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MONDAY
ISSUE
In 2 Sections
NSIKSS WHMISTUIIM
Section I
—
UUUT
Volume
New York 7,
Number 5619
185
Price
N. Y., Monday, March 11, 1957
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Adams
-
Co.
Express
Exemption—
to the
of
-
INSURANCE
it
York,
announced
was
March
on
1,
Feb.
'
Stock and Bond
5,
Commission
derwriters
,
Adams
of
offering are Adamex Securities Corp., a subsidiary of
Hallgarten and Co. and R. W. Pressprich and Co.
A
of
each
Adams Express and
the
latter
is
companies
two
also
on
boards
Ihe
$120,000
exceed
affiliations,
such
unless
Act
p.
1789.
purchases are prohibited
exemption
an
order
is
issued
by
by
Stock
Boston
—
Detroit Stock
the Investment Company'
the Commission.—V. 185,
Pacific
Stock
Coast
Montreal
of notification with the
stock (par $20) to be offered
at
$21
per
share to stockholders,
officers, directors and employees
for
a
period of 10 days, the unsold portion to be offered pubhclv
by Pasadena Corp., Pasadena, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used for
corporation
covering
the
purchase
of
Feb.
on
5,000
20
shares
oi
additional
filed
letter
a
Canadian Stock
common
and
autos
Toronto
Stock
—
—
Admiral
Corp.—Dividend Action Deferred—
directors
The
usually
meeting
Sud
Aerovias
The
SEC
for
corporation
covering
the
in
second
the
133,
of
184,
p.
action
dividend
a
The
until
paiu
the
•
company
Inc.,
St.
Petersburg,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.^...
19
filed
of
common
a
letter
stockholders
at
market,
without
Investment
Aid
&
Discount, Inc.
Debentures
—
Foreign
Sold
Condition
March 5 announced that
it had recently completed negotiations xor the private
placement
with
institutional
investors
of. $3,150,000
senior debentures, series A, due to Jan, 1, 1967. Goldman,
Sachs & Co. assisted
the company in arranging the
Privately—This corporation
on
The
ting
company
eral
insurance
mobiles.
'
r
See
.
-
is principally in the
V.
■
_
185,
"
p.
Air India International
•
Corp.—To
r,_ '
'
,
N.
48
The
Borrow $16,800,000
credit
a
Bank
of
T.
agreement
New
York,
on
Jan.
the
31,
Bark
1957
of
&
S.
First
A.:
Manhattan
The Chase
National
of
Bank
tooling
loan
Bank;
the
Irving Trust Co.
and
Weeks
mercial
1,
bank
1966.
loans
This -schedule will be moved forward if the com¬
repaid before March 3t, 1S65.
are
Corporation
is
a
government
corporation.
a
weekly Bombay-London service in
weejc along routes aggregating over 22,000
miles; from India to the United Kingdom via the Middle and Near
East and Europe; to Southeast Asia and-Japan; to East Africa; and to
have
Operations
June,
1948, to
Australia.
with
senger
11
grown
from
services
Air-India
traffic
Net
Jan. 13,'57
Ended—
a
carries
now
between
Sxckange
India
and
about
of
two-thirds
other countries.
The
Federal
for
Say Street TORONTO# CANADA
73
Sruce SI. Sorris
income
22,654,961
taxes.._—...——
457,592
income
435,000
—
$422,392
$407,186
——_
$0.77
$0.73
Brad:
—
__
share....
per
*
-Based
presently
on
Claude
close
the
President,
Edwards,
W.
remains strong and
Since
outstanding shares of common stock.
reported
24-week
the
period last month,
a new supermarket in the Grand
Covina.
Stores in La Puente and La
opened
in
within
the
signed
a
next
60
days,
lease for a
new
that
Mr.
Verne
capital
company
has
Edwards stated.
scheduled to open
The company also has
are
second store in the City of Orange.
He also
reported that construction will begin during the current 12-week period
on a new store in Riverside.
Concerning
being drawn
This
the
other facilities, Mr. Edwards stated that plans now are
for a large addition to Alpha Beta's produce warehouse.
due to increasing pre-packing operations and
made necessary
was
rising
volume of
the
produce being handled. The new lard rendering
Beach packing plant has now been com¬
Huntington
pas¬
addition
fleet
pleted, he said, and Is in operation.—V. 185, p. 605.
to
Sdcvnik
She (Canadian Stock Exchange
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
the
Covina Plaza Shopping Center
air
Sefepk one
working
currently totals $4,509,574.
of
present
the
She lllontreaf Stock CAickange
Office:
Jan. 15,'56
25,482,347
expenses......
♦Earnings
with
International
Air-India
PRESIDENT
(jeorge <2). SldamS
DIRECTORS*
engineering
$26,362,331 $23,497,147
and
Provision
the
under
agreement
ending Oct.
Sranc h
3. J. Rose,
and
105,
JwwLJ,
200
special
Boston.
the World Bank was signed in Washing¬
ton on
March G, 1957.- The loan bears interest of 5Va ';i
per annum
including the 1 f'c
commission charged by the Bank.
Amortization
will be in four semi-annual installments beginning April 1,
1965 and
America
We.nl eri: She Soronto Stech
inventories,
part
and
721
from
The
Indian borrowing in the New York market.
Into
parts
being moved to Mobile Drilling's plant at Indianapolis.—V. 184, pp. 817,
credit agreement may be taken down by AirJuly 1, 1959 to 3ept. 30, 1961.
Sinking fund payments will
begin six months after the scheduled delivery of the third aircratt in
March, 1960, but in no event later than March 31, 1962. Repayments
will be made In seven semi-annual payments so that the entire com¬
mercial bank loan will be retired by March 31, 1965 at the latest.
for Air-India International in negotiating this first direct
City
involves
47
India
a.separate agreement, lent the corporation $5,300,000.
The loans will carry the guarantee of the Govern¬
ment of India.
The First Boston Corp. acted as agent
entered
cash.
of
make earth drilling equipment, which he described as a very
of the unit's total operations.
The purchased material is
small
48
48
amount
sale
longer
—
Borrowing
,,
under
National
to
drawings of the earth drill department at Allis-Chalmers Buda divi¬
sion, Harvey, 111.
A company official said the Buda division will no
Costs
planes. The borrowing was a ioint operation
whereby five United States commercial banks granted
Air-India a credit of $11,200,000 and the World Bank,
First
equipment
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
airline, has arranged to borrow $16,800,000 to
costs of three Boeing long-range let
Air-India
......
Sells Rights to
—
sold the manufacturing rights for its line of earth
Mobile Drilling, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind., for an
This company has
24
finance the dollar
The
of
will
which
group
'
^
Manufacturing Co.
Sales
passenger
!
nev;
undisclosed
The Course of Bank Clearings
The
■■
the
com-
Committee
was
v-
drilling
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve Banks
for Jet Planes—This corporation, which is India's inter¬
national
<
It
automobile financing field, opera¬
'
executive
new
a
Finance
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
1037.
•
that
the
share, with a dealer's concession of $1 percompleted.—V. 184, p. 2437.
per
all
also
Chairman
of
of
Earth Drilling Equipment—
each
at
is
Allis-Chalmers
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
in the State of Ohio
It also has small loan
office and, through subsidiaries, conducts a gen¬
agency and writes physical damage insurance on auto¬
offices
20
operations
announced
ondary offering of 8,000 shares of common stock (no par)
was
made on Feb. 26 by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. at
54
11
Federal Reserve System.
financing.
completed.—V. 182,
was
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
Investment News.-Cover
Rates.—
Exchange
1
Chairman
..
State and City Bond Offerings. _——
It
formerly
Directors,
of
$29.75
under¬
share.
per
on March
constituted.
Fisk,
share.
Dividends Declared and Payable.
•
been
H.
Board
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation &
Co.—Secondary Of¬
Manufacturing
Paper
1037.
p.
Fla.—
ipar
in
man¬
the former Finance and Executive Committees.
The other
members, who are all directors, are Eugene Meyer, Henry M. Minton,
C. W. Nichols and Harry S. Ferguson. Glen B. Miller, newly appointed
President and Chief Executive Officer, is a member ex-officlo.—V. 185,
35
notification with the
31) to be offered
of
stock
the
replace
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange......
Exchange Commission—
Feb.
the
—-
$1
has
Kerby
Industrial Stock Averages 35
Prices
35
Stock
$5,300,-
Air-India
considering
requirements will be financed.
the sterling
corporation
mittee
45
■
quarter.
shares
selling
1223.
on
925.
p.
Americana,
on
9,000
account
writing.—V.
deferred
4
Securities and
With
Files
held
195G.—V.
share in
per
March
on
SEC Index of
is
of
amount
an
(£1,900,000).
India
(par $5) was made on Feb. 25 by J. C. Wheat &
dealer's
The
35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
of
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—1 Executive Committee—
,
41
44
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb SectionT
Government
2245.
p.
40
Exchange
$16,800,000
sterling
in
the
concession of $1
39
Exchange
National Quotation
jet
long-range
Co. and Branch & Co. at $22.50 per share with a
39
_____
Over-the-Counter Markets
capital.
working
stock
38
Exchange....
Stock
Boeing
three
fering—A secondary offering of 11,000 shares of common
36
...
Exchange
of
costs
pounds
required
Albemarle
31
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
SEC
29
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..39
Adams-Phillips, Inc., Pasadena, Calif.—Files With SEC
The
purchasing
with
which
in
ner
36
Exchange
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange-.
.
is
dollar
the
to
be
consultation
36
Exchange..
Cincinnati Stock
such
of
...
...
will
000
15
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange...
addition
In
Page
\
may
International may determine to purchase not
debentures.
Because of the intercompany
and American
debentures,
Adams Express
Quotations
(Stocks).
New York Stock Exchange
o
deter¬
mine to purchase from Adamex not to exceed $180,000 of the Daystrom
to
American International.
its
(model 707-420)
powered by four Rolls-Royce "Conway"
engines each, nine spare engines and other spare parts, a flight
simulator and ancillary equipment.
The total cost will be equivalent
to
about $23,000,000, of which $22.1 million is in foreign exchange.
airplanes
"K-;':'
;
New York Stock Exchange
this
of
Express,
director
.:/
use
and
International
Air-India
In This Issue
1957, Daystrom filed a registration statement with the
proposing the public offering of $8,000,000 of convertible
subordinated debentures due March 1, 1977.
Among the principal un¬
On
will
maintain
can
have applied
Super-Constellations and three Constellations.
The
the additional aircraft to meet the demands Qf
is equipping itself with jet aircraft so that it
competitive position among airlines servicing India.
eight
tiaffic
growing
permitting their acquisition of debentures of Daystrom, Inc.; and the
SEC has given interested persons until March
12, 1957, to request a
hearing thereon.
of
corporation
exemption order under the Investment Company Act
an
MISCELLANEOUS
-
consists
.
and American International Corp. affiliated investment
New
for
SEC
INDUSTRIAL
■
Purchase
Daystrom
.V-";;
-
This company
companies
Seeks
—
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
$. V BrooL, C. Wallrotl Jr., J. W. Strickland, R.J. WotLrJl, P- C. Waite, S. 3. Jdill
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1150)
program under the Govern¬
March 4 by Leonard H.
Cio.denson, President, with the disposition of the last 22 theatres reouired to be disposed of by March 15, 1957.
This
divestiture
program
involved the largest reorganization and
disposition of theatre properties in the motion picture industry. Under
the Consent Judgment entered
on
March 3, 1949, this corporation,
then known as United Paramount Theatres, was required to reorganize
its theatre holdings comprising interests in 1,424 partially or whollyowned theatres so
that, upon completion of the reorganization, the
company would own no more than 651 theatres.
The program involved
the disposition of interest in almost 890 theatres located throughout
tne
Lnnea States.
Unoer the Consent Judgment the company
was
reouired to terminate its interest in 1,005 theatres in w..icli there were
folnt
ownerships.
In many ins;ancc, tms involved the acquisition
of outstanding interests in jointly owned theatres and the subsequent
redisposition of many of such theatres as specified by the Judgment.
The transfer,
rearrangement, modification and adjustment of owner¬
worth far in excess of $50,000,000.
In
line
company's announced policy, further dispositions
nave been made beyond the requirements of the Decree
where marginal
theatres and properties having greater economic values than for theatre
use have been disposed of,
with the result that the company's theatre
subsidiaries presently operate 550 theatres—approximately 100 fewer
theatres than required by the Consent Judgment.
Further dispositions
are
contemplated in order to bring the company's theatre plant to
maximum
efficiency for income and earnings based on the general
economic characteristics of the motion picture Industry today.
With
the completion of the divestiture provisions of the Decree, the company
may
acquire
additional
theatre properties with Court
approval.—
ship involved
assets
with
the
185,
This
V
company,
terms
Of
the
shares
will
and
receive
the
therefrom.
prcceees
19o7
Angeles, Calif.—Regis¬
by
shares
and
Treasurer
95,621
selling
7.023
who
Director,
Edward
shares;
Raymond
his
cf
selling
is
19.224
his
of
Vice-President
Floun.
J.
and
holdings
Director.
*
into
holdings
have
will
Inc.,
acquired
all
American
of
outstanding
the
be
for
companies
the
at
shares,
common
issued
their
in
their
of
filed
corporation
registration
a
with
statement
which
of
the
four
financing
the
750.000
shares
be
90%
at
iroin its sale of the 130.000 shares will
tp be available for general corporate
prospectus, the company's backlog of un¬
added
to the company
its general funds
to
to the
its volume of business has been increasing
According
purposes.
filled orders
well
as
in
exchange
carrying of larger inventories.
Approximately
$350,000 of the proceeds will be used to reduce outstanding borrowings
under the company's credit agreement; and $125,000 will be used for
acquisition of testing equipment in establishing a testing laboratory at
Fullerton, Calif.
The company now has outstanding 517,860 common .mares. The
.selling stockholders. Arthur E. Lam el. President, Rav H, Cripps, VicePresident, and Phillip W. Zonne, Board Chairman, own 90.500, 90,500
and 86,300 shares, respectively.
They propose to sell 20,000 shares each.
—V.
185, p. 605 and V.
184,
2221.
p.
is
holding company filed
2
since
shopping
Chicago
to
within
of
its
this
organization
and
inventory
Adams
Express
Co.
This
■>'
-■
':;y
nounced
wiil
properties,
-
days.
30
next
It
'
I
American
'
'
•
.
•
March
The
Machinery
Laundry
110,244
to
filed
company
shares
offer
of
this
registrat on
a
Cincinnati,
Co.,
its
$20
common
par
for
stock
statement
bscription
si
with
SEC
the
O.—
stock.
The company propo.es
by bo!d»r?: of its outstanding
at
the
supplied
of
rate
additional
one
for
share
five
each
shares
held.
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
amendment.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. is
named
as
the
by
principal underwriter.
Net
proceeds
will
cash
loans.
be
available
added
be
the
to
funds of the company
general corpoiate purposes, including season 1
for
general
It is the company's present intention to
apply
major part of such proceeds to the reduction of its fliovt-te-'n
These
notes
leans
receivable
Western
to
in
Laundry
15
from
years
$6,000,000 With several
used
to
reduce
insurance
an
banks.
Tie
eliminate
or
184,
funds
the
and,' concurrently
company
three-year revolving
a
corporate .purposes.—V.
credit
arrangement
therefrom,
short-term
available,
as
loans
for
and
for
years
'
J,
Downey,
received
Automatic
P.
Products
20,000
the
for
be
erected
the
at
to
Center
keep
on
pace
engineering research activities being carried out
according to Mr. Grossman.
* "
"
,.
building will contain
development personnel, a
15.700
feet of floor
square
area.
two-bay addition will provide
Ground v.i.l be broken for tae expan¬
new
*
.
by holders of its outstand¬
to offer this stock for subscription
production
The First Boston
;
.
metals such
was
immediately, and
begin
165.
year.—V.
of
'.?•
ri
operation
lull
other
am.
expected by the
' " '
.V *'
•
end
:._V
185.
925.
p.
-
Stores Co.—Current
American
—V.
'
'If
Stock
—
and
$233,000,000
at
'
'
"
Offered
The holders
—
of
1956,
before
on or
Ui?bn
'
;
folio-s:
<s
series-A
shares held.
$12
"
aft=;r
Series
C
June
$11.25
share,
per
1.
'
1957,
T
notice
days
30
callable
■
series A
This
underwritten by M. H. Bishop & Co., Min¬
was
neapolis, Minn.
of
prior
'
i
sVock
preferred
is
share, series B $11 per share,
accrued and unpaid dividends. ;
per
plus
-
PROCEEDS—Tiie
Sales. Up—
1957—1 Wks —1956
net
proceeds
-
will be
y>5~*-*7 Wks —r ;,
k-.-ik'360,977,151 $51,142,528 $691,766,099 $576,576,353
"
;
/
ad-ed
ciie
to
the sale of (he series C shares
the corporation and additional
from
funds
generai
of
-capital will, be made available to the af-iliated banks,
the
board
directors,
of
'
determined by
as
;
f
7
Marcn
on
filed
5
egistration
r
a
s-tatement. with
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
.,
Prior
preferred
Series
the
,
A
Series
B
Series
..
.
company
CAPITALIZATION
,
Co.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
\
•
•
This
Inc.
C share for each five
series
high
Constriction
,
1957
11, 1957, for 30,000 shares of 5% prior preferred
.stock, series C, at par ($10 per share) on the basis of-one
laboratory
present
years
is
Shares,
offering
thfc
in
1038.
p.
March
*
*
103b.
p.
ea.ths and
rare
185,
recently given the right to subscribe
were
•
asbestos application. and
Lake Asbestos of Qusbc,
high purity metals; and for
the
as
$40,000,000
at
1957-1961.—V.
years
prior preferred stock, series A, of record Dec. 31,
to
to
•
estimated
are
live
Bank
.
addition
laboratory space, according
charge, of Research.
V
study
and
necessitates
the
'
of
wing will be added to
completed le;s than five
new
which
structure,
will
penditures
for
subsidiary.
ASARCO's
refractory
metal.-.
on
completely
the
elements
and
feet
square
Vice-President in
laboratories will be devoted
research
SEC
covering $250,000,000 of 28-year debentures^ due' April 1, 1985,
fnr nxMic sale at
comnetith'f biddjng. ■ •, 7
■
*> ,•
be
that
will
will
be
contract
a
Pinspotter,
for
according
Vice-President
and
the
installation
to
an
of
head
the
65,800
Pinspotter will be
rhis year at Beacon Bowl,
in
installation of
ABC
Automatic
Formation
of
subsidiary,
to
operations,
was
Creation
for
Minneapolis,
the
fo.OCOth
a
one
by
Bowling
of ten 'machines
bowling establishment
clo^e
40%
Pinspotter,"
rw«
bowling lanes will be equipped with
Mr. Downey said.—V. 185, p. 925
certified
or
the
to
Kelvlnator
coordinate
International
Corp..
Kelvinator
£
lie
of
the
C
Junior
stock
Sl0»
(our
Ouistanaing
*
1.600,000 d s,
-
,
130.000 s's.
-
.
130,000 shs.
30.0C0 shs.
.
,
(& Subs.)-—Earnings Declined
Calendar Years—
Sales and other income
*26,628 shs.
expenses
income taxes
Federal
income
taxes
—
<est.
" 18.290.000
1
i____——
income
S14.3-39;000
Inc.,
•and'
96%
.135,
%
expanding
announced
on
Kelvinator
of
new
International
March
1
company,
incorporated
worldwide
appliance
George Romney,
by
President.
represents
strong
a
under
the
laws
of
appliance products made in the United States
positive
which already
from
the
British
England.
Kel' inator
a
Both
is
government,
plants
International
are
under
operated
bv
1926
Canada.
Kelvinator
Kelvinator
ana
London,
and
commercial
Thousands
.7rt
,
~.n® °i.
from
hus
and
abroad
of
Canada,
Ontario,
produces
products.
of
Kelvinator
a
a
and
construction
Kelvinator
at
Lhi.
leading
Ltd.,
anpliance manufacturer
plants
in
Toronto
with
household anoliances
appliances
built
in
Britain
to
from the
year. Mr. Rcmney said.
appliance position in "he
United States to. dollar ar^as
sterling areas," he said.—V.
185.
share
end
outstanding,
creased
end
p.
935.
American Natural Gas
Co.—Subscription Agent—
n?
U
cuf Bank of New York hafl teen appointed
,£!?ierIc?n Natural Gas Co. in connection with
subtheir
^donal shares of ^common stock for purchase-by
liS
/"°
of record Ffb- 8- 1957 on the la is of one
fnr r^x*
lor rlgnts T f0,r e*ch 10 s*ares held on the record date. Warrants
will
h
u
expire March 14,
1957.
See
atoo
V.
1,6.
end of
at
\
•
—
"
■
of
of
American
1956,
owned
by
23,300
$227
million
1956
and
book
period from $44.33
to
at
Viscose
-
shareholders.
Dec.
31.
value" per
$46.53.—V.
185,
Shareholder
1955
10
337.
p.
$237
equity,
million
increased
share
in¬
f i<\
at-
the
over
same
For
the
year
income
of
quivements.
to
p.
10
ended
D^c.
$3,889,422,
99
cents
97
cents
per share,
31.
1956.
this
equivalent,
per
preliminary figures released
or
Mr.
share
on
on
Feb.
for the year
accor
' *•
1955.
"
•"
'<
s"b;idiaries
of
$36,596,802
for
*
for
1956
cents
shares
for
the
amounted
company,
to
as
$2,665,378.
separate
a
or
62
cents
per
ivem
requirements,
compaied
with
$2,4^7,317,
the year 1955.
1
225,099 shares of $25 par 6ri
preferred stock,
of
stock
$25
oui
standing
preferred
at
Dec.
31,
sto«*rk
and
1956.—V.
3-245.366
184;
p;
-shares
for
aft
or
r
58
225.0'*0
of
J
dividend
declared
was
be
expectation
the biggest
of
year
last
it.h
v
by
year
'
Development w-rk
■
menti
t
dyrihT
a
ity,
of
missil;
e-.
•
in
of
the history
.'jhoming"
has
e1^" ronic's
184,
whs
unveiled
systems
against
The
companv
covering
missile reliabil¬
shock and vibration
.
manufacturers
as
well
as
government
'
share),
on
Feb. 25
.
-
4
and
With SEC—-
filed a*, letter of notification
ncrt-producing -oil
and
gas
agencies.
'
.
with the SEC
100.000 shares of common stock to be offered at
without underwriting.
The proceed!
aer
to be
producing
couiD-
for" stockholders
an . important
phase ' of Barry's
is being done on contract from leading
It
722.
p.
over
in
become
and' development.
ond
brain,
nrotecti"e
mi js'les
,
sales
"
A top-priority problem
plant.
development*, of
supersonia
research
commercial
protective s-stems* for w'.-aHe- «r«iid»nce
on
the
of
tour
increasing-
of
par <$2 per
invested
in
leases.
P&ssons Industries Corp.—Files With
com¬
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
to
go
to
19.945
$2.50
at
per.
selling
two
Securities
are
tomers of Jay
to
March
an
1
filed
a
letter
SEC—
of common stock (par 59
without underwriting.
The
shares
share,
with the
cents) to. be
of not-ifioation
proceeds
sold
on
are
*'
stockholders.
be
the
ov--the-counter
market
W. Kaufmann & Co., New York.—V. 183, p.
to
cus¬
1854.
1226.
^Anaconda Co. — Offering 98.8% Sub.sbribed — Of the
1,J34,865 shares of capital stock of this company which
offered to its stockholders
to
ahead of tost year,
predicted to run about 20%
1957
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Record
were
directors
the
by
Tear
for
par
for
Pietz. inno"nced
The
share,
quarterly
the expectation
at least 50%.
previous
corporation,
dividend
per share
T^ere
will be 'betel upon in due course, stated Mr.
President.
Tha stock has been traded over-thein February, 1955.
issuance
'program,
'
income
preferred
•
the
the
9
net
'i'g t.i
,
was
Basin RoyaHy Co., Amarillo, Tex.—Files
This compa rest -with $2,772.51'.
gross operating revenues
amounted, to $39,740,310 and were
the* year
mon
„tock.
'it.
:
for listing of its securities on
the
announced on March 6. It is expected
applied
He aiso announced a new commercial -.products marketing
Higher—
company had' cons 1 dated
preferred
dividend ,re7
the common
21.
*'
t'-e company.
after
Consolidated
1956
year.
its
sales
Whh
„
—V.
American Water Works Co., Inc.—Earnings
net
lias
Exchange,
Barry
since
missile
'
■
'
"...
application
Pietz,
A-ten-cent
$4.60
,
"V
capital shares
5,095^510
had
Mar-
owned;
paid March 23 to all stcckholders. of record March 15, 1957.
$77,692,000
$2.93
Viscose.
American
State'Bank,-70.6%
"
3,032^)0(1
C89.O33.Q0O
year
:
from
of
on rights and were un¬
by a group of 230 investment firms headed
by Hallgarten & Co., 1,713,923 shares, or 98.8%, of the
total were subscribed by the exercise of rights issued to
stockholders or sold by the underwriters during the
subscription period which expired March 5.
The re¬
maining 20,942 shares are being offered by the under¬
writers at $62.62 V2 per share.—V. 185, p; 926.
-
derwritten
pnmmnn
sliarets redeemed
46,899,609
*
Detroit
Rapids also are exported each
tlie factors that strengthens our
J ..V I"'1
'
—
earnings do not inch de the corporation's '50';
equity in t e
of associated companies which in 1956 amounted to $1.29
the
The
wide variety of
Leonard
1*241 n"i
1.011.000
shares-.
common
share
per
each
At
and
subsidiary.
been
Earnings
will
In
addition, Kelvinator products are built in 11 foreign countries:
Argentina, Australia, Brazil. Colombia, France,
Germany. Mexico New
Zealand, Norway, South Africa and. India.
Since
preferred
earnings
142.
p.
th>
counter
retired' in 1955
on
owned;
90%
Heights
Inc., 100'; owned;'University National Agency
Chicago-lake In -'irin -e 4"«ney, - Inc., 96% owned;
Heights Insurance Agency, 70.6%. :
v"«
-corporation
Ervin
Mr. Romney
Delaware,
on
expansion of assembly operations in other cumaddition, Kelvinator International will
co-ordinate
newproduct research, planning and
development for the exoort market.
Currently, Kelvinator manufactures household refrigerators and other
refrigeration products at a plant In Crewe,
England. A second plant, to
leased
on
Retained
"These
in
Eromborough,
Premium
$138,875,000
10^02,000
dividend—25
organ¬
National Bank. ..89.303%- owned;
Chicago-Lake Slate; Bank.
,Mar«u»tte
Bank,
Columbia
American Stock
„
preferred shares,
Stock
for
concentrate
tries,
$99,285,000
shares
1939,
Doc. 2.
cn
corporation,
Barry Controls Inc.—Plans to List Shares—
This
6.68,4.000
e-
common
S»ntth Dakota
owned;
Columbia
—V.
follows:
«s
Nutioral
owned?
'
On
23,914 shs.
-
Insurance Agency.
cuette
'r
""
Cash dividends;
a
w30,000 sl»s.
,L'_*—_
•"
"
organized in Minnesota
was
Bank Shares Corp.,
ar a
91.66?;%
114,166,090
of
accruals
'
.
.
$24,709,001
77,692,000
Retained earnings at beginning of year.L
Refund of Fed. tax»s on inc. and reversal
tax
aboil3
University
*
25.237.d00
x.
-
lS.OCO shs.
300,0CC-shs.
Aug. 23, 1929. It. functions primarily as the owner and controlling
stockholder of its affiliated banks and insurance agencies in the M'inrie-
..
209,104,QQ0
: l,533;00J
1,079,000
.
in. 1956.
BUSINESS—Cornoraticn
to
-
ized
1955
210,69.7,000
,
lest.-t
30,000 shs.
r-.
,<paf$10)__
pari
privately
succeeding
$242,975,000 $260.583,nno
and
costs
State
195^
*
(ho
stock
"Placed
.
'
-
American Viscose Corp.
__.u__ -4.v___,
preferred' siock
Common
de¬
for
advances
to
subsidiary and associated comunnie-.; lor
purchase of stock offered for subscription*by such companies; for
extensions, addition., and improvements to its own telephone pla^t;...
and for general corporate purposes,—V. 185, p. 1038.
%
,,
'
earnings
wholly-owned
new
a
larger share of export markets for Kelvinator,
a
market
rffer
the
from
Minn.
machine,
N°" 2 among W01'U major appliance manufacturers,"
The
In*
*nd
proceeds
the
use
the
of
announcement
company's
American Motors Corp.—Forms International Unit—
now
to
the
On
later
constructed
"With the
said
intends
company
('Net
Group.
ration's
AMF
iu
•fQ~a.<
The
excess
The 25,000th aMF Automatic
to be installed
ft*
will
"L"
new
that
has
company
Frank
be
Ohio,
Director,
an¬
"
..
Phillips,
new
to
A
6.
was
the
A.
25,Q00th Pinspotter-^-
This
25,000th
will
Alliance,
at
Center
any then existing bank loans (estimated not to exceed $5,500?temporarily required pending sale of the stock. Construction ex-
000»
*
Research
general
1038.
p.
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Receives Contract
bid
Research
Grossman.
proceeds of this financing will be used for general corporate
purposes, including proposed construction expenditures, and the repay¬
p\us increasing appli¬
The
primarily to finance instalment
forthe acquisition of the as.se :s of
part,
Press Company, Inc. and certain other acquisitiont
working capital. The company is planning to borr v
therewith, .to enter into
for
R.
Net
incurred
were
and,
augment
S3.000.000 for
be
Paul
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
is named principal underwriter.
bentures
to
are
requirements.
all or a
and
the-company's Research Center
by
""
Block
-The record date,
'and
1014.
p.
Corp.
American Te'eplione & Telegraph
covering
184,
ing common stock of record March 18, 1957, at the rate of one addi¬
tional share for each 11 shares then held.
1'ha subscription price and
They will be located in the
%•'
.
•
•" *
*%
have been in Minneapolis, Minn.,
ago.—V. 185, p. 817.
*
its' central nen-fcirons metal
Plainfield,
N.
J.,
by
one-third,
it
non-ferrous
than
>
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
12
Co.,
1
proposes
its
move
metals
for
more
Sales
'
&,
1957, coverinc 581.537 shares of its rip par common stock. The company
announced
was
expanding
South
Period End, Feb. 23—
"
Ward
This company filnd a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 28.
company'i expansion and diversification,
The-
Dr.
Is
at
on
cations
of
1577.
p.
for
Co.-Previously
'■/%;
Smelting & Refining; Co.—Enlarges Labs.—
company
Laboratories
a
184,
Grant
Montgomery
ment of
American
Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption
above.—V.
T.
Fogler was
sion
185,
and
American International
Maine.—V.
of
1,120 square feet of office sp->ce.
in April.—V. 185, p. 1038.
accounts
products.—V.
new
company
two
i
See
W.
cf
,
Mr.
1940.
University
axoand-
For oroduct
President.
by Julius Epstein,
for
center
the
Exchange Building.
temperature
registration statement with
the SEC on
Feb.
20,
1957, covering 100,000 shares of
its $lo par
common stock,
to be offered under its Stock Purchase Plan to eligible
employees of American Gas and tat sajuduiavies.—1V. 103, p. UV7."
York
New
suburban
Headquarters
Ltd.;
This
of
March
on
research
SEC—
and
director
a
'
-
Navy,
of
Manager
and
"
...
the
growing nuclear
The
this large real estate organization in the country
exclusively to the organization,
construction
and
of
devoted
headquarters
process
American Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With
General
"L"-shaped building
with
Shopping Centers, Inc.—To Move—
Headquarters
which
operation
which
as
*
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
American
the
necessitated
has
1938
by the company,
.
Insurance
initial public offering price.
such
of
proceeds
Net
Co.—New Trustee-
an
1.
An
are
Feb.
shares
and
announced
were
March
increased to
companies
expenditures for development of
'
V; /
1038.
p.
others,
by
1038.
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—To Expand Research Center—
by American Photocopy Equipment Co. will", be added to -the
company's working lunds
and
used for general corporate purposes,
among
was
the Department oi
President
the
of
.Plans- to
l'rjom the sale of the 59,000 shares of common stock being
and
secured
185, ,p.
Fogler is a director of W. T. Grant Co. and the Grand Union
trustee of the Grant Foundation and President of the board cf
a
trustees
companies.
respective
been
shares, of
value,
par
shareholders
the
to
shares
$1
$122,000 each
be
present
Photocopy Equipment Co. are to be changed and
1,0CC,000
to
four
These
of
to
are
$2,292.887.—V.
January .1957,
Companies.
joining
between
Mr.
Co.,
Apeco of Canada,
time have substantially
the same shareholders and are engaged in different but,complementary V
aspects of the single-copy duplicating industry
In connection with
the
merger
and the
acquisition of
all
the
outstanding
shares
ofApeco of Canada,
the authorized 22.500 $10 par common shares of"
Ltd.
to
had
he
to
President
years
<both Illinois corporationst
will have been merged
Photocopy
Equipment
Co.,
and the
latteT company
Co.
American
who
T.iev
than
Insurance
Foglcr,
1953
Atlantic
P'-ior
selling 3,077
Packaging
June
of .the
of
wi,o
of 35.139 shares? and Lloyd A. Briggs,
of his holdings of 15,387 shares.
The prospectus states that prior to the delivery of the shares beinc
offered.
Photo
Paper
Products,
Inc..
and
Clayton
Chemical
and
is
who
H.
C,
instalments
Assistant-Secretary of the Navy
has been, elected a'trustee, of this
company
and
a
director of the Centennial Insurance Co., it
was
anneunced,cn March 7 by Franklin B. Tuttle, Chairman of the Board
from
A. Rautbord. Director, who.-is. gelling .20.739 ■ of theowned by him; Clayton L. Rautbord, Vice-President.
Robert
him:
103,697
receivable
the SEC on
28. 1957. covering 190,000 shares of its SI par common stock.
Of
this stock, the company proposes to offer 130,000 shares for public sale
for its own account.
The remaining 60,000 shares, now outstanding, are
to be offered for sale by the present owners thereof.
The initial public
offering price will be related to the current market for the outstanding
shares!, which are listed on the American and Paciflj Coast Stock Ex¬
changes, at the time of the offering.
The underwriters, headed by
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and dwell, Weedon & Co., will purchase the
This
less
not
N. Y^
will up to
purchase from it. of
to be dated April 1,
the
.series
>al
inclusive.
equ—..*
1972,
costing
for
'
■
,
15
to
Atlantic Mutual
gire being sold by approximately 30 stockholders, including the
following: Samuel G. Rautbord, Chairman of thq Board. President and'Director, who is sell ng 31.031 of the 155,154 shares presently owned-
including,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
"
tr.
in
mature
1.
1956
equipment
new
The remaining 150.000
to
April
*
' York; 5.
■
-
shares
Proceeds
American Electronics, Inc., Los
reived March 14—
'
44
at
March
oa
equipment
and
from
offered
ters
Company,
(EST)
S 1,850,000
Brothers.
The public offering price and underwriting
to
be supplied by amendment.
•
200,000 shares being offered, the company is selling 50,009
are
Tne
•
noon
Lehman
by
:?
^
-
filed
a
registration statement' with the SEC on
Feb,
27, 1957, covering 200,000 shares of its $1 jptir common stock,
to be
offered ior public sale through an underwriting group-headed
925.
p.
Ann Arbor R;-
Chicago, 111.—
Equipment Co.,
Photocopy
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of 22 Theatres Under Consent Decree—
The completion of the theatre divestiture
ment
Consent
Decree
was
announced on
V.
American
Theatres Inc.—Dis¬
American Broadcasting-Paramount
poses
Monday, March 11, 1957
r.
.
Beech
Volume Predicted—
aircraft
billinga ft net manufacturer's prices were $3.'l43,0)0 for ci'il
sales during the month of January.
Although this would
indicate
a
dicts
total
a
$40,000,003
yearly business of
1P57
as
volume
civilian
Bemfs Pros.
over
of
$36.r03,030. Beech management
approximately
deliveries.—;V.
Bag:
135,
p.
$100,C(JO,OCO
with
pre¬
about
714L
Co.-r-Secondary Offering—secon¬
dary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock (par $25)
made
March 6 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$33.50 per
dealer's concession of $1 per sha^e. It was
being continued at time of going to press.—V. 176, p. 1262*
was
on
share, with
a
Volume
135
Number
Bendix Aviation
Malcolm
000.000
final
•ur
quite
P.
for
fiscal
earnings
Mr.
Ferguson
largest
for
to
said
-"This
compared
to
stands
now
He
little
a
27
bit
sale
of
and
"I
expect
than
better
but
slock
not
Bendix
that
in
month
comparable
of
January
of
previous
the
sales
indicated
a
that
and
$161,000,000,
were
quarter
is
forecast
$554,000,000
that
while
by
at
Sept.
our
orders,"
the
automotive
three
Net
he
months
advance
proceeds
to
—V.
Split-Up
of
stockholders
into
plan
a
preferred
voted
April
30.
The
185,
Common
Net
is
to
to
change
$1
per
the
annual
the
of
share
of
common
stock
share
of
the
the
new
the
of
preferred
stock
an
aggregate
value
new
of
of
hold
be
issued
time!
the
securities
new
will
the
the
believe
annual
to
in
directors
stock
15,
St.
to
oi
gain
declared
stock,
This
New
Lead
convertible
investors,
apply
York
March
for
Stock
less
vviU
on
common
■
.
be
placement
The
in
placement
common
In
stock,
For
has
1957
of
at
record
a
Proceeds
e
listing
for
respect¬
$0.59
year
took
that
in
full
hit
below
C&O's
Virginia,
and
their
fell
far
so
floods
—V.
toll
in
February
operation
until
the
middle
has
uncovered
its
on
the
pany
month.—-
properties
announced
the
March
on
assistance
of
of
Patino
of
additional
Canada
the
Ltd.—has
company's
needed
lunds
agreed
6%
V.
185,
10-year
as
6%
loan,
a
at
bonds,
par
J.
the
of
184,
pre¬
new
Louis
H.
a
bonds
1,
Noyes
in
it
been
late
last.
21,
General
elected
Marcel
Mr.
since
Treasurer
F.
Buchner
institutional
..-
passenger
Co.
and
balance
the
and
cars
1957,
ary,
The
and
of
Plymouth,
Dodge
lor
the
February
irucks,
iirst
a -year
DeSoto,
Dooge,
U.
and the
ago,
Period Una. Feb. 28—
only
S.
months
two
deatn.
placement,
Mr.
Weaver
organization,
that
the
he
placement
said.
the
At
order
company's
will,supply
Weaver
said,
equipment.
and
the
and
first two months
The
SEC
and
See
1956-
of
of
V.
14,720
10,420
Chrysler
12,983
9,833
26,661
3,895
1,447
7,332
interest
offered
be
The
at
proceeds
face
filed
21
5'-
W.
E.
C.
—V.
payable
i
75.822
243,142
176,511
7%°
7,274
15,186
14,403
83,196
•Figures
163,328
190,914
preliminary and
arc
used
for
will
be
working
the
with
debentures
net
upon
gas
Co.'s
Ralph
Investment
With Securities and
The
SEC
of
corporation
18
covering 4,000 shares.of
class
and
at
Corp.,
B
120V
are
of
of
proceeds
moving
7%
be
$1)
stock
be
shares
per share,
be
offered
to
various
184,
the
underwriting.
no
of
with
6,000
$12
at
debentures
will
properties
contractual basis.—V.
a
and
Sit
offered
convertible
v
notification
of
(par
be
to
There
acquire
to
letter
a
common
(par
amount.
used
on
filed
seven-year
principal
to
homes
of
stock
common
$100,000
Washing ton, I). C.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Feb.
on
types
1910.
p.
subject
to
165,
change.—V.
See
abandon
Co.
T.
Corp.—Dow
934.
p.
Dow
Financial
tive
will
Corp.
direct
the
securities
investment
and its subsidiaries and
responsibilities,
Mr.
will
said.—V.
Dietz
have
185,
other
of
C.
general
—V.
185,
p.
I.
T.
execu¬
This
Electric
company
Power
March
on
Co.—Registers With
filed
4
a
registration "statement
SEC—
Net
proceeds will be used
bank
term
funds
loans,
been
have
ments
the
to
which
used
public
for
$6,000,000
of
market
sale
,
the
of
tirst
the
of
would
stock,
new
bonds
conditions
bonds
new
of
the company's
These
$9,000,000.
financing of additions
facilities of the company.
mortgage
other
and
part
total
interim
utility
Shortly after the sale
*
discnarge
to
presently
common
if,
remain
be
used
in
the company
the
opinion
favorable.
to
The
discharge
of
and
the
improve¬
covering
at
$22,600,000.—V.
Central
the
company's
re-
and any balance would be used in its
Construction expenditures for 1957 are estimated
135,
1039.
p.
Illinois Public
Service
Co.—Earnings Off—
Twelve Months Ended Jan. 31—
Operating
Gross
Net
1957
._*—
Common
Average
stock-—
common
shares
at
number
during
ing
:
——
for
end
of
oi
-
.
.
common
12,049.259
8,948.823
9.015,191
7,956,691
3,463,60J
-
3,293,600
$2.37
shares
3,293,600
3,336,100
year
the year
$50,227,006
7,890,328
income
income
Available
S2.42
outstand¬
"
will
—V.
basis
185,
THE
p.
of
average
number of shales
482.
be
no
incident
Braniff
Collins
is
for
of
Ivins,
in
With
heed
Co.'s
Electras
The
in
tion
on
the
1951.
The
two
and
which
order
of
Collins
newest
stock
others
to
Braniff
as
system
this
in
Collins
Radio
notification
10
(par
at
to
are
with
cents)
cents
25
the
facture
and
related
equipment.
navigation
pioneered
sale
of
is
be
to
is
for
outstanding during the year.
$19,903,300
used
Fuel
fleet
beginning
early
$52,154.
An
102(8%
of
During
sold
were
to
cessions
1003-i%
'4%
the
aggregate
to
Trust
the
bonds
511
other
ofiering
of
altitude
and
the
development,
design,
electronic
in
184,
Inc.,
Chicago,
$3,994,000
the
185,
representative
at
principal
representative
the
case
of
the
amount
70%
of
an
the
initial
principal
Court
mortgage,
to
re¬
distribution.
the
funds to pay the costs of administration
convenient after the determina¬
other pending matters, the trustee
as
in their hands, to the record holders
1016.
p.
p.
an
of
one
aggregate
of the
amount
at
ot
year)
representative
ol
the
due
due Jan.
notes
due
June
June
due
notes
due
unsecured
15,
1963
1965
1,
25,000.000
Sept.
1,
due
June
15,
notes
due
June
1,
1964*
37/u%
notes
due
Nov.
1,
1966
4'4%
notes
due
Mar.
1,
subordinated
due Sept.
1957
25,000,000
500,000 shs.
—
1953
unsecured
15,
ptd. stock
•Excludes
A
for
($100 par value)
16,000,000 shs.
—
5,033,645 shs.
included under
'Unsecured
yeart." ^Includes 178,565 shares
under Employees' Restricted Stock Option Plan.
(due
issuance
,
r.ote:
1969
$2,875,000
Notes
25,000,000
None
25,000,000
20,000,000
*
— —,-
Common,stock ($10 par value)
Short-Term
25.000.000
10,090,000
25,000.000
20,090,000
25,000,000
25.000,000
10,000,000
1977
3"'»'-
,
notes:
due
noles
JuniJr
40,009,000
50,000,000
30,090,000
15,009,000
30,000,000
75,000,000
75,000,000
1961—.
1,
notes
Cumulative
FINANCING
Outstanding
$40,000,000
50,000,000
30,000,000
Jan, 15, 1968——15,000,000
Nov.
1, 1969
30.000,000
Oct.
1,
1974
75,000,000
Feb.
1.
1976
75,000.000
noces
3.95%'
unsecured
within
notes
one
wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary of the company has
outstanding
princioal amount of 4% %unsecured notes due Feb. 1,
payable in Canadian dollars and guaranteed by the company.
of
the
other subsidiaries of the company borrows any money
$4 000,600
1963,
None
lrom
con¬
except
from
Feb.
the
10,
company.
1:157,
the
'
company
had
established
credit
lines
with
$561,525,000 of which $225,075,090 was in use, the
balance of $336,450,000 being available. On the same date the company
banks
purchased
at
on
$673,810,917
»
3%%-
A
debentures
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
3%
of
dealers,
was
offering
4V2%
..
noies
3.35 %
the
price
Mention
(due with¬
notes
3ya %
under¬
ranging
pnce*s
selected
GIVING
3% ';<■
manu¬
series
—
noises:
•Unsecured
posi¬
340.
the
Sold
Co.— Notes
of March 4 of the.public
$25,000,000
short-term
in
On
stockholders
trustees to make
than
Authorized
convertible
rights
the
less
(The
As soon
Credit
issue
our
1
reserved
principal
1,650,000
Co.
I. Grossman,
trustees.— V.
3%
Corp.—Subscriptions—Of
660,336
made.
be
make
to
CAPITALIZATION
.
$60,000
&
for bonds."
231 So. La Salle Street, Chicago 4, 111., is attorney
receipts
Unsecured
of flight
integration
of flight
techniques.—V.
A
not
of
nil remaining funds
due
to
Struthers
Buildings,
the Court ordered
obligations.
notes
in
440,900
Wood,
Stevens
have retained
3r;8%'
less
&
Co.
1,030,009
bondholders
and
trustees
due
the
1,650,000
final, on
notes
par,
880,000
Cartwright
Co.
National
notes
by
of
7u'(
$380,000
<fc
Illinois
3a/4%
aggregate of
Co
Rothschild
became
41/4 %
of
Sweney
&
Co.—
&
F.
order
has
total
a
severally
principal amounts
'
and
During the offering to stockholders
purchased
L.
in
writers and sold at 98%%.
writers
Rlter
1,650,000
Co.
have
below
names:
have been made with Continental
Co. of Chicago, the trustee under the
and
series
named
McDonald
$1,675,000
properly
communication
4%%'
of
a
aggregating
COMMERCIAL
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers 25 Park Place. New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570, Herbert D, Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
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. Illinois
STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, I"42- at •
poet office at New York, N. Y., rnder the Act of March. 3, 187B.
Subscriptions in United. States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 p<5r year, in Dominion ox
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
'
William
Dana
(Telephone
,
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
to
and
subordinated notes due
March 1, 1977, at 98.06% and accrued interest by an
underwriting syndicate headed by The First Boston Corp.
and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The offering was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed. Further details follow:
i
specialized
Iron
as
provisions
supplemented
the respective
their
1,650,000
1957,
the
to
a. leading
supplier of communication
military and
commercial
aircraft
and
&
underwriters
opposite
1957.)
March
for
sinking fund
debentures due Jan. 31, 1977, recently offered to common
stockholders of record Feb. 5 at par, $12,911,900 principal
amount were subscribed for, including $3,884,000 sub¬
scribed for by the underwriters, headed by Allen & Co.
Accordingly, a total of $10,875,400 principal amount of
the series A debentures were purchased by the under¬
an
'
25,
Subordinated
Colorado
restrictive
as
properties were sold at public auction for $5,185,000.
together with other funds in -the hands of the trustees,
principal amount of bonds of $7,019,600.
may
made
620.
p.
simplified
a
in
new -communication
many
its
to
presentation
engaged
highly
It
systems
Inc.
Commercial
share.
per
be
instruments.
Co.
2,651,360 shs.
without limitation
series
more
tion and satisfaction of these and all
area.
Director System.
The initial order
five Boeing 707's and nine Lock¬
add
provides
pictorial
a
193,841 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
;
or
After careful analysis of all necessary reserves, the trus¬
concluded that an initial distribution equal to 75%
of the
6,
"The
placed
for
the FD-105,
an
advanced
4-inch
original
"Integrated
Flight
System"
developed
by
easy-to-read
Outstanding
$104,110,000
325,000 shs.
value)-
the
Jan.
have
ceive
was
The
FINANCING
bonds.
Bank
for
will
PRESENT
"Arrangements
its new turbo-prop and jet fleet with
Flight
spares
Columbus,
SEC—
of
underwriting,
The proceeds
to mining operations.—V. 184,
systems
TO
utility providing
estimated at
Ohio.
!
public
population
a
•
one
Venetian
March
also
lie*
distributor
letter
a
common
then
and
Airways Inc.'will equip
Radio
dual
debentures
•Earnings per common share
-On
1956
$50,948,231
11,746,976
revenues
shares
during
debtor^
than
of the.
tees
Pleasant
at
N.
to sell
of
maining short-term bank loans,
construction program.
136,500
stockholders
to
con¬
electric
its
to
820.
p.
distribution
'
Collins Radio Co.—Flight Director System Contract—
company,
proceeds
the
short-
borrowed
intends
the
Richard
approximately
Service's
filed
21
program
$25,000,000
and
around
EFFECT
1,100,'TOO
"On
decision
of
instrumentation
with
stock:
The company
proposes to offer this stock for sale at competitive bidding.
par
a
42.
Feb.
and
__u.
forth
As
&
will distribute
on
i.nd
1986.
1,100,000
and
corporation
1959.
*
6EC covering 300.000 shares of its $1
station
generating
construct
Cities
with
Ohio
in
Co.—
Jacob
version
California
liled
less
for
expenses
1040.
p.
GIVING
Corp.
Noyes
Hutton
Co.
is
construction
improvements
1957
operating
an
in
area
Langley fr Co.—
eight farm-tap lesule customers of The Gas Service
ol
v/ny
of the line which would be abandoned.
to
Service
SEC
Chairman—
activities
to
and
during
1,675,000
This amount,
is
right
the
Gas
offered
Finance
j.
authorizing this company to
basis to the Missouri Public
Examiner
Coin, Inc., Denio, Nev.—Files
Charles W. Dow, former President of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, has joined C. I. T. Financial Corp. as Chairman of the Fman e
Committee and a director, it was announced on March 6 by Arthur
O. Dietz, President of C.
I. T. Financial Corp.
Mr,
service
along
The
Manufacturing Co,—Sale of Assets—
Financial
electric
Presiding
Service
The
There
I.
Cities
FPC
after
in
(l<k Sullivan and jVTorris E. Feiwell, trustees, in a letter dated
28* to the holders' of first mortgage income 5% bonds due Sept. 1,
said, in part:
1955,
and lor
Dunham-Bush, Inc. below.^—V. 185, p. 1039.
C.
Presiding Examiner has
Interruptible
Green
by
is
areas
Inc._u
Boston
185,
Feb.
miles of
pipeline to replace existing facilities in Johnson and Cass Counties,
Mo., used to supply natural gas to Pleasant Hill, Lonejack, Kingsville,
and Hoiden,
Mo. Cities Service at the same time was authorized to
The
'Brunner
additions
an
Co.
principal
Mo,
The
decision,
100%
to
John
Commission
an
on
1962
in
100%
to
improvement
an
III.'—Initial Distribution to Bondholders—
Hill,
>
authorizes
Braddock
the
by
natural
Service
•
Commission
Power
review
to
supply
earnings!
Underwriting.
no
capital.
Federal
subject
dan
101.36%
redemp¬
at
company
year
'
Cities Service Gas Co.—Plans New Facilities—
notification
of
instalment
contingent
There
amount.
be
letter
a
set
Co.,
Hemphill,
Files
—
Of¬
2,765
.a-nTIV-vjl23,884
with
Commission—-
legistered
be
to
to
are
Calif.
two
be issued
Columbus
1939,
p.
from
company
in
Read & Co.
&
First
W.
21,840
■
passenger
first
under
The; company's
lor
includes
Bonds
Ohio
The
2 2,2j8
30,994
Imperial
New
Blyth
38,641
Trucks
the
company's
Dillon,
91,037
nrovide
to
185,
the
The
•>1957—2 Mos.—1956
54,697
Total
option of the
in
principal amount but subject to the
indenture dated Sept. 1, 1940,
aggregate
the
128.228
oacklog
the
$30,000,000
mortgage bonds
"
was.
15,983
A
corporation on Feb.
$200,200 of
3d
Riverside,
Inc.,
Exchange
covering
additional
to
Laboratories,
Securities
about
of
''Bonds may
Febru¬
with
38,089
^
1957.
;
agreed to purchase from the company
65,641
DeSoto:
22,
Co.—Bonds
Electric
redeemable
Cumulative pid. shs. ($100 par
Common shares ($5 par value)
Imperial
of
compared
close
company
help
and
(
a
26,645
1^—_.i
at
also
properties
expenditures
Tiiis
Louis
Dodge
noted
to be fixed on April 2.
the basis of one share
on
expected to expire April
Ohio
106.49%
are
prices scaled
service
of
the month
1957,
•1957— Month—1956
price
a
1957
3,
amended.
Chrysler
for
of
is
April
on
Authorized
'
of
of
sale
•'
"The
Bourns
With
at
electric
First
one of "the original six
Bachner brothers that founded
1919 and is Vice-President of the corooration.—V. 163,
in
at
subscribe
late
corporation,
his
from
They
*
BUSINESS—The
formerly
was
the
of
to
offer
wleemable
are
electric
1954.
until
offer
The
Southern
CAPITALIZATION
the
succeed
Bachner
Manager
303, '
Dodge
Mr.
has
the
was
company
Production
inujmstajSTstep in Hettinger's growth.
facilities
by
Feb.
and
the
'
sCUleci
properties
to
interest
Plymouth
the
informed
capital,
died
to
being
was
for
1958,
Chrysler Corp.—February Car Output Increased—
said.
of
Bachner
held
Bachner
month
debentures
who
President
the
entitled
held.
UNDERWRITERS—The
President.
Jr.,
&
Bachner
elected
been
of
be
&
1986.
templates
Sale—
of
group
has
Vice-President
II.
position
the
Weaver,
F.
Executive
915.
p.
Bachner
method
Lee
prices
Its
to
f
a
and
with
also
offering
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be added
to the company's general funds which will be used in
part to carry on
the company's construction program,
including the payment in largo
part of bank loans which were incurred lor additions and improvements
608.
p.
stock
state¬
Exchange
PROCEEDS—Net
Rand—with
buy
to
stockholders
934.
sinking fund
Copper
and
competing bids
The
1.
bought the shares,
of
$10,000,000
any
it
the
of approximately 4.464%.
March
financing arrangement, this company!
position of being assurred of all the funds it will
under which
Securities
8.
that
shares
p.
follows:
tion
producing zones in
Chibougamau area of northern
copper
concluded
favorable
a
in
the
direc¬
also specifying a 414% coupon, were received
Higglnson Corp. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler (jointly!,
100.554;
Halsey, Stuart «Xz Co. Inc., 100.217; Eastman Dillon,' Union
Securities & Co. and Glove, Forgan & Co., (jointly), 100.189; White,
Weld & Co., 100.119; and Lehman
Brothers, 100.063.
^Canada)—Extending
promising
with
the
common
registration
to maturity.
The issue was awarded at competi¬
bidding on March 5 at an interest cost to the com¬
tive
of
filed
that
of
A
tentative
a
will
13
135.
struck late
mines in the
some
shares
4.41%
which
since
announced
stockholders,
of
$1.17
mining
coal
be
7
1,675,415
in
9,365,000
comparable
floods,
of
period
-
$1.02
key
The
term3
same
regions
8,247,000
the
March
on
sale
Columbia's
to
underwriting
Five
recently
a
in
the
for each
$63,520,000 $63,671,000
4,707.000
$0.52
the
on
716.
p.
plan which had provided
competitive bidding for public distribution.
contemplated that Columbia will receive bids
Stockholders
1957—2 Mos.—1956
4,222,000
185,
fered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and The Ohio Company
headed an investment banking group which offered for
public sale on March 6 a new issue of $16,000,000 first
mortgage bonds,
% series, due March 1, 1987 at
101.489
and
accrued
interest
to
yield approximately
-1957—Month—1956
Virginia
back
was
to
John
tp% company has leer, primarily a
lfSs only been within the last, year that
years,
were
with
A.
Hemphill,
production
private
working
$4,000,000,
offered
were
at
is
Chicago Molded Products Corp.—New President—
of-25c
818.
p.
stock
of $350,000
and
a
production
1958.
1,
said
for
970,000,
at
-high.
the
of
additional
expanded
by
another
Id
as
stockholders
1956,
was
out
it
.provide
con¬
stockholders
to
Mass.—Private
Robert
Weaver
company,
stepped
by
completion
marks
approximately
development
it
Mr.
the
action
not
maximum
.
in
coating*, for industrial and
private placement of $509,0C0 in
common
consisted
announcing
that'this
the
arrangement
the
*
ceramic
of
completed
and
negotiated
was
and
March
It
Ohio Ry.—Gross Up—Net Off—
the
of
company
is
the
maintained
dividend
cash
30,
the
185,
Waltliam,
announced
was
due
$7,500.-
to bring Its properties into actual
production. Sale of the 924,000
remaining
shares
of
authorized
common
stock
of
Copper
Rand
Chibougamau Mines Ltd. for $2,772,000 has brought the company's
cash and equivalent on.hand to more than
$5,000,000.
And as part of
be
purposes
changes
can
Exchange.—V.
below.—V.
producers
debentures
it
of
the
to
March
on
Young
substituted
need
new
Corp.—New Venture Proposed—
lias
use,
for
drillings
Due
now
the
the
of
present
marked
share
quarterly
a
payable
to
Co.
Corp.,
corporation,
architectural
notes
$4,000,000
Mr.
President,
scheduled
was
shurcs
prepayment
Young,
L.onunission
an
stock.
1039.
p.
Quebec,
p.
Bettinger
loan
bidding
securities
debentures.—V.
offering
Columbus
West
were
Marcel
expects
Steel
Joseph
bank
More
competitive
the
ment
acquisi¬
particularly,
$31,975,000 $31,743,000
because
The
Scrip
$300.-
or
the
for
per
to
Chibougamau Jaculet Mines Ltd.
par
of
shares
of
income" tax
any
$1
applied
$2,500,000,
share_;_
com.
income
recent
1957.
the
on
Bethlehem
See
also
common
March
corporation
ferred
rate
at
common
A
authorized
an
,
today
the
on
record
The
six.
shares
'
subject
that,
dividend
be
sale
par
author¬
its
Ore -Bodies—Has Sufficient Funds to
Bring Copper Prop¬
erties Into Production—
com¬
aggregate
value
no
exchange
of
$5
3(4%
'
per
185,
•>',
having
stock,
an
receive
par
fractional
of
of
stock.
common
share
of
100 shares
common
.
directors
The
a
of
compared
and
lieu
its
and
These
series
S.
have
through
as
6/100ths of one
the new commoi
into
of
of
aggregate
an
in
other
3
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Plans Stock Financing—-r
tors
934.
January,, also
V.
$4
stock.
stock.
on
from
preferred
each issued
change
to
$4
shares
(as
100'/2'c
of
the
its
to
capital
cumulative
share
holder
a
100
S1C0
present
having
stock,
will
of
The
in
on
$1.
stockholders,
value
the
and
of
one
stock
common
purchase
p.
Kentucky,
and
The presently authorized and unissued
redesigned prior
preference stock.
Should
of
to
at
and
The
corporation has been advised that
recognized 'to its stockholders for Federal
ditions,
1956
stock
common
stockholders
of
of
amount
income
Net
to
considered
be
to
5'>
a
value
par
stock
be
by
the
of
share;
per
thfe
continue
preferred
certificates
receipt
present
is
meeting
authorize
$50
of
to
par
$400
preferred
is
approved
will
of
value
par
stock
plan be
mon
value
par
value
pa.*
to
preferred
the
plan
recommended
and
of the
The
snare;
of
order
an
corporation
subsidiaries.
for. public
will
income
Earns,
area
stock
Stock
split-up
a
of
shares
has issued
5,
this
by
of.tnrec
of
Period End. Feb. 28—~
1957.
plan
share
per
time
approved
-stock.
common
the
at
upon
involving
ana
1957
1,
thereof
March
on
stock
offer
shares
Chesapeake &
-J
March
on
amendment
an
Service
Gross
directors
SEC
additional
common stock of Central Power and
Light Company,
Company of Oklahoma, and Southwestern Gas and
Electric
Company.
The
subsidiaries
will
sue
the
proceeds of their
sale of stock ro finance in
part the cost of their construction programs.
Public
%
Co.—Plans
the
stock
to
600,000
and
Stock Into Preferred and Common Stock—
The
the
ively, of additional
sales.
Finance
announced
additional
principal
Mr. Ferguson also stated that the protit
squeeze was having a serious
influence upon the corporation's profit margins.—V. 185, p. 1039.
Beneficial
with
200,000
1107.
additional
proposes
000
year-end,
September. *It°
products
are
always relatively small and indicate only two
demand, the aviation figures usually reflect110 to 12
months
filed
28
covering
183, p.
was
sale .of
additional
commercial
and
of
Central
1956
30,
the
tion
fiscal year.
still further
of
backlog
our
SEC, is
izing
compared
backlogs of Bendix
to
(par $lh—V.
Tne
at the end of the previous
higher total of approximately $580,000,000."
the
price
as
Feb.
on
statement
Central & South West Corp.—Proposed Stock
Financ'g
the
were
history
company's
year
1958
for
sales
tne
fiscal
1957
trend
Fund, Inc.—Register With SEC—
corporation
registration
George
$480,000,000
at
1956
1(1151)
increase."
projection
showed
emphasized
Canadian
The
$625.-
added,
forecast
1957.
30,
$675,000,000.
sales
"which
be
to
sales
the
the
a
over
upward
stated,
for
for
that
to
Feb.
on
last fiscal year were $581,000,000.
peacetime
sales
$143,000,000
He
expansion
share
the
the
*
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
.
ending Sept.
announced
any
first quarter
to
for
President,
year
per
proportional
Bendix sales
.
.
Corp.—$625,000,000 Sales Expected—■
Ferguson,
the
5619
and advertisements
must be made
In
New York funds.
i.
.....
—i
)
-J
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
had $455,678,616
paper
market
other
hanks,
wit a
outstanding
notes
short-term
corporations,
investors.
First
Boston
curities
Blyth
640,00C)
Corp;
&
Co.,
Eastman
inc..
Dillon,
540,000
Lynch,
Fenner
540,000
Beane—__
&
Salomon Bros. As Hutzler
Smith,
A:
Barney
White,
Weld
Robert
Garrett
&
540,000
540.000
Stearns & CO
Bear,
Becker
G.
A:
300,OOO
300.000
300,000
Mead.
Hemphill, Noves As Co—
300.000
R.
As
Co.
Hornblotver
W.
E.
M.
&
As
160,000
Corn
Schcllkopf,
300.000
G.
Loeb,
Rhoades
Jackson
Walker &
H.
Baker,
Weeks
300.000
clement
Brown As Son«_
260,000
Co..,
260,000
Folger,
Dodge
Co
A:
Hutton
;•
Hayden, Stone As Co....
260,000
W.
W.
260 000
Lee
Langley
&
Co..._
Higgiuson Corp..
John
C.
260,000
As
See
also
V.
Inc.
185,
Putnam
Reinholdt
As
260.000
Co.—
As
Co.,
Pacific
260 000
Co.
Spencer Trask
A. C.
Allvn As
Newhard,
260.0JO
.
Stroud
Co.
225,000
Swiss
1040.
p.
Cook
As
As
130.000
Inc.—
130.000
130,000
Corp.—
Lerchen
Co.
&
The
at
companv,
10:30
(CST)
a.m.
of
$50,000,000
V.
185,
West
72
Adams
March
on
of
Co.—Bids March
first
12
Chicago
St.,
bids
receive
12—
will
111.,
90,
the
purchase
March
to
up
from it
1987.—
1,
Mr.
coiporatlon
income
after
081.045
for
500,000
Roy
of
of
$50,000,000 of Debentures Planned—
share,
compared
increase
in
James
to
to
$23,258,390.
to
President,
increase
high rate
by the company.
in
of
a
the
for
1956
$2.86
or
earnings amounts to
Comerford,
further
a
and
earnings
reports
company
of
in
earned
$3.33
or
a
The
1955.
16'*.
number
59'f
plus
due mainly
colder weather
gain
customers,
steel and
in
operations
to
$74,000,000,
planned
for
$25,000,000
compared
1957
will
other
industries
served
tentatively
continuing
expenditure
$45.50$,000 in
1956.
New
financing
of
$50,000,000
of
with
debentures,
with
consist
scheduled
for
sale
in
June
was
the
and
balance
plant
five-year
which
by
the
to
by
budget
The
off
either
the
the
transport
the
Louisiana
$10,000,000
$3,000,000
Mississippi
of
coast
both
or
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
the
of
other
with
exploration
made
in
program
companies.
developed
are
with
agreement
annual
an
arrangement
off-shore
be
lor
two
one-time
an
exploratory
calls
of
has
region,
equally
budgeted for a
been
others for. an
and
company
As
sufficient
reserves
will
arrangements
company's
markets.-^-V;
184,
Consolidated Virginia Mining Co., Reno, Nev.—Delist¬
ing of Stock Sought by SEC—
The
Securities
ceedings
the
period
not
istration
is
stock
San
for
Minority
12
of
this
months,
Francisco
March
failed
the
to
Act
to
reflect
of
its
18,
order
by
withdrawn,
in
comply with
of
reason
that
on
the
further
18,
stockholders
issuance of
that
the
be
from
Oct.
16,
suspended
Los
for
Angeles
periods
taxes
business
earnings
Bend,
in
of
Mr.
(&
increased
Ind.,
and
Aerophysics
1956,
Mr.
Hurley said,
Total
company.
advance
Hurley
Corp.
contracts
income,
said
in
that
31,
anticipates
he
1957.—V.
185,
143.
p.
the
of
1956,
it
Form
issued
8-K
12,474,375
a
proposal
a
Hampton
to
be
authorized
amount
of
and
Hampton's
to
4,200,0^0
7,500,000
to
omitting
to
state
184,
the
and
nature
1793.
p.
55
8,019,556
is
for
for
30.
140,658
—
the
from
of
$8,819,556
+$1.42
last live
the
1956
stock
mon
tional
(no par) rights to subscribe for
549,324 addi¬
shares
common
share,
per
com¬
the
on
at
basis
a
subscription price of $42.75
of
one
share
new
for
each 15
of
common
stock
$1.27
and
the;
based
date
of
dates
of
the
operations
number
and
duiing
and
compensation
record
March
7, 1957.
(EST) on
of
$81,316.20,
eoual
14.803
to
cents
share.
per
priced at $12.50
used
54c
for
wlso
were
follows:
Lehman
&
and Tne
Co.,
First
Full-time
share
a
and
right
under
more
than
additional
$42.75
of
the
dedu.tion
cumulative
5'7
Dec. ,29,
received
Bros.,
$97,950,
bid
from
representatives
$82,398,
or
17.831
14.999
or
cents;
of
cents
and
other
groups
share;
per
Harriman
its
Boston
as
Morgan
Ripley
As
Co
Corp. (jointly*, $98,500, or 17.931 cents
employees and officers of Consumers Power Com¬
subsidiary, Michigan Gas Storage Co., will have the
the
Employee
100
shares
shares,
per
of
subject
to
Stock
the
Option
Plan,
unsubscribed
to
subscribe
portion
allotment, at the
same
share.
of
the
for
not
549 324
subscription price
used
for
Procee^s from the sale of the extra common
shares
the acquisition of
property, for the construction com¬
pletion, extension
or improvement of
facilities,
maintenance of service, or to reimburse
the
such purposes.
for the improvement
company's treasury for
or
expenditures made, for
1,
the
generation,
communities
the
4%
is
in
V.
to
Dr.
,
,
1955
1,391
667
8.486
8,802
21,970
$175,546
$136,464
165.819
124,554
79,211
$11,910
$3,8)2
265
&
65
$.',726
develop't—
contracts,
$12,175
$3,957
etc.
1954
$60,436
,
$83,103
'
-
1.569
871
$8,157
—
$11,304
believed
is
income
no
liability
tax
has
accrued,
$3,957
because
of
tax
carryover.
Dorsett,
the
year
1956
special
President,
about
Feb.
on
did
company
was
write-offs
shares
183,
said
28,
do
as
up
not
in
nearly
$175,000,
well
part:
it
as
30%,
had
but
expected.
net
income
from
of
1957
of
maturity
in
1955
date
October
to
Stock
research.
159.052
of
is
1959
dde
$11,200
subject
.1955,
increased to
outstanding
conversion
to
of
of
notes."
convertible
from
notes
stockholders'
to
approval."—
769.
p.
pre¬
1956.—
if,.;
H,
,
Inc.,
West
Hartford,
Conn.—To
Issue
Bonds—Acquisition—
1639
due
which
to
pursuant
tures,
to The
April 1,
D
$4,500,000
1977,
Brunner
of 20-year
issued.
to be
are
Manufacturing Co.
subordinated
0%
These
debentures
deben¬
be
to
are
part of the purchase price
the purchase of Brunner's assets.—V. 184, p. 114.
connection with
in
W G Cigar
as
Corp.—Takes Over Reading
(Pa.) Plant
This
corporation on March 4 took over the operation of tne cigar
manufacturing plant of Yocum Brothers,
Inc.
in Reading,
Pa.,
it
was
announced by Norman Schwartz, President
The
plant adds about 5o,G00 square feet of manufacturing space
D
W
■
acquire
G's cigar making, facilities,
and will increase capacity by
cigars annually.
Last
November,
DWG
contracted
to
the business,
brands,
inventory and machinery
of
Yocvm
Brothers
pumps
and
stock
common
are
by
of
the
by
annual caeh
an
dividend
largest' pump manufacturers in
John
Deming,
from small
ranged
highway,
hand
With
great-grandfather
industrial
and
those 'powered
to
production
divided
for back
pumps
irrigation
by
purposes;
gasoline,
equally
porches
electricity,
between
fox-
pumps
use
and
those
used
in
industry and irrigation,
Deming
sold through about ,1;0C0
distributors, in the United States
than 200 in 70 foreign countries.
are
more
Federal
The
Principal
office and manufacturing plant are at Salem, Ohio, with
at
Tyler,
Texas,
Memphis,
Tenn.,
and Jacksonville,
Fla.
wholly-owned subsidiary, Deming de Mexico, operates a small manu¬
facturing plant at Monterey, Mexico.
branches
additional
moved
completed
March
1.
The
plant
cigar making machinery into the
increase output from the Yocum
on
of
used
a
in
Field
the
temporary
basis
until
San
tne
in
1953
gathering
Station
and
system;
with
3,300
horsepower to the
facilities
having
a
of
Largo
daily
these
Paso's
El
field ' compressor
rated at 2,200
1.320
Some
.
in
Installed
Field
dehydration
feet.
to
company
Station,
existing
Ballard
addition cf
and
cubic
facilities
proposed
to
are
Chaco
bo
plant
io
operation.
of
cost
station
about
is
the
existing
an
of
part
97,000.000
actual
Canvon
as
this
facilities
gas
originally
beer
as
the
Station;
authorized
Mex.
Canyon
having
basis
N.
include
Largo
designated
Field
The
the
horsepower;
compressor
capacity
on
authorized
has
natural
County,
station
temporary
a
Canyon
placed
Juan
as
the
station
new
.
additional
San
known
horsepower,
a
operate
in
Commission
facilities
station,
Gas Co.—Expands Facilities—
Power
and
Basin
Juan
1954
for
worked
power.
residential
of
The
1865
acquisition to be
option to buy.
an
has
Reading plant and is prepared to
plant progressively.—V
185, p. 1041.
construct
paying currently
one
the
with
DWG since
El Paso Natural
offering
purposes.
President.
turbines
pumps
diesel
The stock
with
leased
was
stock.
Deming product has
electric
and
March 7.
on
is
facilities
the
The
$513,469.
$1.089,330.—V.
185,
originally
estimated
installed
of
cost
the
at
the
Largo
facilities
new
1041.
p.
A
Sales
and
increase.
to
earnings
Sales
has
during
have
averaged
Mr.
11
have
years
than
S400.000,
shown
$10,000,090
which
is
steady
a
annually
equivalent
to
and
the
on
shares
common
Boles,
President
of
and
of
stock
The
Ohio
directors
of
now
outstanding,
$1.35
Electronic Associates, Inc.—Sales and Earns. Rise—
*
Net sales for the year 1956 reached a new high of $8,800,000, com¬
pared to $5,500,000 in 1955. while new orders received totaled $11,000,GC0. against $7,000,000 in the previous year, an increase of 57%
according
Company.
The
Wilson
J.
Deming Co.,
in
Morlan,
Carloss and
Wilson
and
Roy
Earnings increased to
record
a
$929,800
Secretary-Treasurer;
and
Messrs.
Morlan, together with George B. Emeny,
C. West, directors. '
In
addition
Deming,
F.
order
Its
lor
year
to
gains
and
the
meet
to
$3.23
or
expanding
products, the company increased personnel
added extensively to its facilities.
Chairman,
the
according
company
share,
per
1955.
80%
and
Furthermore,
Ric.i-
these
make
1956,
in
compared to $491,500 and $1.71 per share in
Deming are: Edwin S. Dawson and Harry E. Carloss, Vice-Presi¬
dents;
Dawson,
ard
than
more
past
more
.
share
Ewing T.
PERSONNEL—Officers
to
the
averaged
Detroit Harvester Co.—Purchases
Outright
the
F.
L.
purchase
Jacobs
of natural
territory
engaged, entirely in the State
purchase,
distribution and sale of
and
gas
served
townships,
in 284
is
and
the
of
to
exceed
Michigan,
in.
electricity
purchase,
distribution
communities and townships.
estimated
In
by
Co.
this
announced
was
Danville, 111., Plant
the
of
company
Danville,
March
on
4
by
President.
The
ating
power
seats
and
established
was
equipment
purchase
and
purchase
not
Harvester
were
now
in
retractable
for
The
diversification
the
Products
plant
windows.
of
of
J.
111.,
3,700,000.
Population
plant
Thomas
market
during
»
the
-
.
Christianson, President and Board
purchased a 30-acre tract near its main
to
has
L.
F.
1946
manufactures
automobile
is
part
expansion.
of
The
hard
doors,
cops,
Detroit
price
actu¬
other
seven
divisions:
The
Motor
State
Division »of
Ypsllanti, Mich., which manufactures complete
top fram assemblies for automobiles; the Dura Division of
which manufactures hardware for automobiles and household
appliances;
the
Moto-Mower
Division,
which
manufactures
powev
Pcters-Dalton, Inc., which makes tpiay booths, ovens, washers
industrial
plant
equipment;
the
Implement Division of
Zanesville, which manufactures agricultural implements: the Paragon
other
Ab'minum
minum
Corp.
castings;
use
and
—V.
wi+h
equipment
power
185,
of
saws
p.
Monroe,
and
ttuco
as
Paris
such
well
Mich,
Products
coolant
parts,
as
as
a
hay
makes
Division
pumps,
mowers,
Central
J.,
Los
*
also
further
service
Angeles.—V.
at
increased
the
and
184,
which
finished
that
out
the
Princeton.
in
1956
addition
N.
the
by
of
build
to
of
of
scope
J.,
foot,
handling
square
material
product.
which
the
company's
opened
was
incorporation
second
a
55,000
a
minimum
of
computation
a
in
digital
center
in
725.
p.
w
•
pointed
center
computation
'
*
•
permanent^ mold
Paris,
of
tractor
winches,
Engineering
Ky.,
alu¬
wvach
take-offs, for
post hole diggers
pew
r
Division
in
-
I
Fastest Navy jet fighter—and
fastest U. S. fighter by official record—-
the new Chance Vought F8U-1
Crusader is being equipped with the
Fireye Fire Detection System which is developed and manufactured by
this corporation and has a detection speed equal to the speed of
light.
Using a miniatui-e infrared-sensitive pholoconductive cell for a sensing
element,
it
"sees"
fire
start
and
instantly
acts
to
plane
protect
and
pilot.
Llectronics
principle
of
visual
built
aircraft
by
Republic
V.
184,
Corooration's
p.
Aviation
Flight Safety
radiation
Lockheed
Corp.,
detection
Aircraft
and
many
Systems based
are
Coip.,
other
also
upon
installed
Douglas
aircraft
on
Aircraft
the
ECA
military
Co.,
Inc.,
manufacturers.—
622.
Detroit.
609.
Elyria Telephone Co.
'
■
This company on March 4 announced
plans for constructing a new
plant to produce 50 million pounds of vinyl chloride monomer annually:
A. L. Geisinger, Vice-President and General
Manager of the Plastics.
Division, said that the new facility will be located at Diamond's Deer
Park
on
Electronics Corp. of America—Fast Fire Detector—
mowcrs;
and
N.
de¬
announced.
operates
Branch,
Christianson
was
computer
Harvester's
and
convertible
Toledo,
Mr.
service
1954,
and
in Long
one-story building designed to allow a
from its raw stage to shipment of the
of
Smith,
,
Danville
program
plant
'
Diamond Alkali Co.—To Erect New Plant—
BUSINESS—Company is
1,486
,.
—
income
before
to
.(•,:»1
the
of
corporate
stock
and
present
The
mituuiacvuieu
and sale
sales
syrup
$126,271
deductions
"Last
1S56
„
1ii.>.!tj »
proceeds
BUSINESS—The company,
world, was founded in
Detroit
regular
pany
be
that
declined slightly to $8.000v due to deferred deliveries and higher
chargeoffs.
Earnings were about 5c per share, compared with 7c in
share.
per
net
general
the
tails
|
Stanley
will
by
the
Pepper
1956
::
Volume, in
shares
29,
semi-annual
alter
are
the
on
•
of
Dec,
the
Aug.: 10,»1956Pto
,
.'
the
on
shares*,
earnings
dividend
$79,677
months
**
held of
Subscription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m.
March 22, 1957. Associated with
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. in the
underwriting of the
offering are Allen & Co., and A. M. Kidder &
Co., Inc.
The group won award of this
issue on March 6 asking a
of
Dr.
"
shares
Bids
franchised
in
$9,726
research
1956..
(2,929.150
to
respective
issue1
$5,373,240
—_
August,
1956
applied
on
of
issued
during
June
PROCEEDS—Tlie
being
per
outstanding
Dr.
expenditure
allowance
This corporation filed an application with the SEC on March 1, 1957,
for qualification of a trust indenture under the Trust Indenture Act of
Company, Columbus investment bank¬
for distribution to Ohio investors only, Walter F.
income
Consumers Power Co.—Common Stock
Offered—This
company is offering to holders of its
year's
bigger
$124,225
research
Dunham-Bush,
stock——
common
.
the
increase
from
company
assets.—V.
It
minority
Deming, II, President, announced
to
statement filed by Consoli¬
special meeting of stockhold¬
proxy
to
|
loss
stock to The Ohio
lrom
a
last
45,000.060
the
of
that, time
at
shares
approximate
current
a
in
42.835
—
October,
Deming Co., Salem, Ohio—Stock Offering—This com¬
pany is selling a new issue of 25,000 snares of its common
to believe that
reason
file
the
biggest
the
$91,740,196
unci
2024.
n,
!■'
'
"is
announced
company
contracts———
"Extension
Dec. 31.
—
results
period
stock
184
.t
of
Laboratories, Inc., Norman, Okla.—Earns., etc.
income
Net
repre¬
unfilled
Dec.
at
—_—11,838.904
estimated-—
6,225,300
a———
shares),
la'ter
ferred
than
Greater
profit
Total
$37,-
$122,384,371
share
per
1957
one
against
irom
Subs.)—Earnings—
income
on
on
the
at
the
month,
Government
Lloyd G.
the
under
.
ended
the
in
V,
of
exchange for substantially all
Mining Co., a Utah corporation.
with respect
of
Gross
$35,-
*Dec. 29, '56
acquired
fEarnings
ers,
listing and reg¬
hearing therein
The
Commission's
to
Cost
Calif.
Curtiss-Wright
taxes
are
units
(4,483,766
pro¬
determine
to
misleading (1) in representing to
particular transaction was then
pending for the
additional authorized shares and (2) in
omitting
negotiations were pending for the acquisi¬
stock in exchange for a large block of the addi¬
no
such
any
that
6tate
tion
ordered
1
1934
in
charges that
1956,
failure
called for July 9, 1956, to vote
upon
authorized shares of common stock of the
30,000,000 shares,
was
false and
of
$91,553,518
at
taxes
•
interests
outstanding
the reporting requirements of Sec¬
its
about
or
stock
common
June
on
tional
of
should
company
or
ers
to
March
on
Act
Mining Exchange.
1957
outstanding stock of Hampton
The
Exchange
of
order, the Commission asserts that it has
13
report
in
Barbara,
earnings
"Included,
of
Is
Net
Other
South
and
$754,282,000.
the
DIVIDENDS—Tne
shares
,
were
emphasized the importance
1956 with current military back¬
Divisions aie The Utica-Bcnd Corp.,
production
Earnings per share of
Office.
Consolidated
dated
Commission
Securities
exceeding
the
on
In its
tion
Exchange
the
common
scheduled
Branch
and
under
whether
tor
total
Federal
——
for
history."
budget
volume
Volume
1956
2737
p.
a
of
before
Provision
for
Coast
shared
be
programs,
the
to
gas
Gulf
to
Louisiana.
these
for
in
program for 1957 includes $8,000,000 lor exploration
for
Louisiana, the company's first exploration effort in the South¬
west gas fields.
Of this amount, $5,000,000 represents the first year's
a
Sales
for
program
which
company,
Piesiclent,
interests
Net
expenditures under
sales
1956.
in
These
commercial
to
growth
Earrings
an
in
gas
Other
during
Mich.,
of Santa
tile
Year Ended—
the fall.
The
its
reported
was
for
and
formed
Dan River Mills, Inc.
Net
of
that
5
shipments of $508,703,445.
$43,153,518 as compared wit.i
was
$48,400,000
scheduled
amounted
this
Government
was
Comerford stated
that the company's business
expand and that plant budgets lor 1957 would involve
Mr.
to
manufacturing industry,"
1955
1950
Chairman
Utica,
of
promotional
this
.
161,033
that the
of
in
$125,000,000.
Earnings from
Budget Tops $2,000,000—
and
by
bottlers
Dorsett
Other
to
at
iders,
1956,
March
on
Provisions
Divisions
over
71-year
Internally sponsored
with
1956
taxes
1955
plants
further
explained
for
1955.
Hurley,
sented
$27,048,473,
share
a
in
5
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Inc.will supplement those
1955.
new
of
announced
Development Corp.
c
This
company,"-said
820.
p.
compared
before
T.
two
with
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Up 16%—Sale
185,
taxes
in
advertising
March
on
were
up by moye than
8%
in 1956.
It marked the
straight-year of sales increases for Dr. Pepper.
Grant Advertising, Inc. is the agency for Dr.
Pepper Co. and ad¬
ministers the account througn its Chicago, Dallas, Los
Angeles, and San
Francisco offices.—V.
184,. p. 2116.
«
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
as
is
increase
Brady.—-V.
$571,064,793
logs
934.
p.
Y.
N.
Inc.,
company
filed with the SEC an amendment on
its
registration statement, covering an additional
cajrital stock, $1 par value.—V. 184, p. 5.
Pepper Co.—1957 Ad
Eariier
markets.
$72,581 015
due
for
bonds, series S,
mortgage
1
Yonkers,
engi¬
which
seventh
considerably Corn Products' manufacturing
operations servicing the New York metropolitan and
packaging
The
130,000
....
the
for
industries.
and
Root,
A:
plant,
to
of
$2.000.000-plus
Pepper
the facilities of the
said
Gardner.—
American
Watling,
Edison
"will
Brady,
Income
Commonwealth
food
of
designed
Brown
the
Dr.
Pepper is marketed
in
44
States
end
four
foreign countries
through fountain outlets, vending machines and independent bottlers.
of
manufactures Flo-Sweet, liquid and
baking, confectionery, beverage, can¬
Inc.
Sugars,
sugars
cane
other
shares
stock.
common
As
the
128,268
issuance- of
build
more
than 10%, the program also includes a
company's
cooperative
advertising
plan
for
bottlers. Mir. Green said.
■
the
be
York.
will
biggest soft drink producers.
Leonard Green,
President, said the
\
liabilities of
.
,
and assume
assets
for
1957
announced
Pepper's
acquire the
exchange
will
New
nation s
Co.—Acquisition—
"The products of Refined Syrups A: Sugars,
now markets to the lood
130.000
A
was
8.5
—————————,—————.
Inc.,
investment
4.
Dr.
30.5%
completed the negotiations for the acquisition of
Sugars,
Inc., it
was
announced on Feb.
28
by
to
130.000
130.000
Co.—
This
Maren
30.5
—
Co.,
engineers,
couijjieuor
560,050 snares
30.5.
———
which Corn Products
Co.—'
&
——-—
—
Inc.—.
in
Syrups
and
eastern
Co.—
Northwest
.'.s—
Co
As
President,
is
Inc.
Products
and
Co.,
A:
has
130.000
260.000
Legg As Co
L. F. Rothschild & Co..
Shields
Hibbs
& Co.,
"Tne adoition
Mr.
Fleming-
Nolan,
£.,
ning
Inc....130,000
B.
As
granulated
As
8.789.185 shs.
———————————
Syrups As
Brady,
160.000
Inc.
C.
S.
Co..130.000
Evans
A.
10.000.00Q shs.
ior
plant
monomer
construction
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc., Elizabeth, N. J.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
160,000 sh$.
valuei—_
par
Co.4-
T.
160,000
„
109.550 shs.
—
820.
p.
Refined
Co
&
547,788 shs.
—
—
Products
Com
As
Pomeroy, Inc.——
i—
Webber,
Clark,
R.
300.000
Curtis..—
Alex.
160,000
300,000
A:
companv
William
160.000
Co.....
As
$296,237,000
1,500,000 shs.
—.
Products Refining
Relined
160.000
W.
vinyl chloride
Scientific Design
new
by
Houston,
.
early next year.
Built to meet tne rapidly
increasing demand for Diamond PVC resins,
the new monomer plant is part of a major
expansion program; which
will also include construction
of
a
plant to produce acetylene from
natural gas.—V.
185, p. 144.
Outstanding
—
—
Thalmann
Kidder
Corn
Co,.—
&
ol
without
Co.——
185,
This
&
——
Miller
Pressprich A: Co.
Reynolds As Co,
Co
Paine,
Marks
M.
Co.
Weeks.—
As
Hutton
Carl
Co.
Loeb
A:
M.
A
100.000
Corp.
Laurence
Inc.
Drexel
Kuhn,
160.000
Doininick„
This
neered
FINANCING
PRESENT
..$500,000,000
—
cumulative,
(without
stock
Ladenburg,
Allen
Securities
——_
A.
&
Dumiuick
Lquitable
TO
PURCHASERS—The
names
of
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
As
Co..
the
managing underwriter, and of the other purchasers of the unsub¬
scribed
stock,
and
tne
respective
percentages
of
the unsubscribed
stock severally to be purchased by tnem, are set forth below:
160.000
-
operating
total
$31,187,000.
of
EFFECT
(authorized!
preferred
preferred
Common
—V.
Inc.
475,00J
Sons.
160,000
160,000
Co.,
As
540,000
Co...
Co
As
Securities
Dickson
S.
R
$4 52
$4.16
225,000
225,000
Day
Corp.———
Blair & Co. Inc.——,
Pierce,
bonds
stock,
value
$4.50 preferred
225,000
Witter & Co.——
American
540,000
Co
Lazard Fieres &
Merrill
L.
R.
Dean
540.000
2—
mortgage
par
225,000
225.000
225,000
225,000
....——
^
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
First
Preh-rred
Etein Bros. & Boyce—
Tucker, Anthony &
540.0J0
— —
Union
Securities & Co
Harriman
(Inc.*
had
company
income
net
Authorized
$225,000
Estabrook & Co.
Hailgarten <fc Co.,-.u-,-.F, 3. Moseley &
970,OJ0
and
scneuui-u
following
Raker, Watts & Co. .—
Central Republic Co.
5.900 0^0
970,000
Corp.
Goldman, Sacns & Co.—
Morgan Stanley & Co
Stone
&
Webster
Se-
the
1956.
year
GIVING
agreed,
have
jointly to purchase lrom tne company the
principal amounts of the notes:
respective
The
below
named
not
Kidder, Peabody & Co.:'-S3,900,030
the
$208,333,000
CAPITALIZATION
underwriters
The
—
ol
revenues
£y
UNDERWRITERS
severally and
EARNINGS—For
the open commercial
companies
and
on
insurance
.
plant at Houston, Texas.
—
Preferred Stock Sold
—
The
public offering of 15,000 shares of 5%% cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock (par $50), which was made on
Feb. 27 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $51 per share, plus
accrued dividends, was quickly completed.
See details
in V. 185, p. 1041.
Volume
185
Number 5619
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
operations in January,
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—List'g
The
of Governors
Board
approved
for
original
of
the
listing
American
5,000,000
$1
Exchange
capital
par
Feb.
on
this
of
snans
Incorporated
in
the company hole's various
1940,
interests
in
it
Township of Faraday, Hastings, Ontario.
The com¬
pany expects that initial production will commence prior to April 15,
1957, and has a contract with Eldorado Mining & Refining Ltd., an
agency of the Government of Canada, whereby that agency has agreed
to buy uranium bearing concentrates.—V.
184, p. 2440.
last year
the
rock
Federal
Sign & Signal Corp.—Earnings Again Rise—
corporation
Feb.
on
reported
26
record
high
Income
net
cbme
annual
for
the
fiscal
in
$663,498
5','c
dividend
Net
to
sales
paid
other
and
$10,644,788
ended
for
$2.79
sales,
17%
for
Profit
Nov. 30
per
share
common
1355, with both
December, 1956.
in
for
revenue
1955.—V.
184,
for
in
to
See
Hudson
Inc.
Fund,
below.—V.
185,
Reactors
foim
integral
an
of
part
the
This company
Fischer
-
company's
Porter
&
Co., Hatboro,
Pa.
This
SEC
sale
be
supplied
of
shares
10.000
covers
$1
shares,
common
to
The
to
in
This
It
to
proposes
funds,
available
to be
offered
be
the
of
the
pates
the
as
the
next
incur
two
The
will
debentures
share:;
mon
bon:is
at
will
defined
subordinate
indenture,
the
whole
in
company
or
of
and
$1,000
denominations
set
of
payment
be
ject
yearly
maximum
of
$8
of
free
option
into
the
properties
of
the
1957
the
in
shipments
amounted
nine
solidated
174.24
On
ended
months
net
profits
from
the
for
$10,720,987
to
nine
months
compared
Jan.
increased
witn
1956,
31,
84%
during
class
mon
and
mon
shares
dividend
a
B
ended
increase
period
same
31,
Jan.
of $7,895,121
of 36%.. Con¬
shares
become
shares
per
paid
be
may
shares
for
$2
class
on
convertible
into
B
1,
$408,-
to
value,
31,
at
There
Class
the
but
B
rate
common
of
230.000
were
1957 and 1956.—V.
'•
'
■
14,000
class
B
184. p. 2625.
"
'
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
$763,423
___■
—V.
185, p.
935.
Florida
See
$754,819
Power Co. below.—V.
185,
—V.
Trust,
Pompano
This
trust
filed
offered
registration
a
covering 85C
certificates of
Fla.—Registers
statement
beneficial
with
the
interest
SEC
in
March
on
the Trus,,
to
4,
ue
*
and
velop,
in
etc.,
to
and
listed
'
The
trust
Into
Chairman
as
hold,
of
to
subdivide,
own,
the
board
of
trustees.
to use the funds received
acquire by purchase, lease
proposes
certificates
convey
lots, townsites, farm lots, parks, .streets,
in the busines sof subdividing, farming,
colonizing and selling lands.
Larry it. Tunison
generally
engage
Trust
of real. property; to farm, cultivate, de¬
improve the same, to lay out, plot, and
building
improving,
developing,
is
manner
any
lands
.
character
every
and
lease,
mortgage,
company
go
par
exchange,
sell
bargain,
March 4 filed a letter
the SEC
per
'
indicated
profit before taxes was S7.13G.317, including
on
As
of
the amount declared
over
the business increased
The
year.
number
of
79%
the
on
of Dec.
the
31.
1955 net income of $3,336,268, or $1.22 per share,
b*<ds.
same
1956,
Mr. Gamble said,
.
the
e.,rnoration h-d
a
retains
of
option
an
same
17%.
by
Coi'p.
,
W.
Henry
will
established
be
1957."
revel wed
He
1956 and the first quarter of
Presiuent, said "he believed that
fiscal year
Boyd,
Jr.,
in
volume
dol.ar
both
fact
the
that
General
share
the
at
owners
end
operating
and
Shoe's
sales
n :t
history of
the preceding
last year represented tne largest year in the
$195,159,010
increase oi appiOXimai,l> 16% over
year.
Net earnings lor fiscal 1956 were $5,912,000,1 with earnings per
common share-$2.32,
compared with $2.31 ijp. 1955.
Mr.
Boyd added that during uie Usual year 1956 the Hoving Cor¬
poration figures were included in the company's business only for the
fourth
quarter, but would be Included for the entire year in fiscal
1957.
Tnis in itself, he said, would give General Shoe a considerable
growth for this year.
General Shoe last July acquired approximately
70%
of the common stock or the Hoving Corp.—V. 185, p. 44.
company—an
General Telephone Co. of
Commission
U.
P.
in February
company
sell
to
California—Stock to Parent
received
750,000
authorization from the California
shares
(par $20)
to its
common
Telephone Corp., by June 30.
The proceeds
from the sale would help finance the subsidiary's $72,000,000 1957 con¬
parent
General
concern,
struction
program.—V.
185,
311.
p.
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—Merger
This
at
toe
the
of
1955.
has
company
Union
acquired
by
merger
effective Feb. 23, J9j/.
Telephone Co.,
Effective
of
properties
the
the
th companies are sub¬
B
General Telephone
Corp.
At the time of the merger General 'telephone Co. of Michigan issued
$3,431,000
new
first
mortgage
bonds,
4'/4%
series due
1977,
and
sidiary
telephone
companies
of
1977 in exchange
Telephone Co.
$1,433,000 first mortgage bonds, 4 >4%- series due
lor the outstanding
first mortgage bonds of Union
Telephone Co.
of
Michigan olfcreit
an
exchange of its
cumulative
preferred stock for the four classes nf cumulative
General
$1.35
stock
j. referred
Jan.
25,
1957.
which
Co.
was
General
and
its
common
also sold to General Telephone
stock, amounting to $3,500,000.
oi the Michigan properties will
increase the telephones
General Telphone Co. of Michigan frcin 119,003 to 211,00"t)
merger
service ol
in
Michigan
Telephone Co. of
shares; of its
175.000
Corp.
T; C
of Union Telephone Co., which offer terminated on
The cumulative preferred stock of the Union Telephone
not exchanged was retired for cash.
from
investment
plant
$32,500,000
$56,400,000.—V.
to
185,
611.
p.
H
/.tin
»
'
v- »
lease
to
the
for
area
additional
six
stockholders
The
in a World War II-
mendation
.
March
on
have
1
received
management
a
recom¬
simplifying, consolidating and improving the com¬
at
aimed
pany's preferred stock setup.
In announcing an annual and special meeting of stockholders to be
held on
April 2. W. O'Neil, President, urged approval of a proposed
amendment to the. articles of incorporation of the company wherein
the
to
seven
preference
outstanding
company's
from
stock
would
Issues
be
reduced
three.
Outlining the proposal,
Electric
Company
originally
was
will be using this plant for the purpose
intended—the
manufacture
of
marine
3. Navy vessels, and for commercial ships being con¬
with national defense emergency features.
U.
for
acquisition
of the manufacturing space
will allow the con¬
^acuities.fo/ the building of gear castings, as well as large
The
machining, assembly, and tc t—operations carried on in three
the Department's buildings at the River Works,
In addition, fabrication, annealing, shot-blasting and related welding
of
operations will lie located in the leased ana.
According to Mr. Hennessev, the MSTG&G Dept. will retain at least
$1,250,000 worth of the Navy's large machine
tools which ordinarily
would have remained idle.
To
make
room
for machine tools being transferred from
the De¬
the company, at its own expense, has relocated and
of the Navy's machine tools at a cost of over
95
major
machine
tools
were
shipped
by
the
to U. S. Navy yards bases and stations all over the
plant,
partment's
about
stored
3,400
Dept.
world.—V.
185,
1042,
p.
of
E.
Barbeau
Jack
Ltd.,
Industries,
McKinnon
facturing subsidiary,
effective April
was
as
President
GM's Canadian
announced
General
and
parts and
March 4.
on
succeeds
Motors
of
manu¬
Edwin
H.
Walker,
whose
election
as
President
Canada, Ltd., was also announced.-
ol
TOTAL
OUTPUT
S.
&
OF
VEHICLES
MOTOR
FACTORIES)
CANADIAN
Passenger Cars
Month—
Ff binary
......
185, p.
325.296
276.285
36,646
321.371
318,763
44.212
39,269
44.783
45,941
49,379
total ot
M.
A.
has called for
outstanding shares
convertible cumulative pref¬
plan which would reduce
six to two. If the
entire program is accomplished, General Tire's three scries would be:
(ll 5Va % cumulative preference stock—approximat'ly $11,000,000 out¬
standing; (2) $5 cumulative preference stock—approximately $10,000,000
outstanding; and (3i 4%
convertible cumulative preference stock—
approximately $8,200,000 outstanding."—v. 1./5, p. i<,4.
177,
stock.—V.
tion
awarded
two
Laboratory
p.
of
2678.
Command.
contracts
Inc.,
Equipment
contracts
lor
to change the 4Vi%
propose
series,
but
arc
we
recommending
scries
of
a
preference st.-c.c uom
research
systems.
The new
,
are
Air Force Base, Ohio,
$4,000.000 to General Pre¬
Wright-Paterson
totaling
Ple^santville,
over
N.
Y.,
a
subsidiary
of
General
Corp.
for
manufacture
and development
of
work
control amplifiers
advanced airborne naviga¬
electronic
on
V
production .contract for the control amplifiers Is the second.
Corp.—Unit to Expand—
Waterworks
General
.
.
,
subsidiary, has
purchased telephone properties serving 7,000 customers in Iowa and
North Dakota, it was announced on March 6 by Howard Butcner, III,
President of the parent company.
■
'
"■
The purchase made from Central Telephone Co. was financed accord-:
ing to the announcement, with part of a $5,667,000 loan autuorized la-t
month
by
the
Rural Electrification
Administration lor the IotfaIllinois company.
»
% "'%!
The
newlv
acquired
properties, and expenditures to be made for
rehabilitation,
extensions and conversion of the entire Iowa-Illinois
svstem
from
manual
to
automatic operation will add
approximately
Telephone
Iowa-Illinois
Co.,
a
owned
wholly
.
'
the
the
to
Prior
$3,600,000
bonds
of
indebtedness
and
subsidiaries
of
* ■
REA
and
t
8,600
.-'.-.J1
Iowa-Illinois' company had assets of
Other wholly owned telephone
serve 20,000 customers in .Iowa,-
customers.
Waterworks
General
Illinois.—V.
and
announcement
it was stated, was used to refinance
notes and for otner corporate purposes.
loan,
acquisition -the
served
the
account,
property
Iowa-Illinois
tile
to
balance, of
Tne
185,
p.
821.
Power Co.—SEC Approves
Acquisition—
...
announced on Feb. 28 has approved'the acquisi¬
of all the assets, properties and business of
Georgia Power & Light Co., together with an auxil'ary transmission
line
owned
by
Light's parent, Florida Power Corp.
The egnegate
consideration
is approximately
$18,o00.000, of which $7,705,000 will
,
this
by
it
was
company
will
balance
the
Southern
The
order
mission's
assumption
the
by
represented
and
of
SEC,
The
tion
Precision Equipment Corp.—Air Force Award
Materiel
Air
Precision
and
not
do
number of1 other
the
be
The
stock
preference
of
Byers.
"We
Georgia
redemption on May 1, next, 5,000
5%
cumulative preferred stock.'
of
will
General
has
series
these
of
two
erence
Redemption—
Corp.—Partial
be made at the Kentucky Trust Co., Louisville. Ky.
share of
preferred stock is convertible into three shares
common
The
cumulative pre¬
combined, however, the
total dollar par value outstanding is
less than $2,000,000, and only
three series have more than $5,000,009 par value outstanding.
Some
of these seven series played important roles in General Tire's acquisiti< ns over
the
years—tor example:
Buna,
ie..u.cat,acr,
ues^ro and
"In
Minnesota
Plywood
corporation
the
of
series
stock.
ferred
Trucks
1042.
General
The
different
seven
over
there is only $708,000 authorized par value of the prior
$4,500,000
Passenger Cars
March
Payment
outstanding
including the 4Va% convertible series. This
$29,000,000 in par value of which is outstanding,
constitutes the-basic preferred stock capitalization of the company since
preference stock,
staled.
—1956
Trucks
341,116
January
of
Manager
accessory
The appointment is
1.
Barbeau
of General
—V.
has
the company
present
cumulative preference stock,
The
Motors Corp.—New Heads for Two Units—
General
Mr.
"At
O'Neil said;
Mr,
Nearly
$600,000.
cision
the
Hoving
of
the
figures of
•V-iymm
it
which
36 manager-company-owned units
and 1.797 independent authorized dealers.
I11
orders to provide
more-up-to-date* regional facilities, a 72,500
square
foot warehouse and office building has been constructed 011
a
5',4-acre-site at Billings, Montr.
The new facility, which commenced
and operated stores,
in
income
over
increased
President
1957,
records
new
outstanding
shares
on
for the first quarter of
period of last year, and
directors.
of
reviewing
year
its net sales
of New York City, which
Bonvit Teller group of ladies' specialty scores, and also
world-famous jewelers, has been elected to the General
the
Co.,
board
In
fiscal
periods.
2.145 retail, outlets In the United States 2nd Canada, of which 312 were
company-owned
bhoe
32%
had
earnings
Hoving,
Tiffany
in the
over
employees
equal
This compared with a
calculated
41%
were
plant located,in
gear
Each
after U. S. and Canadian taxes on income amounted to
after provision for preferred dividends to $1.53 per
2.491,226 shares of common stock currentl-- outstanding.
Net. earnings,
share
which
1956
peris
$1,406.1^7
nonrecurring profit from the sale of securities and fixed assets no
needed in the business.
This* compared- with $6,121,947 for the
previous year.
,
In
——1957
longer
$4,111,430,
in
prior
Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
of tnis corporat ion for the 12 months ended
Dec.
31.
1956 rose to an
indicated total of $100,966,800 as against
$94,207,718
a
year earlier,
B. C. Gamble, President,
announced on
Feb. 25.
In order to put 1955 sales of a comparable basis with those
for the year just closed,
Mr. Gamble said, sales for thos6 properties
ho longer
owned by the- company in 1966 were eleminated from the
previous year's figures.
The
currently
stock
common
270,000 square feot of manufacturing space
company
for
Sales of comparable units
of
declared
increased 23%
the -number
(U.
Gambie-Skogmo,
•
Dynamics
Lynn, Mfsn., has been leased from the U.S.
Navy's
Bureau of Ships by this company's Medium Steam Turbine,
Generator and Gear Department, it was announced on March 1.
The
lease, which pertains to an area nearly 30 acres in size and
covers
five of the'plant's eight manufacturing bays, is for three years.
built
1
of notification with
net
operates
billion
2'%
and
shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock to bi offered
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
selling stockholders.—V. 183, p. 2897.
two
to
on
Its
that
reported
increased
had
1957
that
tB&scd
pmious.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Preferred Stock Plan—
3 300
<830
fiscal
;
Interests.
minority
respective
corporation
1042.
p.
MSTG&G
from the sale of the
otherwise, and to
Fyr-Fyter Co., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
than
more
34% in 1956 over the number of employees at the
and the number of share owners increase approxi-
over
Flection
at
of
or
lands and every character of real property.
covering
.»The
share_
and
1956
1)57
,1_— $37,623,687 $43,648,618
1,605,128
1,367,750
$0.58
$0.57
:
taxes
of
enu
The
solidation of
public sale at $1,000 per certilicate.
The
trust
organization is to acquire by purchase, lease or other¬
wise, and to hold, own, subdivided,1 tease, mortgage,' sell and convey
lands
"After
at
General Electric Co.—Leases Additional Space—
With
for
subdivide
earnings
tEarnings per
•
propulsion equipment," said Raymond J. Hennessey, Department Man¬
ager, Manufacturing.. "And," he added, "should a national emergency
arise, there would be little, if any, delay in putting the plant into full
production of maritime gears."
Mr.
Hennessey stated that the gears produced In the plant will be
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1957
in
backlog
General
dividends
the
in
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
:
"Net
additional and wider dis¬
growth, of the corporation
net sales for the year in excess
current
retained
Earnings
"General
$1,434,524
144.
Beach,
Net sales
net sales
Cash
Rochester.—V.
General Shoe
30,CCO,OUd
C
end,
185,
Some
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$1,445,211
modern
of
make possible
extraordinary
resulting
of
audio-visiual
the
of
much
would
which
to
increased
structed
Florida
15,000,009
7,700,000.
25%
primarily
:
amendment
an
corporation
from
ibmm pro¬
'
Georgia Properties—
p.
the
and
after-taxes,
year
thre-vear
|
Power Corp.—Sale of
Georgia
approving
on
the
said, "It is imperative that the corporation, be
to continue to expand into diversified areas of ti e col>
retained
end
prior
The
(M. H.) Fisliman Co., Inc.—February Sales Higher—
Sales
fo
'
to
years,
dollars
1955.
year.
year
com¬
'
'
for
amount
before
year
one
snares.
shares
1957.
shares outstanding on Jan.
common
common
common
beginning' May
year
of equal book
dividends in any
are
in
and
outstanding
income
prior
niatly
common
vote
stock
common
for 1956 increased 52% over 1955 while the
backlog increased 35% over the 1955 figure.
Net income .Vi'tcr taxes
was
nearly $32,000,000, including a gain on the sale of a broadcastingsubsidiary of approximately $2,200,000, an increase of 50%
over nee
there
eligible
are
718.
p.
Reviewing the past year's achievements, Mr. Hopkins pointed out that
$221,502.36.
Jan; 31, ,1957
ten
the corporation's
were 262,552 common shares outstanding
compared with 250,324 common shares outstanding a year earlier, after
adjustment for a 2-for-l stock distribution on Jan. 15, 1957. Com¬
o
Cata-
Hopkins
around
income
period
the
E.
A.
of
Company,
,
shipments
an
election
Fuller
interest."
Shares
net
Consolidated
\
past
Mr.
position
a
total
the
debenture.
per
will
Incorporation
With
stock.
billion
one
in
sub¬
taxes;
the
of
manufacture
and
Three Months Ended Jan. 31—
the
to John Jay Hopkins. Chairman and President, the direc¬
that the
additional authorization is an advisable and wise
dollars,
be
property
Board
'
feci
over
issued
in
Pennsylvania
will
present
personal
April 25
on
of
authorized
of
com¬
of
option
the
tribution
time ol sale. The
to senior
debt,
as
at
the
projectors,
will be enhanced by the completion this year of Graf- •
one-story plant now under construction in Pittsford,
185, p. 718.
program
new
suburb
a
items
Transportation Corp.—New Dir.—
of
develop
will
dividend
Dynamics Corp.—To Increase Capitalization—
desirable
the
debentures
Pennsylvania
Tax
at
redeemable
The
will be
and
Loans
a
will
holder's
I he
be
part.
in
and
Corporate
to
price to
in
right
This
lex's
the
to
Major
wholly owned subsidiary.—V. 185,
a
certificate
porate
at
convertible
be
amounted
stock
100%
a
for
adjusted
precaution that will make shares of common stock available tor future
equity financing, if and when appropriate, for the acquisition of other
time.-
to
conversion
a
be
in
time
from
1956
Chairman
is
stockholders
the
tors
to pay off these bank loans
the sale of the debentures.
However, it antici¬
funds will be needed for working caphal within
and expects to maintain a line of credit and to
years
1955
According
additional
bank loans
American
General
man¬
of
proceeds
that
during
shares.
The company expects
subsidiaries.
loans lo
out
in
$3,519,118, compared
included a large
the acquisition of a complete
Ontario, Canada, and substantial purchases of
equipment
needed
to
modernize
and
augment
and
tools
Pa.,
increase
determine,
may
share
p:r
1955, Mr. Leece slid.
Quiney iron foundry,
Douglass
The
to
including capital improvements and working
capital.
Growth in the company's business beginning in 1955 has re¬
sulted in increased working capital reauirements. which have been met
in
part through retained earnings and short-term bank loans.
The
amount of sucn loans on Feb. 26,
1957, was $1,596,052, including bank
agement
$2.75
The directors authorized
Woodstock,
sauqua;
to-
pursuant
such general corporate purposes
for
with
corporation
on
March
5
announced
to its board of directors.
Mr.
manufactures and sells a line of industrial instruments.
add the net proceeds of this financing to its
general
company
ended Dec. 31, 1956, amounted to
$9,587,134 in 1955—an increase of 50%.
year
Douglass
profit sharing and stock distribution plans for the bene¬
employees and officers of the company.
I
of
in
General
the company's
fit
the
with
slide film
slides
since
Graflex,
strip and
35rr.m
recorders.
The company also creates and produces
for schools, cnuiches and industry.
1890 a leading producer of the finest photographic
tape
equipment to be sold by SVE through their nationwide audio-visiual
dealer organizations.
Leading products include the Schoolmaster line
of
dual-purpose projectors, Ampro 16mm sound projectors and tape
recorders, and accessories.
oi
underwriters headed by Hallowell, Sulzberger
public offering price and underwriting terms
amendment.
The registration statement also
by
for
including
and
equipment,
(Mo.)—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
common stock (par $10)
was
made on Feb. 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $25 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 184, p. 1017.
a group of
interest rate,
The
to
volume,
Gas Service Co.
28,
through
Co.
As
are
volume.
Visual
for
and
lilmstrips
dary offering of 3,000 shares of
Hatboro, Pa., filed a registration statement with the
1957, covering $3,200,000 of convertible subordinated
debentures, due March 1, 1977, to be offered for public
Feb.
fund
in
1956
the
jectors
Walter
company,
on
of
Society
accessories,
1 ;56.
20-year 4V4% convertible subordinated debentures. $4,500,000 of the
was used to repay outstanaing bank loans, and the remaining
$5,500,000 was added to working capital.—V. 184, p. 1581.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
sinking
gains
by
19'./
in
proceeds
Registers With
—
comprised
effective
of
is the world's largest producer of natural and synthetic
p. 535.
185,
Education, Inc. of Chicago, 111., heretofore a
subsidiary or GPE, has become a subsidiary of Graflex.
SVE sells and services a complete line of audio-visual equipment and
that
S43,212,731,
sales of
of Graflex, Inc., Rochester, N. Y.,
Equipment Corp. group, has announced
Precision
General
component of GPL's AN/APN-
a
Subsidiary—
President
Whitaker.
C.
the
of
one
Sales
manufacturing facilities in order to take care of increased sales.
In
October.* 1956. the company offered for public sale $10,000,000
Plant
butadiene plant
under construction at Orange, Texas. *Tne 40,000-ton capacity plant is
the first butadiene plant to be constructed woleiy by a rubber company.
It is scheduled for 'completion in April.
Butane supplied from Texas'
oil fields
will be processed
to form butadiene for the production of
synthetic rubber.
The finished product will be shipped to the com¬
pany's Akron and Lake Charles, La., synthetic rubber plants.
rubber.—V.
$64,062,367,
of
President.
become
represented
was
Canada,
compares
$1,762,528
plant
Rubber Co.—Builds Butadiene
taxes
capitalization.
additional
Firestone Tire &
1955
over
increases had
increase
sales
compared
as
This
addition
821.
p.
price
some
August, 1956.
Capital expenditures
,
Mutual Investing Co., Inc.- -New Name-
Fiduciary
Le:ce,
Graflex
a
Levels
Record
high
new
V.
earnings after taxes for 1956 amounted to $7,357,114, an increase
over
net earnings of $4,948,134.
This was equal,
after pre¬
dividend requirements,
to $4.Co a share on 1,797,534 common
present
compared
$11,218,403,
of 33%
Now
Gaylord
a
Gifford
49%
ferred
a
increase
an
Reach
reached
by
1955.
before
shares.
2224.
p.
Net
ol
S3.33,
to
figures adjusted
reached
1956
advanced
8
a
excluding
in
$14,385,114,
company showed that net inrose to $776,900, compared with
fiscal
the
of
against
56-year-old
income
Net
with
the
year
1955.
compared
stock
of
report
is
although
bulk
1956
leading manufacturer of air compressors, pumps,
industrial plant air tools and related equipment.
Mr. Leece
Foreign
and
earnings for the third consecutive yean.The
that
the
for
reeoid.
company
drills,
said
This
represented
previous
The
Co.—Earnings
March
on
by the company for tne units,
Doppler navigation system;
89
SVE
sales
net
announced
was
received
Montana, Wyoming and Western
serve
821.
p.
Gardner-Denver
Consolidated
miring
the
in
1957, will
185,
21
corporation.
properties
Dakota,—V.
North
Stock
(1153)
was
of
Light's
first
in cash. Georg'a Power
recistercd holding company,
entered pursuant to Sections 6<bi
Co.,
be
paid
a
mortgage bonds
Is a subsidiary
and the Com¬
and 10 of the
Holding Company Act.
Light has operated in
With
serve
the
Commission
Georgia
the southern part of the State ol Georgia.
of Light's properties, Georgia Power w:ll now.
the
entire
State.
At
the ' hearing before-the;
testified that the industrial development of south.
acquisition
substantially
has
v'A
it
was
been
retarded 'by
Light's
high
electric Tatcs, and it is
The Commercial and
(1154)
U
lower rate schedules will be extended to that
comidenou by the Southern system of Its
station in I960.
Approval of the acquisition was urged upon the Commission by the
regulatory commissions'of Georgia and Florida and by otner interested
expected
River' generating
PeThe'Scomoaiiv
March
on
C.
the
by
Power & Light
Georgia
Georgia.
transferring the property
were signed March 1 by
South
is
viser,
n,nt
T
Inc
'(ction
Georgia
Sales
which
Sales
$6,436,330
$6,230X00,
Net
"
M.
on
Dec.
after
Dec
1
Earnings
to
the
of
share
per
200'/;
stock
dividend
With
Feb.
dividends
number
after pre¬
of shares
company
are
is
also
South¬
-live
exec
Investment Ad¬
Intertype Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
Inc.
He is also
Investment Bankers Asso-
184, p.
This
method
of
1957,
for
March
on
triumph
features
of
"looking
value
in
1987,
to
headed
interest
the
Iron Fireman
$53,898,000,—V.
period
'
•,
y
/
,
Giannini
130.OCO
On
to
reported.
the
the
of
on
ftatement
with
^
Total
area
basis of
the
backlog
now
Giannini
hand and
on
government's jet aircraft
looks forward to strong
Mr.
This
Feb.
.
and
company
year,
required the acquisition cf
during the past year,
Mr,
occupied by the company exceeds
now
concluded.-—V.
183,
as
principal supplier,
a
guided mi-sile
and earnings
sales
v
184,
first
of
mortgage
the
SEC
bonds,
the
011
series
shares
&
3010.
p.
stock,
with
50
a
Co.
and
will
be
applied
toward
the
of
cost
$23.12
shall
it
The
proposed
Products,
Mailed
from
describes
shares"
at
"could
March 4
on
Mr.
his
letter
a
offices
Godfrey
the
for
eventually
In
at
120
"one
as
break
to
Maremont Automotive
Aided," Philip Godfrey
Glen
stockholders'
the
Broadway,
New
City,
the letter
the largest holders of Gleii Alden.
It sets the peak value,of his holdings
$700,009.
Maremont
said.
of
"I
this
Mr.
,
had
the
inkling
an
directors
walk off with its
to
question the
deal
and
of
would
the
deal,
did
I
dream
not
that
(Glen
business capacity of the directors
that they resign."
who
Godfrey said he originally had intended to vote for the proposal
the opposition did not
"offer a better alternative," but that
has changed his mind because
"management has supplied the
shareholders
with
Glen
better
a
Alden
board
alternative.''
members
headed
it.
oppose
meeting March
Mr.
matter
The
12,
Godfrey
will
his
in
to
come
Both' sides' ***e
charged
that
J.
Mnnheim,
McClintock,
vote
a
soliciting
letter
Frank
S.
Wentwprtli
true
purposes
thy
coal
the
of
of
management
quidate
also
market
shares
sal"
price
of
at
of
the
such
issued
at
proxies.
stockholders'
a
Glen
deal,
at
the
The
Alton
ho
company,
with
purchases
of material,
capital."—V,.; 182,
borrowed
Electric.
made
1
for
and
p.
-
to
as
minimize
314.
to
are
Maremont
replace the pres¬
dealer's
a
sales
representatives
and
li¬
preclicte'i.
would be using better judgment in
using a million dollars
the stockholders' money in
buying company shares, than in turning
that amount over to Maremont for
privilege
the
beating,"
he
declared.—V.
185,
of
taking
terrible
a
936.
p,
concession
185,
of
50
.
4
*
SEC
A
($3
cents
Last
year
pines.
and
Colombia
Sweden
fleet
Goodyear
new
electronics
and
Venezuela
of
Chehalis,
Wash.,
facilities.
maintain
were
and
of
expansion
also
report
Construction
of
schedule
plants
will
reveals
the
of
at
$400,000,000
to
in
in
Scotland,
tread
a
the
Philip¬
tire
rubber
Glasgow,
Australia,
in
plant
of
lor
Inventory,
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
to
Co.,'Houston,
working
capital,
be
diffusion
South
output
late
Corp.
nation's
plant
in
Food
.
All
'«
.
in
atomic
was
Africa,
last
the
Authorized
2.1V
the
to
energy
completed
of
Rear
i'eP°rt
Admiral
Felt.
John
President
earlier*
year
investment
share,
to
the
J.
Since
closed-end
lolio.—V.
USNR.
with
Dec.
31,
1949,
ahead
billion
a
saving
a
1043.
p.
company, equity has
the present $1.69.
and
its
net realized
gain
net
of $438,702
tudiaries
$i?212
which
from
$2,631,950
in
the
year
for
of
unconsolidated,
sales
in
M.
j.
1956
of
Crose
manufactures
construction
supplies;
Graham-Paige
March
1,
or
and
the
R.
Olsen
a
aS
cents
e
169X72
shares
20.2',
of
total
the
$86,812,
including
This
compares
corporaHo
wholly-owned
™
sub-
Their
after
Manufacturing
and
Co., oil and
of
Thermoid
outstanding.
the report said.—V.
net
taxes
The
Securities
and
183,
the
irfo
Kroy
Oils
Ltd.,
1°
under
was
acquired
p.
Iras
gas
Co
It
eoui
producer
common
is
Jtock
conti.ming
to prevent
practices.—V, 185,
p.
Exchange
4
Co.,
familiarize
brief
its
summary
of
$0.83
Higher—
profits
Dec.
of
$1,500,000
195o,
31,
$700,25 4
'
equal
on
$3.001
to
for
the
$1.42
to
..
previous
year,
snaie.—V.
per
185,
'
.
1956
established
Jewel
11.4',/
people.
ia
sales
year
Home
the
for
reported, for
to
which
capital
$3,859,385
Service
other
third
earn-
40',«.
this
outlying
1955.
hi
of
Ojcline
a
the
under
average
the
scattered
,
from
Area.
program-
to
areas
con¬
V
,
.
$5,653,023,
After
to
16.3V
preferred
$4.16
per
19.4V
or
dividend
share
common
above
require-,
compared;
Routes
amounted
assets
for
was
and
the
for
$7,028,804
to
Food
$1,907,036
Stores,
for
the
$ J ,262,383
manufacturing
■
which
has
been
continues
diversified
as
Capital
asset additions
were
provided- in
large
retained
earnings
of
$2,817,335
and
depreciation
of^
from
*
..
amounted
assets
to
$27,311,848. at
to
current
liabilities
year
2.1
was
end
and
to
1.
ratio
the
Inventories
$25,261,775.
representing
5.0
weeks'
supply
compared
with
4.7
at
the end of
the
previous, year.
Net accounts receivable were
$8,196,271, an increase of $703,011.'
Receivables consist primarily
of
.
budget
for
accounts
March
entry
Route
Jewel
will
food
store
retail
tiie
Service
Home
1957,
12,
into
'
■
.
customers;
celebrate
the
25th
bus ness.—V.
185,
Anniversary
of
822.
p.
*
mutual
eighth—to
..
.
concentrating
plan
of
its
record,
1914.
has
nounced
abilities
in
prepared
by
Hupp
Ideal Cement
Co.—Notes Placed Privately—The
ment
$25,OOO.OCO''long-term
investors
to
help
finance
credit
Under
will
borrow
repaid
to
terms
be
the
of
the
entire
in full at 43v;
exercised
arrangement,
amount
interest
at'the
agreement.
by
effective
>
of
1,
the
the
provides
a
last
April
revolving credit
arranged
until
Jan.
a
company,
1,
'
1959. *
The
company also may borrow any amount
five-year term loan at 3Ah '<
interest.
The company has
budgeted $30,000,000
estimates
outlays lor the next
10
for
years
V.
184,
lo
p.
up
to
in
this
Act of
1934
the
proceeds
bank
year
sum-
aiid
of
and
appropriate
or
for
tlv'
rn-n-
manipulate
»wuiijUJ<Uive
head
branch
1956—Month—1955"
The
-
tion
Operating
Federal
Other
Dallas,
sceel
expenses
income
operating
taxes
taxes__
Net operating income.
after charges
—V.
185,
p.
1044.
18,i
i
••
•
a
price of $15
per,
the
borrow
sale
100,000
oi
,
S4.C00.CC0
shares
banks
lroui
of
under
stock,
together
com-'
a
;
from
this
salt
of
common
loans
warehouse
Tex.
and
in
will
be
incorporated
company,
located
in
Los
in
San
aluminum
Tube
reduce
short-term
in
1924,
has
Calif., Warehouses
and
Francisco, Calif.; Hous¬
Ckla.
products.
Company,
to
California
Angeles,
Oakland and
Tulsa,
used
primarily -engaged*in the
and
and
bank
A
warehousing and distribu¬
wholly-owned s ibsidiary,
distributes steel
and
aluminum
tubing.
division of the
company
produces steel lorgines.
Major industries served include aircraft and aircraft paits, petroleum,'
metal fabricating,
primary metal, transportation and machinery and
also various government agencies.
and
$2,735,000.
income
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
37,046.903
33,796:560
416,520,1-77
378.192,118
23,000.139
'21,954.164
263,241.741
248.458.085
5376.001
4.275.2C4
51,558,001
1956,
This
of• $1.288.OCO
a
dividend
of
amounted
of
to
with
S
declaration
cf
22la
cash
$50,500,000.
sales
of
and
net
$35,500,000
income
and
nei.
1955.
board
DIVIDEND—The
clare
sales
compares
in
directors
has
stated
cents per shale in April,
45,408,204
3,129,373
site.—V.
A
on
dividends
at
its
1957.
intention
and
regular quarterly intervals
to
to
de¬
consider
thereafter.
'
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING -EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
•
2,625.345
40,101.498
34,405,422
Authorized
'Term
bank
tShort-cerm
Net
the
and
are
company is
of
Eaker Steel
;
$
plant
agreement.
proceeds
from
office
offices
and.
ton
the.
with
will
company
EARNINGS—In
revenues
manufacturing
loans.
its
-
3170,000,^00.—
Co.—Earnings—
future
a
•
loan
term
with
was
Operating
the
PROCEEDS—Net
6.
Period End. Dec. 31—
as
LOAN—Concurrently
stock,
ten-year
which
the $20,000,000
total
land
„
*
expansion
will
credit,
■
by the company. The remaining 250,000
being sold by certain stockholders.
are
BANK
agree¬
7 '
bank
of
BUSINESS—The
included
are
.'
.
Of the 350,000 shares being offered, 100,000 shares
shares
3,
$20,000,000
,
being sold
mon
company
.1
..
company
Canada, England, Australia,-
.
share.
com¬
$
announced
acquisition
in
Germany.
largest overseas markets for household,
products.
Plans are under wav now for.
maintenance
and
located
are
West
of Johnson's
shaies of $1 par value common stock at
Corp.,
1958.* The loan is to be
1, 1977.
Prepayment privileges,
March
by Jan.
option'
March
Mexico and
is one
(Earle M.) Jorgensen Co.—Stock Offered—A syndicate
headed by Blyth & Co, Inc.. on March 6 offered 350,000
expansion
an
program.
C.
Others
these
it was announced on March 1, has
tarranged ao
place privately $25,000,000 of 4%%
promissory*, notes due
Jan. 1, 1977, through Boettcher & Co.
;
the
has incorporated a new subsidiary—its,
Johnson A: Son Venezuela. C.A., it was an¬
company
S.
5.
1652.
p.
pany,
company
negotiated
with
15
institutional
B^nzii,
automotive
the
d
March
Venezuela
*
wax
call
be
on
France,
1:
-
operation.
been
Johnson's
The
port-
are
The
a
(S. C.) Johnson & Son, Inc.—Venezuelan Subsidiary—
changed
a
investment
for
facilities
assets.
current
.
corporation
Inc.,
selected,
•
•
1955.
additions
of
1956
record
a
of
reduction
a
during
1955.
earnings amounted
in
tne
1953
of
Metropolitan
$77,163,716,
.were
reflects
to
lose
rise
a
Chicago
operation
1956
for
Since
gain
reaching $334,755,447.
All
of
quantities sold
as
retail
prices
Routes
decrease
in
1966,
sales.
sales
sharc-
1956.
$257,001,731,
from
Service
The
Ia
to
a
58-ycar
for
ago.
totaled
derived
witn
darnings
(
;
Jewel's
in
sales,
relative
physical
greater
a
in
/
best
the
was
route
operations from
metropolitan markets.
1956
totaled
colleagues in industry with' the new, Hup'p
Corp..'
"Hupp Today"—its products, markets, plan of
Illinois Bell Telephone
of this company
fraudulent, deceptive
1043.
29,
63V
loutes
Home
of
'"'mm* to
2650.
March
on
3 trading in the capital stocks
and
or
Securities
action is necessary
net
oi
compaied
Working capital
•
people, financial
Cleveland, Ohio.—V. 184, p.
-
respectively, on the American Stock
Exchange
for -a
days from March 5, 1957 to March
14, 1957, inclusive- and
jt declaredinvestors
that such
lection of
acts
822.
p.
of
name
carefully
of specialization
bv
fields under a divisional
selected
a
well
Ltd.—Delisting Continued—
the
$343.750.,,
....
Sold—The
•
Exchange Commission
Issuance of two
orders
period of
185,
the
Investing
a
advantages
The
Co.
I
Great Sweet Grass Oils
income
increased
1955.
$3.49
year,
par
1955, this corporation began a planned
program of selective diver¬
sification in several basic
industries to provide a framework for cor¬
porate
security and
stability.
At
the
same
time;
it
retained
the
Anollo
and
Oil
owned
purchase this stock,
nine
Whitnev
income
i
Mitchell
share
became
or
the
tn
distributes supplies and
maintenance of pipe H ies- the
and
Profits
$16,<i41,Oul, equal
"
gained
$4,736,309
Net
the,
at
In
by
a"
$30,331,036.
supply & Manufacturing Co., which sells
oil
and
net
to
lor
earnings
meats,
proceeds
.
th»
are
which
the
The
report state, that
its
8 WaS $1,893'733 and net
19j6
/,
eeuipi ,ent
united
Is
combined
subsidiaries
Feu.
ment
had
257
These
on
ponU
350,000^-
$764,600
—,
enued
year
shifting
its
IIupp Corp.—Issues 24-Page Booklet—•
a
si<rnpcf
Irving
Graham-Paige
subsidiary,
for
698,750
816,800
reported
by
the
of
centrated
to
$1.47
the sale of investments
on
°< 857.503 i» 1955. The
earning
and
or
1957,
operation,
accordhm
*
income
«•'
,» <">?
principal
risen
consolidated
consolidated
year
31.
1956
company
Chairman,
$9,000,146.
the
1,581.400
'
taxes.
stock-.:,—$1.93
earnings
were
of
$3,077,397,
t
a
program.
well
in
Dec.
investment
Bergen,
compares
This
Graham-Paige
Corp., had
of
13
March 1,
Fiduciary Mutual
specializing in
Mexico
became
approximately three-quarters of
cost of $1,200,009,000,
American taxpayer.
See also V.
185,
equity in this corporation, rose
high of $10,235,659, or $1.69 a
share, on
annual
1955
$15,761,194
'
fund
To
record
•?
19o6
$18,328,100
-
earnings
Store
from
and
Stock
the
Dec.
reflected
Ijss than
number
etc.,
A
20
were
ivsen
.sales
On
1957.
year
to the original
the
Corp.—Class
Feb.
records
sales
Sales
of
Hudson Fund, Inc.—Name
Changed—
in
in
of
cost
Factors
1532.
Earnings Rise—
employees, said, in part:
year,
g&in
with
with
The
Plant—
p.
taxes
common
for
ended
and
Retail
the
a
overseas
1957
Scotland.
Cuba.
Atomic
the
and
averaged
the
offered
Texas.
Federal
r
i
Tea -Co., Inc.—Sales-and
ha.ve
ings
With
140,000 shares of class A stock (par $1), which were oublicly offered on Feb. 26 by H. M. Byllesby & Co.
(Inc.)
and associates at $6.80
per share, were quickly sold.
For
details, see V. 185, p. 1043.
As
growine
production
increased
unit
test
of
Graham-Paige Corp.—Stockholders'
Equity Rises—
or.
filed
27
shares
;
1875.
p.
184,
Co.—Sales and
on
amounted
New
ow'ners
part
aircraft
an
.
,
.
Stockholders'
a
used,
Ilubshman
to
at
Goodyear
gaspous
total
a
and
begin
provide
that
romParpfl
.
in
England, Luxembourg
report "disclosed.
An
completion.
participation in the
to
construction
fully operating production
Oi
in
plant
new
close
Its
expects
existing
Indonesia
The
plants
Ohio
brought
Improve
Goodyear
plant
under
A
Akron,
in
markets,
and
ami
production
substantially enlarged,
the
building in
Litchfield
Park,
Ariz,
end
a
Akron, Ohio were completed, as were expansions
domestic
laboratory
To
into
came
were
in
research
new
plants
research
center
number
.
Feb.
for
income
of
Steel
year
history;
world-wide
expansion program by this company resulted in record
outlays oi $89,003,000 in 1956,
according to the annual reoorl
currently being mailed to stockholders.
capital
.
on
100.000
180.
above,—V.
'
-The
Both
share), through Benjamin &
share
$24,850,000
owners
;oer
for
aircraft, together with related
programs,
created
a
$13,065,926 at year-end, which amount
is
approximately
the sales figure for the year 1956.—V.
184, p. 918.
be
,
share
per
*
with
corporation
to
arc
value
Earnings Increased-—
F. J. Lunding, Chairman of the Board, and G. L. Clem¬
ents,-President, in the company's annual report oj snare-,
sec¬
year
covering
per
company's,
1614.
p.
Jewel
,
.
Holy Land Import Corn., Houston,
Tex.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Record
Capi¬
tal Outlays for
Expansion Disclosed—
in
Ccrp.—V.
—i;
822.
]),
'
937.
p.
provision
company
of
Net
The
1
*
bcok
•
Federal
per
when sales
of
of
Oil
share outstanding.
This
compares with
aggregated $9,857,743, an increese of 26',,
over
the
gains being reflected in both military and com¬
manpower and
facilities reached levels higher
than at any time in the
company's history.
♦
*
130V.
,
some
•
per
"The board
of
issued
bo
Harvester Co.
for
183.
This
-
a
Helicopters—1956 Sales Up 26%—
business.
backlog
the
and
\
V
completed.—V.
was
year,
in
American Stock Exchange on Feb. 21
share; of common stock (par 10
exchange for all the outstanding com-
Jacobs Co.—Sells Illinois
Jessop
additional
Blauner
common stock
(par
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $16.50
28
to
are
before
Earnings
,
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Feb.
on
with
the
previous
in
company
the
income
—V.
The company's -annual
report, released on
March • 5,
discloses net
Income for the year of $98,299 after
provision for Federal income taxes.
mercial
;
1231.
p.
.W-
successive
Sales
-
in
185,
a
nubile
-
Ililler
$2.40
additional
>-..les
Net
for
ondary offering of 80,000 shares of
It
28.3 V
of
with
Corp.—Listing—Acquisition—
40.000
of Sharon
Detroit
Income
Contracts
he contended,
Alden
of
cost
are
the
whicn
Provision
stock,
shares
to
stock.-
to
Net
Treat
preferred
shares
0:1
$12,060
common
.
share,
with
183,
Jefferson Eiectric Co.—Sales and
The
Amos
•
per
$8,321,602
share,
per
receive
of
the
said
SEC
stock-
$5
'
was
this
stockholders
December.—V.
Governors of
listing
(F. L.)
convertible
common
sale
all
of
the
.underwriter,
sell
for
be
of
entitled -to
may
to
are
with
cumulative
public
the
12,500
and
6'/>
shares
to
is
successful
purchase
share
prevailing
Ilevi-Duty
$5)
of
end
of
for
shares
mon
Chairman
appraising."
T-he
to
of
for
-
Johnson, ,ii
P.
purchase plan' involves
agreement by Glei Alden "to pay an unheard-of rental for the Mareinont real estate based
upon the appraisal of some Chicago firms whose
figures I :<;hallenge as I have had 35
years; ^Jfperien/je, ip rgal-cstato
ent
the
upon
advantageous
the
share.
by
urging the purchase of Maremont,
Gilbert
pie Board; Francis O. Case, President;
of
director,
25,Geo
offered
commlss'on
"
approved
suggest
now
Four
be
statement
shares
fee,
reduce
approve
because
he
to
underwriter
common
discounts,
»
of a deal that would permit
4ldeT*i bet assets," Mr. Godfrey
Board
cents)
trade
"Although, I
majority of
11.7<i
dividena.—V.
*
for
payable at 25 cents per share.
Net
proceeds of
this
financing are to be devoted to
additional
working
capital,
which
is
expected
to
'enable
the
company
to
schedule
its
production and purchases favorably.
In
addition,
this
capital will enable the company to take greater advantage of
of
past three years.
and
par,
cents, per
then
12,500
for
years
tell
Calendar Year—
registration
a
160,000
selling
entitled
25
finder's
committee.
York
be
of
the
at
mjerger with (his corporation of
Inc.
declared
price
best
will
increased, to
was
the
at
approved
2013.
filed
are
The
and
expenses;
Glen Alden Corp.—Large Stockholder Opposes
Merger
the
President
Israel-American Oil
The
its;
company's planned expansion program
calls
for
total
estimated
expenditures
p.
$5
cents
Inc.
increase
an
stock
sales
for
of
$1,550,579
was
compared
and
report.
company
at
J,
The
covering
preferred
coming
the
1957,
1.955,
year
latitude
,
corporation
27,
be .one of
,
1957-1961
preferred
the
programs,
in
annual
See
basis,
in
the
share,
a
split
high
increase
an
for
re-engineering of products, improvement of production facilities an
plant expansion during 1956 "so that we can operate with greater
in
our
increasingly
competitive
markets."
Net
worth
of
Registers
Herold Radio & Electronics Corp., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—'
company
lease
a
leet.
square
the
growth
properties,
$3.07
stock
record
a
was
During
1956 sales
were
$25,971,527
in
commercial
and
military
products
and net
proiit of $245,079. or
68
cents
a
share.
This
compared with sales of $25,641,509 and net profits of $364,178 the
previous year. /Mr. Strong said substantial
sums
were
invested
in
the
continued
SI.208,243
to
for
that
income
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Lower—
likely to
Wayne Strong,
31st
'
/
is
1957
time,
offered forvpublic sale through an under¬
Dillon, Read *& Co. Inc. .and Dean Witter &
by
company
the
with
equivalent
adjustment
5
This
Net
1044.
p.
public offering price and underwriting terms
by amendment.
*
X
the
bond
sale will
become
part
of
the
general
program.
instruments
1955.
rate,
supplied
proceeds of
of
March
on
$14,302,373.
for
be
be
construction
registration
a
with
compared
were
after
1955
avail¬
ever
Ltd.
$7,000,000
15,
group
The
to
funds
costs
resulting from the development of
new,
more
complex-,
and because of the additional expense involved i;i training
large number of employees added, to the staff in 1956.
A
wider
profit margin is anticipated in 1957, he added.
filed
,'V,
taxes,
Earnings
the
increasing
underground
;.
1956
5.
(Honolulu). —
Exchange Commission—
and
$12,805,301
after
lnsicle
the
'
Co.,
in
the
in
present
Likeness
covering
tion
The
reported
set
.
substantial
announced
was
Electric
company
March
Net
that earnings did not rise at the same rate
principally because of the increase in engineering and produc¬
additional
corporation
,
was
1476.
^Monday, March 11, 1957
.
com¬
Distributors,
the
of
a
prove
observation.
Securities
writing
Giannini explained
sales
it
to
structural
surface
27,
Co.
the
equal
by
developed
4
cvue
paid
Investment
represents
a
takes the sound
It
Hawaiian
outstanding
$290,787,
the same
on
stock
preferred
after
common
1955"%erc
lor
cents
94
for
equal
shares
300,000
of oil,
,V
•.'
1956.
Mr,
as
lest.
31,
adjusting
$339,521,
was
the
on
dividends
ferred
1956
for
share
a
has
expected
other
and
from
The
$1.05
the
of
photographs to geologic
drawings of known cros*;-sections is striking.—V. 135, p. 1043.
earnings
income
to
is
form.
faults,
able
1955.
of
committee
of
Guerin
and
translating sound
into
waves, sfent underground by seismic
prospectors to probe the position of rock strata, and photographically
transforms them into cross-section pictures of the
underground area.
The result is the most detailed and accurate
picture of the domes,
1135(5
for
executive
director of Southwestern
a
ccmmittee
development
graphic
reached new highs in the *ea>- ck-ic Dec. 31,
Giannini, President, announced on March 7,
rose
nearly 5G'/<
totaling $2,510,091 compared with
for
1955.
The company's
backlog at the year end was
more
than double the backlog of $3,040,000 at the close
and
1956, Gabriel
Exchange,
Corp.—New Development Announced—
'the discovery
Giannini & Co., Inc.—Reports Record Earns.—
(G. M.)
Stock
member
(Texas Group 1.—V.
corporation
earth"
145.
185, p.
and
executive
America
Gulf Oil
This
Light Co.—Sale Approved
Power &
Georgia Power Co. above.—V.
Guerin
of
York
over
of
The
See
this corporation.-* Mr.
incorporators of Eppler,
Dean
.
Inland Steel Co.—Secondary Offering —A
secondary !
offering of 30,000 shares of capital stock (no par) was »
made on March 8 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at $81.50
per
share, with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per share. It was
quickly completed.—V. 184, p. 324.
Guerin
director'-bnd
Southwestern
the
of
New
Director—
a
that
P.
member of the
a
Corp.;
and
member
a
Power
Inc.;
announced
original
the
of
director and
a
28
directors
the
members
Investors
western
of
of
one
Feb.
on
board
and
Inc.,
mittee of Tekoil
_
of Georgia
President,
the
to
officer
President,
Power &. ^l^nt to
John J. McDonoug.i. Piesident
of Georgia Power, and W. J. Clapp, President of Florida
p^rLnnPLh
of which Georgia Power .V Light Co. Is a subsidiary.
Mr McDono lgh
delivered to Mr. Clapp checks totaling $11,164,145 to pay for the elec¬
trical facilities.
A final
accouniing and settlement will be made in
30 clays.
In addition. Georgia Power will assume Georgia Power fc
Light's bonded Indebtedness of $7,705.000.—V, 185, p. 611.,
Contracts
Georgia
an
Turner.
in ~0
Co.
Griggs,
<fe
to 38.200
supplying electric service
began
V.
elected
was
_
1
served
formerly
of
counties
W|K,a
fc(S.
^
customers
Griggs Equipment, Inc.—Guerin Elected
Power's
that
Coosa
large
Financial Chronicle
5,541.390
4.941 847
55.618,937
49.920.407
5,206,234
4,60'loia * 50,469.728
45,030.510
Other
bank
short-term
Common
'To
loans
be
stock,
$4,006,000
borrowings.—
indebtedness
$1-par value
evidenced
by
notes-having
Ou'/danding
$4,000,000
7,000.003
..
446,000
1.278,000
1,278,000
-900.000 she."
1,500.COO shs.
a-maturity
of
ten
years
from
Volume
185
Number 5619
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
< The
.
.
7
(1155)
*
-
date
monthiyS
2»'<V oL-portion
plus
priiicJpal of
company's ton-,
aggregate repayment of
issue and providmgvfor -an
of
$33,333
oi. me
declared in January,
•
share
is in excess ol $1,00(1,000.
The!
interest rate provided is variable "and is to be oeie.mined 'monthly so
as
to be
3A of l'/o
above the then current prime rale of the lending
solidnted
banks
with
annuui' nei
for
90-day
minimi
a
earnings "which,
loans
twuich
and
maximum
commercial
rate
m
47
ol
a
is
rate
pr.me
rate
4
now
Ac
below,
named
rep.eseimuive, have severally
chase irom
the company and
the selling stockholders
numbers of snares o* common stock set jorih below: '
Co.,
is acting
Inc.
as
/
///
.
'
v
Eastman
E.
F.
DJlon,
Hutcon
Paine,
William
R,
Crowell,
Vireedon
Richards
6,^86-
Co.___
Ac
line.
Co
1
i
Lester, Ryons Ac Co
Barth
J.
Ac
Co.
Mitchum,
Rotan,
aid-'—
Tempieton
&
Haminill
•
Co.^V—— 2S-
Ac
;
*
Ac
Wagenseiler Ac Durst, Inc.
Bingham,
Hooker
Ac
£22.
p.
;C
;
Kerr-McGee
*
formed
-Vdives.' and
A-
hoist>.
'
and
1
The
;
board
Kidooo
C.
" Tne
'
Kidooo
Mr.
Mi*.
has-been
Chicago
Kerr
voted, tc
is
tor
tne:
general -Vice-President
af
25
directors-—Ouy
new
elucp..
•
Iu5, P-' 104a. *'
"
..
Great
Sweet
Oils Ltd. above.—V.
Grass
185,
7
Gas
Co.
of
this
in
A
1957.
of
1956
the offer
in
March 25.
on
preferred
share
per
alter
deemed
"47
of 30
1,
1972.
J.r
_
♦
•
'
,
.
,
r
..."
."
•
presently
natural
gas
the
tvas -paid
of
income
of
the
of
.
1955.
on
PRESENT
TO
.4.84'$,
■
value*
par
Common sac'k
"This
moid
April
to
forth
set
.
and $26,400,003
1977,
1,
Oct.
on
underwriters
;|
1977."
1,
named
.below
have
severally
have
pursuant to the offering, to stockholders:
First Boston
'
Biyth
Dillon,
Co
&
Read
Dominick
Drexel
.
& Co.
Dominick. -7^..
&
_vi:
Co
&
Southwest
First
-
Sachs
Harriman
Ripley &
Kuhn,
W.
C.
Brothers
V
Shields
5.20
p.
185,
R.
•
Ac
b.
on.
Germany,
to
recommenced
:in
April to
took
action
restricted
sonnel.
s„ock
shareholders
V.
plan
Weld
185,
ior
p.
The
company's
147-year history,
President.
Net
to
tc
cancel
declare
at
the
comparable
period due to a
Net earnings
per
share
of
climbed
common
to
SEC
35
W.
&
Staats
Seranton
<fc
Sullivan
Eobworth,
4
4
Co.4
Co._a
Blunt Ellis ite Simmons—
6
6
annual
$105,173,^25.
<fe
"
^
thj
amounted
to
$2,907,041,
2
the
2
(arnei!
Co
Mosle & Co..^
filed
to $2.59 per common sharo.
involved in moving general office)
a
$603,000 of
1967.
The
31,
March
Utilities Co.—Earnings Up 13.4%—
South
income of -this
Net
ended
13.47
during
12
the
to
was
its
subsidiaries for the 12 month-*
H. Dixon, PrcsidcrA,
a common share on
$16,631,180, E.
equal to $2.2C
outstanding and compares with
months ended Jan 31, 1S56.
shares
7.598,106
This
21.
Feb.
on
and
company
increased
31
Jan.*
Total
011
81.94
revenues for the 3.2-month period ended
$159,831,845, compared with $150,571,121 during
operating
were
period.
Electric revenues were
months;—V. 185. p. 721.
Glen
Alden
substantially
t
7.5 7
Withdrawn— "
statement filed with the SEC on June 22, 1957,
proposed offering of 2,500,000 shares of common stock (pav
at $1.50 per snare thiuugu Gearnart & Otis, Inc., ns,s bear
registration
cent i
7.
withdrawn.;—V. 133, p.
..
.
,
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Bids April 23—
will up to noon (CST)'on April 23, at ill East Frank¬
Minneapolis 4, Minn., receive bids for the purchase from, ft
equipment trust certificates, series A, to be dated May
1957 and to mature in 15 annual instalments of $180,000 each,
The
lin
company
Ave.,
of
$2,700,000
10,
lliey will be secured by new equipment
—V.
185,
costing not less than $3,375,000.
823.
p.
Minneapolis-St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.— Earns.—
operating income—-.--—
lor contingent charges-,
railway
Net
Income
113,4-//
118,44h>
324,540
'
73,5813
I-
——■—23,403
accrued,
charges
321,623
-
available
Contingent
-
$3,175,8*7)
$2,989,793
income
Gross
discounted
1956
1957
Month of January—
subsidiary good physical
„
up
sham
a
Jan. 31'.,
the pre¬
over th >
'
Minerals, Inc.—Registration Statement
covering a
March 4 announced in part:
$135,365,647,
previous 12
'
the
to
art
•
able,
Net
<
experienced handling of all phases of
be productive of a very dramatic
company's
worth
and earning power,"
business can
enhancement' of
the
938. ;
p.
135,
Deficit.—-V.
823.
p.
Bids
will
Va.
Exchange Commission—
Inc., Griffithsville, W.
and
—
New
York
the
nurchase
See
Files
'also
V.
from
185,
11—
2033, Two Rectc. ?
Y., up to 11:30 a.m. (EST* on March 11 to/
$12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 198'L
received
be
Light Co.—Bids March
Power &
Minnesota
.
Securities
$39,£fe'J
*$347,940
income
aggressive,
diversified
corporation
on
15
Feb.
filed
a
letter
,
•
.
Minot
by
0, N.
it of
the
company,
at
P.oom
938.
p.
The
■
(Glenn) L. Martin Co.—AEC Fuel Contract
T.
supply
'per
Signed—
General Manager of Martin Nuclear Division, 011 Feb. 28
signing oi a contract with the aEC whereby they will
F. Na^ey,
the
approximately
65
kilograms
of
uranium
hexafluoride,
to
'The
ments.
.which
are
The end of ,the
The
project. -T.
similar
J.
air
to
undergo
a
complete series of tests by
«
Martin Power Reactor
Operations Manager for the MPR, confirmed that
elements will be used in the MPR. a 1.003-2.000
transportable, packaged power plant particularly suited
other remote locations.—\L 184. p. 2119.
'was
negotiated
through
the
Sisk.
tubular
miiliary or
scheduled
year,-
contract
sales of
3-for-l"' stock
Split
.
share),
R.
90
on
Feb.
filed
27
shares of common
underwriting.
without
Paul, Minn.—
Exchange Commission—
7
a letter of notification with t>r>
stock to be offered at nar isi.hno
The proceeds are to be used i.7
Power Co.—Registration
Mississippi
This Week—
subsidiary of 3?he Southern Co., filed on March r\
the Securities and Exchange Commission
tne
$6,000,000 principal amount of additional 30-yee,?
first mortgage
bonds.
The securities are to be sold at competitive
bidding on April 11. The proceeds of the sale of the securities will Li
used to finance the company's construction program. The
regi.-tration statement is expected to be filed with the Com*
mission on March .15.—V.
185. p. 486.
Tills
company,
a
application with
issuance and sale of
an
fuel
Petroleums, Ltd.—Bonds Placed
Privately—
announced that the pri¬
vate placement arranged
through Harris & Partners Ltd. of S8.000.000
first
mortgage and
collateral trus; sinking fund bonds of the com¬
pany was
completed7 at- the office ol
the Montreal Trust Co. in
Toronto; .Canada. March- 1..
•
Ti e issue is oiviucd into two series
Series A. issued and payable
in Canadian funds 111 the
amount oi 51,625,000 ard bearing interest
Clifford
Association
covering
Monarch Machine Tool
The
Merrill
Supply Association, St.
working capital.
be
into approximately 50 kilograms of uranium dioxide.
fuel will pe obtained from Oak Ridge.
Delivery to Martin is
expected to begin in the next few months.
Martin Nuclear is nearing
completion of faciliites for fabricating this fuel into tubular fuel ele¬
processed
.
Builders
Files With Securities and
.
'
adjusted for
taxes
as expenses
covering
1957
due
Middle
2
interest in the future of Glen Alden.
completed the Maremont group will
remaining substantial shareholders of Glen
of
*
of cletinning
reason
that
announced
meeting
peiiod ended Dec. 31. 1955, ,' the closest
change in- the company's fiscal year. •
(not
only
kilowatt,
with
*
1957
transfer
Alden.
Glen
sales
registration statement with the SFC oxV
6 7 convertible subordioated (34- debentures are to be oLered for
public sale at 1007 of principal amount, with a 77 commission 1.»
(he underwriters (headed by Auchlncloss, Parker & Redpath).
- '
Metro is
engaged in the business of financing ol automobiles and
durable consumer goods, in the small loan business, ancl in the cred7i
life and health and accident
insurance business.
Net proceeds will' L«
used
to increase
or, maintain,
the working capital of the company
thereby increasing and sustaining the base of borrowing from banky
and other lending institutions.—V. 183, p.,6/ ' V
^
> ,
The
price
higher
1955.
over
before
after preferred dividends,
corporation
4,
benturos,
announced
"
v
increase
income
net
2
assets
•
by
Metro, Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Registers With SEC—
Tills
2
&
for
accounted
involved in
Irving Lundborg & Co.____..
Maslen
is
the
of
247.
equal,
6
E.
767
in
1958 earnings was partially due to planned expend!-/
special nature, Mr. Martin stated. Some of these were of th/j
a
2
Maremont. President,
will
1955.
2327.
3
Inc.
Co.,
Co
&
record
a
Martin
for
*
House
Curtiss,
at
were
Railway, N. J., and executive offices to a new location in New York;
SEC
1956 wer" the hivhest In its
Charles Lukens Huston, Jf.t
This compares
p.
,
underwriting.
Stock—
the fecord hfgh of $7,504,839. equal to S2370
suck
J"
of notification with ihe
covering 7,000 shares of common stock (3.000 shares of class A
4,000 shares of class B) to be offered at $25 per share, without
The
.
in
by
to
185,
With
20
1.COC.030 .'shares'- of
company s
.
totaled
the .50-weuk
R.
31
70
107
a
1045.
•
1956
in
for
4
Sons
Si Co../-i
Dec.
.
Marietta Theatre,
264.000 shares ior the payment of the
for the purpose of the comoany's
key management and supervisory per¬
sales and earnings
it- was announced
.
sales
$82,419,146
severally
15
& Co._
Steel Co.—Earnings Sharply Higher—
Lukens
'Huitoii
E.
ended
year
-
Street,
•—V.
7)'.
to
,
have
terms
A'.den's
future
35
Company..
shares
50,000
option
also
See
and
stock,
the required
and
,
Glen
President, said that this cancellation
Star's retirement
within- the last IT
the
create
stock; dividend
Brown
W.
Rotan,
confident
Inc.
Co.—Reduces Authorized
Ieb. .28
&
Alex.
'
of
March
„
below
the
decline
The
"1 the , Maremont owners are willing to transfer
these :as$ets
and t.iis profitable business to Glen Alden in exchange
for Glem Alden shares and a nominal amount of cash, is that we are
stock dividend.
was made
possible
by
Lone
months, of.
$26,000,000 of its long term debt,-a-part of which carried options to
purchase stock.
He pointed out that debt prepayment resulted in re¬
duced interest costs,' and -also prevented a dilution of the stock.
;
Mr. Germany said
that toe .stock dividend of 107
would be paid
to
shareholders
ol .-record
April 1, 1957, and that action would be
E.
17
-
—
intention
Sales Record—
Corp.—Sets
to
has agree! to sell to them,
indicated below, such of the
for by the exercise
A.
at/a
The
and
but -uniss ted
authorized
1957
70
"7Hick-'
Witter Ac Co
Dean
Steel
directors
Bernet
Underwood & Con ine.
A.
'Accrue
.35
White.
.70
823.
Star
Lone
The
Co._^
•
1,
15
Morle &c Co
&
.
-;
1,)
.
Day
5,20
'
Ac
McKelvy
70
Singer, -Deane Ac Scribner.
Smith, Barney At Go.
Tucker, Anthony Ac R. L.
45
Loeb Ac Cn..„.6.15'
Langley Ac Co.___^-_
2.35
Lehman
24>
,
—
man.
Peabocy. & Co.__^_
i,
subscribed
be
6
.
in
increase,
$2,070,499
4
'
•
'
with $4,084,740" in
1955.
Net income after taxes totaled
$1,535,361 equal, after preferred dividends, to $1.91 per share on 791,807
shares of common stock outstanding.
Net income for 1955 amounted to
monthly instal¬
by u lien on the
15
Inc.
Rotan,
5.20
Kidder,
Beane_
Sehneider,
Co.,
Inc.'
.
named
6
H.
*'
for
sales
net
Consolidated
111
irom their true value:
these
assets.r and the people who use tnem,
l.ave t.ie capability of
producing more titan .$2,000,000 of net earnings annually which will
assets,
Fen-
Leonard A- Lynch
1.T5
Henry, Seay & Blacks
Pierce,
Morgan Stanley Ac Co..
Rauschei, Fierce„-& Co.,
5,20
Co
Ac
Moore,
.2.35
Co._-
Goldman,
Ac
ncr
5.2**
.70
6.15
2.35
Inc
Co."
&
Chaplin
secured
*— L-
every
Alden-.
Merrill Lynch,
li».8h
Corp.
SPayable
& Co., Inc.—,
"Maremont
The
785,290 shs.
Oct.
on
expects to maintain a long-range
uiTce
the .proposed acquisition is
purchase from the company, in the respective percentages.,
below, all the shares-of preferred stock not "subscribed lor
to
agreed
l'
i
154,834 slts7
G, 193,371.slis.
154,834 sis.
8.030,000 sins,
A___'
J
Value)
UNDERWRITERS—The
each
already negotiated for the sale of Maremont Automo¬
to Glen Aider. Corp., the Maremont directors are
willing to add a signed agreement that the Maremont Investment Co.
♦will
retain
for a
minimum 01 two years the 250,0oO s.,are.s of Glen
Amen stock to be acquired
in exchange for Maremont assets.
Should
the Maremont company sell its Glen Alden shares wiihin lour years of
Hie time of acquisition, the five Maremont directors would agree to
resign as directors of Glen Alden.'
"This amendment is olfeied
to make crystal-clear that Maremont
sold to The Prudential Insurance Co. of America in 1952;
semi-annual instalments cf $2,200,000 eacn from Oct.- 1/
In
not
1,142.253
1,000.000 shs.
$222,OCO
Baird
products
in 1957 earnings. ' Consolidated
compared with $440,000,000 a
the acquisition of the Glenn Company and estab¬
lishing it as a new subsidiary, and legal and patent fees in protecting
llew products.
Earnings last year also were affected by a steel striko
in
July and a strike in one company plantain
November,—V. I8!j
$3,556,000
1,000.000
'
1,000,000
Co._^.
the
"To
tive
note,
matures
-1958
1
.*
($10 .par
.
this
one
1
was
company
added. As this is a conversion type of operation;
higher prices received for the detinned scrap and tin are in turu
paid to suppliers of tin plate and scrap and do not contribute toward
largef profits, he said.
*
•
;
Sales of
products ether than detinning increased $1,651,647
and
to
^Automotive Products, Inc. 4- Proposed to
Glen'Alden Shares to Be Acquired in Exchange
Hold
r
$375,~
against
as
E. Wolfson, Presiderl
confident that backlog
it was announced Feb. 26 by H. E. Martin, Presi¬
represented a gain of $6,842,889, or 197, over sales c.?
$35,379,788
expenses
Maremont
'
the
Louis
721.
p.
Thermit
&
This
vious
110,000,000
.
185,
non-recurring type, such
Outstanding
•'
"v.
$374,030,904,
shareholders,
$42,222,677,
compared
FINANCING
PRESENT
Chas.
-938. f.
totaled
•
to
said
Chairman,
accounted
dividends on the com¬
except the years 1931
has been paid each
1951 and an extra divi¬
6
p.
'
indicated a further rise
currently totals $530,000,000,
of
dent.
in
...
William
—\T, 188,
$>".'■
(cumuh-—$100
s.k.
'
paid
ii
llobert W.
Outstanding rV
g
___»110,C00,0C0
1977_
pfd.
conv.
been
Newhard, Cook & Co,;.-,-.^...
Slii'elds &
.
special
revenues
grc-ss
report
Metal
level
tures
TC
underwriters
iVl., Markj & Co.^
Paine;; Webber, Jackson &
; Curtis
r
t.
x
;
Reynolds & Co.,- Inc.!—
FINANCING
Authorized,
note. due
of
on
Dodge & Co._v
Dillon,,-Union Securi¬
Co.
i^i
lor Assets—
-
-
having
..
"
$2,260,820
was
Kidder, Pea body & Co.
Cee Higginson Corp,/
more
$16,832,536; including
the
1951.
20,
EFFECT
shall
1956
years.
'The 1956
net
with $1.54 in the pre?
Authoiized
as
in
Hemphill, Noyl-s'#4e.«wo.-_^fc_7-;rf_
-*
to
1955.
age.—V.
Of
share
per
July 16, 1.72.
including interest;
stock
.
amounted
prospccis
States
6
v
EFFECT
GIVING
...
3y27«
date,
cents
ties .Ai
A
-
common
486.
special credit of $3,950,800 as neh
subsidiaries disposed of during thl
a
of
the
before.
Board
year
its
and
in
$12,682,675
paid
to
1905
30
Eastman
"
CAPITALIZATION
income
net
has
;
of $226,000
rights:
Clark,
,
fiscal'year ended Dec. ill,
company
United
-
instalments of
annual
$8.464 -each,
of
shares
1956, total, operating
wholly-owned subsidiary, Lone Star
Producing Co., amounted to $95,361,770 and net income to $14,111,151.- .
This
compared with total operating revenues ol $87,615,439 and net EARNINGS—For
including
annual
the
backlog
and
outlays
$45,799,822
of
dividend
agreed to purchase,; and ihe company
severally, in the respective percentages
„
to retire
against
p.
taxes
and
assets
year
and
com¬
loans
the number of shares outstanding
on
company
/..UNDERWRITER.^—The-
titan 764,000
Oklahoma:
'
*,
and distributes natural gas to
consumers
in portions of Texas and
and
stock
Laurence
iranspor.S
revenues
of
ments
■**
_
sales
net
Stratford, Conn., plant.
and
owns
in
the
and
the
to
1,142,253
balance
commence
used
■
In
cash
the
$3,556,000
1971.
185,
shares outstanding.
Consolidated
and receivables'
equal amounts
in
in
'
irom
"
"Payable'in
the
ol'
income,
on
$11,063,000
in¬
a
1st mprtgugs loan, uue Nov. 1, "1971
Common stock (*12.50- par value)_____
operates interconnected natural -gas^
transmission lines; gathering 'lines, comnres.;or s.ations. gasoline p.ani.s,
distribution systems and
rein tea properties' through and by w.iicli it,
BUSINESS—Company
to
plants
six
H'r
,
i. PROCEEDS?—Net proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock will
be used,
together with casu on hand, to pay the company's current
bank
borrowings; piesently aggregating $20,000,000 made to provide
a
portion of the fuT.ds, ior the company's 1065 anil 19otf' construction
programs.
in
1955
year
.
every, year
cents
after
1956
-312,881,736
of
sale
from
416,737
bank
If 56
promissory note due July 16. 1972
promissory n>te due July 16, 1972
4'y"*
s
April
now
Dec.
'
,,
.
of
pur^
credit, was equal to $2.96 pc?
'
'
*
Exclusive
of
the
special credit, net earnings of S12,381,'73S wer3
approximately 20'.
higher than the $10,745,822 total earned in 195!>r
On
the basis
of shaies
outstanding at the end of each year, 19£»>
earnings equalled $2.26 per share, conyiared with $2 per share the
year* before.
The $3,950,800 profit realized in 1956 from disposal cf
several subsidiary companies was equal to 70c per-share.
Net earnings
were
a.ter
provision
for
(axes
totaling
$11,291,500 in
1956 and
partnership origi¬
manufactures a wide range of'
and systems, and cranes and
first, quarter
and
to
of
mature
the respective
share compared
10'«
.
...
ock is convertible -into common stock at. $23.33iV
includi ng March 31. 1967, .ana at SJT.50 incieaA'tf:,
;
The ■ new preferred stock is redeemable at prices- ranging irom SI Do
per share 5.
redeemed be,of. April I; IjGI, to $100 vper share if* rcThe
-
earnings
share
agent.
added
be
inventories
successor
reported
per
la
1 ' j?
■
Tne
by
as
011
for
$3.17
DIVIDENDS—The
in
sold at
Canadian for a total of
March 1, I960.
drilling equipment
existing Canadian banfc
to $21
payments
have been
balance applied
stated.—V.
income-in
Total
products,-Mr.
for each
based
stock
.a
First i5o»top Corp. -will
purchase ahy unsubscribed shares at the termination of
headed
group
•
net
■
to
1956).
to
lund
issue
the
was
year.
1905
carried
|
;—
154,
ior
Mr.
of $6,175,000 and
annum,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Earnings Up 20%—
common
group
a
subscription
which
dend
shares of its ^4.84% cumulative "con¬
vertible preferred slock to its common siocKhoiders on
the basis of one snare of the new preferred siock :or'\
each 40 shares of common stock held of record March 5,
share)
increased
through 1934. * A dividend of
qiUirter commencing w'ith the
Preferred Stock Offered—This
is offering rights to subscribe at par ($100 per
company
is
months
last" four
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING
Star
Lone
•
and
Walker
March 13, 19577
retirement of
in
use
$1,500,000
$34,063,f 24
equal
close
CASH
mon'
\
*'
1045.
p.
with
ceding year
k,»*
..
York
New
the company
are
Canada.
November,
.
.
mortgages
issued"
Series B,
amount
of 30 common shares of Merrill Petro¬
each $1,000 lace value bond.
The pur¬
$15 Canadian
irom
the
of
loans,
by Clark, Dodge & Co.
gauges," cdntrol "instruments
wast,
at/the
and3
founder
Kerr,
S.
,-J- Kroy Oils Ltd.—Trading Ban Continues—,
See
income
^
vMF of .Sen.-. Rob't
by
the
compared, with- $1t096,021
.
National",
the First
o*'
years.
of the company.—V.
Chairman
two
add
on
EARNINGS—The company
Chicago and Robert S.„ Kerr, Jr. ol
Oklahoma City.
brings tne total number oi• directors to 12. y •"y * ,*
action
Bunk/of
directors-has
of
of
additional
of
(EST)
p.m.
of
of
July
1873,
111
Operations
one-ih
compared
.
proceeds
($50
■,,
Industries, Inc.—New Directors—
Oil
During
and
at 981's.
sold
was
1967.
1,
purchase
Sinking
have
Offers Common
—
proceeds of the sale will
bankjloans
June
annum,
attached
are
ranges
Sxiaros.
Consolidated
li--i
:
stock
1957
is offering to
rights to subscribe at
shares
by-expanding business,
March,
the
for
stock
28.
corporation
stock
for possible
— BUSINESS—Organized
:
nally
3,0,1 .♦•
'
'►
»
The
■
.■
3,571
•'
1,42J
"A'.*,'
•
-=
,
4.2*od
*
1,429
——'1
Co.
185,
l
in
' f
4.23b
•'
1,714
s
.
funds
purposes/
rcouirca.
necessitated
3;71-4
1,714
Meyer,& Lox
-
2,286
__.TA
a-
Hurry;
I
i
Fay1\_._J-_'_i__-J_L_,r__ii-s
Ac
Morgan
*-V.
Walter Ac
Franx,
Feb.
underwritten
Guaranty Trust Co.
other
•'
"
Stern,
expire at 3^30
pany's -general
'
5,714"
5 714*
"
2,286
Co.:
Moore, Inc.
share, for 71,390
will
per
March
mature
price
profit
common
PROCEEDS—The met
•
5,714
2,286
•
Sutro
preferred
on
all
or
of investment firms headed
call of the preferred stock.
group
Subscription—This
offering is being
The
j
3,714 ' •'
2.286
Mosie & Co.r___.___"_._a\._d_i____
Shearson,
*
,
5:714
.
for
&
vestment firms headed
3,714 ",;
„'■*
2,2b6
;
redemption
A
5V/7?
year.
per
The
8,5,2
2,286
Co.
Jones
for
shares
115,398
-'4:
holders of-its
offer
8,072
'2,206
a
Southwest
First
1
3,428
Schwabacher & Co.;
;
•
8,572*.
3.428
•
that
announced
(par $12.50) at the rate of one share for each ten
shares held of record on March 1, 1957.
The subscription
j
.
/ 8,5',2
"3,428
_
5
stock
v
8,572
3,428
—
-
'
Maxwell
$21
12.143
leums
24v/,oCu
613.
135,,p.
the
15,714
3,428
Co._
Ac
Ac.Co..
*
12.143
4,-5 T.
of
bonas
chase
stock.
common
stock.—V.
Stock
"
•/
4,857
-
The
Total
■"
,
rate
the
payable in United States funds ih the
bearing interest at the rate o£ 5W,c
per
...
„
cumulative convertible
called
was
into
'
15,714
>
at
per
.
15,714
6.286 *
,
Inc. ■'Ja.-Ur!—.
Co.;
Eichltr Ac
Bateman,
1,26b
Co.
Cuthisl
At
which
Manning,
15,714 *
b,286
Staats
&
Ac
bee.p-iLts
Co.
Jackson
California" Co.
Walston
Hill
Union
Ac
Weober,
First
value*
March
41'a',$
of.its
shares
common
61,286
25,714
Inc.
•
fr Jin-Selling
Stockholders
from Company
"
Co.,
&
$8,09 per
or. $28 64
Morgan Stanley & Co. underwrote the
The remaining 310 shares of preferred stock have been redeemed by the
company at $52.50 per share plus accrued dividends.
Giving effect to
ilie conversions, the cbmpany will have
outstanding 1,196,430 shares of
7 Shs. Purchased
►
$9,107,000,
"
by
the- respective
•' Shs. Purchased
"/
v
agreed to pur-,
.
.
Biyth
310
been converted
Biyth.
whom
for
of
and
totaled
'
*
Conyerted—
corjjbratiohron
This
but
par
underwriters
p." 2837.V-
ferred Stpck
$3,000,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
1&4-,
vtfth earnings
'
period.
1956
(P. II.) Mallory & Co. Inc.—99.7% of Outstanding Pre¬
5Vc.1r.
of
This compares
-State'taxeS, in
Warrants
rep.esejited
are
1957).
previous. comparaWe
and
share.—V.
by-yO-day notes all bearing intdV-*
est at 4y2<i>
per annum.
The above described term loan agreement
will limit short-term bank borrowings of tne company to a maximum of
tSuch borrowings
the
in
.Federal
,
Walker.
President,
on
March
4
company
in
had
1956
Co.—Had Record Shipments—
the
largest shipments of
in its 48-year history, Jerome A.
employees in the annual report,
year
"The
in
new
shipments
record
total
reached
i>epinning.
And so
peacetime
$17.021,462—nearly double the $9,759,12!
preceding year and excelled only by* th->
II t.nd the Korean conflict. ' he saidL
about matching incoming business iu
end v,os very nearly the same as si.'r,
far in 1957, business continues to come in ski
in
was
the
production peaks cf World War
"With outgoing deliveries
just
fr56
our
backlog at the jear's
tlm
any
Raterman told shareholders ami
.
8
(1156) M
*-
-V?
-
a-satisfactory rate which is just about equal to current shipments.
"Earnings for 1956 of >982.900 or $2.24 per share constitute a wclcome
recovery
from the experience ot
the previous year when a
10%-week
strike and
the
extraordinary
expenses
incurred
for the
engineering
cut
machines
Commenting
added.
that
anticipate
"We
Ihe
steady demand for our new mode«s will
a
throughout 1957."—V. 181, p.
continue
Mr.
modernize
of the need to
McHugh pointed out that this is the third year in
1955.
in
subsidiaries,
,
of
funds
Plans
general corporate
purposes.
'for
bank
1048.
185, p.
A
for
produce a
business
to
program
tem
general
type of electronic data-processing
announced on March 4 by
new
sys¬
this
was
use
company.
■
the NCR 304, the new system will provide automatic
accounting, auditing, reporting and other business record-keeping func¬
tions in one continuous high-speed operation.
It is designed to reduce
Designated
.
as
the cost of keeping business records antl to provide im¬
advantages. In addition, it will supply management
personnel with more complete and timely information
substantially
portant operating
and
"This
which
to
awarded
that
announced
contract
decisions.
business
make
officials
NCR
in
Co.
been
has
to
develop and produce many key elements of this
the system's electro-mechanical parts and
the new system
through its 500 sales and
service outlets across the United States.
The Computer Department of
General Electric, located in Phoenix, Ariz., will be responsible for the
a
system.
will
will
NCR
market
and
construct
of
the
National Rubber
Securities
The
SEC
to
company
covering
184,
stated,
share
and
25
shares
fUgd
of
at
shares
20
Exchange
Feb.
on
9,778
for each
Its
(2)
$27
held
share
per
of
record
the
on
March
to
are
$10)
(par
basis
of
one
There
the
to
the
new
will
be
company's
has been called for/April 4
proposals that will
pave the way for
leading television film
by this
contemplated
distributor.
vote
to
financing
a
Stockholder
approval to increase the authorized common stock from
shares to 2,000,000 shares and to confer conversion rights
1,000,000
on
■
notes
any
$8,000,000,
the
of
debentures
or
make
"will
that may be issued, up to the amount of
important contribution to the future growth
an
company,"
according to Ely A. Landau, President.
The
corporation presently has 884,825 shares outstanding.
According to
the proxy statement, if the sale of the debentures
presently under discussion is consummated, substantially all of the
net
proceeds
acquisition
will
be
for
t«
utilized
to
Machine Co.—Reports
taxes,
was
of
of
above
Pease,
machine
1956
the
1956
Hand
the
that
end
the
rise
considerably
Tools
Division.
they
reported,
resulted
profits from the Hoern
the
from
per
$3.17
This
share
per
or
profit, after
share on the
is
an
the
on
1955.
been
not
net
sales
close
S.
reflected
of
greater
Ralph
1955
sales
higher
as
Division
sales
which
the
and
volume
improved
well
had
been
in
the
Howe,
new
shipped
produced
earnings,
as
higher
completely
operating
close
on
of
Dec.
1955.
31,
1956
The
were
remaining
was
2.6-to-l,
and
stockholders'
equity per share rose
$44.87 from $42.19 last
year.
A total of $1,021,124 was
expended
-capital improvements compared with
$736,827 spent for expansion
1955.-—V.
184,
The
two
Mr.
on
a
Files
White
to
said
date
of
at
Because
White,
Plans
—
end
of
which
amounted
devoted
World
to
to
War
hus
II
not
purpose
embarked
company
yet
been
or
more
$633,000,000,
this
the
completed
than
during the first
and
twice
60
the
of
years
history.
of
the
large
construction
amounts
of
job
for
additional
be
necessary, he said,
short-term oorrowings
lmancing
Mr
year
he
noted
next
two
said
years,
*
that
bringing the total
year-end
were
said.—V.
used
to
slightlv
185.
p.
the
in
in
companv
service
excess
to
added
139,652
2.818,962.
of
those
corporation,
the
to
Mr.
orders
a
request
a
SEC
subsidiary
a
for
of Middle South
authorization to issue and
has
given
bearing
earlier
year
Utlhties
sell
interested
until
persons
1,
at
Inc
i
as
competitive
1937;
and
the
16.
1957
to
March
the
bonds
linancing its
will
be
applied
construe.ion
by
program
New
a
id
warrant, toward partial payment, prior to
maturity
its
outstanding nine-month 4*3
bank
notes
due Oct.
2
1957
185, p. 979.
'
V.
York
The
on,
Central RR.—Bids March
company, at its
March
13
receive
^equipment
trust
to
o> the last
10
been
lowest
the
jump of more
a
16
years.—V.
Aluminum
&
Feb.
on
1,456
25
shares
filed
of
Co.,
in
Bell
the
95%
than
in
1930
185,
T.his
retire
company's
S.
of
office
bids
certificates
in
for
New
the
dated
Yoik
its
stock
..."
4'«
4'
Iowa—
purchase
April
1,
will up to
from
1957
it
and.
(EST)
noon
of
clue
$3,825,000
annually from April 1, 1958 to
1972, inclusive.
Thev will be
by new equipment costing not less than
$4,916.495.—V. 185
laundry
$255,000
secured
p
1047
sup-'
storage
order
185,
to
47.
p
present
notes
offices
in
LCA
The
1
the
for
l*he
Airlines
contract
notes
(due
CAB,
notes
the
made
ill
1952
the
for
purchase
awaits
which
approval
must
outcome
by
the
Civil
airline
approve
of
the
6
the
from
appeal.
had
mergers,
Following
Boara
deferred
public
did
it
examiner
In
—V.
.
was
contract,
LCA
for
sought
by
filing
in
moved
the
but
case
Net
carriers
to
Net
the
contract
Inconsequential
rather
the
was
the
to
file
case
CAB
tract."
and
to
employee
The
protect
North
of
in
approved
Court
CAB
by
also
In
CAB
and
at
the
airmail
it
-
unduly delayed.
In
fact,
delay by North Central.
charge
group
interests.
for
the
As
ihat
the
that North
did
;
have
j
severally
nbt
51-city
North
the
prohibit
the
save
North
Central
benefit
by
185,
p.
taxpayers
officials
184,
working
721.
for
the
larger,
a
sales
a
Net
of
in
6.300
7
1366
'
.
compared
the
to
sales,
to
preceding
$7,587,712
year,
for
1955.
total
to
retained
increase
a
$1,300,000, bringing the
of $4,044,000.
All of
earnings,
in
Fredericks
Mr.
Mr.
amounted
1951
since
from
come
both
and
sales
the
and
has
program
in
profits
from
safd.
Fredericks,
outlook
the
Pendleton
the
contributed
to
after
facturing
all
in
charges
1955
for
a
On
,
on
'
1955.
in
.
1956
All
.
,
.
amounted
divisions
sales
and
equal
volume,
$664,935,
were
outstanding
amounted
and
to
$2.39
Mr.
to
the
$1.7*
improvement
of
of
during
share
after
shares
out¬
a
number
$622,000
share
a
outstanding at Dec. 31,
equal
to
to
plant
the
manu¬
Mr.
year,
said.
Working caiptal
in
1955
over
.
subsidiaries- for
$914,115,
was
modernization
facilities
Pendleton
from
-
its
$13,386,845 in
the
expansion
the 383,150 shares of common stock
on
Earnings
Expenditures
stronger
37%
rose
said.
the shares then
standing at Dec. 31 last..
jn
1956
Pendleton; President, announced
.
with
adjusting
both
anticipated, he concluded.
are
31,
B.
and
company
compared
Dec.
Morris
''
of
income
share
ended
year
18.5%,
6.
sales
1956.
silica sand plant
Tool'Industries, Inc.rr-Earnings Up 37%—
for
increase, of
$15,856,613
a
for
2056.
subsid aries
routes
annuallv
employees
financially
6,300
all
substantial
a
of
p.
March
on
to
could
the LCA
on
$400,000
over
assert
6,300
"j.
7
$8,117,707,
were
iiivestments
Pendleton
filing
it
in
Earnings
.
.
that
9,240
:
Products, Los Aageles, Calif.—Earns. Up
for the company's
—V.
Net
demonstrated
:
___
•---
have
dollar
tions
Central
system.
Central
13,860
'
Inc
expenditures
favorable
.
.
flight service to the cities
more
time'
same
organization.—V.
for
.7 7
below
tile large backlog of municipal, county
projects, especially in Southern California, provide
the company.
In addition, rising sales of clay
conduit for underground telephone lines and successful first
year opera¬
developed, none of
was
beard, all other
contract
.
3,240-mile
50%
would
share
,
1
Kirkpatrick, Inc
1956
According tc
a
it
jputes
-
proceedings,
subsidy.
airlines
stock¬
and state sanitation
Lake
present
the
to
additional
one
named
Inc.—.,—'
Ayres,
such
iesulted
merger
case
was
heard exclusively,'
position, the Appeals Court" found that
procedure which Were entirely agreeable
did not constitute a breach of the con¬
found
7
of
provide nearly
1957,
7
Company
after
funds
each
Central,
headquartered, at Indians polls, and
North Central, headquartered at
Minneapolis-Ft
Paul, are contiguous,
and the purchase would add some 2.008 miles
and 28 cities to North
Central's
25,
underwriters
.
for
income
sum
the
and
Central's
delays
systems
its
applications
applications.
Tiie
«fc
Company,
sales
these
was
undue
no
LCA
excluded
were
requested
Jan.
record
.earnings in 1956 were higher than In
Fredericks, President, said on Feb. 25. '
Capital
live
on
proceedings.
in
there
airlines'
Confirming
"the
1956,
charges amounted to $1,161,331, equal to $2.25
per share on the 515,760 shares of capital stock outstanding on Dec. 91
last. Earnings in 1965 were
$1,131,922, or $2.20 a share oxi the 514,20T3,
shares outstanding at the close of that
year.
separate applications lor the LCA routes, whole or in part. North
Central says this action was
expressly authorized in the contract and,
since two other airlines had filed lor the LCA
routes. North Central
forced
514,800 shs..
payable Jan. 31,
and
D.
filed
other
of
184, p, 1047.
John
appli¬
an
delay
expedite
that
to
dividend
19,000
600,000shs..
——
stock
Co
Kenny
Rales
a
routes.
or
not
to
find
found
99,000
28,500
Jan.
Pacific Clay
.
•.
breached
wgs no time limit specified
three requests for brief
two
did
service
response
182,000
147,325
hearing
(t,he Lake Central area and tc consider
applications filed by other airlines for the LCA routes. Moreover,
say4
North Central, the CAB is the bdst
judge of its own process and not
once
$358,500
147,325
outstanding.
and
Willis,
a
airline
Outstanding
182,000
9, 1956, was declared and issued
by the corpo¬
outstanding 234,000 shares of common stock; and
the corporation was split 2-for-l
by issuing on Jan. 28,
of
&
A t w ill
delay. North Central'says, it was created by a
investigation
instituted
by
the
CAB
itself
to' review the
sweeping
overall
was
purchase
there
for
it
occasions
there
If
the
said
except
separate
10-
then
Dickson
S.
Courts
proceedings, CAB Examiner Paul N. Pfeiffer last July
Central
that,
Authorized
99,000
$l)
10%
stockholders
to
share
in
Shares
R.
96%
of
Aeronautics
by
North
(par
record
its
stock
cleaning
cities
42
$358,500
1957-1958)____..-___
stock
of
bachelor
agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the respective number
of shares to be sold
by each selling stockholder, as set forth below
opposite the names of such underwriters:
group of LCA employees who had entered into a secondary
agreement to purchase the stock, subject to the prior rights of North
Central.
The
group
charged
that
North
Central
had
violated
its
contract by unduly delaying CAB proceedings und
and
(due
on
offers
represent
tLCA).
approval of the purchase,
Judgment to declare the contract
postponements,
also
it
If. 25, 1957 (AFTER STOCK SPLIT)
1957-1959
Clark, Landstreet «fc
pending
apart
JA
1957-1959)
rator)
minority
cation.
wnicn
to banks—
(due
holders
20 finding of the U. S. District Court at
which the
Court
declared
that
North
Central
now
other Board
of
7
1957-1962) to banks
(due
DIVIDENDS—A
stock.
decision
at
j
OF
AS
UNDERWRITERS—The
March
on
group of selling stockholders.
a
located
number
*. 7
notes
the
Sept.
in
its
purchase
CAB I.
its
ana
111.
contract
42,000
_
Central
Ind.
breached
the
ot
Appeals in Chicago,
upholding this corporation's
to
Co.
&
incorporated
was
are
a
notes (due 1957-1962)
1957,
of
Sold—A
at $5 per share.
presently operates 60 establishments in
7
%
*
5%
$50) to be offered
proceeds
are
to
be
indebtedness and for
mortgage
Stock
service.
company
Common
with
Fla.—
(par $1)
corporation
executive
7* CAPITALIZATION
(pur
underwriting; The
Court
decision
Lake
reverses
1956
31,
$5,671,717,
was
up
$435,000
over
earlier.
year
Jan.
Dec.
on
8,
1957,
corporate
stockholders
of
Pendleton
to
name
Plomb
Tool
Tool
Co. -approved
Industries.
Inc,—V.
change
a
185.
148.
p.
Nyvatex Oil Corp., Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
Feb.
on
225,000
$1
at
per
26
shares
snare,
filed
of
letter
a
Milton
The proceeds are to be. used
development of nroDcrtics.
of
notification
stock
common
through
Y.
(par
with
cent)
one
Pehn-Texas Corp.—McCardle
the
be
to
Carl
D.| Biauner & Co., New for-,
for
payment
note
ox
and
W.
became
drilling
Match
Co.—Sales Up—Net
and
Net
Federal
the
lor
taxes
income,
on
period
in
1956,
after
provisf^n
was
$4,144,614, as compared with
for the combined companies lor the full
year 1955.
Earnings per common share, after payment of
preferred
were
SI.70
SI.71
for
sults
the
of
J.
lull
eleven-month
of
subsidiaries
was
included
are
only,
changed
since
the
during
since
included
are
the
in
1955
this
fiscal
the
explained
difficult
were
its
subsidiaries
comparison, therefore,
months
in
1956
as
his
be
that
the
for
figures
report.
first
for
The
of
time.
for
p.
with
Hunt
For
Foods,
Hunt
1956
date
year-ena
year.—V.
comparisons
accounts
the
figures
of
re¬
of
after
Avery,
the
Ohio
The
Fuel
Gas Co.—To
Federal
construct
Power
and
operate
certain
additional
other
facilities
has
Oliic
authorized
natural
in
as
of
gas
storage
board
in
nominee
a
former
84,
Input
capacity
wi'l
pressure
feet
in
for
the
is
Ohio
is
longer
Arthur
&
Co.
at
also
Ohio
facilities
1959
feet
will
be
less
authorized
to
the
day
per
the
as,
miles
of
44,
meeting
be
less
present
70.000.000
the
cubic
superchargers
and
net
The
estimated
cost
of
these
net
will
185,
825.
p.
the
for
this
last
and
man
24
has
company,
younger
years
asked
that
his
as
that
name
re-election.
of
both
Montgomery
member of
a
has been
the
other
be
submitted
April 4,
Ward
the board
member
a
directors,
of
of
having
&
Co.
directors
the
Peoples
been
first
for
approval by stockholders
185. p. 722.
1957.—"V.
had
prices
of
1"56,
the
ot
of
sales
in
Net
Dec.
stock
$781,342,
of
Preliminary figures for the year
$14,406,971, an increase of 20%
of
1955.
and
earnings tor
1956,
investment dealers at a
sales
group
31,
income
1956,
after
1955,
the
equivalent
80
cents
amounted
per
In
per
or
to
84
taxes
cents
outstanding.
share
on
company
share
on
shares.
further
stated
affected
Pepsi-Cola
a
Feb. 21.
ended
common
of
record
told
on
indicate
year
income
been
Bottlers, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
report
President,
$12,042,377
number
Beisel
which
respectively. Tue cosi of this
salvage of 519,2J0.
31,
of
shares
same
Mr.
ret
install
Dec.
reported
line
ar.d
Beisel.
S827.034 in
981,796
feci
in
that
in
order
to
restore
profit
margins
adversely in 1956 by increasing eosts, case
Chicago area had been raised in January
the
approximately 10%.-—V. 185,
p.
616.
new
in
Permutit Co.—To Vote
See
Ward
Industries
Corp.
on
Exchange Offer—
below.—V.
183,
p.
997.
facilities
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Douglas Elected
salvage of $25,460.
will activate and
develop two additional storage pbo^s In
Storage Field In Holmes, Wayne, and Ashland Counties,
including the Installation of approximately lfc.4 milts of various
diameter pipeline.
Maximum daily
deliveiability-of; the pools will be
the
to
Ini lal
Wellington Storage Compressor Station
stored.
a
Silbertcin.
Avery's
on
will
corporation
sales
over
the station's rating from 3,200 to 4,"2J
daily input rate irom 40.000,000 cubic feet to 31,putput rate is 190,000.000 cubic feet per day for tee
to
D.
position on the seven-man board
Vice-President and Secretary of Sears Roebuck
Wood's name
annual
Eugene
a
various
sta'ion.
with
of
McArthur
increasing
volume
of
a
for
of
Mr.
meeting in New York City
to
85.000,cubic
to
40.000,000
I960,
$2,070,000,
at
and
development
compressor
station
the
and
This
E.
to
company
the
$193,000,
Fuel
of
at
was
units
on
The
cuoic
by
Chairman
any
fill
Wood.
M.
Mr.
their
than
to
Co.
ended
horsepower
with
Output capacity
County,
about
10.000,000
peak days
Fuel
3,300
a
increased
estimated
compressors
M< dina
of
be
1958.
storage
and
L.
1933.
nominee
a
is
Match
Ohio.
Fuel's major proposal Is the activation and
storage field in Vinton County, to be known
Storage
Field,
including the
Installation
of
15.1
pipeline
Board,
continuously
directors
filled
be
States Gypsum Co. and
other large corporations,
several
As
Facilities—
the
ne.v
diameter
the
2226.
134,
The
Construct Storage
Commission
of
Penn-fTcxas.—V.
serving
board
director
a
Avery.
11
for
Director
of
as
and
Inc.,
Chairman
headquarters in the Penn-Texas Washington office,
Maj. Gen. C. T. Lanham, (U. S. A., Rei.j, Vice-
United
elected
Foods,
purposes
are
the
Board—
by
submitted
Mr.
and
with
L-.
place
not
dividends,
compared
and
member
Gas
President,
years
period
for
54,268,381
1955.
year
Miedel,
prior
Inc., and
the
lor
to
his
headed
Joins
resignation as Assistant Secretary of State
1,
has' joined
the
Penn-Texas
Corp.
as
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Avery Retires—
a
11-montli
make
is
Sewell
subsidiaries.
income
March
Assistant
will
President
Slightly Lower—
Consolidated net sales for the 11 months ended Nov.
30, 1956, were
$109,810,147, as compared with combined net sales, for the full year
1955 of $107,398,260, of both The Ohio
Match
Co.
and
Hunt
Foods,
Inc.,
McCardle, whose
effective
Special
He
maximum
City,
stock
common
Its
states.
$3.06
to
979,
notification
Miami,
of the sales of the company
service and 20V represent laundry service.
'
Circuit
of
000,003.
13—
in
in
volumes.—V.
Approximately 80%
the
in
"
p.
Valet, Inc.,
cleaning establishments,
bundle
Davenport,
letter
a
common
without
horsepower and
New
service
interstate
place
to
months
in Delaware on Aug.
1844 West Flagler Street,
The company whose first unit was opened in Jacksonville,
January, 1947. is engaged in the operation of fast service dry
Fla., in
has been
Central Airlines, Inc.—Purchase Upheld—
U.
The
daily
circinnstances
of
have
Ohio
Financing-
thereon.
Net
proceeds
of
the
sale of
®rl"ans Pi blic Service toward
if
1940
capital.
North
the
979.
from
company
summer
Miami., Fla.
each
last
at
the
during
peak day
Pepsi-Cola General
Unfilled
bidding $0,000,080 of first mortgage bonds due
April
Commission
McHugh
higher earnings:.
■
telephones
uncompleted
New Orleans Public
Service, Inc.—Bond
applied
in
share,
help
working
abandon
Tills
Mr.
rates,
for
Securities and Exchange Commission—
per
Russell
the
new
undertake
to
successfully.
White
since
in "contrast
Wire
covering
and
capital, will be required.
It
periodic permanent financing
of
by the issuance of stock or debt securities.
In
view of the current
tight money market, he added, it is all the
more
necessary that the company's credit be
preserved through main¬
tenance
of
satisfactory earnings levels in order to carry out this
will
in
need
in
report.
the
program
has
money
tire company's
its
1947,
25,
The
company
$125
at
in
exceed
construction
which
increases
With
The
N.
telephone construction expenditures in the next
$220,000,000, compared with $111,000 000 in 1956
White, President, stated in the 1956 annual
to
N.
amount
,
Co.
and
is received
gas
for
received
4%%
Nichols
to
company expects
years
rate
earned
Ohio
Telegraph
its
of
necessary
winter
BUSINESS—The
investors,
which
&
is
gas
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds went
magnitude
of
1584.
p.
New England
Telephone
Large Expenditures—
Erskine
of
such
two
current
liabilities
90%
over
it
of
4%%
route
and
considerably
these
Dilts
&
Net
$5.41
or
at nthe
The
1955.
$9,586,307
operating
divisions
reported
that
larger than those prevailing at the
divisions,
New Brifain-Grindley
and Hoern
&
Dilts, had backlogs at year-end slightly lower than
last year,
when some large automotive projects were on
the
books.
Net working
capital at Dec. 31, 1956 was $11,601,872
compared to
$11,066,787 at the close of 1955.
Rat'o of current assets to
backlogs
of
confidence
increase
an
evidence
as
the
"stop-gap" increases hi rales in December, 1955, and again
in July, 1956, hetexplained, failed to raise the
company's 1958 earnings
enough to meet its regular dividend. The dividend, he pointed out, had
the
of
reorganized during the year, aud an
iinpioveinent
conditions of the Precision Products Division.
Five
of
the
company's
sever,
•
with
Earnings Up
outstanding.
Board
in
booked
as
a
in
to
of
the
of
tools
well
as
increase
currently
$1,327,103,
Chairman
announced
lor
the
short-term
cost
of underwriters, headed by R. S. Dickson
on
March 4 publicly offered and sold
shares of
million
savings of investors."
program
maintain
is seeking
company's
$190
Two small
was
equivalent
stock
outstanding ai,
H.
.President,
$2,304,124,
common
74'.
shares
-Herbert
-during.
certain
connection
product.
Any balance of such proceeds
to provide additional working capital
volume of business.—V. 185, p, 979.
1956 lotulled $39,317,560. an
tho $29,731,223 in sales reached
over
.419,016
in
funds
for
increase
retire
commitments
Sales Increase 32%—
shares
by
picture
expanding
425,589
orders
be
certain
general
.Federal
-
to
meet
motion
Britain
-as
a7 Sales
.32'*.
of
to
company's
New
74%
and
added
the
expected
are
indebtedness
the
improvement
to
the
upon
require .about
recommended
A special meeting of stockholders
planned
will
of living.
The
two
currently
"depends
it
from
come
and
said,
alone
(3i Its surplus has dwindled from sio.bQ
per share
today—or less than five months' regular dividend.
offered
be
to
lf/57.
7,
added
be
with
7~ National Telefilm Associates, Inc.—Plans Financing—
being
must
adequate
System—20V overall
had
notification
of
stock
comlhon
underwriting.
The net proceeds
general fund,-—V. 185, p. 344,
on
which
he
1957
In
citing ihtse points
Indianapolis,
Commission—
letter
a
no
>
course."
The company's rate of earnings
during the past decade
the level of the worst four
years of the depression,
ili
below
Files
—
that
One-Hour
of
earnings
announced
2838.
p.
Machinery Co., Akron, Ohio
stockholders
common
next five years call for around $300 million in
$1.2 million per working day, to meet anticipated
expansion
an
purchase
With
the
about
service
equipment,—V.
available
(Inc.)
the' company
production-engineering and production of the electronic computing ele¬
ments
said
make
group
capital
new
Since
EEC
Electric
General
ihe
Fuel
and
volumes
service.
program,
requires
supervisory
with
for
or
for
ability to finance it.
cost
National Cash Register Co.—Announces New Computer
*
demands
used
and
companv
necessity
the
purposes
—V.
to the
added
stock will be
of
to maintain larger bank balances, to
borrowings, and for general corporate
Proceeds of the sale ol notes will be used for any corporate
incident to carrying on and expanding the company's business,
the
of
reduce
sale
the
Estimated
marks
construction,
filed
a
registration statement v.ith the SEC on
March
4, 1957, covering 22,584 uiiaies ol its $10 par capital stock
issuable upon exercise of options granted to its key management per¬
sonnel pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan.
The registration statement. also covers $5,009,000 of Employee Sav¬
ings Notes to be issued and sold at 100% ol their principal amount
under MorreU's Savings Plan for Employees of the co npany and
Its
company
Proceeds
Ohio
large
During 1958, Mr. McHugh reported, construction outstripped previous
with expenditures totaling $280 million—SCO million more than
With
feet.
net
FPC
pl.'trs
higher costs brought by inflation.
Morrell & Co., Chicago, In¬ -Registers
securities and Exchange Commission—-
domestic
The
in which
row
a
cubic
of the facilities is about
$362,savage of $36,928.
granted the company authority to abandon existing com¬
pressors and piping at the Wellington station and 33.1 miles of Lne
to
be
replaced by pipeline authorized for the Holmes and McArthur
projects.
The cost of the proposed construction will be financed by
The Columbia Gas System, Inc.
less
600,
company has not earned its regular dividend, and expressed con¬
over its
"failure to obtain increases in rates
adequate to meet the
cern
1889.
(John)
This
35,000.000
telephones
March 4.
growing awareness by metal-working companies
or. behalf of increased product! .i',y, Raterman
the
on
Telephone Co.—Plans Large Construction—
In 1956 gained nearly 370.000 telephones to pass 7.000,in service, yet paradoxically, despite the growth in the
volume of its business,
failed by a small margin to earn its regular
dividend, Keith S. McHugh, President, said in the annual report on
patterns, Jigs and fixtures required in bringing
were major obstacles
to profitable operations."
the
and
new
our
New York
The company
000
•-
Holmes
,
-
of
a
Director—
,
Percy L. Douglas, of New York City, has been elected a Director
this large domestic producer of copper.
He is Exec tive VJce Presi¬
dent
jf
Otis
International
Elevator
Basic
Co.
and
a
Director
Economy Corp.—V.
of
184,
New
p.
179.
York
Trust
Co.
and
Number 5619
Volume 185
Pbilco Votps—Earnings
Sales of Philco Corp.
000
compared
lower
basis
Sharply Lower—
$373,000,000
orders
which
It
stock
•"While' there
and
that
the
board
for
the
first
dividend
has
television,
recent
been
the
during November
shipments
also announced
was
common
a
curtailed
and
directors
of
quarter of
in
improvement
December.
took
■This
it
lines
on
Pwneer Finance
to
/•:
PROCBEDSr—The net proceeds
•
PRIVATE SALE—The
.capital
debentures
due
to
are
company-late
with
1968
to
go
its
Florida
has been in business since
said in part as follows:
'
Frank
D.
Boynton,
President,
"Volume of business written
.its
wholly-owned
Finance
Pioneer
31,
Dec.
Co.
increased 12%
1956,
of
Net
"Earnings
-
last
the
'
:
for
year for
the
months
nine
ended
their
DIVIDENDS—The
"dividends
without
•—V.
for
9 Mcs. End.
..
before
.Income
185, p.
1955
oil
filters,
Abeles,
$1,181,738
tive
316,013
457,700
322.306
150,800
221,554
167,458
V.
123.947
pfd.
shs.
Co.'
of
$154,848
its
9,887
18£,
$0.38
$0.3o
the
offices
Industrial
of
.
\"
.
$59,011
due
the
the
1956
amounted
sale
in
March
income
to
net
to
to
$295,1$7.
of
Boynton
ufacturing
.solidated subsidiary;
for 9 months elided
Deo-. -81,- 1956
$1.51
this
of
Rio
has
Net
new
merging
dry-type
Wire
the
Cloth
by
both
last
The
year.
Grande
•
Thls
which
parent
has
row
maint.
several
on
1957
its
and
company
deprec.
and
and
of
month-
from
of
traffic—
Blosser
models,
tion of
.
and
subsidiary.—
for
(4)
1955
stock
-
32,528,836
27,250,985
.the
Dec.
"
'
.ending
year
$55,572,000.
Earnings
•
;
.
.
for
The
1956.
1955
mark
record
"
.
deductions
..•
reached
a
high "of
new
the
purchase
per
road's
March
common
income
A
future
capital.
rise
12,112,831
operating
in
this gain
improvement
•
and
program,
annual
company's
•;
•'
the
company's
such that
been
$5.78
revenues
lag threatens
Joseph A. Fisher.
released
report,
record-earnings of $3,093,000.
Ninteen fifty-six per
'-share earnings were $3.03, 29:5% higher than the $2.34 earned in 1955;
of
1946,-including $23,573,225 expended last year.'
10-year improvement expenditures, the report said,-were equal to
26'/e of the total assets of. the. Reading, which operates a
was- increased
25%" to 2.000,000 barrels,
and a $3,000,000 chemical4 .1,300-mile system in Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey-and Delaware.
-/.In his message to stockholders, Mr. Fisher noted .that such basic cost
plant was completed. -The latter "will double the company's .production
of phthalic anhydride, a vital Ingredftnt 'm the 'manufacture' of plastic J increases' in unregulated industries can be compensated for by imme¬
diate/ and in some- cases retroactive,
adjustments In the prices of
products and pafnts.
/ %■■' '■ '' '! j
...
>
Than
more
commodities.* and.
''
services..-*
L*'
y'•/•,)• ►
•. V<
/ The company's agricultural-chemicals division.>as,'pon?olidated with
4"
It is not so in the case of railroads where authority must be granted
Chemagro Corp., 'the-, consolidation being completed in 1956, it was
by the interstate. Commerce Commission, he added. " with time lag.-,
pointed out. In its firkt full year on the new basis, Chemagro—which".
.often Torcing the carriers to pay'increased costs, without the benefit
Is" controlled Jointly by Pittsburgh Coke and FarbenfabrikeiT Bayer of *
.
1
4
"
Germany—operated" at a gratifying/and
profitable level.
Chemagro
introduced akiditional promising new agricultural chemical products "in
of
.
"'
'■
•
.
'
.
•
be
started
The
1957;
during
letter
general
•
*
.
level
in
'
„
"
*
>•
.
',
.
-
'.
-
to
"The
i
"
this year's sales and earnings to
>956 plant expansions and irom the new projects scheduled
benefit from
1957.—V.
'for
The
year.
183,
p.
1114.
,
,>
'
and-.charges. made ,.in
the
on
inadequate
an
about
.
.
.
.'additions
and
betterments
Red Owl
■
A
industrial
modern
erected
on
.
there
will
Tennessee
be
plant
Porter's
manufacture electrical equipment will
Union City, Tenn., according to an
to
plant
138-acre
a
site
185,
required
826.
p.
keep
to
pace
with
the
expanding
*
.
.1
.
J
is
expected
Delta-Star
Electric
to be completed in mid-1958.
Division,
with plants in Chicago
Porter
-
is
and
hydraulic
recently
constructing
Connors
ladder
announced
Inc.
its
Crucible
Steei,
and
Ilenry
W-S
common
Owl
Red
nesota,
mounts.
pany
into the chemical field and
Miss.
Porter's other divisions
entrance
in Pascagoula,
plant
a
Steel.
March
on
8 announced
stock
the
completion of
p.
at
will
in
1957.'
Dec.
The
1956
31,
aggre¬
*1,-
was
be
independent
telephone operating
the City of Rocr.ester, N; Y. and
all
and -Livingston
Monroe
of
_
—
For
1958,
total
operating
net
previoujs'year.
GIVING
~
■""•
•
bonds, series .A, due_.198l_,
3!2%'bonds/isCries B, due 1987
!__
3V4%, bonds,
■
and
PRESENT
FINANCING
Stores
North
and
dependently-owned
name
and
trade
per
regional
a
$6,23ey0OO-
stores
store chain operating in
Wisconsin and Michigan. The
Min¬
com¬
supplies the requirements of 458 in¬
stores operating
under the /Red Owl
and
franchisee)
mark.—V.
185,
346.
p.
Syrups & Sugrars, Inc.—Acquired-
Refined
346.
See
Corn Products
above.—V.
Refining Co.
;•
7
5.0(XMX»'
T.SOOiOOO-'
$8,500,000
> •
/
•
;100,000 shs.
■f.
w
3,790,000
$•!. « 4. « . ; "
5%.series
*
60,000 shs.
5% " series/.
:
.
stock'($10 par value)!____
1,250,000 shs.
40,00© shs.
„•
1,171,874 shs.
<
^The issuance' of -further bonds under said mortgage Is unlimited' as
principal amount,, but their issuance is subject to conditions and
restrictions contained.hi said mortgage. 7
•
•
7 ;-
::
to
.
UNDERWRITERS—The /underwriters
to purchase from the company, in the
forth below, such of the shares of common
set
for pursuant
scribed
to
the
offer
to
common
have
below
named
agreed
■
severally
respective percentages
stock as are not sub¬
stockholders.
22.00
Eastman Dillon, Union Secuities
&
ith,
Co.____.
1
.
Sachs &
Co.__
&
t
7.00
3.75
——_—__
F.
S.
Moseley
L.
F.
Rothschild &
L.
R.
& Co.___
3.75
3.75
Co
Anthony &
" »
'
Day
—.__
Co.
Incorporated—
7.00
Blair
&
Sage,
Rutty <fc Co., Inc._l__
7.00
Beane
p.
Securities
Corporation
Lee Higginson Corporation—
Tucker,
7.00
7.00
Peabody <fc Co._j.__
Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
185,
Webster
7.00
•
Co.
Kidder,
—V.
7.00
&
7.00
Barney & Co
...
Weld & Co.___a_
Goldman.
•
.
Stone
7o
-
.
The/First Boston Corp
Little
&
3.75
2.50
2.50
2.00
981.
Rogosin Industries Ltd.—Registers
share.
food
Dakota,
South
food
146
owns
is
"
■
— '
„
Cumulative: pfd. stock >($100 par value)
Common
com-
income of
Outstanding
•
series C.rdue
,,.4%'-sinking fund debs.,.due Dec. 1,1963
Second
company
This
net
.
Authorized
♦""1't,Unlimited
2'a %
•
...
TO
the
$1,968,649.
was
.
EFFECT
■/",■ ■'>
7
.7
,
>.
of
revenue:;
income
operating/revenues of $19,155,134
♦First-mortgage bonds:'--
Fenner
Disston,
Fittings.—V./185,
there
Hopkins,
Inc
at $31.50 per share, with a
(par $3)
dealer's concession of $1
and
Laclede-Christy,
Leschen
Wire
Rope.McLain Fire Brick, Quaker Rubber, Riverside-Alloy Metal, Vulcan
are:
Stores, Inc.—Secondary Completed—Lehman
secondary offering of 47,500 shares of Red Owl Stores,
Philadelphia, now manufactures heavy duty electrical equipment for
utilities and industry, as well as aluminum conductor systems, lightning
arresters
$14,000,000
outstanding
,
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
hite.
Brothers, J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood
in
by this company.
Among products to be manufactured
switchgear,
protective devices and transformers. The
announcement
about
that
..
Thus, Mr. Fisher said, further increases in freight rates and charges
up to 17% ,are sought by the railroads to
improve their earnings
and
rates of
return
and
"to
assist' them
in
making the necessary
of
.
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc.—To Build New Plant—
be
cost
approximately $4,500,*
the time the proceeds arc received, ' .:•••,
•
•
George D. B. Bonbright
•
proceeds from the sale of the additional
notes
estimated
to. $20,534,211/and
$1,350,495 for the
•
'.'has been to keep the railroads'
If the railroads are to expand and
level.
to
demand
is
with total
pares
their
properties W meet the increased demand of the nation
for rail transportation they mtlst greatly increase their expenditures
for capital improvements."
•
"
*
•
•
k
net
'
result," Mr. Fisher contiiyied,
economy."—V.
'
rates
6,
parts-of 'Genesee, Ontario, Steuben1 and- Wyoming Coun¬
of approximately 2,300 squaie miles with a
population
578,000.
*•
;~
EARNINGS
„
-
in.-freight
March
•
•
expects
company
•
years, including increases, in
1956, were intended primarily
offset' increased expenses; he* said.""',
improve
>
the- past
increases
general
•earnings
reports present indications are that the
will not be substantially different from
1257
.
offsetting boosts Jn rates..
The
.
.
shareholders
to
business
-
!
postwar
1956,; ft was reported, " t"""
i ,
'
' ■ •'
7 7 !,•/-:'A
new subsidiary, 'Neville
Ferro Alloy Co.,Was formed during the
year/and Will enter the ferroalloys field during 1957 when production
of ferroman'ganetee will begin at Neville .Island, according; to the 1956
report.
Further expansions are planned lor the company's plasticizer
and-activated carbon plants.
These plans have been approved and will
.
.
on
area-
amounted
•
1
of
it
The
•
•
---
expected
are
and
ties—an
of capital expenditures
expenditures must depend
i prbvemenfs since
;• .EXpansiona iti the industrial chemicals division and' the" cement divi¬
sion were completed during 1956.
Pittsburgh's cement rtiakirtg capacity
Stock—•
Countic-s7and
r
on
large measure upon: the level of future earnings,""the report stated,
pointing out that the railroad had spent $123,569,329 for capital jin-
prcviorts
'
Common
March 25.
BUSINESS—The corporation is an
L company, serving without competition
the
adjacent area.
..This
includes
during
the
resources
future
Corp.—Offers
by The FiFst Boston Corp. will
unsubscribed shares at the termination of
COO outstanding at
10,896,719
in
'
of
on, the
has
made
selling the
headed
group
gate -amount
'
-
impact
already
General
and
is
/
applied to the repayment of part of the principal
of demand note:-: made in-connection with the financing of- tne
company's
constructionej^iawUtures
which
totaled
$9,750,971
iu
——
$6.65
the
in
•
amount
1956-and
purposes
fell far short of
capital
be
to
stock will be
600.000,
share
l&'r
J-
Feb.
on
stock,
manufacturing facilities and equipment, $100,000.
has outstanding 88,825 shares of $1 par common
of common stock, founders' series, $1 par!
PROCEEDS—The entire
amortization
dividends,
a
SEC
shares
Telephone
on
1,316,490
5,532,374
for
the
common
of
shares.
any
funded and unfunded
common
declared
4.
"The
"Was
•
of
now
the offer
15,112,603
1,498.876
...
debt.^—5,G20,350
available
with
par
most
257,375
rentals,
charges
and
$1
its
rebuilt
company
1957.
1,704.811
16,429,093
roads,
funded
statement
of
share for each five shares held of record
new
"
17,733,181
company- recorded
but net
President,
27%- ahead
$3,921,000,
.
share for 195,312 shares of additional common stock
(par $10) to its common stockholders on the basis of one
10,433,571
16,234,305
and
....—
for Jfixed
leased
on
income
Earnings
.
1956
•
31,'
.
This corporation is offering rights to subscribe at $15.50
-
for
,
per
2,605,277
for
rent
The
;
,
is engaged principally in the manufacture and distribu¬
and
Rochester
*
*
insurance,
expenditures and other corporate
*1956,
•
i
financing,
and
40,000
92,371,989
13,689,254
charg^^itdereJit
\
'
5
selling stockholder, Robert E. Pomeranz, President
Manager, owns all of the founders' series stock. He also
-
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Sets New Records—
man¬
said.
Debentures Sold/Pri-
—
The
119,622,074
applicable to railway operations
available
discount
of
For the second successive year this company set new records in sales
and earnings according to its annual report.
Sales reached $59,678,000
Reznor
spinning frames and parts, used in the produc¬
synthetic staple threads. Net proceeds of the
estimated at $760,000, are to be used as follows:
(1) for additional working capital/ including cash
funds, receivables
and inventories, $265,000; (2) for reduction of current notes and other
liabilities, $340,000; (3) for retirement of long-term debts, $55,000; and
cotton
company
rail¬
income,
State
railway operating income
income—dividends,
interest
Fixed
•
into
Webster
McDowell;
account
and
new
tion of
is
$
registration
a
190,000 shares
sale through
&
the
for
The company
;
oil
the
105,751,540
operations—
unemployment
miscellaneous
Income
on
integrated
facilities
road
solicitation
Net
less
Feb. 28 filed with the
6EC an amendment to its registration statement covering an additional
1,000;000 shares of capital stock.—V. 181, p. 12(35.
company
future,-." Mr.
a
group
of underwriters headed by
Of tbis stock, 150,000 shares are to be
the issuing company and 40,000 by a selling
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
•
7
new
.
of equipment and jointly
facilities.!—:
railway
Net
investment
be
near
•
stockholder.
automo¬
replaced
filed
company
.Straus,
Mr.
•'
equipment
the
in the
users
payments for rent
Other
'
(Mass.)
units' Will
the
in
Valley Gas Co.
1957., covering
offered
for public
The
retirement,
debt,
Boston
Olson
,
purchase
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
•
Co., Canfield, Ohio/I'
gas and oil beaters, •
to- David R.
Webster,
company^ it was announced on March 4;
privately, through White, Weld & Co., an
$2,500,000 5% sinking fund debentures due
1, 1982.—V. 184, p. 963. ;V
:
!,
\
V
common
+On the basis ©f the average number of shares outstanding at
ends during the year.—V. 185, p. 346. -
announced
&
direct-fired
of
offered
operation—transportation of freight,
mail, express, and all other
138,280,376
of operation—cost of transportation
revenue
used
(noncon-
;
of the
operations
28,
latcer
sales
1956
accrugjs—Federal
Net
shown.
■
March !
on
Olson
A.
steel
Roberts Co., Sanford, N. C.—Registers With SEC—
its
and
offices, according to
the sale of Purolator's
two
filter,
original
as
and other taxes
a
not
Arthur
placed
issue
'
\
corporation
"•
equipment,
road
used.
are
$40,309
of
unit heaters,
gas
of
stainless
.vately—The
$4,924,981
$1.67
from
Tax
Accept¬
of
assets
Olson
the Olson equipment, Reznor will offer unit heaters in 18 in-;
capacities from 25,000 to 2,000,000 BTU, with models in all
appropriate sizes for suspended, duct and -free-standing installations.
2767.
p.
service,
comparative
For
the net earnings resulting from operations
earnings of Mobile Homes Lite Insurance Co.
Undistributed
but
$236,146
the
of
dividual
..." T * "
$5,452,421
effectively promote
filter to original equipment
more
cleaner
Expenses
$0.35
operations for
of
1,310,894
passengers,
460,705
$0.25
makers
company,
purchase
The
purpose
of the acquisition, according
President, is to expand the Reznor line into units of larger capacities.
leading manufacturer of automotive air filters.
to
4
5,664
500,000
Manufacturing Co., Mercer, Pat.—Acquisition—
With
$121,510
46,940
502.910
'
Ltd.. increased
only
purposes
'$236,146
40,921
share-
per-com.
special credit
ance
purchased
purpose
is
air
Revs,
♦'•-.'502,910
outstandg.
'Earnings from
V
! $165,213
1——
stock
on
Common
f Earns.
sales
area
industry.
bath
245,457
taxes----.
income
Net
Divs.
.
$6,235,875
1,157,733
\
(Mich.)
Purolator's
$713,503
taxes
inc.
for
Rezitor
$6,243,248
Dr7,373
(net)—
micronicdry-type air
and
.
.519,016
—„
188.
Detroit
Primary
1954
$1,576,679
call
;
Australia—
fabricating facilities in Australia were
by J. Louis Reynolds, Executive Vtee<-Pt*sMemtt
construction of a foil mill of sufficient capacity to
4
-
17,115,663
s
1956
$1^61,092
^
723.
negotiations with Australian government and financial' circles/
Reynolds stated. .Australian capital has been invited to participate
.in underwriting the proposed plant.—V.
186, p. 1048.'. . ,•
,
1955
__V $6,091,144.
185, p.
Mr.
$23,358,911
Calendar year—
!_
1
income
Profit
-$25,212,731
—1
below.—V.
aluminum
March
on
manufacturers
taxes_„„19,121,587
;
Inc.
.
current
;
.
and
1956
Years Ended March 31
Dec. 31, '56
Total
t
$6,610,160
company is a
of
COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF EARNINGS
■
■
...
.
Realty & Construction Co.,
establish
to
Plans
-
-
,
.
Australian market demands for aluminum foil, Mr. Reynolds said.:
The plant could be expanded
later, he added, for fabrication of other
aluminum products.
,
Construction of the foil mill depends upon successful conclusion of
wholly owned subsidiary, Industrial Wire Cloth Products Corp., Wayne,
Mich,, have been merged, according to an announcement by James D.
Abeles,
President.
Purolator Products Inc., pioneer manufacturer of
.
paid 78 consecutive quarterly cash
three extra stock dividends, and an
stock.
.\_
31—
revenues/
deductions
manufactured
common
N
meet
Reading; Co.—Net Income 11% Higher in 1956—
;
'
the
on
-
announced
At (hat time,
with
.
Plans
•
connection
980.
p.
Tishman
Feb.
experiencing
dealers are
our
$49,000,000.
•
an' all-time high
Purolator Products, Inc.—Merges Sales Offices—-
v.:
has
company
interruption,
cash dividend
extra
where
185,
.
for the final quarter -of the company's fiscal year appear
particularly in Florida
busiest season."'
in
Dec.
expenses
operating
The
those
1956.
5,
pipe line system
Earnings
1938.
exceed
approval "on Dec.
main
Balance available for dividends on com. stock,
construction and other corporate purposes
per share of common stock
!_'__'
/•
to the sharply increased income from
the same period due
"Prospects
-
1956,
31,
reached
also
Reynolds Metals Co.—To Build in
Transok
•
company's insurance subsidiary.
promising,
-
Dec.
basis,
au¬
Production
year.
-
SEC
See
-
determined by the Commission
bonds of Transok
was
Total
r
secured
Florida,
Ended
Oilier income, (net )
the preceding"
over
constructed" its
Months
Operating
by Pi-meer Finance Co. of Michigan and
subsidiary,
nine months ended
the
for
Public Service of certain
guaranty by,
Operating" revenues
■,
!/•'"*'-••
consolidated
e.
approximately
This
for the
The company
cm
.
use.
market
published
Earnings for 1956 were affected by high .costs of new facilities,
equipment and construction delays in completion of .new plants, and
increased expenditures lor research and development.—V. 184, p. 2444!.
Sty-hp.
new
industrial
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—-Earnings Increased
ahd has just organized Mobile Homes
present "wdll handle credit life Insur¬
subsidiary
which
exclusively."
The original contract
a
related facilities.—V.
and
12
by chattel mortgages etc., ,on mobile-homes as well as advancing funds
to
dealers
on
their own interest-bearing demand notes/ secured by
mobile-homes.
Pioneer
also
makes
small
loans
(on
mobile-homes)
ance
and
had issued $13,500,000 of
lines
BUSINESS—The company's sole business is financing mobile homes.
is; engaged exclusively-< at presentrin discounting, principally from
through
Mr.
received the Commission's
Income
Life Insurance Co.
of
introducing
saws
t
,
paper
not
future,
tional gas supply in Hughes
County, Okla. Under the amended contract,
Transok contemplates,
among ether things the issuance and sale of
$4,500,000 of additional bonds (including the $1,550,000 of bonds above
mentioned.)- to provide funds, for the construction of additional pipe
Co.
"Group" (including Continental, State Farm-Life and
Life),; $500,000; Yale University, $300,000; Peerless Insurance
Co.,', $100,000; Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, $100,000;
and to a pension fund, $100,000.
"■'**
.
•
- ;
dealers, instalment notes receivable and other financial
the
highest In ' its
history,
which
brought the! total
capital expenditures for the past 10 years in excess of $21,000,000.
In addition, sales-of foreign subsidiaries and affiliates, which
arq
and
bonds; and it-then contemplated the
immediate issuance of $1,550,000 of additional bonds to procure funds
for the construction, of a pipe line to connect its
system with an addi¬
Central
It
engines,
had
Assurance
,
foreseeable
proportion of the- total
Lueloff pointed out. - -
which it
issued $1,100,000 of G%'
follows: To Continental
as
the
for
greater
a
Transok
,•
selling, stockholder.:
a
In -1956
warrants
to cover
gasoline
constitute
and
f>etroit, Midi.—Stock Offered—
,
it
Pipe Line Co.
Truster, Singer & Co., New York, on March 5 offered
12,000 shares of common stock, (par $1) at $3.55 per
share).
profits every month
assure
month
company, it was announced on March 4, has received
thorization to an amended gas
fuel purchase contract with
,
.
provements,
than
ntore
each
This
radio
except
profits of
profits
Revlon, Inc.—Leases Space in Tishman Building—
1957.
all
and
satisfactory
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—To Amend Contract
early in
too
enables
small
the year to forecast
Earnings for any period ahead, James M, Skinner, Jr.; President, said.
-'The corporation has been operating on a
profitable basis since the
first of the year.
Inventories have been brought into balance and
borrowings - for civilian business have been sharply reduced. There has
been no slackening in research and development, wnd continuing prog¬
ress is being made
toward lower manufacturing costs and broader and
more effective distribution of products."—V. 185, p. 345. V.
"
•
thought
board
$13,900,000
shown
and
;
action
no
about
have
reported.
'
r••
•
•
The-company is broadening its engine line,
5 hp. engines for lawn mowers, chain
v
earnings were attributed, in part, to heavy
inventory liquidations by companies going out of the television and
appliance business, the lowest average unit price in history for tele¬
vision and appliance business, the lowest average unit price in history
for television
receivers and
a
six week
strike at Philco's appliance
plant
hand
of
safti. ■'
operations
lie
Net income after taxes for 1956 was $399,000.
and
sales
Lueloff
on
9
(1157)
projected sales
Current
befoie
1955,; While' earnings
in
of
$400,000,
income taxes in 1956 amounted to $558,000 compared
with $17,200,000-in 1955.
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
uroducts and services in 1956 totaled $348,000,-
with
Federal and State
'
.
.
183,
p.
410.
This
March
corporation
filed
a
With SEC—
statement
registration
with
the
SEC
on
$100 par common stock,
to be
par.
No underwriting is involved.
The corporation was organized under Delaware law on April 3, 1956,
"for the purpose of building and operating a rayon yarn and tow plant
in Israel
with a view to participating and aiding in the Increasing
Industrialization of that nation.
The company is a new enterprise and
has engaged in no business activities.
Its principal business office will
be in the State of Israel."
It has no plant in Israel for the manufac¬
1957,
covering 75,000
offered for public sale at
1,
shares of
its
of rayon yam or tow. at the present time, but the future produc¬
tion of an aggregate of 9,000.000 pounds of yarn and tow annually is
contemplated, according to the prospectus.
It has entered into an
agreement with Beaunit Mills, Inc., for the transfer of the rights to
ture
Power
Products Corp.,
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Sales
results of the fiscal year ended Feb. 28 for this cor¬
sales of about $13.000,CG0 and profits of approxi¬
Preliminary
poration
Grafton, Wis.—Earnings-
.
Power
reported
Products,
its
closely
held
corporation,
not
in
gasoline
the current
fiscal
year
are
being
»
an
conducted
on
the
During
1956 were $59,228,047
increase
directors.
$2,112,219 or
.
for
1955,
the
previously
results.
Tt\e firm, is a leading manufacturer- -of
engines
for
lawn mowers, chain
saws
and
other
equipment.
Operations
has
fiscal
•
"small
a
compared with $53,573,675
announced on March 1 by
$1,867,719 amounting to
SI.74 per share based on" a weighted average of shares outstanding
during, the year.
This compares with a net profit after taxes of
Domestic sales in
indicate
mately S38C,000, it was reported on March 7 by R. T. Lueloff, President.
Up—Earnings Off—
the
Net
of
over
profit
$2.03
per
year
the
10%
after
share
for
it
as
was
taxes
was
1955.
corporation
spent
/
$^,500,000
on
capital
im¬
manufacture viscose rayon yarns and fibers pursuant
to that company's
available to
of Beaunit in the
production of quality rayon products and in the construction of modern
and efficient rayon plants.
Beaunit is to be compensated by receiving
in instalments
an
aggregate of 10,000 shares of Rogosin Industries
continuous production methods.
Rogosin
Industries
the
This agreement also makes
experience
and
know-how
10
(1158)
common
of
The Commercial and Financial
stock.
Mr. I. Rogosin, who. Is a spons^ director and president
Industries, is the -owj/Cr of eVa^ 'and the Rogosin Founda¬
charitable trust founded by him/is the owner of 22 V of the
Henry
vation
Rogosin
tion,
a
outstanding voting stock of fieaunit.
Beaunit.
of
tor
.
He is also President and
-
.
into
in
direc¬
a
.
•
Rogosin and his associates have purchased 3,430 shares and sub¬
an additional 63,570 shares of the Rogosin stock, all at S100
Mr.
those
to
are
sold).
templated.
Total
shares
from
Loans
capital
the
the
in
sale
Government
of
amount
Israel
of
also
are
debt
and
place
President,, said
of
and
totals, only
'
:
immediate
no
$5.000.000,
STATEMENT
OF
Ended
Net
sales
Net
before
31—
Dec.
.L,
:
*
delay
'
1955
.
$
$
171.180,530
13.378,530
16,187.622
5.084.864
8,200.000
1,950,000
6.905,530
7,987,622
and
98.219,367
6.473,000
income
3.134.864
taxes...,
$100
real.y,
1954
178 682.119
■Income taxes
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
Corp., Atlanta,
Ga.,
the.
called
cf
rate
20
dcoonturcs.
o*
for
Lumber Co.,
Rushmore
Net inc. bef. spl. credits--———•♦Special credits ■<net)____—
Rapid City, S. D.—Files With
■
snares
of
The
,
company
Feb.
on
21
filed
letter of
a
with
notification
the SEC
income
Earned
covering 125,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (SI per
/•hare), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for pur¬
chase of stumpage rights and
working capital.
'
procuring
the
The
6.411,709.
'-'..".Consists
Kassner. a member of the Chicago group that recently pur¬
chased
a
controlling interest in this corporation, has been elected
■President and director, according to David Nemerov, Chairman, wno
■also announced that the board had approved the purchase of Maternity
Joseph
•
and
Maternity Sportswear,
manufacturing company.
Modes
■
The
Maternity
and
Modes
its
and
The
will
continue
Chief
as
retail
Kassner.
and
the
Maternity
of
Russeks
Weinstein
director.V.
171,
his
announced
earlier
resignation
this
and
year,
President
as
1787.
p.
—V.
at
and
a
Sales
$2.35
$12.11
to
fourth quarter
for
the
fourth
of
JEefore
1956
$2.08
to
rose
Niles
National
special
politan
(selling first
of
rental
and
and
annual
report.
$310,519,450
able
was
value
rose
to
figures
Corp.,
50h
do
-
include
not
re.iults
of
of
Common
basis
$285,938,377
\Iallory-Sharon
-
time
On
1206
Fletcher,
President,
March
on
The
said
6,
in
letter
a
to
stockholders:
Recent
other
iron
Shore; ..22,000
firmation, and a
The situation
is
covered
which
are
in
.
about
three
issued
con¬
Mlg.
in
reports
send
to
be
advance
the
of
of
ore
deposition
Bonne
1951
Torre
have
the
as
The
surface.
drilled
less
1957,
joint
a.
two
extensively,
February.
form
other
but
same
considered
are
Bethlehem
Steel
50/50 company
the
in
to
been
result
of
general
as
approached
the
exp.oic
mailing
airborne
an
ciates
of
One
actively
rmnual
output
this interesting
studying
with
interest.
a
of
of
2
million
tons.
Five
of
years
In
basis
construction
of
and
have
We
worked
for
93
is obviou^/'—Vv. ,185.
years,
T'
St. Joseph Light & Power
-Common
.
stock
share pn
-n
4ompa,rcd
486,649
.41
tn.e
with
shares
1955,
Missouri
for
the
outstanding
1955.
year
outstanding
connection
"During
Co.
unit
at
ber,
1956.
$3,322,000
the Lake
1957,
was
for
$2,814,000
for
required
ities.
"To
provide
of
part
a
1048.
,
.
expended
for
new
additional
an
;
Tne
number
required
-
..
plant
and
'
Estimated
finance
the
31,
*
long-term
ident,
195u
said
to
Was
,
Profits
So,151,857,
company
to
$2.05
a
a
smaller
amount, of
stock
ia
common
1955.
share
from
•
were
-
Slightly under $46,000,000 the previous year.—V.
$2.22
over,
184,
This
a
share
company
March
on
$46,690,000
'p.
series. clue
on
10V*
of
from.
company's
Eastern
•contain-a
Subsystems
w
Group.
It
will
,
:
.
in
Toronto,
Ontario,
Canada —V.
185,'
p.
The
proceeds
are
to
bs
added
to
working capital and' used to take
sales volume, particularly in the
electronics busitlie corporation's Hallamore division.—V.
18'5, p.'1041*
''
care
of its expanding
cess
of
Sharon
The
to
from
Steel
stockholders
increase
the
the
present
Corp.—To Increase D&bt
on
March
ooumanVs<
$30,0C?,000
26
will
be
authorized
limit.
asked
to
$130,000
shs.
50,000 shs.
common
stock
company,
the
wairants
being
have
been
number
equivalent
of
to
the
are
-any
1957,
the
company
their
stockjof the
period
a
the
at
shall
of
in
ten
fair
tae
stock
take
for
time
value
these
event
no
company. These warrants
from April. 1, 1957.
years
market
of
the
warrants
less
be
than
his
respective number of
resale—V. 134, p. 2787.
<
company's
issued,,
are
$2
share."
per
warrants
for
»
invest'«
-
of
1957,
debenture
Co., Inc.—Meeting Adjourned
holders
amendments, to
subordinated
during
which time the
consideration.. The
und':r
Trust
Co.,
which
the
16
convened
to
of the company's 5%
adjourned until March
Will taken certain pro¬
been
has
management
new
Wall
*7
March
on
indentures
debentures,
meeting
St.,
New
will
York
at
convene
City.
See
2
p.m.
V.
also
185.
"
-
'
wt„
the
for' the
'
in
Angehs.
Gas
stock
v.
EFFECf TO
'
,
PRESENT
*
38
stock
(par
the
'
•••
;
■
..
names
of
amounts
-
Lynch.
»
of
Merrill
bonds
be
to
Lynch,
oth6r
Pierce.
and
''
&
*
Co._l_;
1.200,000
Newburger.
1,200.000
Faine,
Webber,
-& Curtis
Schoellkopf, Hutton
pomcroy. Inc.
Shelby
Culloni
•'
"'1.200.900*'
Ifl
Davis
Co.
185',
A;
p.
1
£.
Arthur
Steele
Ar
199.009
Co.i..,*- '
L.-Wright'Sr
r
-looooo
100,000
Co..-
Limit—|
a/proposal
approve
to
$50,000,000
a
trust
semi-annually
second
trust
to
certificates,
instalment
of
series
froth
an
UU.
Julv
15.
be
to
1957
authorized
dated
to
issue
of
Jan.
Jan.
15.
15.
1957
*"
In
sold
company
on
7
offered
to
series
A,
due
Feb.
1,
1967
at
90%
its
of
stock¬
principal
amount in denominations of $100 and $500 each.- Unsub¬
scribed shares
will
be
offered
publicly- at
par
.
"
•
field,
Its
the
'.
.
Bradley
remodeled. and
'••'■
\ '•■
fine
35,000
board
tons
of
another.
to
paper
Standard
Missisquoi .produces specialty boards
distributors.
paper
St.
Corp, of
plates, p.iper
Flexible
than
more
supplying
Corn.,
Packaging
Albans,:
-
*
paper
Division,
Vt./ specializes
in
the
and
cans
paper paihu
Clifton, N. J.,
packaging film irs
located
in
and
;
,
-
.
...
-
cup 'filling
-
...
msc/dnes
,
-
—
cream industry-byracuum
industry'generally,; and hydraulic
industry
im
Mr.
for
Standard
company's
-
h.istorv.
and
Mr.
year.
Packaging
over
that
over
the
1956
Chandler
is
cans,
rales
closing
tne
Ijest
fornoted
flexible, pack¬
also
a
regional
pails and-trays.
and earnings on
serves
It
plates,
weeks
of
1J>56
equivalent
any
that
he
were
period
expected
the
-
showed
earned
76"r
Angeles
southwest.
Packaging's
actually
this
Los
m
and
Fonda .paper
Chandler -reported
successful,
to-con"iiu'e
Standard
w*st
rue
center
announcing
5.
-
for the-ice,
equipment -for' "the •' food
net
rt8c
sales
ner
preceding
in
share
1956
on
year.—V.
of
It?
$28,505,230.
common
184,
up
stock,
an
1063.
p.
equipment
holder)? the* privilege of subscribing for a 14-day period
$130,000 of 10-year 6% registered convertible deben¬
tures,
produces
er
is
Atlanta, >Ga.-—: Debentures
Feb.
.mates.
box
old.
..
tray?,
markets
the
Standard
Thf* SEC,
Co.
Offered—The
which
addition, to
it
Shares, Ire.—Acquisition—Bank Loans—
announced
was
ing this corporation
Inc.,
41
set-up
years
'Ky:"
Louisville.
through
1955,
improvement of
certificates of this series, which will be secured
by new equipment
at least $13,850,000.—V.
185, p. 868.
Syndicate,
•'
--.
.
covers
and
1C0
paper
coat
Southern
he.work
carton
than
Container
of
particularly
15';
and
1967.'This
$11,080,000
in
mill
wood
Fonda
trend
company at 70 Pine St.. New York. N. Y., will up to noon (ESTi
March
21,
receive
bids
for the' purchase
fronv. it
of
$5 540,000
mature
is-more
the aircraft
,'Tf-e Modern Packages Division
in
Equipments March 21—
The
to
folding
equipment for
In
equipment
i?
year.
manufacturing
100,000
^
the
'
scirfif *dp3iEir?a
dishibwt.on
the
plant
are
aging
•
InCri
other
in
.
expected to
grotmd
/•March
on
own *?*•
■
1049.
Southern Ry.—Bids for
businesses
or
acquisition bv Standard
packaging
'
600,000
im
on
•
,
Tf*n
^r*w.--_i
Fausett,
poo.noo
Co.
variety
a
Standard's- Cloviie. Divi-ion is located in
Chicago, as is its Machine
Design and-Manufacturing organization.1 The Closure Division's
primary
; .products: are milk bottle
caps and
hoods for the dairy Industry.
The
Machine'Division 4s~ engaged in such diversified activities as
manu-
200, 000
-
j
*-'
300,000
j
largeit
St&ndavd
~
400.000
.
Joseph Walker Ar-Sons^_
Tllnrol
Cn ' ■£
Bioren & Co.ul
&
1
McDonald
—V.
;*
the
f» r. Another Standard Packaging. Division. General Felt Producls, Brooklf !yn, N. Y. produces .paper-4iners
largely for the glass Industry, and
industrial
laminations
for
the
electrical, ^pharmaceutical, and other
industries../ - ; '
*■.
V
-
209.000
.
'
Sc
-
•
McGlone. Sc CP'-;
Jnc
*1
'
then
.0 ft
e F"Her-BradIey-Gebh
art-Allegheny
bring the corporation's sales over the $49,C00,G0.9
mark. this. year.
;
.
.'v.v
v
' ■'■"•■'
•
I11' addition to4be new acquisition, Standard Packaging'^ subsidiaries
include the Misslsqvoi Corp., Sheldon
Springs, Vt: Mlssisquoi operates
-
Rodmah^Tten^m^IT"' "*'209!009^-^.../ac^iring'
l,2CO|.000
Angeles,
_
Loeb : At ,Co.';
»;
•
by Standard
produces materials for tacuuni packaging; printed
...roll:,
sheets and ba~s;
extrusions;
lamination
for
packaging
indusD-ia!; applications; and miscellaneous specialty products.
.
Carl
~
Jackson
———
Los
•.
Company
Stand ird's
& Co.
IntA/-300.000
hey., Clark At Co.
■ '390.0^0
i Co;_300,000
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
of
manuiacturevs. and
Gebhart's
Gilbert
The
Evans
1.200:000
foots.
production
Hayden.'Miller
Fa
..
moves
Svren'/fhen its preIn 1956, Standard
to
equitnne t in Cheswick, Pa
Currently planning a. new plant outside of Dayton, the Gebhaft
Folding Box Co., Ittc. has grown steadily since 1916; It manufactures
folding paper boxes for all types of manufactured products and for
'
404.ooq
12n9 ncn
and
of
*y specialties..
paper
Inc.*
field
;■
which-
*
400.000
Equitable Securities Cor-;
poration
1__„3J
ftornblower Ac Weeks—
ox
-
Packages
subsidiiry, Fdnda Con ai
$609,099
■
Hentz. Ac Co,A**:.,"
"
Johnston; Lejupn.& Co..
1.200.COT
distribution
•*:""•*: •"
series
Allegheny .Label, Ltd. ..cesigns-8nd produce? mulfl-gravure labels
board
as
.-
Co:...'.'.:.
Pall, Burge Ac, KrartS—^
H.
poration
;
-
A:
the'
are
in ."the
Bbx'Coy'. Inc.f and
•*
•
a
riexible
and -wrar/pei'a
a
Fenner
purchased by. them,
McDonnell
»
,
..
underwriters
•
Pierce,
BeaneJ„_—S1.5C0.000
American Securities CorDrexel
the
and
'
'
.
-
•-
...
'
Label A: Box Co.'s modern plant in
Pittsburgh supplied
packaging, foils,. lilms and 'famine-tions" to food packers, chemical
group -Is
GOO.000 s'ys.
750.000 shs.
.
base
hardware
The
•
14.62^.000''.
V; h
15,000.009
lOO.fcOO shs". ' - ; * ' Nil
(pRr SlOOi
Gebhart'Eolding
'
packaging
-and
expanded
6.292.COO
11.426.000
1982-
file
Co.
the latest in
Important, in
V f5,847.000
/
j -
of
paekagin^-materials on*'the Wqst'^Coast.
acquired Standard Cap Ac Seal (Canedai Ltd. in 1356.
r^e
.Ac
:
Boaid
its
fields.
*"
'
760.000
868g
p.
The'Fuller
$8,884,000
"•
Inc.";
Gilbert
of
and
'
$100»
principal
Fenner &
'
'
:'
-
managing underwritef.
of
Ditectors, on Mar,ch 7
within the month Standard-will-acquire' all outstanding
■ packaging
manufacturers: FdlleV, Label & .Box
Label
Modern
Outo+qnding
'
""
■
1934
due
cum.
concession
leading
converter
paper,
.
cities,
V
of -the
acquis.tions Are
broaden
also
FINANCING
-
io.ir
h ducfion.
Cbmpany.
;*
Authorized
—
four
of
The
to
previous
Chandler,, Chairman
Allegheny
Bradley &
->the
and 'alsq, sells
Electric
Zk
Carl
announced that
-!
cusionjers
Los
R.
;f Co.;
territory served is approximately 2.066.000,
—
dealer's
Corp.-Announces Four Firms-
acquired
'
1977__
of capital stock
by The First Boston
7
a
oversubscribed.—V. 185, p. 385.
was
Standard
,
_;
6C0.000
of
Diego
S'aii
with
14 WaS °-Uickly COmpletcd.-V. 185,
used>: S',are'
be
^nddd. Dac.
-year
$4,459,188
the City
to
share. It
shares
March
on
share,
per
A
.
gas fa domestic, tqimnercial. gas
the'southern pert of Calilornid.
in
made
was
$46
at
California.—Secondary Offering—
offering of 90,362
secondary
Standard Oil Co.
were
161:30,
through
and
/ common
the
>»
Rys.
Shares
stock
of
outstanding
547.678
shares
on Mrir.ch 1.
has issued an order authoriz¬
acquire additional stock of Pittsburgh
Railways
to
Standard
9S6.000L .shares
awns
Standard
common
(50.9';
Philadelphia
tribute
to
,to make 33^500,000 of bank borrowings for such purpose.
Standard
.
for
indebtedness
:
FINANCING
1961, SI.00 par .common
stock
at
$2
all of these stock • warrants were out¬
Coil Products
certain
75 cents per
346.
Siegrler Corp.—Completes Financing—John G.
Brooks,
President, on March 1 announced that the corporation
has completed preliminary insurance
financing consisting
cf $1,000,000 in additional
long-term instalment notes
*nd $500,000 in subordinated
convertible debentures. It
Ss planned that these funds will be
available in the early
part of this month.
•:
,
Ltd.,
of
the
of
compensation
83or
which
meeting
Corp.
bid
a"
"Dividend rate to be fixed by the board of directors When issued
Not
limited by indenture.
,"3r_. ■ .: ■
\
• ri
Merrill
ill
*-
the'
tor
1972-1:.-/;-2',—-I—-
314.series A. due
follows.
laboratory, model and model-prototype shoos and
precision
.'manufacturing and production machine facilities.
•
••
.*
'
Servomechanisms, Inc. whose corporate
headquarters are at
445
Park Avenue,
operates plants in Westbuiy. L.' I. and
recently leased
additional
space
in Garden
Cicy,' L. I.
It
also
operates
plants
in
Hawthorne, Calif., end a wholly-owned
subsidiary, Servomechanisms
fCanadai
not
(par $6.25)
for the-year.11957,
y>-T; i/mh-'mvU-
---
,
'
resoective
•
the
of
UNDERV/RITERS—The
land.
iohds
due" 1981
Beane.
acres
Inc.,
due- 1978
Common
«
on,
continually faced with tae problem
growing needs, plans allow for a
^0,000 square ieet addition to the plant wheii
required.'
"
'
The structure will serve as an
engineering and adminis'rathe oper¬
center: for
due
43k '< series. B.
"•Preferred stock,
4
space
Co.
prt»ir<ara
'
series
222.1.
construction,
ations
natural
GIVING
mortgage bonds:
: series due 1971
•
'
with-
approximately
portion
wholesale
f
BroWn
55,000 square feet of floor
Because Servomechanisms, Inc'. is
<fcf facilities expansion
to meet its
&
these
company
compared
customers
serves"
series
•
the
occupy
•
the
of
selling
3'aV. seiies
announced
the
signing of a contract
and Matthews, engineers and architects'
of New York Cirv,
'construction
of
a
plant" in* Westbury, Long * Island,
N.
Y
Servomechanisms, Inc., designs, develops and produces electronics and
electromechanical sub-systems, computers rnd
components.
The
new*
plant, which will be
of
gaiden-tvpe
with
for
price
Bankers
A
-
3'i
:
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Contracts for New Plant—
•
PRESENT
t
1,
Standard Oil Co. of
enyagierl prin¬
^omprfrsdng. esc"'laug-
CAPITALIZATION
tFirst
-r•■.
■
on
Bidding for 4;,4S
•
Estimated population of
as
of
the end pf 1956.
Pres-
,
and
.
Sales
in
-
(New Jersey)—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 166,011 shares of common stock
be ma:ie aT receding prices
" (par $7) was made on March 7 by Blyth &
Co., IflC.' at
yenewai fund
redemptions-^'■•;$57.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
•■
small
a
gas'at
3'i
..
declined
businask
investment
~
■•,
4a>s.
Stuart
may -
fund
6
•
for
Halsey,
Sinking
March
on
..
.
also
and
oi the bonds
inotm-e
•
includii^
new
slightly due to "intense price comfjetitldn" in the tire market; although sales set a new
high, the report
showed.
•
>" •
-T
.
* '
'
'J
'
1,
1956
as
common
lor
808.
asso¬
■;
distrilruting and
'natural
declined
year
..
103.2699
par/
-
engine-*ar.d "industrial
'•S'sO
at
,
last
/„.
.
lCf.33.
redemptions
•'
'•
The
"
con-
work" on a program to add
debt 'and increase working capital,J j. p.
Selberling, •
in "the annual report.
*' * ''
',
Earnings
'
Co.,
sale
*
SeiberHng Rubber Co.—Plans Debt Increase—
"actively
-
Of¬
515,000,OQO of- 1%% first riort-
competitive
Inc., bid
&
3'<
is
at
EARNINGS—Net
tliree-vear
construction
company,
California—Bonds
coitijzany's ronscructjt)u and:>expanslon
$24,408,000.
"
,;.•
fug,
facilities
program
i195G-1S53i,
loar.
agreements
were
consum¬
mated in October, 1956, for unsecured
bank credit up to
$6,500,003 u>
4/« taken down P.S required before Oct.
1, 1158.".—V, 182, p.-95a.
The
26,
BUSINESS—The company is an
operating public .utility
cipally in the business ot acquiring, gathering,
oi
merger
25,C00
lew ge erating
completion in Septem¬
to
of
future
business
initially • purchased. These warrants
and. authorize The holder tp* purchase- at
5,
April
and
posals
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and
v
Co.,
106.42 ;
year.
Sep¬
aggregate 54,702,000, the princiral item
to. complete the additional Lake Road facil¬
funds
in
*
■
shares
stock
March
prcmoteis
convertible
p.
Co.
estimated.at
*
1957
the
"
of
EFFECT TO
50,000
said
Dec.
will
ider
con
approximate
.'•the
the
on
shares, in
and
.
held
tobe
about
a
The
Force
-
veau/!end.
*hare
year.
30,000
acquisition
im
stockholders
.:
company's
of-stock
of
Standard
".
.
Lake
to
Field
to
the
field
communities.
Shore
and
are
$9,200,000 ns
of
March
1,
1957. . This indebti due s
; repi'f struts
advances mac'e to The company, to provide
tempqraiy f"nd\
l-for construction'tests
The balance of. the proceeds will/he used to
Lfi))aimn Jn .part .jcpsts 4ncurred, or to bo incurred-in connectiiOTj/»vi*h
••
the
a
Road plant, now scheduled for
$1,397,000 .oi
routine
construe.ion.
and
Mruction'expenditures
being
at
$1.76
that
increased
the
:
$1,425,000
included
or
during
was
with
•
which
p.,
to
yWFi95€> V/cre' $914,264 'frr^Sl.Sl
snares
/ -, •/■.
[ro:n the sal-
spot
-sit*
)
&
Weld
Optional
from
Co^-F3ruingst-^Finaneiufg—
the
outstanding
in
Service
for
common
presentation
an
,
shares
average
common
tember,
earnings
506,224
$857,215
1*
t-i
and
company
annual»meeting
V
.
mine
.
'
bonds
Blvth
preparatipn would probab.y- be necessary for such a large-scale1 enter¬
prise before reaching the .production stag,e.'
The value to St. Joe,, and
Missouri, of ...another lapge-. cale center of-,,mining near the
'
to
the
at
„
Counties Gas
100.46%.
'White,
Under
to
where
subject
March 7 offered
on
the
•of
sal "To
propo
deposit.
the
on
is
8.
p.
the
net ween
in
icr
promoter
j mer.t
bonds, series B, due March 1,/1982 at 101.412% and
accrued interest to yield 4.53%.
The group won award
have been
area
Ridge
proposal
Fob.
gage
suggested arrangement, St. Joe would take the major
responsibility
«f operating the mine and Bethlehem would
supply the major financing,
their knowledge of iron
ore.benericiarion, and a-market for the product.
are
latter
ratification
or
fered—Merrill
the
"We
approval
Southern
discovered
work.
definite
a
■- us
Pea
The
Inc.
contract
a
approximately
unexercised.
value
at
Each
(par
Lake
to
on
business
,
end subsequent exploration
bodies
issued
•
,
operations
'
exercisable; within
par
at
these, known locally as the Pet Ridge deposit, has been drilled suf¬
ficiently to indicate the probability of a very large tonnage of com¬
mercial grade iron ore at a depth between
1,400 an.l 3,000 feet below
the
to.
March.—V.. 183,
.
be
to
are
on
'dock
As
that
general
stockholders
price of at least
a
iand
'
-
same
covering
before
or
its
of
will
the
you
V
iron
northwest
magnetometer survey, in
Relieved desirable
349.CCd .shares
Exchange
common
pursuant to a contract between the company
is/mable as a, finder's fee,* and 118.0.CO shares
pursuant
Co.,
for
reports to our stockholders and
hands of the printers.
To prevent
it is
annual
of
centers
miles
40
Bethelem
company,
1956
the
facts,
extract from the
March 20, 1957:
,
the
in
now
the
of
following
of
this
ticker comment.
news
possible distortion
<3ate
which
of
Heating Corp.
concerning the possible development of an
Missouri, have given rrie to rumors, inquiries for
in
employees',
cents),
and
between
companies
deposit
ore
-10
Steel,
conversations
steel
Board of Governors of the American Stock
approved for listing 489.00C additional shares'of
21
y
.
»
contemplates issuing ti>
efforts in organizing,
promoting and initiating the operations of tire compaxry, stock warrants
covering 1,000 shares of common
at
l^ilver Creek Precision Corp.—Listing, etc.—
mortgages
Georgia on Dec.
Citizens ,& Southern
Bank
beginning
adjacent
negotiable
and
or
each
$1
Lead Co.—Studying Iron Venture-—Andrew
on
share.
per
185, p. 981.
St. Joseph
the
initial
shares
and
standing
2674.
p.
the
of
separate
or
Corp.—V. 184.
for
''■'Authorized 7* Outstanding
provided
number
owned
with National Dist illers
$1)
in
deb'-ntures, series A
$130,00)
(par $1)-.—275,000
warrants
to
snares
.
con v.
stock
Stock
issued
Mallory-Sharon
sales
real estate
collections.
incorporated
business
contemplated
.and
'
record sr.les a.nd revenues of $180,044,$9 to $71.01 per share.
■•
'
'
,
is
follow
area
Registered
^
.
active
active^
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
(
report
over
v/ill
the. Atlanta
share
per
.
.
second
mortgage
*"""
began
Since
Jt
area.,
activities
creaiis.
quarter of 1955,, Henry Roemer<;!
announced oi), Feb.* 26 concurrent with
tiro
Board,
1956
share
a
of
Titanium Corp. were $32,393,639 for 1956ear:.ingt
comparisons
are
available
for
previous yea»o
Mallory-Sharon recently announced the formation of. Reactive Metals,
Inc. to produce zirconium and ether rare metals, on a 50'T
ownership
1957--8 Wks.—1956
$157,375,015 $145.053,063
3.134.864
by Sharon Steel, which amounted to $1.40
per
Sharon share. * Earnings also do not include non-recurring net
income of $6,411,709 from the sale of properties and investment securta
ties, which brings total net income, including special items to $13,"317,239.
Subs.)—Current Sales Incrd.
(&
1957—4 Wks.—1956
-
!
1
the
earning
Titanium
^
" "
Safeway Stores, Inc.
Period End. Feb. 23
of
Book
No
Sales
the
$1.56
of the
The
<
Officer of Russeks,
controlling interest in Russeks
group had purchased a
H.
Weinstein and his family
Mr.
?Equal
to
company
408.
Executive
Chicago
time
$7.26
.'Annual'-earnings, ireM down by the 35-day strel strike, were S3.28
per share in 1956 against $7.26 per share in 1955.
Despite the strike,
'
Mr.
Maternity Sportswear will become a division
will be offered for sale in Russeks' stores.
Waiter
fkom
'the
maternity
;
by
7,987,622
JS6.23
<par
-•
are
tlie
funds
of
the
company have been invested in first and second real
estate mortgages
and improved and
unimproved real estate. The real estate investments
have consisted
of
Commercial rental
properties and the construction
of
income producing
buildings for resale. To date, all of tht.com•pany's investment." have been confined to the
Atlanta, Ga., metro¬
<
36-store
a
headed
been
release
goods
Nemerov
Mr.
,
has
concern
stock.
Earnings, for
compared
Chairman
113,317.289
net-gain of $2,720,034 on sale of "facilities
Division and -neT gain of $3,691,675 on sales of
Mill
Co,
J,
credits--
,
*''
y
and
unimproved
and
servicing
companj
l,
1956.
April
of
Supply
Avenue, Inc.—New President—
special
share.*—
per
Rolling
Russek's Fifth
incl.
efforts
100%
stock
•
.
,
at
common
•
»
BUSINESS—7he corporation was
39,
1935.
Its
office
is
located; at
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
best
a
redemption
Building, Atlanta, Ge.
v
on
..
be
may
PROCEEDS--The company will life the
net-proceeds of tfais offering
for the purpose oi
expanding its present investment activities in the
real-estate and mortgage iitld, namely, the
purchase and sale of all
types of improved ready, the development and
sale
of
1254
'
*
1955 ■"
1956
:
."•each
EARNINGS
•*.
debentures
convertible-at
iongr
.
vr,
The
■
is
Securities
"basis.
for financing.
plans
s
Year
Allied
enter
$4,600,000
"•' "
" .*
195)1
for site improvements and build¬
ings, $6,707,000 for process equipment and machinery, $4,646,000 for
.utilities, $4,421,000 for working capital, site and contingencies, and
#35,000 for organization and financing expenses.—V. 184, p. 328.
to
the
which
of
.
CONSOLIDATED
autliori-
position
a
required' without
at .that time."
shareholders
the company has
'
if
higher
a
the company in
when
con¬
which S3,191.000 is to be expended
of
"will
approval
'
.
anticipated,
is
S19.000.000
the
present
Chairman
funds
arrangements
understood
term.
of these shares and
$13,400,000 (assuming all
The aggregate proceeds of the
he offered for public fc&ls will be
share.
per
is
Its
scribed for
borrow
securing
It
.
Roemer,
A.
to
financing
Chronicle 3
1
&
Eleotric
Co.
the
the
outstanding
will
offer
The
process
540,651.75
of liquidation
(Continued
of
on
such
the
outstanding
latter
in
stock
of
and
turn
page
52)
for
ol
owns
Pittsburgh
proposes
of Pittsburgh Rys.
shares
all
owns
which
common
Standard Gas the 547,67a shares
Gas
of
stack of tP.hUad°lphia ,Co„
of
is in
Gas
(45.59A/.»
to
dis¬
common.
subscription
by
Volume
185
jNumber 5619
;
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(11591
11
"
V
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
,
tables.
In
nounced.
the
first
second table in
a
all
which
4.60%
Name of
;
Company
Acme Electric
Admiral
Corp.
payment
Share
(quar.)__
(Action
at
this
deferred
Life
Insurance
Agricultural
Aid
Ins.
Investment
Albemarle
Class
6%
«fc
Allied
Artists
Allied
Discount,
Box
Board
&
Felt,
3-20
Stock
7%•
preferred
American
Maehlne
3.90%
5%
«fc
preferred
Foundry
'7%-
40c
preferred
American
5% '%
4-10
3-31
National Fire
Quarterly
Consumers.
Gas
3-18
Consumers
3-30
3-18
4-15
3-29
4-15
3-29 *
3-29
3-15
$1.75
3-29
3-30
3-15
(5%
preference
4-15
3-31
3-15
3-15
3-8
43 %c
-3-15
$1.18
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
Oil
Ci'estbrook
Audio
Electric Industries,
Devices,
Avon
Ltd.
4%
Inc.,
pi'eferrcd
50c
Cork
&
(quar.)
Helicopters-.
Baldwin-Hill
1
3-19
Baldwin
(quar.)_
Piano
.
6%
Co.,
10c
—_
Decker
3-
3-11'
8
1
preferred
Denver
6%
preferred
(No
(J.)
iquar.i
&
action
this
6-28
9-30
$1.50
1-15-58
12-31
Class
Baxter
Ltd., class A
preferred
(quar »_
preferred
Creek
R.R.
Bclgiuui Stores,
Beneficial
16 %c
_
——
-Clstss
Black
$1.12%
•
5%
of
Borg-Warner
Mfg.
this
<S:
Howard
4-
1
1
1
preferred' (initiali
Gas
-Extra-'
4-
60c
>
3-15
.
and
T.
1
6-12 V
3-15
3-
4-
1
4-
-
1
3-
;
5 %
14J
a
--
3-30
3-
'
3-
8
3-18
3-
!
-
,» 4-
t$ 1>
;
1
i
_
•••,'
-
Ltd.
3-15
93^4C
3-30
3c
3-29
/
50c
,
1—_f
_ .
(quar. i
Bronze
'
Co..
l$1.12Vi
;
t$l,25
—
Ltd.r com.
Resources
pfd.
_■
."
Oil
Oil. Cos.,
4%
Capital City
9c
(J.
&
dividend
3-
Fund
(quar.i
1
preferred
Telephone
»
Foote
Frlgikar
General
W.)
pfd.
Cook,
Agulrre
Ltd,-,.:
preferred
Illtnola
General Time
4-10
(quar.).
8
3-
6.
3-12
3-12
preferred useries
Indiana
Gas
D
1$2
4-
2
3-12
4-
1
3-15
*
3-
4-
1
3-15-
*-
1
4-
1
6.
MacLarcn
125c
4-
1
3-22
7-
2
6-21
62 Vic
3-30
3-15
$0.59375
:
3-30
3-15.
Gas—
4-
1
(quar.hii'—
:
$1.02%
4-
1
tqua r.)
-
(QUHr.)--'_i.—_.
>.
4-
1
$l.e2V%
$118%;
$1.26
20c
-
.4-1,
44-
1
a
.
3-J 5
3-15
3-15
.
3-151
3-15
3-20
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2-28
3-29
'
2-28
I
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6-10
5c
of
5-3.1
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3-29
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4-1
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4%.
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1
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3-
2-21
1
3-20
3-22
3-22
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9c
23c
,
3-22,
1
3-15
3-28
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3-15
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1
2
.
3-29
4-15
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3-29.
3-18
4-
3-15
1
40c
3-29
15c
4-
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(quar;
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3-15.
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,
.
3-15
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.
.
30c "4-1
(quar.)____*J____^__
class- A
.
3-12
.
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(quar.
J_
(s-a)____"__J___JJ
(quar.)______JJ___._J_
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6
3-12
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of/
dividends)
and
4-
3-
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5
net
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3-15*.
2
3-20
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6
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1
8
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t$i.25
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Steel'Co.
Asphalt
.,
3-15.
4-. \ " • 3-15
(b-'li
60c
3-15 '
3-15.
'
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.
two-for-onc basis.' %
Marsii
.
3u^l
3.-^8,'
Telegraph <Sf Telephone; Co.,
Mastic
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3-20
4-17
4-30
4-1
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•
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Trust
3r2ft*
4-15.'
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preferred
a
'
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Co.
3-8
;
tSOc
-
ti7%e
-
.
*
4-15
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3-20
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lug to be held on May-9 on a directors''
proposal to split the common shares on
«
3-
3-30
.,
3-31
2-28
12 %c
Stockholders whl vote at'tlie annual meet-
3-15
1
22 %c
from
and
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—f
'
3-
4-10
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3-15-
*
7%c
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7%. preferred (duar.>___™;_____^_;%_i-_
3-15'
'
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$1.18%
5
i
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3-15
1
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.
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3-15/
4-
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20c
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•
3-15
.
4-15
30c
(quar.)______
.
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3-15
4-20
31V4c
Alaplo Leaf Milling, Lld_, 5% jweft iqu*r.)JMidland Corp., common (quarr)r_-___:
3>-15
5r
3-15
1
3-30
22Vlic
Marine
8
2-21
3-29
■
4-
15c
interest
Tx;u8t
3-3a
'"4-11
3-15
3-39
3-29
<quar.)__
(quar.)
<te-Bloe;lel,
4- UK
3-12
^
1
3-18
'
30c
40c
(quar.i30c
(Va.)
Publications
3-
;
-
'
-
$1.41
securities
Electric
4-30
'
3-29
•
■
(M. ) A Sons
3-15. '
4-15
4-
■
10c
from
Manufacture^)
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:
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Corp;_/i__^
4-
10c
1
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3-15'
'
3-26
-
3-12
20c
3-18
3-
3-9
3-5'
3-29
3-15,
3^15*
3-15
Macolta,-Corp.___—*—2%c
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.______
- '-'25c*
Mcfeiin Trucking Co. (quar.)_.____
_•—15c
3-29
3-29
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
Metals
9c
3-22
*'3-8,
Metro,
Inc.,
3-29
3-15*
7-
10c
3-15
3-
3-30
3-15
3-30
15c
5-
1
4-15
$2
•
25c'
80c
-;
4*
1
3-18
Maui-Efeclrle.
8
3-15
3-29
20c
3-19.
62 Vic
4-
1
-'
;
7%:
4-
1
3-13
for
Gray
(J.
Great
&z
Great Universal
OinSS
Ai
Middle
States
Greening
(Bi
Guaranty
A
common
$4.50
-r-
Co.
(N.
Fire
Stock
Insurance
-
-
on
-
Tools
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-18
Dividend omitted on 7%
Mo'illo Gas Service,
a
Co.
;
^
t
^
preferred
(quar. (_
Ltd., class
3-27
3-18
Montreal
1
3-15
Moore
1
3-15
4-15
3-20
Murray Co. (Texas)
5c
3-
8
1-18
Mutual
5c
-T
__
3-
8
1-18
Carpets,
Gas
com.
Co.,
net
invest,
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
Mutual
Shares
3-25
Mutual
System,
2
3-20
(quar.)__
50c
$1.75
4-15
3-18
4-
3-18
6c from
(6c
3-18
3-19
National
50c
(quar.).—
preferred (quar.N—
-preferred; iquar.—kx— 4.-1—
Hathaway (C. F.) Co., common..-—.—
50c
—
36 %c
■
•*
15c
.
.
Linen
Service,
3-
8
4-
1"
common
3-
8
3-lo
3-
1,
3-20
3- 8
12c
3-
4-15
3-30
4-15
3-30
60c
3-29
20c
(quar.)—
3-30
4- 3
3-29
3-15-
4%%
3-15
5%
4-
3-15
New
3-20
New-York Trust
3-20
Niagara Wire. Weaving. Ltd.. (quar.).:
. *
i50c
Nicholson, File (quar. 1
30c
North American Refractories (quar.50c
3-29
3-29
4-
1
3-25
,
3-15
3
15
preferred
preferred
iquar.)
—
(quar.)_
(qu»r_j-_
,
$1.12%,
—
;—
-75o
8IV44;
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•
4- -1
3-18^"
3-15,
3-18
-
4^1"
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3-15'
3-18*
3*
„
8
3-18,
4^ 3
«
$1.25
tquar.)
We.ter
-
6c
——
3-29
•
3-11
3-8
1
37%e
Inc.,. common;
1
Haven
1
4-
from
Corp:
1
1
1'
4--1
22 Vic
capital gains i
4-
115c
4-
3-15
t$1.75
___
America
4-
10c
3-15
1
4-
25c
of
50c
2Vi%
*
4-
preferred (quar.)—
Myers (F. E.) 9c Bros. (qoar.)__
:1V
3-15 '
,
I25c
c.
$1.12%
Co.
3-15
■
$1.18:%
0%
•
1
1
;
r:__'
(quar.)_____
inc. and
4-15
(quar.i;—
4-
t$1.75
Investment Co.
t5c
8<1
1 5 80'.'
B
«0c
Ltd..
Hartford
clas3
,
*
1
4-
A
—l-
Y.i
4-
Locomotive'Works, Ltd.—_____—__
£25c
Ltd., common, (quar.+45c
class
7%
37 %c-
25c
Corp.,
7%
3-14
*
$1.12%
*
-
—
A_
Ward 9c Co., common
(quar.)L_J____
4-
Y.»—
1—1-—J~'~—u—_
Harding
Containers,
4-
50c
3-28
4--1-*•* 3-13
-
$1.22%
_____
(quar,)_—^
A
3-20
,
(quar.)_—____—
preferred
2c
(quar.)
(M.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.i-^-...-.-—
Y.)
common
4.90%
Class
5 '
4-
3-20
4-1
preferred A stock.
Montgomery
2%
-
3-20'
4-1
-
•
4.50%
(quar.)___
(N.
Co.—.
*
4-15
10c.
3-14
——:—-i-~
Winkle- Munnlng
dividend
15c
3-29
Land & Industries—
prior- preferred
>
_■
—
RR.
3-18
3-15!
3-30
(quar.
3-15
2-28
3-28
3-29
~
Ml.ssouri-Kansas-Texas
3-14
*•
3-15*
-7Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
'
3-29
-
8c
30c
■
3-15
(quar.22VaC
common
MUler-Wohl Co., common
-
—„
(accum.n__j
30c
Wire Co., Ltd..
Trust
Telephone
Manufacturing,
Class
pfd,
(111.)
3-14"
tu—._.-l-n_'
0%
Co.,
3-14*
Stores, common...;.
'
Sugar
3-29
(quar.i
' "
17Vssc
(quar.
laboratories (monthly).;
Michigan
17 %c
:._1
x
15c
:___
3-29
3-29
'
the annual
af
Insurance
American
Quarterly
%
$1.25
Machine
Sons
/
(initial20c
common
(quar.
$1.12 %
$1.06'A
—
Stores
new
common
$1.18:,4
split the
Lewis
J.)
Drug
Controls,
preferred: (qmar,56(ic
Mississippi Glass. Co.
(quar.) —,
40c
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)_/_„—J
28c
'
Giolow
37V2C
4%%
—,_i— u
basis.
1
(quar.)...'
preferred
Miles
3-15
fOc
J
Ltd.
Maul
4.75%
Hanson-Van
40c
2-28
3-29
.
$1.75
.
Investors
Power
Manitoba
5-31
3-15
•
3-7
J
Marling Drug-Stores (quar.-15c
Mailman, Corp., Ltd.-. 5% pfd. (quar.)___:-_
t$d.2o
3-15.
6-10*
39c
•
-'3-29
3-15
■
Modern
Giddings &
4 $2.50
(accum.)
(increased)
Chain
<te
Afacfadden
t
meet-
will vote
proposal to
-
6
•
•
5-1
10c
Lawrence Power
Gas
lng to be-held on April 23 on a directors*
Gulf States
3-13,
70 c
-r
(Increased quar.i
Stockholders
-
*
iquar.)_^;;;„-..;-:
3-18
20c
:
(quar.s^.-.^——
Inc.
(quar.;;___i—
Getty Oil Corp.—
—.
(quarr%4—
4-1
7%c
Genung's;
3-12
3-
i
Corp.
Genuine Part's
2
2
3-15
Steel
Miller
pref. (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
$5 • pref. (quar.»__1
4-
50c
4.10% preferred series B
.-4.75%. preferred series
3-18
$1'
4%%
4-
3-18
3-^29
3-15
3-30
-
J20c
(quar.i___
r
(quar.r_._-
4%%
1
3-11*
Income
Lynn
1
r
The7 <k Rubber Co.—
4V* % preferred '(quar.)
3-20
3-22
.
Fund
common
sale
on
30c
-■*'
(quar.).-.
of Indiana—
iquar.)^
preferred
$2.50
3
4-15
preferred
preferred
'Insurance
Lower St.
3-15
General
3
*
5-31
8c
.
(quar.)___
10c
•
4-
*
4-15
3-29
7%c
Baklhg Co.,- common
4-
4-23
Inc.—
—
I owenstein
3-15
t
10c
Inc. (quaF.i_.l_.^_.._—_r—
Packing ' (quar;)
-
4-10'.
35c
Certificates.,
(quar.)—
Refineries
40c/
(quar.1
American Transportation
1
A
'3-18
1
4-15
4-
56c
'
3-30
---
preferred series
4-
30c
1-——Li.----
Co
Corp.
General
4-
8c
4-.1
•
40c
■
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)^...-....--.
General
10c
^—;_ —^.
Electric
3-13
1
25c
preferred * (quar-» y±Jj- ■
8
3-
3-15
preferred E (quar.)
' $1.08:,i
4.40% preferred G (quar.)_J____J_
'
$1.10
Loiain Telephone Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)
J $1.25
Louisville Gas & Electric, common
(qUaf/)._"
27%d'
"5%
prbfeited. .(qu'ar.)__J_J_JJJJJ,J_;_J__J_
3IV4C
3-lo
4-
20c
—
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8-
4-15 '
4-15
4.35%
3-15
3-29
1:26c
Stores •iquar.%_-."^. •
3-
15c
-(ouar.»_
(quar.*——
8
30c
Bros:,
Hanover
Cohimoh
3-
3-29
$1
3-
1-16
(quar.)-x.—
preferred
3-21
20c*
1
4-13-
*
-
2
3.1s
T
I oew's '(M.) Theatres, Ltd."
(quar. )_J__Jj
f
long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (qugr.)
4U% preferred D (quar.—J
J"
3-20
62 %C
(quar.i::
(quajr.)
4--1
Co—
Gas
Life
3-11
35c
(increased)' '%
Gamble
3-11
_—
Electric 8c
1
1
62 %C
1.
Garlock
8
(qifar.)—.h
Sugar
4-
4-
10c
._^1___.
Bank -of *N.
3-11
1
from
___..
preferred
profits
20c
(quar,)...
8
(quarj-T—_—-J
Corp.
3-11
40c
3-11
3-
Co
3-11
3-23
the year
..J
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4.
>
,
.
.
10c
3^11
4-
-
2 Vic
Mineral
3-15
25c
V
3-11
1
4-15
$1.15
and
1
4-
37'/2C.
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, s. C.»
Quarterly
liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
;
(Consolidated—
4.16%
4-
•4-1
$1.14
(quar.)___
Boston
Lawyers Title Insurance
net
5-
1
*
!—
7%
i)referred
Locke
(quar;ivxr--:_k-'_-—
5%
4*\c"c
3-16
1—1__
3-25
12c
(quar.')...-..---—'
Florida
$0,013
-
(quar.i—.——
Ordinary
$1.03
5%
preferred
$1.25
3-15
7%c
3-
2
,
$1.03V'«
Kiti.anning Telephone
(quar.)__.x_____.J___
Kuncf-Empson Co., commoxx (quar.)__
4
16c
—
(quar.)..—1-_
1
4-
3-19
i
Kelling Nut, .0%
Kennedy's, Inc.,
12-26
8
3-30
16 %c
1
•
3.-35
4-12
,
Extra
62 %c
125c
(increased quar.i———x__.
preference «ts-a»
Cei.tral
3-19
at
Corp.; 5%;. prior pfd. iquar.)..
Public Utilitiis, commoni_
1
-
\ Common
;.4.R0%
3-29
6%
•
5-
i$i
3-15
4-15
Steel
$5.65
General Telephone Co.
1$1.25
-
Ltd.. (quar.)-—_
Central Canada Investments, Ltd
4-. 10%
3-19
approximate the per
Income
of each
Co..
City
National
i$1.25
•
7-15
3,-15
4-15
45c
$1.46
Leonard
3-15*
.x.
1
4-15
tlOc
.
Corp.
Kaiser
3-13
Florida
175c
.-—4—
7-35
(quar.)
:___
Corp., common_____J
preferred
(quar.)'
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
3-14
3-19
Flagg-Uvlca
112c
(quanL_^
1
8-
i40c
•.
3-15
1
;
8-
.
_
-
3-11
3-29
Fischer 96 Porter,
1
Products
Carreras, .Ltd.
-Central
1
3-20
4-
3-30
———
pfd._ (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Cauadian. Westinghouse,
4.35%
4-
3-23
3-I8>
115c
(increased-)
4-15
!__ "
Services,
Custodian
25c
....4—-:-xl_x.„.
3-15
3-30
dividend
Kahlcr
*
Inc;-r-%'
$8 preferred (qtiar.)—L-z.-zczcczc.-~-cj±c.
General Realty 9c Utllhie:;- (quar.)
12 Vic
of
Jefferson
3-29
.
5-
—.—
Trust,
3-13
4-30
(quar.r-C_-.'.--_-3_ur--%--„.
Co. .of pennsyivaniH - (quar.r.-;_r
• .'
4-
pfd
1
I2%c
profits
Diversified
3-18
3
(quar.)..—(25c
Co.
$1.25
(s-al—
5.-
(Quarterly i'rom net investment income 1
Investors Syndicate (Canada), class A (s-ai_
3-18
4-30
,
4-15
$0.006V'4
...
Investors Selective Fund—
4r
4-
5-15
t2»c
„
3-18
1
£20c
Light
securities
3-29
25c
(quar.;..._%—
preferred
137 Vic
+
from
Investors
'
.
3-39
3-29
5-
$0,006%
&
Glass,
4-23
4-
4-
3-29
60c
121/2c
.
...
A
(quar )
Income Fund—
Jeannette
3-29
First
3-
$1.25
Class
3-l#>
3-29
doc
-
fquar.i
—
preferred (quar.)
redeemable pref.
(2.50
1
10c
50c
—
$2.50
-
—
Canadian
Centra'.
4-
20c
t25c
4'
1«1
.
—
—i—_k^_.
—
u.—
Ingersoll-Rand
Central
2
25c
(quar.)
common
3-15
1
60C
,
(quar,)
4quar.i—
(quar.)
Canadian
Casiie
3-15
25c
A! Set Screw."
Paper Products^ mom; (quar,)-.-..-
Flbrebo-ard
'
Carriers
8
3-2Q
3- 5
25c
1
(quar.'
Fund
(quar.)
3-22
3-15
3-19
_______
Ltd.,
Power
Investment
4-16
4-
25c
Co.__l..i._..._
3-30
1
'■'* 4-
12 Vic
—
preferred
4-
145c
.
——
3-29
.
-
-Carter
3-
5-15
25c
i50c
3-15
3-29
3-31
(quar.x_
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
rparticipating.
•
68:!ic
(quar.)
3-21
-4-1.V"
3-12
$1.37%
income)
:
15c
International Holdings, Ltd.
(final)
70c
International Milling Co., 4■% pfd. (quar.i_
j$l
International Power, Ltd.__
t$3
Interstate. Engineering 1,stock dividend4%'
3-15
4-29-
,
3-29
investment
3-15
3-29
$0,027
Department
Cap
Fifteen
7".ic
-
—
(quar.)^^—T———-C—
Inc.
135c
,
•
(quar.)—_ll__-
Canadian Drawn Steel partic.
.
3-25
4c
(quar.)
A
i.U—
*■ Extra
Ferry
J
preferred (quar.).'.Packing Corp.
Canadian Coll
_
10c
...
common
preferred
•
37 Vic
:
Y.).(quar.).%:h
—
Co.
preferred
.
3-21
Special'
4%
Federated
•
3-20
G-21
3-29
—
Extra-
*
Oil
Products,
Canadian
i
3-15
1*.
...
.
preferred
Federal Insurance CO:
Finance
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—'
preferred (s-a>—
———.——L-.
Canada Flooring, Ltd., class B (quar.J—..
5
1
4-
-
1
'
«
: .-3-30
dividcidt—-
15%
5%
4-
15c
(5c
MacMillan
8:
8
Camden
5'1,
—
Ltd.
preferred
preferred
4%
Power Ltd.. (quar
California:
;
87%c
(quar.).—,
Fairmont-Foods,
3-203-
12%c
62Vic
preferred
Institutional
3-15
|,'
A
3-30
■
Financial
%
87.Vic
>
4.60%
3-15
1
—
PlaJitation
Ewa
8*
5c
(quar.
(stock
Bearer
Calgary Power Ltd., 4%
.'5%
7
1
4-
(increased)_.i_—x.%_i
Inc.,
33e
-,
-
preferred :(quar.)_
Creek
Byuxart-Tintair,
I.
C-
7-
Indianapolis
7
3-30
25c
(quar.)_.____
i———
...
Evershnrp,
4-10
4-
held)
BucyrusrErie
C.
7
(quar.i.
Co.
common
2nd
5%
Tobdcco_ Ltd.-^--
Industries Corp. |N.
L.)
Co., common
Building
6-
(quak.).____——
H-)
3-23
35c
_
(E.
t 3»% </n
1
5c
Water
preterrcd
Equity
.
sharcc
Buck.
7-
%
.(s-a)
7-
7 Vic
u_i____
British Columbia
*
6-
(qua>.—
(It
,
Bruot
1
$1.12%
(quar.i__l__._l__
'
1—_
Balanced
Co.
(One' additional
Ordinary
share
(10
shillings prak for each- three* Ordinary
British
7-
SI.13
preferred
Stock
Oil
■
3-1*2
*
$1.3114
preferred, (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.).,
4-19
—
Laboratories,
Estabrooks
1
1
3-12
Michigan Electric—
preferred (quar%
;
4.J£%
4V«.%
3.-15
$1.01
Brass
3-19-
5-
t$0.853
(quar.i
American
'Registered
•
1
Inc......—....———-—
Co.,
5Vk
3-18
3-30
3-12
3-29
1_.________.
Indiana
5-20
•
Elliott
'4-15
;
—x-.-——
preferred
British-American Assurance
_■
8
}2ic
class
Products
Quarterly
3-25
>3-29
■
162 Vic
——
Electrical
3-18
:
7
1
3-15
,
3-1
1
(quar.;._.i
Fund dur,ing the first quarter of
*
F.'conpmy Balev
Elizabetntown
5
(quar.i
6.40%
preferred (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities
3^29
3-
Investment
net
Eleccrol,
40c
_________ —
iquar.i
share
.
j
3-25
4^
dividends
Loth above
3-15
3-30
3-4
3-15
3-29
31 %c
(quar.).
Class B
'
3-15
3-15
87 Vic
(quar.)'_%._s-——_
common
;
3-15
3-11
4-15
(quar.)
i
4-15
25c
on
Howard
&
4-
3-12
_________________
1
60c
(quar.i——x—
Brilhart Plastics
i
6
3-15
(quar.).
1
35c
(quar.)
common
Rowl-iyIor> Co.. 30c preferred
.
3-
time.
Duraloy Co.
4-
14Vic
..
—___
of North America Ltd.—
preferred,
Bridgeport
,r.
4-10
9
%5c
(quar.)
taken
3-11
'-1:25C
.
lquar..)^J_;__—-C.;„
Boston-..
Corp.,
Bowater Corp.
:
action
No
4-
*20c
.%10c
.
preferred (quar.)_J
—*
Bostoxv'Personal Property TiuSt_————
British
40c
(quar,),
3-
-
1
15c
iquajr.)—
1
.
Eaton
3-
A
3-18.
preferred
Eaton
'
25c
3-1
3-
C
3-18
3-29
'
1
37%c
.
(quar.)
B
3-18
Ltd.
B.)
3-15
3-15
*
25c*
f
;
'3% %
t
(Allen
1:25c
iquar.) ___.%
J/.
Life Ippurance^L^,.—-p,
,
Decker
(5.28%
50c
V
6
3-29
20c
(quar.)
Class
3
1
'
&
convertible
3-15
'
par)
Class
3-11
Toronto" (quar.i._._
Paper.Co.,
3-15
*
3-ilO
(quar.)
(Harvey), Inc.
Hughes-Owens,
Ordinary
50c
preferred .(quar.i_
Ltd.,, common-, (quar.) —
(quar.) ___J.
;—
A
5%%
Co.
35c
,
Co.
Standard
Bund
'5%
4-
3-15
1
1
4-
1:50c
quar.)———
Hats,
9c
5-15
4-15
common
...
4-
•,'
•
iilCc
1
4-
.
6c
(quar.)__________________
preferred
3-21
(quar.)
1
4-
pfd.
preferred
1
4-10
3-30
45c
(quar.)——
Ltd.,
Finance
Beneficial
Biltmoje
5
3-15
1
5-
84:,*c
,
(quar.i
%
Ltd. 1 (quar.-)—:——
Brothers,
Beech
■(
3-29"
J50c
J
Beaubran Corp. (s-a) Beauty Counselors (Increased
Bond
3-15
*
4lb'.
i
3-
3-29
10c ~
(quar.i .__J_
Laboratories, Inc. (quar.i_T_l
Foods,, new com. (initial quar.)___
'
3-15
lUc ?
Beatrlcs
Bentty
B
Alont
5%
34%c
4-
$1.25
(quar.)..
(quar.)_._.__11
Factors, class A (quar.)
Class B. (quar.)——1—1
Demoni-Airplane & Marine instruments—
lines,
,3%(:
5%%
5%
*
B
<?5
3-20
3-11
(quar.)___l__l__
Rnynolds,
Donnacona
Du
—
3-20
Hubshnian
Diverscy Corp, (quar.)
:—
Dbmlhion Steel & Coal, Ltd, (quar.i
at
payment
($50 pari
conv.
2
4-
4-
5Vi%
Aluminum
Distillers
.
•
common
Oil..Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)
Controls., class A- (quar.),————
Bates
3-29
7-15
10-15
time)
Bankline
Barry
4-15
1
i
preferred
5 % %
Hiibbell
Chicago Trucking (quar.)_._..___1__ ~.
&
Class
$1.50
__
Co.^-
on
3-15
$1.50
—.
Sons
taken
Dcvoe
__
(quar.)—;
Bancroft
3-2!)
4-
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
3-21
—7Vic
(reduced)___.'—..1——
5c
Electric
Delta
2-28
$1,50
(quar.i
(quar.l__
preferred
8
4-
series,IS47
Inc.
Mfg. Co.
D'ejay Stores
3-15
—
preferred
6%
6%
•
3-20
25c
tquar.H
Seal,
Decca Records,
3-19
3-15
12 Vic
;___
3-
Stock
1
4-
35c
(accum.)
Mines
common
5%
3-13
3-15
3-31
65-1»c
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
'
5%
preferred
(q u a r.) J 1. .1.
4-18
5c
.__
3-
iquar.i_„
Gas;
($25
3-14
American
Detroit
Bahamas
1
Co.—-
preferred
3-14
Sugar_J___.l______l__i___
Cummins Engine (quar.).
_____J________11 '
3
3-21
7%4}
(final)
__J_
Inc.
Products,
4-
Gas
Natural
1
(quar.)
Timber,
Crown
Cuban
i
4-
,
tie'Ac
3-?0
15c
5%
(quar.)..
(quar.)
4-
+$1.5Q
——---
3-30
3-15
$1.08
3-
3-20
3-31
3-15
(quar.)
Slioppes, Inc.
Hotiston
1
Corp.,, Ltd
common
Craig Systems, Inc.......
3-20
15c
(quar,)
(quar. |_„
4
Hot
;
50c
(quai.)_l„-__..-._..l__..
preferred
Crestmont
;
(quar.i*.
A
B
4-
Honolulu
3-15
3-15
......I
of
Co.,
preferred
preferred
3%%
'
Preference
3-30
22c
Corro'on 9c Reynolds Corp.
Co.—
25c
Co.
preferred
4.52%
3-15
3-30
.
3-31
.
prior pfd.
3-20
25c
Extra
3-15
3-30
3-29
25c
Electric
_
Associated
3-15
50c
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.).
"3%% preferred "series 1945 (quar.)
3-15
37 Vic
pfd.
3-30
(Boston)-^-
preferred (quar.
4.16%.
50c
____
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
of Rec.
.
$1.37'%
1
(quar.)
Hightstown Rug. Co., 5%
4-
(quar.)
Power
27 %C
preferred
(quar.)
Temple, Ltd.-^~
Holland Furnace
3-15
6c
9
5%%
$1.25
4.32%
3-15
3-30
4-
•
4-
20c
Ohio
Foods Corp.,
3-18
.
4.72%
Inc.
3-22
9
—_——
Insurance
Arkansas Power 9c- Light,
Ash
Conrac,
Coxxsolidated
1
4-
,—
3-30
$1
_1.
•
Rubinstein, Inc.
4-
(quar.i
Insur.
International
Water
4-
(quar.)__
common
8
-
Co.,. Ltd,.....!...^
'
Holder*
3-31
'
4.50'
Stamping __/
---it.
Casualty (Minn.),-common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.»_
—•
$1.75
5
-
American
Anchor
Commonwealth
Connecticut
97 Vic
(quar.)—-
Helena
3-
'
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
$L
Life
Southern
9c
2ic
87 %c
8
4-1
,
When
' Payable
25c
4Va%
•
$7.40
Corp.....
,
$1.50
__
:
.__
Products,
preferred
Aun-rican
3-
_—'.
(qu&r.)
Metal
3-15
1
3-15
(quar. )__
common
National
Columbus
3-15
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
Maize-Products,
4-26
3-29
3-
60c
(quar.)..
!%■
Co.—
preferred
American
5-10
1
$109
.
Quarterly..^
3-29
-
|___
-
Columbian
3-15
1
30c
____
(quar.)J
>
25c
(quar.)
common
*
8
$1.12%
_______
dividend
3-11
4-
45e
(quar.)_.
.
3-
1
Hclemano
2%
-
(liquidating!......
International
4-
8
SI
.
.
'...
(quar.)
Mills
Co.
:
common
Supply
Worsted
Coca-Cola
7%c
.
(quar.)__.
Rubecr,
Cleveland Builders
Cleveland
3-15
6
3-
$1.12
J
dividendi
Coca-Cola
5*ie
8
3-
4-
75c
iquar. i..
(quar.i
$1.50
Crystal Sugar, common (quar. >___
preferred (quai*.)-_
:
American Factors, Ltd. (increased quar.)-;$6 preferred
Co.
Refiningr (stock
Collins Radio Co., 4% conv. pfd.
Columbia Gas System (quar..).
Columbia River Packers Assn.
13=%c
4%%
<fe
3-20
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
Gil
3-20
_1_
(quar.)-;
Amerloan -Hard
3-15
Theatre
Clark
$1.30
1
(quar.)
Suburban Telephone
3-12
American
American Hair
8
(quar.)__
pfd.
_;
Alloys Corp., 6%
American
Transit
7%c
:
;
;____
5%%
Corp
3-
•4%'
(quar.i:
com.
1
$1.37%
...
12% C
-
_________
(quar-.)
8
3-
E.) & Co.,
1
63c
(quar.)
Sugar:
12 %c
(quar.)
common
3-
40c
:
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
1
Pictures,
Tnermnl
American
Circle
60c
60c
(Walter
Share
4-
$1.25
(quar.)....
preferred
Viuleta
Charleston
:
(qu&r.)
(Watertown, N. Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
common
_
1
-
''4-1
^$1.15
■
1
(quar.i
preferred
$5.50
Central
(Hartford)—
Co.
Co.
Pitper Mfg.,
B
preferred
Cincinnati. &
Casualty & Surety
Quarterly
;_
'
Per
Heller
4-
87Vic
(quar.
preferred
convertible
5.14%
3-14
3-22
*
Name of Company
■
8
...
time).
Aetna
Aetna
on
$5
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
-
3-
3-30
iquar.i$1.15
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)h—
1-_.__J.1__
SI. 18")
6%.'preferred (quar.)
11.11.11
81.50
Centra! Telephone, common (quar.i.
1...
25c
$2.50 preferred "(quar.)
.1. '
62Vic
payment date.
When
of Rec.
'
Holder*
Payable
-35c
x
(quar.i..
preferred
4.6%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached theix
Per
common......
When
Share
'
Power,
3.50% ' preferred
an-,
follow with
we
the payments previ¬
show
we
dividends
the
Then
Maine
*
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
Per
Name of Company
1
„
Central
4*1
4* *1
4-15*
-
3-12<
3-18,
4-
1-
12
(1160)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
of Company
Northeast
Investors
Certificates
Norwicn
«.
&
of
J
'
When
Share
Payable
Holders
Ben.
Tidewater
3-15
19c
Int..,—
RR.
3-
4
Top
4-
1
3-15
212c
4-
1
3-
6
Light & Power Co.,
25c
3-20
3-
8
2Ue
Ltd.,«
Oahu
Sugar,
Ltd.
Products
Line
Old
Lue
(quar.),
..
(quar.
3-11
3-
Co.
Transcon
3-25
3-15
income5c
3-25
3-11
investment
Pabst
10c
5uc
4-30
4-10
4-J 5
4-
Brewing
(quar.i
Coast Terminals
Pacific
<s-a) C--—i—.
Extra
Oil
Vegetable
Peden
:
•
Pacific
Iron
Steel
&
(quar.)
voting
Year-end.
A
4-
pfd.
common
3-15
3-
7
20c
6-
S.
Theatre
United
1
3-28
C-
1
3-28
Corp. (quar.r..—24c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
5% preferred (quor.• __1
62* 2c
Pillsoury Mills Inc., common (quar.i
02 i2c
$4 preferred tqoar,$1
3-11
3-
(N.
Utilities
tquar.i
Perfex
Pioneer
Mill
Co.
(increased»
Pomona
Tib
_L_.
i
-
!
(quar.j..-^.—-:
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 0%■ pfd. (quar.i
Progress Laundry (qiuir.),
Prppbet(Tnq)
Providence
Public
Co.—
Gas
Provincial
Service
5.60'/(.
Public
of
Co.
1,
:
-
Service Co.
<quar.)_.
of
7-
1
3-28
3-11
'
4-
1
3-(4
3-2'J
3-16
A.
2oc
3-18
4
$1.50
3-30
3-13
3-
—
3uc
3-
',2 %
5%
6%
preferred
o%
5%
.
class
preferred
Radio
3-21
4-
1
3-15
1
3-1 1
4-
1
West
,
I
ls(
4-
1
1
Pcnn
1
4-
3-J 6
—
Co.,
$1
Gas
iP.
(quar.)
-
(stock div.t—
Mfg., common,.—.,
'J'!:-.''
partic. preference (quar.i—
;
Rubinstein
Helena
Industries,
Steel
Helena
(see
Diego Gas
&
Electric,
3%
■
5-
1
preferred
4/a%
4- .8
4-1
preferred
Schick,
Inc.
fccuwltzer
Coinmon
84.50
St aboard
2
4-
1
3-30
4-
3
Ltd.,
class
\
1
RR,
—
Oil
&
Corn,
(quar.)
America
(quar.),,
of
Shulton, inc., class
Class B
(quar.i
A
Smith-Corona,
Plywood,
A
2nd
Ltd.,
Cr.blc
(quar.^
Blake
&
Common
$2
common
preterred
1
4-
Water,
preferred
Nevada
preferred
4-30
4-30
3-2!)
3-29
3-15
3-15
10c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
1
3-22
3-
4-
3-15
1
8
pro¬
Carbon
$1
22V2c
20c
3-15 '
4-
1
3-15
--
I
3-11
6-1
5-15
2-
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
34c
6-
24c
4-
25c
3-30
3-20
2%
4-
1
5-15
(quar.)_^
Mills
(stock
conv.
;
—
dividend)—
preferred
;
3-15
(quar.)
1
-3-11
3-15
3-11
25c
——a.
RR.
1
$2.75
(accum.)
3-20
30c
*-
1,
I 3-3-
8
-
1
3-
7-
2
6-14
10-
1
9-13
30c
!
—
(quar.)_!.
4-
30c
12-13
25c
—
Extra
3-
5
6
Co.
2
3-
1
preferred
Standard
iquar.)_„
Properties
Standard Radio Ltd.,
Stanley
(special)
3-
1
Works
A
(quar.i,—
1
3-20
6-
1
5-20
15c
proposed
vote
2-for-l
Chemical,
3-29
3-29
3-18
4-15
3-19
25c
on
split
March
the
on
12
on
20c
.
^
pfd.^(quar.)__
Cos
:
iQhioi,
class
1
3-21
1
3-21
4-
1
3-25
3-15
25c
135c
45C
A
30c
Class B
20c
Power
(quar.i
$1.25
(quar.i
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Plue Line
$1.50
iquar.i
Quarterly
30c
3-25
3-15
4-
3-15
4-
1
1
3-31
3-31
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
3-15
3-14
3-14
3-14
3-
F
C
Tool
preferred
iquar.i
(quar.)
1
3-15
6-15
5-17
3-29
3-21
40c
3-30
3-18
Co.
Abrasive
5%'
&
Mcta)
preferred
preferred
A.
!
,
'
$1.20
5%
class
r
,
Wire
3-
Acushnet
5
3-15
3-
i
'•
■
3-22
3-11
100%
5-
4-15
3-23
X2oc
3-11.
3-11
(quar.i—
22'/2c
4-
1
3-
Telegraph (quar.)
6% pfd. iquar.)—:—
$2.25
New York
3-^J
Institute3-15
3-
$2.25
30c
(quar.)
Mills
-
Share
Co.,
(J.
,'
.'
"
3-15
3-
4-1
$1
4-
1
4-1
4-1
5c
3-11
common
31 Vac
Ltd.,
Class
*
Arnold
Arvin
Asbestos
Ashdown
2-19
Class
Class
3-10
3-9
3-15
;
Ashlanel
•'
Oil
&
Refining,
(quar.)
preierred
Engineering
Associated
Soring
Corp.
4
Associated
'leleplKWis.&
Akron Brass Mfg. Co
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
RR.
3-15
37'/2c
(quar:),,^
3-15
2-20
3-22
3-
preferred
1
6%
50c
4-
1
3-15
Athey Products
$1.05
4-
1
3-15
Atlantic
$1.15
4-
1
3-15
Alabama
Alan
Alco
&
Vicksburg
Ry.
Steel
Wood
common
Co.,
Paper
Allied
Products
Stores,
Allis-Chalniers
,
Altec
%
(quar.)
$3.75
Co.
of
;
3-1-'
3-15
3-
4-1
3-1
4-12
3-29
Powder
Atlas
3-29
3-15
75c
4-20
3-25'
50c
3-30
3-* 1
22V2c
3-28
3-
8
(Equivalent to
Electric
Auto
Class
A
♦
1
3-15
4-
1
3-13
35c
4-
1
3-16
$1.25
4-
,1
3-15
2-18
3-15
2-13
1
3-15
3-
$1.50
3-15
2-15
Co.,
com.
4-
1
3-
S2
4-
1
3-
1
3-15
3-
4
$1.50
3-29
3-14
t55c
3-15
3-
—
32'2c
4-15
3-14
50c
3-12
2-
1
50c
3-12
2-
1
4-
3-18:
.
(Conn.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12l-2c
1
2-21
+15c
4-
1
3-15
115c
J55c
4-
1
6-
1
5-15
I5c
3-20
2-28
25c
class
A
(quar.)—
3-15
2-21
(quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)
Chemical
Note
Co.,
com.
75c
A
Can,
Chain
&
American
Chicle
Co.
7%
Co.,
iquar.)
3-11
2-25
4-
1
3-15
1
6-15
$1.90
4-15
3-15
t20c
3-15
2-22'
112%>c
3-15
2-22
| 10c
10c
.
div.)
—
(quar.)—_
com.
America—
cf
40c
4-
1
3-15
40c
3-22
2-25
20c
?—2
tquar.i—
Machine
iquar.)
3-11
2-28%
4-
3-14
3-
4-15
3-15
4-
1
1
(N.
J.)
dividend)
(quar.i
Co.
F
3-14
Baker
Baldwin-Hill
(quar.)
25c
3-15
3-
1
3-
5
at
75c
iquar.i
called
$103
„
3-29
Co.
J.)
4>/a%
4%
to
"
(N.
Common
,
per
87V2c
4-1
3-5
3-15
3-
1
12(2c
3-15
3-
1
3-25
3-
4
3-15
3-
1
Common
&
3-29
1
s
C
Ohio
3-31
3-18
1
3-13
4-15
3-22:
10c
3-29
3-15
25c
3-15
3-
45c
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
3-15
4-
—
$1.12
(quar.),.
preferred
(quar.)
2-21
50c
6-14
5-16
50c
9-16
8-26
$1
(quar.),:
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
3-14
3-14
$1
common
4%
1
50c
iquar.),
4%
1
-
qu&r.)____
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4
4-
12'^c
—
4%
3-
56V*c
(quar.)
RR.,
3-15,
3-18
25c
(quar.)^
(quar.i,
B
1
4-
Electric—
&
3-
25c
Common
—
1
4-
l'/2%
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
3-11
183/4C
dividend)__
iquar.)
Co.
preferred
Baltimore
3-29
Gas
1—
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
Piano
Baltimore
for
Convertible
Industries.
Baldwin
20c
common,
preferred
2
5
net
25c
iquar.)
(stock
Wilcox
Brothers,
4'/2%
A
(Del.)
&
3-
25c
Telegraph
S
Babcock
Baker
4-
2i
from
income)—9°
(quur.f
common
class
3-11
$0.9167
Quarterly
B
Inc.,
conv.
3-15
issue
29
75c
75c
common
(entire
1
Foods,
B/G
3-15
3-11
145C from
-
3-11
25c
7'/5C
of
payment
and
Colleries
4334c
^
Electronics
8,
quarter
profits
62y2c
quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
District
1
3-
(1st
Ayrshire
quar.i
(increased
March
on
this
(quar.),,..
$1.25
(increased
Colortype Co.
27th
com.
preferred
pfd. series C
1
75c
Corp.,
Cable
Cyanamid
4-
40c
(quar.)
iquar.)
American
3-22
30c
iquar.)
(increased),
(quar.)
American
3-15
7-
GOc
(quar.)
,
Alarm
1
3-15
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
.
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
iquar.)
5%
1
—
Ltd.—
3-20
Mfg.
1
$1
—
4-
2-18
25c
cash
(Increased)
30c
3-10
2-18
3-15
3-11
—!—
RR.
Service,
Canteen
933,4c
1
3-15
45c
(quar.)—
Voting
4-
4-
(accum.),.
Co.
8%
Fire
9
25c
(quar.)
Automatic
3-
(quar.),.
A
common
Co.
8
I
—
Telegraph
Sewing Centers, Inc.
Quarterly
August Thyssen-Huette—
8
3-
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Automatic
Line
American
3-15
pi'eierred
Automatic
Arraa
plus
5%
1
Bosch
March
3-15
3-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
Barge
3(a%
4-1
3-30
37V2c
—.w
(quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd.,
B
3-
American
redemption
5c
3-11
I."
4
25c
preferred (s-a)
Corp., common
(quar.)
Atlas
3-
J15c
(quar.)
5'/2%
.3-
American
334%
Class
3-
3-28
Bank
American
Atlantic
3-8
1
40c
(quar.)
Agricultural
American
3-11
1
3-15
Aggregates.
preferred
1
4
4-
20c
American
5%
4-
12(2c
Goods
preferred
Refining,
(quar.i.
Amalgamated Sugar
6%
Atlantic
3-15
3-30
1
50c
(quar.).—;—
(quar.)___
America
preferred
Aluminum
3-11
3-30
3-14
Ltd.—
Electric jquar.l.
(quar.),,
Companies
Aluminum
4-1
7UC
_1
A
Line
Co.
25c
quar.)
Mis.,
preferred
Coast,
Atlantic
8.
3-30
$1.25
Atlas
comnnfn (quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, lnc% com.
(quar.)
5%>
Atlantic
3-15,
25c
(increased
common
2-28
4-
13%c
Corp
Allied
3-15
50c
Industries
(quar.)„__^
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
,5(2% preferred (quar.)
Laboratories
Line
30c
Allen
Allied
Coast
$1.06(4
Steel Corp.
iquar.)
Equipment (quar.)
Electric &
City
Atlantic
$1.75
(quar.)
Allegheny-Ludlum
Allen
Atlantic
35c
7% preferred (quar.)
1__„
Alden's Inc., common (quar.),,
preferred
2-22
3-6
25c
5-
125c
—-
Corp.,
3-11
1
3-12 :
5-
5-15
50c
Co.,
(s-a)
4-1
$1.25
3-12
1
83/ic
Corp.,—
Acceptance
preference
$3
(quar.)
1
4-
5-15
—
30c
(s-ai
preferred (quar.)_„,
Products, common iquar.)
4(4%
5V2%■
4-
Inc.—
preferred
conv.
(s-a )
4.60%
2-11
25c
quar.i—
Industries
class
Transport,
Power Co., 4.20%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
Alabama
2-14
3-15
12'/2c
(quair.)__
participating
Participating
Associated
6
3-5:
3-15
7V2c
(quar.)—
1
2nd
$4
3-20
25c
(initial quar.)
com.
3-
2-15
1
9334C
—
3-12
4-10
2-28
2-28
...—,
Pictures
3-15
3-15
3-15.
(quar.),—
(quar.)
Motion
$1
3-12
2-14
3-29
4-
iquar.)
Associated
15c
Co.
3-22
3-12
25c
(initial
Hardware
2-28
10c
Manufacturing
3-22
3-15
(quar.)—..—
H.)
2-21
3-
1
3-14
(quar.)
3-15
3-22
5
4-
31c
(quar.i
3-12
15c
3-
30c
(quar.)
preierred
25c
•
8
3-15
3-30
$1.16'/4
:
10c
(quar.),,
3-
75c
com.
50c
$5
5
tl8c
(J.
2nd
$1.50
4-
6
v_nT____
(quar.)
Ltd.
Coip.
V$5, preferred
2-20
4-
4-20
(quar.),
B
2-28
1
3-15
1
50c
common
Construction
A
3-18;
25c
„
(quar.)
Aluminum,
Industries
3-18
3-29
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
Gas
Constable Corp.
3-1
3-29
;
,
(quar.),
Metal
Art
30c
25c
$3,75 preferred
convertible
3-1
3-11
i$1.25
B
3-
7V2c
%
(quar.)
(quar,)
Corp.
Cork,
Altex
3-6
,.
4-1
J30c
(quar.)
1
4-
+12,/rc
com.
Steel
Arnold
,35c
3-6
t42'/2c
Co
D.)
21 Holders
45c
(quar.)'
Armco
Armstrong
3-15.
J15c
(quar.),:
Gas
Western
4-12
3-29
t50c
iquar.),
.
Armstrong Rubber, class A
.
When
$1
(quar.)
Process
th«
Payable of Reo.
t28,/,8C
common
in
Arkansas
4-26
3-22
}70c
—
Corp.
Power,
preferred
.
6-26
3-15
Ltd.—
;
v
1
5
3-29
7-
SI
.
—;
Louisiana
4.65%/
3-
53'/8C
preferred (1955 series)
Apex Sihelting Co. (quar.%.
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
Arkansas
5
5
3-29
4-
25c
common
Fuel Oil Corp.
8
3-14
-
$5.25
Arkansas
3-
3-
3-29
25c
(increased)—
.
1
3-15
12'/2c
'(quar.i
Co.,
.
7
3-11
25c
(quar.i
Oil,
4-10
30c
$1.50
(quar.)—
—
Products
Anthcs-Imperial
;
1
2
Quarterly
Augostura-Wupperman
2-26
3-30
2
preferred
(quar.
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
3-13
30c \
—
25c 2-
7
4-
$2.80
8
7
3-
A-
.preferred
(quar.i
"Angle-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Common
3-
$1.75
.*.'4Vi%
•
15 c
.
•
(quar.)
Express
1
.
7
$1.50
—
(quar.i
Andorson-'Prichard
3-15
1,
X 3---1
3-*5
40c
Products
Co.
1
4-
i
3-
4
Electronics
3-15
*.25c
Refineries,
(quar.)_2_%
precision
4-
V*-,*
3-22
3-
Company
3-15
v
Products
preierred
Acme
Acme
,50c
.
4.
Products
Anaconda
3-15
;
Sugar
A
1
-
—
Paper (increased quar.),,
-American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)_
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred (sia)—
Anchor
'
(quar.)____
Acadia-Atlantic
4-
Writing
3-26
3-15
,
3-29
60c
$1.50
of
6-10
4-
,
3-15
3-
Vitrified
Post
1
3-29
3-30
Tobacco Co!,
Inc.
1
3-15
2-25
American
Metal,
5
3-
3-29
3-15
Telephone &
Ampto
3-
.
$1.25
'
55-
2-19
-ioc
Abitibi Power & Paper, Ltd.,
4'/2% preferred (quar.),,
American
:
3
•
Inc. (quar.)
Laboratories,, common
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
share
30c
convertible
■
•
(quar.):
3- 5
20c
Industries,
:»
2-15
n\[>c
Tbompson-Starrett Co., Inc.—:
Power
-
-3-15
4-15
-
$1.3r'/4
25c
Abbott
3-13
35c
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40
Tellurlde
4-
4-
f$i
Extra
pfd.
3-15
$1.13
I
;
'
_L—_
(quar.)
Mercantile
American
(quar.i
,
Sugar Reflnfng, common (quar.):_
7.%,preferred
Amphenol
(quar.)—
American
„
non-cum.
5
stk.
com.
•
Telephone Service
3-30
3-
a
common
$4.50 preferred A iquar.i
Sun Life Assurance
(Canada)
Sunbeam Corp.
(increased)
Instruments
3-18
3-20
25c
Scouffer Corp.-<—
will
1
4-10
75c
Lithograph
Stockholders
4-
5
60c
iL. S.l
Co. iquar.i
State Street Investment
Traung
3-18
4-
12V2c
class
——
Siarrett
Seecher
3-31
10c
40c
common
3-
25c
(quar.)
Dredging,
of Del.—
2-21
3-15
,3-11...
10c
85c
h
3-25
»
25c
20c
1
.
R.
.%
(quar.),,,,,—50c
Co.
7-1%
GOc
convertible
Allied
12-
25c
D
S-.andard
A
6
30c
—
4-
-30c
Name of Company
5%
Co.—
30c
Co.
1
25c
Co.
International
4-
$0.2656
—
'4-
4-1
$1.25
t
(quar.)_
preferred
,3-14
~
*
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
w'
6
15c
Adams
be
—
(quar.)
4-
(quar,.)
2-for-l
12 Rc
(quar.)
2
60c
American
4-3
Per
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.),,:—_____
American
4-. 3
6
preceding table.
Adams
(quar.)_—
6
4"
B
wiJ
(quar.i—
Power
preferred
Oxygen
com.
1
4-
37'2c
:_i_„
class
.
we
Aetna-Standard
California
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
7t'c
3-18
3-29
12'/2c
Extra
$5
o-29
25.
Southwest Lumber
Spear & Co., $5.50
Tuylor
5
4-
$1.37
preferred (quar.i—
4V4'a
preferred
(quar.i
51.60
5-
loc
—
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
being given
3-19
25c
directors'
a
4%
Square
1
J50c
—
———
Spotless
3-16 %
1
3-
com.. (quar.),——,—
American
give tne dividends announced In previout
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these
3-18 t*
$70c
—
—
;
Georgia Natural Gas, common
preterred
Southeastern Telepnonc (quar.i
Spokane
3-19
1
4-
1:25c
-
(quar.)_-
approved
$6
•'Speer
,
3-11
South
Southern
1
*
3-27
4-
1
posal to split the com. shs. op, a
basis.
Record date for the split
4.80%
4t
1
4-
(quar.)
Stockholders
Southern
3-19
4oc
Drug Stores, common
,50c preferred (quar.i——,
Sorg Paiier Co.,
'.5.44%
4-
33-
—
Stores
American
4-15'
1
8
3-15
35c
Y.)
iquar;i
.American• Surety
5
,5-
3-15.
'
-Stock'dividend
3-45
3-15
,
.$2
3-
1
3-15.
—
Foundries'(quar.)—
Arkansas-Missouri
Below
3-11
Summers
Southern
3-11
1
—
*
.
Inc.:,,,,
Publishing
v
2-28
3-20
3-15
Sanitary—
,
preferred
American
•
Paper Mills Ltd.—
(quar.i—
March
3.-18
4-
(quar.i
;
S ty^er Tool &
Engineering (quar.i
Soinerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quur.i_:
'5%
25c
20c
preferred
•
Co.:.___,
Marx,
;
4-15
„
.
4-
SI
—
3-15
—20c
Inc.
(Howard)
6%
3-11
4-15
.
-25c
(quar.)
Co.,
AmerIcah%Steel
3-T4
$1-250 "
1st pfd.
Stationery Corp.—
Corp.
Co.
Snutf
Extra
3-15
3-20
4-. 1
-25c
to
Co-Operative
Quarterly,.,
3-15
lftc
——
25c '
J35c r
(s-a),_.
Tablet
Zion's
3-29
4-1
50c
(quar.)——1,
.
Smith
4-15
luc,.
Gas
3-15
'
5-21
3-15
-25c
*
(N.
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
"
k»'
1_„
Corrugating (quar.),—.._
,L—_
Youngstown Foundry & Macnine, common,.
Stock dividend.
—X
*'2
Youngstown Steel Car iquar.i,.:
3-29
3-25
.
b:',2c
_
Seal-Kap Corp.
5%
American
3-29
$1.12'2
g—_
—
3-30
"!»
'•* 1:50c
-
York
3-15
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
2—.
(quar.)
non-cumulative
World
3-14
Inc.—
(quar )
American
'
1
3-14
1
/ %
,
:
—
Co.
Screw
I
4-
3-29
50c
'
7
.
.
40c
—
—
(quar.)-—'—
Common
7
4-
■
Wohf
3-29
'
-
American
3-
4
..
50c
Standard
<fc
Safety Razor
3-
4-1
,•
;
Maryland By., 7'%
preferred (quar.)
Whitney
315
4-15
"
Radiator
American
*
±,
——
Rock Wool
,
5
6-
60c
*
$1.12V2
' $4- preferred (quar.i:
3-20
1
1
A
..
.
___!——2
(quar.)
American
3-25
$1.-25
20c
(quar.),—.
(accum. ),.-„
Whiting Corp., 6%
4
4-15
22c
—
A
6.
3-25
.
3-15
t
(quar:)
wBite Motor, 5'/4%
3-18
3-
4
^
3-
4-1
(quar.)
American Reinsurance
i
3-19
iquar. >_____——
3-20
.
'2
1' <:
.|70c
:
-
(quar,)_,u,:_-2
Common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—,,
Wheeling Machine Products—
3-15
J-28
15c
Line
Air
Sneraton
Thor
4-
>4-15
30c
series
-> 3-
3-4
(quar.)
,,
'(quar.)_l—.—
A
American
r.1
4-15
'
,17c
r
$1.12*2
(Toronto)
1st
Class
3-20
3-
45c
-
(quar.i
Co.
Shamrock
.
A
Whitakcr
4-15
$1.10 ■'
.
_1
(quar.
Grocers,
Western
4
24c
(quar.)
preferred
Sltaler
.
3-
22Vkc
—
fccruggs-Vandervortrt-Barney,
vj
3-15 X
""
Casualty & Surety
iquar.),„2—
Department Stores (increased quar.)
preferred
4%-
3-20
1
j-la
11c
(quar.)
Corp.——
3;30
■
#
(quar.),
Assurance
Western
3-20
4-
$20c
(quar
4.40% prefer re.I (quar/-i
Sanganto Electric (quar,).—
S"n
.-*■
dividend—
preferred
5%
3-10
1
Common
Class
<«•
..<
3-
4-
'
3-15
Western
3-18
4-
t$0.3281
(quar,)
preferred
"
4." 1
4-
SO
4-18
25c
common
•
•*'
-30c
(quar.i
——
fcan
3-22
3-22
3-20
Class
4-13
35c
—
-
3-15
*
■
4-15
7%
6-10
1
$50c
,
—
iqu&r.)^---.
+
Metals
Co.
3-15
65c
Illinois—
of
*
6-29
20c
—
(s-a)—
(quar.)__;—
Co,
2-20
5
10c
J.)
Optical .(quar.)_______
Ameritan Potash & Chemical Corp.—
.
Western Insurance Securities—
Rubinstein)
Ltd
Casting
News
4-15
Western
•
3-18
1
5-
120c
—
—
Louis
4-29
7-
40c
(Canadai, Ltd
y,i
Meter
N.
3-14
$1.31'/4
—
Metal Co., Ltd.—
American
-'$i205
Western
9
3c
Cable Corp.
(quar.).—Royal Oak. Dairy Ltd , class B (annual)—-Royalite Oil Co. Ltd., 5b% pfd. (quar.i
St.
3-
lUc
...
Rome
Russell
1
2oc
—
Quarterly
(A.
4-
35c
C.)
(J.
)
3-20
(a.uar.),—;
AVtfi', preferred
.
9
2%
-
'•
9
3-
25c
Co., $1 cla.->s A <quar.i
"Rocnester American Insurance (N, Y.i-—
•Roe
3-
5uc
L.i
dividend
'
.
35c
3-15
-
Texas)
American
1
1
3-
lr-
Machine
6
4-
.:, ?$i.,75
Power Co.—
$5 preferred
3-22
1
1
$25c
---„
Inc.
Robertson
Robinson
4-20
4-
25c
(quar,i
"
1
4-
American
3-15
$1.1212.
Western
3-22
4-
$1.50
1
—
(quar.)—v——.
Class B
Reserve Oil &
Ritter
4-20
t35c
common
Ltd.— ,;
4-
35c
Corp.,,,,
Co.
Investment
'3-
4-1
3-15
37'/2c
American
.
%•
4%' 1
^
2-11
(Houston)
(quar.)
preferred
5
preferred
-
$4.50
3-16
3-22
'45c'
—
5'4%
8
$1.02 "'/2 '*.
Stock
3- J 5
3-29
+38c
Co., class A
-
.i-$1.25
,
8-31
11-30
3-11
(monthly)—
Corp.
(Newark,
International
American
3-
preferred (quar.)„^__.„
2*_
preferred
<quar.)__-__,,_-if::___,
4.10%'
3-J.»
10c
common
of America,
-..r...:>; $1.3712
coinmon__2_^_,'L':2_T2f'
.2 20c
5-16
12-14
(quar.)—________
Products
Insulator
American
(quar. 1
Co.,
Corp.
Insurance
3-
4-1
.
'
preterred
Co.
Insurance
Hospital Supply (quar.)—
Indemnity Co. (Galveston
3-18
.
1
(quar.)
Home
3-13
25c
.
(quar.)_
West Texas Utilities, 4.40% preferred (quar.)
West Virginia Water Service, coninion__.„.
3-15
4-
preferred (quar.)87 J/ac
(C. A.)
3-15
-
%
25c
;25c
15c
General
Power
Hardware
American
3-12
1
4'2'
3-20
20c
a' (s-a).
Corp.
$3.50
Reed
50c
^- 15c
(quar. 1
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Steel Foundry
West
3-29
$1.16U
(quar.i.———
—
4-
A'.12c
Co
Kootenay Power & Light,
7%
.
4-
$1
(quar.i
Quelle Telephone Co.,
4-12
1
3-15
2-28
4-
20c
—
American
3-15
5-
/
1
3-15
25c
quar.)
r—,——-—-----
Foreign
American
3-15
3-30
'
common
(increased
3-1
3-15
7-
9
3-30
,
$2
preferred (quar.i
West
5
$1.00
(quar.i——
;
.,
Co.,
Casualty
——
&
American
3-12
-
Agricultural
Baking
(quay. I
&
American
3-31
25c
Quarterly
4-30
50c
(quar.)
Watson-Standard
3-22
2-16
5
Fire
American
'
(quar.i
___.
American
3-13
5-15
.
30c
(quar.i:
common
(quar.)
.
r
Waialua
Ward
$1.50
preferred
American
1
',4-1
: 35c
'quar.i
Products_.__„.,l,:.%
Food
Western
common
3-
4.20%
Purity
Quaker Oats Co.,
3-15
-
20c
'
j
Oklahoma—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Stores. Led. (quar,),
Hotel
Vita
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-- —.l--..-.
preferred (quar.i--—-
4.65%
7-15
Ibc
,4'j'c' preterm!
.4.24%
4-12
7 v2 c
-
(i
35c
Carolina—
Nortn
5-
14c
(quar.)-..-————-Co., 5%. pfd. (quar,)-
preierred
3-15
1
8
Y.)
Quarterly
4-12
1
.
1
£62.%c
———1 -■
Co.
Transport
1
5-
80c
'
•
.
Tobacco,
preferred
Utah
4-
12',-c
—a—
Machine
3%
4
6-
(quar.)w—lT/ac
Mfg.
Pyrtc-r-Cabie
5-
si
preferred stock.
iquar.i
iquar.i
Leaf
3-
American
"
25c
Plough, Inc.. (quar.)
9
15c
Universal
1
common)
par
(N.
Inc.
Co.—
American
(quar.)„-_,_,-___J^^
Wire
&
4-
6%
9
3-
<
.
Y.i
Universal-Cyclops Steel
,
3-15
non-voting
Year-end
3-
3-20
$1
5-15
25c
Steel
Uiiited
3-15
20c
Common
3-20
'$1.25
.
$4.25
Corp.
8
$4.50
Lines,
^
American
Circuit—
iquar.)
Co.
Vitamin
3-
$10
Quarterly
'
:
Dye Works—
8.. Trust
U.
1
Unexchanged old $lj00 par stock;.—I—
Felt Co.,
common
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.i
on
4-
1
3-15
iquar.i
U.
5-15
25c
4--—A--.':
/
7
X
25c
series!
omitted
4
45c
3-18
25c
series 1
Artists
3-
4-
1
(quar.)
(1955
Piece
8
3-14
Export
Express
4-
(quar.i
(1956
preferred
3-
50c
American
4-
Payable of Rec.
3-22
American
8
i25c
(quar.)
-
40c
3-21
1
Holders
,
Share
-
(quar,)
Corp.
3-
1
+22 </jC
*
•
certificates
Enka
3-29
Corp.—
Dividend
3-
-
iquar.i
Lines,
trust
4-
American
40c
Aircraft
United
1
3-20
1:25c
Name of Company
3-18
When
Per
,
4-10
J9c
preferrad
5%,
3-14
of Rec.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
Holders
30c
.
Co
preferred
United
3-14
When
Payable
•
■
L._
(s-a)„
Investment
4%
1
40c
lt»c
———-—%-.<
(quar.),.,
4-15
S1-
25c
,,
(quar.)——-----
Pennsylvania Bankshares & Securities Corp,
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Me.)—
Common
class
.*
,v
iquar.i.
4%
--
—
preferred
United
Over-The-Councer Securities Fund, inc. (from
net
Ltd.,
London
preferred
.
Voting
„—25c
Quarterly
.
$1.20
Co.
iquar.i
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund. 4'/2 %
America—-
of
&
1
-,r-'
.
———
Insurance
Co..
Torrington
5
Oukit6
Company
Oil
Canners
Toronto
S<s.
Scotia
Tip
Co.—
/<,
Nova
Name of
Trust—
Worcester
Per
Share
;
of liec.
.
.
-
1
-u
,
2-21
$1
6-14
5-16
$1
9-16
8-26
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Volume 185'
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number.'5619
-Per
Ccrp.
•
r
Bangor 6c ArtiostooK kk.
Bangox :HydrotElectric Co.,- common
4-
3-
1
bye
3-29
47 te c.
4-20
.
(qua.r.)-
-
preferred
Bankers
(que*, j
Lite
wauonui
Burner'-CU
_l
Insurance Co.
1
*3-11
4-
1
3-11
$1.06
4-
"1
3-11
3-8
Barium
dividend
Jron
Bath
Woncs
Barber-Eiiis
Barker
*
of
Bros.
4Va
Bausch ,&
Lomb
Stock
;
1
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
4-J.6
4-
1
3-15
',
ibOc
3-15
3-31
Class
1
3 15
Canadian
2-28
1
4-
c
1.V2
i
%
ibOc
_______
.
tl5c"
___
2-28
V
3-10
-■=
1
3-10
1
3-10
f
3-
5-
1
5-
3-
*
J
,
3-
O'Oc
i-.O.
3-
Cannon
>
"(Bklyn., N. Y.)_
3oC
3-15
3-
3
'Extra
>
1
1/C
3-15
3-
Products
Capitol
Records,
8
class
A
20c
3-i5
3-
1
3-15
2-28
3-12
3-1
Bergstrom Paper Co.,
Corp.
(stock
(quar.?
1%%
dividend)
i
60C
iquar.j
\ie; 'preferred
50C
(quar.)__
;j
Steel, 7% preferred (quur.)._j_.__
; $1. to
35c
<Oo;{ i quar* J _•
Bethlehem
Bibb
Ml g.
—J.
Extra
Birtman
preferred (quar.il
Valley Gas
5.60%
Bliss
Co.
Boeing
(H.
5Va%
__
(quar.i
3UC
75c
3-
87 Vac
preferred
1
5
4-
6-28
Bntish American Oil,
American
Ltd.
preferred
4.25%
/
3-28
2-28
75c
3-28
2-28
25c
4-
1
3-11
25c
3-31
3-15
65c*
3-15
Central
Steel
Central
Vermont
4.92%
Illinois
Central
$1.50
%
preference
Wire
&
Public
J 5c
3-11
2-25
4.15%
preferred
4-15
4-
1
4.65%
$4
3-
1
4.75%
;
Common
27
J$1
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
8%
.
4
3-«-9
7
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
:
1:56c
5%
Columbia
4'/2%
6%
preferred
1st
Glass,
4-
1
3-
7
1:62c
(s-a>
tquar.)
preferred
3-12
4-
(quar.)__
150 c
com.
l_c
< quar. i.__________
4
Brown
&
Bigelow
Stock
3-15
1
33-
Brown-Forman
4%
Distillers,
preferred
common
1
3-18
15C
4-10
3-11
3-14
2-21 "
20c
(quar.)
44-
10c
(quar.)_
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)
25c
3-15
3-
1
preferred
(quar.)___—__—
Chucking Grinder
(quqr.)_____—_
$1.25
4-
3-20
Manufacturing. Co.
BrunswiCk-Balke-Collender
$5
(quar.)
Co.,
com.
Stock
Co.
Corp.
Bjuj'gess Battery
-
Burnham
Corp.
4
3-29
3-
a
3-29
3-
8
3-14
3-
4
3-34
3-
3-
8
3-
1
3-20
25c
3-
Co.
tquar.)
.
3-1
3-20
45C
4-29
4-
9
7-29
7-
9
10-29
15c
45c
thy
•
$1.25
15c
4-
1
1
$2.50
3-21
15C
California Pacific
5%
preferred
5V2%
»
4-15
3-
150c
4-15
3-15
8
—:
:.
(quar.)
States
:
Insur.
25c
preferred A
3-15
rqusr-'
(quar. u__
3-1
3-15
3-
3-15
-
9-30
3-8
3-30
3-
1
8
Campbell Soup Co,
Canada Bread
Canada
(quar.i.—
Mines.. Ltd.
Co. Ltd.-, 5'r
Cement
(quar.)__—
pref. B
(quar.)
Ltd:,'$1.30 pfd. (quar.)
37 %c
4-30
4-26
3-12
_
.
3-20
2-20
4-
132 Vic
3-13
3-30
.3-18
.
3-
Bend
4-18
3-13
3-1
$5.25
Central
3-15
Corroon
1
3-15
3-15
4-
1
3-1
-
..'10
.4-1
i—
V'
1 ■'*>-
3-
1
3-14
3-
10c "
3-15
3- 1
common^
<s-a)__—
(quar.i.—
(quar.)_
!
Illuminating Co.—
—
(R.
(quar.)
.
(monthly)
Co.,
Co.,
L.)
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
62 V2C
3-29
3-15
25c
3-11
2-18
2%
quar.)
Class
3- 4
3- 8
6- 7
9- 6
11- 8
3-12
3- 1
3-11
New
Steel
7%
Forster,
Cumbeiland
.
3-15
11c
4-
11c
5- 1
1
3-21
3-
5-16
5-
1
$4
8-15
8-
1
11-
1
11-15
IOC
4-15
3-28
4-15
3-28
12 %c
3-29
3-15
115c
3-30
3-
3
3-26
3-
8
40c
4-
1
3-20
85c
3-11
3-1
10c
4-15
:
•—
_____
—
1
1
4-15
3-15
2-15
45c
—
5-
4-
3-11
J25C
(quar.)
6-
50c
—
$2 pfd.
Apartments
4-
3-11
40c
3-29
3-15
$2
—
3-30
3-15 ;
1
3-15:
prior
$1.60
9-27
9-13 '
10c
3-15
3-
1:
10c
6-15
6-
1
10c
9-15
8-31:
40C
3-20
3-5
_____
(quar.)—__—,—
IOC
Co.,
preferred
conqmon
1 '
1
4-
5:
-
4-
1
3-
1
$1
—
(qqar.)
4-
1
3-
I *
4-
1
3-
4-
3-
1
3-29
3-
a
50c
3-29
3-41
$1
class A
class
(quar.)
DeW.G.
Cigar Corp.
River
3%%
6%
________
(quar.)
conv pfd.
(quar.)
Delaware -Fund
3-11 *
1
3-15-
4-
1
3-15
75c
3-15
3-
5
93 %c
4-15
4-
5,:
4-
3-15
.
$1.50
1
-
-
3-12
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4-
87 %c
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
1
3-15:
———
Ltd.—
1$1
37 %c
(quar.)_
Hudson
——
Co.—
—
Western RR. Co.—
Delaware power & Light, 4% pfd.
(quar.i__
.3.70% preferred (quar.)_:
4^28% preferred (quar.)
—
4.56'; preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)_
—
5%
preierred (quar.i—2—
—^—
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—
(From
3-25
3-15
3-5
1
3-
1-
3-15
-3.-
5-
4-
(quarterly cf 6vac from net
and 6c, from realized
Delaware.'. Lackawana
Denver
:
4-
2 5c
(s-a)„ 1—
profits)
security
1
income
investment
Delaware &
0 :
—
non-cumulative class A
common
2-2 3
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Havilland Aircraft of Canada,
Co.,
3-11
20c
8%
&
3-
25c
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
$2
6
3-15
6-28
,
—
Dayton Malleable Iron Co., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)—
De
7:
9-
12-
22 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
Co.,
6-
9-27
50c
—-
(quar.)
common
common
common
Davidson-Boutell
'
>
Mills,
preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp.,
—
(quar.)
Mines
.5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Cyprus
Dan
A
A
12-27
50c
tquar.)—
non-cumulative
50c
50c
class
non-qumulntivc
$2
.
_••
50c
ncn-cumulatlve
$2
C.Utler-IIanimer.
1
1
75c
Curtis-Wright Corp., common———:
$2 non-cumulative class A (quar.i
•
8 '
15c
(quar.i
preferred
prior
3-
5-
75c
(increased)
3-
3-25
35c
—
3-20
15c
—
(quar.)
[
Extra
,7- 2
(quar.)—
Stores
6-14
$1.75
$1.75
_*
—
A
4-
$1.75
—--
—i—
;—
Drug
Companies
$4
;
3- 4
3- 4
1
5%
———
(initial quar.)——.
8% preferred tquar.)
Mfg., class
Curtis Publishing
3-14?
3- 1
j '
1
3-18
America—
;Quarterly
Quarterly
Curtis
3- 1
.
4-
$4
——-
(quar.)
oi
Cunningham
»
3-15 >
3-29
25c
—
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
•7%
3-5
3- 1
3-15 .
3-11
3-18.»
3-18
3-20
3-14
,—
Corp. (quar.)
Canada, Ltd
Co.
common
Crum &
3-12
2-20
2-26
2-211
3- 7
3- 7
4-1
3-12
.3-29
3-25
4- 1
4- 1
3-30
3-12
3-30
$1.12%
25c
90c
50c
$1
$1.75
25c
3-29
__
$2
55c
25c
$1.25
35c
$1.12Vi
3- .8
3-22
25c
1
Cuban-American Sugar—
3- 5
3- 1
3- 1
3-15./
2-25
3-20 ^
2-18
3-15
2-15 ;
3-22
3-20
4-1
3-30
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-55
$1.31(4
3-22
4-15
25c
(quar.)
—
(increased)
Seal Co.,
&.
Curtis
3-14
4- 1
3-13
4- 1
3-11
3-29
2-25
3-11
(quar.)
Zellerbach
Crucible
7%
3-12
3-29
3-15
class A
Co.,
B
Crown
3-30
3- 1
4-5
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-27
2-25
3-11
10c
Zellerbach
3-28
6-27
9-26
11-27
4- 1
3-15
3-30
3-11
75c
30c
——
(quar.)—
Corp.
Cork
4-15
3-20
5-1
3-25
3-29
4- 1
3-29
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Petroleum
Crown
3-15
3-11
3-11
2-20
3-15
4
62 %C
—-I-
(quar.l^.__,__——
Ltd.
Corp.
Wheat
Crossett
4- 1
3-29
4- 1
3-15
4- 1
—
—
of
3-15
25c
;
3-15
50c
3-
3-15
18%c
(quar.)—
2-15
3- 5
7Vic
—
40c,
-
preferred
Creole
/
(quar.)l
3rll
-
3-20
53Vic
—
5
——
3-29
30c
—
4-
(increased
Company
3-12
87%c
—
(quar.)__—
common
7-30
10c
—
Chemical
Cowles
Grain
Deere
"_
1
(initial quar.)
Stock• dividend
3-11 ■>
3-15.
$1.37Vi
62%'c
iJ__-—___—
3-15
8-
50c
Beverage Corp._—
3-25
3-29
60c
22 Vic
(quar.)
•3-15
1
$4
Cott
Cream
SI
(quar.)__
3-13
1
4-
t$1.30
Quarterly
1
*
Vie
$1.75
75c
-—1
3-31
4-
,;'
1
3-
.
$110
a'
25c
—
$1
3-15
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Reynolds,
1
quar.)—2—
com.
Petroleum (quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
3-
4- 1
3-14
••.
&
4-
(s-a)
Y.)
Cosden
1
2-25
3-15
50c
Inc.; (quar)
1
4-
15c
$1.50
$1.75
,*
$1
________
pfd.
preferred
Power
5
Refrigeration (quar.)
Steel, common (quar.)__
preferred
4-
R.R.—'
•
Monthly
3-
preferred (quar.)——
*6% preferred Vquar K.
Cornell-Dubilier Electrife, common
1
1
5-
$1.12%
Colonial Life. Ipsuranee Co. of America—
Quarterly. L__
__1 u___Z—,
Colorado
3-15
5%
.
(quar.)_i
Colonial Sand & Stone
'
5
15c
Copper weld
•
$1.12%
.
162 V2c
Copeiand
Crown
"B" common
Co.
3-
45C
93 %c
(quar.)
Corp:
10c
2nd preferred (quar.)——
preferred" (quar.);
"
Finance
1
3-15
____1
25c
,(quar.),'
Molybdenum Co.
dividend
3-18
5%
—
—;
(quar.)
3-
IOC
(quar,)—
Corp.
America
3-30
,
3-27
1
preferred
Colonial
4-.: 4
17 Vac
preferred
of
Cooper-Bessemer
13c
4Cc
income)_
(quar.)
Iron,
Steel
Controls Co.
Crane
common.—1
)i—
5%
3-30
(Toronto)
new
Continental
4-
2
—)
(N.
Continental Oil Co.,
1
3-15
3-15
.
Co.
Insurance
2-20
$2
Coca-Cola'Bottling Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Coleman Co.; Inc., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., 3%% pfd.. (quar.)__
2-28
$1.18%
—___—
4%
-7%
.
.
1
Life
3-11
lOc
•
Equipment,
$1.12%
2
—
(increased
$1.16
—_
Cluett, Ptfabody &. Co.,
.
Campbell Red Lake
Co.,
8
(quar.)
Continental Motors
$1.18
—
quar.)_
Service Dnployees Insurance
Controller (quar.V_i_____
Climax
3-1
3-15
20c
3-
Continental Insurance
Coro,
_—
South
Clevite Corp.
1
75c
(s-a)
4-
37 %c
(quar.)
&
8
3-
Industries (quar.)
common
3-15
3-
1
preferred (quar.)—!
$1
,
(quar.
Service'Co.
$4.50
3-5
3-
27 lv c
Life
Continental Gin Co.,
4- 1
(quar.)—1„___—_—
Cleveland Electric
3-15
3-15
3-15
27c
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
Western
1
25c
Utilities,
preferred
4-
63c
40c
Calumet At Hecla, Inc., common iqucr.)
$4.75
Clark
"
(guar.).—
preferred
California
^
Clark
Pcwer—•
preferred
(guar.)
Ink Co., Lie
Continental Copper.& Steel
7
40c
___■
Cleveland-Cliffs
California
*5.40%
Civil
3-16
3-30
.
3-15
4-
^
7
65c
Ameriea—______
Shore
preferred
34.50
Electric
912-
12 %c
City Investing Co., 5'/2% pfd.
City Product* Corp. (o.uar.)_j
3-30 '
2-28
-
California
•
Citizens, Utilities Co.,
2-20
4-20
$1.12 %
iquar.j
9-20
12-20
3-1
1
8
$1.16
1
1
4-
o-
'
•
3-
4-
4-
6-20
$1.12%
1
3-29
8
'
;
3-
4-1
25c
3-
4-1
3-22
3- 5
3-22
5
50c
4.50%
Continental
8
3-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
Continental
3-11
3-11
3-11
;
4-
4-1
(quar.)
1_
3-20.
'
3-
1
——_a_
(Chicago)
common
(quar.)
Can., common "(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
conv. 2nd pfd.
(quar.)—
Continental Commercial, common (quar.)—_
60c conv. preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
4-15
,,
$1.13
8
4-1
5-17.- ?
$1.12%
—
8
4- 1
6-1
$1.04
3-
Stock
—
of
preferred
$1.25
A
25c
—
3-
$1.08%
:
3-
3'- 4
50c
3-20
$1.12%
8
20c
3-20
___________ _
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
9
28 )4c
pfd.
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
k
7%
Chrysler Gorp.
3-15
25c
2%
—
-i
i
"
^
(quar,i_——___________—_
; 4
% preferred (quar. i
Butler Manufacturing Co., 4'/2%
3-15
tile
(quar.)
Burroughs (J.: P.) & Sons (stock dividend)—
Bpiler's, Inc., common »qu.gr.)_—.
'
preferred
Cities
~
Burroughs Corp.
'
10-
Continental Baking,
1
4%%
3-1
3-15
$40c
$1.25
Chile. Copper Co, (quar.
i
Christiana Securities,
common—.—
Doclts,
'Ltd.—1
participating class A
Buirard
$7
1:
20c
____i——:—
&
South
Quarterly >
Chicago Towel
8
4-
4-
15c
(quar.)
1
4-15
126C
—
15c
-Extra
Burns
V
4
1
4-
115c
Corp,. (quarl)_u—
Burndy
4 ;
3-
1
Chicago,
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.—
New common (iuitial)
!____——
Extra
3-
3-29
305
.
••
2-15
3-12
30c
(quar.)
3-15
30c
—>•____
i__—
(quar.)_
3-
3)c
•
3-15
30c
(quar.) _—
(quar.i.:
Watch
Bulova
;
3ac
c____
dividend
Builard
1
3%
(increased quar.i
(stock dividend)
Company
Butfalo-Eciipse
3-
1 %
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budd
1
3-11
20c
Bryant
Continental Assurance Co.
1
3-
$1
87Vic
75c
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
—
$1.50
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra$5
Chicago Mill & Lumber (qiiar.)—..———
25c
Chicago, Milwaukee, Si. Paul & Pacific RR.
$5 preferred (quar.)—
———
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.) __——
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
——
$1.25
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
50c
Chicago RfVefc & Machine (quar.
30c
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)_
67Vic
■
IV2C
Brunner
7
3-
—
4-12
3-15
_____
(quar.)—r__.
(qiiar.)——
•
2-
1
3-14
20c
$1.25
a_——
3-15
22V4C
$3.75
„
3-12
1
preferred
preferred
I
5-
60c
IOC
16c
4Vi% preferred iqUar.)—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)__
3Vi% preferred (quar.)_—4_
Cheseorougli-Pond's,
Inc.
(quar.)—___—
3-12
1
$4.52
3-
Vought Aircrait (quar,)———-—
40c
Chapman. Valve Mfg. (quar.)—75c
Chattanooga Gas (quar.)—
—______——
7Vic
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (NY) (quar.)
50c
Cnenango & Unadiha Telephone—
25c
4-
8
3-12
$J .04
dividend
$4.50 preferred
1
95c
$4.50
3-
3-12
—
3-22,
Co.—
3-20
Chance
1
1
3-8
1
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3-15
4-
(quai)—'
Power
50c
—
Products
1
preierred
25c
(quar.)—________—
Co.
4-
62 %C
(quar.)
Corp.
Certain-Teed
Gas Co,—
tquar.)
Pasco
Chamberlain
*
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
de
2-28
1
$4.io
4-
\ 25c
(increased
3-16
4-
1S1.50
(quar.)—
Taunton
Cerro
.
4-
+$1.12%
:3-1*2
*3-8
37 Vic
—a_—_
1
4-
1
$5.50
1
$1.25
1
(quar.)
4-1
$1.12 ¥2'
$1.75
3-22
4-
Products""___
Consolidated Rock
Consumers
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
3-26
25c
3-H %
4-
$3.50 "
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Consolidated Rendei-ing (quar.)__
'
2-27
1
$1.75
(quar.)
3-15
137 %c
3-15
3-11
3-12"
90c
$1.25
Century Shares Trust—
(Quarterly from, investment
7
3-29
(quar.)
Century Industries
;
7
3-
(quar.)
common
preferrpd
Brockton
3-
1
,
class A
(quar.)
preferred
Brockway
5%;
Telephone,
1
4-
—
British Columbia Packers., Ltd.,
British
4-
151.19
ya %
43A%
Paper. Co.
4-
British Columbia Electric Ltd.—
____/.
Consolidated
50c
Ceam.r^ Jjlectric .,(quar.)_'_
7
t53c
4
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp., class
Ltd.—
—
3-
—
preferred
4%
preferred (quar.) ________
4'A% preferred (quar.)—i
3-11
1
3-22
■
—
preferred (quar.)
Electrodynamics Corp.
Consolidated rreightways
(quar.)
Utilities
4-
25c
$5
$0.9858
____
preferred .(quar.)
3-15
6-11
Gas
3-12
f
—
Consolidated
Service—
JOc
lid
Consolidated
Co.—
93 %c
;
3-12
2-26
I
York—
1
3-11
J
X
3-
-'4"!
$1.25
New
-___
50c
(quar.)——
.
(quar.)
3-25
(quar.)__________
3-15
1
Common
.3-15
I
30C
(quar.)—j—.
.*___
of
Co.
4-1
Service Co.—
1
2
8
Edison
3-15
25c
(quar.)-
preferred (s-a)__
25c
3-15
3-29
3-
1
3-
1%
Consolidated
933/4c
t quar. 1
(quar.)
3-
Corp.
—
3-7
3-13
G.ement
—
Consolidated Coppermines
(reduced)—L
Consolidated Dry Goods— .)
J
Common (increased quar.)_.
/ .3-15
10c
J28%c
9
1
3-30
6
1
4-
3-29
(reduced)
Inc.
Corp., com.
$5 preferred. (quar.)
_
20c
$1.23
3-
4-
3-
75c
•$1,06%
3-21
4-
3-15
3-20
i
1
7d
20c
Consolidated Cigar
(quar-)————
Securities Corp., common—
J-
+25c
12-
3-13
(quar.)——
3-15
—
9-
12-15
4-1
I—__——
preferred
preferred
3-14
3-14
(quar.)
6-
9-15
J50c
$20c
(quar.)
40c
common
< initial)_____
Co.,
■Interim
Final
4%
3-30
(quar,;_>
6-15
50c
t5(Jc
1"
3-1
(quai*;)_—
4-
Ltu.
+
_____
.1
3-30
—
(qtlar.)___,—
Note,
2
Quarterly.
Cmigoleum-NaiVn,
20c
—
(quar.)
3-30
:•
Quatrerly
Quarterly^
3-15
Consolidated
:
45c
pfd.
r
2-28
—
40c
cam,,
Tobacco
Storage
3v,C
(quar.)
3-
3-15
(quar.)——
Central Illinois Public
3-15
4-2
3-20
4-1
—__
America, com.
(quar.)
6/V2C
(quar.)_._—_
Baiir.
(quar.)
56 V4C
t
—
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., 5% pref.
British-Ameri'.-an
4.64%
1
t$1.50.
(qu£>r,)_.r____
•
new
4.50%
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.
Co., ,3%%
Central
/
8
3-
;
J 50c
—
4-
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.) 2—————
preterred (quar.)_£___—
Illinois Light-Co., com. (quar.)___—
preferred (quar.)_J_—
______
preferred (quar.)J.
Common
fquar.)_—
Brass Corp.,
4.50'%
9-24
3-
._1
10c'
„—
4.75%
12-24
3-11
IOC
Inc._
Power
preferred
4.35%
1
,
1
4-
$1
(quar.)____
&
"
9-27
8
3-8
Central Hudson Gas &. Electric—
6-25
12-27
Quarterly' __j__
26c
______
!
2
3-30
3-15
3114c
~
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred' (quar.)
(quar.)___.—
preferred A (quar.)
5'!o preferred B (quar.)
5%. preferred B
(quar.)
5%
preferred B
(qnar.)___
5%
preferred B (quar.)_
3-li
4-
3-11
-2-20
2-28
(quar.).——
/
1
.
3-15
1
3-15
4-
30c
3-29
(quar.
5%
3-15
-
$1.25
-___
Briggs & Stratton (increased)
Brinks,
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
4-
$1.25
(quar.)__
3-
1
$1.25
Lignt
preferred
-
Cold
3-15
1
4-
3-20
$1.37'/a
3-15
—
Fibre Proaucts,
3
3-15
$1
7
4-15
—_———
Telegiapn
Central
&
20c
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
.'4%'%'.'preferred
3-16
2-28
$25c
preierrect (qiiarJ)_
.'
Central Foundry Co. (quar.)———.
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
3-16
50c
(quar.)
WorKS,
Traction
4-
$1.37%
(quar.)—_____
_
„
$1.25
(E. J.) & Sons
British
3-15
(quar.
(quar.)_____
Gear
7%
2-21
5_c
preferred (quar.):
Bristoi
3-11
iquar.u
$5 preferred
preferred
Bristol-Myers
3-
25c
Brass
&
$5
Mfg.
3-15
(quar.)
S5
Brillo
3-30
<*
preferred (quar.)
6%
3-30
l6c
_.
(quar.)
common
v
3-
3-15
class A—_
6%
75c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Central
3-ia
3-25
5C
(quar.)____________________
3-29
.
7%
2-14
,3-30
Steel'
Celanese Corp. of
4%% preferred
r'
tqv.ar.)_j_i.
$5
'
3-15
45c
,
%
Maine KR.,
Brazilian
1 "} •_
_________
Inc.
3-
11c
1
(Louis¬
Co.
4-15
Carter (Win.) -Co.-——
—
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)___—
Cascades Plywood Corp..
(quar.)_______
Case. (J. I.) Co., 8%%' preferred (Initial)__
3-15
prior: preterred
Foote
3-
3-15)
Borg-Wamcr Corp., 3Va% ,pid. (quar.)______
Brad
3-12
$1.18%-
.
'
1
Co.,
Bohn Aluminum
Brach
1
2-Zo
,
1
Eook-of-the-Month Club
Boston Ac
3-
3-21 Vv
1
4-
Corp.
C.)
3-22
4-
(quar
Airplane
Bohack
'3-11
$1.40
Laugniin,
Diamond
'4-
35C
:
$1.06%
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
6%
3-21
15c
___
-
^
6%
1, *
1
1
4-
income
gains——
Insurance
$25c
pieierred
& .Kennedy
Telephone
Carpenter
,
Electric—
&
Blpch Bros. Tobacco—
Blue
4-
$$2
Ky>)
investment
capital
Life
Commonwealth Water Co., 5%%. pfd. (quar.)
Community, rliblic 'Service fquar.)_.
"___
Compo Shoe Machinery—
5% .preferred
(quar.)
Confederation Life. Association (Toronto)—
3-8
3-31
3-31
$25c
from
8c
from
'
Co.—
$30c
preferred (quar.).__
Carolina
-s
(quar.)
preierred
&
2-19
(quar.),
preferred
Blaw-Knox
2-15
1
3-
1
3-31
J 15c
$43®4c
(inc.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)_
:
Carnation Co., common, (quar.)
lac
'
(quar.)___'____L_____
com.
(quar.) _:
Bryson,
Blacks tone
$.25%
i:
•____
Electric
Black, Sivalls
1
of
3c
1
;
«
—
Ltd.
Corp. (initial)
inc., common
convertible*
3%%
4-
2-28
4-
1—
(quar.)_____—
Baxter
Carey,
>
.
4-
-
B
$z.60
>
-
2-28
4-1
(quar.i____
Lul., class A
(quai*.
Mills, common
Class
>
Bensonhurst National-Br.nk
3-22
Investment
Commonwe,*.!) Loan Co. (Indianapolis)—
4% "preferred (quar.)
1
—;—
4-1
(quar.)______
Investment,
Ice Machine.
Capitol
9
■
1
$18%c
'
•
1
5-
$1.16
—
ville,
3-15
$3iy40
Ltd.
Class. B
t
3-29
3-22
$15c
General
Canadian
3-29
1
3-
-
$37 */2C
(quar.)——
com.
3-1
and
2-28
,
.
1
5-, 1
Quarterly,
3-15
$20c
3-
3-29
4.64%
2-28' "
.
(quar.)_—
Canadian General Securities "Ltd.,
%
1.
3-15
3-
2-15
3-30
3-15
Commonwealth
3-15
,
"
3-15
'
$$1
Ltd.., class A___—______
com.
1
"'4-15
"
(quar.)
preferred (quar;)
preferred
(quar.)s-—_L__1—L—
$1
Canadian
*
1
Vac*
17
(quar.)
Bessemer Limestone & Cement,* com.
prei.
Canadian General Electric,
,
!
3-16
+17 V2C
•
3-29
1
4-16
.
16c
Quebec Mines Ltd. (quar.)
l_.___
Belding-Corticelii, Ltd., com/ (resumed)!___
7%
preferred (quar.)__
BeWing Heminway. (quar.i_'__
Beryllium
Breweries Ltd;,
conv.
4-
50c
1
3-11
70c
;
3-29
60c
.
4-30-
50c
2-28
3-15
4-
$$1.10
(quar.)-
a
$1.75
5
3-20
i90c
.
3-15
25c
2-28
—
-
3-15
20c
"
4-
35c
37 V2C
_______
y
4-
.
4- 1
4,
1
30c
(quar.)
Shearingstamping (quar.)*._
Solvents Corp. fquar.)_
Edison Co;, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__I
Commonwealth
(quar._—
Canadian Celahese,:Ltd.,
4-
oe
+
3-29
5
4-
_
125c
Belleterre
U_"4:
B
$1.25
3-13
-
10c
.•
4-
-
2-28
2-28
(s-a)
.Cable'/,Lt«is.,'class
Canadian Ganners
iqi.ar.)
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
2ec
$1
" 2jc
(quar.)
SteamsniD Lines
Wire &
■
,
A
Caivaua
Canada
4-
56 vie.1_a '....
Is
r
' ;
quarter-^—a:—"__i_
Safcwky, Ltd.; 4»4g'%- pfd;
3-iS
1
1
1
J75c
-
Commonwealth
1
Mortgage Corp.—
Increased
Canada
2-28
-
Permanent
^ 3rld
4-
1
tl2VaC
Canada
4-
3-11
3-11
3-29
_
Commercial
4-
.
31V4C
(quar.)__
.
3-11
"
3-30
Commercial
4-
(s-a)—I,—!—_________
B
3-_5
7%c
Corp.
Class
8
3-31
'
Savers
3-
4-
$75c
3-27
3-29
(quar.)
U2V2C
3 27
4-16
1
,(quarj___—,/^.TJj:
Bell Telephone. Co. ei Canaoa
,
t$1.15
3-15
1
-
' iqi'.ar.j_—
Aviation
Commercial, Credit. Co. "(quar.)
$50c
dinar. I-—-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)t-*J"_L__A-.
Bendix
Columbian
3-20
Malting Co./ Ltd., common rquar.)__"
preferred (quar.)________'——
Canada backers, Ltd.,-class A .ts-a)_—_
4-
Common
■
3-8
4-15
t29V4C
2i>c
.tquar.)
common
,
Distilling—
Life
4-1
4Va%
4-
payment
$1.40
?37VaC
t$1.06y4
Canada Life Assurance" Co. .(Toronto)
6uc
Beau Brununeil lies .(quar. i
Beaver Lumber Co.* Ltd., common
Beech-Nut
(quar.)—
8
3-30
$1.25
2-28
Carbon
4-
68 %c
'
•
1
3-15
com.
"
50c
______
;Gas, common ( quar.7-—
+37V2C
Cahadd
$1
UlVUlMUi
Gash
J.-
preferred (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Payable oj Ree.
62 %C
preferred A (quar.t.
preterred B (quar.i_—:
5Vi %
-
5%
3-29
15c
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)____
Beam' '(James t
Colorado Interstate
2-27
Optical, common r(q«ar,)___
4preferred
m,
3-15
$1.06 V*
3-14
_
Ltd."
Canada,
Corp.,
4v 1
5%
(quar.)
»_*-—-—
Ltd.,
pre!erred (quar.)—
Sl.43,%
____
1
.(quar.)
'-pmwrea
3 -15
1
16c
(quar. i
•
34 1
1
4-12
4-
' 27o
_T____
Basic, Inc.; coinmon .(quar.Hl
i 6% U
preferred- (qua*.)
:
Bas Han-Blessing
1'
.
2oC
*
3--3
__
(resumeuj
bteei
4-
,4-
t$l.S0:-:;
Colorado Fuel & Iron; common
13
Holder**
When
Share
*
-
2-20
'
(qudrh------^———_______—_
Iron Foundries,
4Vv%
Name of Company
-
3-20
laC
G2%6
'
1—
(s-a>-
Stock
A
Canada
New
oi
-------------
Co.-_i___
Bareco Oil Co.
■
Claso
Per
Payable oi Rec.r
$lbc
23c
C6fp.
Bare ale
4-
Holder*
When
,
•. / Share
> *
-
*
s
•
3-15
4V*%
,
*
■
Crushed.& Cut Stone, common
0 \o
prexercuce ' iquaf,-)—
"Canada .Dip. Ginger1, Ale; Inc., com. unar.).!,
S4.2o
preferred ' ,tquar.>__I_L__—L—1_"—
Canada (.Foundries
Fotgings, Ltd.—
•4-1.
$1
.
of Company
Canada
,
,3-8
/
Name
~
■
6
$l/<5
1-/ie ..preferred jquar.;^4_
4'7<r preferred
)q;iur.)___ll___
Per
Holder*
Payable .oi Real
40c
_____
(1161).
'
Sua re'
*.
(quar.)
When
..
,,
Harnett Company
:
Bancohio
•
net
&
income),
12%c
50c
3-28
3-11*
37 %C
3-15
2-21
$1
3-30
3
3-30
3-
.1+
$1.07
3-30
3-
8
£1.14
3-30
3-
8-
$1.05
3-30
3-
8"
$1.25
3-30
3-
a-
C2%c
2
3-
92 %c
3-13
3-
a
62 '/a c
6-15
6-
5'
62 V2C
12-15
Tramway Corp.-—
3-15
$2.50
to
$3-50 1st preferred (s-a)
4-15
$2.50
to
$3.50 1st preferred
(s-a)
12?+^
14
-
(1162)
'
.
)
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Gray
Co.
Share
(quar.)___
Iron
(q}iar.)__
—
Harvester
Mortgage
Detroit
Stamping
Detroit
Bteel
Corp.,
__
Portland
Diamond
Alkali
Diamond
Co.
Portland
Diamond
Di-Noc
Cement
T
Chemical
Diana
Stores
(Quarterly from
Cup Co.,
5%
Dixie
Ice
Dixon
Cream
Crucible
Dobeckmun
Dodge
2-26
Federal
Lake
3-20
Federal
Liie
3-26
3-
3-11
2-25
Dome
Products,
Mines, Ltd.
Foundries
Common
4%%
preferred
Dominion
Scores,
Dominion
Tar
Corp.,
Ltd
<fc
1
1st preferred
5%
Dover
&
3*
3-15
2-25
4'Ac
3-25
3-
1
3-25
3-
8
4-10
3-
8
F'ifth Avenue Coach Lines
3-
3-
39c
10%
Dravo
Corp.,
Dresser
4%
Ltd.,
4-1
3-20
6-1
3-
4-30
3-29
4-
3-15
Co.
Film
60c
class
$3.50
I.)
1
3-29
!V
—
3-15
1
3-15
4.
1
3-15
3-11
2-20
(quer.)
3-4
3-
4-1
3-4
4-1
3-4
Louis
&
Interurban
preferred
3
at
(entire
$105
Tennessee
Natural
preferred
share
Gas
Common
plus
preferred
Eastern
preference
A
(both
no
States
preferred
•
;
.
Eastman
A
Kodak
1st
Economic
Co.,
&
$2
Class
class
(quar.)
quar.)
& Share
&
Corp.
Coal
common
participating
(quar.)
;
Steel
Co.,
preferred
$5 preferred
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
-
:
(cuar.
1
Exolon
(quar.)
3-29
General Crude
2-28
1
4-
1
Co.
of
Company (quar.)
Eafnir Bearing Co.
N.
Y.
;
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2-23
4-
1
4-
1
Corp., common
preference A (quar.)^J
E
(quar.)...-
1
3-14
3-29
3
8
3-29
3-15
3-21
2-28
3-15
2-21
3-15
3-12
3-
35c
3-30
Mills,
Increased
3-15
2
4-
1
3-15
1
3-20
$4.75
4-1
3-20
$1.60
4-
1
5
Class
A
3-i5
3-15
87%c
3-11
A
3-
2-20
6-
1
9-
1
8-
12-
1
11-
5-10
2-15
Great Ainerican
2-
8
Great
8
4-
3-15
1
3-
8
3-15
33-
4
4-
1
3-11
4_
1
3_n
100%
lOc
3-26
40c
3-16
3-
soc
3-15
2-13 i
(quar.37%c
56'4c
62l/2c
3-12-
Coip.,
($10
Oil
*3-15 "
<--.4.-' 1
4-
1
-4-1
'3.
4
3-12-
'
'
3-
3-15
8
3-15
3-12
2-28
3-11
2-18
60c
3-11
4-20
3-29
3-15
3-
4-29
3-30
3-15
3-
2-18
(quar.)i
$2
3-11
2-18
10c
3-25
3-12
3-15
2-28
75c
3-27
3-
6
50c
4-
1
3-
7
93lie
4-
1
3-
7
-
(quar.)_
common
class A (quar.)______
2-20
2-15
I
30c
3-11
2-11
50c
3-11
2-11
J40c
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
f31'/4C
3-30
3-
1
$1.10
3-15
3-
1'
75c
3-18
2-21
Dredge & Dock (quar.)___
Lakes Paper Co.,
Ltd.,
1st
preference
Great
(quar.)
preferred
A
(quar.)
West Life Assurance Co.
2-28
5-15
5-
1
Great Western Financial
8-15
8-
1
Great
11-15
11-
1
3-29
3-
8
,
Extra
7%
CQ
56'Ac
4-
L.)
3-11
3-31
Co.
,
A
—4—
&
Tap
Die
Corp.,
(quar.)___;
common
preferred
Gulf
£35c
4-
3-
1
3-
Life
Stock
1
1
3-
1
$5
1
3-
1
25c
3-15
3-
1
10c
4-
1
3-15
Gulf
$1.12'A
4-
1
3-15
Gulf States
4-
1
4-
1
34-
3-
8
1
8
4-
1
75c
3-20
"3-
1
3-22
3-
8
Co..
3-15
3-20
3-
3-18
2-28
5-
4-15
-
1
&
preferred
preferred
$2.20
5Vi%>
c.
3-11
6-10
9-
62'Ac
preferred
5-20'
9
8-19
3-11
4-
$1.16
2-
3-15
—
$1.05
3-15
2-21
$1.10
—.
3-15
2-21
4-
25c
1
3-
8
1
3-
8
3-29
3-25
3-15
4-18
3-
3-15
3-
3-15
2-21
35c
3-15
3-
preferred
Hancock
Hanna
Class
5
Oil.
(M.
B
class
(quar.)
Bank
(N.
Shoe
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
8
5-
1
4-
8
preferred
(quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)__
5% preferred 2nd issue (quar.j___
5-
1
4-
8
Harris-Seybold
Haribson-Walker
Harsco
(quar.)__.
Corp.
2-18
iquar.)
Hawaiian
40c
3-15
3-
8
Hawaiian
25c
4-
3-12
Hawaiian
3-28
3-
15c
3-19
2-28
5%
50c
3-29
3-20
5.10%
5-15
4-16
5-
4-
1
3-
8
59?»c
4-
1
3-
62 'Ac
4-
1
3-15
iquar.)
(quar.
•
1
4-
31 'Ac
'•
-COc
35c
-
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
52c
,
4-
1
3-15
27.Vac
4.
4-
1
1
Ltd.
.
American
6
3-7
3-11
2-25
25c
iquar.)_.
9
„
3-12
2-23
3-12
2-23
12:,/4C
3-12
2-23
C
iquar.)
iquar.)r_K
E
(quar.L
Sugar
Co.
2
23
13%c
3-12
13'4c
3-12
2-23
50c
3-11
3-
35c
3-15
3-
1,
4334C
.
—
3-15
3-
4
iquar,)
——"
(quar.)__"_
4'
L
12 %c
3-20
25c
3-29
3-
25c
3-15
2-27
4- 1
3-15
Helene
Helme
Curtis
Industries,
Cement
Hercules
Gallon
7%
Inc..
(Geo. W.) Co., common
preferred (.quar.)___
preferred
Corp.
t quar.
Products,
ire.,
class
\ 9114c
N
20c
(quar.)_^
il_A—.
)_____v__com.
•
;
40c
-
433ic
%
-
4- 1
4- 1
.
1
3-12
3-12,
3-18
4-i l
5c
3-15
3- -5
5- F
4-16J
35c
on
3;
8
12tac
(quar.)
iquar.):.
(Continued
2-20
3-15
-
3-15
3-
2-23
3-12
12c
12'Ac
(accum.)
Mining Co.
4
2-
iquar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Publishing—
A
3-
2-25
3-14
20c
Ltd
—
1
55c
Sugar.
D
preferred
Hercules
.
&
3-15
*
Hein-Werner Corp. (quar.)
1
Heileman Brewing Co. (quar.)__
Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.65%
preferred-(quar.)
7%:
.
5c
25c
25c
—
Hazeltine
Class
3-15
iquar.)
3
preferred
Co
Co
Co.,
Telephone
preferred
5'A %
5
1
Commercial
preferred
5.30'5
Hecla
■
3-20
3-20
(quar.)
Agricultural
preferred
Hearst
(quar.U
Furniture
Haytian
4-
1
1
3-29
3-15
Haverty
25c
44-
50c
2-27
Hastings Manufacturing
.
40c
$1.25
1
8
1
5
4-
8
4.80%
"
3-15
4-
3-11
8
1
4-19
50c
3-
tlOc
$1.50
3-15
25c
3-
£$1.25
1
<quar.)__.
3-
7
1
—
3-15
1
4-
4-
4-10
2-28
2-28
Chemical^ (quar.)
Harshaw
3-30
'
50c
37'Ac
—
3-15
60c
$1.1834
•
(Ohio), $1.25 pfd:
Y.)
3-12
2-25
-
Refractories—
6%
3-11
45c
3-11
3-12
50c
Hanover
2-25
4-30
;
Hanover
60c
______
8
50c
$1.25
I
8
3-
3-11
62'Ac
$1.25
_______
3-
1
(quar.X__
9334C
1
1
4-
is-a)
A
3-
.
2-18
4-
65c
preferred
3-20
V
3-15
35c
2-28
(quar.)
2-21
37'Ac
3-30
8
1
3-15
$1.06'/4
3-15
1
3
3-
2-21
5-15
»
$1.12'A
7c
4-
5-
5-15
t
Co.,
1
3-15
1
3-11
$1
12'Ac
(quar.
4-
-
8
8
35c
'
(quar.)
5%
3-
3-
t$1.25
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A.)
3-12
1
3-22
3-26
20c
pfd.
prelerred (quar.)
Hammond Organ
Extra
1
60c
4i/4%
4'A%
-
1
20c
5%
:tquar.)—
1
1
35c
—
Ltd.,
Co.,
5-
3-12
60c
(quar.)
Co.
Watch, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
+.!_
ilammermill Paper, common (quar.)
3-15
5-10
4-24
$1.25
Cementing
Hamilton
4 'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Paper
50c
.___
(quar.)
Cotton
'
50c
(interim)
preferred
Hamilton
Hamilton
4-
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Well
3
4-
+20c
Printing Co. (quar.)
d
15c
par)
Haloid
2-15
F.)
8
4-
iquar.)
Oil
(W.
6-
4- 1
f25c
(quar.)___
JT
,i_<
Hall
Halliburton
3
3-
25c
par)
(quar.)
3-15
1
1
"
A
3-
4'4-
$1.25
30c
3-
3-15
2%
(quar.
Printing
1
Class
•
Ltd.
Quarterly
3-15
3-15
35c
div.)__
1
-
2-21
2-21
(quar. )__*.
common
3
3-15
„■
(quar.)__<__
Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Ltd.,
„
3-15
1
$1.11
preferred
Brass,
1
(quar.40c
common
preferred
(quar.)
•
2-18
50c
$1.25
4.64%
Utilities,
3-
$1.25
;
(quar.)
Hahn
3-15
4-
$1
istock
com.
1
3-29
50c
Telephone Co.. of the Southwest—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4-
31 'Ac
8
4-15
(quar.)__
common
-
■
2-28
3-15
50c
12'Ac
iquar.)
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
preferred
Gypsum,
8
3-
10%
$4.40
5
3-
8
3-
1
12'Ac
$4.20
1
4-26
15c
3-
1
20c
(quar.
$4.44
3%
1
4-
30c
common
preferred (quar.)
Gulf
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
Power
44-
—___
$5
preferred
4
4
3-18
15c
Guif, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
1
4-
2-38
3-
•
(quar.
dividend
4-
4-16
2 28
3-28
(quar.)__
Insurance
1
3-11
25c
Engineering Corp.
Gas,
5-
3-11
$1.06'/4
(quar. )_____<+
Products
Inc.
4-16
3-
(quar.j
Corp.
Store
Aircraft
1
$1.25
Grocery
Society,
5-
3-15
(quar.
Grinnell
Interstate
8
30s
(quar.)___
3-15ff
Gulf
8
3-
3-15
——
(quar.)
3-
Grumman
3-
50c
3-31
3-28
8
2
4-2
$1.25
Corp..
3-25
in-
4-
25c
:
_•
28 %c
from
3-18
3-
50c
<quar.)_i_x___^.
Cananea
:
3-15
2
$1.75
(quar.)__'_
class
preferred
preferred
Griesedieck Co.
5
1
1
4-
25c
A
;
Co.,
5%
3-15
4-
4-
30c
(quar.)^
A
Greyhound
3-19
3-15
J$1
30c
(quar.)__—
B
Greene
ri
1
(quar.)_.
&
Giant
5%
1
Corp.
common
25c
(H.
Class
—__
,
Extra
from
.
(Winnipeg)—
30c
Sugar,
preferred
Green
3-12
3-25
(qunr.)^_.+_^
—
Western
Green
4-23
12'Ac
Ry.
Quarterly
4-23
*
Northern Paper.
4.40%
Northern
1
(quar.)
com.
$1.20
2-21
*
8-24
11-25
3-15
Great
1
9-16
12-16
3-15
Great
5-
5-25
•
1
1
3-29
6-15
?25c
(N. Y.) (quar.)__
Underwriters—
■
Life
(annual)
3-15
5-
2-25
J25c
1
$1
3-15
A
4-
25c
£25c
%25c
3-11
3-15
2-18
3-11
20c
A
Lakes
Great
8
1
$2.50
Great
2-15
3-20
2%
(quar.)
par) '
quarterly'
$2.10 prefer!ed
Grmeral
•
3-25
$2
10c
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—-v
3-12
35c
$1.50>•;»J 3-11
10c
(quar.)_'_
5%
General Telephone
$1.40
preferred
7
2-28
3-
Extra
Texas—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)__-w_
4
3-15
50c
3-15
3-15
preferred B (quar.$30c
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.— >'
.;
Great
1
8
4-10
2-28
Indemnity
American
Class
3-15
3-
4-30
3-15
(quar.)
75c
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37Va preferred (quar.)__
'
9 '
3-30
50c
(quar,)___,
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
Class A
(quar.)
2-
f.25c
,
8
3-
2-15
+12'Ac
iquar.)
10c
General Securities (Minn.)
General Steel
Castings iquar. 1
General Steel Wares. Ltd ,-common iquar.)
5'^ preferred (quar.
General Telephone Co. of California-—
5% preferred (initial quer.)_
2-28
3-31
3-30
3-15
£12'Ac
(quar.)
Class
Railway Signal ( quar. >
General Refractories Co. (quar.)___
3-15
1
£5c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
General Portland Cement (quar. >_____
I
General Precision Equipment, com.
(quar.)
4-
4.
T.)
preferred
3-22
1
40C
General Motors Corp.
$3-75 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred iquar.)
General Outdoor Advertising—
2-15
15c
35c
City Steel
iW.
4-
25c
($20
General Manifold
3-11
8
4
60c
Annual
3-12
General Finance Corp. (quar.)
General
Fireproofing Co.
I
General Industries, common (quar.).
5% preferred (quar.)
;
General Investors Trust (Boston)
,
3-15
<3-29
Ealrmont;"Railway Motors,. Inc._'—$7.50
Finance
3-
4c
Amer. dep. receipts ord.
2-28
4-
'
4
(quar.)______
Warehouse & Cold Storage—
3-15
General Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
General Electric Co. (quar.
General Electric, Ltd.—
3-15
2-28
4-
20c
-
Insurance
3-26
£7>Ac
common
($100
preferred
3-20
30c
——
dividend
5%, preferred
"3%'' preferred
5% preferred
2-28
1
3-15
$1.03
Sl.25
-
EanrJly
3-12
Co.,
General Contract
' '
28
4-
$1.25
__
'
Ex-Cell-O-Corp.
Excelsior
Sl.OG'A
2
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
3-15
37'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Erie Resistor Corp., common
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)_—
•
General Cigar
2-22
3-
Rapids Varnish
Trunk
1
4%
General Candy Corp.
ic
-
$5
3-12
2-22
2'A%
RR.,
Grand
Grand
3-
(quar.)____
Corp., common..
preferred (quar.)__
Corp.—
common
1
5
3-15
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
3-30
5c
_
dividend
Pittsburgh
3-
3-
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
3-15 ""
1
4
$2
3-15
40c
General Cable
3-12
4-
Supply
2-20
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
common
3-20
£$1.37;
oi
1
fquar.)_
1
General
preferred
1
R.) & Co.,
£$1.25
Co.
Co.
£37'Ac
$1
Extra
£c
Oil
Box
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp.—
$.1
20c
(W.
3-15
Ltd.
convertible
$1.75
Corp.,
8%
25c
common
(quar.)
Investors Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
*
Builders
5%
3-15
3-29
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-
71c
common
General
1
Corp.-—
com.
3-15
class A preferred
class E preferred
3-
Common
istock
dividend).
6% convertible preferred iquar.)
3-7
3-
25c
Manufacturing,
preferred
8%
Grace
60c
(quar.).
Acceptance Corp.,
General Bakeries,
General
Co.__
preferred
RR.
4-1
3-15
50c
(quar.)
Endicott-Johnson
Stock
1
3-7
isc
Emerson Electric
Erie
3-
4-1
31'Ac
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
(quar.)—__
Erie ft
9
3-21
.
50c
Elgin National Watch
Forge
3-
32'Ac
Quarterly
Horn
4-5
$1.18
Abrasives
6%
3-11
6-10
£$1.25
iquar.)
$4.50 preferred
General American
''4-5
3-19
$1.12 Vi
-
(quar.)
Battery
Refractories
Electrolux
5-1
5-1
Gas—
Storage
Electro
3-6
15c
A
-
(initial quar.)__
Auto-Lite (quar.)__,
Electric
4-2
50c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Electric Bond
American
40c
;
New common
Electric
General
S3
•
common
(quar.)
3-11
4-10
t$1.25
preferred
preferred
£25c
(quar.)—
Natural
5%%
General
62Vic
_
preferred
Paso
Co.,
5%
3-15
£37'Ac
__
!
prrfeired
$4.72
Power
3-15
1
4-
12'Ac
________
3-29
stock
or
1
)25c
——
A—
Co.,
cash
3-
$1.50
J$1
6-30
25c
62c
3-11
3-
3-18
(quar.)___
50c
of
3-11
1
1
3-18
!
(quar.)
25c
investment
1
4-
2-28
lc
Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
Grolier
from
4-
15c
1
10c
(quar.)_____
'-4-10
Inc.—
9c
,
1
3-
S1.12V2
Mlg. Co. (quar.)_„
Government Employees Insurance Co. iWash.,
D. C.)
(quar.) i_—
Grant
•
3-
4-
3-15
350c
30c
(quar.)j'
"hie
in
Co.
3-15
50c
Gorham
Granite
:
General
:
3-11
8
(quar.)_
preferred
3-
£25c
;
(initial
com.
Class
3-20
3-11
3-28
15c
3-25
4-
50c
__
Electric
of
4-
60c
Ltd.
3-29
3-28
30c
come plus a fiscal year-end
realized gains.
The C2c
8
20c
(quar.)
Grienileld
(quar.
qtiarterly
A
F.)
1
25c
(quar.)
Mackay Stores,
8
j
convertible
5
3-14
preference
3-
______
3-1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4%
3-
iquar.)
common
Gas Industries Fund,
1
'3^1
"
$1.50
Co.,
Trust,
(quar.)
Ltd..
preferred
$4.50
20c
37
1
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp..
Paso
Co.,
3-
4-
;
2-15
Common
1
___•
3-11
$1.75
Stores, common (quar.)___,
participating preferred (quar.)
$4 12
Erie
4-
$1.50
__
Bros.
4%
4"2%
Inc.
75c
(quar.)_____
3-14
2ac
3-11
75c
preferred
12'Ac
—
2-28
1
;
iquar.)
4
iquar.)
3-15
4V'4%
.
<quar.j___
Investment
A
414%
7%
3-28
37Vic
_
iB.
4-
dividend)_________
iquar.)
&
7Vic
(quar.)
A
Goodrich
payment is pay-
(quar.)
par)
Eddy
Paper
Corp
Edgewater Steel (quar.)
Elk
2-16
Y.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Co.—
25c
Machine
Corn,
E.)
Co.
Gatineau
ijommon
Eddy Match Co.,
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd.
El
3-15
25c
(Md.)—
preference
Ecuadorian
El
Gartinekel
$2
(accum.)_
preferred
Easy Washing
Edo
Gabriel
3-15
;
___
(liquidating)—
Sugar Associates, $2 pfd. (quar.)
Eastern
Edison
3-15
1
Bros.,
3-18
1
4-
50c
$6 preferred B (accum.)_:__:
Eastern Steamship Lines
5%
4-15
$1.12'A
(accum.)
par
Corp.
(R.
4-
Golciblatt
4-
,
convertible
Garrett Corp.
(quar.)
(quar. 1
Stainless Steel
Eastern
6%
4'/2%
____
15c
40c
preferred
Eastern
$7
3
Racing Assn.—
Common
$1
C-
£15c
—
iquar.)_____
Iron
A
3-
(quar.)
Telegraph
$1
(s-a)
iGeorge A.) Co.
3-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
£30c
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
(quarterly
net
Investment income).^
-
Malleable
(stock
Loom
Brush, class
Class AA' (quar.)
Fuller
32Vic
(quar.)
com.
4%%
1st
4
SI.75
quar.)—
Effstern Mass, Street Ry.—
Trailer,
the
FAmsten
(interim)
Gas,
Eastern
6%
3
Associates—
(increased
of
Stock
45c
iquar.)
(quar.)
3-15
t
P0c
u
Fuller
5
710-
this
(quar.)
Fuel
&
4-
7-15
Fruit
on
(quar.)__
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
4-15
10-15
Realty
3-15
3-15
Co.—
10c
tL.)
Fruehauf
(quar.)
<N.
(quar.)_
Sons
&
4%
iquar.)___
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co.—
called
,A_—:
East Sullivan Mines, Ltd.
5.20%
Water
Friedman
B
Co.
Cement
2-28
25c
Ltd.
1
1
4-12
(s-a)
2-19
50c
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
6%,. preferred (quar.)
Friden Calculating Machine
(quar.)
2-15
12'Ac
Canada,
Auto
4-
tl5c
25c
class
4%
(quar.)
Frick
8
12Vic
issued
per
dividend)
East
I2V2C
of
Drive
4-
20c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
3-15
50c
Fraser
.
3-15
Co.
Wheel
Four
$1.15
—
Co.
3-15
25c
4-1
10%
■
4-12
(quar.)
4-1
Foundation
3-15
quar.)
W.i
81'/4C
F'ostoria Pressed Steel
-
1
(quar.)
50C
4-10
—
-
1
&
3*4 %
3-4
3-
______
5-
Gold
25c
4-25
4
4-
(quar.)___
Company
(F.
$1.05
4-1
4-10
SF23
•-
3'Ac
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery (quar.)d__^
Foster-Wlieeler Corp. (quar.)
2-28
—
4-12
Fort
3-29
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
common
Dairies
3-15
Gold
32c
50c
:
5-
iquar.)
2-26
3-15
1st
com.
3-14
Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—31'Ac
Sulphur & Potas.i (quar.)—
31'Ac
St
Stores,
Co.,
$1.50
Duval
June
Light
1
Duro-Test
7%
Power &
1
Cement
2%
467/ac
—
5
B
1
3-4
____
class
51'Ac
:
5
3-
—
3-4
Quarterly
and
com.
011
1
4-
Brewing, 60c preferred iquar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)___
Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp., class A
Class B (quar.)
(Pa.)—
52'Ac
(quar.)_—_r_
/Quarterly
Co.
50c
———
3-
50c
3-
4-1
Bast
Perter,
3-
$1.25
Goebel
2-20
3-15
—
3-
4-25
3-12
3-11
3-15
quar. 1
—
Fair
3-22
1
3-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Distillers,
(Increased
Glitsch
50c
(increased
Stores
3-15
4-1
Co.
8
Gordon
3-15
51%c
Oil
Portland
3-12
3-
preferred
Insurance
Falls
3-
8
3-21
40c
3-25
87'Ac
,,—;
(New Jersey)
Falls
Glens
(Chicago) (quar.)
City, N. J.)—
$1.12'A
__
(quar.)__
div.)_
Glens
4
(Jersey
3-15
52'Ac
Eason
Corp.
dividend
Foremost
'
(quar.)--
(stock
7
3-
3-20
8
25c
15c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——;
Common
3-
(quar.)
15c
2-28
——._
Eagle Fire Insurance
3-25
3-15
preferred
3-22
3-
(quar.)
55c
$1.25
2-28
3-11
—
(quar.)
Glenmore
7'Ac
Foote-Burt Co.
Forbes & Wallace, $3 class A (quar.)
Ford Motor Co. iquar.)
1
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
—n-___
3-11
50c
—.
(quar.)———
preferred
Gisholt
8
40c
$4.20 preferred (quar.)'
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
3'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
3-5
4.
(quar.50c
preferred
1
3-
56',4C
Florida
40c
—
preferred
4.20%
3-
3-25
tquar.)a
2-23
1
$1.75
4.15%
3-15
—
Philadelphia
3-12
3-
«
Food
4.10%
Ycllowknife
(quar.)—
common
2-27
a
25c
—-
4%
Portland
—„———
Corp.,
Bank
National
Stock
•
3-21
preferred
Giant
Giant
45C
3-15
1
•
(quar.)__^
preferred
1
2-27
Glidden
3-11
4-
.J__
3.75%
3-
3-15
30c
45c
50c
common
2-28
3-15
50c
40c
3-
(quar.)
preferred
4-16
preferred
Machine
8
1
8
common
Co., $5
S4.60
3-
2%
17c
Power
$4.92
33-
4-
593'sc
:
3-15
1
1
4-1
55c
dividend
20c
Fltzslinmons Stores, class A (stock dividend)
Class B (stock dividend),,
-t—I——
Flintkote Co., common.(quar,)—,
$4 preferred (quar.)—^..
Florida Power Corp.
(quar.)
:—_
3-15
1
de NemoUrs <te Co.—
Duquesne Light Co.,
$2.10
4-
4.
(quar.)-
Inc.
(interim)
preferred
'$4.50
4-29
$3
Georgia
Corp.,
lie
50c
A
International,
(E.
1
9
40c
of
Stock
Special
Fischer &
4-15
__
Common
First
3-4
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dunham-Bush, Inc., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
du Pont
4-1
5-
Georgia-Pacific
3-
Quarterly
2-2d
1
3-15
30c
iquar.)
B
Dunhill
3-15
(increased)——35c
Electric,
Class
National
—
(partic.)
Bradstreet
Duncan
Bank
i-irst
,——-
.
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
&
First
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
Association
3-21
5-
25c
8
50c
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc
3-28
£12'Ac
(quar.)
3-
(Bait.)—
—
General
4-15
£31'Ac
—
Ltd.
(s-a)_____
A.
Financial
1
4-15
£50c
3-29
4-
3-31
4-
53'Ac
(quar.)
2-21
(quar.).
B
Firth Carpet Co.
£$1.12'A
8
50c
America
3-7
4-1
3-
3-15
(quar.)__
of Rec.
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)____.—
3-11
—
(quar.)
Fire
______—:
Power
7%
1
3-28
Stock
(quar.)—
Holder!
$1.12JA
common
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)———
of
Class
Laboratories—
partic
Duke
£25c
________—
<quar.t__;
3.
Works
-
Corp.
preferred
60c
(quar.)
Finance Co.
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
pref.
U.
Driver-Harris
Du-Art
div.)—--
fqitar.)_________-_
Industries
Drewrys
—
£25c
(quar.)—
preferred
Extra
Filtrol
3-22
3-11
Corp.
Fidelity
2-23
1
3-30
35c
common——--
(quar.)
Corp.
4.75%
(quar-)-,
Telephone Corp.,
5uc
Fund
J'idelity-PiV.-nix fire Insurance
iquar.j
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N, Y.) tquar.)_
Field (Marshall)
(see Marshall Field)
__
(quar.)
Rockaway RR.
Chemical
Draper
preferred
preferred
37'AC
1-etieral Screw
Ferro
Class..A
Co.,
4.40%
When.
Payable
;
Sliare
,
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
4'A%
283ic
1
£17'Ac
Chemical
common
General
3-15
;
5
(stock
Ltd.,
3-U
X
4-
$3
Creek,
3-
—%.
Co.,
(Battle
3-
(quar.)
Glass
3-22
Co.
——
3-20
quar.)_
Steel,
$4.50
Bearings Inc.
(quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Ass'n. (monthly)
Federal Pacific Electric iquar.)_
Federal Paper Board, 4.60% pfd. <quar.)~_
3-15
—
(quar.)
St
3-15
26c
General
40c
iquar.t
25c
(quar.)—
Dominion
Dover
Ltd.
3-30
Fedtral-Mogul-Bov.er
3-
(quar.)
Corset,
1
Shops
&
Casualty
3- 1
3-13
,
25c
common
37'ac
—
3-11
____
(Initial
Dominion
--1
Mich.
4
Name of Company
<-
2-21
10c
(quar.)
3-29
(quar.)
Dominion
B
Farrel-Birmingham
1
Per
of Rec.
3-13
—
50c
___i—62'Ac
.
(quar.)
preferred
Doeskin
Dun
3-12
3-20
——
Manufacturing Corp.—
$1.56
Dow
3-
I——i.—12'Ac
(quar.
Co.
Co.
3-15
.
Inc.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
2-28
3-11
investment income)--
net
common
preferred
3-
3-21
3-15
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are
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(quar.)—;—
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Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.),,
Farmers
&
Traders
Life
Insurance
Quarterly
3-15
25c
(quar.)__
Fund,
Ltd.
Farmer
3-29
45c
.
Corp.
Diversified Growth Stock
1
Canadian
25c
„——
(quar.)—__——
(quar.)—
Corp-Seagrams (quar.)___
Distillers
Dixie
—
(reduced).
Arts
Fanny
Sft
,
12'Ac
(quar.).
Car
8
25c
_
<quar.)_^_
Cement
Motor
3-
1%
preferred iquar. )_6
Devonian Gas & Oil (stock dividend)
Dewey
3-22
Players
$1.50
(quar.)
common
Famous
30c
Bridge (quar.)
Realty iqai-r.);-—-Co
(increased)__
<fc
6%
3-20
25c
l'AC
25c
25c
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Volume
Number 5619
185
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.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
PRICES"
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
Year 1956
98% Dec
11
45% Apr
6
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
Oct
12% Jan
4%
7
preferred
conv
28
ABC
ACF
Industries
i
Jan
9
14% Feb
5
15% Jan
11
12
3 8 is Jan
8
4
23% Feb
12
24% Jan
14
4
24
1
27% Jan
11
Express Co—
Adams-Millis Corp
July 17
132
12
139% Jan
18
Addressograph-MulUgraph
5
14% Jan
7
22
Sep
19
23% Dec
6
Jan
19
12% Dec
31
11% Apr
19
58% Jan
3
July 30
37% Dec
154
22V'aJan
2
Mar
Feb
10% Mar
3
64
31
20% Jan
14
9
52
Dec
10
46 % Feb
13
Feb
9
190
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
155
Nov
9
163
2'/a Dec
13
Admiral
4% Feb
Feb
16
&
No
*98%
99%
99%
12%
12 Va
12%
12 Va
12%
12 Va
12Va
12
12 Va
2,900
60%
60%
61
60%
60%
59%
60 Va
59
59%
3,400
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,100
32%
33 %
33
33 %
32%
33 Va
32%
33 Va
32%
32%
2,400
24%
24%
24%
24'%
24
24 %
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24%
5,100
24%.
24%
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25
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
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24%
138
par
137
137%
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11
12%
10%
25
24%
1
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51 %
11
•139%
11
10%
52%
10%
198
*198
203
*195
200
*197
200
loo
*152
160
*152
160
*152
160
*152
160
•152
22,200
53
•196
Vicksburg Ry
22,400
3,700
24%
52%
52%
*194
7Q0
1,300
141
24%
25%
24%
53 %
52%
53%
141
10%
25 %
25%
25%
24%
•138
139%
10%
11%
52%
52%
137
14%
series—100
1951
200
160
3V* Jan
11
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
19% Jan
16
Alco
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
6,300
1
17
17%
17%
17-%
xl7
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
4,100
100
5
13
2% Mar
800
11,700
98 %
1
.
__
conv
Alabama
99 %
1
Inc
Corp
4.50%
39%
99%
60%
Air Reduction Inc common___No par
5
27
39
39%
100
10
Stores
Co
Corp
Aeroquip
Mar 14
53% Mar
190
Steel
Acme
Adams
15
25% Feb
22% Dec
36% Feb
136
ACF-Wrigley
99 Va
99%
12
25
32 % Feb
20
29% May 25
39%
93%
l
Inc
39%
Shares
Mar. S
Mar. 7
39%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 6
39%
39 Va
39%
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. f»
39
100
Vending Corp
32% Jan
10
5
common
29% May
1
Apr
Mar
100
Laboratories
Abbott
11
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 1
Par
28
67% Jan
85
14
108
Highest
14
Dec
Monday
EXCHANGE
41% Jan
12
37% Feb
8
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
37% Dec
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
*112
XllO
110%
111%
•110%
112%
50
16%
16%
16%
700
2%
lo
2%
'
23% Mar 22
17
Dec
11
111
Dec
14
117% Jan
16% Feb
110
19
16% Dec
21
23 % Feb
31
88% Jan
6% Dec
31
14
160
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
17% Jan
7
12
77% Jan
14
11
7% Jan
4
May
64% Dec
Feb~12
110
4
52% Jan
129% Apr
28
Nov
88
14% Feb
25
Allen
Industries Inc
1
4% Jan
17
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
5
18
85% Feb
9
98%
11
Jan
Chemical
Allied
3
21% Dec
11
25% Aug 15
21% Feb
18
23
Jan
8
Allied
Kid
29% Dec
26
36% Apr
23
27% Feb
14
30% Jan
8
Allied
21
56% Jan
4
40% Feb
14
44% Jan
7
Allied
Dec
26
97% Jan
3
Jan
77,
32 Va Feb
Jan
30
12
34% Jan
10
Dye
77
30% Nov
8
125
Apr
Feb
47
82
133% Aug
14
150
9
1% Dec
28
Feb
11
12
1% Feb
.
11
Jan
Jan
4
Co
3
27
Feb
4
30% Feb
21
19
26
Jan
2
29 y4 Jan
16
104% Feb
12
124% Jan
4
60% Feb
27
66% Jan
15
18% Feb
8
27
10
Dec
4
121 Va Mar 23
<
76
6%
*205
310 Va
•205
112
*110
115
*110
119
•105
112
62%
14
i
61 Va
63%
61%
108%
*107
108%
14
Va
*13%
13%
:
87%
4
3%
89 J/4
87%
88%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
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28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
41 %
42
41%
42%
42%
42%
42%
77'%
77%
77 %
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78%
33 %
33
33%
32%
33%
%
*76
77%-
33
33%
33%
110
110
112
*109
HO
•22%
300
29
1,800
43
12,600
78
300
33
16,800
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32%
100
115
•109
115
800
23%
42%
42%
*109
300
17,300
28'/a
29
29
Va
4
86
23%
42,500
87'%
4
4%
3%
88%
14
•13%
98
4 %
~70
61 %
109
•107
13%
*4
14%
4
60%
62%
108%
*107
88%
*76
28,400
310 Va
*105%
14
*3%
10
6%
310 Via
62
62%,
108 %
6%
6%
6%
6
*205
112
110
6%
6%
310%
6%
*205
310%
76
•74 V4
76
*74%
preferred—100
10
36
36-%
36%
3i
36%
37 Vn
37%
37%
37%
37%
3,700
89%
90%
89%
90%
88%
89 3 «
88%
89
?4
88%
89%
19,700
119%
120%
123%
122%
125%
125%
123 V.
.
Limited
Apr
of
*74%
*109
1
America--
Aluminum
Aluminium
15
76
14
common__No par
100
common
20
convertible
3
Mar
2% Jan
31% Nov
Sep
Mfg
Alpha Portland Cement:
39
91% Jan
Corp
6
93% Jan
1125%
Stores
preferred
4.08%
10
39
31
Dec
24
5
18
80
13
4%
Allis-Chalmers
115
Feb
111% Feb
10
July 17
3% Jan
82
.
35% Jan
July 11
9974 Feb
28
109
Mar 12
17
104% Nov
34
37% July 25
29
8
Co__
*74%
16%
88
5
No par
Mills
42% Dec
&
75
61
13
Jan
3% Feb
6
17%
*106
25
13
109
*16%
110
preferred—Nc par
prior
conv
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd_—100
11
12
$4
26
63%. Mar.
Jan
17%
*265
Feb
29
102
113%
xl7
6%
1
100
preferred A
*112
17%
75
100
1-
*109
113%
17%
—5
common
Alleghany Corp common—J.
Jan" 10
117%
common
preferred
5%%
17
18% Jan
Inc
4%%
14
117% Mar 27
Inc
preferred
Aldens
12
Feb
74
7
10% May
241 % Sep
7%
8
Jan
5% Feb
23
241% Sep
114
6
15% Feb
6
Dec
77
Mar
Products
No par
*1%
*29%
34
28
*27%
124
16,900
2
3,300
34
2
1%
33
*29 %
34
*27 3
34
28
28
*27%
27%
27%
27%
100
114"/o
116%
112%
114%
17,300
a
1%
124
*1%
*29%
*1%
*29%
2
29 %
*27%
50
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
120
1%
1%
1
Amalgamated Leatner Co com
6% convertible preferred-
116%
114%
116%
114%
110%
62 3 '»
63%
*61%
61%
62%"""
63%
63 %
63%
19%
19%
63%
19%
61%
19%
19 Va
19%
19
19 V*
18%
19
convertible preferred
100
Bakeries Co dbm—No par
93
93
100
*99
10
30
30%
50
64
64
113
Corp—_No par
Petroleum
Amerada
*
58
22
79
Jan
26%
Mar 16'
Sep
19
105% Sep
27
126
Oct
10
36
30
95% Dec
1
7
113
28
9
99
|31
9
66
19% Jan
2
41% Feb
12
Dec
21% Dec
20
19% Dec
3
4% Dec
31
104% Feb
11
3%%
2
22
12
29
3
Mar
Jan
25% Feb
45
4%%
6
6%
2
4
Broadcasting-Paramount
Amer
20% Mar
4
24% Jan
4
19% Jan
7
20
Jan
4
5% Jan
10
American
Cable
42% Mar
5
American
Can
4% Mar
7% Mar 12
4
1
49 % Apr
2
719% Feb
Nov
20
45% Jun
18
39% Jan
3
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
12
49 % Feb
11
40
Oct
38
$3% Dec
27
67
3
13
Dec
Jan
35
100
Dec
18
Jan
23
Jan
24
25
27
Jan
3
Jan
2
39%
22% Jun
8
12% Dec
28
19% Aug
8
93% Feb
27
% Feb
12
79% Jan
2
15
156% Jan
3
3%%
6
American
25
3
Dec
30% Dec
14
13% Nov
27
16% Apr
23% Dec
4
42 Va
42%
42%
41%
42 Va
*41%
42%
5,500
50
50%
49'V
49%
49
49%
57%
56%
5P.%
57 '
49%
57
56%
57
56 3 a
57
2,100
2,IOC
*30
30%
30 V.
30 >/4
30%
30%
600
35%
35%
*35%
36%
1,400
93 Va
*91
93%
41%
53%
*91
96
Dec
4
•95% Feb
14
96
Jan
9
13% Nov
29
17% Apr
17
14% Jan
2
15
Jan
14
15
Dec
28
17% Jan
3
15% Jan
2
15% Feb
28
95
9
-
100
Products
5V4%
2
95
Jan
21
11
31% Feb
12
77% Dec
26
93
79
Jan1'
Feb
4
35% Feb
10
45% Nov
7
41
Jan
21
44% Jan
31
Amer
Machine & Metals—j—No par
34% May
4
23% Feb
11
28
Jan
2
Amer
Metal
Feb
13
99% Feb
6
Mar 29
Mar 16
97
37% Jan
83
7
3.90%
31
American
Dec
19
Dec
14
28
Nov
56
Feb
21
46% Jan
23
7%
2
6% Jan
17
American
10
American
6
30% Jan
2
34% Jan
26
81% Feb
11
94% Jan
4
59% Mar 20
50 Va Feb
19
58
Jan
2
155% Jan
24
American
Amer
7%
144% Jan
8
43% Feb
120% Jan
13
45% Jan
3
4
123% Feb
15
37% Feb
28
47% Jan
3
6%
49%
49
16%
16%
16%
Co
20
American
Stores
24
American
Sugar
139% Feb
18
132
Jan
21
10% Feb
12
Oct
10
187% Feb
1
170% Jan
2
68% Oct
1
% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
72% Feb
13
2
78% Jan
131% Feb
31
Jan
37% Jan
10
84
121
13
30% Feb
12
10% July 20
9% Jan
21
12
Jan
179% Mar
/
common
100
preferred
Viscose
American
Water
Anaconda
23% Nov
26
27
May 28
24% Feb
13
25
17% Dec
12
23 Va Mar i8
16% Feb
12
19% Mar
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
57% Feb
19
72% Jan
2% Mar
79% Jan
Preferred
6%
series
11
Anaconda
Wire 6c
Cable
Common
2
31% Feb
12
37% Jan
4
Jan
12
91% Feb
8
94% Feb
20
13
39% Jan
4
48% Feb
20
30% May 28
43% July 11
30% Feb
13
39 V* Jan
7
Clayton 8* Co
Anderson-Priohard Oil Corp
26% May 29
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
36% Mar
7
Andes Copper
Po"
42% Apr
107
footnotes
see
Daee
26
$4
No pax
Hocking Glass Corp—
42 V* Dec
6
148%
157
•150
*150
49
48%
16%
16%
155
157
preferred
Anderson
Mining
6.25
No par
31.80
10
14
20
26
•96'%
23
•24%
15
34%
11,300
82
43%
2.300
26%
9,000
98 Va
3,200
23 %
25%.
15%
500
5%
6%
43,200
60%
17,800
U
362,500
*30%
31%
5,600
33%
33%
2,200
50
16%
155
49%
16%
•154%
50%
7,700
16%
37,000
20
156
%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3,200
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,100
88
87
87
53
52%
53%
52%
52%
148%
148%
148%
6%
149
6
148%
44 %
44%
*121 %
123%
•121%
38%
38%
*44
16%
16%
38%
85
38%
84
86
1
85
52%
53 %
148 Va
148%
83
52 Va
147
44%
44%
123%'
*
44 Va
44%
*44
121 %
123%
121%
121%
•121
38%
38%
39%
38
38%
*44
360
84
5,000
52%
540
148
700
44%
10
123
5,800
38%
i
*46%
*122
137%
11
178%
.
74:%
129
34'»
9'2
46''a
123
138
11
179%
75%
130
35%
9%
46%
121
46%
122
•136%
137%
*10%
11%
179%
179%
*46%
*117
xl34
11
Xl76%
46%
120
135%
46%
*117%
135
46 Va
46%
800
120
118%
118%
300
136
134%
135%
46%
10%
10%
*10%
11%
1,200
177%
177%
177%
178%
39,200
75%
75%
8,900
128%«128%
34 3 4
1,010
35,800
9%
5,300
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
128%
127%
128V't
127%
128%
33%
34%
35%
9%
36%
9%
34%
9%
280
11%
177%
xl27%
35%
9 %
9%
9%
34'%
*9%
*26%
27
26%
27
*26%
27
*26%
27
*26%
*24%
25
*24%
25
*24%
'25
*24%
500
27
25
25
*24%
17%
17%
17%
17%
61 %
62%
62%
63 %
2/2
50
Co
5
Anchor
3
25
Corp
Works Co com—5
9
18
7
Tobacco
6%
7
25% Jan
%<3 Feb ,18
Feb 25
67
American
4
14
18
17
c
5
-»100
25
Tobacco
American Tal & Tel Co
Sumatra
Jan
Jan
10
52%
100
preferred
American
2
25
Preferred 5%%
series
25
American Zinc Lead & 8melting—1
29
1
7%
Co
.
1
Refining com—100
American
4
Dec
31%
*87
1
6
Dec
32% Jan
25
common
5
9% Mar
27% Feb
90
6%
48%
49%
157
•■I
Feb
16
31% Dec
157
No par
Foundries
American Steei
Jan
Nov
49%
Sany common—5
Co
50
19
85
33%
100
Snuff
125
15
14
33%
noncumulative preferred—100
3
Jan
63% Feb
33 3 V
preferred
American
7
Nov
65
34
Smelt & Refg com
Jan
16% Jan
25
33%
33%
33%
1
No par
33%
100
Feb
146
51% Jan
31
Safety Razor
5
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co—No par
46
113
3
31
Optical
16
28
26
31%
preferred
9
6 % Jan
28
23
31
Potash & Chemical
26
Dec
31
Rad
34
ii
n
U
n
3,200
101
60%
6'%
6i
X30 %
Amer
153% Jan
21
5%
61
31 %
Amer
& Std
61 %
61
M
23'%
23
500
15%
15%
43
31
9
Mar .4
61%
%
American
8
Dec
Jan
60%
No par
22
10% Dec
9
Co
Co
Jan
106
31% Nov
Gas
Natural
News
American
3
13
July 24
—
Rights
5
27
129% Mar 26
Corp
Motors
Feb
2
Products
Metal
5% %
8% Feb
21
100
18% Jan
157
98 Va
60%
64% Jan
6
26 Va
5%
17
150
43
26%
*96'%
61 %
70% Sep
56
42%
26%
5%
12
35% Jan
42%
25%
5%
55% Jan
4
42%
26%
5%
American
11
42 %
25%
5%
2
11
11
42
25%
5%
Jan
6% Jan
Mar
42
25
5
25
16
Feb
82
41%
*80
common-No par
14%
•80
15%
7
16%
34%
82
*80
25 %
25
46% Feb
34%
35 %
82
*80
82
*80
*24%
Feb
33
34%
35
97
14%
•99
*15
5% Jan
9
34%
15%
101
*99
15%
15
9
34%
15%
15%
101
25 %
3
24% Mar 20
100
100
101
15%
*99
15%
5
54% Aug
*14 %
15%
*24%
Apr
40% Jan
14%
15%
15%
8% Jan
5
14'%
15%
25 V,
18
8
14%
*9%
•96
15%
30
Jun
14%
*14%
10%
*24 V,
31
16% Dec
97
10 Va
15%
5% Dec
3
200
97
*95%
25%
13% Jan
11 Mar
3,800
9-%
97
*15
American
17
31% Jan
131%
10%
*95%
*24%
15
26% Jan
7
130
128%
*10%
97
com——2
25% Jan
14
130%
128%
10%
*95%
convertible preferred——20
American Molasses Co
1
13
21
28
129%
130':,
*10%
22%
Jan
29% Jan
1,500
22%
21% Feb
Feb
900
129'/a
♦96%
25
% Feb
21%
128
•20%
21
10%
14%
36
129%
20%
" 128
125
400
128
21%
*21
36%
36'/a
30%
35%
36
21-'h
22%
16
119
10,800
16%
98'/a
27
165
36%
16%
22 Va
Jan
Jun
16%
33,500
*96'%
Jan
87
13,600
16-"'it
23%
28
132
29 Va
16'%
98%
30
59% Jan
28%
16%
.
22%
2
13
29%
16%
.
*96%
31
59
Co Ltd
preferred
4%%
22% Dec
Dec
29 Va
16%
'
*
98%
6
48
29%
16'.4
33%
100
preferred.
97% Dec
51
2 9 lit
29%
30
*99
American
21
25
45%
15%
40% Dec
19
24%
*45%
14%
106% Feb
Apr
24 Va
45 Va
*95%
9
39% Jan
24%
45 Va
*10 %
Ice Co common
19
120
24%
45%
16%
prioi preferred
100
Mach & Fdry common..1/
5
Mar
Corp
Dec
Feb
25%
45%
29%
24% Feb
46% Mar
25
46%
29%
127%
American
174
25%
*45%
128
American-Home
4
12
X24%
46 7 a'
123%
8
10
1,200
3,700
1,100
2,700
25%
1
No par
6%
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
Feb
135
13% Mar
Jan
12%
12g
11 Va Jan
42
12%
13
126
12
142% Dec
12%
13%
130'%
13
Nov
12%
%
28%
130%
18
36% Jan
13
73%
25
1
—5
Hawaiian SS Co
10% Feb
105
13
73 7 a
13
-—10
American
118% Feb
21
13
••
28%
35%
7
177
28
*21 %
14% Mar 21
43
147
28
36 %
Hardware
143
33% Nov 21
*145
28%
21%
American
31
33% Dec
147%
28%
21%
American
2
31
6
'74%
146%
28%
35%
American
17
30,500
73'%
149',;.
28
12.50
7
Jan
72%
74 %
*147
28
74%
28
American
16% Mar
*91
148
73
144%
144
1
Dec
28% Feb
72%
71%
144
35%
93%
*91
93 %
*91
30
30
35%
35 Va
35%
36
93
11
11
Mar
30%
30 %
*35%
31% Feb
84% Jan
28
<
9
17
108
57
13
Jan
25% Nov 29
50%
57
Feb
120
July
42%
41%
*45%
38
16,700
18,100
42%
Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
Gas 6c Electric Co
10
23% Jan
5'a
t
Tiling
G
34,700
20%
5Va
42'
European
11
23%
•19%
5 V*
41%
Enka Corp
14
23
20%
4%
42%
Encaustic
Feb
Va
23
4
5 Va
41%
American
20
1,200
41 %
American
34% Feb
9,900
42%
American
14% Feb
21,100
110%
44 Va
4%
41 %
11
2
23 7 it
44%
109
42%
14
7
102
*19 3
5'/«
109 Va
22
20%
4 •%
Jan
45
31
Aug
21%
*19%
21
•
48 Va Jan
15
142% Nov
Jan
20%
20%
20%
*19%
27% Jan
8
25
86
Co
Distilling
44%
44
109 Va
140
67
23%
24
23%
44
106%
40
1,000
29%
29%
*64%
4%
No par*
No par
-10
com
10
100
com
10
series C-100
20
5
43% Aug
18 % Oct
conv
23%
a
43%
106 Va
26% Jan
7
10
Co
preferred
American Cyanamia
23 3
43%
106%.
15
24% Feb
17% Jan
28% Mar
9
Jan
12% Mar
1
35% Jan
35% May 23
prior preferred
4%%
Jan
66
44% Mar 12
48
Crystal Sugar
84
26
27% Mar 21
3
Colortype
132% Feb
14
26
Dec
Co
American
American
65
42%
25
8
29 Va
65
1
preferred
17
Jan'
29%
(.7
1,600
100
12.50
Corp
common
Chain
30
200
34%
34%
•97
4%
& Cable
American Chicle Co
5
31% Jan
35
7%
Radio
&
Co
98 Va
*64
43%
20%
*19%
20
34%
98 %
*29%
23 14
23
21
20%
1
common
preferred
American
2
57% Mar
53% Jan
Theatres
5%
7
jan
9
Feb
157
42'/$ Mar
56%
6
79 % Dec
81
61
126
Dec
Dec
18
28
37 % Apr
27% May 15
25
Inc
32% May 21
.
100
convertible preferred
4%
34
99
66
106'%
109
34%
■
98%'
1,100
30,400
92 3 4
•92 Va
93
30%
66
43%
43
*106
34 Va
34%
100
*29%
23%
22%
2
com—No par
Co
Shoe
Brake
20% Jan
11
—
common
preferred
Amer
110% Jan
12
Bank Note
American Bosch Arm a Corp
19
Jan
preferred
conv
American
5
34%
*99
100
*92
93
*92
93
*91
34%
34%
American
15
Mar
1
Airlines common
American
Jan
20
29
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Amer
34% Jan
Feb
95% Jan
26
118
Sep
99
26
63 % Feb
Jan
70% Jan
23
39% Oct
j
23% Aug
2
47% Dec 11
May 28
16% Jan
Feb
92
7
31% Oct
8
64
Feb
24% Jan
31% Jan
Mar 19
108
7
27% Mar
9
2 %
r2%
17%
19%
18%
19%
18%
61%
62
2%
71 %
62%
61%
62'8
72%
73
73
33%
111,500
.
72%
72%
33
33
*33%
*93
94
*93
46%
62
11,600
18%
47%
46%
201,300
73
340
33
•72
4,200
73
72%
33%
3 3 Va
34
33 Va
94
94
94
*93%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
2.600
35%
35%
35%
35%
8,300
36%
36%
36%
37
35%
35%
35
35%
35 Va
*34%
35 V
35%
35%
36 %
94
94
46
10
700
15
It
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1164)
.
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
19% Apr
69% Dec
24
Dec
Jan
4
2
Armco
12
16% Jan
8
Armour 6c Co
8
30
Jan
4
Jan
17
92
Feb
18
18
Feb
14
20% Jan
3
4% Feb
12
Feb
18
4% Dec
5
26% Jun
11
15% Jan
11
20
9
23
28% Feb
12
Jan
32% Jan
22
Common
5.25%
28
28
43% Jan
27
35% Jan
0
8% Nov
29
27
61% Feb 13
9
13
Sep
16% Jan 19
22% Jun
10
101
83% Nov 29
15"% Dec
23% Feb 21
30% Mar 13
Feb 27 '
63% May 8
47% Aug 14
89% Feb 20
10% May 28'
18% Jun
1
91
Aug 1
11% Jan
9
17% Feb 27
34% Oct 29
17
Nov
90
8
7% Feb 24
49% Feb 24 J
5Vs Sep 26
37% Sep
26
4% Dec
17
15% Jan
35% Feb
Feb
27
90
39%
41'%
84%
9%
16%
67%
10
17
Feb
30% Jan
5% Jan
43% Jan
12Vs Feb
Jan 23
49% Jan 11
47% Jan
8
95
94
11%
18
78
Jan 25
Jan 28
Jan 24
Jan 14
11%
17%
35%
7
46%
1
2
2
3
Feb 18
Mar 6
Mar 8
Jan
8
Jan
9
95
41% Feb 13
68% Dec 28
53
41 Vs Feb
5b'/s Jan
26
57 % Jan
35% Jan 23
SO
Dec 31
Jun
12
39
Feb
21
44
Jan
54% Feb
11
617/a Jan
Sep 17
26% Aug
0
28
10
NOV
30
Jun
8
28% Feb
14
NOV 27
4%%
Feb
19
134
Jan
94% Jan
3
17% Feb
12
120
preferred i—;
Works
Mills
Instruments
Beckman
31
2
89 % Feb
6
Beech-Nut
Life
Howell
6c
4%%
Bendix
32% Jan
8
Best
&
Co
45% Jan
54% Jan
7
Best
Foods
Inc
7
Bestwall
146
Dec~20
Feb" _7
147
5
50% Sep
6
46% July 17
46% Jan
35
35% Nov 20
32 V4 May 11
25
38% Nov 29
36
Feb
18
Bethlehem
Jan
24
11
74
15
12
203/4 Jan
6
33% Jan
43% July 23
65% Dec
12
45
Mar
8
61 Vs Jan
21% Dec 20
29% Apr
34% May
21% Mar
7
25
Jan
31
Mar
3
Dec
3
Aug
12
57 % Jan
25
46
Jan
10
Jan
jail
8
87
50
Jan
2
Corp
29% Jan
3
15
Feb
1
61% Jan
3
38%
Mlar
1
9% Feb
35% Dec 31
14% Jan 31
84% May 10
29% Feb
12
38% Jan
88
42% Jan
3
48
Jan
—
4
19% Jan
4734 Jan
2
1%
3
Bridgeport
4%%
46% Mar
85
Jan
21
Jan
30
86% Feb
20
3%45,
33% Feb
11
353/4 Jan
10
Brooklyn
Union
15
46
39 % Mar
Dec 23
Dec
Brown
&
11
Brown
Shoe Co Inc
8
20Vs Feb
7
11 % Feb
12
13% Jan 11
74 % Jan 23
22
Feb
5
85
81% Jan 19
77% Feb
8
,68
Jan
4
Sep 20
65
Jan
24
Nov
72
Dec 27
15
88% Mar
6
-71% Jan
3
Jan 23
46% Sep
6
33% Feb
27
Apr 10
'28%
r
30
20
26
17% Feb
7
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May
88
8
Aug 15
40% Jan 23
4% Dec 10
112% Jan 20
5% Aug
9
34% Nov 23
13
Dec
55
Oct
1
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
50,
31% Jan
Aug 22
17
Buffalo
-29% Jan
11
Bullard
65
74
Jan
.
BuloVa
2
5
34% Dec 14
105% Aug
3
11% May
3
8% Atj* 13
24% Feb
„
13
9% Feb 28
32 % Jan
102
38
2
Jan
4
4Va%
Feb
13
4
17% Jan
3
13% Jan
2-
7
7r% Jan
2
84
Feb
66
July 11
33% Apr
0
36% Mario
29 % Feb
56% Apr
49%"Mar
For footnotes
see
page
0
26
53
feh
26
24% Mar
27
12
1
Jan
9
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,700
.27'%
27'5
27 "a
27%
27'a
28
31
29
29?4
2.9.90
*5
1534
14%
15
15 vb
15%
14%
15%
10,000
10:«,
10%
',
10'%
10 34
10%
54'
54%
53'54
fJi 7
39%
4078
40
:<
t
87
51:
-
54%-
:
40%
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:
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54%
Va"
3 •
86
*83%
50 7„
50-%
50%
.
87
50 V
700
102.400
4.100
690
500
5.800
"
18,900
50'a
4,700
41
-
*83%
2
v
87
50%
15%
15
16
1G
16
16
26%
40
40%
40%
40 3«
40%
40%
40%
1.400
10
9%
9 714
9 %
10%
10
10.209
35%
35 %
35 3
4
3514
10%
3514
47%
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47 %
4634
35%
34'
47%
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h
45%
46'4
85
35t.i
14%
14%
14%
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.
4
11.600
35%
35%
35%
35 %
9.1C0
14'a
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
1.10o
46
*85
46
*85
87
87
39%
39'a
39'a
39%
39 'a
39%
49%
49%
49
49%
*"%
=19
47 3
25%
251
25%
26%
24%
24%
24%'
48%
47%
4«%
h
487«
30%
23%
23%.
s
20%
201
x20%
20%
1
11%
11%
11%
1Q0
68 %
685
68%
100
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48%
11%
17%'-
.
*82%
31
18
72
-
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*30 %
31
31
23
23%
22%
23%
2234
22%'
20',
20'!t
20 Vs
20%
20%
20
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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60 <i.
68 Va
681
68 V8
69
64%
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61%
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72
#70
*
:
73
36%
38%.
37%
18%
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18%
*i7v%;
25%
25%
25%
25%
9%
39
9%
9%
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64%
•
4
18%
25:%
25%
,
1.300
20.300
140
64%
.
73
150
38
14,100
*18%
137,
25%
_
2,500
7
25%
6.900
4
9%
9 Va
9%
900
37Va
"*35Va
37%
500
*103%
10 3%
10
93
*10319
105
103%
103'%
41%
41
40%
40%
41%
37%
37%
100
1.100
*61 Vs
*72
85
*36%
37'%
105
39
37 v
a
*18%
974
37%
.
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28
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72
72
18".
100,;
7,100
30
37%
36
13.900
30
1
34%
-•
17%
17%
a
85
23;i„
72
253a
2.100
"4,%
4,vb
17 7
19,000
24%
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800
29%
4
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s
.
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10
68 %
30%
a'
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48
%%
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1
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46%
,
25
1
1
46 5 a
35 :
88
5
_
2,700
49%
17%
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11.590
39%
84%
,.
700
13%
42%
49
17%
com
46%
13 Vg
42%
35%.
*85
141/
;
5.000
13%
25
-
4.10o
'42 7 3
46%
' 85
35%
4
351 a
*82%
participating preferred
.
40%
2.309
6%
•6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
12.600
12%'
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
4.009
6'%
3,400
35 ¥4
3,400
*49'
l
fc7«
7.-
5
12%
12%
1
1.80
6%
34%
6%
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5%
6",
6%
6%
35
34%
35%
35%
3537
353s
35%
35%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred—No par
•
14%
14"'=,
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
5,200
85
84
84
84
84
.
53 %
F5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Ciuiada Southern Ry Co.;
52
Camion
Mills
!
;
_100
*53%
*24%
31%
50
6
31%
50
6%
No par
.
xl2%
-
' 25%
25
Ry_
Co
*83%
No par
Caradlan Breweries Ltd
'"■•nadlan
2
6,100
43%
5
"preference—
second
33% Jan 14
Jan
4.500
38 3 4
15-a
5
Calumet ft Hecla Inc
Feb 27
56¥4 Jein 29
54%
'25;%'
25%
No par
California Packing Corp
Callahan'Zinc-Lead
14% Jan 11
98
53%
38%
o,, 1
88
39%
37% Jan
110
54''4
38%
■45'
a
15
300
3.800
73
14%
35%
-UK
34%-Feb
*71%
-
38%
44%
*35
.inn
934
8
150'%
15 Vs
15%
37%
6% Jan
/
53
13%
*9%
2
15
73
87,100
427a
150%
-
n<>r,
'
42
37 %
*103%
5y2Jan
42%
4
147's
52 J
■,
13",
5
T% Jan 17
43% Jan
3
1
41%
ls
2
51%
*71%.
2 Of;,
par
11
73
43 V
152
14 7 a'
4134
______
11
*150%
13
Byers Co (AM) common—No
7V«Jan
-14%
14%
*46%
Butte Copper ft Zlncf—
14v4 Jan
42%
1,50%
14%
47%
10
44% Jan
40'
7-,,
41%
11
12
2.300
27
34%.
16
12
3,700
42%
25%."
14'a
14;V*
9%
10% Jari
534 Feb
700
43%
42
40
3
45% Jan
11 ¥4 Feb
-
10
Bush Terminal Co
16% Mar 20
301/a
43%
46
34'%
*45
15
Inc:
Co
3
7%
30%
12%
.
Jan
104% Feb 26
18,500
43%
41%
Burroughs Corp
Jan
12,200
l'a
43%
13
Co
Watch
15'
10
33%
i
Forge Co
2
29
5.890
207«
30%
43
41 %
:
.—_
39% Jan
19
f0%
1%
30'4
12%
.
Jan 24
4
203s
2117
50%
40%
9%
—2 50
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred ^
S%% preferred
Jan ,23
59 3
1%
45
*84
51%
-
12% Anr 16
12
75% Dec 21
"Oat
$5 preferred
Jan
21
.
.,43%
4i %
No par
3
.Mar
%
20 3«
1%
3
Nopar
23
10
61
60%
20
3.no
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
33
61 'a
20
-
25%*
.
87
15%
50
;
Buckeye Pipe Line Co__—•
Bucyrus-Erle Co
;
Budd (Thel Co. common—
11
1,000
.
21%,
*13%
40
5
25% Mar
Feb
40
.94
47 sa
51
5.0% Feb 28
29
9.100
22%
*39 V4
*84
21 %
*84
4
36% July 17
38% July 30
40
94
45 3 i
100
2
9
21 Vs
40
21%
54?
12
10
23
22%
*84
4:?
40%
Jan
20% Jan
22
22-V
54%
44% Feb
5)0% Jan 15'
1,100
48
39'<8
'
15
52%,Jap
6.600
10%
21%
39%
common
Jan
12
31
10%
47;J«
54%
Gas__—-——10
41 % Jaii
16% Jan
63
Bristol-Myers Co
5
26
30 V2
10%
2 3'is
39
Bigelow—
39% Nov
17% Feb
30'1',
10%
23
54
——
preferred
2
15% Apr 27
83 % Feb
30%
11
47%
/
5
On common
Brass
Aug
95% Jun 22
50
30'%
'% 27%
*10%
100
2.50
Feb 29
6
4034
4
27%
48%
10",
conv
37
5
40 3
*72
38%
26
10 %
.No par
44% Dec 17
12% Aug 21
51%
001,,
1.25
—i——
100
26
51%
14%
6% preferred
!
Branlff Airways' Inc—=
r
41
*40:%
41
4,400
a
& Maine hR—
92% Oct 26
20%
51%
l4Va
:
-
3,300
150'.,
.
14
Co
50
25
147b
73
25
preferred
32% May 25
13% Dec 17
,
73
——15
Briggs &' Stratton Corp
1
: .72-
•'
,14%
common—
39 7
82
24 V3
43%:
14%
26%
(Thej
39%
82
30%
40
43%
151
*13%
preferred
"Brings Manufacturing Co
Feb
43 Va
,'.,14%
25%
Co
40%
25'%
42%
1
7
5.300
30%.
42
No par
t
Inc
40
v
48 Va
23%.
10
27
30? 3
481»
14
5
1%
151
14%
51
33%
177a
82
19%
23%
47
Dec
43 %
151%
10
97
17%
■'?
39 r%
607 s
41%
72
97
18
'A
43%
14%
97'/$?
17%
94
Va
30%
43
10
"
24%
22"«
61%
41%
*150
*97
125
"120'4
82
*84
20%,
20
1 %'
30%
|
130
"O'a
*10%
1 %
*61
20
47%
13% Jan
89
61%
.
43%
100
,
200
3.200
"
41%
J on
5
42
24%
JO
43 %
com
600
*41
76
82
29%
•
94
—5
13
*17% May 28
22a
<10
30%
1
41
42% Jan
22%
*84
94
19%
-2.50
40 % Feb
24
10 "a
39'%
60%
39%
24%
29%
23
5
(Delaware)-
24% Apr
.
2
10%
39%
4
18 %
*4»,"4
29 V
227«
*1201/4
97 Vt
41
11%
*84
130
*81
29%
* 11
com——-.8
48%tfov 16
56% July 13
21% Jan
3
29 Via
*40'%
1
8
38% Jan 23
41
32%
18
,
82
1
(Del/
76%
13%
42
*41
*96
-
24%
24%
1
88% Feb 14
23% Jan 23
23% Oct 13
*40:%
*118
39 %
*81"
"4
27%
Common
10
11% Jan
25
82
24
.
1 peso
-i
300
*13
77
13 Vs
600
32%
18 V*
39%
39'4
81%
24
*16,%
97%
17%
25%
3
1
12
Feb
*96
18'4
39%
1
„
,
Inc
12% Dec 31
14
96
18
#._10
Co
35% Jun
Aug 29
45% Dec 1726% July 19
122
97%
2712
3%%
11
16
122
_1
Co—
Boston Edison
11
41
28
Jan
122
10
—,
Borg-Warner Corp
53% Jan 24
12% Mar
*115
25%
22
80
6
32
25:%
Borden
87% Mar 19.
9
16",
49
13%
*76 %
48%
32
lor
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
May
16%
47 %
32
1
pld_;
Bond
3
23
16%
47%
100
16% Jan
10
Dec
2,400
15% Jan
41% Oct
Oct
500
3214
59'%
•27%:
Boston
17
16%
32%
12
38% Feb
20
16%
11
9
98% Feb 10
190
32%
12
13.
8.100
94
IG'%
Feb
Jan
*91"
32%
47%
58%
Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
10% Feb
35%
102
101'4
94
*16%
Boeing Airplane Co
2
35 Vs
102
*91
4
——
Class B
95
AO
58%
,
*16%
12.50
Laughlin Inc„—
Stores
*91
57%
14 Vs Feb
80% Apr
94
56
23 % Feb
17
48% Dec 12
&
100%
*91
58 %
3.
27
79
(E W)
100 %
57%
58
Bohn Aluminum
9,% Jan
51% Feb
18,800
V4
1
1
12% Mar 16
14.400
13
58
—
Co
Bliss
;■
35%
35%
*101 V-4
800
4%
40%
12?i
58
17
13
35'%
101%
4%
40
4"
20% May
Jan
35%
101%
r
%
*41
100
Steel
Bliss
14
13
42,
Biaw-Knox
Feb
4%
40%
127a
700
a
*41
8
26% Feb
4 Va
397s
.
45V
500
42
2
13
35%
39,o00
*41
54% Mar
Dec
12%
4.800
6'%
13%
43% Jan
7
11
4%
29 7u
12%
35 1,
6%
7 i
7% preferred—-—
j.
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4%% pfd series of 1951Black'ft Decker Mfg Co
Jan
35
4%
39%
17'%
35%
49
00
Gypsum Co
15% Jan
4
4%
40%
12%
,
*17%
"13
Corp——
Inc
15
71 % Jan
*44%
17%
355a
x,6
common
Finance
12
11
45%
2.3C0
*47%
J
Consolidated
27
84
*45%
V 1.4C0
U%
76%
%
Co
Aviation
Beneficial
Benguet
Feb
47% Jan
43%
70%
11%
13%
preferred
F.eb
155
6%
800
*69%
48%
Savers
fielding-Hemlnway
Bell Aircraft Corp
43
4
6%
36.400
17%
7612
Creek RR—
30
11
35 %
390
11
17%
*13 Va
Beck Shoe (A 8) 4%%
50% Jan
12
*17%
6%
91
10%
17%
13%
Inc
2
6
24 Vs Jan
Jan
11%
91
11
76%
2.5C
1
14% Feb
71
11%
91%
48%
;
2
41% Feb
71
24.300
70%
Inc
10
16% Jan 13
17%
45 %
*47%
——10
No par
preferred
2
8
35%
11
44%
*13 Vs
preierred—100
28
Feb
4%
*30
4%%
Beaunit
3
4%
35
1
Corp
prior
39
Dec
12%
issued
When
9
54
39'
12%
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
77% Aug
38% Jan
41
12%
91%
10
21,000
*48%
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
26
40%
46
1.100
41%
.
49
Dec 31
9% Dec
4%
9
45%
11%
17%
35%
45%
41
70%
35%
0 %
41%
common—5
50
Bayuk Cigars Inc
8
6%
46
41%
92
49
Bath Iron
28
35%
6%
45%
*90
-10
11
1% Jan
35
6%
45%
90%
x47%
13
1
Co.
Corp
26
20% Mar
35
6%
45
1
Corp
Corn
conv
62% Jan
34
90%
500
11¥4 Jan
2
17%
69%
11%
17%
13,300
28
.60%
31% Jan
14
11%
17%
*68-'%
*11
17%
69
*17%
11
17 %
40,500
10%
27*%
'
*58,a
8
Feb
11
17%
44%-
241,
10%
28%
59%
12
1% Jan
91%
10%
1«.%
69
11
24
10%
59%
Brothers
Ball
90%
24%
10%
27%
51%
27 Vs Feb
Jan
*27%
*90
41%
44%
90 %
10%
92
42%
44%
24
59'/
Beech
39 % Mar
2,400
59%
26
85
67%
59%
40 ¥4 Feb
20% Jan
300
102
59%
3
3
102
*59%
Jan
Jan
28
13
„
Beech Aircraft Corp
50% Dec 31
Jan 30
30%
*67%
8,700
23
27
30%
101%
67%
43%
Feb,
101
30%
101%
67%
43''4
Jan
10% Mar
2.600
30%
101%,
44%
85
4
30%
30%
100 %
30%
101
43%
31
Feb
7,900
2,700
43%,
12
K
16%
29 %
43%
12
4
30%
*99
16%
29
44%
13
40
>
30
100
17
29%
43%
2%%
Jan
100
2.400
16%
29 %
43%
10
42
29%
-1
100
29%
17
29%
43%
10% Oct
1
44% Dec 19
1
29%
6c
22% Feb
18
Mar
2.9%
10%
29%
17%
29%
92%
80 % Feb
58% Jan 21
12
29 %
17
29
100%
'35% Feb
2% Feb 24
14% Dec 26
29%
17%
29
1.100
92%
20% Jan
22% Aug 10
23% Nov 21
X29%
28",
17',8
29
20
600
2
5'
100V4
97% Feb
64% Dec 27
32% Feb 10
5%
100
Oil
5
V
28% Jan 23
5%
100
4%%
2
8
Dec
5%
(The)—
Elec
6c
Barker
11
Feb
Gas
Barber
Jan
23
14
71
5 %
Bangor 6c Aroostook RR
54% Jan
5
32 % Dec 26
Jan
*5%
Ohio common
100
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
17
13
Mar
loo.
T)
Wilcox Co
8
47% Jan
172%
5'5 %
29%
29%
511
:
27%
27'%
preferred series B-
Baltimore
16% Feb 25
1 % Dec
13% Jun
20
.
preferred series C—
4%
47% Feb
18% Nov
48% Jun
92
*19%
*91%
10%
17%
69%
11
17%
31
fllVa Aug
39
*90%
20
91%
10
Dec
12,000
92
*19%
93
10%
27 %
92
42
48
93
11
17%
8
29
8
28
*90%
19%
*90 "2
24%
83% Jan 17
13% Jan 29
9
43% Dec 28
27%
%
19%
V
10%
27 %
*90
41%
2
22
37% Jan
27 %
19",
20
24%
5
12% Jan
106% Jan 20
Nov 27
85
62% Feb
71 ¥2 Feb 13
July~13
27%
92
19%
92
10%
28
92
42%
44%
4
2
46% Feb
47% Jan
12
134%
17% Sep 13
19% Jun
11
44
Jan 23
27%
92
27%
24%
8
14
6
27%
26 Va
92
*19
10%
28
Sep
32
94'
Mar
Feb
16
56% July 16
116
35% Feb
82% Jun
19% Jan
28,600
24%
Baltimore
-Jan
102
2
Jan 17
15 %
10%
15
3
3
Jan
43
15 %
24%
&
32 V« Jan
86
67% Nov 26
15%
10%
28
*90
41%
44
(B
96 ¥2 Jan
May 28
16% Aug 21
15
23%
Babcock
7
43
lSVii
Sante Fe—
Topeka &
Babbitt
2
6
14%
07
BaldwJn-Llma-Hamllton
Apr 19
May 10
Jan
15%
06%
4
103
19
15
67%
16
113
9
15%
67
11
21
Jan 19
12% Oct 31
15'.,
67'%
5% Jan
Dec
60
14,600
66%
15
Nov 29
42% Jan
900
55
IP
46% Jan
65
68% Jan 27
67% Oct 24
30
54%
28%
—
5
25
93
31% Dec 17
30
55%
1
Co
6
39% Mar
12
30?s
54%
Common
10
5% non-cum preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred:
1100
Atlas Corp common
1
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—-Nopar
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
Avco Mfg Corp (The> common
3
' §2.26 conv preferred
No par
27
Jan 11
10% Feb
6
28% Jan 29
Feb 27
Jan
2
Jan. 3
Feb
8
Feb 12
Jan
4
Jan
2
Jan. 3
Feb 27
Jan 14
3% Feb
7% July 12
5
48% Dec
15 Mi May 24
11% Jun
a
*30%
55%
par
preferred—
1st
Associates Investment
Atchison
26% Dec
30%
55%
.2.50
preferred $1.50 series—No
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
28
103
11% Aug
3
*30%
55 ru
5%
2nd
8
Jan
67% Feb
2
63% Jan
33% July 25
25% NOV 21
10
Nov 30
30%
55%
Ashland Oil 6c Refining com
98
Oct
Jan
1.300
30%
1
Inc
Arvln
3
4
98
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
97
Industries
5
16
29% Feb
Shares
37%
56
1
18% Jan
30% Mar 29
*37%
30%
Inc
Co
29% Jan
4
55
Carpet
12
29% Mar
37'4
55%
No par
„5
Corp
15
17
37%
5
Feb
Jan
37%
37
37
Mar. 6
30%
of Illinois
$3.75 preferred
Arnold Constable
Artloom
Mar. 7
5
16% Feb
28
Mar 29
29
27% Oct
6
37
the Week
Friday
Thursday
10
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co common
25 % Feb
86
Jan
«
8% Jan 13
31% Mar 15
22
Steel
-
37
Sales for
PRICES
3Iar. 6
31a r.3
37
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 4
No par
Argo Oil Corp
65% Jan
22
3
102% Mar
5
18% May 24
36
12
13 V4 Feb
37% Mar 27
26% Nov 29
62
May
8
51% Feb
a
27% Jan 23
46% Feb
9
"16% Feb
7
Pat
Axcher-Danlels-Mid 1 and
37% Jan
29% Feb
14
41% Apr
3
35% Jan
9
•
35% Jun 28
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
HIGH
LOW AND
NXW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
54%
-
63#
12'%
*
*53%
—
,
•
.
55
*24^%
.
25 i-.j
24%
24%
31%
31%
31 %'
31 %
50
50
50 y«
50 V4
'
*83
53%
*24 34
6
20
*84%
85
5312
*53 v2
54%
29
25 3
*25
25%
IOO
85
8
"
31sa
31 %
31 y2
31%
12.400
*50%
50%
50 Vs
53%
700
■
•
Volume
Number
185
5619
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
1
26% Jan
4
Capital
12
45% Jan
4
Carborundum
Feb
12
25% Jan
8
Carey
9
101% Feb
20
104 y2 Jan
4
Carolina
25%'Mar
6
Carolina. Power; &
67"% Jan
65% Jan
8
Carpenter; Steel
11
8
46 V2 Jan
7
13
22% Jan
4
12.
41% Feb
31 % Jan
23
45'/a Aug 17
2€
Nov
14
25 Va Mar 20
101
Nov
30
1
Mar
„
22
22 y2 Nov 29
27% Apr
2
22% Jan
2
40% Feb
65 V2 Dec
31
50 % Feb
12
*.
"
49 y2 Nov
"
20
62% May 16
:
43
,' Nov
9
20% Jan 19
53% Jan
:
55% Feb
;
44
26
•
24% Aug 16
18% Jan
5
liy2 May 28
100
Dec
21
55
% Jau
23
119 V* Jan
12
Mar
20% Feb
14% Mar
102
'J
8
14
•r5% Mar
7%
Dec
102
104
23
Jan
5
21'/» Jan
11
13% Nov
•
3
2L
64% Dec
21
75
Feb
14
47% May
17% Dec
V
Nov
3
34
:
119
14
8% JJfec
28
43
Jan
20
Feta
17
96
Jun
17
Jan
14% Feb
Ctlnchfield
99
12
Feb
13
65 Va Feb
25
70
Jan
8
22 y2
22%
23'/«
22%
23%
22%
23
y4
41 Va
41%
41'%
41%
41%
42%
41 Va
41%
10
23%
23%
23%
231%
23 '/B
23'/a
231/4
23%
23%
23%
Ry^lOO
8c Ohio
102%
102%
102%
102%
102'A
102'A
102'A
1021/4
31% Feb
25
38% Jan
11
Celotex
22
17% Jan
9
18% Feb
28
5%
20
16
25
25'%
25
25%
25
251/a
5
53
53%
54
54%
55
55
54%
54%
56%
571/2
10
57.%
u
.
12.50
10O
58 Va
44 %
44 Va
44%
44'%
45
21%
21%
211%'
21%
*21'%
21
14%
jl
58%
44%
50
-
15
14%
14% %
*107
7
109
5%
10
93
-100
Corp
23
Jan
16
Central
25
Central
X68
691%
1
■33%
34
*18%
18%
,34
18%
34'/4
18%
Central
of
3
10% Feb
39% Mar
6
45
86 V2 Jun
"
Jan
Sugar
*20%
21
;
21'%
Co
B
10%,
39
*75
78%
*74
77%
Feb
6
4
Central Hudson Gas 8c Elec
No p».r
51 y2 Jan
16
61
Aug 14
52% Jan
2
56
Feb
8
Central
No par
98'% Dec
31
113
Feb
95% Jan
21;/
100% Jan
11
4%%
27% Jan
23
35
31% Feb
8
Central
32
■
Nov
33
•
19
29 Va Mar
28
7% Dec
31
14y4Mar
54% Dec
18
Sep
13
28
2 y2
Sep
28
64% Jan
9
Jan
7
Central
3
38% Jan
24
Central
2
22% Jan
10
Central ;Violeta
V4 Jan
'3
9y2 Jan
44% Feb
77% July 19
14
Aug 17
45% Dec 26
13
8
59% Jan
8
7
10 % Feb
12,
12
43% Jan
2% Jan
2.
75 y2 May
8
58
Feo
27
69% Jan
38
J
N
\> 3,700
18%
300
'
21
900
21
IOV'4
lO'A'
10%
40
1/2
39 V
39 Va
77
*75
77%
1,700
33%
18%
Va
a
5,500
15%'
*54 Vr
29'/H
15%
15 ri/0
15%
55'/2
*541/2
.55 i/a
55 Va
55'%
100'%
500
771/2
.1:—.
15%
15%
6,000
*54 Va
551/2
*75
*991/2
15*54
15%
'
100
*54%
56
99y4
100
"30%
31
30%
30 Va
4,800
'
%
*99
15%
100
*99'%
100
*99
220
100
'
30
30
.
30
30
30'%
50-
-"28%
28%.
28%
28%
28%
29
29%
30'/a
301/2
30%
4,600
5
Co
36
36Vo
37
'
37%
36%
37
361/2
37i/4
36 Va
36%
6,500
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
191%
19%
19'/2
*8%
48%
8%
8VV°2
8%
191%
*8'%
8%
*8'%
8%
81/2
8%
1,000
48'%
48%
48%
49%.
49%
50
48 V*
49%
5,400
10%
10%
lOVa
10%
14,800
34»/a
34V4
34V'a
34 V 4
2,700
2%
2"/ a
9.50
No par
Co__
Pasco
ae
15%
10
West Corp
Sugar
Industries
h
_1
4.9
,*
10%
10%
10%
10%.;
10%
10'%
33
33%.
331%
331/2
33i%
34%
2%
2%
--
1
"
,
900
.
'
Chadbourn
3% Jan
3
of
Co
South
'
..100
:
-
*75
68'/a
'
Corp„
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna
Aircraft
Co_:
)
11% Jan
32% Feb
4'/a Jan
RR
&
Century
Cerro
L.100
Light coni
-preferred
; Feb
35
B
Illinois Public Service
18% Jan
1
8
10
'.
34% Jan
43
Aug
9
41% July 27
19% Nov 28
Oct
13% Jun
27 % Feb
4
series
*
21 Va
10 ya
391%
Jan
1
21
10'%
16
July 24
21 Va
39 y8
78
Illinois
21 Va
10% ; '
13
preferred
18'%
y
38,800
16%
107
68>/a
34
18 Va
40
19
5%
33%
18%
*39'/a
15% Feb
16%
33%
33%
X10%
77 y® Feb
;100%
*18'/a
10%
12
*98%
*104
681/2
40
17f/» Mar 22
6,700
68 y2
10 Va
9
5,900
68%
*39 Va
16
5r>«
91%
107
l
15% Oct
330
106
*
5%
33%
'
60
900
15,700
14%
91 yB
16%
16%
*103
No par
Georgia Ry com
8iy4Feb
,
21
•
106
68'/a
,
«/2
%
:100%
*98%
:
107
4,600
22
5%
92
92
16%
*103
107
170
1,000
44i/4
*211/2
14
106
x5%
101
16%
68
Foundry Co
4
8% Jan
13
Agulrre
17
20
i
—
7
*98%
:100'/a
Xl6%
xl06
5%
93%
67'% '
common
preferred
5%
92'%
*103
,
14%
106'%
106
107
preferred series A_100
14%
5%
*98%
15%
*105
14%
44
451/2
21%
1,300
6,200
a
571/4
56'/2
441/4
5,400
55
*54i/4
21%
11,100
25 V
25
»/a
93%
93
100%:.
15'%
100
57%
14%
108%
5%
94%
Va
51
581%
106%
':
5%
y2
*98%
No par
preferred
conv
102
25 y4
L-%
Jan
57% Apr
12'% Mar 16
2nd
102
25
Co——
%
J
No par
preferred—-..
4% %
3
7%
11
Share1
22'A
41
Corp- common
4.20%
Jan
the Week
Mar. 8
22%
CeJanese Corp-of Amer com
8
108
21% Nov
Nov 28
27
17% Jan
20
,
Friday
Mar. 7
40 y2
Light
preferred
Feb
Feb 27
104
*
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. (i
21%
6 %"%•, eonv * 2nd; preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common-
6
PRICES
Wednesday
5
,
10
96% Jan
1
SALE
HIGH
Mar. 5
'
94
AND
Tuesday
Mar.
l
Co
4V2 % ^preferred V--
14
8
Inc
(The)
(Philip) MIg Co—I
Carrier
16% Jan
11
Airlines
Monday
Put
,
Carriers &; General Corp—-.
Case (J I)' Co common
110% Jan
2
5% Jan
July" 18
95%
Jan
85% Feb
9
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
20% Mar
YORK
38% Feb
23'/a Dec
29
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
121
RECORD
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1956
-
V
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
1
.
Gotham
Inc
2%
10
59%
60
No par
Chain Belt Co
1
35%
36
No par"
97
98%
26%' .27
*96%
26%
26% '
43'%
43»/2
44
-
2%
2
V
%
60
60 y2
3
60
3
3
59%
60%
60%
59
6,800
59
2/200
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
•
45
Aug
9
32% Feb
19
Jan
11
108 i
Feb
7
93% Jan
2
99 y2 Jan
29
1
27% Apr
5
25% Feb
12
29% Jan
23
$4.50
preferred.
Champlin Oil & Refining
31% May 24
45% Dec
12
Jan
2
49 y4 Jan
24
Chance
19
10y4 Jan
4
34
Oct
1
94
Dec
21
22% Oct
7
Jan
—
8% Feb
Feb
6
9% Feb
1
27% Feb
27
31 y2 Jan
4
Chesapeake
8
3
69 % Nov
21
59% Feb
12
20
109% Nov
21
99% Feb
14,
20 Va Oct
9
24% Jan
16
20% Mar
1
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
27
29 % Jan
10,
50
32% Feb
12
36% Dec
28
Apr
27
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
6
36
16% NOV 29
26% Jan
3
16
55 % May 28
71
--
Jan
Feb
"
69% Jan
9
110% Jan
9
23% Jan
11
30
18
Jan
Class
39'/2 Jan
8
15
18% Jan
ID
11
Chic
'
% Jan
4
56% Mar
21
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
12
27 y4 Mar
19
46% Feb
1
30
25
35 y2 Jan
61%Jan
14
5%
44% Jan
30
75% Dec
3
69% Feb
lll
78% Jan
11
35 Va Dec
20
43% Mar
5
33% Feb
12
37% Jan
7
107/a Jan
4
14% May 22
13% Jan
10
17
7
12% Nov
5
12% Oct
12% Feb
15'
12% Jan
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
1
60
Jun
1
87
3
24% Oct
25
«
26
Jan
-V
2
Feb
Western
series
&
5%
62
'
i/a
*99%
20%
*
9:i«
10,200
43
43%
41%
42%
9,400
9%
9%
10
8%
37
37
62%
9%
9%
8%
81/4
8%
81/4
*37
V. 17%
59
20 Va
*!)9%
20%
6,700
•
81/2
2,500
34
34
17%
171%
100
,59%
X57%
25%
27J/4
26 >/2
ion
33%
35
17%
57%'
34
34% '
17'A
57%
56%
26 %
26
34
33'/2
74%
73%
74%
X34V%
341%
Chicago
No par
*15%
16B/0
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
12%
Oil
Cotton
2
28% Feb .25
8
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial
Co
59
25
Chrysler Corp
'71 *Va
25
Gas
12 V*
*.12''%
».•
.61-
,
*57
72y4
12'/a
72 Va
'w—
-
1,300
571/4
2,900
26%
16,700
33%
I
9,800
73
721/4
72%
5,700
34V4
341/4
34%
10,800
16%
17
*16%
171/a
600
*121/4
58
58
75
J
12%
*56
/
72'%
-
800
■
341/8
VX72%
•
12%
*12'%
f.9
71%
5,000
171/4
33%
35'%
■
300
17%
17'/2
26%
74V4
Copper
371/2
57
34%
•
341/4
*37
33%
74%
—
*34
58
34%
Cab
31%
26%
34%
Yellow
20%
33
74'%
—_
201/4
*30'/a
25%
♦571/2
,27
.
34
17 '/a
17'%
9,800
37%
34
*37
37%'
62%
102
*99%
20 y2
2
*30
34
*37
61%
102
200
28
31 Va
20 V
;
31%
28
62'%
*99%
20'/a V
20%
37 %
62 '/a
,
102
*30
31% ;
33%
62 % '
.
28%
*28
28%
62 Va
103
*30
33 y2
31%
34
/
20%
No par
26% Jan
7
80
26%
5
Chile
2,300
26%
No par
Chickasha
9
36
99
27
58
121/4
73%
75'A
28%
28%
500
12.1/4
*56
50
58
73%
161,800
74%
Electric—
8c
'
37% Jan
3
55% July 10
39% Dec 20
47% Jan « 6
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
102
Nov
2
30
Jap
9
17% Dec
27
93
20
Nov
46% May 24
Oct
102% Apr
Feb
12
94% Jqn 31
4
50% Jan
*39% Feb
4
-
12
43
39%'
102% Feb
42% Jun 29
38 y8 Feb
23% Jan
3
17%'
3
93 % Jan
109
■
Jan
103
Jan
6
39% Jan
4
40% Feb
4
Feb
11
19% Jan
60% Feb
12
70
Jan
10
24 V* Jan
3
18
78% Aug 15
Jan
5
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
100
98 Va Dec
20
131% Mar
3
99
29
19
Dec
40%
134% Mar
9
Jan
11
Cleveland
$4.50
Clevite
f% Feb
11
44% Mar
5
7%
"Jail
21
106
Mar
5
4%
Jan
2
106% Jan
11
Jan" 14
9
41
Feb
6
78
Jan
3
Jan
13% Feb
25
16% Jan
25
27
11
33% Jan
2
Feb
27
46%
82
42%
42%
60%
60 %
60
17%
17%
60%
17%;
3!)
39 %
18
18
is;
18
5
*94%
*94%
96
57
57
*160
105
207
*80%
84
38 %
38%
100%
69%
69%
38%
102%
102
50
18
96
.
69%
*94%
38%-
'
39
r;
*70
*40
40%
*40
40%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
65%
65%
65"%
65%
65%
66
2%
2%
2%
2%
"
'
i—
2%
"—1
,
100
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
.
—No par
Corp—No par
42
41%
No par
8c Co coin
preferred
42 %
2%!
44 Vn
*134
136%
*103
107
106
102%
102',4
*750
*750
1,000
42%
43 %
43
«/2
109
2%
110
*103
104
*750
134%
-
1,000
106%
104%
1000
*750
42%
43%
2.400
590
140
70%
*40
401/a
18%
18%
1,800
65
%
42
41%
134%
103%
1,000
%
•%
42%
135%
*103
103
101%
135
2
x42%
*134%
10(5
*134%
38%
101
701/2
18%
65,%
4,800
83
101
18%
'
55%
207
38%
70%
10
600
2,100
96
54%
38%
100
70%
7,400
39 Va
18
s17
101
100%
*70
40%
*40
-
*80 Va
65
.40%
17
*94%
70
15,800
60%
*160
83
3,600
104 %
39%
56%
38%
5,500
16%
;
207
*80%
43%
59%
96
55%
83
38%
18
*160
2,600
,*103
39%
*94%
57 %
109%
x39%
360
42 r%
42%
17%
17%
96
*80 "«
101%
'•••
207
•160
83
'
28%
92%
%
*42"
61 %
105
*103
18
56 %
207
*80%
40
60%
17%
-17%
105
*39%
57'/a
*160
61%
17:%
*103
*40
66
6,000
2
Va
41
■
%
2%
42
134%
7,100
1,700
.
110
134%
*102
106
*750
100
105
104%
5,300
1000
42
42%
44%
43%
44%-
81
*79
81
79
79
No par
14%
14%
*14
14%
1-1%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
800
No par
28%
28%*
28%
28%
X27%
28
27%
28'%
27%'
28 Va
11,900
5%% .preferred series B
50
& Southern Ry coin—„lo0
50%
50%.
'50
50
**8',
49
*48%
49
*48%
49
*41%
43 Va
*41%
44
43%
43%
*42%
44
*42%
43%
*57
59
*57
59
59
59
*57
60
*57
60
20
54
54
*52%
54
*52%
54
*52%
54
*53
54
30
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
Co
10
com
preferred
Collins
Colorado
Fuel
Iron
<Ss
*79
No par
8c Aikman Corp
com
48 V4 Jan
16
39% Jan
13
43% Mar
6
55
Jan
11
59
Mar
6
4%
noncumulative
1st pid
16
50% Feb
3
53
Mar
l
A%
noncumulative
2nd
28
34% Dec
19
29% Jan
21
33% Jan
4
Class
A
28
34% Dec
19
29% Jan
21
33
JAn
4
Class
B
15V4 May 28
17% Dec 31
17% Aug
16
16% Feb
13
18
Jan
8
Feb
25
.18% Jan
15
50% July 30
42%
28%''
91
91% '91%
stock—50
1
4%
51% Mar 12
3
*42%
38%
_15
66% Apr
59% Feb
36% Dec
43
c:
No par
Coca-Cola Co (The)
Coca-Cola Internat'l
22
9
10
Corp
Cluett Peabody
8
42%
,
38%
gtd
Molybdenum
Clopuy
Jan
42%
*103
No par
RR 7%
Corporation—
Climax
42%
%
102%
com
„
Pitts
guaranteed
Special
139
94 % Mar
35% Dec
Ilium
Eleq
&
42%
42%
No par
preferred
Cleveland
7
23% Jan
27% May 28
11
14
92%
x41%
17
Ry Co coin_.__100
noncumulative preferred
100
5%
28%
*91%
42
102%
St Louis
&
•
25'
62% Jan
13% Nov 21
Dec
39% Jan
2
141
Jan
104
18
Jan
16
13
20
75
-83
C
28%
91 %
59%
5
4%"U- convertible' preferred—100
Equipment Co
15
C
•28%
42%
v
100
J
1% Jan
3% Jan
50% Jan
127% Sep
Co—
28
91
42%
42%
No par
10
Corp.*
28%
92
4«>
10
City Stores Co common—.—
14
7}% Feb
Jan
*90%
Clark
2
45
40% Nov
1:
14'.
Jan
5
19
5
21?
65
7
15
39% Dec
18
95% Jan
28%
lou
—
City Products Corp—
7
Jan
,
69% Mar
80% Mar 26
111
Cities Service
8
f
8.50
-.^4
preferred
City Investing Co common
5 % %. preferred—
20
36% Feb
80
Common
4%
1
97% Jan
26
Nov
10
6
31
Dec
40% Jan
15
43% Jun
26
..2 5.
27
5'
22
13
Dec
8
5l
"Jan
* Jan
70
23
4
17% Mar
102 % Feb
,
C
97 y2 Dec
Jan
30'
May 28
34% Jan
Jun
Jan
68% Jan
5-
Mar
54% Mar
75% July 18
89% NOV: 30
60
12
18
18
196
18
" Feb
15%* Jan
58
73 V8 July 17
20% Mar 29
104% Jan
16
47
62:y4
pTd
Chicago Pneumatic Tool-
99
26%
43%;
*28
28'/a
com
noncuin
Western
preferred series A
Cincinnati
3
100
A
North
*28
102
y2
*30
No par
Pac
87 % Jan
29% July 10
Dec
39
9%
36
*97
36%
*97
99
26:?4
26:y8
x43%
81/2
36%
36%
*97
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
11 5
751/4 Mar
62 Va
50
28
Jan
36'%
99
8%
8Va
28
*99
Del_50
Ry com
56% Jan
64% Jan
64
36
9
£,%
8'/2
40
—
preferred
Ghic
4
A
Chic Milw St Paul 8c
11
8
8%
36
"
Great
5%
21 % Nov
Feb
28
.
Chicago & East 111 RR eoin—No par
37 y2 Jan
2.;
43%
Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
''3%% convertible preferred—. 100
27% Nov
185
_1
4
12% May
29
96% Jan
54
Co;
Vought Aircraft Inc
l
Checker Cab
Manufacturing—1.25
Chemway Corp j.
1
53% Jan
87
u—
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
3
6% Nov 28
29% Nov
41
Common
-■
I 50% Feb 28.
Colorado
4
81
*70
*79
12,800
100
81
300
10
'
54
Nov
30
50
Dec
27
22% Jun
22% Jun
9
Columbia
78
44
Aug 23
y4 Nov 20
28 >/a Nov
23
24% Sep
25
44% Oct
1
16 % Nov
21
26% Jan
17
3
Broadcasting
-2.50
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
31 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
6,900
17%
17%
17%
17%
17»
17%
17%
17 '/a
17%
64,400
18
18
18%
18%
18
18%
18
18
5
common
18
18
%
76%
76%
45
45
Columbus 8c Southern Ohio Elec—5
30%
30 %
30%
30%.
29%
30
30 %
Columbian
36% Mar 22
28% Jan
3
31% Feb
6
Carbon
Cq
77
M
%
*76
30% Jan * 7
Combustion
Engineering
50
Feb
20
Commercial
Credit
Feo
12
19% Jan
11
Commercial
Solvents
39
Jan
2
100% Jan
8
Inc—
Co_
*76'/a
3,200
10
77
"45%
45%
451/4
45%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
4.300
23,100
*
5,000
30 %
48%
47%
48
48
17%
17%
17%
17%
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30%
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30
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30%
47%
17%
1
77
45%
1
12
16
17
*76%
77
12,600
45 %
10
Feb
46% Jan
13
32
45%
4
21% Mar 20
32
45%
11
31% Dec -18
.
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78% Jan
48% Jan
nn
32 %
31%
17%
No par
11'
12
Jan
33
31%
No par
76% Feb
433i Feb
54
31%
2.50
No par
preferred-
$4.25
3
Apr
System—
—
Pictures
12
84% Jan
58
100
pfd—100
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia
47%
48%
47%
48%
5,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 V a
11,300
3,200
-
38% Dec
100
Nov
20
29
4% NOV 23
44% Mar 19
101% Dec
6
31
18
Jan
Dec
17
Feb
11
14% Jan
7
Jan
14
39% Jan
8
Consolidated
Jan
10
Consolidated
Jan
3
12
14% Feb
27
42 % Nov
15
34% Feb
8
16% Dec
27
23'%
Mar 19
14 Va Feb
44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
„
27
43% Feb 26
21/64 Feb
17
27
18
-
*
45'
25/64 Mar
4
Cone
Mills
Corp
-
44%
25/64
23/64
104 %
10 4.y8
104%
1,000
31%
*31 %
32'%
3,100
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14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15% •)
16
15%
15%
4.500
4
-—
Industries
12
43% Jan
10
11
58
Jan
23
Consol
1% Sep
28
14% Jan
43% Dec
18
51% Mar 13
Corp
Laundries Corp
Consolidated
39% Feb
Foods
Consolidated
39% Feb
26
Jan
2
3% Jan
17
15
49% Jan
14
Consumers Power Co
Dec
19
112
Jan
3
93% Jan
2
101% Jan
22
$4.50
Dec
18
109% Feb
1
93 % Jan
2
101% Jan
22
$4.52
2
95% Feb
11
$4.16
Natural Gas
of
Common
93
Cuba
pfd
6%
rights
18% Dec 28
Dec
19
99
Dec
31
39% Feb 10
83
Dec
27
111% Dec 12
■For
23
Sep
18
17% Jan
16
19% Jan
104,'
Jan
11
89% Jan
11
92
18-
29% Jan
2
32
99% Jan
2
,104
42% Feb
11
48
36% Jan
106% Jan
56% Aug
3-
102% Mar
B
117% NOV
B
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20
Dave
26.
*■
83
Jan
3
108% Jan
18
Jan
5
No par
Nn n»r
No par
2
preferred
4%
*
preferred
Continental
4
4
92% Feb
15
$3 75
8
$4.50
117% Mar
_L__—
Baking Co com
$5.60. preferred
Mar
Jan
Continental
Can
v.—
22%
46%47!«
*92%
^
17%
*87%
—No p«*
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98%
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:—100
5
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10
,wc( com
preferred
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16
42%
52
%
16
15%
16
16
42%
42
42%
50
49
49
16
42
42%
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15%
41%
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50%
2%
46%
2%
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600
41%
42 %
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200
49
2%
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900
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2'A
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5,700
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162,400
99
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46%
99%
98%
99%
710
99%
99 %
100 %
100%
30
95
*93
2%
46
:
preferred
preferred
4
25
Mar
42
%
104
%
No par
coin
Container/Corp of America—
28% Nov 28
►15%
*49%
45 % Feb
RR
92
88
5
10
100
JConsolidated Retail Stores Inc—1
84% Jan
800
25/64
43% July 25
4
348.200
44%
%
44
103% Jan
%
44%
31%
10
31
18,000
44%
104%
19
82% Dec
45%
44
No par
14%
X36
32
Jan
7
45V'a
Corp—5
Electronics
34% Jan
Mar
45%
36%
XI5%
preferred
23
32
45
14-Vis
36%
16%
104
Consolidated
7
9,400
45%
14%
36%
15%
25/64
14
?g Mar
15%
16 Va
14%
36%
31
16% Jan
,
36V4
15%
14%
15%
104
21
2
14%
36
16
14%
36%
14%
23/64
14% Feb
9*
14%
36
15%
14%
36%
Y rom
4.200
13%
•
N
14%
13%
No par
of
1,600
13%
—.
Coppermlnes
400
1,300
13%
13%
32 %
18% May
Jan
13%
104%
31
16
13%
32%
15 y« Dec
2
13%
51%
5V4
32%'
Consol
15% Jan
13%
41%
102%
5%
104%
$5
23
16
*13%
41
*102
5 Va
25/64
23
35% Jan
Nov
10
41%
102%
41%
*102
5%
31%
Jan
2
21% Apr
102%
5
104%
3
30% Jan
28
41%
102%
5%
23/64
Jan
36% Mar 12
Dec
41%
102%
5%
1
110% July 17
1
15
41%
102%
5%
No par
29
9
41%
102%
5%
rights/("expire Mar 15)——
Com
Nov
107
41%
102%
No par
Cigar Corp,
Edison
26% Oct
102
41%
100
-—.
Congoieum-Nairn Inc
Consol
com__25
Co
preferred
Publishing Co
6% Jan
22% Jan
~
Nast
4
26
100
Conae
cumul
Jan
30% Mar 26
15
4.64%
14
13
4
Edison
Commonwealth
1
Feb
5
8% Marie
13% Dec
42% Mar
104
•
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(1165)
4
'
100
31%
104
45%
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115%
98%
100%
95
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98%
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104
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NEW
STOCK
YORK
ie»r 1 9.>6
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
8
12% Mar
15% Jan
YOBK
26% Jan
7
53% Mar
7
16% Oct
22
15
28% Oct
19
22
Feb
12
43
Sep
20
58% Apr
9
45
Jan
2
5% Dec
6
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11
Nov" 15
34% Feb
12
21
33% Feb
12
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20
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23
Dec
33% Feb
22
52% Jan
31
15
66% Feo 27
2i% Mar
8
27% Jan
69% Jan
2
23
89
Jan
3
94% Jan
Jan
19
85% Jan
Jan
25
93
Jan
28
Feb
5
155
3
Dec
4
79
Dec
18
97% Mar
164
*
Mar
4
22% Mar
7
Cosden
18
6% Jan
2
Coty
International
2% Jan
3
Coty
12
36% Jan
4
83% Feb
21
2
29% Jan
28% Oct
22
30% Jan
3
28% Jan
19
16
Dec
4
14
Jan
31
15 % Mar
11
18% Feb
28
11% P'eb
27
13% Jan
23
29
31% Feb
18
7
23
91
Dec
27
14
Jan
13
Feb
11
3
Feb
of
50 % Feb
27
57
Jan
11"
92
Jan
2
100
Feb
18
$2
Corp
65
11 '
38% Jan
16
Jan
2
32
Jan
23
Cuba RR 6%
25% Dec
26
22% Feb
5.-1;
27% Jan
16
7
9% Feb
Jan
2
'
2
'
26
16
10% Jan
40
Feb
9% Sep
Feb
11
8
13
Dec
65% Jan
60
3
28
Jan
2
31 % Jan
84% Aug 20
7% Nov
31 % Dec
11
2
4%%
7% Jan
18
10% Mar
9
63% July 19
53% Feb
12
56% Mar
20
21
Nov
19
19%' Jan
17'
21% Feb
25 "
26 34 Jan
23
49% Nov
28
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
11
49% Nov 28
38% Feb
12
47
Jan
11
65
53 % Feb
12-
64
Jan
11
6% Jan
3
33% Feb
14
Oct
53
'
1
Nov
19
8
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95
28%
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104
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28%
28%
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29
14%
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15
15
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30
30
51%
52%
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98%
98%
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32%
32%
33%
32%
27%
27%
26
26
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26%
24%
10%
10%
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10
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100
162
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32
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95
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preferred
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10
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100
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;
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21%
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>
88 2
28%
28%
163
Class A
.
65%
21%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
Prior preferred
^0 par
Prior preferred $1.60—
No par
Curtis-Wrigtn common
1
7
14
52% Oct
19% Dec
22%
64 %
32%'
'
'
12,600
35%
35
61%
'
2.50
Cuneo Press Inc
28 *'
x22%
88
*93
33 3 4
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
6
Feb
9
33% Jan
*86 %
(The)
common
$4.20
Feb
12
64 %'
12,100
56
35%
52 %
No par
preferred
Zellerbach
Crown
19
1'4% May
22%
64
*83%
—
Seal
A
preferred
Crucible Steel Co of
10
22
6,400
7%
7%
55
64
33
65%
53%
35%
37% %
*50%
'
23%
53
62%
35%
64
32%
52%
13
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7%
36%
67%
xl23i
56%
55%
62%
.
33
*50%
*65%
1
Corp
Cork
30
7% Jan
32%
33%
7
56%
7,500
13%
S3 %
35%
52%
lbO
2~3% July"25
14% May 28
35
67
.25
Wheat Corp
Crescent
Crown
2
69'a Apr
104
7'
8
Corp
preferred
Cream
17
85% Feb
3%%
Shares
53%
*23
.
.7%
55%
64%
3d %
36
1
Corp
Crane Co common
15
11% Dec
28 % Dec
-32%
35
63%
,
1
27
-
x7
*50%
100
Petroleum
Jan
80
1*4 % Dec
50% Nov
preferred
53%
*66
common.lO
Inc
7%
2% Feb
7
36%
Corn
Rellning
"
35
7
31% Feb
May 23
42% Mar 26
33
> 4
the Week
23%
13%
.
23 %
53
7%
66'4
13%
*23
57 %
35%
+
13%
24
7%
35
8
21
2
5
Friday
Mar. 8
Thursday
Mar. 7
53%
56%
64%
S.50
50
13%
13%
7%
6
_
_
Mar
Products
Sales for
PRICES
Mar. 6
56%
55%
Cornell
Feo
Jan
19% Jan
3
7
30
11
6% Jan
52
Dubllier Electric Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common
6
3%% preferred
i
100
3%% preferred series of 1947.100
8
24
con v
r
*23
13%
_fi
_
_
Steel Co common
preferred—*
preferred—
conv
6'
14
13
5
%
23% Aug 27
5
Copperweld
24
52
14
-
Corp
Co_
Range
5'V
57 % Feb
i
180% Mar
25
Cooper
13%
51%
1
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
27
Jan
bJle Feb
99
30
2% Dec
11
51
13
32% Feb
7
Oct
5% Sep
20
28% Feb
31
Dec
99
20
152% Dec
14
Jan
40% Mar 12
5
27% Jan
steei
8
8
26
Dec
.
94% Jun
Continental
27
52
29
89
2
67% Feb
43 % Jan
.
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 5
*23%
Delaware new..5
of
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
4
2
Motors
Oil
33% Dec
6
60% Nov
Continental
Continental
66
26
31
2j
14
22
.Mar
25
5
preferred
Jan
62
51% Jan
23
41
54% J*n
RECORD
Steel
&
Insurance
41% Jan
27
Monday
Far
common
convertible
5%
Continental
7% Jan
2
XtrU
28
1
25% Jan
4y% Apr
Jan
Mar 20
45%
34*4 Jun
.
b
'54%
STOCK
Copper
Industries
7
22 V* Feb
14
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Continental
12% Feb
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
R*n$e for Previous
Monday, March 11, 1957
...
600
800
42 t8
25,900
'
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:43%
r
44
42%
42%
55
,
55
55%
55%
2.3CO
51%
5,500
1,000
D
47% Oct
79
*
Dec
1
21
56% Nov
4% July 16
12% Dec'27
76 % Dec
Sep
27
Dec
V4 Jun.
<*
]2% Dec: 18
7
10% .Feb
12
Jan
18
5
12
1
12% Jan
9
25
13
2
'34
13
12% Jan
Mar
2
4
80
Jan
2
'86
Mat
6
81
Jan
9
86
Feb
1
82
Jan
4
86
Mar
Jan
Feb
i 29
Sep
25
16% Mar 12
Feb
21
12
3.75V
series
B
100
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
Dayton Rubber Co
2
Jan
24
8
34% Jan
.'3
27% Feb
11
31% Jan
14
Deere
5
35% Feb
6
28% Jan
2
31% Feb
1
26 % May
28
18% Sep
10
36%
Jun.
38 Ve Jan
33% Jun
31% May 18
.
25
28% Jan
1
19% Mar
25 % Jan
7%
Co
&
41 % Feb
July 25
48
May 14
25
47-
41% Jan
28
28% Jan
Jan
Delaware
A
7
Delaware
Lack
Delaware
Power A Light Co
HudsonA
38% Dec
14
37% Jan
79
Jan
26
61 % Jan
11
65
Jan
23
9
24% Dec
18
17% Feb
12
22% Jan
2
26% Feb
9
43 % Dec
12
37
Jan
21
40
Jan
2
De
40i
20
39
Apr 11
31% Nov
27
17% Jun
15
13% Jan
3
29% Nov 29
9
49
62
'May 25
Nov
29
■
Dec
2
39% Jan 29
VilblsR
Devoe &
8
Jan
3i
13
57% Jan
2
Diamond
Alkali
32
Feb
12
33% Mar
8
Diamond
Match
17
31%
Jan
11
33
-Feb
18
23% Oct
19
20% Feb
21
23% Jan
24
16% Feb
23
18%
*38%
39%
*39
A
2
"53%
1
preferred
*34%
10
—
common
33%
25
*-
39 %
39%
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65
18%
.*
18%
*
40
*39
38%'
15
Dome
95% Sep
23% Dec
38%
53%
34%
35%
34%
35
33%
33%
22%
22%
22%
33%
22%,/ -Jf
14%
14%
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14%
;
30%
30%
.
33%
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•
76% Feb
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17
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26
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15
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2
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7
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23% Mar 29
18% Feb
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12
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Volume
Number 5619
185
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
••ft May
10% Dec
10% Sep
13
25% Jan
Evans
14% Feb
5
16 % Jan
Evert harp Inc
Aug
86
Feb
12
93 Vs Jail
25
44% Feb
2
59"% Dec
26
55% Feb
7,
3
10% Jan
6
75% Mar
7
53% Dec
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5
31% Jfan
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2
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14
13% Feb
12
15 % Jan
9
Feddera-Quigan
27
51% Fib
14
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17
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Feb
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38% Jan
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18
19% Mar
7
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11
Federal Pacific Electric
Jan
24
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Dec
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6
1
36% May
18% Dec
4
30% Dec
26
21% Sep 10
37% Mar 14
8
Dec
25
,
54% Jan -10
17
55
11
13 % Feb
Corp common
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32
7
10% Jan
26% Nov 29
Feb
11
8Y,
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Feb
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Feb
27
727 %
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3
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11
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6
9% Jan
2
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26
26 % Feb
6
Fenestra Inc
31%
Jan
10
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100
43
135
1
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61
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27
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26
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68
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Jan
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3
8
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27
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11
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6
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21
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18
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20
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1
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65
2
26
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13
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1
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23
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96
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4
20
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20
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NEW
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3
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26
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11
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9
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12
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28
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4
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9
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30
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19
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3
31
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2
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1
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19
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2
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17
22% Dec
28
142
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25
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26
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27
18
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14
26% Jan
,
,
11
40%. Jan
23
41% Nov
28
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13
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13
84
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9
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12
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25
35
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6
119
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138
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7
45% Oct
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6
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22
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61% Feb
18
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59% Jan
2
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23
65% Aug
17
Jun
11
19
43
Oct
1
Apr
18% Jan
3
General Finance Corp
'44% Feb
4
General Foods
2
52% Feb
3
26
15% Feb
21
Feb
12
6% Feb
12
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31
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9
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18
63
110% Jan
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25
110
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27
31
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31
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3
2
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10
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23
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31
Nov
28
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17
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21
25
60
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34
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12
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2
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8
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10
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27
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6
12
37% Jan
8
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12
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5
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1
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96
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27
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3
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82
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5
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11
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21
18
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24
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8
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43
12
55% Mar
7
Getty OU Co
16
8% Feb
5
61
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8% Jan
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8% Oct
9% Jan
31
12
4%
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3
54% Aug 23
41% Feb
12
44
4
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(The)
23 % Jun
8
31 % Nov
23% Jan
22
25% Jan
2
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Dec
6
97% Mar 21
90
Jan
2
90% Jan
22
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34% 8ep
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Sep
23
41 % Mar
34% Feb
28
37% Jan
14
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2
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30
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90
153
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9
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21
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1
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7
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27
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12
35
30
36
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7
16
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13
48% Feb
19
57% Jan
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14
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2
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27
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11
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27,
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3
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29% May 28
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9
Feb
Nov
19
45
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31
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17
9
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29
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29
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79
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14
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12
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5
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6
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19
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14
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3
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11
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11
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10
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100
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*33%
26'a
26
.
35%
II,400
45
45
45
J
3,600
10
4% '
5%
4%
x28%
.
2,000
2,700
i
36%
4%
4'; a
35%
3'53 a
'
"*16%
%
4
4%
36%
4,!!i,
.
32
*32
27' '3
City
200
4
37%
63
10%
preferred :
Grayson-Robinson Stores
9J7
3;7 "a
27%
(W
I,600
91%
27
3%%
114%
37 3 a
10
Grant
88,909
*90%
21
nsee
*90'6
%
690
49%
37 %
Feb
see
91
91
4.700
63'/a
91 %
16
Feb
114
114'/.
114
114
114
2.300
114
37 %
19% Jan
39
39%
*90%
23% Mar
15
40%
37' (1
2
80% Jan
63%
112%
39%
91 %
2
3
63 %
113'/a
37%
8
Jan
6%
63 %
7,600
%;
6%
*90%
18% Feb
96
6%
112%
113'
500
16%
43
''
40%
113%
40
16%
43%
16 Va
44
a
64 Va
63%
113%
63%
Xl 13
14% Jan
footnote*
56%
26% Jan
21% Oct
9
For
200
38,800
30
33% Mar 12
27
14% Feb
27
11 %
59%
9%
Co
3,400
13%
58%
27%
Union
800
*11 '/a
ll7b-
*11%
12
9%
Motors
110
35', V
128
59%
17% May 10
20
18% Dec
13%
'
14
14
14
14
26%
Great
19% Oct
79% Dec
*126'/a
a
•126!a
128
5
Great
70% May 25
25% Nov
35!
35
35
*126%
1
8c Co
8,400
86"
*85J
11
85
85
35%
128
(Thej
7
130% Dec
23% Mar
R)
35
No par
5
Granite
5% Jan
79
(W.
'
'
85
85
36
Granby Con.sol M S 8s P
29% Feb
10
108 % July 17
2
Grace
1,300
39%,
33%
—10
8s Rubber—-
Tire
Graham-Paige
32% Mar
46% Feb
3
77
Jan
79 % Jan
18
34
34
Co
(B F)
70
23%
26%
1
Gould-National Batteries Inc
28% Nov
44% Jan
*
Stock
8c
Goodrich Co
*
132
59 3 a
10
Co
Telegraph
a
39!»
42%
1
(The)
Co
22 7
59 7 ii
No pur
-
,3>!b
86
128
131 %
38%
ft
common
Brewing
Goodyear
83% Jan
Co
preferred
V
!V
25%
10
preferred
•!
39%
1
——10
Co—'
Products
23
59-.1
114
1
100
100
100
100
1
$5 preferred —2
Georgia-Pacific Corp
52% Sep
*
132 r
39V a
'
*11'2
6%
15
No par
com—2.50
,
37 % Sep
,
13
23
Jan
\
23 Va
39 %
2,100
10
Corp:
Corp.-r
'
"
45% Dec
41
%30
,
23 %.
*23
9%'
60 %
38%
Rubber
j|3i
131!a
■
9%
59!»
com——.1%
Corp
132%
a
60%
.
64%
preferred
4%%
9,%
9!
9%
35%
113%
Steel Castings
8c
9%
..
2.700
in;..
63%
preferred —
conv
preferred-—
4%%
Jan.23
137% Feb
-7
10
'Feb,
2.400
14 '4
113%
preferred.— _—No par
Public Service ;————10c
Public Utilities Corp—— -5
Railway Signal—
6.67
Realty 8c Utilues
—10c
Refractories ~-_j
10
Shoe
Corp
—1
24% Feb
32% Feb
16
.
13
.
'
2
22
-
Feb
General
-
79%
79
16! it
conv
32%. Jap,
8
19
42 '
7
Apr
46
-
16
2
.
79%
xii7i.
—No par
Equipt Corn
Precision
General
79%
43%
General Portland Cement C'oT__—l
,4
7
16% Feb
19
66% Apr
Oct
2
23
27. •- Mar
29% July 18
29
Jan
.34% Jan
23
'Jan
(Delaware )-J
-No par
Corp_,—_—1
Advertising
Outdoor
General
33% Jan
1
38% Mar 28
29
68
55%
preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series—;—-No par
;
43% Jan
4
34
24
8
r
31% Mar
59711
Corp
7912
73
54
Xl4
100
Motors
30
79%
*126%.
,1
—
•5
1
38% Jail
1
General
29 7 i,
109:,a
*50 V4
54
*50%
29 3
,
'
.
117a
preferred
5%
24
91% Feb
2
36% Feb
35% Aug 24
2
115% Jan
2
84 % Jan.
;33% Jan
16
.101% Mar 15
30
29 7«
*99%
23 1 • 23
f;«%^-/J9%
14%
General Mills common-;
4
Jan
43%; Jan
4
Jan
128
—5
Instrument
General
8 '/• Jan .11
69
2
'
40% May 28
.
115
' Feb 27
1
49% Mar 20
11
29%
100:%
30
86
36 hi
14%
Co
Corp
4
*99 3 a
86
*126%
1,600
3,700
5
5
29 3 4
54
*50%
54
%
*131%
,
•'
38,'h
*11%
preferred
Dynamics Corp
'
108% Dec
.
10
Corp common—2
series
Electric
h
200
*
100%
9%.,
36%
100
7%
22
21
52% Jan
Inc
Co
a
29%
4
9%.,9%
^
23%,,
*85
Cigar
15 %
5
5
4 7u
*15
a
79'.1
131;.,
-
6,400
34'
15%
153a
,
77
*33%
7V
34
15%
*15
,
7%
34
734
7 7 ii
34
3,100
*59%
*50
79 %
..,38
1<>0
com...No par
1st preferred
4%
General
21
54% Jan
??3
1,900
11
100%
f.
54
130%
39!
48%
4%
99%
-
38 Va
48%
*33%
15'
29%
5
40
48%
Tii
80
No par
39
40 %
7-/a
7 31
4 "la
100
9%
39-a
43%
*93%
4%
79
600
39%
34
15 '.t
15
,
29%
General Cable Corp com.——No par
5
12 % Jan
13
Jan
7%
*33 %
14%
—-—5
14% Jan
11% Feb
7%
33%
32%
48 %
.
49
48%i
"7%
33%
,
*50%
—
Corp
128% Jan
13% Mar
5
124
—
Bronze
43%
48%
-
#
100
3
3
».
preferred
2
Mar
1
50
,
7
13
.59% Dec
1
.
403,i
com„1
Investors
20
Jan
17% Jan
13% Jan
6
13% Dec 27
11
Oct
$8
40
Transportation—2.50
Amer
General
2
38% Jan
24% Jan
$4.50 preferred
39%
4%
General Baking Co common
101
American
39%
2,200
43
*32
32 %
32%
32! a
10
*42
,
I,500
7%
9%
43
*42
43
*7
10
9%
9%
•
32%
32',
1
preferred
9
..
17
22% Feb
convertible
6%
31 7'u
50
Ind—...
30
General
31%
Crrp—_—
Jan
1
31%
2
com
preferred
30% Jan
.
.
10
128% Jan
26.
34% Mar 13
convertible
9%
*42
7 Va
7
7
XV
10
43
'_5
Inc
Wood
4%%
'
9
Corp (The)
Industries
Jan
V
50
'
pa:
Co-—
Gardner-Denver
43
*42
7 Vs
10
*42
10%
10
.
7 'a
7%
7 %
S
—
36% Jan
s
3
51
24
60% Oct
5
Dec
30% Nov
1
8% Jan
23
14% Jan
11
54
(The)
Inc common.
5% convertible preferred
Gamewell Co (The!
No
8
12
24'/a Jan
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
8
43% Jan
15
7% Feb
July 16
16% Aug 13
27
89 % Sep
47% Feb
13
9% July 17
39
4
33% Jan
25% Jan
6
54% Dec
23
6
31
'
Dec
43 % Jan
36% Jan
*'
Gabriel
28%
23%
18%
19
15Va
*87
-
3,100
1.200
15%
83!
.
-
2-
14,300
70
19
j:
•
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1108)
.
.
Monday, March
.
NEV/ YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
27V2Jun
8
5% Jan
3
35% Jan
27% Mar
13
9% Nov
28
9
NEW
Highest
34% Jan
14
Grumman
11% Jan
Jail
15
11
Mar 23
32 % Jan
Mar 14
74 % Mar
80% Jan
76 Vi Dec
21
98
83% Jan
23
147% July 26
107 % Feb
12
32% Sep
83% Dec
26
42% Mar 20
103% Feb 28
34% Jan
24
123% Jan
2
Corp
Sales for
Tl.ursd ay-
Friday
Mar. 7
the Week
Mar. d
5/tar'S
28%
29%
x28%
28%
28%
28 %
23%
2874
2774
28%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10
%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
3,100
*30%
30%
30
21%
29 %
30 Va
297e
30%
2,600
76
30%
76
29%
*74%
*74%
76
74 V
120%
118%
120
120%
—
States
5
Utilities
Co—
*74%
121%
119
4
74%
*74',2
11974
12174
118%
7,100
76
100
1197B
40,800
37 Va
4,100
'
Common
3
93 % Feb
5
14.20
dividend
100
Dec
preferred
*91
17
108
Feb
fl
91
Jan
7
97
Feb
27
14.40
dividend
preferred,.
100
*96
97
Sep
19
106% Feb
23
94
Jan
24
96
Jan
29
•4.44
dividend
preferred
100
*95
97
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
39% Feb
13
41% Feb
21
Hackensack
68 % Feb
10
92
8
89% Jan
17
Halliburton Oil
6
24
37%
36%
36%
93%
80
85% Jan
PRICES
Mar. 6
-
l
100
27
SALE
H'ednfEdaj
Mar. 5
l
Gulf
37% Mar
Aircraft
Mar. 4
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR corn__No
par
$5 preferred—;
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
16
12
39
LOW
f
STOCK
Guantanamo Sugar
29% Mar
29 % Dec
~/u
YORK
EXCHANGE
No par
36%
37
92%
*91%
27%
*91%
37
37"
37%
*91%
92'a
*91%
92%
96 1
96 %
95 7 4
95%
98
*95
98
*41
41%
*41
41%
96-.a
98
*95
92%
90%
*9J
97
*95
no
98
H
20% May
19
Nov
13
78
24% Dec
4
19
20% Mar
Feb
Jan
Hall
2
Jan
24
27
2
28% Jan
87
Jan
24
107
Jan
3
111% Jan
11
Nov 26
Sep 18
42% Mar 29
99
33
33% Feb
26
45% Jan
15
48
Jan
69% Dec
69
12
69
130
23
Nov
30
81% Feb
146
Sep
24% Jan
18
27
Feb
15
Feb
128% Jan
15
9
48% Dec 20
37
Feb
38 % July 31
33% Feb
12
35% Apr
25
39
May 22
5% Oct
31
13
39
18% •Tan
9
37
Mar 12
17% Nov
7
21
Hat Corp of America
«%<«■ preferred
17
26% Jan
16% Jan
partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
2 7J'an
Hecht Co
Ex
76
Jan
50
Jan
90
Mar
3 '/*%
5
86% Jan
7
16% Feb
20
18 % ,1 an
92
Heller
23% Feb
14
24% Jan
16
Helme
3
33% Feb
14
34% Mar
15
Feb
14
Jan
21
40
111
Jan
2
8
17% Jan
35
% July 19
Feb
24
7%
0
115% Jan
30
49% Jan
7
50% Feb
19
12
32% Jan
34% Feb
12
40% Jan
4
14% Jan
9
Heyden Newport
preferred
Hertz Co (The)
78
Jan
17
3%%
Jan
22
•4%
Hilton
Jan
Jan
,7
24% Nov
7
19% Feb
12
2274 Jan
7
27
12% Jan
25
9% Feb
25
10% Jan
10
18% Dec
Hires Co
25% Sep
7
17% Feb
12
20% Jan
7
12
9% Feb
12
11% Jan
10
Holland Furnace
12%~Dc:c
12
10 % Feb
13
Jan
18
Hollander
23
> Nov
15
19% Feb
25
22% Jan
11
32 % Jan
series
Holly Sugar Corp
16
29
17
5
40
Jan
.,,4%
7
31
Feb
Feb
20
11
,-40% Jan
Feb
16
74% Jun
19
61
Feb
7
\£)71 % Jan
52% July 17
33
Feb
11
39% Jan
10
103 % Mar 16
91
8%
4
30
26
23
33% Feb
10
2
97
Feb
5% Jan
28
6
% Jan
2
25% Feb
26
28 Va Jan
10
3
29% Mar
13% July 11
16% Jan
18% Jan
40
Jan
22
24 %
Sep
25
75
Dec
11
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
90
Dec
26
105
28
41 % Jan
12
Dec
3
Aug
28% Jan
6
36
38% Feb
25
Jan
3
26% Jan
29
6
77
Jan
2
84
28
Mar
Feb
84% Jan
8
88
Jan
7
49% Jan
8
Feb
87% Jan
96
lo
13
11% Feb
1% Feb
13
2% Mar
11 % Apr 23
99
July 26
5% Feb
11
8
J an
15
88
12% Feb 26
19
10
(A)
79% Feb
12
Jan
28
4 % Feb
25
5% Jan
3
23% Jan
2
32% Jan
19% Feb
12
5%
22
Jan
Hupp
14
Corp
5%
40
15
47
Feb
20
8
52
Feb
11
"
45% Jan
4
48
Jan
Dec
15
4.42%
12
53
Feb
10
45
1
45
Feb
1
26% Jun
20
30
Nov
13
27% Jan 23
7% Apr
33% Dec
19
11 % Mav
11
60% Mar 13
85% July 20
13
1«5
3
9
Feb
6
100% Dec
Feb
29% Mar
7
8'/a Feb
4
Jan
4
35% Mar
1
39% Jan
14
25
88'/a Jan
8
73
Feb
148
9
Jan
16
78% Jun
8
13
79
Feb
12
52% Dec
99% Jan
4
20
% Feb
5
Dec
55% Jan
11
20
89% Mar 20
24% Mar 13
42
20
20% Jan
4
47 Vi Jan
23
61% Jan
44% Feb
12
83% Dec
13
103
6
7
35% Dec
27 V4 May
33
Feb
31
550
Dec
8T
31
4j8
32y4 Mar
23
2
11
25
14
31 y4 Feb
1
29% Jan
14
3
69 y2 Jan
8
98 Va
15
13
29
34 Vi Apr
29 y4 Jan
2.0
4
38 y4 Jan
37% Anr
38% Feb
7
68
38 y4 Jan
32% Dec
3
72 y2 Jan
115%
7
11% Feb
20
Feb
19
4
93
Feb
8
$4
2
20% Feb
21
Int'l
Feb
13
96 % Feb
21
112% Jan
2
124 y4 Jan
14
86
■
28% Jan
2
40 J/4 Feb
20
44 % Jan
2
51% Jan
7
30% Feb
13
5
29% Feb
12
49% Jan
2
30
49% Jan
7
28
39 y2 Mar 16
30 % Feb
12
9
15 % Aug 27
13% Jan
7
14% Feb
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
27% Jan 10
56% Nov 19
19% Jan
2
31
21
32
18% Dec 27
30
18
10
130
lg
13
l
Feb
7
10% Mar 19
29% Oct
11
30 % Feb
35
Feb
32% Mar
20
7
55
Jan
22
54
Feb
25
32% Jan
2
Mar
19
8
Iron
*9%
10
19%
19%
19 Vi
1,900
9%
9%
97h
1,500
Interstate
Corp
Power
&
preferred
(F
L>
5%
0%
5%
5%
27 %
2674
26%
26%
27
27
1,400
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
*17 7 a
17%
3,500
38%
*37%
38 %
*37%
38%
*37%
38:%
200
74
26 %
4.500
49% Jan
31
77'a Feb
26
Johnson
For footnotes
see
page
26.
25%
267a
84
83
85
86
*
86
*95
*85
98
,
*6
87%
83
„
4%
.
87 Vi
98
50
12 %
12%
12%
*12%
12 %
12%
12%
11%
12%
11%
12%
12 Vi
l7/a
1%
1%
2%
l
7b
6%
5,500
12%
1,400
1?%
25,400
>2%
*2
4,900
„
6%
6%
7%
32%
82%
82%
82 %
47s
474
4%
30%
31%
31
31
30%
30%
1.000
2174
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21 Vb
21 7 b
1,900
34%
34%
34%
34 Vi
34%
34%
34%
3.900
53%
53 %
53%
537 b
54'%
53%
53%
9,900
59%
30
*21%
34
51
50'
30
4%-
1
59
,
80
98
50%
•
200
87%
*95
50 "2
*1%
4,900
85
50'/2
59%
59%
59
59%
59%
60
4,500
82%
*6
•
'
474'
46'a
46%
*45%
*47
48
*47
52
*51
52
*48
49
*48
49
46%
*45
*45
87%
*95
*83
Ya
*6
53
59
*85
96
26
85
87%
*85
*95
*83
50
32%
4%
5212
26 %
85
50%
12
83%.
58 %
26%
12%
,
30%
*30
26
50%
6%
.
7a
*83
98
*95
y
26
5%
*45 y2
,
774
■
2.700
4%
17,700
44'
74
46
*45%
46' i
*47
48
*47
*50
51
50
50
*48
49
*48
49
47
*45
47
*45
100
48
51
49
*45
1,700
827a
4%
46%
'
*48
46%
7
81%
48
51
"
-
4% *
*
4
_
!..
30
47
8%
8%
8%
8%
35 «/2
35%
35%
35%
357 a
36'/«
35 Va
35%
35 7 »
35%
8.000
75%
76%
77
78 y4
77%
78%
77%
79%
75
77
8,900
*150
158
*150
82
82%
82
82 </a
81
47%
49%
49%
50
49
22%
22 %
2^%
46 %
40%
47
*88%
90
20
5
15
7.50
No par
No par
com
Jewel Tea Co Inc
*22
46%
*83%.
28%
526
90
'
29 "B
28 %
530
527
37%
152%, 153
152 %
*29%
30
30
27
27
27
72
72
*72
100%
101%
11 %
11 "4
99%
100%
*95
.11 y«
45
99%
1
3.50
'
5
100%
37 %
152%
30
26%
*72
101%
11
99%
80%
50%
x46:51.
48%
227«
227B
22%
300
47
46%
46%
1.400
89
*88%
%
*22 Va
227 s
47
47
90
*8874.
28%
28%
528 %
3 7'a
154
153%
30
*29%
"27ya
26%
74%
103'/a
103%
97
*18%
18%
94
39%
40
45%
93
1161/4
93
40'
*115%
40
45%
45%
45.,
34%
*32%
34%
*32%
31%
32 y4
32 %
32%
82%
3
53 %
53%
53
53
52%
52%
52%
52%
-
*52 Va
*52'/a
54
*31
31 '/a
14
14 Va
27%
28%
53 %
31
31
14
14'4
'
*31 %
13%
-
*32
%
32 Fa
78
3C0
100
17.9U0
9,100
100%
14,400
97
18%
18%
92
92
*117
118
118
40%
40
45 Va
45
*32
45
53'
■ 4
1,200
160
103
2 2^0
2,100
33%
32 %
32%
u3
740
10.500.
10%
33 %
45%
33%
3.600
16.900
8
*95
40 y4
40
104
,
100%
19
92 V'2
91
116%
10 7
97
18%
74%
102%
101
*95
27 %
b
*72
11
100%
100%
*95
30%
267
10474
1074
153%
*29%
30'%
27
37%
153%
74%
*72
11
37 %
154
4.700
28
519 %
518
37%
9.100
89
277»
28%
526%
521
37%
18%
116
3,700
3174
49
97
*92
118
80%
30 Ya
*18%
45
25
U%
116
*33
_I~_
28 %
522
.
158
*150
1.000
49
*95
'19 %
93 %
91
74%
101 % "102%
97
18%
*88 7 b
153
158
2,600
81%
47
37%
3Q%
-
%
*22 Va
'28%
26%
25
corn—5
*152
-
529 %
38
37%
39%
Corp
158
*150
...
39 %
32%
53 %
2
*53
53:%
*53
31
31
31%
*31%
14%
137's
14%
31,000
1,600
53%
11
300
"a
31%
1.000
14%
.
3,600
28 %
27%
29 y8
29 %
31
31 %
31 %
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31 %
3,100
27%
27%
27V4
27%
27%
27%
27%
27''2
27%
27%
2.100
50c
!
%
31 %
10
46%
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
46 V
46%
46%
46%
3,500
par
~
\
*31
*125
27
1
128
*125
128
125
28
,«
125
2
*125
29
31
*125
128
128
52.300
30
common
Johnson
Jones & Laughlln Steel com
6% preferred series A
Manufacturing Co
4%
4%
4%
e24%
.24%
24Vi
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24
1,200
1
pfd
4%
5
3%%
&
158
*115%
Telcg_INopar
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Joy
3838
26
84
\
38%
25%
5 Vi
27
1
12
2
*37%
5%
8%
Co
12
2
96
v
8%
CO
Feb
17
*94
...
6.400
8%
Lake Sulphur Co
45% Feb
Jan
10.700
97
17%
! No par
2
69
99
2,000
34
*83
97
8 %
common,
1
7674 Jan
63
33
8%
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
67% Feb
42 Va Jun
€1% Jan
37
6274
%
27
1
preferred
Johns-Mdnville Corp
8
*93
35 Vi
64
34
8%
—
5d% Mar
11
•
34%
35%
63
33%
.63%
29%
>
89 % Feb
Feb
300
29 Vi
Power Co
Intertype
18
93% Mar
2,100
.
29 7/b
" 61.40 cum conv
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
11
bl
400
20
17%
11—25
28
27
,.
48
common
Jan
26
1374'
297a
preferred
86
Dec
35 %
100
International Telep &
International Utilities
43% Feb
72
•_3574
13%
*197a
27
No par
5
105% Feb
30 %
13%
29%
International Shoe
International Silver
6
3
30 %
33%
•
97
5%
30%-
*63
347b '
*93
20
30%
35
■
6374
34 *
19%
30%
17
100
58% Apr
30
•
96
5%
—No par
102 % Feb
36% Feb
*93
5%
*63
137a
20
s
35
35
35
63%34%. ;
~
*13%
1374
*3074
26
.IlOO
2
94% Nov
30 y4
%
*45%
common
27
15
33%
„.
207a
30
100
20
„
20%
30%
*47
Inc__
Dec
Mar 21
14
..'13%,
20%
Nj par
43 Ya Oct
85
20'%
*51
.
preferred
International Salt
Jaeger Machine
62% Nov
*13%0 14
974
29%
;
Jefferson
8
9%
29%
.
Rys of Cent Ainer
9
6
9%
29%
Canada
o
28
"20
5.100
10
_100
of
28% Jan
4774 Jan
2174
9%
100
367a Jan
24
21 %
19%
No par
11
Jan
21%
*9%
No pur
11
Mar 14
21%
9 74'
No par
28% Feb
55
2174
19 %
Corp—-
23% Feb
91
82
10
common
15
8
*8174
29%
Iowa-Illinois Gas Ac Elec Co—No
Feb
82
29%
Iowa
84
*81%
974
Machines
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
84y4 Aug 31
44% Oct 15
*8174
No par
preferred
Jacobs
71
50
2
4
*69
50
28
4% Jan
71
.50
25
4
*69
19%
No par
Jan
3% Feb
71
82
10
1
5%
<6
6,200
*69
19
Ltd—No par
53 % Jan
22
4,700
13%
21%
1%
27% Feb
Jan
2,900
40 %
13%
2174
12%
2
130
28%
40 %
13% r
%
21%
12%
12
2
28 %
40%
13
21%
*1%
43% Feb
Jan
28%
*40%
13 Va
21
12%
24 Ve Jan
123
28%
40%
81%
1
preferred
Nickel
7%
29 '4
Ya
82
*81%
100
com
international Packers Limited
International Paper common
Jan
28%
40
-
•
.3
preferred
«
98
107% Jan
Ctfs
Business
Int'l
1,300
50 %
10
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class
A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
com.—_5
17% Jan
July 8
55 y4 July 26
16
3
Jan
80
49%
.■
•
100
common
Int'l Harvester
7%
115
49 %
*49
25
—
91
19
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
70% Mar 13
|Feb 12
9% Jan
19
144
10
537
*114%
:t
900
14,200
1
Interchemical Corp
4y2% preferred
Int'l
Jan
38% Jan
156 % Jan
Jan
Insuranshares
Interiake
2
%
16
8174
12%
Inspiration Cons Copper
3
50
30
34%
3.9%
19
preferred-:
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co—
21
*69
-
*49
190
100 pesos
Ingejrsoll-Rand
Jan
48%
71
71
__1
SA_
35Va Jan
114 %
48%
49
51
1,100
*9%
Industrial Rayon
92
114%
114 Vi
48%
*49
13
cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mexico
8
*33 %
114%
13
__1
preferred
cumulative preferred
2
12
Jan
2iy4 Apr
104% Apr
2
12
29
14% Mar 13
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
7
5
Jan
Feb
112% Aug
13
22% Mar
52
25% Feb ,12
11
88
11
35% Feb
12
33% Apr
21
Feb
145% Jan
41% July 25
Feb 28
174'
28% Sep 21
25% Jun 22
J»n
27% Mar
156
1,400
34%
29%
Co
cumulative
24%
38%
407a
4.20%
-
24%
*15%
13
cumulative
4.70%
24%
15%
40%
4.08%
44
.
900
*24%
39%
29%
4.26%
8
16%
34 %
13%
34
Jan
74 Mar
87%
16%
15%
40%
33%
43%
Mar
47%
87%
16%
38 y8
29%
lo
45
50
47%
88%
16
51
800
6,000
47%
*87
40
13
commons—No par
cumulative preferred
50
9
15
16
28%
21%
46
8
15
X38%
*49
21%
21
Jan
76
47%
88
*33%
1,100
26,
*74%
*114%" 115
49 %
49 V*
5
Jan
Apr
48
88
*25%
76
16
52
50
19
55
*47 Vi
15
26
*74%
38%
50%
series
Jan
04% Apr
88
15
26
76
16
49
A
Illinois Power
47%
25%
38
115
48%
*49
Refrigerator Co
51
34% Mar
115
50%
<fc Sm
21
17
*74%
25
19
Idaho Power Co
29% Jan
76
25
10%
common...
pfd
conv
Hussman
4
53
83
26
26%
25
18%
•
Illinois Central RR Co
Nov
26
15
'
Hudson Bay Min
9
4
14%
15
600
33%
*9%
;
8
32% Oct
2474
'
24
39%
noncumulative preferred—100
9
22% Dec
24%
5,300
5%
5%
*32%
*9%
coin
—p
11
17
5%
33%
34 Vi
1100
tHudson & Manhattan
27
120% Dec
5%
*32%
5,200
2,600
30%
*30%
5%
33%
'34%
common--5
:
8
11
Nov
3,500
37%
27%,
*5%
88
»
Power—No par
6iy4Feb
23% Dec
30%
39%
«
*32%
*33%
—No par
7
18% Jan
'
>
Lighting &
63% Jan
33% Jan
136
39%
5%
47%
<
16
63
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
Jan
Dec
30
3°%
*134%
33%
15
34%
35
18
J 5
Nov
Feb
30%
136
'39%
5%
24
,,
38%
lo
f
44
13
29%
25%
16
12.50
Co
1
43 y2 Nov
27
*74%
37%
__5
fUning.
2
Feb
26%
*33%
*30
Jan
Dec
26%
30%
2474
10
51% Mar
94
26 %
30%
2474
30
55
38
26
247b
preferred
35% May 3
72% May 4
60 y2 Aug 15
1
12
26%
24%
coinmon,
Houston
60% Dec
Sep
36 7
24%
*69
.
& Sons
15
13
7% Jan
23
85
36%
24%
1
>54% Jan
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
27% Dec 13
19% Nov 29
15% Feb
40
5
4% preferred
4.40% preferred,
5
26% Mar 19
3% Apr 23
30
87% Dec
36
16 %
•2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
i_100
17
Feb-
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
15% Nov 29
1% Nov 20
29
300
50c
5% conv preferred
Houdallle-Indusl.rics
Inc
27
3
66
20
9% Nov 26
3S%
16%
2.50
14.25 preferred!.,,
Hotel Corp of America
14
26
98 % Nov
*134%
39
35%
*16%
100
A
.
Honolulu .Oil Corp
Hooxer Electrochem
2
21% Jan 23
12% Feb 10
Jan
136
38%
34%
*133%
5
Co
convertible
Homestake
8
31
8 Vb Jan
Jan
35% Dec
78
25%
101
34%
167b
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
5
35% Jan
Nov
1,400
*16%
50
Corp
1
14'/a Apr
89
64%
25
Corp
(Charles E)
26
May 16
33% May 28
143% Dec
6
64%
1
£
»
11
400
64%
16%
2 1/12
Hotels
31
31
64%
89
2nd pfd (conv)__No par
9% Dec
Feb
65%
16%
.1
Chein
6% Apr
Dec
1,800
25%
38%
'
47
series A—
preferred
cum
.
12
9% Nov
69
36%
10
Hewitt-Robins Inc.,,4
1
4%%
85
151
36
89
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common„No par
23
21% Dec
■
101
36%
*32%
27.
47
preferred
21
2
44
•
26%
.76
-
25
common
27% Feb
80% Feb 25
"18% Oct 22
26%
No par
Powder
47% Jan
3
41% Dec
25%
103 %
36%
G4%
136
*25%
*101'%
36%
101
1
47% Jan
12"% Mar
*15
*74%
100
11
Jan
3
Jan
25%
36%
101
38%
-
24
15%
5%
77% Feb
27% Feb
•7% Oct
*23%
1
common
noncumulative
Hercules
99
60
5
preferredE) & Co
53% Mar 20
2
Jan
25%
25%
*133%
-7
5%
4
•Hercules Motors
10
Mar
64
% Dec
1,300
65
32%
dlst
(G W) common
(H J) Co
3.65%
20% Mar 19
4
3.100
20%
37
29%
5%
32%
(W
Heinz
64
13
.64
81%
20:%
'
26%
15
6
19
5% Nov
26
28%
100
Aug
13% Nov 29
4% Nov
81%
20%
34%
1
common
Jan
Mar
61% Dec
Dec
8272
20%
103
34
50
preferred
47
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
66
82 %
20%
64%
34
.
500
82%
20%
36%
136
38%
38%
41 %
82 %
21
*100%
66
*133%
10
4,
*.
9
124
3
89
100
2.50
common
15
21 % Mar 15
20
29 % Oct
65
5
28
51
21
31% Dec
15
41%
82%
%
*25%
26
103
37%
37
Co
14% Feb
27
38% Jan
23
Oct
Chemical
26% May 25
15% Dec 31
36% Nov 29
80
*25%
*100%
1
G% Jan
4
20
33% Nov
1
;
34% Jun
11
101
11
23% Oct 25
45% Dec
X20%
100
Co
Harshaw
21
85% Nov 15
45% Dec
X82
21%
2.50
1
Corporation
23 % Feb
13
Jan
37% Jan
preferred
Harsco
Harr.ls-Seybold
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Feb
60
Dec
6%
>
7
25
3
110
1
82%
21%
common
preferred.
4
74% Jan
19
Oct
Co
30% Mar
1
34% Mar 27
Dec
Dec
34
Watcli
convertible
Patter Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac common
7
89% Feb
76
47
Dec
•4%
41%
82- *-
5
Cementing
27% Feb
5% Feb 20
32% Feb 25
Aug
Hamilton
41%
5
20
Well
Printing Co
Hammermlll
46% J:'iv It
37% Mar
8
28
F)
Haveg Industries Inc—
91
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
17
25% Feb
27% Mar
Mar 27
8
32% Dec
.
16
Mar 29
Jan
133% Mar
11
29% May 28
24% Nov 20
11
(W
Water
23%
29%
30%
30%
31
32%
33
34
33%
34
4.800
100
80%
85%
*85%
87
85%
85%
P>%
85%
*85%
88
52%
54%
54
54
53
53%
88%
*87'
88%
88
88
46%.
46%
9.100
72%
73%
1,300
1
100
5
12%
10
100
1
51%
52%
88
88
4
4 %
4%
-
4%
50%
5074
88
88
43Va
46%
46%
47
46%
47
45%
47%
74
74%
78%
73%
72%
73%
73%
73%
48%
49Va
95
6674
~
95%
6574
*
*87
48%
47%
48%
x93%
"...
93%
94%
*94%
65%
66%
65%
66Vi
X48
47%
48%
4%
4
.
46%
94
94%
65%
64
47
93%
64%
6.100
60
2.000
30
16.800
94
-
620
65
9,800
11
1957
Volume
Number 5619
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
k
(1169)/
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
EXCHAN3E STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
K»ott
iear
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Mar.
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 3
1
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
AND
Mar. 7
Mar. 6
the Week
Friday
Shares
Mar. 8
1
K
34% Feb
13
70% Aug
104
Nov
27
127
44
Dtc
18
52
37% Dec
7
78
Dec
92
373i Feb
108% Jan
2
4% %
cum
3
Feo
14
4% Vo
oreferred
3y% Jan
24
82
16
Feb
13
96
79% Jan
9
1
Dec
5
103
Mar 13
93% Mar
97% Nov
28
108
Apr
89
Nov
30
105
Mar
87
Dec
23
103
71% Feb
37
12% Dec
30
Jan
4.50%
preferred
jqq
21
4.20%
preferred
"1100
May 22
90
Jan
4
95
Jan
25
66
Feb
11
77% Jan
1
38 % Jan
31
26% Jan
2
29
23
Jan
2
26
12
Mar 27
Dec
4%
Kansas
6
4
Mar
19
12
Jan
2
Kelsey
5
128% Jan
4
Kern
13% Jan
45
11
Kayser .(Julius)
6
Feb
11
45 % Jan
4
Dec
31
57% Feb
11
66% Jan
14
30% July 16
27 % Feo
7
47
12'
40% Feb
13
43 % Jan
27
41
Jan
17
43% Mar
40% Mar 19
29
Mar
61
Apr
32% Dec
4
52% Jan
31
74 % Aug
82
18
98
58% Apr
39
30
35% Jan
Corp
King-Seeley Corp j
65% Jan
5
Koppers
51% Feb
1
85 »/2 Jan
2
20
21% Mar
Dec
21
25 % Feb
13
27 % Jan
14
31 ■% Dec
26
50% Feb
22
10
29% Apr
14
4
z9% Mur 29
12
31% Mar
29
91
«
4%
Mar
E
Kresge
Kress
1
34 % Jan
4
Feo
21
25% Jan
2
Jan
17
24
19
47
13
Apr
25% Apr
3% Nov
16% Sep
10
14% Jan
21
15% Jan
4
13
27% Aug
7
23% Feb
11
25j/a Jan
11
4 V* Jan
6
3% Jan
8
4% Jan
24
4
16% Mar 13
18% Dec
19
25
Nov
Jun
8
34 Va Apr
89
May
3
97
Kroger
9
u an
(S
H)
Co
Laclede
2
.
3
18% Jan
16
24
19% Jan
8
Lee
Rubber &
25
343% Feb
1
Lees
Lane
(James)
94
9
13% Jan
17 Va Jun
10
26
58
15% Nov
26
21% Jan
2% Jan
15
Apr
Oct
28
17% Feb
5% Feb
11
203/4 Jan
10
$3
1
5
7% Jan
10
50c
14
26
Feb
12
29% Jan
9
30
19
Jan
15
20
Jan
22
21 Va Mar 26
16% Feb
12
18 Va Jan
15
9
6~% Feo
1
82 Va Jan
3
18% Mar 29
11% Feb
13
13% Jan
14
25% Nov
1
16% Jan
4
20% Oct
16% Dtc
28
9
4
Apr
63
61% Oct
1
72% Fen
20
163 % Feb
2
49
Jan
64
23
12
68 % Jan
15
150% Mar
50
9
Aug
Feo
141%. Jan
2
137 % Dec
,
Lehigh
Feb
8
29 V8 Nov
12% Dec
Lehigh
98
2
74% Feb
4
10
11 */4
15
19% Dec
24
5
a an
2% Jan
453/4 Jan
19
56
Jan,18
Lehman
F'ink
&
Lerner
Lily
7
&
Tulip
pfd
12'A
12
12
%
12%
40
40 %
40%
40%
9,500
108%
109%
108%
UOV4
41%
41%
41%
42%
40%
41%
6.500
42
66%
65
65%
16,600
41%
42
2.000
3,200
110
109
109'%
12'A
40 Va
107 Va
108%
29 Va
28%
29 Vb
28 Vb
29
*40'A
41
41
41
*40%
41%
*40 Va
41
40%
X42%
7,200
42:%
43 VB
2'D%
553,4
55%
20 Va
.43
43%
43
43%
29%
*29
29 %
29 Va
29%
29Va
29%
55%
56'%
x55%
56
54%
55%
54%
54
%
1,000
2,800
x89»%
89 %
88%
90
90
91
90%
20'%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
10.700
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,100
31%
31%
32%
3.000
20
25 Va
25%
31%
31%
32 %
24%
25
25 Va
47'%
47%
47%
47
47
47%
15%
,
IP '/a
a
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24
15%
*3%
*
4
25%
3 Va
31%
260
25 VB
25Vb
25
47%
47%
600
25
47
.
48
3,900
15%
15Va
15%
15 Va
*25%
25-%
*25%
253%
*3 %
*17%
17%
17%
3,600
15%
25 3/4
15'A
*25
*3%
4
*3%
4
17%
1,200
19
17%
173/4
4
1,900
17%
17%
17%
17%
19 "4
19'A
19
19.
*18%
19%
*19
19%
33
33
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33'%
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33
*32%
33
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92
*90
92
90
90
*88
92
16
16
16%
16 '%
16%
16'A
16'%
41
41'A
40 3
41
4,600
15%
15'/a
15 '/a
3.600
32%
32%
92
*90
153/4
15 V8
16 Va
6 'A
10
41%
40%
a
15%
15%
15'A
15'/o
2 %
2'/a
2'/a
2%
2'/tt
6,700
19'A
19%
3,500
*6'%
6 V4
2
4
2
19 %
6 'A
19%
19%
19"4
19'%
19 Vi
6%
19
19
300
29,200
2%
14 7
2'%
2
19
40%
41
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
26%
27
26%
27
9,900
19 Va
19'A
19'/a
19%
1,600
1,600
26 Va
27 'A
26%
27
26%
26%
Vb
19'/«
19
19
19'/a
19 Va
17
17 VB
17
17
17
17 '/a
17
17'A
*17'A
17%
2,100
72%
72%
73%
73
7 4'A
75
75'A
73 %
74 %
4.300
72'%
5
12'A
12
12 %
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
9,600
65%
65 'A
65 5
65
653'a
19
No par
10
__7
12
25
149'A
10
•
5 4'A
*
*149
149'A
65%
65%
150%
*14934
54%
%
54
55
*
.
65 %
65%
65
100
Corp
Vb
15%
*25
2574
15%
com
25%
25%
31%
*24%
31%
247
40%
...
*
Va
25%
%
31
100
43
*89
21
25%
3,800
43 %
29
90'%
*89
;_1
Tobacco
12%
40
12%
401%
65%
No par
Corp
Cup
12'A
40'%
100
500
28%
preferred_.No par
Myers
25%
26
12
15%
(The)
preferred
1%
3
40%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Liggett
25%
63%
1
Libby McNeill & Libby__
7
25 %
15
Products
Stores
25%
1,400
68%
37
63
10
common
2nd
Corp
Lelin
31
Mar
1st
noncum
25%
25 VB
No par
Valley RR
Val'ey Coal
noncum
28 Va
68%
28%
;100
:
4
21
2
28 %
*36%
37
x28%
5
preferred
28 %
68%
x61 "4
common_3
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Feo
39
July 10
3.85%
8
16% Mar
Jan
31
July
Jan
14% Feb
3
6
1%
2
14% Jan
27
35% Apr
7
28 %
61 'A
.
Mar
90
Mar 22
29
28'%
1
Co
28%
2.800
28'%
68
29 %
25
Tire
Sons
*36%
%
*40'A
4
A
Bryant
&
37
28%
Consolidada 6% pid..75 Pesos Mex
18% Jan
17% Jan
30
68
37
60
5
_
common
series
98
67%
65%
II—IIHHl
Co
*95
*95%
37
"
No par
~
preferred
99
41
41%
I—-Jllti
Co._______
98
*96
68
x25%
26
108
10
Co
90
99
12
j
(The)
Gas
4.32%
La
&
Mfg
20
99
40 VA
j
...
Co
97
99
*96
98
x28
.111.1 no
:
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100%
*96
4 2'A
I
common
Inc
32 Va Feb
7
22Va Mar 12
30
5o%
Inc
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Kroehler
3
54 Va Oct
>2
Co
85
67%
27%
2.50
preferred
Korvette
J
*83'A
3,000
*95%
*36
com.
1711
*96
99
37
25%
No par
Indus
*96
39%
99
100%
99
39%
700
47%
95
95
95%
101%
67
1
OIF
*92.%
*100'A
1,400
*47 Va
85
*83
93%
98
_n
Kimberly-Clark
20
Feb
Co
".1.1
4%%
conv
prior preferred ~~25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co (I11)_I 1
4
Jan
&
Copper
County Land Co
85
101%
66 'A
__8 75
Hayes
Kerr-McGee
17% Feb
43% Jan
Light Co_
'•
99
27%
39
22,900
42%
105
105
39%
39%
39
■•■83
85
47%
47%
*47%
42 Vb
43%
103%
*47%
104
93%
*36 %
No~par
Co
-
*95%
50
Kennecott
o
Jan
Electric
Kansas Power &
Feo
21
25~
&
38 %
42%
103%
43%
42%
104
*100'A
96%
101%
com..No par
preferred
38 %
85
*93%
*96
47%
*83 'A
noo%
preferred__100
Southern
Gas
377% Feb
7
Dec
city
non-cum
101 y4 Feo
Nov
40
Mar
cumulative
Kansas
4
36% Mer
9
20
12
1
3y%i.
14
18
Feb
21
25
Mar
Feb
Feo
96
53% Apr
43 'A Oct
42% Apr
24
102
K2
104%
47%
38%
*83
5
433%
42%.
104%
48%
38%
10
4.35%
43V4
106'a
47 %
18
1473i Mar 14
23
42%
106
Jan
48
27
May 28
113
Corp
__33%
preferred... 100
1
50
91
24% July 23
10
Chem
conv
97'/a Jan
46% Jan
15
21% Jan
Jan
Sc
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
3.80% preferred
100
4%
cum. preferred
™ 100
23% Aug 14
14
Feb
24
2
1
13
92'4 Muy
9
Nov
49
38
Mar
Alum
45% Jan
15
101
3
20
44% Aug 14
21
Kaiser
12
Feb
u% Jan
3
Aug
Feb
54%
150%
55'%
55
b
150%
X148 3/4
55%
56
1483/4
4,900
240
4,500
56
r
„
47% Jan
76% Nov
23
35 Va Jan
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
84
24
100 % Jan
Sep
25
6% Nov
29
12
723/4 Jan
9
Link
11
16% Jan
2
Lionel
Feb
12
46
58% Dec
28
7% Jan
12
8
18Vs Nov
29
12
3d
45
25'/a May 14
33% Dec
Jen
10
19
21 Ve Oct
6
8
Jan
88% Dec
102% Jan
27
2
353/a Jan
4
6
26
23
25
Jan
Lone
Lone
11
7
103
Feb
28
5%
89
Jan
25
11
104
Feb
18
92
19
103% Dec
28
1011% Feb
21
104
Jan
21 Va Feb
23
15% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
Dec
28
143% Jan
5
119% Jan
2
127% Mar
26% Dec
27
20
25% Jan
24
83 Va Jan
21
Jun
26
Dec
28
61
15'/a
15%
300
46
45'A
45%
9,500
Mar
29% Feb
4
15
Va
7
7%
7%
7%
73%
46%
45%
4 6 'A
45 %
45
12.300
8,500
23,700
19'%
19%
19%
19%
xl9'A
19 Va
18%
19%
33'/a
34
33 Va
33%
33 %
33 Va
33 Va
33%
32'%
32
32'%
y3?3%
33
32'%
32%
15/64
7/32
7/32
15/64
10
preferred
E
preferred
Feb
11
933/4 Jan
8
18% Feb
12
22
Jan
7
62% Jan
2
Lukens
16 Va
127
28
<fc
&
(Mi
Steel
Inc.
.1
.
'A
102%
17
-
127%
102%
16%
126%
27%
28
22 >/4
22%
1027%
*87
*90%
*101
;
102'%
16 Va
126
27%
28
*81 %
92
*102
102%
16 3A
16%
126
*125
"
H01
*102'%
16%
16%
10,300
20
90
*90 r%
102%
127
22 Va
102'%
-,*87
90
*90'%
92
22 'A
22 3 iff
102'%
*87
*
90
167/a
126%
102%
*101
10,200
28.700
463,500
92
102%
17
~40
1.400
4,100
125'%
'
125%
150
27%
2734
27%
27 Va
27 %
3.200
82
81'%
81%
80 •'%
81'a
1,600
.3.33 %
80'%
81'%
80%
82%
19
.50
«.
Sons
Co
92
92
92
92
102%
90
*87
22%
22%
102%.
*101
90
(Ky).No par
Co
22%
22%
101%
*87
10
101
Nashville
Lowensteln
12
22%
101
100
...
31%
32 Vb
.
mo
pfd!
common.
& El
Louisville Gas
31'%
„
13/64
10
100
100
Co
Vo
100
73/4
451%
7 Va
7%
46
19:!4
.1
<P)
Louisville
79
*75
6-"a
7%
79
*74
79
33 Vb
46
*
series
7%
4
7
*76
79
46Va
——T_„
series G conv
Lorillard
7%
*75
33'/a
series
45% Feb
7(5
9
Dec
15%
19 Va
series B
8
May
27% Feb
59
15 Va
45'%
76%
Lighting Co com
preferred-:":.
D preferred
Long Island
31
109
27
90
Co
Gas
4.40%
14
12
30% Nov
15
46
64
__4
Ccip
4.35%
Dec
116
;•
44%
63%
46%
—
4.25%
Nov
Mar 14
Star
Rights
7
15Va Dec
86
97
64
15
44%
43%
___No par
Cement
5,600
63 %
15%
_1
,-1
...
Inc
Star
23 % Jan
22 Va Feb
89
% Mar
t
99
13
Loew's
11
633/4
63%
*15
451/4
100
preferred
Corp
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
2
57 Va Jan
convertible
15
com
List Industries
35 % Jan
31% Mar
Jan
3%%
4
Corp
Carbonic
62%
63
15 Va
44'%
62%
2.50
(The).
63 Va
*14%
B
Co
Corp
Liquid
11
22
9
Jan
106
Jan
9
25
6
23% July
19
98% Dec
6
27
13/64 Mar
28
Mar
76% Mar
2
Mar
18% Feb
32% Feb
Juiy 2o
37% Dec
Feb
75
6
43% Jun
Belt
-
38
12
Jan
3
14'% Feu
62% Mar
7
18
14% May 28
19'A
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
2,600
54%
55
53%
54%
52'%
53 %
52%
53 %
51 Vb
52%
12,900
M
37% Nov
23
Nov
15
27% Dec
20
120
49% Jan
144
36% Feb
30% Nov
21
39
Feb
20
125
27% Fen
3
12
32
120
May 24
14
Jan
7
Mar
4
Jan
12
30% Feb
5
82 % Jan
11
86% Jan
30
11
33Va Oct
16
80 % Dec
27
92% Jan
13
8 Va Nov
21
10% Apr
6
8% Mar
4
9
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
28
7% Mar
6
9 Va Jan
Dec
18
139
Mar 20
31 Va Nov
26
41
Mar 13
473% Dec
4% Jun
26
26
8% Nov
72 Va F eb
20
35 % Jan
6
Jan
610
.
9
476
28
Jail
<J
3
,>a.ii
5
Jan
4
3
24
Jan
6%
16
10
Trucks
No par
No par
Magnavox
19
Mahoning
Jan
5% Feb
11
4
Manati
Mandel
7
Jan
24
19
Nov
5
10% Apr
18
29% Nov
28
48 % May
16% Feb
"i
20% Nov
13
18% Feb
56% Jun
14
52% Jan
3
July 11
31 % Ft b
11
35 3a Mar
Marquette
31
14
35 Va Jan
Marshall
51 Va Sep
26
29% Apr
,
1
18
21
82% Dec
40 'A
37% Nov
11
98
Jan
8
17% Jan
14
103/4 Jan
30
Maracaibo
8
33 '% Jan
2
6
38
45% Dec
Feo
91
Jan
28
2
47 Va Jan
22
1
35 % Jan
8
21
22% Feb
18
Apr
24
Nov
20
50 Va Mar 23
28
25
26
2) Vb Jail
48% Mar 19
37
Dec
17
74
Nov
7
Mar
35 % Feb
13
39Va Jan
cum
$3.40
cumulative
32% Feb
25
83
Jan
8
82
70
Jan
3
77
28% Feb
6
i4% Apr
56% Jan
3
28
Feb
12
54
F. b
137« Jan
12
Jan
*
Jan
9
15% Jan
24
55
10
32% Jan
3
26% Feb
19
30
Jan
4
41% Dec
13
46
.Jan
6
40
a .1
21
42
Jan
22
12 Va Dec
21
15
Jan
16
12% Jan
2
13% Jan
8
69'/a NOV
28
83% Jan
24
38 Va Dec
26
40% Dec
28
Oct
1
43
13% D^C
17
16
25
32
May 15
Dec
13
95% Mar
54% Dec
2
28
McGraw-Hill
M^r
1
]4 % Jan
11
75% Mar
6
80% Jan
14
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
49
2
55% Feb
4
197/a>Jan
29
Jan
29
18
Ja.i
2
21% Jun
12
17
Jan
21
20
Mar
41% Apr
30
34% Feb
12
37
Jan
82 Va Dec
19
102% Jan
16
85%
90
Mar
27Va Nqv
29
98
Apr
6
24% Feb
8
Feb
25
26
27 % Feb
5
26
82
11
45 %Jun
Feb
28% Feb
32% Mar 15
9
7
11
7
30Va Jan
4
e >
21% Mar
88 % Jan
2H
July 11
Feb
,i>
X-jij
4%
16
Mengel
26
Mercantile
12
32% Jan
29
Merck
Co
&
Inc
Co
Inc
common
Feb
26
J en
Fob
23
6
57% Jan
2
Mergenthaler
..0
11
21 Va Jan
8
Merritt-Chapman
55 % Feb
12
623/4 Jan
11
Mesta
Feb
18
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
104% Jan
9
4.35%
10
3.85%
20
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
102
Jan
6
107
Jan
23
98% Mar
4
99% Feb
21
b-t
8
84 % Jan
23% Jan
xd
1
3
May 10
?•>
Jen
4
94
97% Oct
9
82
Dec
27
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
86
Feb
14
80
Feb
102
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
100
Feb
4
103
Feb
19
47% Jan
20
61 34. Sen
5
41 % Fb
5
503/4 Jan
10
2*
an
14
$3.50 preferred
$4
conv
4.45%
pfd
&
Conner
29 Va
83
83 %
81%
*8'A
8%
*8%
8Va
7%
7%
7:%
7%
8'A
8'A
8
8
79 'A
31%
*485'%
9
•%
79%
37%
77 %
37'%
*490
500
9%
*83
83
420
100
9
*7%
734
1.600
75%
76%
2,600
37
2,100
371/a
9
9%.
77
36%
3 7'A
500
*492'
500
8%
9%
9 Va
7%
10
4,500
5'A
.
*4%
9:%
15%
*
5%
15%
4
*4%
5%
16%
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
9-%
9%
9%
9%
9%
2 300
"9%
1534
93/4
153/4
9%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
28%
29'A
7,100
31'A
31%
32 %
*31 %
10
29 %
29 %
31 %
32 'A
*32
19
19 'A
19
53'%
541/4
34%
34%
29%
29%
32%
19
53%
53%
34
35
,
*
«
32'%
900
1
9'Vb
19 Va
19'A
19'A
19%
6,200
59 %
5*"%
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53%
53
53
1.000
353'a
4.200
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34%
35
35
3"*%
3 ' %
33 %
33%
87'%
87'%
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42%
42
42%
33%
33%
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87'%
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42'A
43
29
29
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29'A
2°%
21'%
21%
22%
*22
36''a
37
36 'A
37
42
x0<y%
21'A
'A
36'%
30%
30%
293A
22
1.200
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6,400
82
*81
*82'A
83
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*76
*
293/4
2934
1,700
54 'A
54 '/a
54 %
54 %
100
1,800
*54%
54 %
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54'%
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14%
14%
14'A
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3
50
50c
26%
26%
43
41
13%
13'A
13'A
13%
72
70%
71
36',
37
5274
18%
14
14%
*27
27%
*27
27%
27
27
42
*41
42
*41
42
13%
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*41'4
400
13%
13%
71
71
10
13%
3,100
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15%
71
35%
42
13%
71%
70
a
35'%
36'%
35%
2,100
Va
36 Va
35%
36'A
36 Va
37
37
X36
36%
3534
353-4
1,100
36%
357b
3634
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.)
14'%
27
27
40
76
30%
14%
13%
83
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77
54'%
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82
30'A
30%
14 %
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1,700
36
77
30 Va
20
19.500
21V4
83
*76
2,000
4134
29%
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*81%
77
40%
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36%
*76
83
42
30 Va
77
*83 Va
*76
88
22
83
82
33 %
36%
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*81
%
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22
,
37
82
82
33
*86%
88
29 %
22%
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*81
303'4
35
35 %
33%
88
%
33 %
200
19 VB
*54 'A
1
5
84
*83
34
*8%
*492
P
3,800
7%
76 Va
37%
9%
29%
8%
par
10"
29%
*7%
A./2
9%
11,300
*3%
'
79%
37%
20
28%
5'A
*5
*15%
*86
83
37%
500
9%
x23%
300
28'%
29%
83
par
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13'A
13 Vb
13 "a
1.200
75 "2
75%
300
3
j
13%
*13'A
77
*75%
76%
75%
75%
75:%
75:'A
53 "A
52%
53 Va
52%
53 %
52 3'4
52%
2.400
52 34
19%
19
19%
19''a
19 Va
2,000
53
'A
19 'A
18%
19
19 Va
193.4
19%
2.300
353i
2,700
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%»
19 Vb
20
1938
3512
35:%
35%
35 Va
35%
.35%
35%
35%
5
100
1
90
90
90
29 %
29 %
29 '4
29 %
29'A
1,800
83'%
83'%
83'%
84 'A
84 »A
120
*88
Co
90
28%
29
83
83
*88
28 7 a
90
23 Va
*88
29
83 %
83
84
35 "a
*34
25
*34
35
3%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
*21%
•>]%
16%c
31%
31 "a
x313a
31%
88 Va
*85
88
*103
100
1
*34
*86
*108
Co—No par
Scott
12.50
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
28%
29%
29%
37'%
128
*122
28%
28%
29'A
„
*36%
36%
128
28%
28%
304
Linotype
Machine
2.20%
Miami
2nd
*122
28r"a
No par
89
8
53
28
363/a
37%
128
29 3
No par
4
-n
17% Nov
(The)
Stores
Mar
_
l"-;%
61% July 31
onet
common
preferred series B—
Co
*36%
*122
28%
par
1
.
(1st series)
Corp
36%
128
10
Co
Jan
84
9
93
116
3
see
Shoe
29
14
r«v\rnoT.es
Mfg
common
preferred
Jan
10
Wnr
4 % %
Melville
22% Feb
Dec
64 %
Corp
par
18
Inc
36%
*122
3
Co
Stores
Norris
McOuav
37
44% Jan
Julv 19
McLellan
Mead
3674
125
—.1
new...
Publishing./
Robblns
&
McKesson
8
101 Va Dec
77
Co
McGraw-Edison
4
*
35
314.%
Jan
1
2
Stores Corp common
convertible preferred
40
1
26
McCror?
37% Jan
2
31
N""'
common..
preferred
11
31%t»ct
21% Nov
Corp
$2.50
11
17 % Dec
33% Feb
•McCord
Feb
15'% Feb
81
Corp
Jan
n
10
23Va Feb
preferred
McCall
70
5
23
76
$3
common
32
19
43% Jan
72% Jan 16
Maytag Co
No
—No
—No
No
pl'd
34% Feb
% Aug 20
Sep
j
8
No par
pfd 1947 series_.No par
$3.75
8
70
2
Jan
No par
1
$3.75 preferred
75 % Jan
4
25
100
1
common
13
7
87% Mar
20
4
No par
Co
Stores
Dept
50
Co
Corp
Electric
Master
20
Feb
96% Jan
14
July 17
Mason!te
5
5
Co
31
97
21
54
Mfg
Co com
&
preferred
(Glenn L)
Martin
May
Cement
Feb
21
Dec
12% Dec
4
4%%
6.2*
...
Inc..:.
preferred
convertible
Field
1
Corp common
Feb
Dec
73% Dec
70
Corp
Calculators
Midland
4%
7
32
Marathon
Marine
54Va Feb
Exploration
Oil
Marcliant
Jan
19 Va Jan
Jan
31
19 Va May
11
40% Jan
3
5
Manhattan-Shirt
2
86
24
No par
Feb
28 % Mar
7
Co
U.Jan
15 %
31 % Mar
32% Feb
50
1
Co
Bros
31
30
4
RR
Sugar
Sep
9
(The).
Co
Coal
8% Oct
5Va Dec
16
—1
10
1
Copper
Magma
2
24
Feb
10
100
1
Magic Chef
36%
123'
29'A
i—u—5
Inc
Co Inc coin..
Jan
89
_10"
preferred series A
Square Garden
(R Hi
4%%
Madison
39 % Jan
500
common—10
Forbes
&
preferred
Mack
Maoy
28 Va Feb
28% A or
86
10
MacAndrews
5
54%
1C9
54%
20%
21
50 3
56 3 4
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
*88
B
45
98%
*85
*84
*99%
31%
*85
32*
87'%
109
108
108
54
54
x53
53
20%
21%
57%
58
90
*34
35
22
*21%
22%
390
32
32 •%
32
32%
21,600
*85
87'%
*84
86 Va
*106'%
*53
58
88
53
58%
88
*86 "2
88
100
*98%
100
*88
*38%
88
*85
88
*85
38
*85
*84
88
*34
88
*82
88
101 "a
*99%
101%
4534
45%
46','4
*98%
101%
46
101%
46%
*99 Vb
46
Va
53
1)00
20%
21
34.400
*58 %
59
108
53
54 %
21 Va
98%
300
108
108
20:%
21%
10
35
'
21
90
21 %
*34
90
100
35 %
*89
59
1,100
*87
*98 "2
88 "a
100
88
*85
88
*82
101
101
46
46
10
88
101
10
88
46'A
30
4,300
it
82
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1170)
NEW
26% Sep
26
Jan
33
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
6
30% Jan
Middle
7
South
Midland
40
Dec
40
42% Dec
12
May 28
7
142
28% Feb
5
18% Dec
31% Mar
41% Feb
8
38
Feb
12
3
127
Jan
2
137
20
Feb
Jan
40
20
-26% Dec
13
Mar 12
47
Dec
126
Aug 10
36% Jan
9
43% Mar
Prod
32
S
common
1st preferred
Jan
4
32% Jan
14
20
Feb
12
22% Jan
25
Miuneap & St Louis Ry
10
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
17% Jail
21
19 % Jan
23
73% jail
29
84
61% Sep 26
95
Dec 21
75% May 10
58
15
67% Jan '
Feb
2
94% Jan
3
12
2
-
98 % Feb
28
14% Feb
Jan
Corp
Minn
26
$4
131%
131%
32
*31%
32
32
-
13% Oct
:
4
24% Jan
76
8
88
Jan
11
79
Feb
12
85
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
22
Jan
29
25% Mar
22
-
Oct
30»A Nov
42% Apr
-25Vs Nov 21
2
30% J$n
28
16
Jan
18% Mar
32
31%
31%
31 %
32
32
28%
28%
28 V
2
28%
28%
28 "a
28%
21
21'A
21%.
21%
21%
21%*
21%
18%
19
No par
preferred
33% Jan
3
25
Feb
13
27% Jan
15
18%
18%
61%
80
80%
80
63
62%
63%
63 Va
04. V
98
96'2
96 %
17%
17%
14
Minute
3
9% Jan
2
49% Apr 30
37% Feb
15
46
4
Jan
29% Jan
3
40% July 24
26% Feb
12
33% Jan
4
;30% Jun
25
36 % Aug 14
33% Jan
2
37% Jan
18
9% Nov
29
17% Jan
5
9% Feb
8
12% Jan
8
,A9Vi, Nov 29
81% Jan
5
55% Jan
25
65% Mar
6
39% Feb
12
44% Jan
8% Feb
13
35% Apr
47 V* May 14
26
7% Oct
2
11 % Feb
29
3
76
Feb
20
67
Jan
67% Oct
2
88
Feb
20
75
14% Dec
-r
31
22
Mar 23
60
21
Oct
Dec
13
31
10% Mar
Feb
8
4
69
Jan
2
80% Mar
7
14% Jan
3
16% Mar
7
Minnesota
*96%
28% July 23
24% Jan
3
8
23% Jari
14
18% Nov 29
20% Jan
17
23% Jan
9
29
24% Jan
3
14 % Feb
18
18
Jan
33% Nov
19
51% Mar 19
30 % Feb
26
37% Jan
11
Mar
Power
Light—-No par
*25%
29% Feb
4
7
10
25 % Dec
14
22 % Feb
11
25% Jan
24
18% Jan
32 % Mar
7
21% Feb
12
23% Jan
40% May 10
27% Feb
14
32% Jan
8
18
Jan
4
5
15% Jan
28
36% Dec
21
45% Jan
11
18
38% Jan
11
29 % Dec
31
42
% Apr
12
42% Jan
4
50
Mar 15
14% Mar
35% Feb
11
26% Feb
6
30 V* Jan
4
% Jan
7
48% Jan
14
43
11 Va
11%
11 Ve
40%
41%
40
40%
29-%
*
2{i%
UVa
41%
02 %
65%
62
Missouri Pacific
41 Va
41%
41%
43
42%
43
42%
Mohasco
3%'A
class
RR
Industries
A._No par
5
inc
preferred
Monarch
Monon
class
8,200
Tool
Oil
42 %
42%
19,200
10%
10%
10%
60.300
68
68 %
68 %
68
9%
9%
330
%
79%
78.%
,79%
79%
79%
80
80 V
a
*80
81
550
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
10%
16
16
800
*21'%
22
21%
21%
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
21
21%
1.100
Va
22%
22%
22:%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
3.400
15
14%
14%
100
43,300
22%
No par
*14%
2
32 %
5
26%
26%
No par
43%
21 %
28%
'
'
■
'The
Co
22
43%
Co
22'2
*14%
15
15
*14%
15
*14%
34%
33%
34 Va
33 'A
33%
26%
26%
26''a
20%
26
26%
4,000
43 Va
43%
437a
44
43%
43%
2,200
Va
21%
21'/a
21%
28%
28%
28
%
28'%
4,900
38
37%
3774.
25,700
22%
22%
22%
34%
34%
33%
X20%
2674
437a
437a
21 %
21 %
21%
21%
21 %
29%
.
28%
29
28%
28%
37%
37%
38
37%
23
22%
23
22%
34%
,
—.1,000 lire
—
Co
i
Montgomery
'
No par
Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
(John)
36%
377a
37%
12
22%
23 Va
*22%
*
Products
Motor
Wheel
187ii
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
'18%
19
500
38%
38%
39%
39 Va
40%
39%
40 %
38'%
39
11,300
10
42 7 i.
42%
42%
43'A
43%
44
*42%
43%
*42%
5
21%
21%
21 %
21%
'21%
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21%
1,500
l
29%
30 'A
30%
30%
30%
31 %
31'A
31 %
30%
31%
2,200
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'%
1,600
37
37 %
36%
37
;
Co
Munslngwear Inc
5
Murphy Co <G C)
Corp of
1
—
37
36
29%
29%
29%
X29 Va
No par
*45
46', a
*45 Va
40%
46'%
Cbatt & St-Xouls—___ 100
112
112 Va
E)
&
1,400
18%
37 %
Corp
Corp
Brass
19
4,100
10
-
Mtftor
21
—3
Co
&
Inc
(f
43
68
9%
Mining & Chemical
shares
Myers
64%
*5%
25
Chemical
Amer
Murray
GO
79
—No par
:
Monterey
Mueller
41,000
63 7 it
68
9%
68
;
6,900
10,400
*15
A
Power
68
14,000
10
100
B
Monsanto
08
9 7b
10
1,900
10,200
1.25
Machine
RR
Class
9%
97i
9'%
68
__ioo
4.20%
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Morrell
20
11'A
41 Va
25%
64%
Motorola
31
10%
41%
02%
3
Sep 26
10%
%
25%
62
6
21
*26%
26%
10%
41
25%
29%
40% Mar
14 % Dec
20%
10%
41%
36 Va
19% Jan
30% Nov
26%
10%
40
29%
13
10
26 %
30
36%
13
Jan
7.900
Va
30%
13% Feb
47
30%
30%
30%
36%
35% Feb
11
900
30%
30%
30%
80%
85
9%
28 % Mar 12
' Feb
24%
30
29%
51% Mar 14
42
24 %
*84
30 %
13
9
25
36%
27
45% Nov
86
*24 %
10%
18% Nov
23
*84
25
30%
37% Dec
30% Jan
86
*24 %
36
20
33% Jan
40% Jan
17'%
*84
10
Monteeatini
11
8.400
86
25%
10 Va
Montana-Daicota Utilities Co
12
1,900
100
36%
Montana
26
96
17'A
30%
26% Mar
35% Feb
96
17%
10
44% Feb
21% Feb
96
35%
40% Jan
26% Feb
r
17%
29%
24 % Jan
1
18'A
-95%
4
9%
3
27
14,400
29%
14
38% Aug
64%
35%
Jan
46% Anr
7,100
64
9%
Jun
31
-
25%
'*84
30%
61%
.2,700
-•
.
18
80'%
35%
28
23
21'%
17%
79%
23 'A
47
Dec
21%
4,300
-
80%
l
22% Nov 29
38
28'A
l
&
Corp
39% Jan
30% Jan
25%
30 3 a
,!
26
17%
13'A
85
2.50
Paper
140
1,500
33
28
Co
.5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com_.No par
7% preferred series A„._
100
8
21
25
Ontario
Maid
17%
85
100
Mission Corp
Mission Development
20
16% Nov
&
:
2,200
65
%
64
.-
2
43
♦'32%
21 %
500
31'A
130
'
98
25%
1
common
preferred
conv
7,100
18%
18
80%
81.%
*96%
18%
81
Xl7%
80
.No par
preferred.-
Minnesota
12% Jan
10
i
2nd
11
23
'
1st
$1.50
Feb
9% Dec
19
85.50
-
♦
43
32
28%
Reg/.-—1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
{
1
Shares
32%
130
43%
130
131%
Mining & Mfg com—.No par
30
>36% Jan
j
1
10
Jan
31 Va
33
*129
131
f
,
43%
43%
x43%
xl29
*31%
—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
4
43%
131 %
1
Minerals & Chetn Corp of Araer
90% July 26
43%
32 Va
32%
10
35
Oil
32
43 %
x32%
the We- k
Mar. ti
Mar. 7
100
12
11
25% July 17
Mia west
32
43 %
Frida j, 'V
Thursday
33 »A
32%
33%
33
33'A
Sales far
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday,
Mar. 6
33
10
-
,
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
distribution
Steel
Monday, March 11, 19.57
.
•
Feb
22% May 14
Apr
8%
Inc
Inc—
30% Feb
31
105
$25
Tuesday
Monday
ft
27
Jan 23
58
Ex
4
Utilities
Enterprises
Midland
4
Jan
117
STOCK
EXCHANGE
33% Feb
2
YORK
AND
LOW
STOCK
learlbob
Lowest
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCK
YORK
Range for Previous
/
.
America—
Bros
29 3
10
-
4
,
37
46
29
*40%
Va
*37'%
37%
28%
29%
43%
1,000
37%
%'
28'%
28%
47%
*46%
3,600
47 %
-
2,100
300
N
118
24
148
May 10
16% May 28
22
July 16
16% Feb
15
62
Jan
82
July 25
69
11
<
23
Feb
17
11
Nov
26
»
35% Jun
8
Jan
34% Oct
28
29% Jun
110
Feb
130
12
Feb
Jan
8
Nashville
18% Jan
4
N
80% Jan
,
8
National Acme Co
a
t oo
-
27
22
Mar
Jan
3
National
Airlines
11
Feb
12
13% Jan
15
National
Automotive
35
Feb
12
38% Jan
14
National
24
35
Jan
National
30
155
39 % Jan
17
18
8
30
,
Aviation
2
38'% Feb
26
Jan
2
161 Vie Jan
24
15% Aug 17
13 % Feb
27
15% Jan
9
National
59
July 20
26% May 14
33% Dec
6
46 'A Feb
12
52% Mar
8
National
22% Feb
25
National
33% Jan
25
National
Cylinder
7
National
21
34 V. Feb
Apr
11
20
Feb
10
34% Jan
,
.
13
20
179
23
Jan
42% Aug 14
25% Jun 27
21% Mar 19
20% Feb
10
92% Dec
17
101 % Aug 28
20
21% Mar 12
18% Jun
29% Oct
11
20% Jan
30
3
Feb
12
35% Feb
21
19% Feb
25
23% Feb
•
37% Dec
93
27
61% Apr
13
38% Mar
154
Dec
10
179
132
Nov
30
153
11% Jan
5
-
9
National
27% Mar
7
National
5
18 % Jan
7
19% Jan
25
National
Fuel
40% Jan
11
National
Gypsum Co
15
28
97
12
114
31
156% Feb
11
162
Mar 12
132% Feb
20
139
12% Jan
4
13
Jan
14% Sep
4
Jari
4
Mar
7
Department
Distillers
4'4%
National
Lead
Co
23
7%
23
6%
preferred
Jan
7
National
Linen
42% Jan
21
47% Jan
17% Feb
12
18
20
77% Aug 17
66% Feb
27
80% Jan
.'33% Dec
28
87% Nov
33% Feb
12
37
Mar
40% Feb
12
51
Jan
National
Supply
36% Jan
2
38'/4 Jan
16
National
Tea
4
9'A Jan
10
National
3
13
48
10% Dec
26
12% Oct
12% Feb
13
17
5% July 18
8
Feb
Natl
Jan
Malleable
National
Nat U S
National
Vulcanized
6% Jan
2
11
8
Jan
14% Jan
2
5
Nelii
17% Mar 19
13% Jan
21
14% Feb
4
Neisner
31% Feb
13
33% Jan
18
96
79
85
26
16% Apr
79
Nov
88% Jan
50
26
17% Sep
May 28
'
6
97% Feb
21
20
14
125% May
7
87% Nov 19
23% Nov
29
33% Apr
36
32% Nov
29
47% Jan
3
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
76
'
Sep 26
94% Jan
440
91
Jan
107
July 25
500
Jan
Jan
27
30
32% Dec
26
Jun
21
34 % Dec
4
75% Nov
17
Jan
2
New
England
Jan
24
New
Jersey
11
58
8
84 % Jan
7
23
Feb
14
New
25
26% Jan
35% Jan
10
27% Feb
4
New
York
26
25
29% Jan
10
N
Chicago
Feb
78% Feb
102
19
86
4
Mar
102
Jan
7
Mar
Y
4
New
$5
Nov
N
Mar
Dock
non-cum
26
Harlem
12
17
Jan
15
41% Jan
14
Preferred
37
Mar
8
54% Jan
4
2
36% Jan
38
Jan
4
82
Feb
11
98% Jan
DcC
11
Jan
9
79
Jan
16
82
22% Aug 16
70% Jan
38% Nov
29
16% Jan
16
Jan
50% Aug
Jun
Apr
7
19
3
23 'A Feb
Pa
.5
4%
,
76% Jan
2
39 Va Feb
12
79
Jan
55% Mar
107
Mar
44«/« Jan
7
16% Feb
5
17% Mar
Co
Corp
13%
137'a
7%
7%
*85 'A
86'A
16%
*85'A
16%
17
84
*84
84
X103
104
7!) %
80%
79%
80 'A
24%
*85 %
*13%
33
*85%
80%
17
167/»
17
86
*14%
33
32%
102
1674.
14'A
17
86
102,
75'%
80
24%
100
78'%
14.700
10
2,490
7,700
30%
31
26%
26%
No par
*80%
24 %
24 Va
Va
,
24 Va
24 Va
24%
24'A
3,300
30%
30%
31%
2974
30%
34,900
26 Va
*79%
26%
26%
267 a
26%
26%
6,900
24 Va
*79
80
102
102
*100
105
*100
105
*103
105
'103
105
*351
50
300
1,300
86%
100
103%'
79
14'%
33
'84
86
*84
103% 104Va
79V4 ' 79%
14,300
14%
*13%
86 Va
2,300
7%
14%
14%
14 %
13%
7%
30%
Va
*79%
14%
32
32
600
13%
7%
14
400
*351
400
*351
400
*351
410
*351
410
80%
80%
*79%
80%
~10
Co—
100
14%
*14
33%
'
14%
14%
*14'A
1474.
1,600
33%
33
33%
33 Va
33 Va
4,800
37
37%
40%
39%
39%
37%
37 %
37%
*80
31%
x31
31%
74%
*72
74
*72
74
80 "4
80 'A
*78
80 Va
*78%
80
84
84
*82
84
89%
*87%
88%
*
31 %
*72
100
-100
*83%
*80
86
31 Va
83
*"87%
85
*80
86
86
*80
.No par
31'A
31%
420
2,200
,
31'/a
18.100
*72
*78
'/a
74
80 Va
100
83
130
83
83
*87%
89%
89%
19'A
191/4
*19
19'A
36
36%
x33%
36
1,300
67
67%
66%
67 'A
5,400
23 Va
23 %
9
Adjustment
North
American
Northeast
4
Northern
6
Northern
8
5%%
3i
Corp
Central
Ry
Natural
Gas
7
Co
Common
series
preferred
series
84
Dec
18
preierred
series-.
85% Jan
10
85% Dec
18
21% Jun
8
5
.
preferred
series-
$4.16
preferred
series
4
Northrop, Aircraft Inc
17% Jan
4
Northwest
Oct
1
19% Jan
3
14% Feb
12
1
28% Jan
6
21% Ffb
15
22% Jan
11
47^ Jan
10
•4.6%
50
41
59 % Jan
24
Norwich
30 Va
30%
58,400
21%
22
22
*77%
54
105%
42 %
Airlines
79
54%
106
42%
78
78
78
54 %
Va
55
55
106
106
42
*23 %
*103
42%
43 Va
130
55
*106
5,900
250
42 Va
43%
16%
100
73%
17
79
43 Va
17%
33,500
17 %
80
*76%
80
78 Va
78 Va
90-
*89
90
90
90
92
17
*90
92
-*90
A
90
90
*89
92
*91
90
89
100
*90
92
*90
90
*88 Va
90
*91
93
100
*88%
-
.100
92
-92-
17
17%
*78%
*89
.
17
17'A
78%
79%
9,900
'
:
Va
17%
92
180
240
.
92
'
90
:
109
93
30
"
X26%
26%
25%
26 Va
25%
15%
15%
15%
157 a
•15%
id
*21 %
22
26%
.26%
26 V2
26%
Iric common—10
15%
15%
15%
16
25
21%
21%
'21 VA
22
*21 %
22
2.50
50%
51
51%
*50
51
Co
79
54 Va
55%
1,100
107
79
79
107
!1
preferred
Pharmacal
V4
__100
$4.11
28 Va Feb
20% Oct
31 Va
21%
5
preferred
$4.10
18
30 Ve
22
24
(Minn)—
$3.60
90 V2 Feb
31%
22
5
Co
C
$4.08
100
30%
21 %
10
com
Pacific Ry
States Pwr
14
1
23 %
30-14
21%
*23%
100
Feb
Feb
24%
29%
50
Co.,
*23%
1
—
preferred
Northern
400
1
Aviation
Capital
Feb
9%
19%
82
Feb
9%
67%
91
2*
9%
35%
2
u»r»
*9%
19,300
19 %
2
63% July 23
9%
*14%
102'/a
82
12,700
•'13%
32%
101%
J
3.100
8%
14%
32 %
17
37%
8%
67
10
Feb
*14
86
44'%
37'%
35%
Jan
92
10%
*84
43%
8%
14 %
14 Va
14%
45%
37%
Va
8
19 Va
Jan
♦Ao»nn'«
*14%
7Va
44%
37%
8%
7%
14
45%
37 '/a
67%
86
8
7%
Z
35
£5
2
13%
7%
Ry common__25
preferred
25
3
Jan
13 Va
7%
30
Co....
9
88
13%
Western
Feb
24% Jan
2,000
19%
&
Jan
5
4,600
37
Va
66%
Chemical
91
13
66%
36
'*9%
9%
.-.100
101 % Jan
for
9%
26 Va
•
103
14
9%
24
preferred
preierred
5
July 25
2,400
66%
36 Va
8%
46
20%
;
12
99 %
9%
100
17
29% Jan
18
67%
30%
17%
13%
| «%
29 %
com
Dec
102% Jan
18
66%
36%
37%
37'A
8 Va
5
,
Pwr
Dec
90
67
*35%
45%
45%
37 %
1
18
17 7/a
671/4
17%
8%
Corp
82
.
35%
45%
.
72% Dec
74% Jan
18
67%
Co—_15
Hartford
84
21
5,100
37 'A
—
Louis
Northern
18 % Aug
43%
35
2
18
42%
5
10
14
44 Va
2
23% Jan
Jan
44
Niagara Share Corp
39 % Jan
Jan
44%
Norfolk
24 % Jan
48
44
Nopco
1
105
44 Va
3
12
8
1,100
8%
1
440
12 7A
45
pfd-100
50
17,500
127 a
37%
System—
135%
,
13
18
32
Co
159%
134'%
114
13
07%
Va
112
159
136
44
18
86
1107%
15974
134 Va
112 Va
*
136
12%
35%
*851/4
109
21,000
•
12%
67%
14
96
13
35%
14
1Q1/,
39%
*94
12%
X '
1
Co
19%
39'A
96
8
Jan
15
29 % Mar
20% Feb
5
12
31
*134%
'
-
19%
3 9 Tit
100
n
159%
Xl'11%" 113 Va
159'/a
*158
:
60%
17%
19%
*94
96
134 Va
35
„io
preferred
23% Jan
38
49% Sep
25% Oct
$3.75
Niagara Mhk
3.90%
11
134 Va
19%
39
39%
159%
111%- 112
*158
/
19%
88%
*94
391/2
4.10'A
12
.
.
96
37
12
33% Feb
38
'
41
28
62% Feb
112
19%
19%
37%
*94
-
37%
84% Feb
13
.
41
90
73% July 18
26% Fen
7
Aor
110
19%
19%
3^%
90
37 %
14
43
26,800
99%
41
14
5
27%
'97'%
37%
25
4
26%
99 Va
37%
Jan
19
27%
*97%
%0 %
18% Ff'b
Jan
27%
99%
19%,
No par
preferred
31
27%
*97%
37 'V
—Nope-
Shipbuilding
3.60%
Dec
Jan
1,200
26%
98 Va
20
1
York
30
13
19%
27 %
98 '/a
*94
Common —
81
Feb
19%
26%
99
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
:—
No par
New
8
91
19%
27 Va
*19%
19%
19%
20
26 7 it
14 Va
74% Jan
28
1
*
1,300
20
<97%
44 V
preferred
1
13,600
33%
3.40%
16% Oct
4,000
38%
Va
14
45
32%
38
14%
31% Mar
1
32
38%
33
73% Feb
35% Oct
32%
37%
14
2
88
32 %
37%
33 Va
15
111
32 Va
13%
18
8
%
36%
33%
Jan
28
22
32
37%
100
77% Jan
Sep 19
22
32%
30 %
No par
71
May
22'A
32%
37
43%
series A—
29 % Jan
41
21%
21%
32%
36%
13
:
5%
5
104
21%
21%
32%
—-.No par
&
28
60% Jan
'
'21%
21%
32
RR
23
77% Dec
22
._1
12%
Common
11
Feb
22% Nov
■
11,900
1
common.,
34% Feb
33% Jan
'
52%
preferred—No par
New Haven
13% Feb
18% May 25
•
52'A
common—No par
St
85 % Feb
103
52%
135Va
Central
6
82
52 %
158 Va
Air Brake.:
York
Y
Y
York
29
78
52'A
100
69% Nov
Nov
51 %
_f
28% Dec
73
52%
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock.—I
N
94
51%
Newmont
33
39% Mar 27
28
4,000
51 Va
Inc
Electric
160
160
50%
*134%
Fibre
Pr & Lt
160
1374.
-158%
preferred
86
16
13
75% Mar
3%%
36%
37'%
159
13%
~i
Bros
37 Va
159
160
14 Va
Corp
Newberry Co (J J)
37 Va
37 Va
158%
160
1
109% Jan
Tan
90% Feb
9
64% Jan
19
19
Feb
N
12% Nov
*
17
6
JUly 24
16% Feb
Hi
16% Feb
159
13%
Natomas Co
2
8,400
37
37 %
100
14'A
Radiator
Jan
37%
37%
160
1
2
11
Mar 13
3,800
1.5
14 Vie Jan
15
3
8,200
Cast-No par
Inc
10% Jan
39% July 30
Dec
12%
35%
'13%
Corp
(The)
27
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
75
12 Va
35'/a
5
Co
26
3
12%
36 %
—1
Corp
9% Feb
Jan
12'A
35%
—100
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
12% Feb
31% Dec
14
12%
36%
No par
Steel
National
5,700
12
36 Va
10
Steel
Shares
National
,
&
11
5
22
11%
36%
37%
100
Mar 29
8% Mar
23 Va
11%
36%
5
A
Theatres
jaiu
9 % Apr
13
23
11%
37 %
100
common
Service
10
15
23%
11%
5
B
24
Oct
23%
1,200
37
common—5
preferred A
Jan
48% Oct
Dec
23</a
1,700
14%
common—v
Jan
■
20
7
23%
50
17%
71'%
23 V
A—1
L-—
14
36
23%
113
13%.
Co
$4.50i preferred
20
5
23%
.
14 Va
Stores
Prod
Gas
32% Feb
Sep
71
17%
*17.%
13%
—
Co
pfd series of 1951
16% Jan
64
Jan
.
72
*113
115
*113
-
5
Inc
98% Mar
,23% Jan
3o% Feb
123% Aug
71 %
115
—10
Gas
2
94 % Jan
105% Feb 23
Lines
*17'%
73
100
;
Corp
■
Casli Register
City
17%
73
10
common
Can
12
100% Feb
28
23
Co
preferred A
Jan
94
9
Dec
Biscuit
17%
73%
■
'
76% Jan
7%
17 Va
73 %
*113
1
Inc
Dairy Products
Nov
17%
73
5
Fibres
Corp
11% May 24
150
*112'%
17
71%
.^5
—
16% Mar 19
42 % Apr
113 Va
17
1
1
Corp
51%
*
*21%
51
22
52 Va
53
25%
53%
12,600
7,000
100
3,200
'
Volume 185v Number 5619
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
YearYDStf
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
-
Lowest
Highest
PORK
LOW AND
STOCK
31onday
EXCHANGE
Pat
Tuesday
Alar. 4
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Friday
Mar. 7
Mar: 6
the Week
Mar. 8
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 5
Shares
O
49
Dec
48% Feb
12
4
94% Jan
2
101
5
79
Jan
2
89
Jan
11
95
Jan
4
103% Mar
109% Feb
10
94
Feb
1
98 % Feb
28
14
58% Aug 13
14
90% Dec
13
78
Dec
20
100
95
Dec
18
110
.92% Dec
31
110% J-an
'Jan
15% Dec 21
23
July 17
83% Dec
3
91
Jun
18
33% Jan
4
47 % Apr
3
34% Jan 10
17% Nov
1
43
97% May 29
23% Jan
3
104
Nov 29
Nov 20
July 10
5
44% Jari
4
17% Feb
18
Jan
97
Jan
Jan
11
28% Mar
7
42% Feb
2
Abg
2
107%/jan
33% Feb
14
3
May 2
16% Sep. 10
59
Nov 20
91
60
Nov 27
/ 84
«/ 106
.
1
6
35
Jan 27/
90
Nov
16 Vo
15%
15%
85 %
85 %
85
85
39%
38 Va
39
Oct
•
4%
Oklahoma
series
Natural
40%
40%-
40%
40%
40 Vi
17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
93
*91%
93
*91 %
93
Gas—
"27%.
27%
27%
28
27%
7.50
Olln Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Common
11
11
12
13% Jan
11
Jan
3
89% Jan
11
12
44% Jan
4
Otis
13
81% Jan
2
Outboard
-
5
45%
Conv preference 1951 series___100
Oliver Corp common.
l.
,i__l
4% % convertible preferred.
100
?107%
Mar
16% Jan
85
Jan
15
16% Jan
4
10
68
18
Jan
98% Tea
9
13
11
36% Feb
:
11
...
..No par
.
Overland Corp
iThe).
23 V4 Feb
16% Oct
17
Owehs-Xllinois Glass Co
2
4%
3-
cumul
Corp
Oct
47
preferred
22
5
17% Jan. 22
12
27
Pacific
24
Jan
*
Nov~27
53% Mar 28
Feb
18
26% Jan
18
37
-Feb
27
11
50 V'a Jan,
8
Jan
12
35% Mar
Jan
12
28% Feb
28
142% July 16
152% Feb
9
123% Jan
Dec
26
Mar
9
common.—
Lighting. COrp
131% Mar
7.:
2
137% Mar
Feb
20
Feb
8
—
11
11
19% Jan
4
48% Feb
12
56% Jan 16
88% Jan
2
92% Mar
8
4
East Pipe
26
Jan
8
27% Nov 29
36% Jan
3
28% Jan
2
33% Mar
29
42% Ded 10
40% Jan
8
44% Feb
42% Feb
22% Feb
12
48 V2 Jan
4
Parke Davis & Co—
12
26% Jan
2
Parker Rust Proof Co_
16% Jan
18
40% Jan
4
57% Apr
30% Jan
17
8
12% Jan
23
17% Dec
20
37
9
•
Common
Paramount
18% Jan
7
3% Feb
18
'4 Va Jan
24
10% Feb
12
12% Jan
2
27
Feb
11
30% Jan
7
56% NOV 26
49
Feb
13
54
7
39
Jan
7
21
Jan 10
37
Nov 27
"
Jun
41% Mar 12
;
Jan
44Va Mar
'
Penick & Ford——
Jan
30
84
Jan
3
Feb
12
40% Jan
2
Penn-Dixie
13
16% Jun 18
68
Dec 12
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
24
52% Feb
12
60
Jan
2
Penna
43% Feb
25
45% Jan
9
Penn
101
Nov
30
49% Feb
29
43% Nov 26
92% Dec
Jan
48% Jan
.
27
19
109
Nov
29
28
45% Jan 23
Feb
2
,
29
6
19% Jan
13
11% Jan
31% Jan
13
23
35% Feb,
147
Jan
26
Sep 12
64
168
96
18% Oct 24
3
9
Penn-Telcas
25 % Jan
8
35
Feb
25
Jan
10
common
Feb
8
69
8
Jan
9
Peoria Ac.Eastern,
7
PepsiiCola Co
18% Jan
2
3
45% Feb
25
49
Va Jan
10
Mar
1
95
Jan
14
97
Jan
25
17% Feb
12
19% Jan
4
3% Jan
2
4% Jan
15
42% Feb
12
50
Jan
4
95
Jan
10
96
51
Feb
5
18
2
22% Mar
*13%
14%
14
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'/a
25 Vi
25 Vi
«'
25'%
26
25 V*
25 VA*
„
25%
27
16% Oct
2
105
22% Apr 12
7% Mar 12
3% Nov 26
37% Feb
10
93% Oct
4
51% Oct
28
..
107
64% Jan 23
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
137
3Q
V131.%
35% Dec
19
40% Mar 23
36 % Jan
20 % Dec
10
26% Mar 14
21
96% Dec
28
112% Jan
13
84% Dec
17
102
24
Feb
Jan
104 Va Feb
87.-.% Jan
94 Va Feb
12
14
106
Jan
4
94
Jan
3
Dec
10
109 Va Jan
10
104
Jan
30
Jan
Dec
5
Dec
26
23
1
27
44%
136 3i
136%
137%
6%
6%
15%
16 Va
15%
51%
50%
41% Jan
21
74
10
76% Jan 24
77% Feb
4
16
10 Va Feb
14
13 Va Jail
3
99 % Mar 14
40% Dec
17
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
10
43 Va Feb
12
53 % Jan
4
18
8 % Jan
4
9% Jan
11
3
.40% Feb
18
Mar
,
5
59 % Jan,
102
Feb
9
89
3
Jan
Feb
Jan
3
70% May
28 %
9
Dec
26
96
Apr
16%
-3% 10%
27%
52Va-
Deo
7
100
Apr
4
32% Feb
16% Jun
149
140
Dec
13
50 V2 Nov
8
20 %
11
Dec
21
37% Feb
13
74
Jan
170
10
96% Apr
8% Sep
39% Dec
6% Feb 10
24% Feb
78
9
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
23% Nov 19
132
Dec
28
36% Jan 24
19
16
Jan 23
69% Dec
17
Mar
5
21
91
Jan
8
Jan
39% Fdb
16% Feb
146
146
Jan
15
Jan
9
52 V8 Feb
11
75% Feb
27% Feb
19
7% Feb 12
13
22
Jan
23
21
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
45% Nov 15
55
7% Dec 31
Aug 10
10% May
2
74
1
10
May
23% Feb 25
12
99% Jan
15
15 V2 Jan
16
37% Jan
4
27 Va Feb
12
31% Jan
10
21
13
22% Jan
7%. Jan
64
Mar
Dec
31
08% Mar 29
72% Jan
26
26 % Jan
22
Jan
22
Jan
2
22
Procter
9% Jan
67% Jan
18
$4.75
45% Mar
5
29
26% Dec
11
8
77% Jan
18
15
24% Feb
23% Feb
Feb
3
31% Jan
2
32s4pFeb
27% Jan
3
29"
Feb
82% Dec 21
103% Feb 16
85 Va Jan
14
92
Feb
85% Dec
26
104
Feb
15
86% Jan
15
90% Mar
5
89% Dec
17
106% Feb
15
90
Feb
1
22% Jan
3
62% Oct
1
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
37% Jan
4
51%
Afcr
5
footnotes
see
nae#
28.
P*r
7
24% Jan 21
95
24
13
27
66% Jan
37% Feb
12
46% Jar}
*103%
——~—
18 Vi
18
■18%
18%
18%
4,7(11
3%
3%
3%
10%
1,600
10%
*27%
27'/a
27 Va
27 Va
27 Va
27%
27'A
27'A
1,100
53 V*
53 »/4
52%
52 Va
53
53
53
53
x40V4
42 Vi
40 Va
41 %
41%
42%
42%
44 Va
*21 Va
22
22
22
26 V2
27
*26 Vi
26%
*26Va
27
*26 Va
27
•
4
83 Vi
83 Vi
83%
83%
84
6.800
36%
36
36%
35 Va
36
8,300
13%
14%
14%
8,900
13%
14
55 V
55'/a
56
56
44%
443a
44 Va
44 Vi
44%
100 Va
100 Vi
100%
XlOO
13 Tb
*53
a
'
96
95 Va
96
95%
96
20 Va
20%
20 Va
20%
58
58 Va
58
58 Vi
58 Vi
20%
58'A
23%
*34 V'a
185 Va
184%
11%
185
186'
11%
35'A
185%
*66
68
*66
68
*66
35 Vi
23%
185 Vi
24
34%
*34'/a
11%
24%
34 Va
11%
23 Va
11%
X23%
xll%
44%
2,300
44%
•100
260
100%
f *95%
96 Va
180
20%
20 Va
37.300
58 Va
58 Va
2.900
11%
11%
15,300
23
23 %
•34%
35
4,200
300
-
183
182
2,600
68%
*66
68
300
57
*54
39,700
21%
22%
22%
21%
47
47
*46
47
X46V2
46%
•45%
97
*96%
97
*96
97
97
97
17%
17%
3%
17%
3,100
3%
1,300
*96 Va
•
17%
.
17%
44 Va
17%
17%
'
4
*3%
22%
22 Va
*
17%
95
55 V 4
39'/a
391
39 Vi
21 Va
21V a
~
56
22 'A
22 Vi
104%
104
104'/a
'
.
39%
393a
99
*21%
97
55 Vb
39%
21 Va
45%
44%
*95 Vi
95%
54Va
*95 Va
4
4
45%
44%
44V«
223a
4
3VB
.
104%
104 Va
92 Va
104 Va
92 Va
92
92
100 Va
*100
101
*100
100 Va
*
104 Vi
105 Va
*104Vi
25%
26 Va
26 V's
105%
26 Va
92
100
104%
93 Va
93 V'a
22'A
44%
39 V
a
4,500
700
104'/a
240
93'A
210
*92%
26 Va
25%
26
14"'3
147/a
14%
15 V«
14%
15 Va
14%
15 Va
63 V
64
63%
63%
63 Va
63%
63 Va
64
64
44%
44 V
a
44 5 «
45 Vi
45
45 Vi
44%
78%
78 Vi
*78Vi
.
*77
79
*77
59 %
23%
•77
11'A
11 Va
96%
79
r
)
1,700
96 Va
•95 Va
48 Vi
47%
48 Va
46%
9 Va
*8%
10
•8%
9%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
92
92 Va
92%
91 Va
91 Va
120
19 Vi
19
19 Va
59%
59%
59 Va
l?Va
£%
59%
19%
59%
2,100
1,100
24,
24 Va
23 Vs
24%
23%
24Va
6,900
43
59
79
11%
"
19
300
'
97 Va
10
42%
460
6,300
81
*834
48
*8%
*91 Va
•79
81
44%
47%
47
10
19 Va
13,000
64%
*95V«
47%
92 Va
15
15
97 Va
96V4
*8n4
42%
10,800
11 Va
467a
19 V*
26%
11'a
96 V«
42 Va
26%
11%
11%
*91 Va
105%
11%
97%
47 3i
11
11%
*95 Va
*79
79
*77
79
*104%
,
81
40
100
100
25 7 «
79
12,000
21%
*104%
79
340
56 Vi
39%
105 Va
44%
8,900
45%
21%
104
*104V4
44 Va
10
97
55%
102
105 Va
300
46%
•95%
*100%
42 V
92%
19%
a
91%
*19
360
34,600
1,500
59%
59%
24%
24 %
247 u
*90
92
91
91
*90'
93
*90
92
*90
91%
91%
40%
*90
91%
*90
91%
90%
90%
100
39%
39%
39%
6,600
16%
1,500
*89
39%
40 Va
40'/a
393i
'
16Ta
16%
16%
16%
16%
30%
16%
39 Va
16%
*90
16%
16%
93
148
*144
148
*146
*144
149%
10
143
*
147
149 Va
*146
X54
54'/a
54
54
53%
56 Va
56%
58
56 Va
3,500
79'/a
79 Va
79%
79%
81 Vi
81
82
79%
*145
793a
7Va
*
7%
7Va
148
*144
148
149%
143 %
*146
149%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
28
28%
28
a
28
28 Vb
28%
28
*77
73'/a
*77
79%
*77
79 Va
♦77
79 Va
*81
821-',
*81
89%
*80 Va
82%
*24 %
24%
•24
7%
28 V4
6,900
24%
300
*80%
24%
"40
3,700
2,600
79 Va
»QO
1/j
*24
*lal%
62 Vi
pt lit
24 Va
,
28 V
24%
•lSl'Ja
l?»i
64V4
63 Vi
24%
132
1j9
63%
91
*89
24%
63%
)89%
8834
90
15%
15'A
15%
15 Vi
15
33%
34%
33 Va
33%
33%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
21%
22
22
-2
44%
45 Va
44%
45 V
*28
8Va
8%
8%
37%
76
23%
77
23
37
,a
a
77
23 /4
45 Va
135
64 Vi
90
90
15 Vi
15%
15%
15%
900
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
2,900
28 V4
27%
28
27%
800
22
21 %
217 a
21%
45%
45%
45%
45%
1,900
9.400
8%
8%
66%
66%
455a
45 Vi
45 3i
44%
44%
381
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
a
5,800
63%
63%
66
8 V4
IO
•131%
64%
8%
•
88 V'a
8%
*65
89%
700
9
13,000
67
,100
44 Va
44%
3.800
38%
38%
6,000
•76
77
100
300
4'7 6
77
23'i
♦23
24
*22%
23%
*23
23 %
23
*22
23
*22
23
*22
23
117
*114
•114
118
*114
118
77
76%
76 Va
114 Va
27%
90%
*90Va
93
100
100
10
*89%
*91%
27%
90^*
90%
a
91,a
27%
No par
61
39%
61 ,a
40V'a
61%
39Va
27
•131%
20
90
28 Va
93-a
28 Va
66
8%
86
114
113% 11^
x21%
a
132
27/a
90,4
"
100%
100
.
""
20%
X96
28
93
(The)
13%
14
*53
X44 Va
27%
*90Va
Oil
80
82%
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
Pure
200
27 Va
36
31%
Pullman Inc
70
27 Va
27%
36%
31%
preferred
preferred
Puget Sound Pow Sc Lt Co.—
21%
•26%
•21
26'A
83 Va
32
4.30%
800
14,300
35%
97
*77
7.0QQ
27
21%
26 Vi
*26Va
31%
<4.18%
.
82
21%
100
25
25
100
18%
18%
/
*21
56 V'a
a
200<
.
10%
45%
—
24
33i
55%
91
20
9.200
44%.
.
lO'/a
44
38
-—
24
3%
44
—
44%
24
10%
10
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
4.20% preferred
44%
V2
44
120..
6,400
3»i
66
4.32%
43
10%
10
Indiana—No par
43
3 7ii
65
of
44
10%
65
Serv Co
33%
3%
17%
preferred——No par
of Colorado.
92%
32%
*43
24
39 Va
*96
50%
92%
33'/a
♦23%
24
Pub Serv El Sc Gas commonJIo par
27% Feb 25
11
59% Eteb
Gamble-
kcum
3Va%
-
111% Jan
Jan
&
Public
July 25
35% Mar 8
32% Jan 10
Electric Power Co—
Serv Co
39% Jan
118
.44V4
100
12.50
Publlcker Industries Inc common—o
Public
7
(conv;
—
1
50% Jan
1
5.
prefen-ed
preferred
preferred
2
44% Jan 28
5,400
50 Va
92%
lOVa
_
39 %
Potomac
8,500^
50%
'
.
44%
44%
24%
24 Vi
—-100
:—V
100
4.30%
—100
4.68%
preferred
100
Phila & Reading Corp—;
——1
Philco
Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morrld Inc common-.
—5
4% preferred
—100
3.9% series preferred^
.-100
Phillips Jones Corp com
1
5%
preferred
————100
Phillips Petroleum
.5
Phoenix Hbsiery
/.
—5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common.——25
$4 preferred
:—No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
——2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com.
10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80
preferred
(conv)—No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co—
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co~
*
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com-100
7% guaranteed preferred—-—100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc—
-2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co———10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt————1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
—100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100.
Pittsburgh Young Si Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)'
;
1
$3.50 convertible preferred-.—-75
Plough Inc
?
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
6
Poor & Co
10
16
Teb
71
26% Mar 14
6
15
11
22% Dec
120
16
12
2
3
Mar
70% Jan
Feb
30
5
27% Jail
132
Feb
Jan
29
4
14
37 % Jan
Dec
10
31% Feb
38
Nov
10
7% Jan
37% Jan
88
July 24
31
85% Jan
7
40 %
21% Dec
2
23
49% July 25
108
6
Jan
35% Nov 29
30
Feb
68% Jan
150
85
4
31
21
80VaFeb
11
Dec
7
11
Jan
1
Feb
16
Apr 20
40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
46% Jan
146
8
Jan
90
2
81% Mar
61
31
10
78%'Jan
130
25
Jan
18% Jan
12
21
1
Dec
37% Dec
91
19
Jun
63% Dec 27
25% Jan
Feb
13
30% Jan 23
60
1
71 % Nov
90
20
11
3
10
35% May 14
155
20% Feb
16
33
,
32%., 33%
44
*43;
44% .44%
44
]
92%
'
:
—
21
17
84% Apr
4
92% Apr 27
'
21
21% Feb
88
July 27
163 Va Jan
3
Jan
4,400-
*91
51
50 Va
33%
*23 Va
17.'
3%
10%
28
52%
—
54 % Jan
10
89
44 Vi Jan
93
12
2
16
•91
92 Va
32%
—
86% Feb
1
July 25
86
82
5
18% Feb
22% Feb
6
12
56% Dec
12% Jan
31
45
45'4 Mar
Feb
15% Jan
1
8% Dec
Oct
3
16
91
8
46% Oct
89
17% Jan
68 V* Jan
70
6%
16
1,600
137 %
6Va
24
——
29
1
4
3
s
July 11
94% Mar 12
3
May
28% Jan
14Va Mar
63% Mar
Feb
47
12% May 25
98
3
36% Mar 13
39% Oct
Dec
12
19
Jan
91
78 % Nov
71
24% Feb
29% Nov 19
104% Feb
106
5,300
30: '
6%
*43'.
*21%
3.80%
8,700-
36%
136%
44
"44 V'a
common—.No par
4.40%
50
36%
•29
30
6%
15V«
434 V a
35%
183',a 184
*66 .
68
21 Va
21%
& Co Inc common—1
Electric Co
49%
36 Vi
♦29
50%
53%
Phila
14
7
Dec
64
6
2
93
16
31
Feb
98 Va Jan
103
17
Jan
23
,
;
136%
.
$1 conv preference com.:—No par
40
;
30
6 Vi
*91
-
.
97
18
4
44%
98
56 Va
(Chas)
50
36 V8
,
136%
47
Pfizer
2
5,400
49%
36 Va
35%
6%
157/a
*96%
17%
37«
4% 2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
15
i
300'.
35%
*136%
6'/a
16 Va
50%
,92%
33% *• 33%
-
-
preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
Jan
700
*25%,
35%
131%
Ry Co—-—-100
33VaC
4Va%
63 % Jan
26
2,000-
25 Va
,
130%
*45 Va
Co
49%
36 Va
500.
^
35 Va
35%
49%
II
131V* 131%
100
Milk
.25
.
-
131 Va
common—__—No par
Pet
25
.
'35%
'
Dec
92
14
131
$1.60 preferred
—r40
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—-—.—L.5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke..
100
Jan
54
Corp
14
16
'
40% .42
22
22
*26 Va
27
*26 Va
27
81%
82%
34%
35%
14
14'%
53 Va
53 Va
44%
44%
100
100
V, 97
97
20%
20 Va
58
58%
12
12%
Sand
188
2
Feb
65
26% May 18
45% Nov 20
13% Jan
2
5
165,
Aug, 15
Jan
2
Jan
"
10
130
*23 Va
Power &
33% Feb
6
40 Va
96
34
25
36%
*43
s—1
.
8
25
40 Va
96
15%
25
130%
-
7
29
Jan
40%
96
40%
*94%
*29
-
59% Jan
Jan
101
99%
99 Va
98 %
40 %
96
36 Va
-
22% Jan
106
2
-
59%
•
40%
*94 Va
96
50
-
21
2
3,100-:
1,200
40%
*29V2
-
11
20
17
1
Corp..
(The)
Corp
99%
9.9
99%
40%
5.400-
29%
-
Feb
94% Jan
32% Oct
Dec
Cement
Glass
12,100?
X99VA
50%
Corp
-1
Light com—No par
4Va% preferred
—-<
100
4.40% series preferred100'
Pennsylvania RR
—50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
10
92% Jan
Mar 29
66% Sep
—
Pennroad
63 Va
36%
*91
.
No par
25
—25
25
No .par
_1
.
23
8
21% Jun 27
11
23
" Jan
27 % Mar
56 Va
62%
*24
15%
55% Jan
V
3
112% Mar
Dec
91
21
22% Jan
"27
7
11
55%
64%
36%
1
2.50
Peninsular
34
78% Nov 29
26% Mar
25% Jan
58
63
49 V*
...—No par
77
'
57 Va
64%
*24%
6Va
—
9
13
56%
64»
14
*136%
No par
J
43% July 11
Jan
28% Mar 27
54%
64%
36
1
1.
—
30% Jan 23
24% Mar 26
29%'
-
100
16%
55
49%
100
Pictures Corp—
Telep. common
$1. preferred
$1.32 preferred
;
$1.30 preferred
Penney (J C) Co
20% Dec 21
25% Nov 14
26
Cct 11
16%
16%
*,16 V4
16%
-
210
79 Va
•78
78
63
-
-129%
- Transportation—
No par
Patlho M;ines
Enterprises
—1
Peabody Coal Co common
A—.5
5% conv prior preferred
25
8
9,400*
36%
.
25
21
6% Mar 12
5.700
80
35%
Park, & Tllford Distillers Corp_„_l-
21
42%
80
43 %
No par
4%'■ preferred %
.
41 Va
80 V a
54 Vi,
24%
*29
Parmelee
,
23% Jun
26
46% Jun 20
180
41%
-
Line—
Dec
•
8,700-
89
-
—
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Jan
7
53
14% Jun
*16%
300
13%-
•88
89
*87%
88
34,700.
112
13
..
..
Pacific Telep &. Teleg common__100
6% preferred
.100
103
2
16%
*13%
24%
' 36%,
-
No par..
31
26
78
15%*-
24%
,
NO par
13
-3% Oct
80
•
46%
46%
110
:
13 Va
400
5ioo;
*94
14
l..'— ■•24%-
9
Panhandle
*
»
25
86 A Dec
'10% Sep
27% Sep
*78
■■
96
14
.33% Jan
15
:
C.o
preferred
48% Dec
Aug 27
79%
13%
1,200
28 Va
23
46%
79%
40%
xl5%
Pacific Finance.Corp....——10Pacific Gas & Electric
-..—25
Pacific
99%
*94
-
5
Pacific Mills
6
21% Mar 20
16% Jan 27
Coast
_
2
128% Jan
9
9
37% Jan 29 '
1
Amer Fisherie^Inc.
Pacific
2
23% Jan
.
54-
-
31
Jan
48 % Feb
16
40
6% Dec 28
99%
Pacific Cement & Aggregates, inc_5..
Feb
16% Jan
62 %
-
13% Jan
30% NOV 29
128
93
41%
81%
54%
.
15 % Feb
15
-16%
61 %
40 Vi
..100
Paper Co common:...
-..IS¬
IS preferred
:
:
.—No par
5
Jan
96
35% Nov 29
122% Hep 28
41%
81
'
.Oxford
22
40
2
40%
81%
78
53%
■
9
28%
lO
31% Oct 31
41%
79%
.78
*16%
1
6.25
Jan
-
Jan
88
79%
78
.
..—1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
6
41% Jan
93
Corpz...
3
64% Mar
104 ' Jan
18
Outlet Co
6.25
83Vic
:
...—i
Marine
'
10
57% Jan
.
Elevator
23
9% Jan ia
17% Jan 22
88
42
79V8-
17%
*9i ya
V4
no
13
41%
41%
*17Va
'
13
13
*87%
88
17%
110
110
40 Va
28
46%
46%
109
40 Va
15,400
38%'.
93
28
Xl2%
12%
88
,
108 Va
*108%
.
13
170
37%
40 Va
17%
*91 Va
28 Va
45 %
46
45 %
45%
110.
40%
1,000
16
38%
40 Va
17%
*91 Mi
a
85
•84
85
,
981
15%
15%
15%
10
150
102-
•97
98 Va
38%
100
...
.
.84
_20
i
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
*15%
.102 Va
•101%
*97
39%
50% Jan
*52% Feb 25
5
July 11
102% Jan
.102
98 Va
<97
15%
110% Jan
78
July
51% May
30
Co common..
102 Va
102 Va
40
13
95% July, 23
17Mar 26
'
98%
350
„
83 %
•87 %
*
50% July 26
79% Dec 31
77
103 %
*97
86%
11
: 82
*102
100
39 Va
70% Feb
9
103
♦97
15%
39%, Feb
9
103
101
101
88 Va
*87 %
13,100
59%
50%
50%
100
100
88%
*87%
89%
50
50%
100
98%
100
99%
♦87%
*B5Vi
11% Feb
17% Jan
50 %
50%
49%
.100
,
preferred series A—
Feb
105
88
5
15
26
98%
88
100
3
13
49%
98%
Ohio Oil
40% Feb 20
1
Feb
130%
-
98% Dec
14
49%
100
_100
_—
Co—No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com.. 10
5%
93
40% Feb
'
16% Jan
85% Mar
26
Jun
62% Aug
;
May 28
80% Dec 31
'
Ohio Match
27
29 Va July 16
48
11
*■
14
j;
preferred
4.56%
preferred
4.44%
preferred-
1
Feb
Jan
12
100
common..
3.90%
Feb
.
Co
4.40%. preferred
8
29
15
38
Edison
Ohio
7
Mar
Jan
'
12
35% Feb 11
19% July 13,
108
*
'
51% Jan
31%
31%
27%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
27%
27%
*27 V2
27%
*90 Va
93
*90%
13,700
2,400
93
90%
*90 Vi
90%
*90%
90%
*90 %
90%
93 V a
♦91 Va
93 Va
♦91%
93%
•91%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27 Vi
62
62%
62%
38%
39%
61%
38%
62%
39%
200
93%
27%
62
40
62
39%
39
5,500
2,900
25,400
2*
(1172)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 4
Mar. 5
Par
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
RECORD
8TOCK9
Year 1956
.
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
lhursday
Wednesday
Mar. 6
Friday
Mar. 1
thi week
Mar. 8
Shares
Q
31
May 29
130
Nov
35% Mar
21
29% Dec 26
153
Feb
20
23% Apr
■
33% Jan
T
19
131
2
35% Feb
Jan
4
.ceo
27%
19
138
26
Feo
o
29% Jan
Quaker Oats
7
,
•
Co
(The)
common._5
35%
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State OU Refining Corp_l0
35%
*134%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
136
135
135
138
28
28
23
28
28%
34%
33
35%
*
*28
28
l3ti
"134 Va
35%
136%
5,400
35%
*134%
<
136
50
2d Vb
27%
27%
1,400
34%
33%
33%
28.100
R
33% Nov 23
70% Nov
4
63% Jan
23
28 % Nov
60% Mar 22
29
12
Dec
13
31% Jan
35% Jan
18
87% Peb
27
15 % Dec
72% Jan
3
78
Jan
24
17% Mar
8
18% Jan
17
11
56% Mar
6
12
34% Jan
14
21
20% July 11
59% Apr
12
44% Aug
3
16% Aug
48% Feb
27% Feb
Jan
7
19% Mar
16% Feb
25
July 19
27
12
13
Feb
8
16
31% Peb
14
37% May
87% Sep
24
44% Jan
31% Feb 12
37% Feb 27
39
Jan
33% Nov
23
37% Apr
33% Feb
36
Jan
33% Jan
4
Dec 31
40
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11% Dec
26
16
38
34% Jan
Feb
40
6
4
4%
23
25% Feb
11
31 % Jan
11
6
9% Feb
21
12% Jail
8
Nov
27
10% Mar 14
6% Jan
23
6% Feb
28
Jan
27
18 % Mar 14
30 % Apr 18
14% Feb
28
15% Jan
3
29% Feb
27
19% Jan
€1
3
Jan
18
64% Apr
43% Jan
28% July 19
5
Nov
27
11% Dec
18
20
3
Feb
8
60
4
Feb
25
23% Feb
62
25
Feb
32% Jan
10
5% Jan
8
7% Jan
22
11% Mar
8% Jan 16
15% Jan 10
4
12% Jan
1st
Bros
2nd
preferred
Mills
&
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
17
48% Feb, 12
59% Jan
2
84% Dec
31
45
Apr
24
31% Feb
12
35% Jan
30
23% Dec
10
22% Feb
12
26% Jan
2
Revion
Republic
Steel
10% July 26
9% Feb
4
85
Aug
3
49% Mar 19
5
60% Jan
2
Reynolds Metals Co
2
45% Feb
5
49
Oct
1
Apr
26
57% May 7
70
Apr 26
54 % Jan
3
57% Feb
1
69
2
69
2
Jan
Sep
12
89% Jan
16
80
91
Dec
21
105% Jan
11
92% Jan
17% Dec
5
37% Mar 15
Mar
8
82% Jan
2
99
18% Jun
29
17% Feb
20
62% Feb
% Apr
5
42% Aug 15
23% Jan
6
64
11
2% Feb
66% Jan 23
31 % Nov 29
Jan
19
28% Feb
21% Jan
3
10
30% Aug
2
27
Feb
9
19
.
4
Paper
90
28
Nov
21% May 28
Feb
12
10
Apr
105
2
Jan
15
29% Mar
28% Jan 21
13
27
406
4
Feb~12
30
Jan
Feb
11
Nov
29
39% Feb
6
44
0
36 % July 16
30% Jan
2
38% Apr
28
29
Dec
*
Nov
23
28
80% Feb 14
80
Nov
30
112
Feb
11
38% Dec
5
22% Jan
16
24% Dec
3
89% Dec
3
35
6
13% Apr *29
71% Dec
60% Feb
Jan
Mar 19
38% Jan
2
25% Aug 31
22% Jan
25
52
33
Jan
13
20% Feb
91% Mar 23
Nov
7
311
•
69
215
Dec
18% Jan
12
17
29% Jsn 19
12% Jun
8
18
May 28
•
44% Feb
57%
14
Nov~29
77% Dec
19
90
12
Dec
33% Dec
21
78
Dec
28
35
Dec
23
16% Nov 21
52% Oct 25
13
Aug
Mar
5
2
235
Feb
13
241
Feb
28
Sep 17
60% July 31
205
Jan
2
205
Jail
2
38% Feb
12
105
Feb
7
93
23% Aug 23
37% Mar 29
1«
rw
14
22% Mar
21
Jan
.
16
Jan
48J/4 Jan
96
3
Feb
6
9
2
231 'a Jan
31% Feb
'
26
35% Jan
8
1 c
°9
17% Jon
29
,Tfi
18% Feb
63% Apr 20
13
29
20% Mar
7
Mar~~6
95
Jan
13
; 59 y» Mar
16y8 Feb
76%
48% Feb
12
17% Jan
57% Feb
11
8
11
61% Mar
7
6
105% Apr
40% Apr
89% Max
79
Jan
2
86
7
2
ST3
oan
4
102
3
31% Feb
12
7
75
Jan
t
Mar
Mar
82
Feb
16% Jan
29% Jan
7
Sears
11
15% Jan
3
Selberilng
39% Jan
20
8% Dec
14
22 % Nov
27
<2% Jan 10
18% Nov 29
13% Feb
14
21% Feb
7
45% Jan 19
55% Jan
4
55% Jan 23
19
59% Dec
7% Dec
13
17% Jan
12
45
Dec
21
4
5
Feb
6
a an
2
12
55% Jan
11
Feb
12
58% Jan
2
48
Bervel
Feo
23
8% Jan
18
25% Feb
Sheafler
72% Feb
12
90
18
13
20% Jan
1*% .!•*•
Feb
Jan
1
12% Feb
12
27% Feb
12
32
55% Apr
88
26
Nov
5
8
44
•
>Mar
89
Jan
8
12
63% Jan
11
Dec
17
61 % ;Feb
13
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
7
36% Feb
25
13
16% Jan
2
20% July 31
17
13
54% Feb
73
24
July 10
237% Apr 10
12% Jan 34
25
74% Feb
67
% May 10
Feb
49% Jan
8
47% Feb
7% Mar
66
176
6
16
46% Jan
■
26
,
9
3
Jan
18
n
Mar
4
Oil
Com
15
"33% Jan
3^% Jan
11
33% Jan
35% Jan
25
48% Mar
39
20% Jan
Jan
31
£2% Feb
4
33% Aor
18
30% Feb
23
31% Jan
18
39% Dec 31
38% Jan
41% Jan
31
84
Dec
26
4
38
May 28
Dec
12
47% Jun
25
95% Nov
30
16% Nov
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec 31
11% Dec 19
70% Dec
28
22% Oct
1
36% Oct
2
77% Nov 30
•% Dec
28
«% Jan
3
For footnote*
58% Mar 23
49% May 16
20% Jun
l
hi >4 Jan
41% Feb
18 Vb Jan
4
80
28% July 19
26
21
Jan
17
6% Sep
4
63 %
Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103% Mar 6
'
42% Feb
Mar
Jan
16% Mar
4% Mar
10
45% Jan
23
46% Jan
8
i
5
6% Jan
3
65..
7
Jan
28
54% Jan
4
92% Feb
13
94% Jan
9
24% Mar 20
17
Feb
25
19 % Jan
14
3
20
Feb
23% Jan
9
July 17
16% Jan
3
96
Jan
3
98% Jan
15
10% Feb
12
12 % Jan
12
4
83 % Jan
17
Feb
6
31% Dec
72% Jan
7
7
28 % Feb
12
32% Jan
44% May 14
91% Jan 28
22
37% Jan
12% Jan
12
see
Oct
page
6
22
2ft
70
77% Jan
6%
11% Jan
California
2
40% F<>b
4
"2
10
1
82 % Feb
'
13
9% Jan
11
12 y* Feb
14
Sparton
8pear
Co.
Spiegel
•4.50
&
205
40
40%.
:• 93%
93%
22%
.22%
*16%
16%.,
16%
16 %
16
19%
19
%
19%
19%
56 %
56
h"
51%
56%
17%
59 7 «
17%
102
17%
60%
60
*84'.1
86
*100
32%
83%"
;
57
Bros
*80 %
25
No par
common
6
86
86
in?
102
*32%
33
831
*80%
83'2
.4%
52
-52
'
*8%
•
■
'
53
%
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58%
14'2
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.
1.690
27%
27%.
27%
27%
53.300
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3 3%
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13"%
13%
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11.200
14%
-
4%
4%
19%
19'4
52'%
51%
53
,
*8
531
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a
9%
52%
8
/
54
82%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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12%
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12 %
12%
com
Ti—trlr
oo
*23'4
68%.
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f'8%
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37%
37%
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37%
52%
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176
1 77
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36%
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51%
19%
27%
17
17%
4%
*58
5
18%
176
64
%
66%
48%
66
78
59%
>2
66 %
69%
37%
10 >
60%
31,300
66%
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5,400
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33
35%
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50
a
36
1,700
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31 %..
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39%
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4
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42%
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11.400
a
43%
19
27%
16%
43%
19%
83
27%
16%
4%
63
47%
48
94
21 K;
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96
11%
17%
42 Vb
19
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27%
16%
4%
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48
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43%
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19
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17
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94
7%
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20
3.000
10
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17%
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21%
21
21 %
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4
96
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66
20%
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71
12%
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2,500
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11
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11,100
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49
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70
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70 %
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19%
80
63
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81 %
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63
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a
42%
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36
96 %
No par
60%
66%
37%
21%
a
61%
50 %
'a
50c
111
•,
175
7%
20%
17%
11%
1.800
19
*92%
94
1.800
4i
52%
*58
40%
12%
31 %
44
18%
4%
63
46
12%
30%
45
51%
*80
27%
12%
31 %
18%
-
43%
12%
52%
36
40%
83
1,500
1.800
V
•
2
1734
*34%
43%
18!
51%
49
37%
36
31',
42%
18%
17-h
20%.
48%
42%
18%
p?'~-
15
22%
40
5 9"'i
17%
7%
%
?7%
8?%
52'
175%
21%,.
81%
17%
a
48
200
83
32%
rr:.
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9,100
8%
24%
u
18%
20%
1
53%
8%
51%
.
176
7%
20%.
66%
52%
*23 %
44%
■
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68%
%
24 >/4
31%,
.
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67'',
54
8 "4
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37
18
5.390
3,800
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52
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5
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51%
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58 %
52
20%
53%
a
66 %
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51 %
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4%
53%
1.900
19:%
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82
4:%
ID
51%
1
a
67%
51%
14
52%-
24%
25
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4
54
59'a
18 %
58%
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18
58%
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.
20%
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5
6,300
14 %
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39%
52%
8%
—.
19.200
27%
52'
24
j
34%
16"«
27%
53%
v
8.»
34
16 %
.
*13%
17%
•3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
*o0
3.2CO
*59 %
27%.
13%
4%
53%.
50
29
32%
14
14%
20'%
86
102' '■(
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.
60%
14
'27 %
17%
3
86
*101%
t
C.i
343s
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2
5.980
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17
1
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17%
61%
33%
100
common
17!a
60%
16 *! 4
GO1,
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17%
61%
33%
-
*
I71/2
1;
19
50
pfd
Co
to
16%
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59
33%
20
1-
58%
33 •/«
100
Co
30.400
17
15
5
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20%
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20%
10%
60%
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58 %
33 %'
27%.
2.70)
33
60%
.
.
45%
50
.
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16%
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32%
15.100
*15r,a
17
1
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,
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■
*93%
*
;
'
42
20%
20 %
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4
17%
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32%
*80 %
20%
60%
*84%
102
32%
,
83%.
22%
56
17%
59%
80
23%
.
41%
16'8
,
205
.
33
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72
241
;
33
21%
100
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,
42
33
44%
ctfs
Service
40%
2C0
1.200
21%
21%
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330
38.900
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32%
30%
com
preferred
*.
96
'
45%
pfd
Square D Co
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31
com_4.50
s
$5.50
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40%
*94
205
.
7b
70
"
'
39%
21
241
77
15
preferred
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21 "4
C9
32.COO
'
23%
23 %
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500
45r%
23" a
69
1,300
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145-
44
2312
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5,000
79.ICO
90
.
144%
.22%
■§f.
preferred
Inc
205
:
66'2
90
4
453i
241
45%
5
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
S4.50
21%
*68%
89 3
152
44%
23%
77
preferred
Chemical
4.20%
22
*
68 %
89
*146
«-
79
5
Corp
&
Spencer
23%
41'
45%.
No par
G)
23%
•
30%
Southern Co (The)
(A
45
at
Edison
tr
66%
'
.
30%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No
par
Southern Natural Gas Co.
7.50
Bouin'n Pacific Co
(Del)
No par
Southern Railway common
Spalding
"
'
153
45%
*175
52
l
•
Mobile As Ohio atk
29% Apr
105
Rico
non-cum
89
*235
53%
-
—__No par
<5-
5%
68 %
89;%
67%
'
*148
12%
Mar 121
Sugar
Southern
68%
CO
12%
Co
Co
Porto
Southwestern Public
28
6.400
8%
—50c
i
preferred.;
8
Feb
28%
*8(4
18%
No par
(expire
4
Jan
28%
8%
18%
;
17
46
29V4
8%
22%
_
Jan
40
28%
*8V4
8%
82%
—
Feb
10
2"
3,200
67%
19'%
18% Jan
2"%
32%
81%
Co.
81
8
32%
69
20%
-
1
,_5
8
20% Mar
33 %
32%
4%
No par
America
2
22
32%
_i
°
45 % Jan
Mar 16
33%
2d
153
96
14
7.50
rights
South
17
54% July 27
23
44
249
13%
\
No par
Co__
Carolina E & G
5%
35% Nov
24% May 15
17% Nov 27
i
Solvay American Corp 4%
40% Jan
5
36%
43%
22%
59%
-
2.60
South Amer Gold & Platinum
33% Jan
fr"'
Pen
Solar Aircraft Co
12
1
No par
Inc
South
1
36%
44%
33
32%
1
10
13
131%
37 %
33
43%
21%.
27
3
23
51% Feb
13%
37%
,
jj
__5
\
12%
2.400
44
*37
16%
-
1
L
12%
31
940
93:%
43%
'
32%
l
,
13%
*93%
37%
69
*98%
361%
-
12%
13%
42%
39%
*80
2.400
9,10)
26%
X23%
59 %
20
360
•
26
*235
*84 %
25
Co
1
277«
94%
-
17%
100
27%
2614
55%
No par
Co
366
•
2.9%
26%
19%
_l5c
i
360
700
500
36
29%
%
22%'
1.4C
common—
28
16%
5
—
27%
361%
*33%
29%
32%
10
Inc
8,800
26%
36
29%
3,700
44-
68
205
*94 ■*
27%
27'%
*33%
*93' i
*89
'
■
8.000
94 %
*148
22
2
6 •%
26 %
70
39!
6 %
26%
244
*160
6%
21_%
*93%
.
8%
24
•
29%
32%
%
24
21%
64%-
29%
21%
43%
42%
*235
64%
*28%
9fl
"£8
360
94%
26%
20.6CO
21%
6%
27%
3
29 7'a
...
27
29%
300
37 %
*
150
,
29%
27 hi
360
13
«
42'%
10
35%
26
68%
«9
100
Flectric Co
O) Corp
Smith-Corona In/-
21
19% Jan 11
66%
5
*33 %
29%
8%
*14)..
LlOO
Smith 4A
Dec
6
8
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobti Oil Co Inc—
Nov
58% Oct
44%
100
35 %
27%
"90%
88%
43%
Sinclair Oil Corp
33
17% Dec
37%
10
Slmonds Saw &. Steel
45
44% Nov 29
10
20 Guilders
Jan
% Mar
9
94 %•
8%
6%
27%
359
12 7
preferred—.:
A)
8,200
75
65
-
21%
6%
*65
2%
*29%
X27%
29%
26%
%
29%
22%
6%
27 %
360
11%
21 % Jaw
2
A Feb 27
63% Jan
Feb
20% Jan-11
21% Ja
25
(W
2,900
,
56%
3
29%
27%
*33%
29%
64
64%
%
*21%
6%
35%
"93%
.
•
2
27%
27%
26%
Co.:
Slgnode Steel Strapping
Simmons Co
4
41% Jan-11
8
Feb
18% Jan
70
13
17 % Feb
173
74% Jan
,
33 %
"29
1
Co
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton' Corp -of
17% Jan
35% Mar 26
72% May
27%,
—25
Shell Oil Co
Mar 19
27%,
4
3
63%
29«»
22-%
100
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon Steel Corp.:
Shattuck' (Frank G>_;
22% Feb
29
*29
*21%
6%
No par
_——
8
8
29%
21%
6%
common
3
2%
64%
28%
—10
«fe
3
63%
21'%
com—l
A
84.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries
34% Jun 20
f
Inc
9
82% Jan
6
Mar
2o%
4% Mar
Feb
64
14
54
11% May
46% Jun
Feb
7
49 % Feb
17
2%
6^%
5
new
common
Rubber
26
16% Nov 29
49% Sep 20
15% Jun
8
16
3
64 '/a
1
Co
Roebuck
100% Aug
52% Jan 24
50% Feb 10
24% Jan
3
305
3% Jan
July li
2%
18
10
Corp
15
11
13% Feb
Apr
81%
441%
56
850
fleagrave
13
26% Feb
6°
75
*80%
441%
57%
5,909
24
7
3
29
60
*65
18%
Oil
21% Feb
44 Vb
44%
56%
75
£8%
8eaboard "Air Line RR Co__
Seaboard Finance Co
36% Jan
57
*65
15.6CO
18
Seaboard
23% Jun
44%
56%
5G%
75
5.8CO
10,500
98
4
42% Jan
56%
44
,*
74
10
'56 %
18%
4
4
44
9%
56
981/4
Jan
15
43%
9%
57 %
18
17% Jan
1
23
9%
x56%
96%
preferred
20
23%
x23%
%
7*%
preferred
12% Jun
24
24
10
x5R
17%
70
4
3,500
18%
preferred
Co
2o,5 JO
33%
18'/«
1
Mfg
5)%
33 %
24%
57%
56 %
51 Va
83 7 «
13
12
23% Nov
55%
52:%
33 %
9%
57 %
44%
*65
3,100
51%
3.1 %
10
58%
43%
12
52%
aa"«
24%
9%
*11%
51%
%
1
Co
13
Jan
24%
1
10
12
5.209
80%
11
36
24%
|9%
12
29.2C0
6%
80
16% Feb
39% Jan
24 y4
12
.J ■
,
28%
8
75
54% Feb
Mar 15
o-t
6 '
81%
30% Feb
7% Apr 27
52
3a
62
28%
*65
70% Nov 26
63
51%
34%
Scott Paper Co common——No
par
•3.40 preferred
No par
28% Dec
27
*11%
52 !4
34'%
*59%
*80%
Corp
28
3% Dec
11%
51%
Inc
Dec
43% Nov 26
6%
97
44% May
9
19% Feb 29
Jan
29 %
57%
300
97
common
Sc he ring
3.65%
*28
62
6%
.No par
Schenley
84
*59%
109
400
231/4
*14%
y«
97%
Corp
Industries
Scovill
15
28
"
82
Sangamo Electric Co
7
26
15
28%
*59 Va
Savage Arms
7
34% Mar
7
15
23%
•
x97%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Schick
28%
11%
2,600
6%
15%
*8oy2
Co
At
*14%
62
x28 %
11%
9%
*6
99
preferred
G*«
14%
•28%
6%
(Jacob)
DWo
9%
100
900
'
ab %
8
■wti
9%
6%
62
29
*
*G
6%
2J
noncum
9%
6%
29%
1
5%
9%
6%
27
.
6 %
St Joseph Light <fc Power
No par
St L San F Ry .Co common—No
par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern
Ry Co
100
11
26%
26%
9%
31%
St Joseph
26% Jan
74'% Feb
26%
,27
100
82%
Steel
Lead
41%
"
14%
32%
conv
*39%
%
6%
32" a
4.30%
41
30%
1
4%
*39
41%
99
series
Safeway Stores
35
6%
*6%
14%
357%
Jan
*34%
6%
—20
Per
35
32 %
821%
Co
Electric
*34%
.35
'31%
Rohm
Dreferred
38
9%
7
27 %
Haas
*34%
*37
0%
24% Feb
5
*26%
26%
9%
17%
32%
38
llJ/«
46% Mar
28
27
27
Ruppart
S0% Mar
150
*39
McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)
69% Jan
14
41%
27
17%
•
30%
C orp
Dutch
*39
*28
Royal
9 % Jan
2
Feb
Dec
41 %
—5
Royal
35
%|
17%
32%
38
luu
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rotary
% Mar
30% Jan
12
81
137
Jan
93
47% Jan
4
3
155
0
13% Jan
21
17
155
235
49% Feb
Feb
8% Mar
17
97% Feb
12
"34%'
*59%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
34% Feb
May 28
12% Feb
•-
34%
*39
Rockwell Spring <fe Axle Co
&
17%
32%
33
*37
100
Company
•
Antelope Copper Mines
*%
24%
27% Feb
34
<
5
Jan
17% Jan 11
48% July 31
44% Dec 31
,35%
»
9
16
31% Dec
Jan
17
32%
38
.
series—
Manufacturing
Rlegel
Rltter
17%
32
*37
34%
1
wicbfieid Oil Com
4
13
Feb
1,700
17%.
32%
37%
series
Preferred 3.60%
Preferred 4.50%
4
27% Feb
351
18,600
'
17%
32%
62
Rheem
25% Feb
37% Apr 26
510
17%
32%
17
32%
*37
10
Robertsbaw-Fulton Controls
5%% conv preferred—.
27% Dec
362% Dec
1,000
Rhoclesian Selection Trust new—5s
21% Mar
33
12%
28%
14
33% Jan
3
14.300
12 %
10
17
Jan
28%
12%
__50
28% Jan
25% Jan
22
28%
12%
5
pfd series A
29
AJ
12
29
12*4
2.50
Roan
A|<i
28%
12%
14%
common
25
Apr
*/g
12-/8
10
6% Feb
*6%
29
*12%
*23
;
2
35
*8"4
12%
1
21
25
600
29%
12%
.
a
10
6Vz Feb
28 % Jun
55 V2
'/a
50c
19% Jan
21% Jun 26
55
*60
18
Feb
71% Jan
11
56
5
Common
4
*55 %
*6%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
22
Mar
56%
100
Bexall Drug Co
51% Feb
42% Jan
81
X56%
29%
1
13
70
55
30/b
10
Inc
4%%
1.200
2.100
54%
10
Copper & Brass
14
10% Jan
a
17%
0'/2
pieterred
Corp
9% Peb
8
73
17%
29y4
5
series
45% Peb
41% Dec 27
73%
17 %
50c
pfd 3 Vift
Revere
27
73 7
17%
34
Co—
convertible
25% Dec
73% '
17%
No par
.
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
81
74
17%
50
Reliance Mfg Co common
18
x74
*54%
50
Inc
(Root)
Conv
74 %
17%
55%
50
preferred
•1.25 dlv pi lor preference
Reliable Stores Corp
1
'
xl7%
5
common
Real Silk Hosiery
Reed Roller Bit Co
Rels
0
15
34
74
1774
2.50
noncum
Reeves
34%
73%
78
1
Mfg Co
noncum
4%
341%
17
No par
Co
Reading Co
2
11
Jan
.
33%
6
Ray-O-Vac
Raytheon
10
Feb
No par
No par
Ine
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier
Inc
11
20% Jan
20
Radio Corp of America com
83.50 1st preferred—.
Ranco
30 y4
31
38%
39%
*81
96
11
30%
*
"
*95
11%
*70%
11
71
*70%
31%
"
7%
8 Vh
77«
12 Va
12 VB
12%
10
8.800
60
30%
31%
39%
39%
82%
81 Va
81%
8%
8 V«
8%
12.500
12 Va
12 Va
7.900
"
39
*81%
'
11 %
39%
-•
82 %
96
71 %
12
%
.
14 200
5.300
30
Volume
Number 5619
185
.
.
NEW
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.<
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
«
•
Highest
58 y4 May
43,% Nov 29
48% Jan
23
65
49 Va Jan
31
Lowest
.
.
Sales for
PRICES
Oil
of
49% Jan
Standard
11
62 % Jan
12
60
o^ndaru
uu
of
New
50.
57 y8 Jan
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
48
Feb
1L
87% Jan
18
2
14% Jan
2
2
55% May 15
May 28
88 Ms Dec
100 VA, Mar 23
28
12% May 29
15% Aug
Jan
94
3%%
Mar
-
17 y« Jan
46 y4
46 %
46%
4614
47
45%
47
45%
46%
25
53%
54
53%
53%
52%
53%
52%
53
51%
521a
28,000
7
56%
57
57 %
57%
57%
581'4
57%
5814
57%
57%
94,900
50%
50%
51%
5,800
Jersey
•
3
17% Jan
14
23
65 y2 ,Dec
4
62% jan
3
73% Jan
il
81
Aug-. 15
61
Jan
18
'71% Feb
27
Stauf-fer
13 y2 Dec
28
15
Jan
25
13
Feb
26
13% Jan
2
31 Vi "Nov
28
25 %-Feb
7
Chemical
Stevens
Inc-new
Drug
15%
16
16%
5,900
16
*66%
68
;
15%
08'
68
68
68
68
68
68
68% -
68'A
68%
*13
13:%
13
13%
16 Va
15%
15%
3,900
68
66
66y2
500
69%
68
»A
69%
3,300
13%
13'A
13'A
300
26%
2614
26%
14,300
20'A
20%
8,300
34%
35%
13,400
17%
17%
900
1814
18'/a
2,200
%
*66
68%
*13
.
26
26%
26 Va
26 % '
20%
20%
21
20%
21'A
20%
21
34'%
35%
35
35%
35
3514
34%
35
17
17
17 %
17'A
17 'A -
1714.
17%
18%
26 y»
*
'
100
*
■'■20%
5
Stewart-Warner Corp
Sterling
15%
16 %
'
51%
94
16'A
*93
16%
*13
El
94
16%
51%.
;
94
16 %
13%
51%
9314
16%
52*
16%
16
5
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
4
51:%
*93
94
*9214
16%
No par
,
Co
27% Jan
15
16%
91
1
Stanley Warner Corp_
Starrett Co (The) L S
19
25 y2 Nov
16%
10
17%.Jan«,
43% Jan
5iyaJan
21
50 y4
*88%
1
Ry Equip Mfg Co
14 % Jan
13% Nov
10
_100
common
preferred series A
Standard
11
54,600
45%
Standard Oil of Indiana
53% Feb
Shares
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
.
6.25
California
12
Mar. 6
*
9
the Week
Friday-
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
P«r
51.% .Feb
Aug 14
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
43% Feb
4
62% Apr
LOW
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26
'
20% Sep
Feb
25
23 % Jan
11
3
31% Feb
13
35% Jan
11
4
17
20
27% Mar 12
14
30y» Oct
1
16% Dec
31
17% Dec
11
22% Aug
17% Nov
27
20 % Jan
31 y« May 28
37% Dec
31
36-
Feb
12
40
Jan
8
22 Va Feb
9
29 y2 Aug
24
25y4Jan
3
27
Jan
25
5y4Oct
19
6%, Feb
12
V 8 % Jan
25
39% Apr
21% Jan
Jan
8
17% Feb
26
26
17% Jan
18
2
4
194i Jan, 31
18% Mar
(J P) & Co Inc
Stlx Baer & Fuller
4
Feb
5%.
5
•
1
common
prior preference
Stone &fWebster^
:
Storer
Co
Broadcasting
*17
L
18%
*18%
18%
18%
1814
•18%
1814
18%
18 Va
*1814
18%
*1814
■t
37%
4
1
38 la
38%
26%
2614
;
"
100
19
*1814
19
38%
26 %
.
38%
39
39
38%
3914
7,900
25%
,38%
26 y4
No par
•
%
V18.%ji
1814
2C
Camp Inc
Stoltely-Van
5
1"5
,
Co
26
25%
26
25%
25%
1,800
'
Feb
10%,Feb 29
59
8
13% May 28
v
7
"50'/a
12
Jan
6%
Jan
7
Mar
88% Jan
72%: Fdb
J
16
Nov 27
82
31
23
22% Nov
Feb
13%
13
'
70% Jan
-
7
101 y4 Jun
22% Jan
'
46
'6'
15% Mar 15
28
Dec
89
Aug
V
Feb
93
Studebaker-Packard
4
'bunoetuh Corp
.
4
14 ,t
Oil
49
14
14 '/a
14
24
28% Jan
18
2
24
34% Nov
28
39
Feb
6
36 y8 Jan
3
Dec
19
78,
Mar 22
66%. Feb
13
66
4
Jan
22% Jan
5«> %
7
69% Mar
•r
2nd
13%
14'A
940
10% Mar
26
Nov
9
21% Jun
25
21
July
38
Dec
2
21% Feb
2
11
35% Feb
21
Mar
35
39% Feb
82
Superior
6
Sutherland
7614
76
76
24'%
24 »A
2414 '
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
30
36 %
36%
*36%
36%
3614
36 %
68 %
89%
69
6914
1,260
Corp_
Paper Co
50
21 %
5
68 V4
*23%
Sweets Co of America
46 y4 Jan
9
&
16
86
Jan
4
12% Dec
14
11% Jan
2
13
Jan
11
$4 preferred *
Symington Gould
May 28
21% Nov
26
18Va Feb
6
19
Jan
25
19
83A Jan
11
18% Jan
31
Temco
11
8
15'A May -4
18'A Dec
12
Dec
15% Mar
13
Aircraft
a
Feb
12
60 '/4 Jan
29
69% May
7:
54% Feb
12
61% 'Mar
7
Texas
61
4
32
Feb
5
40% Jan
4
Texas
28 'A Dec
5
28% Feb
11
33
10
Texas
Gulf
11% Jan
27
18% Dec
28
15% Feb
12
18% Jan
2
Te^as
Instruments
2514 Jan
16
30'% Dec
14
20% Mar
31 Ms Jan
14
39 VA Jan
3
33 Va Oct
45% May 17
1
Feb
35
18
Jan
21
6% Dec
10% Jan
29% Apr
16
14% Feb
11
21'% Jan
20% Dec 20
29% Apr
16
21
18%
19
18%
18%
23
47% Mar 26
Sub
23 y4 Nov
27
28% Feb
62 JA Feb
17
13'/a Dec
5
43 % Nov
27
102% Dec
2
Inc
Jan
31
The
38 Ya Jan
4
26
Feb
27
101
Jan
2
12
4
13% Jan
5
48% Jan
4
Tranc
12
39% Mar
8
Transamcrica
15% Feb
13
20 'A Jan
4
Trans
2o */4
2
25/
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
23% Mar
8
31% Jan
2
52% Apr
17
64
Dec
26
58% Feo
4
61
Jan
9
27% Feb
Oct
11
12
26
Mar
3
11
16'A Feb
27
17
Jan
14
50
29'A Apr
27
18
Jun
25
52
Twin
46
Apr
Jun
7
Feb
20
Jan
2
Dec
6
14% Jan
18
7% Feb
26
10% Jan
10
Twin
25
35'A Jun
15
25'A Feb
12
30% Jan
18
TXL
:
48
19'A
19
19
2,500
2,700
19'/a
19'/a
19 V*
48'A
48'A
*11%
12
*11%
12
*11%
12
*11%
12
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
x
47
conv
76%
*91
13'A
13'%
13%
2,500
*46
46
%
46
46
45'A
45%
50
*11
11%
11
11
♦10'/«
11'A
400
77'A
77
79'A
77%
78%
93i%
36'A
*91
93 Va
11
'A
35%
*91
76%
36
77
*91
93'%
35%
36'%
36
25%
25%
25%
25%
91%
92
91
92
91'%
92
91%
13%
13%
13%
3 3%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
92'A
13%
46%
.
25'%
25%
25%
8,700
93%
35%
91 %
35%
60
12
*11%
13%
33%
25%
25%
7,800
2,900
3,000
6,300
46
46
46'%
46%
46
46%
45%
46 '4
1,300
36%
"36%
36%
37
36%
37
37
38%
38%
16%
16%
16;%
16%
16%
16*%
16%
16'A
39%
16%
23,500
16%
27%
27%
27%
27'A
27%
27 Va
27%
28'A
28
28
27%
.28 3 »
28%'
28%
2 8'A
28 %
28'A
28%
55%
55%
55'%
55 %
55'%
55%'
27'%
27 Va
27
27 Va
26%
26 Va
46
"4
55
55
1
27
50
(conv)
93 'A
13'%
25%
1
50
Va
*52
27'%
*52
59
*52
59
28 7
54
28
Va
*52
Vh
26%
*51
32,900
1,500
800
59
28%
28'A
1,200
28%
■55'%
26%
*55-
59
28
28'%
28
3,100
28'%
2,500
28'%
27%
*51 %
52 %
*51%
52
52%
52%
52%
*52
52%
100
24%
25'A
2 5'A
2(>
25'%
25%
25
25'A
25
25%
19,300
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,600
50
*48 %
51%
*49'%,
51%
*49%
51 %
7%
prior preferred
Coach
76%
13 'A
91
No par
28
1
Co
Oil Corp
11'A
34'A
2
Williams Steel
A
47
11%
'
2
series
47%
75 Va
No par
5
(The)—
%
*91
4
.10
;
18'%
11%
47
50
City Rap Transit com
5%
8
25% Oct
"
48%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
11
55% Jan
8
39
'
19 Vb
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser—50
20th Century Fox .Film—
1
30% Jan
26
19
*48'/a
0
Preferred
25
62 >A Mar 13
18%
15,600
19
Corp eonimon
preferred
:
$2.70
29
51% Feb
36% Mar 12
.15% Apr
Jan
22 Va Feb
1
30
28% Mar
■57
18%
100
8,300
15%
15 Va
3 5%
48%
Inc
Transue
11
52% Jan
18%
18%
15'/e
18%
Tri-Conliner. tal
12
26'A Feb
3 5'A
48'A
Corp—_
5
jseo
28% July 23
59 1 July 27
15%
18«%
25
Airlines
7
Mar
15
9
29
15%
1,900
48%
(The)
Co
World
4,400
41%
40%
*48
preferred
Edison. Co
35'/a Feb
Nov
15
8
160
-41%
18'%
QfL common
40 y4 Feb
24% Feb
15 Va
7%
'156'%
7%
160
41
48'%
preferred
Toledo
411/4
160
18'%
cqmmoa
Timkeu Roller Bearing
24
*156'%
40%
18%
19
Products Inc common—•
preferred
_100
Tidewater
52
27
Co
convertible
$1.20
7%
7%
*156%
41
*47%
Thompson
4%
7%
7%v
160
*156
5
Thompson' (J R)
5
7%
40'A
158
No par
Fair
6
Feb
94
7%
40%
15
50o
preference
5
13 Va Jan
21 y« Jan
7%
39%
158
No par
No par
$2.40 conv
87% Feb
49'/a Nov 21
19,100
$1.25 conv preferred—_^__No par
14
30% Oct
30%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
45% Apr 30
28% Mar 21
1
29
30%
100
Co
Co
cmnmon
51% Nov
34% Oct
30%
Trust—
Pacific Ry
&
Textron
2
Ma\29
15
16% Nov
20
15
4% Jan
13
y4 Feb
30%
ctfs ex-distribution—1
share
79 'A Mar
32
30%
31
300
$2.50
Jan
30%
30'%
6,700
Land
Pacific
27
33
31
35%
11% Mar.
7
30%
No par
35'A
48 VA Feb
2
13,100
35%
25
12
36,300
34%
35-%
44'A Jan
Jan
61'A
34
35%
Thermo id
90
60%
35
35'%
1
10% Jan
69% Feb
1,300
61%
34%
35%
21
1
53%
60%
34%
35%
13% Feb
13
53
61
33'%
35%
12'A Feb
26
52'A
60'A
34'/«
35 Va
15
Feb
53
60%
33'A
10
25
Nov
53
60'/a
34'A
52
163A
11% Jan
Jan
52%
60%
33%
29'%
11% Jan
80
*52
52%
59 %
3y,
16%
14'% Apr
4
51
Mar 29
14
3,200
17,600
29'%
4
104
500
7
15%
16%
3
19
19
7
15%
15%
15%
29'%
4
23
19
7%
7
15%
16%
Jan
19
15%
3,600
29'%
19'% Feb
Dec
7'A
15%
U%
19
18%
7'A
7 '/a
15%
11%
16%
49% Feb
10% Dec
19
a
7
7>A
16%
52%
50
86
12
11%
29%
19
86
*18 7
6%
15%
*84
86 ;
*84
11%
16%
21
48% Jan
85%
86
*29'%
18'% Feb
July 23
*84
6,100
"
16%
17% Jan
44
10,200
40%
29'%
47%.Jan 28
23
36%
40 "A
*23%
16%
54'% July 10
13% July 31
20
100
36
4114
X'40%
29%
22% July 10
10% Jan
2414
36%
41 Va
3514
41%
17
28
liy4Jun
24%
35%
35%
29 3 4
47% Aug 21
15% Feb
*23%
35%
35
16%
Texas
1
20% Oct
23%
•4114:
23%
24
*23%
•■41%
*29%
Texas Utilities
41 Ms Mar
8,600
V4
1
8
160
1,500
38
25
4
9
150
9
210
22%
common
25
12
10
Sulphur
:
Inc
Jan
Feb
38% Jan
23
1,800
1270
38
12
conv
83A Jan
2
7'A Jan
9
42% July 27
182% May
Jan
34% Feb
1255
1280
preferred series A
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
4.48%
Texus
150
1280
22%
11%
Gulf Producing- Co
5.
1,100
4,400
7
38%
12
Co
31
38% Mar 26
6%
25
14
50
714
*
2214
41%
2.50
Feb
Apr
7"
.•
3814
1
37% Oct
62
69%
2214
_1
53 Ve Nov
45
36%
68%
3914
36'A
*
36%
69%
22
35%
9
2,900
31"
37%
41%
Corp
20,200
22
84%
Corp
24JA
37%
37
24
3,600
78
23"%
23%
22
*21%
22
11%
Tennessee Cprp
31
1,280
84%
(James)
TelAutograph Corp
7
6% Dec
1,265
1
Talcott Ino
6'% Feb
18
12% Jun
1,280
1,280
No par
Jan
»
t
7
7.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
28
7
7'
25
Co
Dec
May
1,278
76'A
*23%
"
"
7Va
7
361'4
(The)—4.16%
Steel
8 Ya Feb
81
7%
7
23
Swift
'
75%
24%.
3614
qs
*92
95
75%
Superior Oil of California
10
3,400
>92
24
lOo
29
13%
24%
___
42'% Jan
-
11
99
2
39 y4 Mar
13%
12.50
Mining Co
27% Jan
5
55 % May 10
9
^
12
22% Jan
7
30
1420
52 '% Mar 16
50 Va July 26
Jan
27% Jan
Jan
1210
4
Sunshine
3
2,400
13%
13%
75%
6914
50,700
49'A
23 V2
69
•
49
24 y«
75%
7%
49'A
■
75
ptd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
7% Jan
8
27 V4 Feb
9
13
Feb
Dec
30 y2 Apr
i29
35% Nov
42
1,300
•6% Mar
2
%
'95
*92
95
"
6% Dec
14
714
7%
7%
49
;
1
nreferred series A
%"/e
4
'49
1
Co-Cci.--4----
touiiruy-'Mid-Cont Oil Co common
27% Jan
6
7%
'
49
4140%
*92
95
*92
No par
No par
7%
7%
7%
50
l
common
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun
Jan -4
•79
12
jaii
30y« July 31
.
'
49%
'
22% Feb
26%
.
7 !4
7 Vo >'
1
I
Chemical" Corp
Sun
17
Corp,
.
'
;
'
32
(The)
*49
51
53
*49 Ms
*51%
'
8'/a
8
26%
1
a
26%
8
26'/a
*8
8
26
26'%
8
8'%
Va
7%
'26'A
25%
26'A
25%
7%
25%
2,000
10,400
u
13% Feb
•
20% Nov
15
44
5% Nov
15
8
31% Feb
10
lOB'AJan
26
4
Udyllte
8
Lftiuerwood
16% Mar 19
13% Feb
12
14% Jan
Mar 27
23% Feb
12
2s>4/2 Mar
23
5% Jan
3
7 '/2 reo
2o
Union
47% May
8
133% July 17
32% Feb
12
35% Jan
11
Union
.Apr
(The)
Corp
Rubber Oo.
Carbide
Union
x2
115'% Jan
2
29
2
20% Feb
12
23% Jan
11
Union
Chein
5
30
Jan
17
26'A Jan
9
8
Union
92% Dec
27
112
Jan
9
94% Jan
2
81 Ms Oct
18
93
Jar.
11
80% Jan
11
Nov
29
91
Feb
83% Nov
78
30
104
52
Jan
10
28
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
34%
No par
109%
10
21%
22%
;—10
Oct
61%
53
31% Jan
8
Union
Pacific RR
10
28
May"25
Apr
30
8'A Jan
2
9% Mar
4'A
4
non-cum
Dec~17
27 % Feb
6
30% Jan
8
32'% Jan
14
Union
2
166
Dec
18
137% Feb
11
152
Jan
14
4%
10
121% Dec
18
106
13
115
Jan
2
4%
35% Jan 23
74
Mar
Feb
8
90
43VA Jan
44% Dec
17
31% Feb
32% Apr
Feb
20
26% Feb
12
29% Mar
24
96
Jan
23
97
Jan
14
28% Apr
9
19% Jan
28
25
Mar
20
71% Mar 26
58% Feb
11
69% Jan
Nov
20
93
Dec
7
2b %
Dec
48 'A Jan
107
8
85
*82
85
*82
85
*82
85
78
*77
73%
77
77
77
77
88
*87
Co__
Corp
4
United
Air .Lines
United
Biscuit
$4.50
com
preferred
8
23
of
*87
92
*87
92
53%
'A
52 Vb
28%
28%
88
92
53
53%
28%
53%
x2 7%
28 U
*
53
27%
*
90
2,100
19,900
30
130
10
53%
52%
53
12,100
28'A
■
27%
28
29,500
conv
8%
9%
H
XH-Va
9
8%
8%
8%
9,700
28%
28%
28%
29'.,
28%
29
28 V«
29
28%
28%
4,400
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31
31
31
31'A
31%
3,500
76'A
137'%
15,000
5
100
pfd_—100
Inc—a
78%
*130
108 Ms
32%
10
No par
—
79 Ms
9
78%
9 V
78%
78
79 VB
8%
77
78%
74
*130
137'%
*125
,
27
No par
America
preferred—
10
—5
_____
Co
(ser of 1956)
77'%
t
No par
ureferred
Aircraft
conv.
Co com
Drill
TwJst
United
% Jan
23
103 Ms Oct
series
Car
Tank
Union
19
113% Jan
96%
99 %
*87
25
25
10'% May 10
28'A
No par
27'A Feb
36
22
28
$4
9
21%
21%
$3.50 series——No par
Oil of California
21%
*99
Preferred
Union
7,100
16,100
99'%
Preferred
2
3
35'A
HI'A
28'/a
*82
22
33%
110%
28
78
Jan
35%
111%
*99
85
Jan
300
34%
110%
35
110%
99
78
61
31,900
7
*6%
28
*82
79'% Jan
1.000
29'%
-
22
No par
89
14'A
28%
7
27 VB
Preferred $3.70 series
5
14 Vh
28
99
24
12
34%
109%
7
14%
*6%
26'A
22
Jan
Feb
34%
111 %
14%
26'%
14%
99%
*99
51% Feb
*6%
27%
99
88
26 'A
7
22
99
5
27
27%
27%
No par
82
14 Va
14'A
22
27%
$4.50 series
2
21
110
Preferred
Jan
76'% Feb
X33%
21
39'% May
1
26
Materials Corp
65% Apr
15
7
100'% Jan
23'A Mar
30'A Feb
29
<fc
26'A
27
34'A
Elec Co common^
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14%
14'A
7
7
108%
Carbon
&
A' «-U
Nov
2#% Apr
26%
5
Corp__6%
Paper
Bag-Camp
25% Dec
21
14 VB
1
No par
Corp
Asbestos
*97'%
137
150
109'%
32%
33
27
*108%
'A
27%
*130
%
145
*109
137
110
111 Ms
32 'A
32%
28
28%
'A
32 Ms
28%
109
32 Va
108%
110
32%
28'A
29
*97'%
100
.
31'%
29
109'A
32
29'%
100
1,200
14,500
6,000
'
100
*97'%
100
*97 %
100
23%
*97'%
23 7
100
24'%
4,000
10
*21'A
21'%
21%
21'A
21%
23
No par
*61'A
62
61%
62
61%
62
No par
*33%
40
39%
39%
*39%
40%
300
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
4%
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4%
79'%
7
7%
4%
*78%
67a
7%
4%
79%
7
7%
4%
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6%
7'A
4%
79'%
7 7%
3,200
32
32
14%
14%
45%
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-33
31%
14%
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36
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14
32
15
46%
33%
31'%
15
40'/8
32%
36
31%
15
46%
33VA
36%
5%
14
1%
35 Va
25%
54'%
163
11%
32Va
15Va
44 » 4
Board & Carton Corp
7
United
8
United Carbon Co
62'%
25
62%
63
a
63
4,900
United-Carr Fastener—
41 Ms Dec
27
4% Feb
9
39'A Mar
F
45'A Feb
4% Jan
4% Jan
2
5 Va Jan
11
(Delaware».
1
3
Mar 21
62
21
United
73% Jan
23
May
4
78'A Jan
8
6M4 Jun
20
7
Jan
3
6% Jan
11
7
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
6'A Feb
11
9% Jan
9
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
2
35% Jan
11
United
13% Jun
8
43% Dec
12
Engineering & Foundry
$
United Fruit Co
No par
82
16 V, Aug
4
United
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
44'A Jan
2
47% Jan
9
32
Feb
14
34% Jan
25
United
Gas
Corp
36
Mar
5
3 8'A Feb
19
United
Gas
Improvement
5
6% Jan
11
United Industrial Corp
United
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United
Mines Co (The)—)
Foreign Securities
1
28% May 11
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
7% Jan
6
5'% Feb
14 Va Dec
12
29
13'A Feb
11
15'A Jan
9
1% Dec
31
3% Mar 26
1'% Feb
13
1% Jan
2
28 Ms Jan
23
39'% May
9
28% Oct 24
13
36'% Jan
14
U
8
U
20% Aug
'9
52 V* Nov
19% Feb
29
77
Dec
3
181
15% Dec
27
155
Aug
2
Feb
1
22'/, July 19
33
Feb
23% Jan
2
51% Feb
15
156
Jan
10% Feb
l'
20
28% Jan
58'A Jan
11
Jan
24
17 Va Jan
7
162
35
Dec
4
44 Vi
Nov
14
July 20
19% Mar 22
3234 Mar
15
14% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
42
NOV
15
49 % Mar 16
43 VA Jan
7
44'A Jan
16
Fry
footnotes
see
tfege
26
8
36
Jan
7
6%
5
Electric Coal Cos
5
35 % Jan
27
Mar
20
Mar
23
Jan
Jan
11
55
5 Ms Nov
31
79
S
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S
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Co
10
13'/a
1
Park City
Freight Co
Gypsum Co common
No par
4
7%
preferred
100
U S Hoffman Mach common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries Inc common
1
4%%
preferred series A
50
..
32%
36'A
5%
13%
*1%
35
25Va
54
36'A
5%
14%
1%
35'A
25%
54%
*158% 162
11% '11%
*32%
33'%
4%
15
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45
•
1%
35
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53%
*158%
11 Ms
*32%
14%
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36%
5%
14%
1%
35'A
25'%
54%
162
11%
33 %
15
45
.
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1%
34Vb
25%
53%
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11%
32%
15
44'A
20,500
17,600
2,100
2,200
21,100
20,400
2.000
2,700
13,700
9,200
5.400
2.300
6,400
69,800
700
J3.400
600
25
26
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NEW
STOCK
YORK
22% Jan
36% Dec
24
37 % Jan
12
31% Feb
14
U
8Ve Jun
15
8% Feb
11
8% Jan
7
23% Jan
11
35 %
JPig
1
22% Feb
12
27 VB Jan
4
61 'a Dec
23
70
Jan
6
63
Jan
2
66% Mar
4
32 % Nov
9% July 13
51% July 18
92
Dec
30Va Mir
90% Mar
29
81% Dec 31
85
128
26
2
;
1
4
35% Jan
U
YORK
Lines
8
49% Jan
27"
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Jan
Co
24
U
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5
23%
24
23%
24
10
26
Feb
1
8%
66%
66%
66%
17
19% Sep
12
19% Jan
2
U.
S.
53% Feb
12
64
% Jan
11
U
8
9
57% Jan
2
61
Jan
28
31
57% Feb
11
20
145 V* Jan
56
Jan
.
58
69
143
Nov
17
73% Dec
23
30
51% Jan
Mar
169
Jan
145
156
2
Jan
*
73 % Jan
2
2% 155% Jan
25
Dec
28
19% Jan
Mar
7
27
Feb
10
33% Mar
14% Apr
23
13% Jan
7% Dec
17
10% Jan
9
Dec
27
99
82
17
16
7 >
81 % Mar
Mar 23
10% Aug
3
15
13% Jan
9
65
Dec
4
30% Dec
7
39
Apr
Feb
6
167
12
24
144
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United Stores
Jan
21
29% Mar 12
69
Feb
15
24% Nov
12
26
24
Jan
Dec
14
17% Jan
3
21
37% Apr
6
Jan
4
12% Nov
23
-
58% ! Mar
*84 %
86 Va
94
*90
Universal
Feb
10
Jan
8%
27*% Feb
20
4
Utah
15
84
7 %
7%
81 %
18
20% Feb
1
109% Jan
120
2
42% Jan
21
105% Jan
6*
11
17%
34
41%
10
152
15,800
42%
880
152%
18 Vi
18%
54 %
800
18%
56%
56
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60%
1,300
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400
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59
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147 %
66,600
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2,200
1,900
17%
34%
14%
14%
400
7%
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3,500
83 34
280
17%
34
1734
*33%
17%
33:%
33%
Dec
28
106
Mar
98
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Dec
31
103% Feb
17
85
Jan
18
92
Feb
25
11
79% Nov
27
66
% Feb
11
76% Jan
17
16
29% Jan
10
31
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111
Feb
88% Jan
9
1
Jan
2
12% Dec
27
■
31
11% Jan
7
16% Jan 23
14% Dec
10% Dec 26
$5
12
;
6
Jan
27
14
Jan
3
17
Jan
&
21
280
33
Jan
12% Jan 30
20 V* Sep
-
6
13% Jan
23
-13% Jan
4
30% Jan
2
Walgreen
Jan
24
70% Feb
12
75
15% Feb
12
18% Jan
Hi
Walworth Co
13% Jan
2
15 % Jan
25
Ward
92% Mar
4
95 % Jan
24
10% Mar
7
11% Jan
3
14
6
16% Jan
2
;
Mar
7
95% Dec
17
Feb
28
10% July
6
23
12% Nov
7
15% Nov
18% Jan
27
29% Dec
26
25% Feb
46% Feb
9
49% Aug
9
42% Feb
12
46% Jan
3
37% Oct
1
40% Jan
9
37 % Feb
lit
38% Jan
9
38 % Mar 23
34% Feb 26
36% Jan
17
37% Aug
8
28
Feb
26
106
20
35% Dec 20
9
Apr 30
Feb
12
28% Jan
,
32
Jan
4
3
27
9
24% Jan
17
•'<25% Jan
7
19 % Feb
8
27% Dec
14
25% Jan
2
31% Jan
31
2% Dec
26
4% Apr
6
2% Feb
28
Jan
4
1
20% Feb
10
25% Jan
3
,
Mar
30
43% May 10
52% Feb
2
44
Dec
44% Dec
8
Mar
',,44%
5
10
97
Nov
26
112
92
Dec
12
105
88
Dec
20
105
42% Jan 30
63
Apr
Mar 27
108
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Jan
27
27
3
4
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104% Feb
2
91
Jan
14
95
Jan
27
90
Jan
14
93
5%%
18
12
30
42
42
42
41%
Ry com_100
*123
*82
No par
Oil
4.8%
lnc
Jan
29
21
Feb
27
24% Jan
15% Dec
13
16% Dec
5
14% Feb
14
16% Jan
Western
93
Dec
28
105% Feb
47
Feb
13
Jan
2
Feb
4.80%
11
58% Jan
Western
15
74% Jan
4%
58% Nov 29
86
54
Mar
1
17% Nov 21
26% Nov 29
18
36% July 17
50% NOV 29
82% Dfec 27
5
20
94
Sep 28
21% Jun
8
62
Aug 30
27 % Dec 20
1
Apr 10
22% Mar
5
53% Feb
12
103
Jan
24
93
28% Feb
23
23% Feb
15
61 Vs Feb
31% Jan
8
Jun
30% Jan 30
61
12% Jan 23
17
4
16% Apr 30
82% Apr 30
19% Dec
5
'
145
Mar 22
29 % Oct
1
43% Dec
19
50% Mar 19
44% Jan 23
88% Nov 29
159% Jan 25
83 % Nov
30
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31
30 % Feb
.
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26%
32
V
44%
37%
37%
3,400
45 Va
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2,200
.
35
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29
29
29
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31
31 Ve
47
47
47
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48
48
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33
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26%
26
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22
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15
15 V*
15
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28
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54%
55
51%
55%
91
91
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100
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2
9
26 % Feb
19
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8
Wheeling
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preferred
Corp
100
common
10
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2
Jan 31
9
5% Jan
21
Mar
Jan
6
Wilcox
Wilson
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.;
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$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jcnes Co
Windsor
2
57% Jan 14
92 % Feb 25
1
212
Jan
25
Feb
13
88% Jan
3
Feb
26
81/4 Jan
8
30% Jan
14
351/2 Jan
2
Woolworth
(P W)
56%
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56%
93%;
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93%
25
25%
25%
61%
62 %
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63%
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27%
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48
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99
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500
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92
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41,800
92
400
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27%
27%
63%
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27%
48
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46%
99
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99
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45%
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51
51%
51%
50
13%
14%
13%
14%
14
75
75
75
75
11
11%
10%
11
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27
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46
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43
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46
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51%
52
14 Ve
14%
17%
*16%
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5%
5 Ve
31%
10
22
22
27%
28%
10
42%
20%
V*
213
31%
*127
31%-
22%
28
28 %
6,200
75
75
*16%
5
21%
500
17
5
22%
1,900
14,500
31%
31%
128%
128%
10
5,900
22%.
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28
27%
27%
27%
27%
6.400
43%
43
43 V*
43%
43 V*
54%
55
55
55
54%
54%
90%
90%
91
91
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207
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55
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208
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86
86
43
7%
31%
130
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90
7%
22 %
31%
14
22 V*
54 V*
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22
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100
8,600
%
42%
85%
5%
•
50%
22
54%
86
17
100
46%
50
22%
90%
207
22
31%
130
75
8,300
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27%
43 '
90%
86
5
5%
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21%
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17
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130
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200
27
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11
200
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11
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-
46%
99
27
17%
130
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99
10%
5%
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27 Va
46%
99
*26%
20 %
31%
6,300
67
27
*16%
Worthlngton Corp common
10
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100
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4%%
conv
series_100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
|
46%
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14%
75
.
51%
75
10
7,600
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27
,
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93
25 %
49
-
55 Ve
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55
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27
5
56 V*
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25
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10
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4,900
74
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100
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92
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30
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.
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Winn-Dixie
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80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
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—
51
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16
7
t
95
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4,700
27
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4
•
29
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3,700
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32
12
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35
28%
32
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45
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27%
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83
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17%
13%
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74%
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13.%
400
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8
9
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22
23
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25%
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75
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74%
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100
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Mar
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29%
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17 %
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3,800
12
Jan
13%
73%
17%
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29%
75
17,600
27% Feb
1
73%-
75
13%
*29%
*
18%
Public
52% Feb
13%
29%
-77%
18%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
preferred
88
13 %
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19
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i
2,000
J
19
Wisconsin
196
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19
8
13
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15%
'
V
18%
6
15
.
18%
22% Feb
24
Dec
i
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Union Telegraph
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Westinghouse Air Brake—
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
128% Mar
99% Jan
14
14
-15%
18%
75
14
60% Nov
216
600
Western
22
1
1,100
56 V*
15
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,
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137
24% July 10
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31
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12
16
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28
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12
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12
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Feb
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65% Mar 20
99% Jan
130
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30
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100
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19
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29
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74
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154
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59
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13
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116 *
99
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10
18
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28
130
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7
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1
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U
1st
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100
Shoe Corp
4
Dec 28
17
10
17% Feb
71% Sep
170
32%
.
23%
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100
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Mar
Mar'. 7
Mar. 6
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
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Monday, March 11, 1957
.
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Mar. 5
•
.
RECORD
Tuesday
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&
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4
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87
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debentures
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1965
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65
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79
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84
82
86 Va
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80 Va
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Number 5619
185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
29
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RANGE
BONDS
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1982
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,
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—
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86%
__
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3s
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95
106
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91%
0
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86 Va
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85 Va
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or
Bid & Asked
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Fob-Awe
2%s. debentures 1987
Jan-July
-
91
—.
*89
:
96
.1
TOO
May-Nov
Mar-Sent
J<m-July
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
?%s 1976
North Ala RR gtd 5s
.
85
91%
—
*86
June-Dec
i960
1st
Bouth &
"
3
'131'A 150
debentures
First lieu and ref mtge
198C—-June-Dec
1965
debeutures
2'As
Oil
r
82
*93
Mar-Sept
Iialske ,6%s 19514%s conv debs
98
83
—
91 %
*82 %
"
;
•
89
91
,
—
91%
Virginia 'Electric & Power CoFirst, and refund mt»e 2%s sef E 1975—MarrSepX
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and l'ef mtge 2%s ser II 1980
Mar-Sept
'
91
.
5
67 %
*92
June-Dec
Corp
Oil
91
74
>100
April-Oct
Oil 2'As debentures 1971—u.Apri.'-Oct
f ASiemens ■&
94
G
97%
97 V2
*85%
America—
subord
conv
Vandnlia RR consol
1154
73
66
66%
3.20s s t debs 1982
fiervlce Pipe Linp
-
1
1974———
debentures
3s
'
:
j
: * ►?
85%
*
37/8s s f debentures 1977—*—^—
fieagram jJos E)/& Sons. l%a 1966
:
.
92%
Jan-July
4'As conv subord debs 1976
,
-
1980—
3s scries B
mtge
i
Co—
RR
"
88.-''
84%
l989_Pan-July
1968_Jane-Dec
—April-Oct
Paper
; Bcott
r.
4s
1
75%-
■■
*83 '/2
May-Noe
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
fit
88
.
*—
fit Louis-Southwestern Ry—
"
96'A
95
92
•; ■"
V
mortgage 4'/2S series D 1977
fiaguenay Power 3s series A
92
"r.~
June-Dec
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
General
1969
<.
t
June-Dec
3'As
'
152
152
1951
sinking fund mtge series C 1951
as&'ented series C 1951
6%s
...April-Oct
6s
94%
93 »A
96'4
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
1947
A
86%
35%
HI
.
.
1947
A
series
assented
6V2S sinking fund mtge series A
3 'As assented series A 1951
:
180
series
debs
42%
96
April-Oct
United Steel Works Corp—
6%s
93.
38
■-
42%
—
May-Nov
1976
U 8 Rubber 25/8s debentures
2%s debentures 1967
3'As
1953
1955
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
>
13
80
91
93%
Jan-Jnly
Jan-July
.
6s
mtge
AConsol
•
79
362
'90
Feb-Aup
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
1
fADirect mtge 7s 1950
,
■IA Direct mtge Cs 1952
*•
80
-Aprll-Ocl
—
95%
Union—
3'As
■
:i
Tobacco 3s debs
3%s debs 1975-
J)
(R
Mfg
94%
90
93
*93
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 23As 1970
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—T—■-M&y-Nov
4%s s f debs
1972
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
Apr-Oct
93
93
—
88
18
202
%
*94
"
debentures
88
*96%
"l
1977
debentures
3%s
94
1
88
41%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—Aprii-Oct
'92',2
__Apr-Oct
96%
10
94%
92
May-Noy
1976
deoentures
2%s
86
94 %
13
R
." Radio
'
42%
Union Pacific RR—
82'A
.96%
111
94%
-
June-Dec
Oil of California 2%s
'
86
4
82
2
88
r-
1971—May-Nov
1975_Aprii-Oct
-May-Nov
June-Dec
Missouri 3%s
& coll tr 2%s 1980
3'As 1982
debs 1970
mtge
1st mtge
Union
2
111
■
1968—
debentures
3s
82
82 %
82%
and coll trust 2%s
mortgage
86%
86 '4
111
f debentures
3
99'A
19
•
Oil Co—
Associated
Water
99
82'A
96
»
97
82%
Orleans 33/es
New
Union Electric Co of
92%
1983—April-Oct
1975__
2%s
Gats
of
95'A
82.%
16
100%
87
86'%
M 3%s series C
198o
April-Oct
impt 3%s 1960-_June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961—
Mar-Sept
Q
Quaker
RR
3'As
1011/2
92 %
__
..
June-Dec
7
90
89%
*89
—
96%
r
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
.
'171%
*
debentures
89%
120
mortgage 3s
1972
97
'92%
1972__Maj/-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/«s 1979_j«ne-Dec
3'/2s
1965—
t A Third Ave Ry first
.
'Ill
90
98
86'
*82 %
.
96 %
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
55
[
r
—
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—
u
1968_"_Jatf-July
First
and
89 %
lOl'alOl'A
98 Va
"*89%
1974
June-Dec
refunding 4s I960—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
101'/s
101'/a
v- '
■
-
1011
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
1st
96%
and refund
Tide
and
1
93'A
II
%9
*95
—
96
*86 %
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
-June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-Julf
and
First
and refunding mortgage 3%s
.-Jan-July
refund M 3 %s series B
First
First
t
Co—
1963
debentures
95
Term
Mar-Sept
:
*
Orleans RR—
—Jan-July
First
33/8s
90%
94%
'90',2
I'89
106%
100'/**
100
__
1'
II'
Jan-July
Jan-Julf
1985—_April-Ocl
May-Noy
2%s series D
Maji-Nov
debs
refunding
96%
'101% 108
104'A
100%
Mar-Sep»
C 2019
M 4s series
impt
and Impt
Texas & New
Texas
—Feb-Aug v
1977
Ja»-July
10
Hign,
Low,
105
105
...
June-Dec
-Mar-Sept
First
'
Refund
Texas Corp 3s debentures
83%'
79%
95%" 95%
95^4
..April-Oct
.
1984
374s
Electric &
debentures
3s
2%s
mortgage
Service
102%
June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s
First mortgage 3s 1983
Procter
100
"
Feb-Aug
1974
First general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
general
9.
r
.
103%
*'
„
*>95
-.
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
100'/a
971/2'
'96 '4
•
-....Jan-July
May -Not
1972-
1973.
debentures
2%s
'
.
.
No.
High
100
'
9"
10134 101%"
'82'A
V
--
fund
3%s debs
Bwift & Co 2%s debentures
98 '/a
Ry—
1962
B
100
:
.
1973.
debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Refund and
5s series B 1975
Youhgstown
general
1-
-
,
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s
100.
98'/2
-
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Jan.1
Bonds
Friday's
01
Last
Sale Price
Chemical
Btautlef
83
.
102'C
102
102
Coiisplidation Coal 3%s 19G5.._Jan-July
Pittsburgh P,ate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—1st ihtge 37/8sseries A 1984
-^Mar-Sept
First
1
-
'100'A 104
Pittsburgh
;
111%
•
Week's Range
Friday
Period
I
debentures 1982_i
(Ohio)—
Co
sinking
4'As
112'u
•
99'2
98',2
'
*
Apn7-Oct
-General mortgage 3%s series E I975_—. April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1984—May-Noo
Pittsburgh
110'A
-110%
1.659
Oil
Standard'
95
92%
39
83
98 V2
,
High
Low
No.
„
—.
'
General mortgage
'
''
HigH
94
■>99 ba
•
•
Interest
BONDS
York Stock Exchange
New
Jan. 1
°«2
-
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963^_Feb-AM0
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & 6t Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
'
Sold
1107« 112'/» \
*
-
ENDED MARCH 8
Range Since
Bonds
Bid A Asked
935s
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & fit Louis Ry—
* Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—MaifNov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960___Feb-Aug
WEEK
1 OR
Week's Range
Low
Phillips
RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
YORK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
31
J*
■* «#."
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
'
;
In
the following extensive
March 4, and
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
the transactions on the
the report of the American Stock
during current year. ;
.
list we furnish a complete report of
ending Friday, March 3.
It is compiled from
in which any dealings have occurred
whether stock or bond
FOR
RANGE
'
-
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Exchange itself and is intended to include every
.
-
-
.
sales
-Week's
„
.
..'
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STOCKS
- -
American Stock
-
el Trices
Sale Trie*
Low
Petroleum Corp class A
Precision Products Inc
Aberdeen
-Acme
•
commoiiu.
Industries Inc
..Awdpra Manufacturing Corp
Aero Sujjply. Manufacturing—
-Amew Surpass Shoe Stores
—5
Aaisworth ,Manufacturing common
Adam,
-
Co
Acme
Consol
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■
*
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'footnotes
K<—
na»»
STOCKS
(er Week
Range
Last
'
Exchaaga
.„
K hares
Low
Hlffh
4%
4%
200
4%
Feb
•538
Jan
9%
97p.
10%
900
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
30
Feb
Inc (N J)
Air
Way. Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
25%
6%
6
7%
100
.25% Mar
6 '-4
1.300
5% Mar
6%
Jan
Alabama
1.500
7% Mar
10%
Jan
Alabama
Great
Power
7%
1%
1%
7'v
7%
-
*'
8'h
8%
Air -Associates
25 %
700
1% Mar
2%
Jan
Alabama
300
"
7 % Mar
8%
Feb
Abrn
'
9%
7.100
'5%
Jan
Sale Price
9% Mar
5%
Gas
Wood
-
Southern
4.20%
Steel
3
-—50c
2
Corp
ciirmuatlve
1
preferred
CO—/—
—
4%
.
ssle*
f er Week
ef Prices
Shares
,
8%.
8%
100
4 '-8
4 %
2.100
32
31
,32'/,
4,500i
100
—10
Hty:
Feb
11%
Jan
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
29 %
88
Feb
84
50
84
Jan
Jan
169
92% Mar
Jan
*
-27%
,
*
34%
156 % Mar
84
Jan. 1-
8
10,400
-50
preferred——.—100
Range Since
Low
High
Low
Par
Hign
"Week's
Range
Last
;
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
"
8
Friday
....
Monday,
security
-
-
Feb
3l%
Jan
Feb
89
"
Jan
1
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1180)
.
.
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week'#
Friday
•TOC&«
Range
fit
Airline*
Algernons
Inc
Allegheny
*iim
Airline#
Paper
Aluminum
t3.75
of
cumulative
Goods
Indus trie#
Ambrook
Air
Beverage
American
Book
Jan
4%
Jan
13'"
Jan
4*8
5,400
Gas
Thread
6c
2U
56%
Jan
i
700
Feb
2 i
43
Canal-Randclph Corp
2'!b
2.800
1
6%
6-4
4,900
21'/a
Feb
24 %
Jan
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
6%
10U
1
Co
(ex
1
6%
Jan
76%
Jan
11 3
8
1,400
xll
Feb
14
Jan
36%
400
36
Feb
42 %
Jan
30%
30%
700
8%
"9%
71 Va
118,600
Feb
283,i
31%
32'A
Jan
303/4
32'/2
Jan
33%
Jan
11
Jan
8% Mar
400
33 %
31 y2 Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
13%
13 %
14*4
12,000
123/s
Feb
15 %
Jan
15
14%
15*4
450
14 Vs
Feb
173/4
Jan
4 *8
500
4
31
•
B
4
23
100
23
23
B
~5'4
1%
%
Jan
23
Feb
10%
Mar
Jan
Carnation Co common—
Carolina Power & Light $5
Carreras
Casco
Illinois
Conv
Maine
3.50%
Power & Light 4%
Century Electric
Convertible
13'/a
Feb
15%
Jan
143/4
Jan
17%
Jan
100
3814
36%
22'/a
22%
37%
5,000
33
Jan
22%
28,500
95'/a
Jan
Jan
Feb
Chief
6'A
5%
xl3%
13%
18'/a
19
38%
45
6 *4
City
98%
Feb
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
6'A Mar
Auto Stamping
Oiark Controller Co
Jan
Feb
15
Jan
Claussner
17'/a
Feb
19%
Jan
Clayton
26,600
32 'A
Jan
45
Mar
Club
Aluminum
Coastal
.21
8
ft
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
2%
21a
11,400
2 Vb
Jan
3%
Jan
Colonial Sand
4>A
4%
2;2U0
4'/b
Feb
5 *4
Jan
99%
1 *4
1
50
98
Jan
103%
Feb
1.000
1
Jan
1*4
Jan
400
1*8
39'
Vtc
•
10 pesos
option warrants
Plywood Corp
39 %
40
22%
40
22'/a
24
5 '/a
1
Inc
7
5
%
"2%
1
3%
46%
Jan
Feb
26%
Jan
%
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Feb
45,100
4
Inc
r,
\
-
1
i
Inc
Blumenthal
Bohack
(H
5%%
&
Bourjois
Corp
Brlllo
Amer
1
Company
Brown Forman
2%
2%
2%
3,600
2*4
Jan
(E
L)
Co
$3.00
$2.50
calvan
Jan
Jan
%
7%
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
25%
Feb
31
Jan
3%
J an
4'A
Feb
4%
6*4
22%
223,4
200
21%
28
29
29
1,70<)
800
4 *
3%
4'A
2
3%
4
%
3,500
4'A
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
~8
Jan
9% Mar
400
8
7%
Feb
9%
5%
Jan
5%
200
Feb
5%
2'A
18,000
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
8%
1.300
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
34 *4
200
32
Feb
36%
10
Jan
12
Feb
Feb
17%
Feb
1,400
14%
22%
Jan
25
1,200
5%
Jan
33
1
11*4
11%
11%
1,900
15
15*4
500
25
24
25
Jan
Feb
6%
50c
6%
Feb
4%
7%
Feb
5%
Jan
14'A
Jan
15%
Feb
27%
27%
1,0 JO
26*4
Feb
30
Jan
8%
Feb
1.25
~9%
12
Engineering—1
6*4
Corp
Mining & Smelt
Royalty Oil
Lines
10
Inc
Uranium
Paint &
Ltd
Corp
Class
A
Inc
B
Coro
1,000
15%
Feb
173A
Jan
3*4
3%
1,000
5%
5%
400
14%
14 Va
500
2%
2%
11%
7
7
Crowell-Collier
Feb
Crowley
Jan
Crown
5'/4
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.50
5%
5%
5%
700
5
Jan
5%
Feb
4ft
4ft
4ft
500
4,3«
Feb
4%
Jan
6,200
Petroleum
Internat'l
81%
Feb
7'A
8 *4
33,500
5%
Jan
8%
7%
7%
200
6'A
Jan
7 % Mar
5
18%
18%
400
17*4
Feb
22%
300
24%
Jan
26
l'ra
1
(Md)
"A"
partic
8
Jan
15'
Jan
Cuban
American Oil Co
16
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
33
Jan
Curtis
94
Jan
preferred
Curtis
25*4
25% x2534
12
12
2
2
5'A Mar
Cuban
6% Mar
common
Feb
2'A
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
17
4%
4%
%
6,500
18%
19'A
8.000
41
41
--
1%
Jan
13A
11%
18%
4
10
4
Feb
18%
*4
Feb
173/4
Feb
23%
37
Jan
45
6
Jan
Feb
1%
1%
12,600
"9'A
l'A
200
13%
13%
400
13'A
Feb
15%
14 %
175
1334 Mar
1% Mar
Feb
Jan
13%
-%c
Feb
Jan
200
5
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Jan
950
50°
common
93
12'A
2-*>°
Sugar
Tobacco
•
25c
common
Feb
Jan
87
1
Co
&
85 'A
86
5
Publishing Co
Milner
Mar
Feb
12*4
Feb
13%
Cork
Feb
Jan
19%
Drug Co
5%
ft
11
Crown
90
Jan
Jan
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—---*
29 3/B
Feb
%
153A
Feb
Crown
2,600
15%
3,30 )
Jan
Feb
Jan
2,300
15%
Feb
*%
Feb
9%
10%
Jan
2
Feb
15%
if
J
44
19*4
Jan
6 *
Feb
200
4*4
Jan
Jan
7%
200
14
4%
39%
3,400
700
48%
100
50
8%
19*2
Feb
5 *4
jah
11
common
Cent
$1.12
1%
12%
Feb
Feb
Jan
19*8
2%
7
IV#
12 >A
11
12
3,100
11
46'A
600
Jan
13/8
41
Jan
19*4
800
400
6%
7%
12 *'4
1,000
13
Feb
1%
1
8,300
12 3/4
12
534
•
11%
'
7'%
__
6%
Jan
5%
14%
Jan
10,500
%
47%
47
12
3%
Petroleum
Jan
4%
Feb
5%
(ord reg)—xi
dep receipts
Jan
3'A Mar
14
63/<
Ltd—
American
Creole
Jan
6%
Jan
•
Inc
Cott
,'8
Jan
5%
•
5o
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds
12
5%
200
7%
1
Mines
Feb
1,900
41
8
Gold
9 %
Jan
5%
41
*
non-voting
9%
'
8.800
Jan
6%
1 %
10c
Co
:•
40
6%
~5%
l5c
voting-.
Class
Cornucopia
«
Jan
5%
-1
Inc
Varnish
43/4
2%
Jan
Feb
6%
2'/a
1
%
?»4
Lighting
Manufacturing
9*4
2%
9%
38,600
7%
Jan
9% Mar
7*4
3,700
5-/4
reb
7
r eu
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Jan
31
Jan
Davidson
32'A
Feb
35'A
Feb
45'A
Feb
49%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Co——
Dennison Mfg class A common
1|§
Feb
Detroit
Gasket
47%
Jan
Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry
2,200
ion
72
46%
45'/a
—
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11,400
--
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—
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43
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19
1
15%
15%
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4
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•
8 *'2
1
1
2.50
16%
shares__3s 6d
1
12%c
25c
7.50
10«
Corp Ltd
Insurance
4
Feb
6%
11%
Jan
*4' Feb
Jan
3 *4
Jan
200
14%
Jan
15*4
Jan
21.100
911
Jan
12% Mar
Distillers
Co
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
20
Jan
Jan
Diversey
18%. Feb
600
23
Jan
Dome
10%
Jan
Dominion
Steel
Vs. Mar
Dominion
Tar
Textile
—
7
,a
1,100
Feb
(The)
2 %
7*4
Feb
7%
Jan
Dominion
10'/4
300
;
Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
8%
Jan
3
6s 8d
i
Corp
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
& Coal
&
Co
16'A
Feb
19*4
Jan
Dow
16%
Jan
Draper Corp common
Drilling «fe Exploration Co
3%
200
—
4%
5%
1.700
1%
1-%
5,100
15 *4
8
100
%
Feb
Jan
Feb
334 Mar
4%
,
1% Jan
7
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
8%
Jan
Harris
1
110
12,200
4%
4%
300
26%
27*4
3.000
3%
3%
6.700
14
3,300
1
Jan
1 *4
Jan
4»A
Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
29%
Jan
Feb
3%
(Allen
Mar
13
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
600
15'4
15 *4
15 "2
1,100
36
36
36
5%
5*4
5%
25
3,COO
Feb
9%
Jan
15
Feb
17%
Jan
35%
Feb
3734
4-
Jan
31
Jan
5% Mar
22a4
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22%
1.400
1
9%
8;,4
934
15,200
Feb
31*4
20%
Feb
23%
Jan
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
55%
•
10
Common
Feb
5934
Jan
27% Mar
23%
27 V*
27*4
2734
2.100
1
—
5 *4
4%
5*4
6.300
4%
1,400
3%
Feb
7
Feb
50
14%
Jan
4%
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
rets ord reg
(The)
Hosiery class B
Duro
Co
10s
4
4
1
17
17
17
•
31%
31 %
34 "2
1.400
1
6%
6 %
6*4
7.000
—1
•
common
Test
Corp common
Duval Sulphur <fe Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Feb
4%
7%
17
Jam
Jan
Jsn
Jan
25
3*4
13%
Jan
5812
50
55
Jan
58*2 Mar
Eastern
Malleable
50
43
Jm
49% Mar
Eastern
States
600
24
Feb
B) Laboratories—
49 %
1,300
Feb
11%
21
•
49%
ft
27%
23%
20%
300
*
Co
58%
41
Jan
6,590
12*4
1
Duke Power Co
DuMont
200
24
12
32.50
Brewery Ltd
Driver
23
23
12
7.50
600
16
22 %
23
•
common
17
12*4
•
-
Ltd
$2
15
11%
•
stock
Inc
Jan
8
_
14 %
11%
•
ord
Jan
—
1
2.50
Chemical Co Ltd
5%
4!,*
Feb
5%
Mar
6%
Feb
27%
Feb
3%
730
19
13%
Jan
Feb
33A
4%
9 %
5,200
5%
Jan
6%
8%
200
27%
100
3%
5%
16%
4
1
10%
3%
5*8
2% Mar
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
5
10%
3%
1
20% Mar
400
13%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
13%
146
Jan
—
49 %
Jan
1 %
2,000
—
338
16%
3%
50
Co
20
35%
8,900
26%
50
Gas
143
30% Mar
105,100
•
1
143
250
6%
23B
10c
Inc.
143
31%
'
20*4
17,400
50c
Jan
303i
Feb
Feb
2%
4
1 %
5
6
33
18%
8/2
8
3% Mar
1,030
2 in
-ft
1%
1,500
6
19:</4
%
8
Jan
4*4
—1
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a
—
16
36%
334
6
,
:—25c
8%
%
Jan
Inc
(The)
77
—
1%
1
1
America
4
—
Jan
4,900
19
3'8
—
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Ltd
--
7%
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9
10
400
Oils
*
50c
l'A
Club
19%
.
Jan
Diners'
1,000
3
7 %
Deven-Palmer
2,900
—
Feb
Jan
10
—
6%
19% Mar
x6va
.
200
18
6%
—
Jan
7
l'A
——
35
50c
1
5
100
Jan
14%
7
Feb
9/s
—
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debentures
&
13%
1
1
Jan
6%
—
Jan
15%
10'A
1
10
1.7*4
1
1
Jan
66,700
10
19%
9*4
4,000
19/8
16
2.50
—
—
2.50
Brothers Inc
Development Corp of
reg
4
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
6%
•
10a
A
Feb
9%
•
common
common
class
Co
29
10$
2-50
Inc common
7
Ltd—
preferred
Camden Fire
23%
Feb
15,400
7
Feb
Power
dt
81%
Feb
7"8
7%
11%
Jan
7%
preferred
Oil
Mar
%
27%
Jan
7%
Super Corp
Consol
74
23
300
•
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
class A
Electric
1
ft
8 *4
Utilities—
Durham
California
-
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
American dep
Calif
1,150
ft
jan
3%
Jan
75%
8
Jan
12%
Jan
3%
Jan
Corp
Edmonton
Eastern Aviation
2%
2,000
74
74
5,700
Feb
6*4
3%
5
preferred
<fc
Jan
ft
31%
Gas
Duraloy
Calgary
3
14'A
5,000
12 %
,
6 %
ord
Cable Electric Products
2%
13%
1,500
Feb
6%
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
C
7%
2%
5% Mar
15%
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500
Bunker Hill (The)
Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
C
500
36%
Feb
300
Machine Co
convertible
5%
15%
2ft
5'/a
—
20o
•
ord
cn
33%
9%
300
7*4
common
rets
Jan
Feb
1
15%
5
26,300
.8
6%
preferred
preferred
dep
19-J8
Jan
5%
Feb
36%
40,800
5
7 %
convertible
Buffalo-Eclipse
19%
9%
1
16%
Xl6
1
common
serial
Feb
50o
10 3/8
5%
6%
Inc
Inc—.
common
60c
American
Jan
10
Distillers
6%
&
Feb
92 %
B 8 F
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
Buell Die
Mar
33
Brock Mills Ltd class B
6%
17
30%
Co
Co
4% cumulative
Brown Rubber Co
Bruce
21s
Jan
92'/a
Co common
rets
8 3A
Electrodynamics
Industries
—•
•
Power
Petroleum
Feb
10
Corp
Commercial
Jan
preferred_100
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
American dep
Brown
86
100
Consol
Consolidated
Aviation &
Feb
46
16 %
16%
•
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia
British
Jan
9
6%
Continental
211
British American
Tobacco—
Amer
Feb
81
9
2%
Continental
18
Feb
•
Oil
73
% Mar
Continental
Jan
Jan
Feb
2%
Co
Manufacturing
Jan
1
Jan
4%
3%
16%
300
Feb
11%
common
British American
67
5%-'Jan
500
Feb
x47%
:
Bridgeport Gas
Jan
110
•
1,10'J
3%
18
16%
Light & Pwr ord—*
Breeze
25 \
3,800
Air
14%
1
common
Inc
Jan
8.800
Continental
14%
3
Brad Foote Gear Works
Brazilian Traction
Jan
24
1%
Jan
1,000
10%
1
Borne Chemical
Company
13%
20J
70/8
5
Feb
9,900
2%
1
Co
25
69%
6
Jan
2,850
25
class A
cumulative
11% Mar
24%
69 %
Jan
1%
5%
17%
50o
Corp
Inc
common
(S)
Jan
534
3
16*4
10%
1
C) Co common-
prior
5*4
COO
1%
93A
17
1
Canada common
Black Starr & Gorham
Blauner's common
12
5%
Jan
17%
50o
Corporation—,—
of
11%
11%
6%
10c
J&n
15%
1
Ties common
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca
Co
Jan
Feb
5.40)
20c
4%
15%
-
1
Beck
Blckford's
17%
•
Beau-Brummell
Watch
4%
3,4
30s
—
Petroleum
2%
16'A
—
50c
Incorporated
Bearings Inc
Instrument
Feb
28.100
7
Diesel Electric Corp
$1
Light & Power Ltd
Corp
Bell Telephone
4*4
5
2*4
Corroon
Basic
Benrus
5,200
ft
Cuban
700
shares
Belock
4%
4
Consol
500
42
17%
1$
Banco de los Andes—
Tr
8%
4%
ft
5%
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Corp—
Steel
Jan
6%
4
1
2,500
Oa»—
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Barium
Jail
2'A
1965—
2%
3%
•
1
Barcelona
Jan
23 *4
1
7%
2%
3
Class A
Ltd
Feb
5%
Jan
8%
Co
Connelly Containers Inc
Cook
Oil
5%
Feb
Machinery—
ext to
Continental
American
Stone
5%
x5
1
i
Feb
19%
4,900
5%
73/8
lOo
Inc
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshlre Collieries
Corp common
Banff
Jan
4%
Consol
Co
Corp
Industries
100
•
Hotel Inc
Compo Shoe
99% 100%
5'A
4%
•
2*4
1
Mar
Jan
10c
2,400
Commodore
ft
w
3%
Co
vtc
2 5/ 8
paid on
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Dec
—
Baker
Oils
Community Public Service
dlv
&
Products
2%
If
Feb
ft Mar
5
Farm
&
lu6%
19%
Manufacturing—4
2%
1
Jan
4%
1
2%
1
36'A
1043/4
300
1
Co
Caribbean
Cockshutt
Feb
70
Jan
900
6
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
Tel—
Bailey Sc Selburn Oil
Ct)
Lambert
31'A
106*2
9
4%
1
Hosiery
<fc
Feb
20*8
1
Corporation.;
4%
13%
Jan
8%
oOO
1
Jan
900
6,200
Feb
27 u
81,800
33/2
5'A
*
10
Feb
1,200
14 V8
3ft
27'A
Jan
"3 ft
—4
Consolidated Mining
•Christiana Oil Corp
Clary
Jan
4*2
5
24%
Jan
Jan
19%
1
37%
Feb
20
13/g
lie
10
4%
101
Jan
Mar
83,900
81,800
2.50
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4'/4 Feb
X93
2
2
105
10
10%
734 Mar
250
Jan
Jan
4%
10
preference
2,5u0
9,300
3*2
7
3ft
ft
2
15%
8%
Feb
Jan
6%
100
common
14
4.1 3/4
pfd
Chamberlln Co of America
13%
America
Co
Jan
ft
6 *4
"3
•
Charis Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
4*4
1
2
19*4
-
1
;
Century Investors Inc
Jan
98
27%
-
100
Jan
7%
Feb
Power Co—
5%
4%
25 %
1
Corp—
2%
97
4,100
Jan
1
l'/a
414
253/4
105
———1
4% Feb
8
4 Va
33%
10
*
300
97 *4
2*i Mar
Feb
•
iV'OO
Feb
Feb
3%
~3ft
1
preferred
Central
1%
3,900
3
•
preference Sl.iO series
Central
Feb
18.5J0
3%
2s 6d
j.
Ltd
Secur
20
~2«A
3%
11a
1
.
Explorers
Central
Jan
^
25 %
5
Catalin Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
Central
*/
"llS
Ltd—
Products common
(A M) SB Co
A-eu
3 "8
5.50
pfd
8% Mar
25%
1
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common—
Castle
~2'A
pfd—10
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Ino
2,900
...1
reg
Products
Williston Minerals
partic
1%
2.60
Line
Canadian
Ltd
5%
100
on
Petrofina
15
15
X
Canadian
14 3/8
1,4
14
4.71
4
4%
Jan
Feb
Jan
21
73/4
1
of
$41
Steel
Jan
Mar
J%
11*4
8%
20o
Consolidated Mining ds
Development Corp
Devices
13%
60
Jan
1
Atlas
Automatic
150
Jan
Jan
50
Jan
36
11*4
2
arrear
Coast
Jan
pfd—21
A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
Jan
11%
2
clasa
& Gas Co
<fc
23%
Feb
Light—
rets
$43
'53
88%
Feb
10
72%
72
1
Assoqiated Food Stores Inc
A
Jan
9 *4
1*4
20
Productions Inc
Electric Industries—
&
83'/a
22
350
21
com
Artists
Tel
9%
60
60
SO
1
Equipment Corp
Oil
22
9'/2
IB
Armstrong Rubber Co class 4
Associated
150
38
9%
2.40
Associated
Jan
100
87%
22
1
pfd
4.72% preferred
Armour & Co warrants
July
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
46 3/4
%
Feb
5*4
6 a/8
22%
Angostura-Wupperman
Laundries
7 ft
3/8
44
Appalachian Elec Power 4*4%
pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp
B
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
B
Associate
Jan
28
109,300
22%
46*2
•
shares
dep
6
7
8*4
4
-
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
American
a A
23% Mar
7
I Feb
Products
Associate
~7%
vtc_l
10
•
Mines Ltd
Assoc
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—-—10c
Canadian Marconi
1
Feb
3
3
&
x31
Feb
Feb
Company class A
Power
Feb
Feb
common
Anchor
Arkansas
27%
*4
—
Inc
Anacon Lead
"A"
Jan
100
7%
20
8 3/4
preferred
Paper common
Writing
Incorporated
14
19%
5%
American
2
Feb
700
•
Petroflna
27 %
/%
2
9%
28
•
common
1
29,200
3,200
2B
Co
Seal-Kap
12%
9%
Co
American Natural
Ltd
preference
Range Since Jan.
High
11%
23%
3%
X
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
ll:
•
8%
Inc—
Meter
American
Ltd—1
20%
Rubber Co
Maracalbo
Oil
13% Mar
Co
Shares
9%
4
100
American
Audio
5%
Jan
Mines
Ltd-
tor Week
23'/a
_i
100
conv
American
Atlas
Feb
3%
6
Co
8aies
Range
Low
-10
(EI)
American
Atlas
33/4
2C0
Co
Electronics
Post
Cement
6 % %
44,600
3%
W
6%
Hard
Amurex
Canada
4%
13%
common
American
CI
Jan
4 *'4
3%
common
Filter
American
American
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
5%
800
13%
common
Industries Inc
American
Campbell Chilbougamau
Bread
5%
IZi
Manufacturing
American
American
4% Jan
3% Mar
2,400
300
preferred
Aluminum
i,
4
America—
Aluminum
Aro
Is
Week's
of Prices
Bale Price
l
Corp
(Mich)
Co
Friday
American Stock Bxckanga
Pa r
"5%
4%
■
products
AMI
3
Internat'l Investing cap stock-_1
Allied
march
Low
High
l
Inc
ended
Last
25 %
Control Co Inc
Allied
Low
-10o
common—
Ain«xi
week
Canada
Allied Artiste Pictures Corp—
6Vi%
convertible pxelerred.
Allled
for
Range Since Jan. 1
N
warrant#——
Fisher
range
Shares
1
—
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Amer dep
rcta Amor sharea.
AH American Engineering Oo_
Kunstzljde
Alleghany Corp
of Price#
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Antrl*! IU«k
Sale#
for Week
LMI
4%
25%
Feb
Jan
14
5J*
3134 Mar
5%
351
Jan
7%
36%
Jan
24
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
Iron
—25
—1
Corp
$7
preferred
series
A
$6
nreferred
series
B
1
—
41
40
42%
759
26%
24%
26 Va
5.200
x42%
Feb
Feb
31 %
Jan
174*4
Feb
177%
Feb
160
Feb
162%
Jan
;Volume 185
Number 5619
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
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,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week**
STOCKS
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
«*Im
RANGE
Range
of Price*
Sale Fries
Par
Share*
WEEK
FOR
Common
$2
shares
beneficial
of
Lots
Electrograpnic
Corp
Corp of
Electronics
19%
in
2,000
29%
13,400
A Feb
% Jan
id
28 '/a
16%
,
~9%
9%
17
300
10%
3%
3%
3 %
14%
1,100
12
11
12%
2,700
3%
3%
7,500
40%
41%
15%
3,600
12,100
13%
1,850
—
convertible
preferred—
Erie Forge Ss Steel Corp com—
8% cum 1st preferred,
Eto Manufacturing Co
3Va
1
.10c
41
Ltd
or
Factor
(Max)
Fairchild
Feb
Feb
4
Jan
42%
Feb
Firth
Jan
8%
8%
3,800
7%
Jan
8 Va
Jan
Jupiter
Oils
11%
1,300
10 y4
Jan
11%
6% Feb
7%
Jan
5
6% Mar
Kaiser
Industries
6
5%
6%
1,800
%
32,4uj
ii
15
15
Feb
%
50
12
Feb
Jan
1
16% Jan
Jan
7%
7%
1,000
7%
Feb
16%
16%
17%
1,600
16 y4
Feb
3%
4%
120,900
4
-_10c
...
Pitzsimmons
Flying
Ford
Tiger
Line
Motor
of
Inc
-
non-voting——.
Class
voting
Ford
Motor
Co
Amer dep
Fort
Fox
Pitt
1,70 j
6%
350
42%
Jan
45
10%
47,100
7%
Feb
10 % Mar
100
10%
Feb
10% Mar
300
21%
Feb
25
Mar
Feb
10
Jan
10%
24% x24%
~8Vb
8
104%
8%
3,300
104% 108%
109
112
—
8
Feb
Wa
Feb
Jan
2,200
104% Mar
112%
Feb
109
100
120
Jan
Mar
Ltd—
rets ord reg
Industries
Luxe
De
6 Tit
44%
10%
1
—
Jan
4Va Mar
Canada—
Class A
B
91s
—1
Ltd class A
Jan
8
22%
,V Jan
9%
—1
Stores
3
6%
-2.50
—
8
43%
ia
Inc
Fishman (M H) Co Inc.—
Sales
Beer
Inc
Co
4",
5.000
3% Jan
Glass
5%
Power
Co
preferred
7%
1,600
6%
Feb
,5%
16,500
4 Va
Jan
5
8%
16
16
9
Vl'JU
8
1,500
16%
15
—
General Acceptance Corp
General Alloys
Co_.
General Builders
5%
convertible
American
5
warrants—*
com—1
Supply
General Electric
28
1
.
preferred.—
%
4%
11 '/a
stores
preferred.,..
C)
(A
Gilchrist
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
300
5
Feb
5%
Feb
2
Jan
2%
Feb
2%
3,100
14%
200
2%
Feb
3
Jan
Feb
14
16
Jan
45
900
47
Jan
39%
Jan
7%
47
20
400
16%
Feb
19
Jan
11%
31.500
5%
Jan
12%
Jan
3a
*
17%
35%
Jan
38 Va
Jan
1%
Jan
..
1,950
18
1%
1%
1%
19,10!)
1 %
Jan.
9%
10%
3,300
8%
Feb
•
1
Mines—
•
—*
—
Co
.
10
—1
Co.
Ss
Mar
Ill's
10%
Gold
.
Jan
17
—
common
Gladding McBean
31
1.0 JO
.—1
Corp
Yellowknlfe
Gilbert
"3%
1,500
—_25c
preferred...
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Corporation.—,
Georgia Power $5
$4.60 preferred
Giant
Jan
6A
General Plywood
convertible
10% Mar
"
X95
x95
96%
75:
41
4 iil
4%
3,500
8%
:
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
75
5%
2%
3
1
1
1
Feb
75
10%
Jan
13% Feb
6% Jan
100
6 Va
2%
5%
400
Jan
5% Jan
34,500
2%
Va
98,000
4%
2
2%
125,200
13%
3,600
2%
500
3
fa Jan
400
Feb
6% Jan
Jan
4%,
.1
Corp..
2iV
.4
us
Drug
Company.
Kawneer
Kldde
Co
Mar
1 ye
Jan
4% Feb
5
Jan.
1U
2% Mar
Feb
Oil
Kingston
(S)
Dept
Kleinert
Knott
(I
12%
12%
2,200
18
18%
400
10c
KoBacker
Corp
17
1,600
3
3Va
2%
3
._l
2%
5%
,.1
1
Stores
1%
12%
12%
13
12%
12 y4
7.50
Jan
14%
Feb
Feb
19 Va
Jan
2%
Feb
2M2
Jan
8,000
1
1 Va '
100
6% Feb
Feb
1
1A Jan
12% Mar
13%
12
12% Jan
Jan
Jan
22% Jan
22%
12% Jan
400
10%
Feb
_33y2c
3%
3V2
37/a
2,100
3Va
Jan
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
Krueger Brewing Co.:
3% Jan
2% Jan
4% Mar
1,900
5,000
;5
~--d
18%
Jan
17 %
14,400
~5%
5
15% Feb
12
900
4%
20c
Co——
Ltd.
Stores Inc
Rubber Co
B)
Hotels
Jan
18%
...
Petroleum
Minerals Corp
Kirkland
Klein
Jan
28%
12%
Company
Products
Kirby VenSyn
Feb
24%
21% Mar
2.50
15%
3% Jan
98 y2
23% Jan,
23
Co.——.
Ss
Jan
15
Feb
40O
24%
21V'2
_.__5
(Del)——
Feb
2y« Feb
1,600
24%
22%
X16%
_25c
12 y2
95
24%
—
Co..
Inc
(Walter)
Kim-Ark
1
2Va
5
Chemical
Kennedy's
13
13
_50c
pfd—100
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc.
5%
14
47
5%
5%
(D)
La
2%
2%
25
General Fireproofing common———5
General Indus Enterprises
—*
•General
5%
dep rets ord reg———£1
General. Transistor
5%
15c
Jan
2%.
Corp. common..—50c
600
common..
Jan
Ltd—
Co
12%
Ltd—
9%
5% Mar
5%
~2%
Corp
12%
6y*
Jan
'
Co
16%
Jan
Feb
100
-
.
12%
2%
5%
5%
5%
100
18%
18%
18%
300
8,200
11
10%
11
Jan
4
8%
5% Feb
Jan
Jan
7% Feb
common..—
—
400
Ss Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4ya%
Consolidada
Lake
Gellman Mfg Co common
2%
K
Kaltman
8%
8%
500
92 y2
8%
1
31
Jan
97%
412 Mar
6Ve
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
13%
-"ff'H
Jan
Jan
S
Foundry
Lamson
&
Co
La
SaJle
Extension
Inc
Realty
Leonard
Le
(R
14%
Industries
Inc
Common
Locke
Cham
Land
tjoulsiana
Corp
Lynch
30
31%
850
29% Feb
32%
11%
12%
10,400
10%
14 y4
10
10
300
9%
Jan
__»
10% Feb
Macfadden
18%
17%
18%
2,200
16%
Jan
1
18 V4 Mar
Mack Truck
2%
2%
2%
1,700
_1
%
%
iff
4,100
%
Goodman
71%
71%
73
"
300
65 y2
Gorham
25%
25%
25%
400,
25
Co
7%
17%
__2
Feb.
Jan
Xl4%i Jan
10%
Feb
7y4 Feb
8%
Jan
6
Feb
7,900
2
5,ln0
560
Jan
17 ¥4 Mar
14% Jan
Feb
55
.Jan
38
A
2%
7,700
2-Af Jan
2U Feb
4%
3%
4%
1,409
3% Mar
5
35%
33%
36
71
73%
15Ma
15%
100
1%
1%
1,400
A
6%
1%
6%
.
Jan
6% Jan
700
6Va Mar
7,600
29'/a V Jan
36
Mar
70
74V2
Mar
150
Jan
14%
v
Jan
16V4 Jan
1%
Jan
1% Jan
17
Feb
Jan
16%
16%
16%
100
50 VB
50 Va
51%
16,000
50 Vb Mar
60% Jan
26 V4
26%
50
26 y4 Mar
29 V4
9%
10 Va
900
9% Feb
—2.50
-
—______—...
Jan
10
7%
49
1
;._L'
15%
29%
Jan
~9%
'
16
;
Jan
10% Jan
Jan
11%
11%, Jan
16 Mi
Exploration——30c
&
(The)
28l/4 Feb
900
47 y4
2
.3
....
Lodge & Shipley (The) coa...
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lunkenheimer
14 y4
100
5
...
Steel
300
13
10% Jan
7%
Groceterias second pref._^_„.*
i
♦
Loblaw
15 Va
29
16 V2
—10c
—%
6% Jan
12 '/a
48%
__25c
6% Feb
14%
1
Inc
Ltd.——
Feb
Jan
5»/a Feb
29
..3
Ihc__
Jan
5% Jan
19
Jan
4
—25c
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
—:
1
5%
cumulative
preferred..——10
Litton
17 Vz
600
5
—50c
G)
Petroleums
6
.5
University..
common...
Refineries
Tourneau
Liberal
5%
5%
.10
——
common..
Lefcourt
47/a
5T4
5
Delaware—
of
Sessions
5
1
Lanston Industries Inc
Lear
1
Ltd—
27
Jan
5% Jan
...1
75 pesos
Corp.
Corp
Lamson
27
.5
—
A.^
Mines
Shores
Lakey
Gatlneau
2%
8 Vi Jan
11%
4,V Jan
6%
8%
5
—,
4%
5%
—1
—.
A
6%
.1.25
—
Company
Fuller
4
—.1
—
Fresnlllo
(The)
(Geo A)
£1
..
Inc
2%
...
10
Feb
1
Sterling
9% Mar
1
I
11%
1 —I
Financial General Corp.
Fire Association
(Phila)
2,700
Corp
.
838
25c
A
i—
9%
1
Oil
Jeannette
.——10
class
Co
Ltd—
9%
50% Feb
12 Va Mar
3% Feb
& Instrument—. —.1
&
Camera
Oils
Jan
Inc
Kaweckl
Fargo
Jan
4%
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Katz
,
Jan
6%
Irving Air Chute—
102
Jan
40
43%
400
Ironrite
Israel-American
Since Jan. 1
Low
19,100
4,300
Jan
Jan
49%
5%
V4
a.
Jan
Range
High
47 >a
7 Va
3%
12
Jan
9y2
Royalty
16
27/a Feb
Low
47%
5
Feb
29% Mar
97/b Mar
13%
Investors
Shares
7
17 %
Jan
far Week
5
...I
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c___*
A
Sales
Range
...33y3C
i
Company
Week's
•f Prices
7 Va
—
Oil
Ilk
.10
_$1
Eureka Pipe Line common.
9
Feb
95
ZZIIIIIi
Esquire Inc
^nrooeatJon
Jan
Intex
7% Jan
13 %
$2
Jan
50j
1
America.—-—1
.
.
Jan
24%
2D
7%
___5c
Inc
301/2
Jan
24%
7%
Emery Air Freight Corp.
....
2<ic
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire. Millwork Corp
..1
Equity Corp common.—.
__10c
El-Tronics
Jan
24
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
24%
5
common
LMt
Bala Prlea
Per
1
1
common
LOCKS
American Stock Exchange
High
30
1-
Friday
8
8
_i
.
*
Electric Bond Ss Share
•
int
preferred
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
Xastern Sugar Associates-
Edo Corporation class
Elder Mines Limited
ENDED
for Week
Alden
Glen
Globe
Corp
Distillers
Glenmore
Union
Gobel
Goldfield
1
Inc.——.
Consolidated
Mines—.
Manufacturing Co
——50
Manufacturing common
4
Rapids Varnish.
_1
Grand
Manufacturing
Gray
—
Inc
Co
(Adolf)
class B
2Vb Mar
8
5
~9%
9%
10%
.10c
2%
2%
2'U
Co—.—
Industries Inc.—.
Great Amer
r
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
79%
Jan
27
Jan
Hydraulics
Greer
11%
Jan
Mansfield
3% Feb
3 Vb
Jan
Marconi
151
155
130
131
2
2%
11,109
7%
6%
7%
900
9c
10%
11%
11.100
10%
300
149%
130
127
*n:'
Feb
162%
Jan
132
■
.■
Jan
Feb
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
6
Feb
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
12%
Jan
10
200
10
Jan
10
Jan
18%
100
18%
Jan
19
Jan
3%
3%
10
18%
Griesedleck
3%
9,800
2%
Jan
4¥4
Jan
Class B.
—1
—
87
84
87
50
75
*
*
$4.50
preferred
——•—
Gypsum Lime Ss Alabastlne—
77
Jan
105
85
Feb
Jan
Jan
H
Hall
J—2
Co
Lamp
Hammond
Ply wood
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Investors
Harvard
Mlg
riaatuigs
3
%
3%
1,400
35
34
35
10%
10%
11%
38%
36%
38%
56%
57
3%
1,000
...10
—
25
1
Inc——
2
3 Va
70 )
Feb
3% Mar
Middle
Midland
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
Products—
$2 non cum dividend shares.^
Mid-West
Abrasive—
Midwest Piping Co
—
3%
Jan
4¥b
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
4
Feb
5%
Jan
30% Feb
34%
Feb
9%
Jan
4%
4%
4 tit
6,500
33%
33%
34%
3,409
*
Uranon
^uies
Hevl-Duty
—1
Co—
—
Hollinger
Ball
Hoover
&
5-%
l.< %
13% Mar
13%
12%
Feb
4%
Jan
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
9%
2,100
8%
Feb
10
Jan
4%
1.100-
4%
Jan
1
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
Mt Cleniens
2V2
Jan
4%
1,000
3%
Feb
4% Mar
300
26%
Feb
31% Mar
34,200
12
Jan
18
Mar
—2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel.—.—-100
Muntz TV Inc
—1
52,200
11
Jan
18
Mar
Murphy
10%
31
13%
18
13%
18
;
18 %
18%
18
18%
18
l.oooj
24
5Va
11V4
Jan
Feb
Feb
x
Jan
Jan
24
110%
23%
24,
99
47
46%
113
5
4%
4'%
•
10
Securities.
-
19
Jan
50
110
23%
96%
40o
60%
Jan
Feb
117V4
Jan
Feb
x24%
110
Jan
Feb
100
50%
128
Jan
4%
Jan
10%
2 ft)
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
15%
Jan
20 Ve
Feb
24
Jan
12%
12%
13
20%
20%
20%
1,600
600
■
14%
1,500
6
%
7%
33
34%
37
36%
32%
Inc
Industrial Enterprises Inc
.
1
Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Insurance Co of North America——5
Tt»**ruat.innai Breweries Inc
1
5%
International
Cigar Machinery.—
Metal Industries A
For footnotes
see
page
35.
•
*
5%
5.300
5
Jan
5%
Jan
54
54
55%
4,400
53%
Feb
59 ¥2
12%
12%
12%
300
11%
Feb
12% Mar
6
91
91
94 "4
120
82%
16 Va
15%
16%
800
15Ve
2%
2%
200
2%
Industrial
International
5%
95
8%
93%
8%:
95%
5,150
8T«
800
90
8%
32
Jan
33%
Jan
13% Feb
1,900
Jaq
6% Feb
37
Feb
14
34
-
200
30%
2,700
33 y4
15% Jan
'
'
Jan
4
7%' Mar
15
Jan
Jan
44% Jan
34% Feb
Jan
37
Mar
6 %
6%
16%
4,900
Mar
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
13%
Feb
16% Jan
6
41%
40%
50 Va
47,300
16,600
40% Mar
57%
Jan
14%
15V4
300
13%
Feb
16 V4
Jan
20%
20%
22
2,800
x20%
Feb
23% Jan
18
17%
18 Va
1,200
Feb
20%
41/2
4%
600
4%
7%
7%
100
7% Mar
15 VB
_7%
1%
14
1%
700
2
10%
10%
IOV2
1,600
13%
13
13%
1,40.)
8%
4,300
17
1 %
9%
13
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
5
9%
Jan
2
Jan
10 ¥2 Mar
17%
Jan
100
7%
7%
7%
19 y4
18%
19%
900
5 Va
1,800
33%
225
5
Feb
Feb
14
Feb
26
8%
8%
12%
8%
Jan
28%
Jan
9% Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
18% Feb
20%
Jan
7
5
Jan
5¥4
Jan
104
%
1
50
104
12%
1
,'ff
13'/«
1
Ui
3,900
34% Jan
Feb
21%
102 V2
Feb
104
Jan
Mar
12% Mar
13% Jan
Jan
1% Feb
1
15,600
4,600
21 Vb
Feb
25
Jan
85%
Jan
90
Jan
95
Jan
88
Jan
21%
22»4
87
21%
32 y2 Mar
17%
32%
87
20
158
130
92 Va
"
Jan
87
157
Jan
150% Jan
42 Va
42 %
100
4i%
17
17
18
400
l7
125
125
250
122 y2
Jan
8,900
A
Feb
Jan
2%
125%
ji!
—
Corporation ...
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.—
-5
Muskegon Piston Ring common.__.2.50
Muskogee Co common
-10
Muter Company common
—50c
Feb
Feb
Mar
26 %
25%
26 T a
4,300
2?%
26%
26 Va
27 V«
1,400
26 Vb Mar
10 Va
10 V\
409
33
33%
500
32 Va
Feb
2 %
200
2¥a
Feb
33%
2
N
Nachman
9% Jan
158% Jan
44
Jan
2% Feb
19
Jan
125% Mar
1%
27 Va
Jan
Jan
29
Feb
10%
Jan
33% Jan
Milling
14
Jan
3
Feb
10
1.500
8%
3%
4
5,000
3% Mar
4¥4
Jan
2%
2y2
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
19%
Jan
21
Feb
23% Jan
12% Mar-
13% Jan
,™1
9%
9%
common..— ...1
—1
(Mich)
3%
2%
A
Dehydrating
Co
National Bellas
Hess
National Brewing
Co
-1
4
14
4%
-.5
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
94 % Mar
Jan
17
Jan
Feb
Feb
2%
400
National Starch
National
National Telefilm
Jan
Steel
41% Feb
Car
Nntl«
ta>
Meter
Mur
3 %
Jan
10V»
10%
300
9%
Jan
10% Feb
20%
19 V'4
203a
2,200
17%
Jan
22%
Feb
28
28
Jan
1
22%
22
24 ¥4
27 Va
—
27 Va
~8li,
8%
9 Va
1.800
3%
Jan
5
900
2y4
Peb
2T/e Jan
'
common.
4
"
ia.
i a
2
__1
—
4%
4%
478
.30c
,
Corp
common.,
fin
400
63,700
23
..10
common.
National Transit common
Jan
4 fo
Ltd—1
Associates
National Union Electric
Neptune
39% Feb
Products
Jan-
Jan
23 y*
1
Corp
Rubber Machinery
National
% Mar
3',;!
.25c
Inc.™.
Industries
Presto
Jan
95 Va Mar
9¥4
National
4
11%
22%
„1
...1
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum
Ltd —
National Research
19%
Jan
10c
Weld Machines—
Electric
14% Jan
200
3 Tii
.......
Jan
3
4,500
Va
Inc
National Alfalfa
,
%
14
.10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
National
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial' Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit Ss Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr Ss Light 4% pfd—100
Mar
Feb
Jan
13 y8
6 Va
preferred—™..—-—4
Mills
Vernon
National Casket Company
•
17
.28
18,300
14
34
—,
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep rets ord reg
5% Jan
100
14.
X36
1
Metal Products—
cumulative
Feb
4%
—5
6%
Mount
Jan
Jan
100
.2.50
300
4% Feb
157/4 Feb
Jan
46% Mar
2.500
Jan
4%
—-—
Hygrade Food Products
18% Mar
Jan
30
47%
116
Feb
17%
1,400
—
116
16%
2;>i)
57.r
110
Co—
1,300
Feb
1% Jan
—
2%
30%
——>
13%
14
common..
26 Ys
25%
17%
Co.
Co
1% Mar
1.00J
2%
'25%
25 %
17%
Hurd Lock Ss Manufacturing
50c
5
_50c
4»/2 %
convertible
preferred——50
Mining Corp of Canada.—
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd——100
Missouri Public Service common
•
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd.
..1
Molybdenum Corp
—1
Wohl
3.800'
11%
—25c
common
—*
2
4%
11
1,100
Steel
Midland
Miller
30—
preferred..*
conv
1%
9%
4%
11%
—5
6
$1
4
1
common
Inc
.
—
1
common..—1
Corp.
Petroleum
Hone
Oil Corp
17
29 y2
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
-100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—100
.4.50% preferred series C_.._
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
99
(Harvey)
1,000
5.700
Humble OH Ss Refining capital
Hydro-Electric
Jan
8.00 )
30%
——
Hydfometals Inc
Feb
67
12%
1
preferred
Hubbell
Jan
94
Jan
5%
Bearing Co—-
Hardart
Ss
25
Jan
62%
17%
60c
Hormel (Geo A) Ss Co
Horn- Ss Hardart Baking
Horn
Feb
86 %
5%
——
inc
iioraer's
22%
10
15%
———
B—
200
89%
5%
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co common
Home Oil Co Ltd class
Class
22%
89%
.2.50
Industries Inc.
C'onsol Gold Mlnes.
Hofmann
22%
16%
9%
Hlgble Mfg Co common
(R) & Co Inc common—
A——^
Feb
AUC
—
Hoe
Class
7%
—5
Proauuui nil,,—
Electric
1,400
—100
Henry Holt & Co common.
.—.5
Corp—
Michigan Chemical Corp.....
—1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co.—1
Michigan Steel Tube.
...
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common...
-1
6%
preferred—
——
10
States
9% Mar
15-
32
16%
17
.25c
Mlcromatic
3% Mar
8
1
...
Thermit
&
1
—
Jan
2%
-100
pfd-
——
Metal
Ltd
Co
Corp: common
Jan
500
common
Ss Co 5Va%
(W E)
preferred
*
Iron
Textile
39%
_•
Rubenstein
Helena
Heller
Peroleuras
Metal
Co
58%
300
7%
Merrill
1
.—1
Feb
800
8
—1
Go—
Ss
Mfg Co..™.
Merchants Refrigerating
Feb
1%
—25c
Johnson
Menasco
85%
10c
Corp
Mining Co
Mead
36
3%
700
£1
250
■
Hecla
Ltd^
Jan
3%
4%
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
*
Mays (J W) Inc common—.—..1
McDonnell
Aircraft
Corp
5
McKee
(A G) Ss Co common—...—*
Feb
1%
Hazeltine
Co
Jan
Feo
4
12 »/4
3%
4%
5
36%
2
4%
9%
Marine
Jan
3,900
1
1
Jan
3
Hazel Bishop Inc
.'
600
2%
1A
6,700
.7
Co...
International
Communication
9Va Feb
10c
Co
Rubber Co.
&
1,800
1%
9%
B)
10%
1
2
—
Tire
7%
11%
1
50c
......
common.
(The
1,800
10
I
—
34
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Co
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co
Hathaway
Havana
3%
1
1
Company——
Corp—.—
Organ
h.»roor
Service
Mesabl
'
.
Public
2,400.
2
Company
——1
Grocery Stores Products common——5
Guild Films Company
Inc—.
10c
Gulf States Land Ss Industries—
Manischewitz
9% Mar
130
oriaoii Freehold Leases
Maine
Mangel Stores
Jan
2,400
—..——50c
_
Jan
Jan
9%
jr.
Non-voting common stock—
*
7%
1st preferred—
—100
-.1
Magna
9%
10%
Inc
Inc warrants
Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
mages
{g Jan
Great Atlantic Ss Pacific Tear—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.
Jan
M
Publications
2%
2%
2%
...5
29%
1
4%
30
4 Vz
4}jj Mar
100
28
Mar
32 ¥2
1,000
22
Mar
26% Jan
100
27% Mar
27 Vb Mar
4,500
7% Jan
1,300
200
3%
TPeb
32
4% Mar
5
28
Jan
Jan
Jan.
Jan
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STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
31 ARCH
ENDED
8
Friday
for Week
Range
Monday, March 11, 1957
...
Sales
Week'i
'
Low
Par
Bristol Oils Ltd
British Dominion Oil
New
Chamberlain
New
England Tel & Tel
New
——
U
Feb
2 A
Jan
2%
Jan
6,400
2
1.370
131%
Jan
7#
2,300
%
Feb
13»
1%
100
1%
l3#
9,400
-25c
&
Coal &
Mar
1%
"i %
40
39%
40 %
6.000
39
1
16
15%
16%
7,800
1%
9,300
Arizona Land-,.
Mexico
Pacific
St
Park
New
Mining
Jan
San
Carlos
San
Diego
Jan
1%
Jan
Cumulative
Jan
17#
174
2 7k
*2 A
2'VH
3,400
»
New
Process
New
Superior
New
York
New
York &
New
87%
IIIi
Co
II10
Lites
Noma
10%
__io
—-
Ltd—
—,.i
37 k
J.
-
Pub
Warrants
Feb
10% Mar
10%
10%
1.500
Jan
10%
Feb
Seton
37%
500
Shattuck
10%
Z10:
x37
-10
_50
5%
'r
8%
76
90
40%
Jan
Mar
41
Jani"?
*
Leather
6%
Feb'
Sherman
10%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
30
76
Feb
77%
Jan
86
Jan
91%
,
Jan
4%
j
•
2
%
•
1
Oil
Company—1
Ohio
Brass
class
Co
1% Mar
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Ohio Power 47k%
Okalta
Okonite
Old
preferred—
Ltd
Oils
Company
Corp
99%
99
99'%
230
95
%
2,900
2
Omar
Inc
Oxford
767k
Jan
Feb
101
,3
Jan
Jan
-78
1,050
3
3
300
3
Mar
3%
100
47k Mar
5%
12 7 k
12 %
Jan
•
78
:
375
12%
Feb;
14
80
Feb
92
Jan
25%
400
37 k
3%
Feb
3%
1st pfd_
5%%- 1st preferred—
5%
1st
Slick
Jan
46
3%
_10c
Corp-—
5%
redeemable
32%
28%
26%
1st
26%
26%
preferred———25
redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
5%
'31%
) 28%
32%
25
25'
4.30%
redeemable
lkt
4.50%
redeemable
1st
26%
redeemable
dividend
U
Pacific
Northern
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Oil
Israel
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
Park
_1
(Howard)
Class B
A
Penn
92%
Jan
Southern
Jan
108
Jan
Soutlieni
Pipe
84%
Jan
91
Jan
Southland
11 %
2%
Jan
16%
Feb
20% Mar
93
Jan
96%
116% 120
550
114
Feb
"5%
15
Jan
62%
Jan
Feb
6 %
Jan
100
15%
5%
14%
400
15%
1,500
8%
Feb
9%
7%
Jan
10%
6%
4%
600
54%
54
1,400
~1
l it
5 31)
5:,i
—-L.1
11%
6
'90 7k
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
3Vb
800
11
100
1%
1%
800
1.000
* -
6
1 »L-
25c
1
Porto
Rico Telephone Co
Powdreli & Alexander common?. J
Corp
Prairie
of
Oil
&
Canada
Royalties
Pressed
Inc
East
Progress
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
8%
8%"
Ltd
1,100
~4%
;*
x53
2,50
~4%
%
Mines
Ltd
4
7k
23%
Feb
8%
Jan
534
350
51%
Feb
54%
Jan
17%
fa
35,200
%
Feb
9%
20,200
6%
Jan
15%
200
14%
Jan
9%
97k
9%
2,300
9%
9034
90%
903%
425
85%
3
16 %
16%
2,400
16
Jan
16%
17
%
Jan
5
preferred
;
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
100
:
Jan
com
16%
800
B)
(S)
Power
Raymond Concrete Pile
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
Reda
convertible
(Robert)
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Rice-Stix
Arms
Ridge way
I—II
Jan
9%
500
1.800
13%
127#
13 %
12,200
2 %
7,200
„1
(I)
&
Sons
2
2
'fa
_
43i
39
38
%
5
Jail
100
2%
'
1
Cable
Roosevelt
Field
3
2%
110
80%
Russell
Fifth
(The
Ave
F
common
Aeronautical
Ryan
Consolidated
Ryerson
&
For
26
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Haynes
footnotes
r
Co;
Petroleum
see
pace
an
Feb
37%
37
%
37%
1,150
35 %
Jan
38%
Jan
15%
14%.
15''a
1,100
13%
Feb
16%
nl,z-
16%
Jan
17%
17 %
4%
4%
Jan
3%
87
2%
6 7a
Feb
,5'a
43.600
3%
Feb
57# Mar
-
'5%
4,700
4%
Jan
574
250
62%
Feb
5%
Jan
5
65
class
Inc
Class
B
•
16
Feb
4%
4%
1,500
4%r
"
•'
4%
3%
; 15% Feb'
"
29%
Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
2-7 8
/;
.
Jan'
Jan
13%.
Jan
13%
Feb
2%
2%
2,800
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
3
%
65,500
27-i
Feb
3%
Feb
317a
Jail
38
Feb
*
27
27
27
IOO
Mar
5
35%
35'
a
36%
3.900
29 7ii
1
*
173i
17%
17%
50
-17%
Feb
13%
13%
13%
300
13%
Jan
1
3%
;
3
-3%
.
200
«...
2074, Jan
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
10%
•
——1
Corp
-
./
Feb'
3
5,100
' 11
Jan *
Jan
13
.11%
11
25c
Feb
14
.3
Jan
Jan
59%. Jan
Jan
a',-j
Jan
23/4
Feb
*
Feb
•
4%
% Mar
567a
.
13,000
5
6'%
-
Jan
472
■
l.i •
Jan
12 7
29 7 4
293«
1
7%
7%
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1
1%
134
l7#-
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11
1>;
Shovel
—
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5
—1
Corp.——
13%
Jan
30% Mar
10
6,100
-.
:i
3,400
Feb
8%
1%
Feb
,2%
l"<f
Feb
I
7
•
,
87,800
-
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Jan
Jan
Jan
95
fa
99
Feb
42%
44%
1,000
39
Feb
,45%
Jan
43 3 4!
40-%
44 %
7,000
40 74
Jan
47%
Feb
2%'
,2%
2%
Feb
250
2
7.300
3
Mar
9%
800
Feb
934
Jan
197k
20J
19 7k
Jan
21%
Jan
14%
14%
1.400
xl4 %
Feb
157k
Jan
22'4
14%
9%
197 k
97k
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1
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l
44%
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L
1 1
m
.
98
<-
'
Markets Inc
Jan
Feb
Feb
12 %
97
$4.56 pfd—
common————
Chemical
13
"
commoiL
Co
14
11%
287#
*
500
307k
H
Feb
1,000
2,800
13%
133k
13
—7
--Ames-
Realty
Amer
Construction.—
&
Security
Trust
Co
22%
600
217#
9
1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Corp common——20
Corp
—_70c
6
1
i!;!
87
90
Cuba
Empire
lux
Jan
Oils
90
Feb-.'
24 7ss
Jan
-6fa
Feb
1%
■Ian
-
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1%- Feb
fa.
s#
127#.
700
79
Feb
2,300
4
Feb
5%
90'k
250
85
Jan
90%
Jan
2%
2.100
2%
Jan
2°#
Jan
3.200
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
10
:
3
.2%
4
47«
100
Feb
4%
4
2
13
•
A
3%
2,100
3
2%
5.000
2% Mar
2 "4
5,300
2%
5 "4
2,500
13 %
92,600
-
378
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
92
4
'/2
Jan
Jan-
33k
,
Jan
2U
Jan
53#
Feb
11
Jan
133
*
Inc
j-
35%
Feb
38%
Feb
——*
297k
Feb
307:
Jan
-
Mar
Investment
Union
Stock
Yards
United
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
United
u
Chemical Corp.,,
Co of Canada
Gas
Union
Jan
Feb
3%:
——1
,
warrants
,
Jan
4%
Ltd,
Corp
Union
Jan
3%
.'
4% %
Corp
Temper
Unexcelled
.
Jan
4%
4 'k
—
Edison
Feb
Ltd—
deposit rets .ord- registered —£1
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of
Corp
*
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50c
1
—,10c
-
5;,i
6
United
Milk—Products
eommon—
•
fa
l'V
32
-
5%
75 75
100
974
9%
200
309
574 Mar
66
Jan
7
76
Jan
Feb
-
5%
6
6
6
fa-
1%
32
4%.
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
2234
-
--
20
common
/—^
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53i
73%
5
4
Products
Oil
:
Co
'
50<T
13
-
13%
5
& Light
Jaii
35"%
•
Feb
'
400
Feb
'•
"
4
13%
Feb
16%
14%
Jan
100
3%
A common
Inc
Power
Trans
22% Mar
32
*16
300
.
Jan
Jan
6%
2%
Co common
Tri-Continental
Feb
800
13%
74
1
1
Corporation
Co,
Oil
True
20 %
1,000
16
13%
Mar
x85
—_10c
Calgary
Feb
500
11,100
66
-
'
common.5
common
Jan
Jan
3%
2.400
3
Trans
Jan
3':,
8
2'%
Toledo
Jan
12%
33%
Jan*
%'
2 A
44%
3%
5%
5
27#
Jan
3%
Feb
177'a Mar
-
4
50c
Mar
32%
Feb
7%
1.25
Mar
3%
Jan
5
Oil Co class A
39
32%
4% Mar
1%
,
4%
8%
10
1
Jan
8
2%
3
Jan
Feb
16%
1 %
•
700
2%
26
7,700
-
2,000
4%
9%
&00
18%
1_1—1
12%
2%
'
72
Feb
-.2% Mar
500
17%
1
common
55
89%
1,500
1
1
—
Feb
Jan
90 %
%
17%
1.25
Company
52
10%
preferred
,1—100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trang Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Coht
Industries Iric—J
1
1
10%
22%
Feb
Feb
6
J21% Jan
-
Todd Shipyard
Jan
41
22
24%
Jan
;
Jan
-
14
Jan
27%
22%
Jan
Mar
1,400
Toklan Oil
10
1
Jan
% .Jan
6,600
1%
•
2,400
Tobacco
Jan
40%
10
*
CI
Ryan
2
5 %
-1,500
Tishman
Jan
1.700
Feb
500
6 %
••
Jan
2,400
2,200
59%
Tilo
Jan
5%
2%
X24
5%
20%
5%
Trunz
5
Royalifce Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
l.i
44%
84%
6
100
24
5%
xL9
•
•
Jan
Jail
15%
3
Engineering Corp
57»
58%
Talon
Jan
1%
"
H.L50
Inc..:
24
24
xl9
38% Mar
Feb
2%
2%
4%
Jan
5
5%
Tampa Electric
Jatv
4%
£i
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
(J O)
in
Jan
Jan
.
dep rets ord reg
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-
Jan
83%
84
6%
Jan
200
2.300
58%.
Trans
1
pfd F
13 %
21%
38% Mar
1,600
Feb
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6%
a
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•
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400
39
57a
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0
1
5
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a
1 %
36
72
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American
Rome
Ross
1
1
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Feb
6.400
•
3%
Jan
17%
Feb
19%
%
1965—,
~5>'H
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Jan
Jan-
Jan
/
17s Mar
.
2,100
Feb
18
21% Mar
1%
Rochester Gas <fc Elec 4%
Rokeach
X9%
200
Feb
*
"3%
45 % Mar
38%
3
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I
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13 lA
75
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/
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137a
Feb
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1%
1%
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%
Jan
200
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1
37k
38%
34
15
to
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%
12
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57#
,
26,700
—
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2,500
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extended
700
300
■
1
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45%
37%
'
13
67 %
Mar
227s. Feb
1%
—
common
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38 5 h
Ltd
12%
66
4
Jan
23%. Jan
'
1
common—
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13
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200
2.100
66
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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4
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42 %
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v
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24%
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300
22%
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900
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53
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1.400
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21%
39%
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10
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16
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23%
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20
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44
20
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&
Petroleums
Argentine
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1;
——
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Jan
10
Corp
157 k
Inc
RiChwell
Rio
&
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Electric
Remington
Rico
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23 3
22%
1
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26
26
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preferred
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common
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1
Texas
10
common—:
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common
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Thew
Electrotype
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Jan-
12
17
.
Feb
243^. Jan
100:
44
40%
Superior Portland Cement Inc
R
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67a
-
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Jan
,
35%
Feb
Jan
-39%
49%'Feb'
100
Superior Tool <fc Die Co.
Swan Finch Oil Corp___
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Ray
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Quebec
25
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44
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V
36
•
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Jau
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,
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6%
2,700
—
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16%
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Puget Sound
Jan
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Vz
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•:
1,900
52
25%
1
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Jan
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25
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Stylon
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of
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1,100
87k
5%
9
51%'
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Stimies
Feb
17%
15
»
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preferred
Stetson
Feb
61%
Parts
Stop
Jan
537k
8%
15
5%
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37%
common
Sterling Brewers Inc —
Sterling Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Jan
Jan
4%
5,600
3,100..
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—_
Sterling Aluminum
Jan
8
5,900
4%
7%
25
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Uranium
Co
Stein
Feb
'
7k
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1
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11%
21%
Feb
3%
*
3%
36%
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Tube class
Steel
Jan
17%
53
17%
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2
57
1
;
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Co
22%
•
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Service
4%%
1,000
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6%
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5
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Steel
Jan
5%
.
5,500
237k
23%
2.50
common
of
Dome
Mfg
Providence
5%
•
'
Metals
Preston
5
20c
common
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
5
Jan
36%
■
300
Corp
Products
Stanrock
Jan
6%
23V4
10
It.-—
!
A
94%
Packaging
Standard
Jan
Feb
901/4
634
6
Industries
Oil
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Jan
i3
1
103i
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19"# Mar
2,000
900
perferred——
Forgings
Standard
Feb
13%
Jan
750
67 k
6
14
Jan
Feb
29% Jan
800
-
-
10
—
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Standard-Thomson
Feb
Feb
1%
-
•
400
38%
:—..——,———_1
convertible
Standard
Jan
2
700
20
14%
——;
Dredging Corp
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Jan
10
-
Jan
■
1
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Jan
709
91%
6f%
*
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19%
1,600
17 k
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33
-
14%
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1% Feb
Jan
200
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fa
1
50
Jan
5%
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14%
—
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'
Feb
700
5!%
3
10
Jan
3^
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100
12.50
preferred,
Shoe Corp
Inc**
$1.69
4% Mar
58%
Feb
5%
5%
3
10
Erie
Feb
Mar
12,400
i'!i
5%
1
—1
4%
54
18%
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i
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Jan
1%
Feb
4,800
6 J8
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Jan
6%
Feb
3,500
%
3
_1
Petroleum
Royalty
Standard
Jan
Feb
lit
2%
,107a* Jan
%
14%
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Jan~
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California
Standard
Jan
200
14
7s
3%
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Stahl-Meyer
Jan
8%
8:l 4
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Jan
15%
—_„
Co
Products
15%
8%
*
Poloron
Feb
83»
15
_1
common
Spencer
Jan
400
Feb
Mills
Spear & Company
Jan
4%
8%
Co_„_10 pesos
—
Pittsburgh & Lake
Public
1%
Feb
r
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'
6%
Specialty Stores Co Inc———•_—_5
Jan
Jan
3%
8%
Pittsburgh Railways Co
——
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Soale common
;
Pratt
12%
},S
10,100
5® 8
20.100
5 Mar
1
Minerals
Governor
Jan
120
Jan
%
Jan.
Jan
Jan
—,2
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
Power
8%
67,700
3
119.000
57
1
2
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*
11%
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991/4 Mar
25
30,700
1%*
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Aircraft
Jan
20%
3%
Phillips Packing Co——:
Polaris
3,200
Mar
96
54
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2%l
2%
4%
-
common.,
Materials
104%
2.50
Phillips Screw Co
Jail
300
1
Feb
11%
convertible preference
99
14
3
11%
5
4.56%
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,
Jan
500
19%
\ 4.48% convertible preference.^^—25
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25
98
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:
Philippine Long Dist Tel
[\
91%
90%
22%
Mar
3%
37%
38
•
4
Jan
106
Jan
2
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■
•
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cumulative
Jan
—
Plasecki
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Co
California
86%
19%
•
Boys (The)
_1
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Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
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Jan
Feb
,
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84
3 %
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160
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•
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,
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96
——2
Canada
South
Jan
100
3%
—
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26%
24
Jan
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
14%
1—
430
105
19%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino
25%
22%
Mar
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-
Feb
3%
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Southern
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Jan
100
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class
27%
Feb
46
14%
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97%
shares—1 Bol
.
Motors
Chemical
Parker pen Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
-99
Feb
Publicationtf—
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90
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1
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25%
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23
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Jan
300
23%
23
——
Airlines
Ltd
Jan
28%
"II
1
—
96%
preferred——*
Pacific
30%
Jan
Jan
5
127%
•
42%
—_25c
Inc
89%
$4.40
$4.36
32%
Jan
26
.
Pacific
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27%
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preferred—_25
4.35%
30%
300
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26%
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,
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.
,
92
-
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Feb
19
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v
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50
%
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63,200
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2
>
Jan
Jan
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.
500
-
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29
Feb
■
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500
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-
19%
44
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p
84
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.
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'
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4%
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Feb
Jan
*
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Jan
,
5,200
46%
45%
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—.—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
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Jan
24
1%
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Jan
800
25
3%
3%
—1
—
24%
25
Feb
2
9% Mar
287-s Jan
41J/2
2
Inc.
Simplicity
Mar
1,000
88%
x85
-
Feb
4%
107i
227i
Shares—-
Simpson's
Jan
71%
Mines
11%
<
$3 convertible preferred——-———_•
Jan
4%
S
-1
American
Feb
400
Jan
274
Jan
17a
:
Precision
Jan
9%
300
88
i'fa
19%
common
Simmons-Boardman
Jan
86 3 i
"4%
-1%
-
4,000
100*
8%
'
10c
common
Petroleifln Co__
Ltd—
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Simca
12%
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8
8
3
America
B
Silver-Miller
Jan
•
10s
__1
—
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A
.
4%
_'_1
—*—1
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13% Feb,.
'
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.
Overseas
2
2 A
:—. '-r-1
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3%
16%
64%
Jan
2jis
78.
.
,
-25
common—,—
common
cumulative
Feb
Feb
*
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40c
-90c
—
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60
117 a
100
300
6,100
'
99-
%
125
1%
.99
52,100
900
9%
1 %
13% Mar
—_•
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4,100..
2
9%
•
99
Canada
Sicks
.
Jan
—1———100
:
of
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.
17%
112%
1%
37k
4,000
111
9,700
i4:3 «
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111
2%
63
13 %
11 7K
—*
1
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3
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14
Jan
5
Feb
617 k
Jan
33«
3,300
28 %
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14%
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187's
Feb
27%
129.100
617k
•
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Feb
2 A
28%
2
1
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10
167#
2
——-a—
6%
Silver
Jan
1.400
61,400
5%
Inc
preferred
Co
8
9%
3%
common—.——25
Sherwin-Williams
Silex
Jan
10%
Shoe
Jan
9
5%
8% Mar
%
Jan
9-%
Jan
Breweries
Jan
IV4
5%
5 A
Feb
17 s
7%
10%
5 fa
s
r
Jan
18%
1
:
Jan
"■1A
400
1
1%
6
19
74
22,700
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:
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of
20% Mar
Feb
100
1 A
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—
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Class
Oceanic
Products
Corp
Jan
18
Jan
13%
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7%
8
18%
19
%
__———20c
Shaw'inigan Water &
Jan
Feb
130
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fa
5
21% Mar
180
Jan
9% Mar
17%
-1
common
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Jan
20%
19%
us
3
10c
of America
8%
1,800
77
88%
.
-
—
.—
9
Mar
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11,400
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57k
—4—-
25
: x40
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——
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,
97k
37
class
Corp
Servo Corp
18%
*
Servomechanisms
of America
m
Sevrick
Jan
Feb
•
Nuclear Corp
Class A
Jan
3%
Feb
7%
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Ltd— -„1
—,
6
4%
11%
1
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1
Inc
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Jan
7%
1
Sentry Safety Control
3%
——
.
Jan
3fa Jan
1,900
574
4'/!%
Mines
Feb
5%
Feb
3.400
—
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10%
Feb
45,000
------
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5%
Jan
3Ji
2%
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Feb
8%
19
—50c
Ltd
Securities Corp General
10%
3%
Ltd.——
Uranium
50
2,500
-
3s Mar
8
100
1%
25c
Co
Co
43.000
4 14
37 k
16
1,100
20%
1
Western1 Airlines—:
10%
'
Ind
Seaboard
9,000
97«
9%
20
series.20
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common—.—
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——1
a—
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Feb
Brick
Co
3%
57k
'
Northspan
78
Fisher
Steel
8»/h
—,
Airlines
Northern
Jan
&
3'.4
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North Canadian Oils
North
Scurry-Rainbow
10 V*
1
—
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American
B
Scullin
,10c
,—
•
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Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Northeast
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Inc
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Class
—
10%
4"
2%
4
—1
——
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;
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North
2%
13 %
55%
200
68
66
-
Niplssing Mines
Norbute
Sayre
Feb
Jan
commons-
Honduras Rosario—.
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Rim
Jan
1%
12%
87%
common
Oils
Merchandise
York
Nickel
Co
Auction
Feb
17 %
9%
series—20
Jan
1% Mar
l
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Co—
5'c
1%
16% Mar
6,800
Electric
&
preferred
preferred 4%%
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
47%
Feb
Jan
Range Since Jan.
io1"
9%
9%
—8
Cumulative
13%
Share*
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16%
17
2.50
Inc
Gas
2 '4
Feb
Feb
27 k
Prieea
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Milling Co Ltd—
Feb
1%
1%
17 s
1
Co
Lawrence
balem-Biosius
136% Mar
A
Exchange
for Week
Range
Bale Price
s
'
1%
1%
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Stock
Par
Jan
1U
150c
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11,000
135 3«
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111
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134
m
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36,000
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2
2
1357k
1
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i
2
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Clock &
Haven
2
Ltd„—.. ,_40c
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<STC1CK«
Range Since Jan.1
High
%
3'4
1
New
New
f hares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
American
Feb
24%
Jan
6%
4,100
5%
Feb
A
5.800
6
Feb
1%
5.600
17k
Feb
-1 %
Jan
32%
200
Feb
33 7k
Jan
.4%*.;% ...lasVV
30
7%
Jan.
Jan
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t
5619
Number
185
Volume
.
.
(1183)
Chronicle
The Commercial end Financial
.
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
,
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
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Molasses
Cons
Amer
N
United
Profit
10£%
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&
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S
class
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—
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Feb
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4%
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29%
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31% Mar
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10
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7
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6%
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1947
v
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1939
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bold
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June-Dec
1947
6s
.
Jan
1
7s
AHanover
11
a
secured
1
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37%
-
Jan
45%
1
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11
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B
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Feb
11
Jan
44
35%
1
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Jan
5
208
35%
45
common. ____25
common.
Feb
1%
Jan
1¥4
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Feb
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100
common
preferred
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10s
registered
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AS
Feb-Aug
1947
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Friday's
or
Hiyn
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Week's Range
Bid & Asked
hale Price
Period
Exchange
Low
A German
United
Stock
Laat
Interest
BONDS
Share*
Low
Par
8
for Week
of Prioes
Sale Price
MARCH
ENDED
Friday
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week't
Friday
STOCKS
15
40
(not included in year's range) ,
d Ex-Interest,
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not
included in year's
range), f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included 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.
/
{Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being-transacted during current week.
:
«No
par
ABonds
value,
Deferred delivery transaction
a
being traded
flat.
*
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-
.
§Reported in receivership.
<1
■>
:
....
v
.
..
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w
i," when issued; "w w,". with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
.
Vanadium-Alloys
Corporation
300
500
3534
3*2
3.200
2%
31
1
5% Mar
300
121
6)4
.
Jan
41
Jan
4%
Jan
125)2
Jan
6
Jan
Mar
Mar
119
Jan
83
Jan
Feb
4'8
5¥a
3.900
4'/4
Jan
5%
5%
2
—
8
119
I
Petroleum
Venefcuelah
5%
3714
x80
37%
warrants
Van Norman Industries
Vinco
5%
5
Co__
Steel
36*4
1
Valspar
Corp common—
$4
convertible
preferred
,
5%
1.900
5 ¥2
Feb
'7%
Jan
12%
400
IIV4
Feb
13 ¥4
Jan
5%
1,800
5%
Feb
7)4
Jan
5%
Stock and Bond Averages
■
'
Co_
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing—
Silver-Lead
Vulcan
12
12
5%
5%
Corp
listed
Co__i_
Waitt
Bond
&
Inc_j_-i.
Watch Co
Webb
&
j
Inc
Knapp
series
.$6
preference—
Investors Inc (Del)
Webster
Wentwortfh
West
Western
Maryland .Ry
Western
Stockholders
Amer
dep. rets
Tablet
Western
Inc
5% %
Brothers
Wilson
5%
&
C)
Pwr
25
—1
5
10
1
—1
-25
100
__1
Co
;
com ip on
<fe
Wood "-Newspaper1 Machine—
Industries Inc
;
Petroleum
WooWvorth
Amer
6 %
dep rets
ord
f '>
reg__,
I
preference
Wright
common
Ltd—
Wi
(F
:
Ltd
Hargreaves
Zapata Petroleum
Jan
March
Jan
March
_i
Corp
17
4
.
1_—
—8
% 1
—5s
£1
1
*
—10c
166.82
92.71
89.90
90.27
90.39
90.82
144.14
71.28
167.51
92.90
89.92
90.26
90.40
90.87
143.32
71.41
167.79
92.92
90.02
90.47
9 3.36
90.94
143.27
71.30
167.58
92.69
90.03
90.46
90.41
90.90
March
6—,
March
7
474.17
Jan
¥a
5.200
h
54
36)2
24
>2
300
24%
36
3d
—i~--
Feb
2 ¥2
Jan
90
Jan
7 Va
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
137)2 Mar
25
Feb
(35 Stocks)
~2%
*2
2
68
' Feb
40%
Jan
Jan
29 ¥2
Jan
38
Jan
3
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
Feb
35
23%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
" Jan
9%
400
9%
9%
9%
2
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Feb
23%
8,300
Jan
¥4
.
Jan
,
36 ¥2
22
Date—;
Fri.
3% Jan
800
3)2
"3 3 a
3%
2,600
12%
8% Mar
2%
Feb
4%
¥4
Jan
16%
Jan
Feb
99
Jan
750
2%
-
-
14
99
99
14)4
30
•
*
15%
4.100
11% Jan
15 ¥2
Jan
16%
16 %
4- 200
16%
Feb-
16%
Jan
76%
1.900
69%
Feb
79 ¥2
Jan
5iVFeb
15%
5 ¥2
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
/^stocks for the week ended March. 1, J957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and. lows Tor s the
current year are as
l3a
1)4
.
l}j Jan
Feb
13,200
18%
15% Mar
1,500
16
15%
Period
Jan
Composite
or
' hale
Friday's
Rid & Asked
l'rlce
Bonds
Range Since
hold
Jan. 1
inc debs 1994
& Pump 4s
57%
3 3
96%
97 ¥4
9
90%
13
Trade,
High
52
57%
91 %
»
,
+0.7
+1.0
237.0
157.2
273.4
344.5
•
398.6
369.4
437.6
,501.8,
,
'425.2
*287.0
353.0
lbl.5
+0.6
+0.8
,
319.0
306.2
468.6
/
151.6
274.8
—9.8
326.3
38o.2
+.07
Low.
'New
86%
63
63
61%
65 ¥4
58%
58%
58%
58%
90 V2
Jan-July
383.1
430.4
»
LOW
High
'
+0.8
+0.9
276.1
347.0
Service
Mining
90%
81
92%
95
95
103
117
'
186
323.5
407.6
288.7
158.4
—
——
Finance and
Change
123 ¥2
88%
86)2
90
June-Dec
385.8
434.9
-1956-1957-
Percent
•
Feb. 21, '57
97%
121%
1127 ¥2
Quar-Feb
1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1970
series A
2%s
Edison
Boston
56%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Low
No.
High
Utility i
...
—_
—<
Goods
Transportation
Week's Image
Last
326.3
411.3
-
Manufacturing
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3¥4S 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
follows (1939—100):
Mar. 1, '57
.1%
3
78.87 Jan 23
—
y/%
Feb
Friday
Exchange
Low
SEC Index of Slock Prices
Jan
74
-
1956
...94.00 Aug
High
36.70
26 ¥2 Mai-
Jan
96 ¥2
100
14.200
8%
Jan
5¥a
11%
26%
7^4
86.25
Range for
86.61
8—
90.19 Jan 14
85.25 Eeb 13
——
¥
Jan
11 ¥4 Mar
22%
11)4
3434
26
:•
7
Mar.
Mar. :
Low
85.84
5
Wfed. Mar. 6
Thurs.
High—
85.65
Mar.
Tues.
Range for l!)57
Closing
1
Mar. ,4
Mon.
"
Interest
BONDS
A Amer Steel
,7,0.97
,472.o8
Non-Durable
Stock
143.05
5—
Durable Goods
American
90.83
Jan
20
40
Bonds
90.46
Jan
Jan
ities
90.23
1%
126%
Rails
89.96
135)4
100.,
Rails
92.66
Feb
Feb
trials
166.06
Feb
Jan
Stocks
70.79
1%
Feb
Util¬
ities
142.42
130'4
5%
Grade
471.48
—
610
100
Grade
468.91
1__
474.87
137
%
2
Woodall
Woodley
¥2
'l7a
:
Indus¬
.
Oo_^__—10c
—1
_______—1—
Lt '4%Spfd
preferred
Wisconsin
32
Jan
5%
137
- common
(The)
Corp..
Williams-McWilliams; Industries
(R
Jan
Feb
1%
2
_1
Wickes
Williams
Feb
-25%
Total
10
Second
65
Jan
March
86 ¥2
10
preferred
OH
Corp
roads
28.300
1%
5%
5%
20
River
3¥a
trials
Date
13
Util¬
19%
*,
—
rJan
4.200
1%
130)2 131)4
Is
i_
Inc
conv
Wichita
;
shares
Coal
Westmoreland
•
Ltd—
104
20
Rail¬
First
10 ■■■
Total
30
Indus¬
1.3U0
28
1%
1%
130%
7% 1st pfd—100
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_„
White Eagle Internat Gil
Stores
1%
Stationery com
Westmoreland
White
27%
1%
100
*•
a
Invest
ord
&
pfd
Ltd__,
Leaseholds
Feb
1.25
Manufacturing
Utilities 4.40%
Texas
Western
27%
10c
•
5
_
Feb
Jan
15%
:_1
:
common
4)4 Jan
2%
_1
Inc—.
Tidrnan
&
Waltham
•
preferred
cumulative
$2
Wallace
^
6¥a
Jan
100%
•
100
1
30
:
10
1C
Jan
100
4 Ve
a
3 ¥2
4)4
41
•
Co.:
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
:
ctfs ext
Baking voting
preferred
Wagner
7 io
on
are
-r
w
Aircraft
Waco
bonds
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and
the New Yojk Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
Below
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
of
Lackawanna
N
J
Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
Ma|/-Nov
mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
Fuel 3¥28 1965
Jan-July
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961——Mar-Sent
1st
A 1st
,
Eastern Gas &
RR 4% 1963—
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
New
England.
Power
3¥ts
1961—
'
6%s
Ohio
1st
due
extended
1953
1st mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971
Power
,
Sapphire
3s series B
,
1976
1976_
2%s series C
3yas series D
-
3s
series E
*99%.
3s
series F
98 3 a
1960
Union 6s
Tues.
Mar. 5
Wed.
Mar. 6___.
1,841,470
3,961,000
Mar. 7
1.826,430
3,506,000
1,626,860
3,179,000
143,000
9,047,590
$19,622,000
Mar. 8___.
Fri.
Newspaper
95%
—
87
95%
94
91
92
92%
134
128
90
85
95%
96%
*85
90
90
84
91%
97 ¥2
80
42
90
97%
97 ¥2
88
$1,000
882.100
$20,505,100
~5<
98
96
—-
90 ¥a
1
89 ¥4
Railroad and Industrial
91
1
89
91
93
88 ¥2
93
75
72
77
00%
76
73
102
101%
102
100
100
100
101
Stocks
7s 1951
Central Bk of German State & Prov
A6s series A 1952
¥2 103%
103
A68
series
A Danzig
B
1951
Port &
Waterways
Banks—
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
6¥2S 1052
J&n-July
$193,429,950
$209,054,860
$73,000
Exchange
77
Mon.
Mar. 4
Tues.
Mar. 5
Wed.
—
Mar. 6
Mar. 7
Mar. 8__
—
-
Friday's
Did &
*167
Asked
nigh
991,580
786,510
88G.115
388,410
788,C55
Bonds
_
Jan. 1
Bold
Low
No.
Stocks—No.
High
of
$20,000
Bonds
Domestic
190
105
105
91
-
Foreign government.
Foreign corporate—
2iy8
23%
35,070
41.0C0
12,000
$216,000
$17,000
Jan. 1
to Mar. 8
1956
1957
39,652,533
39,158,232
$2,264,000
$2,398,000
1,607,000
17,000
$333,000
554,000
44,000
$216,000
$931,000
$3,020,000
6,346,775
$179,000
i
:
20,000
100
Total.
67,000
40,000
1956
4.340,C80
Shares
Bonds
$33,000
------
Week Ended Mar. 8
Range Since
rotm
Bonds
$3,0(0
2,000
$3,000
4,000
2,000
1,000
10,o00
$179,000
.
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Gpvernment
$27,000
61,000
33,000
39,000
19,000
•
1957
Bond*
*112 ¥4 120
97
97
*23%
Bonds
4,340,680
Week's Range
or
-
Domestic
Shares)
Municipalities
Low
Jan-July
$25,569,300
■■
(Number
of
100 ¥4
Thurs.
Period
198,994,990
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
94 %
96 3 a
102
Bale Price
9,986,000
184,896,600
Transactions at the American Stock
95%
76
Last
1,199,300
24,355,000
98
90'/a
96 ¥4
-
Foreign
113,053,290
.'$35,000
40,000
8,458,350
.
90%
93
Friday
ABaden (Germany)
19.622,000
96,489,351
$15,000
Bank
International
_
1956
1957
2956
14,176,708
U. S. Government
97%
90%
91
103 ¥2
,
90
97%
1
10
*72
Interest
Exchange
$20,505,100
to Mar. 8
82
97%
90 ¥a
Jan. 1
9,047,590
Total.
90V2
*86
Foreign Governments and
Stock
______
Bonds
Total-—
American
$1,000
84
*82
82%
100
*83
136
(
I
19*7
94%
97
*82
Feb-Aup
BONDS
3,322,000
$882,100
98%
82
98 ¥2
*80
June-Aug
1959
4,083,000
3.697,000
Week Ended Mar. 8
Fri.
Western
4,689,000
Tlooo
122,000
.
Bond
Sales
191,000
165,000
4,523,000
102 ¥2
100
103
*131
-ApMl-Oct
April-Ocf
1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
.
,_Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3 ¥28 1964
ujune-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974.
June-Dec
Trbction 5s
Mar. 4_—
Stocks—'No. of Shares
1981Southern California Gas 3¥48 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s
Penn
Mon.
Totai
$4,714,100
$261,100
$4,453,000
1,888.190
1,864,640
Bonds
98
94
3%s scries G
West
103 ¥2
97
30
*91
Feb-Aug
Fe^,"lUf?
1979
86 ¥4
96
*87
—
ZelZ~A.ug
1978
94
86
Bonds
.
Feb-Aug
Feb-iUfg
1973
91
Bank
fiondl
*176%
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Edison 3s 1965
3 ¥aS series A 1973
32
92
55
Foreign
Miscel.
Bonds
Shares
United States
Government
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Number of and
Total
1981—May-Nou
Petroleums Ltd 5? oonv deb 1962_Jan-Jul|/
Southern California
92
53%
*97)4
—
Service Electric &
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
■
1
101 Va 103%
103 ¥2
1964—June-D^c
Jan-July
Gas Co 6s
1998-Jan-July
1970
31/4S
55
91
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3¥is
Public
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Thurs.
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
to 1963_
3¥4S 1968
23
"86
91
1976—Jan-July
May-Noj;
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A J st mortgage
6 ¥28 1953—
104
55
55
Aprii-Oct
Valley
*96
103
Jan-July
Jan-July
6 ¥2% liq tr ctfs—
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland
:
debs 1967
4s 1970
Flying Tiger Line 5V2S conv
Guantanamo & Western RR
'
-—
410,000
436,000
346,000
'
$4,441,000 *
56
(1184)
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
1 ast
Range
Share#
Par
American
Corp
bugar
American
Tel
Anaconda
<k
'
Maine
Pers Prop
Calumet & Hecla
Cities
Feb
122'A
Feb
170%
Jan
178% Mar
Feb
73 Ys
Jan
1%
177'/a 178'/a
813
Feb
2%
Feb
Service
50%
50%
236
50
38
38'%
180
38
Inc..
5
Fuel
Eastern
Mass
St
6'/c
1st
Assoc
Stock
Exchange
preferred.
100
;
adj
cum
62
Inc—
62
11%
11%
20
Feb
14%
24
*
Ford
68%
Building
ANN ARBOR
Feb
JACKSON
Creek
Coal
10
46
Jan
62
10
7%
Jan
11% Mar
19%
Feb
24
Mar
Feb
52
Jan
Feb
Kennecott
Cement
Corp
Loew's Boston Theatres
Central
5'/
New
Service
England
Detroit Slock
Electric
RR
System
12%
50
12%
10c
20
17
100
Feb
52 %
Jan
—
135
12c
16%
25
Electric '——
Jan
Amer
Jan
Brown
Jan
Ludd
131
Jan
Bueil
Machine
Jan
Burroughs Coipoiation
Feb
Jan
16%
12c
Jan
132
Jan
Metal
20%
•
88%
Die
20%
20%
Jan
Chrysler
22%
22%
22%
25%
25%
25%
Feb
16%
Jan
Consumers
Feb
91
Feb
Continental
20
22%
Jan
22% Mar
Detroit
23%
Jan
Feb
Jan
46%
46%
46%
310
Jan
44%
47%
150
40%
Jan
55
55
45%
52%
Feb
Detroit
Cleve
58
Jan
Exchange
Week'#
Last
Range
Sale Prlee
Par
;
«if
Prices
Low
20
common
Fenestra
Inc
preferred
Cincinnati Gas &
Cincinnati
Coca
Cola
com
A
Manufacturing
Gamble
Printing
Unlisted
American
(new)
&
Tobacco
Telegraph
100
*
-
5
71
44
76
40
%
Feb
27
55%
Feb
Jan
Jan
60
Jan
180
53
Feb
58%
Feb
312
45%
Jan
46
50%
Jan
1,229
16%
16%
40
37%
214
44% Mar
50%
Jan
42%
43
19
19
72 %
178%
76
73%
176% 180 %
76
76%
Ohio
Mount
Products
Clemens
Co
Metal
common
100
25%
Feb
1,371
54'%
Jan
19-/4
7%
Parke
Davis
&
Metal
^"ard <p\t
•SKlSf /iS
Mead
(The) ^
Co
Jan
Feb
180% Mar
77 3A
Feb
5%
18%
Jan
"43
Jan
431/2
7%
Jan
90
42
45%
Feb
45
48%
46 %
Jan
233
45
11%
Mar
11%
50
61%
11%
Feb
61%
62%
13%
135
74%
59%
Feb
71%
75
70
64%
Jan
75
Cash
58
Feb
68%
National
11%
National
72
3-«
143
535
114
25%
Feb
198
5%
Jan
Distillers
_
~~
60%
29%
50
2%
2%
2,200
2%
Feb
17v2
115
16%
Feb
18
30%
6%
•
3
29%
Jan
44%
31%
40%
Feb
49%
49%
177% 178%
—
__
29% Mar
2%
—
46%
204
~85
o
::--5s
n
510
10
"
1
39%
42%
Feb
49 Ve
192%
Jan
12 *
10
see
page-44.
Feb
27V4
Jan
%
i%
2,700
1% Mar
1%
Jan
17%
940
14%
Jan
16
Feb
3
1,500
2%
Feb
3
Jan
3
1,133
3
Feb
3%
Jan
.3
Mar
3'/4
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
966
28 %
28'%
100
27
Feb
44%
28V! Mar
10
44%
420
42%
Feb
48 y«
10%
10%
425
8%
10
10
540
9%
2%
2-%
400
10%
134
11%
2,780...
2%
300
28 %
11
11
10%
28 >, a
Jan
Jan
Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
lu'/a
1"«U
Jan
11
2%
11 %
Feb
J ail
-
26 5. h
28%
Jan
10"-8
.
Feb
Feb
m*
Jan
1
4%
4%
4%
250
1
4% Mar
8
7%
8
765
7
7 %
7%
488
6%
14 %
14%
585
13%
5%
5%
100
5%
Feb
6
1 %
Jan
1%
500
1 %
Jan
1%
Jan
1
United Shirt Distributors
1998
—rl
Wayne Screw
5%
1
Midwest Stock
A
compilation of the
4%
Feb
Jan
8
Mar
8
ten
aan
Par
59% Mar
59% Mar
/"me
30%
Feb
35 V2 Mar
Admiral
20
28
%
Feb
30%
Jan
Advanced
57%
Feb
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200
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20
52%
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40%
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20
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Jan
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Chalmers
American
Mar
28%
Feb
49%
32
49%
48%
Feb
63%
63%
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22'
63 % Mar
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Jan
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American
American
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American Machine &
American
Foundry
Corp
Motors
72%
300
21 %
42%
12.50
42%
900
40
Feb
72%
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74%
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74%
Feb
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5
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7
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25
63%
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Jan
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Jan
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Mar
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58
Jan
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Benguet Consolidated Inc
31%
Feb
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57%
Feb
72%
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800
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800
51 %
Feb
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150
50
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150
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
18
55%
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Bearings Inc
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72%
16%
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56%
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100
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61%
61%
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Topeka
700
1,800
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55%
Feb
16%
16%
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75%
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10
Ashland Oil & Refining common
$1.50 conv 2nd preferred
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178%
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57%
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Atlantic Refining Co
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10
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25
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Feb
2%
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177% Mar
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Jan
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Jan
4%
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4
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Mar
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8%
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233
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Feb
Jan
27
1
170%
43
10
;
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Jan
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•
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Feb
Mar
3%
27
—
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79%
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26
58
24
38%
18%
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Feb
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276
27
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Jan
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2,260
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Jan
5
Electric
General
Jan
—_——1
Corporation
Jan
.
72%
_
General
4%
4%
22%
3
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Murray
24
65%
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Cincinnati!
Masco Screw
Feb
Feb
7
Federated Department
Stores
Ford
Jan
4% Mar
1
;
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Feb
5
Woolworth
Refineries
(H
58
1
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21 %
58
1
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51%
5
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.
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18
100
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Jan
37%
-
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Jan
7%
18
56%
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63%
25
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25%
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44%
61%
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25
—
Feb
13
5,935
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54%
__
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600
4,420
39%
2
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16% Mar
72%
17% Mar
14/64 Mar
Jan
20%
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Feb
95
Jan
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6
13
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10
16%
150
21%
42% Mar
10
180
39 Vt
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56%
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Feb
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1
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Howell Electric
Feb
Jan
13
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15
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42%
41%
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7-
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39%
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36%
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64%
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7
Feb
Mar
50
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4%
71
47 %
53%
43
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General
57
Mar
10
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Du
71
37%
25
—
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Dayton
Jan
48
10"
;
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So
4%
546
90'/a Mar
44%
1
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Bethlehem
Feb
47%
__
•
Steel
Boeing
85%
Jan
53%
—12.50
__
Anaconda
Ashland
Electri
50 %
412
45%
•
Airlines
American
Corn
90%
48
*
common
American Telephone
Cities
28% Mar
4%
17%
Jan
19% Jan
34%
,
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Can
American
Avco
97% Mar
aJn
Feb
*
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American
Arfnco
Jan
40
43%
43%
1
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95%
26%
50
71
__
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———.
&
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S
20
474
42 %
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4
460
14/64
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5
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10
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Jan
28 %
4%
17%
-
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Jan
37%
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56
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30%
Feb
88%
•
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Jan
33 %
97%
89 %
10
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28%
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28%
28%
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50
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42%
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class
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Cincinnati Telephone
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432
37
3
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3%
1,000
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1
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35%
Feb
22
323
4
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...
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71%
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Ford
Friday
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Economy
2%
585
400
7
—
"rights"
:—
Feb
7
44
17%
73%
—
Jan
44%
55
&
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400
4
4
Detroit Edison
27%
44%
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2%
4
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25 Ve
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22%
4
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716
•
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1
•
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290
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High
'
Power
Feb
25
12.50
2
.....
—_
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Consolidated
Davidson
110
Mfg
Prices
2%
Mar
17 %
137% Mar
Fruehauf
American Laundry
&
88
40
Products-!—
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Company
7
hales
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22%
-5
Mar
6c
139
2%
1
13
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;
15%
123%
13%
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Co
United Shoe Mach
Corp
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Allen
35%
12
818
88 %
50
Co
Sale Prlre
Par
Feb
1,30 J
17%
135%
135
100
United
Feb
Range
Jan
Feb
117%
100
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RR
Co
Shawmut Association
Tornngton
Jan
57%
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117% 119
1
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Northern
Jan
44%
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14%
100
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59%
Feb
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
32%
10
—.
Companies
N
&
Feb
102%
25
—
Corp—_
pieferred
N
Tel
88
•
Naragansett Racing Assn
National
56%
1
50
Copper
Lone
56%
52%
42%
56%
Jan
40%
5
—•
PONTIAC
35% Jan
54
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KALAMAZOO
Jan
•
Star
Exchange
DETROIT
-
Jan
42%
150
*
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Motor Co
General
Electric
Co
Gillette Co
Maine
Stock
Midwest Stock
Exchange
Telephone: WOodward 2-6525
Jan
Feb
Feb
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Lines
SS
First
Island
American
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
28%
10
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....
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% Jan
58%
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5%
New
Jan
19
34%
*
~
&
54
40
Feb
Jan
12%
—10
Co
Gas
Jan
15%
*
Co
Range
50%
100
common
Eastern
Eastern
Co.
Members
Jan
57%
17814
25
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Boston
Copper
6
114%
50
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Jan
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Edison
Boston
Low
5%
100
8
Range Since Jan. 1
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Boston
Low
100
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&
MARCH
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ENDED
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Bale Priee
Motors
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
stocks
American
FOR
6
12%
Feb
14%
67
Feb
71
3% Mar
33%
GO
3%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
36%
Jan
Feb
62
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
4.100
41%
Feb
47%
Jan
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27%
Jan
30
Jan
5619
Number
185
Volume
.
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Corp
5
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(George W) Corp
Mirg-Warner Corp
Brachf & Sons (E J)
■Brad
Foote
Gear
15
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Budd Company
——1
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Brothers
Monsanto
257s
Feb
27
Jan
Montgomery
3S34
Feb
45%
Jan
Morris
77
Jan
Motorola
2%
74
Feb
800
2
Jan
2% Feb
500
11%
171a
Feb
2OV4
Jan
1,200
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Feb
14
Jan
18
11 %
37%
15
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Jan
50
17 3 4
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Mar
39%
Jan
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37%
25%
700
24% Mar
287s
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Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
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Corp
Central
&
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West
Illinois
Certain-teed
16%c
3%
4
1
10
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58
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30%
3
8,500
Jan
1
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National
Oil
Service
10
;
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St Paul
Gypsum
Lead
300
55:4
Feb
63%
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
National
200
34%
Jan
38
Jan
Distillers
National
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Service
Cleveland
4.%%
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Electric
Ilium
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Illinois
Gas
Feb
184
Jan
Northern
Pacific
States
300
16!a
34 '
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34%
11%
100
Feb
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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800
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
40%
Jan
43
43%
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41'2
Feb
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Ohio
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Ohio
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Feb
Jan
30
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550
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Jan
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Jan
5
12
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Jan
1
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44
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1,700
46
Jan
47
11 1
Feb
3
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Feb
2
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Feb
31
Jan
39%
100
377a
Jan
40
Jan
23 U
23%
700
23
Feb
28
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59'h
231a
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63
39%
60
400
5738
Feb
66%
Jan
30%
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20
5
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50
177
Feb
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Flour
Mills
ford
Motor
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of
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42%
300
40
Feb
51%
Jan
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10
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:
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100
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Inc
Four-Wheel Drive
8
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350
Jan
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8%
Feb
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312!a 315
315
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Trailer
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2,300
1674
400
16%
Feb
17 Va
Jan
14 1
550
13%
Feb
15
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54%
Jan
4
2,300
227.I
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2,900
Jan
Electric
Olin-Mathieson
Pacific
Gas
Gas
8
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58%
5
55'-.
55 756'
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Pan
Electric
&
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American
Coal
Co
1
900
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57% Mar
5% Mar
24%
Jan
79 Va Mar
2
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(Charles)
Phelps Dodge
Oil
Phillips
Potter
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42% Feb
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600
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a
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200
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414
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22'
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Feb
24%
12
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800
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5
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200
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39
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Illinois
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60
60%
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Continental
Jan
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56
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56
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200
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Abbott
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Ailis-Chalmers
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American
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Public
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Securities
Bandini
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Bankline
Gil
Seckman
Bendix
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Colorado
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Climax
McNeill 8t
23
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44
41%
28%
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130
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Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
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Feb
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Feb
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Feb
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&
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Jan
7%
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International
Jan
42%
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59%
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Feb
100
8
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Feb
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Imperial
Feb
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52%
750
19%
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Feb
8%
5
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7%
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Homestake Mining Co
Feb
4%
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56%
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13 »8
Holly
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16%
Stores
55%
6%
5
Feb
3%
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Feb
56%
1
Home
Jan
16%
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61%
4
Aircraft
Oil
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Jan
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2
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2,124
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Feb
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)__
Diamond
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Chica
60 %
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Hawaiian Pineapple
Jan
5%
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58%
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Feb
10%
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
11
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bishop Oil Co
Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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Goodyear Tire &
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1,185
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Gillette Company
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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74
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178
120%
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General Exploration
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Feb
40%
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Feb
25
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Atlantic Refining
Atlas
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120
32%
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Armco Steel Corp
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32%
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&
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1
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Power
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for Week
Feb
53% Mar
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Feb
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62
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Jan
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32 %
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11
Feb
15
67
68%
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61%
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77
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88 %
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42%
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48%
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54%
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63 J/4
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48
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United
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27 %
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26
Jan
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28
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Mar
Equipment
Washington
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Mar
44
Mar
17
545
39%
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Jan
Jan
57%
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141/2
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47%
Jan
31%
32%
120
29%
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Philadelphia Transportation Co
Philadelphia
14%
470
13% Jan
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Jan
Jan
Feb
49%
Jan
Progress
61%
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Public Service Electric & Gas com
52
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56%
58%
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60
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Feb
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Jan
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20
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27%
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Feb
31%
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Duquesne
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88%
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Duquesne
Light Co
7
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6%
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46%
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Equitable
Mar
7
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Gas
Feb
47%
Fort Pitt Brewing
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88
Jan
Mar
631
32%
Jan
33%
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15 J/4
250
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
Home
32%
130
30% Mar
35
Jan
Joy Manufacturing Co
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252
60%
2,028
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59
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51
50
51
1,644
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4%
4%
120
Star
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49%
Jan
Feb
72%
Jan
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Jan
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common..—2.50
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Feb
49
55
5%
4% Mar
Jan
Forgings
18%
Jan
18
100
17%
Feb
35
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35
Feb
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Feb
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62
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26
Feb
29%
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35%
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43%
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Feb
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Jan
113
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31%
33 %
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88
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7 J/4
519
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28%
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35
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15% Jan
Jan
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34%
10
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30%
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15%
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571/2 Feb
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Jan
Feb
43 *%
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53%
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42%
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81%
—
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52
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10
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Water Power
41'A
38% Mar
Pittsburgh
Victor
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Feb
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common
series
$1.00
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25
Bronze
Canadian
Low
B._»
MARCH
ENDED
Friday
Shares
3.25
cl
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Pale#
—
8.10
8.10
6c
7 %C
1 030
7.00
7.50
2,400
5.000
7.50
fic
6.75
Jan
Feb
8.25
Jan
Jart
7%c
Jan
Jan
8.30
Jan
Number 5619
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(U89)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Cheskirk
Mines
Cmoougamau
Ltd
ENDED
MARCH
8
for Week
Share*
Low
Week's
Low
1
i3C
13c
15c
10.000
2.97
2.95
3.10
15,000
3.50
Last
STOCKS
100
13c
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
Feb
4.20
Feb
Sisco Gold
Jan
4.25
Feb
Soma-Duvernay
27c
Mar
2.44
Ltd
Mines
for Week
Shares
Low
Pa
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Sale*
Range
*f Prices
Bale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Pigh
75c
-
Ltd
jaculet
WEEK
Friday
Rauge
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sale*
Week'*
Range Since Jan. 1
6.85
6.85
83c
11,000
7c
7c
9c
83c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
i
3.50
3.50
1
39c
35c
44c
58.100
31c
Feb
46c
Jan
South
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated Hi-Ore
Mines
1
2oc
22c
25c
15,600
16c
Feb
28e
Jan
Standard
17c
15c
17c
12.500
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
12c
13c
3.000
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp——
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
21%
23 (a
14,750
13
Jan
23 "
13%
13%
100
Jan
98c
6,500
Jan
83c
Mar
500
6%c Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
68c
13% Mar
84c
Jan
8.00
Feb
6.80
100
76c
—
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Mines Ltd
Hign
Low
High
Consol
Central
Consolidated
Class
Cadillac
Detiison
B
Ltd
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd—1
Ltd
warrants
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Halliwell
Consolidated
Monpas Mines Ltd
Quebec
Continental
Ltd
II
1
1
Mines
Exploration
18c
14c
18c
17c
14c
17c
23,500
1
2.75
2.45
3.30
26c
26c
2Gc
1
3.no
1
12c
a
Tache
Jan
18c
Jan
5.25
Mar
Jan
Tib
Mines
Cons
Mines
Del
East
Producers
Mines
Duvan
Ltd_.
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Mining Co Ltd___
Rio
Dome
Ltd
3.40
4.85
5.25
13
285
8 %c
;
Metal
Mines
53c
48c
5.20
4.50
4oc
455
Falconbridge
Corp Ltd_l
Nickel
Uranium
Mines
Frobisher
Fundy
Jan
14.VaC
Feb
Jan
11c
"Sasne
Oil
Gateway
'
Mines
Trojan
Exploration
Asbestos
Montauban
Jan
5.00
Jan
United
Jan
13%
Feb
United
42c
8.800
50c
10,700
4.05
2,100
G3c
62c
68c
Feb
72c
Oils
Jan
Valor
Feb
5.20
Jan
Virginia
Feb
4.30
45c
65c
twideit
31c
30c
31c
17 c
8.000
1
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Mines
Ltd
Feb
4.05 Mar
34 la
Lithium
19c
7.000
Weedon
Oil
Westville
Jan
Zenmac
Feb
42%
25c
12c
25,500
36
Mines
Jan
Feb
1.75
Feb
Jan
85c
Feb
2.35
1,500
33c
Mar
79c
Feb
11,100
35c
Feb
54c
Jan
5 Vac
Feb
8C
95c
Feb
1.05
Jan
Jan
2.65
Jan
22c
33c
Jan
Ltd-
38c
6c
9,000
Feb
1.00
1.02
20,450
2.45
2.53
3,800
15c
18c
36,500
15c
Feb
27c
Jan
31c
31c
1,500
31c
Mar
35 Vac
Jan
17c
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Ltd:
Mines
Metal
35c
2.52
Ltd
—
1.90
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Jan
1
11 %c
11 V'ac
13c
22.000
11c
Jan
21c
Feb
9c
10c
4.000
6c
Jan
10c
Mar
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28c
30c
5,000
25c
Feb
45c
Jan
24c
24c
1,000
24c
Mar
24c
Mar
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18e
3.000
17c
Feb
28c
Jan
Par
12c
13c
8,200
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Jan
1
19 >3
21%
3,425
18%
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Jan
21 % Mar
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13
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voting
24(4
24%
Jan
14c
Feb
3.00
32c
Feb
Toronto Stock
Jan
13 % Mar
12 Va Mar
2,760
50c
26,000
55c
21c
Feb
26
Jan
37c
Jan
55c
Feb
23c
Jan
Jan
46c
Abbican
40c
2.000
32c
Jan
54c
Jan
8c
8c
3,000
6c
Feb
13c
Gold
Mines
Ltd__
1
Ltd_
Mines
Co
16
15c
15
13c
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15%
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700
40c
Feb
60c
Jan
Mar
20c
Jan
18 %
Oil
Mining
21
Feb
Jan
116,074
30%
31%
4,062
22%
22%
22%
25
8%
8'/a
220
20 Vi
20%
21
295
19c
19c
8.35
8.15
8.35
22,557
8.25
675
7.75
54,925
12c
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7.00
6.10
6%
8%
8%
35 Vi
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Jan
24
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
20
Feb
21
Jan
8,600
12c
Jan
17Vic
Jan
17 %c
Feb
20c
Jan
6.00
Feb
78c
28.300
31c
35c
8.35 Mar
8.25 Mar
8.25 Mar
Jan
7.75 Mar
5.00
7%
6% Mar
100
70c
8%
600
'
9
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
61c
Jan
88c
J&ix
2,000
31c
Mar
42c
Feb
13c
51,000
10c
20c
Jan
1.55
1.65
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1.35
1.35
30c
39c
500
24
94%
14 Va
22,560
8
Jan
115 115%
114% 120%
1,070
108%
Feb
120
5,458
107%
Feb
120% Mar
44%
Feb
76c
1
11c
lie
1.60
Explorations Ltd
65c
22% Feb
7
50c
1
Gold
30
8%
/
High
Feb
Feb
30 %c
5,100
14c
6%
10
common.
Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Jan
33c
—*
Ltd
Mines
Surpass Shoe
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■
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
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31%
trust
Advocate
■
37c
1
Mines
Acadia-Uranium
Voting
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33c
*
Jan
23c
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low
*
com
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15 V* Mar
12c
9,000
common
A
Jan
8c
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Atlantic
Aconic
Share*
8.25
Bauer
—
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for Week
L_1
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Sal**
Range
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Ltd
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Power
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Exchange
Fonda
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Last
Sale Prica
Jan
16c
37c
1
Friday
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Jan
23 Va
24.000
Feb
13 %c Mar
3,500
37c
12c
110.433
30c
—_11
trust
16c
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1
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Jan
Acadia
14 %c
1
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9c
2.50
Canadian
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18c
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45c
•
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18c
18c
2.000
1.37
1
1.37
1.37
500
18c
1.34
Feb
1.53
Jan
20c
15c
20c
6.000
lie
Feb
23c
8%c
8 %c
9c
9,0^0
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11 Vic
1.65
1.70
500
Feb
2.10
&
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73
73
35
77%
Jan
40c
45c
18,000
55c
Jan
1.56
1.79
33,600
14 <4
—.
15'/a
1,500
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1
43c
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1.73
Merrill
Exploration
Island
Merrill
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Mining
Petroleums
1
Ltd
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador
Mines
Ltd__
16 Vh
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National
Petroleum
New
British
Formaque
Goldvue
New Jack
Corp
Dominion
I«ike
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Pacilic Cons
Co
Ltd
Spring Coulee
Mines
20 Vi
LOO
Jan
69c
Jan
65e
Jan
Jan
,1.25
,
Feb
Jan
95c
Mar
Jan
1.86
2.35
Jan
Algom a Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
.
Feb
Feb
4.00
Jan
1.89
Feb
2.29
Jan
54c
189.806
35c
Jan
62c
Jan
19c
19c
5.000
15c
Feb
24c
Jan
Mar
49c
Jan
Arcadia
32c
Feb
Arcan
36c 39 "ac
24,300
36c
25c
500
20c
1.60
5.700
lO'/ac
50c
12c
,
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Feb
1.40
2.00
Feb
9c
15.200
Jan
Jan
14c
Jan
13c 13 "uc
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Ltd
9c
2,500
1 ic-
16c
2,500
10c
11,000
—
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16c
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10 %c
2,000
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17c
Feb
12c
Jan
14c
Mar
25c
Jan
7 Vic
Feb
10c
1.59
——5
20c
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4.75
Paper pfd—50
Corp
*
1
-*
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50
1
common
preferred
preferred
1.59
1.53
1.64
12.700
1.25
Jan
1.65
7.00
7.75
6,650
5.60
Jan
7.75 Mar
Feb
$2.40
Gold
Arjou
Mines
Metals Corp
Ascot
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
20c
an 0
F*b
20c
25c
2.52
2.45
2 55
9.300
40c
39c
49c
63,000
11
11%
45c
35c
46c
19%
18%
19%
4.070
16%
88c
88c
1,000
88c
Mar
20c
Feb
90
.
11 %
(Quebec) Ltd-
Oopmkska Copper Mines
Orchan Uranium
31
22 %c
Ltd
Ltd
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
I td
Mines
,
2.90
Feb
54c
Feb
13%
Feb
46c
9.50
169.400
33c
Jan
2.30
33c
2,200
,
Petroleums
Pardee
Amalgamated
Cons
Permo
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Gold
22c
25c
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16.500
4.75
100
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38c
38c
500
preferred
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4.75
3.10
2.95
3.15
8.700
1.53
1.49
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1 7,600
11c
12c
13,800
11c
12c
6.500
48c
68c
119.400
2.50
2.55
1,100
Gold
Mining Corp
Phillips
1
Explorations Ltd-
Dredging
Gas
Ltd—_
38c
Canadian
Partridge
Pennbec
Ltd
Ltd
Lid
Mining
Col
—
11c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd—
Provo
Gas
Producers
5;:c
Ltd___
.
2.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.43
Feb
4.60
Jan
Mar
19% Mar
88c
45c
Jan
1.40
Jan
4.75 Mar
Jan
2.40
Mar
32c
Feb
30c
Artists
Jan
3.25
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
1.50
90c
Jan
Vic
Lithium
Quebec
Corp
-
Quebec
Oiehec
Smelting
Ouemont
Radiore
Rayrock
Uranium
Mines
Gold
Rich well
10
Mines
60c
Electric
Auto
1.23
1.27
1.60
1.57
1.66
Jan
17c
Jan
lie
13c
Jan
75c
Feb
Bank
2.55 Mar
Bank
Jan
5%
preferred
Montreal
of
Ltd
57c
—
57c
Jan
Bankfield
Feb
1.25
Jan
Barnat
Feb
Barvue
Mines
2 28
1
Feb
10
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Jan
11c
Mar
Feb
Cons
Uranium
77c
Jan
Baska
18%
Jan
Bflfa
1.32
Jan
1.7a
Jan
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Jan
Beatty
1.05
1.45
Feb
Feb
Feb
55c
19c
65c
Feb
Feb
1.68
.
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MONTREAL STOCK
Jan
2.00 Mar
Petroleums
Bathurst
STOCK
CANADIAN
STOCK
1
EXCHANGE
Paper
class B
Notre
Dame
St.
Lodge Uranium—
Lumber Co
common
Com
Mining
Mines
Quebec
Telephone
Copper
Corp
1203
Branch
65
West 44th
St.,
New
Uranium
Biltmore
see
page
44.
1,446
Feb
14(4 Mar
48
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1.40
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21c
Feb
14
Jan
16%
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50
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49c
Jan
2.20
Feb
1.65
Feb
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13 Vic Jan
Jan
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Feb
94c
23%
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Feb
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Jan
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37c
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77c
Feb
17%
Jan
42%
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41
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245
44
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17 VaC
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2-4545
*
4.00
28%
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10
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24,010
9,800
1,460
8,224
11,318
48% Mar
11%
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Mar
115% Mar
12
Jan
8
Jan
4
Mar
5%
Feb
29%
Jan
8,000
10c
14c
Jan
880,275
20%c
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Mar
Feb
1.16 Mar
Feb
Jan
17c
32,100
25c
Feb
39c
Jan
12 Vic
Jan
21c
Jan
1.62
Feb
393,700
16%
33%
16%
33 Vi
35 Vi
2.56
48%
56%
2.55
2.65
47% 48 %
56 % 56Vi
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9%c 12%c
35c
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60c
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—
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24
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90
25
1
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10
31c
.
4,640
I,189
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300
5,250
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13
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12 %C
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35 %c
—
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2,323
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II,150
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Mines Ltd
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15%
Feb
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Jan
33
Jan
41
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2.40
Feb
3.30
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Jan
47
Feb
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5,221
35c
Jan
1,386
23 %c
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16,800
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5.20J
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Feb
45c
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56c
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Jan
Feb
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—
68c
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5,800
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*
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114,550
62c
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66,000
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41c
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—
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—
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16%
Feb
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Jan
17
Jan
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2.25
Jan
1.78 Mar
1.93
Jan
Jan
2.75
10,600
27c
Jan
Jan
Feb
155.950
•
6%
1.75
1.71
9c
2.40
1.25
*
Feb
31,275
23c
70,556
31,795
19.100
Jan
Feb
5%
1.05 Mar
46 Vi
8c
1.00
1.89
Feb
1.26
Feb
20c
2.05
Feb
44%
8c
2.33
1-25
34
9,425
22c
1
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-
footnotes
300
91,100
1,830
1
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33,100
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Yukon
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17,250
1
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Bevcon
Bibis
Telephone PL-9501
Local
60
200
19c
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230
30c
67c
16%
42>,a
48%
16c
12c
,
9,600
1
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Bethlehem
EXCHANGE
&
Power
Bros
Beaver
Bell
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
Mines
Ltd
Feb
Mar
Belleterre
MEMBERS:
14%
2.00
94 Vi
Jan
Mar
1
Mining
Metals
Helcher
&
600
1.75
15
10c
1
Exploration Ltd
Barymin
Base
Beaver
SAVARD
Mines
Mines
23 %c
Feb
11c
2,300
56c
15%
41
47%
12Vic
lOVic
10,700
14c
1
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1
1
Mines
16
3.500
2.00
17,371
1-75
15
9%c
10
of Nova Scotia^
50c
2.500
1.95
57c
Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd—
-—
—
Jan
26
6c
31.000
Ltd
& Gas class A
Banff Oils
8.25
16.400
12c
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Selburn Oil
Bailey
15c
Jan
1
400
3,200
1-90
30c
Jan
Jan
4.85 Mar
1.60
5J0
1.70
17c
51 Vi
75c
23
10c
24
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32,600
191,533
5.10
1.50
16c
14 Vi
50%
70c
22%
9c
Jan
92
410
46c
18%
31,155
33,000
—1
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common
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*
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1
1
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Gold Mines—
80c
35.300
16
Mines
River
Aumacho
12c
129.000
16
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
Feb
CO 00
1.000
7c
52c
f—
Ltd
Petroleum
-
6 %c
54c
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Crest
Rexspar
Refining
C'ic
„
common
Mines
Yellowknife
Atlas
38c
78.500
9.60
••
.
Oil Development Ltd___
—
Acceptance
9%c
3.000
20c 21
212 c
•
1.70
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.65
Jan
10%
40%
114
—
Steels
11c
8.400
1.40
86c
Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Co Ltd
64c
16%
41
48%
13c
11c
Warrants
Atlantic
Aria's
Bankeno
O'ehec chibougamau
t
10
^.1
class B
Productions
Hardware
Ashdown
Associated
Aubelle
Pacific
9c
1-99
30c
1
x
Debentures
Obalskl
—
1
Nickel
Corporation
Argus
—
75c
*
—*
Resources—:
•
Mines
Area
1.55
16c
1
1.25
35c
130
1.50
—
1.85
Feb
Mar
7.60
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
r_50c
Consolidated
Apex
Jan
8c
47c.
Anglo
$2%
Ltd
23c
44c
1.50
100
*
47
18c
44c
American Explor
Canadian Pulp &
Rouyn Mines
Anthes
Imperial
3.45
300
25c
46%
20Vic
•
Anglo
Anglo
200
1.99
1.55
46%
1
Petroleums
4.60
37c
50
Ncpheline
Development
Lead
Aiiacon
Anchor
115 %
117%
Mines—.=
pfd
Oil
Amurex
21%
93
12 Vi
23
93
13~/a
Petroleums Ltd
Larder
Leduc
American
42c
1.58
*
*
common
4%'/r
Co
Amalgamated
American
4.60
♦
American
Jan
1
H00
Uranium
.
39c
Warrants
Oil &
Mines
Amulet
West
Nocana
Jan
15%
16 Ve Mar
16,675
1
Ltd
Vinrav
2.08
Feb
37 %c
33,255
46c
1
Ltd
Feb
—
•
Oils
debentures
5%
1.99
& Oils Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Minerals
93c
2.20
1
:
Uranium Mines
Asbestos
New Paoific Coal
4.GO
_25c
1
Ltd
Mines
89c
2.05
Jan
1.50
1,150
98c
2.10
Ltd——40c
Ltd
Mines
Lafayette
Ltd,
Oil
1.06
Mar
13
G.OtiO
1.00
1.03
73
35c
100
40c
40c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd_Jx__1
Monpre Uranium Exploration.
1
Montgary
Explorations
Ltd.
_1
New
16 V 'n
39c
•
:
_
1.50
common
Alberta
Jan
Jail
Distillers
Alberta
Jan
1.65
1
Mercedes
Pitt
15c
20,200
1.00
Petroleum
22c
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntvre-Porrupine Mines Ltd
Pato
26,600
5 %c
Feb
Mines
Zina
Jan
20c
1.15
38c
16c
Ltd
Ltd
Jr«n
Jan
2.80 Mar
Jan
1.80
28,800
16c
Mar
11c
3,000
'
6.95
Feb
5.75
100
17c
Ltd
350
Maritimes
North
Jan
5.80
Feb
2.04
Algom
New
Jan
37c
Feo
22c
5,000
'
8,500
Mines:
Maiortrans Oil
'
33c
22c
15,600
,
4
Loredo
New
Feb
28c
33c
2.55
Corp of Canada Ltd
Island Petroleums Ltd.-
Louvicourt
New
28c
24c
1.00
Ltd
Co
Decaltla
25c
18c
Lithium
New
25c
19c
Pyrite
Agnew
New
Jan
1.02
Ltd
Continental
Long
Mar
60c
13c
19'VaC
Corn
Copper
22c
Feb
Ltd
Petroleums
Wayne
Feb
15c
33%
54c
Llngside
Jan
40c
2.80
16c
Mines
&
10c
4,000
11c
2.55
Ltd
Min
287,400
2.30
Corp
Westburne
2.265
24%
Labrador
22c
41c
2.70
10VaC
Mines
Lead
Jan
17 %c
12 %C
lGc
Gold
.Kerr-Addison
30c
_
Ltd
Mines
Mining
Feb:
2,000
1
Konttkt
_
12c
Mines
Mines
14c
Mar
14c
—
—
—
Jan
15,600
5
Jardun
Jan
13c
5.80
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
37c
20c
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Uranium
Jan
Mar
10c
3,500
*
22c
2.18
Hudson-Rand
Israel
Ltd
Corp
Jan
20c
15 %c
I60
57c
28c
T
2.55
_
Lake
Feb
2,500
13c
—
21c
Ltd
Mar
Jan
80c
1.90
.
____1
Indian
4.00 Jan
3.35 Mar
18c
12 %c
—
1
Ltd
Copper
30c
_
Ltd
30c
Jan
1
Ltd
Warrants
Haitian
90,100
Jan
Jan
21
24c
__
& Copper Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
28c
:
2.15
.,
1
_♦
Mine's
Mines
l(ic
35%
—_T
Ltd
Uranium
2,400
44c
—
*
Uranium
Gunnar
)nc
•
Inc
Ltd—;
Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por
3.70
36c
—
Mines
Ventures
Grandines
3.35
—
__
15c
21,500
15c
—.
___
Oils
Feb
Jan
3.00
52.000
1
(1945)
Copper
Goldfields
17%
Jan
9 %c
4.70
•
6.000
5.20
3.45
1
Inc
Mines
Ltd
Bav
2,500
'
Pnno Mining & Exploration
Fontana
20 %
'
_l
Ltd..
Faraday
20
5.00 Mar
40c
—
Ltd
Western
Pab
22c
Jan
--
Ltd—
Mines
Exploration
13
8,600
13
1
__
Ltd—.
Mines
Minerals
&
Mar
3.15
38c
_
Trebor
Jan
5.10
Feb
12c
20
'
Glacier
Oil
5.25
1
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Eastern Mining & Smelting
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd
Empire
1
:
Ltd___
Mines
Asbestos
Emerald
10 Vac 10 Vac
*
Copper Co
54,600
500
11c
____1
Ltd
Sullivan
Pastern
4,000
14c
1,900
3,900
___
__
Ltd-
United
3.95
3 85
12c
15c
5.00
'
^ortez Explorations
Cournor
8 VaC Mar
14c
4.40
8%c
Ltd
Mines
Tazin
Mar
4,000
15c
5.00
Ltd
Lake Mines Ltd
Tarbell
26c
2.45 Mar
26c
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Tandem
Mar
22c
Gold
Mines
Dufault
Sullivan
Mar
1.35
Feb
13c
30.000
,
Feb
12VaC Jan
4,900
___1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Copper Rand Cnioougamau
5 V2
71c
6.000
1
Yeljowknife
Mining
22%
___*
,
Consolidated
Consol
,
2.65
Jan
20c
Jan
32c
Feb
5 Vac
Jan
12c
Jan
1.75
90c
Feb
Feb
26 Vic Mar
2.65
Jan
1.50
Jan
70c
Jan
12%
Jan
1-12
Jan
11%
Feb
II,700
70c
Feb
21,800
8%C
Jan
12c
15.000
8%c
Feb
12 %C
4,000
12 %C
Jan
18%C Jan
75c
Feb
10
62,450
1.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
218
42
Jan
5% Feb
44% Mar
590
43%
Feb
48 % Mar
800
5% Mar
41
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March
.
11
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Boymar
Gold
Bright
Mines
Brllund
G)
Ltd
4.65
4.60
4.90
1,4*8
9%
84*
9%
9,994
17
175
43c
49c
11.800
2.85
3.00
7,952
1
44
100
94',*
50
Forest
B
49%
class
49
50
50
Jan
84
•
12%
12%
4,495
16%
12%
16%
16%
25
15
15
265
43
43
43%
2,643
♦
43%
43%
44%
90c
_
■
43Va Mar
85c
1
6% Mar
Jan
19c
Jan
8%c
Feb
15c
Jan
Consolidated
10'/2c
Feb
18c
Jan
Consolidated
8.50
3,007
Feb
Consolidated Marcus Gold
<ii/
c
c
8
67c
!3%C
15c
7,500
13c
a,.
q,.
47,900
7c
683
I"™*
Ext
49c
14 ^
common
1 "55
Jan
10c
Jan
15y2C
Jan
64c
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
10% Mar
11%
Jan
415
1 80
135
1
25
„•
common
25
82%
Met
common
Morrison
Negus
Oon^olitiated
6%
Jan
V/a
Jan
Consol
1.85
Feb
Consolidated
Feb
1.55
Jan
Consolidated
28%
Jan
Consolidated
1,250
62
Mar
65
60
9.9
Feb
103
9.15
Feb
63
100"
...
12
7,617
6 00
500
971/
835
25%
26%
Jan
500
6
8
8
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14
14
355
38%
39
40
5.10
2,035
166
166
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class
13%
1
common
19
8,070
5,700
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225
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25
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd
99 V*
Daine
Jan
42c
54,775
237h
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Canadian, Food Products com__„_^^
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cy4
77c
95c
6 75
r~
*
\
^i%
Utilities
preferred
..100
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2 85
Corp
Feb
10
22
27
50
,
Mar
Jan
30
98% Feb
101
11
605
28
Jan
13%
4.75 Mar
0.086
28%
7
Feb
32%
635
>
23%
Feb
26
38,175
2.30
Feb
'
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2%
rn
23c
Jan
Jail
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.20
Jail
1,800
3.65
Feb
5.00
Feb
21,400
9%c
Feb
14c
Jan
100
50
941,.
%
Jan
100
Feb
106
Jail
94%
Feb
99
Jan
29
55
105
Feb
32 '/a
Jan
2.75
Jan
2.50
1.000
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\
18c
Feb
69c
Jan
6,700
65c
Mar
85c
Feb
3Cc
31c
8.148
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11,042
1
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3.25 Mar
Feb
7.40
Jan
1.85 Mar
12
52c
54 %
22c
Jan
42c
Feb
25c
87.250
20c
Jan
35 %c
Jan
Feb
34%c
32c
10c
12c
13,000
9c
Jan
16c
Jan
14,900
27c
Feb
47c
.Jan
45c
12,700
42c
Feb
60c
Jan
10c
Jan
19 %c
26c
1.25
Jan
2.35 Mar
Feb
13c
Jan
Jan
3.25
Feb
73,000
7 %c
Ford
Motor
Jan
28c
Jan
Ford
of
35c
Feb
'nc
,
74
,'1r.
3
4.-
Florida
Co
Canada
55c
Jan
Fraser
Jan
80c
Jan
^nUnshpr
Lii.rt
Fruehauf
38,100
74c
3,601
2.85
1.21
Jan
Jan
3.30 Mar
62
Jan
71% Mar
0,825
38c
Feb
53c
75c
Jan
Jan
400
1.340
7%
Jan
11% Mar
12%
12%
870
12
Jan
13 Va
27%
29%
4,740
70c
79c
33,115
12
12%.
565
.
27% Mar
70c
31
Mar
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
79c
Mar
14
Feb
Jan
22
23%
13,165
19%
Feb
23% Mar
41 %
42%
1,550
39 %
Jan
44
Jan
11%
11%
4,270
11
Feb
12%
Jan
8
8%
3,750
8
Jan
9%
Jan
24c
22c
25c
16,000
14%
14%
1.30
1.45
3,200
30
30
705
22c
410
,
Mar
37c
14 %
.Jan
14
Feb
95c
-
Jan
30
Jan
30
Jan
73c
Jan
26c
Jan
lie
Jan
47c
45c
55c
52.50C
42c
23c
25c
19,230
19c
Jan
10 Vac
9c
1.75
Feb
25c
Jan
9%c 10%c
Jan
7,700
1.16
1.20
11,300
1.15
Feb
5.10
4.45
5.20
6,905
4.10
Feb
1
50c
50c
50c
1,500
50c
37c
34 %c
37c
25,400
30c
3.90
3.30
4.10
57,772
■-
% 1.46
Feb
Feb
Jan
q.25 Jan
62c
-
Feb
2.90
Jan
•
50c
,
/an
Jan
-4.10
Jan
5
5%
1,209
14%
14%
100
14% Mar
15
25%
26%
165
25% Mar
27%
52
52
395
52
Jan
58
38c
35c
38c
2,000
25c
Feb
40c
Feb
28c
27c
28c
3.5CO
25c
Feb
40c
Mar
37c
36c
42c
38,900
30c
Feb
50c
Jan
63c,.
62c
68c
24 %c
Jan
30c
33c
16c
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43
1
63c
66c
48
70c
-
733,240
72,056
.
-
8%
•
82c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
.
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Jan
39e
Feb
>49
% .10
14,200
Mar
Feb
47%
Jan
58c
Feb
94c
Jan
68c
70c
500
54c
Feb
75c
Jqn
28c
32c
11,900
28c
Feb
49 %C
Jan
35%
34
36%
Feb
42%
Jan
16
*
29c
•
•
7,421
15%
16
19
19
19
31C
2.19
1.80
2.20
256,045
95c
1.40
3.45
3.90
19 %c
20c
4,350
1.35
•
28%
28%
30
15 %c
16c
4.00
7"'
•
85c
81c
4.00
85c
6.20
6.35
54«
54
55
100% 103%
266
13c
13c
13c
28c
Jan
Jan
33 %
Jan
Feb
22c
Jan
4.00 Mar
5.90
51%
5.800
1.10
Feb
7.00
Jan
55
Jan
Jan
Jan
107'A
Feb
Jan
13c
Jan
21c
29%
Feb
33%
Feb
3.10
Jan
Feb
7%
Jau
«
30
30
31
382
2.55
2.50
2.65
17,180
2.50
*
.
4.25 Jac
Mar
100% Mar
*
.
1.40 Mar
3.90 Mar
Feb
80c
1,116
100 %
Jan
14c
25.283
•
Feb
2.20 Mar
20%
142
6.25
15
A
2.93
1,400
1
Feb
Jan
Feb
18c
4,859
*
16%
19%
80c
635
15 %C
Jan
Feb
1.46
32,885
19 %c
15
17%
35,350
3.85
1
A
33%
2,025
1
1
Copper
Co.
5
7%
7
7%
225
6%
Jan
l
24c
18,400
Mines
1
1.10
1.01
1.17
35,041
•
27%
27%
28%
950
27
Jan
30
Jan
101
100
1C1
105
100
Mar
105
Jan
15%
15%
16
3,335
5 cc
Feb
Oeco
Jan
General
Power
common
preferred
Mines
1
Bakeries
Jan
Feb
1.31
Feb
2.14
Jan
9c
Feb
General Motors
General Petroleum
*
Class
General
A
20c
1.01
14%
Mar
Jan
Feb
35c
1.30
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
5.50
Jan
5%
5 %
5%
100
55%
55%
57%
338
53%
Jan
59
Feb
38
37%
38%
9)1
37%
Feb
41 %
Jan
1
5-30
5.05
5.30
895
Feb
6.25
Jan
4.80
St 2 5
2,634
6 00
Jan
1
< Canada 1
*
Products
20c
1%
General Dynamics
17c
21c
100
Ltd.
59c
Jan
32%
Exploration
8%
4.35 -Jan
%
•
Galkeno
Gaunuaii
Mar
16c
20c % Jan
Feb
9.25
Oatiwln
1.05
-
Feb
28 %
•
Jan
Feb
13c
4,135
17,215
...
common
Mar
3.65
28,173
11%
-.1
Mines,
11c
.
2.25 Mar
29%
.25
Companies
33c
300
5.95. Jan
Jan
—1
I
class
21.GOO
70.000
Jan
1.42
14c 15 Vac
.20
(U Si.
228,900
193,740
4.65
10%
Feb
Feb
53,840
141,901
1
Trailer
4.25
Feb
5.30
2.25
..1
_•
Corp
Feb
Jan
1.19
26%
common
50c
2.G5
Jan
25c
30c
2,730
80c
4.80
20
common
class
Canada
Francoeur
18,500
99c
2.04
|
17c
_i.
4.SCO
Jan
Jan
5%
Canadian
12,300
4.25
Jan
16c
28 %
—
Jan
Feb
3ic
Feb
31c
26c
2.40
Jan
12c
11%
*_
Mines
25,500
41,225
25c
8,266
29%
—
Ltd.,
2.25
3,500
—1
Ltd
Tungsten
9%c
Jan
29c
1
Ltd
A
Warrants
3,200
8,500
Jan
12c 13 %c
%C
1
...
Players
,5,700
22c
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Farwest
50c
12 Vac 12 %c
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Fargo Oils
7,250
1
Refineries
Jan
Jan
30c 34 %c
1
Explorers Alliance
Jan
%
23c
5.15
.
Jan
48
1
Corp
8.50
Mar
Feb
221,150
2.06
Glacier
3.50
28c
729
39c
30
Equitable Life Insurance—.:
Feb
Feb
50
34c
14%
Pen-Rey Oils
Famous
Jan
Jan
48%.
91c
,
3.00 Mar
22,325
nc(,
1 81
46c
Jan
Jan
18c
Feb
4.25
42 %
'
'
22 %c
26C
1
i
Products
Paper class
Excelsior
2.60
Feb
Mar
8%
Elder Mines
Eureka
Feb
Jan
11%
Easy Washing Mach pfd__
Eddy Match Co
Emerald
1.90
3.00
40
15c
22
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1 00
(-(j
1.02
Mar
45c
10,000
1.60 Jan
5.10 Mar
Jan
42%
Steel
Products
"•
l
700
Feb
Jan
9c
*
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hi!,
2.95
<50,.
1
1.84
5,927
1.20
4.25
28c
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Grain
3 40
.
1.30
5,282
500
23c
Smelling & Refining Ltd
Gold
Jan
4,300
26c
Metals
Sol
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1.09
12c
I
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Eastern
El
16
27%
Eastern
El
Feb
Feb
5.10
125
1
Eastern
Mines
5.20
1.34
200
Gold—
Asbestos
Eldrieh
14%
80c
15,045
12%
Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
Eddy
Feb
11c
40
com
East
Eastern
3.30
Jan
4.70
2.70
....
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79,.
3 g-
East
Fibre
69%
1
55,
44
13,200
3.05
Ltd..
Federal
*
naf»c
365
90c
40
Minerals
&
Federal
-
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1
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Pete
Copper Co
Jan
'£?■
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Jan
3 in
1
Mines
15%
85c
45c
;
8.30
51
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14%
2.42
B
5.00
10,.
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35i"
25
Coldstream Copper
35,196
1.23
1.30
class
Feb
2 92
_
Rope
& Mudge
Brewery
Jan
57^
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Dow
6.65
2 98
Chrysler
4.00
1
3.35
9
2.70
lo'^r
1
Cobalt Consolidated
Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
Oockshutt Farm Equip
3.80
3.00
common
4,200
Zl
Chromium Mln & Smelt
Mar.
40
Mines
20,075
_75c
Smelting
Jan
28c
Fab
34c
Chemical
7.55
lie
2.75
1
Mines....
65c
Jan
3.00
3
&
4 00
4 20
2 20
30c
200
it
7.35
li
Explorer
Veijowknlfe
70c
3ic
j
Cbiboug Jeculet Mines—
Chlbougamau Mining &
Feb
14c
Jan
60c
Chlb-Kayrancl Copper
Vnr
8%
2.15 Mar
26,260
_
_
Commonwealth
8.70 Jan
82c
•
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Gold
15%
2.975
ill-
9 «n
1
Mines
Lake
Feb
65c
Lid
Pn°,rUPlae
Oils
35c
.50
Jan
Jan
2.989
3 75
9415
23c
23%
•
10%c
94%
Feb
Jan
....
"
24%
3 55
1
Oil
51c
3,390
2
Stores
Duvex Oils
1.75
100
5 i/(J
00
Jan
1,580
30
"3
Jan
65c
—
Pat Gold
25,220
236.753
11c
Donnell
8
Jan
28c
Coal
Textile
Doin.lda
6.00
1
Explorers
Reco
20
*
10%c
Dominion
Jan
70c
Trethewey
Gold
24%
2.90
Jan
19
65c
Gas
Quartz
Chlbougamau
24-%
10%
12%
1
°lZ ZT°ZUCeilSCariboo Gold
Chesterville
30
Tar
1
Exploration
Cheskhk
4 75
Dominion
Dominion
7.25
6%
73c
Jau
3.50 Mar
Feb
5.95 Mar
41c
4.85
Ltd
&
&
Jan
Jan
Feb
25c
;
1.20
Jan
4.25
37c
12%
7.60
Jan
12% Mar
33%
Jan
'
.2.50
Soeci
3.460
100
11%
8
Jan
Jan
5.25
300
5
75c
9.20
27%
1,150
"
86c
Magnesium
Donald
Jan
15%
-_25c
Dominion
2.70 Mur
Jan
3.90
•
Foundry
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.50
30c
37c
1
-
16c
Feb
28c
1
1
Dominion
Rights
Jan
Jan
2.28
20c
7j
Mfg
>
Feb,
2,800
5.95
66c
9%c
1.89
4,330
32%
5.60
Jan
lie
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lie 12%'C
31 %
1.25
32c
Jan
16.807
28
100
30%
Cry..ZZZZZ-Z*
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12c
...
Jan
12.485
2*
11-%
6c
Mines
Leduc
915
15%,
27'*
v'
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1.65
105
>
Canadian-Williston
Central
228,875
3.25
5
Canadian Vickers
318,850
2.64
9
Feb
5.10
__
-
Corp
Feb
1.55
1
common
7%
85c
Mar
125
22
27%
warrants
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferred
10
Canadian Pine Lines and
Petroleums._I
Canadian Prospect
...16%
Canadian Thorium Corp
1
25c
Seaarnms
Jan
6.50
10
8g?^ ^1?
'
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—
warrants
80c
18%
1 R5
Jan
Mar
300
14%
.»
preferred
7%
1.100
2'l5
•
Feb
Diadem Mines
Dominion
475
20.
Jan
Jan
y
2 15
common.
15c
—5
Jan
30
5 30
1
Canadian Locomotive
16,227
i.—3'——....
Jan
685
20
ZZZZZZZZ*
18c
18c
68c
Dome Exploration
3*25
ioc
.11
Jan
Jan
Dome Mines
y
^
20c
75c
ft
Ri» Producers
Devon Palmer Oils
Distillers
Jan
Jan
Feb
Del
70cJan
16c
Jan
17c
—
Mines
•_
Jan
1.05
65c
Mines
Gold
Mhies
■
Jan
5 25
A....*
Feb
Horrf
Jail
3.25
3,25
«
'
5% Mar
36,700
9 7n
De 1 ni te
Jan
Jan
16c
1,835
12 Vac
16
\<>h,
1 95
D'Eltlona
9c
25c
Jan
Feb
32c
14 %
72c
25.400
in
Deer
9%c
69e
2,500
Mines
Jan
ini<
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2 57
30c
Can^Ktiau Homestead Oils
7
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%e Feb
24c
Jan
27%
1,790
1 05
6 75
'in
•
19,477
Ltd
13
4,700
•
!
Jan
18c
—
26%
«
58c
68c
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27%
Feb
-
-
Jan
17c
Warrants
3.75
Feb
Jan,
05c
16 Vac
Decoursey Bee wis Mines
Jan
'*
7.30
56
32c
17c
...
13%
9,350
72c
....
Hydrocarbon
"j:i>
71/
5:%
58c
Feb
53c! -i Feb
10
7%
1 00
class
,
24%c
Feb
Mar'
24
1,535
001/,
'
3.00
3,435
34
Feb
5.95
Jan
■-
1.34
Timber
D'Aragon
Jan
45
23%
68c
Explorers
Mining Corp
Mar
5%
1
o,2S4
10c
Daering
12%
3
•
26,366
9%c
ZZZi
Minerals
20
625
Preferred
......—72c
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants.
•
Petroleum
3,040
12c
80c
10c
IIIlO
Canada
Mines
Feb
_•
Canadian Drawn steel
pfd
Canadian Dredge & Dock common
Canadian Dyno Mines
19c
7.75 Mar
Feb
Feb
,r
Feb
74c
•
Zellerbacli
Crow pat
Jan
3,207
131V
29%
-
Jan
Crown
Cusco
Feb
17,025
oft,\
23f 4t;
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Feb
1.40 Mar
11%
12,663
6*J?^
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Jan
93
16%c
25
42c
J 7%e
1
Pershing
29
13.399
«n
f
nr.
90
Jan
Feb
Croinor
16
35
}"
6 95
4%
*1
Feb
72
5.00
Feb
4.95
j2.56
Preferred
750
rZ:
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Crestbrook
Jan
37% Mar
of
215
iq,
4g"
1
•
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Securities
Jan
Oil
Warrants
Jan
2.80
39%
75c
8,512
7.50
10
"
_.—
Canadian Devonian
4.50
Jan
Mar
82
45
21,303
Jan
25c
2,700
75c
.—1
2.50
1.40
40c
Feb
Jail
1
Mining
2.20
83%
Feb
Feb
22c
17%c
Cowichan Copper
Crec
Jafc.
19,600
10c
Zinc
4.60 Mar
14,310
Central
Lead
3.70 Mar
94
45c
1
5.90
Cournor
3.20
90c
32c *
43c
3.70
4.30
5,056
29c
__
28c
-1
Mining..
C.'ouiee
Feb
1.42
244
Asbestos
30c
Publishing
2.46 Mar
*
•
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.1
26 .26%
Feb
1.33- Jan
Feb
20c
15.350
16,650
45,665
6n
'
Oil
&
26%
Feb
Jan
Feb
715
1
'
70c
2,000
20c
4.50
-
3.00
72,350
432,385
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Atlantic
Ei-in
20c
4.30
.
690
44,757
17
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1
20c
183,150
•
16c
4.60
3782
35c
32 c
29c
3.90
91
Jan
98c
3.40
2.65
3 70
82%
12,600
83c
Corp Lid
Coppercrest Mines Z
Copper-Man
Mlhes
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Mar
24
Jan
28c
23c
21c
3.70
1.40
tvigiltS
Copper
20 %c
2.49
3 20
35%
10% Jan
Jan
28c
4.15
525
27c
Feb
32 c
Petroleum
Feb
40
Jan
Feb
8c
2.60
3.80
1.80
25c
13c
1
4.40
.100
Oils_.__
Canadian
Clark
Jan
1.70 Jan
7,000
—.1
Tungsten
West
Jan.
50c
—-
2,100
Sudbury Basin..,
coiisuiiaated
Jan
55
37
200
t
90c
!
Jan
10c
1.33
Mar
175
65
27c
1.20
22c
12 Vac
Copp
15%
Jan
Feb
1.53
Consolidated
107% Mar
Jan
Feb
36c
9%C
20 %c
Copper
Mar
23
51<t
100
14,159
12 %c
Feb
48
435
12.249
.
1
Feb
Jan
1,150
Minerals
Tire
Feb
57c
1
8
^
....
Admiral
Canadian
40c
1.45
51c
Jan
Mar
.<-..1
29
Jan
149
94
^20
pfd
Canadian
Canadian
1953
38c
1.30
4.50
Consumers Gas of Toronto
39
170
cf,
:
..........
1955
3.50 Jan
Mines
Saunorm
230
Astoria
Cos
Feb
2,500
21c
Conwest Exploration
Jan
4«
•
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Canadian Oil
3.00
3.05
Mln
Jan
Jan
93u,
A
Steamship Lines
Wftrrant<i
7,010
91c
—.
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Poplar
Jan
36
41.
1
Mtge
Safeway Ltd
Canadian
14
32c
Regcourt Mines Ltd.
Consolidated
Feb
6.25
-
100'/2
2l%
Southern Oils warrants
Canadu Southern
Petroleum
Gen
23% Mar
Jan
Mines
30
Jan
60
103% 107%
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
103
27
*
Canada
Canadian
26c
Jan
5.50
3.10
Lid
Mine
Gold
Red
3-60
class
©i /4 /prtierrea
Feb
12%
5,375
3.00
3.05
Mines
Pershcourt
Quebec
Feb
Feb
on
_
—•
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Wire
13c
100,757
14
1
Smelting.
Explor
Niciroison
1.65
1.25
-
25c
-2
Consolidated
24
.
10
~
Prefei red
Ltd.
Oils
Mining &
Joa
JanMar
23%
1
Mines
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peaic Oils
1,315
5 55
8
10
Explorations..
Packers
38c
—1
Gold
Mac
5,800
~"ofi
b
Canada
Colnmac
Jan
34.603
27
,—100
common...
£
Canada
19c
Feb
9,933
Mar
Mar
26%
100
Zl
fJomfHranl?
Com
33
46
in/
2'f%
•
Canada Oil T—T
Lands
Cody
Mic
400
62
"
117/7
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Crushed Cut Stone__Z"Z_II_0
Foils class A.
ZZ-ZZZ*
Malting
23c
Jan
22c
9%c
ZZZZ\
Consolidated Mosher
26c
'?&'
•
Preferred
Chlmo
Consolidated
Feb
29%
1,480
136
^25c
& -Edmonton
Canada
Charter
Jan
6,750
64c
14 %
j 8q
•
Canada Iron Foundries
Central
Consolidated
475,725
llcll%c
5(}c
Cement
Feb
10c
1 GO,950
00
r«4ni£ Preferred .....
Life
Assurance,.
Castle
Consolidated
Mar
ll%c
Jan
Jan
Jan
89c
Feb
gc
11 %C
18c
13 %c
Canada
Cassiar
10
8%c Mar
glc
_
tonso
Feb
4,000
2,800
nf,
12 %c
8,080
38c
18c
'
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17c
15c
12%
1
10,500
Howey
Jan
16C
m
Arrow
32,655
8.00
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1
Laxe
Marbenor
Jan
Jan
25c
51c
n<.
8c
.
38c
12c
33,450
Mar
1.43
lot
Jan
8
21c
14 %c
49%c
Jan
25c
21%-
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9c
8.50
1
175
Feb
10c
12c
27c
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Mar
3.00
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44 c
13c
15,000
37,766
;
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Feb
Jan
18c
Consolidated Gua^-ana Mines—.,
Consolidated Halllweil
9c*
1
Preferred
Candore
Jan
46%
Iron
Consol
Canada
Can
Consol
Fennnore
Warrants
Jan
25c
22%
lie
10ii"c
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_
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Feb.
Jan
16% Mar
45c
15,250
14c
30e
Jan
Mar
13%
15%
26,285
qu
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45%
•
■
qv
1
_
'
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•
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Cordasun
Consolidated Denison Mines
Warrants
16c
12q
Jan
2.50
36c
16.691
25c
150
Feb
17c
Jan
Jan
14 %c
1,700
Uty»
Mar
1.80
36c
Flin
Feb
14%
44
121
12c
Cadillac
Consolidated
•
*
Lake
Power
Gamma
13%
13% Jan
36c
40
15c
41
Feb
9,800
25c
Mines
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest*.!
11 %
677
85c
?
88c
Mar
2.10
15c
Oil
Callinan
Consolidated
Feb
5% preferred
*
100.
Campbell Chlbougamau
t
Campbell Red Lake_„_:___„___~_i
_
Centl
46'%
—
Calgary
Calgary
Canada
Beta
Consolidated
Jan
;
Petroleum
Canada
Consolidated
Feb
%
Jan
10Z
Cabanga
Canada
Jan
94
Jan
.
*
Class
47%
Jan
79
Knrns
Can
829
Feb
91
158
10
36c
Corp
Allenbee
Behekeno
4IV2
Rnrfintl1 Lake
Canada
Development
Consolidated
Low
121
40
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Hloh
1.86
2.05
Mines-
43%
8,547
94%
Products
Canada
Conro
Mines
Sharoo
121
__
-2.50
Consolidated
48
G0W
C'aiaita
Key
for Brook
of Pricea
Low
10
—
-
Jan *
50
1
1
.
Mines
Hill
Feb
3.25
55
Ankerite
Bunker
Con
;
Jan
66c
Jan
82%
A
Brunston Mining
Brunswick Mining & smelt
Buffadlson Gold
Building
20
Jan
Mar
2.65
Mines
Coniaurum
Feb
9% Mar
45
___25
Brunsraan Mines
Red
15%
42c
5.15
82%
Mines
.
Buffalo
Jan
45%
ZZ*
•
Buffalo
93
*___»
Columbia Telephone Co
Brunnurst
F£b
Coinagas
Jan
45%
Columbia Power
British
Reef
3.75
W7V*
'
10c
824*
Products
British
Mills
Feb
50
;
Columbia Packers class A_.
Brouian
43441*
7%C
Life
liiw
Range
Par
High
__100
preferred
Columbia
Bruck
14.733
Wwk'i
Last
Sale Price
Consolidated
preferred
Class
9%c
Elec—
preferred
4'/a%
,.
2.95
•
Columbia
British
8c
43c
1
preferred
4%
Low
17
Oil
British
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
g'/sC
.
Petroleum
4%%
5%
Low
•
common
American
British
Shares
1
common
Mines
Br talta
British
for Week
•
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(T
8
Confederation
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
MARCH
ENDED
Friday
Itaqge
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
class
com
t.
1
B_,
*
■
-
5.25
:
36
\
26
36 *
20
4.85
5.00
s
Jan
:4.80 Mar
35
Jan
39
Jan
,
•
-v;'f
,
Number 5619
Volume l&o
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(1191)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
Steel
General
.
1
.—1
Mine—i
Mascot
"
Goldcrest
_
Mines
—
1
-1
Gold Eagle Gold
Goiden Manitou Mines
Goldfields Uranium
.
4%
Grand ines
Gr&at Northern Gas
Warrants
Great
Class
Coal class A—
B
Lead
Feb
10%c
Jan
Majortrans
1.45
1.60
'4,075
1.30
Feb
2.10
Jan
Malartic
194
46%
46
19c
17C
4.00
4.25
38*2
40
7 * '4
200
675
2.155
1.18
1.55
47
Maritime
42 Vi
5
3.90
Jan
1.85
Feb
I
1.52
1.45
.163
17,400
•
20 c.
20c 24
%c
53,300
1
1
38c
38c
44c
lie
10 %o
12c
105,177
9,750
•
1
22 %c
22 %c
26c
1.65,
1.51
1.79
1
12 %c
11c
;
8%
(Li
Grain
Jan
7%
Feb
5Vi
I,600
10
Feb
11%
21
Jan
21%
Jan
16c
21c
222.450
49c
Jan
16c
10%c
11c
1.500
21' 4
19%
21%
63,920
11*2
13*2
20
20
Feb
19c
Feb
21% Mar
10*i
Jan
13%
Feb
21
Jan
14c
Jan
26%
Jan
9c
144,100
1,183
Jan
22% Mar
60c
60c
2,500
*
6%
6%
200
60c
58c
62c
52,900
9%
93/4
9%
225
26
26
50
*
69%
73%
common.":
Brass
1
Hallnor Mines
^
21c
Jan
25c
Jan
10c
Feb
20c
Jan
39c
38c
43c
22,000
30c
Feb
45c
3.65
3.40
3.65
50o
38c
33c
43c
1.56
1.80
43,302
130,100
37,441
133/e
1
15
—
Hartz
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Gold
Beva
18c
22c
6,371
15c
10c
12c
8.500
9
1
1
18c
78c
85c
39.900
75c
Feb
1.07
Jan
Min
13C
16c
176,700
13c
Jan
18c
Jan
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
Lake
Mines
Mines——.
•
t
•
'■
Oil
Class
-
*■•.
Ltd
Co
:
•
Hoyle Minine
HUdson Bay Mining &
8%c
4 %%.
$2%
.
:5VaSo
25c:
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—
—a.
j-'—i
—
Minine
International
Jan
25c
•
Feb
39c
1.49
3.20
3.05
3.20" "
1.40
1.40
1.60
26c
30c
25,813
3.50
2.90
3.60
783^440
2.80
2.95
400
10c
17c
17,100
10c
16 %
17 Vi
16% Mar
98c
Jan
common
.7,500
26Vic
Jan
37c
39Vi
Feb
44
8%
Jan
12
Feb
23%
•
23Va
2,181
24%
Feb
25%
43 %
17%-
11%
42,949
1T*4
13
33*4
...
Feb
Vi
Jan
10
61,454
17% Mar
5.30
5.75
5,730
78%
80%
32% Mar
4.553
Feb
7.00
Jan
46c
489
51.
16
Jan
49*i Mar
60
Jan
€0
Jan
68
Jan
Feb
57 %
Jan
Mar
12%
Feb
49*i
60
62
85
52
52
53%
5,463
51%
11
11
12
3,412
11
12c
16c
221,906
12%c
..
12c
Mar
23
Mar
Jan
24c
"25%
Jan
23
24%
4.145
91
91
25
88
Feb
44
44
50
43
Feb
44
50*2
50%
50%
103
49 3 s
Feb
50%
4.20
4.00
4.25
6,655
Feb
6%
Jan
17*4
Jan
17%
Feb
24'b
4.00
Feb
94
Mar
Feb
17%
1.480
7%
7%
8
6.505
18%
17'i
18%
3,220
17
Feb
19%
Jan
63c
67c
G.400
61c
Feb
90c
Jan
G7c
16
Feb
6%
37
Feb"
,6,63b
94 %
Feb
47 Vi
2,805
42 Vi
Jan
34.900
30c
Jan
37%
37'.4
38
410
98%
96%
100
45
44%
29c
28c
30C
30c
Feb
17c
20c
10Vic Jan
42c
45c
15,900
41c
Feb
73c
Jan
19c
15c
19c
46.800
15c
Feb
25c
Jan
Lake Lingman
Lake
La
Wasa
Gold
Little
Feb *
Feb
2.15 Mar
Jan
93;
18c
Jan
Feb
16%
3,567
15% Mar
17 Vi
55c
1.000
49c
Jan
55c
Feb
Feb
2.80
Jan
3,700
2.00
Jan
2.30
2.40
80c
75c
90c
10,200
61c
Jan
98c
Jan
17 Vic
15C
23c
427,100
15c
Feb
26c
Jan
1.00
98C
1.04
4,239
13 %c
13 %C
18c
38.100
88c
86c
1.13
45,935
18%
18Vi
19
1.151
18%
18%
18%
1,176
1.40
1.08
1.43
25,600
1.20
lie
1.18
He
13c
17c
.
17c
13,200
1.25
.
95c
67c
Jan
18V4
Feb :
1.25
20c
1.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
1.60
Jan
Feb
1.85
Jan
1.05
Newnorth
New
Senator
3.25
3.35
400
2.48
600
18
910
3.00
Feb
Jan
Nudulama Mines
2.10
Feb
2.55
For footnotes
Feb
80c
Obaska
Feb
14c
Jan
page
44.
pfd
O'Brien Gold Mines
12c
Jan
17c
2.20
Jan
2.80
1.85
Jan
Mar
Lake
24c
79c
14C
19,442
125
27
Feb
30
Jan
615
27
Feb
30
Jan
O'Leary
Ontario
Feb
28 Vi
29
42
43%
695
42
Jan
43%
Feb
17%
675
17
Jan
17%
16
17%
Jan
Rare Metals
Okalta
Mlning.
16
17C
14c
18c
67,100
13 %c
Feb
1.38
1.31
1.40
103,650
1.12
Feb
1.54 Jan
Feb
1.00
8%c Mar
80c
G9C
13 %c
Jan
20c
Jan
16c
18c
1,300
J4c
Jan
23c
46c
55c
41,400
40c
Feb
80c
Jan
Jan
Jan
B
Copper
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
Opemieka
Ormsby
II,200
40c
1.85
2.20
8,200
41,400
30C
31c
2,150
21,700
160c
55c
61c
23c
23c
24C
72c
82c
1.33
1.38
5,410
18c
17c
19c
Jan
65c
Jan
8c
Mar
11 Vic
Jan
Feb
90c
Jan
Feb
2.40
Jan
86,700
12,550
-62c
Jan
20c 4 Jari
-
24c
Mar
Jan
83c
Mar
*
42c
'
1.33 Mar
Feb
15c
Jan
1.35
1.70
1.70
1.75
17c
16c
20c
81,110
22c
25c
17,716
16Vic
22C
30c
23,060
22c
Mar
22c
32c
19,250
19c
Jan
22c
•
Jan
36c
Jan
Jan.
Jan
2.35
1.85 Mar
54c
Jan
56c
Feb
25%c
73,900
1.38
Feb
23c
35c
2,214
76c
90c
Feb
■
1.78
Feb
15c
Feb
-
Jan
1.50
Jan
24c
Feb
1.78
Jan
24c
Feb
28c
48c ' Jan
32e
Mar
12c
12c
15c
29,958
12c
Jan
25c
Jan
18C
15c
18c
44,200
14c
Feb
24c
Jan
32c
36c
61,500
30c
Jan
1.00
93c
1.05
11,600
85c
Feb
43c
40C
44c
37c
Feb
52c
13c
13c
17c
95,300
16,425
10c
Jan
20c
9%c
9 Vic
10c
8.000
8c
Jan
12C
Jan
14,600
11c
Jan
20c
Feb
Feb
10c
Jan
Jan'
51c
1.34
Jan
Jten.
Feb
16c
19c
7%c
8 Vic
2.20
1.90
2.30
7.001
1.85
Feb
2.45
Jan
3.85
3.80
4.00
22,490
3.55
Feb
5.00
Jan
3.05
2.81
3.05
23,503
2.55
Feb
3.3|> Jan
16c
9,653
7c
Jan
15c
He
10c
lie
15,500
10c
Jan
30c
30c
34c
39,400
30c
Feb
45c
Jan
50%
52
2,147
47
Feb
57 Vi
Jan
Minerals
T.alrP
Feb
20c ^ Mar
18c
23c
20c
5,000
15c
23c
28c
159,400
12c
Jan
28c
11,500
8c
Feb
13 Vic
Jan
Feb
6.95
Jan
1.09 Feb
1.59
I
9c
9c
4.50
4.95
7,135
1.20
1.20
1.29
64,116
54c
57c
2,950
5.20
5.15
5.45
4,810
37 34
37%
38%
350
3.05
3.10
455
4.95
4.25
Jan
51c
Jan
4.90
36% Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
85c
Feb
5.90
Feb
39
Feb
2.45
Jan
3.50
64,100
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
75c
Mar
6c
6C
7c
73c
48c
75c
13,580
48c
1.34
1.29
1.40
250,738
99c
6.95
7.80
186,223
11%
12
I,275
Mar
Feb
5.35 Feb
11%
Feb
1.48
Jan
7.80 Mar
13%
Jan
1,110
4.40
Feb
6
Feb
40
Jan
4.90
39
38%
39
225
38 Vi
Jan
3.40
4.00
725
3.20
Feb
4.00 Mar
10,800
1.35
Feb
2.10
#
50
1
*
Jan>
Jan
49
Feb
25c
Jan
Feb
*
*
1.76
1.76
1.96
48
48
48
10
21c
17,875
33 %c 37 Vic
11,100
20c
35c
19c
60c
MinftS
30c
Jan
44c
8
250
9
Jan
9c
14.000
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
56c
60c
II,200
50c
Feb
73c
Feb
7% Mar
Feb
16
16
16
Feb
16
16
100
*
—-——•
55,900
11c
Feb
Jan
14c
23c
12 Vic
12c
37,502
Jan
15c 16 Vic
Jan
20c
15c
15c
40C
7,900
35c
Feb
Jan
38c
38 c
80c
1
2.50
2.45
2.54
11,830
36 %c
36 %c
42c
61,730
•
2.10
2.05
2.20
13,913
8%
20
10
8%
11%
—1
—
46
17 %c Feb
8v2c
7%
8 Vie
1
*
preferred
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Aololrn
2.05
35c
2.20
7,810
1.90
72c
1.96
Jan
Feb
67c
16,000
75c
-
-
10
Malartic —
Jockey Club common
Preferred
Class
-
Jan
13c
4,100
10c
Feb
46c
45c
18,633
8c
Feb
28c
Feb
54c
61,770
16C
50c
G8c
9 %C
._90c
Oils
Jan
Feb
Oka
86c
13C
47c
1
Mfg
Rockland Gold
Ogama
Oil Selections
29
3.10
Mines-
Specialty
2.90
Jan
1
•
1
see
23c
Jan
40%
'
4.80
Spec
Oakville
•
Mines.
Wood
Feb
2.55
46C
3,500
12
Ltd
Jan
28%
32,700
23 %c
24c
28%
Jan
7.70
Jan
2.60
90c
Feb
4.75 Mar
Jan
4.00
19
2.36
85c
Jan
15c
.50
3.40
28%
11,224
40
53,400
,
Norvalie
•
10c
105
21c
1
Jan
•
30
8%C
40%
17c
warrants
5,500
1,496
40 %
19c
common.
Preferred
17.300
16'%
26
.1
Oil
Warrants
16c
16
3.35
725
Uranium
Star
2.40
17
520
27
.200
Rankin
15c
Feb
4.75
—-—
Northland Oils Ltd
2.30
4.30
4.10
4,10
.50
North Inca Gold
15%c
1
'
Warrants
Office
Jan
Feb
550
26 Ye
3.85
\
Ltd
:
5.75
10c
27%
175
3.10
Corp
-J
19c
17 3/4 Mar
Jan
Jan
26 Vi
26%
Canadian Oils common-
Preferred
Jan
74c
1
Mining
Jan
3.75
16c
63c
27
*
1
*
—
Mines
2.45
89C
'.
Norpax Oil & Mines
Northcal Oils Ltd
North
Feb
96,300
4.70
50%
Mines
Normetal
Feb
39c
51c
*
25c
1
Corp
Norxold Mines
Norlartic
Jan
12
4.10
Mines
Noranda
Jan
11
Jan
1
Gold
Acme
84c
9%
10%
45c
50c
Feb
Feb
790
.1
Mines
Nisto
■
11%
26*/4
1
Nipisslng Mines
Nor
Canada Mines
Quebec Power
17%
:
1
Northern
1.500
•
Rouyn
Superior Oils
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd.
Feb
185
Goldfield
51c
-
125
'
11
11%
1
1
—1
Rouyn Merger
Nerw
New
Northern
5,487
42»2
Mines
Jan
19c
—
Gold
Jan
21,800
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx YePowknife (Void
31,600
63c
57c
10%
1
Mlnda-Scotla
New Mylamaque Explor
18c
5.00
•
10'%
1
:—•
1
Gold
16c
4.65
Warrants
74C
33c
Jan
13C
Mines
Mar
3,285
Feb
•
Feb
75c
Explorations
Jan
49%
^
1
14c
11c
Long Island Petroleums
Jan
1.10
5,383
78c
Jan
1
11c
75c
B
55%
52%
1
2,000
17 %c
50
Jan
51
74C
1
15,200
5.00
*
Mar
78c
Mines
Manitoba
North
Jan
12c
pid
17
I
Kelore Mines
North
Feb
75c
Uranium
New
Northspan
18
1
A
Jan
1
1956
17 Vac
1
15
10,375
1
Mines
Gold
Jan
90c
1
Mines
Mar
523/4
Hlghridge
19%
Jan
17%
.
Feb
13 Vic Mar
*
Mines
79c
*
Explorations
Gas
Nordon
55c
3
--
Jan
1.05
8% Jan
10c
Mines
A
Louvicourt
1.68
Candy
preferred
Loblaw Cos. pfd
Lorado
62c
1.15 Mar
15%
1
2nd
Lomega
1.563,240
__l
Long Lac Gold_x
Groceterias class
Class
100
%c
1
Loblaw
Class
10 Vic 14
15*2
._1
Petroleum
Liberal
12c
•
Gold
8%
8Vi
*
1
1
Mining--
Gold
Lexindin
92,500
*
Mines
Gold
Lencourt
134,772
•
Gold Mines
Secord
Lelt-ch
97c
2.15
20o
Mines
Luz
Lamaque
Laura
80c
1.95
Jan
1
1
Mines—
Shore
Lake
93c
54c
I
•
1
Lake Cinch Mines—
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake Osu
42,350
2.03
l
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Feb
79c •
50c
r_L—
New Goldvue Mines.
New
19%c Jan
44c
Ltd
New
New
17C
Ltd
66c
•
Mines
Jan
1.10
1
1
(John)
23%
I,035
50o
of Canada
Oil
Petroleum
Fortune
1.40
3.150
Feb
Oils
New
Feb
1.25
23c
Labatt
Jan
i
—
New Dickenson Mines
Newlund
1
Kroy
Delhi
New
Feb
Jan
Townsite
Davies
Jan
62c
Kirkland
Continental
New
4.20
1.10
'
Mines
New
2.20
Feb
Minerals
Chamberlaip Petroleum
Concord7 Develop
——
Feb
6.525
20c
Kirklahd
Calumet
New
Feb
9,800
3.95
88,673
Bay
New
1.01
1.35
3.75
28c
Hudson
22%
17
40c
Oil
New
2.60
1.25
21c
Kirkland
Dominion
New
22c
Warrants
125
1
1
1
1
Oils
British
New Jason
Jan
Kilembe Copper
24
15%
Jan
Jan
Gold
Bristol
New
Jan
96c
Mines
24
1
Gold
New
Jan
47c
Kerr Lake
24
•
Bidlamaque
New
14
1.20
1
1
2.05
16
•
New Athona Mines
55%
Feb
Kerr-Addison
I
Alger Mines
41c
Feb
Kenvllie Gold Mines
Feb
Feb
62c
—.
1.25
"48%
20c
Kelvinator of Canada
30,325
10
—
—
Mines
Nello
New
Feb
6,995
3.90
1
15o
1.80
27c
7,014
Co Ltd
Jan
1.45
Mining
Hosco Mines
I
39,500
Mining
Jan
21c
Harricana
28c
Jupiter Oils
45c
Mar
New
72c
Jowsey
'
,
Jan
Feb
16c
•
B
Mar
24c
20
Oar
Trust
17c
21%
Mar
8,700
79c
.
•
class
Jan
3.25
2.70 Mar
2,230
13,679
5
Ltd
3.60 Mar
Jan
1.61
Jan
35c
20c
New
1.15
Mines
Feb
26c
30c
Jan
110%
25c
Mines
Jan
1.70 Feb
71c
5
—
Steel
Feb
125
50%
1.25
Mines
3.40
Feb
17c
23c
65c
Gold
Feb
1.20
27c
63c
Chemical com—
Mines
Nealon
12%
37c
12%
49%
-
Jan
41
1.00
Joliet-Quebec
*
47
31c
12%
50%
36c
Jan
9
69c
Joburke
-
1
National Grocers pfd_
National Hosiery Mills
National Petroleum
National
Jan
1.13
(1939)
2.95
600
•
Explorations
National
Jan
84
14% Mar
125
14%
1434
Feb
29c
3,000
34c
30e
Feb
4.65
76
Jan
1
1
Jbnsmith
J
17% Mar
41
Jacobus Mining Corp
Mines
Feb
10,305
1.61
Mines.
Drug &
Preferred
1
830
Jaye Exploration
Jeanette Minerals
Jellicoe
National
National
25,000
37,987
Ltd
1.49
17c
11
Works
Locomotive
Creek
Nama
■'
Jan
1
•
Mining
Waite
Jan
_•
Moore Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
Jan
285
1.23
Jan
135
10
fjO
*
8
1
1
•
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
Interprovincial Pipe Line
IrlBh Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
Jack
'
A
Jan
1.14 Mar
30,367
"
29c
16%
1
*
Monet'a Porcupine I
Montreal
•
17c
1
Mines
!
Mar
Feb
40
*
1
Petroleum
Ran wick Ltd
International
12 Vic
10
*
•
International" Metal jnti class A
Nickel Co
2.000
.
49%
TO
__1
20
1
—
International
29c
.
Jan
40
5-35
79
30c
•
100
50
50
•
Inland Natural Gas common
Inspiration
Jan
85c
-73.200
85c
32 3 4
1
Inglis (John) & Co—
Inland Cement Co pfd
7c
II,000
39c
85c
38c
18'2
-
•
.——
preference
6%
Ore
Co
!
16'a
ordinary-5
Corp Ltd com
preferred
preferred
Jan
Jan
Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Mar
14c
Metals
%c Jan
15
1.14
*
•
•
.1
Brick
Mindamar
Jan
14%
96c
1.42
1
Uranium
Lake
Milton
,
Feb
66c
14%
1.05
1.47
—
Nesbltt Labine Uranium
Lake. Gold
Industrial Accept
23c
Jan
6V2
100
-
Jan
Vic
23*2
10
10
Imperial Bank
imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6'% Mar
10
"
•
1
—;
Smelting—
Hugb-Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co class A—;
Indian
Jan
100
G *2
"
,
9
-
•
•
—;
Howard Smith Paper common
t
9
28c
..
*
B
Jan
Milliken
Jan
51c
:
-
A
Class
15c
Mar
7%C
8c
Tower
Home
Jan
32c
6 *2
—-—*
Drilling—————-*
Bollinger Consol Gold
8
HI
10c
25.400
14c
*
——I
20c
HJghwood Sarcee Oils:—
Hinde-& Dauch Canada-i
i
4.400
38c
9
—*
1
common—
High Crest Oils LtdHighland Bell
'
«.-•
10c
:—
12c 12' 2C
32c
13
700
Feb
98,900
Jan
Jan
24
17c
30c
:
Petroleums
city
29,100
_•
Warrants
19c
Hendersbot Paper
•
-
Mill
1
Gold
Heath
6%
.
.
1
Red
Headway
67o
Jan
Iron—
Lakes
of
Head
Jan
7%
21c
15%
48
Jan
1
14 %
"
Gas
Mines—
Gold
Hasaga
3.00
Feb
17c
20 %c
Jan
2.08
Feb
46%
135
Jan
Mar
43c
Feb
13
7,465
Feb
3.95
Jan
1.50
47
*'
Feb
26c
47
com
—
6%
class A_1
(J Pi
Jan
6%
15% ""
3.15
•
Power
Gas
Mining
Industries
Jan
1,300
1.25
1
12 tic
35c
Minerals
Harrison
3.00
78
Mar
95,050
•
1
1
*
Gold Mines
Rock
100
100
Jan
69% Mar
Jan
72
19c
17 %c
1
Midwest
Mar
3.00
3.00
~
17
Jan
26
Jan
13c
1
*
Carpets
Harding
Hard
—
Feb
15
200
17
17
*
1
.—
Jan
11%
24c 24%c
1
&
89c
58%
414
50
1
&
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
1,745
72
Lake
Light
Jan
8
24
64a4
;
Oil
Feb
60c
Feb
54c
73%
Lake_.
Red
Jan
Mar
86 Vi
6%
68%
Jan
7
Jan
52c
•
Jan
15 Vic
Feb
11c
Feb
'
Hahn
14c
82
:
Mexican
Jan
2.08
665
1.73
Midcon
36 %c
Feb
84%
Exploration & Dev
Midrim
Feb
1.33
•
Petroleum
;
5%% pfd
Meta Uranium Mines
,
20c
83%
Mersey Paper
Feb
20
Jan
29,850
93,110
7,750
84%
Merrill
,
15c
9
Merrill Island Mining
Feb
10c
-175
23%
Mentor
:
18
35,635
0%C 12 %c
Mar
Jan
Feb
common
Petroleums
Medallion
10c
55c
6
McWatters Gold Mines
Jan
159
Jan
10,222
—•
Feb
19c
1
A_-
Feb
27c
Jan
7
-
Jan
1.75
Jan
13c
*
class
Red
McMarmac
21
-
Jan
11c
6%
Porcupine
McKenzie
Jan
Mar
59c
Feb
36c
Mclntyre
1.30
Jan
ll%c Jan
6%
preferred-
Frontenac
McCoju
Mar
i*3c
•
—L—.
.
Mines
Jan
Feb
10*2
23
Jan
7 Vic
Consol
McBrine
Jan
Mar
1,119.049
.
7Vic
561,980
—
Ltd
Maybrun
Feb
43%
50
59c
20c
12' ac
23
52,550
9c
100
McCabe
Feb
Feb
7
5
Maxwell
42% Mar
21
•
9Vic
7 Vic
Mining Corp
Matachewan
Feb
8
Jan
Jan
300
.
1.10
7%c
8c
; Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Jan
Mar
480
•
93c
9c
•
Martin-McNeely Mines
5.60 Jan
Feb
Feb
10*8
30
1
Products pfd_'—-—
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Feb
1.02
49.220
'7
40C
u-
1.10
1
4,700
Jan
Jan
2.05
1.10
1
;
Jan
35
Feb
1.60
Jan
1.21
Feb
30
10c
.1
Marigold Oils Ltd
Jan
38
13
Gwilllm Lake Gold
Jan
3.40
3.75
40*4
1
1
.
1.75
Ltd
Mines
Feb
1.72
Ltd
Feb
5%
*
Mines
1.70
5,437
4,350
Mldes
19c
42
.38
9c
______—10
32
Preferred
2,005
7
Uranium
Maralgo
27 Vic
3.75
3.60
5
58c
30
'
Marcon
38
1,730
42
30
-
5,200
7*2
*
Goldfields
Jan
15%c
B
:
Maneast
167
15c
11,600
6,087
18c
Jan
1.05
1.10
Jan
65c
Feb
Vic
8
1.05
—
Feb
32 Vic Mar
Jan
45
11.400
6,800
1.05
Mages Sporting Goods:
Jan
142
10,620
1
z
Hign
1.90
Feb
45c
52c
12c 12 Vic
1
,
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Feb
18c
60
16c 16 % c
.1—.
—
Mines
Gurnev
7%c
7
Warrants
•
29,750
*
*
•
—
.
Trust
Mines Ltd
Gunnar
8%c
7
T
Guaranty
Gulf
7 * 2C
1
1
Greyhaws Uranium
Gridoil Freehold
Gulch
—
.—__—
Wire
Greening
Jan
39%'
1.30
1
1
Oils
Grass
West
Jan
15c
3.75
Develop-
Sweet
Great
Feb
29c
Jan
42
_
Plains
Great
71c
Jan
11c
7%
1
50
common
Preferred
*
Feb
20c
51,300
47c
Mines_:
Red Lake Gold Mines
Madsen
44c
7,700
165
47c
class
Bloedel
2,600
18c
4.20
40
*
Feb
Macmillan
Jan
38,170
4G
Paper
5.80
13c
160
1.87
Gold
Cockshutt
22c
23c 33 %c
—
1.80
*
59c
28c
*
4.55
2.315
Explorations
Macleod
Jan
27c
1.82
1.75
4,125
1
Mines
12c
lGc
Mines
Lakes
Mar
4.65
Jan
1.24
Feb
16c
Macfie
20c
1
*
1
Granduc Mines
Great
86c
5.210
Macdonald
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
Mines
45C
50
Guia
Bousquet
*
2,000
19c
Mac&ssa
Jan
34c
Feb
20c
1.00
•
(Canada) com
preferred —.—2;
Graham
16.500
4.60
8c
1.50
-1
Goodyear Tire
.
24c
16c
4.GO
1
52c
:l"20c
-1
' 12c
Mines
Uranium
Glenn
Goldale Mines
135
Feb
7%
738 Mar
738
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
Hign
LOO
1
Giant Yellow knife Gold Mines
Low
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Friee
Range Since Jan. 1
22c
22c
•
1
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
Giant
Shares
7%
*
Ltd
Mines
Genex
common
Wares
Week's
1 ast
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
MARCH 8
ENDED
Friday
Range
•f Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Week's
Friday
1
1
70c
2.34
28c
2.05
60c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
2.85
47c
Jan
Jan
2.40
Jan
79c
Jan
67c
80C
14,100
1,460
8% Mar
Jan
9%
9%
8%
8V4 Mar
9%
Jan
8%
555
Feb
28%
Jan
Feb
13%
8%
26%
27
33c
27
35
11
11%
13,530
9.35
2.90
2.95
300
2.50
349,200
18c
Feb
36c
36c
26c
Jan
5ic
Jan
38c 39 %0
7,150
5,000
28o
Feb
37c
Jan
30c
29c
28c
Jan
3.15
Jan
Jan
Mar
%
44
(1192)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Ttronto Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Range
Sale Price
Par
Pacific
Eastern
Pacific
Petroleum
1
10c
1
9%c
19 '/'#
18%
Page Hersey Tubes—
Pamour
Porcupine—
Paramaque
Parbec
-iOo
Mines
1
Uranium
Paymaster
Peace
Nat
Gold
perron
Peruvian
Petrol OH to
Phillips
Photo
Oil
to
i
—50
—
2
pfd
Pickle
Crow
Pitch-Ore
Oil
Premier
Pneston
Mines
•
1
•
Jan
Toronto
10c
Jan
Towagmac
89c
Feb
5%
5%
125
6
95c
Jan
65c
14,800
58c
Feb
21c
12,000
18c
Feb
24c
Jan
11%
6,132
9
Feb
11%
Feb
68%
2,550
50
Jan
68% Mar
46%
100
10%
10%
64
64
45%
45%
3.10
2.90
3.20
45% Mar
90,330
2.30
340,700
3,800
27c
47%
Jan
59c
Jan
1.75
1.12
27,900
1.00
Feb
1.49
1.45
1.55
5,245
1.40
Jan
1.60
Jan
41 %
30
1.23
1.20
8 %C
1.29
3,348
9c
43,500
8c
40
39%
68c
12%
66c
7c
13,240
1,435
70o
28,700
58%
58%
4.20
42
Feb
I2y#
Feo
.50c
Feb
13 %
Jan
Jan
82c
59%
2,600
4.10 Mar
oC
9c
11,500
7%c Jan
8.40
8.15
8.'<0
1J,u9O
8.00
7.00
8.35
50,305
6.50
Feb
3.00
3.95
38,390
2.50
Jan
3.95 Mar
1.25
1.32
2,300
1.16
Feb
1.50
Jan
2.55 Mar
•
Producers
Ltd
*
2.45
2.38
2.55
190,326
•
14c
lie
14c
7,600
37,655
Ltd
1
1.43
1.39
1.57
1
87c
8Gc
90c
1.25
22c
222,100
8.50
10%
10,530
59c
54c
59c
2.20
2.12
2.25
20,031
1
21c
18c
21c
19,041
1
15%
•
125
16%
54c
Feb
19
1
Mines
&
Knapp
Malartic
300
65c
251,700
5,786
1
15c
13c 15 %c
8,600
1.70 Mar
37c
1.90
Jan
i.06
13c
23c
Western
60c
Feb
75c
15
Mar
54
Jan
1
32c
35%c
34 %C
42 c
149,114
21c
Jan
44c
Feb
70c
70c
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
Rowan
Consol
Mines
Roxana Oils
—•
i
Russell
St
Lawrence
5%
class
16%
•
10%'
—
Corp new com
A
preference
Michael Uranium
Ban Antonio Gold
Class
Class
Sheep
29c
27c
30c
24,400
54c
65c
14,000
)
16%c
1.44
Silverwood Dairies class
Simpsons Ltd
Van
1.82
15%
Jan
2,500
2.10
Jan
2.45
2.50
Feb
3.65
3.80
4.00
7,195
83
84%
785
Feb
89
91
50
90% Mar
91
44
44
35
43%
Feb
44%
to
47%
47%
100
47
Feb
48
95c
Feb
95c
800
6.95
21,411
10
350
25
25
25
275
21 %
21%
21
21 %s
490
21
21
95
4.25
4.25
395
12c
12c
13c
3,500
75c
75c
83c
16,314
43c
40
21
Feb
21
M«r
4.05
9c
Feb
Jan
7Mar
Jan
66c
84c
12c
13c
2,166
48%
35
12c
24c 24 %c
52%
45c
41c
53
45c
Anglo
Anglo
24%
*
10,520
34 %
34%
35
345
4.35
4.35
4.80
7,210
75c
21,626
7,824
19c
18c
27c
144,900
24
24
24%
580
63
61%
64
41c
Jan
9%
21c
Feb
Feb
27c
Jan
34% Mar
3.50
Feb
59c
9%
Jan
Feb
58c
Feb
42c
Jan
37%
Jan
4.80 Mar
60c
Feb
77c
Jan
28c
Feb
10c
Jan
24
Jan
2,483
$0
3,300
127,920
3.15
Jan
15!^
13c
3 ^0
4.'
140
r
1
25c
—
*
Thompson-Lundmark
25
•
Thompson Paper
Mines
II—1
Feb
23c
3.40
3,000
33% Mar
18 %c
Jan
Jan
24% Mar
1.30
Jan
41
29c
Feb
25%
Feb
1.95
Jan
Jan
3.35
2.95
Jan
4.05
Jan
Jan
18
18%
545
T7%
Jan
18%
Jan
30c
33c
2.80
3.25
8,350
23c
25c
28,500
20c
31c 34 %c
73,201
16%c
10 % c 12 %c
36,600
9%c
3.20
24
%c
31c
10 %c
.'
7,250
29c
Feb
2.75
81c
Feb
Feb
3.50
Jan
Feb
35c
Jan
35c
Feb
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
1.35
.1.21
1.40
17%
17%
17%
26
26
60
2.50
2.37
2.60
94,623
70c
84c
30,700
5.00
5.00
1,000
2.55
2.41
2.62
72,287
1.00
Jan
20%
_•
A
19
20%
10,155
18%
Jan
21
Jan
3,100
Jan
21%
Jan
*
36
,1_—*
:
•
•
__
20%
92
_
*
36
20
20%
92%
700
2.29
2.44
15,600
-
Feb
18 %
Jan
26
Jan
2.70 Jan
1.85
46c
19%
92%
12% Mar
2.20
Feb
1.50
1.84
16c
34,420
10c
8%c
9c
25.000
8
12 %c 14 %c
•
13%
13%
14
1.10
1.01
1.10
23,775
1.25
1.21
1.27
1
30c
30c
Feb
Jan
10 %C
•
Jan
2.67
Jan
14c
■
Feb
6.50
,
9%
.
1.60
13c
Feb
Jan
36%
Feb
90
Feb
98c
5.00 Mar
8%c
—
Jan
,
35%
1
Gas_
1.40 Mar
17%
25
12%
Feb
25
40
'11
-
2.40
1.12
251
92%
%
12%
-
6,800
^
3,500
1.00
Feb
Jan
2.90
-
Feb
1.84 Mar
16c
Mar
Feb
lie
Jan
12 «'-c
Feb
25c
Jan
2,053
.
Feb
%c
57,865
..
10%
Jan
14% Jan
6,112
.
75c
Feb
2.60
Jan
1.15
Feb
1.60
Jan
31c
2,100
30c
Feb
37C
Jan
20c
*
10c
12c
6.800
9%c
Feb
15c
Jan
.9 %c
9%c
2,500
9c
Jan
13c
1.38
1.46
18.4o3
8c
8c
1,000
31c
29c
33c
72,000
67c
57c
75c
7o,012
Mlnes__
•
1.40
1
Canadian
1.3G
Jan
Feb
1.80
Jan
Jan
10 %c
Feb
23c
Jan
36c
-Jan
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
7c
Canadian
Dalhousle
Dominion
5
71%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Maclaren
3.25
Feb
4.10
Jan
Minn
4.50
Feb
5%
Jan
Niagara Wire
Ogllvie Flour
1,875
10%
Jan
30%
15%
3.85
12,820
5
5
600
20»'2
100
1.40
1.40
510
143
1.40
1.47
25,870
41%
41%
11%C 131/2 c
45c
50c
80
20% Mar
17
Feb
Jan
1.90
30
30%
1,146
29%
15
15%
2.075
15
4.10
4.3*
700
22
22%
1,670
18%
Jan
3.95 Mar
5.50
Jan
1.10
1.72
Feb
38
Jan
Jan
41% Mar
40,000
10c
67,650
39c
J«n
9
Jan
9%
Feb
Jan
1.95
Feb
9%
9%
200
1.75
1.90
6,398
3I5
3.25
3.65
2,145
67c
64c
75c
174,550
58%
58%
50
88c
94c
15.200
3.90
3.90
100
19c
23c
54,466
1.60
Jan
3.00 Feb
50c
Feb
58% Mar
88c
3.75
19c
Si
Power
Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
33
Jan
Mar
3.85
17
Mar
Jan
4.35
Feb
21
Jan
23%
Feb
31.
28%
255
28%
Jan
16
1,074
15%
Feb
19%
Jan
48
48
25
45
Feb
48
Jan
Jan
3.50
3.75
37 %
1,415
35% Mar
39%
Jan
21c
23c
1.530
20c
Jan
27c
Jan
•
21
22
2,205
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
1
54
com—*
18
18%
1,216
30%
30%
400
493
54
310
3,00
Feb
4.00
*
*
27.•
Jan
51
Jan
56
Jan
16%
Feb
20%
Jan
Feb
-
37%
Jan
26
Mar
29
Jan
47%
Feb
53
29%
2?
30
50%
50 %
410
13%
13%
500
65
65%
180
83
5
Utilities
Ontario
,
36%
83
100
29
29
100
28%
Feb
32%
Jan
41
41
50
41
Feb
46
Jan
225
31
Feb
35%, Jan
10%
•
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
"
4.J
Inc
8% Mar
15%
__6
&
Paper.
Paper
i
Weaving
*
~
2.50
1
-
common
•
65
Mar
83
70
83
Feb
.Jan
' Feb
-
#
Feb
Jan
1.35
21%
Loblaw
„
v
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
8%
28%
International Utilities
15c
39%
•
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Prods
21%
17%
Feb
•
u,
.
10 %c
59c
6
32%
1
.-
Feb
Jan
Jan
25
*
1
T%c Mar
Mar¬
i»»
4%
35
1
.
15.
»*'
100
4.-*
—
common.;.
Canada Securities
Interprovincial
Range Since Jan. 1
'
5%
•
^
common
Rand-:
Jan
5.10 Mar
8%
•
M.
Ifnk
■bar**
*'
Glass
of
'•1
35
5
f
Bridge
Dominion
Sale*
_
Pang*
*
Develop—
Paper
gie
797
23c
Paper
Oil
35c
3.40
k
5%
Marconi
fnrmolldated
50
3,725
Ko„
Week'*
mt Trtiai
.
■lak
*
Ingersoll
28,750
18
58%
Pulp-&
26%
Feb
t
Curb Section
-
**«■*•
•
I
Corp.-.
Industries
Canadian
28,500
4.20
17^
,
I.ail
*
15c
17
46c
1
Dominion- Sugar
Investments
40c
4.00
y>~c
1
.
General
15%
jg
•
~i
to
Canadian
12c
4 00
•
I
common
31,755
2,750
1
,4
Canada
15%
20%
5
"II"25
Tech-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagaml Mines
Tegaa Calgary
1.85
1.57;
3.40
•
Dredging
35c
1
1
100
1.85
1
Co
Jan
Jan
1,100
1
24%
1
Bulolo Gold
5.10
~
31,040
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Corp
Brown
4.10
Tandem Mines
Jan
3.55
80C
_
Newfoundland
Asbestos
Feb
30c
427,100
ZZl
21c
•
Oil
Canadian
Jan
Feb
_
15c
Jan
13%
-
National
18%
53
9V4
70c
Andian
15c
17%
common
34%
19c
■all I'rUi,
48% Mar
15,197
Sylvanlte Gold
Mar
71
.STOCKS
Jan
jan
55c
«
3.00
43,260
33%
Friday
Feb
Feb
49c
•
100
34
Cana«tl»w
Jan
8c
ordinary
85c
V
17%
20 %
Industries
23
Jan
3.00
17c 18 %c
Toronto Stock Exchange
lie
8c
Petroleum
Feb
69 c
844
4,933
Feb
Zinc
Metal
47
20c
33c
•
21
23
77c
Jan
Feb
Zulapa Mining
Mar
4 7
9%
73c
Jan
130
51c
38c
Jan
63c
222
33c
1
16%
"
•
Bear
Jan
Jan
20
Warrants
Jan
2.80 Mar
Feb
10%
Jan
11
8c
Tiara
1.07
20%
Feb
20
Taurcanis Mines
Taylor Pearson
15c
10%
5 00
Preferred
17c
Jan
67%
Jan
18% Mar
48%
1
Feb
1.73
15
1,068
Feb
712
•
—
11c
280
Jan
19
Feb
l
Tamblyn
4.55
18%
37c
1
Sudbury Contact
594,805
71s
Par
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Btahleigh Uranium Corp
Swltson
22%
22
19
1
Sturgeon River Gold—
10,000
2.80
16%
Jan
1,891
Mines
Jan
Feb
674
•
Sullivan Cons Mines
Superior Propane common
noc
16
6.40
11%
1
to
Jan
25%
24%
9,500
200
,
%c
.7.76
Feb
71 %
Yukon
Canuck
Zenmac
DuPont
oil
12
19 %C
"
Jan
47c
39,770
•
Mar
5.75
Jan
8.10
10%
•
Supertest
1.30
Feb
10%
84c
•
54
200
3.400
11%
1
A
—
Lead
Yukeno
Jan
9% Mar
Stedman Bros
Steel of Canada
Stuart
4.25
%c
18%
l
6.75
Jan
10%
•
Gold
3.60
80
10%
70c
1
Jan
54
6.00
Jan
*
Gas
Feb
39
.51
Jan
18%
—
Feb
Feb
60
69%
__
to
Yellowknife
Mar
•
Stadacona Mines
Standard Paving to Materials
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
24%
20c
Jan
11%
Yellprex Mines
Jan
90%
95c
1
Jan
Jan
58%
*
x
Coghlan
Jan
81c
_
19%
12 %e
40
70%
Mines
Yankee
Feb
33,101
_50
Oils
Jan
2.30
9%
•
Tale
Jan
Feb
is%
Spartan Air Services
Spooner Mines & Oils
Olsen
Jan
14%
3.10
•
Starratt
1.27
100
*
Roi
Union
oil
II,200
1
Southam
Stanwell
35,500
1
Somerville Ltd preferred
Souris Valley Oil—
Southern
18c
1
—
Jan
91
.
—
Jan
68c
1.47
6.75
•
35c
2.20
1
Ltd—;
Feb
ivitr
2.82
3.80
685
3.00
•
class
Winnipeg to Central
Woodgreen Copper
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Feb
14%
9%
•
97%
1.43
6.80
50c
94
19c
Feb
8,500
18c
_1
Winchester Larder
Windward Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
24c
17c
5
class
_
Pass
Wiltsey
Jan
18%
13c
Jan
29%
•
Warrants
Jan
84%
*
A
12%
17c
1*% Mar
o
6.95
Jan
21%
rl
Petroleum
(Geo)
Willroy
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
26%
59%
75 c
:
Preferred
White
72%. Jan
20
Jan
5.65
100
_*
i
—
Class B
Feb
2.25
25
Mines
,
Jan
2.90
_
Slocan
15c
1.00
14%
•
common
c
26c
65c
——50c
Voting trust
Sigma
Mines
Quebec
Sifanco Mining
Silver-Miller Mines
Silver Standard
Jan
180
50
—
common
Breweries
16
10%
11 %
97
50
_
,
common
925
1,500
1
Horsey
Slater
11
13c
96%
B
Gordon
Mines
3,579
10%
64% Mar
97
1
preferred
Creek Gold—
Blscoe
17j/4
1,359
2,031
•
Preferred
Sicks
16%
66
16%
*
.
B
Shirriff
64%
15%
1
preferred
Sherrltt
Feb
1
Ltd
Weston
Feb
13c
1
common.
A
15c
Jan
16%
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawlnigan Water to Power common—*
„
18
Jan
•
Band River Gold,
Bapphlre Petroleums Ltd
A
Feb
9c
9c
1
Mines
Sarnla Bridge
Saskatchewan Cement
16%
5,000
11c
12 %c
1
Bt
Class
65
*
Mining
1,900
12,008
11c
—10
Industries
Ryanor
16%
16%
1
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
70c
10c 10 %c
16%
3,000
Feb
19 % c
4,500
,:
5.90
16c
Feb
50c
1
Feb
22%
♦
2.71-
1
Naco
16c
Ltd
Jan
Mar
15c
5.90
1
Leaseholds
100
1,029,100
Pete
Feb
33c_
4
Breweries
Western
15
31c
■.
Petroleum
Western
15
27c
,
-
Canada
Jan
59c
27c
Rocky
3,500
22c
56c
,
59%
10
Oil
Mar
67c
1
15
62%
71 %
17c
1
Mines
Gas
Grocers
1
11,600
734
70
16%
Ltd
Western
Roche Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
68c
5,958
22%
Nickel
Decalta
Warrants
Jan
Athabasca Uranium
Robertson Mfg common
*
75
:
•
Products
Western
Jan
2.10 Mar
Feb
Lake
Jan
65c
jan
Jan
Jan
■'
i34c
•
(Canada)
Maygill
1.72
Feb
34c
22%
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—
Westeel
2.10
26c
34c
27
;
West
55c
Feb
5.95
Ltd
Mines
West
1.70
Mar
common——2
W
&
Jan
1.95
Rix
G
Feb
60c
Ltd
Waite Amulet
Walker
Jan
2.05
9.00
28c
20c
27
1
1.04
1
,..
Jan
21% Jan
7.50 Mar
5,575
1
Walnwrlght Producers & Ref
Webb
1.90
29,808
4,775
1
■
Wespac Petroleums
23c
; 30c
•_
24c
„—25
new
Jan
119% Mar
Feb
Feb
30c
5.75
Mines
Werner
Feb
Feb
23c
17
1,100
v
20 %c
—
•*
.
Jan
—1
Rupununi
Violamac
Jan
Jan
2.57
28c
70
_1
1.35
Feb
2.35 Mar
Feb
"22c
50
Trust
1.20
1.35
Jan
104
14,800
8.00
27
.
Grey
Feb
80c
pfd
Ltd
to
Feb
14%c
A
Feb
Jan
1.20
4,127
19%
7.50
Jan
23c
40
.
"
26c
19
5.80
-
75c
12,200
24c
24
-
.
2.00
''
116 119%
*
*
A—
Explorations
95c
79,500
12,225
%C
35% Mar
Jan
138,100
1
Mines
Alloys
I,800
385,755
2.35
2.22
34c
•
41,140
90c
2.18
•
Corp.
80c
1.69
37
2.08
Feb
Feb
1 240
.
•
1.30
17c 20%c
659
1
Hill
80c
80c
Jan
20
12C
28c
1
1
class
1.15
1.50
38
—1
;
Mines
Consol
Victoria
Jan
18c
37%
.1
Products
Ventures
Feb
14%
85 c
Feb
32
50
1,500
116%
Vico Explorations
Jan
2.87
110
21
13c
24
preferred—
Vanadium
Jan
1.60
Uranium
Line-
Oils
Vandoo
Feb
80c
Jan
21
19%
class
Montauban
Steel
10% Mar
21c
1
Macdonald
24c
Feb
1
Rlchwell
Pipe
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
Feb
1
Mines
Explorations Ltd—;
1.25
17c
2,774
—1
Resources
Inv
United
Jan
Mar
1.79
B
United
Jan
2.34
8.00 Feb
6,100
*
15%
18c
Feb
Jan
20c
9.50
Fuel
Universal
Jan
19%
18%
Feb
Jan
Jan
11c
21 % C
Jan
Jan
8.70 Mar
Feb
1
Mining Co Ltd
1.70
11c
5.00
12c
Jail
81c
1
*
10
11,360
1
Ralnville Mines Ltd.
Earth
b.
49
2.30
„•
Estella
United Keno
8.35 Mar
3.80
9c
Feb
2.12
Oil
Ltd
United
Jan
1
*
.
Ltd
B
United
Feb
42 %
"
United
Feb
Jan
55
47c'
13c
7.65
Corps
Class
38c
Feb
37%
Asbestos
Jan
35%
Jan
34c
'
'
United
Jan
46%
200
35%
Oil
Class
19
19c
3,000
"
13c
Pipeline
United
Jan
Jan
75c
Mar
38%
15c
947
Htgn *
11,625
21
Ultra Shawkey Mines
Union Gas of Canada
Union Mining Corp__,
Jan
1.37
Jan
57c
280
4.10
4.20
1.15
2,380
64c
40 %
57c
41% Mar
44
18 %
1
—
Trlbag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
43%
A—-
_
Feb
1.05
41%
Mountain
Prairie
Triad
Feb
1.20
1
Gold
Trans
47c
43%
-
Oils
Transcontinental
Jan
Jan
Emoire
Low
3Gc
.20
class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32c
18%
Trusts
Works
Sbaro*
37c
—
Exploration
Trans
Jan
3.20
Trans
35c
Bank
Traders Finance class A
Trans Canada Explorations
Jan
20c
*
Radlore Uranium Mines
Rio
Jan
58c
1
Dome
Minerals
Rexspar
5
21c
12%
1
Iron
13c
Jan
Jan
•
_——
General
7%C
12%
Gold
Border
Gas
Reeves
Jan
Toronto
52c
*
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Reef
Mar
1.50
Ltd
Warrants
Rayrock
9c
36c
13,600
55c
Prospectors Airways
Rare
Jan
80,604
1.70
Roy—
East
Purdex
15,300
—10
Elevators
9c
46c
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
2xC
Dominion
Toronto
89c
•
Corp
12C
1.51
Oils
Power
85,800
Toronto
Jan
53c
8c
52c
River
Rouyn
3,125
1.09
Gold
Powell
Prairie
9 %c
1.70
Uranium
Powell
36c
1
Development
Ponder
Feb
—1
Mineral
Engravers
Placer
42c
44c
for Week
Low
—1
Jan
19% Mar
115
Sale*
Range
ef Price*
Par
Tomblll Gold Mines
Torbrit Silver Mines-—:—.
Jan
80c
—-5
common—
Gas
Co
Feb
Jan
11 %c
58c
Mines—!
Oils
16%
102%
•
Gas
Oil
to
Hign
Feb
8C
Ltd
__—
Gas
9c
Week's
Last
Bale Price
85c
i
Pipeline
Preferred
Permo
Mines
9%C
,
1
Consol
River
Pemblua
Low
27,500
822
31c
8
Friday
16,725
34c
1
Mines
Pardee Amalgamated Mines—
Parker Drilling
pater
10c
44c
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
19%
44c
Western oils
Pan
ENDED
STOCKS
8haree
High
110% 114%
—
WEEK
fee Week
ef Prises
Low
FOR
Salse
32%
32 %
t
Pato
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
Yukon
Gold
Mines
Mines
'
__1
Gold
4.75
1,695
2.90
300
53%
659
56c
56c
2,000
•
,111III1
Corp
4.65
2.80
53
1,
^
-
Cons
4.55
Feb
2.75 Mar
53
54c
'
-
4.75*'Jan
3.40
Jan
Feb
59
Jan
Jan
58c
Jan
13 %c Mar
50c
Mar
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
a
4.90 Jan
98c
Jan
58% Mar
1.25
4.00
36c
Jan
Jan
Jan
par value.
Odd lot tale (not
Included In year's
range).
d Deferred
in
e
delivery sale (not Included
year's
range).
■
.
,
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
No
Cash
t
wd When
wl When
(not Included
year's range).
v-1
'<
trading prlvltagw.
delivered.
Ex-dividend,
y
In
dividend.
to unllaUd
issued.
x
Ex-rtghft.
*
Ex -stock
price.
sale
Ex-liquidating
(Un i Admitted
dividend.
*„
Volume
Number 5619
185
.
.
The Commercial^nd Financial Chronicle
.
4#
<1193)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
March
8
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
The
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Bid
Par
Aerovox Corp
Aetna-Standard
Air
Products
Engineer
Co
American Box
Board
&
Indian
39
35%
30%
32%
45%''
48%
Interstate
26%
Investors
29%
Class
24%
1
27Va
Securities
A
Iowa
23%
Iowa Public
_i
20%
18®s
14%
*
47 %
50%
Public
Arkansas
Service
Missouri
Co
5
Power
'
40
12V2
13Va
15V4
16%
16%
Utilities
Suntide
22
Tampax
Jefierson
Electric
Co
10 3
.5
Tekoil
4
8%
17%
23
_5
18%
Art Metal Construction Co
10
32V2
35Va
10
40%
43
Avon
Inc
Products
Aztec
Oil
Bareco Oil
Bates
Co
1
Co
Mfg
Bausch
Gas
&
Co
Corp
Kansas
7
187/'B
Kansas-Nebraska
7
20 %
22
38
4%
Gas. 5
36:%
9%
__10
12%
13%
Kellogg
Beneficial Corp
1
9%
10 Va
Kendall
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
5
8%
9%
Beryllium Corp
_*
Black Hills Power & Light Co..t
Black, Sivalls <Si Bryson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc
1
41%
45 Vb
24 Va
25%
24%
4%
Corp.7
26 Va
West Point
Transmission
Corp_5
25
22%
20%
Pipeline Co.l
Gas
Natural Gasoline
National
Three
39
Time
10 Va
1
.
Nat
States
Co
13%
14V8
19 %
21
6%
8%
9%
54 Va
45%
48%
10
14%
157/a
36%
39%
5
16%
177/a
10
t
Williams
31%
Inc
& Co
Wisconsin
Pow
35%
42%
44%
11%
12%
12%
13%
5
2%
Co
Oil
Eagle
331/4
10c
Co
1
1
Cos
Gas
Whiting Corp
67%
29
*
1
1
White
Telephone Co
Massachusetts
Natural
Western
6%
6%
64
1
Manufacturing Co
Lt &
Western
68 %
1
33%
51
1
Inc
Services
48%
31%
5
—
45%
1
•
Co
Co
D)
Jet
Western
5 Va
5
5%
Corp
5
22
1
Gas
46%
24 %
63 Va
Inc
5
Washington Natural Gas Co
9%
1
Corp._l
Petroleum
Corp
King
Tokheim
(S
Transmis
Industries Inc
Thermo
Warren
Welex
Nat
16%
43%
—15
_
Brothers
34%
Texas
25%
35 V4
1
Kearney & Trecker Corp
6%
35%
111
15
50c
Wagner Electric Corp
Warner &
Sfoasey Co.
8%
6
32%
Gas
2%
Corp of America
32%
8%
Eastern
Oil Co
16%
Vitro
1
Texas
45%
24
3
Natural
6%
Co__10
Optical
5%
5
Texas
42%
•
Public Serv Co
City
30%
9
Mould <fc Iron Corp..
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
12%
,
1
Texas
1
common
preferred
10
Lomb
&
6%
Steel
$1.46
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co. 10
22%
21%
1
Kaiser
33%
28%
13%
Corp
Valley
24%
8
1
Transmis Co
Gas
Texas
20V»
Co—5
23%
31
Match
8%
11%
,
lc
Inc.
Inc
Texas
24%
Co
Arkansas Western Gas
23%
217/8
10
46%
15%
1
Corp
Tennessee
11%
7%
21
21%
Sugar Corp
Utah Southern
22%
2%
Co
Corp
A)
1
.•
49%
19%
States
Warren
11%
.1
25Va
24 Va
(O
1
Bid
46
1
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
Universal
23 %
10%
Co—15
Corp
Gas Corp..!
Refining
Sutton
25%
31%
43 %
7%
5%
5
Corp
Propane
Corp
Upper Peninsular Power Co
25
Greene
Suburban
31 Va
15%
31%
.
Inc
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
70%
29%
5
Service Co
Southern
66%
5
1
28%
.
& Chemical
Borax
United Utilities Inc
32
33%
1
Works
Statler Hotels Delaware
23%
U S
United
29%
....
Stubnitz
15%
common
Partic preferred
Arizona
43%
Stanley
19%
1
Iowa
22%
4
Corp
Inc
Co
10%
21%
.5
Electric Lt & Pow Co
19%
22
1
Co
common
18
Farms
9%
21%
21 Va
10
Register
Stanley Home Products
Common non-voting
♦
Ask
31%
24%
2%
—2Va
20%
Co
Co..1
Co
Carbon
Standard
Services Inc
Diver
A4 M P Incorporated
Arden
65%
Corp
__1
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
American Window Glass Co_12%
Anheuser-Busch
62 V*
Interstate Bakeries
2
Amphenol Electronics
37
1
Textbook
32%
Tele
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
34%
Head Mills Inc
33%
,
Ask
*
Indiana Gas & Water Co
30
__1
Develop
Bid
10
International
10
& Const Co
Research
36%
__1
Hospital Supply Corp
Amer
2838
Cement Co
Breaker
4>
Co
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe
26%
Circuit
Ideal
32%
5
American Express Co
Amer
29%
1
American Barge Line Co
ITE
4%
1
Inc
Speer
Par
Ask
4%
l
States
Southwestern
Par
Bid
19%
Par
Industrials and Utilities
15%
16%
30
33%
25Va
27%
Light Co—10
&
26%
Bell
A
Bowser
Brown
Brush
Co
Gossett
Inc
$1.20
preferred__25
Mfg
Buckeye
Steel
Bullock's
16%
17%
26%
14%
15%
7 Va
7%
36
38%
Inc
in
37%
40%
Corp
Burndy
1
13%
14%
27 %
32 %
34%
24
25%
Landers
Lau
Le
California Water
Calif Wat &
Canadian
Service
32%
38
Delhi
Petrol
21 %
Co
5
13%
25
XI6%
6%
3
Ltd—10c
9%
9
Lilly (Ell) & Co Inc com cl B__5
59
Lithium
Lone
Corp
.1
'
36
30%
32 V4
11%
36%
38%
A
29%
32%
45
48%
Macmillan Co
Madison
Gas
Mallory
Electric Co.—16
&
(PR)
Co
&
Central
48%
Bank of
27 %
Bank
13%
Bankers
18 Va
19 %
Boatmen's
15%
17
Marmou Herrington Co Inc
1
13%
14%
31
33
35 3
15
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co.50c
Maxsou (W L) Corp
3
33%
14
54
57 %
10%
11
Co..3'/a
Gas
Co
Co
8%
34 %
37
McDermott
Maine
22%
23%
McLean
21%
23
32%
McLean Trucking Co cl A com.l
11
McLouth Steel
2%
34%
36%
21%
Meredith Publishing Co
5
30 Vt
32%
17%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
21
Central Public
Central
Soya
Co
—10
Utility Corp—6
Co
Telephone Co
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
6.
.
,
5%
cl A—33Vac
13%
14%
33Vac
com
5%
13%
14%
1
7%
8%
__1
25%
27%
common
.1
25%
27 %
Inc
2'/a
24 %
26%
5
73%
77%
Radio
B
Colonial
16%
4_1
Common class B
"Class
20%
10
Clinton Machine Co
Collins
30%
•
Cehtral
Co
Stores
A
com
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
(J
Ray)
Industries
Inc.l
& Co
lc
;
Corp
Miehle-Gross-Drxter
Inc—
Laboratories
Miles
25%
27%
2
20%
22%
1
26%
28%
5
:_1
17%
18%
Inc
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Mo-Kars Pipe Line Co com
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp oomu^S
17%
18Va
Montrose
29%
7%
31%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
17%
19
5
25
National
Continental Transp Lines lnc._l
7%
8%
14%
15%
Laboratories
Cutter
Ltd
Common
—5
58%
55
vtg—Ii
com
7%
7%
6%
1
vtg
7
Oil
1
1514
3
25
1<j38
26%
Y__2Va
17
18%
Inc
Au
ueita
Corp
Dentists' Supply Co of N
_
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
14%
10%
Detroit Harvester Co
1
17 %
13%
Detroit
1
17%
i>;%
Internat
Bridge Co
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts
(Walt)
Disney
Donnelley
Inc
._1
Inc
5%
57;,
28%
Bradstreet
A
Inc
Corp of
preference
$1
East Tennessee
National
Gas
El Paso Electric
Emhart Mfg Co
National
New
9%
Shirt
Oil
Nortex
North
North
19%
16%
18%
1
11 %
12%
.8
18%
19'%
13
13%
_50c
1
9%
10%
:__1
16 %
17%
Corp
Coal
.
5
13%
14%
pfd_*
63%
67%
*
36 3 4
39
—
Pub
Indiana
Serv
Co
1
6 V8
65
a
16%
17 V
2
*
15%
17
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
15
16 V«
5
27'%
29:%
Otter Tail Power Co
5
27%
29%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Old
Coal
Ben
Corp
v
Brewing Co
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan
American
(Texas)—•
40
46%
42%
1
43%
8
8%
*
24
9%
25%
10 %
634%
67%
54
1.10
2%
57%
18%
19%
31%
33
22%
24 %
12%
14%
Indus
1
12%
13%
3%
(Wash)_l
11%
12%
Corp
Park Inc
2%
29
Natural Gas Co
Polaroid
Corp
——,
1¥S%
37%
24%'
26%
15
34Vs
37 %
Properties Inc „_10c
of New Hamp
5
Serv Co of New Mexico
5
% 67,a
7%
16%
17%
Potash Go of America
19%
Producing
Pub
Paper. 10
30%
:•
16%
32%
17%
Corrugated
Wayne
Co
Pub
Serv
Punta
Co
Garlock Packing Co
T
31%
24%
25%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas._5
General
Controls
General
Crude
5
Co
Oil
2%
Co
*
38%
41 % '
20
preferred
5%%
Giant Portland
Giddlngs A Lewis Mach Tool Co.2
Great Western Financial Corp.l
28 %
30%
33%
35%
Fire Brick Co.—.5
23%
24%
16
17 %
Gruen
Gulf
Industries
Coast
Inc
Leaseholds
1
Inc
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf
Sulphur
Giistin-Bacon
Corp
Halle Mines Inc
Haloid
eiiRt
b
Haskellte
Hudson
Class
10c
1
5
9%
A
common
Hycon. Mfg
Co
Freeport
42'%
7
30%
7%
32%
36
38%
4.%
4%
42%
7%
26%
Y)
(N
111
52%
Mellon Natl Bk&TrCo (Pgh) 25
107
48%
Mercantile Tr Co (8t Louis)—25
56
65 Va
Merchants Natl Bk of Bostoa.10
40
43
(J P) 8c Co (N Y)__100
315
330
Morgan
262
246
Natl Bank
Brook
Bank
National
of Detroit
of
53%
10'
60%
:
,
56%"
24%
National
Bank
Westchester_5
23
76
80%
National
64%
40%
Natl
City Bank <Cleve)_16
A Essex Bank¬
60
37%
25
56
<%
45 Va
48%
Bank & Trust Co
(Paterson N J)
County Trust Co (White
County
(N J)
31 %
29
10
29%
Newark—12%
47
50%
ffrust Co (Bostan)-.100
38
40%
65%
68%
Bk
State
New Eng
New
27'%
5
—
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12M
Natl
.
N Y)
Plains
Newark
ing Co
87%
84'%
33Va
(Chicago)
Co
62
57'%
Bank & Trust
111
Continental
25
Y)
(N
Co
Trust
York
Northern
of
(N Y)
Trust Co
Tr
25
185
425
(Chicago)—100
Co
Empire Trust Co (N Y>_——50
Federal Trust
Co (Newark
176
.—10
Federation Bk & Tt Co (N Yj.lO
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)__10
Fiduciary Trust Co <N Y»—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
39
26
N
J)
Co
First
First
First
Fi»t
464
85%
74'%
8%
23%
34%
34%
Rye
54%
60
66%
1
23%
25%
74
2%
78%
3%
135
63'/a
44%
69'%
10
35%
38%
10
67%
71 Va
17
19%
National Bank (N Y)
8'/s
2
St
Trust
Union
Louis
20
Co
75
22%
5
20
65%
68%
10
31
34 Va
12%
Hunting¬
0
46
f49
(Boston, Mass)
Natl Bk of Phila
47%
t47
417B
440
31 %
& Sav Bk
24%
Angeles)
Security Natl Bk of
ton
(N Y)
Sterling
44
19 y8
21%
20
of New Jersey
2%
of No Amer <N Y)—5
44%
47%
10%
11%
27
29%
Com (deve)_10
of Maryland—10
41%
44%
42%
45%
10
22%
24%
(N T)—20
65%
68 Va
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arix).5
28%
30%
Bk
&
Tr Co
Tradesmens
(Phila)
Trust
Co
Trust
Co
Bk
33 Va
Union
54
59%
Union
16
17%
United
33%
36 '/a
33
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
Industrial Natl Bk of
35%
Tr Co
48%
40
Y)
71'%
44'%
45
Co
<N Y)—10
A
Tr Co
(N
Trade
469
Tr
A
Bk
30%
10
Albany
of
Natl
28'/a
25
Bank
State
50 Va
Bank of New York__10
Inc
For
R
footnotes
10'
I
zee
Bk
of
Oo
Tr
States "Trust
Oo—
(Boston)
United States Tr Oo
precedirg page.
57%
75 Mi
1
70%
10
16%
43 %
46 %
1
5
12%
13%
15%
17%
(H H)
Co
Rochester Telephone
Corp
Plywood Corp
Inc
System
We
maKt
Industrial
2
41%
14%
16%
Markets in two out of every three of the
&
Utility
Stocks quoted in the above
44
1
7'/a
Skil Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 Vic
Searle
(G
&
D)
Co
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra Pacific Power Co
South
Securities.
Over-the-Counter
12 Va
14%
15%
16%
Power Co
17%
18%
Tele
39 Va
41%
26%
27%
Your orders
«£
inquiries
are
incited
15%
Pub
Colorado
Power
1
Co__25
Southern Union Gas Co
1
Southwest Gas Producing Co__l
New
of
59
13%
Co—•
Southern
55%
11%
Serv Co..10c
Southern Calif Water Co
5
Southern
29%
list
22%
14
Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern
20%
27%
National
Eng
7
7%
TROSTER,
2
2400
8%
79%
Bank-State Street Trust
Second
Second
36%
33
68%
Providence
--
of
Security First Natl Bank (Los
(Chi)._100
Hartford Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
Hudson County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson
Bank
Royal State Bk of New York—5
314
20
Harris Tr
57%
Natl
Royal Bank of Canada
51
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk
(Phila 1
tx-3-for-2 split
Hanover
53%
68 Va
33%
Pennsylvania Banking
(Phila)
10
Natl Bank
of New Roclitlle
10
Franklin Natl Bk (Franklin
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
59
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—26
36 '/•
Trust Co
Y)
55 Va
21%
First Westchester
N
39%
23%
Rockland-Atlas
First
Square
16%
37%
23%
64 %
20%
65%
of St Louis_.-20
Bank (N Y)„.20
56
10
9%
53%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Robertson
Southern Nevada
1
10
First Natl City
14%
Pilgrim
Boston
304
52%
Trust Cd (Boston).. AO
Provident Truat Ca (Phila). AO
Philadelphia Natl Bank
48
81 %
70
61
31
32 %
Camden Natl Bk & Tr
(Camden N J»
6%
Natl Bank of Boston..12%
Natl Bk of Chicago
100
Natl Bank of Dallas—10
Natl Bk (Jdrsey City)— 25
Natl Bk
42%
28'%
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
8
19%
8%
10%
Pulp & Paper Oorp
Hugoton Production Co
Robbins & Myers
Ryder
124
2%
23%
17%
25c
*
Roadway Express class A
Roddis
46%
122
A
5
20'/a
Meadow
16%
21%
9%
117
class
15%
Rilsy Stoker Corp
.3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3Va
3%
116
Mfg Corp
43 Va
18'/a
Manufacturers Tr Co
38
37 %
8%
10
5
2
„_12%
34%
3
Co class A com.10
common
Hoover Co
•
25c
Company
Hanna (M A)
20c
Mfg Co new..2.50
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
(M Y)—10
of
27%
22 %
Richardson Co
21 %
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
20%
Chemicals
Republic Natural Gas Co
20%
(A P)
Co
29%
—.1
Reichhold
38%
1
Green
Cement
27
4%
22%
21%
20%
4%
Corp of America..1
35%
20%
15
19%
'
Rare Metals
21
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
14
"
1
Products
34%
10
1
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator
Gas Service Co
122
35
49%
Ft
5%
Portland Gas & Coke Co—_b19
Portland General Electric Co_7f3
18%
1
2%
30%
5%
2
1
Co
Rubber
Plymouth
46%
Frlto
36 Vs
41 y8
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
&
Bott:ers__l
General
Lumber
Pigeon Hole
Pioneer
7%
7
Sulphur Co __70c
Tool
Pendleton
Pepsi-Cola
Co
28
32 Va
__
Commercial Trust Co. of N J.25
First
,•
6%
.
—
Foote
Mineral
26
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—10
Commercial State Bank 8c
First
__3
Production Corp
Northwest
FOote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
-
17%
17%
Northeastern Water Co $4
Pickering
Corp
Corp Ltd
16%
Corp
Gas Co
North Penn
35%
Boston
5
50c
Gas
&
%
A com_50c
Elec Assoc
American
15%
Co
33
Shops of Del
Thermador
i4V8
Mfg Co l-
Federal
Fluor
17%
9%
—1
Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Fanner
First
ifi%
7'/a
Foods
Fairmont
27%
30%
102
44
61%
50
—
95
63 %
12%
1
Co
25%
Oil Corp
&
Eng Gas &
33%
Co
10
common
50c
Oil
State
B
Pabst
Co
9
2%
Corp
Homes Corp
Class
Associates—.10
Utilities
Empire
33%
11%
2
Nat
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern
10
311/2
America
.Dynamics
.
9%
1
2
Dunham Bush Inc
8%
23%
26%
;PuMont Broadcasting Corp.—.1
Dun
12%
22
1
& Sons Co__5
(R Rt
27%
Oswego Falls Corp
10%
Productions__2%
Products
Doeskin
Aluminate
National G<as
Norris
Delhi-Taylor
(Chicago) .25
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk dt Tr
Co (Phila)
.10
25%
35 %
39%
50
46'%
Trust
19%
35
64 %
58
41
Natl
17%
33%
8%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—.1
Cummins Engine Co Inc—
Co
20 Va
104
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Chemical
ie%
5
Co
Utilities
"16
'"J 4
__l
1
21%
25
311
61 Va
—20
10
—
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland Trust Co
42
(St
Trust Co (Phila)
Bid
5
10
(Phila)
Co
*
19%
preferred
V
7%
Milling & Elev Co___l
-$1.25 conv
11%
.100
16
Trust
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
38'/a
36
38Va
297
Co (N J)
5
Bank of CLeve_.16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phlla.10^
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y>__10
Central
22%
»
.
Class A common..
Missouri
Colorado
.
Bank
Natl
—
Camden
Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central
Power
17%
Par
Industrial
A
(Newark) .25
York
Co (N Y)
New
Trust
Louis)
Central
S
&
.6%
Commerce
of
Broad St
a
9
T
Francisco >
(San
1 •
Corp
N
America
of
12 %
5
Gas
Gas
Marlin-Rockwell
Inc
10
&
&
Elec
111
Central Indiana
6%
Prods
Automo
Bank
25%
45%
5%
16 %
Companies
Ask
Bid
Far
'
1
1
Manning Maxwell & Moore.12%
Maremont
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
50o
Co
Off-Shore
12 Va
*
Mfg & Sales Co
36%
Central Electric
Zapata
Bank & Trust
38 Va
1
1%
Co
Inc
Stores
Ludlow
America
of
Steel
Star
1
—
23%
17%
36%
62%
Corp
16%
_lo
34%
32%
Loan
22
1
Corp
10%
1
4 '/a
30%
Liberty
34%
Co
17%
9%
7%
%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Paper
8%
32%
16
10
20%
30 Va
(Rudolph) Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
17%
1
10c
Carpenter
Ceco Steel Products
7%
19 %
Line
Gas Elec
5
Wurlitzer
14%
_i__a-.
Co
Oil Corp
.1
Corp_50c
»
Pfpe
Gas
Wood Conversion Co
9%
28%
Lt <fc Pwr Co_5
Tracerlab inc
Trans
8%
26 %
41%
20 %
Co__25
Telephone Co_12Va
34%
Fibers
Frary & Clark
Blower
Cuno
Lucky
California Oregon Power Co__20
Towmotor Corp
25%
Glass
Inc
Industries
Topp
10
L-O-F
7
24%
*
Co
38%
Tucson
1
Castings
33 %
36
16
—
Keystone Portland Cem Co-^__3
Koehring Co
5
1
Co
31 y4
50c
Co
Kentucky Utilities Co
10
& Sharpe Mfg Co..
Beryllium Co
Brunner
6%
Co
SINGER
&
Meviben: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74 Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y-
CO.
NY 1-
376
46
(1194)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
March
8
Mutual Funds
Matual Funds—■
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Ask
25c
1.57
1.73
Intl
1.25
Inc—
Fund
Insurance
Mutual Funds—
5.77
6.25
Investment
Shares
Par
Fund
Resources
Co
of
Inc
Bid
4.41
4.82
Aetna
Casualty
1
8.89
9 72
Aetna
Insurance
American
Business
1
3.79
4.05
Investment
American
Mutual
Fund
Inc.—1
8.10
8.86
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
Fund
Trust
•
1.51
1.66
Johnston
1
15.71
17.13
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B'" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp ic
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
5.50
5.98
America—x__*
Associated
(The)
of
Boston—1
Mutual
Fund_l
10.05
10.93
5.65
6.19
a20.68
—
Development
Atomic
Fund
Mutual
Par
lc
America
Trust
Ask
Aetna Life
&
Surety
American
Insurance
Equitable
Co——10
Assur
of
Fund
Boston
Inc
7.93
Custodian
Keystone
B-l
(Investment
Funds—
1
24.70
25.78
Bonds)_1
24.25
26.40
Bonds)
8.62
B-2
(Medium Grade
3.60
3.93
B-2
(Low
9.93
10.79
B-4
(Discount
11.15
12.12
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
20.83
22.40
K-2
Priced
(Jacksonville
Fla>
Fund
1
12.33
13.51
1
6.92
7.56
Merchants
1
Fund
7.46
8.15
1
Inc
5.39
X-2.37
Com
Stki—1
13.35
S-4
(Low
Com
Stks)_l
9.44
10.30
11.60
12.55
6.03
6.61
Fund
1
Lexington Trust Fund
Life
Insurance
25c
Investors Inc
Insurance Stk
24.18
Loomis
Suyles
14.57
Fund
1
11.39
12.45
14
15
Inc—1
5.47
5.96
Mutual
Fund
•
a42.13
50c
15.49
16.75
12,400
13.000
Electrical
139
General
Automobile
shares
lo
Equipment sliares.lc
Industries
5.05
5.56
2.45
2.70
lc
shares
3.74
4.12
Federal
—lc
3.09
3.41
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
10c
7.24
7.93
17.66
19.20
18*8
Transport
shares
7.10
14.06
1
10.49
65 >2
14.20
Bond
Massachusetts
Trust
Growth
Mutual
13.52
8.70
9.53
15.75
17.85
2.62
2.37
11.01
33(-be
Life
Invest
11.60
10.22
11.05
Fund—•
Fund
Shares
Mutual Trust
2.50
25c
Shares
8.59
9.34
21.49
1
Inc
22.98
Corn
1
3.27
3.55
Inc.l
Fund
J
Stock Fund
20.19
*
21.59
Corp—1
4.70
5.20
10
20c
Investment
157.04
158.63
6.83
7.08
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Bond
18.52
20.04
Stock
14.79
New
15.43
16.68
New
3.76
4.12
7.41
8.05
lc
9.94
lc
2
7.30
15.48
16.96
3.23
3.51
Futures
Inc
Investors
13.71
14.98
1
11.98
12.95
1
7.13
7.25
Fund Inc-
General
Capital
General
Investors
Group
1
1
_——
Industries
Gas
series
Inc
stock
Preferred
'Fundamental
Corp
Trust
Securities—
8.95
9.81
lc
10.63
11.64
Building shares——
Capital Growth F9hd
lc
lc
5.96
6.54
8.37
Chemical
lc
11.30
12.38
Stock Fund.lo
11.10
12.16
6.66
7.30
shares
shares—.
shares
Common
(The)
Electronics
4.57
1
6.30
6.69
1
20.01
21.63
Series
lc
Food
shares
Folly
administered
General
shares—lc
shares
bond
•
5.71
6.27
8.55
9.37
7.99
8.76
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares
lc
14.50
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
15.87
shares
8.91
9.89
10.83
8.65
9.48
lc
shares
8.55
lc
lc
Merchandising
Mining shares
11.51
12.61
Bond
shares
lc
2.59
2.56
equipment
shares
lo
5.89
6.46
Railroad
Steel
stock
shares
lc
18.44
4.12
4.53
lc
8.78
9.62
1
14.98
15.43
1
16.31
16.81
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
i1'
''
'
Funds
■
Inc—
10c
4.27
Series H-DA
10c
a4.23
Haydock Fund Ire
Name
Fund
l
4.G6
10.33
Scudder
21.51
14.15
19%
lo
x73 %
Providence-Washington
10
21 %
29.82
30.12
6.44
<fc
&
Stock
Amer
6.96
\
Inc
12.09
13.14
1
Funds
Canada
Stevens
Selected
11.23
12.21
1
45%
a34.63
Fiduciary Mutual Investment
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.42
2.65
1
9.66
10.56
1
8.54
9.33
I
8.81
(N Yt——2
(Texas)—10
12%
13%
52
56%
36(4
St
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
62
67%
10
34
36%
10
45%
48%
Standard
10
52%
56
10
5
47
50%
32%
35%
lo
10
—lo
39%
42 %
155
163
76%
80%
Paul
Fire
&
Marine
6.25
Accident
U S
U
Guar
&
Trust
Yi
(N
5:.%
55
3
20
21%
5
74%
78
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
S
Fire
3
U S Life Insurance Co in
North
41%
44%
Amer—5
93'%
97(2
City
66
69%
23%
25%
the
represent one
Mar.
Loan
Ask
8.50
13.48
11.78
30 (a
32nda of
more
Banks—
Land
3.30s
Bank
May
a
point
Mar, 15,
3.20s
1957
100
1C0.1
1957
100
100.2
3%s
Feb.« 14,
100
2%s
May
15.
May
3%s
99.31
15, ,1957
June
17,
1CC.1
99 29
1957
100.1
3%s
July
l%s
15,
Oct.
Bonds—
1957
1.
1957
100.1
1957
1.
98.30
1958-
100.1
1958.
1,
Bid
99.29
1957
98.26
Ask
10O.1
100.5
99.6
100.5
99.4
July
3.70s
15,
Sept
1957_
16,
1957
wi_.
.100.3
2%s
Nov.
1958
97.18
97.28
100.1
ICO. 5
2(4s
May
1,
1959.
96.26
97.4
100
100.2
2%s
Feb.
1,
1960
95.26
96.4
June
3%s
3%s
Central Bank
3%s
for
April
2s June
1,
May 1.
4%s
Feb.
1.
3%s
Sept.
Cooperatives—
1957
...
1957
Sept 3.
3.80s
Ncv.
1,
99.30
1C0.1
99.16
1957
1957
1,
1,
1960
95.30
1971
96
96.8
97
1972-1967
15.
100%
101%
1972..—
99%
100:%
15.
99.22
100
100.4
99.31
Federal
Natl
3.35s
100.1
MortfiWfe
Aasn—
May
20.
1957
Aug.
20.
1957
IOC
100.4
Sept.
4%s
12.87
Sovereign
1
12.10
13.25
•
38.75
46.25
1
a28.65
Inc.l
11.12
State Street Investment
Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
Television-Electronics Fund
1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Inc
20.
1957
100.5
100.9
20.
99.30
1958
98.24
100.1
21
99
Figures after decimal point
12.43
23
8.12
8.87
10.86
11.80
Certificates
2%s
Bid
of
Income Fund Shares.l
United
Science Fund
represent
one
7.86
22.
3%s
June
Oct.
1,
3%s
Feb
14,
24,
8.59
Ask
Indebtedness—
March
3%s
1
100.2
or
32ndj
more
of
a
point
11.65
1
Fund
100
1953
10.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Maturity—
11.40
Feb
14.77
l
Fund
1957
Maturity—
Treasury
101
99.31
1957
1957
100.1
IV2S
April
100.3
2%s
June
10G.1
1%S Oct.
100.1
1958
10.53
10.47
11.44
1
16.12
17.52
lVas
April
l%s
1
5.96
May
6.51
2%s
1
5.55
6.07
Aug. 1,
10c
2.71
99.31
2.90
I
10.98
iv2s
Oct.
6.91
7.55
1
8.51
12.72
13.87
Kate
3.40"*
Aak
1957
1958
98.4
98.12
1958
1,
15,
1.
99.8
89.7
99.9
97.8
97.16
1958
15.
1959
97.1
97.3
96.3
96.16
95.12
95.20
9.30
l
Feb.
1,
99
11.74
1
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.31
l%s
9.73
1
Ltd
Line
Income
Line
Special Situations
Fund
29%
28%
11.93
10.04
Canada
27%
2
9.20
1
Continental
2
Fire
15,
4s
1
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
or
Federal
a22.62
1.25
Fund
Y
N
2%s Jan.
1
Investors Inc
Investors
Sterling Investment
of
Westchester
Clark—
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc
Income
of
Home
3%s
48 %
1
Value
Corp
Insurance
971/4
3.90s
Shares
Funds
21
23
34V4
—
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Smith
(Edson Bt Fund
Fund
60 %
77%
93 %
Clark
a24.32
to
federal
3%s
Southwestern
Texas
Reinsurance
Republic
8tock
•
Common
57
56%
5
Figures a/fter decimal point
15.38
1
Stevens
95
52 %
2 %s
18.70
21.30
Fund Inc
8cudder,
14.17
Xl7.ll
Fund
of
11.16,
•
Growth
Nuclear
Fund
88
Obligations of Government Agencies
3% April
10.20
1
1
(Geo)
10
_10
33%
2.50
Inc
&
United
Inc—
changed
Inc
Inc
Inc
Science
9%
72%
9.04
12.93
Corp—.
Fund
Putnam
37
7%
63
—10
5
3.30s
United
Series H-C7
Hudson
9.45
1
Rowe>
United
Hamilton
Inc
—
Fund
3.33(4
—
Indemnity Co
Bid
10.33
16.85
lc
shares
Utilities
9.43
lc
shares
Tobacco
(T
34%
58
&
Fund Inc
Purkan
Scudder,
lc
Equipment shares
31%
Fund
27%
2.50
Pacific
46%
_■
9.20
Shares
Fund
25%
,
6.45
8.42
Securities
Street
40%
_10
4.99
5.90
9.17
Electrical
&
Inc
Pioneer
Hanover Fire
Hartford Steamboiler
8.27
Chemistry
Philadelphia
Pine
Price
—1®
Automobile
Aviation
Fund
37
Fire
Travelers
Insurance Co
Over-The-Counter Securities
Peoples
17
47%
Peerless Insurance Co
Phoenix
43%
7.04
Ltd
Electronics
40%
15%
44:%
28%
28%
11.37
Fund
Canada
38%
.—2
65
54%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10.90
6.66
series
of
„5
—5
26 %
27 (a
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
79%
61
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
1
England
35 Va
73
A
Fire
Title
6.44
Series
York
32
13%
1
Stock
Pacific
4%
39%
10.40
Series
Growth
Inv Co
stock
60%
3%
17%
1
Stock
11%
5
12.50
10
Home
Series
13.68
Common
57
37%
Series.. II—1
Dividend
10%
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
(Minn)
83%
5
1
Preferred
—5
Inc
Fund
80%
—5
10.39
Series
-
56
4
7.50
American
9.61
Series
Income
Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
'
Wicje Securities Co
Fire
37%
Globe & Republic
Great
1
31%
52
4
10.20
Gulf Life
36%
29%
.
River
85%
Franklin Life
20.32
al4.28
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North
2.50
F)
34(2
,„3
90
85 %
35 %
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Shares
National Investors Corp—.
National Security Series—
Balanced
Howard-
(S
Newark
9.30
1
of beneficial interest
Nation
of
18.80
Inc
Diversified Trustee SharesE
Fund
Firemen's
New
29%
90
80%
81
10
Stock
Ex-two-for-one split
Mutual
12.34
Inc
Investors
Investors
11.53
Fund__l
Fund
Fund Inc
69
Fund—1
4
Fireman's
Manhattan
Mass
6.49
1
Diversified
Fidelity
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
2.98
1
1
Fiduciary Mutual
1.25
2.70
Fund
Electronics
10
(N J)
3.47
Diversified Growth. Stk
Energy
Crum & Forster Inc
3.15
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Fund
5
lc
Investment Inc
Investment
27(4
4.33
Massachusetts
&
Co
13.37
14%
217
—5
Northern
12.30
208
Casualty
Hampshire
121
3.74
16%
Inc
Inc
5
10
New
267
3.93
shares
10
18%
102
—1
Corp class
115
3.39
17%
13%
97%
.10
New Amsterdam
256
lc
Petroleum
Nationwide
18%
36%
5
lc
94
1
Assurance
National Union Fire
27%
17%
10
shares
1
Balanced
25
Co
Casualty
Ask
20
Fire
Life
Assurance
Eagle Fire Ins Co
(Vai_5
Bonding
Fire
Northeastern
Special Investment shares—lc
Dividend Income Fund
:3acon
57%
34%
2
shares
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Dreyfus
53
5
Ins
Continental
16.47
Dividend
j>_10
Amer
General
Connecticut
Corp
Casualty
National
Co__ 1
(N J)
of
Metal
14.78
Series
Assn
Life
Paper
15.15
Vegh
Ins
Ins
Natl
9.59
13.07
Oe Vegh
Camden Fire
Colonial Life
Columbian
Bid
90
33
18%
,
10.57
1
Fund
Delaware
(N
Ins
Co
9.74
—1
De
Ins
Life
1
Inc
Crown Western
Stand
8.82
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
17'%
10
1
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite
Beneficial
Y—10
Merchants & Manufacturers.
Monarch Life Ins Co
27
6.25
1
Inc_.
Commonwealth
Concord
Bankers Natl Life
3%
25%
Bankers & Shippers
Boston Insurance
3
—5
Co
Continental
Managed Funds—
134
Fund
Priced
Knickerbocker
com__100
Securities
Preferred
Fund
(Speculative
5.90
1
Inc
Fund
Christiana
Colonial
S-3
Maryland
12.22
Life
1
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Capital
Chemical
20.87
Growth
Ltd
Fund
13.94
19.29
Inc
International
Canadian
12.89
1
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
11.19
5%
Fund
General
Canada
27%
Ins
Massachusetts
American Surety
8-2
Inc
25 V4
Title
39%
16.41
Amer
Ins—10
Life
Companies
Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
29 Va
15.04
10.42
Bullock Fund Ltd
California
Lawyers
36%
27
4%
.
Assurance
American Re-insurance
9.64
23.06
31%
33%
25
27%
9.31
Home
12.93
10c
21.33
29%
Life
'
35 %
American
Amer Ins Co
11.85
6-1
1
186
1
18.84
11.02
1
16.55
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Co.5
17.27
10.10
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Orede Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
15.31
Investment
Street
179
Jefferson
(Newark N J,i„2%
Mercury (Wash D C)
1
1
1
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Bonds)
8.53
1
Bowling Green Fund
Broad
.5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Tr
Inv
3ond
72
10
—
Agricultural
68%
Par
128
10
Co
Companies
Ask
122 %
American
Inc
Bid
10
Inc
Treasury
2%s
23
Notes—
March
Aug.
iv2s
15.
1957
Oct.
1,
1.
99.28
1%s
April
1957
99.22
99.24
3%s
May
15.
99.26
99.28
lVas
Oct.
1.
99.14
99.1 j
l%s
April
lV2s
Oct.
1957
1957
1959
195Q
1957.
1.
15.
15,
April
1 %s
99.31
1,
_
1960
94.16
1960
100.1
HMW
93.16
94.24
100.3
93.24
9.52
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
of
Boston
Income
Inc
F^ind
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
Inst Foundation
Institutional
Institutional
le
Insur
10.31
lc
10.33
11.30
10.79
11.80
Fund, lc
Income
Institutional
Fund
Van
Fund-lc
11.23
Inc
Strum
Fund
Wall
Fund
Growth
Value
&
Towne
Inc
—
Street
Investing Corp
Washington
-
Fund
92.16
92.24
91.12
91.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Mutual
Investors
1. 7981
1, 1961—
Stock
Inc
Wellington Fund
7.00
7.66
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.54
12.48
12.37
13.53
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
i
5.03
5 43
lc
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Date*
RM
7-
2-56
Ask
4-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.75
3 20 %
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
8-
100.1
1-56
100.4
5-
1-57
99.30
100
3.875%
1-
3.625 %
Fund
2-57
10-
1-57
100.1
100.4
9-
100.1
100.4
Due
Bonds—
Big
Burlington Industries
Capital
4(4s_1975
Commercial
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Pacific Gas & Electric 4Vbs. 1987
86%
100%
101/2
Pac Pow & Lgt 5%s
Potomac Eiec 4%s
Pub
Perro
Corp 3%s
Serv
334s
83%
84%
Sheraton
Co
Southern
Calif Edison
1975
&
4%s
118
1970
10O
103
104
lo5
1987
(M)
&
1987
103%
Sons—
4%%
1931
Michigan Bell Tele 4%6
Mountain States
103%
Tel &
1991
78
79
k__
4%s
1983
102
102*2
1975
90
94
1976
104
1C7
Gas
4%s
&
4V4s
4%s
Trans
Amer
101%
11-
1-57
TOO. 5
3.70 %
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
10C.1
100.4
99%
1967
1982
84
100%
100%
99%
101 %
100
102
Rid
March
March
14,
21,
May 3.
99.549
99.564
1957-
99.484
99.500
99.908
99.916
May
16,
1957-
99.421
99.439
99.868
99.875
May 23,
1957.
99.355
99.375
99.813
99.323
May 31, 1957__
104
108
April
1976
93
95
101%
101%'
105l-2
106
102%
103 Vo
Central
Illinois
4.64%
Pacific
4.
1957
11,
April 18,
April 25,
1957.
99.755
99.768
June
6.
1957_.
99.699
99.710
June
24,
99.631
99.285
99.644
1957
6.16%
Potomac
Texas
1
pfd
1957
Lt
102 %
104%
105 %
50
50 V3
50%
4.76%
•No p8r value
tEx-100% stock
tEx-2-for-l
pfd
pfd_100
101
102 y4
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
split.
listing
Exchange
d
yield price.
Ex-righft.
t New
value.
to
ISSUES
b Bid
dividend
x
on
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued
> Ex-stock
99.303
99.227
dividend.
99:236
59.061
1957-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
55%
101
Light—
pfd
&
51%
100
100
&
Electric 2.44 <3,
Pow
50
Light—
preferred
Power
AA
1957.
1957—
1970
103 V4
2,
1957
Universal
102%
99.919' 99.925
Bid
May
22,
April
1982
1957
DoUar Valae
Ask
9S.979
28.
74
122
5%s.
99.976.
March
73
120
5s
1957
March
1971
Match
100
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
85%
1971
Western Maryland Ry
99.30
105 %
Corp 5%s:
U S Industries 4%s
Underwood
99.31
United States
101%
98%
104%
47/as. 1977
5s
1-57
100 2
1-57
106%
1987
1987
Eastern
2-
1-57
8-
103%
Elec-
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80^
National Can 5s
Hew England Power 4%s__.l987
New England Telep 4%s
1986
Okla Gas <fc Elec 4y2s
1987
Am
3.875 %
7-
1-56
Stocks—
Tel
Mueller Brass 3%s
f
of
Southwestern
Textron
Light—
a
4%s
4%s
TOO.2
1-58
11-
Ask
103%
1972
92
Roebuck
1987
1982
Okla
Sears,
Texas
Lowensteln
of
89
1976
Hilton Hotels 41/28
Idaho Power 4 Vis
Power
Co
—
1975
Prueliauf Trailer 4s—
Louisiana
Bid
78 %
85:'~
:'4
1974
4Vis
Credit 4(4s
771/,
1976
Airlines
6-3-57
10-
3.75%
Security Issues
4-56
3,75 %
Recent
99.073
i.. i
*•<.;
Volume
Number 5619
18a
.
f fcird Federal Reserve
Bank clearings this week will show an
the chief cities
clearings for all
obtain weekly clearings will be
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 9,
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
13.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary totals stand
At this center
$22,569,335,178 against $19,856,535,758 for the same week in 1956.
there
is
gain for the week ending
a
for the week follows:
Our comparative summary
Friday of 15.4%.
47
(1195)
Week Ended March 2
1956
$
1,697,714
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
Dec. '/o
1,551,824
2,466,582
1,962,626
4,927,923
1,425,000,000
1.255,118
+10.0
4.3
1,792,115
5,044,723
1,110,000,009
7.9
2,280,317
4.164,014
1,224,000,000
4,915,520
6,298,600
4,045,297
6,872,144
14,730,430
18,121,377
+ 13.2
1,283,201,371
1,170,479,815
-1,783,526
4,713,670
1,253,000,000
„
Philadelphia
Reading
:
_
4,590,940
6,969,815
2.5
+12.2
+
8.9
+
1.5
3,774,685
6,845,767
+13.7
6,211,526
4,112,415
—
4,477,948
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
6,744,508
York
18,335,601
20,609,231
1,495,667,096
+
+16.3
15,772,497
18,971,906
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
1,320,777,102
__
1,424,347
1,623,450
+28.2
1,923 434
Chester
Lancaster
s
$
1,518,554
9.4
+
1954
1955
Inc. or
$
1957
Pre¬
increase compared with a year ago.
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from
at
u
•
District—PRHttolpMa—
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
of the country,
I'J*'*.
at
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
—
3,709,992
5,813,262
3,270,852
.
7,698,155
.
12,964,606
17,138,308
..
Total
(11
cities)
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1956
2957
March 5-
'
$9,953,619,624
$11,485,199,967
York
New
+
15.4
1.133,216,149
1,005.108,717
Philadelphia
1,289.000,000
1,090,030.000
i
707,606,828
618,878.227
+
14.3
413,599,384
367,146,249
+ 12.7
City
57,558,700
10,070,475
10,812,322
13,369,613
13,551,448
560,441,965
499.514,047
1,502,777,359
1,483,356,619
.
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
358.900,000
339,200,000
+
5.8
582,216,070
+
11.4
490.382,419
Francisco
Ban
50,410,700
I
Cincinnati
Cleveland
648,327.000
403,331,324
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
557,046,670
462,724,428
+
Baltimore
334,207,291
340,167,475
+
Total
(7
cities)
Other cities,
$17,467,485,708 $15,162,387,114
All cities,
one
3,911,790.535
•4,231,541,225
five days
Total all cities, five
$21,719,026,933 $19,074,177,649
days
782,358,109
850,308,245
day
$22,569,335,178 $19,856,535,758
week
+
Richmond
issue of
our
ends
next
We cannot
week.
412,717,301
12.4
55.519,700
6.9
10,414,792
1.3
14.937,318
10,089,249
13.4
437,945,073
402,005,938
1.3
—
1,321,291,097
1,131,920,726
—
—
+
8.7
+
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not
+
0.1
3.9
19,989,000
17,335,000
8.3
181,370,641
170,459,978
8,450,263
7,842,730
7.8
6,749,826
5.48Q.303
385,211,592
366,422,195
5.1
339,097,320
308.eio<oi2
District of
133,659,860
124,689,491
7.2
119,654,510
111,279,284
769,895,626
725,708,926-
6.1
671,120,698
617,280,727
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia—Washington
8.7
cities)
(6
+
+13.7
available at time of going to press.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlaata—
able to give
For that week there was an increase of
March 2.
week—the week ended
10.8%, the aggregate clearings for
final and complete results of the previous
$21,686,376,823 in the
same week in 1956.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 10.8%, the bank clearings
at this center showing an increase of 15.3%.
We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
the whole country
24,714, 158
114,128, 787
+ 11.8
107,719,984
103,063,710
352,800,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
351.200, 000
+
0.5
343,600,000
6,661,464
309,700,000
—
6,653, 169
+
15.7
6,250, 503
202,661, 685
+
235,712,402
Alabama—Birmingham-:
205.341,021
190,337, 418
+
the New York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals show an
Mobile
Total
improvement
District of
13.2%.
In the
District by
5.1%.
The Chicago Reserve District records a gain of 8.8% and the St. Louis Reserve
District of 11.2%, but the Minneapolis Reserve District registers a loss of 0.8%., In
the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of 3.0%, in the Dallas Reserve
Richmond
in the
and in the Atlanta Reserve
Reserve District by 6.1%
and in the San Francisco Reserve
District 0.1%
"665,825
199,113,986
1,178,947,000
cities)
(10
*1,800,000
21,060,000
11,251,930
10,720,575
77,500,000
4,05G,230
Haute—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
Decatur
.
1956
let
828,264,696
+
9.9
773 ,030,844
12,851,079,895
"
10
11,199,201,690
+
14.8
11,419 373,210
10,444, 861,378
13.2
1,288 ,201,371
1,170 479,815
11
"
1.495.667,096
1,320,777,102
+
7
"
1,502,777,359
1,483,356,619
+
1.3
1,321 ,291,097
1,131 920.726
4th Cleveland
6
M
769,895,626
725,703.926
+
6.1
671 120,698
10
"
1,178.947,000
1,121,337,914
+
5.1
1,047 .782,967
17
*'
1,641,250,227
1,507,819,501
+
3.8
1.409 579,893
"
722,109,619
649,627,012
+
11.2
616 970,608
524,145,797
—
0.8
491 ,086,113
475, 481.461
"
519,803,732
593 ,797,422
598
!•
•
192,416,176
162,042,394,
5.1
1,047,782,967
923,094,441"
+
2,731,399
1,712,464
4.1
18,085,443
14,078,229
8.0
7,370,489
1.5
7,217,699
10,355,856
+
3.1
80,443,000
70,508,000
+
10.0
7,794,633
+
9.1
9,524,486
3,335,337
+ 15.0
120,070,580
117,769,121
8.2
0,596,000
•5,697,119
"4.3
42,919,393
42,036,168
3.1
15,979,580
9.9
1,621,721
15,019,651
1,887,623
9.1
1,054,449,193
978,814,761
—
+
—
—
4
5,609,237
+
1,507,819,501
+
+
13.7
1^41,250,227
1
'
<V
Itph'.d
.
362,800,000
182,504,194
124,302,175
2,603,330
Tennessee—Memphis
3,359,811
+
11.7
5,826,314
4.495,329
i
11.1
15,449,355
+
18.3
13,683,369
7,919,734
3.6
8,935,477
6.019,060
8.8
1.409,579,853
1,306.504,407
350,900,000
350,200.000
.
5,740,993-
•-.■
412,500.000
'
—
8,01?,908
,
161,574.524
122,987,135
2,265,353
722,109.609
Louis
...
3.3
.5,813,344
,
;
■*>•■
•
,608,961
681,201
6.1
649,627,012
+ 13.0
151,289,789
132,342.314
+
1.2
112,228,589
+
14.9
2,552,230
111,957,064
2,514,67?
+ 11.2
616,970,608
597,014,035
597 014,055
4
(17 cities)
y
9,244,048
8,540,784
47.1
I
+ 20.3
—
6,932,070
13,616,646
10,424,928
Kentucky—Louisville
1,306, 504,407
7th
142,317,928
923 094.441
fth Atlanta
;
Missouri—St.
617, 280.727
Ith Richmond
1,882,818
Eighth Federal Reserve District-rSt. Louis—
710 074.203
164,104,337
1,140,474,600
'
ry.
$
$
c/o
910.645.770
12 cities
Eoston
tod New York
Dec.
$
$
Week Ended March 2—
*-
7.9
7,744,114
15,126,981
12,328,458
•
Springfield
Total
1954
1955
Inc. or
4.387,645
162,203,871
1.243,968,553.
Chicago
V' SUMMARY GF BANK CLEARINGS
1957
7,384,865
43,974,360
14,780,$21
1,695,937
City
Illinois—Bloomington
■>■■■
,,,,^,
10,873,642
75,226,000
6,777,760
45,872,749
14,322,839
Rapids
Moines
Des
Sioux
Peoria
Districts;..
132,066,285
Bend
Terre
8,474,187
3,718,351
151,832,021
Wayne
Indianapolis
South
6,237,477
191,815,871
1,741,990
20,222,332
10,416,169
9,317,776
Lansing...
Indiana—Fort
5,277,480
5.3
+ 10.3
District—CMeafa—
Seventh Federal Reserve
District ol 7.4%.
by Federal Reserve
a summary
1,121,337,914
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Rockford
furnish
In the following we
553, 554
212,010 697
:
Orleans
Louisiana—New
12,827, 943
18,864,089
-
Mississippi—Vieksburg
9.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by 1.3%,
t
6,580,067
Macon
14.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of
of
7,699,212
•Augusta
having amounted to $24,025,591,003 against
24,248,404
26,005,673
0.6
24,565,252
127,005,106
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
which we present further below,
In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
3,916,147
4,259,401
4,567,107
21,095,677
201,091,726
4,569,780
Florida.—Jacksonville-.
.
8,008,887
Maryland—Baltimore
South
+13.9
the foregoing will appear
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
we are
49,676,900
20,269,691
_
-
:
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
in
240,768,523
520,438,659
217,734,440
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+15.2
Total
Total all cities for
8.653,923
271,684,345
6.1
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmtnd—
West
Ten cities, five days.
10,351,210
0.5
—
20.4
12.9
5.5
—
+ 21.6
Louis
fat.
612,926,427
Columbus
18.3
Boston
11.090,914
277,902,761
575,364,479
Mansfield
Chicago
Kansas
10.477,525
276,642,602
Ohio—Canton
-f 12.7
Jrd
Philadelphia
Chicago
•th St. Louis
7
Sth Minneapolis
Illinois— QuincyTotal
Minneapolis
757,925
9
**
640,520,819
622.157,875
+
3.0
6
M
509,393,346
508.972,648
+
0.1
409 694,506
388, 836,894
North
11th Dallas
1,195,007.043
7.4
1,121 ,179,083
1,003, 711.681
Eouth
1,283,500,434
+
Francisco—
24,025,591,003
New
York
now
add
Outside
We
Clty^
our
detailed
21,686,376,623
+10.8
11,622,091,405
109
Total
10,929,001,012
+
6.3
21,223,107,812
10,231,093,618
8,297,522
9,147,324
353,212,399
.
-
Paul
St.
357,243.492
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
19,368,017,713
9,282.266,927
128,071,438
;
-
-
—
i,
Total
(7
.
133,049,836
7,640,846
4,325,577
4,933,825
13,322,125
—
Dakota—Faigo——
Montana—Billings
7,630,157
1957
1956
Inc. or
$
Dec, '/o
1954
1955
$
*'
7,268,586
751.062.492
686,104,574
3.567,508
Pall
.
3,443.057
14,462,341
14.184.620
Worcester
13 091,340
11,426,022
New Bedford
Rhode
Haven
Island—Providence
(12
3,106.839
1,334,867
3.6
3,873,029
12,875,748
11,909.598
+ 14.6
10,049,600
Dallas
8,336,078
FOrth
Worth
21.2
38,873,624
37,727.813
Galveston
+
3.9
18,314,716
16,399.225
Wichita
35,576,600
31,366.500
+
13.4
28,950.800
24,089,900
—
3,183,881
2,505.887
+
27.1
2.229,690
2,145,416
910,645,770
828,264.696
+
9.9
Kew
773,030,844'
;
152,234,934
3.976,698
Total
(6
2,709.333
12,403.499.598
Jersey—Newark-
•?V-B'artheni -New Jersey-—
26,863.989
■
"^
Totalv^fO cities)-
76.312;382i
i
11
J,<86,757
2,698,008
Ban
12,851,079,895
11,199,201,690
27.3
10,800,054
11,035,236
0.8
491,086,113
475,481,461
+
—
1,021,540
1,280.106
0.2
—
—19.4
926,613
717,764
1.5
9,784,663
11.351,966
—11.5
152,332,701
172.826,527
+
10,302,804
11,055,038
+ 28.4
+
5.8
26,399,797
22,943,030
•I
8.0
374,210,959
359,968,48#
19.8
11,700,026
12,828,040
—24.8
6,107,519
3,485,712
+
3,312,032
(0 J
+
9.4
2.445.025
10,992(014,194
10,085.750.786
0.9
32-219,099
9.567.179
0.8
398.801.000
326,792.460
-I
8.5
31,931,389
22,317,328
1.8
■U-
3.8
+10,2.
-M4.8
.
6,772.000
7,453,000
+ 16.6
7,441,787
6.377,655
10,799,374
508,972,648
+
0.1
409,694,506
388,836,894
7.2
3.8
6.4
+ 0.7
— 0.2
+ 1.6
+ 8.7
+26.5
+12.1
— 9.8
169,739,535
6,123,172
163,761,213
78,105,976
—
Franciscc—
188.313,598
4,545,397
168,325,660
84,506.443
24,651.521
16,298,147
672,009,475
20,588,097
5,761,864
10,006.841
24,613.441
16,566,687
+
—
+
—
730.233,723
""
20*487,599
18,449.335
30,170,437
28.786,337
79.674,348
70,857,763
Barbara
Total
9,012.200
I
fi toe it ton
1,283,500.434
(109 cities}—
1.195.007,043
-+
21.686,376,823
+
11,-419,373.210 ^10,444,861.378
Outside New • York
'Estimated,
Cfty—L.
a
Clearings
,
.11,622,091,405
10,929,001,012
+
6:068,942
9,566,282
1,121,179,033
••
21,223,107,812
.
t
6.3
568,910,559
17.068,704
6,389.461
10,164,052
10.8
operations discontinued.
134,693.787
70,319,583
23,190,959
14,533,304
16.065,933
636,807.462
9,155,599
7A
24,025,591,003
(10 cities)—*
Gmcd total
'
72.048.025
73^069,270
6,459,013
.
154.668,190
4,691,371
'
24,866,680
29,461,519
-
8,478,077
+ 14.3
—
14,500,151
85,109,720
City
1.953.343
—15.0
5Po,757,925
593,797,422
3.0
7.2
179,116,806
Francisco
Banta
79.345.C49
B4.766.S36
6,953.000
6,975.880
4,374,032
—
'
93,424.980 1
4,959,970/
5.3
26,050,821
~
-
35,109,412
201.963,991
_
Pasadena--
2,544.226
+
21.214.664
22,626,385.
OMUMctlcu t—Stamford—
Now
Lake
+
38,735.287
21.586,649
=
Utah—Salt
132,368,677
-4-
10,757.375,811
59,076.256
:
Jtochester
—
3,434,141
7.1
—
2.990.265
-
Jamestown
3,411,684
4,753.366
509,393,3*6
cities)
Oregon—Portland
*<15.3
2,764.717
6,816,613
4,002,907
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
14.8
+
132,583,581
2.567,221
8,743,054
1.7
17,412,575
Louisiana—Shreveport
t.
9,654,706
452.866,985
8,107,000
California—Long Beacn
Buffalo
V-Bjrracuse
19,735,358
—
vKmlra.
•Haw York
50,377,637
—29.9
»u>
(a)
0.1
6,609.221
16,164,655
.
Yakima ——J.
36,842,107
York—Albany.
BlRRhamton
<
+
+109.3
710,074.203
Dlstrist—New Ycrk-
~
622,157,875
Falls
Washington—Seattle
52,561,391
120,428,133
•a)
11,037.462
429,374,626
381G0.372
—-
+
,
iNMd Federal Reserve
320,502,403
125,010.962
District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
23,630,219
—
7,797,371
640,520,819
Cities)™
(9
Eleventh Federal Reserve
3,403,623
2.0
+
Total,
40,958,543
cities)
8,327,392
329,183,905
3.7
9.3
—
1,089,012
24.541,211
—
11,138,157
5,860,249
(a)
——-
49,634,104
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
3,752.027
10,044,835
24,621,892
598,482,222
13,347,348
Pueblo
—
Connecticut—Hartford
Mew
1.7
21.9
157,413,618
593,947.887
—
-
New
644,103,990
,-+
3.570,781
-€pringfield
9.5
—.
Colorado—Colorado Springs
5,709.716
+
1,492,289
River
Lowell
6,326,940
+
3,508,193
1.818,758
Massachusetts—Boston
413.1
*6,426,853
'Portland
City
Joseph
St.
10,868,508
26,057.310
430,459,128
-
Missouri—Kansas
2,209,096
2.345,813
3.1
—
3,090,215
2.995.892
780,387
12,895,887
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita-
First Federal Reserve District— Bcstcc—
Maine—Bangor
1,010,885
11,028,692
139.233,491
—
Omaha
$
524,145,797
029,259
-
Lincoln
Clearings at—
10,463,493
1,008,955
Hastings
Week Ended March 2
2,356,968
8,591,865
"1.1
—
—
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Week ended March 2 for four years:
4,254,527
519,803,732
cities)——
Tenth Federal Reserve
for each city for the
statement showing the figures
District—Minneapolis—
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
10th Kansas City
12th Ban
cities)
(4
,
'*
1,003,711;681
13,368,017.743
" 1
10.231,093,618 J
9.282,266,1)27
48
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
ExcbangeRates
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MARCH
FEDERAL
1957
1,
TO
RESERVE
MARCH
7,
TO TREASURY
1957,
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Hercules
INCLUSIVE
Transfers
In
Company
Powder
(Value
In
United
States
4'/4%
Marcn 1
Argentina,
;
peso—
Moneyl
.0555255*
S
Australia, pound.
Austria, •chilling
.0266652*
C266C52*
2.228J87
.325533
—
.0199125
.325500
I.045000
.209*37
—.
.26343
325500
.200425
t
.V
.03455401*
.0/2
.237300*
.237941*
.237325*
peso
.209340.'
.2C9270
2.796250
guilder
.210116
—
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
.2'6116
.
.00277912*
.080.520
.0
.251162
.x6il37
,14008-0*
•
.
,v3i9C»oO
.193330*
.193330*
.232958
franc
-
.03-I&050
.193320*
.232915
.233025
.283079
.490.50*
.
Union of South
Africa, pound
United Kingdom,
pound sterling
•Nominal
.0349000
.193330*
.496550*
"
*
2 706114
2.785803
2.785803
2.78
J48
2.796562
2.796250
2.796250
2.787500
2.737312
Feb. 27,
Mar. 7,
1957
ASSETS—
1956
....
Gold
certificate
account
Redemption fund
F.
R.
for F.
R. notes
gold certificate
Total
reserves
notes
Other
of
other
21,622,991
outright—
135,454
43,331
Loans
Loans
106
Commercial
and
+
7,409
Agricultural
loans
under
47,500
#
+
Total
loans
tJ.
outright
22,901,117-
+
47,500
,
—
securities,-
22,901,117
.+
+
390,739
—
foreign
banks
22
___
—745~221
4,576.876
__
L_
—
Cash
74,814
assets
—
120,316
+
11,666
—367,552
Deposits.
Member
resery.es
U. S.
Treasurer—general
-Foreign
acct.
18,544,537
406,225
deposits
+
70,877
—
+
18,915
—
12,151
—
liabilities
+
3,682 362
66,188
16,702
+
49,719 939
136,821
•Feb.
loans
193,025
+
377,486
+
loan
7).___.
Surplus
13b)
Other
(Section
capital
Total
liabs.
+
*
+
&
+
51,028,860
combined
Contingent
ances
liability
purchased
on
10,583
+
21,197
0.1%
25.252
+
57,952
212
1,971
commitments
preferred
at
all
were
and
1
1.0%
the
in
$14 million in the San
Francisco
$9 million-in the
Atlanta
crease of
+
18,806
—
464
and.
cording
to
industry
appear
in
10-year
Brunner
Maui
ings
of
Treasury
and
list of
a
respectively.
Holdings
$24 million.
Demand deposits
Changes
called
stock
indebtedness
!
J
9-18
-,
12-30
12-18
for
sinking
Color
(Canada)
of
Co.
Corp.,
5 7
"4V4%
Bond
&
Great
Corp.,
:
Mountain
first
Oil
Pipe
mtge. &
Line
-Apr.
'78_
3-29
2-28
3-29
3-15
30c
3-11
12 %c
4-20
4-10
S1.20
4-
3-20
(quar.)
Apr.
1, ,1968- -Apr.
mtge.
&
collateral
trust
bonds
series
mtge.
&
collateral trust
bonds
series
C
A_
"
1
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
25c
American
Barium
Cyananiiii
Steel
Hold¬
and
of
million,
increased
'
*
_
_
in
.
Co.,
of
pfd.
conv.
Central
CALLED-
Apr.
1
stock,
debentures
3-11
1
3-11
535c
3-29
3-
556'Ac
3-29
3-
581.12'/a
3-29
3-
4
572 3Ac
3-29
3-
4
20c
4-3
3-21
7-
3
6-21
20c
10-
u
—
^Announcement
in
prior pfd. stk.
series
aue
this
issue.
4Vb%
ciass A
4
3
9-21
3-14
'75c
.
.
4
2-26
3-i5
x
preferred
4-
1
—
5S1
4-
1
3-15
S3
'
512%c
7-
1
6-
(s-ai
1
25c
3-11
2-28
$1
3-25
3-13
Ltd.—
Bunk
Fund
and
(14c
from
from
16c
in¬
securities
.T
30c
Co.
3-
1
3-
1
50c
4-
3-15
3-30
25c
(quar.)
Co.l——
1
3-15
35c
Exchange Bldg. 4Iil.)
Corp.—
4-
25c
(quar.)
4-
1
3-i.d
1
3-15
(quar.ix—
23C
3-15
Harvester
(quar.)__
50C
4-15
3-15
40c
3-30
SI
3-30
Minerals
&
Chemical—
(qqar.)
preferred
Apr.
1
'
;
(quar.)
Nickel
X
Co.
——
of-Canada
Ocean Telegraph Co.
International Paper Co., common
$4
preferred
$1.40
(quar.)
+65c
Ltd.
Petroleum,
convertible
share
this
International
Shoe
International
Sliver,
1092
2-18
3-15
2-25
2-25
+35c
3-11
2-11
>
at
)
$33
Convert¬
i
♦
23 c
4-
1
4-
•
1
~
:
i
$1
(quar.)
7%
International Textbook
.
,3-18
-
\
1
dividend).
Co.
1
3-18
SI
ible tc April
1—
salt Co—_1
4-
75c
r
(entire issue
April
on
3-20
SI.50
(quar.)
preferred
plus
(quar.)__
(quar.)
x—-
caffed for redemption
3-15
3-15 :
Ltd.—
j-_——•
International
1091
1983_
-
.
$4.80
preferred
C
4.36%
-
_
-
1
.Mar. 29
60c
preferred
4-
4-
1
3rl5
1
43 %c
(quar.)i
Co—;
50c
—
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
3-15
*
4-1
3-12
3-
9-
lu37
(Del.),
Corp.
Inyestment
.
Co.
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
;
common,—
20c
54 %c
r_
;
—
—
.
3-20
3-
1
_
-4-
1
3-14
22c
1
;—!_1
(quar.)
of
(6 cents from
4-
SI.20
:
—
(quar.)
Securities
Intertype
605
1968—Mar. 27
Power
Interstate
PaK»
•
3-. 1
4-
1
3-12
25c
3-15
-
3-
1
3-
4
America—
net
investment
income
an
J
-
15
First
cmn.
Tool Ltd.,
Shares,
International
1091
mortgage 60-year 5-%- gold bonds, series B, and
5%
first mortgage 60-year
gold bands
May 1
International Utilities Co.; $1.40 cum. conv.
pfd. sk.__Apr.
1
Potomac. Electric Power Co., 3.60% -preferred stock
:Mar. 21
Solvay American Corp., 4% cum. conv.
pfd. stock—
Mar. 22
Worthington Corp.,
a
1
4-
(quar.l)
com
(quar.)'
6%
Steamship
Common
1091
1
* 1
Date
America—
3-
4-
$1.25
30c
1,
'
cum.
Corp., 5%%'
Rys.
ISSUES
3-15
Sl.OS^
—__
Iron
interstate
•
1
■4-
Breweries
1091
Apr.
^
&
ENTIRE
3-
International
1045
Apr.
B
first
Company and Issue—
fy
Co.,
Lumber
liiterlake
1
3-20
SI
profits)
979
first
ac¬
Corp.
vestment income
Insurance
,2 21
2%21
SI.05
,_i
Ltd.,
*
2-18.,
6c
1
pfd.
(qua:-.)—
Institutional
1046
series
Telephone'Co., Inc.—
bonds, series G, 41,4 % \ due July
3-15
2-28
15c
4%
.
2-23
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Copper_
Institutional
1039
1
-4%
Western Light
First mtge.
Mfg.
International
bonds
I
1
1
3-15
and
< quar.)
Machine
preferred
per
trust
3.
20c
Inspiration
1038
Co,—
collateral
1
a
(quar.)
A
Rayon
International
due
4%
-
1
pfd. stk._ -Mar. 31
Oct.
3-29
4-
3-19
.__
Industrial
'
due
V
3-15
I
3-29
Share
Acceptance
International
1958
bonds
3-15
4-
&
—
preferred (initial)-;
!—1
Industrial Development Corp., common
"4%
4.50%
V
12%%
britaih
current
5%%
Page
4.6%' series,-!—__ -Mar. 31
coupon
Gas
i
3-la
tl2Vuc
1.r
& Light,
*
6
3:
International
debentures due 1968. -Mar. 31
pfd. stock
-May
1
•
bearer
3-
3-15
4-
(interim)
(quar.)
cpmu.
Ltd.—
ser. .C
State Electric &
>3-11
1
3-30
35c
—
—
Quarterly _I
stock
;
3-29.
3%
of
•
Canada—
(quar.)—
Date
preferred
1
3-_0
(s-a)^
preferred
Interlake
4-
U.7>ac
com.
preferred
Insular
4-15
4•
+30c
preferred
last date for mak¬
or
v
SI
:
$4^0
provisions.
1
;J-JO
A
(quar.)___
$2.25
redemption,
fund
•
.
3-
562IzC
Co.
of
4%
3-20
$2.'
'■
Products (quar.)
Telephone Corp., counuuu
preferred (quar.)
Ingersoli
7o
57'aC
.*_!
<
REDEMPTIONS
subord. convertible
Co.,
International
adjusted increased $142
million
called
under
Shipping Corp.—
sinking fund ship mtge. bonds
4V«%
-
$77 million and
$39
of "other"
securities
class
individual
corporate bonds, notes,
Trading Corp.—fund debentures due
Plywood
Gas
mtge.'
5%
in¬
an
Treasury bills increased $35
million.
Treasury certificates of
decreased
T
6-18
12C
Lto.,
e^irning^
preferred
Jnsley
sinking
Manufacturing Co.—
York
Trans
of
notes
3-18
...
1if>8
Ingersoll-R.and
Transatlantic
another
-
5%
Palestine
Electric Co.,
1st
New-
press release.
jLoans to brokers and
dealers for
purchasing or carrying
securities increased
$71 million.
Holdings
250
tExclusive
reserves;
%
common
3%
15-year G%.
General
Laclede
principal changes
York
City and
District.
District).
valuation
Company and Issue—
Ampal-American
New
District,
of
3-30
a
Indianapolis Water Co., common
41/2%
preferred
B
(quar.)_;
192
+
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
the current volume
(except where, otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
deposits adjusted.
industrial loans decreased
$39 million
reporting member
banks;
decreases of' $35 million
Francisco
deduction
The date indicates the redemption
condition statemefit of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal
Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the
week
ended Feb. 27:
Decreases of $236 million
in reserve
balances with Federal
Reserve Banks and
$149 million
in demand
deposits credited to
domestic banks, and an
increase of $156 million in
demand
Commercial
—
gross.
Below will be found
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
.
+'3d6
'j
9-30
si.ia
(quar.)__
Steel
4.20%
1
6-29
:_
(quar.)
;
Industrial
(San
after
PARTIAL
,
+58
—437
3-15
140c
„
(quar.)
&
Indianapolis Power
Notices
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan
revised
and
shown
including those
—
304
1,101
.—
4-
.
3-15
____
Common
781,635
accept¬
for
figures
banks
are
Banks
53.981
—367,552
47.0%
+6
+113
•.
2-28
2-19
3-15
X 50c
Tobacco
4.80%
8
3-15
3-11
_
tl.25
(quar.)______
Assurance
Paper
Indianapolis
—:149
■
(quar.)
Tobacco
Indiana
853
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
deposit and F. R, note lia¬
bilities
+1,128
—
681,205
27,543
capital accts.,
Ratio of gold certificate
reserves
tc
125
203,501
37
3-11
.
3-29
(quar.)
Ltd.
accumulated
1,035
+
747,593
accounts
20
to
Items
Co.
Investment,
preferred
Indiana
1
2-
•
'
1
3-
3-ul
Common
—278,260
330,284
53
+
•'
.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in,
Surplus (Section
+
1,782
—
RR.
Co.
Life
pfd.
Ireland, ordinary (final)—
Incorporated Investors (out of
l,o39
Reserve
4.G0%
Telephone.Co.
preference
140
3-
1
62 J,aC
(quar.)—
Imperial
9,9.91
—,
Co.
13
2a,t>2l
3-11
6xC
dividend)—
83
;
3-11
Ltd.—
!
(stock
+
/
s
3-11
$1.25-
—
.
5
*: 7_
$1.25
67
+
20c
:
—
.
5
5
7-
30c
2,364
j
»
3-20
(quar.)
34
+156
4-
1-
4-15
•7-15
60c
+
56,370
.
5-17
'
Final
6%
3-30
4
7-15
!'•,
1,014
_
federal
others
Bell
3-30
4-15
*.4-lo
,
5oc
r__;
(quar.)
Central
Imperial
deposits-
banks
*
,
%oc_
:
(increased)
preferred
Soecial
75
3-30
6-13
50c
,<
(quar.)
157
+
'
.
"3-30
4-15
.
toe
■
(quar.).
(quar.)
Lock
3-15
'
Door—
prefer red
Imperial
688
+
banks
From
36,900
—
829
24
+335
deposits,-
demand
From
45,735
—462,936
+
.Vrr-236
2
4-15
cum
preierretl
Mortgage
&
Quarterly
Imperlai Oil,
Borrowings—
26,430
105,999
+
—1.465
banks_.—,—_—
Government
S.
Domestic
495,710
+
+
19,480,733
Deferred
v*
.17,659
319,506
:
availability cash items
Other liabs. &
accrued dividends
Total
domestic
A
.
preferred
Imperial
—1,795
5
—--
Time
781,635
210,465
——
Total
+
3S
—
13,3,59
,
deposits
adjusted-—-—___—
deposits except U. S. uovernmenc
Foreign
bank
Other
with
Interbank
26,540,142
—
3-15
1
4-15
SI.10
____
2
4-
_•
$1
-
3-
'
30c
(quar.;
preferred
$2.50
166
1,397
...—
Erie
Imperial
551
7,536
Banks—
U.
51,028,860
.
+
+
■
1
4-
2oC
,
common
5%
Breaker,
—2,5*9
35
77
—
Reserve
Inc.,
Sasn
llliixois
LIABILITIES—
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve notes..!
86
+
1
1
3-20
4-
(Licre«tsea quar.)
Smelting Co.,
Keiming
Circuit
554
+
4,878
._
&
Cement
538
—
746 ?•
Demand
assets
—
1,461
.
Federal
&
Illinois
1
2-18
(quar.)_.
I-T-E
139
1
3-
-
2-ld
JS1.25
Oil
•»'
8-15
3-
3-12
3-2J
j,
Mining &
1
3-15"
5c
Production
i
•2-15
'9-10
■;
S334C
(quar.)
Inc.
662
+
18,751
—
*
_
vault.
Balances
463,640
+
20
.+-••14,942
4
+5
35,723
.
banks__—_
with
in
—
•
1
8
3-12
(quar.)____
.t.
5%
—-107
18,633
securities
tfi
71
-r-
10,813
indebtedness
of
uo.
45c
56-4C
(quar.)
(quar.).
Bay
^Illinois
bonds
Reserves
" *
—
+
8,<o2
-4—
notes
Loans
6
1,148*
securities—total.
certificates
Other
616,145
1,760
——_——
Treasury
462,077
—
_"
—
bills
common
Hydrometais,
carrying,
loans—
Govenmcnt
S.
or
! +
..
3-
3-12
(quar.)__
Ideal
443
3-
3UC
iquar.)—
5%
+4.075
——
loans
S.
B
Corp.,
Huron
+4,085
39
*
3-15 "
23c
,
vv'artuoasc
common
Foods
Hupp
pur¬
securities
purchasing
Treasury
93,700
47,500
23,721,855
securities
Uncollected cash items
Total
estate
31
——-
for
___
Treasury
525,445
1
■
for
+
1
3-" 1
3-15
___
(quar.j_..l__..
com.
row -it
5%>
-—
V
1
3-
SI.12 V2
Quarterly
843
4-
3-
3-15
38(J. I
preferred-4 quar. H..—~
Li>nting &
Hugoton
5%
29,871
loans
dealers
and
carrying
or
loans
Other
l; i-li
and
Bank premises
Other
Real
-5,594.590
repurchase
Gov't
brokers
securities
.
U.
S.
from
5,441,509
2,801,750
agreement^
U.
Due
Other
372,445
11,362,199
,.
Total
to
industrial
Corp.,
common
Huttig
31
3-15
3-29
'
/
40c
•
l__
cpmmcn. (qu/irr)„
1956
51,779
146,553
-'
-
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Hunt
—
-
3-27
/
3-11*'
...Extra
i
5-31
3-29
*
%
x_2___
Ltd.^^
(quar./
a
B
Feb. 29,
1957*
85.088
adjustedt
T
2,470
.+
adjustedt
's-al
(quar.
Finance
Hubinger
(In millions of dollars)
Investments
chasing
165,755
r
"...
Total bought
and
+
8,571,413
Bonds
ASSETS—
2
—
Feb. 20,
1957
608.402
Loans
Notes
Held
+
+
+
—
22,911
-
_„
Feb. 27,
'
4,693
345,711
+
800
S. Government
securities:
Bought outright— '»
Certificates
10,364
56c
,'J.
preferred
4.40%
Hudson
Decrease (—) Since
19,998
—
—
797,027
______
Bills
+
3,301
—
446.892
465,094
advances
loans
598,033
3,300
-
+
„
3
and
Acceptances—bought
U.
858,600
Banks
cash
Discounts
Industrial
1
4-10
3-30
5oc
;_
preferred
Class
•"
,
Increase ( + ) or
20,764,391
2-28
-
Lt<i.—
(Oxia.)
IndiCitries, eonimon
preferred (quar.)
liiunbie
ber banks follows:
6-25-,
5
(Calif.)—-
"tquar.)____.
Vv'.;V claxg
(e.
Hoving Corp.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
million
and
borrowings from others : increased
$356 million. Loans to banks increased $335 million.
I A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Decrease ( ~j Since
Mar. 6,
1957
a
Class
$437
Increase ( + ) or
class
(quar.
Class
increased $53 million.
(In thousands of
dollars)
Co.
(quar.)_
Transit Co.,
preferred
-
Class A
Time deposits
5
3-25
40c
Houston Itrini-.ai
City, $80 million in the Chicago District, and
$48 million in the Atlanta District, but they decreased
12--
12-16'
"
12sac
Insuianee
Mining
B
Vu%
4%
$183 million in the San Francisco District.
Mines,
.
4
Houston
New York
5
56C
'
(quar,)___z',___^
Life Insurance
Household
•
9-
.
545c
-
(quar.)
Marine
Rapid
3-'/4%
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
&
Co.|
Class
i'2.25
'
5
9-15
■:i-~ loc'
Houdaille
2.78u86i.
•
6-
•
-Iloi-uer
-.2x31.0
.,
(quar.)--
_________
.496950*
.496950*
preferred
Fire
Honolulu
.0349000
3-18
3-
6-15
245c
f
Quarterly
Hoover
.496950*
.■
common
;
3-28
3-15
?28c
Homestake
,.1-rOOoO*
.0349000
krone
-
(quarti
Gold
\
45c
45c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
2.76x615
.11C01S0*
co.
_____
Co.,
Home State
0,560
2.769801
.261100
2.7€3»64'
...
.140080*
5%
Home
-'
.193330*
--
T-
;
2.117jl2
.0,2 77al2*
,
2.768564
.140030*
.2:93, 0;
i
.08000560
.0800560
2.760873
—
*.237925*
2.79,500
Lamoer
Electronics
Homasote
.00277912*
_
"
.0800560
—v
5i>J0
v.
.209370
.
2.796250
.00277912*
!
»
5
3-18
45c
'
;
,
aid)
3-28
4-
3-4
-
60c
-
'
3-20
1
•ioc
——
common
__x__
3-30 '
5-
'
•'4-25
-
3-15
60c
(quar.)
:1
a
'
30c
50c
-
Quarterly
.00135,401*
.0t2855JC
.209310
1__
;
(Ed
Hoffman
.2 19462
.00435401*
.00285500
".00277 912*
•—
—
Hollinger, Consolidated
.00285500
2.795552
—
Yen_
escudo
Hints
1.0i5093
.209462
s-a)
Co.
Quarterly
.237950*
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark-—
India, rupee
Ireland, pound—
Switzerland,
0
&
Hinae & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd.
.00 >85500
——
France
Netherlands,
.3x55
1.045020
—
Light Co.,
Common
-
.019.350 -V
.32550J
-
5-15
■
l> JO
(initial
<quar.)_;_—
Bartlett
Common
.0385356*
.0128275
1.C45021
II.60435401*
.00435401*
2.228333
.03 .,5356*
_x—
2-25
.
.
.026 7355*
?.2290.12
.038535G*
". 0199003
1.044218
—
—
2.223087
.0385356*
.0199000
-
—
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.."
Mexico,
.0264652*
.0385356*
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee——
Finland, markka
Japan,
.C555555*
kre.
3-11
T-I5
53+«c
Common
_
.0555555*
2.220336
—
Belgium, franc
Extra.
Ililo Electric
S
,0555555*
Co.
Inc.
oi
3-25
5Uc
(quar.)__;
+quar.Ji_
Hibbord, Spencer,
March 7
.0267459*
:
Thursday
March 6
.0555555*
Free-.
Portugal,
Wednesday
March 5
$
Official
Sweden,
March 4
Tuesday
Holder•
Pavahle
20c"
preferred A.(quar.
Heisiiey Creamery
Hewitt-Robbins
Monday
When
Share
(quar.)
common
Bevi-Luty -aaetuic
Friday
-
Co.
Hershey Chocolate,
York
New
14)
page
fer
1930
.
Country and Monetary Unit
.Mondfey, March 11, 1957
.
(Continued from
Name of
BANK
.
DIVIDENDS
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bpnk
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the'
buying rate- for cattle transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
»
FOREIGN
.
cv_
ser.^-Mar. 15
-.
_
720
980
1049
1092
cents
-Investment
.
1044
*
'
from security
profits).
Foundation, Ltd-—
^
-
21c
Extra
6%
Royalty
.Extra
preferred
——
^
——
dividend
1
)
(s-a)
•
4-15
3-15.
?40c
(quar.)__T
(s-a)—
Investors Syndicate (Canada
Stock
460c
!
-convertible
Investors
4-
...
Common (Increased.<jugr.>x_xx_«.
4-15^
3-15"
275c
4-15
3-15
5c
3-28
1c
3-28
3-14;
720c
3-29
5%
3-29
-2-20,
2-28 :
3-14 T
Volume
Number
185
5619
«,
,
Iowa
''
~
—
,
Name of Company
",
"
'
-
_.
.Electric Light & Power,
preferred iquar.t
preferred
Power
Iowa
3.30%
1.
4-
1
.3-15
4-
1
3-15
Light,
&
40c
4-
1"
3-
4-
1
3-15
preferred
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
,,
(increased
com.
(quar.)
quar.)
,
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)__
Ironrite,
,55c
Inc.,
Trust
preferred
(N,
Co.
Y.»
Lone
1
3-29
3-
4-30
Jacobsen
Mfg.
Machine
Jaeger
Jamaica
7%
0
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Public Service,
preferred
-
preferred
Mfg.
Telephone
Jamestown
Common
Electric
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co.;,
3%%
common
3-
5
$1.75
1
3-
$2.50
4-15
2-28
35c
3-15
3-
Johnson
Johnson
&
& Supply
Julian
Kokeuge
&
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
Lunkcuheimer
3-29
3-15
Lynchburg
Co., -new
Foundry
2-28
4-
(3.),
Lytton's
(H.
Macassa
Mines,
V.
3-
1
2-
1
20c
2-28
30c
4-
3-15
65c
3-15
3-
%c'
3-11
3-1
25c
3-11
17
Printing
1
3-29
3-
3-11
'
2-21
8
Magna'vox
1
4-17
3-15
-3-4
5-
•
3-11-
(quar.)
Kansas
Extra
1
1
3-
8
3-
I
3-15
3-1
"
3-28
-
3-ij.
3-15
•
Kansas
City
Common
'4%
preferred
«!%%
*
Kansas
1
$5
...
(quar.):
common
" •
(quar.)
—
:—
3^c
3-18
3-15
2-25
3-29
3-15
3-15
3-
5%
4-
3-
8
3-
8
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
3-15
3-
1
3-29
3-15
3-15
3-
Jewelry
Stores
iquar.»—__
Trecker
&
—---
(quar.)
cominon
Co.
Sugar
(quar.)
preferred
25c
r
2oc
(quar.)
87Vic
60c
SI. 12%
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Kendall Co., $4.50 preferred
Itendall Rcffnt lg
(quar.)
Kennecctt
Co.
Stone
tquar.)—
Kerr-Addisort Gold Mine,
Oil
Kewanee
37%c
*
(quar.)
Ltd.
___:—-—
(quar.)___
preferred
prior
convertible
—
(quar.)___
Keystone
Co.,
SiHes
S-l-
Kimberly-Claru
King
40c
45c~
(stock dividend),
5%
tquar.)
(quar.)_
Press
Kingsport
Coastal Oil
Kinney
Kirsch
Corn.'
Production
Bro$.
iquar.
Cement
Portland
Keystone
:
__r__—
Company
Knudsen
Creamery
(quar.)
■'—--
(quar.)——
—$1
40c
(S. S.) Company (quar.)
Manutaccuring Co. (quar.)
40c
Kroehler
Krog'er Co, 6'/
preferred
7% preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman 'Electric,
preferred
5 % %
Gas
common
class
B
Class
B
Partic.
,4.75%'
—
1——
common
A
(quar.)
i
Ltd:,
—
*
(quar.)
*—
class A
—
—'—
!_____—
(quar.)
—
Gold
Leslie
Salt
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (interim)
Products
Fink
&
3-
4
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
1
3-12
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-23
3-
Mines,
Co.
715c
715C
715c
715c
(quar.)
715c
45c
533ac
10c
7$1
7$1
35c
:
of Canada Ltd. (Tinal.i
Lexihgton Funds. Inc.—•
Lexington Venture Fund Shares (quarterly
from net investment income)
Leverage Fund
15c
96V4c
20c
3-
73c
40c
710c
Aircraft
of N. Y.—
,
4%
preferred
(qua'-.)
Liggett <fc Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)__
Lilly-Tulip Cup (increased quar.)
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
2c
•
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
35c
r
preferred
Lionel Corp.
.
(quar.
<quar.)_
ilipe Rolhvay Corp.. class A (quar.T—1
Lock Joint Pipe Co., common (monthly)
/ * 8% preferred (quar.)_
—*
.Jf * 8% preferred (ouar. >
1
Lockheed
Loew's,
Aircraft
Inc.
3oc
1
—I
Lincoln Service Corp. (Wash.. D. C.)—
Comuron
(quar.)
.'_
,,$1.50
12%c
$1.75
45c
(quar.) — —"
(quar.)
1
37V2C
20c
12>/2C
Si
$1
$1
60c
25c
'
2-27
-
3-15
3-
1
1
3-20
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.
4-
1
3-20
Muskegon
1
3-
X
3-21
4-
1
3-29
4*
1
3-15
Nation-Wide
3-31
3-15
National
1
3-20
National Biscuit
Co.4. common
National
Register
4-
Nachman
Natco
1
Mengel
3-11
Co.
Mercantile
3-12
2-15
3-22
3-
Merchants
Merck
8
4-
1
1
&>
33.50
3-15
5-
4-15
Co..
3-28
3-16 :
National
Casualty, (Detroit)
1
3-16
Natiohal
4-
1
4-
4-
1
3-15
3-U
National
3-U
3-15
3-26
2-28
3-15
2-
3-U
2-20
3-15
3-
5
3-29
3-
8
National
Food
3-15
4-
1
4Vi%
Grocers,
■
3-15
6-14
Metropolitan Brick,
6-29
6-14
Metropolitan
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
4-
1
1
1
4.45%
A
(quar)
Class
A
(quar.)——
Class
4-
1
3-15
Cliss
3-U
2-21
3-20
2-28
30c
50c
3-20
1
3-
1
„
1
3-14
1
3-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Income
series
1
Growth
Stock
National
1
3-
5
3-
1
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-28'
3-15
2-28
3-39
3-11
4-
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Inc.
,—_____
3-13
Middle
Midland
4-10
1
<fc
Oil
Utilities
Corp.,. $1
Abrasive
Mid-West
3-21
1
6-20
3-11
Midwest
3-19
1
10-
1
9-
e
12-
0
75c
1-2-58
4-
3
75c
3-27
3-11
$1.75
3-15
2-15
;
$1.50
5-
3-25
3-
3-15
2-20
3-12
3-
4
National
4-
1'
3-
8
National
Steel
87 %c
4-
1
3-
8
National
4-
Steel
3-31
3-14
4-15
62 %c
4-
4-
35c
(quar.)__—;i—
3-18
1
t
3
3-15
2-28
'
3-15
2-28
4-
3-15
1
3-
8.
3-
1
National Tile &
Mfg.
3-U
National
Fire
6-14
National
6-14
2-25
4-
1
3-15
60c
4-
1
3-25
50c
9-30
9-13
12-20
(quar.)
Quarterly
U.
Stock
12-
6
768%c
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-10
30c
3-14
3-
3-29
4%
4
3-30
3-
Corp.
Nehi
5
Nejsner Bros.
4-
1
3-
5
4- 1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
29c
4-
1
3-20
3-11
2-14
20c
3-15
2-28
5c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
3-15
conv.
95c
4-
1
3-
4
Nestle-Le
4-
1
3-
4
New
Britain
60c
3-30
4-
1
3-4
New
Brunswick
Ltd.
715c
4-15
3-25
4-
1
3-
4
New
England Telephone & Telegraph
$2
3-29
3-
8
4-
1
3-
4'
New
Hampshire
3-
8
3-14
3-
7
New
Haven Gas
3-14
3-
7
New
Jersey
(quar.)__
Mur
Machine
New Jersey
5-31
5-16
New
56»/4C
8-31
8-16
56«4C
11-30
11-15
$1.12%
5-31
5-16
New
York
York Central
Oil
8-16
Mew
11-15
New
3-15
1
4-16
New
York Dock,
1
4-16
New
Yorker
1
25c
3-15
3-
20c
3-14
2-18
25c
3-U
2-28
34i%
40c
4-
3-12
4%%
3-U
1GC
4-
1
35c
3-15
Securities,
ttut..,i_tj-v_o.-o-c*CAter
6%
1
25c
4-
1
3-
1
3-
5
3-30
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
Minneapolis Brewing Co._-
—.
M:nneapolls, SL Paul & Saulte St.
T-
15c
3-22
Marie RR,
Fund
1-—%
(J. J.)
Co.
Newport News
3-
8
3-28
3-
8
3-27
2-28
-
1
2-21
9-
3
8-16
3-12
3-
35c
3-29
3-U
common
3-
7
8
933/4c
4-
1
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
8
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
8
$1
(quar.)
$1.50
:—-—-
3-14
3-28
9
2-28
4-10
3-30
1
3-15
3-
50c
3-20
3-
4-
3-15
93%c
preferred (quar.)___
1
8
50c
-
3-
8
3-31
3-
85c
*
2-14
3-14
45c
(quar.) —
3-11
$2.25
1-
(quar.)—_—
common
4-
50c
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock-
preferred
2-18
4-
35c
(quar.)
————
3.60%, preferred-(quar.)—
-3.90% preferred (quar.)—!—__
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
:
.3.40%
3-28
3-11
4
40c
:
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
3-
.
3-11
3-18
50c
(quar.)
Newport Electric, 33/4%
4-
$2
fOhio),
Niagara Mohawk Power,
50c
20c
T——--
3-U
——
8
25c
Minnesota
3-11
4-
Co.—
RR.
(quar.)-,
Quarterly
3-
7 "
3-
4-
20c
(quar.)
St. Louis
2-28
,•
7
$1.09
(quar.)
Mining
Niagara
3-
4-
:
5
4-
37 %c
.
56 */4 c
(quar.) —
Service
Water
Telephone
preferred
Newmont
37 %c
preferred
York
Newark
6%
56 %C
niiciai 1
$1.01 %
1 *
3-18
1
•'$1.18%
—
com.
preferred (quar.)
—-—
preferred (1949 series) (quar.)_preferred (quar.)——
Newberry
(quar.)__
4-
common—
2-25
New
—
Reclaiming, com.
4-
$1
3-18
75c
—
—
(quar.)
&
Magazine
3-U
1
$4.50
3-U
1
60c
pid. (quar.)_
Shipbuilding (resumed quar.)
New York State Electric & Gas—
1
1
4-
New York
—
4-
RR.
Chicago
5-
4-
4-15
50c
York.
5-
4-
30c
Quarterly
$1.22%
$2
(quar.)__
————^
Co
Auction
$1.10
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
3-30
3-
4%
Service,
preferred
8-31
3-15
3-29
(quar.)_
Public
4.36%
11-30
25c
40c
———.—-
(quar.)
50c
50c
common
preferred
Orleans
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)_—
4-
(s-a)
Power & Light,
4%%
$1.12%
Corp.-
Rubber
preferred
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
3-14
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Natural Gas, common
3-14
*—
—;
Co.,
Fire Insurance
3-26
6%,
—,
(quar.),
Telephone
3-26
4.05%
pfd.
.
1
97 %c
56V4C
—
.
1
5%
—
1;
—
Inc.
3-
40c
^___
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1
4%
—:
(quar.)
.
7%c
—.—.—__——
dividend-——
Cement
0
4-
7%c
——
3-
3-11
3-29
10c
(quar.I
A
B
Stock
3-19
25c
Class
Nazareth
3-20
3-14,.
3-29
50c
—:
Radiator
S.
Corp., class
dividend
,
(Pittsburgh)
Insurance
Nationwide
9
3-15
3-11
——
3-26
Union
3-
4-15
$1
20c
(quar.)__
Corp.
3-11
3-15
-,
737 %c
Ltd._______
Corp.
50c
6-28
1
3-25
10%
.—
Car
45c
7-15
5
9c
40c
(quar.)__<._
Co.
(quar.)__,——__
National Supply Co., new com. (initial quar.)
3-29
.
15c
(quar.)
Sugar Refining
dividend.
30c
'
;j
2-15 ■>
Products—
National Starch
Stock
5
4-
1
3-11
4c
15c
4
11
3-
1
.
35c
-
'
3-12
7
—
50c
2-19
3-30
e-
73c
Fund
National-Standard
'
6
4-
1
2
75c
—
»
—
t "'tar.»
8
3-30
3-
7-
30c
(quar.)
<quar.l_
Midwest
3-
3-15
1
; t
(quar.
3-15
(ouar.i
Products,
2-28
3-
1
4-
$1.11 »/4
Kone Corp.. (quar.)—
South
preferred
Midwest
-
3-29
Mfg.
4-
10-10
3-29
4-
75c
$1.08%
—
—
Co.—
Steel
3%
7-10
11-, 1
50c
96 % c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
$2, preferred
Midland
1
3-
5-
3-15
% 3-15
4-
National Seciirities^—
62 %c
(quar.)
pref.
1
4-1
715c
737 %c
„
.J
Machinery
&
3-
(quar.L
Stthn
Micromatic
3-15
Rubber
4%
preferred "$50 par" tquar.)
4%% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4%% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4 % % pr eferred "$100 par"
(quar.)
4% %
preferred *'$100 par" (quar.)
4%% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Michigan Gas &z Electric Co., common
4.40 .)•
preferred
(qitor.)_
—
4.90%
preferred (aiiar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities
(quar.)
Mickefberrv's Food
Products (quar.)
4-15
3-25
Presto
National Screw
3-15
1
*
1
3-
3-20
27 %c
—
—♦
—
Industries
3-12
25c
4%%
3-15
3-15
2-28
*
50c
4-
$1
Edison .Co., 3.80%
Copper
Michaels,
2-28
5-
3-15
Quarterly
25c
:—
1
3-11
—
common
40c
—
2-15
4-
_____
—
10c
—
3-15
40c
27 %c
(quar.)_^—
6% ipreferred B (quar.)
—'
—
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—
25c
•
2-i8
A preferred
class
7%
3-12
3-22
4-
•'
50c
—
2-2i
3-11
—
.<
B
(quar.)
National Lead Co.,
—
(quar.)——
2-28
3-12
(quar.)
_______
(quar.)
National
(quar.)
3-15
—1
Class
20c
——,—
3-
3- 1
75c
3-15
A
1 *
3-15
3-15
——
3-15
50c
Miami
3-15
3-12
3-22
5
45c
(quar.)____
Mills, Ltd.—
35c
iquar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co.
3-15
4-
4-15
(quar.) —
common
3-15
3-15
4-
3-
10c
8
4-
2-28
4-15
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.,
3-29
2
3-
>
3-14
50c
—
(quar.)
A
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
2-25
3-29
3-4
1
30c
(qufir.)—___—
3-30
3-14
preferred
preferred
3.90%
12-16
4-15
preferred
3.85%
12-16
3-10
class
20c
87 %c
Corp.,
6-29
12-31
1
30c
(quar.)—
3-30
•
12 %c
(qtiar.)—_________
Thermit
3-30
7-
Oil
&
Gas
'
4.a
30c
;7,%
12-31
4-
12 %c
'—
(Hartford)
Products
National
15c
_____
Ltd., 5Va %
Metal
tfc
*
15c
(quar.
Insurance
National
(quar._)—
Co.,
3-15
3-12
preferred
Natiohal Fire
3-1
87c
—;
Machine
Mesta
3-15
Dairy Products (quar.)
National Distillers Products Corp.—-
3-15
w.
——
Paper
Mersey
4
3-
4-22
National
8
8
3-15
4-
50c
Cylinder Gas^~(increased quar.)
3-15
$1.50
25c
(quar.)__^_—
8
5%
■
Quarterly
3-20
2-25
50c
Common
30c
Quarterly
3-
3-12
1
$1.06 Vi.
3-U
30c
-Quarterly
3-30
(quar.)'
1
412%C
J
—__
—
3-15
20C
iquar.)_
3-30
50c
dividend
Stock
4-
(qhar.)
National Cranberry Association—
i.4%
preferred
(s-a)i
710c
(increased)
Mergenthaler Linloype Co. (quar.)
—_
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (increased quar.)_
3-15
8-
Cash
30c
Publishine
1
3-ii
50c
(quar.)
~6%c
<quar.)
preferred
2-13
3-22
City Line's
(que,r.)______
common
2-13
3-15
50c
(s-a)__ 1,—^
Hess
40c
preferred
2jfrd
$4
Meredith
4-
1
Bellas
1
quar.)
—
3-15
26V4C
—
$1.12%
(quar.
30c
Securities
40c
(quar.—
Stores (quar.)__
Retrtgcrating
(quar.)
3-15
25c
6c
(quar.)
3-2 $
20c
4-
—
Cement
Portland
Medusa
506
—
3-27
(quar.)
preferred
3-20
(quar.)
dividend
31% C
(quar.)
"
4-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Stock
Engineering Co.—
Co.
*
f
V-
1
3-
1
4-
iquar.)___
&
3
-
—
4-
(quar.)—
convertible
5%
A
i
;; $3.50
6-
;
25c
—__
—
2-2f
3-
6-20
(quar.)—_—_—_—
40c
—
Mechanical' Handling Systems
3-11
4-
1
Ring
Piston
$1.50
.
1
3-12
50t
(quar.)
3-15
$1.50
—
4-
3-18
—.•——
3-15
$1.06 %
(quar.)
3-29
%c
(quar.)_——
30c
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.).——
12c
(quar.)^_
(quar.)__
(quar.)______
Machine
Johnson
Mead
5
4-
1
(quar;.)
of Ameri'-a
Corp.
Murray
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Robbins
Stores
3-12
—
3-26
70c
& Co
Publishing
Machine
&
*
Liberty Fabrics
Ray)
2-25
1
(quar.)—
Inc,,. commprf
preferred
70c
$2.50 preferred
(J.
Class
5
4-
Brass
Munsingwear,
National Hosiery
2-28
3-30
Mueller
.
3-15
Common
1
3-
1
3-30
8
4-
1
4-
2-28
2-22
McNeil
3-15
4-
4-15
3-15
3-29
Corp..
I:1!
3-15
4-
30c
30c
Ltd.
3-15
37
Quarterly
5'/4%
(quar.)___.—
Co.
37 %c
(quar.)
,
8
3-15
t- i
$1.65
4-20
McLellan
8
4-
3-31.
2-20
3-U
McGraw-Hill
6
3-
3-U
3
$1
McKesson
2-15
3-15
3-
7$1
McKay
3-
3-15
2
3-15
730c
McGraw-Edison Co., new com. (initial quar.)
McGraw 4F. H.)
& Co. (increased)
3-
1
2-25
62 %c
Oil
McDonnell
3-1
4-
3-11
Mo.unt Vernon Mills,-common (qu"af.)_z—,—
7%: preferred (s-a)
Mountain ^states Telephone &
Telegraph—
Lumber
McDermott
3-15
3-20
Mountain Fuel Supply
3-15
32 %c
(quar.)________
River
McCord
2-28
3-15
3-15
(quar.)__—
McCloud
20c
8
59 %c
-
(quar.
'
4-
713c
3-20
1
$1.50 preferred
National
Gypsum
McColl-Frontenac
3-28
3-16
62Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Cady Co. (quar.)
Lees (James) & Sons Co. 3.85%
Leitch
1
1
15c
$i.25
1
(quar.)
McCrory Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)________
8
3-
J15c
Lee &
Lehri
20c
(quar.)_—
Leath & Co., common
$2.50
4-
3-15
$
33-
3-15
15c
30c
preference
participating
i
3-
Forgfng,. common (quar. )_____
convertible preferred (quar.)—
1
:—
com.
ft
3-
1"
Drop
4-
^____
Ltd.,
3-
1
4-
—
30c
(quar.)_
(irrcrcased
Industries
Maytag Co.
2-25
4-15
16c
(quar.)—
Co.—
Jones,
*30c
20c
27c
—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
B_
Class
—
$6
1
3-15
4-
Co.
Maxwell, .Ltd.,. common
.
3-
1
(quar.)
convertible preferred
<fe
LawsOn
3-21
3-
(quar.)—
Blower
3-15
L
Navigation
Maule
3-11
715c
Lamson & Sessions,
Lau
1
3-25
Inc^—
A
class A
B
Class
44-
Electric
Matson
1
4-
9
3-J5
20C
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
Corp.
Master
133/4C
(quar,)
class
B
Class
3-15
—
(quar.)
Partic.
3-15
1
(quar.)—
A
class A
Prtrtic.
Class
2-15
1
3-
Corp
(Alfred),
Partic.
4
4-1
4-
'
i11.17 %
(quar.)_—
25c
(quar.)
Harris-Ferguson
Massey,
34-
3-11
(quar.)
—
Laboratories (increased)
Lambert
"
15c
(quar.u
Ltd.
Co.,
Foundry
La key
4
$1.50
$1.75
preferred
4.32%
Lakeside
1
3-
25c
j11.12%
——
4-
a6%
(quar.) _______
Massachusetts Growth Stock Fund__—
'
(John),
Laclede
-•
3-12
—
—
1—
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
^
,
Labatt
3-
3-15
%
———
(quar.)
common
2oc
17%c
20c
62S/2C
Koppers Co., Inc., common (quar.)__
4%
preferred (quar.)___—.—
Kresge
20c
8Vic
—
Rubber
(1.
,
(s-a)
(quar.)
P-.l
Kleinert
25c
30c
24c
24c
B-4_
Series
720c
6c
20c
28,/sc
(quar.)
Co
4.80% 1st pfd.
Custodian Funds—
Keyes Fibre
45c
$1-50
25c
(monthly).
Industries, com,
Oil
•
32c
(quar.)—_____
Fund
Income
4%%
i—
(quar.)„.
Co.
Kerr-McGcc
—
—
Utilities, cominon
Kentucky
Kentucky
Kerite
tquar.)
<q»a?,»_—__—
Cooper
15c
Ma son ice
2-25
25c
t
17 %c
Common' iquar.) '_
l*1
4 %%- - preferr ed ,(quar.)___
1
3-15
62 %c
4-
(quar.
Co.
2-1$
62 %c
,
Co.,
(Glenn-L.)
(quar.)
3-1
4-
"
35c
Maryland. Credit Finance Corp., com,
6%- preferfed. (quar.)_:.___
;
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
.
20c
4uc
—
Martin
6-14
'
5-23
3-
$1.25
50c
Co., 4V4%
pfd.
6% preferred
&
6-30
1
3-15
2
prior preferred (quar.)—____—
Morris (Bhillp) (see Philip Morris)
Motof Finance Corp., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
Moufit Royal Dairies, Ltd. - (quar.)
3-15
3-
i
4.
3-15
15c
,
Moore-McCormackj Ltoes (quar.)
—
Engineering, pomnron—a—_______
3-30
1
5-31
4-19
4- 1
—
2T|c
______
Sons
&
Field
Marshall-Wells
„
1
;
)M.)
Marshall
3-15
1
tquar. j
common
Kelsey-Hayes
f
-
1
3%%
5
3-15
1
4-
Llg'nt,
&
Kellogg Company,
.
1
4-
$1.25
_____
Marsh
25c
/ 30c
(quar.)__*
2uc
.
-
15c
^—
3-
3-22
735c
(quar.)
2-25
3-22
(Springfield, Mass.)
59'JnC
___
Fully participating. (quar.)_^
Marlin-Rockwell. Corp:
(quar.)_
4-
Kekaha
.
8
4-
Kearney
Kerr
8
3-
32 %c
Power
Kawneer Co.
Kay
8
3-
1
(increased)—
i
3-
3-30
•
735c
Morgin
725c
:
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%. pfd.
4%%
Katz
3-
1
4-
4%%
.
1
4-
35c
__
-
(quar,)
■
preferred (quar.).Qil (quar.)__
444%.
i
2-27
3-12
20c
:
,
Tool
Montrose Chemical
Moore
2-27
3-12
.005%
25c
(qtiar.)_
preferred
Monterey
;
725c
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
:
Marine Banoorporattdn—
initial stock (quar.t__j__'
8
4-
'
(quar,)___,
3-
4.70%
2-3B
3-12
$2.50
$1.
5-15
1
8
2-25
(Calif.).,- com.-.(quar.)
Basket
4.56%
2-25
4-15
Cp._^—
%-Co% Ltd. X-iotcri^r
Market
3-U
3-15
Manning, Maxwell & -Moore (quar. L
Maple.Leaf GatdenSv Ltd. (quar.)
Marcharit Caiculathrs .'(qua r.) ______________
'Matconi International Marine'.Communication
5-15
1
preferred; (quar.)
—~
$l.C01/4
preferred (quar.)_r_^—
___
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)_;—$1.25
Drug (increased)
40c
Kansas
''
'
'
5-15 '
5-15 /
3'30
$1.07
$1.08
$1.12%
(quar.)
-.
6-. I
6-
(quar.)
preferred
$1.05
—___—
.4%% preferred (quar. )_
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas
Common
1
$1.12%
(quar.)_,
preferred
preferred
1
5-15
1
6-
Electric Co.,
Gas &
4.32%
3-
,
66-
'
(quar)$1.08%
preferred
4.28%
*.
3-20
.-
,
(quar.L——
preferred
4.35%
^
\«
___7—50c
95c
$1
—
(quar.)
(quar„)___^_4—
4.20%^preferred
.
Light—
&
Power
(quar.)
preferred
3.80',/
•
Manuel Stcres". Corp;-
/
3-
1
45c
preferred (quar.)
Mallory' (p. R.) Ss Co.-; (quar.)___—;
2-28 '
1
3-15
50c
4.75%
3-29
4-15
50c
.
Casualty
Maine Public Service "Cd., com.
2-28
3-15
44-
"
37 %c
)_i":
4%^ j(pref(jn'ed -(qaar.
Maine Bonding
v
,
3-11
2-15
3-15
2-28
3-16
18c
Moiion Railroad, class A (actum.
Monroe Auto Equipment Co., 5% pfa. (quar.)
Monsanto - Chemical
(quar-)—--—.
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (qvar.)_
3-U
•
59 %c
(quar-.
,
1
"3-
3-11
2oc
_
—____
3-15
5%-
comnTdri
Magor Car, Corp.
-
(quar.)
Mills
45c
.Stock, dividend
3-15
35c
25c
35c
; 7oc
—-—••—■
4%- preferred
Machine
Monarch
50c
(quar.)_'
Mack .Trucks;. lhc.-^i - ' •'
..
tnitiairpa^me"ht;alter stock dividend
-Mailthkn Corp., Ltd.—
Convertible-priority shares (quar.)
.Convertible priority shares ; (quar.)
4-
L
Monarch
2-28
20c
—
—
•'**
4-
—
Parchment Ccf. (quar.)
City Soutnern Ry., common (quar.)
3-15
73c
8
$1.25
5uc
25c
(quar.)__
2-21
-
62 Vic
iquar
1
.
3-15
3-16
—
4^
*
3-30
90c
—
Semi-annual
_
3-15
(quar.)—
common
Insurance
3-11
12 %c
Ltd.; (quar.)
Co;t
Life
3-15
1
—
(increased)
Monarch
3-15
1
4-
;
Molybdenum Corp. of America
.
4- 1
4-
$1.15
40c
(quar.
20c
,
(quar.)__,
1
Brewpry- Ltd., class A
Class B
1
1
5
$i.io
:
Co.
3-
4-
1
4%C
dividend
Mfg.
Mddlne
Molsons
1
3-12
$1.25
Molraiwk Rubber Co._
:
2-28
-
;
,
3-
3-12
40c
Fuel Corp. (quar.)
r
Pipe Line Co., common
15c
Cq.____—
MacMilian,& Bloedel, Ltd., class B
Macy (ft. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Madison Gas%£"Eledtric. (quar.)
6 %
3-
3-20
3-
'
,
2-21
3-11
'
. 50c
___—35c
Vegetable
1
River
Stock
3-15
93%c
Company (quar.)
P.
Kabte
Kalamazoo
1
3-15
:__—
B
Bolder*
1
5-
$1
:
(quar.)___
Missouri Public Service,
'
3-12
.
R.
Class
3-15
(initial).—
common
Mississippi
30c
Lager Brewing (quar.)____
Mfg. <& Sales, (quar.)
:
Lumitia tor-Haxr Is on,
Inc.
Cquar.jl
,
preferred
Missouri-Kansas
-
$1.25
& Exploration
(quar.)
Nashville RR. (quar.)
Title- Mortgage rtquar.)
Ludlow
3-15
15c
<■
(quar.)
Lucky
$1.20
pommon-(quar. )_^__
______—
Land
Lyon Metal-Products
-
1
(quar.)
&
Louisville
:
—
Co.
Angeles Transit Lines
3-15
(quar..)
Co
(quar.),
Angeles Investment
3-15
;
5%, preferred A (quar.)__.
Joslyn Mfg.
Los
.
i
preferred
,
2-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jones <fc Laughlin Steel,
2-20
;
common
3dc
quar.)_
Mississippi Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)__
$4.60 preferred (quar.)___
—
5
3-29
______
(quar.
Jobns-Manville Corp. (quar.)__
10-23
;
1
3-29
preferred
7-23
x
1
3-ii
_
4-23
1
4-
Louisville
40c
35c
(quar.)--—""..50c
,
1
4-
Los
3-15
$1.25
Jefferson Lake Sulphur, common
.7%
preferred (s-a L__
58-
11-
Louisiana
„
.
30c
2-28
(quag.)—
$1.75
5%-
(quar.)_
$1.75
2-28
Corp.—
3-25
(quar.)_,
$1.20
30c
(quar.)
5%; 1st preferred
Jefferson
(N. Y.)
4
(quar.)__;
1
___!
(quar.)
2-21
4-
preferred
Co.,
1
Co. .(quar.)
3-11
25c
,
preferred
(increased
preferred
(quar.)__
Minnesota «fe Ontario Paper__
Minnesota Bower &
Light Co.—
preferred
(P.)
$1.37%
-----
$4.80
Jan.es
$4
non-cum.
4-
Water
Common"
2-27
non-cum.
4-
preferred
preferred
$5
$5
3-15
When
Payable of Rec.
Mfg.—-
&
-
_
27l/2c
45c
Hotel—
Mining
3-30 "
3-15
775c
.
I'/c
lor ilia rd
1
50c
$1.25
$1.25
Supply, common (quar.)_"_—
A (quar.)__
B (quar.)__l_____J_________
$5-50 preferred (quar.)
-1—
Jamaica
quar.)
(quar.)
non-cUm.
SI.75
___
Ltd.—
$1.75
3-11
28c
37%c
(quar.)
coin,
(quar.)
15c
,
____
1
Gas
Baltimore
7%
.7%
4-
Corp.
(initial
com.
new
Longhorn Portland Cement--
8
3-
Star
Lord
1
4-15
1
4-
40c
•,
Cement,
7%
10c
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Star
Per
Share
Name o1 Company
Minnesota
preferred (quar.)
Lone
13%c
(quar.)_____H
common
convertible
Irving
$3
investment
Canadian
London
3-15
4-
60c
53%c
82Vic
$1.Q8%
$1.10
(quar.)
tfokiHi:
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
37%c
(quar.)
com.
4-80%
4.30%
Payable
\ Share
<•
„
Per
WheiL_ Holdert
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49
(1197)
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4
3-31
3-
i
6
90c
3-3-1
3-
8
97 %c
3-31
$1.02%
3-31
f
3- 8
3-
8
.
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(1196)
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Squire
Holderi
Payable
-
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Nardt of Company
Niagara
of Rec.
income
in
earned
1956
not
and
ously
distributed
special distribution
-
A
previ-
Norfolk
Ltd.
(quar.)—
Southern
North
American
Aviation
North
American
Car
Stock
North
3-20
3-12
Pejt Milk Co, common (quar.)
4 % % preferred (quar.)
2-15
Peter
3-15
—
4-
8
:
—
3-11
3-
North
American
Coal
North
American
Investment
Corp
Corp.,
Penn
Star
$2.50
Gas
series)
Works
Northern
Engineering
Northern
Illinois Gas Co., common
25c
4-
1
3-
2
3-
4
15c
22c
Stock
Life
5'A%
5-
preferred
Ohio
Oklahoma
Gas
7
Piedmont
5-15
5-15
3-20
2-26
(quar.)
3-20
Pine
3-15
25c
1st preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. Ltd.—
preferred A (initial)—
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)—
5-15
$40c
__
4-25
5-
Mill,
Pioneer
Suspender
2-25
4-
3-15
1
40c
3-23
3-21
Stock
4(4%
45c
—
1
3-11
2-
O-O'kiep Copper, Ltd.—
American shares (equal to 20
shillings, and
subject to adjustment in the rate of ex¬
change before March 5) (Union of South
Africa
non-resident
the rate of 6.9%.
shareholders
will
tax
7%
$2.79
3-15
3-
50c
3-12
3-
Class
3-20
2-
8
1
35c
1
3-15
1
3-
$1
(quar.)
.3-90%
4.40%
4.44%
Ohio
preferred
Water
Initial
Old
4-
1
3-15
Class
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Porter
3-30
3-
Porto
Ltd.,
(quar.)
6-
1
5-17 :
15c
4-
2
3-
8
4-30
4-
2
$1.12'A
(quar.)
;
31'Ac
•6%
Pratt
5-31
Debenture
Co,
6-14
tl5c
4-15
3-29
5%
% 13'Ac
.
(quar.)—
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)„
Ontario Steel Products Co, Ltd,
4-15
3-29
Price
$25c
,
,A
4-
1
3-15
t$3
6-
1
5-
.
t25c
Fibre
Oxford
Glass,
Brush
Paper
4%
(quar.)
4-
1
40c
3-11
50c
4-15
4-
Cement
Class
&
A
Pacific
Aggregates,'
3-22
3-
7 :
20c
3-22
3-
7
3-15
d----------------------
i.,
Clay Products
(quar.),,
.
Pacific
Indemnity: (quar.)^_——.
70e~
Pacific
mterrixountain
20e
merce
Express
Commission'
approvals
6%
Pacific
New
common
4%
(initial
preferred
3-29
2-26
"
5%
conv.
5%
conv
Stock
Parker
Parker
dividend
3-15
37'Ac
4-
1
2-27
Inc.
Co.
2
'Ac
2'Ac
—_
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
—^
(quar.k—
(quar. »
1
9-16
12-16
$2.50
3-15
25c
3-22
20%
.
3-
37'Ac
3-
8
3-
1
4-
1
3-20,
Common (stock dividend)
Parmelee Transportation
(quar.)
Paton
Mfg. Co, Ltd.; common
7°/o preferred (quar.)
4
Peerless Cement (quar.)
&
Ford,
Peninsular
Peninsular
Telephone,
preferred
common
-
—
(quar.r
(increased)
Corp,
com.
48c
1956
from
net
4-
.
5-15
3-
-30c
4-2$.
33-
3-15
2»A';.
realized
gains
3-31
3-
8
3-31
3-
8
4-
3-
4
1
preferred
(quar.)JT
on
3-18
6-10-
5-27
Benton
Publfchtng
(increased
25c
i
60c
$1,10
84aic
$1.15
■
•
.
SI
\
-.
*
>
<
3-
3-15
2-18
3-20
3-
5
3-25
3-
4
New
.
3-11
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
4-
3-18
Scott
3-29
3-15
2-25
56c
8
V
1
3-
1
3-
$4.50
Scudder,
3-
4-
3-15
$4.75
$5
3-10
>18
25c
3-31
4:1
45c
3-30
35c
3-30
,:
$1.02
:
3-30
3-30
$l.04'/a
#
;
3-30
50c
3-23
3-23
3-
8L.75-,
4- 1
A-
$1,75
(quar;)
$1.1»34.
.-20c
-
3-
50c
3-9i:
3-
3-15
3-12
1
■
Servo
3-. 4
3-20
$2
3-
V
3- *8
3-
4-
1
1
3-^ 8
V.3-II
1
4-
1
Shattuck
*
2-28"
4-1
3-15-
50c
3-29
3-1
Sheiby
2-21
Shell
3-15
3-20
3-
1
9
3-29
3-
4-15
4r.JL
3-25
3-12
5-10
4-
4%
3-15
.
4-15
1
7%
Shirriff-Horsey
^ 7V2C
(quar:.),
-\
(quar,)-
-
3-29
3-11
3-15l.
3-
5%
3-15
15c
3-18
4-
2-21:
1
Corp, .5%
preferred
2-15
Simmons
Simpson's
4
3-10
Sinclair
t5c.
3-15.
2-15
3-12:
Co.
(increased
Metals
3-29
3-15
4-
3-15
75c
4-23
3-20
.(quar.. 31V4c
3-31
3-15
4-
Co,
common
(quar,)
1
4-
12',2c
4-
1
5-
1
4-11
(R. J.)
Inc,
common
i
90c
,
$1.12%
(quar:)—
(quar..)—.
;
,
4-
17'Ac
.;
1
3-
9
3-
-
4- 1
.
9
5-
1
5-
1
4-19
3-15
93:%c
2-15
4-19
75c
50c
—
V
3-14
'
Bros,
Slater
(quar.)—-——_—!•
1
(quar.)___
-
Rlegel Textlle-Corpa common- (quar.)
$4 preferred A- (quar.),—
:
-
20c
30c
.j;_
-
35c
V
'3-29
*
'
3-
1
3-11
3-
1
3.-11
3-
3-30
15c
10q
3-151
2-21'
'•>11
3-
1
3-15
8-
5:
2
3-
1
3-29
3-
8
3-22
3-11
3-14
2-18
'
35c
,
,25c
3-11
3-11
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
5-1
4-10-
5c
"
.
:
J75c
1.75
;
,35c !
(quar.)
2-22
2-28
3-29
.
f30c
.
,
n-r
3-14
3-30
Engineering
3-
6
3-11
2-
8T
3-11
2-
&
3-
1
3-
1
Corp
3-15
70c
;
common
.
2-28
.
2-21
3-12
2-21*
2-15
3-15
2-15
55c
3-13
2-
$1
6-29
6-15
'
,
-$1.25
4-
$1.25
;
(quar.)
"
30c
-40c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)___^,
$1.25 preferred qquarg.
81J55 preferred (quar.)
;
_
-
(quar.)___,_r_r_
3-29
5-
3-25
1
3-
1:
3-
1
4-15
3-30
•
-
•
.
7c^
I,-
3-22
>*--
3-29
3l'4c
"-
3-29
3S^c
'
3-29
'**%
8
3-15
-
90c
•*".
V10
1
3-15
25c
•
.
3-15
3-
4-15
70c
-
3-15.
,
5-
153c
(quar.)
1
3-20
125c
•
8
-
4-1
.
30c
(quar.)
common
2-28
3-15
75c
.
(quar.)
.
•
-
3-15
.
112%c
.
1
,4-1
70c
Works
3-15
4-
.
115c.
Co.
verttble to March 22_
Co.
6
3-30
15c
preferred*'(quar.
Mfg:
3-
f30c
•
Solvay Amwlcan Corp, 4%" conv, pfd. (entire
Issue eahed for-redemption on March 22
at$101 per share plus thi?
dividend)..Con-.,..
Soss
4-10
3-15
3-15
.
25c!
.•
2-28
5-1
'
?15c
(quar.)
•
:
8
3-1
.-4- 2
Mc
* *50c
s
"
—
3-
*
6
,
4-
56:Ac"
(quar.),,
Co. Ltd,
8ono.tone ,Corp;,
3-
;
3-22
t50c
125c,.
Steel
Corp.
Aircraft
1
3-15
3-20
•
5c
(quar.)_t__
Snap-On-Tools
Solar
2-25.
3-15
•
.
*
3-15.
2-25
,
3-15
75c
.
.,
,
3-15
15«
..
...
J*,..
,3-15
4-1
.
-
5c
.
A (quar.)---.
'
3-11
.
1
15c
'Smith (A. O.) Corp.
.
Patper (quar.
(N.)
$2.12
Smith
(quar,)——!'—
V
3-11:
I0c%
.
.
'
3-1
-; 3^22
25q
,
3-15
3-15
23c
*
5%
preferred A^(quar.>,_:
Skil Corp. (quar.)_,
3-11.
523/sc
(quar.),——r
"
$1.13-
Mfg. Co. (quar_)__,
Superior Co, common
Skenandoa Rayon Corp.—
5% prior preferred (quar.;
3-12
40c
Tobacco Co.—
preferred
(quar,)__
3-H
1
•14
25c
quar.)
3-11*
I
4-
$1.25
...
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
3-: 1
4-
15c
.
Singer
3-25.
!
A
,
:
A
2-21
4- I
12 %c
common
Saw
7.
*'
*
2
3-15
25c
,
(Canada), com.-, (quar.),
(quar.):—
;
Corp;? Ltd., com (quarj
Class B
Simonds
3-
10c
'
f
(quar.)
Ltd,
4-
.
\ 3V/*c
Co
Breweries, Ltd., common
Voting trust (quar.r___,
3-
v
1
..
*
70c
(quar.l
Sick's
50c
$1
Rieke Metal. Products
Riegel
,25c
^
..
87','2c
(quar.)
1
1
3-21
5% preferred (quar.)^,
—t50c
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd, class A
(quar.)
tl5c
3-31
12'Ac
(quar.),
3-
,-.,3-
Silknit,
4-11
3-14
25c
3-21
3-15
3-15
3-21
50c
*
4-10
25c
3-20
50c
-
Bit
$1.25
81.12'A
(quaL'.,,^..,!
(Los Angeles)r(quar.».
81gnal Oil & Gas, class
Claso-B
3-22
25c
Shoe Corp. of America; class A.com.
Sharon Optical Co. (quar.)
3-11
2-20'
2-25
5
3-21.
•
...
Co.: (quar.l,
preferred
4-
4-10
Bhorwin-Williams
-
;
3-21:
!
(quar,),
(quar.),
Slierman.Products (quar.)
1
3-
3-11.
,
'
4-10
Manufacturing (reduced),:Shepard-Niles Crane A Hoist Corp
3-12
3-19
2-25
25c
Sherer-Gillett
1
.'I*
(quar.)^
15c
:
(quar.),
3-
5c
.,
Salesbrook
3-19
$L183/*
3-1
8
85c
2nd .preferred
incomet__
a*' America
Co.
1
3-11
30c
4-
12'/aC
C«.—
net
(qyar.)
1
«
(quar.),,—
(Frank O.)
Oil
44-
net
Sheller
5
5c
(quar,)
1st preferred
(quar.)
Inc. (reduced)
3-15
3-15
5%
-
(from
3-29 *
30c
;*
'15c
$1.12%
Fund
4%-preferred series A (quar.)
4Vi% preferred ceries B (quarJ
1
20c
(initial)—
5
1
■'
Steel Corp.
(quar.—.
Shattuck-Denn Mining iquarv.t
4-
t40c
-
■
33-
;
i
3-5
3-15
Extra.
3-15
35e
Bichlteld"Oil Co. (quar.).
Rich man
2-4
:3-i5
..4 -
5c
.
preferred
•
8
35c
50c,.
5%~-
(quar.50c
_I
Inc.
Corp.
".3? 8
3-29
3-15
3-11
Inc.—
(from
1
3-13
.5-14
12'Ac
Shawinlgan. liVater A Power Co.—
-
com.
fund
3-
1
$1,02'A
,,
Bros,-
3-15
3-30
3-15
4-
15c
Marine
2-28
/V 1
25c "
4-16
1
40c
Sharon
3-15
I
2-16
4-16
5-
25c
stock
7-17.
5-1
50c
(increaseti)_,
Clark
4-17
*
—9114,0,..,,6- k
.,
•
.
1
(quar.)__,
iqnar.)
Sevtn-Up Bottling Co.
15c
1
3-11
85c
.5%. preferred A (quar.
42*% Rrior preferred ;(quar.)-_„
Serrick Corp;, ch#ss A
(qyar
Class B iqnar.);
from
30c
58-
22'ac
A
2
$1
Inc.^-r—v—.
Seiberllng: Rubber,; com*on (quar,)^^,,,-,,^.
2-28
3-30
.
3-11
(quar,),,
sinking fimd preferred
Seenmn
8
3-14.
75c
—
3-12
4-
27y2c
(quar.),,,^
3-21
1
4-15
50c
Bancorporatlon„,__,__^,
Securities Acceptance
Corp,^ com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.).
Security Title Insurance fquar.I
3-15
2-28;
3-15
27'Ac
.
<q'iar.)__
A
preferred
Seattle
3-
^
Inc.
A
3-18
...
Seaboard Oil (quar,)
Seabrook Farms..4,'/a% preferred
Sealed Power Corp.
(quar.)
Sears Roebuck A Co.
3-
$1.0.7'/a
(quar.),,
$4.75 pfd.
7
•i:
50c
com.
3-
3-15
4-15
0
Scullla Steel (quar.).
Seaboard Finance, common
3-
1
3-28
1
lr
4-
25c
(quar.)
Stevens
Common
5
5
25c
4-10
25c
income*
3-19
4-
4-1
J25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-13
1
4-10
$1.10
.Common
3-20
3-15
30c
$1.09
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
.,3-5
3-29
3
2
15c
.
.
3
912-
'
common
preferred
Inc, class
3-20
5-
6-
9-17
Lace Co.
(quar.),--—,,^,^,.,,,,^
Scranton-Spring Brook 'Water Service—1
4-15
.
6-17
5
12-16
(quar.)__
Scranton
2-15
1
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
4-
17'Ac
Co.
preferred
8
4-1
4-
■
Rich's,
8
4■
4.50%
Williams;
Scripto,
4-15
I
$1.25
(quar.)
Mfg,
75c
(quar,)-
new
A
3.65%
3-21
3-15
$1.25
,
preferred A (quar.)
Paper Co, common (qugr.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)_
$3.40 preferred (qugr.)
3-11
3-30
—
Scott
2-11
50c
J.
(increased)
preferred A
Scovill
3-29
130c
1
3-
(initial)
preferred (quar.),.
5'A%
5'/2%
3-11
3-30
3-
3-15
„
$1.25
.
•
3-29
3-
(quar.)___
Lock
8
3-15
3-29
,
3-i5
—
Schwltzer Corp.—
3-25
3-11
3-
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
Lid.
3-28
4-
(reduced)
common
4.36%
Schlage
3-25
4
35c
4-
(quar.)
Bridg?,
2-21
Savannah Electric A Power—
1
*
3-11
3-18
4-25
Regis Paper Co.— - •
preferred class A (quar.),
Sarnla
2-25
4-25
—
iquar.)
'
2-23
1
3-15
t25c
4.40%
:
4-1
4-
3-15
Fire & Marine Insurance
Sandura Co.
8
3-25
7oc
com.
St.
*
2-20
(quar.)
•
2-25
1
35c
Ry,
preferred
3-
4-25
(quar.)
Francisco
(quar.)
3-25
4-
t$1.25
Paul
3-11
(quar.)-,.
3-18
75c
tquar.»__
class A
St.
3-20
Co. (quar.)
'
2-18
$2
(quar.)
Co,
prefened
$5
4.10%
: u_.,_
preferred
Reynolds
3.60%
1
3-
30c
,
,
.
40c
—
..
-r
4-1
$1.12'A
Peoples Drug stores 4quar.)
i
3-15
45c
1
$5
8
3-25
,
4-1
3-14
2V2%
60c
_
Inc
-4%.%
2-21
15c
;
pxeferred (quar.)
i
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania: Salt Mfg. Co.. (quar.).
3-
3-
10c
Republic Pictures Corp, $1 conv pfd.
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)__,
Reynolds
60c
4.60%
2
3-28
40c
SoundCraft
(stock -divld.i,
Refractory A Insulation Corn. (N. J,) (auar,).
Relience Mfg.
(111.), 3'a%-
Resistoflex
,
'3.35%
1
8
per
Reeves
Revlon,
investments)
3-
3-
2
4-
t75c
non-cumulative
Bros,
5c
2-28
.
25c
Service
$5 preferred
2-13
Preferred
income,
(Balance of undistributed net
income) :
Engineering Corp
1
1
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. tquar.»_-;
; 4V5s '■/c
preferred (quar.>
^
4.40% preferred (quar.)
3-14
4-
preferred
Common
Mines, Ltd,-(quar,)_^
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Insurance (Texas)—.-
2-20
75c
Pennsylvania
5
3-21
Renabie
1
40c
net
3-
50c
pfd.
1
3-15
834c
divid.)—1,
3-15
-
A
Roller
Reeves
I
4-25
;
(stock
4%
3-11
1
30c
(quar.)
3-15
3-13
(quar.).
Reading Company, 4%
Reecr
4-25
•
undistributed
1S56
3-25
class
3-11
$1.25
Louis San
1
.
Raymond Corp. (stock dividexxd)
Reading A Bates Offshore Drilling
30C
1
5-15
—
$1.60 conv.' preferred
(quar.)(J. c.) Co. (quar.)
Pennroad Corp.—
^ (12c from
3-
5-15
Penney
'
2-27
3-14
25c
Dixie
Peim-Texas
3-13
25c
2-28
33c
Controls, Inc.
common
2-28
•
32'Ac
Penn
Fxuit Co,
3-15
45c
-
(quar.)
3-15
*
4-1
(quar.)__^,■.
com.
St.
1
f
voting
Products
Corp,
3-
3-12
27 %c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar,)
dividend
8
•
Stockyards Co.
re¬
:
(quar.)
(quar.),_„„
Electrotype;
Stock
3-
(quar:)
A
12Vic
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan,
1
3-15
50c
4.,-,
Corp
Penn
Penn
5-
120c
.
(quar.)
Cement
1
25c
_*
$1 preferred (quar.):.
$1.30 preferred (qunr.i,—
-:$1.32
3-28
135c
.
Products
6-
12'Ac
•■*
(quar.),_i.
Ltd.,
Metal
2 'A %
.
——i—w,
Rapid
1
3-16
$1
National
7
Condenser Co. •(quar,)^
Ralston Purina- Co, new com. (initial
quar,);
Rfuico, InC. (quar.f
<
Randall Graphite
Bearings, Inc.
".
1
3-
S1.07'/2
Public
7
(quar.)
common
Mining
1
3-15
fquar,i_
Louis
3-
Radio
3-8
..
3-22'.
15c
(quar.)
1,1
Quincy
3-45
'
pfd.
$53.25
•
2-28
3-
Sl.lSL'A
(quar.)—
Orleans)
Louis
5%
75c
common
Corp,
Lead
(New
St.
45c
at
3-15
35c
St.
12'Ac
Quomont Mining. Ltd.-1
1
'
L
Petroleum Co, 6% conv.
Rust-Proof (quar.),'
21
1
3-15
_4
2-28
40c
for
3-11
3-11
(quar.)
3-20
40c
(quar.)
3-15
30c
_•
preferred
2-28
1
62'Ac
called
3-
3-22
3-20
15c
quar.)—
3-15
25c
40c
4Va%
Hotel
Lawrence
40c
6-13
7-
4-11
£$1.0614
•
3-30
4-25
50c
4-
3-
-
10.
4-16
(quar.),,
Joseph Lipht A Power,
5% preferred A (qqar.)
St.
50c
Quaker State (Ml Refining Corp.
Queen Anne Candy Co
1-2-53
2%c
2'Ac
15c
(quar.)
preferred lauar.)
Joseph
20c
3-15
4-1
2-18
l%c
3-19
12'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
dividend
(Initial
3-12
25c
from
Stock
3-10
3%
(quar.)
Ltd, common
(quar.)
3-
Quaker City Firette Marine Insurance
(quar.)
Quaker City Lite Insurance (s-a-)
3-22
3-15
50c
3-6
—
(quar.)
St.
1
2-28
3-13
1
preferred
Charles
St.
5
3-28
Byle National Co,, common, (quar..),,,.
8% preferred (quar.)___,
4-1
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
Penick
$
45c
Y.)
Co.
3-15
8
33-
3-20
195G undistributed, realized
capltaLgains
-
5%
Appliance
5-
4-
St.
3-11
3-15
12'Ac
(George) Fund of Boston—
investment Income, and 5c
'
3-26
3-15
55c
(quar.)
Corp* :Ltd.' (quar.)
Putnam.
4%
.
$5 preferred
orig.
Pnrolator
2-28
30c
(quar.)
PUbltcker Industries,: Inc.,
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
10c
$1
:
preferred' (quar.)
conV. preferred (quar.)^„—
Parker
5-15
tMc
conV.
(N.
3-19
3-15
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
1st
2-14
$2
(quar.),.
preferred
7%
12-31
30c
(quar.)^
Purex
3-15
3-12
_____
.
Park-Lexihgtdn
3-19.
•
Manufacturing, 6% -preferred (quar.)"
Pictures Corp.
(quar.)—
Chemical Co.—
-
preferred
3-15
4-15
$1.50
-
quar.)-
(quar.)
preferred
1
3-29
Paraniouixt
'5%
1
4»-
4-1
"
Pantex
Park
4s•
10c
(quar.)
—
"
•
5
3-15
11c
(quar.)
.7%;
3-
•4.30%
(quar.)
Corp, common
preferred (quar.)
Publication
3-6
4-
(quar.)
(Jacob),
3-6
1
preferred
Engineering
Co.
3-18
-4-1
4-
—_—___
Saco-Lowell
Shops
(juar.
Safety
In<lustries:___J
Safeway Stores, Inc, common
62'Ac
Bros.
'Non-voting
5
5%
Tin
Consolidated.
Pacolet Mfg-. (quar.!,--:
Page-Hersev Tubes, Ltd. (Increased")
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
' -
3-
$1.75-
-
com,
1
(quar.)^
March
4.18%
$4.50.
Telephone & Telegraph,
preferred (quar.
1
1-
(quar.)
Co.
.
■
(quar.
-.■Stock dividend (Subject to
Interstate Coin-,
Pacific
3-
3-
5c
:.$.1:40 preference
4.08%
preferred
1
20c
,
common—:
3-15
4-
(quar.)
America
4.3D%
Pacific
—
25c
3-15
.
1
$1.25
Russell
iF. C.) Co.
(quar-.i
Ryerson A Haynes, Inc. (stock dividend)—,
3-13
20c
Bolt
Provincial Transport Co, common.
Service Electric & Gas, com.
30c
(quar.),
O.)
3-30
4-
3-18
25c
Public
1- 8
3- 4'
,
common
4-15
3-15
1
3-23
l»/«c
Lambert,
&
4-
3-15
-_-__,,_,,
Manufacturing (quar.
Providence-Washington Insurance
4-15
1
$1
'.*■
!
Co
Co.;
preferred
1-15
Co
preferred
A
."$2'conv;
5-15
5-15
4-
J$1.75
,
Opclika
Qwens-Illinois
3-25
convertible
(J.
Ruppert
4-15
Progress
1
20c
common—_
preferred (quar.)—
Mfg.; (quar.)-i.
3-13
40c
(quar.).
Prestole
t5c
—
Sr,
4-15
5%-
$1
plus this dividend )„
River, Ltd. (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, common
(quar.),,-,,
4'/a%
1st
preferred (quar.)."'
2-20
?20c
——
pfd.
common
Ratary Electric Steel
share
2-28
Reid,
4-15
20c
Powell
2-28
2-22
70c
Ross
$1.75
common
3-15
4%%
3v27
income)
-
3-11
3-11
50c
40c
Issue
3-15
3-20
60c
(quar.)—r
(quar.)
4-15
53'Ac
(entire
3-11
Marie
Ltd,
1
Co.
A
on
3-11
343'#c
(quar.).
1
(quar.)
Power,
30c
Rose
20c
Electric
% 37'AH
——,
3-15
11c
$3.60 preferred
4
Sl.OG'A
—
-
3-
Potomac
2-15
3-12
demption
preferred
common
3-15
15c
,
^ros.
4-
.00%%
Machine
of
3-20
37'Ac
■
$1.25
2%
common
K.)
Roos
8
25c
com,
Telephone
Co.
2-18.
20q
(quar.).
(H.
5
$1.18
—
5«-
(quar.)
preferred
Rico
Corp.-
3-
75c
preferred (quar.)
Products, class A (quar.)
Potash
Paper
Ronson
3-29
Ruberoid
second
B
3-
(quar.)..^
dividend
5-
^
Railways
Porter-Cable
8
Stock
12'Ac
(quar.)
Screw
3-15
-
5
•
2nd preferred (quar.)
Rockwell Spring Axle (quar.)—;
Roddis Plywood Corp. (quar.)
$1.37 y2
investment
_
5
3-
—
3-15
18c
net
3-
^
•>
Ltd.
Co.
4-15
Ltd.
2-23
3-15
.
3-15
5%
(quarterly out of net
Plate Glass
first
Poloron
$1.11
—
1
(quar.),
Mining
Corp,
$2.50
1
1
5c
convertible
5%
5
3-
37%c
(quar.)
River Products Line—
'6%
preferred (quar,),,',——
Onondaga Pottery Co.
Ontario Jockey Club Ltd, common
(s-at,
-6%; preferred A (quar.),,,,
*5>A% convertible preferred B (quar,),__,
Ox
3-
3-
97'Ac
Corp., common (quar.)
•4.50% preferred (quar.),
Loan
3-15
3-15
Oliver
Ontario
Polaroid
3-29
—
Oneida,
8
$1.10
Coal Corp.
(reduced)
Mathieson Chemical,
4'/«%
8
3-
12c
—
Ben
Olin
3-
50c
—
.
(quar.)
Service
Oklahoma Mississippi
3-22
3-22
66c
,
Edison
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
preferred (quar.)—,
3-
1
&
$1
dividend
Polaris
$1
(cfjiar.),
Crankshaft
3-31
& West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Plastics, Inc., class A (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
3-
44-
B
Ohio
1
75c
1
3-15
f25c
(quar.)——,,——,
Casualty Insurance (quarJ———
Ohio
8
t20c
Ohio
3-
dividend
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
1
25c
Sugar Co. (quar.)—
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd. (quar.)
class A
3-31
933/4C
preferred B (quar.)
Stock
at
be deducted)—.—
Oahu
Ohio Brass Co.,
3
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.
(quar.)——
50e
16^ac
(quar.)_,—
8'Ac
Ltd
preferred
Little
Rolland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.)__
Pittsburgh Fairfax Corp
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common (quar.)
8
3-
(quar.)^_,
3r 8
,
3-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
H.)
97'Ac
Asso,
(from
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
3-11
4-
Cement—
(quar.).
&
Inc.
Pioneer
3-15
4
8
Income
Piper Aircraft
Quarterly
Galiu Ry <fc Land
Johnson
Street Fund,
3-29
(H.
4.75%
3-
30c
(quar.)
Fund
25c
Portland
preferred
investment
nreferred
Gas & Electric Corp.—
preferred B (quar.)
Rochester Telephone Corp., com.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5
3-
^
(quar•
2-15
3-22
Rochester
3-
3-23
(quar.)
common
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred
Pioneer
f38c
2-15
25%
(quar.)
Inc;, common
—_—
Natural
6
$68c
__
Robinson
3-11
3-12
3-22
(monthly)
PiiK'hin,
4-1
4-
1
Robertson
3-29
(Hartford) (quar.),
(quar.)
Gas, common
Pickering Lumber
7
40c
5'A%
Ndrwiclr Pharmacal
Insurance
33-
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Co.
5'/a%
3-12
2-15
50c
preferred
Co.
3-30
Northeim
Nortnwestern States
Glass
3-20
65c
Northern Quebec Power Ltd., common,
5'A'%
Phoenix
4% %
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Telephone
Northern
Northern
3-22
Phoenix
common
3-12
1
$1
quar.)
3-18
17V2c
(quar.)
—
3-11
35c
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
(Seattle)—
Co.,
1
4-
Payable of Rec.
(quar.;20c 1
com.
Holdert
When
•
'
87'Ac
A,
(quar.)
(quar.)
48c
100%
Gas
1
4-
A Myers,
Co.
'
5c
partic. preferred (quar.)
•_
Patripipating
^•—_—-—_—c
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co, com. (quar.;
5
-
Paper
Per
Share
(Texas;
$1.50
y
3-
Raisin
25c
a
preferred
preferred
44c
:—
_
,
Natural
1
3-"kt%
Corp,
4%
3-22
$1.25
(quar.)
Insurance
dividend
Northern
5-
3-
3-14
50c
(quar.)
Phillip Morris, Inc.,
4-12
(quar.)—
(qu.ar.)_
preferred
4-26
—
preferred (quar.)—
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Northern
Philco
5
4-
5%
4.40%
2-28
t62'Ac
3-15
3-25
40c
Fund, Inc. (20c from securities
profits and 10c from net investment income »
Philadelphia Life Insurance (stock dividend)
2-28
—
(quar.)
1
25c
(increased
pref.
3.90%.
(1956
Bobbins
3-30
Philadelphia
2-28
3-20
Ltd.—
preferred
Common
3-15
3-20
$2.05
—
3-
3-15
$1.12'A
& Trading, class A
(quar.»
(Charles) & Co, common (quar,)
Common
$1
Roadway Express, Inc, class A
5
5c
^
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
8
River
3-15
10c
4Vt
2-25
37'Ac
common,.
—
(quar.)———
Oil,
3-
3-11
34%c
f % preferred (quar.)
5Ys'% preferred (quar.)
North
3-22
15c
_
3-
1
25c
.
(quar.)
3'/2%'
8
3-15
.
Valley Gas Co.
-
-
^
Rio
Grande
—
.
3-21
4-
$1
—
,—■
>
4-15
$2.50
Extra
2-23
3-22
Inc.
Petroleum
2-28
5%
—_
$2
-•
Name of Company
10c
Paul,
Pfizer
3-15
3-11
Cement, class A (quar.)—15c
(quarj1
15c
North
1
3-15
40c
—
American
B
5
3-
3-29
(quar.)—40c
dividend
Class
3-
3-29
of Rec.
25c
3-15
30c
113c
18%c
Holdera
Payable
(quar.)
50c
—
(quar.)
8
Co.
t50c
—
Thermador
2-
3-15
$1.90
,
.
8
Permutlt
,
Ry. Co
Mining Corp., Ltd
Corp. (quar.)
Normetal
Norris
2-
taxable
net
long-term gains on sale of securities in
1956 payable either in cash or stock—
Nopco Chemical (quar.)_
Noranda Mines.
3-15
15c
—
from
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.) com. iqnar.)
Peoria A Eastern Ry. (s-a )
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Lland) (quar.),,
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
*
Permiai, Basin Pipeline (quar.)
When
Share
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
.
.
,—
Per
Name of Company
<
Share
Corp.—
An interim payment of which 2c is ap¬
proximately the balance of net ordinary
t
-
iOc
^ ' 3-27
3.
.3-
;•
1-
1
3- 1-
3-13
"Volume 185,^ JSTuniber 5619 .The Commercial arid Fincvicial Chr
'
-
•
•
-■.
Per "
-
of Company ;
Common
'■•%.*
,
*--•
4
.
5% .preferred
(quav.i
Gas Co.
Jersey
South Penn Oil Co.
3-20
4.25%
3-20
4.60%
4-.1
3-20
4.00%
3-23
3-11
3-26
3-12
T
'
3-
162% c
5-15
4-19
4-15
3-20
(quar.)
.
preferred
-5%
preferred
preferred
*5%
5%
.
(quar.
Common
8
'5'-
$1/0
1
(quar.)
8
8
3-13
2-28
75c
3-25
'3-4
70c
3-15
2-15
Texas Gulf Sulphur
25c
3-15 '
2-15
Texas
25c
6-14
5-15
3-
8,
$1.31%
45-
3-
8
3-15
U.
$1.14
4-
3-15
4-
3-15
5% preference series A
(quar.).
U. -S/Rubber Co., common
(quar.)_.
* 8%.
1st preferred (quar.)
3-15
2-15
30e
25c
9-13
25C
_____
-
(quar.—
(quar.»__-——
—
3-15
United
1 ^
3-15
3-15
15c
Gult
3-11
2-25
5-1,
4-10
$1.19
5-
1
4-10
$1.21
5-
1
4-
1
2-23
preferred -(quar.i——_—
preferred (quar.).:——
preferred (quar. *—
:
_______
(
5.05%
preferred (quar.)_—_____________
■Southland - Royalty J..
Southwest - Lumijer Mills (Stock dividend i__
'Southwest' Natural. Gas Co., $6 pfd. A;(quar.-)
Southwestern Electric Service (quar.)_
$1.12%
3-15
3-
3-11
3-15
3-
Textiles, Inc., common (quur.)
4% preferred (quar.)
25c
$1.18%
25c
4-
1
2^15
3-
Textron, inc.,
25c
4-
1
"
31%c
.4-1
3rl5.
$1
4- 1
3-15
$1
4-
1
3-15
3-15
2-28
-
■
3-
3-10
1
.
3-20
/«ac
'SIftiifhurocforn
&
4%
4%
'
preferred
iquar.»_—
preferred
3.10%
!
;
*
4.60%
4
(quar.)
preferred
Thermoid' Co.
4-
1
3-15
Tnird
4-10
,4- 1
Corp.,
$4.50 C9nv.
1
97%c
5-
1
$1.10
-5-
4-18
5-
4-18
5
4-18
4-15
4-2
3-15
3-
4
3-29
3-
8
.;•• $i.i5'
27 %c
3%
.
$1.50
20c
25 C
4%%
Tishman
2r28
,
Realty
preferred
Tobm Packing
Todd Shipyards
3-14
2-28
4-1
.3-8
.Staley (A..E.) Mfg., $3.75 preferred (auar.)
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred (accum.)
Standard Brands, Inc., common (quar.)——
3-20
50c
4-
50c
3-15
,
87 %c
<3-15
3-
1
3-29
-.3-
1
$3.50
—:—
preferred
(quar.)————
Tobaoco Co.. (Del.)—
Standard Factors (increased)——
Standard Fire-Insurance
.
,
partic pref.
Particioating
(quar.)
4-
10c
ClasS
3-19
V
3-15
4-
,
—
$2.70
3-15
4
1 %
4-1"
3-15
1
Co.
fCalif.]r
-
1
rf"StandaJcdfoii
Standard -Pressed
,
-
; Standard
Register
ilW-.-'
Standarci-Toch ^ Chemical
iquar.»_——_____
Standard Tqbe .Col, class
,; Stanley Hb'me Products (qqar.)
' State- Fuel Supply: (quar.»———y.
'State lo«n <fe Finance Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)__—!
—-—
,$6 preferred (quar. )-_t——
3,-11
1
3-10-
V
'
3-20
/
30c
•'/: -1: 7a-
3-10
3-22
.
33-
3-13
10c
4-
50c
15c
3-ii
3-1
3-15
3-1
3-15
3-1
3-15
3-
37%c
*
(quar.)——
37 Vac
_————
gtecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
;J.
——
.'5%
preferred-(quar.)—,—7.
———5% preferred (quar.)i————
^—
5%
preferred (quar._1
———. —..
Stedman.Bros. Ltd. (quar.)
—~
$1.25
$T/'\
60d
$4.50 preferred
.
Sierrhi
.
Stores
Bros.
+25c
4-i.
;25c
3-11
3-15
3-
25c
Sterling aluminum Products (quar.)-.——-1
'Brewets; Inc.' f%ttnr.»—TT_—
Sterling Discount Corp. (Atlanta)' (quar. 1
V. Stem & Stern Textiles. il2% pfd.. (quaf.)-
.
'
2-25
4-
1
3-12
3-11
2-28
,
"30c-
Raer & Fuller, common (quar,)—.-;—;7 % first preferred 1 quar.»—'—
25c
1
25c
.
44-
1
50c
(quar.)—s.—_
;.
.
class A
Milts Corp.,
3-1
3-15
•
(quar.)——;
Clas3 B
Stnrer Broadcasting Co..
,
Class.B
.
:
;
So preferred
Stuart.(8. F.)
Sullivan
-
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)____————_1_—_—
Co.. new com. (initial)——
(
(quar,)
>» Sutherland nPaper- Co.
";",36c '
.
(quar.)_--
—:
7-
6
3-
'
1
-
.
3- 8
®
10-
Products
.3-
Mfg..
Aircraft
9-
-
6'/
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
4-20
5-15
TTnited
3
11-29
Fruit Co.
United "6as
3-15
4-
3-15
United
5-1
4-26
5-
4-26
'
•
1
ii tltria
16c
3-29
4-
50C
(quar.)
3-11
25c
3-4
1
3- 8
2-25
<
2-21
3-11
,
$1.50
3-15
125c
2-20
2-25
47c
3-15
2-25
,
3-
1
40c
4-
1
3-
1
4-
I
3-15
31 %C
4-
1
/
—
3-15
2rc
3-2)
3-
$3
3-11
3- 1
3-11
3-
lie
3-30
3- $
20c
—_z__z—
3-15
8
1
^Wellington Fund—
(Quarterly
investment income)-
net
from
Wells
Wessori Oil & Snowdrift
West
4-1
5
3-20
.
Gardner
Co.
&
iquar.)
(quar.)_
—_—
3- 6
35C
4-
1
3-15
25C
3-15
3- 1
25c
Indies Sugar (quar.)
West Ohio Gas
(increased)
3-20
3- 5
37 %c
3-30
/
'
3-15
3-
5
West
Petin
Virginia Pulp Si Paper
3-15
3.-
5
Westeel
200
.
3-15."
5
Western
Kentucky Gas Co.__
3-1.1
Western
Life Insurance
,
.'30c.
,4-1
20c.
4-1
3-11
.
30C
""3-25
3-11
3-
3-15
3-11,
2-28
2-21
3-15
2-15
6-15
5-15
25C
.
75C
.
Electric
Products,
Common
CO.
Ltd.
:.___/
(quar.)—__:
(quar.)—
40c
.
(quar.
1
3-11
4
2-22
3-
20 c ■:
3-15
3- 8
20c
Co.,
3-15
common——
6-15
6-
7
6
206
Westeuh
2-20
1'
3-15
'
15C
___;
-
—
4-
130c '*.
/
3-15
4%
1
9-14
9-
3-30
3-14
8%
3-30
3-15
a7%%
Massachusetts
4-15
2- 4
$1.25
1
*-ia
7c
3-15
55c
Cos,
(quar.)——
Western Oil Fields (stock dividend i—
Western Stockholders Investment Trust/
,$1,25
'
.
3-15
(
3- 1
.
4-15
;-4- 4
25c
3-11
2-28
%0
3-21
3-
50c /
2-26
.50c
3-11
3-15
,10(J
8-31
_____'
56
.
87%c! :
87 %c.
8c
:
1—
/,
'
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1
1
1%
8c
1%
.
:
3-15.
',
United
New
4 % %
United
United
ment
preferred
:
Income
5c
&
(5c
3- 5
3-
5
4-
1
3-8
3-
8
—
from
net
Williams
4-
1
3-13
Wtrion 3s
invest¬
3-30
3-
3-22
3-11
8
$2.50
4-10
3-20
Quarterly
$2.50
7-20
6-20
*50c
4-
3-
8
Quarterly
$2.50
10-10
9-20
3-
7
3-
1
United
Pacific
.it
:
Corp.—
partic.
Non-cumulative
-
(quar.)___
v
32.50 1-10-58
z
12-20
U.
8.
,
•
Bearing Corp
$1
3-11
2-28
6v4C
3-18
3-
4
15c
3-29
3-
5
U.
55c
3-27
3-
5
United
U. H.. Borax 3s Chemical, common
4% %
S.
(quar.)
preferred. (quar.»
Ceramic Tile
States
Cold
,
oommon
(Consider
3s Co.
H.)
Co, Inc.,
(quar.)
1
3-10
"
4-
2-15
3-11,
12VaC
50c
4-
1
3-15
20C1
3-11
2-15
$5c.
4-
1
3- $
$1.25
3-
4-1
'
$•
35c
'
"3-11
3- 1
85c
•
3-11
3- 1
50c
———_
—
1
3-22
4-1
3-22
3-25
3-11
(quar.)_.—:—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Winn-Dixie
Store's
(monthly)
1
3-20
3-20
9-15
3-11
2-21
2bC
5- 1
'4-12
2-28
5-15
3-20
3-13
Wolf & Dessauer Co.
6O0
3-30
3-18
Wolverine
Wiser
Oil
3- t
8-
1
7-12
25c
11-
X
4-
i
10-11
3-13
if
—
3-XO
,—-———
pfd. (quar.)—
4%% pfd. (quar.)
•
9-1$
$1.50
4-30
4-13
$1.12%
3-15
2-2$
'
'3-15 '
"3-15
3-15
2-28
1%
3-20
2-28
5- 1
4-15
5- 1
4-15
75c
(quar.)
class
A
(quar.)
4- 1
3- $
17%C
Co
Insurance,
I
23c
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)—-——
$1.20
4.80% preferred (quar.
—
$1.10
4.40% -preferred (quar.)———u—///?•
30c
Wisconsin Public Service, common (quar.)—
$1.25
5%- preferred (quar.)
$1.26
5.04%
preferred (quar.)
3-15
4-
4- 1
4%%
1
3-20
$1.06%
Wisconsin Power & Light—
6-
1
$1.06%
—
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
3-15
3-20
4-
20c
30c
4%%
•3-29
3-17
3-30
15e
Common
*
4- 1
"40c
75c
—i.
(quar.)
Wisconsin Michigan Power,
4-
'
(quar.)—.
common
■-3-15
5C
3-10
$1.31%
(quar.)—.
-3-29s
15c
4- 1
75C4
z__;
Mfg. (quar.)
250-
$1.12%
(reduced)
Storage
(quar.)—/;
15c
preference (quar.),
"
3-15
?7%c
/'
Common
10c
25C
Jersey RR. 3s Canal
(quar.)—/;.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) 1
2-28
(quaf.)
2-21
4/ 2
$7%e4
(q'uarl!__/_/—/
4 % %
1
8
6-14
6%
Stores,
4-
3-15
V
preferred
5%%
$1.06 ¥4
profits)
3-15
30c
75c
White Motor Co., common
Willett
securities
3-1
30c
/"
—
$5 pr or preferred (quar.)
/
Whirlpool-fiteeger Corp., common (quar.)—4%% preferred (quar.)—
—
Whitaker Paper (quar.)—
—
2-28
3-
Quarterly
Wheeling Steel Corp.,. com.
Wleboldt
4-
'
—
3-20
4-
'
'
1
4-15
50C
.
.
Westinghousq Air Brake <quar.>
,
Westmoreland, • Inc.
(quar,)
Weston (George) Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Class B (quar.) —
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber
(quar.i
Whitehall Cement
130c
3-15
Western
3- 5
/
Manufacturers
from
(quar.)_
Utilities Corp
3-29
/
(quar.)
CO
Fund,
income &
5
Stationery Corp.—
preferred
32 %c
coni.
(quar.)
Illuminaiing
Western Tablet 3s
$-20
4-
37 %C
3-
;
I
75c
—
/___
,10-15
3-15
3-15.
150
/__/_/___
7-15
.
3-1$
13% C
—
(quar.»
8- 9
.,4-15
1
8r
.
4
4
'87%c
A "(quar,
on
511-
3-
7
(final)
Ltd.
5%
Inc.—
C8%C;,
3-15
3-15
$1
4-20
_'JL'
(auar. i
Merchants
27c
3- 8
4-15
30c
—
4-
I2V2C
:.
(payable
COrp..
4-
.
3* 8
2-15
10c
—/
(annual)-
4-20
Co.—
"tlas Improvement,
United
30c
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
'
2-28
$2.
1
3-12
.
4-1
(guar.)
com.
—:
West
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i/
preferred-,(qtiar
3-10
''
preferred
Products
(Raphael) Co.
5-1
50c
*
5%%-
1
—
< quar. 1
4-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-11
35C
(quar.)__
class A
Corp.
B
.Stock-dividend
6-3
i
Circuit,
Carton
6^%c
——-
4.32% pfd. ('qaa'r.)i
Co.
Sc
1
4% conv. -pfd."(s-a)______
Taylor & Fenn Co.,
Board
4-
;(quar.)____l_-_
1
3-29
2-15
8s Fixture—
15c
(quar.)
3-11
(quar.)——
"Showcase
Extra
.
^
5-15
%c,
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
of America—
V
$1
2-27
.
4-
25c
(quar.)
135c
92
'
Co.
preferred
4-
(quar.)
Tappan "Stove" Co——.—
Taylor Fibre Co.,
Biscuit
Class
.
^
2-15
1
"1-1-58
50C
8
5-15
87 %c
< quar. j
Stock dividend,/—
•
-
1
■'
$1
__J
United Cities Utilities, class
v
2-25
1
50c
Weill
.'
15c
j.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_r.—-r:
Tennessee
-/24
1
-50c
_______
S%%
Tcmco
•
-
Tamblyti (G.), Ltd., common
4% "preferred
(quar.)
Telechrome
•4-
Weco
3-
$1.12%:.
.
*
50c
3-15
,
'
*
Supply Co.
Tecum^ch
3- 1
,
3-15
:
4-
_
Series A preferred
(quaf.V___^/__"__,
United Carbon Co, (quari>_r;_;__-_United-Carr FasteperiCorp. .(Del.) (quar.)__
United-Cigar-Whelan,, common (s-a )____
'$3.59 convertible preferred- (qpar, )_______
•;
$3.50 convertible, preferred fquar.)_____
convertible preferred (quaf/V_
r_L,
_
—
Tel^ott (temes),'Inc., common
5%
i-2>
115c
3-29,
—
5
50c
(quar.)
Weber
*
'1
3-15;
3-30-
Motor
3-
__
3-11
40c
asburp. Wire (quar.)
:
Washington Title Insurance Co. (quar,);
Washington Water Power, (quar.i_.
Waterous
Equipment, Ltd.
(reduced)__/___
3-15
4
3-
4-19
?35c
investment income)-—_____—
6k from
Waukesha
T
1
!r3-18
•
.•3-10
•
;50C
•
Electric Produces, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——~—
Syracuse
4
2-%
-35c,
Sy?vanba
$4
3-
.
3-20*';
-
1
$4.50
.
alt""Disney Productions (initial)
arner-Lambert. Pharmaoeutical Co.
Wayne Knitting Mills
38c'
(qu&r:)_L_'_
.
75c
Co. of Wisconsin,
20c
Theatre
preferred
United
—————
—
5%"
$4.50;
7
'
.
(quar.)j--—r-^-^
*
Artists
United
3-20
-2-13'!
.r.
;50C
/; 6*ift -& Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly.
4-16
4-
4-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)-
3- 8
-1
preferred (quar,)
2-21
(quaf.)
Rope
United Can & Glass
3-15
10c
—
.
■"'3-:
4-1
tlOc
(quar.)l——" ;
Tool
Machine&
SuEstrond.
Superior Portland ^Cement. Inc
3-22
$12%c
./-Sunshind
;
2-45
•
$3
5%
dividend
United
.
—j'
———
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common
Mining (quar.)—■_
Wire
.$2.50
4-16
1.75c
Walker Mfg.
1
25 c
United Aircraft, Corp.
1
3-
3T-15
$6c
f,. Sim Fubiirhirig Co., Ltd./. class A—:
\,'"r -Class B
Sugar
2-28
(quar.)
"Wall 8treet investing—
3' (Special of 10c .from net long-term capital
gains, and a ^lst quar. distribution of
" "~
3-15
" common
3-11
3-15
(quar.)_
3-23
//
Pacilic RR.,
Stock
3-14
,16c
i-
" **
:_
(quar.)
Union
!
1
$1.25
,
(interim)
Ltd.
6
4-1
$1
*"
ynlted Air Linbk (reduced quar.)
5 %.
(stock div. )—
Consolidated Mines.
3'
6C~
k
—_—
3-
Kirby
(quar.)
4-
3-20
1
.
5^
———
com.
3-i4
B
Union
3-il
45c
,
'.3-11
5c
.
dividend)
( stock
fetrawbridge & Clothier,
1'
_
(quar.)——.—
Corp,
Stratford
5c
(quar.)—.
,
.
30c
4% preferred' (s-a»
Union Stockyards of Omaha
.
Stonecutter.
35c %
.....
(quar.)—
Union
3-18
r
A
Class
.
3-18
,
,3r15
15c
(quar.)
Class
.
"■; 3-15
3-30
43 3*c
Stokely-Van Cemp, common (quar.)—
v 5%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—_
.
3-r5
3-15
.
2-28
3-26;
Vu,,40<r.*^ ?/?fr.i.;o.i3-15
-
4
4-11
56c
.
; Stix.
Webster.' Inc.
4
15c
—
&
.3-15
,
2SC
.* Sterling
V ' Stone
•
3-15
.
;
Ltd.—
pfd.
4-15
20c
Quarterly
'
$3.70 preferred (quar.);
_i_
;11
-'-Union.'Gas Co/of Canada, Ltd. iquar,).,
Union
Investment Co
"__rr
Union Metal Mfg. (quar, >__•
;_!*
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
; 2-25
s,.
-
12-14
12-31
$1.25
■'v
(ouai.)———
2-28
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.
$3.50 preferred .(quar.)
"
,
:
2-28
3-15
___:
$4
9-14
;
3-11
50c
62 %c
partic. .2nd
2-23
10c
(initial)—
quar.)—
Waldorf System, Inc.. (quar.)
Walgreen Co.,, (quar.)
—
Walker 3s Co., class A (quar.)
Walker (H.)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
2-8
50C
of
1-17
3-31
68%c
R.R. Co., common
preferred (annual)
4 V2 %
2-28
$1.25
share
5-
8-1
12 %C
common.
(initial
~l6c
iion-cum.
•
Materials* Co.%
preferred
Vulcan Mold & Iron
3-19
3-11
3-11
—-
1.
Union Bag: Camp paper
Union Electric Co., com.
6-15
9-30
1
25c
40 c
.;
_>
Acceptance. Corp.,
u.non
'
1
3-15
6-29,
-
'
4-
; 67 %c
,
(quaf!)
(liquidating)—J W,l5Ht
one
2-28
37%c
37%a.
(quar.)
8
Underwood Corp.
•
3-30
$1.25
,
v
,
held
3-14
8
*
preferred
5%
2-28
3-15
25c
of
2-28
2-28
$1
(quar.)—
VUlcan
(quaf.)
dividend
2-28
3-20
Virginia" Telephone 3c Telegraph—
5%%
preferred (quar.,)
VenSyn, Petroleum for each 17 V2 shares
2-18
3-15
22'aC
'
$7 preferred A
Stock
3-20
3-20
$1.03
2-27
'
8
2-28
3-15
70c
208 Sputh'L'a Salle St. (quar.)
/Tyler Refrigeration 4quar.j
3-15
1
3-20
4-1
6%
.
3-
-
,UdyliteJ Corp.
2-28
$1.25
$1.01
$1.05
4- 1
8
22%c
-
;
3-
(quar.)
—
Wabash
tty&c.Clutch (quar.)_L
'3fwin
3-13
3-20
3-20
3-8
—I'-'l'--—
29th Street TOWers (N» Y.)
3-1
4-
,
,
1
,3-14
3rll
6c
30c'/ "3-20
—
.
$1.50
5
4- 1
3-15
•
2-29
.
2-28
45C
1
Tucson
2-12
;
.
;
'
3-15
3%
3-15
1
3-12
,,,'4-15
3-
35c
(stock dividend)
4-
.
4-
Gas/Electric Light & Power—/%,
Increased .qdar._
1.77^
Twentieth-Century Fox Film (quar. 1
'
"
3-15
25c
Trunz,
55e
■
1
Corp.—
(quaf.)
3- •
3-20
'
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Virginian Railway, common
6% preferred (quar.)—
8
Tftmkline
62%c
.
4-
————
preferred A
1
3-20
$4.12
3-
2-28
commoji—
.Ciass A
$4.20
1
2-28
,
3-11
3-11
4-
2-11
Co—,*■'/.
Steel
3-15
1
8
3-11
Inc.—
4-
3-20
(accumulative)
3-25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Temper.Corp;. (quar.)____:
Gas -Co.,
preferred
3-25
3-
3-11
/—r; •; tV-^ir
Materials, Ltdf%quaf.)
Paving.:&
: StandUtd
4-
$2.80
True
3- 6
3-29
preferred (quar.)_
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
3- 8
2-8
•
1
3-29
$5
1
'
"(quari-)———
2-25
4-
2-11
3.4^? preferred ^ (qnar.
e
3-15
partic.
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.
Virginia Electric & Power,
4-1
3-11
Co. /J7ew Jersev V (increased)—
-Standard;lOil <ph!o), common'
$ r
3-11
160c
3-11"
^Standard',Oil
:
3-11
(quar.)
50c
Standard, Oil Co., (Indiana") (quaf.)_l_——
Co. of Kentucky (quar.) —
'
3-15
3-31
3-31
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
common
1
4-
35c
—
36c
45c
.
6%
3-30
150C
(quar.)—
(Hartford)
Coal;
3-20
3-
306
Equipment, (increased.)
Pump co. (increased)—
125c
3oc
(quar.)———
8
Corp.-—
preferred
Truax-Traer
1
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
^_
Forging
'
2-26
■
3-15
$2.50
Viking
1
1$1.12 Va
Steel
$-31
12- 2
t
87 %C
(quar.).
com.
3-
$1
,!Travelers Insurance Co.
3-15
4-
$1.^0
Tri-Continental.
.3-15
Chemical -Works,
125C
Quarterly
4-
-1
■
-
1:
preferred (s-a)_
Victor
160c
Williams
&r,
150c
$12 VzC
$2.50
3-8
B .(quar.
Tlan'siie
4-16
'
1 A
'
(s-a)
20c
preferred (quar.
5%r preferred (quar.)____
9-10
3-12
17 %c
4'/z%
>M,3- 9
6-10
5uc
4-
(quar.)__
Corp., Ltd., class A
.'JCl-29
3-20
12-10
3Va% preferred (quar.)
8
5
4-22
$1.25
12 VaC
:___
;
8-15
(quar.)
4-1
1
Ltd., common
3-15
(quar.)'——.
Victor
$1.12 Va
20c
Standard* Oil
2-28
'*
3-19
J4-. 1
75c
_——_——_—
—————1
Towmotor Corp.
Traders Finance
2-15
4-23
50c
s%:
-
2-28
3-15
:____
(quar.)
Works
4-
3-30
3-30
preferred
21 %c
60c class A-(quar.)___,
' 3-15
.
3-29
18.% c
•i.*
25c
$3
^Toronto iron
6
'
Standard,Fruit & Steamship, coin.: (quari )1-
..
1
"3-29
9c
(N. J.»' (quar.)_—-
(stock •dividend)——+-■
Standard-Forgings
,.15.0,;;
—
(quar.) —-J——^1—
preferred
75c
.
'
3-
■
Standard Commercial
3-15
25c
(quar. 1
4-15
57c
preferred
5%
1
6-
(quar.)
Co.
3-18
$1.25
$1.25
31 %c
•
1
(quar.)______
Common
2-20
3-
4-
25c
Viceroy Mfg., 50 class A (quar.)
$1
& Construction, com. (quar.)
5%
9 ic
_ ___
3-29
1
3- 2
preferred
25c
3- 8
2-28
1
30c
<quar.)
4-15
4-
1
4%
Veeder-Rooc; Inc. (quar.)j__—
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
20c
4-
10c
___^
3-11
3-15
3-22
•
$1.25
!
3-30
,Tilo
3-15
4-
1
4- 5
5%
35c
____
8-11
3-
-
5%
30c
(quar.)
3- 8
3-12
—
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating corp.—•
$1.06%
3-15
.
$1.12%
50c
Electric
-
Van Waters & Rogex*s
Stock dividend
10c
pfd.
4 Va %
3- 1
3-29
.
3-15
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3- 4
3-29
15(5
(quar.)
2-20
Products,
Thrifty Drug Stores,
.
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
*Spragtie
preferred
3-29
Roofing (quar.)_
Timely Clothes, Inc.- (quar.)
J
Sl.12%".
—
—
%C
27
,
3- 4
3-15
^
Vicksburg, Shreveport 6s Pacific Ry.—
5% non-con v." preierred series B (quar.)
Thrift Investment Corp., class A (quar.)
3-15
3-15
(J^B.), class A (quar.)
Normap Industries, common (reduced)
Convertible
■
Inc., common
(quar.)_____
Thorofare Markets, Inc., common (quar.j
5% conv. preferred,(initial series) (quar.)
30c
40c
(quaf.)
3-13
500%
(initial
5-20
30c
2-20
preferred
4%
4-18
,
common
Thompson
4-18
(quar.
preferred iquar.)
New
-
4-18
5-
(quar.)_______
common
4-18.
5-
2-25
6-14
43 %c
Sciver
Van
Trust,
dividend
Stock
4-18
5-
(quar.)
—____
f___——/________
Spiegel, Inc., com:
5-
'
-
'
(quar.)__
$4
Investment
2-25
3-14
30c-
3-13
j.
General
3-14
$2
(quar.)_
5%
(quar.)
Canadian
5jc
:
37%c
15c
Co
3-15
40c
tl5c
Carbon
3-16
4- 1
125c
10c
Ltd. -(Toronto)
$1.06%
(quar.)_i———P.
preferred
v$4.50
3-15
$1.03%
preferred ($25 pari (quar.),—
J
4.40% preferred ($25 pat) (quar.) —__—.
'Spalding (A. G.; (fc Bros, tscock dividend)
'*Sparton Corp.,m6% conv.- preferred (quar.)_
,<
1
Wc
92
_
,
Rand
(quar,)__
(quar.)__
Thompson Industries, Inc.—
4.36%
Sperry
Thermatomic
$1.07
40c
.
%'
3-15
4-
$1.16%
——
—
*
30c
Go,
Transit Corp.
Van
'
^3.90%>. preferred (quar.)
'4.15% preferred (quar.t—;
4.25 % preferred, (quar.»— T—
4.40% preferred (quar.i __:
;——'—
IWi
•v
1
4
Public Service—
Southwestern
!
,
4-
$1.25
._———-
4.28> 'preierred (quar.
'Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
■
3-
4-1
$2
10c
The Paif
3-15
29c
'
4.65%
;
f
(quar,)—1
preferred
5%
TP.it* r*ti-Sr*—.
Electric
.JLr
Gas
Southwestern
$1.50
!
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)l__;
preferred B (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg., common
3-
3-15
4-11
4-
(reducea)__
$1.25 preferred
3-15
75c
2%
$-1.-26 y«
,
"'•$1
Ltd._
Power & Light
3-15
(quar.)__
common
Corp.,
Utah
3-23
$1.25
5%
.___
2-zd
(quar.
Utica
1
Co.
6-14
3-15
3-1
1
3-
Utilities
4-15
7-1
4-10
36c
f3-
Texas
Steel
Upson
•
3-15
(quar.)——'
common
4-30
62 %c
Corp. (initial quar.
Universal; Match (quar.)
2-25
$1'.14
3- 1
30C
Universal
3-15
Gas,
preferred
4%%
i-
1
4-
28c
1
"
4-
50c
3- 1
1
30c
S. Tobacco, common
(qUar.)
;
:7% non-cumulative "preferred
(quar.)___
U..6. Truck Lines (Del.) (quar.)_
$144
(quar.)
8
4- 1
4-
22 %c*
-
U.
3-15:
2-21
$1.06%
.4%%
..4%%
1st preferred
3-15
(quar.)——.—
Union
Southern
'
'
8%
5-17
1
40C
8
Printing & Lithograph CO.—
$1.35
,__i_
Producing (quar.)____
Light. Co., $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)_L
$4.84 preferred (quar.)_
8-15
6-15
4-
$U5
(quar,i__
3-
5
•
,
30c
:___
4.96% .preierred. (quar.)
U. S. Hoffman
Machinery; (quar.)
U. S. Lines Co. (N. J.), 4V2%
ptd. (a-a)
U. S.
Pipe &. Foundry (quar.)"-Z
z-,
U. S. Playing .Card__/___:
8.
3-11
4-
$1.75
3- 8'
$1.
4- 1
-
3-
.■
3-11
$1.75
37%c
4-
-
3-11
4- 5
(quar.)
4-
Texas Power &
1
7 %
4-
-
4-
u._;
T_
Gas Transmission, common
5.40%
preferred (quar.)
60c'
.-
.3-
3-25
luc
(quar.)
Freight (quar.)_____
Gypsum Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
S.
4-15
10c
class-A
preferred
U/3.
U.
of Mac.
50c.
(quar.)
$1.16
Texas
4-15
'
4-
8
Co.,
B
Payable
4
;
;
$1.25
$5. preferred /quar.)
-
-
^Southern Ry. Co., common (increased quar.)
'J,
3-
3-30 ^
.
3-
3-8
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas pipeline Co.—
Common
(quar.)_
^____
i
f
7%
44-
.$4.64 preferred (quar.)______
;
Foil
8.
Class
(Bait.)—
When
-
Share
,■-
•$1.27 V3
$1.28
preferred. (quar.)
/_.
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quaf.)
$4.56- preferred <quar.)_/
5-
-
40c
—:——_
—
preferred (quar.)—".—__/l/____-i ! Southern Natural Gas
< quar.)
—_/_/_—/
-'Southern Pacific Co.
(qiiitr,»___f _____i.u^_%
3-8
U.
8
$1.16
(quar.)—,—
Name of Company
S.
Fidelity 3s Guaranty Co.
«Quarterly
.
$1.16 %
$1.22 '/a
5.25%
3-14;
4.08%
3-
4-
U.
3- 8
4-
;
(quar.).^..
preierred
5.10%. preferred (quar.
preferred (quar,)__.
3-5
1$1.50
(quar.)_____/
5.12%
3-31
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com. (quar.)
6% partic. preferred (quar.)z_i-:—/_;____
t'Soutnem Indiana Gas-&• Electric/-■'
4-
$1.15
.
5%
3-18
4i"
$1.06%
$1.12 Va
j.
/
,
3- 8
(quar.)_.
preferred
4-
z.
^_u__
Per
'
3- 8
preferred' (quar.)
3-18
1
4-
3-31
Common
preferred
preferred
,
3-28
*
(quar.).(quar.)
4-1
4-15
4-1
'
'
Original- preferred iquar.t——_—.
€0c
4.32%' preferred (quarr')___—-:~—27c
'
■
preferred
4-
$1.C2 vii
4.05%
50c
50c
————-——%150c
Southam. Co, Ltd..
preiorred
-
35c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4.64%
.,"$1.12%
^Southern California Edison—
'
preferred
When' ffotiert
Short, Payable of Ree.
-
.
4.90 ',c
—-—____—_
'
'
4.10
€2%c
37 %c
50c
___■—
(quar. >
3-20
4-1
/Sfr'+c
57V2C
—
'South-Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.i
_/Z_/l__z.
South Porto Rico Sugar, com/(incr.;. quar.)
\
she -preferred (quar.i—L~.—___—i.:—/___
1
4-1.
4*
27 %c
(increased quor.j
I 4.50% preierred (quar.)
"' 4.W/C preierrect A < quar.)
,
Tennessee Gas Transmission,-
"
!S0ufch"
Name of Company
Payable o/.Rec..
Share
...
•.
'
.
,
Per
Rotaert
When
.
'
Wa me
r6ottth Carolina Electric-&■ Gas—
Si
(1199)
t
3-15
2-38
25C
3-15
3-5
52
-
(1200)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
?.
/
_
Woodley
Woocfward
3-11
22 %c
12%e-
—
dividend
Stock
•
(quar.)
3-29
.
,
.
2-18
3-18
2-18
3-20
Lothrop, common (quar.i_~_ 50c
preferred
(quar.>_,._.,
$1.25
Woolworth (F. W.) & Co., Ltd.
(stock dir.*.
50%
American deposit receipts (stock div.)—50%
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)—_
62%c
4%% conv. prior pfd. (entire issue called
•
for redemption on March 15 at $100 per
gh. plus this div.) Conversion expires on
3-15
3-
3-
March
dated
6
3- e
25c
?."nr
"Yale
k
•
;
.
.
,
(quar.)_
Extra
"S'cungstovn
Foundry. A:
r,
sequently
Country
Radio
June
•Transfer
1%
Long-term
25c
,
,
„
3-15
3-
1
25c/
3-15
3-
1
first mtge.
of
29,
name
by
the
1955.
-
Club's
Sunset
was
(quar.)——
closed
not
reAlent
>
tax
15%;
a
Less
British
3
Less
Jamaica
for
1
; 4-15
12
3-15
2-15
Note
50c
4-15
3-29
3-29,,
3-8
—
GIVING
1
/ .75c
75c
.
_
this
dividend.
v
and/or
Club,
the
execution
of
(lor
of
Jan... 1,
includes
in
equal
deductible
tax
the
at
; *In
/ 4
B40-
wore*.
regard
1956, ,267
shares
7
—V.
is
to
The
corrected
here- Ji-
Indicated
the
shares
I,
TO
1986
which
to
$643,800
Lee
185,
stock
outstanding
formerly
and
held
have
resident
by
died.
or
they
as
who
persons
resigned
members
83
resident
shares
McDonald
Texas
Co.—Registers
Employees'
Stock
Offer
With
(Continued from page 10)
a I a subscription price
thereon after Oct. 19. 1256.
paid
.Standard
Shares
.Pittsburgh
Rys.
has
stock
of
$0
agreed to exercise the
to which it is entitled,
Eastern
less
subscription
and
rights for
purchase from
to
closed.
A
'
semi-annual
approximately
not
mortgage sinking
contemplates
Piano
Co.—Bonds
Placed
fund bonds due Jan.
for
to
by
1, 1967.
the
capacity of
Stouffer Corp., Cleveland, O.—Registers
corporation
March
on
filed
5
covering 245,270 shares of its 31.25
■Block, 90,000 shares represent new.-stock
company and
155,270 shares
are
With SEC—
registration statement
a
par
issued
and
Of
this
by
for sale by the present holders thereof.
The public ofrering price and
underwriting terms are to be supnlied by amendment. Glore, Forgan &
Co. .and Fulton Rid & Co., Inc. are-listed as
principal underwriters.
•Stouffer operates IE restaurants in six
major cities in tne United
.States.
Net proceeds of Its sale of the 90,000 shares will be
used in
•j>art to pay off notes aggregating 3500,000.
The proceeds of the notes
used
was
of
to
reimburse
expanding
aiet
of
proceeds
the
the
company's
and improving
this
of
existing
offering,
treasury,
In
part,
The
restaurants.
together
with
for
the
"Little
of
jharesiGertrude
Estate
jt-ak*
of
of
D.
Stouffer,. Lakcwood,
Stoutfer,, Cleveland
Gordon
these
shares,
they, will continue
€5.930 sHares, respectively.
The company
jchares.—V.
181,
2360.
p.
Ohio
.
(68,860
(70,000
total
cost
to
hold
199,802.
53,942
Inch"
W.
be
to
will
V&,
purchased
the
service
from
Chicago,
of
operating
Its
general offices
owns
all
of
located
at
in
corporation,
which
Delaware
-
stock
common
*
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
•
net
proceeds
aggregating
the. company will
to reimburse
to
be
$500,000.
used
the
to
pav
treasury
located
are
in. New. York
burgh, Philadelphia and
For
ating
the year
ended
of
revenues
with
■compares
4a -fiscal
1955.
-
July 31., 1956,
of
the
and
$23.587;000
:
company.reported total oper¬
income of
$l,086.000. "Thls
net
and
-
.
net
income'
•;
.
The
»
company, has' made a
profit,, increased
dividend in each year since ."1935.—V.
-
181,
:
■<*
'■
'*
I Stratford Corp., Denver,
The
.
43EC
corporation
covering
debentures
iive-year
have
$500
%e
invested
each».
-Stylon
in
20
of .6%
a
There
be
and
a.
be
sales
'■
letter
of
and
I
paid-'a
>.
•-
"
■■
notification
tNotc
no
and
face
184,
thd
6%V
7%
amount
underwriting.
loans.—V,
with
the
(in
The
debentures
a
denominations
proceeds
are
to
2228.
p.
4.75%-
Privately—The corpora¬
tion, it was announced on March 6 has
placed privately
$800,000 of serial notes due 1959-1969,
inclusive, through
Hodman & Renshaw, members of
the New York Stock
Exchange, and J. M. Louden & Co., Inc., financial con¬
sultant, both of New York—V. 184, p. 730.
Sunset Country Club,
Snappington, Mo. — Bonds Of¬
fered—The company on Jan. 24
offered to its stockhold¬
ers $643,800 of 1% first
mortgage bonds due Dec.
■
No underwrit¬
The
bon^s
fh-i5t
hJ
f
day of
are
any
J?1of 120 days
bondholder-who is
a
by
real
and
4/a
to
renewal
l*.eie
made
and
of
the
without penalty by corporation
compulsory redemption by corporation
written notice of death
member
of
Sunset
or
Country
resignation
Club,
120
of
a
subordination
agreements
payments
to
received
bonds
in
one
or
Aiore
thy restrictions
to
**1248,085
Shares
peries, 295,528
vertible
reserved
were
shares
were
names
to
purchase
from
before
the
effective
date
for
reserved
the
issuance
&
-
130,000
Aliyn and Co., Ihc.
Ainerican Securities
principal underwriters
which
are
each
has
follows;
as
v
Blair
Leary
300.000
&
Co.
Inc.
&
Co
M.
Union
Sc
Corp
Co.,
Inc.
situation
extension
of
New
near
the
of
Texas
At
801
$80,359,;
were
supply
Orleans.
of
average
Gas
system
in
into
end
year
the
each
reserves
Mr.
equal
Stevenson
situation
of
1948
to
his
'
Gas.
"
completed
was
for
our
summarizing
In
Texas
acquired
and
year,
than tvrice
more
said
have
we
particular
pipeline
'4
."
in
system
adequate
expansionr
but
this
at
-
time
-
-
decision
ma
.
has
been
made-as
to
......
the
to
January,
used
yduring..-3,957^,and
series due
mortgage pipe line bonds, '4%%.
$14,250,000
to retire
to
of
these /bonds -wefe
portion
a
finance
of
spld
the short-term
and
bank
.
the
loans
the
company's 1956 .construction prothe balance of-these bonds will; be
from- the
the
\
,
..
».'»■»..
_
"•*"
>
*
.
VJf
f
•„
,
'
above.—V.
Graham-Paige Corp.
184, p. 2165.
.
Realty & Construction Co.* Inc.—New Lease
Revlon. Inc.; world's leading cosmetic and toiletries company, has
just signed a long-term lease for the 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th floors
the 38-story air-conditioned Tishman building at 666 Fifth Avenue
in
in New York City.
The transaction was announced by Charles Revson,
President of Revlon. and Norman Tishman. President of Tishman Realty
& Construction Co., Inc.. owner-builder of the blockfront
skyscraper.
The
floor
150,000
Co
&
&
L__
&
300,0(00 *
Co.__.
100.000
Company_^__
Boston
100,000
Corp.
850,000
Co.__-_
Southwest
150.00c
lease,
covering
tower
four
floors
in
the
building,
of some 70.000 square feet, was negotiated
area
Co., Inc.,
*
&
broker.—V.
as
185, p.
with
total
a
by Herbert Charles
1050.
Tower Acceptance Cdrp.—Stock Offered—S. D. Fuller
Co. and associates on March 8 offered 200,000 shares
of class A
individual
200,000
also
working
100,000
Forgan
Co
&
Sachs
&
&
Co.
Co.
Marache
Co.'__r_V___-__-Z__—-
150,000
300,000
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc;"
'
125.000
Harriman Ripley A: Co..
Inc.
100,000
Hayden,
"
Miller
&
capital, of
pansion cf
the
BUSINESS
has
stock (par
proceeds
the
from
company
$1) at
the
and
company's business."
price of $5
a
financing
used
will
be
finance
to
to
the
further
ex¬
~
~
.
Corporation,
with its
principal executive office in
is engaged in the business of making small loans to
borrowers principally in the State of Georgia. The
company
—
Texas,
offices
in
EARNINGS—For
Co.l
750,000
.
.
"
750,000
150,000
pany
and -its
consolidated
the
presently
solidated
cents
a
sh.
per
added
the
Carolina.
South
Tennessee
and
Texas.
,
&
Hallgarten & Co._*_____
Haisey,
common
PROCEEDS—Net
750,000
Fred-*-
&
Good'oody
lOO.OCO
year
300.000
&
Goldman.
Co.,
Inc.
Dittmar & Co., Inc
•
750,000
Co.
Granbery,
100,000
Co.:
&
T'
Houston.
'
<51
*
"
.
S.
an
the
capitalization
750,000
'
feet,
for
gas
repav
Glore.
-
7
feet
.
were
150.000
.
1958,
In
Fulton Reid & Co.. Inc.
125,000
Securities
cubic
expansion program
winter demands. The
be financed.
of
Fridley, Hess
"
erking
100,000
883
.
Stokes
1GO.00C
Co.
of
1956
system in
million
cubic
meet
Tishman
Unioii "
Co.____
200,000
&
billion
during
supply
gas
rrSee Graham-Paige Corp.
200,000
"
House
Dain
share,
per
pipeline
of
average
1956
peak
Proceeds
to
total
"
<
Securities
Steele
The First
200,000
cents
and
to 323 billion cubic feet;
gross revenues are up from $31
to 580 million, 3n increase of
158%,, and net 'income for" the
increased 62%—from, $4^44,000 to $7,019,000. Dedicated?
300.000
Co
sold
acquired
presentation
100,000
Courts & Co
Cnrtiss.
Ferris
First
2C0.900
-
Richard W. Clarke
J.
-
Co.
__
Clark
Fauset,
750,000
Republic
(Inc.)I
Chaplin & Co
Clark, Dodge &
Estabrcok
350,800
Co.. Inc.
Central
$300,000
Corp.
100.000
-
>,
the
1956
in
sal? of
remaining bank loans: The ratio .of long-term debt
of the company as of -year efld" 1956
equalled
6o%v\including current maturities and reflecting the4 replacement of
{the short-term bank loans by this bond Issue.—V. 185," p. 764U. «J;;' T
100.000
&
profit
for
feet
gcajn.
to
&
Co.
350,000
.
&
Morris,
200,000
Co.__
&
Becker AcCo., Inc.
Blyth
W.
Elworthy
Equitable
&
.
Barrow,
G.
Elkirs,
W. Baird & Co.,
inc.
Will
his
1976.
used
*'
the.,
of
500,000
Dillon,
Securities
-
200,000
out¬
.
that in each 5'ear since
gas
which had been used
'•
/.
Dominick-
duPont
shares
subsidiary,
severally
j
150,009
•
Baker, Weeks & Co.
Ball, Burge <fe Kraus__
A.
I.
Eastman
300,000
-
&
of
company's
Income
net
2,771,620
on
to
meeting
consolidated
3,700-mile
an
area
1958 of$25,000,900 of first
coh--
••
Co.
.
Co.
Francis
350,000
COrp.
Bache <&
Robert
•
share,
Fed-
outstanding,
pursuant
Drexel A: Co
Abercrombie
Co.
with
Thermoid Co.—20 2%; Owned by
thereof
the_ company
it
proceeds;,
convertible
4.73%-
the
the
on
period,"
the
on
tor
•
Lovett
Skaggs
thereon
(
»
-<\
Doininlck
Dickson
offered
including.
th
ot
after
dividends,
~
under .the
4.50%
of
conversion
Dillon, Read fic Co.,;Inc. $2,400.0Co V
Davis,
above
of
bonds, and the principal amount
agreed
voted by board of
directors;
by. vote of holders of 66%%
bonds
issued
the
meet
reserves
150.000slid/#.
therein,
conversion
for
'•• * '
is
the
contained
were
options. '
7 •- UNDERWRITERS—The
new
for
reserved
series, ahd 192,707 shares
Dallas
purchase
be
may
1956.
stock
wholly-owned
a
292
were
Coast
than
for
to
in
series
in
preferred
common
♦
Texas Gas
have: increased
106%
during the-, seven-year
period* .
,'
*.'".'
/
i'V
;FINANCING—The corporat ion in December. 1956,. entered Int o
agreejpents wiitH: 14- institutional investors -for
sale
7,222.313 shs.
.
common
feet,
emphasis
company's
to
jieriod
160.003 sfe.
■•■*■''' '*,r
J
.
„
days
or
_Vc_>
1955
sales
cubic
-
62,061 shs.;
$?*___—15,000,000 shs.
'
analysts, Mr. Stevenson reported-that,
in the past seven years, from 1950 through 1956,
plant'; investment of
his company has grown from $101 million to
$216 million, an increase
.of T14%,:TannuaL gas- sales
have: increased ", 1307V-Iroin 140 billion
49;61Tslis.
•-
that ;the
R.
and/or
uuistanaing Donas.
Because pledges or
property
red®?mable
month;
membershiP for bondholder
■subject
personal
•
after
of
compare
Corp.,
cubic
like to stress
program
aggregate" principal amount of bonds to be out- "..
S.iatiding thereunder at any one time shall not exceed $650,000,000.
*,
f
,
fOn Feb. .11, 1937 tire holder of this Note gave the required 60 days'
demand tor payment.*
;
v;
.
;
-
E.
secured
are
•
•/.'
(par
morig'agb,: subject
restriction
v-
T •
income
net
equal,
shares
supply
million
v
•
t
•
.
-
stock
f'.'. •Additional
1, 1986
ing is involved.
.
5.85V' series
^Common
„
at par (in denominations of
$1,850 each).
-
..
;
*>
■
eight-year period
how
150,000 sh's.
»,
per
through
Gulf
reserves
..In
•
1,000,000 shs.
convertible-series
150,000
requirements " of the company's present. Customers
through the; 1957-58 winter, was financed by a $25,000,900 bond issue,
Mr. Stevenson stated,, and the
company anticipates no additional senior
debt financing in 1957.
Texas Gas is currently planning an
expansion
650.000
-.-
€.00*7- fccries
.
Placed
value S100i_'_—_
(par
preferred series
4.50%uconvertible series
billion
designed
46,100,000
•-
125,000
.
sales
placing
The
3,975,000
'-S''
,
2.850,000 rf
—
5.50% .'first
,
6,000,000
47,000,000
Co.
&.
had nearly 6.4 trillion cubic feet of dedicated reserves—
figure approximately 20 times the company's sales for 1956.
**
time
'
':
500.000
earnings.
Louisiana
comments
;
-
750,000
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
three-year history, operated at a
approximately 5500,000, or about 18
the
'
40,000,0003.003.491
■*
3,500,000
.
196^ '
Co.
Co.__
Biddle
its
gas,
:
227,374.000
.
40.000,000
;
i__
Preferred'stock
<
A. C.
Corp.—Notes
due
,to stock
debentures T the
7%convertible
maturity
offered, at
will
secured
$1,058,000
Colo.—Files With SEC—
filed
two-year
maturity)• to
«of
•
on.Feb.
$300,000
to
its
2360.
p.
:
,.
of
3
.292,000,000
w
•
$
100,000
i
Witter &
.
Outstanding
$
■.
pipe line bonds____
note
Debentures.
Pitts¬
Detroit.,
$26,433,000
sales
-
City^ Chicago,- Cleveland,
mtge,
•
Serial mortgage notes
and to equip three new restaurants^ one in New York
City,, one
Garden City, N. ;Y., and one in Detroit.-Mich.
Currently, Stouffer's
♦estaurants
"*••
Mortgage
expansion
«costs,
4n
*
-
New 4%%- bonds
short-term
for
*-
*Fifst
operates .18
restaurants, prepares and dis¬
foods and operates a lood
management business;
died on'March 5 With the'SEC a
registration statement covering the'
proposed sale of 245,270 shares of "its common stock
(par $2.50)." '
* i
Glore, Forgan & Co. and Fulton Reid & Co.;
Inc.,
; The
C.:
750,000
Stet¬
Co.
earnings
$1.74
or
gas
'7 would
outstand.ng
FINANCING
500.000
Co.____
________
per day. Gross revenues
with $71,134,000 in 1955.
Stevenson discussed the gas
more
.
GIVING
Weld Jk
Winslow, Cohu &
son
350.000
-
company
30,
company
business' is the transmission of natural gas.
also engaged in the production ot oil and gas and in
the. transportation of petroleum -products; *'
"
■
tributes frozen cooked
*H>tes
the
is
company
in
323
detail,
•
the
Co.L.
&
compared
Mr.
The company's* principal
The
aild
jointly head an
*]Qderwriting groupwhich will offer the stock publicly. Of the shares
krfiered, '90.000 shares are being sold by Stoufferi and the
remaining
155,270 shares are being sold by certain
selling stockholders.
fr '
Jan.
on
The
100,000
Co.—f
&
Wood. Struthers &
Woodard-Elwood &
Exploration
per. day. gales in
million cubic feet
000
Gathering System, Inc., and 28%
of
of Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.
CAPITALIZATION
SEC—
totaled
to
the
Trend
time
Natural
outstanding common stock of Texas Eastern- ,Penn
Jersey Transmission Corp.,-86.2%" of the outstanding common stock of
Wilcox
White,
1955.---
Gas
consolidated
111.
Shreveport, La.
125,000
Walker
Wertheim
consolidated
net
nine
income
B
was
months
had
of
outstanding
income
class
the
subsidiaries
common
ended
Sept.
consolidated
$204,985,
class
$617,727
B
and
equal
common.
30.
income
to
77
For
income
net
share.
cents
the
was
,
_
the
1956.
of
per
year
and
share
1955,
$176,922,
;
com¬
$612,534
of
con¬
67
or
.
,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
completion
of
;
Common, ..Dann
Co.
H.
Dean
2,822,973
;
.
125,000
&r
350,000
had
on
These
$5,722,000,
first
a
incorporated
was
are
report.
contribute.I
the
Texas
&
Noel
Stevenson, President, announced on Feb. 18 before a
York
security
analysts at which he released the
Texas
,
petroleum
a
Beaumont,
T.
of
share
standing., in
31, 1956. the company reported
$175,lk3,S45 and consolidated ne; income of
total operating revenues of $163,264,701 and
of $16,793,525 for the year 1955.
income
net
G
Hop-
corporation
annual
Gulf
of
350,000
982.
p.
per
New
of
revenues
BUSINES?—Collocation
•
Stouffer Corp.—Files Statement With
the
part
furnish
to
company
to
in
producers
reconversion
extending
lateral
a
from
The
Authorized
;This
W.
of
States,
enable
with
1947.
•
}
This
1
has outstanding 881,478,
now'
is
United
185,
100,000
Inc.
Yarnall,
&
125,000
200,000
350,000
150,000
Jaffray
$2.17
which
program
250,000
&
Co.
eral_income taxes, of $7,019,000,
used
be
Inc
Alstyne,
Vietor.
250,000
Texas Gas Transmission
$17,358,655 compared with
the
After
the
transportation
consolidated
sharesand
shares*.
$238,000,000
a
will
Co.>
Cartwright
•
EARNINGS—Fcr the year ended Dec.
company has
the
bonds
Co.,
,
125,000
%
wood
—V.
pipe line to transportation of petro.eum
funds available under a bank loan agreement,
to
balance
of
Big
products
bi the proceeds
will Ije, applied to
sale, and
cost
The
area
Moundsville,
lea.-e- bgck of certain properties,
equipping ancl decorating
three
new
restaurants.
The
signed leasts for new restaurants to be opened in the'fdll
of 1957 and spring of
1958 at 666 Fifth Avenue, New York; Garden.
City, Long Island, New York, and Eastland Shopping Center, Detroit.'",,
i
"The
selling
stockholders
are
Vernon
Stouiier,
President
(16.410
the
the
of
&
'
Van
"150.000
.u
12^,000
Day
&
Co.i
150,000
.750,000
Underwood, Neuhaus
-
125,000
Curtis
Piper,
Inch"
financing to the extent
Coast,
of the
balance
Big
In adclit'or
Grande.
portion
a
«fc
approximately $58,000,000 will be
necessary to complete this
program.
Approximately half of the gas
for the new program is to be purchased from Petroleos
Mexicanos, an
agency
of
the
Mexican
Government,
at
a
connection
on
the
Rio
the
outstanding and are to be o.fered
now
sale
with
additional
tiie
sold
"Little
the
the
connection
products.
with
stock.
common
be
to
the
of
L.
Son
&
150,000
Boyce-^-1
'
150,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson-
increase of 250 million cubic feet of gas per day in tne
company's system and the reconversion of a major por¬
an
Cook
&
Spencer Trask
Co.__^
Tucker, Anthony *&' R.'
150,000
_________
&
Co.___
CO.;
;
'150,000
The Ohio Company^
Pacific Northwest Co.__
time at prices scaling from 106.5%
any
from
proceeds
in
company
tion
The
banking
100% ;
PROCEEDS—Net
Co.
Newhard,
fund,
beginning Sept. 1,
1959, will retire
of the issue prior to maturity.
The bonds are
period of 10 years, but are otherwise redeemable
a
',750,000
Co..
■
the option of the company at
at
\
43EC
investment
an
&
Offered—
sinking
96.37
refundable
Privately—
This company, it was announced on March
6, has ar¬
ranged to place privately, through Leighly & Robertson
inc., Chicago, 111., an issue of $350,000 ten-year first
Clark
&
Corp.—Bonds
&
Swiss American Corp.__
Thomas & Co.__ '
.
group
which: offered on March 6 $40,000,000 of first
mortgage pipe line bonds, 4%% series due March 1, 1977
at 99V2% and accrued interest, to yield
approximately
4.915%
to
maturity.
Subscription books have been
divi¬
any
standard Gas any shares not subscribed for or purchased by others
during the subscription period. In addition, it will purchase the 7,026.25
■remaining shares not covered by the subscription offer.—V. 185, p. 1050.
Story
Transmission
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed
share
per
100.000
Pierce,
Newbold's
Staats
300,000
250,000
Sweney
"
.
'*
H.
R.
Bros.
Stroud
125,000"
Morgan Stanley & Co._
'850,000
F. S. Mosley &
Co350,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
100,000
W.
'
.1 ;curities Corp.
125,000'.
&
.750,000
Stern Brothers & Co.__
Stone
Sc
Webster
Se-
250,000
________
150,000
Co._
&
Co.
Starkweather
100.000
Co.__
Barney
Smithers & Co._'_"
William
,
*150,000'
Milwaukee Co.
Moore. Leonard & Lynch
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
1957, covering $16,445,900 of participations in its Employes Savings
together with 300,039 shares of Texas Co. capital stock which
may be acquired pursuant thereto.—V. 185, p. 1050.
25,
Texas
dend
&
300,000
&
___
S.
Stein
Co._^.,
150.000
& Co.____
ner
-
Co
MVrrili, Turben
Plan
Investment Hews
It* stockholders,
&
&
Hammill
&
Smith,
500,000
100,003
The
The
Corporation and
Hutz-
500,000
F.
"
Inc.
&
&
Lynch,
Inc.
100,000
200,000
125,000"*
Fenner'Ar Beane
•
Co.
250,0O0
350.000
McDonnell & Co._^__
Mead, Miller & Co.-I
Merrill
&
Co.____^___
750,000
Marks
are
into the Club.
500,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Singer, Deane & Scrib-
750,000
.
Masten
McCormick
Securities and Exchange Commission—
General
Co..i,
Cce
M.
Shields
'500,000*
,
350,000
E.
A.
•
,
&
Mason-Hagan,
31.
were
Such
elected
are
Oct.
while
on
Club,
the
of
Co.
Co.
125.COO
Meeds
Co,
f
86.
p.
pajtaeat
club
new
capital
"350 shs.
Schwabacher
Shearson,
Brothers
Laurence
S4Q
559
&
Freres
&
150,000
&
500,000
850,000
Co.
&
Co
Hutton
Inc
Pomeroy,
Thabnann
Higginson Corp._j_
Mackall
100,000
&
Winston
Schoeirkopf,
ICO.OOO
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades
1
Inc
Mosle
Rothschild
500,000
Lehman
150,000
500,000
350,000
Salomon 3ros. &
750.000
Langley & CO._^
Lazard
Gardner-;Co.
125,000
Bissell
C.
Co.,
F.
Rowles,
Co.,"
—i—
Laird,
350 shs.
lOO.OCO
&
Robinson-Humph¬
rey
Rotan,
L.
•
100,005
150,000-
+■
&r Co
The
& Co.
;
17,100
Riter
Mil-
300,000
----L
-
&
Reynolds
Co.
&
Inc.
pay¬
Jan.
&
Kidder
M.
ladenburg,
Outstanding
23.499
Bat¬
&
Co._:
Inc.
.
100,000
Mellen
Inc.
ler.
;
■*
FINANCING
$643,800
held by resident members
shares
the
to
&
K'dder. Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._
Kuhn, Loeb & Co,_
,'
principal
of
Dulles
$125,000
"
&
Reinholdt
250,000
A.
Sunset
..'
-
200,000
Inc.
&c
Pressprich & Co.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
350,000
^
W.
Putnam
100.000
sub¬
was
charter
PRESENT
18,
interest
on
Co._
Shepard
Co., inc._
R.
'
Johnston, Lemon
W.
interest;
shares
were
represent
members-of
incorrect.
was
date
April
-
on Aug,,
1958 and 1959
5%
Prescott,
Week350,000
&
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
500,000
100,000
Hutton & Co
tles,
special
a
&
Hutton
E.
Janney,
principal
1956,.
instalments
$300,000
Co.
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc.
payment
note,
1955, 1958. 1957,
dated
transferred
date
Inc.,
corporate
,
tax.
record
at
incorporated
of 1957, -1958. 1959 -and 1960^11^Capital stock (par $250)-_v
.
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax
F.
$5,000.
stockholders
was
Golf
of
EFFECT
premiums):."..
Aug. 12, 1955, 5%
on
amount
tax:
income
-irPrevious -published
hate
funds,
resident
income
of
payable, in «qua! instalments
5-
$1.25
.
.
cost
:
payable
&
Co,„
Joseph,
r
bonds, due Dec.
notes
dated
paid
.
100%
Canadian
E.
W.
.
amendment
by
Noyes
Hentz. &
Hornblower
trust
insurance
Note
..
.
(quar.)___—1.
books
of
deed
Authorized
4-10
(increased'-.—
TtPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
In
first
estimated
an
.
^Payable
Hayden, Stone & Co
IL
Club, in thee remaining
Aug. 1, 1956.*
existing main clubhouse and
the
of
at
issue
3-14
7-1C
(quar/___—
Mach.—
Door
Corp.
the
the
on
Missouri'corporation
original
changed
Club.
1
2-25
able
Zenith
done
Club,
authorized
as
on
Its
1
4-30
—
Tube
&
*s
7-31
•
Sheet
Yonngstown. Steel
3-2$
37 %c
——-
dividend.;
Stock
rescind
equipping and furnishing of a new clubhouse and
at an estimated cost, including fees and expenses,
room,
all
held
2-23.
37%-c
(quar.)-,—
—
i
Youngstown
locker
the
of
property
was
removal
or
of
room
erection,
$582,000,
3-11
4-
15c
.
Cab Co., 6% preferred
preferred (quar./
"S'oung (L. A.) Spring & Wire
to
.
Henry Herrman & Co125,000
bond
corporate
(This
demolition
locker
The
1938.
: 2-ze.I
3-11
37 %c
,
(quar.)—
"Yellow
■6%
offered
..
Manufacturing
Inc.
has
for which the net proceeds from
purposes
the
on
CAPITALIZATION
4
-
•
Towne
&
"Sard-Man,
1945,
BUSINESS—This
1
3-
1
4-
Club
•
3-11
30c
the
ol
$55,000.
The
<2j
(3)
3-15
25c
Country
Hemphill,
1,
of
ladies'
1
ladies'
3-15
"Wycoff Steel Co.
Aug.
amount
of
$1.12%
Sunset
Retirement
meeting
$1.12%
11
prospectus,
(It
,
4'/-}% prior preferred (quar. >—____
Wrlgley (Wm.j Jr. (monthly)—:
"Wyandotte .Chemicals;——
the
PROCEEDS—The principal
the bonds will be used are:
3-15
3-28
3-28
3-18
&
—.
2-27
3-29
3%
v5%
of
transactions.
Paycfole oj Rec.
Share
Machinery
Petroleum (quar.i
Newspaper
Holdert
When
Per
-
Name of Company
■Wood
.
the
current
financing,
out-
.
Volume
capitalization
standing
short-term
shares
Number 5619
185
the
of
will consist of $550,829 of
ifunmon stock, and 26o,000
company
200,600 shares of class A
common stock.
uebt;
class
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
UNDERWRITERS—Associates
offering
the
in
Inc.^ and Kramer, Woods & Co., Inc.—V.
ford,
company
Associates,
Monica,
are:
French
Craw¬
&
184, p. 2674.
research
a
development
and
p.
(Ret.).
USNRF
Noville.
O.
G.
of
perform
research and development work for the Department
of Defense and
for general industry. It has nandled contracts for various government
divisions and in such areas as aircraft, armament, automotive, trans¬
port and electio-mechanical.
*
-,
Noville maintains complete facilities for research, design development
and testing at its Santa Monica headquarters.
Its staff consis.s of a
group
of technical
specialists,—V. 184. p. 1840.
Tne
.subsidiary
Townsend
new
in
-formed
was
1947
to
,
.
n
Higher Profits—
Tranter Manufacturing, Tne*—Reports
Increased
profits
stockholders
in
and
Annual
24th
the
financial
sound
a
Report
position
prepared
were reported to
for Trar.ter Manu¬
listed were .{141,727 equalling 10.5%
return on invested capital as of the beginning" of the fiscal year.
In reviewing
the financial statement, James R. Tranter, President,
reported that pro.its showed an increase ol 23%
over the previous
year
despite a decrease of 13Vo
in overall sales.
This decrease in
sales
was
nrought about, Mr. Tranter reports,
principally through
the planned elimination ol defense contracts.
Dividends
distributed
during the past year
based on a rate of
20 cents per share came to a total of $73,171. •> The company plans
to
continue
this
rate
by
making -regular payments of
five cents
facturing,
each
Earnings
Inc.
as
also
Tranter
Mr.
reported
that
sales
substantially
were
Tranter
needs—V.
projected
adequate for.
sales
Net
Ifc4,
p.
2883.
set
record
new
a
record
the
from
in
net earnings
although
19E6
in
set
were
and automotive products,
$2,909,397
totaled
earnings
income was $5,819,397 for the latest year as
Federal taxes on
other year in Tung-Sol's
Net
$19,792,000, and common stock earnings
earnings were "$29,000 in excess of the
record
earnings of 1955 and were attained despite costly
weather conditions — the worst drought
in the company's
area
since. 1934;
a
cooler summer which reduced the air-
all-time
adverse
service
The
extra
normal
would
*
•Electric
cents
six
added
ooerating
revenues
Inc.)
Energy,
rose
1955.
above
W.
r*"'-Tt
coal
expected
reserves
$3,400,000.
stock
mon
'
•.
McAfee,
is
$1,300,000, which, after taxes,
to 1956 -earnings.
in
1956
(excluding temporary sales to
to a new high of .$120,910,000, or 6%
about
share
a
,
President, on Feb. 15 further stated;
that near the end of the first quarter, the sale of
in Western Kentucky will produce a profit of about
After taxes, this will amount to 22 cents a
outstanding,
in addition
to our earnings
share on com¬
from normal
operations.""
Proxy .Contest Anticipated-—
it was announced on Feb.
solicitation of proxies from
the stockholders of this company to be voted at the annual meeting
of
stockholders scheduled for
April 20, 1957, except pursuant to a
declaration filed with ana permitted to become effective by tne Com¬
mission pursuant to its Rule U-62 under the Holding Company Act.
According to the Commission, Union anticipates ft proxy contest and
desires
prior to the meeting to make several solicitations of its
stockholders in order to present the position of its management.
Both
Union
and certain of its common stockholders
have filed with the
Commission preliminary solicitation material
purrsuant; to the Com¬
mission's proxy
rules under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 in
.anticipation of soliciting Uivon's security holders in connection wita
the forthcoming annual meeting.
(
Substantial
questions of law and fact may be presented by the
intended
solicitations
under Section
12 <e)
of the Holding Company
Act.
In
view
thereof,
it
appears
to
the
Commission
that it is
Securities -and Exchange
The
issued
has
28.
1973
1,
of
made
holders
its
of
Under
31r 1956.
the
of
to
corporation
all
May
on
holders
the
this
vo
debentures
are
will
be
six
receive
the
interest, at
surrender
each
of
face
debentures
of 6% per annum, accrued to the date of
debenture surrendered
for exchange, which
'
and
renewed
as
will
extended
at
terminate
EST) on May 31, 1957, and any debentures delivered to the
Exchange Agent after that time will not be eligible for exchange. The
3
i
p.m.
however, reserves the right, in its discretion, to extend
which exchanges may be made, or to renew the offer
time after any expiration thereof.
Marine
Midland Trust Co. off New York,
120 Broadway, New
corporation,
the
period
in
time
to
from
The
York
is Exchange
Y.,
N.
15,
Agent.-^V.
184.
2374.
p.
Corp.—Registers With SEC-
United Gas
corporation iiled a registration statement with the SEC An
1957, covering $6,660,000 of participations in the Employees
Purchase Plan of United Gas Corp. and its subsidiaries, United
This
Feb.
25,
Stock
Gas
Line
Pipe
ment
also
200,000
covers
acquired
be
me.y
Union Producing
and
Co.
the
to
registration
The
Co.
United
of
shares
pursuant
United Gas Improvement
Ended
Months
12
Dec.
Operating revenues
Gas
Corp.
state¬
stock
1091.
common
plan.—V. .185.
said
p.
*1955
1956
______
and
expenses
Co.—Earnings Higher—
31—
•
taxes
$26,273,212 $24,473,318
22,411,211
21,108,218
___
,—
____
122,382
$3,365,100
255,674
$3,984,383
$3,620,774
838,629
829,204
$3,145,754
$2,791,370
$3,862,001
income
income
income
deductions_T
Interest, -etc,
;
dividends
Preferred
applicable
number
Aver,
other
and
income
of
Net
Earnings
per
to
share ion
common
$3,027,359
1,234,360
average
$2,672,370
1,242,627-
num¬
outstanding)
ber of share
119,200
118,395
stock__:__
during period
outstdg.
shares
deductions
prior
common
$2.15
$2.45
—
Commission,
prohibiting
order
an
the
the public interest and for the protection of investors
to
require Union and all other persons desiring to
solicit Union's security holders in connection with the company's next
annual meeting to comply with the provisions of Rule U-62.
Unl'-ss
a
declaration in
respect of any such solicitation
is filed with and
appropriate in
consumers
permitted
lawful
become
to
under
effective
Commission's
the
184.
stockholders.—V.
by
the
rules
to
Commission,
make
it
would
solicitation
a
of
be un¬
Union's
comparative purposes.—V.
Gas Pipe Line Co.—To
United
Union Telephone
184,
368.
p.
Co.
of Michigan
above.—V.
185,
p.
386.
High—
in 1956 and gains from the sale
of surplus aircraft were estimated at an all time high of $14,680,500
by W. A. Patterson, President.
This is equivalent to S4.57 per shave
on
the average number of shares outstanding, as compared with $3.85
Net
earnings
oi
United
Air Lines
1955.
in
results, M'r. Patterson pointed out that gains
of $4,339,400 on tire sale ot surplus aircraft contributed to the record
total.
Net earnings of $11,244,577
in 1955 included gains of $80,543
Commenting
iron
aircraft
on
1956
sales.
been
lias
nounced
on
Feb.
United seeks
holders
ot
voted
a
record cn
"The
the
31 declared a quarterly cash dividend of 12lie
share, payable March
addition
in
prudence
next
several
of
stock
15 to stockholders of record on Feb. 15, and
dividend of 4% payable June 15 to stock¬
the proposed facilities in
.
to Container Corp. of Aineiica
mill near Brewton, Escambia County,
will reimburse United for the cost
estimates that during each of the first three
to
Container corporation 1,750,000,000 cubic
service
cstiiuateu
is
ment
The facilities
mately
40
cubic
5,000,000
at
use in its pulp and
Ala. The Container Cor¬
of the facilities. United
full years it would deliver
feet.
Peak day require¬
for
-
for
any
figures
operations of United Air Lines in January set new
such month in compan" history, according to esti¬
released
by Robert E. Johnson, Vice-President -and
has*
be
about
or
on
185,
use
982.
p.
Offered—The*
Carolina Telephone Co.—Stock
Western
Feb. 25 offered to its common stockholders
the right to subscribe on or before March 27 for 43,G35
additional shares of common stock (par $5) at $6 per
share on the basis of one new share for each five shares
company
on
offering is not underwritten.
The
held.
FINANCING—The company has made
ADDITIONAL
PLANS
arrange¬
Manhattan Bank of New York for a revolving;
to carry forward its new construction and*
conversion program.'
This revolving credit is so arranged that as lb«
company sells its securities,
the moneys from the sale of same will
be paid to the Chase Manhattan Bank and borrowings will be allowed
to
rebuild to $900,000.
This procedure may be continued throughout?
the life ol' the construction program.
The revolting credit is usually
with
ments
line
Chase
the
of
credit
of
$900,000
period cf approximately two years and the present lino1957, and it is expected to be renewed thereafter
5
">
The company will sell at various times its common stock and long,
term bonds
to provide
the repayment to the Chase Manhattan Bank
revolving credit mentioned above, so that during this period of timss
approximately 103;006 shares of its common stock will be sold of whiehthis issue of 43,635 shares is a part,.
It is also anticipated that during
the period the company will sell an additional $1,000,900 of its firso
mortgage bond3 which would
be in addition to the $1,500,000 first*
set
for
up
a
expires June 30,
for
$1,000,000.
mortgage bonds
\;-
outstanding.
now
the
with
accordance
PROCEEDS—In
above
of
plan
the*
financing
received from this offering will be paid to the Chaser
application on this company's then outstanding,
to said bank.
'
entire net proceeds
Bank
Manliattan
indebtedness
for
company
was
originally
incorporated
in
North.
24, 1924; and under an agreement of merger datert
said agreement of merger beiilg between Western Caro¬
lina Telephone Co., Carolina Mountain Telephone Co., Weaverville Elec¬
tric & Telephone Co., The Madison Telephone Co, and The North Bun¬
BUSINESS—The
on
Nov.
1951,
19,
Sept.
combe Telephone Co., wherein these companies Were all oesfrou3 of
being merged together under provisions of Section 165 of Chapter 53;
of the General Statutes of the State of North Carolina into a surviving,
corporation. Western Carolina Telephone Co., said agreement of merger
approved by
all stockholders concerned
and became effecttre1, 1952.
The agreement of merger became the charter of tbe
Western Carolina Telephone Co.
appurtenant facilities.—V.
and
Common stock
—V.
185,
183,
p.
714.
This
Lower—
States Plywood Corp.—Earnings
equal, after preferred dividends,
to
$2.52 per share pn the presently outstanding
2,389,826 s ares of
common
stock.
This compared with net profit in the correst-o .ding
nine months a year ago of $8,615,900, alter $7,592,8.10 income taxes,
or
$4.05 per share 011 2,004,103
common shares outstanding 011 Jan.
$4,060,300.
'
1956.
31,
i
President,
stated
"the
rcsul's
company's
the
for
ended Jan. 31. 1957 reflected .1 depressed price condition in
plywood, industry brought about
bv overproduction.
After
reviewing latest operating results at our West Coast mills,
we have
devtded to reduce our fir plywood production effective immediately
to
minimize depletion of our timber resources
under present condi¬
incurred
construction
142,000.—V.
The
1957 was $1,$451,700.
The- quarters
prolit was equal, after preferred dividends, to 55 cents per share 0.1
the
2,389 820 common
shares outstanding and compared with .net
profit in the corresponding pericd a year ago of $2,692,200, after
$2,339,400 income taxes, or $1.26 per share in the same quarter of
the preceding year on 2,004,103 common shares then outstanding.,
share
with
income
taxes
of
after
a
year
ago,—V.
185,
p.
Y.
will
corporation
A
The
by
Permutit
Co.
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
made
to The
Ward
capital
to exchange its shares for those of
been approved for transmittal to The Permutit
companies, according
011
Permutit stockholders.
Industries Corp.
already owns 23% of the 220,000 outstanding
Co. Under the exchange plan, holders
remaining 169.150 shares of Permutit capital stock will be asked
to exchange their shares on the basis of three-quarters of a share of
Ward common stock and eight-tenths of a share of Ward $25 par 53-»%
cumulative convertible preferred stock for each share of Permutit capi¬
of
the
authorized, will be convertible
into Ward common stock at $18 per common share.
The offer will be
registered with the Securities & Exchange Commission before it is sub¬
mitted to the stockholders of Permutit.—V. 184. p. 2374.
stock.
The
preferred
issue,
p.
company
brakes,
has
produced
according
to
Clutch Co.—Milestone—
its one millionth pair of mobile home
Steven P. J. Wood, President.—V. 185,
ISO.
!
West
Penn
Power Co.—Proposed
>
c
t
.
"
4,
Stock Offering—
subsidiary of The West Ptnu Electric Co., l as
applied to the sEC for authorization to issue dnd sell to its ht«>c;bokitrs,
including
West Penn
Electric, aiditUnal common shares
This
company,
a
one
March
1957.
25,
There
will be no underwriting.
183, p. 1280.
President,
March
on
Inc.—Sales Up 27.5%—
1
announced a
record high total
of $3,516,765 for the 12 months ended Dnc.
This represented an increase of 27.5% over sales of $2,759,803
lf.55.
Non-network sales in 1956 reached
over the preceding year.
Net
40%
exactly
increasing
Wood Steel Co.—Sales and Earnings
(Alan)
for
the
were
President,
Wood.
R.
1956
production
new
annual
highest
records were
and John T.
Up—
in the company's 130-vear history
also set during the year, Harieston
Whiting, Chairman, stated in their
stockholders.
report to
$69,330,000 compared with
$58,376,000
1955.
in
Net
the year, afier all tpxes and charges, amounted to
after preferred dividends, to $4.01 per share on the
outstanding at the year-end. This compares
or
$3.32 per share on 675,735 common shares out¬
earnings for
equal
$3,096,000,
696,007
shares
common
$2,552,000,
with
standing
at
the close
the
stated
improvements
tons
1955.
of
company's
program,
Messrs.
Wood
and
its open hearth department to a rated capacity of
from its previous rating of 625,000 tons. Cold-
year
per
annealing capacity
rolled
expansion
that in 1956 Alan Wood spent $6,689,000 for pvoperty
and $917,000 lor mine development; the company com¬
piled expansion of
800,000
increased 50%'.
was
major expansion projects are somewhat
prolonged deliveries of equipment. A new plant
for the Penco Division is now scheduled for completion in July.' A new
cold-rolled temper mill is nearing completion.
Ii,
was
that
stated
behind schedule
due
other
lo
authorized during the year amounted to S7.981.QOO.
is enlargement of the company's No. 2 blast
Increase pig-iron capacity by 20%.
It is expected
this will be completed by mid-1957.—V. 185, p. 869.
Appropriations
Included
furnace
that
already
Warner Electric Brake &
This
electric
of
on
revenues
record,
new
The Permutit
shares of
Patt,
F.
Wbiling
corporation
has
announcement
an
expire
Discussing
March 4 by Richard Weiniuger, Ward Presi¬
dent.
and
H.
W.
Foulds, Permutit President.
The proposal will be
submitted
to
ihe Ward stockholders for" approval before the offer is
to
filed a letter of notification with the
class B common stock ipar $li to beof record Feb. 4, 1957 at $8.56 per
new
share for each seven shares held.
of
Sales for 1956 reached a record
on
this
proposal
19
shares
profits, after providing for Federal income taxes, amounted to $478,112
as
against $274,739 for the same period in 1955.
Net earnings per
share amounted (o 88 qents-as compared to 50 cents for 1955, based oiv
542.130 shares outstanding as at Dec. 31, 1956.—V. 184, p. 1734.
Commission—
March 1 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 150.000 shares of common stock ipar 10 centsi to be
offered
at
$2
per
share,
through Milton D. Blauncr & Co.. Inc.;
Michael G. Kletz & Co., Inc.; Stanley Heller & Co. and Aetna Secu¬
rities Corp.,
all of New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to tbe used
for machinery, equipment,
expansion, inventory and working capital
The
'>
stockholders
B
basis
the
on
Sal-is
Transistor Products Corp., Westbury, N.
cost $12,•»
expected to
" "
registered by the company in
a
and
Universal
,
proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V.
31, 1956.
1092.
Files With Securities and Exchange
1957 is
the year
for
Feb.
on
23.307
class
to
advertising
$17,839,000
periods
with the
due April
principally to the payment of tempo¬
amount of $12,000,000.
This .hank debt
with the company's construction program.
WJR, The Goodwill Station,
in
sales for the quarter ended Jsn. 31, 1957 were $46,estimated income taxes
of £451,700.
The quarter's
ar.d $149,311,000, respectively, in the corresponding
Consolidated
429,800
profit for the quarter ended Jan. 31,
registration statement
a
1477.
p.
company
John
net
Willi
total
the
.
program
180,
covfrir.fr
SEC
tions."
estimated
.
Williamson Co., Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With SEC—
The
after
filed
5
connection
in
was
The
Rights
Consolidated
Co.—Registers
be: applied
will
proceeds
the
429,8C0
March
on
bank loans in
quarter
fir
'
$1,500,000
;
266,709shs.
■
Electric
Massachusetts
.
Outstanding
$1,500,000
600,000 shs.
(par $5)
.
FINANCING
982.
p.
company
offered
Antoville,
W.
S.
The net profit was
PRESENT
1987,
rary
corporation reports that its consolidated net profit for the nine
ended Jan. 31,
1957 was $6,415,100,
alter estimated Income
The
Commission.
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
covering $12,000,000 of first niortgago bonds, series C>
to be offered-for public sale at competitive .bidding.
SEC.
1,
months
taxes of
Utilities
Carolina
North
to it by the State of North Caro¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
United
in its various
necessity issued
25-year 4%% first mortgage bonds due
March 1, 19791
Western
which United seeks authorization include approxi¬
eight-inch
pipeline from a point in Baldwin
Container corporation's ol. nt,
plus me.e/ing unu
to
through the
telephone company aw-I
territories tinder certificates
operating
independent
an
business
do
ana
Authorized
of
stations
to
convenience
lina
is
company
franchised
of
feet.
for
miles
Ala.,
County,
regulattng
this action is influenced by expansion plans for
combined with the necessity of peeping fi¬
Passenger-cargo
records
mated
to
proposes
order to render direct natural"
poration
yeais,
New Records Set in January—
date will
record
The
15).
for
(1
Power
CAPITALIZATION
,
-
it
and
Power;
1957.
$61,000,000—V.
at
'Die
May 15.
nancially strong during the transition lo the Jet age and the mirrent
tightness of the money market," Mr. Patterson said. ""The stork divi¬
dend pays heed to these considerations while enabling our stockholders
to participate (n company, growth."
I
...
■
i
Penn
West
of
the proceeds of the stock sale, to¬
gether with treasury cash and the proceeds from a later (1957) issue
of
about $20,000,000 of senior securities,
in financing the 1957 an<fc
1958 construction requirements of itself and its subsidiaries, estimated,
15.
paper
ta]
Tlie directors on Jan.
per
19,
West Penn
Increase Facilities—
seeking authorization for tne conof direct service facilities at an estimated cost of $1,140,419
accepted
for
filing,
the Federal Power Commission an¬
(Stockholders by the boards of directors of bcth
United Air Lines, Inc.—Earnings at Record
3,346,367 shares, or approximately 95%
stock
Jan.
this company
application by
rtruction
Co. (Mich.)—Merger Effective—
Telephone
General
See
.
thereon.
owns
now
common
234,332
than
March
is
An
Ward Industries
•
outstanding
agreed to purchase all of the additional shares not subscribed by the
public stockholders.
Based on present market conditions, it is esti¬
mated
that
the offering
price of the additional West Penn Powei,stock will be not less than $48 nor more than $53 per share, and that
the number of shares will be not more than 251,606
il for 14) nor
2883.
p.
cn
hearing
a
was
for
"Reclassified
.
.and
the
of
of approximately $12,000,000; and the
oider giving interested persons until Marco
proceeds
issued
request
Carolina
income
Net
produce
has
to
53
all
exchange, the
$1 per snare)
surrendered in
common
stock (par
of
with
together
attached,
shares
rate
sucn
paid in cash. «
Exchange Offer
This
of
amount
coupons
.
generation, t was
hy dro
have
Total
the
loud;' and the most severe fit. Louis ice storm in 30
service to more than 100,000 customers.
cost of steam plant fuel alone,'"" to make up for below
interrupting
years,
J.
was
These
share.
a
conditioning
1956
for
income
$1.70
were
than double
Louis, Mo.—Record Earnings—
Union Electi'k Co., St.
.
compared
<
$4,234,102 in 1956, more
history.—V. 184, p. 2228.
principal
interest
will
holder
plus
gas
With $6,854,393 ill 1955.
V Capital expenditures totaled
debentures due Aug.,
the Exchange Offer
in
$100
unmatured
the report notes.
for 1956 compared
earnings were equal after preferred
1955. ^ These
any
each
Gross
with $3,239,393
dividends to $3.83
per share on the 704,931 shares actually outstanding at the end of 1956
and to $4.65 per share on
the 649,333 common shares actually out¬
standing at the end of 1955. Stated per share earnings have not been
adjusted to reflect the b'-'o stock dividend paid in 1956; Income 'Wore
Net
Offer
off
1955.
.
in
of
terms
officers
the
Exchange
the
given tne right to exenange any or all of their debentures in principal
face amount of $100 or multiples thereof on the following basis: For
Other
and LouiS Rieberi, Presi¬
dent, has announced that the company has discontinued for the present
all further activities in color TV picture tubes.
They noted that the
company
had reached pilot production on these tubes in 1955 "but
after weighing"tbe heavy commitment
in capital funds and skilled
manpower
against the continued limited market for color television
sets"
it was decided that ."both the funds and
the personnel could
be more profitably employed
in other activities."
Net sales
for 1956 amounted to $53,838,822, a gain of 5.3%
over
the $51,114,549 reported in 1955.
Much ,ol the increased sales volume
is attributable
to improved results in
the tenet,"al market for both
electronic
the
Operating
Harvey.W- Harper, Chairman of the Board,
-.
6"o
20-year
authorized
have
extend
and
Operating
VTung-Sol Electric Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
somewhat
(including
increased
products lines and that this trend shows every evi¬
dence of continuing during the curcnt year.
The company continues
to hold a sound iinancial position by
maintaining a 2.4 to 1 ratio
of current assets- to current liabilities.
Working capital is said to be
in wll
was
1957,
West Penn Electric
to 4,160.000 ton miles, while mail
to 2,340,000 ton miles.
Express volume of
less than 1%" under January, 1956.—V. 184,
2%
up
directors
renew
which
quarter.
*
18,
less
was
exchange
Commander
an
•
miles
ton
Commission
Jrom
miles,
2675.
The
price
purchase
an
was
6%
up
airplane
revenue
United Dye & Chemical Corp.—Offer Extended—
Calif.
not disclosed but the acquisition was made
stock.
•
1
F. R. Dickenson, President of Townsend, said Noville will be operated
as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary under the direction of its President,
The
through
class)
9,940,000
.■
freight climbed 38%
-1,026,000
of G. O. Noville &
organization in Santa
7%.
mrtes,
passenger
revenue
and
1956,
to
sufficient
„
349.933,000
in
month
of
increase
Air
President.
the
operated
same
4 announced acquisition
March
on
inc.,
to
United
first
Co.—Acquires Research Organization—
Townsend
-This
Assistant
the
B
XWrh )».• iitV t'<-{1201)
c ncuuai <
,
in
this program
which
will
Worcester County
Electric Co.—To Offer
Stock—
England Electric System, lias
to- issue and sell an additional
87,(86
stock to Its stockholders, at a
subscription price of $55 per share on the basis of one new
lor each
six shares held;
and tne Commission has given interested
persons until
March 13, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.
NEKS,
ar, owner
of 522.533 shares <99.318% ) of the outstanding stock, prar
i'oscs
to exercise its rights to cubscribe for 87,088 shares; and it
furchcr
proposes
to purchase at the end or the subscription period
This
applied
.,11
company,
subsidiary
of
New
unsubscribed shares.
.sroek,
,
proceeds from the sale of the
amounting to $4,822,730, to the discharge of a like
Worcester
»
a
to the SEC for authorization
shares or its $25 par capital
mirnicniirf?
will
infiL
c
apply
f
f
the
inhlp
If)
NKKS.—V.
li,2.
0.
1847.
additional
amount of
ju
r
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March#11, 1957
...
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
185,
(CST)
a.m.
$14,000,000
highway bonds.
Dated April
1,
1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958
to
1976
inclusive.
Bonds
1963 and thereafter
of
April
interest
1,
tional
1962.
payable
following:
Principal
at either
100.05,
2.98%,
in
Mobile;
Bank,
&
420,000 2%s. Due
the
Trust
1965
approved
1973
983
p.
awarded
to
a
com-1
of;Seattle, Blyth & Co.,
Foster & Marshall, Wm. P. Harper
& Sons & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen &
Co., John Nuveen & Co., AllisonWilliams
Co.,
and
F.
Brittain
Kennedy & Co., as follows:
$508,000 4s.
Due
1959 to
Due
April
from
Cochise
185,
870
p.
Weeden
County
Buttonwillow
Water District, Kern
County, Calif.
eral
Sale
,
».
j.
w
■
*
•*
f,
Pima
*
•
County School Districts
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elsa B.
Hanna,
Clerk
of
Board
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
sealed
bids
March
on
until
18
for
of
$260,000
site
bonds, as follows:
building
$171,000
School
bonds.
District
Due
and
No.
July
on
11
the
12
from
1
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
*■
89,000
High School
12 bonds. Due
1960
to
Dated
and
f
Supervisors,
District
No.
July 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
Jan.
interest
—
to
1957.
185,
Trust
&
offered
983
p.
Bank
gen¬
of
were
—
America
Savings
sew6r
were
bonds
awarded
posed
of
National
offered
to
The
a
Trust
March
7
group com¬
of America
Bank
building bonds offered March
v.
185,
p.
group
composed
Central
of
Youngberg, Lawson, Lecy
Williams, and C. N. White &
Co., at a price of 100.07, a net in¬
cost
of
about
4%,
fol¬
as
lows:
1958
Due
to
150,000
from
1977
15
Company; Bache & Co.;
Byrne and Phelps, Iny; Robert
Patterson
&
Co.; McDougal &
Condon, Inc.; Fox Reusch & Co.;
First
of
Arizona
Corbett
15 from
inclusive.
Due
ing
1989 to
1992
about
3.80%,
$745,000 4s.
net interest
a
as
cost
15
inclusive.
1
from
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
1,040,000
3%s.
Due|
June
from 1965 to 1972
inclusive.
1
Cabot, Ark.
Sale—An
issue
Improvement District
sold
of
Water
No. 2 bonds
to E. L. Villareal
&
Co.,
and the Southern Securities
Corp.,
jointly, as 4.70s. Due on July 1
from
1958
terest
to
1977
inclusive.
In¬
J-J.
Alameda
Contra
Bond
Costa
(P. O.
Offering—W.
bids until 11
for
the
a.m.
School
District,
Sale
—
The
to
school bonas offered
Maica
u—v.
Paasch,
receive sealed
(PST)
purchase
1958
on
of
March
$300,000
1 bonds.
on April
inclusive.
1982
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut-
the'
County
at
..
.
electric
County Water Works
1
<sf
(P. O. Fresno),
Offering—H. H.
the
Board
p.m.
(PST)
Dated
March
of
on
March
15
from
15,
Dist.
1
bids until 4:30
11
for
water
1957.
1960
bonds.
revenue
Due
April
on
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
gality approved
Hay ward
Union
High
Bond
&
proved
O rr i
School Dis¬
Calif.
headed
by
the
about
3.77%,
$168,000 5s.
0
24,000 3%s. Due on April 1, 1965.
192,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
1966
to
1973
to
inclusive.
216,000 3%s. Due
1974
1982
to
on
April 1 from
-
to
America
Other members of the syndicate:
185,-
the
bonds.
Due'
1979
on
in¬
983—were
p.
headed
group
rity-! irsi
'A,,--,-
Additional
awarder
,
Sale—The
$979,001
building,
series B bonds offerer
at the-same time were awarded to
composer! of the Bank of
Nationals-Trust &
Sav¬
Association, 7of; San'-Fran¬
cisco; Dean Witter .& Co.; Paine.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Johi
Nuveen
Stone
ards
Co.;-Taylor
&
.Ton^c.- Cos^rove
C. N. White &
100.07,
,
1958 to
&
Co., at
at
9
hi# office
a.m.
in
Los
(PST)
on
Angeles
April
i'V
the
purchase
of
$10,000,000
building bonds. Dated May 1,1957.
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1982
Due
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
the
County
(M-N)
Los Angeles
District,
Los
>■
1980 to
■
1982
inclusive.
^ i
California
awarded
bids
at
until
for
9
the
his
office
a.m.
in
Los
(PST)
purchase
on
offered
the
to
of
April
2
$10,000,000
building bonds. Dated Mav 1,1957.
Due on May 1 from 1958 to 1982
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Norco
March
Bank
March
March
side
eral
were
Feb.
$460,000
water
No. 6
5
were
of, America
15,
1957.
Due
15 from-1958 to 1971
on
inclu¬
185, p. 870—
Taylor & Com¬
to
of Beverly Hills, at
100.02, a net interest
pany,
of
of¬
27—v.
awarded
a
price
cost
of
posed
-
Redlands
School
Bernardino
bonds
ings
of
100.06.
&
San
and ;2%s,
*
'
3s
as
at
a
of
Sav¬
price
building
group
bonds
•
_
was
by' the
headed
•
America 'National
$380,000
sold
to
a
Bank- of
Trust
&
Sav¬
1981
inclusive.
on
"
Dec. 15, 1982.
t *4
District
of
to
185,
a
Boettcher
984—r
p.
group
&
com-?
Co.,
Stern
3V2S, at
as
price
a
/
R-l
Bond
County
District
(P. O. Lake wood), Colo.'
Offering—Thomas J. Car¬
Secretary
ney,
School
of
the
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
19
4:30
the
for
general
(MST)
p.m.
purchase
obligation
in
1978
to
1967
able
as
$3,000,000
Dated
Dec.
on
1
from
inclusive: Bonds due
thereafter
and
of
March
on
of
bonds.*
Dec.
1,
call¬
are
1966.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legale
and interest
tv
hv
Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
7
^
ings
Association,of San Fran¬
cisco, as 3s and 2%s, at a price
100.09.
;
Bond
City
Clerk,
will
•
L.
receive
bids until 8 pmir-(PST)
20
for
the
purchase
Dated April
1
of
from
4,^1957. Due
1958"
to
1987-
March
$498,000
bonds.
on April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
at
the
fice,
or
at
National
Los
&
(P. O. Hartford), Conn.
Offering — Herman P.
Koppiemann,
ceive
Asso-,
Angeles. Legality
(EST)
District,'.
Alameda County,
C^lif. '
$190,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 5—v. 185,
Bond
p.
Sale—The
984—were awarded to
a
group
&
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner
& Beane;
H. 'Barth & Co., Wil¬
for
the
pur¬
fol¬
transmission
and
.
water
and
1957
to
4,500,000
-
22
as
yard
bonds.' Due
gram
from
The
School
March
re*p.m.
•
shop
Angeles.
Lorenzo
Chairman,, will
bids! until 2
$4,000,000 bonds,
$2,500,00
1956.
San
on
of
lows:
aoproved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Los
sealed
chase
pay¬
Savings
:
Bond
City Treasurer's of¬
thje Bank- of America
Trust
.CONNECTICUT
Hartford County Metropolitan Dist.
Berg,
sealed
on
plant? "facilities
sewage
'7
Clemente, Calif.
Otferfhg—Max
R. H. Moulton & Co., Dean Witter
1960 to
i ' »*
par.
1959
Bond Sale—An -issue of
'
building bonds
April 1, 1957. Due
:
Redlands Union High School Dist.,
San Bernardino? County, Calif.
•
School
5—v.
Wiesner, Inc.,
No.
Fran¬
a
March
Jefferson
to
Bank
the
Trust
Association,^ of
cisco,
sold
was
*' »•
Co., both of Kansas City,'
Coughlin & Co., Bosworth, Sullivdn & Co., and
Kirchner, Ormsbee
County, Calif.
National
County
improvement
on
Dec.
1
1996 inclusive.
from
'
;
sewerage extension pro-
bonds.
1957 to
bonds
Due
on
Dec.
1
1986 inclusive.
are
dated
Dec.
»
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the District Treasurer's
Lice.
Legality approved
Storev,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
1
composed
of 4Bank
of ..America
N. T. &. S. ^7 of San Francisco,
30,000 4 ^s. Due
County
^ *■»"> ;
K
J '
Brothers & Co., the City National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Commerce
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
headed; by
in¬
and V interest
Trust
San
District,
Due
1982
COLORADO
awarded
were
&
$430,000 41/2S. Due
Dec. 15 from
building
1957.
to
•*!'
—ovision
'•
.
about 4.47%, as follows:
on
Angeles,
(P. O, Littleton), Colo./'.
Sale
The * $1,250,000
offered
of
;
--
-
m
gen¬
bonds
1,
1958
•'*■■■
\rapahoe
office.
of
County, Calif.
Sale—The
obligation
from
a
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
ciation, of
Community Services, River¬
May
Principal
Bond
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of. mo on .7. - 7.7;
San
Angeles
1
,
f
National Trust'&
■
-L
May
;
Sale—The $250,000 build¬
bonds
.
A
,
April 2 for
on
$68,000
(M-S)
payable .at. the
Treasurer's office.**-•"
Porterville School District, Calif.
Bond
<
i
<
in Los
of
Dated
.1974
City High School
Angeles County,-
Bond Offering—Harold J.
bstlv,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
purchase
bonds.
to 1979 inclusive. / -V
/
105,000 3 V2S. £)ue'on April 1 from
of
.
bonds.
District,. Calif
(PST)
a.m.
clusive.
April 4-from
on
;V7
;
■
2
for
the
of
1973. inclusive.
230,000 4s. Due
building
until
School
his office
until 9
FLORIDA
by
&
'
''
Cocoa, Fla.
Bond Sale—An
000 water
•
i.ti.t
Lindo
bids at
.
April 1 from
on
of
Bond Offering—Harold J.
on
follows:*
as
Bank
Ostly;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
price
a
National
..
Vcdle
Miller
interests cost
net
.a
about 4.11%,
America
City School District,
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
The sale consisted of:
-
Co„
Youngberg; Hill, Rich¬
Co.; Lawson; Levy & Wil
group
Los Angeles
5
were
composed of
N. T. & S. A.,
j
&
&
liams*
and
&
Williams, Stone & Youngberg, H.
&
.
group
$1 150,000 improvement
500,000 water bonds. V
ings
-
&-Co., and C. N. White
Co
'
group
American
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Beane, J. Barth &
Co., Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co.,
Irving Lundborg
&
Co.,
Lawson, Levy
&
Work
-
Angeles, R. H. Moulton & Col,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, J. Barth & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Irving
Lundborg & Co.;
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Stone
& Youngberg, and C; N. White &
by the Secu¬
Bank, of \Lo.
National
Angeles.
&
Co.
a
from
Calif.
offered i March
of
1
The $1,650,000
e—
bonds
sive.
R. H. Moulton & Co., Dean Witter
April
Clara,
Sal
Bank
Dated
inclusive.
Santa
Bond
awarded
a
ing
""1958 to 1964 inclusive.
inclusive.
Security-First
a
April 1 from
on
on
Los
follows:
as
Due
from
April 1 from
on
1982
ing, series A bonds offered Marcl
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of
1
Due
,1977 to
4—v.
of
Association,of San Francisco, at
43,000 4s.
If
■'
as
*;1966 to 1976 inclusive.
7;
Sale—The $656,000 build¬
April
on
142,000 3%s. Due
.
.
3.97%,
1965 inclusive.
Riverside County, Calif J
Bond
syndi¬
a
about
Verde Unified School District
$644,000 41/2S. Due
Bank,
..ap¬
Francisco.
—
.983—were awarded to
Legality
.
c k,
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
Herrington
Sale—The $600,000 school
March 5
v.
185,
offered
by
,
of
v
,71958 to
interest
County
and
the
payable vat
office.
of
.
Alameda County,
trict,
Le¬
by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles..
fered
Calif.
Shields,
Directors,
of
March
$80,000
works
Dated April 1, 1957.
Bond
No.
will
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on March
20 for the purchase of $6,500,000
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Fresno
purchase
$1,280,000
T.
Improvement District No.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due
from
(A-O)
Principal
cost
$56,000 4s.- Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1977
on
Treasurer's
interest
office.
Clerk,
Martinez),
Calif ornia
Bond
will receive sealed
Unified
City
County Sanitation
Dist. No. 7A
Clerk
Alam-da Coun*^.' C*"*:e
v.
—
p.
Bond
CALIFORNIA
5
Angeles, as 4s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 3.98%.
1
ARKANSAS
Bond
Los
Los
12
on
District,
March
County Clerk, will
June
on
School
870—were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank of
of
follows:
Due
Oak
bonds offered
185,
Burns.
:
payable
and
.<
June
on
Angeles County, Califi
Sale—The $101,000'build¬
&
100.0003,
was
Charter
Pickard,
Inc.;
and
G. Taylor & Co., at a
price
Edw.
of
Corp
26
inclusive.
June
Bond
public
Principal
Due
E.
June
on
1976
on
1983
3V2S.
from
to
Due
15 from
inclusive.
Due
1971
to
100,000
Jime
on
1970
3%s.
150,000 4s.
a
Re¬
March
on
purchase (ff $195,000 build¬
Dated April 1, 1957.
bonds.
inclusive.
a
&
&
6—
983—were awarded to
Angeles
Glendale, Calif.
Bond Olfering—G. E. Chapman,
bids
$1,785,000
(PST)
Treasurer's
Staats & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co.,
Stone &
terest
follows:
America National Trust & Savings
$1,000,000 series
Savings Assoc¬
iation of San
Francisco; Harris
Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Weeden &
Co.;
J. Barth &
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Wm. It.
High
Yuma),
The
—
Los
Dated April 1, 1957.
April 1 from 1958 to 1977
(A-O)
p.
California
Bond Sale—The
A
Yuma Union
Sale
on
cate
Arizona
Bond
in
bonds.
Due
Asso-
Central Contra Costa
Sanitary
District, Contra Costa County,
Principal
School District (P. O.
t
office
a.m.
ing
bonds
(J-J) payable at the
County,
.bonds
-
the
$160,000
interest
ing
Ostly,
for the purchase of $279,000 build¬
ciaf"
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Yuma
v.
$450,000 5s.
1,
The
—
obligation
4
p.
'
to
Co., and H. E. Work &
Co., jointly, as 4s, at a price of
100.44, a basis of about 3.94%.
68
ing bonds offered March 4—v. 185,
983—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co. y
awarded
were
—
&
National
School District
(P. O. Brisbee), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
No.
9
inclusive.
District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
awarded
ARIZONA
his
at
until
—
March
1971 to 1982 inclusive.
price of
Sch.
Bond
1
Dean
to
a
County Clerk, will receive sealec
bids at her office in Oroville, un¬
11
a.m.
(PST) on March 11
Palo
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Sale—The $164,000 build¬
bonds offered March 5
v.
ing
1970 inclusive.
842,000 4^8s.
at
basis of about 3.87%.
a
April 1 from
on
Gladstone School District, Los
Bond
posed of Pacific Northwest Com- '
pany,
ing
185, p. 870 — were awarded to
Shearson, Hammill & Co., as 3%s,
at a price of
100.02, a basis of
about 3.74%.
7
bids
awarded
were
—
Witter & Co., as 4s,
group
Orange County, Calif.
Sale—The $235,000 build¬
bonds offered March 5 — v.
Angeles County, Calif.
County, Calif.'
borg &
Co.,
Lawson, "Levy &
Williams, Stone & Youngberg, H.
E. Work & Co., and, C. N. \vniie\
& Co., at a price of
100.08, a net
Bond Offering—Harriett James.
for the
Bond
Bond Offering—Harold J.
$1,350,000 101.03,
municipal utility revenue bonds;
Artesia
offered March 6—v. 185, p. 983— i
were
office.
liam R. Staats & Co., Irving Lund-
~
.
til
inclusive.
Alamitos School District, Orange
The
—
Count}
Legality ap¬
Garden Grove School District,
April
Oroville School District,
Butte County, Calif.
•t.
the
cisco.
April 1, 1972.
1 from
on
on
1982
to
April 1 from
on
Sale—The $255,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 5—v. 185,
Ketchikan, Alaska
Sale
from
Bond
ALASKA
Bond
1
inclusive.
60,000 2.90s. Due
New
Arant, All & Rose of Birmingham.
1971
to
640,000 3s. Due
Co.,
the First National City
York City.
Legality
by
White,
Bradley,
or
April
on
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
Bank, Birmingham; Ameri¬
Bank
follows:
as
interest
and
at
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
of
price
a
payable
Treasurer's
Co., and C.
at
Principal
'M-S)
net interest cost of about
a
$160 000 5s. Due
as
and j
of
Savings As¬
&
N.
Birmingham Trust Na¬
National
can
due
callable
are
&
berg, H. E. Work
'White & Co.,
19 for the purchase of
clusive.
a
of Bank of Amer¬
sociation, Blyth & Co., J. Barth "c
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young-
March
on
awarded to
were
—
ica National Trust
Montgomery), Ala.
Bond Offering — Fuller Kimbrell, Preident, will receive sealed
bids until 11
870
p.
group composed
Alabama Highway Authority (P.O.
revenue
issue of $3,800.bonds
was
sold
Number 5619
185
Volume
.
.
*
v
Due
236,000 4s.
July
on
from
1
270,000 4'As. Due on July 1 from
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
420,000 4.40s. Due on July 1 from
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
awarded to
were
368,000 4^s. Due on July 1 from
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
of
573,000 4.60s. Due on July 1 from
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
a group
2, Middletown, Ind.
Offering—Sealed bids will
follows:
$56,000
1
July 1, 1956. Interest J-J.
1982
from
Dated
July
on
1986 inclusive.
to
approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
City.
York
New
sive.
56,000
Nov.
Legality
Bank,
p.m.
proved
as
Beach County
Palm
District
School
Special Tax
1 (P. O.
„
of Illinois
Urbana), III.
University
Superintendent* of Public
Instruction,
will ..receive ■ sealed
bids until 2 p m. (CST) on March
25 for the purchase of $6,900,000
school bonds.- Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive. Bonds due in 1966 and
thereafter are callable as of Feb,
984—were awarded to a group
composed of..Johp, Nuyeen & ,Co(.
and interest
the Hanover
City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.^
Fulton County,
County School
(P. O. Atlanta),
trict
Bond Sale—The
bonds
school
185,
'
Dis¬
follows:
Ga.
March 5—
offered
awarded to
headed by the Chase
New York City,
at a price of
103.38, a basis oi
a)bout 3.44%.
^
'Other members of the syndicate:
Trust Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta,
ai syndicate
Equ'table Securities
Robinson-Humphrey
Corporation,
Inc.;
Co.,
Co., Citizens and South¬
National Bank, Atlanta, John¬
Courts &
Lane, Space & Co.. Clement
A; Evans & Co., J. If. Hilsman &
son,
Pound.
Co.,
J.
•
•
,
High
ship
Glenbard < TownSchool District No. 87
Ellyn), III.
■
(P. O. Glen
Not
Bonds
Sold—No bids were
submitted for the
ing bonds offered
$3,600,000 build¬
March 4—v. 185.
No. 62
County
(P. O.
Sale
School District
Thompsonville),
Illinois
bonds was sold to the
Bank of Benton, Benton, -as 4'As.
1956. Due
1 from 1958 to 1975 in¬
Legalitv
approved
by
&
Trauernicht,
of St.
Charles
Louis.
County,
munity Unit
Bond
.
Offering—R.
Secretary of
will
receive
March 4—
185, p. 984—were awarded to
group
composed of First Na¬
v.
a
tional
Bank of Chicago,
Bank
&
F.
Barnett,
Board of Education,
sealed bids until 2
City Na¬
Trust Co., Kansas
Ball State
elusive.
262,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1963
clusive, and Feb. 1, 1964.
Teachers College
(P. O. Muncie), Ind.
Bond Offering—Joseph C. Wag¬
and
in¬
1
to
banking
a
ley, of Baton Rouge.
Bond
in
maturities
All
through
1959
*'•
in
maturities
1987
through
in
1996.
Fitch, North & Co.; Luce,
the
years
son
the
Olathe, Kan.
Bond
Ind.
school
price of 100.38, a
3.20%.
V
a
.
_•
-
-
Bond
City
and
offerpd March 5—
185, p. 984—were awarded
the Brazil Trust Co., :is 3VaS
"
Hammond, Ind.
Offering:—Joseph
Controller,
the
pany,
to
offered
will
Commerce
Trust
both of Kansas City,
inclusive.
Com¬
(P. O.
*
March
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
April
on
tax
Etta
Offering—Mrs.
Mc-
bonds. Due
1972 inclu¬
Legality approved by Foley,
public improvement
serially from 1959 to
&
Judell, of New Orleans.
Gloucester, Mass.
sealed
Bonds
receive $1,555,000
Not
Sold—Bids for
school
building
the
rev-
12—v.
Feb.
185,
&
Bond
$50,000
playground bonds. Dated
La.
Board of Com¬
receive sealed
(CST) on March
25 for the purchase of $40,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 15,
1957.
Due on April 15 from 1959
to 196*6 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Ci¬
tizens
National
Bank,
Morgan
bids until 5 p.m.
inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Na-t
tional Shawmuc Bank of Boston.
1958
1962
to
Bond
age
Sale—The $170,000 sewer¬
bonds offered
purchase
bonds, as follows:
Feb. 28—v. 185,
985—were awarded to
Peabody & Company, as
p.
Kidder,
3.10s, at
basis of about
price of 100.62, a
3.03%.
Lowell, Mass.
Note
000
$1,000,notes was,
Sale—An issue of
anticipation
tax
sold, as.follows:
Union Na¬
at
notes to the
$500,000
Bank,
tional
Lowell,
of
disca&nt.
2.23%
Shawmut Bank, of
2.27%
on
National
the
to
notes
500,000
Due
the
& Dodge,
Palmer
Boston.
Boston, at
discount.
Nov.
8,
1957.
La.
Maiden, Mass.
O. Toledano,
of Liquidation,
City Dept, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on March 12
for
Storey,
of-
by
approved
Legality
Thorndike,
City.
New Orleans,
April 1 from
April 1, 1957. Due on
Offering—M. David Kahn,
of the
missioners,
will
purchase
the
for
12
a
Harbor and Terminal
Secretary
(EST) 011
of'
bids until noon
Hingham, Mass.
89—were awarded to Juran
Moody, Inc., as 4'As and 4s.
Morgan City
will receive
Treasurer,
City
ley,
bonds totaling
Sale—The
1957.
20,
Oifenng—Robert R. Bent-
Bond
Jonesville, La.
Bond
notes.
anticipation
Nov.
on
March
Dougal, Town Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
19
for 'the
purchase of $40,000
Cox
the
for
12
9
Jena, La.
Bond
(EST) on,
purchase of
until 11:30 a.m.
March
$150,000 in¬
dustrial inducement bonds. Due
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Mass.
Dedham,
Offering—Bids will be re¬
Note
Due
Secretary of Board
Owensboro),
JCentucky
:
Klein,
(EST) on March 11 for the pur-'
of $5,000,000 notes. Dated
14, 1957. Due Nov. 8, 1957.
chase
$500,000
7
E. Gildea,4
City Collector and Treasurer, will:
receive
sealed bids
until nooiir
ceived
La.
&
./
Boston, Mass.
sealed bids
the
Palmer
of Boston.
Dodge,
Mayor and
for
approved by
Thorndike,
Bond Offering—The
until
First National Bank,
Legality
Boston.
Storey,
Selectmen will receive
jointly.
KENTUCKY
Davies County
—
the
interest pay¬
and
Principal
at
$50,000 public improvement bonds.
Due
serially from 1958 to 1962
Bond Offering—R.
at
basis of about
,
school
Sale—The $400,000
Feb. 28 — v. 185,
n. 984—were awarded
to the City
National Bank & Trust Company,
bonds
Sale—The $141,000
Bond
Thomp¬
Securities Co. of
Inc.; and Estes & Co.
Co.; First
years
-
Brazil School City,
building bonds
&
Kansas,
The entire issue.
(4)
Stern
were
years
receive
(CST)
12 for the purchase of
District,
participating in the award
Bros. & Co.; Barret,
Also
the
through 1986.
All
(3)
clusive.
1976.
maturities
All
(2)
basis:
following
the
sive.
Note Offering—James
Waller, Town Clerk, will
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Homer,
1,
March
able
of
-v
'
1957. Due on,
1 from 1958 to 1962 inclu¬
March
,
Haynesville, La.
Offering — Woodrow
March
Co., as 2.40s, at a
100.12, a basis of about
Dated
.
were
Trust
price of
2.35%.'
designated
institution
p.
Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1974 to 1977 in¬
Legality aporoved
$200,000
of
7
Boston Safe De¬
the
to
&
posit
by„th,e successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago, and Benton & Mose-
$100,000 offered
300,000 3%s.
by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Bids will be considered
(1)
purchase
elusive.
"
T-D.
sealed
system revenue bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1973 in-
Interest
inclusive.
1996
receive
awarded
Principal and interest payable at
374,000 3'As.
from
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
1959
will
March
offered
bonds
April 1, 1957. Due on Oct.
1959
to. 1987 inclusive.
1965 to 1968
June
public
equipment
department
Feb.
and
purchase of $1,380,000
Men's Student Union bonds. Dated
the
for
Sale—The $100,000.
Bond
from
sive.
Due on Aug. 1, 1964,
1 and Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
338,000 3s.
Treasurer, will receive sealed
(CST) on March
ner,
and
in-
'
v.
White Hall ConiSchool District■> No. 2
(P. O. White Hall), III.
Greene
The $1,500,000
$226,000 4s. Due on Feo. 1
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1960
4'As. Dated Oct. 1,
clusive.
1,
INDIANA
building
Dec.
—
were
1977
of $100,000
Bond Sale—An issue
and
Sale
District, Kansas
The
—
bonds
the
for
building bonds offered
price of par.
on
984.
Franklin
April
on
Clerk,
natural gas
on
$3,000,- City, and Small-Milburn Com¬
sold to pany, at a price of par, a net in¬
about 3.27%, as
the Federal
Housing and Home terest cost of
follows:
Finance -Agency,
as
2%s, at
B
Series
21
County,
DuPage
1968 and
callable as of Nov.
bids until 10 a.m.
ILLINOIS
18 for the
tional
Additional
C00
W.
,
Due
of Education,
bids until 8
1,
1967.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Beverly, Mass.
York
Clinton, La.
Offering—Emily Bentley,
Bonds due in
thereafter are
MASSACHUSETTS
uqtil 8 p.m. (CST) on March
Dated
Xrf
(CST) on March
inclusive.
April 1
on
1997,.
Tindail &
Co., and Spencer, Zimmerman &
&
3'As.
200,000
Town
purchase of $704,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1.976
Hutchinson School
1,420,000 4.40s,, Due on April 1
from 1988 to 1996 inclusive.
Norris
Brooke
p.m.
New
of
of
Boston.
works
Bond
Ice &
1
1973 to 1987 inclusive.
from
Wyatt, Neal & • Waggoner,
& Hirsh.berg, Inc., Byron
Cc.,
41/4s. .Due
1,435,000
Manhattan Bank,
retary of the Board
will receive sealed
Dawson,
Dodge,
&
Palmer
Thorndike,
I
KANSAS
on
April
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Due
&
5,
Dec. 27, 1957. Prin-.,
Legality approved by Storey,
ton.
Interest
inclusive.
March
dated
are
on
cipal and interest payable at the*
Merchants National Bank, of Bos-,
Parish
City.
Offering'—Lyle Fell, Sec¬
Bond
Due
at
.
'
28
Iowa
,
&
Due on April 1 from
4'As.
King
School District,
DeWitt Community
notes
The
1957.
receive
(CST)
1977
to
bids
1967 inclusive.
1960 to
310,000
Due
the
a.m.
Auburn,
of
discount.
2.15%
Norton,
A.
Co.,
Trust
Legality approved by Wood,
F-A.
IOWA
t
$385J)00 5s.
$3,000,000 3%%
870—were
p.
as
10
Legality
1957.
1,
approved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, the Equitable Securities
Corporation,
Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co., R. J.
Edwards, .Inc.,
and
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., at a price of 98.66,
a net interest cost cJ. about 4.34%,
(F.-A)
payable at
Bank, of New York
GEORGIA
March
Dated
(P. O.
p.
Principal
1, ,1967..
1967 in¬
1,
.semi-annually on July 1 from
1958 to"Jan. 1, 1969 inclusive.
*
offered March 5—v. 185,
Sachs
bonds.
July 'l
50,750 Civil Township bonds.
I Bond ~Sale>—-The $3,750,000 Men's
Halls ' revenue bonds,
Goldman,
until
of
will
Board,
awarded
were
burn
School
sealed bids
on April 2
for the purchase of $150,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1957. Due on Feb. 15 from
Secretary
1958
Residence
Series A,
on
5
(P. O. Lake Charles),
Offering—H.
notes offered March
to the First Au¬
anticipation
School District
Louisiana
clusive.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
to Jan.
1958
from
Interest
inclusive.
semi-annually
Due
J-J.
*
Offering—Howell L. Wat-
Bond
tof 196*7
1958
kins,
•
Parish
Bond
follows:
as
Township
School
of¬
Calcasieu
Offering—Lenzy C. Hays,
$29,750
were
185, p. 871.
27
Le¬
Androscoggin County (P. O.
Auburn), Me.
Note Sale — The $100 000 tax
public improve¬
22—v.
No.
M-N.
Interest
MAINE
Feb.
Bloomington), Ind.
7,
or
Lake
bids
Sola—No
the
of
gality approved by Foley, Cox &.
Judell, of New Orleans.
Gravity Drainage
bonds totaling $3,780,000
fered
Township (P. O. R. R.
building bonds,
500
benefit judgment funding
bonds was sold to Ne#ey, Jens &
Rowe, of Peoria, as 3%s, Dated
Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
No.
Beach), Fla.
West Palm
on
for
Trustee,, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March 19 for the purchase of $80,-
public
City.
p
Not
Township
issue of $85,000
Sale—An
Bond
of New York
Trimble &. Mitchell,
ern
Bonds
ment
after 10 years from
issue.
Charles), La.
received
Bond
ap¬
Trauernicht.
on
date
District No. 4 (P. O.
State
Citizens
the.
at
No.
Rochelle, III.
Marshall,
by - Caldwell,,
proved
v.
1,
New Castle.
Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Richland
Louis.
St.
of
interest (J-J) payable
Midland Trust Co.,
York
City.
Legality ap¬
the Marine
New
Legality
J-J.
proved by Charles &
and
cipal
Interest
sive.
thereafter are
of Jan. 1, 1967. Prin¬
and
1968
callable
at
March
dated
are
on
in
due
Callable
1094.
p.
LOUISIANA
inclu¬
Miller, of Indianapolis.
April 9 for the pur¬ 4%% building bonds was sold to
the Municipal Bond Corp., of Chi¬
chase oi $366,000 building bonds.
cago.
Dated Dec. 15, 1956. Due
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
on Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
(EST)
185,
v.
Calcasieu Parish
payable
(P. O. Salem), III.
Bond Sale—As issue of $48,000
in
Principal and interest (J-J)
1957,
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on April 2
for the purchase of $500,000 school f
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1982 inclusive.
of
will
Board,
revenue
noted
Offering—J. P. Gauthier,
Bond
semi-annually from July
bonds
The
County School District
Marion
bonds.
ap¬
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
I
Secretary
Bros.
purchase of $200,000 utili¬
bonds as previously
the
Legality
A-O.
on
inclu¬
1986
Parish School District
Bernard
St.
ciated with the Bankers Bond Co.
sive.
ap¬
1,
Newell, of Maysville, were asso¬
in
Due
1957.
15,
1958 to
Interest
No.
lietans—btein
Sale
and
proved by Wood, King lie Da vvson,
of New York City.
Boyce, of Louisville, and D. P.
ties
Township
Civil
;
March
on
April
from
15
sive.
Vanceburg, Ky.
Bond
&
1, 1958 to July 1, 1968
1,
:
will
of
;
Due
proved bv Charles & Trauernicht,
oi St. Louis.
b
Holland,
D.
Offering—Z.
Bond
:
dated
are
on
1958 to July 1, 1968 inclu¬
1,
•
-
Interest M-N.
1956.
Flagler County Special Tax School
District No. 1 (P. O. Bunnell), Fla.
Superintendent of Schools,
receive sealed bids until 3
bonds
The
k
1967.
1964 to
-
Legality
(CST)
purchase
School Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
Due
€3,000 2V2s. Due Nov. 1,' 1963.
275,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Due
43As.
a.m.
the
Dated
Oct.
1976 and 1977.
$112,000 bonds, as follows:
-
from
10
for
19
March
Due
aviation bonds.
water
2,000,000
260,000
sewerage,
drainage bonas.
on March
1
1975 inclusive.
to
4'As.
Building,
Courts
bonds.
Due
1958
from
18.000
Township
the
until
Trustee
Co., at a price of 100.003, a net
interest cost of about 2.69%, as
$250,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1962, inclusive.
1,042,000
■
Illinois
&
by
received
be
Co., Inc.,
Company, and Allan Blair
Ripley
Harriman
4'As."
$1.03,000
Bond
composed
&
684,000 4.70s. Due on July 1
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
Township (P. O. R.R. No.
Civil
400, Uuo
bonds
revenue
improvement
street
bonds.
school
offered
March 5—v. 185, p.
1094- -were
f. warded
to F. L. D.tpree & Co.,
and
Walter, Woody Hz HeLmerdinger, Inc., jointly,, as follows:
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Harrison
$2,200,000
Sale—The $121,000
Bond
O. Pontiac), III.
(P.
—
1094—were rejected.
p.
building
at the Mercantile
National Bank, of Hammond. Le¬
Bond Sale—The $590,000 school
building
bones offered Feb.- 27
.
5
Kentucky
payable
■;
March
County (P. O. .Barbourville)
March
terest
Livingston County Community Con¬
solidated School District No. 429
1963 inclusive.
to
ap¬
Louis.
St.
of
1960 inclusive.
1958 to
Legality
proved by Charles & Trauernicnt,
Knox
•'
«
offered
bonds
185,
v.
bridge
Dated
to
A
'
enue
construction
bonds.
1, 1957. Due semi¬
annually on July 1 from 1958 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
000
1957. Due
1977 in¬
1,
1960
Irom
clusive. Interest J-J.
$207,000 33As. Due on July 1 from
1961
1
Jan.
on
April
Dated
bonds.
follows:
as
(CST) on
March 19 for the purchase of $50,-
p.m.
group
a
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on March 14 for the
purchase
of
$560,000
building
composed of Drexel
& Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
te
55
(1203)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
of
$4,860,000
Bond
v.
a
school
offered March 5
Sale—The $900,000
project bonds
185, p.
group
Peabodv
1095—were
composed
-
& Co.; Stone
awarded to
of Kidder,
& Webster
56
(1201)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Securities
Avondale
Corp.; Rockland-Atlas
Bank,
and
Dwinnell,
Harkness
& Hill,
as
2.90s, at a
price ot 100.33, a basis of abo^t
National
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Bond Offering — When he an¬
bid
the
rejection
submitted
various
Feb.
for
General
John
F.
offerings
offered
would be
small
the
bids
form
to
be
for
call
a
received
nedy until
19
of
dock
sealed
Mr.
by
(EST)
noon
Ken¬
for the
purchase of $20,160,000
bonds, divided as follows:
ment
bonds.
from
1958
until
7,160,000
Due
Capital
April
on
Outlay
1
from
Capital
Outlay
Due
on
1977
to
bonds.
inclusive.
April
1
from
1958
to
5,000,000
Capital Outlay bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to
1977
1958
bonds.
1958
inclusive.
7,000,000
in
will
be
dated
able at the State
Treasury in Bos¬
ton or at its fiscal
agency in New
York City.
Legality approved by
the Massachusetts
Attorney Gen¬
eral.
bank
tax
Second
notes
Bank-State
Trust
Company,^, of
1.91%
sold
was
Street
1, 1967. Principal
payable at a
(J-D)
purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man, of Detroit.
at
Mount
Bond
Sale—The
system
4
awarded
H.
bonds
V.
185,'
v.
—
to
a
offered
March
4—
1094—were awarded to
Hornblower & Weeks, and
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly,
p.
3.70s,
as
basis
at
of
price
a
about
of
100.22,
a
3.68%.
Somerville, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
temporary
to
the
of
loan
notes
National
Boston,
at
$500,000
1.94%
sold
was
Shawmut
Offering
sealed
(EST)
&
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Co.;
185,
v.
985—were
p.
bids
until
12
for
March
18
$100,000
bonds.
on
J.
re¬
pur¬
Dated
March
awarded
12, 1957. Due
March
Sale —The
project
7
—
awarded
to
v.
a
I,
p.
group
—were
composed
of
basis of aboul
a
3.07%.
(P. O.
County
$725,000 Tuber¬
Hospital maintenance
culosis
offered
awarded
Second
1972
as
and
of March
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
to
a
March
group
Bank-State
fered
highway
March
5
worth
&
to
a
985
p.
the
of¬
First
—
receive
March 1,
(EST)
as
$565,000 bonds,
(A-O)
payable at
1958 to
Due
on July
1
inclusive.
1962
12,000 4s.
Due
institution
designated
successful
240,000
4s.
1959
to
1986
1
of
$970,000
4s.
205,000
Principal
payable
and
interest
the
at
& Trust
and
Bond
to
(A-O)
Bank
on
July
from
1
Feb.
Sale
28
—
site
a
$2,000,000
985
p.
group
offered
were
—
composed of
the First of
Michigan Corporation;
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Ken-
MacArthur & Co.; Watling,
& Co.; Ryan, Sutherland
& Co.; and
Townsend, Dabney 8%
ower,
of
975,000 4y4s. Due
1958 to
1094—were
awarded
Jackson
Curtis.
&
1973
1974 to
a
4.32%,
net
as
1983
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
|
Southfield
Offering—Fannie Adams,
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m.
14
for
the
(EST)
on
purchase
of
$101,000 special assessment bonds,
as
follows:
$23,000
est
at
Dec.
and interest
bank
a
1964.
(J-D)
trust
or
1,
pay¬
company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Miller,
110,000
Due
to
F-A.
1966
District
on,
No.
Feb.
inclusive.
as
to
3V2s.
from
1967
to
280,000
1971
from
a
rest
1
inclusive.
Feb.
on
to
O.
1
22
from
Inter¬
Legality
Charles
Wyoming Township (P. O. Grand
Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $48,000 special
assessment
bonds
water
offered
March 4
1095—were
p.
improvement
185,
v.
—
awarded
to
Ken-
MacArthur & Co.
Pine
Bonds
Not
received
system
the
p.
1978
Bond
bids
$6,400
offered
until
March
The
—
offered
March
$250,000
awarded
were
to
were
telephone
March
.
\
185,
1—
f
■■
p.
com¬
Bond Sale—The
$40,00 drainage
bonds offered March 5
v.
185,
of
McDonald
about
as
2.70s, at
Cass
and
a
No.
15
—
to
Shields
price of par.
Morrison
Bond
Joint
Nos. 29 and
152
school
2 p.m.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(CST) on March 19 for the
to
purchase of $280,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
as
Feb.
on
1
thereafter
1,
from
Bonds
are
1960
due
to
in
callable
1987
in¬
1973
and
of
25
O.
Red
Offering
1,
for
the
Lake
—
Carl
purchase
1987
1972
on
Feb.
inclusive.
and
of
Falls),
of
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
are
in
callable
1, 1969. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
No 7
Bond Offering—Catherine Kenney,
District
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (CST)
March
13
for
the
purchase
building
bonds.
on
of
Principal
and
4
—
awarded to
872 — were
Piper, Jaffray & Hopv.
185,
p.
wood.
MISSISSIPPI
1
were
—
composoid of
the
Birmingham
interest cost of about
follows:
as
1,280,000
2%s.
from
Due
Nov.
011
1
196&1P71968 inclusive.
No.
C-7
(P.
Bond
bonds
O.
sold
Bank
of
March
from
District
school site and building
was
State
School
Charleston), Miss.
issue of $200,-
Sale—An
1,
1957.
1959
to
M-S.
First
to
Security
Charleston.
Due
1973
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
Legality approved by*
Trauernicht,
of
St.
&
1
},
.
t
Rolling Fork, Miss.
Sale—The $12,000
Bond
works
bonds
offered
water
March
5
awarded to G. C. Cortright
werp
Co.
_
Due
serially from
1958
to
1965
inclusive.
Wiggins, Miss.
Bond
Sale—An
000
4%,
and
sewer
4V4%
issue
of
$200,-
4V2%
and
revenue
water
bonds, previ¬
ously offered last November, has
been sold to Thornton, Mohr &
Jan.
of
1960
Montgomery.
1957.
1,
1979
to
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Interest
6
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
MISSOURI
Moberly
School District, Mo.
Offering—J. R. Madden,
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
11:30
a.m.
(CST)
the purchase
bonds.
Dated
March
clusive.
1
on
March 19 for
of $800,000
April
from
1,
1958
Callable
as
building
1.957.
to
of
Due
1977
in¬
March
1,
1972.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers 8c
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
.
Ritenour Consolidated School Dist.
(P. O. Overland), Mo.
Sale
Bond
school
v.
185,
bonds
p.
—
The
offered
$1,000,000
March
5—
986—were awarded to
a
Dempsey-Teg-^
eler & Co., A. G. Edwards &
Sons,;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Stix & Co.,
group composed of
Dated
March 1, 1957. Due on March 1
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds;
due
in
1979
and
thereafter are!
callable.
Co.
Waverly, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $18,000 general
obligation sewer bonds offered
March
offered
986
p.
$150,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1, 1958.
150,000 43/^s. Due Nov. 1, 1959.
on
Pennington Counties
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a suitable bank-; Joint Independent School. District
No. 16 (P. O. Plummer), Minn.
ing institution designated by the
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
bonds offered March 5 —-v. 185,
proved by Briggs,
Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St. p. 1095—were awarded to the Al¬
County Common Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Inver Grove), Minn.
Co.,
of par, a net
1960
due
Feb.
lison-Williams
bonds
group
$365,000
Red Lake and
1969.
a
J-J. Legality approved by Charles
Lehrer,
Feb.
as
of)
ham, First National Bank, of Mo¬
bile, Hugo Marx & Co., Berney
Perry & Co., and First National
Bank, of Montgomery, at a price
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1957. Due
of
from
Trust National Bank, of Birming¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on March
(P. O. Pillager), Minn.
Bond Offering — Gilbert Tessmer, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
clusive.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Minnesota
Counties
Indep. School Districts
Due
(State
185,
v.
&
Farish,
(P.
bonds.
obligation
awarded
&
2.75%.
Red Lake
on
purchase
Sale—The $1,580,000 gen¬
Commerce, Se¬
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co.;
Stern,
Co.; and the Peoples Na¬
tional Bank, of Charlottesville, as
2.80s, at a price'of 100.27, a basis
—
the
of
Lauer &
County (P. O.
Mankato), Minn.
for
Misissippi
eral
768—
Forgan & Co.; A.
C. Allyn & Co.; California Bank,
of Los Angeles; Hayden, Stone &
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Co.;
sealed
(CST)
Louis.
posed of Glore,
Bank
Ewing,
p.m.
school
Charles
group
a
John
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
$3,461,743.17
1—v.
by
St.
of
receive
—
will
5:30
12
terest
,\
attle,
Blue Earth
Offering
Clerk,
inclusive.
Ironton), Minn.
872.
Sale
approved
Trauernicht,
Mississippi County
1
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
from
Interest
McComb Municipal Separate School
1
Feb.
011
Sold—No
bonds
185,
v.
for
National
MINNESOTA
&
000 3 % %
Little
inclusive.
1
Louis.
inclusive.
inclusive.
(P.
F-A.
1969
Dated
Feb.
on
Feb. 1 from
on
Due
1972
to
2.52%,
Feb.
on
1966
Due
3.90s.
John
Co., at
1963
to
of
Republic
follows:
Due
1964
195,000 33/4s.
1958
bonds
Company, of
3V2S and 3%s.
as
March 6
awarded
&
Due
1959
ap¬
$500,009
improvement
1957. Due
special street improvement bonds
$190,000
Street
bonds.
1958
able
of
Dakota
Township
March
Principal
as
Paul.
Township (P. O.
Birmingham), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $25,000 school
biulding bonds offered March 4
100.03,
about
composed of
Street Trust
Michigan
Webber,
price of
a
cost
follows:
sealed
callable
1
inclusive.
interest
net
3V4s.
on
985—were awarded to the Na¬
tional Citizens Bank of
bonds
185,
v.
to
The
—
and
awarded
interest
1, 1956. Due
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
due in 1965 and thereafter
Blair
a
$191,000
March 18 for the purchase of
$43,motor vehicle
highway fund
are
par,
3.92%,
on
Bonds
1986
Central
Allan
of
from
(EST)
Co.,
1,
Bond
Feb.
on
1095—were
of about
000
bonds. Dated Dec.
and
price
Frence,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m.
Due
composed
&
Feb.
1
—
p.
Jackson,
inclusive.
p.
Shores, Lake Shore Public
School District, Mich.
Bond
group
a
Co.,
1,
Mankato,
building
185,
Union City, Mich.
7:30
Feb.
on
provement bonds offered March 5
—v.
011
inclu¬
Legality
sold to Lewis &
was
bids
1,
Feb. 1, 1.974
on
1981
to
works
City
Valley, Minn.
The $776,000 im¬
Sale
are
Bond Offering—Jean L.
until
1982
M-S.
1977
Indianola, Miss.
from
Feb.
on
Due
3.70s.
Golden
Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
bids
1
1973.
to
to
Due
District, Miss.
Feb.
Due
1976
from
Hamp-
1957.
Louis.
follows:
inclusive.
3.60s.
from
the
Feb.
Baxter
1975.
Nuveen
dated
are
Co.;
on
1971
and
1,100,000
Co., Detroit.
bonds
Due
1,
1958
from
Interest
water
Chi¬
net interest cost
225,000 3V2S. Due
1971.
Detroit
&
as
3.40s.
1972
on
from
1,
&
3.67%,
inclusive. Bonds
of April
as
of
a
of about
to
Point),
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
American
price of par,
a
Revenue
April
on
Bank,
Baird
1
St.
of
were
National Bank,
Harold E. Wood &
Co.; and E. J. Prescott & Co., at
spe¬
by
—
Paul;
1,240,000
supply
Due
callable
;
on
Due
St.
bidder.
water
bonds.
from
July 1, 1963.
68,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
68,000
Co.;
banking
a
sive.
composed
Ripley
Co., Inc.;
&
West
sold
was
Dated March
offered
662
p.
group
National
1960
$325,000 water improvement
185,
a
W.
O.
1977
Sale—An issue of $275,000
3^2% court house and
bonds
March
$3,750,000
bonds
Harriman
of
follows:
as
to
(P.
to
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
The
—
v.
on
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
March
18
for
the
purchase
ower,
follows:
Sale
Robert
Troy, Mich.
Bond Offering—J. Lawson Lockhart,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
Na¬
and
jail
ly.
Co.,
Inc.; Blyth &
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Wm. Blair & Co.;
on
1957. Due Oct. 1, 1957.
sealed
3j/4%
1—
(P. O. Albert Lea),
—
First
cago;
March 18 for the purchase of $44,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
of
net interest cost of about
$1,025,000 4s. Due
Bond
p.
the
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
Corp., and Braun, BosCo., jointly, at a price of
100.03,
MICHIGAN
185,
will
motor
bonds
185,
v.
—
awarded
Michigan
fund
were
5
Alpine Township School District
No. 8 (P. O. Comstoch
Park),
Paine,
bids until 8 p.m.
Clerk,
First
Jones Co. and Lewis & Co., joint¬
building
4
troit.
Sale—The $200,000
Vehicle
Co., Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Co., and Worcester County Trust
Co., at 2.037% discount.
to
in
Due
1980 in¬
ful bidder.
Tyson, at
Worcester), Mass.
Note Sale—The
—v.
due
callable
are
to
Lerchen
Worcester
notes
1, 1957.
1959
of
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
offered
1095
Sacns
&
Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Tucker
Anthony & R. L. Day, and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as 3.10s, at
price of 100.16,
March
from
on
revenue
1971.
$1,065,000
bonds
185,
(CST)
purchase
system
St. Clair
Goldman,
a
sealed
The
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Wareham, Mass.
school
1
$52,000 4J/is.
(EST) on March
purchase of $750,000
Dated March
Nov. 4, 1957.
Bond
City
to
p.m.
the
Bonds
thereafter
Clark,
sealed
a.m.
notes.
for
water
clusive.
p.m.
the
Waltham, Mass.
Offering—John E.
the
Bond
of
awarded
hart,
telephone
March
Minnesota
Mich.
due in 1979 and thereafter
Offering—Eugene M. SorVillage Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8
were
4
City Treasurer, will receive
for
Stone,
&
offered
Bond
County Independent
No. 38
school
Troy,
McDonald-Moore & Co.
3.93%,
12
Paddock
the
to
Mississippi
were
Consolidated School District
Note Offering—J. Lawson Lock-
Ken-
Roseville, Mich.
of
$400,000
notes.
Dated
March 19, 1957. Due Nov.
19, 1957.
bids until 11
pay¬
company
March
Mc¬
and
Freeborn
Detroit.
were
—
bonds
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield,
building bonds offered March 5—
Bond
chase
Note
trust
or
bids
1,
designated by the successful bid¬
Mac-Arthur & Co.
discount.
Frederick
—
March
on
bank
a
Sold—No
185, p. 872.
v.
March
dated
are
clusive. Principal and interest
Bank,
Vanston, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
at
der.
Hopkins School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school
Stoughton, Mass.
Note
system
Principal and interest
able
composed of
group
Sattley
Donald-Moore
den,
Steamboat
bonds
bonds
(P. O. Ironton), Minn.
Not
received for the $12,000
June
April 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
Bond
Authority
(P. O. New Bedford), Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 steam¬
185,
1957.
offered
985
p.
Bonds
1957.
Bedford, Woods Hole,
Martha's Vineyard and Nan¬
v.
of
Clay County
Fairfield
1964 and there¬
as
awarded
were
inclusive.
Legality approved by DorOwen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
1966 inclusive.
callable
are
5
institution
tional Bank of Memphis.
Due serially from 1958
June
on
banking
a
by the successful bid¬
sey,
,
1, 1959. Interest J-D.
The
$320,000 water
revenue
March
New
ship
after
Township (P. O.
Clemens), Mich.
Newago, Mich.
tucket
1958 to
Bonds due in
Chesterfield
discount.
Boston,
from
at
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
der.
June
of
as
cial assessment bonds. Due
Sale—An issue of $400,000
anticipation
the
1
payable
designated
1964 and there¬
callable
are
June
on
1966 inclusive.
due
call¬
are
trust company designated
the
by
Bonds
thereafter
of June
or
ower,
to
and
as
Natick, Mass.
Note
19
$1,500,000
1982 inclusive.
to
interest
April
pay¬
of
1957 to
1, 1959. Interest J-D.
31,000 street bonds. Due
due
March
on
purchase
1968
■'
1, 1.957. Principal and interest
(EST)
p.m.
able
inclusive.
The bonds
8
and
April 1
on
1977
Due
after
bidder.
the
from
Bonds due in
callable
building and site bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
1962 inclusive.
to
&
for
Lot A
$1,000,000 Capital Outlay improve¬
Bonds
are
Birmingham School District, Mich.
Bona Offering—Amos F. Greg¬
ory, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed
bids
March
on
1
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
proved
185, p. 1094. The first of these
offerings has just been announced
—v.
in
1982
successful
time
to
47.000 water bonds. Due
Aug. 1, 1967. Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
amounts
made from time
Mich.
of
as
Kennedy stated
in
to
in 1976 and thereafter
20, Treasurer and Receiver-
that
1, 1.956. Due
1959
$83,244,000
bonds
purposes
Nov.
of the sole
the
District,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 11
for the purchase of $850,000 school
building and
site
bonds.
Dated
ner,
2.85%.
nounced
School
Bond Offering—Edward J. Tur¬
.
.
'
the City National Bank & Trust
CoffeeVille, Miss.
: -* Bond
Sale—The $30,000 public Co., of Kansas City, and Lucas,
interest improvement bonds offered March rEisen & Waeckerle, at a price of
.
par,
.
.
3%s.
$220,000
1958
from
410.000
to
Due
3V2S.
33As.
370,000
March
basis
1
March
on
1,
March
on
14
8
building
March 5
Baldwinsville, N. Y.
bonds.
a
group
School District
(P. O. Glendive), Mont.
Sale—The $275,000 school
No. 1
Bond
County
offered Feb. 26—
bonds
building
awarded to
group headed by Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood, as 4s, at a price of
185,
v.
a
&
662—were
p.
No.
1
Bond
School District
(P. O. Circle), Mont.
Sale—The $124,000 build¬
Nutley School District, N. J.
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
County
ing bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 185,
769—were awarded to the First
Bank, of Circle.
Plevna,
Offering
awarded to Byrne
& Phelps, Inc., and Ira Haupt &
Co., jointly, as 3s, at a price of
100.26, a basis of about 2.97%.
872—were
p.
Mont.
Mrs. Delphine
Hoenke, Town Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
March
purchase
the
for
15
of
Thompson Falls, Mont.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 water
revenue bonds offered March 5—
185,
&
awarded to
as
at a
Paine-Rice
&
Co.,
price of par.
School District
O. Chappell), Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$275,000
sold to the
First Trust Co., Lincoln, and Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., jointly.
bonds
was
3.10s, at
as
Ridgefield
ing bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 185,
Blyth
to
Bank
National
First
in Reno,
was
sold to the
of
Nevada,
HAMPSHIRE
Note
as
basis
of
purchase of $200,000
Dated March 13, 1957. Due
notes.
-
Dec.
13, 1957.,■
bonds offered March
185, p. 872—were awarded
J. B. Hanauer & Co., of New¬
3.70s, at. a price of 100.04,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
•
•
13
purchase of $1,000,000
1957. Due
the
for
Dated March 15,
;
notes.
;
$500,000
18 and Dec. 23,
Oct.
on
sealed
ceive
...
Edward R.
—
City Treasurer,
Benoit,
J
Due
until
bids
11
March 13, 1957.
NEW
Bond
•
School District, N. J.
Winn¬
Offering—George
for
8
p.m.
(EST)
Legality
Delafield
Hawkins,
and interest
Feb.
offered
bonds
assessment
185, p.
John J.
to
986—
Ryan
Company, of Newark, as 3.40s,
a
price
of
100.07,
a
basis of
about 3.38%.
Glen Cove, N.
Sale—The
purposes
28—v.
on
on
Dated
bonds.
Due
Feb.
inclusive.
1
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Allenhurst
National Bank & Trust Co., Eat¬
ontown.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.*
*
Hasbrouck Heights, N.
Bond
J.
improvement and local improve¬
J. Powers,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on March
13 for the purchase of $1,681,000
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1957. Due ,on Sept. 1 from 1957
to
Sale—The $175,650 public
Bond Offering—John
1986
interest
United
New
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal and
payable
at
the
of
States Trust Company,
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
to
District
1
April
1
from
:
Hempstead, Lakeview Fire District
(P. O. West Hempstead), N. Y.
Sale
Bond
March
were
awarded
Co.,
No.
185,
p.
Sch.
Sold—The
Not
submitted for the
bid
one
$3,870,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 5—v. 185,
p. 1096—was rejected.4; District of¬
prior
that
to
no
would
a
net
3 ¥2%.
than
more
had
sale,
the
bid
reflecting
of
be
ac¬
interest
Refer¬
in this connection was made
ence
proposed formation of a State
to
issue
bonds
for
Authority
school purposes and
ceeds
tricts
of
such
sales
which, could
on
local
not,
dis¬
due
to
April
bonds.
Due
Sewer
on
awarded
to
a
group
April
1,
100.53,
of
3.70s,
basis of
a
3.64%.
to
Brook National
Meadow
York
City,
& Hutzler, New
follows:
as
$3,300,000 bond anticipation notes
at 2.18%, plus a premium of
$50.
' ■
1
at
notes
950,000 capital
plus $250.
2.30%,
$3,300,000 bond .anticipation notes.
Due on March 15, 1958.
'
1
capital notes. "Due
15, 1958 and 1959.
950,000
on
March
15, 1957. Legality
March
Dated
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
approved
Tonawanda
No.
Bank of
Freeport, in Manhasset, or at the
Bankers Trust Company, of New
City, at the purchaser's op¬
Legality approved 'by the
York
March
Salomon Bros.
City.
Principal
1957.
N. Y.
$4,250,000 notes
7 were: awarded
Syracuse,
Note Sale—The
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Sch. Dist.
Free
Union
(P. O. Kenmore), N. Y.
Sale — The
$3,550,000
1
Bond
building bonds offered March 7—
v.
185, p. 1097—were awarded to
composed of Marine Trust
of Western New York,
Buffalo;
C. J.
Devine & Co.;
pal attorneys; Caldwell, Marshall, Roosevelt & Cross; First of Michi¬
Trimble & Mitchell on the first
gan
Corporation; Hornblower &
four
issues; Vandewater, Sykes,
Weeks; Ira Haupt & Co.; Dean
Heckler & Galloway on the next
Witter & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
two issues; and Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬ W. H. Morton & Co.; Shearson,
a
group
Company
following New York City munici¬
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Offering — Joseph
Bond
sealed bids until
ceive
E.
from
1957 to
1966 inclu¬
(F-A)
sive. Principal and interest
at
payable
Marine
the
Company,
Trust
of
Midland
New
York
City. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
way,
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 21 (P. O. Bethpage), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $950,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 6—v. 185,
1096—were awarded to a group
composed of Spencer Trask & Co.,
p.
Bacon,
Co.,
as
price of
3.37%.
Stevenson & Co., Tripp &
and
Whipple & Co.,
price of 100.82, a basis
Bacon,
4s, at a
Common
13
(P. O.
Co.
100.23,
as
Kenower,
3.40s, at a
basis of about
a
CAROLINA
Garner,
N. C.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local
ment
Commission, will
Govern¬
Offering—W.
Bond
receive
in Ra¬
leigh until 11
a.m.
(EST) on
March
12
for
the purchase of
$250,000 water bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1959
to
1989 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
Bankers Trust Company, of New
York City; or at the Wachovia
Bank & Trust Company, of Win¬
bids
sealed
ston-Salem,
his
at
at
office
purchaser's
the
option. Legality approved by
chell, Pershing, Shetterly &
chell, of New York City.
of about 3.92%.
Rome
and
Co.;
&
NORTH
on
1
Aug.
&
12:45 p*m.
March 13 for the pur¬
chase
of
$584,000 improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
(EST)
Hammill
MacArthur
City Treasurer, will re¬
O'Brien,
com¬
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont
Co.pBache & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; Coffin & Burr; and Edwards
& Hanley, as 4s, at a price o.
100.42, a basis of about 3.96%.
&• Company,
price
about
April
v
posed of C. J. Devine & Co.; Sal¬
omon
Bros. &
Hutzler; Spencer
Trask
I
their own
favorable terms.
as
a
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
from
lending pro¬
to
acquisition and school bonds of¬
fered March 7—v. 185, p. 1096—
were
Washington
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Dist.
(P. O. Baldwin), N. Y.
10
Bonds
Water
on
lor & Washburn on fhe last issue.
par.
Union Free
Hempstead
bonds of¬
1096—
to Spencer, Trask
5—v.
33/4s, at
as
fire
$60,000
The
—
construction
and
fered
Due
465,000 Albertson Water District
bonds. Due on April 1 from
tion.
house
Washington
bonds.
Port
District
1
1966 inclusive.
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
from
255,000
O. Great
185, p. 1096—were awarded
6—v.
&
on
1977 inclusive.
Port
110,000
Dated
•
District Clerk, will
to
District
Water
Y.
March 21 Babylon Union Free School District Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
build¬
No. 23 (P. O. Wantagh). N. Y.
No. 3 (P. O. North Babylon),
Feb. 1, 1957.
New York
Bond Sale—The $3,435,000 land
(F-A)
1958
Feb.
on
from 1958 to 1977
Due
bonds.
1958
improvement bonds offered March
awarded
Tilney
at
offered
Roslyn
Sale—The $76,000 general
Bond
000 offered Feb. 28 were
to
clusive.
550,000
&
N.
public library
highway bonds totaling $268,-
*
vari¬
the purchase of $250,000
ing
and
drainage bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
185, p. 872—were awarded
Uanauer & Co., and Leb-
Neck),
100.43,
clusive.
Y.
offered
bonds
Al¬
Co.,
Smithtown, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
293,000
Nanuet.
$273,500
Great Neck Estates (P.
a
a.m.
follows:
as
Trust
&
bany, as 3.60s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.53%.
$180,000 equipment bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1961 in¬
3.47%.
to
(P. O.
Bank
Trust
National Com¬
and
Buffalo;
Co.,
mercial
Traders
&
Manufacturers
will
Supervisor,
awarded to a group
Roosevelt & Cross;
of
composed
Manhasset), N. Y.
Offering—Henry A. Sahm,
bonds,
Bond
p; l097—were
of
receive
(EST)
March 12 for the purchase of
po., jointly, as 3xks, at
price of' 100.18, a basis of about
cost
Hutzler,
Hempstead
$2,053,000
to J. B.
&
&
(P. O.
1
Sherburne), N. Y.:
Sale—The $287,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 6—v. 185,
200,000 Harbor Hills Park District
bonds. Due on April 1 from
Bond
a
Bros.
sealed bids until 10:30
City.
securities
YORK
Town
Principal
various reasons, market
NEW
Columbus, Hamilton and
Broohfield Central School
City, at 2.23% interest,
premium of $275.
a
Bond
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
ous
ser¬
March
185, p. 1096—were awarded
North
Legality
cepted
$225,000 sewer
28—v.
awarded
plus
$3,Dated
April 1 from
Bank,
offered
Plymouth,
Smyrna,
Berlin,
New York
(A-O) payable at the
National
Nanuet
about 3.46%.
basis of
York
$22,856,000
West¬
price of 100.43,
a
Sherburne, North Norwich, New
*
notes
Salomon
to
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1986
to
stated
Thorofare), N. J.
Sale—The
(EST)
p.m.
building
ficials,
Deptford Township
improvement
ing, Secretary of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
until
1958
County,
at the National
or
by
(P. O.
Bend
at
3:30
April 1, 1957. Due
First Na¬
at the
of Newark.
Bank,
West
&
Eatontown
Brook,
interest
and
Wood, of New York City.
&
were
JERSEY
$1,650,000
May 1, 1956.
Somerset
of
Bank
Bound
a.m.
Due Dec. 3, 1957.
Principal
payable
(M-N)
tional
on
chase
Dated
March 21
of
purchase
inclusive.
will re¬
March 12 for the purof. $350,000 notes.
Dated
(EST)
W. Wil¬
on
CXXXI
5—v.
14 for the purchase of
518,000
May 1 from 1958 to 1978
on
approved
Nashua, N. H.
Note Offering
t
the
school bonds.
$605,000 build¬
ies
Offering—Norman Baker,
until
bids
3V2S, at
as
City Housing Authority,
Sale—The
NOte
Pound
3.57%.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
State
1957.
Bond
son,
(EST)
chelle,
District No.
Tilney & Co., as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.09, a basis of about
Held), N. J.
8 p.m.
and
First
and
Co.;
chester National Bank of New Ro¬
a
3.85%.
&
Hutton
5—v,
&
New York
to
Watchung Hills Regional High
School District (P. O. Plain-
for
Manchester, N. H.
3.68%.
Bond Offering—George
March
986—were awarded to a
composed
of
George
B.
about
District Clerk, will receive sealed
enthal
Township
basis of about
5—
Central School District
purposes
as
offered
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stev¬
Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
and R. D. White & Co,, as 3.90s,
at a price of
100.34, a basis of
on
4—v.
until
Note Offering—James P. Bourne,
2.96%.
about
Sachs & Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
York Hanseatic Corp.; E. F.
New
Gibbons &
enson
fire
(P. O. New City), N. Y.
185,
(P. O.
J.
Sale—The $218,500 vari¬
Bond
ous
H.
the
school
v.
—
Rochelle Park), N.
Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
for
28
3s, at a price of 100.16,
Kenn,
12
Feb.
Brook
Saddle
a
H.
—
Thomas
Offering
Sale—The $190,000
jointly,
N.
Dover,
N. J.
872—were awarded to The Na¬
tional State Bank, of Newark, and
Van
Deventer
Brothers,
Inc.,
ark,
NEW
185,
:/■ /;
v.
—
School District,
offered
No.
p.
to
3%s and 4%s.
as
Postponed—The $2,-
.
bonds
(P. O. Reno), Nevada
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,500,-
bonds
p.
group
Y.
March
Castle
New
Clarkstown
J.
N.
District,
986.
P.
10
000 building
bonds
Co., and J. C. Bradford
& Co., jointly, 3.30s, at a price of
100.18, a basis of about 3.28%.
March
originally contemplated.
a
County School District No.
Washoe
ing
Nuveen &
261,000 building bonds will be sold
on
March 28, not March 15,, as
Bond
School District
(P. O. Winnemucca), Nev.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
769—were awarded
& Company, Inc.
6—v.
$2,590,000
for
School
Sale
Bond
Rumson
py
&
ing bonds offered March 5—y. 185,
p. 1096 — were awarded to John
price of 100.39,
a
Dist.
O. Newburgh), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $397,500 build¬
New
Sale—The
Bond
basis of about 3.06%.
NEVADA
■\ Humboldt County
bid
account
The
a
NEBRASKA
building
and
bonds
Duell County High
(P.
Corp.,
Sch.
No. 8 (P.
".
Hanseatic
Hinckley.
York
Adams &
New
N.
Free
Union
—
1097—were awarded to
composed of Chemical
Exchange Bank; Goldman,
Corn
Newburgh
Ridge Central School District No. 2
(P. O. Mount Kisco), N. Y.
p.
Hutzler,
Co., as 3.80s, at a price
a basis of about 3.77%.
185,
$198,000
offered
&
100.22,
of about 3.83%.
986—were awarded to a
group composed of Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers,
White, Weld & Co., Salomon Bros.
986—were
p.
March
offered
bonds
eral
185,
$52,500 sewer system bonds.
v.
185, p.
185, p. 986—were awarded to
George B.
Gibbons &... Co.,
as
3.90s, at a price of 100.44, a basis
County (P. O. Pater son),
New Jersey
Bond Sale—The $2,600,000 gen¬
sealed
Sale—The
Bedford,
1
Bond
group
v.
Passaic
—
Katonah),
bonds
house
Bond
National
Bond
Hawkips, Delafield
O.
Bond
Union Free School District
(P. O. Mamaroneck), N. Y.
Sale
The
$2,195,000
Rye
No.
a
of
Bedford, Katonah Fire District
(P.
City.
p.
group
v.
March
dated
are
Wood, of New York City.
Co., of Newark, as 3.95s, at a price
of 100.40, a basis of about 3.89%.
185,
a
building bonds offered March 7—
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
by
to
White
bonds
proved
awarded
Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc&
Lane, of New York
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
and R. D
payable at the First Trust & De¬
posit Co., Syracuse. Legality ap*
185,
v.
—
Govern
composed of George B. Gibbons &
inclusive.
1096—were awarded to the Na¬
tional Newark & Essex Banking
ing bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 185,
p.
6
O. Newburgh), N. Y.
school
986—were
Due
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1984
on
livan,
Sale—The $250,000
bonds offered March 5—v.
from
1
p.
par,
McCone
School District
March
offered
bonds
No. 1 (P.
Bond
1975 inclusive.
1957 to
The
(P. O. Montville), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $280,000 school
Sept.
on
at the Rome Trust Co.,
Legality approved by Sul¬
payable
Newburgh Common School District
142,000 water system bonds.
2.93%.
Montville Township
Due
bonds.
1957.
Dawson
of
Principal and interest (M-S)
sive.
1096—were
p.
Rome.
general improvement
$139,500
Bank
State
185,
the
offered
on
purchase
the
for
13
(EST)
6—v.
of
$344,000 elementary (school bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1957.
Due on
March 1 from 1958 to 1986 inclu¬
rejected.
$281,500 bonds, divided as follows:
Co., taking $1,033,000 bonds as 3s,
at a
price of 100.30, a basis of
about
MONTANA
were
-—
composed of
of Newark,
Van Debenter Bros., Inc., 1. P.
Cole & Co., and Mackey Dunn &
to
National
p.m.
March
March
receive
will
bids until 2 p.m.
sealed
offered
bonds
Clerk,
for
Sold—Bids
building bonds
on
March
(P. O. Youngstown),
Not
$1,395,000
F. Ful-
Offering—Walter
Village
mer,
The $1,036,000
185, p. 986
v.
—
awarded
purchase of
the
for
building
$650,000
until
school
will
Schools,
of
bids
Bonds
a
(P. O. Millburn), N. J.
—
1
New York
3.62%.
Sale
District No.
City.
Township School District
Bond
County Reorganized School
District No. 5 (P. O. Nevada), Mo.
Bond Offering — C. H. Jones,
sealed
100.15,
of
St., Rome, until 1 p.m. (EST)
14
for
the
purchase
Lewiston and Porter Central School
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
by
Heckler &
p.
price
a
about
Millburn
1977.
Superintendent
at
of
185,
v.
Bond
Vernon
receive
—
3.65s,
as
inclusive.
on
Due
1976 and
1
1975 inclusive.
1968 to
from
March
on
1967
proved
986 —were
awarded to Boland, Saffin & Co.,
.
Due
6
offered
bonds
assessment
ment
March
3.62%, as follows:
57
(1205)
The Commercial cncl Financial Chronicle
.
of about
interest cost
net
a
Number 5619
185
Volume
Morganton, N.
School District No.
Rome), N.
Y.
Bond
C.
Offering—W.
E.
Mit¬
Mit¬
Easter-
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
ling,
Kennetlf L.
ment
Chairman of the Board
of Trustees, will receive
sealed
aids at
the ofiice of James T.
leigh
i<
Bond
Offering
—
Murohy,
Griffin, Esq., 218 West Dominick
March
until
12
11
for
$700,000 water
a.m.
(EST)
on
of
bonds. Dated April
the
purchase
58
(1206)
'he Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, Ma^ch 11, 1957
Number 5619
185
Volume
.
.
*;
•;
•';.
3.12%.
Atlanta:
*-*-•
: -—*?•:
*.
*
•
'
-
l;f—
185,
v,
•
664—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Kidder, Peabody
p.
>• of
c;
March
bonds offered
Development bonds at a price- 5—v.-; 185, pi 874^—were awarded
'lOi.bO/1 a ; basis of about •.otthe' Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
"
59
(1207)
Chronicle
The Commercial and .Financial
.
Dallas.
Crowe,
&
Parkhurst
$1,090,000 3s, due on April !
by
approved
Legality
.
McCall,
1962
from
oi
inclusive;
1970
to
$605,000 3Vfes, due on April 1
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive;
Dallas.
& Company, as follows:
vermont
Hamilton ' County (P,' O. ':
and
$510,000 3V4s, due on
$15,000,000 sewer bonds, at a price
Ha,Chattanooga), Tenn.
April 1 from 1975 to 1977 in¬
Johnson Town School District, Vt.
of 100.01, a net interest cost
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 rural
clusive.
Bond Sale—The $54,000 school
v
of about 3.49%, for: $4,325,000
school bonds offered March
7—
cago, Smith, Barney & Co., Kid¬
bonds offered Feb. 26
v. 185.
Stevens County, Springdale School
4s, due on April 10 from 1958
der,
Peabody & Co., Stone & •v, 185, p., 771—were awarded to a
p. 988 — were awarded to Lyons
District No. 192 (P. O. Colville),
Webster
Securities
Corp., First group composed of the Equitable
\ to 1964 inclusive; $2,787,000
& Shafto, as 3.30s, at a price oi
Washington
*
3 Us, due on April 10 from
National Bank, of Portland, Braun, Securities Corp., John Nuveen &
Bonds Not Sold
The sole bid
100.04, a basis of about 3.29%.
1965
to
1970 inclusive;
and
Bosworth & Co., Inc.j W. H. Morr Co.; First American National Bank,
for the $71,274 school bonds of¬
$7,888,000 3l/2S, due on April
ton & Co., Inc.; Robert Winthrop
Mashville, J,. C. Bradford & Co.,
virginia
fered March 1
v. 185, p. 988 —
TO from 1971 to 1987 inclusive.
ind Union Planters National Bank
&
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee„
was rejected.
Falls Church, Va.
jf Memphis, as follows:
1,750,000 athletic buildings, at a
Arthur
L. Wright &
Co., Inc.,
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
price of 100.10, a net interest
Kenower,
MacArthur*
&
Co.,
west virginia
.143,000 4i//2S. Due on March 1
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
cost of about 3.50%, for: $474,Blewer, Glynn & Co., Lucas, Eisfrom 1958 to"1961, inclusive.
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
Charleston, W. Va.
000 4s, due on April 10 from
Ten
& IWaeckerle, Inc., Kirkpat590,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
ceive sealed bids at the Commis¬
Bond
Offering—J. A. Hudson,
1958 to 1963 inclusive; $290,rick-Pettis & Co., J. M. Dain &
V
1962 to 1973, inclusive.
sion's office, Room 222, Finance
City Clerk, will receive sealed
000
3 Vis,
due on April
10
Co., and Barcus, Kindred & Co. ,
267,000 3V4s. "Due on March 1
from
1964 to 1970 inclusive; Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmond, bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on April
from 1974 to 1977, inclusive.
Smithfield, R. I.
until noon "(EST) on March 20 foi
1
for
the purchase of $300,000
and
$986,000. 3V:>s,
due
011
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
Knoxville, Tenn.
April 10 from 1971 to 1987 the-purchase of $1,255,000 general public improvement bonds. Dated
bonds offered March 5—v: 185, p.
Bond Offering — Mayor J. W.
obligation bopd?. Dated APDl J15,, Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1098—were awarded to a group
Dance
will
receive sealed bids
1957.
Due on April 15 from 1958
1959 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
Other members of the syndicate:
to
1982 inclusive.' Principal and
composed of G. H. Walker & Co., until noon (EST) on March 19
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, First Na¬
Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day, and
interest * (A-O)» payable * at
for the purchase of $450,000 gen¬
the State Treasurer's office through
tional Bank, of Chicago, Eastman
Falls Church Bank, Falls Church,
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, as 4s; eral obligation street bonds. Dated
the
Kanawha
Valley
Bank,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., C.
'at a price of
or at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
100.15, a basis of March 1, 1957. Due on March
Charleston, or at the Chemical
J.
Devine
&
Co.,
Philadelphia
about 3.98%.
New ' York
from 1958 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds
City.
Legality ap¬ Corn Exchange Bank, New York
National
Bank, pf Philadelphia,
due in
1968 and thereafter
are
proved by Wood, Kiftg & Dawson, City. Legality approved by CaldWoonsocket, R. /. "
r
John Nuveen & Co., White, Weld
of New, York City.
callable as of March 1, 1967. Prin¬
\vell,; Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
& Co. Bear, Stearns & Co., A. C.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
chell, of New York City.
tax
anticipation notes was sold
Harrisonburg, Va.
Allyn & Co., Alex. Brown & Sons,
at the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
to
the First National Bank,
of
Bond Offering—Arthur L. Dow,
Roosevelt & Cross, Stroud & Co.,
wisconsin
New York City. Legality approved
Boston, at 2.50% discount.; V
Hirsch & Co., Bache & Co., Wm. E. City Manager, wiJJ receive sealed
•
i-v Wo^d. King & Dawson, of New
Brookfield, Woodside Sch. Dist.
bids
until
2:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Pollock & Co., Gregory & Sons,
York City.
south carolina
* '
(P. O. Brookfield), Wis.
March
26
for'the purchase of
Spencer Trask & Co., Kean, Tay¬
TSond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
lor &^Co.
$550,000
electric system bonds.
South Carolina (State of)
texas ;
Dated Api;il 1, 1957. Due on April ing bonds offered March 4—v. 185,
Third National Bank in Nash¬
Bond Offering—Jeff
B. Bates,
Abilene, Tex.
p. 988 — were awarded to Allan
State
Treasurer,,, will
receive
ville, Fox, Reusch & Co., Rand 1 from'' 1958 to * 1977" inclusive.
Blair & Co., Chicago, as 4s, at a
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
& Co., Wachovia Bank & Trust
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
eral
price of 100.22, a basis of about
obligation
bonds offered
'March. 20, for
the purchase of
Co., Winston-Salem, Rambo, Close able at the Peoples National Bank,
March 1
v.
185, p.."988 — were & Kerner, Woodcock, Hess, Moyer of. Charlattesvillq. ..Lqgajity jap-'3.87%.
$10,000,000 State school, series J,
awarded to a group composed of
& Co., John W. Reinhart & Co.,
proved by Wood, King & Dawson, Clinton (Village), Clinton, Brad¬
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due
syndicate:
Other members of the
-
-
,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc^
,
—
—
—
-
•
4
•
,
.
^
-i
.
„
'
—
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 in-*
Bonds due in 1973 and
thereafter are callable as of April
on
1972. Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the State Treasury,
in Columbia,
or
at any
agency of the State in New York.
City. Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City, and Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
< r
•
1,
.
•
;
.v
>
Dakota
South
«.
1979 and 1980.
■•.v. -
■'
BondOtte r i n g>-
Winifred
County Auditor,
sealed bids - until
will re¬
Skoba,
ceive
;; (CST)
10
$76,000 4s.
15,
1958 to
1976
.
"
Bohd Sale—John R. Clarke,
March 19 -for the pur¬
Di¬
from
Wisconsin
School
submitted for the $450,000
school
bonds offered March 4—v:
185, p.
988.
receive
Columbus (City), Columbus, Hamp¬
payable
by
Roberts
Clerk, will receive sealed
auction
bids until
2 p.m.
District
and
ap¬
on March 14 for the purof $750,000 general obliga-
(CST)
&
.
Seattle..
Columbus), Wis.
M. Holmes,
Offering—A.
Bond
County
Legality
Weter,
r
Shefelmao, of
School District No. 1 (P. O.
of
interest
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
Calamus, Portland,
(Towns) Joint
Elba,
den,
Bristol and York
date
and
Sold—No bids were
Bonds Not
(P. O.
from
Principal
proved
Principal
at the
Dallas.
1, 1957.
March
Dated
issue.
Turtle and Sharon
(Towns), Clinton Community Schs.
Jt. Dist. No. 10 (P. O. Clinton),
(PST) on
purchase of
years
(M-S)
Due on March 1
1987 inclusive
to
7
able-after
1975.
1974 and
; ford, LaPrairie,
$130-,000 n school '"bonds.f: Dated
March 1, .1957. Due on March 1
from 1959, tQ 1977 inclusive. Call¬
March 1,
on
'
'
will
the
for
22
March
Company, as
Due
*
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
.
110,000 4s.
:
102
Treasurer,
County
$200,sold to
Due on March 1 from
1973 inclusive..,
3%s.
14,000
•-
Texas
■'"■'••
a.m.
Feb.
011
-
of
was
' "
Wenatchee), Wash.
Bond Offering—T.
E. McKoin.
follows;.
College (P. O. Sherman),
Austin
"
Due
3.60s.
bonds
Pierce &
Rauscher,
inclusive.
>
930,000 3 VzS. Due on Feb.; 15 from
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
400,000
Sale—An
building
000
$670,000 4s.: Due on Feb. 15' from
;
Webster),
Day County (P. O.
*
"Bond
"Tv. '1958 to 1971
Tex*
issue
District,
*
-
District No.
Independent School
Lancaster
"
washington
Chelan County,* Sunnyslope
Hopwood.
&
of
'
New* York.
v
of Dallas,
Piper, Jaffray
Magnus & Co., and
Shear son, Ham-mill
& Co., and Municipal -Securities:
Co., of Dallas, as follows:
of
Company,
curities
Kansas^City,
-
•
both
Company,
Co., Pohl & Co.,
&
Com¬
Company,
Trust
Trust
merce
*
south dakota
;
&
Bank-
Inc., Shawell
Municipal Se¬
Isphording,
&
Doll
Mercantile Trust Com¬
pany, of SL Louis, First National
Bank, of Memphis, City National
Chicago,
elusive.
-
of
Company,
Trust
Northern
the
chase
| tion building bonds. Dated April
Due on April 1 from 1958
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April /CST) on March 19
fqr the pur¬
inclusive. Principal and
from
1959
to
1966" inclusive. chase * of
approved
by Dumas,
$1,000,000
non; tax- Legality
(A-O) payable at the
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ exempt dormitory revenue bonds. Huguenin & fjoothman, of Dallas.
Cpunty
Treasurer, will receive j Farmers
and Merchants Union
able at the County Auditor's of- Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct, 1
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Bank, of Columbus. Legality apT
Laredo School District, Tex.
ice, unless otherwise specified. ;
from 1959 to 1996 inclusive. Prin-^
for
the purchase of: proved
by Dines, Spooner &
Bonds Not So'd—All bids re¬ March' 15
cipal and interest payable at the
ceived
for the $1,500,000 school $450;000 "building -bonds. -Dated i Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Sully ' County, Onida Independent
on
9:30
until
bids
sealed
ceive
will
Development,
of
rector
bonds.
$250,000 hospital
of
chase
re¬
interest (M-S) payable
and
a.m.
First
;
•"
"
National
Farmers
&
Merchants
(P.O. Onida),
School District No. 1
•4
bonds offered March 1,
rejected.
Dated March 15, 1957.
Due on
Dec. 15 from 1957 to 1986 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
building
of,Sherman, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Bond Offering—Margaret Knox,«
Legality- approved
by
McCall,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
and oral bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
'.
South
•
•
"
Bank
t
purchase of
for the
11
March
on
Dakota
obligation fund¬
Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to "4977
inclusive. Bonds due in 1961 and
ing
Dated
bonds.
thereafter are
school
,
Mount Pleasant
to
Bradley County (P.
O. Cleveland),
tion
Sold—Bids for the
Not
Bonds
were
offered.-
•
•'•'.
-
«/
:
Offering
Bond
ceive
,
-n
•
in 1968 and there¬
callable as of March 1,
1967. Payable at
the Commerce
Union Bank, of Nashville, or the
Commerce
Union
Bank,
First
Farmers
& Merchants National
sive. Bonds due
are
Bank,
or
Bank,
all
1
las,
to
a
grouo
-
&
-■National
Sale
and highway
—
follows:
-
^
issue.
1958 to
from
1,792,000
281.000
on
3.40s.
1969
3V4S.
to
April
1
issue
Preston,
Interest
inclusive.
to* 1987
$250,-
of Dallas.
Parkhurst & Crowe,
Terry County (P.
.
-
Bond
M-S.
McCall,
by
approved;
legality
on
April
O. Brownfield),
Texas
Sale—An issue of $100,000
sold to Dittmar &
-
Company.
Additional
Sale
—
An issue of
$100 000 airnort bonds was sold to
•the Municipal Securities Corpora¬
tion.
The sale
March
consisted of:
1,
Bank, both of New York.
City,
R.
H.
Moulton
&
Co..
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Central Republic Co , Trust Com¬
District,
Bond
Sale
—
and interest
Tex.
The
$16,750,000
cost
of
about
Due
on
to
Principal
...
Civic Center develop¬
1
bonds,
for:
1977 inclusive.
bonds, -for:
$295,000 6s, due on April 1
from 1959 to 1961 inclusive;
2,500,000
(M-S) payable at the
Company, of
3.20%, as
$470,000 6s,
due on April 1 fronr 1959- to
1961 inclusive; $1,745,000 t,3s,
due on April 1 from 1962 to
1970 inclusive; $970,000 3Vbs,
due on April 1 from 1970 to
1974
inclusive; and $815,000
3V4S, due on April 1 from 1975
1975 in¬
1968 and
callable as of
Texas Bank & Trust
a
ment
callable as of
1, 1957.
at
$4,000,000
1, 1967.
Independent School
McFaul, Breed
Bramhall &
price of 100.03, a net
erty & Co., Hess &
&
Harrison,
and
March 1 from 1958 to
are
Atlanta, -.Rey¬
W. H. Mortop & Co...
Shearson. Hammill & Co., Stern
Bros. & Co., A. Webster Dough¬
nolds & Co.,
clusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
Georgia,
of
pany
follows:.
bonds.
were
Bank, of Chicago, Chase Manhat¬
Bank,
Chemical Corn; Ex-'
1, 1962. '
airport
March
-
Houston
are
—
a
tan
interest
$100,000
road
bonds.
Due
on
March 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
clusive. Bonds due in 1963 and
•-
offered
syndicate composed
Harris Trust & Savings
the
of
library
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 5 were
awarded to the Northern Trust
Co., Chicago, Braun,
Bosworth &
of about 3.55%.
obligation
bonds
March 1 — v. 185, p. 771
awarded to
(P. O.
joint School District No. 2
Co., and Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
as 3%s, at a price of 101.13, a basis
Wash.
eral
Stein,
*
Dated March
-
Horowitz,
Sale—The $6,500,000 gen¬
Bond
(Villages)
pox Point and gayside
change
road bonds was
100,000
Due on April 1
1976 inclusive.
Due
Thorgrimson &
Seattle,
of
3^4%, 41/4% and 4%% school
building bonds was sold to Burt,
Hamilton & Co. Dated March. 15.
1957. Due on March 15 from 1958
thereafter
1
inclusive.
1966 to 1963
from
fr-»m
Due
3Vis.
553,000
on
Aoril
1965 inclusive.
Due
4s.
$1,223,000
March 1
payable at the-County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
,
The $175 Ooo
bonds offered March
&
Robertson
& Pancoast,
Rotan, Mosle & Co., Sanders &
Unl/ and J: A. Overton & Co., as
1977.
(P. O. Somerville),
F.
Hess
Fridlev,
Co.,
Dal-
E.
Bank,
Dewar,
& Cutler,
Tennessee
Bord
were
Frederking. Shearson, Hammill &
Co.. Fort Worth National Bank.
Chicago.
Fayette County
—
Lynch,- Pierce,
El Paso
Hutton
the Middle Tennessee
of Columbia. Legality
approved by Chapman
of
-185, p. 874
' 'Republic National Bank/ of
(CST) on March 19 for the pur¬
chase
of $750,000
sewer bonds.
Dated - March
1.
1957. Due on
March 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
after
v.
r—
composed of
Fenner &
Beane, First National Bank, of
Dallas, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
Merrill
•
Recorder, will rebids until 10 a.m.
City
sealed
park*
-
Herman F.,
^
^
Roach,
—
1
awarded
*,
Columbia, Tenn.
and
March
road bonds of¬
March C—v. 185, p. 874—
rejected. / They will be re-
$150,000 school and
fered
airport, fire sta¬
bonds j offered
ment, drainage,
Tennessee
'
on
years
Independent School
000
improve¬
street
obligation
t
Due
inclusive Callfrom date of
Principal and interest (M-S)
7
able* after
District, Texas
Sale—An
Bond
Paso, Tex.
Bond Sale—The $3,829,000 gen¬
eral '
.
1957.
1,
1959 to 1972
from
of Seattle.
El
tennessee
Parkhurst &
']
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
proved
McMahon, Inc.
k,
callable.
was' sold
bonds
house
Thornton &
March
were
Bridgeport Independent School
District (P. O. Decatur), Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
$250,000 general
Coniol. Sch. Dist. J1, 1957.
No. 309 (P. O. Shelton), Wash.
\ to 1977
Band
Ol'feringr-John B. C.olg,1 interest
Mason 'Coutity '
of
Bank,
National
March
Dated
15,
1957. Due on
1977 inclu¬
March 15 from 1966 to
Principal and interest
sive.
payable
at
Exchange
Legality
(M-S)
the Marine National
Bank, of Milwaukee.
approved
Spooner & Quarles of
by Lines,
Milwaukee.
(City), River Hills (Vil¬
Glendale
lage), and Granville (Toum) Joint
School District No. 1 (P. O. Mil¬
waukee), Wis.
Offering—E. A.
Bond
District Clerk,
auction
and
(CST)
chase
March 15 for the pur¬
on
of $250,000
Dated April
1 from
Koepke,
will receive sealed
bids until
8 p.m.
building bonds.
1, 1957. Due on
April
inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
1958 to 1977
terest A-O.
Soooner
Lines,
Quarles,
&
of
Milwaukee.
Madison, Wis.
Bond
W. Bareis,
receive oral bids
(CST) on March 19
Offering—A.
City Clerk, will
until
for
10
a.m.
the
purchase
of
$2,020,000
bonds, as folows:
$1,000,000
bonds.
1958
1,020,000
municipal parking lot
Due on April 1 from
to
1977 inclusive.
school bonds.
Due on
€0
(1208)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 11, 1957
.
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Dated
April
1,
Principal and interest
payable
urer's
GENERAL OFFICES
•
Marketing Headquarters
Division
Offices
•
•
of
Chicago.
Menasha, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
bonds offered March 5
v.
185,
p. 875—were awarded to the First
National Bank of
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
—
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
Chicago,
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, OMAHA, DENVER and DALLAS
$270,000
2:li»s.
from
CONDENSED
BALANCE
SHEETS
and
Cash
AS
AT
DECEMBER
195 6
1955
$ 37,921,603
.31,323,139
ASSETS;
marketable
Notes and
Other
current
Total
assets
current
•
'
1967
1953
1952
27,429,314
28,758,172
19,941,051
•
«
•
•
reserve
••
•
•
•
•
♦
#
23,629,613
23,253,366
18,364,539
17,669,700
•
»
•
•
29,612,357
25,341,329
24,851,189
25,576,422
♦
725,106
562,855
507,227
468,148
assets
•
440,248
$ 91,888,879
80,480,689
72,481,127
71,143,584
63,278,665
••••••«
••
bids until 2 p.m.
21
long-term receivables, less
Deferred
lotal
•
i, 416,817
1,331,182
216,634,592
201,828,604
187,761,735
•
749,529
607,978
290,077
224,785
292,667
•
$339,084,450
317,069,059
274,528,155
252,484,433
taxes
Total
payable
accounts
#
#
$ 21,384,814
20,462,101
19,576,257
16,632,867
15,468,031
income
on
•
•
10,774,202
10,094,963
8,481,876
12,015,002
12,266,817
Funded debt
Reserve for workmen's
«••••••«•
$
•
32,159,016
30,557,064
28,058,133
28,647,869
•
6,327,000
8,485,000
8,818,000
10,535,000
Common
Council,
at
or
Dairy State Bank, Plymouth.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond
Offering—Louis J. Mosa-
•
130,700
213,452
102,580
166,304
•
•
424,709
536,444
513,576
500,417
2,436,101
1,271,987
1,296,943
958,621
143,652,930
•
143,652,930
143,652,930
143,652,930
71,826,465
—
•
•.«•••••••••
•
—
•
♦
•
•»«««
•
$890,000 corporate purpose bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on
April
1
382,945
1,381,640
V
•
..»••••••*•••
will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March
19
for
the
purchase
of
262,200
compensation and public liability risks
.
kowski, City Clerk,
sealed
11,600,000
*
•
liabilities
the
the
27,734,848
♦
Earnings employed in the business
local
$875,000
Dated April 1, 1957.
South Milwaukee, Wis.
•
••••«««
•
Common stock
Capital surplus
March
on
of
'
obligations
Unearned income
(CST)
purchase
Cutler, of Chicago.
....
Other deferred
291,842,613
the
tually acceptable to the purchaser
and
EQUITY:
.««••«•
liabilities
current
;
inclusive.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank mu¬
1,151,366
232,029,953
«
.
assets
and
Accrued
3,950,439
240,887,684
reserves
reserves
•
LIABILITY AND STOCKHOLDERS'
Notes
5,558,358
•
«
charges
•
#
4
Property, plant, and equipment, less
for
school bonds.
,
Investments and
1977
1
inclusive.
March 1 from
on
Plymouth, Wis.
Offering — W. H. Kohl,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
25,800,253
.
and
March
on
1966
to
Due
Bond
17,097,113
•
♦
•
»
»
.
#
receivable, less
accounts
Inventories
securities
31,
Due
1958
380,000 3s.
1954
and
Robert W. Baird &
Co., jointly, at
price of 100.06, a net interest
cost of about
2.95%, as follows:
a
/
V'
City Treas¬
Legality
ap¬
Chapman & Cutler,
office.
proved by
SKELLY OIL COMPANY
1957.
(A-O)
the
at
—
131,299,803
109,402,539
89,715,533
86,338,399
$339,084,450
317,069,059
291,842,613
274,528,155
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
the
Home
pay¬
State
Bank, or
Milwaukee Bank, both
of South Milwaukee.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
the
53,263,483
—
155.050,219
from
Principal'and interest (A-O)
able at
South
252,484,433
Waukesha, Wis.
Bond
STATEMENTS
OF
INCOME
FOR
THE
YEAR
ENDED
DECEMBER
Sale—The $1,750,000 cor¬
porate
31,
1956
1955
1954
231,639,059
211,081,894
„
1953
income
*••••«••«•
•
♦
•
•
•
•
.
1 otal
$251,391,986
•
•
•
Dividends, interest and other income
Costs; operating, selling and general
other than
taxes
on
•
215,316,524
Chicago,
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New York City, First
Corporation, and Robert
206,426,039
2,199,811
2,723,021
2,049,913
1,706,225
1,411,498
$253,591,797
234,362,080
213,131,807
217,022,749
Boston
207,837,537
W.
Baird
100.03,
•
a
2.94%,
expenses;
income
as
•
$164,886,289
151,442,348
140,281,719
funded debt
PROVISION
INCOME
Net income per
Cash dividends
ON
INCOME
stock
common
.
.
.
stock outstanding
outstanding
.
233,448
283,095
2974796
325,592
9,491,661
8,040,932
8,144,507
9,947,300
33,322,112
30,909,361
28,419,811
26,144,144
24,267,992
•
$207,998,383
192,076,818
177,025,557
175,171,764
169,593,245
•
8
42,285,262
36,106,250
41,850,985
City
38,244,292
Clerk,
bids
until
11,500,000
10,045,000
6,651,000
10,574,200
10,211,600
34,093,414
March 20 for the purchase of $1,-
32,240,262
29,455,250
31,276,785
28,032,692
200,000 school bonds. Dated April
15, 1957. Due on March 15 from
at
*
•
.
close of period
.#•
$
4
♦
$
•
the
•
$
975,000 3s. Du$
5.93
5.61
5.12
5.44
5,746,117.2
5,746,117.2
5,746,117.2
9,768,244
9,336,669
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Bond
2,873,058.6
9,140,679
10,342,998
10,342,998
5,746,117.2 shares outstanding
at
December 31,
4.87*
1958
1956
1955
Gross income
$253,591,797
Depletion and depreciation
charged against income
.
$ 30,783,099
*
$ 34,093,414
*
,
share
*
,
.
.
......
Capital expenditures for proper¬
ty, plant, and equipment
.
Working capital
(current
current
Funded debt
to
First
or
1956.
5.93
OPERATING
1956
•
common
stock
year-end
•
1955
....
value per
employees
share
•
casinghead
produced—MCF
Daily average—MCF
$ 59,729,863
49,923,625
completed
*
Dry
*'
*
71,497
$
6,327,000
8,485,000
•
•
$
10,342,998
10,342,998
1.80
1.80
.
Net
oil
Net gas
•
t
•
•
*
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Net
undeveloped
•
•
•
♦
gas acreage
5,746,117.2
$
5,746,117.2
51.98
47.85
•
•
,
•
•
5,965
5,642
»
,
,
4,750
4,875
461
r 247]
65
*
....
wells owned
producing oil and
411
•
•
owned
Net
330,015
I
f 323 j
-
'
inclusive.
on
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Bank, of Chicago*
City Treas¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
(P. O. Cody),
.
.
.
will
receive
p.m.
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
I
99 J
July
on
99J
609
545
516,022
467,573
4,432,295
(J-J)
$625,000
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
proved
.
103,531,139
99,215,185
and
interest
the
office.
County
Legality
ap¬
Howard, of Denver.
NOTICE
DIVIDEND
The
Board
of
Publications.
5,
1,161,951,048
1,145,326,859
idend
of
foregoing financial statements are condensed from the Thirty-Seventh Annual Report to the
stockholders, dated March 11, 1957. The report also
contains the certificate of Arthur Andersen &
Co., independent accountants and auditors, the remarks of the chairman of
the board and of the
president of the Company, and various operating statistics. Copies of the report may be had
upon application to The Secretary,
Skelly Oil Company.
Skelly Building, Tulsa 2, Oklahoma. The statements and condensed facts published above are for
general information and are not intended for use
in connection with any purchase or sale of, or
any offer or solicitation of an offer to purchase or sell,
on
record
20,
15
NOTICE
Directors
Inc..
declared
1957.
able
The
Due
17,044,574
Sales of petroleum products—
gallons
building
1, 1957.
at
DIVIDEND
»
on
a
cents
stock
of
of
Macfadden
Tuesday,
March
QUARTERLY
share
per
the
on
Company,
div¬
the
pay¬
April 2. 1957 to stockholders of
at
thf
close
of
business
March
1957.
Macfadden
Publications,
Irving
S.
President
securities.
March
8
by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
&
Gas
.
until
4,259,730
16,930,500
any
of
bids
March 25 for the
1 from 1958 to-1967 in¬
clusive.
4,006
sealed
on
Dated March
39,
o
refineries—barrels
processed in compaay
gasoline plants—MCF
Wya.
Bond Offering—Lucile M. Web¬
man
acreage
County School District No. S
Common
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
National
Park
-
4,172
Crude oil processed in
company
.
Riemer,.
ster, Clerk of Board of Trustees,
•
•
....
wells
120,455,532
353,168
.
*
.
24,824,958
68,014
gas
♦
....
Gas
26,167,865
129,259,584
Net natural and
47,746/519
out¬
.
Number of stockholders
produced—barrels
Daily average—barrels
Oil
$
paid
Net crude oil
5.61
*
1977
H.
receive
WYOMING
.
as¬
liabilities)
will
7:30
at the office of the
FACTS
Net wells
$ 43,966,022
share
at
$
32,240,262
.
.......
dividends
Number of
28,852,740
(after all charges
taxes)
book
234,362,080
Offering—P.
and interest
man
CONDENSED
March 1 from
on
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
«
5,746,117.2
4
•
to
45,593,414
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
135,052,361
>
Net
1
149,128
•
paid
FINANCIAL
standing
March
on
9,640,854
income
SKELLY
Shares of
Due
*
140,585,317
urer.
Per
follows:
234s.
•
leases
gas
taxes on
♦Adjusted
Cash
of
♦
...........
share of
common
less
price
a
•
......
provision for
FOR TAXES
NET
sets
at
•
.....»•«•«
and delay rentals
costs
Net income before
Per
Co.,
♦
•
Total
and
&
net interest cost of about
$865,000
•
Depletion, depreciation, and surrendered oil &
Net income
were
•
on
Exploratory
Shares of
—
to a group composed of
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
COSTS AND EXPENSES:
Interest
offered
875
p.
of
Gross operating
taxes
185,
v.
—
awarded
1952
GROSS INCOME;
and
bonds
purpose
March 4
5.
1957
Inc.
Manheimer
@FedFRASER