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OF MICHIGAN
MONDAY
ISSUE
7
JUN 7
1956
BUSINESS ABNiNISTRATION
UMUT
Chronicle
Reg, U. fl. Pat. Office
Volume
183
Number
5539
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Y., Monday, June 4, 1956
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
■
INSURANCE
-
company
stock
of
stock
for
render
of
Trust
the
Co.
form
will
However,
be
the
issued
of
if
business
to
June
June
1,
such
such
of
the
stock.
been
before
called
the
entitled
for
Boston
close: of
to
per share heretofore declared
Exchange
Stock
Exchange...
Los Angeles
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Earnings—Expansion—
In
its
1955,
first
the
chains,
in
the
as
interim
result
since
its
of
process
$26,750,000,
St.
bring
several
acquired
38
Stock Exchange
of
formed
Fred
into
P.
Inc.,
chain
and
the Cleveland,
lo
is
annual
an
rate
the
and
of
number
27, 1956.
1956 to purchase
ten
super
increase
sales
to
annual
an
;
markets
rate
P.
Rapp,
"Profit
before
taxes,
nection
stock
taxes
totaled
stock
with
outstanding
the
purchase
share...- •
"ACF-Wrigley
income
on
$1,052,700.
March
at
acquisition
these
the
of
plan,
until
per
1957—20
in
St.
10
Louis
March
should
upon
its
"Since
the
management
under
"The
for
close
sales
average
most recently
approximately
of
raised
move
1955,
its
will
in
$100,000,000
be
while
that
This
$1,000,000
of
when
per
new
the
merger
sales
per
further
a
compares
with
a
"The
during
The
SEC
earnings
to
will
markets
later
consider
the year."—V.
and
183,
p.
corporation
on
1,650,000
at
three
be
used
cents
for
store
also
months
appropriate
City
37
Averages
without
to
Plaza
37
to
Stock Exchange..^.
37
37
be
Reserved
also
should
dividend
to
further
Bear
Offerings
of Member
Banks
(par
one
mining
cent)
The
50
36-week
p7iod ended April 8,
increase
over
period ended
Edwards
real
50
to
10,
1955, it
amounted
1956
income Of
gross
April
$31,168,056
estate
3
_
and
and
parcel
President.
announced
the John C.
in
Habfa- and
La
.
three
markets
Templet City, Calif." 7
these facilities'had? been rented
located
from
Subscription Agent—
of
and
28 Vi
This
a$res.
warehouse
Alunite
With
for
as
projected supermarket,
a
corporation
Salt
on
to
be
at
$363
for
offered
the
per
in
unit,
units
of
50
without
shares
of
stock
underwriting.
The
$242
and
proceeds
26
years,
City,
this
in
sale
Lincoln
company
has
Building,
moved
its
60
East
executive
of
May
shares
17
of
through
The
filed
a
letter
Cayias,
notification
of
stock
common
proceeds
commercial
American Express
made
on
42nd
Street,
offices
into
share, with
New
It
the
(par
Larson,
are
to
be
KINGSTON, ONT.
Bruce SI. fjorris
3 .A. kdoAe,
★
$1)
Glaser,
used
to
with
Emery,
for
the
be offered
the
Inc.,
manu¬
fertilizer.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
was
a
secon¬
May 29 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $32.50 per
dealer's concession of 90 cents
oversubscribed.—V. 183, p. 2285.
She investment Stealers -Association o£ Canada
Bay Street TORONTO, CANADA Sefephone
Broch St.
Files
—
dary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
Co., Inc.—Moves Home Office—
the
Utah.
Utah
Exchange Commission—
of
are
financing of diner installations, etc.
Reduction
share,
City,
and
on
160,000
per
Lake
facture
was
Air
corporation
covering
$1.50
City,
Salt Lake
of
and
150
VICE-PRESIDENT
Cheapside
EM 8-4731
>
■
LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND
John C. X
JIL
Cjj. «2). SdamS,
U. Brooks, p. S\. Jdanley., (J. IfFj. Wjitchiner
SbouqtaS WjcVittie, Philip J4. Jdawher, Christopher Wahlrolh Jr., -Arthur W. Slrichtand, Richard -A. Wothersill
DIRECTORS:
Orange,
expanded site will provide both for future
expansion as well
Corp.
Securities
The
SEC
Agger Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
After
PRESIDENT
in
the .Phillips Realty
constructed at a-later advantageous date, he said.
Alpha Beta Kas Just completed a $250,000 Installation of a new
slaughter house* floor, at the company's Huntington Beach packing
plant.—V. 183, p. 1853:
*7*'
the
75
$35,-
May 24
on
be
at
Weml erS: She Soronto Stock ddxchange
Offices:
to
reported for
announced
was
sdHevi id&mlted,
(Branch
of
';-
With the acquisition,T}f tha home office-warehouse area, Mr. Ed¬
pointed out, together with a recent purchase of 9Va acres of
improved land adjacent to this property, Alpha Beta no owns a single
49
Clearings..
common
stock of the Adams Express Co. and agent to
subscriptions upon exercise of warrants, expiring June 8, 1956
(primary and additional subscription privileges) to purchase common
stock of American International Corp.—V. 183, p. 2533.
York
200
at
Co.
that Alpha Beta has purchased all of
Phillips Realty Co. for a sum in excess
acquired through the purchase consist of
improvements, specifically, Alpha Beta's home office
of
warehouse
Previously,
purchase
to be used
621.
also
assets
and
May 28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 15,287 shares of class A stock (par $1) and $73,989.08 of
180,
Sohthdale
Dayton
department .stores.
$1,000;000. The properties
Corona
Trust Co., New
rorx, jn. x„ nas been appointed agent
subscriptions upon exercise of warrants, expiring June 6, 1956,
proceeds
operations.—V.
principal
expect this level of sales to be maintained during the remainder
year ending July 30," Mr. Edwards said, "which will en¬
Alpha Beta to show record sales and earnings for the 1955-56
Mr.
of
accept
be
of
and
the
Bankers
debentures
to
two
are
Cin¬
fiscal
our
the fixed
of
Banks
Adams Express Co.—Stock
The
markets
center's
Co.
store,
join
at
wards
to accept
sometime
and
will
more
Mid-Inland
JamalcsTjand.
period."
50
reflect
with
the
15%
a
similar
able
16
I
in
and
Gertz
department
Donaldson's
four
Swlfton
store;
"We
of
59
to
1955
B.
and
Houston;
department
2285.
p.
office
in
at
the
be
main
the
of
one
operation,
Gulfgate
I., ' where
the
be
Allied's
in
are
will
Co.
The
notification
L.
will
where
for
990,006,
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
and
sales
action
underwriting.
as
The Course of Bank
ACF-
in
average
add
Hicksville,
183,
new
year—
,
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
part of
effected
12
this
Rollman's
I.
—V,
sales.
$1,800,000
at
the
open
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve System
con¬
sometime
latter
of
to
where
Flushing, L.
Minneapolis,
37
Rates
Statement
debentures
incident
Bond
Exchange
Condition
cents
effective,
can
will
29 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
expenses
and
Foreign
1609.
share,
Bond
markets
new
until
became
May
per
cinnati,
Dividends Declared and Payable
Uranium Mines, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
covering
offered
in
30
additional
resulting frdm the integration of the Big
Wrigley Stores Division in Detroit.
board
Acme
Stock
Four
scheduled
48
per
economies
into -the
Markets
The Gulfgate center is one of 12 in operation or planned
throughout
nation in which Allied Stores either is the owner or is a
pivotal
by Claude W. Edwards,
State
store.
super
Section
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
7-
the
national
city.
store,
throughout
tenant.
employees
to
$2,500,000
increase
stores
the
for
Miscellaneous Features
and
completed
department
largest
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—Sales Up 15%—
of
Cleveland
of
the
being
downtown
country.
Sales
income,
the
units,
complete
a
with
second
shopping
the
1956.
than
more
be
associated
the
of
its
Houston
regional
47
Stock Exchange—Curb
Exchange
Capital Flotations for Month of September.
of
erected
not
average
anticipates
periods.
opening
earnings,
p.
each
will
heart
the
of
biggest
The new
41
Transactions American Stock Exchange..^—
,
present
expansion
has
subsequent
are
the
and
'
five
Gulfgate
from
have
to
Joske's
South's
44
Exchange
Transactions New York
1956.
Wrigley
the
and
the
miles
facilities
foot
area,
sales
shares
issuable
and
equivalent
impact should begin to make itself felt by the
calendar
of
Oklahoma
in
in Houston—
scheduled
is
square
43
Stock
Stock
1956,
1,
net
/
•
company's
account
Although the
1957,
and
3,562,566
Chain,
the
tenant
seven
Joske's
Texas,
200,020
42
Francisco
Dow-Jones
is
central
the
for
1956,
were
areas.
"Based
store
31,
Rapp
Houston,
a
lead
Gulfgate,
new
the
41
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
adding 40 new super markets in 1956 and early
Michigan, including one to be erected in nearby Toledo,
in
Ohio,
the
upon
earnings
41
Exchange
the
as
offering all
Foodtown
summary
of
ended
March
31,
$2,024,500
was
Based
Wall
Co., 46
Exchange..
$77,608,500.
common
Stock
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
together with ACFWrigley; the actual consummation of the Rapp' purchase should take
place before the end of the present quarter.
"On the aforementioned pro forma basis, sales of
ACF-Wrigley and
Rapp for the
three
months
ended
March
31,
1956,
amounted
to
after
The
shown
is
Trust
Exchange
,7
Inc.,
the Bankers
at
Stock
approximately
forma
earnings for the entire three months
although its acquisition did not become effective
Fred
of
perspective,
proper
pro
made
Stock
in
ACF-Wrigley
*
and
performance of
the
in
center,
39
Toronto
,
Feb.
markets
super
erected
38
...
Toronto
of
area
whose combined sales are currently at an
$23,000,000, or an average of $2,300,000 per store.
which should be consummated around mid-year,
148
Y.
Joske'f will be the corporation's major store in the Houston
replacing the present downtown Joske's as the headquarters store
city. Downtown Joske's will become a branch of the main
shopping center unit. The downtown unit is one of the nation's largest
home furnishings stores.
San
Ohio,
20,
with
Stock
be
N.
for
Montreal
30,
market
Rapp,
"Ip order to present ACF-Wrigley in
figures are included in the following
The
Dec.
on
super
additional
March
on
Rapp,
Pittsburgh
31,
another.
of
acquired
was
March
Mo.,
of
of
organization
$320,000,000.
store,
per
Philadelphia-Baltimore
will
15,
called
Canadian
ended
important
one
the purchase
entered
was
stock
rate
Acquisition
will
$2,058,000
Louis,
annual
has
months
corporation,
of
merger
formation
agreement
common
the
the
three
Inc., operating 13 super markets in
district
with
combined
sales
at
or
the
of
the
(for
"This
consummating
"Foodtown,
metropolitan
"An
report
states:
company
York
share
By late August,
department store,
38
Midwest Stock Exchange
1956),
New
Allied Stores Corp.—To Expand
38
Detroit Stock Exchange
payable
Payment
33
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
receive
1469.
p.
29
Stock
Stock
its
redemption is 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. 2285.
•
17
(Bonds)
American
stock, continue
common
(Stocks)
New York
No
Street,
Each
New York Stock Exchange
conversion.
on
of
share.
per
has called for redemption on June 15, next, 3,879
5'/2% cumulative convertible preferred stock at $10.50
corporation
shares
Page
Guaranty
in bearer
common
be
Stock and Bond Quotations
sur¬
the
have
will
holder
upon
at
150 East 42nd Street, New York 17, N. Y. The
third and fourth floors of the skyscraper.
the
occupy
1609.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
The
such
made
stock
shares
the
of
certificates
of
be
which
common
date,
183,
shares
into
dividend of $1
1956.—V.
scrip
will
shares
stock,
stock
shares
class
1V#
of
preferred
fractional
and
that
rate
preferred
either
preferred
1956,
the
conversion,
of
on
the
after
stock
15,
lieu
at
such
On
converted
until
common
on
of
any
on
in
of
for
dividends
were
held
share
New.York.
be
redemption
corporation,
each
certificate
of
adjustment
the
p.
183,
In This Issue
dividends.
Payment will be made by the Guaranty Trust Co.,
140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y. ;
Each share of preferred stock called for
redemption is convertible,
up
to but not after the close
of
business
on
July
16, 1956, into
common
will
—V.
-
accrued
common
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Socony-Mobil Building,
corporation has called for redemption on July 16 next, 41,537
of its 5% cumulative preferred stock
(par $50) at 110% plus
shares
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
ACF Industries, Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—
The
$1.25
per
share.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
*
corporation
operating
and
proceeds
cash
the
to
of
resources
construction
or
the
remaining balance
p. 2534.
'
will
.
be
H;.;
the
new
available
:
.
American Palestine Trading Corp.
-
Partial
—
working capital.
-.
"X'
"V,-!• ■.///% '
for
Sales
company
has called for redemption on July 1, 1956 $10,000
4%' sinking fund debentures, series B, 1967 at 100%
and accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Manufacturers
Trust Co.,
55 Broad Street, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 182, p. 2462.
best-eilorts
The
of
its
The
filed
corporation
28,
registration
a
to
in
Issued
by the
Of the class B shares, 198,404
Schuler, President and Treasurer;
company).
held" by Robert E.
are
reduced
be
completed.—V. 183, p. 2286.
of,
in
activities
the Gulf of
service,
rental
and
Mexico,
dealing, in
and
which
terms
amount; to
recovery
a
Astron in December, 1955.
It
trading In securities .and l\ is a
of
of
purpose
Securities
also
Inc.,
Planes,
Texas.
of
Act
rnrnn-
operating
securities.
became
was
Chas. E. Beard, President,
that
of
of
the
o
/i
The
-
not require
do
The
planned.
involving
company's
previously., an$
offering
the
of
additional
shareholders is now being revised,
of shares to be offered to shareholders for'subscription
number
to
stock
common
its
reduced and the offering date is expected
1956,*as previously, planned.■;1
v
js expected to be materially
bp later than June 5,
,
announcement with respect to the- proposed offering,
ingiuding the offering date and number of shares to be offered, will
be made promptly when determined.—V.
183, p.-2534.%V.?U V- p'/ ;
m
1955.
Planes,
Inc.,
was
organized ,for ,the purpose
of
plane Service to the public on either a charter or rental
basis
and
it
presently., operates at
Houston International Airport..
(The
assets
of
Astron include
seven
aircraft '(4-twin-engine and 3
its
of
program
announced that studies indicator
the present sale of the
on May 24
formerly
shares
•
company
nounced^r financing. program
further
A
Astron
needs
number
.
subsidiary of
wholly-owned
a
the
shares
the
for
-
Inc.—Revises Proposed Offering—\
Braniff Airways,
>
of 'the "purchase
organized
paA.nt"
the
preferred stock.
The company estimates its construction
.1956-60 at $140,000,000.—V. 183, p. 2287.
the
for
registered, dealer under
.
^ "Sfft
wir«?S
_
December,
,c
furnishing
■
to be
{single-en'gine planes), which are nqw Jeasgd, $q-Planes, The.,. for , use
in its operations.
*'
Astron Corp.
intends to continue the business described above, and
in addition, it intends to negotiate for the acquisition, and subsequent
; leasing
of similar portable housing units. '■
• '*
v
%
,
Astron may enter the field of oil and gas operation in one or more
capacities.
Such activities would, if entered into, most likely be
conducted by a subsidiary corporation to be formed.
r
respectively.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
♦In
/
to
purchase
in
filed
letter of notification with the SEC
a
to .9,000
up
employees
p.
•
554.
■'//,;%• .;./;■
Shoe Co.; Inc.—Notes Placed
/; Brown
*
' * /
Privately—This
has sold $10,000,000 of 3%% notes to a group
banks and insurance companies^ payable annually
company
of
shares
Mav 1
$250,000 1959 to 1961; $500,000 1961 to
follows:
as
1966; $675,000 1966 to 1976.
^
future,
the
May 28
on
company
covering
to.
.
*200,000 shs.
82,500
The
Commission—
shares of common stock (no-par) to be offered
under stock option plans at the market ($33.12 Vi per
share at May 24), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to reimburse the company for cost of any shares purchased.—V. 183.
>
remaining 17,500 shares are reserved for options which may be
granted
,
granted
-
Y.—Files With
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., Brooklyn, N.
*
Securities and Exchange
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
——
have been
options
addition,
the
and
$1)--
(par
.
,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
stock
Capital
50 cents per share. It
share, with a dealer's discount of
KHhsidiflrv
180,000
covering
V
> x
f
25 filed a registration statement with the
shares'of its cumulative preferred stock," $100
May
on
®
^ ^ yR . ^hnrt Lrm rfpht
tn
a nnn
f
prior construction).. Such snort-term debt amounted to '$14,000,000 at
April 3Q
and win amount to $18,000,000 at the time of issue of
in November, 1955, Astron has been engaged
either directly or through subsidiaries, leasing
charter
on
subsidiary
The
dary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $4)
was made on May 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $22.25 per
was
thrmifirh
nr
company
i'MK S
a
spec-
price with interest during the first two years of the lease.
Security
Sales Corp.,
the
underwriter,
became
a
wholly-owned
Offering—A secon¬
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Secondary
dirprtlv
pithpr
venture
one
-,
; X
in
purchased,
contractor
shares (65.9%)
50,180 (16.7%)
14.08%,
and
14.08%
55.65%,
to
Houston,'Tex..
four in Canada, nine in Engeach In South Africa, Mexico anc(
par, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
by The First Boston Corp. The dividend rate, public offering price an *
capital
in December 1955, a portable housing unit which/
is
designed
for use *as
a
living quarters on a
drilling platform
located in the Gulf of Mexico, and has leased the unit to a drilling
Thomas
H.
Fox, Executive Vice-President
and Secretary, and
50,180 (16.7% ) by Virginia Fox. They propose to sell 30,840, 7,800 and
7,300 shaTes, respectively, after which their ownership of the class B
will
working
for
Montrose Boulovard,
3400
oil drilling
for
aircraft
Astron
ty
snares
used
1
.
factory
new
States,
the United
Australia, and
two in
sec
incorporation
business
the
an
split,
stock
giving eflect to a pending charter amendment and stock
the company
will have outstanding 301,080 shares of class B
< in addition to the 35,000 preferred
and 20,500 common shares
After
'
its
equipment
and receivables.
carry
,
organized on Nov. 1, 1955. t 3.••••'-.
^
organized for the purpose of engaging
was
hiifsinpAK
Since
working capital
borrowings and to provide additional
an increased volume of inventories
bank
of
$50,000
to be used
„
be
to
are
a
.
branches in
This
.
"tlnn* bUSine8S venture6 elWler dlrectiy or through subsidiary corpo-?
rations.
1956, covering 35,000 shares of
preferred stock, $6.50 par, 20,500
.
~
company
nlfttivp
statement with the SEC on
60-cent cumulative con¬
shares of common stock,
SI
par.
and 46,440 shares of class B common stock, $1 par. The
35,000 preferred shares and 20,500 common shares are to be offered
ior public
sale by the issuing company and the 46,440 class B shares
by certain selling stockholders.
The public offering price and under¬
writing
terms for each of the
three issues are to be supplied by
amendment.
Cruttenden & Co. is named as the principal underwriter.
Formerly known as Anderson Brass Works, Inc.,
the company is
principally engaged in the business of designing, manufacturing and
selling a broad line of bronze and aluminum connectors, clamps and
fittings for use on electrical sub-stations, transformers, transmission
lines, and distribution lines.
.
.
/
.
Net
proceeds of the company financing will be available for any
corporate purpose.
The company intends to use the proceeds to repay
This
May
proceeds
purposes.
Texas corporation was
Offering With SEC—
vertible
net
general corporate
April 20 offered 150,000
$11.75 per share on a
on
of
Braaiu-v.jisvp. 2071,,^/<•'':
^ Boston Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—
bona fide residents Of Texas.-
basis to
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Ala.—Registers
Electric Corp., Birmingham,
Anderson
Stock
Corp., also of Houston,
PROCEEDS—The
and
>
land,
-
shares of capital Stock (par $1) at
15-year
*
Construction
Md., plant will be completed shortly, providing
manufacturing area of 472,500 sq. ft. at this location. ; v f
Black & Decker, in addition to these plants, operates 41 sales and
,
Offered—Security '
Aitron Corp., Houston, Tex.—Stock
"year..
this
early
the Hampstead,
.service
, i
1! >
completed
was
at
total
a
183,
V.
—
■/ ' ■"
Redemption—
-
unit
and
company
of
acquisition
-
'
Ajnpal
land,
are proposed to be added
applied as needed to the
-plants and equipment. Any
loans, estimated at approximately $16,600,000
racing stable.
a
has
loans
for
net
.
.^-'The. establishment of
.
company
The
above;—V. 183, p. 2533.
Express Co.
Adams
See
The
companies
.
Corp.—Subscription Agent—
American International
^
*
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
tion aj. once on the faotory (Which;. together Jwith land and equipment,
will 'cosi approximately $700,000.
"*
°
a manufacturing facility in Australia is the
'
•
•.
,• ..
„•
latest of a. three-phase expansion program beings Implemented by the
entered into loan agreements with seven insurance
- parent company in the world-wide network of Black & Decker faciliaggregating $7,750,000.^ r
- V >
r ^
' .»y -.'ties, at a total cost of approximately $5,000,000. A 50% enlargement
from the sale of the debentures, and from these
of the manufacturing capacity of the plant at Harmondsworth, Eng-
respectively.
.
May
on
organizing
in
penses
.r
.
rubber, and other*?
foam
manufacture ol
the
for
the Midwest or South. The company estimates the costs
plants and equipment
at $12,000,000 .and $3,500,000,
two
the
plant
a
in
products
of
11 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
<10 cents per share) through Columbia Securities Co., Inc. of Cali¬
fornia,
Beverly Hills, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used for ex¬
The
acquire
or
City,
Inc.»' Carsoa
Horse' Racing; Stables,
American
Nevada—Files With SEC—
-
.
(2642)
'V/:-"';./
prior notice the company can make prepayment in any year in
equal to-the amount due that year. The-proceeds will5 be
used to redeem ell $5 prior preferred stock and $1,900,000 of long-term
On
RR.—April Earnings Lower-
Ann Arbor
1956—4 Mos.—1055
1956—Month—1955
period End. Apr. 30—
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
$819,803
$793,900
611,735
584,427
2,463,151
operating revs.
operating exps.
railway
operating
Net
income
income
190,711
175,609
79,352
64,875
A
tvIII
fire truck for fighting-fires inside industrial plants
In
a
number of cities
throughout the eastern and
pint-size
new
shown
be
United States during June.
which is capable of negotiating narrow factory aisles, was
enveloped by this company. It fills a need, by industry, for firelighting equipment with a knock-out punch. Ansul spokesmen point
ci't that it is a logical outgrowth of the need created by increasing
-
Net
Net
p. 2070.
April 30—
ofcer.
revenue...
from
rev.
r
debt
,'
.
737,394
183,
924,104
2178.
p.
Ltd.
Apex Uranium, Inc., of Nevada—Now Shipping Ore—
the
Vitro mill at Murray, Utah, W. R. Noack, Vice-President and General
Manager, reported on May 25,
Starting last week, Apex expected to
ship about three cars a week (one of high-grade and two of lowerj;rade open-cut surface ore) to the Vitro mill, Mr. Noack said.
The company's first 53-ton shipment of uranium ore was made early
has
company
la April and netted
Noack
Mr.
the
ore
said
its
third
of
car
high-grade
to
ore
the company approximately $5,000.
the
that
company's development work is extending
Nev., property.—V. 182, p. 1562.
its Austin.
on
reserves
shinned
Helicopter Co., Inc. (N. Y.)—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Universal
Apostolescu
The
f'SC
1st
corporation
covering
$3
working capital
lor
-.
board
The
of
Production
facilities
-expanded
larger
fcively
Is
Temlok
of
realized
volume
late
this
Macon,
h.
%
of
of
that
scheduled
is
Peck,
and
until
of
the
on
has
Operations,
the
the
original
in
for
Armstrong
is being
1948,
got
underway
in
construction
July
less
of
than
of
a
The
«■
largest, fiberboard mills in the world.
During the
expansion, production continued on the original equipment,:
or
output
no
was
lost
as
the
new
and
facilities
equip-
the
300,000
square
expansion program, a
In
addition, new and
feet
floor
of
water
space
in
the
is
June
15,
amount
May
on
$9,250,000
1971,
to
through
be
an
31
of
filed
a
registration
convertible
offered
for
statement
public
sale
at
with
debentures,
The
facture
Coast
Interest
of
tires
and
in
and
the
is
other
to
100%
of
products
Southwest.
The
to
serve
customers
company
also
on
plans
to
stock
has been
construct
of
Potomac
."y:;/..
plant,
new
will
produce
Ethyl Corp.'s entrance
mark
Corp. of America—Expands in Japan—
agreement
-An
-
by the Board of Transto. issue a maximum of
to stockholders at a price
granted permission
.
yarns
subishi
Rayon
of
Celanese
According
share.
a
SEC—c / * i
filed.an amendment od
statement covering an additional
the Systematic; Accumulation of
Electric Power Company.—V. 176, p. £30.
company;
expected to be completed In the latter part of
vinyl chloride monomer made from ethylene and
into this field.
.
* .
The vinyl chloride monomer produced at Baton Rouge will be sold
to
the
plastics ind' stry, for the manufacture of polyvinyl chloride
which Is widely used In upholstery materials, electric wire and cable,
floor coverings and. a host of other products.
Ethyl Corp's production
will represent a substantial addition to present vinyl chloride monomer
capacity.—V. 181, p. 106.
*
The
-
1957,
will
and
to establish facilities for
fibers in Jr.oan has been
manufacturing cellulose
concluded between Mit¬
Ltd., p.nd Celatino S. A., wholly owned subsidiary
Corp. of America, it was announced on May 29.
Co.,
to word
received by
Mitsubishi, the Japanese Government
has
company
-
f
.
2286;
\
President, on May 29 announced that the
company earned about
10 cents a share in the first quarter of 1956
tompared with, a loss nf a like amoupt in the first quarter' ok last
year,
making the first three months of 1956 the most profitable
quarter in the company's history.
He said that the. upward, trend
in
earnings seems to be continuing, which indicates that 1956 will
be
an
A.
overall
Weaver,-Jr.,
record
year
for Bettinger.
The
company
severe*-
suffered
a
loss
during
strike
182,
p.
506.
Expansion—
the company's Australian sub¬
awarding of the contract for con¬
struction
new
manufacturing plant near Melbourne,
Australia.
Swanson Brothers Pty., Ltd. won the award and will begin construcsidiary.
Decker
&
May
of a
on
25
(A'asia), Pty.,
announced
Ltd.,
the
California
P.
U.
Commission
has
Acquisition—
authorized
this
shares of its $1 par common stock to
of the outstanding stock of Flanders Mining Co., a Nevada
The ratio of exchange was rot announced.
issue
1,875,000
Central
Eureka
been
company
Creek
gold
was
formerly Central Eureka Mining Co., recently
Until several years ago
in mining. In 1954 it closed the Sutter
acquired in 1924. Flanders Mining owns
than 600 claims,
principally uranium properties,
Corp.,
mine
controls
more
engaged
which it
aoproxim"'ely 12,000 acres in Utah,
Mexico.—V. 133, p. 3.
cove;ing
New
corporation
purchase all
corporation,
engaged in rice and feed operations.
has
the
Chain Belt Co.—Sales and
Colorado, Wyoming an
Earnings Higher—
for the six months ended (April 30,
$2,335,847, or $3.81 per shale on the
612,337
shares
outstanding. The«e figures
compare
with sales o"
$21,415,064 and profit after taxes of $1,585,967, or $2.59 per share fo*
the
six months
erded April 30, 1955 on
the 611,337 shares then
Sales
1956
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.—Australian
Black
Eureka Corp.—Proposed
Central
The
or
—V.
Pacific
" y.
:v;
company
1470.
principal
the
1855.
has been awarded a contract by the Ethyl Corp.,for
the engineer ng ?.nd construction of a new multi-million dollar plant
to be loceted "t Baton Rouge, La.
: C
*
the
be
p.
Catalytic Construction Co.—Awarded Contract—
due
underwriting
rate
Newfoundland.—V: 183,
investment
Washington
This
1955, due almost entirely to
that
lasted
approximately
two months.
This loss
was mitigpted to some extent by a tax refund of $70,907, which leaves-,
a
modest carry forward
credit for 1956.
In spite of the loss, Mr.
Weaver reported that the company's working capital position improved
in 1955 increasing by 95% and net worth increased approximately 8%.
group headed by
Reynolds & Co.,
supplied by amendment. The under¬
writing commission is to be 3.5%.
The company plans to construct or
acquire a plant for the manu¬
Inc.
$37
Robert
also
subordinated
of
25,
common
to
'
company
covering
but said the identity of underwriters
1956, to its registration
$2,600,000 in
Potomac Plans
for
Bettinger Corp.—Trend in Earnings Upward-r
Armstrong Rubber Co., West Haven, Conn.—Registers
Debentures With SEC—
The
contemplated financing will be in the
Capital Reserve Corp.—Registers With
original
a
SEC
p.
square
being installed.
improved plant laboratory facilities have been
constructed.
When
full
production
is reached,-the number of em¬
ployees will be increased by approximately'one-third.—V. 183, p. 2070.
system
recovery
Vice-President.—V. 183,
Canada—To Offer Stock—
13,674,686 outstanding Bell of Canada shares.—V. 183, p.
feet
facilities.
The
original buildings have been enlarged and a second board mill
set
up
alongside
the
existing
mill;
additional
grinding,
pulping,
screening, forming, drying, fabricating and painting equipment have
been
installed;
the
wood
yard
rearranged,
and
warehousing
and
.shipping facilities are being approximately doubled.
As part of the
to
the
Canada or; Europe,
Government
vi This
May
; -
.
fiberboard plant at Macon, which
than doubled so that it is
more
ment were being readied for production.
The expansion project is adding approximately 212,000
company
The
the
little
units of $1,000, with warrants
approved the agreement, calling for establishment of a new com¬
plans to issue the stock in the ratio of one new
pany
with paid-up
capital of 600 million yen.
Celatino, with a
share foi each eight held.
^
minority interest in the company, is obligated to provide technical
The
company does
not intend to register its new issue with the
assistance in the form of licensing use of its processes and know-how.
SEC and accordingly will not accept subscriptions from U. S. residents.
Initial production capacity of
the new facilities is planned to be
American
holders
can,
however, sell their
rights. Royal Trust :Co.«'>
6,000,000
lbs.
annually.
The
agreement between
Mitsubishi and
recently said it would
ask bids for the 75j,992
right accruing to
Celatino is to run for 10 years.—V. 183, p. 1965.
American
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.,
which
owns
5.5%
of the
year
year.
last
on-May
given
the
•
28
May
port Commissioners
at
Ottawa,
Canada,
1,725,000 shares of capital stock (par $25)
an¬
;
facilities
new
This
-
waethfr
disclose
not
acetate
General
that stockholders
announced
amounted
and
to
$28,101,007
profit after taxes
was
outstanding.—V. 183. p. 2534.
(Continued on page 8)
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert. Editor and Publisher;
William
Dana
Seibert. President. Published twice a week
(every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinolf
(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 oflice 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
THE COMMERCIAL AND
Canada,
WOTE:
$63.00
On
per
account
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
year.
of
the
Other
Countries,
fluctuations in
$67.00
the
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
per
rate
of
year.
exchange,
•
>■<-;;
Celanese
.
h?s
v.;
Approved-*
a
States,
b*1
by
company.
Bell Telephone Co. of
•
President
for general
and
"
at. Javplin's annual meeting in June.^ The bonds,; he
said will., be issued by a subsidiary, Wabush Lake Railroad Co. Ltd.,
and will bear interest at 4,/2% with principal and interest'guaranteed
V"/:; ri",
Mr. Moore was formerly Executive
capacity
and
did
He
newly
progres-,
a
full
Vice-President
Materials
Building
broken
was
of
one
period
■so
with
ground
completed
was
now
started
.
Production
capacity
R.
company's
the
at
been
has
manufacture
of
nounced. '
riter
products
Ga.
summer,
Armstrong's
of
Manager
at
fiberboard
Inc.,
stockholders,
United
elected R. Edwin Moore to the'
Earl J. Gossett, who has served
President, will continue as Chairman of the Board of
directors
President
of
Chairman and
as
j
Co.,
:
'.-v,,
will
Directors.
Armstrong Cork Co.—Expands Temlock Output—
Kinney
R.
2179j
supplemental
office
general corporate purposes.
and
p.
.The financing will, ba in bonds, sold in
v-.4,212.3.0'
^
Bell & Gossett Co.—New President—
on May 23 filed
a leoter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
75,000
share,
per
G.
attached givinq. right', to purchase ?6 shares of Javelin common stock
a .Unit
at a fixed price over a
four-year period. Mr. Doyle reported.
additional
This
133,
previo usly announced plan for $16,500,000 of financing.
he said, also ratified 15-year contracts to sell Iron
ore from Javelin's
low-grade reserves in Labrador to 15 German steel
firms In the.Rhine-Rhur Valley and British Iron & Steel Corp. (Ore.)
production contract for
the manufacture of an
quantity of USAF T-33 jet trainer wings has been announced
i by; this corporation, following completion of contract negotiations with '
; Lockheed
Aircraft Corp.,
Burbank, Calif.
This order amounts to nearly $500,000 and supplements a $3,000,000
follow-on production contract received by Beech Aircraft in January '
of this year.
Production rates will be increased and deliveries on the
-I; new contract will run through the summer of 1957.
Beach
Aircraft
has- been
building
wings * for
the Lockheed
jet -,
trainer since early 1951.
Beech production for Lockheed also includes!
wings for the Navy T2V-1, first carrier-based jet training plane.
For Beech Aircraft, this follow-on contract is an important addition
to the work-backlog of the Beech facility at Liberal, Kansas, where '
sub-assembly
work
is
performed,
and
the
main
Beech
plant
in
Wichita where final assembly lines are located.—V. 183, p. 2534..
A
Doylej
approved
The
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Awarded Lockheed Contract—
t
C.
John
14
'
_
3,772,616
newly-acquired
the
Canadian Javelin. Ltd.—Financing Plan
19,889,028
$2,617,000 $12,857,637 $11,295,378 '
$2,889,133
inc...
%'i:
of sprawling one-story industrial plants, situated outside city
limits and therefore unprotected by city fire departments.—V. 183, p. 2.
.
of
,
corporate purposes.—V.
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Months—1955
$14,836,071 $13,796,331 $61,484,834 $56,449,755
11,946,938
11,179,331.48,627,197
45,154,377."
ry. oper.
railway oper.
-V.
3,umbers
:J
5,575,466
5,687,839
»Railway oper, expenses..
truck,
The
6,211,690
End.
Railway
central
j
income—
oper.
income
Period
Development—
,
.
1956—4 Mos.—1955 / *
189,352,815 178,738,602
6,096,236 * 21,193,064
22,799,319
46,983.803
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—%
i
Ansul Chemical Co.—New
49,068,467
j ments.—V. 183,
2070. V
p.
I
Income
21,533,675.
♦Earnings per common share
——; ;
$3.67 >, v' $4.01;,/"
*
After 4'/2%
of contingent Interest and preferred dividend require-
247,127
224,484
94,043
77,936
.
■>-
ry.
Net
ductions
183,
■'
Gross
charges and other de¬
—V.
' '
fixed
after
income
■
Net
taxes
Net
;
Federal
after
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Apr. 30—
$2,925,691
2,336,127
$3,129,643
Railway
amount
an
remittance for foreign subscriptions
an d
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Volume
183
Number 5539
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3
(2643)
Capital Flotations^inf ihe^UnitedStates
in
September
i
.ti
Total corporate financing in the domestic market for
shares of 4.30%
the month of September,
1955, aggregated $599,755,043,
decline of $411,476,141 below mat tor
August of the
same year.
A comparison of the September total with
that of the like period in 1954 also shows a
sharp drop
of $296,413,669.
or
New
>
capital
placements
in
September,
$566,346,199/or 94.43% of that month's
while
ume,
5.57%.
or
bonds
sum
of
and
notes
$433,743,300,
while financing
of
in
September,
former
amounted
to
or
/;
,
of
that
V-'y/
placed
month's
36
in
26.42% of the
over-all
dollar
ini the; first
Amount
Dated
Aug
Aug 11
91-days
Aug 11
Aug 18
Aug 18" Aug 25
July 20
Aug 1
12 V2 mos,
July 20
L i_.
39
$156,417,934
30
23
I' April' 4-,«T_r—
'May
227,855,000
4.69%.
June
!V
September, 1955, stood at $166,011,27.68% of the month's gross dollar volume. New
28
1,485,574 000
487,388, 789
Total
for
August
J.
volume.
Sep
Sep
Sep
new
stock placements in Septem¬
to 64 in number and added up to
common
ber, 1955, amounted
$75,685,353, or 12.62%, while preferred stock offerings
attained the sum of
$90,326,390, or 15.06%, made Up of
only 10 issues.
total of
,T
the
to be
ferings in September, 1955, developed the greatest dollar
volume for that month at
grand total.
It
$137,321,225,
gross dollar, volume. Next
or
or
1
than
more
average
size placed
Corp. 3%%
This
was
by
the
$50,000,000
Sept.
issue
that
for
!
July
___j
l_
10,708,640
516,792,480
a
a
4,823,000
4,323,000
100
2
100
C
Sep 1-30 Sep
Total
the
September—
for
nine
$538,383,697
323,276,542
526,209,055
2,164,722'
665,963,208
2,148,655 s
470,186,565
21,275,906
401,870,510
424,845,066
260,351,520
r
4,218,140 "■>
,
$3,890,645,334
406.088,650
$64,253,964 $3,954,899,298
One
January
$2,500,000 2%%
and
Total
133,916,625
Or municipalities was undertaken during
August,
1955.
1953, showing
BY
MONTHS
New Capital
628,060,950
44,639,185
April
the
different
monthly
1
1955,
1954,
June
quarter^—.
July
Total
Refunding
New Capital
$
$
Refunding
$
r
Total
$
486,689,232
560,772,709
16,141,452
15,372,739
329,997,217
641,307,965 !
25,159,845
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
315,097,152 2,285,641,734
1,301,899,481
106,465,260 1,408,364,741
1,723,400,028
509,658,396
748,829,028
172,833,757
682,492,153
83,518,225
'
832,347,253
91,928,160
684,800,651
614,225,924
614,765,864
10,540,950
625,306,814
180,014,200
716,902,559
624,958,430
15,677,234
640,635,664
37,112,169
1,114,301,499
96,140,649
691,217,851
987,358,500
1,077,189,330
1,851,359,915
348,280,142 2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
388,296,049
2,318,486,983
'2,316,913^24
663,377,294 4,485,281,791
3,232,090,415
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
4,040,313,652
622,211,465
389,019,719
1,011,231,184
326,002,854
75,574,200
September
566,346,199
33,408,844
599,755,043
611,231,067
284,937,645
1,678,995,327
576,569,963
2,255,565,290
1,669,340,438
756,029,603
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
4,901,430,853
5,500,899,824
Series
individual
limit
annual
on
H.
available
on
one
month's notico*
purchase of $20,000.
previous
data
1952
on'
Savihgs' Bonds,
"Chronicle."
see
V'
1
footnote
on
page
263Tr
%
Sale of
c
Treasury notes of Series A was terminated
Sales of Treasury notes of Series B
began on May 15,
on
May 14, 1953,
1953. Notes ara
accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if held
two years interest approximates 2.47%. Sale of Treasury
notes of Series "C" began on Oct.
1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if held to
maturity or
two years* interest
approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 nota.
The sale of Series C
Treasury Savings notes was
to
at par and
maturity
1953.
Oct.
or
For previous
19,
data
on
Treasury notes,
"Chronicle."
1953,
see
*
OF
six
months
7
91-day
page
1470t
New
Accepted
Refunding
$
for
Oct. 23*
on
on
FUNDS
Total Amount
Security
Total
footnote
■:> '/■'
USE
Type of
Dated
$
Indebtedness
'
$
65,636,619,126 56,363,459,000
9,273,160,126
Treas.
bills
1,600,029,000
1,501,001 ,000
99,028.000
91-day Treas.
July 14
bills
1,600,459,000
1,500,291 ,000
100,168,000
1,600,466,000
1,500,709 000
99,757,000
1,601,030,000
1,501,086 000
91-day- Treas.. bills
July 28
91-day
bills
40-yr. Treas. bonds
821,562,000
821,562,000
2,201,204,000
2,201,204,000
493,734,761
493,734,761
2,414,000
2,414,000
15
Treas.
Tax
U.
S.
of
Indebt.
Savings
bds.
Depositary bonds
July
1
antlc'n
Tax
99,944,000
anticipation
Certif.
1
Total
Aug
for
4
notes
July
9,920,898,761
395,517,758 1,127,624,275
608,576,955
10,724,440
619,301,395
bills
1,600,114,000
1,501,077,000
99,037.000
bills
1,600,357,000
1,502,017,000
98,340,000
91-day
Treas.
92-day
Treas.
Aug 1 12 V2
May 17
401,577,054
239,168,027
2,773,203
;
■
732,407,786
1,865,000
734,272,786"
2,425,370,041
1,580,152,768
15,362,643 1,595,515,411
1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
5,620,466,420
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
1
9%
mos.,
S.
1,500,393,000
100,342,000
1,600,137,000
1,500,181,000
99,956,000
6,841,414,000
6,84-1,414,000
1,485,574,000
1,485,574,000
ctf.. of
Savings
Depositary
1
1,600,735,000
bills
indebtedness
U.
,;
bills
notes
mos. Treas.
Tax
bds.
487,388,789
487,388,789
bonds—
2,454,000
2,454,000
antic'n
notes
241,941,230
896,168,712
Aug
3,917,811,761
Treas.
91-day
Aug 25
Aug
6,003,087,000
91-day" Treas.
Aug 11
Aug
i
803,155,608
179,006,275
982,161,883
424,210,596
6,664,020
430,874,616
266,684,600
502,608,722
437,537,199
28,773,944
466,311,143
658,303,098
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
1,387.695,944
quarter..:
1,697,382,828
813,776,417 2,511,159,245
2,249,443,739
36,483,000 1,424,178,944
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
Total
for
August
15,218,173,789 14,330,656,000
887,517,783
Sep
1
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,139,000
1,500,614,000
99,525.000
Sep
8
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,601,163,000
1,500,455,000
100,708,000
99,340,000
15 ' 91-day Treas.
bills
1,602,174,000
1,502,834,000
Sep
22
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,313,000
1,503,268,000
97,050,000
Sep
29
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,910,000
1,500,043,000
100,867,000
Sep
1
Savings
bds.
months
6.598,813,681
2,064,567,329
8,663,381,010
7,869,910,159
U.
'
Sep
Sep
1
Tax
Total
Treasury Financing in September
UNITED
The
Secretary of the Treasury announced Sept. 29
that on Oct. 3, the Treasury will offer for cash
subscrip¬
tion $2,750,000,000 of 2}4% tax
anticipation certificates
of indebtedness, to be dated
Oct. 11, 1955, maturing
June 22, 1956, and receivable at par
plus accrued inter¬
to
maturity in payment of income and profits taxqs
due on June 15, 1956. The books were
open only for one
day on Oct. 3.
STATES
TREASURY FINANCING
Date
Offered
Amount
Dated
Due
Applied for
$
Total
Jun
28
for
six
months
:
DURING
Total
Accepted
Price
The Treasury Department in
September, outside of the
sale
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
of
Treasury
91-days
2,119,089,000
2,257,759,000
1,600, 029,000
99.611
91-days
1,600 459,000
99.594+ *1.606
July 21
91-days
91-days
2,390,318,000
2,403,294,000
1.600 466,000
99.591
1.601 030,000
*1.541
*1.620
July 21
July 28
July 11
Feb
15
40 yrs,
100
3
8 mos.
821,562,000
2,201.204,000
821 562,000
July 18
2,201 204,000
100
IVb
July 1-31 July l
9%-12 yrs.
493,734,761
493 ,734,761
July 1-31 July
July 1-31 July 1
12 yrs.
2,414,000
2 ,414,000
Total
for
July
462,368.680
4,823,000
4,823,000
nine
months—
8,471,895,686
7,507,214,000
964,681,68G
69,247,587,362 84,204,416,000 15,043,171,36a
(Continued
on
page
6)
,
%
July
above, confined its operations to the
for
September
Yield
July 7
July 14
8
462,368,686
notes
65,636,619,126
7
.
for
1955
July 14
July
antic'n
Amount
$
:
S.
Depositary bonds
■
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
t Revised.
.
time after 6 months from issue date,
has
30,
2,380,243,977
December
est
For
June
■
63,330,353
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
235,924,122
November
12
bond,
Sep
October
Fourth
any
H
Aug 18
112,141,200
732,106,517
months
47,300,782 1,770,700,810
536,888,359
644,579,063
Nine
576,914,161
502,084,724
>;
154,141,400
quarter
income
666,467,810
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
490,437,663
Third
current
s
20,439,521
August
—
(NEW) r—New
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G
Bonds, respectively,
as of
May 1, 1952. Series J and K yield a return of 2.76% when hold
to maturity*.instead of the former rate
of 2.53%
for F Bonds and
2.50% for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will ba
higher than those of F and G. Annual purchase limit of Series J and
K combined is increased to
$200,000.
July
-t!953-
3,821,904,497
months
at par
Series
July
314,624,478
592,872,491
Second
SERIES, H
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually*
when held to
maturity. Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 yeara
and 8 months, with interest paid
by check semi-annually. Redeemable
of
amounts
1953
466,249,711*
?
_•
year.
I
AND
428,921,547
■
May
months. Interest starts accruing at the end ofi"
one year.
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
Individual limit on annual purchases has been doubled
from $10,000 to $20,000
maturity value.
V
i
July 18
1,970,544,582
First quarter.
to 9 years, 8
months instead of
July 21
l,092;il7,895
March
Overall interest rate raised froat
shortening
Feb
inces,
$
384,282,362
prov¬
threa
years
six
July
-1954-
r
improvement
by the Dominion of Canada, its
^
Refunding
5%
of
semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
the maturity of the Series E Bond Iron*
by
Capital of Puerto Rico, due from 1956 to
No financing
FINANCING
494,144,325
February
Six
the
was
of the
1972, inclusive.
figures since January,
$
10
achieved
offering by United States Possessions during Sep¬
tember
bonds
-1955New Capital
Turnpike Authority;
County Sewerage Authority of "New Jer¬
sey in the amount of $24,950,000, and the
$24,000,000
placement of the Chicago Regional Port District, Illinois.
"
CORPORATE
99,247,587,362
:
suspended
$25,000,000 3% % first mortgage bonds, due 1985, dnd
of
j.
SERIES E—Beginning May 1, 1952.
to 3% compounded
rate
339,594,995
ber,
$40,000,000
*2.12*
8,471,895,686
months.
2.9%
like
Municipal offerings of fair size placed during Septem¬
1955, included the $89,000,000 bond issue" of the
1,
of
the Public Service Electric & Gas Co.
offering of 250,000
OF
2 yrs.
■
99.464
*
♦Average rate on a bank discount basis,
a Comprised
separate series, all of which were changed as follows:
sold
mortgage sinking fund bonds, due Oct. 1, 1970, totaling
$30,000,000; the Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. issue
SUMMARY
T
for
Total
9,416,575 r
5,608,274'
239,075,614
,___
; Total
cumulative preferred stock (par $50) in the amount' of
$35,000,000; the Detroit Steel Corp. 4"%% 15-year first
tabulation
v
41.78
3,104,260
.
663,798,486
468,037,910
___•
August
Corp., consisting of 700,000 shares of 4%%;
a
.99.499 + *1.981
12 yrs.
Total
$5,608,792
i'.v 336,490,735
June
System, Inc., 3%% deben¬
tures, series E, due Sept. 1, 1980; the Kaiser Aluminum
present
.99.468 + *2.104
462,368,686
A comparison of
419,236,792
May
emission of the Columbia Gas
corporate financing:
,99.460 + *2.134
1,600,910,000
August's
Refunding
the Middlesex
we
1,601,163,000
1,602,174,000
1,600,318,000
Richmond-Petersburg- (Virginia)
Below
2,281,268,000
2,653,983>000
462,368,686
mediate
1955, with
3%% first mortgage pipe line bonds of the Tennessee
of
99.422 + *2.088
91-days
91-days
2,317,278,000
shows the latter dollar volume
<*as Transmission Co., due Feb. 1,
1976; the
& Chemical
1,600,139,000
8
15,
2,327,516,000
of the much larger
during Sep¬
15-year debentures, due
followed
15,218,173,789
2,202,139,000
91-days
26.42
312.567,902
t
April
■'
17.41
$532,774,905
March
c
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
municipal financing for the first nine months
January
February
2
Sep' 29
62.22
much greater than
New
22.90% of the month's
came
tember included the
$100,000,000 offering of the C. I. T.
1970.
year
September
I Issues of
was
September,
91-days
of 1955 is set below:
iron, steel, coal, copper,
etc., issued in the amount of $80,371,400, or 13.40%; other
industrial and manufacturing,
$49,106,515, or 8.19%; rail¬
roads, $31,108,000, or 5.19%; equipment
manufacturers,
$21,209,500, or 3.54%; oil, $13,018,953, or 2.17%, and land,
buildings, etc., $11,475,000, or 1.91%.
Financial
for
L____
a
100
Sep 22
substantially higher at $650,226,690.
Total
42.70% of the
followed by the miscellaneous cate¬
was
gory which totaled
$256,144,450,
total
2
a
2,454,000 100
15
15.59
158,434,500
$260,351,520, but fell short
period in the prior
100
487,388,789
'
>■
figure of $470,186,565 for July, 1955.
A check of the various
categories given in our fiveyear table each month discloses that public
utility of¬
1,485,574,000
*
2,454, 000
Sep 22
capital, while $4,218,140 constituted refunding. The
total for September last
1
8~ Sep
Sep
Municipal financing in September, 1955, aggregated
$406,088,650,: of which amount $401,870,5io. represented
;
The total of all
99.532+ *1.853
Sep 1-30 Sep 1
Sep 1-30 Sept
33.39
176,096,955
36
%
1,600,114,000
1,600,357,000
99.522+ *1.889
99.523
*1.888
1,600,735,000
99.521
♦1.875
1,600,137,000
2
6,841,414,000 100
14.06
401,070.000
37
<
2,177.713, 000
6,841,414 000
Aug 1-31 Aug 1 9%-12 yrs.
Aug 1-31 August
12 years
Aug 1-31 Aug
2 years
1
stock issues totaled
$160,711,743, or 26.80% in September,
1955, while refunding issues were confined to the small
sum of
$5,300,000, or 0.88% of the month's over-all dollar
91-days
'
41.61
286,124,000
July
August_______
September
iLLjjj-r. •"
*
24.90
.
129,802,075
,
2,327,804 ,000
2,291,394, 000
2,368,922 ,000
92-days
9%
Yiettl
Price
nine
% of Total
178,463,284
172,766,875
'■
_j_
91-days
mos.
Aug 25
Total Amount
•
,
May 17
Accepted
$
July 28
4
Amount
Applied lor
Due
I' *
Aug 4
,
.■■v,5-1,5-
privately
March
1
Stock offerings in
or
or
February >+_.+.
,
67.63%,
or
totaled
Date
Offered
Aug 30
January
$405,634,456,
while the latter added up to only $28,108,844,
743,
$158,434,500,
No. of-Issues k
J
breakdown of the long-term total for
September,
new and refunding issues, discloses the fact
the
1955,
months of 1955 follow:
1955, into
that
t
:
\ Corporate issues
or
question.;
amounted to
equaling 25.24%
sues,
72.32% of the grand
short-term nature was not
a
September,
total of
private route, aggre¬
gating $176,096,955, or 17.41% of that month's'gross dol¬
lar volume, f The current-figure also compares with the
September, 1954 total *of $226,205,500 made up of 27 is¬
.volume...;
1955,
in
(par $100),
month's1 grand total. For August of last
year a
37 issues were placed
through the
'
uncovered for the month in
A
•
total dollar vol¬
.
offerings
number and
totaled
.
Long-term
■
Private
refunding issues amounted' to $33,408,844,
reached the
total,
1955,
cumulative preferred stock
the aggregate amount of $25,000,000. ?
in
a
99.566+ *1.720
9,920,898,761
a
a
100
2
100
2 yrs.
o
In the
lowing
and
the
for the
comprehensive tables
pages we compare
nine months'
on
the fol¬
the September
figures with those
corresponding periods in the four
years
preceding thus affording a fiveyear comparison.
*
Total
Refundi g ilo lbo
1,9 .05 5 6,250 ■' 3.69203 1.25,0
1,290. 0
'.
'• ;
rf
•;,
'■
10 ,0 0
1,8720 15,9 0 34,50 0 93,6980 46.70, 5,75,0 20, 0 35^0 0 19,40 0
1387447,10.578,066.29QO50
Refundi g 641,0 7,50,0 36,1904 20, 0 6,28,150
r,
$
-1958
Capit l 1«,8720 150, 40 27,0 0 57,0940 46,70. 5,75,0 35,0 0 13, 1850
$
New
VSFOYTMEPIFHVIANLAABROUCGPDNL19"tT1-~529510854RCNeaofuponwiatdTliRNlgeCNf"uta$napwdilwg/76$418,22039,95.5t0,34,78,b394,7>8.02625/<1I'~—5:6'0:2-.iso"I.*''"-;>-•.■V.I;—1■~-••*"'—;-^•'■498,77433;128,286295I460,13705 6~Ib~6d9Lo"C).402-5'0_—-I.1015,84596.73920351,2784PimCaurDbtnoScvehpCfasolnBldeGwsFptrmfuevhcioddna.tgmrknfl,cy FYOSMTEFPISAVHINTUARBNRHED
Total
1,40 , 0
6.175,0
mt
-
48,527
10 ,0
18,2350
19,735.0
1.290, 0
1,9 05 5 6.250 27,51.03 1.25,0 a*— - 5,239,69
3,20 27.35 0 5 6,250 1378~5 l03 14,25.0 3,50 16,29 6
51, 098 6 4,019 1,58 715 4,159,20 30 .0 3,81,249
1,8720 20,35908 35,164.019 105,38.15 50.92 0 6,075.0 20, 0 35,o lbo 23,598249
290. 0
-
427,93
850, 0
^
.
";
380, 0 480, 0
10 ,0
51, 0.98 6 4,019 v1*J\• 1 10,738 15 4,15920 30 ,0 3,90,316
5671,13,2774.20993
641,0 7,50 , 0
4284,97093.3281
37,04 0 20, 0 6,716,083 71.89 43
1,8720 201,64908 27,64019 68,34 15 50.92 0 6,075,0 35,0 . 0 16,8216 418.35,408
70,36158
36427,,57932905
50 ,0
12,390. 30,185 0 5,0 0 3.209,375 59,02 4,250 ~4o~7bo6 240, 0 624,8735
50 ,0
39 ,698
23,450 23.950, 67,941.685 46 ,0 1,47 09 861.0 39 ,698 i7o~7o 1,40938 83,5 41 12.390 368,12685 5.46 0 3,209375 7049^0 5,860 40 ,0 1.0 0 265,3098
60 .0
130,7 .0 465,30 83.05 0 25,9.0 87,52340 793, 240
30 ,0
250, 0 5 0, 0
12,390. 30,725.0 5.0 ,0 3,209375 60715 0 4,250
$
'540, 0
-1953
$
Capitl
New
240, 0
20 ,0
1,250
$
;,
Refundi g 124,63 0 68,53 0 32.85,0
23,~45o7»0 23,950 67,941685 46 ,0 1,47 09 861,0 39.698 1,0 0 1,40938 §1,58341 12.390 368, .685 5,46.0 3.209,375 7L62~4790 5,86.0 39 ,6 8 60,0 i.o lo 265,3098
b;c>C
"
1,8650
,
5,204.24
63,79108 4,7,412 26,85 48 2,0 0
7,69 50
4,28 ,145
47,50 27,9530
$
—
' ."?•
.
1
'
■r- ;
540, 0
'
790, 0
Total
-1954
'
;
New
$
'
380, 0 480. 0
1,0 ,0
Capitl 3,20 2^5,4360 106,340 3,0 ,0 2,350, 0 10,7 .0
$
Total
6.175.0
I
3.20 28.75 0 5 6,250 152.09, 3 14.250 3,50, 0 16,329 6
5.239, 69
™'r-
10 ,0 0
12,06 0
$
-195
290, 0
1,0 ,0
3,20 216,83 0 18.40 3.0 ,0 2,350, 0 10,8 0
$
130,7 .0 529.10, 8 5,267,412
102, 6312
20 ,0
1,25,0
2.109, 5 48 7,590 60 ,0 92,7 64
1,98465 L24.6320P 72,8415 39,8150
47,50 0
5,204 90,24167 6,08,0 456,28 963 5,267412 69,34.08 27,59 0 60 ,0
45,7 64
'I-!:•■; ISCONORGPUEREUAFWTPI
05-_
FAGFORVOCERMNEPIGNTA,T, 1:9r*5 I905,3826^.326,9077"8 : —r—'--, 593,754608,19 1,98142,3607frobSmuanticfpuolteyndsides
'TRoNCefatueapndilwt.gl 464105- —- —_GovernmtI- 6L5103,I248725 manufctrig— —heoldtcin.g,— manufctrig hoeldtcin.g,— — —manufctrig hoeldtcin.g,— manufctrig—_ -hoeldtcin.g,
Capitl
6,08 0 396,840 790, 0 50,76 0 25,9 0 60 ,0
$
New
Total
,..
30 ,0
40,2340 520,4390
250, 0 5 0, 0
59,30.963 4,7 412 19,6 048 2,0 0
"30 ,0 0
'•
'
'
-
_
Refundig 20,95.0
$
-195
ACHNARDTE
OSUMFARY
6,158 4
87932628,4,14,90376865
61,2307
650, 0
75,94 50 ,493710 23,59 315 418,953 1673~8 ,625 16,0 743 31,08. 0 256,14.50 80.37140 21,0950 49~l06.5l 13,08953 1,4750 137.2 5 59,75043
31,08. 0 180,5 0 31,0 0 21,0950 25713.20 12,60. 10,8250 120,93760 43,7 30
$
:
5,0 ,0
1,0 0 28,10 84
.
.
_
1,30,0 3,408 4
6,158 4
70594. 0 49,37140 23759,315 418,953 650, 0 167083,625 160,7 43 31,08. 230.194,50 80,371.40 21,095 4279 .61 13,08953 1,4750 136,02 5
Capitl 31,08. 159,60 31,0 . 0 21,095 19,354 6 12,60 10,8250 19,3760 405,634
$
—
New
56,3419
)
SEPTMBR ^°Eonirb-otanenortdesas stockl istock foreign—_bonaontdedss stock corpate BfInaternaiokl and°Gov^TeliA•M^cicnl?t—SftaesPSostaeiens 1toa"include^l figuresdont SEPTMBR NBotoeans-ds utiles ecctoo.p—al,,manufctres oie indaunstdrl bueildtcngs, ttrraudisng,,Miscelanous NBotaoesn-ds utiles eccotpoa.l,,manufctres oi— inadunstrdl lauideFtncgs, ttrraudsing,,Miscelanous utile_s eccotopal,,manufctres ories inadunstrdl bueildtcngs, ttrraudsing,,Miscelanous utiles eccotopal,, manufctres Iories inadunstrdl bueildtcngs, trtarudisng,,Miscelanous sceocurpritate
c?JZ"n
OFMONTH
Corp ate
Pref red Com on
•tESSjj
Other
Long-term Short-e a Pref red
Grand
Total
{Candian "mraFL«»
United
•These
OFMONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnords
Other Land,
Oil
Ship ing Investmn
Total
Short-Tem Railroads Public ste l, Equipment Maotnodrs
Iron,
Other Land. Rub er
Ship ing Investm n
Total
Stocks-
Railroads Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnords Other
Oil
Land,
Ship ng Investmn
Total
Total-
Railroads Public Isrton,e l, Equipment Maotnodrs Other
Land, Rub er
Ship ng Investm n
Total
Total
$
3,72.13,58
5,796,0 428,10 856 89,56785 2,50 , 0 9,46 ,250 5,0 .0 174*50, 08
Refundi g 276,04962 70 ,0 98,0743 9,750,50
2,7 1,50
$
-IBM
Capit l 3,461839
New
T=
Total
$
M50",0 8
1,5869740 Praovinncdes
1,680 1,093.4~ 70 269, 4568
4,26 30 3,4035 438,61386
3,850, 0 21,350
4,27 5920 20,3570 36.92,453 81,5904 26,0 0 62,5182
117,,9,334595680446929 DtCoohamnineffd,
its
50, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 36, 043 3,085 9621 23,950
70, 0 85,0 0 3,85 645, 41,850
1,6870,C
Capit l
New
Total
89,3682
"■
$
128,50
Refundi g 14,956 1 201,250 7,65,430 3,160,483
4,860257
10 ,0 0
1,90 , 0
606,0 0 150, 0 1,0 ,0
1,40 5,096,0 5,065, 0 47,82 1 72,5 927
2,56 ,0
9,40 ,350 695,0
25,80 38,24035 731.65048 28,53715 395,20 4 97,81379 390, 0 3,194,873 28,31750 103,547 6 42,164.0 2,58 0435 539,26 5 16,0910 1,74530 405,3670 17,6350 63.2L750 397,24 6
New
3^025,0
$
60 ,0 0
Capitl 196,530 1,63740 163,89260 20,34875 2,84,0 1,0 297453 74,39132 31,6890 102,750 2,80,0 24,95267
Refundi g 541,76308 4,80,0 16,79583 5,08,20
$
Total 42.1640 1,8492 50 510,72650 16,0910 60^93 45 306,8531 7,2450 132,0 0 35,0 0 268,5970
3
1,3
-
323,,7746259066418598
4,8951,3
90,0 0
Refundi g 20,739.0 1,841,0 85,20 169,82 13 6,457,925 20, 0 57,0 250 541,76308
-.v.
$
-1052
Securites
Capit l 23,450 1,846 7930 425,06 16,0910 1,670231 30,4 386 17,50 12,0 35,0 .0 21,59670 4,357 03
;y->-
1,0 ,0
V
2,56 ,0
27,920 1,625 7 0 20,350 28,059375 804, 20 41,83240 16,07285 27,60 375~6]5 921,3560
TiC
/
132,140
361,9078 25,16398 1,450, 8 ~143",0816 6,4895 1,084516 201,59 0 2,1054681 236,41587 20,34 875 2,84,0 1,362894 0 9,65 30 32,8140 104,7508 2.80,0 10,34186 29,82635
135,94873
1,38.6592
9, 49,60 963,40 8, 91,850 3,720, 0
■■■
1,327,93 24,85 73 20,7390 1,7906 86,1340
90,0 0
183,5983 10,7925 '20, 0 58,32183
25,80 3,4035 721,085 27,5375 386.0,394 94,03719 390,0 3,194,873 28,3~L750 102, 983 23,450 2,5701385 453,08 25 16,09.10 1,580 61 395,18 05 17,54 0 15,94873 63,21750 39, 6583
4,60 ,350 695,0
37,40
13,96 0 1,20,0 50 ,0
$
:
28,3690 4,82,0 62,15 930 2,730,50 1,0 ,0 1,476053 10,59483 18,3970 60,9260 9,27,640 13,82065 16,3072 35, 05 3,872,0 1,0 .0 78,3 953
4,80,0
New
Total
2,800
-
1,286049
70 ,0 0
4,80 , 0
-V
$
FYS3ENMENOIOIAVDP0RTTHES.
42,167 27,846 98 132,40 1,450, 8 1,341756 7;96,012 219, 250 2,174 81 245,69287 34,1650 2,84,0 1,5294 67 134,90 3 36,03140 104,75.08 0 0 1,34186 371,2 58
Refundi g 18,3970 31,9570 4, 9,640 13,82065 1047 5/97 32,50 0 3,872,0 6,8290
$
50, 0 67,850 120, 3650 1,45670 3,54981 23,950
1,4 0. 0 5,796,0 5,065, 0 503,218 7,403927
2,50 , 0
$
-195
150, .0 23,850 36275,0 2,14 0582
4,76 19,3 38,24035 45, 096 904, 5023 128,50 3,850, 0 24,360,
$
-1052
8,9417025 municpaltes.
30,9 0 10, 76017 50,86 015
5,096,0 30,14 23 679,83625 2,50 , 0 6/74 ,750 5,0 ,0
$
150, 0 254,8 0 1,480"32T0 2,19307,19
606,0 0 250, 0
214,970^ 1,65720 168,2 90 34.16,50 2,84,0 1,04 3,250 106,89312 35,610 102,750 2,80,0 291,8576
$
Total
1,368029
75 ,563
184,650 20,3570 720,59843 42,613 58 136,403 85,267538 182,93146 7,01267 27,920 2,35947063 24.95, 8 28,059375 942, 503 497,5 .938 16,830 8 27,60 0 20.431,26 1,8309,127
4,3015792
Refundi g 31,0 0 21,40 630, 0 i40-,~2rli715 1,349,0 i,2O 76 4.51,30 14,89260 14,956 1
1,2430578
1,854, 19 10,83591 31,0 0 28,946 05 630, 0 40,7 179 2,07 ,025
723,46 721,025
Obao o
201,250 201,250
7,536,905
184, 750
75 .563
712,5 938 42,61358 135,67983 84,5613 182,93 46 75,180 196,720 2,306 158 24,35 8 28,05937 901.68,324 495,2 13 16,830 8 26,40 2X5,97 46 1,6.07 58
4.~5T30 16,948369
43.68,67527,200815199862
b5674,:131,046282,42579,5090810739397.85 T*"10,140.29567,57832'"3468DFRGfeo1BIevcoanovtndelsrtpdrumrmiaik.ll. CISORPUEAT NCTRaeofputinwtdlg 9116,7050 271,083861,654349 164,172,932095804735
MESNFTFYLMF3AOGIUOIHADVNAVPECR0RRTPDMG.LT, 1954$$_740,2,83608253179.546:;-13802.7,,083195975I242—1.9673141,5,60274528893 *•15,037'—v1>05,3■:.»2,—145 426263,1,059877.84 2479,15602—8136,5.4970 -5.2789 3961,045•24;1708,r75".83623-91',75024.
$
-1958
$
62,51.82
Capit l 4,159035 20,1570 356,2703 815,43021
New
Total
$
4,571^, 10,45 0 648,3125 679,53769
26,0
74,10
50,;
91,27950
■
/.
l,13od2,79 128,5948 7,94,348 685,0
-1054
1
Refundig 3.4,56792 520,3.140
Capit l 10.45,0 671,2941 73,250 50,0 91,2750
New
■,
18,0 0 948725^0 7,514 05
$
-1953
TFSUTHONAITEREED
67,80 219,8450 3,761 093 41,850
70, 1,3870 4,96280746
98,0 0
Capit l 196,720 1,604 72 19,6750 28,05937 764,~8T4i 410,8340 16,072.85 26,40 3,04870 906,4390
New
Total
THE
IN
978,6350 1 ,741
37,40
13,96 0 1,20 0 50.0
$
$
4,186035
325,io0 2,34587,0 475,3150 24,83750 63,40 0 528,364521 56,87.50 12,548 0 1,0 0 50, 0 528,3740 4,621537, 1
20,157
50 ,0 0 1,350, 0
426,950
1,2340965
38 ,50 173,2 4
173,2 4
5V,7142655,.69200341^9T8I
109,50 1 ,0 0 750,28493 53,41597 268, 0.839 4,156204 6,714,854 16,03157 124,385921 1,4968,54 325,71960 3,05 72,638 528,75 097 24,83750 63,40 0 79,54 360 7,382704 19,263 54 1,38 50 216,03157 61,893 21 6,152 ,765
98,0 0 359,7 .0 4,853106 5
t122,9.05154*6'74, he
6,7408-1.1,239475 ONGARENUFPWID
FCORPEIGANT,
RCNeafeupniwtdilg
—dbJoan—notess . —. anontesd— - . and - stock*.-' stock.— Governmt-. governmtGv. Pose: bfiunopctalyideneset S3EPTM0BR N$oteasn—d 152,3470 9 ceoptr,21m,an0ufc5—es6 ori.^ ma9n7u3fctrig10,85 i4.o 920 ^5, htroealdticng.,91 3,4807296 Noatesn-d1—18,590 37ecotp—r,manufc-es ori—-17m5an,u0fctrig—_ 20, htroealdticng.,6. 75,40- . 580,39461ec7otpr,manuf0ces32851—ori manuf6ctrig;47,089 3 5264 10,.9 htroealddtiicn8ngg.,,375 1,94267 53*,0. 16927\48 ceotp.r,manuf 391,0a5ce2sori87m'ja4nufc-trig 8 150.764,39 >—h8torealdti0cn.g,1346— 5,0s8e9cu2r4it
SEPTMBR
Tofcal
;«
.
4,59206,3 91,750 47,3761 1,49560,38 •34,50
7930,982
Refundi g 1,45682 3 16,05 0 5,634215 2,580419
$
•
40,130 23,50 0 1.752, 19 3,9548 29 4,30,0
6,0 ,0 980,35 19 64.253,964
and
States
5,089 24 40,130 17,50 71,6dQJ0 3.890,6453 4,30 0 10,2538
Capit l 3,4679 75,450 392,0 .546 1,4730219 34,50 79,30982
$
New
30
OSUMFARY
n:
framoougnicenpalftecys
CHAR TE
agencis. &ccit.es, seion
»vt.
?
,
sSLong-term hort-em tock-. stock bonds stock stock foreign— bonds corpate.—- BflIntaernaioklCandian foreignLoaannd •Municpal—Stes Staes toal-, fdiguores
END
DtCorp ae- omestic—=s Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-e—m Pref red Com on Other Long-tern^Short-em Pref red Com on
MONTHS
-
9
;i
'
.
,
.
•
Grand
Total
.
§
Other Farm
United
•These
Bonds coal, indausntrdl bueildtncgs, — Intvreustsmn,Miscelanous _r SBhoornt-Tdesm Railroads utiles cstoeall,,Equipment and indausntrdl bueiltdcn.-gs, Itnrveustsmn,Miscelano—us * Railroads :utiles cstoeall,,Equipment and indaunstrdl bueildtncgs, Intvreustsmn,Miscelanous Railroads Utiles sctoeall,,Equipment and indausntrdl __ bueildtncgs, Itnrveustsmn,Miscelanous corpi-te
END
MONTHS Long-Term Railroads PUutiblleics ste l,Equipment Moatnords
9
Iron,
Total
Total
other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Dil
Ship ing
Stocks—
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
ail
Ship ing
otal—
Total
T
Public Iron
Motors Other • Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
6
(2646)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Continued from
000)
page 3)
Issued
Retired
•
six
months— 35,340,050,000
$
34,756,024,000
bank
repay
loans
Price,
■Corp.
584,026,00C
105%
*,
;
Sept.
339,906.000
—-—-j.-
227,125,000
112,781,000
150,629,000
13,130,000
1,
for
July
263,410,000
353,036,000
1
89,626,000
v
Power
1985.
474,013,000
152,265,000
140,150,000
.First
-
886,172,000
•
12,115,000
.
Total
for
August
614,163,000
1,512,450,000
*
&
Cooley
r
954,025,000
662,396,000
Notes
Total
for
111,600,000
1,065,625,000
nine
1,224,748,000
Service
Canal
Zone
Retirement
Fund,
Foreign
Retirement Fund. Alaska
System,
Government
Life
Service
Railroad
Retirement
t
;
;
Insurance Fund,
Federal
Deposit Insurance
Corporation,
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
tNet retired.
Clark & Co.;
Moore,
Co.;
»privately
for
First
new
interest.
Offered
Sept. 15, 1956-1970,
equipment.
Price,
to yield
from
3.30%
to
to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart
Inc.;
W.
R.
Co.;
Wm.
Hutchinson
Yantis
Co.,
&
&
Co.; Mullaney,
Inc.
♦7,965,000 Pennsylvania
&
&
Co.,
,
Wells & Co.; F. S.
■;V.v. ■,>-■■
RR.
3]/s%
■;
equipment
trust
certificates,
1, 1956 to 1970, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to yield from 2.90%
to
3.25%,
according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
series
DD,
Bros.
and
&
due
Hutzler;
Stroud
&
♦4,200,000 Reading Co.
to
mature
Purpose,
to
and
&
to
to
to
Corp.;
certificates,
series
X,
and
including Oct. 1, 1970.
Price, to yield from 2.90%
Offered by Salomon
&
Co.;
Union
Securities
3'/a %.' equipment
annually Sept. 1,
mature
for
trust
1956
equipment.
new
•
Corp.,
1970,
to yield
;i
in¬
3.25%, according to maturity. Offered by Halsey,
&
Co., Inc.;
R.
W." Pressprich &
Co.;
Baxter,
Stuart
Williams
&
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Ira
Inc.; Wnii E. Pollock &
Co.,
Michigan
Corp.;
Hutchinson
&
F.
Co.;
S.
and
Yantis
&
'
| '■
,
Haupt
& Co.; The
Inc.; First of
Inc.;
McMaster
PUBLIC
Gas
Sept.
new
1,
Inc.
to
debentures,
bank
repay
series
loans
and
lor
Co.
S.
Bleichroeder,
Aspden,
Robinson
Inc.;
Arthurs,
Lestrange
&
!
'
/
:
'
'
body
Auqhincloss, Parker
&
Co.;
Burnham
and Co.;
,'
.
!»
<
First
•
Gregory
.
!
Co.; Harrison & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Heller, Bruce &
Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Hornblower
& Weeks;
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey,
Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Investment
Corp. of
Norfolk; Kaiser & Co.; A. M. Kidder &
Co.; KormendL&
Co., Inc.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; John C. Legg
& Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades &
of
Iowa
t
•
!
♦
■
] '
A.
f >
*
*
K
\
Masten
O'Connell
&
Copeland
f;
1
E.
Foster
&
Marshall;
Inc.;
&
<
&
Wm.
Co.,
E.
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.; Mackall &
Hutchinson & Co.;
McMaster
Pollock
&
Rambo,
&
Co.,
Close
Inc.;
&
&
Rippel
L.
Parke;
F.
&
Co.;
Rothschild
Schoellkopf,
*
Inc.; Scott,
'
Shaughnessy and Co., Inc.; Shearson,
Shields & Company;
Singer, Deane &
Moore
i
'
Stix
•
&
Horner
Co.;
&
bardo,
A.
Co.;
Yantis
&
The
&
Inc.; Scott
Sept.
with
Gas
a
Leach;
&
Stroud
Thomas
1975.
Co.;
Co.
Purpose,
to
Price, at
par.
&
Co.;
and
Telephone &
bentures due Sept.
ance
^
privately
nev
D,
Co.
due
etc.
Co.;
of
Missouri
July
1,
Placed
Light
Co.
Purpose,
Price,
3.60%, first
1985.
Purpose,
privately
Corp.
privately
Co.
with
New
v
/.
York
for
England
;"
'
-
r
.
>
'
through Blyth & Co., Inc..'
41/*%'" serial
note
6%
convertible
due
/
June
debentures
to
repay
bank
loans
Price,
etc.
100%
and
accrued
by
1,
Hallowell,
&
due
for
and
Sept.
new
interest.
con-
Under¬
&,
xorx
Co.,
Boenning &
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
and
Bache
&
Co.
Over¬
Sherrerd;
Sulzberger
&
subscribed.
3,000,000 Giddings
due
note
gage
Machine
Lewis
&
1970.
Tool
Purpose,
Co.
4%
15-year mort¬
($1,216,000) and
refunding
for acquisition of Cincinnati Bickford Tool Co.
($1,784,000).
Placed privately with Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Co.
*1,000,000 Hagan
for
Corp.
promissory
Placed
through
438,200 Interstate
•
4,/4%
expansion.
pany
Deane
corporate purposes.
1,
1965.
by
without
15,
for_ subscription
company
1970.
Inc.
5'/4%
Purpose, to
first
working capital.
Offered by The Ohio
stockholders,
bonds,
Price,
100%
Company
and
and
bona
to
due
for
fide
Sept.
expansion
accrued
interest.
residents
of
Completed.
*5,000,000 McCall
Corp.
Purpose,
other
with
4%.
sinking
refunding
corporate
sachusetts
Life
Oats
due
and
Life
Sept.
1972.
expansion and
Placed
privately
Insurance
Insurance
1,
for
($3,379,000).
■"
■
*200,000 National
notes
($1,621,000)
Mutual
Mutual
Inc.
fund
purposes
John- Hancock
Co.,
mortgage
bank loans
repay
and
Ohio.
by
underwriting.
1,000,000 Macomber,
;
1971.
Purpose,
insurance com¬
an
Corp.
5V2%-. .convertible debentures,
Purpose, for working Capital and gen¬
Price, 100%; of principal amount.
Oct.
Offered
,v.
with
Scribner.
&
Amiesitc
due
,
due
note
privately
Singer,
eral
,
Co.
Co.
and
through
Mas-
Blyth
&
..
Co., 414%
promissory note
due
1967.
Pur-
pose,
lor
expansion
of
the
company's
business. Placed
privately with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
-
*1,500,000 Pabco
Products,
Purpose,
Life
*1,250,000
for
Inc.
3.85%
expansion
with
Insurance
Co.
promissory
notes
and
working capital.
Life ] Insurance Co.
Metropolitan
New
of
York.
due
1975.
Placed
and
pri¬
Mutual
\
kinnetanuer
note
due
July
1,
Pea¬
mortgage-
for
privately
with
raper
Co. 37/s%
promissory
1976.
Purpose,, for expansion.. Placed
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
*2,500,000 Warren
construc¬
through Kidder,
3%%
to
first
bank
repay
102.31%
mortgage
and
loans
accrued
bonds
and
for
due
new
interest.
Brothers
Purpose,
Pea-
series
A-55,
due
1,
Ohio.
All
sink¬
1975.
Purpose,
Price, 100%
The Ohio
Company
sold.
4Vle%
promissory notes due 1971.
($2,033,250) and for working capital
Lile
Placed
privately
Insurance
with
the
New
England
Mu¬
Co.
\
$25,513,200
OIL
Of¬
first mortgage
Aug.
Co.
refunding
($466,750).
$600,000 Boren
Oil
Sept.
Gas
&
15,
Offered
♦12,000,000
by
Natural
Purpose,
at.par.
Insurance
to
subscription
by
N.
Gas
R.
Co.
debentures,
by
Neal
4&%
notes
repay
Placed
convertible
due
for
development program and
Price, 100% of principal amount.
for
company
1970.
6%
purposes.
Underwritten
Three States
Price,
to
Corp.
Purpose,
1975.
other corporate
holders.
Telephone Co. 3%%
bonds,
of
New
Purpose,
Butcher
tual
&
Reserve
fund
and
John
1985.
&
promissory notes,
for
and
privately
stock¬
common
Co.
working
with, the
New
due
capital.
York
Life
Co.
&
&
W.
C.
loans
and
Stern
Bros.
Telegraph
1,
1975.
with
John
&
Co.
/%:,!
&
new
Co.;
3%%
-
,
,
,
'
'
•
'
&
expansion,
Life
Northwestern
construction,
Mutual
Life
etc.
Placed
Insurance
.,$125 ,000
-
Oct.
1970.
first
Purpose,
98.69% ' and
Auchincloss.
Baxter,
&
Burns
1,
15-year
mortgage
to
accrued
prepay,
sinking
with
Co.
2,000,000 Mississippi Valley Gas Co.
4»/,%' convertible subordinate
debentures due Sept. 1, 1975.
Purpose, refunding ($1,500,-
Congregation
in
interest.
Parker
Williams
&
Incorporated;
,Co.;
Bros.
Stockton
&
&
Redpath;
Co.;
Bear,
William
Broome
Stearns
Blair
&
Ball,
Co.;
&
Under¬
J.
Sons;
Grimm
;
&
Mason,
&
&
,
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
Stokes
&.
Co.;
Walter
Mary
due
Offered
to
Price;
Dempsey-Tegeler
by
Baptist
Church
Wichita
of
(Kansas),
33/4%-4'/4%
mortgage bonds, series A, dated Aug., 1, 1955 and
-semi-annually from Feb. 1, 1E57 to and including
Aug. 1, 1969. Purpose, for new construction.
Price, 100%
and
accrued
interest.
*600,000 Metropolitan
Offered
by
Sept. 1, 1970.
Purpose,, for
Placed privately
through Rambo,
and
Mortgage Associates,
*600,000 Metropolitan
<
-
Ira
Hospital
300,000
Sisters
Inc.
the
from
due
&
semi-annually March
inclusive.
Purpose, to repay
Motherhouse
the
of
Order.
.
j
20-year first mortgage note
finance construction of shopping
to
privately
with
Goldman,
prudential
Sachs
&
Insurance
Co.
"
Hopwood.
Stokes
3Y4%-3.85%
due
4V4.%
Inc.
through
•
-
,
Massachusetts
of
notes
1970,
General
Placed
*
1,
Purpose,
America
Jaffray
•
Cross
serial
Center,
1975.
center.
of
Holy
March
to
8,700,000 Southdale
.
;
The
of
obligation
1956
loan
.
■
Co.
etc.
Inc.
Pa. first mortgage
Purpose, for new construction, etc.
Placed privately
through Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.-and Mortgage Asso-
1,
.
&
loan.
direct
•
Ziegler
debenture bonds
construction,
Close & 'Kerner,
new
Philadelphia,
of
elates. Inc.
Co.;
C.
B.
Hospital of Philadelphia 5%
due
and
Co.
Piper,
,
Stroud
&
Co.;
Co.;
Co.,
&
of
notes,
construction.
due
C.
Saunders, Stiver\& Co.; Scott, Horner &
Shearson, Hammill & Cb.*. Shields & Com¬
Starkweather
pany;
interest.
Heart
serial
new
and
Corp.;
Roger S. Palmer Co.; Patterson, Copeland & Kendall,
Inc.;
Wm. ,'E.
Pollock &
Co., Inc.; Prescott, Shepard & .Co—
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,iInc.; L.-F. Roths¬
child
for
first
Anderson;]'Gregory
Co.;-Hancock. BlacRstock & Co.;
Co.;'Hirsch & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space &
Immaculate
3%-3>/i%
Purpose,
accrued
ETC.
the
of
Co.
&
Denton,
&
Sons
Province
1961.
and
500,000 First
Burge
& Co.;
Co.;
BUILDINGS,
of
Western
15,
100%
part,
Burnham
the
Aug.
.
Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.;
Kormendi & Co...Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.; Mackall
& Coe; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New York Hanseatic
'
'
4%%
& Co., Inc.; Thomas .&
Co.; Van Alstyne,
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.; Werthehn
Arthur
L.
Wright
Inc.
&
Co,,
*
Inc.;
and
F.
S.
$10,325, 000
Yantis
-MISCELLANEOUS
•
%
.
-
*
$3,662 600 Aldens,
H.
*
.
,
♦1,000,000 Minex .Corp., Ltd.
(Canada)
1%, convertible notes' due
1965.
Purpose, for exploration aJid investments.
Placed
privately with a
small
number
of
United
States »and
due
Inc.
Sept.
capital.
4*6%-
1,
1970.
Price,
convertible
-Purpose,
102%
*
of
subordinated
for
expansion
principal
amount.-
debentures
and
working
by
Offered
,
Canadian
investors
through
Lehman
Brothers.
v
.
company
,
for
subscription-by
portion . (3170,600)
subscribed
•
etc.
Insur¬
privately
ETC.
Halsey Stuart & Co. Inc.; A. C. Allyn and
Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Aspden, Robin¬
Co.
Haupt <fc
"
sinking fund de¬
for
Mutual
COPPER,
Inc.) Bvrd Brothers; Central
Republic Co, (Inc.); Clayton Securities' Corp.; Cohu &
Co.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Courts &
Co.; Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
Emanuel
Deetjen & Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co.,: Inc.; Freeman &
Co.; Goodbody & Co,; Green, Ellis &
Inc.
;
&
Corp.
due
Co.;
Blair
construction.
Co.
Purpose,
&
Bradford
Co.;
1975.
COAL,
Price,
by
Kraus;
Noel
for
Hancock
note.
son
:
Stringfellow;
Pitfield & Co.,
bonds
Company,
sinking fund debentures,
refunding.
Placed privately
and
Steel
written
Schmidt,
&
STEEL,
fund
Pomeroy,
Hammill
$12,600, 000
RFC
New-
privately with a group of insurance
institutional investors, through Union
Co
for
loans
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Warren vv.
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.;
Inc.;
mort¬
Kidder,
of
Lime
1970.
written
Sachs
$30,000,000 Detroit
Coe;
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.
•1,000,000 Illinois Telephone Co.
3^% first mortgage bonds due
1985.
Purpose
for new
the
1,
Co.
LAND,
Robinson-
Co.;
sinking fund debentures due
bank
Placed
*700,000 Home
Placed
& Co.
37/8%
repay
Corp.
Purpose,
through
Placed
Insurance
Industries, .Inc.
struction,
;
■
of
Co., Inc.; Stubbs, Smith & Lom-
Purpose,
companies and other
Securities
1,
IRON,
&
of insurance companies.
group
1985.
privately
first
bank
v''-'
800,000 Eastern
Co.
residents
Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; Harold
Co.; Arthur L. Wright &
Co., Inc.; and F. S.
Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Service
3.60%
to retire
Purpose, for expansion, etc. Placed privately
through
<fc Co. Incorporated and Cohu & Co.
Blair
Sons;
$180,550,000
Smithers
&
through White, Weld
*7,000,000
Inc.
by
&
1,
Kansas,
July 1,
repay bank loans and for improvements.
and accrued interest.
Offered
*9,000,000 Continental Telephone Co.
4Ms%
due
1970.
Hemphill, -Noyes & Co.
& Co.; W. E. Hutton
Kidder, Peabody & Co.'r
to
Mul¬
Scribner; Smith,;
Sc
Co.; Stern Brothers &
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.;
Walter Stokes & Co.; J. S.
S.
Stokes
Inc.;
Wood
Mason,
F.
Strauss & Co.;
'
&
Agee
Sterne,
&
Hutton
5
Co.;
Placed
Telephone
Western
ing
Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes
Kerner, Inc.; Rand & Co.;
1
!
500,000
Co.,.Inc.;
Gardner;
Roberts
of
due
1 ;
,
sinking fund debentures
Co.
Eastern
Hutton
Inc.-;
* V
;
5%
Purpose,
expansion.
Life
Insurance
*500,000
by The First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Gold¬
& Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Kean, Taylor &
Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Hayden, Miller &
Co.; and Stokes & Co.
Corp.; Homer
Co., Inc.; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Patterson,
Kendall, Inc.; Peters, Writer &
Christensen,'
Humphrey
Poole,
f
Sc
Sons;
Granbery,
Marache
&
Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger
&
Reinholdt
i
j
Freeman
Co.;
F.
-
-
Inc.;
&
1
expendi-
Equitable Life Assurance
through Dillon, Read &
States
■
1957-1970.
&
Sons;
laney, Wells & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son
burger, Loeb & Co.; New York Hanseatic
■
j":'
i
&
&
•
I
Corp.;
Garrett
E.
Co.
D,
etc.
series
Power
man,
Burns Bros. & Denton,
i
Robert
Brown
fered
Brothers; Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow,
Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Coffin &
Burr, Inc.; Courts
& Co.;
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Shelby Cullom
Davis & Co.; DeHaven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;'
Dick & Merle-Smith; Elkins, Morris & Co.; Clement A.
Evans & Co.,' Inc.;
Fauset, Steele & Co.; Ferris & Co.;
.
&
Co.
series
construction.
„
Inc.;- Byrd
J
Alex.
Co.,
&
ties
--
Co.;
Co.;
Broomer <fc Co.;
Blyth
Co.;
Telephone
&
Sept.
&
Co.;
&
program,
Ball, Bulge & Kraus; Barret, Fitch, North
Baxter, Williams & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Bosworth,
Sullivan
&
Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Stockton
&
.
Inc.;
bonds,
tion
415,000,000 Utah
&
Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Weeder
Wertheim & Co., and Dean Witter & Co
bonds,
Redpath;,
Bache
i
Walker
'•■750,000 United
construction.
and
Weeks;
Illinois
construction,
body & Co.
E,
Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Of¬
by
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.;
Adams &
Peck;
Allison-Williams
Co.;
Anderson
&
Strudwick;
Arnhold
>
-
Smith,
H.
gage
3%%
Purpose,
&
The
Stone
for
vately
UTILITIES
System,
1980.
pose,
Oversubscribed.
fered
t
Co.;
•600,000 United
due
William Blair &
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Thalmann & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb.
Rhoade.1& Co.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;'
Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
McCormick
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben &
Co., Inc.; The
Milwaukee Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Go.: Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; The Ohio
Company; Paine
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Patterson,
Copeland <fc Ken¬
dall, Inc.; Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc.; Phelps, Fenn
& Co.;
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Prescott, Shepard &
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam &
Co.; Raf¬
fensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
&
Mullaney, Wells & Company.
331,108,000
4540,000,000 Columbia
Int..;:
capital
Die
Mutual
Ladenburg,
G.
Co.,
Co.,
Co.
due
for
*3,000,000 Cutter Laboratories 4Va% loan due Aug. 1, 1975
($2,000,000
t.
containing sinking fund provisions amd .$1,000,000 carryi
/V':
,ing a conversion feature).v Purpose, refunding
($988,594)
■"r.
and
to
retire
bank
loans" and
for
working
capital
($2,011,406).
Placed
privately
with .The
Mutual
Life
Shuman, Agnew
Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Wilv ham R. Staats & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co - Walter Stoke?
& Cot; Stroud &
Co., Inc.; Swiss American Corp.; Thomas
& Co.j^Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.
?Underwood, Neuhaus & Co. Inc.;. Union Securities Corp.*
Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co.; Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.:
from
to
Illinois
Securities'
& Webster
Halsey, Stuart- &
Inc.;
Hayden,
Co.;
&
certificates,
to
Price,
by ,Stone
Co.;"-
&
Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; The
Robinson-Humph¬
rey Co., Inc.; Rctan, Mosle & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Rowles, Winston & Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Schmidt
Poole, Roberts & Parke;-Schoelikopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy.
Inc.;; Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Inc.
Co.
Purpose,
Securities
maturity.
Drexel
Co.,
Pacific
Union
trust
equipment.
Hutzler;
RR,
2.90%
equipment
new
&
Co.;
inc.
Co.,
according
Stroud
clusive.
&
semi-annually
♦9,390,000 Southern
series
Nov.
Drexel
3!4%
for
3.25%,
Bros.
annually
Co.
Hornblower
3.70%,
Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
& Co.; Gregory
& Sons; Ira Haupt &
Pollock & Co., Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.;
E.
Weld
;
Buell
-
&
accrued
United
Inc.
1
;
notes
300,000 Conlon-Moore Corp. 5%. first mortgage
sinking fund bonds,
series A,
due Oct. 1,
1967.
Purpose, reefunding.
Price',
:l *
100%
of
principal amount.
Offered by
Illinois Securi*
'
and
promissory
to repay bank loans and
Placed privately with The
written
& Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Hallgarten &c Co.: HalloSulzberger & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬
rated;
Williams
McMaster
101.06%
Christen¬
Price, 100% and accrued interest. Under¬
by The Ohio Company. All sold.* 'V;;'i )
& Machine Co. 4^4 %
promissory note due semiannually 'March 1, 1959 to Sept. 1^ 1965, inclusive. Pur-',.
,
Burr,
well,
trust certificates
inclusive.
Purpose, for
according
Baxter,
Price,
&
working capital.
.
,
*525,000
Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Coffin
Inc.; Courts & Co.; Dick & Mede-Smith;
Dillon,,
Read & Co. Inc.; Dittmar &
Company; Dominick & Dom
inick; Drexel & Co.; Eastman, Dillon &
Co.; EquitableSecurities Corp.; Estabrook &
Co.; Fauset, Steel & Co.:
The First Boston Corp.; First Southwest
Co.; Freeman 6
Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co./ Glore,- Forgan &
Co.; Goldman
equipment
annually
new
construction.
.
Underwritten
&
Sachs
3%%
RR.
.;
.
Bosworth,
by Coffin <fc Burr, Inc.
Central
Boston
Drexel
4%
^ ;'y \due Aug: 15, 1970;
Kaiser
mortgage
investors'through
Corp. V-^
Co.
400,000. Broughton's Farm Dairy, Inc.
;
f
Central
♦2,053,000 Maine Central RR. 5% first mortgage and collateral bonds
'due April 1, .*980. Purpose, to acquire European & North
due
"first
W.)
SocietyoL the
*
.
Co.
program. Placed
institutional
White,
Blair
RAILROADS
t7,500,000 New York
3?,is %-
Co.
Offered by Peters, Writer
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.
and
(E.
tures.
:.f
V
Kay-Richards & Co;
Light
MANUFACTURING
debentures, second series, due Aug. 1,
for
new
Purpose,
plant.'
Price,
100%* and
Purpose,
Lynch; W. H. Newbold's Son &
& Co.,': Inc.; Stokes & Co.;
and
&
AND
6%
,
Co.;*Merrill,Lynch, Pierce, Feu/
&
.
interest.
Inc.
*4,000,000 Bliss
Hutton
Inc.;
Co.
accrued
sen,
The
by
E.
&
&
accrued
W.
Peck; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securi¬
ties Corp.;
Auchincloss, Parker 6c Redpath;• Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Ball,
Bufge &
Kraus; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;
Years)
and
Co.;
Hughes
Power
The
interest.
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing
Price,. 100%
Leonard
with
and
and
During September, 1955
Ry.
Sept.' 1,
50,000,000 Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. 37/s%i first
mortgage pipe¬
line bonds due Feb. 1, 1976^
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and
Details of New Capital Flotations
.American
&
1985.,. Purpose, for construction
Corp.;
Later Than Five
due
INDUSTRIAL
1958-1961.
«
,
new-construction.
Clement A. Eyans <fe Co.,
Harrison & Co.,
Adams
;
bonds
interest.Offered
Dillon
OTHER
$100,000 Bank-It
*
E. F. Hutton & Cp,; Van Alstyne, Noel &
Baker & Co., Inc.; Carolina Securities Corp;;
Raffensperger,
Co.
Service
Ufe
Eastman,
..
$21,209,500
privately
7*/
loans and
«'
..
Postal
National
Fund,
American Transportation
Corp. 3%% equipment
trust certificates, series
55, due quarterly to and includ¬
ing Sept. 1, 1975.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Placed
privately with a group of institutional investors
through
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
* >,
' "
*
for
and
Placed
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
■
& Co ;
bonds due
Fund
Retirement Fund,
Insurance
($10,450,000)
mortgage
bank
accrued
;
.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Bioren
&
".
,
Hallgarten & Co.; F, 8. Moseley, & Co.;
Anthony & Co.;, Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Company; New York Hanseatic 6orp.; F. S,
•25,000,000 Pennsylvania
notes; certificate*
cold to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
•md notes to Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account
Cavlngs
Co.;
Co.;
•Comprises sales of special series certificates and
Civil
W.
&
1347,191,000
37,923,970,000 36,699,222,000
months...
first
and
Corp.;
Amott,
E.
155,562,000
718,434,000
September_____
for
Co.;
1291,629,000
56,038,000
Total
3%%
,
&
Smithers
—-
;
.
*10,000,000 General
Beane;
Tucker,
898,287,000
September—
pro-
mortgage bonds due
($1,550,000).
& Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
,
.
Certificates
refunding
etc.
to repay
101.039%
Boston
ner
•
Co.
Purpose,
Price,
1,360,185,000
Purpose,
program,
first
through Equitable Securities Corp.-;
August—
Certificates
1975.
construction
.
tl37.499.00t
417,000,000 Ohio
Total
;
-
_
July—
Certificates
construction
to
>
•
,
and
♦12,000,000 Mississippi Valley Gas Co. 3%%
Notes
for
and
100%
of principal
amount
to
public.. Offered by company
for subscription
by common stockholders. 1- Unsubscribed,
portion
($111,400^
underwritten by' Equitable Securities
Net Issued
$
$
for
to
($500,000).
stockholders
FINANCING
J
Total
and
gram
(
♦INTRA-GO VERNMENT
.
Brothers;
$31,000,000
Robert
EQUIPMENT
Blyth
MANUFACTURERS
&
*$11,209,500 General
trust
to
certificates,
and
ment.
American
including
Transportation
series
June
54,
1,
due
1975.
Corp.
in
quarterly
Purpose, for
Placed
privately
with
a
group
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
.
investors
35/»%
of
•
equipment
■*
new
.
equip¬
*
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
I.
M.
Walker
&
Co.
Represents
i Indicates
-
Un-
C.
J._ M.
Simon
and
Ss
Dain
Co.;
Wertheim
issues
issues
placed privately,
sold
competitively,
t Indicates special offering.
.
&
Co.;
Stroud
&
instalments
institutional
stockholders.
underwritten : by
Lehman
Allyn.& Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple &
Co.|
Baird & Co.,
Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;
A.
W.
&
common
Co.
&
•.
Goldman,
Co.,
Sachs
Inc.;.G.
H.
~
Volume
183
Number 5539
10,000,000 Associates
■1959
.
Investment
and
Placed
.
1960.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Co.
3Mf%
Purpose,
privately
with
to
senior
notes
increase
due
working
institutional
an
1958,
Clark,
.capital.
&
investor.
■/v
100,000,000 C.I.T. Financial Corp. 3%% 15-year
debentures, due Sept.
7
f,-.
1> 1970.
Purpose,, for working: .capital. ...Price," 98.575%
Co.;
Underwritten by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.;
Kuhn. Loeb Co.; Lehman
Brothers; A. C. Allyn and Co..
Inc.; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipole & do.; Robert W. Baird
& Co., Incorporated; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball,
Burge.
& Kraus, Bear, Stearns & Co : A.. G.
Eecker & Co., Inc.;
,
•
•
'.Blair
...
'
&
Co.
Incorporated;
William
Blair
&
Co.;
;
•»<
:
.
"t
•
Ellis & Simmons; Blyth
du
Pont
Co.;
Co.;
of
•
*7 •>'.
corpora ted;"
77*7"
Fulton,
&
Co.;
Corp.;
Reid
Hayden,
Co.;
Forgan
&
"
&
Co.f
e.
F.
J.
Co.
Inc.;
W.
t
■
C.
son
B;
H.
Herttz
Hilliard
&
&
&
Son;
Co.; 'W, ;e.
&
&
Co.;
M.
Lazard
Loeb,
Stone
&
Co:;
Laird,
Freres
Rhoades
Bissell
&
&
&
Co.;
&
16,550,000
'
,►-7
Co.;
>i.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenher & "Beane; Merrill, Turben
& Co.,' Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Company; Pacific Northhj west Co.; Paine, Webberr Jackson & Curtis; Piper]. Jaf.v. fray & Hopwood; H. W. Pressprich & Co.; Reinholdt &
i
>,-•
;
i f
'■j
Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Riter
•
'
shaw;
-
-
F.
Hammill
".-'V-.
Co.;
r
^
Rothschild
7
Inc.;
&
*7
Shields
Deane
•
Moore
Stone
Inc.;
.
Co.;
&
Staats & Co.;
-
&
Co.;-
Rodman
Salomon
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
F.
Bros.
&
&
&
Shuman,
Smith,
S/. Smithers
Stein Bros.
&
Company;
Sbribner;
&
Webster
Wertheim &
Co.;
Ren-
.yv.
•7
'..
&
>-
'•
Co,
surance
'
;'7vVH
'
'
fund
r". *'•
of
warrant
a
reduce
•
bank
interest
;
to
,-v7
-V;
Price,'$1,000
.
for
Co., 5%
_
:
by
S,
R.
of
.
due
;
&
"
•
Co.
.V
-
>
Cruttenden
Corp.
-
,
&
and
Co.;
Beecroft,
Harold
E.
Cole
Wood
&
Co.;
&
#1,500,000 Talcott (James), Inc. 4'/4%
•
*1964-1970.
.
:T
with
.
,
v
Purpose,
the
Massachusetts
'
.,
Eberstadt
•1,000,000 Thorp
July
..
J'
:
v
Mutual
Mutual
Life
Finiance
Corp.
&
Placed
capital
:
'
Oct.
t8,697,500
7
notes,
series
A,
Securities
Inc.;
Central
Clark
&
Republic
&
C.
Co.;
Co.
Dominick;
&
Drexel &
Hemphill,
Lester,
fc
Noyes
Ryons
Co.;
&
&
Anthony & Co.;
7■■■>'.;
Intermediate
debentures
v-
-
•
.
Purpose,
Knox,
dated
130,000,000 Federal
Loan
Oct.
refunding.
New
York
Land
bonds,
Credit
1955
3,
Price,
fiscal
Banks
Banks
at
2.80%
Co.
Power
&
W.
&
CoMnc.;
Harriman
Hill
Ripley
Richards
Irving
Co.;
Co.;
and
&
Lundborg
Neuhaus
Yarnall,
177,500
and
due
Sullivan
2%%
consolidated
dated
Oct.
repay
commercial
1,' 1955
an J
Federal
to.
finance
current
accrued
for
.
lending
due
interest.
banks.
the
b;.nk
Co.
&
Sept.
Offered
John
by
14,
T.
fiscal
Knox,
;
7.
f
&
Co.
7
agent
Co.;
Rico
bonds
ment
States
(Capital
of
Possessions
of)
5%
j
2%%
and
1955, series A,
dated
public
July
1,
Weeks;
Piper,
Paine,
Jaffray
July 1, 1956 to 1972, inclusive. Purpose, for improvements.
Price, to yield from 1.75%
to 2.75%, according to ma¬
turity.
Offered by J. P.
Morgan & Co., Incorporated;
Salomon
V
ley
&
Brothers & Hutzler;. Banco de
Co.;
Securities
Paine,
Corp.;
Webber,
Jackson
F. S.
Ponce;
Curtis;,
&
Black
&
etc.
Securities
Co.
7."
:
V' 7%
Hills
'(Preferred
■
stocks
ferred
of
a
stocks, of
stated
no
computed at their
value
par
value
par
and
750,000
classes
all
at
of
while
par,
Uranium
cents).
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $14,75
Offered by company for subscription by stock¬
without underwriting.
250,000 Mid-Hudson
stock
costs.
Lincoln
16,000,000 Ohio
*
Gas
of
/stock
common
;
Co.
Price,
Corp.
shares
500,000
of
50
Corp.
cents
as
60,000
share.
per
(par
(par
speculation.
a
shares
$101.20
$100).
of
I"
,
4.20%
7
I.v
and
Co.
Burr,
Offered
" of
.
Gas
ing.
Placed
Fenner
&
privately
Co.
50,000
(par
shares
$100).
through
Beane.
of
Purpose,
Merrill
Lynch,
ing
,
4.20%
7'
refund¬
stock
for
(par
$100).
Co.
Purpose,
shares
139,247
to
repay
bank| loans
Inc.;
300,000
American
for
by
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Corp.
cent).
25,000,000 Public Service Electric & Gas Co. 250,000 shares of 4.30%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to repay
bank loans .and for new construction.
Price, $101.75 per
as
Co.
cents
as
Mining Corp.
and
share
Stanley &
Allyn
and
Eaird
&
accrued
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;
*
Inc.;
Blyth
Co.;
&
dividends.
Drexel & Co.;
Co.,. Inc.;
William
Co.,
Inc.;
Central
Eacon,
Baker,
Blair
Alex.
Republic
Unde-written
Glore,
Weeks
&
Co.;
Brown
Co.
Forgan
Whipple
& Co.;
Blunt
&
(Inc.);
for
per
Mining
Ltd.
Corp.,
(no
and
privately
Simmons;
Canadian
Uranium,
Inc.
Lee
W.
W.
Clark
-«'7"
of
common
exploration and de¬
for
'
■
Uranium
10 cents).
(par
Co.
shares
2,475,000
Purpose,
of
exploration
for
a
(par
cent).
one
M.
Reiter
J.
Superior
two
velopment
as
etc.
Uranium
&
(par
property,
exploration
cents
share.
per
Corp.
cent).
one
for
at
par.
speculation.
Corp. as a
Oil
stock
Price,
and
Offered
stoci
develop¬
per
shares
of
commoi
exploration and de¬
Offered by Bel-
10,000,000
Purpose,
a".d
share.
Offered
Completed.
cents
20
speculation.
a
Corp.
cents).
expenses,
Securites
mon
Co.
Uranium
(par
Price,
common
exploration
for
Purpose,
etc.
expenses,
stock
a
development
4
3to0,000 St. Regis Urapium Corp. 1,500,000 shares of
Air
stock
common
and
Price, |t jpar. Offered by A1 J. Johnson & Co.
speculation. 7 *
7 ,7' 7 7 '
' 77 :7 7
expenses.
as
Uranium
-
5,998,000 shares
of com¬
Purpose, for acquisition of
working
capital.
Price,
fiv)
Columbia
by
Securities
Co.
aj
speculation.
of common stock
Uraninite Corp. 300,000 shares
Purpose,
at
for
without
for
OTHER
Of-
stock
(par
exploration
share.
(par
and
Co.
exploration
E.
Call &
shares
40,000
shares
2,855,000
for
exploration
Offered
of
of
$£
Price,
(par $1).
per
a
Metal
$1).
and
Co.
Co.;
&
shares
of
common
and
stack
Price, $3.30 pe.f
Co.
stock
common
capital
working
300,000
Ball,
Co.;
Sulzberger
Consolidated
stock
other
$1>.
(par
corporate
pur¬
&
Co.,
Co.
Inc.
$1.50
as
a
Kraus; Dempsey-Tegeler ti
Curtiss, House & Co.; and
Oversubscribed.
;
I
200.000 shares of common
for advances and invest¬
O.fered by J. J. Riordaa
Inc.
Purpose,
cents).
Price,
400,000 Day-Brite
Co.;
&
&
Fiberglass,
10
(par
&
Burge
Lundborg
Irving
*Hallowell,
share.
p?r
speculation.
Lighting,
Inc.
50,000
of
shares
common
stock
$1).
Purpose,
for working capital.
Frice, $8 pcif
share.
Offered by Lovett Abercrombie & Co.; A. C. Allyn
(par
Co.,
Blair
develop-
Barth & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
Incorporated; Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth;
Inc.; Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Courts & Co.;
Inc.;
&
J.
Co.,
Sullivan
States
&
Co.,
Clark,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Fin.-;
California
Co.; First Securit'es Co.
of Chicago; W. C.
Gibson & Co.; Hancock, Blackstock & Co.; Hill Brothers;
by
Weil,
Howard,
Labouisse.
&
Friedrichs
Kalman
Co.;
&
Company, Inc.; Arthur M. Krensky & Co., Inc.; Kroeze,
McLarty & Co.;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Metropolitan St.
of
Louis Co.;
Sold to Reconstruction
at par.
of
shares
A. Lomasney &
Price, $10 per share. Underwritten by Lee Higgk>son
Corp.; G\ H. Walker & Co.; Shearson, Hammill
Co.; Walston & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; J. A.
com-
share.
Offered
speculation.
by D.
75,000
for
MANUFACTURING
30,300
for improvements, etc.
Purpose,
Offered
Inc.
AND
Products
poses.
6% cumulative sink(par $100).
Purpose, to prepay,
shares
exploration costs, etc. Pricr,
to public as a speculation
underwriting.
750,000 Cameo,
Inc.;
as
and
company
INDUSTRIAL
share.
common
Mountain
by
by
$49,371,400
of
per
by J.
equipment
Offered
par.
&
Paine, Webber, Jackson Cz Curtis; Piper, Jaffra;/
Hopwood; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;, Reinholdt t«
Scherck.
Richter Co.; Semple, Jacobs & Co.,
Gardner;
Corp.
3,000.000 shares
Stifel,
Inc.;
of
Nicolaus
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Straus,
Inc.;
Sutro
&
Co.,
Inc.
Blosser Ci
and G. H.
Oversubscribed.
Hunt
Uranium
Price,
one
ment
Corp.
1,200,000
Purpose,
at
bffered
par.
of
shares
for exploration
by
common
138,000 Donaldson
$5).
stock
Purpose,
Price,
Securities
25
Co.
&
Boston
Dean
&
Forgan
Corp.;
Stanley
&
Co.;
for
cents
as
a
&
shares
of
share.
Goldman,
and
Offered
Offered
Kalman
by
9,400,000 Dow
$5).
&
Co.,
Corp.
stock
700,§00
(par
Eastman,
Sachs
&
shares
per
Co.,
&
for
by
12.000 shares of
working capital.
Paine,
Webber,
Inc.;
and
Piper,
Co.;
stock (pa?
$11.50 pe*
&
Curtis;
& Hopwood.
common
Price,
Jackson
Jaffray
Co.,
Dillon & Co.;
Co.; Harriman
Purpose,
Co. 200,000 shares of common
for general corporate purposes.
Offered
by
company
for
stock
(pa?
Price, $47
hj
subscription
of
(Continued
$50).
Purpose,
by The First
&
Chemical
share.
employees.
Co¬
speculation.
at par.
Underwritten
Witter & Co.;
Blyth
Co.;
stock
develop-
common
exploration
per
Chemical
preferred
Price,
Morgan
Purpose,
share.
development
Aagaard as a
and
K.
Elmer
&
Completed.
Corp.' 1,200,000
cent).
costs.
Carroll
Co.;
shares
4,000,000
^Purpose,
at par,' Offered by Utah Uranium
/■'•■
247,500 Rampart
speculation.
a
for' expansion.
1
common
small number of United
investors through Lehman Brothers.
a
Corp. 3,000,000 shares of common
11 Vi
cents).
Purpose,
for
acquisition and
working capital.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by
company
to public, without underwriting.
Purpose,
Development
Aluminum
&
of
investments and exploration,
(par
2,400,000 shares of common stock
Price,
cumulative
Ellis
shares
1,000,000
for
with
Stroud
4%%-
&
common
speculation.
a
(Canada)
Purpose,
par).
Placed
Peak
7
par.
60,000
&
35,000,000 Kaiser
Becker
shares of
acquisitions, working
share.
Offered by Se¬
shares of common stqck
Purpose,
for
properties,
exploration
capital.
Price, 25 cents per share.
Offered
Securities Co. of Denver as 3, speculation.
stock
Of¬
shares
cents
h
preferred stock
C.
G.
and
exploration
share.
Purpose,
two
Securities Corp.
W.
A.
Wagen-
1,196,000
Co.
lumbia
Morgan
Co.;
Robert
A.
Sons;
E.
by
&
Co.;
&
1
Robert.)
Co.;
Waggener
for
per
Walker
(par
.
it
&
Union
cents).
Brokers.
Development Co., Inc. 300,000 shares
(par
five cents).
Purpose, to acquire
Corp.
300,000 Iola" Uranium
,
Poole,
&
1,000,000
Purpose,
30
300,000 Pikes
speculation.
•i
Dallas
Oversubscribed.
Co.
<fe
(par five cents).
velopment costs.
Price,
of
stock (par three cents).
Purpose, for exploration
development costs. Price, 10 cents per share. Offered
Pioneer Investments as a speculation.
ccsts.
the
Co.,
Corp.;
«!h
Battles
Co.;
working
Hogle
Purpose,
(par 25 cen4fe).
parent.
&
Schmidt,
Walker,
McDowell;
by
Price, at par.
Offered by com¬
by minority stockholders, without
additional 1,199,849 shares-were sub-
cribed
&
Co.
&
Price,
States
Corporation.
General
Clarke
W.
and
of
subscription
An
Co.
fund
Barth
Day & Co.; Clement A. Evans ft
Harris & Co., Inc.; Farwell, Chap¬
Company; Gregory & Sons; HaLIo-
Uranium
&
200,000 Neva-U-Tex
Pierce,
300,000
Telegraph
construction.
new
for
&
underwriting.
•
group
a
15,000,000
Offered
Corp.
.
in part RFC note.
Finance
'-'j
Telephone
common
and
stock
&
&
Investment
ments.
claims.
Steel
J.
common
13,934,700 Pacific
pany
Electric
&
preferred
Detroit
L.
Inc.;
one
costs.
*
stock
explore
R.
Wood
five
stock
"
Price, .at
Corp.
common
and
•6,000,000
cumulative
with
1,200,000 shares of
cents
Inc.
Uranium
&
cents).
Ja-n.es- Anthony
Inc.
&s
McDon¬
Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood;
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Silberberg &
etc.
First
by
300,000 Cromwell Uranium &
'
Cook
Hutton
Inc.;
Inc.; ' Mitchutr.
Co.; The Ohio
Austin
Oil
•1,000,000 Minex
property.
acquisitions,
par.
Uranium
costs.
Richard
Pierce
Nina
and
stock
common
shares of common
for
speculation.
10
The
Strudwick;
Ferris
(par
(par
a
Purpose, for mining operations
and working capital.
Price, $5 per share.
OLered by
company first to stockholders and then to
public, with-
Securities
-
F.
Co.,
Co.;
Seasongood & Mayer;
E.
curities
299,000 Mia
per
as
(par 10 cents).
(par
Loeb & Co.; A. C. Allyn and Company, Inc.;
Securities Corp.; Bache & Co.; and Coffin &
•5,000,000 Oklahoma
Mining
ment
pre-
Co.;
E.
&
Durst,
&
$99,990 Arcadia
3,000.000
240,000 Ceronad* Uranium Corp.
construction.
dividends.
accrued
cents
Corp.
lithium
Purpose,
cent).
.
a
&
Fairman,
Co.;
Parke;
stock
"
,
Kuhn,
by
American
;
by
&
capital,
.
30cl,000
25
Price,
at
as
<-
Co:;
&'
Newhard,
Gardner;
Inc.;
Inc.;
300,000 Keeline
by
stock (par one cent); Purpose,' for exploration costs, etc.
Price, 10 cents per share. Offered by Bay Securities Corp.
77;
<-
:
cumulative
new
cent).
one
Purpose,
285,500 Constellation
.j
share
per
for
Purpose,
Offered
20
of
Corp.
Price,
costs.
out underwriting.
,
common
Offered
*
'
,
stock
'
,
,,
'
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
Price,
Securities
Power
ferred
'*
Natural
(par, five cents).
opment
.
shares
11,000
share.
holders,
.
Co.
par).
7-
;7'1,
Davis.
Roney & Co.;
Rotan, Mosle & Co.;' Stone
Swiss- American 'Corp.;
Yarnall,
Biddle
299,900 Universal
Price,
privately
Mines,
Price,
speculation."
a
♦.."••*,mon>stock
•>'.
7 "
Natural
Gas
7
.>•
i
Corning
Per
—
'
r
UTILITIES
(no
;
„
;
C.
Harold
equipment,
Securities
develop
Minerals
&
Uranium
stock
200,000 Cheyenne
an
&
McAndrew
Turben
Northwest
&
Anderson
seller
common
Brickley.
development
10
pre-"
stock
common
Hirschi
Inc.;
Merrill,
Templeton;
Rauscher,
&
Co.
shares
to
Placed
Uranium
"as
i
offering prices.)
PUBLIC
$162,250
taken
are
of
fered by Columbia Securities Co.
.
Co.;
Sulzberger &• Co.; Hooker &
Fay;
Howard, Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
&
Co.;
Indianapolis
Bond
and
Corp.; Joseph, M'ellen & Miller, Inc.; Kaiser & Co.;
200,000
shares
speculation."
a
Purpose,
Morris
by
300,000 Bojo
'■
•
&
'
Inc.,
cents).
common
and
,
Weedon
Share
1,497,500 shares of
cents),*r Purpose, for exploration,
10
(par
development.
;
"as
Development
&
stock
300,000 Blackstone
'•!
Masten
well,
Hopwood;
'
:
&
man
Webber,
ETC.
300,000
Purpose,
for
plant
Price,
$1 per share.
stock (par one
development costs.
and
Mose-
;
capital,
10
fered
Equitable
and The Weil, Roth & Irving Co.
stocks
COPPER,
Co.
common
.
improve¬
and due
1955
cents).
Price, $2 per share.
European investors.
300,000
United
COAL,
Processing
Atomics,
(par
,7
t$2,500,000 Puerto
STEEL,
Mining
•1,500,000 Basic
Oversubscribed.
Co.;
&
Co.;
Pacific
Co.,
stock
common
& Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.;
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; BosCo., Inc.; Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
acquisitions,
working capital, etc.
share. Offered by Mountain States
speculation.
*
"
;
Crowell,
Co.;
Securities ?Co.;
Estabrook
&
(par* 10
common
1956.
$191,500,000
-
&
Company,
Inc.;
&
Northwest
Mica
Franklin
borrowings and to
Price,
997/8%
:md
operations.
Cali¬
Lund¬
E.
A.
DeHaven
Mason-Hagan
ment
299,500 Balboa
Farm
&
Richards
Co.;
Co.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; Irving Lundborg
& Co.; Campbell, McCarty &
Co., Inc.; Kormendi & Co.,
Inc.; and Carl McCVlone & Co., Inc7 Oversubscribed.
working
2,
1956.
John T.
by
-J
?
Purpose,
July
Offered
par.
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
of
Wm.
&
Co.;
&
Biddle
shares of
Hornblower'&
Curtis;
Pacific
stock
consolidated
&
Staats
&
stock
Light
Pressprich
! $300,000 American
agent.
R.
Marks
M.
Michigan
by
$61,500,000 Federal
Laurence
Courts
Co.;
Vietor, Common,
Dann
&
Co.;
Walston & Co.; Charles B. White
Utah
IRON,
"
First
Irving
Tucker,
v-Jones
Equitable
,
Farm Loan and Government Agency Issues
Co.;
Co.;
nell
$75,594,450
$120,937,600
Co.;
The
Milwaukee
Co.;
Moore,
Leonard & Lynch;
Pressprich & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy.
Singer, Deane & Scribner; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Hill
Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Underwood,
&
ton;
7 ;
& Co.;
Co.;
&
&
Inc.;
Alex.
Coffin
W.
-Co.;
Corp.;
Co.;
Dean
worth,
due
privately
Reid
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.;
Elworthy
Inc.;
Co.,
Estabrook
Fulton
&
and
Co.,
&
& Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;
Corp.;
First Southwest
Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Wm. P. Harpe*
& Son &
Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; H. Hentz- & Co.;
Go;;
Securities
Walker &
Co.;
R.
■
&
Corp.;
Inc.;
First
Shields & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Smith,
F. S. Smithers & Co.'; William R. Staats
Co:;
Jackson-&
7-,;-7
Dickson
S.
Baird
W.
Boettcher
Co.;
Co.;
&
&
Becker
■
R.
Skaggs &
&
Co.;
Robert
Slocumb
&
Co.; Sutro & Co.; Spencer Trask
Anthony & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Bache
& Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baker, Watts &
Co.; Ball.
Burge & Kraus; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Burnham and
(Inc.);
C. Codings
Co.v DeHaven
Corp.;
Simmons;
'Brush,
Securities
Walston
-
Weedon
&
&
&
Corp.;
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new con¬
Price, $49 per share.
Offered by Kidder, Pea¬
body & Co.; Merrill Lynch, pierce, Fenner & Beane; A. G.
1,
.
Placed
Co.,
Inc.;
William
struction.
through ' F.
'
American
&
Sons;
Company,
Inc.;
777; (no par).
and
Co.
&
Witter
Oversubscribed.
-
Co.
expaiision.
for
Co.
&
privately
Insurance
insurance
.,,*>■
5%
Purpose,
Emch
Life
-
Co.
&
1,"'1967.
through
■
;
subordinated notes, due
for working capital.
England
New
&
G;: H.
:
,
Co.;
Hornblower
R.
new
Parke; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scran¬
Union
Wachob-Bender
Co.
&
Co.;
&
'
for
&
borg
common
and
Burr,
fornia
&
Tucker,
.
Co.
5%
sinking
fund
capital
debentures, series A, due Sept. 1, 1970. Purpose, refunding
($1,000,000)
and to repay bank loans and for working
capital
$1,500,000).'
Price,
100%
and
accrued
interest.
Underwritten by The First Trust" Co.
of Lincoln,
Neb.;
.
7 "
& Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Spencer Trask & Co.;
y:
7
.
2,500,000 Southwestern .Investment
y
"
bank loans
&
Equitable
Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Illinois Co. Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman
Barney
7 v7
The
,
Inc.;
ton
1953-1967;'
with
.'
'
400,000 shares of
to repay
Stone
Youngberg;
Roberts
to
accrued
Dickson
note
Placed privately
New York.,; ; '
&
Yarnall,
Shepard & Co. Inc.;; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reynolds
> &
Co. Inc.; Riter & Co.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Rowles,
Winston & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schmidt, Poole,
•-
debenture
plus
and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben
&
Co.^ Inc.;
The
Milwaukee
Co.;'' Mitchum,® Jones
&
Templetori; Morgan Stanley & Co.;- Moroney, Beissner &
Co.;" F. S. Moseley & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co.; The Ohio
Company; Pacific Northwest Company; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Prescortt,
7
-
-
7
Purpose,
unit,
per
subordinated
working capital.
$1,000
a
Sullivan
Hooker
"V
;
77" 7
• 77
*'•
shares.
Co.;
&
Hayden,
Securities
Ellis
Brown
"'■:7 Manley, Bennett & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mason,
7 Hagan, Inc.; a. E. Masten & Co.; McCormick & Co.;
•
of
common
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
.v
units
30
debentures. " Offered
on
Purpose,
.
in
buy
loans.
*150^000 Signature Loan
.
stock
common
Blunt
&
GU»s Transmission Co.
Brothers;
"'77.
-
and
American
&
-
Co.;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; L. F. Roths¬
child
&
Co.;
Shields
&
Co.;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Ohio Company; Paine,
Pressprich & Co.; PutCo.; L. F. Rothschild
W.
&
Weeks;
M.
The
White,
;
Hallgarten
.
.
Reinholdt
"&
'
''
Bros.
Inc.v Croweli,
Co.,
?
Supply Co. 6% 10-year registered sinking
debentures, due July l, 1965 and warrants for 3.750
shares
,
«
'
&
Republic
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
& Co.; .Hallowed, Sulzberger & Co.;
125,000 Parnell-Martin
;
Co.;
Allen & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bear, Stearns
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Central
Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Drexel & Co.;
Co.;
SequriUes Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
First
California
Company;
First
Southwest
Company;
.
•7
•2,000,000 International .Harvester Credit1 Corp. 3 Ve % subordinated
promissory note, due Nov] 1,.-'1974.
Purpose,-for wOrk•;
ing capital.
Placed privately with New York Life' In-
..
Riter
7 Company; Dominick
77;
.
i'-r
& Co.;Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy; Dean Witter
& Co.; Wood, Struthers • ir Co. and Wurfcs, Dulles & Co.*
Oversubscribed.
''77:7% 7' V&;
V;-
,
y
R.
&
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dewar, Robertson
&
Pancoast;* Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.;
Dittmar
&
Corp:; Stroud & Co.,
Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,
Securities Corp.; G. HV. Walker
Co.;
The
Co.;
Curtis;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. W.
.-.7.7
Boyce; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
&
&
(par $5).- Purpose,
'Co.,
Securities
& Co.; .Union
Watling, Lerchen
Co.;
Salomon
worth;
7
7;
<.f ; ; » Weld
'
&
Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Schwabacher & Co.;
Union Securities Corp.;, Wertheim & Co.; White, Weld &
I.
&
construction. Prite, $41.37'/2 per share. Underwritten by
.' Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld & CO.;
-
■
Barney & Co.; "
Co.-; William R.
&
-,
Hutzler; ;.
Agenew
Co.;
Tennessee
Swiss American Corp.;
Anthony
.
■i
&
Singer,
Smith,
.
-1--'
-
,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy; Inc:; Schwabacher & Co.;
Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.; Shearson,
,
.
L.
Francis
Estabrook
'7.7, 7'"7 Austin,' Hart & Parvin; Eacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert
W. Baird &
Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Bateman, Eichler
7 "j
& Co.»; A. G." Becker & Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bos-
7
^
&
Co.;- Rippel
Lovett' Abercrcmbie
Co.;
&
Merrill
■'7>7V7
,
7.;
M.
&
Son
Jackson
&
stock
Meeds;
McCormick
.4
Newbold's
7O- Witter & ;Co;{-Wood, Struthers
'•'7" ' Biddle ft CO: Oversubscribed.*
1
Higgin-';,
Laurence
Co.;" Mason-Hagan, Ihc.f fAs« E. Masten
&
Co.; McDonald & Co.; McDonnell
v"
'
?
Illinois^
Lee
Co.;
Collins
Julien
Corp.;
Corp.; Stroud & Company, Inc.; Spencer
,„Trask '& Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Union Securities
'Corp.,' G'. H. Walker & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean
■
Co.;
Weeks
The
Inc.;
Dominick;
s'*') Webster Securities
Co.;'
&
&
Hutzler; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
& Parke;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Chas. W.
Scranton & Co.; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; Shields & Co.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone &
'
Hetrman "
Co.; Henry
Hornblower
Hutton
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Langley
C$rp.;.Carl
Marks
,
J.
Hutton
Co.;" Hayden,
&
Hv
nam
&
Chapman &-.
Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
Glore,
Burr,
The
Webber,
Farwell,
Folger,
&
Miller
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
:
-
Estabrook
Michigan
Inc.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Gregory
& Sons; Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman Ripley& Co., In-
.
»'>'
•••',.
.
&
First
Co.,
&
Dominick
Co.,
W.
.
&
Coffin
Co.;
Equitable Securities
Lee
Higginson Corp.;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
&'Co.;
]Laurence M. Marks & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill,'" Turben & Co., Inc.;
•
Blunt
..
.
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
First Boston Corp.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Robert
& Sons; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Harriman Ripley
Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
W. E. Hutton &
Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Kean, Taylor
&
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
&
& Co., Inc.; Boettcher and Com•;
^
pany;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Company, Inc.; Alex, Brown
;
& Sons; Burnham and Company^ Central Republic Com.pany
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge <x Co.; Courts & Co.; ' J. M.
; 7 *
"
Dain & Company; .Dominick & Dominick; - Francis I.1
-
&
Dixon
Pont
^Garrett
.
and accrued int.
.•
Dodge
Co.;
du
.
7
(2647)
Inc.;
Glore,
Ripley
on
page 8)
I
•
Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates special offering.
'
I
J
.
IB
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2648)
Winston
(Continued from page 7)
i
Lime Corp. 30,000 shares of common
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $10
$2).
ferred
Price,
low,
Price,
for
■
for
at
equipment,
as
Investing
Corp.
Corp.
by
company
stock
mon
&
as
300,000 Jessel-Ruberts
shares of com¬
equipment, working
Offered by Gates, Carter
75,000
Works
Productions
\
(par
etc.
i
stock
Price,
$2
Co., Inc.
'
■
.
,
tive
*
t
-
"
,
Inc.
Co.
Saunders,
Gunn & Carey,
(par
$1
cumula¬
4.75%
of
hart
stock
Russell
Sterne,
300,000
Leach;
&
Agee.
Offered
for
by
of
shares
capital,
working
Israel &
class
Co.
on
.
..
.
$9
share.
per
Offered
without
stock
underwriting,
Price,
and
$5.75
(Ji
per
Inc.
loans
share.
Co.,
Purpose,
Price,
at
R.
to
Staats
for
working
Hill
by
(J. B.) Co., Inc.
$100) and 590 shares
;
in
units
of
working
Richards
aries.
50,000
participating
for
&
i
(par
capital,
53,200
for
of
B
,
Co.;
\
Price,
and
stock
common
stock
stock.
of
unit.
150,000
(no
par)
by
class
ac
by
Offered
Co.;
Francis
by Carr
stock
common
Co.;
capital.
&
$2.50).
(par
Price,
$12
Lucas,
Snider
(1,583).
Clark.
Dodge &
Francis I. du
i
Co.;
by
Stanley
Morgan
Dominick & Dominick;
Pont &
Co.;
&
,
&
Noyes
Co.;
Co.;
All
&
Co.;
Stetson
Dean
Securities
Witter
&
Corp.;
Co.
and
Struthers
Wood,
The
&
(par
at
ers
to
up
127,953 Savoy
:
etc-
..;
;
Oil
Co.,
Walston
'
.i
by
Underwritten
of
Co.;
well,
18,279
shares
of
Offered
class
A
stock
■
Co.;
E.
of
stock
common
by
Shearson,
Co.;
Wright,
Snider
and Mitchell, Hutchins
Inc.
Co.,
Pierce,
Wood
Waeckerle,
Burke &
Securities
Oversubscribed.
Co.
& Co.
Completed.
shares of capital stock (no
Offered by Merrill Lynch,
& Beane and Spencer Trask & Co. Com¬
Fenner
Inc.;
Co.,
$1).
(par
Lee
$33,260,978
Higginson
Hammill
Turben
&
Kraus;
&
Burge
$10).
J.
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.;
Curtiss,
&
Co.
A.
Co.;
•
Hogle
&
Represents
1 Indicates
Co.;
placed privately,
issues
competitively.
sold
issues
offering.
+ Indicates special
;
Oversubscribed.
House
& Co.
All
Co.,
Price,
and
Hallo-
sold.
Kalman
Price,
&
Co.;
Inc.
$8
per
stock
common
Offered
BTytn
by
General
'
.
Corporation and
Co., .Inc.; J.
Blair
&
Co.,
Co.;
&
Bosworth,
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
&
and
Investment News
Piper, :
(Continued on page 2)
209,410 shares of common stock
share.
Offered by-Lovett Aber-
Allyn &
C.
A.
Eichler
&
of
.
Completed.
Hopwood.
Lighting,
$1).
• -
.
10,000 shares of common stock (par
per share.
Offered by Paine, Webber.,-
Curtis;
&
Boettcher
per
Inc.
$11.50
&
Day-Brlte
shares
share.
5,970
Oversubscribed.,
Bateman,
sub-
Inc.
$78.75
Price,
Iric;
Co.,
(par
(par
for
company
&
Harold
&
1,965,000 Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. 20,000
par).
Price, $98.25 per share.
Farwell,
Inc.;
Eisen
3,100 000 Whirlpool-Seeger Corp. 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Price, $31 per share.
Offered by Blyth &
Central
McCormick
and
Underwritten
&
Merrill,
Co.;
Sulzberger
Jaffray
1,675,280
.
common
Co.;
Co.
&
shares
share.
Walker
Ball,
Jackson
working cap¬
for subscription
by Lehman Broth-
by
Co.,
&
Lucas,
& Co.;
H. O. Peet & Co.;
Mid Continent Investment &
Prescott,
and
Corp.
Inc.;
Inc.; J^ewbur^er & Co.; Reinholdt;
Renshaw; Z. C. Christopher &
Inc.;
Co.,
&
McCormick
MacDonald,
Glore,
Sons;
Kormendi
Inc.;
by
&
Rodman
Gardner;
Co.;
common
Inc.;
Harris & Co.,
Fairman,
Co.
200,000 shares.
share.
per
Harris
Quail
25,000
per
H.
&
crombie
Inc.
$7
Co.
&
Brown
Illinois
The
Co.;
Irving Lundborg
and
company
of
.
121,340 shares of common stock (par $2.50).
$12 per share.
Underwritten by Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.; A.
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co...
line.); McDonald & Co.; Stroud & Co. Inc.; Cruttenden
& Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Granbery, Marache
& Co.;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Barret, Fitch, North
&
Co.;
Ira
Haupt
& Co.;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
A.
Underwritten
:
■/
.
Corp.
.
''
&
Purpose, lor exploration and development costs,
Price,
Sullivan
Barth
Co.;
Cherokee Uranium Mining Corp., Denver, Colo.—Stock
■
Incorporated;
Co.,
&
&
Inc.;
Offerings Suspended—
and Debenture
Chace.
scription by stockholders, without underwriting.
;
Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Clark, Landstreet &.
Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Courts & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;1
$418,953
j
The Securities and Exchange Commission, it was announced on May
31, has issued an order temporarily suspending Regulation A exemp¬
A.
'
tions
G.
Edwards
curties
LAND,
,
Offered
maximum
a
25 cents).
•.
Purpose, for expansion
par.
by common stockholders.
.
.
.
$1).
share.
Becker &
*'-/■.
Homes
Co.
Vendo
Price,
1,456,080
Securities Corp.; Lee Higginson
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Julien
Fairman,
Co.;
Inc.
G.
115,000 Donaldson
of
D.
Sons;
pleted.
$10
$5).
Price,
ital.
&
Corp.;
OIL
shares
by
&
&
Templeton Growth Fund of Canada, Ltd. 15,000 shares of
common stock (par $1).
Price, $24.62V2 per share. Of¬
fered
by White, Weld & Co.
;
stock
common
shares
136,400
Alex.
Co.;
&
Co.;
Milwaukee
(par
291,000
of
Steamship Co. 19,000 shares of common
Price, $21.50 per share.
Offered by
R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc.;
Piper,
Hopwood;
and
Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.
$2.50).
(par
Brown
369,375
^
Co.;
Oversub¬
Offered
of capital stock (par
Offered by The First
150,000 shares of 6% cumulative
participating convert1 Me e'eec A stock (par $1).
Price,
at par.
Offered by Carr & Co.
Co.
&
Corp.
shares
per
G.
A.
Co.;
&
470,138 Chesebrough-Pond's
Exploration
Inc.
$20
Co.;
Barth
&
Price,
$23,593,315
stock
Co.,
Equitable
Co.:
J.
250,000 Cameo,
sold.
$291,000 Dakamont
Co.
share.
per
Style-Rite
com¬
&
shares
Co. i 16,000
$35.75
Completed.
Completed.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Co.;
Chapman
&
&
Northwest
share.
per
Price,
&
Whipple
Collins
Co.
Maynard
Price,
Corp.
150,000
&
$3).
&
Republic
Drexel & Co.;
Stillman,
stock
Alex.
Goodbody & Co.; H. Hentz &
Atwill & Company;
C.
F.
60,600
$3.30
(Charles)
Bacon,
Weeks;
&
Products
Peabody & Co.;
Sachs &
Goldman,
Hornblower
Courts
Co.;
Oil
Penn
Standard Fruit &
$1)
Co.
Blair
Forgan
Co.; Hemp¬
Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Penner & Beane; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Riter
hill,
&
Pacific
and
Price,
&
(par
William
Corp.;
Underwritten
South
Incor¬
of
'
■
Paper Co.
Regis
pleted.
share. Underwritten
Beane; White, Weld
Curtis; Central Re¬
per
-
22,000 shares of common stock (par
Price, $44 per share.
Offered by Lehman Brothers;
Dominick & Dominick; and Ball, Burge & Kraus.
Com¬
Co.;
&
Inc.
Metal
$1).
stock
Oversuoscrmea.
shares
Co.;
&
Pont
shares
100,000
$10
Hallgarten
Kidder
Co.
2,728.000 Bruning
5,988,136 Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co. 106,931 shares of capital
stock
(par $25).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
expansion, etc.
Price, $56 per share.
Offered by com¬
pany
lor
subscription
by
stockholders.
Unsuoscnued
/
Oversubscribed.
St.
408,500
(par
Co.
25,000 shares of common stock (par
per
share.
Offered by Estabrook Ac
$5).
Co., Inc.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Irving Lundborg
McCormick
&
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.;
Merrill
&
(par
&
Co.
$12.50).
/ >
"
,*
Paper Co.
Price, $32
Croix
Co.
&
Co.;
Lomasney
Eisen
Peet
du
iM.
199,980 Arcadia
& Waeckerle, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
Co.; Burke & MacDonald, Inc.; Mid Con¬
tinent Investment & Securities
Corp. and'Prescott, Wright,
O.
Co.
Price,
$2).
&
*■.
Completed.
Co.
&
Completed.
St.
scribed.
Arthurs,
Inc.;
H.
Courts
Jaffray
(Inc.);
I.
A.
Lynch
per
&
:
Inc.
goner.
800,000
per
Insurance
&
(par
Co.
Cassell
of
Llair
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
public
;
shares
by
Merrill
6% cumulative
(par $1). Purpose,
par.
and
$12.50).
stock
common
Hornblower
,<
25,000 shares of common stock
(no par).
Price, $20.50 per share.
Offered by Wyatt, Neal & Wag-',
3,000 shares of common stock (par
share.
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
Co.
$27.50
Title
stock
mon
of
A stock
Price,
of
Offered
and
Curtis
&
J-'?
Oversubscribed.
Rich's
Completed.
1,000,000 American
for
com-
Lestrange & Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Newburger & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Rodman
Henshaw; B. C. Christopher & Co.; Kormendi & Co.,
&
Express
Price,
Inc.
shares
share.
per
Jackson
Webber,
Co.
'
•
50,000 shares of common
Price, $27.62J/2 per share. Offered by
West Virginia Rj.
$100).
512,500
Completed.
82,500 American
(par
Purpose,
Offered
shares
'
.
:.
shares of common stock
working capital.
Price, $1
Lederer Co., Inc.
All sold.
H.
V,
common
+968,000
for
J.
20,000
$11.50
porated.
etc.
& Co.
Corp.
Aerovox
Inc.;
.
.
Issues Not Representing New Financing
(par
share.
Underwritten by Kidder, r-eabody & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.;
Central
Republic
Co.
(Inc.);
McDonald
&
Co.;
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Cruttenden & Co.; Clement A. Evans
& Co., Inc.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.; Barret, Pitch, North & Co.;
Ira Haupb &
,
i
by
Completed.
Co.
(par
Weeks.
•
50,000
Corp.
Offered
"V
shares of % common fctock
share.
Offered by ^Kidder,
per
75,250 Rich's,
Inc.
3,500 shares of common stock
(no par).
Price, $21.50 per share.
Offered by Robinson-Humphrey
Purpose, for working capital.
Purpose,
cent).
$49
Engineering Co. 12,000 shares of class B com¬
(no pari. .Price, $28.25 per share.
Offered by
Barney & Co.
Completed.
;; y : - ;
- % >
Boston
Co.
&
capital,
Barney
common
per
etc.
working
of
&
Paine,
;
I /
shares
352,000
Co.
■-
$10).
class
.
Co.
Purpose,
.
Finance
Financial
one
share.
&
Corp.
Co.
638,400 Vendo
working
for
each
convertible
working
j
stock
underwriting.
without
Western
per
sold.
$101
of
Price,
Homes
of
|V
■
Law
M.
stock
Smith,
underwriting.
without
Georgia,
A.
per
Price,
1,381,250 Pittsburgh &
•
C.
shares
Co.;
&
26,500 shares of common stock (par
share.
Offered by Bear, Stearna
$42.75
par).
Peabody
Enterprises, Inc. 200,000 shares of class A common
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, for advances to subsidi¬
Price, $1.50
per
share.
Offered by company to
stock
employees.
150,000 Style-Rite
by A.
.V
'
12,000
Georgia
of
"
•
Huston
•'■
339,000 Northwest
*.
f
capital.
stock
common
by Smith,
class
oi
of
shares
590
share
one
capital.
to
pany
„
shares
All
Co.
59,590 Rea
(no
stock (par $1).
common
and
loans,
repay
&
$25).- Price,
$5).
Purpose, for working capital.
share.
Offered by company to bona fide
$16,383,625
Offered
4,000
Underwritten
par.
William
,
>
Harold■ H.
Co.;
1,132,875 New Jersey Zinc Co.
(par
50 cents).
(par
300,000 Town
$230,000
B.)
$100).
,
Offered
■
■
&
Oversubscribed.
V;
& Co.
Oversubscribed. '; i
•1 1,727,250 Niles-Bement-Pond Co. .'.35,250
J.
T.
Horner
Stephenson-Leydecker & Co.'and Wyllie & Thorn-
Co.;
hill,
%
Completed.
400,000 Rea
&
572.000
bank
repay
Blackstock
mon
share.
Co.
Insurance
per
of
and
Haliowell
Scott,
Kenny & Ayres, Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.;
&
Crawford, Inc.; Ferris & Company; Hancock,
French
Price,
70 cents per share
to stockholders; 85 cents to public.
Offered
by
company
for
subscription
by stockholders.
Underwritten by Harrison S. Brothers & Co.
for subscription
Putnam & Co.
by company
299,000 Prync & Co., Inc. 52,000 shares of
to
.-J
Co., Inc. 289,000 shares of common
Purpose, for expansion and fork¬
&
Price,
$1
per
Co., Inc. •<
:
&
$26
Price,
residents
Corp.;
Hirshberg, Inc.;
Norris &
Co.;
Mason, Inc.; Stone & Youngberg; Wilson, Johnson Ac
Higgins, Inc.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry; Brooke & Co.;
Arthur M. Krensky & Co., Inc.J. W. Tindall & Co.;
r
acted as dealer-manager.
Purpose,
Sulzberger &
•/
Co.
Hunter Securities
a speculation.
as
246,400 Strevell-Platerson
public,
stockholders,
Inc.; Burnham & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
&
cents).
stock
common
135,324 Plastic Wire & Cable Corp. 15,036 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
by
E.)
Life
300,000 Reliance
etc. Price,
best-efforts
a
Co.
10
capital,
stock
A
it
(M.
Champlain
"
v
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Cook
Inc.;,
Otis,
(par
ing
Curtiss, House & Co.;
Inc.;
&
289,000 Maloney
basis.
Price.
'
t
Inc.
Emerson
"Feibleman
•
$50).
(par
Gottron,
Co.;
Corp.
Purpose,
share.
Co.
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
"
.
Oversubscribed.
Adams.
&
525,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Wm. C. Roney & Co.;
Williams & Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Brush, Slocumb
Co.;
Baxter,
&
capital.
Price, 35 cents per share.
Offered by company
for subscription by stockholders.' Underwritten by Gear-
Co.
&
Pictures
cents).
10
per
Corp.;
Stiver? &
Woodward-Elwood
300,000 Medallion
stock
Co, and
&
of common
shares
GO,000
preferred
Cleveland
First
&
,
275,000 Magnolia Piark, Inc. 785,714 shares of common stock (par
10
cents). - Purpose,
for new construction and working
;
Purpose, for
expansion program.
Price, $52 per share and accrued
dividends. /Underwritten by McDonald & Co.; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers; A. G.
.Becker <fe Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Shields & Co.; Bache & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Pulton,
Reid & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
W. P. Kurtz & Co.;
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.;
The
|
1,200,000 shares
Sessions
&
convertible
Cunningham,
f
Offered
*
Krudes.
3,000,000 Lamson
|
.
Purpose,
share.
per
t
shares of comfor working capital,
by Baruch Brothers &
150,000
Corp.
10 cents).
stock (par
10 cents). V Purpose,
for new plant and working capital.
Price, 25 cents per share. Offered by company to public,
without underwriting.
ry ■
•
300,000 Koal
"
&
Kinsley
Skaggs & Co.; The First California Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Cruttenden
✓::
Texas.
of
residents
Airlines,
.
Co.;
shares of class A common
(par
$1).
Price, $8.35 per share.
Underwritten
by
Shields &
Co.;
Reynolds &
Co. Inc.;
A. C. Allyn
& Co., Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Hooker
&
Fay; Hallgarten &
Co.;
Shearson,* Hammill
& Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; The
Ohio Co.; Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Davis,
Standard
333,334 shares of common stock
(par 33Va cents).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
new
equipment.
Price, $2.50 per share. Offered by com¬
pany
for subscription by common stockholders (256,383
shares)
Joseph
C.
Mackey,
President
(71,429 shares)
and
employees
(5,522 shares).
Underwritten by Atwill
for
Purpose,
~
mon
fide
bona
to
'
Corp.;
Merrill
&
Curtis; Shelby Cullom Davis
Co.; Chace. Whitside, West
&
Scranton
and
Boston
Higginson Corp.;
S. Moseley
Lee
Beane;- F.
&
Jackson
W.
Inc.
First
The
Co.;
&
Co.;
Trucking Co.
Willis,
Iron
&
speculation.
a
V
Chas.
&
Fenner
stock
Inc.
Electric,
833,335 Mackey
Price, $2 per share.
Co., Inc.
California.
of
residents
Winslow,
4,383,750 McLean
Co.
Indemnity
Co.;
&
450,000 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $2.25 per
share.
Offered
by Associated Investment Brokers, Inc.
of
shares
stockholders of Commercial
underwriting. All sold.
by
Webber,
&
without
Co.,
Peabody
Pierce,
Paine,
cumulative pre¬
working capital.
Close & Kerner,
Purpose,
Estabrook
by
Lynch,
basis.
best-efforts
subscription
fide
..
„
$1).
(par
capital, etc.
!
6%
for
by Rambo,
of
shares
Underwritten
par.
a
on
1,012,500 Ling
285.000
.
150,000 Irby Bros. Machine
-
$10).
Imperial
class A common
stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for equipment,
working
capital, etc.
Price, $1
per
share.
Offered by General
!
Kidder,
25,000 shares of common stock
(par $10).
Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Price,
$20 per share.
Offered by Shaw, Hooker & Co. to bona
500,000
speculation.
a
285,000 General Capsule
i
2,839
(par
Insurance
capital.
without
working
to public,
and
inventory
Offered
par.
underwriting,
|
written
150,000 Commercial Standard Life Insurance Co. 10,000 shares
of capital stock
(par $10).
Purpose, to increase capital
and
surplus.
Price, $15 per share.
Offered by company
; 150,000 Gemco Corp. 14,800 shares of class A preferred stock (par
$10»; 100 shares of class B common stock (par $10) and
10,000 shares of class C common stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose,
Over¬
,
:
Inc.
■
Corp.
at
Inc.
of class A
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for working capital. Price, $14.25
per share.
Offered by Chace, Whiteside, West & Winsshares
3,500
Plan
stock
28,390 Budget
subscribed.
Co.
Inc.
$100),
Purpose,
lor
investments.
Price, at par.
by company to public, without underwriting.
(par
tyy Stroud & Co., Inc.; Warren W. York &
Co., Inc.; Hulmfy Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; Boenning
& Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Saplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.;
Haliowell, Sulzberger & Co.; and Bache & Co.
Over¬
Manufacturing
Ayres,
&
Kenny
Offered
Underwritten
49,875 Farrington
and
Co.
99,000 Avalon Investors Corp. 990 shares of class B common stock
stock (par
per share.
300,000 Eastern
|
I
Willis,
\
&
subscribed.
Monday, June 4, 1956
...
*$650,000 Food
Fair
stock
BUILDINGS, ETC.
Properties,
(par
Price,
$i
per
Dillon
&
Inc.
cent).
one
shares
650,000
Purpose,
-
of
common
Placed
Friedrichs
&
j
-
.
.
for
Title
stock
purchase
working
White,
ter
&
Co.;
Hentz
C.
F.
by
Merrill
&
Francis
&
Lundborg
Co.;
&
A.
&
ferred
Inc.;
&
Co.
Inc.
Insurance
(par
Co.
$100).
Price,
investors
Co.;
$1).
Price,
at
&
&
per
for
share.
Compan
Howard,
&
$20).
Un¬
&
&
Beane;
&
Curtis;
Co.;
Goodbody
Co.;
&
Atwill
Ryons
Co.;
and
100,000
Purpose,
par.
through
Purpose,
$3.75
Atwill
Inc.;
Kalman
Co.;
First
Co.;
Se-'-
Reinholdt & Gardner; Scherck,
Jacobs
&
the
&
Courts
&
&
Co.;
186,250
f
Company;
Co.;
,
Placed
Salomon
shares
Weil,
;
expansion
Offered
Clark,
Labouisse,
by
of
980,000
Bros.
&
of
and
R.
S.
Landstreet
Friedrichs
institu¬
common
Dickson
&
Price,
$74.50
Co.
&
-
5V2%
of
shares
$50
of
of
unit.
per
Offered
Offered
by
Blyth
&
Co.,
405,000
bona
fide
Marquette
by
A.
Cement
stock
common
2,790,000
residents
G.
capital
stock
$10).
&
Co.
Indemnity
(par
$5).
•
per
Iture
5,000
stock
Cohn
Corp.
Insurance
Co.
$46.50
60,000
per
share.
1
Under¬
of
400
shares
circumstances
appears,
as
among
convertible into shares of com$100 of debentures, "would
per
a device, scheme and artifice
other things, that the issuer
to
is
is without value;"
and (3)
notification and offering circular with respect to the debenthe
the
the
proposal
stock
common
:
The
turcs
p.
issuer
were
false
and
misleading,
particularly
In
failed to disclose that,
sale of debentures were to be used to pay
on
the debentures to be issued or provide for their ul¬
and
(bl
the stated expectations of profitable
justified by existing facts.-
redemption,
operations
'
of
it
that
and
financing
(ai
timate
of
Offered
shares
rate
the
because
(requirements
shares
.
since most of the proceeds
off mortgages and
'other indebtedness including bank loans, there may not be sufficient
ffunds available for a profitable operation of its bos'n-ss and. there¬
fore, that the issuer may not be in a position to satisfy the interest
that
Oversubscribed.
Co.
the
at
under
ithat the
from
Price, $81 per share.
Inc.
Completed.
Price,
stock
defraud
Inc.
Indiana.
%
insolvent
Manufacturing
(par
Becker
Massachusetts
of
;mon
by
$60.50
1954, Cherokee
to
grounds
loperate
' ~. '
con-,
the
.■ r
$180,000 of 6%" convertible debentures was pro¬
order,
that the offering of the debentures,
;(2)
debentures
of common stock
debentures and
11
1,008,000 Ingram-Richardson, Inc.- 72,000 shares of common
(par. $2).
Price,. $14 per share.
Offered by Kiser,
& Shumaker, Inc.
and Indianapolis Bond & Share
Co.;
Kirkpatrick,
Co.; Rowles,
by
$125,000
27,500
units
in
stock.
Dillon
Inc.
and
1975
27,
-
the Commission asserts that it has "rea¬
believe"
(1) - that the terms and conditions of
Regulation A have not been complied with in that both notifications
are
"false and incomplete as to unregistered securities of the issuer
and affiliates sold within one year of the respective dates of filing;'*
suspension
its
sonable
capital stock
(par1
Eastman, Dillon
of
Offered
public offering of
In
Oversubscribed.
Telephone
Corp.
19,600 shares of
preferred
stock
(par
$50).
Price,
vertibie
.capital.
&
General
to
stock
share.
Properties,
15,
of
share.
Hutzler.
working
&
pre¬
short-term
with
shares
45,000
per
cent)
one
Eastman,
Co.
4.20%
reduce
to
privately
Fair
Sept.
(par
Co.
$40
May
whether
posed.
Completed.
shares
•
Inc.;
Northwest
Food
due
.
Irving
Mason-Hagan,-
Pacific
.
.
H.
Glass
Price,
Co.
on the question
made permanent.
at, 15c
stock
Rich-
or
the public offering of 2,000,000 shares of its lc par common
per share.
In the second notification, filed April 5, 1956,
--proposed
McDowell;
&
request,
Regulation A notification, filed
first
the
upon
be vacated
order should
suspension
In
hearing,
for
opportunity
Stifel, Nicolaus &
Stroud &
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.,
Blosser
Straus,
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to
this co-poration. The order provides an
from
offering'*, of securities by
two
Hancock,"
Weil, Labouisse,
Inc.; Arthur M.
Company,
&
Co.;
&
Co.,- Inc.;
Semple,
Inc.;
1,800,000 Federal
;
and
Co.
share.
per
Penner
Jackson
300,000 Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc. 80,000 shares
(par
and
/
Investment
stock
Gibson
C.
Inc.; Sutro & Co. and G. H. Walker & Co.
com¬
i
Co.;
Lester,
McCormick
of
($300,000)
Hallgarten
&
Kidder
Co.,
Co.;
borrowings.
tional
M.
Pont
shares
$10
Pierce,
Webber,
(Inc.);
du
Fire
Price,
Paine,
Co.
200,000
refunding
Reliable
Lynch,
Co.;
I.
Merrill
Lynch
Oversubscribed.
•10,000,000 Associates
of
($1,700,000).
Republic
Cassell
Co.
Purpose,
stock
of
Weld
Central
Insurance
$2).
capital
derwritten
California
First
W.
'
&
(par
&
Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Co.,
mon
Sons;
Chicago;
Co.;- Hill Brothers; Howard,
Kroeze, McLarty &
Co.; ^Le^ter,
Ryons & Co.; Metropolitan St. Louis Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray <fc Hopwood; Rauscher,
MISCELLANEOUS
$2,000,000 American
&
of
&
Krensky
working capital, etc.
privately through Eastman,
for
Co.
share.
Co.
Blackstock
are
not
proposed public offering oi $180,000 6%
convertible debenColumbia Securities Co. has been withdrawn.—V. 383,
through
1855;
V.
179, p. 2703.
*
j
Number 5539
Volume 183
Chesapeake
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
This
corporation
It
filed
the
statement
registration
a
with
the
The
company
SEC
on
par
organized under Maryland law on Feb. 16, 1956,
and operate a recreation resort. It has under
was
in
the
The
first
the
year
follow-up
18-hole
golf
Md.,
is
program
and
course,
be
for the
from
1C0
construction
to
complete
the
memberships
be
facilities,
and
The
of
sale
the
complete
due
1970
B
due
'
A A" '
Secretary, of Washington,
.
Barbour,
Samuel
Bevard,
S.
the
Interstate
The
to
is
issue
cost
locomotives;
be
Stroud
Caboose
the
Co.
subject to
are
the
and
cars
16
April
12,
period
tional
gallery
type
switching
cars.
"
v
suburban
Union
Securities
Corp.
the
past
of
$19,225,402' in
and
year
will
•
property,
invest
plant
and equipment
$60,000,000
more
than
more
during the next two years, to meet the expanding needs of
Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown and Northern Kentucky areas.
and
company
others
Valley
Electric
blocks
of
1956,
and
load.
OVEC
this
participating in the
supplying OVEC with
been
enable
The
it
Ohio
large
to
carry the Atomic Energy
full scale operations on March 13,
commenced
from
the
companies
have
to
power
revenues
15
project
temporary
Commission
the
of
Corp.
source
for
for
the
year
expected
are
to
$92,702,391,
were
period.—V.
1955
Scott
s
be
minor
Scott,
—V.
181, p.
compared
as
.
This
May
183,
With
filed
covering
of
statement
convertible
with
The
on
deben¬
increased
an
added
to
at
of
unfilled
orders
and
which
aggregated..
28, 1956. The remainder of the proceeds will be
general funds of the company and will be available for
the
corporate
any
volume
May
An Increase
purposes.
in
orders
new
has
increased
at
company,
10:30
a.m.
72
West
Adams
St.,
Chicago
111.,
90,
will
to
it
The
eral
K.
McCune,
Manager
reported
for the
west
the
work
company's
Chicago is
remain
"on
to be
Electric
Atomic
Co.
to
schedule"
Co.
Vice-President
Gen-,
and
Products
be
located
despite
about
50
miles
engineering
many
south¬
problems
'
solved.
Electric
must spend
problems involved
"have
cases
many
General
in
power
been
never
Electric
all-nuclear
building
plans
to
Congress,
the
to
The
Dresden
power
station,
largest
in
Committee
the
and
in
the
faPh
that
Atomic
encourage
Bechtel
the
Commonwealth Natural Gas Corp. — Debentures Of¬
fered—The corporation on May 24 offered to its common
stockholders of record May 22, 1956, the right to sub¬
ible
on
or
before June 7 for $1,173,000
4V2%
The
debentures
during
the
months
may
be redeemed at prices ranging from 104'/2%
12 months beginning June 1, 1957 to 100%
during the
beginning June 1, 1970; plus accrued interest in each case.
They
are
1957,
initially
increased
each
ol
convertible
the
at
5%
by
into
$30.50
of
years
1959,
common
per
the
stock
share.
amount
1962,
at
The
1965
and
any
basic
previously
in
time
after
conversion
effect
on
June
price
June
1
1,
is
of
1968.
Private Placement—The company also
plans to sell
$2,100,000 378% first mortgage pipe line bonds, series C,
due 1976, to a group of five insurance
companies.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
June
1,
of
1976
first
will,
mortgage
MA-2
are
self-propelled and furnish
main engines and
such as the F-100.
to
the
Air
Force
will
in
begin
corporation
test
tools,
and
equipment
spare
units,—V. 183, p. 2180,^
y'/..V
•
if.aa•
support
21 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par one cent) to
share, through Shelley, Roberts and Co.,
proceeds are to oe used for expenses incidental to
May
on
1,500,000
at
20. cents
Colo.
raining
The
from
pipe
together with
the sale of the debentures
line
other
bonds,
cash,
be
37/s%
applied
series
to
the
and of
C,
due
retire¬
was
per
cf
share.
3,289,003
3,212,000
$7,828,000
outstanding
share
2,619,256
A; A $3.46
,
*.
' 2,600,059
$3.01
the
fiscal
March
$2.61
share
per
with $73,817,000 the
major defense contract.
a
the
year
preceding
before
year
year,
shares. Sales
658,761
and
reflect
reduced
were
from
amounted to
1956
In the
on
compare
of
31,
886,687 chares.
on
or
Share—
a
ended
year
the
by substantial non-recurring
of Weston Electrical Instrument
merger
Daystrom, other costs associated with the company's transi¬
into
the electrical-electronics field,
product
Thomas
which
and
began
the
in
costs
behind
—V.
the
it was reported.
President, said that
With
183, p.
latter
our
of
of
excess
transition
should
$70,000,000
and
over
also
show
the
in
the
heavy
improvement."
plans
the
i
to
right
of
snares
Light Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
offer
to
to
Its
subscribe
stockholders
common
on
stock
common
before
or
the
on
of
by
the
board
of
directors
on
about
or
232,520
basis
for
each
eight shares held. Bids are expected
by the company up to 11:30 a.m. (EDTt on June
purchase from it of any unsubscribed shares. The price
fixed
record
for
26
June
$13.501
(oar
of
one
to
be
re¬
6
for
the
ceived
be
current
resultant
material
share
new
un¬
an
2289.
1956
additional
in
of
earnings
us,
company
6,
bill
year
Delaware Power
June
elimination
"the
improvement in sales,
the year just ended, is continuing,
of
part
should
company
year.
and the
line,
Roy Jones,
fiscal
share
per
4.
June
This
it was announced on May 29,
company,
has received SEO
to issue and sell, at competitive
bidding, 232,520 shares
of its $13.50 par common stock.
Net proceeds will be applied toward
the construction program of the
companv and its subsidiaries and the
of
bank
Dennis Run
The
loans
incurred.—V.
183, p.
2289.
See
of
O'Neill
183,
V.
Jan.
Croff Oil Co.
The
company
The
tion.
has withdrawn as the under¬
shares oi common stock at $1
to the group on
Salomon
April 18 offered to its stockholders 1,250,000 shares
10 cer.ts) at 12% cents per snare as a specula¬
(par
privilege
expired
21.
May
on
Interstate
The
cost
issue
not
tives;
100
for
and
company
<
was
additional working capital.
incorporated in Utah on Oct.
5,
1907,
as
Croff
intermittently in the exploration phase of the mining industry.
On D?c. 30, 1949, the stockholders, at a special stockholders' meeting,
amended
the articles of incorporation to authorize the company to
engage m the acquisition of oil and gas properties or interests therein
and generally to engage in all pnases of tue oil and gas industry.
On Feb. 29, 1952, the name of the company was changed to Croff
and
Co.,
stock
the
made non-assessable.
was
the
intermountain
the
Montana.
vanadium
The
Colorado,
chiefly Utah, Nevada,
is also the owner
area,
of
company
three
Wyoming
uranium-
and is carrying on three mining operations by
contract mining on two of these three properties.
The company has owned five patented lead-silver mining claims in
the Lincoln
Mining District, Beaver County, Utah, and 12 patented
mining claims in the Bradshaw Mining District, Beaver County, Utah,
properties
1907
and
raise
small
1926,
respectively. Last operation
completed and an ore bin built
was
Hutzler
the
of
Commerce
is
less
May 29
&
sale
to
be
50-ton
the
certif'cates
subject
to
3%s.
as
authorization
of
the
by
offering
Christensen,
50-ton
100
and
cars
the
&
for
are
Commission.
secured
box
in
99.205%
following equipment estimated to
$3,778,633: 12 Diesel-electric road switching locomo¬
than
Writer
its bid of 99.06%.
on
bid
certificates
flat
McMaster
are:
Inc.—V.
183,
cars.
Hutchinson
Co.
&
and
2535.
p.
was
on
in
Devall
1948,
when
the Lincoln Dis¬
Land
The
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$2
Marine
Construction
Co., inc., Lake
three
to
are
boats
May 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
on
150,000
share,
per
proceeds
through
payment of notes,
for
working
Diversified
change of
Industries, Inc.,
Vickers
used
be
and
A
Financial
of
name
Houston,
to
Texas.
purchase
The
and
equip
Corp.—Changes Name—
this
corporation
announced
was
Brothers,
capital.
to
Consolidated
by David W.
May 28
on
American
Cunningham.
President.
A
"
"The
corporation's
companies
capital
In
in
and
order
merely
companies
Cunningham
said,
then, by giving
and
assistance
the
them
are
the
.
needed,
"is
corporation
organization
divisions,
as
to
them
make
acquire
such
them
brings
new
grow.
newly
rather
than
subsidiaries."
as
has
American
as
purpose,
this
into
establishing
Mr.
fields,
accomplish
Consolidated
Sanders
aim,"
diversified
management
to
acquired
four
divisions
at
present.
They
the
are
Manufacturing Co., Tulsa, makers of ordnance,
guided missiles
components; American Railway Salvage System, Dallas,
a
large volume merchandiser of consumer and industrial goods; The
Coastal Co., Houston, a
large discount house; and the Atlas Insurance
Co., an Alabama organization underwriting automobile, fire and casualty
and
aircraft
insurance.
In
in Central
property.
As
of
addition,
America
Fob.
29.
Chief
activity of the company at present is the exploration and
of uranium-vanadium properties, all located in the Gateway
cf Mesa County, Colo,, and Grand County, Utah.
The company's oil and gas leases are located in Grand, San Juan,
Emery and Sampete Counties, Utah (5,000 acres); in various areas in
&
Charles, La.—Files With SEC—
offering
The
proceeds are to be us*d to repay cash advances, for explora¬
nec
Bros,
and
(Utah)—Stock Offered—
subscription
program
withdrew its
proposed
offering of 46,000
(par $1) at $6.50 per share, through Grover
York, has been withdrawn.—V. 182, p. 2465.
stock
New
1, 1957, to July 1, 1971, inclusive. The certificates,
to yield 3.30% for all maturities, were awarded
Associated
underwritten.
not
The
on
stock
common
Co.,
scaled
2180.
p.
recently
common
&
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬
ciates on June 1 offered $2,820,000 of series (J 3V4%
equipment trust certificates, < maturing semi-annually
Inc.—Underwriter Withdraws—
Cruisers,
Corp.—Offering Withdrawn—
company
shares
Peters,
trict
shares
resulted
Issuance
Securities Corp., New York,
a
proposed issue of 300,000
Lepow
writer
a
>
52,807,000
$9,063,000
stock-——
$1,716,000,
for
Ivhich
profitable
the
Crestmark
since
31
1955
1956
—
for
completion
costs
operations.
and
MARCH
ENDED
'
Sep¬
12-month period, according to Mr. Schafler.
a
maintenance
ground
covering
Consolidated
and
tha
sulphur
owns
and
oil
properties
Mexico.
com^ar-'
had
capital
surah'.s
of
$1,500,000.
mining
Mining
Eastern
Nevada
and
acres)
in
(51,000
Weston
in
the
Wyo.
(80
acres);
County,
Cisco,
acres
in
Utah
there
(R. S.)
GIVING
(par
10
EFFECT
cents)
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
4,811,516 shs.-
769.
p.
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Plans New Laboratory—
for
Plans
the
establishment
this corporation of a new Nuclear
Materials Laboratory consisting of a reactor and radioactive hat cells
was announced on May 29, by Roy T. Hurley, Chairman
and President,
The
new
nuclear research facility,
which Mr. Hurley said will be
constructed with funds tppropriated from corporate earnings and re¬
serves, will be another major addition to the 80 square mile Research
and Development Center of the company at Quehanna, Pa.
"The new Nuclear Materials Laboratory," Mr. Hurley said,
"will be
by
both for the support of defense production
and for peace time
applications of atomic energy. In addition to the reactor, it will be
equipped with supporting facilities such as shops for the design, con¬
used
and
testing
Curtiss-Wright is
pulsion
Provo
program
a
of
nuclear
the
participant in
p.
U.
S.
Air
to
nuclear pro¬
financing by the company and 153,575 shares will be sold by certain
shareholders, for the most part not active in the management of the
company.
The
Co.
underwriting
Inc.,
At
election
of
Walter
W.
Finke
as
President
New
establishment
Proceeds
ment
next
of
The
The
of
this
corporation,
will
be
headed
Harriman
by
Ripley
&
in
company, which is the largest commercial printing
the United States, has 2,109,000 shares outstanding.
the
stock
program which
three years.
sale
is
will
finance
expected
to
in
part
capital improve¬
$48,000,000 in the
a
approximate
proposed issue will be the first public financing by the company.
contemplated expansion program will equal the capital improve¬
over
the past decade during which net sales have jumped
ment
made
about
$40,000,000
increased
during
in
the
income
standing
Mr. Finke, who was Vice-President and
syndicate
York.
the
present
For
announced 011 May 31.
1876.
p.
This company on May 28 filed a registration statement with the SEC
enable
the
92-year-old
family-owned
printing concern to offer
shares of common stock to the public.
Of
the
total
shares
being registered, 420,000 will represent new
net
The
181,
573,575
$6,600,000
Force
1364.
Datamatic Corp.—New President Elected—
Was
Producers, Ltd. below.—V.
Donnelley & Sons Co.—Registers With SEC—•
from
instrumentation."
for aircraft.—V. 183,
Gas
is one
Authorized
stock
133,
See
(5,150
which
area
on
(Western) Ltd., Toronto, Canada-^
Sells Certain Gas Reserves—
wcllt-
CAPITALIZATION
Common
—V.
Dome Exploration
District
struction
$2,100,000
MA-2,
convert¬
debentures due June
1, 1971, at 1011/2% at the rate
of $100 of debentures for e*ch 30 shares of common stock
held. The offering is underwritten
by a group of invest¬
ment bankers headed by Scott & Stringfellow.
12
over
includes
the
for
producing
scribe
Model
the
of
continue
Denver
Oil
YEAR
FOR
'
$2.01 per share
or
retirement
in
before."
the
Energy Commission
private development.
Corp. of San Francisco, Calif., engineer-constructor for
plant, has 25 engineers working on the Commonwealth project.
These Bechtel engineers already have started "on final
design on sev¬
eral features of the plant," Mr. McCune
related, adding that plans for
foundation and erection are "essentially complete."—V. 183,
p.
2535.
want
deliveries
offered
tion
after
transferred
authorization
beiow.
servicing,
air
"...
of
building
$700,000
been
58,754,000
common
income
The
solved
have
going ahead, he explained further,
Joint
Diesel's
Con
contract
per
have
2788.
$63,153,000
1 A
'
great deal of time and money solving
this huge atomic power plant which in
a
plant yet scheduled,
company is
A
Consolidated Mercury Corp., Winnemucca, Nev.—Files
be
service
of
$71,103,000 $63,847,000
common
p.
income
tion
present time the company is engaged in the acquisition,
holding and disposition of oil and gas interests, including Federal,
State and tee land leases, landowner s royally and overriding royalty
operation for Commonwealth
in 1960. Mr. McCune said that construction is scheduled for
completion
in 1959 an<i initial tests and operation will
begin in May, 1960.
General Electric
went ahead on the construction of this
country's
largest all-nuclear power station, Mr. McCune said, to serve the longrun
interests of its shareowners, its responsibilities to the
system of
free enterprise and the national interest.
The
Exchange Commission—
air starting of
for latest model Century series jet aircraft,
Initial
SEC
FIGURES
common
per
CorJ?»
American Industries, Inc.—New Name—
support,
tember and
At
.
General
Co., Dallas, Pa.—Registers
Mining Co. From that time until early 1950, the company was engaged
-
Division, on May 24
180,000-kilowatt Dresden Station
designing the
on
Commonwealth Edison
of
which
that
of
General
a
of
ground
units,
towing
The
building
that
__!
on
of
182,
Net
has been awarded a contract exceeding $9,000,000
support units for the Department of Defense,
I. Schafler, President, announced on May 29.
electrical
of
on June 5, receive bids for the purchase from
first mortgage bonds, series R, due June 1, 1986. .
Building of Atomic Plant Announced—
Francis
Number
net
a
Corp.
cost
a
corporation
The
up
<CDT)
$40,000,000
•
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—New Contract—
This
was
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Bids for Bonds June 5—
FINANCIAL
$1,784,000,
10
Financial
present
at
deductions
Earnings
—V.
.
now
Diversified
'
the
one.
revenue
Income
100,000
Consolidated
using
now
that
remodeled
Daystrom, Inc.—Earned $2.01
20
23
10
—
continuing.
be
%
Co
and
and Water
Heating
s.
revealed
will
Operating expenses
will
company's
The
to
contemplates the sale to institutional investors
later
this
year
cf approximately $2,500,000 of additional securities
consisting
of first mortgage bonds
and
a
new
series
of preferred
stock, proceeds of which will be used to further reduce bank loans.
—V. 182, p. 2247,
;
'
the
working capital requirements. In addition, it is presently
anticipated that expenditures for additions to property during 1956-58
will aggregate approximately $25,000,000.—V.
183, pp. 1611 and 1856.
new
Gross
40
—___—
Telephone
liled
company
The
SEC
the
subordinated
aiso
Avenue
departments
the
the
covering
is
which
incurred (beg inning May 24, 1956, to finance larger inventories resulting
$4,100,000
agreed
subscribed
not
Electric
follows:
as
and
per
registration statement with the SEC on May
shares of its $10 par common stock, to
be offered for public sale through
an underwriting group headed by
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds will be applied
in reduction of the company's bank loans with The First Pennsylvania
Banking & Trust Co.
As of May 1, 1956, this indebtedness was $3,000,000.
It is expected that an additional $1,000,000 will have been
borrowed
by the end of June, 1956.
Borrowings since May 1, 1955,
have
been
to
iinance
a
program
of modernization and expansion,
With SEC—
tures due. 1981, to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting
group
headed by The First Boston Corp, The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Of the net proceeds of the debenture financing, a portion is to be
applied Jfco the retirement of outstanding short-term bank borrowings
from
have
below
—
&
River.
report
Earnings
debentures
Mason, "Inc.
&
from
35c
of
Strudwick
Wheat
company
•?;i a-:'
$15,000,000
paid
were
dividends
';■
::
July
on
Miami
12 Months Ended March 31—
.
2288.
p.
1956,
parts
registration
a
C.
paid
on
is
money
$3,545,900,
'
Great
SALIENT
'
1956.
named
the
to
paid
construction
Division
Long's
Monument
certain
351,669 shs.
was
share
per
Quarterly
of
...A•
'A.
■■
&
Securities
This
secon¬
183, p. 2180.
1956
30c
underwriters
Stringfellow
Horner
multi-purpose
Equipment Co.—Secondary Offering—A
corporation
29,
of
1956, and May 3,
the
on
'
1,173,000
was
this
Gas
$535,100.
Earnings
with
1558.
Combustion Engineering, Inc.—Registers
.
3,
of
Mr.
share
per
of
$21,145,200,
The two major projects are the modernization of the Frank M. Tail
Generating Station which is well under way,
and
a
new
service
building, being built at a cost of $3,800,000, on Broadway just south
2,100,000
amount
same
1955.
1,
Nov.
Commonwealth
after
dary offering of 24,000 shares of common stock (par $15)
was made on May 31 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane at $52.87J/2 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1 per share.
It was oversubscribed and the books
closed.—V.
&
Anderson
Norman
Clark
the
dividends
through
A"'1'A
.
A
Total operating revenues for
the 12 months ended March 31 were
$110,827,346 against $99,376,873 in the like period ended in 1955.
expenses
in
the respective percentages
exercise of rights:
See
$83,158,994 in the
dividend
A
paid on Feb.
'■
that date.
Operating
resale
700,000
25c
of
allocation
Divisions
Outstanding
1,173,000
dividend
on
Division
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
initial
Quarterly
1954,
were
by
25,
1955 of $12,203,023, or $1.79 a common share, Walter
President announced.
However, the company made addi¬
investments
during
and
$3,825,000
1971—
(40%).
company's
1956
construction program
will
total
$25,226,200
schedule, according to Kenneth C. Long, President.
is
The
natural
company's
2,100,000
due
purchase
estimated
in
Beckjord,
1,
J.
earnings of this company and its subsidiaries for the 12 months
ended March 31, 1956, totaled
$13,686,949, or $2.01 a common share
after preferred dividends.
This compares with net earnings for the
same
sell
to
725,000
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
Net
C.
1954.
1954.
15,
share
4V2s.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Higher—
,
($5
DIVIDENDS—An
2414,
p.
The
and
-A A
Drexel & Co.;
are:
183,
Inc.,
$3,960,000
—...
1976
due
C
debentures
stock
Common
authorization
Commission.
offering
Inc.—V.
series
Convertible
Presi¬
as
by the following equipment
$3,881,250: six Diesel-electric road
in
&
the certificates
secured
than
25
Associated
and
Commerce
to
less
not
certificates
for
the
continues as
Wilson
Mr.
'
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Expansion, etc.—
Unlimited
Goodwyn & Olds
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 99.13%
the
of
Wilson.
in
Heatflame;
Authorized
1970—
A.
and
proposes
succeeds John J.
*.»' "•'
'
' •
Manager,
Director.
Datamatic, manufacturer of electronic data processing systems, is
oWned by Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
(60%) and Ratheoa
Va.;
in portable con¬
certain properties
PRESENT
TO
bonds—
line
A
certificates, maturing annually June 15, 1957 to 1971, in¬
clusive. The certificates, priced to yield 4.25% for all
maturities, were awarded to the group on May 29 on its
bid of 99.34%.
of
pipe
series
Harry
sale
June 1 offered $3,105,000 4%% equipment trust
of
Gas
areas
..
mortgage
Nov.
sale
service
gas
owns
which
.
First
series
"A'A
and
Bottled
Corp.
EFFECT
,
stock,
A. Chicago & North Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and asso-
Issuance
the
GIVING
4Vs%
3%%
of
stock
CAPITALIZATION
3 Vz %
Bland, Washington, Vice-President,
on
outside
customers
for
Distribution
which
,
Manufacturing Co.
It
engaged
•
dent, of Washington, Milton M. Yingling, of Hyattsville, Vice-President,
and Alton P. Burgess, Washington, Treasurer.
dates
services
propane
Inc.,
company.
Co.
Portsmouth,
subsidiary, Heatllame,
its
of
sale
line
Gas
around
and
and
Industries,
will
"
V.
proceeds
Net
the
of Virginia
distribution and
Gas
in
gas
Corp.
the
land, construct the buildings Install outside
all necessary functions for complete resort
the
promoters include
James
offered.
to
Subsequent
program.
year
then be
acquire
operation,
-
will
to
used
first
to
gas
of
pipe
gas
Portsmouth
customers.
Secondary financing is to be in the form of $500,000 of borrowings
through banking circles or through a leading insurance company.
This, together with the initial stock sale, is expected to be sufficient
to
in
Virginia Gas
performs certain
Commonwealth
harbor,
boat
a
Gas
The
General
a
,
Station.
Compressor
natural
a
are
sale
and
Petersburg
is
They
tainers;
and
cottages.
guest
150
of
distribution
company's
company
subsidiaries.
engaged
with over a milq of Bay frontage.
located on the south portion; and
to
calls
program
five
Bottled
"
Bay resort area,
Chesapeake
the
at
BUSINESS—The
has
and proposes to construct
41
present line
the
option ii 327-acre tract below Prince Frederick in Calvert County,
notes payable due July 31, 1956, to the
miles of 18-inch pipe line roughly paralleling
in part and to the provision of additional
3Vfe%
of
about
of
company's
compression
value.
only 2,500
1956
shares.
$600,000
construction
the
is
of
.
-
covering 5,000 shares of common stock, $300
company's intention to offer for sale at this time
The shares are to be offered at $300 per share.
May 29,
ment
Club, Inc., Upper Marl-
Country
Shores
boro, Md.—Registers With SEC—
9
(2649)
1955
first
a
year
same
four
months
$2,611,000,
shares.
were
The
the
to
period
almost
from
$100,000,000.
about
Net income
to about
$2,800,000
1955.
or
of
1956
about $1.24
net
per
sales
share
were
on
$36,519,000
and
the 2,109.000 out¬
The
comparable figures for the first four months of
$30,872,000 of net sales and $2,056,000 of net income.
directors
intend
to
declare
a
quarterly dividend of 20 cents per
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
(2650)
payable Sept.
share
•
dividend
Dec.
on
1
First
4% stock
1 to holders of record in August and a
to stockholders of record in November.
1911.'
'
principal plants of the company, known as The Lakeside Press,
Chicago, lil„ and Crawfordsviile, Ind. Another plant is operated
to Detroit and a fourth is now under construction at Willard, Ohio.
The company
performs a complete printing, binding and shipping
tervice and is equipped to
print by letterpress, offset and gravure
in
"
processes.
The
binds
and
prints
company
,,
offered to a selected group of licensed general
insurance agents in Georgia and South Carolina, 42,634
shares of class A common stock at the same price (this
several of the
portion of
major
a
derwritten
of the plant per day,
Thj
company
produces suostantial
portions of the catalogs for
The Firestone
Tire & Rubber Co., Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.,
Sears Roebuck & Co., Western Auto Supply Co., and many others.
In the telephone field, Donnelley prints more
than 1,000 directories
for
widespread
operating companies, both of the Bell System and
A
anu
major portions of The EncycloEncyclopedia," and "The World
for
methods and
dated Jan. 24, 194G, for the benefit of Thorne Donnelley,
21,945 of 99,750 shares held; The First National Bank
c f
Chicago, as Trustee of Fund B under the Will of Reuben H. Donrelley for the beneiit of Eleanor Donnelley Erdman, selling 48,878
ihares of 221,175 shares held; The Northern Trust Co., Trustee under
,
July 28, 1924, with Thomas E. Donnelley, for
Donnelley Haffner, selling 25,300 of 115,000
Haffner,
Jr.,
Chicago, selling 8,530 of 33,530
,
selling
Of
Clarissa
of
benefit
and
C.
C.
outstanding
the
352,345
shares,
297,033
President;
Chicago,
5>>nnclley,
elley, Santa Barbara, Calif.; and
elley Erdman, Pasadena, Calif.
(16.71%) are owned by Gaylord
(14.11%) by Elliott Donnelley,
:
the
a
corporate
has
principal place of business is 'at
whose
Ga.,
was
in
Ga.,
Augusta,
Gordon,
in
it also operates
of Augusta.
and
vicinity
the
EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
a
•
banking facility
/.
^
at
\
build
to
by
announced
ere
almost
is
Ground
of
site
long
be
and
a
the Center
units of
to Lelarid I. Doan, President.
approximately
80
acres
has
this
sum-
stock
the
for
plan for the Center, approved by the executive committee
May, calls for construction of the first three units as soon
in
plans
The
been
have
to
unit
Building,
V.
p.
133,
built
be-
f ervice
and
finalized
first
which
Is
is
bids
Chemical
the
exoected
for
to
Sales
A.
2535.
Parking
Association,
Portland,
Inc.,
—V.
Ore.
corporation
f "TC covering
preferred
each
of
class
Portland,
Ore.
development
tbe
of
Electric
}
tdvey,
The
I
e
$75
proceeds
parking
in
of
a
new
Caracas,
to
used
units
of
one
Blyth
&
Co., *
for
firm,
new
in
expenses
Venezuelan
manufacture
been
Unit—
electric
announced
by
storage
James
P.
'
Corporation
involving
Venezolana
the
Electric
De
Acumuladores, S.
Auto-Lite
Co.
\
will
A.,
Venezuelan
and
interests.
and
Lite Batteries imported from
•
tractors
will
be
produced
at
the United States.—V.
'
Electronics Investment Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
v..
tal
assets
net
l<iet asset
value
The doctors
vst Investment
net
realized
I2ay 1,
•
—
have
$4.93
declared
income
and
dividend
a
of
distribution
a
gains,
both
Salik,
President,
payable
May
$4.57
four
per
cents
per
of
E.
13,000
stockholders
stockholders.—V.
<5,
*.
1956,
lor
public
Net
t
,n
-
covering
of
181,
that
the
Fund
a
registration
$7,500,000
at
be
used
statement
of
competitive
will
Township
183,
debentures,
bidding.
to
redeem
all
due
of
the
1986,
the
barks
(amounting
to
aJ^hS T""6 ,incurred to
$7,450,000
Provide
at
funds
this c°rporatlon and National
J•
iierge
th^two
r.
*"
companies.
maJonty
,n.J stock
i
to
°
S-
division
,
'
was
offered
Peppiatt,
of
31,
1956),
fi-
00'
i
President,
said
that
if
the
deal
Corp.—Gilbert
Elected
Corporation's
of
production and research as well as having been an
of the company for the past several years.
He
and Assistant Division Manager before his recent
Presidency.—V. 183, p. 1966.
in both
officer
the
10
shares
of
gain
First
this
over
company
those
of
for
the
March
31,
1956,
as
with
„
earnings
bv
—The public
of
amounted
to
51
cents
per
share
on
Co.—Stock
2466.
-
corporation
way.
three-story
a
con¬
/
provides
structure,
brick
;
the
>
-
building,
with
A/
•
an
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Bonds Placed
Privately—This
sold on May 29 at par $3,000,4% series due 1986 privately
company
000 of first mortgage bonds,
At the
time the
same
com¬
sold 28,000 shares of its common stock for $840,000
Telephone Corp.
pany
to General
.The
proceeds will be used
retire
to
short-teim
bank
amount¬
loans,
to $2,300,000 and to provide $1,540,000 for 1956 construction and
expansion piuposes. *
The
company
serves
more
than 141,000 telephones in that state,
ing
the
being
largest exchanges
183, p. 2290.
—V.
in
the
'
cities
Lafayette
of
and
Elkhart.
"
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:
-
General Telephone Corp.—New President of Units—
L.
Joseph
companies
Van
Effective
June
Nebraska
1,
President
operating
has been elected
Telephone System
Horn
General
In
and Minnesota.
Missouri, Nebraska
Iowa,
W.
1956,
Continental
Autry,
T.
Telephone
has
who
J
,
been
President
Vice-President
became
Co.
of the telephone
in the states of
•
of
this
of
of companies; and D. A. Barnes, who has been SecretaryTreasurer of Iowa Continental, becomes Controller.
'
same
group
for
Headquarters
will be at Grinnell,
this group
telephones in service
p.
Iowa. The number
about 80,000—V. 183,
2417.
the entire
for
group
is
(G. M.) Giannini & Co., Inc., Pasadena, Calif.—Regis¬
Commission—
• - v
ters With Securities and Exchange
corporation * filed
statement
registration
a
with
the
SEC
on
1956 covering 50,000 shares of cumulative convertible preferred
A,
$20 par, to be offered for public sale through an
series
Walker & Co. The dividend rate,
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
.71'
;
-V:
whose major business is the development and manu¬
offering
price
amendment.
The
company,
of
airborne
control
for military end use,
preferred stock sale to the
V-Loan Credit Agreement
Angeles. The proceeds of
t,uch
borrowings were added to working funds in connection with
defense production contracts. The company expects to borrow in .the
future
additional
sums,
and
may
make
advances to affiliates.-, In
addition to
the
$950,000 bank notes,. the comoany has outstanding
100,000 shares of $1 par common stock..—V. 183, p, 1857.
v
facture
to
proposes
automatic
apply
proceeds
the
of
equipment
the
repayment of a loan of $950,000 under a
with
Security-First National Bank of Los
high
new
investment
Bergen,
equity of $9,094,677 was attained-by
and its wholly-owned subsidiary
stockholders'
in
closed-end
USNR,
company
March 31, it was announced by Rear Admiral
Chairman,
$8,458,885
of
.
-
Irving Mitchell Felt,
and
Net income
earlier.
year
a
President.
$149,290,
was
with net loss in the 1955 quarter
including securities proiits, compared
i.'
$17,855.
investment,
The
ported the
had
Oil
Co.
Co.
had
March
net
net
net
had
company's .three
following
of
non-consolidated subsidiaries re¬
for the first quarter: R. Olsen
$38,517; United Supply & Manufacturing
operating results
income
income
income
of
of
the
$134,072;
J.
M.
Crose
Manufacturing
Co.
$93,113 from its date of acquisition Feb. 7 through
/
Subsequent to the end of the quarter, Graham-Paige eliminated its
preferred stocks and its capitalization now consists entirely of common
stock.
Holders of 19,921 shares of 5% convertible preferred stock ex¬
changed their shares for 375,215 shares of common stock, and the
remaining 456 shares were called.
The 347 shares of 5% cumulative
31.
been called on March 6.—V.
stocx -A had
pieferred
',
•
...
,r
2183 and
183, pp.
/■..
.
v,
Elevator
Warehouse
Wilmington,
Co.,
Del.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
filed
company,
statement with
registration
a
the SEC
on
May
convertible subordinated debentures
126,059 shares of its 10c par common stock.
to offer the
securities
for subscription, in
1956, covering $6,302,950 of 5%
28,
due
together
1976,
The
company
units
with
proposes
of' $50
consisting
debentures
of
and
one
common
share,
by .the
stockholders of National Alfalfa Dehydrating
record June 20, 1956, on a basis of one such unit
for each share of preferred of National, and one such unit for each
ten shares of common of National.
The subscription price is to be
and
Milling Co.
preferred
common
of
unit.
per
for
brokers
underwriting
No
sales
or
exchanges
involved.
The company
at the rate of 25c
is
units
of
will
per
pay
unit.
rights, credit will be given toward.the
subscription price on a basis of $45 for each share of preferred and
$15 for each share of common of National tendered as a part of the
In
exercising
the
subscription
V*
"
subscription.
'
on May 17, 1956,
Fosnocht, Sinking
Springs, Pa.; James J. Davis, Philadelphia; W. A. Donnelly, President,
of Lawrence, Kan.; and Morris E. Albert, of Camden, N. J., who each
own
200 shares (20%.) of the outstanding common stock of the com¬
The
by
company
the
the
of
of
to
of
other
units
National
for
to engage
grain bins,
proposes
corn
storage
loans
or
•
company
erection
for
organized under Delaware law
of Philadelphia; M. Grant
.
The
or
was
Seiferth,
E.
Herman
are
cribs,
in
the
purchase,; reconstruction
and public warehouses
elevators
agricultural products—and to make investments in,
corporations.
Net proceeds from the public offering
to be
applied as follows: $318,000 will be paid to
land,
structures,
and
equipment erected
by
it at
Garden
added to the company's general
sufficient working capital for any presently
contemplated
proper
corporate purpose.
The
company
expects
to
obtain the major portion of the money necessary for its storage facil¬
ities and for future real estate ventures through mortgage financing,
sale-lease transactions and other forms of real estates financing.
City, Kansas;
and
funds
and
will
the balance will be
provide
Greenwich
Offering Oversubscribed
offering, which
was
the
as
The
25,000
$12
share
per
F.
by
The
General Electric Co.—New
'
instruments
equipped
with
a
"sixth
sense"
have
on
Co., Greenwich,
May
shares
18
of
filed
a
common
letter
stock
Conn.—Files—
of notification with
(no
to
Container
Corp., Salinas, Calif.
—
Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Development—
de¬
signed by this company's engineers to help control complicated chemical
manufacturing processes at the Atomic Energy Commission's Hanford
plant.
R. J. Brouns, GE chemist employed at Hanford described two such
Special
Gas
the 8EC
par) to be offered at
stockholders.
This offering will be underwritten
L. Putnam & Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.
1
proceeds are to be used to reduce bank loans.—V. 179, p. 517.
company
covering
Growers
a
assets of
p.
earnings
made on May 23, of
228,028 shares of common stock at $32.87V2 per share by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates, was quickly over¬
subscribed. For details, see V. 183, p. 2536.
'
of
it had 2,000
year Federal-
ftnd 1-800 shareholders. During the same
g<j'
had total sales of $85,000,000,
1956
Fruehauf Trailer
total business of
11^,000,000, 6,300 employees and 7,300 shareholders.—V.
182,
quarter
:.
.
the
same
compared
;
.
additional 21,000 square feet of floor space for its
plastic balloon activities.
;
'
•
;U, ■ ; ;
By last October, the demand for plastic balloons had increased so
greatly that the company opened additional balloon
manufacturing
facilities
at
St.
Paul,
Minn., increasing its production space from
29,000 square feet to 70,000.—V. 183, p. 2537.
\r
•
Inc.
Bearings,
approved
leased
The
pany.
first quarter of 1956 showed a
period in 1955, John Oman III,"
Chairman of the Board,
announced on May 28.
Billings totaled $1,426,285 in the first quarter this year, as compared with $592,293 in
billings for the first three months of 1955.
Net
income before Federal taxes totaled
$84,536 for the quarter
140%
ana¬
,
167,500 shares outstanding, Mr. Oman said.—V. 169, p. 1113.
a P'»n <°
for this trans-
assets were more than $10,500,000,
President
cor¬
obtain
engineering personnel
to
a
new
headquarters is now under
completed, these operations will for the first time
be
$50
elected
$5,000,000.
Co. will be operated
a
been
succeeding Dr. Max E. Bretschger who retired
the 30th anniversary of his association with the company.
has, in his 21 years with the company, acquired broad
to
this
of
operations
&
$1,481 for the'
first three months of 1955.
The company sustained an operating loss
of $31,425 during the first quarter of 1954.
As
of May 25,
1956, the company had business on hand totaling
Motor Bearing Co.,
is
has
process
c-
solidated under one roof.
air
Chemical
and
use
When
Grain
that
of
Vice-President
ended
Inc.
?1Ot0r Bearin® Co- did
n
from
„
ex-
of both companies to vote on
°r ,JU"' 25- 1956- Approval requires two-
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings,
on
Billings
*
Proposed
—
balloon
This compares with
'
Gilbert
A.
immediate
hours were often necessary to
laboratory tests.—V. 183, p. 2537."
Graham-Paigre Corp.—Assets and Income Rise—
Foundation Co. (N. Y.)—Sales Up 140%—
and
construction
thelr sh"eh<»<«^
Natlorif1 Motor Bearing
w
25
&
for
several
from
have now expanded
to
the
point where this activity is being launched as a ■ separate
department of its Mechanical Division, it has been announced.
The move of administrative, flight operations,
instrumentation and
A
•
company's
May
Formerly
Plastic
this
Gilbert
election
principal
105%,
at
the
shares of each company.
f^reement provides for the exchange of
for seven shares of Federal-Mogul-Bower
Siqonrufnn ^
f t '?
{
Mr.
May
on
be
•
General Mills, Inc.—Plastic Balloon Activities—
\
Inc.—Buys Equipment—
tons
■
helping operating engineers Keep close
helping obtain a uniform operation.-'Data
'•'
2291.
May
on
300
Machinery
experience
bonds of Rari-
for
enough authorized but unissued stock
iition
of
Chemical Division,
1
May
1 af'*1^!ng?L of the. shareholders
IiifrTSnritJ J?£! a'
fvu
not
in
has
1 urPOSes.
Additional notes may be issued prior to the debenture
3-fencing, depending upon the rate and amount of construction
1 ;;nditures subsequent to May 31, 1956.—V.
183, p. 2289.
'I£ergerral " MoffuI"Bower Bearings, Inc.
,
SEC
$103,000
50-year gold
Water Co.
(assumed by the company)
be applied
toward the discharge of
to
order
an
i
' •
%
22Vic!o
22J/2%
1857.
p.
1966.
p.
administrative
with
rection.
55
Inc
Co.,
but
to
•
this corporation has contracted
conditioning equipment produced
by the Airtemp Division of the Chrysler Corp.
The equipment con¬
sists
of ten 30-ton
Airtemp "packaged" air conditioners.
Food
Fair, operating 240 modern supermarkets from Connecticut
south through Florida, is presently in the midst of a $55,000,000 ex¬
pansion program. The program's goal is 50 new stores by April, 1957.
Frederick
will
J otes payable
183,
purchase
Food
record
of
now
2012,
p.
outstanding first mortgage 5%
balance
r'iirnnJoc
,
sale
proceeds
r.iount
tne
filed
company
-
-
President of Becco Division—
announced
Elizabethtown Water Co. Consolidated — Registers
Yv ith Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
offered
are
as
1
Inc
.
&
received
announced
was
Becco
t
and
Co.,
share from
to
29
severally
have
below
■
i.
presented before the 1956 General
paper
available
is
Whitney Apollo Corp. on
has
company
the
—V.
share from
five
of
cents
1956.
Charles
t'-jess
s
Apr. 30, '56 May 13, '55
$11,522,047
$9,150,000 "
share
per
of
.
Food Fair Stores,
It
183, p. 2536.
for
As of—
exercise
Porter Co.—Automatic Data Logger—
&
the
for the Venezuelan market, and distribution will be
through organizations now handling Auto-Lite and Prest-O-
plant
.ntinUed
c
trucks
cars,
&
Jr
Evans
A.
2073.
p.
.
current.—V.
for
Batteries
Caracas
upon
the Coast and Geodetic
Survey of the U. S. Department of Commerce for an Automatic Data
Logger to record Tide Table predictions, it was recently, announced.
The Survey publishes tide tables, which give time and magnitude of
sea
fluctuations a year in advance for principal seaports throughout
the
world.
The Tide, Predicting
Machine, which is located in the
Department of Commerce Building in Washington, D. C., has been in
operation since 1910.
Up until now, however, the predictions had to
be read from dials and then manually logged on the tables.
^
The F&P Logger will take the information from the output shafts
of the Tide Predictor and automatically type out the maximum
and
minimum water heights (to the nearest tenth of a foot) with the times
at which they occur.
In addition, the Logger will also record slack?
water time and the maximum velocity of both the ebb and the flood
This
facilities.
and
to
has
be
the
4,000 shares
and
sold in
through
unit,
are
company
be
$25
133,
Space
Lane,
Kilpatrick,
J.
Fischer
with
notification
(par
to
per
building
Venezuela,
of
President.
partnership
a
The
a
$501
par
at
stock
Auto-Lite Co.—Forms
Establishment
"lotteries
stock,
letter
a
common
stock
of
filed
18
4,000 shares of
cumulative
t-f
F^are
May
on
class A
of
a
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
9
1
runs,
and
instruments
lytical results
John J.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
issue
the company has agreed to sell to them
percentages set forth below, such of the
stock of the company as are not subscribed
exercise of warrants
insurance agents:
Clement
Downtown
for
named
underwriters
and
the
hy
Johnson,
1957.—
In
reserved
respective
the
the
upon
purchased
Technical
and
late
completed
be
in
shares
202,195
taken.
are
10,451,250
797,805 shs.
202,195 shs.
10,500,000
'
825,000 shs.
*325,000 shs.
value).
par
shares
purchase,
to
results
over
the
public
options.
severally,
master
($1
in
*
.
■
..
underwriting group headed by G. H.
$668,592
$742,880
value)
par
stock
50,000
from
May 29,
Outstanding
Aug.
——
($1
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
selected
been
due
-
stock
common
which
*Of
agreed
earlier
ls
A
bonds,
trust
1988
Common
Class
Canter.
A
collateral
1,
•
wide
mile
1
company.
for the first
broken
5%
buildings in an
containing
of
group
quarter
a
Mich.,
Midland,
in
31.
May
on
will
form
mile
the entire
be
to
according
A
company
final
half
a
headquarters for
rjter,
this
its
in
Center
The
f iea
Center
production
during
control
stock,
payable to Georgia RR. & Bank¬
ing Co.
Administration Center—
Administrative
new
a
ally
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Dow Chemical Co.—New
»
-
"sixth sense" instruments
This
Notes
Plans
■
Analytical Conference held in Schenectady^ N. Y. on May 24.
General Electric Co. operates the Hanford plant for the AFC.
Both instruments measure properties of chemical solutions continu¬
of
company.
its incorporation
located
Fort
j
to two institutional investors.
purposes.
company,
Augusta,
St.,
in 1892, the Georgia RR. Bank & Trust Co.
been engaged in a general banking and also since 1929 in a gen¬
trust business.
Its main office and its three branch banks are
eral
by Eleanor Don-
(10.49%)
221,175
in
engage
Broad
Since
Chicago, Vice-Chairman of the Board; 308,580 (14.63%) by Clarissa,
iDonnelley Haffner, Lake Forest; 322,125
(15.27%) by Thorne Don:
proceeds to be received by the company from
stock, will be added to the general funds of
A
incorporated in Georgia on Aug.
31, 1953 and owns substantially all of the. outstanding stocks of
Georgia Railroad and Banking Co. and Georgia Railroad Bank &
Trust
Co." The
company
possesses
no
charter powers to own or
operate railroad properties or to engage in the banking business.
Georgia RR. &
Banking Co. has for many years been engaged
in
the
business
of
leasing its railroad
properties to the lessees.
Under
the v lease
of
the
Railroad company's railroad property
dnd
certain securities of The
Western Ry. of Alabama, Atlanta & West
Point
RR.
Co.
and
Monroe RR. Co.,
the Railroad company is en¬
titled to receive an annual rental of $600,000 until the expiration ox
the lease on April 1, 1980.
In the event that the Lessees violate
any
provision of the lease, the Railroad company has the right to
resume
the
possession and enjoyment of its leased property.
On
July 7, 1954, the directors of the railroad company distributed to
its stockholders, pro rata,
its reversionary interest in certain of the
securities held
by the lessees under the lease. For many years the
Railroad
company
also engaged in the business of holding stock in
the Bank, but in 1954 the said stock was sold by the Railroad company
to
held.
hares
i
dated
Agreement
;bares;
to
general
701
Agreement
an
the
j
..
Electric
company
net
class
BUSINESS—The
•
_
"ihe
have
to
extent of $1,000,000 to purchase the
& Casualty Co., a corporation to be
general fire and casualty insurance business.;
The insurance company will issue 100,000 shares of stock of the par
value of $5 per share, which - will be sold to the company at the
price of $10 per share, and the $1,000,000 thus received by the insur¬
ance
company will be classified as $500,000 capital and $500,000 paid
in surplus.
The balance of the proceeds not so used will be available'
researchers, and technicians are presently employed and a total
cf $1,300,000 is expended annually in the work.
.,•/ H; : ;>s.
Tne company now nas outstanding 2,109,000
common shares.
The
prospectus
lists live selling stockholders, as follows: The Northern
'/rust Company, Trustee of Fund A under the Will oi Reuben H. Don¬
nelley ior the benefit of Thorne Donnelley, selling 48,922 of 222,375
shares held; David L.
Harrington, Charles C. Haffner, Jr. and The
Northern Trust Co.,
as Trustees under
the Thorne Donnelley Trust
al.,
After that date the shares of
same rights and characteristics
surplus.
stock.
the
of
formed
neers,
f.t
'
*
tile company and
used to the
stock of First of Georgia Fire
credits a large part of its growth to its comprehensive
engineering program which has brought many improve¬
processes to the industry.
A staff of 75 engi¬
and
stock are
common
sale
not
earned
or
PROCEEDS—The
the
The company
research
ments in
profits
common
the
as
'
i
A
shall
stock
of
out
class
a
"total.
I
1, 1961, the holder* of shares of class
be entitled to any dividends declared or
period ending Sept.
common
.
paid
large volume of school and other books.
Altogether The Lakeside Press serves about 1150 customers, many of
T7hich have been customers for 20 years or longer.
In 1955, 79% of
tales were made to the 15 largest customers.
The registration statement points out that the printing business is
ft highly competitive one with more than
30,000 establishments in the
'United States.
At the present time R. R. Donnelley <fc Sons Company
•estimates that -its revenues represent only about 1.5% of the industry
Book Encyclopedia."
the
Por
pour out
independents.
printing in other categories includes
redla Britannica," "Comptons Pictured
by
associates.
►
•
June 1). These offerings were un¬
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc., and
offer also expired on
Jargest nationally
distributed magazines, including "Life," "Time,
"Fortune," and "Sports Illustrated" for Time, Incorporated; "Look'
ior Cowles Magazines, Inc.; and "Farm Journal" and "Town Journal"
tor Farm
Journal, Inc.
An average of about a million and a half
magazines
(par $1)
company
..
.
,
.
Of¬
on
at $5.50 per share on the basis of one
class A share for each five shares held. In addition, the
stock
The
are
company
1./
.
May 21* offered to its common
stockholders of record May 18 the right -to subscribe on
-or before June
1 for 159,561 shares of class A common
statement points out that the Company has earned
paid cash dividends on Its common stock every year
profit and
net
2£lH.CC
■
.
Banking Co. of Georgia—Stock
&
Railroad
fered—The
registration
The
a
n
been
This
corporation
28,fl956,
filed
a
registration
statement
with
•
the
SEC
on
$1 par common sxock.
at $3 per share, pri¬
marily to individuals and firms wh<i are engaged in or closely allied
to the growing and shipping industry.
No underwriting is involved.
May
The
company
covering
proposes
600,000 shares of its
offer these shares,
to
Volume 183 -Number 5539
.«
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2651)
Net
proceeds
other
or
The
needs
of
used
the
and
the
for
working
company
is engaged
company
containers
be
may
capital
expenditures
sale
corrugated shipping
packaging materials, such
flexible
polyethylene and cellophane, into bags, sheets, pouches, etc.
In
January 1956 it started construction of a second plant for the manufacture-of fibre, boxes, located
in
operation
approval
for
by
the
1956. '
to
company
Jacksonville, Fla., and* expected
near
September
enter
The
into
struction
of
fibre
a
partnership the
1956,
the
at $2.50
for
an
sold
of
will
the
to
and at
additional
>
plant
company
company
per share
directors
box
have
St.
the
800,000
Los
have
office
building to
Angeles
interest.
con-
-
^
in" which/*
area,
i
Terrace
.
Piaza
and ,the
Netherland'Plaza.
:•
_
at
$2.50
share.;
per
Officers
inventories,-supplies-
both hotels
and
The
.
Netherland Plaza,
which
•
has
land'
accounts
■
two
"Guaranty Mining
& Development Co., Spokane>?Wash.
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—1/ i'
floors
of
which
U-rC
the
hotel
;
Jimp
„u
1
^Cb.*,^llO^NeW'Ord6fS----SetS
-
IQftfi
-
at
101
74Q<&
arid
/0
•
The
new.-
bonds
will
he
redeemable
at
•;
,
names, and
addresses of the purchasers of thd
principal amount, thereof which each
purchaser has
the
agreed to purchase from the company
>
<
/
'/;.•"
'* -•-/v--T-
Halsey, Stuart
Auchincloss,
(000's Omitted)
:•
are
follows:
as
/ :
Courts
'-••/
SEC
uranium
for
April
$100)
to be offered at $98
per share, through W. R. Olson
Co., Fargo, N;- D.
The
$284,065
and
were
proceeds
grain
to
are
business.'-
for
used
"
incidental
expenses
to
commercial
a
Oil
Well
This company on
May 28 filed a registration
and
-
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.
will
manage
of underwriters.".;
nation-wide
a
and
for
plant
last
the
company's
The
programs.
working
capital
expansion
in
the
requirements,; equipment
volume
of
business
five
in
performs
specialized
ip
services
connection
with
trical
well
related
service
to its
The
equipment.
operations
most
for
totalled
$152,446,000
and
carries
net
and
purchased
the
are
that
v%.'
The
company
fered
-to
at
be
*
five
used
'($5
c
to
taxes
Net
was
59,999
notification
(par
*
shares
bona
sales
to
be
used
182,
p.
•
with
the
to
was
announced
Under
an
on
will
to
move
May
16
Santa
Ana,
are
residents
stock
at
by Richard
trialist.
and
Harvill
adjacent to the present facilities
"The
.
for
exchange
further
iOur die
of our
light
*
provides
of
Harvill
expansion,"
company
plant
in
McCulloch
with
the
.the
-in
early next year, it
Los
Angeles,
Motors
which
elected
President
necessary
resins
reinforced
casein
type plastics.
Simon Askin,
President
'American
Heyden,
as
-
*
Plastics
has
been
and
with
fiberglass
and
will
be
engaged
of
Heyden,
elected
K.
has
been
Lindsay,
Treasurer.
president of American Plastics.—V,
Mr.
183,
of
American
major
a
of
cinnati,
dent
the
Ohio,
of
this
largest
was
real
estate
chairman
Secretary-Treasurer
announced
corporation,
on
end
May
John
21
J.
by
in
previously
the
:ln
transaction
Cincinnati,
for
involves
a
period
the
;
of
25
of
years
the
and
the
$8,405,887 $23,845,473 $25,358,209
2,786,320
8,718,019
9,497,503
2,280,055
of
N.
Light Co.—Bids June
/
7—
a
capital
registration
stock,
1
statement
with
the
certificates
trust
cent
for
The
par.
purchase
from
2291.
p.
'
and
103%
"u:
accrued
by
;
,
of
of
Hotel
and
the
H.
highway
and
Construcrion
plant will
/
for
its
stock
at
a
rate
of
share
one
for
each
five
of
the
is
the
lower.
The
sale "of
its
com¬
representing 6,284,118 shares.
explore for oil and gas in Israel. Net
certificates
will
be
added
to
the
funds
acreage.
v
•
Sinclair
Oil
Jefferson
Corp.
.v1'",'
below.—V.
Custodian
With Securities and
This
*
1976.
p.
New
183,
be
will
in
announced
chemical
tract
west
extending
along
shortly.
begin
operation
for
the
on
of
Vice-
May
31.
Fairfax,
Minneapolis
".
the spring,
1957
..
season.
Leavey
has
April
on
been
21
a-Vice-President
President
the
of
elected
of
of
President
William
IT&T
on
corporation's
H.
to
fill
the
vacancy
Harrison.
Nov.
8,
central
>
Fund, Inc.
(N.
Y.)
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—
'
York
Juniper Oil & Mining Co.—Declares
Dividend—
;
The
1V2%
directors
in
stock,
stockholders
firm
E.
have
of
have
at
a
dividend of IV2 cents
per share, or
stockholders' option, payable June
30, 1956 to
June
15, 1956.
Officers
and
directors of the
record
elected
1
declared
the
to receive
this
dividend
in
stock,
Blixt, President.
according
John
to
r
Based upon Juniper's present
operations
to make such
distribution on a
dividend
share
will
for
and
quarterly
amount
to
6%
the
on
income, the board plans
basis,
initial
.
that
so
offering
the
company's stock.
company has been In business less than
porated on Sept. 29, 1955.—V.
183, p. 1474.
v
The
one
the
price
year;
it
annual
of
$1
Kassell Base Metals,
Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Stock
per
incor¬
was
Offered
—First Western
Corp., Denver, Colo., on April 27 offered
120,000 shares of.capital stock (par 10
cents) at $2.25 per
share as a speculation. This
includes 100,000 shares for
account of the
company and 20,000 shares for a
selling
stockholder.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the
company will be used to retire
present liabilities, for
exploratory work and development costs and for
working capital and other corporate
1952,
Mr.
Leavey
division
in
and
research
subsidiaries
overseas/on
Dec.' 1, 1954.
numerous other IT&T
companies and,
for
the
time
being, will retain the Presidency of ISE as well as
-his
other
positions within the
International
System.
Sostbenes Behn, Chairman, on May 23 announced in
part, as follows:
is
a
"The
director
earnings
and
of
were
approximately
first
quarter
cents
of
officer
the
49
1955.
share
of
parent
cents
company
per
for
share
Consolidated
net
as
the
first
against
income
quarter
35
was
cents
of
for
name
engaging
in
.,
March
31,
Uranium Enterprises,
Inc.,
business of mining,
of Kassell
purchasing, producing and selling
for
on
the
milling,
and
ores
minerals.
company's basic metal properties consist of nine
patented claims
located about three miles south of Lake
City, Colo., on Hotchkiss Moun¬
tain to the northwest of Lake San
Christobal.
The company has been,
and is actively engaged in the
re-opening of the General Sherman and
the Gladiator Mines on the
The
property.
The company's uranium claims
are
located in San Juan County,
Utah, and though the company has performed
exploratory work on such
claims, it makes no representations that such claims
contain
"termined
amount
of
uranium
sisting
(flaims divided into four
and
of
(4)
claims,
ceived
claims;
(3)
Elk
Cottonwood Group
only
8%
being
claims
19
of
Pierson
the
including
from
the
U.
like
S.
are
set
groups as follows:
(2)
Castle Group
Ridge
Group
value
group
of
percent
is
any
of
Government
to
mined
ore
bonus
exclusive
of
de-
any
the
com¬
(1) Pierson Canyon
(Boomer Group)
consisting
subject
any
below
out
consisting of two claims.
Canyon
gross
a
There
ore.
Group consisting of 58 claims;
a
of
Of
royalty
and
money
group
of
and
that
from
sold
or
con¬
four claims;
this
such
premium
development
or
re¬
trans¬
portation cost allowed by the government.
1956
the
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
approximately
against 73 cents for the same period last
year.
"For the year 1955 the net
earnings of the parent company were $2.06
per
share of
common
stock
outstanding, and of the
per
•
BUSINESS—The company was
incorporated in Colorado
1955, under the original
the primary purpose of
pany's
research
United
/
1614.
p.
investment company filed an
amendment on May 29,
1956 to its registration
statement covering an additional
300,000 shares
of capital-stock, $1
par value.—V. 183, p
772/
;vv '
Corp.—Expansion.
of
and will be used for
carrying out the exploratory drilling
development of presently licensed acreage,
operations and expenses)
the company; and
acquisition, exploration and development of addi¬
Jalco, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Acquires
Westpan Stock—
.
in¬
,
death
manufacturing
Cin¬
Emery's
Chemical
on
company
See
■
and accrued
States, Federal Telecommunication
Laboratories, Nutley,
J., on June 3, 1953, and President of International Standard
Elec¬
tric
Corp.,
IT&T
holding
and
management
organization
for
its
He
of
RR.
772.
p.
the
became
served
Plaza
months
SEC
1,430,000
company
180,
at Room 3250,
International Telephone & Telegraph Co.—New
Pres.
Elected
-
in
Hilton, Presi¬
Thomas
Netherland
seven
&
11:30 a.m. JEDT)'on June 7,
Lockwood,
Fairfax
183,
Edmond
left
77
lease
of
^
charge of the Plani Food Division,
plant, will be located on a 42-acre
Louis
The
—V.
"
history
Sons, Inc. of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The
inc.--,
improved
an
St.
t
•
Conrad
Emery,
versions
Angeles
systems have
of
new
facing
-&
Plastics
factor
993.
transactions
at
Los
corporation will build a factory for the production of
food mixtures at Fairfax, Minn., Maurice H.
The
-.
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Lease and Purchase—
One
This
*
the
elected
Askin
p.
produced
in
surviving
-
•plant
in
.
James
be
—
President in
is
.
$6,239,596
International Minerals &
'•Corp., a subsidiary, which has extensive operations in
injection mold¬
ing, extrusion and vacuum forming
thermoplastics, and fabrication of
polyster
to
conducted
•
The prospectus names
Benjamin W. Heath of Hartford as President.
Control of the
company 'ik vested ih the voting trustees, "selected
by
mutual agreement of the
promoters'." They are Messrs. Aaron
Baroway
and Jack N: Blinkoff of New
York and Erwin S. Shimron of
Jerusalem >
and Tel Aviv.
Assuming the sale of the additional certificates at
$1.50 per certificate, there will be
7,309,118 shares outstanding,
fojr
which the
investing public will have provided $1,500,000 in connection
with this issue,
directly or indirectly, and $1,265,350 in connection
with
previous offerings
(representing 71.8% of the cash received) and will
have received 23.7%? of the
outstanding stock, whereas the promoters
and their designees will have
contributed 9.8% of such cash and will
liay» received
52.9%
of Wre outstanding stock
for such percentage
of cash and the licenses
and other
considerations turned over to the
company. -Til-Continent Drilling
Co., Inc. will have contributed 14.4%
of such cash In the form
of equivalent
drilling services and will have
received 17.3%
of the
outstanding stock for such percentage of cash
and
the
securities
of Manabi
Exploration Company, Inc., with the
remaining stockholders having received 6.1% of
the outstanding stock
and having contributed
4% of the cash received.—V.
■
ry. oper.
250
/.."".-v'
purposes.
land
Heyden Chemical Corp.—New President of Unit—
been
earlier
be
Corp.
additional
valve
has
certificates
tional
•'
initial
-
is
Clevering said, "which includes
Tork-Master Division, and the
production
Connor
systems
for
of
allthe
every
Segundo, Calif., plant, and $1,345,552
2184.
p.
March
Mr.
Our plant
and assembly work."
Tork-Master Division, recently formed,
A.
of
guarding
company is affiliated with Installment Loan
Co., of Champaign,
111.
The affiliate is engaged In the small
loan business in
Danville, 111.,
under a small loan license issued to it
pursuant to the provisions of
the Illinois Small Loan Act.
On Jan. 12, 1956, the
company organized Franklin Park Installment
Finance Co.; a Delaware
corporation, which is authorized to do busi¬
ness in Illinois.—V.
183, p. 1968.
- /
President.
casting facilities, our
new
refrigeration compressor.
Walter J.
8,000
Company
and
arma¬
The
manufactures auto¬
operators which are remotely controlled to
help automate
large industries, including the pulp and paper
industry, oil and
petroleum fields and distributing centers, transmission
pipe lines, and
municipal water lines.—V. 183, p. 209.
r
Hughes
total¬
the
Hughes
corporation resulting from a merger which
took
place
1955
between Installment Finance
Co., an Illinois cor¬
poration, and Installment Finance CO., a Delaware
corporation.
'
The company is engaged in the
automobile finance and the small
loan business in
Champaign 111. It holds a small loan license under the
Illinois
Small
Loan
Act
for
its
loan
business
carried
on
at
its
Champaign office.
'
*
'
'
several
..
filed
common
to
BUSINESS—Company with its office at 74 East
University Ave., in
Champaign, 111., was incorporated in Delaware on Feb.
25, 1955. It Is
Move—
manufacturing
Harvill's
matic
contracts
of
900
sold. The options are to be
exercisable within 18 months and at
price not les3 than the average
price at which sale are made during
the term of the
agreement or $2.50-
/
Angeles indus¬
present
chase
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the
two issues will
be used to provide additional
operating funds for the company, to
provide funds for the expansion of the business of
the company and to
transfer some of its short-term
indebtedness to iong-term debt.
general
agreement
the
El
overhaul to
interest.
acres
acquires
&
550
a
/
capital
Calif.,
Clevering,
May 25.
maintenance
The senior debentures will
be-redeemable at 102%
terest and the junior debentures
may be redeemed at
of
par
to exchange real
property, the corporation ac¬
of land in Santa Ana, where
a new
125,000-square-foot
-plant will be constructed.
Work
will begin within 30
days, and will
be completed in
January 1957. Robert P. McCulloch, Los
quires 30
corporation
of
proceeds
April 24 offered publicly $100,000 of 5%%
10-year senior
subordinated debentures and
$50,000 of 6%% fiVe-year
junior subordinated debentures at 100% and accrued int.
Winkle-Munning Co.—Redemption—
This corporation
-
183,
Offered
v
working
Harvill Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—To
/
Thomas
pany has outstanding' certificate's
The company holds licenses
183,
of¬
company has called for redemption on
July 1, next, $49,000
15-year 4V2% sinking lund debentures due
April 1, 1961 at 100%
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the New York Trust
100 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V.
179, p. 517.
Co.,
Pollock & Co., Inc.
Rothschild & Co.a_
shares
Installment Finance Co., Champaign, 111. ~
Securities
Hurd-Glegg & Co., also of Champaign, - on
SEC
be
its
■and
E.
F.
29;'1936 covering American voting
S. Air Force
and
150
__
;>V/" \ ;
%/"•■''•'.■" .'/v'''1/1
■
USAF Contracts—
Broadway,; New York, N. Y., receive bids for the
of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds due
1986.—V.
it
The
of
from
rev.
120
Offered—The
fide
common
for
450
/
183, p. 2538.
v
250
Inc.
propose^
to offer l,0OO,OOO certificates for
public sale through H. Kook & Co.,
Inc„: of New York. An additional 180,000 shares
and certificates are
subject to options and 250.000 shares and
certificates therefor are
being offered for sale outside the United States. The
public offering
price is to be the market price
of outstanding
certificates on the
American Stock Exchange. The
offering will be made by Kook & Co.
on
a
"best efforts"'
basis, for which it will receive a concession of
20% of the offering price (5% of which will be
payable in stock; and
the company has
agreed to grant options to the underwriter to
pura
to
1956—Month—1955
Z; 1956—4 Months—1955'
$24",318,183 $25,474,978 $97,253,221
$93,883,820
18,078,587
17,069,091
73,407,748
68,525,611
,.f The company will up to
413.
are
V.
1
Shares
of
enemy attack by air.
M
May 25 include $38,060,299
on
and
Indianapolis Power
for
The proceeds
•"'JUi-a.;.'-
proceeds
purposes.—V.
revenue—
Net' railway; oper.
.
I.)—Stock
of
also
This-
May
its. stockholders .of
the
$16,780,000,
cent)
one
underwriting.
to
L.
'
$250
/>;
Israel-Mediterranean Petroleum, Inc.
(Panama)—Reg¬
isters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
three
-
oper. expenses-;-
Net
mining operations.-
Looms, Inc.* (R.
Hanson-Van
r
'•
without
incident
of
stock
share).
net
corporate
}
letter
a
common
May 28 offered
on
Island
per
rThe
-
filed
oi
on
advanced
than
Railway
•«■■■■
share;
per
expenses
Hand-Skill
Rhode
shares
cents
for
I -company
May 18
on
4,500,000
More
oper.
Hamlin Exploration &
Mining Co., Omaha, Neb.—Files
covering
of
Period End. April 3(f—
bulk
in
quantities
Railway
equal to $5.12 per share on the 3,280,000 shares of
outstanding common
stock.—V. 181, p. 2801.
.
to
Win.
150
Corp.______l
;
:
(000's Omitted)
.
totaled
the
amounted
largest derived from
business.
after
1956,
for
21
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—''
r
products
company
from
announced
elsewhere.
—V.
well-service
income
May,
than
May
been 'produced, the
-compa«jr reported.—V. 183,' p. 2075.
the
on
continent
systems maintenance
and
•
diversified
petroleum industry and its total revenues
such services by
any company engaged in
1955
also
company
manufactured
■'
%
activities.
the
is
sells
and
service
company
The
of
late
to
distribute
stock
four U.
production
the.company's newly- acquired
*
•drilling of oil and 'gas wells and the production of oil
and
gas.
The principal services include the
furnishing'land operation of pump¬
ing equipment for cementing hydraulic
fracturing and chemical treat-ment, retrievable packers and tools for formation
testing and elec¬
materials
contracts
production
the
for
are
American
The
years
from approximately $69,300,000
to $152,400,000 has
materially increased the company's inventory and other
working capi¬
requirements.
The estimated amount of
capita] expenditures for
1956 is
approximately $32,000,000, of which $26,500,000 is
expected to
be expended for service
equipment.
Halliburton
1956
systems,/which are the "electronic brains"
interceptor airplane,/-American oro
Canadian,
North
tal
-'
weeks
higher
control
weather
•loan
available
The-contracts
ment
The proceeds of the financing will be used to
pay a short-term bank
incurred to replenish
working capital and the remainder will be
("
three
during
„> This company-has been awarded
ing $39,405,851, it was announced
'
x
Lehman Brothers
group
first
sales'
Hughes Aircraft Co.—-Awarded
/
'
stock
common
(par $5).
;
substantially
900
Iowa
whichever
statement with the SEC
proposed public offering of 350,000 sharfes of
a
the
a
total
Kendall,
Merle-Smith__
T
Canadian Holly Minerals
.Corp. for each 20 shares Jof
Holly Minerals stock held.—V. 183,
p. 2183.
Cementing Co.- -Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
and
at
months;
$584,565, Mr. Harris stated.
; The corporation on June* 15 wftl
record May 21 one share of
common
;V
Halliburton
,
be
preceding
500
of
See
J
the
Co—
&
Gregory & Sons——^_
-
(par
&
:
Co..
&
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Patterson, Copeland &
450
First
•
with
Parker &
«
/
,
Holler, Bruce
Dick
■
stock
$2,700
Redpath
...
notification
& Co. Inc.__
•
Corp.—Expansion—Dividend—
preferred
interest
•
,
cumulative
intf»rp«st
accrued
PURCHASERS—The
hew bonds'and
-
5%
aperiied
105.38%
,
of
*
optional redemption prices
to 100.00% .on 30
days' published notice at the
company, ih whole at any time or in part
by lot from
time - to time/ of' at sinking fund redemption prices
ranging from
101.69% to 100.00% on 15
days' published notice, through operation of
the sinking fund, in
part on June 1, 1958, and on each June
1 thereafter' to and
including June 1, 1985, in each case by payment of the
applicable redemption price of the bonds
to-be redeemed plus accrued
interest-to the redemption date.15
•
shares
budget
Option of the
,
1,300
the
foreign
2292.
p.
a
some
On
„
1
u
ranging from
ia
lobby is
.1UU
'
covering
indicate
course,
follow:
-
.
v
1956
of
anticipate.
J
n/r
,
n
covering
w
for
not
through Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates. Deal¬
ers' subscription books
have been closed. Further details
eighth - floor of the
structure, with its 360 air conditioned .
on May 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
rooms above.—V.
.183, p. Xl\Q.-'y
275,000
shares
of
-/////
common
stack -(par
10
cents)
to
be ; /•'.//'.
j "V
%'-%'%■'%■ •••■'•";'%:
Offered at 25 cents per share, without; under
writing.. The proceeds jtfe;
"(It.l/Hoe &
"to be used for expenses incident to
mining operations:
>—-% .-.••/
•- ■ i.-y- RecOrtf—-v
■
;
j >
-r
..-v.
'r
A recent record week totaling $6,000,000 in
*
new" orders
was
an-4
Guild Film* To
In* —T tetert on N
uUVa rums LO.j.lnC»--iilSieC[ On..lM, Y Fxrhanee—
?ounced .on May 31: by Joseph'vL.:^tter,. President...^ declared,- "'This
x. JLXenange—' /
i
brings our present sales backlog to
-.
The
$17,500,000 compared to $6,400,000
company's
common
stock
was
.admitted
to
listing" and to J at this time last
year.'V..i.%■
dealings on the American Stock Exchange on May 31, 1956. The stock
i/'/'V-":-'I
'.
The
company's dncome >-fbr. the
*
first
had Deen. traded ih the
quarter of
1956
showed- a
over-the-counter market since October 1954.
slight loss alter taxes, -because its
Bee. V. 183,...p. 2537;
established practice is to
*
report
.
<
**
-•
income-only upon, completion- and shipment of
others/ Mr. Auer ex-> '
plained.;* He pointed out" that delivery shortly of several
Gulf. Sulphur* CorpA-New
important "
press
equipment- orders
would
President, etc.—
*
make • this
a ' positive
;
picture." For
The corporation on
example, the first of weight large press units
May 21 announced the election of Stuart C.
is scheduled for
shipment *
this week to the Dallas
Dorinan- as- President. Other new officers
News,-Mr/Auer added.—V. 183,
include Harvey D. McLean
p. 1968.
as
Treasurer and-Joseph F. Fatten as
.secretary.
Their election fol- :
lowed the recent announcement that a
;
Holly Miuerahs
group headed by Bear, Stearns
&
Co.,
New -York
investment
bankers,
and
This
including
Edward
J.
corporation- " has
purchased the Chrysotlle
Hudson of
asbestos mine, 40.
Houston, Texas, had bought-the stock of the founders of
miles north of Globe, - Ariz., S. B.
the company.
Harris, Jr., .Chairman, informed
■:
!
stockholders on May 29.
The-property, consisting-of 76 claims with
The company also announced that
1t has started
the
production
complete mining
and
milling facilities,,, was bought
of sulphur at its new
from
Western
$3,000,000 plant near Cristobal in the State of
Chemical Co."
-'v
'
Veracruz, Mexico.
Mr.
Dorman
'"/''/-.V-"/:' ':.;
said
that
85%- of the cost of
the*
•This is ithe third
producing asbestos mine acquired by
plant has been paid and arrangements are
Holly Minerals
in the past seven months
being completed for the
and increases' its Arizona
Immediate
asbestos properties
payment
of
the
remaining
construction
cost.—V.
; tc a
total of 2,600 acre6. The
183,
company's productive
p. 2183.
"
'
'
capacity will be
increased
to
;■
approximated 850 tons of asbestos fiber
per
month
after completion of a
rehabilitation program at'
Chrysotile. There is a
(R. F.) Gunkleman & Sons, Fargo, N.
ready market for'all jts fiber at prices
D.—Files With
which in recerlt sales have
averaged $200 to $300 per ton
'Securities and Exchange Commission—depending on grade, Mr. Harris stated.- ■
Holly Minerals' combined sales of
r
The company on May 25 filed a letter of
asbestos, copper, mercury and
V.The company
•
due
of
Caprice/
llul,Ci
do
we
*
the
• some
20 private
dining' rooms." " *
%
part of a 19-story
-building, the first seven
devoted to stores and offices.'The
;
Cn
which
Light Co.^-Books Closed on Bond OfJ. j
_r
7i/
%fering—Mentionwas made in our issue of
May 28 of the
public offering of $7,500,000 first
mortgage 3%% bonds^
x
and
receivable
and
setback,
11
Iowa Power &
800
Pavilion
large exhibit, halls,
The..-Terrace- Plaza isf
.
world
183,
guest rooms in its 29 Stories/
was-, opened in 1931. It
has four restaurants and three
cocktail lounges.
Its public rooms
include the-Hall of
Mirrors,1 the
an
estimates
figures-^-barring,
economic
contrary, 'we expect that the earnings of our domestic and
manufacturing
ahd
operating companies - will
exceed
their
estimates due?, to anticipated new
operations."—V.
<
*
per share*
Our budget
improvement :over those
continuing
major
.
On January 10,
-; Hilton.
Hotels
will
also- buy
the
furnitures and
fixtures
of
Company 1,000,000 shares ••.rNetherland Plazasome-time
in the .future at an
agreed price
gave than company am option
^option
will take- over the
$3.21
.company,
V'"
4
■' >
V
:„rr
*
purchase of the Terrace Plaza
Building, subject to leases
Jtores operated-in the
building by J. C. Penney and
Bond's Clothes, will also include
the furniture, fixtures
and equipment'
in the .hotel and certain
laundry and other operating
equipment for
both the
i/The Iiiltoft
to
the
large
to
given
the
'or
—
■
company
.
and
$25,006;000.
:(including Bruce Church, its • president)
aggregate of 966,050 shares, or 33.31%" of the.'2,900,000 out*
standing shares.—rVr. 181, p.* 960,
.•*
"
• .
own
Hotel
Paper
time
shares
-
90%
a
Regis
same
also
partnership
-
the
in
directors
a
-
Plaza
the
as
be
Terrace
Corporation.
manufacture of
of
pf.the
FJilton Hotels
The lease of the Netherland
Plaza and the operation
oJ|
Terrace-Plaza commenced on June
1, 1956.
''-The total.amount Involved in the
.entire transaction is
approximately
is .necessary.
as
the
in
conversion
capital,
consolidated
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
•
Authorized
as
Capital stock
—V.
(par 10 cents)
183, P. 772.
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
811,372 shs.
i
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2652)
Lindly
Keasbey & Mattison Co., Ambler, Pa.—Expansion—
The
asphalt
largest
states
pany, one
a
port,
The
Genasco,
1'ne
deal.
felt
and
paper
Bonafide
dollar
plant in the eastern
purchased by this com¬
mill have been
of the country's foremost manufacturers of asbestos products,
and
lrom
saturating
and
roofii.g
plants
N. Y.
transaction,
of
Inc.,
York
New
in
City,
located at Perth
are
Arnboy,
multimillion
a
N.
J„
transfer
includes
1,
June
Mills, Inc., corporate parent
Announcement of
President
of
Stock¬
to
Genasco,
which
customers
ti.oue
line
of
and
building
will
Genasco.
Samuel
ana
Spector,
1
,
President,
enable
Bonaiide
01
Company,
Inc.
Muenleck,
Ernest
diversification
Mattison
&
Bonafide
According
Bonafide
of
the purchase was made Jointly by Ernest Muehleck,
Keasbey
of
President
Keasbey
Genasco
this
&
is
toward
move
a
Mattison
to
larger and
a
offer
its
complete
more
materials.
The
newly acquired properties will be operated as Keasbey & Matti¬
Company Asphalt Products Division, Mr. Muehleck said. The paper
son
and
felt
the
mill
No.
plants throughout the United States, eight of which are
engaged in the manufacture of a variety of asbestos products.
The Perth Amboy plant manufactures grit surfaced and saturated
asphalt shingles and roll roofing as well as such auxiliary products
roofing cements.—V. 93,
473.
p.
Keystone Fund of Canada, Ltd.—New Director—
Charles
W.
director of
Co.
Leslie
for
has
Canadian
(Canada);
and
Wainwright,
elected
been
British
hes
years
Laidley,
director
a
Aluminium
Chairman
is
many
of
the
been
Leslie,
Co..
Board
part.ier
of
Bourgeois
of
this
Fund.
Ltd.;
of
A.
of
Leslie
C.
the
and
John
Canadian
Doheny,
is
He
B.
&
a
Stetson
In
addition, Leon A. Lavallee has
Keystone Investment Organization of
firm
of
acts
as
law
which
and
Lavallee has
insurance
been
elected
director
a
of
the
for
industries.—V.
180,
1653.
p,
,j
,;j!V
..
corporation,
Abrams,
The
which
in
modern
a
200,000-square
manufactures
Esquire
N.
County,
Queens
Y.,
foot
Shoe
is
it
for
factory
Polishes,
announced
this
begun
was
by
Samuel
M.
the
The
plot
Merrick
at
Boulevard
and
Belknap
construction
and
packages
of
polish
factory
will
of
day—a
a
be
equipped
turning
out
substantial
duction capacity of
the present plant
lyn, N. Y„ Mr. Abrams pointed out.
at
with
330
automatic
than
more
increase
Wythe
1,000,000
the
over
Avenue,
4,000,000
cubic
second
feet,
story
at
products,
with
all
end
one
expanded research
for the
will
facilities
according
to Mr.
production
for
house
the
facilities
feed
gravity
a
oil
development of
be
of
floor,
and
and
P.
285-acre
this
tract
at
company,
Products
it
and
acid,
announced
was
General
facility will
nicotinic
Mr.
"It
converted
doubtful
is
credit
if
the
railroad Industry
2418.
The
183, p.
SEC
consist
processing
a
by
29
R.
the
order
the
authorized
plant
would
been
have
.
buses
new
31
from
the
Transit
Metropolitan
costing
than
more
>
Authority
$1,000,000,
of
Boston
announced
was
million
several
corporation
at
Koppers
in
only
a
small
to
spend
an
Engineering
and
Construction
Division
is
designing the
laboratory buildings, and will start construction about
Completion
V.
994.
183,
pv
the
of
plants
is
expected
in
early
1957.—
amounted
Sales,
The
to
letter
a
capital,
of
1955
members
Olin
a
Sales'
•->"
lieu
the
of
elected
previous 11 members.
William
Chemical
C.
Corp.
May
■
the
last
the
pared
first
Net
and
months
$6,377,090
profit
Lay & Co., Inc., Chamblee, Ga. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
1956
Two
This
mon
stock.
by
the
1956,
this
issuing
The
55c
The
proceeds
to
up
and
$197,760
its
is
the
by
be
to
selling
President
E.
P.
sale
$5.75
produces
its
in
wide
a
sale
variety
the
of
partial
(plus
record
A
42,000
the
and
stock;
of
149.000
of
owner
shares;
dividends)
for
by
sale
stock¬
with
a
Co.
and
of
be
the
of
the
retirement
trend
May
on
is
common.
in
the
class
of
the
entire
(7,879
increase'
to
Board
of
Chairman
its
4 974
corporation
will
common
After
continue
and
holder
of
to
2.19%
11%
and
public
of
own
of
the
and
class
beneficial
and
Rogers will be the beneficial
Kilpatrick and Rogers also will own
A
stock.
received
new
orders
in
:0
over
highest
month-end
total
.The shareholders have approved
thorized
Mock
shares
stated
Increase
of
that
the
an
stock
common
additional
the
first
Mock>
backlog
the
to
since
four
months
President,
$58,000,000
December
increase
in
of
announced
of
as
April
1953.
the
earning
capacity.
the
number
of
au¬
from
3,000,000 to 5,000,000.
Mr.
places the company in a posiexpand its operations and
indicated, however, that the com-
stock
He
Pj»ns for "sing the stock
iKRiiu^r the YwH1(ti«nyi
/h» additional
Issuing
shares
in
the acquisition of
present plans for
comPany
ot
and has no
offering it for sale.—V.
183,
2418.
p.
and
; '
$3,400,000 chemical
pany
at
nounced
The
crease
The
its
Tippecanoe
on
for
15
share
a
facilities,
there
expansion.
the
The
388-acre
near
Lafayette, Ind.,
it
com¬
was
an¬
scheduled
chemical
chose
to
the
sidiary
for
up
to
and
per
March
'
tract.—V.
the
20
183,
p.
site
acres
antibiotic
by
in
late
1957,
will
In¬
contract
one-story
Thomas J.
I. Uitti,
award
briok
for
a
162
x
because
needed
facilities
sufficient
and
occupy
room
about
space
for
50
is
future
acres
of
2185.
Nor Mi
170 ft.
building of this
Higgens Assoc., Inc.
228
the
than
The
ical
the
Max
the
La
gineer for the project.
Salle
is
company
the
to the
was
recently
was
for
is
the
$250,000.
x 100
announced.
and
George
structural
en¬
plant
or
the
Mr.
introduction
This
for
natural
has
been
per
gas
projected,
from
year
he
extend
South
to
McCarthy's
contracts
minimum
a
necessitate
nitrate
concluded
were
of
>
gas
in
facilities
oil
and
natural
domestic
will
gas
after
Gulf
field
gas
Oil
the
Co.
concessions
in
the
Chaco
in
an
of
of
available
Bolivia.
recently received exploration rights
Bolivian
government
It
there
would
start
at
through
Antofagasta
of
an
also
McCarthy
end
of
Oil
has
where
Whitney
&
10
Te
the
will
be
used
by
Richard
Roy
to
provide
development.
and
G.
nego¬
facilities
to
'
Croft,
partners
»
in
J.
H.
Whitney
1436.
p.
t
Co.—Financing Approved—
reimburse
the company's
during
the
for,
treasury
current
additional
year.—V. ,183,
$1,504,316
after
credit
tax
with
2419.
p.
before
Earnings Off—
provision
April 30,
for
*
1956
income-tax
the
for
current
amounted to $30,298,296,
ended
six-month
period
was
$706,275 last year.
ended April 30,
April
1955.
30,
for the six months ended
compared
Regular farm
1956,
amounted
with $30,875,709 for
machinery sales for the
to
$29,261,365,
compared
same period last year.
this year amounted to $18,893,742 and net loss
compared with sales of $19,702,145 and net Income of
the
in
second
last
quarter
year.
.
quarter sales figures Include $81,966
conform
of defense contract sales
with
a
year
ago.
,
established practice in
the farm machinery indus¬
accounting policy effective Nov. 1, 1955
so
as
to. treat
heavy-line
products
(tractors,
harvesters,
huskers,
shellers, balers, etc.) shipped to dealers as immediate sales.
Formerly,
the
try,
such
changed its
company
shipments
resold
the
by
not
were
dealer.
recorded
sales
as
The effect of this
until
change
paid
for
in
cash
or
sales
increase
to
was
by $7,233,966 and decrease the net loss by $1,064,069 for the six months
ended
loss
north,
April
30,
issue
sales
$4,491,053
decrease
and
net
will
Commission
Authorized—
has
;
the
authorized
company
of 33%% sinking fund notes due Jan. 1, 1976. The
proceeds, along with other funds, to repay $1,644,000
use
outstanding 3%%
will
notes
Ry.—Notes
Commerce
$1,624,000
company
of
Increase
Transfer
Interstate
The
to
and
1956,
by $630,640 for the second quarter this yeat.—V. 183, p. 2419.
Minnesota
*•
,
of
loss
compared with $904,541 in the second quarter
as
3,500,000 acres
on
(YPFB).
that
Roy Co.
sales, including defense products,
$177,825
Second
of
to
also
Paz,
La
there
is
the
en
a
large
existence
route
to
of
a
which
pipeline
it
government-owned
the
through
from
passes
refinery.
maturity
first mortgage
convertible
be
the option of
at
bonds due June
into
sinking
holders.—V.
1
this
debentures
fund
183,
The
year.
of
the
same
2077.
p.
agreed
to join the Bolivian government in laying the short
pipeline from La Paz to the Chilean seaport of Arica,
bringing Bolivian oil for "the first time into the world mar¬
thereby
ket, Mr. McCarthy pointed out,—V. 178,
p,
The
April
sales
29,
of
John
taxes,
of
last
corporation's
volume of business currently placed with major
passed the $200,000,000 mark, it was announced on
Off—
reported sales for the six months
ended
totaled $54,571,347, representing a 15% increase over
during the corresponding fiscal period in 1955.
1956
M.
President reported that net
Fox,
compared
$1,006,632
with
earned
income
during
increase by
cents
per
on
the industry in
first
six
the
the
six-month
with
86
cents
period
on
p.
the
during
2419.
were
1,172,189
corresponding
1955
period.
(The
company
400,000 shares of common stock to the public Dec. 7, 1955.)—V.
shares
after
months
fact that the
followed by a com¬
to
the selling price of concentrate.
share
during
shares compared
common
1,590,654
$814,172
was
the
He attributed the drop in earnings
cost of oranges
this season was not
year.
increased
51
May 28
$47,330,121
Earnings
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Subcontract Volume High
Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings
corporation on
mensurate
1668.
Maid
Minute
'
Gulf
strategic
subcontractors has
H.
chem¬
pumps,
May
Chile.
mentioned
Bolivia
volume
on
by stockholders for a
Co., private investment
quarter sales
'
to
area
vast
"The cost of the pipeline will be an estimated $30,000,000 to
$35,000,000 and probably will be financed by debentures and stock of the
wholly-owned subsidiary, Andes Pipeline Corp., Mr. McCarthy said.
Mr.
J.
and
or
net
1956,
$283,415
Villamontes, Bolivia, then go to Uyuni, Bolivia,
Andes pass to Chuquicamata, and then to the
in
controlled
$28,298,678 for the
was
inde¬
South
McCarthy said that another of his subsidiaries in process of
formation, the Andes Pipeline Corp., would construct a 500-mile 12 Vt
inch pipeline through a pass in the Andes at an elevation of 14,500
from
by
expenditures
loss
net
Second
Mr.
feet.
of
Stock Interest*—
authorized to issue and sell to its parent, American
416,667 additional shares of its $12 par common stock
of $5,000,004.
Proceeds are to be used to pay
of short-term bank borrowings for construction
pur¬
meet,
months
To
that
no
have
not
and carry-forward
credit, compared with a net loss of
before tax credit for the first six months of the 1955 fiscal
Net
with
the property of Glenn Mc¬
subsidiary of Glenn McCarthy,
District
does
was
a
the period
are
wholly-owned
a
located
are
project
consideration
in
April 30,
constitute
history
be
throughout
use
Midwestern
the
rendering
.-
....
has received SEC authorization to issue and sell, at
bidding, $13,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due June 1,
to
or
Total
the
that
so
for
Bolivia,
de
and
from
and
Milton
$727,316 compared
supply
Bolivian
company
property,'
the
lines
supplies,
gas
lines
gas
-
instruments, announced
completed and approved
capital
$10,500,000
year.
$100,000,000.
of
•
foreign
on
industrial
-
and
Owen
also
carry-back
America."
The
the
the
industries
Inc.,
the
R.
$1,303,275
had
the McCarthy contract with Ana¬
supply up to 12,000 billion BTU's
which
evaluation
natural
the
to
gas
is
Co.,
operate
near Noyesi Minn.
Midwestern, plan
violates
the
dependency
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Sales and
to
his
and
existing Tennessee Gas
com¬
month
to
that
manufacturers
been
research
cash
a
six
natural
a
that
investment
construction
brought
that
system.
Transmission
construct
Operations of this company for the six months ended
announced
31
Co.
on
Gas
Pipeline
company
It
poses
and
a
formula
new
to
Gas
the Canadian border
object
Natural Gas Co.,
Factor
of
Coke
Gas
plan
Natural
Natural
Light &
Tennessee
$103,000,000
the
are
Illinois
Co., were elected directors of the Roy company.—V. 180,
1981.
building
for ether
history
the
of
Milwaukee Gas Light
of
headquarters
continue,
Peoples Gas
a
certification of sqlely
general public.
-
equity
Nathan
35
building
application
Texas
companies .say
systems
in
The
expenses
will
by
expansion
of
than
amounting
contracts
sold
183,
...
May 25.
The corporation
craft and
existing 60
consulting engineer
Street, Chicago, 111.,
The contract
addition
the
Tenn., and
have
accelerate
A
number
company's
Gas
to
Class
$746,686,
same
Midwestern
Washington, D. C.,
Roy Co.—Bankers Acquire
substantial
Factor,
of
the
and
pipeline system between
company,
feed
tiations
same
amounted
the
in
.
expansion and acceleration of the
development of McCarthy's million-acre oil and gas fields in Bolivia,
the
construction
of
a
pipeline,
and
further
cooperation from
the
Bolivian government. . McCarthy said of the contracts: "It is my
hope
other
subscribed.
.
Milton
in
last
31
with
old
the
in
May
on
furnish
largest
but
approximately 50%.
to
engineering
These
been
of
project
Midwestern
affiliate
an
further
■'//
non-recurirng
new
trend
stimulated
Exploration Co.
These agreements,
America,
•
markets or financing and fails to meet other legal require¬
for gas pipeline construction and operation.
lparticular the motion asserts that Midwestern proposes to make
"a
raid on the customers ;of ,4ocal utilities"
in Chicago and nearby
areas such as Gary, Ind.
.q■
'
1969,
•
i5,500 shares
2,1
substantial
this
President,
BTU's
less
by
the
of
was
In
&
the
on
month
Chile
This
A
that
were
vast
billion
contract
year.
two
1956.—
Sold—It
ments
and signed
a
20-year contract (with options
Ar.glo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp., a Guggenheim sub¬
with
follows
pendent
1,
adequate
than
more
fields.
gas
This
Chile
having
joint motion
a
the
to
bankers
lipsticks embodying the first
five years.—V. 183, p. 1969.
which
8,000
conda's
Corp.—Stock
pending
against complete area
against
They
negotiations
Cochabamba
completion
Tippecanoe
provide
present
for
capacity
Lindberg Steel Treating Co., Melrose
Park, III.—Ex¬
pansion of Plant—
ft.
volume
are
McCarthy,
more)
south
company's
directors
available
Laboratories
will be built for this
May 26.
new
the
manufacturing plant
the
America
objecting
rules
service
to the by-laws
continuing,
of
past
completed
Port
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—To Expand Chemical
Capacity—
A
line
H.
Carthy
u* advantaee of opportunities to
its
no.Present
Portland,
com¬
28.
reflected
biggest
April sales
out
to
in
nn5 vfiv^on^Th)24'^00,000'^R!uhaifI M"
May 28.
This
increased the
being
The
new
and
shares'
Atlanta).
of
gas
off
Glenn
Jan.
to
_ ^
filed
approval of
The
March 31, 1956, the company sold $6,pharmaceuticals and other products, com¬
last year's first quarter.
Volume increased
earnings
indications
in
Gas
shares
the
They are part of
FPC's
Upward—
outstanding.
This compared
the first quarter of 1955 on
in
the
was
pletely
as
loans;
down
which
dismiss
to
Co.
FPC
2,000 mile
at
(Glenn) McCarthy, Inc.—Signs Natural Gas Contracts
used
stock
$277,040
Director,
Lay
the
on
30,
$aid.
prior
Co.
Midwestern,
ended
in
present
-
be
bank
preferred
Lay,
(all
record
common;
the
interests
W.
Kilpatrick,
shares
shares,
4.85%
will
of
E.
A
to
Lear, Inc.—Backlog Continues to Rise—
This
April
expenditures
stock at 50 cents per share has been
seeking
and
stock
quarter
Johnson,
products.
are
outstanding
Natural
turn
competitive
oil
Herman
4,026
class
beneficially
2 1%
fractional
share,
on
com¬
for
selling
per
food
of
are
M.
Director,
3.1%
offered
headed
shares
prepayment
accrued
200,000
Kilpatrick
of
owner
A
con¬
Application.
companies
Pipeline
purposes.
SEC
cash
a
May
on
common
to
resulted
stockholders
Rogers,
of
be
certain
underwriters,
outstanding
5.2%
cumulative
convertible
shares); and the balance of approximately
working capital.
The
the
class
par
to
are
shares
with
50c
for
major natural gas pipeline companies serving Chicago, 111., and
that city, on May 28, asked the Federal Power Com¬
28
May
Inc.
ot
$300,000
price
to
of
shares
51,000
offering
statement
shares
149,000
commission
Co.,
company
Net
stock,
public
Space
follows:
200,000
company
share
per
registration
a
covering
Of
holders.
Lane,
filed
company
25,
stock
area'around
mission
the
with
debt
nor
183, p.
higher
were
moving into the company's
Hollywood, Calif., and in iemoueling
in
common
■
The
increases
.,
foreign business.
the three months ended
for
share,
incurred
its
for construction
Dismissal of
F-
'
■;
upward
equal to 31 cents
common
a
of
,
of cosmetics,
domestic
$660,594,
the
announced
three
with
quarter
and
year
worth
both
May 29, has received 5EO
parent, General Public Utilities
on
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co.—Other Firms Seek
Foster, Executive Vice-President ©f
the Marquardt board of directors.
to
...
President,
In
Parent—
its
2293.
p.
Transmission
v
backlog represent substantial
on May 23 approved an amendment
board of directors of not less than nine
a
in
in
period
the
to
completed, all of "said
182, p. 1465.
;
;
;
former Deputy Secretary of Defense.—V.
a
with
sell
and
—V.
amounts,
Mathieson
cents
W.)
May
183,
shares of
Files
—
short-term
stockholders
provide for
He is
notification
29 that the recent public offering,
through Lincoln Securities Corp., New York, of 500,000
for
on
notification
liquidate
to
$137,000.
profits and
parable
of
shares
additional
45,000
Mid-Hudson
Sales for the first 16-week period of 1956 amounted to $5,144,000c
according to Roy E. Marquardt, President, who added that profit alter
taxes
letter
a
announced
was
issue
a
First
(II.
it
company,
announced
shares.
With
purchase tools,
pany's treasury
per
used for working
expansion program.
to
for
filed
of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be'
equipment, inventory, etc.
•<
of $4,500,000.
Of the proceeds, $1,900,000 will be applied
Metropolitan to the cost of property additions subsequent to Dec.
31, 1955, or to repay bank loans the proceeds of which have been so
used, and $2,600,000 will be applied to the reimbursement of the com¬
shares of 7% cumulative preferred stock to be
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
($25
par
filed
21
be
are
for
plant and
mid-June.
May
on
Max Factor & Co.—Sales Continue
utilize
will
Co., Inc., Hillside, N. J.
Exchange Commission—
and
12,000
covering
Holmes,
Ultimately, the company expects
plant construction at the site.
acres.
dollars
construction
Transformer
Securities
offered
28
shares
share,
per
,
Marcus
668,196
portion
to
May
on
29,500
$1
at
Corp.,
>
this corporation. Delivery of the new Thermodyne diesel engine
begin in the fall.
r<
■
This
brings to 95 the number of Mack buses purchased by the
Boston system in the past two years.—V.
183, p. 2292.
;
The
•
by
the Export-Import
will
With
163, p. 1368.
to
by
buses
-
,
$2,750,000 credit line from
..
order
Jr.,
initial
Demon.
sideration
Receives Bus Order—
chemicals
the
and
was
.
more
field, but
of the 285
,
Manufacturing of St. Louis has commitments of
engineering design and nose assemblies on the
corporation
This
V.
the manufacture
for
•
in
authorization
not used,
consummated had the
the Eximbank credit
Bolivia
and
Stockholders
R.
of
excess
*
holds subcontracts amounting
machined parts, fuselages and other
tooling,
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Stock to
Bank, Mack has had previous credits approved for sales to Costa Rica
the Division.
Manager of
of
May
on
"
-
.
covering
used
sale.
cash
a
available,"
been
not
to
stated that although
Peterson
commonly known as niacin, a constituent of
the vitamin-B complex; and a development plant in which work will
be done toward the continued upgrading of coal tar chemicals.
Both
plants will be designed to allow for anticipated expansion in the tar
new
to
blanket.—V.
assistance
thereafter
was
Abrams,
Arroyo, W. V., near Chester, has been purchased
the site for a dual-purpose facility for its Tar
as
Division,
Vice-President
This
distributor
the
ting the sale of heavy duty Mack trucks at approximately $500,000.
These large capacity Mack truck units are to be used for new high¬
way construction in Iran under the new and badly needed highway pro¬
gram recommended by the Iranian Government.
Mr. Peterson, expressing gratification for Eximbank's assistance to
U. S. exporters, pointed out that this was the second recent Iranian
credit approved by Eximbank on behalf of Mack. Last fall, what began
as a credit sale of Mack buses for Iran, amounting to about $1,000,000,
Hoppers Co., Inc.—Buys Site for New Plants—
of
is
Glass Fibers'
O. F.
Peterson, President, on May 28 announced the receipt of export
from the Export-Import Bank of Washington permit¬
O.
credit
12
A
,
.
Inc.,
Products,
120-inch L.
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Export Credit Assistance—
vastly-
improved
in
Metron Corp., Lambertville, N. J.—Files With SEC—
com¬
excess
scheduled
'
the Voodoo
$7,000,000
F-101.—V.
Brook¬
single
lines
new
pro¬
work
of Wichita, Kan.,
for
Electric
Emerson
offered
to
by
Voodoo.
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—Sales and Earns. Increased/-
The
concern ' expects
about half of the'new factory to
pleted and ready for production next January.
>•" " v•-* • >•,_
When fully
completed, the structure will have space in
A
barriers.
paper vapor
Silvercote
SEC
capable
conveyors
shoe
of
has
nearly
Street,
contract.
Aircraft Corp.
>
advanced, all-weather attack fighter
an
duty.
$16,500,000
sub-assembly
to 72 inches.
•<
*
Facing materials available on the 120-inch Microlite blankets Include
foil, Silvercote reflective coated paper and reinforced or unreinforced
up
the
multi-million-dol.ar
machines
carrier
over
doing
•
F-101,
The F4H-1 will be
for
subcontractor
Hawthorne, Calif., which manufactures
and other equipment for the F4H-L and
Bendix Aviation Corp.
of South Bend, Ind., has nearly $13,500,000
in subcontract commitments for landing gears for both the Demop and
Spring¬
field Gardens, N. Y. Kretzer Construction Co., Inc., of
Flushing, N. Y.,
has
aft
fuselages, wings
fuselages for the
components
Development—
and
President.
11-acre
an
Corp.
now available
in 120-inch widths for railway
freight cars, it is announced by F. V)'. Segerstrom,
Manager of Transportation Sales.
- v '
;
Previously, Microlite Insulation for cars was only produced in widths
An
new
plant, which will be the largest and most modern shoe
factory in the world, according, to Mr. Abrams, will be erected
polish
on
of
largest
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
of
Inc.,
destined
Beach
L-O-F Glass Fibers Co.—New
second
Aircraft
$20,000,000.
1675.
p.
refrigerator
f.i
Mfg. Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—To Expand
Construction
week
center
$1.37'/2
per
share),
through Aetna
The proceeds are to go to the underwriter.
(about
/Microlite Insulation is
50
Knomark
last
181,
Within
Canada, the Fund's investment
many years been associated with
key¬
stone Custodian Funds, Inc. as an analyst
specializing in the ,ytilj}4es,
Mr,
finance
market
New York.
the
Aircraft.
aft
to
Ltd.,
Co.,
Canadian counsel to the Fund.
adviser.
32,500
the
at
Securities Corp.,
Stockport, N. Y., will be known as Plant No. 2 and
roofing and saturating facility at Perth Amboy, N. J.,
5. They will bring to a total of 10 the chain of Keasbey
Mattison
as
covering
offered
center
May 18 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of Common stock (par 10 cents) to be
on
is
McDonnell
Northrop
at
asphalt
Plant
as
&
SEC
corporation
wings,
for
work
to
and
Keasbey &
Mattison
of
Bonafide's
interests
in
patents,
trademarks,
formulas,
inventories and good
will. It does not include any of the properties
of Bonafide
The
—V.
effective
F-101
Co., Inc., Mineola, L. I., N. Y.—Files With
&
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
Temco
with
contractor
the
Navy
the
U.
Glenn
orders
of
Air
a
L.
Force
a
backlog of $627,000,000 in air¬
Tex.,
is the largest McDonnell sub¬
$72,600,000.
and
F-101
supersonic
Martin
Dallas,
of
F3H-2N Demon
S,
RF-101A,
recently announced
missile orders.
Aircraft Corp.
Co.
aft
Temco
as
well
photo-reconnaissance
of
manufactures
fuselages for
Voodoo,
Baltimore,
with
both
the
photo
plane.
as
$58,000,000
wings
in
for
Demon
and
for
the
noses
orders
for
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Piggy-Back
This
Train
May 24 announced
Philadelphia, Pa., from
company
Co.
specially
of
on
designed
for
piggy-back
which
operations
share, in the development of new equipment
ing highway trailers on railroad flat cars.
Use
by
the
Katy
of
Trailer
Train's
Operations
its affiliation
it
with the Trailer
will lease flat cars
and with which it will
and techniques for carry¬
75-foot
piggy-back
cars,
each
Volume 183
Number 5539
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
designed to carry two 35-foot highway semi-trailers, Will make possible
development' of through piggy-back service between cities of the
and points in the;;SbUthWest'oil thfc M-K-T lines: *
v;
^
The announcement was made
by Theodore F. Behler, Vice-President
and General Manager of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Transportation
Co., the Katy's subsidiary for
trailer-orf-flat-car service.
The Katy will acquire a stock Interest in Trailer Train Co. and will
have representation on its board of directors, Mr. Behler said. Other
railroads currently sharing, in the
Ownership of the Chicago leasing and
development company are the Pennsylvania, Norfolk & ewstem, Frisco
Jackson
4:
Curtis*
the
East
and thr Missouri Pacific.
Trailer
75-foot
Train
for
cars
designed
Co.
and
trailers and
began
lease
.
operations
for
March
affiliated
its
to
constructed
require
"
'
railroads.
fleet
a
These
of
cars
1
is
engaged
in
500
of car
to
Florida.
J.
Fountain
has
*
Offices
operate
the
trade
style
ican Trust Co.
Miami,
of
Fla.—V.
South
Allen-Parker
of
See
See
to
at
competitive sale May 28
3S4%
NRC
received from The
Stanley & Co., 101.8799%;
(Jointly), 101.848%.
The debentures are to be redeemable at optional redemption prices
ranging from 104.996% to par, plus accrued interest.
and
Drexel
Corp.,
&
Co.,
Dean
&
This
to
its
practice
the
oi
including
company,
extensions,
:
telephone plant.
of
Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, in Xdahb south of the Salmon River
El Paso County, Texas.
On Dec: 31, 1955, the company had
service
telephones in service
in
Malheur
and
a
subsidiary,
which furnishes
of
County,
of
the
CAPITALIZATION
1955,
year
$186,583,868
and
of
the
total
had
company
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
have
below
named
underwriters
150,000'
New
500,000
600,000
J.-A.
Stearns
&
1,100,000
& ,Co
Inc.— 1,100,000
Co.,
200,000
Corp.—
Dick
Merle-Smith—
&
1,100,000
Marshall—
&
Freeman
Hirsch
E.
Co
&
F. Hutton
Kenower,
Stlx
Inc
400,000
-
...
—
Loewi
Co.
—V.
—
Co.
&
p.
N.
,
&
——
"
1,100,000
.
May
on
covering
of
100,000
300,000
.
,
1,100,000
Co—
.100,000
F. 8.
;
—
Yantis & Co.,
Inc.
150,000
200,000
Specialties Co.—Bonds Placed
at
$343,366
$239,757
$0.48
$0.33
divids.)
pfd.
adopted
17
Boston
restricted
subject
s^nck
to
the
underwriter,
Corp., .managing
the
books
stock
in
on
May 18
an¬
bonds, due 1986, was over¬
closed,
l'ne
bonds
8.—V.
May
sold
were
183,
the
to
under¬
and
four held.
Bank
units
company,
it
was
announced
on
May
28,
due June
In
1,
an
called
fund
of
collateral
Trust
&
Northern
for
$100
and
15
third
Indiana
into
dividend
the
to
common
of
June
20,
on
supplied
by
atf.endmrat.
underwriting
syndicate
includes
the
firm
of
Paine,
Webber,
exact nature
of
of
some
the corporation's
yet
as
our
Ready—
This
corporation's new experimental unit for the production
of
synthesis gas by partial oxidation of coal at Morgantown, W. Va„
was
ready to start up last week, M. B. Wright, Manager of the
Morgantown plant, said on.May 28.
.
•
.
-
Although it will be used for experimental purposes only, the unit
be capable, of producing synthesis gas in the amount required to
approximately 80 tons a day of ammonia or equivalent
will
manufacture
methanol.
is
It
size
the
the
is
commercial
first
same
unit
constructed
ever
that
as
operation.—V.
anticlpaved
183,
for
this
of
the
and
s.ze
to
units
type.
be
used
2294.
p.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—New Plant in
1956
1,
1968
$250,000
at
100%
National
construction
Plans for
of
Cuba^—
multi-million dollar bottle manufacturing
a
site, at San Jos3 de las Lajas, 20 miles south¬
Cuba were announced cn May 29 by this company.
on
June 15 following ground-breaking ceremonies.
Scheduled
for
completion. in
the latter part of next year,
the
plant, equipped with three glass melting furnaces, will be capable of
producing about 72 million
bottles and drinking
glasses per year.
The principal products will be glass containers for the packaging of
foods/ beverages; arid drugs.
* V
v
The plant will be operated by Compania de Vidrios Owens-Illinois de
Cuba, S. A., a wholly-owned O-I subsidiary.
It will be one of the
most modern and
completely integrated of O-I's 31 plants., pnlike
the company's glass contai.ipie.-.,
a t''- Vni'.d Sta'es, which re¬
ceive refined sand for the manufacture of glass either from independent
sand mines or from three company-owned sand plants in California,
the San Jose de las lajas plant will refine its own sand received from
plant,
east
on
of
148-acre
a
Havana,
Work
will
start
.
mines.
Cuban
principal
another
Limestone,
ingredient
which,
with
the
sand
represents about 85%
of the finished glass, will also come from
Cuban
suppliers.
"
The new glass plant will occupy about 27 acres of the site. It
will be a single story structure with partial basement, and will pro¬
vide about 214,000 square ieet of floor space.—V. 183, p. 2294.
Service
Public
Co.—Calls
Prefer¬
Pacific Coast Borax Co.—Merger
45c
per
1956.
redemption
stock
share
on
or
Holders
date.
before
June
who
1956,
8,
convert their
will receive a
payable on the shares of common stock
Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of
New York
Continental
M.
James
Approved—
President of this Company, which is the Amer¬
(Holdings), Ltd. (formerly Borax Consolidated,
Gerstiey,
affiliate
ican
Borax
)f
London, England, and Horace M. Albright, President of United
Potash, Co., on May 31 announced that the directors of their
Ltd.),
States
agreement of merger, subject to its terms
approval of stockholders. The' name of the merged
States Borax & Chemical Corp.
The holders of the 725,000 share: oi common stock in the United
States Potash Co., exclusive of the Borax Group, will be offered one
companies have approved an
and
subject
stock
common
five
each
lor
United
be
4,/a%
of
snare
to the
will
company
preferred
stock
United
of
shares
of
$109
States
Borax
United
of
States
par value
& Chemicrl
Potash
Co.
and five shares of
Corp.
in
common
exchange
stock. If
proposed merger is approved by the stockholders of United States
Potash
Co., the Potash shares owned by the Borax Group will be
the
•
Nuclear Instrument & Chemical Corp.—New Detectors
.
The latest issue of
"the Nucleus" describes
detecting scintillation counters developed by
ior
use
which
be
1,
Jan.
Chicago and The Chase Manhattan Bank, 11 Broad Street,
15, N. Y., will act as conversion agents.—V. 182, p. 2023.
and
to
that the
completely fixed.
"Nevertheless," he said, "the
expenditures in the various areas are believed to
be quite realistic."
All plans assume, however, a continuation on a
level of prosperity as favorable as the present, he added.
accrued
prior
day
shares
its
are
July
on
due
will be made at the Mellon
Pa.—V. 181, p, 2803.
has called for redemption on June 28, 1956, all of its
shares of 4.56% cumulative preference stock at $25 per
dividends.
Payment will be made at the Conti¬
nental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., 231 So. La Salle Street,
Chicago 90, 111.
The shares of 4.56% cumulative preference stock may be converted
into a like number of shares of commcn stock, but such right to con¬
vert shall terminate at the close of
business on June 25, 1956, the
plus
the
underwriting terms
redemp.ion
Stock—
with the
radioactive
were
price and
stated
Hanes
The company
share
upon
In
offering
Mr.
plans are not
magnitude of
Sold—It
debentures
of
trust bonds,
Payment
Pittsburgh,
Co.,
be
will
said
..
outstanding
1971, to 'be offered for public sale by Western
order issued by the Commission, interested per¬
given until noon on June 5, 1956 to request a hearing
application.
registration statement, filed May 16,
1956,
Western Air
Lines proposed the public offering of $5,600,000 of decent res, to be
offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed
by
Blyth & Co.. Inc. Proceeds were to be applied, with txeasury funds,
to the repayment of bank indebtedness, which at April 30, 1956, was
$5,800,000, and was incurred in financing the purchase of airplanes.
been
interest.
will
we
.
1
to the SEC for an exemption order permitting its ac .uijito exceed $500,003
of the convertible subor inated
de¬
have
sinking
accrued
or
capital
The
2294.
p.
Northeastern Water Co.—Partial Redemption—
of. 5%
Inc. totaled
had sales of $243,-
Industries,
facility—to become
operative in 1758—-repre¬
equal to either Olin or Mathieson prior to the merger.
New Unit
employee's
an
shares
50,000
This corporation, is engaged primarily in the business of fabricating
a
variety of metal products; including meta,! cabinets for electronic
equipment, flight instrument' cases, storage tanks, cabinets for vari¬
ous components of the Univac,
and a variety of other metal products.
Its office and plant are located at 1206 North Front Street, Phila¬
delphia, Pa.—V. 182, p. 2359.
There
Pri¬
the
eae
.
488,257
248,500
share, through Pearson, Mur¬
phy & Co., Inc., New York, has been completed, all of
said securities having been sold, v
Arthur L. Wright «fe Co.,
New York Investment
Lines, Inc.
The
703,966
360,600
shares of stock at $100 per
150,000
share for
one new
Public
1955
taxes-,-
of common stock,
stockholders.—V.
176, p. 1865.
the
of
First
sons
1
plan
common
600,000
of
Ail
;
announced on June 1 that the recent offering of
$300,000 6% convertible debentures and 45,000 shares of
250,000
exercised.
bentures,
inc.
—
(after
and
'
-
primary subscription rights that were
Offering wa^ made at $30 a share on ratio
not
in
taxes————
income
share
com.
per
Olin
of
__
Fed.
for
sales
Chemical Corporation
value would rise to $583,000,000 by the end
$311,000,000 at the end of 1955—a gain of $8%. Work¬
growth was estimated by Mr. Han°s to be just under
40% in 1955 from $194,000,000 to $270,000,000 in 1960.
The
slower
growth in working capital reflects the corporation's
plans to improve Inventory turnover and receivables in several divi¬
sions, plus the further fact that much of the scheduled growth of
the next few years is in divisions where working capital requirements
per sales dollar
and per dollar of fixed capital are lower than the
average experienced in the past, Mr. Hanes said.
He noted that he
expected such improvement in working capital turnover from aluminum,
cellophane and organic chemicals.
Turning to the profit expectations, Mr. Hanes said that while profits
are normally measured
in terms of book net profit, the potential for
future
investment
and
expansion in a dynamic organization—such
as
Olin Mathieson—is "more truly reflected in the cash profit which
is the sum of net profit plus normal depreciation.". The cash profit
figure more nearly reflects funds, provided and available, for develop-'
ment and expansion of plant, property and equipment and, working
capital, ,he added,
•
•• <
.'•»,*
■'•-•»;■
*>
Mr.
Hanes
further
stated
that
Olin Mathieson's net profits are
projected to Improve from $44,600,000 In 1955 to $111,400,000 in 1960,
an Improvement of nearly 150%.
The cMsh profit for the same period
is projected to improve from 1955's $60,600,000 to 1960's $149,600,000
—aga*n an improvement of 150%. Not included in these cash profits,
Mr.
Hanes
explained, is an additional $39,100,000 which will be
generated from tax savings attributable to accelerated depreciation,
and $30,000,000 is generated from the sale of timber lands.
In noting that growth of the corporation would be stimulated from
Internal expansion, Mr. Hanes pointed to six major segments which
comprise the areas of operation of the corporation and assigned to
them
tneir
percentage of the total that make up the entire cor¬
poration. He said Winchester Western and Explosives would comprise
18.5%
of Over-all operations; metals—12.3%;
drugs and pharmaceu¬
ticals—17.2%
film, papef and forest products—12.8%; plant foods
and
prosphate chemicals—18.2% ;
and
industrial
chemicals—20.9%.
These
percentages include overseas as well as domestic operations.
was
1,190,000
Corp.—Subscriptions—The corpora¬
May 23 announced oversubscription of its offer¬
ing of 139,523 shares of capital stock to stockholders,
Frederick F. Robinson, President, stated that 136,411
shares comprising 98% of: the offering were taken up on
exercise of primary subscription rights.
There were
additional subscriptions
59,056 shares for the remain¬
ing 3,112 shares offered which will be allotted pro rata
of
of
$5,199,392
Northeast Metals Industries, Inc.—Securities
on
.This
months
1956
$5,650,521
competitive bidding
1,100,000
National Aviation
tion
Federal
directors
ence
has applied
provision
for
1953
1960 fr«m
in
vately—The company has arranged to place privately an
issue of $1,000,000 5% first mortgage bonds due 1968,
through Heitman Mortgage Co., Chicago, 111., it was an¬
nounced on May 29—V. 173, p. 1277.f >
" -
basis
compared
four
Higher—*■',
<
—
income
The
'»
on
first
2539.
Muskegon Motor
tion,
•'
,
$5,264,102,
the
in
equipment expenditures for the first four months
as contrasted
to expenditures of $7,471,267
subscribed
400,000
White & Co.—
Inc
—
of
writers
Co—
Company—,
&
,
$2,156,015
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Bonds Sold—
Corp.—
&
150,000
'J.
183,
C.
of
$9,543,329
ratification
1,100,000
100,000
Inc..
-
Thomas
RR.—Reports Profit
$364,534
,
,
adjusted
in
Mathieson
also pointed out that in 1956 the acquisition of Brown
Blockson Chemical Corp.,
and
erection of
a1 primary
Hanes
far
ing
/
&
—-
Co.——
&
American
Wertheim
1,100,000
Hutchinson &
McMaster
Co._
Co—:
Stokes
J78.90.
was
as
corporation's growth in the metals bus!- :
in sales of $288,800,000 for aluminum.1
reflect
on the type and sise of
business which might fall into this exception to the nTe.
The corporation's projected growth in net plant property and equip¬
ment was outlined by Mr. Hanes. He held expectations that net plant
of
300,000
Co
&
Walter
Swiss
&
&
of
14.7%
property, and equipment
•
before
The
500,000
Bros. & Hutzler
Schwabacher
income
nounced that the $30,000,000 Issue of 3%%
-
Rothschild &
F.
net
from
sales
to
exploded,' that there is "a definite limit"
2132.
p.
ratio
issued.
Either the business will be developed from
Stay out of it," he declared.
that exceptions
to this philosophy will be "few
between"
and,
In
any
event, anvthing acquired will be
for
cash
or
for
stock
already
issued.
This means,
he.
shares
acquired
•
Stock Option Plan Adopted—
100,000.1
—-
She arson, Hammill & Co.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.
:J
Inc.
Shields
&
Krensky
Net
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
showed
sales
Earns,
Co.,
400,000
Co.—
Mac Arthur
M.
Co.,
Inc
&
500,090
Co
&
182,
the
profit
the improvement in profit ratios:
of high-profit ratio lines—particu¬
of
growth, Mr. Hanes said, will be based solely on internal
expansion.
"I have
stated
before
emphatically,"
Mr. Hanes con¬
tinued, "that the era" of mergers and acquisitions has ended.
No
*
•
"changing
producing
business
Mr.
,
that
This expected
800,000
400.
p.
"Much
that
to
merger
Co.,
within,
179,
1960.
added
expected
Hanes
sented
183, p. 2226.
Provision
&
Inc.—.—-a
Pollock
E.
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
Poiperoy, Inc.-.
150,000
Arthur
Copeland
Kendall,
Salomon
600,000
—
&
Taylor
above.—V.
in
cautioned
pressures,
program
the
Hanes
is
and
technological advances
spread over 60 months.
•
expected increase in pre-tax profits
any
planned expansion
aluminum," he said.
Mr.
Con¬
Co.—New Bldg.—
19%
aluminum
on
*
100,000
CO
L.
400,000
than
more
to
from
Paper
revenues
Income
600,000
&
500,000
—
below.—V.
May
600,000.
loss of
a
totaled
option
Hanseatic
600,000
& Sons——
Ira Haupt & Co
Heller, Bruce & Co.„__
Insurance
Newport Industries, Inc.—Earnings
250,000
Co._
&
400,000
Co.,
Gregory
Kean,
■*
Wm.
an
—
Overton
Patterson,
250,000
&
York
Corp.
200,000
Clayton Securities Corp.
Foster
Wells
Muilaney,
Ball, Burge & Kraus_L_
Baxter, Williams & Co—
Securities
to
National
alter
can
$288,300,000 and
'
3 Months Ended March 31—
to them
aggregate
in
Allison-Williams Co.——
Blair
increase
timber
said on
projections reflected the "best think-,
executives
competitive
new
explained that an
improvement in pre-tax
an
Mathieson
net
a
Net
severally
sell
purchase, and the company has agreed to
the respective amounts set forth below,
of $25,00C,C00 principal amount of debentures:
City
approxi¬
.
Outstanding
to
Bear,
Co.
income
1955.—V.
Authorized
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.$4,900,000
and
adjusted net railway operating income of $858,774.
1956
operating
debs., due April 1, 1978- $25,000,000
•
$25,000,000
debs., due May 15, 198635,000,000
35,000,000
20,009,000
35-year 3% debs., due Aug. l, 1989—
20,000,000
25,000,000
34-year 3'/a % debs., due June 1, 1990_
25,000,000
Common stock
2,920,883 Shs.
(par $100 per share)3,000,000. shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
controlled
or
will
Committee,
and brass products by 1960, compared to $69,000,000 for that category
In 1955.
It should be noted, he emphasized, that prior to the Olin
for the first fo,ur months of 1956 were $52,543,809
for the corresponding period of 1955. There
railway operating deficit for the first four months of 1S56
$2,152,505 compared with an adjusted net lailway operating income
$2,123,507 for the first four months of 1955.
of
40-year 2%%
agreed
timber
2419.
company
with
net
was
30-year 3%%
severally,
resort,
factors,
Hanes
Mr.
off
compared with $49,495,282
net income of $22,626,535.
GIVING
of owned
p.
Maintenance
EARNINGS—For
larly
Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary, has recently
$22,750*000 contract with the Atomic Energy Commission
Cross
Oregon,
the
other purposes.
revenues
Bahama
miles
100
1955:-.-:*!
an.
such
had; 5,477 telephones in service.
company
also include teletypewriter exchange service
and services and facilities for private line telephone and teletypewriter
use, for the transmission
of radio and television programs and for
Services
comes
Gross revenues for April, 1956 were $13,891,620 and-there was a net
railway operating Income of $657,191 as compared to gross revenues in
the month of March, 1956 of $13,410,671 and a net
railway operating
deficit of $622,446. In April, 1955 gross revenues were $12,846,064 with
in
1,669,871
Bahama
up
Mathieson
like"
1955
ness
approximately
Losses for the first fGUI'months'6f 1956 totaled
with
•The company, a subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph CO.,
engaged
in
the business of
furnishing * commUtticatibh Services,
mainly local and toll telephone service in Arizona, Colorado, Montana,
and
the
the Bahamas
ratip for April, 1955
and are used for general
additions and improvements
is
New
in
in April, 1956 com¬
$3,628,636 for the first three months of 1956, it
May 28 by George Alpert, who was elected President
on Jan. 20, 1956.
April, 1955 adjusted net income figures were $688,797.
The operating ratio of the New Haven has shown a
steady decrease
from 91.64 in January, 1956 to 89.19 in
February, 1956 to 86.49 in
March, 1956 to 78.21 in the month of April, 1956.
The operating
expected to approximate $31,600,000 at the time the proceeds are
received, are obtained from the parent corporation in conformity with
purposes,
Nassau,
Old Line
reported
was
are
established
of
the
Mr.
do
Metals
a
pared
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be applied
by the company to the repayment of advances from its parent organi¬
zation, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. These advances, which
an
of
located
are
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Co.
r
corporate
Grand
to
supply
Morgan
Witter
license
a
rate—were
coupon
102.2599%;
and
and
of
coast
annually 700,000 pounds of zirconium metal for a 5-year
period*
It is building a plant to produce this metal near Pensacola,
Fla.—V. 183, p. 1969:
award of the issue
bid of 100.22%.
on a
economic
National Research Corp.—Unit Signs AEC Contract—
yield 3.45%. The underwriters
a
183,
Zonolite
to
bids—at
acquisition of
Crown on the islands
Grand Bahama.
on
Abaco
the Finance
of
$1,200,000,000 .n I960.
totals; and pre-tax profits in five years could
179% from 1955*
*
:
'
1955
stressed that these
Olin
reflects
north
reserves
signed
Boston
ChairmVn
Hanes,
Hanes
of
'•.
•
i
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
May 29 offered $25,000,000 of 34-year 3%% deben¬
tures, due June 1, 1990, at 100.996% and accrued interest,
Additional
miles
National
on
First
Mr.
ing"
of its
and
.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph. Co.—Deben¬
tures Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
won
result
a
new
•
Bend, Ind., and Central Bank & Trust Co. of
.
W.
higher than
reach $229,000,000
National Motor Bearing Co., Inc.—Merger—
Co.
-
as
corporation has been granted
which has been established on
and
acquisition
tainer's
of the, Board of two banks—The Amer¬
181/p. 2016.
Bahama
acres.—V.
of thfr South's largest automobile finance com¬
located in cities principally along the Gulf Coast,
are
under
reserves,
/
the
Freeport
30
The
one
Mr. Mossier is also Chairman
plin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—.Outlook, etc.—
23« the corporation's sales volume could climb to
mately 300 miles from Jacksonville, Fla.
At Jacksonville, the corporation has one of the
largest of its six
kraft pulp and paperboard mills.
It recently disclosed that it is con¬
sidering expansion of Its mill operations in Jacksonville, having ac¬
quired nearly 100 acres of land adjacent to its present mill.
A 437-foot long 3,300-ton steel
vessel, the "Abaco Queen," has been
purchased for transporting the timber to Jacksonville.
He succeeds Jacques Mossier, founder of the company, who will
become Chairman of the Eoard.
"
■
The company was1 organized in New Orleans, La., in 1927.
The ad¬
ministrative offices were meved to the Prudential Building in Houston,
Tex., in 1951.
.,,,..0 '
panies.
inch in diam?t^r h a di*f°r"ntial type-detector
measurement;,pf high level slow neutrons.—V.1183, p. 1970. *< •
inches long and
John
2%
2539.
British
Abaco, in the Bahama Islands off the
under construction
Grand
ident.
The company is
represent approximately
p.
a
special act of the island legislature.
With this, go certain
guaranteed tax benefits and the use of a dock and wood
handling area
Vice-President to Pres¬
promoted from
timber
...,
in
Miami,
been
183,
under
now
183, p. 2186.
Messier Acceptance Co.—New President, etc.—
Walter
would
on May 28 announced the addition of approximately
its
.
business
piggy-back purposes. This program will be broadened
through the pooling of techniques and know-how de¬
independently by each of the participating railroads, Mr.
Behler said.—V.
and
National.—V.
Grand Bahama and
speeded
veloped
of
cutting rights to all timber held by the
of
were
continuing program of research
which finally will evolve as the
a
6Vh
fqr.the
National Container. Corp,—Increases Timber Reserves
Jbis corporation
acres
the
and: development into the type
and
assets
300,000
most practical for
and
total
Simultaneously,
also
R. Reed,
is
a
that the...,Wcs -era
Stuart
115%
specific purpose of hauling highway
tie-down equipment or devices on the trailers
no
the
oi
partners;
ftPPlicajpn, Btatqs
yill bs acquire^
.it, at' jt'pe public, offering,
from/a^y of the.,underwriters other than Paine, W'ebber,' Jack™
Curtis.. .Such a.purchase would constitute 10% of the total
onering by Western Air Lines
hauled.
The company
whose
Lihfefi4 depentdres
price,
.
with
17
of
one
j
Ali
13
(2653)
physical
gamma-ray
lead
al
.
research,
permits
nose
the!r
spectrometer
with
A new
line of radioactivity
detectors
featurfe:
(1)
quarter-volt scalers
systems
without
a
and
modification;
Desigmd
industrial
special
circuit
ratemeters,
(2)
sensitive crystals
(3)
and
a
complete choice
of alpha,
optional
beta,
and
phosphors.-
specification sheet describing the Model 3782 Neutron Thermo¬
pile is available
frork
this corporation.
surrendered
stock
will
This instrument, approximately
canceled.
and
consummation
Upon
Borax
Chemical
&
owned by
725,009
the
merger,
capitalization of United States
of 4'/2% preferred
will consist of $14,500,000
the Borax
shares
stockholders
Potash
of
Corp.
1,175.009 shares of common stock, of which 3,100,000 shares
and
be
and
or
pieces and collimator inserts for applications where direction¬
sensitivity is necessary;
gamma
new
this corporation.
isotopes in medical, biochemical,
these
use
a
of
the $14,500,000 of preferred stock
Group,
common
other
than
stock will be owned by the nresent
the Bcrax Group, and the remaining
350,000 shares of common stock will represent,the
of
the
New
It
J)unc,
is
private
investors
headed
vote
115, p.
that
upon
of
877.
the
notices
the
of
proposed
Potash
special
holdings in America
Freres & Co.,
Djr Lazard
*-> '"
expected
to
stockholders
—V.
of
group
York.
'.a
meetingfe to be "held late
merger, .will. shortly be
and of Pacific Coast
company
mailed
Borax
in
to
Co.
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2654)
for
■wait
The
initially
them
funds using
p. 2420.
PROCEEDS—The
Telegraph Co.—Plans Financing—
This
$1Q0)
hi
for
and
due
stockholders
to
debentures,
32-year
P. U.
(par
to sell at competitive bidding $78,000,000
has filed an application with the California
permission to ofier 1,562,267 common shares
company
Commission
Jiled
the
company
middle
the
for
treasury
company
•borrowings.—V.
183,
Pan-Israel
p.
Oil
by financing will be U3ed to reimburse the
capital:expenditures and to repay temporary
2420.
(Panama)
Inc.
Co.,
\
This
to offer 1,000,000 certificates for pubiic sale through H. Kook
An additional 180,000 shares, and certificates therefor are
Inc.
Co..
subject to options and 250,000 shares and certificates are being offered
outside
market
for
price
a
permitting it
holdings
during
the
The
the
If
all
of
within
months
18
if
agreement
additional securities
the
sold,
are
at
$1.50
a
>
,
;
'
average
price, there will be 7,<I15,180. shares outstanding (inclusive of 1,000,000
shares issued for securities of Manabi Exploration Co., Inc.), for which
the
«,
'
pubiic will have provided $1,500,000 In connection with
this issue, directly or indirectly, and $1,217,784 in connection with
previous offerings (representing 65.4% of the cash received); and .will
bave received 22.2%
of the outstanding stock, whereas the promoters .;
investing
and
their
•will
of
cash
.
designees
have
received
have
of
licenses
the
and
will
52.5%
contributed
the
such
considerations
turned
.
The
licenses
to
explore .for
oil
and
in
gas
and expenses of the company, and acquisition,
of additional acieage.—V. 180, p. 1877.
Net
Israel.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Federal
Power
Commission
'
directed
this
companies
and
order
v
,
with
towns
31o.,
Panhandle to supply the following :
indicated maximum daily volumes of I
the
Missouri Public Service Company, of Warrensburg,
City of Montgomery, Mo., 649,000; -Town Gas Comof Virden, 111.; 895,000; Missouri Central Natural Gas
11,000,000;
pa^y
ot
Illinois,
>
"
Mo., 1,391,000; Village of Westville, 111., 1,039,000;
Village of Pleasant Hill, 111., 518,000; City of Waverly, 111.," 644,000;
Village of Rossville, 111., 643,000; Central Illinois Electric and Gas Co.,
of. Rockford, 111. (for City of Delavan, 111.), 626,000; and City of
"Winchester,, 111., 613,000.
'
' % '
;
Trunkline
will supply
the City of McLeansboro, 111., with a daily
maximum of 1.549,000 cubic feet, and the City of
Vienna, 111., with
their
construct
handle
order
projects
Trunkiine
or
Parsons
&
requires
and
within
to
be
the
12,
able
companies, and
receive
to
year.—V.
one
183,
Whittemore-Lyddon
service
towns
from
the
to
has
contracts
(N. Y.)
the
for
and
abroad.
and
■
and
partly
with
the
three
of
its
Parsons
in
Black-Clawson
Whittemore-Lyddon
&
England.
Coal
Co.—Holders
Approve
shareholders
>*,
21
May
on
approved the acquisition of the
up the Sinclair group of coal companies.
that made
The acquisition was consummated
move
tion
confirmed
was
Otto
Gressens.
for
listed
by
U.
a
Chairman
relisting
again
Mr.
ment."
of
the
the
are
year
Sinclair
the combined
Mr.
last July 12 and the
legality
District Court on Feb. 16.
S.
of
the
stock
there
finance
would
be
a
said
this
j.tock.
company
details
an
operation
four
«r
for
when
—V.
183,
is
committee
sent
to
said
New
the
an
p.
of
paid
DJiector
3s
I
of
this
of
President
nd
183,
Co.
81
or
to
pay
he
a
stock
of the
at Room
company,
now
"The
II,
in
"that
the
5
tc offer to
to subscribe-on
shares .of
for
each
a
&
Cedar
dividend
markets
for
will
for
such
again
the
on
a
common
W
has
oi
Bank
committee
the
in
of
Jefferson
Cedar
the
Lake
the
last
up,"
the
three
but
he
been
Rapids,
Inter
.
&
'
if
said.
l.iat
on
May 29,
of
elected
Mr.
the past
interested
given
The
Pennsylvania
"whose operations
I cnnsylvania,
as
basis
Power
such
persons
for
is
do
the
until
June
exemption
predominantly
not
extend
15,
a
Ocean
applied
--V.
a
1956,
in
request
the
p.
on
Allen
P.
—
be used
Stock
the
year
profit;
gross
EFFECT
(no
company
ration
Tofield
Reflecting
directors
and
TO
—
President;
Toronto,
a
Toronto,
liamson,
'•
Plans
Dome
and
Mervin
director;
director;
Calgary,
development
of
assume
the
is
company
of
for
into
go
first
>
/■
immediately,: M.
effect
of
the
four
batteries
Goetz,
E.
will
be
the
gas
receive
following
A.
of
years
-
working
taken
out
S.
3,
•
battery.
It
182,
p.
2010.
'
'
'
experience
/ t
.
May
on
17. filed
of
letter
a
/
/
^
notification
acquisition
with
the
150,000 shares of common stock/(par 50 cents* to be
per share, through L. J. Mack & Co., Inc., New York,
are to be used for working capital, etc.
natural
filed
to be
supplied by amendment.
underwriter.
Reynolds & Co.,
Inc.
-
the
seller of 57,595 shares
*
Reynolds the remaining 10,000 shares.
The shares being sold
as
Mrs.
are
the
.
of
the Estate,
completion
principal
prospectus,
of
the Estate
is
and those by Mrs. Reynolds, to diversify her assets. Upon
such sale and the sale of United States Foil Co. stock
(see below), the Estate will
shares
21,010
of
class
B
of. United
Foil.
.
-
of
of
States
Foil,
States
and,
as
Foil;
and
246,604
common,
Trustee
also
will
and
common
United
Reynolds
the right and be obligated
own
Reynolds
of
own
Mrs.
shares
of
trust
of
a
to purchase
171,990
shares
Reynolds will
own
B common
which she is in¬
revised
G„ M.
that
of
slate
Riddle
Riddle
Increase
Airlines,
Inc.—New
Records
Made—
for
flew
of
sales.
.
2,798,414
58%
over
pounds of
the
air
1,770,214
,
an
April
pounds carried in
freight
April,
for
,.
record, an
1955. The
also flew another 52,952 pounds on special charter flights
during the month, Mr. Hood said.
~
•
In addition, he said, this all-cargo airline flew 1,637,208 revenue ton
.miles
East
Explo¬
director;
R.
and
and
Gardiner,
C.
A.
by
Provo
in
reserves
exploration
in
Western
-
for
and
Puerto Rico.—V.
p.
.
,
,
■' '
.,
Controls Co.—Expansion—
and
development
of
laboratory.
ordnance
instruments
and
*
-
control
equipment.—V. 182,
p.
for
aircraft,
2024.
(Continued
on
-
r
the development and manu¬
devices
missiles
.
and
Canada.
1618.
is constructing a new laboratory building at Its Aero¬
nautical
Division, Anaheim, Calif., to provide increased space and
facilities for apparatus suitable
for guided missile applications.
The ".
new
building is being constructed adjacent to the division's research
facture
•
Riddle Airlines serves the
183,
»
company
.The Aeronautical Division is engaged in
Calvin,'
W. Wil¬
„
Midwest,
Robertshaw-Fulton
Beli; Calgary, director %
Calgary, director'and /
C.
during the month, still another recoid.
Coast,
This
company.
officers
of
.
2540.
/Two April records-were smashed by this corporation as it chalked up
the busiest April in its history, according to Charles L. Hood, Vice-
10,000 shs. "
Dome
"
class
beneficiary, 88.200 shares of class A common of United States
Reynolds now has outstanding 10,055,065 common shares.—V. 183,
come
p.
of
common
shares
3,080
President
"
a
-
\
gas
;
proceeds
by the Estate are being sold to obtain funds to meet tax obligations of
the Estate and for other purposes in connection with administration
None
.
from
control
Gallagher,
Calgary,
participation
additional
'
:
r
,
$1.50
The
listed
and
in
Outstanding
Secretary.
active
;
..
corporation
at
,
.J. /
battery, the project entails the irebuildihg
completed, It will give Republic's Cleveland' Dismodern, efficient, smokeless coke plants any-
..
covering
4
*
Reynolds Metals Co.—Registers With SEC—
is
-
FINANCING
Calgary,
director;
G.
Michel, New York, director;
Dunkley,
/"
most
the nation.—V.
writing terms
Atlanta
500 shs....
Dutton,
W.
;
plant
registration statement with the SEC on May 24, 1
par common stock.
These shares :
are to be offered for public sale by the *
by Mrs. Julia Lou lie Reynolds, widow
of R. S. Reynolds.
The company will receive none of the proceeds of *
such
sale.
The public offering price -will be
related to the current
market price for the stock at the time of the offering; and the under¬
company's
gas
reserves
in the
fields of Alberta, Canada.
Under;*
a
37Va% share interest in Provo
announoed:
;
.%
presently outstanding, and
Estate of R. S.
Reynolds and
(Canada)—Acquisition—
management
Board/J.-P.
C..
C.
that
;
each
in
the
According to the
PRESENT
,
announced
all
will
change,
the
call
31
of
Westlock
and
this
of
Chairman
covered by this
2,000,000 shares
1956; covering 67,595 shares of its $1
obli¬
current
Building,
10,000 shs.
Nlay
Ltd.
arrangement
Producers
t
^
is
ovens
of
in
Y.
19? 1.
many
par)
on
;
a
which
shares,
company
(Western)
Provost,
Gas
claim
of
stock
will;.be
Involved
800,000
are
.
GIVING
will
it
This company
calculated to average approximately 20.%.
(par $100)
!
—
company
of
51
offered
N.
.„
number
.
ovens./^When
V
SEC
years
a
of
^
■-
The
When
one
The
.
/
iortiy
air
a
associates.
-Securities and Exchange Commission—
Livah,
made
his
maximum
Research rMutual Corp., New York, N. Y.—Fifes With
,
one,new
Offered
to retire
Healey
612
April 30,
Livar's
a
and dismantling operations begun shortly.
*
i
job of. dismantling the old anii' building a new battery
wlli cost more than $5,000,000 and will take about 12
.
With
organized to develop certain ideas, in air condition¬
from
of
and
410.
p.
ovens
trict
183, p. 1861.
This
company
1234.
located at
Georgia
Provo Gas Producers, Ltd.
Reinsur¬
Commonwealth
the State in which it is organized.—V. 183,
to
public-utility
the
Ga.
to
investments
^
t
are
(.Calif.)
printed
purchase
entire
of 204
.
Director
to the SEC
application is
beyond
;
■
for< 281,435 addt-
contracted units and inventories and for
four
than
more
has
Common
a
tempting it and its public-utility subsidiary, Safe Harbor
Power Corp., from the
Holding Company Act; and the Comthereon.
-
& Co. Inc. and Johnston//
principal underwriters.—V. 183/,
;
report
to
finished,-work will start on a second
is estimated that the entire job will -take about five years.
record14
s
'
production
-m
basis- of
'•
'■
will giv$ Cantor, Pitzgeraid efiective working control.
and
program
The
from';^.
.
Authorized
er
has
/
proceeds
net
was
Preferred stock
Sulphur Co., the lber-
has
/
.
determined
oe,
the
number
a
shares
650,000
manager,.* said.
'x
corue
commercial
amount of
Light Co.—Seeks Exemption—
This company, it was announced
Water
The
>
_
the
to
Beverly-'Hills
inc.,
option
an
..
/
has been constructing its units
perfectly functioning installations.
In
August, 1955 it entered into an agreement with Laurel Products, Inc.,
Laurel, Miss., for the construction of each unit at a set cost. Selling
prices are established (many lower than usual) which provide a varying
and
^ Martin Land Co. of Louisiana.—V. 181,"
'
'
is
any-additional-subsidicompanies it might organize or purchase.
or
corporation on May 25 announced the beginning of a program
rebuilding of the four old coke oven batteries at the company'*
Cleveland steel plant.
"?
J
f
Read
the
as
Inc.,/Atlanta,
incorporated
field.
For
out
refinancing,,
a
Director—
Iowa,
price
Dillon,
named
"
$10*/on
(par
The
to
Co-.,
&
secured
owned-by
of
183,
where
20
the proceeds will be retained by
be used in such manner as will be
Republic Steel Corp.—Continues to Make Improvemts.
as the company's Chairman and President,
hasin developing a complete line of residential
conditioning equioment, tmough special designs
evolved by him.
These are both air cooled and water cooled; utilizing "
the evaporative condenser principle.
The method developed uses water,
but recirculates it; thereby saving 95%
of the water normally used in
water condensing.
All designs, drawings and models have been comO
pleted; manufacturing arrangements are concluded and a selling pro¬
gram established.
and
be '
to
reiinancing;
come
■"=
made.
been
before June
or
•
of
be -purchased at- $12.50 per share.
The shares
represent better ,th?.n one-third of the
V.
of
the purchase
.*
Corp.,
confirmed
23,
May
shares
will,
$1.56
'stockholders -of
common'
Fitzgerald
on
outstanding
"
was
spent
1952
working
and
is
have
'
2421.
that
share.
have
since
include
Rapids,
Nations'
executive
Director
held.
shares
offering
Co.
The company
corporation, to fill the
created
vacancy
by
the
Taylor of San Antonio.
Texas.
Mr.
Hamilton
the
stock,
common
20
its
Investment
they had
minimum
3,000,000 %
W/, Wasltin^ton 4, .D. C.,
St., N.
balance
The
company,-.
The
4
/
I
' " '.
:
•
wholly-owned subsidiary,
the insurance company,
a,
for- the
Co.—Bids June 4—^ ;
931,"929 E
plans
right
ing that had
for
earnings
will
progress
money
matter
of
Pennsylvania Power
I tearing
"
;
to Subscribe to Be Issued— <>*
company
the
the
laisTfon
"
be
*.
. .<
! 4,677,065
$1.71
-
will
to the. capital of
in "Daily Variety"
working-control of Re-
;v;-
3,000,000
.
BUSINESS—Corporation,
operations
%
-
transaction
'•
Electric Co-
5,135,431
,,
outstanding
which
company,
will be contributed
Cantor,
■
Ga.
Stock
"
•
.
remaining $2,000,000 will be contributed to the surplus of the
bankers,-
-
:
PROCEEDS—The
manage¬
common
a
dividends
said,
of
Including
cents
questions
unfavorable
that
Merchants
of
and
%^2122
°
:
2079.
'Rights
Vernon
of
member
ance
*:
*1956
" f ; 1955
>
$33,142,013 $30,061,673 •-
v
.
m/ the
capital.
1113.
Hamilton,
resignation
i T
share
CAPITALIZATION
T.
$0.30
1
Sandy
this
of
Insurance company or
.that
borrower, voted 571 to'99 to 8*11
adding- about 900. customer? to
$1,007,300. v
v ' "
of
:-l
gations, to purchase
applica¬
•
■
Republic Pictures Corp.—Working Control to Change
Co., also of Atlanta, on May 10 of¬
fered 6,950 shares of common stock (no par) at $10 per
share only to residents of Georgia.
•
earnings this
control
indicated
year,
common
program
company.
have been
559,
no
directo'/s,
improves,
pp.
the
the
account,
full
$6,634,774,
the
it
outside
Penick & Ford Ltd., Inc.—Hamilton
vO.m
16-year-old
April 30—
Power-Freze,
'
,/
■
public Pictures. The 60-day option calls for Herbert J. Yates, President
of Republic, to sell them all his shares of Republic stock, as well as
'
? /
'
*
'
/
*
company,
offer
an
Potomac Electric Power
P.
eight
York
improvement in
an
the
whether
has
for
expansion
months
i.Dd
be
income
for
-one
year"
problems
of
forma
pro
companies at
considered
The
should
developments
no
companies
Gressens
Other
—V.
before
He told stockholders he expects the stock to be
very near future."
said
there
Last
the
ci
"in
Gressens
"if
the
REA
an
this
to
made
common
Lemon
Exchange immediately.
year
of
members
'
per
tional
of
'■/
.
under
;
' ' —
*
title
ary
Franklin Securities
Acquisition
on
share
company.
Reinsurance
>
;
'
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT-OP EARNINGS
Earnings
share
affiliated
,
Commission—/,;.
2,485,000 shares of
ther'the interests of the insurance company
$154,848
,
$0.50
'TV'V,: !"■
^
revenues
Shares of
June
•;
Organization. "*
is
Sinclair Companies—
companies
I" "
*4 bv*
,
-
plant
*
1956.
20,
June
acquire
to
insurance
v,
$0.38
.
income
paper
from
Peabody
The
''
The
expected
pulp
*
'///,
r
S.andy,-Ore.,
PGE
I.
The
to be in operation by the middle of 1958.
making machinery will be supplied by The
Elack-Clawson Co.,
partly out of its plants in the United States—
"Watertown and Fulton, N. Y., and Middletown and Hamilton, Ohio—
The
1956,
system
lines.
*
.
Net
Colombia "
—
-construction
$30,000,000 to this company, which
paper and machinery with affiliates
.These ate
of
electric
Operating
v
awarded
about
.
per
the
of
ees
$154,848 '
//.>;/•
$295,157
will up to 11. a.m. (EDTi on June 4 receive bids for
it of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1991.-"
paper mills at a total cost of about
Is a world-wide supplier of pulp,
here
25.
12 Months Ended
Pan¬
Awards Contracts—
.Colombia
$2
while the
59,011
>•
.
operative
«
1477.
p.
shares
May 25 filed a registration statement with the
its common stock, to be offered' for :*/
through Luna,- Matthews &■ Waites, which will *
make the offering on a best efforts basis and receive a selling com-:*
mission of 30c per share.
,An additional 500,000 shares, also being
registered, are reserved on exercise of options to be granted to employ-. ..at
months.
Commission's
the underwriting group which expects
the
of
formed
corporation
covering
sale
ieet.
cubic
The
'
special credits
p. 560.
;
April
PGE
•/
-
This
SEC
the
1955
$236,146
——
183,
On
Company, of Macon,
517,000
offering
isters With Securities and Exchange
$1,000,000
Portland General Electric Co.—Purchase, etc.—
directs
cubic feet*:
£*$
—V.
„
Commission's
..jr*
r
share—
special
credit
After
company
Illinois.
The
f'
r
/.'/*• determined by the Board of Directors in order to supplement and fur-
.
" '
1956
*
,,
per
Before
and
Trunkline Gas Co. to supply a total maximum of 20,084,000 cubic feet-:
of natural gas per day to 12
utility companies and towns in Missouri /
&nd
•■
credit——
..
Co.—Expands Service—
has
*
special
income
Earnings
The
before
'jf'
Net
v
.
income
Special credit after taxes resulting from sale of
stock of Boyntort Acceptance Co. Ltd.
exploration and develop¬
ment
-v.-
Delaware law on May 24, 1956, the company pro- ;•>
adequate capital with a sufficient amount of stock <•;
reserve
to be in a. position to purchase or organize its wholly owned
insurance company subsidiary or subsidiaries; Including the Reinsurance !.
Company of the South, and to acquire through purchase, merger, con-*-v;
solidation, or reinsurance transac/ions. otnec insurance companies as^:
they become available from time to time. It now has outstanding 15,800
-
v"*-'
See offering details in V. 183, p. 2295.
; .'/ v.,5;
derwriters.
Pioneer Finance Co., Detroit,; Mich.—Earnings Up—
of the financing will be used for carrying out the explora-,
and development of presently licensed, acreage, operations
tory drilling
public
"Organized
12,684 shares were' subscribed for
scription offer; and
Year Ended March 31—
holds
company
registration
a
Motors
corporation
poses
pursuant to the additional subscription privilege.This $
left no unsubscribed shares to be purchased by the un-
company.
Het proceeds
SEC
total
the
of
<
the
to
over
the
with
filed
29
proposed
offering
of
216,950
shares of
its
to be sold by American Motors Corp. These
a
$5*
Gas
Natural
and
cash
..
are
Go.,. Inc.—-Offering eversub- y. common shares. Major General Walter J. (Crack) Hanna Is listed as
Board Chairman and President.
scribed—Of the 41,530 shares of common stock recently
".According to the prospectus, the first $3,000,000 of net proceeds will ■offered for subscription by common stockholders, 87,704
be used to purchase or organize a legal reserve.life insurance company.""
shares were subscribed for pursuant to the- initial sub- % The name "Reinsurance Company of the South", has been selected for "v
Piedmont
outstanding stock for such percentage
other
and
of
10.5%
which
Reinsurance Investment Co., Birmingham^ Ala,—Reg-
by
capital
of
and
price at which sales are made
or $2.50 whichever is .the lower*.
average
has outstanding certificates representing 6,390,186
company now
■shares.
the
than
of
term
(exercisable
shares sold
five
less
make
fully
to
that
condition
of
eacn
not
by
finance
,/.//%"'/'
,
at
May
on
(par
Smith, Barney & Co. will head
.
share
one
stock
21.7%
This
;
,
the
price
issued
to
in 1913, is the largest supplier of tera- •*,
..It is registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 as a
'
perature and pressure controls for refrigerators, home freezers and
closed
end
non-diversified
management company,
with freedom of
air
conditioners, and produces a major portion of the heater tem¬
action reserved to change to a diversified company;
perature control requirements of the automotive industry.r--V.
183,
There
were
5,757 holders of capital stock of the corporation on ■%
p. 560, •/',*;
' '
•/•■ •
-% . "' /
"
March
31, 1956.
The Adams Express Co., which-is an investment *
company
registered
under
the
Investment Company /Act of
1940 ,
.(Fred P.) Rapp, Inc.—Sale Expected To Be Consum¬
and
owns
beneficially 271,200^shares, or approximately
16.5%*, oi
the outstanding stock oi
the- corporation, "has advised, the corpora- * mated Around Mid-Year— ;/:%.*
V;
tion that it has filed -an application with the Securities and Exchange
See ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc. above.—V. >183, p.- 1478."'
' ^ - ' \ *
Commission for
an
order granting it an exemption under that Act
United States. The public offering price is tp be
tions
become
such
as
to indicate
that under- the condition
of the
outstanding certificates from time to tiipe on
aforesaid exemption order it would be necessary to digest", itself of a
the
American
Stock
Exchange.
1'he
offering is to be made on a "*■
substantial
amount
of
capital stock In- order not, to increase the
"best efforts" oasis by H. Kook & Co., Inc., for which it will receive
percentage of its holdings.
It is expected that such exemption order
a
selling commission of 20% of. the offering price (5% of which will
will be issued by the commission in time so that The Adams Express
be payable in stock of the company*; and the company agrees to grant T
Co. will be able to exercise primary subscription rights;—V. 183,.,p. 2295i
options to purchase additional certificates for its stock at a rate of
sale
fox
the
about
at
American
of
to
,
covering
shares,
proposes
&
"
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May
1,430,000 American voting trust certificates lor
of common capital stock, 1 cent par. The company
company
1956
1,430,000
the company
of, 1,000,000 outstanding shares, comprise
holdings of Ranco stock.
*
t
\
The
company
intends to apply for the listing
of the 1,000,000
outstanding common shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
all
..
exercise its primary subscription rights on the %
exercising such rights the
percentage/-of its - stock after completion of the„ subscription ofier •/:
should be increased above its percentage of holdings at May 28, 1956,
it will divest itself of capital stock to the extent, necessary to restore *
its
holdings to the percentage existing on said date.
The Adams
Express C.o. has also advised the corporation that, subject .to ,the «.*
*
issuance
of
such
exemption order, .it
is
its present
intention
to,/exercise
all
of
its
primary
subscription rights: but
that '..it: may
'
exercise them only in part or not at
all if market or other condl-/,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
29,
" shares,
'
organized
was
will be
notes
by
1956 construction expenaituies,
$27,000,000.—V. 183, p. 2295.
corporation
covering
common
,
1,970,400 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
—
corporation
used
be
Ranco, Inc., Columbus, O.—Registers With SEC—■/,
This
'
Outstanding
.
will
portion of its
a
statement
policies.
FINANCING
Authorized
and
»
Registers With 4
—
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
its investment
out
which promissory
'
required
are
.
August.
of
available
made
Funds
?
Securities
with
of -July/
about
,
debenture and stock issues will be
and
Exchange Commission in the latter part
said. Bids for the debentures would be opened
for
Service.
est.imaled
in Delaware on Jan. 16,-'
1929, has carried on business as an investment/ company since on'
or. about Jan. 22,
3929.
Its office is at 48 Wall St;,: New York 5, ,N. Y.
the
for
statements
Registration
•
carrying
$1)
(par
BUSINESS—The
stock.
common
stock
Capital
1988.
15,
Aug.
in
used
»
would be offered atjpar in the ratio
snares
common
be
to
CAPITALIZATION
of one new
share for each six common or preierred snares held on a date to be
iixed
by the directors. American Telephone & Telegraph Co. owns
nearly SO%
of Pacific Telephone's voting securities—preferred and
The
corporation
the
of
sums
banks,
temporarily
added to the general funds
proceeds are to be
net
announced on May 28, has received SEC
not exceeding $12,010,000 in the aggre¬
was
borrow
Proceeds
Corn Exchange
183,
Pacific Telephone &
Public
The offering is not underwritten. Chemical
Bank, 30 Broad St., New York 15, N. Y.,
is subscription agent.
the
it
to
seven
from
gate
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
Co. of Oklahoma—Bank Loans—
Service
company,
authorization
1956.
11,
offering to its
short-term bank loans.
of
This
on
oversubscription privilege); rights to expire on June
an
,
proceeds
to reduce
the
add
to
plans
company
general
—V.
stable market."
more
a
announced on
was
Public
May.28 offered to its common stockholders
of record at the close of business that day 328,400 addi¬
tional shares of capital stock (par $1) at $15 per share on
the basis of one new share for each five shares held (with
poration
May 21, has filed with the
Securities and Exchange Commission an additional delaying action on
its $25,000,000 debenture issue originally scheduled for offering May 1.
With the expiration of the first 20-day delaying period the company
now is into its second such period.
Officials say they "are continuing to watch the market" and
to
it
company,
America—Stock Offered—The cor¬
Petroleum Corp. of
(Calif.)—Offering Delayed—
Pacific Finance Corp.
This
..
page
55)
and
-
,
•
Volume
183
Number 5539
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
15
(2655)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
grouped in two separate
announcements are
In
the first
indicate
we
Name of Company
the
all
dividends
-,
an¬
Extra
:
i
V_,__
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Continental
Name of Company
Adams
Hat
Adam
Stores,
Consolidated
Admiral
Aetna
Corp.
changed
(name
Indus.;
12'/2c
—
•H
6-30
$1
'6-15
1*,
7-10
25c
(quar.)__
_
Inc.,
common
-
6-30
:
'4%%
Allied
preferred
7-
2
6-
60c
7-
2
30c
7-
1
$1.06%
7-
new
Aloe
(A. S.i Co.
iquar.|_
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—
•-5% preferred A tquar.)_-__
————
•"
4'A %
preferred
American
European
American
Express,
Common
t
American
$6
;
($100
Hair
Jt'eK,
American
Screw
Co.
American Snuff
6%
American
Ampco
Metal,
Anchor Post
Apex
Ine.
*
50c
.-•.'-v
—-
(quar.)
2
6-
85c
■
2
7-
1
B
Avill'sen
Old
Tools
Babcock
stk.
divid.)
6-
2
6-7
7-
2
6-
Co.
Gas
50c
6-30
7-
6-30
6-
2
8
7-
2
6-16
$1
7-
1
B
-415c
7-
3
7-
3
6-15
$15c
7-
3
3
;
A-
,
Basin Oil
(Calif.)
common
Ltd.,
&
Common
Mfg.
Hats,
A
Ltd.,
common..:.
-______
common
t.
Diamond
Corp.,
preferred
Light
&
Power
Co.,
preferred
6-15
Gas
6-
"
Inc.
at
the
6-15
6-
5-21
July
24
proposal
dividend.
1
7-
-
2
6-29
2
6-11*
3
11-
to
(quar.)
-)
7-15
5-15
1
6-15
6-
8-
10-
1
7-
vote
declare
Mills,
Genuine
6-15
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-
6-30
Bymart-Tintair.
5%
6-
8
6-
8
7-
1
1
~
_
10c
(quarJL_—
Calgary Power,
Ltd., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)_
5%
__I
—
9
(quar.)
.
;
(quar.)
Crushed & Cut Stone,
5%
6-15
Canadian
and
of
General
class
B
Pa.
7-16
6-15
Hall
7-
3
6-
7
Haloid
Harnischfeger
1
redeemable
share
held )
$1
par,
for
Carriers
Central
Central
8c
7
37'Ac
6-15
6-
Hartford
6-15
6-
Haytian American
5%
I
pfd.
2nd
Gas
issue
quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
Storage (quar.)
Gas
&
Helme
7-
8
(George
6-1
Holland
6-30
6-15
Home Oil
6-30
6-15
Hoover
7-
6-
Hot
Furnace
Ball
——————
tl5c
50c
8-15
6-15
7-
2
6-18
5V2%
5
(quar.)
—
after
3-for-l
split)
7-16
16-
5%
8
$1.50
class
Electric Co.—
Huyck
7-
A
C.)
&
Wines,
Semi-annual
(from
Ltd.
prior preferred,
4%
Y.)
conv.
Commercial
6-
6-25
6-13
6-
7-30
7-16
1
6-18
6-
7-
1
6-29
6-15
(ouar.)__
25c
6-29
6-15
pfd.
50c
7-
6-20
from investment income
Commonwealth
Life
Insurance
2
-
(quar.)
Machine
8
7
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-22
Juniper
7-
1
6-15
Kable
ment
James
5%
7-
1
6-15
1
North
American
Common
Northern
Ohio
&
Brass
Class
5-31
10c
6-25
6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
5
7-
3
6-15
15c
7-16
6-29
37'Ac
8-
1
7-20
6-20
6-
20c
7-
2
6-15
7-
1
6-18
7-
7
Ox
Land—
Co.,
Ltd.
(N.
class
Ltd.,
6%
45c
common
preferred
Steel
Products
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Fibre Brush—
"A"
(quar.)—
—-
7
$1.25
6-29
6-15
7-
1
6-
8
6-11
6-29
6-18
61c
(quar.)
6-26
35c
6-29
6-18
$1.12
(quar. )„—
6-29
6-18
7-
2
6-15
,6-l j
6- 1.
7-16
6^25,
25c
7-
50c
7-
6-11
2.,/ 6-11,
6-11
2|
6-
6-
li.
6-11
6-
(I
30c
7-
6-1 i
15c
9
2
6-22
6-
6-22
6'-*].'
7-
15
6-11
2
1-
Co.—
'
28c
6-28
40c
6-23
50c
6-12
J25c
(s-a)__1
7-
6-11
6-
\
6-
2
A
6-25
6-11
6-25
6-l.f
60c
7-
1
6-L5
6-
6-15
6-
A
6-15
6-
1
t25c
(quar.)
6-30
37V2c
Ltd.
6-16
31'Ac
8-15
7-16
t$1.75
8-15
1
6-
...
(i
8
7-16
(initial
after
three-for-one split)—,
Pacific Telephone
8c
Telegraph,
6% preferred (quar.;—
Park-Lexington Corp.
Penn-Texas
6-
8
6-
6-
8
6-
A
20c
6-15
6-
(V
.
..
20c
(quar.)
%,
$1.75
7-
1
2
6-10
6-29
6-1*3
$1.50
7-13
6-23
25c
6-15
6-
A
2J/2%
6-30
6-
8
40c
6-30
6-
3
Corp.—
Common
$1.60
com.
40c
15c
———
Pacific Coast Aggregates (increased).
Pacific Intel-mountain Express, new common
(stock
dividend)..
preferred
______
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric—
4.60%
preferred
Corp.
Pioneer
series
G-
(initial).——IIV2C
(quar.)..
Gold
Mines of
2bc
British
Huron
(quar.)
Transit, common
Portland
(quar.)
Woolen
6%
6-1
8
6-
8
Columbia, Ltd.
tl2V2C
8-
1
7-1U'
2uc
6-25
6-lLi
2Cc
—
(quar.)
6^15
6-
A
7%c
common
6-22
6-
3
l£c
6-30
6-18
10c
6-?9
6-2U
6-2'J
$1
common
_____
6-15
6-30
6-18
10c
7-10
7-
5-31
2
2 VbC
—
preferred
6-29
12Vnc
31'Ac
(quar.),
;
Mills,
5-2!)
6-
Manufacturing (quar.)
Sulphite & Paper, com.
preferred
9
6-25
6-20
preferred
5%
6-
5c
-——
Suspender (quar.)
Polyplastex United, class A
Tile
1
30c
_—
Pioneer Mills
Pomona
6-
—_______
—_—
Pioneer
4%
6-15
6-2J
25c
—.—
Perfex
6-29
2
40c
Extra
Permian Basin Pipeline
Pettibone-Mulliken (quar.)
6-
6-13.
7-
50c
(quar.)_____
6-13
1
2
$15c
'J.
(quar.)—
6-13
6-20
2
7-
50c
(quar.)
1
7-
25c
do., "Ltd.
6-
$15c
20c
2
6-
5-21
'
25c
2
6-30
5-13
....
—_
preferred
7-
6-15
6-T.l.
5-28
$1
7-
4
6-10.
6-22
$1
40c
6-11
6-10
2
t37V2c
A
43 %C
6-
2
7-
H.)—
(quar.)
6-
1
7-
$1
(quar.)
—
6-20
7-
6-11-
$1.85
—
com.
6-18
7- 2
2
5c
(quar.)
Public Service
1
6-11
6-11
7-
62V2c
(quar.)
4
6-25
6-25
15c
40c
6-
20c
4-27
((JuarX______
Insurance"1 (quarj____ *'
6-28
1
1
6-
6-11
(quar.)___
50c
*
3
capital
7%
6-15
7-
60c
B
Ontario
6-11
6-1'P
...
Ry.
6-15
1
6-11'
6-29
5-25
1
convertible preference (entire issue
called for redemption on
June 28 at $25
per share plus this dividend).
c
7
6-1'A
3
4.56%
6%
6-
2
7-
6-29
T.___
(quar.)—
Oneida,
6-
6-11
7-
$1.31'/a
Co.
6-
2
7-14
50c
common
Cement;
Indiana
5-31
5-31
tl5c
-
'
Gas
6-10
6-10
15c
gains
ordinary income)—
Corp.
"B"
Penn
l>
6-5^
6-16'
|25c
(quar.)—
File—
North
0*
37V2c
"_
Extra
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
$2
—
6-11
(quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
6% non-cum. partic. preferred (quar.>____
4'/2%
first preferred (quar.)
Progress Laundry (quar.)_
—
class
&
B
Co.
of
7-
3
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
$12c
(s-a)
7-
$$1
20c
Chemical
Providence
7-10
7-
$1.50
6-30
6-22
f50c
6-30
6-
7-16
6-2(1
+76c
3
U
6-15
5-31
3
6-15
Corp.—
5%
Public
4%
Service
4.24%
—
—.
pfd.
America
(quar.).
(from
net
—
preferred
Purolator
SI
b-30
b-10
Quebec
Telephone
7-
1
&
Ranco,
Inc.
Raisin
Printing
Corp.
(quar.)
—-
—
6- 7
25c
6-30
6-10
7-
1
6-14
$1
7-
2
6-11
6-lu
6-26
4
Oklahoma—
$1.06
7-
2
$1.16'A
7-
2
6-lii
60c
6- 4
50c
6-11
6-
7-
1
6-11
6-15
5-23
-0c
6-21
6-
t^Oc
(quar.)
6-29
30°
Paper
2
6-11
6-15
6-29
6-15
25c
(initial)
6-27
(quar.)
7-
6-29
$2.50
Co.
Mining
25c
6-30
7-^
7- 2
6-l.j
b-ib
b-lo
7-
0-10
6-11
43 %c
6c
(s-a)
Kokenge
Oil
6-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-15
30c
—
6-15
(quar.)_
6-30
invest¬
—
(quar.)
7-16
35c
common...
4.65% preferred (quar.)_
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
River
Robinson
&
of
Co.
preferred
J56c
64c
Insurance
Transport Co.,
preferred (initial)
40c
common
preferred
Washington
Provincial
$12'Ac
income)
Mfg.
Julian
Kahler
6-29
Ltd.—
(quar.)
investment
6-
6-
65% c
Ltd.,
Minerals
preferred (quar.)
International Silver, 7%
6-29
25c
Mining
Nicholson
Ohio River Sand
Co.,
Olympia Brewing
Omar, Inc. (quar.)
60c
series
Tool
&
4%
6-25
75c
1
7-
quar.)
M-agazine_„1
Ncwmont
6-11
2'Ac
Breweries
Common
7c
(Louisville
(quar.)
,
25c
—
Telephone
International
5c
Quarterly
preferred
Interior
6-15
6-29
7-
62%c
(quar.)
Systehl
Fire
6-18
$75c
50c
partic. "A"
(quar.),.^
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Insiuranceshares Ctfs,, (s-a)
6-20
1
90c
Solvents Corp.
Commonwealth Investment Co.—
Bell
Ingersoll
6
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—-—
Extra
50c
Ky.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Dry Goods (quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp., common
Illinois
6-11
$4
Supply (quar.)
(quar.)
Molybdenum Co
(N.
6-15
13c
6-
—
Ry.
r
—
Co.,
class A preferred
4V2%
6-11
t50c
(s-a>__i_
Trencher
Bottling
$2.75
6-11
100%
investment inc.)
Builders
Cleveland
6-11
2
2
10c
Chicago North Shore System (stock div.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Cleveland
2
7-
Yorker
Portland
common
6-15-
1
Co.—
1
$1.37'A
———
(quar.)
7-
Ne\fHampshire
New.,
Port
(s-a)
Sons,
2
7-
—
Telephone
Electric
2
—
(quar.),
(Harvey), Inc.
(F.
England
7-
Materials—
pfd,
Cement
Brunswick
New
7-
15c
preferred
Hubbell
1
Nazareth
12'Ac
25c
(Del.)
7-
25c
Refining (quar.)
6-15
$12'Ac
(quar.)—^—
Hubbard Felt Co., Ltd.—
6-11
6-
National Sugar
8-15
50c
Ltd
from
Bearing
6-15-
$162
Field
Motor
6-15
6-
l'Ac
6-30
6-15
25c
6-28
6-18
30c
6-30
6-20
4
Products
Little
(quar.)
Co.,
&
preferred
Roos Bros., Inc.
Rothmoor
Class
A
Corp.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Co..
Rochester Telephone,
5%
,
$3.50
(quar.)
3
25C
—
(initial)
A
Bearing
Inc. (quar.)
preferred
National
9-15
$1.75
Insurance
Ltd.,
preference
6-13-',
(s-a)__
^
$1.50
6-28
6-20
—_
Fire
2
50c
——
Liquidating
Houston Oil
6-
Grange
6-15
6-0*
6-
common
($1.50
Grocers,
6-29
6-30
2
Semi-annual
National
6-15-'
6-29
2
and 35 .cents from net
National Cranberry Assn._^
National
,
7-
(s-a)
Aviation
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
—
Texas
Industries,,
preferred
7-
6-11
6-13
7-
Ltd;
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
40c
(quar.)
<quar.)_,
of
W
'
1V2 %
Jquar.)_
6-15
6-15
6-23
56%c
Foundation___
6-30
35c
&
Shoppes,
Houston Oil Co.
Co.
Oahu
7-
6-0
6-29
30c
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)_;
$ 12 'A
6-18
(quar.)—
com.
(initial
6-15
$5c
—
common
Co., Ltd., class
Co.
6-15
8
6-26
30c
$1.75
2
25c
—
Co,
Co.,
(initial
common
3
8
W.)
&
5%
National
•
X
37V2c
income)—
N
<V
—
quar.)
7-
6-30
6-
$4c
preferred
7-2
t$l
6-1,
6-11
25c
(F. E.) & Bros.- (quar.)
Nation-wide Securities Co.—
(From net investment
6-11
6-
6-11
15c
—
Myers
5-31
$1.25
;
—
7%
preierred
(quar.)
Hercules Powder—
$1.18%
Century Shares Trust
5V<%
1
2
35c
—
Sugar
6-
12'Ac
Transformer
Radio
77-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12'A
Collins
(quar.)
_r,
common
6-
25c
General
Hudson
Coca-Cola
5
6-
17V2c
Works
Dairies,
Brass
Income
6-15
6-
6-20
6-15
$1.25
.7%
(initial
$1.12'A
—
Corp.,
Royal
Mutual
•
1
•
(quar.)^____
12'Ac
-
7-31
$1.08%
Climax
A
6-15
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
(quar.)_
Products (quar.)
Chateau-Gai
7-25
8
6-12"
6-18
50c
(quar.)_
53c
——*—
(Canada)
A
6-15
each
Cos.
Cold
Central
8
—
Oil
Capital City
8
6-
31 'Ac
(quar.)—
6-
Ltd.
class A
dividend) (four-fifths
preferred,
6-
15c
Printing Co. (quar.)
Co.
3
—
Canadian
(W. F.)
7-
3
6-
6-21
87J/2C
(quar.)—
Ltd._
Co.,
$1 'Ac
*
7
J50c
6-15
6-15
6-1(3
.
40c
quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
6-
$$1.75
6-12
5-25
1
3c
—
Reclaiming,
common
Mueller
'
preferred
New
*.
l6-29
7-
6-15
6-11
80c
(quar.)
Ward & Co.—
New
1
6-15
—
—
27'Ac
(quar.)
1
(quar.)—
Greening (B.)
Griesedieck Co., common.—
5%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
6-15
Securities,
(stock
Co.
3
f75c
6-
35c
Ltd. .(quar.)__
37'Ac
7%
6-30
6-15-
2
—
common
3bc
(increased
class
6-
7-
6-30
7r25t
—
B
6-15
6%
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd.
Giant,
Class
7-
$$1.50
7-25
25c
25c
Rubber
Stores
(Daniel)
Green
1
Ltd.—
preference (quar.)„
Canada Starch Co., common
6-12
$1.25
(quar.)—
27c
Campbell Soup Co.
6-20
50c
pfd.
&
25c
common
8-24
15c
—
(quar.) '—
$ $1.12 '/a
preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
,_j
5'A% preferred (quar.)—_
Canada
$$1
7-
1
4
7'Ac
*
(quar.)_
~$$1.25
(quar.)
Pacific Utilities,
5%
12'Ac
$50c
—
;
preferred
California
6-15
7-
9-
15c
Mines,
Tire
Drug
Green
$1.50
5
25c
(quar.)
Bros,
Goodyear
6-20
7-
*
Water
Chemical
7
6-25
2
t30c
—
Sugars, Inc.—
prior preferred (quar.)——
Goldblatt
Gray
6-
66-
7-
$20c
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A#-.——a
Grand Rapids Varnish
'(quar.)—
6-14
6-15
6-25
'
1
Gordon
6-28
8
35c
(quar.)
$4.50
6-14
$3
6-
Godchaux
6-14
7-
20c
I "I
preferred
non-voting)
(quar.)
Inc.
6-29
10c
(quar.)
Mascot
4
75C
(quar.)____j
preferred
Giant
6-
10c
—
6-25
lie
and
preferred
Genungs,
20c
1
50c
30c
General Telephone Co. of
6-15
30c
(quar.)
6-12
6-12
•
7-
$1.25
(qaar.)____—
Utilities
Rubber
class
Mount
6-12
2
——•
$1.40
a
(accum.)
2
7-
(quar.)
*
Bulkley Building, 7% preferred
Burgess Battery (quar.)
Burnham Corp., common
6% prefened (s-a)
Bush
Terminal Co.
2
7-
6-15
quar.)
(quar.)
Canada,
Montrose
'■?
8-
6-lC«
2
I2V2C
—
5-31
7-
—
$1:25
8
6-30
6-
7-
—.
(increased
Corp.,
A
(quar.)
Locomotive
9
62'Ac
1
Securities, Inc.—.
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
General
8
6-
Parts
General
6-
5-2A
t$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
New
5-31
56'Ac
-
—
(reduced)—
2
37'Ac
—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
5%
6-15
60c
(quar.)
Electric
7-
35c
x_:
—
preferred
General
15%
a
6-30
T
Industries,
5%
to
cn
6-14
50c
Co.
General
6-16
6-22
2
7-25
5-25 (
5-31
6-26
preferred
$7
6-15
7-
,,
General
9-12
3
6-22
6-30
6-15
6-27
fl2Vac
(increased
Montreal
6-11
50c
45c
*
5-31*
40c
(quar.)
7%
1
50c
6-15
20c
(quar.)
Brick
(quar.)-
Montgomery
1
6-20
6-15
(quar.)
common-
South
4l/a%
1
66-
2%
Candy Corp.
"
6-
6-11
6-15
6-16
1
(quar.)
Monroe Auto Equipment
Co., 5% pfd.
Monroe
Calculating Machine Co.
6-12
6-11
1
7-
-$2.50
'
,
of
Midwest
6-12
6-25
$1.37'A
(quar.)_—
(increased quar.)—
Inc.
6-25
35c
,
(quar.)
Co.
Middlesex
8
12c
Steel
Co."
6-
7-
$1.08%
preferred
Middle
6-11
6-25
6-15
MiCfo-Wbisture Controls, Inc. (stock divid.)
Mld-lffexas Telephone Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
6-11
16c
1
Gamble Bros.,
5
6-30
6-29
'
income-
1—
(voting
.
-
(quar.)
Shops
(quar.)
(George A.)
General
7-11
1
$2
,
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
com.
6-18
1
(quar.)____
Linotype
Thermit
Inc.,
7%
6-15
»
7-
5c
Publishing
Mfg. (quar.)
MetiopolitaVi
„
(quar.
Cos., Ltd.
Fuller
Metro,
6-15
6-18
6-15 *'
,
-
Co.
Pressed
Gabriel
6-18
6-
2
6-15'
1
5-31
5c
:
Extra
*
6-18
7-15
•
10c
meeting
will
Fraser
9
UOc
X
-
Frick Co.
9
2-
2
7-
10c
-
3-1-57
7-
25c
1
7-
$1.08%
;
__;
Lumber
Publishing
Ik
Mica
7-
0
$1.25
Corp.__.
7%. preferred
8
2
$1.62'A
Wallace, $3 class A
Fostoria
8-10
12-
Fund—
Fund—
(quar.)—
B,
Metal
5
6-
Co; (quar.)——
Co. (stock dividend)—.
(quar.)
5-23
9-4
J 5c
&
Class
6-30
40c
Corp.
Bake
Forbes
6-14
1
6-
7-
A*
6-
—
preferred
Mergenthaler
5-25
6-15
6-
6-20
Extra
6-28
6-28
$1.75
Ry.—r
(accum.)
Ferry Cap 81 Set Screw
Fidelity Fund, Inc.
6-14
8-
2
7-16
..
6-15
^
Aircraft
.
6-15
3'/2C
;
Co
common
River
McKinney
1!,
7-16
(quar.)
preference A (quar.)_.
preferred B-(quar.)_
Federal
6-15
,
7-
5c
com.
____
annual
directors'
stock
6-25
40c
___
on
6-14
J28%c
—
Brown-Forman Distillers
Corp.,
; 4 %
preferred
(quar.)
held
2
35c
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stockholders
6-29
7-
6-
$35c
25c
4J/a%
5%
6-
6-15
Co.
6-15 :
15c
Co.-(quar.)
McGraw-Hill
6-18
35c
Farrel-Birmingham
7-16
33c
common
partic.
McCloud
McDonnell
Meredith
12'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Family Finance Corp., common
5
56'Ac
(quar.).
Co.,
preference
t$1.75
62'Ac
preferred ; (quar.i_:
(T. G.) & Co., Ltd.—
be
34%c
t$1.50
Extra
,
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)—
8
40c
investment
Gas
Bearing
87'Ac
common
Natural
Fafnir
15c
(quar.)..
Brass,
Paso
Ex-Cell-O
60c
common..
(quar.)
7- 2
4'Ac
(quar,)
Street
A
net
Empire Petroleum
Exolon
25c
$6
8
50c
Corp.
Stock
Electric Auto-Lite
.■
6-15
J25c
...
Asphalt
Maxwell, ijta.,
8
6-
Mastic
r.
common.
6-15
15c
_____
Co.
3'A% preferred
Brazilian Traction
■
66-
•
$17'Ac
preferred (quar.)..—
Regisoer Co., -5V2% • pfd.
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
B
2
2
tl7'/2c
(quar.)
Borg-Wamer
5%
Co.,
____;
!_
Black-Clawson
Brinks,
Class
Egry
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-18
from net investment income(Thomas A),<;Inc., class A common—
2
$1
____■
pfd.
from
7-
20c
,
_
Common:
Bright
6-12
6-
25c
.____
3
6-29
$2
—
common
common
Howard
7-
62'/ac
—
^
7%
,
Bridgeport
V
•
r
6-30
25%
6V2%
1
15c
Inc.:.
,
.
;> Common
Bridgeport
2
&
Edison
.;
/
8
$1.07
(quar,;——-—
preference
7-
>
8
6-
preferred .(quar.)—
Massachusetts
Quarterly
com¬
-
6-
Elec.
6-11
2
.
(quar.)__Si.
&
6-16
6-30
2c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
F
Gas
7-
6-30
*
$1.06V*
pfd. B
preferred
Mfg. Co. '
(Glenn L.)
6-15
-
(quar.)_
Investment
6-11
18c
4.35%
Angeles
6-11
2
27c
E
Martin
Laboratories—
Co.,
40c
___
6-30
62'Ac
iquar.)
International
.$1
.»
Co., Ltd.,
B.)
$1.12Va
—
Industries,
Belknap Hardware
class
7-
6-15
>
8
6-30
D
2
7-
6-28
18%c
preferred
Marion
8
6-
preferred
Madison
5-31
6-
Quarterly
El
.7-
10c
—-JLLLJ
:
dividend);--—
(quar.)_i—
Glass
1st
Eaton
.
(quar.)
Belding-Corticelli,
Biltmore
1
25c
(quar.)__
2
6-30
6-30
Stock
Eaton & Howard Balanced
,
1
8-
Cr-eatri
preierred
6%
*
5
j-
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., common.4'A% preferred (quar.)-
4'A %
6-
7-
split)__
—
Bates
5.28%
6-20
7-31
6J/4C
(quar.)
Furniture
7-
$1.14
(quar.),
(quar.)
A
(quar.)—
4.35%
Los
-
1
7-
$1
J5c
————
■
92'Ac
—
62»/2c
Match
4»4%
6- 6
meeting
1
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
?
-
(quar.)
Fund—
investment income————
(A.
Eastern
of
Eastian-Blessing
6%
15c
<
.
preferred- (quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
7%
preference ? (s-a)
Barber Oil Corp.,
(quar.
Blue
6-15
-
6JAc
__
3-for-l
_
6-12
40c
6-15
"
-
Growth
Power
7%
6-15
7-
(quar.)__
convertible
Barber-Ellis
3
—.
convertible
Dunhill
6-23
(quar.)—
after
7-
$1
(stock
6-11
12 V2c
'
Electric,
4'A %, preferred
$1
5%
6-15
,
__•
(accum.)
iquar.)_.:_.
&
7'Ac
———
Lion
'
preferred
Mont
Du
Machines, Inc.—
Wilcox—
6-15
(quar.)
Draper Corpr (quar.)—
6-12
tlOc
preferred
1
Dragon Cement
8
pfd.' (quar.),
4%x preferred C
(quar.l„iit_-__—
Bankline Oil l payment
omitted on the
mon stock at this
time) ,;
> .■
Bassett
7%
6-15
6-22
Ice
Dominion
8
6-
6-22
35c
—
prior-preferred
Hill
Baltimore
5'A%
Dixie
-
7
6-30
50c
,
.__
3
com..»(initial
Baldwin
Diversified
.
&
New
&
prior
5%.
7-
$1.05
(quar.)—:
Lines, Inc.
'From net
6-15
2
7-
«
10c
-
5%
New
Air
Duke
Corp
$ 1.12'A
5
6-8'
6-2Q,
£
(quar.)
■
6-15
preferred .(quar.)—
Semi-annual
1
(quar.)
Plywood
1
common
common
Co.
6-20.
35c
-
preferred
.
20c
Ltd., class A
Extra
6-
7-
Gas,
Holder*
Payable of Bee.
25c
Lexington Funds, Inc.—
-»
Lexington Venture Fund Shares
(Initial
quarterly from net investment income)
Lindsay Chemical Co., 7% pid. (quar.)
6-11
6-15
company
(quar.)—Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__^
4.32%
6-20
2
at
preferred
Luz
Lau Blower
12-14
■
12'Ac
—
6-12
UOc
Class
7-
25c
:
Rfo Grande & Western RR.
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR. Co.—
6-21-
.
50c
___
Atlas
(quar;)
6-30
45c
Denver
-
8
7-
—_—
Arvin
Atlantic Wholesalers
•
6-30:
6-30
(quar.)
Corp.,*-4%
1 -1-57
2%
May 31)
Co., Inc.,
Laclede
6-14
payment
When
Share
—
on
4%
La
6-14
2
$2.50
common
4.28%. preferred
Delta
8b
6-
7-10
A6-29
,
$1.50
_
Arundel
Greyhound
4.20%
1
6-
-
60c
(quar.)—
com.
(initial after 50%
Corp. (quar.)_.
^
Industries -(quar.)-AAtlantic Co. (quar.)_
2
4%• preferred. (quar;)^__
,
6-20
2
$1.50
—i—-
New
6
7-
7-
Delaware, ^Lackawanna •& Western RR.—
Stock dividend (Two of New York,
Chicago
v
8i St. Louis RR. common stock for each
6-12
;
6-16
7-
6-14
6-12
6-29
7^
fee
50c
•
—
r
Co.
held
6-22
7-
common
Koppers
8
50c
33Vb shares held)
Delaware Power & Light, 3.70%
pfd.
4.56%
preferred (quar.)_^,_T^
6-15;
'
m:
6-30
v
$1.50
,
\
Smelting
Atlantic
-
5-28
6-29
'•<
37 %c
(quaf.)_4__.
preferred
(quar.)
Art Metal Construction—
,
8
,
Engine
Clothing,
6-
$2.50
(stock dividend)__
Corp.! (quar.)^
preferred (quar.)—=——
Decker Mfg. (quar.)——
-j
6-15
12'Ac
-
4Va%
*
(quar.)
Products
6-
1
$3.75
common
6%
1
6-
£5C
.
(quar.)-
-
(quar.)_.--«.
Tobacco,
7-
6-28
(quar;)_——-r-~
Co.,
preferred
8
7-
.—a-—
par)
common
Machine & Metals
6-
12 %C
(qua,**-)-—3
par)
&
7-- 1
30C
Securities.-^--($10
8
$1.12%
preferred •(quar.)._-__--__—
American
'.*
Telegraph
com.
6-
6-15
1
6-22
—
,
(quar.K------—-—v
District
1
43%C
-
______
Co.,.' 7% preferred 4qnar.)___
Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)_^-_
American
Curlee
>
American Can
American
.
.
8 A
8
25c
—
(initial quar.)-
com.
Cummins
6-
1
7-
50c'
(s-a) -p_—•.
6-
7-
on
5
Manufacturing
Zellerbach
8
6-
2%
1
)
-
:
-
Jnc.
(quar.)_nKeystone Portland Cement
Co.-(quar.)—
Kingsburg Cotton Oil (no action was taken
5
$ 1.37'A
preierred
Crown
8
6-15
Per
Company
Kennametal,
5-28
6-
(quar.)
(s-a)
20c
>
(quar.)—
Laboratories,
common
preferred
Crgmpton
6-15 '
'
Name of
8
6-
-•
1
6-15
dividend)
5%
.
t
6-15
,
60c
(quar.)
'
(Del.),
6-
75C
(quar.)
(stock
' 6-
7-16
$1.50
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, com., (s-a),
Payable of Bee.
10c
Alden's,
Baking
preferred
Coffee
7-16
J15c
:
$1.25
5%
casualty & Surety Co.
(quar.);
Lite Insurance Co. (quar.)^_.
Aetna
-
J40c
-
—
$5.50
to
inc.*
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
Cooke
Holdert
When
Share
Inc.
Addressograph^Multigraph
-
-
,_vaa.
,
Consolidated Naval Stores (quar.)
Consolidated Rendering (quar.)
Per
Holder%
Payable of Reo-
Ltd.—
nounced during the current week.* Then we follow witha second table in which we show the payments previ¬
^
When
Share
t
Consolidated Paper Corp.
increased
(quar.) -
Ltd
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
t25c
25c
—
$1-25
(quar.)
com.
®
(reduced)
(reduced)
Roxy Theatre, Inc.,
10c
5c
$1.50 pfd.
(quar.)
37'/2c
b
3
6-
1
1
/
**
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
16
.
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
(2656)
St.
2
6-15
6-12
35c
6-15
6-
50c
7-
1
6-12
91 'Ac
9-
1
8-14
22 %c
6-15
6-
5
$1.02%
6-15
6-
5
Manufacturing Co., Com. (quar.)—
(quar.)___
Brook Water Service-
Scovilie
preferred
$3.65
(quar.)
Common
—
preferred (quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Bamey, Inc.—
(quar.)
Common
-
American
15c
7-
1
1
(quarj
Extra,
6-21
6-
6-5
5-3
receipts
——i
Smith Engineering Works (quar.)Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2 preferred (quar.)——_
—---—
Snyder Tool & Engineering Co. (quar.)
"Stock dividend
j.——--4—
South Jersey Gas (increased quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Partic. preferred
(quar.)
—
—
Southern Union Gas, com. qquar.)
SI conv. pref.
(quar.) _______------——
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
——
1
5-23
20c
B
Chemical
Brewers
Sterling
28c
6%
—
3
6-
8
6-15
6-
7
American
6-15
6-
5
American
2
7-
2
5 %
6-15
6-15
American
6-
8
American
National
6-
5
American
National
6-15
15c
6-
5
New
6-15
6-
5
Common
6-15
1%
6-
5
7-
6-20
American
6-20
American
1
1
7-
—-—
10c
6-
G-29
Rogers,
Westmoreland,
tion
on
6-
4
6-11
6-
4
25c
6-20
6-10
25c
6-20
6-
31'Ac
6-
2
5
American
American
7%
5
35c
6-30
6-
7-16
6-20
Class
$1.05
7-16
6-20
8
Class
Si—builuing,
$1.02%
7-16
6-20
7-
2
6-15
75C
7-
2
6-
$1.25
—.
(quar.)—
—
25c
—
7-
6-
2
New
8
8
American
Thread
8
American
Tobacco
6-
6-15
the
Per
Laboratories,
Share
Vitrified
Paper
(quar.)
Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
4%%
preferred
5%
Metal
&
—
.
Aluminum
4.50%
6%
i30c
7-
Ltd.,
Steel
Co.
RR.,
pre'vrred
preferred
common
Stores,
Allis-Chalmers
conv.
4.80%
com.
(«-a)
(Alan)
Co.
(quar.)
Amalgamated
6%
5-18
New
class
A
5-21
New
class
B
6-20
5-21
2
8 15
Asbestos
7-
2
8-15
Ashdown
6-
4
5-18
Class
6-
7
1
6-
7
6-30
6-
8
7-
6-15
1
5c
2
6-15
6-
1
13 3A C
75c
6-15
6-
6-
5-11
8
4
Ashland
Oil
Stock
&
Associated
Motion
6-25
6-
6-
5
5-18
Assoc'atfeS
6-
5
5-18
Atlantic Coast
183/4c
7-
1
6-22
Atlantic
9
5-15
5
6-10
5-18
93 3A c
7-
1
6-15
30c
7-
2
6-15
Cos.—
preferred (quar.)
75c
7-
2
6-15
(quar—
4-10
4-10
6-15
5-25
7-
2
6-
7-
2
$4
partic.
Associated
6%
class
2
6-11
7-
2
•'
1
",!l
*
6-
8
preferred
7-
1
5-31
6-
1
5-10
4
6-15
6-
8
Line
Coast
Co.
Line
(Conn.)
RR.,
com.
30c
Atlantic
Refining Co.,
com.
7-
Atlas
City
Corp.
Electric
(quar.)
Atlas Powder Co.
(quar—
:
6-12
6-
7-
2
6-15
' $1.75
7-
2
6-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
1
1
6-11
5-25
6-29
6-14
1
6-15
7-
35c
6-22
6-
1
S1.183A
6-12
6-
1
$1.06%
7-
4
6-29
—_
(quar.)
1
1
6-
5-11
15c
25c
6-15
6-11
5-14
6-29
6-15
6-15
1
25c
6-14
6-
5
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-13
;
5-31
6-30
$1.25
6-29
$1.25
9-28
9-14
12-28
12-14
$3
6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
9
6-
6
7-
2
6-
8
m.12%
7-
1
$$1.12%
10-
1
*
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
5
5-11
7
new com.
6-15
30c
6-11
5-25
6-
5-14
(increased)
5-25
Electric,
5%
preferred
7-
9
6-25
7-
9
6-25
5-10
$30c
6-15
6-
1
$25c
7-
3
6-
1
6-11
5-
3
3
6-
7
$51.19
6-°9
6-11
6-29
6-
8
7-
1
6-10
1
6-10
6-15
5-14
6-15'
5-14
5-25
(quar.)
25c
2
6-15
6-
5-15
1
Oil
Company,
Buffalo
Co.,
common
_____———
Co.
(quar.)——
5-14
5-14
50c
6-15
5 21
Inc.,
4%
Burlington
Mfg.
Co.
Copper
T
&
Financial
California
6-29
California
6-14
Calumet
6-20
5-24
5-25
$4.75
&
7-
1
6-
8
15c
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
15c
6-11
5-21
5-25
6-15
6-
$1.25
7-
1
6-20
20c
6-
9
6-
1
1
6-23
6-18
6-15
5-25
7-
2
6-12
6-
6
5-22
6-11
6-
1
6-11
6-
1
6-30
6-
a
10%
$1
8-
7-12
1
6-25
7-
6-
4
6-15
3
10-
10-30
*
$llc
Ltd., class A——-n_:
7%c
6-15
5-31
6-15
6-
1
7%
pfd. (s-a)__
6-29
6-11
$$3.50
7-30
6-30
1
6-11
7-16
6-15
60c
Service
A
6-22
25 c
1
(quar.)
Inc.,
5-15
7-20
15c
(quar.)—————
& Sons
(quar.)
Zinc
Hecla,
6-15
25c
Water
preferred
6-11
7-10
6-15
$15c
preferred
(quar.)
Ink (quar.)
Packing Corp.
(stock
7-16
15c
62 %c
$25c
$50c
Power Ltd. (initial)
California Electric Power Co.—
$2.50
6-18
—
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd..
I
5-14
1
20c
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
Burroughs (J. P.)
Bush
3
30c
(quar.)
Dock,
Dry
——
Ltd
Steel,
& Co.. Ltd.
8- 1
6-11
7
77-
95c' *
30c
—————
preferred (quar.)
Co.
30c
60c
6-
36c
—
Watch
$1.25
60c
3
—
Calgary
6-12
7-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Bvllocks,
Bulova
C
6-12
$53c
5c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Bullard
7
30c
common
Eclipse
6-
(quar.)
50c
(quar—50c
7
(quar.)
Co.
Bucyrus-Erie
5-31
8
7
6-
25c
—
Buckeye Pipe Line—
Butte
1
6-
3
25c
—
Chucking Grinder
Creek
Burns
6-15
6-
3
7%c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Burrard
6-11
3
7-
7-
Glass, common
(quar.)
—
trust certificates (quar.)——.—
preferred (quar.)
—
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (quar.)
5%
Budd
7-
7-
$56c
$S1
Voting
Bigelow
7-
$63c
Brock way
Buck
2
5-23
10%
Bryant
7-
7-13
78c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
933Ac
preferred (quar.)_
——
4 'A %
preferred (quar.)—_———
British Petroleum Co., Ltd., ordinary (final)
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.
(quar.)—
$5
5-25
Tobacco—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
8
•
—
common
4%
Brunner
7
6-20
30c
40c
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
7
6-
6-20
1%
—
preferred
Brown
6-18
9-16
6-
30c
4%%>
2
6-
$1
——
Columbia
43/4%-
5-21
7-
l
6-15
15c
preferred
British
5-31
6-15
6-
6-15
7%%
6-15
6-
5-21
;
2
(quar.)
& Sons
British-American
31c
1
7-
(s-ai__
5-31
7-
6-15
$1.37%
$1.25
—
—
(quar.)
British
Aluminum Co., Ltd
British American Bank Note, Ltd
British American Oil Co., Ltd. (inc. quar.)_
9
7-
5-21
6-11
$2.50
—
Rubber, 6% pfd. (s-a)
dividend
33/4%
6-
5-
6-15
6-11
87 %c
—
Bristol Brass
5
8
6-30
6-18
20c
pfd.
1
Bristol-Myers Co.,
6-
6-
•6-16
50c
preferred
Briggs & Stiatton Corp.,
6-28
6-15
5-28
6-30
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
(C.) & Co., Ltd
%%
Stock
6-18
7-26
6-
6-15
50c
:
5%
RR.,
Water
Brook
Brewer
6-18
6-20
5-16
25c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(E. J.)
6-15
6-30
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Club
Maine
&
2
6-15
62 %c
75c
^
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
prior
4%%
6-29
7-
Co.,
preferred
6-27
6
~C.)
Atchison,
5%
1
1
5-31
30c
—
(increased)
California
Atlantic
66-
6-15
Brantford Cordage Ltd.—
7-13
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.^—
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
5
6-15
8
—_—
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%%
Boston & Albany RR.—
Brach
2%%
(quar.)
5-10
25c
(H.
Bound
6-15
60c
6-14
5-30
$1.50
(quar.)—;—
Co.
Boston Woven Hose &
6-
$150
7-16
7-
.
—
——
—;
5 %
(interim)
.
6-
50C
quar.)__—
(quar.)
(North Carolina)
5%
5-14
(accum.):
1
6-15
50c
■
common
Stores
6-11
6-15
InvpsTpert
6-15
1
30c
Aluminum & Brass
Boston
7-10
Inc.—
Transport,
convertible
7-
15c
Book-of-the-Month
5-14
(quar.)
A
5-25
6-
—
(quar.)—
Bond
6-11
7-
5-29
45c
$1.50
$1
5-24
6-22
6-25
6-15
—
Airplane
5%%
6-15
Industries
1
15c
—
(increased
Bohn
Industries, Ltd.—
Picture
6-11
20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)——& Electric Co.—
preferred
Bohack
5-11
Mfg
common
1
1
$1.25
37%c
Spring Corp.
(quar.)
Associated Tel. & Tel., common
6-30
6-
(increased)
Associated
7-20
6-
com.
reoejnts ordinary
dep.
6-15
t60c
88-
6-28
2%
Electrical
Associated
$1.02
(quar.)
Refining,
dividend
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
6-11
5%
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Quarterly
6-26
tl5c
J 18c
25c
3
3
*50c
(increased quar.)
Laughlin—
Boeing
5-15
12%c
t25c
uuar—
$5
6-29
37 %c
—
(quar.)
6-15
1
1
5-29
25c
25c
quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
B
$1
(quar.)
A
6-29
81'Ac
1
6-
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
H.)
100%
Leather
convertible
(J.
75c
(quar.)
6-
6-15
6-
Ltd
Corp.,
37 %c
(quar.)
(initial
(initial
Constable
Arnold
7-
American
(auar.)
com.
C'v of America,
Goods
5
6-20
7-
6-14
8
outstanding at the present time)
6-
$4
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75 preferred
5-18
7-
7-
40c
Cement, common
Mfg.
Co.
Bros.
6%
4
$1.16'A
$1.18
$1.08
22%c
6-
*25c
Blue Ridge Insurance
6-
60c
6-15
7-
5-11
5
Class
5
$1.75
6-
6-
93%c
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred
Rubber,
2
40c
(stock dividend)
common
_
7-
25c
____
6-15
A com. & Class B
com.
(stock div.)
<1% shs. of new stock
for each sh. Class A and Class B shares
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
^
6-
Co.)
(quar.)
—
steel
Armco
2oc
Ga.s —jar.)
Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium, Ltd. (increased quar.)
Aluminum
Armstrong
1
$1.05
Allison Steel
Alum'num
Armstrong Cork,
5-31
6-
$4
(s-a)__
(initial quar.)
preferred
5-18
6-15
Corp.—
Dye
Mfg.,
6-22
6-30
&
Bloch
<pf the
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
6-11
(quar.)
Arkansas Western Gas
45c
(quar—
Pictures
preferred
37 %c
Bliss
6-22
5%
4.32%
5-25
1
Service
Public
Missouri
(quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.72%' pfd.
7-13
1
(quar—_
preferred
$1.15
Steel
Allied Products Corp.
3V5» %
—
com.
approval
Commissions)
4.65%
1
(Wr.tertown,
(quar.)
Industries
8-
and
15c
(quar.)
pd. (quar.)
Natural
common
Artists
5-21
Co.,
to
40c
(See Wcocl
Allied
6-11
Arkansas
6-
25c
Gas
(Subject
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Ludlum
3
6-15
Louisiana,
divid.
6-12
27 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Soutnern
preferred
Stock
50c
common
Allen
Allied
com.
1
inc.—
preferred
Allen Electric & Equipment
New
(qvar.)
1S1.25
Insurance
Chemical
Oil
Fuel
6-31
25c
.___
(quar.)
Corp.
6-11
(quar.)_
preferred
5%%
Oil
Arkansas
3
_
Products,
Allied
Argo
1
7-
parflcip*t'ng
7%
6-
(quar.)
U2%c
Engineering
Great
Allegheny
1
A
Arkansas
Alabama Tennessee
Alco
7-
class
Arkansas-Missouri Power
preferred 1951 series
Alan Wood
Anvil
5-31
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
4.60%
6-1
5-15
(quar,)—.
Alabama
1
6-
Process
Y)
7-
6-11
Express
Standard
Reduction,
137 %c
(quar.)
6-11
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Blaw-Knox
6-15
$15c
7%c
—
6-15
(quar.)
Aetna
N.
Anheuser-Busch
6-15
Alloys,
Co.
Agricultural
Angostura-Wuppermann
7
$1
convertible
Adams
Air
7
6-
___
Acme
Acushnet
6-
2
5-31
4
5
30c
2
7-
Brand,
66-
Ltd.—
-
31'Ac
(quar.)
Sugar Refineries,
(quar.)
A
preferred
Wire
Development,
Anglo-Newfoundland
Quarterly
7-
6-11
(initial)
6-27
5-25
3%
of
&
6-27
6
25c
6-25
15c
30c
$0.3719
$25c
quar.)
convertible preferred
Ltd. (s-a)
%
Anglo-Huronian,
62 %c
(quar.i—
5%
$1.10
4 'A
(initial
common
45c
5c
common
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
Acme
(quar.)_
Producls,
common
preferred
$1.20 class
Payable of Rec.
(rniai\)_-
6
7-
6-13
7-
preferred
$4.75
Oil—
(quar.)__—
preferred
A C F Industries,
5%
Holders
Casualty
128'/a c
(quar.)
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Abrasive
When
—
Anderson-Prichard
New
(s-a)
__
7-
Blackstone Valley Gas
$1
Writing
Anchor
50c
$1.25
$1.75
*
22 %c
$2.25
12%c
$1
30c
6-22
17 %C
(s-a)
—
Sivails & Bryson, corhnlon
Black,
20c
25c
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar—_
common
Co.
6-11
25c
Products
Glass,
$1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(s-a)„
Window
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred
preceding table.
conv.
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
(quar.)—
American
Corp.)
The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
4%
Telegraph
&
Co.,
American
I
weeks and not yet paid.
Abbott
,___
American
proposed
Name of Company
<quar—
common
(initial-quar.)
common
American Telephone
6-20
6-30
(quar.)
Refining,
preferred (quar.)
American Surety (NY)—
ac¬
pending
Co.
Stores
Sugar
60c
(quar.)
7%
8
American
dividend
the
on
40c
Foundries
2
*35c
1
25c
25c
(quar.)—,
American Steel
30c
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
6-
common.—
(annual)
Insurance
States
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
Y.)
(N.
7-
6-15
*25c
(quar.)
——
Decker
&
4.25%
(quar.)
5-31
25c
25c
Blackhawk-Perry
6-15
35c
25c
30c
10c
30c
$1
$7
Razor,-
Safety
American Seating
1
$1.12%
$1.10
Wool
Rock
American
6-
6-20
&
(quar.)__
Re-insurance
5-15
1
Radiator
Common
6-15
6-15
"
IOC
—.
class A
Electric
Birtman
6-11
American
2
1 %%
—
Inc. (stock div.)
(increased quar.).
Limestone
Mfg. Co.
Black
9-10
give the dividends announced in previous
we
6-15
12-10
Anaconda
Below
6-15
6-29
9-20
American
with Borg Warner
merger
6-29
6-20
American
6-15
7-
25C
12-20
American
approval
6-15
$1.25
6-11
(company delayed
its
common
stock
stockholders
6-29
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
standard Sanitary-
6-15
2
62 %c
—
(quar.)
—
.——
Bethlehem Steel, 1% preferred (quar.)-;—._
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
7-
7%c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
preferred
6-15
1—
(quar.)——
Publishing
Corp.
6-15
6-15 '
7- 2
held)
Paper,
1
5-31
7-
-
6-15
6-30
*80c
6-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
6-11
6-15
2%
26c
(special
Corp.
Bessemer
8
6-
2
Bibb
•
6-11
2
65C
——
——
Beryllium Corp.
12-10
6-20
7-
25c
25c
$1
quar.)
(initial quar.)
2
7-
$1.43%
—
-
Telephone
Bergstrom
preferred
1
(quar.)
Mfg.
9-10
preferred
2
Cement
9-28
non-cumulative
7-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Whitehall
9
non-cumulative
7-
Cos.
6-
non-cumulative
(increased quar.)——
(quar.)
—
Inc.
1
6-29
1
5%
6-30
Massachusetts
Western
Wheeling Steel,
6-
5%
20c
Stores
Department
6-
6-I0
5%
55c
pfd.
(quar.)
Utilities Co., 4.40%
Texas
6-15
12-28
7-
—
Canada (quar.)
stock div.)
Stock dividend
(one share of Automatic
Washer Co, common stock for each 20
Bell
Bellanca
5
•
.
4%% pfd. (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)——
—
preferred (quar.)_
—
..—_
4.10%
6-15
20c
West Penn Power Co.,
Western
6-15
6-30
5-31
6-15
4.20%
6-30
7
6-11
25c
(quar.)
Aircraft
Bell
20c
—
Co.
8-21
6-
7-
Electric
9-
*7-2
2
"
Hemingway Co. (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% p+d. (quar.)
6-15
2
35c
Penn
6-21
1
—
Belding
6-15
22 %c
West
6-30
6-
7-20
7-
7..
Distillers
Packing,
;
$1
Instruments,
Beecn-Nut
6-18
6-30
45c
,
!_—
pfd.
preferred
Beckman
6-15
i——
(quar.)——.—4
(quar.)
6-30
6-21
»
$1.75
Counselors
$1.40
5-25
5-25
25c
:—
common
(annual)—
Co.
8
9
7-
6-
Gas
$1.75
6-
6-
10c
6-15
Mfg.
5-25
6-15
50c
Ohio
6-15
8-27
6
60c
'•
(quar.)
(quar.)—
<quar.)_.
——
Ties
5-21
7-
$1.06
(quar.)_
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., class A
50c
-—
———————
West
(quar.)
Chemical—
preferred
American
1
6-11
7-
40c
50c
__
Co.
(quar.)—
President Lines,
9-17
10c
—:
(quar.)——-—,—
B.)
shares
(initial
A
6-15
$1
Corp. of Amer.
dividend
Beauty
6-29
Oil & Snowdrift-————.—-
Wesson
class
$4
9-28
12-31
$1
common
Brummel
1
1
6-29
10-15
Works
(J.
Stock
—
J.
(quar—__—
&
,
Beau
25c
Vanity Fair Mills (reduced)——————Victor Equipment Co. (quar.)—
Ward Industries Corp., $1.25 Pfd. (quar.)—
Waterloo
Optical
Potash
common
5-18
66-
1-15-57
$1.50
Associates, Inc., 5%
Beam
4
6-
2%c
2%c
(s-a)—
Texas)
—
Co.
6-30
5
6-15
6-19
2%c
pfd.
$6
(Galv.
—
New
8
Insur.
—
New
(From net in¬
Finance,
(initial)
News
7-
6-11
■>
.7-13
(quar.)——
•,4%
preferred
Bayuk Cigars
•6-15
"6-11
2
6-15
& Sons—.
preferred
7-
6-15
(quar.)—
,—
—
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common (quar.) —
5-21
6-20
Inc.,
1.
6-30
$1.50
.Stock dividend
~4—
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.
Iron
7*
$1.50
preferred
53/4%
1
$1
4%
Bath
"8-
•
25c
;4'/4%
preferred (quar.)_
Bank Building & Equipment
Basic,
9
5c
7%
50c
$3
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
—
Common
8
1
6-
1%%
Aroostook RR. (resumed quar.) —
Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)^—
preferred (quar.)—
————
Bangor
1
'6-
183/4C
—
&
Bangor
8-31
11-30
$1.12%
37%c
27 %c
——
common
American
Corp.—
9-15
12-15
50c
10c
25c
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.,
preferred
Meter
6-15
6-15
133/4C
(quar.)
Bancroft (Joseph)
5-31
e-15'
$1.31 %
—„—____—.4'-
Products
Metal
non-cum.
4
6-
6-15
—
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.).
4%, non-cum.
4%
—
RR.
Ohio
&
Baltimore
of Illinois—
Ltd., 4%%
convertible
%
6-15
20c
10c
—
(quar.)
Metal Co.,
8c
1%
income)
&
preferred
7%
9
7-
V 30c
—
Corp
(quar.)
American Laundry Machinery
(quar.)—.—
American Ldcker, class A7 (quar.)
American Machine & Foundry (quar.)
American Maize-Products, common
(quar—
6-29
5-22
1
7-
6%
Beacon
preferred
prior
6-
6-15
6%
-
,
(quar.)
American Investment Co.
7-13
6'Ac
:
—
-—.J—
2"m J6*'8
class A (quar.)__
partic. preference (quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar,),_;
—
Utah Oil Refining (quar.)_„_——
Waters
—
(quar.).
(Texas)
7-
6-26
1
6-
6-15
5%
(quar.)_.
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
6%
1
8
6-
6-14
31'Ac
20c
6-
6-
6-15
2
Insulator
+$1.75
6-15
6-22
7-
International
6-9
6-20
6-30
6-14
5-31
6-25
25c
Paper Mills.
P.ano,
common.
Badger
Baldwin
1
American
6-26
<•
1
American
20c
4
6-
2
6-
8
6-15
7-
(B.
6-30
6-11
4c
—
(stock dividend)
T.)
(quar.)—
Co.
F.
S.
Babbitt
6-14
Indemnity
10c
(quar.)_.
A common
Class
B.
6-
8
6-15
4
8
6-
6-25
4
6-
2
6-
6-25
1
6-
9
2
25c
6-
2
6-15
5-25
6-22
1
20c
*
B/G Foods, common
7-
2
17 %C
6-15
6-29
5-18
*
2
20c
Voting
dividend
Stock
7-
Inc.—
5-23
6-
7-
5'/4%
5-23
6-11
6-
—
Derrick
&
7-
6-15
6-11
1
15c
6-27
4
5
1-
Semi-annual
-
66-
(6-18
v
6-15
40c
non-cumulative preferred
Machine (quar.)—
Axe-Hougbton Stock Fund (from income)-.
Ayshire Colieries (quar.)
6-
American
7-
7-3
6-14
6-15
Holder*
i
6U5
7 32 %c
non-voting
30c
Automatic
6-
30c
Hotel
York
American
133/+C
Non-cum.
World
8
6
30c
Home Products (increased monthly)-30c
.i—l—————_——— ■
"'.50c
Hospital Supply (quar.),
-. y.
30c
Extra
6-
6
6-
6-
A
——
American
6-15
15c
U. S. Glass Co.
$5
6-15
5
6-
2
6-14
Hoist
6-29
2
30c
30c
Class B
American
Inc.—
Pacific
Common
,
1
77-
15c
——
class
Ltd., common
Products,
Steel
Automatic
5-17,
(quar.)
(quai—
Electric
Greetings,
7-
$2
dividend
Funds,
4
6-
6-15
1
7-
6-15
6-15
American
6-14
6-15
50%
American
6-20
8c
preferred
vestment
West
6-20
7-1
7-
When
Payable of. Rec.
Share •
$17%c
Au^oitratiC canteen Co. of America
Automatic Fire Alarm (quar.)
8
5-10
31'Ac
.
United Income Fund Shares
Van
7-10
7-10
6-
6-22
5-29
&
_
*12 %c
5-10
Gas
.
.
6-15
6-10
20c
25c
50c
(quar.)—.
Power
Products Corp.
Electric Service Co.,
Auto
6-16
1
6-11
Foreign
dividend
6-15
7-
20c
20c
20c
—
———
General Insurance (Texas) (quar.)
> Stock
2
7-
6-14
American
1
5-31
35c
preferred (quar.)
Utah
6-
(quar.)
B
United
6-15
.
dividend
Stock
United
Forest
130c
(quar.)
Utilities Co.,
5%%
&
American
1:50c
—-
common
United Cities
Class
American
1
25c
Paper (quar.)
Stock
1
———
(quar.)__
preferred
1
66-
7-
.>■
Per
f
{
'
j
■
Quarterly
6-
6-15
lc
$1.50
._
—————
6-15
15c
———————
Union Eag &
Quarterly
Quarterly
$15c
& Construction-
Inc.,
'M,
5%%
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)———
—.
—
Transcon Lines, common
(quar.)
Common voting trust certificates
(quar.)
Tuckett Tobacco, 7% preferred (quar.)
U-Tote
1
6-
(quar———
:
Casualty (Orlando)—
&
$1.18%
5%
Tyler Refrigeration
6-
6-15
—
common
(quar.)—
Common
Fire
$1.12%
(quar.) —
conv.
Tishman Realty
6-15
25c
(qr.ar——
Corp.
preferred
American
6-20
7-16
50c
preferred • (quar.)
5%
non-con v.
pfd. B (quar.)—
300 Adams Building-—:
5%
American
25c
(quar.)—..
Markets,
American
6-11
+$1.50
——
Ltd., common ————-—
4% preference (quar.)——
Tappan Stove ———■
Thorofare
6-15
6-29
6%
(G.)
Tamblyn
6-29
35C
(quar.)——
inc.
Products (quar.)
Stecher-Traung L.tnograph Corp.
10c
12 %c
40c
37 %c
25c
An.erican Enka
5%
——
—
American
6-15
25c
25c
62'/2c
93%c
87 %c
(quar.)—
common
(accum.L—.—.—
Electronics
6-29
6-29
6-15
(quar.)————
Co.,
preferred
7-31
$1.06'A
25.C
f"—■'
(quar.)
>—-—
export Lines-—————:——
Felt Co., common (quar—
Partic.
(quar.)
Stanley Home
1
6-
—
preferred C
(quar.)
3V2 %
preferred D (quar.)—
American Elec. Securities—
10c
preferred (quar.)
—.———
5%
preferred (quar.)
Speer Carbon Co.-—--—-———
Standard Radio, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
6-15
50c
62 %c
3%%
450c
4% %
Standard-Tocn
6-
25c
Co.+—,
(T. L.)
75c
40c
—
(quar.)
Colortype
Cyanamid
American
deposit
American
25c
(quar.)
y—...—— —
American
7
30c
$0.0139
Singer Mfg.—
Co.
Chicle
American
Simplicity
Smith
Barge
Chain
6-19
(initial)——
common
(quar.)
Line (quar.)
& Cable
(quar.)
'■ ■
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
35c
$1.25
75c
5c
$0.0684
common—.—
Holders
When
Per
Share
preferred
Note,
Bank
preferred
American
6-19
7-
Corp.,
Alloys
converllule
6%
6%
$1.12%
———
__—
series A preferred
Pattern
$4.50
4
American
—
1
.
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
-a—
American Aggregates,- 5% pfd.—quar.) ——
American Agricultural Chemical—,—-——
American
Scranton-Spi Ing
4.10%
Name of Company
of Rec.
6-30
7-
5c
Public Service, class' A—<———
Louis
When
Payable
1:20c
Co. (reduced)—_
———
Russell Industries, Ltd
——
<F. C.)
Russell
,
Holders
Per
Share
Name 0/ Company
(quar.)
6-15
62c
7-
25c
6-15
6-
10%
div.)
1
6-26
5-28
55c
(quar.)
common
7-
7-
20c
6-29
$1.18%
6-29
G-
2
5
8
—
(quar.)
(Continued on page 50)
..
6-11
6-11
Volume
Number 5539.
183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record K>> New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
■
Iodic (or Prtviaas
Yea* 1965
{
107
Jan
Jan
6
/
Feb
111
19
13
3'
48% Jan
37% Oct 28
•
-
'
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Uveit
Hlfkeit
toweot
39% Feb
1
16 V* Jan
Highest
10
106% Apr
7
13 y8 May 28
27
109% Feb
14% Jan
9
18
71
Aug 25
58% May 28
63
18
79
Aug 25
67% May 29
'67
May 29
23% Sep 19
35% Sep 20,
25% Nov 30
7% Mar 23
6
25% Jan
19
21% Oct
21
1
77% Jan
20% Novr
12% Oct
30% Jan
"27%
9
Mar 14
Mar 15
157
Dec
28
170
Jan
109% Jan
Jan
80,
Jan'
7% Jan
209% Jan
3
2b
3
Aug
3
9
48% May
178% May
1
9
Jan
27
3% Jan
3
^
20% May 28
9
115% Apr
19
'81% Apr
July 12
6
88% Jan
23
10% May
Jun
3
170
Jun
24
135
Jan
26
30
Jan
23
Jan
4
117
Nov
11
112
14% Jan
7
20% Aug 26
122% July
6
25% Dec 30
Jan
20
Jan
S
34
t
19
20
104
;
13
117% Jan
23% Feb
.
7% Jan 23
\
326 "*
19
Dec
22
51% Mar 14
' 94% Jan
7
61% Oct
133% Dec
27
"
--
* Apr
6
110
27
36% Apr
56% Jan
23
'
97% Jan
3
'
62'/b May 28
75% Mar 12
'
34
May
129% May 24
148
Mar 14
,•
110
125
Mar 12
"
34
Apr
17
Sep
23
82
Feb
14
119% Sep
13
72%
Jan
18
a%
Nov
ie
Jan
5
25% Jap
17
82
Oct
14
70
Oct
11
20% Jan
'6
139% Jun
13
110% Feb
14
126
14
31
May 25
101% May 24
36
Feb
7
,
Jan
26
Jan
9
70% Jan
9
27/a Feb
' May
4
3% Jan 13
9
'
138
24
37
13
39
Apr
30% Nov
4
26% May 22
30
Jan
105 % Jun
30
91% Feb
23
29yaJun
8
Jan
6
Nov
16
36
100
Feb
Sep
14%
14%
41%
-*154%
*156%
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
Nov
Nov
10
121 % Mar 23
J
,
14
65
91%'Jan
63
May
1
22% May 24
,
21
May 31
79
Jan
?
3%
20%
"
*
9
Mar 19
50%
22%, Jan
18
24% Jan
23
18% Jan
17
21% Mar
8
20% Apr
9
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
5% May 22
42% May 25
35% Jan
18
59 Ye Dec
7
23% Mar 17
27% Mar 14
81% Sep
27
47
Jan
3
42% May
46% Sep
16
38% Jan
6
54% Feb
27% Feb
32% May 21
20"% Jan
49% Apr
Nov
17
1
27
Jan
37% Apr
9
27% May 15
34
Jan
90% May 28
100
Feb
Mar 14
69 % Dec
22
135% Dec
21
61
*
Jan
23
126
-
Jan
24
23
77% Apr
153
May 14
Apr
Can
138
•
12
12
27% Mar 21
1
Colortype
112 %
124
120'/a
12.4%
♦2%
10
18
18% May 23
American
29%.May 28
44"% Mar 12
American
Enka
40 % Sep
22
35% Jan
3
44
20% Sep
22
17% Jan
10
24% Apr
13
13%. May 2a
I6V2 Apr
5
Jan
3
12% Aug 17
16-
40
52% Dec
Jan
7
Feb
1
Mar 30
-
8
47% Jan
130
3% Nov 21
28
Nov
21
65
Jan
11
Jan
26
17
Dec" "9
5% Apr
«38
6
96% Jan
*
-
v
96
86
1
Nov
15
Aug
2
16% Nov
60% Mar
39% May
131% Jan
25
4
33% Jan
■
May
27
1
84% Jan
9
17% Dec
7
15
30
129% Jun
1
9
101 % Apr
1
17% Apr
18% Dec
2
107% Feb
'4
101% May
1
11
35% Apr
7
24% Feb
9
32% May
18
94% Jan
6
90
Jan
3
93
27% Jan
21
35% Feb
10
15% May 25
41% Mar 16
17% Jan
Sep~i3
108
.20% Mar 14
♦26%
27%
*26%
27'%
*261%
27%
105%
102%
102%
103 %
66
66
66%
66%
651/2
65'/2
800
'22%
22%
23
23%
23%-
23%
"23%
23%
27,100
3
*108
32
10% Jan
17
15 ;
Jun
13% Jan
*110
23
6
26% Oct
27
60% Sep
38% Apr
38
27
.53% Mar
3
Jun
7
27% Jun
5
50% Jan
39 % Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
46% Nov
16
27
30
18
32% Feb
29
9
44% May 24
158% Apr
72% Apr
58% Sep
11
56
Feb
21
46% Jan
Feb
13
8% Feb
27
36% Jan
6
21
75
4
23
59% Mar 20
May
Amer Smelt & Refg com
American Stores
20% Jan
31
172% Jan
13
62% Feb
21
130% Jan
20
187% July 21
82 % Dec
13
Feb
29
May 15
7%
6%
Jan
2
16% Jan
75 Vi Feb
27
84 Yi Apr
30
135% May 29
145% Jan
27
10
34% May 28
51% Jan
Oct
27
26% Jan
13
29% Aug 16
26'/b Mar 23
28% Aug ,* I
24% Apr
16
30% Jun
17% Feb
14
fl
Jan
3
10
Jan
30
29
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
72|
Sep 21
63 V* Feb
14
83
,
87% Mar 19
6
40
110
Jun
Mar
20
36
7
102
3
Feb
8
May 31
32% Jan
10
42% Apr
107
Jan
3
For footnotes
Dec"
see
May
7
page
28.
36
26%'May 29
1
179%
25
100
136
42 Va
42%
42
42%
4,500
104'%
*104'/4.
105 %
105
IO51/2
700
;
357/» Mar 19
*92
common
14
77
34%
£ %
31%
30%
30%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
6 Va
5%
6%
5%
5%
43%
44%
44%
44%
441/4
44%
r
43%
56
28%
90 Va
68%
;
.' 23%
17%
23%
"
31%
4b
51%
97
14
180 %
78%
136
355/a
9%
1,700
28%
28%
91
28'/4
28%
*90
69%,
28'/4
100
29%
900
91
50
68%
69%
136%
136'/a
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23%
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23%
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31,400
1
400
.
1,000
:
361/2
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18%
18
18'/4
1,600
31
31%
31%
31%
3,100
40%,
*40%
41%
21%
21
21%,
14
53%
141/4
14
14 i/b
53%
541/4
36%
121%
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5%
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124%
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41%
124
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102
36%
110
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110
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13
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102
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♦100
500
7,700
23,500
•
54
9,100
36%
5,300
110
900
5%
13,200
41%
129%
6,700
13
102
143/s
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,500
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15%
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A
1/64
A
57,800
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103
7
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30
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29%
16%
16%
7
7
28%
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28%
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25%
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161/4
6%
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105
25%
'
29
:* 15%
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38%
28%
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25%
25%
90
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'
105
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28%
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90
;
103
28%
28%
27%
16
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16
103
71/8
25%
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16%
7
16
4,500
103
60
28%
7,400
90
38%
200
29 Va
13,400
105
25%
10
3,400
;
29
16%
7
1,000
25,200
61
61%
61'/a
62%
62%
63
5,100
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,100
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
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21%
6%
7
67
51%
95
'
6%
50
126
52%
94
95
70%
;
46
128
-
44%
53
7
50%
45%
46
45%
7
160
46
52%
94
139%
139 y8
140%
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14%
14%
14%
179%
180'%
179 %
180%
139
76l/a
77%
78
135 »/a
136
35
9%
136
45
21%
♦161
31%
158%
126
45%
21%
168
68%
503/s
158
;
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31
68
49%
'
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30%
156%
46
*
168
30%
44%
45%
45%
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140%
1,700
21
r
113
14
800
44%
57%
137%
DAY
14
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447/a
44%
57
91
69
16,000
44%
137%
.
21%
13%
♦100%
44%
300
4,300
•'
40%
20%
5
45
20,400
57
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
40
%
44%
/ EXCHANGE
18
36
.
28%
1341/a
531/8
44 Vs
♦28%
STOCK
x66%
108
.
♦44 VB
28%
,40
:
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30%
16
»
,
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.
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21%
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53%,
35%
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137
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70%
50
157%
45%
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44%
52%
95
140%
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180%
77%
136
45%
5,200
21%
22,600
168
10
7%
7,600
311/4
1,200
71
350
50%
13,700
158%
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45%
1,000
128
70
45%
10,300
52%
3,600
95
300
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610
141/4
300
181'/a
46,100
78%
17,100
400
137
36>/b
93/4
36%
35%
36%
22,700
9%
36
9%
9%
9%
2,400
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27%
100
25
27
27
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27y2r.
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27%
27
27
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27
26%
26%
27
27
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
191/4
19
19%
2,600
72%
74%
x72%
73
58,100
No par
73
74
73%
74
6%
series.^.
5%%
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
;
30%
20%
31
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anaconda Co —!
50
Preferred
2
12
40% Mar 13
30'AMay 28
13% Jan
100
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Mar 20
t
-44% Jan
139%
Co
preferred
Preferred
May 28
Jan
4j%
x51%
17
'27
52% Jan
33% Mar 30
41%
•27%
-."5-
Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
23% Mar 13
9
45
25
common
American
13
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
Co
American Tobacco
6% preferred
I
23
100
...
Snuff
noncumulative
1
7%
16
187% Feb
10
10
47,300
56
48% 50 A
.■■'.156% 157
American Sugar
19
23
16
American T«d <fc Tel Co
Mar 22
Nov
11% Jan
1,000
21%
43
109
Refining corn—100
100
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
16
108
146
preferred
American
2
179% Jan
6
May
-
21
55% Nov
145
15
7
No par
59% Jan
12
66
21%
*44
5
5%
*38
41%
121% 123V2
*12%
12%
*100'/a 102
13%
13%
1
48V8 May 18
50% May 23
.
'
23%
18
A
19
89
28%
*64
22%
6
30
40
8)
39% Jan
139
19
(expire June
preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
16
Sep
32% Dec
-1
129% Mar 26
16
103
50
25
18
X281/4
66
21%
30%
90%
67%.k
133%
17%
,
107
10
Nov
28 Va
♦64
1,000
22%
I* *20%
44%
42%
56
28%
28V4
29%
40
,
10
SS Co
24
58% Feb
.
65
*130
23%
10
Hawaiian
Apr
Feb
90%
x20%
13%
52%
35%
Apr
46% Mar
.
44%
42%
55%
*28
27%
Foreign
Jan
174
43
...
1
——5
42
100
47
20%
6 *
43%
120
147% Nov
8%
31%;
20%
5%
153
6
200
31'/a
104
104 Va
29%
1
22
2
31%
*100
117
■:*
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
14% Jan
,
177
6% May 23
' May 25
■
4
24% Mar 20
27
30
4
Dec
50% May
20% May 24
*
64% Jan
46
4
40% Jan
137 % Jan
.
3
6
3
Apr
5
May 28
' 9
172
Apr
8% Jan
66% May
12
9% Jan
6
13
Jan
Jan
37 % Feb
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
28
30
28% Feb
16
179 % Jan
7% May 25
29 % Jan
Mar 16
2
Mar
35
.
,
21% Mar 14
170
108
4
55% Jan
11
31%
104
28%
66
*113
15,400
41%
42%
104% 104%
103 * 103
26% 28%
*88
90
38
38
Amer Metal Co Ltd com new_No par
27% 30%
4%% preferred
—100 " "
104 "' 104
American Metal Products com
2
25 /a
25 A
5%% convertible preferred
20
*28
29lA
American Molasses Co„_
1
15% 15%
American Motors Corp
5
7
7
American Natural Gas Co
25
€1% 62%
American News Co
No par
3x%
31%
American Optical Co
1
35
35 A
Amer Potash & Chem new—No par
4o
45 /b
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
* 21
21%
7% preferred
100
163
163
American Safety Razor—
-5
7
7
American Seating Co—
10
3C A
30 ,a
American Ship Building Co—No par
66 A
67
Mar 29
34% May
.6% May 14
.
114
♦100
28%
'
800
21%
5%% prioi preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred—
100
Amer Machine & Metals
No par"'
40% Mar 21
May 25
13% Jan
4
28%
105
31%
104
*64
3
114
31%
♦100
104
41
■
114
31%
31%
31
Tiling
Corp
American Investment Co of 111
7
28
17
11
Rights
21
24% May 10
30
8% Oct
Oct
104
1
Jun
.
46% Jan
*
102
114
*100
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp—1
•
31% Sep
24% Mar 16
20,000
3
41
1
.
3
106% Feb
27% May 28
25
127'/2
3
*20%
~ " 99%
65
American Ice Co common—No par
% May 24
13
Oct
,
17
I
21
104
124%
*37
10
6% convertible preferred
American-Home Products
20
13% Jun
.
126%.
41%.
American Hide & Leather conu—1
14% Mar 21.
-Jan
88% Nov
,
American
May 23
Sep
23% Oct
103
18,600
3
10
New common
1
12
1/64 Jun
13% Dec
1131/4
♦39
Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
-5'
American &
5% May 23
42
31
11% Jan
99
-
5,100
112%
3
American European
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
,-40c
-
'
16
-
Jan
3% Jan
Mar 30
13% Sep
105 i.
23
35% May 23
■»
~62%
13% Jan
-
36%
113
42
No par
Co
Encaustic
29
15
100
36%
*37
prior preferred
-100
American Cyanamld Co com_.
10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co -——20
Sep
3.
37%
41
27%
102%
66%
4%%
15% Jun
Nov
125
109'/a
3
No par
Crystal Sugar cbm
Co
54
34
112%
110%
*37
25
Chicle
12% J an" 26
>'
36%
118
12.50
-
Cable
&
42% Dec
19
36%
106%
1
common-]
Co
American
14
Mar 15
500
112
20
Corp
American
6
17
48
6,400
*109
100
-
Radio
American
,
9
33 % Dec
106
34,800
32%
94
♦128
"
100
common
&
7% preferred.
American Chain
5
100% Jan
Cable
American
1
May 10
67
Inc
preferred—
American
7
48
5%
-
2
45% Mar
21
33
65 '/a
32 y8
134
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
11
7% Mar 12
29
71% May
637/a
-
Amer
J
•'
♦93%
32Va
111
Amer
30
'
'
64%
♦105
44"% May
48 % Nov
94
63%
31%
*124
3
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
10,800
110
39% Jan
33% July 15
3,100
50 '/b
133
1
preferred
*93 %
-
35%
42% Dec
convertible
600
33%
*
110
6
4%
50 "
♦123
35
33% Jan
*
'33%
'
115
22
26
500
8,200
23»/4
134
34
64
110% Apr
14%
23%
*108%
28%
24
18,300
ii3ya
112
*124
2C%
Jan
-
63%
28y4
'
94
31 %
64
104
"lo
37%
115
*14%
,
1,500
*
62%
No par
14%
9,600
-
160
36%
33% -
American Bank Note common—_10
19
14%
1
400
*112%
49%
6% preferred
50
American Bosch Arma Corp-——2
107% Sep
*140
36%
115
33%
22% May 17
12
160
36%
49%
31
Jan
*225
34
23
100
400
14%
31%
50
com
96,600
49%
16% Jan
Co
70
8%
34
27% Mar 8
May 28
Shoe
82y2
8Va
8%
23
22% Mar 30
Brake
82'/2
8%
115
72
7
83
*83
23
6
•
19%
112
2
14
20%
23
-93%
2,900
.
116%
113
Jan
'•
3%
19%
22%
14% Jan
64
600
*
20%
111%
32'%
No par
preferred
31/4-
♦140
63%
"
29,600
"
*114%
*112%
31%
convertible preferred
,100
American Bakeries Co com—_No par
conv
45 Va
163
19'/a
36%
x62%
3%%
cum
3 %"
49%
94 ' "
48%
''*'",94".
___1
1
"
2,700
167%
♦156'/a
34%
T34
lo
common—
43%
165
*
163
23
'
100
44%
165
111
23
200
13%
♦225
10
100
13%
6,400
2iy8
'
115
14%
14%
1
116%
'
20
preferred:
4%%
14%
109%
convertible preferred
American Airlines
36'/b
*112 '/4
20O
1
134 "
19 V*
152
36%
'
'20%
400
115 /
134
>
*114%
,
8%
*140
10,700
377,500
va
18%
3'/4
85
*225
'
27
18 ye
♦156%
19 Va
8%
*27'/8
18%
165
*
20%
152
xl4%
•
116%
♦83
.
136
'.43%
Y
DAY
3 VB
19%
'
*
14
.'
MEMORIAL
'-
163
20%
8%
35y8
*112%
5
com
^
is y8
43%
162
375
1
preferred
23'/a
"
27%
136
.
CLOSED
*114%
*
85
152
par
14%
3Vb
19%
*225
*
EXCHANGE
162
116%*
8%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)_
^._1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical
No.par
26% Mar 16
21
STOCK
18%
*156%
3%
*114%
1
139
42%
42%
27 va
.
14%
156%
%
.
18
'
163-
*82%
convertible
6%r convertible
23%
1/64
300
.
*
Va
27
*136
18
18
Amalgamated Leather Co
3
31
it
27
136
___100
Aluminium Limited
3
102
Jan
2
6
May
-
17%
19 Vs
Alpha Portland Cement—;
Aluminum Co of America
"
'
1
2,600
23%
100
4.08%
*
99% Feb
3% Mar 29
39
39% May
126% Apr
30%
23%
par
3V*%
:
108
34
May 24
30%
23%
100
.
9,500
23%
-
Inc
800
18
31
*132
Co
69.
68
30%.
%
10,700
*66
30 Va
24
3,100
*66
29%
"
100
60
29%
-
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
New common
3
23
Kid
59 Va
17%
3V
9,400
13%
18%
•
No
67%
4
Shares
■■
13%
67%
"67%
23%
Allied Mills
No par
Allied Stores Corp common—No
par
4% preferred ___L.__i.__i;
__^100
,
4
Industries
60
the Week
42
*107%. 108%
13%
"60ya
17%
-
;
13%
,
67%
1
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allen
:'
108
18%
1
conv
Allied
108
17%
-*"26% "27%
100
9
108
41%
67 " 67%
torp_L10
No
42%t;
4iy«(
18%,
-
preferred A
4
93% May 29 'V
Apr" 11
5% %
1-
67""/''
1
i
41%
June 1
'
-
29%i
"
1
;
common
12
15
88
67%
,67%
Friday
May 31
60%
5
18% Jan
134% Apr
Sep
59%
60%"
Sales for
Thursday
13%
67'/a
PRICES
.
17%,
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
2
Sep 26
34% Aug
1
65% May 12
41
13%
*65
100
129% Apr
25% Jan
14
48% May 15
13
160%
13%
x58%
lfr
——
preferred
SALE
*
common
$4 prior preferred
117% Mar 27
22% May 29
11
81 % Apr
Inc
4%%
4
43Va Apr
May 21
33% Feb
May
preferred
Alleghany Corp
'
160
14% May 31
July 22
63% Jun
9
*•
7
—
106% Feb
40
98
13%
.
7%
Aldens
31% May 28
;
♦107%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining-—.:_lo•
' Alco Products Inc common
_1
- ;
16
23'A Jan
6
May 24
Mar 14
83
108%
~>65
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry_-
'
122
f
40%
2.50
Aefoqulp Corp
Air Reduction Inc common
4.50% pfd 1951 series-
4% Feb
HIGH
Wednesday
May 30
May 29
*107%
Corp_^^_-_^_Nopar
1
Tuesday
40%
50
Mar 14
163
39%.
25 ""
common
' 5% preferred called
ACF-Wrigley Stores- Inc
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co—
Rights (expire June 6).
4
~
A_1
—.
LOW AND
Monday.
May 28
"
-
5
*
*
r
■ *
Pat
100-
' Addressograph-Multigraph
1 Admiral Corp——:
May 14
15% May
Feb
preferred
-Adams-MiUis
22% Jan
136
28% July 28
91% Aug
5
11
'
19
156
20
Jan
117
6
153'
•
.
*
26% Mar 30
7
18
19
36% Feb
5
11
' Jan
'11% Apr
22
Dec
"17% Oct
4
% May 24
>32% Jan
4
17% May 28
107
6
1
9
'
4
155 -
2% Nov 29
33% Apr
23
108
5%
19% May 24
May 17
7 27
6
29% May
22% Jan
20"
3
Jan
■
•
common
4% preferred—
ABC Vending Corp.
ACF Industries Inc
67% May 29
Apr 10
29% May 25
15% Aug 24
41 % Dec 21
14
67% Jan
76
14
1/64 Jun
34% Sep
130 " Dec
Jun " 3
30
Abbott Laboratories
6
6
46% Jan
Jan
„
45% Apr
•
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
„
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
,
36%
6.25
No par
103
37%
103
36%
*102%
70
'
36% !
103
,
72%
69%
71%
73%
73'%
73
74
36%
37
36%
36%
102
103
103
103
.,
250
530
2,400
550
21.80
3f%
35%
35
35%
34%
34%
34 V4
34 '/a
1,800
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp new_10
Andes Copper Mining—
14
30%
31%
31
32%
31%
32'A
31%
32%
4,500
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
♦26%
271/a
27%
27%
300
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
Monday, June 4, 1958
.;
.
(2658)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
■.:" f
Uvwi
6% Jan
3
43% Feb 14
31%' July 5
11
Oct
S6
Highest
'
34% May
3
Jan
-
36
18
13% Jan
6
Dec
11
35% Apr
22
Armour
102% Mar
17
15% Jan
Artloom
10
16
35
22%
22-
22%
21%
22 Va
51%
53
52%
53%
52 Va
53
26,400
20%
20%
20%
21 Va
"20%
20%
17,600
31%
32%
32
327a
31%
32 Va
95%
95 Va
95'%
95%
19 %
*18%
19%
20%
31%
31%
96 Va
96% "
5
*18%
5%
'.
*95% -96%
'
19 Va
1
Ipc
Inc—I
Industries
/
Goods
*
17%
37% Sep
36% Mar 14
104% Feb
113
8
1
•3% Feb
8
Aug 15
May 27
69
102
Apr
110% Jan
20
3
313/a
5
r!
-
preferred
0.25%
'
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
18
15
Nov
162
Jun
62
68
Jan
173
23
13
13
101
3
30 % Mar 13
28'
Jan
-
8
1
43% Jan
27
35% Jan
•
,
40% Sep
9
06% Sep
15
101 Va Apr
20
95
Apr
38% Sep
6
48% Mar 31
40
May 28
-99% Feb
19
47% Mar 14
10
14% Jan
July 18
Feb
8
21
^10
$3.75 series F
100
*97%
10'J
1
...—,
10%
Conv
-20
pief ($1.20) J—No par
*17/
prior
■,-6% May 24
42 % May 29
49% Feb 24
(The)
^Avco Mfg Corp
02.25 conv preferred'
98%
-17% 7,
f
'
■
■
*97%
98%
10%
10%
'
•/
,
5%
5%
coifiuion—_3
_Nopar
18'/a
18%
18%
:•
1,900
67%
68
68%
1
1,000
10 Va
K'V
10 Va
10 Va
10V8
300
'
*17
*17
23%
-
17%
*22%
17 Va
23
-
23 Va
5%
43
-
-
43 ^
57/s
6
42%
'
"
*42'
70
10,000
16,400
18%
■.
17%
23
v
"
■
23%
—
"
23 Va
22%
-7
10%
67%
•//
-
.10%
*17
23,000
42
67%
*10Va
-
6,400
40-,e
41%
/"• '.;.//
:■}{
-
'
"
"
«
20
56%
40
,
10%
r
18
*66%
'
Amer—5"
Co of
18
1,200
56
40%
10%
10%
■-
10%'
*10%
'Automatic Canteen
18
18%
66 Va
eommon___.,_No pur
Nichols
Austin
9
18%
66
20
1
Powder
1,200
100
*
V' ■/
*•
41%
40%
••
•
preferred
cumulative
5%
Mar 30
„
common*.
New
Atlas
40%
6,400
57%
28%'-
*99
57%,
V
155
57%
'•
£ 97%
-/
40
1,200
28%
.
100
56%
% *20
63
•
153%
:
57%
28%
*99
;
97% -97%
i
63
156
2,600
107
♦106
28%
"
100
39%
.
42 Va
;
/
'
4,100
31%
' 31%
;
63
*57%
'
55% ; 57%
98 V*
;
40
-5
Atlas Corp
27% Mar 16
■i 7% Feb
24
8% Apr
54
100
Atlantic Refining common"
17% Feb 27
19
22% May 28
*16% Jan
ir
27% Dec
20
Oct
Jan
18
i 16% Nov 16
(
10
Mar 21
/
8% Oct 26
43
'10
4
*99
100
31%
107
'
153%
'
-
18,300
17%
29
62%
1-
*
1,200
17%
29
*106
.-
'
28 Va
28%
397/a
Preferred
'
"
100
Line
Coast
-V DAY
■
151%- 156
57% -57%
28 Va
38%
1
11% Jan
62
56%
76% Mar 13
18% Jun
/
155
57% :-.57%
54 y*.
'10% May 28
May 28
May 29
61% Feb 13
.
28
"
10
9
■l
9
106
62
*
RR____No par
20
45 % May-14
18
Dec
147
Co com—6.50
preferred '
4%
Atlantic
9
44% May
5
34% May 17
utf
63% May
50
00
—.—
Atlantic City Electric
Feb 27
lOt
96 % Feb
Mar 17
59 Va Mar
10
Preferred
61% Jan 20
62
150
.2,600
28
17%
29
31%
MEMORIAL
"
,
-
'
55% Apr 23
3'
Oct
30
06% Oct
,
Common
23
Apr
"
27% Dec
41 % Oct
137
80
Aug 11'
61%
.10
Associates Investment Co
'
131% Jan
31%
106
*; 106
106
100
...
'
'
'
'
Mar 14
87
Jan 23
55
29
31%
29
31 Va
*27%
17%
CLOSED
28%
28%
1
7,500
•'
5%
29
IXCHANG]
«
Corp—
Common
Jan
-
19
5%
28
28
STOCK
17%
6
5%
.
27%
.16%
..
3,000
*
5%
*27%
27%
:
16 Va
7
01.50 serie's—No par
Dry
Associated
27%
__i
•
5%
*
"
*18%
19 Va
*18'/a
6 V'a
2.50
Oil & Refining com.
2nd preferred
••
30% Mar 29
29% Feb
Co
Carpet
Ashland
Mar 29
27% Jan
16-
Arvln
31% Mfcr 15
v2fr
11
21%
51%
1
Corp
100
22 Va
'
13
8% Jan
5% May22
27% May 17
Constable
Arnold
2,400
v
34%
;
No par
preferred
03.75
•
6
Jan
22
.■
2
•
34 Va
34%
50%
5
1,300
34 Va
;
34%
21 Va
1
36 %
•
36%
34%'
10
5%
36 Va
5%
36 Va
36%
34
Illinois
Shares
*4%
36%
'
'■
r 34%
36
Corp
Co of
<fc
*5
4%
the Week
Friday
June 1
May 31
36 Va
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
37% Mar 27
17
Jun
Steel
Armco
18
May 2
May 30
♦.
Wednesday
4%
53/a
*4%
No par
/ Argus Cameras Inc
24*
7
Apr ■ 2
18% May 24
28
-
30
6
06% Apr
5
18
94
Nov
17
6
Argo Oil Corp
62% Apr
'Jun
34
Mar 15
12% Jan
Archer-Daniels-Midland
0
5
8ales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Tuesday
May 29
*
Monday
May 28
Par
Inc
Co
27% Mar
«
9% Feb
14
6% Jun
34
Jan
-
29% Jan
,
IF W Products
9
9
15% Feb.
19
3
STOCK
EXCHANGE
39%Apr-
28
46% Feb
28
102 Va Apr
20
t
LOW AND
41% Apr
27% Jan 23
15
26% Oct
06% Aug 30
10% Sep
•.'*•*» ♦' ■*'
■*'
NEW YORK
6% Mar 19
*
May 24
21 % May
18
f**t '».-t
Highest
Lowest
4
,
6
55 % Dec
May 12
36
•
Range Sine* Jan. 1
-
4% May 10
'
STOCKS
lull far Prultu
Year 1955
'••••• •'
5%
*42'/a
43%
*42Va
2,500
36,300
6
43
-
6
200
.
B
11% Jan
10
14
Jun
90
53% Sep
18
35% Jan
Jan
105
54% Jan
6
75% Nov
Jan
6
45
2
66% Jan
30
48% Nov
15% Jan
5
8
19% Nov
35 Va Feb
1
41% Feb
1
68% Jan
4%
27
13
23
Jan
29 % May
6
May 28
'
103
*102
103
1
54 %
55'/a
54%
54% Jan
72%
74
73%
25 Va
25%
"25%
25%
44
*43
44
19% Jan
Brothers
common.!
preferred
*43
16%
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
130
103% Jun
13
107'/a May
2
104
Apr
27
106 V* Jan
20
38% Dec
1
28
37% Jan
9
13
22% Mar 14
29% Dec
34
Nov
18
§5
Jan
11
96
26
30
20% Sep
18 % May
25 Ve Jan
30
88
July 11
Oct
49
14
;27
3
24
34% May
Nov
28
17% Jan
25
22
Jan
6
Feb
16
42% Apr
30% Jan .17
06% Mar
101
8
15
15
:
Instruments
Beckinan
Beech
(A S)
1
Inc
Creek
Beech
4
pid
4%%
50
RR
Beech-Nut
Feb
6
Belding-Heminway
27
Jan
3
Bell
45% May
101
Jan
30
i
10
1
1
Co
Aircraft
Bell
9
Packing
Corp
Howell Co
&
May 28
14
10% Sep
26
22% Feb
14
18% Jan
30
Apr
22
Dec
12
1 % Jan
63
6
40
1
Oct
30
'
7
35% July 25
Mar 14
43
2
preferred
4Va%
56% July
31
Jan
2% Feb
33% Apr
30
44% Jan 23
>
2
Beneficial
24
7
6
169%'Dec
9
140%-May 28
167% Apr
9
158% Sep
6
172
9
158
172%
Feb
7
13% Jan
7:
Jan
74
33% Oct
18
18
-
11
24
Sep
Dec
«
13% May 29
16
4
28% Jan
23
25% Jan
30
34% Jan 23
88% Mar
3
20% Mar 15
31% Sep
3
69% Jan 27
-
29
39% Jan
Aug 23
Oec
10
28
Mar
-
f
20
8
14
Jan
22
25% Feb
12
3
19% Jun
11% Jun
15% Mar 14
23% May 28
-
7
■
-
5
32% Feb
22
26
0% Jan
Jan
78
15'
14
38
64% May 18
12
17
Nov
31
26
28% Mar 15
:
Apr
33% Jun
Aug 17
25
Sep
85% Sep
40
1
28
Mar
1
? 14% May
31
11% Jan
3
16 Va Jan
Jan
84
1
1%
__i
(Del) com_.No par
100
Blgelow-Saniord Carpet (Del) com.5
4% % pfd series of 1951-.
..100'
11
Black
7
& Decker
38 % May 18
Blaw-Knox
32 V« May 11
Bliss
Bliss
1
(Delaware)
Co
(B W) Co.!
& Laughlin Inc
f " ' "
'
Aluminum
29% Apr
Bohn
34 % May
Bon Ami Co
v
No pur
i
-
-
1
-
Dec
43% Nov
29
86% May
30
-
48Va Apr
58
I
38% Jan
29
100% Nov 15
05% Sep
12
«3% Jan
6
61% Sep
18
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
38% Jan
3
64% Sep
May 29
91
May
64
Co
Jan
12
*
Borden
.1.25
17
60% Apr
5
<
Borg-Warner Corp common
7
98 Va Feb
10
*
3%%
38
61% Oct
16
2
Mar 14
24
May 10
57% Mar 19
BoBton
30
18% May 22
29% Jan
3
43% Mar
1
61V* Jan
3
14% Jan
31
85
32
"28
Aug 11
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
02
Jan
6
30% Jan
6
33
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
•5% Jan 20
5%
&
...
1
;
DAY
12
May 23
45
Jan
5
54% May 10
1
Bridgeport Bniss Co
56%; July 20
54
Jan
9
58
May
24% Apr
:
Brlggs
24% Jan
23
20
% May 28
34% May 6
100%. Apr 25
36% Feb
16
31% Feb
43
Dec
4
34%
42 Va Mar 26
Briggs
34%
•
35
1
29
Apr
15 Va Apr
27
103% Jan
6
23
'Feb
25% Jan 23
30
38%: Jan
23
39
preferred'
;
Union
Brown
Bigelow.
&
Brotvn, Shoe
Gas
42%
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
May 10
47% May
8
Bucyrutf-Erie
17%' May 28
21% Jan
3
Budd
95
Mar 13
$5
No par
Co
5
C6 colnnion._^
(The)
preferred*
5
/
29%
3,400
21%
■'/
'•:.
39%
40
♦40
40%
*96
*
51
■
.
.
!
;
143 Va
51%
51%
,
'
•I
a
21
29% Jan
11
27
Feb
1
37% Aug 17
31% Dec 20
47% Feb
21
30% Feb
13
125% Sep
21 % Aug
6
20% Apr
9
16
Nov
Mar 15
78
Dec
71
Sep 30
12
Jun
May
3
81% Jan
19
67
Apr
20
77 Va Feb
8
3
92.Apr 28
79
6
34% Jun
28% Jan
22 L
Mar 18
19% July
Jan
6
6% OCt
11
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 28
36% Feb
3
34
Oct
11
00% Jan 26
03% Jan
„
7
2% May 17
16% Jan
6
6% Nov
15
37% Oct
14
14% Sep 26
103% Jan
15
1
17% Dec
23
85 Va Mar
"
28,400
j
78
*76
I
200
.
42Va
r.-.'/.r
35%
,
.,'35%
41%
36%
29%
29%
29 Va
35%
35%
14%
15
15
15%'
14%
15
12%
12 Va
12%
94%
*93%
53%
7
12%
2,600
44 Va
13,500
44
44 Va
94%
.53Va
53% /
53%
'"53%
.
2,700
3,300
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
46
46%
463%
46%
47
1,000
12 Va
12%
12 Va / 12%'
12
12%
5,100
483/a '
49
48s/a
49 u
47%
47%
57%
20%
3,600
*55% ; 57
,
36%
35%
21
363%
35%
325/a
35%
36
43%
43 %
17%
18%
*92
92%
32
32%
21%
13%
74
69%
81 v.
2,400
33%
33 Va
1,600
.14%
14Va
92%
35
5,800
"34 %
:
14%
143%
94%
14%
92%
33%
33%
33%
14%
92
3,700
100
*96
100
*96
,
33 Va
34-
33 Va
33% 7
100
:
; 200
3,900
36V'a
57
56
21 Va
■
33
*96
21 Va
*56
56
36 Va
-
:
'
36
50
21
'■ ■
21
"20%
94 Va
96
96
; 500
'
36 5%
363%
36 3%
3,900
457%
443%
45 Va
6,200
17%
18
36
i.
45
45
; is
18 Va
*92
18V*
92%
92%
*92
1
12,600
//•
92%
,
8
4%
9
Bush
31% Jan
5
16
8
32% Jan
3
11
103% Jan
40% Jan
23
51% May
5% Feb
9
12% Jan
20
5% May 28
37% May 28
8% Apr
3
3
13
16 Va Mar 20*
7% Jan
43% Jan
17
3
14% May 28
98
Feb
7
62
May 28
€4
Jan
31
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
39
38% Mar 14
May 25
31
May 28
36% Mar 16'
63% Dec 30
59
52
May 25
56% Apr
35% Jan
10
For footnotes
-
Feb
see
21
page
28
preference
36%
Butler Bros
12% Apr
89% -May 28
100
100
:
*100
16% Jan
rJan
17% Jan
33 V* Apr
3
8
6
1
Second
17
u
17
13
-
Burroughs CoLff
10
99
12
__:
coin
_1()0
23
Apr
25% May
11
5
preferred
.4 % %
i
July 15
64% Feb
7
01% Jan
67% Jan
preferred
3%.%
9% Jan
4
Co> Inc
Butte
Terminal
M)
California
preferred
Calumet. &
Hdicla
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
$4.25
oonv
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co-
l_l
1.66% "
par
100
Caradian Breweries Ltd:
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
No par
25
*
■
73 Va
-74
37%
75
'79
81
%
44%
44%
*99%
..
293/4
\i:.
15%
30
26%
'
26%
80
39
-
*15%
26 Va
26%
4
,29%
21,800
"39%
15%
7
800
'
11,000
9%
93%
9%
3,500
293%
29%
29 Va
42,800
'
99 Va
>99%
45 Va
44%
'
97/a
50
69 Va
•:
*79
39%
15%
"
100
*65
•
39
.393/a
'
29
Va
:
-
97/a
*99Va' 100'
>
40
i
6%"
6%
13%;
15
27,000
79
15%"
5%
38V2;
: 13%
69
26%
5%
37 %
1474
89%
62
*29%
31
*52
13 Va
*74
26%
6%
1,700
13%
*ho
15%
44%
1.80-
No
*79
6, J00
20%
20%
69 Va
'*•93/4
13 Va
I
*
2,000
'
,32re
32
*20%
75
*74
*65
15%
-
Inc
Campbell Soup CO
13Va
13 Va
26 %
8*
I
Campbell Red"Lake Mines Ltd
203%
13'/a
7
.10*
Packlbg Corp__
Zinc-Lead
20%
"
9%
9%
28%
29
100
100
15%
____S *
common-—__No par
participating
Callahan
1
32%
32%
X20%
38%
25 %
1
15
Byers Co (A
1%
Co
Copper & Zinc
33
32 %
32%
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6
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Co
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22 % Feb
46% July 28
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15% Mar 3
11 % Apr
44% Dec
May 23
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8
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15
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3
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23
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3
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a
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80
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15
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%
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9
6
91% May 22
July 25
,
4
14
32% May 25
17% May 17
111
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.
43
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162
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15
preferred
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53% May 28
>
Boston
12% Nov
(The)
43
45%
-19%
'
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44
12
No par
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1,200
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A
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-
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51%
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14
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2
May
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17
Jan
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31
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150
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13
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-
40
101
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101
73%
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:
73
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40
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41
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53% May 10
Jan
101% Jan
Nov
4
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Best
17
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11%
21
49
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29
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8
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20
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100
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14
28 % Feb
49
130
preferred
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16
47% Jan
v
11% May 29
20% May 25
18
Apr
May 15
Feb
Jan
24% Jan
May 17
43
6
Jan
26% Oct
38
91
10% May 25
11
40
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23
Mar 18
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49
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prior
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Mar 28
180
■'
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16%
100
12.50
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54% Mar 16
57
Jan
Dec
133
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12%
110
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63%
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4
43% Mar 22
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23
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43
1
109
63%
75'/a May 18
38 '/a
12%
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33
33%
109
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19
37%
12%
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109
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39
12%
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12
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39
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62% May 10
2,200
6'/a
6
6
6
38 Va
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*
100
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9
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19
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37
100
Ohio
&
42% Jan
60
6
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nortcumulative prefeired-.100
Baltimore
May 10
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100
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19
Apr
53
13
62% May 28
23
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BabcocK <te Wilt'ox Co (The)
7
Feb
113
6
100% Jan
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
6
14% Jan
Sep
12
May 23
10
45"
3
15% Jan
12
July 14
26
38% Mar
33% Jan
6
32% Jun
5
12
5%
1
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co,.
No par
26
106% Apr
35% Aug 12
113% May
Mar 31
6% Jan
44% Apr
'
24'/a Mar 30
6
30% Jan
109
10
(B
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5% May 22
35 % May 24
8% Feb
0% Aug IB
31
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31 Va
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23,200
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183
Number 5539
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2659)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK"RECORD
Range for Previous
22% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
-
6
42% Dec
7
30'/e Mar 14
38% Sep
21
25% Oct
36% Api
112
..
23
10
31% Jan
9
42% May
29 % Mar 20
114V2 May 23
3
23
Jan
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18
53% Mar
49'/2 Aug 16.
17% May lfl
23% July
13% Nov
19% Dec
19
127% Aug
3
116
2
23
12.
Doc
27% Apr
57% Apr
Carborundum,
Carey
.
48
7
1
20% Jan
May 10
2
61% Dec
May 16
9
102% Feb
8
"19'/a NoV
10
105% May .5
26% Jan
3
5
119% Jan
9
29.
72% Dec
Jan
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130
July 20
21"
83
July 26
27
114 % Nov
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26
25
23
65
104
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13
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25
44
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10
1.
7% Jan
18
79% Jan
11% Nov
6
'37% Jan
3
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Jan
21
Apr
26
15% Jan
51% Jan
16
106 % Apr
9
7
30% Sep
13% Oct
4
a% Jan
6
6
27% Jan
22
33% Jan
71%.-
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33% Jan
20
Apr
4
-17% July 21
Dec
66
1,300
6,400
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.
*110%
14
32
V,
10
Feb
X15%
41%
19%
17%
29% Jun
15
Oct
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28
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10
7
57% Nov
3% May
18
54% Jan
9
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1
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8
54
12
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11%
15%
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.
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36%
50
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3
75 % May
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_
Co
Central & South West Corp
^..5.
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9.50
Century Ribhron^Mills >
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Cerro de Pasco. Corp..
±
5
s
7
4% Jan
4%% preferred
100
Central Illinois .Public Service..—10
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CLOSED-
MEMORIAL
17%
53
85
16%(
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75
191/a
9%
52 %
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9%
'
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Central.RR
71% May
9
33% May 16
36 % May
1
8
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16% Apr". S
23
27% Feb
4
22% Jan
r
5
; 14 % Mar
30
9%
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par
9
.
—_i
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♦
21%
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i
41%
19%
17%
1
58
48%
21%
STOCK
66;
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■
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48%
12
,
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22%
EXCHANGE
;
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-,..17%
-
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114
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8
2
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39% Mar 27
29
56% Jan
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42% Mar
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5% preferred series B
*
11
17% Mar 22
10% May 22
•
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13
Jan
56% May 18
Feb
1
'
23% Mar 14
Agulrre*1 Sugar
Central Foundry Co
10
4,400
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66%
39%
5,900
1,200
'.
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4 7'/a
;
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"
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102
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116%
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11%
12%
103
•'15%
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—1
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z
113
23
22
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23
40 % Dec
36% Dec
37% Mar i*
57% Apr
6
19
Mar 11
1
4
12% Mar 16
2
9
46-
55% Sep
112
IK
18% Jan
"
Feb
81% Feb
•
18
Mar 14
29% Jan
14
14
5
24
Feb
0% May 28
30
69 % May 25
7
Jun
17
95% Nov
31
Jan
45% Jan
108
Apr 20
,
48%
'
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24%
47
22
104
24%
■
24'%
56%
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24%
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■
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48%
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v
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100
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39
2 4'A
,
22
29
18% Dec
;
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31%
38%
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31%
39%
45
22
101%
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31%
38%
i
24%
57%
11%
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—
June 1
.
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48%
22
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24%
48%
1
the Week
Friday
May 31
30%
>
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Thursday
.
,
:
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115%
55%
50
.
common.;
preferred1
5%
116
31%
Wednesday
May 30
"
preferred series A_100
Celotex Covp common 1
%
.—I
3
24 V*
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io
Celanese .Corp of Atner com
1% -'2nd preferred ■!.—__
27
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•
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38% / 38%
24'%
24'%
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common-—..,
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'
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19% Feb
18% Apr 25
,
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,
5
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preferred!-—J2
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3
119
1
Feb
Jan
(J
-
8
21% .J an
% May 29
34
27
77% May
May 25
112
•
23
19% Apr
15
30%
39%
'
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101% May
v
32%
37%
Clinchfield <Sj Ohio RyllOO"
Corp ,c6mmon!_——
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series,
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26
23'% Apr
18%.Jan
55%,Jan
30%
—_5
Co__
Carrier
*
45
l
(The)
Powers Light—*—No'par '
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5
'
53'% Jan
19
Tuesday
May 29
May 28.
Carolina
24
11% May 28
101.* Apr
Inc
(Philip) Mig Co—_
Carolina
*
62% May 1C
2
Airlines
-
9
52% Mar
18
Capital
Monday"
Par
'
Mar
40% Feb -29
48
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
23
22
1
1
-
NEW
-«4
41% Feb
23% JVlay 28
Nov
•'
•
Highest
'v
30% May 28
26% Jan
Mar 15
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11
Jan
STOCKS
*
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Lowest
68
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•
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69
'
50
30 v
65 % Nov
Apr'
3
Doc
6
109
29% July 19
68
104
59
Jan
3
Feb
16
9% Feb
25
7
Jan
8
Feb
9
103
May l
31% May 24
36 "
Jan"
56% Sep
6
93% Jan
21% Jan
36 % Mar 25
Jan
18
20 % Sep
26
27
18
44% Dec
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
29% Jun
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Feb
16
,74% Sep-
14% Jan
21
30 % Dec
.
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31% Apr
1
27% Apr
9
50
Aan
30
41% Jan
6
18% May 28
55 J/2 May 28
26% Jan
3
71% Jan
4
23%. Jun
1
31% Feb
1
32% Jun
1
46% Feb.
1
Class
5
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5%
48
10
39% Jan0
22
Dec
1
53% Mar
108% Jan
II
30
42 % Dec
9% Feb
14
15% May
44% Jan
3
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30
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3
Jan
.
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7
66% Jaa
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18
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30
y
25
37% May 28
10%. Jan
4
1
20 % Feb
51%.Feb
101% NOV
10
17
29% July
.
60
.
19'■
4
36'% Dec
30
37% Dec
30
50% Feb
Jun
1
Chic
104 % May
62% Sep
"45% Mar 14
Nov
1
101% Apr
11
17% Jan
107
Nov
97
9
37% Jan
?
t
1
Jan
3
23
3
12% Jan
104 % Jan
19% Jan
27
25
Oct
25
94
26
115
Oct
21
Feb" *14
17
202% Sep
103 '• Oct
33% May 31
Aug 30
41
Jan
111
4
78% Dec
4
6
13
25% Feb
11
55% Oct
11
2% Jan
17
39% Mar 14
80% May
4
.
Apr
49
106
Jan
23
2% May 31
41% May 28
130% Apr 16
7
148 'A Mar 14
122
110% Apr
If4
May
•
Aug 26
45% Jan 10
120
9
7
May 28
"
3
Jan
*
i
17% Jan
45
Apr
89
May 14
26
21% Jun
20
15% Jun
33 % Sep
13
27% May 28
49% Dec
30
Jan
6
16
63
6
75
50
55
8
.45% Dec
59
,
3
Jan
4 % %
May 28
* Jan 13
103
41'/a Apr
111-
Jan
6
Jan
Ry com Del_50
1
18%
19%
55'/a
57 "
24
24%:
33
34%.
17
9%
*96'A
211%
40
'
,
5,600
21%
■
40
21%
21%
30%
*30%
30%
100
23%
24%
23%
23%
13,200
44%,,
24
21%
*30%
31
..
44%,,
43%
44
*39%
Jan
Jan
25
131% Mar
62%
convertible
94
% Mar
40
,
;
9
8
66 % Apr
*393/4
16
23
27% Dec
22
15% May 28
19% May 28
May 27
85% Feb
4
82'% May 25
84% Jan
52% Jun
17
48
58
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
Jan
4
1,200
2,300
40%
500
57% Jun
Corp
0
26% Feb
9
38% Mar 14
47% Jan
20
8% Jan
11
11
14
NOV
18
24% Jan
20% Oct
28
25 %•
27% Feb
-7% May
14% Jun
May 26
34% Nov
18
12% Jan
23% Sep
1
17% Feb
52% Aug
5
45 %
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
23% Jan
15% Jan
18% Feb
1
19% May 28
30 % Mar 26
45% Jan
Jan
4
Jan
37
Jan
109% Jan
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
10
33
7
7% May 10
48% Jun
1
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
53 % Nov
112;
Mar
12
112
23
109% Feb
1
1
103 % Jan
Dec 28
100
May
51% Mar 13
Jan'
7
27% Jan
6
100% Jan
13
97% Aug 11
80
July
105% Jan
41 %
7
72% Feb 28
10
99
Jun
1
Sep
8
109
July
5
102% Apr
39% Feb
26
104%
Jun"l
96% May
1
footnotes
see
page
30% May 14
28.
10
88
104
Jan
36%
37
19%'
19%
98
204
f
*194
102
i
40
>
No par
,107'/a
108%
*io:/'%
lU9'/a
73
*72%
74%
42
*41
18%
42
18%
18%
63
66
2%
2%
43
43
131'A
.
*100
10
10
40
5,700
107%
•-
42
18%
18%
18%
67
v-
67%.
67%
66%
2%
2%
2%
3,000
42%
42%
2,300
130%
112
v-
110
♦128
r
4%
4%
120'A
121%
*925
-
__
132
*103%
■
120 %
109%
4
4%
121
120
2,800
121
4,200
*925
-
55%
56
131
*104
*89'/a
56
55%
55%
27%
29'
28%
29'/a
-
28%
29%
28%
29 %
*47%
47%
*47%
47%
preferred
No par
,
4%
^__50
series B_,
Southern Ry' qom
100
noncumulative 1st pfd.
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Broadcasting
*88%
47
*47
64%
47%
*57%
47%
:
*47
48%
48'%
64'A
-
48%
V
'
64
*57'A
59
59
8,800
,
24
23%
4,300
15%
15%
28,800
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'/a
*82'/«
82%
*82'/a
82%
15%
15%
5
18%
19%
19%
31%
31
25%
263/4
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46%
46
*
46%
.....
»
•'
31 y.
26%
—10
1
It %
18%
18%
39%
40'/a
40
40%
7%
7%
7%
14%
15%
14%
15'/a
19%
19%
Consolidated
31
31%
31%
19%
20%
X193A
Consol Edison
45%
46
of
N
Y
$5
___*
com.—No par
preferred
Retail
Consumers Power Co
$4.50
$4.52
$4.16 preferred _—i
31
31%
2.200
25%
26%
10,700
46
46%
3,800
18%
18%
18%
18%
7,600
40%
40%
40%
10,700
7%
7%
7%
3,300
2,000
14%
15
143A
19%
r
7%
14%
19%
19%
1934
32
32
•
'
•
32
32
20%'.
19%
19%
6,600
45%-
46'/a
45%
46%
18,000
108%
•
108'/a
108%
108%
29
29
3,400
17%
17%
17%
2,000
15%
16
16
16
35%
36%
35%
36
29
27%
27%
*26%
15'A
16%
36%
27
1
8%
7%
48%
48%
Xl06%
107'/a
*105
106
Xl00%
100%
15%
36
8%
8%
7%
*26
-
.
'
8%
8%
8%
*8%
7%
73/a
7%
7%
7%
48%
48%
1073/4
108'/a
*105
*993/4
106
101
900
29%
17%
17%
!
2,400
29
29'A
17%
35
4,400
10%
•
20'A
27%
27
*
31%
46%
40%
'
46
109
4,000
2,500
26%
17%
No par
.
109
313/4
51%
46
'
28%
No par
•
x
17%
No par
com
—li
preferred
preferred
■
27%
._10c
Inc
45%
109
10
pfd
Stores
109.
100
Consolidated Natural Gas_
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
„
'
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—_5
Cigar Corp
51
31'/a
»■*
19'/a
.—10*
—No par
51%
11,000
26
..
7%
xlt%
51
18'/a
25
No par
Corp
30
280
23%
15%
30%
Mills
200
59
■
23%
15%
25%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc'_
*
15%
24
Solvents
*57%
-
23%
23%
23'/a
No par
Conde Nast. Publishing Co
59
23,800
23%
23%
f
46 %
65%
i
15%
-
23%
Co
Credit Co
*46
*64
2,500
23%
24
23%
preferred_No
Carbon
*57%
47 " '
64%
130
•
23%
23%
common
-•
•
"
2.59
2.50
—
Pictures
46
64
64
System—
A
.
48%
108
•*105
48%
108%
106.
*99%
101
80%
81
15%
1,700
36%
4,200
28%
300
9
1,200
7%
2,100
48%
48%
3,400
108%
108'A
300
'105
101
106
101%
120
Container Corp of America—
10
Common
4%
May
9
preferred
100
Baking Co com
5
preferred
i.
'—No par
Continental Can Inc com_
20
102 % Mar
5
"
Continental
'
8,500
2%
43%
89%
par
7,100
2%
15%
-
^
r
:
90
42%
-
43
823/4
:
20
%
67%
89%
Cone
.
80
74%
*403A
15%
Commonwealth Edison Co
(
10
107%
*72%
•
18%
"
55'A
102
t
4%
*925
56%
t
75
41
204
39%
18%.
120
120%
15,700
*100%
109
40%
533A
*194
t
40%
*72%
4
4%
*925
55%
*107%
b
130%. 131
111
4%
-120
65%
205
4,800
97%
52%
*100%r 102
39%
39%.
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2,100
•
19%
*96%
54%
*100%
73
17,700
107
*194
51'A
r
18
50
19%
*41
64%
14%
*104 %
36%
523/4
250
2,900
9,000
i"
107
39%
'
62%
14%
"
43%
90%
Commercial
11
20
14%
*96%
52
49%
4
•
36% Jan
19%
97%
49%
*82'/a
May 14 "
106% Jan
19%
50%
43
64%
■
36%
-
,*96'/a
98
82%
3
I
0
63%
♦14%
•
♦lot l/4
36%
49%
4
104 ;
20
DAY
1
16%
Consolidated
47% Apr
43
•10,700
99
47
16
9
104% Apr
MEMORIAL
130
56,300
27%:y
P
9
106% Apr
'
14%
99"'
46%
100%
Consolidated Laundries Corp new—5
4
1
Jun
63%
.y; 27%
"v
;
196
.
3
109%
19%
99%
42
107
27%
47
46%
38%
'
10% Jan
36%
ft
'98
CLOSED
500
'500
''# ^
%26
-
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
7% May 24
36%
■
STOCK
; EXCHANGE
'*
60%
89%
4 i
8% May 23
60
16'/a
37% May 22
14
61%
60'/a
89%
19
27
-Jan
*104%
9,500
61
14
15%
10
11
14%
►
13,100
-
27
*57
*13%
89%
23
14% Dec
27
61%
100%
9
31% May
14% Jan
13%
27%
*58
196
._
Con p—No par
21% Apr
Jan
13%
:27'/a1
„
15
16
18% May
13,600
t
40
-
100
100
(The)—___—No par
34% Jan
3
Mar 16
46%
1
15% May 28
20% Nov
10
Jan
*96%
15
131
Commercial
36% Mar 12
0
19%
5
•
,
61%
14%
107
36%.
No par
No par
Consol Electronics Ind Corp
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%
16'% Feb
63 'A
14%
♦104%
49%
,
20
27% May 28
17
39%
98
-Combustion Engineering Inc new__l
23% Mar 19
1
5
■
'98"
♦82'/8
49% Mar 22
106% May
60%
10
>
''
par
•
11
10
6,200
39%
39 %
423/a
^ >J
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
12
May 25
58%
26%
41%
-
*100
$4.25 cumulative
4
22% Jan
58
16
Columbian
,.8% Mar 16
18
26%
43%
100
Internal'!
Class B
21% Mar 20
44% Mar 19
58%
621/a
42
Liquidating Co
Class
».
30
13
58%
3,400
-
V
16
4%
36% Mar 22
Jan
33%
::
No par
2nd prelerred.lOO
cumulative
5%%
3
54
32%
47%
Colorado ,&
,
12
29% Apr
May 28
34
;
45%
No par
Columbia
30% May 28
333/a
61
46
1
3
45% May 24
18'% May 28
39 % May 28
*
28
45
Corporation;
26% Jan
2
24
14
I_10
_100
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
57
23%
; :
new
6
25 %
25
56'A
243A
28
98
26
26,600
57'A
24%
39%
61%
"■
18%
56%
-
*58
62'A
18%
-
58%
'26
preferred—(.100-.
16% Jan
Apr
*13'/a
•
19%
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
9
59% Feb
v
60%
18%
Collins. &; Aikinan Corp——_No par
9
23
11
14
39%
■
190
ri
-
-
-
Colgnte-Palinolive. Co toorn—
$3.50 preferred
No
5
23 % Jan
56%
27
60'/4
100
;
guaranteed 4%--
Coca-Cola Co
341/4
97%
No par
c
.
2
) 33 '/a
I
>/4
&r Electric—
—3.
preferred
4%
571/4
24%
*168
60
-
50
"7%
Jan~~9
17 % Feb
15% Mar 14
13%
10
5Q,:
C.N.I.
56%
?39%
27.
par,
stock
5
23
May 25
37%
par
gtd
13
47% Apr
19
"24%
190
;
2%
125
18%
57 %.
55%
*165
41%
Mar
14
5
par
1
141
-
"
No par
Feb
Feb
com,
—;
62
57
100,:
Cluett Peabody & Co com
45
67% May 27
100,No par
Clopay
34% Apr 18
49% May 10
51% Mar 12
May 27
pfd
com
;
Gas
Columbia
For
No par
16
47% Jan
Mar 29
'
noucuin
Western
Equipment Co
Clevite
28% Mar 19
101% Mar
39%
>-Special
.
28% Mar 20
Jan
39%
13
23
61
.
43%,, 44'A
__50
3% Jan
23% May 28
Jan
44%
42%
50% Jan
22
108
23%
Climax Molybdenum.—
Apr
108
♦30%
23
Apr 21
17
30%
23% •24%
75% Apr
,
31
7% Oct
30%
l
3
32
19 % Jan
105%
21%
■124% Jan
7
*46% Feb"
*96%
21%
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
10
11
44% Oct
105%
■
21%
$4.5a
*
80% Mar 26
45
22% Oct
77
105 %
101
com__No par
C CC &"St Louis Ry Co "com
5% nohcumuJatfve preferred
Cleveland Elec Ilium r com
r
9
22% Oct
23% Nov
*96'A
RR
(The)
North
Common
Clark
4
'
Jan
*96%
18,700
preferred series A_
Coca-Cola
.i
Mar 14
,
900
60%
City Products Corp.
:
City Stores Co common— 1
190,
'
23
1
7
59% May
5
60
Aug Z0
145
6
July 11
Apr 18 t ,160
Sep 15
50% May 662"% Jan
4
90
Jan 14
95 '/a Mar
3
Apr
-
l'avaJun
111% Jan
21
37%
60 '/a
A4preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial. Corp—
990
,
8%
$7%
60%
Cities Service Co___
23% Jan
109
40% May 31
-
2
9
4
26
70% Apr
-
14
4
34% May
34% Jan
7
45% May 12
20% Oct
100 % Mar
8%
37%
60
i City Investing Co common
t
5%% preferred
18
37% May
9
196May 28
100% May 28
23
Sep
Jan
•
42% Aug 18
133 % Jan
X8%.
37
25
{
f
20% Mar 29
46% May 24
Jan
8%
;
104 % Jan
19% May 29
94 % Feb
7
73
4,700
59%
25
-
70% May
18
30
108
9%
36'/a
8%'
■
477/4 Jan
30
10
15
Jan
9%
8%
Chrysler Corp
-
28% Apr
3
40% Feb
92
50
4,900
58%
Chicjcasha Cotton Oil.—'
Chile Copper
Co.—.,
;
•*
102% Apr
49 % May
41% May-22
54
Jan 23
27
191
.
800
33'A
36%
$3. convertible^prelerence__No
Chicago Rock Isl &. Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow--,Cab-.
No
t
v
87
<
May 21
Sep
Jan
;
76
106%
32%
8%
Chicago Pneumatic;Tool
5
69'% Mar
&
5%
;
.30% May 21
"!
25%'Apr 25
1
'30
97/a
76
*104%
60%
Western
series' A
5%
.
v
U14% May 22
9
Aug
12
75
106%
33
36%
common
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
,.
66
May 10
192% May 17
43% Mar
-
7
Aug 29
42% Aug 23
;
9%
9% ■10%
i
preferred-
Cincinnati
23% Jan
190
74%
*104 %
33%
40
Great
*
73%
106
32%
*36%
1.25
A
Chicago Corp
27
73
*104%
-
preferred—100
convertible
Chicago & East 111
27
Apr
33
x57 %
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
17
104
25
Manufacturing
2
3"% %
73
!
104
33%
9%
8%..
4
Apr
66% May
105 % May
2
24 % Jan 16
23 % Mar
19
13
29
Checker
72%
32%
_
Chemway Corp ±._—:
Chesapeake Corp or Va__i
37"; Feb
;
-
3
.
: 6
•30% Jan
•
28% Feb
9
5
15% Jan
'45%
43
13
33% Jan
.___
7
12'/2 May 4
10% Apr 13
20
21% Feb
3
Feb
42% Jan
3
96% Jan
27% Mar 25
18
28
53% Jan
Oct
May
108l
Mar 21
16
14
LOO
17
83
3
10 % Mar 23
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
42%
26
'.Feb
-
Champion Paper & Fibre Co— V
Common
'
No pat
y
$4.5(1 preferred
No par
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
i
1
1
$5.50
$3.75 preferred
^
——No par
77
*99
77'A
102
78
*99
31%
32
31%
*104'/a
106
♦104%
79%
102
32%
106
*99
102
32%
32%
104%
1043/4
78%
99
32%
'104
80
99
32%
105
45%
45%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
*97%
98'/a
98%
98%
98%
98%
97
98
2,800
10
2,200
30
7,200
60
19
V,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
Monday, June 4, 1956
,.
(2658)
MEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORO
'
»««**./*<-•
84% May
.4
6% Jan
3
43% Feb 14
31% July 5
11
Oct
S6
Uveit
Highest
UvmI
3
Jan
-
18
9
27% Jan 23
30% Apr
5
46% Feb
27% Mar
24?
15% Feb., 7
Dec
15
35 % Apr
28
102% Apr
Jan
19
3
9% Feb
17
5% May-22
Nov
28
27% May 17
'Jun
17
15% Jan
34
Mar 15
Jun
30
5
86% Apr
-
17
0
,
29 % Jan
,
2
May
,<
102% MAr
-Apr
2
18% May 24
22
"Artloom
10
16
35
>104% Feb
1
113
8
1
62% Feb
Jan
110% Jan
09
:
3
5
102
55
Jan
23
67
Mar 14
80
137
Jan
23
173
Apr 23
55% Apr
23
61% Jan 20
Jan
3
30 % Mar 13
20
Apr
31%
31%
96%
96%
5%
6%
2.50
27%
27%
__i
16 %
17%
28%
29
31%
31%
Inc
Inc
1
Dry
Goods
com
Corp—
s
1
preferred
5.25%
106
:
100
Co
.10
-Associates Investment
53
26,400
20%
17,600
32
32-/8
31%
95'%
95%
95%
19%
19%
•18'%
5%
-s
■-,
.
106
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62
62
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DAY
■
29
17%
18,300
29
-
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63
153%
156
-
.
'
Nov
162
121% Jan
18
Jun
15
62
Aug 11
27% Dec
13
30
Oct
68
13
10
28
•
•
Mar 17
101
86% Oct
41% Oct
3'
96% Feb
43% Jan
5
99% Feb
9
15
101% Apr
20
95
Apr
6
48% Mar 31
40
May 28
10
10
;
,
,
27% Dec
19
Mar 21
5% Oct 26
*22% May 28
18
i
100
100
:•
57'/2
common'-.
.10
38%
39%
39%
100
*97%
98%
"97i%
97%
42%
40%
411/2
Austin
9
Conv
27% Mar 16
„
.
✓
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Avco Mfg
24
*17 "
*17
17%
5%
98%
"
—-
67i/2
68% >■
10%
••
18%
68
.10%
17 %
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10%
16,400
1,900
1,000
300
*17
17%
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23%' '
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70
10,000
10%
18%
67%
10 »/4
,
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-
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10%
18 V2
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23%
23
23%
23
5%
6
5%
42%
43
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5%
1
.
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5%
6
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36,300
43
6
2,500
•
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43
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_No)jar
10%
20
6,400
-
23%
-22%
coiflmon_—3 ~
preferred'
42
>
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of Amer.l.{T"
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Corp
02.25 conv
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>
,
40%
'■
56%
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98%;.'
18%
:
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.
40%
10%
■
($1.20)—-No par
Automatic Cantfcen
*10'A
-
7% Feb 24
49% Feb
prior pfef
10%
67%
1,200
100
56
:
97%
:
18
♦66%
57%;
41'A
; :
"
:
10%
18
18 %
66'A
*10%
common...*_No pur
Nichols
10%
10%
18%
66
_20
--20
1
Powder
10''
1
:
preferred
cumulative
5%
Atlas
17% Feb 27
29
40
-5
1,200
"
i;
40
56%
40
57%
28%
*99
401/8
55%
series F
$3.75
;
100
*99
100
56%
common".
New
1
11% Jan
5% May 24
42 % May
Mar 30
*99
6,400
57%
28%
28%
57%
28%
28%
-
76% Mar 13
19
22
8Y4 Apr
54
20
Oct
42
18% Jun
8
Feb
Preferred
'
,
155
153%
: *57%
;.
tiV v •
57%
28%
54%
Atlas Corp
'10% May 28
13
.16% Jan
11
Jan
18
16
16% Not
57%
*
May 28
4
14% Jan
July 18
57%
28 %
RR—-No par
Line
Coast
." Atlantic Refining
9
20
45% May-14
May 29
.61% Feb
410
57%'
•
18
9
Dec
u8
*7% Mar 14
Atlantic
■
9
'44% May
40% Sep
96% Sep
28% Sep
:
151%- 156
155
28
—_
Feb 27
63% May
•
19
35% Jan
34% May 17
,
101-
27
1,200
•
'
147
-
"
1
8
59% Mar
Santa Fe—
-50
>
Preferred
-SO
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
1—...
100
Common
-20
✓
63
f
Atchison Topeka &
2,600
107
63
■
4,100
31%
31%
107
62%
*106
-
-
■
31%
31%
'
*
*
62
1,200
17%
29
.17%
17%
29
MEMORIAL
106
28
*27%
28
.2,600
'
CLOSED
29
5%
5%
6 -
'
O
EXCHANGE
31%
5%
28
STOCK
27%
106
,
61 %
150
19
'
-17%
28%
'
'
5%
'
7,500
32 »/4
95%
*18%
31%
'
3,000
961%
32%
-
;
Common
22%
52%
20%
.16%
,
21%
53 3A
21%
*27'A
f
22%
100
20%
*18V2
-
2,400
,
52%
*95%.
tl.50 series—.No par
2nd preferred
t
30% Mar 29
29% Feb
8
Aug 15
May 27
31%
1
Co
Ashland' Oil & Refining
Mar 29
27% Jan
16''
37% Sep
26% Mar 14
1
19%
34%
22
51%
20%
*18%
Carpet
Associated
*
51%
20%
5
34%
34%
21%
19%
Corp
Industries
Arvln
31% Mk r 15
4
2d
Constable
Arnold
6
8% Jan 13
11
22%
50'A
No par
preferred
83.75
2
Jan
21%
>
1,300
34%
-
53
34%
5
36'%
36
22%
34 %'
1
5%
Vs
36%
20%
34
10
*4%
-
36%
34%
36%
Illinois
Shares
June 1
36%
36%
Corp
the Week
Friday
-
5%
*5
4%
„
5
Co of
&
Armour
4%
5%
*4%
36
Armstrong Cork Co common
37% Mar 27
18
94
Steel
Armco
18
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE FBICE8
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 31
May 30
May 29
No par
Argus Cameras Inc
5
62% Apr
9
6
12% Jan
-4
Monday
May 28
5
Argo Oil Corp
U
84
Co Inc
41% Apr
24% Oct
22
~
,
May 24
36
13% Jan
29
0% Jun 14.
A P W Products
6 % Mar 19
-
08% Aug 30
18% Sep
» ;♦
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6
18
1 4 # . ■
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
mgh«rt
21% May 28
55 % Dec
May 12
36
NEW
Range Sines Jan. 1
Ywr 1955
4% May 19
«'«,#(' f |
J
STOCKS
lu(i f»r FrwltM
A
43%
200
/
&
5% May 22
6% Jan
26
35'/a May 24
10
8% Feb
6% Aug 18
44% Apr
;;
Babbitt
6
"
11% Jan
10
10
113
Feb
100 % Jan
5
105
Apr
19
Jan
18
53% Sep
6
75% Nov
23
53
13
41% Feb
1
64% Jan
62% May 23
7
v
27
■r.
62% May 10
9
42% Jan
Jan
19
75% May 18
19
'20% Jan
23
29% May
45
2
66% Jan
18% Jan
5
26
8
38% Mar
45?
Sep
15
39
43
33% Jan
3
6
19% Nov
23
38%
17,100
12%
12 Va
21,300
'
109
*102
103
*102
103
May 28
54% Jan
6
102
8
45
Jan
17
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
130
103% Jun
13
107 % May
2
104
Apr
27
106% Jan
1
28
37% Jan
100
noilcumulative preferred__100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
62 3A
63%
63%
63%
64'/a
64%
64
64%
2,30O;
54'/a
55%
54%
57%
57
58%
*57
57%
1,900
74
73%
74%
25'A
25%
Ohio
&
common
4%
Oil
-4%%
Bath
9
22% Mar 14
24
Nov
95
18 % May
10
common-*-
preferred
25%
•25%
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44
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■■
44
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,
43%
43%
:
16%
16%
16%
'
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■
.4
45%
17
17
Jan
11
96
30
3
49
Oct
26% Oct
28
Jan
6
30% Jan
.
17
,/-..,* 16%
'<•
■
Jan
20
Jan
47% Jan
4
Beech Aircraft Corp
May 15
Feb
30% May 16
15
Beech-Nut
■
Packing
14
Feb
6
Jan
3
Bell
Aircraft
2 8'A Feb
45% May
9
Bell
&
'■
15
18
95
7
Apr
49
14
May 1
401
May 28
^
63
18% Jan
14
Dec
12
'
56% July
?
Jan 30
1
9
4%%
preferred
13% May 29
15'
78
Apr
172% Feb
19%
.
10
4
28% Jan
23
33% Jun
14
25% Jan
30
38% May 18
32'A May 11
Nov
28
34% Jan
23
38% Apr
69% Jan
27
00
Aug 17
31
29
Sep
26
Mar
-
28% Mar 15
38
94% May 18
88 % Mar
20% Mar 15
31% Sep
29
26
39% Jan
3
20
3
Aug 23
8
•Jan
3
19% Jun
14
48% Apr
-
-
25'/a Feb
12
7
66% May
30
23% May 28
.
22
11% Jun
15% Mar 14
-
'•
100
Mar
58
I
'
,
3
Bliss
&
Boeing
Bond
5
7
98Feb
10
May 28
95% Sep
12
6
61% Sep
16
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
18% May 22
29% Jan
3
64 % Sep
19
43*/2 Mar
61% Jan
3
3 % %
«
57% Mar 19
101
,i50
,•
&
^
.
.
29%
29%
3,400
;
...
DAY
•»
11%
22
8,700
39%
40
4,300
;*96,
101
22 %
40%
m
100
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-
v'
v,'.;
■
12% Nov
2
20%
51%
51
51%
50%
.!,*; **.:—
;
21
21
21%
21
21%
52%
52 %
142%
144%
143%
162
162
162
52
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14
14
<
78
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14
13%
-
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78
42%
43%
42%.
34%
34 %
35'A
35%:
36%
29
29%
29%
35'/2
35%
82%'
81%
83%
27%
261/a
26%
14%
15
15
14%
15
xl4%
77%
80%
...
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26 '
14%
15%
12%
12%
35
94%
53%
2o%
27%
27%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
11%
12%
„
4,700
470
t
670
4,100
>
1,500
58%
58%.
58%
58%
43%
44%
44
44 %
94'A
*93%
53'A
53 JA
;
600
47,600
82
14%
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94'/2
*93%
941/2
53%
53%
53V4
531/4
53%
2,700
3,300
•
v
•1% Oct
10
:>
2,600
13,500
.
12
May 23
14% Jan 31
Jan
5
54% May 10
Bridgeport
54
Jan
9
58
May
24% Apr
4%% .preferred.—
Brlggs Manufacturing
Briggs &, Strati,on
23
20% May 28
34% May
28% Feb
14
95 % Jan
4
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
36% Feb
6
•2
Jan
20% Jan
33
4
6
100% Apr 25
18
32'% May 25
17% May 17
Hi
6
31% Feb
91
23
43
Mar 14
14
July 25
30
Dec
9
6
42 Ve Mar 26
37% Apr
100
35
Feb
Apr
27
10
15% Apr
27
% May 22
103% Jan
6
r
Feb
25% Jan
38%'Jan
23
23
39
Brooklyn
Bigelow
&
A,
47% May
8
Bucyru^-Erie
17%'May 28
21% Jan
3
Budd
95
21
29% Jan
H
27
Feb
1
35% May
3
Buffalo
Forge
27% Aug 17
47% Feb
21
30% Feb
13
36% May
3,
Bullard
Co
20 % Apr
9
8
Bulova
16
NOV
21% Dec
16
20
25% Sep
6
Mar 15
21 % Aug
.1
78
Dec
71
Sep 30
12
70% Jan
3
22% Jun
92% Mar
80
6
15
23
92
Apr
34% Jun
..
Mar 18
Jan
19% July
6
8% OCt
11
24
Oct
Jun
30% Oct
r;
73
May
3
81% Jan
67
Apr
20
77% Feb
8
20
79
May 23
28% Jan 23
15
221
31
6
«% Nov 16
12% Apr
16
8
32% Jan
3
103% Jan
3
40% Jan
23
5% May 28
37% May 28
11 % Apr
H
12
14% Sep 26
•1% Jan 17
17 % Dec
21
35%
32%
*97
32%
No par
Second
Terminal
7% Jan
3
: Campbell
36
32%
32%
32'A
20%
21 %
X20%
20%
20%
13%
13%
13%
.13%
13 '/a
13
.100
preference
100
*7.9
39%
39
15%"-
15%
25%
,26%
26'A
26%
97/a
15
1.
19°
_8
It
.3
Red"Lake Mines Ltd—.1
1
1.80'
1.66%
■
44%
45
/
2,000
*
6,300
1,700
3a
13'/a
;i3%
27,000
731/2
"74
69
"
*65-
--
80
~30
•
,
21.800
39%
39
39%
50
.
69%
*79
'/a
"
!:
800
15%
15%
■15%
26%
26%
26%
26%
11,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,500
29»/2
29%
4
-
-2,800
29%
29'A
4
"
99%
99%
/'
45%
44%
*99%' 100
:
40
44%
3,700
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
12,800
13%
13%
13 Vs
13%
13 %
13%
4,700
5%
37%
14%
36% Mar 16'
Caradian Breweries Ltd,
Canadian Pacific Ry
No par
May 28
25
31
56% Apr
Cannon Mills
No par
*52
28
29%'
100
,
13%
May 25
page
■
32%
,32-a
%
K
May 25
see
9%
29
*99%
12,600
,
92%
13%
31
com
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co..
100
443A
44%
52
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
9%
29
28%
100
32
-
9%
5
No par
preferred
18
20%
79
15%
30
For footnotes
'
37%
59
6
*
*
15%
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
6'
81
*bo
'79
38%
Feb
33% Apr
*79
•
15%
Jan 31,
21
69%
36%
98
Feb
81
75
6,200
20%
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*74
*65
5
:
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-
69%
3,900
45%
*20%
75
1
-j
Co
€4
84.25
74
74
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! 500
36%
17%
327/a
:_100
:
1,600
96
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33
32%
a._l
.14%
36%
32%
31%
32%
com
2,400
44%
18 %
921/2
32%
May 28
_
18
*92
18%
92%
33%
96
-
45%
45
45
17%
36%
32
14% May 28
3
43%
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*
36
5,800
100
14%
141/4
94 ya
5
Campbell Soup Cb
7*
18%
92%
-
3,700
33%
33%
14%
31%
62
17% Jan
43%
••
31
...
17
35
*96
•
3,900
.
341/2
331/2
34
100
..10
1
California Packihg Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet. & Hecla Inc
16% Mar 20*
43% Jan
35%
17%
36%
94%
14%
92%
*92
Copper & Zinc
.1
Byers Co (AM) common
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
14%
92 %
42 %
—5
21%
35%
33%
331%
14%
x34%
21
36%
*96
92
1
participating
32%
33
56
21%
36%
33 V2
33% '
100
92
No par
Butte
7%
33
*96
14%
..
5
_—
36%
35%
36
33%
100
"200
57
♦56
56
21
:
"
89% May 28
28% liar 14
57
■"20%
u
*
64% Feb
63% Dee 30
10
*55%
20%
July 15
100
7
25% Jan
57%
20 %
"
11
44% Dec
13
4%%
Butler Bros
9
*55%
15
preferred
5
20
49
.1
preferred
3%,%
31 % Jan
Jan
14
67% Jan
4%
17
5% Feb
48 3A '
Co-Inc
Burroughs Com
12% Jan
3,600
12'A
•47%
No par
Burlington Industries Inc
6
46% July 28'
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
7
Watch
Bush
23
49
12%
47%
_3"'
—
8;
9% Jan
48%
12%
Co
9
25% May
5,100
50
12
47%
:
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16% Jan
99
1,000
12%
2.50
—
41% May
3
47
12
—100
Gas
Co
10
4
19%
46%
12%
.3.50
C6 common...
Apr
36% Feb
37% Oct
85% Mar
3
(The!
preferred"
22% Feb
1
12% Aug 26
2% May 17
$5
19
22.'
103% Jan
.
Mar
16% Jan
11
>3% Jan
Mar 13
13% May 28
•9% Jan 26
18% Jan
23
19
46%
12%
*
91% Jan 25
23 >■
6
19%
46%
.5
Co.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
July 21
95% July 29
15% Jan
•5% Jan 20
19%
46
BroWn Shoe Co Inc—
;
May 10
Union
Brown
.
19%
45%
common
Bristol-Myers Co common
'3%% preferred —:
2
29
19%
45%
.2150
:
Brdss Co
19
44%
50
Branlff Airways Inc
t-
19
100
45
35% May
32
100
preferred
19
24% Jan
Ja~n~28
Aug 11
5%
66% July 20
24
86
RR—
Maine
.Common
18% Mar 28
May 10
28%
.
-
5%
5%
38%
37%
15
15
45
1,400
5%
5%
5%
5%
38 %'
3 8'A
38%
38%
38%
5,500
15 %
15
15'A
14%
15'A
11,400
5%
90%
♦90
92
♦90
*90
92
30
89%
92
par
62%
62
62
*62
63
63
90
62
*62
100
No
*30%
31
•-
♦29%
31
31%
53
*29%
31%
♦52
31
31%
52%
♦30%
31%
*52
31
317/8
53
31
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23,200
31%
53
f
3,500
12%
58%
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43%
35%:
81 /.
-
;
8,800
*:
v,
12
44%
25
'
f,
29%
2 7'A
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12%
44
58%
42%
2,900
36
2o%
58
58%
15
L__ 5
..100
3,200
;
42
28%
.
.
25
,14%
12
78
35%
:
35%
80%
35 %
29%
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29
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28,400
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31
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■
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preferred
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Edison
CLOSED
40
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12
40
3,000
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41
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277/s
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26%
5
5
:
Borg-Warner Corp 'common.
3
36% Jan
•'
27% "
2.50
Inc
<Si Brass Corp.
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden
12
12,700
No par
Laughlln
Airplane' Co
Stares
19%
'
22%
49
——1
Bon Ami Co class
£'
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19%
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29%
11%
21
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1
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104%
19%
26%
'
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(Delaware)
Bliss
Class B
50% Apr
May
Co
f
■
•3% Jan
-
Mfg
Bohn Aluminum
17
53 %
Decker
i
12% Mar 16
64
&
Blaw-Knox
34 % May
91
% Nov 15
Black
29
11%
21
40
(Del)
pfd series of 1951-'.
89%
20%
43%
20%
—1
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J
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40
19%
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29%
28 3A
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51%
4%%
2
,
140%
20% Apr
20% May
17
Jan
43%
com—No par
7% preferred —;
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Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
7
May
1
May 29
38 % Jan
29
1
28
-14% May 31
11% Jan
45% May
20
1 peso
Co
800
48
130
104%
;
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27
*88
19%
—1
11
32% Feb
Dec
Consul Mining
26%
43 3A
19%
—4
Co
Finance
Co
8c
Bethlehem
13
Jan
V:
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I
7
16% Jan
84
-
22
24
Dec
104%
18%
193A
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8
Best
9
5
40
43% Nov 29
*
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.
17
Jan
11
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105
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100
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common
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-
53% May 10
167% Apr
17
16
33% Oct
9% Jan
158
9
Sep
85% Sep
Dec
23
140% May 28
Nov
18
■
33% Apr
30
44% Jan
;
8
Co
130
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1
1
;
Corp
Howell
Bendix
2
2% Feb 24
6
Jan
18
Jan
12
1% Jan
31
May
21% May
30
172
7
Co
Beldlng-Heminway
27
169 % Dec
6
13% Jan
74
:
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50
11% May 29
35% July 25
6
pid
4%%
\
1
700
•
j
48
1
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1
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Creek RR
Beech
..
20% May 25
2
7
150% Sep
18'A
Beck Shoe
3
127
6
22% Feb
Mar 14
43
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v
16
24% Jan
43
16
59% Mar
26
101% Jan
100
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130
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i
10
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,
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48
49
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101
8
Apr 22
1
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130
Beckinan Instruments' Inc
■
19% Sep
49
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;
Feb
42% Apr
Oct 14
48
49
100
Inc.—;—t
Mills
17% Jan
38
17
•6% Mar
14
34% May
24
Nov
91
May 17
10% May 25
July 11
Jan
88
Mar 18
26
22
Beaunlt
31% Mar 19
23
25 % Jan
30
29% Dec
18
11
12.50
Beatrice Foods Co common
3%% conv prior preferred
4%% preferred
j
Mar 28
1
1,200
"',l4
.
45%
44%
'V.' .-V ;
;
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3,400
73'A
43
45%
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43
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25%
74%
73%
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Iron
72%
A. 10
Corp.——
■
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40
54% Mar 16
50
26,100
49%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
20
38% Dec
13
-
,
48%
-
Jun
24
133
180
103
'
57
Jan
Dec
48
7,100
33%
109 %
♦102
49%
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19% Jan
110
102
•
48%
Barker Brothers
>
110
109
49%
43% Mar 22
6
32%
109%
33'A
33
33%
109
48%
Barber
4
16% May 22
72% Mar 29
14% Jan
Jan
37%
12%
109
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60
39
12%
49%
*
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*
33%
33%
2,200
•
38%
121/2
12%
12%
12
33%
6%
6
A
38%
'
46 3A
Baltimore
May 10
68% Jan
July 14
13
6
48% Nov
Jan
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co—No par
4%% preferred series Bt
100
4% preferred'series C
100
2
6
6
6
37
373A
.
1
106% Apr
35% Jan
30
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton
12
35 % Feb
32% Jun
5
12
105
14
Jun
15% Jan
May 28
35% Aug 12
113% May
Mar 31
99
12
24% Mar 30
6
30% Jan
109
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Volume 183
Number 5539
.
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2659)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
:
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Lowest/'Highest
STOCKS
"
NEW
V
Year 1955
;
YORK
6
42 'A Dec
30'/e Mar 14
38% Sep
21
25'A Oct
36% Apj
6
112
10
11
Jan
23
121
Mar 15
Nov
30% May 28
26% Jan
41% Feb
1
31% Jan
42% May
9
23
23% May 28
"114% May 23
22
3
EXCHANGE
.►23
Jan
.
121
23
64% Feb 18
49 % Aug 16.
17% May 18
■*'
52% Mar-
~
53% Mar
2
48
23% July
7
,2
19% Dec
19
Dec
12
3
101 % Apr
May 16
9
55%.Jan
23
5
10
105% May
26% Jan
29.
130
102% Feb
8
19 Vb Nov
114%
Nov
72% Dec : 21V
83
',18%
27
37% Dec
Jan
26
19% Apr
Jun
34
v.
27
Feb
•
8
7%
-
.
13
47% May
■19% Feb
38%
241/4
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common
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31'A
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39
243/a
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19%
17%
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42
19%
20
—
the Week
June 1
48%
10
^
Sales far
Friday
May 31
55%
preferred series A_100-•
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44
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—
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,
1
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1
116
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common
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27
Jan
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39%
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100 V'
Caterpillar fTractor
,
3
Feb
75 A
,
*
5
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21V8.Jan
14
18% Apr
Jan
32%
37%
Case
"
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119
•
30%
5
^
v
5
104
1
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preferred
series-,
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9
■
% May 29
65
23
1
27
18.'/2,Jan
V
112
26
119 % Jan
101% May
2
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3
July 26
Jan
27
t
11% May 28
July 20
24
23 Vz Apr
25
'45
127% Aug
61% Dec
Inc
Tuesday
May 29
May 28-
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par
Carpenter Stfcel
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2
53V2 Jan
19
13% Nov
9
62% May 16
MaylO
116
1
Mar
57% Apr
1
20% Jan
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Carolina Clinchtield &, Ohio
.
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES <•
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27% Apr
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29 Vb Mar 20
40% Feb -29
48% Oct
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7
•
114
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66-
MEMORIAL
day
114
65%
,
:
112
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22
29
18% Dec
79% Jan
3
'14% Jan
Jan
Feb
26
15% Jan
51% Jan
9
30% Sep
6
9
40% Dec
22
36% Dec
22
33'% Jan
13% Oct
4
a% Jan
4
20
Apr
14
4
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Dec
66
23 % Mar 14
29% Jun
15
17*/b Mar 22
5'/a
Sep"20
57% Nov
May
preferred
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9
16% Apr
..
28
4% Jan
j;
v
112
65%
Apr"
Dec
104
29 %
S
6
109
V Feb
3
July 19
68
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16
9% Feb
25
65% Nov 30
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
59
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Jan
26
83
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•
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3,500
6,200
.
1,100
May 1
31% May 24
108
7
10% Mar 23
Jan
8
Feb
36 "
42% Jan
93% Jan
17
21% Jan
18
56%
6
28
Jan
Sep
26
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23 Vb Mar
1
V
37 * Feb
15% Jan
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10
74% Sep
1
14% Jan
21!
30 % Dec
19
•30% Jan
13
48
39
16
39% Jan
8
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29% Jun
Dec
53% Mar
108% Jan
11
30
42% Dec
9% Feb
14
15% May
29
Jan
3
7
;
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18
18 Vb
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60
43%, Mar
-
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1
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3
Copper
17
Aug
4
36'% Dec
30
29% July
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104'% May
9
37% Dec 30
42'% Aug 23
50% Feb
62% Sep
23
28% Apr
3
•
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Nov
1
17'A Jan
107
70% May
8
3
Jan
23
12% Jan 30
Nov
10
40% Feb
15
30
19% Jan
27
25
Oct
25
94
20
115
Oct
21
18
Jan
9
104
Jan
■
■
23
109
46% May 24
Feb" *14
191
92
Jan
17
33% May 31
108
Aug 30
73
Jan
4
202
% Sep
103
*
41
•
Oct
6
Sep
13
Jan
111-
196
23
4
78% Dec
May 28
34% Jan
26
5
70% Apr
7
Apr
42% Aug 18
45% May 12
II
25% Feb
lbVaJun
55% Oct
11
80% May
2% Jan
4
100'% Mar
34% May
4
17
39% Mar 14
133'% Jan
9
4
111% Jan
6
122 V
130 % Apr
23
16
110% Apr
Aug 26
45'% Jan
10
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July 11
145
Jan
1
2% May 31
41% May 28
7
Aug 2Q
120
Apr 18 I ,160
Sep
50% May ft
62% Jan
90
2
Apr
49
60
148 % Mar 14
990
.
14
9
May
7
May 28
--
55
Apr
26
95'% Mar
,8
21% Jun
20
15% Jun
Mar 14
33 '/a Sep
13
27% May 28
45
3
89
Jan
6
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16
63
Mar 29
45
6
75
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59
Jan
66
Jan
17
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Jan
13
41% Apr
-
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9
5% ; noncumulative
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30
May 14
57
$4.5a preferred,
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4%
13
25
cumulative
C.N.I.
2
62%
jan"~9
94% Mar
9
9
8
66 % Apr
16
Colorado Fuel
7 ;5%%
21
23 Vb May 28
22
23
28% Mar 19
15% Mar 1*
17 '/a Feb
23
23% Nov
27% Dec
22
15% May 28
19 Vb May 28
82% May 25
84% Jan
48
58
11
*46%
85% Feb
4
52'% Jun
17
34% Aug
19% Jan
25
57% Jun
0
26% Feb
8% Jan
11
24% Jan
11
Nov
18
20% Oct
28
27% Feb
7
34% Nov
10
*23% Sep
1
.
18
12% Jan
-
preferred
45 »/b Jan
6
52%'Aug
Jan
5
111% Aug
16
23% Jan
8
44% Jan
24
108
5
4
26% Jan
3
Apr
1
17% Feb
10
23% Mar 19
Consolidated
45 % May 25
106% May
1
27% May 28
49% Mar 22
109% Jan 20
Consol
36 % Mar 12
Consol
$5
.'—10"
—No par
Edison
of N Y corn—No par
preferred
No par
Electronics
Ind
21 Va
37% May 22
4
Consol
9
Consolidated
Retail
10 % Jan
9
Consolidated
Textile
Jan
6
8% May 23
7% May 24
47% Apr 20
18% May
Apr
Consolidated
9
RR of
106 %. Apr
12
112
3
$4.50
104% Apr
23
109% Feb
1
$4.52
1
103% Jan
4
$4.16
May
Jan'
Jan
6
101% Mar
7
27 Vb Jan
6
100% Jan
13
97% Aug 11
For
80
July
7
105% Jan 10
41 % Sep
8
109
July
104% Jun
footnotes
see
5
72% Feb 28
99
Jun
1
30% May 14
102% Apr 26
39% Feb 10
1
page 28.
88
104
Jan
11
36% Jan
4%
18
20
50
May
5
6%
preferred
;
29'A
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477/a
i
47%
48%
46
47%
47 7' '
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*46
46%
30
64
64
64%
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65%
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59
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59
1
64
Co
23,800
*
•
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200
23%
24
233/4-
23%
23%
4,300
15%
15%
15 Vz
28,800
19%
19%
193/4
19 %
19 Va
4,000
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823/4
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3A
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82%
49%
51'A
51
51%
51
51%
31%
31
31 VB
31%
31%
31
31 Vb
2.200
25%
26%
253A
263/4
26
203/4
25%
26'A
10,700
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46%
46
46%
46
46%
46
46%
7%
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14%
15%
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7%
v
•
14%
19%
18%
;
19%
20%
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45%
109
46
109
45%
109
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15%
•
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17%
16
15%
16%
35
36%
27
27
35%
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8%
8%
8%
73/8
7%
48%
48%
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107%
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106
Xl00%
100 3A
48 3/8
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♦993A
.
48%
■
1
108 Vz
3,800
-
7,600
10,700
143A
7%
14%
4,400
3,300
193/4
19%
19%
2,000
32
32
32
2,'400
20%;
*
19%
19%
6,600
18,000
46 VB
45%
46 Vs
108%
108%
108%
900
29
29%
29
29
3,400
17%
173/4
17%
2,000
i
16
353A
36
27%
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8%
*8%
7%
7%
73/B
48%,
108 Vz
108
106
101
15
7%
8%
73/b
No par
7%
16
■;
8%
7%
■
2,500
'
27%
36'A
1
■
■
17%
.
29
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32
19%
46
173/4
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11,000
40%
19%
•
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18 Vz
40'A
147%
f
109
17%
18%
40%
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313/4
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313/4
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1
15 Vb
19%
31%
82
r
75/8
31
•
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15%
36
48%
108%
106
v
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101
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80%
.
81
153/4
1,700
36%
4,200
28%
300
9
1,200
7%
2,100
4 8 3/8
48%
3,400
108'A
108'A
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101
106
101%
300
■
120
Corp of America—
10
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preferred
$5.50
i'
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17%
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2,500
15'A
com
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130
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-
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29%
Inc
89%
23'A
._100
Inc
'
233/B
10
Stores
90%
*47
59
27%
pfd
•
100
Continental
Baking
preferred
Continental
9
102% Mar
Corp
Common
May 14
106 Vz Jan
Cuba
preferred
preferred
Container
61
Foods
Consumers Power Co
51% Mar 13
4
100
28%
28%
Consolidated Laundries Corp new—5
16
1
28
29%
27%
Consolidated Natural Gas_
31% May
14% Jan
Dec
28%-
1.33%
19
*
>■/;
1
Corp
8,800
29 VB
Cone
...
4,200
55%
15%
18
__
121
55'A
89%'
153/4
Conde
Cigar Corp
_•
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2,800
16 VB
-8% Mar 16
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc'
56
*89 Va
18 Va
4
121
120
[1
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>
55%
403/8
Jan
4%
16
18%
Jan
131
2,300
109%
4
3,000
•
-
40
....
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121'A
8,500
f.
2%
:<
18%
10
104
120 %
7,100
42%
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-
4 VB
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v.i
2%
42%
:
•
90
89%
40%
No par
;
20
\
16 Vb
If'/a
Publishing Co
2%
132
80
.
...
28%
29
48'A
42
107%
89 Va
1
39%
15% May 28
28
27%
74%
*403A
4 Vb
56
1
23
101% Oct
16
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!•'
,
107%
15%
89%
16
—
25
Consolidated
3
55%
Commonwealth Edison Co
34% Jan
Mar
120 Vz
♦925
Commercial
3
53 VB NOV
*88%
'
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(.
; •»
433A
130 %
112
120
120%
55% ""56 %:
2%
42 V*
.
4
44% Mar 19
33
112
,
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4'/b
21% Mar 20
36% Jan
109% Jun
Vb
—10
10
11
!
111
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V
2%
43
1303A.131
.'
19
Jan
2%
43
'
303A
31% Oct
106% Aug 17
2%
43
5
20% Nov
10
Jan
108
67%
109
10
5,700
18%
66 3/4
7
Engineering Inc new—1
Nast
10
'/
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673A
67
80%
Solvents *
102
40
15,700
204
393/4
67%
65%
49%
Co
7
*100%
40%
18 Vb
*82%
49%
Credit
*194
;
4,800
53%
18%
par
13
19%
97%
52'A
18%.
19%
Commercial
2,100
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102»
1,800
37
19%
!
54%
A 205 t"
17,700
•
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75
19%
Combustion
36%
•
19%
98
04%
41
IS '/a
30
Jan
36%
9,000
14%
107
403A
5
54
62%
143A
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15%
29% Apr
•
J
250
2,900
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24
12
27
36 3A
233/4
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
64'/a
107
10,700
43%
'
74%
15%
36% Mar 22
43
i
42
23 Vz
No par
¥
109%
23%
preferred-No
56,300
v
*41
15%
Co-—:
99
47
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23%
Carbon
27%
99 "
14%
•
39%.
24
cumulative
27%
46%
523/4.
15%
16 % Feb
.Jan
63%
*14%
■
52
23%
17
11
DAY
36%
23%
18% Feb
7% May lfl
46'/a Jun
1
MEMORIAL
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2.50
11
14
143/4
107
No par
——
7
14% Dec
*107%
System—
--.2.50
Columbian
130
60%
/
42
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$4.25
3
12
'500
99%
:
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59
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
6
500
61
60
43
*194
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——i——
1:
27
273Av
42
>
40
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Broadcasting
14,
27
*57
47
102
64%,
B
fa
39%
48%'
15% Jan
7
46
204
47%
7
Class
6,200
13,600
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27'/a
%
26
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19%
64%
.'—50
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CLOSED
*1003A
■.
131%
V
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47
37
Marl0
STOCK'
EXCHANGE
19%
100
.Class-A
9.500
58%
39% ■393/4
•"«'
61%
97%
100
22% Jan
*
par
No par
com
series-B—
19% May 28
30 Vz Mar 26
25% May 26
42%
6.7'8
'
3,400
13,100
33%'
58
4
40
Vb
*194
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14% Jun
20
14
413/4
V V-
r
66
-120
39% May 28
-7% May
4
9
47% Jan
7'% Oct
47%
503A
61%
60
18%
No par
Iron
\ 32%
26,600
•
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7
18%
Corp___No par
coin—
10
45V2 May 24
18 % May 28
18
98
63
No par
&
500
18% 1
18%
>
13%
13%
27 Va
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»
18%
4
25% May 28
Feb
38'% Mar 14
17
Jan
16 % Jan
1
•
26%
1
39%
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*
May 25
.'. 30% May 28
2
28
18%
1
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40%
73
V
100
Southern Ry (;om
noncumiflative 1st pfd_^
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>74%
28% Mar 20
Apr
5
61
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19%
108%
73
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,
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Apr
V :
14-
98
49%
.107%
50
No par
$3.50 preferred
2,300
,
fi'
34
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:,
No par
(The)—,.—
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1,200
44
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19%
Vz
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f
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19%
39%
f
'it 43 Vz.
.
40
183A
;
45%
1
100%-
2nd prelerred_100
Collins. &; Aikman
9
59% Feb
58'A
26%
7
-
50%
38H4
——
Coigate-Ealmolive. Co
5
23 Vz Jan
*39%
;■'*?
62%
363/4
1003/4
Liquidating; Co__
Coca-Cola Co
44%.,
y-
61 VB
*104%
100
2%
Jan
V;
190
*58
'
196
413/4
47% Apr
44'A;:
;
61%
■'
<
196
.
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131 Vz Mar
13,200
333/8
28
98
46%
No par
125
100
23%
34'A
36 3/4
*96%
;
Corp
21%
30%
23%
57
107
19%
5
1
preferred
21%
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24%
24*'
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36%
Corporation;
7%
21%
30%
56'A
■r
15
_v__
21%
23%
"
23%
4
"
14%,
No par
gtd
900
57'A
*13%
62%
46
♦104%
Cluett Peabody & Co coin
31
44% Oct
7
5
_100
Clopay
5
32
28 % Mar 15
—10
4$r stock
105%
24%;
;7v, 39%
•26^'
98
,
16
7
23
26
97%
45
13
Jan.
11
May 27
-
3% Jan
22% Oct
-
'•
-
50% Jan
Clevite
guaranteed
*96 'A
105%
5,600
18,700
'
-
*30%
>
24 '
40
56%
603/4
Climax Molybdenum
Special
60%
w
1,10
——,
•
•
Vb
24
27
23
141
21 %
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27,
—100
com
60
563A
14 7-
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?
60%
24%
,
39%
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37%
57'A
-
13%
60
4,700
8%
37%
:.
33 Vb
37%
28
9%
9%
8%:
'
par,
60
4,900
24%
par
10
>i.50
33'A
19 JA
343/4,
190
800
106%
32s/8
37%
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31
.
76
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56%
57%
w
3
Mar
I Feb 14
55%
24% Jan
Feb
23
7
♦165
25.
preferred
Ilium
5,300
100
V 183/4
243/4:
'.. 75% Apr
34% Apr 18
49% May 10
51% Mar 12
47% Jan
67% May 27
1
24
33
10
*22% Oct
77
Elec
6,000
60
'v
393/4',
18% •19%
57
55%
No par
-
18,000
7
37
593A
40
Jan
s
x8%.
433/4;,, 44'A %
.
80% Mar 26
45
VB
■
9%
,
105'/a
44%
4%%
convertible preferred— LlOOClark Equipment Co new,.
15.
6
Jan
58%
*96'A
101
33%
93A
;
'
4
May 28
111-.
60%
*96%
>: 76
•
106% ;
'
393/4
-
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*08%
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.
V
42%
common
preferred
"•
75
74%
■ivYA.'
8%
43%-
5%%
69
33
36 Vz
63 V4
Coca-Cola
4
14
17% Jan
j
3
Jan
8%
36 Va
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City Products Coi^)-. ;
I
City Stores Co common—:
15
Jan
21
•
103
'•
40% May 31
20'% Oct
% Jan
196
23
»:
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-
8%
60%
t
7
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.
36%
X57%
No par
City Investing Co
/
18
59% May
100% May 28
106
% Jan
37% May
3%
69%
97/b
42
"
29%
9%
10 VB
Cities Service Co—
20% Mar 29
19% May 29
94 % Feb" i7
104 % Jan
100
31%
3%
__50
1
8,200
29%
33%
C I T'Financial. Corp——No par
»
613/4
31%
Del_50
:
200
60%
4,000
35/B
73%
21%
&r Electric—
10%
32%
106,
23%
-
14%
10%
3%
323A
♦30'A
A'f'.Preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
r
73
21%
;
37
14%
29'A
*104%
24'/b,;
—i
i
/
.
3
54
"
30
May
Gas
Common
v
6
27
<
49 Vb
47Vi Jan
Sep
11
4
41% May 22
"
101% Apr
2
102% Apr
May 21
37% Jan
.
1
45 Vu Mar 14
25%'Apr 25
97
r
30%
;
36%
'
:
■.
31%
35/b
33
21%
Qo—
Cincinnati
23% Jari
100
73
23
Chrysler Corp
I
900
61'A
30 •'*
104
30%
convertible; preference
$3
34%
60%
8%
1
5
3 4'/a
11%
*36'/a
40
Chicago. Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
!:14"% May 22 I Chicago : Yellow-Cab-i.
.1—No
30%-May 21 v' Chicjcasha Cotldh Oil
1
Jun
;
.192% May 17
25
51'% Feb
■
18
Jan
20'% Feb >7
;
Aug 29
.
37% May 28
10%. Jan
4
May lO
2,100
35
14%
1
9%
"5% sei'ies A noncum pfd
100
Chic. & North Western com
No par
5% * preferred series A—
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com———5
;
30%
37%
32%
7.
100
—
20
30'/a
36%
68
1
A>—1
1,000
*'
108
31
68
2,000
'.
30%
*10%
'
com__No par
ChlC;Milw St Paul & Pac_
t
1
66
72%
104
1.25
Great
5%
31% Feb
?
RR
*107%
V
"
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preferred-
'
-
.
297/b
3%
683/4
108
*14 'A
62
30
3%:
*673/4
1
(The)
Western Ry com
preferred'
J_—
Chic
46% Feb.
30
convertible
Class
6
26% Jan
10;
Chicago Corp
27
71V* Jan -.4
128.
;;
.14% July 27
59 .*
May 28
30%
3%
61%
29 %
?
16%
54
30s/8
«
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Manufacturing
Chicago & East III
5
Apr
Cab
3"V2%
16
41% Jan
30
44'% Jan
3
.22% Feb
2
55'% May 28
30
101% Nov
2
23'% .Jun V, 1
32V8 Jun • 1
>•
1
142% Mar
42 % Dec
,
; :
22
Jan
50
29H4
1
Chemway Corp L—
1
Chesapeake Corp or Va„1
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
4
27% Apr
v.
—.11
Vought: Aircraft Inc
Checker
31% Apr 27
,
9
43% July 26
19
Chance
13
A 24% Jan
62%,
f,\ 400
16%
54
113/a
•
89
'
16%
54
15
..*10%
9,000
34 Vz
-
37%
*14%
11
30%
$4.50" preferred t-l—-i-.—_No
par
^
s
4
4
Apr
66% May
105 % May
17
tV
5
44% Dec
36% Jan
-
287/a Feb
9
33% Jan. 18
May
10 Vb Apr
20
13
3
43
3
2r% Feb
36'A Mar 25
V 27
9
96 % Jan
14
7
12 Vz
Mar 21
53% Jan
27% Mar 25
18
20 %
Sep~ 16
3
Feb
42% Jan
103
*
V
15
60%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co— *
Common
L—
No pat
3
<*37
*14
28%
Inc_,
'•1H'
37%
30%
Xll
*86
2,100
16%
35-
1,300
9%
5 6 Vz
*56
86
,?
17%
9%
<
54
*107%
30%
17%
9%
57
86
108
:
34%
>
1
^
1
30%
35
5
i__
—
:
'
!
May
Gotham
Chain Belt Co
108
17%
9%
543A
85
16%"- 16%
537/b
54
.
108
36%
No par
•
Chadbourn
.
V
54
30%
-
9%
54
85
!
163/4,
34%
...
9%
53
85
*107%
West Corp L—5 A
Sugat Coj__
9.50
Certain-Teed Products- Corp
Cessna Aircraft" Co
,j
3
8
*81
50
173/b
9%
x53'%
.1
—lo
J——
17%
-52%
.7.16%v
.
100
—,
of,N
17%.
9%
52%
•
100
CerttraL Violeta
Century Ribhon, Mills
Cerro de Pasco, Corp
;
,
•
SO
Co
Central & South
7
75 Va May
preferred
;Central.RR
71% May
9
33% May 16
36 % May
1
23
B-
Central Illinois ,P.ubjic Service
.>
S
\M4% Mar
-aeries
—B
___i
No par
com
par
39% Mar 27
■
Georgia Ry
Central Hudson. Gas & Elec—No
par
Central Illinois .Light toom_—No
1
42% Mar 15
3 Vb May
8
54% Jan ? 9
18
Feb
32
29
27% Feb
10
7
Feb
22% .Jan
"
Oct
43% Jan
>•;
5%-
56% May 18
10
10% May 22
56% Jan 30
-
30
Central of
.
"
Jan
Aguirre1 Sugar Co
Foundry Co —_1_£
■'Central
11
Jan
113
27% Jan 23
33% Jan 23
IP
Central
i
13
86
16
106'/a Apr
81% Feb
4
12% Mar 16
57%~Apr
6
19
Mar 11
1 Apr
55% Sep
37% Mar 14
4
18% Jan
-
2
Mar 14
•
?. 2a%
•
14
9% May 28
18
7
21
Feb
17;
46
112
7
;24
30
14
5
Jun
20
95% Nov
31
45% Jan
108
Apr
11% Nov
69% May 25
Can
Inc
77
*99
77%
102
78
*99
79%
102
♦99
7 8 34
102
99
5
31%
32
31%
'
No par
*104%
106
*104%
com..
20
45%
453/4
45%
46%
453A
46
—No par
*97%
98%
98%
98'A
98 Va
98%
Co
com
L
32%,
106
32'A
32%
104'A
1043A
3/4
32%
♦104
80
99
3 2'A
105
45%
46%
97
98
2,800
10
2,200
30
7,200
•
96% May
1
$3.75 preferred
;
1
'
'
7% Jan h 6
"37% Jan 18
+
-
STOCK
"
22% Jan
19
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1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
j
10
Range Sinee Jan.
'
Highest
lear 15*55
Lowest
'
19% Apr
6
7% Dec
29
•
Lowest
8% Dec
14% Feb
2
Jan
24
105
14
16% Apr
15
27% Apr
23
1
Jun
11
28
Jan
1
32
44 % Feb
9
24% Jan
23
53
49% Apr
26
52
48% Aj>r
58
6
50 Va Jan
July
5
54% Jan
July 27
July 19
37%. Nov
30
30% May 15
54
Mar 14
73% Jun
14
64
May 23
95
Apr
9d
% Jan
12
100
98
Jan
26
102
26
Oct.
28
30% May
175 % Dec
28
183% July
24 % Jan
25
43'A Dec
Apr
*
23
50
Jan
V 5% Jan
19
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
2% Jan
16
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
28
?4% Feb
9
95 % Jan
24
7% Aug
7
28% Jan
23
74
22% Sep
-
30
23
29
57 % Dec
20% Mar
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
I
14% Sep 15
37% Aug 19
8% Mar 14
31 % Mar 29
10
4
82
6% Jan
3
23
105
Jan
4
% Feb 23
55
% Jan
4
23
52'/a May 23
67
Feb
110
35% May
15% Jan
6
30% Nov 3»
26% Jan
31
6
36 V* Nov
18
V 33% Feb
14
37
135% Jan
19
138
Jan
23
Jan
56 % Jan
7
86 <•-. Dec
7
;>■'•'/>/
Jan
27
140
27
73
4
111% May
53
95
13 % Nov
30
16% Oct
89
! Mar 17
'
55
Mar 29
96
Feb
v,,.
1
No par
Inc
X98%
1
13
Mar 14
4
22
May 16
27 Vb Jan
42 % Jan
17
48
Sep
20
44 Vb Jan
24
487/a Feb
91
Sep
15
96 % Jan
18
86% Apr
18
96
93
Mar
11
88.
Apr
23
100'/a Nov
22
92
Apr
30
99
17% Jan
17
28% Dec
20
21% May
14% Jan
6
97
2
May
14Vb Jan
39% Sep
33 % Aug 26
35% May
23
16
Nov
Jan
17
12%
13%/;:
100
1.700
15,700
10
75%
*7,4
'
n
■
'
■
-
•■»•■*
33
10
33%
"
400
62%
34 Vb
44,200
1,800
.35%
35
140
*135%
140
101
101
1C1
34,900
8%
62
35%
34%
>, 100
,108% 108%
108%
•i62
34%.
,
1.100
;
,3^'i
36
8%.
8%
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62
9 VB
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9%.
37 '•«:
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101
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v.
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>
1,900
89 %
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94
50o
->22
50c
*14%
147/a
Id
26%
26%
20
32
38'/a Jan
34
Apr
preferred
„
Hudson
&
new
'
■
Western
May 22
43%
9
Detroit Steel Corp
5
De
34
Oct
11
42% Feb
28
8
Devoe
38 Va Mar
class A
7
43 % Jan
31
59 %
31 % Jun
6
40'/a Sep
19
32% Jan
26
34% Jan
11
37 % Jan
28
33% May 14
44% Apr
35 % Jan
17
13% Jan
10
22% Nov
30
18'/b Apr
16
20% Jan
30
12 % Jan
7
13% Jun
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
1
49
7
23
13% Jan
30% Apr
.—2-,
Diamond T Motor Car Co
11% Jan
4
9 '/a Nov
47% Oct
11
64% Apr
61
26
79
Sep
11% Oct
21
15% Jan
13% Nov
16
3
73% May 11
27
39% Apr
9
13% May 28
21
72% May 28
13
5%
Apr
Dr
9
16 Vb Mar 21
90% Jan
43% Mar 14
60
'/a Dec
30
57
Jan
10
17
54% Dec
27
49% Jan
23
19% Sep
12
24% Jan
3
74Va May
21% Feb
10% Dec
21
14
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
4
249% July
6
10% Apr
15
Apr
8
2
May 28
18
1
124
Apr
12
6
94% Aug
11
101
Apr
12
93
Apr
11
July 25
33
,33% Dec 29
38
200% May 28
115% Apr
Jan
20
37
43% Apr
25
50
Feb
22
49
Apr
.48% Jan
12
53
18
48
Apr 30
July 22
50% Aug
9
51% Sep
28
Jail
6
55
Feb
Nov
4
19
40% Nov
6
58
Jun
2
36'/8 Feb
17
47% Apr
17
43 '/a Feb
14
5j
26% Feb
17
37% Apr
Jan
6
32% Jun
21
18
34% Dec
14
29 % Jan
3% Jun
1
Mar 14
87% Nov
15
75% Jan
23
Oct
26
Mar 14
175
23
Jan
31
159% Jun
1
61% Nov
30
51% Jan
23
19
42% Mar 27
3n2 May 23
95% May
170
Apr
64% Apr
7
12
22
24 % Mar 15
35% July 29
25
May 28
30
Jan
3
92% July 22
99
89
Apr
13
94
Jan
10
36
Jan
6
52
103
Sep
14
107
Nov
4
Sep 29
May 27
15% May 18
23% Feb
35% Mar 14
39% May 25
103% Apr
53
15
16% Jan
14
20% Oct
17
31% Feb
17
21% Jan
47 % Dec
28
53
Feb
28
47
43% Nov
3
58% Feb
17
3
6
Feb
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
4
76
Jan
69% Oct
4
21
J an
3
May 16
Mar 15
Jan
3
39% Apr
3
4
% %
Electric
20
25% Apr
11
Elliott
Apr
12
50
Jan
30
5%
44 % Feb
10
48
% Apr
9
5%
Co
El
Mus
Co
50
Paso
Apr
5
Jan
16
36% Apr
6
Emerson
Electric
May 28
13% Jan
3
Emerson
Radio
35% Dec
100
34% Mar
9
93
8
98
Jan
28
May 16
Jan
5
23
25% Jan
11
18
20
20% Jan
23
23% Mar 29
ll
87% Oct
31
81% Apr
26
86
Feb
2
a
69% Feb
24
70% Jan
26
73
footnotes
July
see
page
28.
May 28
5
10
2nd preferred
Natural Gas
43
1
15
50
conv
27
30% May
10
preferred
11
28 % May 29
33
Feb 29
8
Amer shares.—
common
19
20
(The)
Battery
Storage
21
30 % Oct
100
1
Co
Dec
51% May 18
2.50
common
Ind
16% Feb
9 %
Inc common—1
National Watch Co
Elgin
May 25
2
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut
17% Mar 20
28% Sep
24% Apr
Products
Ekco
&
25
28% Jan
30
50
106
10
100
Auto-Lite
22 Va Feb
25% Jan
*96%
preferred
Electric
6
54% Apr
97%
common
Bros Stores
4 % %
Electric
15% Jan
29
*96%
Eaton Manufacturing Co
5
32
3
No par
100
3
23
6
118 '/a
&
Mfg
3
Co
;
Phonograph
4
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
5%
Erie
&
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co—.
67%
69 Va
19%
19%
12%
12%
12%
900
800
212
205%
119
118 Va
21,600
207 Va
119
119 Va
500
98
*97 %
98
36%
36
36%
*46%
47 Va
36%
36%
36%
47 %
*46%
47 >/a
*46 %
47%
52
*50
52
*49
49%
*48%
48%
49%
49%
49 >A
52%
*51%
52%
*49%"
52%"
50 Va
*50
50%
x50Va
50 Va
*52%
53
*51%
53
11,100
50
*50
50
51%
*50
'53
14%
14%
3 8'/a
39%
39%
40
453/4
46%
46%
47%
31
31%
31%
32%
33 Va
34%
34%
35 Va
833/4
!162
53
54
25
25
*90
393/4
'104
84 Va
*161
25 Va
40
108
*104
33%
33%
33%
33A
36
*14'A
15
14%
14 y8
22'A
23
22%
23
48
7,100
32
352
84.400
48
87%
159 V2
53%
53%
2,500
25 Va
25%
25 Va
800
39 Va
104
18
33%
3%
y
92'/a
40
104
34'A
3%
36
36%
14%
14 Va
22%
*22%
49%
*48
*45
46%
49%
50'A
49%
50 >A
31
323/8
31%
32
9%
28%
28 Vb
28%
*28 »A
33%
33%
337/a
33%
93
93%
27
No par
x20%
21%
*82
83%
*67
70
*22
27
20%
94
4,200
900
2,300
49%
22%
*45 %
26 Va
10,300
3%
37%
14%
*48
46 3A
333/a
3%
36%
14%
14,700
23
50%
*28
10
1,700
34
49%
31%
*102
33%
*45%
97/s
4,660
39%
104 »/a
18 Vb
46 3A
31%
39%
17%
49%
9 Va
40
■
92 Va
*90
18%
*48
10
13,800
86%
159 %
87%
160
*45 Va
9 Va
3,100
54%
*90
34
3%
35%
35%
332
25 %
17%
3%
34%
>
53%
103
17%
35 Vb
35%
136
92
17%
3%
13,000
32'A
x86
40 Va
17
35
2,100
47%
31%
X160
25'A
*90
40 3/8
393A
46%
32%
35%
53%
91 Va
39%
900
48 '
1«
53%
14%
47 Va
86
1633A
53
14%
200
50 Va
51 %
32
3
Va
i3s
84 Va
163 3/4
20
50%
40%
70
600
52 Va
*50
15
40 Vb
14%
:
*
15
700
r
98
98
47 Va
49%
6,000
•
8 Va
8
8%
36%
*50
10,0
8.50
100
50
68%
20
x36
Vb
4% Jan
34 % Feb
31
208
118%
14%
Co
41% Jan
3
Jan
204
118%
1
—10
5
8 Ve
4,500
14
207%
205
118%
—
3% Mar 21
10
11% Oct
24
8%
200%
..50
12%
12%
par
Stainless Steel Corp
33'/a May 28
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
3% Nov
27% Feb
39% Jan
67%
*19%
preferred
Edison
11,200
67%
19%
10
Kodak
23,900
19%
Corp
-Rights
15,600
66%
66
Corp
Eastern
6%
66 Va
7 6 34
66%
65
..50
300
1,000
1,400
12
75%
66%
..50
3,200
70
34%
14
19%
..10
34 %
67
65%
8
*68%
■
35
4,500
54
78%
19%
8%
*53%
14%
64%
8
5,900
66
X63%
*12
'l.foo
9%
12
1
12%
:
76%
77%
*12
600
r-100
14::
14 Va
Airlines Inc
Eastman
*11%
i
11%
50C
Eastern
Eastern
35
12
Eagle-Plcher Co
23
21% Jan
35
4.700
40
'
54
69
•
34%
14
*52%
DWG Cigar
9%
69
39%
19
,
53%
11%
*49%
11
Mar 23
9 V#
:
9 Vb
9
•
-50
17% Jan
17
9VB
-50
14% May 28
17% NOV
54
9%
-50
$2.10
54
34%
9%
preferred
4.10%
24
25
35%
preferred
4.20%
12
20
>35%
35
34%
preferred.
29
Feb
May 18
9
6
6
18
15 Va
33%
*18
19
—8
Feb
Apr
49 %
49% Apr
Nov
Jan
53% Mar
52'/a Jan
15%
,15 Va
15%
Xl5 Va
15 >/4
(E I) & Co-
52% Jaw
49
53 % Mar 30
54
35% Jan
27
*18%
75
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
i
4% preferred
May 23
27
53 Va Apr
18%
14%
series
49% Apr
18%
>
15%
18%
76
$3.50
14
3 4'A
*18
11%
Preferred
12
♦34
34
par
5,900
.
39%
13%
3
600
53
34 V#
11%
6
52%
39%
72%
99% Jan
38%
34 V#
15 '/a
—1
9,600
38%
34
34%
121% Feb
1,800
31
39
X34 %
No
6,400
75
53%
—1
serifs
5,400
15%
.
31
*33%
53%
53
70
No
15
15%
30%
*33%
54
$4.50
50% Oct
15 'A
30%
—8
1
*73 Va
34
53%
Preferred
46% Jan
8,300
•
75
38
*68%
International
Pont de Nem
34%
34%
53
53%
Common
Apr
34%
34 V#
38%
68%
5
237
7,500
34
68%
Co
Duplan Corp
,
44
}
44
53 Va
53%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
37%
43%
•
i1'
38 %
-50
Industries
Dresser
3
Dunhill
*33%
No par
Co
9
du
Jan
117% Sep
Chemical
Dow
71% Mar 14
36% Jan
19% May 28
Aircraft
Douglas
3
38%
*32%
No par
Ltd
Mines
37%
37%
43%
15%
33%
No par
Pepper Co
Dome
>
20%
-30%
No Par
common
preferred series A
Dobeckmun Co (The)
23
14%
*29%
2
conv
21
20%
*73%
15%
50c
1
Dixie Chp Co
8
24
29%
20%
37%
2.
Corp
28%
34
1
25
Divco Corp
11% Feb
18% Mar 31
Stores
*32 Va
29 >/a
>« 37%.
34%
75
3Q%
52
.10
common.
Distillers Corp-Seagraras Ltd
3
May
Match
cumulative preferred
$1.50
31% Jan
38% July 25
93% Dec
Diamond
65% Jan
30% Mar 14
62 % May 17"
60
52% Jan 30
Alkali Co common
Diamond
6
10% Jan
May 25
9
26
29
Apr
39% Mar
33% May 28
10
7
5
May
>
44%
14%
15
Raynolds
&
^73%
75
30
1
Vllbiss Co
,-400
32%:
32 Va
28%
DAY
i 34%
Apr
24,500
32%.
MEMORIAL
44%
Apr
CLOSED
207/a
34%
19
32 »/a
3,800
143/4
27%
37%
34 Vb
35
14%
26%
37%
43
9
14%
26%*
20%
*73%
9
14%
38
20
Grande West RR_No par
14'/a Feb
4,300
22%
•'
Edison
26 V* Feb
22%
>26%/
29
Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
3
Sep
.
Detroit
13
50 Va Dec
*32
50
;=
STOCK
21
"
'
EXCHANGE
28
37%
270
89
14%
29
Detroit
Denv & Rio
17% Sep
4
-r
400
•
93%
*92
94
22%
3,000
I
90
26%
3
32% Jan
11
22%
X26
26
May 14
36'/a Jail
1
35% Apr
;
j-'.'*
Feb
Apr
32
22%
14%
•
45%
89 Va'
800
•500
16%
22%
*87 Va
87%
22%.
2C
50
13.50
'• '.U-.
\
...
?
.
89%
;
*92
26%
No par
Delaware Power & Light Co
23'
Jan
48
30
75
common
79
23
21
Co
&
87%
*87 Va
:
89%
94
Lack
6
45%
16%
45%
45%
22%
10
18,400
r-
22%
17 I-
22%
2,400
>
>
91
6
6
»
6
48%
14%
14
14%
*16 Va-
87'/a
♦91%
*89'/a
;
45 Va
*87%
Delaware
27
24
•*45 :•-;■
100
&
25% Apr
Jun
6V«
167/S
100
7%
40 % Jan
32
i * >5%/
22%
>87%
88
87%
6Va:
16%
c
22
12% May 17
14%
14%
B_
Delaware
27
16
91
•22%
*
> ■45
45
7
100
series A
6'/#"
43 %
48% >
*89Va
series
31 % May 18
37% May 29
43% Sep
7
14%
X48%
89
series
Deere
18% Jan
37% Jun
12
Jan
49 v*
,49%
89
22%
V#
Decca Records Inc
-79
90
11
Aug
33 % Jan
.22
10
Dayton Rubber Co
_3
Nov
41
'
"
3.90%
r-
For
r
34%
3.75%
•
96
-
32%
Preferred
35% Feb
9
31% May
5
25% Mar
4
30
19
■
.
Preferred
34% Jan
26% May 28
45
,
140
»/ 98%
16 Va
*15%
20
;
Preferred 3.75%
Feb
16% Mar
25% May 15
67
.'V
:■/'
'62
31%
147/8
6%
2.50
Corp common
preferred
Dayton Power & Light eomtaon
;
27% Jan
9
26
18'/a July 11
31% May 16
163
'•''
.34%
49%
91"
14%
.5
Daystrora Inc
95 % Mar
14
22
15
13 Vb
*36
8%
*135%
100%
*89 -
100
convertible
5%
3
Jan
65% Feb
27
13,400
15%,
15
75%
9%-
108%
,
140
49
1
preferred series A
River Mills Inc
Dan
17% May 21
32 % Mar
•
Corp common
Davega Stores
13% July
6
14
15 v*
*74 Va
;>
38
•61
32
.100
16%
15
•
8%
'34%
34%
*135%
1% ;pfd
>
62
1
:
Inc
;; :< 460
48%;
47%.
12%
v
9v2
*106%
8%
30%
A—;
10,200
64%
103
103
48%
-
*15%
I
-
75%
4 *36%
108 %
♦61
63%
65%
\
*
37
8%
-
.No par
3%%
6% May 21
3
5% Apr.
28
Jail
51 %
14%
33
n; 14%
'
11% Oct
157
14Vb
33
/! 48
*92
'
■/'/
33%
12%
9%
-n-
9%
*36%
-2.50
>/>>>>>
:-r
*74
•
65%
:800
900
6,400
,400
14%
64%
15 V*
^ 12%
12%
74
9
♦106
Dana
24
17% Mar 19
4
13% Jan
31
7% July 12
4% May 12
10
May 28
48'/* Jan
% Dec 22
6
30
36
12 Va
74
.100
—
65%
102 Va; 102 Va
48%
r
15
14%
47
29
66%
*33
47%
16%
*16
—10
_
48%
46 Vb
V
■'
29
->
14 VB
14%
33%
€3
65%
102% 102%
>'
900
*65%
66
'
94
■
91% Sep
66
-100
-No par
Cutler-Hammer
7
65%
103 > ;
102%
—25
Publishing
Class
29
7,500
38%;
37%
*92
-
■
43 % Jan
23
preferred
Cushman's Sons
i
64%
62
preferred—
Curtis-Wright common
May 23
29
*28%
66%
Prior
18'
Apr
29
$7 preferred
62% May 14
28%
*33
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.
Curtls
1
94
>14
Citneo Press Inc_
13
May
94
4,400
2%>
2%
2%
94%
*93
14%
Ctidahy Packing Co
4%%
6
38%
800
6
5%
X2%
7.200
47%
47 Va
40
•
172
*171
37%
33 Vb
pfd
7
3
>
5%
•
~50
U.100
29%
29 Va
3
14
Amer.
of
noncum
Cuban-American Sugar
8% May 25
11
Feb
116
Steel
6
>>>/:>
97
47 V#
47
;
8,600
97
*95
171%. 171%
47%
1,700
74%
29%
'
29
172
31%
74%
38
33
-No par
.
31%
*94
97
*95
DAY
52
58 V4
>-
97
1.800
2,500
*49%;
-75%
73
*94
—•
*55%
r
31%
31%
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
Corp
9
Mar 15
40
I9
35% Jan
9% Jan
31
101 % May 25
Cuba RR 6%
3,700
58%
2%
2.50
_
Crucible
10
10% Jan
8% May 15
94%
?8%
common
preferred../
19% Apr
14 Va May
7% Jan
67% Jan
26
73% Apr
$4.20
17% Apr
14% May 28
*91%
(The).
Common
2
57% Mar 21
,v
13
Jan
14
3
Feb
104
46 % May 28
2
9% May
6
3
69% Apr
23
53% Jan
1U2% May 24
7
May
27%
3,600
• ■
'
36%
>■
2%
37%
66%
Ac
27%
52
*55%
114
113
28
EXCHANGE
29%
*5%
6
2%
x3e%
-No par
Seal
$2 preferred ___
Crown Zellerbach
107
Cork
10,500
48%
97
,
28%
46%
1
Corp
Crown
9
135
Crescent
28
23
5
Jan
9
49%
///■:>>
-r//'>
Wheat Corp
of
49%
48%
*49%
1
*171
-1«0
18% Feb
12% Nov
6% Oct
Cream
£•%
1
'
25
preferred
35 Va Feb
32 % Jail
Feb
3%%
1j'/a May 22
3
9
6% Jan
46%
32% Apr 23
27
59
170%
45%
Crane Co common
3
75% Apr
10
170%
Corp
31
-27%
97
i
*95
100
1
Petroleum
30%
STOCK
31%
*94
28%
preferred
35
31'A
71 sri 74%
97
*94
34i/4
58
31
.71%
95
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp.
7
31%
70
; ;
95-
30
Sep
102
60% Jan
1
5
28%
59% Dec
30
55% Nov
>
7%
Co.sden
3
30% Jan
*31
.50"
Corp
6%
35%
50%
>1
1,300
30%
27%
> *55
-
Refining common-10
Products
37% Sep
13% Mar 30
33% Dec
28% May 25
Sep 13
Apr 15
33
Corn
5
97% Mar
series
6%
Dubilier Electric
57 V*
*54
6%
6%
114%
52
27
6,200
6%
|
31%
*49%
51%
*50'
.goo
50%
35%
35
48%
51
27 '/a
26%
5
50
%%ir preferred
————100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
3
May 29
42% Mar 26
2
92% May
15
98% Nov
7
45% Feb
1
L, 47%
'
r
49%
52
...
30%
1,200
.
3Vs
3
112%
6%
34%
31%
30%
3
20
Apr
5
.
series-
Corning Glass Works common
24
6% Jan
5
2
Preferred
Cornell
25
180% Mar
26
35% Jan
170
6
21
Jan
32% Feb
99
7
20
27% Jan
Co
Range
Convertible pref 5%
19
>
—14
5
49%
114
111
35%
x34%
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Jan
99
May 28
96% May
29
2
Cooper
2
31
•87% Apr
20
Jan
Mar 20
Jan
6%
6%
113%
111
8
50%
49%
50
6 %
.1
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
65% May 2
40% Mar 12
31
29
.;'i
70
48 %
5
Continental Steel Corp
5
32% May
14
21 Va Mar
Oil
10%
10%
Mach„.1'
&
Continental Motors
May 17
29
35% May 18
Sep
Foundry
Insurance
>' Continental
3
41% Apr
23
25% Jan
11
Apr
2
52% Sep 19
28% July 27
18
20% Jan
.
9% Jan
Continental
9
126
23
34% Jun
25
44% Nov
25% Mar 14
58% Apr
6% May 28
94
{Continental
May 15
23%
3%
*2%
13,200
14
*23%
V
24
11
*10%
xl3%
14 Va
14
*23
Shares
June 1
May 31
23%
23
23
23
V ;
■
-
14%
13%
13%
13%
May 30
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
May 29
May 28
;
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
5%
convertible preferred
25
23
3
Par
Rule# f#r
BALI PRICES
Thursday
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
22% Feb
8
14
Dec
NEW
Highest
48% May 22
70
1"
12% Feb
14% Nov 23
23% Nov 25
51% Sep 28
May 12
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
V V;
Monday, June 4, 1956
„.
.
(2660)
VB
20
46 3/8
49'A
49%
32
15,600
2,200
32
9%
28 Va
28%
33%
33'A
33%
94
94
94
7,700
93/4
29
9%
500
'
,1,900
80
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
5,400
20 3A
20 %
20%
20'A
20 Va
7,400
82
82
82
82
*82
83'A
*66
70
*67%
70
*66%
70
200
Number 5539
Volume 183
. . .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2661)
NEW YORK STOCK
Bange (or Previous
10
13% Jan
6
43
Leweat
Highest
Oct
21
Range Since Jan. 1
i!n>5
year
Lowest
May 11
NEW YORK
Highest
29
21% Feb
13
72% Dec 30
15% Jan
20
20
62 Y4 Jan
23
20% Sep
9
38% May
6
41 % Dec
30
1
21% Feb
7
11
13% Dec
23
18'A Apr
7
7
16% Jan
Apr
Evans
30
Mar 23
May 16
25 V* Dec
7
23
May 25
25% Mar
6
74
1
70
Jan
75 % Mar
7
37% Nov 30
31
Feb
6
% Apr
9
10% Jan
3
26% Jan 25
July
31
2
47% Jun
1
Nov
9
8% July 12
13% Jan
3
Dec
22
57
Jan
4
41% Sep
27
50
Jan
3
11% July 21
45
47'
12
7% Jan
29
Jan
12
57
5
51
11
4
13% Feb
23
17
24
29% Feb
1
9
6
28% Jan
38% Apr
22
39% Nov
Mar 14
93
Apr
124
22
31% Feb
26
110
17
Jan
30
Mar 22
27
35% Jan
~
18
54
Jan
18
104
i
Sep
26
!
33% Feb
31% May
May
23
23
.68
Feb
10
3
102
Apr
Mar 26
88
12
Mar 29
49 % May 28
61
Jan
3
19
10% Jan
3
12% Feb
27
36 % Jan
19
46% Feb
100
.1
17
18% Mar 11
26% Jan
12
35% Jan
48% Apr
14
41% Feb
7
36% Feb
50% Jan
11
43% Mar 15
99
Jan
13
46% Jan
25
•102
Feb
40-
July
69% Sep
105
-
14
July 15
61% Sep
28
126
Sep
96% Nov 30
100
Jun
99% May
.-
Feb
29% Oct
50
2,800
-
18
21.
Feb
13
147
11
100
Mar
preferred.
33% Jan
71%
5
.
x36%
■
7%
._
Light
Co_.No par
preferred
Motor
preferred
May 29
97% Mar 20
16% Mar 23
14
16% Mar 22
'v;.
v ,
-
2,100
32%'
32 Y.
33
3,200
-
39 Ye
39 Ya
121%
121%
'
39%
130
52
53
74%
•
9% Dec
34
113 !
Jun
July
22
107% Jan
5
Jan
25
11% Sep
41% Jan
18
49% July 27
9
43
4z
'
37 Ya
103
44%
53%
53%
'
39
Feb
11
Dec
20
46
32% July 18
4% Oct
>25%
46% Feb
20
Oct
21
15% July
5
25% Dec 29
9% Mar
45
Mar
17% Aug
30% Sep
10% Mar
10
25% Feb
51
Jan
•
31 % May
9
•66
25
38
Jan
23
1
6
Jan
4
8
1
31
35
i
Jan
14% Apr
13
25% Jan
48% Apr
9
3
May
3
Feb
-
9
5%
29
1
104
Jan
23
106% Mar
71
Dec
29
63
Apr
26
11% Jan
21
9
136% Dec
8
148% Jun
3
137
Mar 19
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
29
May 28
Jan
6
26% Dec
29
24% Jan
15
83% Mar 18
July
18
67 % Dec
24% Mar 15
38% Dec
86
5
30
13
45% Jan
•
93
130
Aug 17
■10% Nov
13
2
Nov
.2
48% Feb
,9
40% Oct
27
140
Oct
Gamewell Co
16
Garrett
23
Gar
134
10
16
85
May
36% Jan
128% Apr
5
4%%
Mar
$8
97 Ya
97%
120
52 Ya
49,100
18%
183/4
34,300
34%
35
343/8
35
35 Ya
35
3578
2,700
8%
4
8%
*12
12%
8 3/4
35
7
13
84%
15%
15%
153/a
15%
"
"
'
7
4%
conv
5
General
2nd
Cigar
*15%
57% May 24
66% Jan
3
General
Dynamics
65
Mar 19
General
Electric
19
Feb
7% Jun
23
77% Jun
20
13
61
May
S"
6
122% Mar
54
Nov
14
40% May 28
119% Dec-20
127
Jan
3
>119% Apr 23
••08
102
Jun
30
96% Apr
49% Mar 20
124% Feb
18
Aug
9
29% Jan
7
35% Nov
9
31
Feb
1
43% Mar 14
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
10
'*0
v
;
.
10
$5
.
101% Mar 15
preferred
34
39% Jan-' 6
79
14
61% Feb
14
13% Oct
31
17% Mar 24
lt% Feb
9
17% Arr
33% Dec
21
34% Jan
4
46% May 14
24% May 28
28% Mar
General
38
46
4
—
36% May 25
45% July 11
31
39% Jan
Nov
21
Jan
23
29% Feb
-
3
3
Jun
29
Jun
29
46% Jan
18
65% Nov
14
53
Nov
16
98
Jun
13
90
May 17
82
Jan
7
103% Sep 26
24% Mar 14
37% Nov
2
8% Apr
101
80% Mar 23
11
82% Jan
2
8
19
general
.
.*
7
5
Apr
4
92% Apr
121% Apr
4%%
Tire
Jan
23
Jan
23
60% May 23
Georgia-Pacific
Jan
23
51 %
Getty Oil Co
19
40% Jan
50% May
3
5
4%%
4
12
4%
3
Gillette
(The)
Jan
18
29% Sep
8
23% May 28
27% Mar 20
Gimbel
Brothers
17
99
8
94% May 18
97% Mar 21
36% Oct
11
44% Mar
2
5
Dec
15
9
Jan
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
17% Jan
26
22% Oct
35% May 28
11
155
25
4% Apr
153
22
69% Jan
6
87Y4Dec
30
00% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
1
30% Dec
8
421/4 Jan
3
41% Mar 14
* 55% July 25
41% Mar
11
5% Jan
Mar 14
Jan
9
25
Goebel
Apr
13
Gold
24
Apr
17
Goodall-Sanford
75
Jan
27
89% Mar 23
60
Jan
23
75
Apr
2
'
30
Feb
14
36
Apr
18
-
44% Jan
16
50% Mar 13
1% Nov
11
12% Jan
5
23
Sep
21
13% May 31
6
34% Dec
30
29% May 23
34
Jan
39% Sep
12
34
46% Apr
30
Grace
35
Jan
0
93
Mar 21
9
Mar 14
3% Mar
3
Dec
23
Feb
94
-
6
14
96% Dec
30
94% Mar
36% Jan
18
44% Sep
19
39% Jan
24% Feb
9
21
May 26
141
69
Feb
23
153
77% Dec
2
23% Mar
149% Jan
70% May 25
34% Jan
37% Aug 11
10% Mar
2
31 % Feb
9
14% Feb
99
93
1
79% Jan
93 % Dec
28
For
footnotes
18
see
page
28
Jun
k Name
Great
7%
Northern
Western
Green
Green
132
132
3,000
ll3/a
1,700
58 Ya
593/a
59%
613/8"
593i
60
,4
36,600
56 ■%
5774
57%
58
56Ya
57%
72,600
17%
17 Ya
18
17%
17Ya
1,200
91
91 Ya
93
923/4
92Y4
2,800
46
463a
463
46Ya
463/4
2,400
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88
*
44 Ya
121%
413/4
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1213%
122 Ya
1,300
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98%
300
9S%
35
35
600
59%
60
3,100
42 V*
41 Ya
41 %
41 Ya
41 Ya
6,200
43/4
17.200
40%
40%
'
35 Ya
35
78
79
79%
80
163/a
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16%
103/4
16 Y4
17
40%
40
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25
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40
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25
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54
109
10
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91
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670
16,800
53%
54%
52
53 Ya
51%
52 Va
44 Ya
45 V*
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9
46 VA
46%
•
•
23%
95%
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35%
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24
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48
23Ya
24 Ya
24 /
24%
4,200
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95
95
; 100
37
36 Ya
36 Ya
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4,300
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158 Ya
24
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24
.
43/o
10,500
158%
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24
79 Ya
7,400
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78
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79
66 Ya
68
65 Ya
31
3038
31
30 lA
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483'a
48Y4
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10,700
2Ya
28,400
75%.
78
76 V*
81
67%
67
68%
4
30%
31 %
303/4
—1
46%
47%
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2
48
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158 %
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9
36%
36 3,8
4%
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9,500
46
9
47 Ya
473/8
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2
,
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-
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108
11,400
31
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91
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..
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42 Ya
42
42 Va
30 Ya
30 Va
35
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51
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*
31
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-
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34 Yi
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41Y4 •' 42
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53
10
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100
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34%
40%
w
10
.
'
2 Ya
2
2%
2
13%
1,700
2,700
14
14
13%
14%
13%
13%
13 Y4
5
29%
30%
30 Ya
303/4
30%
31 Va
31 Va
31%
9,900
36 %
39%
38 Ya
39%
39
39
39
39 Ya
10,600
12.50
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common
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com
38 %
38'/a
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100
95%
95 %
*94 Ya
20
20 %
1
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28%
7%
29
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:
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25
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97%
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122%"
60
5
common
Ry
149,600
59
10
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470
423/4
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2,900
41%
34 Ya
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;
67
121
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7%
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8
66
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80
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4
preferred
10
133
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41%
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21
21%
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142
143%
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72
20
39 Ya
38 Ya
96 Ya
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41
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144
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100
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10
4,900
5,300
2,900
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7,400
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144
72
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30
140
72
30
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-
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1
29 %
29 Ya
29 Ya
Greenfield Tap 6c Die Corp..No par
34%
35%
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36%
•35 Yt
3534
♦35 y4
35%
300
24
17% May 10
29% May 22
May 31
1
11
Great
-133
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'-
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Great Northern Paper Co_
'
133
34
7%
Iron
*132
160
143/4
85%
preferred
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4,100
39
10
Ex-distribution
Gt
33% Mar 12
9
6
,
400
32
983/i
1
Steel
Co
77
32
16%
100
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77
32
54%
No par
Grayson-Robinson
9
3
City
(W
3%%
24
46"% Apr
8
30% Mar 14
Grant
7% May 18
20
20% Mar 15
13% Jan
Granite
19
Apr
6c
76
32
11
100
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76
33
■Y
92 ■"'
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand Union Co (The)
17
108
Tire
Graham-Paige
3
Feb
33% Mar
1
May 22
May
Jan
99
21% Apr
24
2
2
14
45
13
Apr
33% Dec
Feb
Marie
9
25% Feb
3
74
20% Mar 22
2% Feb
May 24
18% Jan
31% Jan
143.
17
37% May 15
7
21% Dec
100
Jan
2
(W.
82
7,900
1434
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(B F)
1,900
30 Ya
30
34%
4%
100
Co
29%
"
99
x40
2.50
—-
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*32
,
11 Ya
—100
Inc
138
*136
138
91
29%
54%
common.No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
27
45% Dec
Goodyear
3
6
Goodrich Co
20% Mar 16
27% July
22% Jan
6c
3,000
34
:_10
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
158
3
-
77
common
2,500
9%
*75
121
T21
1
Co
*136
66%
9 Va
*88
44%
34
preferred
Glidden Co (The)
220
105
,
65 Ya
9 Ya
;
14%
*98%
$4.50
Aug
2,500
90
8
—10
90% Jan
20
105
3,600
653/4
b8 Y4
9
400
33%
15f /,
2 6 Y4
90
67
8
Corp.—.5
preferred
105 Ya
*105
10,500
33%
'263/4
4l0
1,400
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143/4
,
L
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17%
66 %
15
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7%
29%
58/2,
44 Ya
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15
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34
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130
400
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15
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29%
41%
preferred
conv
preferred
41
45% Sep
900
8,400
86%
87
—.No par
3%%
36
9% Jan
7%:
30 3/8
llOu'
58%'- '
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10c
Rubber
6c
106
8% May 18
i
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11%
40%
preferred
3
5
"640
14 Ya
54%
4%%
-
27
9% Oct
*
■
*
57%
preferred
General
5
May
400
51,400
II
30
89 Ya
Unities.—_. J0c
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23
Mar
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7%
9%
43
'
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.
138
90
5
Corp
Telephone Corp..
Time
43% Sep
52
.
1,1,
109 Ya
29 Ya
9 Ya
9
90
Eqaipt Corp
tic
,
30
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Utilities
Realty
General
General
66% Apr
g0
30
*
59 Ya
MEMORIAL
65%
,29 Y»
11%
Shoe
2
9
100% Feb
■
7 Ya
29
,V
CLOSED
15,
29%
15%.
General Railway Signal
*
Apr
100
4
Public
118% Jun
28
38% Oct
100% Apr
9
33% Apr
May 28
91
101
May
Precision
r
*136
133
General Refractories
38% Nov
-
87
r.32/4,
,
■iu.'.
30 y*
59 Ya
.
'EXCHANGE
273/4
28%
11%
General Public Service
General
65%
43
;
-
105 Ya
*105
k
:
293/a
Advertising
2
General
,
65%
64%
No par
15
Dec
,
,
91 Ya/
110 Y4
i 9%
•••-.,
■
33
li'/a
•j.v
'
STOCK
7Ya
32Ya
.
263%
14%
Preferred $3.75 series—
•
105
105
*132
General Portland Cement Co
3
.46
*
10
General
24
45
13%.-
100
:
Jan
<
26%
common—2
-
5
1534
t-j'J
110
:
.,
,
.
33
1
38% Mar 28
31*
.
26 Ya
/
29
7Y*
80
3
53% Feb
31
v
43
58
7%
XI4%
9-/a
■
29%
Corp—
5% Dec
7
*15%
900
9
f
7 3%
29
v
44%:,;
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62% May
11
•.
,
29:%
■
,
s.-57
28%
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i.
Outdoor
c78
43
56%
50
37% Apr
May 25
974
44v
138
Co
39% Sep
May
-
29
:
2
4% Jan
■
*136
preferred
3
40
9'/a
com..No par
Contract Corp
Mar 17
19
3,700
4
7%
29Ya
109%
7 Va
No par
preferred
series
4% Jan
71% Apr
7%
109 %
100
36% Nov83
-
,28%
43%
Instrument Corp
1
General Mills common—
No pa:
5% preferred
xlOO
General Motors Corp com__—_1%
1
43% Oct-11
.7%
29 %
28%
.General
2
123
118% Apr
6
10% Mar 20
71% Apr
.
109%
*55
General Finance Corp (Delaware )_1
General Foods Corp
——No par
New com "when issued''
No par
6
50% Apr
1
7%
26
9
7
July 11
Apr
100% Apr
7%
x29
xl09%
5
Inc
52% Jan
*
83%
>,32% fc33Y4%
90r: >•'.90
9
preferred—
Co
Mar 29
30
500
83%
15%
84
30%
50
1st preferred.
80
Jan
12%
"
82
9
com
4%
6%
85
8%
12%
85 Ya
*12%
12 Ya
85"
.—No par
General
17% May 28
8%
12Ya
8 34
9
*12%
82%
-
1
com
Corp
5
•
200
'r 52 Ya
4
preferred
preferred
3
43% May 28
120
26
13
5
50
133
18 3%
100
Jan
27
131 Ya
53
Amer Transportation..2.50
Baking Co common
5
17% Jan
19% July
6
General
13% Jan
96% Dec
Inc
84.50 preferred
General
11% May 31
6
28
5
14% May 31
23
/.
7,000
64%
98
Corp
_1
Investors com__l
7
30
b4
134
4,100
101*
*100%
.
17%
Acceptance
7
8
7% Oct
convertible
American
Mar
57% Dec
138
54
53%
65
52 Ya
2
Cable Corp
Feb
/■'
101
64%
133%
/
54 VA
533/4
100 Ya
"
3,300
*97%
*43
(The)
Bronze
31
2,300
'
17 Ya
No par
Industries
General
63% Jan
27
Corp
Wood
General
97% Feb
42%
53
5
34 % Mar 13
26
463/4
41%
98
___5
(The)
33% May
Apr
453/4
423%,
17%
—50
common
preferred
17
76
06% Jan
Jan
Inc
21% Mar
13% Jan
Jan
142
23
45%
..".'•.42%
52 3/8
.100
Gardner-Denver Co
7
9% Mar 16
May 22
1,660
4
*97 Ya
common—.1
1
4
•71 % May
28
22,800
16%
17%
iv
(Robert)
9
General
28
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15Ya
15 Y4
15%
19,800
areyhound Corp (The) common___3
93 Ya
93 Ya
93%
Ya
93Ya
93
93 Ya
110
93%
' 38% Apr
96
_Jan
-
'
10J
>16%
53%
xOo
(The)
Inc
convertible
General
Dec
'
*101
16%'
x45 %
L
iv38/8
Ya.-
v 103
,16%
2,900
:■ 1,000
97%
common—1
^
Gamble-Skogmo
6
9% Dec
107% Mar
Co
29% Mar 27
67% Jan
105
38
40
11%.
"
*
Jan il3
15% Mar
Co
51%
5,900
12,100
:
16%
1
.
84.50 preferred
47% Mar 13
23
22
Gabriel
503/4
37 Ya
*101
*
/
633/4
133%
73%
74 Va
104 Ya
11%
533/i,
63
7334
104 Ya
51Y4
101%
'
128
'
42,
*100%
-64
,
73
.
503/8
"I 7
>
;
T
443/4
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Ya
V
3,800
28%
;
'*11'/4
16%
16%
100
52
51
74
*104Ya
.
11 %
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44% ,45
; :
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,
15,200
106
73
*
•
Galr
112% Mar 21
May 29
30
3
34 % Mar 14
19
9% Jan
15
35% Mar 14
27% Dec
9% Jan
7% May 25
28% May 29
30
:
.
74 Ya
73
i?
74%
106
va
■S
•% May 18
26% Mar 14
"
403%
*124
$
104% May 24
4,300
51%
10
Co
2 I Ya
97%
1
preferred
26 Ya
'
2
Co
Trailer.
4*
7,500
27
x32
'-V
51%
37
v
16%
126
10
Fruehauf
23
Mar 29
2,500
32%
27
122
727a
38
53
No par
Corp
33 Ya
32%
300
5
.
Corp
Froedtert
i
"33YB
:
8%
*104
Xbl
100
.
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Sulphur
5,000
3234
,
*100% :ioi%
100
.
Co____
3,300
143/4
33 Ya
"
XI2
common
!__l
pfd ser of '51___15
cum
34%
14%
8%
72%
102
lb Ya
__l
—_
convertible
Freeport
75
♦100
__.No par
r.
34%
15
32Ya
11*78
(The) -conimon
34%
143/4
,
50
333/4
50% Vol
com
Foremost Dairies Inc.
■
"V
50
8%
50 %
7.
9,500
50 Ya
32 %
122
.
50%
4,200
54
*28 Ve
Machinery & Chem Corp—10
Ford
121
,
19,900
6%
11 3/a
*50
33 a/8
11%
3%%
.•
3
54
8%
49%,'
Co
84.20 div
.
49%
473/a
6 Ya
11%
32°/B
11%
82
94
121
45 YH
7
ll3/4
32va
/
73
34 3/8
'
'
'/a
49%
28
38% Apr
14
-
46
*50
34%
14%
5
98% Nov
14
33%
14%
100
Francisco
27
34
Xl4%
No par
Foster-Wheeler
89
33
♦69
*40 Ya
;
18
25% Jan
11%
50
76%
27
24
*48%
103 -/a
13% Mar 12
27
48%
7 3-j a
10% Apr
94V
43Ya
DAY
103 %
41% Apr
28% Dec
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
52
6.25
24
9
*50
74
6Ya
rioo
3%%
5
21% Jan
54
48 %
5
*69
7
113/4
Carpet • Co_LL
(The)
Food
63% Mar 12
16% May 28
6Ya
11%
•
•
May 10
96% Apr
50
Food Fair Stores Inc
9
May 10
109
♦50%
-
'
'
40
&
Apr
50
44%
43
'
6%
11%
38 %
Corp
62
42%
6%
10%
EXCHANGE
38%
conv
Power
102% Mar
X40%
'
73
*b9%
37°/u
cum
Flintkote
.
9
71
-Feb
500
23%
V
23
Oct
18%
23%
32%
23
88% Mar 38
*18 Ya
233/a
31 Ya
Florida
46% Mar
4
-Feb
18%
23%
32%
8% Feb
0'
18 3/8
STOCK
31%
12'/a Jan
29
18%
.~L_1
6
13% Nov
18%
23 %
70
—5
Corp
4
25% Dec
1,900
18%
23%
18%
23
*68
27"'
68
«
16,000
12a4
27
14% Jun
6
5,900
12Ya
123/4
'
27%
12% Apr
Jan
41%
llYa
13
26%
Power
13
»
40%
12 Ye
12 Ya
—_10
—
Florida
Feb
Mar 31
42
ll3/4
13%
8%
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
28
41
11%
13
33%
...
5
51
3
41 Ya
UVa
13%
33%
84 preferred 2
Florence Stove Co
21.
26% Aug 22
40%
11%
13%
-bVa
Firth
7
51% May 28
20%Oct"ll
i,
41%
11
32%
49% Apr
27
Oct
,
40%
32%
21% Mar 12
13
0
,
4,500
2.50
Mfg
First National Stores..
105% Mar 14
16
82
•
41
98% Apr 30
lb % May 25
May 23
86
III
_
20
Aug 29
85
2
Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
>4%%
preferred
16
11% Sep
100
86%
1
80% Mar 26
106% Jan
62% Jun
'
85
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY—5
k Fifth Ave Coach Lines
Inc—
_lo
Filtrol Corp
23
9
Mar
9
80 %
1
:
Tarrant
4'/o
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
03
'
83
%
Co——.a
1
61
Jan
85
50
__
Paper Board Co Inc
Dept Stores
&
Ferro
1
May
1
Electric
Fenestra Inc
43
30% Feb
62
3,500
83
17%
„
Fibreboard Paper Prod com..No
par
1
39% Mar 23
135
30
Pacific
Federal
9
7
82 % Sep
Mar
7
23
67% Dec
108
Federal
>
Felt
26 % May
24
17%
1
Federated
49% May 25
23% Sep
17%
5
37"% Mar 14
13
33% Mar
17
Nov
5,300
17 %
Za
Corp common
preferred series B
10% Jan
26% May 28
'
18
16
8% May 28
13% Feb 23
24%
17%
No par
Corp common
5% conv cum pfd ser A:
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
9
Apr
.
36"% May
31% May 22
I
Apr
39% Apr
31% Jan
17% Jan
40% Jan
Oct
8% Nov
24 %
17fa
Fedders-Quigan
3
.
13 % Mar 29
43% Jan
24
Jun
29
Apr
•51
24%
17%
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp_
Farwick Corp
-
'
5% Mar 14
0
Morse 6c Co
Family Finance
5%
Shares
24 Va
17%
3
.
68
the Week
Friday
June 1
1
Falrchlld Engine 6c Airplane
Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
12
gales for
Thursday
May 31
24%
Fairbanks
Apr
PRICES
23 Va
3
20
23
SALE
May 30
24%
2
14 Ya Mar 16
1
HIGH
Wednesday
May 29
23
15% Jan
May 28
AND
Tuesday
5
Ex-Cello Corp
22% Mar 14
Sep 26
Co
Eversharp Inc
3
v
15
Products
Monday
May, 28
Par
49% Feb
1
12% Jun
17% 'Mar
26
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
93% May
26 Y» Sep
12% Nov
24% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
3
changed -from New
.4%%
York
(H
L)
Co
Inc
preferred-
City Omnibus
100
Corp.
-
30
*93
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2662;
.
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
r
STOCKS
Bange for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1955
28% May 28
2
45 % Feb
32% July 19
5% Jan
22
8 V* Apr
6
44 V» Feb
4
23
34% Jun
Jan
6
96% Oct
31
S3
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
83% Jan
i
Apr 18
39% Mar 23
May 31
9b
7
Gulf
Jan
42% Mar 20
23
18
38 Va Nov
3
35
Aug 26
104% July 13
105
Jun
109'/a Jun
9
7
100
Apr
104
Dec
8
107
10
101
May 21
41
Dec
15
Jan
31
101
Jun
28 V8
6%
35
"93%
108%
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
29%
29 y4
30
6%
9o
6%
6%
6%
34%
,8
35%
34%
34%
95
93
94%
*9j'/2
114%
112%
114%
114%
the Week
Friday
June 1
May 31
30%
28%
6%
34%
25
Utilities
May 29
29%
HIGH
Wednesday"
May 30
Tuesday
May 28
____No par
*6%*93
1,200
4,500
200
94j/4
113%
115
35,500
No par
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 Vb
36%
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
"97
98%
98%
99
6
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
*102
104%
*102
104%
*102
104%
"103
$4.44
dividend preferred
100
*lu2
103%
*102
103%
*102
104
"102
1,400
104v2
105% Feb 23
27
15,900
6%
34%
34%
115%
Shares
29%
Co—
Common
103% Feb 28
98% May 31
States
LOW AND
>i
Monday
Par
$5 preferred.,
Gulf Oil Corp
Mar 14
129% May
23
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
Guantanamo Sugar
__1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR cora__No par
13
8
1
bYt Dec
'
357/s Jan
3
35% Jen
90
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
104
Feb
108
"97%
99
98-4
99
310
H
45% Apr
40% July 12
41% Jan
5
13
Hackensack
Water
69% Nov
25
58% Feb
10
84% May
7
Halliburton
Oil
24% Sep
45% Aug 10
18% Jan
6
14
20% May
4
22% Mar
5
Hall
7
(W
25
18% Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
25
Apr
2
78% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
97
Apr
4
11% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
34
May 28
42% Mar 29
Hammerniill
18
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
59% May
Harbison-Walk Refrac
114% July 25
16% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
137
40 % NOV
17
Jan
23
146
May 28
31% Feb
Feb
43
9
Hamilton
4%
9
15
Watch
Co
convertible
10
12
6% preferred
Harsco
Corporation
Harris-Seybold Co
Apr 23
Mar 11-
35% July
6% Mar 25
33% Dec
5
8% Jan
12
39
Mar 29
Mar 27
Hat Corp of America
4%%
preferred
Jan
36
ft
Harshaw
Chemical
75
77
6,100
21%
21%
21%
1,500
22%
*22%
92
*92
93
34
35
55%
57%
Co—..
22%
23
92
22",«
137
37%
29%
30%
700
93'%
100
34J%
34%
1,900
56%
56
56'%
2,100
*135
139
139
"135
38%
38'%
39%
30%
30 %
31 %
•
139
i0
38%
39
3,500
30%
37%
30%
-
*92
35
56%
56%
*135
137
36%
22%
22'%
93'%
400
43%
35
DAY
35
55%
*42%
:
-
22%
*92
MEMORIAL
34%
v
2.50
Hart Sehatiner & Marx
8
34
20
Jan
16
39
17
75
21
1
35% Apr
May 22
Jan
74%
CLOSED
100
3
6
43
EXCHANGE
20%
15
;
34% Jan
25
.
14
42%
74%
20%
100
common
29% May 28
39% July 13
STOCK
72%
20%
2.50
Co
29% May 28
31% Dec
42%
74
20%
*41%
1
common
preferred
Paper
*41%
71
5
Cementing
Printing Co.—
F)
43
5
Well
30%
1,100
5
29%
31
29%
30%
31
3 X 74
31 %
31'/8
10
25'%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
l
6%
b%
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
400
35%
35%
,6%
35%
6%
*35%
35%
*35'%
35%
|,50
30%
*29'%
30'%
•
3,200
700
"
'
Mar 15
'
common
50
;
'
*35%
"■
Havag Industries Inc—
16% Oct
18
15% Jan
6
20
20% Nov
3
247/a Mar
26% Mar 14
13% May 28
17% Jan
3
19% May
7
21% Jan
3
6
7
23
29% Feb
Sep
20
60 % Sep
29
104% Feb
7
25% Dec
8
94% Apr
23% Jan
11
40
Mar 14
■1% Jan
11
Oct
34% Nov
71
Jan
3
34% Jan
6
12
Oct
14
46% Mar 14
20% Mar 19
71
42% Feb
10
21% Feb
16% Jan
3
8% Mar
11
*
Mar
2
r
,
6% Apr
18% Feb
7
25% Jan
4
19% Jun
9
32% Mar
3
30
48
3
34
34% Oct
13
17% Oct
21% Jan
31
100% Jun
14
3
Feb
10
17
Jun
56
Feb
27
5% Apr
11
27
21% Jan
23
8% Dec
Dec
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
4
28
34
Aug
01% Jan
28
98
May
38% Oct
08
104% Jan
23
47
Feb
14
Feb
7
140% Dec
23
22% Jun
27% Dec
8
3% Feb
10
7% July 18
•
29
-12% Apr
71% Sep
•v
03% Jan
6
X
22% Jan
11
3
Jan
3
Nov
20
96
•
May 21
41% Jan
143:
Jan
102% Jan
12%
•
'3%%
4%
28
2
,.-
41 y
97%
1
6%
7%
3% Apr
Howe
11% Apr
Sound
23
May 18
i
;
Hunt
Foods
Hupp
Corp
i
b'/o
conv
pfd series A
Hussman Reingeruior Co.*
84
5% May
2
Apr 27
7% Jan
36
40
13
12
Apr
9
46% May
4
Inc..
*14
300
"-2%
*8%
1
66%
67'%
24%
*24 Vb
66
7
6%
24'%
*99
100'%
103%
*103
103%
* i ?14
.,/
20
4
2%
37%
"
'.14%
20%
STOCK
'
2%
MEMORIAL
9
77%
78%
*32%
5%
5%
37
43%
/ *36%
41
'
DAY
100'%
103%
210
47%
3,300
165 %
165%
55,000
14
2%
5'/2
37%
37%
41
42 y4
*37
100
3,800
7;
34
"7 5%
5%
38
*32
"
1,400
9%
79%
79
-32%
1,000
10,200
2%
*8%
9%",79%
42
20
2%
27/a,
32 v2
14%
19%
14
79
5%
*99%
7;-47%
*103
-
coy2 >
*8%
32%
"V
500
1,800
92%
165%
14
V.
7,400
16%
47%
20
-
400
25%
*91
92'%
165
EXCHANGE
CLOSED:
24'%
38%
26
47%
165
350
5,200
•
15%
100%
47%
7
25%
25%
471/,
7,000
98%
*37'%
r 37%
*91
2,400
42
24%
16
15%
68
6%
25%
92%
'32% ;
41%
-
7,000
41%
9
36%
5
34%
*97%
9
5%
;_50
100
34
98%
78%
32%
19%
30%
34%
'
77%
19%
*30'%
34 %
16
100
; *
42'%
2%
>
7%
7%
20
30%
41%
164%
20%
11%
:3oy4l*
20
.
37%
'
.14%
xl9%
r_6.06%-
common..
7%
*7%
,
,
25%
164%
Hudson Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
37% Jan 30
4
164
-
4,000
*99
104
1
1,900
12%
*97%
47%'••'47%,'1
1
•
22%
12%
*91
100%
103%
400
22 "
*103
*99
5,300
12%
97%
6%
,.-
130
46%
y»-
22%
37%
100
Corp
*11
V
89
46 %
'
66%
''15%
100
Co
89
47
6%
92%
IHudson & Manhattan coin
100
v*
5% noncumulative preferred—100
23
89
%
11,600
72
42%
38
*91
Howard Stores
26% Mar 19
5,100
*70
97%
25%
100
:
1,300
16%
40%
1
16
37%
&
40'%
40
16%
*24%
25%
1
39%
40
16%
,66%
•
24
15%
3
com
3
18% Jan
'
66
400
11%
34%
40%
1
*
.134%
500
54
12%
7%
34%
49
49
■> 21%
.
30%
x34%
50
121% >
*52%
-
72
89
46
"120%
500
5,100
45%
,11%
20
*30
63%
preferred
Lighting
*7
>
.
x97%
.
preferred
4.40%
7%
20
24
4
18
45
40%
s
*70
*'
*
r
*19%
25
38%
40%
16%
.
12%
30%
lo
Inc
39%
39%
'
V*%
22
12%
*30
No par
preferred
-Houston
22
-
common__5
165% Jun
10
32% Feb
22 %
12%
3
31% Jan
17
21%
89%
53
53
11%
Power—No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del;
25
Jan
Sep~2i
39
Feb
50% Apr
:
Co
v-
90
46%
*11%
$2.25 convertible preferred
—50
Household Finance common—No par-'
.
10
105
;
.45%
19%
10
500
26
!
v
*17%
48%
r
'
11%
12.50-
preferred—
conv
72
45
3
14
May 25
f-JP 19% May 28
'1
1% Jan 12
ft
7% Feb 20
y64
8
Mar
Corp
Electrochem
Houdallle-Industries
6
30
9% Feb
6
10% Jan
33
27
13
3
Jan
5%
7
28% Jan
103% May 10
•
15
15% Mar 14
1% Dec 15
16 % Mar
39% May
12
99
0
105% Feb
8
14
10
'Apr
92
■
17% Dec
'•
12% Feb
2
25
Oil
16%
*70-
18
-**48%
40%,
15%
,72
*7
26
121%
40%
39
.
89%
-
20
1,400
97%
*37 %
-
46%
I2IV2
49
52%
v
*
11%
5
$4.25 preferred
Hotel Corp of America
8% Jan 31
29 % Mar
37% May 31
5
Mar 10
102% Mar
•*
;
3
100
Hooker
3
103% Mar 16
49
-52%
39%
*
121%
44%
10
26 «/4
45%
..
89%
.30
*95
1,000
83'%
54
38'%
*17%
46
5
preferred
Homestake Mining—
11
71% May 18
17
18
18
44
50c
common
26
83%
54
97%
*37%
1
(A) & Sons
30%
26%
38%
5
Co
30%
85
53%
53%
*95
40%
*70
30 y2
*83%
53%
*120%
39
16%
100
convertible
46% Apr
30
97% Apr
5%
38%
x38%
15%
1
pfd (conv)—No par
Furnace
''
53 '
l
1,700
6,500
■
48%
*52%
*
5
common
Corp
(Charles
Honolulu
16
35 % Jan
2nd
cum
Holly Sugar Corp
20
Feb
.50
14
20%
97%
-
120 v2.
48%
par
Hotels
Hollander
4
40
120 %
preferred series A
Holland
16
1
22
20% Oct
'
"Jun
27
Apr 28 i<
26
17
8% Jan
44%
.Hoffman Electronics Corp—
12
32% Jan
$4%
Hilton
21% Mar 23
1
23
42%
13%
20
?26
*37%
25%
1/12
2
com
1
14%
20%
30 %
-
*95
'38%
17'/a
1,100
13%
20
^
-
85
53%
...
100
new
30%
*83%
25%
preferred
Hires Co
7
14 % Apr
11
Apr
4
17
25
25% Mar
14
Dec
65
34% Jan
*
5
44% Jun
106
13% Mar 14
13
Jan
48% Apr
12% Jan
14
"
25
20%
30%
;
13%
20
85
*37%
17%
preferred
Heyden Chemical Corp
..
.
96
No par
Powder
3Va%
3
96
30%
13%
<
53%
10
common
Hewitt-Robins Inc
3
,
12% May 28
29% Feb
\
77% Feb
i99
Jan
May 31
52%
100
preferred series A
Hertz Co (The)5..
fc
30%
30%
*<*83%
30
30
.•
.
15
4%%
41% May 23
May 10
89
31% Jan
5% May 12
;
23
15% May 28
14
20%
25
Hershey Chocolate coinnion_.No
11
13%
"
100
.
common
noncumulative
5%
30%
30
20
1
preferred
Hercules
*
53% Mar 20
27% Jan
;5
Hercules Motors
2
Jan
5
1
common
(G W)
7%
24
Feb
dist
preferred
Helme
21% Mar 15
51 % Apr
124
20
liquidating
(H J) Co
3.65%
5
54
51% Aug 24
12% Jan
5
28
3%%
Heinz
3
20
;
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
10% Nov 28
20% Nov
2
26% Mar
38% Jan
4
37% Feb
29
20% Nov 10
5
19% Jan
1
30
Apr
Hecht Co
5
48% May 23
9
43% Dec
Jan
51% Apr
19
54% Mar 18*:
31% Mar 18
15% May 12
5
Dec
101
partial
Industries Incw
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
9
41% May 22
120
May 19
51
13
25
Jan
Ex
Hayes
34% Mar 27
13
17% Jan
r
126
Feb
v,
89% Feb 27
60
27
37
38% July 20
22% Mar 2
.
122% Aug 11
37
83% May 21
51% May 15
91 :
•0% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
36% Jan
3
17% Oct
18% Jan 23
27
Dec
36 % Sep
14% Jan 24
39% Jan
3
-
Mar 13
27% Nov 21
500
5J%
8,800
38%
400
40 V*
.»
40%
2,100
I
17
Jun
21
83% July 18
,27% Feb
10
35% May
3
Idaho Fowet Co
07% Oct
11
08% Sep
19
58 % Jan
23
72% May
4
47% Jan
5
57
"-Sep
12
50
Jan
23
55% Mar 28
Illinois Central RR Co_^_—No par
Illinois Power Co common
No par
Nov
ft.
49
Aug 22
•1% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
02% Mar 28
01
Jan
52
53%.Nov 10
,
55
Jun
55
,47% May 18
51Jan
> 50 % May 22
52
8
tMar 11
Apr
19
53
<Apr
13
55
Jan
>9
*
50 % Apr
25
54% Apr-
Feb
10
49% Apr
26
53
15% Oct
17
28
.15% Jan
4
16% May 14
May 15
31% Aug 31
27 %
Feb
8% Dec
0
10% Nov 28
6
00% Jan
20
58% May 23
71
Dec 29
3
162
Jan
7"% Apr
19
69% Jan
4
169% Jun
15
157
May 28
91% Nov
28
78
May 24
35% Jan
68
6
11% Jan 26
37% Jan
06% Jan
19% Jan
53% Jan
8
24% July 18
7
19
Sep
57 '/a Dec
103
47Vs. Jan
18
33% Sep
11
41 % Jun
100
Apr
Oct
105% Aug lfl
38% Oct 11
38% Nov
2
04
Mar
12% Jun
12
Jan
101% Sep 26
0% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
73
Jan
6
42
Dec
60
Jan
38% Feb
174
Feb
Insuranshares
Ctfs
Inc___^
xl57
•
4%%
100
*100
Iron .Corp.^
;
.Nopar
Int'l Business Machines new.No par
preferred
Int'l Harvester
.
28
7%
preferred.
Feb
23
88
4% Jan
31
78
10
Jan
108
Jan
20% Nov
126 % Jan
3
23
23
6
10% May 25
108
3
6% Mar 16
99% May
7
144 % May
12
98% Apr
25
106% Mar 13
15
15% Feb
7
Nov
14
89% Feb
24
21% Apr
104% Apr
114
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
142
8
40 %
May 16
44% Feb 20
56% May 28
34 % Apr 20
29% Jan
4
70% Mar 13
48% Mar
74 V*
Sep
10
39% Nov
11
31% Sep
9
45
Jun
38% Jan
16
37% Apr
5
International
.
2
38 V* Feb
7
3
38 V\ Jan
30
47% Apr
34% Jan
19
1
39% Mar 16
43% Jun
6
40
3
15% Aug 29
13
51% May
9
$1.40
Feb
9
14% Jan
3
cum
conv
3
ib %
Ml:
36%
3
30% Aug 11
Mar 23
130
6% liar 14
45
65
Sep
125
6% Feb
13
24
34% Jan
4
31
97% Aug 15
104 '
85
:jun
May 10
Jun
89
see
page
17
97% Apr 13
47% Mar 16
67% Feb
54%£ep 23
footnotes
May 25
34% Jan
5
27% Jan
10
,•
130
Feb
10% Mar 19
45% May
48% Apr
1
42% May 28
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
85
-
Mar 21
53% Apr 24
100 y4 Apr
24
105% Feb 27
35 % Feb
3
53% May 10
28.
-
Johnson
,
5%
&
Joy
*100
27?%
t
,
28%
427
16%
3,400
27%'
27%
2,800
^
28%
„
86
86
5%
5
92
*128%
92V2
/
128 %
*34%
No
13%
*36%
14
*13%
31
40%l
127%
6%
1
No par
pfd
100
12%
com
127%
<
'
*127%
38%
*
90
46V4
19%
19
95'%
57 y2
•
*
\
41
40'%
57'%
57'%.
57%
*34%
49
1,700
900
35%
*34%
35'%
31%
317%
46'/4
46
46'%
*46
4678
47%
*46
47'%
*45%
47%
37
*36 y8
37
36'%
36'%
100
;
I
31%
39,660
32
1,600
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,000
21V2
21'%
21%
21%
2,800
31
'
24%
31'%
3iy4
24%
24%
24%
iV
'%
iH
43
.
y
x
2
43%
43%
•127%
129
3,100
31 y4
24%
/
&
43'%
*127'%
129
'<
6,300
134,000
9,000
433a
10
129
7%
1,400
42%
2,000
38>/4
38%
89 %
89%
89%
90 y4
90 y4
48
47
471%
x47 y4
47%
*7y«
7%
43%
100
,
.-
*98
-
7
7%
*98
100
100
3,200
100
.
1,200
20
50%
51%
49%
50%
12,200
76
76 y4
75 y4
76%
2,900
50%
77
44
45
45%
900
41
76
75%
1
350
-
42%
50
103
1,300
19
95%
124
124
126'%
40%
,
44
*98
42%
104'%
95 y4
39%
50
75%
19 y4
95 y4
4,300
14,300
43
98
102%
107/b
*102%
104'%
170
129
127%
10%
127
,
18,600
39
49
/
93%
129
,
1,200
5
5
91%
11
100
88
*85
130%
7,200
39V4
98
'
28%
4Q
37%
89%
7 '
40%.
46
30
28%
47%
125
540
400
30
47%
7%"?"
40%,
100
10
41
.
90
<
___1
5
Johnson
42%
27,200
93%
*102%
/
5,000
3,900
35
159%. 160%
4%
129
28'%
428
'
88
128
230
34%
30
128%
900
100
427%
160
29
.
27%
.
v
353a
•
/24%
&
,
37
—
1
28%
430
92%
31
25
aa
.50c
100
500
53%
53'%
54%
100
30
...
21%
-*21'%
21%
,
28%
"/
21%
30"%
10,100
158%
-
.
13%
21%
30%
24%
par
100
preferred series A.:
46%
*45 %
22%
55 3 4
•34%
36-;,
x211/4.
54%
10%
37
10
56'/2-
428
\
"_;
47%
8,000
165
8,200
2(%
•.
-
11
47%
*160
80%
53
127%
104%
317%
2,300
5,900
62%
80%
100
5
93%
31V4
10
42%
,,
61%
82
♦85
129
7
'
165
21 y4
:
86
*34%
45l/4
'
19
31%
*45
*36%
25
*102
,
-
36
30%
10
common
v
57%
10%
124
*9%
42
10
43%
63%
55%
:
28'/8
57%
:
Co
50%
,
101
57%
1
Co
Manufacturing
52
•'•;•
so y2
^24
426
- •
33V2
34«/4
157% 158% V
*2934
30
;
28%
29
-56%
common
yJones & Laughlin Steel
110
16'%
i6y2
"157
54%
^25
1
Co Inc
80
51'%
53%
*50V2
*49
42%
.
21%
54%
40%
preferred
3%% preferred
Johns-Ma,nville Corp
-
21%
/,
No par
common
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea
52
50 y2
*iey4
123
40%
3
Jaeger Machine Co,
27 i.1'Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
94% Mar 14
55" Mar 14
•»
53%
"•27% "27%
.
57^4
122
40%
preferred
L)
53 V4
61%
-
121
& Light Co
(expire June 7)
(F
*50
3,700
48%
48%
;
5,400
i
1
-
80%
121
40V2
Iowa-Illinois Gas &. Elec Co
Jacobs
165
19
95%
:__5 "
$6
79%
x56%
-
103%
18%: 18%
3.50
7
*157-•
95%
...
Island Creek Coal
64
54%
*50V2
''ri
,
2,300
03%
537%
*49
-«
32
*31%
51%
10
96
; Iowa Power
47% Mar 19
•
.
/, •'
95l/2
Corp
Rights
>
10
*100%
Power Co
-f\ May 24
49
"50
'
62%
No par
No par
Interstate
"
27
107% Nov 22
38% Dec 30
Apr
46
14
14
For
Jan 24
31% Jan
Jan
Mar 10
13% Nov 29
x
10
6
59
Mar 15
32% Mar
•8.
Sep 21
.,
12 y*
lg
13
33% Jan
89
Mar 14
•9% Jun
Ve May 23
34% Jan 13
6
Sep 26
91% Jan
30% May 16
24% May 29
Dec" 30
35 %
J*® 34
87% Jan
86
Sep"6
3
■
v.
43
60%
.;.
101
9
42%
11%
Intertype
,
.
„
125%
Interstate Dept Stores
22% Mar 15
10
61%
10%
'
80% Jan
16% Jan
:
'%•■-
53%
49
-
;
16V4
122 %
7% preferred
1
25
International Telep & Teleg^_No par
International Utilities Corp com__5
26
20 % May
s.
:
Silver
32
65
*52%
27%
No par
4
International Shoe
V-,
"
;
52 .50%
15
preferred
International Salt
May 18
15
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
12% Jan
Sep
b%
;
52%
7.50
common
$4 preferred
19
48%
100
Paper,
Inn xtys oi Cent Amer com
19
128
100
International
.
*5
90%
Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par
Preferred
7
101
*85 *
100
i
International Packers Limited
14% Mar 13
31
preferred
28%
International
;
Mar 27
132
Jan
Hydro-Electric Sys class
4%
27%
33y8
34 157
15734
*'29%
30%
100
A..25
4
84
11
-
27%
No par
common
Int'l
Jan
51%
43%,
157
414
j
Interlake
;
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com——5
Jan
48%
*50" 52%
53%
78%
80 :
57%-59
*21%
223/a
53% >54Va
5
32 % Mar 12
Jun
Mar 15
8%.
42%
59
*
.
1
33% Apr
2
•'
31 %
,
.
52%
,
.
27^8 "' 27%
20
Interchemical Corp common
,
"
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
7
6
100
__a
May 28
17
6
34
>
,
-
..
65% y*.
64'%
52%
31
63%
52%
.
*50'% ; 52
'■ V *50%
.;■„■•*49 *"*;.50%;*49'
16 .«■ >10 V '
16%
1
:._No par
Inland Steel Co
.
6
May 21
*52%
-.100 pesos
.a
Rayon.
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred 1
34% Mar 21
439
5-
May
3
117% Sep
28
33% Jan
May 28
Feb-
31
~
..
Mexico
28 %
141
5
Jan
157
61% Jan
103
De
87% Aug 20
28
35
33 % May 28
9
SA
Electrica
92% May 26
6% Nov 21
16
82
May 15
24% Mar 13
.
Industria
.'Industrial
6
69% Mar 20
50
30
41% Jan
8
29
13
27% May 28
0
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
3% Mar 16
•7% Jan
6
127% Dec
23
23
Feb
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3
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21% May 31
12
Mar 29
400
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165
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,
9
24
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•
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Apr
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.
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cumulative
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5
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30
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6
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96
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4
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23
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3
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the Week
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May 31
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Jan
.22
:
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•
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May 30
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Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Koppers Co Inc "common
40% Mar 19
May
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Wednesday
May 29
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Keystone Steel
12
58% Apr
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'
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.
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'
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preferred
KelseyiHayes Wheel—
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co_
51% May 7
26 % Mar 20
24
.39 % F.eb
33%
50
preferred
Kayser
1,47% Mar 14
44% May 28
,
Corp
Tuesday
-
May £8
preferred
4.35'% cumulative preferred
100
Kansas City -Southern com
No par
4% non-cum preferred
50
Kansas,Gas-& Electric Co ^No par ;
Kansas Power &
Light Co
8 75
26% May 21
23
Chem
4.20%
15
Jan
cum
4.50%
42% Apr 25
27
4%
May 22
21
&
preferred
1
25
27
4%%
13
Feb
May 28
113;
15
Mar 13
92% May- 9/
46% Jan 20
Jan
Monday
Par
Kansas City Pr <Sc Lt Co com_No
oar
3.80%. preferred
;
100
"•
Apr
"
18
129% Aug 20
8
Oct
/
].
105
.21% Jan 10
3.
Mar
108
-
4
Kaiser Alum
1
28
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
■
STOCK
EXCHANGE
47% Apr-20
4
STOCKS
NEW YORK
37 % May 17
14
45% Mar
"
Highest
34% Feb
,
39
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■
Lowest
Highest
LowmI
45%
45%
46'
46
46%
45%
46
1,500
,
1,600
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12% Mar 15
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7
13
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A
22.
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16
>
5% Jan
18 Va Dec
Mar 14
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28% Jan
;25
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4
98
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.11
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4
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7
4
25
27
;
2
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18% Apr
4.32%
20
31 V. Feb
89
18 Va
26"
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S
2% Sep
1
11% Jan
3
17 Va Dec
16
May
13% Jan
22
2
97
Apr
26
42% Apr 30
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May 28
Jan
3
2% Jan
19
31
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3% Jan .""1
6% Sep
1
5V» Apr
23
47 % Jan
4
43% Jan
23
16% Jan
4
20% Jun
19
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9
74'A Feb
9
$3
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16
Jan
Sep 30 .22
23 " Mar
19% Jan. 3
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18
13 V. Jan
3
24% Dec
9
47
6
164 % Nov
66
26
Jun
1
7
" Apr , 9
18% Mar 29
15 Va May 28
25% Jan
153% May
17
49
1
23
Jan
28 % Feb
7%
8
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15%
26%
26%
26%
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17%
17%-
19%
19%
19%
32%
31%
32
32 %
31%
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15%
15%
37%
37%
38
39%
18%
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6
16
.
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14
14% May 28
25
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19
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24
-
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19
89
14
;
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79
15
Apr
40% May 17
64 % Feb
17% Mar 14
56
'
Jan
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73
7
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123
5
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7
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23
81
28
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10
0
35
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;
8
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27
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103 V. Jan
6
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7
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3
58
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27
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109
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27% Feb
8
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39 Va May .10
94
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18
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42
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preferred
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76
76%
3,000
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Lowenstein
2,500
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41
100
Gas &
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63
15%
preferred f
&
62%
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preferred
D
Louisville
9
4,500
41
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10
V.
V
14%
preferred
series
14,100
•
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4.35% .series E
Lorniard
(Pf. Co
5
2i
series
4.25%
23
143% Jan
5%
54
v
V.
40%
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
•
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64 V.
63
62%
3,700
160
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Gas Co common
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62
'
66
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159 Va.
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66 l/a
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26%
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62
500
com
Aircraft Corp
Inc
4%%
13
'
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*
.8
convertible
Lone Star
9
r02% Jan
3 V?%
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•
7
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Co_
Corp (The)__
Carbonic- Corp
^Lockheed
7
2
137% Apr
49% Jan
,
Mav 14
16
18% May 29
30
■(
7
32% May 17
1?V
9a
May 25
45'A Jan'
3
14
May
Apr 16
96% Apr 17
3
139 % Dec1
;
C
Jan
9
103
July 15'
25% Jan
12
53% Jan
27
4
23
11
100% Jan
43% May 24
11434 Mar
Belt
Lionel
/Liquid
18% Jan
5
'Link
29
64 V4 Jan
20
Oct
16% Feb
11,900
15%
**
49% Mar 29
1
28% Mar 14 :38% Sep
103% Mar
66% May 10
21
"v- ■
July
23
3,700
20%
83%
*
*
46 V.
•
19%
26%
66%
157%
10
45%
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46
2,600
4,400
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15%
-
26%
66 Va
157%
6%
19 Va
82'A
15%
'
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;
2%
17%
19 Va
6 Va
45%
46
2%
17%
.
17%; :
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6
18%
2%
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82%
19'A
81
5
Corp
•
2'A
16%
25.
com
18%
18%
2Ve
7
'
16%
16%
10
1,000
90%
15%
2%
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1
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16'A
18 V.
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•
15%
39%
'
;
45%
3,200
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2%
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200
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19%
19%
•
400
17%
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16 :•
6
3,700
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15%
90
1
Co
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17 Va
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18%
4
4%
4
15%
32%
100
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26%
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4
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preferred
;
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/
'
:__s
pld
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
2
55% May
2nd
^Libbey-0 wens-Ford Glass
2
20
preferred—No pal
(The)
& FJnk Products
Lefner Stores Corp_i____•_
7
72% Feb
163% Feb
3V
65 % May 29
16
19%
.15
"Lehn
noncum
-.15%
.
'
'
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.
17%
10 '
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1
•
50c
/
'
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15%
26 Va
19%
17%
1Q0
new
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4 '/a
1
Co common_3
Cement
1st
May
98
"
1
Sons
26%
v
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Valley RR______—No par
Valley Coal common
_1
noncum
Feb
50 %
'
Apr 22
29% Sep 28
72% Sep 22
22
Sep
'
1
23
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
4
8
&
Portland
"Lehigh
Lehigh
1
40% Mar 14
.
*26 V4
0
—
(James)
15
15'A
*
3.85%
preferred %
Lehigh- Coal & Navigation Co
,
'
Feb
15
25
Bryant
.
Lees
30
Mar 22
4
A
series
Lee Rubber & Tire
16% Mar 29
15*' Apr 24
;
,
'-Lane
27
34% Apr
8
10
preferred
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Mex
22% Mar 12
May 29
common
'
6
16% Mar 13
3o%
.
^Laclede Gas Co
Mar 16'
4'A Jan
19 va
6 '
% May 3
25% Apr
May
25
15% Nov 28
18 Va Jan r e
16
Sons
Inc
__1
22%
23%
22%
23
10
—
72%
78
75%
77
»
M
12% Mar 14
26% Dec
28
48 lA Jan 19
133
Mar 28
53 % Jan
3
193/8 Jau
140
0
'July 22
32 »A
21% Jan
*Z -/a
138
July 27
■
23
May ^8
33%
49'/4 Jan
Jan
11
26 V4 Jan
10
39
3
Apr
355/8 JUiy 15
2<JV4 Apr
11
31% Jan
89
18
92% Jan
13,
9% Jan 23
8% Apr 11
100'/4 Jan 23
10% Apr
6
10'A Feb
28
Jun
13
7% Jan
6
13'A Jun
3
8%
6
12 V* Feb
IB
Jan;
56aA Jan
23
122
19
139
34
Feu
10
41
570
Apr
13
610
4
16
5% Nov 25
28
May 16
34% Jail
113/s Feb
17
353/8 Jun
5 'A Mar 21
21
28
Jan
6
16
Jan
7
20 V* Feb
6% Apr
35% Jan
3
Feb
13
33'A Jan
4
9
18
16% Feb
1
Jan
Mandel
46% May
4
10% Apr 18
Manhattan
Marathon
48'A May
4
18% Mar 19
Oil
Marine
5'X */a Apr
16
55% Feb
15
21
29% Apr
18
36% Jan
6
Marquette
7
38 Va Sep
22
36% Feb
21
37
Apr
3
Marshall' Fi«dd
92% Apr
31
92
Jan
11
99
Apr
25
98
Jan
24
23 Va July 19
44
Feb
4
Apr
24
38% Jan
3
253/8 Jan
6
40% Dec
19
35'A Feb
9
22 »A Nov
29
26% Feb
16
19% May 25
24% Jan
48 Va Mar 19
25
33% jviar 14
44 V4
July 21
39
May 25
94% May
99
Jan
10
SO
Apr
3
11
97
4%%
May 16
99
Jan
12
89
Apr 20
96% Jan
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
83
Jun
1
87% Mar
'"25%
Jail
4
28% Feb
6
52
Feb
16
$3.40
cumulative
3
Maytag
20% May 16
25% Dec
8
20 Va Apr
12
25
Jan
12
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
7
25
3
6
46
Aug 22
44
May 15
May 31
32'A Jan
uan
46
Jan
6
14
Apr
15
Jan
16
83 JA Jan
24
14 Va Mar 14
16 Va Feb
29
91
Aug
1
58
573A Jan
17
Dec
45
July
16
8
17
76 Va Mar 29
Apr
13
47
Feb
9
78% Dec
15
71 % Jan
23
91
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
453A Apr
29 Ve Feb
25
17
43 % Jan
23
21% Aug 11
15
18
67
May
40
Mar 14
4
Apr
1
523A Jan
18
Jan
3
713A Dec
20 V» May 28
12
15VaBeb
68
Feb
1
14
35 V4 May 29
101
Aug
60% Jan
2.
21
106'A Apr
18
77% Dec
9
77 % Feb
21
30 Va Feb
13
99 %
7
393/4 Sep
21
26 Vi Jan
0
46
Jan
25
33 3
21% Jan
18
283A Jun
28
23%
20
26
Jan
31
93
Sep
88 Va Mar 30
102
Jun
.9
30% Apr
96
*
May 23
89
May
5
16
4'/.%
32% Mar 15
27 V4 Feb
6
Mercantile
Stores
Apr 25
•
8
May 31
112% Apr
22
106% Jan
23
3
33 Va
May 18
93
Feb
9
5
$4
18
17
44% Jan
22'/a Oct
11
26% Feb
II
18% May 28
56% Apr
23% Jan
48
64 V»
Jan
103
-
6
Mar 28
Dec
13
52 % Aug 26
103 Va Aor 18
107% July
Jan
27
95 % Apr
30
102
Jan
May 15
107
102
Jan
23
93
Apr
26
99% Feb
21
93% Dec
101
Apr
18
95
May 24
98% Jan
31
9
106
108 V4 Apr
25
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
108% May
60
For footnotes
Sep
see
9
page
Mar
47% Jan
28.
2
20
Mesta
6
1
Apr .26
.59 'A Mar 19
Co
Inc
2nd
Machine
4.35%
3.80%
4.45%
Miami
100
6,600
300
24%
35%
34%
35%
3,000
*91%
92%
32%
.
33%
41 Va
43'A
17Va
;
*91.
92
34%
45 V.
45
45
8,200
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,100
39'A
39%
39%
40 Va
39 %
40%
4,400
92Va
93%
83'/.
93
93 Va
92%
92%
240
*92%
93%
*92%
93 Va
*82 %
84
83
83
31
92'/a
*92%
83'A
30'A
31
30%
31%-
30%
30%
1,000
55 %
*55
56
55
55
56 Va
200
21V.
21V.
25 Va
25 '/a
*44
93%
84
44Va
21
25 Va
*44
14
14%
14'/a
78'A
78V4
79Va
61'/a
62
87 '/a
89 Va
63 Va
66
46 Va
20%
63
21
25%
26%
44
14%
79Va
63%
*79
17 Va
69%
35V.
35%
*100'/a
101%
100%
100%
85%
•
*74
31%
1
93%
*40%
83V4
31%
93%
42
24%
30
31%
*89%
93
,109
109
49'A
50
18%
18%
24
3%
16%c
No par
No par
No par
12.50
54'A
5
97'A
100
""
*102
*95
55
97%
102%
96
100
*93
95
100
*106
108
50'A
51%
*78
31%
93%
*40Va
31%
93%
42
24%
31%
*83%
92
109
109
*49%
51'/.
24
31 Va
18Va
55 Va
x97V.
18%
,56
97V.
14 Va
14%
80
14
Va
14%
80
*79
—
—
50
21
*43 V.
17 Va
72
50
,
*26%
44
36 V.
17 Va
46
20%
.21
26%
44
69Va
*46
20'A
21
26%
36'A
"
69
*84%
*20%
*55
44Va
89'/.
86
46 Va
20%
17 V.
70%
9
30,300
93 Va
50c
100
— —
33%
43%
46 Ve
100
100
—
35%
45%
40'/o
100
pfd
92
34%
55 %
100
,
*90
35%
33%
,-25
common
92
8,300
39
x30'/a
Inc..
*90
18
20
-
*92%
*92'/a
*82'A
common
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
41%
34%
serieso.
series
40 Va
34%
10
preferred series
43%
2,800
34
18
pfd
3.85%. preferred
41%
9
200
40 V.
9
33%
-
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
j
*39%
9 V.
1,600
Va
3,100
1
Co
6
33 V.
5
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
May 10
102 1
&
conv
39
'•.MM,
5%
55%
Inc
Mergenthaler
3
93% Mar 29
14
Merck
*5%
33
17%
5
$3.50 preferred
Jan
5%
6%
17%
preferred series B
112
5%
9'/a
8,800
4,400
*54%
1
Co
5%
*5%
39
37
570
17%
(The)
4'%
105%
36%
33%
(1st series)
Corp
Co
56'A Jun
96
Shoe
M'engel
101
*550
55%
17 %:
5
1
pfd 4.30%
36%
17%
Co
preferred
Melville
43
5
8
11
9%
107 V.
570
32%
common
common
42% May
Apr
39
36'A
55
preferred
Robbins
98
2
42Va
5%
5V.
105
*550
17%
Stores3 Co
Feb
7
39
Electric
2nd
42%
36%
55
common
Cum
41 Va
107
575
300
3,200
32%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
433A Jan
'
Corp
23
91 Va Mar 21
9'A
3
McKesson &
102% Jan
*38
39
9%
50
convertible
Corp
5%
*38
No par
McLellan
New
5%
6'A
No par
29
Mead
34%
*560
<
5%" <5%
*5%
No par
48% Mar 19
30
104 Va
35%
575
80
f
8%
55
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
82'A Mar 21
<
No par
pld—.
23% Feb
19% Feb
109
'
8%
31%
McGraw-Hill
41 Va Apr
34
-
9%
55
preferred
McGraw
1
95 Va Mar
103
*560
pld 1947 series—No par
McCrory-Stores
65% May 11
102 Va
10
8%
31%
Corp common
3%%
*9%
1
Corp
$2.50
89%
10
*89
9'/»
0
preferred
M'cCord
89 Va
*9%
9
1
Co common—
McCall
90
9%
9
_No par
May 16
a
24% Feb
12
July 21
$3
89
9'/a
9
31'A
commorl
cum
9
90%
9'/a
10
4,000
*54%
Co
Stores
$3.75
44
81
Electric
4
54% May 15
89%
9'/a
6%
-
,
No par
com
preferred
34% Apr
56% Jan
89Va
■
No par
2
-
30%
4
Corp
Dept
30%
30%
10,000
50
common
Co—
$3.75
200
•
30 'A
1
100
L)
7
35'A July 12
56% Mar 31
-
Co
44%
143
30V.
5
preferred
Master
May
&
33 Va
30Va
—_1
pieierred
Mfg Co
Cement
(Glenn
Masonite
24
Feb
Corp
convertible
Martin
50% Mar 23
94
.
4v
*140'/a
33%
30%
6.25
Midland
59
37% Dec
*43%
140%
.'29%
1>
Corp
44%
140%
33%
10
1—
*43%
•
33
_50
Exploration
33 Ve
43%
33'/. ,33%
No par
Shirt
Maracaibo
33Va
144
33%
No par
Bros-—-
43Va,
*140%
32%
31
Garden—No par
Magaia Copper.
Magnavox Co (The)__
33Va
'42Va
144
.'33V4
8
„
9
31% Jan
42%
*140%
Mahoning, Coal RR Co„
Manati Sugar Co——
3
33
33
100
Square
Chef
54'/a Aug 23
July 14
6
common__10
Inc
34% Nov
»
Forbes
Co Inc com__L__No par
preferred series A_.
100
4>A%
27
7
Trucks
Magic
6
5% May 29
11
27
Jan
&
Madison
Mar 13
21
685
Working Co
Macy (R H)
Mar 20
22
Jun
8 % Apr
4
7% Sep
^
10% May 18
18
4% Dee
-Sep
41% Sep
6
Jan
543 Va Jao
Apr
Wood
preferred
Mack
3
95
M
6%
23
88 Va Mar 15
&
MacAhdrews
144 .-. May 24
26 Va Mar 14
,
M
Jun;-1
800
/
•
8C0
20
4,300
■
110
63%
64
63 V.
64
2,800
90
94%
94
94%
2,100
86
84 Va
84 Va
V.
46
46%:
21 Va
*20
*84%
45%
46
20%
21
400
4,100
500
17%
17 V.
70%
71%
35%
36
35%
35%
1,400
101
101
*100 Va
101%
70
*18
91
*77%
17%
17%
31%
31%
93%
93%
*40%
24%
31%
42
24%
32%
89
90
109
109
1,100
3,b00
31 Va
93%
91
31%
93%
2,900
230
41%
*39
24%
313a
*88'/a
24%
1,600
32%
36,100
90 Va
300
109
109
*49%
51%
600
400
50%
50%
18%
19
18%
19
56 V.
56%
56%
56%
1,300
97 V.
120
*96
97'/.
97 V.
104
*101
103
103
103
*102
*94
96
*94
96
*91
95
94
♦92
-50
96
*92
14.800
94
*92
*104%
50 '/a
107
*104%
51
50%
107
51V.
~
*104%
x49
107
49%
4,900
23.
The Commercial
24
and Financial Chronicle
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
(2664)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
*
•kear 195#
"Lowest
24%
Jan
3
38
Apr
9
Mlawest
10
32%
32% "
33
27%
30
28%
21%
21% "
11
19% Apr
17
Jun
20
14
.117
Jan
6
115
D^c
28
,107
36% Jan
9
1
23% Jan
3
Minneap & St Louis Ry_
17'
Jan
23
22% May 14
Minn St Paul & 8 S-Marie*—No par
58
Jan
23
78% Mar 29
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg c0m..l.50
112-% Jan
24
Jan
19
151% May
26
93% Nay
7
35% Dec
77
4
14
23% May
7
Apr
New
2
24% Jan
3
105
11
Apr 12
Apr 30
17
88"
Jan
Jan
>3
■
<
2
34% Feb
17
42% Apr
9
30 % Jan
10
12% May
7
19
-Jan
3
44% Feb 15
22 % Jan 17
33% July 5
27
Aug 10 ' 32% Dec 30
8% Jan
6 ' 21% Aug 12
73% 8ep
1
100l/2 Jun
7
81% Jan
5
Mohasco
8
May 29
65
May 28
76
May 29
88
Feb
Jan
.5
22
Mar 23
21% Feb
23
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
73
14% Dec
1
18% Feb
24% Jan
23
7
16
19% May 12
20
11
73% Apr 28
107% Nov 15
6
34% Mar 14
25% Oct
May 28
30% Jan
23
37 '/a Mar 26
A May 21
32 % Dec
30% Oct
9
23
36% May
4
Motor Products
32 % Mar
7
4
Jan
18
Sep
Jan
6
25
42% Feb
10
45% Jan
36% Jan
23
42'/4 Apr
12
2
42% Jan
4
47
50
Inc
Mar 15
(F E)
Myers
%'
"
22%
40%
&
17%
*23%
24%
22»/«
22 'A
20 J/2
21
21
40'/a
34
35%
41
1
35%
5
■
.
leVa
4!%.'
24%
44%
44%
32%
32%
4,400
45
32 »/8
,
I7#
iff
4,600
45
32%
16,200
-
229,000
%
"
86
43
42%
44
20%
20'/a
20%
20
20'/8
/;7,700
Z:-,
2,400
22%
3,200
22%
22%
23 »/4'
22 J/2
41%
42%
42
34%
34%
•34%
25%
/
36%
35
26
K
5,000
42'A
34%
5,000
26
-•
•
2,100
•
1
16 %
37%
1,900
37%
Id
16%
1,000
42%
37%
.
36%
42%
42%
1,600
27%
37%
3,300
44
42%
43
43
*43
44
/
36%
I6V2
I6V2
42%
*42%
26
36%
26
36%
36%
43
12,200
v
;>.'■• 41%
34%
37 J/4
43
34,800
/
"
42%
16 %
37
v
500
85 V4
Iff
42%
42%"
400
2,100
^
24%
'>24%
.
,
:ZZZ
42%
41
16%
42%
1
.
85
36
10
>
40%
44%
32%
25%
No par
Bros
,
24%.
'
26%
35%
25%
,_3
.
580
' 2,800'
■
22%
22%"
41%
.10
110
Z-Zv
20%
3
Corp
14,400,.
68
.•
: ;73%z74%
41%
20%
X20%.
15,400
:
-l'lS
83%
85
42%
'
—10
,
*
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
11
6
Mar
43
40% Oct
-
W/u
12
Lines
(John) & Co
Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
40% May 10
19
Jan
18% May 21
Dec
40
28
3%
31
*66
;
,17'A
40%
44%
.»8
.
/
,
22 J/4
24%
Motor
33
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
26
Morrell
Motorola
30% Jan
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
11
17% Jun
28% Mar 12
51% Mar 14
25% May 28
20
40%
24%
81%
67
42 r
' 8%
2 4'A
20 J/4
40%
*
8%.
.
>
24%
24%
44%
30%
&'
r
16% ..17
•
23%
V
8
2,100
,
Z-o"; 6,000
66'A
41%
.
' 5,000
;
13%
»
20
22%
44 J/2
.42%..
.
7,600
8,200
;
>22%
..
17
24
*19%
.
%
73
39%
1
Moore-McCormack
10
20
*
>42
7,200
""""
32
,
-66
t
,
,
36 J/4
*13ya
V
,
.67 J/4 V
66%
67
22
20
20
-32
>13% .,13%
' 2^000
-
42%
31'A
73.73%./
17
-
22
>/ 31%
66
24
17
* 24
.35%, -3d
8%
8
—5
———**!—*—*—**■**
18% Jan
7
22
May 17
■
73
24
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
New. common*/ZZ/ZZ
40% May 28
9
27% Mar 14
Rights
,
95% Mar 13
46% Apr 27
22% May
4
74%
21%
25
Oil Co
Monterey
66
..
3,000
27%
13%
.
42 J/4.
35%
.
200
/«. -
36%
J3%
.
-
450
8J'/2
27%
-
43%
*
240'
3,500
17%
'
3d lA
:
2,900
'
*24% 1 25r'/2
'.
/
13%.
V 13%
i'
(The)—_No par
Co
Power
"
16%
-
——No par
Montana
45% May
66
•73
Chemical Co 'lZ*Z**iii*2:;
8
26
43
8%
V
36% i-'
-26%
>
42%
-
65-
DAY
13%
•
8%
5
1—*lOo
100
lr25
MEMORIAL
67
42
240
3,000-'
'
103
17%
83'
■;
v
"36%
"31%
13%
5,300
,
68%
103
:
17»/2
84
M 25
;,/• 25
«
102%;
:
■*83
CLOSED >
68 y*'
.
65%
:
;
68
V
4,300
',
137%
135%
8,500
2,000
■v.
.114
114
,
69 Vi I*
"17%
*35%
31
32%
138
43
.43
34%
-13%'
41%
*
71%
102%
;
STOCK
EXCHANGE
13%
41
'
.100
Montana-Daicota Utilities Co
39% Jan
25
—
—„Z/
B
Monsanto
20 % Jan
21% Apr
23% Dec
60% lun
3
5
13%
65%
71 y»
••
73
114%.,
■'
,
•
36%
26%
26%
•'■'•
34%
:
;
20'A
08
25'A
13%"
30%
10
Inc.**—
Industries
preferred
Class
3
28
May 28
16% Mar 14
Corp—
3
Jan
28
81'/s May 28
44% Mar 14
/
"41%
34
com—No par
RR
Monon RR class A————
51% Mar 19
23 »/a May
40% May 28
18% Jan
,;i'
preferred
Mojud Co Inc —
Monarch Machine Tool*..*—No par
3
24% Jan
39% May 28
52% July 6
32% Feb 18
43% Sep 22
38% Jan
3
23% Jan
5
4.20%
i
3
24% Jan
Jan 30
3%%
20
26% May
21
2
Co—
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri
11J/4 Feb 29
Feb 20
14
15
40% Aug
—1
19%
136.
;
' 84%
4
35%'
14%
13%39%
—
preferred series A
7%
>
47% May 14
26
15% Sep
54
>
par
V
'69
*24
/.*'
•
65% May 29
35% Apr
84
"83%
-25
-36%
27 r^y-27
-
79% Sep
•
%
22 »A
20.
72
103%
17%
17'A
17 %
•34%
-_1
*
Fuel
River
Mississippi
0
Jan
Light—-No
Corp—
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
5
17% Jan
8
8% Nov 29
49
Maid
Mission Corp
Mission Development
34% Jan 11
30% May 28
Mar
conv
Power- &
Minnesota
30
40 % Mar 26
3
13-
66%
103%
104
*
25
*
13.7
4
'
17
-83
2nd
,134
66 J/2
66%
*103%
100
1st
SL50
Minute
49% Apr
23
29% Jan
OciTl
33%
133%
-
34%
29'A
22
.114%
-116%
*114
'■**;
130%
-1
34 y®
28%
22%
19%
115
—
35
29%
10%
72
115 '
preterm!—,*—25
Minnesota <& Ontario Paper**—2.50
preferred
85.50
V
19%
70% '
r '
80
/; 1*300.
;
22%
.22
20
-
140 Z
-
100
1,300
141
•
29
28%
22
V
140
34 JA
.34%
73
18%
No par
*
common
;'■>
"138
139
139
'
3
36% Jan
Issued"/
"when
com
preferred
-
70 >
cenv
Minneapolis Moline Co
26% Feb
28% Dec 30
22% Jan 20
$4
;
11
33
-
preferred--.—*/—100
Minn Min & Mfg common*—No par
75% May 10
May 25
102% Jan
3.30V/
Mar 15
120
66
6
'm
No par
Mar
105
15
13
% Nov 25
20
:
139
*138
100
Corp
•
Apr
Jan
Oil
*
Dec 30
12% Jan
1st preferred
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer___l
21
1
JUn
8%
27 % May 28
13
70
•i
9,200
41'A
40%
41
<tb%
Z
61
*58
62
*58
40%
40%
.
142
11
23 V* Jan
40%
'
20
Oct
02
!■ 40
17
20% Oct
80
o
common
29% Feb
28% Mar
102 %
Prod
135% Jan
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Oct
Steel
60
23
41% July 13
106
Midland
60
Z
62
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Shares
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
21
35
11
50% Oct
Mar 12
47
5
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28%
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>
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May 30
May 29
>
May 28
28%
10
Nov 30
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Par
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Bale* fw
the Week
Friday
>
Thursday
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Tuesday
.
54 % Nov
Jan 21
25% Jan 21
29% Oct
Utilities
Midland
May 28
40
South
65% May 14
9
46% Jan
9
Middle
6
Jan
:
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
33
STOCK
14b V2 Sep
37% Jan 25
133
i
28% May 15
7
Dec
70
Lowest
„
35% Mar
Oct 18
Jan 19
29%
—
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National
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National
28
Feb
10
Oct
11
Mar 21
14% Apr
2
National
13
Can
50% May 14
26% May 14
National
Cash
National
City
35% May 14
*62
14
34% Jan
30
10
20
Feb
10
Jan
15
.
34-% Jan
3
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38%
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24
25
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37%
38%
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National
7
Distillers
13
6
53% Nov
30
12% Jun
Jan
153
26
5
31
7%
Mar 12
13% Mar
47
$4.50
18%
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No par
preferred B
National Linen
100
Service
14
20
19% May
3
National
20
76% May
4
National
Steel
National
Sugar Ref -Co
98
9
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Apr 13
Natl
2
38% May 16
23
77% May 7
101% Feb 20
25
Apr
40% May 28
7% Jun
1
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
18
12% Feb
13
6% Dec
10
10% Apr
19
6% Jan
9
48
Malleable
-
& Steel
Shares
(The)
4v/
preferred
;
Jan
3
National
Tea
13
National
Theatres
Co
*
_
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40%
1
r
Inc
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'
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Bros Inc
1
15%
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No par
33%
3%% preferred
.100
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New England Electric System
..1
16%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
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Newmont Mining Corp
»
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107%
Newport Industries common
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100
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Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
T ' 50
j' New York Air Brake
5
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New
York
Central.
1
No par.
*'37
Mar 29
National
Vulcanized Fibre
13
Jan
19
15% Jan
July
75
May 10
Feb
94
Jan
5
20
Apr
96
83% Jan
104% Sep
3
36
24
16% Apr 26
Mar
Jan
Co
Mar 13
9
14
125% May 7
20% May 29
1
20% Feb
82 % Dec
78% May 10
81% Feb
8
78% Mar 30
50
62% Jan
24
7
23% Jan
7
31% Jan
5
18
Jan
16
33
Dec
49 %
July 27
59
Dec
22
22
Feb
27% Feb
37
10
May 28
14
33% Apr
30
47% Jan
3
9
23% Sep
27
80% May 10
90
400
Mar 10
33% Fob
103
24
Jun
29
102% Jun
30
May 28
26 % May
1
68% May 11
N
77% May 29
94% Jan
6
33% May 18
30% Feb
91
Y
Chicaao
106% May
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
450
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
20
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
45% Mar 22
18
19% May 25
22
New
17
New
7
$5
64% Jan
,15% Apr
New
23
Jan
May 15
500
Jan
30
N
Jan
9
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2
Get
26
45
Sep
8
911% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
30
5
36 %
July 27
7
87
Nov
Apr
4
&
Louis
St
Jan
82% July
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
13
Mar 14
37% Apr
86
May
13
3
Mar 14
Mar
,
5
New Haven &
12%
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101'% Jan
York
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$3.75 preferred
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28
85% Feb
23
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preferred
Feb
13
3.60%
V.,
91
May 21
98% Jan
9
3.90%
98
May
Jan
16
18
13
23
Aug 23
61% Sep
26% Feb
47'% May 17
92% Dec
22
60 % Jan
25'
1
6
3
39% Jun
27
91 »/2 May
4
46% Apr 20
111% Dec
8
4
May 21
103
Aor
71% May
9
26 J/4 Feo r 7
77% Jan
27
95% May
16% Jan
19% July 27
85% Jan
5
16
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23% Apr
4
23
;
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Northeast
Jan
3
Northern
47% Feb
7
Northern
Apr
9
12
'
-
19%
20%
79%
79%
'•79 J/a
52
52%
52%
20%
'
99 % Mar 23
100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
18% Sep
21
16% Jan
20
18
Feb
6
92% May 9
103% May 11
83 % Apr
26
91
Feb
21
103
99 % Mar 29
Jan
103 V2 Apr
96
4
20
May
3
28 y2
22% Sep
26
39% Jan
10
16% Jan
6
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7
1.
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7
31% Feb
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1
54
footnotes
Dec
see
4
22
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62
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92
32
100
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Chemical Co
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5
36% May 23
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3,800
13,900
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15
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91
43
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20
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103
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86
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series
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39
28%
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Jan
22
16
RR
Harlem
83
22
1081% July 14
&
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preferred
79
14
13% Jan
non-com
Corp
common
32
38% Jun
25
Dock
1
103'% Apr
20% Jun
6
York
Omnibus
9
7
48i% Jan
City
Y
New
27% Mar 24
18% Jun
York
3
92% May
12,900
140 %
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15
common
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39% Mar 27
94
56
146
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48
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101
5
18
16 % Feb
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33
18
18
69% Jan
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97% Dec
4
90% Mar 10
93
15
17%, July
37% Mar
33% May
15% Oct
13% May 28
>15% Apr 12
20
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5
23
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'
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*
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22
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10,100
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19
preferred A
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10
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99
preferred
National Lead Co
7
*97%
Co
Gas
V
25%
24'A
100
Jan
35V«Mar
25
8% Dec
Apr
May
179
30
47% Jan
2
37% Jan
105
Fuel
.21%
5
common—5
common..—_!
National .Gypsum Co
18
Jan 23
Stores
Prod
4%% pfd series of 1951*
,
16% Jan
29
103 '/a May
25%
23
64
42 %' Mar 25
<51 % Dec
0
CLOSED
32% Feb
A
77 % Sep ,14
4
58
57%
•
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12%
12
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61% Apr
23
Apr
11 % Jan
20
Mar
6
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
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168
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-
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32 >A
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138
23
38% Dec
27
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166% Apr
July 22
"Fab
,
,24% Feb
10
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21% Mar 12
76%
14
1
.
170
1,400
18
69%
27
26%
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23%
Inc
100% Mar 29
101
5
4
23% Jan 31
—
Register
Lines
May 18
45% Jan
22
Dec
Jan
21
10
common
18% May 25
156.
21
38'%
National
?
40 % Mar 15
23
20% Feb
9
90% Nov 28
25
37'A
17%
69 J/2
'
Co. common
1
30%
$1.25
conv
preferred
a
25
54%
National Cylinder Gas Co—
—1 ZZ
24%
National Dairy Products—
5
..37%
May 14
29% May
21% Mar 19
0
183
Jan
36 *
37"%
37%
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.
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59% Sep
-16"% Apr
12%
1
5
Corp—
11
106
9
97% Feb
24
30
22 %
Aug 29
27'A
12%
Inc
preierred A———100
Apr
23% Jan
45% Mar 14
•
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30
34'/a Feb
28% May
102% Jant 5.
54% Jan 25
33% Jan
Biscuit Co
National
24
Jan
26
Fibres
Corp
19% Jan
100% Aug
19% Sep, 27
38% jun
11 % May
179
18
Aviation
20
43% Jun
10
19
58
Apr
24
18
11% Jun
165
2
39 % Jan
3
37.% Feb
1
41% Nov
27
93
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16% Jan
68
26%
1
26% May 10
25% Mar 14
-
36% May 25
V
Jun
47
20
Mar 14
Mar
23
17'/a Jan
37% Jan
72
Airlines
National
.
135%
17
16%
12Vs
National Acme Co-
12
16% Mar 19
16%
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>;
135
134 J/2
16%
16%
68%
25%
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28 V* May 14
133%
133
.100
Corp
Feb 17
33% Oct .11
147
Natco
Jan
183
175
78% Apr
23
Nashville Chatt & St Louis.
*
1
12% May 28
31
45 % Mar
10
18% Sep
Mar
23
173% Sep: 6
10% Oct 11
14%
May 10
62
46% Nov
33% May 16
21% Sep
21
14
Dec
20 % Oct
29
37% Nov
148
27"% July 25
70
6
Jan
47
Jan 24
16% May 28
118
Sep 21
128
9
114% Nov
136
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preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co—;
L
25
"
22%
2.5r
"
52%
22'/a
23%
Z. 23 Yb
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22 3A
23%
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98%
23
-
17,600
2,900
Volume 183
Number 5539
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2665)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
B»n|« for Frorfoao
Year 1955
Lowoot
437/a Jan
6
Lowoot
105 V< Sep
20
95l/2 Jan
20
52% Aug
3
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26
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58
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22
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6
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28
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14
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21
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12
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31
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24%
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preferred
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common
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52%
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100
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51,700
15%
100
&
24%
24%
preferred
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24'/a
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100
& Co
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24%
34 V2
—
240
24%
25%
156%
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154
46%
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100
common
preferred
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—
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Feb
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8,600
40
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3
35% Mar
15,900
15
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5
33% Apr
5,100
34
14%
preferred
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153«
89
33%
15
preferred
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u
87%
35
14%
28%
70
Public
.
27% Mar 26
3
27
31% Aug
,
10
Apr
100
24% Nov 28
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8
10
Apr
22% Jan
21
■
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'
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33%
15
....—^.....^—__2
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30
26% Mar 14
87
34
14%
28
52
New
88% Mar 29
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footnotes
Nov
30
87
32%
14%
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52%
Potomac
May 1
46% May 31
Apr
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6
111 % May 28
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34y4 Nov 16
,
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Feb
86%
32%
14%
Corp
Light
Plough Inc new
Plymouth Oil Co
/ Poor & Co class
74
69% Dec
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85
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1
1
28
28%
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2
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26
20
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10
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2
50
22%
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28
28%
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10
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10
5% preferred class A
100,
23% Mar 23
110% Apr
May 28
Oct
24% Mar 15
-
Jan
22%
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23%
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1
19
1,900
28
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22
Dec
39
28%
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100
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100
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20
24% Sep
8
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16
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39
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.
.
1
23
23 y4
39
No par
7% guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
8
25
19% Mar 15
4
May 25
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23%
1,600
39
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1
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8
30% Jan
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25
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9
35% Mar 18
6
14,100
31%
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24'/a
$4.80
92% Apr 27
35% May 14
210
12%
31%
49%
23'A
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—
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32%
48%
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,
3
8% Apr 24
35% Apr 12
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4
155
.
4,200
31
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Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
23
Jan
13%
4%
105%
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16
170
1,700
4%
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Pillsbury
1
Apr
10
80
2$
38%
5% prelerred
Phillips Petroleum
Apr
4
44% Mar 2d
18% Mar 28
10
July 26
Jan
38%
12%
200
15
105
Phoenix
96'A Apr
Jan
Jun
,
3
96
67% May
84% July 28
'
38 %
Phillips Jones Corp
100
13
96
150
38%
3.9% series preferred
,
4
9
6% Feb
3
48'/a
4% '
4%
15,600
24%
105
4%
3
Apr
May 25
37% Feb
Feb
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8
30% Jan
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5
v 27%
13
85
24% Mar 14
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59% Jan
18
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
25% Jan
1
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162
92% Sep 21f
8% May 16
48%
__
Philip Morris Inc
,
99% Mar 14
32% Feb
-
,
106% May 8
123A Jan 18
89% May 21
93
Jan
3
20
48%
15
104 »A
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16
8
22% Feb
..
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Mar
4
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15% Mar 14
21% Dec
8
158% Jan 31^166% Aug 12
162% Aug 31 173
Jun 10
28% Sep 16' 41% Dec 22
62
May
91
15% Jan
23
99
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
48%
5
V
25
,,
46% Mar 19
13
44% May 10
16
4%
4,3% preferred
100
4.68% preferred
—100
Phila &'Reading Corp...,,—-—1
3
10% Jan
14
4%
3,8% preferred
.
19
Feb
783A Jan
5
100% Sep
6
...
96
6
Dec
104% Feb
52% Jun
6
Jan
__
133A Apr
61
Apr
May 18
12% May 25
...
4%
50%
■
104 y4
4-4%
94'A Mar 12
37% Feb
48% Sep
41/2
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36% Mar 13
91
85% Jun
>
15%
36%
50 y8
♦24%
104'A
4%
10
83% May 24
433A Feb 28
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82% July
Jan
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8,900
104'A
Pfizer
4
22% Apr
36%
100
9,900
'
100
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24
109%
31 y8
15%
~
1
Kignts
■
13
Jan
36%
30%
w:
31
series preferred
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Feb
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12%
15%
Sand
Phelps-Dodge
106
30%
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97
12% :
107%
4%%
17
102
18
Dec
19
6
k
v
Apr
31 '
12 y4 Jan
30
2
:
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97
13%
15%
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17
112% Jan
31
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97
12%
30%
31,900
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Pet
;
26% Mar 14
May 24
94'A Apr
9
150
3,300
19 y8
46%
40% Mar 23
May 23
2,000
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107 y2
76% Mar 19
1
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v':
82
80%
*96
13%
15%
Peoria & Eastern Ry
1
45'A Apr
107
Apr
107
11
108
36% Jun
7
5
102% Oct
10
96% May 28
54% Jan 23
July 25
26% Mar
9
110% Jan
4
119% May 26
64% Aug 25'
6
37% Jan
37'A Feb
36'/2
47
>
97
12%
151/4
Pepsi-Cola Co
22% Apr 12
IS May 31
7% Mar 12
% May 29
5% May 31
4
30%
*3iy2
Peoples Gas Light & Coke...—100
3
Mar
30V4
v
18%
-
51% 4'r
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
(Penn-Texas Corp common
3
Jan
80%
*96
12%
19%
,
25%
Pennsylvania RR
Mar 15
105
1
May 25
29
26% May 18
9
8iy4
97
19
18%
81%
:
46%
$1.60
Apr
•
—
144 y4
7%
107%
Peoples
100
5
__
144'A
: v;
8
46%
6
17% Jun
106% Jan
...
18%
•
107 y2
13
Jan
145
7%
<■
45%
13
96
18%
8
106%
19% Jan
21
7%
108
35% Feb
Feb
7%
107%
31% Jan
48
7%
100
3
160
144
139%
preferred
30
26
142%
47
137%
50 y4
Corp
(The)
&
142%
137%
800
4'A%
30
82% May
8
20% Jan 23
24% July 25'
73'A Feb 11
2
Feb
Power
143
137%
700
4.40%
Mar 23
-
48% Nov
Penn
'
Mar 29
15
Apr
24% Apr
33% Jan
4
52
L12% Mar
45% Jan
11
29
3
20
22% Feb
10
33
48'AJan
Apr
137
25
Cement
Glass
134%
12'/2
25
Corp
3.JO0
135%
38 y8
•45
common—No par
Telep
Penn-Dixie
9,200
38%
50%
„
47
50%
Penney (J C) Co
23
51 Va
38%
25%
prelerred
Jun
50%
38%
*45
47
48%
preferred
15% Dec
50%
38%
*24%
meXerred
38
50%
38 *
*46
25 'A
preferred^
$1.30
9
50 y8
48
79%
2.50
common.
$1.32
r
36%
49%
Co
Penick & Ford.,,
«
36%
No par
Peabody Coal Co
5% conv prior
4
36%
38%
«96
1
Mines
6
4
J
100
Transportation'
&• Enterprises
53% Apr
Patino
600
36%
24%
36%
300
36%
''
*24'A
Proof
l3V4May31
6'A Mar 12
20%
♦23'/a
17%
_
par
Rust
♦20%
23%
11
'
Park
297/b Aug
May
'
10%
20%
23%
50%
.
Paramount Pictures
Corp..
1
& Tilford Distillers
Corp—1
Parke Davis & Co
No
4%
preferred
Panhandle Oil Corp
'
...
18
23
♦10 y2
20%
143
World
Jan
Jan
i'-'
10%
135
Corp—1
120
'i-iO':*
24
38
Airways lnc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L coin—No
par
14% Dec
44
Consolidated
Amef
4,200
100
18%
49%
common.100
6,700
47 y4
*99
20%
36'/2
♦45'/2
100
31
May 31
48% May 29
14
29%. May
106'A Dec
11
Telep & Teleg
73
■:47%
10%
*35%
No par
72
4,100
*20%
24
No par
—^
preferred
Pacific
7
44% Mar
27% July 28
82
9
25% Jan
<
27% Mar 17
v
87
6%
>
:
73
-47%
100
200
64
10%
24
25
Lighting Corp
4'A May 24
12% May 31
6
25JA Jun
;
10
22 V2 Dec
5
9% Jun
11
36% Jan
«
7y8 Jan
6
Oct
Mar
9
,100 vi-
63%
20%
20%-
♦23%
10
,
.
15% Apr
36% Jan
11
.17% Sep 21
14% Jan
9
Corp
Electric..
Pacific Mills
Pacific
2iy4Mar20
10
'30V4 Jan
47'A May 5
51% Apr 12
10% Jan
J
Pacific
&
12'A Jan
3
6
12
»10%
1
25
35J/2 May 15
40'A Jan
4
25
•
12
Mar 27
5
;
24 'A Feb
15
44% Jun
4% May 27
Jan
Finance
Jan
47%
,
100
40
16%
*16%
64
71%
47%
♦98%
20Q
43%
52%
60%
44 V4
10,400
'90
43%
*16%
67%
200
11%
*88 y2
♦79
.
Gas
Jan
Inc
1
90
16%
--
117
11%
day
v
common..
preferred
Pacific
152% Feb
27
Apr 18
5%
Pacific
54
23
16y2 Jan
Co'
16
40
24
2
104
29
4% Jan
Apr
Jan
141
3
Jan
34% Feb
t
May 11
139
Ftsnerles
53% Mar 28
May 28
43
132% Jan
Jun
88
8
40
5
15
Amer
Coast
117
11%
MEMORIAL
53%
f?■
Pacific
Pacific
26V4Mar 29
40
23
12
J2
May l
25'/2Mar27
10
22
26
88% May 17
8% Sep 26
.
Aug
Dec
12 V4
May 22
48 y8 Jan
148% Aug 24.
152% Aug 22
142% Mar 10
6% Nov 16
70% Oct
Aug 29
42
7
16% Sep
29.
56
37% Jan 25
128% Jan
10
19% May 10
29-
54
117%
11%
♦88%
,
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
♦116
<;
63'/2
No par
:
f
,89
52%
55
53%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11%
79'%
---
.15
preferred
41%
36%
59%
~
107
♦19y8
11%
52
-79%:
•
20
105 3A
*16%
-->
-
1
10
106 >A
: >36%
'115% 1,17 %
89
50y8
40
105%
53%
53%
42
-
•
par.
Overlard Corp
9
•
-
2,300
93%
25%
114.'%,
£1%
89
-
40%
52%
103 y2
•92
97%
25%
-521A
—114%
52
103 y2
9..'%
Shares
19%
*19%
100
Chemical Corp—
,41%
36%
19%
25%
-
40%
37
*19%
-.
''
40%
36%
;
20-
series.—^___100
Gas.——7.50
Natural
-39%;
:
com__10
_
Otis
74'A May 10
61'A Jan
46% May 17
51%
♦103 y2
92%
'
6
59y2May 28
*71 % Dec"22
34
1
No~v""l
52%
104%
92%
Conv preference 1951
series—.100
Oliver Corp common
;—1
4%% convertible preferred—100-
:<
56%.May.lO
2
-
May
52%
>103%
92%
No par
Mathleson
Common
'
52%
103%
*92
Friday
June 1
x523/a
—.
33% Feb
84% Oct
"10
9
—
dp Elec
4% .preferred
Preferred 4.24%
5
4
-
Co
'..j
,
100
.
Sale* for
the Week
,,
Thursday
May 31
103%
100 :-"»91%
100
,
preferred
Gas
Wednesday
May 80
May 29
100
preferred
Oil
Tuesday
May 28
.12
preferred
Oklanoma
107y2 Jan
9
47% Apr 27
"
•
common.^
Glln
61% Mar
30
"11
Co
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
-
preferred
Oklahoma
'
16
~
49% Mar 14
114
Edison
'
,
5
11
38 Va
187/a Apr ;19
23'/a Jan
4
Jan
Jan
109% Feb
47% Apr
"
103V4 May 13
25% Apr 2d
9
110
10
31'/2 Jan
EXCHANGE
100
4
*
100
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
32%
147
31%
6,400
2,600
15,000
3,800
250
900
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2666)
Monday, June 4, 1956
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
n for
Pr«Ti«tts
Y«ar 1955
STOCKS
1
*
.
Y
.»V Highest
•$% Jmn
18
91% Jan
6
88% July
41% Jan
3
12
8% Oct
11
10% July
Feb
7
July 25
"
•
'
8
417/a July
a Sep
26
13% Sep 26
25% Apr
31
Oct
37% Jun
1
11
Jan
5
47
34% Jan
7
8
42
19% Mar 22
18% Aug
6
9
3
Mar
14
12
■'33% Jan
20% Jan
11
,
6
38% Mar
4
9
37% Apr
8
30% Apr
15
Jan
12% May 31
Rayonler
7% Jan
3
26
Dec
90
11% Feb
30
31
May 16
8% Mar 14
13% Jan
41
•
6
May 18
21
Jan
27
3
15
,
41%
93/4
8%
8%
No par
l
Inc
553/4
55%
32%
34%
14%
15%
42
81%
9%
.*
42%
81 %
Reading Co common..!
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum 2nd
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
50
.
34
33%
.
93/4
•
8%
-
<
Reed Roller Bit
Reeves
5
1
64% Apr
30 % May 28
43% Jan
-
Jan
Bros
Co
7% Mar 21
&
*.36%
16
15% Jan
10
42% Feb
13
49% Apr
2
35% M8y 25
45
9% Feb
14
Republic
tl
•45% Feb
13
46% Apr
Mar 11
54% Dec
5
49% Mar
17
1
Mar 14
62
Nov
2
70
91
May 11
/
40
;
61
82
Jan
,
)
60
57%
Pictured
16%
33:,/4
333/4
489% Jan
25
38%
13
..
:
105 % Jan
il
2
34% Jan
5
8% Sep
8
6% Jan
18
*8%
8%
15%
•
253/4
100
*63%
1
30%
:
".
30%
■'
13%
43
433/4
8
8
•/y:
..
u
17 %
12% Jan
Ritter
9
14% Jun
1
17% Mar 20
9;
23% May 29
28% Apr 13
30
35
13
Sep
33% Jun
27
Oct
7
40% Jun
8
41% Jan
>.
13
48 % Apr
20
24% Jan
6
33% Dec
8
19
410
100
Jun
17
Oct
11
9% Jan
Jan
Dec
27;
c
391
14% Sep
44% Dec
9
18
32% Dec
15
31
35
Oct
Sep 27
9
U
105
28
48% Jan
Feb
May 28
10
79% Jan 23
27% Feb
30
3 £
9
May 28
15% Mar 21
11% Apr
4
58 % Dec
27
•50% Feb
98% Feb
28
Apr
16
6
17% Jan
11
Jan
4
44%
112% May
69%
47%
Rohm
4%
5
*46
58% Apr
27
Safeway Stores
97% Feb
3
37%
36
36%
36%
4,900
9%
9%
9%
15,700
69%
71%
57,200
V
'V:;.';;
■
48
54%
523%
48%
1,700
53%
48 %
47%
S
y,.y
54%
20,800
76
•67
76
*67
v
100
87
86%
86 3/4
*85%
103%
104 %
104%
104%
260
27%
'
'
9%
72%
28%
28%
28%
5,900
.
.'
>■
; -:V:.v;v
•
53%
*49
53%,
*49%
1
53 %
63/4
6 %
6%
6%
38,800
73%
733/i
74%
743/4
76
74%
75%
5,500
47
50
48
48%
49
49
48
49%
3,400
10
34
35%
35
35%
35%
36%
35%
35 %
3,000
19%
19%
20%
20%
19%
193/4
♦19%
20%
300
15%.
15%
15V#
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
7,700
24%
24%
3,100
i
5
Controls com__l
24
23%
24%
30%
30
30
31%
30%
30 %
43%
44
44%'
44%
44%
44%
44%
1,400
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30 %
30
30%
12,500
445
445 %
*97
99%
437
•97
13%
44b
445
99%
♦97
99%
300
310
22%
23
14
13%
14
14
35
x34%
34%
34%
34%
104%
1071/8
104%
107 %
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
x30
32
31%
31%
32 %
32%
32%
4,b00
12
12
12
12%
12%
12
12
1,000
53%
52%
53%
52%
53%
93
93
-
102%: 105%
1
4
♦30
443%
♦97
99%
22
34
24%
440
441%
21%
1
31%
J
5
„
23%
6%
6Y2
24
20
^
.
43%
1
(Jacob)
'
63/4
■
30%
.100
common.
McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)....
14
'
,
4,300
6%
orp
Co
May 28
39,700
15
Haas
Ruppert
44%
72%
Royal
5
43%
5s
preferred series A___
13% Apr 26
200
44'%
273/a
*48%
12,600
8%
14%
48 u
87
32%
8%
*13%
71%
76
26%
53%'.
■
.
104
,
31%
8V2
433/4
53%
103 %
.
1,300
64
•63%
14%
9%
y *85 %
87%
300
2d >/2
8%
47%
26%
9
15%
25%
31% '
31%
71
*67
104
26
♦8%
♦15%
*13%
U
52%
-
9
15% /
b4
U---
37
68%
76
•103%
1
Trust.
36%
53%
*86
100
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—
.10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co._50 Guilders
7
1,200
No par
Company
&
13
*b3'/2
44%
y 9 %'
47 %
523/8
*67
100
Pappr Co
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
34 % May 14
38% Apr
663/8
5%% conv preferred
25
Rochester Gas & El Corp
..No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
5
2
dJan
26% Jan
9 5/6
10
series
■Robertshaw-Fulton
37% Apr 26
700
25%
13
X253/8
8%
14%
'
37%
9%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Apr 12
510
34
29;
88% Sep
U
Jan
May 17
12
6
Jan
9
21% May 28
6
35%
1
50
Selection
Ridgeway Corp
Riegel Paper (
47% Mar 21
Feb
98
43% Dec 29
19
May 29
1,
08% Jan 25
<
May 28
4
Feb
35
10
43% Feb 21
30,
105% Mar
21
357
..Preferred 3.60%
23% Jan
34% Jan
34
27% Dec
5
new
common
Tob class B
19% May 24
14
25%
12%
25%
:•<*■
313/s
43%
A
series
RhlneJander
Nov
25%
*8%
yy
64
*13%
lo
Rhodesian
200
25
15%
25%
305s
7%
13%
10
Richfield Oil Corp
66% Jan 23
38
DAY
15%
*63%
64
10
Common
53% May 4
8% Mar 20
9
♦37
.
"
15%
25%
v
50c
.-Preferred 4.50% series
1
Rheem Manufacturing .Co.
37 % Mar 15
38
37%
300
41
♦35%
MEMORIAL
8%':
:.*8%.
,
15%
25%
2.50
84% Apr
5
55% May 11
40% Apr 26
Dec
42
Dec
pfd
♦39
38
•
"
common.
Copper & Brass
4%%
1,400
34
33%
3u%
/'
CLOSED
: •/
13.3U0
24,100
12%
EXCHANGE
25%
,
'•
STOCK
/
15%
*373/4
"
j-""V-*.
38
35
*35%
39%
•
12%
13
5
Corp
Steel
Reynolds (R J)
..
16
5
May 28
.<
57
15%
34
39%
•
700
57
34%
"3o 3/4
15%
•36V4
•
24%
xl3
10
preferred
Reynolds Metals Co
7
20
26
3,800
57%
"34%
*35%
V
; 10
Rexall Drug Co
Apr 20
84% Apr
82
44% May 12
26
Jan
6
38% Sep
70
101V* Apr
45% Feb
34
57% May
20
14
105% Apr
21
Apr 26
38% Sep
26
Jan 26
32% Sep 26
31% Apr
1
6% July 26
101
,
Revere
84% Apr 30
49% Mar 19
10% Jun
10
7,700
8%
8»/4
Co—
convertible
Republic
10% Mar 19
12
Oct
1,*00
9j/4
57
'
$1.25 dlv prior preference
'
Apr 24
8
Sep
7% Mar 14
81%
9%
15%
''
48
42%
81
10
34%
39 %
^
37
24%
50c
Republic Aviation Corp
3
8% Jan
12
f
8%
\ 33%
37%
No par
Inc
(Robt)
40
*353/4
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
1
Conv pfd 3 %% series
-
4
13% Apr
:
42%
82
93/4
.
15%
.
*38
50
Reliable Stores Corp
18 % Mar 14
18
61
■"
56%
-
50
_
11
18
*'
.■
*
3
10% Mar 14
30% Apr
*"
•
33%
-
30,500
43%
82
813/4
93/4
Shares
43
43%
81%
'
8alw for
the Week
Friday
June 1
*
"
'
1
_
'
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
54% Sep 12
;
7% Feb
18% Jan
14
19
Sep 13
21% Aug 25
67% Feb 16
47% Sep 16
4
.
May 28
1
Corp
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reis
16% Sep
12% Feb
Monday
5
Industries
Raybestos-Manhattan
9
37% May
44% Jan
14
18
'
,
Par
RKO Pictures Corp
11
19% Mar
STOCK
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
d RKO
7
59% Apr
Jan
3
/-
6
42% Jan
31% Feb
27% May 22
May
Jan
23
35
8
13
12
39 % May 29
Aug 11
Mar
87 % Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
r,
50% Mar 22
31
14% May 28
38% July 27
39% Jan
tHighest
32 % May 28
5
15
38
8 % Apr.
53% Jan
60% Nov 16
39
■
79% Apr 25
9% Feb 14
88% July 27
f % liar 14
NEW
Rang e Sines Jam. 1
Lewest
'
47
,<
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
...Tuesday
Wednesday 1
Thursday
May 29
/•<
May 30
May 31
'
%
,
23
X
23
23
31%
♦12
23%
14
14%
:
4,500
14
%
5,400
-
34%
1,500
105 %
92,800
34%
104
f.
9,100
t
43% July 21
02% Sep
9
103% Jun 17
126
6
55
40
Jan
22% Jan
11
Dec
Jun
26
26% Mar 14
91
112:
27\
22% Jan
July 14
34% Jun
13
17
88% Jun
320% Apr
145
Apr 28
170
Jan
Jan
16
26% May 28
27
Aug 17
74
13
43% Jah 23
22
266
Feb
-
80% Jim
30
52
33
Jan
13
91% Mar 23
Mar
Jan
5
155
Jan
40% Feb
9
55
May
13
105
Feb
Preferred
1
7
7
49% Jun
July 13:
19% Sep 22*
Sep 16
17% Apr 25
26% Oct 13
12% Nov 21
.14% Feb
100
105
101
Dec
32
Apr
18% Jan
17
v,
19
('■-
37% Mar 29
Oct
27
27% Jan
6
57% Dec
16
93% Oct
78% Jun
13
23% Jan
0
•6% Jan
11
107 / Mar
4
65
Jan
23
92% Apr
10
102
T
40
Sep
8
'92% May 18
36
May 31
22% Mar
75% Mar
95
9
42% Jan
6
18
Jan
6
24% Dec
28
59% Apr
40% Nov
•% Mar 15
18
40% Apr
89% Mar
3
1
44% May
9
Nov
26
5% May 28
5
52 % May 25
12% JUn
23% Feb
OcTll
15
83% Jan
49% Apr
18
11
39% Jan
49% Nov 29
1
39% Jan
29
4
11% Jan
31
Nov
36% Feb
10
16
84 " Oct
18
22% Jan
6
66% Mar
9% Feb
23
7
Jan
62 % Jan
50
56 Ye
Seiberling
Apr
May 18
Shamrock
Sheaffer
14
21% Feb
7
28% Jan
6
49% Nov 14
45% Jan
19
44
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
4
7
23
87% May 10
29
Mar 19
15% Jan
6
35% Mar 26
55 % Apr
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
48% Oct 28
77% May
72% May
57% Jun
15
52% Jan
24
71
37% Mar 14
64% Dec
1
50 % Feb
10
25% Jun 27
20% Nov
2
49% Jan 18
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33% Jan
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Feb
Feb
7
27%
24
210
Feb"
Jun
61% Jan
Simmons
18% Sep 26
81% Dec 30
19% Mar
Feb
37% Jan
3
40 % Nov
3
35
54
19
Mar 14
3
18
17% Jan
50 % Apr
7
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Jan
18
88
Oct
11
72% Jan
18
.
Dec
6
33% Apr
23
37
49% May 28
4
32
13
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Dec
29% May
24% July
4
4% Oct
11
7
77% Oct 21
90
Feb
Mar 27
98% Jan
62% May 31
93
20
May 25
50% Apr 17
20 Ye May 29
54
Jun
1
73% Jan
29 Ms Apr
102% Jan
2
29% Jun
21
23% May 28
103 % Nov
14
17 % Nov
18
99% Apr
6
13% May 28
77% May 28
July 27
Sparks
18
103% Mar
6
1
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2
1
3
f
16% Jan
3
83% Jan
17
74% Apr
11
Southwestern Public
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&
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&
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$5.50
Service
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Inc
_1
$4.50
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$4.50
1
preferred
12% Jan
$3.50 preferred
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1
28.
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78
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14
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page
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52
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6
19
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3
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57%
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1
22%
25
51 % Jan
May 28
213/4
50c
39% Jan
9% Jan
30%
*
6
7
4
30%
53%
30%
100
•
41% July 27
94% Nov 22
16% Feb 11
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57
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4.20%
preferred1
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Sperry Rand Corp common
V-
37%
35
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•.
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100
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2
25
99% May 11
17% Feb 14
Sep 14
10% Jan: 5
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preferred.
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,
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preferied.;
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61
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17
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14
54
;
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25
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52%
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5y4 Mar
17%
17%
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27%
65
59%
56
5
21
63
24,000
783/4
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Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co.
7.50
South'n Pacific Co (Del)..
No par
Southern Railway common
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;, v
64%
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,
48%
64
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61
30%
1.5
(The)
64
51%
50
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17
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23%
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58%
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8
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115
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50
64
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3
May 28
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8
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48
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16
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14
27
15
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.
24 % May 15
98% Sep
16% Jun
.
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Southern Production Co Inc
s
2,400
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39
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25
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88
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10
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4
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20
30
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23%
783/4
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21
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preferred
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10%
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23%
25
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3,600
102
36%
87%
12%
,
223/4
50c
;
91% Jan
63
40% Oct
8%
54
77%
No par
preferred
Porto
67
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41% V
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88 % Mar 19
6
18
96% Mar 14
5%
58% Mar 23
43% May 9
127% May 9
49% May 16
52% Apr
5
41 Va
South Amer Gold & Platinum
18
8
53%
40 3/4
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102
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V
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V
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56%
'
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54%
"
21
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7.50
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Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.,
New
58
1
:
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s
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13
40
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1
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1
7
100
Smith
293/i
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Pen
20% Jun
Feb
2
Mar 16
31
33% Jan
36% Nov 29
65 % July
5
38 % Apr
23
Jan
17%
/;
56 V-//' •,
18%
39
.
52% Mar 23
1
173/a
18%
40 -V
Skelly Oil Co—L
17
May 28
19% Jan 11
16% Jan
21
40% Jan
29
112
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89
6
17
17%
17 %
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-
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.
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16
Jan
47
Aug
44
49% Jan
20% Mar
5j% Jan
28
34
17
21% Jan
10
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
7
28% Jan
14
25% Apr
2
34% May 24
*
44% Jan
Feb
10% May 28
17% Jan 12
28
28% Dec
82% Apr 30
64 % May 10
22% Jan
5
237 % Apr 10
12% Jan 24
205
12% May 23
4
16
41%
2.50
Simonds Saw & Steel
17
56
May 28
18% May 24
7
23
3
21% May 28
65% Dec 28
Julyi~9
174 '
24% Jan
87%
53%
iSlgnode Steel Strapping Co
7
May 7
38% May 31
32% Jan 12
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Shell Oil Co
26
8
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Sheraton Corp of
60
Apr
37%
40%
53%
Inc..
Sharon Steel Corp—:
Shattuck (Frank G)
3
10
36%
19,600
V
21%
18%-
*93
*86%
87%;
102
"
55%;
102
No par
Gas
&
9
13% Feb
20% Jan 25
Oil
-:■
93%
102
41%
37% U:
10
50%
18%
13%
*
073/4
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♦100%
1
1
67
66%*
94%
102
49%
21%
33%
1,200
165
102
21%
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54%
■:
18%
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r
■
••••*
102
33
55%
3
common
13
18
54%
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1
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&
26
Feb
05%
94%
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...
13
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21%
DAY
28%
400
83
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292
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MEMORIAL
33%
54%
52%
-
33%
13%
13
.18
:
.5
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoom Industries
19
21%
34%
_1
Rubber
fServe! Inc
Mar 15
100%
21%
33
No par
Co
11 % May
25% Dec 23
Jan
21% Feb 29
7% Apr 27
,63
Roebuck
300
4,900
24
27%
■V.
82%
290
49%
493/4
100%
21%
21%
Co
49 % Apr
18% Aug 17
,
3
Oil
16
22 % May
B
Finance
Seaboard
19
30% July 12'
19% Jun 22
13% Nov
Mar 29
49%
100%
xl00%
U'47%
%
46
5
20
*
8% Mar 14
23
Seaboard
Sears
18
*142
36%
36% Jan
9 % Apr
CLOSED
5
Seagrave Corp J,
61% Jan
EXCHANGE
165
*80%
29% May 26
:*
280
.25
68
180
453/4
24
28%
82%
STOCK
*142
...No par
23% Mar 26
83
165
3.65% preferred
100
Seaboard Air Line RFt Co new——20
29
45%
24
♦280
common..—.No par
17% May 29
•
20% Dec
10
19% Feb
46
28%
27%
82%
*142
1,40
——
27%
82%
',280
_i5c
$3.40 preferred
7
13,600
♦114%. 117%
'
24
24
275
10
.
Co
94
4oj/4
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10
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5
1. x81%
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$4 preferred
46
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115%
114%
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.
28
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s
Schenley Industries Inc
.Scherlng Corp
Scott Paper
♦93
92
45%
•
24
100
common.
y
9
s
8% Nov 17
82
Co
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Sangamo
Savage Arms
6
Feb
X24
Ry Co...100
preferred
100
noncum
53% May 28
5
31% July 18
-
5%
6
Jun
*
par,
—100
2
Jan
17% May 28
No par
Jan
39
*
Power
105% Apr
86
.
45%
Gas St Electric Co
Electric Co
l
15% Jah 30
63% Apr 20
18
■»
20
Feb
98
19
101% Oct
May 28
.
May 28
44% Feb 14
3
Jan
06% Mar 14
,
13
17
20
44%
San Diego
'
22
114%
53% ;■
52%
'
series A 5%
St Regis Paper
22% Apr 30
29% Jin
21
ii4%
x91
St Louis Southwestern
*
33% Mar 14
91 %
Xll4%
10
^St L San F Ry Co common__No
5
91%
100
...
Lead Co
St Joseph; Light &
5
155
10
310
x51 %
10
preferred
conv
St Joseph
24% Mar 23
May 29
preferred
4.30%
Mar 19
280
IV
4%
126% Apr 27
__5
common
85y4
85 3/8
85%
*85%
86%
10
10%
10 y8
10%
10i/a
10 V ia
10 y8
10%
2,900
10%
10%
11
ny8
11 Va
11%
11%
11,700
10
3/4
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86%.:
41%
70
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Number 5539
183
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
-
Lowest
73% Jan
-Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
'
18
8
98% July
87% Jan
'*■
.
19
NEW YORK
Highest
4
48% Jan""23
63% Apr
2
49% Jan
li
53%
Mar 14
42
Jun~24
62% Apr
50% Sep
May 28
31
47% Jan
13
4
50
99
102
Aug 19
-
May-
8% Jan
6
15% Dec
22
12% May 29
25
22% Feb
14
15%
50
Jan
17% Jan
43% Jan
23
56% May
51% Jan
19
75
13% Mar
5
15
42 % Mar 14
59% Dec
29
50
24 % May la
29
;5
22% May 29
23% Jan
38% Oct
6
Feb
19% Apr
Aug 26
15%. Jan
11
41 Va Jun
9 '
Dec
27
1 Jun
105
* Mar 20
8
Feb
1
97
Jan
101
11
80% Sep
30
70% Jan
31
Jan
6
27% Jun
15
22% Jan
23
21%
80
Apr
28
24% Apr 25
36% Jan. 9
26% Jan'
Feb
87 %
69
May 28
78
2
8
May 28
10% Mar
Jan
740
1
12% Jun
6
1,080 Dec
8
960
33% Sep
15
18% Feb..
41% Nov
2
•
58% May
Mar 30
20
44% Oct
.
8
91% Apr
6% Jan-
30
22 % Jan
4
27% Feb
2
43% May 25
48% Jan
6
42
99
15
8
July 28
9% Sep
10
11% Sep
27
25
41 Va Jan
17
6
121 '/a Dec
-
92% Jan
21
62% Jun
83 Va Jan
,
8% Feb
»
12
May 18
36% Oct
11
24'/a Oct
10
28'/* Oct
11
45%
Dec~12
May
25% Jan
16
33 % Jan
5
Nov
28
" Jan
23
38 % Dec
2
34% Feb
10
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
•
15% Nov 28
Nov
25
19% Mar
53
8% Apr
13
150
Biscuits
182'% May
6
13% July 25
10% Jan
23
14% Apr
Jun
1
I' 47% July 25
11% Jan
11
7% Jan
43
;
18
15% Feb
43% Oct
19
60 '/a Mar 24
100'/a Sep
27
105'/a May 10
Jan
17
24
35% Dec
-5
%
Apr
Texas
Texas
Gulf
4.48%
104
*
Feb
conv
ft
28% Dec
7
25% Apr
il
28% Feb
75'/a Dec 22
62% Feb
17
86
May
May 17
15
37 Va Mar 14
18% July 26
14
58 % Jun
44 % Jan
6
62% May
10
1,300
8%
58,800
•99
Land
4%
7
7
1
16
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
30
15% Aug 16
20% Jan
19
15% Apr
27
29% Apr
17% Feb
46 % Aug
17
60
19
46
25
51
9% Nov
4
9
370
23%
44%
45
*22'A
"
,
2,500
<23
1,900
„
200
44%
50%
.
98
45%
4,700
49%
45%
10%
50
12%
13'A
123%
1
49%
10,500
*963A
98.
120
:
10%
*18%
18%
133/4
123A
13
2,400
133/8
13'A
13%
6,900
6,500
<
900
51%
51%
2,700
125%
128 Va
16,000
62 3A
10,500
43'A
64%
43%
31%
32%
35,900
<11%
51%
126
12%
43%
44%
32
32%
12
•
'
63%
12%
,*26%
26%
300
40%
41%
19,400
8%
3,000
26%
26%
42
4 l'A
-
62%
1
26%
*26
42 ^
10'/a
18%
50%
1243/4
62
-.
10'A
18 Va
-
[■
120
60%
8%
40 Va
415/8
...
15,900
3,900
8%
8%
8%
8%
174
8 3/a
*170
174
174
175
177
800
11
37%
37%'"
38 r
38%
373/4
38 5A
8,100
21%
24'A
23%
24
23%
24'A
23%
24%
46,900
23
23 %
24%
1,700
18%
5,500
38
23'A
23%
23%
24'A
23%
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19
18
49
49%
*49'A
49'/a
49'A
49'A
48 3/4
•11%
12%
*11%
12
*113/4
12'A
*113/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
12 3/a
;—50
45%
46
45%'
453/4
45
45%
15
•12%
12%
12%
123A;
X53%"
55%
'
.
..
1
—x__
.•
100.
j,
-10-
commoiu.
issued"
55
98%
•98f%» 100
..
39v
40%
40%
t
12%
*45'/a
56%
*
No par
5
2
(The),
Corp__,
2
26%
26%
69
13
46
*12%
12%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
98 %
CLOSED
,
'iif'
it*
MEMORIAL
*26%
263A-
DAY
70%
72
98%
41%
41%
41%
71
58%
56%
97
41%
*41
:
25
Airlines
"8%
174
171
No par
*41%
1
49
•
r
59
.41%
"#421/4
42%
26% >'
72%
73'A
26 3/a
.
14 '/a
14
14'/a
14'/a
57%
59
59%
60'/a
60 3/a
40%
40
40%
40 3/a
41
38%
21%
14
22%
21%
20%
21%
21
21
28%
26%
50
56%
56%
1
27%
28%
27%.
28'/a
50
55%
55 Va
56%
o63A
29%
29 "Va
*21
26
♦56%
22
26%
V
56%.
57
56%
——
26 %
—
|
5,100
14'/a
5,200
61 %
3,500
40%
25,600
22
28%
22%
f
4,700
22
500
26%
26%
57
57
28%
....
■
3,300
72 %
*20%
26%
28 Va
26'A
30
8,900
*'
393/4
22%
22
*21
^
1
43%
14
57%
11,800
•
42%
7I3A
14
150
.
200
98 %;
*98
-
*
340
5,000
13
58
:
26%
;
■
*12%
56%
1
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
7
23
*963/4
50'A
50c
23
14
*23 %
1,030
"
25
28% Feb
3,700
49%
*
-
121%
x37 %
55% Jan
52 % Feb
•>
13'A
50'/a
61
40
100
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
a.
14
1,300
8%
8
1,020
*
No par
Apr
3
58% May 15:
14
70'A
Trust—
18
59 Va Apr
70'A
45
10%'
26
Nov
33 Va Apr
10 '/a
26
60
Aug 26
2,100
70%
45
12
14
Mar 14
1,800
38%
23%
32
55% Dec
51
27,700
25%
38
2 3%
44'/a
28
25
*96%
10
11%
9
2
25 Va
253/4
37%
*22%
97
31 Va
24% Feb
2
•
43'A
15
Mar
25'A
253A
8 Va
44%
12"
—
"when
25%
44%
50 %■
32%
28% Jun
Mar
23
44%
48%
44%
11
32
*22'A
45'/a
11%
22% Oct
63
22%
49%
49
10
3,300
1,045"
>;
31'/a
5
17
'
45
42'/a
No par
10
23 Va
44%
98
71%
8
:
22%
44%
'
71 Va
■
1,030
;
23
118%
—3%-
Inc
Jan
8'/a
1,035
13%
Transue & Williams Steel
52 % Apr
8
1,015
18%
Trans
2
70
13 Va
28% Mar 21
29
70
18
23
53 % Feb
70 '
Xl2% 1
31'
25% Dec
70%
12%
20% May 24
Mar 15
37'A
13%
20
May 16
253A
37%
18%
8
18
25'A
25%
37%
12%
Products Inc common—5
World
25%
25'A
38
No par
common
Transamerica
24%
25%
13%
12
3"
25
37%
18
48% Sep
30
72
common—, 1
preferred
Co
71%
9%
—2.50
Timken.Roller Bearing,,:
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Trane
71% "
96%
24% July 13
50
100
'
71%
22%
35% Jun
Jan
20
8%
101
72%
l
Oil,
preferred
$1.20
13
*99%
47%
No par
Common
101
1
common—
Oil
*99
9
8%
X44%
.9
t
$2.40 conv- preference
Tidewater
101
8'/a
44
28
45% Apr
DAY
22%
20
23
*.
25%
22% Oct
Jan
MEMORIAL
24
-
$1.25 conv preferred,,
No par
Thatcher .Glass Mfg Co common
5
Thompson
:■
8%
8'A
Sub share,ctfs.ex-distribution
Inc*"
8'A
-71%
18 Va Jan
38% Jan
,
20
59%
Thompson (J R)
Mar 29
3
5,500
25
Pacific
13
6
11
32%
23%
1,030
$2.50 convertible preferred
26
48
39% Oct
323/8
23 3A
preferred series A__25
Thernioirt Co
26% Jan
13% Jan
32'/a
24 %
995
i
Coal &
I
Jan
32%
24'A
19%
'
Producing Co.
4
47% Mar 26.'
23
32
8
;
Pacific
'
68% Mar 29
23
May 18
*19%
24% «'
1
new
Texas
Mar 28
Jan
19%
24
X69
a.
The Fair
Jan
98
2,400
*19'A
2,500
31%
issued"
2.
51
33
700
19%
24
5*0
Corp
Sulphur
Texas. Instruments Inc
11.
14
48% Jan
18'/a
19'A
31%
17%
19
25
Texas Gulf
9
10
Jan
34
18 Va
19%
X31'/a
30
Co—'———
"When
:
9
12% May 29
44
!'"""
33 3A
19%
X23%
17%
12.50
(James)
Aircraft
16
13
<
173/4
33%
*19%
1
'55
Tennessee Corp—__
20'/a May 16
23
35% V
,7 173/4
CLOSED
19%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com^_„7.50
$4 preferred 2
—__No par
29% Apr
11% Feb
12% .Inn
A,.
Corp—
Textron
JO
il% Mar i.t>
.34% i
6.000
7,300
19%-
Sutherland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
25
16
52% Jan
33
54%
22%
19%
lOo
29% Apr
1
*
53%
22%
17
1
common
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co,'—:
.
May 28
15% Feb 28
33%
' 18 Va
54
22%
18%
No par
No par
Inc—-'.
23
4
,
of
21% May 28
July 12
32%
300
53
22%
r
]
2C
42% Mar 26
48% Jun
45
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
Mining Co
Superior Steel
Mar 20
10% Jan
24
52%
22 Va
1,800
Texas
13% Jan
52'A
600
4,300
3,500
28% Apr • 9
45% May 17
174
14%
101
51
28% Jun ' 6
17
14 Va
*
*99%
57% Apr 27
19
143A
*14'A
4,400
14
139% Apr 30
69% May 7:
11
65
22 Va
—
14
Oct
50%
64%
t
40
•
27
Oct
15%
50%
643/8
51%
Superior Oil of California
Feb
Oct
15%
51
63%
133/4
Talcott Inc
9
153/4
51
64
39%
Teinco
35
15%
53
13%
Telautograph Corp
143
15%
*51
6,200
'
39%
9.
14
8
400
13%
13%
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
Dec
15%
51'A
13
393/8
4
14
15%
"
13%
13
5
"Symington Gould Corp
27
'
12%
13%
3
38% Feb
28
99%
'
13'/a
23
common
Sunshine
7
11%^Jan
21
16% Jan
6,300
55
*97%
39
\
31 % May 28
44% Jun
'
53%
*50
*
99%
13%
7;
37
11
10 Va Oct
53
51
*
53
53'A
53
'
51%
*98%
38
14% Jan
45
'
13%
15 % May
59% May 28
v
51
99% I.
13
22%
common
5%%-2nd pid .series
115% Jan
,
52
51
*97%
39
7
20 % Mar
15%
51
50%
99%-
8%
31
May
-
50
13%
12% May 25
6
30
99
>
50 %
50
16,000
'
37%
Corp
18
May 28
12% Jun
1
2
.
9
.
July 25
17'/« May
9
50
5
:
Broadcasting
Sunshine
55% May 10
Feb
120,900
.15
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
"4%(& preferred series
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
May 24
57%
i
Feb.,3
49% Jun
17% Jan
25
1,220
22 % May 28
44
2
23% Sep
10
56%
1
2
52 '/a May
26
Mar 14
41
Jan
57%
10
Mar 22
Sep
22
56%
12%
& Fuller Co—_
Chemical
8un
6
Nov
56%
No par
1
6
39
8%
55'/a
5
$4.50 ser ies A preferred
-Sun Oil Co-common,!.;
40% July 25
75 Va May 17
39,100
55%
31,600
Co—
5
*
58 3A
_1
Sunbeam. Corp-.
8
32 Va May 11
1
57%
Studebaker-Packard Corp,
25'/a May 12
Aug
*
•97%
Inc__
Stone & Webster_
Mar 23
28
58
14 Va
8
Feb
573A
14 Va
15% Mar 15 :
26
67% Feb
,
43% May
57% /
14 Va
Storer
10% Feb 29
■
8
56%
101
-
18 >•
32
56%
54 Va
14 Va
Stix Baer
May
13% May 28
"55%
1
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
Jan
17% Aug 12
50%
No par
Stewart-Warner Ccnp_
26 %
<7
4
50%
63%
-
20% Jan 26
9
99 3A
50%
64'/a
•
35
4
Oct
95
6
22% Feb
5
12% Jan
32
4
31 % May 28
30
29 Va July
3
1003A
50'A
62%
Drug'-
Shares
993A
50%
10
Stevens ( J P) & Co Ihc
the Week
101%
10
Sterling
>■
May 31
97%
100
:
Bales ftr
1
Friday.
June 1
49
Co_
6-
20% Jan
*
Chemical
May 30
Sterchi Bros Stores line
'
39 % Apr
20
July 14
25
*21% Jan
May 28
•
Jan
Stanley Warner Corpl
Co (The) L S
Stauffer
V
50
7
Ry Equip Mfg Co
'
Thursday
99%
awhen issued"—_10
Starrett
!
18
27% Mar 12
13
33 Va Dec
6
26
9
18
4
Apr
58% Jan
32 % May 28
17
21
4
20% Sep
;
27
21% Aug 24
26 Va Jan
/:
21
Jan
23% May 23
6
18% Jan
16'/2 Feb 23
19'/a Jan
Jan
Standard
•
May 29
.Wednesday
95%
25 "
preferred "series A
i
48
6.25
Oil of Ohio common
common'
3%%
Tuesday
May 28
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana..,
Oil of New Jersgy:.
New
3
11
Feb
Monday
Par
Standard
Standard
3
11
15% Aug 22
4
13% Jan
/ -14%
Apr
60% July 28
Mar 30
36
•
100% Mar 23
8
16% Oct
40% May 26
;
71% May 2
55% May 15
May 28
98
Mar 28*
STOCK
Standard Oil of California
New
common
4 i
'k
LOW ANA HIGH BALI rmicniB
.
EXCHANGE
115'/a May
58 % May
48
42% May
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
i«J55
Year
27
(2667)
28%
2,600
58%
200
12,200
600
'
24% Dec
Jan
Apr
2
18% Mar
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
26% Apr
13% Jan
0
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
33
4
43% Jun 28
11
Jan ".4
May 28
24
-
36% Mar 12
.
6
Mar 20
14'/a Jan
33% Jan
18"
3
sdries A
(conv)
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
4.30%
1
29%
30
;
54
preferred 1954 ser,_50
•52
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
23
62 % Mar 13
12
Preferred
Twin
conv
Coach
TXL Oil
Co
Corp
*16%
♦48
*52
♦55
29%
*52
54
30
29%
29%
54
♦52
1,800
53
—
— —
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
9,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
2,600
51
♦48
9
51
*47
9
9'/a
9
.1
27
28%
14'/a
32%
14%
No par
34'/a
5
C%
6%
6%
6%
42%
41%
423/8
113%
114%
23%
23%
(The)
'
24%
1
-
*54
58%
9%
27%
50
47%
47%
40
9%
9 Va
9%
2,600
28%
27%
27 3A
13,900
28'A
27%
14%
14%
*14%
143/a
14%
14%
1,500
33 Va
34'/a
33%
33%
33
333/a
4,000
63/4
6%
63A
6%
1,400
41%
42%
40 3/4
17,700
116%
117%
u
May
6% Dec
1
9
80% Mar 14
Jan
6
,
27% Jan
6
116% Sep
6
31V2 Jun
30
31% Apr
26
108 Va Mar 22
113
Jan
5
'92
Apr
7
Nov
1
100
86'/a Oct
3
92
July 27
104'/a Mar 29
98 Va Sep
12
45 % Sep
26
59
Feb
7
17
205
Nov
25
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
4
139
Jan
44
Mar 27
6% May 28
8
Apr 23
Union- Asbestos
10
103 % Jan
26
47% May
23% May 28
' Apr
28% Apr
27
30
May 15
131
8
Union
Bag
6
Union
112
Jan
May 18
93
Jan
83% May 25
91
Feb
98
Mar 26
52
Jan
10
171% Feb
16
May 25
104
No par
Jan
5
65% Apr
2
Union
Oil of California—
25
9
Union
Pacific RR Co
50
196
May
39% May
74% Dec
22
Nov
7
128% Dec
22
113% Jan
23
34% Jan
0
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
35% Jan
23
27% Jan
23
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44 Va Jan
108% Feb
27
15
Preferred
Common
9
36
26
61% May 25
102'% May 31
common,*
No par
Jan
48% Sep
10
10
Preferred $3.50 series
30
5
No par
Preferred $3.70 series,,
52 % Feb
3
Co
Carbon
Materials Corp
15
lO'/a May 10
32% Jun
&
&
11
May 15
6
6%
Paper- Corp
&
No par
48% May 28
26% Jan
—
Preferred $4.50 series
10
28
Union Elec
9
91
Rubber Co
Carbide
Union .Chem
Jan •17
1
Corp
2
24
106% Apr
35
113
Udylite
32% May 28
31% Feb
,
^ 20
16% Mar 19
(The)—:
Underwood Corp —V
*
129
4%
20
No par
common
United
4%
107
*89'A
*83%
*98
55%
174 Va
115
23%
23%
24
27%
41%
117%
22,000
23%
23%
2,800
27%
27%-
9,200
116 '/a
27%
.
27'A
27%
107%
93
85
100
27'/a
107
♦107%
89 %
93
*89%
85
86
107
4
108
*107
108'/a
*98
*89%
99%
86
conv.
*98
'
)
50
85%
100
'
57
57
178
X175
58%
583/4
177%
58'/a
178 3/4
58%
57%
"
176
176
35%
35%
35%
353/4
36
35%
35%
48 Va
49
49
49'A
49%
49%
9%
*9%
10
*95/a
10
♦93A
10
32%
32%
33%
323/4
33%
33%
33%
2,300
63'A
63%
643A
64%
65%
63 3/4
64%
11,100
10
36%
37%
37%
38%
373/4
38%
38%
28%
28%
283/4
28 3/4
29'A
29
102 %
1,400
29
102%
5,700
38 3/4
23'/a
*102%
*22%
56%
Lilies
of
5
com
$4.50 preferred
No par
July 25
22% Jan
27
28% Apr
9
United
Board & Carton Corp
18
57% Nov 28
48 % Jan
20
71% Mar 26
United
Carbon Co,
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
44% Feb
10
4% Apr
1
12
4% Feb
9
10
116
105
23
115
*102%
*23
115
115
105
*23
233/a
115
*115
*102%
—
117
23
300
1,600
20
23
61%
60%
—
12,100
1041/2
24 3/a
—
60'/a
200
57
57%
60'/*
60%
46
46%
48
48%
63A
6%
6%
6%
17,700
Dye & Chemical Corp com,,1
45%
4%
80
6%
12%
14
13
13%
13%
13'A
12 3/a
13%
11,000
Electric Coal Cos
5
26
26%
25 %
25'/a
26
26'A
*253/4
26%
5
I4
50
29
36%
6%
183A
No par
4,600
United-Carr Fastener—
72% July 18
6
Jan
7
8% May 17
15% Feb
25
13 % Mar 14
61% Feb
30
2
Sep 26
b% Jan
78
6
73'/a Jan
23
82
-7% Feb
11
6% Feb
9
7
38% Oct
27
12% May 28
23
22% Dec
30
21
17
60
35
Jan
61 '/a Dec
6
5
United
United
15% Jan
3
United
Engineering & Foundry
May
50
5
United
Fruit Co
United
Gas
36% Oct
9
31
2
12
Sep 26
Mar 20
28% May 11
33
23
37% May 17
6% Jun
1
7% Jan
6
For
6
Corp
10
United Gas improvement Co_i._13%
United Industrial Corp
16% Jan
3
2% May 15
28'/a Jan 23
United
Park City Mines Co (The)
1
39% May
9
U
S &
Foreign Securities
1
54
72
8
U
S
62
Nov
25
80
Jan
Jan
23
23
21 '/a May 29
54'% Jan 23
169
Apr 24
18% May 28
3
78% Jan
18
3
15% Feb
14
19% Feb
29
3% Mar 26
May
24% May
Feb
21% May
92
May
U
S
7%
1
2
U
S
4
16% Mar
2
44'A Nov 28
footnotes
see
page
44
28.
Jan
5
19% Mar 22
49% Mar 16
U
Merch & Mfrs Inc
Freight
New
8
72% Mar 20
181
United
1
No par
Co_„
4
preferred
Hoffman
% %
4%%
100
Mach
new
com_82%c
preferred
100
Inc
common
preferred series A
x60%
*172
18%
81'/a
*38
preferred "when issued"
S Industries
2'/a
34
62
21'/a
common
Gypsum Co common
4%%
40'A Jan
No par
6
15
16
Mar
4 % Aug
36% Dec
184% Feb
22
Dec
55
23% Jun
29
Dec
May 22
Jan
35 % Jan
1"
64% Dec
78
1
27% May 17
29
177
3
100
14
8% Mar
3
Jan
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)—
17
39% Mar
11
4
No par
——
Stores com__30o
Jan
9
Mar 14
May
(Delaware)
United Cig-Whelaii
13% Feb
14
2% Jan
3-
Mar 31
6% Aug
27% Oct
Mar 21
4% Jan
Jan
34% Dec
18
62
1
50
5
15,600
48%
100
Biscuit
Corp
'•
'
24,900
'
178
America—No par
Air
United
No par
j
330
93
*84
100
Inc
Aircraft
50
issued"
!
i
'
93
86
*98
preferred
preferred
"when
;
1
48%
*9%
32
61%
116
United
24
27
35
issued"
"when
preferred
Union Tank Car Co.
Mar 26
44% Mar 20
32% Apr
107
Feb
series
4% -noncumulative
21
Apr 30
73% Mar 26
$4
39%
111
23'A
'
4%
81
6%
4%
*79%
6%
43A
80'/a
6 3/4"
*79%
'
■
1,100
43/a
43/a
4%
80 Va
50
♦49
50
*43/8
*79%
2,600
70
80
1,100
14
14
14%
14
14'A
14%
14%
4,400
50%
50 Va
50'/a
50%
50%
50'A
50%
17,700
29%
29%
29'/a
36%
36%
37
6%
6%
17
16 3A
29%
-
*36 3/a
63A
6%
17
-
16%
2%
2%
2%
2'/a
34%
34'A
3 5'/a
35%
30'/a
293/a
:
22,100
30
-
500
*365/a
36%
6»/a
6 %
6 3/a
1,000
17'A
16%
173A
28,100
2%
2 3/a
5,700
35%
35%
37
2'/a
36
62
—
22
21 Va
213A
22
22
61%
61 %
63'/a
63%
64%
173 3/a
1733/a
♦1733/a
—
__
*
5,400
100
23%
4,100
64%
65%
10,100
x22
175 Va
♦173%
175%
20
19%
19
203/b
19%
20 Va
20 Va
20%
15,800
82%
81 %
84
*83'A
85%
39%
*39'/a
40%
*40
176
16'A
16%
49
49
16'/a
16%
16%
*48 %
49'A
♦48%
41
150
*40%
41%
17 Va
16%
17
49
48'A
48%
12,600
300
.
t
.
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1958
.
(2668)
NEW
*
Jan
6
2 5'A Nov
8>/a Jan
5
9 % Feb
23% Jan
11
32% Apr
17
3
67% Apr
25
70
Jan
6
12
93 % Sep 20
11
37% Feb
9
49 % Mar 23
86
'Jan
4
90% Mar
101
Jan
23
21
Jan
6
35
84% Mar 21
97
110
Sep
39% Mar 14
Sep
9
53% Dec
19
Jan
Sep
75% Mar
<44
23
172 % Jun
23
45 *"4 Oct
11
60% Feb
18
Jan
11
70% Dec
1
18
157 V» Jan
61
Jan
4
68
Mar 16
64% Apr
24
69
Mar
56
40 »/a May 16
62% Sep
23
51% Jan
168% Nov
14
153% Apr
26
12% Jan
9% Dec
12% Feb
2
15% Jun
17
36% Jan
3
38 % Aug
14% Apr
21
27
100% Jun
14
11
3% Jail
3
May 26
16
10
23
35
1
100
100
3%%
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
50%
165%
56%
58%
57%
58%
*65%
66%
06
66
54
53%
55 Va
155%
155%
155%
U
S
Steel Corp
Tobacco
U S
16%
common
preferred
7 %
Co
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
EXCHANGE
37%
CLO8ED
2%
50
1
*26
27%
preferred
29% Mar 12
Universal
4%%
8 '/o
8
Utah
55% May
4
3
Van
DAY
50
1,400
9 Va
9
96%
"96
9 Va
2,100
*96
28%
50 %
50 V*
50 V8
50 %
35%
35
1
*25
26
100
*76
78
76
76
Co_—No par
x47%
47%
48
48
1
44%
47%
46%
47%
500
800
162
40
500
*24 %
25
78
*76%
78
47%
47%
10
47%
47%
500
50'%
35
161 %
24%
24%
*76
6,200
;
35
*49%
35%
161%
"160
25%
*24%
100
96%
*26%
163
Vanadium
17% Jan
9
28%
35
Light
1,800
12%
*26 %
*160
&
Power
18%
373/8
12%
*37
12%
2%
35%
com
2,200
2 Va
161 %
Inc
37%
18%
18%
'37
157%
2%
35%
Co
156%
2%
161%
Pictures
156 %
27%
27
50 %
99.8C0
2%
100
preferred
52% Feb
48%
200
55
MEMORIAL
97
Tobacco com_No par
Leaf
preferred
65
54%
12%
9%
95%
convertible
4%
58%
6b
1
9
2%
2,500
58%
55%
*18%
13
12%
96%
*95%
No par
82% Mar 29
28
18%
*36 "2
2
preferred
159
Apr
9
24% May 31
47 % Apr
xl8%
12%
9
9,800
59%
156
18%
Wall Peper Inc common—2
convertible
$6
United
STOCK
37
9
23,600
166
166
66%
59
12%
1
430
49%
48%
50%
54'/8
18%
25
106%
*65%
37
No par
common
Stockyards Corp
Universal
May 29
155
100
noncumulative preferred
7%
United
52%
89
1063/4
166
9,000
42%
*87
108
49%
165%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
47% May 28
106%
49%
6
24
3
106
105%
26
28
106
51%
Feb
Feb
106
10,500
70
42
89
166%
Apr
51% Dec
*104
43
4,500
9
28%
*69%
70
42%
*87
89
47%
39
76
42%
*87
1st
59% Apr
7
*69
70
41%
89
*8%
27%
20%
165%
common
noncum
167
18
*69
42
*87
Shares
26%
26%
9
28
28%
the Week
June 1
26%
*8%
9
*8%
5
Rubber Co
8%
9
Feb
Vb
26%
Saloo far
■»'•?•*«
Friday
:»
f
>
May 31
May 30
26%
27 Va
70
*69
41
9
28%
V Thursday
preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
1%
preferred
50
U S
3
Jan
91
31% May 17
5
10
Co_
Jan
31
23
Mar 23
2% May 10
Card
Playing
Plywood Corp common
*8%
26%
Wednesday
.May 29
25%
25%
* "l''
LOW AND HIGH SALS PBWK8
r
Tuesday
May 28
25%
10
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
"
1
41% Feb
170
41>/4 Mar 14
9
10% Jan
99
*
'?
<
Par
|
common
32
27
77 % Nov
16
Feb 10
Co
4
May
20% Mar 15
159 % Dec
19% Jan
14% Apr 23
38
*
Monday
3
56% Mar
37% Oct
30% Feb
*
3
93% May 1
1% Jan
3
20
Feb 16
Aug 16
26
20
169
May 24
9
30
Jan
1% Nov
91
Jan
8
18% Mar
19% Aug 24
3
35 V2 Mar 17
9
62% Apr 23
23
156% Mar 14
17% Jan
U
2
1
170
23
Lines
U S
2
60"% Apr
Feb
47% May 28
160 % Apr
U S
Mar 23
124
S
4% %
24
16
28
21'/2 Oct
66 V4 Jan
9 % Feb
9
8% Jan
14
;
♦"
EXCHANGE
U
4
29% May
22% Jan 11
17
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowe**
19
'
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
600
47%
47
V
35 VB Oct
10
6% Jan
129
133 % Jan
37% Apr
6
4
Jan
47
24
133 % Jan
13
Jun
130
65% July 21
14
Oct
127
7
4
10% Apr
8
15
47 % Mar
1
28'/a Jun
11
39% Feb
4
32% Jan
9
May 22
14 %
7
19 % Mar
13% May 13
38% Feb
9 '/a Apr
26
Vlcks
20
5%
Feb
128
128
Feb 20
27% May 28
21
.
34% Mar 26
3
11
90% Jan
26
94'% Apr
24
51% Mar 29
32% Apr
6
38% Apr
18
12
94
33% Oct
11
122
Nov
7
146 % Apr
7
33
Jan
44% Dec
6
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
100
Dec
27
101
Feb
16
106
37 % Jan
6
108
May
38'A Jan
143/4
1,900
28'/a
28 %
2,300
7%
7%
7%
7%
47 Va
48%
47 %
Jan
[
16
27%
28%
*92%
94%
32%
100
preferred
partic
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5
preferred
100
Feb
13
98% Apr
10
103
Feb
13
$4.04
May 23
103% Apr
9
Apr 24
106
Mar
6
$4.20
preferred
preferred
$4.12
preferred
46% Jan
49% Nov 30
17
103% Feb
9
71% May
11
16
31
Apr 30
34
6
33% Jan
May 29
39% Mar 14
16% Feb
Feb
19
18% Dec
5
5
31% Feb
24
28
74 % Jan
19
85'% Mar 25
75
Mar
5
7 %
3
Wabash
30
common
(The)
*108
43%
*113
*128
28%
28%
94%
*92%
32%
33%
32%
28
113
113
114
43%
43%
*96
99
103
♦100
*98
101 %
94%
32%
112%
1123/a
112%
500
44%
44%
3,500
113%
1133/4
1133/4
100
94%
33
99
*96
99
*96
99
*100
103
*100
4,403
103
101 %
*98
101%
*98
101%
X61 %
62 %
61%
63
623/4
63%
62%
63 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
1,200
X34%
35 V*
34
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
2,100
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
700
28
*28 Va
29%
<*28%
29%
90
77
75%
19
19
19
20
preferred
113%
103
*98
29%
32 %
29
44
114%
*96
♦100
28%
*92%
44 Va
112%
44%
*113
114%
6,400
*128
*92%
34
2,200
*128
10
Vulcan Detinning Co common
3
83% Jan
1
15% Jan
Visking Corp
23 % May
13
28% Apr
Virginian Ry Co
6%
preferred
—100
100
100
25
25
5
V,
2,200
48
48
48
*128
*128
v"'"'
100
preferred
dlv
6%
6
45% Apr
128
2
10
3%%
48
43
8
7%
8
*128
——
No par
Victor Chemical Works common—5
Va-Carolina Chemical com
116
May
*14 %
*128
25
33
14%
28%
noncumulative preferred.... 100
103 % Aug 22
11
Jan
3 4%
28%
*128
Apr
111
100
30
14%
29 %
'
Jan
1
87 >/2 Sep
14%
29%
Pacific Ry com_100
Shreve &
10,300
46%
14%
29%
7%
10
Inc
Co
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
37% Jan
28% Nov
Raalte
9
Feb
130
Van
47%
14%
29
2.50
2
58% Mar
May 22
Feb
7
Corp of America
Norman Industries Inc
28
28
28
-
5,700
w
May 21
.
RR
4%%
3
15% Dec
0
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
9
32% Nov 30
30 % Feb
29
33
Jan
6
Walgreen
66% Apr
27
May 25
75
Mar 20
7% Jan
6
15% Nov
66
14
81 % Sep
12% Jan
16% Aug 31
24% Jan
15
100% Aug 10
106
.
Oct
3
13% Jun
5
11
3
May
May
40% Jan
8
Warren
9
Washington
35% May 22
38% Mar 23
25% Feb
102
9
22
28%
28%
28%
27%
27%
24
*23%
24 »/4
23 %
23%
233/4
23%
21%
22
*21%
22%
22
22%
22
22
10
4% Apr
6
Welbilt Corp
1
3%
3%
*3%
3%
38%
38%
38%
38%
1
52% Feb
2
20% Feb
16
23% Apr
27
9
28 % Sep
62
Jun
56% Aug
20
Apr 26
112 Va Jan
106
Apr
27
100
Apr
27
105
105% Jun
10
96
Jun
1
'105
42% Jan
Sep
14
30
14
104
Mar 27
19
May 28
31% Oct
25
28
Jan
9
53
6
29% Oct
13
6
7% Mar 30
12
9 %Nov
15
1
12
Feb
<32%
51%
52%
52%
53
52%
53%
97
97
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
May 14
Feb
17
20
130
Feb
4'
17
57 % Apr 27
Jan
103
24
White
Dental
White
Motor
Apr
6
2
May
30'A May 28
45% May 29
'
41% Jan
5
2
29% Mar 14r
61
May 10
30
25% Jan
4
37% Feb
20
Mar 22
145
5% %
White
42
100
common—1
20
preferred
Machine
Sewing
Prior preference
Oil
Wilcox
&
Wilson
„5
Co
Co
Inc common—No par
No par
preferred
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
Winn-Dixie
10
Co
1
Inc
Stores
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
100
Corp__10
preferred
6%
36% Feb
Woodward
Iron Co
27
50% Mar 19
Woolworth
(F W)
Service
_10
10
Co
23
55% Apr
5
99% Jan
24
Prior
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series__100
201% Apr
98% Mar
4
Prior
pfd
10% Jan
4
91
Jan
5
7% May 28
9
26% May 24
32
Apr
13
11
22% May 25
27% Apr
5
24
Jan
19
31 % Mar 12
6
108% Sep
23
83% Feb
8
104% Mar 21
Jan
6
Nov
25
20
16
24% Mar 23
86
Jan
18
142% Dec
27
.
28%
40%
—80
90% May 28
159% Jan 25
17
——
and asked Prices;
31.
a
28%
1
common__5
-
108 %
Jan
May 28
141% Jan
no sales on this cay.
Deferred
delivery,
d Name
3
Worthington
conv
series_100
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
No par
—5
Wrigley
4%%
(Wm)
Jr
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
from
RKO
Theatres
Corp.
No par
-No par
.No par
Zenith Radio Corp—
lln receivership, or petition has been
changed
10
1
5
Yale & Towne Mfg Co new
York Corp common.,
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
e
50
14%
changed
a
60,900
96%
400
96%
•
4 8 3/4
49%
9,700
49V4
50 3/8
98
99%
99%
*99
23
23'/4
23
23%
8,900
71 %
*69
72%
*69
72%
100
28%
40%
100
10
*26%
51
15%
15%
*75
79
28%
28%
41%
42V4
100
♦100
10%
271/4
*261/4
52%
511/4
15%
153/b
78 %
17 Va
23
23%
32'/a
33
*138
140
21% 22
30 V4 301/4
45% 46%
x46% 47%
x90% 90%
*169
175
23%
32%
*138
171/4
23%
33%
*100
521/4-
32%
160
11
4,700
271/4
*26V4
27'/4
%
50
50I/2
*75
17V4
*17
33Va
78
'
,
17%
5,500
33'/a
32%
7,500
140
*138
21%
22
22
223/b
223/s
22%
31%
32
32
33%
32
32V2
1,500
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46 Va
17,000
47%
473/4
47%
48%
48V4
4 81/2
6,900
91
91
*171
176
94%
7%
94%
3
93%
27%
22%
28%
23%
27%
87%
21%
...28%
22%
27%
87%
8
21"%
110
108% 112%
■
91%
*173
933/4
94%
8%
8
29%
29%
23%
91%
178
943/4
8'A
29%
*139
141
*91%
*177
92'%
3,000
190
181
933/4
95'/4
8
8
3,000
29%
29
800
10,100
23%
23%
23%
27
27%
*26%
27%
1,200
87
87%
86%
89%
12,300
21%
111
22
22
22'A
3,200
110
110%
3,600
110
HEx-$43 liquidating dividend.
Pipe Corp.
140
23%
27%
89
21%
Foundry &
from Warren
'
700
23%
23%
23%
6,300
24,800
16
15%
16
500
3,400
44
101
10%
11
78%
*75
28%
433/4
43%
40
100
*28V4
28%
101
10%
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98
100
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25
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23
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1
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Westinghouse Electric common_12%
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23
22
2,600
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100
6,600
76
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76
31%
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3,100
31
102
57%
31%
May 17
21% May 15
23
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4,700
57
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4%
57%
20%
58%
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Oct
—
57%
1
23% Oct
19
58%
35% May
22% Apr
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
Mar 22
57%
59 Va
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470
106
31
102
23
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86
31
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138
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7
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31
40
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20
4
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11
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80
109
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75
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9
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9
13
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11
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73
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102
96
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23
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100
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106
98
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56
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109
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35% Dec
100
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96%
26%
26%
109
102
19%
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77
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9
148% Jail
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109
20
28% May 17
15
14
159
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43
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86
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100
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37
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13
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27
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3
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11
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13
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63
9
5
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37
18
—
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1
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29
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127
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12
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56
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6
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23
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3
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For
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:
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1982
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series
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3%s sinking fund debentures
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98
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;
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(Minnesota)
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«
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i
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registered
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mortgage 3%s
.
97%
—
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,
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103% 104
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3%s' registered 1998—
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.
1980—
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78%
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Power Co—
1st
90.
94%
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87
149%
1972—May-Nov
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Mar-Sept
1977
'
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100
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1977—
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100 %
90
*
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97
3
99%
99
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/
1
97%
90
98
Jan.
Low
97%
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No.
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subord
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r
Consolidated 4s series A 1998.
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conv
Orleans
Power &
Terminal
Range Since
Sold
'
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*99%
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Inland 8teel Co-3 Vis debs 1972
—...Mar-Sept
3.658
Jersey
Bell Telephone
Bonds
Hioh
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1988——Jan-July
1986—Feb-Aug
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3 Vis
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New
•
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Friday's
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100
101%
-r.
or
Bid Si Asked
...
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100%
—
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97%
Ry 4s series A 1970——Jan-July
6s 1948-—*—
Feb-Auy
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Sale Frlee
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953/,
95
101%
;
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Indianapolis
Last
Period
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101
»
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1980
debentures
f
fAIlseder
1st
91%
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A
»
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*90%
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Friday
Interest
New
—
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,
New York Stock Exchange
1
RR—
1979—-May-Nop
Consol mortgage 5%8-3%s series B 1979-May-Nop
Consol mortgage 33/48 series C 1974
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Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984—„Jan-July
1st mtge 3 %s ser G 1980
-—Feb-Auy
let mtge 3%s ser H 1989
Mar-Sept
Consol
*
BONDS
New
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 36 series B 1978—,
June-Dec
Illinois Bell Telephone
Central
1
Sinee
Range
I
Illinois
RECORD
BOND
JUKE
ENDED
Week's Kent*
Interest
Monday, June 4, 1956
...
105 y2
99
99
105 »/a
80%
86
98
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69 ""
67
96%
.
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108%
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101%
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May-Noc
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June-Dec
;__Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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94%
94%
94%
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93%
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101 Va
101 y4
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,
Number'5539
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
»
BONDS
New York Stock
a
•.
4,
„
Friday :
Interest
,
Exchange
Sale Price
Phillips Petroleum 294s debentures 1964_.,_Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
97 V4
Jan. 1
No.
97'/4
•97*4
RECORD
*
.,
Range Since
Sold
High
96%
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June-Dec
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—.
.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
BOND
,e'
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
or
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE I
e
Week's Range
Last
Period
i
Low
20
98
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Priee
or
Stauffer
100%
89
Chemical
Sunray
90'/2
Swift
Oil
Corp. 2%s
& Co
2%s
debs
3%s
1973—
debentures
debentures
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1966
197.2
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
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99
97'A
*88
Interest
BONDS
High
96
33
Range Sine*
Sold
Jan.
No.
—
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,
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104%
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104%
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99
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2%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-How
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963__Feb-Aiip
100%
*10294
105
104 '/a
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975-.t_..April-Ocf
105
871/4
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Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
^April- Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
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1st mtge 3%s
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First
series A
Youngstown
general
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3%s
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mortgage
Public Service
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1980
conv
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108'A 110
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Mfg Co
3%s
debs
1975
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1953—
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&
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:
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186
156%
147%
155%
148
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1969
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&
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4s
4'As
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ser
A
ser
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Duluth
&
first
Bt Paul Union Depot
1
V
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Scott
&
New
Paper
Seaboard
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1st
A-
1989
8%s
3s
RR
(Jos E)
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108
1974
Oil
North
&
1966
RR
114
100%
107/
—June-Dec
109
548
-
100'A
92 7
93J
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98%
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97
3"
98'A
subord
90
-92
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92'A
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101
99%
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99
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168
148%
163 'A
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145
143
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148%
161
162
162
162
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143
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1951—June-Dec
June-Dec
1969
B
j
„
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—
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82'/8
1
138
144'A
26
119
166'/4
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102'A
100%
100%
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92%
90%
95'A
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98%
98%
'98%
82%
.144%
June-Dec
1957—May-Nov
81%.
85'/2
.
.
ref
2%s
mtge
3'As
mtge
consolidated 5s
1980
H
ser
5s
Mar-Sepf
*98
~
—
1958
100'A
*107%
Jan-July
* "y—
91%
102
100
107%
91%
107%
100 %
—
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April-Oct
103%
98
—
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2003
y
;
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1982
J
ser
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.
1979—June-Dec
103
'
—
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96
91%
-
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Power
Shore
first
3%s series I
'
v—
-
j-
97'/a
94
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99%
91%
88
%
93%
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92%
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90%
98%
65
67%
96
97
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68
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12
—
100 %
101%
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99%
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14
68%
67%
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—
68%
7
67%
■
103%
97
__
99%
2361-!
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98%
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1966——Jan-July
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87
92
101
4s
registered
87
83%
93
*87
—
Western Maryland Ry
93'A
y
••
guaranteed 2361—Jan-July
———Jan-July
1st 4s ser A 1060— April-Ocf
lst mortgage 3%s series' C 1970
—Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Go 3%s ser A 1981— -Jan-July
4s
85%
85%
86%
*92%
■*—
—
—
-
*83%
■
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—-May-Nov
Electric 3%s 1974--_^..-———May-No®
Pfcnn
West
98%
101%
100
—■
68'A
13
*101% 101%
98
99%
103%
101
104'/a
67
71%
66%
69%
100
*101% 101%
103 %
99%
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp^—
gtd
5s
1963
1985
debentures
2%s debentures 1987
V
Southern
3'As
California
-—Jan-July
•
Edison
Co—;
debentures
convertible
1970
Southern
Pacific
First 4'As
Co—
113
—Jan-July
4'/2s
Gold
-i
Gold
4'As
1969-^2
1981:
112% 113%
112
82
---—-Jan-July
112%
119%
83 '/a
81
——
125% 126%
1973—June-Dec
103'/a
122 'A
52
First mortgage 3%s
129
104
,-2
103
.102%
2
Wilson
39 '
103
106%
22
102'/,
106'A
Wisconsin
100
100%
*
—
.
'1st
*85%".
86%
85%
81
95
5
124% 124%
Joint
•
3%s
Southwestern
3'As
124
Tel
ASpokane
Standard
first
Oil
(Indiana)
Standard
OH
(N
2%s
gold
5s
3V8S
mortgage
Wisconsin
95
Power
Y
-y
Yonkers
95
*
97%
24
99%
99'A
15
105% 106%
__
106
7
99%
9
99%
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1
95
101%
99
101
105%
112
98
100%
101%
—
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Electric Light
&
':
81
91
78'/a
'
.
83
74
91
78
."
-
-
78
77%
—
May
2029
1976——June-Dec
3'As 1971
Public Service
•
120%
93 'A
*89
■
Jan-July
2%s
1979—
2%s
132
cohv
89%
.'May-Nov
*—
1967—
3
88%
13
92
^
9§'/a
100
101
•"
Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
93%
98
99%
134
1971—May-Nov
95%
5
95
91
9
90%
283
114%
145%
100
90
90
91
7
88%
in
delivery
the
94%
94%
7
93%
included
sale
year's range,
in
the
not
n
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Cash sal*
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
gNegotiability impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 M
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
tCompanies reported
,
92%
94'A
Jan-July
not
97%
126% 134
90%
Included
*
■
95%'
June-Dec
1982—-April-Ocf
1974
90
100
90%
2013—1—April
4'/as
conv
Deferred
a
April-Ocf
1985
debentures 2%s
J)
debentures
debs
z
Products
Standard
First
—May-No®
2%s
1983
Internal
Coil
'
117
<
107
,90
RR—
1977—
Bell
debentures
85%
94'A
6
—
Electric
102
91%
Co—
RR
4'As inc ser A Jan
mtge
Wisconsin
87%
81
1
95
r
—
81
Central
mtge 4s series A. 2004
Gen
—
Co
100
102
91%
April-Oct
.—Jan-July
first
104
.
.
102% 103%
*100%
.
&
mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
107%
%
100%
•
-
May -Nov
102%
*
Northeastern
91
—Jan-July
1975
debs
conv
*„
102
Mar-Sepf
series D 1967
64
-
New Orleans &
1971
103'A
103
Mar-Sept
1977
'
May
2%s
-Jan-July
Wheeling &
1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
-Mar-Sept
'3%s
A
Corp
6s ser A 1953
Lake Erie RR 2%s A
>
(.Oregon Lines)
Electric
§ A 1st mortgage
2——2—May-Nov
May-Nov
Sau Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75— June-Dec
i Southern
Pacific RR Co—
•
First Mortgage 2 %s. series E 1986
^--Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996—„
Jan-July
/ First mortgage 2'As series G 1961——Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994——Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
—Jan-July
\
—
1984.
debentures
income
5s
•
•
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv
'
-
107%
104%
--
96%
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
In
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
May 28, 1956, and ending Friday, June 1.
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
*rmaj
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
Week's
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
1
sale*
Week*
sale*
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
1
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
-
1
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Par
•Acme
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Alloys.
1
Inc
1
Supply Manufacturing
9
1
2%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air
Associates Inc
Air
common
Way Industries Inc
Alrfleets
(N J)
footnotes
--1
see
1,700
28%
200
9 '/a
200
9
.
2%
Apr
28'/a May
8
Jan
page 37.-'
7%
—
7%
Apr
AJax
Feb
Alabama
Gas
10% Mar
Alabama
Great
Power 4.20%
31
Petroleums
Southern
2%
Jan
Alabama
Apr
8%
Jan
Alaska
3,000
6
May
10'A
Jan
11%
2,700
9
Jan
13'A Mar
Algemene Kunstzljde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
6 % Mar
8
Apr
26% May
Apr
7%
;
7%
25
■
900
10,400
23'A
Feb
3%
Airlines
All American
.
Alleghany
35 %
50
preferred— __100
Inc
Engineering Co
Corp
lit
2
Ltd
Corp
2,200'
7%
Low'
Par
50c
6%
10%
24
.»
High
2%
■
6
11'/a
6'/a
*
—3
Inc
For
Loir
7%
•„
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—1
Hluh
6%
28%
10
common
Hat Stores
Low
7%
warrants
V,
.^4 '
-
mtge
West
163
•
88
..
.
—-Feb-Aup
23As
,
102
100
«•
'
Jan-July
1951—-June-Dec
ref
and
&
General
"
94%,
96%
*91%
98'A
'■
mortgage & Refund 3%s
West
92
105%
96%
90%
4s income series A Jan 1981
April
income 4%s series B Jan 1991—-April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—.May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-4uy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970-—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge-3'As 1967—Jan-July
94%
100'A
__
98%
*93'A
-
—
93
/ 96%
84'A
88'A
105'A
•
refund mtge 2%s ser G
Gen
112%
—Mar-Sept
'
'
„
'
V
Wabash RR Co—
997/a
93%
1971-—April-Oct
117'A
100%
96
100%
97%
91%'.
103%
95%
101
v;
Gen mtge
*92
*__
—
refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First
.
—
First
1982—-J.—April-Oct
f debs
debentures
'
Virginian Ry Ss'series B 1995—.
—May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Ocf
108
100'A
C.
2
751
*97% 103
Jan-July
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
101%
♦105
—
101%
100
^
—J an-July
1947_:
A
1st
1
.-109-110%
■
92%
91%
Apr-Ocf
1947
series
1st
5
*98
-
94'A
__
April-Oct '■
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979;.
Jan-July
^
.
•:
97
100%
97%
110'A
——May-Nov
—-Mar-SeptJune-Dec
—
8
2'As
Ala
•—
108
•„
Corp 3'As conv 1983-—-—--+Jan-July
Bkeily Oil 2'As debeutures 1965
—iJttri-July
Boccny-Vacuum Oil
?%s 1976_
—
June-Dec
South
—
-
100
—
First and
101
88%
20
100% 100%
'
—
Sinclair Oil
1
•,
91
A108
-
-
April-Oct
—
;jASiemens & Halske 6'As 1951
'
*100
1989_Pan-july
1968_Jit7w-Dec
.
& Sons 2%s
debentures
.Shell
93
7
95
\ i
Co—*-
3s series B 1980
f debentures 19772
s
97
90%
-
■
.
—
conv
Line
-
-
May-Nov
3%s B 1971—
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
s
gold 4s
cons
mtge
Seagram
91
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
3s
Air
96'A
-
•*
100
First and
89%
92
Ry—*
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
rSt
87
86%
96
96%
Corp of America—
conv
—
—
*^_
.
*91
91
Mar-Sep
certificates
bond
4s
Jan-July
Jan 2022-^—May
1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern
First
Ry Co—
1997
;T,.
__
95'A
May-Nov
;
.
First and
*90'/a
—
April-Oct
4s series A
mtge
mtge
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
103"%
.99%
98'A
' 102
First
1971
1st
','■1
■
92%
*__
May -Nov
1976—
gtd 4s series
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1996—
97
Corp—
A
assented
Vanadium
99%
:
Power 3s series A
Lawrence
Second
■
100
95
*91'A
April-Ocf
Vandalia RR consol
s
97%
3
'*97%
—
Feb-Aug
1972
■' '
.
95%
debs
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3'As assented series C 1951
103
--
33
—
-100% 100%
*
'
Jan-July
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Corp—
General
85%
25'A
97%
*95%
' 1
\.—3&t\-July
coll
&
Rubber
6'As
147%
WV:
73%
293
101%
97%
y
—
—
95%
'. 85
v
84
28%
*101
—
J
83%
93
"
1
•
Mar-Sept
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3'As assented series A 1951
186
—
*151
1977
Gas
3'As
__
10
■'
2 6'/a
:"
1970—_June-Deb
sinking
—
*181
—May-Nov
Feb-Aup
1952
6s
mtge
mtge
Rochester
1950
'
100
*
—
2%s debentures 1967
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct
104%
*93
v
83%
28'A;
May-Nov
2%s debs
1975—
debentures
United
7s sinking fund mortgage
3'As assented 1946
debs
s
U S
Rheinelbe Union—
!
100 %
"101% 101%
.
June-Dec
3%s
86
99%
100
97%
10
98 %
135%
\ —.*>
—May-Nov
1980
4%s
117%
95%
97'/a
:
trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
486
*
1971^—May-Nov
—
Corp 2%s 1970—.^
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
R
Radio Corp of America 3'/as
i
—
—
100%
~
—
95
134
,,!
trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
mtge 3'As 1982:
conv
United
Quaker Oats 294s debentures
99%
95
96
—
Q
102
.
96%
98 %
100%
.
95
98
*95
Mar-Sept ' 103% ,103% 107
Union "Pacific RR— ""
"
"
' ;
'
* *
'
2%s. debentures 1976——
93%
Feb-Aug
't
*__
86
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C 1991—MajvSept
•
■
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
*103% 103%
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
*94%
96 '/a •'
—
y.
'
>
--
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
debs 1961
Mar-Sept
2%s
tr
Union Oil of California
3s
90'A
—
*9894
"
■
& coll
mtge
1st
138%
205
__
1st
'
1983—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1975_
'
.
•
*134
—
April-Oct \
•
,-*95%
„
'
1985—
First, mortgage and coll
3s debentures 1968/
i 98
6
•
June-Dec
-
refunding mortgage 3y4S
98'/a
*—" 100'/8
'130
.
debentures
Co—
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
/
.
Oil
114'A
90
36
u
—-
-
May-No®
f
o
Associated
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
94
—May-Nov
1984__
1970—Aprif-Cct
3%s'series C 1990—April-Oct • -
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s
.
.
M
109
—
92
99% 100%
'
filrst gold
100
"100'/2 101'/a
Jan-July
Pacific
Water
3'As
Feb-Aup
—
99%
< A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—_Jdii-July
A
Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
104%
100
April-Oct
■.
1977
and refund
&
' *109
*90%
—
,
5s 2000—June-Dec
General and fefund M 37As ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacifie-Mfssouri Pacific—
V
Term RR of New Crlearfs 3%s 1974——June-Dec
"
Mar-Sep*
1963-1
debentures
and
First
Texas
Tide
and'refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s. 1979_June-Dec
?v
7
98
•'
First and refund M 3'AS sefies B
93
101;
101
95
—
Corp 3s debentures 196S-——,—May-Nov
Texas & Nett Orleans RR—
.
First
<
98 Vi
*96 %
First and refunding mortgage 3y4S.1968_i.Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—-Jan-July
f/
100
~l
June-Dec
1977
1986
2%s
2
V
Texas
"
.
Feb-Aug%
1970
Electric & Gas
3s debentures
—
102%
87
108%
110
—June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3V4s
First mortgage 3s 1983
•'
Ry—
;
1974
4V2S series D
Pipe
f
s
1962
B
5s series
87 V4
96%
'
98 '/a
Mar-Septv
Ashtabula
&
series
5s
First general
First general
v
1984
87'A
96%"
102%
1
105
*100%
96V2
T
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
•
Refund ana impt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-Juif
Refund and impt 2%» series D 1985r——Aprtl-Ocl
106
6
-IO41/2 103
/General mortgage 5s series B 1975-j
4
106
General mortgage 5s series A 1970l__June-Dec
,
May-No®
—
*„
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_Map-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
-
106 %
1973
100%
105
debentures
1
5%
33%
35'A
6,400
%
172
98
•
4%
-
99
5%
%
37%
38
10
162
400
98
1,300
200
High
Feb
33'A May
3,100
38
IV
__10o
!i
172
99
Low
High
%
"
Jan
Apr
4% May
38
May
7
7
7%
800
7
May
6%
5%
6%
19,400
5
Jan
182
Apr
Jan
May
103%
Feb
6%
Jan
44%
Jan
9%
Jan
7% May
Commercialgnd Financial Chronicle
The
34
Monday, June 4, 1956
...
(2674)
exchange
american stock
STOCKS
Sale Pries
latftw Stsek KzekUfi
-
«
1
4%
2,800
6%%
Pictures Corp
4%
5,500
10%
600
convertible
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Internat'l
Allied Products
New
Aluminum
Co
Ambrook
American
Beverage
American
Book
Meter Co
l
Natural Gas Co 6%
Seal-Kap
43% May
3/8
1,900
1
Jan
2
25
61
Jan
71
Apr
12%
1,700
29%
31
1,600
25%
28%
293/4
1,200
27% Jan
33 % May
30%
31%
400
27 % Mar
31 3/b
10%
13,200
1,000
8% Feb
33%
10%
34%
34%
34%
25
34%
400
15%
15%
353/4
Feb
Apr
Jun
41
Jan
33
Feb
36%
Jan
14%
Feb
16%
Apr
Jan
Feb
33%
4%
4%
4%
1,000
Feb
tZ
143/s
13%
14%
22,200
133/8 Mar
16%
S
22%
22%
22%
100
19% Mar
23% May
*
Writing Paper
m
43/s
0%
8%
10
2,500
7% May
5%
53/4
6
2,600
2%
2%
3
11,300
15%
16
800
13%
Feb
16% May
143/4
143/4
100
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Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
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318
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1.4$
123/4
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8%
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Apex-Electric
Appalachian Elec Power
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Arkansas Louisiana Oas Co
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10%
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4
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110
34%
20%
Jan
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May
63/a Feb
11% May
105
log
warrants
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•
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38%
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18
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19
19%
500
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5%
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102
Feb
107
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104
104%
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61
May
53
53
55
373%
32%
37%
6,200
18%
193/a
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4%
4%
2,500
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4%
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11% xl2%
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22 % Mar
18
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300
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4% Mar
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4%
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Axe Science & Electronic
Feb
Jan
Jun
16%
Jan
9
Jan
9%
Apr
37
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14%
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Class A
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Baldwin Securities
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14%
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300
3,800
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•
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8%
300
6%
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5%
100
53/4 May
63/4
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7%
700
6%
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7
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•
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40 3/4
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21 s/8 May
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20 3/4
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12,100
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2,200
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10
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1
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15
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Feb
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26% May
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103/4
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11
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1
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100
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2,300
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17%
18
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Burroughs (j P) & Son Inc
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13
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1,300
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6%
4
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43/4 May
13
133/8
400
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143/4 May
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29,500
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1
33
5%
100
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6,300
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1,400
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15
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100
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1
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4%%
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prior preferred
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preferred series B
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9
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23
100
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500
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23
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16%
500
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30
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2 3/4 May
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15
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4,500
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20
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DuMont
8
300
16%
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Douglas Oil Company
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1
2.50
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6
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800
33
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100
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Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co
17
148
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Detroit Gasket &
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31%
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Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada
1%
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
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Crystal Dairies
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C & C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
500
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453/4 Mar
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Bunker Hill
16
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May
21%
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7%
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343/4 Jan
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1
preferred
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6
1
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cumulative
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17,400
9%
Jan
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Jan
Jan
13%
dep rets ord reg
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Brown
Mills Ltd
40%
700
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37%
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1
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B
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British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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6%
34
39%
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dep
rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
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6%
26% Mar
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•
common
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Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
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Jan
14
223/8
8
common
83/4 Mar
8% Mar
6 3/4
400
-
13%
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4%
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4%
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102
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Apr
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100
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102
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Petroleum
Milner
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Bridgeport
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— —
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Crowley
Crown
193/b Mar
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Jan
,
1
1
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
10'/a Mar
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8
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Feb
9% May
|
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600
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common.—
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153/4 May
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Bourjois Inc
receipts
25%
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common
300
23%
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common
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dep
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American
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16%
600
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23
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28 %
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153/4
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preferred class A
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Corp
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Paint & Varnish
Corby
33/b May
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Feb
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15% May
Jan
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1.
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v
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100
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6 3A
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14
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Mar
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100
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Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
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Claussner
Club
12%
16
Co
Coal
22%
3% May
43A May
4,200
33/4
5 5/a Mar
7% Mar
Jan
Mar
8
13,200
10
Jan
16 %
43
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Clinchfield
100
3%
1
Auto Stamping
Clary
Apr
% Jan
10
America
&
Controller
Apr
Apr
113-
-——-2
Christiana Oil Corp
City
i
Oil
of
Consolidated
•
Basin
8%
334
1
common
Rivet
12% Jan
13
Co—
3 % May
Jan
"9%
1
common—.
Chesebrough-Ponds
Chicago
Apr
45%
5% May
1,200
.
18 3/a
_•
series
5%
18 3%
5%
53/4
1
Corp
9% Mar
9%
5%
•
10
Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell
Apr
2% Apr
32
% Feb
preference
Co
Corp
"13A
11% Apr
2s 6d
1
100
10
Charis
7% May
Jan
A Feb
110% May
100
Chamberlin
1%
May
63A Jan
5 5% Mar
2
3,000
ll3/4
11%
11%
preferred
Convertible
2 3%
29% May
45% Apr
:
9% Jan
: 42'A May
non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Mar
3,700
•
pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc__
flo*
1 "0
2%-
Central Power & Light 4%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
7
2%
_
—
$1.50
Maine Power
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Incorporated
15,200
1ft
10,300
2%
Feb
2% Jan
6,800
1 %
19.50
Explorers Ltd
3.50%
6%
1%
1
Central
Central
3%
5%
;
29% Mar
Corp of America
Conv
23
1,600
3A
6%
1
:
Jan
7
3%
1
& Co
Central
Jan
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Banff oil Ltd
60
Cenco Corporation
Class
3%
8,100
'
•
Continental Uranium
Ac Gas-
28%
5.50
Continental
44% Mar
27%
vtc
Ltd
Continental
Ayshlre Collieries Corp
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Catalin
Colonial
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Plywood
Castle (A M)
Colon
Associated Tel dc Tel—
28%
Casco Products common
>,
Clark
108% Mar
4% May
Light $5 pfd
Power &
Charter Oil
shares
2
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Apr
12% May
7,000
6,300
common
Carreras Ltd— •*
12% May
xll% May
xll%
15%
Carolina
Co
24% Mar
Feb
2%
4%
1
Oil
Carnation
21% Jan
"
2ft
Minerals
Producers
9 A Apr
4%
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kenqpdy Inc.
Apr;
33%
m
Incorporated
Oil
Jan
Williston
High
A Mar
2%
Natural Gas Ltd vtc_
Canso
10 % Mar
2%
Low
5
4%
Canal-Randolph Corp
133/4 Jan
Feb
10%
Is
•
American Thread 5% preferred
American Tractor Corp
Anacon Lead
Apr
8%
68
Range Sine* Jan. 1
'
14,100
7%
if
10c
1
pfd—10
partlc
Ltd
Canso
Feb
10 %r
31 %
•
pfd
common -
26%
23.
150
500
30%
|
American
May
900
113/4
2$
com
.
Canadian
Feb!
29
l
f
American
98%'
8%
68
68
„a§
Co.
Apr
11%
1%
2'/a
10t
Maracalbo
9$
30%
|
common
American
800
fetrouna
6
7%
Ltd-—*
Marconi
Canadian
May
98
24% "■:/■
IS
Co
American
Amu rex
50
11%
UVz
„
common
Canadian Dreage & dock co
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
23% May
8%
•
e
pfd
conv
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
Feb
23% May
Ltd
Canadian
8% Mar
Apr
33%
100
973/4
9734
American Electronics Inc
American Haro Rubber Co
AMI
73%
500
23
10S
2So
Air Filter 5%
American
100
23%
of America—
Industries common
American
7%
47 %
Jan
16% Mar
12 3ft Mar
7%
Jan
Canners
—2
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd—
Canadian
Jan
6%
May
•
45%
Vz
41
5
Industries Inc
American
12%
13 %
•3% May
xlt
Canadian
Feb
5%
Jan
23%
Investing cap stock—I
(Mich) common
•
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
500
14
13%
13%
1
(when Issued)
common
X10
Fir
of Prices
Low
High
,
High
12% May
3%
4%
10
li
preferred..
4%
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range
Last
Bale Price
AMrlean Steek Ixehaags
L
Range Since Jan.
Low
1
Allied Artists
Shares
High
4%
4%
1
Alie# A Fisher common
of Prices
Low
Fir
Allegheny Airline* Inc
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Last
I
Salss
Week's
Friday
WEEK ENDED JUNE
FOR
RANGE
,
25
135
Jan
213
174
125
172
Jun
1973/4 Mar
Mar
Volume
183
Number 5539
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2675)
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
FLaS7
STOCKS
American Stock
Exchange
Par
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares oi oeneflclal lnt
I
KlectroData
common
Corporation
Electrographlc Corp
Electronics
Equity Corp
Forge
Ero
24%
100
%
%
2,600
~~s/8
27%
19 y.
27
5,400
13%
Jan
20
200
16 y2
Jan
18%
20%
2,500
13%
Jan
4%
11,900
4 Va
May
x23%
11,400
13%
21
~
~~*
I_5
II
"3%
.
1
12%
29%
30
300
3%
3%
850
4%
•
v
4%
-
Investors Royalty
Jan
1
Feb
Ironite
24% May
7
Apr
Israel-Mediterranan
15%
35%
•*reo
Oils
1
Ltd
Corp
*ire Association
(Phila):
Firth Sterling Inc
:
Flsbman (M H)
;
>
10
54
.
__2.50
:
Co Inc
7%
Jan
Jeannette Glass Co
Jan
6%
Apr
22%
%
9%
Apr
8%
Feb
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
2% Mar
23%
2%
13
Jan
6'A
.
10%
"
.1
,
400
6%
17%
Feb
10
Kin-Ark
8% May
Feb
7%
Apr
Jan
11 Va
Jan
1,400
22% May
13%
27,400
9Ve Mar
£1
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(The)
(Geo A)
#utifcr
313
;
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1
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Company
Co
4,30
5 %.
6%
138
135
10,100
6V8
6%
7,600
8%
Feb
8%
'
■
■
«
Gatineau
1%
•
Power
-
Co
C
common
Builders
1%
American
dep
rets
General Fireproofing
8%
ord
28% May
"
-
II
May
Feb
7
Jan
8
convertible
41
i73/4
50c
preferred
2V2
1,400
2%
800
*'16
1% Jan
2
Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
May
Mich
Gilbert
(A C)
Gold
Mines
39%
Jan
Jan
20 %
2%
'
3,000
14%
1%
1%
9,900
25
104
2%
"51
•
8V4
5%
100
—
Globe
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
~
10
31%
Inc
Co
32
6,000
*
Inc.
19 % xl9%
~~
1
'
Class
preferred
prior
Goldfleld
1%
41 y2
65
65 |
30
42
Mines.
Consolidated
Manufacturing
common.,
88%
1
50
4
140
89%
87%
ii/4
'
>
.
l'/a
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12,000
69% '
68
26%
26%
78
1
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Rapids -Varnish
—-—1.
:
-
•
;
Feb
26%
Feb
6J/2
Jan
10c
Industries Inc
Great
Amer
Great
11%
ll3/4
2%
2%
common
-
81
'
J
—*.
stock
Sweet
Oveer
Hydraulics
50c
Freehold
GTidoll
165 %
450
160
133% 135%
250
"
Company
—
•
3%
17
Jan
May
10%
__
"May
5% Mar
10%
900
138
-
■
16 Va
-
3 Va
3%
.
.
10% May
"
...
Jan
Jan
3%
Jun
;
17%
Jan
3 %
May
_
.■
.
*
Harvard Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg
-2
1
—10c
10c
*
5
25c
Co
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co
Hazel
Bishop Inc
Hazeltlne
Corp
Dept Stores common
Co
Hearn
Hecla
Mining
Rubenstein
Helena
(W E)
Heller
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
3,900
%
Feb
3%
2%
2%
200
3% May
2% Apr
6
g
6%
5,300
41% X42%
__
2,200
5
40%
Jan
Feb
cumulative
Apr
6%
Jan
21%
200
6%
500
15%
43/4
500
4%
4%
4%
Apr
3,000
29%
29%
30%
500
27% Jan
32 % May
12%
12%
100
12 Va
Feb
14
10
Feb
•
*
"•I—
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1
14%
33
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63/4
30%
250
— —
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5
16%
30c
44
•
—
.
16%
v
2
16
1,100
Publications
Oil
Corporation
$2
Public
Service
Inc
1
(The B)
Tire
"4%
7
16%
1
Co.
Rubber
&
9%
50o
Co
Stores common
Co.
5
•
9%
500
4%
.
2 2,700
500
153/4 May
29%
100
29% May
29%
—
153/8
3%
38
'
—
16%
2% May
(A
G)
& Co
Mfg
Iron
Feb
Apr
33%
30%
6 Va
9,200
6
28
7,800
200
2,500
1,600
21 Va
47'
44%
48%
5,200
42 V2
Jan
59% Mar
9% Jan
14%
13%
8%
600
14%
5
500
1
1
10
1
common
1
1%
8%
22
9%
1%
1%
8%
2,700
8%
21%
22%
9%
1% Jan
8
300
15% Jan
9% May
12
50
27% May
24
24%
500
22% Jan
50c
5%
5%
200
50
34%
34%
50
•
24%
24%
100
8
50c
5
Co
common
Public
Service
pfd
common
(Can)
Ltd
5
34 y2
22 Va
102
100
12%
1%
1ft
1 Va
2,500
23%
24%
12%
100
3,500
12%
•
1
Corp
1
3
2%
3
1,200
26 %
3 Ve
x26
11,700
4%
200
31%
<
13%
1,300
3%
4% i
—
X26%
3%
,
32
200
12% Xl3%
13%
12%
Jun
May
6"%
Jan
13%
Jan
Mount
4%
Jan
Mountain States Tel & Tel
22%
Feb
2 % Mar
4% May
30
Mar
2,900
2,200
10
Feb
10
300
26
104 y4 104%
20
45%
200
112% 112%
25
100
4%
9%
100
Jan
20
57
Nachman
27%
Apr
104
38 Va
Mar
Jan
112% May
4% May
108%
50
128%
Milling
Jan
National
200
.27%'
3,400
8%
Apr
20
11
National
Jan
29% May
May
National
22
21
22%
4914
45%
Industrial Enterprises Inc
29%
•
5
1
r*
11% Jan
Co
11
6%
Rubber
4
Telefilm
36%
Jan
100
11
Jan
12%
Apr
National Union Electric Corp
300
6% May
92% May
8A
Jan
National
97%
30
4%
90
500
400
37%
85%
88
1,350
954
x9%
X9%
1,2<?0
23 Va
4
Feb
37%
Jan
Feb
New
125% Mar
Transit common
Radiator
Corp—
New British
,
29%
107
Apr
Feb
13 V2 Mar
lift Mar
Apr
102 V2 Mar
Jan
109
Apr
Apr
102
Apr
Jan
5'/s
177%
Feb
Feb
44 y2
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
4V8 Mar
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
18 %
Apr
20%
Jan
200
125 Va
Jan
136%
Apr
3,100
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
•»«.
——
128% 129
1
%
26
26%
600
26
May
10
X10 %
1,100
10
May
12 Va
Apr
100
31
"3%
1%
31%
33/4
31%
4
Vs.
Dominion Oil Ltd
New England Tel & Tel
|27% Feb
Feb
35%
Jan
33/4 May
2,400
4%
Jan
Jan
15 y4
Jan
Apr
5%
Apr
9 Va May
17%
14
14%
200
4%
43/i
300
10 Va
103/4
2,100
18,500
3 Va
Jan
5% May
500
3%
Jan
4
14
10%
1
4%
4%
43/4
4
4
4
—
"4%
4%
12 Va May
—
"3%
4 %
44,000
400
2,900
3ft Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
7
12 Va
Mar
Apr
10%
10%
103%
23
21%
23%
29
273/4
29
900
27
Jan
29% May
30 Va Mar
24%
25%
300
24
Jan
29
Jan
33%
1
10c
--1
30c
1
8
1
4%
>
4'/a
~2%
"2%
13
13
-
17% Jan
4%
Jan
4,300
3
4% May
2% Jan
Apr
Apr
4% May
6%
4y4
Feb
Feb
3
3,000
xl3 %
1,100
11%
Jan
15% May
30%
30 %
700
28%
Feb
34%
5% Mar
7%
~4%
"4%
200
4 Va May
5
1%
1%
34,a00
1ft Feb
2ft Mar
2U
3%
54,200
2
Jan
1373/4 141%
2,810
134
Jan
—
1
1
40c
common
New Bristol Oils Ltd
10% Mar
23% Mar
Associates—.
■Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
Apr
5%
82% May
8% Jan
21
100
Jan
May
x35% Mar
29%
common
11.400
29%
4
National
S
Apr
Jan
'
Ltd
Car
Apr
53% May
U
6
26%
1
10
Machinery
Steel
National
9%
Xl0%
2
Corp—J
Feb
6%
——
1
Presto Industries Inc
5%
11
..
Jan
31 Va Mar
29 y2 May
5
2.50
10
25c
Ltd
Petroleum
49 %
11
■
1
(Mich)
"8,000
94
13 Va May
1%
1
common—
Brewing Co
National Starch Products
61*
Jan
30 Va Mar
42
'
1
ft
6
12
166 % May
50
168% 168 Va
10
Inc
National Research
25% May
Jan
27 Va Mar
50c
Corp
National
Imperial OH (Canada) capital stock—•
imperial Tobacco of Canada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit 8t Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr A Light 4% pfd__10o
50c
10,400
Jan
Juni
4%
10o
National Mfg & Stores common
5% Mar
Jan
sy4
Feb
Jan
1
National Bellas Hess
-
10
Apr
Jan
May
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Apr
1%
99
1
Mfg Co
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
24% Mar
Mar
N
Jan
137%
6%
13
104
4
Muter Company common
Jan
Mar
127
Mar
lft May
2.50
Inc
Inc
15% Mar
53%
4%
TV
Ohio
Mills
Muskegnn Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
127% 127%
10
27%
6%
35
Feb
Vernon
IMuntz
May
10%
16% May
45
4
Products
Metal
cumulative preferred
Murray
30% Mar
Apr
15% May
23%
Loan
Clemens
Apr
17%
96 Vs
24
100
preferred
8%
6%
Mar
27%
Society com class A—_•
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Mt
Jan
500
5,100
10
27%
•
Co
5 Va
Jan
Feb
May
9 Va May
•
Abrasive
10% May
2% May
11
31% May
6% May
Jan
26% .26%
4% May
35 Va May
11%
cumulative
Apr
Feb
4% Feb
Feb
26,400
2.50
convertible preferred
Monroe
32%
18%
1
Co
dividend shares
Molybdenite Corp
.
Jan
Jan
Products—
Jan
Feb
9 %
19V2 Mar
17%
25c
Corp $1 conv preferred
Wohl
4% May
Jan
25% Mar
.
cumul preferred series B—100
preferred series C—:
100
6
Apr
16 % May
18%
4.50%
9
Apr ?
.Jan
29%
3,400
5%
4.80%
12
.
24 Va
1,050
29%
4.40%
.
18%
333/4
40
1
Piping
Missouri
31%
Feb
5%
11% May
-43/4 May-*
'*
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Jan
7% May
1,900
33%
—1
Co
non-cum
4%%
8
26%
Feb
8%
Jan
16 Va
1
Co—
Textile
Oil
7%
27%
18%
Jan
Mar
4V4 May
7%
•
common
Johnson & Coj.
Miller
4% May
27%
13%
Jan
153/a May
900
.
5
Corp
20% May
Jan
Jan
18
44 Va May
9 % May
1
104%
May
Jan
48 3/4 May
Jan
9% May
£1
Jan
21
Jan
1%
Mar
16%
4
15%
•
(J W). Inc common
Mid-West
Apr
77
Mar
193/a May
X40% May
38 Va
10
-
Jan
100
Jun
100
9%
May
.
Jan
13,000
Jan
7%
55
l3/8
"
Apr
Mar
"
73/a
Jan
14 Va
16"%
—'
38
May
175
.
——!
May
16 Va
*
Feb
4,900
x40%, 44%
■
6
1
Jan
Jan
80
%
Jan
Apr
103/4 May
10 Va Mar
6%
•
1
8% Feb
May
46%
-
18
1
11 %
I
300
6%
„
5%
6
7% May
3% Jan
50
*
13/8
Jan
72
Jan
6
Jan
16%
16%
Midwest
48
6% Mar
15 % May
12% May
1%
17% Mar
6%
4%
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
May
1,100
16%
59%
3
5%
15
1,900
6
1
Midland Steel
38% May
4%
20
6%
Jan
5%
3
123/4
16
574
;
2%
5% May
5
300
£1
.
lift Jan
100
Chain
National
Cigar Machinery
Feb
142,500
12%
17%
2.50
Co of North .America
International Breweries Inc
3%
Ik
6%
100
*
8
Insurance
Jan
2
5%
•
,19%
stock—•
8
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co—
3,000
Jan
123/4
10
.
A
class
19 %
Lock & Manufacturing Co
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
3%
Monongahela Power Co—
10%
Jan
21'% May
13 V4 Jan
11% May
5%
1
preferred
Groceterias
Molybdenum
6
Jun
15%
400
15
1
Feb
8%
13%
11%
3,600
Jan
12
May
Jun
19%
14 3/8
3%
3 Va
Mar
2
1 % May
400
14%
11%
1,400
4
20%
Va
5
Inc
8% May
x4
Jan
20%
3
OR G.)
2 % May
3%
38%
13 %
200
400
—100
5
Illinois Zinc Co common
3,600
Jan
36'A Mar
2% Jan
3,900
15 Va
2%
5
Inc
4,800
-
Jan
Feb
5
common
2%
374
Apr
3
10
17%
-
Feb
1
Co
9%
25%
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
21
1
8%
100
Mar
14
19%
5%
pesos
Ltd
2V8
common
preferred
International
2 1°6
1
75
914
---*
15
—•
Co
1%
13%
28 Va Mar
Feb
3%
3%
0
A
2%
1934
May
11%
1
100
*■
ft Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common
Humble CHI Refining capital
Jan
300
4
.
35
20%
11%
2,400
*
Inc
Hardart
1%
300
3%
•
(Geo A)
Feb
May
3%'
X4
-
5
B
Horn & Hardart Baking
Hurd
2%
60c
1
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co common
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
5 %
55
25c
Corporation
A
13'A
600
2%
Jan
Mar
13% Mar
7.50
17%
1
Hclllnger Consol Gold Mines
Horn
500
55%
1
Hcfmann Industries Inc
Hormel
15%
55
2.50
Class A
Herder's
Jan
Va
13%.
100% 100 %
10c
Hlghie Mfg Co common
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common
Class
Feb
22%
2
1%
13%
1
Henry Holt & Co common
Hclly
3%
2,100
-
200
"l%
1
100
100
preferred
4%
200
35%
15%
•
common
& Co common
preferred
EVa %
3%
34%
55
*
1
Hathaway
Havana
3%
351/4
1
1
25
3
Feb
25
14%
10,800
Midland
Co
Organ Company
Harbor Plywood Corp
Hartford Electric Light
3
20o
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum
—
H
Hah Lamp
Hammond
100
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
*'
—
37
Mar
4%
Jan
2
5
Corp common
Michigan Chemical Corp
Apr
11%
Jan-.-
15 V8
6,300
..
14%
8%
Metal
Jan
12
10% May-'."
'i!—
_
14%
37
53/a
Mesabi
*
31/4
20
Jun
106
17 V2
1,200
14%
37
—1
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
2 % May
9
Jan
3ft Apr
12% Jun
-■
1,800
7%
McKee
Jan
Apr
.
2%
53/a
Mead
Jan
189
-
Feb
-
2
7%
Menasco
1%
1,400
•
50
Inc
McDonnell Aircraft
Mar
3
4,800
2
53/8
Mays
'4% Mar
132%
93/4
600
Communication Co Ltd,
Apr
28,300
11%
9%
l3/s
Marconi International Marine
8% Mar
17,900
Y
33/4
.
11
9%
1
^*-«>oery Stores Products common—-—5
Guild
Films Company Inc
.^..i.lGc
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
•
anesedieck
•
n
,
9c
Leases
2 %
1%
3%
300
18
VMassey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
"
2%
*
1
Ltd
Oils
Grass
161
133%
2,200
12%
17%
50c
Mansfield
Apr
"
165%
1st preferred
—100
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co—— 1
1%
Great
2%
2,800
24
12%.
Company
S
Mines
Wanischewitz
Mar
28%
37%
11% Apr c
1,900
3
22 %
25c
Mangel
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Non-voting
-
1434
---5
Gray Manufacturing Co
*
.
22%
Realty
Maine
1% Mar
Jan
26
400
7%
6% May
Feb
27% Apr
21% Feb
2,100
common
Magna
Apr
May
67 % May
91
Mar
Jan
56
100
....
7%
:
29%
33 %c
Macfadden
'
73/3
Feb
M
Jan
69
"
Grand
27%
12%
Lynch Corp
Jan
,2%
'.
Jan
250
/-.
28
5
Jan
22
Jan
'
Apr
6%
2% May
22
18
Louisiana Land & Exploration..
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Apr
10%
Jan
■
■
93/4
2 Va Mar
101% Apr
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Apr
16%
Jan
60
J
Goodman Manufacturing Co.
Gorham
'
66
5
B
$4.60
'
63
i*
14%
400
10c
;
Apparel
Locke Steel
33% May
19% May
7,200
'
Jan
5
Sugar class A
3
2.50
Class B
Jan
153/4
113/a May
93/a May
300
9%
9%
—
Godcbaux
6%
9%
May
24
300
12
B
25c
Foundry Corp
cf Delawere
5%
3% Apr
12
—
11%
1
class
—
—
2%
1
Stores
Shores
Loblaw
"
-
Glenmore Distilleries
Feb
411 May
7% Feb
5,400
8%
v
•
Gladding McBean & Co
Jan
107% May
108 % Apr
"
41 \
:
2%
2
100
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Apr
2%
May
103
800
pfd
Corp
Le Tourneau
*
2%
4%%
Corp Ltd
Stores Inc..!
Leonard Refineries
Jan
16 %
Apr
Apr
103 Va Mar
100
103% 104%
5% Apr
3% May
1% May
% May
Lefcourt
Apr
3%
2% May
....
1%
104
1
Glen Alden Corp
5,400
Mar
*
4
1
Lamson & Sessions
48 V2 Mar
17%
~][s/8
*
common
Gilchrist Co
15%
Mar
8
•
4% Feb
50c
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension University.
Feb
500
...
1
7%
200
1
Yellowknife
Giant
14%
1,300
Lear Inc
173/4
2%
•
Corp
14%
'
Ruboer Co
Hotels
La key
Mar
41
2%
•
$4.60 preferred
18
17%
-
Gerlty
6,000
Lamson Corp
2% May
3% May
Jan
16 "
50
Jan
40%
-
20
Stores
4,300
2%
5
Dept
Consolidata
Lake
Apr
113/
Feb
•
La
May
5%
16
5
common
"n
a
Laclede-Christy
Jan
32
5
6
'
£1
reg—.
%
2%
Feb
17
9% May
16% May
2%
•
•
1%
Jun
Jan
500
'
Feb
90%
6% May
2ft
(The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
8% Mar
300
7
700
1
(Del
(IB)
Kobacker
6% May
'7%
5%'
Apr
2%
"
112 % May
2,800
Minerals
(S)
Knott
6ft Jan
Jan
'15
300
400
24,000
Kropp
Jun
2%
53/4
com—1
25
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp common
IGeneral
Klein
Feb
Feb
General Electric Co Ltd—
:
Kirkland
Jan
107
1
—
Supply Corp
convertible preferred
'
1,600
28%
"
3
100
Mfg Qo
Jan
3%
4,500
12%
3%
Oil
L'Aiglon
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
General
8%
16%'
28%
•
common
preferred
Gehman
313
f
16%
'
•
28%
Jll% May
22,500
6%
6%:
1
Feb
12%
1%
Kingston Products
14 % May
125
1.25
8%
2%
88
■
8%
(Walter) & Co
Kleinert
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
De Luxe Beer Sales Inc
•
1%
Company
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
63% Mar
May
10%
•
Fox
Kawneer Co
Kidde
Jan
10 %
1,200
103/8 Mar
6% May
Jan
3,100
Apr
Apr
40%
Jan
7
7,100
High
453/4
•
Jan
"
—..
3%
Kennedy's Inc
10%"
111% 114%
28 Va
600
8
Company
8% May
23 y8
__
2%.
8
1%
Chemical Co..
25% May
3% Apr
22%
1
non-voting
Class B voting
Drug
Feb
23
A
6%
2%
2%'
__
10c
& Electric
Jan
4%
100"
-
Motor of Canada—
Class
Gas
Apr
52
11,800
10%
.
400
•
63/8
3%
15a
K
Kansas
1%
-
73/4
6 %
8%
Kaiser Industries Corp
Kaltman
(D) & Company
19%
21,800
•
54
.
5%
1
A
8%.
52
7
1,800
3
8%
';"
8
6%
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd;
Feb
2,600
19,800
6%
common
4%
45%
iy8
8%
3
—10c
Pitsslmmons Stores Ltd class
Flying Tiger Line Inc
r
22
25c
Financial General
Ford
8
34%
Apr
Feb
Kawecki
1
32%
Apr
5%
—
34%
Inc.lo
Petrol Corp
7%; May
■
Low
3614 Mar
6 %
Israel-American Oil Corp
Jan
200
"V'."
...
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10c
257/s
11,800
1%
-
—
Low
1
105%
400
7 Va
: ift
•
Shares
1
Jan
8%
—
7%
for Week
—.
•
Irving Air Chute
2Va May
1
1
100
Inc
Jan
Katz
—
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing v t c
Mar
39 y8 May
4% Feb
.
900
—
7%
1
10
(Max) & Co dass A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
10c
■
$1 or 25c
Pactor
8
Co
9%
24
16,200
40 %
10
Inc
200
39%
Products
International Resistance
99% May
9V4 Jan
30
13
-
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common
-
102% 102 %
10c
Co
29%
May
4%
10c
Manufacturing
8,500
19%
17%
18%
1
Corp com
preferred
International
1* Apr
27%
iqt/0
100
II
Apr
Jan
17%
20c
pfd_,
Apr
International Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
25
23 y8 Mar
%
Par
,
Sales
Range
of Prices
Bale Prloe
19%
17% Jan
4%
preferred
1st
27
High
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
17%
1
Strel
&
cum
Esquire
II
common
convertible
8%
24%
Inc
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Mill work Corp
Emsco
Manufacturing Co
: $2
Erie
300
1
1
STOCKS
Low
17%
\
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
8
.
common
Corp of America
El-Tronics
Low
1
ENDED
Friday
Shares
30
Electric Bond & Share
WEEK
tor Week
1
W preferred
Elder Mines Limited
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
gale Price
1%
100
141%
2%
—
•
Jan
Apr
May
3 Va May
141%
Jun
35
*•
36
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*
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2676)
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Clock
Haven
50c
Watch
&
preferred
conv
Shares
Low
Par
New
Low
1%
2,400
6%
6%
450
New Idria
New
34,900
47%
48%
5,100
38%
Feb
1
17 %
16%
17%
1,400
16 %
Feb
22% Mar
—_20c
1J*
1%
Hi
16,900
1%
Feb
6,300
New Park Mining Co
Process
Co
New Superior
—1
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
Co
Rosario
New York Merchandise
Nipissing
Noma
Norden-Ketay
North
American
Class
B
.__10c
class
Cement
u.
______-
North
RR
Corp
Class
pfd
America____
Feb
16
450
10% May
13%
Apr
4%
2,700
6%
3,700
11
38
38%
38%
38%
5
8%
45%
14
Mar
Shoe Corp of America class
Jun
91
Mar
Siboney-Caribbean
120
97
103% Jan
Apr
•
3%
3%
3%
2,000
3 %
i%
1%
2
4,200
v
1% May
May
Ohio Brass
Co
j
preferred
100
12%
50
52%
106% 107
~2%
2%
25
77%
76%
1
51/3
5%
common
Corp
common
40c
cumulative preferred
Olympic Radio & Television
Omar Inc
Inc—
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
26,800
900
Company
Town
4,200
16%
58%
2%
16 %
•
common
2%
15 %
58 %
500
class B
Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old
••
7
2%
j
xl6
115
111% Jan
1
Jan
89% Mar
5 % May
700
6%
Jan
6%
6%
Jan
225
16%
15% May
1,000
25%
105
23
Apr
Apr
18
Jan
131% Mar
Jan
400
122
6%
10
Jan
Jan
26%
Apr
P
6%
1st
6%
4.36%
Pacific
1st
red
$4.40 dividend
preferred™—
Light
Canada
Gold
102% 103
9.9% 101
Pneumatic
98% 100
2%
2%
15%
15%
20,900
Jan
2%
Apr
Feb
2%
Jan
share"—Il~Bol
4%
4%
4%
6,300
5%
Jan
61%
Feb
85%
5%
M
lOo"
5%
Jan
13%
Jan
1,800
13
Jan
15% Mar
8% Feb
10% Jan
15
14%
14
13%
14%
8%
8%
800
7%
8'%
1,700
8%
1
"2
;
1
of
gi/4
19%
l
May
3% Feb
2
7.400
2.000
6% May
6
May.
19
7%
Jan
3
May
900
19%
8
Apr
% Mar
4%
Feb
26 %
Jan
113
q6%
1,300
"l%
Jan
~ih
May
16%
15%
4,000
12%
Jan
18%
Apr
96% 100
6%
96%
1,350
6%
Jun
"1%
1%
1%
5%
5%
22%
.
Z
4,800
7%
....
8
-
22
Feb
2%
Feb
Jan
7
Apr
25
Feb
7%
Jan
28% Mar
5% May
600
300
-
'
1% May
1,500
6
22%
-
Feb
Jan
7%
X6%
Feb
25%
v.
107%
6% May
2,300
5
% Jan
9
Mar
"
•
•
-
lllli
_J_I_ *
jfso
Ltd"!
53
Timber
100
61A
-
Feb
59% May
412 May
513 May
450
50 % May
200-
12"%
6%
common
.___
51A May
2
3% Apr
'
10
-17300
V
700
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
61
100
19%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
18
Apr
10% Feb
9% May
150
99
100
61
May
300
16%
.
III10
104%
75
Jan
Jan
Mar
20% May
27% Jan
,
35 % May
Q
Quebec Power Co..
•
-
1
29% May
Raymond Concrete Pile
Tube
$1.25
Reda
conv
Corp
common
(Robert)
Reliance
Remington
&
Engineering™
Co
Inc
2,500
30% Mar
Feb
to Jan
Rochester Gas & Elec
3
1965.
4%
pfd F
American
Rome
Royalite
Russeks
Corp
Field
Oil
ord reg.
common
Inc
Co
Ave
C)
42%
500
38%
Feb
11
11%
3,100
10%
65
65
59
4%
Jan
3%
3%
1,400
2%
Feb
5% Mar
8%
8%
4,000
5% Mar
~6%
9% May
42% Mar
Aeronautical
Company
Co
Sonotone
Boss
Ryerson
&
Haynes
common
Ban
Carlos
Penn
Oil
Southern
5%
4.48%
Cum
1
82%
4.08 7*
Southern
i
Royalty Co
Company——
Shoe
i
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
22%
25c
22%
2%
23,100
9%
300
700
x79%
"4%
47a
500
6%
5,000
4%
Jan
1,200
16%
Feb
3%
6%
6%
14%
15%
4% Mar
17%
17%
1,800
1
4%
4%
4%
2,500
:
Corp
Standard Tube class B
of
1
Corp...
&
Co
Precision
B)
Corp
(Si
5
&
1%
Feb
Jan
13%
,
Apr
Jan
40
•
Apr
19%
Feb
19
Jam
Feb
6%
5%
Apr
Feb
Jan
3%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
79% Mar
100
16%
17%
15%
5%
600
15
1,000
'
16%
15
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
18%
May
Jan
18
.
Jan
2%
—
-10c
10c
3%
31
III 5
I_
~
,
*
■
12%
v
,
2%
2,100
3%
3%
17,300
30%
'
22%
l.
31
" '
21%
23
.!■"
2% May
3% May
..
400
3,900
Feb
13% Mar
3% Mar
».
29% May
17 % Jan
'
5%
.1—1
16%
—
•
1
16%
xl8%
■
*18%
300
18%
600
5%
5%
5%
13,600
L_____25c
.125c
11%
11%
11%
100
1
l
Ray Drug common—
Sunrise Supermarkets
V 15%
*15%
"I 800
Corp.
Superior Portland Cement lncl
Superior Tool & Die Co_I
i
1
I
;
3 va
27 % May
-
,
9
,
Jan
15
~6% "-7%
5,900
6
5%
5%
■
Jan ;
50% Mar
\8
I
Jan
3,400
Feb
18%
,
Jan
4%
Feb
6 % May
13%
V
May-
*
*
Mar
19%
j
*
,
15
"7
20
>
JaJn
43
—.5.
;
.v
•
»
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•
Corp
16% May
18% Apr
-
♦
IIIi
Jan
33% Mar
'
common
Oil
17
'
Sun
Finch
Jan
66 %
*
4% May
4 %
May
4%
Apr
14% May
,16%
100
.—1
1
Corporation
Swan
<
Jan
6% May
'
:
Corp.,
Co
32
29
22
May
8%
600
6%
•
(Del)
Stop & Shop Inc
2%
Jan
5% Mar
57%
common_5
Common
(Hugo)
47a
3%
6% May
Jan
56
•
common
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc_
Sterling Inc
(J
4%
3%
"3%
.—1
Canada
ordinary—
Steel Parts Corporation
___:
(A)
2%
2%
—10
20
18%
5%
4% May
26 % May
2,000
17%
20
,_1
common
Jun
-
5
15%
(The)
Mar
~4%
1
Starrett
Apr
5
300
1,000
1
Steel Co
82
3%
5%
Co
Standard-Thomson
Jan
68
Apr
3%
1,150
Inc
Jan
Jan
9
•8
4%
36
Products
25%
Jan
3%
35
Shares
"•
'
16%
5%
35
Standard
Jan
Jan
Feb '
•>•5%
8,900
Talon Inc class
Class
B
A
Technicolor Inc
Texas
Calgary
Power
'5% May
16
1,000
14%
14%
1,500
'
Apr
8%
Feb
17%
14% May
.14% May
27%
28%
3,700
24%
1
Co
&
11%
11%
11%
6,300
13
4,000
25c
Light
$4.56
Jan
Co
Inc
12 May ■'
1% Feb
;
2,100
27%
Jan
40% May
36 %
34%
38%
5,200
23%
Jan
49% Mar
3 %
May
-
106
110%
May
Feb
3%
3'/a
-
5,500
3%
10%
1,200
34%
38
5,700
22%
23%
,10 %
37%
25c.
!
400
13%
400
12
Jan
19
700
16 %
Apr
Jan
Jan
38% May
22% May
13
13
14
:
Feb
18%
1
l
4%
'
10% May
26%
25%
Feb
14% Mar
19% May
-
Tobacco
Amer
5i«
Amer
Oil
Corp—
1%
1%
—70c
preferred.
-
5,T„
-
100
5
;
A May
6% Mar
1%
100
l*ys
Jun
x2
65% -67%
400
63%
Jan
70'%
Feb
7%
2,300
6% May
9%
Jan
6%
98
97
100
125
97
Mar
102
Jan
Jan
*
Apr
Jan
Trans
Caribbean
Trans
Cuba Oil
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
1
2%
2%
2,400
2%
Feb
3
5%
5%
1,200
4%
Feb
6% May
2%
2%
24,500
1% Mar
3% May
2% May
"
Trans
8%
Jan
True
3%
Airways class
Co class
Tri-Continenial
A___10c
A
50c
2%
May
Feb
Empire
Lux
Oils
Ltd
1.25
Corp.
Mar
Apr
7% May
5% Jan
United
Elastic
Milk
6%
Jan
10%
Apr
United
107*
Jan
17
United
U
S
Air
Apr
22%
Jan
34%
Jun
Feb
5%
6%
3,000
...
Specialities
—100
25
_
__
class
United States
5%
5%
34%
Apr
8
Mar
7
.
9
9.
100
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
_
7
5%
6%
'
32a
_
Apr
26% Mar
6
3,600
7%
5,000
6%
Jan
814
200
31%
Jan
35%
32
5%
7
7%
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
8
Apr
4
219
*
218% 219
1%
1%
1%
Jan
!S
Apr
5f\
Apr
May
1
Jail
7
Jan
18 % Mar
61% Mar
39%
14 % Mar
_
__
_
_
_
36%
36%
200
48% May
36% May
12
10%
12
1,000
10% May
2
1%
2
5,800
1% May
1
49
48%
1
1
27%
4%
4,500
43 %
,
—50c
50
50 %
53,600
2%
2%
700
24%
27%
11,300
4%
700
4
Jan
218
——
48 %
230
30
100
1
...
-
Corp
9%
23% May
H
5%
25
_
_
B
Reclaiming Co
50% Mar
•
16c
_
common
Vitamin
Jan
5% Mar
46%
10
25
—
Conditioning Corp
United Stores Corp common
5%
7,200
31%
a—10a
s_
common
Rubber
14,600
10
,
registered
Sharing
Foil
6%
31%
—
S
34%
31%
—
S
5%
*35 % May
•
U
32%
Feb
1
U
e%
29 %
common
3% Mar
343^
100
20
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
Feb
l
32%
common „50c
Corp
preferred
21%
10% Apr
7% Jan
4
Apr
12% Mar
32%
~4
& Canal.
J RR
Profit
22% Mar
Jan
Jan
•
Corp
Products
dep rets ord
United
24%
2{J Jan
Feb
9%
5
—
Omaha.
United Molasses Co Ltd
Mar
Apr
of
Products
Asbestos
United
United
21% May
May
Yards
Aircraft
United
May
Jan
3
—10c
Management Company
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.
Union Gas of Canada
Jun
11
l,no
1,600
21,000
u
Jan
92%
6,900
3%
10%
•
Corp
6
Feb
2%
2,V
3%
10%
_•
Temper
35
Jan
2%
3%
10%
1
warrants
99% Feb
5%
■
-
100
40
10
Inc
Trans
5% May
7
Apr
107
20
—
Realty & Construction
Apr
Jan
80
13%
35%
106
10c
common
Tliorofare Markets Inc
Apr
Feb
5
11% Mar
"
Trunz Inc
12%
Jan
*
1
convertible preferred
13%
May
12%
16%
29% Mar
38%
•
Corp.
Corporation
U
;
Jan
5
pfd
common
Chemical
Roofing
16
2i%
5
1
"
Thompson-Starrelt
70c
16
a
—
common
common:
Thew Shovel Co
Thiokol
.
7
common
common
Tampa Electric Co
1% Mar
l
300
11%
20% May
21$
79
.
10%
20
2'i
7.
10%
Standard
May
6% May
400
70%
3% May
9%
x23 %•
Jan
25% May
13% Mar-'
7
5
preferred—:
27
Jun
300
8,100
Jan
29% May
3% Feb
200
200
2%
Apr
2,400
_I
25
700
57%
45%
10,500
300
Apr
44%
6%
56
Stock
3,500
Jan
47%
14%
57
Union
8
28
May
!_•
15%
-
24
Apr
May
40% May
25% Mar
400
Standard
Stroock
58%
50%
26 %
2,000
25%
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Industries Inc——50c
Standard Oil (Ky)_
—10
Stylon
May
6 '/2
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred—______20
Standard Factors (,'ovp
1
Convertible
Apr
May
40
.1
Packaging Corp_
May
Jan
—III
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
fitinnes
9%
16
13%
14%
1
Spencer
1%
8 %
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
page 37.
Pipe Line
Southland
26%
25
24
2
Investment Co...
81%- 83%
x25%
Corp.,2
Inc
Spear &
80
500
25
Petroleum
Union
8
20
preferred
California
Materials Co
15% Mar
20
see
cumulative
Southern
Stetson
6 %
Jan
33%
300
40%
25 %
Southern
52
27%
40%
25%
Sterling
Feb
Jan
45 %
25
Jan
7%
„
51
26%
preferred
16% Jan
600
52
preferred—25
30
5%
5,900
25
cumulative
Feb
5%
40
cumulative
Apr
29,100
38%
39%
4.24 %
25
6
9
4.32%
Apr
4 '/a
100
25
Jan
31%
15%
preference
2%
3%
l
pfd 4 V2 % series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Inc.
convertible
86%
4%
6
15%
4%
Jan
Apr
4%
7% May
25
preference—
110
29%
4
l
500
23
preferred.
convertible
1,500
1,000
12,500
8%
12.50
preferred
cumulative
4.567*
Stein
12%
Mar
6%
7%
1
common
3
1,800
42
x5%
1
common
90
7%
200
•
common
Co
4%
37% Mar
California Edison—
original
4.88%
Ulen
l
2.50
Milling Co Ltd
For footnotes
Corp
Amer
common—
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 5%
series
Schick
Coast
South
Mills
1
31%
*
s
Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd
Inc
Salem-Brosius
Paper
Corp
Manufacturing
South
13%
i
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
(Howard)
2%
13%
Apr
May
4%
89 %
6%
3%
31 % Mar
12
3%
Feb
6
13
May
4'%
Toledo Edison 4%%
41
13%
3
16% May
8% May
8%
Jan
Jan
1.25
2,900
£1
20
Airways
25%
Jan
•
common
1,000
Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
Inc
•
Skiatron
Slick
Toklan
500
1,200
9%
46% Mar
Jan
800
3%
17%
Feb
15%
27%
<
37%
13% May
13%
3
16%
3,400
21% May
21% Feb
27%
2% Mar
41%
500
13%
Feb
39%
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Lid—
Amer dep rets ord
registered j
Apr
1
7'
%
34% May
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
£1
deposit rets def registered.
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
._2o
Jan
1%
27%
5,700
40%
Singer
40
29%
200
5
1%
22
400
£l
1
Jan
Apr
15,700
1.50
Ltd——
Fifth
(The F
Russell
Ryan
dep rets
Cablle
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Feb
16%
Jun
~1%
3
4%
11%
13
24%
1
Feb
1,700
1,400
27%
~1%
100
Apr
44
4%
2,500
14
50
40%
Feb
1%
3 %
26%
Mar
24%
11 %
Jan
34%
f
23
II
28% Mar
31%
25
4%
17%
24
1%
III_II5O0
Jan
3,600
12%
13%
5
100
35%
39
20
21%
.
*
extended
38%
26%
34%
%
_25c
15% Mar
* " 24%
"
1
Inc
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc
150
50c
Corp
Arms
3.000
35%
37%
27%
25%
III
1
Oil
Electric
Rice-Stix
•
__20
& Co
Reiter-Foster
7%
25
24%
27%
-1
common
preferred
Pump Co
Reis
1
1
Jani
2% Mar,
12%
Tishman
10
25%
Jan
18 %
Tilo
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co___
Rath Packing Co common
Apr
43%
37% Mar
12%
Thor
r
Reading
convertible
Texas
Jun
61
18%
18
•
1%
May
20
8,r;, Jan
2,300
•
5
Apr
4,200
••16
15,000
105%
Feb
42
Feb
46%
29%
8%
Jun
1%
6%
•
99
99
12%
% Feb
2%
-
15
•
Mar
4.700
10
100
:
58
11% Mar
17,000
,
com.
•
35%
2%
2%
16
53
6,900
{$
53
24
•
Public Service of Colorado—
4 % % cumulative
preferred
5
% '•■■■ 1%
34
--
-
12%
%
1
413
50%
i27/a
~i
"1
Nevada.—.
X58
X58
.
*"5%.
_
Inc__^
Co
22 % Mar
1,900
16%
50
common
Preston East Dome Mines
Producers Corp of
Pyle-Natlonal
Feb
1,400
1%
common—___2.50
Pulp &
60% Mar
18%
6%
19
Feb
--
_
1
Puget Sound
4% Feb
3%
1%
""250
_I_ 1
I___20c
Jan
8% Feb
53 % May
_io
A
7
6%
1
__
A
6%
6%
1
•
2
1
Jan
3%
shares—10s
lire
Mfg Co.
Providence Gas
1
9
654»
America——Z—IOc
Progress
100
Jan
4%
1,400
19%
.
10 pesos
—II"
54%
4%
54
7
100
19%
20
4%
54
4%
2 50
Co
6% Apr
15% Mar
6
~_~2~50
—ZZI—ZI. 1
11
Feb
1,000
5%
15
2
2
Oil
Metals
4% May
61%
"j
_
&
R
86
84
1
Royalties Ltd—
Lambert Co.
Prentice-Hall Inc common
P
110% May
90% Apr
Apr
Feb
Co.—
Corp of Canada
Apr
1%
Amer
Telephone
Feb
2% May
18%
500
2
1
Jan
1%
Ltd_
Co
Products class
101%
Jan
30%
•
106% Mar
Jan
103
•
Ltd
104%
78%
Mining
Pressed
,
Apr
25
•
103% Feb
Apr
2
12%
__
.II~10c
Powdrell &| Alexander
Pratt
360
Apr
4
5,000 fr
Shares
May
103% May
40
;
Jan
May-
4% May
117
Mar
preferred
Jan
Apr
97%
3,300
7^1/,
98%
103
-
26%
150
Scale, common-
Rico
Prairie
7 20
100%
190
106
24% May
100
106
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Yalley Wine
Co__-IIIIIIIIIIl
Power
100
15,300
common
Mines
$3
Jan
46,100
Piper Aircraft Corp common-.Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Poloron
25
102
89
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common.—
29% Jan
1%
_
Pierce Governor
Pinchin Johnson
Porto
27%
Apr
2
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Polaris
24%
1%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
Pioneer
101
Apr
26% May
800
1,300
42
Sjminons-Boardman Publications—
29% Jan
900
26%
25
103
600
27 %
1%
__
Tel
27
28
ii/9
.
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Packing Co.
Phillips Screw Co
28% Jan
2
Co
(The)
Feb
26%
25
•
Corp.III
Ltd
Feb
26%
2
Traffic
Apr
iG
class A_.._
Parkersburg-Aetna
Boys
27%
27
99%
Class B
Pep
28
900
27%
1
—_
(C A) Amer
Motors Corp
Park Chemical
Company
of
27%
vtc.1 ~2Bol
._
Pentepec Oil
Penn
27%
"1
common
Paramount
Patino
—
pfd—II100
5%
vtc__
Parker Pen Co
31%
II*
jf
Pancoastal Petroleum (C
A)
Oil
27% May
27% Apr
•
cum
Pacific Petroleums LtdT
Pacific Powe'r &
Israel
100
•
preferred
preferred
$4.36 div preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines—
Pan
27%
25
dividend
Page-Hersey Tubes
27%
25
Lighting 84.50 preferred—
$4.75
34 % Mar
--11111125
pfd™,
1st
30% May
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A
red 1st preferred
red
37%
900
preferredIII—25
4.80%
4.50%
33%
31
25
"
1st
3.400
34%
30%
34%
pfd___25
preferred™.
redeemable
5%
1st
34
29
6%
Jan
Jant
Mar
10%
39
10c
Inc
American
9%
25
Jan
4
1%
35%
j
Lighting
68
26%
2
Corp
550
700
2
_•
A_
15% May:
7% Apr
Jan
4%
Jan
Mar
22% May
2% Feb
..
8% May
29%
29%
Rights
Smith
preferred__
class
84
,
8% Mar
42
10c
common
Silvray
2,800
103% 103%
•
Co
Ltd——_____
Precision
9 %
Jan
103% 105%
105%
2
Creek
Simca
A—
Petroleum
Co
1,000
81%
.__•
B
Sllex Co
3,V Apr
Jan
69'/h
2,900
8
15%
Apr
600
6%
25
17% May
65% Mar
105
550
5%
Xl'15
Jan
4,500
78
7%
g
_
Pacific Gas & Electric
1st
Class
4
3% Mar
2% May
Jan
80
6%
1
shares-lOs
Amer
Securities
5%%
Breweries
Signal Oil & Gas
Feb
2% Jan
Silver
Ogden Corp common
Okonite
6%
'
Jan
700
8%
4%
25
Apr
Sicks
5%
3
14)4 Mar
Jan
14%
21%
83%
21%
Jan
11%
6%
9
100
Canada
of
8%
87
•
Company
Ohio
4 % preferred
Sheiwin-Williams
51A May
iVi o
Oceanic Oil
Inc
common
Jan
%
-
Jan
46% Jan
1%
100
8%
1
Products
5,800
6%.
•
Sherman
Jan
Feb
2,200
12
Feb
Apr
2fi Apr
2% May
1% May
xl
1%
1%.
8%
5
41?a
19%
Jan
17
400
_•
common
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
8%
1%
20%
19%
1
-
High
31% May
15% Jun
400
2%
11%
12
_20c
4%
10
97%
1
14% Jan
38% Jun
2,200
87
97%
100
;
Leather
Shattuck
5i« May
Jun
38
*25
11,100
8%
8%
87
87
200
w
5%
Seton
2%;
xll%
1
Mining—
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Feb
6
May
10% May
3,900
Inc.—
Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Jan
10%
Bros
Servo
Jan
64
5%
i
;
15
57% Jan
38
1
of
A
200
200
38%
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv VU%
Nuclear
15%
25
Co
1%
61
10
Airlines
Penn
2% May
17%
19%
10c
2\% Apr
6
4,500
12.50
86 % May
Feb
10%
18%
Belby Shoe Co
Sentry Safely Control
Serrlck Corp class B
Jan
2
312
10%
•
5,800
2%
ft
18%
Jan
81
10
A
-
North Canadian Oils Ltd.——
Northeast
•
_1
3%
50
1,800
g%
l
Corp
2%
2
,_5Co
2%
2{4
2iu
700
11%
2%
4
17%
1
10%
—1
Inc..
15%.
•
59
10
.
Mines
Lites
400
Securities Corp General
85%
xl5%
10
1
Airlines
Western
Low
32
15%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31 %
Beeman
2%
2\\
•
common—
Honduras
Beaboard
Shares
32
Jan
2%
—-
1
(when issued
common
for Week
Low
._*
common
2
85%
2 %
common
Oils
Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
54% Mar
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
Feb
2%
—250
Zinc
Jersey
3%
2%
46%
Steel
New
Feb
2%
Co—_——50c
Mln & Chem
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New
10 %
6% May
2% Apr
"
Par
Bcullin
2% Feb
Sales
Barge
oi Prices
Bale Price
High
1% May
Week'a
Last
STOCKS
High
1%
6%
._—...—*
—
1
American Stuck Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1%
1
Co
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Range
Last
STOCKS
Bale*
Week's
/riday
34%
Feb
2% May
15%
4
Jan
Apr
2%
2%
Feb
Feb
Jan
60% May
4 % Mar
29"%
5
Apr
Jan
Number 5539
Volume 183
.
.
(2677)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
f ■' -:V
STOCKS
-
American Stock Exchange
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
•Universal
2
1,800
55 %
Jan
common—
31
31
100
30%
Jan
32% Apr
613/4
4,500
41%
Jan
67% Apr
ALima
3%
3%
4%
1,600
3% May
Steel
5
~4%
1
_20c
1
10
'
Inc
Syndicate
Vinco
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
New
(when
common
4% Mar
1023/4
350
7%
•
Co
Baking
Wagner
preferred
Waitt
Bond
&
Apr
6%
15 %
Jan
17%
4% Feb
7%
Apr
3,100
Waltham
Wasatch
Webb
Webster
1
1 CO
19%
20
1%
1%
2
Investors
pfd
Western
Leaseholds
Western
•
Ltd
12,100
Mar
3
Jan
19%
Jan
135
Apr
value,
par
May
700
104% Mar
90
100
Jun
300
5%
5%
$Friday's
A Bonds
Western
Tablet
&
5
Jan
6
Stationary
133% Feb
140
Westmoreland
Coal
and
bid
Westmoreland
Inc
White
Stores
5%%'
Inc
2%
22,200
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
Corp
when
i,"
issued;
Wilson
Brothers
Wisconsin
24%
4
...
listed
%
i9G
3%
33/a
Pwr
Lt
&
4 % %
May
28.
May
29
May
28%
Jan
Jan
4%
12 Vb May
16'A
Jan
19
25
Jan
American
6%
Ltd
Hargreaves
ii Apr
ft
Jan
3%
Apr
4'A
17%
800
Jan
Jan
106
14
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
96.12'
98.46
96.65
55.03
96.56
96.62
94.70
96.43
96.72
94.92
96.56
94.82
96.47
12 % May
~1%
1%
~2
May
31
Friday
American
Period
Exchange
Stock
Last
Interest
55% Apr
Averages
Sale Price
Steel
"1%
8%
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Elec
Steel
Edison
Boston
1 1998
series A 1970
Aug
3%s
Authority
Chicago Transit
99 Vb
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970
3%s
Power
6s
2%s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
142
•.
Lackawanna
1st
of
A 1st
Eastern
Elmira
Division—
•
A 1993
4s series B 1993
mortgage
Gas
Fuel
&
Water
Lt
3%s
89'A
&
RR
A6%s
with
A6%s
ex
1
Nov
1
Nov
1947
AGesfuerel
Guantanamo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
5s 1961.
1967
$25
coupon
109
10
151
A7s
A7s
ex
Nov
with
Nov
1940
1
1947
1
II
1952
48%
48%
53
48%
3
Valley
Mar-Nou
6%%
Power Realization Trust
1963
New
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
mortgage 6%s 1953_
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
II
liq tr ctfs—
100
with
A6 %8
ex
Oct.
Oct
983/4
17
$98%
Jan-July
Water
Power
Finance
3%s series A
3s series B
98%
96
$96% 102%
983/4
Stocks
102
96%
97
$93
98 Vb
92
98%
99
97
99%
95%
92%
98'A
98
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
$94
E
...Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1979
3%s series G
1981
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
South western
Gas
Gas
Gas
3'As
Electric
&
3s
1971
1970
97'A
Jan-July
$93%
97%
-Feb-Aug
96%
97%
—
97%
96%
A6%s with
Dye
1
Aug
Wed. May 30___
1953
1953
1973
Fri. June 1
with
A 7s
ex
Washington
1940
1
Dec
Dec
1947
1
deb
Corp
Water
Western
ser
Feb-Aug
99
96
102 %
97
97
100
86
"3
104
104
11
100
100
86
1956
June-Dec
Traction
Newspaper
6s
85
1959—
80%
$834,000
80%
$103
Feb-Aug
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
81%
1
29
109
102%
Sale Price
98
101,000
305,000
$834,000
3,049,500
23,513,000
41,477,400
13,494,900
445.821,900
390,834,200
$16,549,400
$469,650,900
$432,624,600
ACauca
June-Dec
7s
14,326,000
Industrial
$15,162,000
Valley 7s 1948
A6s
series
AS
f
Feb-Aug
1951
B
ADanzig Port
AGerman
1952
A
&
Cons
secured
April-Oct
Waterways
Munic
6s
7s
1947
6%s
1947
Stock Exchange
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
813A
1033/4
Stocks
105
110
Mon.
•
Domestic
Bonds
Tues. May
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Range Since
Jan.
bold
NO.
29—
Wed. May 30
Low
Thurs. May
r
High
1952
Jan-July
$88
84
Stocks—No.
—
84
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
22,000
101,000
-Holiday
75.000
3,000
35,000
17,000
12,000
64,000
$127,OoO
$98,000
$31,000
$256,000
—
135
$111% 113
'
1955
Jan. 1
1956
of Shares
86
Domestic
84
Foreign
Foreign
——
20
25
——
124
129
111%
113%
Total
government
corporate
to June 1
■'
19 55
105,834,362
108,534,775
3,024,490
3,066,056
$127,000
$216,000
289,000
$6,183,000
3,887.000
$6,999,000
7,092.000
98,000
710,000
1.417,000
31,000
10,000
$256,000
$515,000
$10780,000
$15,538,000
Bonds
84
81
1
$78
$22%
5,000
3,000
23,000
1956
$181% 188
$126
$69,000
—
1:
Bonds
Bonds
$13,000
Week Ended June 1
—
Total
Corporate
$1,000
14,000
—
3,024,490
Total—
Bonds
:
$80
84
,
672,940
556,495
31
Fri. June 1__:
1
—
Government
$55,000
1,063,255
731,800
May 28
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
of
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
series
$8,000
$215,000
Foreign
103'A
78%
103
$80
AprU-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July-
A6s
309,262,626
$5,000
—
April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
ABa'den (Germany) 7s 1951
20-year
262,742,756
to June 1
1 £55
9,710,520
Government
U. S.
104%
Week's Range
Low
A
Jan. 1
1956
8,679,422
of Shares—
Transactions at the American
$103 Vb 105
Friday
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
$15,162,000
102'/2
lilies
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
3,128,000
206,000
Shares)
Amerloan
3,919,000
298,000
$14,328,000
International Bank
$100
Jan-July
Juue-Dec
June-Dec
June-Aug
1960
Union
——
Week Ended June 1
1955
1956
Stocks—No.
$4,251,000
3,864,000
$25
3%s 1964
debs 1974
5s
_____
145,000
Holiday
3,719,000
Total
$25
Feb-Aug
1956
1963
A
Power
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s
Penn
coupon
coupon
6s
3,621,000
2,922,000
8,679,422
Total
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
2,015,150
1,446,182
Government
Bonds
$185,000
$4,066,000
$114
coupon
6s
Bonds
2,788,690
2,429,400
Total
Bond
Sales
United States
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
—
31i:J-J.---
Thurs. May
Railroad and
1940 coupon
1947
1
Chemical
&
-
29
104
92%
2
294.7
326.8
Slock Exchange
Bonds
1
94
152.4
325.5
382.5
Int'l
100'A
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s ex Aug
Tues. May
$101% 101%
$95%
April-Oct
1970
3%s
(Calif.)
101
$101% 101%
April-Oci
1978
F
312.8
160.6
—4.8
Torelgn
Miscel.
96
1976
series
35
101 %
$92
1976
series
98%
96
94
$93
C
3s
150
90
Jan-July
3%s series D
3s
136%
"3
.Feb-Aug
1973
1973
2%s series
::
102
92
Mar-Sepf
May 28
Mon.
$140% 146%
1998.Jan-July
425.2
353.0
2.J
Railroad
Number of and
Shares
1981—May-Now
deb 1962_Jan-July
369.4
500.8
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103 %
93
$114
ApriZ-Oct
398.6
421.2
4.9
—1 2
Transactions at the New York
101 %
--
459.4
101%
100
1
__
102%
$95
319.0
Low.
♦New
--
$94
342.0
155./
303.5
365.9
101
99%
—
$90
West
and Service
360.3
4.0
4.5
4.6
4.4
345.8
438.9
396.0
473.0
325.3
153.8
294.7*
348.2
Transportation
—
100% 100%
3s,
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Wasatch
332.1
Goods
Low
High
Change
96
$25
6s
Co
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
United
Durable
—
102%
$100
101%
93%
99
$176%
1960
coupon
May 18, '56
419.3
377.8
457.1
Composite
Manufacturing
Mining
99% 100
May-Nop
;
1960
1940 coupon
1
1947
1
Service Electric & Gas
Harbor
Terni
current year are as
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
Public
$25
$94
April-Oct
4%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—.June-Dec
3%s 1970
Jan-July
Piedmont
composite and by major industry
week and with highs and lows for the
follows (1939=100):
-1956Percent
compared with the preceding
groups
Trade,
$117
1952
coupon
A Italian
the closing prices of the common
stock prices based on
ended May 25, 1956, for
Utility
Midland
RR
stocks for the week
Non-Durable Goods
$165
Hydro-Electric Co—
Isarco
Safe
96%
96%
—
132% 140%
Jan-July
1970
RR
100%
—
$96%
June-Dec
__
4s
Western
&
1953—
coupon
68.05 Jan 18
$100
May-JVou
1953—
debs
6s
—
98%
99
"5
80.49 Dec
Low
'
May 25, '56
1953
1940 coupon
5%s conv debs
Line
84.59
-
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
Flying Tiger
$99% 100
Mar-Sept
1956
5s
96
96
73
65
96
63%
$60
Jan-July
69%
583/4
8
7
High
84.53
SEC index of Stock Prices
98 %
86
70
78 87 Jan 23
Range for 1955
144
93
87%
69%
May-Hoy
May
1965
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co
31__
1—__
The SEC index of
series
4s
Low
Holiday
30__
May
June
88.95 May 7
High
83.81
29
May
Thurs.
Fri.
84.12
May 28
Wed.
Range for 1956
Closing
Tues. May
65
96%
N J
mortgage
I
Inc.
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
1023/4
98%
10
prices by the following: Industrials 4.79; Ralls 7.72;
dividing total
Date—
High
55
5
15
165.10
(35 Stocks)
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
!'
96.55
98.49
96.02
171.73
65.24,
Holiday
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Mar
Low
NO.
55%
99%
87
Jan-July
1978_
bold
99%
194%
98.56
stocks
65
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
$140'/a 155
June-Dec
98.41
96.03
averages
Jan
~2&
Feb
55
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—-June-Dec
&
96.00
171.80
computed by
are
11.54;
*The
Week's Range
Low
A Amer
*168.49
65.13
40'
Bonds
25.14.
for the 20 railroad stocks and for the 65 stock composite average give effect
to the Delaware & Hudson Company's distribution of two additional
shares of capital stock for
each share held.
This changes the divisor for the 20 railroads to 7.72 from 8.08 and that for
the 65 stocks to 25.14 from 25 49.
Utilities
64'/a May
4,600
or
64.35
165.72
470.05
-
Mon.
BONDS
65.13
*161.60
Holiday
21% Mar
600
*
165.56
170.75
Mar
200
57
Total
20
Mar
713 Mar
5a
£i
•
deposit receipts
preference
9% Mar
17% May
56
8
Wright
May
6"% May
15,300
12%
10
Feb
2
Woodley Petroleum common—Woolworth (P W) Ltd—
Jan
Co.:
-Bonds—
roads
30
12%
102 % May
12%
12%
1
_
closing averages of representative stocks and bondf
Rail¬
472.49
468.81
477.68
25
May
24% May
100
pfd
Newspaper Machine
May
Apr
25
Woodall Industries Inc
certificates;
"x w," without warrants.
30
Mar
14% May
%
of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
certificates
warrants;
trials
2 Vb May
50
3%
with
w,"
Indus-
39
100
week.
current
"M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
"w
the daily
are
Date
25
2,400
1
j
during
transacted
being
10
Jan
3%
19%
7
sales
no
-Stocks-
Jan
50
12%
7
•n
prices;
-
19
•
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
range),
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
on
May
700
4
1
common
31 %
10% May
12%
•
preferred
Wood
24%
—
37'/a
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
2
200
10%
10
Industries
(R C)
& Co
Petroleums Ltd
Wilrich
5%
25
1
5
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
103/4
1
common
year's
in
above—"cod,"
used
Abbreviations
"w
37
20%
2
2%
10c
Co__
58 Vb May
Feb
20%
300
1
preferred
conv
Wichita
.
28%
Jan
45
50
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_
White Eagle Internat Oil
asked
tive; "conv," convertible;
ft Apr
•ft Jan
23,000
55
27%
20
1
being traded flat.
Jan
100
%
55
57%
54
n
Apr
138
%
%
!
Is
com—•
dep rets ord shares
36%
J
36%
96
SReported in receivership.
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
54%
-
Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Jan
3%
2% May
300
2%
100
138
45
45
54
54%
2012. ..Jan-July
2s
included
(not
h Ex-principal,
19% May
193/4
2%
104
102
36%
..Jan-July
delivery transaction
Deferred
a
transaction
Odd-lot
154% May
•
—
a
Apr
z
160
100
—
Jan
2%
12% May
300
37,600
'
—
1st pfd__100
Maryland Ry 7%
l7/a
Feb
22% Mar
2%
2%
100
"
*No
Feb
23
Jan
12%
193/4
1.25
100
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
3%
Jan
2%
5
(Del)
Inc
Vb
11 •% May
1,700
12%
—
$60
—
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
de
Rio
111% Mar
151 3/4 153%
2%
10c
*
(Republic of)
Sinking
5% Mar
Jan
3
500
r?
'
Jan
Jan
4%
200
18
40c
preference
Wenl worth
3 Vb
19%
1
Knapp Inc
5'A
4% May
~3%
common
Corp
&
series
$G
Co
Watch
stamped
dividend,
108
1
Peru
Apr
.—30
preferred—
$65
Apr
5%
I
Inc
cumulative
$2
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
6s 1931.
Denmark 5s 1972
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
Bank of Chile
$45
36%
53/8
~5%
$65
.June-Dec
_Mar-Sept
Jun
3uu
~5%
-May-Nov
-April-Oct
1947
Parana
Jan
25
--
•
100
ctfs ext_
voting
(issue of Oct 1927)
AMortgage
Jan
w
Aircraft
Waco
A7s
1947
1927)
May
$103
5%
151/2
>; 5%
.June-Dec
;
43%
Bogota—
(issue
of
72
43'A
—
.June-Dec
8%
76
155%
72
—
$88
Mortgage Bank of
10% Mar
High
1*5
— -
„
$43%
2%s 2008— .May -Nov
(Plan A)
stamped 1951
stamped
7s
1958.
Jan
3% May
100
:
6
$154
$71
1
68%
■
Jan
104
Apr
8% May
900
15%
'
5%
110
28
5%
91
2,300
3%
28
~5%
1
Corp
9
3%
•
Silver-Lead
2,000
8%
3%
2
issued)-
Manufacturing
Vulcan
4%
99
8%
■
Vogt-
29% Feb
4%
102%
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
6%s stamped
(Peru)
A7s
May
34% Mar
800
CO 0
30
warrants
93
Feb
84
I 1.1
1
—
Co
Industries
Norman
Maranhao
7% Mar
6% Feb
$61
Mar-Sept
Jan.
Low
No.
High
Since
Range
bold
Bid iSt Asked
'
AMedellin
'Vanadium-Alloys
Van
Feb
5
Bonds
Friday's
or
,
.May-Nop
—Feb-Aug
6%s 1949
(Prov)
City
Mortgage Bank of
preferred
Sale Price
of) Germany—
redeemed)
(20%
AHanover
55%
_—
—1
common
convertible
(City
1939
61%
■
V
$4
7s
Apr
68
5
Co
'Utah-Idaho Sugar
Valspar Corp
AHanover
10
15
Products
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
2% Mar
Jan
100
63
Stock
High
Low
2%
63
10
Oil
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
2%
—25c
Universal American Corp
Universal
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Shares
Low
Par
1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
JUNE
ENDED
Friday
Range
Last
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week'a
Friday
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
88
.
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
(2678)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
*
Boston Stock
Last
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Cities
Service
Co
Mass
St
Ry
cum
1st
cum
1st
pfd
Copper
26
/, Jan
37
23%
24
40
xl8
Apr
43
49%
50 3/4
429
49% May
60
53%
1,482
51% May
63% Mar
Norbute
Olln
Pennsylvania
Union
United
25
653/4
Jan
80 % May
13 %
11c
17
108%
Jan
71
513/8
Feb
223/4
331
3%
Jan
112
Apr
61 %
Apr
28'/a
27%
115
22%
Feb
28% Mar
93/8
66
93/a
Feb
10 % Mar
Apr
21%
230
203% Mar
243/8
Jan
32%
49
31% May
343/4
Jan
17%
162
17
173/4 May
535
23%
Jan
27%
871
20%
Jan
29
25 %
25%
24%
25%
49%
51
48%
49%
49%
51%
50
58%
58%
20
14
14%
162
51
Waldorf
May
Apr
May
1,954
493/4 May
55 % Mar
556
483/a May
60%
49 % May
161
Sale Price
Apr
56%
Jan
69 % Apr
67% Mar
14
Jan
15
Jan
Allen
Electric
1,486
53%
51% May
66
Brown
McLaren
Burroughs
Manufacturing
Consumers Power common
Continental
—
Motors
Detjoit
Steel
Federal
Gar
Wood
Gemmer
Goebel
Industries
Motors
Great
Hoover
Ball
Hoskins
Industries
S)
Co
(6
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Michigan
Parke
of Prices
Shares
'
Davis
~
Prophet
Range Since Jan. 1
River
Par
;
American
20
Laundry
Champion
\%
Gas
preferred
O
&
T
P
Machine
Cincinnati
Telephone-
Cincinnati
Transit
Eagle
Gibson
50
12%
Picher
Procter
P & G
Gamble
&
Randall
class
S
Playing
U
S
Printing
5
Card
Feb
92% Mar
5%
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American
Can
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American
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100
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25
27%
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22
50
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50
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38%
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29
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5
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38%
Jan
13 %
__
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Feb
38%
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60
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May
11% May
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May
10
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37% Mar
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5
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255
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1
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.
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Manufacturing
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Corp
Corp
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146
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34
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—
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5%
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common
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35% Mar
34
—
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Tube
Apr
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American
Jan
May
61
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25%
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52
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10
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Wayne
39
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Vinco
Jan
53
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Paper
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United
31%
34%
52
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712
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Apr
1
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Feb
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112%
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20
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29% Mar
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—
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39
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65
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100
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27
Jan
24% May
59
Feb
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172
26
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29%
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76%
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28%
__
10
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350
.
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Peninsular
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1
Chemical
National
Sales
for Week
Week's
Last-
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Jan
15
10
.
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Masco
36
3
com__
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Jan
Apr
2%
Inc
Howell Electric
Jan
8%
34 %
32%
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Houdaille
9%
175
5,843
,
52%
1
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51% Mar
6% May
225
Jan
•
24% Mar
•
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7%
1
&
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86
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&
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928
15%
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common
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-
Apr
Apr
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Jun
60
1,465
1,040
48%
7%.
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Paige
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61%
21
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Graham
Feb
1
,
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General
29%
34%
5
;
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Trailer
884
2%
Jan
5
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Motor
Fruehauf
Jan
24
34%
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Jan
v
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19
6%
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;
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1,100
60
1
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150
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500
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3%
25%
3%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25%
—_
2
Briggs Manufacturing common _—3.50
Kysor
Cincinnati Stock
Shares
1
-
American Metal Products
Kresge
51 %
53 %
12.50
Corp
Sales
for Week
Low
Par
Ford
21%
25
Co—
Feb
May
17% Mar
24%
5
Rfg & Mining
14c
141% May
2% May
3,700
55%
17
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Westinghouse Electric
Jan
31%
21/2
5
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Apr
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9%
1
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Smelt,
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Fruit
16%
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Twist
United
4% Jan
146% Mar
Range
of Prices
l ast
V
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Co
Shop Inc
Torrington Co
Jan
Jan
14%
--
&
4
114 3%
10
100
Drug Co
Stop
100
371
4
Exchange
Week's
Friday
50% May
16
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Detroit Stock
STOCKS
65% Mar
Jan
1
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Webster
Jan
40%
16
6
Mining
Rexall
52'/a
258
4
Chem
Quincy
1,900
10
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RR
58%
48'/a
120% 125%
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RR
&
54%
•
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Shawmut
Mar
46 %
57%
1
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Electric System
Mathieson
Stone
24
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Racing Ass'n
Tel
&
PONTIAC
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
Jan
51%
Theatres
Service
Northern
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Apr
•
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New England
Tel
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55% Mar
Jan
10
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Star
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47%
543/4
32
1
Narragansett
N
26 % May
32
(new)
Boston
National
Jan
54
Co
Kennecott
Lone
70 % May
15%
DETROIT
Ford Building
Apr
Jan
100
23%
Apr
16 %
53 %
100
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General Electric
Loew's
22%
41%
Jan
48
3
Feb
12%
355
63%
36%
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class A__
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Motor
Hathaway
61%
Exchange
Midwest Stock Excnange
57% Mar
May
50
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Gillette
53
Stock
American
•
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Stock Exchange
Detroit
87% Mar
Jan
103
13%
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40
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179
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Members
10% May
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53%
40
10
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Eastern
53
53 %
Watling, Lf.rchen ik Co.
High
'
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233
73%
5
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7%
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'
Range Since Jan. 1
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70%
!—25
Edison
&
180%
50
Boston Pers Prop
Calumet
Shares
6%
100
ENDED JUNE 1
for Week
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5
Corp™
Tel
&
WEEK
Sales
*
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of Prices
Sale Prioe
FOR
RANGE
Exchange
Week's
frliay
STOCKS
,
,
9%
13%
29%
48%
15
5%
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
May
May
Feb
4%
Feb
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19%
Jan
21 %
Jan
9
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11
16%
40
Apr
Jan
May
48 % May
16 % May
8\l Apr
31 % May
36 V2 Mar
May
36% May
54% Feb
56% Mar
34
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Week's
a—
36% May
•—
6% Jan
*
50
May
29
May
—
43% Mar
a—
10
Apr
Apr
190% May
—
17
Apr
54% Mar
32% Mar
1
37%
Feb
47
Mar
5
51%
Feb
62
Apr
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2680)
40
.
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
U
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Oil
Consolidated
Universal
10
-
Warner
*
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Chem
(Uni
Pictures
Bros
5
—
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Western
inc..
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Air Brake
Westinghouse
10
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12%
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WUllston Basin Oil Exploration
Wheeling steel
Woolworth
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lish
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(Un)
not able to
300
68
500
•
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17%
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39%
39%
the
work
Gossard
Feb
29% Mar
Granite
25
Apr
Gray
33%
Jan
Jan
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23% May
a__
43
Jan
76%
Feb
64
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22% Mar
Feb
35
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May
65% Mar
52% May
Drug
Greif
Bros
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Apr
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Jan
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Apr
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Apr
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Hershey Corp
Sale Price
Par
Brick
Central
Inland
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Admiral
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Corp
Allied
Allls
1
Laboratories
Chalmers
New
Co
200
29% May
18%
18%
200
18
11%
11%
300
8%
8%
400
35%
900
34
7%
34
39
May •'
62%
63 %
600
62 % May
32%
400
22%
23%
700
(Un)
31% May
22% May
__
30
31
500
25%
44%
44%
44%
200
43% May
69 %
1,700
15%
1
American
Cyanamid
Investment
12.50
Co
16
200
—
26%
27%
400
10
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American Machine &
7
American Motors Corp
American Rad
& Tel
Viscose
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Ashland Oil
&
Products
Atlantic
21%
180%
78%
Jan
300
61
...
Paper
Tel
Iowa
Power
May
Atco
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings
48%
76%
17%
Feb
32
&
City
Power
Laclede
Landis
Power
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Gas
Feb
Lincoln
84% May
$2.50
35
300
35
24
Mar
186%
May
74
1,100
66%
Jan
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51%
53%
600
46%
Feb
62
20%
21
300
15%
Feb
23
% May
Mar
5
Jan
(George
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3,300
12
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300
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50
3%
400
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61%
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Certain-teed
Chesapeake
Chicago Corn
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24%
1%
3,600
1%
200
143%
25
150
20%
17%
200
17
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26%
26%
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42%
44%
25
2
2
17%
18
13%
13%
-
Food
Jan
Middle
South
Minneapolis
Jan
Feb
Modine
Mfg
166
Apr
Monroe
Chemical
29
Jun
Jan
Missouri
2%
>t
Minnesota
Mississippi
Apr
Mar
200
26 % May
34%
Jan
New
600
38%
50%
Anr
Morns
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
2%
200
17%
Jun
21%
Service
4'%%
Cleveland
1,100
Jun
17%
Jan
2
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1
400
28%
Feb
Consolidated
Container
200
12% Feb
16%
31%
100
31%
Jun
36% Mar
4%
4%
4%
2,300
4%
Feb
Jan
*
5
36%
&
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Chemical
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Mills
Ford
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100
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800
54 Vn
Jan
23%
23%
24
200
23%
84
64
64%
150
64
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39%
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9
Jan
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60
132
Jan
9
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138
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(The)
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145
64
300
200
30 Va
41 %
1,300
92%
100
40
Mar
6% May
Jan
36%
Apr
85 %
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
42
24 Va
May
26
Mar
15%
15%
1,300
15 %
Feb
18
Mar
66%
Jan
66%
66%
100
66%
20%
21%
150
20
May
27
Mar
52
52
100
52
Jan
52
Jan
51
52
750
38% Jan
6% Apr
58
Mar
29%
Apr
36
Jun
72%
Feb
Feb
Feb
53%
18
100
18
l
12%
12%
100
12 %
29 %
29%
200
28 %
7%
7%
7%
1,300
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700
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100
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52
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150'A May
34
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14
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29
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Apr
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40
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51
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95%
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43%
900
41% May
46%
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44%
44%
200
44
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400
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43%
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23
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May
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23 % Jan
May
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18% May
17% May
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7%
8
1,300
7%
7%
1,500
4
4
7%
1
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1
7%
Feb
Mar
Apr
10%
Feb
Jun
10'A
Jan
4
May
4%
Feb
7%
100
40%
40
40%
4,200
40
May
44% Mar
25%
28
3,500
25% May
28% May
81%
300
6%
6%
1,200
5
13 %
13 %
200
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34%
2,200
26%
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1
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14
35 Va
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May
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38
Jan
66
65%
66%
1,700
57%
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71 Va Mar
6%
6%
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200
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200
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38 Va
38 Va
100
104
45%
Feb
May
Jan
17 % May
47%
Jan
94
May
42
Mar
20% Mar
38 Va May.
44
Apr
16% May
18 Va
Feb
75 Va May
17%
16%
17%
2,900
71%
71 Va
71%
350
65
22%
22 Va
22%
700
22 Va May
52%
52'A
100
49%
Jan
54% Mar
40
41
300
34
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46Va
Apr
1,200
51 Va
Jan
61
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500
16%
Jan
2lVa Mar
2
Jan
40
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Pfizer
preferred
(Charles)
& Co
Potter
Co
13% May
Apr
8% May
Public
Service
Pullman
Pure
Co
of
Co
May
River
Apr
Mar
26 Va May
1
40%
40%
40%
100
37%
Feb
45 Va
60 Va
61%
500
54%
Jan
74% Mar
22
23%
600
22
May
36 % Mar
93%
96%
200
79 Va
Jan
105% May
7Va
7Va
100
6%
Feb
7% Mar
1,200
•
5
Tobacco class B
10% Mar
70
Mar
3
May
14
Oil
Socony
New
Mobil
Southern
52% Jan
65
40% May
49 % Mar
34%
100
34% May
42 %
200
38
Jan
45%
Mar
Soiegel Inc
(Un).
issued)
(Un)
Public Service
Square D
Standard
Brands
4,300
12%
Jan
16 Va Mar
Standard
Oil
46%
48
300
40%
Jan
50% May
Standard
Oil
of
53
54%
400
50
Feb
57% May
25 V2
25%
700-
24% May
28'A Mar
11%
11%
700
11% May
13 V»
Jan
30
30 Va
300
27%
36%
Apr
54 Va
54 Va
5
——
25%
11%
——
.
12-
Feb
Apr
58
54% May
Jan
Feb
12%
12%
13 Va
400
12% Mar
14%
50%
47 Va
50%
500
41%
Jan
54% May
33%
Jan
f
36
33%
100
30
1€%
18 Va
18%
300
18% May
22% Mar
26
26
26
150
18 Va
Jan
29% May
30
30%
30
May
27%
27%
63%
64%
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1
64%
70
15
2,600
100
21%
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500
—
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400
72%
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57 Va
58%
300
21
400-
•
51
50
52%
1
25%
25 Va
25%
24 5
8
23%
24%
13%
13%
13%
61%
2
May
Jan
34% Mar
Jan
21
15
50c
common
Apr
15
49%
-
72
May
82 »A May
Jan '
58% May
57 Va May
'
common
14%
Feb
5
Co
Mar
19% Mar
43
3
Co
Sperry Rand Corp
3,700
10,300
50 Va Mar
Jan
14% May
1,400
10
(when
Southwestern
41'A
1,000
1.40
(Un)
Apr
17% Mar
100
Apr
35% Mar
May
15%
6
14% Jun
42
31
12
A
Co
Pacific
42
57 %
44%
1
Oil
Co
700
72% Jan
Jan
5
class
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common
32%
39% Mar
Feb
37%
14%
1*
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Southern
31
36 % May
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43
5
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Service
&
900
65 Va
100
45
15%
•
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37%
65%
42 Va
31%
37%
65%
37%
— —
Apr
44 Va
lo
Corp
Roebuck
May
5
St
Signode
—
•
Paper
Public
—
22%
10
Co
Spring & Axle
St Louis
-
23%
•
(Un)
Jan
Jan
6% May
38
Jan
;
16%
'
20%
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Jan
600
25Va
~
'
—
5
20%
Jan
25
Indiana
Schwitzer
18 Va
Mar
23%
Bros Co
Raisin
Mar
18
24%
(Uni
Corp of America
Apr
28
15
(Un)
Reynolds (R. J.)
32
700
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Richrnan
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Feb
May
1,100
1
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Oil
Mar
3,100
8
8%
—
12.50
Schenley Industries (Un)
May
15
Apr
16
(The)
Jan
200
Jan
9%
5%
15%
.3
20%
12
13 Va
2,900
16
(Un)
63% Mar
9
200
21,700
8%
(Un)_
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Phillips Petroleum Co
16% May
9%
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13'A
32
33 Vbo
100
64% May -'
2% Jan
14
11%
29 Va
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24%
10
4,300
200
14
Feb
23%
Corp
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
200
%
12%
—
25
50
17% May
51% May
9,500
——
24 %
31%
5
common
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Jan
240
Feb
.
May
B_
Co
Pen
Peabody Coal Co
235%
Jan
53 %
3
Jan
16
11%
'
Rockwell
9%
34
10,200
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St Louis National Stockyards
65%
800
18%
19%
52 % Mar
2%
300
35%
18%
18%
55
94%
9%
80%
34%
——
18
Feb
65
80%
37% May
78 Va Jan
53%
Feb
8%
'
900
19 Va
76%
16%
■„
39
54%
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51%
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1,100
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42
300
10
47%
6%
77
350
5
9%
6% May
202 % May
ii
16%
100
3A
16%
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103-
92
42
16%
Airways (Un)___l
Radio
34% May
17%
35% May
26 % May
1
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Feb
26
100
240
Feb
92
1
common
Quaker Oats Co
500
235
10
Jan
Pan American World
Apr
1,300
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5
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86 % May
Feb
6 % May
34%
46
Jan
21
42
10
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Jan
26%
202% 204
8
20
500
5
Phelps Dodge Corp
53
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Philco
34%
ii
500
1,000
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28
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31%
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98%
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52 Va Mar
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5% conv prior
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7%
47%
(Un)
37% May
15%
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Apr
28 %
24%
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70 % May
Feb
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300
25
43 % Mar
60% May
55% Jan
80%
Oak
25%
40
Inc
Gillette
Jan
15%
600
Northwest Bancorporation
18% May
15%
Box
Telephone
3% Feb
1,000
(Un)
38 % May
62%
80 %
(Minnesota)
600
1
Electric
Co
General Motors Corp
General
Apr
4%
Jan
40
2
York Central RR
1,000
28%
__1
New
Oil
38%
10
General
Gibco
58
May
24%
50c
&
Edison
40
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23'A Apr
147% Mar
Feb
18%
preferred
Co
Tile
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1514
25
Lead
National
Ohio
Feb
36%
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3 %
3
;
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Jan
32
common
Container
Jan
200
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General Candy Corp
43%
Jan
55% May
41% Apr
15
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65%
1,900
4114
May
~
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American
21%
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40
4
Mfg
(The)
May
6%
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Gamble-Skogmo
38%
115
53%
Company
Sinclair
General
22%
18%
Cement
convertible
66% May
27% Apr
61%
Corp
Sales
400
States
2%
28%
new
(Unj"_-
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49'/a
Northern
30%
15
Co
Luxe
47
56
21
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Four-Wheel
Drive
Auto
De
400
200
31% May
32% May
59% May
92% May
34% Feb
foremost
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Feb
200
Jan
28
6%
~
America
-
Jan
35
40 Va
Jan
51%
60%
Corp
Manufacturing
43
900
39 %
5
100
60%
Eastern
Elder
900,
48%
22%
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200
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45
123'/a
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Jan
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43%
122
39% Mar
33%
30%
*
common
Air
Lines Inc
Eastman Kodak Co (un)
500
45%
22%
5
60%
10
Corp
Inc
45
39 %
American
300
30%
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53 Va
North
*
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Ilium
Co
May
Northern Illinois Gas Co
1% Mar
x53 % x53%
l
5%
15% May
3,000
1
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ia
North
53 %
200
2%
25
(Un)
Company
Edison
Dodge
May
Jan
300
15%
36%
100
Curtis-Wright Corp
Jan
32
Jan
57%
2
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2
May
15%
2%
Cudahy Packing Co
Deere
1 %
57
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27%
30%
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1
Motors
100
52%
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National
1%
13%
31%
System (Un)_.
Corp
Continental
24%
15
Co
Apr
1%
13%
31%
5
123
Cement
24%
12.50
Products
Jan
1 %
25
(Un)
Edison
Jan
24%
16%c
(when issued)
Vernon
50c
Napco
39%
16%c
Inc
Commonwealth
14 Va
34 Va
25
Chemical
National
common
Electric
Co
Feb
30% May
24% Jun
7
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Muter
30%
Corp.
columbia Gas
Apr
13
100
4
(Phillip) & Co
27% Jan
preferred
Coleman
37 %
100
41% May
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common..
-
1,300
13%
31%
300
Inc
&
River
common
Jan
Service
co
Products
31%
13%
31%
500
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
13 %
Min
Portland
Monsanto
20%
Jan
Christiana Oil Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Feb
141% May
44% Mar
31%
3%
(Un)
Brewing
3% May
Feb
18%
City
Jan
40% May
29% Jan
31%
3%
Utilities
34% May
„
23 %
39%
Co
38'A
31%
3%
.
Feb
22%
36%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend rr_.12.50
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108
200
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Brick
May
100
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Chicago
40%
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*
Co
Metropolitan
50
•
Pac
40%
3%
Chapman & Scott
62%
Jan
49% May
17
25
_„_.__lo
&
500
Apr
38% Mar
1
Portland Cement
&
200
preferred—.
Paul
124% 127%
127%
9u%
Jan
58
Merck
24%
common
convertible
Chic
2,400
May
32%
37
Apr
37% Mar
26%
_.
Ry
34%
Feb
78
550
Apr
24%
West
Ohio
33%
16%
800
Feb
26%
America
Products
&
34%
*
Co
Merritt
76% Mar
Jan
350
300
143% 144%
143%
2%
30%
13%
loc
*
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35
33%
&
15
common
Illinois
82 Va
34 V*
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12
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&
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200
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10
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200
Feb
100
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700
Jan
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35
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5%
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18
34%
40
5%
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350
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32%
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6
common
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19%
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34%
30% Mar
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19
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400
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100
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16
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200
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40
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Feb
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Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
29
13%
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Steel
11%
1
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•
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300
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5
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34
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10
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Myers Tobacco
Jan
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&
Feb
39
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24%
23%
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Machine
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May
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&
Kansas
Feb
70
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Benguet Consol
Jan
500
300
3.50
Laughiin Steel
Kansas
179%
5%
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Mar
25
40%
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Kaiser' Alum
Apr
May
52%
20%
4
Aviation
37
31
3
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800
1.50
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22 %
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Apr
8% Jan
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Bendix
500
30
35%
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&
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Kropp Forge Co
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
10
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Jan
100
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Gas
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85
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500
35
14% Feb
400
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Jan
21
1,000
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3,900
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36
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24%
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65
1
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Mar
17
10% May
Jan
31%
23
Jan
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29
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Apr
21%
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32%
Apr
33%
11% May
8%
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30%
45%
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American Can
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Feb
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(when issued)
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American
new
500
11%
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30%
30%
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International
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41%
Jan
25
100
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Co
International
40
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Alleghany Corp (Un)
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300
1
International
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100
2
10
common
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International Harvester
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of Prices
Low
22
29%
Apr
Apr
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53%
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27%
May
3
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47
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650
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22% May
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41
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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41
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200
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50
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500
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29%
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27%
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200
44% May
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100
42 %
54% May
Feb
119% 119%
100
Jan
116
138%
Apr
Apr
60%
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2,300
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300
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28
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29
Apr
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700
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Jan
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Apr
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129%. Apr
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25
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1,400
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400
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53%
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Feb
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May
80
84
19%
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Jan
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Feb
24%
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Oil
Ashland
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stocks
Week's
(Un)
Last
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Sale Price
Avco
Ohio
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Bendix
Par
American
Stores
American
Arundel
Tel
Blair Holdings Corp
(Un)
Co
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26%
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501/2
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59'A
Jan
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21%
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Apr
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26% Mar
21%
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3.60%
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Jan
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15%
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Philco
May
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Hamilton
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94
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Apr
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98
41% May
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—
page
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General
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Apr
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31%
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17
17%
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Edison
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130
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50
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10
78
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May
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38
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$2.50
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Pittsburgh
30%
82
36%
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McKinley
50
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6
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Apr
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
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10
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120
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8
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-
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112
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t
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10
5
—
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California
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68
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1
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Corp
Industries
Burroughs Corp
Friday
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Atlas
Burlington
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
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Hill & Sullivan (Un).
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15
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51%
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3,400
20
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Jun
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200
5,200
31
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r
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50
52%
17
Telegraph
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•
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-
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Jan
45%
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for Week
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Apr
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26
25%
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14%
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Exchange
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Friday
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JUNE .1
ENDED
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54%
57
10
—
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Shares
Low
7
(Un)
J)
(N
WEEK
for Week
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"
FOR
Sales
Range
Par
Standard
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
„
Honolulu
Hunt
Oil
Foods
Corp
Inc.
i
12%
10
—6%
95c
May
40t
13%
47
Apr
Feb
May
44'A
Jan
25
Mar
1.20
Apr
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400
2.25
540
2.20 May
34%
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38
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2.55
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2682)
.
,
Monday, June 4, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
JUNE
ENDED
1
Friday
for Week
Range since Jan.
'
Range
for Week
oi Prices
Sale Price
1
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
(Gait.)
lai Francises Stick Exek.
Shares
Range since Jan.
1
'
Low
Par
Idaho
Power
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72c
68c
70c
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High
68c
57
576
„
May
28 ¥4
10,050
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35
34%
35
*
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92%
93%
International Nickel Co (Can) (Un)—•
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7%
31%
31 ¥2
31%
International Tel * Tel com (Un)_—-•
9
10%
Intex Oil Co
2
33 %o
49%
51%
Johns-Manville
Corp
(Un
-5
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
*• r
—
42%
45
Co
Harvester
International
Jan
7
190
109 ¥4
Feb
30 ¥4
Feb
1,650
Oil
Cement
Jan
RKO
Pictures
Mar
Rohr
Aircraft
Apr
10% May
53% Apr.
Royal
8 and
42% May
52%
35
Feb
56% May
13
May
Apr
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49
15
—
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43
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114
117%
Kaiser
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Kansas
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—
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&
Kennecott
Kern
Lehman
72%
74%
275
71
Feb
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Apr
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10
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300
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Loew's
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Schenley Industries
McKesson & Robblns Inc
Merck
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45% ,Apr
53%
19%
Jan
25
20
/
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Scott
Feb
20%
Paper Co.
Seaboard Finance Co
Merrill
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Merritt
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May
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Mindanao
M
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Monsanto
200
28%
Apr
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206
36'%
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40
23
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55
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798
32%
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46
Apr
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34
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50
.
32
577
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300
12%
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148
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20
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810
28% May
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11,550
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Jan
23c
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61c
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6,434
41c
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41%
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4.32%
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;
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-0
(Un)
43
43%
320
43%
44%
1
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Central
Niagara
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North
Jan
Cal
Southern
Gas
pfd
Co
44%
44%
335
52% ai--»r
43% Mar
100
25
25
233
31% May
Mar
Southern
Apr
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway Co (Un>______
44% Jun
384
Jun
Mar
36
(Un)
Co
I
Standard Brands Inc
16% Mar
(Un)
1t
of California..;
12%
330
21
Feb
26% May
-—1
54%
54%
248
47
Jan
60
Standard Oil
i—1
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6 %
6%
200
16%
16%
1,301
37%
39%
950
37% May
32%
32%
529
32%
86%
86%
307
79% Jan
94% May
Sunrav
20%
20%
101
Apr
Sylvania Electric Products.
24
50
25
American
6%
21%
230
23%
Feb
70
38% May
41
173
23% May
29%
•
Aviation
1
(Un)
Investment
1
com
preferred
5 %• %
Pacific
24
25
—25
preferred 2
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38
•
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Northrop Aircraft Inc
com
a38 a38 %
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1
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,
6 % May
16%
May
8% Mar
.*.
—6.25
Jan
Sterling Drug
34%
Feb
Oahu
Sugar
Ltd
Co
(Un)
20
16%
16%
482
Corp
Petroleum
20c
2.25
2.30
1,200
Ohio Edison Co (Un).
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12
Ohio Oil Co
Olln
40%
»
Mathiesen
Chemical
45c
Texas
May
49%
50
40%
190
Jan
2.70
Inc
Tidewater
52% Jan
60%
Oil
Pacific
Coast
a52% a54%
5
Aggregates
142
6%
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27
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Feb
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450
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15
50
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22
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14
105
49
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Feb
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5
(John)
Claude
Jan
59
Feb
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Ltd
Silk
Apr
101%
Mar
10
6,094
•Preferred
common
Power
Canadian
53% May
12% Mar
May
96% May
48% May
150
Vinegars
Canadian
Ford
Jan
May
'
mcxel
10
653/4 May
575
11%
1
Sugar
Ltd
Canadian-Marconi Co
81% May
11%
50
50
49
10
Powders
97
<
Jan
6% May
965
4 49
15% ''15%
*
Bronze
i
97
100
preferred
911
Week's
94c
*
common
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
48 % May
50
Jan
9%v;.|9%
Ltd
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.;
15% Mar
48
Ltd
Canadian
15% Mar
725
;
•
Dominion
&
Canada
Jun
I 520'
12%
Corp
Canada
Mar
33
90
12%,
a48
£1
Corp
May
5.00 May
Jan
Fonda
_____*
Apr
Jan
5
...
55
May
14% Feb
1,526
<•
49
Low
—5
Jan
Jan
54%
*
Acceptance
49
Last
•
Brown Company
Jari
66%
Mar
96
Timber
Belding-Corticelli
Jan
"42%
33'
12%
com
112
75
•
&
Arcan
Jari
5
-
65
Lumber
Canadian
1,715
i 50 %
65
47%
Ltd
preferred
16%
a24 % a24%
Friday
i
Anglo-Canadian Pulp at Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co..
Mar
10
65
'
$4.50
a24 %
Par
J an
*
a9
•
preferred
Industrial
a23
1 Sale Frlca
Apr
32
740
'41%
37
28 % May
105
May
"
1
Canada
common
STOCKS
Mar
'
50
of
a23
Canadian
Apr
28
Jan
25
60%
413/4
58
May
cF
to 00
'
1
Oil
23%
'
Feb
May
.
23
2
Tobacco
.uii
May
*
Imperial
68
23%
-
Jan
13
31%
50% *
Mining
16
66 %
Canadian Stock
13% Mar
1,040
•'
15%
May
700
53
12
Bay
Oil
898
Preferred
Mar
9
4,053
•
common—.
Limited
Abitca
68
259
24
*
A
Imperial
6%
200
vvv
36V2
33
Paper
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
57% May
12% May
23
Class B
Husky
100
18
'
52
'
..100
class
153/4
68
«
Jan
3
Smith
15%
16 Vs
Apr
common
Howard
5.55
42
Mar
3.95 May
3.15 May
2,400
*
Apr
1,761
35%
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd——
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine
New
1,184
24
common
pfd
B
Zehers
44% Mar
25
35%
,__5
Wares
Jan
•
Dynamics
Steel
31
35
—
•
Motors
General
7,917
9.00
*
Jan
24
—
-—100
General
655
3.40
*
Jan
9
35
5
common
43%
153/4
*
A
May
24
•
—
„
General
17
7% May
35
1
Canada
Jan
May
24%
;___*
common
Power
preferred
'-I
1 '•'I-*
i;
Co
Co's
•
20
;
_
Heating Products.
Players Canadian Corp
inundation
7%
•
;
Eraser
''
•
1
•
com
&
Famous
15%
23 %
•
A
Class
class
36% May
12%
22
36%
V
common
*
class
42
8.40
■
(Geo)
2.15 May
3.15
Jan
80
22% Mar
•
Corp
94,521
8.65
•
V*
*
High
53
Feb
Jan
42
Corn
^i
44 % Mar
19%
Brewery Ltd
Electrolux
2.90
—
4li/2
common
Duquis Freres class
2.15
49
57%
Apr
20%
•
Sec
5,391
3.20
Cotton
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Apr
34%
41%
Ltd
Canada
17%
Jan
Steel
Weston
13 % May
7% Mar
•
I
of
17%,
135
63%
*
Wabasso
Mar
10% Mar
Jan
51%
*
Oils
.
Low
51
Bank
Rights
>
Range Since Jan. 1
59%
-
Mar
24
*
Shares
High
51
...
,
for Week
61%
«
Canada—
Toronto-Dominion
Mar
39% Mar
Jun
Feb
Range
2.55
Co
v
t
Sales
of Trices
Low
*
Power
Rights
Jan
_*
OUlU
Donohue Bros Ltd
Pont
___
17%
common
ObCCi
Duunnluu Textile
5%
Triad
Jan
6%
15% May
35
common
pfd
5%
17% Mar
75
»
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Ford
33
May
90
405
al6
35
Dominion Glass
Dominion
Eddy
May
16
30
I6V4
15%
zo
pfd
Dominion Foundries
Dow
30
a
Mar
38
% May
2
preferred
Red
4
31% May
*
Dominion
of
25
30
Bridge
<j%
Steel
a4.50
'
161/4
Coal
wvuuuuU
13
Canada
1,975
_
Corsets
5%
Jan
Southern
6,200
9%
Last
Par
Apr
10%
A
Dominion
r
17%
a4.50
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
331/4
--
Dominion
17
10%
'
Week's
Sale Trice
31%
B
Distillers
120
STOCKS
1
High
10%
x'extiie
class
Class
Low
32%
Smelting.
xila&s
Consumers
Coibys
&
y
»
•
■
•
'
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High
al6% al63/4
.
1
Friday
Shares
Low
J)
JUNE
for Week
of Trices
Sale Trice
Par
Coghlin
ENDED
Sales
Range
8.90
May
1.48 May
40c
Jan
1.05 Mar
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
44
.
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
(2684)
F
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Last
Low
Par
Copper
Cortez
Coulee
Lead
Cournor
Zinc
&
1
Corp
12c
2,800
36,200
—1
■1.59
.1
Ltd
Mines
20 %c
Mining Co Ltd_
Toronto Stock
Low
3.70
3.55
1.59
22c
3.30
Feb
Feb
3.13
Apr
Jan
26c
Feb
19c
Rio
Producers
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Duvau
*
Ltd.
3.45
•
Ltd
Asbestos
Ltd.
Mines
__
1.60
11,200
Jan
14
13 %
14%
750
18c
1
.
3.45
3.25
17c
18c
2,000
15c
Feb
17,200.
80c
Jan
1.20
1.10
1.20
1
5.95
5.85
5.95
1.14
1.10
1.20
13% May
3,700
1
14,200
Copper Co Ltd
3.55 May
Power
lo % Mar
Class
Sulllvcn
Eastern
•
Metals
Sol
Corp
&
Gold
Empire
Ltd.
Co
Mining
Eastern
El
Ltd
Mines
Asbestos
Eastern
Feb
Oil
Minerals
&
79c
6.20
300
2,000
1.08
5,300
28 %c
31c
33c
May
5.50
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
55c
Metal
Fab
Mines
Mines
Frobisher
Fundy
38
Apr
17,500
22c
Mar
49c
Jan
14c 15%c
39,500 *
14c
Jun
28c
Feb
3.80
4.05
8,900 ^
4.75
Apr
29c
34c
38,200'*
1
15c
3.90
1
Bay Copper Mines
31c
<
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd™
j
2,200
29%
Feb
3.80 May
25c
Mar
42c
Apr
Voting trust ctfs.
Paeilic Cons
Collieries
Bollinger
Cons
Hudson-Rand
Warrants
14c
May
27c
Jan
Aluminium
3(jc
May
65c
Apr
Aluminum
13c
14c
5,300
12c
Mar
21c
Jan
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Hudson-Rand
Mines
Ltd
750
26
1,835
al5c
al5c
200
80c
1
<new)_—
80c
25%
26
1
old-
80c
80c
May
22%
Feb
30
Mar
9c
Jan
30c
Mar
May
Lake
—
19c
19c
1,152
19c
May
19c
Uranium
Iso
Israel
Jardun
Jaye
Mines
Continental
22c
25c
12,500
19c
Jan
85c
21c
Jun
35c
Mines
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
21c
25c
10,000
1.05
1.10
730
Ltd
._
_
i.
''
1.27
1
__
—
1.05 May
Kerr-Addison
Kontiki
Kioy
Gold
Oils
Mines
Mines
Lead
Ltd
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Louvieourt
1
_
27c
18,000
20c
Feb
78c
1,500
77c
May
1.30
Apr
1.00
1.35
10,500
Jail
1.45
Apr
36c
Jan
_
..
.
.
Mining
of
_
__
.
—
Ltd— —1
Co
17c
*
1.10
.
Ltd
1
—
10c
1,000
10c
Mar
13c
3.800
18c
5,000
18c
Mav
43c
2.44
2.45
700
17c 18 %c
86,800
1.30
2,200
1.10
27c
Feb
15c
2.50
Feb
1.10
500
27c.
200
2.35
200
81%
26c
30c
11,683
3.15
3.00
3.25
48,000
2.(14
25
24%
25
200
22%
I
30c
5
*
Exploration Co Ltd^
Merrill
Island
Mining
Corp.
Mogador
Mining
of
Ltd..
Canada Ltd—
Mines
Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
Monpas Mines Ltd
Montgary
82c
1
Explorations
72c
85c
1.20
1.27
11,000
3,70
3.40
8c
l
Ltd:
.1
8c
3.75,
Alger
Mines
Ltd
New
Bristol
Oils
New
British
p'oi'inaque
New Jack
New
Mines
Mines
Lafayette
27c
-v.?
Apr
Apr
Aubelle
1.40
May
6'Ac Mar
1,000
11%C Jan
94,475
2.00
■
5.25
Jan
'-V
•
Feb
1,600
Jan
Ltd—1
52c
44c
56c
99,700
8c
Feb
Mar
27c
34c
May
2.02
Vinruy
&
Oils
Norpax
North
Mines
Mines
Mines
Normetiil
(1945)
43c
4«c
49,075
14c
1.38
1.67
141,500
34c
Jan
29c
30c
3,000
28c
May
35c
41c
7,000
35c
May
8ac
1
Ltd
40c
4.50
1.07
4.85
982
1.07
1.10
1,900
♦
1.60
1.48
1.60
8,900
1
3.85
3.60
3.90
25,700
5()o
9c
9c
11c
37,000
4.50
46c
e
Apr
70c
Mar
Jun
2.15
Apr
5.00
*
16c
15c
7.40
Ltd
16c
20c
2o,DUJ
9c
Jail
14c
16,000
13c
May
3.95
2,200
12c
12c
3,500
6.80
Ltd
6.80
100
1.23
1.39
2,500
80c
23
1
Ltd
80c
80c
500
%c
21c
2ac
38,100
1
Exploration
33c
30c
37c
22,825
90c
Ltd
2.65
2.59
2.70
18,550
Ltd—:
"
6c
Ltd.!
Uranium Mines
Uranium
Oil
1
Mines
Ltd
Ltd—
1.39
Jan
l
l
Porcupine Prime
Portage
Mines
Ltd
1.43
i
Mining Co_;
23c
10%,c .Jan
6.80 May
1.00
15c
7.90
21c
May
30c
May
1.77
Jan
1,500
5c
Jan
39,800
59c
May
16
14,575
55c
75c
7%c
Jan
18
1.00
1.40
1.45
17,650
75c
Mar
%c
23c
163,050
15c
Mar
36c
May
33c
40c
16c
17c
18,500
33 Vac
40c
52,850
1.00 May
16c
,
2.00
2.10 May
14c
19c
86,600
11%
11%
450
Smelting Refining Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
1
Quemont
Gold
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd
~~i
Ltd—~ '
Ltd—
(1944)
9c
16,000
74c
61c
27
27 %
1,000
21c
27c
70,300
75c
:
[
8.45
9.00
92 c
__
i
_
Ltd—_
,
Mines
Mines
Ltd
2.05
—
1.68
132,000
Jan
Mines
Oils
10 %c
Jan
11'/a Mar
Lithium
Mines
900
Amulet
Wendell
Wilrich
Mines
Pyrite
&
Mineral
Oil
Mines
6,500
41c
600
21%
46
46
245
45
May
55
56
210
53
Feb
26c
29 c
31c
7c
44c
1' eb
400
3.50
3.50
3.50
555
97
99%
25%
23%
25%
18c
20c
footnotes
I
Ltd
see
page
Feb
47
Jan
97
'
-
7,500
11c
8c
43c
33,400
35c
20c
24c
73,800
17%c
2.13
2.25
40c
40c
21c
12
100
14c
41,400
12c
52.700
14
2,280
32
780
Apr
21 %c
•
Apr
Apr
74c
Mar
Jan
46c
Apr
10 %
2.45 Mar
Feb
9c
11 %C
13%
13% May
Jan
<•
He
13%
11c
•
16 %c May
2.60
2.75
6,920
50%
49 %
50%
1,473
57
65 %
3,551
57
3.60
3.60
3.80
3,335
33c
32c
34c
7,300
31c
I,000
9c
Apr
67c
33
Mar
10 %c 10 %c
*
47%' Jan
57
May
■
10 %c
—i
1
2.15
B
A
class
15% May
?
Jan
31
1.60
39%
w
•
3.10 May
Bros
:
Co
—
Mines
Quebec
,
Feb
26
1.25
Feb
30
Feb
Bibis
Black
7.75
Feb
50
2.50
2.10
2.50
132,590
2.15
2.17
47%
47%
48
1.05
1.15
12 %c
12 %C
Feb
Mar
65% May
,
,
46
43 %c
Apr
Jan
3.40
,
Jan
13c
11c
2.44
Jan
19
May
20%
Jan
1.10
Feb
3.10
Apr
2.08
-
71c
Apr
2.30
Jan
-
51% Mar
87,862
1.35'
47% May
1.05 May
1.15 May
2.60
1.35
2,300
May
13,372
-
13c
2.50
36c
--1,700
46c
11c
12,700
5,384
-
9%c
'
•
600
Feb
Jan
90c
1.00
32,124
85c
70c
82c
15,000
70c
8,300
11c
1.45
May
11c ll'/ac
Mar
172,500
28c
1
24c
23c
28c
--1
2.76
2.74
2.90
25
25
200
10c
13c
60,933
5.30
5.35
1.05
1.10
6%
6%
Bowes
Gobi
Mines Ltd--.
Gold
Bralorne
10%
—*
1
Mines
Mines
Brazilian
Traction
Tank
Apr
&
1
2—:
6%
common
preferred
3.00
'
Feb
16c
8,500
Mar
61c
Apr
British
American
Oil
3 dc
1,000
28c
Jan
55c
Feb
British
Columbia
Electric
30c
May
4ac
Ftb
3,309
3,100
38%C
49c
121,100
21c
Jan
70c
May
32c
1,500
32c
May
45c
May,-.
10c
Jan
23c
Mar
19c
35,700
12c
Jan
2Gc
=
85c
62,500'
400
601
9,167
48
15
3.00
3.00
195
1.40
1.50
47,840
1
2.90
2.80
3.00
8,483
•
39%
38 %
39%
preferred
100
preferred—_————
50
4%% preferred —
—50
4%%
preferred
*—
~50
101
100%
52
51
52
47%
47%
48 %
47
46 ■%
47
l.'O
91
91
75
Mines
Britalta
Ltd
Petroleum
1.25
II,347
43c
2.12
24
Mar,
" Feb
10c
4.90
98c
6%
47
2.55
;
,
•
6.60 May
50c
1,000
POc
1,500
80c
May
44c
70c
211,900
19c
Jan
70c
May
3.85
.
\
Feb
2.31
Mar
j
6 00
Jan
1.45
Apr
8
Apr
49%
May
5%
luC
3,000
16c
May
16c
18c
1,000
18c
May
3^c
2.10
Apr
Jan
4.30
Apr
Jan
45% Mar
106
6.85
300
100
—
99% May
175
I
50
May
55%
Jan
335
47
May
52
Jan
51
Feb
95
Feb
46% May
90
j
Mar
,v
2.30
500
2.50
2.45
2.63
21,825
14
14
300
"l
68c
56c
72c
130,200
^
8%c
III""*
1_
1
IIIIIi
80c
75c
80c
15,500
36c
32c
37c
120,500
48c
48c
48c
1,000
25c
May
1.10 Mar
8.10
40c
1.67
Feb
2.88
30c
May
48c
Gairdner S
60 Wall
Jan
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Jan
Apr
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
Mar
2.15 May
3.10
1.98
3.10 Mar
Jan
Jan
8c
9c
14
44c
7c
31,000
May
15
Jan
80c
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Jan
14%c
Jan
94c
Mar
Feb
45c
Apr
%c Feb
68c
Apr
SECURITIES
..
41
-
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Apr
59c
14%c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Mar
Apr
Company Limited
Members:
.
Feb
275
101
Jan
6.85
—
May
18c
preferred
Apr
Jan
3.00 May
Jan
Co—
4%%
4'/o
ADr
May
-.
Jan
1.25 May
35
Feb
25
Jun
16c
Feb
May
,
J8c
..
Feb
-
21% May
Feb
85c'
6.50
Jan
Feb
28c
^
J
May
12%c Jan
Jan
5.05
Apr
1.65
17c
Mar
17c
6,000
1
Rrilund
May
-
48
50
Warrants
1.14 May
12c
•
Petroleums
Bralsaman
Apr
—
Company
Boyninr
Mar
—
Mar
15
Apr
2.90
1.90
May
11c
20c
Apr
17c
1.10
78c
24 %c
Apr
63c
Jan
2.30 Mar
8,280
-
20c
Jan
43 % c May
28,500
1.00
•
1
1
M>aes
9c
2.30
Mar
3.25
7%
Jan
1.90 Mar
5,000
*
14c
44c
1
Ltd——_i—
Uranium
Gold
20 %
:
;
Mines
Bay
20%
1
:
Warrants
Bidcop
20%
1
Mines
Uranium
36c
•
1
Ltd
Mines—
Yukon
Bicroft
ADr
39c
13%c
14,200
j
Apr
61c
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25
_
Mines
2.35
36c
1
—
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2.05
36c
.
*
*
1
common——•
Corn
Mining
6%'
2.35
1
Uranium
Lodge
Lumber
25c
21,700
Jan
19c
■:
6V4 May
225
6%
*
—
——
—————
59c
25c
Feb
Jan
1.25
„,
Mar
1.25
32,149
Apr
2.60 May
39% May
"
Jan
25c
Feb
62
,
Jun
l.o5
Jan
14c
Apr
1.09
Apr
76c
Apr
3.80
17c
4%c May
27 %c May
"■
68%
40c '
*
Jun
2.33
May
56
'
1.00 May
200
40
|
2.05 •'2.27
Feb
Jun"*' '■».
3.60
Feb
17c
Jan
Jan
8.80
25
31%
125
609
2.40'
Jan
24c
•
2.13 May
2,000
12
11 %c
12
May
May
27C
'
Jan
17c
4.00 Mar
28 '
May
47,500
13 %c
Feb
Apr
99 %
Jan
12c 12%c
14c
Feb
52c
14%
Feb
13c
Jan
70c
'
May
38,400
Apr
May
57%
May
17%
63%
Paper
&
2,500
33c
47.
-
5,368
63
Power
10C
30c
_
65c
3.50 Mar
-
90
75,000
30c
900
Ltd—
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
25%
12% Mar
29,300
Jan
35c
o
Products
Co
15c
31,600
•
12%
37,565
14c
5.60
32c
Apr
80c
Jan
30c
44,200
33C
13 %
31c
33c
13%
16c
1.00
6,500
Corp Ltd
Apr
2.05 May
■
Mar
23
33c
10c
25c
Ltd
Cooper
Petroleums
For
51c
98c
25c
2.41
I
Jan
28%
May
90c
Bouzan
50c>
Corp.—IIIIIIIIHHi
Mining
Westburne
43c
14 %c
Apr
POc
i
Ltd
1.98
25%c
May
1.72 May
900
27 %c
Apr
19%
25c
Ltd
Jan
"
"
11c
45,500
16c
Ltd
14%
18
*
Mines
**T'»*:tville
2.05
30c
Mines
32c
i
Ltd
Jan
13%
May
-
90c
Uranium
Petroleums
Bouscadillac
*
Ltd
Asbestos Corp Ltd™ HI HI
Montauban Mines Ltd-I
Apr
May
53%
Jan
•
*
*
*
—*
Mining.
Metals
Apr
30c
I
Ltd
22c
4.75 Mar
3.45
64c
Petroleums
Weedon
24%
43,700
14,900
CANADIAN
Waite
100
14c
2.52
Apr
5.05
__
18c
Mines Ltd
Virginia
25%
12c
Apr
16% Mar
May
1.12
Jan
19
^
Mines
ViolaMac
1.00
2.45
Bevcon
1.60 May
5.60
46 %c
Ltd——III—
Tiblemout Gold Fields Ltd.—III'll"I"
Torbrit Silver Mines Ltd™
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I
Valor
32,150
46
—
——
Beta Gamma Mines
Feb
32c
Ltd
12
1,800
1.20
2.45
•
Lake
*
-
51% May
55
13
1.00
Apr
7.40 Mar
Feb
"
1
35c
—
27c
"II*
Standard Gold Mines Ltd—___
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Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—Hi
Sullivan Cons Mines.:
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Mines
8c
25c
l
Ltd
Mines
8c
'
3.70
Jan
12
25%
1
*
1
Ltd
Co
Bridge
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines
DuffaiHt
loc
*
II*
Mines..
Sherritl-Gordon
United
rr?
53
''
May
8 %c
12%
——1
Bordulac Mines
31,100
21,700
United
200
*
Bell
May
500
May
2.30
United
21,000
14
1.50
2.70
Jan
Feb
2.70
31,980
Belleterre
Mar
33 %c May
20
-
12%
95c
2.20
Uddlen
16c
8c
Belcher
Apr
210
1,600
2.10
Trend
22,807
14c
6c
Beaver
Apr
1.08
2.10
-°bnr
2.95
5,200
Beaver
1.20 Mar
15%
2.15
Tazin
2.70
1.12
Beatty
Apr
1..00
2.20
Tarbell
5.80
1.00
Mines
Class
Apr
I
Tach'e
1.55
100
Beattie-Duquesne
Feb
3.00
19%
l
Stadacona
Jan
7,900
1.07
Mines
Bathurst
Apr
Feb
8.50
Copper
South
71c
-
165,062
1.30 Mar
Chlbougam.au Gold Fields Ltd
Sisco
Feb
May
13,908
Bata
1.39 May
Feb
Quebec
Crest
21c
85c
71c
Apr
Feb
6c
17c
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Quebec Lithium, Corp ±
;
j
Quebec Oil Development LtdI
Feb
Apr
Jan
67c
Baska
Feb
70c
Quebec
Ltd—:.—.
May
52%
11c
1.20
13 c
Apr
137
32c
53
———————-—1
Mines—————1
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—1
Cons
Bonville
Corp
'122%
6,500
69C
Base
Jan
64
59c 64 Vac
13 %
33 %c
1
•
7i,a§o
2.20
12V2c
—_
Mines
Barymin
3.95 May
1.00
1.08
Jan
*
75c
8c
Jan
15%
1
Ltd
Co
60c
15 '/a
Jan
Feb
10
Feb
5.85
1
—
——
Barvue
May
17c
13c
1
May
93
49% May
2.00
1
1
1
—
Mines Ltd
Bankfield
Jan
9c
3.90
I
Ltd
Mines
Pater
Red
955
13
Apr
Jun
Feb
14c
_25c
Petroleums
Quebec
100
1.12
19 %c
Mines
Mines
Bankeno
1.30 May
2.40
3.90
Li
_~_III*
Jan
19%
.
Feb
93
2,209
1.15
•
Mines
common
Rights
Apr
2.00
l
Corp
Cons
Phillips
2,975
50%
14
——
Feb
1.48 May
—1
Ltd
Panel
Pitt Gold
103
117 125%
95%
49%
15c
Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
5%
preferred
1
Banff Oils
——50c
Bank
of Montreal
4
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
52c " Feb
Openiisce Explorers Ltd
1 :
l
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Pacific
6.50 May
2.90
Bailey
Apr
46c
Ltd—
Mines
&
Oils
Omnitrans
——.
.
Electric
Beaucage
OkaIIa
1,980
,
5.85
50
Mines
River
Bagamac
3.20 May
(54c
1,66
Oils
Uranium
Obalski
94% May
7.50
53c
13% May
60
6.60
1.20
-50
1
—
Aumaque Gold Mines
Gold
Mines.™—.——:
Auto
Apr
I
1
Ltd.;
Mining
Oils
Land
Nu-Age
6,340
90c
:
Apr
—25c
Ltd—
Ltd—.
Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil
Nocana
15,232
16%
96 '/a
■--*
,
i—
Aunor
Apr
I.
1.51
Asbestos—
Coal
Rim
Jan
45c
23
Mines
Aumacho
1.74 Mar
2.03
Roy run
New
29 %c
53c
15%
48c
Barnat
New
1.75 Mar
43c *
Yellowknife
Atlas
Jan
1.20 May
1,500
1
Nickel
Apr
43c
Atlin-Rulfner
Apr
1,500
New
New
1.40
65c
•
—™—4———-I—
A tjas, Steels
5.00
27c
l
New
850
16c 16 %c
1
Ashdown Hardware class B—_-—10
Ash Temple conltaoh—:—4——*
Ash Temple class A
100
29
1.53
Mining Corp Ltd—i
Manitoba Gold Mines Ltd-
Pacific
1.50
1
Mines
Jan
3.10
Newkirk
New
1.40
—
Jaculet
Jason
2.10
75c
Metals Corp
Ascot
r Mar
95
Gold
Arjon
Jan
Jan
1.52
Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
New
New
Apr
16c
20C
1
common
Apr
2.89
..1
Feb
1.40
--•»
Resources
preferred
Aviliabona
1
—,
;
Oil
Jan
2,600
'
——
40c
2.89
Ltd
Mines
.
May
Ltd—40c
:
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New
Jan
70c
.
New
$2%
Feb
5.20
Jan.
26c
8,700
1.20
1
Apr
35c
1.85
_—*
1
Corp
Argus
Apr
2.50
40c
May
86
Mercedes
27c
May
65c
1.70
—
Nickel
Corp
Mines
Area
Apr
24c
Jun
27c
3.00
It.-
189,332
Jan
85c
'
28 %c
1.76
$2.40 preferred
3.00
1
Mar
125%
1
Petroleums
Arcadia
19% May
Jan
1.14
85 %
Mining Corp Ltd_i.i
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—:
Mar
50c
10 %
Mar
62c
4,000
2.20
Consolidated
Apex
Jan
17%
•
Maritimes
9
23,000
57c
Jan
Jan
18c
20c
_
19%
10c
1
—
Canada
Goldfields
19%
*
Ltd
Mines
_
Lingside
Ltd.
Ltd
Zinc
25
85c
55c
102%
Anglo-American Exploration.
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
*
Anglo Rouyn Mines —
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————"
Arcan
Keyboycon
9%
77c
50
—
——
Develop—;
Lead Mines
Anatoli
Jan
77c
1.00
8V2
Mar
7
9%
»u
—
Oil
Amurex
Jan
2.09
25c
27c
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Ltd...
Mines
21c
1.05
1
trust
voting
Explorations
1
Ltd-
Co
840
7.50
Neplieline
American
Feb
1
™.i——,
Oil
Apr'
7%
1
pfd
Leduc Petroleums Ltd
American
May
22c
.
1
Jan
33c
96 %
common
4%%
Co
Mines
Anchor
Indian
30c
Jan
16%
*
Algoma Steel —
Ltd
2,500
64,000
5
Ltd—
Ltd
Apr*
Apr
17c
—
15c
.
-
Mines
Mines
106
May
15c
53c
'
——---1
.—100
38c
•
Ltd
Gold
Gold
102
5,000
Mar
Amanda
HiUcrest
15
15,775
21c
1.50
Oils
14c
,
-
17c
18c
35c
•
*
30c
13c
24 % Mar
Apr
1.85
*
——
14c
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Apr
21% May
57c
debs
Uranium
Uranium 5%
Algom
12%
80c
1
———
common
Alberta
Algom
Jan
10% May
15 %c
9%
*
38c
•
Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium
40
32c
26c
——
Mines
31c
a34
32c
«
Ltd
Grandlnes
31c
.III
Ltd—
(15)45)
50c
Mar
a34
Ltd-
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano
Mining & Exploration
Fontana
30c
26%
7%
*0
—---■—r—~ —
Distillers
Alberta
1
May
1,000
102
102
42%
17c
common———*
Explorations Ltd
Alba
22%,.
May
Feb
383
——-——
Preferred
Apr
10%
High
80c
May
21c
Mines
Ajax Petroleums —
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
19 %c May
24
22%
—100
*
——
—
Surpass Shoe
Agnew
815
10 %
*
com
Acme Gas & Oil
Jan
7.60
10%c Jan
33c
1
Inc
70c
1.000
79c
1
1.50
4,696
25
■
Preferred
6.75 Mar
Jan
6.20
'
-
'III
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
96c
14 %c 14 %c
Ltd
Smelt
Mines
5.75 May
39%
80c
24%
A
Acaciia-Uranium
East
G4c
34%
37
24 %
—25
—
Sugar
Atlantic
Acadia
26 %c Mar
3.U0
preferred
4%%
Low
1,281
39
common——
Paper
6c
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
lligli
64c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Abbican
AOHiul
Del
low
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sale Pries
13 %c May
5c
7,000
Last
STOCKS
Anr
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
High
6.65
Jan
Exchange
Funds
r«nadian
1.20
300
.
JUNE 1
Range Since Jan. 1
<
High
11c 12 %c
3.70
1
Cliff Consol Mining
Explorations Ltd
Shares
of Prices
Sale Fnoe
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
Range
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Number 5539
183
.
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The
.
and Financial Chronicle
(2685)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Prliay
Week's
Last
STOCKS
British
Columbia
Forest
Eritish
Columbia
Packers
Class
Products
class
•
A
Power
Telephone Co
Brouiau
Reef
Br una ton
46 y4
47
1.38
1.55
10c
lie
1
12c
Mining
1
1
.
Buffadison Gold
Mar
15
41% Mar
46
52i/4 Mar
May
1.38
Jan
2.15
Apr
18c
Feb
IIV2C 12 %C
10,250
11c
15c
Jan
17C
15V2C
20c
49,500
15 %c May
60c
Jan
10%
10%
10%
1,195
10 % May
14%
Apr
r.
May
Jan
10c
12c
34,300
8c
Feb
14c
Feb
73c
*
Buffalo Red Lake
17
9Vac Jan
73c
1,000
66c
Feb
90c
Jan
17c
1
Gold
Canadian
Apr
36% Jan
513
Apr
12 % Mar
16.556
20
18c
17,500
14c
Jan
30c
Feb
17c
9
9
35
35
610
13c
1
11c
13c
30,850
15c
17c
18,500
.
10
6.000
8c
Jan
14%c
Apr
'
Building
Products
•
Bulldog
Yellowknife
Gold
1
Bunker
Hill
*
•
Burchell
Ext
1
Lake
Calalta
Petroleum
Calgary
Power
Flin
u
Calnorth
Calvan
Mar
28c
Feb
42c
May
42c
50c
8,260
28 V2
28
28%
180
28
Apr
31
12
11%
12%
2,205
11
Jan
14V2
Apr
Apr
1.10
1.20
26,500
54c
Jan
23%
25%
10,025
19%
Jan
28% Mar
57
55%
57
2,435
55 %
May
571/2 Mav
102 % 102 %.
Oils
* '
i
10
23c
40c
42c
19c
11,000
5.00
5.00
5.10
1.58
102'/a May
38,500
40%<?
900
1
Oil
19c
21 %c-
1
Apr
105
Feb
May
32c
Jan
50c
15c
5.00
Feb
Mar
Apr
5.90 Mar
'
Campbell
Chibougamau
Bread
Canada
Cement
Preferred
I
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Foils
.
Cut
class
Iron
Canada
—
Oil
Canada
*
30
-
35
1
L'
2,382
-
253
105
100
■=
35%
2,225
103 103 %
285
58
57%
58%
23%
23%
1,270
2.10
2.35
36,700
■
!
345
2.85
2.70
3.00
6,990
1.75
Warrants
Jan
6.00
28% Mar
3.00 May
23%
*
_
—26
i
—.
29 Va
8%
35%
18%
325
100
16%
103
common
16,171
-
31%
8%
*
——
.
10
Lands
3.00
16%
;'
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*
—
——u-ZiZ
ExDlorations
Met
6.00
29
31
iZ,
Foundries—
Malting
Preferred
Can
-
29%
1
Stone
A
4%%' preferred
Canada
•
20
common—.
*.
—-
*
common
21
6.00
3.00
1
.
19%
20
1
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
1.71
1.85
3,900
May
7.35
-
Jan
4.00 Mar
28% May
35 % Mar
28% May
32
Feb
11%
Feb
17
Feb
5% May
16
Jan
;
34
;
Jan
39'/4
102% May
53
Apr
104
May
Jan
62
Feb
23'/a May
26
Mar
2.00
3.40
Apr
1.80 May
92c
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
4.00
Apr
Packers
class
A
•
Permanent Mtge
Canada Safewav Ltd pfd
__20
Class
B
Canada
Southern
Canada
Preferred
98
98
65
3.35
3.50
17,759
31
31
25
12%
12%
205
.*
Canadian
Bakeries
—
Canadian
Bank,
98
Halliwell
18% May
; Jan
18%
375
32c
40c
29,864
25c
65c
19,166
40c
7.30
14,150
20
!
■f-
Apr
69c
May
Feb
5.65
May
bOc
,.
Feb
Anr
9.00
'
<
Canadian
51 %
29%
30%
Empire Oils
30%
31 %
575
61c
65c
10,140
1
—~
64c
41%
_*
common:
■
'
•
Celanese
preferred
■
10c
Canners
Canadian
$l3/4
50
30%
*
25
British
-Canadian
6
50%
•
common
Preferred
'Canadian
6
20
i——Z.
Commerce
of
Breweries
■
16%
100
6
7
May
Mar
A
65c
70c
6,000
6.50
7.15
64,705
20
422
6.45
7.00
6,400
—
.27
27
ioo
3.25
3.70
879
3.25
Feb
11% Mar
141/4 May
Jan
7.50 May
19% May
25% Mar
2.90
5.25
25
7.50 May
Apr
27%
Feb
3.25 Mar
1.
':
Jan
Securities
class
Malartic
Cos
4.000
'96,525
45c
9,200
40c
May
Consolidated
1
80c
74c
80c
111,880
55c
Jan
•
11
10%
11
2,400
10
20%
20%
21
2,595
Conwest Exploration
•
6.25
6.00
6.40
1
3.70
3.45
3.80
•
1.81
1.60
1.85
41c
5,390
20c
25c
31,100
16%
740
Castle
Lead
Pershing
22c
Zellerbach
63 %
Croinor
Crown
Mines
Cusco
Ltd
1
83c
58c
class
_
10%
10%
Deer
.
Gold
Mining
Mines
Dome
30c
Jan
1.26
10 Va Mar
12%
10%
25
73c
6,950
65c
May
27c
3,400
22c
Feb
10,040
30c
22c
23,947
17c
40,350
66c
61c
71c
62,825
35c
1
15c
16c
1.45
1.55
59c
51c
60c
2
Exploration
15c
1.53
1
34%
33
2.50
(Western)—.
18,347
85c
5,795
%
Apr
32 %c
Apr
Jan
60c
3.67 May
Jan
1.42
11c
Mar
1.00
20c
May
1.45 May
28c
May
5.50
Jan
1.99
Apr
94 Vac May
Mar
33
Apr
39% May
9.36 May
Jan
8.55
—1
■
8.40
8.75
2,400
14
•
—
——
35
9,100
II,200 >
Jan
1.00 Mar
Jan
3.50
Feb
Apr
47c
May
20c
3.20
25c
:—
———
Seagrams
Distillers
106,500
Feb
39c
25c
30c
1
Ltd
Corp
Devon-Leduc Oilsl
Diadem
May
22c
,
Ltd
Minerals
Detta
16c
68c
1
Ltd
Mines
Producers
Rio
Jan
Apr
73c
-
3.40
Mines
Horn
D'Eldona
Jan
May
21,222
25c
-
Warrants
37c
69
May
53
Apr
35c
T"
70c
A.
Decotirse-y Brewls Mines-
16c
16,370
85c
0
22c
135
'
20c
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8c
Feb
2.90 May
13%
14%
1,845
13% May
16c
17c
6,500
15c
Feb
28c
28%
29%
2,065
27%
Jan
34%
Jun
16 %c
29
13Va
15% Mar
Dominion
& Steel com,—,—„•
Foundry
Dominion
Stores
Apr
Tar
Jan
&
Dominion
Textile
Donalda
&
Dow
-1
150
19%
20%
5,110
35%
36%
2,323
16%
5,600
1,030
1.55
1.55
:
100
'
Mar
37
17 Va May
Apr
9
7 '/a May
Jan
2.00
1.50 May
Jan
45c
55c
49,400
42c
Jan
70c
Am*
21%
110
20
Apr
23%
Apr
35% May
'
1.24
35
100
31
Jan
1.08
1.30
79,600
78c
Jan
18c
Jan
1
31c
28c
32c
17,025
1
& Minerals
Dyno Mines
23
Jan
17%
Mar
Jan
12%
7%
Apr
Jan
52
Jan
32
16
48
35
♦
1
Ltd
Co
Copper
1,225
50
21%
,
*
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Duvan
1-55
53c
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1
Mines
Donnell
•
common-
Woollens
Dominion
•
com—
14
20%
May
13 Va
13 Va
7%
•
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Chemical
Dominion
20%
36%
16
Coal
&
Steel
Dominion
*
48
*
.—50
pfd
Inv
,
1.13
1.05
1.19
101,700
1.05 May
Feb
3.05
46c
Apr
1.60 Mar
1
10c
6,500
1
1.85
1.95
25,000
May
1
5.75
6.00
6,730
5.70 May
6.75 Mar
1.15
1.15
1,700
1.06 May
1.50
26
200
2.10
2.31
6,381
10%
10%
10%
1,375
42c
47c
3,700
41c
Jan
2,383
19%
Jan
21%
23%
103%
23%
101 103 Va
125
%
810
7%
8
3.30
3.50
830
31%
31
32
12,621
25
28 %
27%
28 %
3,003
3.20
3.05
3.25
44,157
=
33 %c
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4.50
4.75
300
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d
105
Gas
105
55
34
33
36%
1,865
20
•
17
17
17
520
200
3.00
Corp
Ltd
90,231
1.50
1.50
425
2.05
2.20
600
65c
67c
1,000
7.90
'8.45
3.00
8.45
7,310
300
——
4.80
1,900
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3.90
4.40
1.40
1.29
1.45
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16c
16c
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16c
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4.10
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2,420
1.17
67c
•
1.55
91c
2.08
:
1.51
1.50
:
3.00
1.52
6c
Reserves
Oils
Chartered
m-—'
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.
...
1.99 Mar
7%
100
Feb
May
7% May
3.30
31
8%
Jan
23%
2.75
4.20
3.50
Jun
Asbestos Co
11% May
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Smelting
65c
Feb
25
May
107% Mar
10
'Mar
5.00 Mar
36% Mar
Feb
Feb
Eastern Steel
Eddy
Elder
El
3.40 May
El
5.40 Mar
91
Feb
108
Jan
46
19
May
May
Feb
2.65 Mar
4.50
1.50 Mav
3.90 Mar
Apr
79c
75c
80c
7,350
1
6.40
6.00
6.50
24,488
Va
350
38%
38%
353
56
57%
350
*
Prods-—
20
Ltd
Pen-Rey Oils
Gold
Sol
Glacier
Emerald
Life
Equitable
Eureka
1.05 Mar
1.75
Apr
2.80
Apr
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
90c
Feb
Farwest
2.05
Feb
May
7.90 May
3.80
Jan
10% Mar
4.75 May
Federal
Grain
Federal
6.00
25,350
2.11
Jan
4.60 May
Fleet
13,875
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
Ford
Motor
of
class
Fibrd, Products
common
Manufacturing
26c
Mar
Ford
Feb
20 %c
May
Foundation Co of Canada
1.89
2.00
2,700
59
130
3.50
3.50
5
4.70
4.90
1,200
1,300
4 %
7,240
4.35 May
1.G6
59
3.50
Canada
Feb
2.50
Apr
Francoeur
Jan
72%
Feb
Fraser
Jun
3.50
Jun
Frobisher
Gold
Prods
4.85
common
Preferred
10
Chemical
Cheskirk
Mines
Chesterville
5%
5%
5%
50c
Research
4.50
4.35
4.60
~
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
Chibougamau Mining
;
Apr
11 VaC
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3
Mines
3.30 May
11c
13c
57,800
7%c Jan
42c
38c
54c
19,750
38c
Jan
48c
May
4.90 May
Apr
Gaitwin
15c
Feb
Gatineau
58c
Apr
1.29
Chromium Min &
Geco
-
Ltd
5,200
1.07
Jan
1.88 Mar
General
Cochenour
4.35
4.70
8,300
4.35
Jun
6.25 May
General
Dynamics
1.20
1.30
36,050
2.12
Jan
General
ZZ
3.25
3.00
3.25
1,320
General
59
59
60
130
Corp..ZZ_
Willans
Farm
Lake
Gold
Coldstream
—
—
85c
ZZ
Ecmlp
6%
Mines
76c
85c
5%
6 Va
9,727
12,400
71c
1,950
14c
13c
14c
8,500
1.27
ZZ
Copper
1.21
1.37
138,750
Jan
4.25
Apr
Jun
85%
Jan
Apr
85c
Feb
Motors
Mines
Enterprises
—
Confederation
11
;
...
Commonwealth
Petroleum
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Coniagas
Mines
Development
Conro
4.55
2.50
Com
Allenbee
Consolidated
Bellekeno
ZZ
Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
Central
Oil
Cadillac
Consolidated
Cordasun
Consolidated
Denison
Oils
Mines
Z_Z
ZZ
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Dragon
For footnotes
Uranium
18c
Apr
Glenn
2.25
Apr
page
30c
Mar
13
11
575
100
3.35
Jan
4.00
Jan
Golden
4.60
500
4.10
Jan
5.25
Apr
Goldfields
139
Jun
350
Graham
5,600
26c
30c
23,500
26c
Jun
44c
Jan
17 %C
17 %c
18c
9,000
15c
Feb
23c
Mar
50c
19c
6%
44 Vac
17 %c
7
646
52c
415,871
20c
16,192
6% Jun
23c
16c
52c
Jan
34c
47.
Jan
Grandines
Grandoro
Granduc
Great
Lakes
Apr
Great
Northern
40c
11%
Feb
Great
4.80
Jan
nmat.
P'vppt
4.00
Apr
Great
West
3.50
3.40
4,785
3.40 May
35c
38c
12,632
35c
May
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
4.50
Apr
1.05
1.25
1,050
2.00
Jan
51
52%
1,190
51
May
58%
Apr
911
110
110
115
24%
24%
10
12c
13c
5,000
35
36%
767
3.80
1.05 May
May
137%
24
May
27%
7 Vac
Jan
17c
31
Jan
37
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
4.75
Apr
Jun
60c
Feb
85
May
97
Jan
30c
Mar
54c
28
May
32
105
May
112
Jan
Jan
24
Mar
3.80 May
52c
50c
52c
71,600
28
28
28%
785
106
105 %
106
40
18%
17%
18%
7,258
17
5%
175
5
May
57%
60'A
696
57 %
May
65
Jan
39%
41%
1,189
39 % May
49
Mar
60
3
5
1
5.70
5.95
200
5.00
37c
5.40
1,800
32c
37c
7,000
lc
4.70
4.65
32c
Jan
Jan
May
7%
Apr
Jan
Jan
6.40
Apr
6.25
Apr
#4c
Apr
3.90
Feb
6.30
Jan
2.40
2.55
2,500
2.40 May
5.00
4.50
5.10
11,807
4.50 May
90c
76c
95c
63,854
33c
32 %c
34c
8,600
30c
Jan
46c
Feb
25c
20c
27c
53,450
20c
May
36c
Mar
10 %c 10 %c
1,000
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
50c
Apr
Mar
3.20
2.80
3.35
8,835
32c
32c
35c
15,600
49%
219
76c
May
1.60
Apr
B
5.00 Apr
Jun
60c
32c
Jan
Gas
com
49%
27%c
May
26c
28c
76,600
26c
May
45c
38c
30c
38c
107,700
30c
May
'64c
Apr
56c
56c
56c
1,000
40c
Jan
56c
Jun
5-60
5.60
6.10
4,570
5.60
*
Utilities
50
1
1
-
Paper—
50%
48
50%
670
42Va
Jan
5%
6 %
610
5%
Apr
1
49
580
Jun
2.95 May
Feb
9.45 Jan
57
Apr
7% Jan
3.50
Jan
3.00
Plains
Class
2.80 May
49
57% Mar
3.00
39
39
39 Va
330
3.70
3.20
3.70
25,720
10 %
10%
10%
500
8
Jan
11%
Apr
8%
8%
200
7%
Jan
iOV«
ADr
Warrants
Feb
3.50
4.00
*
pfd
Gold
Mines
May
May
10,015
20c
Jan
62c
*
(Canada) 4%
Mines
3.35 May
30,268
3.90
100
1
.'
;
Mines
25c
9.75
3.60
-
1
Mines-
Bousquet
.8.80
1,000
9.10
9.75
IO1/2
Feb
26%c 26%c
26 %c
-
Apr
150
1
Uranium
Goodyear Tire
2.45
3.50
Manitou
Jan
139
2.45
2.15 May
21,650
3.60
72c
36
40,758
1
Gold—.
Jan
139
10
40c
4.50
May
29 Va May
1
Mines
Mines
Eagle
3.50
4.50
31c
4.50
Feb
1.90
25c
Jan
Mar
Gold
10%
Mar
com
Goldale Mines
25,100
10
455
Apr
Jan
2.37
1
Yellowknife Gold
15c
38c
ZZZZZZ
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see
Jan
8,300
30%
22%
25
175,300
_1
Giant
9c
3,660
29c
30
Apr
Mar
1.25 May
85
_•
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
Jan
Jan
2.90
25c
2.70
17%
22
Feb
1.50
38 % Mar
30c
_
Jan
8'/4
95c
1,305
Feb
4.10
Mines
1.05
2.20
3.90
Warrants
Consolidated Discovery
83,350
1
Apr
139
6%
Mines
13c
(Canada)
A
5% May
12%c Jan
27c
10
Consolidated
1.55
May
Mar
2.35 Mar
lc
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3.50
13 VaC
Corp
Petroleum
f'lflQC
Genex
Goldcrest
Yellowknife
668
1.34
Bakeries
1.85
6,454
34 %
75c
29
Feb
57
5%
preferred
Mines
30,300
6 8c
12,800
Feb
100
common
55c
59
87c
Feb
1.08
1
Power
1.20
70c 76 %c
200
27,905
•
Exploration
4.35
Smelt
Consolidated Mining
Jan
5%
48c
Chrysler
45
52
1.75
5% May
6.35
1.11
1.20 May
May
31c
—1
Debentures
52c
Smelting.
20c
May
85
>
-
1.25
&
Jan
19c
18
115
24 %
13c
35 Va
3.95
2%c
•
common
1.15
Mines
9%c
560
1.80 Mar
100
htd
2
Gold
Jun
29,000
23
51%
—•
Warrants
Steel
Apr
20c
23
30 Va
40c
•
-.
—
% Jan
23c
17%
--
•
Mines
Cos
68
79c
Jan
33%
2.90
A__——*
May
9c
38 Va May
9c
23
152
4.50
class
15c
Feb
448,080
18
•
15
3,500
May
May
23c
33%
;...
,
11,100
„
35
56
Apr
i.
16c
80c
(US)
Co
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
80c
*
1
A
1.08
7.70
Feb
4
70c
175
1
Kirkland
4.65 May
Apr
i
Tungsten Copper
May
5.60 Mar
62c
4,800
1.50
•
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1
1
25c
Jan
Feb
11,600
*
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Apr
2.52
1.18
1
Ltd
Refineries
13%c Apr
1.00
51
25
Corp
Excelsior
Apr
52c
20c
*
—
Insurance
1.58
60c
1
1
:
Mines—
6
Feb
1.75
14c 14%C
1-18
22c
1
common
6
9%c
54c 54 Vac
1
Mines
May
90c
—10
Trust—
A
Mines
Eldrich
5.90
1
1
Refining Ltd
&
class
Paper
9%c
Ltd
Investment
Economic
29% May
30%
16'/a May
East Sullivan Mines
Eastern
Jun
Feb
Mines
2.60 May
May
59
2.00
_oq
—
Rights
25
26
2.29
•
Porcupine
Commoil
17c
Apr
29c
1.70 May
1,000
64
40c
17 VaC
1
Mines
Leather
Davis
22c
36c
Minerals
Crowpat
Feb
2.18
Feb
Malartic
Centremaque Gold
Combined
2,000
11 %c
17%
Feb
Amphi Gold
*
Explorers
Colomac
11 Vac 11 Vac
ZZ_Z——Z—ZZ_Zi ■'
Jun
17c
East
♦
Quartz
Central
Coin
506
17% Mar
East
Producers.
Cockshutt
2.15
May
16
26
Gas
Pat
Cobalt
2.15
'
Mar
19 VaC
Jan
1.08
Leduc
Chirno
5,052
Feb
56c
1.15
49,400
22c
Apr
Jan
15%
200
1.65
21c
3.00
57c
Mar
common
Gas
&
Central
•
16
1.45
„
Jan
May
27
Jan
26
Trethewey
Chatco
15%
1.53
■_*
——
Mines
Crestaurum
15%
1
Apr
1.42
39c
65
Mines
Asbestos
Charter
—
—
Apr
6.60
Feb
_•
Central
*
Zinc.
Mining
Cowichan
Copper
16
1
B
Class
Coulee
Cournor
16%
•
_
25c
Jan
8.00
Jan
May
Feb
Williston
Oil
Gold
Central
1
•
•
23 Va
3.25
19,900
39c
Ltd
Copper Corp
Apr
5.75 Mar
46,368
Coppercrest Mines
Copper-Man
Mines
Corby (Hi Dist class A_
Feb
13
20
4,551
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Feb
90c
Jan
8
Railway
Western
Oil
Cassiar
of Toronto
6.65
23
Gold
Corp
Natural
Canso
Petroleum
5.40 Mar
60c
56
Vickers
Erin
Cariboo
Mining
Tungsten
Feb
25c
3.45 May
10
10c
Prospect
Canso
May
15c
4.15
40c
Apr
350
...
3.45
Tire
Canadusa
13c
14c
3.45
Mines
Jan
1.39
250
'
——
Canadian
Can
Mar
8
common
Canadian
Canadian
74c
27
Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
Canadian
43,120
61
100
Pacific
Canadian
91c
69c
8
warrants
Canadian
78c
40c
May
61
warrants
Canadian
90c
Jun
30c
I,500
27
preferred
1955
1
Jan
23 VaC
23,200
.
27
Hydrocarbon
Oils
Canadian
Mines Ltd
Jan
Apr
61
■
r_—
-
Canadian
1953
38c
Feb
2.04
19%c
*
A
Canadian Homestead Oils
5'h
30c
Jan
Apr
45c
1.11 Mar
10c
14c
Duvex Oils
•
.
4.25
'
Canadian
38c
23 %c 24 Vac
1.10
Jan
46c
_ioo
*—
Canadian
23 %c
1
37
6.60
—
Gen
B
1
Min
May
*
Preferred
Class
Mine
Mar
30c
*
May
29,500
9
,
Class
21c
27,825
17c
29
Apr
Canadian
17,866
1.35
15c
375
94c
'•
23c
1.20
16c
1,265
Feb
*
21c
1.21
1
Magnesium—
19%
—J
•
common
22 %c
1
Scottish
30c
Products
•
Mines
Dominion
7.00
Food
Minep
Dominion
•
Canadian
Feb
21'A Mar
Apr
com
Apr
44c
42% May
95
Morse
94c
May
May
Apr
Fairbanks
Mar
28c
16
85
Export Gas Ltd
70c
11,100
32'/a May
8,650
Canadian
132,007
850
92
Canadian
20,850
83c
30c
18,767
90
Dock—
68c
75c
28c
4.00
Gas
Jan
51c
1
Consumers
Apr
38
29c
i.——
♦
West
Feb
4.65
Feb
63c
16 %
92
Petroleum
87c
Jan
2.50
1
41%
1
warrants
47c
31 % May
AprMar
2,528
&
52c
1
95c
31
Decalta
5.10 Mar
Explor..
Sannorm
33 %
9%
Dredge
3.75 Mar
Jan
Sudbury Basin Mines
30% May
9%
Canadian
Jan
4.05
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
56ci
9
Canadian Devonian
Mar
44c
2
Dominion Asbestos
29
Preferred
Apr
30c
4,885
3,800
Mines
Dome Mines
9%
Canadian
50c
9,000
466,151
4.25
7,830
Consolidated Regcourt
Apr
8% May
Mar
1.76
30c 35%C
20,900
Poplar
Apr
v.
84c
4.15
54c
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
May
1.55
3.70
Red
Consol
Mar
18c
4.15
33%
16
-
28c
3.45
Consolidated
33%
9%
>
13,050
31%
Consolidated
56%
3
•"
34c
3.55
Nicholson
Jan
*
25
(Dunsmuir)
28c
28 %c
32%
Consolidated
44%
Canadian
—
12 Vac Mar
1.93
1.72
Consolidated Peak Oils
29% May
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—-.
Collieries
2,926
•
1
39%
.
14c
85c
Feb
65c
30 %c
Smelting,
Consolidated Northland
3,749
Jan
13 %c
1
Negus
1,695
...
1.30 May
•
Morrison
Desmont
Jan
2,508
Mines
&
Consolidated
13%
12% May
2,250
l
Consolidated Mosher
Del
62c
6.80
Jan
70c
1.37
Oils Ltd
Consolidated
3.95 May
18%
-
Marbenor
Mining
35% May
63c
7.30
104
Jun
High
Low
70c
1.30
2l
Consolidated
Jan
34 %C
2
Mar
Apr
95% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
—
Gold
Consolidated Mic Mac
1.57 Mar
1
Oil
Jan
30
•
Oils
Atlantic
——
41
37
87 % May
98
Minerals
Canadian
34%
410
3.40
12.50
Admiral
37% May
255
87%
•
common
:
Astoria
80
35 Va
87%
l
Petroleum
Canada Wire & Cable new class B
Canadian
38%
35
1
— —
100
Steamship Lines
Canadian
38%
38%
•
Canada
*
High
70c
1
Guayana Mines
Consolidated
Shares
1.35
1
Arrow
Ho-wey
for Week
7
Lake
Consolidated
Consolidated
Range
v
•
Mines
Consolidated
D'Aragon
Canada
Iron
Consolidated
Jan
2.25 May
Jan
Crest
East
Fenimore
Consolidated
1.16
25%
100
Consol
Mar
*
Flon
Consol
1.12
•
common
5%..- preferred
Callina
Feb
14c
25c
Edmonton
&
Calgary
Jan
17c
•
—i
Co Ltd
&
40
Feb
11c
•
Burlington Steel
Burns
'
—*
34% May
Consolidated
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
15,816
1
Ankerite
High
15
5,329
47
I ast
Bale Price
15 % May
85
39%
10c
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Buffalo
13
38
1.45
Mines
Buffalo
12%
1
Mines
Brunsman
280
25
i
Mines
Br unburst
16
1
Columbia
British
6,205
39 %
•
—
Low
16
13
Columbia
1
STOCKS
High
16 %
0
B
British
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
15%
16
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Bale Priee
FOR
Bales
Range
Development
Grass
Coal
1
Oils..-
class
1
*
A
-
*
•
25%
Jan
3.00 May
54
Mar
5.75 Mar
45
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2686)
..
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Bale Price
STOCKS
GreyhawK Uranium
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
Mines
Lead
1
1
Mines
Guunar
Warrants
pfd—.
New
common
119,900
50c
May ;
16c
17%
9.00
18c
17%
9.50
26,100
14c
Mar
160
.
2,345
23
Feb
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mexican
May
12%
Jan
23
May
27
Jan
Midrlm
12c
23,600
Mar
29c
Apr
Midwest
8.50
23
23
145
13c
15c
37,200
65
66
380
55
Jan
66
Apr
33
Jun
33
Jun
8
Jan
—
*
33
33
33
125
*
8%
8%
8%
45
1
14c
85c
13c
80c
14c
89c
Milliken
Harding
Carpets
Mines
Gold
Rock
Hard
.
__
1
Minerals
Harrison
Gold
Heva
Mines
Mines...
Gold
Oil
Home
Class
24c
24c
Min
Apr
Apr
May
v
Jan,
1.10
53,805
2.09
11 %c
11c 12'/2c
28,500
40c
35c
26,500
19c
Jan
50c
Anr
Moore
52,200
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
Morrison
47
May
58
Jan
Multi-Minerals
40c
42c
43c
43c
•
48
47
49
260
25%
25%
26%
9,615
Howard Smith
__
47%
*
•
1
37%c
20
37
Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Erie Mtge:
Huron &
79
—1
Husky Oil 8c Refining Ltd
10.00
—4.50
Warrants
10 V*
Peb
16
10%
Feb
40
1,740
8.35
Feb
4.50
1,570
3.40
Jan
4.25
64
2,600
28c
Apr
55
56
68
Jan
.
55
49
8,395
36%
11%
11%
3,645
11
21c
53
24c
69,350
52
21 %c
53
975
14%
13%
14%
10
15%
15%
15%
1.34
1.20
1.35
10,410
10%
10%
11
675
Inspiration Mining
1
International Bronze Powders com.,-.*
International Metals class A
—*
International Nickel Co common
•
Preferred
5/100
International Petroleum
*
International Ranwick Ltd
1
15c
48
200
Inland Cement preferred:.
Jack
Ltd
Creek
Neilo
16%
Gold
Jonsmlth
Mines
2.65
2.75
Jan
830
1.60
24c
30c
28c
33c
81c
73c
90c
Jupiter Oils
Oils
Keyboycon Mines
22c
29c
91,718
22c
6,768
55c
May
Kilembe
455,915
80c
15.750
1.50
1.65
50c
500
42c
75c
74,525
62c
1.01
1.03
31,900
1.85
New
Feb
Apr
V-
V
'I
•-
'
Jan
New
New
72c
,*65c
75c
126,508
50c
Peb
31c
32c
17,575
29c
Feb
'
•;
J'.-',;'.-'.-
1.66
28c
17C
Kirkland
Minerals
Kroy
10c
2.60
2.50
Mines—
12c
10,500
10c
Nlpissing Mines
3.90
6,150
1,700
3.25 May
1.55 Jan
32c
5.10 Mar
Nisto
Mar
92c
1.58
1.54
1.70
6,860
1.50
May
27c
8,000
24 %c
May
49c
Nor
2.01 May
24 %c
2.55
22
22%
•
21 %
19
21%
133,985
1.10
1
Dulault
Mines
Nordic
Uranium
2.65
18
1.10
•
1.49
13,000
2.40
2.80
72,720
14c
15c
11,950
2.27
2.70
31.185
Mining
23c
22c
25c
2,500
1
4.50
4.50
4.50
24c
24c
3,525
2,000
410
4.05
4.10
2,150
2.80
2.90
594
1
Luz Mines
•
•
Secord
3,635
1
Lamaque Gold
Laura
14 %c
•
Lake Shore Mines
Wasa
2.80
1
Mines
Osu
1.10
1
1,183
21
Candy
3
18%
18%
19
745
1.10
1.95
13c
Corp
Norgold. Mines
Jan
25
Mar
Norpax
3.75
Jun
3.55
Feb
Feb
North
Apr
Oil
&
Mines
Canadian
Oils
North Inca Gold
Jan
Northland
38c
Jan
North
May
North
Star
6.00
35c
Feb
4.45
Apr
North
3.55
Jan
Oils
Northern
Mar
21
May
common
Jan
Feb
85c
Mar
41c
Lexindin
Gold
Jan
Apr
Norvalie
22c
23c
10,500
20c
Mar
35c
Jan
2.90
3.10
17,710
3.65
Apr
Oakville
Loblaw
6,910
49
110
May
100
Jan
41
May
48
Mar
ig
18
19
947
18
May
21% Mar
23% Mar
26c
Jun
O'Leary Malar tic
2.80
Jun
19%
2,245
26c
509,168
17% May
6%c Jan
2.40
2.50
425
2.40 May
»
6%
7
200
isc
18c
20c
12,500
1
1 19
1.14
1.34
"1
~i
206,000
25c 26 %c
6,000
Yellowknife
Gold
Mines
1
Macmillian
8c
Gold
Mines
~1
"1
'.
Milling
~~i
Mines..
Malar tic Goldfields
Maneast Uranium Ltd
IIIHoc
Marcon
1
Oils
Ltd
Feb
Ontario
Loan
Jan
17 %c
Apr
Ontario
Steel
22,300
22,700
15c
May
104,500
33c
May
1 30
1.29
1.30
41
44
2,100
2,455
2 50
2.39
2.50
5,883
l 40
1.30
1.40
1,600
12c
13c
16,200
95%
95%
5
1 go
1.55
A?.
23 %c
1.60
4"i~
5,400
27c
99%
1U/2C
12,300
99%
25
35c
41c
26,200
19 %c
22c
11,500
10 %c
1
lie
4,000
29c
33c
75
22,370
2.70
3.10
104,600
1 15
o
1.25
Jan
May
17c
1.20
1.54
«ic
20 %c
94%
545
92% May
7
1,913
1.04
I
Porcupine
McKenzie Red Lake
McMarmac Red Lake
II""
McWatters Gold Mines
1
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Mentor Exploration & Dev
For footnotes see
•
1
■
IIIIII5O0
page 47.
043/
oqc
84
85%
390
35c
45c
57,333
k.
14c
18c
20,600
55-
53c 60 %c
32,400
60c
57c
63c
10,450
Feb
1.04 May
41%
94
,
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Mines
Jan
35
87%
47c
6Vz
lie
95C
91c
.
12c
.22,250
100
.
74c
Jan
35%
Apr
May
95 %
Apr
Jan
85c
Apr
.
.,
Jun
85c
Apr
7
May
\
27c
Apr
I
6 %. May
24,700
1.00
10c
Mar
4,500
'
1.00,
68c
Jan
1.30 May
41c
-
*
Apr
23c
llVzc Jan;
217,000
-
Feb
May
1.65 May
42c
16,335
42c
9%
13c
87
29%
90
73c
?
^
31c
116
35
67 %c
lie
*
1.30 Mar
Jan
56c
Mar
*
91c
»
.
2.60
,2.60
311,415
2.75
6c
6C
2.95
2.95
3.00
95c
99c
12
11%
12
27 %
1.
11%
«
25c
..
405
130
i
23
i
Feb
24
23
24
940
13 %
16
43,905
8.20
Feb
28c
27c
33c
48,500
26 %c
Feb
58c
40c
60c
15,500
40c
44c
41c
46c
44,400
41c
-
_
13
?
1
27% May
.
15%
•
L15
10%- Jan
11%
Apr
3.20
Jan.
52c
1,125
Pardee
12 %C
12 %c
15%
15%
86
12%
Apr
I
Apr
!
84
13c
lie
9,275
15%
10,305
86%.
450
Apr
<
Apr
!
"19 %
Jan
57c
May
89c
Apr
;
May
63c
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
77
Feb
60c
60c
11,600
52c
Feb
82c
1.09
113,100
78c
May
35c
34 c
36c
25,800-
27c
Jan
16c
Apr
18V* Apr
92
Apr
78c
1.99
43c
Apr
Feb
Mdy
11 %c
10 Vzc
12c
10,000
9%c Jan
23c
Feb
1
12c
11c
13c
23,700
11c
Jun
19c
Jan
1
85c
80c
87c
17,600
80c
May
4.75
Jan
1.53 Mar
6.75 Mar
5%
5%
300
I__IIIl
85c
83c
1.00
28,800
83c
May
1.90 Jan
50c
1.26
1.16
1.34
83,977
75c
Jan
1.60 May
32 %c
31c 32 Vic
-10,600
31c
May
39 %c Jan
-1
9.50
8.60
9.50
3,620
39
Apr
9% Mar
104
Feb
7% May
36
39%
1,585
49 Vs
49%
51
100
Mav
Feb
common
Peruvian
Oils
*
Mineral
Gas
May
45c
May
13c
May
25c
Apr
70c
Apr
1.37
Jan
-1
156
•
25'
25
26
1,725
2.10
2.00
2.20
8,300
1.48
1.41
1.67
20.850
1.45
Petrol Oil 8c
&
1.42
1.59
6,577
1.80
-1
Pitch-Ore
Placer
Uranium.
14c
Development
95% Mar
32c
May
-
Penmans
2.20 Mar
Jun
29%c Jan
Consol
12%
•
Powell
River
•
Powell. Rouyn Gold.
Power Corp
Prairie
Oil
Roy
1.95
2,900
11c 15 %c
39,950
12'
69c
55
.
Jan
—
—
10%
40
Apr
May
49 % May
53
Jan
22%
26
Apr
Feb
2.00 May
99c
1.35
1.76
Feb
Jan
Feb
3.40
Feb
2.25
Apr
2.25
Apr
2.20 Mar
Feb
lie
May
18c
12%
4,345
12
May
13% Feb
70C
1,600
63c
May
89c
56 %
1,205
52.
May
50c
•
55
7.85 Mar
23%
.
-
1.08
«
1
Apr
Jan
_1
Uranium Mines LtdPathfinder Petroleums
|
\
Mar
28% Mar
27
May
1
;
Amalgamated Mines
I
;
i
8%c Mar
2.50 Jan
3,100
.
3.10
Jan
;
:
Apr
46C
May
4a
7,550
..
1.15
Jan
1.78
11,400
.
12%
f
Jan
.21.000
25c 29 Vzc
27 Vi
95c-
n<
71c
24,700
.
6Vac
Jan
10,050
,
8c
•
:
—
Jan
39c
May
80% Jan
57c
9c
29,400
•
29c
Apr
6%
61
Feb
Jan
3.50
92%
1,059
140
27,000
1.50
Apr
qq
129,365
.6
11c
1.26
6%
/
2.90 May
14%c Feb
5'/a May
6
.10c
•
3.25
Jan
94
17% May
10c
Mines
:
JAn
Feb
1.35
1.60 May
Jun
14
5.70 May
Jan
-i
*
Uranium
Paymaster
7% May
49%
Feb
14
45C
„
Peace River Nat Gas
15c
48
80c
1,180
14
Jan
1.75
mil
Porcupine
Panel .Consol;
Pan Western Oils
Feb
70c
94
903,361
y«
.
Feb
7,425
»
1.60
1.20;
4.50
Apr
55,900
4014,
Mar
21c
1
5.20
23,650
6
65c
/ 22c
1
74c
8
•
_
Jan
May
25c
10o
common—
Pater
60c
8%c May
12,300
10
Eastern
Parker-Drilling
12 Vac
87,000
1.44 May
•
Apr
Feb
lie
82c
27C
,
;
;
—
Apr
2.15
8%c
17%C
—20
Mines.
35c
7%
common
Lake
49c
9%c
100
_
Jan
46c
_i
Jan
29c
3,125
2.60
•
-
Products
Copper
19 %c May
7%
...
2.65
41c
103
5.30
_•
Debenture
Pamour
Jan
Feb
1.55 May
&
1.70
Jun
41,900
^
McColl Frontenac
*
1,049,126
«
Pacific Petroleum
Page Hersey Tubes
95 %
comlZIII*
Maybrun Mines
Pacific
Jan
21 %c
1.25
Ltd
Osisko
Mar
Feb
20c
pfd
2.70 May
May
85c
7
1.49
48
1.44
7.90 Mar
6.70 May
Jan
12c
99% May
B
Ormsby Mines
Apr
54
inn
Ltd
class
1.51
24 Vac Feb
1.21 Mar
Fdb
1.11
20c
—9UC
Or'enada Gold-
57c
Jan
12%
5% %
2.30 Mar
40% May
2.20 Feb
,'48
__
Preferred
Mclntyre
8,775
-
1—
_
2.50
39c
—t
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Preferred
2.00
56c
17c
26 %c
Feb
20c
20c
1
May
Feb
95c
iniAr
~~
Apr
2.18
15c
1
"
23c
^
Apr
64% Mar
40c
Mar
Mar
87
mil
:
Exploration
_*,
Ontario Jockey Club common
Warrants
2.50
33c
21"l
Ltd
Jan
83c
•
Maritime Mining Corp
warrants
1.99
Apr
May
21c
•
.
May
8c
Jan
•
Rockland
Selections
May
1.44 May
15c
"loo
Mines
1.14
25c
38c
85c
12c
~
~
A warrants
3,000
10c
7%
Feb
1.90 May
83C
Jun
qc i/_
,
Mines
Gold
49,450
6%
Ogama
Oil
Opemiska
1
Maralgo Mines
Marcus
1.55
10c 11 %c
2 no
100
I—III"
pfd.
1.44
435/.
Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Mailman Corp pfd
Leaf
1 51
"""j
Hill
Mines
Macfie Explorations
Mackeno Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
25c
•
Macassa Mines
Macdonald
mil
Omnitrans
17%
18 %c
2.50
Lyndhurst Mining Co
""*»
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
18%
Jan
19 %c
35
I
^
Gold
75
25 %c
51%
1,100
1.44
10c
-
O'Brien Gold Mines.
65
_•
Maxwell
Obaska
Feb
1,355
Louvicourt Goldfields
B
57%
75
*
5,382
70c
-
43
*
58
32c
43c
Jan
Jan
19c
•
Wood Specialties
Lake Mines
75
A
Marigold
2.60 Mar
Jan
„~i
.
9c
51c
lie
1
41%
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
Maple
1.29 Jan
47
78,700
99,200
19,000
.100
Mines
42%
B
Loraega Gold
Lynx
Feb
1
«
London Hosiery Mills common
Class
1.61
48
27c
1.24
1.40
1
50
A
Class
1.45
48
_*
Coy preferred..
Class
145
•
5.29 May
29,800
L57
NUdulama Mines Ltd-
3 10
•
Tan
2-a'Z Jan
f
.11,755
14%:
Northern Quebec Power commonl
Northwestern
Util. pfd
—
68c
12 %c
A
lb.biO
76c
Mines
2,550
class
May
35c
16c
10c
:
Mines
Canada
87,600
Gold
*
4.25 Mary
6
Trinity
78c
Lac
May
7.00
Warrants
23c
Groceterias
31c
May
1.37 Jan
539,438
2.60
1
Oil
18c
Long
Apr
19c
_20c
77c
Class B
Apr
3.00
Feb
17c
Apr
Apr
6.70
1.34
IIIi
78c
Loblaw
1 ic
3,750
24,700
.
,»
,
7.60
20c
,
5.10*
Ltd
igc
2.70
2.15
3,399
'
Feb
8.%c Jan
.22,000
..
(12C
•
—
1
•
2.38
97,344
,
55
common
Rankin
Feb
25c
1
Little
31 %c
14C
1
Ltd
™—J
Warrants
Apr
3.25
Jan
Gold
Liberal Petroleum
Feb
19c
i_.
Leitch Gold
1
Fbb
16c
69,200
6.70
1
:
Normetal Mining
Lencourt
Mines
Apr
27c
15 Vzc May
22c
57
1
Mines
May
Feb
17
98c
Apr
Jan
95c
.1
——
May
2.80 May
2.65
Jan
15c
4.25
1.07
•
Mines
Nordon
Apr
1
Gold
25
4.30 Jan
24c
23c
11c
-
19c
23C
Feb
IT4 Apr
1.T5 May
18,425
4.25
3.85
33c
May
32c
Mines
Acme
Noranda
MAr
2.70
Jan
1.90 May
22c
-
Apr
54c. ;Feb
*
1.00 Apr
194,400
29c..
.17c
May
56c
22,400
2.60,. ■J
3.60
,
2.17
Jan
20c
3.20 Mar
Jan
25 %c
2.42
Lingman Gold Mines
La
10 %c
2.47
Cinch Mines
Lake
18C
3.80
22%
Mining & Exploration
Lake
Lake
Mines—
•
Ltd
Lake
Lake
Thurbois
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—
No rial'tic
Labrador
Lake
New
Jun
lie
.27c
27C
Tdku
Jan
20%
86,558
Apr
Apr
-26,000
24c..
3.55 / 3.95
3.85
10 %c
12 %c
20c
(John)
71c
20c
Feb
1
Ltd
Oils
Labatt
60c
21c
-
50c
14>%c May
61,865
-
12c 12 %c L
Jan
1
^
Kirkland Townsite
75c
1.15
15c I6V2C
8c
79c
39,400
12c
Gold. Mines-
17%
2.20
93,025
56c
68c:
Minda-Scotia.
33c
396,179
.
30c
21c
17c
Myiamaqpe Explor.
14,433
3.90
1.67
1.40
21 %C*
1.00
20%
74C
30c -4.
1.19 May
.
1
19%
.
Feb
40c
Rouyn--.
Superior .Oils
.
Apr
33c
May
.
Jan
May
2.20
Mar
69C.
3.10
Apr
6jc
Apr
1.48 Mar
27c
Manitoba! Gold—
Newnorth
21c
22c
—.—'
Feb
Jan
2.06
1.76 May
7,600
2,775
Newlund Mines
Apr
:
171,650
29,750
Senator
1.90
App
31c
Rduyn Merger™
Roy ran Capper
3.25
Jan
Mar
L15
Jan
22c 25 %C
Mines
New
77c
1.95 May
54c
90c
c
27 %C
23c
6
75o
New
2.20
1.95 May
28c
——<
1.00 May
1
v
3.25 May
.
1
Mines
Kelore
New
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'
•
Jaculet
New
...
Feb
—.—1
Apr
49 %c Feb
•
Bay
1.00
Feb
Apr
•
Mines
Hosco
New
Mar
13 %c May
May
1.50 May
4,075
Feb
Apr
31c
■
May
70c
Apr
2.08
Mar
62c
1.01,
—1
>■
Jan
3.20
50c
Mining
Highridge
New
1.50
Mar
2.01
-in
.76c
74c
--
93c
Feb
1.50
14,275
Jan
1
Hudson
30,500
102,150
2.70
_5Qc
—1
98c
Copper
21c
1.59
80C
1
±.
175,810
Warrants
Kirkland
17c
1.50-
19c
1.53
——
1.36
12c
41c
May
17c
V
May
62c
2.74
*
1.00
•
4.10
1.40 May
57c
—1
Explorations
Harrlcana^,
1.25
1
Feb
26c
New Goldvue. Mines..
New
Jan
New
*
67,400
Gas
New
Apr
New
8,-500
Apr
1.60
53c
Jun
"9c*
46c
1.70
May
8%c
22c
1.55
22c
9c
7,500
,45c
50c
20%
Apr
30c
1.76
28c
1
44
48c
Jan
1
34
1.55
Jan
—-
Jan
Jan
1.81
Mar
Mines
6.95 Mar
3.10
39% Mar
*
14c
'
Jan
28%
—1
2.60 Mar
Jan
6%
6*50
—1
42 % May
May
<
200
—1
1.33
.
2,200
Fortune Mines.
4.75
Feb
28% Mar
Apr
42
Dickenson, Mines
3.85
1.47
-
29%
.
New
1.60 Mar
1
4%
59c
—;
—
Petroleum^—
Chamberlain
28c
Gold
325
Mar
14Jan
1.40
1.58;
New
Renville Gold
Kerr-Addison
4.40
3.75
Concord
9%c
2.05
2,000
„
15
55%c May
26 % Apr
1
Mines
Calumet
New
241,452
3,500
28
5%
42:
New British Dominion Oil
261,574
14,000
2.35
63,700
*
15c
2.20
65c
5
1
24c
2.25
55 %c
2.15 Mar
:
Apr
1
—-—
50c
15c
IIV2
—
Gold
Bidlamaque
Bristol
14c
.
May
11% Feb
27%
——I
:
20c
28c
350
230
New
52c
95c
51,950
12
12
131% Mar
Jan
26,009
Feb
Mar
1.65 Mar
Mlty
12
Delhi. Mines—™—
May
31,766
Apr
Mar
9% May
Apr.
1.02
New
26c
37c
Feb
1.20
Apr
51c
1.00
1.26
4,740
Apr
61,475
33c
18%
49
Develop^—_r—_
New Continental Oil of Canada-
27,250
95c
90c
6 %
New
40c
35c
Feb
16% May
New
Jan
1.00
75c
39%
Jan
20c
•
-6% Mar
—
Alger Mines
New
1
____1
1.02
■r
29%
Athona Mines
38c
:
3.95
Jan
11%
—
14c
,
Feb
5
2.90
918
1.30
.10
N6w Jkson Gold
10,000
1.25
corn-
.
50c
Ltd—
Co
20 %c
Feb
Apr
May
1.00 Mar
30 %c May
435
Jan
16%
Feb
21c
94c
May
3,950
9%
15% Apr
40%
Feb
8,375
5.00
29%
27c
Petroleum
23c
Ltd
Mines
Mining
Jowsey
18,850
3.75
1.65
2.75
Jan
60c
56,458
45
8%
1.25
1
1
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
2.95
3.45
1.60
5,994
43%
—
.——1
Mines
Joburke
Jan
May
1.60
38%
r
98% May
V:
13% May
27% Jan
37%
1
1
Minerals Ltd
(1939)—
Jeanette
86c
16%
Apr
2.80 Mar
May
4,15
Jan
2.50 Mar
45c
22% Jan
Feb
46
28
225
7,300
Mines—
Mines
New
Apr
Jan
38 %
2.85
1
•
Exploration
Jellicoe
1,198
17,000
13%
76C
4.35,
New
33
1
Mining
Jacobus
34
1.15
13%
75c
*25fl
New
11%
Jan
90c
1.06
100
1.25
Drug & Chemical
National
Mar
Jan
Jan
33%
33%
18,865
5%
Steel- Car———
10
78%
3.15
5%
Trust
1.74
126%
40c
2.90
18
,
Apr
145
30 %c
3.10
—
National
85c
Mar
14,046
151,640
9
National
1.16 Mar
41
80c
44% '
Feb
58%
Jan
92%
,
89
60c
63c
Apr
52% May
12% Feb
May
127% 128%
41
__
80c
4.50
Feb
1.61
t-
1,910
Works
Apr
6.00 Mar
Jan
1
•
Waite Mining
Jaye
14%
24c
-w'f„50
25
75c
52c
May
275
40
92%
*
8
Bldg. Credits...
interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
:
Iron, Bay Mines..
Isotope Products Ltd
Interprovincial
22,475
2.06
Ltd
National Grocers pfd-——— --—20
•
National Hosiery Mills class B_
Apr
61
11
1.70
4.35
National Explorations
79
45%
36c
38c
42
May
49
32c
24
,
\ll% Apr
67% May
53
1,460
68
55
25,870
36c
common..—
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Life Assurance—...—
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Indian
Lake
Gold..
1
Industrial Acceptance common
•
Inglis (John) & Co
"
Jan
1.98
Preferred
83 % May
Feb
37
420
FeD
1.60
Brass
National
May
10%
Feb
6.95
4,206
Mar
49
Apr
24,646
J.OU
500
Mar
'
15% Mar
7.60
8.40
76%
79
35c37%c
37 37%
9.50 10.00
8.20
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining &
4,671
668
1.60 May
76,987
•
30% Mar
Feb
2,339
13%
12%
48
12%
—•
Paper common.
12
12%
12%
•
Mar
229,601
Corp. common-
Nam a
•
—
81c
1.60
2.00
-
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
14%c May
22%
Apr
1.33 May
4.15
Mouela
39 %c May
5%c Jan
18
Feb
J
Apr
Feb
10c
40c
May
75c
24%
Co
Knitting
1.41
1.62
27c36%c
155,300
May
14
466
102,470
1.50
Mines—_—
Ore
30c
1.48
24c
40,100
15
4.00
—
Mogul Mining Carp—.Monarch
Ltd
Co
B
Hoyle
Jan
13c
•
——
A
Class
17 %c
—®
Canada-
Dauch
8c
Bollinger Consol
5,000
8,000
•
Ltd
Highwood Sarcee Oils—
High Ctest Oils
Hinde
Endeavour
18c
••
27c
Apr
22% Mar
1.10
15,
95c
1.58
I—
Corp
Mining
18c
24c*
Jan
4.65
**
Mining
14c 15 %c
Jan
4.35
Apr
—
11%
18
30c
Jun
4.10
Uranium
1.70 May
19c
Jan
May V
--
1
:—1
1
1
Lake—
Red
Gold
Heath
80c
1
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
12 %c
55,900
1,750
•
.'
Lake
Vi
17
Brick
Milton
Jan
1
Mines
Gold
Hasaga
22,000
*■
8%
Jan
5c
1.95,
Petroleums
City
2.55
*
Gas
Warrants
Mill
High
2,000
80,750
~Il
—
Industries
Low
10c
3.25
15
1.08
——
Mining
.
27c
•
Light. &: Power common
Midcon .Oil 8c Gas——
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
5c
18%
-1
Uranium Mines-.
Meta
26c
19%
15% May
3.10
.1
Mining
Shares
3.00
5C*
I
Petroleum
Merrill
Jan
1.49
23
•
——
20%
Merrill Island
"■
for Week
Low
Knit—
Chipman
Mercury
Feb
15c
.
«—i—1
Lime 8c Alabastine
Gypsum
63c
48c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1.09
Jan
50c
9.50
30
—
Gwiliim Lake Gold
High
•
86.184
17%
—_
.
-
Products
Gurney
Low
16c
.
Last-
Sale Price
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Shares
63c
21
—
Week's
Friday
54c
1
I
STOCKS
49c
21
57c
—10
Ltd
Mines
Gulch
*
,
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
Sales
****
J
50c
1.000
49c
Jan
57%
58%
615
52%
Feb
4.75
5.65
5,900
3.30
Jan
Mar
62 %
Apr
72c
Jan
59 % May
6.90
Apr
Volume
Number
183
5539
.
.
.
The Commercial am} Financial Chronicle
(2687)
1-
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
''
Sale Price
'
Par
,
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
1
*1 Prices
Shkra
STOCKS
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
,.
High
.
.
Border
President
P
R
M
Gold
1
Electric
*-
:
1
Dome
Uranium
Mines
Gas
33
2—
:
.3.00
■,
1,250
*■
7,040
3.15
'
1.85
% 6,750
2.10
2.38
26c
30c
1
1.95
Feb
44
Jan
2.75 May
1.50 May
*
1.75
54,700
"
Chlbougamau Gold
I
2.20
2.10
2.33
65,685
2.03
2.05
2.20
14,580
44 y8
9,200
36c
Feb
53c
•
17
16%
18
8
Jan
21% May
13c
Jan
20c
Trend
Triad
Feb
19c
V". 87/650
ll7/a
11 %
11%
4,290
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manltou Mines
Quebec
i
1.25
1.20
1.28
6,550
Metallurgical
Quemont
Quinte
3.60
3.75
3.80
Jan
Prairie
11
9,013
3.60 May
'26'A
261/4
27%
3,158
May
25% Feb
30c
rights—-—
70c
70c
75c
1,650
70c
A
120
1.10
1.28
41,560
;
.
30;
Jun
Rare
Earth
Ravrock
Reef
Explorations
Reeves
1.43
1.30
1.55
1
3.90
3.85
4.50
——1
1.75
1.60 « 1.90
—*
Mining Co
Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
1
s.
•
15c
1
MacDonald
1
Regent. Refining
•
.Renable
12c>
1
Mines
Rexspar Uranium
pfd
Rio
Rupununi
Riverside
Mines
Silk
class
Ltd
—J.—
10
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
40c
99
99
21C-;
/
,
6,787
23c
250
92 c;
•
•
1.00
10
United
Oils
United
Steel
Royal Bank of Canada
Rights
Royalite Oil
Russell
10
4.25
.—
Industries
St
Lawrence
Cement
St
Lawrence
Corp
St
Michael
San
Ltd.
Saskatchewan
Cement
Rainbow
Oils
A
Sicks'
40c
88c
12c
12,600
10,530
70
108
2.10,^2.20
2,100
2.10 May
2.10
2.20
9,900
1.75
2.95
2.85 >3.05
8,485
81 Vis-
2.55
509
65
62,767
68
26 %
I
10
!
10
850
26%* 27
25% i'25%
2a
2
19 %"•(: 19 %
class
Jan
Jan
V-
Feb
V
11
11; 11'A
406
*
Rot—
•
pfd__—2
19%
2,307
1.03
99,220
>:__
16
275
25c
24 %c i 26c
50,700
90o:
16%
.
-.50
.
Oil
•
X
50
51
35c
32c>
48c
45c
52c
40,910
*
1.60
.1.30 *
1.70
16.560
•
35c
34c-,
45c
36,500
Oils
Oils
Standard Paving & Materials
—•
Olsen
•
——.—;-
-
Rock
Stuart
•
Oil
Iron
Mines:
1
Cons
Superior
:
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary.:
_;
common.....
16c %
5.60
&
Minerals
Cons
Gold
50o
Pearson
90c
96c
.
30
50
2,300
1.30 Feb
730
■
r
Yale
Lead
&
70c
Feb
Mar
25c
3,926
lie
22 VB
23%
3,005
20%
35%
Jan
23
23
24%
3,041
21
May
36 Va
Jan
96
96
76
96
May
104 %
'
:
10c
11c
11c
15,500
10 %c
11c
11,300
29%c
26c
38c
27,100
14
13'%
14
890
1.85
1.80
1.88
40c
42c
41c
1
15%c
15 %c 16 %c
12,900
16,500
1
13 %c
13c 13 %c
31c
53
Feb
45c
6,500
II,703
710
150
30
50
-201/4
80
V 1:25
21,700
Feb
».
1.30 May
16 Vac Jan'
34%
Mines
1,539
3.15
4,000
55c
'89c
Jan
11 %c May
22
57%
20%c
Jan
28 Va
Jan
80
15 %
13%
5.00
7%
15,060
.10
85c '■>
42
Towagmac Exploration
:
Explorations
Oils
Trans Era Oils
i
•
'.40
__1
305
8
Apr
46
50
43
Feb
51
Mar
11
11%
1,765
11
May
13%
5 "
•
•
*
11%
5.30
5.30
5.50
959
,8.10
Jan
•
23%
22 y4
23%
700
30%
Jan
*
18 %
18 %
18%
100
18% Feb
21V8*Jan
i____♦
common
32
30
32
575
27
Jan
32
Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
Coast
Feb
*
Canadian
1.20
Consolidated Paper
Westinghouse
Copper
•
50
19% May
Dalhousie
Mar
DuPont
26%
Feb
May
103%
Jan
Gaspe
1.20 May
1.85
Apr
Hayes
1.43
Mar
Oil
47
of
Copper
Steel
International
Paper
common
Interprovincial
2.75
fl.00
Feb
1.33
Feb
Utilities
20c
20c
3,000
20
20%
1,815
30
Feb
24 % Mar
42
42
35
39
Feb
45
24%
24%
100
24
92%
92%
37
50%
53
1,425
30%
30%
50
com___•
,
Pato
Power
&
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
54c
Feb
Universal
40c
58c
Feb
Yukon
3.00 Feb
Jan
May
May
24%
Gold
Gold
1.27
284
46%
690
38%
Mar
•
12
12
400
12
75
75
139
74% May
92
25
35
36
150
49%
49%
49%
25
43
38
38
40
357
38
__1
5.65
5.50
5.65
2,560
4.00
4.00
4.25
60G
92
Mar
a
Odd lot sale
226
55,000
13c
Jan
25c
42
41%% 42%
1,029
44
4IV2,
1.56
Jan
Jan
39c
45c
123,500
30c
Feb
Corp
Feb
52
5.50 May
4.00
67 Vb
69%
760
50
56
60 Vb
555
56
Apr
62c
7,000
57e
Jan
24%
75
23 Yb
Apr
Feb
Feb
t
(not Included in year's
range).
I
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Jan
Feb
in- year's
2.50 Apr
2.50 May
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Apr
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range),
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wl When Issued,
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price.
sale
Admitted to unlisted trading
privilege!,
sale
Belling ex-iriterest.
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Xx-liquldiatlng dividend.
(Un)
:
Ex-dividend.
j
(not
Included
In
year's range).
Kz-rlghts.
■
Ex-stock
dividend.
Apr
Apr
Jan
6.75 Mar
*'■
May
60 %c
24%
51
Jun
62c
24%
42
Jan
68%
,
Feb
Jan
100 »/2 Mar
33% Feb
60Vb
1
14
80
5.15
Jan
71% May
67
Apr
68 %c Jan
25
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
5.75 May
54c
86
May
10
Gold
142% May
50% May
Jan
12
No par value.
40
1.60
Feb
75
•
Jan
8,200
109
♦
36%
49
Jan
1.23
1
Mines
—
25
I 44%
Feb
Apr
36
May
•
Products
37
•
94%
30 Mi
*
—
5.75 May
29
56
45 VB
*
Apr
Apr
Apr
May
1.27
2.50
Mines
25 %c
92% May
Feb
*
Paper
Consolidated
21
-
Feb
34
45%
1.25 Mar
3.00 May
170
6
& Ontario Paper
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common
16,750
42,853
May
5
Inc
25,235
2.05
14
41% May
7%
Minn
Apr
Jan
2.45
Jan
Jan
•
Mines
Products—
Jan
'
Jan
6%
33%
Mar
May
1.83
82
400
4,699
-
.
1
Securities
International Ytilities
Maclaren
Jan
11
40%
50
Canada
Jan
Mar
46
Jan
Jan
May
•
Apr
15c
335
22
*
*
2.05
47
6%
Feb
38
40
•
common
Preferred
.'Apr
43
Jan
43c
6.00 Jan
25
10%
5
-•
6.70 May
Jan
2.00
,
Feb
Lumber
Bridge
2.45
,
14 V.
Glass
May
41% May
Apr
1,480
Dominion
40
Mar
24%
22
Jan
Apr
45
*
"21%
1.50 May
25c
May
175
Jan
38% May
Western
16 %
44
17%
Canadian
550
4
935
2,230
24
3,298
14c
40%
21%
32
51,217
19c
38%
21
40
Jun
43%
37
;
5% May
Jan
20' 20%
"20
._1
*
6%
46
May
Dominion
42c
High
5%
46
4.55
22 Vac
Feb
80c
Low
5%
19
'
3,000
Range Since Jan. 1
Mi gh
Low
5
Sugar—
Investments
Industries common
3.00 4 3.60
~~k
__
A_
42
85c
flkaree
28
2.00 May
45C
fer Week
777
13,945
32c
Inlee
Range
627
Jun
:«
Wtck'f
ef Prleei
2,512
Zellers
Trusts.—-—
preferred'.
Canadian
Apr
43c
38c
31
11
25 %c
Jan
500
4.80
11
43c
Bronze
Jan
2.25
Jan
54c
38c
20%
Feb
25 %c
Dredging
Dominion
Vinegars
Jun
75c
70c
19
10% Mar
1,200
May
May
63,850
4.55
200
5,045
May
35c
45c
30%
150
856
14c
4.55
16,500
-1
;
class
&
Canadian
Mar
11
1.75
May
20 %
11c
3.30
Finance
Apr
•10%
•
Elevators
General
Canada
Canada
•
Loblaw
75c
Apr
2.6Q Jan
1.50 May
*
*
16 %
Jan
Apr
Apr
,10c
27% May
Jan
Jan
,
3.00
•
185
1.60
Feb
•
•411/2
1.70
2.09
25c
1
41%
6.70 ! 7.05
Jan
General
17c
7.00
55c
25c
11c
Marconi
10
"? 2.25
May
15 %c Jun
Canadian
Feb
2.00
40c
15% May
2.07 Jan
May
Canadian
Jan
2.10
Apr
Feb
1.80
Fonda
1
8%
9'/a
11
*
Co
Gold
3.50
lOr
Apr
52c
-Apr
5%
*
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto
Feb
Feb
Corp
.—
Brown
26%
40
Apr
16 Vac
Exchange - Curb Section
Last
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Apr
101
16%c
May
3.95 May
Apr
8c
_1
Toronto
Feb
May
25
26c
Apr
6,006
;
38c
Par
National
2.90 Mar
25
May
9%c Jan
*
37c
1
68c
18c
2.25 May
10c
1.21 May
1
Mines
43c
Mining
Andian
Apr
1,225
25c
2.25
Sale Price
Jan
42%
Jan
10c
Feb
3.40 Mar
4iy*c Feb
.23,745
242
10 %c 10 %C
Friday
Apr
5,243
io%- '}
1
;
10%c
2.15
1.50
2.25
1
Jan
60c
7%
10%
—*
2.10
Canadian
"
1.30
11
2.13
STOCKS
'
13c
1
_
,
90c
7
10%C
A_
Toronto Stock
Apr
1.22
10 %c
•
Apr
51
Feu
859
'
Knitting class
Feb
May
Jan
8
llc>
Jan
16c
f102
12c
Mines
17% May
20c
61c
25/25%
3.25% 3.50
30 A
Bear
Apr
Jan
14,500
">5;60
>
Yellowknife
1.16 May
43c
Apr
2.17 May
1,845
1
Oil
Mines
Jan
22
May
Feb
Apr
13%
Feb
44
1.20 Apr
35c
Apr
4,025
•
;
Zinc__
Canuck
May
Jan
25c-
43
Mar
1.70
14
-
Jun
Jan
16%
50
Apr
36
1.10
•
Gold' Mines
Yellcwrex
May
2.04
■
22%
1
Yankee
Jan
May
35y« Mar
29% Jan
1.72
40%
36'
Apr
Apr
21
May
55,341
19c
101
10
Torbrlt Silver Mines
Empire
5
1.20
*
common
Tiara Mines
Trans-Canada
33,502
19%
1
•
Thompson-Lund mark
Trans
30
1.65
1
*
1.22
•
common
Mines
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
.5%
30
•
1.70 May
Jan
*
A
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wright-Hargreaves
May
80c
•
Prefeired
Traders
18c
1
1
Industries
Gold
30
100
1
Bylvanlte Gold
Texas Calgary
*
1
27,345
20
.
Oils
5.00
7%
25
3.50
—
Preferred
*
77c
17c
25
.
i84c
83c
_1
*
5,508
54,893
12c
17% '<19 V4
15%
15%
*
common
...
1 000
"'.,.*190
2.25, 2.90
1
:
Preferred
^Warrants
Inlet
15%
960
12c
10%c'$
1
:
Mines
Propane
18%
*
Sturgeon River Gold
Budbury Contact
:
21 % Mar
12c
Coghlan
Bulolo
59% 163%
2.60
11c
405
"
■
58c
24%
24
61
Steeioy Mining*
?
11 %c
24%
-
*
"'(411/4
"•-1
5,100
50
46
55c-
—1
Canada
8ieep
39
1
Gold
Bros
■-
41%
*.
25c*
46%
*.
8tanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Tombill
30c
Apr
Apr
Apr
Feb
9,500
36
Windward
Apr
15% Jan
15c
13c
1.70
Winchester Larder
Mar
Jan
1.40 Jan
Wiltsey
Mar
52c
120
1
4
__*
Stedman
May
36c
96c
May
18% May
22,800
Zulapa
93c
1
Jan
90c
•yec Feb
50c
28 Va Mar
11
3.40
.610
46c
27c
19%
18
2.05 May
Jan
51c
14
Mar
2,100
1
•
Zenmac Metal
20,900
19%
60c
47% Apr
1.80 May
26% Feb
;
72,900
47c
•
29 % Mar
93,292
Mines
Union
Feb
55c 75 V2C
>
Feb
20c
1
29c
1.10'fl.40
*
May
1.40 May
23
Jan
1.55
Petroleums
51%
Jail
Apr
5.50 Jan
19%
Wilrich
Jan
3.85
67c
—•
2uc
35%
II,650
90
1.40
A
1.10
3.25 Apr
30c
2.35
2.69
Feb
1
Ltd
16% May
22%c Mar
2.17
14c
105
Jan
Mar
6,457
'
20,300
2.98 May
74% Mar
2.34
2.50
Jan
Jan
Feb
>14%
91c
Jan
40c
79c
1
155
"
Jan
r——_50c
Mines
Ltd
'%
•
15c 15% c
19%
5
Mines
Dairies
15c
1
*
1.65
Jan
7.85
Jan
Willroy Mines
3.90 Mar
Mar
%
22c
Jan
35
Apr
May
May
43c
Apr
23% May -
125
6.25
36c
15 %
Jan
Valley
Taylor
14c
15c
100
11%
*'
common
Bpooner
.
B
Yukeno Mines
trust
28%
Apr
23% Jan
25c
York
360
30%
19% Feb
20%c Jun
•
Apr
10
v'
__
Mar
Mar
8.60 Feb
65% May
Preferred
;i9c
47% May
9c
30
Mar
37c
-
1.55
*
Petroleum
class A
class
2.25 May
>;
Spanish American Mines Ltd
•
Breweries.
Petrol
(Geo)
10%
■
.
61
Jan
18%
1.55
:
Warrants
Weston
Feb
Southern
Tandem
Naco
Jan
8.80
•
Southam
Tamblyn
Western
Oil
Mines
Canada
7.75
Van
Bwltson
19%c
Gas
1.35
Somerville
Surf
1
Maygill
4,400
1
.4.
common
Surety
24c
36,874
Slater
i.
23c
^8.90
Gold
Buillvan
24c
Mines
8.50
Siscoe
Rights
'
Feb
6.88
Apr
Mar
10 y« Apr
Apr
220
May
11% Jan
Apr
1.47
Jan
2.15
:•
j
Corp
Standard
of
•
Malartic
<il.90
Bilverwood
Bteel
46,800
1.50
common
Starrat
72c
1.64
Simpsons
.
56c
50c
Silver-Miller
«
70c
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
1.19 Mar
May
_•
Gold
Mining
riouns
Ll
15c
Gordon
•uocan
50
18
Jan
2.65
2.15
•
Silver
3,573
15
17c
Breweries
Silknit
6,080
68 %
1
Voting
Bilanco
14%
66
92 %
Jun
■
.
14%
•
15
West
15% May
14Va Jan
May
2,050
17c
14
V
15
50
Shirriff-Horsey
;;
53,600
sac :a.oo
48
120
39,445
7,500
•
W
&
preferred
Creek
Sherritt
>
40c,i 48c
88c
|
70c
67%
iWeedonf
Apr
,
Mines
1945 Mines
Shaw'key
Bheep
Feb
45c
48
2.39
67c
*
G
Waterous
5.70 Mar
May
1
82
26
2.17
67c
1
39,565
Equipment
Pyrite Copper
Walker
Jan
Mar
Apr
65% Mar
Jan
<f
26
2.30
10
1
Waite Amulet
Jan:"-
1.90
May
81
830,090
Decalta
J.
Security Freehold Petroleums
Bhawlnigan Water & Power com
I,740
1.80
Grocers
80
12c;* 13c
40
1.45
Western
16
HIT 112
38%
Western
50c
Ltd
Grey Trust
Mines
Oils
Class B
2.65 >?2.80
39
1.78
Western
2,128
12c
Violamac
Vulcan
;
Jan
I,300
1
•
1
Ltd
32c
Jan
83
200
130.
4.00
18c
17%
5,100
-
••
28c
70c.
81%
95c
3.80
24%c
12Va
15%
30c
1
Ltd
Jan
11
55,750
15 VB
*
Explorations
Apr
16%
>__
Alloys
Consol
Victoria &
13
May
4.00 May
535
•
Debentures
Class
12%
1
...
Bapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry
Feb
1
—
Gold
12
2.45
'
Jan
2.65 May
34c
Apr
56 %
12'/a
•
___—1
Mines
Gold
River
A
—:
Uranium
Antonio
Band
class
17,450
91c
Jun
14,650
27c
2.30
15 %
1
2,233
225
1,875
-
22c
1
Ashley
457%
1,670
6.50
•
Mines
Western
10c
13%
Corp
Feb
12c
13
32%
6.25
2.37 "
26c
32c
13%
.30
6.50
*
May
5,000
•
1,650
27,800
25c
15c
6,298
•
common.
160
23c
*
33,805
56 lA
30
21%
—1
Products
4.00',4.25
57%
,
Mines
Westeel
14c
,
30
21 %
20 %c
%
West
37c
13c
30
21%
Feb
32c
3,650
20%c
"
Jan
6,600
6,766,
•'
8.50 Jan
40
*
12
%c
13c
Vandoo
Apr
75c
Jan
15c 15
32c
1
7.00
May
73c
12c 13 %c
1
23c
6.85
10
9,050
100
_*
22 %c
25
;
Upper Canada
Mar
102
May
10
15'/2c
Consolidated
May.'
11%
pfd__
;
Montauban
Ventures
2.60
May
21c
23c
6.90
68
12% Jan
1.70 Mar
-
6,166
92c
——1
Roxana Oils
35c
B
Vico. Explorations
2.64
Apr
99
.
335
*
Apr
27c
Jan
2.25
50
*
Rowan
6,700 '
11 V4j.ll %
*
common
500
1.90'< 2.00
21 %c
1
Little
Roche Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
2.50
class
.
United
Jan
2.85
Jail '
48
_1
.-s
Hill
6.05
,
2 01 Mar
10
Inv
2.50 Mar
Jun
47
Jan
May
1.80
1.60 May
8 VaC
2,070
--
*
Robinson
10 %
35%c
38c
1
A
1,000
1.97
1
v
22,500
2.41
100.
Palmer Oil--
3.85
45,795
15c
10%
—1
—
Reynold Aluminum
:Rio
9,700
34,310
•
2.25^-2.70
—
1.10 May
1.30 May
16,022
47%
*
United Keno
Mar
'
9.00
«
Mines.—
Apr
..
A
_,
Fuel
Vanadium
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rainville Mines Ltd
class
Feb
75c
is—1
class
B
Estella
United
Apr
4.60
18c
Class
United
Apr
1.94
*
Prod
T
Ltd
16c
8.25
1
:
Corps
15c
8.80
_1
Mining
I5%c>
4,650
.12,800
•
United Asbestos
Apr
32c
•
;
Apr
■15
Apr
.
•
Petroleum
Union Gas of Canada
May
3.50
Feb
1.20
Pipeline
Oil
Union
4.85 Mat
9%c Jan
15,450
18c 21 Vac
21%c
1
Mining
Milk
,.
'
*/>.
Queenston Gold Mines
•
66%
Jan
2.45
2.05 May
14c
HigK
9,381
Jan
45c
2.15
—L
Low
68
Trans
2.75 May
' v* 15c
1
—
•
42c
Apr
Apr
—1
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Line
40c
United
Quebec
Pipe
Raage Sinee Jan. 1
High
62 %
5.40
-
Low
41c
9.40
-1
Oil
Shares
•
Jan
,
,
Mountain
for Week
Transcontinental* Resources
*
8.30
Feb
15c
Trans
Apr
Apr'
5.25 May
.
'
Purely Mica Mines:
23 %c
5.60 May_
552,650
30c
19%
2,740
1.65
.
Jan
1.60
2,745:
2.25
—*"
Ltd
6.00
3.00
" 185
*
Producers
6c
200
„
6.80
5.25 4
•
33 Va
6.35
5.50
1
.jWarrants
Prospectors Airways
1.60
6.40
*
79.415
Sales
Range
•f Prices
isle Prioe
Par
...
20c
1.60
—
10
East
Pronto
17c *
20c
*
*
Inc
Preston
Provo
*
Last
..
V
"
.
1
Premier
Week's
Friday
fttr Week
Low
-
FOR
Sales
Range
*
4f
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
Monday, June 4, 1956
....
(2688)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
June 1
Quotations for Friday,
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Far
Mutual Funds—
6.07
8.41
9.14
3.91
4.27
10'4
9«/4
16.39
10.75
11.62
5
}
22.41
24.23'
General Fund,
(1954) Ltd——Canadian Fund Jnc--r-;
Canada
6.13
23.32
25.21
16.93
Shares Trust————I
Chemical Fund Inc
»®®
Contury
20.77
5.60
Fund Inc—}
13.45
19.19
.
8.19
12.44
—}
18.31
600
Securities com—100 1-4,000 14,
Christiana
Preferred
—100
1
Inc—_—
Investmei
Commonwealth Stock Fun
Composite Bond & Stock
Colonial Fund
Commonwealth
Inc
141
'
9.35
-1
.
'
1
-1
11.84
lc
2.94
3.12
Inc—10c
8.06
33.95
36.70
1
10.47
—•
Inc———1
1
38.49
2.77
^
20.03
*
J
—
Inc
industries
3.99
jjaa
Corp——
Capital
General
Investors
Trust
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares-Aviation
8.05
17.64
3.41
3.71
13.93
15.22
Fund
8.23
7.57
Wide Securities Co
11.77
7.58
„1
Income
Series
—-1
Dividend Series
———1
Stock
Series-.————-—l
Growth Stock Series.
1
New
England Fund-1
New York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
1
8.74
9.55
6.12
6.69
4.72
5.16
8.43
Fund
Street
Pioneer
Fund
(T
16.58
8.98
9-35
lc
——
11.17
Fund Inc
16.52
—
17.02
1
a24.33
*
11.18
Fund—1
12.15
1
7.93
8.67
Shares_l
10.11
10.99
1
10.62
11.61
Ltd—__1
15.52
16.87
Science Fund
United
United
Canada
Funds
:
of
Franklin
7.58
9.51
10.28
lo
10.53
11.52
Whitehall
Fund
Inc—
1
12.34
13.34
lc
10.78
11.80
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.38
5.81
1
Mutual
1
Inc
Wellington Fund
8.30
9.07
1
Fund
13.52
14.74
10
119
Aetna
Insurance Co—
lo
66
Aetna
Life
10
179
—
Insurance Co
Agricultural
10
Par
Home
69%
190
—5
Insurance
of
Co
Jefferson
North
Standard
35
37
22%
24%
American
38
41
Life
American
26
28%
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
conv
preferred:.
5
•1.25
American
Maryland
27
28%
4
5
Merchants
Fire
25
27
Merchants
&
17%
20%
National
10
48
53
National
Co__I
5
34
36%
New
Amsterdam
Assn
5
26%
28%
New
Insurance
Ins
Life
Ins
Natl
Connecticut
of
Life
General
(N J)
Amer
Ins
Forster
Jtmployees
Employees
York
General
Life
Hanover
N.
Bank
100
37%
12'%
—10
117
23%
41%
25%
332
344
63%
18
20
2
7%
10
8%
40
25
215
43%
225
-t—2
10
46%
50'%
Duke
41%
44'%
32%
Fire
5
...
-1986
Light
Fire
Pacific
Indemnity
Peerless
F)
77
Kentucky
10
24
25%
Lowenstein
2
Y)
(Texas) —10
13
15
70
75
.6.25
Providence-Washington
77%
Reinsurance
51%
54%
Republic
58
102%
101 V*
&
.
Trust—25
-
_
(N
&
98
101%
99
102%
Sons—
3%s
55
57
—10
60%
64%
Security
—10
43'%
Trust
61
54%
58%
55-/2
59%
20
Co.,
57
25
Bank
20
76
81
36%
38%
A__6.25
Bonds—(Cont.)
Pacific
Gas
Elec
&
Salt
Plantation
Bid
3%s__1988
±986
3.45s
1981
3%s_1986
Mfg
Pipe
lo
45
48
Springfield
Marine- —10
50%
53%
—10
45%
48%
5
72%
77%
•No
Guaranty Co —10
3
57%
60%
tEx-lC0%
24
27
91
92
1986
100
Line
Calif Edison 3%s_19Sl
Southern
Wisconsin
1980
3%s
1986
Ekciri(j 3%s
Standard
Travelers
U S Fidelity &
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
29%
30%
U
5
10
—10
65%
41%
145
95%
44%
153
103%
U
3
Fire
S
Life
Accident
City of
Insurance
N
Westchester
Y new
Fire
Co
in
$2
par.
the
Niagara
31 Vi
28 %
30 %
3%s
1996
99'A
99%
1986
101%
101 %
FOOTNOTES FOR
a
28%
2
Telephone 3%s
Mohawk
par
Net
stock
asset
Stock
100 %
101
k__
dividend
50
preferred
Kaiser Alum
Louisiana
4.44'r
4%%
conv
pfd_100
98%
99
104%
105
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
53%
53
105%
•
106%
&. Light—
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
t New
wi When
the New York
Power
preferred
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
x
value.
to listing on
Exchange
101%
101%
Stocks—
b Bid
value
k Admitted
104 Va
k
Anderson-Prichard Oil—
101
fEx-2-for-l split,
68%
24
<fc
York
New
Ask
103%
"
Elec
3%s_—__—
46%
Haven)
Fire
49%
47%
17
Bank
Amer N T & S
4.25 '/c
1931
Elec
Seaboard Surety Co
_~_5
Marine
)M)
4%s
Narragansett
fit
(New
112
104
,
Trust
102
1986
89
38%
117
102%
3'/4s. 1986
3%s
38%
22
8teamooiier
115%
1986
& Pow
Util
60 %
37%
Fire
102
1976
3%s
84
""5
Republic
101%
-1976
3%s
37%
5
&
3%s.
~4
.2.50
Fire
Bank
j
Francisco—
of
Fenna
,
24%
73%
•
Whirlpool-Seeger
60
lo
10
Phoenix_5
Co •'■
Electric
72
10
Corp
Lt
convertible
56'%
37
Insurance
&
Trailer
23%
Co
35
Paul
4s
Power
—10
Co
Insurance
30%
Co_
of
-
Union
Louis
Penna
Houston
33
35%
28%
«*
Security Issues
k__
5
67
32
33
National
San
-1986
10
63
First
Bank
Duquesne Light 3%s__
Pcwer
5
56
National
Boatmen's
43
Ask
Georgia
•
53
Louis—
39
103%
53%
Pacific
54
Nat! Bank—12.50
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
St
Bid
48'%
5%
61
50
Bank
Bank
Nat'l
Mellon
70
102%
—10
4%
59
Pittsburgh—
67
-1986
Genera!
(Minn)
10;
25
Detroit
of
(N J)
Natl
10
3%s
Power
85
Insurance
Valley
20
34%
-
%
79
63'%
32
10.
(Ariz.)—
Mercantile
Recent
42
—10
104%
36%
29
12.50
Tr
&
Bank & Trust
23%
N?7thwestern- National Life
98%'
33%
Bk
Co
Paterson
21%
Bonds—
40%
Fruehauf
59%
44
Bank
10
Co
13%
5
Fire_
Florida
5
42
Commerce
Angeles—
County
St.
If
59
12%
10
65
10
of
National
Los
66%
127
39
1.25
62
39'%
54
74
Co
252
16
35%
69
(N J)
38
262
50
217
33%
4
1
350
36
Co
Security-First
,
Albany
12.50
North
335
City—
Jersey
48
.
_5
Y
of
r
National Bank
National
First
33%
100
Y.—
of
Northern
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. —10
hartford
Albany,
State
129
American
°"""
N
Bank
Phoenix
5.
Bank
435
Detroit—
Bank
States Trust
121
Co
Glens Falls
Onlf
Co
Inc
Trust
&
10
Reinsurance Corp
&
Co
National
35
Newark
Globe
Sterling
2.50
Life
Great
81%
25
(L
3.33%
Inc
(S
38
National
River
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
of
48V2
35
State Bank of
'National
Bank
Security
Northeastern
4
Firemen's
57
,
46%
Trust
92
Federal
Franklin
16%
209
5
Phoenix
Fund
53
787/a
& Co
City
Trust
&
:
(J P)
National
Connecticut
40%
249
Group Assoc
Reinsurance
Fireman's
Hartford
44
York
314
Bank
Trust
Cleveland
Union
10
United
—5
Casualty
32
-
10
Freeport
88%
'
420
Connecticut—
29
200
31%
117
Assurance
Union
63 Ye
10
87
Casualty
&
New
15%
121
61%
5
National
229
Continental
rum
112
28%
28
20
Trust
Bank
National
31
Trust
Brook
Bk_100?
100
Cleveland—-
29
Y
Trust
Manufacturers
of
Northern Trust Co
Central
20
N
307
100
Savings
&
Trust
85%
Trust—33%
&
Bank
National
26
90
Island
Harris
.
32%
Meadow
First
31'/4
184
28%
178
Bank
National
74 ;
Illinois
Continental
45%
20
Long
Ask
Bid
71
Bank and Trust—25
Natl
City
63,
,10
Trust
County
Huntington
1
_
99.386
Companies
Par
270
65
4814
Co
2
Assurance
Eagle Fire Ins Co
104
116
Manufacturers.
Fire
99.582
99.533
99.481
99.431
99.379
Ask
Bank
Trust
(The)
Life—10
Continental
•
10
89%
<-_10
:
Hampshire Fire
6.25
Shippers—j
Columbian
Life
5
46
110
Casualty—
.1
44
20
Massachusetts Bonding
(Wash D C)
Surety Co
Colonial
National
Lincoln
(Newark N J)__21/a
Fire
1
Inc,
28 %
American
Camden
Companies
43
Re-Insurance
Boston
-10
C)'
40
Mercury
&
N
Bid
Bank—
Square
Trade Bank
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y.„10
26
Assurance
American
oankers
(Greensboro
,
Co_5
Home
Amer Ins Co
Amer
2
Aak
Ins-
Life Insurance Co of Va
Automobile
American
Bid
86%
Amer_5
Life
1956—.—
Irving
Kings
Rye
Ask
129
1956
30,
Bank
Natl
Royal
*
.
& Surety
23,
August
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10'
New
Companies
,
August
99.749
99.700
Bank
City
National
6.94
Inc
Investing Corp
Investors
99.798
10
Rochelle
New
Franklin
Hanover
Street
1056
10
Trust
&
Co
Westchester
First
Guaranty
Washington
1956
16,
: L
S
—10
Y)
York
6.53
6.39
1
Fund
1956
9,
20.
Bank
New
6.98
Inc„
Income
2.
August
August
Chicago—
National
of
13.73
"Wall
-
Trust
Fiduciary
6.02
Fund
August
99.830
—
12.61
Line
99.650
99.595
99.545
99.493
99.440
99.639
1956
26,
99.983
99.914
99.901
York
New
1
Line
Ask
Bid
July
99.980
99.936
99.891
99.738
99.690
—
1956
19u6
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Value
Dollar Value
York—
New
Bank of
First
united' Accumulated
Bills
Ask
99.789
—
1956
12,
19,
Morgan
Aetna Casualty
3.50%
Federation
8.96
1
Bid
bJ.60
24
8.20
United Funds Inc—
Value
Insurance
1-57
22
...
10.16
Par
3-
Empire Trust-—,
11.25
Inst Foundation Fund
1-55
County Trust Go
(White Plains N
9.30
Fund
6-
12.56
10.29
Bank
-Institutional
3.55%
12.27
Inc—1
Fund
1
Investors
3.30%
11.52
2.84
Institutional Shares Ltd—
b3.45
11.97
a30.44
16.64
T^eorporated
3.40%
13.77
2.60
Boston
b3.50
39.50
15.39
Income
1-57
12.58
14.86
13.09
Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated
2-
100
262
Bankers Trust
10
63
Chase Manhattan Bank
12.50
46%
Chem Corn Exchange' Bank—10
44
Commercial State Bk & Tr—25,
58
1
of
Fund
Income
1-56
37.00
Templelon Gwth Fund of Can_l
Fund Inc—
1
Texas
12.77
13.56
Street Investment
Roe
10.23
11.98
Corp—*
& Farnham Fund—1
Stale
15.63
Inc
5-
Par
9.50
Shares
Amer
1
AiiO™——A
3.50%
Bank & Trust
11.82
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Bostoni—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Sovereign Investors—
1
Selected
Income Fund
UUU
Fund
3.25%
1-56;
1956
14,
a36.75
Continental Fund
A
b3.40
a23.39
United
aUIJUVVA
Haydock
1-56,
46
•
Stock
United
Income Foundation
3.40%
3.35%
12.14
43%
& ClarkFund
.—1
Stevens
Scudder,
;
Inc—1
9-57
-----
3.30%
b3.50
b3.50
1956
7,
June
Clark
&
Stevens
4.63
Hudson Fund Inc
3.30%
13.84
1
16.10
Mutual Fund Inc
56
3-56
99.847
12,73
(Geo). Fund—
Putnam
8.73
Guardian
b3.50
3
2-57
Bid
July
Industry Shares Inc—1
Growth
b3.45
12-
-
Dollar Value
July
—lc
4.21
11T 1-55
United Stales Treasury
July 5.
16.15
:
2.95%
Ask
Bid
1-56
1-56
32
7.18
12.23
shares
Due
5-
3-
6.60
31.15
14.75
Utility shares
'
3.45%
1-
11-
6.64
11.17
shares
Bteel
-
12-
1-56
30.84
Inc
lc
.lo
lc
Tobacco
Dated
Rate
Ask
2.70%
1-56
.
1956
lo
shares
93.18
2-56
2-
1-55
1956
7-51
stock
94.10
C-
3.00%
28,
6.85
Railroad
95.6
93.10
4-
10-
21,
,1c
lc
3.17
98.23
3.50%
2-56
June
sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Television-Electronics FuikL—_1
1
95.26
94.2
1. I960
l%s April 1, 1961
3.10%
4r
June
Stein
2.88
96.14
94.30
1960
3.25%
3.05%
June
13.36
shares
equipment shares
1,
3.10%
1-56
14.74
10.31
shares-
97.13
95.18
2.95%
4-56
10-
23.79
1211
Bond
97.6
97.11
96.6
1959-
b3.40
9-
3-56
19.96
9.41
Railroad
96.30
1958
b3.30
1-56
1-55
1-
13.56
12.20
Petroleum
97.26
99.29
b3.20
8-
12-
11-
3 00%
18.30
11.06
shares
Mining
97.18
99.27
Oct.
1 %s
99.13
Bid
2-56
3.125%
2.95%
23.31
lc
shares
Merchandising
7-
3-55
10-
Stock
1
Growth
Rowe)
Fund Inc
Fund
13.30
15.15
:1c
98.14
98.6
1,
1959
1, 1959
1 V2s April
100.5
b3.00
Due
Dated
2.80%
1
2.50
13.97
Industrial Machinery slfares-lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
l%s Oct.
99
98.30
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
22.14
30
Science & Nuclear Funds
9:71
99.23
98.26
1957—
15,
15.08
Inc
Scudder,
10.26
15,
April
l%s
99.4
1957
1".
1%8 May
13.76
Inc
Scudder Fund of Canada
9.36
l%s April
f'.
1
*
Corp
Inc
9.67
8.86
.
1958
15,
1,
99.29
100.3
1957
15.
1
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
Common
administered shares—lc
2%s March
3.49
Peoples
Pine
6.04
20.46
1956
12.15
1®
shares-
2VhS June
100
99.20
Shares—
Trust
American
Series'
Series
12.76
Fully
-
9.21
Stock
Preferred
7.96
7-99
.
„
1958
1,
*
6.94
—
12.40
6.09
10.51
10.77
—
Series
8.82
Food
9.72
1
1
Series
Balanced
10.69
7.29
l%s April
99.28
Aug.
3.70
21.27
National Security Series—
7.26
lc
bond shares
National Investors Corp
9.76
Stock Fund-lc
Electronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
1®
3.40
19.66
1
Inc-1
1
Interest
beneficial
11.32
shares———-—--}0
100.1
l%s Feb.
Notes—
15, 1956
1%6 Oct. 1, 1956
2S
Shares—
Pifritan
(The)
General
Corp
Trust
Price
62.15
1®
Growth Fund
Capital
Chemical
10.91
16.10
shares
Common
8.23
X7.34
}®
shares
Building
4.37
9.95
1
1
1
Fund Inc
General
RR
Life Fund
Mutual
North
*
Futures
15.87
7.57
Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
preferred stock series——lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
II.73
14.68
Pounders
7.43
10.73
———20c
New Eng—1
Inc—————5
Industrial Fund Inc-1
5.06
7.17
Fund
Financial
21.63
4.63
Investment Corp—!
Sanity Fund Inc
Federated Fund of
Fidelity
23.52
100
99.31
99.30
Ask
Bid
,,.
15,
Aug/
10.73
—
Invest
Bond
•
-
22.00
Fund
Stock
Electronics
8.91
8.20
*
Inc
Fund
la ton
.,
.
Notes—(Cont.)—
1957
l%s Oct.- 1; -1957
2s
Stock
Growth
Shares
of
Maturity—
100
Treasury
al4.80
Mutual
Investors
Massachusetts
12.12
Nation
98.18
41.61
9.77
99.23
98.10
11.32
Fund
Bond
Inc
99.24
1958
1'%s Oct.
8.83
Trust-l
1956
20,
99.31
195615, 1957———
Feb.
2%s
3.44
Investors
Fund
Ask
Treasury
1,
2%s Dec.
4.4a
shares —_——lc
Mortgage Assn—
20.
Nov.
99.31
3.70
shares
57.97
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
4.01
3.36
Natl
103
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Bid
Indebtedness—
2s June 22,
1956———2 Vks June 22, 1956
3.24
11.04
3.04
96.8
97.6
102%
1971_
May 1,
Federal
98.18
of
Certificates
'
lc
shares
Mutual
Shares
Dividend
Dreyfus
a45.02
2.86
57.39
*-*0
Figures after decimal
Maturity-
6.16
shares—lc
—_
"3%s
99.30
100.1
99.27
99.31
98.10
1960
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.18
-i
E
5.66
2%s June
1957—
1,
June
1956
i, 1957—
15 Vb
2.59
shares
Metal
March
3%s
2s
4,
Sept
12.88
14 %
4.69
.-i
Series
2.95s
6.97
11.78
lo
shares
Industries
General
Paper
6.36
Equipment shares_lc
7.02
18.75
96.30
95.28
96.26
11.06
14.36
16.69
1960
15.10
-i
Trustee Shares-
1959-
1,
10.95
._i
Diversified
1,
Feb.
10.13
Manhattan
10.15
May
13.83
Mass
9.26
96.20
—
13.32
Massachusetts
_i
97
2'/4s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3.65
invrami<.»»
1958
12.21
5.20
13.41
—
99.2
97.8
1958_:
1,
2%s Jan.
3.31
'
97.30
1,
Nov.
18.22
4.72
X12.24
1957
15.
Jan.
99.29
98.24
2Ws
16.70
lc
1
——
2%s May
11.82
Petroleum
*
100.1
100.3
99.27
3'/«s
Special Investment shares—lc
7.68
1956
1957-56
12.91
Electrical
14.51
99.30
1C0.1
99.23
1958—
15,
99.25
99.25
97.20
1957
1,
10.42
Bonds)
19.81
'
15.
99.31
1.
Oct.
11.91
Automobile
18%
Oct
Nov.
99.30
99.21
15,* 1957
May
l%s
2V4s
17.80
16%
DITerSHieu
3.15s
Feb
3s
3.30s
20.87
10.16
16.77
99.31
99.29
3.50s
3.05s
18.23
15.51
Sept.
'
Ask
99.26
1956-
14,
Sept.
9.54
Priced
iCc-S:
Diversified Growth
dtock
Fund
7.10
3 V8s
*,
15,
Aug.
3.20s
a21.40
(Income Pfd
Transport
ueiawaic
6.48
16.38
1
Ex-200 %
10.08
11.02
16,
"
Bid
2%s
100.1
100.1
103.1
10.91
%
-
10.53
1956
1956
17, 1956
July
3V«s
4.95
9.64
99.31
99.31
„
19.13
13.22
12.25
13.64
4.53
(Discount
22.39
20.63
-1
X12.47
15,
June
3s
Loan Banks—
1956
Home
Federal
BondsU-.—1
Stocks)—1
' K-2 (Speculative Pfd -Sties)
1
8-1 (Higti-Grade Com Stk)—1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4- (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Lexington Trust Fund—
25c
Life Insurance Investors Inc—I
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds-
(Low
K-l
7.49
'
u
7.92
Federaf Land Bank Bonds—
27.67
B-4
13.86
12.65
7.24
Ask
25.36
(Medium Grade Bonds
B-3
17.72
1
12.09
1
)-l
1
13.90
24.43
Corp
Bid
11.05
27.17
B-2
12.79
of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nda
Ask
26.03
4%
3%
Bid
Par
Insumuuiuu oaares Ltd (Cont)—*
institutional Growth Fund, lc
Institutional Income Fund_lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
investment Go of America,
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund.l
Mutual Funds—
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
22.72
Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc
Pund
6.47
•
-1
10c
Bullock
Capttal Venture
>1;
15.42
5.95
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Tr of America
Boston Fund Inc ——
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Bond Inv
Broad Street Invest
I.72
14.14
1
Corp
Holdings
Blue Ridge
9.91
1.56
J
Axe-Houghton Fund "A
Inc__l
Axa-Houghton Fund "Br Inc—5
Axp-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair
4.28
9.06
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
6.57
4.01
Inc
1-^5
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust————
Fund
Affiliated
-
l.v3
1.53
4»C
r una
Ask
Bid
99%
100%
Volume 183
Number 5539
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v,
.
(2689)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show
v
liminary figures compiled by
of the
based
us
increase compared with
an
upon
a year ago.
Pre¬
Week Ended
Pennsylvania—Altooria
Bethlehem
$18,689,508,892 against $17,558,793,093 for the
there is
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 7.7%.
a
the week follows:
r
Our comparative
summary
for
+
1,008.000.000
+
3.3
4
7.7
570,639,437
Ten
Other
i__—L—-
.
M
■
I
+
day
one
280,433,500
4
2,934,535
5,323,917
5,806,662
8.8
—18.1
3,297,727
7,072,449
2,788,026
7,760,356
6.8
11,984,292
11,593,782
—
+
,
+ 16.9
12,217,451
9,646,525
1,103,084,027
1,127,255,839
+
14,772,193
8,510,271
+ 10.1
231,303,458
484,555,367
+
16.0
441,116,436
465,299,485
49,982,100
+
6.4
47,315,900
42,602,100
;
'
(7
7,001,944
226,702,738
1
53,156,000
^
14,969,941
10,944,694
+ 36.8
12,951,157
11,253,889
+ 15.1
10,315,706
10,325,590
455,537,143
406,119,022
12.2
364,706,803
394,555,806
1,392,815,964
1,227,195,460
+13.5
1,112,683,214
3,613,212
+ 27.2
tj±
~
6.5
+ 41.4
253,890,236
562,018,351
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh™
Total
10,450,152
279,411,179
Youngstown
5.3
295,219,725
3,331,374,424
3,338,983,144
+
■
!'■
f
•„
+
9,414,640
_
8,880,217
-
cities)
i.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
west
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
6.1
'
1,155,367,939
South
' *
;.
'
2,540,392
3,233,448
20,359,749
18,575,000
+
9.6
17,573,000
+
11.3
163,332,585
348,118,400.
176,795,131
5,905,211
374,995,830
7.2
371,001,641
275,923,635
120,122,639
112,086,755
+
7.2
114,397,937
96,464,162
691,971,139
+
0.7
674,531,252
.562,609,199
24,053,987
108,545,336
+ 12.1
115,644,833
6.5
95,379,419
;36C,700,000
Carolina—Charleston
+
6.5
6.1
District of.
$18,689,508,892 $17,558,793,093
+
6.4
-
Maryland—Baltimore
+
832,843,606
,
196,786,737.
326,800,000
+ 10.4
292,900,000
;
784,745,784
$17,856,665,286 $16,774,047,309
<
'■lo¬
-
4,594,925
—;
Richmond
|,
'
3,482,572
+ 10.9
—14.8
+13.5
*
Columbus
+ 14.3
v.i'vI
—
1,077,000,000
8.9
;
___™____^_-
4,463,247
1,051,000,000
9,979,115
-
Mansfield
0.2
$14,525,290,862 $13,635,064,165
Total all cities, five days
cities,
* 370,386,082
*
3,914,873
14.1
+
6,705,342
3,507,119
7,314,932
12,537,193
1,796,064
1,534,998
—26.1
1,203,396,088
Cincinnati.™
2.9
"f"
™_4_—t-——*
.■
—
,
0.2
+
1,904,844
11,668,250
Ohio—Canton
18.7
449,955,770
l-
—
cities, five days—
;i..
508,334,478
•490.000,000
—
cities, five days__.
301,400,000
+
423,448,669
—_L™__™________i-—
—
285,284,133
507,412,000
Francisco
529,836,346
313.238,458
'
1,765,546
1,365,202,787
cities).—...
Cleveland,...™™
310,100,000
;
(11
$
1,490,202
:' 1,561,848
.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
9.3
,1
•'.Baltimore
All
864,660,462
...
:____
Pittsburgh
'
■
13,390,894
New Jersey—Trenton...
7.7
945,373,867
>
__
City
Cleveland
:
+
_
___„
?
Louis
San
.
/
5 ggg 319-,
Delaware—Wilmington ,i_L™
1959
$
+ 110.3
3,420,988
3,794,885
5.712.027
"3,200,000
!____
1954
1.3
—
%
$8,936,773,394
1,041,000,000
...
Philadelphia
St.
1955
$9,628,808,706
a
—...
Kansas
^
York
Total
1956
York
Boston
5,381,947
1,150,000,000
■
Week Ended June 2—
Chicago
1,770,721
1,775,143
^—.
Inc.
Dec. %
'
855,006
3,975,736
Bcranton.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
1,923,725
1,312,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
"
,rj
l|797|868
'
Philadelphia
Reading..
At this center
or
$
1,899,665
___;
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1955.
*
Chester
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 2, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
"at
5
May 26
1955
$
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
6.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.
District—Philadelphia—
1950
i. w
49
7,119,278
t
—
,,
Columbia—Washington— -h
+ 20.6
—
16,207,000
>
166,052,732
4,992,641'
5,421,277
,
•
'
4
.
.
Total; all
•Estimated.
1
.
cities for week
____;
•;
>
-/<
Total
■.
ends
We
furnish
cannot
them
today, inasmuch
In the elaborate detailed
May 26.
For that week there
week in 1955.
at this center
cases
an
was
an
increase of 17.2%.
—
this
a
summary
a
3rd
$
/
12 dftlM
an
$
Dec.
$
%
691,381,966
M
1,365,202,787
1,203,396,088
+
13.5
1,103,084,027
1,392,815,964
1,227,195,460
+
13.5
1,112,683,214
697,101,728
691,971,139
+
0.7
674,531,252
Des
10
"
^,114,526,740
994,663,777
17
"
1,393,126,517
1,298,988,849
St.
Louis
4
"
689,082,533
607,107,845
+ 13.5
581,182,199
Minneapolis
7
**
520,473,361
478,202,601
+
8.8
441,410,461
9
"
575,549,969
547,247,540
+
5.1
550,338,286
+ 12.1
866,752,971
1,215,764,291
M
527,764,560
498,159,874
+
5.9
423,175,356
1,175,233,047
1,078,613,312
+
9.0
940,164,612
19,048,464,510
21,599,030,326
9,731,591,534
10,682,453,301
+ 13.4
+
9.8
18,587,658,958
8,933,725,173
detailed statement showing the figures for each
.....
the week ended May 26 for four years:
Clearings at—
2
1950
Lowell
3,427,301
.
—
Worcester
Inc. or
1954
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
$
New
Rhode
New
2,415.661
+
5.5
2,081,643
Haven
Hampshire—Manchester
(7
(12
cities)—
—45.1
4,088,513
1.744.501
1,459,875
7.0
889,956,744
898,752,111
—10.9
5,053,787
3,278,31-S
-42,263,324
+
+
1.2
11,333,706
+
1.4
10,156,779
+
6.4
4,949,557
1,298,988,849
+
7.3
1,215,764,291
1,163,347,82S
7,238,336
-
4,018,162
316,500,000
+ 13.0
319,100,000
312.000,000
174 862,805
+ 14.2
151,467,475
150,255,371
112,944,419
+ 14.1
108,513,368
100,155,733
6.9
2,101,356
2,061,514
607,107,845
+13.5
581,182,199
564,472,621
2,800,621
+
7,654,227
323,210,622
120,880,192
7,334,278
3,576,945
11,863,025
5,351,689
10,194.651
520,473,361
478,202,604
2.2
6,812,120
7.681,741
+ 10.7
+ 3.9
291,450,441
292,864,685
116,994,206
111,240,692
+
5,227,036
6,815,843
+ 4.6
+21.7
3,540.430
3,133,303
1.3
5,228,457
3,705,123
+16.4
10,568,961
8,669,995
8.8
441,410,461
432,522,630
—
cities)
-
+ 18.5
5,346,949
Omaha-*.
St.
612,008,790
+
14.2
579,933,141
+
3.4
3,312,907
+11.1
755,603
—-20.5
+
9.8
138,826,050
+
7,819,40)
155,376,297
..
9,063,632
-
.
23,482,590
374,267,841
11,111,946
5,851,733
Joseph
Pueblo
7,958,719
25,536,432
City
352,108,038
11,062,375
5,064,489
(a)
-
847,548
782,432
7,586,538
140,672,853
-
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs———
2,848,521
981,311
1,003,133
600,425
(a)
1.3
+13.9
6.3
+ 0.4
+15.5
340,150,163
10,875,480
4,241,992
,
9,106,873
20,435,605
+
+
693,138
6,276,679
139.424,275
6,580.641
8.7
*
...
18,313,547
326,448,707
,
>
10,296,043
-2.286,881
3,094,951
,
2,536,813
552,921,404
3,314,486
City-
1,114,131
___'■
Kansas—Topeka
4,700,060
+
8,330,976
1,616,040
—13.4
1,194,031
—20.6
2,958,657
2,627,328
12,529,710
+ 15.3
12,340,513
11,271,538
10,238,696
9,179,504
+ 11.5
8,375,897
8,064,374
32,792,136
+ 24.2
36,367,474
33,450,396
18,943,876
+ 11.8
15,071,468
16,975,697
25,588,700
+ 19.5
22,331,400
31,019,600
cities)™
(9
547,847,540
575,549,969
-
+
5.1
550,338,286
516,232,471
+
6,770,354
360,623,973
5,665,907
275,078,548
24,010,121
5,006,0CJ
4.363,384
1,219,502
4,084,232
Total
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
2,514,723
2,269,032
+
10.8
2,067,886
836,260,741
730,556,951
+
14.5
691,381,966
9,258,444
Worth
;
423,485,588
+
5.1
5.8
38,773,161
Dallas
Forth
8,810,359
448,094,662
Texas—Austin
36,411,553
+
6.5
7,467,000
7,360,000
Galveston
—
30,74 4,584
6,162,000
6,083.466
1.4
+14.8
7,674,629
15,298,573
+
8.5
12,790,979
8,571,098
527,764,560
.
6,686,801
16,603,664
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
498,159,874
+
5.9
423,175,356
322,695,053
1,648,338
Total
Total
;11.839,067
9,351,798
5.284,008
-
Wichita
Island—Providence
30,788,518
14,019,492
5,478,236
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1,621,780
5,814,784
1
30,579,000
Connecticut—Hartford
37,770,972
5.1
+
—
>,13,483,886
7,673,497
-
Helena
$
21,177,706
..
5,968,028
2,624,628
4,354,727
Montana—Billings
195^
Dec. %
40,712,292
.
1.6
973,337,797
7,820,614
Lincoln
14,446,546
—
14,298,875
125,582,688
-
Paul
South
city and for
1,400,123
__
36,582,522
357,894,802
-
Minneapolis
St
..
3,243,066
Springfield
3,035,831
90,611,201
4,614,737
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
Wichita
693.099,508
__
2,852,660
127,412,059
+
8,529,945,483
$
6,8:3,226
New Bedford
1.6
17.2
+ 24.2
—
357,600,000
(4 cities)
Minnesota— Duluth
17,397,108,780
1955
'
2,548.554
__
5,247,736
199,621,535
128,867,123
2,933,875
—
-
Missouri—Kansas
River
3,739,822
107,473,767
689,082,533
Louis
Nebraska—Fremont
$
Fall
10,623,130
1,393,126,517
Kentucky—Louisville
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Portland
8,033,759
—
5,827,869
.;
Tennessee—Memphis™.
Illinois—Quincy.
Week Ended May 26
Massachusetts—Boston
5.2
13,647,787
.——
—
.'_
Hastings'——i-
Maine—Bangor
9,994,893
5,198,840
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
900,293,016
"
our
59,930,000
5,319,362
(17 cities)
Total
add
8,098,884
66,502,000
+
9,485,735
._
North
now
7,453,605
8.5
13,562,860
1,441,666
1,041,825,588
—
Missouri—St.
322,695,058
"
109
We
+ 26.8
1,163,347,828
10
City__
10,805,371
7,366,064
9,353,578
6,517,200
City
793,195,507
7.3
+
0
York
1,318,249
14,718,369
72,111,000
37,176,353
Decatur
516,232,471
New
1.795.500
1.8
10,662,820
3,679,371
Chicago
432,522,630
Outside
1.8
+
17,370,454
9,479,558
125,961,294
Rapids
_•
+
—11.1
1,909,009
17,676,847
9,476,713
Illinois—Bloomington
564,472,621
9th
__
793,195,507
11,855,665
—
Moines
Total
8th
Total
866,752,971
562,603,199
Chicago
:
+12.1
7,864,033
1,942,643
Haute
Sioux
1,155,367,939
Atlanta
Francisco
994,663,777
8,727,162
78,250,000
Terre
1,127,255,889
7th
Dallas
150,768,5,*6
.
Bend
towa—Cedar
668,368,538
6th
San
415,521
161,738,714
District—Chicago-
Wayne
South
9,190,747,084
-
531,175
1.1
$
9,987,190,323
^
7.9
+
1953
16.7
"
135,409,672
+
Arbor—
Indianapolis
Total
1954
Inc. or
14.5
6
3,930,449
108,588,143
1,114,526,740
:
Springfield
+
Richmond
'
•
11,078,600
478,424
"
Rockfoid
+
6th
6,005,252
s
;
193,658,709
-
Rapids
Peoria
730,556,951
"
•<
'
12,869,453
516,060
Orleans
cities)
(10
4,969,081
195,807,174
4.
Indiana—Fort
/
9,691,761,071
7
11th
+ 16.2
281,700,000
126,899,026
Lansing
by Federal Reserve Districts:
836,280,741
Cleveland
12th
+ 19.4
Grand
District of 5.9%
11,311,872,379
_
145,041,574
Seventh Federal Reserve
In the Kansas City
"
4th
10th Kansas City
173,221,296
Michigan—Ann
larger by 13.5%,
are
11
—
149,655,758
21,585,460
76,929,376
f
4,140,238
+ 24.0
Total
improvement
10
Philadelphia
+ 24.2
Mobile-
gain of 7.3%, the St. Louis Reserve
1955
1950
York
+
5,135,498
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended May 26—
1st Boston
13.5
5,759,842
Louisiana—New
note that in
we
increase of 5.1%, in the Dallas Reserve
In the following we furnish
2nd New
21,812,398
174,071,807
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 9.0%.
.
+
6,378,684
6,581,865
;
Mississippi—Vicksburg
week ended
the bank clearings
totals show
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.8%.
an
"
215,849,867
Augusta
by 0.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
The Chicago Reserve District records
District of 13.5%
'
.
26,957,508
Macon
We group the cities according to the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
in the Richmond Reserve District
Reserve District there is
'
Florida—Jacksonville
16.7%, in the Boston Reserve District of 14.5% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
12.1%.
"
$21,599,030,326 against $19,048,464,510 in the
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the
District of 13.5%.
'
.
697,101,728-
Georgia—Atlanta
increase of 13.4%, the aggregate clearings for
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
of
the week
has to be estimated.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 9.8%,
showing
as
statement, however, which we present further below,
the whole country having amounted to
same
m
;
reiinessee—Knoxville_
not available at time of going to press.
are
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
are
ft &
Alabama—Birmingham
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we
'
i.
Nashville
issue of next week.
our
*
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
,
cities)
(6
cities)
(6
668,368,538
—
'
•
•
'
i
.
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
<
Second Federal Reserve Distrtd—New YorkYork—Albany
20,657,460
>
Blnghamton
(a)
'
Buffalo
2,723,923
18,740,599
3,606,805
3,710.419
+
2.7
116,026,811
117,753,599
3,803,816
129,293,444
Rochester
2,720,416
+
0.1
3,547,215
York
16,477.686
2,606,245
+
36.1
9,316,872,916
+ 17.2
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern
Utah—Salt
New
(10
Jersey
cities)
CityBeach
2,199,872
2,076,537
San
Jose
9,653,933,785
8,867,163,292
+
16,181,225
+ 23.3
15,162,818
16,330,074
•32,000,000
29,754,433
+
7.5
22,136,331
20,391,920
27,842,812
•
IIII
Francisco"
30.686,225
180,001,442
89.495.4G7
Pasadena-
San
19,956,068
8.5
Lake
California—Long
santa
"
-
Barbara":::!::;::::::—:
Stockton.
-
26,984,257
14,855,780
634,924,836
21,895,946
6:777:93.
+
7.9
153,143,537
5,205.079
5,223,752
—12.5
151,344,445, +18.9
97,869,263
— 8.6
23.153,427
+ 16.5
13,850,883
+ 7.3
581,711,935
+ 9.1
19,838,156
+10.4
4,569,380
Oregon—Portland-
2,418,746
2,092,144
33,305,907
Svraciise
Total
0.1
10,916,577,025
-
Jamestown
New
+
'
Elmira—
New
132,813,421
20,641,489
170,735,100
184,301,836
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
Hew
1
19,306,190
12,618.073
494,339,632
15,286,113
+17.1
8,836,4o8
140,784,217
85,205,578
».
9,757,130
11,426,172
152,354,198
3i844,2b2
118.428,612
60,116,43a
1®'®'2,683
11.458,084
5?^81,193
15,4/6,640
3.339.7»
9,621,1-J
26,256,899
67.959,094
61,095,225
+ 11.2
57,227,851
82,332,266
78.103,537
+
5.4
68,220,415
64,901,626
11,311,872,379
9,691,761,071
+ 16.7
9,987,190,323
9,190,747,084
Total
Grand
(10
total
1,175,233,047
cities)—
(109 cities)
—
1,078,613,312
21,599,030,326
19.048,464,510
10,682,453,301
9,731,591,594
9.0
940,164,612
900,293,016
+13.4
18,587,658,958
17,397,108,780
9.8
8,933,725,173
8,529,945,483
+
53,266,286
Outside
New
York City
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
+
Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
The
(2690)
50
General Time
the different
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.
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
FEDERAL
BY
MAY 25,
/,
RESERVE
BANK
TO
Pipe
NayJor
Co.,
4%
Union" Oil
of
Co.
«
*
Jun 30
Jun
preferred stock
2293
Jun 29
'
stock
preierence
Jun 28
—
Caliiornia—
3^""convertible
due
debentures,
(subordinate) _Jun 29
1975
tU Jv
M.
■
Friday
Tuesday
May 28
$
Argentina, peso—
$
.0555555*
dollar
Canada
Ceylon,
.0267793*
.
2.234312
.0385802*
. 0200375
.326675
1.010513
1.010937
,210000
.00435401*
.00285500
.237425*
.210000
2.806250
,0800560
.261100
2.778465
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233315
2.795765
2.806250 <>
rupee
Finland, markka
(Metropolitan!, franc
France
Ireland,
pound
Mexico,
-
mark--!
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
..
peso
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand,
pound
_
;
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Norway,
Switzerland,
peso
-
-
franc
Union of South
United
-
-
Africa, pound
pound sterling
Kingdom,
.210000
.00435401*
. 00285500
.237425*
.210000
2.805937
.0800560
.261100
2.778155
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233325
-> 2.795454
7^2.805937
*
>■
-
issue.
DIVIDENDS
(Continued from page 16)
.0278633*
.0267756*
2.235806
.0385802*
.0200375
.326850
1.010156
___
this
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0268466*
pound
in
Announcement
May 31
~$
2.236055
.0385802*
.0200250
.326825
Free
Austria, schilling
;
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
•
Thursday
Itf ay 30
-
$
.0555555*
Official
Wednesday
May 29
Monday
May 25
Australia,
(Value in United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Unit
Monetary
Country
Per
2.233150 :■
.0385802*
\
Name of Company
;
'
7.
(s-a)_
Burlington County Ry. Co.
75c
Camden &
.326550
Campbell. (A. S.) Co., common
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
—
Canada Bread Co. Ltd., com. (annual)——
1.010468
Closed
.209800
Memorial
.209900
.00435401*
.00285500
.237450*
.
.00435401*
Day
5%
.00285468
preference
B
(quar.)
.237525*
Canada Cement Ltd.,
.209800
.'209900
2.804062
.0800560
.261100
2.776299
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233310
2.793586
2.804010 *
,
Canada
$4.25
2.802604
preferred
Class
.261100
2.774855
A
Canada
"
Demand
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Canada Malting Ltd.,
4%
.233325
Decrease (—) Since
May 30,
ASSETS—
'
1956
.
Gold certificate account
Other
cash
Discounts
S.
10,895
—
78
47,859
+
—
+
96,992
84,440
356,091
—
16,881
+
—142,274
+
Assurance
%„ preferred
(quar.i
+
3
+
+
1,704
+
450c
Certificates
—
500,480
10,932,699
9,153,913
5-15
7-3
6-15
bought outright
+160,800
-
34,900
+
—
34,900
•
adjusted*
chasing
Other
U.
S.
Govt,
securities
23,395,232
from
Bank
cash
items
+
4,220,491
+
50,157,733
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
acct.
Treasury
S.
in
—
___
19,436,687
108,340
—
102,349
Time
78,724
+
—367,526
20,786
+
—
461,345
,+
128,831
+
2,223
1,125
48,933,767
—396,735
90,622
+
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Surplus
Other
(Section
capital
to
of
gold
deposit
13b)__
and
F.
R.
U.
S.
50,157,733
32,711
+
7,041
33,781
—389,661
on
.3%
+
_
accept¬
45,770
—
22
2,466
—
5
+
943
the following principal changes for the week
May 23: Decreases of $205 million in holdings of
Government
securities
and
$801
million
in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and an
increase of $445 million in demand
deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
district and a total of $111 million at all
one
reporting
member
banks; the principal changes were decreases of
$60 million in New York City, $14 million in the Chicago
District, and $12 million each in the Cleveland and At¬
lanta
Districts, and
an
increase of $12 million in the San
Changes according to industry
in another press release.
for
and
purchasing
other
or
appear
Loans to brokers and dealers
carrying
securities
United
increased
States
$129
Government
million.
"Other"
t$2
7-
75c
6-
75c
6-
40c
6-
20c
6-29
6-
4
40c
6-13
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
8
.
__
<quar.)_
;
_:—
(initial)-—
(quar.)*.*.—
,
8-15
6-
1
6-
1
6-
I
5-21
8
5-25
7-
1
7-
2'
Food
B
6-21
—
40c
__.
(quar.)
+
33
+
1,9031
Class
B
205
■—.
5-28
6-11
*
Banks—
banks
(A.
—3,302
33
—
—1,910
+
3
+
126
474
—
5%
preferred
America,
Fibre
>
8-15
11-13
;11-15
6-13
6-
6-10
5-31
8-10
7-20
$1.05
8-10
.7-20
12V2c
1
'
30c
+ 45c
(quar.)__.
of
Corp.
11-30^
50c
r__
(quar.)
common
)
8-15
8-31
11-30
$25C
(quar.)
Co.
preference
Central
8
—
&
J
6-22
6-
4
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
4
$1.75
7-
1
6-
4
7-
3
common
Central Canada Investments,
3
+
196
M.)
i
4 V2 %
preferred A
(quar.)—
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
,
257
+
49
+
—
4.20%
Celanese
726
—
7
—
2,359
&
Caterpillar Tractor,
41
—
13,197
Castle
Castle
8-31
J25C
,
5-28
2
f 12c
__
(quar.)
Cooke, Ltd.__
665
—
$13c
(quar.)
■
542
—
29
—
$1.75
\
—6,419
102
—
19,614
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
:
V
6-15
$2
•
8-12
Class
549
>
5-21
93%c
—
Telegraph
pid. (quar.)
Products, Ltd., class A
Glass
55,444
U.
S.
Government
deposits
+
445
21,687
adjusted
+
49
.-j,
Ltd.—
t$2.50
(s-a)
6-23
6-12
6-
1
25c
6-12
6-
1.
25c
6-12
6-
1
25c
6-12
6-
1
6-12
6-
1
15 C
6-20
6-
8
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
■
25c
37'/2c
voting
Products,
6-20
6-
9 ;'
t
._.
3,974
_
51
—
6%
175
+
banks
;
9,561
__
801
—
(quar.)
Georgia Ry.
5%
preferred A
5%
64
—
(quar.)
Foundry
Central of
deposits:
banks
1,522
4
—
preferred
(quar.)
From
others
5,
of
to
1955
$25
banks
items
shown
are
reclassification
34
+
5%
271
+
138
+
208
deduction
preferred
A
preferred B
Central
Illinois
Light, common
preferred
(quar.')_—
loans
industrial
and
"other"
and
4%
loans
Illinois
Public
preferred
65C
(quar.)
$1,121/2
Service,
com.
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
$1
■;
4.92%. preferred
(quar.)
,
4V4%. preferred (quar.)
1
Centraf-Illinois Securities, common (quar.)_
$1.50 convertible preference (quar.)_
respectively.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
million
in
New York City and a total of
$102 million at all report¬
ing member banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of
3.50preferred
4.60% preferred
Below will be found
and
list of corporate
a
those
called
called
stock
common
under
sinking
Central Vermont
for
redemption,
fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
the
,
OF TENDER
4.65
4.75%
Class
A
preferred
Century Electric
Philadelphia
Con.
Date
Transportation
mtge.
3%-6%
Page
Chance
2295
Champion
due Jan.
A,
ser.
1,
2039__Jun
15
$4.50
PARTIAL
Chance
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
ACF
Industries,
Allied Artists
15-year 4%
s.
Amun-Jsraeli
5V2%
conv.
pfd. stk_Jun
Trading Corp.—
debentures, series B, due
Corp.,
Northeastern
6%
f.
s.
Water
fund
Lawrence
s.
f.
bonds
due
July
1965__July
July
trust
bonds,
*
Pacific
RR.
income
,
35c
8-
6-30
6-
7-
2
6-
8
$1.15
7-
2
6-
8
$1.15
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
6-11
6-
1
Service—
7-
6-15
(quar.)
$1.17
7-
6-15
$1.19
7-
6-15
6c
7-
10c
7-
6-11
$2
6-30
6-11
I2V2C
6-14
5-25
.—
(quar.)
6-11
*
7%c
6-15
6-
(quar.)
25c
6-20
5-28
40c
6-26
6-
8
6-
1
Co.
B.)
10c
America
of
&
$1.12%
(quar.)
Mills
(quar.)
7-
1
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
6-15
Fibre—
6-
9
7-
1
22 %c
7%C
(quar.)_——__;
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
50c
10c
Corp.
$4
preferred
$6
preferred
$1
(quar.)_
2538
1,
2294
Chicago, Burlington <te Quincy RR
Chicagor& Eastern Illinois RR., com.
1963
Jun
Jan.
1,
1968_July
series
30
1
*
Jun
15
2541
Jun
15
2541
Oct.
6-11
5-25
6-11
6-15
5-21
7-
6-15
1
6-20
6-
7-
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)
7-
1
5
Jun
1,
1984
6-20
1
87V2c
6-20
(quar.)
87 %c
8-
Chesbrough-Pond's, Inc.
(quar.)
75c
is-a)
3Vj2%
$2
&
conv.
Ohio
Allerton
class
Ry.,
preferred
Hotel
common
(quar.)
Great
Ry.,
1
7-
6
6-
4
6-20
6-15
$2
6-22
6-
25c
6-28
6-15
11-
1
10-15
7-
6
6-20
$1
Western
6-25
6,
$2.50
^
(quar.)
A
5% preferred (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber
1
common
35c
5
62 %c
6-29
6-20
25c
6-29
6-15
50c
7-
6-14
30c
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
67 %C
6-30
6-13
-
'
due
1
(quar.)
Aircraft
Paper
Chesapeake
Co.—
debentures,
V
8
Mills
Chattanooga
Chicago
6%
1
7-16
1
87 VaC
25c
*
Corp.—
Mortgage gold bonds,
V.
6-18
37%c
$1.183/4
2534
due
j
6-18
6-
$1.50
1
first
30-year 5%
.
Co.—
coll.
6-18
Chicago
debs.,
conv.
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
Chemway
5-21
10c
—
April 1, 1961
July 1
due Nov. 1, 1968_Jun 15
mtge. s. f. bonds, series A, due 1972
mtge. s. f. bonds, series B, due 1972
Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—
First
2285
1
first
Western
15
6-11
'
„ue8apeake Industries
1967
Co.—
debentures, due
f.
s.
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
12-year 5'%% sub. debs, due
4%%
*
Winkle-Munning
15-year 4'%%
sink,
cum.
stock___—_July 16
Palestine
f.
Housing Corp., 3%
Hanson-Van
5 %
preferred
cum.
Pictures Corp.,
Ampal-American
Ludman
5%
Inc,,
Page
1
6-15
$1.04
Co.
Paper
(A.
Charmln
Date
8
6-
2
Products
Vought
Chamberlin
Co.—
bonds,
12-
6-22
7-
6-30
common
8%
12-20
6-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Acceptance, common
Century
8
(quar.)
preferred
%.. preferred
Certain-teed
Company and Issue—
Public
12-
$1.23
(quar.)_i_
common
(quar.)_
4.15%
Century Ribbon
NOTICE
Co.,
6%""preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Central Steel & Wire
bonds, notes,
12-20
!.
$1.06 V*
< quar._—_
4.60%^. convertible preferred
Notices
5%
$83
Central Maine Powej
8
$1.25
(quar.)
Central
re¬
9
8
9-
6-20
9-20
$1.25
v
.
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
41/2%
commercial
estate
real
valuation
of
gross.
increased
decreased
and
million,
after
and
+
982
loans
million
$318
and
590
-
individual loan
tOct
$294
Banks
Reserve
69-
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Federal
serves;
B
preferred A
5%; preferred B
10
+
,
Co.—
5%
Foreign
—
—
preferred
Central
400
+
(quar.).
common
Extra
993
—
Borrowings:
St.
loans increased $33 million.
7-
7%
Co..
149
indebtedness
19,448
—
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
Francisco District.
7-
7-
I.)
(J.
Non-voting
demand
including
States
9-
m
t$1.25
6-15
808t
634
foreign
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ended
8
8-15
5-21
+
6,080
Government
preferred
shows
6-
9-
6-11
+
26,877
,
6-14.
•
6-11
Case
177,917
+
lia¬
for
3
6-20
t$1.25
—
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
United
194
—
reserves
note
7-
t$l
6-30
2
966
deposits
Domestic
loans
+
46.3%
liability
purchased
ances
20,803
27,543
bilities combined
Contingent
+
+
188,116
.___
capital accts.
certificate
and
33
+
693,612
accounts—
liab.
Total
Ratio
314,695
7)
t20c
50c
23
7,995
deposits except
♦Exclusive
in
(Section
129
+
1,307
From
Capital paid
1
6-15
•
10c
329,380
—
,
—155,055
3,364,574
liabilities
1
6-
2
25c
+
_
domestic
6-
6-30
7-
;
Mifls (quarJ
+
—
Reserve
6-30
1'
Plywood
8,494
_
Federal
■v
6-
Carthage
Catelli
securities—total
of
5-31
'
—_—
common
Extra
Demand
+182,531
items
Total
-
•
*
5-31
'
*$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
>;?
5-31
5-31
'
3
6-30
t433Ac
5,4521"
if
+
LIABILITIES—
—
16,548
Other liab. and accrued dividends
cash
+
7-
115c
______
(quar.)
1st preferred
Telephone &
Carolina
6-15
'i-; 7- 3
t31'Ac
t25c
Y
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
new
Carnoryter Steel
carry¬
or
vault
Interbank
deposits
availability
7,980
111)
—
2,492
banks
with
835
+
+
f
t37'/aC
.
10,743
__
t20c
6-15
Trust
—
Kennedy
Mfg.
Co.,
f$i'i
Cascades
securities
__
with
+
76
B
1,280
bonds
Reserves
3%%
126
__
478
_
.3J
certificates
securities
to
(Philip)
Carey
pur¬
_
_
Treasury notes
U.
Other
Balances
—201,353
492,317
Deferred
for
_
420,913
+
—119,685
295,534
Other
loans
V
Co.
&
1.
—
(quar.)
class
-
.
"...
434,202
__
Total
1955
27,615
__
__
purchasing
Government
S.
Cash
+124,721
v '
18,214,634
reserves
177,917
+
for
6-1
tl5c
common
Carey,. Baxter
May 25,
85,115
loans
dealers
and
loans
Treasury bills
10,095
31,306
•
26,111,720
.
bank
+
+
—389,661
.
notes
Deposits:
Member
291,242
59
loans
Other
221,396
+
industrial
carrying
or
estate
Loans
assets
Reserve
<—
8,110
—
195,016
LIABILITIES—
Federal
55,133
—388,027
66,622
__
assets
Total
298,580
22
premises
Other
23,985,291
foreign banks
Uncollected
—
Mills,
Common
1956
ing securities
*
U.
Total loans and securities
Due
+195,700
adjusted*
loans
to brokers
6-
3
:.v
(quar.)
Investment
Oil Cos., Ltd., 4%
5%' preferred (quar.)—
8%
preferred (quar.)__
Carborundum
May 16,
50,243
and
Agricultural
Real
Tofal
5%-t-prelerred
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
3
7*
Machine, Ltd., class A
Ltd.
(quar.)
International
Carnation
investments
7-
common
Cannon
1956
34,900
+
'
<■
May 23,
333,480
'•
Canadian General Electric Ltd.
"Ltd.
-
9-14
12-14
t$1.10
—_
___
Canadian Ice
10-
131'Ac
$1.75
Increase ( + ) or
Loans
23,360,332
Held under repurchase agreem't
*'
"•
r
Ltd.—
Co.
(quar.—"—1—_
(initial after 5 for 1 split)
Decrease (—) Since
2,801,750
Total
r
•
rr
6-15
1
1-2-57
tlOc
Celanese, Ltd., common (quar.)_
preferred ' (quar.)
preferred
(quar,),.——,——
$1
7-3
noc
Canadian
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem—;
ber banks follows:
—2,491,924
Bonds
B
Cable
&
Canadian
+2,658,924
Notes
Class
Loans to banks increased $126 million.
and
t
6-22
6-15
5-15
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)_I
$1,25 convertible preference (quar.)_
million.
Loans
'r;
6-11■
3
6-15
Canadian-Ingersoll-Rand,
ASSETS—
+160,800
A
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$34 million and borrowings from others increased $138
Loans
471,970
Class
million.
1,457
)
Bills
Wire
Canadian
securities:
Bought outright—
7-
tlOc
$373 million in
increased
235
16,439
5-31
429 y«c (6-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Special
^Special
:
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
decreased
A summary
■; 6-15
•r
7-15
m
I75C
City, $106 million in Chicago, and $80 mil¬
Cleveland District, but they decreased $114
the San Francisco District. Time deposits in¬
$49
+
7- -3
t37%c
2.802589
5,646
-—
930
Government
creased
;
'
6-15-
1
7-
(initial quar.) t$1.06y«
2.792133
24,930
572,690
advances
loans
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
107,887
+
79
—-
21,084,847
249,353
;£
_
and
Industrial
1
+
834,859
Total gold certificate reserves
V. R. notes of other banks
1955
1956
20,249,988
__
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
June 1;
May 23,
8
5-21
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
•
in the
million in
Increase ( + ) or
}
York
lion
6-
'
-
deposits adjusted
New
(In thousands of dollars)
3
6-15
*37%e ?
Ltd., common
Foundries,
Canada
$29 million, Treasury notes $41
million, and United States Government bonds $33 million.
Stalemenl of Condition of the Twelve
7-
...
8
7-1
V.
.0349000
Canada
indebtedness
6-
Forgings, Ltd.—
&
.496766*
.193330*
ji
.
.
6-28
3
'6-20
__
v:.
6-21
7-27
(quar.) — iv- 25c
$1.0614
:
common
convertible preferred
Life
;
132 %C
(quar.)
Iron
"4(4%
.140080*
6-21
7-
tlOc
t62%e
(quar.)
Canada Foundries
.0800560
Ale,
Ginger
Dry
6-15
1
7-1
v;
2
7-
62 %c
(quar.)____
>
7-
'*6y4c
—
$1.30 pref.
Payable olR.ec.
;
20c
...—
Holier*
When
*
Share
>SS > 7
-
.0200375
•Nominal.
v
2537
2076
2185
15
Public Service Co.—
cumulative
4 56%
2
f. sub. debs, due 1S69
s.
2183
1
stoc*.
preierrea
Co. 5Y2%
prior
Indiana
Nortnern
1956, INCLUSIVE
1956 TO MAY 31,
Inc.,
Fibers
July
stock-July
pfd.
4%%. cum.
inc.,
Batteries,
Hemtz,
&
L-O-F Glass
1930
OF
UNDER TARIFF ACT
TREASURY
Jack
preferred stock
Corp. 4 '/<%
Gould-National
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the
Pursuant to
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
Foreign Exchange Rates
Monday, June 4, 1956
.,.
15
2081
July
Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago
j
1
2585
Rivet
&
Tool,
common
Machine
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
(quar.)
2
'■
Volume
Number
183
5539
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
of Company
i
Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR.—
Quarteny
7%
Chickasna
.
(quar.)
7%
'preferred
Gas
Cities Service
Citizens
5%
pfd.
common
(quar.)
&
pfd.
7-12
preferred
B
City Baking, 7%
;
-
(stock div.)_
—"
A
7- 2
6-11
62 %c
" 3%'
-
7- 1
$1.75
City Investing Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)
$1.37Va
City Products
—62%c
Clark
Controller
(quar.).
:
25c
Clark Equipment, new common1 (initial!;
50c
Clark Oil & Retining,' com, (stock dividend)
i
2%
11.20 preferred A
(quar.)____;_—
3tc
*'
$1.20
preferred
B
(quar.)
30c
Clarostat
Mfg.
(Tesuraed)—.—li—-_>i
—
10c
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing (quar.)__ ;
15c
'<•Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.. ts-a)—
:LZ~. - si $1.50
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.)—30c
$4.50 preferred (quar_)_.
$1.12%
pfd.
$4.50
'1 6-30.-v
6-30
6-30r
(quar.)
Clevite Corp. (quar:)____
Clorox Chemical, new com.
Cluett, FeabOdy & Co.,
•4%
•
2nd
preferred
7%
preferred
__—_____
International
Cochenour
WiUans
Gold
Colgate-Palmolive
Colonial
Life
-J—.__—-J"
,^
'
6-15
7- I"-'
6" 9
.*
Colonial Sand & Stone
Colorado
(quar.)—i___—__L_
(monthly)-
Central
Power, common
(monthly)
!
preferred (quar.).
Common
7- 2
3c
Class
A
Class
Columbia
Title
Columbian
Insurance
Carbon
(quar.)
National
{Boston)
Life
5-2-5
6-3Q
Credit
Co.
6-11
•
6- 9 ;
10-10
50c '■
6-
6-
-
6-15
30c
6-15
2%
15c
6-15
6-15
Inc.,
preferred
•*.
Detroit.
40c
preferred
New
Coirsolidated
Cigar
-
Corp.,
: 6-
Consolidated
Ltd.,
Standard
2
1
6%
;$5
,
preferred: .(quar.)
Di
(quar.)
Consolidated
a
•
(initial
common
Consolidated
Consol.
Gas
6-
New
Television & Radio
(quar.)
Class
Consumers
f
Power,
$4.16
preierred
6-14
6-
•
69
-•
6-15
7- 2
6-15
7- 2
6-
$1.13
6-
25c
!•
'J,
(quar.)—
Insurance
(quar.(_
6-
15c
20c
'
6-
"
6-15
6-30
Continental
Continental
Can,
13.75
preferred
4%%
preferred
Continental
$1
Continent?!
Oil
Continental
(Ont.)
5%
,
75c
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland Refrigeration
Copperweld
5%
Steel,
Coinell-Dubilier
$5.25
series
Cornell
Co:o,
50c
Corroon
$1
6-28
6-11
(quar.)
6-11
5%
A
preferred
'J
&
Reynolds
dividend
(G.
Cosdon
A
Crrne
Co.,
3%%
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Crestmont
Oil
Crown
A
&
Crucible
&
(quar.)-:
:
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
Racing
A
<quar.)
Steel
Jo.
r
25c
Inc., $2 pfd.
America
Forster, common
Cunningham
Curtis
Drug
!
(H-dene)
(quar.)
1
preferred
_"___
8
Eastman- Kodak
6%
preferred
fi-15
5-15
Eaton
5-23
Economic
75c
6-29
6-15
Economy
6- 9
5-25
6-20
6-
Inc.—
(See Helene Curtis)
6-
5
7-1
6-
5,
30c
f
6-
8
31'Ac
Steel
Paper
Edison
Paso
6-20
5-31
6-.1
15c
6-15
Garnet
(Jersey City).
(quar.)—,
*
(quar.),
:
(s-a)
(quari):;
Co.,
Power
t30c
62y2c
Fair
Mineral
Class
*
—
9
Bros.
$4.72
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
8- 1
11- 1
6- 1
6-15
6- 1
5c
Stock
dividend
6-29
6-8
9-28
9- 7
2%
12-28
12- 7
2%
—
Quarterly
Funsten
Investors,
from net
3-29-57
3- 8
12c
6-15
5-25
9-
1
E.)
(R.
Inc.—
investment
Co.,
income—
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
AVa %
7-
Gair
—
(Robert)
41/2%
Co. (quar.)
convertible preferred
(Julius)
Co.,
&
preferred
conv.
1
6-15
6-15
5-15
Garrett Corp.
7-
2
6-20
Gas Service Co.
6-
4
5-21
Gatineau
6-15
5-25
5%
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5'/a %
6-28
6-
8
6-28
6-
8
6-
8
7-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Power
General
American
50c
7-
6-15
6%
1
9-15
General
American
General
Baking
General
-
American
7-
2
6-15,
3
6-15
(quar.)
General
Box
Co.
(quar.
(quar.)__
preferred
$8
Cable
Corp.,
5%
(quar.)__
6
4%
1st
1
4%
convertible
7-
2
6-
5
General
7-
2
6-
5
General
6-15
6-
1'
6-29
6-15
1
6-11
6-15
5-25
preierred ($100 par)
(quar.)
preierred ($20 par) (quar.j
preferred
(quar.)
General Crude Oil (quar.)
$2
6-11
$25c
6-15
5-10
6-12
5-31
General
6-20
Btock
dividend
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
40c
$1.06'A
7-
7-
1
.
6-15
5-28
$1.12%
7*
5-28
$1.03
7-
2
5-28
$1.18
7-
2
5-28
45c
2
preferred
(quar.)___-i
2nd preferred
Cigar Co., com. (quar.)
Contract, common
5%
5 .'a
6%
5-25
General
„
General
Corp.
Finance
(quar.)
Fireprooflng
Foods
6- 9
6- 9
6- 8
$2
6-18
6- 8
6-15
6-20
6-20
$1.25
25c
15c
25c
7- 2
7- 2
6-30
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
6-15
7-1
7- 1
7-1
7-1
6-29
6-8
6-8
6-15
6-15
6- 1
6-14
5-28
6- 5
6- 5
0.0075%
8-15
0.0075%
11-15
0.0075% 2-15-57
5-11
5-11
35c
$1
50c
25c
20c
common
8
$25c
6-30
6-30
6-30
3iyic
7•
15c
15c
70c
(quar.)—
7-
1,
6-1
6-1
8-1
(quar.)—
pfd,
6-
1
8-
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
25c
10c
5c
Supply,
6-21.
8-
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6- 6
5-15
6-1
50c
—
Transportation
Co.,
6-30
b-30
6-30
6-30
6-25
6- 8
7-1
(increased
6-I0
6-15
Texas—
(quar.)
Builders
37'/2c
$1.12'/a
40c
28ysC
50c
34c
$30c
20c
Co., cemrion___
of
preferred
convertible
General
Oil
8-15
6-15
9*14
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-25
7- 1
10- 1
$$1.25
$$1.38
Investors
preferred
$4.50
5-31
7-
(quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., com.
6-11
10-
com.
preierred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
2
Ltd.,
56'Ac
56'Ac
15c
(quar.)
common
convertible
4'/2%
$1.50
._
11-15
6-156-30
6-15
15c
dividend
60c
—
8-15
2%
Garfinkel
5C.
(quar.)
6- 1
6-12
2%
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-15
25c
10c
dividend
General
common
,
7V2c
20c
Ltd.
(quar.),.
(quar.)__—___
common
-
dividend
6-29
7%c
1—_____
$4.12
com.
•
* 10c
Refining,
Fundamental
9-21
37 %C
(quar.)
6*19
6-15
5-15
6- I
Btock
6-15
7%c
(quar.)
5- 7
6- 1
7- 2
6-15
6-15
Stock
Common
—
Electric
—
——
30c
(quar.)
Stores,
quar.)—,
Frontier
1
10c
Ltd., class A
participating
(incr.
(quar.)
preferred
7-
$1.50
pfd.
6-15
6-28
$1.75.
Corp
(quar.)
(initial)
7-10
25c
:
5- 7
Inc.—
Machine
new
6- 4
5-17
8c
Co.
Funds,
Realty
<L.)
6-14
25c
(s-a)
Auto
Calculating
6-1
6*5
6- 4
6-15
»
25c
40c
(quar.)
Drive
5-31
6-12
6-12
6-12
6- 1
6-29
7'/2 c
Corp.
6-20
6-15 "
25c
(quar.)
Paper
6- t
6-20
,
6-13
,
$$1.25
(quar.)
Co
&
Custodian
7-17
$1.25
(quar.)
6-14
$$1.25
Corrugated
Dairies
Wheel
6-29
6-15
2%
class A
'7-16
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
6-15
60c
Ltd.,
B.J quar.)—:
30c
(quar.)
(quar.),
Corp.
:
(quar.)
Bros.
10-10
25c
Trust.
/___<
>
50c
8iyic
30c
10c
<
Corp.,
%
5-18
25c
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
com.
Quarterly
6-10
6-
$1.12%
common
7-2
Co
Wayne.
6- 1
6- 1
6- 5
6-20
6-26
7- 2
$1.18%
25c
25c
3%
$1.05
(quar.)™.
(quar.)
(Canada)
5,,6-43
6-15
6-15
dividend
Motor
Motors
6- 7
7- 2
$1
Stores, common
Co.
...
40c
30c
16y»c
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
5-31
7- 1
„
(quar.)_,—60c
common
preferred
$20c
Y.)_
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4Ya%
6-30
32 %c
(accum.)
Co.,
6- 5
6- 5
Corp.
Inc.
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6%
8
15c
common
and $2 par)
and $2 pari
par
5-11
6-15
6-15
Security
$1.50
(quar.)
par
6-5
40c
40c
,<
Fund,
4V2%
!
(N.
5-22
45c '
(quar.)__
Frigikar
6-15
45c
Loan Co.
5-31
6- 8
6- 5
5-18
1
6-
6-30
$1 '
Baler
Ecuadorian
Eddy
6-
6-29
50c
(quar.)
6-15
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
6-20
2
6-11
5-25
31'Ac
(1956)
6-15
Stock
2jc
—
-quar.)
Investment
Eddy Paper Co.
-
5
1
7-1
6-29
50c
IV2C
.
7-
Friedman
5
52 %c
Paper
4V4%
6-
6-
7-13
50c
75c
Friden
5
1-1
6- 8
$1
Preferred stock series
5
6-
6- 5
6-27
Stores
Franklin
5
6-
6-26
25c
National
Four
'
Corp.-^
preferred A
6-11
6-20
6-
7-1
7-1
52 %c
preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Sugar Associates, $2
50c
40c
7-1
50c
6-30
40c
■
common
6- ft
Foremost
5
51 'Ac
—
$6
9-10
"
no
States
$7
6■
(both
Stainless
6-15
-7-14
1
7- 2
10-
$1
7-14
«
1
10c
(quar.)
Industries,
6-
5iy8c
Gas,
Iron
no
Eastern
50c
_-.
(quar.)__^_
Stores
7r-i
5-25
6-26
6- 1
6- 8
6- 8
6-29
,
Association—
(both
Eastern
„
El
Companies
50C
6-11
7- 1
6-15
6-30
50c
Fownes
5-31
467/8C
—
(quar.)
Insurance
Common
15c
(quar.)
common
of
8-
1
:./;5-24
Life
Common
5-31
8
6-30
8-
Eastern
8
6-
6-15
10c
class
25c
S°al Co.,
&
Sexton,
6-11
1
Bank
Fort
7-10
quar.)
(quar.)
5
4c
;
International,
7-10
6- 1
5-31
Ford
5-28
7-25
(quar.)
preferred
5
8% preferred (quar.)
1
$2
6-30 ^ 6-15
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12 preferred (quar.)
8^10
28c
9- 4
$1.12 preferred
(quar.)—
____^
i :
28c
12- 3- -11- 9
Cuban American Sugar, 7% pfd. (quar.)_:
.$1.75 "<-'9-28 v 9-14
Curtis
4V2%
6-
10c
;a
(quar.)
Cork
Cribben
Angeles)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cork
Class
(Los
class A
Co.,
8-14
7-25
1
6t
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)___'__—
Ford
5-io
Vic
6- 1
6-12
6-15
Stock
5-25
.
6-
6*12
•;
6- 8
Foote
5-15
1
6-30
6-15
50c
37V2C
$1
(quar.)—-.
(quar.)
.
5-31
8
6-15
25C
Extra
6-20
6-
6-11
6-
$1.50
(s-a)
Savings
6-20
75c
6-11
30C
5-31
7-16^
15c
Industrial
Foote-Burt
5-25
2
4-30
7-16
6-28
Food
5-25
87
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com.
5
50c
1
7-
7-16
50c
Inc
preferred
dividends-_/
$4.20 preferred (quar.)—
Food Machinery & Chemical}
V
3'/*%
preferred (quar.)
6-22
6-
5- 3
3c
.,1
6-21
$1.12%
_.i
5%
1
6-
B
12 %c
RR.
Lines
5
9334c
Crown
preferred
Air
Canada
6-
6-30
Bearings,
preferred (quar.)—
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A (a-a)
'
"
6-15
-
Natural
-6-
(quar.)
B
Tennessee
6-28
$15c
6-30
7-27
*
G
•
6-15
10c
4%%
5-28
2
:
20c
-
—
(quar.)__
Foster-Wheeler
(quar.)
10c
common
>
-
9
15c
—
(quarJ—
Oil
12 %c
Co.
6-28
r
Creek,
(quar.)
Florida Power & Light Co., common
Florida Public Utilities, com. (increased)
1
6-11
,
Co.—
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Class
Oil
Co.
5-19
6- 1
15c
(quar.)
Works
Corp.
$4
1
6-
-6-15
10%
(final)
(quar.)__
Potash
Pennsylvania
5.20%
8-25
.
(Battle
Paper Products,
Flintkote
a-
6-
12'/2 c
Quarterly
.-11- 1
;
.' - 5-31
6-21
r
-
—:
preferred
10c
L.)
40c
(quar.)
&
6-
4!
Florida
.
(increased
common
2%
preferred
Crossett
Crum
2 %
7-
12'/2c
(quai.)__
&
6-15
5-19
Fittings, Ltd., class A
Flagg-Utica, 5% prior preferred ((quar.)—
,
6-22
7.
1
*7-13
75b
Eastern
Petroleum
Creole
Picher
East
Life Insurance—
—
3
8-
30c
—
,
Dynamics Corp. of Amer., com.
$1 conv. pref. (initial s-a)
Eastern
,
1
6-12
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Eastern
A
iR.
Light,
Sulphur
5-20
!
8-
7*
1
7-31
—
1
Mfg
convertible
5-25
Craig Systems, Inc.,
Class
5%
Duval
6-21
t-
/
6-15
quar.)__
;
7-1
6- 9
55c
40c
Duro Test Corp.—
8
dividend
Crain
Duriron
2
8-15
*0-16
$2»c
(quar.)
6-14
International
Stock
?
6-22
$3
*40c
(quar.)-
Electric__^
Publications
Corp.
Firth
5-18
$1.25
ord.
preferred
6-
11-15
.
8
6-15
150
preferred
7-
$2.50
25c
Insurance
First
6-15
$25c
(quar.)
5c
$2 50
6-
3
6-29
(quar.)
Nemours
preferred
25c
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
Quarterly
Coty, Inc. (stock dividend)
Coty
de
(quar.)
37V2C
,1
_;
$12 %C
common
——
* >
6-15
First
6-29
50c
receipts
I.)
preferred
$2.10
6-15
1
•7-
25c
common
6- 1
6-30
First'National
9-14
'
$1.25
Co.,
Electric
4.20%
5-28
9-
(
6-25
37Vac
17c
Financial
6-14
$25C~"
—
—r—
4.15%
6-15
20c
■
4
Fire Association of Philadelphia (quar.)
Filst
Bank
Stock
Corp.
(quar.)
X
$40c
..
(quar.),_____I;„___.__
preferred
East
Common
6*20
$$1.12!/a
Ltd.,
(increased
Ltd.—
preferred
Eason
(quar.)„____
Ltd.—
conv.-preferred (quar.)
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Fiduciary Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Ltd.—
«
4.10%
Inc
& W. H.),
Cosmopolitan
4%
(quar.)
Petroleum
6-
6-
17c
Screw
Class
,
..
3.75%
$1.31 %
9
5-15.
Finance Co. of America, class A (quar.)
6-21
6-11
7-30
____.
4%. preference
dep.
(E.
Duquesne
Corp.—
preferred
Corson
Duncan
Eagle
6-30
6-15
•
17c
Paper .Board,
Filtrol
6-15
$20c
—
preferred
$4.50
5-25
6-
-
9-20
i—L7
Ltd
5-15
tlOc
Corp.,
Casualty
Pacific
Fifteen
Ltd.—
(interim)'
preferred, (quar.)—
(quar.)
$3.50
6-15
7-15
<
7-1
•
tlV/afi
Common,
6-25
25c
—
6-30
/
35c
;
(quar.)
(quar,)
A.)
(C.
Pont
6-11
(quar.)
8
!_
Exploration-.—
American
du
1
25c
<quar.)„
Products
8
6-
25c
preferred
30c
(quar.)
6-
7-10
common
Dunlop Rubber,
'
5-25
6-11
&
Dunham
5-25
(quar)__
common
6-25
62»/2c
*
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A.
75c
Electric,
5
5%
(quar.).i.__
Co./ (quar,)
Dun & Bradstreet
5-21
;
5
7-
Driver-Harris
;
6-14
25c
50c
62V2C
(increased)
Steel
Chemical,
Industries
Drilling
-5-15
(quar.)
common
Pape-rboard
Inc.
6-15
7-
7-15
45c
Chemical. (increased)__1__T__
Dresser
,
5-15
25c
7-15
7-14
6-15
6-15
,
5-21
6-
6-15
>
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-%
6-11
6-15
30c
-
<qt.ar.)
.
4,
&
'
1
25C
(quar.)
preferred
Dow
4
7-27
8-1
50c
(quar.)
Steel
(quar.)
Telephone, common
preferred
(quar.)
Tar
preference
5-25
,
-
fqilar.)
Paper
6-15
-
6-
i
Co..
6-15
7- 2
$$1.30
(s-a)__^
•
Continental
5^
7- 2
6-15/
5c
:
Investments,
semi-annual
^
Dover Uorp.,
5-31
$1.13
Insurance
4'/a0
1
Scottish
Donaldson
5-25
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
6-15
6-15
_
(quar.)
dividend).
___4.
preferred
Dominion
•
6-15
$30c
•
8- 1
$50c
4%
-
9c
(quar.)
T
$1.50
—
Fibreboard
5-28
6*18
25C
Foundries
0-15
6-29,
2Qc
(quar.)
(quar.)^_u___:
&
.
Extra
(quar.)___
Increased
6
45c
'
:
6-29
$7.50
(inc.
,
Federated
Ferro
5%
Ltd.
Life
Traders
&
Federal
•'.
■
A
(stock
Dominion Stores Ltd:
5
50c
(quar.)
common
7- 3
25c
Federal
(initial-semi-annual)
Co.
Mines
4% %
6-15
7-2
__4__
.1
(Joseph), Crucible
Dominion
,
5
6-
->6-15-;"
-50c
-
6-11
/
$37y2c
Special
a
Federal-Mogul-Bower
____r_
Common ' (quar.)
;
*
Gin
5-25
6-26
s-a)__
;
Canadian
Federal Insurance Co.
,+
1
.
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Mines
Glass, (quar.)
Federal
(s-a)____
,
(quar.)
Houses
Dominion
6;i5
6-29
--10c
preTerred (quar.)—__
Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Continental
6-15
6-11
>
•
$$2'
(s-a)
6* 1
6-15
<,
^Motors
Nickel
Players
;
Monthly
Monthly
Beneficial shares
1
6-
pfd..
$3
Car_i.
preferred
conv.
Dome
1
7- 2
7- 21
$1.1ZVa
_w
—,
& Cox Fund—
Beneficial shares'
-
$1.04
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.,__—n
(Toronto)
Co.,. 6%. preferred
Monthly
i_iJk—
(quar.)
Dodge
e-1:
^
(quar.jG-..^-
(stock dividend)
Dbbeckmun
,
7- 2
convert ble
cent
Continental
5%
Dobbs
5-28
6-15
Realty
'
1
V28c
(quar.)—
;
Assurance
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Commercial, common (quar.f__
Continental
Motor
Dravo.Corp.,
,'6*15
22%o-
preferred
Continental
-
T
Club
Dixon
*;
.
84.52
10c
(see The Fair)
Federal- Life
preferred (quar.)__
;
Dixie Cup Co., common (quar.)___
7 »6
8-1
,
5c
preierred
$4.50
Insurance
(quar.)
Mich.)
(quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Association—
:
36c
5-31,
20c
'
Y.)
„
7- 2
>
40c
(N.
6- 1
7*2
25c
.-J
6- 1
8-13
30c
<
.
8-10
6-15
>
6-15
Extra
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
/ Quarterly from net investment income
Dixie Aluminum, common...
;+.■
5-11
-
Broadcasters', Inc.
quar.)
Quarterly
Farmers
Arts^.
Donnacona
6-29
10c
1
8-10
II- 0
L
Federal
(quar.)
(quar.)
couimon
Diners'
>
.
<quar.)
B
Tunnel
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
4
6-15
$1.25
quar.): g
1
30c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical
(quar.)—
(quar.)__^
Corp.,
Alkali
Diana—Stores
6-15
,
60c
—'
9-
20c
(quar.)
Railway
Famous
Cement, ,(quar.*)u__.
Fruit
Diebold, Inc.—
-
(increased
Utilities
Common
-
quar.)
1
12- 1
12V2c
(increased
1
9-
$1.25
Extra
*
v.
New
4
r
•(quar.)
(The)
Fairmont
Portland .Cement
Diamond
*
$$1
—»
preferred
Falconbridge
rl
Chemical
Diamond
Diamond
€-15
7*1
/*•'",
Preightways—
5-23
$1.25
-i
common
Plantation
Fair
shares * held) *
(quar.)
Portland
Giorgio
Di-Noc.
.
.:
6-14
.
,
_____^—
Consolidated Electrodyamics
,
6- 1
6- 9
(quar.)
Inc.,
Fairbanks
Iron, Foundry
preferred
De\^ey
,
t
one
Louis
•
9-20
6-30
10-
' "7»T
6-15
(quar.)
com.
St.
stock
Harvester
6-20
-,30c
.
(N.
33 V*
common
'6-20
7-
40c
Securities
Y.),
Diversified
(s-a)
Consolidated Edison
6-1
'7- 2
20c
•
fc
(quar.)_^
1
^___>'
each
Detroit, Steel Corp.,
,
<
1
'6-15
<1- 1
$1.25
common
Coppermines Corp.^
Chicago
Detroit,, Mortgage &
Detroit
Stamping -
h
'
-
for
Canada
Gray
-
quar.)—
$5, preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
9*
,
12-
' 10c
;
(initial
Y.,
common
Detroit-
1*
12-15
10c
Cement—
common
6-
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Consolidated
--
••
.
stock
&
Detroit
6-1
30c
23c
—__
N..,
Denver Union Stockyards
6-1,
-
yi 6-15
$37c
(quar.)
of
RR.. (s-a)__
Voting
;
$38c
,
common
40c
share
com.
\
$38c
.
2
(quar.)44i.-rrr—:
..Denver Chicago Truoking (quar.)__
Denver Transit, $2%-$3% pfd. (s-a)
$2ya-$3%, preferred (s-a)_.
5-31
Connohfo,
Stock dividend (Partial distribution of
Delta Air Lines, Inc. (quar.hi.___i_____^.:
Deanison Mfg.,
common
5-17
______
7-
5%
!
(quar.);
Life
25C
:
Eversharp,
6-
6-15
30c
Corp..
Excelsior
1
25c
___™—
Co.
preferred
Insurance
9-20
Community Public Service (quar.)
-J,J.
Compo Shoe Machinery, common (stock dlv.)k *
Conde NaSt Publications (quar.)
'i
'
Resistor
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6- 4
t+jp'
Commercial Shearing & Stamping Co. (quar.)
__
Mfg.
$1.20
;
1
6-30
*
5-28
6-15
40c
(quar.)—;
Excelsior
5-15
$5
.
A
preferred A
Ewa
5-25
70c
Quarterly
:
Quarterly
Quarterly
Congoleum-Nairn./Inc.
(quar.)'___
Connecticut Light &
Power
(quar.)
preferred
$5
6-15
6-20
.
$5
6- 9
-
6-30"'-
,,
5-3L
30o
12%c
(quar.)
2
&
6-20
6- 1
6- 1
Erie
1__
6-11
7- 2
6-11
A
Ero
,
6-11
7- 2
$1 65
(quar.)
com.
preferred
6-20
5-25
(Toronto)—
1
6-11
7- 2
6-29
Railroad,
$5
7-
4
6-
(quar.—
Confederation Life Association
7*
5
4%
Co., common—;
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rk.—
6-14*;
:
,.6-15
6- 8/
8
'
;
5
6-29
87y2c
5*28
$1.25
and
realized
debenture
6-14
.//,.'g
A__.
Life Insurance (s-a)
Columbus Mutual
Commercial
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)
6-
25c
62Vac
37%c
6-15
25c
5-31
5-21
Erie
7-3
6-30
(quar.)__
common
7
investment income
from
Delaware
6-14
M
"Columbian
Iron,
6-
7-16
J75c
-
"60c
.
Malleable
6-15
933/4C
________
lOe
jf'-
6-18
t
6-
(s-a)
75c
6-15
25c
•
.6-21
20c
...
6-15
.
7
•c
10c
t
fc 2
2
7-
20c
_________
8
5-25
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
•
10c
1_
B' (quar,)
9
6-28
7%c
10c
;
—
1
6-
preferred (quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
Deere
6- 4"
6-29
7ri2;". 6*15
7-16;
8- 1
4%%
7-16 f
:
$1.12%
8- 1
Co.oraao ruei <sc. Irou, comr.ion_.__™_^l_— .* "JbOc
5-31
"7- 6.
5-31
5% preferred A (quar.).
—_—-'K-:- 62V2C J 6-30
5-31 |
5%% preferred B (quar.)———_1—
6834c
6-30
6-15
Colorado Interstate Gas, common (quar.)__-•
31 Vic/
8-30.
5 %
preferred (quar.)
"' * $ 1.25
' 7- 2 i. '6-15 J
Columbia Broadcasting System—
•; ;
t
•'
,
5-
6-25
40c
5-25
'
5-25
2Qe
Delta; Electric
6-18
"
$1.50
—,—
5-15
6-15
Williamsport RR.—
7%
preferred (s-a)Emery Air Freight (increased semi-annual)
Ero
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Empire District Electric, common (quar.)__
Emporium Capwell
(quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.. 7% gtd. (quar.)
6
6*11
—25c
.
5-31
6-15
6-21
&
6*
5
7* 2 '/
7- 2
7-2"
87%©
$3.50 pfd. (quar.)__..
Co."' of America—
Co.,
6-
6-25* '
Insurance
Quarterly
6-15
Elmira
6-15
6-4
„
6-lly;
?'
6-
6- 8
6-29
62%c
(quar.)
common
12 %C
;
6- 4
>
*
$7.40
"
Ltd
Mines,
6-15
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)__
security profits)—,
Delaware Sc. Hudson- Co.,. new com. (Initial) *
Dejay
Stares,
Inc.,.
.
U—$L'
(quar.)
5%
3c
(extra)
Ltd., class
Frere,
cents
j.
„
1
6-
50c
'
Mills
($ cents from
6-20-
-
6-15
*
VV
___
Plants
Delaware
.
$L
$1.75
(interim
(quar.)
Co.
Coca-Cola
-
,
,
~
Coca-Cola
David &
-
:
5%
6-
&
.
(initial quar.)_^irv/42 %&
com.
River
b%.
6-14-r. 5-18 v
7- 2;
1 6-26 1
—
(quar.)
6-
6-15
—
—
Cigar Corp.-
Davton
" 6-20
K6-15
$1.12%
L-™—_____—''f.y* 25c
preferred
12-
6-28
20c
.,
G
6- 4
5-25
6-20
6-9
.
12-28
80c
Dana Corp., common (quar.)
3%%t- preferred series A (quar.)_;
;
8 1
7-27
M 6-15
6-12
6-15 ;/
.
7
5c
6- 8
6-30
-
i Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
6-
8- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
Dan
Elliott
8
69-
(increased)—
Payable of Rec.
Share
>
Share
(quar,)\_L_l_i—-J— " 31 Vic*
Electrolux Corp.
(quar.)_
:
25c
Elgin National Watch (quar.)
25c
Eiizabetntown Consolidated Gas
(quar.)—30c
6-
6-28
9-28
6-20
6-28
6-28
-
45c
i_:
Pilot
R
G
1
Bond'
Electric
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
8
55c
Corp.
Inc.
Abbey
&
7-
6-
50c
——t
D W
1
50c
(quar.)
A
t
Extra
D
7w
$1.75
class
(quar.)
Cypress
Holder*
Payable of Reo.
-75c
50C
A
Cutier-Hammer,
1 ;•>
'
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wrignt
-
When
Share
;
»
Gorp.,
A
Class
6-14
$1.75
$1
60c
preierred
Class
6-15
5-14
5-28
6-20
6-15
5-18
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
common
(initial
$7
Company
Publishing Co.,-$4 prior pfd. ^quar.)_
Curtiss-Wright
6- 8
7- 1
6-13
6-14
7- 2
(quar.)
Citizens Utilities,
Name of
..
6- 5
6- 1
6- 1
-
6-26
;_____
Electric, 4%
Per
.
Curtis
$1
(s-a)
Independent Telephone Co.-—
Class
' ' "
6-15
6-15
6-15
.
$2.50
75c
$110
(resumed)
Co.
Securities,
Cincinnati
" " '
$1
Oil
Cotton
Copper
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5%
Chrysler Corp,
Christiana
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
,
15c
$1.50
$1.75
-
common
preterred
Chile
-k
-
Chicago Towel,
When
Share
•••
51
(2691)
90c
100%
quar.)
payable in common
—
payable in common
payable in common,—..—
General Manifold & Printing Co.
(quar.)
12c
6-15
6-20
6-8
6-8
—-
.5-31
The
(2690)
50
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, June 4, 1956
...
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
Foreign Exchange Rates
Reserve Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
certifies daily to
countries of the world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
MAY
1956 TO
25,
BANK
RESERVE
2293
;,v
Union" Oil
5
due
debentures,
3'.^ convertible
•
Jun 23
stock
cumulative preierence
Co. of California—
4 56%
INCLUSIVE
1956,
MAY 31,
2185;
Indiana Public Service Co.—
Normern
OF 1930
2537
2076
r
—Jun 29
Co., prior preferred stock
Naylor Pipe
UNDER TARIFF ACT
TREASURY
TO
L-O-F Glass Fibers Co.
passed.
We give below a record for the week just
RATES
2183
1
2
preferred stocjt____
Jun30
8. f. sub. debs, due 1969—Jun 15
4%
Inc.,
Jack & Heintz,
July
*
pfd. stock-July
4%%. cum.
Inc,,
Batteries,
Goitld-Natioiiai
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal
to the
Pursuant
4¥<% preferred stock
General Time Corp.
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
(subordinate) _Jun 29
1975
I :
Country and
Monetary
Noon
Unit
Buying Rate
for
Friday
Monday
May 25
pound
2.235806
.0385802*
.0200375
.326850
2.234312
.0385802*
.0200375
.326675
1.010513
1.010937
-
Austria, schilling
Belgium,
franc
British Malaysia,
Malayan dollar
dollar
Canada
France
(Metropolitan), franc
.00285500
—
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
—
.
:
Mexico,
peso
-•
-
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand,
pound
krone
Norway,
-
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc
Union
of South
United
.
peso
-
-
Africa, pound
Kingdom,
sterling
pound
.237425*
.210000
2.806250
.0800560
.261100
2.778465
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233315
2.795765
2.806250
|
I.
•Nominal.
(Continued from page 16)
.0278633*
.
.0385802*
1
Campbell.(A. S.) Co., common-——
.326550
—
.209800
.00435401*
Day
.00285468
.237525*
.209800
r
Dry Ginger Ale, common
preferred (quar.)-.
Canada
$4.25
2.802604
Class
.261100
2.774855
"
.496766*
Canada
Life
4,/a%„ preferred
Special
Special
^Special
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Gold
certificate
account
20,249,988
Redemption fund for F. R.
R.
gold
certificate
of
notes
other
Discounts
10,895
21,084,847
—
78
+
96,992
—
47,859
+
84,440
356,091
—
16,881
creased
—142,274
+
930
+
3
+
Government
ber banks follows:
+
1,704
+
—
500,480
Bonds
adjusted*
2,801,750
:■
repurchase agreem't
—
+
333,480
34,900
'
U.
Govt,
S.
loans
from
and
securities
+195,700
23,395,232
securities
23,985,291
foreign banks
Uncollected
cash
+
items
4,220,491
—
298,580
55,133
59
+
8,110
+
31,306
+
S.
assets
50,157,733
Reserve
—389,661
+
177,917
_
(initial
for
purchasing
835
preferred
Canadian
S.
76
+
7,980
111)
+
5,452t
+124,721
+
__
"Ltd.
Mills,
with
Co.,
1st
129
—
Member
18,214,634
reserves.
U. S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
—119,685
—
domestic
Total
deposits
availability
Deferred
cash
items
Other liab. and accrued dividends
Demand
102,349
Time
deposits except U.
U.
Government
—155,055
—
—367,526
20,786
+
.
1,125
461,345
+
128,831
2,223
+
liabilities
48,933,767
—396,735
90,622
+
Capital
paid
in
314,695
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
Total
Ratio
to
of
liab.
F.
R.
liability
purchased
ances
correspondents
Industrial
loan
32,711
+
33,781
tOct
50,157,733
7,041
—389,661
$294
,
+
';
45,770
-
—
22
2,466
—
5
commitments
+
—
1
2
7-
2
6-
9
6-
9
5-21
6-
8
5-25
j
(initial)—
<quar.»_^
Telegraph
&
(quar.)
Ltd.,
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows
the
following
principal
changes
for
the
in demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and an
increase of $445 million in demand deposits adjusted.
205
—
(A.
Caterpillar Tractor,
—3,302
33
—
—1,910
+
3
+
126
13,197
—
7,995
Banks-
&
Castle
665
—
41
—
19,614
Castle
542
—
29
—
966
2,359
—
+
7
—
49
+
420%
7%
474
district and
total of $111
million at all reporting
member banks; the principal changes were decreases of
$60 million in New York City, $14 million in the Chicago
a
8
+
445
+
21,687
3,974
49
+
District, and $12 million each in the Cleveland and At¬
lanta Districts, and an increase of $12 million in the San
Francisco District. Changes according to
industry appear
in another press release. Loans to brokers and dealers
for
and
purchasing
other
or
carrying
securities
United
increased
loans increased $33 million.
States
$129
Government
+
million.
"Other"
400
801
—
4
—
64
—
10
+
(quar.)
+
34
+
271
+
138
+
208
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $83 million in
New York City and
ing member banks.
a
total of $102 million at all report¬
Holdings of Treasury certificates of
banks
to
and
shown
are
reclassification
and
million,
after
deduction
real
valuation
re¬
gross.
increased
decreased
of
commercial
loans
estate
industrial
and
and
"other"
loans
respectively.
Fibre
a
voting
stock
common
for
called
redemption,
Date
4%
common
Industries.
Jnc„
1, 2039—Jun
15
cum.
preferred
July 16
cum. conv. pfd. stk_Jun 15
1
*
2285
.
*
2534
*
7-20
8-10
7-20
bonds,
due
Corp.—
mtge. s. f.
bonds,
series
f.
bonds,
Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—
First Mortgage
s.
gold bonds, 6%
RR.
income
A,
series
6-
1
7-
Jan.
1,
1968_July
due
B,
1972
due
1972
series
4
1
6- 4
7- 3
6-22
6-12
6-
6-12
6«
6-12
6-
6-12
6-
6-12
6-
6-20
6-
$1.25
6-20
6-
9
6- 9
,j
9-
8
+
9-
8
$125
6-20
$1.25
9-20
$1.25
9-20
$1.25
12-20
12- 8
$1.25
,
12-20
12- 8
i
t;
6-
6-22
65C
7-
40c
1
2
6-15
6-11
$1.12'/a
5-21
6-30
6-18
6-30
6-18
$1.06 V*
6-30
V
-
8-
/ 6-
I
7-18
1
6-
6-30
35c
87 ¥2 C
6-18
6-15
10c
37 %c
8
7-
/
2
6- 8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
$1.50
7-
2
6-
8
$1.18%
7-
2
6-
8
6-11
6-
1
Central Vermont
—
—
___
Public Service—
(quar.)
preferred
4.135 %.. preferred
4.75% preferred
$1.04
7-
2
6-15
(quar.)
4.15%
$1.17
7-
2
6-15
$1.19
7-
2
6-15
(quar.)
Acceptance, common
Century
Class
A
—
Jun
15
2541
Jun
15
2541
2081
debentures, due Oct.
1,
1984
July
1
2585
6-14
5-25
1
6-15
6-
25c
6-20
5-28
40c
6-26
6-
8
6-
1
7%c
—
'
6-15
10c
America
*
Paper & Fibre—
preferred
(A.
(quar.)
wuesapeake Industries
$4 preferred (quar.)
.
6-
9
7-
22 %C
6-11
5-25
1
6-11
6-15
5-21
50c
7-
1
6-15
6-20
6- 5
7%C
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., comrpon
3%% conv. preferred (quar.)
6-20
6-
1
—
87V2C
8-
1
7-
6
—
75c
6-25
6-
4
(quar.)_
'
6-20
$2
(quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
6-22
6-
25c
6-28
6-15
35c
5
11-
1
10-15
7-
6
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
62¥zC
6-29
6-20
25c
6-29
6-15
506
7-
2
6-14
30c
—
(quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
6-15
$2.50
,
$1
common
6-20
6-20
(quar.)—
Machine
1
87¥2C
A
&
1
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
7-
$1
-
Rivet
1
10C
Chcmw^y Corp.
preferred
7-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
$1.12%
Paper Mills
(quar.)-,.—
Chattanooga
Gas
(quar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Chicago
Co.—
6-11
12V2c
Vought Aircraft
$2" class
6-11
6-30
*
Charmin.
$6
2
$2
preferred (quar.)
Century Electric Co. (quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills (quar.)
Ccrtain-rteed Products (quar.)—
of
7-
10c
8%
Co.
6-11
7- 2
6c
common-:
Chesbrough-Pond's, Inc.
*
25c
—
Chicago Allerton Hotel (s-a)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago ft Eastern Illinois RR., com.
1
Jun 15
;+
6- 4
$1.23
—
2294
Lawrence
first mtge.
6-22
7-
25c
37(4c
15c
.
2538
Co.—
trust
1
6-
5-31
$1.15
Champion
Page
1
Winkle-Munning Co.—
15-year 4%% s. f. debentures, due April 1, 1961
July 1
Ludman Corp., 6% s. f. conv. debs., due Nov. 1, 1968_Jun 15
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
12-year 5 % % sub. debs, due July 1, 1963—
Jun 30
coll.
11-15
$1.15
2295
Hanson-Van
fund
;
25c
convertible
Chance
stock
Allied Artists Pictures Corp., 5%%
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
15-year 4% s. f. debentures, series B, due 1967
-July
Ampn-Israeli Housing Corp., 3%'s. f. bonds due 1965—July
Water
11-301;
$1
;
preferred (quar.)_
4.75 % preferred (quar.)
Central Steel & Wire
Chance
Date
5%
>
8-15
6-13
(quar.)
—
5%
8-31
6-10
preferred (quar.)
Page
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
30-year
6 -12 <■»+
2
8-10
(quar.).
4J32%. preferred (quar.)
4 (4 % preferred (quar.)
Chamberlin
due Jan.
Company and Issue—
Pacific
7-
25c
25c
com.
_
$4.50
Western
5-21
6% '
list of corporate bonds, notes,
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
Con. mtge. 3%-6% bonds, ser. A,
first
6-15
6-11
$$2.50
(s-a)
Products,
Securities, common (quar.)_
preference (quar.)——
Central Maine Power Co., common (quar.)-ju
*V" 1.50% preferired (quar.)^-^--^——-——&
4.60%
preferred (quar.)—.
-—
NOTICE OF TENDER
4%%
5-28
~
4.60% convertible preferred (quar.)——
Company and Issue—
5%
6-11
6-30
$1.75
(quar.)
,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
St.
I
5-28
6-11
12V2c
$1.12(4
common
(quar.I
A
.
the current volume
sink,
6-15
6-21
30c
(quar.)
Extra
6% preferred (quar.)
,
Central:Foundry (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)—
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
Central Illinois Light, common (quar.)
414% prefprrec! (quar.)
_______
Central Illinois Public Service, com. (quar.)
,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
5%
1
2
45c
$1.05
(quar.)
common
America,
preference
Central
993
982
loans
and
Northeastern
8
7-
50c
Co.
preferred
5%
175
51
—
—
590
Banks
___
Below will be found
ACF
1
6-
%
4
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
3
—
&
Corp. of
preferred
4(4%
257
M.)
.
preferred
Celanese
726
+
196
—
(quar.)
Cooke, Ltd
—6,419
102
—
9,561
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
one
6-
ti-15
week
ended May 23: Decreases of $205 million in holdings of
United States Government securities and $801 million
1
B
549
Government
19,448
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1
6-
6-
6-15
$13c
(quar.)
1
6-
7-
50c.
25c
$1.75
class A
6-
V
6-29
10c
Products,
8-15
6-13
20c
40c
25c
93%c
$2
40c
(quar.)——
common
"
5-21
.
,
Class
Notices
preferred
including
Q
8-15
l,903t
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
948
6-
1
+
;
accept¬
foreign
on
for
-
6-20'
2
Extra
$1.50
.3%
6-14
7-
Central-Illinois
.
46.3%
3
33
177,917
+
7-
+
55,444
S.
Reserve
million
$25
6-15
11-15
...
1955
5,
$318
and
1
2
8-31
6,080
individual loan items
serves;
loans
+
note lia-
bilities combined
Contingent
20,803
+
27,543
and
and
+
'
188,116
capital accts.
gold certificate reserves
deposit
33
+
693,612
1
7-
40c
new
1
1'
6-
.
6-30
<11-30
1,522
others
of
6-
6-
6-30
$12c
$25c
banks
•Exclusive
;
6-30
7-
——
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
5-31
$25c
Borrowings:
Federal
5-31
3
(quar.)
deposits:
banks
From
3
7-
(quar.)
deposits
demand
From
Total
5-31
7-
A
634
adjusted
deposits
Foreign
6-15
•
) 5-31
75c
.
preferred
JExtra
Non-voting
108,340
19,436,687
3,364,574
1
6-15
9-
(quar.)
Telephone
,
1-
6-
B
banks
—
Domestic
6-
3
Glass
1,307
—
Interbank
3
7-
Class
_
16,548
S.
7.
-
6-15
149
_
Reserve
—
78,724
9-14
12-14
8081
329,380
+
1
+
26,877
—
—201,353
+182,531
3
+
_
_
434,202
492,317
7-
10-
1-2-57
2
indebtedness
of
295,534
acct.
Other
6-15
23
LIABILITIES—
bank
3
+
_______
_
with
7-
$$1.25
$$1
$$1.25
t$2
-
Deposits:
5-15
9-
Mills (quar.)
Cascades Plywood (quar.)
Case (J. I.) Co.. 7% pid. (quar.)
194
5-15
6-15
V
<
(quar.)—
(quar.)
& Kennedy
Mfg. (quar.)
Baxter
6-15
75c
pfd.
4%
(quar.)
common
(Philip)
6-15
$15c
class B
Catelli Food
securities—total
Federal
420,913
-
Carborundum Co.
Carey,
6-22
10,743
___
vault
(quar.)
Trust
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
3
+
banks
to
Ltd.
Investment
5%-. prelerred
(quar.)
Oil Cos., Ltd.,
8%
(quar.)
common
preferred
3
7-15
7-
8,494
__
bonds
in
(quar.)—
Ltd., class A
International
Carenter Steel
carry¬
or
6-15
5-31
7-
t20c
$37%c
$31 (4c
$15c
$25c
$43%c
$$2
$20c
i$l
split)
1
Carthage
+
l
1,280
Other securities
Reserves
for
(quar.)
Ice Machine,
Canadian
Carolina
+
2,492
.—J
__
U.
after 5
Canadian General Electric Ltd.
3%%
+
+
—
478
__
loans
loans
Balances
26,111,720
$1.75
f
,
$$lf<.
~
preference (quar.)
Caifadian
Celanese, Ltd., common
(quar.)_
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Carey
126
—
27,615
securities
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
Cash
•
notes
loans
Government
Loans
Total
.....
carrying
or
Treasury bills
221,396
10,095
—
195,016
85,115
loans
industrial
loans
estate
Other
291,242
+
LIABILITIES—
Federal
—
—388,027
66,622
assets
adjusted*
ing securities
22
premises
Other
1955
brokers and dealers for pur¬
to
Other
U.
Total
May 25,
1956
—:—:
Breweries, Ltd., common
—
Real
Total
$$1.10
$31¥ic
convertible
Common
May 16,
50,243
and
Agricultural
chasing
23,360,332 '+ +160,800
34,900
+ 34,900
■
■
Commercial
Loans
B
$1.25
Carhation
Loans
—2,491,924
Class
Cannon
(In millions of dollars)
investments
and
+2,658,924
9,153,913
bought outright
■
•>
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
+160,800
• -
:
6-15-
Ltd.—
Co.
(quar.)—-——
Canadian
mem¬
1956
10,932,699
-
A
5 76
May 23,
Notes
Held under
■
ASSETS—
Bills
Total
;J"
8
5-21
1
7-
8
6-
6-15
I
$75c
4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Cable
&
Canadian
liabilities of reporting
1,457
t
471,970
Certificates
$126 million.
Increase ( + ) or
securities:
Bought outright—
Bank
Loans to banks increased
7-
$10c
$$0c.
tlOc
Cariadfan-Ingersoll-Rand,
235
16,439
loans
Acceptances—bought outright
Due
$49 million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$34 million and borrowings from others increased $138
million.
6-28
6-
3
6-20
$29¥<ic
(Toronto)
—
Safeway, Ltd.,
Class
the Cleveland
24,930
5,646
+
572,690
advances
and
Industrial
S.
107,887
—
249,353
reserves
banks
other cash
U.
+
79
—
deposits
York
in
A summary of assets and
Total
F.
1955
1
+
834,859
notes
June 1,
1956
1956
$29 million, Treasury notes $41
adjusted increased $373 million in
City, $106 million in Chicago, and $80 mil¬
District, but they decreased $114
million in the San Francisco District. Time deposits in¬
Demand
lion
ASSETS—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
2.792133
million, and United States Government bonds $33 million.
New
6-21
V
3
7-
$$1
150c
(quar.)
Assurance
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
2.802589
decreased
1
7-27
$37%e7
Canada Malting Ltd., common
.0349000
.193330*
.233325
Canada
indebtedness
6-21
7-
%
,
,6-15
1
7-
$37%c
common
Canada Steamship Lines,
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
May 23,
$32%c
25c
$1.06Vt
convertible preferred (initial quar.) $$1.06%
4(4%
■■
Statement of Condition of the Tweive
May 30,
-
(quar.)
A
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.,
*
.140080*
Canada. Wire
i
(quar.)—
7- 2
7-
Canada, Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—-
.0800560
'
%-
—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Canada Bread "Co. Ltd., com. (annual)
5% preference B (quar.)—:
——
Canada Cement Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
1.010468
Closed
Memorial
Payable of Ree.
75c
20c
62VaC
$6%c
$10c
$62y2c
Burlington County Ry. Co. (s-a)_
Camden &
.0200375
Holder*
When
j
Share
Name of Company
<■
"
v...--
Per
■,
v_
2.233150
.209900
.00435401*
.00285500
.237450*
.209900
2.804062
.0800560
.261100
2.776299
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233310
2.793586
2.804010
.210000
.00435401*
.00285500
.237425*
.210000
2.805937
.0800560
.261100
2.778155
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233325
; 2.795454
2.805937
*
.210000
.00435401*
—
-
-
1.010156
-
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0267756*
2.236055
.0385802*
.0200250
.326825
Free
Australia,
.0555555*
.0267793*
.0555555*
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.
DIVIDENDS
May 31
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$
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■;■
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issue.
this
in
•Announcement
Thursday
Wednesday
May 29
...
$
$
(Value in United States Money)
York
New
Tuesday
May 28
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in
Cable Transfers
6-15
5-25
67 %C
6-30
6-13
J
Volume
Number 5539
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
'
-
Name
of Company
Share
„
Holdera
Per
Payable 0/ JRec.
Quarterly
7%
6-15
6-
5,
$1.50
6-15
6-
1
$1.75
6-15
6-
1
15c
common
preierred
Chickasna
Chile!
Curtis
1
Chicago Towel,
(quar.)
Cotton
Oil
-
Co.
$1
7-12
6-26
6-
7-
1
75c
6-13
6-14
5-28
(quar.)
Class
».
8
A
7-
becurities,
common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
(quar.)
50c
7%
Cincinnati
Gas &
Cities Service
$1.75
__
pfd.
Electric, 4%
$1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
60c
7-
2
7-
2
(increa&ed)
5-18
57c
62'/2c
Citizens Utilities, common A (stock div.)
Class
B
iinitial)
D
7-
1
8
8 J
8-
1
7-
1
6-30
6-12
Controller
25c
6-15 :.
6-
Equipment,
50c
6-
Clark
•
Oil
$1.20
1
&
new
Reiining^
preferred
$1.20
(stock dividend)
com.
A
(initial)-
common
-;!•• 2%
•■'-*
3tc
preferred
Cleveland
$4.50
6-15
6-1
6-
6-15
5-31
$1.50
5-25
6-25
;6- 9
2"2
6-15
Empire
6-15
Emporium
Corp.
30c
6-15
6-15
"•
(quar.)____
*
25c
(initial quar.)_ji :vv42VkcCluett, PeabCdy & Co., com. (interim)
1- V
50c
•' 47® ' 2nd preferred
(quar.)
'$1':
77®
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
.
-4
_—
Coca-Cola
Co.
(quar.)
International
Colgate-Palmolive
Colonial
Life
Co.,
$1
•"
Insurance
pfd.
Co.
of
4
6-
1
9
7-2"
7-
87'Ac
(quar.)__
8%
♦
(quart)
77aC
_____
Central
Power, common (monthly)"10c
(monthly)
10c
4%% preferred (quar.).
$1.1272
Co.orado iuei <si Iron, comr.ron_^_____l^__" ' 50c
Common
57®
—
preferred A
572%
6-15
6-
•
Colorado
57®
B
Interstate
preferred"
Columbia
Gas,
Broadcasting System—. /
Class
A
Class
//
\
Columbia
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
Title Insurance
Columbian
Carbon
'Columbian
Quarterly
;
Connohio,
Inc.,
&
.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.),
,
Consolidated.
Cigar
Corp.,
Ltd.,
$5
Consolidated
(initial
Gas
Utilities
Common
(quar.)
Class
-
<quar.)
$4.52
60
cent
(quar.)
♦-> V" "V
*
.•
„
>'
Continental
Can,
Life
Continent?!
Oil
£•5.25
Cornell
Coto,
$1
Corson
6-
6
50c
6-15
2
;$$1.30
1
(s-a)__^*
7-27
6-11
6-15
6-
5-15
25c
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
5-15
50c
(increased)
6-28
6-11
6-11
5%
6-11
Duval
5-25
A
Petroleum
Picher
7-15
6-15
Eason
Oh
25c
6-
9
5-28
6-30
6-15
Coty,
Inc.
Coty
International
(stock
dividend)
Class
8-25
5%
1
1
6-21
/
.
5-31
Crrne
Co.,
3% 7®
Creole
6- 5
Crossett
Class
6-
5
Class
(Los
class
Angeles)
A
6-
5
.
A
Cribben
&
Crucible
5
(quar.)
Sexton,
Co.
& Forster,
A
Inc., $2 pfd.
(quar.)
Eastern
1
Cuban
Curtis
Drug
Companies
(H°lene)
1
7%
Stores
25c
710-
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6r._
8
(both
5-25
4
6-15
12-
$1.75
6-20
11-
9-28
40c
-V8-10
--
"
1
9
9-14
10c
Inc.—
6-20
$6
preferred
6-11
2
6-11
5-31
5-15
8
6-15
6-15
.
7-11
5-25
5-25
6%
preferred
Eaton
5-10
8-14
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
6-11
5-31
5-28
1
50c
7-
6-
5
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
(Battle
.
6-15
9
5-19
6-
9
5-19
••
Creek,
—
(,
15c
—___
6-15
5-
7-16
4-30
3
Screw
Works
6-
1
6*12
6-
1
6-12
6-
1
6-11
5-25
50c
(quar.)—
5-31
6-30
6-15
50c
—
7-16
10c
,
7-16
20 c
Electric
17c
15c
,
7-
6-26
37'/2c
1
(quar.)
(quar,)
Corp,
6-
1
6-30
61
8
6-30
6-
8
40c
(N. Y.)
(quar.),
Oil
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Publications
6-26
•
25c
6-
5
6-27
6-
8
6-29
$1
7-13
50c
(N.
6-15
5-31
30c
6-20
6-
Y.)—
(quar.)__
—
(quar.)__,
'
45c
—
8
6-
7'/2c
5
5-22
6-
5
5-11
6-15
6-
5
40c
6-15
6-
5
3c
6-15
5-31
55c
6-28
6-
Bank
National
Industrial
class A (quar.)
Fund,
Inc
—
Philadelphia (quar.)
Stock
Corp.
(quar.)
a
40c
6-
8
5-18
50c
6-29
6-20
50c
7-
5-31
75c
6-11
15c
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-7
7- 2
r/6-15
Bank
Garnet
Flintkote
(.quar;);
Florida
Power
&
Florida
,4
62'Ac
60c
■6-15
$1
6-15
6-, 1
40c
6-20
6-
5
Public
6-
I
Utilities,
(quar.)/
Light Co.,
Stock
,
$4.20
'.
(quar.)
Co.
Mineral
6-20
2
6-20
7-16
5-31
/
Motor
Ford
Motors
Class
7-
2
7-
2
6-12
7-
2
6-12
6-12
6-29
81'Ac
6-15
6-
1
30c
6-15
6*
5
10c
(quar.)
50C
6-14
6* 4
(quar.)__
com.
4
(quar.)
2%
(Canada)
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
Corrugated
Paper
4
5-17.
"
5-
7
7
$$1.25
6-15
5-
25c
1
B:/(quar.)—:
6-
6-13
6-15
I
6-
6-14
60c
$$1.25
Co
faayne,
25c
25c
dividend
Stock
Ford
-Fort
2
7-
$1.05
*
Machinery & Chemical;
3'A-%
preferred (quar.)
Foote
•
7-
3%
Food
Foote-Burt
6-26
i6y4c
dividend___
preferred
1
6-
$1.183A
(increased)—
preferred (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5,% pfd. A (s-a)__—
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)
\
.
30c
common
com.
4%%
,
1
6-
((quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
2
(quar.—__
prior preferred
Co., common
preferred
t30c
—
Power
Fownes
Bros.
6-15
6-1
(quar.)
Four
Co
&
Dairies
Foster-Wheeler
Wheel
Franklin
Drive
Friden
2
6-15
6-15
5-15
-
25c
(quar.)___
6-15
6-
1
8c
Co.
6-15
6-
1
Funds, Inc.—
Calculating
Friedman
6-19
7-
40c
(s-a)
Auto
Custodian
6-29
25c
7y2c
(quar.)
Corp.
Preferred stock series
Machine
(incr.
25c
quar.)—.
(quar.)
6-12
5-31
10c
8-15
8-
IOC
Realty
(L.)
11-15
11-
1
15C
6-15
6-
1
7'Ac
—
Quarterly
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6% pr?ferred
Frlgikar Corp., new com. (initial)
(quar.),
,
1
2jc
6-
8
6-
5
(1956) (quar.)_
(quar.)___
6-15
6-
6-29
6-
8
10c
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
6-
1
2%
6-29
6-
8
Stock
dividend
2%
9-28
9-
7
dividend
2%
12-28
Stock
1
31'Ac
6-15
6-15
dividend
dividend
2%
3-29-57
12c
6-15
Frontier
5-25
31'Ac
6-30
5c
Stock
5
50c
(s-a)
8-16
45c
9
5-18
12'/2c
RR.
6-30
6-
7-10
Refining,
Fundamental
Quarterly
Funsten
Investors,
from
IR.
(quar.)
common
net
12- 7
3-
8
Inc.—
Investment
income—
8-15
10-10
$1.50
Gas,
common.;
(quar.)
15c
32'/2c
25c
com.
(quar.)
Iron
no
Y.)_____.
and
Steel
Co.,
9-2"
Economic
i
1
6-15
4'/2%
6-15
5-15
7-
1_
Co.
6-15
5-25
25c
6-28
6-
8
6-28
6-
8
6-
8
7-
1
6-15
Edison
Paso
4y2%
Bros.
5-31
3%
$4.50
preferred
5-25
2
6-15
6%
10-
1
9-15
General
General
7-
2
6-15.
7-
3
6-15
General
General
Box
Co.,
Corp.,
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
4%
1st
6-21
6-
1
4%
convertible
2
6-
5
General
Cigar
General
Contract,
50c
60c
7-
7-
2
6-
5
6-15
6-
1
$25c
6-29
6-15
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
pfd.
common,..
1
6-11
6-15
5-25
6-11
5-25
General
Corp
6-15
5-16
General
Stores,
participating
common
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Co., common
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
$1.06'A
45c
7-
5%
Finance
Corp.
1
1
6-
1
6-
1
6-
10c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
70c
6-30
6-
8
$2
5c
31'Ac
7-
2
7-
2
6-18
6-
8
6-30
6-15
2
6-20
77-
2
6-20
50c
7-
2
6-20
6-15
5-
7
20c
common
preferred '($100 par)
(quar.)—
5 7® preferred ($20 par)
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
General Crude Oil (quar.)
i
5c
1
77-
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-
8
$1.25
7-
1
6-
8
$1-
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
32
(s-a)
1
25c
preferred
com.
20c
Ltd.
5-15
6-
35c
$25c
Trust,
—
—
5%
(quar.
2nd
6
8
1
15c
(quar. )__
preferred
$8
6-
6-
15c
<quaj\)
Supply,
6-25
7-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Transportation
Builders
Cable
6-15
of Texas—
Co.
preferred
American
Baking
6-30
$$1.38
(quar.)
convertible
28'Ac
$$1.25
(quar.)__—,—
Oil
American
1
6-15
34c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-11
37'/2c
com.
5'/2 %
General
1
6-
6-30
6-30
$30c
:
Ltd.,
General Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)
General American Investors Co., common—
7-
$1
Investment
Paper
(quar.)_________—
(quar.)
Power
6-
b-30
40c
r_
(quar.)
50c
Gas Service Co.
Gatineau
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
6-20
5-21
$1.75
(quar.)—
Baler (quar.)
Ecuadorian
Corp.
(quar.)
Eddy Paper Co. Ltd.,. class A
Eddy
Co.,
preferred
conv.
Garrett Corp.
&
4
$1.50
pfd.
Co. (quar.)
convertible preferred
(Julius)
$1.12'A
37'Ac
(Robert)
4>/2%
Garfinkel
General
Economy
-
Gair
6-29
1
25c
(quar.)
9-14
6-15
7-17
7-
-
common
6-15
1
Common
pari
(quar.)
1
10-
6-
7'/2c
7'/2c
;quar.)
Corp.—
7-
56'Ac
2
50c
$2
56'Ac
(quar.)_—.—
common
7-
30c
(quar.)
par
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
J20c
$1.12'/2
.j.
(N.
1
preferred
convertible
30c
(quar.)
$1.25
Associates,
9-
convertible
4'/2%
E.)
15c
5-25
6-28
'
5
,-6- 1
7/ 1
6•-
Mortgage Association—
_
Foremost
517Ac
Paper
4'A%
6-
$3
(quar.)_
1
1
'
52 '/2c
preferred A (accum.)
preferred B (accum.)__
Sugar Associates, $2
Eastman- Kodak
9-10
6-15
9
—
El
(See Helene Curtis)
5-25
7-
52 '/2c
Eastern
5-23
6-30
9-
-
5-15
_
6-29
6-
$7
7-14
2
lr
$1
-3-14
,
6-11
28c
t..
.___
6-11
50c
(quar.)
Malleable
Common
r: 6-15
1
6-15
28c
(quar.)
Industries,
8-
-
(quar.)
American Sugar,
Cunningham
Curtis
6-30
8-
$2
iquar.)
1
51'Ac
Racing Association—
Common (both no par and $2 par)
States
50c
preferred
6-21
6-
6-
467/sC
(quar.)
Stainless
75c
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Eastern
15c
America
preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12
preferred
6-
8 ;
50c
(quar.)
8%
$1.12
8
Life
Eastern
-
2
6-15
10c
5-31
4c
common
common
(increased
(quar.).
5-24
10c
class
-
30c
25c
Potash
Fuel
6-20
(quar.)
;_
of
6-
6-
Stock
Lines
6-
25c
International,
Steel
6-30
10c
Cork & SQal Co.,
Air
6-15
(quar.),
7,
Eastern
6-20
75c
(quar.)
Cork
Crown
Cruin
Co.,
B
Crown
Oil
6-22
$1.50
Natural
.50c
(q.par.)_,
"7-13
87 y2c
(quar.)
9374c
(quar.)
7-27
.
preferred
preferred
Eastern
6-20
$15c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Petroleum
Crestmont
(quar.)
5-28
50c
10%
(quar.)__
preferred
4'/2%
6-28
10c
common
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
10c
L.)
6-
6-15
6-22
•40C
Florida
6-30
Co.—
Extra
..
<R.
-
-
$1.12
common
Co.
Eastern Gas &
6-28
6-
6-25
6-30
25c
•>
Insurance
Casualty
4
37'/2c
___
Paper Products, common
conv.-preferred (quar.)
$4
1
6-
*
1
8-
12y2c
(final)
&
5.20%
t-
:
Mfg
Pennsylvania
10c
A
Crain
ord.
Nemours
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan Co.
Eastern
Corp., common
(quar.)__^
.-11-
40c
(quar.)
&
Tennessee
2 7®
Craig Systems, Inc.,
de
Eastern.
27®
dividend
Stock
receipts
5-20
1
6-12
7-31
6-15
,
5-25
8-15
Life
(quar.)
Flagg-Utica, 5%
1
$1.25
.
.
8
9-
a-
6-
75b
(quar.)
common
6-14
11-15
7-
3
50c
_'__!__
6-
$2.50
1
7-
quar.)
(quar.)________
6-21
$2.50
8-
30c
2
20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
tl2J/2c
___
5c
Common
5-18
$1.25
Quarterly
East
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance—
Cosmopolitan Realty
6-15
25c
7-
3772c
-
6-15
t25c
common
25c
.__
6-29
12 '/2c
Eagle
East
(quar.)
5-15
_
4'/2%
5-25
6-15
(quar.)
5-15
6-15
tioc
Ltd!—
Corp.,
Fittings, Ltd., class A
:
8
J40c
$2oc
(quar,)_
Co.,
I.)
Sulphur
6-11
Corp.—
preferred
6-
6-15
Firth
•
6-22
* $25c
Dynamics Corp. of Amer., com.
$1 conv. pref. (initial s-a)
6-25
(quar.)
6-
7-14
1,
6-15
t50c
(Jersey City) »(quar.).
First National Stores (quar.)/._____/
;___
First Security
Corp.
(s-a)
6-14
3
8-
$1.50
s-a)
40c
Corp.—
25c
Products
:
..(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.):
$1.3174
(quar.)
7-
6-29
First
6-29
»U-16
6-11
7- 3
Filst
■„
preferred
75c
preferred
t20c
preferred
Co.
Life&
Financial
A-14
'
6-26
4
Fire Association of
Ltd.—
Tlhterlm)'
30c
-(quar)
common
6-?20
5-25
.$7.50
(inc.
(quar.)
Finance Co. of America,
Class B (quar.)___
/
1
6-
..
convertible
5-25
6272c
(quar.)
8
6-21
6-15
9-20
t%X,X%Vz
——
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Duriron
5-21
50c
1
7-30
!____
(quar.)
A.
Co.-
A.)
Light,
Duro Test
6-14
25c
;
$2.10
Traders
Pacific
Flltrol
'
Ltd
preferred
4.20%
(quar.)
Ltd.
Canadian
National
Fifteen
Ltd.—
preferred
4.15%
1
»30c.
(qtar.)
Steel
&
v
6-15
$$2
-
v
Mines
^/Fiduciary Trust
8;
6<
6-11
•
15c
Electric
4.10%
5-21
50c
35c
25c
preferred ! (quar.)
3.75%
&
Corp.
4%
5
6-
tl7V2c
:
preferred,
4%
6-15
8-
7-
•„
$3.50
Duquesne
6-15
7-
6-30
/
Investments,
U. S.
(E.
Duncan
5-25
2
7-10
5%
/
$4.50
5-31
6-15
7-
Pont
preferred
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
Quarterly
1'
1
7-
6-25
25c
dividend)
preferred
Common.
1
6-15
$1.13
&
(quar.)
du
.
45c
7-15
45c
1
Exploration-T12'/2c
(C.
(s-a)___
Fibreboard
7- 5
62y2c
(quar.)____
Chemical, Ltd.,
(quar.)
i
American, dep.
5
.*
•'
2
6-
7-15
9c
Bradstreet
5 %
1
6-
-
6-30
7-
6-15
2
6-11
15 c
5-25
4y2c
6-15
7-
j
t37%C
Glass,
Federated
5-28;
6rl5
2
i
10c
(quar.)__
(Toronto)
Motors
Players
.
Federal
*
income—
(quar.)
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
5
6-15
&
Dunham
6-15
6-
15c
(G. & W. H.), Inc
Cosdon
6-
6-29
75c
Electric,
Reynolds
dividend
7-
50c
'
(Ont.)
Dun
.
6-15
A
Dow Chemical. (increased)
1
25c
-
6-sl5
6-18
25c
Paper
&
Co,,. 6%
Special
Ferro
6-29
5c
&
Driver-Harris
6-15
10c
"
Co.,
DriUing
1
(quar.)
&
Tar
preference
Drewrys, Ltd.
,
6-15
7-
93%c
common
Papertaoard
Inc.
Corroon
7-
•••
Dravo. Corp., 4%, preference
(quar.)
Dresser Industries
(increased
.6-1:
6-
<nrar.)_
A
1
5-28
6-15
20c
(quar.)
series
7 6-15
6-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
(N^»;Y.)
Insurance
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc
Federal Paper Board, preferred (quar.)
-
/
<
7-
25c
quar.)
(see The Fair)
Federal Insurance Co.
-
6-15
J30c
______
Inc.—
Dover Corp./common <quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)
i
-6
7-
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone, common
preferred
6-%
.7
7-
(quar.)^._____,
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland Refrigeration
5%
1
$1.04
___\
Steel
Coinell-Dubilicr
8-
$1.1272
(quar.)—
(quar. )__•__
(quar.)
(quar.i
Steel,
5-31
5-11
$1.13
preferred
Insurance
preferred
6-29
5c
common
preferred
Continental
-
,30c
40c
(increased
common
Railway
Federal
6% 4
2Qe
(quar.)
semi-annual
Donaldson
Broadcasters, Inc.
preferred
Insurance
Copperweld
$1
4
6-15
6-29
I
17cv
1
6-20
6-
17c
5-28
6-
5%
shares
Increased
6-11
6-11/
1
6-15
.
Insurance
Mich.)
5
25c
I
6*
30C
—
(quar.)
Plantation
(The)
6-
6-15
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
6-15
200
;] Monthly
8
6-
1
25c/
investment
(stock
Scottish
Dominion
6-15
6-
6-
6-15/
12V2c
Crucible
Dominion Stores Ltd.
6-15
/
60c
22720-
(quar.)—
preferred
5%
6-15
" 28c
$4.16
convert ble
Continental
/i
'
(Chicago)
(quar.)
/'
Commercial,- common (quar..;
Continental
1
7-
(
preferred
Federal
5-28
__T_
(quar.). "
preferred fqilar.)
4%%
11- 9
Federal
6-26
$1.50
1
Common
6-14
V.
*
(increased, quar.)....>"
.___
4% %
6-30
6-20
6-12
3.7y2o
Stock
net
(quar.)
Foundries
Dominion
1
'
5-25.
25c
(initial-semi-annual)
preferred
Houses
Dominion
9-20
20c
;•
.
Continental Copper <fe Steel Industries (quar.)
Continental: Gin
(quar.)____
:
$3.75
!,
12-
12 '/2C
25c
5-31
6*12
$1.50
.
(stock dividend)
(Joseph)
Beneficial
$1.25
.
Dome Mines
v
6-20
1
10c
Assurance
Continental
2
$1.25
(quar.)—____£
preferred
Continental
•7-
$$1
/
Power,
Continental
1
6-1
10-
7-.1
,
_r
preierred
$4.50
•
•
•.
(quar.)
quar.)
Television & Radio
Consumers
Securities
com.
(quar.)_____
common
B
6-20
-7-1
__
Y.),
Electrodyamics
Consolidated Preightways—
•
2
40c
,«
Standard
(N.
Consolidated
Consol.
15c
7-
12v
6-11
.
12V2c
;
Co.
(quar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund^—
Beneficiai; shares
8-1
30c
w
Diversified
preferred
New-
1
(quar.)
1
25c
Dobeckmun
1
9T 1
7-
$1.25
common
(s-a)
Consolidated Edison
;
6-
;
9-15
preferred A
Farmers
1
6-
20c
^
/._♦
(quar.)__
$3 pfd.
(s-a)____
'
Dobbs
8-10
Federal
6-12
6-
6-15-
1
8-10
1
Quarterly
7-10
6-15
5-3L
6-
9-
Famous
ft.
6-22
6-11
6-29
37%c
;_
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
-
ft:;
7-20
87 '/2C
(quar.)
9
$1.25
ft-lft
iy2c
Car__
Growth
conv.
6-
12-
L
25c
(quar.)
Fund,
Dixon
7-
$1
gtd.
»
Donuacona
Consolidated
.
6-15
6-15
20c
Corp.
12-15
5C
Ltd.
5%
6-1
10c
quar.)—
Coppermines
•6-15/.;
62y2c
Aluminum, common—!
preferred (quar.)
Dixie Cup Co., common (quar.)
5-31
,
12-15
-
$5, preferred (quar.)
.Consolidated
6-15
6-15
7
6-14^
62y2c
5-23
V
■f
5-
1
6-
1
(quar.)
Fairmont
5- 7
/
6-
30c
(quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel
■j
36c
> 5-17
6-15
27®
.
Cement—
(initial
4
Dixi^
6-_l
10c
*;
4
6-
30c
(quar.)__!
Quarterly from
.
preferred
6-
1
6-15
A
j:i Fairbanks
7*
6-28
6-
40c
(quar.)__
6-
preferred
Excelsior
8
5-
25c
((quar.)-^
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
1
23c
common
common
6-15
6-
30c
___:
_.
5-
4
6-15
1
Excelsior Life
„
6-
$2
Diversified
9-20
!
/
6-15
30c
6-15
9-
Ewa
,
5-31
2-
6-20
30o
12V*c
semi-annual)
$1.25
.
common
Motor
Club
9
6->4
6-11
2
(quar.)
5%
6-15
35c
_
.
(quar.)
common
Diners'
1
$38c
.
(quar.)
40c
New
6-
New
•
,
5-15
9
6-30
137c
Power/(quar.)
40c
Consolidated
5-25
V« 6-20
r
10-10
30c
T
Diana —Stores
7-
Pittsburgh RR., 7%
Eversharp,
6- 4
35c
Portland Dement_/_
Diebold, Inc.—
v
6-11
6-
-,$38c
________—_
;
Arts^_
Alkali
Diamond
t'
_
Light
6-15
5-25
8
15c
^
'
Connecticut
Diamond
.
Diamond
6-
(Toronto)—
Quarterly
Congolehm-Nairn,, Inc.
7- 2
25c
2
i- 2
i
.(quar.)
Di-Noc. Chemical
6-15
8/
25c
—.—.
]
6-
(quar.)
__
Corp.,
preferred
8
6-20
2
7-
A
Pair
-.(quar.
'
6-
$5
Community Public. Service (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery, common (stock div.) / *
NaSt Publications (quar.)
Quarterly
Di
-
70c
Shearing & Stamping Co. (quar.)
Confederation Life Association
;,
6-30
6-30
(s-a)
(quar.)'__/_
Conde
;/
s;
21
stock
Portland Cement
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
'
5-31
Co.
;
Co.
^
A_
Dewey
5-31
.
5"7- 2/
50c
Insurance
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
Commercial
6v
5-31
60c
Life
(quar.)
Commercial., Credit
7-16
10c
__
(quar.)
National
(Boston)
1 ."
8-
"7-
6%
6-
6-28
7-
7-
$1.65
RR.—
preferred
$1.20
6
40c
62'/ac
(quar.)—
Ero Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—
Erie Resistor Corp
of one
(quar.)i.__/^____
common
common
Detroit, Steel
"
'
20c
(s-a)
Mfg.,.
6*
25c
(Initial)
com.
$1 <
Mortgage & Realty
Stamping ;(quar.)
Detroit
'.«
' •"
B"
1
4"
6-15
6-15
6-11
$5
Y.,
Harvester
Detroit
7-16
1
6-30
3l7»c
4'$1.25:
(quar.)
6-
8-
/6-30
(quaT.)_= •/,
common
12V2c
(s-a)__.
debenture
Detroit
4
7- 2,"
683/4c
(quar.)___—:.—--j——
•'
6-29
62'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
security. profits)__
2
$5
5-28
.
5-21
6-11
7-
$5
; -
Detroit.Gray Iron Foundry
25c
"
Colorado
7/ 1
6-15
6-29
62'/2c
Electric, common
Capwell
(quar.)
com.
5-15
5-31
30c
(quar.)
District
&
8
6-
6-15
6-21
25c
Gas
Freight (increased
Co.
(quar.)
Erie Railroad,
4 V2
j[quar.)___:
6-14
America—
Quarterly
Colonial Sand & Stone
and
Denver Union Stockyards
(quar.)
Detroit. & Canada
Tunnel
.5-25
6-30.
5*28
Air
Mfg.
Erie
5
;
income
Chicago Trucking (quar.)__
Denver Transit, $2Mj-$3y2
p-fd. (s-a)_
$2y2-$3y2, preferred (s-a)____
6-14
;
Air
Voting
6-14
2
6-5
(quar.)
..Denver
"
6-21
3c
25c
Ero
6-15
lOe
Lines, Inc.
„•
6-18
$7.40
6-30
Chicago- & St., Louis
stock for each 33Vb shares'held)'
Deanison
6-18
2
N.,
RR.
'6-U
6-25
7-
of
Emery
6-29
25c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Payable oi Reo.
31'Ac
(quar.)
&
Williamsport
preferred (s-a)
7%
7-/3
$1.25
common
common______l_____r._
Lackawanna & Western Rk.—
com.
5-25
7-2"
6-
"
Delta
5-25
:
6-15
7-16
lnc._
Delaware
6-5
8-11-.
75c
Co.,
/.share
.
7-
"
Mines, Ltd
$3.50
6-
.
'■-*
$1.127i!
Clorox Chemical, new com.
Coca-Cola
&
2
933/4C
Stock dividend (Partial distribution
I
4
7-
,
2nd
Elmira
1
5-
J75o
&; Hudson' Co.,. new
Delaware,
-
6-
Iron,
realized
Stores,
Deere
1
."
(quar.).
Cochenour Willans Gold
6-
20c
Electric
6-28
2
»
investment
from
Delta
5-18
7-
./.$1.12Vi
Electric Illuminating—/
5%
1
Consolidated
common
preferred
2Qc
(extra)
(quar.)_____
Fund, Inc.—
Delaware
t
/ Dejay
6-20
6-14 >
/15c
.
Malleable
/cents
Co.,
5%
6-15
Frere, Ltd., class A-
(8 cents from
6-20
'
r.
$1.50
1
(quar.):
preferred
Clevite
6-15
Plants
5%. preferred
,
6-20
6-30
6-30
10c.<
Mfg.
(resumed)
il
u
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing (quar.)__
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.. ts-a;
—-ACleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.) ______
$4.50
6-30.
&
Delaware
4
'5-25
9
30c
(quar.)_^.__L
B/ (quar.)__
preferred
Clarostat
Elliott
3c
5c
Dayton
-
;
Elizabetntown
*
80c
-
( 6-15
Clark
Pilot
R
David
^
7-27
.—
9-7
20c
Dana Corp., common (quar.)
3%%.' preferred series A (quar.)_.
C
6-
6-
Clark
»
&
6-20
6-286-28
City Baking, 77® pfd. (quar.)——
$1.75
City Investing Co., 572 7c preferred (quar.)/ $1377»
City Products
.1
:
62V2o"
(quar.);
7
Extra
45c
__
;
7
6-
Abbey
DWG Cigar Corp
Dan River Mills
(quar.)
3%
;
:—,
12-
6-28
1
6-20
Citizens
Independent Telephone Co.—
preferred
A
(quar.)
:
9-28
12-28
55c
Inc.
Bond' & Share (quar.—
Electrolux Corp. (quar.)_
:
Elgin National Watch (quar.)
Electric
8
7
50c
*
Extra
6-15
6-11
66-
6-28
Share
Company
Holder$
When
Per
Name of
6-8
50c
^
Corp.
Cutler-Hammer-
Cypress
Holden
1
.
Christiana
When
Payable ot Reo.
-75c
4
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wrignt
-
Share
,
(quar.)
A
5-14
$110
$2.50
(s-a;
preierred
Class
6-15
-—
pfd.
$7
-
Publishing Co.,'$4 prior pfd. -(quar.)_
Curtiss-Wright Gorp., class A
6-14
$1
(resumed)
Copper
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5%
Chrysler Corp.
Name of Company
-
Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR.—
51
(2691)
Flreproofing
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
25c
6-29
6-15
50c
;
7-
15c
20c
(quar.)
25c
6-14
5-28
6-
5
5-11
6-
5
5-11
90c
5-31
General
1
6-20
8tock
dividend
6-15
5-28
Stock
dividend
payable
In
common
0.0075 %
5-28
Stock
dividend
0.0075%
common—,—
0.0075%
2-15-57
12c
6-15
1
11-15
dividend,
In
in
common
Stock
payable
payable
6-
8-15
2
6-15
6-12
7-
$1.12'/2
7-
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
7-
2
5-28
$4.72
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
7-
2
5-28
Foods
(increased
quar.)_
100%
General Manifold &
Printing Co.
(quar.)
-5-31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, June 4, 1956
(2692)
52
share
Name of Company
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
preferred
S5
Pa^ab^e
—-
Advertising (quar.)
Cement (increased quar.)
General Pi-cision Equipment, common
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Railway Signal
General
Extra
5
0bC
*oc
40c
|>Db
Refractories (quar.)—
—General Steel Castings (quar.)—
—
General Telephone Corp., common..
—
4.40%
preferred iquar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
General Teiepnone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37%
preferred
(quar.I.—;
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
5% %
prelerred (quar.)—$2.20 prefcired
(quar.i
—
General Time, 4ft% pfd. (entire issue called
for redemp. on July 1 at $103 per share
General
(increased
dividend
Stock
5"c
preferred
above
Pacific
54.60
Oil
Getty
Giant
Class
<P.
Glidden
:
—
—
(quar.)
Cycle
(quar.)
(quar.i
Goodrich
(B.
Goodyear
Tire
Gordon
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telegraph
Stock
Co.
F.i
(quar.i
& Rubber (quar.i
Stores, Ltd., class
Mackay
B
Gorham
Mfg. Co. 'quar.i
Government
Employees Insurance
Government
<W\
Grace
Life Insurance
Employees
R
(s-a)
quar.)—
6%
preferred
6%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
8% preferred
£'%
preferred
8%
A
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3%
B
A
B
(quar.)
(quar
Grafton
Union
Granite
T.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Gray Manufacturing Co.
(reduced quar.)
Great American Indemnity
(quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (increased quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$1.20 class B pref. (quar.)
__
Hollinger
One
1
6-
5-
Ho-nasote
7-16
6-11
7- 2
6-14
5%
6-
..
Great
Power Corp., Ltd.—
preference
iquar.).;
Lakes Towing
Great
Northern
1st
4.40%
Paper,
preferred A
Northern
Great
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ry
Great Southern Life Insurance
(Texas)
40c
Quarterly
Great
Western
7%
Sugar
preferred
Greene
4ft%
5%
Copper
Die
Tap &
Corp.,
Greyhound
Corp.
_
$1.06ft
(quar.)
(1954
series)
(quar.)
60c
convertible
Cities
Class
6-21
8-
75c
20c
25c
__
preferred
$1.25,
Life
Gulf
Interstate
Co.
Gasi
Oil Corp.
(quar.)__!
preferred
$5
preferred
Gulf
Power
Horner
8-17
5-18
8-17
r
5-15
5-17
Class
84.20
4
Howe
84.44
Corp.
5-18
B
6-18
Erie
&
1
preferred
5%
preferred
6-
1
9-
1
12-
1
Hydraulic
6-
9
6-
9
Preferred
4.60%
6-18
Ideal
8
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
6-20
6-13
6-15
6-
1
5-25
5-31
B
Cement
Brass,
,5-25
5-21
;_
62%c
11-26
5-
8
4
5-18
6-12
$1.25
9-10
8-17
$1.16
7-
1
6-15
6-15
lquar.)_____i____________
$1.05
6rl5
5-21
(quar.)
$1.10
6-15
5-21
$1.11
6-15
5-21
Class
Ltd.,
(quar.
Halliburton Oil Well
Cementing Co.
common
(quar.) ___:
preferred (quar.)__
Hammermill Paper, common__
4%% preferred (quar.)___
4%% preferred (quar.)
Hammond
Hancock
Organ
Oil
Plywood,
(Quar.i
Stock
6-15
5-25
Illinois
5-21
6-15
7-
6-
2
9
6-
9
7- 2
<j-l 1
5-25
4%
6-30
6-11
50c
6-13
6-
1
50c
6-13
6-
1
'1
Corn,
1
(quar.i
dividend
6-15
;_
_____
7-20
6-
6-
6
5-23
ioc
;
(increased
6-30
7%c
common..
____
6-
6
5-23
ioc
fl5c
6-12
5-18
6-12
5-18
4%
6-29
6-20
4% %
7-16
4.20%
1
4.35%
6- 7
5-22
7- 3
7- 3
7-14
6-15
7-14
6-
;
accumulated
(From
earnings)
4%
6-30
Kansas
6-30
Kansas
4%%
6-30
4.28%
5-18
4.32%
6
Sceei
Indianapolis
4%%
4 % %
Kayser
6-15
Kekaha
6-11
6-29
5-22
6-30
6-15
7- 2
6-15.
6-29
9-28
12-28
6-15
Kelvinatoi
9-14
Kendall
Acceptance
Rayon
Oilica
Mfg.
Ltd.
Corp.
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp., 67z%
pfd.
pfd.
(accum.)_
Inspiration
Insurance
Copper
Shares, Ltd.— -
Co
International Business Machines
common
International
(initial)
8-23
7-
6-15
International Metal
common
Industries,
45c
6-29
6-
International Ocean
International
International
Power
Salt
International
Telegraph of
Co.
Ltd.
Co
7-
3
6-
7
2%
7-
3
6-
7
International Textbook
Maine—
(quar.)
—
Utilities
convertible
Interstate
$4.80
Bakeries,
preferred
Interstate
Ry.,
common
Department
Stores
9-
8-15
9-
9-
8-15
75c-
6-15
5-31
8-15,
6-15
5-31
50c
7-16
6-29
25c
6-
30c
6-30
6-
8
8
'
5-28
7
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
8
$1.15
7-
2
6-
.8
30c
7-
2
6-
8
$1.06%
7-
2
6-
8
(quar.)__
8
•
8
6-
8
20c
6-29
25c
6-25
Co.
(quar.)
(Julius)
&,
(quar.)
Co.
,
6-15
6-15
15c
6-15
6-
1
6-12
6-
4
25c
(quar.)
com.
5-31
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar
6-
4
5-IS
7-
2
10-
1
9-15-
1-2-57
12-15
87 %C
preferred* (quar.)
preferred* fqnar.)___
preferred
87VaC
•
Wheel
S4.50
Ltd.
pfd.
6-15
1
6-15
45c
(increased
7-
2
6-21
1
Oil
.
*
-
1
5-25
5
5-14
6-28
5-31
6-
50c
$20e
______^—
1
6-
6-15
<
6-
6-25
$1
32c
<quar.)_;—
4
6-25
$1.50
quar.)—T
—
6-
8
15c
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-
1
15c
6-15
6-
1
30c
7-
1
6-12
6-30
6-20
12-30
12-20
(quar.)
com.
preferred
prior
28 %c
37 %c
Industries,
convertible
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Oil
6-
7-
$25c
-.
—
Copper
6-15
2
6-20
SI.12%
(quar.)
(quar.i
Refining
7-
60c
(quar.)__—
Canada
of
-Co..
87%0
(quar.)_____
%1_
(quar.)
4.80-%
1
6-15
5-31
6-8
Keystone Investment Bond Fund "series B-l"
(from
6-15
net
5-25
6-15
5-31
6-11
7- 2
6-28
Growth
(Walter)
Fund
Kimberly-Clark
Co.
6-
4
6-28
6-
4
Kingston
5-28
66c
6- 9
«
6-
7- 2
7- 2
6-
2
6-11
5-31
6-21
6-
(I.
Knudsen
Kresge
Kroger Co.,
4
7%
7- 1
6-15
55c
20c
1
6-4
6-9
5-22
25c
50c
6- 9
7-16
6-15
5-25
3
6-15
7- 3
6-20
6-15
6-15
$1
7- 2
6-18
6-18
6-11
5-14
7-16
6-20
$1
7-2
6-15
89V3C
7- 2
6-15
7- 2
6-
7-
5-22
5-21
5-21
8
(quar.)
30c
$1.20
8- 1
7-1'
62%c
.
7-16
6-15
7- 1
6-15
7-14
6-22
S.)
1
Stock
Electric
-
B
A
Class
T-r—
University—
-
*
'
4.75%
Lambton
5-28
20c
6-13
6-12
5-18
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
8-
1
7-16
A
(quar.)___.—___
;_
—
Sessions
convertible
Loan
preferred
preferred
&
$2.50
6-
6-
1
1
15c
6-12
6-20
6-
1
6-15
6-
5
7-
50c
6-22
2
7-10
6-28
&
Co.,
10-10
9-28
■10-57
12-28
tl5c
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
tl5c
9-29
9-14,
115c
;-
Co.,
common.
preferred
Investment
A
Co.
____
("t»ar.)—
(Ont.)—
9-29
9-14
115c
12-31
12-14
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
&
.
$ 15c
class
(quar.)
12-31
12-14
45c
6-10
5-29
59 %c
7-15
7-
7-
+$2
$5 pfd.
common
(quar.)
—
—
(Va.)
(quar.)
7t__,
(quar.)_'__!;—
preferred
(quar.)
(H. D.) Co. (quar.)
6-
6-12
$1.25
9-12
<51 25
12-12
15c.
.
„
7-
3
1
9-
1
12-
.
1
6-
6-20
12 %C
2
6-15
3
$1.25
(quar.)
(nnar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance
Lear, Inc. (s-a)__.
Lee
5-31
6-12
12 %c
Lawrence Investment Co.,
Leath
5-31
6-15
.4m
Semi-annual
$5
6-15
6-15
12 %C
A
Class
5-15
8
12 %c
(quar.)
B
Class
6-4
7%c
lu,.
(Alfred),
Class
2
5%
U
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Class
7-
SI.50
Quarterly
Lambert
6-18
40c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extension
1
17%c
dividend
Salle
7-
50c
—
Kuner-Emoson, common (quar.)
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co. (s-a)
La
6-
10c
(quar.)
6%
1st pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
6-20
1
10c
Co.
(Calif.),
Co.
2
7-
50c
(quar.)____
7-
20c
pfd.
Rubber
Creamery
(S.
Kuhlman
6-
B.)
5-31
6-15
25c
:
Kleinert
5-11
5-31
45c
(s-a)
Telephone
9
16c
Extra
2
6-
Products
Kittaning
1
6-
.6-15
r
(from
____^
'6-12
$1.06ft
$62%c
K-2"
"series
50c
41c
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
»
$2.50
income!
&
Kings County Lighting, 4%
Kingsport Press (quar.)
9
$2.50
income)
investment
investment
Kidde
5-25
6-
net
Keystone
5-23
6-25
35c
(quar.)
r
8-16
(quar.)
common
6-29
(quar.)_
(quar.)
,
1
8-15
$1.05
7-
Corp.—
preferred
1
6-
6-
Keyes Fibre Co.,
*5
International
6-
9-
2
Lamson
.___
9
6-20
$1.12%
tlOc
'
(quar.)
1
6-
2
Kewanee
1
45c
—_
9-
$1.08%
pfd. (quar.)
—_^_
Keystone Pipe & 3upply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
5%
preferred
(s-a)
—
Keystone Steel & Wire
(nuar.)
$1.50
quarterly
5-29
95c
5-11
75c
;___
Petroleum, Ltd.—
Increased
1
C
50c
6-
160c
(quar.)
common
8
6-12
6-15
Kerite Co.
1
+35c
Telegraph
International Paper Co.,
$4
preferred (quar.)
6-
6-
30c
6-30
t65c
(quar.)
1
6-15
$1.30%
6-15
$1.12%
(Canada)
8
7-
50c
$1.25
6%
t50c
(increased)
Nickel
6-15
50c
to
—
7-
4%%
6-15
Ltd.—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
International
$1.40
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
Kern County Land
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd
2
$1
:___
6-
7-
Kendall
6-29
7-
$1
:
5-28
1
9-
Special
Corp.—
Cigar Machinery (quar.)
Harvester, com. (quar.)
International
4 ■-
7-
35c
Kennecott
Group Shares (16c from invest-
ment inc. and 39c-from security profits)
International Breweries
(quar.)—.
6-11
6-
'
1
6-30
5-25
35c
62 %c
$1.25
3%%
12-14
50c
6
$1.12%
3%%-
7-
25c
Consolidated
Institutional
5-28
(quar.i
3%%*
7-14
$3
(quar.)
8
(quar.)
Kellogg Co»
5-31
S3
(s-ai
(s-al
6-
Co.
Drug
Kawneer
6-20
$$1.12%'
(quar.)
Ingersoll Rand Co.. 6%
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)"
nrpferred
Class A
50c
quar.)
5-25
50c
75c
4ft%>
7-18
preferred
5%
6-15
30c
Co.,
1
$1.08
Kearney & Trecket
6-15
11c
Products
8-
(quar.)
6-15
2
(initial
6-15
$1.07
preferred
7-16
1
6-
(quar.)
&
7-16
10c
Water
Industrial
Insley
Power
"7-16
8-
8
93 %c
(quar.)
Lignt, common
O-JfcA
6-
1
6-
6-20
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-11
6-11
7-
40c
$1.12%
preferred
Katz
6-29
5-31
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
7-
8
6-15
6-15
"
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-
6-15
-
25c
5-25
♦
$1.20
6-15
6-29
(quar.)
7-15
'
$1.37%
5-18
6-29
40C
Southern
6-11
^
5-31
5-31
$1.25
(quar.)
6- 9
6
8
5-31
.<
■
6-29
(quar.)—
4ft 7c
1
2
6-
v
2
$1.25
—
City Structural Steel (qu^r.)
& Electric, common
6-30
7-
50c
—
Gas
7 14
7-15
(quar.)
2
7-
i"
2
7-
1 ft % •'
Chemical—
&
preferred
7-14
1007«
Limestone
Industrial
x
Extra
6-15
and
dividend
Indiana
6%
(quar.)___
current
5-31
5-31
7-
7-
xl%%
;
12c
Quarterly
Indiana
:
(quar.i-
preferred
City
6- 9
87%c
;
Investors
5-23
5-31
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas
57%c
(Canada)
6-15
3
(quar.)
preferred
Kerr-McGee
Ltd.
2
7-
convertible
8- 1
7- 3
corp.—
(quar.i
Imperial Tobacco,
7-
txSl.75
J50c
Lock
6-15
3
preferred (initial)—.—
Vegetable Parchmont Co
Kansas
City Power & Light, eom.
<quar.)
3.80'%
preferred
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)___
1
6-11
(quar. I
Supply (quar.)_
Aluminum
4% %
6
9-6
1
5-22
J25c
RR.
7-
7-
Kalamazoo
60c
(quar.)
International
2%%
6-10
Co.
Kelsey-Hayes
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. (final)—
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada Ltd.
New
$1.50
.__
-
Harsco
5-21
5-25
35c
Harding Carpets, Ltd
i__
Harris-Seybold Co.
(quar.)—
Harrisburg Steel Corp. (name changed
-
8
Co.—
preferred
Common
6-
6-15
$1.06ft
(payable in class A com.)
(M. A,), class A (qurr.)__
Extra
6-11
$1.12%
(quar.)
___
Harbor
1
37Vic
Class B (quar.)__
Hansen-Van Winkle-Munning Co. (stock div.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
6%
7-
$1
Stock dividend
Hanna
6-11
(Del.)—
Quarterly
Hamilton Watch,
4% convertible
1
50c
A
7-
35c
-_i.___.__
t25c
f20c
common....;
1
1
&
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
,
Hahn
6-
Mfg.
Mfg.
Joy
|S - 5
|
(quar.)
Co.
Central
6-
15c
Machine
t35c
(s-a)
preferred
Illinois
5-31
6- 7
6-11
12-17
(quar.)_
X;
^-7%E Circuit Breaker—
5-29
6-20
40c
6-
6-
62%c
1
Securities
2
50c
Laughlin Steel, common
preferred
Joslyn
6-28
6-11
20c
Mfg.
Press
Hydro-Electric
50c
$1.25
____
5 %
4
Jonnson
t30c
J 10c
preferred
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
Hugoton Production
5-25
(-.quar.)—-
6-
Lamson
&
t$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
5-21
common
;
<fe
Johes
6-22
6-12
6-13
di
Jones
,6r.l5
60c
15c
Door Co.—
5%
1
(quar.)
Johnson
6-21
1
7-
*37 %C
Ltd., common
common
new
J40c
Mortgage
(quar.)__
(increased)
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Johns-Manville,
50c
(quar.i
Huttig Sash
1
5-23
6-18
.
preferred
3%%
6-20
6-156-35
50c %
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Foods, Inc., common (quar.)_
Hupp Corp., 5% preferred A (quar.)
Huron
6-
1
1
1
40c
(quar.)
"B" (quar.i
B
6-15
7-
7-15
37 %c
(quar.)_
Service,
20c
Co
Hunt
1
6-
6-
6-30
ri
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Humble Oil & Refining (quar.)
6-15
4%
6-15
'6-15
1
7-
$1.10-
$1.08%
pfd. ,accum.)
6%
preferred series C (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone, common
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur (quar.i
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
Kansas
6.40'%
6-15
Y.)
Manufacturing
4.60%
Bay Mining &
Class
5-18
(N.
7-
82 %c
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
6-26
35c
(quar.)
$5.50
Cold
&
Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Hughes-Owen Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
6-
6-
Warehouse
(quar.)
2
Inc..
preierred
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Sound
Hudson
5-21
6-
$5
1
6-
$1.10
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Hoving
4
$1.25
_
4.64%
preferred
preferred
preferred
A
Class
5-24
6-
7- 1
5-3>
Storage Co.—-
6-25
6-
6-25
7- 1
30c
933/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Terminal
2
7-
xlft%
25c
56ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Houston
11-10
7-
X1 % %
$12%c
Ltd., class A
preferred
(quar.)
Lighting & Power
6-15
60c
53% C
preference "C" (quar.)
preference "D" (quar.)preference "E" (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply Co., com.
$5
preferred A
(quar.)
35c
preferred
4.40%
6-20
2
5%
6-20
$1.12%
25c
Houston
2
37 %c
—
5%
3i)c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
7-
Light, common
Public
7-18
34%C
(quar.)
preference
preference
7%
Kaiser
common
10-17
J
Telephone—
Machine
7%
$1.06%
40c
common
11-1
25c
Irving Trust Co.
20c
,(12'/2C
(quar.)
Finance,
(quar.)
10-17
(quar.)
30c
Industries,
1
1
(John) Shoe Corp.,
Jaeger
7-18
1
8-
(quar.)
Jamaica
8-
11-
(increased)
Heintz.
5-10
*5-10
25C
preferred
&
5-31
'
"
5
37 %C
preferred
preferred
Irving
6-11
r;r
class A common
iiiuusu-icU
(quar.)
Gulf States Utilities,
$4.40
3% %
4%
8-17
11-16
6-15
25c
;—.__
(quar.)
preferred
Household
8-
___:
;
3.30%
%
Mfg
$2.25
5-18
6-
37%C
preferred
Jacobsen
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-15
Y.)
(qu.ar.)
(Frank W.)
6-5
Rhode Ialand—
4.35%
6-22
6-15
6-19
6- 1
6-30
2c
of New York, class A
4.40%
40c
Inc.
26c
shareholder
ox
preferred
Power &
•
•.
n
(quar.)
preferred
4.30%
Vir¬
common
Houdaiile
2-17
12%c
(quar.)_
N.
Co.
preferred
Common
5-21
25c
preferred
Hoskins
11-10
12%c
iquar.)__
Co.,
B
Horder's,
5-18
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5
Co.,
4%'%
5-21
___
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., common
$5
preferred
<quar.)______
ot
Oil
Class
7-14
(quar.)_______
Co.
(Erooklyn,
Co.
Ltd.—
preferred
Mining
Hoover
8
15c
(quar.)_______
Telegraph
&
Trust
'tti-V;
-
spe¬
a
preferred (quar.)
Electric, Light & Power—
Iowa
'
on
B
4.80%;
Electrochemical—
Honolulu
12Vie
common
,
and
income
5%%
Iowa
Jack
17c
(quar.i
Honolulu Rapid Transit, Ltd., common5%
preference (quar.)______
—
Stock
Insurance
5-31
cash
Continental
Iowa
"•
J
cents
14
Participating
6-19
6- 3
40c
—
Incorporated
(quar.)__
A
Guaranty
Gas,
$4.25
6-11
6-
series
Hornestake
1
Corp.—
quar.)
6-25
7-10
6-29
6-29
6-29
of
Participating
45c
62'/2c
(s-ai
Hooker
5-15
5-31
6-10
9-10
12-10
7- 2
7- 2
11- 1
6-15
6-28
6-33
6-30
9- 5
12- 5
0-15
6-15*
2c
Investors
(Fort
Semi-annual
Gas-
(increased
A
Gul.f
Gulf
__
(quar.)_
f inance
Consumer
(quar.)
*.
Grocery Store Products
Society (quar.)
Gulf
25c
(quar.)__
Groiler
Guardian
——
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
Grinnell
(qusr.)—
com.
(liquidating)
Building
Cananea
Greenfield
Corp.,
(quar.)
Greeley Square
40c
40c
30c
$1.75
$2
50c
50c
9-15
12-15
6- 1
7-16
*
•
of 12 cents
the sale of
12 cenos payment will be
or
additional shares at
option of the
Class
6-11
'1-16
$75c
realized
Investors Funding Corp.
(Calif.)—
—
Title
Honolulu
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
(2.50
in
paid
the
2
6-15
distribution
gains
securities. The
20c
12%c
:
Marine Insurance
&
Telephone
ginia
Home
6-15
6-
(quar.)—
preferred
Home
2
6-11
6-
Fire
5%,
5-31
6-30
6-30
6-10
6-15
6-18
6- 5
6-1
6-15
6-22
6- 5
7-16
5-25
7-25
6-20
6-15
0- 1
5-28
oc
(ouar.)
common
Telephone
&
Telegraph Co.
Wayne, Ind.l, common (quar.)
1
6-
Co.,
Quarterly
Great Lakes
5'%
6-27
6-13
7- 3
7- 2
6-16
8- 1
6-15
8-15
6-30
7- 3
6-15
6- 9
6-29
6-15
net
(increased quar.)
dividend
investment
year-end
from
7-
Boston
year-end
net
cial
23c
25C
$<>oC
6%
—
Home
6-11
6-11
6-11
9-10
12-10
9-10
6-11
6-11
9-10
9-10
12-10
12-10
6-15
$2.50
for each 20 shares held
preierred
Home
5-23
(quar.)—
Oil—
Holly
1
5-25
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-27
6-25
Ltd.
Mines
6- 2
6- 1
from
6-16-
1
of
?
'
1
(quar. )_e
Trust
fiscal
'€-* 4
7-
!
preferred
A
(stock dividend)—
share of Canadian Holly Minerals Corp.
(lc par)
6-15
6-30
—
iquar. 1
Gold
Consol
6-15
6-15
50c
25c
12%c
46c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Corp.
Investment
Holly Corp.
6- »
8-1
t30c
30c
J40c
H.i
6-15
7- 2
6- 9
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
Lumber
5-23
6-11
6-11
6-11
6-11
6-11
6-1
6-i5
6- 5
5-13
6-15
6%
Ltd.
Canada,
—
Electronics
1 J.
5-28
o
t31ftc
25c
60c
$1.10
62Vic
56ftc
50c
50c
93%c
10c
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co,
preferred
3%%
preferred
4ft%
Co.,
City Steel
(W.
Giant
«
(quar.)—
Co.
of
Co.
Paper
(Edward)
Holan
.6-15
6-20
7-16
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
6- 4
6-15
6-11
6-30
C-30
7c
iinitial)
Products
Gianco
Grand
$2
t25c
Co., class A
&
&
Light, common
Dauch
Hoffman
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-29
7- 1
6- 5
SI.50
$1.50
$1150
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
;
(quar.)
common
Bartlett
Spencer,
Hinde. &
®
<quar.i
3%
(quar.)
Common
6-21
7- 2
6-14
B (quar.)
A (quar.)
B
Inc.
Common
5-31
(quar.)
6%
1 quar.i
Electric
Hllo
5-31
5-31
5-31
*—
8%
Corp.
Hewitt-Robins,
6-14
;—
(quar.i
8%
Hertz
5-25
b" 0
Co.—
&
(increased
Common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
6-12
6-12
6-12
G-12
6-12
6-12
6-15
7- 2
6-15
6-15
7- 1
50c
53J/sc
50c
25c
HersPey Creamery (quar.)
15c
50c
30c
15c
$1.12%
$1.50
15c
55c
60c
112V2c
50c
30c
10c
—
series
preferred
Investment Foundation Ltd.
50c
75c
60c
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
common
5-25
5-29
37'/2C
5c
35c
—
Products, common
Chocolate,
6-11
6- 9
145c
;
pieferred A (quar.) —
4ft %
7-
6- 8
25c
60c
10c
50c
12Vac
(quar.)—
A
(quar.i_.
preferred
Golden
7%
b"2*
20c
50c
—
Cement—_
Brewing, 60c preferred
k
®"
12'/2C
Inc.
Hercules Gallon
7-10
—
Ltd
Products,
Corp.
25c
25c
125c
A
r
iquar.)
Securities
Intertype
15c
50c
(quar.)
(initial)—
class
(guar.)—
Ltd
Paper
Interstate
30c
(quar.)
Cement
Hercules
5-14
6- 1
tioMtrf
-6-20'
.
54 %C
—i
(quar.i
6- 4
6-25
6-14
35c
preferred
Brewing
Co.,
Hendershot
5 h
Co.--
Portland
Heiemano
9
6-
preferred
6-15
7Vic
10c
91ftc
——
—
Industries,
(G.)
llein-VV'erner
twi
$1.25
$1.23
A
dividend)—
class
J.),
Heileman
6-15
:
(quar.i
iquar.)——
Co.
3.65%-
Curtis
Helene
30c
Co.,
(H.
Hlnes
(quar.i
&
Mining
Heinz
<-
L"
E
(quar.)______
Giass
Quarterly
(quar.)—
(quar.i-
Corp.
Hecla
''
(stock
preierred
—
(quar.i—
Hastings Manufacturing Co
5
name
(quar.)
Co.
<tVz'zc
Gold
6-
.
of the
changed to Georgia-
was
H.j
Globe-Union,
Goebel
'mm
45c
April 30 the
Distilleries
B
Hazel-Atlas
Hibbard,
(quar.)
Falls
Glens
Hazeltine
5
(quar.i..
D
Heywood-Wakefield,
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common
(quar.)—
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.iGlenmore
5
6-
Hershey
Machine..—-
Glatlelter
5
6-
2 :j*
$1.25
Co.,
Co.
Gisholt
6-
o-jo
(quar.)
C
yv ncn
18 %c
(quar.)_——
common
25c
12c
12Vic
I2ftc
133/4C
13ftc
—
(quar.)
(quar.i—
pieferred
5.30%
4.36%
15c
5oc
Ltci.___
Co.,
common
A
B
preferred
5Vi%
Interstate Power,
•"
$2
—
Ltd
Co.,
prefeired
preierred
5.10'jo
o-^
bUC
21II
55c
quar.i
common
Portland Cement
Gillette
6-15
Corp.
Products
Gerber
°
■
Power
S4.92
5%.
7
b2/2C
ac
Co., $5 prelerred
pieferred
(quar.t---;
preferred
(quar.i
Georgia
4.80%
6-11
Sugar
&
Teiepnone,
6-16
—
company
Electric
Hawaiian
6-15
5a/sc
(quar.)
Effective
Note:
Hawaiian
1
6-11
£'}£"■" *~2a
■*'
40c
40c
1
6-
Put¬
Fund of Boston—See
nam
(George) Fund
Georgia-Pacific Plywod Co.—
Putnam
Common
6-
.
(increased)—.
commercial
6-
-25<j
ftlT
25c
25c
(aceum.)—
(quar.)__
Hawaiian
^ ^
" •'
prior pfd.
$4
Agricultural
d.j/»c
$1.06 A
plus this dividend)
General Tin Investments, Ltd.—
American shares (interim)-George
™{*c
Tobacco,
Furniture
Hawaiian
6-11
o jo
o
7-2
-----
—■
Haverty
fi-28
«wc
(quar.)
.___
Hartman
2
5-21
_
45c
owe
Portland
2
7-
_iX—_
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name oj company
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
Company
Chemical
Harshaw
7-
J1*' *
< quar.i
General Outdoor
General
5-17
50c
^
9Jx
(quar.)
common
General Motors Corp.,
Name oJ
0/ Jtec.
Holder1
When
Per
Holder*
When
Per
6
6-.2Q
1"
6-11
62 %c
7-
1
6-11
50c
6-
5
5-18
35c
7-
183
Volume
Number 5539
.
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name of
Lee
&
Company
Leece-Nevi'le
Lehn
Co
Special
Leslie
Co.
6-
When
Per
Name of Company
5-31
8
Mesta
Machine
Forming
Share
Co
:
:
7-
2
6-16
6-
9
7-10
Metal
6-25
6-
4
Metropolitan
6-25
6-
4
40c
6-15
5-15
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)...
97 */2c
7-
1
J4c
a
iquar.)___.
(Canada), Ltd
7-25
6-15
5-31
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
96'Ac
7-
1
preferred
(quar.)
95c
7-
1
30c
10c
50c
6-27
<75c
6-27
(quar.)i
10c
Edison, 4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
pfd.
".
4 "
6-
4
6
4
6-
4
New
Jersey
6-
4
New
York
Auction
6-15
6-
8
New
York
Central
6-15
6-
8
New
York,
6-
6
New
York
City
6-
6
New
York
&
1
Life
&
Casualty
Lincoln
6-15
6-
9
5-25
6-
9
5-11
7-
2
6-13
40c
6-10
6-15
6-
1
Liquid
Carbonic
New
■
■
Jersey Power <fc Light Co.—
4%
3 V2 %
preferred
3*/2%
6-12
5-31
Corp.
6-30
6-11
Miami
12 */2 C
Railroad
__
6-
1
'
par)
(quar.)
56'Ac
8-31
8-16
($50
par)
(quar.)
56'Ac
11-30
11-15
$1.12»/2
8-31
8-10
11-30
11-15
9-
1
preferred
preferred
Michigan
Gas
Micromatic
8-15
Stock
1
8-15
Midland
Oil
1
6-
1
Midland
6-
9
5-18
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
9-10
8-17
Mid-West
50c
12-10
1-16
Midwest
$4.30
$4.30 original
Finance
Common
Lock
Lockheed
$3
4.75%
Investment
&
Louisville
Lowenstein
Co.
Lykens
Valley
Lynch
•
Ccrp.
&
.6-15
6-11
6-11
5-25
$4
5-25
Mississippi
4
4
Glass
1
Missouri
Class
River
& Coal Co.
(s-a)
—
Mohawk
Class
Monarch
B
7-
2
6-15
Monterey
7-
2
6-15
Moore
6-11
5-31
7%
Macy, (R.
Madsen
H.)
6-15
6-
1
7%
6-15
4
5-18
6-30
6-8
6-30
■
Chemical
Oil
Co.,
Manufacturers
Leaf
5%
Life
Marquette
;
(M.)
7-
2
6-22
Co.—
$1.06*4
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
30c
.
(quar.)—:
37 Vic
—
(quar.)
common
Co.
Fund
;
Electric
&
McLellan
McNeil
Stores
Increased
preferred
6%
6-17
National
7-
2
6-17
Class
_T_
—
Merck
&
6-11
National
5-25
National
Dairy
5-31,
National
$15c
6-25
8-
1
6-30
;
(s-a)
(s-a)
National
4
National
5
National Hosiery Mills,
6-11
Class
6-15
6-
7-
1
6-15
6-29
6-15
Class
6-
9
5-18
6%
25c
6-30
6-15
7%
88c
7-
6-15
2
6-11
5-14
6-14
6-
7- 2
6-12
1
6-12
6-
2
8-
2
7-
9
11-
2
10-
9
7-
2
62V2c
77-
2
6-15
6-15
1
6-15
6-12
5-25
7- 2
6-15
$30c
5-31
6-
6-15
5-21
30c
(quar.)
6-30
6-27
6-
8
6-
1
6-
8
6-
1
6
20c
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
25C
6-30
6-14
IVi %
7-14
6-14
$1
Scott—
6-26
Northern
5-25
Northern
7-
7-27
7-
6
10-27
10-
4
6-10
5-18
6-30
6-
6-15
6-
1
6-29
6-
8
6-12
6-
1
1
6-20
6-
6-11
5-21
Co.
7-16
6-20
30c
6-15
5-11
6-15
5-11
22'/2c
6-15
6-
1
50c
6-22
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
50c
investment
6-12
6c
(quar.)...,
7-16
7-16
5-31
.
6-30
6-30
in¬
4c
profits)
6-12
Co.,
dividend
__
25c
lVi%
•
Quarterly
9-29
10-13
9-13
5-11
9-13
—
Castings
Investment
(N.
paid
5
stock
45c
6-| 4
5-15
6-
5-31
New
on
Ltd.
Extra
5
6-25
6-
6
$1.37*/2
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
7-26
7-
7-16
6-29
$69c
6-15
5-25
40c
6-15
6-
6-11
5-1*
0
1
1
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
3.90%
4.44%
Ohio
Forge
Oil
Ohio
Service
Life
4*A%
preferred
Corp.,
Onondaga
1951
Jockey
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
A
Beaity
&
Ltd.,
Mfg.
6-
New
Canada,
:
(quar.)
of
for
the
5-14
Owens-Illinois
Glass
45c
5-17
Oxford
5-15
75c
7-
2
6-15
6-11
5-31
6-20
6-
1
50c
7-
2
6-
1
15c
7-
3
6-
1
10-
1
9-
7
1-2-57
12-
7
7-
3
6-
1
75c
6-29
6-
4
7-
9
$1.50
8-
6-15
5-25
6-
5-15
1
9
Clay
Union
Gamble
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Tin
Panhandle
4%
Pantex
18c
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-15
7-14
6-15
6-11
5-25
1
25c
7-
2
7-
2
6-12
6-19
6-19
6-
1
6-25
6-15
6-25
6-15
6-21
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
3%
6-30
6-
1
7-
7%
1
6-20
5-31
6-
5-24
7-20
7-
0
5c
6-15
6-
1
5hc
6-?9
6-n
10c
6-29
6-21
5
6-15
9
5-15
7-25
7-5
6-
5-17
5
1
7-18
7-
6-15
6-5
2
6-
5
5-22
60c
7-12
6-12
7-
2
6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
8
5-28
t75c
7-
3
6-15
6-15
75c
$1
3%
4%
7-
3-31
1
6-13
6-12
5-22
7-
1
6-15
7-
37*/2c
—
2
6-22
4
50c
6-18
6-
50c
6-15
5-28
30c
6-
25c
10c
6-19
—
6-
1
(Initial)—_—
9%c
6-15
6-
1
7-
2
6-15
6-28
6-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
9
6-15
35c
(quar,)
12'Ac
31'Ac
tl2'/2c
J20c
+35c
6-15
6-
1
6- 5
6-
1
6-12
5-29
6-15
5-31
Mttals
Products
TeieDhone.
Fruit
Stock
Inc.
Cement
Co..
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Controls,
—
—
(quar.)
—
C.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering
(quar.)
Sand
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Quarterly
Glass
6-15
45c
25c
33c
32'Ac
30c
25c
83Ac
7
1
5-29
5-28
6-
8
8-15,
7-25
8 15
7-25
8-15
7-25
6-15
'
6-
1
6-
1
—
________
6-15
6-15
5-18
2%
common
Co.
5-23
6-13
6-15
5-18
75c
(quar.)
dividend
(J.
5-31
6-13
25c
—
6-15
20c
5c
Cement
Penn-Dixie
Penney
6-
6-
6-
$2
preferred
Penn
1
10c
(quar.)
Special
$1.30
7-
6-11
70c
—
(California)
Peninsular
Penn
6-12
$4.19
20c
:
Canada, Ltd
"Peninsular
$1
6-20
6-15
quar.)
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
Peerless
6-15
3
7-16
_______
Transportation
of
3
7-
7-16
dividend)
Pictures
Co.
Pasadena
Patino
7-
$25c
1
(quar.)
Rust-Proof
Parmelee
6-20
1
Motors
Petroleum,
Parker
5-31
6-20
7-14
6-29
(stock dividend)
convertible
6%
6-15
"7-14
$15c
$133Ac
8-
1
Appliance
Parker
$1.32
6-15
7
Parker
1
2
5-21
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Paramount
67-
6-11
31*Ac
Ltd. (quar.)
Pipe Line Co.—
(stock
Mfg. Co.
6%
8-17
2
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paramount
Paton
Tubes,
Oil
1
7-
7-31
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Panhandle
9-
—____29Uc
(increased
Eastern
Common
$1.06'A
6-15
40c
Electric
Consolidated
Page-Hersey
5-17
20c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Robinson
&
Lumber
Pacific
9
62*/2c
(quar.)_
Indemnity
Pacific
6-15
6-
40c
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
Corp.,
preferred
Pacific
6-25
6-30
20c
(quar.)
5%
Co.,
Finance
43A%
25c
10c
50c
of
tax)
(quar.)
Products
Coast
Pacific
Pacific
8
to
(quar,)——
6-15
5-23
8
for
(initital-quar.)
common
5-18
$1.06'A
6-
6-
17*/2c
(Minn.), com.
Fiberglas—
Paper
6-30
15c
1956.
1,
(s-a)——_____
8
Ltd.—
—
Subject
exchange
June
shareholders
6-11
div. also being
(this
shares.
before
Power
Tail
5-11
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Building
Owens-Corning
30c
(auar.)__
—.——
Co.
rate
deducted
be
Otter
shares after payment of 50%
Machine
Opelika
6-15
5-18
!
Supply Co.,
non-resident
5-18
115c
com.
will
Africa
5-18
20c
(quar.)
Western
—
6-10
37 '/2C
(quar.)
(s-a)
com.
(quar.)—
American
8
Telephone—
Papar
In
9
15c
(quar.)_
Debenture
8
6-
$1.12'/2
25c
$5c
Ltd.—
narticipating preferred
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd., American shares
(final year end)
(30 shillings a share on
ordinary
shares
equivalent
to
above
8
10c
—
—
(quar.)
convertible
$1
6-
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
(qunr.)_
:__
Club,
preferred B
6-
20c
Insurance
series
preferred
Pottery
preferred
5*/2%
______—
common
convertible
2
6-
America—
40c preferred (quar.)__—_
Chemical, common (quar.)—
Mathieson
4*/2%
of
Co.
li_—
Quarterly
Town Corp.,
Old
_________
—
7-
$1
40c
37'/2C
(quar.)____
Insurance
97*/2c
$1.10
$1.11
!—;
—_____
Coal—.
Line
Ontario
—
Machine-
&
Water
Ben
Old
6%
(quar.)
Co.i (quar.)
Old
Oliver
1—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4 40%
Orpheum
15c
5
1
6-
$1.12%
.—
Mfg
dividend)
Britain
7-
6-
5-31
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Radiator
Co.,
5
7-14
6-29
6-15
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Continental
new
5
7-
common
6-15
50c
dividend
Nestle-LeMur
5
12-
8
7-
7-14
Edison Co.,
Parchment
Quarterly
12-
6-
7-14
Ohio
7.05%
137'/2C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Fire
of
5-25
6-20
1
So.
50c
Products
5-15
6-25
45c
6-
6-25
35c
Quarterly
Neon
6-15
5%
6-15
6-15
Series—
Co.
Bros., Inc.
2
50c
62c
7-16
10c
Preferred
5-18
(quar.)
7-13
15c
series—
Nekoosa-Edwards
9
Crankshaft
amount
C.)—
Extra
Stock
7-21
6-
Ohio
any change in
the
South African funds
4c
Machinery
Supply Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Nebraska
1
6
5-18
50C
Co
fquar )
National
12-21
8
Steel
Corp.
S.
7-
8-
6-
8
$1.75
Steel
National-U.
8-17;
7-16
6-
6-
18c
—
__.
Industries
&
8-24
40c
$3.50
6-
5-29
15c
_____
National
Tile
5-31-
6-11
6-15
15c
Car,
1-7-57
20c
—
(quar.)
ciass A
Steel
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.).
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
National
Union
5-31'
6-20
6-15
2
1
—
(quar.)
Co.
5-29
50c
___
(quar.)
Standard
National
6-20
6-20
Pacific
1
National
National
6-26
20c
30c
,
series
Tank
6-14
5-18
2
25c
35c
Ltd.
5
9c
Securities
4 V2 %
.
9
7-
40c
(quar.)
Sugar Co.,
Manuiacturing
Oakite
5
Corp.—
—__—
National
6-25
6-
1834c
40c
—
(quar.)
30c
(increased)
(s-a)
Presto
Rubber
l*/2%
dividend
&
&
National
i
Products
Oahu
50c
(quar.)
common
Malleable
Mortgage
6-
45c
common
(quar.)
6-
31'Ac
(quar.)
National
8
$2
Co.,
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
.__
National
6-
5-10
6-28
Co.—
;;
Works
Pharmacal
6-
25c
Co.
B
1
6-15
6-
Power Ltd.—
Water
27'/2c
(quar.)
Oil
stock
Quebec
25c
;
Growth
1
40c
—
(s-a)
Ry.
31'Ac
preferred A (quar.)
Income
5-18
55c
(quar.)
common
Railroad
31'Ac
quar.)___—
—
Preferred
6-12
6-15
$1.05
(initial)
1st preferred
Ohio
8
•:
20c
(Hartford)
Products
preferred
6-20
$1.12
(quar.)
Central
5*/2%
Olin
(quar.)
B
Neisner
net
Insurance
Lead
6-
$1.06'A
common—
(quar.)__
Telephone
common
3
26'Ac
A
National
New
6-15
-7-
-
37 */2c
Class A
1
6-15
15c
dividend)—
(stock
Gas,
Pacific
$1.25
;
(quar.)
6-
87'/ac
Oil
Ohio
Northern
1
40c
Telegraph
common
6-
25c
Y.)
Northern
1
37'/2c
(quar.)
Products
Gypsum
(quar.)
Sbrvice,
preferred
5-25
30c
common
6-10
6-29
5'/2%
6-
$1.65
Products
&
6-15
2
35c
—
(quar.)
A
7-
6-15
National
(quar.)
(N.
2
$3.50
securities
National Fire
35c
Merchants Fire Assurance
6-
:■
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
common
National
Gas
Y.)
Corp.
Natural
6-
.j*:
—
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
(N.
(s-a)
Public
Northern
6-22
59 %c
(quar.)
Cylinder
Food
8
7-
10c1
—_
gtd.
preferred (quar.)
4.22%
preferred
(quar.)
6-25
1%
preferred
4 Vi %
Capital
6-22
50c
(quar.)
common
5-25
30c
dividend
6-12
25c
quar.)
$5 preferred
5-18
40c
'
Stock
(increased
5-25
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
6-20
(quar.)
8
2c
(quar.)
Quarterly
3
5-21
8
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
7-
1
5-31
6-
40c
$3.50
Merritt-Chapman
Quarterly
6-
25c
6-
Ltd.—
common
1
5-21
6-15
37'/a 0
(quar.)
A
7-
6-19
Corp., common
National
(quar.)
Stock
$1.25
6-
34%c
4'/2%
2
common
Distillers
Y... 5c
40c
class
4*A%
5-18
6-11
dividend
6-11
65c
quar.)
(quar.)—1.
Cement
6-15
$2.50
._
9
37y2c
Co.,
preferred
3
62'Ac
(quar.)___
Casualty
(Detroit)
(quar.)—_—
City Lines (increased quar.)
2
50c
(increased
Refrigerating,
B
7-
6-15
7%
class
Indiana
Oak
(quar.)
National Container
35c
(quar.)
participating preferred
Co., common (quar.)
Merchants
Messer
National
7-
2
Oil,
Northern
(quar.)
Co.,
2
$50c
—
Stores
Star
Northeast
1
Register
6-
62 Vic
(quar.)_:
Distilleries,
Mercantile
$4
Biscuit
Cash
7-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Portland
North
5-31
5-15
.
6-
from
7-
(quar.)_,
preferred (s-a)
Meadville Telephone Co.. 5%" preferred
Mechanical Handling Systems (quar.)
Men gel
National
6-14
Co.—
stock dividend
Insurance
6-16
(quar.)
National
5c
Quarterly
Melchers
5-31
6-16
6-15
from
6-22
8
$2.25
37*/2c
:
Insurance
Refractories
RR.,
6-12
37'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(2c
6-18
6-
1
Aluminate
50c
4%
Medusa
River
6-
40C
t
Mead Johnson & Co., com.
North
3
37 Vac
(quar.)_
(quar.)„
Dredging
6-15'•
6-29
7-
(quar.)
6-15
Machine & Engineering Co.—
McWilliams
Carolina
t$1.75
25c
preferred
Robbins
North
Norwich
Inc.,
$1.12 Vi
$3
(quar.)——,1—1
common
6-15
1
Co.
2c
(resumed)
preferred
6-15
2
6-
(s-a)___
2
7-
Life
American
2
7-
3
(Texas)
Corp.
8
6-30
$1.28'A
Initial after 50%
North
7-
7-
:
2c
6-
Investment Corp.—
American
t$1.75
(Calif.)
7-20
6-30
6-14
North;
Northport
Lines
31 'Ac
—
,
com,
6-28
-
(quar.)
$2.50
6-15 '
2
_/
(quar.)_—\
common
preferred (quar.)
6)%f*preferred (quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
(L.)
Co., Ltd.,
McKesson
Natco
Stock
(quar.)_
Co.
McGraw
25c
$1.50
_.
(quar.)—
Ltd.
7-
Car,
5»A%
6-
Corp., class A (initial
B
(initial quar.)
National
Finance,
Industries
<Sr
and
come
8
6-30
15c
(initial)
North American
6-20
Mills,
Trust
Mutual
25c
Co.,
5-18
(quar.).
&
System,
Class
Navigation
5-18
6-12
(quar.)
B
preferred
5-29
Electric
$3.50
6%
(quar.)
McCrory Stores,
■
Mutual
8
Valley Ry. (s-a)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.,
McCormick
8
6-
Massawippi
-
6-15
30c
;
Corp.,
6-
3
Mfg
Convevor
6-12
25c
Co.
Nashua
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
McCord
3
7-
6-20
Oil
McBrine
7-
2
&
50c
3
Murray Corp. of America (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
7-
preferred
Maytag
$$1.10
'
25c
.
Maule
5
5-21
___
& Sons
Electric
5
6-
6-11
6-20
.
Maui
6-
6-19
5-31
6% preferred (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
(quar.)
!
Matson
6-15
2
Credit
Mathews
40c
American
9
preferred
Murray
8
6-
30c
North
7-
Quarterly
6-15
Casualty
Master
5-18
6-
75c
(quar.)
5-25"
7-
(quar.)
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
7-
Maryland
4*/2%
6-11
(s-aV—
common
5-31
25c
(quar.)
17 Vic
Maryland
Mascot
6-15
Ry.
Ry.,
6-11
1$2.40
(s-a)
__;
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone &
5-31
:
6-30
6-30
40c
System——
6-27
20c
A
preferred
8
85c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
Western
25c
(see Philip Morris)
7%
45c
$50c
Y.)
Normetal Mining Ltd. (interim)—
Norris-Thermador Corp. (quar.)——+
130c
,
(Philip), Inc.
32'/a c
Cement
&
&
Ltd.
130C
(quar.)__—_____
Plan
(quar.)„
preferred
4*4%
Marsh
8
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Field
6-
$$1.25
—
(Toronto)
Cc.
Co.,
Marlin-Rockwell
Marshall
Insurance
(quar.)
(Calif.), common
preferred
$1
Norfolk
Norfolk
125c
(quar.)
Morris
5-25
$1
_
(quar.l
Calculators
Basket
Market
1
6
135c
Motor Finance Corp.,
Mount Vernon Mills,
6-15
30c
—
Moore
(quar.)
Milling
preferred
Marchant
&
A
Morris
5-25
6-29
35C
(annual)
Co.
(B.)
6-15
6-15
.
6-15
6-
15c
(N.
(quar.)
Mines,
6-
9
$2
(quar.)__
Furniture
Paper
4%%
7
6-30
30c
Co.—
Maxwell
Manning,
5-22
2
$25c
(quar.)
Stores
Manischewitz
5-22
6-22
50c
(quar.)
&
6-
6-22
59 %C
Ltd.
(quar.)
R.)
7-
.
$50c
Chemical
8
6-29
6-30
$1.02 */2
Corp
15c
(s-a)
(Winnipeg)
common
(John)
Morris
5-31
$$1.25
37 Vie
(quar.)
shares
(P.
Mangel
Co.
Morrell
5-31
6-29
$5c
——
Corp.,
Priority
6-15
50c
Mines—
common
(R. C.)
Mailman
Mallory
5-18
5
5-18
75c
Quarterly
.
——
(increased quar.)
Gold
Co
Car
Mahon
6-18
Morganton
5-15
Ltd.—
—
preferred (quar.)
.,43A%
5
5%
'.
Magnavox
Magor
Maple
Co.,
6-
Noranda
6-15
6-15
6-
97*/2c
Transit
Share
6-
40c
Morgan (J. P.) & Co.
8
30c
dividend)
Steel
6-
Nopco
7-
Frontier
6-
35c
(quar.)
class
Engineering—
prior preferred
$2.50
6-19
7-16
Niagara
Niagara
1
$1.10
common
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
Morgan
5-31
6-29
40c
■>"
(quar.)..
__
com.
Life Assurance
Monsanto
"
25c
—
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.
&
Line,
Ltd.,
5-15
6-
12 Vic
—
6-
2
2
6-22
90c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
Fire Insurance Co.
$1.15
pfd.
Y
Pipe
preferred
$20c
Paper,
Lake
Red
Extra
-
(increased
4.40%
Fuel
preferred
$12 Vic
——
(quar.)
;
8-1"
15c
f___—
&
•
.____
8-15
5-25
4.10%
6-15
;
$1.25
(quar.)
Brewery, class A
(quar.)_L_.
6-11
,
6-15
Preferred
(quar.)
15c
8
$1.06V»
-
35C
(quar.).
Rubber
Molson's
3.90%
6-29
Modine
1
6-15
6-20
1
J3c
preferred
Power
Ry.
(quar.)_______
Containers,
6-15,,
(quar.)
40c
6-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10c
6-15
,.5-28,
preferred
3.60%
150c
common
Modern
$5c
1st
,5%
(s-a)
6-15
,
3.40%
5-28
77-
?0c
(quar.)___
_'_
common
6-15
6-15
7 */2c
7-16
8
Power,
6-30
8c
50c
9334c
(quar.)
6-30
37'Ac
6-18
2
Co.
2
Niagara
-
J.)
6-15
*
c
6-29
20c
—_
—,—
Ltd.
Structural
Mackinnon
Maclaren
7-
35c
Co.—
(J. S.) & Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
(Robert), Ltd., class A
Mobile & Birmingham RR., 4% pfd.
53'Ac
(quar.)
MacWhyte Co.
(quar.)
Mack Trucks, Inc. (stock
Niagara Mohawk
(J.
33Ac
7 Vic
*
(Quar.)
8
125c
6-
6-30
8
131'Ac
7-
5-31
$1.50
6-
Mitchell
.6-11
9
7-10
(quar.)
com.
6-
Mitchell
40c
6-
(Ohio),
(quar.)
2
5-31
50c
1
$1
Telephone
2
6-11
17 Vic
6-
7-
6-15
—i
6-15
7-
6-22
—-
8
8
$1
(resumed)
Newberry
G5c
(quar.)'—i
66-
Newport Electric, 3%% pfd. (quar.)_
Newport Industries, common (quar.)___
4 V» %
preferred
(quar.)
;
t25c
Sport Products (quar.)
& Bloedel,
class A (quar.)
B
Mfg.
Service,
Mfg.
1
6-
1
371/2
B
Public
6-18
7-
1
8
$1
Co.
preferred
1
1
1
6-
50c
quar.)
Mississippi Power Co.,
6-
Moore-McCormack
Class
(quar.)___
(quar.)
6-
5-
v
(quar.)
2
6-
6-18
7-
7-
6-
37 */2 C
Lyons Metal Products (quar.)
Lytton's, (Henry C. Lytton) & Co.
MacMillan
&
(increased
2
6-12
1
7-
20c
6-15
6-15
6-12
7-
.
$1.12Vi
5-31
Power & Light—
Mississippi
6-22
50c
$1.12 Va
2
20c
(quar.)
»
MacGregor
<
.'
Louis
7-
1
5-25
933Ac
(quar.)__;
6-15
f
10c
.
.
common——
7-
6-
5-10
2
Gas—
&
Service
preferred
9
7-
$1.50
(quar.)___—
7-
25c
Lynch Carrier System
(quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry, common—,
4*4% preferred (s-a)——
Macassa Mines,
;
.
preferred
6-15
6-11
Water
1
6-
90c
(quar.)
preferred
York
7
6-
1
St.
preferred
4.60%
6%
15c
Fund
Minnesota
5%
Newark
5-31
Mining & Manufacturing—
Missouri-Kansas
(quar.)
—:
RR.
2
30c
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd
Ludlow Mfg.-& Sales (quar.)
Luminator-Harrison
7-
6-29
$1.25
Lowney
Lunkenhelmer
Minneapolis
35c
—
Co.
Sons
&
Minnesota
5-21
25c
(monthly)
30c
(reduced)
(M.)
8
6-14
6-11
75c
-
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
RR.
Mortgage
Bleachery
Minnesota
6-
$1.1834
(initial quar.)
Title
Lowell
5-18
6-14
New
6-15
Co.—
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator,
6-30
5-31
6-
5-18
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
preferred
4*/2%
6-7
1
8
EOC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Elec.
1
7-
2%
$2
pfd.
(quar.):
6-11
6-10
10%
Press
Manufacturing,
6-29
6-
20c
i
common
conv.
Mining Corp. of Canada
Minneapolis Brewing
6-19
6-20
1
$4.50
6-15
1
preferred
State
7-
6-
$1.50
Corp.
Gas
preferred
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
A
prior
3%%
dividend)-
Omnibus
6-15
37'Ac
_
Richmond
6-
6-29
$1.01'A
Co._
(stock
6-29
$1
—___
(quar.)___
Zinc
RR. (quar.)
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York
75c
(quar.)
$1
Laboratories
Miller
5-21
6-30
.,7-
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nashville
A
Common
Co.,
common
1
50c
—
common (interim)—.
(quar.)—;—.—^—________
Los Angeles Transit Lines
(increased)
Louisiana Land & Exploration—
New
6-
6-20
Y SI
60c
7% ' preferred
Louisville
Miles
2-18
6-21
t75c
(quar.)—
preferred
(P.)
3-9-57
Class
t$l
—
,
(quar.)—._
Corp., Ltd.—
Ltd.
(quar.)—
Cement
Lone Star Gas, common
Lorillard
11-16
6%
New
JL
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
25c
(quar.)
Printing
•
8-
$2
-
'
preferred
Miehle
$1.12 */2
__
____
Corp.,
Abrasive
25c
if quar.)
Canadian
Star
1-10-57
$1
(quar.):
Theatres
preferred
■
8-17
10%
..
____—
Corp.
(quar.)
Securities, common
Class
(Marcus)
London
Lone
9-10
4%
.
(monthly)
com.
Aircraft
Inc.
Loew's,
Loew's
6%
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-18
$1.10
dividend)
Pipe,
9
I.)—
(stock
Joint
8%
(R.
6-
(quar.).
;
Oil
Midwest
$1.10
(year-end)—.
Oil
Livingston
Local
capital
2-18
$1.10
capital (quar.),—,—±
original
$4.30
3-9-57
50c
__
_______
Products,
$2 preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
par)
Steel
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
($100
dividend
9-
7-
(quar.)
original capital
original capital
par)
Utilities
Hone
3%
dividend)
($100
Michigan Surety
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products
8-15
87 Vic
(stock
($50
Special guaranteed
$4.30
6%
preferred
4.50%
8
6-29
9-
87 Vic
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
America
of
•
preferred
4.50%
50c
(quar.)
A
common
(quar.)
preferred
Lithium
Little
class
&
preferred
4.05%
Co.—
Stern
4*/a%
10-10
20c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Michaels
(Washington, D. C.)—
(quar.)
Lipe-Rollway Corp.,
Miami Copper Co.
7-10
1
35c
Corp.
uL--.
4Vi%
8-
:
35c
Lincoln Service Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
1
11-
35c
Lionel
Meyer-Blanke
_J
5-18
40c
3.80%
Insurance—
Life
National
2
$1.75
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd.
Lilly (Eli) & Co., class B (increased)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.
(quar.)
7-
15c
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(Tenn.)
Insurance
$2
90c
pfd.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
6-
*
Lexington Union Station Co., 4%
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Share
•
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
7-rl
$1.08 3A
;
of Company
New England
7-
$1.11'A
(quar.)
When
Per
Name
5-29
20c
20c
r—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
62'Ac
20c
-
(quar.)__——
:
Salt
Leverage Fund
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
15c
—-
,__—^
Products
Fink
&
Share
+
(quar.)———
Cady
53
(2693)
7-
2
6-
8
25c
6-15
6-
1
7-
1
6-
8
10-
1
9-
7
40c
40c
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2694)
Pennsylvania Power <fc Light, com.
4%%
3.35%
4.60%
8
(R. J.) Tobacco,
B (increased)
2
6-
8
Class
7-
2
6-
8
4.50%
83 %c
7-
2
$1.15
7-
2
RR.
(increased
bait
Mig.
40c
Light & Coke
(quar.)
6-29
$2
»—
8
9
7-13
June
6-15
dividend
30,
for
the
net
Oil
ftancn
25c
10c
6-15
6-
1
7%
1st
Permutit
Co.
25c
6-11
5-25
7%
2nd
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Pet
common
40c
7-
1
6-11
7%
2nd
preferred
$1.12%
7-
1
6-11
(quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum & Trading, class
Peter Paul, Inc.
7%"
Inc.,
.
6-11
6-
6-11
30c
Gas
Service
Petroleum Corp.
cents
5
Ricke
5-18
6-11
5-18 *
«-
6-20
.
6
from
$4.
,
ordinary
6-19
30c
75c
—s.
(Charies)
3 '/2 %
&
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)**
common
(quar.)__
35c
5-25
87 %c
*—:—
'6-
6-29
Robbins
preferred
2nd
preferred
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred (quar.)
$4. non-cum.
2nd
(quar.).
*
Norristown
&
RR.,
Trenton
&
Philadelphia
RR.
preferred
Gold
Mills,
deposit,
Pioneer
cents
15
Pioneer
net
from
Natural
Piper Aircraft,
45c
1
7.-16
7-15
Gas
7-
12-28
Inc.,
26C
6-15
5-31
Stock
33c
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
1
2
quar.)**
11 %c
7-15
7-
40c
6-12
53 %c
Ry.
3
6-
6-18
6'
6-
8-
6-15
2
6-12
6-25
6-
6-
4
Machine
Co.
3
Rico Telephone
6-15
40c
3.8t)%'"preferred
6-29
(quar.)__-*___
*_&—_*
45c
Ltd.
(quar.)
|30c
130c
Read
Stock
Price
&
Co.
(quar.)
Bros
&
Mfg.
Prophet
Co.,
Co.
Ltd.,
4%
pfd.
(s-a<_
17 %c
7-
2
preferred
A
Elec.
(quar.)
& Gas,
50c
6-10
preference
$4.08
$1.25
6-15
6-
45c
6-30
5-31
35c
6-30
5-31
$1.02
common
6-30
(quar.)
$4.18
:
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4,30
preferred
(quar.)
Publication Corp., common voting
(quar.)_**
Common non-voting (quar.)
:
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Putnam
Ltd.
From
8%
preferred
common
(quar.)
D.
Grip
&
C.)
50c
125C
}$1
(quar.)
87 %c
Ltd,
common
2
6-11
Shakespeare
1
Stock
7-
2
Co.
Steel
Shattuck
1
4%
(quar.)
Insulation
convertible
Corp.
.*
oreferred
Arms Co.,
Chains
A
(N.
A
J.)
*1111
A
A
Shprwin-Wllliams
common
7-
(interim)
(quar.)*
B
Trading
6-15
(extra)—
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
pfdTTquar.)
common,
B
6-
7-
6-11
Reynolds Metals, common
4%% series A preferred
7
7-22
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-
7
5-16
100%
7-
3
6-12
100%
7-
6-20
*11
3
6-12
25c
quar.)
7-
3
6-12
25c
7-
3
6-12
12 %c
(quar.)
Canada,
(quar.)**
7-
1
6-21
593/eC
8-
1
7-23
Ltd.
Power
basis
each
be
of
share
called
$115
Class
5-25
6-29
6-21
7-10
6-21
6-15
6-
1
$1.12%
6-15
6-
6-21
Co.,
6-
5-25
1
6-6
$2.50
7- 2
5-25
7-
1
7-
1
15c
7-
1
6-15
6-
for
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-25
6-
4
5-23
6-30
6-15
5-25
6-20
5-31
6-15
7-2
6-1
2
6-
6-
4
6
6
•
5-
6-11
5-31
6-9
6-1
6-15
7-
3
6-15
6-
1
6-8
6-
1
25c
6-15
5-31
6-15
Ltd.,
5-31
6-15
5-31
20c
7-
3
6-11
20c
7-
3
6-11
6-30
5-31
A
B
Simmons
(quar.)
Sinclair
61%c
6-
7-27
6-28
6-11
5-
8
15c
6-11
5-
6
6-15
6-
1
tsoc
Smith
(A.
(quar.)*
E
■.
common
Corp.—
(increased
75
preferred
(Detroit)—
Oil
of
Co.
ciivdend
$6.25
7-
2 -
6-15
*
no
Oil
Standard
Stock
Co.
(New
(Ohio),
preferred
Power
6-15
6-
1
$15C
ji5C
7.
7.
3
3
5.3!
5.31
6-19'
6-25
6-25
75c
6-8
5-10
(
capi-
100%
6-18
5-21'"
35c
6-11
5-10-
50c
6-11
5-29
(quar.)**
20c
;
(increased quar.)
class
to
SEC
B33/4c
preferred
preferred
A
7-16
6-29*
7-35
6-30
;30c
7-15
6-30
25c
7- 2
6-11
5-21
6-15
6-
17%b
6-15
6-1
'37'/2c
6-15
6-
1-
37%c
6-15
6-
1
_
___
-
"
*•;-
-
(quar.)***
Bros.
9-1*
$1.25
12-31
12-14
Aluminum
Stern &
Stern Textiles,
25c
Baer & Fuller,
pfd.
common
(quar.)***
2
6-11
6-
9
'
433/4C
6-
8
5-25
-
8
1
5-18
5-25
6-29
6-15
Mills, class A -(quar.)
5c
6-
9
5-28
(quar.)*:—
B
5c
6-9
5-28
8tokely-Van Camp,
*
common
5%
convertible
(quar.)
25c
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
second
Webster,
(S.)
&
(quar.)**
Inc
Co.
B
Mining
Portland
6-15
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
4
10c
__
6-15
6-15
"6-29
37%c
=.
5c
(quar.)
31%c
$1.25
.-
25c
Tool
Mid-Continental
Biscuits.
6-15
1
7-
50c
(quar.)**
(Calif.)
1
7-
40c
(quar.-)**^**:
Co.
7-
25c
25c
,
preferred
Shop, Inc., new common (initial)
Broadcasting, common (quar.)**.
Sunshine
6-
7-
30c
preferred
Stonecutter
Superior
6-15
50c
-
*
6-15
5-16
6-
56c
(quar.)_i
2
25c
(quar.)
4%%
7-
6-15
25c
Products
(quar.)
.
50c
*
(quar.)
Sterling
1st
8-15
9-28
^
Stores
Stewart-Warner
6-29
$1.25
•
(quar.)—•_
Sons
.*
.
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
&
1*
<
(quar. )__•__
Bros,
6-18
15c
17%c
*
A (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Steinway
Sunshine
6-29
5-18
'" "40c
(quar.)*^
preferred
Sunray
7-15
Surplus)
5%
Class
5-18
-
dlvi-
approval)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
&
6-25
*
State Fuel Supply
(quar.)^.—
State Loan & Finance Corp., class
'Class B (quar.)
conv.
5-14
b-11
-
capital
preferred
5-29'
6-11
(s-a>_______—$30c
A
•
of
6-11
-
62%c
*
Shares
:
Corp.—
(out
50c
Corp.
Standard
subject
Lid.,
,
*
held)
(quar.)
Light
to
(s-a)
Special
Stop
1
7-10
(quar.)_____
share
of
Jersey)***
com.
A
payment
B
&
5-15
20%
&
changed
Stariflelds,
Stoook
6-19.
-
6-29
dividend
Standard
Stone
6-
6-29
6-15
7-10
'
Oil
.
6-15
5-25'
15c
(quar.)****
_____
Standard
Class
.
^
50c
87%c
-
5
18%c
value
Kentucky
7%
6
6-
8%c
for each share of
par
Co.,
Stix,
0-
'
additional
Oil
Sterchl
6-8
1 5-24'
4
.
»'
!
California
Standard
5%
6-
6-20
-
(Indiana)
6%
7- 2
25c
(quar.)
Co.
f
6-
1
6-14
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
7- 2
6-20
6-
5-10
9
pfd.
8
7
5-4
6-30
35c
(quar.)**
6-
5-
6-5
10c
;
(quar.)*
$1.40
6-20
6-20
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
-
30c
(quar.)**
com.
(quar.)*
(reduced^
Cement
6-14
-
25c
Oil,
Inc.
Superior Propane,
6-19
6-11
6-1
«
5-25
Sylvania Electric
2
6-15
50c
Quarterly
710-
1
8-31
50c
Company
$35c
1-1-57
11-30
50c
7-1
6-8
Products, Inc.—
5-15
6_15
5_15
6-13
5-14
6-
5
4-27
30c
6-20
6- 4
70c
8-
6-18
5%
62%c
7-
1
6-15
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
683/4c
7-
1
6-15
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
71 %c
7-1
6-15
Common
(quar.)
Paper
Mills
Ltd.
1
(quar.)**
J25c
7-31
6-29
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories********
35c
6-29
6-13
"
i
"
z.
$4
preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines,
Sutherland
Syracuse
$1
Ltd.
Paper
Supply
(s-a)
*
(quar.)
Talcott
Corp
(Howard)
6-15
45c
*_
5-18
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-25
6-15
75c
(increased)
6-12
90c
$12%c
Steel
'
-
6-15
2
(quar.)
Oil
6%
9-14,
7-
quar.)
(An
value
par
stock
Starrett
5-29
-
Standard
end
6-14
45c
Holding Corp., class A
Standard
Class
" '12- 3
50c
B
(Namo
8-15
12-14
1
15c
Standard
'3%%-
5-25
10-
94c
(quar.)**
Factors
Common
•
6-15
'7-2,
4
$1.75
:
*
Standard
Extra
5-25
$1.06l/4
(quar:)****
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
tal
6-19 /
70c
&
Ltd.
O.)
A
Standard Brands,
$3.50 preferred
Stock
6-
6-15
30c
(A. E.) Mfg., common
preferred (quar.)_*_____
cents
6-29
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)**
Class
5-11
Co.—
Swift &
1
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skelly Oil Co.
(quar.)
Skil Corp. (quar.)
Smith
Water
Sun
Oil
(quar.).
Sundstrand Machine
8
15c
Co.
Oil
City
Quarterly
t
9
7-2;
>
30c
(auar.)__*__
preferred
$3.75
6-1
5-21
6-
25c
^
preferred
Staley
20c
;*
6-1'
6-15
6-5*
20c
(quar.)
7-20
/
6-15
$1.50
$1.37%
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)
8
(quar.)
Simmonds Saw
Simpsons,
7%
t$l
1
30c
Electric
4%%
8-
(quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
>
.
Class
27%c
—
Springfield
Stuart
shares
*
Sprague
7-20
7-20
$1.12%
RR.
7-20
1
$1.12%
Quarterly
Storer
preferred
common
International
8-
8- 1
(quar)
preferred »(quar.)
Quarterly
5-31
6-15
$1.12%
$1.15
(quar.)
common
Stedman
6-13
$20c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies. Ltd.—
$4.50
7
6-
Inc.;
7-20
7-20
8-1"
27%c V
(quar.)*
par)
1
8-1'
;
$1.10
(quar.)
($25
preferred
Spokane
1
6-22
6-
$1.12%
(quar.)
$4.50
6- 1
7-
preferred
preferred
8-
$1.06%
.
___—
$1.12%
:
(quar.)
Spiegel,
5-25
5-25
.
J25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sperry-Rand Corp., common
6-11
6-15
t$1.75
redemption on June
plus this dividend)
7-20
preferred
1
7-20
conv. pfd. (quaf.)
Spear & Co., $5.50 preferred (quar.)***
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. tquar.)
6-15
t30c
new
1
8-1
6-11
J12Vic
Unexchanged
8-
(quar.)
Sparks-Withington Co., 6%
5-25
6%
2.3 .shares
92'/2c
97%c
$1.03 3/4
6- 7
6-15
7- 2
f r
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)*
Sovereign Life Assurance Co.. ctfs. (s-a)—
'
•
7- 9
'
'
(quar.)
1
5c
(quar.)**
preferred
v
-
.
7-13
'
4.40%
6-21
7-10
*
40c
preferred
4.36%
6-15
7-10
$1.183/4
(Dallas)
4.40%/preferred
5-25
Ltd.—
(quar.)
held.
share
per
B
Class
2
12 %c
(initial
the
Silknit,
6-15
25c
7-18
25c
of
Sigma Mines. Ltd.
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
;
12-14
6-26
6-21
5%
(initial quar.)
class
1-1-57
62 %c
(quar.)
at
9-14
31 %c
Revlon, Inc., common (stock dividend)
Common, class B (stock dividend)
New common
Pacific
for
9-14
1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
1
50c
,,
Resistoflex Corp., com. (stock
dividend)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Drug
1
10-
$28c
(quar.)
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures Corp., $1
Republic Steel
7-
10-
$5c
1
6-12
6-12
9d
(increased)**
Co.
Breweries,
on
6-15
$5c
$27c
(quar.)
8-
preferred (be¬
ing exchanged for $2.44 preferred series A
6-15
$28c
$1
5-18
45c
(quar.)
America, common
preferred A
(quar.)
will
(quar.)*.
7-18
t56%c
of
Sierra
5-15
"
—
preferred
Corp.
Sicks
5-18
6-15
1
l"50c
*—
$4.50 preferred B
(quar.)
:
$4.50 preferred C
(quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (initial quar.)
Class B
(quar.)**
5-18
6-15
$5c
(Canada), Ltd.
Products
6-21
$2.25
8-
10c
(quar.)*:
Shoe
20c
I
6-11
85c
12 %c
Shirrifr-Horsey Corp., Ltd.
6-18
'
1
75c
6-15
1
6-
30c
5-24
7-
6-10
6-11
5c
(quar.)
2
87% c
6-15
1
6-14
1
25c
7-
7-12
5
5-31
1
5c
5-18
6-
6-15
2s
6-12
6-
6-8
6-
Insur.
(initial)
4.25%
6-12
7-2
5%
&
9
6-15
6-22
6dc
22c
*
3
6-15
$1.10
50c
6-
15C
7-10
25c
Co.
7-
30c
12- 1
7-17
7- 1
$1.25
*
A
Sherman
1
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sherer-Gillett
6-
3.70%
1-
30c
1
(quar.)
Transport
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Angeles)
*
4.15%
9-1
7-
6-12
6-20
f
$1.12
7-
6-15
9-15
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
6-
15c
6-15
6-30
"
31 %c
(Los
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
6-30
6-,l
6-15
IOC
common
common*
preferred
Final
(Wash.,
6-29
6-15
12%c
Sheller
7%
7-25
,,
1
6-15
25c
(quar.)**.
5-31
1
6-
12%c
(quar.)**
(Frank
Oil
Shell
6-11
50c
25c
*
(quar.)
50c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
1
10c
5-23
'
25c
*
preferred
Denn
Shattuck
6-10
25c
7- 2
25c
Mining
G.)
(quar.)*
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
5-25
25c
6- 8
'6-15
15c
;—
6-
85c
'"75c
"$1.25
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
5-18
45c
(quar.)**.
6-12
3
6-1
25c "
(quar.)__
Corp. of America
Sharon
5-31
:6-
7-
$20c
dividend
35c
(quar.)
Extra
New
7-
6-20
7-1
25c
6-15
t25c
Extra
Rexall
Servo
6-
6- 1
6-1
(quar.)—
-—
preferred
$$1.50
4%% preferred (s-a)
Renabie Mines. Ltd.
4%
6-11
6-28
7- 2
6-1
'
common
class
,
3.90%-preferred
6-30
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
1
7-10
Life
common
Southwestern Public Service—
6-20
1
.„
(quar.)—
Inc.
A
B
7-
7-
New
6-15
•
6-29
7- 1
—
preferred
Corp.,
6-
6-15
8
Southwestern
4.60%
*—
75c
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
Remington
Class
class
6-20
Shell
(s-a)
Refractory &
Reliance
Class
5%
Serrick
5c
Inc.
(quar.)
4% non-cum. 1st pfd.
2nd preferred (quar.)*
Estate
Title
Insurance
Co.
Class
5-31
6-15
6-29
6-
6-29
25c
4
*
25c
Batten,
Packing
Re no J d
6-14
25c
10c
(quar.)**
common
*
Inc.
prior
2
6*
'=
6-11
5-18
20c
Insurance
10c
preferred
4%%
4%%
' 6-15
■
7- 2
$1.25
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Security Titlp Insurance Co.
5-31
7- 2
$1.12%
$50c
common
(quar.)
Rubber,
6-15
6-1
35c
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Seiberling
6-30
30c
Reed Roller Bit (quar.)*
Reeves
Bros.,
Inc
1
5
$2
Reading Co.,
>
5
6-
6-15
10c
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Real
6-
6-15
Class
Extra
4%
6-15
75c
(quar.)
! $3.50 conv. 1st preferred
Ralston Purina (quar.)
Rath
8
20c
Rapid Electrotype
6%
6-
$1.75
Radio Condenser Co.
(quar.)
Radio Corp. of America—
»
6-23
Securities
27c
$1.25
(quar.)*:
6- 4
$1.25
& Co.
Lines,
I
(quar.)
1*
6-12
,
Second United Cities Realty Corp.—
Series B 5% preferred (accumulative)*—
8
$1.18%
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil
Refining
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd
Rapid
6-
50C
(quar.)
Co.,
Seatrain
6-20
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
:■
50c
$1.25
Co., 4%%
Bros.,
Roebuck
Sears,
5-31
6-23
Power
Seaman
5-31
50c
(George) Fund of Boston—
investment
income
Pyle-National
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
Sealed
5-31
$1.75
7% original preferred (quar.)*
Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
Pullman,
Inc.
(quar.)
i
Purex
$1.04%
„
1
«-15
7-
$1.50
6-15
.__*__*
$5 preferred (quar.)*
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)*;
Farms
I
6-1
6-15
(quar.)**.
common
Co.
1
7- 2
—*
Finance,
7-
'*
10c
^
7- 2
y.
Ry.,
Works,
preferred
Seabrook
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
common
r
$1.07
60c
(quar.)
Lace
Seaboard
6-
*
$1.16%
50c
Scranton
5-21
'
$1.40
1
5-31>*
6-9
(quar.)
$1.07%
(quar.)
preferred
Williams
&
*
6-11
$1'
(quar.)
Milling, Ltd.***
preferred
6-15
50c
(s-a)
preferred
$1
Marine
preferred
$1.25
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
Water
8-15"
5-15
0-14
4.28%
2'/2%
Extra
6-15
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
'
$4
Scott
Co.—
$2
'
$3.40
6-15
6-29
15c
Insurance
6-
Jose
'-62%c
1
4.65%
(quar.)
common
Francisco
Corp.
Scott Paper Co.,*
5-11
1
1st
Carlos
/; 5-15
9-14
6-15
—
Schwitzer
6-15
7-
—.
(quar.)
Bridge, Ltd
Schlage Lock
(quar.)
6-22
+$2
(quar.)
Washington
Public Service
6-15
6-30
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
&
6-15
6-22
5-22
(quar.)
Sarnia
6-5
25c
(quar.)
Providence,
$4.40
5-11
7-
10%
dividend
Progress
'.*5%
1
6-15
'
River,
Fire
6-15
*
Electric—
&
5-28
' f
"
6-22
$1
Corp., Ltd.
San
preferred
*
7
6-15
7-16
$1
<
7- 2
6-18
•
50c
(quar.)***.
Southwestern Gas
'
V,
;62j/bc
.
.
5-31
6- 8
(stock dividend)—
Inc.
Inc.,
preferred
Paul
San
5-29
-
pfd.
Products
Lawrence
San
5-25
6-28
■'
5%
25%
Lead
Louis,
5%
1
27 %c
—
6- 1
6-11
:>
V
8-'
"7-13
25c
Joseph Light & Power, com. (quar.)
5% preferred "A"
(quar.)—
St.
"
(quar.)
Joseph
s*
6-
'
25c
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)^
6-20
6-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-26
^6-15"
-
1
8-
75c.*
•.
Gas,"
6-,5."
'l -
5-
*
6-30
25c
-
1
Natural
-
5.
6-13
24c
,
old common
Inc.
6
'
-
(Initial)
preferred
40c
;
Southwestern Elec. Service
5%
5-24
7-
i____
Steel
St.
5-21
20c
(s-a)
7-
6%
6-28
(quar.)
(quar. l
preferred
St.
6-20
$2.50
6- 1.
/
t
St.
5-18
40c
(s-a)
Potomac Electric Power, common (quar.)*
Powell
8
t50c
RR.
St.
5-25
50c
(quar.)****
Southwest
12%%
(final)
(s-a)
Stores,
Safway
4
6-21
11-16
Co.—
(quar.)
Paper Mills,
6-
6-
7^10
45c'
(quar.)_*^.
Royalty
Southland
6-30/
25c
$1.20
non-cum.
Southland
•
*
40c
4%%
preferred
4%
1
6-20
5-18
5-18
.
.
divider^
4.30%
1
6-18
-
6-15
8teel_*—*_*_*___*__..i—.
Royalty
Safeway
8
10c
______
Pocahontas Fuel
Pratt
7-
6-
50c
Adams
Development, Ltd.
Plymouth Oil (quar.)
(H. K.)
2
5-19:
6-10
6"-14"
8
6-14:
27c-
-
preferred (quar.)
:
5% non-cum. prefefred (quar.)
Southern Utah Power, 5% .pfd. (quar.)
6-18
-6- 5
$$1.06%
(quar.)
Car Heating & Lighting Co.—
Name changed to Safety Industries, Inc.—
Quarterly
1
7-
•
Ry. Co.,
6-28
v
•
6-
-
(qoar.)
:
6-14
$1.75"
(quar.)*
Co.
common
5%
12-18
(quar.
Aeronautical
Stock
4
55c
Placer
Porter
66-
40c
North
Porter-Cable
6-12
6-14
60c
—*_
(quftr.);
New
Safety
6-20
.
2%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
&
2
30c
:
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsfield
7-
30c
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
(Jaeob)
Sabine
5-28
(quar.)***.
$1.75
Metallurgical
dividend
Southern
2 %
(increased quar./*—
Ryerson & Haynes,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh
6-20
5-26
•'>
6-10
50c
-
Engineering
Electric
Ruppert
income
(quar.)
common
Southern
35c
O.)
Rotary
12-28
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Production
preferred
6- 1^
55c
deposit receipts ordinary
Corp.
(J.
Ruberold
Common
*•
Ross
2
$0,111
(increased
Power
Paciiic
Nevada
4.80%
6-15
$1.19-; -7- 1
Cable
Ronson
5-31
7-16
pfd.
Paper, Ltd., 4'/4%
American
6-15
6-30
$1
investment
Southern
7-2-
-.4
6-30
(quar.)
6- 8
5-23
v
6-12
j.
t- 6-12
6-22"
7"- 2
-
(quar.)
V
;
*
6-12
*16-12
.7- 2
"
pfd.
Electric—
&
(quar.')
preferred
6-15
-f? '
Gas
6;v
;
60c
1
7%
1
5-28
\
*
Gas
...
:
—
Common
4.80%
$2
(quar.)
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
7-16
1
Axle
&
dividend
Stock
Rolland
6-28
8-
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
•Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.
Pittsburgh Forgings
(increased)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Porto
7-15
Spring
—
Process,
6-
•
40c
1
.
6- 1;,
6- 1.
-6-
6-14
7-2
7-2
*7- 2
.
.
145c
Co.—
6-29
6-29"'.,
50c
i
2
(quar.)___—_*:
Southern Natural
-6-30
7- 2
25c
dividend
Stock
6-15
2
12'/a C
4%%
,
7-
8-
long-term capital gains)
common
Pitney-Bowes,
7%
Rockwell
4
'
3c
'v
6-11
6-
Ryan
from
cents
6- 5 *
6- 5;
6-8
Southern
$20c
—:
Power—
&
6-29
2
Rome
ordinary
for
Light
7-10
Fund—
(11
and
;
rets,
6- 9
(s-a)—L+.
(quar.)i
Ages
*\ 6- 5
57%c
62%c:
(quai.)2—
Indiana
6^15 •
-6-15
6-20 "
56V4c
common;
Edison
Co.
Southern
6-20
(quar.)*.
Valley RR.
Genessee
&
com.
4.75%
Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
Amer.
of
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Rockwell
Manufacturing (quar.)
$10c
preferred
$4
Rock
$1
Ltd
Mines,
Rochester
4
Co.—
i
Crow
4
&
preferred
Franklin
80c
*
4.32%
Southern
Southern
34%c
-
—
(quar.)
^
Robinson
97 %c
Telephone
37y2c
A*_
5-18
7-
75C
(quar.)
Distance
Co.
class
;
-
1—
Ltd* -(quar.
preferred
• 6-15
.
8Vic
(quar.)—
common
4
6-
6-12
33 %C
(quar.)****
Long
—**__.
(quar.)
H.)
C.),
Little
7
6-
6-30
(H
(J.
6-
6-30
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
12-
1-1-57
30C
Quarterly
Pillsbury
$1
$2.50
(quar.)
Transportation
Morris, Inc.,
3.90%
pre) erred
Pinchin
Robinson
Rockland
common (reduced)—__
preferred A (quar.)
Philip
Pickle
Robertson
9- 7
$1.50
Philadelphia
4%
6- 8
1
Controls,
(quar.)
Co.,"
California
7- 6
-
*
:
25c
*
9
6-20
-
50c
Sugar,
8- 7
1
rPhilco Corp.,
Philippine
1
Co.
Quarterly
3%%
7-
10-
25c
(quar.)
common
Germantown
Ro'oejt-Fulton
45c
preferred (quar.)
Electric, common
preference
5-21
5>/a %
$4 non-cum.
SI
8
75c
__
Phila.,
6-
$1
Phelps Dodge (quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
Philadelphia
6--8
$1
——
50c
37%c
*
commoii__*<
(qr.ar.)*_*„'_____*-*-__-___
.preferred
Southam
'
Gas,
(quar.)
Rico
Porto
8 %-
Original
8- I
"
Oil
Southern
-6--6
'
&
(quar.)**:
preferred
Penn-
South
2
.
.
.
(
Electric
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
—
5%> preferred
(quar.)*2*__**,—k
South
6--1;
6-15
*
f
30c
-
,"
(quar.)
common
participating preferred
Participating^'*——______
6-29
$1
-
(quar.)
V
•
*_
■*
300
'
(quar./
6-11
•/
-
4.50%
,
•'
- 6-14 .
6-5-zrf
61c "\
Myers,
10c
Carolina
5-25'
5-7..
6-29
15c
,
0-15
5-15
:
31 %c
383p»c
——.
(quar.)
(reduced)—*__*^—
Co.
Mfg.
Scut*
6-29
—$1
.
$1.50
8
•
4%
f V
(quar.)
—:—
7- 1
*
10- 1B-lo
10- 16-15
7c
common
preferred
5-25
5-7;
6-
.
2oc,
South American Gold & Platinum Co. (quar.)
&"ia
*6-15
'
<
•>
'
Corp.,
preferred
*1.55
Soss
20c /
shares
&
$1.25
_*_!
5-25',
6-12'
6- 9:
6-18
-
60c
25%
a—
—:*_'*»_*
-Products'1'
Sonoco
6- 8
4UC
(quar.)*.,
Holders
Payable of Ree.
30c
iquar.i*
dividend
Stock
.
Sonotone
6-15
30c
,*:—'-T-'
Mills
Rice
o
-
-
Tools
When
Share
•
Co.
Morgan)
Socony-Mobil Oil
•
2c
$1/75
75c
—
(S.
Snap-On
n
/
fl-'S
:——-
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American
5-18
6-
4**.,;,... ■*,)—-
iquar.)..
c
Smith
6- 8
5-10
i
$1.75
$1,75<.
(quar.)—-
(quar.)
1
A
—
*_
Brand
Roan
*5-18
9
6-15
v
'
Pfizer
Co.
f
\
r
-
(quar.—**<
*—w
Products
___.t___.__*-*•./.■
preferred
River
net income and'*
capital gains)
»
/
1st preferred
-
....
Paper
Rh.ter
Exploration
• •
-,*•».
one
(quar.)——-r—'
Riegel Textile Corp.,* common (quar,).:**'—*
of America
from realized
cents
Petroleum
17c
(quar.)__.
Oil
Metal
Riegel
'
Petrolane
(26
Richfield
4
25c
50c
tinterim)-***
A
(quar.)
'.'/' *•
%
7- 2
6-10
.
Per
Name of Company
-
5-15
,
(auar.).
Rice-Stix,
_*—
Milk,
of
—
—
'
■
90c
" 40c
shilling three pence per snare.
R4ce
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar./__.
—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island—
Quarterly
M
year
n~
r
«
ending
payment
A
6- 5
8Jc
*
1956.
interim
An
6-20
6-30
.
preferred '(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Rheem Manufacturing Co., com.
(reduced).
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
>
1
6-
80c
-
Bolton
Payable of-Bee.
Share
(increased)
com.
When
per
3.60%
5-31
-6-15
50c
,
8
5-
6-1V
35c
quar.)_
(quar.)—«*.__**i—
(quar.)
6"
6-
*
—
/
Reynolds
7-
—
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas,
6-
$1.10
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug Stores
7- 2
$1.12%
preferred (quar./
preferred. (quar./
preferred
(quar./
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
•
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
60c
(quar.)—
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Monday, June 4, 1956
...
(James), Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-
1
g.
8
t4c
7- 3
4-21
50c
6-15
6-11
15c
6-11
5-31
30c
7-
6-15
1
Volume
•
Number 5539
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2695)
When
Per
Name of
Company
Share
Holaert
Per
Payable of Rec.
t
Taylor,
Pearson &
Tecumseh Products
Teiechrome
Mfg.,
Carson
2nd
pfd.
Georgia
4.65%
"
•"'4.90%
preferred
5.10%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Co.
—1
Gas
Transmission,
Natural
Pacific
Power
$1
-
preferred
$4.84
&
United
7- 2
6-
U.
7-2
6-8
7-
6-"8
2
2
7-
2
7- 2
7-
'
tquar.)
"""
Textiles^
4%
Inc.,
Oil
4%
(quar.)™.
(quar.)
The
Fair
(quar.)
Thermoid
Co.
—__
—:
4%
preferred
Thrift
60
......
A
Tide
Water
Associated
6-30
(quar.)__
r,i,:6-15
6-30
(quar.)____
pfd.
Inc.
6-30
(stock
Timken
Title
Roller
.
&
Co.
Tobin
Todd
Shipyards
Toronto
Trusts
Class
B
4%%
Travelers
Treesweet
Trinidad
Trinity
Products,
$1.25
Leaseholds
pfd.
6-
6-15
,
Truax-Traer
$2.80
RR.
(quar,)
,
Coal,
(quar.)
L_
Century-Fox
Disc
Clutch
Union
6-30
Union
Electric
Common
6-
5-25
r-
,
!
/shares
•
share
(one
Co.
of
held)
each
preferred
Gas
Co.
Union
Gas
5%
of
Metal
United
Oil
Union
Mfg.
Elastic
Union
&
Union
Co.
RR.
Stockyards
(Omaha)
(San
Ltd.
Inc.
Amusement,
B
(s-a)
4%%
Board
United
Can
Series
•
United
A
&
&
United-Carr
United
class
A
Glass,
Co.
!
:
Gas
Co.
New
Screw
JerseV
&
U.
U.
S.
RR.
Bolt,
Foil
Class
7%
U.
Tile
U.
Co.,
B
i
Gypsum
Co.,
U.
S.
U.
S.
S.
7
6-15
fC5-31
8-
"it
1
6-11
25c
6-
7-13
7-
8
Life
•
~1.
Lines
4y2 %
Co.
(N.
Western
6-15
6-20
7-20
7-10
6-15
5-31
B
7-
2
66-
7-
35c
6-14
6-
6-
8
2
6-12
5-14
8-20
7-27
7-
6-
White
convertible
Motor
514 %
Co.,
preferred
2
^
5
5-22
^6-20
5
\J>-
6-20
6-13
60c
6-29
--£6-18
5
50c
-sf
7-18
(initial
quar.)_
(quar.)
25c
7-
6-
5
6-28
6
7-
6
7-
6-21
1
^6-21
6"2i
>•'"6-
6-15
40c
7-
r
2
7-
2
6-20
6-
1
6
6-
i
"6-
1
7- 2
—
10-
1
5%
6-
1
dividend)
__
common
7-
2
100%
6-
5
8
4
Net
6-15
6-
7-
2
2
6-
1
6-15
6-
6-
6-
5 -•—5-25
37 %C
6-
8
22 %C
7-
1
5c
7-
6
6-20
7-
6
(quar.)__
10-
1
9-10
—V.
6-25
6-11
2
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-15
6-
4
5-11
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
-
7-13
6-10
5-31
5-31
6-22
6-
1
1
8
6-17
4
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
6-15
6-
9,286,000
9,613,000
7,242,000
22.964,000
21,326,000
20,545,000
j.
Ll
1956—4 Wks.—1955
1956—20 Wks.—1955
$151,344,252 $152,089,248 $736,282,616 $737,553,999
183,
2296.
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco
The
1
$1.25
6-15
6-
8-20
has
of
Ry.—Proposed Exchange Offer
to
50-year 5%
no-par
its
$100
stock
common
5%
applied
the ICC for authority to issue $61,debentures, series A, and 154,000 shares of its
exchange for 616,000 outstanding shares of
series A preferred stock.
company
600,000
par
in
Holders
of each share of the series A preferred would be
offered,
voluntary basis, $100 of debentures and one-quarter share of
common stock,
the company said.
The purpose of the exchange is to
on
6-10
7-
5,351,000
1
t7%c
$1.43%
3,494,000
2135.
P.
Sales
7-
$3.27
12.593,000
Safeway Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Current Sales Off—^
0-11
6-
499,427
$1.81
5,144,000
Period End. May 19—
6-26
6-15
513,416
13,107,000
-
a
take
advantage
deductible
in
ments
the
on
income
fact
taxes,
the
the
on
taxes,
be
paid
debentures
while
from
dividend
the
said.
total
preferred
saving
payments
income
must
company
dividends
tax
the
interest
Federal
preferred
Assuming all
common,
net
)
$3,080,000
holders
would
are
pay¬
road's
yearly,
accept the
provide
about
the
announce¬
new
debentures
$1,300,000
extra a
to be applied to dividend payments on the common stock, it said.
if such an exchange had been carried out, earn¬
per common share would have been $4.50 instead of $4.16, even
year
In
the
present
preferred
said.
and
of
computing
after
Current
ment
1955, for example,
ings
with
the
extra
common
said.—V.
company
183,
sares
p.
proposed
in
the
offer
figured
2296.
in,
the
;•
7-30
6-11
1
5-18
12 %c
8-
1
7-13
12 %C
11-
1
10-11
$1.06%
1
6-18
6-29
6-15
$1.50
7-31
7-16
25c
6-20
6-
7-
7-
St. Louis
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
1956—Month—1955
revenue.„
$5,788,751
Railway oper. expenses.-
3,518,754
oper.
1956—4 Months—1955
$5,516,288 $23,327,114 $20,846,606
3,117,979
14,058,205
12,445,442
6-15
6c
(quar.)
series)
(quar.)
&
$1.12%
—
Light
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
$1.20
com.
6-15
5-31
6-20
7-
(quar.)
2
6-11
17 %c
■'—
6-15
5-31
25c
6-15
6-
20c
6-
5-18
4
6-11
5-29
35c
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
5-31
(a stock dividend
redeemable
6-15
5
5-15
8
<F. W.)
& Co.,
preference
(s-a)
$9,268,909
$8,401,164
856,597
3,901,095
3,133,210
Water
Works—Earnings Higher—
Net
1956
expenses,
operating
taxes and
revenue.
$3,254,044
2,480,240
2,259,318
$1,060,427
depreciation
1955
$3,540,667
30—
revenue
$994,725
4,711
9,024
$1,065,138
Non-operjiting income
Balance
Interest, etc., deductionsNet
$1,003,750
258,023
303,480
income
on
$761,658
62,208
$745,727
70,740
$699,4|50
$674,987
30,000
preferred st<)ck
Balance
available for
common
stock-
30,000
Shares outstanding:
4 3/4 %
preferred, series A
40c
(quar.)
$2,398,309
929,881
inc—
Months Ended April
12
Operating
Operating
Dividends
6-30
Iron
$2,269,997
ry. oper.
pfd.
6-
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)
from
5-31
7-
12 %c
Governor
rev.
railway oper.
183, p. 2227.
5
22 %c
$1.25
B
—V.
5-31
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Net
Net
San Jose
$1.10
(quar.)
class
2
$1.12%
(quar.).
of
8
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)—'
(Alan) Steel Co., common (quar.)
Woolworth
assets
182,
1954
$3.82
working capital
Total
—V.
2
37 %c
6%
Net
r
7-
6-15
528,347
liabilities
7-16
30c
&
™|-18
Current
6-20
for each share held)
Wood ley
Petroleum
(quar.)
5%
•
7
1955
14,430,000
assets
8
Q-
$1.25
(s-a)
Conversion
Woodward
and
1655.
p.
$56,997,000 $39,186,000 $44,115,000
2,023,000
931,000
1,638,000
share
per
Current
1
6-15
—
outstanding at end of year_
Earned
5-25
6-15
earnings
.
8
9-14
75c
Woodward
180,
Earnings Rise—
1956
sales
Shares
6-15
7-
75c
Oil
6-15
j
Rome Cable Corp.—Sales and
6-
Power Co.—
preferred
"^5-25
Youngstown, Ohio.—V.
r
■
April 1, 1956, through CoughRn &
Co., Denver, Colo.; Bache & Co., Milwaukee, Wis., and
6-
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
share
Co.,
Pa.;
Zahner & Co., Kansas City, Mo.—The bonds bear interest
ranging from 3V2% to 4%, depending upon maturity.
6-15
$1.31 V*
Electric
preferred
one
Carbon
Limestone
Years Ended March 31—
67 %c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Woods Manufacturing Ltd.
of
The
of
Manufacturing
Co.,
Pittsburgh,
Corp., Ltd., Toronto, Ont., Canada;
\
Net
$1
(monthly)—
Hydro
prefeired
and
Corp.;
Rockwell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.,
6-29
85c
(quar.)
Wolyerine Insurance Co., class A
Wood
The
Film
Power—
(1897
Wol| & Dessauer Co.
Wood
director
a
Development
12-15
35c
(quar.)
common
Wisconsin Public Service,
Wood
also
Ohio;
9-15
1-1-57
20c
(quar.)—_
com.
(quar.)
Power
Wiser
of
director
&
6-15
25c
Michigan
"
30C
quar.)
••
1
1
50c
;
quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).—
4.80%
is
director
Del.;
International, N. V.
Transoceanic
8
6-
7-
$7%c
(quar.)
preferred
'
Dilworth
and
Aniline
accrued interest from
Woodward
$1.75
quar.)
Mr.
General
Com¬
1
30c
&
Vi %
Mavibel
President
Wilmington,
of
Executive
1
6-10
60c
(quar.)
4.40%
4
of
Inc.;
of
Corp.
Committee
the
6-18
35c
(quar.)
Wisconsin
5
Finance
of
2
40c
Common
Wisconsin
Lipton,
Commercial
the
\
member
and
7-
40c
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.—
5% convertible preferred A (s-a)
Wisconsin
of
directors.
director
a
J.
5-25
6-20
6-12
elected
6-
1
preferred
been
Thomas
6-
*
7-
6%
\
2
20c
Wisconsin Electric
*
.
2
6-11
?■*
5-15
Stores
payment
Corporation and
Youngstown,
5-25
6
$4.25
corrected
7-
,
6-
Co.
The
here.
7-
8
15c
Wilson
indicated
$800,000 direct obligation serial notes, series
1956, dated April 1, 1956, and due serially 1957-1971, in¬
clusive, was offered publicly late in May, at 100% and
5
6-
t30c
preferred B
Is
6-20
7-
6-13
Oil
incorrect.
was
date
Roman Catholic Bishop of The Diocese of Reno, Nev.
(The Most Reverend Robert J. Dwyer)—Notes Offered—.
6-
convertible
..
An issue of
7-
Wilcox
Non«t
6-15
6-15
5%
r
tax.
source.
6-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
the
6-15
10c
preferred
at
7%.
1
50c
$4.25
tax
1
Paper (quar.)
Wickes Corp. (quar.)
6%
1
.
'
7-
$1.50
(s-a)
quar.)
common
have
of
8
Whitney Blake
Stores,
;
non-residents
,
tax.
date
record
7
20e
(quar.)
common
,
dividend.
7-
25c
preferred
this
7-16
50c
(quar.)
4%
published
director
and
6-15
50c
(quar.)
414%
(see
name)
tax.
Budinger is also
member
$1.25
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.,
new
for
resident
income
and/or
International
5-11
7-
14c
Timber
closed
income
Jamaica
Co.,
Mr.
$1.25
3
7-10
6-
&
(from invest¬
—
Lake Erie RR.,
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Col. W. F. Rockwell, Board Chairman, announced on
May 28 that
M, Budinger, Vice-President, Director,
and
Chairman of the
Advisory Committee of Bankers Trust Co., New York, and J. Richard¬
son
Dilworth, partner in the investment banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb
5-25
50c
(quar.) 2
Weyerhaeuser
.
John
4
6-11
15c
Wheeling &
■
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co.—New Directors—
4
6-20
75c
common
(increased
5^25
3
Investment News
6-11
10c
35c
rr7-:+
Utilities
Class
6-15
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
I- 8
*
>.
25c
(quar.)
(Increased
not
General
(Geo.), Ltd.—
A
7-3
6-28
$1.37%
Gas
Westinghouse Air Brake
5-31
(Baltimore)—
6-30
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
~:5-31
6-
10c
J.),
(s-a)
5%
Williams &
7-16
17c
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
62 %C
2 -6-
6-30
2
50c
(stock
5-11
40c
RR.
8-1
8-1
75c
•
Chemway
15%;
British
date
Stationery Corp.—
Winn-Dixie
7-
$1.75
(initial
Common
-,:5-24
2
$2.50
(quar.)
A
.
Insurance Co.
common
1
6-30
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
8
7-
10c
(initial
6-
25c
Seashore
Railway
preferred
5%
-5-28
~
common
&
6-
20c
preferred
New
U.
7
-
-common
Sugar
Western Tablet &
414%
(final)
Canal
com.
Co.
Kentucky
''
class
&
' •'"
to
tax
y Previous
11c
Western
5-28
6-
Huffman Machinery—
New
Western
3
K
Is 6d
A
new
Jersey
Less
a
xLess
2
25c
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper
Westeel Products,
Ltd.
5-28
U—6-
60c
Extra
7%
7.-V
6-21
50c
(quar!)
Freight Co.,
S.
1
6-21
$1.06%
(quar.)—
class
preferred
S.
5-31
6-
-y
50c
Ceramic
S.
8
6-11
37 %c
Ac
Indies
"45-31
6-15
10c
-
—
common
S. Cold Storage
(quar.)
S. Fidelity &
Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
U.
6-
7-15
•
Class B
U.
5-24
6-15
87 %c
!
(quar.)—-
ord.
West
"
50c
(quar.)
deposit rets.
United
1
J5-18
6-15
75c
Co.'s
Improvement,
United
6-22
6-11
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
United Illuminating
1
United Molasses, Ltd.—
Amer.
-•
6-
6-11
7%C
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
,
46-15
50c
Electric
United Gas
^5-31
"
56 Vtc
United
United
6-25
$1.12%
(quar.)
-
Fruit
4
6-15
25c
-
(quar.)
Coal
6-
*35c
(quar.)
common
$25c
$5614c
-
6-15
25c
preferred
5-29
8
10%
1
Whitaker
(quar.)
Fastener
6-30
6-12
$3.50
new
1
5-18
6-
7-16
Wieboldt
Cigar Whelan Stores Corp.—
convertible preference
(quar.)
Corp. (s-a)J
United
6-
6-11
t25C
(quar.)
common
1
'
West
5
Inc.—
(quar.)
Gardner
Class
—-6-
2
t25c
(s-a)—,—
United
S"1 50
7-
$1.25
Carton
Wells
.5-18
75c
1
Circuit,
6-
8-
50c
income)
Weston
of America—
preferred
Carbon
6-15
12V2c
—
preferred
United
6-
37 %c
(s-a)
Ltd.,
convertible
4
6-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
SZ 5-14
25c
—
!
Theatre
preferred
United Biscuit
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
tl2%c
(quar.)—„—
convertible
ment
6
30c
(quar.)
__
Products
7-
-
K--5-14
.
6-15
20c
Francisco)
Aircraft
Artists
1
50c
$1.50
Aircraft
5%
6-
$1.25
~Jl
50C
United
Class
(quar,)-
1
(quar.)
United
United
1
6-
.
Union Sugar Co.
Union Wire Rope
United Air Lines
United
8-
25c
(quar,)———,
(La.)
4%
6-
: 6-15
20c
(quar.)
5-31
—
,(quar.)
4%
6-15
$1
quar.)
'
mittee
preferred
preferred
(increased
1
5-31
6-20
35c
(quar.).!
Co., common
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
books
5-31
6-20
30c
'.
convertible
Tube
Coke
changed
5-31
6-20
50c
Products
6-
5-31
6-20
62 %c
Wellington Fund,
-X 7-20
t35c
com.
6-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
7-20
8-15
(quar.)__—
Corp
Gas
Pacific
Ltd.
8-15
87%C
Canada
45c
(quar.)
(s-a)
4%
^1-20
-.^"20
92 %C
(Kansas),
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
8-15
8-15
$1.12%
System
RR.
6-15
25c
(quar.)
8
6-13
75c
Western Life Insurance Co., common
Common
•■w
6-29
__
(auar.)
-Union
5-31
30
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
Union
6-15
6-29
$4.50
$3.50
1
Hevi-Duty
for
common
River
West
-
Electric
,
.^"=5-28
6-11
7-
(quar.)__—
2
$1.03
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7-10
(Continued from page 14)
(quar.)
Weeden &
,
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Co.,
A
6-
dividend
5-25
68 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills
5-31
I
6-11
(reduced)
Corp.
&
&
Corp.
resident
4-26
12 %c
Weco
5-31
6-30 vJfl-6-15
i—
8
7-
$1.50
6-
6-15
7-31
Cooperative Mercantile Institute—
1
6-15
35c
7-2
1214c
3714c
25c
(quar.)
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
$Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
-
5-15
6-
6-
7%%
L_
J.
3714c
7-20
.
6-20
6-15
20C
common
Wayne Knitting
-
6-19
r_j--
(quar.)
non-cum.
5
70c
;.-5-31
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
partic. 2nd pfd.
60c
6-
37 %c
75c
i
(quar.)
Wire
5-31
6-11
Film
6-12
37 %c
Iron
&
Motors
,f
Underwood
Mold
Washburn
7-14
yTrunkline Gas Co., pfd. A (quar.)
Gas, Electric Light & Power
-Twin
Detinning,
Waukesha
6-15
(quar.)__
-Tucson
Twentieth
preferred
6-28
'•
6-12
2
4
(quar.)
8-15
6-11
(increased quar.)—
com.
preference
6-28
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
7-10
6-11
1
&
•Transfer
5-18
$1.05
r 6-1
6-15
—
8
•
7-
——
prior
6-20
(initial quar.)
dividend announcement under
12-1
$1.01
^
2
7-31
-
pfd.
conv.
Zonite Products Corp.
Name
7-
J12%c
.
7-
1
'8-1
,
25c
.11-15
8-24
.
(s-a)___—-it
(quar,)
common
preferred
A
.Quarterly
,
-
.True Temper Corp.;
4 % %
Asso.
6-
6%
preferred
Stock
6-10
11-14
Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
7-13
■—
11-26
Troy & Greenbush
v
class
5-25
25c
Spring & Wire
Radio
Zlon's
2
6-
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Ware
8
2
6-30
50c
Company
Baking, common (quar.)
5J/a% preferred
(quar.)
6-11
(quar.)—
(interim)
Universal Insurance
—
7-
12-
414%
6-18
56 %C
:
(quar.)_
System, Inc. (quar.)
Walgreen Co.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
2
Zenith
Corp.—
Walker
(quar.)_
Insurance
common—
Ward
Forging
7-
50c
■
(quar.)
3
,,
Zeller's Ltd., common
1
12-10
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd.
-
6-
$1.25
Walworth
Steel
6-14
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Waldorf
._
7-12
2
1
v
7-
}3c
1
3714c
—
Zeigler Coal
1
Sugar
:
1
7-
9-
convertible
Class
—
8-
6-15
6-
Wailuka
preferred (quar.)
'
25c
20c
—
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co..
Youngstown Sheet
*
9
Agricultural
:
5%
preferred
Transue & Williams
5
7-12
9-10
Waialua
A,
8
6-
1
6-
Wagner Electric
Corp.' (quar. )______
..
6-
6-30
8-
2%
Wabasso Cotton Ltd.
—;
General
Extra
6-30
1
______
Towmotor Corp. (increased)
Traders Finance, Ltd., class
(L. A.)
$1.25
preferred
1%
Angeles)
(quar.)—;
YouDg
(quar.)
Vulcan
-
Packing
'
$1.25
,
(Los
6-1
-
(,quar.)_
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)—*
Trust
6-15
30c
(quar.)
6-11
,.
dividend)-
Quarterly
60c
Bakers—
(quar.)
$3
-
Bearing
Insurance
pfd.
6-15
30c
Yard-Man, Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
Vulcan
(increased)
5%
preferred
Vulcan
Roofing (quar.)
Time,
Dutch
(quar.)
Chemical
(quar.)
6-15
r
_
—
Oil
Cab
(stock dividend)—.
Visking Corp
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
—
.—
(1953)
Yellow
$2
Ltd.
5J/2%
(quar.)
preferred
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%%
4%% preferred (quar.)
•
.
50c
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
.——
conv.
4
4
6-4
preferred
(quar.)
Virginia Railway, common
common
common
cents
56-
$5
—
(quar.)
Corp.—
9
55c
Holland
$1.1214
(quar.)—
25c
preferred
Yale & Towne Mfg., new com.
6-15
Light—
Heating,
Co.,
6-
30c
$4.20
Investment
Class
&
6-1
'
6-15
.
:
6-
Wyckoff Steel
^
$4.12
i
6-18
common
$4.04
-
(quar.)
Thompson Products,
(s-a)_!
6-20
6-15
(monthly)
(monthly)
convertible
30c
Vickers, Ltd. (initial)
!
Viking Pump (increased)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6% preferred (accum.)
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (incr. quar.)
•
2
Common
43 %c
preferred
Vick
—
7-
15c
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd.,
:—
35c
1'
(quar.)
Kamp's
Preferred
(quar.)
6%
(quar.)__:
preferred
Vendo
(quar.)__—:—;—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)——
4%
de
Veeder-Root,
Co.—
.
(Del.)
Match
5%
—
Pipeline
Common
5-21
65c
;
5%
—
5-21
9
Transit
Vapor
—
—
(quar.)
American, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Leaf
preferred
Viau,
common
Lines
Power
Van
9
6-
Steel, Ltd
Universal
prefprrpd
Textron
;
8%
6-
Reo.
62%c
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co.
'
Hotter*
$1.1214
(quar.)
'
-
$2
•
-
Extra
4
1
5-15
6-15
(quar.)—,
common
(quar.)-
5-
6-
1
2
'
Payable
common.
convertible prior preferred
50c
!
(accum.)
(quar.)
Tobacco,
6-15
9.
414%
*25c
Co.,
preferred
Universal
8
6-15
1
7-
Corp., common.
United Utilities
€-
7-
6-15
Corp.;
When
Share
»•
prior .preferred
6-
-
_
preferred
Steel
Tobacco
Truck
.414%
Worthington
62 %c
.
common
United
8
6- 8
—_—
(quar.)
Mfg.
S.
S.
5-31
Reclaiming Co.—
States
.7%
U.
6-20
50c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
2
6-
Lithograph,
Co.,
Per
Name of Comvany
5-25
$1
A
Holden
6-15
45c
6--8
il
2
" 7-
12 %c
8
(quar.)
series
preferred
Rubber
6-8
i—
(quar.)-
Glass
Rubber
S.
Utah
Light Co., $4.56 pfd.
Utilities
Thatcher
-
2
&
$1.40 convertible
preferred} (quar.>_
Texas
Tilo
6-8
S.
8%
U.
1
Coal
&
U.
8
,
.
(quar.)_
preference,
Utica
_______
Gas
(quar.)
Texas
2
90c
common
5
Texas
7-
7-
(quar.)——__
Producing
(quar.)_
Sulphur (qua'r.)—£_
Gulf
6-
6-8
$1.02%
(quar.)
Illinois
2.
2
Foundry
Playing Card
When
Payable of Reo.
15c
30c
-—r
&
Van Raalte Co.
(quar.)
Common
6-14
7-
—
preferred
Texas
6-28
7-
—
preferred
Texas
'
35c
Pipe
5%
(quar.)
4.96%
Gulf
Printing
S.
5-28
Co.—
5.40%
Texas
S.
6-
6-15
$1.06%
.
preferred
(quar.)i_.
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
Texas
U.
6-29
7-
.
preferred
4
15c
U.
Share
Co
Potash
$1.31 %
.
j.
$4
$4.64
8
,
$1.12 %
(quar.)
Service
0.
$1.28
(quar.)
fquar.)
Electric
1
$1.27 %
preferred (quar.)
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines
Texas
S.
6-
$1.22 %
4.50%
Texas
,
_.
(quar.).
.
U.
6-15
$1.16%
(quar.)——
preferred
4.10%
4.25 %
1
$1.16
(quar.)
5.25%
5-31
6-
$1.15
(quar.)
5.12%.
Lumber
6-11
50c
—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar,Ju
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
S.
6-15
25c
.
Ry._.
com.
Name of Comvany
.
U.
3c
(s-ai
—
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
6-15
$1
;
&
7-2
6%c
(quar.)_^
A
Aircraft
Tennessee, Alabama
Tennessee Corp.
4.60%
I25c
(quar.l-——
class
Tellurlde Power Co., 6%
Tenico
Ltd—
(Canada!,
55
6-
5-25
4%%
50c
6-26
6-
6
4.7%
preferred,
$1.25
6-26
6-
6
4.7%
3%
6-12
5-
9
preferred, series B
7,308
8,427
series C
9,245
11,292
preferred, series D
4,328
6,581
207,414
203,094
Ltd.—
—V.
183,
p.~2296.
j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Ended March 31—
Quarter
* "
Met sales and other income
Profit
before
taxes-
for
Provision
—
.
taxes
Ernest
The
—
share
common
The
Exemption—
interested
Act; and the Commission has issued an order giving
until June 4, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
pany
persons
securities. Its initial capital of
$100,000 will be received through the sale of stock to not more than
25 responsible persons prior to any public offering.
not
has
The
Fund
The
company
issued
yet
seeks
any
provisions
temporary exemption from certain
Act so th2t it may operate for
a
a limited
of an investment advisory con¬
tract (with Scudder, Stevens & Clark),
without stockholder election
of directors, and without stockholder approval of the selection of inde¬
pendent public accountants.
Stockholder approval of these matters
will be sought at the first annual meeting of stockholders scheduled
io be held Dec. 4, 1956.—V. 183, p. 2422.
'
"V ••
of
Investment
the
Company
approval
stockholder
without
period
Seaboard
Offering—A 'sec¬
RR.—Secondary
Line
Air
stock,, (par
ondary offering of 48,000 shares of common
$20) was made on May 31 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $40 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents per share.
The offering was completed.—V. 183, p. 2227.
New York,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 24,
1956, covering 87,500,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1968, to be
offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by Mer¬
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
The interest rate, offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
is
company
of
proceeds
Net
will
financing
this
applied
be
amounted
which
Proceeds of the bank
1956.
Corp.
being
offered
to
the
by
the
of
received
monies
All
bonds.
from
sale of the
the
the
and
of
shares
stock
common
EFFECT
GIVING
offered
now
stock
183,
value
(par
lc
ing
29,
preferred
cost
Net
in
697,696 common shares outstanding on March 31,
12 months'
with $774,571 for the entire preceding
the interim
of
Because
were $282,421, or
period cash accounting basis
months to March 31
three
the
for
share.
a
pripr year, no profit comparison is available.
for the nine months' period also exceeded the total
Sales
fiscal
the
for
year ended
for the
nine
June 30,
sale
loan
Co., of
these
is
Pa.,
be
due
The
used
the
plant
new
The
net
Insurance
Life
C.,
$1,105,000
of
Eastman,
at
for
Dillon
the
to
to
secured
The
price
of
proceeds
first
5%
Co.
&
preferred
of
sale,
the 4'A %
mortgage
a
proceeds
presently
when and
mortgage
GIVING
the
par
credited,
be
EFFECT
shares
pfd.
received,
($53,538
at
working
for
the second
surplus.
value of
to paid-in
FINANCING
located
1956-71
Outstanding
$1,105,000
$1,105,000
at
sidiary,
35,200 shs.
300,000 shs.
$1)—.
Dresher,
Houston,
owned
company
creation
niques
and
fluid
and
builds
*140,300 shs.
Inc.,
has
O.
Hess
organization
application
precise
of
and
sions
in
gas
of
large
fluid
stock
incorporated, in
partially owned sub¬
sh?.res
Henry
heat
and
The
the
in
com¬
LeBoutillier.
W.
engineers
facilities
of
concerned
fluid
with
the
processing tech¬
develops heating
company
and
types
tools.
trade
blowouts
combustion
burners
of
of
standard
Such
name
items
include
"Flo-scope"),
(devices
controllers,
various
auxiliary
types
to. arrest
gas
fired
auto¬
explo¬
soldering
excess
$4,800,000,
of
is
exchange
for
processing
and capacities
for
part of its activities, a ceramics plant to
the ceramic components of its heat process-
as
Selas
of
,
for its
the
company
Radiamatic
of the 727,757 shares of Westpan
shares
(about
55%)
of
the
outstanding
Constructors,
1,482 of the
other
also
C.—Stock
Corp.,
will
transacted
was organized under the laws of the State
incorporated on April 20, 1956.
Its principal
was
located
is
the
in
be
Building,
Trinity
primarily that of
Decatur, Ga.
The
mortgage loan agency.
a
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
cumulative
pfd.
stock
stock
(par
$1).
mature
to
to
up
company
purchase
PRESENT
TO
—
business
FINANCING
Outstanding
2,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
2,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$100)_
(par
(EDT)
noon
6 will receive bids for the
on June
from it of $9,660,000 equipment trust certificates, series TT,
in 15 equal annual Installments, and to be secured by new
equipment costing not less than $12,880,000.—V.
Lumber
Southwest
183, p. 2541.
Inc.—Private
Mills,
Placement—
has borrowed $5,100,000 from the Equit¬
able Assurance Society of the United States under terms
The
company
of
20-year mortgage agreement.
a
V.
will
funds
The
used
be
timberland
of
175, p.
connection
in
■"»'
■
'/
■
with
the
from
Arizona
in
462.
v.'/ "
the
purchase
Land
Aztec
&
of
87,000
Cattle
Co.—
■.
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Time Payment Plan—
This
corporation,
"This
offers
service
new
purchase
the
famous
long
another
announced
1
for
of
in
~
setting
for
first—a
important
Donald
says
the
with
trend
" "
in sports, on.
time payment
the pace
national
accessories.
and
clubs
gold
customers,"
our
completely
H. Mudd, Treasurer, "a
merchandising and sales
- -
.
pro—will be able to use the new
themselves. Once the initial payment
of 10%. on the p?.rt of the purchaser is made to the Spalding dealer
or
pro, the matter of payments is out of his hands, and there is norecourse to him. He is assured of a complete sale.
•
distributors—dealer
Spalding
absolutely no
at
cost
or
to
collections
of
matter
the Beneficial Finance
then handled by
is
System of Morristown, N. J., which is working the plan in conjunction
with Spalding.—V. 183, p. 561.
Securities
The
and
Commission,
Exchange
is
was
announced
on
May 25, has issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
to
respect
public
a
whether
the
The corporation
ao
of
stock
by
this
corporation.
The
order
filed its Regulation A notification with the Commis¬
July 22, 1953, proposing the public offering of 10,000 shares of
capital stock at $2 per share.
The company was organized in
on
par
mail
offering
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.
an
shares
was
of
Regulation A requires, as one of the conditions to the availability
an exemption from
registration, that reports of stock sales be filed
the Commission at the end of each six months' period following
the
1,260
owns
which
51%
was
of
the
organized
capital stock
to develop and
outstanding
in
1954
of
to
of
According to the Commission's
order, Sky Ride Helicopter failed to file such reports and has ignored
requests for the filing thereof. Accordingly, the Regulation A exemp¬
tion was temporarily suspended.—V. 178, p. 857.
commencement
the
offering.
The
Montana
a
Co.
to begin
the S.
has
ordered
for installation at
two
its H.
180-inch
H.
Walla
In the spring of 1957 and
will be completed the same fall.
powerful Kaplan turbines ever built have been ordered from
Morgan Smith Co, by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla
District Office.
These three hydraulic turbines, each rated at
development on the
confluence of the
Snake and
miles from Walla
Walla.- Shipment of parts will begin early in 1959 and will continue
until final shipment in the late summer of 1960.—V. 183, p. 8.
Snake
hp.,
will
River
installed
be
in
Washington,
Columbia Rivers.
Southeastern
Securities
This
and
smc,
oy
gas
stove
manuia.viureis,
Fund,
in
the
Ice
Harbor
just upstream of the
The' site is about 25
Columbia, S. C.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
company on May 25
an
$857,626
1,222,110
$0.70
——
—
183,
$108,580
1,222,110
$0.09
$16.65
per share
u——/cx^-»ea4*$l7.13
share—.——~" $37.48 -
assets
current
worth
per
938.
p.
Ram-Jet
Turbo,
Corp.—Enters
Rand
Sperry
$37.40
-
Control
FieldDevelopment and delivery of precision engine control systems for
turbine-powered aircraft and guided missiles were announced
advanced
by
17
May
on
the
Co.,
Gyroscope
Sperry
a
Rand
division of Sperry
Corp.
systems,
dollars,
of
field
mark
under contracts amounting to millions of
large-scale entry into this critically important
produced
Sperry's
The electronics firm,
producer of aircraft
supersonic flight, company officials said.
has been a leading developer and
decades,
for
flight control systems
The
call
contracts
navigation equipment.
development of a shock positioner
and sea
for
control
controls for an
system for a ram-jet missile and for variable geometry
advanced supersonic fighter engine.
which
has
conducting
been
extensive
research
into
the
problems connected with turbine engine,, controls, expects to announce
shortly development of a wide range of advanced instrument systems
turbo and
for
six-bladed Smith-
•tage.—V. 183, p. 2422.
and
Net
Net
—V.
ram
jet engines, company officials said.—V. 183, p. 2542.
Square D Co.—To Build in Atlanta—
Cochrane Hydro-Electric
on
most
—2
profit
outstanding
total value of nearly $5,500,000.
the Missouri River seven miles from Great Falls, Mont.
turbines each are rated at 42.000 hp.
Delivery of parts is slated
Development
The
Power
turbines
Kaplan
announced the receipt of two contracts for
May 29
hydraulic turbines with
—
Earnings per share
Sperry,
Smith Co. Inc.—Receives Turbine Orders
(S. Morgan)
principal amount by
ii.onUfaci.ure
Net
Tne
with
-
taxes
before
Shares
freight.
10,000
sr.les
Taxes
1953, under Delaware law for the purpose of carrying passengers,
and
According to its offering circular, the original issue
merely "the starting point for setting up the
capital structure" of the company, and a subsequent increase in capital
to $3,000,000 was contemplated.
The company proposed to acquire a
site for operations in the vicinity of the Washington National Airport
and the Pentagon.
Maynard H. Smith of Washington was listed as
of
1956
1955
„$63,705,685 $61,845,877
—
1,774,626
214,580
917,000
106,000
36 Weeks Ended May 5—
Profit
filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $i,00u,000 of 6% convertible subordinated debentures due 1971.
These debentures are to be offered for public sale at 100%
of their
wie
and
Georgia,
office
Net
of
a
new
type of gas kitchen stove designed to compete with the latest
types of electric stoves.
The new stove Is still in the experimental
prouiubtf
agency.
BUSINESS—Corporation
of
1619.
Offering Suspended—
143,000
equipment.
1,590
owns
offering
loan
gage
.
Sky Ride Helicopter Corp., Washington, D.
The
operates,
Inc., a Texas corporation.
The
new
second
preferred shares in
outstanding shares of capital stock of
Selas
Constructors, Inc., which are now owned by officers and em¬
ployees of the company and of Selas Constructors, Inc.
company
The
in
which has its headquarters in Amarillo, Texas, has various
produtcion of liquid hydrocarbons and natural gas and
V ■
;
This company on
basic
the
and engineers, designs
fluid processing apparatus
uses.
company
capital
gas
manufacture
ana
under
automatic
pipe lines),
company
and
The
or
required to dispose of all of its Westpan holdings.—V. 183, p.
was
was
manufacturing
diversified
considered
(sold
and
and small and
develop
furnishes
are
meters
checks
multitude
The
also
which
flow
fire
irons,
share,
a
are
techniques,
heat
company
offices
executive
common
and
of
manufacturing.
metiiods
and
company's
outstanding
Frederic
an
to
The
processing equipment
micro-porous membranes.
variable
tog
by
is
the
plant
Philadelphia,
near
1930.
24,
of
treatment
equipment,
a
All
applied
as
and
whose
Constructors,
Texas.
are
Pa.,
June
on
Selas
by the Federal Housing Administra*
other government agencies, for
corporation's own portfolio and for resale to others.
Tne proceeds
will be used by the corporation primarily in its capacity as a mort¬
the
The
June,
4,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
$1)
(par
Corporation,
—
Pennsylvania
matic
$12.70
President.
BUSINESS
The
stock to Jalco,
outstanding.
Under the terms of a Securities and Exchange Commis¬
sion order, based on the Public Utility Holding Company Act, Sinclair
sion
4,000 shs.
shares
(par
will be used for this purpose.
originate loans insured
To
the Veterans Administration, and
thinking of our time."
Sinclair's holdings represented 53%
asked
"Excluding 35,200 shares to be reserved for issuance on conversion of
the second preferred shares now offered and 7,500 shares to be reserved
for issuance on exercise of the option of the underwriter.
and
common
Philadel¬
if
and
PRESENT
TO
$100)
(par
second
Common
mort¬
being
note
that plant,
on
over
will
offered
above
mtge. serial bds., due
shares
conv.
The
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co.,
in the
oil.
provides
net
the
shares
first
pfd.
Pilot
negotiated
Avenue,
Erie
Authorized
pany
May 22 completed the sale of its entire holdings
on
of
Tex.
received
Westpan,
.
CAPITALIZATION
50c
and
Co.
,
excess
(2)
tion,
service
interests
of
short term loan to be Incurred
of the second preferred shares,
a
issuance
repay
by
and
such
of
repayment
used
Street
D
sale.
proceeds
prior
be
1956)
N.
from, the
Georgia
Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc.—Financial Highlights—
plant
offered
the
for
will
capital.
5%
shares)
of Dallas,
Sinclair
and
shares now offered and of the
Standard
1956-71.
net
company
loan
April 30,
S5
This corporation
(384,861
plus
bonds.
being
$325,000.
which
repaid
be
Greensboro,
company's former
phia,
will
Jefferson
to
bonds,
of
sale
The
This
of 33,718 of the second preferred
serial
gage
by
Company's
,
exercise an option to purchase approximately one-half inter¬
Securities Investment Corp., a Georgia corporation.
To
In
plan
Stock—
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Sells Westpan
crude
plant.
-(1)
est
Approximately $150,000
June
the
Insurance
will
the
*
1955
holdings,
simultaneous
is
of
share of
the 250,000 shares
manner:
acres
when sales were $10,471,144.
Results
months, had Holly Manufacturing Company
Division been included for the entire period, would have shown sales
of $13,738,031 and net earnings of $1.45 per share.—V. 183, p. 1236.
entire
Inc.,
construction
lime, on or before May 1,1961, one
stock at a price of $2 a share.
of $1 par value common stock set
aside for issuance upon the exercise of the stock warrants as described
above the directors have also set aside 250,000 snares of $1 par value
common
stock to be issued at a later date upon the
exercise of
stock warrants to be issued to the directors, officers, or employees of
the company.
All shares sold under sucn warrants will bt purchased
by such directors, officers, or employees at the price of $2 a share, and
such warrants shall be exercisable by their holders at any time within
a
10-year period after issuance.
.'v'.-.•/(
.
;
PROCEEDS—The company will use the proceeds of this offering, "as
may be deemed advisable by
the board of directors, in the- following
The
the
at Dresher, Pa., was completed in March, 1956, at a
approximately $1,400,000,
The First Pennsylvania Banking &
loaned to the company $1,329,020 to finance the construc¬
of
the
share,
per
buy ac any
value cbmmon
$4,701,115.
were
earnings
cents
40
Co.
the sale
Life
$10
at
common
to
Common
Manufacturing Division results from the date of merger,
totaled $11,719,582 of which the three months sales to
1956
This compared
used
building
of
Trust
tion
redeemable
are
June
of
addition to
In
1,000,000 shs,
period.
dividends.
PROCEEDS—The
office
shares
of common stock who purchases said stock before
30, 1956, will be Issued one stock warrant for each
stock purchased, giving the purchaser the
purchaser
snares
option
earnings, after taxes, tor the nine months totaled $896,276, equal
1956.
exchange for such stock at the rate of 1 3/17 second
preferred shares for each share of capital stock of Selas
Constructors, Inc.
• ■
second
two
Authorized
in
The
Each
midnight,
1955,
31,
to $1.28 per share on
other than the company, of the outstanding capital stock
of Selas Constructors, Inc., a partially owned subsidiary,
accrued
Investments, Inc., Decatur, Ga.
corporation is publicly offering
500,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $2 per share
and 2,500 shares of 5% cumulative non-participating pre¬
ferred stock at par ($100 per share) through Allied In¬
vestment Co., Atlanta, Ga. The offering is made only to
residents of Georgia on a best-efforts basis.
Offered—This
2422.
p.
Holly
Nov.
March
holders,
to
company
and
Southeastern Mortgage
—Stock
5%
earnings of this corporation established new records for the
months ended March 31, 1956. Sales for the nine months, includ¬
nine
Offered—
Stock
of conditional sale contracts and chattel mortgages
plan loans covering house trailers.—V. 182, p. 2025.
-;
purchase
the
Outstanding
1,000,000 she.
sh.)
per
proceeds, estimated
capital and used, principally, for
The remainder of the
will be added to working
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Sales and
33,718 shares of 50-cent convertible sec¬
ond preferred stock (par $1) at $8.50 per share, plus ac¬
crued dividends from April 1, 1956.
In addition, 1,482
are
all
or
Alabama
of
contract dated as of May
a
the writing of fire and allied lines on mobile-
other property.
$550,000,
at
Southern Pacific Co.—Bids June 6 for Certificates—
of
and sold
shares
into
granted to
of 1956,
authority
to
Laws
entered
or
and
homes
retail
of the financing, $325,000 will be used for the
acquisition of a wholly owned subsidiary fire insurance
to engage in
company
Siegler Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
the reduction
to
Eastman, Dillon & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., on May 22 of¬
fered
was
municipalities under Act. No. 4,
the City of Florence, Ala., has
15, 1956, with Sheraton Flor¬
ence
Corp.,
ana Gearhart 8c Otis,
Inc. and Joseph Faroll & Co.,
whereby the City has agreed to issue $2,500,000 principal amount of
its
5%
first
mortgage
industrial development revenue
bonds due
serially June 15, 1959-1986.
The underwriters have agreed to use their best efforts
to sell the
bonds but have made no firm commitment to purchase or take down
Pursuant
General
—V.
loans were used
America—Preferred
of
corporation
formation
$l-par
incorporated in Delaware on April 6, 1956.
The principal office
of the corporation pending construction of the
proposed hotel is c/o Arnold Teks, Esq., 213 First Federal Building,
Florence,
Alu.
Sheraton Corp. of America, which operates through
subsidiary companies a group of approximately 30 hotels in the United
States and Canada, owns 60%
of the outstanding stock of the corpo¬
ration which it purchased at a price of lc per share.
The
Net
Selas
the basis of
15, 1959-1986, of City of Florence, Ala., on
100 shares of stock for each $1,000 bond.
Common
$49,505,000 on March 31,
primarily to provide funds
for the purchase of receivables and for making loans in the normal
course of the company's business.—V. 182, p. 2135.
loans
bank
short-term
Inc.,
May 23 publicly offered 250,000
at par (one cent per share)
on
Authorized
and
notes
instalment
Stock Of¬
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION
finance subsidiary of General Contract Corp.;
a
principal business consists of purchasing retail
from, and advancing funds to, automobile dealers.
—
will be held
in
escrow
by the underwriters and if the entire issue of $2,500,000
principal amount of bonds and 250,000 shares of common stock are
not sold on or before Aug. 15, 1956 the proceeds so received will be
returned
to
the purchasers by the underwriters;
The proceeds of the bonds will be
used to acquire necessary land,
and to erect thereon, furnish and equip a modern hotel which will be
leaded to Sheraton Florence Corp. for a term of 30 years.
This lease
will not be guaranteed by Sheraton
Corp. of America.
This company
The
of
is engaged primarily in the business of financing
ox
mo'oile homes or house trailers.
sales
proceeds
net
the
Of
The underwriting com¬
O'Connell & Co., Inc.
10%.
be
to
wholesale
and
floor
Florence, Ala.
Corp.,
is
Homer
and
Co.
The company
provision to protect bondholders
a
solely to the purchasers of $2,500,000 5% first mortgage
industrial development revenue bonds, due serially June
bonds
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Its
share.
per
by
Florence
Sheraton
any
Louis—Registers With
Securities Investment Co. of St.
$25
contain
also
fered—Joseph Faroll & Co. and Gearhart & Otis,
shares
York investment company has applied to the SEC for an
exempting it from certain provisions of the Investment Com¬
of
price
a
would
interest rate, and each $1,000 bond
40 v/arrants for the purchase of Sheraton
5%
limiting stock dividends in any one year to 2%
shares at
the time of a stock dividend
terms of the proposed new issue are unchanged
present 4%% debentures.—V. 183, p, 1372.
the
from
New
order
a
other
All
declaration.
basis.—V. 183, p. 1115,
Special Fund, Inc.—Seeks SEC
Scudder
making
outstanding
total
the
of
both of
This
at
issue
new
against dilution
the stock on a quar¬
consider whether to place
to
are
terly instead of a semi-annual
bear
of the new issue would carry
Plan.
directors
The
would
bonds
new
—.—
Incentive
directors were
the
explained
President,
Henderson,
exchange
offer because some confusion had developed in the
of bondholders over the conversion rights of the 4 %% issue.
this
$2,295,000
$598,000
Shares outstanding
;
1,760,000
1,760,000
earnings per share
—
L:
.—$1.30
$0.34
The stockholders on April 26 voted in favor of the amendment to
the certificate of incorporation increasing the authorized common stock
irom 1,760,000 shares to 2,250,000 shares (par 15c per share).
The
shareowners
also
approved
the adoption
of the Employees'
Restricted
Stock
Option
Plan
and
the Employees'
Profit-Sharing
profits
43/4%
minds
"
Net
that
debentures.
debentures
5%
outstanding
$6,577,000
1,435,000
837,000
$13,653,000
4,850,000
2,555,000
of
series
1955
1956
"
.
&
mission
issuance of $10,000,000 of a new
would be exchanged for the presently
authorized
have
directors
The
mill
America—Exchange Offer—
Sheraton Corp. of
Schering Corp.—Earnings Rise-
,
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
..
(2696)
underwriting group headed by Shearson, Ham-
This
in
company's
other
Ga.,
States,
area
program
the base
as
Gordon
field
also
are
of
expanded operations
President, revealed
Patterson,
engineering
states
assembly plant
in the southeast
on June 2.
The
construct an electrical equipment
will
company
Atlanta,
United
offices
in
expected
to
Georgia,
be
Florida,
increased
as
Alabama and
the expansion
develops, Mr. Patterson said.
is scheduled to begin
$500,000 and designed
will house
regional headquarters offices now located in Atlanta, as well
production facilities.—V. 183, p. 930.
»
Construction
of
Involving
additions, the
Standard
Atlanta
plant
investment
of
the
days.
future
an
31,000 square foot structure
Factors Corp.—Earnings
after taxes
Number of shares outstanding——
Earned per common share
—V.
profits
183, p. 1520.
as
provide
Increased—
1956
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
within 60
to permit
Square D's
.—-—
$161,848
1,158,964
$0.13
1955
$60,056
480,300
$0.11
-
Volume
Number 5539
183
Suburban
The
$6
corporation
filed
28
May
on
notification with
of
letter
a
covering 15,000 shares of capital stock (par $5) to toe offered
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
loans
to
for
comparable
the
history.
sales
ahead
of
for
the
of
1956
set
highest of
the
were
record
new
a
for
—V.
of
quarter
recorded
$73,979,627
income1 of
561.
p.
r_:
—A
$4,323,086
1956
$83,288,726,
were
ago.
year
a
12%
or
100
•
,
Transmission
Pipe
■
Line
The
C.—New
N.
served
be
the
by
the
of
May
on
21.
consists
line
proposed
Carolinas
eastern
and
000
The
1957;
first
the
own
an
and 0.279 7e.—V. 183, p; 1040,
sales to 7.3 %
of
$59.09
Y.,
per
called
29
May
on
1975,
due
share.
common
Manufacturers
and
will act
National Bank of
Street, New York
2228.
Security-First
Trust
conversion
as
for
together
amount,
principal
55
Co.,
Broad
agents.—V. 183,
p.
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
'
'
1
balance in November, 1957.
.v,.-*'<,
to finance the project by issuing $16,242,000
bonds; common stock to net $3,248,100; and
interim notes to be convertible to preferred stock,"
the
\
'
U
Railway
proposes
»'
*
April 30—
' 'V '
'
'
.
$
J
7t T
,
.
1956—4 Months—1958 /
I$ " '
'
'
1956—Month—1955
tl ' '
.
.
152,299,555
revenue-,
39,993,416
38,539,764
158,688,808
oper. expenses-,
30,730,373
29,295,261
122,829,484 115,162,784
oper.
Railway
mortgage
$2,166,000 in bVt%
Net
Net
Project—
from
rev.
railway
—V.
oper.?
ry.
.-7v.
37,136,771
11,110.80ft
9,244,50335,859,324
3,035,869
10,646,621
9,263,043
3,092,681 ;
inc.i,
oper.
183, pi 2340.
'•
;;
.;.v\
•
.
Commission
hearing on the proposed $42,308,000 //
this corporation has been set for June 6. /
United Electric Coal Companies—Earnings Increased—
The project entails over 277 miles of pipeline to be laid in Louisiana,
/
Period End. Apr. 30— ? ? 1956—3 Mos.—1955
; 1956—9 Mos.—1955
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Vir-; A/
Profit
from' operations. '
/ ."V
:
r /
V ;
/
ginia,
Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
A total of 12,750 horsepower
before
depletion and
V"
4 i
units at various compressor stations, additional facilities at existing
depreciation
Lw $1,055,411 * $529,418
$2,992,113
$2,045,760
compressor stations,
river crossings on the James and Susquehanna
Depletion & depreciation'
363,612 ^. .•387,966,
1,085,689 ,.1,106,224
Rivers, and various distribution meter stations will be included in the
Federal
A
•
Power
construction
1975, are available for delivery
Bank, 43
Jn exchange for temporary bonds at The Chase Manhattan
Exchange Place, New "York, N 183, p. 2542./ /
v
an
debentures,
of
Angeles
15, N.
to it up
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—New
.iI
Of
states
and
company
4Y2%
Los
the
of
roughly from Moore, S. C., to Monroe, N. C.
that Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.
to 40,000,000 cubic feet of &as daily.
The
extending
corporation
August,
company
103%
price
of
principally
portion
a
issuing
sales.
Murchisons
its outstanding 3%
convertible
redemption on June 29, 1956,
with accrued interest to the
redemption date. Payment will be made at the Security-First National
Bank of Los Angeles, Sixth & Spring Streets, Los Angeles 13, Calif,
or
the office of Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y.
The debentures are convertible into the company's common shares
at any time prior to the close of business on June 25, 1956 at a
This
authority for a $21,656,accepted for filing, the
would be made available in three phases—initial volume of 10,000,cubic feet
in early 1957; 20,000,000 cubic
feet at the end of
gas
of
to
flatlands
make available
can
announced
Commission
Power
area
Piedmont
share.;;It was completed. *
debentures due April 1,
Raleigh,
Corp.,
such
two
Union Oil Co. of California—To Redeem Debentures—
subordinate
this corporation seeking
construction project has been
company will receive no
1,108,263 common shares
aggregate of 24% and
additional* 1.633%.
These percentages will
The
shares.
of
the
be reduced by the proposed
Trans-Canada
Pipeline
10,000
proceeds
the, Murchison .Trusts
was
2463.
coastal
the
V
Definitive Debentures Ready—
the
pipeline
The
secondary offering of 11,500 shares of common stock
Definitive 4%
to
Inc.,
the
of
outstanding,
now
value of the Westcoast Transmission
$16,000,000.
The manufacture of the
the
application by
Federal
(par $5) was made on May 29 by.Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp. at $28.50 per share, with a dealer's concession
j
183, p.
An
33%
was
... -
of 50 cents per
Chemicals,
com¬
contract
Project—Financing Planned—
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Secondary Offering
--
and
the
since
obtained
at
greater than the 1955 first
quarter.
This was equal to $1.28 per share on the 3,290,888 shares
of common outstanding,
after provision Iot the preferred dividends.
In the equivalent period last year, net income was $3,247,655, or $1.03
per share on the 2,923,394 common shares then outstanding—V.
183,
Net
months
three
and
the'Westcoast
of
1955,
increased
been
Trans-Carolina
in
quarter
any
for
any
>,
-
first
the
been
Line will commence on the completion
of the Westcoast Transmission Pipe Line in the early months of 1957.
earnings
and
period,
company
Net
years
part
October
has
two
have
which
construction
in
contract
the
over
1959.
additions
pipe
months
three
first
the
secured
individuals..,,
the
equally
by July
the
for
the
at
to
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Reports New Records
Sales
spread
pleted
With
per
make
be
to
Cambria Heights, L. I.,
Co., Inc.,
SEC—
With
57
(2697)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Finance
N. Y.—Files
SEC
.
.
.
of
project
A"
.
The company on May 28 annqunoed
■
' -
.
.
the Opening of the nation's larg¬
construction,
privately financed jet iufcls laboratory at Its principal research Cen¬
est
ter at
research
in
will
Installation
ter-million-dollar
Its
of Jet fuels.—V.
183,
2339.
p.
This
an
I.
Texas
on
will
instruments
all
for
basis
share-for-share
a
of
the
Mann
stock
common
shares
company
off a first
mortgage on the tools, dies, patents, machine inventory, office equip¬
ment, etc., in the amount of $23,500; to set up a reserve for the pay¬
ment of the debenture bonds in the amount of $29,000, which bonds
are
payable
without
interest
in
eight quarter-annual
instalments
commencing six months after the entire issue has been sold;
the
out¬
is scheduled for June 30.
has been in business for nine
years and is the largest western producer
of piecision optical com¬
ponents used in scientific and military instruments, guided missiles and
The
privately-owned
Mann
company
projection devices. * It employs about 100
persons
and -has
yearly
sales
of
approximately $800,000.
All manufacturing
facilities
are
located in Monrovia, Los Angeles County, Texas.—V. 183, p. 2339.
Lalance
organized
'
Federal
1955
m-
1
Federal
for
taxes
$5,985,884
2,204,916
2,173,492
150,000
150,000
taxes
Income
income
on
7
income
Shares
outstanding
March
at
Earnings p:r share
—v. 183, p. 2081.
31,
$2,054,916
of
period
the
3,590,969
10
•.;
...,
■
,
•.;
;■.
•
.
the
to
lease,
Period
End. April 30—
Railway
oper.
1956—Month—1955
,
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
183,
4,959,454 "
*
19,914,288
18,624,045
$1,738,416
$7,705,335
$7,963,101
* 785,465
684,278
3,501,678
This
has
GIVING
With
May
25,
for
299,750
standing
shares
stock
sulfide
sales
the
shares
of
its
additional
subscription
field
the
derived
Horn
for
each
production
rest arch
out¬
six
Net
the
of
the
April 30,
past
and
production
guided missiles
to
and
The
tional
funds
credit
ing
this
be
liquid
synthetic
leather,
electric,
production
missiles
of
plant
a
by
thereof
bank
from
or
borrowing
other
under
in th6
net
64%
depend¬
sources,
in
the
production
polysulfide
of
of solid
sales
and
Air
in
propellants for
1955
derived
.766.
p.
to
$13,530,000
Government
from
poly¬
corporation
covering
ai $9.25
The
*
J'
*
'
'•
Lomasney
notification
(par
"
■
*
'
-
r^'.
*
$1)
Co.,
&
the
company's
scheduled,
V.
to
New
with
be
the
offered
York,
N.
Y.
sThe
sq.
John
ferred
from
$1,500,000
^
„,
•
,;
ratio;
is
the
company's
former
expected
174,
p.
Newark,
N.
J.
to
have
wide
' *
aircraft
•"
.*
-•
plants
which,
sale
See
In
the
RR
applications.
'
above.
this
miles
by
30-inch
of
North
At
were
company
of
section
to
75
the
the
Bay
concluded in
the
South
dip.meter steel
Trans-Canada
in
present
$32,000,000
and
for
Eastern
level
of
deliveries
New
May
&
24
Iron
Line
prices
due
*•,
the
to
from
Ltd.
Winnipeg
in
of
the
636
centre
the
West
......
.
value
of
this
commence
in
and
re¬
Refrigerator Co., Inc., an
David E. Feinberg,
of the outstanding capital
Jordon
acquired
all
1956.
January,
7
r
increased in each of the four months
usAIRco
control, Mr. Feinberg declared. Sales
has
been
25%
up
were
March
over
month
the
for
of
and
similar
a
increment
i?
May.
planned
for
the
Jordon
1956
upright
freezers,
an
upright refrigerator-freezer combination and five chest
freezer models, ranging in capacity from 8 to 25 cubic feet. Mr. Fein¬
berg also reported than an active product development program has
created
a
number
of
significant changes and improvements
to be
incorporated in future freezer production.
heavy
and direct mail advertising is
domestic
line,
which
includes
three
trade
of
program
warehousing plan has been established in nine key cities through¬
United States and a program is under way for further ex¬
A
the
out
pansion
this service.
of
duction
available
and
June
to
commercial
Philadelphia,
St.,
domestic
increased
of
making
May,
equipment
pro¬
will be manufactured by a new and
Jordon Commercial Refrigerator Co. The
offices and plant at 2200 E'ast Kennedv
units
the
established
has
end
the
at
East Coast point for future manufacture
conditioning equipment.
However,
after
an
air
organization,
firm
new
further
for
provide
packaged
the
1,
separate
refrigerators
commercial
of
usAIRco
of
.
Feinberg also revealed that the Jordon company will discontinue
Mr.
production
for
the
Little
Sister
Mine
for
the
a substantial portion of Little Sister's
facilities. The operations of the Little
with those of the adjoining Fiatt Mine
and flexibility for the whole operation.
ended
year
a
This
April
common
Pacific
See
its
183,
Pa.—V.
year
ended April 30,
compares
30,
1,103,648
on
net
equivalent
1955,
share
with
Coast
49.
p.
Co.
Borax
.
..
above.
of
after
common
Co.—Registers With SEC—
States Foil
United
This company
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 24,.
(non voting
covering 193,500 shares of its class B common stock
1956,
These shares are presently outstanding, and are to be
public sale by the Estate of R. S. Reynolds and by Mrs.
Julia Louise Reynolds, widow of R. S. Reynolds.
The company will
receive none of the proceeds of such
sale.
The public offering price
—$1
par).
for
offered
the
for the stock at the time of
to be supplied by amend¬
the principal underwriter.
to the current market price
will be related
and the underwriting terms are
offering;
ment.
Reynolds & Co., Inc, Is listed
as
the St/>te Is the seller of 108,000 of the
the remaining 85,500. The shares being sold
sold to obtain funds to meet tax obligations
of the Estate and for other purooses in connection with administra¬
tion of the Estate, and those by Mrs. Reynolds, to diversify her assets.
After completion of this sale and a sale being simultaneously made of
shares of the common stock of Reynolds Metals Co. (see above), the
Estate will own 171,990 shares of class B common stock of United States
Foil and will also own the right and be obligated to purchase 21,010
According to the prosoect'is,
shares and Mrs. Reynolds
Estate
the
by
Mrs. Reynolds will own 246,604 shares
United States Foil and 3,080 shares of
of the Reynolds common.
shares
class
of
being
are
B
of
stock
common
and, as Trustee of
Reynolds common,
a
Trust of which she is income
beneficiary, 88,200 shares of class A common of United States Foil. The
latter now ha'< outstanding 360,000 class a snares and 4,863,836 class B
shares.—V.
for the preceding fiscal year,
an
an adjusted
increase of 12.6%.
183,
2542.
p.
:
totaled $45,563,9°4 compared with
year
the year amounted to 7,847,899 tons compared
for the preceding fiscal year, a gain of 8%.—
Coast
Pacific
See
above.—V.
Co.
Borax
V..
Co.—Merger Approved—
United States Potash
for
The
this
company's
Division
Heating
Batavia
to
Hokin declared, does not affect Unarco's Cooling
will continue tc market a complete line of residential,
industrial packaged units ranging from three-quarters
Mr.
and
183,
2228.
p.
and
without
former Unarco Heating line, in¬
the
"Hydro-Pac" water chillers,
the
and
unit
in
operations
continue
market
units,
will
industrial
and
Radiant
in
turer
who
Kritzer,
Henry
Coils,
world
the
contract
April,
exceeds
1957,
and
29
growth
Company
Batavia
"The
heads
the
new
company,
Inc., of Chicago,
of
radiant
is
also
President
of
of
funds
under
which
With
Securities
corporation
1956,
shares
filed
a
and
with
statement
the
SEC
Tne
company's business consists of
John
87,500
D.
shares;
Murchison,
Murchison
to
various
methods
"One of the methods of raising such addi¬
at the present time is the issuance of
convertible into
common
stock of the
be
•'
statement
proxy
of
and
with
conditions
convertible
If
debentures
to
them
offer
of
the
pany
shares
of
pro
however,
explains,
markets
sale
accordance
on
stock.
to
sale of sand,
gravel, limestone, ready-mix concrete and other building materials
and
the manufacture and sale of chemical
products and salt.
The
selling stockholders, and the number of shares to be sold by each,
are:
consideration
giving
to
be
should
rata
decided
be
types
would
upon,
to holders of the
amendment requires
the
that
approached
of
be
securities,
decided in
existing at the time of decision.
common
and
of
a
the
common
company
in¬
stock.
favorable vote of two-thirds
stock of the com¬
the preferred
represented at the meeting.—V. 183, p. 931.
Exchange Commission—
registration
200,000 shares of its $10 par common
represent presently outstanding stock arid are
covering
supplied by amendment.
The
been
would
Approval of the
25,
growth will probably
according to the
consideration
company."
tends
111.—Reg¬
further
for
to stockholders.
have
directors
debentures
largest exclusive manufac¬
and fin tube heating coils.
baseboard
meeting of stockholders
to its certificate of
?. special
amendment
an
potential
and
the
2228.
on
to issue convertible bonds.
raising additional funds this company requires for the maintenance
Its business and properties and for working capital," said H.
E.
of
heaters.
Union Chemical & Materials Corp., Chicago,
May
vote
to
statement sent
method
Kritzer
June
permitting it
require $50,000,000 to $60,000,000 in additional funds,
tional
"Dual-Vector"
cluding
held
May 25 announced
on
company
be
organization
Humphreys Jr., Chairman.
will
Inc.
Kritzer,
be
otic-red
for
public sale by the holders thereof through an under¬
writing group headed by Allen & Co.; Bache & Co., and Reynolds &
Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
for the supply
Co.
pipe for the construction of
Pipe
Ontario.
are
on
Steel
in
under
came
April
proxy
interruption
These
-
York
Durham
it
which
usAIRco,
production
anticipated
over
horsepower.
Batavia
isters
Trans Canada Pipe Lines, Ltd.—Awards Contract—
Negotiations
by
United States Rubber Co.—Plans Debenture Issue—
which
commercial
its
to
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Leases Cars—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
of
Inc,
183, p.
due
'
to
since
stock.
outstanding.
$1.71
to
tons
of
sale,
This
Trailer Train
combinations
freezers
for
strength-to-weight
industrial
and
of
Jordon
2339.
p.
Kritzer,
program.
1698.
exchange
outstanding.
7,265,162
183,
convectors
presently developing a Teflon tubing
inertness, toughness, flexibility and low
chemical
—V.
Springfield,. Mass., plant was completed June 1 as
Spaulding, Executive Vice-Pre-idsnt and General
is
•; 7
home
of
United States Borax & Chemical Corp.- -Successor-
Kritzer,
Inc., Batavia, 111., for an undisclosed sum, has been completed, accord¬
ing to a joint announcement May 15 by Edwin E. Hokln, President of
the
Union
and Henry E.
Kritzer, President of Batavia
company,
to
D.
consolidation
Titeflex
capacity
fiscal
the
production
The
Spiingiicld plant has been nelarged from 250,000 to 300,000
to accommodate personnel and manufacturing equipment trans¬
ft.
for
dividends
Division,
expansion of engineering and production facilities
announced.
Manager,
TV
production
and
Titeflex, Inc.-^Expansion—
Consolidation and
at
'
D,. A.
of
expanding
steadily
Jordon
of
will
stock
for
President
stock
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co.—Sells Division—
letter
a
capital
',•*•
:•
operating subsidiary were announced on May 21 by
pro¬
proceeds are to be used for* expansion and working capital.
;
-
.
of
agent
shipped
stock
common
then
Coal
A-*
filed
21
shares
through
share,
per
May
on
17.000
$706,508
$L04
v 4'.
frigerator-freezer
out¬
County,
its subsidiaries for the fiscal
and
sales for the
Net
Titanium Zirconium Co., Inc., Flemington, N. J.—Files
SEC
in
Corp.
the
of
total of $40,466,087
which
and
polymers
has
increased
of
shares
guided
of
research
polysulfide
Coal
common
Fulton
In
sales
been
and
company
with
amounted
from
Sister
all
reports consolidated net income of $3,212,518 after Federal Income
preferred
Force.
the-'balance
180,
rockets and
acquisition of
the
and
$2,228,415
time.-
and
was
contracts
products.—V.
; The
underwriter
basis of one
providing the
Reports Higher Earnings—
The
1956
The
;
the
the
on
underwriter andf
consisting
properties
has
assets
shares
compounds, and allied products, which
including the adhesive, aircraft, building,
and
printing industries,
and
in
research
field
Army
company's
duction
share
taxes, equivalent, after preferred dividends, to $2.51 a share on 1,149,530
the
rubber
molding
the
for
approximately
allied
the
construction
Truax-Traer
Canton
river loading
will be integrated
Mine
provide
in various industries,
used
The
at
either
is; engaged
corporation
mers,
facility
renewal
or
the
solid propellent motors
for
being
acquired
in Northern
is estimated at $2,000,000. Any addi¬
land
on
obtained
conditions
upon
and
of
will
agreement
The
are
cost
which
shares
Little Sister Ccal, including working capital, mining
coal reserves, are valued in excess of $5,000,000. Net
earnings resulting from the acquisition, based on the additional com¬
mon
shares to be issued, are expected to be substantially in excess
of the present per-share earnings, of Truax-Traer Coal Co.
financing will be employed Initially to
Indebtedness
to
Bankers
Trust
Company
under the existing credit agreement.
The
missiles
guided
Utah.
*999,750 shs.
per
the
by
Little
its
over
The
cap¬
new
remaining proceeds will be employed for
the
development and production of
of
12 years
Sister
1956)
for
rockets
Outstanding
capacity of 800,000 tens.
output
poly-
of
propellant motors for rockets and
It has outstanding 387,468 shares of
company's
at
mill
announced
of
stock
near
Tuax-Traer
equipment
proceeds
Plans
facilities
FINANCING
6,000 acres of land,
I'll., adjacent to TruaxTraer's
Flatt
Mine
and
include
strip-mining equipment,
a
modern
preparation plant and substantial coal reserves. The mine has an
annual
named
Army and Air Force.
($450,000
50,000
one
21
May
on
Sister
Little
located
ore
underwriting
and
Brothers is
(1)
(2 >
of
stock.
prepay
at
shares sold
are sold.
six
capital
shares
174,000
The
holders
share
price
Lehman
products and
allied
and
solid
oi
be
to
by
327,300
M„
$1,256,029
"
$1.85
$0.25
....
Cr94,270
668,400
shares
company
>
the SEC on
capital stock.
par
subscription
one
date,
caid
$1
for
of
rate
record
are
Polymers
the
ital
64,932
offered
be
with
statement
supplied by amendment,
principal underwriter,
Niokol's
for
at
The
registration
a
be
to
are
the
in
to
are
held.
terms
PRESENT
TO
1,000,000 shs.
of
maximum
a
purchase
every
standing
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—
filed
covering
1956,
shares
Corp., Trenton, N. J.
and
corporation
These
as
Chemical
>
931.
p.
for Increased Production—
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—Acquires 800,000 Ton Mine—
Securities
.This
to
share
The
Thiokol
EFFECT
cents)
five
(par
includes
right
a
entire
2228.
p.
183,
)
United States Air Conditioning Corp.- -Unit Sets Plans
3,182,664
inc
oper.
1956—4 Months—1955
4,682,361
$1,752,889
ry. oper.
stock
Common
$6,420,777 $27,619,623 $26,587,146
$6,712,343
revenue.--
Railway oper. expenses..
;$111,150
-IT?
Earnings per com. share
—v.
and
gum
Authorized
V .j
Ry.—Earnings—
1952..
21,
FOB Belleville, N. J. Under
operator and/or Transit System
vending
$450,685
$0.66
Crl8,005
Cr42,398
V /. 12,700
Net income
.
A
machine
per
the
the
purchase
CAPITALIZATION
Texas & Pacific
$4.95
at
years
of
terms
21,214
219,900
'
3,590,969
$0.56
1956
April
on
income
.
located at 60 Park Place, Newark, N. J.,
chocolate from this company ex¬
clusively for the entire 10 year period of the lease. All shipments of
gum
and chocolate are drcpshipped by the manufacturer on behalf
of the company and a gross profit of from 8 to 10% on all merchandise
ordered by the vending machine operators accrues to the company.
$2,023,492
$0.57
•.
Jersey
pay
its own
contract
Net
New
capital.
to
used
be
company
supplying
$3,138,041
before
Provision
1956
-
income
Profits
in
to
are
contracts for the manufacture of its vending machine,
dies." The cost of the finished product to the com¬
pany is $3.95 FOB Bellevflle, N. J., per machine. The machine is then
leased to the
vending machine operators or Transit Systems for a
Co.—Earnings Up—
Quarter ended March 31—
Gross
working
for
used
be
BUSINESS—The corporation,
was
The
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
to
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
Closing of the transaction
standing.
9
publicly 299,750 shares of common stock (par 50)
$1 per share on a best-efforts basis.
offered
at
of the respective compani:s.
exchange 21,100 shares of its
Presidents
Mann,
Securities, Inc., New York/ on May
fered—Midland
corporation will acquire the Wm. I. Mann Co., according to
announced on May 29 jointly by J. E. Jonsson and Wil¬
agreement
liam
'(/ v
<net)_
taxes—
deductions
Federal
Increase
Transportation Vendors, Inc., Newark, N. J.—Stock Of¬
Texas Instruments Inc.—To Add the Wm. I. Mann Co.
-
bi.L
.
to
daily to serve
requirements of
,7
*,
capacity
;•
Misc.
7 7v"...
Transcontinental
enable
by approximately 104,500,000 cublc/leet
increasing needs of existing customers and to'meet
new
customers.—V. 183, p. 2542.
its
continue to expand
enable Texaco to
growing field
the
...
would
facilities
additional
The
Frederic H. Holmes, Vice-President in charge of
the company's. Research and Technical Dpartmerit, said the new quar¬
Beacon,' N. Y.
..
.
.
Texas Co.—Opens Jet Fuels Laboratory—
«;
87,500
Trusts,
the production and
shares;
15,000
Clint
W.
shares;
Murcnison,
and
Jr.,
Agricultural
Value
Line
Special
Situations Fund, Inc.—Stock
Of¬
registration statement covering 2,700,000
shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) filed with the SEC
became effective May 28.
The corporation, it is an¬
fered
—
The
nounced, is prepared to receive orders for the shares of
this Fund either at its West Coast office, attention Victor
Dykes,
at
or
5
Room
the
the
1472,
office
East 44th
of
Russ
Bldg., San
Fund .Distributors,
St., New York, N. Y.
public will be $3 per
Francisco, Calif.,
Inc..
The offering price to
share.—V. 183, p. 2081.
Value Line
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2698)
of
stock
common
price
on
of
grant
at
April 18 offered to its employees 22,995 shares
(par $2.501
at $12 per share or 85 %
of market
option
employees
certain
to
and
$12
certain
to
employees.
The
porate
capital
working
for
used
be
general
and
cor¬
offered hereunder pur¬
Option and Install¬
Company for Certain Salaried and
Hourly Paid Employees," known as the "Vcnguard Pian."
This plan
will
make
8,720 shares
of
the company'3 authorized
but unissued,
The
company
to
the
level
the
terms
and
Plan
with
to
employees at
Head or Foreman,
and, under slightly different
shares of such stock available for options to all
14,275
of
the
the
available
stock
for
option
to
stock
$12
of
ployees,
the
option.
Plan
in
or
the
are
figure
price
to
shall
Section
part within
The
option price is 85% of the market value
on the date of the grant of the option,
company
whichever
option
this
whole
Heads,
lite
share,
per
under
who
company
company.
Section
For
the
in
part
option
at
be
the
$12
share.
per
be
may
Venguard
For
greater.
option
An
exercised
at
of
or
Em¬
granted
in
time
any
from, the date oi the grant of the
y;ars
one-fifth
to
as
is
Holds
five
time
any
during
in
January,
nership by the
of
of
the
business
the
of
the
world
shares
subject
thereto
ex¬
of
coin
operated
used
for
a
Street,
This
SEC
and
production
for
and
of
&
the
other
..."
and
branches
f.
s.
Cumulative
Series
I,
Common
established
operated
renders
en¬
preferred
Sept.
the
55%
a
EFFECT
TO
1,
stock
1956—
engaged
contemplated
($50
and
Forces
and
owned
PRESENT
par)_
par)
that
all
shares
The
W.
to
'
V;"
facilities,
motels,
ln
Net
1955
to
Outstanding
$1,375,000
*10,370 shs.
+818,720 shs,
Section
Venguard
V"i.
_
previous
worth
Heads.
Employees
,V
.'*>%■
"...
,
L'
year.—V.
Vice-President,
of
Wagstaff
hot
no
"V
It
is
will
'''
'
—V.
be
V''■
:
■
facilities,
h'ghest in company
$16,876,297 in 1954.
$F42,379
183,
in
in
offered
Atlanta,
at
Ga,
($1
par
The
1955
history,
183,
to
are
factories,
reaching
$20
...>
with
$592,728
Ended
Months
the
April
30—
'■
.
,*
Total
1956
-
'
% 539,000
>
$96,728,000 $85,077,000
—
interest, etc._
depreciation,
72.923,000
78,799,000
8,800,000
income
on
Net
income
-5,900,0001
$9,129,000
249,000
_______
—
'
Dividends
on
Dividends
on
1955
'
1,173,000
income
taxes
preferred stock
common
stock
„
•
$6,2*4.900
253,000
>
-
3,706,000 ;
surplus———!
Balance,
Income
—V.
2229.
p.
_____
—
stock——„
per share of common
183,
•
.
*
$5,174,000: $2,558,000
$1.79
$1.22
E.
with
Sinclair
be
To
Oil
held
Gas
&
aad
said,
"form
a
Co."
■
•,*
'
notification
without
used
to
manufacture
about
operated
Western
Corp.—Management Slate
of
Elected—
the recently-elected board of
elected:
were
Rn«°rn ™" Ber,lin; We;316? R- Frysztacki, Harry S. Pack and Gareth W.
cPh
f f
tp the boards of both Vertol International Corp.
and Vertol Aircraft Co.
$300,000
year,
a
and
the
assets
183,
Royalty
Permian
of
1799.
p.
(Canada)
♦v.?16* n?anafement's full slate
the stockholders
at the
Registers Stock
is
annual
of
10 "directors
meeting, It
had
been
announced
was
elected
on
by
May
11.
one
and
share
new
stock
for
to
its
operating
.
Rail,
each
shares
12
held
and
10,000
underwriting group headed by The First
White, Weld & Co. has agreed to purchase
price any
Net
of the
proceeds
by
the
92,237
from
not
shares
the sale of
company
shares
of
the
subscribed
the
additional
Boston
Income
after
income
7,349,192
taxes
Net
—V
fund
29,383,228
Federal
..
853,137
after
income
tal
7,039,210
and
1,030,084
3,304,439
the
subscription
at
for
holders.
by
2,623,601
items
decreased
Net
earnings
shares
will
'%'//•'
'
I
%%y':
PiimX rental and
Film r^n°^hs
television
Other
from
income
—
Mar- 31>'56
April 2,'55
$8,379,694
share.
expansion,
to
12
2,327,793
$9,876,175
5,366,555
are
also
this
after
per
share.
common
the
period.—V.
payment
p.
to
62
and
cents
per
of non-recurrhig
costs of $1,554,739,
sales
Net
183,
amounts
other
amounting
income
totaled"
1661.
the
for
ofProductlon costs—
™
517,627
General, administrative
Interest expense
and
986 308
2,050,279
1 449 619
212J09
selling expenses—_
.__
5,086,767
1,178,538
1,429,283
Distribution costs—prints,
advertising, etc._
applicable to other income
Costs
204 339
__
Stories and
pre-production costs abandoned
Estimated taxes on Income
$1,418,850
652,840 shares outstanding.—V. 177,
on
fkr the first
$18,886,052.
earnings
sales
net
of
This is up
on
net
over
lor
the
sales
first
Increased
K,
offering, which was made
May 23, of 1,156,250 shares of common stock at $2
per share by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and as¬
sociates, was quickly oversubscribed. For details, see
V. 183, p. 2585.
on
four
months
of
of
$15,699,417
better
than
four months of
Bailey,
shipments
for
the
$781,252
last
President,
for
each
last
1956
year
said:
month
on
four
in
net
"New
in
$1 786 841
were
Offered—J. J. Holland Securities Co.,- Inc., New
York, N. Y., and Daggett Securities, Inc., Newark, N. J.,
on May 16 publicly offered
3,000,000 shares of common
would
"
.
•»
..
\
•
Castle, Wyo.—Offering
*
.%/'■
it
was
-
Commission,
;
■
announced
on
of
3,310,000 shares
and
$8,000
(net)
were
property
certain
issued
and
to pro-;
for
leases
L. M. York of New Castle
and offering circular are false *'
material respects and that the stock offer ng "did %
as
a
fraud and deceit upon the purchasers" of
More particularly, it is asserted <1) that there was a
in
operate
Oil stock.
disclose
to
tional S7,f00
in
par
that
York
well
as
value of
for
consideration
claims,
the
Oil,
contracted
had
i-sue
to
addi-
an
failure tc
as,, a
stock
to Greenfire Uranium Corp.
unpatented mining lode
de cribe these claims; (2) that, with
ctmmon
transfer
of
-
certain
respect ,to 767,000 common- shares issued to Earl E. Fe'ir for certain
properties, there .was a failure to disclose that, in selling such prop-,
erties, Fehr was acting for himself and others end part of the stock
him
resulting
that
contrary
mon
shares
that
all
accepted
was
"'that- the
1956.
to
the
issued
officers
and
as
a
failure
to
dis¬
renegotiated about Jan.
3,•
233,000 s'-areS;
(3)
additional
that
representation
to
well
as
was
an
of the
none
directors
has
been
3.310,000
com¬
transferred
a
is still held
by them, the officers and directors either sold
portion of the shares and t'-e cash receivd was
a
mitted to
issuer
their
for others,
purchase contract
in the issuance ot
agreed to sell
the
initial
disclose
in
purchase
that
Oil
York
with
payment for
of stock; and
the
have
may
the
(4)
$8,000
that
incurred
foregoing—V.
181,
p.
a
cash
there
consideration
was
contingent
fail ure
a
liability
,.d
or
re-*,
on:.
to*
in
2847.
stock (par 5 cents) at 10 cents per share as
sales
orders
of
earnings
of
1955,
and
registered
for
which
rose
and
and
as
exceeded
a
result
the
the
net
drilling well and
was
lounded
bushes
nurseries,
$11,610,073.
have
a
speculation.
Zonoiite Co.—Elects J. B. Myers President—
John. B: Myers has been elected President of this company. Formerly
Vice-President in charge of mining and production, he succeeds A. T.¬
Kearney,
A
on
BUSINESS—^The
months
net
1956;
be
(Russell) Wilson Industries, Inc., Winnsboro, Texas—
PROCEEDS—The
the
will
■*
Stock
substantially from the $1,209,097 In net earnings reported
$1,000 000
Walter
Offering
Oversubscribed—The public
$0 66
2684.
p.
Warner & Swasey Co.—Reports Increased
EarningsNet
Stock
year
$430,048
*$2.17
.
share
per common
•Based
90 556
45o|ooo
—
current
York Oil's notification
that
misleading
connection
Net profit
Earnings
114,018
1,750,000
Eagle International Oil Co.
.
pianos,
the Commission asserts that it has "reasonable grounds
its order,
believe"
issued, to
White
1955,
13,
sum
close
7—r;
More
President, said on May 16.—V. 183, p. 714.
/>
which ,they expended $21,300 in acquiring.
is President and principal promoter.
York
1,496,481
$12,859,321
dividends,
results
pre-production and start-up
cents
$95,068,150 for
comics, licensing cartoon characters and music
preferred
These
the
for
•
July
outstanding
failure
provision for
common
business
Exchange
and
profit.
a
Regulation A notification was filed by York Oil on June 3,
proposed the
public offering of
10,000,000 scares of
capital stock at its 2c per share par value, or an aggregate of
$200,000.
It was organized in February, 1955, under Wyoming law
for the purpose of
acquiring, exploring, developing, mining, owning, operating and otherwise dealing in uranium, vanadium, oil, gas and
other-natural resources and mineral properties. Of its 5,077,000 stums v
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.—Quarterly Results—
After
at
The
to
$3,762,062.
than
that
are
V".-.'
and coin-operated phonographs
during
the preceding year.
organs,
sold
and
indications
of
of
share
share
per
per
1955, ""and
2229.
were
operated
$1.68
or
common
'
1956, net profits after taxes
company
$1.75
to
of stock by this company. The order provides an op¬
portunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.
and
first quarter of
-
"
23,
In
2,677,134
the
electronic
'
motors
p.
*
.
public offering
proceeds of the sale will be used by the company for the repay¬
certain bank loans and for
general corporate purposes.—
183, p
2013.
183,
.
has Issued an order temporarily suspending a Re juration a
exemption from registration under the Securities Act cf 1933 for a ;
of
above.—V.
broad-
to
year.
of
pianos,
Securities
The
May
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Notes Placed Privately
company has placed $7,500,000 in 25-year 4%
sinking fund notes, due May 1, 1981, with institutional
Corp.
preceding
Suspended—
—This
Oil
the
for
York Oil & Uranium Co., New
offering of 15,171 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $5.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of
28 cents per share, made through Central Republic Co.
Inc., has been completed (see details in V. 183, p. 2013).
—V. 183, p. 2464.
Sinclair
>
'
,•**
3,696,808
newspaper
.
while sales of defense
year ago,
over a
$1,463,145, equivalent
compared
with
$1,400,166
satisfactory, R. C. Rolfing,
.
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co.—Stock Transfer Completed
$10,531,528
,
income
publications,
*
price."
.
manufactured
were
27,652,915
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
\
.
renamed WPFH,
were
divisions
All
electronic
cent secondary
V.
stock
common
Western Utilities Corp.—Offering Completed—The re¬
ment
75'%
stock,
common
Present
■
•:
For the
Walt Disney Productions
(&
•
For the year sales-of the compaay's
civilian products increased 10%
be
common
is to be (or has been)
preceding yiear.
to Western Massachusetts Electric Co., its prin¬
be applied by it against payment of short-term
and
772,740
-
substantial reduction of defense work, net sales of the
the fiscal year were $35,448,646 compared with $38,-
a
912,786, for the
1711.
p.
See
605'978
^
such
.
WD EL-TV
for
company
sinking
ni83 ~p""2584"""~~
for
(Rudolph) Wurlitzer Co.—Sales Off—Earnings Off—
subsidiary, tc
bank borrowings incurred
for interim financing of construction and
for
other corporate purposes. Such construction program is expected
to cost approximately $24,500,000 during 1956 and 1957 and to
require
financing in addition to this offering of about $17,000,000.—V. 178,
.
caoi-
available
be
Channel 12 near Wilmington.]—V. 183, p. 2229.
on
Despite
Corporation
The
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$9,633,400
$9,502,710 $38,548,182 $36,722 245
revenues
operating expenses
railway
operating
Net
will
and
selling at substantially more than the subscription
now
cast
employees.
investors through The First Boston Corp.
Wabash RR.—April
Earnings Off-
funds
(station
registration statement was filed with the SEC by this company
covering a proposed offering of 92,237 additional shares of its com¬
mon
stock
(par value $1), to its common stockholders on the basis
Ltd.
J584.
Period End. Apr. 30—
Rai
its cash
quired by that act before any resale and the original subscribers of
the company's outstanding stock and debentures might have a right
of rescission.
The company denies anv such right and in addition
believes it unlikely that any claim will be asserted since the stock
v
p.
had-acquired for $1*000 when the company was formed.
>
proceeds of the sale of class a shares by WPFH will be
Net
A
lent
9on„R' Ber2?» A. Felix duPont, Jr., John Floberg, John M. Schaeffer
W
were elected to fche corporation's Executive
183,
Harron.-received 465 class B shares in addition to the 1,0OQ sueh shares
-
of
Company No. 2 both in West Texas.—V.
chemical
\
Commiftee61
——V.
the public offering of 125,000 shares of class B stock at the J
offering.
Organized on JQne 10, 1955,. WPFH in July 15, 1955, acquired (from
Harron and others)
all of the • outstanding stock of Seaboard Radio "■?
Broadcasting Corp., which since- 1936 operated-radio station WIEG in
Philadelphia. For this Seaboard stock, WPFH issued 1;200,900 shares,
of its clas^ -A and class B stock, of which Harron received 949.109 class
.
B shares,. John Morgan Davis, 8iO,7I3 class a shares, and a third Sea¬
board
stockholder 170,178 class a shares. -The company also issued
1,208,313 class A shares and 1,191,562 clas§ B shares and $95,125 of
debentures for the assets of WDEL, Inc., of Wilmington, which operated
.
\\
.
President and controlling stockholder of the company;
Harron,
..
by Western Ventures, Inc., a wholly owned
Development CO., the acreage supplements two
other recent oil producing acquisitions of Western Development which
included the assets of Mesa Oil Co. and other Interests, with current
of
F.
over-the-counter market price for the stock at the time of such
.
.' V.
Scorah
Mr.
.
on May 25
added
corporate purposes as
the directors may determine, including additions to work in-? capital
v and
expenditures made and to be made for new quarters.
The corapany'S+rleese nn premises .at 1425 Walnut Street,, Philadelphia, Pa.,
where its principal executive offices were located, expires May 31, 1956;
and the company has moved or is moving such offices and installed
and equipped studios on the top floor of the Pennsylvania Suburban
Station Building in Philadelphia; at an estimated cost of approximately
$250,000, most of which is payable in instalments over a period of
three years.
■,
.-t.
%.'!
-• ■, .'<•
Following the sale of the 125,000 class B shares by Harron, he will
continue to own 1,290,109 class B shares - ( approximately 60%).
The
..prospectus indicates 1 hat 1,"093,404 shares of class a common, 1,728,721
shares of class B common, and $80,125 of debentures, constituting all
of the other securities which on May
11, 1956, were still owned of
record by the original purchasers thereof, are being registered "because
of the possibility (which the company contends is not the fact) that
some
of such purchasers may have acquired such securities for resale
to the public, in which case they would be underwriters as defined in
the Securities Act of 1933.
In that event registration would be re-
logical and important
integration with Western Development operations in southeastern New
Mexico where the company has recently commenced an active drilling
program
on
approximately 2,000 acres under a farm-out agreement
properties,"
Pa.—Registers
Commission—
% "
Exchange
filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares of class A, common stock, $1 par, 1,953,721
shares of class B common stock, $1. par and $80,125. of-5% subordinated
income debentures, due I960.
According to.the prospectus, all of these ...
securities are issued and outstanding except lor 150,000 eiass A shares
which thaeompany proposes to offer for liublic sale. -These shares are * ,
to be offered for-publie sale at $1.87% per share,* with a 25c per share %
commission to the underwriters, headed by Boenning & Co. of Philadeh-"
phia. In addition to this offering of class A shares by the company,
This company
he
Co.—Acquires Additional Props.
President.
Scorah,
"The
and
covering. 1,243,404
i
has
company
Securities
WDEL-TV. - These securities were -dssued to the various n*rsons whohad furnished consideration for the purchase of WDEL stock, on the
basis o| one share or $1 of debentures for each $1 so furnished.
Mr.
3,443,000
i
<
,
proposes
r
$95,555,000 $84,538,000
Income
Operating expenses,
Federal
common
Berlin, President and Chairman of the Board; Weslev R.
Frysztacki,
Vice-President
and
Secretary;
Harry
S.
Pack,
William
Davey and Lee L. Douglas, Vice-Presidents; Gareth W.
Speer, VicePresident, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary; Hamilton W.
Lord, Con¬
troller; and John A. O'Hara, Assistant
Secretary.
„
Subs.)—Earnings
_
Miscellaneous
,
"With
■
•
Western Massachusetts Companies
A
°nr,Ma£ 14' 1956, the following officers
r
v
-
non-voting common stock
through Franklin Securities Co.
be
■"
u
used
sales
Net
Forgan
Edgar,
WPFH Broadcasting Co., Philadelphia*
be
Paul
An
letter of
a
..A',a regular organizational meeting
nit R.
r>S
will
Glore,
company,
program
1280
p.
cipal
Don
offering
ihe
construction
Offering—
compared
class
share)
per
proceeds
of
&P0€iftitl6«5.
Vertol Aircraft
persons
Transportation
1903.
p.
covering 175,000 shares
be
persons
stations.
+.Thee^COrpora1tIon,-Pn **ay 14 nied
SEC
to
lunch
company
year.
are
Chemical Co., Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files—
the
underwriting
and
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. (&
of
Vero
price
and
Co.
and
by
terms
to finance in part the
and
for
general
corporate
purposes.
$5,000,000 of the funds required for this program have
already been obtained through the sale, in February, 1956, of $3,500,000 of bonds and 60,000 shares of preferred stock.
It is estimated
that
expenditures- for construction of additions and improvements
to
the company's properties and those o* its subsidiary during 1956
will
exceed
$8,200,000.
A
portion
of
such
expenditures
may
not
be completed during 195G and may therefore be carried over into 1957.
of
1956
company's
income
his
this
added,
the
to
said
machines
new
Mr.
with
with
rose
supplied
proceeds
subsidiary
them,
service
were
compared
income
for
schools
r!^rs'
the
of¬
with
statement
purchased
for
$112,000 cash a 280-acre, oil
property in the Artesia Field of Eddy County, N. M. with four producing
wells and three undrilled locations representing estimated reserves of
225,000 barrels, according to an announcement on May 29 by William
30,000 shs.
optioned
'
..
Executive
$2,000,000
maikets
P
799,450
Wagstaff,
sell
best
The public offering
by amendment.
Inc.
Western Development
Plans Large SalesRobert
be
Net
This
stock.-
-.1,'
expects
registration
a
The
FINANCING
12,200 shs.
1,000,000 shs,
______
(treasury)
'
Co.,
&
to
are
in
equipment
Armed
$1,500,000
dividend—.
($2.50
filed
28
and
subsidiary,
V., located in Mexico City, Mexicb.
de C.
a.
due
$2.25
stock
reacquired
-V >
coin
has
radar
of
•Reflecting redemptions to March 1, 1956,
^Including only the 8,720 shares optioned to
-
of
Authorized
note
investment
to
.
4%%
types
sub-contractor
a
electronic
various
company
Montiel, s.
May
on
170,000 shares of its $10 par common stock, to be
public
sale
through
an
underwriting group headed
ior
Blyth
machines.
These
Coca-Cola, milk and ice
manufacturers.
1951,
company
covering
fered
vending
bottled
of
Kansas City, Mo.
At
largest manufacturer in
the
be
manufactures
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
*
12th
refrigerated
contractor
components
aircraft
Milwaukee
the
adviser
organized in 1930. The present
Dec. 31, 1937.
Its principal place
coin
changers and other products,
manufacturing services under contract with others,
prime
design
aircraft
Vendo
was originally in¬
succeeding a part¬
Co.,
machines,
as
In
Sales
& Co.
By definition
Ricker & Co.,- investment
manager of Wisconsin, and Glore, Forgan are affiliated
of Wisconsin, and Milwaukee and Edgar, Ricker are affiliated
of each other.—V. 183, p. 2464.
The
under
Co.—Registers With SEC—
was
sale
the
also
company
gineering and
the
which
name
corporation,
the company is believed to
The
vending
both
1956.—
period.
Vendo
as
are
machines
cream.
same
such
Missouri
a
1937
company was adopted
located at 7400 East
is
present,
the
of
remainder
the
for
cludes
Six
BUSINESS—The company,
corporated
name
level
high
a
West Coast Telephone
pires at the end of each year during the five-year period. The option
period for Venguard Employees is two years from the date of the
grant of the option period, and the option may be exercised in whole
or
at
1799.
p.
order granting
exemption from the Investment Company Act with respect to the
of this Milwaukee' investment company, to purchase riot to
exceed
2,500 shares of the cumulative preferred stock of Anderson
Prichard Oil Corp., which has proposed the public offering of 200,000
shares of preferred at an initial public offering price of $50.50 per
share.
The offering is to be underwritten by a syndicate which in¬
stock
"The Stock
of
members of the Venguard Club
membership requirements of which is five years' continuous service
the
183,
May 29, has issued an
proposal
Vendo
The
common
Section
up
the
issue
provisions
of
of
employees
to
proposes
terms
Purchase
reacquired,
or
operations
'Swasey
V.
on
an
purposes.
suant
ment
Bailey added that the continuing strong trend in the construc¬
industry, and the recogniticn by metalworking companies every¬
where of the need for plant modernization appear to assure Warner
tion
&
will
proceeds
The SEC, it was announced
Mr.
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
Increase Investments—
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.—To
the first
months."
lour
company
approximately $2,000,000 in
company's backlog has Increased
Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Stock Offered—
Vendo
The
.
sv»per
wells in
located
and
proceeds
for
working
corporation,
in
are
1935
nursery
to be
W.
to
to
Russell
Russell Wilson,
for
the
Wilson
produces
over-the-counter
dealers, national chain stores,
markets. It also owns oil leases and
near
bank
loans,
Nurseries,
processed
sales
department
two
Winnsboro, Texas.—-V.
183,
.$2,000,000
p.
1661.
oil
are
Co.,
to
to
employ
Zonolite
as
Chairman.
Board
headquarters
building
for
National
Oil
Line
the latest prominent insurance
lightweight /ermlcuite plaster firej.r- ofing, ac¬
Co., Chicago, minors and manufacturers of ver-
Little
Rock,
Ark.,
is
miculite.
to
stores
producing
Its principal business and properties
cording
continues
who
new,
Insurance
structure
florists,
Camp County, Texas.
repay
capital.
successor
by
stock
used
Other
recent
insurance
plaster include the
in
structures
Prudential
featuring-lightweight
Insurance
Co.
new
vermiculite
Mid-America
offices1
Chicago; American Hardware Mutual Co., Minneapolis; and five
separate insurance headquarters buildings in Jacksonville, Fla.—V. 182,
p. 2736.
-
Volume
183
Number
5539
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2699)
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
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ALASKA
^':v7
America National Trust & Savings
V, Anchorage, Alaska
,
f
Derails—The follbwr
Bond Sale
ving
Association, of San Francisco, at
-(/'!
were associated with Foster &
•Marshall: Blyth & Co., Inc., and
the Allison-Williams Co. in the
price of ,100.02,
of about
3.21%,
1957
as
follows; (4
inclusive.
on
;59,000 3%s. Due
school bonds
■/.')'
purchase
various
ously
May 23 of $2,524,000
purposes
bonds, previ-
420,000 3s. Due
on
referred
in
to
V,
183,
June 15 from
on
'
Clovis Sch. Dist., Fresno County,
*
1962 to 1975 inclusive.:;
>
i
-n-'
.
330,000
3y4s..,. Due on June 15
from 1976 to. 1986 inclusive!
p.
Bond
California
Sale—The
$92,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 22—v. 183,
p* 2342 — were awarded to Hel¬
per, Bruce & Company, as 3V2s,
at a price of 100.02, a basis of
B. *J.
Van
Ingen & Co.;
^
Allyn & Co.; John Nuveen y Other members of .the syndi¬
& Co.;.
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; cate: American Trust Co., of San
Schwabacher
&
Co.; -F.- Brit- Francisco, Harris Trust & Savings
'*
tain
Kennedy & • Co.; Season- Bank, of Chicago, Weeden & Co., about 3.49%.
v /
* x
good & Mayer; Woodard-Elwood Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Eastern Municipal Water Improve¬
& Co.; Badgley,
Frederick, Rogers Pierce, Fenner & Beane, William
R. Staats & Co., Lawson; Levy &< ment District No. 2 (P. O. Hemet),
& Morford,
Inc.; E. Ray Allen &
California
Company; Townsend, Dabney & Williams,. Kaiser & Co., Stone &
Bond Offering-TRuth E. Norton,
•Tyson; Pohl & Co., Inc.; Wm. P. Youngberg, H. E. Work & Coy
Secretary of Board of Directors,
; Harper & Son & Co., and Stroud Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman,
receive
sealed
bids
until
Agnew & Co., and C. N. White & will
& Co. *
2 p.m. (PDST) on June 6 for the
Co. v '
The
syndicate purchased the
purchase of $300,000 water im¬
bonds as follows:
Alvord School District, Riverside
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
$275,000 telephone general obliga¬
1956. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
County, Calif.
tion
and
revenue
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
bonds
as
1986 inclusive. Principal and in¬
3V2S, at a price of par. Due ing bonds offered May 28—v. 183, terest (J-J) payable at the Dis¬
on
July 1 from 1957 to 197Q p. 2586—were awarded to Dean trict Treasurer's office, or at the
inclusive.
7
V..
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, at Bank of America National Trust
450,000 water general obligation a price, of 100.57, a net interest & Savings Association, Los An¬
and revenue bonds at
cost of about 3.37%, as follows:
geles or San Francisco, or at any
par, as
follows: $275,000 3x/2s, due on $5,000 33/4s. Due
fiscal agency of the District in
July 1, 1967.
July 1 from 1957 to 1969 in¬
Chicago or New York City. Le¬
5,000 3y2s. Due July 1, 1968. V,
clusive;
and
$175,000 : 3%s,
10,000 3'y4s. Due on July 1, 1969 gality approved by O'Melveny &
due on July 1 from 1970 to
and 1970.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
2586:
A.
C.
was
ings Association,
cisco, as follows:
Fran¬
San
of
•
9,000 4V2s. Due
1966 to
June 15 from
on
inclusive.
1971
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 183?
p.
2586 — were awarded to the
National
America
of
Bank
Trust
Savings - Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.25, a
net interest cost of about 3.74 %#
follows:
as
$8,000
Due
15, 1956. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
13,000 33/4s.
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, ofr San
6,000 3.70s.
July
on
1
from
inclusive.
1965
1958. to
Dated June
t
.
4s.'
and interest
Due
^
July 1 from
on
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
•
«
Calif.
$27,000 build¬
Sale—The
Bond
&
*
K $14,§00 4Y4S. Due on June 15 from
-1957 to 1965 inclusive.
*
'
$23,000
sold to the Bank
of America National Trust & Say¬
July 1 from
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
.
.
on
School District, ;
Union
Sacramento County,
Bend Sale—An issue of
July 1 from
'
•
Sutter
County, Calif.
V; 1963 to 1976 inclusive.
f-
o
Lewiston School District, Trinity
July T, 1961
on
■
280,000 3s. Due
June 15 from
on
1961
to
and 1962. ;
net interest cost
a
$150,000 5s. Due
4(1,000 2%s. Due
a
59
1978
Due
July 1 from
on
1980
to
inclusive.
;
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•
Francisco.
Walnut Creek School District,
,
-
•
•
,
Sale—The $1,000,000 hos¬
bonds - offered May 28—v.
183, p. 2342—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
California
Bank, Los Angeles, Braun, Bos-
pital
worth
&
Co., Inc., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
of about 2.45%, as follows:
$220,000 3s. Due
1957
1976 inclusive.
•
1,500,000
!•_
.
street
improvement
obligation a n d as¬
general
•
sessment bonds at
par, as
lows:
fol¬
$770,000
3*4s, due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1962 in¬
-
clusive;
due
1971
$730,000
3x/2s,
1 from 1963 to
July
on
inclusive.
150,000
;
and
sanitary
general
sewer
obligation
and
assessment
bonds as 3%s, at par. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1964 in•
'
elusive.
149,000
i
park
bonds
general
obligation
3y2s, at par. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1971 in¬
as
clusive.
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ARIZONA
.
•
Apache County High School Dist.
(P. O. St. Jatpes), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
$185,000 school
Bloomington School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
•Bond Sale—The $155,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 183,
p. 2465—were awarded
to Blyth
& Co., Inc., of San Francisco, as
3y2s, at a price of 100.35, a basis
of about 3.46%,
Bullard
.
.
28—v.
to
183,
tion, Blyth & Co., Weeden & Co.,
Dean Witter & Co., H. E. Work &
Co., and C. N. White & Co., at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 2.85%, as follows:
$69,000 5s. Due
1957
E.
offered May
Offerman
Co.,
1962
of
to
1972
ceive
-
sealed
(MST)
chase
•
bonds.
on
-
<•
June
on
of
bids
15
for
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
$140,000
water revenue
June 1, 1956.
Due
Dated
June
until
1
from
1962
to
1980
in-
elusive.
*
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas-
urer's
office, or at the Valley Na¬
Bank, Willcox. Legality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix..
tional
_
,
1
Yuma
County Hospital Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
on
School
District,
Calif.
received
purchase
$338,000
2
p.m. (MST)
purchase
of
on
June 25 for the
$750,000
hospital
30,
1956.' Due
1959
;
•
-
to
1978
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
June
30
from
Principal
and interest (J-D)
payable at the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosen-
tfeld,
Divelbess
Phoenix.
-
& (Robinette,
t,
.
'
*
,
of
" '
Central
r
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation Districtr Zone
No. 2 (P. O.
;,
Bond
control
Oakland), Calif.
Sale—The
bonds
■
$900,000 flood
offered
May 29—v.
183, p. 2586—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
2%s.
Due
2V2s.
Due
270,000
June 8 from
on
.June
8,
1961.
270,000
June
on
*
8
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
90,000 23/4s.
Due
on
June 8 from
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
;
Fresno
No.
County Water Works Dist.
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
16
Bond Sale
—
was
An issue of $115,-
sold to Gross, Rog¬
&
Co., of Los Angeles, as 4s,
at a price of par.
Note—All bids for the foregoing
ers
bonds
(originally $125,000) were
rejected when offered on May 15.
Fruit
Ridge School District,
Sacramento
County, Calif.
>
$45,000 build¬
Sale—The
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 183,
p.
2586 — were awarded to the
100.22,
bids at his
building
1956.
to
bonds.
Due
1966
San
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
15
sealed
Chula
on
June
from
15,
1957
Principal and
City School District,
Diego County, Calif.
v. Bond Sale—The $439,000 school
bonds offered May 29 — v. 183,
p. 2586—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
&
Savings Asso¬
ciation, - San; Francisco;
Harris
Trust &; Savings Bank; Weeden
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
,
&
Beane; Dean Witter &
Co.; J. Barth
& Co.; Lawson,
Levy
&
Williams;
Stone,; &
Youngberg; Fred D. Blake & Co.;
and C, N. White & Co., at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
about
$60,000
3.11%,
5s.
1958 to
as
follows:
Due
on
July
1960
inclusive.
1
from
America
of
National
Association,
Savings
Trust
of
a.m.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(J-J)
payable
cisco.
Weaverville Sch. Dist.,
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
The $2,000,000
—
Association,
as follows:
ings
cisco,
&
Savings Association, of
San
Francisco, as 2%s, at a price of
101.44, a basis of about 2.63%.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate:
Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First
Corp.;
California Bank,
Los Angeles; Dean Witter & Co.;
J. Barth & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; William
R. Staats & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; E.
F. Hutton & Co.; Kaiser & Co.; H.
E. Work & Co.; Stone & Young¬
berg;
Irving Lundborg &
Co.;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Hill
Richards & Co.; Redfield & Co.;
Fred D. Blake & Co., and C. N.
Boston
White
& Co.
,
w
$47,000
building
July 10, 1956. Due
on July
10 from 1957 to 1973 in¬
clusive,/ Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Las
-
.
Sch. Dist.,
T Los Angeles County, Calif.
'Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Clerk of Roard of County Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
at his office in Los Angeles until
9 a.m. (PDST) on June 19 for the
purchase ' of
$45,000
building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due
Virgenes;
Union
15, 1956. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
June
and interest
County Treasurer's office.
Francisco.
San
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut (State
of)
Expressway to Cost Additional
$47
Million
The
—
Bond
State
Committee, at the behest of Gov¬
ernor
Abraham A. Ribicoff,
on
May
approved an additional
$47,000,000 bonds to fi¬
31
issue
of
construction
nance
Greenwich
129-
the
of
Killingly
Ex¬
which is scheduled to
opened on Dec. 31, 1957. The
Bond Offering — Bids will be additional money will be required,
received until 10 a.m. (PDST) on the Governor said,
in order to
June 21 for the purchase of $35,-^ meet rising land, materials and
500 building bonds. Legality ap¬ labor costs. The revised total cost
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬ of the project is $445,000,000, and
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ $200,000,000 of bonds have already
Ready Springs Union School Dist.,
Nevada County, Calif.
pressway
cisco.
been
-
.
.
San
Bond
be
The added cost of the
sold.
facility is expected to result in a
Fernando, Calif.
hike
Offering—Ray A. Woods,
will
Clerk,
City
in
eight
toll
until
municipal improvement bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June
1
1957
from
inclusive.
1981
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at the City Treasurer's
of¬
able
fice.
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
veny
Sebastopol
School
Union
Sonoma County,
District,
hansen, Clerk of Board of County
Supervisors,
bids
his
at
until 2:30 p.m.
for the
receive
will
office
in
sealed
Santa
(PDST)
on
Rosa
June 6
purchase of $270,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due
on
June
clusive.
(J-D)
,
1
from
1957
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
*
house
to
Sale
bonds
1981
in¬
—
offered
as
3s, at
of
about
—
2.92%.
(P. O. Trumbull), Conn•
Trumbull
Offering
Finance,
the
at
961
3
of
Bridgeport-City Trust Co.^
Bridgeport,
St.,
until
(DST) on June 7 for the
purchase
of
$450,000 Town Hall
Dated June
bonds.
June
from
1
clusive.
Principal
County
payable
at
and
payable at the County Treasurer's
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Rugg,
cisco.
Levine. of Bridgeport.
of
Due
interest
approved
Ropes,
Gray,
1956.
aforementioned
the
Legality
1,
1957 to 1976 in¬
interest
bank.
Paul J. Kir-
will receive sealed bids
Main
p.m.
on
—
Chairman of the Board
mayer,
the
ap¬
24
price of 100.60, a basis
a
and
Legality
May
183, p. 2465—were awarded to
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, and Day,
Stoddard & Williams, Inc., jointly,
v.
Bond
P. Jo-
of the
Derby, Conn.
The $125,000 fire
Bond
Calif.
Bond Offering—William
each
at
gates to the Ex¬
from 15 cents to 25 cents.
pressway
000
costs
entrance
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
office.
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
July 1 from 1957 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
on
Fran¬
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
Dated
purchase of $250,-
Supervi¬
sors, will receive sealed
bids at
his office in Stockton, until 11
a.m.
(CDST) on June 14 for the
San
to 1965 inclusive.
1958
mile
7:30
of
of
24,000 4 Xz4s. Due on June 15 from
National
America
of
bids
Board
sold to the Bank
was
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Trust
Bank
June 18 for the
the
.
$16,000 4x/2s. Due on June 1 from
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham,
of
Trinity
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Bond
school bonds
receive sealed
p.m.
(CDST) on
Clerk
at
office.
Treasurer's
building bonds offered May 29—v
183, p. 2343—were awarded to the
San
as 3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.73%.
a
School
un¬
(PDST) on June 6 for
the purchase of $400,000 school
bonds. Dated July 15, 1956. Du^
on July
15 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
July 1 from
on
Glenwood School District, San
$90,000
Vista
Trust
&
June
San
National
Bank
Bernar¬
(PDST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
for
in
office
dino until 11
18
receive
„
.
on
Unified
Bond
Francisco,
will
.
^
Due
5s.
Supervisors,
Bernardino
Fenner
CALIFORNIA
Trust
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
School District,, San
County,. Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
son,
Clerk of Board of County
I
.
improvement bonds.
$60,000
bonds.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Odom,
of the Board of Superviwill receive sealed bids until
the
to
National
Savings Association, and C. N
White & Co., jointly, at a price of
100.08, a net interest cost of
2.67%, as follows:
Bond
Clerk
L.
awarded
America
of
&
building
sors,
■
-
R.
—
Bank
until June 25 for the
of
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Bond Offering
:
2586—were
p.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Los
til 11
County, Calif.
1986 inclusive.
1980 to
ing bonds offered May 29—v. 183
bids at his office in Martinez
1979 inclusive.
to
Pomona
County, Calif. '■,
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
July 1 from
on
280,000 2x/2s. Due
High School District,
Tulare County, Calif.
Bond Sal«—The $450,000 build¬
000 bonds
inclusive.
1972
-
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
to
320,000 2%s. Due
Exeter Union
from
1
June 1 from
County,
Monterey
-
June
inclusive.
Unified
Carmel
Phoenix.
Willcox, Ariz.
Bond Offering — Wallace E.
Lundquist, City Clerk, will re¬
on
1961
to
403,000 2%s. Due
2122—were awarded
p.
Lewis
School
District,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $472,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 29—v. 183,
p. 2465—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
.
| improvement bonds
Unified
1966
from
inclusive.
1965
to
180,000 2x/4s. Due
,
July 1
on
•
Contra Costa
Palo Alto, Calif.
•
Bond
Best,
Boston,
Coolidge
and
by
&
Aaron A.
V
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2700)
DELAWARE
Kent
County (P. O. Dover), Del.
Bond
ordering-rvCierk
Waiter
A. Handsberry announces
will
Court
Levy
that the
receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
12 for the purchase of
house bonds.
court
Due
1956.
inclusive.
1976
to
interest
Dated
July
on
(J-J)
June
$375,000
July 1,
from 1957
1
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Farmers Bank of the State of Del¬
by
Reed,
Taylor &
Hoyt,
I.
& Co., of New
3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.98%.
duPont
City,
100.10,
a
IDAHO
May 28—v.
183, p.
2465—were awarded to Francis I.
duPont & Co., of New York City,
3V8S,
as
at
price
a
of
100.05,
a
basis of about 3.11%.
Florida Southern
Sale
Bond
fered
May
awarded
were
*
Housing
.
Agency,
~
Federal
the
to
Home Finance
2%s,*at par.
and
as
Offering
1958
ceive
bids
sealed
until
2
*
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on June 19 for the purchase
of
$600,000
general
obligation
storm drainage bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on July 1 fror.i 1969
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the Guaranty
Trust
Company, of New York
City, or at the Sarasota Bank &
Trust Company, Sarasota. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
,
New
York
City.
Taylor County (P. O. Perry), Fla.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
jail certificates
originally scheduled for May 25—
v.
$175,000
183,
2231
p.
has
—
been
post¬
poned until June 11.
Rushville School
Bone} Offering
Interest
June
a
Indiana
Odell Consol.
(P. O.
District
Bond
ceive
ously
the
in
noted
183, p.
will ope*
Authority
bids
of
June
on
2587—
v.
sealed
12 for the purchase
$15,500,000
rural
road
bonds,
1956-A, proceeds of which
series
will
be used to pay cost of grading
and
paving
projects
in the
State.
to
crease
approximately 179
on
located
in
114
amount of such bonds issued.
turity schedule
Ma¬
the $15,500,000
bonds to be sold on June 12 folon
lows:
.
■
Amount
Yeai
$835,000.r__
860,000
.1958
910,000
———1961
940,000
(P.
-.1963
—
995,000
1964
1,025,000
1965
1,055,000.._
-
1966
1,085,000.-
1967
——
/ 1,120,000—
1968
1,155,000—
.1969
1,185,000
1970
1,225,000
.1971
1,260,000—
School
District
No.
-
Sold—No bids
were
submitted for
the several issues of local natural
gas
revenue
anticipation
certifi-
'
cates
offered for sale
*rv. 183,
p.
on
May 8—
2122. The offerings
were
chase of
bonds.
until
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1957
Principal
Civil
Due
p.m.
at
cost of about
$570,000 school building
July 1, 1956. Due
Principal
Mag, Thomson, Mcof Kansas City.
Stinson,
by
Evers & Fizzell,
Note:
The foregoing
—
ments the
supple¬
report published in our
2587.
issue of May 28—v. 183, p.
Sterling College, Kansas
Sale
The $350,000
of¬
Bond
The
bonds
1956.
1958
fered
May
bonds
183,
28—v.
2466—
to
J-J.
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Batesville
the
First
1956.
Council Bluffs
Bond
&
Ice
E.
An¬
on
School
National
Bank, and the
Bank, both of
Batesville, as 2%s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 2.35%.
State
June
12
1, 1956.
1957
to
p.m.
the
for
June
Due
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
Dec. 1 from
Legality
on
inclusive.
1975
Chapman & Cutler,
approved by
of
7:30
building
$1,250,000
sealed and
(CST)
receive
until
-
>•-
Franklin, Ky.
Bond
Sale—An
and
water
issue
sold to Stein Bros.
ration
Township Building Corpo¬
(P. O. Bedford), Ind.
Bond
Sale —The
$100,000 first
mortgage building revenue bonds
offered May 22—v. 183, p. 2343—
awarded to the City Securi¬
were
ties
Corp.,
and
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., both of Indian¬
apolis, as 4s.
Bond Offering—Charles H. Bos-
well, City Controller, will receive
bids
June
on
until
12
$840,000
for
a.mJ
10
the
a net inter¬
3.12%, as fol¬
about
of
cost
,
r
3s.
and
The
1956.
sanitary
bonds,
of
third
issue of 1956. Dated June
1, 1956.
Due
1958
to
and
interest
the-
County
Jan.
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
from
1
Principal
payable^
at
melt,
City
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
1956.
on
Marion
Rural
on
June
21
$700,000
for
to
the
building
July 12, 1956.
1957
will
receive
1976
Due
purchase
bonds.
on
(CST)
of
Dated
Principal
Independent
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
enscroft &
School
sold
was
$100,000
to
Offering
of
will receive
until
7:30
Rav-
—•"
Board
sealed
(P. O.
and
Joos,
Directors,
oral
bids
(CST) on June 4
for the purchase of $75,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956..
Due
p.m.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Legality
1957
&
June
1,
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
on
183,
v.
to
a
—
were
composed of
group
Co.; T. J. FeibelReusch & Co.,
&
Co.;
2016
p.
pub¬
offered
bonds
Fox,
Inc.; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; Ladd Dinkins & Co.; W. D.
Kingston & Co., and Weil InvestxTient Company.
State
and
University
Agricul. and Mechanical College
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bonds Not Sold—No
tory
the
for
revenue
bids
$850,000
bonds
2231.
were
dormi¬
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Simpson
offered May
28—v.
183,
Pointe
Coupee Parish
p.
Glasgow, Ky.
Sale—An
0®0 school
11
Bond
—
2231—were awarded to a group
composed of Equitable Securities
p.
'
of
issue
School Dist.
(P. O. New Roads), La.
Sale
The
$1,700,000
school
building and
equipment
bonds offered May 31 — v. 183,
No.
$177,-
rities
Corporation;
Scharff
&
Jones,
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Newman, Brown &
100.04,
Co.,
was
sold
building
to
the
bonds
Secu¬
revenue
Equitable
Corporation, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
3.30%, as follows: "•
on
June 1 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
117,000 3y4s. Due
1961
to
on
June 1 from
1973 inclusive.
on
June 1, 1974
1975.
.
Barrow, Leary & Co.;
Crane; Howard, Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
& : Co.;
Schweickhardt & Co.; and NusInc.;
Arnold
&
loch, Beaudean & Smith, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
of about 3.19%, as follows:
-
$451,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
12,000 3V4S. Due
on
1963 inclusive.
1957 to
June 1, 1976.
234,000 3Vzs. Due on April 1 from
V
Greenup, Ky.
Bond
City
Offering—Neil
Clerk,
1966 inclusive.
1964 to
Meadows,
will
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
June 4 for the purchase of $139,000 school building revenue bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June
1
from
1957
to." 1985'; inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First & Peoples Bank,
Russell.
Legality
approved' by
Wyatt,
Grafton &
Grafton,
of
1,015,000 3.10s. Due* on April 1
from i967 to 1976 inclusive.
1
St. Charles Parish'Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Hahnville), La.
BondSale
The <- $1,000,000
—
public- improvement
fered
183,
May: 29—v.
to
awarded
were
a
bonds
ofp. 2343—
group
com¬
Securities
Hattier
&
posed
of
Equitable
Corporation; 'White,
&
Ducournau
Sanford;.
Louisville.
' ■
*
"
,
Kees;
Schweickhardt & Co.; Glas & Co.;
Montgomery County (P. O. Mt.
Sterling), Ky. '■> 1
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
May 25 were awarded, as follows:
John
&
J. Feibleman
"*■
Dane; and T.
Co.
3s.
as
<
-
•
Pearl
of
—
received
dated
are
Co., of Cedar Rapids.
Sagebille Indep. Sch. Dist.
Dubuque), Iowa
to
1966
by
approved
O'Connor, Thomas, McDermott &
Wright, of Dubuque. -
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
ap¬
District, Iowa
Bond
Manager,
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Secretary
bids until 3:30 p.m.
1,
1958
proved
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Business
June
from
1
inclusive.
1976
Treasurer's office in Indianapolis.
sealed
Dated
June
on
29
man
(P. O.
Thibodaux), La.
$725,000
improvement
May
Dec. 1, 1973
1974.
Due
J,
inclusive.
Bond
for the
18
parking lot
$385,000
bonds.
Due
7:30
Foley, Cox & Judell,
Sale—The
Bond
lic
on
1958 to 1976 inclu¬
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
Lafourche Parish
receive
until
July 1, 1956. Due
of New Orleans.
"
of
improvement
from
proved by
from
Grafton, of Louisville.
From-
will
1
sive.
1972 inclusive.
bonds
and
F.
bids
June
on
of
revenue
to
Clerk,
oral
and
1987
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Offering —M. V. Bailey,
1
Dec.
on
County Bank, of Franklin. Legal¬
ity approved by Wyatt, Grafton &
Dubuque, Iowa
Offering—Leo
bonds. Dated
July
(CST)
purchase
,•
.
Due
"
Bond
public
$62,000
Louisiana
$45,000
foregoing supple¬
ments the report published in our
issue of May 28—v. 183, p. 2587.
(CST)
purchase
bonds
& Boyce,
price of 100.001,
a
sealed
Tate,
p.m.
the
for
Kohlmeyer
of $75,000
revenue
sewer
receive
will
19
awarded
22,000 3V2S. Due
Guthrie
1959
June
on
(F-A)
ii&isviM^
The
—
Evangeline Parish Gravity Drainage
District No. 4 (P. O. Mamou), La.
bond Offering—Donald J. Tate,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
inclusive.
$26,000 3V2S. Due
Chicago.
Note:
ganfield National Bank. Legality
approved
by
Skaggs, Hays
&
Fahey, of Louisville.
r
1974
Indep. Sch. Dist., la.
will
bids
from
1
Principal and
payable
at the
Kentucky-Farmers
Bank,
Catr
lettsburg. Legality approved by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton, of
terest
Offering—Lester
rectors,
Feb.
on
drews, Secretary of Board of Di¬
|
will
Clerk,
Due
1986
1,
IOWA
City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $66,500 school
building bonds offered May 25—
v.
183, p. 2466—were awarded to
Batesville
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 4 for the purchase of
$100,000
flood
control
system
assessment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
est
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Mor¬
terest
Esq., Mamou, until 1
Well-
Offering—Strother
City
man,
at
,
1,
bids at the office of Paul C.
Catlettsburg, Ky.
Bond
was
-
May
May 1 from 1960 to
on
inclusive.
missioners,
KENTUCKY
ap¬
(J-D)
payable at a place in the
State mutually agreeable to the
purchaser and the District. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Housing
and Home Finance Agency.
30,000 3V4S. Due
June
Legality
1975
to
p.
sold to the Federal
1957 to
dated
are
Interest
interest
and
bonds.
from
1
Due
dated
are
LOUISIANA
—
tax-exempt
to
bonds
1956.
1984
inclusive.
1984
to
1968
The
non
dormitory
1967 inclusive.
1960 to
294,000 4y2s. Due on May 1 from
interest
and
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
price of 98.00, a net interest
4.46%, as follows:
a
$76,000 4V4s. Due on May 1 from
urer's
inclusive.
1971
*
Township
Jan.
on
revenue
25
were"
group
a
pur¬
Dated
clusive.
to
2
Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
on
May
offered
bonds
awardeed
the
for
12
June
on
lows:
43,000
O. Hebron), III.
Bond
...
bonds.
sive.
19
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 7
for the purchase of $410,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
1972
Georgia (State of)
Local Certificate Offerings Not
Township
semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1968 inclu-
son,
sealed
-1962
—
965,000
School
Bond Offering—Kenneth Jacob-
...
885,000___ —___!—1960
bids
sealed
(CST)
pur¬
Due
Indianapolis $ahitary District, Ind
—1959
_
for the
13
system
headed by
Stein Bros. & Boyce, of Baltimore,
p.m.
'
solidated
This award will in¬
total
until' f
$86,000 bonds, as follows:
McHenry County Community Con¬
counties
$30,000,000the
JTrusteCj will re¬
bids
June
on
Gard¬
$43,000
of about 2.89%.
INDIANA
previ¬
sealed
(CST)
oral
Schedule—As
,
chase of
basis
a
,
Offering—Embert
Township
ner,
price of 100.68,
Due
O. Russellville),
(P.
Twp.
distribution
gas
interest
$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 16 were
awarded to the Bank of Pontiac,
3s, at
1956.
1,
payable
Russell
Morganfield, Ky.
Sale—The$«i70,u00natural
School District, Kansas
Offering—Margaret Jttyno,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Bond
revenue
at the Rushville
Rushville. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross,7 McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Odell), III.
as
June
Dated
(J-J)
Sale—The
Bond
mortgage
National Bank,
2466—were awarded
to the Municipal Bond Corp., of
Chicago, as 3%s, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 3.61%.
County,
J. Bruce Urwill
receive
July 1 from 1959 to 1986 in¬
Principal and
interest
on
28—v. 188, p.
School
first
—
gality approved by Wyatt, Grafion & Grafton, of Louisville.
Bond
Concordia
were
clusive.
$52,000 parking
GEORGIA
Maturity
Trust
&
Bank
Mt.
KANSAS
p.m. (CST) on
purchase of $1,-
for, the
bonds.
system revenue bonds offered May
Livingston
7
175,000
Jacksonville, III.
Bond Sale—The
Bldg. Corporation,
Indiana
>
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
ler, of Chicago.
Georgia Rural Roads Authority
(P. G. Atlanta), Georgia
Home
Principal
1956.
1,
(J-D) payable at the
Sterling National Bank. Le¬
Co., of Mason City.
,
.
inclusive.
1984
to
Kenneth
—
•;
...
United
sealecf'^ids until 1
Grade
Thompson, City Manager, will
•
Due on May 1 from
Sarasota, Florida
Bond
1
.
May 1, 1956.
College (P. O.
—
.
bahns, J Secretary,
man
The $750,000 non
dormitory bonds of¬
29—v. 183, p. 2466—
'
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
4
for
the
purchase of $650,000
sewerage
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Lakeland), Florida
tax-exempt
of
,
"
•
M-N.
FLORIDA
(CST) on June 5 for
of
$260,000
first
mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
purchase
county hospital bonds. and interest (J-J) payable at the
April 1, 1956. Interest A-0.1 Bank of Versailles. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
ILLINOIS
Miller, of Indianapolis. (The sale
1
if.
was originally scheduled for Mar.
Harvey, Illinois
20, but was canceled.)
Bond Offering—Rooert K. Bent-
County, Rehoboth Special
Sch. Dlst. (P. O. Rehoboth Beach),
offered
Board
until 2 p.m.
the
$795,000
Sussex
Delaware
President, will receive sealed bids
Dated
-
bonds
poration (P. O. Holton), Ind.
Ottering — F. C. Hyatt,
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until June 6 for the purchase of
as
Sale—The $124,000 school
of
Secretary-Treasurer
Building Cor¬
School
Creek
May 28—
2466—were awarded to
p.
r»ond
West Shoshone
County,
Hospital District No. 1 (P. O.
Wallace), Idaho
Bond Offering — Judith Crow,
'•
Bond
of Indianapolis.
Miller,
183,
June
and interest
receive
McCor'd, Ice &
approved by Ross,
Otter
C. Con¬
(P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
York
p.
group
131
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
building bonds offered May 28—
v.
183, p. 2465—were awarded to
Francis
2%%
Shoshone
New Castle County, Henry
rad School District No.
the
(CST) on June 12 for
the purchase of
$500,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due semi-annually from
June 30, 1957 to June 30,
1969
inclusive.
Interest J-D. Legality
25—v.
May
building bonds offered
v.
Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
$240,000 scnooi
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
Dated
Community Sch. Dist., Ia
Sale—The
Bond
until 1 p.m.
2587—were awarded to a
composed of Courts & Co.,
J. W. Tindall & Co., and Norris &
Hirshberg,
Inc.,
at a price
of
100.81, a basis of about 2.68%.
183,
Ventura
Secretary of the Board of School
offered
bonds
Ind.
Falls,
Oiiermg—Rooerta
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Sale—The $225,000
Bond
school
Legality approved
Dover.
aware,
Bond
Thomasville, Ga.
on
School City,
Muncie
Social Circle.
Madison.
Greensboro.
Union Point:
$175,000
390,000
390,000
310,000
.
Sioux City, Iowa
A bonds to the
Securities
Corp.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., joint¬
$68,000 series
Equitable
and
ly.
bonds
to
Alm-
stedt Bros., and Russell Long
& Co., jointly.
building,
Due
on
series A
June
1
from
District,
Maine
Offering—Herman
Burgi,
Jr.,. Treasurer, will receive sealed
(EDST)
June
1,
1976.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable
National
Bank
Portland.
:
of
June.5
June 1, 1956.
water bonds.; Dated
on
on
$1,000,000
of
purchase
for- the
Due
The sale consisted of:
bonds.
Bond
Water
bids until noon
132,000 series B
$68,000 school
Bond Sale—The $64,500 funding
MAINE
Portland
at.the
Commerce
of
approved
by
Atwood
&
*
made
by
the
following
named
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
communities in the amounts indi¬
office
cated:
Commissioners.
of
the
Board
of
School
bonds
offered
2466—were
National
2s, at
a
May 25—v.
awarded
to
183,
the
Bank, of Sioux City,
price of
par.
p.
Toy
as
1957 to
1964 inclusive.
132,000 school building, series B
bonds.
1964 to
Due
on
June
1975 inclusive.
1
from
Legality
Hutchinson,
Pierce,
Scribner, of Portland.
Volume
Number 5539
183
..
The Commercial and
.
-
>
r^; MAVtVLANO -■■■/'
r-'Easidn^Md..;*^
„
»
.
Offerin^Mayor itlalVilii
Bond
-
Sale
to
awarded
were
group
a
(EDST).on June 5 tor
1956. Due
1957 to
June 15 from
on
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Easton
National Bank, Easton. Legality
approved by Niles, Barton, Yost
& Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
inclusive.
Howard
$160,000 4s. Due
mission
530,000 3%s. Due
1963
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
710,000 3y4s. Due on July 1 from
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
1976 to 1985 inclusive.
until 11 a.m. (DST) on June 14
for the purchase of $200,000 sani¬
Flint, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 Hur¬
tary bonds, series C. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1957 ley Hospital revenue bonds of¬
to 1982 inclusive. Principal and fered May 28—v. 183, p. 2467—
interest (J-D) payable at the Pa- were awarded to a group com¬
tapsco
National
Bank,
Ellicott posed of the Citizens Commercial
City. Legality approved by Niles, & Savings Bank; Genesee County
Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Savings Bank; and Merchants &
Baltimore.
'
Mechanics Bank, all of Flint, as
3%, at par.
MASSACHUSETTS
Pontiac, Mich.
".'? ■
Attleboro, Mass.
Bond Offering—Ada R. Evans,
Bond Offering — Edward J. City Clerk,
will receive sealed
Healey, City Treasurer, will re¬ bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June
ceive sealed
bids until 11 a# 18 for the purchase of $2,900,000
(DST) on June 7 for the purchase hospital bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
of
$60,000 sewer bonds. Dated Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1985
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from inclusive. Principal and interest
1957 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at a banking in¬
and interest (J-J) payable at the stitution in Michigan to be desig¬
First National Bank of Boston. nated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by - Storey, Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of vens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Posen1 Consol. School Diet., Mich.
Boston.
Granite
Bond
Lynn, Mats.
■
tem¬
$800,000
loan notes offered May 22
awarded to the Essex Trust
porary
were
Company, of Lynn, at 1.98% dis¬
count.
The
,
notes
are
due
Nov. 30,
on
Payable in Boston or New
York City. Legality approved by
1956.
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&
110,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
The $700,000 tem¬
awarded to the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Company, and the
Bank-State
Second
<
Street
Trust
Company, both of Boston, at 1.98%
discount,
r
1956. Due
on
June
dated
are
183, p.
v.
a
4s.
—
sealed
bids
will
until
from
1957
inclu¬
1961
to
sive.
Principal and interest
able
at
Bank
the
of
pay¬
Shawmut
National
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Doclgej of Boston.
-
•
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
2467—were
$250,000 school
May 24—v. 183, p
awarded
Goldman
to
Sachs & Company, as 2.30s, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
2.27%.
V
,
$500,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered May 22
—v.
183, p. 2467—were awarded
to
the First
National Bank, of
Bond
until
bids
18
the Board of
receive sealed
8
p.m. (EST) on June
purchase of $2,600,000
and site bonds.
Dated
for the
building
May 1, 1956.
1957
to
1981
interest
Due on July 1 from
inclusive. Principal
payable
(J-J)
at
Michigan
Sale—The
$75,000
Michigan Ave., Inkster), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The special
bonds
Districts
Nos.
of
44
Sanitary
and
45
assess¬
Sewer
totaling
$415,000 offered May 22—v. 183,
p. 2467—were awarded to Strana-
hah, Harris & Co., of Toledo.
Sale—The
treatment
age
of
the
of
—
First
a
3.84%.
additional
Oct.
of
1%
&
Hopwood,
of
Minne-*
Yellowstone County School District
No. 17 (P. O. Pryor
Route,
a group
National
Billings), Mont.
Bond
Offering^. L. Mitchaud,
District Clerk, will receive sealea
bids until 8
The bonds bear
interest
-,
Lodge),/
$350,000 build-,bonds offered May 28—v. 183,
2344—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray
apolis.
183,
v.
Phillips Co.,
as
price of 100.05, a basis
about
(MST)
p.m.
June
on
18
for
the
purchase of $26,000
school building bonds. Dated
July
from
1, 1956 to Oct. 1, 1957.
1, 1956.
Interest J-J.
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
Offering—Roy H. Gran
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 13 for the purchase of
$200,000
street
improvement
Dated
bonds.
Jan.
on
1
clusive.
July
from
1956.
1,
1959
to
in¬
1978
Principal
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Creighton
University (P. O.
Omaha), Neb.
v
Britton,
Bond
Offering—John J. Foley/
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (CST) on June 13 for the
000 road and bridge bonds. Due
purchase of $750,000 non tax-ex¬
serially from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
empt dormitory bonds. Dated July
sive.
1, 1955. Due on July 1 from 1958
Interest J-J4
Covington County (P. O. Collins), to 1995 inclusive.
Legality approved by Fitzgerald,;
Mississippi
Bond Offering — Doyle Keys, Hamer, Brown & Leahy, of Omaha.
Chancery
Clerk,
will
reeeive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
NEVADA
June .4 for the purchase of $70,000
Henderson, Nev;
court house improvement bonds.
Bond Sale—The $393*000 gen¬
Greenwood. Miss.
eral obligation bonds offered
May
Bond Sale—The $50,000 hospital 24 were awarded to Lauren 'W.
bonds offered May 25—v. 183, p. Gibbs, of Salt Lake City, as fol-,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
June 4 for the purchase of $100,-
-
,
,
2344—were
awarded
Flore Bank & Trust
to
the
Le-
Company, of
Greenwood.
Lamar
lows:
—
Clerk,
Sam
will
sealed bids until 10
Keith,
receive
1958 and
1959; $22,000 4s, due
May 1,1960 and 1961; $44,000 41/4s, due on May 1 from
1962 to
1965
inclusive; and
$121,000 41/2s, due on May 1
'
(CST) on
$65,000
a.m.
June 4 for the purchase of
court house bonds.
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
193,000
Leflore
'
Sale—The
2468
p.
improvement
$6,000 3%s, due pn
1959; $22,000 4s, dife
on Feb. 1, 1960 and
1961; $44,000 41As, due on Feb. 1 from
—
awarded
were
Feb.
183.
to
the
1,
1962
$50,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered May 25—v.
water
bonds:
County (P. O. Greenwood),
Mississippi
Bond
'
on
Offering
Chancery
<
$200,000 municipal building bonds:
$13,000 3%s, due on May 1,
County (P. O. Purvis), Miss.
Due
and
interest
payable at a suitable banking instiution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
&
Offering—Josie
Bond
Bond
NEBRASKA
Clarke County Supervisors District
No. 2 (P.'O. Quitman), Miss.
Madison, Minn.
Nicollet County
to
000
Banlf of Greenwood.
1965
inclusive; $121,-
41/£s, due
1966
Pearl River County, Carriere Con¬
solidated Sch. District. (P. O.
(P. O. St. Peter),
Minnesota
Offering—Harold
County
sealed
to
on
1976
NEW
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
HAMPSHIRE
Overn,
school
1957
Paul, Minn.
awarded
to
183,
a
p.
group
bonds.
1956/ Dife
.to
1978
a.m.
Due
Serially from
to 1966 inclusive.
Ol¬
E.
on
July
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
a suitable banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
com¬
posed of the First National Bank;
William Blair & Co., both of Chi¬
and Robert W. Baird & Co.,
price of 100.07,
2.80%,
net interest cost of about
gan,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p ip. (CST)
on
June 4 for the purchase
of
water
works
revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Prin¬
cipal
bank
interest
and
payable
at
a
6
follows:
$455,000 general obligation bonds:
$185,000 3s, due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1967 inclusive;
2.60s, due on Dec. 1,
1968 and 1969; $60,000 2.70s,
due on Dec. 1, 1970 and 1971;
2468—were awarded to
the
District No. 2
Bond
West Platte School
(P. O. Weston), Mo.
Offering
—
Elizabeth
H.
of
as
fol¬
lows:
1959
to
1978
75,000 3Vis. Due
1979 to
The
1981
bonds
on
Feb. 1 from
Gallatin
bonds.
bear
additional
and
terest of 1% from Aug.
1
Feb.
1, 1957.
County High Sch. District
Bond Sale—The
$660,000 build¬
2017—were awarded to
& Company, of St. Paul.
Kafl-
man
in¬
Bond
Sale
—
The $115,000 Im¬
provement District No. 118 bonds
offered May 28—v. 183, p. 2344—
were
&
,
of
Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Hinsdale School District, N. H.
Bond
Offering — Mrs. Marjorie
Zaydrotny, Treasurer, will re¬
F.
St., Boston,
on
June
15,
1956.
7
awarded to Terry Thompson
Co.,
of
Seattle,
price of 100.28.
as
4%s,
until
11
(DST>
a.m.
the
for
purchase of
$119,000 school bonds. Dated June
1957
to
Due
mentioned
by
&
on
15 from
Principal
June
inclusive.
1976
and interest
payable at the abovgbank.
Legality
ap¬
Thorndike,
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
Tilton-Northfield
Union
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Tilton), N. H.
Bond Offering—Alexander
Mac-
Gregor, Chairman, announces that
the
School
sealed
bids
Board
until
will
noon
receive
(DST)
on
June 6 for the
Helena, Mont.
1, 1956 to
.
ton.
proved
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 133,
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Bank*
dated
are
National Shawmut Bank
(P. O. Box 733, Bozeman), Mont.
inclusive.
on
National
as
May 28,
1956. Due on Dec. 3, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Palmer
p.
$425,000 3.20s. Due
notes
MONTANA
Allison-Williams
Company, of Minneapolis,
$60,000
$150,000 2%s. due on Dec.
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
group
a
First
discount,
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
County,
building
Indep Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Thief River Falls), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 183,
2.10%
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Platte
The
trust company located
in
the
State as designated
by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
or
18
by
were
of Boston.
Bond Offering—Frank W. Mor¬
Joint
headed
tem¬
offered
150,000 National Shawmut Bank*
Odessa, Mo.
Crockett, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
7
for the
purchase of $255,000
p.
$300,000
notes
at
Concord,
Pennington and Marshall Counties
bonds
2467—
awarded
$150,000
MISSOURI
$50,000
improvement, bonds.
1959
sealed bids until 11
on
Offering—Gordon
from
1
Sale—The
loan
follows:
receive
(CST)
purchase of
Village Manager,'will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 13 for the purchase of
July 1,
Note
school
will
bonds. Dated
Jan. 1 from
1958 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Bond
Rouse,
receive
1:30 p.m.
$300,000 drainage
July 1, 1956. Due
St.
N. C.
will
the
for
North
—
Clerk,
porary
Auditor,
12
Offering
Concord, N. H.
(CST) on
June 8 for the purchase of $45,000
bids until
June
on
Bond
Chancery
of St. Paul.
Sale—The $850,000
offered May 24^v.
as
(P. O. 26807
1, 1956.
1957 to 1966
International Falls, Minn.
Bond
Dated
building bonds offered May 24—
v.
183, p. 2467—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Company, of
Chicago.
a
May 21
Lodge Counties
;ng
p.
Caldwell,
3%s, at
rev¬
well, Phillips Co., jointly.
$135,000
Albert Lea, Minn.
MICHIGAN
Township
and
Mannheimer-Egan,jlnc., and Cald¬
a
of Milwaukee, at a
Dearborn
John¬
receive
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
building bonds offered May 24—
v.
183, p. 2467—were awarded to
Woodland Community Sch. District,
cago;
Deer
Montana
Dank, of St. Paul; Mannheimergan, Inc.; Harold E. Wood & Co.;
son,
were
offered
2468—were awarded to
p.
Minneapolis), Minn.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
and
Bond: Sale—The
Bond Sale—The $280,000 sewer,
and
street
improvement
Hennepin and Ramsey Counties
Joint Indep. Sch. Dist. 'No. 2
(P. O. 3301 Silver LakeRpad,
banking institution to be desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Wayland, Mass.
ment
of
will
Education,
Bond Sale—The $750,000
"
Offering—Harris L. Wil¬
MINNESOTA
2.46%.
1 from
Powell
Paul Park, Minn.
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
|
1974 inclusive.
Secretary
son,
Boston, at 1.98% discount.
school
bonds offered May 31 — v. 183,
p. 2588 — were awarded to the
Union Securities Corp., and W. E.
Hutton & Co., jointly, as 2V2S, at
a price of 100.40, a basis ©f about
June
Piper,
Minneapolis.
water
bonds
:
a
Poplarville), Miss.
Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
Bond
Sale—The
St.
1963.
.
Taunton, Mass.
Note
June
on
Bond
and
Spencer, Mass.
•
Dated
to
Nos± 16 and 21 (P. O. Deer
composed
building
-
183, p. 2233 — were
group headed
by
Jaffray & Hopwood, of
v.
—
awarded
/
offeree!
inclusive.
re¬
noon
(DST) on June 5 for the purchase
- $567,000
highway
macadam
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
1
1 from
inclusive.
1964 to
of
June
on
1961
88,000 $V2S. Due on July 1 from
Gustave La-
Marche, City Treasurer,
ceive
July
Due
1957 to
12,000 3%s. Due on July 1, 1962
Nov. 2, 1956.
Offering
offered May 24—
2467—were awarded to
price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 3.61%, as follows:
at
and
Bond
$125,000 schoo
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Walter J. Wade, Inc., jointly,
4,
New Bedford, Mass.
bonds.
enue
Due
municipal
bonds
revenue
Principal and
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
ander,
building bonds
$25,000
The * notes
$70,000
System
May 25
cessful bidder.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
June 11 for the purchase of
on
Vanderbilt School District, Mich.
loan notes offered May 25
porary
were
—
will
inclusive.
■>, ■*
-
Sale^—The $390,000 water
Sch. Dist. No. 1 and Joint Districts
Falls, Minn.
Manager,
1978
*
61
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Sale
1967
hospital * bonds. Dated July
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1959
to
$725,000 sew¬
plant and storm
sewer
bonds offered May 28
v.
183, p. 2232—were awarded to
composed
of AllisonBond Sale—The $350,000 ?chool a, group
Williams. Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.
site and building bonds offered
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; KalMay 24 — v. 183, p. 2467 — were
man
& Co., all of Minneapolis
awarded to the First of Michigan
Juran & Moody, Inc.; and MannCorporation, as follows:
heimer-Egan, Inc., both of St
$25,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
Paul, as 3.30s, plus additional in¬
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
terest coupons of $6 payable on
215,000 33/4s. Due on July 1 from June 1 and Dec.
1, 1957.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
<
to
Bond
000
sealed
'
Sale—The
1957
Offering—Orvil J.
City
son,
,
Note
from
1
Laurel, 'Monti
;
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $115,-
and $20,000 2.60s,
due on Dec. 1, 1968 and 1969.
65,000
sewage
disposal
plant
bonds: $50,000 3s, due on Dec.
1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive;
$10,000 2.60s, due on Dec. 1,
1968
and
1969;
and
$5,000
2.70s, due on Dec. 1, 1970.
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Carl W. Mayer,
on
Rush City, Minn.
Offering ■— George'' A.
Flynn, Village Clerk, will receive
-
Bond
inclusive;
July 1 from
on
Dec.
on
lows:
County Metropolitan Com¬
(P. O. Ellicott City}, Md.
Dec;
l'from
1958 to 1967 inclusive: $35,000 2.60s, due on Dec. 1, 1968
; and 1969; and $30,000 2.70s,
due on ^)ec. 1, 1970 and 1971.
130,000 water works improve¬
ment bonds: $110,000 3s, due
Blyth & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., and Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
at a price of 100.0009, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.33%, as fol¬
1986
000 3s, due
;
posed of First of Michigan Corp.,
noon
revolving fund bonds: $135,-
;;
com¬
purchase of $775,000 electric
system bonds.
Dated June 15,
the
(2701X
200,000 permanent improvement
The. $1,400,000
—
school site and building bonds of¬
fered May 28—v. 183, p. 2467—
G. Lomax will.receive sealed bids
until
School District, Mich.
Fenton
Bond
Financial Chronicle
at
a
purchase of $46,0001
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Nation¬
al Bank of Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
Palmer &
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2702)
Beverly, N. J.
Grant,
receive sealed
8 p.m. (EDST) on June
purchase of $50,000 city
Clerk, "will
bids until
12 for the
1956. Due
on July
1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and interest
1,
July
Dated
bonds.
(J-J) payable at the First Nation¬
Bank
& Trust Company, of
al
Beverly.
Note
bonds
of¬
foregoing
The
—
fered
gen¬
obligation bonds offered May
183, p. 2589—were awarded
the Sante Fe- National Bank
eral
28—v.
to
Sante Fe.
of
County Municipal School
1 (P. O. Santa Fe),
Santa Fe
District No.
Mexico
New
$250,000
Sale—The
Bond
gen¬
offered May
2589—were awarded
eral obligation bonds
28—v. 183, p.
not sold when originally
were
$256,000
Sale—The
Bond
Bond Offering—E.LeRoy
City
Mex.
Santa Fe, N.
JERSEY
NEW
Co., of Kansas
&
Bros.
Stern
to
City.
May 22.
on
Jersey City),
Grove (P. O.
Washingtonville), N. Y.
Jersey
Bond Offering—Joseph B. Cul-
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EDST) on June 5 for
the purchase of $8,000,000 tem¬
porary loan, series U notes. Dated
June 25, 1956.
Due on Dec. 11,
1956.
Payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank,
of New
York City. Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc¬
Govern
& Lane,
of New York
City.
purchase of $25,000
Town Hall bonds.
Dated June 1,
$5,000,000 County Building bonds.
60,000 Nurses' Home bonds.
1961
lin, Jr., Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
Due
terest
Hawkins,
(F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
$8,000,000 at 2.03% interest,
plus a premium of $136; $4,000,000 at 2.07%, plus $204;
and $4,084,000 at 2.05%, plus
$70.
8,000,000 to Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City,
at 2.05% interest, plus a pre¬
Principal and in¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
Morris County (P. O. Morristown),
New Jersey
Freeholders,
bids
Board of Chosen
will receive sealed
of
Clerk
(EDST) on
June 13 for the purchase of $3,885,000 general bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1957
to
uptil
2:30
p.m.
inclusive.
1973
Principal
Wood,
&
of
City.
Sale
Bond
183,
The $40,421.15
—
28—v.
May
bonds offered
school
2588—were awarded to the
Bank, as 2VzS.
p.
Camillus
Cheektowaga),
Cheektowaga (P.O.
Offering
Benedict
—
1^.
ristown.
Legality
(DST)
Hawkins,
Delafield
by
Wood, of
&
New York City.
Pennsauken
Bond
■'
Twp. School District,
New Jersey
Offering—Harry L.
Ber-
of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 15 for
the purchase of $360,000
school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due
on July
1 from 1958 to 7.987 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at the
Camden
Trust Co., Camden. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Secretary
ger,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York
of
inclusive.
2344—were awarded to
a group
of the Fidelity Union
Co.; F. R. Cole & Co.; Julius
A. Rippel, Inc., all of Newark;
and A. Webster Dougherty & Co.,
of Philadelphia,
as
2.45s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
composed
bus bonds offered
Township School District
(P.O. 1 West Forest Avenue, West
Englewood), N. J.
1 Bond Offering — Harold R.
Burdge, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
8
(EDST) on June 20
for the purchase of $690,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
p.m.
from
1
1957
to
1985
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Peoples Trust Com¬
of Bergen County, Teaneck.
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
pany
City.
2468 — were awarded to the
Niagara Permanent Savings Bank,
2.40s, at a price of par.
as
Bond
Offering
Laurance
—
C.
Stopp, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 12 for
the purchase of $495,000
school
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due
1 from 1957 to 1975 in¬
July
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
NEW
MEXICO
Eddy County Municipal Sch. Dist.
10
(P. O. Loving), N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The $206,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 183,
2589
State,
—
as
were
2%s, at
awarded
par.
31
to
the
the
to
ity.
At the
York, according
made
time, Chairman
same
disclosed' that
every
four dollars earned
Port
Area
is
the
by such
stated:
"About
430,-
by Port
com¬
Lowe
Each dollar of earned
merce.
in¬
in effect creates two dollars
of additional earned
cording
income.
Federal
to
Ac¬
Government
in effect
treasures, each job
pro¬
vides two jobs to bring port-gen¬
erated
employment to 1,300,000
On
1.4
(P. O. Greenwich), N. Y.
Offering—Joseph K. Hill,
conclude
of
people out
of
1956.
Due
Dated
June
on
1
June
1,
1957
from
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at the
First National Bank,
of Green¬
wich. Legality approved by Haw¬
1966
to
kins,
Delafield
& Wood,
of New
York City.
Sch.
Dist.
No.
15
(P. O.
Lockport), N. Y.
$104,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 183,
p. 2589 — were awarded to the
Manufacturers
Trust
Traders
&
Co.,
Buffalo,
and
Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York City, jointly,
as
3.20s, at a price of 100.34, a
basis of about 3.16%.
that
3,120,000
population
total
a
this
waterborne
com¬
great bi-state har¬
bor.
"The
430,000
District
directly
in
workers
$2.1
earn
It
the
billion
related
commerce.
to
in
water-
follows
commerce
of $6.3
come
fourth
a
billion,
of
that
in the Port
than
or more
the
$23
billion
in
the
Port
earned
The
information
Lowe based
tained in
"The
in
which
on
Dis¬
which
Mr.
his statement is
Port
a
Port
con¬
Authority report
Community"
the
and
summarizes
statistics
de¬
veloped for the first time through
a study of
employment and labor
records for
1953,
an average
post¬
year for port operations. The
study
supplemented by infor¬
provided by various Fed¬
was
mation
eral, State and local governmental
agencies and private businesses.
The
Port
the
same
Authority
Chairman
time, "challenging."
He
said that the Harbor, the
greatest
natural asset of the States of New
Jersey and New York, could not
"taken
in
for
granted."
that
will
Slack,
receive
p.m.
(EDST)
the
June 14 for the purchase of
$57,000 water supply bonds. Dated
June 14,
1956. Due on June 14
the
business
He
em¬
practices
merce all
the
sealed
bids
until
1
on
1957 to
1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Huguenot National Bank,
of New Paltz.
Legality approved
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
McGovern
City.
&
District
coastal
commerce.
They
people who pilot
operate
the
lighters, carfloats and tugs within
the
harbor.
these
and
A
small
workers
New
York
hold
State
Lane, of New York
a
competitive
methods
of
world,
transportation,
development
ment
of
•
and
important
new
and
improve¬
facilities
handling of waterborne
for
com¬
presented a challenge to
continuing pre-eminence of
this, the world's greatest port.
"If
we
are
to maintain
our
lead¬
ership in the handling of world¬
wide
also
to
ocean
commerce,
maintain
such
the
we
must
prerequisites
leadership," he declared.
terest (M-N) payable at the Val¬
ley National Bank, of Walden. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins, >
Delafield
number
jobs
Canal.
Carthage, N. C.
$10,000 water
Donds offered May 29 — v. 183, p. 2589 — were awarded to the;
Sine—xue
IV4S,
as
to and from shipside,
police and operate the docks, con¬
a
basis of about
street
improvement
bonds
totaling $401,400 offered May 21—
183, p. 2234—were awarded to
perform many
freight forwarding
func¬
customs, immigration and
McDonald & Co., of Cleveland, as
3V2S, at
of $160
wage
mil¬
lion.
These people for the most
part hold jobs in shipbuilding and
ship
repairs, ranging from
building of great ships to
minor
but
In
essential
while
addition,
the
the
repairs
ships
marine
per¬
in
are
terminal
construction
facilities
and
the
maintenance of existing facilities.
(4)
ploys
Land
Transportation
40,400
people
wages
em¬
earning
an¬
of about $173 million.
the people in the rail¬
are
roads, the truck lines and ware¬
housing operations who take part
the
in
land
phase of the move¬
of goods that have entered
will
or
leave
the
port
by
bids until
the
of
1956.
Due
1981
activities
port's
in¬
foreign banking, marine
insurance, exporting and import¬
ing and the like. This is the "busi¬
side
of
the
of
movement
through the port.
cargo
(6) Port Industry employs 127,600 people for almost $658 mil¬
lion
in wages.
This "tidewater
industry"
the
is
located
at
or
near
water's
edge
and
depends
the harbor waters for trans¬
upon
portation of materials and
ucts.
It
includes
such
petroleum
as
refining, bulk ma¬
handling, chemical prod¬
ucts manufacture, and food proc¬
essing. This industry is dependent
terials
on
the port's waters
turing
or
processing products.
:
(P. O. Rhinebeck), N. Y.
Offering—Walter E. Sny¬
District
sealed
on
bids
June
Clerk,
until
6
for
2
1956
to
1985
and
interest
purchase
bonds.
on
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
the
building
May 1, 1956. Due
$690,000
will
of
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
payable
<at
beck.
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way,
of New York City,
Walden, N. Y.
sewer
the
Sale—An issue of $47,500
system
Valley
Wallkill,
100.25,
a
bonds
was
National
sold
Bank,
Dated
Dec.
June
1 from
1,
1957 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
office.
liams, of Cincinnati.
Columbus, Ohio
Sale
Bond
No.
The
$1,500,000
Enlargement Fund
—
Works
bonds
offered May 31 —
2469—were awarded to
group composed of Harris Trust
& Savings Bank; Clark, Dodge &
1
183,
v.
p.
a
Co.; George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; and
Courts & Co., as 2%s, at a price
of 102.68, a basis of about 2.60%.'
Additional
Flexible
Fund
day
same
Sale—The
1
bonds
sold
were
$450,000
System
Control
Traffic
No.
offered
to
a
the,
group
of Bankers Trust Co.,
City,' Kidder, Pea body
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Ball, Burge
&
Kraus;
Folger,Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
composed
New York
&
Co., and Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., as 2V2S, at a price of 101.13,
a
basis of about 2.31%.
Columbus, Ohio
'
Brown
receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
Cain,
—Agnes
City
June
on
Clerk,
13
for
the
will
of
fol¬
purchase
$789,544 bonds and notes,
as
lows:
$692,000 expressway bonds/ Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1982
inclusive.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
97,544 special assessment street
improvement notes. * Due on
Jan.
15, 1958.
Legality ap¬
proved by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Co¬
_
„
.
lumbus.
Dated
July 15, 1956. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
interest
and
Eastern
School
Local
District
(P. O. Chester), Ohio. "V
Offering — C. Ed Hum¬
phrey, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (EST) oh June 13
for the purchase of $425,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
to
of
as 2.90s,
at a price- of
basis of about 2.85%.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
1957 to
1979
interest
(J-D) payable at the Pomeroy Na¬
tional Bank, Pomeroy.
Legality
approved by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
Erie
Principal
and
O. Sandusky),
Ohio
Bond Sale
The $81,000 real
estate bonds offered May 28—v.
183, p. 2469 — were awarded to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
Toledo, as 2V2s, at a price of
100.44, a basis of about 2.38%. *.
County (P.
'
,
the First National Bank, of Rhein-
Bond
June 19
on
Bond
Central School District No. 1
der,
*
.
(J-D)
in manufac¬
Rhinebeck, Clinton, Milan, Red
Hook, Hyde Park and Stanford
Bond
bonds.
on
Treasurer's
prod¬
industries
.
inclusive.
Bond
cludes
ness"
(EST)
noon
provement
water
(5)
Port Trade and Finance
employs
96,000
people
earning
$463 million a year.
This vital
part
7
for the purchase of $55,000 special
assessment sewerage system im¬
port.
includes the building of new har¬
bor
basis
a
Chillicothe, Ohio
Bond Offering—David K. Webb,-
Water
(3)
Marine Construction em¬
ploys 34,100 Port District workers
formed
price of 100.22,
a
of about 3.46%.
main¬
tenance.
annual
;
v.
proved
voyages and
an
1.21%.
and
ocean
at
Durham,"
100.21, a;
of
Brooklyn, Ohio
terest
and
*
Bond Sale—The swimming pool
duct marine salvage, provide sup¬
plies required by vessels in their
administration
price
at
City Auditor, will receive sealed
employs 65,200 persons at
payroll of more than
million to move goods and
harbor
CAROLINA
NORTH
Bond
the
on
Barge
annual
tions,
Wood, of New York r
-
'
of
(2) Auxiliary Marine Transpor¬
other
&
City.
a
shipping
handle foreign,
vessels
ocean
on
em¬
million
the
for
bonds
Due
resi¬
also include the
said that the results of the
study
were
"most
gratifying" but at
phasized
Bond Offering—Frank V.
Treasurer,
that
are
dated
May 1,
May 1 from 1957 to
1968 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1956.
OHIO
transportation.
in
merce
be
New Paltz, N. Y.
Village
working
year
lines
The
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
.
First Securities Corp., of
$429
earn
livelihood upon
war
and Lockport Common
Newfane
Port
ment
wages
bonds.
labor
and intercoastal
nual
trict."
sealed
(EDST) on June
purchase of $195,000
the
mainte¬
-
Marifie Transportation
13,000,000 or about one
out of every four, are directly or
indirectly
dependent
for
their
bids until 3 p.m.
for
(1)
These
about
District Clerk, will receive
building
(4)
waterfront
,
gories of port jobs, the Port Au¬
thority study revealed that:
We
dependents.
of New York generates a local in¬
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
6
.
breakdown of the six cate¬
a
job
each
average,
an
has
waterborne
Salem and Fort Edward
developed
of
in
000 jobs are created
borne
Jackson, Argyle, Hebron,
out
one
commerce.
jobs
Greenwich, Eaton, Cambridge,
han¬
of The Port of New York Author¬
from
(J-J) payable at the Washington
Trust Co., Washington. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Jersey
Port
Bond Sale—The
Washington School District, N. J.
p.
May 23—v. 183,
p.
Legality
No.
school
$64,000
the New
Port
District
public May
by Donald V. Lowe, Chairman
therefore
Mar ilia, Wales, Lancaster,
and Bennington Central
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Box
Elma,
of
out
in
livelihood
information
to
holder
Sale—The
Study—One
dling of waterborne commerce in
jobs.
Bond
Teaneck
his
City.
Trust
Bond
In
and
stable
conditions."
$255
Significance
persons
York-New
owes
the Manufacturers &
Co., Buffalo.
Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
payable at
Traders
2.43%.
on
1,
32, Elma). N. Y.
Trust
,
April
Principal and interest (A-O)
(P. O,
Princeton), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $695,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 183,
Dec.
dated
are
in
four
come
bonds
The
1956.
Economic
Revealed
avery
Mr.
60,700 lateral sewer bonds. Due
on April 1 from
1957 to 1960
Aurora
Princeton Sch. Dist.
until
inclusive.
1960
Authority,
New York
Lowe
$101,200 bonds, as follows:
$45,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to
City.
p.
June 8 for the purchase
on
York
New
the Port of New
New York
Bond
York;
of
nance
passengers
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 3
p.m.
approved
of
Port's
and
payable
(J-D)
Port
exist¬
tne
tation
York
New
New
of
an
Elbridge and Geddes Central Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Camillus),
at
the
Morristown Trust Company, Mor¬
interest
mium of $16.
Camillus, Van Buren, Onondaga,
Offering—Heien A. Mun-
Bond
son,
York
New
&
Delafield
to Salomon Bros. &
of New York City;
our
ing lower rates applying to com¬
peting Atlantic and Gulf Coast
ports; (3) promotion of the ad¬
vantages of shipping via the Port
who
National
tral
Port of New York and
dents
Hutzler,
of
facilities; (2) restora¬
tion of equality between trans¬
portation rates applying to the
lows:
terest
dated
are
and' improvement
waterfront
66,400
(J-D) payable at the Cen¬
Bank, of Washing¬
tonville.
Legality approved by
Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
bonds
zation
ploys
June 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
Sale—The
$16,084,000
must fulfill
we
requirements for port
These are: (1) moderni¬
183, p. 2589—were awarded as fol¬
June 6 for the
1956.
that
means
progress.
Authority,
$24,084,000 is¬
CXX notes offered May 29—v.
sue
J. McLaugh¬
Bond Offering—E.
that the Au¬
announces
thority
Note
loo, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on June 14
for
the
purchase of $5,060,000
bonds, as follows:
The
Cruise
"This
four-basic
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
J.
Blooming
New
Authority,
New York City Housing
New York
NEW YORK
Hudson County (P. O.
New York City Housing
New York
.
_
.
.
—
Newbury Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond
Offering—Jessie Dutton,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Volume 183
Number
5539
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2*703)
(EDST) on June 19 ior the pur-,
chase of $190,000 building bonds,;
Dated June 1, 1950. Due on Dec.
or
at
.
the
:
Ohio
Citizens
Trust
Company, of Toledo. Legality
proved
by
Squire, : Sanders
Sequoyah County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. -4' (P. - O." Gans), Okla.a
ap¬
-
&
Bond t&ue—Tne
■
bonus
totaling
to
1975 inclusive.^
Dempsey^ of Cleveland.4, - V
r V $15,200 offered May 24—v.. 183,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
p,
2469—were awarded, as fol¬
Tronton Local School District, Ohio
able at the First National Bank
lows:
"V:
*■' '
of Burton.
Legality approved by V; Bond Offering — Robert E.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, ol Wearly," Clerk of the Board of $11,000 repair bonds to the SmallV Milburn >
Co., and Evan L.
Cleveland.
Education, < will
receive ; sealed
Davis, jointly.
oids until noon (EST) on June
> Note; —? The
foregoing supple¬ 21 for
; 4,200
transportation
bonds
the purchase of
to
$204,000
ments the report published in our
w
Calvert & Canfield, of Oklabuilding bonds.
Dated JuneVl,
issue of May 21—v. 183, p. 2469. "i
1956. Due on
1
from
.
1957
'
*
-
Dec.
t/North Olmsted,Ohia -jr'f'jW
*
Bond
Otferingi^-E.
to
First
man,; City Auditor^ will receive
sealed bids until noon
(EDST) on
June
8
purchase of $43,000 municipal coach bonds. Dated
1957
to
1961
and interest
Oct.
on
1
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Parma City School
Middle-
:Bond
will
Cleveland,
District, Ohio
a
of
from
Adait
June 6 for the
on
pur¬
be
Offering—Harry L. Mar¬
shall, Clerk of Board
County Dependent Schi Dist.
notes.
Dated
$6,666.66
on
current
June
1,
the
ceive
1969 inclusive.
to
will
receive
bids
Clerk-Treasurer of the
Board
yYYY -VV-- Meeker, Okla.
Bond
Dated
July 1,
1956.
'
^
water
National
Bank
of
Portland.;
Tigard Sani¬
tary District (P. O. Tigard), Ore
Bond Sale—The $150,000 sani¬
tary bonds offered May 22—v. 183
2346
p.
—
National
Bank
June S. Jones
'
jointly, at
works
awarded to
were
Portland, and
Co., of Portland
price of 98,
a
Firs
of
&
terest cost of about
net in¬
a
4.32%,
/
i sive.
York
1956
to
1965
dated
are
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
Dec.
June
21
bonds.
.
; Dated
Dec.
on
for
the
street
1
clusive.
July
from
purchase
1957
Principal
bonds,
of
improvement
1,11956. Due
to
1966
and
85,000
interest
(J-D) • payable at the Cleveland
Trust Co., Cleveland.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
*,
-Y.'t.
-.\
Euclid, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 recrea¬
tion bonds offered
May 28—v. 183,
p., 2234—were awarded to Field,
&
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.39, a basis
of about 3.26%.
and
interest
payable
at
the
City
Treasurer's
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
office.
Legality ap¬
Townsend, Elliott &
Munson; of Philadelphia.
31
2346—were awarded to
y Bond
$350,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
bonds offered May 24 — v.
183,
p., 2470—were awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Bache & Co.,
jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.007.
y
tem
mortgage sewerage
revenue
bonds
was
sold
sys¬
to
a
group composed of
White, Weld &
Co., First Boston Corp., and the
Ohio Company, as
3V2s, at a price
of 102.50, a basis of
about. 3.30%.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1985
inclusive.. In¬
Toledo, Ohio
Bond Offering—John J.
Sheehy,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
12
until
for
express
the
noon
(EST)
on
June
J.
W.
Tindall
& Co., as
2%s, at
price of 100.05, a basis of about
2.74%.
a
TENNESSEE
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Offering—W.
offered
2127
p.
Sloth-
Borough Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 7 for the purchase of
$25,000 general obligation bonds.
ower,
sealed
of)
of
the
State
will
Board
receive
15
for
a.m. (CST) on June
purchase of $600,000
follows:
the
bonds,
as
$450,000
Sale—The $510,000 gen¬
obligation promissory notes
offered May 25—v. 183, p. 2470?—
Tennessee
Industrial
Agricultural
State
Univer-
sity dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
*
clusive.
eral
Principal and inter(A-Q). payable at- the
est
v
Third
National Bank, Nash¬
ville, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York
City,
First Penn¬
sylvania Banking & Trust Co., of
Ardmore, as 2s.
Morton, Pa.
150,000
East
Tennessee « State
College
dormitory - revenue
Offering —R.
Bond
airport
improvement
pay¬
able
at
the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, of New York
City,
issuance
of
Co.; and J.
at
a
were
—
to
'
County
Indep.
-
Bond
the
bonds.
1972
Due
building
serially from 1959 to
inclusive.
,
of
the
will
receive
(CST)
Board
sealed
on
of
Education,
bids
until
June 6 for the
chase
of
bonds.
1
pur¬
Due in 1960 and 1961.
Rogers
$4,500
County
District No.
15
transportation
Dependent
and
School
(P. O. Claremore),
Offering
—
-
to
1970
1 from
1957
1969
Due
■v
East
to
1972
1966;
to
1973 to
on
1
inclusive;
June
on
1
inclusive;
June
on
1976 inclusive.
bonds, as
June 1, 1986.
Donegal
and
June
on
school
Sch. Dist.
3.10s.
(P. O.
R. D. No. 1, Mt. Joy), Pa.
Bond Offering—John D.
Secretary
of
Board
of
Directors,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(EDST) on June 7 for the
purchase of $80,000 general obli¬
gation bonds.
Note
not
—
sold
to
The above bonds
were
when
originally sched¬
be offered on May 3.
East
Mifflin County Joint School
Authority (P. O. Lewistown), Pa.
Bond Sale
An issue of $2,430,000 school revenue bonds was
(DST)
on
on
Dated
Dec.
1
June
from
1,
1957
1956.
to
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956.
July 1 from 1958 to
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the
Due
on
|
1986 inclusive.
Hamilton
National
Orville
L.
Kidder,
Stroud &
(CST) on June 6
for the purchase of
$4,500 building bonds.
sold
hill,
Co.,
to
a
syndicate
Peabodv
composed
of
&
Co.,
and
Co., Bache & Co., Hemp¬
Noyes1 & Co., Ira Haupt &
Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
Bank,
New York
TEXAS
Upper Darby
Twp. (P. O. Upper
Darby), Pa.
Bond Offering — J. E. Malone,
Secretary of Board of Township
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June
12 for the purchase of $500,000
1971
bonds.
on
Dated July
July 1 from 1957
Principal and
payable
at
the
inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
Upper
Darby
National
Bank,
Upper Darby.
Leality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
Arlington, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
improvement
States
National
$250,000
bonds
was
sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
Antonio, as follows:
San
$170,000 3%s. Due
on
June 1 from
1958 to 1973 inclusive.
50,000 3V4S. Due
on
June 1, 1974
and 1975.
30,000 3%s. Due June 1, 1976.
The
1956
and
bonds
and
are
June
dated
those maturing
thereafter
are
1,
in 1972
callable
as
of
June 1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at the Texas
& Trust Co., Dallas. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
Bank
Aspermont,
Bond
Upper Yoder Twp. School District
(P. O. Johnstown), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $32,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 23—v. 183,
p. 2470 — were awarded to the
United
M
in¬
Principal and
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
improvement
1, 1956. Due
City.
Legality of bonds approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble ; &
Mitchell, of New York City.
clusive.
to
Bank,
Johnson City, or at the Chem¬
ical
Corn
Exchange
Due
1967
Texas
Sale—An issue of
$30,000
water works system improvement
and extension tax bonds was sold
to
H. L.
Shaffer & Co., of Ama3s. Dated May 1, 1956.
May 1 from 1957 to 1964
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
rillo,
Due
as
on
Bank, of
Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz & Co., jointly, as
3y4s, at a price of 100.35, a basis
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
of
Bexar
Johnstown,
about
and
S.
K.
3.17%.
RHODE
Bond
Offering—Ralph E. Tedeschi, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST)
June
14
for
$964,000 bonds,
the
as
purchase
follows:
Sale
—
The
$400,000 im¬
provement revenue bonds offered
Warwick, R. I.
Bond
on
Crowe, of Dallas.
Metropolitan Water Distrtct
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
ISLAND
—
until
p.m.
from
$250,000 3s, due
Baker, Sr., Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
7:30
1967
790,000
uled
Oklahoma
Bond
1
Rolan,
Rogers County Dependent School
Dist. No. 41 (P. O.
Chelsea), Okla.
Bond Offering—Nolan
Hargrove,
Clerk
follows:
inclusive;
from
and
1
$170,000 2.95s, due
City),
Education, will
site
as
on
from
Offering—W. P. Butcher,
$205,000
net interest
June 1, 1965 and
$150,000 2.90s, due
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on June 4 for the purchase
of
Co.,
$40,000 2.70s,
June 1, 1962; $40,000
due on June 1, 1963;
$40,000 2.80s, due on June 1,
1964; $100,000 2.85s, due on
Oklahoma
V
*
&
2%s,
School
Dist. No. 52 (P. O. Midwest
a
3.13%,
June
on
due
V.
State National Bank of Weleetka.
Oklahoma
Sparks
$970,000 school bonds: $180,000 3s,
due
awarded
Yarnall, Biddle
W.
price of 98.31,
cost of about
Sale—-The
.2590
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
bonds.
&
$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 29—v. 183,
p.
Offering—Robert Gibson,
Controller, will receive
June 21 for the purchase of $600,000
funding
and
improvement
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Weleetka), Okla.
31
Bond
County
of
sealed
bids until 11
(P. O. Ardmore), Pa.
:
183,
v.
—
Offering—Quill E. Cope,
Education,
Note
to the
29
Tennessee (State
Lower Merion Twp. School District
awarded
$300,000 school
May
awarded to the
First National Bank of
Memphis.
Chairman
A.
Jackson)$
were
—
Bond
composed of Drexel &
Co.; Bache & Co.; Schmidt, Poole,
1961
No.
purchase of $1,500,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
2346—were awarded to
p.
group
Okfuskee
p.m.
terest J-D.
183,
v.
a
183,
group
of the Trust Company
Georgia; Equitable Securities
Corp.; J. H. Hilsman & Co.; and
vy:: y;;v
Lemoyne, Pa.
Bond
were
a
composed
Sale—The
from
enue
road
v.
-r-
Madison County (P. O.
Tennessee
Lebanon School District, Pa.
;
.
1
$600,000
May
by
Roberts & Parke;
-
Clerk of Board of
-•
Sale—An issue of
$1,280,-
first
incl.
Due from 1959 to 1964
May 8 authorized
$670,000 bonds.
South
Bond
1971
equipment
Y'.-
CAROLINA
of
fol¬
as
Bond Sale—The $1,760,000 rev¬
bonds offered May 24 -~
-
bonds.
Voters of the city at an election
2345—were awarded to Magnus
& Company, of Cincinnati.
000
to
fighting
on
p.
Steubenville, Ohio
yyvv'Y'''
50,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
•>'
from 19584o 1963 inclusive.
'
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 183,
a
from- 1959
fire
bonds.
,
3%s, at
^
sewer
inclusive,-.^
.
Southeastern Local School District
(P. O. Richmond Dale), Ohio
'Bond Sale—The
$80,000 build¬
Richards
;;
Due
in¬
follows:
sanitary
as
$315,000
1,
pay¬
Hospital
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston,
t
.
$125,000
on
1965 in¬
County (P. O. York), S. C.
■
*
on
on
by
Y
i■
.
,
1976 in-
to
Principal and interest
SOUTH
improvement bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal
Bond
July
on
;
1956
1956 to
Palmer &
serially from
000
lows:
$58,000 4s.'Due
Due
able at the Rhode Island
Trust Co., Providence.
C. Sakers,
Borough Secretary, will receive
Principal and interest (J-D)" iR. J. Edwards, Inc., of Oaklahoma
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
r V
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June
payable at the Citizens Banking City.£ 4;.
YYYY',; ■ YY'YY
92,000 4Vis. Due on July 1 from
4 for the purchase of
$20,000 genCo., Perrysburg. >:j
Vr > "i*"
y ,1971 to 1981 inclusive."C l'i^Norman,Dkla.1
yh e r a 1
!.;'Y
obligation
improvement
;: Bond Offering—T. C. BarrowV;;:1: ' V 4Solotl, Ohio- £ fPK*
bonds.
PENNSYLVANIA
Yv1' Y Y y ./"
y
V
Bond Offering—Thelma E. Lin^ man,- City = :Clerk,
will * receive
Northumberland County (P. O.
ton, Director of Finance, will re- sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Central Bucks Joint Sch'. Building
*ceive sealed bids until noon
June 5 for the purchase of
Sunbury), Pa.
$450,000 Authority (P. O. Doylestown), Pa.
(DST)
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1979 inclu-
on
from
bonds
1955.
and
Washington County,
sanitary sewage system bonds
totaling $50,000 offered May 24—
v.
183, p. 2469—were awarded to
Due
interest (J-J) payable
City Treasurer's office.
United, States
\
■
p.m.
(P. O. Athena), Oregon
Sale—The $10,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 22—v. 183,
p. ,2470 —^ were awarded, to the
;
1
from
p.
29
and
building
bonds.
Sale—- The
8
and
the
Y)
bonds.
clusive.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
June 12 for the purchase of
$85,-
Bond
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 18 for
the purchase of
$800,000
until
Dec.
1,400,000 33/4s. Due in 1996.
Umatilla County School District No.
■
p.m.
•
bids
-
cipal
(CST) on June 6 for the pur¬
Perrysburg Exempted Viltage^Scfu
chase,
.$7,500 building, -equips
,*X; District, Ohio > iI*K''—Y'
f, ment and site bonds. Due from
Bond
Offering — Hilda
Isch, 1959 to 1965. inclusive.:.
'
'
•
v
at
until; 8
•
i.;''..:
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
YYY^YYY
sealed
The
on June 4 for the purchase
$78,000 water system bonds.
Dated July 1> 1956. Due on Jan. 1
-
Metropolitan:Bbnk of I^ma^; ^
1C
(PST)
of
1957;* Adair County Dependent Sch. Dist.
and is? No. 32 (P. O* Stilwell), Okla.\
June 1, 1959. Princi¬
Bond Offering — George
Mays,
interest payable at the; Clerk of the Board of
Education,
sealed
school
approved
1976 inclusive.
on
200,000 highway bonds. Due
The
Bond- Offering — Miss Florence
M. West, City Clerk, will receive
States National
Bank,
v
1984 in¬
.
elusive.
serially from
y;yHazelton, Pa.
—
Due
to
.
50,000 fire bonds. Due
inclusive.-
Due
.
Dec. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
1972
bonds.
1956
from
1970
Rainier, Oregon
Oiteiin^-—Evenl M. McCity Recorder/ will re¬
Kinley,
of
$11,000 school building and
equipment bonds. Due from 1959
ex¬
on
and
pal
1
United
Bond
•
by
] $6,666.06 Von. June .1^,1958;
$6,666.68
to
Due
285,000 3V2S.
proved
the Clerk of the
Education until 7 p.m.
of
Sale
of Portland,
(CST) on June 6 for'tfie purchase
1956.
June \1,
received
Board
of. Educa*
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on June 13
for the
Due
1958
to
.1-972 to
building
$1,250,000
building bonds offered May 25—
v.
183, p. 2470—were awarded to
County Dependent Sch. Dist.
JVo. 29 (P. O.
Stilwell), Okla. Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
v-
3%s.
1969 to
5
the
...
Bond
Adair
Perry Local Sch. Dist. (P. 0,^f
*■:
R. 6, Lima), Ohio ' •*
pense
for
Clatsop County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Astoria), Oregon
No. 28 (P. O. Stilwell), Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
.
'
Due
*
8
OREGON
Company, Sing¬ i
Seribner, Sweney; be received by the Clerk of the
Cartwright & Co., Ginther, John^ Board of Education until 2:30
ston & Co., J. A. Overton &
Co., p.m. (CST) on June 6 for the
and Curtiss, House &
Co., as 3V4S, purchase of $23,500 building bonds.
at. a price: of 101,14, a * basis' bf Due from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
about 3.12%. Y;—
$20,000
until
$27,000
D<eane, &
of
bids
June
inclusive.
group
Central Republic
purchase
sealed
on
Offerings-Cornell; Collins;
(CST)
p.m.
composed of Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc:, Baxter,- Williams; & Co.,
Note
Bradley,
Education,
bonds.
Stilwell), Okla.,
Clerk sqfi the Board of
Education,
v/;ll, receive sealed bids until 1:30
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
.
(CST)
314,000
inclusive.
225,000 3V4S. Due serially from
1965 ,to 1968 inclusive.
260,000 3%s. Due serially from
L.
of
purchase
chase of $14,500 building bonds.
ing bonds offered May 28-Yv. 183,
Due, from 1961 to- J967 inclusive.
p. 2345—were awarded to
er,
Board
receive
p.m.
County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 22 (P. O.
Offering—L.
Clerk of the
'
Bend
145,000
Stephens County Dependent School
Dist. No. 53 (P* O. Duncan), Okla.
the
Legality approved by Peck,
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Adair
Y;YY(YY;
*
of
1961
1
clusive.
$115,000 3s. Due serially from 1957
to
school
-
Dec.
fer, Necker & Co., Walter Stokes
& Co., and Arthur L.
Wright &
Co., as follows:
..v,!; "'vi-
.
$400,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Schaf-
1962
and
I'M#®OKLAHOMA
from
inclusive.-
National City Bank of
North Olmsted, '.vf,
■
Bank
v;:1'.- homa City.
1957
inclusive... Principal
(J-D). payable at
National
town.*
from
Shaffer &
for the
May 1, lilcKi. Due
1976
interest
MY Christ-:
1
Singer,
Deane
&
S c r i b n e r,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co., Har¬
rison & Co., Fauset, Steele &
Co.,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.,
63*.
of
May
19—v. 183, p. 2346
awarded to
a
group
—
were
composed of
Robertson
& Pancoast,
Russ & Co., and Dittmar & Co., all
Dewar,
•'
64
«r4
'
'
V
'
"
'
Secretary, will receive
bids
the
of
office
the
at
Regents, Tribune Bldg.,
until 10 a.m. (CST) on
of
Austin,
UTAH
,Vork City. Legality approved by
Spence
Gibson,
issue of
Sale—An
Bond
$35,000
4% street improvement bonds was
sold
Dallas
to
Dallas.
-
Rupe
Dated
of
Sons,
&
May 15, 1956. Due
1968 to 1978 in¬
Interest M-N.
Legality
May 15 from
on
clusive.
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Killeen,
Texas
Sale—The
Bond
:
$100,000
gen-
eral obligation bonds offered May
'.*•
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
June 14 for the purchase of $1,265,000 water conservancy bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
1
from
1958 to 2005 inclusive.
2591—were awarded
First National
Bank of
Utah, N. A., Fourth South Branch,
Legality approved
Salt Lake City.
by Chapman & Cutler, of
the
to
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
building
bonds
sold
was
to
J, M. A. Hagberg & Co., Inc., of DalDated April
Jas.
April
15, 1956. Due on
Interest
Offering
Bond
—
Due
(J-J) payable at the Marine Na¬
Exchange Bank.
Legality
tional
City
ceive
sealed
and
Joint Sch. Dist.
re¬
Shullsburg), Wis.
p.m.
of
to
1988 in¬
1
Boothman, of Dallas.
Pear
May
1,
1959
from
Town
~
Hall
of $25,000
issue
bonds
sold
was
to
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Houston.
:
v"v ;
San
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
street
improvement
bonds was
sold to Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
*
York
of New
National
cantile
?
City, and the Mer¬
Bank, of Dallas,
follows:
as
1961
;
1057 to 1971 inclusive,
J
.
46,000 3V8S. Due
v
1972
-
1976
to
173,000 3%s. Due
June 1 from
on
June
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
»/
1,
1956.
Spearman Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
'*/*■
Bond
school
Sale—An issue of
bonds
$50,000
sold
was
the
to
Columbian
■i,
Securities
Corp.
of
Texas, and Burt, Hamilton & Co.,
jointly.
Sudan
Indep. School District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,000
school house bonds
State Permanent
3.40s, at
Due
was
sold to the
School Fund,
from
1957
(PST) on June 11 for the
purchase of $12,500 fire truck and
equipment bonds. Dated July 1,
p.m.
1956.
No. 5
Texas
Sale—An
of
$100,000 school bonds was sold to Burt,
Hamilton & Co., and Dallas Run*
<& Sons, Inc., jointly.
.
Sundeen
Indep. Sch. District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
school house bonds was sold to
*
Moroney,
Beissner
&
Co., and
Lovett, Abercrombie & Co., joint¬
ly, as follows:
State
Skamania
No.
1
County School District
(P. O. Stevenson), Wash.
Sale—Th6
Bond
Rockefeller
On
of
43%
Stock
on
31,
cents
and
the
able
at
May
a
1956,
per
will receive sealed
p.m. (PST) on June
purchase of $399,000
obligation bonds, as fol¬
8
fire
department
June
close
York
on
of 40
cents
were
N.
Y.
Due
1958
1976
The
improvement
street
bonds.
to
bonds
on
June
15
from
inclusive.
dated
June
15,
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the office of the Direc¬
per
share
pay¬
J.
13,
NEUMANN,
1956.
Secretary
1
a
price of 99.77. Due on
1957
from
are
Debenture
Sale
Ltd., Toronto. Due
Beloit),
Bond
Sale
to
inclu¬
1976
—
J
i
116,000
of the bonds which mature on and after April 1,
in
v
,
<
be
city
favorably considered.
The right is reserved to reject any
;
..
.
prior to the delivery of said bonds the income
private holders from bonds of the same type and char¬
taxable by the terms of any Federal income tax law
the successful bidder may be relieved of its obligations under any
accepted proposal to purchase the bonds, and in such case
of the
the amounl
good faith check will be returned upon request.
By order of the Board of
May, 1956.
Commissioners this the 28th day of
;
(
•
CLEM S HOWARD
City Clerk
City of Ashland, Kentucky
issue of
An
on
June 1 from
Sale—An issue of
Bond
to
improvement bonds
$1,452,-
was
sold
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., and
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd., joint¬
ly, as 4Y4S and 4s, at a price of
98.55. Due on May 31 from 1957
5%
sold to J.
school
L.
Due
on
issue of
debentures
& Co.,
Graham
a
price of 97.90.
June 30 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Wis.
The
Bond
Sale—An
issue of
improvement bonds was
Fry & Co., as 4s, at a
94.09. Due
1 to
000
Sch.
on
$93,000
sold to
price of
March 15 from 1957
1976 inclusive. Interest M-S.
was
sold to Gaston
Laurent, Inc., at a price of 97.57,
a net interest cost of about 4.76%,
follows:
$52,000 3M>s. Due on June 1 from
Commission,
Sale—An
school
issue
bonds
Compagnie de Valeurs
ment, Ltd., at
net
interest
a
of
Que.
$340,La
Place¬
en
price of 97.19, a
4.74%,
about
cost of
27,000 4Y2S. Due on June 1 from
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
sold to
was
Dated
as
follows:
1957 to
May 1 from
on
Sale—An
Bond
school
bonds
are
dated
97.67,
a
4.61%,
May 1 from
bonds
issue
was
Int. J-D.
Quebec
$123,sold to
of
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
$102,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
1956.
1, 1956.
Credit-Quebec, Inc., at a price of
on
1964 inclusive.
112,000 4%s. Due
The
June
Oka School Commission,
500
$228,000 4s. Due
Ridgetown, Ontario
school bonds
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
Bond
An
Quebec
Sale—An issue of $79,000
Bond
as
QUEBEC
Ontario
—
of
clusive.
Chicoutimi
Sale
issue
An
—
Toronto, at a price of 98.53. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Separate School Board,
Debenture
Sale
$60,000 5% school debentures was
sold to J. L. Graham & Co., Ltd.,
to 1976 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Oshawa
Cookshire Protestant School Board,
Sunnidale Township, Ontario
Debenture
Guelph, Ontario
Ltd., Toronto, at
$51,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered May
28—v. 183, p. 2471—were awarded
to a group composed of the Beloit
Savings Bank, Beloit State Bank,
—
i
■
acter become
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
$130,000
Kenucane
(P. O.
.
117,000
122,000
I
u
113,000'
$16,000 5% fire truck debentures
was sold to J.
L. Graham & Co.,
Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
Beloit Township, Thomas
School District No. 6
108,000
-i
to be optional for redemption by said city prior to maturity
(less than all of a single ma¬
Interest J-D.
sive.
tor of Finance.
Preferred
declared,
June
4%s, at
as
979
1968 inclusive.
294,000
dividend
to stockholders of record
business
P.
20,
the
Bond Corp.,
1958 to
WISCONSIN
quarterly
a
Stock
1956,
of
New
composed of the Bankers
Ltd., Anderson & Co.,
group
bonds.
15 from
>'
These bonds are to be issued for the purpose of
constructing extensions and improvements to the municipal water¬
works system and said bonds, together with any additional bonds
ranking on a parity therewith as may be hereafter issued and out¬
standing under the conditions and restrictions set forth in said
ordinance, will be payable solely from the revenues from said water¬
works system, and the municipal sewer system that may be hereafter
lows:
on
58,000
»■
104,000
Deseronto, Ontario
the
Due
54,000
56,000
i
100,000
1993...
52,000
1
93,000
96,000 :
derived by
$800,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
Lovette,
Clerk,
until
for
NOTICE
share
dividend
Common
July 2,
the
Plaza,
Barrie, Ontario
Vancouver, Wash.
bids
50,000
In the event that
June
G.
48,000
and all bids.
ONTARIO
was
GEORGE W. HELME COMPANY
5
Due on May 1
price of 95.00.
a
2471—were sold to the State of
Washington.
Offering—R.
89,000
1990__.
46,000
a "
Ashland, Kentucky.
Ltd., and the Bank of Nova Scotia,
Bond
44,000
>
will
Nesbitt, Thom¬
Ltd., Dominion Securi¬
Corp., Ltd., and the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, as 3%s and 4s,
& Co.,
$70,000 school
bonds offered May 24 —v. 183,
p.
42,000
J
86,000'
I
est M-N.
$250,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
witz, of Seattle.
DIVIDEND
a
improvement bonds was sold to a
at
Washington.
41,000
-!
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Inter¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
$40,000 school
bonds offered May 24 — v. 183,
p. 2471—were sold to the State of
$105,000
issue
to
ties
'J
39,000
:
82,000
'
1986—
will furnish the prepared bonds and the approving
opinion of Messrs. Chapman and Cutler, lawyers, Chicago, Illinois,
and all bids may be so conditioned. Bidders must furnish certified
check for $52,000, as guarantee of good faith, this amount to be
forfeited by the successful bidder as agreed liquidated damages for
failure to take up and pay for the bonds when rdady, Bidders should
specify the interest rate or rates for the bonds (not exceeding 4%
per annum) which rate or rates must be a multiple of one-quarter of
one per cent, and all bonds of the same maturity to bear the same
interest rate. No bid for less than 100%. of par plus accrued interest
son
the
76,000
79,000
1985___
SCOTIA
gratip composed of
r
35,000
36,000
38,000
70,000"
73,000
April 1, 1966, at 103 if called for redemption on or prior to April 1,
1976, thereafter at 102 to and including April 1, 1986, thereafter at
101 to and including April 1, 1990, and at par thereafter. Both prin¬
The
Sale—The
general
Bond
to
33,000
68,000
combined and consolidated with said waterworks system.
NOVA
183,
County School District
/P. O. Stevenson), Wash.
Bond
12
;•
sold
composed of the Dominion
Securities Corp., A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc., and McLeod, Young, Weir,
Inc., as 4s. Due on May 15, 1981.
school
v.
Skamania
City
•
sold
2471—were
p.
as
Sulphur Springs Indep. Sch. Dist.,
was
$1,750,-
Antigonish, N. S.
Washington
Bond Sale—The $19,000
bonds offered May 24 —
Crowe, of Dallas.
„■
bonds
water
32,000
cipal and interest are to be payable at the Second National Bank
Sale—An issue of
•
.
County School District
No. 29-93 (P. O. Stevenson),
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
.
-
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
8
1986
to
British Colombia
000
31,000
$60,000
63,000
65,000
i
turity to be selected by lot) on any interest payment date on or after
COLUMBIA
Greater Vancouver Water District,
Bond
are
1978!
in the inverse order of their maturity
CANADA
BRITISH
19732645 1965
1977—.
$27,000
28,000
30,000
the portion
but
inclusive.
1967,
Le¬
Ilwaco, Wash.
Dated June 1, 1956.
par.
June 1
on
City.
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
of Washington.
1986 inclusive.
1977 to
Dated
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1974
to
group
June 1 from
on
from
1
4140,000 3V4S. Due on May 1 from
of
fiscal agency
the
at
or
gality approved by Weter, Roberts
& Shefelman, of Seattle.
Skamania
$131,000 3V4S. Due
May
on
inclusive.
1975
the State in New York
,
Marcos, Texas
Due
3s.
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
1956. Due on May
to
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice,
Ridge, Texas
Sale—An
Bond
follows:
as
on
Dated
Legality
build¬
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 183
p. 2471—were awarded to Allan
Blair & Co., and the Channer Se¬
curities
Co.,
both
of
Chicago,
June 6 for the purchase
$1,000,000 water revenue bonds.
(PST)
No. 6 (P. O.
Sale—The $155,000
Bond
*
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
New
Gratiot,
$15,000
until 7:30
bids
(City) and Shullsburg,
Diggins, Monticello
White Oak Springs (Towns)
Shullsburg
Amount
Year
Amount
1961—...
&
approved by Lines, Spooner
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
dated April
be
Year
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
Principal and interest
on
111999878024372
4
1, 1956, will be numbered consecutively
will be of the denomination of $1,000, will
bear interest payable semi-annually, and will mature on April 1 of
j
the respective years in the following amounts:: ;;V,;;_-V;
bonds will
from 1 to 2600, inclusive,
inclusive.
Victor Lind-
Comptroller, will
berg,
A-O.
1956
from
15
clusive.
bids will be received c/o
jointly,
Aberdeen, Wash.
Minden
5%
Chicago.
WASHINGTON
Killeen.
Edwin R.
sealed
.
Ashland, Kentucky, on June 12, 1956, at 8:00
o'clock p.m., at its meeting to be held in the Commissioners Chamber
in the Municipal Building in said city, for the purchase of $2,600,000
principal amount of Utilities Revenue Bonds of said city as authorized
and provided by Ordinance No. 21, series of 1956, finally adopted by
said Board of Commissioners on the 24th day of April, 1956. Said
that
announces
'
the Board of Commis¬
Bids will be received and considered by
sioners of the City of
the Ma¬
rine National Exchange Bank, 625
North Water Street, Milwaukee,
until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 7 for
the purchase of $1,750,000 high
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
will
Directors
of
Board
30—v. 183, p.
*
Eckenrod
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the First Security Bank of
Boothman, of Dallas.
6
High School District, Wis.
Bond Offering—Clerk
that the
ward W. Clyde announces
of
Nicolet
Secretary Ed¬
—
111999656034782758
0
com¬
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Williams & Co., C. F.
Co., and Wood, Gundy
&
Co., as 2.30s, at a price of
100.004, a basis of about 2.29%.
Utah
Offering
Bond
group
a
&
State Street,
Edgewood, Texas
to
UTILITIES REVENUE BONDS
2471—
183, p.
29—v.
Baxter,
Dist. (P. O. 351 South
Salt Lake City),
servancy
of
Gibson,
&
Lake-^^Couniy^-VFoitr Coin-
Austin.
■
from
payable
Salt
ASHLAND, KENTUCKY
$1,375,000
Childs
1 from
29,000 3%s. Due on June .i from
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Huntsville, or at
the Chase Manhattan Bank, New
<A-0)
May
awarded
street posed
24,000 3Vzs. Due on June 1
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
Wis.
The
—
County Home Building bonds of¬
were
$22,000 3%s. Due on June
1957 to 1967 inclusive.
inclusive.
Sale
fered
$75,000
Sale—The
Bond
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1996
Principal and interest
v
Huguenin &
improvement bonds offered May
21—v. 183, p. 2347—were awarded
to M. E. Allison & Co., Inc., of
San Antonio, as follows:
June 25 for the purchase of $2,330,000 Sam Houston State Teachers' College student housing reve¬
nue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956.
■
du Lac),
Bond
Notice of Sale of Bonds
County (P. O. Fond
du Lac
Fond
Velasco, Texas
Huntsville), Texas
— Claude
Isbell,
Board
from
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond Offering
sealed
4s, at a price of 100.41, a
basis of about 3.95%.:
'
dated June 1,
J-D. Legality ap¬
Dumas,
by
proved
of the State
Teachers' Colleges (P. O.
,
Monday, June 4, 1956
.
as
are
Interest
1956.
Board of Regents
Executive
bonds
The
from
340,000 3V4s. Due on May 1
1968 to 1981 inclusive.
?
..
of Be¬
and Second National Bank
loit,
213,000 3%s. Due on June 1
1972 to 1991 inclusive.
inclusive.
1967
to
June 1 from
on
1971 inclusive.
1957 to
from
$60,000 3*&s. Due on May 1
1957
of $87,000 3y4s. Due
cost
100.005, a
net interest
about 3.26%, as follows:
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2704)
May
1,
21,500 4Y2S. Due on April 1 from
1972 to
1976 inclusive.
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