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BBSIKESS ADMINISTRATION
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Financial Chronicle
Reg, U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
183
Number 5515
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
Price
Monday, March 12, 1956
SEC
corporation
Feb.
on
filed
23
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
shares of
covering 3,000,000
offered $t 10 cents per share,
Junction, Colo.
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
(par
cent)
one
to
M. Davis & Co.,
r"; "Yy'V'
•' \\"''Y''
that
Grand
Net
sales'
Income
U.
S.
before
Net
taxes
Canadian
taxes
Divs.
from
Net
exch.
3,485,000
$2,446,785
subs.
201,340
416,3.7
Z)rI5,239
♦Stated
standing
share—
basis
at Jan.
Admiral
31,
net
sales
President.
It
exceeded
the
was
shares
873,834
in
180,
fourth
of
$1.73
with
share on the
per
1954
earnings
2,362,096 shares
$6,547,974
of
out¬
for
prior years. Net income
$2,426,866 or $1.03 per share.
after
these
Admiral's
special
Toronto
Stock
negotiations on certain government contracts during 1955. Based
upon these negotiations, he said it was necessary to provide an addi¬
tional reserve for adjustment of prices on shipments made under gov¬
from
1951
through
and
1954
still subject
cations
that
Mr.
added
sulted
in
through
that an examination
also was made by
additional
an
he
pointed
printed
circuit
further
use
—V.
183,
of
in
tax
and
major
and
of
expansion
our
for
departments; was costly and the full benefits of our
assembly systems will be derived in 1956."
37
(iii)
Federal
Reserve
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering
$300,000 principal
amount
of converticle debentures
hue June 30, 1966, to be offered at par, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for additional working capital.
corporation
on
March
1
to
dent
and
by
corporation
covering
A.
for
used
Eecker
G.
Feb.
23
shares
of
on
8,260
Co.
&
filed
a
common
letter
of
stock
*
New York. The net proceds
purposes.—V. 182, p. 1009.
general corporate
to
are
The
This
for
models
of
the
Atkins
Alabama Gas
17
Feb.
filed
Light.
Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Operating
Operating
revenue
1956
—;
-—
income
Other
Gross
income
—
—
—
Net
Net
income
♦Earned
♦Based
per
on
$25,733,080 $22,562,553
2,744,924
2,321/95
—
2,898,838
2,355,457
1,642,412
after
preferred
common
925,317
—
—
dividends
2,039/67
shares
in
each
1,541,670
$2.20
share
common
$1.67
period.—V.
183,
p.
in
com-,
follow¬
the
States
District
action
entitled
en
exempted
was
virtue
of
in
matter
the
corporation
also
voted
per
5.
At
from
of
the
of
order
an
1
the
pro¬
this
Com¬
Alleghany
Cor¬
split 2Vi
to
be
every
split
will
the old common
shareholders of
on
paid March
stock
shares for
by Claude w. Edwards, Presi¬
time 161,986 shares of
present
quarterly dividend
a
share
The
will be
March
on
to
31
effective
be
immediately
record date, March 5.
operating 30 modern supermarkets, has applied
permit from the State Corporations Commissioner
received
and
a
for
the
split which had been approved by
certificate
a
embodying
the
the California
with
51
Announcement
ficers
G.
52
include
Osterlin,
R.
Avenue,
is
A.
will
filed
be
Highland
This
Park
Epoxy
and
3,
in
sales
and
of
is
the
over
corporation.
Houston,
located
at
production
Taylor Center, Mich.,
wear
this
C.
J.
olfice
Of¬
Secretary;
283
Tuxedo
Mich.
taken
formulations.
filling
Mich.—Organized—
formation
President;
Ihe
has
Resin
solvent
the
Zaehringer,
corporation
Co. located
of
of
Treasurer.
Amchem
49
of incorpora¬
dividend record
the
after
{Secretary of State.
made
J.
majority of
a
of amendment to the articles
change,
Amchem Corp., Highland Park,
These
resistance,
compounds,
and
laminating
the
and
facilities
of
offers
an expanded
coatings of out¬
and cas ing resins,
include
"Velva-Tile"
floor
coating
Alabama Power Co.—Bids March 15 for Bonds—
company
Southern
N.
Y.,
mortgage
will up
Services,
receive
bonds
bids
a.m. (EST) on March 15, at the office
1600, 250 Park Ave., New York 17,
purchase from it of $14,000,000 first
to 11
Inc.,
for
due March
1,
1986.—V.
183,
p.
Alleghany
it
to
no
that the
mail its annual report for the year
later
than
March 20,
order permitting
1955 to stockholders of record
Commission
issue
657.
9.6
a
Preferred Stock Exchange Offer
President,
Taxes
of
in
of
new
and
a
annual
pronounced
report
of
common
out.
reached
reported
a
preferred
share
There
in
peak
this
$714,793,543,
in
the
gain
In
company,
$35,989,700,
dividends, compared
the
are
Increase
an
preceding
of
and
year,
equal
with
to
$3.04
$30,446,-
preceding year, William C. Stolk
10,885,591 shares of
6%
convertible
pre¬
all
kinds, including income and social
$46,340,078 in 1955, the report showed,
to
$4.26
common
stock
a
share
compared
with
$35,383,780
or
security
or
the
$3.25
taxes
equiva¬
share
a
1954.
Net
current
assets
for
after
a
pointed
$140,500,144
A,
1955
the
outstanding.
cumulative
series
taxes
$2,53
or
corporation also has applied to the SEC for an order d~claring
that no approval or other action of the Commission is required with
resnect
to
the
transactions
involved in the exchange
of its 5 V2 %
stock,
in
$652,391,169
after
share
common
708
amounted
The
preferred
for
revealed
6.
an
1956.
on
earnings
were
the
over
income
net
lent
Hearing March 12
and
March
^Sales and rentals for 1955 amounted to
has
requests
sales
capital
on
of
applied to the SEC for an order extending
the time within which it may mail its annual report to stockholders;
and the Commission has given interested persons until March 16, 1956,
to request a hearing thereon.
corporation
Record
working
released
1105.
Alleghany Corp.—Mailing of Report March 20—
This
American Can Co.—Record Sales &
Earnings—
Room
the
33,762
—-—-—2,140,909
—
—
income
this
of
cents
California
adhesives
1955
153 914
income
by
entered
announced
corporation,
date
a
12 Months Ended Jan. 51—
Alleghany
United
York
1955
investment
an
the
9,
materials.
The
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 10,000 shares
of common stock (par $li to be offered
at
$11
per
share,
through Craig-Hallum,
Inc.,
Minneapolis,
Minn.
The proceeds are to be used for production and development of various
on
Dec.
877.
p.
March
of
tion,
Statement of Federal
Banks
time
1945,
Manager.
outstanding.
shareholders,
of
System
Alleghany
such
4,
183,
52 V2
as
51
of Member Banks
that
at
directors
of
standing
of
corporation
the
of
New
that
of
any
be
Aircraft Danger Light Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
The
as
to
reserve
of
dated
speediest
states
of
following the dividend
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
(par
Inc.,
to
decision
Act
was
13
Payable
The Course of Bank Clearings
notification with the
$1) to be offered
the
District
General
are
common
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Files With SEC
The
Registration
Oct.
line
SEC
of
Alleghany
con-
material
"the
further
waiver
a
offer
the
Alleghany states
afford
to
ALeg.:any
not
of
stated
are
appeal
contend
the
dated
57
Rates
Reserve
to
of
held, it
one
of
Combined Condition
SEC—
letter
a
Notification
Common stock
37
& Investment News Cover
Statement
exchange
meeting
1933.
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—To Split Stock—
37
„
City Bond Offerings
Exchange
Condition
in
Southern
poration.—V.
37
Foreign
\
the
preferred
and
Miscellaneous Features
automatic
of
substantially
101-114,
new
48
Prices______
and
(i)
mission
Exchange
Dividends Declared
making
making the application is
forth
the
visions
Stock
and
•-.
.
Breswick
stock
and
automation
Aero-Fab Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With
The
rights:
Court
_37
State
set
44
Transactions
adversely affected by a
radio production facili¬
were
television
the
the Securities Act of
its security holders."
application herein is
to
its
of
47
Exchange
re¬
Alleghany's
43
Stock
payments
government
in
disclosure
Such conditions
pany.
42
Markets
General Corporation
also
1955
our
"A
out.
1105.-
p.
the
of
-
& Company, et al., v. United
States, et el., Civil Action No:
holding, inter alia, that at the time Alleghany issued its
stock it was subject to the provisions of the Act; and
(ii)
to contend, assuming the correctness of the aforesaid decision,
that Alleghany was a registered investment
company
at such time;
Transactions New York
assessment.
"The company's earnings
complete reorganization of
ties,"
certain
of
1954
filed
by cer.aln holders
stock, and warrants../
•
and
fair
in
purpose
relief
record
Siragusa
1951
its
filing
ing
redetermination.
from
to
and
accompanying its
41
Exchange—Curb Section
American
full
possible
the
price
to
incident
stituted
40
Exchange
Stock
relief
conditions
Exchange
of
the
advanced by the stockholders in support
requested,- Alleghany states that it has, in substance,
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Index
from
1940.
of
reasons
disclosure requirements of
38
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC
of
:
41
41
Exchange
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
was
According to Mr. Siragusa, the company completed price redetermina¬
contracts
._
Exchange
Stock
pre¬
charges
Stock
Stock
tion
ernment
Exchange
transactions
the
Act
consclidation
whichJ were
common
38
__
exempting
Company
the
with all of the relevant provisions of the statutes admin¬
by this Commission, particularly the Securities Act of 1933,
alleging that the facts disclosed by it to its stockholders in communi¬
38
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
compared
____
i.
Exchange
Francisco
Canadian
liminary report said it was necessary to provide $1,650,000 for non¬
recurring special charges covering price redetermination and additional
taxes
Exchange_________
Stock
Montreal
history
1955 was $4,076,867
share.
per
San
compared with
by Ross D. Siragusa,
21-year
12,
relief
addition to the
the
order
an
ordered
istered
17
-
has
complied
Page
29
33
Exchange.
Los Angeles Stock
of
(Bonds)
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
outstanding,
now
$2.77
or
Stock
Midwest
company's
Stock
Detroit Stock
$202,361,797,
the
: '
Y; In
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
$5.99
stock
common
Consolidated net income before special charges in
or
Boston
Cr7,2.4
$3.13
announced
in
year
Dr2,211
$7,102,575, $5,235,116
Earnings Lower—
were
was
million.
$200
American
416,367
,
2185.
p.
and
1955
the previous year, it
that
sales
of
1956.—V.
Corp.—Sales
Consolidated
$219,565,089
$3.28
profit-
the
on
New York Stock Exchange
$4,811,525
541,155
_
$2,857,679
$3.78
$6,563,631
Cr4,527
$3,293,907
per
:..v
New York
income
•Earnings
•v;:'
«;YY-■ Y-1 ''.V
7,405,000
5,525,000
2,690,010
$3,112,806
March
identical
Stock and Bond Quotations:
.•
oper.
fr.
British
Unrealized
in-
(est.)
income
*
The application requests, in the alternative,
Investment
proceedings
application with proceedings, scheduled for hearing
1956,
at
10 a.m.,- on sepa.ate applications seeking
Alleghany's
on
;
the
Commission
preferred stock,
$39,925,726 $33,996,676 $79,338,211 $6d,741,6c5
6,597,606
5,136,785
13,968,631
10,336,5^5
—
and
come
19.6—12 Mos.—1955
of
on
/n This Issue
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up
1956—6 Mos.—1955
provisions
The
v
Period End. Jan. 31— *
stock of Alleghany.
Commission issue
the
the
be
MISCELLANEOUS
-
ferred
the
with
Ralpli
through
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Abundant Uranium, Inc., Grand Junction, Colo.—Files
The
:
$1.25
previous
assets,
or
working
capital,
at
with $129,462,409 at the
$135,666,480 at the end of
compared
high
of
consisted
the
of
$35,096,512
in
cash
and
year's
end
of
1953.
U.
S.
end
1954
Total
totaled
and
the
current
Treasury
bills
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
»
2
recounts
in
of
ventories
ital
&7v,
p.
„
The
Anderson, Clayton & Co. Foods Divlhon. The
will
take over
the distribution of
brand-name
to
Foods,
which there are about 25,033 shares outstanding,
at the late of about 2.78 shares
share of preferred.
K.
C.
Towe, President,
on March 2 said that Gen.
Anthony C.
tcAuliife will join this company on May 1. 1956. Gen. McAuliffe's
The called stock, of
•
other edible oil products,
foods
capacity,
Construction
19j5
31—
Dec.
sales
pdividends
49%
companies,
associated
from
$
or
owned_„—-^—^---—2,203,130
interest and sundry dividends
1,692,351
1,904,600
1,146,70')
—
6,618,641
4,483,287
.—
228,759
The
3%%
cn
—
,_
licenses and service
Royalties,
(net;
income
Other
Total
charges
income-.
38,713,666
2,143,898
27.050,373
1,310,397
applicable to common stock.
shares outstanding Dec. 31
36,569,768
share-————
$4.07
25.739,973
8,722,921
$2.95
dividends
preferred stock-
on
earnings
Common
•earnings
-V.
•
common
per
183,
Detweiler, Vice-President and Treasurer, announced
corporation plans record capital outlays of $1,503,003 this
in
$71,251,062
of
1955
possible
debt, of
work
and fibers rose to a new high of
107,-
level
the
with
and compared
182, p. 1562.
high
previous
American Gas & Electric Co.—To
of
voted
also
card
f "»ro
•'
and
held
now
$17,-
also
subject to
frsion.
The
f
value
par
in
increase
an
common
no
stock
offering is
mplated in 1956 and possibly not before the end of 1957.
Tne expansion program, which will require expenditures of
f f(9
of its area
electric use.
t-'iding
and
the
by
great
strides
being
ex-
,
Has Record Expansion Program—
v
The
*
expans.'on
largest
♦vrch
1
The
in
by this company.
System, which
states,
provides
announced
was
elec ric
service
to
on
r
;f.
-
.
,
AGE
in
history
50-„e. r
The
f
seven
2,500,0004
cnerating
•tor.
total
ii.
of
i
auction
1
e
J,700,030
will
or
completed
r.s
< am
pie ted
in
just
in
the
**
thet ^ew
ransmission
The
''ne'^mticm
The
AGE
the
s
of
middle
canita!
10-yeT
in
pert
of
the
porate
A
'arge
links
e e
nents
'n
in
the
AGE
ol
Syst°m
comprises
Kentuc
and
t^e
fe'lowing. electric
'"til ty
last
$1
Stores
par
to
value
listing
*V $ 183~~p~9~8~9~
Madison
iaers.
high
Net
Brannan,
stated
that
of $19,926,741
income
<«~mared
UMl per
for
with
share
1955,
$625,196
on
President,
con~o"idafed
the
from
after
H
in
all
in
charges
bet
annu-1
sa'es
$17.232 863
1954.
362,155 shares
the
net
per
last
report
jear
1954.
and
income
in
to
r
se
S
to
a
'
'
taxes
stock-
was
w
o.tstauding curing
5750,908
the^enttte
183,
of
1955
1956
766.
1954
7 i,811
$41,324/95
4,50',6 8
2,£5",057
' 4,412.488
4,410.733
stock
*
pany
$0.46
preferred dividend
require¬
^
$0 80
•
•
-
New
P.
U.
Commission
to -sell $800,000
of
4%
panies.
to
the
to
the
to
...
Jersey
Home
Columbia
pay
'me•
bonds
The Commission said the
State
4%
Mutual
Life
Life
National
Life
interest and
proceeds
provide $290,000
would
for
Co.
be
new
used
1980
Co.
of
in
to
of
-
uS
:—
Associates,
.
'
Dec. 31, '54
$117,215,000 $103,378,000
85 3-0,000
80,969,000
22,989,003
27,339,000
10,CO),000
10,000,000
borrowings.—V. 181, p. 1306.
Cambridge, Mass.—Sales
Inc.,
a
29
Feb.
on
totaled
1956
more
57%
reported
$700,000.
than
similar period
future.—V.
near
180,
in 1£55."
v
This
.
ard the Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad
iointly
asked the Interstate Commerce Commission
company
F°b.
rn
2526.
p.
RR.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Baltimore & Ohio
29
authority for the latter to issue $.2,000,000
for
of 414%
first mortgage
exchange for a like amount of its
due April 1, 1360.
Baltimore
&
Ohio RR., which owns all of the Chicago Terminal
railroad's stock, s multaneously asked for authority to guarantee prin¬
cipal and interest cn the new ben s, which would be issued Aprli 1.
Tne parent said the proposed exchange is the latest step ih its broad
overall refinancing program.
Chicago Terminal would make sinking fund
payments on the new
bonds, the payments being dependent on earnings but fully cumula¬
tive.
No sinking fund was provided for the old bcncs.
mature
tu
bonus,
B.
O.
&
in
183,
assumes
be
would
which
maturity.—V.
1985,
1,
ais?
RR.
would
said,
it
and
April
4%* bone's, series A,
mortgage
The
Baltimore
be
a
supporting
SS0.
p,
repurchase
obligation
contingent on its earnings but fully cumulsupfficient to retire 73% cf the bonds by-
Co.
authorized
24
to
three
Worcester,
of
the
repa*
Baltimore
Sse
RR.-Co.—Ex¬
v
Ohio
&
below.—V.
RR.
181,; p.
'
2354. /
RR. — Bonds Sold Privately —
announced on March 5, has placed
privately a new issue of $8,000,000 first mortgage 4)4%
bonds, series A, due Feb. 1, 1976. The First Boston Corp.
acted
as
agent for. the company
in - arranging the
Bangor
City,
Boston;
com¬
Mass :
The
bonds
to
are
156,
p.
in
75.
bank
"
of
of
the
ccmmon
company's
1976.—V.
and
183,
outstanding
p.
Beech Aircraft
4%%
990.
convertible firs; mortgage bonds,
-
Corp.—To Build Testing Facilities—
announced on Feb. 28 the awarding of contracts for
approximately 4,250 square, feet of preliminary testing
This corporation
of
construction
facilities
to
Location
back
in
.
the
On
be
of
frcm the
terrain
building
loans
together with treasury funds and proceeds from the recent
stock, will be used to redeem on March 2, 1956, all
Proceeds,
sale
$330.000
$100,000
and
.
$510,000
Aroostook
&
financing.
com¬
insurance
1980.-
construction.—Y.
Terminal
Chicago
Ohio
&
change Offer—
due
-•
could sell $400,000 of bonds
York
New
Insurance
mature
Feb.
on
due
company
Insurance
Insurance
securities
borrowings—
in sales over
the
in
2,74'/9l
./
$0.8)
contingent interest and
p.
financial posi¬
This company, it was
4,537,434
income
1
common
213,456,003
.
Atlantic City Sewerage Co.—Bond Issue Authorized—
the
$7sn ona
of
share
l/12th
ments.—V.
The
:*ew
offices are located ?',
$46,999,895 $40.
income
129,464,000
233,291,000
--
.
income
railway- operating
*After
1956—47 Wks.—1953
Earning
«
Ave., .New
Net
51,144,632 46,897,797 576,578,457 552,392,283
F.
•
250,471,000
sto k
founded in 1916; its main
Yo:k.—V. 182, p. 2354.
was
187,736,00)
132.1C0,00)
equity
corporation
fiscal
Los
Month of January—
Gross
*Earn.
Anchor Post Products, Inc.—Reports Record
William
the
End of Year
Fh'pments
3C5.746.000
its sa'es for the first quarter
This reprcs.nts a gain of
■
,./ '•
The company,
manufacturers of prec sion instruments for analysis
and quality control and a line of transistorized electronic products, -is
currently operating with a backlog of well over $1,030,000, highest in
the compeny's history, according to Dr. Walter S. Baird, President. The
firm's oroduction schedule is completely filled through the second quar¬
ter.
Shipments duiing the first quarter of 1956 were $700,003, com¬
pared to $450,000 for, last year.
"
,
The company his taken over 10,090 additional square feet of floor
space for production and engineering, bringing total area in the Cam¬
bridge facility to 40,009 square feet. Flars are now being Completed to
further enlarge the Baird pla it bv an addi.ional 23,009 square feet
of
.57%
which,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—January Earnings
<"npriting
Co.—Current Sales Up—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
a
Corp.—On Western Exchange—
common
on
,
corporation
261
at
Po."pr
Co;
Indiana
&
Michi-»n
Co;
K ngs ort
Ut li hs
Inc •
Ohio
Electric Co.—V. 183, p. 11C6.
j.-eriod Enid. Feb. 25—
modernize
.
Net
American
W.
to
used
year.
The
s
Electric
Wlieeling
be
fund
denominations of $1,000
R. Olson Co., Fergus Falls,
(
Powe-
y
to
notification with tho
debentures, due Feb. 1,
each), pluo
Minn. Tho
store and for general cor¬
of
letter
a
sinking
(in
par
through
interest,
filed
6%
of
at
of th's corporation has been
Angeles Stock Exchange,, according
to Exchange Executive Vice-President Thomas P.
Phelan..-The
corporation,
which
owns" and
operates
de^aic.-iont stores
throughout the nation, acquired J. W. Robinson Co. cf Los Angeles
ns
System
Bemidji, Minn.—Files With SEC
28
purposes.
admitted
portion
>he
$150,000
offered
are
Feb.
on
Associated Dry Goods
-
t0
s'gni lent
tho
orders
UnfiTed Orders
157,255,000
government
Baird
This
SEC—
with
notification
of
not expected to in¬
It carries the follow¬
Higher—Enlarges Plant—
tive,
facilities
new
be
accrued
c nir cti:n rf more
si'bsletions, and o erati-g and
im-ortmt
to
The
1953-60.
e'e ot.d
covering
proceeds
ty.
a
corporation
1968,
csnstructlon
$785
letter
a
50,COO
Associated Drugs, Inc.,
The
Spor \
of
filed
20
are
three yeais:
capital
and
first
SEC
and
Phil p
Feb.
on
shipments
received, shipments, and unfilled
Presently the company has no short term
The proceeeds are to be used for loans to two subsidiaries
and for working capital and expansion program.—V. 131, p. 2578.
are
1956
ex.end.tures
Cash
Long-term
Co.
tot 1
donbl°
which
of
program,
previous
a
li-c,
most
and
Apralachi^n
Co.;
Co.;
be
e'etai
the
kw.
rhan
corporation
covering
but
bus'ness
Pointing out that the company remains in a strong
tion, the report made the following comparisons:
Working
writing.
ne'wor't' the highest voltage transmission system in
*ompanies;
I'Rwer
of
the
by
cfpac
expmc'on
will
new
of
of
n
next
ed
represrnt enly
distribution
One
of
the
Involved
kw.
Systemh
more
the past
shares of common stock (par one cent) to bo
offered
at
$3.50 per
sharj and
$70,000 of 10-year ? 8%
debenture
bonds to be offered at 100%
(in uits of $10 each), without under¬
SEC
triple its 1949 rapacity.
is already
urder con45 days;
tnis phn,«e wi 1
2,600,000
top
cn
which
$700,030,003
erection
jvettric
coir.es
AGE
i960,
balance,
rommen
new
2,245,000
the
by
than
expahsi
within
The
The
investment
centers.
:eivice
ihe
be
will
faciliti-s
lines,
raise
kw.
I more
an
of
started
ended,
added
generation
3 ra meo
kw.
1959-60.
and
tiO.OOO
1952
1956-58.
observed,
Mrcsident,
program,
The
be
In
unannounced,
yet
ill
v
6,600,000
to
capacity in
bailor
new
Stockholders'
■
.
V
Presid nt,
Ic'dles,
AFred
•
800,000
over
will
program
w.
capability
System's
.
(Del.), N. Y.—Files With
Arrow Graphic Corp.
spend l7.0,CO\COO
or construction and
3 - spallation of new facilities during the reriod 1956-10.
This
expansion
will
include the ad:'iti:n
of
2,600,0:0
kilowatts
r f
generating capacity to meet the ever-iacreas eg demands o
the
Kystern's 1,303,030 customers. This is more c-pae.ty than i; presently
i.v„.liable in any ore of 33 of the 48 states.
h
3
enple
its
report,
Dec. 31., '55
the common is a special
cumulative preferred stock <$100 parj. This
is owned by employees through their profit-sharing
retirement fund.
Employees can join this fund after threo year! with the company
and, at present, all such eligib'e people are menibom.
"The ccmpr.ny currently is paying $1 a share p~r year on a quar¬
terly basis and, as of last October, paid a 5% stock dividend.
The
company has
maintained a conservative dividend policy and expects
to continue to do so in the immediate future because of the requiremen s
for working capital
and facilities brought about Ly the con¬
tinued growth of the company."—V. 133, p. 110o.
< '
con-
in
'
■'
.
$7.38
$9.31
shares outstanding on Dec. 31. 1955.
317,233.000
Argus,
.
M
$3.26
1954—_____
issue of 2,000 shares of $5
$7<i)0,003-
made
-M 7-;M
of
officers
and
i
R-ceived
were
year
.
5954
1953
$13,487,000 $15,212,009 $12,061,000
1955
■
share_^.:
J953____„
$11,737,422, ag"inst
like period of toe J95b Jlsral year. During this fiscal
introduced at least six new products, thereby broad¬
fiscal
current
the
of
half
vi/R
*
.
5,000 shares.
V.
"The only capital stock outstanding besides
md?
J,'respective,
p.
Co.—Backlcg Increased—
Orders
comb'ncd,, own more than
12%%
of the outstanding
comm?n snares.
No one individual owns
more
than 5%
of the ccmmon stock.
When the present management
entered the company in 1940, officers and directors held approximately
opacity
3
for
and $841,-
in semi-finished
products.
President,
directors
The
during 1950-60, will rai.e the system's electric power generating
by 2,600,030 kw., a 65% expansion. This large increase is
necessary
by
the
rapid
industrial
development,
actual
and
<
1C3,
the 1,633 541
on
of
fiscal year,
our
'
meeting of the company on April 25. The proposal!
the approval of t.;e Securities & Exchange Com■
/•'
" r-v
further stated that
directors
v;e
will have
.line considerably.
we
ening
V-m. *V:"
'
first
year
$5 to $10. Tne
authorized shares
the
with other funds, to purchase all of
Inc.
the. Augusta. "Chronicle; and tho
402.
;
'/v-/
1
owns
ing tabul tion showing orders
Lewis,
$10,663 886 in the
from
<\V
25,000,000.
of
E.
current
the
the
Split Stock—
proposals will be submitted to the shareowners for approval at
She regular annual
:
total
a
the
increase
recommend
to
to
20,082,102
The
to
Inc.
appreciably until the latter part of 1956.
crease
^
fo'it of
shares
volume
announced that sales for the firs ^ half
which ends July 31, 1956, were $12,787,334,
against $11,674,510 for the first six months ended Jan. 31, .1935.
.i'V-Earnings after taxes rre $823 103, or $1.04 a share. This is 14%
above the $706,575, or $1.61 a share earned in the first half of trie
preceding fiscal year. Payment of a 5% stocu dividend on Oct. 21,
1 55, increased
outstanding common by 20,851 shares, to a total of
443,797 shares, which amount w\s listed on the Stock Exchange.
"Sales of Argus Cameras, projectors, and accersories soch es 11" "t
meters and viewers,"
explained Mr. Lewis, "have increased steadily
since 1949 when
the present management entered the company.
We
expect this favorable sales trend to continue.
C-mmercial. sales in
The directors on March 2 yoted to recommend to its shartowners a
the common stock on'the basis of three shares for each twd
;
when
finished
Robert
of
production of staple fiber is expected by the eni of 1.'56.
linanciai
passion
of the company was again s.rengthenoi
history,
Southeastern
of
buv
r
contracts largely explains _the $1,030,194
$2;435,0f9 on Jan, 31, 1956, their lowest
received several large military optical con¬
inventories include $1,237,513
These
in
062
»ring 1955, Mr. Bassill reported.
Wo. k.ng capital at the year-end,
including proceeds of $10,764,000 frcm the sale of additional common
cock
during
the year, w?.s $33,905,000,
the highest figure in the
c^mpanny's
6 635 additional
Newspapers,
Inc.,
who
to
part,
•
ordnance
our
1951
since
tracts.
f>
<02,000 in 1954.—V.
Newspapers,
per
the
In
■
"Ending of
ftaple fiber market because of the growing demend for this product,
American
Enka is now constructing a $21,000,000 staple fiber plane
hich
will
have
an
in tial
annual
capacity
of
50,000,000
pounds.
Rial
in
proceeds, -together
"Herald."—V.
'-Based
decreae in total inventories to
ccmpared wi.h 92,022,000 pounds in 1954 and 102,101,'""0 pounds in 1953, the previous high mark.
.In line wi;h
the company's decis.on last year to enter the rayen
The
used,
points out that 1955 was a
satisfactcry year and explains "that while it is true that shipments
\oi $233 231,000 and profit of $8.26 were both somewhat lower than in
; the previous year, it was the second most p-ofit-able yar in our history
and the backlog in-reased from $123,464,000 te $213,453,090."
Cash
dividends declared during 1955 were increased to $3 per share from
the $2 oer share vhich had been deciared each year from 1951 through
1954. In addition, a stack dividend of 5% was declared payable Jan. 4
to stockho'ders of reeo"d Dec. 12.
The report explains that the pay¬
ment of the stock dividend resulted in the issuance of 81,677 shares
and the transfer of $7,470,090 from retained
earnings to capital ac¬
count.
It-was the fourth consecutive year in which a 5% stock divi¬
dend toad been dedard.
The report says that it is expected thc.t the backlog of orders wijl
continue to build up because prospects are good for a considerable
V-Loan, which at one time wah
this loan ahead of Its Marci 31,
virtually completed its military
contracts.
77,000 pounds,
5
sto"k
stock
-
-
b?
to
income
Net
.
3 V\ %
a
as $2,700,000. We
paid off
maturity because Argus has
1956,
,; ast year was one of recovery and expandel production for the in¬
dustry, in which American Enka shared.
The company's shipments
and textile yarns
largely by
financed
was
high
as
*
industrial
the
use
-•Earned
addition, in
The latter
was made
by a $500,000, 5% 10-year rnortvage loan, our only long-t rm
which only $268,432 remains outstanding. Government contract
*
:
common
..
$500,030 optical
a
'
of
thai,
year.
plant addition in 1951 and a $300,003
1955, w.iich included a modern finishing and paint s* op.
was
financed out of current earnings while the former
history,
ar
cf
brs's.
are
Calendar Year—
"Capital o-tlays this year will be 50% greater than last year,
he
"Since 1949, ec/uipment and plant addition'expenditures
have exceeded
$2,000,030. Plants approximated $300,030, consisting of
according to the annual report released on March 6.
his compares with a vclv.me of $59,692,723 in 1951, an increase of
: 9.4%.
Net inccme for 1935 advanced to $7,070,902,. equal to $5.22
•er share
on 1,355,448 shares, up 37,6%
over the 1951 net of $5,137,2.73, equal to $4.60 per share on 1,117,650 shares then outstanding,
Earnings before taxes were tne ingiiesi on record, reaching a total
c $15,261,-902,
compared wi.h $10,882,103 for the preceding year, the
report stated,
J. E. Bassill, President, in his letter to stockholders, said that the
y
Sold—Johnson,
Inc.—Securities
preference stock is convertible into class A common
Babcock & Wilecx
'
explained.
the company's 27-
the highest in
were
not
in-
is
convertible preference stock (par $7)
proceeds
"
Detweil-r.
Mr.
Sales
such
of
and
this
producing oil
will meed for
treasury fund3 and by
loans carnot be finally
from
Feb. 20 offered and
on
net
Augusta
Joseph H.
New Sales Reccrd—
American Enka Corp.—Scores
.
They will- require no outside financing, t ie company s net working
capital of $4,083;959, being the biggest in its 25-ytar history.
"Most of these capitel expenditures are for tooling required to maxe
tue record number of new products being introduced this year," said
/
1.
p.
8,994,130
it
Newspapers,
6 % %
Augusta
.
transferred
was
this
Net
amount
of
case
company
the outstanding stock of Radio Augusta,
has announced that the listing of ita common stock
from the American Stock Exc.iange to the New Yor&
Stock Exchange and t at trading on the New York Sto.k Exchange
commenced on March 5, 1956.
24,000,000
earnings-,
Net
the
This corporation
51,050,370
74,713,666
36,030,000
this
*
_•
stmre-for-share
a
•will
990.
p.
Inc.—Listed on Big Board—
Argus Cameras,
461,831,315 405,299,963
■
before taxes on income—
Provision for Federal & foreign taxes on income
K trniiigs
183,
manner.—V.
remaining
shares
and collected in the
April 1, 1950 should be detached
Coupons due
usual
/;
whereby
presently estimated that they will
balance of the present authorization of
time,
The
173,477
50%
.
■.
sold publicly 93,926
at
$7.55 per share, and 10,000 shares of 6% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $10) at $10.50 per share.
Redeem Debentures--
Inc.—To
the
the
in
obtained
be
to
While
this
shares of 6V2%
redemption on April 1 next, $745,000
debentures due Oct. 1, 1977, through operation of the
finking fund, at 103'/2% of the amount thereof. Payment will be made
at tne Manufacturers Trust Co., 45 Beaver St., New York, N. Y.
its
of
at
the
nah, Ga.,
■
corporation has called for
The
451,0^8,434 397,591,904
~
loans,*-
bank
expected
Augusta
4,-v;.,v '
Anheuser-Busch,
1954
$
Ended
Year
Met
plan
a
Lane, Space & Co., Inc., of Atlanta, Augusta and Savan¬
was
•-■M-
on
'/•..;t -""M'-.c
T""e Atlantic Refin'ng Co. has not disclosed yet just how much it
will have to pay fcr these oil, gas and other properties.—V. 182, p. 714.
-
■
commenting
Eecretarv,
debtedners."
understood that substantial* spms are to be invested *.
in the sustained
introduction and promotion of the company's new
food products.—V. 182, p. 810.
/'mm
■
OF EARNINGS
STATEMENT
shares out¬
year have
cer ain
term
exceed
the consumer
Mexico, where it
and
the
.../i,;,
■.
,
Rollins,
will buy
determined
,
be
Peru
as
is
had
although it
Corp.
CONSOLIDATED
States/ Brazil,
United
the
in
commoi
sheet items fcr the end of
understood the company's
is
l~54.
acquisition
substantial cotton and related operations.'.' . . ;
..
estimate
was
available of
proposed advertising expenditures,
No
in that
Chemical
and Research Divisions of tlie company; and,
he will be President of its engineering subsidiary,
iie'.d
already
be asked to in¬
15,000,000 from
$150,000,000.
from
had 8,965,774
company
subject to a production payment
gas
properties.
The
cash
which
the company has entered
Within the last several years,
from
Army,
Operating
to
& Co.
is reported
merchandiser of cotton and an important
Clayton
the
$225,000,000
to
properties of Houston Oil Co., said:
.*
"The company is en"?,ged in an active campaign to increase its oil
and gas reserves by explcraticn, development and purchase.
Part of
the program
is the recently anncu'ced plan to acquire the oil and
gas properties and vrious other as ets of Houston Oil Co. of Texas
Shortening, Mrs.
/* 4" ,' v
the/world's largest
processor of cottonseed and
with annual sales approximating $750,000,003.
company's presert consumer products: Mrs. Tucker's
Salad Oil, and Meadolake Margarine.
er
long-term debt
stood
at
slightly abo e $83,000,009, cr approximately
the
$82,700,003 in long-te.m debt outstanding at the
time
same
of
company
Inc.
Tucker's
Anderson,
the Army was announced on March l by Secretary
Wilder M. Brucker.
, .
.
_
Gen.
McAuliffe will head the newly-created Engineering and Conrtruction Division which will have coordinate status with that of the
the
31,-1955,
Richard
company announced appointments of thrce new
agencies: D'Arcy Advertising Co., Inc., McCann-Erick-on,
Inc., and Paris & Prart, Inc., all of New York, to work on the develop¬
ment and marketing of several newTood products, as yet unannounced.;
Crook
Advertising Agency of Dallas will continue to handle the
"if common for each
that
the
newly named diviho.1
products from Mrs.
numl
debt limit
the
While balance
released, it
been
end
Simultaneously, the
dividends.
Dec.
yet
at
foods
for larg^-scale expansion in the packaged
advertising
4s convertible until May 2 into common
'■■I
On
not
Products—
this comprny has announced that effective March 15, 1956, the
of its division—Mrs. Tucker's Products Division—will be changed
name
4, 1926, its 3'/a%
$103.50 per share,
convertible
retirement
Md.—V. 181,
and
Debt Limit—
meeting May 1 will
of common sharrs to
annual
the
?t
authorized
12,500,000
standing.
part of its plan
As
the
crease
.
has celled ior redemption on May
preferred stock, series B, at
company
cumulative
inv*stment ii cap¬
1953, partijul rly If t ie
Anderson, Clayton & Co.—To Market New
field,
stockholders
T':e
Prod cis'
Post
will ri e Cwnsiherably In
constructs a new office building in Bal.imo.e,
Tucker's
j.ius accrued
share
per
Anchor
1550.
p.
Stock—
Cyar.amid Co.—To Redeem Pfd.
American
$1,81
that
said
expenditures
company
ftr the pr.ceding five years," . e said.
"Most cf
•»toe
past year were ior im. r venents, modernization
nnd
replacement
of existing pr.duct.on etui, nunt,
to consolida e
operations and to increase ef.ic.er.cy."
The company's new res.?.rch and development center at Barrington,
IH.
was
comple.ed diir.ng the year, and construe ion was s a t' d
on
new
caa
plants at Arlington, le..as a;*.d talsm, ere., te noted.
-
Monday, March 12, 1956
Atlantic Refinin? Co.—To Increase
3<5,48j shares
the
e-rned cn
1954.
Brannan
Mr.
expenditure
outlays in the
183,
v/'.th
i.i
outstanding
raw
annual
—'V.
compared
year
and b lis re ei*.'able and $148,675,127 in in¬
mat.rials, woik in pioc.ss md
i iih.d product.
Capital expenditures of ih s company in 1 55 amo.nttd to $27,814,jj7. substantially tnder the $26,8b1,214 spent
n It54, Mr. Slolk
•stated.
"Tne
lu54 figure
was appro i.nate y' iq al to
ace average
$36,220,702
T
...
(1226)
the
soon
first
on
few
site-entrance,
its new
buildings
760-acre
will
and hidden
site.
Feb.
760-acre
site near Boulder, Colo.
be approximately 1,500 feet
from view by a natural bluff
which lies between the Foothills highway and the main
built
15,
site,
the company officially
adjacent
announced the purchase of this
to Colorado's new
Foothills highway about 3%
Volume
183
Number 5515
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1227)
miles north
of Boulder.
At
that
time,
officials stated that its
company
income
special
downtown Boulder engineering oilices were staffed with
approximately 60 aviation design engineers, that the group is being ex¬
as rapidly as
possible, and that initially only a few additional
.
personnel
,
wolud
Boulder.—V.
,
be
183,
274,996
for
required
the
proposed
facility
new
of
share
of
north
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
7
*
offered
and associates
$35,000,000 of 40-year 3^4%
■j
books closed.
-.
writers at competitive sale March 6
$ 'Other
»:
&
•»
bids
Co.;
&
Award of the issue
for
the
100.161;
Co.
Union
and
The
3Vis
as
First
Securities
coupon.
T-
debentures
and
was
debentures
redeemable
are
at
the
option
PROCEEDS—Net
used
proceeds
from
the
of
to par,
The
sale
to
debentures
will
7
expected
are
to
received.
approximate
The
balance
$13,300,000
the
of
net
burse
the
company's
additions
i
and
treasury
improvements
for
the
telephone
time
will
expenditures
its
to
at
proceeds
*
the
be
proceeds
to
used
made
for
reim-
plant.
Philadelphia
metropolitan area and about 18%
metropolitan area.
The
company
furnishes
Pittsburgh
between
points
in
cases
and
territory
in
which
it
toll
transmission
of
radio
and
television
.The
of
revenues
$297,275,380
the
are
respective
follows:
as
1955,
year
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
programs
principal
company had total
income of $32,378,245.
of
each
amounts
of
the
of
Stuart
of
the
Co.
The
$7,950,000
Allison-Williams Co.____
principal
Illinois
Kaiser
Ailyn & Co., Inc.- 1,500,000
Anderson & Strudwick200,000
;
Bache
Ball,
,
Co.__
&
Co.
Burge
Kraus
&
other
the
Coe__—____
Hutchinson
1,500,000
Inc.
Patterson,
Copeland
&
Kendall, Inc.
Peters, Writer & Christ-
150,000
&
Burr,
Inc
1,500,000
Courts & Co
500,000
-
&
Co.,
Inc.—
DeHaven
Wm.
R.
balance
15
Jr.,
will
Bank
schedule
on
owed
be
of
M.
M.
250,000
&
Green,
;
Gregory <fc sons
Ellis & Anderson
Harrison
&
400,000
Co
Haupt & Co._|__
Heller, Bruce & Co
Hentz
—V.
183,
1106
pp.
sales
Weeden
Harold
&
Co.
E.
Inc
Wood
300,000
1,500.000
Co._
Corp.—Backlog Up to $497,500,000—
for
the
three
months
ending March 31 will approach
compared with $143,500,000 in the corporation's first
1956 fiscal quarter, which ended Dec. 31, Malcolm P.
Ferguson, Presi¬
dent, said on Feb. 29.
$145,000,000.
Noting
that
different
from
said
earnings
net
first-quarter
the
for
profits
for
$1.31
barrels
the
the
the
$1.29
were
share,
a
only
quarter last year,
same
rest1 of
Unfilled
(
to
pared
corporation's
order
1956
wou'd
Mr.
slightly
183,
Sept.
on
7
.
$497,500.'000
to
30,
1955,
at
the
of
as
of
end
Feb.
1,
Hathaway, Inc.
completed.—V. 183,
was
Secondary
—
com¬
Offering
—
7
Bocabelli, Inc., Canal Fulton,
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
of
1,000
class
B
without
to
voting
offered
of
The
through
soap
6%
at
a
Borden
Ohio—Files—
.
cumulative
10,000
be
to
at
stock
class
A
and
par
tho
to
bo
non-voting
shares
1,000
($5
used
be
to
are
contract
of
share)
per
offered
proceeds
private
preferred
shares
($5
to
share),
per
acquire
first
The
methanol
production
built
by
facilities
Alba,
.completion
S.
plant
for
in
of
holders
The
Alba
of
Alba
an
manufacture.
Alba
Is
Brazilian
are
loan
of
greatLy
as
synthetic
will
be
for
company
of which Borden
Canadian subsidiary representing
majority stockholder.
a
investors.
stock¬
'
"
D.
Other
C., has
:
agreed
to
will
Plans
total
Is
using
funds
exclusive
of
required
from
other
provide.
quarters
in
Sao
formaldehyde,
Paulo
and
plant with a daily produc¬
formaldehyde and synthetic resin plant
Alba's
a
will be
located
current
plant
plastic materials and
chemical plants
i
)
at
a
at
full
output.
Curitiba,
line
of
Cubatao.—V.
Alba,
with
currently
adhesives.
183,. p.
head¬
produces
The
ICC
authority
to
&
on
Maine
Feb.
new
106.
Issue
not
denied
the
exceeding
application
$28,874,580
this
of
principal
(Telephone
ofiice
STate
at
Canada, $63.00
NOTE:
On
New
2-0613); 1
York, N.
per
account
year.
of
the
oil
Refining
Countries,
fluctuations in
$67.00
the
per
Office
of
of
5%
year.
Valven
in
and
business
No.
a
stems
2534198
self-flaring
requiied
to
from
and
tube
connect
'
in
Corp.;
—V.
1956
on
othest
standard
surface
inside
34199
that
pro-
red' ca
tubing.
Fiariny
In
one
s mple
tightenipy
automatically pro¬
fitting—a sures a tiglvi
the
connection.
of
shares
July
of
de
Pasco
31,
1955, the corpora ion had out¬
stock, out of a total authorized
common
Of
the
762,893
shares,
48,171
shares
wera
1011.
Corp.—Net Up Over
100%—
*ncorne
shares then
one
cent) at $1
per
proceeds
to
net
183, p.
Used
are
for
32,932,098
.
Net
as
a
to
used
acquire
out¬
speculation.
property,
& Ohio
purposes.
Ry.—February Earnings Higher—
1956—Month—1955
1956—2 Mos—1955
$31,743,000 $25,335,000 $63,671,000
$51,849,000
4,707,000
3,487,000
9,365.000
7,151,000
share
per com.
purchase
corporate
other
106.
income
Earnings
share
be
working capital and
Period End. Feb. 29—
$33,416,880
Oil
ownership
2
Trademark)
flared
Gross income
$36,584,167
Gulf
its
No.
fitting
$0.59
$0.44
$1.17
183, p. 767.
$0 90
$484,782
Month of January—
Total railway
& Pacific
RR.—January Earnings
1956
operating
Railway operating
Net
1955
$15,765,342
$14,470;i2S
12,312,418
revenue
11,350,045
expenses___
revenue from
railway operations
railway operating income (after Fed.
taxes)
Net
Net
3,452,921
Earnings
—V.
Corp.;
J.
common
share—
*
1,232,436
$0.34
$0.34
884.
p.
Clevite Corp.—Unit
Changes Name—
j
Cbvite
Harris Products,
Inc., is the new name
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Harris
Products
applications
<
_
change
J.
for
and
molded
make
Clevite
Co.,
products
rubber
American
every
Fleming,
made
was
Corporation,
183, p. 1107.
238.
parts
and
of
of
of
to.
for
automobile.
identify the subsidiary
it
makes
industrial
With
heati-
plants in Napoleon and Milan,
Clevite Harris President, said the
jr.,
which
Corpora¬
which
quarters in Cleveland, It operates
Matthew
H.
p.
1,426,84C
992,288
per
183,
3,120,083
1,389,526
income
is
the
third
more
Ohio.
name
closely with Clevito
operating unit.—V.
largest
Cluett, Peabody & Co.,
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
determined.
A
Year Ended Dec. 31—
is
estimated
to
be
about
nationwide
charges).
facilities
to
$85,000,000
'Income
group of investment
formed to underwrite the
These
meet
further
expected
in
of
excess
expenditures
demand
for
*1955
sales
before
Division
Consolidated
Net
sale
on
Net
income
Earnings
Number
required
company's
taxes
2,098,629
2.074,311
$8,4.7,427
$8,88',0:4
3,817,427
3,j7-,05i
$3,817,427
(before loss of
mill
$3,017,650
sale)
732,969
——_
taxes
share
common
of
792,358
J.
1955.—V.
'
$4.09
shares.
operations
1,
4,566,97.1
taxes
(after taxes)
common
Oct.
on
before
before
taxes
mill
after
per
of
"Includes
tion
of
$82,622,507
6,388.867
taxes„__
income
income
income after
Loss
1954
$87 379,859
from
"Sanforized"
depreciation
are
the
'
Sales
Schoeneman,
183,
Inc.
from
$3.
5
732 969
date
of
acquisi¬
107.
p.
rowings.
•
tion
the
of
The contemplated
company's
four
next
with
years,
sale
of
estimated
the
balance
amortization,
stock
common
additional
be
to
retained
will
capital
obtained
earnings
bor¬
and
provide
a
and
A cash
lative
dividend of $1.05 per share was declared
preferred
at-the
close
bank
share
per
declared
was
the
on
on
the 4.20%
cumu¬
stock, payable May 10, 1956, to
shareholders of record at the-close of business
April 2, 1956. The rec¬
ord date for the dividend
payable May 10, 1956 on the common stock
advanced
from
particular
stock.—V.
183,
the
dividend
is
1107.
p.
common
customary April 20
not
to
be
paid
date
the
on
'
-
Celanese Corp. of
taxe3
income
and
1954.
The
this
net
income
in
with 32
sales
S. Patent Office)
■
in
1955,
after
provision
cents
in
to
with
for
provision
Federal
$7,290,268
were
taxes
in
equivalent
$78,451,574
from
connection
a
companies
Texas Gas &
^ would
for
Houston
main
line,
east
Federal
Cutler
to
$1.81
per
to
announced
proposing
the
latter
that
to
point
to
River
market
total
cost
Oil
Corp.
Miami.
five
a
of
also
proposing
connection
The
compressor
•stations
No
Texas,
with
Coastal's
also
would
with
a
961
Dade
include
total
v/ith
a
hearing
build
total
date
Texas'
272
Texas
system
miles
of
installation
has
been
&
Iron
and
set
near
lateral
cf
on
26,000
the
Baton
lines
to
across
County, Fla..
496
miles
a
four
point
in
proposed
The
com¬
compressor
horsepower.
applications.
in
1955
from
share,
$147,606,550
the
in
end
in
Colorado Fuel
The
of
1954.—V.
the
183,
year
p.
-totalled
991.
$82,757,327
year
corporation
plans
ending June 30,
development, it
was
1956
Corp.—Plans Expansion—
to
spetnd
on
its'program
announced
on
$23,000,000
some
March
of
5
plant
in
the
fiscal
modernization
by A. F.
Franz,
William B. Dana Company,
and
President.
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942. at tne
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
exchange, remittance for foreign
of
capacity
$68,251,000,
the
Rouge.
and
of
the
on
La.,
installed
Louisiana
miles
system
Rouge,
terminus in
a
project
build
to
Baton
near
stations
through
Houston,
would
ha
$174,087,000.
Is
42,000 horsepower.
Estimated cost is $105,836,000.
Coastal Transmission's proposed
system, estimated to cost
would
include 565.7 miles of main line
extending from
with
a
and
area3
lateral
a
&
the
County,
appl'ca-
construct
Mississippi
of
connection
1955
to
are
Gas
and
and
5.
The
the
29
one
Coastal
Transmission
Corp. and the Houston.
Corp.. both of Houston, Texas. The combined
projects
1,527 miles of main line and 768 miles of
extending from
of
at
Mississippi River
Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida, to
March
amounted
of
Texas
bank
Hidalgo
1954.-
Feb.
on
accepted for filing.
lines, and would have
to
on
Oil
consist
amounted
.
at
The
.
Commission
1954.
$177,502,000
year.
capital
other
pany
with
refunds,
Power
two newly-formed companies,
system extending from Texas
,
$6,590,268.
compared
tax
increased
working
compared
was
before
1955,
including
prior
■
-
Income
'the
laterals
I;
America—Earnings Sharply Higher
corporation
Federal
by
pipeline
near
''
'
including tax refunds of $4,082,438,
according to the annual report released
net
$19,720,830
Net
April 2, since this
shares of new
after
$15,303,268,
In-
of
to
500,000
*
.
tions
Florida, have been
stock, payable May 10, 1956, to shareholders of record
business April 20, 1956.
A cash dividend of 45 cents
of
The
for
principally frorh
short-term
Coastal Transmission Corp.—Plans New
System—
,
por¬
requirements
\
rate
Ball
appltca ions
Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
Y., under the Act of March
Other
the
762,893
inventory and
the period). Anticipated plant expenditures for the next four
will, it is estimated, total approximately $190,000,000 (which
Net
for
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
{Reg. U.
William Dana Seibert,
President. Published twice.a week
post
crude
for
pat-nt
Pa ent
flaring tools are ellminat'd.
"flare-Matic"
(Regis ered
standard
Icak-prcof
The
The
on
1955
principally by retained earnings, the sale of preferred stock
the
railroad
amount
S.
and
V
earnings,
RR.—Proposed Plan Rejected—
28
U.
patent
1967,
of
(par
$3,679,000
charges.
comparison
approximately $12,000,0007
nearly a year and currently is
daily.
Principal stockholders of
by Blyth & Co., Inc. will be
-
.
be
to
compared
Boston
The
of
Pontiac
amortization
Net
a
inventions
by
Chemical Ventures
Syndicate, Ltd. (Del.)—Stock Of¬
fered—Mortimer B. Burn-side &
Co., Inc., New York, on
Feb. 29 offered
publicly 295,000 shares of common stock
involved
for
air¬
able
Increased plant and working capital
requirements in excess of depre¬
and amortization over the
past ten years have beep provided
which
call for construction of a methanol
tion capacity of 30 tons, and
which will more than double
project
operation
of
ciation
foreign
working capital,
the
industrial
12,
equipment
rubber-and-metal
-
available
certain
covered
•
barrels
are
then
provide
was
'
grant
$1,325,000 toward the financing of the program. Balance
will be provided largely by Alba
stockholders,
International
The
fixed
products.
increased
scheduled
manufacture
deduction
1955
borrowings.
resins,
program
and
a
tion's
depreciation and
chemical
a
wholly-owned
a
well
as
and
expansion
of
be
in
Chicago, Rock Island
total of S3.500.000
Borden
operations.
Alba
Brazil,
$3,500,000
Export-Import Bank of Washington,
a
the
with
Ltd.,
in
formaldehyde
a
foreign holdings, is
our
in
in
1958.
International
some
A.,
the
standing.—V. 183, p. 666.
36,023,175
in
land
soaco
Earnings for the year 1955 were equivalent to
$9.75 per share, before
of depletion,
and $6.49 per
share, alter depletion. Compar¬
results for 1354 were $5.03
per share, before depletion, and
$2.98
per share, after depletion on
the smaller number of
_
176,
During the ten years ended Dec. 31, 1955 the
company's plant ex¬
penditures totaled approximately $205,000,000 (which amount
was about
$120,000,000 in excess of charges for depreciation and amortization
to
with
in
>
13,000
price
issue,
and
notification
Co.—Chemical Expansion in Brazil—
*
mid¬
increase
$560,992
bankers headed
the
-
by
annually.—V.
1956
refinery
manu¬
owns
•
this corporation and its
wholly owned
amounted before depletion to
$14,023,570,
more than double 1954 earnings before
depletion in the
amount of $6,873,806.
Net income for 1955 after
deduction of depletion
was $9,335,269,
which compares with net
earnings of $4,064,112 for tho
year 1954.
Earnings Higher—
-
been
and
n
additional
uses
_
plant
directors on March 6
determined
to raise
additional capital
funds through the sale
early in April of 500,000 shares of common stock
during
of
to
filed
letters
Dec.
ne^
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Plans Stock Offering—
,
years
letter
a
par
stock
common
underwriting.
inventory
of
share),
per
be
tiled
16
shares
($50
par
stock
common
Feb.
on
has
industry
cor.or-ti
and
subsidiaries for the year
1955,
which
is
The
A
878.
y.
States
Cerro
-
loan
Calif.,
$1,864,000
January—
refinery
amount
The
4 Vz 1o
a
178,
fiscal
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Feb. 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $12.62V2
per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per share.
It
on
revised
Caribbean
tho
s
,
last
the
be
a
Co.
Whitney & Co.; Ferre Industries of Puerto Rico; Emby Kaye of
Tulsa,
Okla.,* and H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc, of New York.—V.
at
Berkshire
deficit
expenses
plant
the
1106.
p.
and
1956
revenue
handling
Ferguson
be
products.
backlog increased
$480,000,000
year.—V.
3%%
Insurance
$56,082,000 $48,183,000
57,946,000
51,862,003
—
earnings
The
considerably influby the wage increases and other additional employee benefits
granted late last year plus intensified competitive' factors
affecting
of
Up to $2,000,-
at
183, p. 106.
The
tho
now
ccntio
of
^
enced
many
of
end
for the issue.
as
is
a..d
owns
'xhe
specialize
owner
1,000,009 shares.
subscribed for,—V. 182,
p.
refinery on San Juan Bay. The Gov¬
ernment Development Bank for Puerto Rico
acquired
$4,020,000 of the bonds, Mellon National Bank & Trust
Co-., $1,608,000, and the First National City Bank of New
York $1,072,000. .Banco
Popular of Puerto Rico is trustee
Arthur L. Wright & Co., '■%
Inc.
200,000
990.
time
issue
in
of the company's
100,000
the
CAPITALIZATION—As
Refining Co. — Financing Completed — Fi¬
nancing of this company was completed on March 1 with
the issuance of
$6,700,000 in first mortgage bonds. This
replaces the interim financing used for the construction
500,000
-
&
to
until
operations
to
Caribbean
Corp.—
Company
Thomas &
1,000,000
Bendix Aviation
Net
the
'
1,500,000
&
200,000
500,000
and
-V.
American
300,000
Co.—
&
&
Fox
150,000
Ira
Net
predicts.
to
Intended
corporation's
United
500,000
Swiss
Joints
about
or
—V.
150,000
<fe Company
Frank, Meyer
Stern,
1,100.003
Railway
Railway
1,500,000
which
•
Duct
file
of
the
up
the
Andreas,
Roberts
Co.
Shields
150,000
«
Poole,
Parke
Shearson, Hammill
Co.,
Inc.
H.
&
400,000
Freeman
the
Delaware, Sept. 2,
Corp., a Nev
Controls
1953
Faimingdale
I
countries.
ltys.—January Earnings—
Canadian Pacific
Ry.—January
150,000
—__;
Schmidt,
Freeman & Co._.
of
in
elected
,The, Corporation is
and
sealed,
at
Life
firm
figures do not include any provision for
figures have been restated for purposes of
Month of
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—
150,000
Marshall
-
.
-
cures
accounting methods ordered fbr adoption
by the Board of Transport Commissioners.—V.
182, p. 2678.
Kerner
&
Inc.
of
—
&
c
"
-
involving
America
the- San
million
a
16,
that use airpower from
jet engines as such prod¬
finding increased" application on new
airplanes.
The
cor¬
poration
has
developed the following types of products:
Regulator
Valves;'Air Flow Controls,
Actuators, Air Temp. Controls, "on-off"
Valves for high
pressure, temperature larie cap
city, aid ducts, Relie;!
Valves, Temperature Sensors and Duct
Joints.
*
is expected to be
completed
includes a fifth kiln and will
about
pur¬
are
tecting
and
and
It
loans,
repay
in
accessories
ucts
into effect.
at
industrxl
located
corporation
craft
.
77
operating
basis
200,000
Close
patented
Duilding
Chesapeake
Co., Inc.
150,000
Foster
'7
1
follows:
These
500,000
Rambo,
Fauset, Steele & Co.—
Co.
States
replaced
as
insurance
goes
January—
Operating revenues
Expenses,,taxes f.nd rents
-
Co.,
—
a
The
Rafiensperger, Hughes &
750,000
Securities
&
150,000
Bod'ne—
Chicago
Pollock
Century
.pearty.
and
the first step
$4,000,000 from Bank
from Mutual
the
program
to
caplial.
aircraft
'
President,
to
up
years
financing
expansion
Canadian National
100,000
—
12
program
arrangement;,
from
now
repaid when the
$4,000,000
Net
250,000
—
Townsend,
&
Dickson & Co.,Inc.
S.
First
..
serving
Month of
1955
Inc.
E.
Inc.
&
Crouter
750,000
ensen,
Cunningham, Schmertz
<
borrowing
speculation.
corporation was incorporated
acquired all the s.ock of
facturing
standing
of
a
used
cm.any
4 %%<.
766.
150,000
Corp.
Corp.
Middlebrook,
cor-
as
ba
,
financing
a
to
are
wording
operating company which operates in the c.tate
of New Yo k in tho
business of designing, developing, tnd
manuiatcu.ing accessory con¬
trol systems and components., lor- the
for
the
proceeds
for
corporation,
incorporated
Feb.
operating company.Tne
parent
The
100,000
200,00Q!
Coffin
*
$1,005,000
progress.ng
p.
Hanseatic
Norris & Hirshbarg,
&
of
'
explained,
$3,000,000 for
at
by
150,000
Clayton Securities
,
to
up
York
be
The
250.000
200,030
Inc.
fixed
net
and
Yonc
,
offices
loan
he
summer,
Mr. Mein said.
the plants production
200,003
Coburn
shares
common
990.
permanent
is
Byrd Brothers
<
five-year
of
New
100,000
York
of
This,
more
&
New
Inc™
date
short-term tank borrowings
outstanding receivables.
49
p.
interim
an
a
year
A
200,000
Co.
Blair
Co.
the
"
in
arranged
400,000
City Securities Corp
.
be
3%%.
of
1,500,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.5
Newburger, Loeb & Co.-
&
will
by
500,000
Co._
equipment
BUSINESS—The
r
prior
reduce
operates
has
at
underwritten
Bear, Stearns & Co.1,500,000
*
to
200,000
&
McMaster
to
time
any
"■
-
increases
now
the
GuO
Co.
Mackall
700,000
prior
into
at
may
for
plan
will
&
used
were
company
.
Brothers
750,000
day
plant expansion.Accord.ng- to William Wallace Mein,
operating
Inc
Lehman
600,000
Baxter, Williams & Co._
&
10th
debentures
658.
p.-
the
on
such
178,
company
This
underwriters
debentures
Johnston, Lemon
150,000
.
C.
A.
convert
funds
$5,000,000
for
.7;;
&
Inc.
chase
Midland Trust Co., 120
Broadway,
debentures
share
per
PROCEEDS—The
1
operation
loan
the
■
Halsey,
business
such
Calaveras Cement Co.—Arranges Loans—
services
use,
for
the
net
names
Marine
of
Territory of Hawaii.—V. 183,
certain
and
'
;
of
America
the
each
Anthony & Co.
managing a
group
of
and
possible future
Tne
purposes.
EARNINGS—For
for
Tucker
service
in
with
connecting
companies.
Services
teletypewriter exchange service
and
private line telephone and teletypewriter
for
cash,
Century Controls Corp. (Del.),
Farmingdale, N. Y.—
Stock Otierecl—P. J. Gruoer &
Co., Inc., New York City,
March 2 offered
publicly 40,Out) shares of common
stock (par $1) at $2.50
on
placed by this company directly with The Mutual 7
make
the
in
were
operates,
include
facilities
the
the
conjunction
also
company
.
within
at The
owners
Life Insurance Co. of New York.
\
»
company is engaged in the business
of furnishing
services, mainly local and toll telephone
service, in
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
On Dec. 31,
1955, the company
had
3,409,612
telephones
in
service,
of
which
About
38% ' we're
;
close
been
extensions,
the
the
with
in
(Calif.)—Places $1,000,000 Note
S.
Offer, President, and Albert Behrstock,
Chairman of the Board, have announced that a
$1,000,000
4.45% 15-year sinking fund
note, due Jan. 1, 1971, has
communication
-1 in
$5.25
<
$100
—Charles
BUSINESS—The
,
and
of
Budget Finance Plan
be
by
are
the
redemption
the company to repay outstanding advances from its parent
organization, American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
These advances
-
exceeding
basis
plus accrued interest.
the
of
scrip,
15, N. Y.
registered
•
at
company,
exceeding
not
the
company
poration.—V.
the
not
for
Manufacturing Co.—Partial Redemption—
Payment will be made
'
v
v
The
and
on
15-year
New York
from:
Morgan Stanley
Corp., 100.159.
White, Weld
(jointly),, bid 102.455 for a 3%%
Corp.
2005,
$100),
has called for redemption on Mar, 31,
1956, $6,500 of
6%„ subordinated convertible debentures due July 31, 1968,
tnrougn operation of. its sinking fund, at 103% and
accrued interest.
Boston
redemption prices ranging from 104.123%
-
The
its
bid of 100.563%.
on a
came
$5
1,
exchanged
(par
1953,. and
Brunner
by the under-
won
be
company had made arrangements
as
dealer
manager
in
act
debentures, due
March 1, 1996, at 101.123% and accrued
interest, to yield
3.20%. This offering was quickly oversubscribed and the
:
Jan.
preferred stock
securities
March
on
5%-
formii.g and
dealers,, including itself, to be called
soliciting dealers, to
solicit exchanges of preferred stock for
debentures.—V. 183, p. 1106.
Co. of Pennsylvania—Debentures Of-
*
'
of
m debentures
preferred stock.
of
The
to
Bell Telephone
series B, due
debenture scrip,
to
of
shares
d^entures,
990.
p.
debentures,
$1,374,980
panded
3
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New York
funds,
j
jjJJ.J-J
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1228)
and
Eastern
first seven
the
In
additional
$13,000,000
the company expects to spend an
balance of the fiscal year.—V. 18J,
and
for this program,
$10,000,000 during
spent
was
divisions.
■
months of the current fiscal year over
the
991.
p.
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Subs.)—Earnings Gain
(&
$36,623%4 $51,60^349
for
Provisions
Net
taxes__„_—
6,122,,813
Federal taxes on income-——.-
2,6*1,000
"before
Earnings
income
Federal
$3,451,813
earnings
Number
$2,668,342
o?
n?
$i.ui
shares
of
Earned
'
si.Ji
share—.—
per common
share.
income of $0.12 per
net
extraordinary
♦Includes
'-'^,842
2,314,500
PROCEEDS—Net
ical
new
expansion
A
for
the appropriated
Haute, Ind., plant
lunds will te spent at 'he com¬
for 'he
xp;ns'cn of
acil'.ties to
products into
Terre
p.2016.
and
sheet
SEC—
Hamilton Fell, and Arlen G. Swiger, voting
trustees under a voting trust agreement for shares of common stock
of this corDoration, filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Feb.
29.
1956, covering voting trust certificates representing 16,160
shares of the $1 par common stock of Compo, to be issued against the
deposit of an equivalent number of common shares, as follows: (1)
6,680, the maximum number of shares which may be issued in payment
of a 2%
stock dividend payable March 15, 1956, to stockholders of
record March
1956;
1,
issued in payment of a 21c. stock dividend payable June 15,
stockholders of record June 1, 1956; and (3) 2,666' additional
shares which may be issued upon exercise of preferred stock conversion
be
may
privileges.—V. 183, p. 667.
shares of common stock (no par), which were
offered on March 1 by Eastman, Dillon & Co. and asso¬
90,000
share, were quickly sold. See details
ciates at $33.25 per
in V. 183, p. 1108.
of
tubing,
valve steels,
alloys,
super
and
1$)t
income
and $3,705,952,
cents
in
each
of
75
not
will
quarter
cents
with
be
was
3Vb %
(series
seri2S
due
Bi
%3V2%
notes
stock
($25
1936—-
bonds
♦The
in
under
isuable
are
notes
payable
wholly-owned
subsidiary of
mature serially
to Dec. 31,
Midlandi
of
customers
two
the
§Of
authorized
and
the
mature
Ml'I^nd
Sept.
1,
1959,
purchase
to
forth
are
not
below,
underwriters
from
such
subscribed
the
of
for
leading canner, processor and distributor, has added
to
its
Central
dent
Piggly Wiggly,
of
Kuhn,
stock
chain
(held
with
named
in
company,
the
shares
pursuant
Boston
Locb
&
of
the
to
been
or
percentag s
Corporation
Co
20
,
Barney & Co.__Tr._,___
_,_„!
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Reynolds & Co., Inc
i
183,
1
.
40
-
1
±
as
o.fer:
%
115-
"Sales
at
786,676.
continue
will
Kramlich
Mr.
the
Piggly Wiggly chain
182,
Corp.—V.
Continental
p.
Cumberland
President
as
and
and will be elected
2646.
General
licly offered
fund
Earns.
company's consolidated net income for the year 1955 amounted
a record high,
it was announcecd by Donald C. Power,
President.
This represents an increase of $698,000 over the $2,143,000
earned by Continental and its subsidiaries in 1954.
Consolidated
earnings
applicable
to
the
common
stock
of Con¬
$2,841,000,
tinental
amounted
in
Consolidated
to
in
$2,510,000
1955
compared
as
to
$1,812,000
and
sold
Dec.
31,
1955
were
common
ture and 50 shares of
debentures
outstanding—
At end
of
1955
period—.
1954
1,215,297
—
during the period
common share outstanding—
period—.
Average during the period.
T_
1,134,277
CAPITALIZATION
$1.86
$2.10
of
installment
182, p.
2127.
5%
GIVING
Jan.
Cooper-Jarrett,
Inc.
Stock
—
Sold—Allen
&
Co.
on
secondary offering of 125,000 shares of
a
$1 par value common stock at $8 per share.
has
Lank
well
family,
shares
and
management
as
the
New
York;
east
and
in
excess
owns
tonnage
is
equipment
is
various
of
in
in
Jersey
City
in
and
the
trucking
p.
out of
total
Philadelphia
The
the
In
authorized
of
$1
of
issue
of
addition
debt
pany
that
extended
for
similar
a
all
to
152
consummated
Dant
opportunity
T.
days,
and
join
in
Russell,
started
and
operated
to
by
will
G.
ment
their
R.
the
is
Dant
continuity
Coos
it
the
of
in
Peck
on
One-half
April
or
is
the
Bay Lumber Co.
Dant
since
&
for
of
an
been
of
of
eight
of
penalty
sum
at any
the
In
to
Inc.,
determine
resources
company's
To
:research
leaving
a
to be
I' i
a
is
fuel
predicated
for
no
by-products
would
Russell
late
contemplated
will
offer
$305
1954
by
been
charcoal
to
be
additional
The
company's
increased demand
the recently
cooking, picnics, barbecues, etc.
stockholders have
in
February
made
agree¬
share
an
for
agree¬
ment
contemplating
an
option
by
which
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.
may
purchase all or at least 80%
of
the outstanding stock
of Dant &
by June 23, 1956, the letter explained. The directors of Coos
to
have
buy
If
make
stock
an
the
an
to
orally
agreed
additional
to
42%
give
of
Blyth
Coos
Bay
an
option
stock
at
until
$305
the
per
same
William
R.
Carl
Loeb,
M.
Staats
Bros.
$275,000
option is exercised, Blyth must within 15 days
offer, good for 30 days, to all other holders of
purchase their shares at the same price.
V. 171,
Co.
250.000
Co._—i_-
&
150,000
Boyce
O'Neal,
—V.
183,
p.
i-
Coos
p.
Bay
1259.
of
would
additions
—v.. 183,
of
for
one
said
be
for
992.
p.
-
share
of
the
that
the
new
new
The
stock¬
present
to
common
for each 25
stock
will
stock
be
shares
credited
to
its
stated value of $17.50 per share.
^
V
tb fihance in part the cost of construction
electric facilities and to reimburse the com¬
a
_
_
used
Duke's
to
V
"
subscription
previously-made Ior such
expenditures
•
,
\
•
'
,
"
purposes,
,
Duquesne Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
:
•
This
registration statement with the
bonds, due April 1,; 1986,
bidding on April 4.
;
According to the prospectus, if the general level of business in the
years 1956, 1957 and 1958 is not very substantially below the leveL for
1955, the company may expend on construction approximately $28,000,.000 in 1956, $25,000,000 in 1957 and $25,000,000 in 1958.
It is expected
that the additional funds required during 1956-1S58 will be provided in
part from cash becoming available from operations, and the balance
SEC
company
covering
be
on
March
$20,000,000
offered
for
filed
1
of
first
public sale
at
a
mortgage
competitive
through the issuance of additional securities
necessary,
from
new
funds
as
are
short-term bank loans.—V. 183, p.
"
'-
required iand,
1108.
;
Inc,
-
50,000
<5,000 ~
2,500
*
107.
record
5.000
*-
25,000
'
.
Czechoslovak Press, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files—
;
corporation
The
(par
stock
Of
4,000
Feb.
28
filed
a
4%-
letter
of
notification
non-cumulative
with
preferred
the
stock
per share and 197 shares of common
to be offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
proceeds, $13,500 will be used for the purchase of com¬
stock of C. S. Publishing Co., Inc. and the rest used for general
$10)
(no
the
mon
on
shares of
to be offered at $10
covering
corporate
purposes.
•
------
-
1956
Records, Inc.—Record Earnings—
corporation
March 9 announced that it had the highest earn¬
ings in its history.
Both the Record and Motion Picture Divisions
contributed to this result, according to Milton R. Rackmil, President:
Net income for the year ended Dec, 31, 1955, including that from
on
and
The
new
common
of
dividends
preferred
stock
preferred.
at
years
2%
Decca
cor¬
is
March
be cumulative
will
from
that
date.
The offering will be underwritten by Auchincloss, Park¬
er & Redpath
par)
net
Stock Offered—This
offering holders of its common shares of
5, 1956, rights to subscribe, at $25 per
share, to 42,758 shares of new 5% cumulative convertible
preferred stock (par $25) at the rate of one share of
preferred for each six shares of common held. Subscrip¬
tion rights will expire at the close of business March 20,
poration
•
10.000
50,000
Alden & Co.,
Duro-Test Corp.—Preferred
25,000
15,000
100,000
Babbage & Kessinger____
This
thereafter
basis
company
Proceeds
27,500
Co.____
Rhoades
Bond
&
&
Butcher & Sherrerd
date
share.
The
offered
Shares
Russell
Bay
the
stock.
to sell the bonds at competitive bidding.
proposes
be
with the Federal Power
the Issuance of $30,000,000
due 1986, and 3.67,478 shares
for
bonds,
mortgage
common
company
Financing—
application
an
authorization
capital stock account at
if
Common
Debentures
/
SEC
option
per
filed
refunding
would
on
"
*
&
relations.
advised
were
a
Blyth
these came to
Dividends on
of earnings.
survivor.
are
require
'*
\
*.
-
has
Inc
had
manufacturing
investment.
After taxes,
iWith $5.30.
1954.
compared
as
stock totaled $329,000,000, or 76%
requesting
Value
par
held.
•-.»
of
he
for
$10.81
1955
Co.—Plans
Power
and
holders
Kentucky
the
as
March
which
upon
outdoor
no
The
stock
applied
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters and their several obligations to
purchase securities under their contract with the company are:
„
of
to
by-products
additional
in
71.073 to a total of 159,1955.
This included an
207.
p.
company
first
in
com¬
Associates
with
in
pany's Treasury
1955
&
in
work
of
operation
such
^substantial;
operation
as
feasibility
Kentucky,
in
The
time,
Corp.
formed
the
proposed
recover
and
been
research
share
Duke
the
.
Cumberland
had
the
183,
The
to be applied in inverse ord»r
unallocated contingent fund at the
principal.
of
owners
of
total included 143,941 owners
preferred, with some owning
The
from
earnings
compared
Commission
1,1957, whichever date is earlier.
any
per
for
required,
any
as
—V.
exceed $73,125
addi¬
of the annual net earnings after
but before depreciation, in an amount not
are
21,418
by
end
the
alone.
the
from
years
and
increased
to
1945
year
preferred and common
been
now
of
last
net
private
Match Co.
have
Greene"during
penalty upon
extraordinary
an
Earnings from Du Pont sources before taxes were $13.16 per common
Tidewater Construction
Diamond
contracts
years
placed
stockholders
9,595
1955,
$6.51
common
debentures
the
tax
since the war, Mr.
1951 through 1953
11.4%
averaged
types.
share
con¬
controlled
Co., Inc.
indeterminate period
existing employee
Birkelund, its Chairman, of
which Blyth & Co.,
Inc.,
Certain
intention
company
of
under
stock.
has
the
the
sale
.'
payments- not- to
continue
The Bankers
and
with
with
which
maximum term
a
quarterly
to
timber
&
1903
the
is
agreement
248%
or
operations increased 21% over 1954
While average operating investment was 6%
greater. As a result, the
return on investment increased from 12% in 1954 to 13.8%.
the
or
year
earnings."
end
stock
comon
For
whichever
family.
Dant
operation
of
Dant
$2,250,000,
$21,000,
photographic
new
last
$292,000,000
was
excludes
profits'
of
the
of
has
and
number
from
both
10 shs.
amounting to 80%
Associates,
&
N.
carrying
1956.
exercised
is
assure
Stockholders
by
Charles E.
by
option
continue
which
contract
have
obligations,
such
1,
it
Sept.
of
from
contract
briquets,
plant,
corporation,
Peck
N.
Thomas
option will be
Russell, Inc. The option ex¬
anticipated that the transaction will be
shareholders
before
to
&
of
plus
the^loan
under
$800,000
the
prepay without
Delaware
a
par
Fir-Tex
the
fixed
fixed
Stein
was
If
will
of the
reduction.
Atlantic
Its
and
$280,000 annually
may
&
p.nd
funds
plant
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized June 24,
was merged on July
28. 1955 with T. N. Peck
1,000,000 shares.
holding of Dant
maximum
and
con¬
Russell, Inc. is a major stockholder in Coos Bay Lumber
Insulating Board, Inc. States Steamship Co., PacificSteamship Co. and Pacific Transport Lines, Inc. are among
wholly-owned subsidiaries.
The business of Dant & Russell
Inc
Co.
of
charcoal
note
to
for charcoal
and
tends
advance
.
to purchase their entire
160,000 shs
to debt reduction in inverse order. >
Dant, President of Dant & Russell, Inc., and Charles
R. Blyth, President of Blyth & Co., Inc., announced on March 2 that
major stockholders of Dant & Russell, Inc. have granted an option to
Inc.
the
W.
& Co., Inc.
of
900 000
certain
and
silicon,
pure
operations
This
'excess
an
company's
009
160,000 shs.
company's
construction
of
The
proposed
»
,
lend
on
reported.
The
$2,250,000
.tank's option, may be required as a prepayment on
in
Co.—Major Stockholder to Be Ac¬
the
Outstanding
10 shs.
to
the
the execution of
to exceed
207.
quired by Bankers—
Blyth
-
the $84,000,000 in 1946.
The increase • includes income
the increased operating investment.
operating investment since the war has ranged from
13.8%
to
wait
increase
share)
per
itself
stock)
the
recovered.
Thomas
The
purchase
.taxes and
•...
,
$849,000,-
above the
194%
were
growth rate of 13%
1946
products which Du
from
Return
7.7%
silica,
from
than
which
900,000
50c
erecting
tional prepayments
firm
company
shares
of
from the
a
Coos Bay Lumber
-
"Orion"
one
annual
those
of
coloidal
resulting
debentures
-
value
completion date
as
be¬
1968
common
executed.
60 pieces of equipment on which 70%. of the entire
Balance of the tonnage moves on leased
piggyback.
rail
$1,909,000,000
an
was
1955
greater
FINANCING
the receipt of at least $100,000 from the sale of
($38,000 of which has already been received from the
and
the
transported.
or
value common stock
183,
business
Midwest.
sists
—V.
the
PRESENT
upon
of
Co.
to
New
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization of
of
$393,877
in
long-term debt and 500,000
,
the
carrier
common
in
Kansas
and
Chicago
Interest
of
fund
committed
execution
The offer¬
holdings
TO
(no par value).
lesser.
tingent
control.
engaged
points
from
are
75%
a
operating
BUSINESsL-Corporation
tween
sold
being
retain
will
which
in
income
"
(par
cost
is
sum
made subject to approval of the Inter¬
state Commerce Commission, was oversubscribed.
;
Cooper
construction:
„
This
Net
-
to
♦Under the date of Dec. 14, 1955 the
company entered into a loan
agreement with the Bankers Trust Co. of New York City, in which the
was
PROCEEDS—The
15,
stock
sale
ing, which
EFFECT
note__—'—$2,250,000
sinking
Class A stock
stock
March 6 made
last
he added.
papers,
to.
(Maximum)
actual
During 1956, Mr. Power pointed out Continental plans to spend $25,000,000 for the modernization end expansion of its telephone facilities.
—V.
company
lead,
tetraethyl
rubber,
synthetic
under
are
1955- of
in
1946.
"Ludox"
;
unit.
prices
Authorized
*5%
864,207
$2.21
—
per
end
at
net proceeds are l.o be used to build a
plant; to
obligations and for other general corporate purposes.
outstanding
Com,
972.237
$2.07
Average
At
redeemed
PROCEEDS—The
pay
due
Shares
Earned
stock at $550 per
common
be
may
ranging from 105%100%, plus accrued interest in each case.
They are also subject
redemption through operation of the.sinking fund.
12-year
follows:
as
pub¬
$900,000
earnings per common share for the years ended
1954
and
1
of 12-year 5% sinking
15, 1968 and 90,000 shares of
stock (par 50 cents) in units of one
$500 deben¬
•
1954.
March
on
debentures due Jan.
The
Co.—Reports Increased
Telephone
of
Manager
director of Consolidated
a
Corp., Lexington, Ky.—Securities Sold—'
William R. Staats & Co. and associates
This
to
new
.
Kennedy said. Sales are currently at an annual rate of about $260,000,000, an Increase of approximately 16% over last year's total of $224,-
Foods
the
$1,200,000,000
of
Pont is still
manufacturing amounted to abcut $1,400,000,000, or more than twice
as
much as 1946 sales," Mr. Greenewalt reported
Major expansion
of
productive capacities
for these
products included facilities ior
nylon fiber and plastics, neoprene, and agricultural chemicals.
"About
27 %
of
1955
sales, : or
over
$500,000,000,. resulted from
additions
to
Du
Pont's
proouct lines in % the
postwar period," he
said.
These
adidtions
include
"Dacron"
polyester
fiber,
"Orion"
acrylic fiber, "Mylar" polyester film, titanium metal, urea herbicides,
■
earnings of Consolidated Foods and subsidiaries are now
an annual
rate well ahead of the past fiscal year," Mr.
and
running
results
and Improve existing ones over the
plants were built in the 10-year period.
neoprene
plants
sales
of
"Sales
approximate $45,000,000.
-
the
plants
10%.
ol
000
5
.
for
new
The
15
1108.
p.
existing
late
20
___u—
dividends.
reflects
at Tucker, Ga., near
Atlanta, for finishes; one near Cincinnati, Ohio, for sulfuric acid;
one
at Montague,
Mich., for neoprene; and one at Anlioch, Calif.,
for tetraethyl lead and "Freon" refrigerants.
A large integrated unit,
to produce
sodium, ethyl chloride, and other products, is being de¬
signed for construction at Antioch:
The
report
included
a
10-year
postwar
progress
review.
Since
1946,' operating investment, reflecting additional productive capacity,
increased 137%, from $892,000,000 to $2,112,000,000, an annual growth
may
sto:k
of
pnysicai
the company put $119,000,000 into new plants, expansion
plants,
and service
and
laboratory facilities, including
year
Four
severally
■
Motors
record
of
hign
larger
acrylic yarn and staple,- nylon, cellophane, and other products.
company.
co.nmon
years,
at
of
build new
tourteen
projects
reserved
the
res .ective
tee
additional
subscription
Merrill
—V.
sales
to
Last
custom jr..-,
been
have
below
10
mandatory
suc.i
Smith,
Presi¬
is for
and Benjamin P. Kramlich,
announced on March 6. The transaction
an undisclosed number of shares of Consolidated
Foods common
and
is subject to stockhloders' approval.
Annual sales of the
Kennedy, Fresid«>^. of Consolidated,
First
The
a chain of supermarkets of Piggly Wiggly Midwest
T'Unois, Southern Wisconsin and Eastern Iowa, S. M.
organization,
in
General
spent
notes
stock, 82,058 shares 'have
for Issuance upon the exercise of options which
have
be granted under the Incentive Stock
Option Plan of
result of additional manufac¬
a
as
high
new
a
previous
the
result
the
ironi
a
the
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.,
$978,299
shipments of Iron to
upon
cf
remaining
■
Co.,
limitation
Coke
at
were
over
was
2,i78,2j9
$1,200,000
company,
1958,
monthly prepayments based
of
1955
$1,909,000,000, 13% above 1954 and
$1,750,000,030 in 1953. Tne increase
vo ujip
nice tne company's index
of sales prices decreased about 1%
in 1955.
Earnings
were
$9.26
per
common
share
against $7.33 for 1954.
the
previous
high.
Total earnings came to $432,000,000, including
$307,000,000 from Du Pont sources
and $125,000,000 from General
Motors
Corp. dividends.
This compares wltn $344,000,000 for 1954,
which included $252,000,000 from Du
Pont sources and $92,000,000
9%
The
liability
the
the
are
records in
Sales
no
(Inc.)—Reports Rec¬
earnings set
stockholders.
dividend
1,805,279.55 shs.
with
,
turing capacities coupled with increased demand for the
company's products, Crawford H. Greenewalt, President,
disclosed on March 8 in his annual report to over 159,000
12,984,000
indenture,
1 filed with the SEC an amendment to its
statement covering an
additional 1,000,000 shares of
(par $1).—V. 183, p. 4#4.
;
-% %
;
corporation on March
new
Outstanding
§2,500,000 shs.
an
507.
p.
Elizabeth, N. J.—
Fund, Inc.,
(E. I.) duPont deNemours & Co.
$160,621,738.
2,178,299
value)—
par
iMvestment
ord Sales and Earnings—Du Pont sales and
aggregate principal amount,
JThe
set
This corporation,
The
registration
capital stock
$17,804,000
12,984,0,0
payable—,'
Common
713,585
1955,
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
TO PRESENT FINANCING
$17,834,030
1966
dus
equal, after prelerred dividends, to $3.58
outstanding. At the end
the 995,289 shares of common then
Diversified
extra of 50 cents at year end. A
declared ior the first quarter of
Author! ;ed
series
preferred stock,
Decca's holdings of Universal's common amounted to
shares, or over 74% of the number then outstanding.—V. 182,
of
♦First mortgage sinking fund bonds:
3(4%
ended Oct.
year
on
the
of
end
the fiscal
earnings for
net
equal, after dividends on the
the 1,020,089 shares of common stock outstanding
fiscal year. For the previous fiscal year, net earn¬
share
per
share on
a
1954.
consolidated
amounted to $3,797,688,
ings
quality improve¬
with
compared
EFFECT
GIVING
amounted to $1,955,for the preceding year. Net
$22,610,809, compared with
the Record Division
has been authorized
record on March 1, 1956. This
shares currently being offered.
to
CAPITALIZATION
an
share
per
holders of
payable on the
payable
the
at
for
DIVIDENDS—Dividend payments in 1955 on the common stock were
1956,
$3.V1
to
precision
of $13,208,602 in 1955,
respectively, in 1954.
the same number of shares then out¬
on
to
1955 were $4,018,625,
castings and welded
important producer of specialty carbon steels.
and an
for
Universal's
29,
$3,794,585,
was
.
$18,870,125
general
available
share
a
attributable
income
134, before taxes, compared with $1,170,926
sales of the Record Division in 1955 totaled
EARNINGS—The company had total consolidated sales of $237,715,380
agreed
Corp.—Enters Supermarket Field
Foods
Consolidated
$1.9£
purpose
stainless
by
Completed—The
Corp.—Offering
Cigar
Consolidated
$9,000,000
at various plants for cost reduction,
normal replacement of facilities.
producers
to
1956,
other
be
also
or
standing.
a substantial producer of a wide variety of
steels ranging from the highest grade super alloys to
special grades of carbon steel, Tne company believes It is the leading
producer of tool steel, the fourth largest producer of alloy steels,- the
fifth or sixth largest producer of stainless steel,
one of
the leading
6,814, the maximum number of shares which
(2i
will
$3,070,205
add;tional
of
and
capital
proceeds
70%. Approximately
by
strip
and
special
Loewi,
Victor
J.
working
shares
expenditures
50
-
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Registers With
Messrs,
for
such
the
the
present
$20,000,000
expansion and
modernization
program
if
required. Crucible has authorized the expenditure of $11,000,000 for
new
facilities to increase its capacity
to produce finished stainless
dividend
y
available
However,
sale of
In
Net
Co., Inc.,
Pictures
Universal
of
Monday, March 12r 1956
.
a share on the 1,602,501 shares outstanding at the
previous year, comparable net income amounted to
year-end.
the
upgraded chemical derivatives, Mr.
of
portion
pany's
process CSC's basic
Wood Said.—V. 182,
be
purposes.
the
from
earnings
equivalent to $2.37
BUSINESS—Company is
will increase substantlal'y the corporation's present
making methanol, a widely used basic industrial chem¬
of which the company is now one of the leading producers. The
constrcclion will be an addition to SIS'* Sterlington, La. plant.
This
capacity
undistributed
Offered—This
America—Stock
of
proceeds
will
stock
common
corporate
ment
methanol
on Feb.
spend $10,000,000 to expand its
and
petrochemical derivativesh fscililiis, it was announced
28 by J. Albert Woods, President.
will
corporation
Co.
March 8 offered holders of its common stock
of record March 7, 1956, rights to subscribe for an aggre¬
gate of 164,117 additional common shares (par $25) at
$40 per share at the rate of one share for each 10 shares
held.
The offering, which is being underwritten by a
group managed by The First Boston Corp. will expire at
3:30 p.m. (EST) on March 21, 1956.
company on
ior
Methanol Expansion—
Announces
This
Steel
Crucible
both its
for improvement to properties in
will be made
Expenditures
Western
..
a
every
issue.
at
t
will
be
added
general
stock
rate
is
years,
convertible
of
l>/8
of
7%,
finally
shares
until March 15, 1966- into
of common for each share
redeemable for the first two
the premium decreasing thereafter by
remaining at 1% for the life of the
will
preferred
premium
two
be
~
*
PROCEEDS—Net
for
the
The
to
proceeds
Duro-Test's
corporate
BUSINESS—The
from
the
working
sale
of
capital
the
and
preferred
will
be
stock
available
purposes.
company
specializes
in
the
manufacture
and
sale
Volume 183
Number 5515
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of long-life incandescent,
fluorescent
signed for commercial and industrial
and
'
'
mortgage notes
mortgage notes
14%
note
14%
bank
payable—to
notes payable—to
Cum.
preferred stock
($20
($25
5%
series
pfd.
cum.
Common
stock
*The
($1
None
42,758 shs.
11257,829 shs.
securing the 4¥2%
mortgage notes represents an
principal office and plant facilities located at
N.
J.
The original
amount of such mortgage was
North
the
on
Bergen,
dated
$350,000,
1952, with monthly payments of $2,750 in
principal commencing Aug. 1, 1952 to July
1, 1962 when the balance of principal is due and payable.
The mortgage securing the 5%
mortgage notes comprises encum¬
settlement
brance
N.
2,
facilities
warehouse
Cornwall-on-Hudson,
at
located
acquisition of the property there remained unpaid principal
of $5,128 on
an
original mortgage of $6,000.
The terms of
indenture
provide for monthly payments of interest and principal
the principal is fully paid.
payable to bank, in the original amount of $350,000,
represents an unsecured loan from Irving Trust Co., New York City,
dated
Nov. 9,
1954 payable in 20 quarterly installments of $17,500
plus interest on the last day of January, April, July and October
of each year (commencing Jan. 31, 1955) until fully paid.
The un¬
paid principal amount at Dec. 31, 1955 was $280,000.
Y\YY:,-Y
The
4%
notes
payable to others,
originally in the amount of
$100,000, consisted of 30 notes of $3,333.33 each, payable at the rate
of
$35.08
fThe
of
Federal
The
sale
three
12 until fully paid, with interest at
the rate of 4%
per
annum.
The notes were issued in connection
with the acquisition of certain manufacturing equipment.
The unpaid
principal amount of such notes at Dec. 31, 1955 was $60,000.04.
SIncludes 48,103 shares reserved for conversion of the 42,758 shares
year
lV
preferred stock.
KExclucles 7,477 shares held
,
Feb.
V.
1956
8,
183,
the
the
in
held
amount
in
885.
p.
trustees
of
with
pares
p.'. 1109.
quarterly
record
15
cents
dividend
a
dividend
close
at
paid
share
per
stockholders
declared
have
at
record
11
cents
1956,
and
1955.—V.
quarter
to
com¬
183,
Fund—Quarterly Dividend—
dividend
a
close
of
paid
share.
per
March
This
1956, to
March
12,
1956,
and
first quarter of 1955.
business
of
cents
16
payable
is
share
per
12,
1956,
12,
This
share.
per
March
;v.:.
dividend
quarterly
of
with
compares
Stock
Howard
trustees
cents
12
March
first
in
•.
consecutive
of
payable
is
business
of
.
Eaton &
The
96th
declared
have
consecutive
stockholders
in
24,
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
fund
registration
$1).—V.
(par
March
on
183,
filed
5
statement
with
covering
the
SEC
amendment
,cn
additional
an
1,000,000
Consolidated
—V.
SEC
covering
offered
at
17
filed
of
7%
($100
expansion of
for
are
Feb.
par
share),
per
Calendar
operations
letter
a
of
cumulative
notification
preferred
with
the
stock to be
The proceeds
without underwriting.
and working capital.
/''
'
Year—
before
Federal
Federal
taxes—
Lloyd
1954
521,025
of
1955
dividend
President,
1955
of
1955
to
appear
35%
greater
$5,000,000
amounted
$4,000,000
in
year
was
to
in
1955.
machinery
1954,"
said,
only
contracts
completed
in
end,
a
increase.
54%
giving
Orders
increase of
Christianson added.
Mr.
received
75%
an
tion
of
of
two new
$3.02
Y-/
'
'
v
Corp.—Statement Effective—
recently offered
capital
stock
to exchange approximately 221,500
all of the shares of capital stock
for
the
at
of
the
the
Electronics Corp. of America—Earnings Up
outstanding after a 100% common stock dividend has been distributed
its presently outstanding common stock prior to the effective
date of the exchange; and 13 shares for each of the 1,000 outstanding
shares of The Worthington National Bank, Wortnington, Minn.,
of
the par value of $100 each.
upon
The
registration
effective
Feb.
on
the
covering
27.—V.
183,
offer
abovemcntiOned
770.
p.
declared
was
the
earnings
in
than
more
highest in
and
were
the
corporation
covering
($5
President.
being
of
the
additions
introduced,
corporation,
and
marketed
were
according
•,-/
.
purposes.
.
to
for
a
number
the
Arthur
first
G.
B.
"
■
t: •
of new
time or
•
March
on
year's
59 cents
Dec.
filed
1
■■
.
letter
a
■' ■;"■
■■■
notification
of
with
the
-y
■■
/
y
•
'• YYY:;
Fishman Co., Inc.—February Sales Higher—•
1956—Month—1955
$756,597
183,
share
same
profit is equal after preferred dividend requirements
share on 707,428 shares of common stock outstanding
The
1954
This
SEC
profit
represents
19
cents
per
share
on
covering
Net
$1,434,439
$654,840
$5,114,720,
against
Fairbanks, Morse &
made
Co.
on
Stockholders'
—
March 7
of the
Committee
formation of the
$15,000,000
for
and
committee,
S.
U.
A.
Texas Corp.;
of Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Proxies."
is comprised of C. T. Lanham, Major General,
Chairman, a Vice-President and director of Penn-
which
(Ret.),
William Slaughter Covington,
Investment bankers,
and
a
The
of
other
corporate
an associate Of Riter & Co.,
former director of Fairbanks; and Seymour
(par
at
$1)
electric
The
net
per
$89,500,000.—V.
133, p.
Unsubscribed
This offering
price.
same
are
shares
to be used for
then
were
L.
Moody III,
President
and
The
Wis.,
stockholders at the rate of
one
new
share for each 20 shares held.
The
85,115 shs.
*5,194,612 shs.
for issuance
on
located at 211 East
its principal manufacturing
initial
the
conversion
price thereof.
follows:
the
of
names
of debentures
amount
Y
,
several
plastics,
coating
protective
plasticizers,
vehicles,
other
and
CAPITALIZATION
Y
stock
Common
—V.
Y
■
Brothers
Fund
Debentures
—$3,751,000
—398,000
244,000
Company
&
Ball,
J.
Baird
Barth
244,000
244,000
Becker &
G.
J.
.
Net
of
(&
Net
■
■'
244,000
Co
.
—
955,000
955,000
...
Co. Incorporated—
—
J.
;
profit
„——__—--
(net)———
——
$6,724,622
5,996,378
75,192
$728,244
36,450
$1,372,790
$764,694
701,110
365,461
$1,297,598
—_
——
taxes_
income
Provision for Federal income
—
convertible preferred stock-.;:
common stock
——■———
on
--
on
share
per
—1
,y
$1.49
u
1955
receivable
cost)
(at
in
consolidated
$1,522,718
—
notes
and
and
(less
other
and
(net)———_—
——:
—
to
advances
——
affiliated
reserve)
——
138,197
125,681
——,-
Deferred
—
2,606,950
—-—
1
Plant and equipment (net)
Trademarks _L__•
———
__
794,585
1,095,339
companies—not
assets
Property,
$399,233
80,503
62,502
$0.89
'
Cash
Accounts
$671,680
6,712
255,341
—
BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31,
ASSETS—
Other
*
Incorporated——
39,225
charges
—
—
Deetjen & Co
—
First California Company Incorporated—
^ First of Michigan Corporation^
...__w
Co
&
Forgan
Goldman, Sachs
——
& Co,—(———
-Goodbody & Co
Hallgarten & Co..
———
——-
——
Ripley & Co., Incorporated
& Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hickey & Co.——
——
'
!
' 244,000
955,000
65,000
106,000
106,000
65,000
65,000
255,000
398,000
106,000
398,000
398,000
i.
—
244,000
244,000
244,000
398,000
955,000
955,000
244,000
398,000
955,000
398,000
398,000
;
—
—
—
—
$6,322,696
&
Fay—
Accounts
Notes
payable and accrued liabilities—..
payable (incl. long-term debt maturing
Federal
and
State
income
—J.
in one year)
taxes
—
surplus
—
_
surplus
$928,955
330,203
700,130
442,185
Long-term debt due after one year
Common stock (450,000 shares outstanding)—
in
—:
—
* 2,250,000
223,555
1,447,668
■
—
Total
V.
,
$6,322,696
244,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane^—.
955,000
F. S. Moseley & Co.
—-----398,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.
244,000
The Ohio Company:
244,000
Pacific Northwest Company—————
398,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis-—
—
398,000
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc
244,000
Reinholdt & Gardner.
244,000
Reynolds & Co
;
——
398,000
Riter & Co.
J——
244,000
Wm. C. Roney & Company——
—
398,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co
398,000
Schwabacher & Co
398,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co
398,000
Shields & Company
—;
398,000
I. M. Simon & Co
244,000
Smith, Barney & Co..
955,000
William R. Staats & Co
244,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce—
:.
—
244,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated
244,000
Stone & Webster Securities Corporation™
955,000
&
65,000
106,000
,
———
—
&
Van
G.
Alstyne, Noel & Co
Walker & Co
White,
—V.
—-
Corporation
H.
&
Co.—
Weld & Co
Co
Witter &
183.
a.
*
——
'——
65.000
65,000
65,000
106,000.
—
"
65,000
255,000
106,000 *
65,000 /
65,000
106,000
106,000
65,000
65,000
106,000
65,000
106,000
106,000
106,000
106,000
106,000
65,000
255,000
6f.°52
65,000
65,000
244,000
955,000
255,000
65,000
255,000
65,000
255,000
106,000
955^,000
—
—
255,000
398,000
244,000
955,000
Co.
Securities
Union
.
255,000
255,000
Company
—.
Dean
183, p. 992.
65,000
65,000
106,000..
—
——
Sutro
255,000
.
106,000
106,000
—
Wertheim
•
106,000
,
& Weeks—,—
—
LIABILITIES—
$55,000
65,000
244,000
——
Total
65,000
55,000
106,000
255,000
———
244,000
—4—•»—*--398,000
Howard, Wejl, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.
244,000
E. F. Hutton & Company
—
398,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.———
—
955,000
Laird & Company————
244,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
—-—
244,000
Lazard Freres & Co
955,000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co
955,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
244,000
McCormick & Co..————----398,000
Hooker
Hornblower
McDonald
profit—
Earnings
1
——
taxes——-.—-—
Company,
&
Emanuel,
1954
65,000
106,000
106,000
'
244,000
Co
Dillon
Harrlman
6,122,737
.--r—
u__—_
(Incorporated)
Co
65,000
255,000
255,000
106,000
255,000
65,000
244,000
398,000
Company——
Company
-
398,000
——
& Co.————
F. Eberstadt & Co—
———-i
$20,519,675 $20,785,073
13,099,340
14,060,451
„„———
—--—
—
Hay den, stone
1955
——
&
Eastman,
Earnings Rise—
<
and
Republic
Daln
M.
—
398,000
955,000
244,000
;
& Co.——
Dodge &
Courts
Co.
&
& Sons
Brown
Central
''
*
<.
$7,420,335
operating
Dividends
Bradford
Glore,
:
profit
income
FINANCING
150,000 shs.
^
Subs.)—Net
Operating expenses
Other
C.
Burn ham
Outstanding
.1
-
' ■'
Co.
sales——
Gross
Boucher
Alex.
to
200,000 shs.
sales
Cost
B.
J.
stock
share
65,000
65,000
65,000
,
244,000
Incorporated—
Co.
&
.•—i—„_L_—;t
Co——
&
Bear, Stearns &
A.
106,000
398,000
,.Y.u—-.——
& Co.,
Kraus
Burge &
106,000
65,000
-——
Incorporated
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Robert W.
$1,000,000
—
—
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan & Company, Inc
Authorized
i
•
■
PRESENT
•
$1)——_—_
(par
183, p. 886.
Frito
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
the
4% Sinking
4% Convertible
Blair
of
and
-
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—_———;
Bache & Co.—
i_—
992.
forms
underwriters
purchased by each of them are
be
to
>
Lehman
Street, Port Washington,
at Saukville, Wis.
Main
plant
of 3%%
restricted
Debentures
not underwritten.
was
surrender of scrip cer¬
shares reserved for conversion
debentures, due April 1, 1975, and
Subordinated
working capital and to purchase
company,
has
Earned
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
29, 1956, covering 100,430 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The
company proposes to offer these shares for subscription by common
85,325 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
YfY
company was incorporated in Wisconsin on Aug. 18,
1948.
It
manufactures and sells synthetic resins and varnishes, processed oils,
Paid
Family Finance Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This corporation filed a
a
799,038
subordinated
.
$100)
share—
(par
shares reserved
42
Excludes
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
director
Moody-Texas Oil Corp.,
Tex-Penn
Oil & Gas Corp.;
San Pat Corp., all of Corpus Cirlsti,
Texas, and a Penn-Texas director; Leopold D. Silberstein, President,
Chairman of th» Board and a director of Penn-Texas Corp.; and Ernesc
Stroheim, Vice-President of Penn-Texas Corp.—V. 183, pp. 667 and 770.
24,000,000
stock, cumulative
Clark,
Investments
the following slate of directors: Oscar
L. Chapman, a Penn-Texas director (Secretary of Interior from Decem¬
ber, 1949 to January, 1953); Mr. Covington; Duncan M. Findlay, Presi¬
dent of Findlay-Noyes, Inc., New York, N. Y„ Vice-President of Charles
F. Noyes, Inc., and Penn-Texas director; Mr. Heilbron; Mr. Lanham;
indebtedness
Current
current interest rate-3%%
stock, par value $1
principal
Y
and gas
offered
$20,000,000
10,000,000
5,391,000
37,500,000
option plans, and excludes 1,293,104 shares reserved for issuance
conversion of the convertible subordinated debentures now offered
upon
at
1976
1,
debs., due Mar.
debt:
Outstanding
annum
pfd.
Common
(Wis.)—Stock Offered—
Corp.
held.
shares
proceeds
Major General Lanham stated that under the cumulative voting laws
of the State of Illinois, "We hope to seat two directors at the forth¬
coming annual meeting on March 28."
'
William
per
4%
1956-1957
company's
The
purposes.
Y"
month offered 25,000 shares of common
share to stockholders on the basis of one
last
$5
five
each
for
Inventories
included
sub.
conv.
to banks,
a
is estimated at
Chemical
company
M. Heilbron, a director and attorney for Penn-Texas.
The proxy statement
conv.
—,
Dividends
"Penn-
Tpxas Committee for Solicitation
The
4%
$1,257,524
the
$3,-
PRESENT FINANCING
10,000,000
5,391,000
37,500,000
due Mar. 1, 1976
sub. debs., due April 1, 1975
Short-term
registration statement with the
mortgage bonds, due 1986, to be
filed
first
2
public sale at competitive bidding.
proceeds are to be used to provide additional
Profit before Federal
was
TO
1956—2 Mos.—1955
for
Freeman
Net
was
3%%
Light Co.- -Registers With SEC-
March
on
construction program
basis.
-Working capital at the end of 1955
628,946 the year before.—V. 182, p. 2789.
EFFECT
fund debs.,
Allen
company
offered
1
Announcement
sink,
4%
886.
p.
Florida Power &
Year Ended Dec. 31—
per
31.
GIVING
I
Authorized
sink, fund debs., due June 1,1974 $20,000,000
*Includrs
shares of 7 %
preferred stock to be offered at
through Basic Industries Corp., Boston, Mass.
to be used for working capital and general corporate
Sales
'
were $900,302, compared with $429,949 in 1954.
Net earnings after all
charges and taxes amounted to $446,840, the laTgest on record. These
compared with net earnings of $162,106 for 1954.
?
:•
r
.Last
CAPITALIZATION
3%%
convertible
60,000
Period End. Feb. 29—
Metcalf,
company's sales for the year, an all-time high, were $11,302,456,
compared with the previous peak volume of $5,590,210 achieved the
year before.
Earnings before Federal and State income taxes in 1955
on
BUSINESS—Company is the largest manufacturer of trucktrailers in
United States.
The company, together with its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Fruehauf Trailer Co. of Canada, Ltd., manufactures and sells
approximately 50 different types of truck-trailers and accessories, parts
and services.
Fruehauf Trailer Finance Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary,
finances instalment sales
of the company's products and since its
inception in 1948 has grown to rank among the nation's largest instal¬
ment finance companies.
Thirteen manufacturing plants are located
in the United States and one in Canada.
In addition, Fruehauf oper¬
ates 81 sales and service
branches located on strategic commercial
transportation routes throughout the United States and Canada.
as
175%—
The
to
of business.
ume
equipment.
greater (than those of 1954, while
engineering expenditures were
175%
working
expanding
share),
per
The proceeds are
owned)
Research and
history
important product
currently
are
1955
doubled.
issues is to provide
capital and funds to meet the needs of the com¬
business.
Annual sales during the last five years
increased from $151,612,000 in 1951 to $234,612,000 in 1955, the highest
annual volume in the company's history.
The increased sales volume
reflects new developments made by the company in the construction of
trailer equipment including the new Volume Van line; and the growing
needs of the transportation industry for over-the-high-way and railroad
"Piggy Back" equipment.
This increased sale volume has required
additional working capital for the purposes of carrying increased in¬
ventories and financing sales of the company's product and also has
required substantial expenditures for additional plant facilities.
Ihitially, part of the proceeds from today's offering will be used to reduce
current bank loans which were Incurred to finance the expanded vol¬
additional
pany's
tificates.
First Lewis Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files—
•
Net
year.
PROCEEDS—Purpose of the offering of the two
3,000
employees'at the
equipment,
at
stock
Virginia,
of
chemicals.
sales
each
3,000
outstanding shares of First National Bank of Vir¬
Minn., of the par value of $100 each; 8 shares for
outstanding shares- of The First National Bank
of Hibbing, Hibbing, Minn., of the par value of $100
each; 3.5 shares
for each of the
4,000 shares of common'" stock of Duluth National
Bank, Duluth, Minn., of the par value of $50 each which will be
ginia,
service,
construction of a warehouse, installa¬
finishing and printed circuit processes, and the purchase
buildings.—V. 182, p. 2248.
new
/.
75,000
each
in
the
over
during the year to 100,000 square feet. This includes
and
Vr-0
following banks (except the preferred stock of Duluth National
facilities
company's Princeton (N. J.)
Computation Center, a
consulting and research operation was expanded 50%..
Overall expansion and building additions
(both rented and
new.
$3.88
Duluth,
—V.
$244,557
*$0.91
-The
increased by 44%
its
of
the
each
in
$7,000,000
of
record
$1,127,007
out¬
common
Under the sinking fund provisions of the sinking fund debentures
the company is required to retire $500,000 annually beginning March 1,
196i and, at its option, may retire up to an additional $500,000 in
sales
than
its
at
1
04
following ratios of exchange: 1.5 shares for each of
outstanding shares of Northern Minnesota National Bank
Minn., of the par value of $20 each; 1.2 shares for each
of the 25,000
outstanding shares of Batavian National Bank of La
Crosse, LaCrosse, Wise., of the par value of $10 each; 9 shares for
figures lor that year. "Work done
1954," he said.
"Even more important from
a
working capital requirements view¬
point, our annual rate of doing work rose from $3,250,000 at the start
in
Stock
corporation
Bank)
253,479
—
stock
Christianson,
F.
particular
a
$2,475,003
——
shares
Y
First Bank
The
498,036
——$491,523
$1.83
—
100%
1,1.83,
324,450
convertible into
are
share.
The Issue has the benefit of sinking fund provisions
the company, at its option, may retire up to $1,875,000
which
annually beginning March 1, 1961 through 1965. Beginning March 1,
1966 through March 1, 1970, Fruehauf is required to retire $1,875,000
annually, and, at its option, may retire up to an additional $1,875,000
In those years.
Beginning March 1, 1971 through 1975, it is required
to retire $3,000,000 annually, and,
optionally, may retire up to an
additional $3,000,000 in each of the years.
$4,059,927
;
*
—
profit—
:
Earnings per share
♦Adjusted for
1955
$5,484,287
—
taxes
Net
3,81),2
2
1
637,580
ton
1954
$43,527,864
4,7t9, $0
1955)—
31,
4.
p.
(M. II.)
1,012,528
(completed contracts)—
Profit
1955
$48,581,407
debentures
subordinated
per
under
the
SEC
Electronic Associates, Inc.—Net Income and Sales Rise
Sales
2687.
p.
The
$29
stock
shares
2,989
during a
determined;
a
taxes—.
taxes-
share
Dec.
183,
The
on
at
purchase
to
.
before
income
per
standing
par
corporation
new
a
approving the private
preferred stock (par
on
prior
warrants
shares
common
Consolidated net income——.
Earnings
shares
Economart, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
vote
cumulative
purchase
sales
Consolidated income
207.
p.
60,000
will
12
6%
its
to
t.ust
of
stock
Year Ended Dec. 31—
the
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Dividend—
The
1955 also established
Corp.—Reports Higher Net Earnings—
Consolidated
of
96th
taxes for
Co.—Plans Financing—
March
on
common
period
shares
treasury at Dec. 31, 1955. As of
the treasury was 8,760 shares.—
Electric
shares
20,000
Ferro
.
of
after
price to be
also on the pivate sale of $2,000,000 of 15-year 4Va% notes.
The proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans.—V. 182,
Nov.
every
Pacific
with
15-year
note
per
income
stockholders
of
$100),
until
4%
net
high of $2,298,195.
Comparable net income in 1954 was $913,818.
Earnings for 1955 are equivalent to $3 per share on the 766,157 shares
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1955. This compares with earnings of $1.19
per share in 1954 (adjusted for the 3% stock dividend distributed in
December, 1955).—V. 182, p. 1910.
and
On
amount
this
the
on
Y.
July
interest
of
Corp.—Reports Record Earns.
sales
(b) $10,000,000 of 4% sinking fund debentures due March
1, 1976. The convertible subordinated debentures were
priced at 102%% and accrued interest, and the sinking
fund debentures at 100% and accrued interest.
ended Dec. 31,
year
Consolidated
42,758 shs.
§400.000 shs.
value)
par
None
mortgage
encumbrance
net
of this corporation and its subsidiaries for
1955 reached an all-time* high of $27,589,069,
the directors announced on March I.
This figure*exceeds the previous
sales record attained in 1953, and represents an increase of 24% over
sales of $22,244,572 in 1954.
50,000 shs.
_
1956—
of
Consolidated
the
60,000
value).
value)
par
——_
stk.,
$286,266
3,811
280,000
100,000
par
preferred stock
Issuable in series—.
required for use in their respective businesses and for general
See also V. 183, p. 1109.
as
Fansteel Metallurgical
Outstanding
$350,000
5,128350,000
.
panies
corporate purposes.
others__
Cum.
de¬
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
t4,/2%
*5%
lamps
mercury-vapor
use.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
5
(1229)
;
955,000
255,000
Q92.
record date,
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment. Goldman, Sachs & Co. is named as the principal
underwriter.
Net
will
be
to use
proceeds
Fruehauf Trailer Co.
Brothers and associates
to
be
added
to
the
company's general funds and
available for additional working capital.
The company intends
the additional working capital for advances to subsidiary com¬
are
—
on
Debentures Offered—Lehman
March 7 offered two deben¬
ture issues of this company:
(a) $37,500,000 of 4% con¬
1976 and
vertible subordinated debentures due March 1,
Gar-Pac, Inc., Carson City,
Nev*—Files With SEC—
corporation on Feb. 16 filed a letter of
SEC covering 1,200,000 shares of common stock
offered at 25 cents per chare, through Carlin R.
The
notification with the
(par 5 cents) to be
Davis, Vice-President,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
6 .(1230)
Debt and
The offering consists of 67,799 newly-issued
by General Steel Castings Corp. and
secondary offerings of 67,201 shares being sold
by
American Steel Foundries and 30,000 shares being sold
$100,COO,000.—V. 183, p. 668,
to
«d lf
at the rate oi
f t
debentures for each 10 shares of common
tier,
price, interest rate and conversion and
announced later.—V. 183, p. 1109.
office
SJ00 Principal amount
sto.k held. Su'^r1^
o.her terms will be
opened
stock
standards
the
northern
of
which
mQrged into Pennsylvania EDrtri'1, Co.,
assets, ar.d assume all of the liabilities,
Pennsylvania will
wlU
acquire
Northern
all
be
the
Pennsylvania.
prorosal whereby Associated
Electric Co., an intermediate holding company in the GPU system,
and which ho'ds the common stock of Pennsylvania Electric, will be
liquidated and
dissolved.
As a consequence,
GPU, in add'tim to
holding directly all of the common stock cf Metropolitan Edison Co.,
New Jersey Power 8z Light Co., and Jersey C ntral Power & Light- c
Commission
The
also
has
approved
a
.,
also
after
the
into it
■pinps.
Electric
The
and
Service
Commission,
nrrf—
required
the
o♦
fn
f'Tl
rjubsidiaries.—V.
183,
fo-ce
its
of
in
Phil'p-
outs*a-din<*
its
civ-st-
effect
ard
and
the
ooera'e
interest
and
Co.
in
in-o
the
two
far
a?
it
Philippine
liio.
p,
General
The
of
Shoe
stock
common
and
to
which
(par
each of
split
shares of
SI
adopted
5
amendment
an
the
increases
SI)
the
from
2.000,000
outstanding
value each.
par
authorized
to
the
shares
shares
number
certifi¬
to
of
shares
of
5.000.000
shares,
stock
common
to
Jarman, Chairman, outlined several factors which he felt
would contribute toward "one of the company's best years." Volume
iOr
the first quarter has hit an all-time hieh. he said, "and pros¬
for
order
backlog
the
second
is
;.ize-up
orders
f*e ;lreci
.
joika,
from
retailers
exceptionally good,
higher
than
than
more
at
10%
showing
increases
where
production
construction
in
is
increasing
The
of
our
a
unfilled
year
ago,
ago
and
year
a
week."
every
Frankfort,
Ky.,
steadily.
with
first
Fall.
j.or
as
time
this
ahead
A
production
expected
is planning two
The
of
5.4545
inn
00
,eu ,°J
new
on
Mr.
tgauist
>1
New
General
eouiuslon,
been
told
Shoe
had
a
very
expended
stock
for
in
in
issue
approximately
trading
of
the
settled,
the
of
had
recent
Justice
Federal
Court
Anti-Merger
eliminated
a
great
suit-
deal
in
company in an uninterrupted position of
the shoe industry, and had also saved the
amount
long court
of
money
which
proceedings.—v.
otherwise
183,
p.
886.
would
cents
per
common
the
establishment
Dewey
&
existing
cf
of
of
the
chemical
a
new
division
chemical
Almy • Chemical Co.,
group,
of the
operations.
of which Mr.
Y
Ferguson
will
Vice-President,
be
President,
of
manufacture
the
breaking
Ground
ceremonies
94%—
44
to
cents
share
per
on
stock
the
then
out¬
revealed
that
a
new
'
A
which
company.
field-assembly
faster
permits
sandwich and
metal
and improves
walls,
other curtain
the appearance ot
has been developed
the corporation's Nelson Stud Welding Division, it was announced
on
March by George E. Gregory, President..
Known as the "Setlok" fastener, the new fast°ning system employs
shoulder
steel
a
structural
stud
type
serrated tip which is end welded to
welding gun.—V. 182, p. 2357. *
with
the Nelson stud
with
girts
Grolier Society, Inc.—Files With SEC—
SEC
corporation
shares
for
are
York;
&
'Y
The offering price will
stockholders.
be $25 per share
offering will be underwritten by Dominick & Dominick, New
D. B. Bonbright & Co., Rochester, N. Y.; Ball, Burge
George
Cleveland,
are
to
Kraus,
The
the
for
are
selling
the
and
Feb. 23 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1), of which
account of the. company and 4,000 shares
on
12,000
covering
8,000
proceeds
purposes.—V.
porate
Ohio; and Foster &
be used for working
181, p. 1204. .
Marshall, Seattle, Wash.
capital and general cor¬
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry.—New
Director—
President of the First National Bank in Dallas and
one
of the foremost business and civic leaders in the Southwest, has
been elected a director, succeeding A. A. "Buck" Home, President of
Wooten,
H.
Ben
First
the
■
retired.—V. 169, p. 109.
Bank of Cleburne,
National
Corp.—Exercising Option to Accept Warren
Shares—Offer of Exchange Effective—
Oil
Gulf
announced that, in view of more than
Warren Petroleum Corp. having been
exercising its option to declare the ex¬
change effective as of March 1, 1956.
The Gulf offer is in the ratio of four shares of its capital stock for
each five of Warren, except as to 298,684 previously committed shares
which are being exchanged on the basis of 18 shares of Gulf for each
'This corporation on March 1
of outstanding shares of
1110.
p.
the
in
by
the
■-
stock
that substantial orders have been placed for new
equipment required to meet increased demand from high¬
industrial construction and other markets.
new
stud
welded construction fastener with an aluminum cap
reported
insulated
-f.;
addition to
in the
own
also
way,
in Scotland is under way for the' manufacture of
to supplement
i.s ou put of c.ccks which are sold
183,
equal
were
now
He
this
year.—V.
Industries, Inc.—Net Up
Gregory
3Qrh
country, "the plant of Haydon Manufacturing Co., a sub¬
sidiary,
at Torrington,
Conn., will be doubled in;size to increase
the
production
of industrial
timing devixes.
While the Westclox
plant at LaSalle-Peru, 111., which is the largest in the industry,
has
been
operating,
at
capacity
.additional output, is now beWg
secured by the transfer of certain types of production
to the General Time factory In Goshen, Ind.,
*
*
y
•
« Y
■
Sales
of
General
Time
products in 1955 totaled $49,163,497,
an
increase of 5.6 Y compared with 1954 sales cf $43,563,346.
Sales of
civilian
products reached an all-imc high of $43,830,000.
NT in¬
come
of $2,110,412
was
equal to $4.17 per slme on the common
stock compared with $2,260,182, or $4.45 per share, in
the previous
In
886.
production
watches
clock-.,
."..'Y*
abroad.
p.
interim report to stockholders, stated that pur¬
chases of stock under an employee stock purchase plan announced in
December
were
44%
over-subscribed. Of the company's employee's
plant
watches
wrist
183,
corporation reported earnings of $231,446, equal to 85 cents per
the nine months ended Jan, 31, 1956, it was announced by
$118,880
25th annual report.
in its
Hawthorne,
J.
company's
this division.—V.
for
George E. Gregory, President. This represents a 94% increase over the
corresponding period of the previous fiscal year when earnings of
this country and oversaas, is announced
in
corporation
this
D.
for
both
devices,
timing
83%
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Earnings Up
The company
consolidated
marked
sales
Feb. 20.
on
its 40th
and
profits,
1
year
business
in
William
O'Neil,
tendered
J
115V2%—
with all-time record
President,
announced
~
•
Consolidated sales for the year ended Nov. 30. 1955, were $295,731,096.
Increase
of $78,744,986 or
36.3 7o
over
1954, the company's best
previous year.
The
record
consolidated
Gulf
sales
figures, while including General's
Canadian operations, do not include sales of affiliates in Mexico, Eu¬
rope, South Africa or South America, nor those, of RKO Teleradio Pic¬
tures,
Inc.,' the
1955
company's
wholly-owned
radio,
television
subsidiary.
consolidated
and
enter¬
'
...
taxes
were
is
said,
will
for
of
themselves
Mellon National
Bank &
to
continue
accept
the benefit of Warren shareholders who did
(the offer terminating on March 1, 1956, that
'Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa;, the exchange agent,
their shares, on the same basis, until Aug.
1956.
1,
$9,704,731,
event of acquisition Warren would
corporation and no changes were
personnel.—V. 183, p. 993.
previously said that in the
continue to operate as a separate
Gulf
f ^
compared to
$4,502,645 in 1954, or an increase of 115.5%.
It represents an earning
of $6.29 per share of common stock outstanding and compares with
last year's figure of $3.18 per share of common stock,
after
profits
it
exchange,
further
avail
not
•_
...
for
25 of Warren.
an
unconsolidated
"The
tertainment
stock
earnings
subsidiary
consolidated
the
contemplated in management or
were
were
earnings
$11,811,100,
dividends,
of
General's
radio,
television
and
•
en¬
the
Mr. O'Neil reported.
"Thus,
unconsolidated earnings of RKO
give
us
an
earnings of $10,707,773,
or
common
The stockholders
and
a
eral's
management proposal to purchase
of 100.000 shares of the company's common
will
authorized.
year's
end.
General has completed negotiations on unse¬
at favorable rates with two banks and an
for $30,000,000
be
current
it was reported in Mr. O'Neil's letter. At Nov. 30,
capital was $52,399,145, an increase of $7,671,317,
augmented by the $30,000,000 borrowing.
Gen¬
assets
are
$122,800,564 and its current liabilities are
Retirement
Dec.
of
the
shares
is
expected
to
the
the
near
-future,
General
Tire
and
addition
to April 16,
the board. They are: S. F.
Kratzinger, Clarence Rison and Harold E. Tipoett. They succeed George
M. Bridgman, George W. Day and C. J. Mitchell.—V. 183, p. 771.
•
Three
new
directors have been elected to
Hallicrafters €0.—Sale Effective
of Respro,
Inc.,
The
the El Paso Natural Gas
last Oct. 10,
addition of Forrest Processing Co.. p'^rc^ased last November, and
new
Flooring Division, started last November, will be important
The
or before
with Girard
place on
Corn
further
Co.
will begin construction at Odessa, Texas, of the first postwar, privately-^
financed and
completely-integrated synthetic rubber operation.
This
multi-million dollar operation is expected to be completed by July 1,
1957.
* '
take
1956.
Shares to be retired are 4o be deposited
Exchange Bank, as escrow agent on or prior
15.
$70,401,419.
the
stock
1956.
capital
with
loans
it
have approved a
maximum price of $46 per
Trust
the
Since
upwards
retire
share.
The stockholders also approved a management proposal under which
the company would dispose of some of its branches, their inventories
and other property now carried on the books at net value in excess of
$5,000,000 and use the proceeds from the sale of these assets to retire
the upwards of 100.000 shares of common stock.
At present this cor¬
poration has 166,977 shares of common stock -outstanding, 200,000
at
shares
up
more
and
100,000 of Its Common
expenditure was in excess of $9,000.000. and to
the anticipated future growth, we foresee an expenditure
than twice that much for capital expansion in 1956."
1955
"Our
keep
of Assets and Purchase Up
Shares—
Hajoca Corp.—To Sell Part
to
$2,106,369,"
plus
which after payment of $1,103,327 preferred
$7.83 per share,,
stock compared with $4.30 for the previous year. Th's does
not include our part of undistributed earnings arising out of our for¬
eign operations."
In pointing to the company's growth,
and particularly in the tire
field where over-all tire sales for 1955 increased 24.5%., Mr. O'Neil
of
In
the
large
in
resulted
that
Department
been
had
left
Tennessee
common
Exchange.
share-owners
the
in
one
increase
Stock
which
competition
stockholders
l ave
by
and
recent
the 220,000 shares
1954 net income
on
76
for
The
of
warehousing.
commona stock had
and
marked
York
also
oecree
^greasive
stores,
Shoe's
stockholders
the
Jarman
censer:
General
to
prior
Winne
E.
•This
working
a.300
former
share
company,
of
material
raw
that
equal
Executive Vice-President,
realignment
the
Gregory
.
Stock
of California—Preferred
Corp.—Expansion Plans Outlined—
insurance
iitock
item
to its me'rger with W. R. Grace & Co. and until
his election to the Grace post, is now divided into three divisions of
the parent company. The Dewey and Almy operations under the historic
name
will
be
headed
by
George W.
Blackwood as President and
William L. Taggart,
Jr. as Executive Vice-President. The CRYOVAC
Company Division will have Bradley Dewey, Jr. as its President; and
Dewey and Almy Overseas Company Division which will be responsible
for all exports from this country as well as the manufacture and sale
cf all products overseas, will have as its President Henry L. Gilbert.
The new division of the company announced today is the Polymer
Chemicals Division which will be headed by T. T. Miller as President.
(Inc.)
1.5151
Lester, Ryons & Co.___—_ 1.5151
Suplee, Yeatman & Co.,
Inc.
1.5151
9.0909
5.4545
facilities
General's
group
and
announced
share
per
the end of 1954. The
standing,
Wholesale
shipping
$7.27
Y Y
announced
5
and
President
was
H. M. Byllesby and Co.
5.4543
cured
was
with
profit
2019,
p.
Ferguson,
S.
company
668.
ments—one in Store retailto serve the enlarged operations of General's
St. Louis,
.UerJand ohoe
It
345,000 shares of common stock outstanding
held March 5 in Baton Rouge, La. for construction of a polyethy¬
Inc.
Co.,
Time
million-dollar warehouse develop¬
new
record
compared
plant
9.0909
General
is
.
company
the
non-recurring
March
on
said:
plant
new
previous
$2,117,867,
was
lene
&
Jackson
Expansion
new General Shoe olants. in Lawrence. Mass., and in
Miss.,
under
look
quarter
considerably
A^ith retail sales running
the
over
charges
the previous year.
was equal after preferred dividend requirements
on
end compared
182,
7.6%
up
and
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Expands Chemical Organization
,
by
taxes
stock outstanding at
a
Hugh
per share, with a dealer's concession, of 40 cents
share.
These shares represented the unexchanged
portion of 718,862 shares offered to holders of the 5%
preferred stock, 1947 series.
'
Tnis company has been authorized
by the California P. U. Com¬
mission to issue and sell 750,000 shares of $20 par common stock,
R. K. Chase, Secretary-Treasurer, said the issue will be sold to the
company's parent firm, General Telephone Corp.—V, 183, p. 993.
and
all
1955
share
year
share.—V.
per
Teleradio
Maxey
pects
1986.
quality paper, reported
earnings for the year ended Dec. 31,
.
of incorporation
two
March
on
the
common
included
$20.50
tainment
Corp.—Stock Split Authorized—
stockholders
first mortgage bonds due April 1,
were
Gardner
&
&
183, p.
Net
cate
in
of
Offered—Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum,
Jones & Templeton on March 1 offered publicly 107,057
shares of 4V2% cumulative preferred stock (par $20) at
Electric
Pennsylvania,
Manila E'ec'.ric
of
s
both of which
how«ver. stated that
the divestment by GPU
Pennsylvania
Northern
Co.,
remained
1051
of
securiti
other
of
s"rck
common
of the properties
stccks
common
Escudero
vnT^
direcllv
hold
merger
'
Elwyn
General Telephone Co.
retention
for
a.m.
Room
from it of
1954.
income for
Mr.
under the Hoi ing Company Ac\
that the condition? upon which th? 1951 divestment order was predi¬
cated do not now exist,'and that, Nor h-rn
Pennsylvania may be
retained as part of the GPU int'grated system.
In addition, the Commission approved a companion proposal whereby
•within
11
Inc.,
Newhard, Ccok & Co
4.5454
Bache & Co
2.7272
Singer, Dcane & Scribner— 2.7272
9.0909
Reinholdt
—V.
in
$1,633,022
$5.79 per
at
7o
Fierce, Fen-
Webber,
Reynolds
power su ply lor Northern
State Elec ric & Gas Corpora¬
tion, which until recently served as the source cf power s poly f.r
Northern Pennsylvania, hav? made it feasib'e to construct an inter¬
connection between Pennsylvania Electric Co.
?nd Northern Pe~nsvlvania.
As a consequence, there has teen constructed a transmission
line interconnecting Northern Pennsylvania and Pe nsylvania El ctric.
The Commission, accordingly, has now found that the two c mpanies
have been interconnected ard are ca"a le of economical ooera ion
as the source
those of New York
and
to
up
Services,
the purchase
4.5454
Central Republic Co. (Inc.) 4.5454
Witter & Co
Dean
28,
serves
now
company
Southern
Y., for
A. C, Allyn & Co., Inc
Curtis
interconnection,
'
' b'
since the dale of the 1851 order, the load-growth in tve
"Northern
Pennsylvania service area and the widening differential
between the cheaper coal costs of Fern ylvania Elect ic Co.,
which
Pennsylvania,
the
by
N.
9.0909
Inc
Ripley & Co.,
& Beane
Peine,
However,
tympany1
1956.oi
9.0909
ner
Utilities
Dec.
on
17,
$18,219,679,
were
after
Net
to
540,000 shs. •
G. H. Walker & Co
14.5161
Weeks
sales
income
with
shares sold
by the corporation and
the
being or will be offered ty the underwriters
under a firm commitment to purchase the
Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
^
.•my
all
are
Inc.
1951, requiring it to dispose cf its inhere t
In its subsidiary, Northern Pennsylvania Power Co., a public utility
company, operating in the north central part of Pennsylvania.
In
the proceeding leading up to the 1951 oxethe Commission
found that Northern Pennsylvania co" Id not be re aired as part of
the principal integrated electric system cf GPU, which
ysiem was
then found to consist of the electric rro erlies of four other uti itirs
controlled by GPU,
namely, Pennsylvania Elec ric Co.. Metropo It n
JSdisoa
Co.,
New
Jersey
Pcwer & Lig.t Co, and Jersey Cen ral
Power Hi Light
Co
In 1951, Northern Pen-syvacia was net in erconnected
with
any
of the other four com ani s, end the record
then
indicated
that it would not te economically feasbb to build
Commission
Net
Outstanding
7o
Blyth &
Corp.—Proposed Sale—
The Securities and Exchange Commission on March 5 approved an
application by this corporation to modify an order issued by tue
will
are
who,
below,
Hornblower &
scientific control and test oi aircraft alia
and for processing functions in private
industry.
The
instruments will be designed primarily to measure
(rensicrit phenomena such as blast, detonation, shock tube studies and
•vind tunnel studies, according to Mr, Place.
Among the products will
be light meters capable of measuring and photographing intervals ol
less
than
1 l/000th
of a second and high
precision tachometers
capable of indicating rotational speeds up to 50,000 rpm with an
accuracy of ICOth oi 1%, Mr. Place said.—V. 183, p. 1103.
General Public
York
New
sales and net
production,
$16,932,178
of
same:
^ electrical and elec¬
will produce a wide range
facility
Ave.,
office
1110.
p.
Net
1955.
$5,700,000
1,500,000 shs.
value)
per
stockholders
named
engineering laboratory and production facility to seive
research and development needs of the Atomic
the Air Force and Ordnance, as well as general
it was announced on March 5 by Hermann G. Place,; Chair-
new
rmitied
the
(P. II.) Glatfeller Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
by
UNDERWRITERS—The
selling
instruments for the
missile equipment,
tronic
183,
record
installment notes, dated Feb. 25, 1955, payable by
the corporation in semi-annual installments oi $300,000 on each Oct.1
and April 1 through Oct. 1, 1962 and a final installment of $1,500,000
cm
April 1, 1963, bearing interest from Feb. 25, 1955, payable semi¬
annually. at 3V4% per annum on the unpaid balance of all install¬
ments maturing on or before April 1,
1960 and at 3V2'£ per annum
on
the unpaid balance of all installments maturing thereafter.
"Represented
Harriman
of
($1
advanced
'^The
during
received
be
at
FINANCING
Authorized.
Commission,
industry,
TO PRESENT
$6,000,000
loan
''Bank
new
a
certain
Energy
to
29,
This company, a leading manufacturer of high
cast
Common
Calif.,
Livermore,
$12,000,000
sale vt
$41,400,000
M3rcli
250 Park
—V.
,
->'■
Inc.,
at
expected
are
registration
a
lor public
oifered
abovementioned $12,000,000
the
>
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Equipment Corp.—Unit Expands—
The Society For Visual Education, InC-« j£hifa8°'
av,^b»ldITa/Z'
bus' purchased the Iiiustravox Division of Electro Engineering & M g.
Co., Detroit, Mich.,
according to a statement by
H. Garvey, Jr.,
J :VE President, Iiiustravox marnlfactured and distriouted various ;,combination filmstrip and record player units used(by Y^°lSn't
j-nd industry in presenting still pictures synchronized with comm^ntarj.
Ail tools, dies,
fixtures, etc, which were included in the purchase
r<nd
are
used in manufacturing all the Iiiustravox models of so"1^
rJideliM equipment will be moved to Chicago for consolidation with
Y'
1110.
p.
covering
1956,
be
on
1600,
Steel is a manufacturer of large and compli¬
steel'products for railroad, industrial and defense uses.
In
industry,' its castings are used for steam turbines, earth-moving
equipment, hydro-electric pcwer plants, ships, and heavy industry
generally; in railroading, the corporation supplies four and six-wheel
locomotive
truck castings for electric and aiesel locomotives, truck
castings for railway passenger cars and one piece underframes for
certain types
oi freight cars.
Through its subsidiary, The National
Roll &c Foundry, Co., it .produces ana
markets iron, iron alloy and
steel
rolls
for
industrial purposes.
General Steel maintains plants
at Granite City, 111.,
and Eddystone, Pa.; National Roll & Foundry
conducts its operations in Avonmore, Pa.
General Precision
Technology,
>
Bids
(EST)
BUSINESS—General
q[ perfex Ltd last Aprn General Controls Co.
manufacturing facilities to include a c°]"Pj®ts A
oil
burner controls.
Expansion continues with the opening of this
»ew
factory branch
which will enable General Controls to b.tter
nerve the sales, service and engineering needs of its customers in the
Winnipeg area.—V. 182, p. 2018.
d reduction/.; *1
of the
1955,
1,
cated
announced^
Precision
183,
filed
company
2,
to
estimated
are
balance for additional
loan was obtained on
the redemption, as of
corporation's outstanding 6% cumulative pre¬
part of the proceeds from the sale of 97,201 shares owned
American Steel and Baldwin will be received by the corporation.
by
?J,d. expanded its
*WE
his
No
Canadian Branch(Canadian) has opened a new factory
St., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, it is
Controls Co. Ltd.
at 1462 Erin
General
branch
intends to apply, on or about April 1,
improvements and other general uses, and the
working capital of the corporation.
The bank
Feb.
25.
1955, in order partially to finance
Co.—Opens
General Controls
to
reported
statement wi h the SFC on
of first mortgage bon.:s, due
competitive bi ding.
Net proceeds thereof, together with $2,500,000 exp it d to be re¬
ceived later in
1956
from the pxo^O-ed sale cf addi.in.al common
stock to The Southern Co. (parent), are to be app led to th? company's
program of property additions and improvements.
T..ese expenditures
This
1986,
shares
ferred stock.
«r.iS
previous.—V.
year
March
of the net proceeds to be received by it from the sale
oifered by it toward prepayment of 1963 maturities
of
its bank loan, and to use $550,000 for advances to the corpo¬
ration's subsidiary.
The National Roll & Foundry Co., for capital
April
msLsrsf a "SUM
O'Neil
Mr.
Georgia Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
$1,200,000
67,799
of
IntoK
con.erUMe
the
Securities Corp.
PROCEEDS—The corporation
1956,
Transportation Corp.- Plans Offer¬
ing of Debentures to Stockholders—
The directors on March 5 voted for issuance cf up to $25,000 000
General American
ofT«bordmtS °d" benturer,,
growth,
which has been awarded the contract to
produce the second phase propulsion system for the man-made earth
satellite, had 178 contracts of $149,068,319 total value on hand as of
Nov. 30, 1955, compared with 162 contracts of $132,479,630 total value
Division,
shares being sold
by Baldwin
008,000
Division
Plastics
Aerojet-General
share.
per
the
in
stockholders.
terday (March 7) offered publicly 165,000 shares of Gen¬
eral Steel Castings Corp. common stock ($1 par) at $34
■' ;.r'Y;Y-Y/Y
Corp.—Plans Increase in
Preferred Stock Issue
Acceptance
General
Authorization oi.New
derwriting group headed
expenses incident to
to be used to pay
;Y:vY "
mining operations.
factors
Corp.—Stock Offered—An un¬
by Hornblower & Weeks yes¬
General Steel Castings
Truth or Consequences,
Broadway,
727
proceeds axe
net
Tne
Y
V
president
Pnfifpr
_
.
merged into General Tire
Midwest
agreement
Penn-Texas
certain
-
The
Stock Exchange
and plan of
Corp. will be
on
March
March 19—
reorganization-between
completed
on
notice that the
this company and
1956, subject to
2 received
March
19,
contingencies.
First
have
books
of
as
Chicago, stock transfer agent for Halli¬
instructed to permanently close the transfer
business on March 16, 1956.
National Bank of
crafters,
the
been
close of
Volume
14,
15
and
•11
also
Number 5515
be
for
a.m.
See
183
next
day delivery,
cash,
V.
183,
.
the
when
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
those of March
and
will
stock
be
1956, until
dealings.
16,
suspended
by the
Irom
Its
1110.
p.
The
company
SEC
1.000,000
covering
offered at
be
burgh.
Pa.
five
20
filed
shares
cents
letter
a
of
The
used
notification
stock
through
share,
per
of
common
proceeds are to be
equipment and for working capital.
to
(par
Co.,
&
and
operations
have
•
been
•operates
Precision
of
establisued
nine
.Hastings for
tries,/ and
Castings
July 31,
on
1S55,
its
without
even
plants manufacturing
the
of
Texas
sales
miles,
amounted
before taxes on income, totaled $9,429,958, a gain of 61%
profit of $5,659,0.71 for the preceding year.
income, after taxes, amounted to $4,387,922, and represented an
1955
of -58%
1954
over
net
earnings of $2,779,960.
income
Net
A. C.
for
equivalent to $3.92 per s.iare on tne 1,120,285 shares of
stock outstanding at the year-end, as contrasted, to $3.18 per
the 873,230 common s.iares outstanding at the end of 1954.
'share
on
the
•
High
Bridge,
•castings used
;the
also
N.
will C03t about $2 million
steel
J„manganese
foundry
modernize
to
w..ich
supplies
t.ie
wholly-owned
Co.
n-gotiated
to
contract
a
install
Harrisburg continues
steel
ga3
steel
pipe
the world's
as
largest
couplings used
all
in
independent
branches
"
.
"Pre# it also
stemming
,ment
program.
•
full
In
impact of
Precision's
•neering's-activities
operations.
■
mated,
should
both
contribute
and
importantly
and
to
of
Michigan
this
acquisitions
corporation.
Gerald
has
department
Chairman,
this
said
will
department
formalize
179,
the-comrahy-s diversification
up
scale
for several years.
He said
conducted on
program,
Helene Curtis is
Smith, Moore & Co.——
Stern Brothers & Co
Fund,
Inc.,
San
Frank,
Nicolaus
Jenks,
.
&
Kirkland,
Keir
:
of
"
—
250,000
250,000
—_____
"Larienburg,
Thalman
.•• This
tration
'its
x'
$1
newly-organized San-Francisco investment
statement
the
the
with
the
EEC
Feb.
on
29
by
1,200,000
1111.
'.
h
Inc.—
"
new
to
the
G.
Hulme,, Pittsburgh
board
cf
replaces James
directors
of
Mr.
'
Hulme
of
and
Milholland,
inves ment
is
t
steel
ts
Glover
Pittsbur h
President
and
of
l
) an'cr,
fo'g.ngs
will
the
on
•
Ap. lega e,
Hulrre,
McGregor,. Inc.,
wh
a
d
i .ves ment
been
as
Net
Net
Peoples
ciation
for
First
the
National
Bank
Improvement
Wooster Rubber Co.
of
&
Tru3t
the
Poor,
;-v-..
,
P tt>burgh
the
Co,,
Richmond
Dairy
$1,601,394
with
compared
plant
roll stoc:
a
container
capacity
year.—V.
per
operating
ol
other
for
construction
new
a
Mo.,
a
a
•
purchased
p.
2597.
183,
plant
and
earnings
;and $2.66
fixed
Hercules
where
is
and
year
produces 40,000
now
completing
pentaerythritol and formaldehyde plant.
Methanol, used in the manufacture of
.
'
coatings, drugs, and dyes, is also used to
of
tors
of'
construction
anhydrous
to
31,
994.
dollar
•
artifreezs, solvent, plastics,
make formaldehyde, principal
; raw material in the manufacture of PE.
•
•
A
i..ately one-third of the
sale,
The
.
70-ton
daily methanol
the
company, announced.
new methanol
plant will
manufacture
of
ammonia
1954,
it
509.
1955 amounted to $2,403,175
revealed on March 5 in
civilian
ago.
Hercules will
Inventa
&
on
for
the
will be far
V * ?; ,v ,rt;
production
-
.
development
For
the first
Corp.
■
21,
June
rose
share.;—V. 183, p. 668. '
-
will
plant
the
get
under
second
Contract
for
the
,
-
.
time in
of
the United States
methanol.
430,5
2
this
Vulcan Copper
of
registration
stock
The
.
SEC
company
Spring
with
1957.'
covering
$100
;
at
•
offered
1
to
be
,
of
1,078.75
said
$85
used
to
ieplace
securities
826
Hotel Corp. of
class
used
the
Esta
A
completion
B
ss
sock
the
of
The
eo""-any
Frank
Be
to
common
under Ari ing.
by
e
with
of
.
preferred
"limited
to
stock.
le
civilian
lines
new
include
to meet
Co.—Earnings
offer,
preferred
50,000
which
its
46,212.4
and
engineering
products. Net
'$1,200
1956
•
•
expires
shares.—V.
;
and
defense
this
year,
of
heating
builder's
and
each.—V.
in
the
The
183,
be
0
should
are
purchase
Ore.—V.
will be
equipment
-
26
at
3
p.m.,
be
i
•
U
Corp.,
Eros.
'&
Co.
The
Hutzler
Inc.
bonds
from
ceding from
-
(jointly),
(jointlyl,
new
ranging
.
a
awarded' the
issue
will
104 16%
101.16%
PROCEEDS—Net
100.461;
100.46 end
to
por,
Lazard
Kidder,
and
plus
par,
p.
from
Equitable
&
Pxabody & Co.
at
at
Freres
general
special
accrued
a
proceeds
machinery
from
the
manu¬
(N. Y.)—Securities
be
d
r.3
equipment;
to
end
pure'
stock
an.]
ase
for
used
othe2
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Out-tandini
—
—
10c
(par
debentures,
6%
Co.
and
Blyth
100.41.
redemption prices
prices rei*
each
cas«.
will
shares
$29 .(TO
—
£2 4/CO
*750,000 shs.
shr.re)_—
per
be
sale
of
the
bonds
will
be
used
i
fcr
reserved
Calif.—Registers
suance
349,400 slij.
conversions
upon
ol
c
filed
1
the
with
SEC
units
of
Accumulative
/price
amendment
Plan,
series E,
.if
it
was
or
made
perm
nent.
,
that
the
stock
was
to
be
o"f red
only
in
The
insurance
In
i*s
sisting of
and
a
(1)
failed
sales kit,
to
a
file,
a-,
requ'red,
booklet entiled
written communleatio^s
"T
"You are Nominated;'
e
Hidden
and
(2)
Way
frcm
April
callable
are
1,
1
62
the
by
March 31
<0
1S66.
whole or in pax V
a crued interest durin
company
of face value and
interest.
>
■
business
in
started
was
1949,
January,
by
Herberl
President of the company, and its principal s'o kholder, t\
partnership with one David Schloss exg, under the name of "Pro u^ti
'In Transparencies."
which was changed in Mar:h, 19^9 to "Trans¬
parent Pl-stics Container Co."
In J me, 5949 Mr. Magnus taouyht
out
Mr.
Schlossberg
business
the
poration
of
partner-hip
had
Co
Maines
been
by
and
was
incorporated
J.
F,
his
Sa'es
E.
J.
In
corpora'ion.
Sal;s
wife,
Jean
succeeded ty
in New York
Corp.
the
The
pl~stic
in
Thp
containers,
packaging
rffic*
comnam's
New
York
feet
of
has
its
all
the
11,
N.
srace.
on
in
the
sold
and
p-es^-t
plant
compahy
floor
one
and
die
ap
its
semi-rigid
et
t'^rrs-
nercb*»nd«s». •
23rd
We t
555
Pctorv
'hop
prod
Sale)
namj
"VIZ-PAK*
rrnne
rovimately
machine
required for the produe'rion cf
of
1P5J
whicn
E.
present
ki ids of
cor¬
consisting
J.
as
the
trad"
t"0-starv
a
1953
to
located
is
ren^s
of
tool
<he
vari'us
that
A-grist,
romor-tinn
21,
rranu"arture
under
sal* of
and
The
Y.
all
romnlete
own
dies
engaged
is
company
use
In
Mag-es.
May
cn
transferred
50
1
1 ar;nr rship
a
the -cme o" which was changed
by charter amendment fihd on A" g. 3, 1153.
for
and
September,
Co.,
Inc.,
,
parent
•
formed
and
that
to
succeeded
was
Herbert
this
-
compaiv,
the Commission asserts that it has "reasonto bTieve" the previsions of R-gulation A were rot corrfin the offering and sale of Insured Savings stock, in that
a
a.
Megnes,
Arizona,
order,
leaflet entitled
sr
if converted drrirg the three-year period
March 21, 1959, at a price of $4 per s'xarx
the thre^-year
period from April
1,
19F9
t?
at a price of $6 oer sha e if converted during
period
debentures
BUSINESS—The
..
;
?'d
cfs.—V.
2-.0T1
St.,
square)
buildii"'.
mam
133,
I;
fae^ntj
p.
839.'
con¬
Kansas-Nebraska
to W"alth"
to transrrit
the
offe'itg circular to rc'ons to
wh'm s c"r ties wre 'sold
concurrently with or prior to the confirmation of such sales, or
prior to payment of all or part of (hi purchase prize, whichever
^ occurs firs', as required by the Regulation.
It is also all°g"d In the Ccmmis l^n's erJer that: "A device, scheme
and arti.ice to defraud is being and wi 1 be emp'oyed in connection
with the sale of the securities; and the offering is oeing and will be
;
int?
mat'xri y
on
comprny.
srs-"ension
holder
the
to
•ing the firrt year, decreasing 1%
per
yrar
therea'ter to m tudty,
> at which time they will te redeemable at 100%
of face value an J
named Inrurea
fo'low ng whioh sale of the s'ock of Insur*d
tied in with the sales 0.' Insurance po icies by the benefit
ins "ranee
of
"n
to
during
1962, and
31,
time
any
slxara
1956
four-year
option
the
at
at
company
,/on 30 days' notice at 110'f
thereto the offering was extended to vari us
Thereef'er, it appears, the prom ter; organized
bene'it
the
per
1,
convertible
are
of
converted
accrued
announced
$2
April
March
of
862.
Commission,
stock
of
from
•
the
Exchange
debentures
iiThe
common
an
'■
debentures.
failed
There
•
.
1
been
have
called
Natural
Gas
redemotion
for
Co., Inc.—Redemption
cn
April
1,
193S
$57,090
t?
sinking fund bonds, 3%% series due 1965. at 193%%
end accrued interest. Payment will be made at the City National Bamj
first
&
mortgage
Trust
To
A
of
Co.
Chicago,
Increase
Federal
208
apllcation
Power Commission
by
this
South
La
Salle
St.,
Chicago
£0,
111.
*
Facilities—
•
proceeds
to
are-
ar.d
GIVING
convertible
April 1, 196S
*147,000
an
companion,-'mut-al
Savings Insurance Co.,
the issuer
Securities
redemption
int°rest
and
issued
Stated
Savings was
bid of 100.604%.
came
redeemable
be
to
181,
vacated
•
,
at
100.489; Lehman Brothers, Unior. Secuirtias' Corp. and Salomon
&
additional
military reservations.
'
3'As
,
new
was
purposes.
glC-ysar
Common
but by. later amendments
11)1.
with
_
Oakland,
Savings Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Arizona
has
notification
cause
were
on
1957.
in
717.
p.
net
additional
due
company
oble
as
introduced
residential
of
Authorized
proposing
rlied
bonds
'
exacting military requirements.
182,
CAPITALIZATION
filed its N .tifica'.ion under Regulation A on Feb. 25,
the p bl'c o.fer'rg of 125 000 s'ares of its class A
ron-votiig common stock at $2 per rhare.
It lad teen organized n
•November, 1953, by A'chille A." Gossel n, Eli K. K ss end Di k Bode,
who became its principal officers end three cf i:s five directors, for
rthe purp se of engaging in the life insurance business. The original
The
1954,
March 1, 198S, at 101.153% and accrued interest, to yield
the
cf
y
x
install
\
order temporarily su pending a Regul tt:on
exemption from registration under t e Sec ri;ies Act of 1933 f r
a
public offering of stock by this co npany. .The order provides an
opportunity for hearing on the question whether the suspension order
5,
3.19%..
for
March
on
Securities
March
;
bids
'
commercial
J. E. Plastics Manufacturing Corp.
general corporate
A
tendorf.
March
p.
•
;
Other
an
value
products for 1955 was $25,641/exceeded only by 1954 sales cf
was
models
more
PROCEEDS—The
.
5
Securities- Inc.,
44,823
Insured
■
sey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on March 8 offered
-.$30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3V4% series due
competitive sale March 7
connection
company
book
Co., Inc., New York City, on
March 7 offered publicly $294,000 of 10-year 6% con¬
vertible debentures due April 1, 1966, and 29,400 shareu
of common stock-(par 10 cents) in full units of a $1,000
debenture and 100 shares of stock at $1,020 per unit, plus
accrued interest on the debentures from April 1, 19o6, it:
any.
Purchasers may al£o buy one-half or one-tentli
»
\—Stock Offering Suspended—•
.
•
in
the
a
Offered—John R. Boland &
/
1
underwriters
costs
worth of
representing
'■■■■
.
heavy oil burners,
new
Portland,
registration statement covering participating agreements
for
additional units of Single Payment Flan, series -U, of $1,000
and
each,
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Hal-
The
March
on
coruoraiion
The
to
r
-
'
Off—
expected to be completed in Juneand would substantially increase manufacturing capacity. Existing
Fireman plants are located in Cleveland,
Toronto, and two In
Iron
t With Securities and Exchange Commission—
»f 'ered
ock
s
proceeds
America—Exchange Offer—
The
llxf65<i
oil and gas
furnace.",
combination gas-oil burner?:,
and a -series of natural or Induced draft oil and gas industrial burlier?.
In addition, the company's lines of defense products were redesigned
the
the
The
corporation has requested tenders of its pre'erred stock, for
exchange On the tas's of four shares of common stock for each share
'
135,86}
'
scheduled
noti'i-ation
cf
rom-on
cl
of
without
cash
from
of
letter
a
shires
share,
ier
filed
29
shares
and
share
per
at
Feb.
:
225,97
'
256,516
—:
$8,238,479,
facturing plant in Ligonier, Ind.,
(par
'
&
on
company
Insurance
the
Iloosier Engineering Co., Indianapolis, Ind.—Files—
;
ba
$1,345,20.}
2
5,936
•
the Swiss
Construction
engineering and construction has be*n awarded to
Supply Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio.—V. 183, p. 886.
"
the
late
way
quarter of
will
1955
',:-U Wayne Strong, President, announced that the company's
V
announced sever, institutional investors
will •pifrchase- at par
$3,000,000 of its first mortgage 33/8%
bonds,
'.series D; due Sept, 1, 1980. The sale is to bs completed before May 1,
subject to approval Of the Indiana P. S. Commission.
The proceeds will go toward construction for 1956 and 1957, to cost
approximately $4,750,0C0, and for payment of short-term bank loans
.'.due May 1, 1956.
The proceeds received last August from the sale of
certain water properties also will be used for construction and bank
loan repayment, the company said.—V. 182, p. 915.
;
j ;
'
■for
unit
$1,580,755
:
,
peacetime
a
to
■
,
volume of
Several
01
March 5 fikd with the SEC
amendvnert
statement cove i "g gn acditicnal 1,000,000 rhares
4.1).—V. 1E3, p. 110.
corporation
its
consman
The
integrate with present facilities in the
plant which Hercules bought two
production
Lcj
America—Earnings—
charges
and defense
share.
commercial
purposes,
per common
The
•
.to
•
utilize for
process
by
in
;•
manufacturing
new
Manufacturing
increased
1955
per
These
Fund, Boston, Mass. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
years
•
located
$26,0.83,733.
was
Incorporated Income
the
at
is
•
large part of the annual capacity of Hercu'es' new methanol plant
be used by the company in the adjacent new PE plant. Approxi-
; will
unit
.•-"
.
Manage
operated
_
substantial
Sales
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.—To Sell Bonds—
ammonia
' multi-million
a
plant
6.
p.
——_a.
—
p.
new
Dec.
•
of
to
contains
11
General
1956
for
Fireman
with
the report further explained that sales
for the 1954 fiscal year, on the basis of consolidating
Glass Co. accounts, would have amounted to $72,015,727
compax*ative
;United Can
and
year were" announced on March
convertirhl
a
Net profits for 1955 were $364,178, equal to $1.01
above.—
in
Containers
Glass
of
were
For
43
produce 7,000,000 gallons
1 by this company.
The plant,.to. cost in excess of $2:000,090 will he built at
Louisiana,
of methanol
w
shipping
per share on th?
jstock outstanding. This compares with 1954 net profits cf
,.$722,272, equal to $2.01 per share. The decrease in earnings is attrib¬
1
;
of
'
'
area of about 160,000 square feet,
war.house resigned to accommodatx
board
and
Chemfibre
corrugatintg
units.
Plans
tfca
.common
and Nevada Sirica Sands Corp.,
1955.:
to $3.50 in 1955 as compared with
of dividends on preference shares and
adjusting for the 5% stock dividend paid in November, 1955.
Net sales for. 1955, highest in the company's history, were $85,558,310
'?s compared with $66,737,169 the previous year. Approximately one-half
of this increase came from sales of other than canning operations.whicn
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—New Methanol Plant—
•
with
••■■.'
Damon,
converting
Tne
the
183,
of
fiore
revenuesrailway operations.:—
hom
available
Iron
\
to stockholders.
company's annual report
Earnings per common share
,('2.27 in 1954, after payment
Asso¬
Co.,
thh
mutu.'l
FederrJ
notification
lif.,
B.
second
Coast.
overall
kraft
income
—V.
Foods, Inc.—Sales and Earnings—
.operations
Inc.;
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.;
Feyimer
an!
Erothers,
Inc.;
Ruud
Manufacturing Co.; and Thorofare Markets, Inc.
»Mr..j Hulme al o holds d.rectorships in Eoggs and Buhl, Inc., Drake
Realty Co., East Liberty Properties Corp., Jessop Steel Co., Natco
Corp.,
C
Arthur
Eivizion,
the
West
an
and
of
revenue
Income
report notes.thfrtf tire accounts of United Can & Glass Co. were
included for the first time in 1955, as were the results of a half-year,'s
^President of Seventeenth Street Storage Co. a d the Uprite Shelving
4 Co,, and
Chairman of th3.'.Board of Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.,
.
Jose,
corrugated
by
..
Planned
Railway
t
150,000
-
above.—V. 179,
Net earnings for the year ended Nov. 30,
as
He
14.
also
He
be
'
Inc.,'
Humphrey,
bankers.
of
Month of January—
250,000
150,000
200,000
I OO.OjO
700,000
"*
Hunt
elected
F.b.
on
letser
a
International Rys. of Central
200,000
$22.89
'
Board—
tied
(ft
the
Corp., Trenton, N. J.—-
;
office
tons
San
of
28
Container
plant
tons
36,000
The
raanufac.urer.
attorney,
antici¬
Exchange Commission—
filed
li
Feb.
on
Calif.
uted
See Coastal Transmission Corp.
.
'
Devices
21
production
company
medium.
Oil Corp.- -Plans Pipeline-
Gas &
Houston Texas
filed a regis¬
shares of
on
te
and
and
r
r
is uer;
to
State
'
construction
the
including
&
—
Thomas & Company—
C. H. Walker & Co.__—
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
<—See Atlantic Refining Co.
90,003
Heppenstall Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Banker
u
and
(c>
from
the
securities;
is
e
/'■
Plans call lor
e
and
'
company
covering
issxer
the
sx.ch
t'
po.icy;
0
Paper Co.—To Build New Plant—
company's
"4,000
Houston Oil Co. of Texas—To Sell Certain Properties
capital stock.
par
Milton
:
Exchange Commission—
in
of
siid
anticipated
'
the
'With Securities and
of
the amount
(b)
securltie i
lat n%
r
the policy
on
shares
'
'■•
for
for
Angeles,
Co.,
&
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
,
;
&
—.
p.
Meyer
—
Walter Stokes & Co
100,000
Co^—•!„
Kaiser &
Registers
—
securities
sa.esmen.
facts
pa.d
under
te
the
by this Commission
Feb.
on-
59,900
announced
This
500,000
Inc. _1———-—
Grubbs
..Kalman-&-Co^. Inc.Ii-i-i
particularly interested
Francisco, Calif.
a*i
1464.
p.
Plans
200,000
Fox
Stifel,
t,
Ilelser
'
x-i
to
share,-through
182,
were
100,000
Stern,
in trade-marked, mass-merchandi jed it^m;.- T e company recently ac¬
quired the Kings Men line of men's toiletry items; has also begum to
diversify into the proprietary drug field —V. 173, p. 104.
.
be
com. any;
to
supervi ion
inqiuce
,0
.terial
m
to
ayable
1
and
investment
an
Atomic
corporation
per
plant
300,000
600,000
smaller
a
and
available
1160,
p.
'
step
•
be
dividends
the
end
company
International
•
1,000,000
-
of
regulation
covering
$5
—V;
•
1,200,000
Sc'ribner
100,000
payab.e en
vised
a
?
basi;
of common stock (par $2) to be offere.1
Louis R. Dreyling & Co., Jamesburg, N. J.
The proceeds are for working capital and general corporate
purposed
/
Singer, Deane &
20 J,000
i:
Gidwitz,
I
,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
150,000
182,
established
been
The
■at
100,000
150,000
250,000
400,000
Co.___
safety
of
of
benefit
pol cy
Files With Securities and
300,000
Hill Richards & Co.„—
183,
corporate
&
Harrison & Co.—:
;
Co.
new
*
400,000
Hanauer
value
tempting
a
"tivd.nds"
would
and
insurance
in
the
of
mucual
which
life
ana
statements
rue
said
eurning3
a
insurance
..
Jnc.
250,000
Sons—~
inducing
in
source
by
International
150,000
250,000
Inc.
.Ira Haupt & Co.__—w_—
'.;.C Helene Curtis Industries, Inc.—To Expand Operations
A
Corp.
Green, Ellis & Anderson
»J.4 B.
consunr-
earnings."—V.
future
1,200,000
in
(ei
benefit
200,000
'
and
nas
stock
ot
?
th
the
en
•
2357.
p.
Merle-Smith——
Robert Garrett &
of-Keckett Engi-
which,; when
150,000
&
/•Foster & Marshall
currently under
are
expansion
abroad
Co.,
and
"dividends"
the increase
SEC
_—
Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
Russ & Co
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
Scott, Horner & Mason,
•
150,000
.
Negotiations
considerable
a
here
&
is
make
to
amount "of
Kerner
Reinholdt & Gardner-__
The Robinson-Humphrey
150,000
Davis
such
pated;
600,000
—
Close &
paid
and
ratio
1 .sur*nc
1 rnit ng
p.rzhaser
premiums
o.
the
tl:at
re¬
ij
purchas-x
ben.fit
p..T..or edly
pi.ruha.ed,
to
muturl
a
ar.d
of
written
'investigation,
150,000
Inc.
Rambo,
Inc.
400,000
-
our
/way which should lead to
Inc
Cullom
•.Freeman «fe Co
favorably affected by further operating econoextensive plant modernization and iinproveaddition, future rales and earnings will reflect the
from
Co.,
.Fauset, Steele & Co.—
sho .ld be
.mies
Co.,
•
500,000
"First
anticipates first quarter results of Harrisburg and
comparable with the last quarter of 1955, whic.i was
all-time high," Mr. Simpson said.:,,,.
'
>
an
&
insurance
(d)
100,000
250,000
Kendall, Inc.
200,000
—
Broome
amount
of
who
1 ersons
mutual
casing's
tne
restrnccl
to
individual
an
o.
750,000
f
Wm.v E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc
——.—,——.
Raffensperger, Hughes &
1,000,000
Co.
subsidiaries to be
.at
Co.
&
Inc.——
Shelby
"Managament
v
&
Sullivan
it
nature
agencies.—V.
—.—.,-.2
the
policies
and
facts
by
the
(a)
the
Patterson, Copeland &
Cunningham,-Schmert;
industry,
oil
Corp.
per
Investment
York Hanseatic
New
to
investors
dollar
has
issmr
th'?
upon
Ins-red
tne'iaus
tue business
issuer
the
by :aid
limiced
ai:d
is
has
ratio to
of
deceit
and
caused
under
wr.tten
availaole
insurance
life
material
of
200,000
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
Pacific Northwest Co
100,003
Williams
of
200,000
"
stock
;tne
company;
securlti.s
issuer
tne
of
fraud
a
issuer
of engag.ng in
purpose
of
insurance
li.e
of
■employed
•to
!. 250,000
Cooley & Co—
of
producer
of the
i
5
sale
as
The
(1)
incorporated
premiums pa:d woJd and will xe reduced in
"the
Immediate luture; and
(2) In connecticn with the o.'fer <r sain
<of its securities, tne Issuer has made and is ma' ir.g untrue sta em nt'i
of
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
the
insurance
the
investor
operating
Newburger, Loeb & Co.—
for
hie
advising pxospective
'
Mackall & Coe
.
150,000
leading producer of high pressure
cylinders- and. tne
•
200,000
200,000
'Dick
total
be
specified
a
such
the
159,000
Co.
England. Heekett, the world's largest rec.aimer of metal from
;,open hearth slag currently operates 13 recovery plants in the United
States,
four
in. Canada
and
one
in
the British
Isles.
Meanwnile,
seamless
1
:
——
Co.,
.Wales,
.seamless
!of
151
in
magnesium,
?
,
Co.
Co
•Stockton
Engi¬
plant in
new
a
of
Bonds
/City Securities Ccrp._2.
Clayt.n Securities Corp.
Heekett
subsidiary,
and
activities
company
follows;
Allyn & Co., Inc.
&
company's
Series
1,209,000
200,090
■
■
addition, the
neering, Inc., has
Galveston
production
that:
to
company;
5,600
operate
In
Arizona,
"lenem
of the several'purchasers and the prin¬
which they have severally agreed
names
1986
as
are
Bosworth,'
in
In
of
dis¬
$9,600,000
•Baxter,
equipment employed in quarries, paper mills, and in
construction, mining, dredging, railroad and cement in¬
heavy
dustries.
under way
the
1955,
year
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
400,000
-Barretp Fitch, North & h
•
plant progrqm, involving the expenditure of approximately $3,000,COO for Precision, Mr. Simpson said, should not
only reduce operating
"costs materially, but also should, increase capacity about
15%. Anprogram
the
1,000,000
"
A
-cther
approximately
at
Principal
include v the
Andersen & Strudwick^A
was
common
tne
to
to
as
tnereox,
Company
stricting
Houston,
communities.
Lache &
pre-tax
'increase
estimated
located
are
and
company
Inc.
Profit,
-
purchase
of
Allison-Williams
Net
which
the
Haisey, Stuart & Co.
of
1954.
over
additions
facilities.
had
of $66,030,114 and net income of $15,083,615.
cipal amounts
.
ri.
Region,
villages
by
PURCHASERS—The
1
by
voume
Coast
in
cities,
served
•revenues
to
approximately $£0,030,000 a year:
„:>.,•
Vr Consolidated net sales lor tne year ended Dec.-31, 1955
'to $48,759,988, add were 79%
greater tua.i t„e $27,204,2^0
Gulf
EARNINGS—For
<
die,
appliance indus¬
Harrisburg
facihties,
manner
a
amount
which,
non-ferrous
and, elic-rical
increase
would
Precision,
transmission
general plant
for
salt, gypsum, natural gas. and petroleum; the manufacture
of oil tools, ships, steel and steel products, cement,
paper,
synthetic
rubber, chemicals and chemical products, petroleum products, build¬
ing materials and food products; and agriculture, including cotton,
.rice, a variety of live stock feeds and cattle raising.
wholiy-
a
earnings
acquisition.
fields,will
otner
became
and
sales
varied line-
a
noosenold
automotive,
numerous
which
Co.,
record
and
.sulphur,
Sales and earnings for 1955 were at the highest levels in tne comhistory, J. 'i. Simpson, President, announced on March 5 in a
preliminary report. Although over-all results for tne year include live
subsidiary
additional
system
In
policies
area
•pany's
•owned
made
purcnasers
insurance
BUSINESS—Company is engaged principally in the generation, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of electric energy, serving an area i.i
-square
Harrisburg Steel Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
'months
short-term bank loans, to finance in part
for 1956, and lor o*,her corporate purposes.
the
:
to
Pitts¬
machinery
purchase
facilities,
tribution
the
cent)
one
uraham
and
with
smaller
I
repay
prog.-am
company's construction program lor this year will involve esti¬
mated expenditures of $33,800,000 for additional generating capacity
Feb.
on
to
company
consnu^uoa
The
Hard Rock Mining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
.
•
(1231)
Nebraska
hearing will commence March i° on
Natural Gas Company, Int., of Phillip";-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1232)
8
natural
,
York, N. Y.—Files—
Feb. 24 filed a letter of notification w^h the
shares of common stock (par 10 centsi to be
Inc., New
Kara Commodity Fund,
The
SEC
corporation
on
275,988
covering
at
100/92
of
Bruns,
Nordeman
&
New
Co.,
through
are for
(about $1,067 per share),
York, N. Y.
The proceeds
price
bid
the
offered
investment.
This
company
242%
of
increase
ended
Dec.
$35,098,976 for the six
March 6 reported sales of
on
Dec.
ended
the
over
an
1954
31,
Abraham
the 1955
Division acquired
1, 1955.—V. 182,
sale of the Holeproof Hosiery
1955 and the Catalina Division acquired Jan.
included
figures
July 1,
the
—V.
p. 2791.
Up—Earnings Off—
Kendall Co.—Sales
after
earnings
taxes
The
last
Jt
Sales
-
-
Earnings
before
Provision
for
taxes
Federal
SEC
1/99,939
2,083,670
—
1,090,0 0
780,000
scares)-
$99 "<,670
$2.13
$719,939
$1.54
taxes
income
The
—
.
earnings
Earnings per share
—V. 181, p. 2473.
at
466,690
(on
com.
•*.'•.
•.;
.
7
••
—V.
183, pp.
887
$
J
with
Net
994.
and
with
Cleveland, Ohio—Files—
Lester Engineering Co.,
company
Feb.
on
filed
24
a
and
last
cents
said
Life Insurance Investors,
will
equipped
the
$21,803,174,
or
the inception
of the
Fund
183, p. 994.
1955.—V.
Feb. 3,
on
of
a
to
southeast
A
Chairman and President, on Feb. 29 stated that
profits of the company for the six months ended Jan. 31, 1956, totaled
$442,000, an amount greater than the total profits for the entire pre¬
ceding year.
the
half
recent
the volume
the
of
amounted
year
$7,000,000,
to
more
period in the previous fiscal year,
same
than
Mr.
new
this
the company a $5,600,000 prime contract for production of large pulsed
amplifier klystrons for use in the early warning radar portion of our
electronic
national
Litton
try,
is
defense
with
Industries,
manufacturer of advanced electronic equipment.
are at Beverly Hills, Calif.—V. 182, p. 2021.
national
a
Corporate headquarters
L-O-F Glass Fibers Co.—Stock Offered—The company
March 1 offered to its
Feb. 29 the right to
common
subscribe
stockholders of record
on or
before March 26 for
251,405 additional shares of common stock (par $5) at
$12 per share on the basis of one new share for each
30 shares held.
This offering is not underwritten. Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co., owner of a majority of the
shares of L-O-F Glass Fibers Co., has agreed to pur¬
chase all of the additional
common
stock not subscribed
The First National Bank of Chicago, 38
for.
South Dear¬
born St., Chicago 90, 111., acts as subscription agent.
PROCEEDS—The
the sale of the
net
proceeds
additional
to
received
be
shares
common
will
by
the
company
for the
be used
from
the further
plants,
the
and
expansion
balance
of
mechanization
in
the
the
of
Waterville
maximum
will be
$82 8,832
the
of
amount
added
Corrulux
(Ohio)
of
plant
Houston,
Center; (b) the
Research
$1,016,860
at
minimum
or
general funds of the company to re¬
imburse the treasury for the cost of construction of warehouse facilities
at Waterville, and Defiance in the approximate amount of $750,000, and
to
permit
or
new
the
is
company
to
company
locations
as
the
unable
now
add
other
demand
to
state
the
additional
its
for
facilities
products
location
or
at present
require.
The
may
extent
of
such
other
additional facilities.
The
company
determinable
part of the proceeds in an amount not yet
purchase platinum under appropriate market condi¬
may
to
use
tions.
call
for
by
the
1958
with
Naheola
Installations
p^lp dryer,
mill will be
be
and
first
paper
completion
for
near
Thomasville,
addition,
negotiations
tracts
timber
millsite.
In
operation
in
183,
of
Ala.,
miles
40
for
long-term
David
nounced
D.
new
at
Green
it
acquire
sions,
so
sale
for
is
of
company ,was
incorporated in Ohio on Nov.
30,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Libbev-Owens-Ford Glass Co. to
and operate the assets of the Fiber Glass and Corrulux Divi¬
excepting
Owens-Ford
accounts
the
to
Glass
receivable,
company
Co.
at
cost
of
were
less
that
carried
company.
on
the
The
books
net
of
assets
Libbey-
depreciation
($7,674,537) and were
acquired by the company in exchange for 1,200,000 $5 par value com¬
mon
shares
of
the
Effective March
known
be
until now been
merged into
the
1955,
company.
Galss Fibers, Inc.,
Glass Fibers,
an
Inc.
Ohio
had
corporation, was
been
1)
1971
1)
1977
(April 1)
a
family
share
per
stock
"A"
The
board
President
a
for
Manufacturing;
I.
shares
will
land
for
major differences
The
have
the right
to receive
the cash dividends to be re¬
shares (to be equally owned by
share
"B"
689,136
the
share
consist
"B"
stock
be
converted
basis.
will
of:
Vice-President
Marketing;
Sol
It
per
Executive
and
Vice-President
25,000 shares of class "A" stock
is Intended that 1,025,000 shares
will be outstanding.
Doniger
by
to
times
share
headed
underwriting group
the public.
offering to
up
"A"
directors
of
an
for
that
the
by
on
Inc.,
"B"
20
William
and
Harry
to
equal
to
Doniger
employees.
are
stock
"A"
Melvin
Heyman,
R.
may
with
the
company:
and
and
Liggett,
Vice-President
Treasurer,
all of whom
as
new
directors, Joseph.
are
of
asso¬
Mendelsohn.
McLellan Stores Co.—Current Sales Up—
Month of February—
1956
$3,534,418
Sales
—V.
183,
pp.
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc. below.—V.
Mead
nounced
1955
$3,201,661
Johnson
&
March 13
183. p. 6.
Co.—Private Placement—It was an¬
Feb. 27 that 80,000 shares of common
on
stock
have been placed privately through Goldman,
Sachs & Co. None of the proceeds accrue to the com¬
182,
Mid-States
As
part of
p.
2131.
Freight Lines, Inc.—Buys Tractors—
charge
of
organized
in
phia, and
We expect
value)-
896,000 shs.
set forth in the mortgage securing such bonds.
of
preferred
undesignated
will
stock
classified
be
40,901
4.40%
as
preferred stock.
named
underwriters
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers of shares
of
stock of the
preferred
new
set
company
forth below:
Shares
Shares
Securities
Union
R.
&
Gates,
4,000
Dickson & Co., Inc.
S.
Fauset, Steele & Co.___
5,750
Corp
Equitable Securities
4,500
Co
1,000
Ducournau & Kees
Francis
I.
duPont
3,500
Co.___
&
:
—See
also
1.000
Carter & Co., Inc.__ 1,500
Ira Haupt & Co
2,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co
2,500
F. S. Smithers & Co
2,500
Stern Brothers & Co
2,500
5,750
Corp
Weeden
V.
183,
&
Co.,
3,500
Inc.-
1112.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—50-Cent Dividend—
directors
The
dividend
1956,
March
on
on
the
authorized payment of a 50 cents per
cumulative preferred stock, payable April
1
7%
1956, Donald V. Fraser, Presi¬
holders of record March 16,
to
announced.—V.
995.
183, p.
(Calif.)—Reports Loss for Year—
MJM & M Oil Co.
of $156,496 for
in the preceding year.
$198 639 resulted from
the
sale
in:ome.
The company
incurred
a
loss from operations during the year 1955 of $168,111.
This
loss included sizable
write-offs in connection wi h its "Wible"
No,
3
and
"Brantley"
No.
48
wells which were drilled
in Kern
County, Calif., in 1953, and which have since ceased 10 produce.
During 1955 the company continued its active program in the field
of exploration for oil reserves.
It participated directly in the drilling
of 11 wells, five of which were compl ted as producing wells, and six
financial
the
year
However,
discloses
gross
a
income
1955, as compared with $198,639
the year 1954, $82,140 of this
of
leases and other non-recurr ng
in
which
of
statement
were
wells
pany
held
abandoned.
During
the
year
it
also
drilled by other operators close io lands
under lease. -None of these wells obtained
benefited
from
which this com¬
any commercial
production.
purchased the Red Ri bon Lease
ac es in the FruitThe three well? on
this lease
are
currently producing approximate y 90 barrels per day
of
18
gravity oil.
The landowneis' royalties total 19%.
This pro¬
duction was purchased primarily through the use of borrowed funds
which are expected to be paid out from this production within four
years.
The company has since made arrangements to pur:hase the
interests of one cf its partners in the Cat Canyon Lease block which
it
owns.
This purchase
will - increase the company's production in
the Cat Canyon Area by approximately 35
barrels per day.—V. 178,
p. 149.
December
In
from
vale
Flintridge
Field
near
of
1955,
the company
Oil Co.
This lease comprises 10
Bakersfield, Kern Coun y, Calif.
Modern
made in
$2,250,030 fleet improvement program, this corporation
turbodiesel powered tractors.
units," according to John W. Ferguson, Vice-President in
Homes
our
125,000
Corp.—Stock
for Mid-States, "will be operated on the
which extends from New York City, Philadel¬
to Chicago and Middle West.
approximately 120,000 miles a
Transportation
New England on the east,
the new turbodiesels to log
Offering—Mention was
public
issue of Feb. 27 of the offering to the
shares
of common
stock, through
Campbell,
McCarty & Co., Inc., Detroit, Mich., at $4 per share. Fur¬
ther details follow:
use the net proceeds of approxi¬
$400,000 to be received, in the following order of priority:
approximately $100,000 to discharge its liability for withheld in¬
come
taxes, (b) approximately $50,000 to the payment of the unpaid
balance of its promissory note secured by lien on inventories, the pro¬
ceeds of which were added to working capital, and (c) the balance of
PROCEEDS—The company intends to
mately
(a)
approximately $250,000 to reduce trade accounts payable.
a
purchased 50
"These new
par
as
tBy amendment of the company's by-laws, 40,000 shares of the
shares
of
(par $1)
has
(without
;
210 and 773.
McWilliams Dredging Co.—Merger Effective
See
stock
20,099 shs.
40,000 shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
20,099
40,000
901
1,000,000
.
preferred
•Not limited except
eight
William Doniger,
respectively;
E.
O.
Hand,
Harry
P. Ripley,
Chairman Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; P. Stokes Gaither, 2nd VicePresident New England Mutual Life
Insurance Co.; and Bernard D.
Lang, Attorney and Member of the Firm Proskauer Rose Goetz &
ciated
cumulative (par $100):
preferred
preferred
Undesignated
McGregor-
as
1978
1979_____
an¬
with the SEC on March 7 under
would be sold by Harry E.
filed
class
N.
class
and
classes
the
dividends
ceived
of
company's relay system
company.
1,
(Sept.
(Aug.
series due
dent,
Sportswear,
McGregor
firm has
the
registering
certain
to
class "A"
between
p.
transferred
due
series due
Preferred stock,
has leased at Newman, Ga.
and the company's 20th, is
Wis., the latter part of
hereafter
will
1921,
Ripley & Co.,
company
pany.—V.
as
$8,404,000
*2,386,000
1,722.030
3%
series due
(April 1)
'■ ;.%r
2.000,000
2%% series due (March 1) 1980
3,000,000
3Vg% series due (Aug. 1) 1981—3,778,000
3%%
series due (Oct. 1) 1983_____
3.257,000
3%% series due (March 1) 1986
4.000,000
series
%
The
William
and
Harriman
to
in
shares
300,000
Doniger
of
that
7
Founded
makers
Co.,
registration statement was
which
!
Outstanding
Authorized
3Ve%
Bay
business.
owned
Further de¬
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
27/s%
share
Doniger,
March
on
Doniger Inc.
(as sole underwriter) of
mortgage bonds:
Drexel
210.
p.
Offered—Mention
issue of March 5 of the public offering
UNDERWRITERS—The
operation's
Alabama
February
Initial
mill,
pulp
BUSINESS—The
1954
"■First
amount
the
to
Alabama.
western
sulphate
following
$2,000,000 to cover the cost of an
additional glass
furnace
at the Parkersburg,
Wt. Va.) plant, additonal flame-blown
wool
producing equipment at the Parkersburg and Defiance (Ohio)
(a)
purposes:
to
all-time high, the
Honeywell's
double the
an
share and accrued dividends.
per
Common
^
McGregor-Doniger, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
The
on
:
wood chtp sources now are in progress.
current
operations pointed out that Marathon's
year.—V.
A
2,000 stockholders throughout the coun¬
paper
at
weie
Co.—Securities
Power
our
CAPITALIZATION
2,
system.
over
$102.32
4.60%
factory building Marathon
machine, the plant's ninth
a
United States and Canada.
the
1955
■>
through a group of underwriters, headed by Union Secu¬
rities Corp. and Equitable Securities Corp., of 40,000
shares of 4.40% cumulative preferred stock (par $100) at
t4.40%
in
operation
the
of
in
expected
The
"
compare
%
com¬
$4,000,000 3%% first mtge. bonds, due March 1, 1986, at
102.25% and accrued interest, and of the public offering,
by John
food
facilities
Thornton said.
backlog of work under contract and in final stages of negotia¬
tion was reported to have reached $31,000,000, with over 125 principal
contracts for Litton Industries products and services currently on the
books,
In a recent announcement the U. S. Air Force told of awarding
1
31
Jan.
packaging plant at Neenah, Wis., is now in operation on
a partial basis and
should be in full production by Aug. 1. Plans also
are proceeding, Mr. Stevens said,
lor installation of rigid food package
A
for
Sales
double
March
on
ending
period in 1955, Stevens said.
amounted to 53 cents per share of
fiscal year's first quarter,
compared
bleached
a
in
of
review
in
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
same
current
timetables
be
made in
taxes
Naheola,
at
purchased
has
flexible
Charles B. Thornton,
months
capacity of 300 tons. The
three 186 inch paper machines.
with
in
research
for
Mississippi
was
to
project by the Fall of 1959, Mr. Stevens said. As the first phase
long-range pulpwood procurement program In the south, the com¬
pany
Double at Half Year—
incident
expenses
daily
a
pulpwood and
Litton Industries—Profits
for
stockholders
three
year.
include
for
constructed
were
Expenditures
Marathon's 1956 growth and expansion program, Mr.
are moving ahead
for construction of a new pulp
mill
paper
there
geared
machine
Inc.—Asset Value Up—
reports that net assets as of Jan. 31, 1956 totaled
$15.57 per share, as compared with $15 per share at
corporation
used
be
be
report disclosed. It pointed out that In the postwar period
research
expenditures have increased at a rate almost
rate of the company's sales Increase.—V. 183, p. 995.
plans
Construction
The
the
for
the
for
outlining
Stevens
offices
branch
Higher Sales & Earnings—
reported to
was
$35,066,668
stock
49
In
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 37,500 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $8
per share to
stockholders at the rate of one share for each
4'/4 shares held of record on March 1, 1956.
This offering will not
be underwritten.—V. 180, p. 1653.
The
to
are
$28,453,920 during the
earnings after income
common
to
tails follow:
proceeds
ago
capital additions
additions in the
the year
during
authorized
were
modernization, the 1955 program involved new
plant construction at Los Angeles, Chicago and Den er.
In Minneapolis,
construction was started on a new addition to the firm's
aeronautical
engineering
building
to
accommodate
increased en¬
gineering personnel.
In Philadelphia and Freeport, 111., substantial
facilities
were
purchased to increase prod"c ion area.
Eight new
President.
Jr.,
of
$4,600,000
of
3 Vb
The
year
Sales
"
Wyo.—
Douglas,
,
$13,051,700 in
Further capital
pleted in 1956.
Along with plant
quarter net sales Increase of $6,612,748 over the corresponding
a
Stevens,
83,222,792 214,116,225 166,821,512
109,755,167
Sales
•*;? ';'•••
$
<j>
■
Inc.,
'
year.
1955 Honeywell Invested
expansion and improvements.
During
for
21
Marathon Corp.—Reports
period
1956—8 Wks.—1955
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Period End. Feb. 25—
'
that
operations.
A first
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Increased—
cents
50
Colo.
mining
Co.,
filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
per
share,
through Colorado
Investment Co.,
Feb.
on
300,000
covering
offered
Uranium
&
they will increase
total was increased by $6,056,410 and net income
by $997 503 as a result of the consolidation, for the first time since
1939, of all of the company's 11 foreign subsidiaries.
The operations
of one of these, located In Canada, always have been consolidat d.
If all foreign subsidiaries had been similarly consolidated
in 1954,
they would have added $4,279,217 in sales and $523,195 in net income
year's sales
on
SEC—
corporation
Denver,
Net
Oil
Files With
1956
1955
$21,154,320 $16,707,668
and
the domestic end commercial
markets, in sales of industrial
added. "Deliveries of defense
1956."
1956,
Manville
King-Seeley Corp.—Earnings Highersix Months Ended Jan. 31—
'
SEC
the
with
statement
registration
a
covering $2,lb4,300 of 6% collateral trust bonds, due
April 30, 1956. The company proposes to the holders of Its outstand¬
ing 20-year 4% sinking fund bonds, due Feb. 1, 1957, the privilege
of exchanging such 4%
bonds for an equal principal amount of the
new
6% bonds.
Such new bonds as are not Issued on exchanges of
old bonds may be sold by the company at approxima ely the principal
amount thereof plus interest.
The proceeds of any such sales will be
used to provide cash
to retire old bonds not exchanged or to re¬
plenish cash applied for such purpose.—V. 181, p. 2694.
2,
2358.
p.
'
Co.—Registers Exchange Offer With SEC
filed
company
March
newly-acquired Andrews-Alderwill be felt in 1956.—V. 182,
ishing plant at Bethune, S. C. and the
foam-fabric plant at Akron, Ohio,
fer
sale, together with other funds, are to be
1, 1956, all of the outstanding 13,385 shares
preference stock (par $100).—V. 183, p. 887.
April
on
Manati Sugar
This
year
,
redeem
cumulative prior
6%
of
this
proceeds from
to
used
of $3.64 per common share after preferred
dividends compared with $4.07 in 1954, based on the average number
of shares outstanding in each year.
Pre-tax earnings of $8,053,000
were $312,000 higher in 1955 than in the year before.
The company started 1956 with the largest backlog of orders since
1953, Mr. Higgins said,
.
Initial effects of programs started last year, including the new fin¬
earnings
Net
1996, it was announced on March 2.
Feb. 1,
with
compared
1955,
in
$3,803,000
were
year
a
First Boston
through The
privately,
com¬
in 1954.
fields accounted for
but it is anticipated that
products decreased in 1955
The
Corp., $1,300,000 of 5J/4% income promissory notes due
earlier when there were favorable, non-recurring
income tax adjustments.
Total sales in 1955 amounted to $97,551,000, compared with $93,184,000 in 1954.
Sales in the last 16 weeks of 1955 set a company
record for that period.
Consumer products sold under Kendall trade
names
accounted for more than half of total 1955 volume.
$4,233,000
Wishart. President, said.
principal gains were made in
heating and air conditioning controls
controls
and in foreign sales,"
they
in
history,
Harold W. Sweatt, Board Chairman,
volume,
record
on
B.
amount
placed
dividends, to
In
the highest in its 70-year
were
"The
in
beneficially 1,256,371
company's then out¬
Privately—The
sales
1955
company's
year's
Paul
3%%
has
pany
pre-tax earnings of this company were greater last year
1954, Richard R. Higgins, President, reported to stockholders.
ad
in
than
the
407.
p.
,
preference
after
equal,
6,355,606
on
being $244,482,068 as compared to $229,401,837
Substantial sales increases in major civilian
183, p. 887.
Maine Central RR.—Notes Placed
Sales
Net
183,
share
a
The
called for redemption on April 1, 1956, $675,000
debentures due April 1, 1978, for account of the
sinking fund, at 100% and accrued interest. Payment will be made at
the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, 30 Broad St., New York 15, N. Y.
25-year
by
increased
1955
in
shares of common stock outstanding.
the previous year, net income was $15,345,203,
or $2.42 a share
6,345,906 shares after giving effect to a two-for-one stock split
$2 98
has
company
its
of
credit
Regulator Co.—Earnings Up—
approximately $4,000,000 over the
high of $19,278,648, final figures ou
Minneapolis Honeywell
Earnings
previous year to reach a new
the year's operations showed.
The
1955
net income was
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Lorillard
(P.)
The
including
the company sustained a loss of $360,364
items of $42,913.
Feinberg, Chairman of the Board, said
that
1954
31,
special
White Motor Co.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co., an Ohio corpora¬
1955,
standing common shares.—V.
Earnings for the current six months' period amount to $406,149
including special item credits of $142,586. The earnings on the com¬
mon
stock amounted to 52c per share.
For the six months ei\ded
Dec.
31,
Dec.
(Libbey-Owens-Ford) owned of record and
common
shares, or approximately 53%
of the
tion
,
A...
.
,
of
As
all-time high.
This represents an
sales of $14,524,116 for the six months
1955,
31,
Mid-States currently has operating rights over approximately
of certified routes,
.
9,000 TD tractors with 17d horsepower Model JT-6-B
Cummins Engine Co., Inc. turbodiesels were specified by Mid-States.
miles
10,000
covering
plants at Parkersburg, W. Va.; at Waterville, Ohio; at Defiance, Ohio;
at
Burbank,
Calif.;
and at Houston, Tex,
The company's general
offices are located at 1810 Madison Ave,, Toledo 1, Ohio,
Record Sales—
(Julius) Kayser &. Co.—Reports
months
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
year."
development and application of the so-called
the manufacture of glass fibers and glass
fiber products.
By the terms of the merger, the company assumed the
outstanding ($2,913,000 at March 1, 1955)
convertible sinking
fund subordinated debentures due June 1, 1969 of Glass Fibers, Inc.,
each outstanding common share of $1 par value of Glass Fibers, Inc.
(952,757 at March 1, 1955) was converted into one common share of
$5 par value of the company and the 1.200.000 common shares of the
company owned by Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. were converted into
1,089,706 shares.
In addition, Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. agreed
to advance to the company upon request up
to $2,000,000, to be evi¬
denced by notes convertible into common shares of the company on the
same
basis as the debentures of Glass 'Fibers, Inc.
This advance was
made to the company and was converted into 166,665 common shares
of the company in the latter part of September and in October, 1955.
The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of
glass fiber yarns, glass fiber bonded mat, glass insulation materials
and translucent plastic panels reinforced with glass fibers.
It also pro¬
duces materials which are a refinement of the above products or a
combination of them with other products or other materials.
It has
the
for
Patents
Barnard
service
gas
1944
November,
for authority to construct pipeline facilities to supply
to a proposed electric generating plant near
Lexington, Neb.
,,
,
The
company
would build about nine miles of pipeline and
a
measuring station to serve Central Nebraska Public Power <&' Irrigati'n
District
its entire fuel requirements for operation of the proposed
100,000-kilowatt generating plant.
Estimated third year requirements
of the plant are estimated at 5 billion cubic feet of natural gas.
Kansas-Nebraska
said that the gas
would be delivered on an
interruptible basis, subject to curtailment during peak winter opera¬
tions or emergencies.
Estimated cost of the facilities to be built oy
Kansas-Nebraska is $177,000.—V. 182, p. 2130.
Kans.,
burg,
..
"
•
BUSINESS—Corporation
is
principally
engaged
in
the
business
of
manufacturing end selling rrefa ri ated homes
through
representatives to tuilder-deaiers, and, through its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Lytle Construction Co. i« em p»ed
n the
construction and sale of such homes in the metropolitan Detroit area.
Two lines of homes are manufactured, the Value Line and the L xury
designing,
the company's sales
Volume
183
Number 5515
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
9
(1233)
Line.
The
Value
The
Luxury
$30,000.
to
Tnc
Line
Line
Avenue,
the.
serves
market
mass
from
demanding
more
principal executive offices
company's
Warren
the
serves
$8,000
mark.t
located
are
$16,000.
at
National
$15,000
14507
Securitv
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
will
•163,034
value)
par
500,000 shs.
250,000 $hs.
to
on
Michigan inventories.
Monmouth
The
See also V.
College—To
Institution
and
accrued
National
Bank
Chicago
90,
183, p. 995.
Trust
&
Co.
Chicago,
231
.
share
per
of
will be
Continental
South
Ended
ODeratinsr
the
used
La
Dec
Taxes
Street,
1
confirmation
a
well
on
County, Texas, according to a joint announcement made
by the company and D. D. Feldman Oil & Gas Co.
The
well,
new
ownership
of
which
shared
is
Feldman, tested 48 barrels of distillate
per day.
,'•••. v
and
Lion
Division and
Lion
by
4,506,000 cubic feet
.>
.
The
equally
March
on
5
This
ment
corporation
for
Division
March
on
1
began operations
under
kets
at
in
to
purchase
The
II.
weeks
Moriarty,
agreement
Aco
S.
National
laundry-manufacturing.* facilities
and
dryers.—V.
•_
„.
August.^ Murray
market,
2251,«
182, p.
1
v
the
line
-
'
4*
Easy
'
*'
•
-
National Airlines, Inc.—To Finance New Planes—
This corporation
of
the
will
$111,000,000
official
stated
have
new
Feb.
to
borrow
equipment
23.
The
less
than
one-third
ordered late
balance
will
last
year,
from
come
of
the
fiscal
arranged with
are
required
has
arranged
five
to
been
not
determined,
is
expected
be
to
The
amount
based
free
of
the
load
calculated
that
on
available
61.85%
will
load
on
a
be
load
debt
able
factor
below
even
finance
to
experienced in
be
to
the
fiscal
all
meet
National
will
the
and
year
applying the
The
V.
expects
in
1959
from
program
But
to the meeting of commitments
cash
to
$14,700,000
from
profits
$5,000,000
reserves:
securities,
for
pay
and
after
is
bank
"
1954
new
1955
of
the
year,
or
stantial
gain of 39 cents
a
1954.
calculated
Net
increase
decline
share
per
the $1.94
over
in
•
v
former
a
'
.
Feb.
underwriting
metallizing,
180,
(par
offered
be
record
.
.
The
proceeds
price
to
overall
sales
established
was
despite
a
be
I.
being
Plains
Gas
requested
amounted
182,
net
at
stock
common
at $15 per
north^'n ^iiln°is
of National
During
ments,
1955
calls
for
the
Allyn
Mr.
cipally for
new
the
company
noted,
of
products.
totaled
which
"The
investment
of
$5,356,000
invested
for
Power
Bond
Corp.
an
Share
&
The
Okla.,
stock
common
$14,307,000
$5,706,000
in
additional
for
was
182,
p.
Common stock
•In
,
GIVING
EFFECT
cent)—
one
v
v.
warrants,
at
shares
iR9
,
TO
PRESENT
time
one
during
limited
National Container
Corp.
to
Estimated
State
Net
net
also
American
intends
to
Telephone
122%
toward
the
income
taxes—
carry-back)
,
18,134,020
4,246,072
_r
7,780,509
.
interest
6,589
of
Earnings
applicable
common
per
to
stock
income taxes—
stock
6,668
$8,397,816
$3,527,769
510,201
share of
common
587,042
$7,887,615
stock
outstanding Dec.
common
.
offer
and
1,100,000
Telegraph
.
$2,940,727
3,5:6,737
2,909,033
$2.25
$1.01
,
30,
1956.
The
construction
which
will
not
cer-
182"
V.
183,
31—
stock—
_
due
due
I
I.
its
of
balance,
stock
i...
,
OF
sub¬
if
any,
will
will
be
nr?n
income
J™
518,349,051
applied
the
$12,442,634,
based
d
558.732
on
with
$2.75
a
earnings
$$2,618,928,
were
0,
as
in
North
and
iri
rar
the
its
fleet
operationf North
Texas, and Oklahoma
Kansas,
from
this
rev:nues
American
increased
lea.ing
car
at
d
cp^ration
tn
r>nnnw
totaled
waiic
00
Par.ici.at.d In crilling 29 wells,
taxes
nr>A
L
480,829,670
.ort
tan
213,490,480
60,935,000
taxes
local
6,225,905
52,195,003
(Md.)—Stock
Of-
.
used
TO
for
general
PRESENT
.
working
FINANCING
Authorized
and
485 900 shs
ian.
equipment yard uf
for
A
.
trial
vision
from
in
with
CwIUrovtarnm0.ntr™!7ent,a?nd„ tb« Bar"0
V. 183, p. 559.
n
U. S. Government.
•
Philips Co., Inc.—New Literature—
a
that
Research
&
density
C.
J.
actual
tiny Pinholes in
Similarly,
Woods,
absorption
Research
North
material
corrosion
Star
Promoters of
jj
Y.,
said
Oil
the
production
treats
of
State
permits
a
Sidney
the
a
Xray
pipes,
183,
that
29
peekskill
21,428,765
they
State
backer
he
where
diffraction
Division,
the
covers
product
had
fluxes,
in
aluminum
con-
bronze
_
.
at
"deeply
were
Land
Office
Smith,
of
the
in
Camp
Smith
shocked'
to
at
hear
Albany, N. Y., had
Peekskil],
that
com-
denied
not
worth
ln
Guard
President
said
with
per-
military
reservation.
the
of
this
The
law
corporation,
and
Mr.
Smith
Camn
assembled
Peekskill.
mining,
interfere
public lands.
on
project,
mill
would
National
a
associates had
uranium
is
applications
Corp.—Mining Blocked—
explorations
commercially.
said the mining
his
and
area
other
ore
Camp
$300 000
a
foil
welding
774.
p.
person to claim minerals
Lieberman of New York,
financial
good
for
Corp.,
Instruments
Control
of
Uranium
&
officials
at
and
solved with
is available
are
__
uranium
Feb.
on
steel
Chemical
&
&
of
characteristics.
problems
national trade magazine, the article
a
the
catalysts and research.—V.
i-
is
Di-
one instance and improper rolling texture in another.
the
with
indu*.
on
Intensifier
Instruments
Philips Co., Inc.
involving
cases
Image
Control
X-ray examination
and
X-ray diffraction by Kaiser Aluminum
American
da'a
NY
"uTo'scopic
high
engineering
Indusfrial
N0relco
new
corporation's
Vernon
gives
New lRerature. describing how metallurgical
from
involving^
including grading, paving, sanitary and storm
disposal plants and reinforced concrete
developments, Maryland and Virginia County
bulletin
gof
the
Mount
Test denls wlth
metals
corporation is located
construction
-•
appljCationg
available
in
21,
con-
sewage
private
three-page
new
the
engaged
•
.
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
was Incorporated in Maryland on
engaging in the general contracting and
of
purpose
North American
Times" I
gross
taxes
speculation,
a
be
ore
blueprints
Other
uranium
Lieberman
said
was
so
funds
and
ore
in
("New
the
York
48,577,549
23,204,551
and
-
water systems,
operations
,Cn
6,433,295
property
as
to
are
10 cents)——
•
The
69,238,000
State
(par
j
in_.
1954
233,719,354
real
the
missioners of
,n—
and
;
*
mission to mine the
1955
taxes—principally
lecting
re
comblned
made
company
ltg
Interest
proceeds
S0VP"SCRoad?1md!.Srtr!he
c Roads under the
be
EARNINGS
income
franchise
Other
.
Transport*-
svare
1955
Company
line
Be:iJej
atT9h4e80rnre^raHrntnR?sad'fl?' present,
Tiic corporation Is, at
to aggregate
~
security
Special
,
Stock
co npar
Contracting Corp.
'
expected
t_
on
American
stock
for
nection
common
for
requirements,
STATEMENT
expenses
taxes
;
1954.
,
operating revenues
Feaeral
year
romnanv
Recently reprinted from
..
,
(parent),
common
are
,.
Net
full
productive
are
1956.
.1
Operating
a
'
record
a
forma
year
Grpss
ThP
struction business.
The main office
SEC—
.
shares
Co.
Operating revenues
Social
Income
Shares
.
Year Ended Dec. 31
_
after
company s
COMPARATIVE
~
income
.
,
and
.
minority
March
on
18
structures
1954
9,729,615
of
(net
taxes
preferred
on
tanks
.«?'«,' nnrinf 1956
$62,810,000.
During
par, $100 per share, on March 30,
from
the
sale
of
the
bonds and
$165,000,000
wells.
various kindsof work
1986, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
$95,290,390 $7*.601,294
before
applicable to
Consolidated net
Dividends
1955
income
Federal
income
income
with
(a)
Telephone Co.—Registers With
company
to
Proceeds
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up
sales
net
Consolidated
1956
rovprini?'refnnriio/emnrtffaffpn bonds, series
$.>5,000,000 of refunding mortgage hnnds"1 script
4-1!
Is
Bruns
774.
BUSINESS-Corporation
1955
underwriter
to
issuance
for
covering
The
PrQ
full
47%>
1955
-
Common
**
.
scription at
Mr.
p.
$900,056,
erd,
year
1954
substantial
a
oil
••
North
stock
of
Humane
year bef re.
to $3.45 per
at
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
-
■
gratis
York
and
183,
reached
the
the
PROCEEDS—The net
capital purposes, etc.
•587,100 j>hs.
1,500,000 shs.
_
reserved
are
amount of $50,900,000 of Permanent sec.ritleo.
New
for
profit
Mathers
,Bry publiely offered
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share
Outstanding
^haemJrrWnfng$5nTnPoannnnS rSSf1
qqr
,
Washington, D. C., in Febru285,000 shares of common stock
FINANCING
ill/.
p.
whhe1h!5?;II?'0»0,°.nn«m^
with the total at all times
p"
\
Resign-
m3.
,
1117
n
182,
any
to
Joseph
,
England Electric System—Units to Borrow—
outstanding
has
In
North
^
New
tha
cents)
and
183,
222
owns
80,000
ui'flrrnntc
Baltimore,,; Md.,
of
inB
for
by
carg
which
P-
e usedtopBy exlPiowtory prospecting
(par
addition,
unHpr
with
two
(par
Murphy
balance ' sheet
showed ■ <o'al
company's
current
assets
of
S8(772,807 and current liabilities of $4,229,994 as of Dec.
31. 1955,
compared with $6,880,958 and $2,572,0"9, respec ive'y, a year earlier.
Working capital was $4,542,813, compared with $4.308,92J.—V.
at $1 per share
(par one cent)
Authorized
614.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Cecil
equal
were
ghares
offered
unpatented lode mining claims and one
patented lode mining claim, all located in San Juan County, Utah.
The claims which.are owned comprise approximately 4,460. acres
sub¬
for 1956
told the
notification
stock
through
1954
of the Mathers
independent car
iargest
freight
®f
was
..The. corporation
--
improve¬
tooling, prin¬
he
ot
common
revenues
outstanding
$2>371 370
producing
Offered—
1955
the
1S55
Gross
companies
$496 123
among
borrowings from banks,
Consolidated
ingt
Texas.
SFrSEC
program
letter
a
of
share,
Boyce,
27,
1955
315 449
American
of Wakefield,
31,
ir.
Acquisition
^division which
Stock
Oct.
on
&
double
April
said.
shares
two
of
organized in Delaware on Aug. 18, 1955, for the
others, of acquiring and
exploring certain mining
Its principal office is located at 1825 Austin Avenue, Waco,
company
properties.
capital
$18,000,000,"
liled
21
shares
cfered—The Matthew Corrp,,
drSgncLP/°eCtc
purpose,
Tulsa,
Co.,
—
than
on
he
on
third
will be incorporated into
Propane,
of America
-
..Further gains in earnings are anticiated for 1956, since full
benefits frora the combined operation have not yet be«n realized,"
Ml.
Spencer said.
-out'fleets are unus.aly busy, and there is a
heavy demand for equipment."
share.
share
1955.
capital improvement
an
15,923 stockholders.—V.
company's
the
a
Par^s of
the South County Gas Co.,
as
$0.35
,
more
Co.,
share
lorthcoming
a
to
These
907,455
$0.62
•
'
per
Bros.
.
common
defense
income.
1,-66,902
"
and Henry G. Bruns have resigned as directors
Mr.: McClure, who was Chairman of the road. Is a
Stein
of
Earnings
assets
2792.
p.
publicly 300,000 shares of
as a speculation
$8,169,000, after taxes.
Foreign earnings were
$5,659,000 in 1954.
Only those foreign earnings actually remitted to
the United States, plus the earnings of the Canadian
subsidiary, are
as
1,216,783
—
:
compared with $8,153,531 the
•
.
authorize
to
785,192
978
McClure
company.
.
acquisition
payable one-half in cash and
The BuPan^ operation
Division
formerly known
V.
$57,283,000 at
listed
were
^
the close of the previous year.
Taxes paid by the
in 1955—Federal, state, local and foreign—totaled $27,377,000, «"
compared with $20,722,000 the preceding year.
Earnings reported by subsidiaries and branches outside the United
—1,69
jjest year in .the history of this corporation was reported on
March^8' by William M. Spencer, Board Chairman.
•
/
Earnings of $2,191,352 in theM2 months fnded Dec. 31. 1955,
in-
and
agreement to purchase the
to be $1,400,000,
is
11 ,000
837,156
income—
North American Car Corp.—Reports Best Year—
by
on
Great
company
States
Elwood
„
40,000
are
slitting
,7
an
1955
..
„
$96,575,000 sales during 1954, or 17%.
Earnings retained in the business during 1955 totaled $8,132,000,
and net working capital at the end of 1955 was
$69,416,000, compared
with
E.
.sewers,
in
1956
-.
conditioning,
.
Mr.
,0re,M,Me ""UIe'"
partner of T. L. Watson & Co., New York.—V.
.
2084.
p.
telephones,
long range expansion
high of $220,000,000
s
ent t0 mmln^ operations.
of this
l-for-4
a
gen-
t0 be USed 'a,pense'
:1'
v
$10,682,000,
were
440,000
over
accruals———:—:
Feb.
partner
on
service
1,137,000
**
the
subscription
1956
reducing
$13,998,611 $11,632,185
gEC covering 1,200,000
tbe offered at 25 cents
,
.
sales. Mr. Allyn said.
The
Total defense sales "
SEC,
it wat
announced on
March
5,
has issued an
order
compared with $16,555,000 for the preceding
authorizing 23 subsidiaries of this System to issue and sell short term
year.
Sales of commercial products in the domestic market rose to
notes
in
the
aggregate principal amount of $139,907,000, of which
$177,395,000 during 1955, compared with $146,003,000 in 1954, an in¬
,J $97,837,000 of notes are to be issued to benks and $42,070,000 to
crease
of $31,392,000, or 21%, and a new record.
For the tenth con- t
NEES.
Most of the proposed note financing is for renewal purposes
secutive year overseas sales reached a new high, amounting to $113,-with the 1956 new money
requirements of the borrowing crmpanies
103,000 in
1955.
This represented
a
gain of $16,528,000 over the
estimated at $28,320,000.
The maximum amount of such notes to be
1955
in
'
Swedish
$i»: and
for
1,
the
earn
Noah's Ark Uranium Co., Inc.* Seattle, Wash.—Files—
8.600
and '-
with
for
\
Un an addltlonal isjuaof National Propane second preferred
oeSe new are
preuferred shares which present stockholders of
Propane
company,
■
add
«
.
^.ti *:.
v,;
,
notification
of
stock
a
to
of
income '
per
will
,
R.
-
.
with
borrowings.—
16%.
or
/■
V
letter
a
class
$1)
without
vacuum
CAPITALIZATION
$259,133,000,
(par
stockholders
B
represented-an increase of $42,047,000
of
sales
-
p.o.r
America
rates
fllo
Net income
Earnings per common share
—V. 183, p. 774.
■
-
-
operates the LP-Gas business recently acquired from Shell Oil Co.
At
the same time, Mr. Forman announced that National Propane, "
with headquarters in New Hyde park,
N.Y., also has acquired a smaller
planes.
after taxes was $2,659,000 greater than the $12,729,000 earned in 1954,
or
an
increase of 21%.
This represents earnings
of $2.33 for each
share of the 6,614,818 shares of common stock outstanding at the close
reported in
The
16%
of
capacity with National.
/
sales in
company's
tax
Gas,?°"xHorry N< Forman- President of National Propane,
March 8.
Natural
world-wide
railway
southern1 Wisconsin, and at present has
approximately 40,000 customers.
Otto Kohl, founder and President of
Bupane, will continue in an active
that
records were achieved in both the domestic and overseas
the
of
••
•
.
filed
,"?tvf^new?aS Ci°' op?ra^es ln
'
$40,500,000 from
invested temporarily in
from
$35,200,000
groifp
in. South
son
42,
(special meeting, will be convertible into
it
President, in making public the annual report of share- J
holders covering 1955 operations stated that new sales-
Total
shares
share,
purchase
°^"„
National Cash Register Co.—Sales Reach New High—.
Earnings Also Set Record — Consolidated sales of all
products and services of this company reached -a new
high of $301,180,000 for the year 1955, with net income
totaling $15,388,000, also a new record. Stanley C. Ailyn,
over
5
corporation has concluded
The
dividends:
now
Jr.,
'X
March
stock
class
per
Western
markets.
t
machinery.—V.
announced
source, ;
are
Paues,
,.
This
888.
p.
B
class
and
°f
this
the
equipment
new
cash
of
on
in
and
company
Industrial
foundry
to
„f
Net railway .operating
•
more
National Propane Corp.—To Buy Bupane Firm—
obligations,
and
steel
December,
re<""r<!<i "*
996.
Other
7
Fabrica
include
to
lui.kaioo.t
'-p."559.'.
-■
on
purchase
the
fiscal
$15,500,000
realize
modern
in
taxes
'.\r>
e
plans
company
income
.
licensee,
:
—
low as 53.62%.
The break¬
fiscal 1961, when the heaviest
in
in the
increase
'incom;
by
sales.
enlarged
directly
world-kno^
a'i
183,
24,000
$2
■
as
equipment
to
of
Treasury
183,
57%
selling old
it
sources
depreciation
S.
start
next
money
other
follows:
as
could
of
Brazilian
the company failed to
$2,396,000, thus further
by
ree^time^wharV^as^Q1^^ aeo^'Th^^Sh0^!0of
was 10 years ago.
This high level ol
tion
payments would come due.
factor
♦
at
between
1955.
its
its
2
built into
UtnJ,on and about a flfth the increase in the cost of
Gross
%u. s.
'
mar-
March
all-time
an
were
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—January Earns.—
•
on
reached
service
row
a
time
rate
out-
Metallizing Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files—
to
It'
of
charge
has been
invested
Johan
National
National
Cleveland
improve
Month of January—
T-.
annual
the
—nearly three times what it
*
-
earnings
factor
including debt service,
U.
of
spection
10 years,
the corporation retaining the privilege to prepay
installment if funds should be obtained from internal sources more
any
by
f
A
and
rapidly than contemplated.
is
it
but
In
and
Paulo,
also
oldest
used
group
pay
n
u'«- k*-h
basis
generated >
ending June 30, 1958.
A standby loan will be
of banks, the funds to be taken down as they
for plane deliveries.
The term of the loan then
year
a
arlil
„
ii
'
.
■
in
National
Sao
has
corporation
shares
internally—depreciation and surplus profits—plus $15,500,000 it expects
to obtain from the sale of old
planes as the new ones are delivered.
The financing plan contemplates that no
borrowing will be necessary
until
rs ■
Vice-President
A.,
Brazil.—V.
covering
-.class
company
a
funds
The
iSEC
cost
to
•
--
r'
v;;
the
headed
National
>
•
is
minister
machines
l':V V
i-.
*
•
shares
quality
and
to
Southern Ry.-^-Two Directors
It
'
will
now
of washing
-V/'. ;;;
;
4,191,201
on
in
year
QCK
tllooILOO -•-^vf-ieTp.
-
.
1
announced
was
second
the
at $
w.;
,_v i
Easy Washing Machine Division of Murray has been marketing ^
laundry equipment manufactured in the SyracuJp plants of Union Chemical—Syracuse Industries—since last
as
tBased
ti
speed
said that the*1955 portion of the company
Improvement program totaled a record
*
Mexlco> a foundry specializing in production of railway
castines'
The
well
*1.00
"^956
Rin'iH3
4n
in
out.
pointed
small
a
said
1945.
since
1955,
developments
new
the
^.3®*
•
'•IliJES' te'. *££?
-
home
as
3i810,'l83
$1
provide increased technical assistance,
agree-
Syracuse. "L
manufacture,
3
•
-
en.
O
•
home
3 QfVi43H
4T9L201
m
year end in exchange for Pennsylvania
*
'
between
Paulista,
products,
was
the
4 210 811
4,477,969
number
In
good
$5,065,433
s 8*in S44
$8,249,618
31—II
P.*
'
Sweden.^
option
$7,490,725
4 9fi9RQ3
XI
for
President,
eraliy continue to be inadequate to .n&jrt; uie continuation of topfngnt service for the long pull.
The company's rates have risen,
the average, only 17.6%
since 1940—by far the least of any
6,537,652
57
II
"Bqt
1L603!o63
9,150,640
.V
ill
recent
Wilson
de
plants and equipment by its Easy Washing Machine
Syracuse, N. Y., -with Union Chemical & Materials Corp.
Pittsburgh,; Pa., it
16|641,'305
declared
V.
announced by Byron -JC: Gould, President. The lease, effective
immediately, was provided for in the agreementv 1 cumulator- of.
between Murray and Union Chemical which, went into effect on Aug.
'employees, is the
31, 1955. The agreement also provided that Murray may exercise an .
of
msrlm
~~
1
was
customary dividend—this
an "already small
surplus.
iQ6i
18|846,'814
taxes
shares Dec.
"Service
"Despite
1Q54.
wound
„high," and many
'the system," he
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased r
This company's second important expansion in Latin American
.
,
: :
lease
a
Co.,*""-
preferred shares,
estimated
at 1
working capital.—V. -182, "p; 2132:
taxes—II~
after
.'
of
use
the
share
XT
-i-'N"
Agreement—
&
and
32
million
than doubled in
more
McHugh,
added 380t000 telephones to keep pace with
up
the year serving 6,683,000 telephones and
calls a day.
Telephones and calls both have
company
handling
at
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—Expansion—
jointly hold leases covering approxi¬
area.
Drilling is in progress at about
Corp. of America—Lease
Simonds
the
said
demand
par.
sale
*794^401
Ga?cogstack-vSt182
•••
10,000 acres in the
3,000 feet on the Gladys No. 1, northwest of the Manor No. 1, and
location is being cleared for the Tri No. 2, northeast of the Tri No. 1.
—v. 183, p. 1112.
•
•' i;
Murray
of
additional
*After deductiong .minority share.
^
Feldman
mately
$10
public
-
fi
ner
Dividend
and
.
Baker,
1Q65
before
of gas
.
by
stock,
for
10,597,196
common
•Earned
large block in Brazoria
a
preferred
offered
headed
income
Number
division of Monsanto Chemical Co., has completed
a
as
sale
for
Dividends
Manor No.
be
commission.
revenues
Operating Income
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Unit Completes Well—
The
to
—
♦Net
Oil Co.,
registration statement with- the'""
a
Illinois
Salle
He
convertible
are
31—
Operating income
-
111.
The Lion
its
National Fuel Gas Co.
will be made at the
of
of
shares
Underwriters,
75c
a
proceeds
Year
Redeem Bonds-—
Y.??r- for. earnings," Keith S.
feport Released on March 5.
remaining 4,000 preferred shares are to be offered to company
and employees at the $12.50
per share price to
the public.
Net
redemption on April l,vl956, all of its
sinking fund bonds due April 1, 1965, at 100%
interest. Payment
shares
44,000
share.
per
$558,000,
has called for
outstanding 25-year 3%
Mich.—Registers, with..
officers
as follows: $88,034 secured by align¬
of accounts receivable: $50,424 secured
by lien on Iowa inventories
paid from proceeds of this issue, and $75,000 secured by lien
be
stock,
receive
The
•Represented by current notes
ment
this
$12.50
Outstanding
•Sundry indebtedness
($1
company on March 5 filed
covering 48,000
Of
FINANCING
Co., Detroit,
Commissinn——
rjXUidiige commission—
c t,
oEC
EFFECT
Finance
Exchanffe
,cu,
West
Dearborn, Mich.
CAPITALIZATION
Common stock
to
irom
_
V
_
183
„
n
,
7
„
,
„
.
„
t,.,
Norvell-Wilder Supply Co., Houston, Tex.—Files—
The
corporation's new Kraft corrugated container plant has been
completed
in
Atlanta, Ga.
and
has
commenced
operation,
Samuel
Kinnis, President, announced on March 5.
The
complete one-unit plant, occupying 6V2
acres
of land,
square
feet
of space
on
one
flour,
will replace the
previously operated by the comdeny in Atlan a.
Employment is expected to be trip'ed at the new
complete U"it,
110,000
plant
which
p.
operating
income
income
serves
customers
in
Alabama,
559.
Tennessee
and
Georgia.—V.
183.
82,648,505
2,073,501
—
(net)—
new,
about
sheet
Net
Other
company
76,323,261
839,026
~7~~~
84,722,006
77,162,287
Fixed
charges
15,014,256
14,914,247
Net
income
69,707,750
62,248,040
Income
,
available
for
_.
_
fixed
,
charges
ggc
to
covering
on
2,500
stockholders
at
peb-
23
shares
$120
of
per
filed
capital
share,
company
found
1955 to be
"a
good year
in service
but a
poor
of
notification
with
the
stock (par $100) to be offered
without underwriting.
The pro-
ceeds are to be used for working capital.
__
1
^
.
Nuclear Corp. of America,
The
letter
a
This
corporation
Sales & Mfg. Corp.
has
acquired
T
|
»
Inc.—Acquisition—
the
of Denville, N. J.,
assets
and
business
in exchange
of
Central
for 408,000 shares
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
70
..
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
(1234)
rS
class
Nuclear's
It
stock,
A
announced
was
to
5 by Sam
March
on
.....
,
duction, Mr. Norris stated.
share
phase of Nuclear Corporation s plans for a
operations through internal growth and the
field. In November of last year Radior .tive
Products
Inc.
of
Detroit, Mich., was acquired. Radioactive
Products is one of the oldest companies engaged in the commercial
implication of radioactivity.
.
'Organized in March, 1947, Nuclear's new subsidiary is engaged in
engineering and manufacturing of electron tubes for industrial comMunications, rectification and special purpose; leak detection systems.
vacuum
systems; electronic test equipment; miniaturized tranl is tor circuitry;
and micro-wave devices, including non-metallic wave
rmides and components and micro-wave systems engineering.
Central Sales & Mfg. Corp. operates in three buildings located on
l>x acres of land in Denville. N. J.
The buildings provide 20.500 square
-«»»t of space, of which 17,500 square, feet are devoted to manufacturand the balance houses the engineering and office staffs.
Company
employees total CO, with the technical personnel numbering 12.
From
fales level of only $12,000 in 1947, operations of the company have
zpanded to a point where sales exceeded the $500,000 mark in 1955.
.
The
second
the
is
move
of
expansion
its
Cum.
f
•
V. 183,
AVz'/t
Net
for
income
1955
income of
Young, President, i.i
$1,865,206 as compared to 1954
was
it was revealed on March 6 by Don
company's annual report to stockholders.
The
1955 earnings per share of common stock
i 1,389,205.
outstanding equaled
The comparable figure
preferred dividends.
;'nr the previous year was $1.11.
,'Sales and other income during 1955 totaled $22,282,031, an all-time
"i«;gh for the company.
This was an increase of $3,197,524 over the
r
mparable figure for the previous year.
Total net worth of the company as of December 31 was $24,493,000
rs
compared with $23,432,000 at the end of 1954.
Book value per
common share was
918.84 compared to $17.72 in 1954.
7a his report,
Mr. Young pointed out that the equity of Ohio s
i nareholders
has increased steadily
for the past 10 years and lias
for
provision
after
in
with
ccnnect.on
AGREEMENTS—The
LOAN
Mutual
Insurance-Co.,
Life
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds from
e-.tered 1-to Pan agree¬
Irs rir.ee Co., New England
Na i.nd Bank of Chicago, as
First
ar.d
,
cqusl to 120% of the A
public o'fering price of the shares above (ffer. d, or $16.57, - which- A
ever
is the lesser.
The warrants will become exercisable on Jan. 1,
the
rt
comi any
price
a
prior thereto with the consent of the company), and will
the close of business Jan. 31, 1916.
The l rice at which '
may be exercised
and the number <f s ir res covered
(or
at
lor
less
price
a
dividend;
sto k
of
declaration
stock
than
t
anj
the
cf additional
sale
e
arrant
w
used
be
for
price,
the
and
v
.
underwriters
named
be'.ow
repayment of
the
to
company
to engage in the re¬
aeronautical products
i
A
.
it
and
intends
repair and
manufacture
to
aircraft
service
aircraft
of all
prototypes
showed that Ohio's investment account amounted to
the end of 1955. Young pointed out that through the
these funds in the stock of Wesson Oil
Snowdrift
Inc.; and Harbor Plywood Corp., Ohio has "widened the base ;
its
activities
and increased the diversification of its interests.
The
report
at
of
*<12,562,031
:cvestment
,
/>.
of
the past five.
during
doubled
most
j
--7.
AtA
183, p. 709.
I
'":
'
";onal
price
at a subscription
(par $10)
shares
common
—
of $34 per share, on the basis of one share of
common for each 10 shares held.
Subscription
rj>: pi re
at 4:00 p.m. (CST) on March 27,
jjyncb, Pierce, Fenner & Beane heads a
"orj 11 underwrite the offering.
-
GIVING
stock
A A
for
$1,000,000
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
703,000 shs.
obtained
;419,707 shs.
-*
commitment
a
Philadelphia.
Banking & Trust Co.,
exceed
TO
V
value)
par
has
company
vania
to
($1
EFFECT
*
1
■
two-year
for
Pa.,
period
the
from
First
Pennsyl¬
of credit not
line
a
23,'1956|.
Any funds borrowed by the company under this commitment are to the
extent of the loan to be secured by the shares of Helicopter common
stock or such other security as is satisfactory to the lender.
-A
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
commencing
Feb.
below
named
also
company
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
will
hares
I
pfs.nt.
be
to
and
;.■ .r"-:T' •;
with its executive offices in Oklahoma City,
electric utility in Oklahoma, furnishing retail
BUSINESS—Company,
*3, the
largest operating
electric
and contiguous rural and suburban
western Arkansas; with an estimated
Electric energy is sold at wholesale for
12 communities and to nine rural electric cooperatives in
and Arkansas. Of the total communities served, 236 are
of about 1,000,000.
in
Oklahoma
j
cated
Oklahoma
in
of
and
.3I.'
in Arkansas.
22
p':
-■:?
1955, the company had total operating
and net income of $8,367,255, equal, after
the
EARNINGS—For
revenues
and
Oklahoma
In
population
erale
communities
246
in
service
1 "irritories
year
$44,045,636
preferred dividends, to $2.34 per common share.—V.
183, p. 838.
This
3 "ant
company
—V.
26
N.
announced the purchase of the 160-acre
J., formerly owned by Volkswagen of
awe.
Tho
S
property to Okonite was $4,205,000.
company was reported originally to have paid about
1955, before dropping its plan to make the
in this country.—V. 182, p. 217.
German
4,000,000 in November,
imall
cars
Oneita Knitting Mills, New York, N.
'. he
f.ac
{-)
company
Feb.
on
21
letter of notification with the
debentures due March 1, 1976
amount without underwriting.
redeem preferred stock and for
filed
be
proceeds
"Working capital.
Otter
Tail
to
used
be
to
are
.
Co.
Power
Secondary Offering
—
—
(par
made on Feb. 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $29
per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 182, p. 2360.
J45)
was
Pacific Coast Aggregates,
Inc.—Stock Offered—An un¬
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. and
jvghwabacher & Co., on March 7 publicly offered 450,000
i hares of common stock
(par $5) at $14.75 per share.
derwriting
net
the sale of
proceeds frcm
tis stock, together
totaling
SIO.OCO.OlO
(to
te lepr.senttd by long
i"nn
promissory notes), will be used as follows;
(1) Approximately
;->12,000,000
for
the
purchase of Santa Cr.z as:ets as mentioned
elow; (2) $1,131,492 to repay certain borrowings,, of which $434,556
ras borrowed during
1955 for the purchase of equipmxr.t; (3) $457,000
y :r certain capital improvements at the Santa Cruz plant; and (4) the
I s lance to be added to working capital.
borrowings
«
engaged prirciral'y in:
(1) mining
i r
excavating
rock,
sand
or
gravel
(ag regites)
from owned or
: easad properties,
processing such material and sdl'ng it at wholerale and retail;
(2) preparing wet-m'.x concrete by combining aggre¬
BUSINESS—The
have
severally
company
is
concrete
by
at
and
the
company
wholesale
and
selling
such
with
purchased
retail;
materials,
cement
and
(3)
as
materials
.".eateries.
Santa
>1ant
Cruz
near
larger
I.
owns
and
Davenport,
.'^proximately
thern
Henrv
15 0 0
&
;v.
Dougl ss &
Swift
F
WAlston
&
A,
Co.
0
2.250 000
California
bbls.
market,
The
customers.
onerates
Calif.,
a
with
The
the
company
limestone
cement
is
princi ahy
constituting
company
intends
quarry
proiu'tion
annual
to
operate
Williams- 10,007
sold
$
57,378,030 708,358,118 623,961,696
44,372,242
39,511,345
one
Santa
478,100.236 436,930,851
74,937,757
55,533.209
57,927,463
51,520,114
of
Net
operating
income
7,837,897
8,683.329
95,392.662
79,977,522
6,780,280
6,436,530
79,006,043
62,262,322
is
the
present
intention
of
the
board
of
Co.—Registers With SEC—
1956,
2,
shares
share
additional
will
be
for
offered
each
five
certain
to
21,
th?n
shares
officers
for
and
bscrl t on
s
at
)9"6,
h^d.
the
by
rate
and
of
the
Stanley & Co. and C-gjeshall & Hicks are named a> cne'
underwriters.
The
subscription
price
and
u_derw.ltir.g
to be supplied by amendment.
A A
The subscription rights will expire about April 5.
The
SEC
is
Governor.
Co.
step
of
Pierre
Co.
Newton,
for
A
long:
manufacturer of zinc
substantial interest in
producers of combination
Iowa,
household
the
Kan.,
and has acquired
and
A". "A
.
will con¬
plant.
launched
v"; ,AA
'
Governor has purchased
City,
Kansas
of
appliances
Inc.
recently
Governor,
Pierce
months,
of
castings,
the
and
companies,
manufacturing
in
will
Principal customers
rubber
and
foot
square
another
three
die
,
corporation
market
Libaire,
of the financi g will be eddrd to the g neral func's of
These proceeds will be u ed< to cefr y, part of the
company's continuing construction progiam rnd to repay
Feb.
on
;
&
Stout
Co.,
of
a
commercial
Aa
"
•
•
.
New
letter
a
$6
•
183.
use.—V.
;
■
....
York,
N.
Y.
through
The
to
$1)
(nar
share),
per
notification
of
stock
common
of
(maximum
to working capital.—V.
filed
16
shares
8,000
covering
the
at
Net; proceeds
V
'
.
will
proceeds
183, p., 997.
A
with
be
Eisele
the
offered
& .King.
be
added
..
•
company.
of
Pierce
automobile
$2,000,000,
Pinellas Industries, Inc., St. Petersburg, Fla.—Files—
company.
are
the
70,000
increase
an
■-
sales of approximately
h"T-s
Morgan
cort
last
the
710.'
p.
principal
terms
2,000
of STD, Inc. of Alliance, Ohio,
products and painted assemblies, has
ol
leading
program
Dieeasting
aluminum
washer-dryer
no
Division
its
Automatic.. Washer
com¬
of
Unsuh c-ibed
empl:yees
2,000
AI
acquisition
expansion
Rupert
filed a reg'.stra'lon sta enrnt with
t'"e FEC.cn
covering 189,844 shares of i's ro par common ftock.
proposes to cf.'er the
stockholders
of
record
March
2,000
company
metal
annual
has
all
are
operate
STD
range
company
mon
the
$5,000,007 of outstanding bank
the
have teen
company,
part.
loans
$20,900,000,
fcr
includ'ng
expended portion of the
195j
Pioneer
whieh, together with ot ler funds
be us d to fnar.ee this pregr m
will
and
expenditures
Construction
19."6
construe.ion
est'mat d
a~e
$1.1C0,700
reeres
budg.t,—V.
6
United
company on Jan.
Assurance Society of the
sold
Co.
182, p. 719.
the Equitable/
to
States $5,000,000
additional first mortgage 3%% notes due 1985, bringing the total outstanding to $25,000,000.
See also V. 182,
1017.
Month of January—
Railway
Net
Perma Glass Fibre Fabrics Inc., Hewlett, L. I., N. Y.—
Stock Offered—Golden-Dersch & Co., New York City,
publicly offered 200,000 shares of common
stock (par one cent) at $1.50 per share as a speculation. 1
PROCEEDS—The
stantially
tho
on
which
company
follows:
as
purchase
to
proposes
$40,C00
(a)
of
bullti
will
railway
be
the
use
allotted
ret
as
proceeds
down
a
sub¬
payment
the
net earnings
599,999
of
estimated
on
rctivities;
(b)
that
Corp.—Reports Profit—
March
on
after taxes
reported
8
the
as
consolidat-d
net
of
sales
$184,314, equal to 30 cents per share on
were
shares outstanding.
common
the
expanded
941,843
for the six months ended Jan. 31, 1956, the first half of
current fiscal year.
Net earnings before taxes were $379,015, and
As
its
square
$384,673
836,211
710.
corporation
is
for
use
30,000
2,444,79S
$427,726
operations—______
railway
1955
$2,829,473
3,018,961
$2,790,961
it
will
company
Ima ely
from
Plastic Molded Arts
This
$130,000 will be needed for machinery xor coating,
printing and decorating fibre glass fabrics, which w'll
both in the present premises and in the 1 uilding to be
the
appro
1956
$3,446,687
expenses—
operating income—
183, p.
able
of
g
operating
revenue
feit,
a
Erie RR.—Earning:—
Railway operating, revenue—
Net
March 7
to provide additional working capital.
to be used
Pittsburgh end Lake
—V.
on
The
is reported to have placed privately $400,000
10-year senior notes with the Berkshire Life Insurance
The proceeds are
vately—The
—
company
:
Life
Notes Placed Privately
—
un-A
the
nt'ng
Credit Corp.
ap-V
ft
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Bonds Placed Pri¬
subsidiaries
Comparative figures
not avail¬
are
last year on different fiscal periods.
1955, the company and its subsidiaries began operations
fiscal year.—V. 181, p. 1603.
opeiated
July 31,
same
compounding,
be
placed
purchased;
added
and
the
to
the
(c)
balance
of
app:o.cimately $60,5CQ
of the company.
general working capital
CAPITALIZATION
will
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Common
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
Delaware
Process
1953.
to
Mfg.
The
Notey
take
Messrs.
To
throughout
date
tne
the
as
said,
of
United
company's
manufacturers
and
a
process
for
d
the
in
and
Canada
production
the
laminallng
3,
Corp. were Dr. Anton
Schachter, who *'•»
the
lamp
vinyl
the
of
of
the
com¬
has
shade
manufacture
fi
re
teen
gbss
fabrics.
for
In
by
addi-
o^her
u«->s
Furthermore, it is de¬
plastic fabrics with other
»
principal place of business is lo-ated at
Hewlett, Long Island, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 889.
Dec.
31—
Pendleton,
shares
About
No
1150
1955
1954
revenues
expenses
taxes)
6]882*7S8
sidiary,
and
income
other
charges
2,397,137
(net)
6^089,847
Net
478,714
541 481
2,418,423
income
182,
p.
13.
of
notification
stock
<par
10
with
the
cents
to
Expand Aircraft Facilities—
the
1
by
by
Morris
issuing
B.
8,800
said
his
company
substantially."
will
be
which
now
to
its
expand
by a
wholly owned
Corp., since the product
Tools Manufacturing
quite similar, Mr. Pendleton
company,
intends
•
absorbed
stated.
It
leases its manufacturing
sub¬
lines
is likely that
facilities, will
into Consolidated's plant.
The
additional facilities will be used to manufacture tools and
products
839.
to buyer's
tools and
specifications.
special
tools
These
in
a
will
wide
include
variety
other
modifications
of
types.—V.
to
183
.
.
General
Portland
12
made
Consolidated's, business has been with the aircraft
Pendleton
"very
facilities
are
March
on
was
Industrial
latter
move
p.
announced
acquisition
The
,
the net assets of the Consolidated Tool
Months
Ended
Jan.
Electric
Co.—Earnings Increased—
31—
1956
1955
$32,219,311
$29,348 272
5,069,897
4,451,167
3,000.000
Operating revenues
3,000,003
income
of
Earnings
common
stock
share.—
per
183, p.
outstanding
$1.69
;
'
$1 43
7.
2,578,805
2,037,324
as
—V.
letter
a
common
stock.
Mr.
markets
and
—V.
operating
and
activities
Consolidated
Shares
(inch
President.
common
onel-half of
industry
Net
Operating
Operating
of
standard
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—Earns. Ud—
Ended
expenses
of
share, without underwriting. The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
Purchase by this company of
of Los Angeles, Calif.,
was
and
p-rchased
industry.
fabrics
for
filed
23
shares
per
Co.
Said
company.
shares
company's
Year
be used
aircraft
is
Feb.
cents
Plomb Tool Co.—To
in
Beton
Dec.
A.
297,5C0
comuar.y
States
materials.
Broadway,
1956,
of
on
asset'.
entire
jobbers
of
to
on
1,000,000
30
at
<.97,50 J sns.
18,
liabilities
of
corporation
covering
offered
are
orga liz
Mfg.
Herman
stockholdfrs
company is developing fibre
glass
wall coverirgs and display material.
veloping
The
Process
and
be
Outstanding
Jan.
the
assume
The
SEC
FINANCING
sns.
on
corporation
a'gregate
for
business
the
Beton
Not!
600,000
Incorporated
and
York
principal
an
stock
principal
of
Gela
and
sh.)
per
was
assets
New
a
received
common
The
sale
Corp.,
directors
individuals
pany's
lc
the
stockholders
and
officers,
value
company
over
Platte Uranium, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
be
*
.
Authorized
Interest
directors
to
The
company
March
The
this
shares.
which
Inc.
Within
Thl3
t
Zuckerman, Smith & Co
principal suppliers. The present personnel of STD,
tinue
2134.
Peninsular Telephone
by
pressed
Standard
the
STD,
their
p.
&
Suplee, Yeatman <te Co., Inc.
approval by Pierce Governor stockholders of
to
Inc.,
become
4,389,356
Net
,
STD,
4,794.000
the
Cruz
shares
authorized
5,129,465
182,
Co.
'
"2,007
1114.
p.
subject
in
5,990,012
—V.
Stokes
1,000
9,070
I
5,000
2,000
Inc._*.____: 2,000
Co.,
by Carl V. Rice, President. The purchase price was
of Pierce Governor stock. Conclusion of the acquisition
taxes-
charges
&
4,000
2,000
.
of
is
63,329,616
expenses-
after
Co.
acquisition
taxes-
Net
Robinson
9,070
.
announced
40,000
$
revenues-
Income
9,007
g. Kuch and Company
Laird, Bissell & Meeds_____
Mid-South Securities Co
Fader, Wilder & Company—
h.
4,007
1
been
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
&
Co., Inc
A,
1Shares
\a
manufacturer
Telegraph Co.- -Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
'a
names:
Pierce Governor Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
operating
the
in
of
183,
7 fiOO
883.
capacity' of
division.
2>iYIDEND—It
cement
and
—V.
Inc.—___ 20,030
Co.,
Harson
Goodbody & Co._a_:
Kormendi &
respective
4,000
M.
L.
F.
50 0
5,008
15.0
aggregata number of shares
their
Shares
M.
Other
Federal
such
:
27,000
Co._u___
$
manufacturing building
well as s lling bull ling
produced by others.
Operations are conducted principally
J i the areas surrounding San Francisco Bay and in the San Joaquin
r.iid Sacramento valleys in Northern California.
The company has entered into aI contract with Santa Cruz Portland
Cement
Co.
by
which
it will nurchase certain
operat ng assets of
f*Dia Cruz.
Such purchase
will be made for a price of approxi¬
mately
$12,000,007
plus
the
assumption
of
certain
l'ab'litles
as
.-.ujusted
and
will
Include primarily fixed
assets, receivables and
uch
i
Co,Inc.
Youngbe:g
&
Period End. Dec. 31—
tion,
produced
eoalerials
&
Sutro
Fay
183,
selling
gates
Stone
a-
Bass & Company—
Byllesby & Co., Inc.
Dempsey-I'egeler & Co.____
G. C. Haas & Cq
h.
0
jfs.o
group,
PROCEEDS—The
Vlth
Stern,
15,030
L vy
Operating
Operating
A sec¬
of 4,444 shares of common stock
ondary offering
r<\__
a
$293,600 of 20-year 6%
offered at
100%
of principal
covering
Vfrft
&
20,000
C
Pacific Telephone &
p.
Y.—Files—
Stmt-.
R.
opposite
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.*._j_16,000
Jack
Pflueg-r <fe Baerw ld_____ 1^,0 0
Rey^ol s & (o., Inu
.A 15.0C0
William
forth
">■ a a;
10 0C0
ton
,0 0
stock set
common
The
Inc.,
\ he cost of the
15,"00
A 7,500
Domin'.ck__._
proximately
subsidiary of the German automobile company of that
The plant originally had been used by Studebaker-Packard Corp.
/America,
2
Feb.
on
Brunswick,
New
at
&
of
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
&
__________
Co
&
&
Lawson,
of
Co.—Acquires Volkswagen Plant—
10,r00
l_
1
Califo-nia
Hcok'-r
In
Okonite
Lundbo'g
Brothers
lie. JO, CO
Cra'gmyle, Pi ney & Co.__ 25,"00
Davis, Skaggs & Co
1 *, 00
First
Co
Irv'ng
Mason
Brus^, Flocmb & to
Elwcrthy
Shar°s
(5,000
Co
&
4
'
85,TO
( o.„.
&
Alcantara
&
Earti
J.
will
;:i; /A,
1958.
in
Bai' ie
additional common
of the expenditures
improvements to its
estimates that its construction expenditures
approximately $23,000,000 in 1950; $33,000,000 in 1957,
3.-,ooo.ooo
3
of
sale
the
The company
amount
;
to
from
by the company to pay part
incurred for additions and
used
be
and
incurred
agreed to purchase from the company the
Ins
Co,
Schweba-her
additional
Is offering its employees,
retired employees,
(itficers, directors and the trustee of the Pension Trust Fund for its
Biiiployees' Retirement Plan, rights to subscribe at $34 per share for
j sat more than an
aggregate of 15,000 shares of the additional comwon stock not subscribed for by stockholders.
The
&
Bl"th
rights Will
1956. Merrill'
syndicate chat
names;
Shares
Domi'lci:
Stock Offered—This
company is offering holders of its common stock of rec¬
ord March 8, 1956, rights to subscribe for 298,479 addiElectric Co.
Oklahoma Gas &
respective
test,
and
types.
105,797 shares of Piasccki Helicopter Corp. stock
which represents about 22.7% of the outstanding stock of that company.
owns
company
t
their
»,
at International Airport,
with headquarters
being designed is a vertical take-off and landing aircraft which
the helicopter type rotor and an unmanned "drone" heli¬
copter for special military purposes.
The company also is engaged in
the development of, products
and equipment related to vertical lift
The
have
bank
funds
\
Also
Common
•
A
A
-
a
general
company's
eliminates
stock set opposite
common
the
rotor.
CAPITALIZATION
acquisition of the assets of Santa Cruz Por.land Ceme..t C.v as here¬
inbefore described.
A
AA
'
'
;
".
several
by
equipment, with particular emphasis on vertical lift aircraft. The
is presently designing a helicopter which is several times
.
*.
agreed to purchase the number of shar.s of
It was quickly
company
of
the warrant fellers
the
purchasers ef the not°s are contingent,
among
other
things,
upon
the
cmpany
re'elvlrg
not lest than
$4,500,000
after
deduction
of
underwriting commiss'ons, from the
sale of shares of Its common s'o k
(the s'ares o*fe"ed hereby*, and
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
larger than any helicopter now flying and which will have a jet-driven
The
common
purpose
applied
be
Pa., was organized in June, 1955,
design, development and prcducticn of
overhaul,
such as "
thereby is subject , to adjustment under certain contingencies,
protecting the rights
The
obligations oi
its
the sale cf the common stock,
the balance will be added to the
for various corporate purposes.
and
to
aircraft,
warrants
the
note,
search,
providing for t.he pur.ha e by them of an ag regace < f
of the company's 44/2%
fromits ry notes due Feb. 1.
1971 at a price of 107% of the principal amount thereof.
There will be
attached to the notes detachable warrants entitling, y,
the
holders thereof to purchase an
agjrrga e
cf 170,000 shares of
of
to
s*.ares
2.0,-07
Offered—Public offer¬
Fhiladelphia,
$10,000,000
stock
will
$200,000
BUSINESS—Corporation,
lie
Trustee,
common
amendment
an
oversubscribed and the books closed.
on
has
company
Mulual
Northern
The
with
ments
S^C
the
wi h
fi ed
6
managed by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
cate
exercise ;
$10,000,000 of
issuance
for
notes re .'erred to above.
;
are
30,G77 shares which wi 1 be retired, previously
earned surplus.,"via'Aaa/a a a:. a ^AA-a '/'/ v"''*
included
March
on
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—Stock
-
•he
f L62,
reserved
are
lenders
to
fund
ing of 75,000 shares of common stock ($1 par value) at
a price of $8 per share was made on March 7 by a syndi¬
promissory
iNot
the
Co.—Reports Record Sales-
shares
granted
acquired qut of
expire
Ohio Match
value)
pr.r
100,000
which
1959
775.
p.
($5
stock
warrants
.
.
t
*Of
cf
$*0,0 0,0 0
339,502 <
15,010 shs.
None
*1,500,007 shs.
$1,207,00. shs.
($100 par value)
preferred stock
Common
ivquisition of companies in its
,A.
Out tanding
Authorized
promissory notes due 1971
$10,000 009
indeptedness
—-———,
1,470**94
4 Vz %
'Other
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
registration
statement
coveri g
in
iddi.ior.al
capital stock (par $1)—V. 183, p. 7-0.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANC NG
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
,
,
„
dividends quarterly and to declare a qua~terly dividend of 20c ;
cne common s.o„k in «.ay 1958.
P.rcha.ers cf .he
above offered will not receive the dividend of 10c per payable to stockholders of record as cf a a:ch s, iSl6.
snare on
stock
common
manufacturing facilities
t
will add projected sales
<f $1,500,000 and a gross profit of about $200,000 to Nuclear's earnf/?ars for 1956, and will bolster the parent company's staff with the
i ddition of experienced
engineering personnel in development and pro¬
of Central will Increase overall
'< the Nuclear corporation by more than 50% ;
Acquisition
1 road
pay
per
Morris, President.
Prudential Loan Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
The
issue
registration
of
111,000
statement
shares
of
filed Nov.
44
cent
22,
1955,
cumulative
covering a proposed
prior preferred stock
Volume
183-
Number 5515
.;
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1235)
(par $5*
of
one
and
55,500
shares
of
stock
common
10
(par
cents)
in
preferred stock and one-half share of common
$6.75 per unit, has been or will be withdrawn.
V. 182,
at
T»
(Fred
V
*>
P.)
*
n/
v
•
Rapp, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers
This corporation on
SE'C
covering
—<in
March
150.000
tn
nnr>
hp
2
Hied
shares "Of
offprpd
The
tprmt
chain
fnnri
stores
S253 680 of
to
arp
and
company
its
&
salp
Co.
be- Minnlied
subsidiaries
Net
nroeeeds
With
'
will
bv
The
hv
annlied
comTnv
operating
to
to
the
aid
Jktnfir
Th<»
hphnpo
nf
thp
nat
of
such
stores
new
locations
new
Raytone
marie; in
of
ha
addad
tn
tba
for
constructing,
when
opened.
f
-_
stocking
-
of
Feb
27
of
_v. 182, P.
.
the
Dublic
was
*
-
offerine
BDSINESS—Corporation, located
y., was incorporated in New
tinuing the business of Raytone
1925.
The
'
which business
nffprinff
the
v-
manufacture
and also the distribution
-
-
and
division
The
for
of
screens
through
The
the
the
the
all
of
Western
Electric
Just completed
manufacture
of
new
plant located in
tripod screens,
and
and
of
name
coiporation's
sale
the
States. '•
under
90%
some
(
of
*
These
reason
replacement
is
required.
Raytone screens are used
by:
Theatres, RKO Theatres, Stanley-Warner
Paramount
Thea-
1
-
10,000 sQuare f€et of
screen
7
* Notes
be
can
The
corporation
Sales
Corp.
invested
as
America,
,
which
has
loan
a
wholly-owned
a
is inactive.
which
and
In
three
owns
subsidiary
addition,
the
shares
of
year of
known
^
V:
stock
Oolor
in
5i/2%
.
of
.
-
-
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
-
-
Common stock (par
cents)
10
also
See
V.
183,
;;V.
997.
p.
of
the
sinking
purposes.
7
;i
-
200,000 shs. }
.wV.'■
Revere
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
will'.yote
'.
«Qf
*
-
series
-
U
'
*30 000
shares
5%•%
as
of
preferred
series preferred,
preferred, and 8,000
700
authorized
'
April
23
on
"a" proposal
1956—8 weeks—1955
$
fhe Itock
' comrnSJ; to^ each
nev
1956
has
vote.
It
mailed
In
'
the
been
is
on
about
subsequently
holders
of
record
that
March
of
event
company -will
the
as
expected
or
the
fixed
23,
of
of
the
the
Stock
*
±
annual
for
date
the
to
its
additional
such
entitled
will-
i
and
be
Is
B
20,490
shares
of
,,? c0^xpan?'
B
the
into
to
will
*
f
110,500
stock-
shares
of
class
B
stock
common
Uranium
corporation,
Gorp., Salt Lake
Feb, 27
on
filed
letter
a
contract
to
.
PRESENT
The
proceeds
operations.
notification
with
.
tion
to
«
(nnr
each
for
$1(1)
March 20
chased
;
194,155
mining
st
$30
offer
will
of
additional
sharp at thp
ner
^
Of
record
expire
ratp nf
3:30
at
6,
by
J underwriters
group
a
March
7 to the
name
the
and
o
ir
debentures
in
303.0 Ofi'lis.
:
None
*
'
acquiring
will
"
nurininB
all
of
St.
11
e
10,
the
1976.
of
continue
the
and
and
acquired
Casting
assets
ar.d
debentures
k
estimated
tion
and
large
a
of
to
$14,300,000,
large
a
expansion
This
f.
•1
tons per
machine
paper
properties
expansion
and
and
the
from
the
sale
agreed,
glassine
418,000,
in
will
increases
dividends
30
The
the
on
common
was
This
dividend
1956
stock
common
the
latest
share
per
company
cents
paid
March
oiDTTArTziTinN
CAPITALIZATION
two
North
CnSU
blanks
pulp
the
and
B
from
$28,031,000
year
Bache
each
1956
year
to
income
have
since
holders
the
on
in
'
involved in
UNDERWRITERS
the
respective
Morean
Bivth
Wlark
Stanlev
&
this
The
—
Dodee
Goldman
W.
E
Mc-rriil
&
&
Hutton
Lynch;
Fenner
&
and
customer
make
wpvptt
EFFECT
1891.
of
A
record
shares
of
to
TO
prp^pnt
PRESENT
.
.
1
*
Co
underwriters
jointly;
to
amounts
stock
named
set
forth
600,000
to
■
;
purchase
set
SEC
dividend
'
250 000
Feb.
27,.
&
Stcne
Co
Co—
250,000
Pierce,
Beane
tu
ties
severally has
as follows:
600,000
G.
75000
'
'
.'vV 'fafafafa*-
^
Co
Inc
& Company
Brothers, Inc.——
W.
York
H.
-
250,000
Jackson
-
250.000
:
600,000
Webster Securi-
50,C00
;
&
&
Co
Co,
until
to. enjoin
the
«
:.,y.
tax
1
Co.,
'
ou,uuu,uuo
gauons is Aaiuea at
the
th/>
D*:s*
would
have
to
be
i
for the Third
exported
nf
it
become.!
^
$10C,000,000 but, accord-
around
or
is not enjoined.
The
.
6,^50
i
5,000
*
4,375
25,000
Inc.
3,125
fa:250
destroyed
if
th>
Austin L. Staley of tho
Circuit
and
Judges John L. Mille.*
183, p.
defendant
Revenue,
the
Schenley
$1)
to
Feb.
on
150,000
'
offered
be
Mich.
The
at
filed
of
$2
proceeds
a
are
A
share
be
may
for
,
converted
Wilh
WlUl
notification
convertible
The
:
.
B.
A
.
$1
Co.,
This
2,
ex-
stock,
,
j
Nov.
21,
,
1955
Stnrk
olOCK
Offprint
VJIiermg
common
'
-
,
B
common
without
par
value, convertible share
entitled
to $55
to
cumulative
dividends of 90
250,000
(in
250,000
when dividends are in arrears $7.20 per share;
whole
or
cents,
and
part)
or
in
per
and
to
for
preferred
share plus accrued
liquidation,
197.1.
Finch
and
Interna t
subsidiaries'
Co
both ) o>
"
James
C.
eight
*
Windham
to
the
Presidency
of
Blata
wholly-owned subsidiary, /was announced on
March, £.
formerly was Vice-President and
Comptroller of Schenley.
had been
serving as both Chairman and Pres.
Verbest
covering
The
common
fn
filed
negisiers
wi+v.
wun
own
abjG—
registration statement with the SEC
$98,685,100 of convertible debentures due
a
company proposes to
stockholders at the
common
p' 889*
nooi.to„_
shares
offer
rate
the
cf
d'beniurfs
$100
held.
of
on
Marcli
March
1,
for
subscription
debe**tures for e&ch
The record
date, together with the inter?s';
subscription price and. underwriting terms are to
be supplied
by
Drexel & Co., Smith,
Barney & Co. and Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane are named as the
principal int'erwriters;
share
dividends
exclusive
Into
quarterly
voting
on
call
rights
and (2) 23,534 shares of
of
the
ments
-
f
-
plant;
net
loans
and
the .pulp
'
stock
of
Government"«
by two Schmiley
S
a
C.
company
1956,
bank
the
The corporation was organized July 29, 1927 in Massachuetts,
having
Its place of business at Rogers, Conn. On Oct. 21, 1955, the issued and
outstanding stock of the corporation consisted of: (1) 6,281 shares of
class A stock,
the
amendment.
stockholders
right to subscribe on or before Nov. >28,
1955 for a minimum of 5,883 shares or a maximum of
7,453 shares of
class B common -stock (no par value) at $29 per share on
the basis
0f 0ne additional share for each four shares held.
The offering was
underwritten.
Director
file
rate,
-
.
corporation recently offered to its class B
record
of
Panm.
Co.,
plant
common
to
9
*
»COU raper to.
*
/
by
par
filed
Joseph
ldent °f Bl&tZ SinCe 1946*~V 183,
the
-
into
was
and
5S*
District
April
/
election
Brewing
stock
Fisher
and
Inc.
'
Mr. Windham
cpr
oLL
with
class
through D.
working capital
-i
t
TPiloc
i? lies
of
share,
per
.
class
letter
cumulative
Dudley,
until
,
''
Frank
17
J.
has
complaint, which
Pa..
who
fNCW FreSlCtent Of BiatZ—
,.V\-
—
shares
Alexander
Distillers,
Schenley,
1114.
Robinson Co., Detroit, TV-finh
Mien,
company
covering
is
Pittsburgh,
to
answer
;
*****C0UW* Pitl5bur«h-
oraer or juuge »iggs.
-
-h'Uuu
—-——
r%»rn
Rogers Gorp*, "Rno-prc Gonn.
KOfferS, Pnnn
class
by
when
01
^A
gA
=
'
40,000
50,000
—
&
*
LynGh—-7__.i_2.^—^—7
zd.uuu
J.izo
The
new
)
>
whiskey
March
on
«fepanrfenfUAnnAC^
S. Couit of Appeals
U.
.
*
35,000
—
Co., Inc..-
600.000
Anthony
Walker
&
Cunningham, Schmertz
J. S. Hope « Go..
Each
of
:
Files With SEC
««»
\
'
(oa
statutory court of three judges-has been
named* to
Schenley lawsuit brought Feb. 9 in U S
District Court
Pitrs-
,
'
tt
6,250
the
Piper, Ja'fray & Hopwcod 20,000
Me'ropolltan St, L uis Co. 15,0:o
Blev-er, Glyrn & Co.,____ l^.OOO
Smith, Moore & Co
10,000
Brewing Co.
ing to the comPlaint-
'
6,250
and
purchase
to
Share*
elghitjears^ol ^rKallonsTs^lued^faro^
pius
9 375
50,000
their inter>
dividend if
SUPP0rt SUCJ
underwriters
agreed
bonded
of
18,750
-
in
wellf5>
This W'hiskey is the estimated amount of all
whiskey aging in U. £?»
warehouses for which no market will exist
have
25 000
an«l
use
8as
Designation of the special bench will
expedite final adjudication of
,
cmiro*
50,000
Detroit,
;
have
Corp.
Tucker,
:
•****
co.
share for share,
6,000,000
Barney & Co
&
-
Outstanding
below
Curtis
(
company
number
150'00<)
pansion,.
not
Smith,
250,000
&
the
tnd
$200 000
"v
Paul ®
Thayer, Baker & Co.:
•
(par
below:
60o!oO0
Co
from
5o*.«oo
(J. C.)
^
$15,000,000
Webber,
below
me...-.,:.,..;:;::::
The
cash
additional
and
.
Pa.,
announced
prom-
manu.
"c5, ITj la/r
eelllng^tockhowtr.-y; m!
"
*
ETNANOTNO
FINANCING
Ingalls & Snyder
Paine,
named
Of^entures
forth below;
Inc
Co
Co
&
See also V.
-
underwriters
by
the
collections under the eight-year
"force-ouv
subject to the law can be
marketed
it w&i
by this corporation.
The order was
signed by Chief Judge John
Biggs, Jr. of the U £
Court of Appeals, Third
Circuit.
Appeals from a statutory court
go directly to
the Supreme Court*
law"
-
company
receivable.
notes
evidenced
a.j
_
At
9 375
Warren
t
$2,-
1950
paid
financing.
Co „$1 250,000
loans
oil
777
burgh,
Iflt
Booker
-
"
&
cash
in
general
g SlX m°nthS
several
'
hear the
ground,
subsidiaries
75 000
Thomas
'
r
.
financing.
Weeks—
Sachs
Hornblow'er
amounts
&
Inc
Co
not
Vpatman
Battles
to
severally
agreed to purchase and the company has agreed to .sell to them,
severally, an aggregate of $6,000,000 principal amount of debentures,
in
of
several
common,
&
&
Rtmipp
,'
was
its
nor
bvs'ness
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Liquor Tax
Case Hearingj
special Federal
execu-
of
llZ
'
v
net
33i% skg. fund debs, due 1980 $15,000,00
sinking fund debs, due 1981
9,000,000
stock
company
Rambo, Close & Kerner Incorporated
addi-
stock.
25-year
common
the
:
v
producers
'*
predecessors
payable
this
fTVTTdri
GIVING
it's
&;
Boenning
'
^
-
the
be"
p'
1
acres
thj
offered at $14.50 per "hare, through
?«Ca'««»
of .
-
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.
Janney, Dulles & Co., Inc
,
;
domestic
Authorized
3%%
consisted
principal
class
Stroud
7
*
fi-
capacity
>
fiscal
San Francisco
«
1.9
be
of
equipment;
for
wlth
'
of
___
.
' '
Prior
n,.h0r,hirpc
Carolina
include
in
largest
common
in
10,
not
in
of
or
stock
was
involved
the
papers.
have increased
For
to $2.46
DIVIDENDS
-of
sales
1955.
equal
of
one
greaseproof
EARNINGS—Net
$50,978,000
is
company
and
Neither
company.
severally
respective
of
to
principally
in
share.
to
{
A. G. Edwards & Sons__a._ 6i.oro
>
-
paid quarterly
per
were
Inc»
stocks
Co.'
same
^
shares of
in-
day and additional purchases of timberlands.
The
papers.
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
/ the
BUSINESS—Corporation produces a broad line of papers and bleached
kraft
pulps.
The products include glassine, .greaseproof, and other
flexible packaging papers, and industrial,
printing and other specialty
of
.
to
cents
been
cast-
such
Shares
A
——
its
of
'
500
by
its subsidiaries
**■i-197«-...
company will use the proceeds
the
additional common stock
scale
cost
104%
10
Louii
directors 'nrica^ed
clarinS a semi-annual
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
65,e00
R- S. Dickson & Co., Inc._ 65,000
Jomston, Lemon & Co—
30,COO
— V. 183, |p. <11.
*
of.,-
Wyncete,
will
PROCEEDS—The
the
nance
number of, shares-which each
commitment basis) are
'
company was organized on Nov. 6, 1946.
Its
located at Greenwood Ave. and Church
Road,
are
The company and its subsidiaries
10
redemption prices will scale from
1960 10 the princ'pal amount
»•
of
dividends
per share*
St.
liabilities
construction
gear
pipelines.
cnnsirier°n\
tion
stock
common
of
1S56
substantially
.
Se"t. l!
From
of
other real estate, all branch office space being rented.
3it 1955( approximately 96.1% of the total assets of the
and
amount, alter Feb. I,
ODtional
rate
such
19%
class
ock
s
Steel
Louis
H^neii1" connecticn
facilities
J
preferred
any
E)ec_
on
have
a
sinking fund
of
$260,000
annually "
commencing in 1959 which will retire the entire $6,000,000 issue
by t
maturity.
Sinking
fund redemption prices will range
from
102% *
to and including Feb. 1. 1980 to the
principal
cludln?"Pcb-
each
$100,030
company.
company
Predecessor.
" S toSdeS^f "fa
14,'
Feb.
on
three-Story building, which together with
a
owned
own
.
■
1952,
offices
'
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and 12 other investment firms.
The
the
on
*
Ou:standin;»
*.»
Feb.
on
same*■.'date- caused
offered
exercise:
FINANCING,
Authorized
used
/;
BUSINESS—The
public at 100% and accrued interest
n/rc+„
annual
1,
Pa.,
by
Stanley & Co. Concurrently $6,000,000 Of the
company S
3%% sinking fund debentures due 1981 were offered'
on
the
at
tive
Morgan
headed
quarterly
dividends
at the annual rate of eight cent8
The
(EST)
p.m.
paid
1965,
v-
sharp
nnp
commoystock^»n
of
*
common
1(£r
1956.
«
March
eacl^iass
of
through'Sept. 1,
thereto, commencing Sept.
.
1956 and any unsubscribed shares will be
pur-
.
*,
record
*1954
were
Offered
unerea
shares
five shares held
subscription
.
This cornoralms corpora
to holders Of its common stock the right
offering
IS
c+nplc
5
for
*
or
Securities
oecuriues
always been paid
«rEh
'°-
t-_/
subscribe
'
thp.
hdare^ th ° gb e bertincident toHouston,
Goidon,
be used
expen.
to
are
Ripp-nl Panpr Corn
Kiegei raper Vzorp.
,
,
the
a
■
509.OC0 shs.
purchase
City, Utah-^-Files
of
SEC^tog 10 cents per
be offered at ^^>2
^
for
use*.!
1„57.
■
Riehlode
Texas.
reserved
then
a Missouri corporation, which since 1924
had
the business of manufacturing and
selling steel
St. Louis, Mo,
Subsequently, St.," Louis Steel Casting
its present
on
■
stoc_c
coTmon
and
in
of- heavy earth-moving
*3) * carbon steel valves, fittings
;
5V2%
.outstanding options.
f?.
,
was
future
*
•
are
being offered by the comdirectly to the public as of Jan. 23, 1956. as more fully set forth
J
in note (t) above^ Does not include 85,700 shares of class B common >
stock reserved for the exercise of then outstanding warrants or the
filed.—V." 182,
•
incorpo-ated in Missouri on Jan
1°
Casting Development Corp. and under this naine
name
a
^he
pany
and
A
i
The Pr°ducts of the company can be separated into,
three broad
categories as follows(1) Oil fiefld
refinery high ialloy and carbon
steel fittln&s and castings made to wi h.tand
high pressures anil
high temperatures;
(2)
commercial
carbon steel castings of a mis-.
cellaneous character, a great many of which are
stock
common
)
_
liquidated, thereby
'
now
.
?n5£"uce bank l;ani to
in
TO
•
_
class
DIVIDENDS—Full dividends have
The
stock
common
i-
general iunds
s
►
latter
'•
?
««™'*'
B coiiimon stock at a price of $75 per unit. Y
mrTUS,
the 125,000 shares of class
includes
'
stockholders,
charter
shar-s
amendment
to *
'
Offered
hit
Proceeds from the sale of the
,,
»
•
tlncludes 2,049 shares of the third
5V2% series preferred stock
being
to the public as of Jan.
23, 1956, by the company without an
meeting
'fa
by'the
proposal
amendment
1806.
p.
tho'.ders
s;cc
.
24,389,22!>
cents) aV
increase
stock
>
the
an
certificates
as
of
for
1956.
approval
mail
date
notice
promptly file
record
o? o"I cLmon
share
s
25,538,747
,
Se
o!
and
Sales Up-
Inc
the company
V
v
offered
to
proceed*
Fibrous
776.
p.
'•
j
tha
ramT.
n
,
,
underwriting.^ The shares so included were (and to the extent
fhp
any.... „■
anthorizwl
rnmmon
s ock
from
3 000 900
Bi ares
divid9Sd.
8
" 8
to
4 000 000 Vhshare» are presently unsold are)
being offered pursuant to a registrashares
t
change the stock from no
car
v'a'ue to $5 car value per* ' tion statement previously filed in units with shares of class B common -"1
UNDERWRITERS—The names
and tHIlit
ouStandinf on the basit 0? two snares I- stock- each un»t consisting of one share of preferred stock and 10
on
the
»
7
1957
under
adopted
'second
as
f
.
engaged
ings at
third 5»/2% series
preferred.
as
p™d,ucfcion
be >re~
will
and ,abrlcated form-v*'182-*
12,335,074
Casting
BUSINESS—Corporaticn
000
14 000
Steel
o
e
entered
150.000 shs.
are
authorized
are
■' ",'.1.0,
_
*700 shs'
000 000 shs'
authorized
o
.
§700,043 shs.
stock
therefore
.
compounded
Steel Casting Co.,
2,000,000 shs.
plant,.
*»«■_ '
Oil p™j„ 1:
Production Co.—Mergertr
Voted—
s
'«imfnAnU
its
(par $1):
,PUr,"
main
an-
""""i
specially
will mature
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
.'
!
;
!,:
Common stock (par value five cents)__
3Va% promissory note,
maturing May
13 557 shs
series.—
the
a
1956—4 weeks—1955
$
$
oaiance oi $iuu,uuu wnicn
-■
1,000,000
'
that
:
30 000 shs
'
fact
n™""* <Uwcl l0,fK of th"
and
reduction '»
131,719,175 131,562,523 260,568,937 261.483.46*
Louis
;,,i^ tP
d bet
*
'
■
1,000,000
""
_
corporation'*
$6.10 per share.
'
1,000,000
the
"
*
and associates Oil March 5
publicly offered 280,000 shares of common
stock (par five
Outstanding
7
o*
Ann.', nil
j
FINANCING
$1,000,000
the
replacement,
See Tekoil Corp. below.—V. 183,
Yy--'and
subordinated^^ sinking
25-*-
Edwards & Sons
/
'
'
class
new
-
■
Saint Anne
St.
150,000 shs.
the
«.!„.
•
;
$5 000 000
-
anv
modernization
Approximately $170,000
manufactures
t
accrued
*310
■
Period End. Feb.
of
and
of
and
ww
$220,000
Canadian sales -^-V—13,354,756
_y. is3, p. 1114.
redeem-
t
by
at
Safeway Stores, Inc.--Current
'
.1;;1956
TO
estimated
Domestic sales
also
100%
corporation
t
■■■■■■'•.'v■„""
:Authorized
B
authorized
Capper & Brass Inc.—To Spilt Stock—
stockholders
?
'
^
are
1955
shutdown period.
immediate "repair and
-
prices ranging from
at
:
■
/ >":The
j™
19,
V™ ma,erlals ln 5heet- "trudcd
public
nor.nninL
fund
A
Class
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
"
the
Aug.
'
.
' H
5»/i%"ieries_'
class
FINANCING
Authorized
Of
brokers_„_
series
common stock
>
GIVING
„
operation
Third 5»/2%
-.
represents slightly less than 5% in such
corporation,
be considered affiliated with Raytone Screen Corp.
-
CAPITALIZATION
5
Tnr>
They
5%%
Sec0nd
which
may
March
debentures due Feb. 1, 1971—
^Cumulative preferred par value $50
$5,000
Corp.
.
fund
Raytone '
has
Of
rn
may be called fbr redemption at
toðer with accrued interest.
payable
15-year
operation.
as
corporation
issue
our
Subordinated funded- debt*
•
12-year hVz% .sub sinking fund debs ^
dated Jan. 1,1954; due Jan. 1,1966
.
.
ap-
portable units within the first
V!f
^
..
made in
size to fit the individual requirements of each theater.
Sales'have
increased from $135,000 in 1950 to
$1,303,000 in 1954 at the height of
the conversion to Cinemascope.
1955 volume is approximately $650,000.
The corporation's Illinois
plant has been designed to manufacture
new
The
Offering of Securities-—Men-
current senior interest
bearing debt:
Notes payable banksx___
'
■
^
eight hour day, which
per.
*
any
proximately 30,000
7*
_
of
Wired for
of IM.
Securities
c5'. Inc- and associates,
CAPITALIZATION
tres, Century Theatres, Interboro Theatres Brandt
Theatres, Randforcs
Corp., and Rugoff--& Becher Theatres.
•.
The production facilities in
Brooklyn; -N. Y-, make available some
Amusement
v
Weoster
T
Rt
may be used for such
Loews^
diversification
losfdurin^
i°s^ during the
■
'
Icrestw
screens
are
used principally-in *
commercial motion picture theaters and are
noted for their high re- k
flectivity, seamless construction, and perfect uniformity of surface. The
life of such screens is
normally some two to three years for which «
Theatres,
&
2
1V2
Conversion
unlikely.
changed
floods
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be
received by the company from
the sale of the debentures and
the class B common stock will
be added
to the general ..funds of : the
company.
The company may have an
excess of cash not.immediately required for
making loans to customers,
-in which event the excess
may be used
to
reduce bank
borrowings
temporarily. There are no negotiations With
respect to using any part
of the proceeds for the acquisition of
assets
or
securities
of
other
finance companies. The company intends tb
acquire such assets or
securities as and when opportunities for such
acquisition which the
company deems to its best interest
present themselves.
The company
is unable to state at the present time the
extent to which the
proceeds
.
very
further
for
value.
par
considered
plans
lyr «.ch
outlay
terms.
5' S?SJIfon favorable Yv
of tne offer was not
lal", 'iS pl"m,arJ
*
5
Gardner
Further details follow:
'
?ble """ougn
ceiling
sreeens
share.
per
was
strengthening
1 »/2
——
&
Barney * Co
Stone
f»
thrnnffh
p
Chi-
distributed
United
motion pictures theater
constitutes, at this time,
volume.
and
be
of
"Hi-Lux"-
sales
wall
will
the
^
The debentures
.
Co.
a
sizes -These -products
distributors and dealers in
photographic
'
-v-.-
Reinholdt
889.
......
of screen paint, 35 mm.**■
types- and
manufacture
trade
the
of
corporation has
area
;
„„
stock, without
common
11
manufacturing facilities during 1956 aad 1957 call
for a capital
outlay
of
approximately $500,000. This offer was
originally considered by tho
,Joard of directors for the purpose of
** ' _i?
IVz
po^e
Pen'
Co.___,__
.
projection lenses,-masking tapes and mohair and
leatherette materials. !
products are distributed by theater
equipment supply dealers
throughout the United States. Foreign distribution is handled
by the - •
cago
V'2
B
stock
Tentative
«
j
and accrued
interest,
and 125.000 Shares of
class B common Stock
(par $1) at
.-$3
;
motion.
7
sale
A
'
below:
Inc._.j__
Beane™
Ohio
beiitures, due^Feb. 1, miS?Sn«
1971, at 97 fa %
-
-These
•export
&
Smith
1
:2"®"nng^nt'?p0"ftl
? ' '
,
founded
was
class
!
&>'3*
"^
.tlon- was made in
.
at 165 Clermont Avenue.
Brooklyn 5. ;
in 1948 with the
purpose of con-
Va v'~"Li
screens
forth
* Curtis Webb&r'" Jackson &
r?rVi
finance Co., Inc.
.
York
Screen Co.,
corporation ;isu engaged in
picture theater
.The
1V2
•—r-
•£.
1
Oravson
urayson
n.
in
Co.,
,
■
I
c
'
~
Illinois
ner
3y2
^stabrook & Co.__—
-..
Nolan-w: B. Hibbs
rnmnanv's
equipping and
'
purchase
*31
* 0#- InC-' }!/? - Ch
Co
-
& Co
Inc
& UO., inc., of 100(100 shares of
01 IUU,UUU snares 01
stock at $3 per share. Further details Mlow:
■common
set
5**% f
11!/, M"/'
Y?
■'2.,
""
5**
V
cancel
Corp.—Stock Offering—Mention
issue
throuffh A
T
tnrougn A. J.
will
to
SUSSTS^rrs~
7ct"SS. I
£"£%»iffi"!
and
and
.s
Screen
our
more»d«t
&
The
r°Us ™Cfcson Co., Inc,„._ 1,>%
DitksonTco"Tnc"" 1^
retail v*
navment
redeem
ffWJSSS SStWriTi' ^"SSSS
S^SSSSttS
location
rDodw
Clarx- Doclge
'
Co
a
^
w
Inf
eivth
'
•
in'
engaged
be
he
•
agreed
in the respective percentages
& Co.— 15
i>iytn & Co.*
aSd
public ofWtog price
amendment
are
severally
company has agreed to sell to
them, severally, such of the
the additional common
stock
as
shall
not
be subscribed
JTmSUV!!
underwriting
an
have
of
Morgan Stanley
„
throueh
below
%
'
•
the
named
lor by cxercise of rights,
XI7.,,
5 tit.
nnhlir
loan? incurred
bank
and
underwriters
shares
registration statement with the
preferred stock (cumulative
a
it3
for
headed by Edward D. Jones
grow
un.ipru'Htino-
stock
,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
2360.*
p.
J
:
units
of
snare
pT0Ceeds
$44,000,000 are to be used
incurred to provide cash for
capital
for
exp
redemption
and
paper
of
making
debentures;
facilities
$20,000,000
at
repayment
nditurss,
fcr
of
invest-.
expansion
0*
the
company's Mo'cilo, Alaf
$14,190,000 for purchase of additional
shares of British Coluui*
bia Forest Products
Limited during
1956 and 1957, pursuant to
an
agreement
for
the
acquisition
of
a
29%
-voting inter st in
tha'1
company; and $4,200,000 for purchase of adci
ional shares cf West"minster Paper Co. Ltd.,
pursuant to an agreement
for l.h* acquisition
0f a
50voting interest in that company on or
before Oct. 31
1958.
in
addition, the company has under
consideration the
construction
0f
a
new
general- and
administrative office
building, wh'ch may*
involve the expenditure of between
$5 and $6
mill*o\ end also pla*.*a
an
investment
in
Bowater-8cott Corn.
The
r maindfr
of
the
neO
proceeds
has not been
specl.ically allocated to particular
projcc.sL
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
have such an amount) meeting the company s
cash
requirements in addition to those which would ordinarily be
covered
by
retained earnings
and provision for depreciation and
said
is
it
but
available
considered advisable to
reasonable assurance of
be
to
provide
to
depletion.
March
of
As
additional
an
1956, 54,000 shares of British Columbia Forest
been acquired, at $15 (Can. diani per share; and
shares will be purchased during 1956 and 1957,
1,
stock
PrQducts
had
expects
to pay
Corp.,
Bowater-Scott
The
Bowater
Year Ended Dec. 31—
sales
Net
income
company,
share.
000
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
(&
'
—
;
share:
per
1,744,958
A.
$3 88
:—1.,—_
—
also will
company
common
'
\
Whirlpool-Seeger
The
holdings
official
Sears
A
the
183,
350,000
Stock—
&
and
savings
profit
of
the
buying
will
sale
not
appliances
1, 1976, with a group
announced on March 5.
its
mean
change
any
notes
The
into
convertible
be
may
stock
common
the basis
on
He noted Sears had purchased Its laundry appliances from •
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp. and its predecessors "for the last 40 years"
its refrigeration appliances "for 25 years."
The Sears pension fund is a member of the so-called "Sears group"
which, after sale of the 150,000 shares, still will own a total of 933,017
shares of Whirlpool-Seeger common stock and 55,879 shares of Whirl¬
Corp.
The
—V.
of
trustees
"simple
in
the
pension
interest
the
183, p. 929..
of
fund said they
cii.ersilication of
are
the
selling the shares
fund portfolio."
/V-.
,
IVz'/r
have
sinking
will
ment
called
been
be
fund
for
redemption
debentures
made
the Mellon
at
100.82%
at
April
on
and
accrued
National Bank
Trust
and
Co.,
no
at
of
Mellon
stock, to be sold to Southern for $2,500,000. Proceeds
additions and improvements, estimated to
$41,000,000 for 1956 —V. 183, p. 1115.
-• •
exceed
Square, Pittsburgh 30, Pa., or at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.,
23 Wall St., New York 8, N. Y.—V. 182, p. 319.
Shenandoah Gas Co., Winchester, Va.—Files With
letter
3,430
notification
of
shares
share
was
stock
of
common
through
filed
with
the
$1)
(par
SEC
to
Feb.
on
SEC
$6.75
Lynchburg,
Va.,
offered
be
at
per
for
Scott,
Horner
&
Mason,
Inc.,
selling stockholder.—V. 182, p. 2135.
the account of
a
Sheraton Corp. of America—Concludes
of
York's
New
most
Hotel in Times Square,
tion
it
In
series
March
on
20,600 shares of common stock (par $1) at $5 per share.
Purchase—
4
by
Henderson,
Ernest
President.
financial; transactions
of
begun Feb. 29, the hotel'firm,
wholly-owned subsidiary Operating the: hotel, exercised' its
option to purchase the property from the William Waldorf Astor estate
through its trustees, the City Bank Farmer's Trust. Co., New York, N. Y. -*
;
The option price was $8,200,000. The purchase was financed in part
by placing a first mortgage of $5,000,000 on the property through the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York. Ivor B. Clark, Inc., was
a
through
a
broker.
the
■<;.
Sheraton
1954,
bought
almost
50
to
years
and
Astor
the
control
estate
properties
said
in
that
the
U.
and
S.
"exercise
of the
1958,
July 1,
the
Canada
option
valued
in
$4
of
excess
Feb.
leading luxury hotels in the United States." He said that
the top-to-bottom renovation job will continue throughout
1956., ....
Plans call for the expenditure of some $400,000 to revamp diplng
lobby,
rooms,
electrical
As
and
May
1,
shops,
to
and
and
renovation
the
convert
it is anticipated
Sheraton-Astor will
"and will contribute
"dead"
that in the fiscal
gross
«*•*
■
TO
EFFECT
|
ending
year
convertible
6%
and
$7,000,000
between
tc;
:
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
conversion
*25,000
ings per share of Sheraton common stock," according to Mr. Henderson.
183, p. 711.
holders
—V.
debentures——
stock
Common
substantial amount to the earn¬
very
a
The
($1
-4
of the
shares
of
—
authorized
total
convertible
the
of
reservation
time
John G.
New
the
in
the
Brooks, President,
records
six
in
both
months
outlook
for
sales and
ended
the
Dec.
balance
31,
fiscal
indicate that similar records may
1956,
were
will
be
common
its
year,
The
of business and
which
ends
June
sale
30,
Nov.
29,
were
$3,923,511.
six
1955,
months
$7,018,467,
were
of which
This compares
ended
Dec.
three-month
sales
to
share
in
the
three
on
Net
share
the
same
period cash
months
ended
number of
1954 profit results is available.
Results for the six months,
entire
Dec.
period,
would
have
a
share
On
for
the
second
and
a
a
.
"
this
1956,
.
'
.»
70
9
of
this
for cash the assets, con¬
Electronics Co. of West Los
broken for the new Hallamore
Division Plant, being constructed in Anaheim, Calif.
The initial struc¬
ture of 57,500 square feet will be a modern concrete one-floor building.
Funds for financing this additional, facility will be provided, in the
year,
ground
p.
776.
.
Smith, Kline
the
motors;
to
at
offers
additional
company's
The new
in
of
land
Little
of
'
Aluminum Boats."
.
,
with
'
cruiser
boat
.
.
trade
own
and
new
brand
modern
solely
-
.
v
-
Ark.
Rock,
most
highly developed
.
Smith,
Barney & Co. and Clark, Dodge & Co. at $51 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $1 per share.
It was com-
•
for
Period End. Jan. 31—
about
Operating
Oper.
Revenues
expenses,
In
areas.
line
Textron
Net
Other
operating
income
•'
■'
$1,043,836 $14,885,593
1.800
38,619
income
its
Period End. Dec. 31—
1955—Month—1954
$
Operating
Operating
46,963,104
revenues
.expenses
Federal income
Other
operating
taxes
S
taxes—
$
$
41,582,480 518,830,886 465,735,929
27,568,040 343,671,376 309,778,932
31,607,380
—
1955—12 Mos —1954
5,403,842
5,086,690
63,400,100
55,674,206
3,555,282
3,195,020
41,618,488
Gross
income
Income
the
who
Inc.
Net
—v.
operating
after
183,
income
charges
p.
1115.
$1,270,126
—
$1,045,636
-
on
Income
on
pfd.
2,973,635
income
paid
—
and
accrued
sales
of
and
-
"G-C"
annuallly.—V. 183,
members
The
The
$6,875,484
599,853
6,396,600
5,847,216
.
5,732,730
_
70,140,922.
5,260,308
64,187,824
•/,
63,258,364
56
+
994!339
applicable
to
p
Earnings per share
—V.
183, p. 1115.
-•-*
.
stock
period
.
formula,
Stanley
"G-C"
B.
will
-Valiulis
be
manufac¬
division
a
will
are
running between
of
continue
as
v
• •
and $5,000,-
$4,000,000
.1116.
Thompson Fiber Glass Co.—Files With SEC—
on
March
filed
2
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
and
of
their
families.
*
,
offering will be made to improve the marketability of the stock,
outstanding.
underwriting group
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
559,892
$6,173,244
256,992
are
,
„
includes
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Paine,
and First California Co.—V. 182, p. 515.
(Sillette, Wyo.—Files With SEC
*
•
The
SEC
4,087,469
company
covering
offered
$6,315,591
4,087,455
$1.51
common
Shares outstanding at end of
leading
'
2,000
employs
4,785,882
37,024,427
stocks.
the
*•
and
..according to the President. Of 1,000,000 authorized shares,
2,273,863
5,177,480
$6,773,097
taxes
Canada,
all
then in
through
Exchange Commission covering a proposal to
offer
publicly 16,000 shares of its $1 par capital stock. The company expects
to
make, the offering this week. The stock is
presently owned by
H. I. Thompson (President), George M. Thompson (Vice-President) and
$14,924,212 $13,935,229
'
Federal
was
'
items
and
service
which
•
5,000
States
distributors.
and
supply
parts
maufacture
c
established
■
than
United
Thunder Basin Oil Co.,
Net
Dividends
Balance
Net
for
to
Indus ry
•
(H. I.)
$13,865,737
deductions
Provision
1929
more
presently
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
hardware
TV
in
electronics
the
representatives
the
American,
Securities
19,635,865
69,492
in
......
with
Current
000
$33,501,603
$1,268,936
1,190
Their
President.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$3,120,218
$2,773,274 $36,372,905
1,851,2821,729,438 .21,487,312
___
etc".——-
nation"s
founded
for
sells
located
sales
40
turing
Service Go.—Revenues Higher—
1956—Month—1955
electronics.
•
Cement
distributors
'
a
Southwestern Public
the
was
cements
television
aids required for service
and
Cement
and
include
also
technical
source
General
v
pie ted.—V. 182, p. 657.
products
The -company
•
713.
183, p.
March
its infancy.
section
&
stock (par 33cents) was made on March 5 by
main
General
total consideration of $35,720 with the exception
of 4 shares of common stock which will be exchanged for common stock ,
of the Southwest Manufacturing Co.
The properties'of Regal were,
subject to a mortgage of $45,000.
The name of Regal Products, .Ltd.,
has been changed to Nor-Land
Manufacturing Co., will be a wholly
owned subsidiary of Southwest Manufacturing Co., and will be operated
solely as an assembly plant.—V. 183, p. 561.
183,
Milliammeter.—V.
Inc.—Acquires Chemical Firm—
Chairman
on
television,
chemicals
Regal Products, Ltd., acquired on Nov. 7, 1955, a small manufacturer
metal
boats/ was - purchased by Southwest Manufacturing Co. at.
for
111.,
radio,
the
of concrete, steel
industrial
been announced by
antennae and countless
and research facilities
manufacturing scope ;includes
items
used
extensively
in production lines
for these same
industries." To
supplement their comprehensive
service coverage, in
television, General Cement manufactures many patented items and Is
In
the comWard and
distributed "
name,
\
-
-
Exchange
B, ,Valiulis,
miscellaneous
for use *
are
;
milliammeter has
recording
American
major
Their
s
.
the
of
43
,
.
totaling 145,200 square feet-* of working ■
plant, completed in early 1955. is situated on 8V3 acres
center
1956, $250,000 of
and accrued interest.
101.20%
of
the Board
of this corporation,
and
President of General Cement Manufacturing Co ,
7 announced that an
agreement had been
reached whereby Textron American will acquire all of the outstanding
stock of General Cement Manufacturing Co. subject to certain terms
and conditions, to be closed March 31, 1956
\
,
.
■
/
The
purchase of General Cement Manufacturing Co.,
represents
another-Step forward in the program of planned diversification; in
unrelated industries by Textron.
With the addition of General Cement
Manufacturing Co., Textron now has nine companies operating in
non-textile
fields
that
are *•: completely
different,
six
having
been
acquired since merger last February.
,
General Cement was
founded in 1929 to manufacture
and supply
and electronic parts and tools, liquid cements and electronic chemicals.
name.
plant
at
Chase Manhattan Bank,
183, pp. 777 and 1040.
and
Little,
Royal
"•
boats for Sears Roebuck, Montgomery
line has been designed and sold, to be
in a
1975
Rectilinear Recording
Rockford,
construction
the
public auction
■
the
TI
Stanley
$2,600'
at
built
is
dealers
own
Co.—Partial Redemption
geophysics firm. All the advantages of rectilinear
in their true rectilinear appearance,
necessity of complicated data reduction—are combined
of
operator
convenience features
in the economically
host
a
priced
The
;
foot
This
secondary reserves
3,600,000 barrels to its
April 1,
due
rectilinear
first
electronics
removing
ranging from the "Little
16 foot "Sportsman/' a ;
20
a
cost.
producing boats under its
operates
company
aluminum
of
-
French Laboratories—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 9,500 shares of common
■
the
which retains the Tekoil name, assumes operating
wells in west Texas, New Mexico and Kansas.
recording—with signals presented
The boats range In price from $129 <
-
and
wholesalers under their
exclusive
area.
•
was
/main, by means of a long-term mortgage on the new property.—V.
addition
The
,
Feb.
to
and its production so far
profitable but production plans and unprofitable operaexpected to be overcome. Only 50 cruisers were built and sold
outboard
In
and
--
acquired
company
business of The.Hufford
going
are
of
pany manufactures
for 1956, a private
Net
by
'
•
hull,
been
with
quarter. J
.
Glide
models
of
/
•/
President of Saint Anne's, has an¬
an independent operator in west Texas.
Texas Instruments, Inc.—New Product—
for
after which
the amount
during 1954-55, the first year offered by the company;.
All boats, including the Cruiser, built by the company
of
Angeles, Calif. This operation, purchased at a price which should prove
very advantageous to Siegler, will be merged into the Hallamore Elec¬
tronics Division as a new magnetics department.
.
-J
;
On
demand
not
tion
interim
share in the first half and
the
running at new high levels, and earnings continue to reflect
10,
Jan.
the
comparison
and $4,793,462 for the second quarter to Dec. 31.
this increased volume.
tracts
cents
60
or
of
no
builds
equipment
has
Holly Manufacturing for the
of $9,036,916 for the first half
sales
this basis would be $1.05
Sales are
$421,456
Because
Aire
35
v
also
company
optional
plus
a
craft
small
of
'
$685.
The
including
shown
earnings
,
to
J
for
year,
\
year
cents
was
the prior
of the fiscal
on
31
shares.
common
accounting basis used in
cents
88
the
consists
foot flat bottom
9
a
line
long sleek hull speed boat design.
Dec.-31
1954.
31,
the six months were $613,855, equal to
the 697,696 common shares outstanding Dec. 31.,
on
Fisherman,'[
with Siegler sales of $5,777,635 for the
Net earnings for
t
of
boats
Traveler
is Chairman
will be made at The
New York 15, N. Y.—V.
The
the
in
W.
of the Saint Anne's
the Board of Fairman, Harris &
Gas Transmission
debentures
4%
this
manufacture and
design, under the trade
solely
engaged
present
' 1
,
Chicago
*.
Fairman,. Jr.t.» of
-
Fred
has called for redemption on April 1,
company
Place,
of the Southwest Handle & Manufacturing Co.
"Arkansas Traveler Cushion
of
Arkansas
Consolidated sales for the six months, ended Dec. 31, 1955, including
Holly Manufacturing Co. division results only from the date of merger,
at
aluminum
of
name
be set for the full year.
is
company
»
Payment
in Arkansas on April 3,
to that time as a part¬
incorporated
was
company
name
/•
-
elected
approximately
Tennessee
is reserved
1, 1957
according to
having been operated several years prior
nership under the
1.
also
nearly double the company's amount of cash flow.
of the agreement call for an exchange of 0.56 shares of Saint
Anne's
stock for every one share of Tekoil.
No cash is involved.—
V. 183, p. 1115.
Outstanding
$100,000 •
*150,000 shs.
stock
;
'
Feb.
reduced
?
voted by stockholders of both companies, it
the consolidation adds 956,000 barrels to its proven primary
Textron
BUSINESS—The
1947,
.
set by this corporation
Current levels
1955.
the
of
March 1, said in part*.
on
earnings
■
Terms
required.
Siegler Corp.—Sales and Earnings Set New Records—
Norfis-
Montgomery
*
to
FINANCING
PRESENT
until
debentures
shares
the
producing
82
and
reserves
sold by the
:
*\
March
on
company,
of
For Tekoil,
The
Authorized
$300,000
300,000 shs.
—
value)
par
Mr.
N. J.;
Priraos, Pa.;
Co.,
Printing
corporation with The Saint Anne's
this
of
merger
Fairman
new
control
at the rate
hotel's
of
company.
the
of
nounced that he will continue as
1964, and $8 to Feb. 1, 1965.
1963, $7.50 to Feb. 1,
of the
Frankiln
investment bankers, >:
J. Finch of Midland,
William
for the purpose of acquiring plant and facilities of the Regal
Products, Ltd., at Adams, Wis., and for additional working capital
needs
United States.
in the
products
and
Corp.—Stockholders Approve Merger—
Mr.
Co., Inc.,
company
alternating current.
extensive
space,
the
1956,
$7,500,000,
this
of
utilitarian
into
ground-floor
system from direct to
result
a
board,
"
.
..
option of
at the
redemption
to
PROCEEDS—The debentures and common stock are being
the
of
one
:
v
subject
are
to Feb.
1,
v
director of the new company-A former member
share to Feb. 1, 1957, $4.50 to Feb. 1, 1958, $5 to Feb. 1, 1959,
1, 1960, $6 to Feb. 1, 1961, $6.50 to Feb. 1, 1962, $7 to
per
$5.50
and
full
gives Sheraton
Co.
Co., Philadelphia; and
Norristown, Pa.
stockholders
Tekoil
a
share of 5 times the net earnings, after taxes, per common share
from Nov. 1 of each year to Feb. 1 of the fol-V
lowing year, the earnings per share to be computed as of the end of
the previous fiscal year ending Aug. 31, from audits conducted at that time.
Conversion prices, however, shall be limited to a minimum of
complete control of the famous property, which we have been renovat¬
ing for months with the intention of restoring it to its former glory as
;
Director—
boards of Baldwin-Hill Co., Trenton,
the
of
Marcus
&
announced
was
only during the period
and
w
Bank & Trust Co.,
Approval
t
per
it
buy
to
hotel
2735.
p.
limestone
and
member
Oil Production Co. has been
and at par thereafter with funds from any source.
now offered are convertible into common stock at the 1
1960,
lime
of
a
Tekoil
V
in inverse numerical order at 102 to and including
option of the debenture holders under the following terms:
Sept.
on
acquired a two-year lease on the property, and an option
outright at any time within the two-year period.
Mr. Henderson, President of the firm which now controls
real
issue
W.
is
Williams
town
July 1,
at 101 Ms to and including July 1," 1959, at 101 to and including
15,
famous hostelry first
through its subsidiary,
opened Its doors. In that transaction, Sheraton,
$220,000,000,
this
of
.
assumed
after
day
will be Issued and sold.
bonds
the company,
182,
been
Supplee-Biddle-Steltz
aggregate
an
debentures
The
the
The debentures
>.
,
the
into
in
&
Corson
-
1956, have been author- '
principal amount of $300,000 and will be Issued
(in separate series) under a debenture indenture dated Jam 1, 1956,
between, the
company, and the First National Bank
in Little Rock,
trustee.
At the present time only $100,000 of the total authorizedized
the
Corson, Chairman of the Board of G. & W. H. Corson,
elected a director of Taylor Fibre Co., manufacturers
plastics and vulcanized fibre.
'
H. Corson is the oldest and one of the most important
L.
has
G.
convertible debentures dated Jan. 1,
The 6%
landmarks,-
the Sheraton-Astor
exclusively the property of this corpora¬
is now
announced
was
famous
with
100% and accrued interest, and
1957-1965, inclusive, at
One
letter of notification
a
laminated
producers
Corp., both of Little Rock, Ark., offered in Feb¬
ruary to bona fide residents of Arkansas $100,000 of 6% convertible debentures,' series A, due serially July >1; \
curities
.
shares
Philip
of
Of¬
(Ark.)—Securities
Co.
filed
17
Taylor Fibre Co.—Corson Elected a
fered—Hill, Crawford & Lanford, Inc., and Southern Se¬
covering
20
,
Inc.;
Manufacturing
Southwest
A
50
for property
used
be
to
Feb.
on
shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
employees of the company and subsidiaries in lots
and less,
without underwriting. ,The proceeds are for
1,300
market, to
the
working capital, etc,—V.
common
par
are
corporation
covering
SEC
of its
due
$750,000 of
interest. Pay¬
1956
1,
autonomous
an
as
183, p. 712.
Stewart-Warner Corp., Chicago, HI.—Files With SEC
The
/
bonds,
Georgia Power proposed to issue $12,000,000 of first mortgage
1986, to be sold at competitive bidding; and 25,000 shares
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.—Partial Redemption—
management
present
its
under
operate
of Stauffer Chemical Co.—V.
division
company
,
There
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Chemical
company
to
tinue
and its subsidiary, Georgia Power Co/have joined in
the filing of an application with
the SEC for an order authorizing
Georgia Power to issue and sell $12,000,000 of bonds at competitive
bidding and to issue and sell an additional $2,500,000 of common
stock to Its parent; and the Commission has giv^n interested persons
until March 20, 1956,
to request a hearing thereon.
preferred stock.
pool-Seeger 4Y4%
&
and West End Chemical Co. on March 9 announced
representatives of their boards of directors are giving active con¬
sideration to a proposal for merger of West End with Stauffer,
Under
the terms of the proposal it is contemplated that West End will con¬
This
Investments—
Southern Co.—To Add to
shares
50
that
and
This
and
Stauffer
each $1,000 note.
shares for
of 60
24
units consisting of $500 principal amount, of
of common stock at $500 per unit, through
Thorndike,- Boston,: Mass., and Minot, Kendall
Inc., Boston, Mass.—V. 183, p. 8.
/
,/ ./
V '
Co.,
&
Feb.
on
be sold in
to
Jeffries
Childs,
,•/;/'
;
The proceeds from the private financing are to be used to retire
short-term loans and pay for .expansion,—V, 183, p. 561.
'„
Whirlpool-Seeger
from
due
$1)
debentures
■■
was
covering
(par
subordinated notes due Feb.
of seven institutional investors, it
filed a letter of notification with the
$300,000 of 6%
10-year subordinated convertible de¬
March
lr. 1966 and
30,000 shares of common stock
corporation
bentures
;
$2,000,000 4V4% convertible
1
sharing
shares of
The company has placed privately, through
Smith, Polian & Co., an issue of
—
Dean Witter & Co. and
V
employee
Co.
however,
said,
policy
company's
vately
Commission—;
Files With Securities and Exchange
SEC
favor¬
cables to houses
The corporation
has an estimated
which
equipment for this type of service
subscribers in the United States.
makes
Notes Placed Pri- -
—
the community television field, through which a
which
y;
California Water Co.
Southern
the previous year.
located master antenna carries TV signals via
cannot receive signals directly through the air.
ably
,
„
that Southern California Gas
.
998.
p.
fund on March 3 announced it will sell 150,000
of Whirlpool-Seeger Corp. common stock. ; «
pension
in
Roebuck
Sears,
outstanding.—V.
now
The six months earn¬
$88,817 before taxes and after
with $11,751 in the same period a year ago.
were
attributed by
the company to vigorous
sales
increased
The
exploitation of
Co.'s next financing will
be $40,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
to be offered at competitive
bidding about May 23.
Total construction requirements for 1956 are r
expected to run to about $50.000.000.—V. 181, p. 2584.
Co.—Pension Fund—To Sell Part
Roebuck &
Sears,
of
shares
450,000
on
of
sales
net
year,
the same period
in
ings were the best in its history, totaling
The
♦Based
fiscal
current
its
special reserves, compared
Pacific Lighting, which owns
partial
of
$221,398
California Gas
be applied by Southern
proceeds of the sale will
half
;
31, 1955, first
$475,729' compared with
corporation reports for the six months ended Dec.
This
for $2,400,-
sell 96,000 additional shares
stock premiums received on prior sales.
The
It is expected
'
250,000
$2.40
^
Spencer-Kennedy Laboratories, Inc.—Record Earns.—
Plans—
subsidiary
a
repayment of indebtedness to
all its outstanding stock.;
v
1,081,916
4.0,000
taxe*-^--—■
•
to
1955
•
1954
$23,780,499 $18,836,132
"
—
—
„.
a.fctT
shares
♦Earned
.
the
McDonald to
announced on March
Harry
of Pacific Lighting Corp., has been
authorized by the California P. U-. Commission t# sell
504,000 additional shares of common stock to Pacific Lighting Corp. at $25 per
This
1115.
p.
Power Corp.
Net
of
Southern California Gas Co.—Financing
-
The
Common
Washington,
Inc.,
D. C.—Files With SEC—
board of directors of this
The corporation on Feb. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
corporation was
6 by Irving I. Schachtel, Pres¬
ident.
Mr.
McDonald, an investment counselor, is a former Chair- ■' SEC covering. 15,001 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) ,to be
offered to stockholders at $100 per share,
man
of
the Securities and Exchange Commission
without underwriting. The
(1949-1952).
He
also served as Administrator of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora¬
proceeds are to be used
to pay expenses incident to development
tion during 1952 and 1953.—V. 179, p. 927.
,
' of oil and gas properties.
a
Corp.
Paper
market.—V.-183,
Sealed
Co.,
Oil
Oklahoma
Southwestern
Corp.—McDonald Elected to Board—
Sonotone
Election
946,000
approximately $1,700,OOj for its half in a rest in
new jointly o..ned compjny in England with
Ltd. ol London, which will manufacture
products similar to Scott's for distribution in England. Bowater-Scott
will he the successor to St. Andrew Paper Mi Is which has >or some
years manufactured and sold household pap.r prouucti in the BrUsh
Scott
;
Monday, March 12, 1956
...
(1236)
at
50
on
Feb.
600,000
cents
27
shares
per
filed
a
letter
of
notification
of
common
stock
share,
without
underwriting.
(par
$1.55
are'to be used
,
one
with
cent)
The
to
the
be
proceeds
to pay expenses to development of oil and gas properties.
\
(Continued
on page
55)
-
"Number 5515
183
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1237)
"
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
a
first
the
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
second
in which
table
we
the
Then
during the current week.
dividends
we
an¬
Columbia
Service
Stock
Aetna
Aid
Share
(s-a)—
dividend
Insurance
Co.
Common
5'/2%
Alamo
(Hartford)
Discount,
(quar.)
B
Works
Albermarle
2
4-
2
3-16
65c
4-
1
3V2%
1
3
quar.)
6%
pfd.
3-
2
4-
2
3-
Craig Systems
2
American
Crystal
4 '/2 Ye
preferred
American
3 Vi %
<quar.)__
issue
at
$103.50
3-30
3-16
51.12 '/a
.
*
V
'
series
preferred
called
39c
3-30
3-16
<quar.)__
common
Cyanamid Co,—
convertible
tire
4
Sugar,
B
f
'
Factors,
American
Gas
&
Stockholders
Denver
meeting
to
directors
on
Ltd
held
be
proposal
General
the
3.90%
preferred
basis.
$1
(Houston)—
5 %
5%
Screw
iB.
3-20
$1.25
6-20
$1.25
9-20
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-10
85c
3-30
3-18
25c
3-15
3-
(quar.)
4%
T.),
Bacyrus-Eric
3-20
3-12
pfd.
Foods,
common
Beatty Bros.,
Creek
Belgium
RR.
Stores,
Biddeford
&
Fund
Ltd.,
of
Boston
class
Personal
A
British
Columbia
4'/2%
Brown-Durrell
(E.
33/4%
Co.
L.)
Canada
Corp.
Bread,
Canadian
3-16
Fairmont Foods, common
4.16%
preferred
3-31
3-16
preferred
Federal Life
&
15
Finance
of
tlOc
4-
2
3-15
Class
B
3-19
Fischer &
1
3-15
Florida
4-
1
3-15
4-20
4-10
(L.
&
American
deposit
(Wm.),
&
Cooke,
Caterpillar
4.20%
Ltd.
Central
Canada
$2.50
&
preferred
Central
Fibre
Central
Illinois
Common
3-23
3-16
10c
4-
2
General
$8
General
Reinsurance
Corp.
3-23
3-
General
Time
3-19
(quar.)_
preferred
41/4%
4'/2%
5%
$5.50
514%
181.25
4-
75c
2
3-31
3
12
75c
3-31
3
5C
3-16
3-
$0,012
3-9
1-18
3-
3-
$4
_:
50c
3
B
$1.05
'
20
Goulds
3-12
4-20
5-10
4-20
Great
3
3-
West
3 31
3-
9
5%
<D.)
3-12
3-
2
Hanover
3-12
3-
2
Hartford
3-12
3-
2
35c
4-
2
8%
Hathaway
3-16
Helan
2
3-'6
3-16
$1 29
4-
2
3-16
Central
25c
$2.50
net
amount
de
cf
Chatham
3-
9
3-
9
$1.15
3-26
3-16
Hertz
payment
on
the
3-16
class
class
5%
4c
3-
4c
$1
_
$2
class
$2
class
(quar.)
A
Cincinnati
&
Electric
&
Suburban
Refining,
(st;ck divid nd)
9
3-16
Midvale
4-
2
3-16
Co.,
&
H.)
Gas
5-
1
4-13
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-
7
4-
under
pfd.
4V2%
pfd.
($50
Oil
$1
4-
2
3-15
Lock
4.60%
Industrial
Interlake
3-31
3 29
30c
3-31
3-20
(initial).
2 "c
3-31
3
7%
20
Cleveland
Quarries
(quar.)
10c
4-
2
Trencher
(quar.)
20 c
3-30
7%
3-16
Cleveland
SI
$7.40
4-
2
4-
International
Interstate
3-16
2
5-15
4-19
6-30
6-14
$4.80
3-16
•75c
8IV2C
($5
Bakeries,
preferred
Gas
4.90%/
preferred
4.50%
preferred
3-31
3-15
Molybdenum
3-30 U
3-19
Montana-Dakota
4.5'0%
3-12
4.70%
3-14
Moore
Morris
Plan
of
3-15
6%
4- 2
3-15
Mutual
1214c
4-2
3-19
50c
5%
3-27
3-16
4-16
4-
2
Mutual
Shares
4- 2
3-12
Mutual
System,
4-20
4-16
3-21
6%
3-26
National
$2.25
1
of
Mount
Metal
Clemens
preferred
Investment
5%
of
income
America
and
preferred
4c
(quar.)
Investment
Trust
undistributed
Linen
Service,
preferred
Boston
2
3-19
(6c
from
3-19
New
England
Gas
Common
3-16
4V2%
3-15
N.
Y.
6%
Niagara
3-31
3-20
North
4-30
3-31
4-30
3-15
Trust
Increased
3-
9
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
4-
2
3-16
5c
Elec.
4
3-20
3-10
3-31
3-10
4-16
3-31
37'/2c
4-16
3-31
4-
4
4-
4
3-20
$1.25
4-
4
3-20
.
25c
3-20
2
4-
2
3-15
10c
3-30
3-23
25C
—_
4-
50c
4-
3-:6
2
3-20
Association—
25c
4-15
3-26
4-
1
3-26
$1.50
4-
2
3-19
75c
4-
2
3-16
50c
4-
2
3-
8
40c
4-16
4-
2
25c
(quar.)________—_
Gas Co.
(S. I.)—
4-
3-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)__„
(quar.)
quarterly
Gas
4
4-
IOC
(quar.)_
j.—
._.
<•
Co.—
Refractories
North
4-
4-14
capi¬
Weaving—
3-20
4-14
from
^
3-19
2
4-
$1.75
6c
System—
&
Co.
American
4-
+
56'Ac
preferred
Wire
',
1
______—,-___
preferred
prior
3-20
Mfg.
Co,__
Richmond
York
New
4-
__±.±
(quar.)
conv.
&
3-15
3-15
$ 1.17 Va
20c
3-15
3-16
1
1
$1.12'/2
Electric
National
4-
common
_—;
Northeast Investors
3-19
Penn
Certificates
Scotia
3-16
Nova
3-17
Oakite
2-29
Ohio
2
of
(quar.)
Trust—
beneficial
Light
Service
Class
B
3-13
Orange & Rockland Electric,
4%
preferred (quar.)
3-10
Pabco
12c
$1.20
$1.15
25c
4- 1
4- 3
3-19
4.40%
3-20
$4.59
25c
4- 2
3-
J60c
4-23
3-23
5- 1
4-3
5- 1
4-
4-16
3-15
1
3-16
3-16
3-
1
0
(ouar.)
—
16
$1.20
4- 1
3
8c
3-31
3-15
3-15
1
3-15
17 '/2C
25c
$1
Lighting, 4.367r preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$4.75
Pacific
6%
3-15
3
3-10
4-
1
3
9
10
3-15
3-27
3-
$1
4-14
3-30
31'Ac
3-30
3-19
6
$1.09
4-16
3-23
$1 10
4-16
3-20
(quar.)___.
$1.12'/2
4-16
preferred
(quar.)—:
$ 1 •' 8 3'4
4-15
3-20
$1.75
3-30
3-15
$1.50
4-13
3-20
IOC
6-15
20c
6-
Tel.
&
Oil
common
Parker
3-
4-
preferred
Tel.,
preferred
held
3-23
25c
(quar.),.—
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Ccst
on
common
(Directors
deferred
voting
3-20
on
meeting
2).
(initial)—
Fibre
|
(quar.)
1
1
5-15
3-28
3-15
20c
3-28
3-15
25c
3-28
3-15
25c
non-voting
6-
Co.—
(quar.)
Extra
Extra
actio"
payment at company
March
Petroleum
Common
(quar.)__
(quar)
Penobscot Chemical
Common
(quarterly from
3-15
1
common.,,—
Pacific
the
1
4-
preferred
Panhandle
3
44-
15c
Pacific
3 20
25c
Products
4%
5
2-29
25c
(quar.)
Brewing
Mfc.
2
3-
9
$1.25
——
preferred
3-
2
3-
19c
A
;—
3-13
4-
20c
Holding Corp.,- class
___
2
tl°c
.
(quar.)
——
non-cumulative
$5
interest
Power
&
Products
(final)———
income)
4-
c
?5c
4-
(quar.)_
4-13
3 15
4- T
(quar.)
of
net
3-15
;—
'
common
(quar.)
3-13
3-13
1
25c
(quar.)—^
preferred
-
3-31
4-
2
2
4-
common——
Opeli'ca
30c
4-
4-
25c
—:_
Inc.,
3-14
quar.)_
3-13
Corp
Olympia
(increased
2
(quar.)
gains)
4 '/2 %
1
Co.
England
Canada, Ltd.—
com.
4-
6c
3-14
$60c
3-15
3-13
$1.75
New
3-
(quar.)
2
2
Inc.—
&
3- 9
(quar.)
3-15
4-
t35c
com.
Screw
25c
Ltd.
2
4-
(quar.)
net- investment
tal
Products,
Motor
4-2
4- 3
4- 2
4- 2
3-15
par)
4-20
3-14
4-
c
;
Tool
25c
50c
60c
t$1.75
t834c
1
7'/2c
National
Light—
Ltd.
3-14
5-
3-28
t$1.75
preferred A
3-30
(quar.)
3-19
25c
common
3-30
3-30
3-30
3-28
(quar.)
3-19
3-14
3-31
t31 '
—
National
5
3-12
40c
2
3-14
•2:c
—
3-14
3-
3-19
—
2
4-
$1
—
___2_____
4-16
3-20
(increased)—
4-
3-31
—'' 81 12/2
(quar.)__i_i.i—i.a—
Bearing
3-15
25c
25c
3114c
6214c
50c
60c
9
20c
(quar.)
common
3-14
(quar.)
3-
3-31
12 V
(quar.)___
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated,
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
3-20
4-16
3-29
4- 1
3-30
20c
25c
3-31
35c
(quar.)_
____
(quar.)___
Amer.,
4- 2
$1
$1-25
$1.37a/2
2
20c
______
common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
7*40
7'/2c
______
10c
56'Ac
$1.12'/2
Utilities,
preferred
3-16
•
3-15
Corp.-of America__:
preferred
3-16
20c
4-
'
3-22
50c
3614c
3-16
$l.lo3A
(increased)
Petroleum
3-30
.4-20
80c
50c
9
3-26
4
(quar.)—
4- 2
5- 1
4-16
4- 2
3-29
5
3-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
12-
3-30
9-13
81.22 '/2
4.75%'
40c
5
1-7-57
30c
(quar.)
Mohawk
3-31
12-
En¬
(increased)
3-19
4-16
9-13
12-21
(quar.)_______
common
3-15
1
9-29
10-13
$1.75
3-31
150c
6-14
(increased)
4-2
5-
5
6-14
(quar.)
Service,
.3-16
(quar.)
Power,
3-16
Mobile
3-30
(quar.).
preferred
3-15
3-31
9
3-30
(quar.)__
preferred
4.80%
&
Nickel
3-16
3-30
(quar.)
Holdings,
preferred
3-
3-30
50c
Steamship
International
2%
(ouar.)
B
4-
7-14
—,_
$1.37'/2
4-'-
common
Development
International
A
3-17
7
6-30
—
3-16
(quar.)_,
preferred
8
preferred
3-26
5-
25c
$1 2nd preferred (annual) l__________i:___
Minute Maid Corp.
(quar.)_2
Mississippi Glass Co.__
Mississippi Valley Gas (increased)—__—^
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)____
3-30
_______
(Texas)
Telephone,
Indianapolis Power
3-14
3-
1
3-31
announcement
preferred
common
pref.
3-30
(quar.)
par)
Co.
3-16
Co.,
prior
Industrial
(quar.)
common
convertible
Falls
$1.0614
$1.12I/2
(quar.)
par)
Indiana
16
5-
25c
name.
Co.,
—
Gas,
($25
1
new
Miller-Wohl
3-16
(quar.)
_______—
Natural
3-14
4
30c
l'/2%
22 '/2c
changed to General
terprises
See
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-28
5-15
3-16
'
(accum.)
(quar.)___
(Hawaii)-^—|
Insurance
Houston
4-16
1
of ITinois—
A
(quar.)———
Co.
Co.
B
(quar.)—
Hubbell
10-15
4-
Company—
preferred
(quar.)_____
com.
Illinois
1
9
15c
Quarterly
preferred
lquar.)_
-——_____—_____
(quar.)_
(D.
Telephone
Name
15c
37,,2C
pfd.
3-14
1
1
3-
___
7%
____________—g——
3-28
preferred
International
1
2-
2
t25c
(Harvey), Inc. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.
5-
5-
—_
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
2-:o
convertible
preferred
States
6-
3-15
I2V2C
5.80%
Co.,
2-20
convertible
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Middle
Abrasive
3-14
(quar.)
6
$1.20
Coca-Cola Co.
Mid-West
4-
5614c
37'/2c
Y.)
(N.
6
11-
1
3c
l'/2%
preferred
3-18
—
3-
$1.20
com.
6-12
1
6%
3-30
—
3-
$1.12
1
6-
(quar.)__
Y.)
Ltd._
Ltd
E.)
Telephone—
(quar.i_
6-12
(quar.)__;—_
(N.
2-20
30c
y
Theatre
&
(quar.)
Bell
Quarterly
$3.50
pfd.
6
$1
Gas
Michigan Sugar Co.,
12'/2c
preferred
2"c
.
$1
A
Cincinnati
Coca-Cola
5%
25c
>
E
2-28
933Ac
(quar.)__
Motors
Honolulu
5%
A
3-31
6-
3-23
troc
—
———
(quar.)..
2
Furnace
Houston
A
(quar.)
l'/2%
Corp.
2
(quar.)_—
common
Corp.
Corp.
Home
3-29
(Di¬
3-19
4-20
dividend
Controls
&
$1.25
preferred (quar.)______
5%
preferred (quar.)
514% preferred (quar.)
Holmes
40c
Corp.
3-12
Stock
$1.37l/2
4%
Holland
i
Building
Co.,
Co.
(W.
Hercules
time).
Mfg.,
Oil
3-31
3-31
a
Extra
Clark
c
$0,069 is with¬
4%
preferred (quar.)1
:
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., com.
Circle
9
3-14
4-16
25c
4-
—
Insurance
(J. H.)
Heller
81.081.
(increased
this
at
3
C8c
;
__—___:
Commerce
omitted
rectors
stock
Class
of
Pasco
62
3-31
3-20
3-26
m
:——
—
4-
common
(C. F.)
Helemano
2
..
4-16
Quarterly
3-15
_—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
4-
Chamber
Metals
dividend
—
Insurance
Co.
Gas
4-
or
3-15
Stock
50c
(quar.)__
__________________
414%
Co.,
Fire
$1.02 V2
(quar.l___
3%% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Guaranty Trust <N. Y.) (quar.)
Gas—
3-20
17'/2c
.
25c
3-15
45c
conv.
25c
(quar.)
4-16
____
$1.06'A
—_—
div.)
Saddlery
Griesedieck
9
3-23
3-23
dividend
2
6c
(quar.)—
—___
Bros., Inc.
Union
Great
6-22
3-31
62 %c
tax
Stock
2
25c
—
class A (quar.)_—____■—
(stick
Co.
American
Green
7-
59%c
(quar.)
iquar.)__
(quar.)__
Pumps, Ltd.,
Grand
Ltd.—
3-19
2
l'/2%
4-
15c
(Boston)
& Rubber,
(quar.)
Goldblatt
2
5-10
45?
!___'_
9
4-15
4-
4-16
20c
—
Ltd.
25c
Genung's, Inc.
(quar.)__——
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool (quar.)—__
6
8
20c
(quar.)
l—
4-
2
70c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
15
3-16
25c
8
3-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Gilchrist
B_^
Corp.,
Genesee Brewing,
3-15
3-30
Ltd.—
Co.,
dividend
4-
—•%« 37'/2c
Enterprises
Trust
414% preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-
50c
:
,3-15
nf
(quar:)-__;
preferred
General Tire
4-10
1
3-19
3-22
3-15
433Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
3-16
65c
(quar.)
common
4-
1
2
40c
~
3-10
12'/2c
(quar.)
_____
4-12
5-
3-16
3-30
4-
Trucking
$2
common
5-
4-
3-22
50c
$2
common
Co.,
Industrial
4-10
Mfg.
4-15
15c
(quar.)
Investors
1$2
dividend
3-15
25c
6%
1
50c
34 %C
•
Y.)—
Mines,
Porcupine
Stock
3-10
7'/2c
General
5-
3-31
(quar.)—____
25c
(quar.)
General
1 $1.25
amount
3-15
■
$1.25
31
9
4-16
37 '/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
25c
<quar.)_
com.
3-19
$1.1334
Cerro
pfd.
Co.,
3
37%2C
6%
(N. Y.)
5%
3-15
2
3-31
share
each
for
(quar.)
20c
Transportation
Controls
25c
Sugar
.
r
(quar.)
3 31
1
2
3-
4-16
4
of
(quar.)_a____
;
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
(increased
quar.)____
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (reduced quar.)__ •
..
(quar.)
Baking Co.,
preferred
General
(quar.)___
above
4-16
20c
(increased quar.)
3-31
162 a/2c
(quar.)
Cuban
McLean
(s-a)
Inc.
General American
(quar.)__
for
3-15
4-13
C
Violeta
1
5-
4-16
(increased)
Of the
4-
Funds, Inc.—
Telegraph
A
held
McKir.ney
4-15
preferred
Note:
Mclntyre
3-15
2
preferred
Central
3-15
1
series—
Packing
$1
Telephone, common..
preferred
(quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
2
4-
2
Franklin
3-16
(quar.)
preferred
-4-
5c
4-
3-16
3" 24
31'Ac
basis
(quar.)
(N.
Corp.,
preferred
4-
4.75%
4.80%
$1
4%
4-15
4.10%
»
3-15
8c
Bros.,
(quar.)
&
2
6c
Custodian
Garlock
182.59
Electric
4-
7%
Gamble
1
(quar.)
com.
50c
2
3
1
3-31
4-10
3-31
Macotta
4-
3-15
137 %C
voting
McColl-Frontenac
4-16
3-30
1
3-15
4-16
Asphalt
25c
3-30
4-
3-15
2
1
exchanging
on
Maritime Tel. & Tel., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
Mastic
(increased)
stock
common
preferred
Maul
2-24
series
common
Products,
Non-voting
6-20
1
30c
3IV2C
pfd.
2
3-
(quar.)
Co.,
Corporation
Utilities
(quar.)
4.75%
7-
50c
;.r
<
Millers
Common
4-
44-
5C
4-20
7
Franklin
15
3-16
5c
3-20
7
6-13
:
2
3-
31 'Ac
i,—
(initial)
Midland
1
9
Sons
Trust
1
3-
2-29
3-16
4-
50c
(quar.)
com.
(special)
Electric
&
preferred
3-
4-11
2
&
common
4%
9
3-
3-19
(quar.)
Gas,
Marine
Gas
2
1
4-
(s-a>
Electric
Manufacturers
1
9
3-20
$1.30
25c
pfd.
Inc.
(M.)
5-
;___
£3%c
Investments,
preference
Central
3-12
3-24
2
'.-A
(quar.»__
3-24
10c
7-
(increasedl
Tractor,
preferred
6-15
2
3-15
100%
(Ky.)
Lucky Stores, Inc., 5'/2% pfd.
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales
(extra)
$1.183/4
5-
t50c
(quar.)
.
6-30
Lowenstein
6
(quar.)
35c
I__.
Inc
3-19
5-
2-29
1
40c
(quar.)
par
Bleachery,
(quar.)
t30c
receipts ordinary
3-
3-31
Lowell
preferred
3-29
(quar.)____
quar.)
Co.
3-16
4-
9
held. Unconverted shs. may be redeemed.
5
35c
Asso.
Utilities
60c
4-
$25
3-15
Fram
4-16
of
4-
4-16
15c
3-10
34-
30c
preferred
f26c
City Bank
Porter
Public
4%%
Ltd.—
Carreras,
Carter
E.)
shares
3-17
4-15
20c
3-jl
Wayne)—
■
value
4-
._„
(Fort
($100 par) (quar.)
have
privilege of
par
3-30
Foote Mineral Co.
in¬
(quar.)____________;
Carpenter
$100
3-15
Casualty (Mich.) (quar.)
Pennsylvania (quar.)
National
First
2
181.50
preferred
5%
*.$1.65
g
183/4C
37 '/ic
—
V Holders
3-19
$3
4-
20c
common
3-16
3-19
10c
Co.
4-
Cos.—
Mills,
3-30
1
3-16
J 40c
par)
3-31
Special
9
pfd.
($25
3-26
20c
2
(quar.)_,
& Electric
50c
Extr'i
3-
pfd.
New
(quar.)
Underwriters
15
3-15
5%
3-26
$1.19
4-
—.—-——■
dividend
3-
(s-a)__
3-19
(initial)—
common
Louisville. Gas
3-10
2
15
Cement-
$1
Federal Insurance Co.
Ltd.—
redeemable
Cannon
3-20
9
4-
(accum.)
Stock
3-15
3-15
9
3-
25c
Portland
3-12
_•
Farmers
c
New
3-19
3
4- 2.
3-
1
(quar.)
Brewing
Longhorn
3-20
Special
4%
3
(quar.)
Insurance
Shares
Oil
4-
A
Star
3-24
(quar.)
3-20
30c
pref. B
3-30
1
4-
(quar.)
lc
(quar.)
2
9
;$1.12'/2
5%
3-30
1
3
4-
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
Class
Lone
4
3-31
15c
___^———
Ins.
Life
Chain
Steel
London
3-20
30c
—
(quar,)_.
40c
Co.
3-15
preferred
Canadian
6%
Exolon
^
4-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(increased
Canadian
5%
3-16
3
(quar.)
Bronze,
Common
Castle
3-15
2
2
Ltd
preferred
4-
$1.41
3-15
15c
12c
Ltd.—
2
87 >/2c
common
4%
Co.,
1
J2rc
(quar.)___,
Co.,
Inc.,
Burnham
5%
H.)
2
(quar.)
preferrea
Bullock's,
5%
<T.
4-
$1.25
com.
4-
3
3-15
t30z
(quar.)—
$1.37'/2
common
4-
50c
(quar.)
6-15
4-
4-16
3-15
2
2
4-
28'/8C
—
Match
Lynn
,
3-
(increased)
Telephone,
preferred
6-30
2
44-
;
Annual
16c
Co.- (quar.)
3-20
(quar.)
Power,
prefererd
1st
Bruce
Estabrooks
5%C
Columbia
6%
9
2
Extra
British
Locke
5
Fund—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.),
4-
(quar.)
Property Trust
Lion
3-12
50c
.
income
4-
14'/2C
Inc.,
3-12
2
10c
(s-a)
4-
come )
Bostitch,
3-
Co.
4-
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
(quar. )
3-
4-
3-16
•
50c
Borg-Warner
3Vz %
Oil
t25c
investment
3-20
3-30
9c
common
Resistor
55c
1
(from
National
2-29
3-23
25c
Corp.
t$l
(quar.)
Participating
60c preferred (quar.)___
$1.12 Ve
pfd.
Liberty
Co.
9
2
3-30
30c
Cady—
25c
4%~preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 20c partic pfd. (quar.)
84%c
5%
3-21
Fund—
investment
Endicott Johnson Corp.,
9
Blower
&
$1.85
income--
Stock
Howard
3-27
(quar.)
Water
Eoston
Balanced
3-29
(quar.)
Saco
4-16
;
(quar.)___
Employers Casualty
4-10
3-C2
$1.12'/2
Corp., ordinary (s-a)
Lumber, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Beaver
Loan
A
(quar.)____
of America,
20c
Beaubran
Beech
Liberty
50c
Corp. Ltd.
$2.50
<quar.)___
(quar.)
Lee
20c
Corp., 36c pfd.
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Lau
3-21
92V2c
50c
16%
preferred
3-16
3-15
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4'/2 %
2
34-
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__;
Ltd.
2
4-
Gas,
(quar.)
4-
7'Ac
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
4-16
i A 10c
__s.
Products Corp. (quar.)
Williamsport RR., com.
preferred (s-a)
$1.20
Laboratories
3% %
(John),
25c
:
—
&
7%
9-10
•
Erie
Brick, 5% 1st preferred (accum.)
Manufacturing Co., common
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Beatrice
(quar.)
investment
net
Equity
Baltimore
Baxter
&
Elmira
6-11
.
1
5-
2 9/10c
Inc.
Co.
Labatt
2
15c
.___
.
t56»/4C
Bates
Bond
4-16
(quar.)_.
rights)
Products,
Babbitt
(quar.)
Register Co., 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)___
Electric Storage
Battery
(quar.)
Electric
subscription
3-16
$2
(initial s-a)
net
From
Industries, Ltd., Ameri¬
receipts ordinary (Repres nts
proceeds from sale of stockholders'
net
4-
15c
Egry
deposit
can
Co.
25c
Electrical
Casualty
(quar.)
Z
2__Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4Vs 'Ji
preferred
(quar.)_
.__j______
Avon
3-30
14
$1.25
—_
Co.
Kirsch
10c
(quar.)__
Howard
&
From
3-30
4
20c
Anchor
Associated
4-14
$1.25
preferred
preferred,
non-cumulative
American
3- 5
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred I quar.)
non-cumulative
3-16
4V2 %
2%
pref.
conv.
Eaton
97VrC
(quar.)__
5 % 'non-cumulative
Corp.
Aluminum
Eaton
3-15
Foundry—
non-cumulative
3-30
8c
Trucking (quar.)__—
class A (special)
Dynamics Corp.
5%
preferred
(quar. >___—
;
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
5%
3-20
3-16
t7c
(quar.)
Dominion Square
Duff
Norton Co.
15c
&
5
W
25c
Raynolds,
(special)
B
Diversey
April 25 on a
split tne common
Insurance
Machine
3-5
annual
Quarterly
American
3-15
Dixie
at
to
&
Class
on
ihrce-for-two
a
American
4
Co.—
vote
4-
87'/2c
Inc.. (increased)
Chicago
Devoe
5-
35c
Electric
will
3-12
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
Electric
3-26
87'/2c
i__
10c
10c
36 '/2C
$5
4-
ii(
.33056
•:
Mfg.
Delta
(en¬
redemption oA May
share plus this divi-
Co.
Records, Inc.
Stores,
preferred (quar.)
$5.65
preferred
(quar.)__"
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8% pfd.
Sugar_
Gas
Dejay
for
per
American
Decca
Decker
■
Kansas-Nebraska
3-16
25c
Atlantic" Sugar__
Cumberland
3-16
4-
45c
& Forster,
Cuban-American
basis.
one
3-30
(quar.)
(stock div.)
Crum
Cuban
4-10
12'Ac
._
en¬
dividend and interest income)
4-24
1
'Holder»
Payable of Rec.
(quarterly
derived
income
Investment
$1.20
inc.)
Crown Zellerbach
ing to be held on May 2nd on a pro¬
posal to split the common on a two-for-
Selective
tirely from
2
Services—
Fund, Inc.
Diversified
net
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co
Kaiser Steel Corp.,
$1.46 pfd. (quar.)_____
quar.)
com.
____.
Crampton Mfg.
Co.—
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
4-
from net
from
_.
3-20
50c
(80c
40c
Investors Ltd., class A
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 pfd. (quar.)___.
Cott Beverage Corp. (quar.)_
5
4-
-—-
Manufacturing
3-15
from
65%c
and
(series 1945)
(series 1947)
3 Vx % pfd.
Investors
Investors
3-29
25c
Corporate
15
$1.10
(quar.)
pfd.
3-21
3-30
12V2c
1
(quar.)
(initial
Works,
2
4-16
$12.50
(quar.)____
common
Inc.
5
150%
_____
div.)_
Electric
1955,
5-
4-
4-25
Share
of Company *
Name
4-30
i5c
(quar.)
in
Corning Glass
3-15
4-
gains
Cooper-Jarrett,
3-14
6V4C
12c
Thermal
Allis-Chalmers
2
34 %c
_____
(increased
Co.,
4-
preferred
capital
3-16
(quar.)
(quar.)____—
Paper Mfg.
Diesel
Inc.—
__
preferred
Iron
Allied
&
4-
Is 6d
When
Per
Holder|
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
Corp., Ltd..A!
Consolidated Investment Trust
Payable of Rec.
10c
—
(interim)
(Hartford)
(stock
Foods,
5y4%
When
share
30c
Insurance
Consolidated
Holders
5%
Corp.
Investment
Fire
Consolidated
When
'
(quar.)
Consolidated Cement
date.
Name of Company
Aero
Pictures
Connecticut
show the payments previ¬
Per
Per
Company
Commonwealth International
follow with
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment
"
-
Name of
Colon Development Co., Ltd. (Ord.)
Colonial Ice Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)_
13
-
14
Basin
Line—_—
Pipe
5#
preferred
(quar.j
Co., prior
—
A
<quar.i
iquar.)_
•
Quaker Oats, common
6# preferred <quar.)_—
Queen Anne Candy Co
M
&
Radio
Corp. of America,
$3.50
1st
conv.
class A—
Ltd..
(Canada),
Bearings
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Santa Cruz
Clark
&
Fund,
Clark
5
3-15
3-
5
.5#
2
3-16
Weston
2
3-1G
Class
3-30
3-15
W'hitaker
4-20
3-22
Woolworth
4-20
3-22
4-
2
3-15
Yale
4-
2
3-15
York
4-23
3-13
7-
2
6-11
4-
2
1
3-21
4-
2
will
2
May
on
on
Bottling
4-20
3-16
4-16
3-20
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-16
3-30
3-30
4-16
3-30
3-21
3-19
9
3-
3-20
3-
3-
3-27
7
9
3-15
.
— -
___
i_
25c
—$0.2656'A
5.447
1
34c
Southern Nevada Power, 4.80#
pfd. (quar.)
24c
Southern Oxygen Co. '(quar.i
25c
Southern Ry. (M. & 0.1 Stock Trust is-ai_
$2
(quar.)
__
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.
Southland
Life
3-15
3-
44-
1
3-
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
2
4#2#
(quar.i
3-
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
Spencer Grean Fund
Springfield City Water Co.—
7#
preferred A iqv.ar.i
4V4,% preferred E (quar.i-:
Square D Co.
1 quar.i
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd..
Standard
Radio,
Stanaard-Toch
Starrett
(L.
class
2
3-15
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
3-23
2-28
;—
Gas
Natural
Industries,
Power
Time
Finance. IKy. 1
Tool
(quar.)—
__________
Products
—
Tip-Top Cannprs Ltd., class A
London
Investment
Mortgage
preferred
Truck
(s-a 1
(s-a)
Ltd.—_____
Underwriters
3-16
9
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-15
40c
10c
3-30
1
3-20
35c
3-29
3-15
4-
3-21
$25c
$8c
3-30
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-29
4-
2
$3.75
5
9
3-15
3-15
3-
25c
3-12
2-28
3-12
1
2-23
the
on
meeting
United
on
5#
preferred
Fuel
6#
class
United
A; preferred
Non-cumulativ*
U.
S.
7#
U. S.
V.
J.
B
&
t.
S.
$75;
(quar.)_____
3-15
3-
4-
3-16
1
3
._
3-10
C
Distilling
American
District
Co.
American
Enka
3-21
American
Export Lines
3-19
American Express
3-15
2
3-15
Old
Corp.
3-
5-15
4-3)
$1.50
5-15
4-23
35c
3-31
3-14
3-31
3
Quarterly
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
8
14
American
Felt
Co.,
4-
2
3-16
American
American Hair &
3-
ioc
4-
6
3-16
Corp.—
preferred
>
(quar.)
2"c
1
3-15
3-15
American
3-31
3-15
American
7%
Products
3-20
3-12
American Hospital Supply
1
3-22
American
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
Indemnity
Insulator
International
2
3-20
1
3-28
4-
1
3-28
40c
4-
2
3-16
American Machine & Metals
25c
(quar.)
3-28
3-16
American Maize Products, com.
<7# preferred
(quar.)___^
preferred
(quar.)
5125
"II
4-
1
3
$1.12y2
4-
1
3-15
15
preferred
of
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2-17
3-21
2-28
26c
1
2
Baldwin
4-2
3-2
6#
preferred
87Vbcr
4-2
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.i—
3-2
6#
933/4c
4-2
3-2
6#
4-16
3-26
6#
Baltimore
Gas
com,
—
,
Electric, com.,
)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
1
4%
3-
1
41/*#
3-23
3-
9
Baltimore
3-15
3-
1
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
4% non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro Electric, com. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4lA 7c preferred (quar.)—^
7#
preferred (quar.)
Bank Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer.
Quarterly —
:
Bankline Oil, 5%# pfd. (quar.)
Ohio
&
5
8-31
11-30
2-29
5-31
2-29
3-31
33-
9
3-15
3-
1
4-12
7-13
10-15
1-15*57
4- 2
4-2
4- 2
$1.121/2
—_
3-14
Canada
Ltd.
6-29
9-28
12-31
3-15
3-15
2-24
45c
$1
$1.03%
$1.75
30c
34%c
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
3-
5
3-
5
t80c
3-15
2;29
62y2c
4-2
4-18
4-
—
(Jglv (quar.)
——
ReffaWiles (quar.)—#^—
—
(This divid, will be paid on" the
addi¬
tional shares to be issued on
25c
25#
8-27
4-
2
3-10
a
also
on
The
3-10
3-14
3
common
present outstanding shares.
stock will be quoted exMarch 28 in the amount of
*
7-
5
6-30
Basin
3-15
3- 5
Bastian-Blessing
65c
4- 2
3-1
Bath
3-
...
3-20
3-
2
dividend
3iy»c
Oil
1
3-15
3-31
3-15
on
per
shar°).
& Lomb
Opt cal,
Beam
Cigars.
B.)
(J.
Stock
Distilling
dividend
Brummel Ties
_____
3-21
Beau
3-31
3-21
Beaunlt
$1.12%
37%c
1
5-21
Beauty
Counselors
3-31
3- 9
Beaver
Lumber Co., Ltd,
3-
9
Mills
Beech-Nut
(stock
Packing
'
(quar.)_
3-31
3-31
$1
25c
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
50c
27V2c
com.
dividend)-—
(quar.)
$1.40
(quar.)
3-26
4-2
4- 2
4-16
4-2
3-15
4. 6
1%#
10c
20#
25c
$35c
30c
4- 6
3-13
3-25
—
preferred
4#
15c
$1
65c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
6-
'
(quar.).
(Calif.)
Iron Works
Bayuk
4-
50c
the
pfd.
(quar.)_
—.—
3-14
-
3-10
stock dividend, and
payment of
8
3-14
2-20
3-14
-
,
5-21
April 16 in
4- 2
3-20
3-31
>
3-15
3-15
6-15
9-17
4-20
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
$1
$1
$1
Basic
'
3-31
,
3-30
RR.
Barber Oil
.
1
2
3-17
non-cum.
Barber-Ellis of
9
4-
10c
-
non-cum.
4#
3-15
3-
3-15
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
40c
$1
.
(quar.)
3-
9
3-26
"
25c
3-15
9
1,
(initial)
3-15
4#
5
2
15c
-
—
(quar.)
&
33-
3-
c
75c
(quar.)_—
new
3-28
3-12
18%c
(quar.)
Piano,
3-14
3-16
4- 1
—
3-
$1.31V4
(quar.)
2-17
3-15
—
3-
Illinois—
(quar.)
3-30
3-15
Birdtboro Foundry &
3*30
lCc
Co.
American Metal Co., Ltd., 4Vfe# pfd. (quar.)
Metal Products, com. (quar.)
conv.
(formerly
3-15
Bausch
(initial)
Investment
American
5Vi%
Co.
25c
Corp.—
4-
common
(s-a)
3-15
1
Babcock & Wilcox——
1
(Newark, N. J.)
4-
V/est Virginia. Water Service¬
F.
3" 5
2-24
25c
Machine)
5
Baldwin-Hill Co.
30c
(quar.)
$1.25
Corp.
S.
B.
5-15
3-22
Electronics
&
3-15
•
4- 2
split
Axe-Hcughton Stock Fund (quarterly of 13c
and a distribution of 12c from net profits
plus lc from income)——
Science
3-22
-
,
3-15
4-9
•
.
Shareholders have approved a 3*for-l
3-15
1
20c
5V4%
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
1
1%
1
10c
$17%c
(increased)
(quar.)
2
30c
American Insurance Co.
(quar.)
A
4-
3-14
2
6-
Inc.—
pfd
Ltd., com.
non-oum.
4-
9
3-15
4-
$12%c
Products,
non-voting
3-15
4-
4- 2
3-16
2-21
30c
4-
3-22
7
(quar.)___
Axe
1
2j
6
v;T#\
Ayshire Collieries (quar.)—
B/G Foods, Inc., class A (quar.)—
4-
3-12
3-12
4- 2
3-15
7
3-
32M?c
3-15
4-10
3-15
2-
$55c
;
3-12
3-15
4-16
60c
America—
of
3-1
25c
(quar.)
(Texas)
5:c
Mills
Co.
4-12
12-15
3-15
^
25c
9-15
2
——
3-12
6-15
3-
(quar.)__
3-12
25c
.
(monthly)
Semi-annual
New
A
—
Electric Service,
Class
«Jass
20c
(quar.)
Products
4-
American
30c
Ltd.,
40c
3-15
1
3-12
50c
50c
12%c
50c
-
(quar.)
2-15
87Vic
(quar.)
Home
—
n.
3-15
25c
common
103
Vatson-Standard Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
3-15
4-5
25c
—
Hardware
American
4- 5
20c
1
3-
tl5c
$15c
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Alarm
3-15
25c
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
American
Fire
5
3-
2
3-
1
30c
(quar.)_.
——
4-
1
3-
1
4-
$1.50
—
com.
Canteen
Automatic
4-
2-20
2-20
4-
—
(Conn.)
RR.
(quar.)
Corp.
3-20
3-15
4-19
(quar.)_
Auto
$1.50
$1.37V2
Co
(quar.)
Felt, common
25c
(quar.)—
Line
Increased
^
3-
2-20
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
3-15
3-
3-10
Inc.-j—
(accum.)
Co.
Wholesalers
B
Automatic
2Jc
15c
(quar.)..—
.7aterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine
4-
3-31
75c
.
Atlas
.
20c
(quar.)
American Hard Rubber,
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
(quar.)!
'ffzitt & Bond, 82 preferred (accum.)
Forest
$6 preferred
Atlantic
Line
3-17
$1.50
Quarterly
Stock
$3
common
5
Refining,
20c
4-12
3-1
Atlantic
25c
(quar.)
„—
1
6
3- 5
(Orlando)—
—
5-
4-
common,
preferred (quar.)
Fire & Casualty
Quarterly
50c
3-15
Coast
Co.
4- 2
1
4-
$2
Industries,
Electric—
Atlantic
4- 2
9
$1
Picture
preferred
conv.
Atlantic
$3.75
6#
American
$2
(quar.)___
City
Coast
37Vic
($10 par)
par)——
3-10
6
Vh%
40c
Quarterly
15:
Co.
($100
common
3-
—
37Vic
quar.)
3-30
4-1
(quar.)
12V2c
(increased
3-12
3-15
3-15
3-15
—
6%
—
(quar.)
3-21
1
3-22
$6
J.)
3-31
20c
37'/2c
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
25c
6
15c
.Tebster-Chicago
(N.
Quarterly
4-
53c
Knitting
—______.
3-15
Associated Transport—
100#
_________
3-
4- 2
$25c
receipts (final)—
02Vic
dividend)
3-15
3-31
tl8c
Co.,
87V2c
Telegraph
4-
2
Motion
Atlantic
3-
2-24
50c
—_
2
.
(quar.)—
(stock
3-29
4
Associated
3-16
3-15
2-24
4- 2
.
2-14
4- 2
Ltd.—
^
3-2
1
3-15
3-15
.
3-31
;
(quar.)
American deposit
3-23
3- 9
50c
(quar.)
3-15
2
$15fc
(quar.)
43%c
(quar.)--
Sugar
14.50
preferred
4-
—
preferred
B
3-15
4- 2
L_
$1.25
preferred D (quar.)
15c
Steel
Baking Co.,
5%# preferred
3%#
preferred
l"c
(quar.)
Ward
3-Vat#
3V2#
4- 2
4-
50c
6
(quar.)
(quar.)„
$1.08
$1.18
22V2c
93%c
50c
(quar.)
5
35c
$1.23
(quar.)
3-15
12V2c
4- 2
(quar.)
preferred
Cable
&
2
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)J—_
Colortype (quar.),
Cyanamid, common
(quar. i____
Tobacco,
Appliance
American
B
7#
Can.
Chain
Electronics
i~c
(quar.#
$1 convertible
Uulcan Corp., common
.
preferred
2-29
4-
50c
3-
(quar.)—:
A
American
(quar.i
rs
preferred
3-
3-15
—_
5c
<
common
3-21
Hotel
Vayne
Arma,
3-20
6
Utah-Idaho
Quarterly
Bosch
4-11
20c
____
preferred
Utility
American
pfd.
75c
(quar.i—
3-16
3-27
31c
$1.16%
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line
l?c
Corp..
Leaf
3-30
(Initial)
com.
3-30
25c
Associated Electric Industries Ltd.—
4- 2
•
2-14
(quar.)
4- 1
3-23
$1.75
2-28
3-12
3-22
3-12
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Refining
Automatic Steei
,183/4C
15c
50c
25c
25c
—.
common
Hardware,
preferred
4- 2
40c
.,
Barge
&
$1.25
•. 75c
(quar.)
American
<quar.i_
■_
Special
Note,
Ltd.
35c
4-
$1.75
___
common
Extra
Bank
$5
4- 1
T
75c
3-23
—
Oil
Atlantic
'
1
4- 1
3-15
(quar.)——
B.
3-15
.t
.
93%c
10c
10;
■
common
25c
Gas
preferred
5%#
r
(quar.)
preferred
Class
$1.50
Class
30c
'-.v
9
3-
<quar.)__
H.)
(J.
A
Ashland
3-5
Inc.—
(quar.)_.
10c
Securities
Universal-Cyclops
8#
(quar.)
(quar.i..
Co.,
Stores
Universal
preference
(quar.
c.,
6#
Corp.,
Class
3-5
(quar.i
preferred
American
(quar.I—
Radium Corp.
Vitamin, Corp.
United
•Utah
$1.25
T...
3-
3-29
(increased*
Construction
Ashdown
3-31
4- 2
(quar.)____
American Alloys Corp.
American-
(quar. i.__
A
Foreign
Glass
S.
■J.
class
preferred
S.
3-14
Ltd.—
partic.
Specialties?
FoP,
Class
U.
1
Inc.—
(quar.)—_—
Investments,
4-
Pacific. Corp.—
United
conv.
-Asbestos
I
3-15
3-29
4- 6
3-15
<quar.)_^
——
3-31
Aggregates, 5# preferred (quar.)
Agricultural Chemical—.
American Air Filter, com.
(increased)
$7 preferred
Arvin
3-15
4-13
Corp.
3-23
,
4- 7
4-20
6-27
$$1.31%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Industries
15c
American
5%
Constable
3-9
3-31
•
$50c
J70c
Rubber,
1 quar.)__——
Metal
Arundel
12V2c
,
(qua#).,
Amalgamated Sugar
Art
3- 2
3-28
4-20
3-31
.•
15c
t
American
American
31.Vac
(quar.)__.
Artists Theatre Circuit,
United
Mfg.
5V2#
common
held
(quar.)
——__—
America—.
preferred
American
preferred
conv,
(quar.)
5V2#
March 2).
$1.50
A
Goods
Leather Cos.,
convertible preferred
;G "k
25c
tquar.)____
75c
$1
1
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
4-16
60c
(quar.)
com.
3-22
3-30
3-
50c
(quar.)—
Western
B
Arnold
3- 1
4-1
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Class
3- 2
3-15
40c
6
20c
—
Light, 4.32#
preferred
Armstrong
3-16
3-16
—
(quar.)
com.
Amalgamated
3-16
3-
13%c
quar.)—___
for each sh. held)
3-
Armstrong Cork, $3.75
3- 5
3- 1
3-15
3-15
3-29
2-29
tl5c
7'/2c
Quarterly
——
American
Association
Company
at
Products
Stores,
25c
—
(increased
(one sh.
Aluminum Co. of
3-21
4.72#
Arkansas
Corp.—
<quar.)_;
preferred
preferred
57c
3-16
3-
(quar.)—
Pictures
Laboratories
Aluminum
15c
deferred action
payment
Artists
Extra
3-15
Co.—
(Directors
Industries
5c
(quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com.
3-18
2
Arkansas Power &
3-9
2-27
Participating
:
3-16
$1
(quar.)——
$4 partic. class A
—
(quar.)—_„—________
Equipment
&
Allis-Chalmers
4-
preferred
3- 9
<s-a)__.
3-30
Mills Ltd.—
Paper
Power,
3-15
Ry.
(quar.i
Electric
Allied
3-27
$$1.25
___.
Coach
3-27
3-
Arkansas-Missouri
3-30
4- 2
50c
$1.05
$1.15
3-16
15c
A
3-12
3-9
3-9
15c
25c
(quar.)
3-30
3-28
7- 6
(increased)__
3-1
3-12
3-16
1
Ltd.—
—
Extra
Twin
_______
—
Trans-Prairie -Pipe. Lines,
6#
•
———
(quar.)
4-12
4-
25c
(quar.)__
___„—
4-24
class
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-2
4-2
preferred
Stock dividend
3-30
Smelting
$1.25
25c
7% preferred (quar.i.—
$1.75
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.).—30c
41/4#
preferred (quar.)#
—
$1.06 V4
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel—
New common
(initial quar.)
40c
Gas
&
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
iTl'Tr'v
40c
8%c
common-——
Products, com.
Allied
25c
pfd. (quar,)__
(quar.)—
7#
common
Thor
Toronto
7
Brand,
Apex
3-
5V2#
3-19
$35c
$6c
12Vic
$1.75
(quar.)
Inc.
Lines,
(quar.)___„
&
3-
■
(quar.)
Natural
Vicksburg
Steel,
Allied
3-20
3-12
3-31
Y.)
N.
20c
25c
$2.25
10c
,
3-15
&
Allen
9
t$l
30c
(quar.)_.
—
Terry Steam Turbine Co.,
Toronto
4-10
3-
37V2c
(quar.)—
3-15
Cable
$3
Allied
___.
Tinnerman
2
20c
Extra
A
4-
Co.
(Watertown,
Youngstown RR. (s-a)——
4.20# pfd. (quar.)_
—
preferred (quar.i—
—
Allen
3-19
12Vic
(quar.)
A
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Switson Industries, Ltd.
Class
3-15
3-15
Instrument Corp.—
Sun. Life Assurance (Canada)
Sunb earn Corp.
(increased)
Thomas
2
2
100#
——
Stone Container '.
Tennessee
44-
75c
div.)
(increased•
preferred
conv.
__
Engineering
Insurance
5-15
3-28
6-
all
(increased-quar.)
Pulp
&
Anvil
"
4-2
3-15
60c
3-15
1
(quar.)—
Argo Oil (quar.)—
Arkansas Fuel Oil (quar.)—
Automobile In¬
N.'
4- 2
(quar.)
Wire
4.65#
(quar.)—
15c
5#
(s-a)
(quar.)—:
(Quarterly
"
,
5
$12.50
clears
payment
Oil
35c
5#
3-31
.
9
3-
Angostura-Wuppermann
Ansonia
3- 2
3-15
3-15
3-16
ex-
CO.
Wood
Alco
$1.75
50c
$37y2c
fl5c
in
16
Power,
4.60#
$1.06,4
—
(quar.)—
Chemical, (stock
S.i
Sterling Precision
57
B
i—
March
3-
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
___:
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
3-16
3 23
4-1.0
3-31
4- 2
4- 2
3-15
8
on
______
Anthes-Impexial Ltd., $5.25 pfd.
3-30
(quar.)——
after
stock of the
for
Tennessee
Alabama
Alan
5c
56'Ac
25c
___________—
Surety
&
issued
Akron, Canton &
3-15
Common
15c
$1
25c
60c
$1.50
payment
1942)
Post Products
Anglo-Canadian
12Vfec
—
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
(increasedI____—
3-15
3-20
Alabama
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
——
3-27
(quar.)
(1st
Writing Paper (quar.)
Lead & Smelting
4- 2
4- 2
3-23
3-12
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
Alabama
3-10
2
4-
4-13
4-13
2-24
3- 1
50c
25c
(quar.)——
Bearing, class A
Brass Mfg.—
Akron
3-15
3-30
4-
5- 1
5- 1
3-12
3-12
—
——
Quarterly
5-15
6-
3-10
arrears)-
(initial)
common
Ahlberg
5-15
1
1
4- 2
(quar.)——|.
new
Aetna-Standard
9
6-
3-10
3-10
3-12
7%c
—
Anderson-Prichard
4- 2
4- 2
3-12
4-10
—
(this
3-12
$2.25
Metal
Anchor
2-29
2
3-
(quar.)
Zinc,
Anaconda
27V2c
27V2c
—
——
(quar.i_——
Insurance
Agricultural
6-
3-1
(quar.)—.—
stock
Life
4-1
pfd.
Glass
since June,
preferred
Ampco
dividend will also be payable on
surance
3-20
3-31
Corp.
change
Aetna
9
3-15
1
.•
————
Stores
Casualty
the
3-16
1
4-
3-23
Process
The above
3-15
3-30
Aetna
$1.35
(Dallas)
Co.
Insurance
1
4-
(quar.)
Express,
Admiral
2-21
3-12
1
3-1
2-29
3-31
4-
4- 2
(Fla.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
3-7
4-1
3-31
4- 2
Products
Window
Insurance
arrears)
Alloys, Inc.—
Addressograph-Multigraph
2-21
2
6#
Vitrified
American
$12'/2C
$30c
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (clears all
preferred (quar.)
Hat
4-2
$28VaC
conv.
Wire
Acme
Adams
(quar.)——.
Tobacco,
American
American
2-24
30c
Title
American
3- 1
3-7
3-10#
3-22
75c
(quar.)
American
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Aluminum
Acushnet
9
Y.)
Telephone & Telegraph
5#
4- 2
$1.75
(quar.)
(N.
dividend
3-16
3-31
$1.25
common
American
common
8
3-15
5#
&
3-
50c
Refining,
preferred
5
3-15
60c
3IV4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar
American Surety
$1
(quar.)—
com.
'quar.i——
Sugar Refineries,
class A
$1.10
3-16
3-
$1.75
Holden
3-15
4-2
8
dividend
Stock
American
$37J/2c
(quar 1
preferred (quar.)
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Common
7
$1
45c
common
common
Paper Ltd.,
&
Power
$1.20
3-
preferred
preferred
Abitibl
4V2#
8
3-20
Rayon, 5# pfd. A
Inc.,
8
4- 2
3-31
3-
$2
Foundries
American Stores
Payable of Rec.
Share
33-
4-13
(Indianapolis)—
<quar.)___
Steel
in the
When
4- 2
(quar.)
$1.50
15c
Insurance
preferred
American
3 15
3-15
3-15
being given
week, these
10c
60c
25c
(quar.)
(resumed)—
Steamship
1-C6
4-2
4- 2
3-23
2-23
(quar.)
States
$1.25
Stock
Laboratories,
Acadia-Atlantic
3-
this
Company
Industries,
ACF
4#
3-16
4-
47'
30;
56'/4C
25c
(N. Y.)
common
American
4-10
1
1
3-24
3-15
3-31
4- 2
Stamping
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
we
announced
Abbott
2
4-
3 12
$2c
(quar.)
common
Name of
4-16
4-
4'Ad
Mines, Ltd.-
1
3-
:
preferred
American
3- 9
5-
13 7/l"c
(interim)—
receipts
deposit
& Zinc
Per
4-16
15c
Pfd.
434#
—
1
3-
3-15
35c
Razor
American
preceding table.
Adam
—
Co.,
3kenandoa
Extra
6#
weeks and not yet paid.
"
117hC
(quar.)—$1.25
5#
prior pfd, (quar.)—___
:
$1.25
Snyder Tool & Engineering (quar.)
10c
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)
170c
Sorg Paper, common (increased)——
25c
5'/2# preferred (quar.)—
$l.Sff
Southeastern
Public
Service
(quar.)__.
17%C
Southeastern
Telephone
22Vic
iScuthern California Water, com. (increased)
20c
Extra
Silex
(quar.)
3-30
10c
4- 2
3-15
3-
3-15
40c
Safety
American Snuff Co.,
Co.—
&
Below
1
2
to be
directors' proposal
a 2-for-i basis.
Angeles) (quar.)—
(Los
——
preferred
(quar.)
York Corrugating (quar.)___
a
split the com. on
A
4V2#
5-
15c
meeting
a
Cable
Corp.,
$1.10
at
vote
$6'/4C
20c
class
3-15
3-15
Sanitary—
Standard
American
$1.25
<quar.)_——.
Ltd.,
—
Lead
Acme
income—
net
$1.25
$3V<c
(quar.)i—
George 1,
1
B
American
4-
24c
American
3- 6
6-11
3-12
3-12
4-16
7- 2
4- 2
62%c
Chemical, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Re-Insurance
3-14
4-
CO;
9
(quar.)
Common
Corp.—
—
1
3-
(increased)
Radiator
American
3-13
3-16
3-15
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
4-13
37Vic
37l'„c
' 25;
15c
series)__
<quar.i
preferred
3-15
44-
30c,
$2
50c
40c
$1-50
5c
t27c
Stationery
&
3-19
3-
$1
Co.
'.
;
$4 preferred
-
1 quar.i——
Tablet
Common
'
from
B
Western
Stock
Common
Inc.—
Stockholders
•
3-
Inc.—
income——
net
&
distribution
to
Fund,
from
Stever.s
held
3-15
$5
liquidating
3even-Up
Class
3-30
Cement—
Seaboard Air Line RR.
,
__——
(increased)
distribution
A
(inc.-quar.)
(quar.>
Portland
Scudder Stevens
A
5#
Class B
3-15
3-20
4- 2
4-27
62 '/2C
Optical
Phenolic
American Potash &
4-12
3-19
3-29
$i
quar.i
Gas—
Western
dends
(quar.)——
3angamo Electric
Natural
convertible preferred (1952
preferred (1955 series)
Plywcod, class A
(s-a)
5#
3
3-16
3-19
4-
3-15
25c
$1.25
22c
22c
22'2c
25c
37'/2c
J15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
San Diego Gas & Elec., common
4.40#
preferred (quar.)_.l4.50# preferred
(quar.)__
3cudder
3-
2
3-30
(N, Y.)—
Co.
Telephone, common
5#
Initial
3-15
(inkial
preferred
(quar.i
4- 2
5- 1
3 2)
$2
£1.75
—
1st pfd.
Ry., 7#
American
American
4-14
50c
40c
50c
25c
(increased quar.)
Co.
News
America
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
Co.
Meter
American
Holdert
When
Per
snare
1 accum.)—
Maryland
Western
30c
Insurance
American
Sangamo,
2
3-22
I2V2C
Quarterly
5#
4-
2nd
5
$0.5542
___
Rochester
3-
A
Western
40c
Co.
Rochester
3-15
25c
87'/^c
IS1.50
(quar.)—
common
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6# pfd.
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
43,a% preferred A < initial»
Hitter
3-29
20c
14c
Quaker City Life Insurance
R
Class
3-30
3c
iincreased)
Gas
preferred
3-15
1
35c
.
(quar.)__—
Pyle-National Co., common
8#
2
4-10
31 Vic
-
_—
Providence
4-
(One
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
Company
Name of
3-io
3
Surety
~
dividend
Stock
9
5-
10c
iquar.)
__—
Progress Laundry
Extra
<quar. i—.".
—
pfd.
Co., 5#
Electric
President
.
Tools
Electric
3-
62VSjC
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.).
RR.
Plough, Inc. (quar.)—
Polypiastex United, class
Fortiand Transit
(quar.)
of
common
stock for each nine held).
Western Insurance Securities—
Wesifcr.i
3-16
1
3-24
..
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
iVM..
17'/2c
$2.50
$2
20c
7'/2c
.
Petroleum
Philadelphia & Trenton
Pittsburgh Fairfax Corp
Portable
4-
<JJ
Transportation Co.—
Philadelphia Suburban
Pioneer
tuyuuie
25c
5c
<quar.)
Publishing
Permian
When
Suare
-
Per
Holden
Per
"
Name of Company
Pcnton
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1238)
3-15
3-15
3-16
4-
2
3-15
2-29
3-27
3-27
2-27
33-
2
1
4- 2
3-10
3-26
3-
2
"
Volume
183
Number 5515
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1239)
Per
*
Name of
Company
7%
preferred
(stock
div.)
Bendlx
Quebec
Mines,
Aviation
Beneficial
Bensonhursr.
1
3-15
3-
f50c
4-16
foe
Bank
3-15
1
3-31
4
3-15
(s-a;_,
Beryllium
Corp.
Bessemer
3-15
J
Limestone &
Cement,
(quar.)
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
lbc
;
3-5'
3-15
15c
A
3-15
2-29
50c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Bethlehem Steel, 7% preferred
Bibb Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Biltmore Hats Ltd., ccmmcn
3-12
50c
com.
4-
3-
'
2
.
Blue
3-15
Bohack
3-12
4-
3-
2
2-14
3-31
3-19
75c
(quar.)_
7
3-31
3-15
3-
'
Class
!_
Stores
&
(quar.)__.
3-16
Canadian
6-30
6-15
Canadian Ice Machine
Class A
(quar.)_
3-15
4-
3-
2
:
Club
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., 3V2 % preferred (quar.)_
Albany RR
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)_____
5
Canadian
Marconi
3-14
3-
5
Canadian
4-
2
3-19
$2
3-31
2-29
$1
4-
3-
2
9
4V2%
preferred
Brazilian
Traction
Light &
Co.,
com.
preferred
6-16
'
-10-
1
9-16
,
4-
2
3-15
23c
LLz-
common
(quar.)
Brass
3-
9
3-
9
3-
3V»%
American
Bank
British
American Oil
British-American
Co.'
Note,
Ltd.
7
Old.
3-
Ltd.—
3-
Taunton
B
Class
A
B
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)_
3-
3
$$1.19
7
3-
7
5%
3
3-
7
Central
4-
3
4-
$53c
"■
3-
3
4-
$62c
class A
3
4-
Y.)
3
3-
7
3-
7
?;
2-29
'
(quar.)
$37 Vac
3-15
5c
(s-a)
3-30
3-16
3-30
3-16
15c
common——.
(quar.)
.
(increased)
_____.1L
.____
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
Burroughs
(J.
Bush
P.)
&
(quar.)
Terminal
7c
4V2 %
Bymart-Tintair,
Financial
Calaveras
of
5%
&
redeemable
(quar.)__
Electric
Pacific
5%
5%
Power,
Ink
Co.
(quar.).
5.40%
preferred
preferred
Calumet
.$4.75
&
Camden
(quar.)_!
$2.50
preferred
Campbell
Soup
Canada
Cement,
Canada
Crushed
6%
preferred
Canada
$4.25
Canada
Canada
Class
Foundries
&
3-14
$30C
;•
3-15
4-
'
3-
2
!"
30c
4Va'%
2-29
4%-
2
3-
9
4.25%
3-12
3-
2
4.92%
33-
3-
'
Central
1
Indiana
Central
3-13
3-
1
•
4-30
4-
9
*
7-
9
4.60%
10-
9
3-15
2-29
4-
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4.65%
4-
2
3-15
4.75%
3-12
2-17
Century
2
8%
(quar.)_
Class
B
preferred
Century
2
3-15
4-
1
3-
1
3-15
3-
4-
3-12
3-30
Certain-Teed
1
3-
1
Chamberlin
4-16
3-
2
3-
2
3-
2
3-
7
4-
1
Co.
of
3-15
3-15
3-
32-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
3-15
$32 V2c
'
3-21
3-20
2
4-
3-
3
2
20 -
1
(quar.)__
Stock
.
4-
2
3-15
$3
2
3-15
Chicago
$2Cc
4-
2
3-15
$37 V2c
3-15
2-29
$37 V2c
4-
2
2
3-15
*
:
(s-a)
3-15
3-15
2-15
$75c
4-
2
2-29
$75c
4-
2
2-29
(quar.)——
Coivtinental
Continental
Baking,
3-10
$1.50
4-
2
3-10
3-13
3-
$1.04
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$5.50
New
common
preferred
4-
2
New
2
60c
7%
3-31
Copper
3-
0
5-
1
4-
e
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-23 i
4-
2
3-23
4-
2
3-2'J
3-14
3- 2
3-15
3-1
3-15
4'/a%
3-20
preferred
Life
Continental
Insurance
3-20
3-
10c
75c
7>/2C
50c
New
Continental
Continental
Steel
Telephone,
3-15
3-
2
4-
1
3-
9
4-
2
5%
Cook
3-12
8
Oil
preferred
Coffee
3-12
Coos
2-20
4-
4-
2
3-15
3-15
L
5c
4-
2
t20c
4-
2
3-1L
4-
2
3- 2
4-
2
4-
2
3-
ii
3-
2
3-15
4-15
3-30
Bay
——
—
(quar.)
Electric,
A
6
3-27
4-
r
3-20
Quarterly
7-
1
6-20
4-
1
3-20
Cowles
—_
7-
1
6-20
Craftsman
3-
1
Craig
1
4-
6
Craln
75c
3-27
3-
6
Crane
$1.50
3-29
3-12
3-31
25c
3-15
Crestmont
4-20
3-16
Crossett
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-14
10%
75c
Crown
$1
Oil
3-23
Crucible
30c
3-15
3-
Crum
2
&
Cuban
67 Vic
3-31
3-12
15c
3-15
3-
5
$1.53
3-16
3-
2
$1.75
3-16
3-
2
75c
3-13
2-20
$1
3-27
3-
$110
$1.75
9
3-14
2-27
4-
3-20
2
6-15
1
7-27
3-14
2-21
3-15
2-2 A
3-12
2-27
3-15
3-
30c
3-15
2-15
25c
3-15
2-15
25c
$1
3-15
3-
1
A
3-30
3-11
4-
3-10
2
3-15
3-
5
fc
t
$1.31 Va
4-15
3-25
3-30
3-15
3-29
3-14
9-
1
8-2C
8-
I
11-15
11-
1
25c
3-30
3-1.4
3-30
3-25
5-
1
—
—
3-31
3-
9
50c
3-26
3-
5
93 %c
—
3-20
tl5c
3-15
2-25
4c
(quar.)
3-30
3-
E
3-15
10c
(quar.)_
5-
1
4-If:
IOC
A
5-
1
4-14
4-
2
international—
25C
A
&
Steel
Seal Co.,
Co.
Forster,
Cummins Engine
Cunningham
8-15
10c
—__
5-15
$2.50
of
Inc.,
8%
3-
C
$2 pfd, (quar.)
50c
3-15
2-15
(increased)
75c
3-30
3-
$2
3-31
3-15
3-tG
America
preferred
—
(quar,)
I
Sugar
Stores
Clothing, common
preferred (quar.)
Companies
(quar.)
2
7-
2
9-28
9-14
25c
>-—
(quar.)
Drug
4-
$1.75
$1.75
3-15
3-
5
40 c
3-20
3-
5
12 VaC
4-
1
3-15
11.12 Vi
4-
1
3-1L
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Curtis
2
8-
$2.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4>/2 %
7-
100%
3-
—
common
class
American
Curlee
$1.13
f $1.30
10c
7%
7%
3-15
3-15
3-
—-—
7%
RR.—
7
1
1
3-23
(quar.)
Cork
3-31
3-
3-31
4-
4-
3-23
(quar.)
(quar.).—
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Crown Cork
25c
5
0
$2.50
B
Class
3-
20c
Realty
Co.,
Class
3-15
3-
37 VaC
—
preferred
20c
2
3-15
3-15
30c
——
Company,
50c
4-
10c
Insurance—
Systems, lnc
(R. L.j, Ltd
334%
2-27
20c
(quar.)
Chemical
5-
3-10
3-15
——'—
(quar.)
Life
Common
3-20
1
1
(quar.)__
Quarterly
$1.50
3-10
4-
4-
$1.62 Va
(quar.)
common
preferred
Petroleum
87V2C
3-1C
25c
series
87 Vac
3-30
50c
—
pfd.
lnc
4-
.
25c
50c
(increased).
common
—.—
Cosmopolitan
»
3-15
75c
(quar.)
Extra
Coro,
3-31
50c
(quar.)—
Cornell-Dubilier
1
—
div.)_
.quar.)
Co.
3-15
(s-ai
(stock
quar.)
Corp., 6'/2%
Lumber-
$1
——
Y.)
(Peter)
4-
of
—
3-10
3-12
4-
50c
——___w__——
Cooper-Bessemer
Cosden
common—
(initial
common
$5.25
$1.12 Va
(quar.)——
2
3-26
4-25
23c
(Ont.)
<N.
5
••
quar.)—
53c
$1.12
(quar,)—
:——
Insurance
Continental
—
7
5
Industries—
(quar.)—————_
Continental
1
25c
•_
...
Steel
(quar.)
2-24
—
approval
3-
3-
15c
(quar.)
com.
—
preferred
3-
3-12
—
3-15
3-15
93 %c
Corp.,
Gin Co., common
Va %
$1.50
(quar.)_
3-31
45c
(quar.)_
&
3-15
3-24
_!
Securities,
40c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
3-14
i
12c
-__
convertible preferred
preferred
!)
$1.37 Va
—
Quarterly
4
___
quar.)
Commercial
Continental
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(initial
preferred
conv.
Continental
3-20
—~—
Chicago, South Shore & Sound Bend
Quarterly
1
Chicago Towel Co., common
Christiana
I
3-
3-20
3-
Co.—
common
$3.75
3-20
4-
7 V2C
(quar.)
Equipment
on
a
quarterly basis
(initial
1
2
3-15
12 V2c
—
<quar.)_
Can
Cosmopolitan
Chrysler Corp.
.1
Chile Copper
(increased)
,
Air
Continental
2
6c
12 Vac
preference
now
4-
4-
$1.13
(quar.)
3-10
2
'
£1
«■ i
$1.12%
(quar.)—.
'
4-
87 VaC
3-10
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
7%
2-15
$29V4c
dividend
Railway
Common
3-10
4-
conv
1
33-
$1.04
-
Lines, (quar.);
Assurance ? (Chicago)
10c
(quar.)
.
:
preferred
Continental
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3V2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quiftcy RR. Co
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.i
•Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com. (quar.)
4-
$50c
(s-a)
preferred
3-
2
2
Co.—
preferred
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
44-
75c
—
(Toronto)
$4.50
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
Gas
Power
100%
$6
1
1
28c
$4.52
(
Co.—
(quar.)
:
A
5c
Continental
$1.18
subject to the
preferred
4-
5
2
(quar.)
of Virginia—
$4
4-30
3-
1
9
i
9-
12-
16c
3-15
3
—
preferred
6-
9-15
12-15
,
18%c
——1
3-10
4-
$4
6-15
$38c
$1.50
(s-a)
2
2
(quar.)—
Exchange Bank (quar.)
Unadilla Telephone
9
1
3-15
Chesapeake Industries
V
1
t
at
(quar.)
4-
4-
Corn
dividend
3-
3-
10c
(quar.)_——
3-31
22 VaC
Stock
3-15
3-15
changed
(quar.)
preferred
Cooper
&
'
Stores—
35c
3-
3-
4-
-
3-28
preferred
X
'
4
3-
3-21
$4.16
3-26
3-31
1
Consumer
3-16
4-
stockholders
1
4-
Consumers
3-16
4-
4'/2 %
6-
2-20
'
$3.50
(quar.)_
3-16
3-31
3-31
40c
Chesapeake Corp.
-
B
3-31
10c
Utilities
Inc., common
$1.23
—_
(quar.)_:
Fibre
:
6-15
3-31
c
Consolidated Television & Radio Broadcasters,
75c
Chenango
,
2-29
3-30
2
$1.12 V2
1
75c
3-16
2
Gas
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—__———„
Chemical
1
3-25
4-
$1.12'/a
3-
4-
(quar.)______
Chattanooga Gas
5
3-15
3-23
$2
America
&
x
50c
issue being called
plus this dividend
414% preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Rock Products
Chance Vought Aircraft———:__—_—Charleston' Transit (quar. >
k
Charmin
Paper Mills
(quar.)
_;
7
4-
65c
$1.15
preferred
(quar.)_i_
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)—-—
7
4-
3-12
81.16
$4.50
9
4-
3-12
3-12
25C
iquar.)—
Mills (quar.)
Trust—
Champion Paper
P
4-
$1.15
_____
Products
(entire
Rendering
$1.18%
_____
(quar.)—
Electric
pfd.
(we believe)
Retail
—
> common
1st
$103
Service—
(quar.)
3-
40c
20c
(quar. )__„
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Century Ribbon
Century Shares
4-
-
2-20
3-15
75c
_:
Consolidated
2
______
<quar.)_
preferred
A
2-21
Ltd.—
(initial-quar.)
A
preferred
3-15
2
25c
Common
Class
Public
preferred
4-
Malting Co. Ltd.—
Packers
Vermont
4.15%
$1.06 Vt
Assurance
(quar.)
4%%' preferred
(quar.)_
Central Steel & Wire Co
Central
-
6%
3-15
.
30c
(quar.)
(name
.
(initial)
Consolidated
2
$1
preferred (quar.)__I
preferred '(quar,)——
preferred (quar.)—^
3-31
3-m
$1.25
>
(quar.)
Consolidated
$1.06 V*
conv.
2-21
2
10c
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
8
2
;—
—
4.75%
4-20
4-
1
45c
——
8
4-
(quar.)
3-15
3-
2-23
6c
(s-a)
Engineering
Class
—
4.60%
7-30
3-24
$1.25
12-
4-
■
:
3-22
3-15
22c
Y.), $5 pfd.
12-
$1.12 V2
—
Power, eommon (quar.)___—
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)_——
3.50%
10-30
Gas
v
1
100%
.__
Electrodynamics)
Consolidated Freightways—
v
Service—
Maine
9
3-13
$1.08%
(quar.)—________
preferred (quar.)—,
,t
9
3-30
v
div.)
(quar.)__
common
12-20
$1.18%
preferred
Central
3-
5-
30c
(stock
—
(N.
Consolidated
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Securities
3-30
15c
—
12-20
$1.25
_____
(quar )
preferred
4-
30c
$$1.50
Ltd.
to
Electric—
(quar.)____—_,
(quar.)
Central Illinois Light, corn, (increased quar.)
3-15
3-30
$1.25
________
preferred
Central Illinois Public
3-20
$$1
Foundries,
Life
Canada
&
1
.
preferred
4.75%
1
B
Gas
preferred
4.50%
$6
1_
Iron
New
5% preferred
Central Hudson
4.35%
2-17
3-15
$45c
20c
(quar.)__
(quar )
Canada
Consol.
6%
Ltd..—
Forgings,
9
8
3-14
$2.50
Dry Ginger Ale, common
preferred (quar.)___
A
9
3-
8
1
37VaC
B
3-
3-20
3-
—
-
Goods)
preferred
9-
1
62 V2c
Flooring Co., Ltd., class
3-20
$1.25
3-15
31 Vi
.___
9-
Co.—
(quar.)
Canada
Canada
(s-a)
(initial)
pref.
$1.25
__________
I'-i
2%
—.—
__—
9-20
3-31
Stone,
Extra
7%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Consolidated Dry
9-20
4-
20c
6V2%
Cut
8
$1.25
27 VaC
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5
3-
3-
2%
(stock div.)
Cement-
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.).
4-
25 c
(ouar.)_______
&
3-
$5
(quar.)—
2-23
27c
com.
3-23
A
25c
!
new
Cigar,
3-20
:
3-31
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Life Insur.
Edison
Consolidated
B
25c
Refrigerating <fc Terminals
Consolidated
preferred
3-26
(quar.i
'5% preferred (s-a)
Campbell (A. S.) Co.,
Consolidated
6
preferred
37'/2c
__.
(quar.)
common
A
9
6
3-20
:
9-20
10-10
$1.37 v2
___-
4-
15C
3-2.?.
9c
(quar.)_
(initial)
4-
50c
3—11;
4-10
53c
!__
—
General
4-30
3
3-1S
1
invest-.
Inc.
4-30
4-
2-27
3-31
4-
t37c
60c
$20c
3-
3-31
i
25c
(quar.)
from
Light & Power
Inc., 40 cents pfd.
5%
63c
(quar.)___
Hecla,
preferred
1
2-27
$5
Connecticut
Connohio,
5%
$$1.12 V2
$$1.12'/a
.___.
<quar.)__
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)—_
Calif.-Western States Life Insur.
4-
3-31
t38c
25c
—
(quar.)__:
convertible
$1.75
—
2-27
Co.—
Conrac, lnc
3-10
t$l
common
9
3-
$$1.25
(quar.)__
Utilities,
preferred
9
3-
1
6
t37c
Mew common
1
3-28
$5c
pfd.
3-
4-
4-
7 Dc
-
^
Common
50C
(s-a)
$2.50
3-26
4-1C
4-13
$5
(s-a)
-4
Connecticut
{
9
60C
4%
California
11-15
9
1
12 V2c
,
preferred
8-15
11-15
11-30
6-
20c
Timber—.
preferred (quar.)—;.
4V2%
preferred (quar.)—
8-31
11-30
;
3-10
1
1
$1.25
capital gains)
(Louisville) —
Service
Congoleum-Nairn,
6-
3-15
(quar.);
Land
8-15
6-20
9
Water
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
;
6-20
28 VaC
preferred
8-31
$1.12 Va
,,
Quarterly
5-16
12 Vac
(quar.)
/
$1.25
1
15c
(resumed)
com.
5-16
1
55-
3iy4c
;
preferred (quar.)__
Nast Publications
(quar.)
Confederation Life Association (Toroutc)
2-29
5-31
4-
13c
;
Insurance
dividend
$1.25
Canal-
(quar.)__
& Co.,
Calgary & Edmonton. Ltd.
Calgary Power, Ltd.—
Calif.
A
15c
(increased quar.)
com.
preferred
Byllesby (H. M.)
Calif.
preferred
Class
sh.
3-15
5-31
2-
6834c
—_______
(quar.)
convertible
$1.25
4-
Randolph for each share held
Butler's Inc.,
5%
B
31V4C
one
3-12
3-12
2
3-
62 Vic
(7c
from
2c
Public
Stock
5%
(quar.)__
3-14
10c
of
2
3-30
3-
3-29
;
;
Conde
(quar.)
4-
7V2C
•_
Co
distribution
4-
3-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Community
(quar.)
Bros.—
Stock
CIT
preferred
28 >/8C
common
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Butler
3-14
$25c
common,, (quar.)—
(quar.)
$11C
__
4Vi%
Bush
2
$25c
25C
Sons
3-
4-
40c
—
Investments, Ltd
Central Cold Storage
(quar.)_
Central Foundry
(quar.
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
$15c
com
(quar.)
Co.,
Mfg.
2
3-15
$12c
_
(quar.)
Edison
Compo Shoe Machinery,
$1.75
Canada
115c
,
A
2
1st
B
$15c
—_
—
Dry Dock, Ltd.
5
3-
5V2%
preferred A
3'C V
__________
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burrard
3-
3-15
3-14
25c
Solvents
Commonwealth
s
v
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-16
$12c
5%
30c
Burns & Co.,
5
5%
30c
(quar.)
3-
3-15
1
3-31
5c
5%
15c
$1.25
(resumed)
Battery
Life
3-15
3 — a).
7'/2c-
1
3-10
4-10
25c
1
Building Products Ltd. (quar.)
Buffalo-Eclipse (increased quar.).!
Watch
Commonwealth
3-
17 VaC
;
*
Burgess
2-10
3-19
IOC
Distillers Corp., com.
(quar.)__—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., com
Mills,
Co.
and
3-10
3-13
1
20c
_____
preferred
Bullard
ment income
1
25c
._
,
Erown-Forman
Line
8
4-
62VaC
(quar.)
Bigelow <ouar.)____
Pipe
3-
4-
95c
(quar.)
3-30
4-
(quar.)
preferred
:5%
Corp.,-
preferred
Commonwealth Investment
10c
_
5%
Glass, common (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Boro Gas (quar.)i
Brooks Brothers,
Celotex
*
Commonwealth
3-15
4-
3-it
(quar.)
(monthly)
Stamping
3-15
$2
3-19
3-30
3-12
25c
Shearing &
3-12
75c
2
87'/2c
(quar.)—
4-
93 %C
3-19
4-
3-1K
25c
common
Credit
Commercial
2
53VsC
.__
preferred
(quar.)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
Semi-annual
4
'
3-12
4-
10c
3-31
12 Vic
2nd
4-
$$1
____
Iron,
Commercial
40c
Corp. of America, com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
4Va%
7%
Brockway
Bulova
Ceianese
2
5-
&
3-26
$1.121/2
40c
(quar.)
B
Fuel
3-29
50c
.___
3-19
1
Amer.
com.
1
90c
(quar.)
15c
„__
of
5%
3-20
+13c
Class
fi
$1
(quar.)_
25c
-(quar.)
1
3-
$1.75
preferred A (quar.)—
5Va% preferred B (quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas, com.
3-12
$25c
2
Co,
Stone
40c
A
2
4-
.;
20c
class
3-
,
.
3- 2
3-15
(quar.)—
Commercial
Corp.—
Ltd.,
3-15
(interim)
com.
65c
—
3-20
30c
5%
3-12
quar.)
Products,
Colorado
3-12
(quar.)
3-
9
2
2
.
x
3
$1.12%
(quar.)_
Power,
(monthly)
Preferred
9
2
L
;
4-
$1.12 V2
Central
Common-
3-
redemption
plus this
(quar.)
Co.,
Insurance
Colonial Sand &
pre¬
(quar.)
Ltd..
3-
Gas—
preferred
Food
Class
6-11
Colonial Life
share
per
—
General
4-
$98c
(initial
Cooke,
4-2
4-
$56c
<N.
&
Catelli
2-24
2VaC
Buckeye
for
&
preferred
3-14
4-
common
3-15
5%
2
3-23
4-
(J. I.) Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Caspers Tip Plate (quar.)—
Castle
3-20
2
4-
$$1
(quar.)
4-
7V2%
$5 preferred
$105
Class
(interim)—
Corp.
4%
called
:
&
4-13
1
5
3- 5
$$2
Case
1
Electric Ltd.—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Packers
Ltd.,
British Industries
Bruck
Co.,
common
4-
$21'A c
.
preferred (quar.)___________
preferred
(quar.)
——,
&
at
pfd.
Extra
dep.
4%
preferred
(quarJ
4'/2% preferred
(quar.)
6%
New
3-15
3-12
f33c
.__
(quar.)
4% %
Brown
'
3-15
2
3-
$$1.25
(increased)
3%% 1st preferred (quar.)—
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.—
2
3-15
4-
J94c
1
$3.80
20
conv.
Carnation
3-12
3-31
c-
93 %C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Tobacco,- American
British Columbia
-
,'.!' 3-15
30c
__
preferred
British
Brockton
March
Carriers
(increased)-..;.
Co.,
3-30
3-22
5c
Assurance
5%
3-9
3-30
40c
American
receipts
3-30
$28%
British
Final
3-16 y
90c
_.
3-15
3-15
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
Carborundum Co.
(quar.)__
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
3-16
3-31
33c
(quar.)___:
Bristol-Myers
3-31
40c
(quar.)__
Plastics Corp
Bristol
3-20
35c
(quar.)
+25c
Colorado
__________
preferred
Mfg.
1
5
2-20
issue
(qi'.ar.)___
(quar.)—
Bottling (N. Y.) (quar.)—
4V* %• preferred (quar.)__
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)___
3-30
3-
2-15
(entire
6-21
50c
Coleman Co.,
4-14
3-15
$S1
1st
2-17
2
Coca-Cola
,
7 "
1 Va %
;
3-15
3-30
2-24 ?
3-14
7-
Illuminating—
preferred
3-30
3-20
$2.60
56'AC
pref.
Brillo
3-
2nd
Peabody
4-14
3-15
on
62'/2C
.
(quar.)
Brinks, Inc. (quar.)____—
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (increased)
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd.—
Brilhart
3-20
4%
Cluett,
3-15
15c
$1.50
common
(quar.):
Molybdenum
$$9
(quar.).
4Vi%
$1,25
—;
—
preferred
1st
$6c
dividend)
Capital City Products
Capitol Records, com.
Ltd.
r._
(quar.)
Bridgeport Gas,
Special
5%
3-17
10c
Bridgeport Brass,
5.28%
Power
1
1
t$1.12i/a
;
4-
7-
+$1.50
(quar.)___
6% preferred (quar.)
Brewer (C.i & Co., Ltd
Stock dividend
4V2%
t$l.121/a
Cleve-Cliffs Iron,
7%
$10c
ferred
f.$1.12'/2
preferred
(quar.)—_—_—
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (quar.)____
3-16
+25c
Co
Refractories, Ltd.,
2-2",
3-17
!
Canadian
3-n
3-1.5
3-15
4-
Lamp Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos. Ltd., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
5%:' preferred (quar.)_
8% preferred (quar.)_
3-1G
3-30
3-30
25c
$27V2c
Motor
2
50c
31VuC
Climax
'
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
3-31
A
3-2C
3-13
Controller
■
2
3
3-31
(quar.)
$4.50
$$2
4-
to 62'/2c.
50c
(Dayton),
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)—
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)__
3-15
4-2-1
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland Electric
$20c
Canadlan-Ingersoll Rand Ltd.
1
4-
2
1
an-
5%
pre¬
..
3-15
Brantford
Cordage, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
9
3-15
4-
Ry.
Clark
8
3-
2
$12 Vac
3-
87y2c
Brach
3-
4-
Co., Ltd.—
3-15
20c
Boston &
5%
Hydrocarbons
50c
+.
2
3-31
dividend
3-15
2-10
5-
62 V2c
the
Holder*
2
3-12
60c
__—
amended
payment from
6%
Ltd.—
!__________________i_____L
__i
3-31
$1.37 l/a 4
—____
Corp
4-
(quar.)
have
4-
nouncement of Jan. 24 and increased the
City
2-29
$25c
of
Products
Directors
2-29
3
$15c
class
25c
Brass
Book-of-the-Month
4V2%
4V2%
B
$1.37 >/2
City
-
2-29
4-
$18c
25c
50c
-
shares
Securities,
25C
C.), common..;;
prior preferred (quar.)
3-15
3
Extra
General
pfd.
When
Payable of Rex
$1.75
1
$50c
General Investments, Ltd
Canadian
—
3-
4-
Canadian General
Electric, Ltd. (increased)_
Canadian General Insurance
(annual)
5
4%
Electric,
Cities
2-29
$43%C
(Dunsmuir),
(six
Share
$1
3-15
$31VtC
(quar )__,
Collieries
dividend
Canadian
3-17
15c
'
2
3-15
ferred—$1 par—one share each of series
A to F preferred for each share of
common
held)
3-16
62'/2c
(North Carolina)
Stock
1
3-15
preferred
Canadian
'
1
30c
.
_____
Aluminum
Bond
3-
$1.0614
_____
(H.
5V2%
Bohn
3-23
3-15
3-23
$1.18%
_
Tobacco, 6% preferred
Corp. (quar.)_
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-15
3-30
35C
(quar.)__
4-
4-16
$37 Vac
(quar.)—
Ceianese, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)__
$1.75
&
(quar.)
..
Canadian
3-23
9-14
12-14
t$l
Canadian Canners Ltd.
2-23
3-21
25c
com.
Diamond
Blue Ridge Insurance
con v.
2
4-15
1
$75c
1
tlOc
10-
1-2-57
$50c
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-
$1
6-15
$$1.10
Breweries
4-
—
4.25% preferred (quar.)___
Blaw-Knox
Co.
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughiin
(quar.)
Bros.
$1.25
3-15
3
$10c
35c
(quar.)
:__.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec. Co.—
Bloch
•
2
7-
Gas
Service
Co.
(quar.)_
City Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)
City Investing, 5V2% preferred (quar.)_.—
3-15
4-
$10c
—
$1.75
(quar.)
Preferred
(
-
Per
Name of Company
____
B
Canadian
1
t25c
Black & Decker Mfg. (quar.)
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc.,
Class
2
$10c
;
Special
Special
50c
Bergstrom Paper, class
4-
$10c
i.
;
Canada Safeway,
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Canada Wire & Cable, class A
.
Holdert
Cincinnati
__i_,
.
Special
3-10
3-31
When
Payable of Rec.
$75c
^Special
2-15
60c
25c
—__
Share
Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Increased
3-15
(s-a)
Company
Canada Permanent
3-30
17V2c
Ltd.
Per
Name of
3-30
5-1
(quar.)_^_.
National
5-
(7/12ths of 1%)
(quar.)
Finance
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
tl7'/2c
Belding Hemingway (quar.)
Bell
Telephone
(Canada)
Belleterre
When
Share
Beldlng-Corticelli, 7% pfd. (quar.)
15
—
10c
3-20
6-15
3-
C
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, March 12, 1956
...
IP
V'-
Curtis
Publishing,
$4
$7
3-30
3-
2
7%
1
3-
2
Empire
$1.75
4-
1
3-
2
Equity
Fund
Pittsburgh
Corp.,
A
(quar.)
Class
A
———
.——
_ii__———D. W. G. Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Mills
pfd. (quar.)--—
Iron, 5%
33Va
each
preferred
preferred
com.
5
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
4-
5
Fafnir
3- 8
7-
Steel
Chemical
Motor
"T"
3-
9
Glen
20c
3-12
3-
1
Glenmore
Insurance
Dixie
3-
9
3-31
3-
9
Ferro
2-29
Fcrrv
Cap & Set Screw
3-
9
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.)_i__
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance
2
3-19
New
6-15
6-
5
12-15
12-
5
3-31
New
Dominion
Common
4V2%
7%
9
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-20
8-
1
Financial Industrial Fund,
3-20
3-
1
Fire
4-16
4-10
3-15
3-
15c
-
2-24
3-15
2-29
$4
Ltd.,
preference
Dominion
9
9
25c
3-31
3-21
3-12
3-
4-
3-16
Dover
Dow Chemical
Ltd.,
Co.
$17 Vic
4-16
$25c
4-25
4-
$25c
3-15
2-17
___
;
common
7%
pfd.
Ltd.,
Driver-Harris
60c
Film
2-24
4-
2
3-31
4-13
$3
3-23
Friden
U.
Co.
S.
3-17
3-
7
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-21
621/2
3-
3-15
C
1
40c
(quar.)_
3-12
2-27
50c
A.
(quar.)
3-12
2-27
B.)
I,)
de Nemours,
3-15
3-
25c
4-
1
3-15
3-14
2-28
5
$1.50
(interim)
com.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
87'/2c
4-25
4-10
2
3-15
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
4-
2 "
3-15
Gabriel
Gair
Dunham (C.
5%
Duquesne Light Co.,
$2.10
preferred
4.20%
c
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-19
3- 9
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
5%
c
4-
1
3-
5
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)_.
517/ec
4-
1
3-
5
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
467/8C
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
4%
preferred (quar.)__
5c
Duval Sulphur &
Eason
Of.
Co.
50c
511/4 c
(quar.)
Potash
,
Quarterly
Sullivan
East
Tennessee
5.20%
5.20%
Gas,
$7
pfd.
$7
A
Eaton
/.
$2
pfd..
Baler
Trust,
El
Stores,
(Increased
Natural
6
3-
9
50c
5-
1
4-
6
4-
2
3-
9
3-21
3-
4-
2
3-
5
4-
2
3-
5
2
6Va%
.
pfd.
(quar.)
common
&
Builders
convertible
(quar.)
~
&
.
Abrasives
(quar.)
Watch
3-
1
$30c
1
Green
4-
1
3-
1
$$1.37
4-
1
3-
1
25C
3-15
3-
10c
4-
2
4-
2
3-16
1
15c
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-
9
5c
4-
2
3-
8
5c
3-31
31V4C
(quar.)
Grinnell
9
15c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
(stock div.)„
common
com.
Gulf
(quar.)—
General
Dry
Batteries
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
9
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
3-30
3-15
3-
5-10
$4.44
3-16
Amer.
ordinary
dep. receipts
Finance
General
Foods
4Va%
(interim)—
20c
Flreproofing
General
General
Corp.
50c
Industries,
Printing (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
._
preferred
2-24
General Railway & Signal
General Realty & Utilities
2
2-24
General
3-15
General Securities.
Refractories
Shoe Corp.
(Minn.)
Ltd.,
5-
1
4-
1
4-
common
40c
3-31
3333-
3-30
3-20
3-28
3-
3-16
2-29
100%
2
3-23
3-
8
9
45C
3-30
3-20
$10c
5-15
4-16
5-
„
4-28
3-15
3-15
2-15
3-22
3-
1
5%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
common
Paper,
common
Class
Y.)
(N.
Bank
(quar.)___
(stock divi.)—
6%
preferred
Carpets.
(quar.)
Ltd
Corp.,
Harnishchfeger
—
com.
3-15
2-27
$2
3-29
3-16
3-30
3-19
62'/a
I
c
4-
2
3-19
62'/a c
4-
2
3-19
1
4-
3-31
3-
9
Harris-Seybold
53 VsC
4-
1
3-
9
preferred
(quar.)
55c
4-
1
3-
9
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)—
59%C
4-
1
3-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harrisburg Steel (quar.)
Harshaw Chemical, new com.
General Telephone Co.
$2.37V2
General
$2.50
preferred
Telephone
preferred
$$1.25
1
of Illinois—
59 %c
4-
1
3-15
Hart,
preferred
-
62 Vac
4-
2
3-15
(2nd issue)
—
Hastings
to
Mfg.
—
(initial)
(stock dividend)—
stockholders' approval)
Schaffner &
Hawaiian
of Indiana—
(quar.)
5%
(Subject
(quar.)__
Co.
40c
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-20
2-20
2-20
2-20
3-12
5- 1
.
3-12
3-12
6-12
9-10
6-1
5-1
t25c
J20c
4- 1
4- 1
3-23
3-15
3-15
3- 9
3-12
3-15
50c
20c
3-28
4- 2
$$1.25
5-15
5- 4
25c
35c
3-22
3- 2
3- 2
2-20
50c
2V2%
3-30
3-15
3-15
3-15
4-2
4- 2
4-30
3-13
3-13
4- 2
3-31
$1.50
tl5c
40c
$1.25
45c
50c
4-20
4- 2
4- 1
4- 1
3-30
4- 2
4- 8
3-15
3-20
3-20
3-15
3- 9
25c
3-12
2-29
25%
7V2c
15c
4-16
3-15
3-14
4- 3
3- 5
3- 7
$1
(increased)-—37V2C
Winkle Munning
Corp.,
(quar.)_
$1.05
$1.10
$1.11
$1.12Me
9
9
9
1
2
3-9
3-9
4-12
3- 2
3- 2
3-18
3-15
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
(quar.)
common
40c
4- 1
3-15
3- 9
2-29
4-14
2-17
2-17
5-18
8-17
3-15
2-20
(quar.)
B
Hanover
Hanson-Van
preferred
(quar.)
3- 6
3-20
S1.06V4
62V2c
50c
50c
Telephone
preferred
3-20
15c
12'/2c
12V2C
50c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.16
$1.12V£
4.25%
5%-
General
50c
preferred
Harding
(quar.)
33333-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
41/4%
preferred
(quar.)
Hammond Organ, 5%
preferred (s-a)
Hanna (M. A.) Co., class A (quar.)
9
4-
—-
(increased quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
—
conv.
4V2%
1
60c
Mfg.
Hammermill
1
3-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hamilton Watch,
9
3-15
Co.
Cotton,
4%
3-19
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-20
3-15
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
common
-
Hamilton
2
3-15
3-29
Well Cementing Co.—
Oil
Hamilton
2
5-
Ltd.,
(quar.)
F.) Printing
(W.
Haloid
9
15c
(stock dividend)—
(Increased-quar.)
Wares,
3-
(quar.)
Quarterly
2-16
50c
(quar.)
General Steel Castings
Steel
1
20c
(Increased quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
4-
3-10
50c
$1.18%
'
common
(quar.)
2-24
2-29
60c
Cement
Equipment,
3-
3-20
3-15
$1.25
(initial)
(quar.)_
Portland
3-31
*
A
Halliburton
5
93 %c
Corp., new common
Precision
General
'T
Hall
2-10
3-
4-18
3- 1
4- 3
*60c
Brass,
Class
2-23
3-15
$1.25
(quar.
General
3-15
3-15
12C
r
Hahn
1
$1.25
1
common
&
General
3-
—
Quarterly
2-28
3-15
85c
(quar.)
preferred
4-17
35c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
(quar.)
preferred
—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of
General Electric, Ltd.—
General
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—1
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
4-10
4-25
&
preferred
$4.40
1
15c
50c
*.
(quar.)——
preferred
$4.20
3-16
55c
;
(quar.)
Co
9
3-
25c
.1
Crude Oil
3-
1
15c
—
1
Mobile
$5
$5
5
4-
Insurance
Ohio RR., common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
————$5 preferred
(quar.)J—.—
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%
pfd. (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, common (quar.)
Gulf,
3-16
25c
pfd. (100 par) (quar.)
preferred (20 par) (quar.)
preferred
3-18
4-
Life
preferred
conv.
5- 1
3-16
Corp.—
Gulf
3-16
$1.25
Finance
(quar.)_
Interstate Gas, common (quar.)
60c
3-23
2
Consumer
Guardian
i
(quar.)
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft
3-23
3-31
4-
(quar.)
Products
Corp.
Store
Grocery
*
3-10
3-10 ;
3-15
4-18
25c
$1.06Vi
$1.25
75c
20c
(quar.)__
& Die
Tap
41- 2
4- 2
3-30'
5- 1
50c
■
Greyhound Corp., com. (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (1954 series)—;
3-16
2-23
1-31
3-15
3-10
25c
50c
:
Copper
Wire, Ltd
(B.)
Greenfield
3- 1
3-19
3-15
4- 2
4- 2
15c
(quar.)
Cananea
Greening
3- 1
3-15
25c
L.)
(H.
Greene
3-30'
$1.10
62%c
fl2V^c
30c
30c
-
$1.75
25c
50c
(initial quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
4-
common
3-15
25c
30c
common
preferred
5
3-
—
4-
25c
Elizabethtown Water (increased quar.)
2nd preferred
3-
3-30
(quar.)
common
4.40%
I__II_IIIII
(quar.)
quarterly
5 %
3-26
Sugar,
preferred (quar.)
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick
$1.12'/a
3-15
Elizabeth town Consolidated Gas-
5%
3-15
(quar.)
6%
2-29
14c
3-31
Corp.
Western
7%
$$1.25
5%
General
quar.)_
3-15
Ry.
Northern
Year-end
2%
3-20
9
3-31
(quar.)
com.
Northern Paper,
Great
Cigar,
General Contract,
4-
3-15
Western
2
3-
3-12
3-
3-
2-15
$3.75
2
3-31
3-15
$5 preferred
4-
1
40c
_
(Texas),
$31 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4.40% pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
West Coal Co.. Ltd., class A (quar.)__
2
25c
2-15
3-30
2-15;
3-15
3-15
—
(quar.)__
preferred B
Great
33-
2
2-29
50c
3-15
3-31
3-31
(annua,!)—
—
Paper, Ltd., common
A
Lakes
Great
3-15
2
3-15
31 '/4C
$1.50
f40c
t30c
Great
3-15
3-12
Corp.—
3-15
4-
Motors
3-31
1
4-
4-
Mills, 5%
50c
3-15
2-23
$1
General
4-
3-30
3-15
25c
General
$1.03
2-20
(quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp. Ltd.—
50c
2-24
2
3-16
3 15
com.
(quar.)
American Life Underwriters—
$1.20
3-31
Corp., common (quar.)_
Investors, common——
2nd pfd.
3-12
$1,121/2
4-1
4- 2
20c
—
American Indemnity
Great
1
Candy Corp
1
$1,621/2
93Vic
25c
2-23
2-23
3-8
3- 8
(quar.)
Co.,
T.)
(W.
Class
4-20
$1.08
conv.
General
4-1
Great
28 VB c
4%
General
50c
Great
$1.12Va
4%
General
3-15
■
1
3-
3-12
3-16
3-lfl3- 9
3-16
'
3-29
3-22
3-15
common
preferred
Grant
50c
preferred
Manifold
1
11-
3-31
1
37 Vac
Cable, common
(increased)
1st preferred (quar.)
5%
$1,061/4
11-15
3-29
Storage—
Cold
&
3-23
3-30
5%
General
General
5
1
4-30
10c
tlOc
50c
$1.37V2
Great
(quar.)
Supply,
3-10
3-
1
8-
56v4c
(quar.)—
3-15
45c
Share
(Initial
Corp.
National
Co.,
Co.
3-20
3-20
5-
8-15
3-20
4-10
(Increased quar.)
33/4%
preferred (quar.)—
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)
2-29
5-15
5-15
(quar.)——
City Steel,
5 V2 %
3-15
Warehouse
Trunk
5-18
8-17 *
11-16 *
2-17
5-18
5-18;
8-17
8-17*
11-16;
11-16
2-25
.
t25c
Ltd
Toy,
.
V
.
Granite
3-15
3-15
&
3-15
6-15
4- 1
5- 1
Annual
2
(8c from income and $1
Oil
3-30
4-
4-23
,3-
,,
62>/2c
31'/4C
quar.)
(Initial
common
Grand
3-29
12c
(quar.)
preferred
$25c
.
Auto-Lite
Elliott
General Box
General
3-29
25c
(quar.)
convertible
40c
(quar.)
common
Gas
Bond
Increased
preferred
General American
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.»
Electric
Electrolux
4-
$2
A
;
(quar. I
Electric
Elgin
9
1
3-30
3-
3-31
5c
—
(quar.)
American
5%
3-15
10c
(quar.)—
Acceptance
5%
4-20
10c
.
capital gains)
Power Co., Ltd., com.
General
6%
4-20
10c
(quar.)
General
6-11
9-10
12-10
9-10
6-11
6-11
9-10
9-10
12-10
12-10
3- 1
4-20
.
Extra
25c
& Co., common
preferred
preferred (quar.)i—_-I--——:
$1.50
preferred (quar.)]
——
$1.50
preferred (quar.)_—__——
—
$1.50
8% preferred B (quar.)
—.—
$2
8'/o preferred A (quar.)_;
$2
8% preferred B (quar,$2
8% preferred A (quar.)
$2
8% preferred B (quar.)_:
—
$2
8% preferred A (quar.)
$2
8% preferred B (quar.)—
$2
Grafton & Co., class A
(quar.)
f25c
Class A
—1*25c
Insurance (quar.)—.
Co.— '
&
R.)
6%
Grand
20c
(quar.)
preferred
521/2 c
class
$1
common
Co.,
Electro Refractories
New
3-
5-
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
A.)
Electric
preferred
Paso
(quar.)__I
Ltd.
<.
preferred
$4 12
3-30
$1.75
5c
Ltd.
Ltd.,
(Thomas
Paso
2
60c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
$4.50
3-
^
(Julius)
.
New
2-15
$25c
—
3- 9
3-12
25c
.
4-20
3-26
(quarterly from
Inc.
preferred
preferred
$4.50
1
3-15
3-20
$10c
(quar.)_
5- 1
30c
(quar.)—
preferred
(W.
(quar.)____
com.
preferred A (accum.)_—
5% convertible preferred (accum.)
Grand Rapids Varnish—
.*
Co.—
$1
Bros.
Edison
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
4%%
El
(quar.)II
common
Edgewater Steel (quar.)
Edison
4-
37V2C
(quar.)-
Eddy Paper (irreg.)
Eddy
2
$1.50
Investment
Ecuadorian
2
3-
$1.1572
Paper
Economy
3-20
$1.35
(accum.)__
-
Associates,
Kodak,
1
3-
Steel
preferred
4-
3-28
(accum.)
Eastern Stainless
2-17
3-28
$1.12 »/2
(accum.)
preferred B
3-15
10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
3-15
4-
25c
(accum.),
Economic
3-15
3-15
$20c
common
preferred A
6%
1
1
25c
'
preferred
Eastman
3-16
4-
4-
321/2 c
:
Eastern Sugar
4-16
(quar.)
$6 preferred B
$6
9-27
(quar.)
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asso.,
Eastern States
8-28
15c
(quar.)_
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan
V2%
7-10 '
10-10
321/2 c
com.
(quar.)_.
Lines
Extra
3-69
$15c
Ltd
Natural
preferred
Eastern Air
3-9
4-10
12V2C
Mines.
preferred
3-30
12'/2C
12 '/a c
—-
I
East
3-15
31 V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-31
3-16
v
56Vic
Batteries,
Graham-Paige, 5%
15c
Corp.
Gatineau
4-
4.157e
4.10%
preferred
Duraloy Company
2
realized
from
521/2
(quar.)
2-20
(quar.)
Gas Industries Fund
..
52 »/2 c
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)—
Investors,
conv.
Garrett
45c
(quar.)
2-20
$20c
—
conv.
4 V2 %
5
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2-
12 »/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
International
3-15
$1.25
A.) Co., common
preferred
Dunhill
7V2C
2-24
Co.
Garfinckel
.
5
3-
——
:
50c
42V2c
(quar.)
Mfg.
*
,
3-15
.
E.)
9
3-9
15c
Machine
Realty
(Robert), Inc., com.
4'/2%
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.
1
3-12
"y'rC:'.l
convertible preferred (quar.)_
(R.
4%%
4-10
4-25
4-
20c
Funston
4-
3-
3-15
——
(quar.)„
net Investment income)
25c
$1.12»/a
(initial quar.)
3-22
1
40c
Refining, common (quar.)
(Geo. A.) Co. (quar.)-
Fundamental
Inc.—
(quar.)
3-
2
4-
60c
Frito Co
Fuller
40c
fpartic.)——
Laboratories,
2
4-
$$1.25
Frontier
preferred
Quarterly
(L.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Frigikar Corp.
7
4-
1
r——
,5.
U2j/2c
——
6%
30c
j;
Calculating
Friedman
2. "
35c
(quar.)
Co.
5
3-
$$1.25
(quar.)_
Ltd.
iv
3-
3-27
1
Ltd
Canada,
Auto
3-
3-20
3-9
3-31
67c
3-15
:
2-15
r
4-10-
B
4V2%
2-24
3-15
2-29
Ltd., class A
Government Employees
3-15
2- 9
3- 9
3-15
3-31
2-29
Grace
3-
rl
10%
55c
60c
4-13
2-29
3-15
I
3-15
3-15
3-15
5- 1
3-16
25C
I
:
+$1
3-16
3-
(quar.)
*
:
t50c
2
4-
3-12
3-12
3-15
tl2%jc
2::^
25c
4- 2
4- 2
4- 1
■*-
3-15
3-15
—
(quar,)
/,: 3-15
15c
$1.12V2
$1.50
—
—
——
4-
,
I
(quar.)
pref.
4-
r
r
(Payable in class A stock)
Gould-National
3-
———
i—.___
Four Wheel Drive
Frick
2-27
-
3- 1
——
4%
Class
3-30
(quar.)
of
Co.
3-28
;
.
25c
(quar.)
Common
-.
81V»c
(quar.)__—__
—-—
Fraser Companies,
50c
(quar.)
Foundation
Gorham
,
2-29
3- 1
Co..
Gordon M'acfcay Stores,
50c
Foster-Wheeler
Extra
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Duke Power, new common
7%
3-15
2-27
25c
—
Corrugated Paper (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—:
Wayne
3-28
$1.05
class A
Fostoria Pressed Steel
3-31
2
Laboratories
(Allen
(E.
4-16
4-
$25c
50c
preference
convertible
du Pont
1
25c
participating preferred
Mont
5%
2
3-
,
—
(quar.)
Industries
Drewery's,
4-
$$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
Corp., 4%
Du-Art
1
2
(quar.)
Dairies
Foremost
2-17
$1.18%
——
—
.
(Canada),
B
3-15
15c
(quar.)
common
(initial)
Co.
Motor
Ft.
54-
40c
Dragon Cement
Dresser
4
$121/2 c
__
Co.
Motor
Ford
Class
5
$l
(quar.)—;
preferred
Ford
3-29
5 :
3-
2-29
3-15
30c
(quar.)___
convertible
Foote-Burt
8
3-29
3-
3-15
/
"
Co.—
F.)
(B.
*
3-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased quar.)—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
40c
Food Machinery & Chemical, common
3-22
4-16
Draper Corp
Dravo
3-
4-15
Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
$4.20
1
$35c
Corp., common (quar.)___
fc Rockaway RR.
(s-a)
Dover
Food Fair Stores,
$25c
Co.,
&
Utilities
preferred
3V4%
2
Rubber
dividend
Stock
3-15
2-28 '
3- 1 >
3- 1 V
3-14 1
4- 2
(quar.)—
Sons
&
3- 6
75c
*
—
preferred (quar.)—1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co. (quar.)
CO
1
W.)
6-6
3-2
3-31
3-30
50c
—■—
Brewing, 60c preferred
Goodall
60c
—
(quar.)———.
Light, common—————
•
(quar.)
Paper
4%%
$$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.,
Textile.
Donnacona
Du
3-
3-
4-
(F.
1
2-15
3- 6
1
3-12
:\
,.
4j/2%
3-15
3c
62VaC
(quar.>——
Power
Florida Public
3-25
4-10
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Florida
5
45c
_
2-21
62 Vac
;
Florida Power Corp.
62V2C
(quar.)_
(increased quar.)
Carpet Co,
•
2
2-21
15c
3-15
$20c
&
Stores,(quar.)
4c
$20c
3-14
3-15
CO
4- 2
(quar.)—
—
55c
_
$30c
—
8
quarterly
Co.
Goebel
'
(quar.)
.
Portland Cement—
50c
(quar.)—
Firth
Ltd.
Stores
Tar
Phila
Flagg-Utica Corp., common (quar.)_-—
5% prior preferred (quar.)——
i
Flintkote Co.,- common (quar.)^___
6
35c
(quar,)
Steel & Coal, Ltd
Dominion
of
Association
5
4-
3-
40c
3-
4-15
3-24
40c
''V'
Inc.-*—-
3-16
5c
5
—
Insurance
Falls
Glitsch
3-16
3-
i:
class A (quar.)
America,
2-28
•
7
3-27
3-20
___—12V2c
:
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)______i
(quar.')
B
Falls
Increased
3-15
30C
4- 2
3-20
3-12
15c
25c
2%
15c
——
Distilleries/ class A
Goodrich
(quar.)
3-20
*
preferred
Dominion
of
B
First National
Fund—
(quar.)—
Glass Co.,
Co.
Class
3-30
—
4-
5c
45c
10c
12V2c
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
40c
Finance
3-15
(quar.)
4-28
50c
$1.10
quar.)
& Steel Ltd.—
3-1
100%
(stock div.)
quar.)_—__—
25c
quar.)
3-15
,
10c
(N. Y.)— --•
!
New common (initial quar.)——
Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field & Co.—
3-
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
$1
Ltd,
Foundries
Dominion
(initial
50c
_
Glens
Trust
8-21
—
(increased
Glens
1
11c
12 '/2c
(quar.):
•.♦Class
3-
40c
-
—
3-23
•
;—
quar.)—.
12%c
Crucible
Co.
Dominion Corset,
3-26 >
1-31
3-15
Glidden
4-18
—
(Joseph)
Dobeckmun
4-
1
3-12
3-27
6-27
3-14
4-15
4-15
3-31
(quar.)
H.) Co.
(P.
Alden
1
X
1
Ltd.—
Products
Glatfelter
40c
common
Fiduciary
3-19
(quar.)
Dept. Stores
common
(initial
20c
(quar.)
Mines,
(Calif.), com. (stock dlv.)
preferred B (quar.)
conv.
Gladden
4-16
37 Vac
Corp.
4-
6%
5
3-15
1
Co*
Gold
44444-
$15c
Mfg.
15c
(quar.)
Electric
3-31
25c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
Dixon
Pacific
Given
17c
(initial) —
Cement
Machine
Gisholt
50c
(quar.)
National Mortgage Assoc.
Federal
2
Federated
Cup
5%
(quar.)
Co.
2
_
:
Ltd
Mines,
Refrigerator
3-30
(quar.)
Inc.
Shops,
2
$lVaC
3-22
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
Quarterly
15c
Bake
—
Federal Screw Works
-
.,
Gibson
3-
(quar.)
9
20c
Aluminum
Dixie
3-13
3-12
5c
Ltd.
3-13
2
4-
9
(quar.)
Stock
Growth
2
4-
______—
3-
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagram's
4-
4- 2
(Interim)
3-22
9
10c
(Quarterly from net Investment income)
3-13
3-26
■
i
2
56V4C
——
—
4-
Preferred
62'/2C
preferred (quar.)
Yellowknife
25c
Federal
62 >/2c
Car
Portland
Giant
3
50c
(quar.)
$1.50
(increased
Giant
3-
(quar.)
Mascot
25c
Rubber
3-
(quar.)
Diamond Alkali, 440%
2-23
3-15
$5 preferred
3-
3-31
62 '/2c
Arts
3-13
$5
$4.92
Giant
3-15
$1.07
—
2-23
3-26
3-31
$2c
(s-a)
3-10
2-29
62 Vac
$1.14
pfd.
2
3-13
3-31
Farrell-Birmingham
3
3-
3-31
92'/2c
Foundry-—
Products
Detroit
Distillers
4-
4-
3-30
37 Vac
3-
2%
(quar.)
10c
—
3-15
3- 1
3-22
$1.25
$1.15
$1.23
$1.25
common
$4.60 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
37 Vac
5-31
2
preferred
$37VaC
Federal
4-30
5%
3-15
4- 1
3-22
Georgia Power,
60c
(quar.)
Federal
!
3-16
2-29
(quar.)
Faultless
40c
2
Plywood,
IOC
——
(Canada), Ltd.
Famous Players
3-12
(quar.)
Di-Noc
Diversified
preferred B
4-
3-12
3-31
of Wisconsin—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)—
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)_
6
3-
—
& Realty (quar.)
Corp.,. common
Diana Stores
3-2
3-28
25c
—
Motors—
Ry.
Georgia-Pacific
3-16
52c
$1.12 V2
25c
(quar.)
preferred
50c
45c <
preferred
Diamond
4-2
3-15
1
2
40c
(quar.)
$1
Brass
&
Harvester:
Steel
5'%
6
Co.
Finance, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
4Va%
3-
$1.20
Mortgage
Detroit
3-15
3-15
12 >/2C
Western RR
Iron
Gray
Detroit
Detroit
Family
1
Edison
Detroit
3-15
1-
3-
preferred
$4.50
3-15
3-15
Pennsylvania—
of
General Telephone Co.
4-
25c
——_——_______
Fairmont
25C
preferred (s-a)
Aluminum
Detroit
2-27
4-
3-15
12 '/2C
(quar.)_——-—
Extra
3-15
1
4-
9
(quar.)_
Bearing
(The)
3-31
4-
11-
;—
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grande
$2y2-$3'/2
6%
3-
Fair
1
preferred (quar.)—_—____________—
Ewa Plantation
$$1
—
Transit, $2,/2-$3,/2
Denver
3-14
4-16
preferred (quar.).,
Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Detroit
5%
3-14
2
1
12-
3-15
4- 2
4- 2
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
$2.10
8-10
9-
$1.25
4- 1
;
Ohio—
(qvar.)_
preferred
General
8-10
1
9-
$1.40
9
$1.25
__
Inc., common——————:
3-20
& St. Louis
shares held)
(increased) —
Chicago
Y.,
for
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Delnite
2
(Partial distribution of one
N.
stock
Denver Rio
44-
$1
(increased quar.)_—
Lackawanna & Western RR.—
3.70%
4.56%
Eversharp,
3-15
—
Delaware Power & Light,
4.28%
5
87'/2C
from
Stock dividend
,
7
3-
$75c
(7c from net investment inc.
realized security profits) —
Delaware Fund
4%
12-
3-24
$1.25
Delaware & Hudson Co.
4.20%
12-28
,3-
preferred
60c
31 'Ac
35c
(quar.)
Telephone of
$1.25
2-29
3-12
3-30
$1.25
——__
(quar.)
prefererd A
preferred A
3-16
87V2c
(quar.)-—————-i.
Ero Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_
__
75c
common
of
$5
933/4C
——
Dayton & Michigan RR., com. (s-a) ———
8% preferred (quar.)—.
De Ha villa nd Aircraft (Canada), class A—
com.
$5
7
12V2C
(quar.)—.
common
Dayton Malleable
share
$5 preferred A (quar.)
7
9-
——--
.
Delaware,
7
6-
5c
preferred A (quar.)„—
Darling (L. A.) Co. (increased)—
David A Pre re, Ltd., class A (quar.)
5'/ac
3-
6-28
9-28
20c
(quar.)
3%%
and
3-28
3-
3-30
37V2C
gtd. (quar.)
(quar.)—————
RR.,
common
£0c
<quar.»
Deere & Co.,
Railroad,
—
Class
■
<fe
50c
(quar.)——..;..—--->
Extra
Erie
Erie
preferred
General
3-15
9c
Holder*
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40
1
40c
20c
(quar.)
A
Dana Corp.,
2
7
3-15
2
4-
$1.75
——
50c
A
River
3-
3-
50c
Class
Class
Dan
3-15
3-28
.
—
General
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
3-15
3-31
When
Per
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
35c
common—
—„—
55c
—
(increased) —
common
preferred (quar.)
District Electric,
60c
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
Curtiss-Wright
1
1
4-
—
'i-4-—
(quar,):
(quar.)———
preferred
54-
$1
—
(quar.)
_—_
(quar.)
Electric Mfg., common
Emerson
75c
20c
common
preferred
prior
Extra
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
oj Company
Holder»
When
Per
Name
Marx
Co
Agricultural
(Continued
on page
52)
,
I
Volume 183
Number 5515
/
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1241)
17
/
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
«»
DAILY RANGE 3F PRICES
YEARLY RANGE
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
SALE PRICES
Mmntt for rrarlm
107
-
3
111
6
-39% Feb ,10
106% Jan
24
109% Feb
7
13% Feb
9
14% Jan
9
>ABC
62 % Jan
23
67% Jan
3
ACF
Aug 25
53
18
79
Aug 25
20
S 30% Feb
25% Nov
30
22% Jan
Jun
1
12 '/a Oct
34% Sep
3
21
14
130
4
Mar 15
157
Dec
170
28
29 /■
117
7
6
8
14% Jan
36% Feb
9
136
Feb
Jan
27
20
3% Jan
9
3
26
11
209 % Jan
3
326
Jun
170
Jun
20% Jan
24
31
..
27
122
July 12
85
Mar
7% Jan
,
;
Jan
30
Jan
4
14 % Jan
7
117
Nov
151
26
Mar
Jan
23
114% Jan
11
Jan
6
20% Aug 26
20
19
•
Jan
3
34
'; Dec
22
122% July
35% Mar
117
40
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
7
61 % Oct
27
133% Dec
110
98
2 % Nov
23% Jan
18
.33% Feb
9
51
11
95% Mar
13
65
15
11
Sep
Feb
Sep
Allen
May
1
14
70
Oct
20% Jan
74% Mar
*.
24
142
Feb
10
124 /
Mar
35% Jan
19
*
82
Feb
14
99% Feb
9
3
37
6
Jan
38% Jan
98% Mar
-
120
6
Jan
Jan
91% Feb
23
71% Feb
14
79
Jan
6
29% Jun
8
22% Feb
9
25
Feb
29
139% Jun
13
110% Feb
14
120% Feb
29
6
16
36
Feb
1
U0
-27% Mar 15
Jan
6
33% Jan
Nov
Nov 21
22% Mar 30
,42% Dec
66
Mar
16% Jan
-
14
107-% Sep
Jan
27% Mar-
•
72
6
Jan
103
14
12
Jan
34
19
-
39 '% Jan
104
Jan
3
36
31
Feb
108
8
Jan
31
70% Jan
•
3
9
9
21 y4 Mar
8
23
A Jan
4'%%
9
p
109% Mar
conv
'-6%
"<■ *24
•;•
'
Amer
7
%
4%
Brake
-90'%
110%
Corp
Co
10
convertible
No par
preferred
___100
22%
22%
22%
23
♦114%
117
117
21 Va
9 J/4
9%
9
333/4
120
33%
33%
V/116%
.
116 Va
17%
34
24%
34%
17 y4
17%
17%
113%
115%
24%
24 J/4
:
24Va
/:
•'
35
-i',! 35 J/2
54
•
54 »/4
: *95J/2
V 72'A
*95 J/2
69%
69%
./ *137
146
*115
119
37%
93%
24%
53%
96 J/2
"
^
33 "
V
*146
122,
.
54
/v
53'%
73%
74
36%
37 '/a
36%
37
927/a
92%
94%
lll»/2
112'/a
111%
115%
;
'
113%
3 '/a
3%
*3 J/4
3%
3 J/4
*36
39
♦35
*28%
29
*28 J/4
29
*28%
29
106 y4
107
106'/4
73
105
28%
72>/2
24%
24%
24>/4
24%
118%
118%
*116/
119%
."35%
35%
*
"29
*104
.
*35
/
120
31,200
3'/a
2,400
38%
28'%
28'%
200
108%
110 y2
24,600
72'%
24%
73
24%
/
24 3%
1,400
119
35%
"
35%
50,800
117 y4* 118
♦104
35'%
106
♦104
400
35'%
2,100
106
50
'
28%
*28y8
68
*66
20%
19%
20%
42%* *43%
-•-108% • 108'%
43%
43%
20% '
•115%
106
68
'70%
28,000
'
35'/2
28%
-
500
5,900
98%
"
35%
J 105
104
"
24%'
20,400
3 7'/a
3%
107
72'A
72
74%
154
121
116
38%
73y4
■
200..,
94%
3%
39
107%
1
'A
6,800
3o'%
"
*36
x73%
54'%
96
123
92 '/a
"
V 1,700
*146
'V
7,000
.300 ;
351%/'*
*95
122
700
24%
34%
96% *
154
•
17 J/s
117
*24'%'
'
35
'•
''
90
.42,m.;
120
17 J/a
114%
73
145-
92
35%
78,000
35 J/4
•116%
114%
J:
:;*
119
"■
34%
120 %■:
*116%
114
??%
112%
24%
5'%
*17
115
37 '
118%
100
100
155
106 :,/a
347/8
2,500
500
109%
24'/2
*68
8%
213/a
85
/
*219
'-74%
-
118'%
**"
•" 85
28%.;
107%
73
21%
21 y8
,<•*84
2o,l00
85
117
21%
85
38
28l/2
"
*114%
21J/4
6,700
74
*145
69%
^
10
3%:
500
*138
113
31/4
com__2
com
22%
~
*38
1,300
162
'
"
92%
*155
3%
-*84
96%
*
162
155
96%
38%"
23,200
'
*213
,
*115
1,200
41%
155 V4
*145
96y2
50--*
Shoe
*155
21,200
13
40%
155 J/4
151%'
155
' "
v
13
40%
300
1,200
19%
3%
54 %r
50
common
160
19
13%
40 Va
150
,
373%-
♦12%
40l/a
9
53%"
70 y4"
19%
6,200
3i%
137
500
*24%'
"!/35.%'
148
19
•
*
25
31%
135
*145
54%
119
■
24%
32
*219
35%
69%
25
135
x22V4
-
53%
'*95%
*115'
24%
*31%
135
7,300
2,900
"
3%
V'
35%
*138
32
,150
*-*114%
- -
.
31%
3%
9 y2
114
24%
—
31%
lpi/4
'
114%
200
31%
3%
»
400
14%
155
*116%
17%
17 '%•
77
14%
500
V
x33 !
34'/4
120
113y2
iT:..l'
preferred
American Bosch Arma
9%
*219
♦148
preferred—^—lOO'*** *d03'/4
American Bank Note
,
43% Mar, 7,
24
cum
.
9%
33%
American Airlines common.
1
3y2% convertible preferred.—.100 " "'
American Bakeries Co com
No par**
26
:*
151,
*17
Amerada Petroleum
Corp__r_No par" *
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
7
87
500
*116'%
.
14
May 31
32
2
14% Jan
Sep
21'%
*219
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)—T—1
9
116'%
,
7*3%
♦73
14%
13%
150
'/
3%
♦73
76
14%
32
*155-
85%
10"-—
convereble preferred
160
21%
Limited—No par
Amalgamated Leather, Co com
.1
110% Mar' 9
160
74%
*72
133
39%
i-
148
116%
Aluminium
6%
40
148
*83
pi*eferred___100
9
11
Jan
convertible
39%
V
-
X21%
,
100
...
9
3
162
145
-No
4.08%
39'%
147
•.-
*72
25
*31%
133-
-
13,200
100
32
24%
32
♦116%)
;
common..No par
Alpha Portland Cement.
Aluminum Co of America.
3
10
Nov
a
23
134
42%
108
14%
■3iy4
;
•
42%
103
72%
14%
22%
;•
>
24%
*31%
v
'■
32 Vb
V
42%
108
76
*72
15%
134
v
72%
75
22%
No par
Co
73%
:.*•
3%
1
.;
9,700
3%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20',
3y4% convertible preferred_„_100 -
9,
13
-
•_
66-,a
22%
1
•,
66
18%
85
9'/a
.
30
30
i *
•
9
3% Jan
23
>
Mar
Kid
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
27
37% Jan
13
28'/a Jan
< 4
Allied
^
65%
13
21'/4
Dye
7,700
65
22 'A
100
\
Chemical &
14%
!-,—..3»%
No par
t-Allied
"
3
91% Jan
31
100.
97% Jan
23
4
,*'
14
13%
liey4
'
14%
19
5
conv
14%
14
.64%
-
13%
100
common..
14%
65
13%
65%
32
,.
Shares
42%
♦106%
14%
'
*
the Week
Mar. 9
42%
73%
-
Friday
107%
18%
*154
4ale* for
sdiv
Mar. 8
41%
19 Va
!—100
common
preferred
Industries Inc
Allied
*
30
102
65
2
Jan
,*
•
,35% Jan. 12
*56% Jan
Feb
•
;
27,
105% Jun
100
-
Jail
9
23
Jan
'
Oct
%
Mar
-
3% Mar 29
39
30% Nov
20
•
V
13
;
5
117
-
.1
147
„
1
common...
134
39 Va
100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp new.l
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
8
113
23
88
Inc
19
No par
series
preferred A
prior preferred
$4
12
131
'
23
119% Sep
J7
82
Jan
Apr
41
16
Jan
•
160% Apr
134% Apr
6
Sep 26
25% Jan
14
•
81 y. Apr
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
34
106% Feb
30
July 22
63% Jun
Inc
4%%
..
9
18% Jan
16%Jan^7
6
25% D;C
1951
Alleghany Corp
5
IV41
93
pfd
*'32
,
Tuu
107%
13%,-13%
,,
5'%%
135
*130
PRICES
'•
42%
*72
v>5%
*31%
,
—1
7% preferred
,
Aldens
...
.
104
—_No par
sale
Mar. 7
100 y2
13%
*
32%
-
24%
-
*
■} '. 15'%
32
-
,
1
High
Wednesday
6
64%
-
73'%
,
15
Vicksburg Ry___
100
.Alaska Juneau Gold Mining....,..10
23% Feb
88% Jan 23
9 % Mar
6
23
10
49
*106%
73>/4
73
;
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13%; i '
73'/4
•
2.50
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Alco ^Products
117 % Jan
5
\
Alabama &
3
Mar 14
4.50%
.
,
low and
Tuesday
109
12%
■
;
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Air Reduction Inc common
i
4% Feb
Jan
called...
Corp.
Aeroquip Corp i—:—
.
23 % Jan
116
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
Jan
TV* Jan
3
23
;50
Stores
•
65%'.'*,65%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_.10
Feb
20% Jan
V
preferred
Steel
+
,
42'% "
*107
> —
Admiral
;
155% Mar
160
:
Express Co
Aaams-Millis Corp.:—
41% Mar
9
156
common
Adams
.
13
5
Aug
4
3
22
Jan
5%
Mar -9
22 Va Jan
D°C
8
137
12% Feb
26% Mar 30
11
Acme
6'
Jan
»
ACF-Wrigley
9
;
42
100
;
25
6
V*-
(
Mar. 5
5
common
preferred
'
Monday
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5%
5
V
•;
_i
24
32% Jan
19
f
.
pax
preferred
73 V2 Feb
24
Jan
6
18% Mar
15% Aug 24
21
27% Mar 14
Jan
108
41 % Dec
107
109% Jan,
31% Jan
9
155
2% Nov
20
Dec
30% Jan
,
Vending Corp..—:—...
17% Jan
23
77% Jan
Jan
4%
32% Jan!
25 y8 Mar
13
19
17% Oct
76
8
35% Sep
20 y4 Nov
18 .<
13
14% Mar
6
„
21% Oct
80
14
70% Feb
30
70% Feb
Sep" 19
23%
7% Mar 23
25% Jan
-
-
•
.
STOCK
-.Abbott Laboratories
8
1
71
Jan
42% Mar
27
18
YORK
EXCHANGE
Feb
46% Jan
-
NEW
;■
Highest
,16% Jan
19
Jan
Lowest
48% Jan
28
Jan
13
Range Sinofc Jan. 1
Highest
37% Oct
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year1955
Lowest
r
♦107%
V
-28J/2
28
66
66
*66
68
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
.20%
21'A.
43%
43%
43J/4*
43%
43%
108%
110
27%
68
109 V2
/ 108 Vi
28%
108 J/4
108
28'%
1,900
30
91,400
43%
9,700
108'%
2,000
'
Amer
22 % Jan
18
18% Jan
17
6% Oct
11
33% July 15
21 % Mar
8
9% Jan
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan
47
7
48
140
106
44
Apr
4
Mar 15
43% Feb
14
47% Jan
43% Ma.r
9
American
Chain
&
67
Jan
5
American
Chicle
Co
27% Feb
21
32 % Jan
18
American
Nov
17
•
9
46% Mar
32% Jan
3
34
1
Jan
4
100
•
Feb
14
17
69% Dec
22
Jan
23
',72% Mar
109 % Sep
135% Dec
8
176
Jan
27
188 '
21
126
Jan
24
143% Mar
61
-
Feb
52% Jan
31
59% Jan
13%* Jan
18
17% Mar
42% Dec
19
54
29
Sep
39
3
40 % Sep
22
20% Sep 22
12% Aug 17 r—16
Mar 30
Jan
7
1
3% Nov
21
28 i-. Nov
65
11
21
Jan
17,
Jan.: 6
.
96% Jan
26
52% Dec
130
Dec
5% Apr
37 '■
17% Jan
10
13% Jan
23
47% Jan
Jan
4
Nov
'
33% Jan
84'% Jan
11% Jan
60y8 Mar
30
Aug
2
16% Nov
15
99
Jan
9
13% Jan
20
9 '*■
35
:
Jan
9
-
-"6%
/
.
11% Jan ..,5
100y2 Alar „2
7
17% Dec
21
18% Dec
2
16% Feb
17
17% Jan
107% Feb
4
103 % Jan
10
106y2 Feb
21
24'% Jan
20
■&%
Sep
23% Oct
11
35% Apr
7
88% Nov
18
94 % Jan
6
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
45% Jan
5
104
Oct
25
20% Mar 14
90
:
Jan
3
v,
15% Mar
9 V
28% Mar
9
92
10
39%,' Mar
9
16
56% Jan
20
66% Mar
6
Sep
13
104 '% Jan
31% Sep
1
68% Sep
108
25% Mar
24
106
Jan
453^
4t>'%
42%
43%
4,900
57
56%
573/4
6,300
28%
33
33
♦96
98
28
10
33
*97
|33
99
20
1
5
SS
28
Jan
16
2
30
50
No par
preferred
Jun
30
28
Jan
27
Jun
17
13% Jan
30
15% Feb
29
4
7% Jan
27
87/s Jan
3
American
60% Sep 23
38'% Apr 11
53% Mar
55% Jan
12
28% Feb
6
6
27
67
Jan
6
21% Mar 14
170
Jun
111% Dec
27% Jun
35% Feb
7
179 Y2 Jan
7% May 25
29 % Jan
6
9% Jan
37% Feb
3
50% Jan
72% Apr
58% Sep
U
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
46% Nov
2
172
Apr
5
2
173% Jan
9
_2
7% Jan
42
Jan
10
20
39 V* Jan
19
54
Feb
27
100
Nov
16
89
Feb
29
147% Nov
16
140
Jan
6
172% Jan
13
62% Feb
21
187% July 21
82 % Dec
6
130 % Jan
20
145
8% Oct
27
13
25 % May 17
16% Oct
47
14
31
Std
1%
14% Mar
177
56% Mar
174
Feb
46% Mar
129
American
21
2
7%
84 Va Feb
3
American
Tobacco
145% Jan
27
51% Jan
13
American
3
10
Jan
30
American
29
Jan
17
9
26% Mar
1
14
22
9
American Zinc
6
83
Aug 26
65
6
72 /
Sep
21
63 y4 Feb
40
Jun
20
36
Feb
8
7
103
* Jan
Mar
6%
5V2%
80'% Mar
6
Anaconda
14
8
Anaconda
Wire &
Anchor
Sep
7
110
Mar
38% Feb
Jan
23
12
•
*99%
106
*103%
27%
27%
*91
92
-
593%
>
112
4'/a
58%
59
*109
V.
4
34%
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35%
113'%
110%
11%
101
106
101
15
16%
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106
27%
273/a
91
91 '/a
273/a
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60%
19,900
-
113
3%
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1,200
3%
34%
XllO
11%
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9,300
-
—
111%
6,900
11%
1,900
101
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106
27%
92
'
>15'/a
153/a
800
16%
163%
4,200
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27%
106
283%
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913/4
•
49,500
30
37%
3 7 3%
38'%
38%
38%
39
39%
3,000
63%
V 63%
66%
65%
66'%
66
66%
65%
633,8
25,700
105 %
105'%
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106
25%
26
106
26%
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26%
30
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29
15%
♦15
15%
♦27
143/4
"
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25'%
29
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15
15
106
25%
29
15%
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25%
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15%
103
26
70
7,000
28
15'%
2,200
8%
8%
8%
83%
22,300
61%
61%
61%
7,800
313/4
32
31%
32
4,700
38
38%
393%
39
39 >/4
38'%
39%
383%
39%
1
107'/2
5
38%
108
109'/2
22%
,
23 Va
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7%
177
23%
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8
8
108 '/4
*107'A
108 y4
108 3%
111%
114'%
233%
23 VB
23%
23%
23%
23'%
177
8'%
♦175
7%
177
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8
33%
33
58'%
55%
56%
55%
56%
55'%
171a%
•
171
170
171/2
No par
43%
55
96
com—100
I42.,
14%
5
185 y2
100
54'%
55Vz
99
93
142'%
143%
14 A
186%
186
25
77'/2
139y2
47%
140 %
48%
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9%
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9%
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79
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49
9%
171
44'%
43
129
8
8%
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58
58
55%
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55%
56%
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171'%
171'%
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171'%
610
129
43'%
55
99%
143'%
15
186%.
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139
43%
54'%
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128
433%
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99%
4,900
176
33
32%
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43
129%
8,000
40,900
54
8,600
7,600
170
43
43
44'%
129
•127
129'%
50
43%
7,300
54%
2,000
43%
54
43%
54
1,000
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100
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100
142
141
141%
141'%
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530
*14%
15
15
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184
xl40
78%
138'/4
793%
139
1833%
•
78%
139
1,000
15
15
15'%
1,100
184
184
181 Va
3,200
793%
78
78 3%
15,700
1393%
139%
493%
491%
49%
493/4
503/4
50%
503%
42,700
9%
9%
9'%
9%
9%
9%
93%
4,200
140
1,030
28
*27 '/4
28
*27%
28
*27'/4
28
26 V2
26%:
*25%
26
25%
25%
*25%
26%
*26
26'%
21
25.Smelting—1
21%
21
21'%
21
213%
21
21%
21%
22
13,900
80
78
80'%
773/4
79
78%
79%
79 y.
80'%
70,800
-IZVi
50
Cable
;
42%
i43'2
25
Co
*127
171
8
•175
23%
59
56 Va
,•
176
117
33%
58'%
No par
7%
33 '/4
58 %
series
&
8%
28
*21V*
"70
68%
70
70
70'%
69'%
70'%
70
71
70
70'%
1,450
37%
No par
38
37%
38%
38
38
38%
38'%
38%
38'%
2,500
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
Jan
20
107"
♦105'%
106'%
32% Jan
10
39"
Mar
39
363%
38'%
55% Jan
4
70
Feb
16
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
66
67
65%
66%
65%
36% Dec
1
29% Feb
15
34% Feb
20
Andes Copper Mining
14
33 y2
33'%
33'%
33'%
*33'%
34'%
*103'%
27%
92
1
28.
11%
16%
3
page
111%
15
44% Jan
see
110%
*11%
♦100
58% Dec
3
347/«
16%
19
footnotes
*33'%
15
16%
59
110
.
*99'%
j
11
For
4
101
44% Oct
13% Jan
V
11%.
58%
Common
$4
113
3%
♦143%
15
16%
59'%
1113%
>
112'%
11«%
32% Dec
5
58%
112
4
603%
Co
Mar
12,800
va
8%
common
series
71
36,900
14
60%
Corp
Lead
23-
20%
143/4
32%
Tobacco
Works
Preferred
11%
101
100
Preferred
20'%
14 :,/4 '
60'%
preferred
10
20%
143%
V
31 %
1
4
17% Feb
300
20%
.
83/a
100
6
25% Jan
11%
45 Vi
27
26% Jan
*33%
110
129-44
75 y8 Feb
6
17,200
,
323%
Toi & Tel Co
1
34%
*44J/2
American
29% Aug 16
7,500
44
61 '/4
Co
28% Aug
30y4Jun
14%
32%
Refining
Water
4
115
xl29
43 Vz
1
Jan
58%
110
4'/8
25
23
9
58%
preferred—100
Sumatra
10
20'/a
14'%
58 V\
American
Viscose
"
34%
American Stores
6%
193%
V
173%
8%
Steel Foundries
American
Mar
33 Va
163/4
60%
common
noncumulative
16
45% Jan
*37%
X31%
100
16% Jan
138
'
17%
8%
preferred
Sugar
preferred
43'%
37
57 Vz
16
1%
43%
37
33 'A
59% Jan
6
17
42'%
37
32%
5
American
19
17'%
43
37%
15 y8
10
15
Jan
17%
Co—No par
13
99% Mar
4,700
61'/2
common
Feb
146
•';
4,100
56
403%
20'%
143%
14%
29,300
143%
8 '/4
Smelt & Refg com
Co
55
723/8
205
37 Va
25%
.100
Snuff
55
543%
*198
1,500
■'j 10
37 %-
*105V2
'*
B__No par
44% Feb
6%
142
'
♦36'%
41%
37
19%
713/s
141
500
'
33%
32'%
Safety Razor
American
173%
71
200
140
28'/a
18
60 Vz
preferred
187% Feb
.Jan
33% Mar 30
Sdny
5
52% Jan
103
&
179 V* Jan
10
liy4 Jan
Rad
23% Mar
17%
*36%
16%
*27'%
—
cl
Amer
6
26% Jan
8
Amer
70'%
*192
55%
x4oy2
98
25
Co
Chem
6
125% Jan
18
23
&
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
18
Nov
Potash
3
23
55% Nov
Optical
Amer
6
4
15
American
9
55
*33
5
27
12
Dec
9
Mar
553%
*14%
1
Co
8% Feb
14% Jan
46
40% Jan
117
70 a%
202
55%
28%
33
98
No par
Gas
Co.
59% Feb
46% Jan
30
20% Jan
News
36% Jan
137 lA Jan
64% Jan
Natural
American
3
166 y2 Jan
58% Feb
American
29
69%
♦194
23'%
33
*96
139%
16%
20
Corp
9
32% Feb
13
21
Aug 12
Motors
Feb
22
43% Dec
convertible preferred
Molasses Co
31% Jan 23
56
Feb 21
9
46% Aug 24
131 %
20
21% Feb
16
9
95% Jan
5
61% Mar
5'%%
*28%
'
1,600
62%
-
100
com
American
13% Jan
72
139
14%
*103'%
No par
Products
33
98
142%
16%
No par
American Metal
28'%
33
139%
14%
<
100
Metal
15
27
■••••*99%
100
Machine & Metals
32
Oct
liy2"
2Cy2
11
26 % Oct
110
*90%
17
38
*33'/2
1
com
*28%
*96
"
199
,*194
112
3%' "
;___100
8% Oct
46% Jan
112
1
Amer
4%%
1
56%
10
com
Fdry common..7
Ltd
45%
'
5
Co.
preferred..
Co
*
70 Vb
-
&
24% Mar 16
Mar
70%
71%
*195 ' 203»
140% 143
54%
55%
16%
17%
36%
40 A
*36y2
37
19%
20 /2
14%/ 147/8
10
Power__Nopar
Leather
.
28
10
preferred
10% Jan
.
45'%
42'%
Amer
,
11
8
prior
45/%
•
28 Va
Corp new.l
American Investment Co of 111 new.l
3.90%
21,000
100
Co common
American Mach
46%
45%
45'/a
American International
1
Mar
35% Feb
457/a
56 3/4
noncumulative preferred
5y4%
45'%
41%
convertible preferred.
American Ice
("
3
13
.*
■'45;,/4
45'%
115.Mar,AmericanrHome-Products
13% Dec
103
&
45%
57'%
American Gas & Electric Co
Hide
45%
41%
——
American Export
American & Foreign
American Hawaiian
45%
41'%
Secur—No par
Lines Inc.
40c
American
46%
31,800
57
Co com
Corp
12
40,900
45'%
preferred series C.100
30
500
7%
41%
European
"
203/4
7
57'%
preferred series B.100
Enka
203/4
7'/a
41%
conv
American
26'%
20%
6%
56
conv
American
25%
20%
6'%
44%
'3Va%
8
25%
20%
63%
41%
56y4
Colortype Co
16
25%
♦203%
41'A
American Distilling Co —!
American Encaustic Tiling
7
25'%
20%
6%
4^%
3%%
12
V, 25%
6%
55%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid
■■■r
9
25'%
*20%
6'/4
No par
25
4 % Jan
.
31
16
9
29
25y8
20%
oy4
45Vb
"
No par
Cable
131% Jan
27
15
4'/2%
20% Mar
25
3 % Jan
Mar
preferred
American Crystal Sugar com
-
-15% Jan
23
86
96
;
44% Jan
8
Mar 30
13% Sep
2
3
9
38
105
Mar
35% Jan
1;
7%
6
97'% Jan
*
100% Jan
:
9
1
12.50
common.
23
10
62% Feb
Co
29
56% Dec 27
40
Can
27
15% Jun
3
American
-Feb
44
26
Jan
6
Corp
25 '%
20%.
—,.20
Radio
&
V
25 %
1
common
r.
Cable
54% Feb
12% Jan
Nov
Inc
preferred
38% Jan
11
15
5%
American
6
•
Oct
34
Theatres
,
9
16
33% Dec
27
Mar 14
11
•7V4 Mar
3
33
27% Mar 14
91% Sep
3
20% Jan
14
-Jan
71% May
23% Mar 17
-
27 y8 Jan
9
6% Feb
30
23
20% Jan
•
46% Sep
18
59 % Dec
48 % Nov
24% Jan
3
1
j',
Broadcasting-Paramount
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
No par
21.80
*
*105y2
38%
106%
*105'%
*37
106'%
106
105'%
106%
80
37'%
37
37%
373/a
373%
3,300
66%
66
66'%
66 y8
67
9,800
34'%
33%
33%
►105
1
*33'%
600
■
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STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK
STOCKS
lur' for Previtiij
36
A P
36% Mar
5
Argo
9
27% Mar
5
46 3/4 Feb
9
54% Jan
3
Armco
15
15 3A Feb
7
203/a Mar
9
Armour
11
35 to Apr
28
29 % Jan
18
102 to Apr
19
97% Jan
4
102% Mar
29
14
18% Mar
5
24
Jan
3
9% Feb
17
22
;
7
Jan
28% Feb
3
8% Jan
13
16
30% Jan
Artloom
Arvln
3
Nov
28
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
17% Feb
24
30
Jun
16
273A Jan
10
29% Feb
23
34
113
8
Feb
8
30
Aug 15
106
Jan
23
37% Sep
26to Mar 14
___i
263/4
27 to
263A
52 to
53
52%
27%
52%
263/4
10
18
18%
18%
18%
is jA
Mar
14
35
*
6
5
Carpet
Industries
1
32%
33%
*101%
102 to
18%
18%
1
7%
7%
29%
293/a
29 to
17 to
173/4
17%
29
29%
29%
Inc
Inc
2.50
5.25%
5%
Mar. 9
5%
39 %
39 va
4,800
34 %
3 * 'A
34%
16,000
5%
39%
39
33%
34%
34
25 3A
26%
513%
27
v.
52%
i> hares
5%
39%
5 3/4
25%
1,100
26 '/a
8,900
51%
51 to
51%
52%
19
1
19%
19%
19%
20%
151,900
33%
/
102 %
*18%
//'
32%
33%
•101
22,800
■
V
32%
33 %
33%
12,500
33%
♦101'A
102'A
101 %
101%
*18%
7%
29%'
173A
7
33%
102'A
*101
20
20
7
7%
x29%
293,8 *
19
20
*18%
7%
7%
7%
1
preferred
31 to
31%
107 to
100
/S
107 to
*
31%
;; 29%
29%
29 %
29%
29
17 to
313/4
63
6,000
>r,
171/2
29%"
-
*
*
31 to
31%
106
63
;'W
/
107
'
32%/
31%
106
63
2,700
'
17%
30,500
29%
ji 29%
1,700
32%
1073/4
32%
*107'A
62%
-
30
17%
•
17%
29
"
:
106
62
200
7%
1
17 %
29 to
106
10
19
Goods Corp—
Common
5
*5 to
the Week
Friday
Mar. 8
39
39 to
36%
33%
5
Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Dry
39%
39%
No par
Corp
Co
5 to
Sales for
Tfluisday
•
Ashland
3
Jan
im% Tan
of Illinois
Constable
Associated
104% Feb
36%
Corp
& Co
preferred
Arnold
6
5
25% Apr
35'A
Corp
Steel
$3.75
2
Jan
22
6
Mar 15
12% Jan
53/4
5 to
PRICES
Mar. 7
38 to
5%
SALE
Wednesday
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
6
333A Mar
30
19 to Sep
Oil
HIGH
Mar. 6
No par
Argus Cameras Inc
6
Dec
96 to Aug
CtoJun
Inc
v'
Tuesday
Mar. 5
_5
10
23
37
14
25J/s Mar
26 to Oct
Co
Feb
18
6
Monday
Par
-
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Jan
55 to Dec
May 12
13 to Jan
W Products
5
40
27% Jan
31 to July
3
STOCK
3
5% Mar
18
Jan
5
43to Feb
11
Oct
24to May
4
3
6 to Jan
19
YORK
Monday, March 12, 1956
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lawest
Highest
4 to May
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
LtWMl
..
62%
20,400
'. ■;
109
443
;'
"
62% Feb
1
69
May 27
55
121toJan
18
162
Nov 30
137
Jun
15
62
Aug 11
27 to Dec
13
30
Oct
86% Oct
13
101
41 to Oct
10
63
6
Mar
.
Associates Investment
Co
.10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
68
Jan
23
13
61% Jan
Jan
3
96 to Feb
1
43 to Jan
23
9
153% Mar
59% Feb
'
-
150%
50
149%
152
60%
60%
com—6.50
29
29
100
♦100
102
No par
51
52 :
"/
50
%
149%
15
52% Mar
9
9
35% Jan
5
39% Jan
9
97% Jan
11
99'A Feb
9
61% Feb
13
Dec
68
14 to Jan
9
Atlantic
10
4
Feb
Atlantic
Mar
9
9
Austin
11% Jan
27
11
16% Jan
19
17% Feb
22
23
Jan
20
26% Jan
26
8 to Apr
18
6
Jan
5
7% Feb
24
44% Jan
5
49'A iFeb
24
20
Jan
18
8 to Feb
6
Mar 31
10
6 % Jan
95
5
35% Aug 12
14
10
3
6% Jan 26
14
33 % Jan
24 to Mar 30
Feb
13 % Feb
Mar 24
114
10
30 % Jan
Mar 30
54
>
60%
29 J/4
,•
12*
8
Mar
15% Jan
:
12
14
35 *2 Feb
7
35% Jan
4
113
Feb
100% Jan
5
104% Feb
53% Sep
1
41% Feb
13
48% Jan
3
75% Nov 23
6
65
19
68 % Jan
27
42to Jan
9
Baltimore
29
5
110
Jan
r-V 37%
98%
♦98%
99%
98%
98%
44%
45%
44%
45'A
69%
70%
69%
70y2
693/4
11%
No par
♦17Vs
5
24%
($1.20)
Co
of
Amer
Inc
T)
Gas
Elec
&
Co___No par
100
4%
100
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%
Ohio
100
*104
46%
preferred—100
noncumulative
52% Mar
2
Bangor & Aroostook RR
66% Jan
13
60
Jan
19
64% Jan
6
xJaroer
Oil
15 to Jan
26
19
20'A Jan
23
22
Jan
30
Barker
Brotheis
Jan
July 14
Sep
45
38 to Mar
Jan
6
41% Jan
16
14
54% Jan
9
Bath
Feb
28
19% Jan
6
Bayuk
Beatrice Foods Co
14% Jan
19% Nov 23
17
13
Dec
4% %
10
common
preferred
50
Works
Iron
Corp
—10
Cigars Inc
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
51% Mir
2
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
125 % Mar
1
3%%
conv
103% Jun
13
107to May
105% Jan
26
lbbto Jan 20
4%%
No par
preferred
133
22 to Mar 14
Dec1
38%
2
27% Mar
1
7
37 % Jan
9
Ma:
2
29% Feb
28
23
Beaunit
Mills
"When
12.50
common
prior
preferred
100
issued"
*105%
.2.50
Inc
24
Nov
18
^9% Dec
30
25% Jan
85
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88'/a Jan
9
Jan
16
20% Sep
26
30
July 11
20% Feb
10
24% Jan
3
Jan
3
49
Oct
14
43
Mar
2
47% Jan
26 to Oct
24
34% May
6
27
Feb
15
29% Jan
Beech-Nut
12
Nov
28
17% Jan 25
12% Jan
31
14
Feb
Packing
Belding-Heminway
22
Jan
6
38
30to Jan
17
40
96 to Mar
30% Jan
91
4
Beckman
Beck
Instruments
Shoe
(A
Feb
16
23% Jan
27
27
Jan
Bell
Aircraft
15
28'A Feb
14
33
Jan
Bell
&
18
98
8
Feb
29
101
Jan
Apr
30
4to%
28
preferred
49% Jan
19
58% Jan
18% Jan
30
20% Mar
1% Jan
6
2% Feb
24
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Jan
30
33 % Feb
28
Best
43
Jan
7
1
44% Jan
23
101 to Jan
6
169% Dec
9
145% Feb
9
165% Jan
6
172
Nov
9
168
26
172% Feb
18
Sep
85% Sep
15
158% Sep
13% Jan
7
Jan
56 to
18
74
33 to Oct
24
July
11
40
Dec
Aug 17
31
Mar
25
Jan
50% Mar
Bendlx Aviation
&
2
Bethlehem
7
14
25% Jan
30
6
Bliss
(E
34% Jan
23
37% Mar
1
Bliss
&
3
69% Jan
27
797/e Jan
3
Boeing
Jan
23
29% Feb
21
Bohn Aluminum &
25% Feb
28
Bon Ami Co class A
Aug 23
39% Jan
12
Dec
20
8
3
Jan
3
19% Jun
15 to Mar 14
22
12
'•
Mar
15% Feb
3
12 to Jan
17
12
Borden
11% Jan
3
58 to Feb
14
Jan
43% Nov
29
38% Jan
17
48
95% Sep
12
100 to Nov
15
97% Jan
10
98% Feb
63 to Jan
6
61% Sep
16
54 % Jan
11
57% Mar
5
Class B
10
Mar
6
Stores
Co
3
30
Dec
30
28% Jan
3
64% Sep
19
12 to Nov
2
18% Mar 28
38
Mar 14
51% Oct
19
24
May 10
56% Jan
6
28% Jan
28
95
Aug 11
32
Sep
26
14% Jan
6
82
6
Jan
20% Jan
33
6
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
49 % Dec
19
Mar
43 % Mar
13% Jan
19
1
29% Jan
1
61 to Jan
14% Jan
31
45
Jan
56% July 20
54
Jan
9
24% Jan
23
21% Jan
11
9
88 to Jan
9
99
Sep
34% May 6
100% Apr 25
36% Feb
28% Feb
14
4
32% Jan
17% May 17
111
5
95'A Jan
16
23
14
July 25
100
Edison
&
Feb
10
Jan
16
51% Feb
.
23
57 to Jan
19
Jan
30
23
104% Mar
32% Jan
100
5%
Feb
3
Brown
&
6
Brown
Shoe
Co
27% Aug 17
(The)
13
Bullard
Co
36%
36%
36%-'
37 .;
37%
32
'31%
321/a
31%
32%
32%
32%
28%
13
19
8
Bulova
7
16% Jan
3
78
Dec
8
80
Feb
16
81% Jan
19
27%
28%
1,210
137A
13'A
13%
1,220
16%.
16%
12%
12%
60%
60
47%
47%
100
*98%
■
100
21%
21 to
47%
48
48'A
14%
14%
14%
50
*50%
_5
50%
50%
51 %
50%
50%
*54%
55%
55%
55 %
*541/2
55%
22'A
22%
22
22Vb
*22/8
102%
1013/8
104%
103
30%
*99
101%
30%
30%
101
33%
14%
100%
No par
101
33%
14%
*99%
'
30%
*99
33%
14 %
.
100
33%
14V4
14%
100
26
26%
26%
43%
42%
*100
263/a
42%
43
20%
20%
Co
Inc
92
28%
28%
17
13
100
July 15
64% Feb
7
28 to Mar 14
53 to Dec
59
For
30
footnotes
Feb
see
98
Feb
7
7
64
Jan
31
24
32% Mar|
31% Feb
14
35 % Jan
52% Jan
28
16
30% Jan
21
page
3
93% Feb
62% Feb
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
20
55
Mar
5
11
8
Corp
Inc
80 to
*71
79
33%
33%
16
23%
10%
11
10aA
*27%
*101
100
42 %
1
5%
5
15%
6%
1
preferred
Pacific
Mill*
Ry
29
27%
101%
♦101
42%
6
15 to
6%
41%
'
41%
42
39 3A
♦71
84%
'84%
-
34
34%
.33%
15%
*15to
23iA
23%
24%
24%
24%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
11
27
27
*27
27%
*101
101%
101%
41 to
41%
41%
5%
-5%
14%
15%
6
:
7-
7
42 3/4
42%
42%
39%
39 to
40
5%
6%
.6
7
,
16
17,4§S
300
25,900
7,100
26%
26%
400
101 to
101%
130
42%
5%
15%
6%
42 3A
4,200
10,300
6
15%
33,300
8,200
7
43%
42
42
3/4
12,200
39 to
40
40%
40%
6,300
10,600
16%
16 to
16%
16 to
96
*95
97%
96
96
64
*62 to
64
62%
62%
*31 to
32
*31 to
<
42
140
42%
95%
16%
1013/a
15%
15
*62%
16%
16 to
16%
16%
96
■
96
96.
96
*62 to
64
*62%
€4
32
*31%
32
32 %
32%
32
32
25
33 %
34%
34%
3434
34
34%
34%
34%
No par
54 to
54 %
54 to
54V'2
543A
54%
55
55
-
85%
*15%
27%
2,500
79
*84 to
15%
100
No par
34
*71
34
No par
16%
:
84 %
23%
23%
7
39%
-
23%
15%
6%
41%
39%
79
79
8,600
33,300
*15%
42
5%
X15
15
■«
101%
•
1.80
Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
Canada Southern Ry Co—a
Canadian Breweries Ltd
84%
16
23%
♦71
341/s
16%
22%
*16
5
>
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Campbell W & C Foundry
Cannon
2,200
80 to
No par
common
California Packing
Calumet & Hecla
Canadian
29
81
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
conv
800
283A
81
1
participating preferred
$4.25
28 %
80y2
5
—
Copper &, Zinc
Byers Co (A M)
•
28%
80%
15
Co
Bros
Canada
28%
81%
3
10
31,400
95
*80
3
91% Jan
21%
*93 to
81-
32 3A Jan
25% Jan
20%
94
81
103% Jan
67% Jan
207/8
S4
16
11
17% Jan
20%
93%
33%
30
16
20%
*92
22%
Jan
Feb
7,700
15 3A
Jan
16
3,900
43%
31%
26
y
28'A
42'A
22 to
99
17% Dec
27'A
42%
15%
4
26
27%
42
31 3/4
3
14 to Sep
26%
42%
23
103% Jan
preference.
Burroughs Corp _!
400
26%
15%
Mto Jan 26
3
6,400
101%
22%
24
9
4,500
14%
14
100 %
31%
36 to Feb
17
14%
100'A
15%
11
7% Jan
14%
*99 to
14,600
33%
22%
11 to Feb
40% Mar
14%
100%
31%
101
33%
31%
23
43% Jan
30 3/4
*99
33%
15%
9% Jan
3
30%
101
33%
31%
11
10
30%
♦99
1,403
*22%
33%
23
33%
300
2,100
104
31%
Bush
Jan
30%
101
*103%
223/a
Butler
6% Jan
1043/4
"15%
5
40
♦101%
15%
9
34% Jan
IO21/2
55%
6,200
22
22%
9
14
22%
22
X31%
34% Mar
11
*55
15%
16% Jan
12
4,400
51
55%
22 Mi
22'A
31% Jan
Nov
51%
503/4
55%
21%
•
32%
9
11% Apr
44% Dec
14,900
15%
17
42
'5,500
143/4
1
com
23
6
51 to
14%
*
22% Feb
14
22 to
49 to
14%
22%
15% Feb
Jan
21%
493A
31%
28% Jan
37% Oct
213/4
3,200
28%
29
22
26
56%
23%
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
8
56%
20%
921/4
85%
9
19,000
5
.
preferred
Terminal
6,700
42
*26%
20%
93
20%
"92
30%
*99
33%
85%
13
"
21%
79
Jan
>
14%
85%
6% Jan
100
47%
*85
15% Mar
*98 to
21%
*71
45
100
100
14%
100
9
*98 to
*98%
461/2
100
23
48
21%
second
20
47%
14%
preferred
5 % Feb
47%
46%
4%%
12% Jan
47
21%
3%%
40% Jan
47%
14%
6
15
6,300
46
8
6% Nov
61 %
21
85% Mar
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
60 3/s
57%
77 % Feb
6
60 3A
56%
3
7
60%
57%
8
2% May 17
1,500
60%
57%
83% Feb
10% Jan
12% ' 12%
,16%
573/8
77% Feb
33% Jan
12%"
'
16
57%
22
7%
12%
"•/
57%
Apr 26
Butte
12%
47%
<
16%
3.50
Co
Watch
10,900
13%
57
Jun
Oct
13%
293/8
60%
48
*98%
27 to
*
*
12%
603%
46%
5
12%
60
1.25
28%
*36 to
13'A
16%'
121/4
92
24
28
27%
28
28%
37
y 15%
131/4
;
80
8% Oct
3,500
22,100
27%
27%
♦36
28%
12%
'15%
3
34to Jun
39%
33%
27%
26
16
30
6
50
38
32%
,
I"
12%
Sep
6
7,000
82
26%
15%
76% Jan
Mar 18
200
15%
*81-,
26
5
Burlington Industries Inc
92% Mar
Jan
1,100
1,800
22,100
170y2
15%
15%
100
30% Feb
15% Feb
15
*170
170%
15%
*81
1
20% Jan
23
*170
15%
81%
156%
,12%
Co
1
22% Jan
170%
50'A
*
10
Forge
6
71
1533/4
400
No par
21
4%
50
32%
3,300
common
25% Sep
21 to Aug
12
50
1533A
493/4
152 to i
-
14,100
89,400
27%"- 27%
5
47% Feb
Mar
32 %
18,100
2%
27%
Co
Mar 15
23
32 3A
»
20%
•
27 to
preferred
36% Jan
*32%
37
1
16
20
2%
82%.;:
37%
15
Budd
21% Dec
.v,
813/g
•
57
20%
50%
15%
82
553A
.
to
2%
20
27%
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie
Buffalo
49%
*170
15%
'
56%
2%
33
153%. 154 A;
171
14%
♦81
%
20
2%
27%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
8
.
155 »/4
,»
55
20./
33
-
50%
55%
v
283/a
Bigelow
9
Feb
98
27%
100
3
30
*96
*96
98
28%
.2.50
28% Mar
1
1,300
98
*96
28
4
5
No par
43 % Jan
Feb
98
70,500
No par
23
27
21
12,100
31%
50
23
11
Nov
25%
*30%
37%
Co„
25% Jan
29% Jan
26
24%
31 %
78%
common
38 % Jan
$5
25%
31%
37
2.50
23
3
24%
31%
773A
common
103% Jan
14
25%
70
6,700
78%
3% % preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
94% Feb
2,500
25 to
100
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
4%%
preferred
Bristol-Myers Co
21% Jan
*13%
37
preferred
3
25
133/4
77%
Braniff
3
23
13%
28
RR—
29
19% Jan
13J/a
100
Maine
Feb
91% Jan
13%
-
25
5
July 21
27%
78%
100
30
23
28
773/8
Co
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
95 to July 29
273A
77%
common
43
•
28
28'/a
15
31% Feb
Dec
47% "47%
28
'
1"
34% Jan
15
6,200
47
37
Common
3
-170
*46%
*90
28
preferred
Boston
3
20
4,400
90
22
31%
*
74%
(The)
Boston
14% Jan
293A
90
21%
253/s
31%
170
;
15%
81
29%
200
91
13
-
28
7,700
213A
29%
13
153 %
28
29%
29%
28%
37
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
29
70
28%
28
*27%
28
30
28%
75%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
64
7
% .TMTI
27%
No par
10
Jan
11
28%
106
No par
16
Jan
66% May 3
48 % Apr 29
27%
135
105%
106
*105%
*271/2
*125
125
105%
37
Brass Corp
14
14
1,900
50 3A
51%
*503/4
125
135
105%
75
5
17
30
171
*36%
2.50
29% Jan
Dec
51
51
503A
*125
31%
1
Inc
Co
l
9 to Jan
61
8,600
.36%
10
W) Co
Laughlln
Airplane
9
Bond
9,700
173/8
33 %
(Delaware)
28
26
52%
17%
32%
29% Jan
Co
88 to Mar
29
513/a
173/8
27%
X55
15
80
41
52%
28%
i
*96
80
*40
1,800
17%
32%
JBiaw-Knox
33% Jun
31% Sep
41
66
51%
32%
9
38
20 to Mar 15
*40
2%
9
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
25
40
19%
33% Mar,
-
600
21%
55%
397/b Mar
64% May 18
Nov
600
21%
*21
2 %
*169
21,300
21%
21
553A
.
65'A
65%
65
100
47%
2,400
20'A
10
11
46 3/4
46%
52%
'2%
23
13
Jan
45%
46%
9,200
61%
19%
32% Feb
16% Jan
84
106%
*51%
2%
28% Jan
9
5
35%
112 %
*104
x60%
56%
4
Jan
34%
*1113A
52%
20
22
14% Feb
78
35%
105'A
6i%
2%
1%
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100/
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
18
62,700
112%
47
50
1,400
13,600
15
17%
213/4
31%
50
6 3/8
121%
35%
13
154%
6%
14%
51%
29%
24%
,*
500
1173/4
112%
*104
*46 %
31%
49%
6%
*30
47
24%
154
46%
14%
21%
12%
par
463/8
75,300
61'/8
19%
(Del) com—No
7
V. 122
90
31'A
l
Steel
7
*51%
56%
Best Foods
3
6%A
46 aA
14%
22
98
■i-
62
4
Co
7%
800
65%
1 peso
—:
3,500
«
52
1
Co
100
25%
110
35%
5
Beneficial Finance
11%
'17%
25
21%
24%
*96
113/8
-*17%
90
13
100
113/8
25%
6%
6%
-
5,600
"17%
25
105%
'560
10,600
17%
•s
21
90
21%
1
7
31
29%
*89
22
10
common
72
51%
29
1
Co
71%
65
28%
*28
28%
12
35% July 25
28%
28
71 %f
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106
10
44%
17%
'105%
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Co
98%'
51%
106
29%
38%
98 %-
44%
11%
/
112 »A
46
135
29
32,300
37%
17%
51'A
50%
28%
t
98%
443A
51%
'125
47%
14
Mar 14
50'A
*46
Dec
30
17%
50
59 to Mar
8
50
90
22% Feb
3
41
*
17%
29%
14
2
*39%
41
50%
*89
21%
1
26
22
Apr
20%
1
Oct
1
*20%
20%
100
19% Sep
46
61%
pfd
Corp
Howell
511/4.
61%
38
70%
14%
35%
66i/8
51%
Inc.
4%%
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42 to Apr
101
S)
65 34
18,300
44%
116
112%
1,300
52%
*46%
♦104
473A
52%
*28
Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
23
46%
62
28%
—
35%
1123/4
". 105%'
125
125
100
34%
112%
2,400
101
52
46%
63/B
"104
*100
6%
14%
30
V
7 1/8
1093/4
13,600
i
60%
52
6%
6%
151/8
6 6'A
61%
*20%
41
49%
17%
49%
10
48% Feb
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
39
33 to Jan
48
Corp
6%
47%
51 %
1
46%
14%
101,i
46V4
//•'••
153%
n
29%
98%
*
'«
25%
109% 110 %
105 % 1
66'A
common
46%
18
25
71/8
-
113/8
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60%
■
37%
38
113/s
<
25%
7
6%
6%
110% 110%
15%
"114%
34%
34%
1/112% 112%
-
/
18
25
47
-
11%
*17%
-
7 to
47
13
Corp
11%
11 to
18
24%
7
1
(Thej.Nopar
48 to Nov
30
.,
—No par
common
2,500
*
51%
70
—20
/«;»'; 37%
37%*
60 W
29%
*100
52 to
44%
Wilcox Co
&
51%
38%
4%%
Baltimore
/
52%
44%
pref
62%
151%
151%
149
102
98%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2
12
113 to May
105
18
64% Jan
Jan
Jan
45
Jun
*101
37%'
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
&
'*29%
100
Avco
(B
51%
60%
29%
HO
Canteen
Babbitt
102
6OV2
common
___
prior
Babcock
•100
149%
5
Nichols
Conv
Automatic
RR
/.
series B
$3.75
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Powder
72
8
Line
Refining
Preferred
6
Jan
Oct
Coast
45% Mar
27% Dec
18
City Electric Co
preferred
4%
27
41% Feb
6to Aug 18
99
Atlantic
27
20
16
11% Jan
109
Feb
Mar 21
5to Oct
66
9
48% Mar 31
July 18
16 to Nov
42
101
Mar
40% Sep
6
47 to Mar 14
19
8
30
101 to Apr
38% Sep
10
Mar 17
59 to Mar
34 to May 17
96% Sep
28
60%
29%
150%
60%
29%
'
3
*62 to
.....
'
Common
Preferred
20
62% :.
61 to
-
260
.
20
300
34%
35%
73,100
*54%
553A
400
;
Volume 183
Number 5515
..
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1243)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
Ran re for Previous
Lowest
6
30 Va Mar 14
;
25 'A Oct
112
10
11
Jan
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22% Jan
Mar 15
Lowest
42 'A Dec:
.
38% Sep
21
18
38% Mar
8
31 Va Jan
41V2 Feb
-
23
29
Feb
5
121
Mar
26 Va Jan
3
;23
23
27
Mar
a
29
i £2% Mar
7 04% Feb 18
1
2
.51% Jan
20% Jan
57
4
7
45
12
May 16
102% Feb
8
19% Nov
10
114 % Nov
15y8 Mur
127% Aug
61% Dac.
3
105 Vi May
5
104;
3
26-% Jan
55% Jan
5
,18% Feb
10
116
3
5,
*
6
21% Jan
3
130 /
July 20
21
119
Feb
27;
72% Dec
21
83
July 26
70'/a Fen
17
7o
Jan
Jan
27
37% Dec
23
34.
Feb
14
39% Mar
ft
18% Jan
26
197/r Apr
27
19% Jan
3
19% Feb
18% Dec 29
"
18
79% Jan
*
.71/4 Jan
37% Jan
3
(J
14% Jan 31
45% Jan ,5
22
Apr 20
11% Nov
30
18
Apr
19
7
24
Jan
7
30 Va Sep
21
Mar 14
18
13% Oct
4
8% Jan
6
112
14
'
:
Febfc 2J
4
Oct
10
43% Jan
7
50
Apr
5
104
Dec
6
29 y8
July 19
43
5
Mar 14
42% Jan
6
93'A Jan
17
21% Jan
28
18
15V'2 Jan.
6
;
56% Feb
113
38%
36%
38%
35%
36%
36
37%
12,500
36
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
23,100
28
28
28
28
28
28%
*120
28 Va
28 Va
120%
*120
120
120
*120
120 Va
"
40 Va Dec
22
33% Jan
23
42% Mar
5
Central
36% Dec
22
33% Jan
27
36% Mar
ft
14
2ft
4
17% July 21
Feb
11% Feb
30
-56% Jan
15
22% Jan
23
28
IVa
20
3% Feb
10
57 V* Nov
18
54% Jan
65% Nov 30
64 V'2 Mar
X22%
22%
1,100
15%
16
22%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
19,700
Va
115%
8
Feb
9
9Va Jan
3
27
64
Feb
15
69% Mar
9
16
53% Jan
3
61
9
.
20
Feb
v
3:;,
30«
Mar
99% Mar
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31/2%
3
9
Chic
4
v
Feb
9
Jan
30
22
221/a Mar
42% Mar
■42
8
26% Jan
3
9
71'A Jan
4
14
31% F*b
1
45% Feb
16
74% Sep
1
14% Jan
30% Jan
21
30% Dec
19
24% Feb
13
48
16
36 V* Mar
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
>Jan
25
42% Dec
30
42% Dec
30
38% Feb
10
9Va Feb
14
14% July 27
1
22% Feb
10% Jan
4
20% Jan
20
60
1
Mar
44y2 Jan
3
128
Aug 29
7
46% Feb
51% Feb
1
58i/2 Mar
30
7.
140
Feb
15
43% Mar
5
12'/a Mar
25
9
71% Feb
16
Jan
17
Feb
20
69V2 Mar
87
Jan
36 Va Dec
4
29% July 15
104 Va May
26
1
3
;
Ciiickasha
45 Va Mar 14
12
Nov
1
101% Apr
11
30
3-
41
10
62% Sep
23
17%. Jan
3
12% Jan
104% Jan
18
54
Jan
23
Sep
27
40% Feb
15
30
Jan
27
25
25
21% Feb
62% Mar
94
Jan
53
Jan
6
191
Feb
14
Jan
17
103
92
26
33'A May 31
108
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
42 Va Aug
18
20%oct
55% Oct
11
11
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
39% Mar 14
115
Oct
21
94 V* Feb
Dec
22
78
9
■
Feb
Oct
6
101% Feb
18
1,300
lO'A"
10%
2,800
48%
48%
3,000
87Va
*81%
Sep
13
34 y4 Jan
26
Jan
4
103% Mar
78% Dec
3
27
13
39% Mar
31
6,100
42
42%
4iV2
42
41
41'A
41
41%
4iy4
41%
1.500
35
35%
35Va
7,100
15y4
5 —
36V4
361/2
36%
15%
16
15%
36%
16 Va
14
14
13%
14
66%
66 Va
66%
657/a
141/4
66%.
66%
66%
65%
66%
17,100
__1
26%
5
14
24 y4 Jan
3
2
Aug 26
13
111% Jan
6
145
July 11
122% Feb
131% Mar
15
--
4
55yaFeb
16
3
90
Jan
3
2
7%
4%
&
23
Feb
9
51
Mar
2
65
Jan
13
14
59% Feb
16
4%
Jan
17
67% May 27
57
Feb
23% Feb
14
27% Mar
8
98V2
98V2
23%
24
24
24>A
*30'/2
32
31%
241/4
23'/2
22
23% Feb
17
27% Mar
81
Class
17% Feb
23
15% Jan
19
16% Jan
6
May 27
441A Oct
11
28 »/4 Mar 15
22
22% Jan
26% Jan
3
851/4 Feb
4
83
Feb
8
84% Jan
3
52% Jun
17
48
Jan
4
59% Mar
9
34% Aug
2
79% Mar 24
31
Jan
10
33% Mar
6
65
% Feb
13
50
Jan
27
54
18% Feb
14
21% Jan
541/2 Jan
6
461/4 Feb
25
57% Jun
16
191/2 Jan
6
26% Feb
9
38 Va Mar 14
30
47% Jan
20
41
81% Mar
Jan
8
13
6'
23%
24y4
24V2
38'/2
38V2
41 y4
4iy4
42V2
3,600
40V2
40%
40%
40%
40%
1,600
No par
24%
24%
23%
24
23
23%
22Va
23V4
22%
24
62
62'/a
61
62i/a
60%
61 Va
60'/a
60%
60
60V*
4,400
26%
27'A
26'A
26% i
25Va
26%"*
25%
25%
25%
26%
28,200
40>/a
40%
38V2
39%
36V4
38
37
37V4
37%
38V'4
14,600
54%
22,300
100
5
11%
12
24%
j
50
stock—50
*77Va
44Va
gtd
l
No par
No par
10
No par
5
18% Feb
108'A Jan
3
29% Jan
10
36% Mar
7
16% Feb
6
17% Mar
9
24% Jan
10
34% Jan
10
23
Jan
19
24 Va Jan
17
18
Jan
6
27% Feb
11
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
3
201/4 Nov
10
33
10
Jan
7
7% May 10
46i/8Jun
1
108
11
Jan
106% Aug 17
101% Oct
28
Mar 16
109% Jan
29% Mar
37% Mar
20
6
2
26
Inc
1
Co
10
1
;
Jan
6
10
$4.50
preferred
$4.52
preferred
102% Jan
31
103 Va Jan
80
July
7
72% Feb
28
105% Jan
10
101% Feb
16
Jan
11
411/2 Sep
8
33
Feb
16
36% Jan
18
100% Jan
13
5
105
Jan
3
106% Jan
20
39% Feb
10
42% Jan
13
1
99
109
July
104% Jun
footnotes
see
page
28.
Jan
9
79% Jan
104
102% Mar
17
5
"*
109
39%
107
39%
4,200
109%
200
80
*78
79%
*78
80
*43%
44%
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44%
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44%
22'A
22'A
22%.
22
22%
80
23
5,600
66%
67%
67%
67%
67%
68 'A
14,400
45
45Va
45%
45%
45'A
45%
42,600
3VA
3
3%
*3 Va
3'A
4C3/i
47'A
129
130%
*1,000
__
58%
59
B^Va
94 V'2
19
19
29%
30'/a
48Va
49
47
47V\
62V4
*59
62'A
59'%
46'A
*136
47'A
137
115'A HS'A
127'A 128%
*1,000
...
59 VA
59%
93%
93%
18%
19 Va
30
30y4
*48 Va
49
*47%
43
62'A
62%
59
59
Va
3
3'A
2,900
46
45%
45%
45'A
46
136
136
135 Va
136%
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137
40
*113
117
117
*117
117
100
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126%
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127
127%
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58%
♦1,000
59%
59%
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94%>
'
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3 28
127%
4,500
129'A
5,300
*1,000
59%
59Va
i-12%
95
60%
9,200
,
94%
k00
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
2,700
30
31'A
31 Va
31%
31'A
32
107,900
400
49
♦48%
49
49
49
48
48
49%
51
51
150
*62
62%
62
62
62%
62%
330
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59
58
58
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48
*48'A
70
59
26%
27
27'A
27%
26%
26%
27
27%
15%
16
15%
16
23%
23%
23%
83 Va
83%
52%
53
33%
33
7%
17
108%
Stores
52 VA
73 %
52
19%
42%
74
53
20V4
43 Va
43
7%
17'A
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7%
17%
21%
33'A
22%
48%
34
17
17 Vs
17 Va
27%
37%
*23
*23%
29 %
37 %
24%
1
11%
11%
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Inc
9%
9%
No par
21%
21%
33%
22
48%
109
35%
100
5
17
37
33%
21 A
26%
26%
48%
108 ,4 109
34%
35%
29
H
9^
17'A
102%
103
No par
*109
•
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27%
15%
16
23%
23 Va
27%
83 Va
83 Vo
*82%
83'/2
210
51%
52%
52 Va
.54%
27,700
33%
33 Vs
33%
33
33'A
6,200
73
76%
77
81
13,400
52%
53%
53Vs
53%
53
53%
-9,700
19%
20
19%
20%
20%
20%
16,100
43
43%
43'A
43%
12,700
7%
*7%
22,100
19,400
'
52,000
4,800
'
43%
43
81%
78
"
7%
7%
7%
8
600
17
171/4
17
17'A
7,200
21%
21V2
21%
21%
5.400
17
17'A
21%
3 3'A
21%
33%
33
33%
33
33 Va
3,000
21%
21%
21%
21%
2l%
21(8
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48%
48%
48 »/2
48%
48%
49
14.400
■
-
108%
108%
108%
35%
36%
35'A
35%
35%
36'A
19,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
12,600
29
29%
108%
109
29%
29%
29%
109
2,200
29 Va
6,100
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37 %
14.300
23
23 %
23 Va
23 Vs
23%
23%
H%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
9%
9'/a
9%
9%
29%
*109
No par
-
27%
26%
37%
23 Va
50J/a
50%
109% 109%
110
50%
50%
11G% 110%
110
-
27
*
103
10
10
12
10%
600
1.800
9,400
50%
50%
50%
50%
6,000
109%
109 Va
109%
109 %
109%
910
♦109
109 Va
109
109 %
109%
109 %
*102
103
102%
102 Va
103
103
50%
109 Va
51
10
350
Corp of America10
preferred
Continental
$5.50
*102
39%
2,200
68%
20%
43%
pfd
Common
4%
107
109%
.
45VA
No par
a
$4.16 preferred
6
*194
39»/2
20
V4*
207
:
3Vo
No par
com
Ind
—!
215
97
96
67V2
33 %
—10
Jan
10,400
97
96
45 Va
•
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Jan
21%
98
96%
3'A
5
Corp
1
1.33 %
51
9,100
22 Va
68y2
21%
Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
109% Feb
35V4
*77'/2
}
10
•
*1091/4
109
22,400
45 "A
No par
preferred
112
7
For
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
Consolidated Coppermines
4
27% Jan
97% Aug 11
25
Co
Mills
1
*102%
39%
35
29,700
16%
107
68
20%
Solvents
27
*yo"/4
220
45'A
3Va
75
Credit
Container
61
22 'A
51%
19%
42%
Engineering
Commercial
: Feb
101% Mar
22
74
Combustion
Commercial
48% Jan
23
22'A
33
107% Jan
34%
5,300
62%
16%
*1041/2
21%
107
39%
44
33'A
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consumers Power Co com
Dec
44
33 Va
Consolidated.
104
44V8
83%
52
10% Jan
109
34%
28%
102%
62 Va
61%
16%
21%
98
109
27%
*102
107
35
*102%
39%
*83%
50%
14% Jan
4
16 V2
107
83%
50 %
3
3
*1lVa
601/4
♦IO4V2
28%
102%
22%
*96%
109
80
*83Vs
49%
23
.1
39%
109
$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
8% Jan
Mar
*102
23%
11 % Feb
53% Nov
61
16%
107
*194
23%
14
112
16,500
215
23%
Retail
45
*194
5
6%
44%
215
16
23%
27
109% Jun
*194
15%
of Cuba
44%
96
26
Consol RR
44%
96
25%
Electronics
44%'
27%
102
95
16
$5
6,800
16%
95%
26Va
Consol
44
221/4
26%
Consol Edison of NY
41%
60%
1
98
15%
Nast Publishing
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
41%
21%
25%
11
Jan
par
411/4
X34%
25%
141/4 Dac
-
79V2
28%
35%
2.50
11
5
39%
,
67,500
41'A
»104'/2
2.50
37
7
107
108Va
\
140
77%
102%
X44%
61%
No par
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
12
Jan
22
215
66%
75'A
411/4
17Vs
95
24
*65%
75%
27%
104V2
*96%
*23V4
66%
102 VA
/
35y4
22Va
96
500
24
66Va
73%
%;
74»/a
V.-,/:
28%
16%
98
95V2
900
System—
22% Jan
15% Jan
*96%
39'A
108V'2
£
28
23% Jan
73%
104y2
35%
22%
20
L—No
61
61%
100
„_15
1.
21V4 Feb
108
*23V2
66
35
com—
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
9
12'A
24'/a
22
Commonwealth Edison Co
6
*11%
*64V2
No par
Corp
Co
Cone
Mar
12Va
*23V2
No par
Conde
Jan
12Vu
66
117
7
49
11%
24
16%
18,400
11%
75Va
107
—
42
12
73%
15 Va
35,700
167
41%
65Va
61 Va
*160
41%
23%
*104%
x53
175
41%
74%
5
(The)
*155
41%
68%
5
58Va
58
*
175
24%
28
-
x41»/2
74
*115
4
22% Mar
58Va
*155
*67
preferred_10G
2nd
3
4
1
57lA
11%
137
Jan
3
58
175
par
*136
Jan
10
38V2
43%
100
8
Jan
*155
43
10
com
28
17% Feb
55V'2
55 V2
170
"'/*"'?■
:
18
31
-
43%
l
3
46% Jan
54%
*150
23
'
42%
l
28
1
■
24%
par
*102
11
23% Sep
.
-
25
com.,
Jan
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
31,800
300
5,100
40V'2
preferred—100
Ilium
7% Jan
7
23
*30y4
41
*194
16% Feb
6
*22%
31%
39
Co com_i_100
11
10
23»/2
24%
preferred
Co.—:
11
27% Feb
23%
*30y4
39
No par
8% Jan
12% Jan
*98%
40%
.100
24% Jan
45i/8 Jan
600
100Va
100V2
24l/a
com
18
"
9,600
37,800
39'A
100
20% Oct
>
*30'/a
9
40%
pfd
14
43 % Mar
32
*98
8%
40%
com__No par
Nov
7'% Oct
17
23'A
*30
9"%
39
Del_50
com
Broadcasting
B
4,700
31%
25y2
Class A
Apr
8%
99V2
23%
.
Internat'l
Columbia
Apr 21
27% Dec
8%
7%
991/2
50
31
7%
99
preferred series B
32
7'A
61
&-Southern Ry com
100
noncumulative 1st pfd.™100
noncumulative 2nd pfd
100
7
7*%
69%
Colorado
11
7%
60
No par
22»A Oct
77
7%
69%
com
22% Oct
12.200
59%
common..•
cumulative
5Va%
290
41
8%
69%
Corporation
Co
2,200
74
107
40%
58%
common
preferred
4%
9
8%
73
106%
41%
69%
*68
Electric—
$3,50 preferred
47% Jan
8
7%
73
106
40%
59
Collins & Aikman Corp
49V'2 Mar
7%
73
106
1
9
69y2
10
Colorado Fuel & Iron
30
62y4 Mar
7%
9Va
72
107
41% "'.'42
'
25
9'
49% Dec
45
41%
58%
___
9
14
20
May 27
39%
69
Oil
32
Feb
28% Jan
Mar 29
39%
a%
;
*106
95
preference—No par
23y2Jan
18
13
63
'
71'A
70%
106
59V4
series A
Colgate-Palmolive
20
75
701/4
Xl06
691/2*"
Pac
5
33'/a Sep
6
70%
107
1
9
21% Jun
16
69%
58%
guaranteed. &%
Coca-Cola
*
v
-
65
♦63'A
69V2
noncum
Elec
Coca-Cola
6
Jan
631/4
50
94% Mar
Mar
61%
62'A
4
59
Ry
62% Jan
•
3%
com__No par
111 RR
St Louis Ry
Special
Mar 14
23% Nov 23
500
Cluett Peabody & Ca
Jan
15% Mar li
64'A
13
125
56
641/2
50% Jan
44% Jan
111% Jan
59
64%
No par
Aug 26
45% Dec
64%
L
5
6
5,100
*61%
Clopay Corp
Jan
Jan
12,500
3%
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Foods Inc
a
141
17% Jan
29,100
701/2
3%
29
135% Mar
45
27%
29%
3%
16
148% Mar 14
•21
27%
29%
3%
3V2Jan
122
95% Mar
271/4
29i/4
3%
68% Mar
9
14
26%
29%
3%
45% Feb
4
Jan
26%
28%
44 Va Jan
100 % Mar
Apr 18 1,160
Sep
50% May 6
62% Jan
26%
29%;
G0V Jan 23
133 % Jan
90
26%
29
4
69
convertible
Clevite
990
26 Vb
30
58Va
preferred*.
Cleveland & Pitts Rft 7%
20% Feb
49
27
3%
preferred___100
noncumulative
10
1,600
2,700
29%
No par
$4.50
21
3
■--*
1
Inc—
No par
Equipment
Jan
Feb
*14%
•
44%
77% Feb
:
140
15%"
9.50
No par
43%
45
1,900
30%
44%
Cleveland
6,900
30%
43%
16
16 V'2
30%
41%
5%
III1/2
30%
41V*
5
*110%
30%
41%
6
HO1/4
30%
41'A
Jan
54V2
110'A
30%
>110
102%
4>A%
541/4
30%
102%
Clark
85
16 Va
54%
30Va
*110
28%
C C C &
•si y*
16%
*1
111%
102%
17
3
54%
111%
85
*81'A
16 V*.
,
110%
27%
76 Va Jan
7
16%
55%
10
Co
i„
Cities Service Co
Jan
85
16 y4
55%
551%
lllVa
102'A
43 Va Jan
Apr
*81%
16%'
No par
7
80% May 2
45% Jan 10
85
36
City Investing Co
5Va% preferred
—
Jan
16%
*54%
50
City Products Corp__
111
16%
55%
17%
13%
City Stores Co
103
2
16%
55
preferred
—100
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
_10
C I T Financial
Corp
—No par
45% May 12
25% Feb 14
4
*83
par
No par *
18
15
9
18
96% Feb
20
41
111
*17%
10%
48 »A
17%
35%
3
—
18
10%
47%
17%
14
6
109
100
15
23% Jan
23
19%
35%
35% Mar
7
91
202% Sep
*19%
12'%
6
17y8 Mar
20
Oct
9
6
104V2 Jan
9
19% Jan
Mar
47% Jan
30
Nov 10
107
19%
10%
4%
42%" Feb
*19%
48%
Common
37% Jan
19%
48%
(The)
Gas
9
8
1
19%
19%
3,800
*10%
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
28% Mar
30
14,300
*14y4
Cotton
102% Mar
50% Feb
39%
12%,
convertible
3
37% Dec
39%
*17%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No
23
30
39%
*19%
7%
preferred
Jan
42 Va Aug 23
39 Va
10%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
100% Jan
9
39 Va
.38%
18
North Western
Cincinnati
17
38 Va
38%
48%'
—
Aug
74
10%
1
series A
$3
80
73%
48'A
Service^
Chic Milw St Paul &
5%
63,500
116
73%
'
10%
preferred
&
20 '/a
*115 ■%
73 Va
73%
48%
J
Great Western
5%
20 Va
116
73 Va
73%
17%
Class A
Chic
20 Va
116
8,100
66
1041/a
47%
Aircraft Inc
Chicago & East
5%
20 Va
116%
X72 1/4
19%
*106V2
x-39%
Chicago Corp
37
20%
,
470
115y2
65'A
*l02%t
40
4
26% Feb
39
20 Va
116
115
65%
104 Va
12 Va
66
I
convertible
311/4 Jan
5
20%
117
64%
♦103
X10%
eChemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
6
115
<■
66
105
38%
"19%
Manuiacturing—_1.25
Cab
7
43% July 26
X20%
*116'%
118
65
10
Chance Vought
17
44% Dec
20%
117%
*115 Vs
*103
67%
' 105
,
16
19
,
8
Chain Belt Co
241/4 Jan
18
23% Jan
20
118
'
67
*103
100
N
Gotham
13
"36% Jan
117%
67%
105
Co———_/_l
Aircraft
21'A Feb
,33% Jan
118
67
1
Certain-Teed Products
Corp
27% Mar 25
Mar
100
117
*103
540
com__No par
Common
101/4 Mar 21
59
22%
10
$4.50 preferred
8% Jan
101% Nov
22%
Corp___
9
3
Dec
22%
Co
Sugar
7
Jan
,
51%
22%;
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Mar
7
23
7
8
25
23% Feb
18
Chadbourn
74
9
Jan
Cessna
3
108
Dec
29
9
5
36»/4 Mar 25
of
Pasco
9-
31
96 »/4 Jan
Co
Central-Violeta
4% Jan
9% Feb
29% Jun
9,700
51%
South West Corp
30 Va Mar
C
42% Jan
14
RR
27% Mar
-
9
Oct
4%% preferred Al
Central Illinois Public
Cerro de
Feb
Dec
56%
51%
100
com
Century Ribbon Mills
36
104% Jan
Light
7
3
56% Sep
56%
51%
I
9
16
27
66% Jan
10.
Feb
71
56%
..
20
14% Mar
Feb
18
3
9,
68
26
15% May
Mar
109 '
100
56%
52
38
67% Jan
,
9
59'A Jan
'
16 V2 Jan
30
29% Jun
31
i
16
Dec
Sep
56%
52
„_i
Georgia Ry
Central &
66
42%
56
52 Va
.
74
Illinois
23
20 '" Apr
*41%
56%
preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas &
Elec—No
Central
290
22%
73 'A
5%
27% Jan
1
42
8,000
52%
100
Foundry Co
5.
42
2,500
27
26%
56%
•
:
Sugar
27
52%
56%
117'/2
Aguirre
26%
22
preferred
Central
42%
.
12.50
Celotex Corp common
5%
42%
26%
42 y*
52%
55 1/4
.
preferred series A_10O
conv
41%
41%
100
4%%
26%.
121
120
2134
10
Celanese Corp of Amer
com__No par
7%
2nd preferred
6
(
41%
26%
c
1
:
common
of
23
26%
120 Va
26 %
1,900
series
.Caterpillar Tractor
r Preferred
4:20%
26 Vs
50
common
preferred
9
Jan
6
Corp
Central
Feb
Shares
35%
Central
16% Mar
!■
for
the Week
38 Va
6,
11
16
51% Jan
110;:
Friday
Mar. 9
28%
27
Jan
Mar. 8
35%
.
,
Mar 11
20 y4 Sep
15% Jan
10% Feb
86
Sales
Thursday
Mar. 7
38%
Jan
6% May 17
6% Jan
4
„52'/4Jan
81V'4 Feb
27 V4 Feb
371/2 Mar. 14
23% Mar 14
18% Jan
1
9% Jan/
26
55% Sep
Jun
Feb
Feb
.46
14
108
29% Jan
,17
69y2 May 25
95% Nov
'
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
:
28
2
*
Mar. 6
34 %
13
27
29
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 5
38 Va
4%%
24
Jan
Inc
Carriers & General
Corp
Case (J I) Co common
7% preferred j_
9
70% Feb
104
>
Airlines
Carrier
9
11914 Jan
Monday
Par
—l
26
18% Jan
-
23
Jan
Jan
•
22% Mar
30
9
,
:
9
115'A Jan
7
53 % Jan
19
19% Dec ,19
29
43 V'2 Feb
t
(The) Co
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power &
Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co new—
5
9
Jan
LOW
Carborundum
Mar
23
,
53% Mar
Djc
6.
36
.25% Jan
119 V4 Jan
i
23% July
116
Capital
6
49% Aug 16
2
1
22
17% May 16
13% Nov
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
40% Feb
7*48 % Oct"
NEW YORK
Nov
36% Api
121
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1!)55
100
Baking Co com..No par
preferred
Continental
Can Inc com
$3.75 preferred
No par
new
2o
No par
74
*101%
74%
103
34%
34%
*105% 106%
40%
41
102% 102%
72%
74
*101% 105
34%
35%
*105% 106%
40Va
40%
*101% 102%
73
♦101%
35
*105%
40%
♦101
73
103
35'A
106
41%
103
73
*101%
35Va
106
73%
103
35%
106
41 %
41%
101%
101 %
73%
103
73V2
103
5,700
10
34 %
35 %
6,800
106V4
106 %
60
42 Va
11,600
1021/2
70
41%
"101
11
The Commercial arid: Financial Chronicle
Tear 1«*55
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
'
>
14% Nov 23
19% Apr
6
7% Dec
29
Oct
17
8% Dec
2
8b
70
Jan
12% Feb
14
14% Jan
15
24% Jan
18
28
Apr 15
7% Jan
3
98% Feb
10
27
8% Feb
16
51% Sep
110
14% Feb
8
94
Jan
23
44% Nov 25
36
28
14
Dec
105
24
'
Mar
8
Continental Foundry
110
Mar
9
Cunuiiehtal
55
Mar
7
Mar
Jan
23
2
25% Jan
23
30
35% May 18
52% Sep
19
*4% Feb
9
21% Mar 29
28% Juiy 27
24% Jan
23
48% Apr
50 % Jan
18
14
53
July
0
58
5
16
7
52
Jan
31
58
Feb
*8%
8%
10
105%
107%
*53%
54%
common
Continental
5
30
8%
Oil
of
26%
27%
26%
26%
Mar
9
Cornell
9
97
Mar
5
99
Jan
19
8
99
Jan
25
2
20
32% Feb
24
28
175 % Dec
28
6
21
183% July
24'A Jan
25
43% Dec
26
5
Oct
Jan
7% Aug
7
Jan
9
35% Jan
5% Jan
1
180% Mar
23
176
44
5
6 % Jan
19
2% Mar
Coty
9
39 % Mar
9
97% Mar
7
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
13
29% Feb
9
30% Jan
3
45 % Feb
23
74
Wheat Corp
of
G0% Jan
10
67
Jan
11
Crescent
Feb
13
18% Feb
28
Crown
33% Dec
33% Jan
9
30
15 r
35'% Feb
$2
23
55% Nov
lux
Sep 27
32'% Jan
53% Jan
59% Dec 29
30
102% Jan
3
104
Feb
2
46% Jan
23
54
Jan
3
8
{'g Mar
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
uan
6
18% Mar 29
15
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
1378
59
9
3
67% Feb
23
55% Jan
4
15% Jan
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
36% Nov
18
33'% Feb
14
7
135% Jan
19
6
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
140
Jan
56% Jan " 7
86
Dec
27
73
Jan
6
53% Dec
22
48'A Jan
30
95
Mar 17
16% Oct
13% Nov 30
91
Sep
15
93
Mar
"
6
17
13 »A Mar
23'A Jan
5% Jan
4
52% Feb
27
Feo
13
Jan
6
30
7
13% Jan
3
7
20
44'A Jan
24
18
94'A Jan
24
96
93
Jan
20
95'A Mar
9 8'A Feb
16
99
27% Jan
48
97
May 11
>
100% Nov
14
17'A Jan
17
28% Dec 20
22'A Feb
10
14% Jan
6
18% July 11
14'A Jan
26
31 % May 10
22
393/4 Sep
33'A Aug 26
87
16
Nov
4
30
Jan
17
36
Aug 11
31%'Mar
23
353/4 May
7
18
?
Jan
8
25% Mar
86,200
78%
*783/4
79%
79%
80
78%
:
79
"
.
7%
108
343/4
convertible
:
49%
15%
133/a
*13
.—20
preferred
53/4
::,v *13 ':'
24%
243A
47
46%
47
95
95
'
94%
95%
series
series B
-100
3.90%
series
-100
Deere
18%
27
23% Feb
23
7%
&
29
373A Feb
9
40'A Jan
6
16
38'A Jan
23
423/4 Feb
23
373/4 Jun
90
5%
.
j:
96%
5%
5%
1,500
..."
50
14,200
>
700
-
,
13%
200
24%
24%
25%
7,900
46
46%
46%
46%
1,200
94%
94%
*98
99
.
'
*98
96
*13
96
*13
13%
97
■
*933/4
99
94%
•
*96
94%
*95
94'A -94%
99 ■':?
99
-
99
*98
-
*97
.0'
97
r
60
94 %
-
160
10
99
24%
243/8
2434
24% \ 25 Vb
25%
25% V
25%
26%
25,600
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
:i6%
17,500
31%
32'A
31%
32%
28,100
34%
343A
343/4
80%
80%
82
24
....
15%
313A -32'A
32%
32
32
34%
34%
34%
83%
82'A
83%-
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
22
22%
Light Co—.13.50
38%
39
383A
38%
38%
Grande West RR_No par
41%
41%
X40%
41%
40'A
35
35'/8
Power 8c
5%
:
49%
24%
823/4
Western
15'A
49%
*95'A
13'A
3434
8c
Xl4%
46%
31%
Lack
15%
24%
*46
10
Delaware
Nov
;
-20
common
Hudson—
Delaware
953/4.
15'A
5%
—100
Co
433/4
95%
'
C
preferred
Delaware <fe
.
483/4
900
'
96%
*95
-100
A_
'
/
90
13'A
••
3.75%
2,700
90
24'A
•
/
24%
46%
6
3
;
•133/8"
24%
3-75%
35'A
139
89
15%
5%
32,100
'
10
Inc
Preferred
3
v
•
300
32 y8
35'A
*135'A
60
57
89
'.97%
15
35%
139
*135%
49%
*953/4
•
35'A
;
12,100
108
31%
88'A
200
7%
*56%
32
35%
•
5%
-
57
313/4
139%
15%
-6
*107
*56%
49%
95%-
15
*5%
108:
*106
6,200
38
7%
57%
88
49%
.
73A
323/a
35%
:
95%
-2.50
1,200
10'A
38
31%
"
50
5
80
9%
39
7%
108
*135'A
35%
953/4
14%
7%
•
9'A
*38
*56%
-
953/4
.
50o
353A Feb
*106
:
9'/a
39
7%
49%
1
79%
9'A
*38
7%
*106
34%
9»/8
9'A
39
.No par
_100
79%
;
1,370
'
89
—50c
43% Sep
41
-2,900
11%
139
Decca Records Inc
86'A Jan
Jan
15%
89
Dayton Rubber Co
5
3
16%
10%
*135
9
34% Jan
15%
87
common
353,700
15%
139
Mills Inc
River
28,500
1ft
10%
86'A
common
200
52%
1ft
16'A
34%
preferred series A
51
15%
*135'A
Inc
1%
10%
pfd——100
7%
53%
1ft
153/4
1
Inc
Preferred
14
103%
104
52 ''•>
15%
32 3/s
Preferred
76'A Feb
103%
52
103/4
Dayton Power 8c Light common—7
33% Jan
♦103'A
57
*
5
103'/4
16'A
31'A
5%
29
Dec
103'A
600
17,300
15'A
56%
3.
16% Mar
59%
10%
32%
1
Feb
58%
16
56%
Daystrom
6
59%
15'A
56%
4
Sep
96% Jan
583/4
8
31%
10
27 '/a Jan
59%
16 1
-1
Davega Stores Corp
31
48% Feb
/
2
4
x583A
35
10 %
107%
Dan
9,500
*34%
-
15%
106%
Corp
2,700
623A
173/8
35'A
10%
No par
No par
3% %
64%
17% "17%
62
17%
16
7%
Dana
1,600
*15
73/8
24
16 'A Jan
700
30
29%
10%
9'A
Cutler-Hammer
9
25,900
16%
*37%
Class A_
96
953/4 Feb
51% Jan
Mar
90
: 4,700
.
v
15%
9%
Sons
2%
39%
98
16
38%
Cushman's
3,000
15%
9%
7
21
2%
38%
*97
293A
62
3,800
6
*34%
513A
38'A
Prior preferred
Curtis-Wright common
1
4
133A Jan
32 % Mar
28
Jan
31
136% Feb
Sugar
$7 preferred
6
.Jan
73/4 July 12
13% July
1
43A May 12
42'A Jan
93
Mar
35% Mar
10
913/4 Sep
23
33
61% I
140
43%
35%
—
_5
20
59% Feb
23
43% Jan
Jan
109
2%
38 '/a
98
293A
r
178%
:17'A
163/4
35
v
52
51%
5PA
;
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
_1
23
.
12,300
177 %
5%
6
*96%
10
32%
43 'A
•
43%
37%
!
*
98
98%
.
10
10
5
100
Cuneo Press Inc
13
4
51'
100
Feb
52% May 23
11% Oct
pfd
noncum
80
Jan
61'A
63
-v
103 'A
10% Jan
.
62
62
103%
9
105
29%'
103'A
4
23
29%
103'A
25
9 % Feb
Feb
293A
No par
Amer
35% Jan
116
101% May 25
29%
59%
67% Jan
8% Feb
97%
59%
15
3
37%
97'A
59%
26
6% Jan
37%
97 %
29%
62
179
2%
38%
:
Cuban-American
2%
2%
31%
*5%
97%
50%
14% Sep
11
2%
*97%
32%
43%
x37%
5
Cuba RR 6%
9
V
,
*97
98%
*177%
6
98
Rights
9
2%
'
f:
98
31%
200
5,400
27,300
Corp
37% Aug 19
9% Jan
29%
6
*97
*97%
•
43'/4
6
173/4.
73% Apr
31
2%
38%
43 %
35 %\.
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
19
2%
37%
*97%
•
179
*177%
43%
173/8
3
Mar
6
6
■,
32%
180
43
6
98%
32 y«
V.
353A
10
40
'44
43%
98
*97%
32%
179
180%
178
*97
93%
98
•
18%
Jan
11% Mar
97
No par
Zeilerbach
$4.20 preferred
Steel of
18
17'/» Jail
73%
35
preferred
Crucible
9
16% Mar
13
40
69%
18
7% Jan
8% Mar 14
23
Mar
39%
69%
35
2
9% May
31 % Mar 29
6% Oct
i <s
•
39%
68%
common—2.50
Seal
&
Common
29
9
1
12% NOV
Feb
60
3
lu7
May
57% Dec
5
23
39%
68%
2
1
(The)
Corp
Cork
Crown
39'A
68%
1
preferred
15
38%
69%'
25
International Corp
30
23
38%
69
1
Crane Co common
17
Apr
38%
69%
W0
6
34% Feb
96% Jan
22 Vo Sep
38%
68%
9,200
56%
X38 %
3,100
28,200
.
52
*56
1
18
37% Sep
*50%
56%
—100
„
15
13% Mar 30
52
*55%
Refining common-10
28
Cream
*50%
31%
Inc
3%%
■
56%
"97%
2% Feb
16
52
*55%
*97
48% Jan
2% Jan
*50%
56%
97
98% Nov
6
52
*55 %
98%
11
Jan
*50%
56%
32%
24
2
27%
52
31%
34% Oct
26%
50%
*97%
95 % Jan
.
39%
*50%
100
preferred
Coty
58%
27%
6,800
1,100
30
57
1
Cosden Petroleum Corp
3
39%
29
57%
5
100
Corp
pfd 3%% series of 1947
Products
7%
5
Mar
Electric
—
Cum
Corn
39%
29%
50
Corning Glass Works common
3'% % preferred
;
97% Feb
v
13,000
118
50
series
40
27% Jan
9%
8%
114%
56%
:
400
55
55
9
27
27%
Dubilier
2,100
39%
27
6%
6,000
110
109
113%
200
9
29%
57% '
73% Mar
29
40
2»%
55%
'
'
-8%
55
8%
111%
*39%
39%
'
55
J
28%
19
May 23
9
114%
112%
'
28%
20
Apr
55
8%
9%
115
58%
Jan
30% May
55
55
9
114
56%
33% Jan
100
109
28%
64
102
108%
39%
37% Nov 30
12
108%
108
58%
73% Jun
26
9
28%
Mar 14
Jan
8%
56%
July 19
98
8%
'7,500
13%
23%
,38%
54
95% Jan
13%
23 %
8%
109
t
*53%
115%
113
Delaware.
108
9%
9
29
14
13%
23%
39%
Preferred
the Week
Shares
13%
23%
28%
29
Sales far
Friday '
Mar. 9
Mar. 8
'
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
58% Mar
Jan
54
8%
Insurance
Monday, March 12,' 1956
23%
*23
r'
Continental Steel Corp
9
50% Feb
July 27
13%
23%*
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
;
21
Mar
27% Feb
13%
*23 V
Continental Motors
9
40% Feb
Sep
25% Mar 14
20% Jan
New
11
9% Jan
13%
23%
""
'
13%
13%
13%
*22%
Machine__l
8c
.
<
Thursday
r
Mar. 7
'
<
5
9
118
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
8ALK PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
-
Continental Cop 8c Steel Ind com—2
5% convertible preferred
25
13
23% Nov 25
May 12
22% Feb
52'% Feo
10
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
;
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
.
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
Range for Pmlona
.
...
v
%.:
'
'
34%
34%
•
X81
:<
—
81%-
■
343A
1,800
-83
2,400
21% '22'A
21%
22%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
3,600
40%
40%
41
40%
41 y8
10,100
35
353/8
22,900
16,400
f-
33% Jan
66
Jan
34
Feb
Oct
35 JA Apr
111
Apr
1
11
21
3u 'A Jan
77
Feb
10
79
Jan
26
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.-100
14'AFeb
9
16% Feb
24
Detroit Steel Corp
3
26% Feb
9
98% Mar
42% Feb 28
31% Jun
120
6
34'A Jan
11
'
10
7
6
De
Vilbiss
35%
35%
79
77
77
16%
16%
16 '/a
16%
16
16%
16'A
16%
16
16%
15,200
15
27%
28%
28 3/8
28%
*28
283/4
*28%
28 3/4
283/4
1,400
34%
Co
35
20
38% Mar
8
Devoe 8c Raynolds
class A
31
49% Jan
6
Diamond Alkali Co
common
10
118% Jan
3
114'A
19
32'A Jan
26
cumulative preferred--100
Diamond
Match
common
1
28
34
Feb
1
35'A Jan
34
Mar
9
34
18% Mar
6
20% Jan
30
Diamond T Motor Car Co
133A Jan
3
16 3/8 Feb
23
Diana
"
ft
22% Nov 30
13% Jun
7
'
"■
39
Mar
9
17
Mar
*35
2
4.40%
$1.50 cumulative
,
9
$1.50
preferred
Stores
*35
38%
47%
10
38%
35
J34%
34%
:
—1-2
36
36
47%
38
*37
38'A
48
48
48
114
114
114%
38%
400
48%
114
38
38%
38%
34%
34%
*34%
35
*33%
34%
*33%
34%
*18%
34%
20
39%
483/8
114%
34%',
,
*33%
*28%
38
38'A
38
:/
*77
114
483/a
114%
34%
*33%
79
*77
38'A
48
114
48%
115
37%,
preferred—.—25
called
35'A
79
*77
79
*77
Feb
168
34%
1
20
Edison
Jan
12
40% Sep
—
Detroit
43% Jan
34
7
Dec
37'A Jan
■
__
12% Jan
34% Feb
13
50% Dec!
4
13
13% Jan
3
21
24
32% Jan
7
Jun
173/4 Sep
12
12 % Mav 17
22
Denv & Rio
39
34%
34%
34
V
10,300
>
34
1,010
9,300
2,000
>.
-.V-Hi.
500
19'A..
19%
18%
19
19
18%
19
19
19'A
50c
Corp
15%
16
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 3A
6,100
4,500
/
v
1,100
303A Apr
1
49
Sep
23
367A Jan
27
39% Mar
6
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
38%
39
39
39%
39%
393/8
39'A
39%
39'A
39%
9% Nov
4
11% Jan
10
9'A Jan
24
10% Jan
3
Divco Corp
1
10 '/a
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10%
10 'A
1,700
47% OCt
11
64% Apr
79
Apr
26
52% Jan
30
56'A Jan
No par
53%
54%
X53%
54%
53%
53%.
54%
543/4
54%
543A
5,900
50
67%
67%
X67%
67%
*67'/a
68
68
68%
68%
2,200
1
33%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33
323/4
33'A
2,400
12
11%
33 %
12
323/8
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
61
Sep
26
29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
30% Mar 14
11% Oct
21
13% Nov
16
65% Jan 24;
70
31% Jan
27
34% Jan
11% Feb
9
Jan
5%
conv
preferred series A
Dobeckmun Co (The)
15% Mar
18% Mar 31
14
Jan
21-
78
Feb
57
90% Jan
13
30
Dr Pepper Co_
Dome Mines Ltd
Douglas
Jan
12
9
93% Dec
62% May 17
Dixie Cup Co common
No par
No par
Aircraft
147A
15%
15%
No par
Co
83%
85%
84%
*67
1,700
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
12,900
84%
153/8
85%
85%
83%
84%
83%
84
15,100
66%
43% Mar 14
60% Dec
Jan
lo
69% Mar
Dow
65
65%
65%
66%
67%
69%
46,200
36% Jan
17
23
62% Mar
Dresser Industries
50c
58'A
60
59%
59%
59
59'A
59'A
60%
603/4
62%
17,500
12
54% Dec 27
24% Jan
3
49% Jan
19% Sep
10% Dec
19% Jan
23
21% Feb
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
i
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
20 y2
203/8
20%
20%
20%
21
14
11
Jan
3
11% Jan
Dunhill International
1
*103/4
11%
*103/4
11%
*10 3/4
11'A
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
9% Feb
9
11% Jan
10%
10%
9%
10%
12,800
18
249% July
214% Jan 23
232% Jan
3
225
2253A
2253/8
229%
16,800
119% Jan
5
121% Feb
6
1193/4
120
9
•99% Jan
3»
Apr
15
4
17
Chemical
Co
Duplan Corp
Jan
117% Sep'
6
1
124
Apr
94% Aug 11
101
Apr -12
July 25
12
33% Dec
29
38
46% Jan
12
50% Oct
14
98
33
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
48% Jan 42
53
•
-
Feb
Jan
35
Feb
*50
Feb
27
;
Jan
50 % Mkr
5
Mar
5
54
Feb
52% Jan
12
Feb
24
17% Jan
11
53% Mar 30
50'% Mar
54:
Nov
9
52
Jan
13
14
Jan
6
17% Nov
17
15
Jan
3
27
54
Jan
S
40% Nov
2
36% Feb
17
35% Jan
6
58
23
43% Feb
14;
50
22
6
32% Jun 21
26% Feb
17
33% Mar
21% Jan
67
163
18
Mar 14
Oct
28
«
Jun
34% Dec
14
87% Nov 15
Mar 14
}75
Jan 31
61% Nov 30
24% Mar 15
35% July 29
45
82% July 22
36
103
Jan
99
Nov
>4
3
15% Jan
6
20% Oct
17
47% Dec 28
51% Jan 23
27% Feb
91
Feb
1'
2
•
5
•
4% Jan
3
32
' Jan
3
37% Mar
8
t
15
Jan
31
17
Mar
9
,
31% Feb
17
2)% Jan
20
253/8 Mar
7
53
28
Dec
19
16% Feb 21
30% Oct 20
35% Dec
8
6
2
25% Apr
4
20% Jan 18
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
100
5
Jan
12
Mar
7
16
8
33
Feb
29
96
Mar
6
36% Mar
6
13% Jan
3
30 y8 Mar
9
34% Mar
98
Jan
.
conv
Paso
87% Oct 31
83
see
Jan
5
86
Feb
2
5
703A Jan
26
5%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
®
-42%
106
*92
;
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42
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36
42
42
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106
3,700
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4
20,100
37%
36%
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36
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15%
15%
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24
24%
24
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24%
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46 y2
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37
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36%
10,100
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25
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25
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22,500
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50
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46
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35
35%
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12%
15,900
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34%
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12
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29%
30
30
30
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30 Vb
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34
34%
34
34%
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97
97
97
97
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30
33%
33%
34
96%
96
96%
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
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22
22%
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22
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84%
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71
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71
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22
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70%
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8,600
11,600
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36
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84%
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15
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59 y&
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36%
165
-
42%.
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84
38%"
35%
50
593/4
28%
36
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5,600
11,600
16,500
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18%
38 3A
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42
106
;
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28%
,
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36
84%
.
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28
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59%
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54
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42%
1,06
50
54
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41%
165
39
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83%
183/a
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700
323/8
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150
50%
41%
28
►105%
53%
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49 VB!
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59%
59
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94
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33%
Erie RR common
70% Mar
833/a
164%
Empire District Electric Co.——.10
25
Equitable Gas Co——
8
83%
164%
83
50
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
3
July
x35%
35%
164%
30
3
73
36%
•
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503A
16'A
41%,
'
40
523A
16
16
16
400
♦50%
16
31 y8
29 %
27% Feb
50'A"
48 3/4
'
1,000
9,000
52%
54
50%
32
33
22'A Jan
49'A
*53'A
49%
Electric Mfg Co.
4
Emerson Radio 8c Phonograph—_5
11
*49
54
42
Emerson
23
49%
_lo
2nd preferred
25% Jan
49%
15
Natural Gas
20% Jan
'49%
51
31%
41%
5
9
343/4
54
41%
*103 »A
preferred
5%
34%
*53%
48%
100
common—
5%
El
34%
*53%
31%
.2.50
__——
343A
*50'A
49'A
100
.
34%
51
41%
100
Elgin National Watch Co
3
49% Feb
50
preferred
98
54
48%
29%
5
—
preferred
Co
2,600
120
98
50 3A
40 3A
Elastic Stop NUt Co
1
(The);
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
Electric Storage Battery
10
30
46% Jan
5
13
Corp
120
983A
*53% '54
51
16%
Electric Auto-Lite
Elliott
67%
*53%
54
*16 V
common——.10
28% Sep 23
24% Apr 20
For footnotes
Jan
27
Jan
10
28% Jan
Co
Ekco Products - Co common
4%%
67'A
98'A
50'A
1
Manufacturing Co.
4 V4 %■
34% Feb 23
22 % Feb 25
29
51
27%
18% Mar
3
*53%
.
120
,•98%'.
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16%
60
.
53%
50% s
16%
27 %
41% Jan
11% Oct 31
53%
50%
54
59%
♦
*49
*53%
—2
1
49%':
54
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
5
25% Jan
I
*49
•51%
Eaton
14
6
*53%
•
30
46'A Mar
*51
•
36 % Feb
45% Mar
54
54
50
5
16 % Jan
44% Feb
507A
3
53
Feb
54%
*50%
Mar
23% Feb 15
*
*53%
50
Jan
Mar
V
225%:
34%
50
_
preferred
343/4
60
3
3% Mar
6%
34%
30
10
58% Feb 17
Feb
10
Jan
54% Apr 11
96
-
98%
49%
50
120
34'A
34
50
2243A
2253/4
* 120
98%
*48%
-10
Eastern Stainless Steel
Jan
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
•
120
*98%
—10
Eastman Kodak
9
94
3
28'A Jan
24
10
10
103/e
98%
50
Eagle-Plcher Co
Eastern Corp
Jan
224%
121 ;"5'
-
*98%
10
Eastern Airlines Inc.
8
50
6
3
169
*120
•
6
84% Mar
225%
224
No par
No par
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred.:
L
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
:
1
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
3
105
39% Jan
Jan
14
40Jan
104
43% Nov
19
6
series.
Mar
28
Sep 29
May 27
27% Feb
164'A Mar
series
$3.50
Jan
36% Feb
„
10%
%
311
52
107
3% Nov 10
75% Jan 23
-
Feb
0
Sep 14
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
-.42
29% Jan 23
'
•
29
9
55
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
Jan
6
18
51% July 22
52 % Jan
53'A
52 % Jan
9
11%-:
10%
10%
8
$4.50
Preferred
>
*11
66%
(EI) & Co—
Common
Preferred
28
52
4
20
47% Jan 19
18
Nov
Mar
5
11%
*11
No par
du Pont de Nem
157
8
*22%
853/4
*84
853/4
70%
*70%
71
70%
140
9,900
19,500
~20
Number 5515 ; i*, The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183 l1
(1245)
i
YORK ^ STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lute fer rrtvlMM 1
;
•
Year
j" Range Since
"
Lawest
Highest " ;• y
•
;
Jan. 1.
- Oct
10
21% Feb
9
6
20% Sep 13
15% Jan
20
May 11
: 72% Dec 30
62% Jan
23
JI
26% Sep 29
6
41% Dec
30
40% Jan
21% Feb
7
12% Feb
J 4
15
May 16
25 % Dec
22% Mar 14
68
Sep
13% Mar
18% Apr,, 7
17% Mar 7
74
16% Jan
26% Jan 25
31
Feb
2
6"% Jan
j
31
Jan
31
July
1
37% Nov 30
26
23
23% Jan
-
10
8% July 12
6% Mar 14
9
13% Jan
10 % Jan
3
49% Feb
Products
Eversharp Inc
v
Ex-Cello
3
13
Fajardo
9
7
9
7% Jan ' 3
12% Feb
20
Feb
21
5%
48% Feb
27
5%%
9
Federal
Mogul
Federal
Pacific
4
51
Jan
12
3
43% Jan
5
31% July 21
45
Apr
29
31% Jan
11
34% Mar
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
13% Feb
23
15
29
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
29% Feb
1
33% Mar
Federal
32 % Feb
13
36% Mar
Federated
8%~Nov
9
13%
8% Jan
3
10% Jan
Feit
28% Jan
6
38 % Apr
Oct
14
119
31% Feb
26
15
Apr
102
35% Mar
13
115
56
Mar
23
18
67% Dec
30
62
Jan
64
Jan
18
82% Sep
23
68
Feb
10
104
Sep
26
3
105
Jan
11
62% Jun 20
53
Feb
y
Mar
108
9
106% Jan
19
10% Jan
16
3
17
36 % Jan
19
May 23
102% Feb
2
106
Bower
26% Jan
3
35% Jan
48% Apr
14
-
r
32
-
6
Oct
27
Feb
7
Dept
Stores
Mfg
Firth
$4
:
46% Jan
(The)
13
62% Mar
51 -
21
423/4
43%
10,700
14%
14
14%
30,800
13 Va
13%
13%
13'A
2,600
173/,,
(The)
preferred
46% Mar
Feu'.
Food Fair
Feb
28
126
109 '
Feb
13
97"
Sep 21
Jan
3
128% Mar
9
100
96% Nov 30
•
Jun
3
61 % Mar
~20% OctTl
<-
50
29% Oct 28
*
7% Sep
>
*
•
1
'r 33% Jan
Mar 31
:
23
v
*
Mar
3%%
Ford
9
17%
177/8
17 7/8
18
18 %
25%
x24 %
25
24%
25
77
75%
75%
*73
77
34
x33%
•73
33%
7%
11%
33%
7%
7%
11%
11%
11%
54
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*48
49%
*48
35
11%
357/8
7
7
35 %
7%
7%
11%
353A
7
.
Jan-
21% Jan
12
12
55
*51
54 3A
48%
*48%
48%
200
54
*48
48%
48%
'13% Nov 29
'■
25% Dec
6
68% Mar 30
40% Mar
24
12 % Jan
23
85% Jan
94. r
Oct
24
14 *
9% Dec
Feb
.
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34%
347A
3,600
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
8,500
33
323/4
33%
32 3/4
33
323A
33%
34%
34%
353/8
35%
36%
36'A
363A
9%
9%
97/«
9%
93/4
9%
1,600
353/4
7,200
32%
34
33%
9%
10
34%
34%
34%
35%
111%
112%
112%
112%
113
113
*55
56
35%
34%
35
<
35%
114
353/8
114
5,600
-
13,000
115
114%
1,000
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56%
56
56
*56%
57%
573/4
100
70
70%
69%
70%
68
69
%
68 %
68%
69%
70%
8,800
75%
- -
6.25
7b%
76%
*105
77%
75%
76%
76 3/8
78
78
78%
7,100
*105
106
105
56
56
*105
No par
106
5
39%
39%
39%
•104%
106
55%
55
12%
12%
*104
105
105
106
55
54%
54
12%
5
common
12%
12%
38%
39'/a
*104%
106
55%
12%
12 %
39%
106
38 '/a
105
12%
12%
39
700
123/8
2,800
39%
387/s
*104
104%
20
56
55%
104 %
•
*57
5,900
106
50
1
Light
18%
18%
19
19
19
19%
19%
20%
20%
21%
5,200
7%
44%
41%
45
44%
45%
45
45
45
4 5 J/8
45%
47
7,400
Co.^No par
'
54 %
*
1~*101%
58%
41%
41%
*101
124%
126
100
54
,,100
53%
-
*102
103
59%
59%
413/8
41'/a
*53%
54%
103
*121
60%
60 y8
42%
53%
♦102
128
*98%
100
44
44
126
463/a
15,300
533A
54'%
102 %
102 %
10
61%
62%
21,500
128
128 %
970
100
53%
104
60 %
61%
127
124%
42 %
53%
103
61%
127
'3,300
*
19%
19%
38%
39%
9%
38%
38%
9%
9%
12%
13%
13
13%
v
89%
14%
91
91
91%
■,
27%
28%
28
28%
89%
90
90
98%
*98%
*
130
61 %
617/8
617/a
63 %
49,100
19%
19
19%
19
19'A
18,900
38
99%
20
62%
19%
99
19%
_5
98%
613A
100 ::
Francisco
Inc.
2
Corp.
"
".*
10
Co
Sugar
__No par
13% Mar
9
Franklin Stores Corp
95
Mar
9
Freeport
.Feb
15
Jan'
23
.
6
Froedtert
Corp
29% Feb;
14
7% Jan
Sulphur
7
Fruehauf
*
9
*
1
4
Co
Trailer
92% Jan :
9
27
89
22
•
14,500
33%
32%
Co
Foster-Wheeler
10% Jan 20
27
25% Jan
28% Dec 27
'
12%
13%
__No par
Foremost Dairies
*
8 % Feb
6
98% Nov 28
'16% Mar 23
2,000
33%
10
preferred
3
9
.
'
6
200
7
12
*50
49'/a
•
38%
38%
39%
397/8
40%
27,600
9%
13%
13 %
13%
91
92
92 %
94%
9'/a
*9
9%
'-4%
10
Co
com
' *
1
.
___
preferred
•
_1
new
100
-
89%
•
•14%
14%
14%
1,500
13%
3,400
95
4,800
'
14%
14%
14%
;
28
27%
91
143/4
91%
143/4
1,200
27%
277/8
91
7; 94
27%
61,700
14%
27%
♦90
9%
13%
9'/a
13%
1
66
5,700
28,jO0
36%
13% '
cum
Motor
5,900
77
*51
54
v,
*73
33%
pfd ser of '51___15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
10
3Va% convertible preferred
100-
5
63 % Mar
17%
25%
'
4
12% Apr
14% Jun
14
11% Mar 14
Feb
100
8
18 -
26% Aug 22
.
18
25%
*51
Stores Inc common___:__l
$4.20 div
'
17%
25%
78
7%
"
102
17%
10
com
__
24"%
25 %
.
24%
-
9%
Carpet Co
Co
&
Feb
61% Sep
25
43%
14
13 3A
100
Power
102% Mar
.~56
42%
143/4
13%
33 %
preferred
Florida
13
43%
14%
13%
32%
Corp
27
43
14%
13%
1
Power
27
43%
13%
13%
5
Florida
36% Feb
42%
13"%
13 %
5
Corp
Fllntkote
Mar
50% Jan
,
43
13%
1
47 *
100% Jan
7
-
42 %
5
Florence Stove Co
14
July
69% Sep
105
13
Jan
5,300
2.50
new
Co
common
21% Mar
July 15
40
11
43% Mar 15
'99
6,700
-
1
Co
First National Stores
104% Mar
17% Feb;
3
41% Feb 16
12
17%
773/4
Bearings___5
Electric
*
18% Mar 11
17
76%
50
Corp
"
Aug 29
27,700
17%
75
50
series
Paper Board Co Inc
4%%
Jan
41
25%
16%
72%
1
A
ser
1953
Firestone Tire & Rubber
12% Feb
11% Sep
pfd
Tarrant
&
Filtrol
29
3
61
pfd
cum
conv
New
Jan
29
46% Feb
6 '
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
100
Mar
25
16%
73
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
71% Feb
79
conv
Ferro
Mar
7
Mar
35% Jan
63
Jan*
24
Jan
56
53
24%
lb%
72V4
2
Jan
Shares
17
33
Jan
,
the Week
'
73
5
57
j
Mar. 9
16%
l
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
50
25
Sales far
•
Friday
*72%
Farwick
22
24%
25%
,
Mar. 8
17 y8
Fansteel
27
Mar. 7
v
72%
*73
Dec
*
17
50
Nov
24%
<
70%
20
Brewing Corp
'
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
9
95
Co
36% Mar
■
25%
>
3
75% Mar
3
25
? Mar. 6
\
1
;
Falstaff
18% Mar
25% Mar : 6
.
i...1 .'.'LOWAND
HIGH 8ALI PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday'-
.
Mar. 5
,
5
;
—
Sugar
41% Sep
Feb" 23
Co
_
Corp
47
~
Par
*
.
Monday-"-
».
/
Fairbanks Morse & Co.
;
No par
FalrchUd Engine & Airplane
Corp^l
2
15% Jan !
70
7
Evans
2
9
14% Jan
8
.
STOCK
'
17% Mar
10
1
28
-stocks
YORK
; V-': EXCHANGE
77% Mar
12% Nov
r
'i. ,.'REW
„
25% Jan 20
:
13% Dec
24% Jan
s-
Highest
-
13% Jan
43
'•
•
1955-,;v
Leweet
*91
90
92
G
-
1% May 18
26% Mar 14
34
104% May 24
113
/
9% Jan
Jun
30
28% Jan
3
July
5
15
107% Jan
19
9% Jan
10
10% Mar
45% Jan
20
47
Jan
25
11% Sep
41% Jan
18
49% July 27
27"% Dec
30
39
Feb
11
25% Feb
9
; 35 % Mar 14
51
Dec
20
'46
Jan
33% Mar
r
111
23
9
1
Gabriel
Gair
Mar
Co
Co
(The)
inc
5%
32% July 18
•
Co
Jan
23
Jan
4
8
Feb
23
Jan
9
35
Jan
13
17"% Aug
3
14% Jan
24
15% Mar
6
General
30% Sep 22
107% Mar 1
25% Jan
3
28% Mar
9
General American
v
5
29
Dec
29
57% Jan
28
9% Dec
28
11% Jan
8
148% Jun
71
Dec
42% Mar
„
2
Jan
23
106% Mar
5
66
Jan
27
70 % Mar
6
21
9% Jan
9
3
137% Mar
4% %
27%
100
106%
Transportation^.50
68%
9% Feb
6
$4.50 preferred
General
Amer
General Baking Co common
6
General
6
General Cable Corp com
28% Mar
July
5
92% Jan
3
18
67 % Dec
30
63% Jan
10
72 % Mar
38% Dec
13
31
/■ Feb
16
36% Jan
5
$8
9
24% Mar 15
13% Jan
57% Dec
135% Feb
9
Jan
8
17% Jan
3
66% Jan
5
9
General
General Finance
9
18% Jan
9
Jan
30
95% Feo
24
General
8% Feb
9
8
General
20
65% Feb
9
70% Jan
6
122 % Mar
9% Mar
7
123
54
Nov
14
42% Feb
14
46% Feb
119% Dec
20
127
Jan
3
122% Jan
5
98
Aug
{29% Jan
9
102
Jun
30
99
Jan
5
7
9
31
Feb
1
30
1
124% Feb
16
100% Feb
28
38% Nov
2
23
53 % Feb
24
3
71% Apr
5% Dec
45% Jan
4% Jan
4% Jan
11
5
Mar 17
39% Sep
35% Jan
10
37
79
63% Feb
2
14% Feb
9
$5
Jan
Mar
76% Jan
15% Mar
3
42% Feb
29
63% Jan
3
28% Mar
8
42
2
General
6
General
9
45% July 11
38
Jan
23
39% Jan
3
29% Feb
3
29
Jun
29
100% Feb
7
18
65% Nov
14
54% Feb
10
91
Nov
16
98
13
92% Jan
12
82
Jan
7
86% Mar 23
82% Jan
Feb
32% Mar
4
100% Feb
7
64 % Jan
3
9
4%%
14
3%%
26
118% Jun
27
106
Jan
23
117% Jan
6
43% Sep
23
36
Jan
23
42% Feb
20
38% Oct
19
Jan
18
45% Sep
29% Sep
17
99
^ 36% Oct
11
5
Dec
15
9
Jan
155
Dec
16
168
17% Jan
26
20
11
Aug
44% Mar
8
20
2
37% Jan
23
Jan
3
Jan
5
Jan
3
11
5
Feb
2
154
25
22
6
87% Dec
30
60% Jan
18
30% Dec
8
66% Jun
42% Jan
3
1% Nov
12% Jan
6
23
Sep
34% Dec
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
92 %
93%
92%
92%
91%
91%
91%
913/4
2,400
8%
83A
8aA
8%
9
97/8
9%
93A
21,400
68
68%
67%
67%
673A
67%
67
67%
66%
683/B
122%
Xl20%
121
121%
•121%
12PA
45%
44%
No par
"
*121%
4<-%
100
___1%
com
13%
.
124%
124%
121
45%
124%
•120"-
443/4
121
,a
2,000
3,500
420
44%
46
124%
*123%
124
100%
1003/8
*100%
100'A
36'A
36%
36%
36'A
1,400
53
51%
533A
3,700
44%
123%
45
-•124% 124'A
45
161,700
1,400
1
124%
*100%
36
53%
50
49%
503/4
493A
10c
4%
4%
4%
43A
4%
% .36%
36%
43/4
37
4%
36%
36%
36%
-36%
x69 %
70%
693/4
70 %
70%
70%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
40%
41
41
41%
2,800
56%
57%
2,900
No par
1
5
Corp
101
♦100%
36
51
par
68
70
15%
15%
100%
100%
36%
36%
36%
52
x51%
54%
10c
Utiltles
101
36%
52
52 %
50%
•
*51%
49%
x4l%
42
41%
42%
41
41a/4
1
56%
56%
56%
57%
56%
57
567/a
41 %
*32%
*100
41%
100
*
57%
1
95
64
109
40%
45%
5
24%
100
100
100
1
common
No par
10
1
100
;
Co
*96
38%
5
*153
32%
15,300
8,500
70%
71%
3,800
15%
157/8
1,700
28%
28%
28:%
28%
28%
28 3A
800
41%
40%
413/8
40%
41'/a
40 3A
41%
323/4
♦32'A
323/4
32%
32%
x32 %
323/4
18,200
I,300
32%
*100
103
57%
58'A
58%
*28
*100
573A
103
59 'A
103
*100
58'A
95
95
95
*94
96
84
•84
86
*84
86
110%
111
41
25%
47%
24%
46%
41%
46%
41
25%
98
•96
39
39
*153
156
*22%
23%
83%
39%
5
5%
23 %
98
84%
„
5%
156
23%
58%
110%
40%
40%
40%
40aA
46%
47%
24%
24%
1113/4
111%
39 %
5
♦153
♦22%
39%
5%
156
23%
82%
83%
823A
83%
66%
12,800
280
96
86
111%
98
59%
♦84
111 3/4
•96%
103
*94
86
*84
110
*100
58'A
96
♦94
10
(B F)
-
103
10
Inc
8,400
43/4
*28
common_No par
2.50
507%
37
X41%
1
Co
36%
57
10
com
4%
43/4
37
10
Corp
50%
50%
400
40
;
1113/4
20
40'/a
1,530
19,200
47'A
47%
47%
48%
17,400
24%
25%
25%
26'A
20,900
98
96%
96%
200
41
40%
41%
II,100
5%
5%
5,500
*96 %
39%
5%
5
156
♦153
*153
156
,
*22%
23%
2T3 %
23%
200
82%
83 3A
83%
83'A
13,500
30,400
67
67%
67%
68%
68%
70%
32%
30
30%
*30%
31%
31%
31'A
47%
48%
48%
48%
48%
497/8
19,700
2
Jan
17
2% Feb
2%
2%
2%
2%
2a/8
2%
23/e
2%
23/8
23,400
21
18
Feb
14
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
20'A
14,200
30
30
Feb
27
32%
32 %
32 %
32
"a
32%
32%
323/4
5,400
373A
37%
373A
373A
38%
19,200
1,600
34
Feb
9
182% Jan
27
20% Mar
-
34
39
Jan
14
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 & P
Grand
Jan
6
200% Jan
6
Feb
16
45
Jan
3
Jan
17
99
Feb
17
2
94% Mar
44% Sep
19
13
46
May 26
77% Dec
2
20% Feb
17
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
City
cum
Co
(W T)
Co
5
37% Mar
Gt Northern
1
98% Jans
Great
Northern
39% Jan 20
42% Mar
Great
Northern
21% Jan
3
23% Mar
$2.25
Great
Feb
1
149% Jan
73% Feb
15
79% Jan
Green
3
144
7%
conv
41%
42
98%
lf'%
20'A
19%
20
No par
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
Prop__No par
28
97
28%
28%
28%
29
30
97
97
97
97
97
98%
98%
98%
1,100
42%
22%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 3A
42%
423A
42%
427/a
20,000
22
22 Vb
2)7/8
22
21%
213/4
4,700
Stores
Western
Ore
com____l
Paper Co
Ry
Co
25
No par
Sugar com—No par
34^4 Jan
18
30% Feb
33% Mar
Green
37% Aug 11
16% Mar
a
30% Feb
9
35 % Mar
Greenfield Tap
14% Feb
9
14% Jan
99
95
Greyhound Corp (The) common
4%% preferred
page
28.
11
96
Jan
Co
37%
98
preferred
Iron
38%
99%
5
30% Mar 14
Jan
32'A
100
26% Mar 15
May 31
32%
*195
preferred
Bay & Western RR
(H L)
18%
31%
1,600
38%
37%
207
*197
41%
x41%
common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
14
6
18%
5
No par
(The)
3%%
Jan
59% Mar
5
2%
18%
Steel common___12.50
preferred
100
25% Feb
9
153
13
Rubber
& Co
9
39
18% Jan
<fc
(W. R)
3
96
1,200
48%
7
1
1,500
13%
68
23
see
30
16%
47%
30
footnotes
136%
f
,30%
30
For
•
47%
96% Dec
93% Dec 28
13%
16 V2
13
16%
66 %
33% Dec
8
-'16%
32
47% Dec
13% Jan
16%
65%
Dec
24% Feb
136 %
137
*135
137
46%
2
23
♦16%
31 %
5
Mar 16
*135%
1
3
Feb
17
5
Feb
69
135%
4
21% Jan
20% Mar 22
33%
700
Goodyear Tire
34% Jan
143
800
33
Grace
21% Dec
.
72%
32%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
45% Dec
35% Jan 18
72%
33%
9
6
100
72%
*33
9
Jan
Mar 21
*70
333A
95%
4
12
Mar 14
Goodrich Co
72%
♦33
49% Mar
30
;
5
*95%
*70
8%
Co
Telegraph
Goodall-Sanford
140
95 %
71%
70% Mar
39% Sep
74
86% Jan
95
95%
71%
33%
95%
18%
Brewing
Gold
9
Stock
95
96
95
70%
93%
(The)
5
&
26,400
32% Jan
207 % Nov
9
Jan
23% Mar
5,200
28%
18%
92%
8%
1
preferred
Goebel
337/8
28
14
6
93
154
25
33%
28%
16
18
-
24
$4.50
33%
277/a
23
22% Jan
35
Jan
30
96% Jan
Glidden Co
33%
27%
53,400
Equipt Corp
Brothers
5% Jan
27
60
(The)
Gimbel
9
3334
273/8
Feb
128% Jan
-
Jan
Gillette
41 % Mar
33%
80,800
Plywood
Co
9
90
33%
28%
62%
Rubber
4
1373/4
33
27%
44% Jan
7
25
3% Mar 3
5
27% July
75
55 % July
11
-
v
30
63 3/s
...
26% Jan
14
Jan
22% Oct
41% Mar 14
48% Mar
3
23% Feb
96
69% Jan
'
40% Jan
8
/
5,600
4,200
60
preferred
preferred
conv
preferred
4%%
137%
-
62%
Cement Co
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
1383/4
-
,.
■*
9%
60%
Utilities
&
138%
138
9%
69
633/4
Corp
Tire
9%
93/a
9%
33%
13%
No par
Telephone
107
68%
69
No par
Time
138
♦106
69
60%
-—
&
139
9%
107
69
69 3A
62%
preferred
Feb
86
24% Mar 14
90% Jan
4%%
General
139
139
9%
♦106
107
27%
*95%
Advertising-No par
"When issued"
95% Feb
■
Shoe
9%
69%
13 %
General Refractories
General
9%
*106
60j/4
Corp
Corp
Public
70%
63 3A
z
Motors
107
70
13%
Realty
4
70
62%
Railway Signal com_No
15 I
Jun
'
3,500
60%
General
55% Feb
145% Jan
•<
28%'
133/4
General
34% Jan
103% Sep
28%
603/4
9
4
Jun
28%
7,400
623/4
3
21
101
3,100
60%
General
66% Dec
101
15%
*13%
General Public Service
38% Nov
28% Mar
*106
15%
X61%
common
Precision
General
21
21
28%
106%
10
15%
61%
6
26
Nov
28%
33 "A
-n.
60'%
preferred
49% Jan
35% May 25
4,400
77/a
*323/8
77/a
60%
Preferred $3.75 series
33% Dec
31
42%
73/4
33%
*32
(Delaware).J
Corp
General Portland
3
Dec
42
600
59%
Corp
General Outdoor
55% Jan
17% Mar 24
2,100
2,000
5
Instrument
7
10
6
56
*13 %
Co
36% Mar
50% Feb
31
Foods
preferred
:
59% Dec
13% Oct
5%
General
V
Electric
General Mills
29
43% Mar 14
39% Jan
28%
135%
3
11
33
28
7%
Xl6%
62% Mar
27
35% Nov :
28%
17%
13% Jan
120% Mar
293/4
55 %
28%
15%
137%
66% Jan
23
July 11
15%
33%
9
43% Oct
Mar
15%
xl7%
14
18% Feb
15%
t
*135%
23
85
29
•
15%
33%
100
preferred
77% Jun
6
120
7%
57% Feb
5
11,300
47
32%
General Contract
Feb
19% July
103/4
46 :,A
46:J/4
7%
7%
323/4
33%
52% Jan
12% Feb
7%
34
10%
*46
27
5
No par
1st preferred
100
conv 2nd preferred
50
Cigar Co Inc com__No par
4%
96% Dec
6
28
*137%
Corp
Corp common._.2
6%
series preferred
.10
General Dynamics Corp
1
7
30
138
4%
Bronze
9%
General
13
16% Feb
;>
preferred
13
6
Jan
7% Oct
75
'
13
7
Mar 29
9
27
97% Feb
27
80
48% Feb
■u
5
No par
26
Jan
46% Oct
820
10 %
42%
com__l
Investors
Jan
Mar
42
*33%
34
Oct
42%
15%
142
17
42 %
34%
8
21% Mar
42%
15%
2
140
12,400
•
55%
*33%
23
2
2,500
33%
110%
8%
29
55%
1
Corp
29% Feb
2
28%
55%
50
preferred
Acceptance
24% Jan
Aug 17
29
55
54%
*29
/:7 %
23
Nov
29
55%
55%
42%
29
16% Nov
29%
29%
7%
36% Feb
13
10%
46%
42%
26% Dec
130
10%
10%
7%
7
93
8%
327/8
110%
8%
327/a
111
46%
42%
6
83% Mar 18
327/a
109 %
10%
55
"
8%
8%
33%
110
46
29%
com
8
32%
♦103
10%
No par
2
Inc
15
45% Jan
33%
46
%
10
46
1
convertible
29% Jan
Jan
8%
110%
■
104
29
8%
33%
109%
*45%
_
5
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
8%
33%
111
,10 Va
5
J.
Gardner-Denver Co
6
38
45
136% Dec
Gamewell
29
31
46% Feb 25
9% Mar 1
21
105
Feb
8
33%
110%
50
common
preferred
(The)
1
20
25% Dec
56
Inc
convertible
Mar
4% Oct
25% Oct
15% July
29% Mar
"...
1
common
.100
Gamble-Skogmo
Mar
"
.
1
:
(Robert)
$4.50 preferred
Inc
10Q
100
1
& Die Corp__No par
3
100
*96%
*146
*73
31%
37%
.
23%
x22
147%
X147
74%
*73
32%
34
34
14%
14%
96
96
22%
147
74%
*1.8
♦195
♦195
42
42%
42
42
41%
41%
*98
98%
98%
98 3A
98
98
19%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
9,000
49%
493/8
-49%
810
19%
148%
*73
•49%
3C%
*97
148%
♦147
74y8
*73
32%
323A
148
•147
•73
747/8
40
747/8
10,000
33%
35%
1,900
14%
14%
23,100
32%
32 %
32%
32 3/8
333A
34
34
34%
35
14%
14%
14%
14%
1434
96
95%
95%
*94%
*95
148
13,500
35
32%
33%
95
33%
550
323/4
32%
xl4%
95
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35% J? n
6
Jan
6
60
61% Mar 14
36
97
15
Jan
35%
34%
1
5%
5 %
5%
38%
38%
38 %
38%
3 b Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
No par
9C %
96 %
96%
V *96 V2
97%
*9bVa
97
300
96%
97%
93 >/4
97
92%
•9b%
25
96%
96'A
93 va
94
38,900
preferred
$5
Gulf Oil
3
35
46% July 12
9
39 % Mar
23
101% Jan
105
Corp
Utilities
Common
Jan
3
108
Feb
6
104% Feb
9
105% Feb
23
41 % Jan
5
107
37%
No par
;
38
37%
♦103
107%
preferred
100
♦105%
107
dividend
92 Va
34%
34%
b
D'/a
92 Va
93
0
va
34 %
23,500
b
3,200
39 Va
37 Va
38
37%
38
38 Va
39
6,600
39%
104
♦103
104
*103
1(J4
*103
108
♦187%
108
*107%
108
*107%
i03
107
*105%
107
♦lob V2
107
*105 Va
3,000
lu-t
*107%
♦105y2
107
$4.44
34%
6
*103
107
A
104
100
100
dividend
$4.20
35'/a
Co—
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
23
103 va Feb
Shares
34%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
2
97% Mar
83% Jan
the Week
Mar. 9
5%
26
Jan
12
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 8
■
34%
Gulf States
104% July 13
104
Dec
8
Aug 26
Jan
PRICES
Thursday
1
5%
Guantanamo Sugar
9
39 Va Mar
96
3814 Nov
3
Jun
9
109 % Jun
7
107
Jun 10
18
Jan
31
101
Jan
SALE
Alar. 7
33%
Grumman
17
6% Jan
5% Jan
4
44% Feb 23
96% Oct 31
937/8 Sep 23
8% Apr
22
5Va D;C
Monday, March
_1
Aircraft Corp.
13
35% Jan
32% Feb
2
45% Feb
32*a July 19
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. <»
Mar. 5
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
YORK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
lowest
>
NEW
Bang* Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
f.
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Bange for Previous
.
%-
~20
H
Dec
41
67% Feb
10
Hackensack
Water
25
43'A
43%
Halliburton
Oil Well Cementing—5
66%
66 Va
22%
21%
♦21%
69% Nov
25
58 % Feb
19 Va Jan
6
24 % Sep
14
20% Feb
14
18'A Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
92
Feb
13
21% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
35% Jan
19
38% Fee
8
' Jan
6
55
Dec
6
Jan
23
54
134% July 25
36% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
141% Jan
3
146
38
17
Jan
5
39
Jan
20
34
27% Nov
21
Harris-Seybold
33
Hart Schaffner & Marx
10
36%
6%
Jan
9
Dec
27
4 % fo
16% Oct
18
15% Jan
6
20
3
24% Mar
29% Feb
23
36 Va Sep
26% Mar 14
Ex
8
17% Jan
3
Hayes
23
15% Mar
20% Jan
7
9
preferred
21'/a Jan
3
Hazel-Atlas
33% Jan
27
Jan
Glass
9
34%
Sep
20
88
Jan
19
3
60% Sep
29
53
Feb
9
96 % Aug 15
104% Feb
7
98
91
39 % Jan
Jan
60
8
25% Dec
8
23% Jan
36% Jan
3
17% Jan
30
/■ 26% Mar
13
11
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
Feb
17% Oct
22% Jan
37
4
Helir.e
5
38'2 Jan
3
19% Feb
-
3.65%
23
21
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
127 % Jan
10
141
122% Aug 11
126
May 19
122'A Jan
30
124
49% Jan
16
53
Feb
13
Jan
4
54
Jan
11
51
Mar 14
Dec
19
53
Powder common
—
81% Jan 13
54% Mar 18
25
11
34% Nov
9
27% Jan
23
32 % Jan
3
Hertz
.1
43 % Dec
29
37% Feb
14
43% Jan
3
Hewitt-Robins Inc
5
10
17
Feb
14
19% Jan
12
Oct
15% May 13
20% Nov
71
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
Jan
5
89% Jan
3
34% Jan
73
Feb
16
42% Feb
10% Nov 28
12% Jan
5
11
20% Nov
2
31% Jan
10
21
28
16% Jan
3
12
vA
Oct
6% Feb
-
3
12% Jan
30
Hires Co
25 % Mar
7
Hoffman
6
Holland
Hollander
6
Homestake
9
32% Mar
3
34% Oct
13
48
Jan
3
34% Jan
10
40
Feb
20
10
65
Dec
22
Feb
16
62 % Jan
3
Honolulu
44% Jun
27
35% Jan
30
41% Mar
9
Hooker
Feb
29
27
6% Jan
27
21% Jan
37j/2 Oct
28% Jan
31
100% Jun
14
3
Feb
106
13
'
Jun
14% Jan
26
103
Apr 28
8% Dec
17
13'/2 Mar 14
56
Dec
102% Jan
5
20
8% Jan
31
23
29% Mar
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
17
4'
12% Feb
6
Aug
3
26 % Feb
23
28% Jan
5
92
Jan
20
96
100/
Feb
105
Mar 10
A 98
8
104 % Jan
6
105% Feb
23
47
14
Feb
7
i
17% Dec
149% Dec
15
22% Jun
23
15% Mar 14
27% Dec
3%%
23
102% Jan
28
105
Feb
Jan
3
47% Mar
160% Feb
24
f
15
7% July 18
•3% Jan '
22% Jan
28%
10,400
42 Va
2,400
19
7,400
75%
75%
♦95
95%
95
44
44
43%
95
3
12% Apr
Jan
6
3
Nov
31% Jan
4
17
6% Jan
19
21
32% Feb
9
30
9% Feb
39
Sep
68% Mar
37% Jan
7% Jan. 13
38% Feb
44%
46
♦11%
11%
*11 Va
11 %
*11 Va
11%
11%
11%
24%
24%
24'/a
25'A
24%
25'A
25
2OVH
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
7%
36%
59%
♦7
7%
60%
59%
39%
39%
39%
7%
21%
21%
3,000
7%
7 Va
21%
21%
*30%
31 Va
36'A
36%
36%
37 >/•
7,400
59%
59%
60% A
60%
61 '
3,400
40
3J
40%
*101
102'/a
-
101
101
*31
40%
101
31%
200
41%
15,800
101
30
7%
7%
7%
7
7'A
28 %r
28'/a
28%
28
28%
27
27%
27 Va
27%
2,600
15 V4
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
25,900
*38 %
39%
r. *38 Va
39 Va
3j %
39
39
27 l/a
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
95 %
96
95
95
100 %
101
7%
7%
39
.
26%
27 %
95%
95 % A
,
100
A.
47
47%
160
160
24
♦1%
14%
14%
23%
2
% >
1%
7'/a
68
6 7'/a
67%
34%
35
35
♦7%
'
8%
6%
100
100
*100
♦104
105
•104
47
46%
153
160
159%
2
■
47%
160
5
37%/.
—
12,400
14%
14%
14%
700
25%
25Va
25%
35,900
1%
1%
8%
7 '/2
7
2
68
67 %
*34%
6%
6%
35%
36'/a
31%
30%
31
64 s,a
64'/a
64%
54%
53%
54%
,
6%
7%
800
68%
35 Va
6%
1,300
*7%
68 Va
35
2
68%
4,000
♦35%
°/4
67%
AA35-A
A:
160
14%
36%
6%
—
9,700
2<%
2
37
36%
130
■
•
41 Va
24'/a
64 %
6%
37%
190
14%
.
30%
6%
1
14,900
105
47
500
■
101
105
13,900
95
*7%
7%
67%
34
noncumulative preferred—100
'.'A
A
*95
23%
-
27 va
96
*14%
-
27%
7Va
*95
-
159%
24%
*39
7
101
*100
♦104
'.Av 47
14%
23%
1%
14%
l
A
160'/«
47%
159%
7%
105
•104
105
_1
Hussman Refrigerator Co
7%
4,600
A 400
36 Va
39%
101
1,400
6,800
V
28%
1
25A
—
:4'
39%
101
102
♦101
&
.
*7
59%
Corp—
10
260
4,900
13%
59%
Hupp Corp
24
44%
11%
47
5%
44%
44%
'
24%
tHudson & Manhattan com_—„100
30
94 V8
77
13%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods 'Inc
6.66%
9%.Feb
20
10
9 4'/a
31
<
Jan
94% A:
21%
9
7% Feb
64.
94
44%
31
2
27
13
33
95
44%
*74%
11
100
Co—
*94
;
77
24
100
Stores
♦74 Va
77
♦74%
77
♦104
Sound
100
18%
21%
Howe
700
42
7%
Howard
53
54%
27%
31%
2
90
.
.
*52%
18%
21%
3
123%
2,300
2,700
41 »/a
"7 '•••
3
2% Feb:
A,
2b %
21'/a
25% Jan
250
19%
18%
*31%
18% Jan-
23
38
141
*54
v
54%
35%
500
6%
37,300
6%
37
37
38
2,600
A;
I
Jun
21
67% Oct
11
47% Jan
27
-
5
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
31% Mar
5
Idaho Power Co
23
65% Mar
9
Illinois Central RR Co
Sep
50
Jan
23
54% Mar
6
Illinois Power
52
49
10
58% Jan
57
27% Feb
12
Aug 22
61% Aug 17
Nov
9
53% Nov
10
62% Sep
55
1
Jun
A 50% Jan
Jan
11
52% Jan
17
31
55
Jan
51
5
55 A, Mar 11
53,
Feb
10
54
Jan
63
Feb
15
51% Feb
1
53
Feb
15% Oct
26
15V2 Jan
4
16% Mar
/
24% Mar 15
31% Aug 31
Jan
3
29'% Jan
8% Jan
19
4.42%
f
4.20%
2
Illinois
9% Jan
28 /•
25
6
10% Nov 28
48% Jan
6
20
58% May 23
71
5
53%
*52%
53%
50
*53%
55
*53%
51
50
*53
53%
*53
53%
53
*52%
50
*52 %
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
*16
16'A
16
16
*16
29%
29'/a
29 Vn
29 Va
9Va
9'/a
9Va
8%
Terminal RR Co
:
Electrica
De
5
15
163
Jan
81% Nov
28
78% Feb
14
88% Mar
Inland
8
53% Jan
23
66% Mar
Inspiration Cons Copper
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
47% Jan
23
100% Jan
11
27% Jan
30
7
103
19% Jan
18
'33% Sep
349
Jan
6
85% Oct
11
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
21% Jan 23
Mar 29
6
450
Apr
4iyaJun
373
18
6% Nov
9
Feb
23
88
Jan
3
4% Jan
31
6
Jan
6
International
9
Int'l-Nickel of
Jun
10
126% Jan
Jan
3
12% Feb
13
62
12
117% Sep
23
108
26
108
Jan
12
20% Nov
15
78
Jan
Jan
90% Mar
23
131% Mar
13% Feb
129
103% Jan
4
106
Jan
15% Feb
83% Feb
18
Jan
5
24
96% Jan
Nov
14
73
Jan
6
114
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
42
Dec
28
8
42% Jan
9
V 62% Feb
60
Jan
5
74% Sep
19
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
'6
31% Sep
9
45
Jun
Mar
44% Feb
10
69% Mar
Jan
30
38 % Jan
4
34% Mar
9
3
121
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
91% Jan
45
6
Btp 26
19
Mar 14
12% Sep
9
8
16
40% Feb
43
27% Jan
10
10
45
24
130
Mar
9
Feb
37 Va Feb
17
4
43 % Feb
7
97% Aug 15
91 % Jan
9
94
Feb
46 % Jan
19
54
Mar
101% Jan
19
54% Sep 23
107% Nov 22
38% Dec
see
30
82
Jan
page
j
23
9
35% Feb
3
28.
1
85%
84%
131
131
5%
85%
131
123 Va
_No par
•
A:.
168
700
9
49
49% A
67
>
67%
*164
24,000
7,600
168
60
86%
87
86%
87%
66%
66
66%
*23%
24 Va
♦23%
24%
100
49%
30%
50%
*49%
50
800
'102
>30%
31
428
430
37%
172%
*31 Va
30 Va
38
37%
172%
173%
*31%
32
30 Va
30%
85
*82
,
%
V 5%
*82
4%
5%
103
102
31
30%
430
38
427
37%
"
.
172%
172%
32
5,600
'
30%
i
85
20
31%
15,700
432
38
5,500
-
~
20,900
172%
30%
30%
590
900
32
*82
5
9,300
102
31%
4%
13,500
85
100
5
5,900
84%
85%
8'iVa
88'/a
89Va
90 3'4
*130%
131 %
*130%
131 %
130%
131 Va
1,300
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
11,500
122%
122%
123%
122 %•
International
Silver
preferred
cum
107%
*105%
96
37,100
105
107
109
43%
105
43%
43%
106%
43%
107%
*106
43 7
a
43%
66 %
66%
68 Va
68%
37%
37%
37'/a
*36 Va
37%
32%
33%
33%
33%
3 3%
33%
25
64
*35
69
V
44%
68%
41
111
69'A
*36
44
68%
37 Va
33%
49
♦36
34 Va
40 Va
17%
92%
115
44%
69
2,000
:>
390
1,000
1,400
9,500
37%
31 Va
34%
118,700
40
40 Va
2, liOO
*39%
40%
*39%
40 Va
*Y 39%
33%
25
40'A
40'A
*39'/a
40%
*39%
40%
*49
41
*37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38
38%
33'A
500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,800
41%
41%
-
42
*40
42 Va
common
43%
roo
800
41
41%
41%
41%
21
21
*20%
21'A
*20%
21%
*2C%
21%
21%
21%
200
33%
33 %
22%
33%
32%
33 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
2,300
26%
27 Va
27
27 %
27
27 Va
27
27'4
27
27
3,200
45
20,200
130
110
50c
1
Co
-1
*43
41
5
-
40%
130
9%
42
41%
130
*129%
9
9%
42%
130
9%
42
%
130
8%
43%
130
9%
43%
*129%
8%
44 V8
41%
130
133
9 Va
9 Va
9%
45,400
Jaeger Machine Co
35
36
34%
35
35%
3i
35
35
35%
2,200
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
37%
38
38
40%
40
40%
40%
41%
41 %
42%
13,100
92 %
92%
93 y4
92%
92 %
*91%.
92%
92%
93%
1,700
52
54
3,200
*102
103
3%%
Co
Inc
pfd—_100
common
5%
Joy
92
*92%
50
50%
103
95%
*
102'
94%
50%
103
95%
*34%
50 %
*102
94%
50%
103
91%
50%
*102
95
51
103
93
*
95%
96
14,500
12 %
preferred series A
Manufacturing
49%
*102
No par
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
1
1
160
preferred
Johns Manville Corp
& Johnson
9
*104%
107 Va
No par
,
Johnson
42% Mar
92%
17,800
_3.50
Co
preferred
Jewel Tea
27
17%
94
124
1
50% Jan
105% Feb
17 %
*93
25
preferred
Island Creek Coal
v
Mar
*16%
94
common
78% Jan
.
*105%
17
92 V2
—No par
.
conv
L)
107
17
92
No par
common
Jacobs; (F
*105%
17
91%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
$6
107%
*16%
92
Telep & Teleg—No par
Utilities Corp com—5
Intertype Corp
New
*105
17
91%
I
Shoe—
7%
107 %
17
100
International
;
*105
122
par
preferred
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
102% Feb
1
43 Va Jan
103% Feb
.
9% Mar
.
24
67% Feb
t
5 Va
5%
24
103;
425
38
122'/a
International Salt
7
13
footnotes
23
24
27
For
5
6% Feb
14v
A
172%
122%
preferred
5%
9
34% Jan
34% Jan
Jun
33% Nov 29
21% Mar
13
31% Jan
85
Mar 10
5
Feb
6
Mar 15
65
Mar
26,% Jan
11
32% Mar 14
$4
International
13
Feb
172%
120%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com„No
21
31
May 10
83%
331
37%
;•
common—_7.50
Paper
20
97
A 5%
-
13%
Feb
104
■
38
172%
13 Va
26
11
31%
13%
40% Jan
13
10
20
65%
■
51
*102
422
13 Va
Power
77% Oct
30%
419
15
Interstate
89% Jun
98
International
International
31
Jun
100
9
34% Jan
69
Canada com—No par
Preferred
20
89
Jan
1
International Packers Limited
3
Jan
31%
418
103
51
85
14% Jan
33% Jan
*102
*82
9
125
52%
84
_5
100
Feb
21
30%
414 A
com
Dept Stores—
30
Sep
103
Mining Corp
$1.40
130
*102
preferred—
Interstate
'35% Dec
'164
86%
UO"/4
a
*23%
24
51%
-
*23%
84
4%
30
21
20% Mar 23
'
.
86'A
bb
:
30%
27
2
52
24
'
51
.1
'30
'
36% Sep
6
30y4 Aug 11
24
5
_i
30%
23
51% May
88%
60%
29%
3J% Feb
9
*1^4
165
32
40% Feb
3
20
.65%
*31%
7
30% Jan
26% Jan
87
88
32
19
34% Feb
165
168
31%
30
13
*165
37%
33% Feb
15% Aug 29
3,100
67%
172%
34% Jan
3
29"
*8%
49%
100
38% Jan
12% Jan
Sep
29
9
66
>
3
40
29 Va A
*8%
48%
66%
common
2
43% Jun
6
28%
9
65%
No par
preferred-
15
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
v
115
Mar
29% Jan
37
29 Va
49%
No par
7%
26
7
101
23% Jan
2,100
A' 65 Va
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A„25
9
27
31
Mar 14
35
16
"
69
48% Mar
Int'l Harvester
38% Feb
6
IT
87% Aug 28
16
A 48%
t
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
141
16
66%
No par
32% Jan
'6
16
48%
87%
Corp—
14
18
52%'
65%
65%
Machines
28% Feb
29
Mar 15
Iron
Int'l Business
3
12% Jun
34
Interlake
Mar
28
84
*51%
48%
.—100
Feb
21
53
52%
65%
preferred
Jan
67% Jan
9Va Mar 13
4%%
32
127 Va Dec
Jan
Feb:
174
92% May 26
*52%
52
48
Inc—.
5
8
101% Sep
Ctfs
30
2
.
Insuranshares
30% Jan
84
A
53
53%
64%
Interchemical Corp common
36% Jan
3
"
16 Ve
v
467/a
_No par
167% Jan
28% Nov
3% Mar 18
Mar
31% Mar
432
26
53
.'A
'
61% Jan
103
9
100
Co
9
175% May 31
87-% Jan
4
41% Jan
3
Mar
Jan
24
;
A.
1
169% Jun
19
-
No par
*4
37 % Jan
29 Va
100 pesos
Steel
!•"«
Mexico
A
86% Mar 14
96 y2 Jan
110
*52%
Industrial Rayon
21% Jan
51
53%
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
Feb
51
5,400
55
69 Va Jan
'
2,300
*52%
50% Jan
165
20,500
*53%
13
13
8
54%
55
14
Sep
51
65 7
53%
Feb
68
51
31
54
..
*53%
Feb
6
26
'
54 Va
*52%
59
Jan
A A 51%
*51
51
*
55
46
35% Jan
30%
6 5'/a
65 %
'
51
53%
29
162
31
63%
*53%
Dec
60% Jan
51
51%
30%
'
*52%
Industria
8% Dec
A 54
*51
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
'
i
i 4.70%
10
12
.
6
17
jJan
13% Apr
•
54
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.26%
62% Mar 28
64%
53%
cumulative preferred—__ 50
cumulative preferred—50
4.08%
;
9
61
;
31%
64 Va
No par
common
-
19
Jan
54% Jan
51:
8
31
j__No par
10
Co
Co
72%
74%
72
74%
73%
73'A
73 %
73%
74%
76%
3,300
10
46%
47%
46%.
47
46 %
47
46%
47
46%
47%
22,500
100
1
.
2,500
27%
31%
14% Feb 29
•'A/1% Jan 12
25%
123
53
6.
20
40%
21.%
21% Jan
10
71% Sep
6
11
19% Jan
;
;
50
va
140%
124
53
*54
99
18%
•
AAt 1% Dec
19
300
//v;-
57%
28%
29'A
36%
preferred _x_
preferred
*37%
140 Va
*123 %
52%
54
25%
18%
140
124
*99
37%
lb%
52 Va
36%
4.40%
25%
37%
19
139 %
54
37
com
99
25%
37%
18%
A
99
25'A
♦123%
36%
of America——
preferred—
Lighting
57%
52%
30
preferred——
Houston
58
41%
100
.
7
*56 %
18'/a
100
4%
28
3
57 Va
100
90
39%
Power—No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)___25
10
Feb
143.
8
3% Feb
6
41% Jan
14
29
>
Feb
3
Mar
*88%
28
39
May
90
18'/«
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household' Finance common—No par
34
6,900
*88%
29 %
1
98
3,400
39%
Mar
39
V4
32 %
88A
54%
♦74%
common—5
Inc
lo
21%
32%
18
3
28
102% Mar
conv
lo
21Va
32
28'/a
Houdallle-Industries
28
100
Corp
5%
luva
21 'A
32
39%
8
91% Jan
: \ 38% Oct
f Hotel
2
I^"/4
21%
21%
No par
7,900
32%
52
lo
Co
230
33%
39%
15
261/a Oct
A
Electrochem
35 %
16 Va
♦54
12.50
$4.25 preferred
3,500
21'A
139
♦31 %
—
31%
'
5
Mining
*35
1,500
4,500
b'/a
18%
16% Mar
10
37% Jan
& 'Sons
Gil Corp
35
31'A
10
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
(A)
3o
6 %
3,800
39%
28%
5
4
21% Mar
31
%
30%
> *37%
♦123% 124
54%
b
33%
18
,
1
50c
Co
16
8% Jan
8
29% Feb
>
(Charles E)
Electronics Corp
Furnace
32% Jan
9
16
Feb
3
Heyden Chemical1 Corp common—1
3V2% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Hilton Hotels Corp—
5
14 % Jan
5
4
20% Jan
Jan
47% Jan
14
4
25% Jan
7
Mar
% Feb
12% Jan
3
99
14
2
8% Mar
5% May 12
19% Feb
77% Feb
6
95
51% Aug 24
6
Jan
(The)
Co
124
52
52
*54
6%
31
18%
140
X140
34
x25
38
•18%
18%
1,600
38
♦99
26%
•37%
37%
33%
37%
*56 %
100
26
26%
33% V
38'A V
21
57%
140
♦123%
■
—-1
31% Mar 18
i
18%
140
No par
Feb
30
*37%
No par
Hercules
Nov
40
10
(G W) common
15
148
Jan
26%
noncumulative preferred—_25
7%
Hercules Motors a
100
♦99
100
Feb
17
96
preferred
33
37
6%
35
90
•57%
bj
148
37%
33
w——
4,400
88 Va
32
*99
*145
200
'-i.V
38 v8
33'A
♦16'/a
16%
57%
52 Va
.A-
*34%
21%
32
57%
89%
37%
*31%
16%
21
—25
Co common
33
30%
16%
•88'/a
52
148
33
21%
*88
IA
33%
6%
35%
32%
90
52
*145
148
200
*21%
by %
57%
37
,
SI
21%
♦86%
,
33
6%
16%
100
preferred
Heinz (H J)
5
Jan
101
30
3%%
21'/a
A
37%
44
33
33
21 Va
15
*68
52 V4
52 %
♦31%
1
*21A
89%
37 Va
36%
36%
30'/a
*43
2i>a
21V4
A *88
♦145
6%
31
'
A 84% Jan 24
1,700
34'/a
*34'/a
34"%
30%
5
Co
Hecht Co common
4
89% Feb
6
Industries Inc
4,600
22%
36%
5
dist
06%
22
32%
6%
50
—
Industries Inc—
partial liquidating
Havag
4
33 % Mar
1
Co
66
22
148
X33%
37
Hat Corp of America common——1
6b %
21 Va
53
♦145
8
34
bD%
21%
21%
52 Va
54
148
3
35
18% Jan 23
20'A Nov
53 Va
♦145
100
2.50
preferred
3
34% Jan
1
Jan
6%
*43
65'8
22 Va
89%
37%
36'/a
36%
43%
X65-/8
22
♦88
90
35%
6 Va F(.b
20
30 % Feb
6
♦83
38 % Mar
31% Jan
12
33% Dec
5
Harrlsburg Steel Corp
9
5
♦21
100
Paper Co
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
34%
33
31% Feb
14
preferred
convertible
4%
Hammermill
3
17
8% Jan
No par
Ft
15
35% July
6% Mar 25
22%
5
(W
Feb
39% July 13
Mar 11
to
Mar
Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co com
*21% Feb 27
1
48
Hall
5
36% Jan
40% Nov
12
31% Dec
22% Mar
*
43%
66 Va
66
X22
45% Aug 10
43%
43%
*43
7
29
43% Mar
104%
40
105
40'A
105
40
105
40%
105
40
105
40 %
105
105 Va
40
41%
105
41%
105 %
360
42%
10,500
,
1956
Volume
Number 5515
183
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(1247)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
Kanre for Previous
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
-
Year 1955
uvhi
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 5
Sales for
Wednesday
Mar. 6
Thursday
Mar. 7
Mar. 8
?
Friday
43% Dec
28% May 25
35
14
Feb
51
39
Nov
30
45% Mar
94
Sep
30
100% Mar 23
105
Nov
84% Apr
43
Mar 10
48 y4 Jan
25
Oct
31
2« %-J un
24% Mar
-
7
105
Jan
71% Feb
9
44% Jan
4
.24
.
"18
38% Nov
9
(^32
.113
81
:
6
Feb
10
Jan
Oct
59% Apr
27
4%
:
Feb
27
36% Jan
Sep
Jun
58
29% Feb
38% Dec
34% Jan
69
84
4%
60
92 % Mar 18
7
28% Jun
Dsc
*
32
30
27'
14
7,
23
i
i
'Jan
Feb
16
.
31
-
94
Jan
3
,28% Feb
4.
Kern
55% Feb
9
43 y2 Jan
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
Dec
-
15 V4 Jan
7
Jan
*
29% Jan
3
13
30
Mar
(S S)
Kress
&
29
7
4% Jan
6
La
7
18% Jan
3
Lane
22 */a Mar
9
Laclede
Gas
22
5% Jan
Mar 14
18 y8 Dec
25
4
6
25
28% Jan
rtb
16% Mar
34% Sep 20
98% May
3
Feb
25
20 % Feb 10
fl
86% Aug
11
31'% Feb
16
94 y2 Jan
34% Feb
1
11
95% Feb
21
15% Nov
28
13% Jan
10
16% Jan
31
Dec
30
72% Jan
23
83
25 Va Apr
26
19% Jan 23
Mar 14
6
6
18 y8 Jan
i% Jan
82
2% Sep
3
2
Jan
22
15V2 Jan
6% Sep
1
57/8 Jan
3
40 % Mar 14
47% Jan
4
43 v8 Jan
23
16
22
4
16% Jan
21% Jan
I9
4
3
3% Jan
3
17% D
1
.J-
19% Jan
;
30
64% Jan
13 % Jan
i.
23
3
23
3
24% Dec
149% Jun
47
1
19
6
74% Feb
164% Nov
22
Sep
26
66
46% Oct
31
55% Apr
16
30
25 y8 Jan
25
79
15
101% Sep
40% May 17
64% Feb
17
6t
39% Sep-19
Lehman
Lehn
Fink
20
47% Jan
15
35% Jan
'
Mar
26
19
Feb
v
17 v2 Mar 14
24%. Aug
56
Jan
73
7
i
26% Mar 14
114
Oct
^
Dec
32% July
123
5
July
1 •.
-'13% Jan
21*?
64 % Jan
23
23
5
Jpn
114% Mar
5;
28% Mar 14
„
387/s Sep
6
35
20
23
4
11
103% Mar*
Mar
Jan
8
107% Apr
27*
103
Feb
100
Sep 26
103 »/4 Jan
6
101
102 i
Mardl
20% Oct
105
11
July 15
25% Jan
139% Dec ii 7
45% Jan,«
.<
147
3
58
77y2 Jan.
6
90% Dec
22 Va Mar 14 "*
99 y2
3
143% Jan
5
10
27
6:
1241/4 Feb
6
101
Jan
3
42
Jan
59
20
28
Mar
41%
2,400
40%
40%
41%
41%
46%
47%
46%
47%
35%
35%
35%
35%
g'/.
2
27% Feb
1
:
7%
27
47%
46%
35%
•35%
par
35%
•58%
29%
47%
15%
Mex
58
*101
58%
10S
58%
*101
58%
59%
102
53%
54%
55%
56
55
97%
97%
97%
98
700
13,000
700
59%
101
53%
97%
29
1,500
101
'
*97%
120
57
24,200
98
220
29%
29
29%
29
29%
29
50
29%
50
50
50%
49%
50
49%
50 Va
24%
2,400
24
24
24
24%
47%
24%
24%
48
2,100
47%
48%
43%
49%
49%
52
15%
15%
*4
59
102
.
24%
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
15%
15%
15%
4%
4
*
4
4
4
*4
4%
4
5,400
10,600
2,700
4
300
18%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
21%'
16%
16%
16%
900
213/8
213/a
21%
21%
21%
22%
6,300
34%
34%
34
34
213/4
21%
21%
*33%
34%
33%
34%
*95%
97
*95 %
15%
16
15%
97
*95%
34
97
34%
*95%
1,100
97
16
80%
82
78%
80
78
78 Va
78
78%
2,500
21%
213/s
20%
21
20%
21
21%
21%
6,900
23/4
2%
2%
2%
7,000
82%
21%
213/4
2%
23/4
2%
No par
17%
17%
No par
7%
7%
.1
*95%
97
16%
823/a
17
17
7%
*17
7
73/a
46%
16%
15%
2%
16%
2%
17%
2%
17
7
16
16
17 V8
17
13,300
17%
1,500
*7%
7%
7'/a
7%
3,700
46 Va
46%
45%
46%
10,000
46
46%
45%
18%'
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18 Va
20
18%
1,600
203/a
20%
203/a
20%
20 %
10
20%
20 Va
80
20 3/a
20%
82%
5,600
82%
83%
82
82%
81
82%
83
85
7,500
5
Co
7
16
16%
~~__5
27%
27%
27%
66%
67%
67%
67%
com
•-16%
46%
..
16
16%
16
16%
16
16%
27%
27%
2 6 3/4
263%
27%
27%
1,300
67%
67%
67%
68 Va
67%
68 Va
12,100
Xl60%
160%
400
11,400
,
162
,
162
163
163
162%
163
52%
52
52%
51%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
56
56%
56%
57
57%
573/4
57
58
3,900
16%
16%
X16%
16%
163%
2,700
43
43%
54%-
57
163/8
16%
No par
41%
42%
100
90
90
1
49
23 >
.__No par
16 3/a
16 3/8
16%
42
43
41%
41%
41%
91%
*891/4
91%
*89%
91%
*89%
91%
100
49%
49%
503/a
48%
49%
483%
49%
26,000
X22%
23%
493/4
22%
50%
23%
773/4
41%
*89%
23
22%
23 %
23 3/a
23%
9J,iU0
753%
7,700
80
29%
76
30
•113
77
29%
116
■
X743/4
30
*113
29%
116
*114
-
75%
74%
30%
74 Va
30
293/4
116
74
29%
29%
115%
300
64%
61%
633/4
613/i
623/4
63
63 %.
62 %
65%
11,300
21%
213/4
21%
213/4
213/8
213/4
21%
213/4
21%
21%
17,100
•105
106
*105
106
*105
106
*105
106
*105
106
•100%
101%
*100%
101%
*100%
101 Va
*100%
101%
•103
105
:
♦103
101%
105 A
*100%
100
*103
105
*103
105
*103
105
20 Mi
20
20%
fo
20%
100
Common
141
141
56
1
:
■
'
140%
94
25%
253/4
59
140%
20%
140
20
140%
20 Va
1393/4
20
140
20%
390
57
57
57,3/a
57% •58%
58%
59
4,500
94
93%
933/4
93%
93%
93%
94
5,100
25%
26
253/4
*104A
105
59%
60
61%
58%
603/4
26%
25%
*104
140
23,800
140
56%
*104% 105
♦104% 105
10
20%
;
-
93%
'J
57
93 '
IlOO
preferred series A
7,900
63%
100
common
3,600
114%
-
116
*113
100
preferred
20,200
53
_~2~50
com
16.
160%. 16134
10
■
45%
27%
^25
.
preferred
Co
:.
47%
•35%
1
preferred
4%%
X46%
lo
Lukens Steel Co
5
47%
36
29
Louisville Gas & El Co, (Ky)_No par
Louisville & Nashville50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc—
:
8
4 »/„ Feb
61% Mar
(P)
41%
467/a
100
preferred
D
E
•40%
36
"
__25
preferred
series
Lorillard
9
94% Mar
••
3
51% Jan
,<
3,700
40%
100
series
29,800
513/a
No par
Co
4.35%
5,000
10,000
32,500
24%
conv
4.25%
•
23
1
83 y2 Jan
30
11
21% Feb
49% Jan
July 27:
13
103% Jan
10
139% Mar
May 25
31% Dec
102% Jan
.
18
36%
140 %
44%
10
•
11
20Va Jan
L02y4July
Sep;23
39% May 10
Jan
103% Jan
3
50%
18
36%
1361/4
50%
5
B
50%
I
Co
series
48%
48%
18 %
36%
135%-
24%
preferred
100
;Long Bell Lumber (Md) A___No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5%
49%
49%
36%
44%
common
9
134%
51%
Gas
Jan
36%
135
44%
Star
106
18%
131%
24%
tLone
27
18%
34%
133%
44%
7
15
Xl8
34%
132%
48%
10
22% Feb
18%
•: 34%
24%
Corp
2
4,000
34%
47%
Products
convertible
4%%
22 Va
243/8
Cement
17
22
V8
44%
Star
24
22
24
Lone
Jan
22
44%
5
3iy4 Feb
22%
24%
80
71% Feb
22%
3,800'
45
9
•'
3,200
81
X24%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
.*
119
16
900
22%
25%
*
X44%
3
Mar
46%
25%
41%
12
r
9
21% Mar
Oct
'
80%
*45%
25%
24%
27
10
>-
18%
80%
46%
25%
45%
43 % Feb
27
79
♦45%
25%
133%
34
131%
I
preferred
Corp
3%%
/;
46%
25%
-
45
53% Jan
"
*'
18%
79%
•45%
25%
41%
23% Mar
14
18%
79
10
"16
24%
100% Jan
14
46% Feb
89
7"
1st
(The)
-Liquid Carbonic Corp
*
•
,
50
Cup?Corp__
Belt
Lionel
x22
24%
preferred
Tulip
Link
29
'
Apr
7%
:LiIy
9
16% Feb
V
24 r
Jan
58
9
53
23
Feb
'
46
/ 25%
49%
___
1
22%
78%
46
22%
102%
y2
78%
46
25%
24%
Lerner Stores Corp
163% Teb
80
,
25%
5
noncum
Libby McNeill & Libby_
Life Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
72% Feb
3
•45
common_3
.Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
28 y2 Feb
..
2
Jan
49% Jan
21V8 Jan -14
Dec
i
Jun
3
63% Mar
78%
•
-
No par
8
3
105
•97
"2nd pfd
Corp (The)
Jan
*103%
97%
common
50c
17% Jan
105
97%
_
Co
1
86
«•
*103%
5
Sons
Feb
21% Jan '
9
25% Jan
156
16.
&
Valley Coal
&
105
1
$3
24
•103%
53
pfd..7~5~Pesos
1
19% Feb
105
4
Feb
43% Mer
107
•101
common
noncum
105
20
104
*106%
„No pa*
8
10
Feb
'Lehigh
*102
107
53%
Lehigh Valley RR
31
104
*106
59%
uno
19
9
15 y4 Feb
29% Sep 28
72% S.p 22
9
61% Mar 14
-
Mar
Apr 22
89% Dec
18
*
Jan
3
,
2% Jan
1
'
Sep
3
*102
101 %
-
3
c
1
n % Jan
Jan
102%
107'
52%
Co_:
(James)
97
•106
58%
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
'
11
53% Jan
».
Lees
*95%
102
101%
Lee Rubber & Tire
23
97
107
10
'
5
•95%
•101
No par
„
Consolidada 6%
57
•106
i0
Co
Bryant
4,400
•95%
1
}
*
20% May 10
1,500
403/4
l
Co
Mfg
59,200
51%
40%
95%
105
100
Kroger Co (The)
15% Feb
■■
Co.
(S H)
.Kroehler
9
41%
51%
41%
95%
107
1
preferred
Kresge
51%'Feb 29
2 3 y2; Mar
9
52
4%
*
403/4
51%
96
40%
25
(Illjll
Co
40%
51%
41-
102%
2.50
Wire
40%
51%
41
•106
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
i
Feb
&
40%
51%
40%
•104
No par
County Land Co
40
51%
40%
•101
_5
—
59% Mar
98
4
16
Co
Keystone Steel
59%-Jan
10
50
Sep
&
41
51%
40%
96
-
8 75
Kerr-McGee Oil Ind Inc—__
Prior preferred
102% Feb
*
14
20
16
(Julius)
40
51%
40%
50
No par
16
37
-
.
52% Jan
I
22% Dec
12% Mar 13
preferred-—
23
47% Mar
*
25
101
23
Jan
non-cum
com__No par
25% Feb
r.
33% Jan
47% Dec
39% May 31
Southern
44i% Jan
•
56
231,
Jan
Mar
43% Feb
23
July 26
l00y4Jun
City
:Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
51% Mar
46% Feb 23
•
39% Feb-10
16
105% Nov
Jan
38% Jan
preferred
Kayser
140 y4 Mar
v
8
24
-
preferred
41
Shares
51%
"
IlOO
_I__100
I100
preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
1
56
cum
39%
-50
com_No~par
—
15
44 Va Mar
29% Jan
33%
Kansas Power & Light Co
36% Mar
-
Corp
100
4.20%
1
20 y4 Jan
23
23
20
.Feb
Chem
preferred
Kansas
9
22% Mar
.
14
Jan
v
Mar
&
4.50%
1'
1
26
i.
«+•
27
45%,Jan
;Kar
46 % Jan
15-
21% Jan
129% Aug 26
8
.
102% Mar
•
44*
3.80%
1
106% Jan .*6
24% July 15
27% Mar 14
98% Jan
4
Alum
4%% preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
.
24
Mar
10
3
17 V4 Mar 24
96
21
8
3
Feb '20
41% Feb
105% Feb
21
21 % Jan
52
-
Kaiser
3
104
7
105% Nov 28
24
24
.
100
6
107% Sep
9
102% Mar 15
70% Jan
May
17
Feb
41% Jan
3
Jan
1
23
94
4
Feb
38% Jan
99% May 16
105
10
the Week
Mar. 9
K
2534
26%
& 105
59 Va
26
5,400
♦104ft 105
593/4
58%
59%
12,606
29%
11,300
M
12% Mar 14
26% Dec
28
21% Jan
23
30% Mar
5
48 y4 Jan
53 % Jan
3
43% Jan
20
491/4 Jan
3
31
133
19
Mar 28
140
138
Jan
11
141% Jan
26% Jan
10
f
26 y8 Mar. 14
321/4 July 27
35% Juiy 15
29 % Feb
27
31% Jan
3
88% Mar 15
95\ Jun
13
89 !/2 Jan
4
92% Jan
13
13% Jun
3
9 '/4 Jan
31
10% Feb
7
12 V4 Feb
16
Feb
9
10 % Feb
M
28
19% Jan
6
7% Jan
8% Jan
6
(
56% Jan
23
122
18
Sep
19
41% Sep
22
Jun
21
8 % Apr
Jan
543% Jan
4% Dec
25
May 16
7% Sep 27
6
Jan '
16
34% Jan
23
Feb
10
'
Mar
5% F.b
6% Mar
3
Feb
13
4
9
lfi%'Feb
18
.
1
41
Jan
Manati
Mandel
3
19
3d % Feb
9
22 y4 Nov 29
26% Feb
16
20% Feb
16
24% Jan
33% Mar 14
44% July 21
40% Feb
14
43 y4 Jan
94% May
95% Feb
28
41% Mar
/
4'/4%
Martin
5
99
Jan
10
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
94% Feb
1
96 V2 Jan
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
86
Feb
8
Master
May
Feb
25% Jan
4
35% July 12
28% Feb
6
13
56% Mar 31
55
6
20% May 16
25% Dec
8
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
7
27% Feb
10
32 % Jan
44
Jan
46
Aug 22
45% Jan
13
46
16% Feb
81
Dec
29
91
July
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
57% Jan
17
20% Feb
16
13
25
Jan
12
*
Jan
6
14% Feb
21
15
Jan
16
8
80
Jan
31
831/4 Jan
24
13
47
Feb
9
23
*96%
36%
35%
36%
36
36%
*20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
77% Feb
21
84
7
39% Sep
21
30% Feb
13
32% Jan
Feb
24
26% Jan
6
46
Jan
25
33% Jan
31
Jan
7
135
Jan
25.
98i/4 Feb
6
95
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
28
24
20
26
30% Apr
12
24% Feb
96
July 21
91
Mar
9
Mead
Mar
42%
:__No par
95%
95%
*95%
96%
96
♦95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
96%
96 %
*87%
88%
87%
87%
*87%
88 %
30%
30
30%
56
55
55
21%
21%
28%
28%
:
No par
29%
—
No par
*5i %
<1
No par
&
21%
28%
50
i
Co
28%
*46
46a%
t
14%
14%
82
82
82
82
83
83
53%,
54%
53%
533/4
53
53%
1
'8
24
Feb
24
1
27% Feb
6
Mercantile
8
28% Mar
8
Merck
4%
5%
(The)
&
Stores
Co
Inc
23 %
23%
22%
23
1
1st
.18%
71%
♦101%
common
Co
18%
25
50
100
,_1
common.
convertible
45%
series
preferred series B—
Mengel Co
45%
100
*
(1st series)
Corp
45 %
10
common
Shoe
44%
■
preferred—50
80%
31%
32
96%
36%
36%
108
108 %
v
No par
*92%
$4
No par
♦107%
19
Linotype Co___No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott12.50
48%
13
Dec
93% Mar 29
14
93 y2 Dec
103% Oct
32 y4 Jan
4
.
6
107y2 July
1
*92
107
48 3/4
*107%
48%
49
203/4
20%
20%
21%
preferred series
100
preferred series
100
98% Jan
31
3.80%
preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
*106
3
56
56 3%
553'4
57
31%
31%
31%
44%-
453%
45%
6
2
106
.
»
Mar
2
57
Feb
C
Miami
Copper
Jan '
6
Middle
South
G
Midland
7
30 Va Jan
20
33
40i/8 Feb
14
48% Mar
135% Jan
17
142
Jan
3
8%
Steel
5
jpfd__100
-—
Utilities
Prod
1st preferred
Inc__2.
common
96%
96%
35%
36%
rlG7 %
110
10
5
100
18%
74%
18%
18%
74 Va
75%
101%
101 Va
82%
84
84
31%
31%
103
97%
36
107%
*35%
2,200
4.600
20
800
6.300
97 Va
107
'»
710
36%
107
700
190
24%
.
24%
24%
24%
3.700
28 %
28%
28%
28%
43,000
93
*92%
93%
*92
94%
108
107%
107 %
108
108 a/4
400
48%
48%
48%
1,300
2lVa
100.600
51%
2,500
48%
48%
200
*
4.35%
3i% Mar
28.
93
93
xl07
3.85%
54% Nov 21
„
48%
21
20
page
93
109%,
99% Feb
Mir
see
*107
*101%
103
,
25
47% Jan
96%
*35%
36%
97% Jan
Jan
footnotes
96%
23
25
For
:
108
Jan
,96
23
96%
*36%
108
107
106
146% Sep
31%
2
18
21
31%
Feb
29% Oct
Jan
31%
Mesta
37% Jan
133
Mergenthaler
Co
74
31%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
9
18 %
18
73%
82%
9
9
72%
81%
6
18
Sep
2,100
81%
Jan
Apr
22%
82
102
101
22%
•101%
13
26
22%
17%
18
27
105'
22 Va
73
48% Feb
Apr
60
pfd
Machine
1.400
22%
103
99% Jan
102
108% May
_
3.700
72%
*80
1,400
93%
16%c
$3.50 preferred
103
87%
85%
5,000
46%
24%
9
3
54%
85%
50
83
54
92%
28%
5
*
83
53%
45%
24%
Feb
51% Mar
83%
92
28
Jan
23% Jan
7.100
14%
46%.
28%
Jan
<
600
..
92
'24%
93
7
14 Va
.
45%
24%
49
2nd
53%
*84
X28%
112
18% Feb
14%.
1.000
22%
45%
24%
3
18
46%
22%
85
28%
10
XI
29%
*46
94:
24%
23
52% Aug 26
200
x22%
1
28%
Jan
26% Feb
*29
46%
*83
3%
Inc
common.
44% Jan
conv
18
31 3*8
96
106% Jan
103% Aor
22%
*101%
72%
103
80
17
6
60
1,600
56
45%
95
83
,
22
11
30%
*55 Va
85
85 %
94%
18
Co
pfd 4.30%
84
95%
5
56% Jun
Mar 28
30 Va
56
350
93
84
95%
5
Inc—
112% Apr
Jan
40
96
30%
2.300
13,000
87
29%/
<14%
14%
9
96
95%
87
29%
*46
46%
5.100
.
96%/
95%
88%
22
29
14%
7
22 y8 Oct
30%
*55 Va
22%
28%
'
95%
*87
30%
21%
*46
46%
t
56:
14%
Jun
39
30%
*95 %
95%
14%
43% Jan
102
*46
95%
*55%
1
Robbins
Stores
2nd
Melville
1
21%
3
common
Publishing
Porcupine Mines—
37% Feb
HI
1.300
t
40%
pfd 1847 senes__No par
pfd
No par
54,700
«.
21%
Electric
971/4 Mar
i
80
37 Va
20%
39%
preferred
Cum
6
97%
36%
20'%
41%
common..
Corp
4%%
9
*96%
.
21
McQuay Norris Mfg Co——
9
88 V2 Mar 30
97%
x35 %
203/4
4,600
42
23
77% Dec
Sep
*96%
36
35%
40
19 % Feb
21
82
96%.
35%
600
4,100
35%
96%
96%
Corp common__50o
convertible preferred
100
McKesson
16
35
21%
McLellan
Mar
35
41%
29
75V2
35
39%
23% Feb
102% Jan
34%
21
25
,
34%
55
33%
42
Jan
1
34%
10,200
<
333%
21
22
4
34%
*54 Va
40%
17
14
343/8
t>
40%
Mclntyre
Feb
54%'
33
2034
McGraw-Hill
63
54%
32%
41%
87% Mar -9
15% Feb
54%
33
21
95% Mar. 5
9
46% Mar
101% Jan
54%
32%
21%
3
3
9,400
55
34%
41%
23
12
18%
18%
18%
54%
33%
42
71 % Jan
18
6,100
41%
43% Jan
Jan
10%
39%
21%
80% Jan
71% Dec
300
10%
39
-
40%
15
18
37%
10%;
55
96%
1,000
39 %
34%
97%
6%
41%
25
106 y» Apr
363/4
55
:..
10
2.300
37%
6%
5%
21%
13
2
18%
8,200
5%
6%
-
41%
Jun
1
18%
12,400
40%
21%
78% Dec
18
9%
38%
,
260
1.200
4,200
585
41%
45% Apr
Apr
18%
18%
3934
*577 Va
5%
>'
9%
132
39
585
34%.,
Stores
McGraw
52% Jan
36%
9%
39
131
131%
'ft.-
10
9%
41%
91
29 y8 Feb
39
♦577%
5.100
90%
10
14,600
h
..
54% Mar' 5
,
129
39%
•
10
1
preferred
f
130:
585
90%
10 Va
9%
1
Corp
3%%
i
90%
*10
10
30
30%
8
Corp
McCrory
18%
29%
37%
♦36
9%
18 3/a
10%
30
6%
38%
18%
•91
29%
9034
:
400
32%
6%
9%
No par
preferred
McCord
373/4
44 3/4
145
31%
5%
39%
cumulative
,$2.50
*36%
*141
32
6%
;
:! *44'%
31%
5%
9%
100
common.
cum
McCall
3
6%
29%
44%
141
2_No par
:
Co
$3.75
$3
6%
:30%
44%
141
*53/8
38%
wo par
Corp
Electric
Dept Stores
Maytag Co
5%
9%
4
Co
$3.40
.
56 % Jan
Mar
L—_,
L)
$3.75 preferred
•?
31 % Jan
Feb
preferred
Masonite
3
87% Mar
97
Co com
Martin-Parry Corp—
24
*
Corp
&
(Glenn
38%
39%
95
20
128%
*577 %
&%
<'
>
1
38%
9%
Apr
24
37%
131
578
38%
44
Jan
38%
1
Marshall Field
98
10
6.23
6
221.4 Feb
Jan
3
Exploration
35% Jan
38% Jan
31
Shirt
Marathon Corp
Marine Midland
23
4
60% Jan
6%
33% Jan
9
Aug
♦6%
37%
Sep 22
27
*10
5%
5
Jan
15
5%
50
25
*90
10
578
No par
Oil
90%
10
90%
128%
38%
coo
1
common
19% Jan
101,
Co
4%
convertible
preferred
Marquette Cement: Mfg Co_i_
54
21
32% Jan
21% Aug 11
129%- 132%
37%
44
142
10
.
10%
*578
44
♦139
44%
144
10
1
10
6%
1
_50
90%
10
10
___.i
Co_
Bros
Manhattan
89%
No par
No par
RR
Sugar
Maracaibo
4
4
Garden—.
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
9
29
Mar 14
Square
Chef
6
Feb
May
29%
24
21% Sep
4J% Dec
40"
29%
6
11
67
29%
17
July 19
14%, Mar 14
29%
15
Jan
6
29%
18% Feb
23 Va
52
29%
55% Feb
92
3
Co Inc com_____No par
preferred series A~:
100
4 y4 %
29%
32%
36% Jan
38 V2
6
31%
27
7
4
32%
27
31% Jan
15% Aug
25% Jan
31%
Jan
July 14
37% Dec
30%
32%
32% Jan
59
9
29%
31a4
Inc__
99
)
34% Nov
30%
3
39% Feb
,
30%
*44
*139
10% Jan
,
30%
44%
1413/4
Mahoning Coal
3
Jan
3g
44%
141%
Trucks
Magic
24
7
8
100
Madison
6
6% Jan
Working Co
Maoy (R H)
/
5
9
Wood
preferred
Mack
9
Jan
M
6%
2
iota Mar
610
24
35% Jan
32% Mar
132 y4 Mar
/
6
33 y4 Jan
17
21
20 y4 Feb
34
578
11
11% Feb
35% Jun
»
7
54% Aug 23
100% Jan
10% May 18
28
Jan
9
4
685
57/a Nov
28
July 22
&
jMacAndrews & Forbes common__10
50%
101
50%
*105
*97%
*96%
136%
106%
*105
*97%
98
*96%
98
108
50%
•100
101
;
137%
*106
138 %
20%
21%
20%
21%
51
20%
51 %
51
51
*100
101
100
100 Va
100
*105
106%
*105
106 Va
*105
50%
51
101
106%
98
1
98
-
108
*97%
*96%
*106
98
98
108
55%
57
313/4
31%
31%
40%
x43%
45 %
138%
xl35%
137
*97%
*96%
*106
98
.98
108
*97%
*96%
*106
100
90
106%
98
P8
108
56%
13,500
31%
31
31%
15 100
45
45
45
46
136
136
56%
x30%
56%
x55%
137 Va
137%
9,600
150
73
The Commercial and Financial Chfonicle
24
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STOCKS
29% Feb
-
Nov 30
35
20
Midwest
Mar
25% Jan
21
35
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
30 % Feb
9
36% Jan
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
1
13
21% Feb
29
23% Jan
Oct
15
19% Apr
11
Oct
14
80
Jan
6
115
102% Dec
28
107
12% Jan
6
82
Jan
Jun
7
19
130
104
7
19% Mar
80
88
Mar
17
9
"22% Jan"
20
28% Dec 30
26 % Feb
15% Feb
31
44% Feb
15
36 % Jan
23
27
33% July
3
31
Feb
6
1
Jan"
17
114% Jun
15% Sep
Jan
6
79% Sep
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
Minnesota Power &
17% Jan
5
8
7
4
■>:. 40% Mar
31
Jan
114
Jan
29
76
Feb
88
Feb
20
5
19% Mar
3%%
24% Mar
-9
21
Jan
30
21
Feb
9
6
41 % Jan
23
Feb
14
15
25
'
28
22
39% Jan
26
42% Jan
30% Jan
23
37% Mar
73% Apr
28
23
95
18% Jan
3
15
18% Jan
10
20% Jan
21% Apr 25
23% Dec
9
class
RR
Class
*■
20% Mar
43% Feb
9
50% Jan
23
35% Feb
17
Motor
Motor
Wheel
9
Mueller
9
Sep 26
6
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
27
Feb
14
33
Jan
19
38% Mar
22% July 20
17
Feb
9
Feb
47
114% Nov
9
4
Jan
128
4
42% Feb
10
45 V2 Jan
6
36% Jan
23
42 % Feb
29
Mar
42% Jan
2
49% Feb
4
24
Myers
(F E)
Jan
6
20% Mar 14
dt
15% Dec
29
24
131
Mar
9
21
Mar
1
Natco
14
23
68
Mar
9
National Acme
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
23
Feb
17
25% Jan
Jan
3
24
National Biscuit Co
Jan
30
Jan
16
174% Jan
3
179
17% Jan
28
12% Feb
9
»:■; 14
16
34% Feb
183
33% Oct
11
47
21% Sep
26
Feb
24% Jan
8
22
24% Nov
14
19% Jan
30
25% Mar 14
18% Sep 27
41% Nov
14
34% Jan
30
47 % Mar
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
22% Mar
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
39% Jan
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
21% Jan
26
19
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
10
24
Mar
93
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
97% Feb
9
100
Mar
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
19% Feb
3
45% Jan
23
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
-102 % Jan
5
54% Jan
25
-175
106
16% Apr
58
1
Jan
25
33% Jan
4
38% Jan
6
97% Feb 21
37% Jan
6
X?;: 8% Dec 30
July 22
31
Jan
4
148% Jan
9
151
Feb
6
Feb
23
11% Jan
5
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
14
21
Mar
17% Jan
71% Jan
National
5
37% Jan
National
29
47% Jan
62
23
100% Jan
19
Mar
Feb
13
48
Jan
3
Feb
10
9
Jan
16
3
14% Feb
18
12% Feb
13
19,
12
6% Jan
9
17% July
37% Mar
8
33% Jan 24
90% Mar 16
97% Deo
9
92% Jan 30
15% Oct
93
Y
18
18
July
Mar
;
101
4
3
19
1
Mar 15
82% Dec
6
18
16% Feb
75
;
-
5
20
2
95% Jan
Nehl
A
17% Mar
97% Feb
8
New
14
114% Mar
Feb
10
Feb
21
81% Feb
8
4
62% Jan
24
23% Jan
7
33
27% Feb
14
31% Jan
3
33% Jan
23
47% Jan
3
22
31% Jan
5
49% July 27
18% Jan
9
1.
8
97
Nov
14
.91
5
36 %
July 27
32
7
87
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
Nov
92 % May
39% Jan
18
94
3
1
84
88
9
Feb
Jan
1
3
13
101 % Jan
3
94% Jan
18
Mar 14
103 % Apr
14
102% Jan
31
18% Jun
Mar
34% Feb
128%
1307a
20%
*20%
20%
*20%
207a
207a
207a
66%
66%
66%
66%
667a
66%
66%
66%
67
68
1,500
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
2474
24%
4,200
15
1757a
12%
N
Y
&
Y
.
New
16
Jan
Sep
27
!
5
22
227a
22 7a
22 Va
2,700
267b
26%
257a
267a
63,500
46%
45
46
22 7B
22%
21%
22%
217a
21%
21%
22 7a
2274
22%
36 7B
37
36%
37%
37%
3874
37%
3874
37%
38%
23
23
22%
237B
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
22%
98
98
9874
9874
9874
9974
20%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
217a
51
52%
51%
52%
52%
53
53
1067a
*1047a
1067a
84%
857a
x85
177%
176
176
151
151
100
1
847a
1774
_No par
■
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
8
147a
~
17
_1
967a
RR
107% 109
99% Aug 29
22% Sep 20
103% Apr
39% Jan
20
101 % Jan
Jan
York
Corp
preferred
6
1
54
30
47% Jan
10
52% Jan
20
$4.11 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
4.67c
preferred
3
49% Jan
10
110% Sep
30
107% Jan
26
100 % Apr
22
96% Feb
13
100
Jan
5
3.907c
Nov
15
109
Jan
14
109% Jan
3
110
Jan
11
105% Sep
30% Sep
4.567c
27
109
Aug
3
108% Jan
16
26
39
Jun
20
33% Jan
4
31% Jan
28
40% Sep
21
34% Jan
10
For
footnotes
see
page
109% Feb
39% Mar
36% Feb
% Mar
8
1
101% Jan
5
23% Jan
3
28.
54% Mar
110% Jan
19% Feb
103
9
4
10
9
20
8
29
Feb
16
25% Jan
17
177a
A774
177a
3,100
•
40
.
15,400
4
-
987a
*96
987a
20
112%
1137a
113
114%
7,700
177s
1774
1774
2,300
*96
98%
112
17 74
*7974
177a
Ohio
.
:
Edison
4.407c
Co
2.50
preferred
2.77a
89
*86 7a
89
*8672
89
*86 7a
89
100
100
100
*99%
100
*99%
100
100
480
*425
480
480
*425
4.447c- preferred
Oil Co
480
23
22%
51%
22
*425
480
*425
'
51%
20%
20%
39
39
38%
94
x92 74
92 74
33%
33%
33%
65%
*25%
83%
18%
*87%
.
6674
26%
84%
19
88
44'A
*109% 110
43%
79%
17%
18
3/64
A
90'A
90'A
*100
101
*100% 102
102'A 102'A
28%
28%
•
.
3974
39
,
\
*84
*84
867a
-
92
*89
98
~
19%
20
38%
393A
6674
18%
44
110
78%
17%
109%
110
1
78%
79%
17%
18
3/64
*90
4374
-A
193A
,
90
100
98
*108
8474
84%
187a
187a
187a
18%
44
447a
173/4
17%
*108
*25%
,
110
x287a
28%
177a
17%
26%
263/4
26%
267i
26%
52
513A
527a
51%
102 74
52%
.'
'•
27%-
17%
/
527a
110%
2,890
81%
34,100
17%
r
-
17%
3/64
528,600
907a
230
101
101
10274-
-
Co
38%
38%
com—10
36%
36%
36%
36%
20
Gas
*1974
100
*102 7a
7.50
24
197a
1037a
247s
*197t
103
24 7b
197a
103
24 %
13,200
160
102
♦100VA
102
10274
10274
.120
277.
173A
52%
537a
5474
1077a
97%
*97 7a
98%
2874
33,500
17%
17%
13,300
267a
287a
1077a
*
12,000
3/64
1077a
5374
3,400
■
*89 7a
.26
26
'
443A
110
-
17%
101
101
24,700
81
'
•""
*100 7a
200
;
88
43%
90
90
26
*87 3/8
447a
3/64
90.
•
977a
•
803A
79
797a
101
*98
,
110-
no
-
88
*87%
88
!
12,300
18%
102
*107% 108%
*108
109%
387b
38%
67%
67
85
*1017a
98
2,600
25%
187a
109
109%
1,600
39
673/a
♦100
52;
20
833A
*1007a
1077a
30
19%
-
25%
101
52%
190
67
102
108
99
100
97
103
38%
38%'-
•100%
52%
90
97
193A
-
70
"
103
9774
103
38 VA
*100
108
*88 7a
3/64
iV
9L
90
*96
867a
*87%
•
600
66 %
187a
88
43%
15,500
8474
26
*25%
84%
183/B
*87%
347a
8474
*88 7a
19%
66%
-
85%
84
92 '
333/4
"
38%
19%
x38
67%
26
*25%
917a
34
*102 74
103
28%
52%
5,300
84
84
8974
*102
10274
107%
100
397a
94
'
9774
96
103
17%
52%
5,400
*92
337a
/
8574
-
89
*96
*102
jV
33%
33%
287b
107%
4,500
5074
21
39 7«
397a
A 39
227a
49%
*207a
21
267a
2,300
53
56 »A
6,400
*97 7a
.
54%
4,400
108%
5474
108
270
98%
60
*108
108%
*108
108%
♦108
108%
*108
109'A
*108
1097a
*108
1097a
37%
38%
387a
38%
387a
397a
36%
36%
3674
367a
35%
36
A
Preferred 4.247c series
Natural
20
"
94
'92
i
*101%
18
26%
51 %
:
50 3/8
*20%
21
102 74
No par
Elec
rights
preferred
Oklahoma
89
213/4
22%
507a
50%
50'A
*20%
74
197a
19%
Common
47c
*86 7a
22
22%
22%
2374
50%
12
100
Ohio
&
9,600
100
100
;
preferred
Gas
81
577a
100
common
preferred
Oklahoma
*79 74
81
*2774
0
6
20
20
19
25
Norwich Pharmacal Co
43% Jan
Jan
100
1
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
105% Sep
95% Jan
% Sep 26
5
rights
100
31% Feb
■
96
287b
78%
._100
28% Jan
Feb
-
—100
16
19
\
100
series
24% Feb
19% May 17
103 % May 13
25 7, Apr 25
1
10
series
7
A Mar
preferred
A
50
com__
series
39% Jun
52% Aug
Co
preferred
1
Dec
Capital
preferred
3
21
1
preferred
5
100
Aviation
$4.10
13
20
Ry common—25
preferred
25
$4.08
19% Jan
18% Jan
Western
American
3
29% Jan
107
&
Co
9
102% Jan
17 %
1,300
3474^
*95%
••
58%
86%
90
91
97
"102
103
19%
20
38%
39
100
Common
10
957a
>
•17
34 ?
3474
45%
*84
90
100
$3.60
14
17
3474
A 957a
28 7b
33%
100
preferred
preferred
Common
13
1,900
57%
94
100'
100
6
16% Feb
20,900
17
Al7
,
5,500
7%
14%
44%
38'A
No par
2
21
24% Feb
/
14 7a
77a
14
28
*20%
Pacific Ry
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
7
U
13,900
14%
58 74
51
1
preferred
5% %
81
*79 74
22%
Northern
10
-
>
17
1774
180
6,500
;
-7%
13%'
..
7%
*14%
45%
*425
100
Shipbuilding
Northeast
26% Jun
A
••
17 VB
12,000
14%
"13%
1
A"
95%
17%
109%
yy
'
"
Electric <fc Gas Corp—
Adjustment
North
6
8%
8%
•34%
*96
987a
112%
16%
45%
8%
87» A
957a
1774
.
17
45 %
457a
457a"-
.
14 %
17
1007a
*99%
No par
Chemical
Norfolk
<
16% Jan
17 7B
*96
110%
7%
59%
10074
347B
A
96%
3,900
62.
6074
10174
*86 7a
10
series A
$3.75 preferred
6
25% Nov
*95 7a
20,700
36*78
57%
x28
common
18
101% Jan
774
A
--
A3474 •;
5,700
69%
•
45
No par
20
50
20
103
967a
177B
*-
34
1774
367a
'
8%
13%
14%
14%
*17•
177a
69
.
Hartford
81% Mar
10
"1774
._1
Co
&
110% Mar
28
14%
13 7 8
v;
4,000
16,300
17
*100 7a
45%
'
87i
140
.
1374
39%
36
59 %f
t
1017a.
874 A
14 ;YYY
7%
152%
*
A 60
♦1007a
'-.A'Y'45%
'
8%;
14%
.10
No par
preferred
Haven
9
Feb
874
16% A17
pfd-100
8 74
13%
14
3474 "34 74 A
967a
♦95%
par
No par
19
100% Feb
45%
13%
9
70% Jan
100
45%
A*
380
137a
697a
"
35%
18,600
A. 39%
40
68%
T
35%
10
867a
176
*1517a
1374
.
24,000
106
85%
176
152
Y
.38%
17 •*.
.
68%
:
58%
C
13
,
1774
17
5974
AY
68%
357a
10174
1
common
108% Jan
4
58%
*100 7a
3%
387a
•r
68%
59%
45% -.45%
13
37%
35%
10174
•151
127a
26,700
5474
♦1047a
86
177
1,500
'■
21%"
217e
A *53%
106
857»
176%
8,500
155,200
10074
A
537a
22,400
24
23%
*99%
21%
,
*104 7a
85%
A
17%
68%
3574
.
237a
100
4,100
12,200
.
22
217a
22
22%
A '
38%
17 7b
17%
68%
A
21%
100
104%
104%
1507a
13%
5774
100
Gas
Jan
150%
357a
__i
Corp
Ry Co
103
*176
177V4
151
*100 7a
1
Natural
Feb
•
35 74
"8%
Co
85
68 7a
—10
1
Central
Feb
18,800
46
1
Northern
I1,, Mar
427a
46%
5
Northern
91
41%
26%
-No par
Jan
9
41
22%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
23
19% Mar
1
407a
1
1
;
47% Feb
A Mar
40%
38
3
87 % Jan
40
38%
16
16% Jan
40%
38%
13
21
40
Cast-No par
Jan
92% May 9
103% May 11
12,600
12%
16% Jan
18% Sep
6
86
12%
127a
42% Jan
8
12%
127a
86
28
12%
♦1507a
19% July 27
83% Jun
12%
1
91 '/a May
18
12%
5
Corp
Common
.
26% Feb
64% Jan
12%
177%
common
Preferred 5%
88% Jan
108 % July 14
12%
46%
2
88
127a
2674
5
4
,20
13
22 7a
Niagara Share Corp
20
1777a
22%
Nopco
46% Apr
111% Dec
9,700
*176 7a
*
477B
18
3
177
26%
20
27
*176 7a
22%
21% Jan
39% Jun
1777a
46%
42% Jan
85 % Jan
*176 7a
26%
5
67% Mar
176%
176
176 7a
26%
30
4
3,500
3974
4774
18% Jan
19
40
39
47
33% Jan
27
10,000
397a
397a
15
40%
22
25% Jan
16
39%
38%
22*78
22
60 Vb Jan
1574
39%
39
22%
38% Jun
77% Jan
157b
40
39%
20% Jan
1
1574
38%
38%
1574
26 %
7
23
A
;
1
Omnibus Corp
Harlem
New
4.107c
22
15
3974
39 7B
1574
A
500
3.907c
61% Sep
400
38%
39%
39
20%
*2074
387a
157b
39 78
38%
1
104%
Central
non-cum
3.60%
26% Feb
400
131
129%
129
129
1307a
20%
12,600
9
92 % Dec
129
129
600
58%
16
6
7,400
1307a
27% Mar 24
48% Jan
4074
49
43
27%
13
25
Aug 23
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
39%
49
43%
277a
91
Jan
9,700
4074
497a
437a
497a
58
3.40%
Feb
43 7»
39%
*47%
41
*47%
2774
23
98 % Jan
'-Ay:
X407a
41%
50
57%
Co
3
49
43%
43
43
43
41%
*48%
No par
9
Chicago & St Louis Co
85 % Feb
103
48
17%
17%
43%
41 %
577a
Jan
21% Jan
Jan
17%
43
41
7,300
2774
64% Jan
Jan
2,400
58
York
Y
N Y State
Jan
177a
44%
New
N
91% Mar
17
10,100
9
82 % July
1774
68,100
Jan
30
17
457a
500
19
17'A
177b
31%
4
37% Jan
8,900
17
5,100
63%
Jan
8
3874
447a
15
Sep
37%
44%
610
45
38
43%
$5
28
37%
44 74
6
Oct
387B
61
Mar
38
377b
317a
100
30
37%
317a
6
9
36%
6174
94% Jan
6
36%
6074
30
15
36%
...
30%
102 % Jun
Feb
31%
—
Dock
Feb
33%
31%
317b
York
49% Mar
33%
32 7s
30%
New
22
33%
317a
30%
17
20
3374
32%
307a
91
18
33 7t
31%
30%
31
18
33
30
33%
31%
307b
Jan
22
48%
32"%
New York Air Brake
87
Jun
6,500
48
60
29
39
2074
81
Jun
71% Apr
927a
,
58%
City
25% Apr
367a
92%
*7974
York
2
3774
917a
59%
N
18
34,000
40%
36%
57%
New
18
45,600
',407a
36 7a
fir
4,700
15,400
59%
17
Oct
3,000
377a
92%
407a
A 40
"55
A
17'A
23
Oct
4174
27
81
30% Feb
-
40%
2674
587a
59% Jan
57
27%
26%
38.300
L
*79 74
9
28
26%
477a
"17
4
21% Jun
47%
24
477a
25%
A
4,200
23%
23%
47%
100
54% Feb
475
22%
237a
24
32%
29%
10
preferred
27% Jan
Sep
2274
-:477a
23%
.46%
48%
100
Industries
4%%
24
15
22%
23
6,800
A
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_1
Newport
22
Jun
*22%
:
>
2474-
32%
28%
Inc
England Electric System
Dec
400
22%
23%
47%
26
560
23%
100
preferred
33% Feb
Mar 10
23%
.
27,100
'• /
48
_i
59
90
2374
—100
Inc..
18
Jan
23%
23 a
22 7b
1974
10
5
;
27
103
23%
350
83%
/
19
J
':
6,500
(The) Pa com—_10
1
Co
Jan
May 16
19
19
83
83%
18%
13,400
10
& Steel
23% Sep
80 %
837a
18%
287a
common
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp—
9
16
78% Mar 30
Tea
Bros
3%%
837a
187a
40,800
73
49
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
•
>72 7a
837a
13,200
10%
72%
20%
Corp
Neisner
>
6
79
7
48
Mar
34% Jan
55% Jan
17
41% Jan
Dec
20
Jan
887/b Jan
.
Jan
17
11
72%
83%
'107a
t
48
Co
Natomas Co
15.
24
Jan
-16% Jan
94
Feb
104% Sep
20% Feb
5
69% Jan
Jan
16%
5
1074
727a
•
103
102
102
1
10
%
27
25
Theatres Inc i;
National Vulcanized Fibre
3
99
1074
727a
207a
5
9
8% Mar
14
10
72
1
5
14% Mar
10% Apr
15% Apr
19
105%'
987a
;V
10%
5,900
31,300
27%
National
16
Jan
39%
48%
_5
Shares Corp
Steel Corp
Sugar Ref Co
National
8
38%
207a
common
Service
National Supply
4% preferred
20
44
•?
9
15% Jan 20
33% May, 4
*
L
National
101% Feb
6% Dec
13
Malleable
20
39
4,400
27
1
Co common
Natl
20
35% Mar
103% May 2
53% Nov 25
12% Jun
Lead
40
Mar
377a
.
47%
preferred A
preferred B
6%
Jan
64
Gas
National Linen
16% Jan
4
77% Sep 14
42% Mar 25
51% Dec
1%
39%
7,400
13%
487b
pfd series of 1951—
National
78
47
5
$4.50 preferred
9
77
-137a
26%
preferred
13% Mar
11% Jan
<
.
23
Jan
86% Mar
7674
26
Inc
Fuel
105% Feb
14
757a
207b
Louis
Co
Gypsum Co
179
14
conv
Lines
National
10
13
26
Register
City
National
11
14%
75%
17,700
30,700
:•
20%
lo
21% Mar
23
327a
25%
10
Fibres
54% Mar
Jan
317a
20%
5
National Distillers Prod common—5
76% Jan
156
'
'
3274
A. 13,700
'
26
common
Container
4%%
31%,
15% 7
;
20
Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
24% Feb
327b
15'
19%
National
176
9
Aug 29
J
Cash
National
103% Jan
11% Jun 21
23% Jan 31
" Mar
5
90% Nov 28
183
147
A
Dec
I
35%
15
25%
Corp
National
$1.25
457i
347a
38
40%
44%
33 %
757a
■y
43%
32%
137a
'
14%
157a
42 A
33
31%
-;76%
<
42
327a
..
32%
23
47%
25%
,
25%Ay
100
Aviation
National
:
26% Mar
15
417a
42%
33%
9274
20%
7% preferred A
National Can Corp
42% Mar -9
13
Mar
26% May 10
14-% Mar 14
15%.
1,300
5,600
v
>•,90%
,
2
6
2774
40%
No par
National Automotive
National
27
1
Jan
Jun
173% Sep
10% Oct
13
27
27
15%
6,000
90%
Co_
16
3
27
"
,
35%
National Airlines
40
10
37% Feb
26%.
"
35
Corp
39% Jan
9
37% Feb
1
45% Mar
11
•
14% Jan
23
46 % Nov
10
36
27%
1,060
28
35 7b
1
Nashville Chatt
16
33% May 16
28
35%
5
Jan
37% Nov
28
357a
40%
.
Bros
Jan
12
28
35%
1
&
62
Dec
81%
27
3574
90%
Co
118
70
8074
27
35"%
3
19% Feb
47
83
82.
28%
35%
12
Corp
Corp
21
Sep
•817a
26,900
40%
Inc
Brass
20
20%
20%
90%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)—_
Murray Corp of America—
11
Dec
47
43
25
18
Motorola
20%
20
40
No par
Products
7
81%
22%
22%
,
20
35%
90%
No par
1
& Co
30% Jan
25%
3,200
104
23%
47%
5
130
104
Y
72%
83
18%
22%
40%
127%
104
80
10%
'73
85
18%
22%
23
A .: 22%
22%
.
197a
390
127%
*103%
No par
Morrell
(John)
.
—2
Moore-McCormack Lines
7
Jan
„25
:
*
9
22
40% Oct
•
'
vA
20%
105% 107%
:;i
84
18
No par
104
6,000
10,500
116
115
127
12774
126%
*103 7a
8,200
■*.:
116
115
15%
42
33
31%
14%
75%
49
72%
1.25
9
32 % Mar
'
100
100
—
28% Mar
20
60% Jun
40
'
L
115
115
115
.►
26%
10%
10%
69
20%
81
*27
35%
—
—
•
126% 127%
104
*103
106% 107%
5
Power Co "(The)
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
3
Jan
\
pfd_10Q
——No par
32% Dec
17% Jun
1
conv
35
67
115
,
127%
104
20%
20%
81%
81%
*26'%
28%
35%
35%
26% - 26%
15%
15%
41%
42 %.
32%
33%
31%
31%
14% .14%
75%
75%
100
Inc..*
A—
67
115
66 %
A—No par
B
44 % Mar 14
28
74%
10
Machine Tool—
20
<-
class
RR 5%
3
11
73%
com—No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
8
Jan
30% Oct
73
5
preferred
Monon
9
3
27% Mar 14
69%
No par
Montana
43% Sep
May 17
68%
Montana-Dacota Utilities Co
38% Jan
16% Mar 14
6874
29
3
Jan
107 % Nov
85
RR
Industries
Monarch
<:
24% Jan 12
24% Jan 12
47% Mar 6
•
■
11
J
177a
1
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
9
23
25% Oct
177a
1
4.20%
Jan
16
Pacific
Mohasco
>
20
•
21% Feb
34% Mar 14
177a
Corp
tMissouri Pac
30
7
52% July
177a
1
preferred series A
Missouri
6
-
26
81
1%
11% Feb
'
Maid
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
5
81% Jan
23
32% Feb
17%
126
*103
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
24% Jan
6
Xl77a
2.50
Light
9
34% Jan 11
-18% Feb
2
18%
No par
Paper
35% Mar
1
40% Aug
23% Jan
21%
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
19% May 12
14% Dec
34%
21%
100
Ontario
Minute
2
71% Jan
15
54
34%
21%
No par
preferred
conv
3
'Jan
8
8% Jan
14
49
34%
21%
115
preferred
8
19
-
Mar
-
98% Mar
7
29
8% Nov
2nd
Minnesota &
16
74% Mar
13
37% Mar
71%
34%
21%
common
43% Mar
*"
10
5
30
21% Aug 12
100 % Jun
7
Aug 10
8% Jan
73 % Sep
29% Jan
32% Dec
17
1st
$1.50
'
2
V 30% Jan
7
33% Oct
22% Jan
Jan
36% Mar
7,900
34%
21%
'
7
34% Feb
8,900
34%
21%
100
Min & Mfg common
preferred
$5.50
Jan
33
7
Mar
-27
preferred
Minneapolis Moline Co
24% Jan
Shares
3474
34%
21%
18%
No par
$4
34%
35%
21"%
18%
21%
18%
•
3474
34%
35
34%
Minn
Feb
34 7a
33%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg cora_1.50
Mar
11
3474
35
1
conv
the Week
Friday
Mar. 9
-
32%
No par
3.30%
Mar. 8
10
.
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie
74% Mar
Jan
105
Apr
Corp
Thursday
Mar. 7
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Minneap & St Louis Ry
116% Jan
102 % Jan
13
26% Nov 25
93 7a N ay 4
35% Dec 14
20
23% Jan
23
24
58
30
15
Dec
117
106
Jan
112% Jan
*
Oil
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
*
19 % Jan
23
Jan
17
20
Jun
70
17
50 Vb Oct
-
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Sales fee
HIGH 8ALK FBICSS
LOW AND
'
'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
1956
YORK hTOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Sure for Previa**
12
*1974
103
24%
19%
103
24%
103
24%
103
24%
.«
37.400
5,200
372
68,800
300
*19%
19%
102%
102%
790
24%
24%
10,300
&t:-
Volume 183
Number 5515
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1249)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Ku(« lor PrtYleoa
Year 1955
Uwiit
49% Mar 14
114
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Jan
26
13% Jan
Lmat
6
8
July
51% Jan
8
114
18% Sep 22
112% Sep 22
94% Jan 10
Jan
13% Mar
94
Feb
33% Feb
23
58 % Mar
30
124
14
6
47
Sep
20
40% Feb
19
99
Jan
14
81% Feb
13
16% Dec 20
16% Jan
3
Jan
67% Jan
3
17
98
Jun
7
88% Jan
71% Dec 22
61% Jan
34
Mar 14
100% Jan
25
17
35
Outboard Marine
124 % Mjii80
Mar
44% Mar
102% Jan
24
9
Mfg_
123%
Mar 14
93
Apr 22
9% Oct 26
39% Nov
124
Nov
17
110
/'/
25% Nov 29
26% Nov 29
17
44% Jun
53
42
56
Dec
37% Jan 25
7
Oxford
Co
38% Feb
6% Nov 16
37% Nov
15
12
2
Jan
62
8% Apr 28
48
Jan
3
41
-Jan
9
Feb
22
Jun
2
88 :
Apr
18
06% May 17
8% Sep 26
36
Jan
6
104
Jan
3
40
47% May 5
f51 Via Apr 12
16% Jan
74
57%
Nov
9
10% Jan
6
Oct
36% Jan
10
57%
56%
57%
123%
*122%
123%
900
13 Va
13%
13%
131/4
94%
2,910
94%
94%
95
9o
94 Va
96
9*%
94j/4
38%
1,520
37%
38%
38 3/8
38%
45%
38%
461%
6,760
82
48 3/4
51 %
83Va
20,200
*16%
107
22% Dec
16%
*109%
741%
41%
9% Jan
20% Mar
Jan
18
13% Jan
23
36% Jan
3
38
27
38
40% Jan
4
!50
24% Feb
13
Feb
12% Jan
'4% Feb
8
\
37% Jan
22% Jan
26 % Jan
27% Mar
,
5
6
92% Feb
Jun
23
30% Jan
23
15% Dec
6
14% Jan
3
Nov
28
49% Feb
29
49% Dec
5
46% Jan
58
4
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
103% July
22
113% Apr 20
110
Jan
7
108 %
105
Jan
Jan
6
44% Oct
28
17% Oct
28
29
Oct
Dec
Apr 25
30% Jun
f53
„
14
33
21
11
Oct
19
173
Mar
52
Jan
25
„97
Nov
.17% Mar 14
.
2
73% Feb
29
106% Jan
26
Jan
6
33% Nov
3
:
Jan
Mar
.
Jan
30% Jan
36% Jan
6
102% Dec
13
48
4
.6
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
101
Jan
6
37% Jan
6
43
24
0
26 % Mar
Jun
37% Feb
102% Oct
July 25
107% Apr
108
30
19
Oct 31
86% Dec
07
85% Jun
62% July
14
4.4%
3.8%
preferred
4.3%
16
31% Feb
4
6
100
10
Dec
92
05% May 13
Dec
87
>
30
9
1
106
Jan
14
Jan
10
20% Mar
...
3
28
91
Jan
88
35% Mar
91
30
6
10% Dec
30
48% Jan
6
100% July
33% Jan
115
13% Apr
3
16
94
Mar
Mar
Feb
91
16
15% Jan
78% Jan
,
0
10% Jan
5
51
•3
26
45
Jan
120
Oct
6
3
Feb
9
13
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
90% Jan
93'
Jan
3
166% Aug 12
162% Aug 31
38% Sep 16
173
41% Dec
Mar 14
6% Oct
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
10
84% July 28
96
July 20
29
Jun
153% Dec
40 % Dec
7
108% Jan
16% Feb
14
159% Dec
6
8
27% Dec
6
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
b
01
Feb " 8
16
'170
23
24
Pitts
37% Feb
74
9
Jan
10
-6% Feb
24% Feb
,
13
10
7% Jan
29 Va Jan
9
Feb
7
84
88% Feb
9
81
.
.:
26
Jan
27
153% Jan
13
36% Jan 24
146% Jan 24
30% Jan
23
22
23
19
Jan
-
40% Jan
85% Mar
93-.
Jan
Mar
9
.
.
26
13%
133/8
13%
5%
5 %
5%
5%
5
C
&
1
800
2,000
6
26,000
51
51
51%
39%
39%
39%
39V4
24%
24%
24%
*24%
24%/
10
28%
28%
27%
27%.
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28%
*273/4
28 %
20
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
28 Va
-
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513/8
24%
513/4
1,700
40
41
3,100
99%
99%
99%
98%
9a %
7,400
32%
325/8
33%
32%
33%
12,000
15
143%
15
15
15%
19,700
51
*51
48
52
x47
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47%
52
47%
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52
111
111
111%
xl07%
108%
52
♦111
52%
300
473/4
47%
47%
4,100
1113/4
475/8
48
xlll
111%
111%
280
107%
107%
107%
107 V*
107 V*
107 V*
250
24%
25
24%
245/a
24 Ve
24%
24%
24 3/4
65,900
52
7
52%
52%:
52 5/s
52%
53
55
55
563/4
13,700
173/4
18 Vs
173/4
18
17%
18%
33,000
28%
283%
28%
2 8 5/a
28 5/8
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3,500
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35
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52
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105
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19
6
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42%
-
39
35
156%
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24 Va
.
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.
24'/a
51%
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102%
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1033/4
37%
365/8
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36%
363/4
3,200
185/s
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18%
18%
18%
800
105
6%
42
42%
68
6%
V
1033/4*
70%
70%
,
6%
6%
41%
6 3/8
103%
790
673/4
68%
68%
683/4
38,700
39%
8,600
25%
25
25%
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112%
112
112
102
101%
101%
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101%
100%
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105%
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109
104%
109
20%
--
19%
32%
33'%
109
39%
38%
393/fc
39%
39%
25%
19,100
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253/4
600
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112%
290
100 %
120
100%
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104%
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105
-
108 Va
108 Vs.
108 Va
109-
195/s
19%
19%
19%
19%
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v
20 3/8
12,700
42%
102%
68 S/8
67%
393/8
7
413/4
102%
42
112%
70
210
19%
15,000
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
88%
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89
88%
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45
443/4
45
44%
46
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45%
89
443/4
94
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94
94
94
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91
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91
200
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•
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102 VA
42%
39
32%
10
•
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103%
103
112
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100
18 5/a
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37,300
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52
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158
92
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92
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88
88%
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5
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164
162
162
165
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162
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38%
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81
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82%
83
s
39
85%
30
20
3,800
12,700
1
7 Ve
7%
7%
7 Vs
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 V4
4,000
26%
26%
26 Vs
263/4
26 Vs
26 %
26%
27%
27
27%
23,900
—100
*c2%
83%
*82%
83%
*823/4
83%
*82%
833/4
833/4
833/4
220
90%
*89%
91%
*89
90%
*89
27%
27%
27%
100
100
100
_1
common
preferred
,
*8)
27%
*152
44%
100
•.
33%
Poor & Co
44%
34%
25% Mar
B_
10
25%
10
22%
No par
103 %
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
*70%
Co__,
.
*152
45%
5
Power
5,400
17
164
*162 %
17 Ve
60
200
17%
163/4
*161 %
16%
.
4,400
165
17%
'
38%
164
Plymouth Oil Co
class
,
.
♦163%
37% Mar
Electric
37%
8,700
.
98
♦161%
28
&
95
l.'
165%
*162%
185
Potomac
38%
38%
*97
164
,.
.
28
Procter
•
10
Virginia
convertible
17%
98
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt__
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
West
173/8
"
25 %
2.50
Metallurgical Inc;.
&
•...17%
*96
——
24%
24%
.*163 >/2
Wayne 81 Chic Ry com_100
guaranteed preferred_-_~lQ0
5%%
23 Vs Mar
24%
•
Pittston
104% Mar
'
*112
24
24%
*175
3
13%
5%
14%
5
31
13 Va
|'
33,900
32%
100
30
26
99
Plough Inc
94% Jan
100
50
26
50 5/8
common—__25
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Mar
21% Jan
41%
483/4
26
15%
29% Feb
8
*38
49
33%
1
preferred ' (conv)
Pittsburgh
Feb
13
51
48
99%
100
preferred class A5%% 1st series prior pfd
47% Mar
187
13%
5%
*
—5
5%
28 Vs Feb
155
13 %
41%
*38
■
15
37%
Pitts Ft
16
9
35% Mar 18
Sep
Jan
13%
50%
:—100
hew
com
Consolidation
V7 %
25
24% Sep
C
Pittsburgh
.
-163% Jan
4
108
3
9
25% Jan
Dec
Pitts
3
7
29% Jan
28
Mar
3
19
18 % Jan
9,300
28%
3
—
Petroleum
$4.80
Mar
22
3
39% Feb
8
.
162
8% May 16
30% Jan
'
13
3P4,
32%
*103%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
:
$5 convertible preferred
No par
.162:
02% Sep 23
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
Jun
Feb
16 % Feb
33%
_
Pitts
Mar
98
33%
99%
i
common
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Feb
95
-
33%
15%
100
Hosiery
Inc
$4 preferred
25% Jan
6
333/4
18
-
—_100
Phoenix
Feb
32% Feb
21% Dec. .8
158% Jan 31
120
33%
V:
14,400
17%
,
100
,
Pillsbury Mills
51% Mar
3
22% Feb
.
85
102
35,300 ■'
28%
No par
;
preferred series A
Phillips
3
100% Jan
13%
'
18
59% Jan
.
12%
.
17%
5-
12.50
;
Phillips Jones Corp
5% preferred
2
12% Jan
*
30% Sep 20
.15% Mar 14
62
88% Mar
4
124
17
•4% Jan
,
23
14
Dec
«
12 %
28%
-
par:
preferred
100
3.9% series preferred——:.__100^
5
12%
-17%
>:
.-
4%
16
104% Feb ,14
52% Jun 16
15
Jan
12
Jan *; 6
21%
5
12%
34%
.155%
100
preferred
3%%
120-
12%
*253/4
25
.
common___No par
Philip Morris Inc
•
Jan
4.68%
77%
101 Vs
25%
108
-
100
preference com
Phila & Reading Corp__
Philco
Corp common
9
Feb
Feb
61
6
-
Dec 29
83% Nov 23
6
.
6
46% Jan
-14% Jan
60% Jan
/'
4
,109% Jan
23
43% Feb
Phila Electric Co
24
76%
101%
--28%
.
33 %c
preferred
Jan
'
Feb
77%
102 Va
48%
24 3/4
-
5
:
preferred
.102
76%
*101%
38
•
115,800
77%
25%
40
91/4
101%
47
X4Q
43,800
753/4
38
51
41,900
203/»
19%
26%
V-
260
9
101%
,
,
5
400
47%
*9
9%
20%
20%
473/8
1073/4
10
(conv)
Corp
$1
17
19
93
Phelps-Dodge
6
19
*9
20 %
8%
46%
38
100
....'51%'
Brewing Co
^
;
5
(Chas), & Co Intf common__l
preferred
8%
26
if2'
'
40
:
200
50
46 %
8%
44
9%
193/4
50
46%
5
47%
1Q
No
preferred
conv
*9
50%
13 Va
51
Pfeiffer
5
44%
33%
*33
*50
26
111%
50
Petroleum Corp of America—
"When' issued"
:
:
5
8%
v
100
7
13
Jan
1
1
39%
400
14%
100
2
.70% Mar
33
50 %'
47%
,
99 Va
com___No par
common
39%
1,800
33%
■'
1
1
18% Mar
23
39%
39%
43%
33%
*27%
37% Mar
Co
2nd
51
1511%
8%
-
*24%
Pet
4%
3j
39%
*50
12%
*27%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer
8,300
12%
...
28%
1
9
1,900
51%
77%;
24 Va
3
4
39
51 %
101 %:L01V2
28i/4
Mar
3
25
33%
511/2
9%
*27%
100
43% Jan
26
39 Va
20%
*27%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co__
>;i06% Jan
26%
*38%
51%
763/4
77%
:102
5
3
10
*26
39 %
51
*
10
.99
75 3/4
;__^.100
23
26%
39%
19%
*24 VA
Jan
Mar
*25%
44%
*9
19%
25
54
7
22
8%
40%
,105
.
22
39%
43%
.40%
17
9
22%
27%
8
!
No par
21
3
7%
50%
9
18
*22
2,870
19 J/4
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Milk
2274
151%
7%
7.
4%%
22%
151%
50%
24% Mar
180
10%
151%
__1
Corp
112
10%
•151%
No par
Sand
34%
112
10%
50%
25
& Light
preferred
34%
112
*10%
151%
33%
Corp
*110
151 %
"33%
;*35
;
'
10%
151%
1
new
33%
33%
112
10%
151
12%
(The)
397/8 Feb
107% Feb
Jan
Co
33%
112
6,600
12 Vs
:
25% Jan
112% Jan
22
48% Sep
Jan
11,200
101
'/8
1
common
3
104% Jan
43% Jun
28
37% Feb 21
i 98
•
35%
101
39%
—25
Telep
16
Jan
1
Dec
6
2o0
101
23
No par
24 Va Jan
111
Mar 30
111
May 26
12% Jan
6
13
1013/4
102
140%
*101%
Enterprises
..38% Jan
7
115% Apr 19
5 .102% May; 2
11
Feb
54% Jan
110% Jan 31
.96% Oct
Jan
13
35% Feb
158% Feb
7
Feb
23
j
26
48
:
19% Jan
-
8,400
13,600
139%
1
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas
Corp
common
$1.60 preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
3
9:
44 %
139%
9%
Corp
Glass
80
433/4
10%
*50
44%
Power
4%%
29
31 Vs Jan
-
23
18% Mar
Jan
Penn
2
.102
5
il
3
112 % Mar
20% Jan
11
Sep
6% Nov 22
48 % Jan
11
13
91
24% July 25
102
'
17
77%
43%
-139%
*9
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Penna
77
42 Vs
139%
44
preferred.
preferred
4
73
138%
—100
Corp
74% '
42 •'/s
138%
1
Airways Inc^
34%
113
39%
10
preferred
$1.32
$1.30
9
13
147
3
.
Jan
26% Feb
4
$1
.
.
2,400
72
42%
138%
Corp common_4
Penick & Ford__
53
.16% Feb
„
39
13 Va
_
100
124 Va
50%
par
Pennroad
.33% Jan
Sep 16
July 21
38
Corp
Transportation ,___No
Peninsular
lb3/4
121%
138%
Patlno
9
70
*lu%
5G%
Parmelee
1
Feb
Oil
&
83,2
151
100
Proof
Mines
116
59,900
137%
*
-
-
9
12
25% Jan
38%
•-
•
3
13
109
No par
common_100
4o%
Rust
*16%
114
101 %
51
*25 Va
24% Feb
: 56% Mar
50%
2.50
Jan
3
39
50%
_No par
35
14
*25%
39%
50
-
•
Corp___l
101
23
25%
39%
"
25
Parke Davis &; Co——1/
6
22% Feb
*22%
Parker
24
45% Jan
22%
25%
9
Feb
13
227/a Apr
33 %
Mar
,_1
preferred
15% Jan
16
Jun
146
48% Nov
,
2
41
10%
9
28% Jan
2
38
6
Mar
34
Corp
World
Oil
42%
101%
112
10
Consolidated
Panhandle
27
29 % Jan
j
7.
19
9
.
%
163/4
111
74%
10%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park- & Tilford Distillers
-;52% Jan 12
3
29% Aug
14% Dec
Mar
1414 Feb
6
49% Jan 30
8
Feb
30% Jan
23
5
3
4
*163/a
42
101%
34%
preferred
Amer
163/4
119%
16%
111
112%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
31
30% Jan
11
May
Pan
6
Jan
44
8
7
14
106 % Dec
4%
*82
10%
22%
common
Teleg
Pacific Western
Tin
82'/2
34%
preferred
9
12
Jan
29% May
27% Mar 17
27% July 28
62
6%
4)1/4
82va
112%
5 ''
Corp.—
&
Pacific
38%
481%
100
No par
Telep
38%
481%
821%
Nopar
Inc
Electric
9
Feb
,
&
38%
461/2
82%
74
42%
102
124
463/a
103%
7334
573/8
123
84
46
*82%
25
Co
Lighting
Pacific
9
103
25% Jan J
29% Feb 24
27
Mar
Gas
1223/4
16%
*101V4
preferred
Pacific Mills
9
-87
3
44% Mar
12
0
21
,
Jan
10
-64% Feb
11
Pacific
I Pacific
47% Mar
27
17% Sep
7% Jan
4% May 27
7
12
Jan
11
:
44
16
100% Feb
NOV 25
44% Jun
29
34% Feb
t
Coast
Jan
9
com
Fisheries
preferred
Pacific Finance
56%
565/8
122
TJiv-J
Inc
conv
Amer
58%
123%
15
5%
54
-
"15
Jan
152% Feb
9
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
9
> 140% Mar
23
5
! Mar
51"% Mar
23
3
9% Oct
cum
Pacific
40
3
67/s Jan
4%
Pacific
2
40
-
4
132% Jan
5
Mar
24
145% Jan
6
2
26
23
20
Jan
Shares
13%
No par
Products
23"% Mir
the Week
37
6.25
common
preferred
Pabco
Friday
Mar. 9
13%
5
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—
6
Mar. 8
13 %
1
9
10% Mar
10
48% Jan
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
142% Mar 10
118
6
38% Jan
-
37% Jan
23
Feb
23% Feb
Aug 29
Aug
5
6
.Jan
7
9% Jan 10
20
2g
44% Mar 15
97% Jan
128% Jan
33% Mar
,'
12% Mar 10
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan
17
Bales for
Thursday
Xl3%
P
22
PRICES
133/4
X13
83 %c
(The)__
Paper
SALE
Mar. 7
%
941/2
i
6.25
&
9
$5
121 Va
100
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
13
58V4
No par
Overland Corp
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 6
563/4
100
new
Outlet Co
Jan
16% Jan
27
Feb
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
Jan
84
Nov
Elevator
51 Vs Mar
23
57
5
90
6
1
'
<
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 5
Chemical Corp—
Oliver
38% Mar
3
84% Oct
Par
Conv preference .1951 series
17% Jan
107% Jan
31% Jan
16
Common
Mar
-
8
29
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
Olin Mathieson
64% July
135
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
i
Highest
*175
160
-
45
185
*27%
28%
343i
35%
243/4
25%
22%
22%
25
22%
27%
27%
*152
160
42%
x40%
175
♦169
27%
*152
42%
*170
7%
90%
90
90
*27 Va
273/i
•152
160
43 V*
200
2,600
160
42%
♦165
175
273/4
43%
175
13,100
—
-
283/B
35
*27%
28%
28%
28%
200
36 %
*27%
36%
373/8
37 Va
37%
47,500
25
24%
24%
25%
24%
22%
223/4
22 V*
22%
22%
103 %
104 3/s
103%
104%
103%
25%
5,200
23
5,800
'
Gamble
104
103%
104
104%
5,800
10%
21,000
Oct
20
69% Dec
15
81
May 19
,9
Feb
69% Jan
93/4
93/4
37% Feb
27
72
2
Jan
12
47
Nov
71
703/8
703/a
28
70%
72
Feb
703/B
71
43
46
Jan
12
Public
Serv
Co
of
Colorado
10
44
44%
44%
44%
44 %
45
45
Jan
44%
45%
453/4
4,000
20
383/4 Feb
6
Public
Serv
Co
of
Indiana—No par
37
38%
37%
38 3/8
38 V4
38%
38 V8
38%
38 3/,
38%
13,500
*86%
87%
87%
87%
87%
87%
*86 3/4
88
*25%
26%
*25 Vs
26%
*25%
26%
36% Nov 15
84
Mar 21
25% Feb
11
24% Mar 15
112% Nov 15
26% Jan
3
20 Ve Jan
18
9% Mar 7
100% Feb 10
103 % Nov 22
I
23 % Dec
56% May
32
Oct
27
9
11
30% Mar 30
il-u.
^ar
26% Jan
—
12% Jan
.
23
43% Jun 28
89% Jan
27
Aug
26% Oct
Jun
10 Vs Mar
9
-
84% Jan
3 %%
preferred
100
5
25% Jan
*86%
87%
18
26% Jan
30
4.32%
preferred
25
25% Jan
*25%
26 V*
25
26
13
4.16%
preferred
25
114
10
87 % Mar
Jan
7
Jan
10
32% Jan
24
35 Va Mar
31
27
323/4 Jan
10
1033/4 Feb
16
Jan
1163/4 Feb
6
8
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
*114%
1153/4
*114%
1153/4
*114%
1153/4
114%
114%
100
34%
34%
34%
35%
35
35%
35
35%
29,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
31%
313/4
6,800
*102
4.08%
preferred
104
Feb
15
4.18%
preferred
19
1063/8 Feb
15
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
4.30%
preferred
22 % Jan
3
26% Feb
16
64% Feb
9
74% Jan
3
Puilman
41% Apr
37% Jan
4
45% Mar
5
PuTe
31% Jan
30
7
Quaker Oats
For" footnotes
set
150
l
page $8,
353/8 Mar
Jan
9
153
30% Jan
16
32
Feb
Mar
20
6
20
800
34%
17
14
70
26%
25
July15
9%
10
115%
103% Jan
337/, Sep
-
34 %
102% Jan
31% Aug
26
9%
*114%
100% Jan
15 154
6
26
9%
4.20% preferred
100
Serv El & Gas common_No par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
Pub
8
11
9%
*70%
26 V*
5
July
Nov
9%
71
6
21
105 %
105
9
27
125% Sep 14
34 % Nov 16
33 % Apr
7
104
37
13
_100
1
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Oil
Inc
(The)
*26
103%
*102
103'/a
100
103%
103%
*103
103%
100
106
106
*105%
106
10
25%
26 Vs
No par
68 %
443%
_5
Co (The) common__5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
33%
*152
31 %
*102
1033/4
*105%
103 %
*102 %
•103%
105
106
*105%
•103
103%
103%
106
.
26%
-
•103%
103%105
60
105%
105%
140
26 Vs
26%
7,900
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
69%
68
69%
67%
68
67
67%
67%
68%
4,900
45%
44 %
45%
44%
44%
443/8
45
44%
45%
19,400
34%
34%
154
32
10,100
33%
153
31%
33%
*152
31%
34%
35
343/4
35%
153
152%
152 %
152 Vs
152 %
152
32
*313/4
32 Vs
*31%
32%
32
34%
40
1,600
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
ir
Monday, March 12, 1956
.,.
(1250)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
lu(i f»r Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
5
6% Oct
41% Jan
31
47% Jan
3
26
87% Feb
14
11
14
12
10% July
9% Feb
16
53% Jan
Feb
Sep
26
26
25% Apr
7
6
RKO
56 % Mar
14
42% Jan
23
19% Mar
31% Feb
14
34% Mar
9
11
31
Oct
11
30
Jan
5
47
1
11
43
Jan
17
44% Jan
3
34% Jan
7
38% July 27
36
Jan
18
37 % Mar
5V
29% Jan
5
42
33% Jan
4
20% Jan 11'
38% Mar
8
13% Feb 27
15
Aug
8
Mar
27% May 22
18% Mar 22
6
18% Aug
3
7% Jan
3
11% Feb
14
15 % Sep
26
Sep
13
May
13
23
Jan
5
9
21% Aug 25
18% Jan
22% Feb 10
Dec 30
67% Feb
61
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3
13
63% Feb
47% Sep
37
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13
43% Jan
3
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2
8% Jan
30
15% Jan
10
42% Feb
13
49% Jan
3
64
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84
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15
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8
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6
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9% Feb
45
Oct
40
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54% Dec
Mar 14
62
Nov
82
Jan
26
91
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101
Jan
26
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79
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79
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79
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57%
51%
52
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Rhinelander
Rhodesian
64% May 12
82
Dec
66 % Jan
23
79% Jan
3
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21
2
27% Dec
20% Feb
8
23% Jan
6
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6
17% Sep
14% Jan
19
16% Feb 29
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51%
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103
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26%
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25
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28
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5
40% Jun
31
Feb
2
34% Jan
3
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33%
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48
43% Feb
21
45% Mar
9
Rochester Gas
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43%
43%
44%
44%
45
45
45
45%
45
24% Jan
6
9
31% Jan
5
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28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
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8
27
Feb
257
Jan
19
410
100
Jun
17
30
391
Jan
105% Mar
11
Oct
21
Dec
454
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22 % Feb
10
2
Jan
16
26% Jan
10
1
Feb
105
4
Feb
35
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6
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6
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28
12
Feb
10
17% Jan
29
44 % Dec
29
38% Feb
16
44% Jan
90% Mar
79% Jan 23
9
25
83% Sep
9
19
Jan
18
32 % Dec
15
27% Feb
9
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
33% Feb
17
38% Feb
29
11
Sep
27
15% Mar 21
11% Jan
3
12% Feb
8
50% Feb
14
58% Dec
92% Sep
28
Dec
27
55
Jun
22
26
9
27
98% Feb
42% July 21
July 14
17
126
Jan
6
22% Jan
11
103 % Jun
40
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57
9
3
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13
122% Jan
43% Jan
23
50% Jan
Jan
16
24% Mar
Jan
20
22
30
33
13
88% Jun
27
81
Jan
18
Aug 17
320% Apr
16
281
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23
310
13
Mar
146
Apr
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10
155
Jan
5
155
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St
Jan
26 % Mar 14
74
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170
28
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7
43% Feb
July 13
102 % Jan
22
17
25
9
19
105
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34% Mar
Dec
21
29% Jan
21
14% Feb
17
13%; Jan
4
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
19% Feb
13
22% Mar
9
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
44% Feb
14
55
3
65% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
93% Oct
19
98'
101% Oct
13
107
83% Jan
6
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6
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5
23
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7
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4
92 % May 18
86
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9
89% Mar
7
87% Jun
7
71% Jan
23
83% Mar
9
17% Feb
20
19% Feb 29
Seaboard
Finance
43% Jan
6
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5
53% Jan
20
61 '/a Mar
3
seaboard
Oil
31'% July 18
18% Feb
29
22Va Jan
40% Nov
32%, Jan
Jan
6
34% Dec
28
6% Mar 15
16
20% Dec
16
17
9 % Apr
26
62
Nov
10
61% Jan
5
35
Oct
11
49
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Jan
23
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11
16
3
36% Jan
20
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18
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29
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21
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common.
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28
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58%
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4
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1
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45%
44%
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43 %
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19
26
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23
Feb
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Oct
18
7
62 Va Jan
10
79 Va Mar
30% July 12
25% Feb
9
28 % Mar
13 % Nov
9
19% Jun
13 % Feb
14
15% Jan
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22
25% Dec
23
21% Feb
7
6
49% Nov
14
45% Jan
19
44
3
63% Nov
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7
55 % Jan
28% Mar
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66
4
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21
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23
28
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15
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1
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10
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27
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3
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5
29
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25
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2
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7
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18
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28
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174
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24
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4
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26
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35
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210
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7
23
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16
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205
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3
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12
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24
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54
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23
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7
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11
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6
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1
29
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31
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28
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10
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11
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23,00)
.100
Go
53%
53%'
'
95%
96%
*115
117
•
"
Jan
-
21% Feb
preferred
Seagrave
14%
43
88%
36%
No par
25
Seaboard Air Line RR Co-1
6
14%
42%
87
12%
No par
common—
11
16
14
42%
86%
12%
No par
89% Oct
3.65%
14%
43
86 Va
12%
5
common
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co
85% Jan
r
13%
42%
88%
1.40
15c
83.40-preferred
'
9,400
14
42%
32 %'
10
„
7,003
13%
86%
100
10
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp
200
,
<24%
24%
42%
32%
5
series A
& Electric Co
Savage Arms
6
95'
Jan
105
x36 %
100
Co common
pfd 4.40%
Sangamo
30
92% Feb
.65'
Feb, 11
'
15% Jan
442
*103%
24%
32%
Ry Co
100
preferred—
—100
Diego Gas
*435
105
24%
;s
440
37%
Co common—No par
Regis Paper
San
443
*103%
25
25
37%
Southwestern
noncum
1st
19% Mar
20
32
P Ry
St Louis
5%
12 % Nov
13
L San
Preferred series A 5%
5
48% Mar
6
18% Jan
105
10
17% Apr
26% Oct
.
85% Feb 23
19% Sep
33Yb Mar 14
101
•
*430
105
24%
440
105%
31%
10
No par
12,603
14
•
88%
100
conv
2,200
29 Va
*103%
442
'«■
24%
103
45%
?
43
13%
42%
8
10
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
Bt Joseph Light & Power
Jan
34% J'.'.n
17
265
*103
24%
24%
,
5
(Jacob)
4.30%
*435
105
*103 %
5;900
34
♦32
34
1
(The)
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
97% Feb
Feb
Co
440
440
20
common
Corp
Ruberoid
Jan
94% Jan
112
Co
100
1
Ronson Corp
1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
4
68 % Jan
—
& El Corp
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft
11
43 % Dec
&
4%
preferred
conv
73,603
,
~
7
'
5,830
47%
\
/.
7%
13
33% Dec
300
88%
27
% Apr 20
19,303
'
70
88%
88%
Oct
26% Sep
52,103
52
*61
70
*61
88%
88%
41% Jan
34
2,903
13,103
9%
58
'
70
*61
44%
—.—„5
Company
9%
57%
-
No par
Roan Antelope Copper
35.1U3
.
'
5s
Trust-.,
800
14%:'
47%
'
55%
1
5
Manufacturing Co
Paper Co—
9%
57%
■
8,00)
Via
79%;
9%
57%
51%
9%
56%
.
,
57
103
9
•;■■.
"
9%
9%.
X103
2
8
*14%
46%
f
43
13,903
38:•
7%
47%
103%
5
V 8%
7%
300
62 %
37%
a
14'%
103%
7% Mar
38%:
',i
•
•
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61%
38%.
r
8
'
903
1,503
61%
33
.
9 %
16%
21%
9%
46%
100
47% Mar
3,600
16 %
14%
series
35% Jan
,
*21%
47%%;
Preferred 4.50%
5
2,400
14%
14%
14%
11
18
403
.
22%
H
47%
105% Jan
23
22
9%
*21
62%
38%
102% Jan 17
6% Jan
>
62%
39%
/
89
34% Jan
40
*37%
,
400
37%
15%
15%
16%
*21 %
> *88
33% Jan
4,603
44
*
.21%
*8%
16 %
21%
89%
2
15,603
14%
14
9
*8%
9%
■
*62%
38%.%
7%
9%
*88 %
8% Sep
;;
'/:?
16%
;
100
38% Sep
21%
14
series
45% Feb
38%
•
61,000
34%
*37
22 4;,
22
Preferred 3.60%
1
38%
14
16
26
38 V8
19 %
*42
»•
37 * ;
38%
>
22
89% Jan
6% July 26
44
,
37
21%
16%
10
Co
Tob class B
32 % Sep
12% Jan
*37
-
37%
13%
4
86 % Jan
*42
44
1,100
18%
34
22%
13%
21%
Common
11% Apr
Dec
,
9%
8%
15%
21%
No par
2.50
1
10
Brass
20
14
105% Apr
37%
X22
14%
5
100
1
50c
10
10
preferred™
Corp
Metals
(R J;
37%
56 %
34%
18%
33%
29,400
3b %
37%
,
17%
31%
37%
37%
37
18
*42
44%
;
37%'
,
22%-
10
series
Revere Copper &
Rexall Drug Co
3
54% Jan
13
45% Feb
12
5
61
Jan
10
*42
.
13%
10
Pictures common—
Steel
•
18,90 J
11%
%
-
common
convertible
$1
Republic
81% Feb 28
14
Co—
&
pfd 3% %
Republic
16
Jan
12
15% Aug 23
(Robt)
Republic Aviation Corp
54% Sep
11% Aug 15
33%
37%
Reliance Mfg Co
May 16
6
34%
44
Reliable Stores Corp
41
13% Jan
37%
37%
3
31
May 16
5% Mar 14
16
16
55%
37 J/8
42%
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9U)
8-4
56%
*54%
-
22 %
5D°/4
-17%
34
,__No par
50c
55%
18 %
34%
Co
11
55%
34%
Inc
11%
37%
17%
Bros
11%
55%
17%
.,5
9
11
37
55%
37%"
17%
-
8%
;*■
52,403
8u%
8%
9%
8 '/8
10%
8%
10%
v
10%
54%
6
16% Mar
4
8%
10%
8%
.
37
No par
1
5
Reading Co common.
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
$1.25 div prior preference
9% Mar
27
12% Feb
8%
10%
Inc
Rels
21
60
1
1
the Week
Shares
46%
45%
*85
bo
8o%
'
Friday
Mar. 1)
45%
x!5
8a %
Corp
f"1®*
,
-
Mar. 8
45%
X85%
Mfg Co
Reeves
Jan
15
Theatres
Reed Roller Bit
22% Feb
7% Feb
19
45%
86%
Raytheon
5
37% Jun
45%
86%
Raybestos-Manhattan
9
36
5
45%
80%
Rayonler
23
Feb
15% Jan
41% July
13% Sep
Mar
Jan
9
45%
8c %
preferred
RKO Pictures Corp___
15
60% Nov
47
32
7
Jan
July 25
12
8% Mar 14
8
5
44%
No par
1st
$3.50
',
'A..arsdiy
•'
Mar. 7
com__No par
Radio Corp of America
3
84% Jan
56% Julv
18
81% Jan
2
88% July 27
88% Jan
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Yvednesday
*
Mar. G
Mar. 5
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Bifbeat
Lowest
Highest
Uviat
LOW
STOCKS
%
92
*91%
173
9,000
15%
92
*
153
-
3,803
4,40)
33
92%
*91'%
92 V*
91%
HVa
10%
11
10%
11 Va
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
6,803
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
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*91%
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Volume
183
Number 5515
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1251)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Prevlona
-
■
.
•
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
73% Jan
18
Lowest
93% July
8
53% Jun 24
42% May 18
87% Jan
!,
42
18
154
Mar 14
99
19
23
31
47% Jan
99% Jan
15% Dec
22
13% Feb
14
16
50
Mar 30
13% Jan
50
29
4
9
3/% Jail
18% Feb
„
18
29 vb
21%. Jan
20% Jan
32% Feb
27
5
2^Vs Feb
9
15% Jan
4
11
4iy2 Jun
7
4
9
Jun
Jan
Feb
8
97
Jan
11
80% Sep
30
70'A Jan
31
21% Jan
6
271/4 Jun
15
22%
Jan
26
Feb
3
32
28
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
75'/2 May 17
8% Nov 22
740;
Aug
9
39
Feb
10
77% Jan
10% Mar
2
Jan
10
1,220
Feb
23
28
Jan
3
Jan
6
22V2 Jan
4
15
6
99
30
2
1
6
42
Feb
27
17 % May
17
62% Jun
6
37% Apr
2J
26
8.6%
27
29
35
16
45
Feb
14
6
121 Va D.c
115% Jan
27
May 16
36% Oct 11
45% Dec
12
38% Feb
14
44% Jun
21
34% Feb
8
16% Jan
28
11
11% Jan
27
24 »/2 Oct
28% Jun
6
25% Jan
16
27
11
37
8
33% Jan
5
Dec
Oct
19
Oct
11
35
Oct
17
12
Jan
6
18
Jan
10
13% Jan
174
13
Nov
38 Vb
<
28
8% Feb
150
23
39 % Mai-
23% Feb
14
14
25% Nov
1
19% Mar
4
53
43
6
12%. Jun
24
12'/a Mar
10% Jan
23
12% Feb
1
15% Feb
19
60 %
100 y2 Sep
27
44 y2 Jan
10
18
13 y2 Feb
8
Mar 24
48% Jan
23
105'% May 10
35 Vb Dec
5
Jan
17
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
6
75 Vi Dec
22
3
22% Oct
18'/2 Jan
28
20
18 'A
Jan
Jan
23
9
33%
32%
33
23%
23%
233A
10
1
26%
26%
37%
37%
37i/2
751/2
10Va
lOVs
75%
IOVb
75%
10%
10
1,145
1,145
1,110
27
26%
1,130
27%
20
Jan
31
23
24% July 13
,
24% Feb
9
58
25"
25% Dec 29
29
63
53 »A Feb
2
52% Jan
11
Mar 14
33 y2 Apr
59 % Apr
14
28% Feb
14
36 y4 Mar
Aug 26
14
52'A Feb
7
61 Va Mar
31% Jan
13
2iy8Jan
19
48
30
lG'/sFeb
19
18% Mar
19
4
10
Mar
40% Mar 18
28
Feb
7
14
_
Feb
13
Va Jan
18
14
96 'A
8%
8%
46 3A
19%
19%
31
31%
13V2
13%
13%
35%
•*
*23
*96
52
96 %
19%
'
'
14%
51%
52%
52'%
5,300
123%
124'-%
14,200
40%
41%
40%
41 %
18,000
34%
35%
35Va
35V2
35%
35%
12%.
12%
27
41%
40%
40%
9%
9%
9%
'34%
12%
27
179
*177
178
35%.**
37 y8
68,400
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13,300
27
27
27
27
39%
40
40
40'A
39%
>
40%
/ 9%
9%
177
59
60%
14
60%
102%
102
61%
102
*12%
25%
25%
26
18,500
25 y4
25%
25%
26
4,600
15%
7
12
47%
15%
15%
15%
f
2,400
*50
50%
50'A
50'A
300
12%
*11%
12%
12 Va
12 y4
47
47
14
*13%
60%
61
60%
102
102
36%
37
27%
27%
*27%
70%
69 Vi
70
17,200
*11%
47%
36%
36%
102
12 Va
12%
47
14
47
*13%
60%
61%
102
120
62
102
va.
102
190
36%
37%
38'A
39%
19.500
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
4,100
70'A
7,400
70%
70
70
69%
>■
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
50%
14%
14%
50%
50
50'A
49%
50
42
42 va
49%
50%
2
41%
50%
42%
41%
42
41%
42 VB
41%
42
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27 y4
27%
27
27%
21%
*21
No par
*21
21V4
21%
27
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
27
57%
28,300
57%
58
58
57%
58
57%
58
32
1,000
29%
67%
31%
29%
29%
*58
*21
29
21%
%!
*21
30
21%
29%
64
62%
31%
62%
62'%
*57'/2
60
60
60
•34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35'%
34%
35%
35
36'A
60
60
61
60 VB
61
61
61 %
*62
60 ' A
24%
25
16%
24%
r
17%
*49
16%
52
*50
10%
10%
10%
1
i
21%
*62
50
1
(The).
LiAOO
11,100
31%
1
Co
6,100
21,40*0
26%
—50
(conV)
;
%•
57
1
.1.
common-.
series A
27%
18.800
37
14%
,—5
4,600
14
50
i_
Inc
5,800
1,300
39%
25%
13
12
28
181
39 Va
*13%
36
69%
180
21,900
39%
'
27%
68%
180
39
9%
5
Corp—1.
Airlines
Corp
*13%
39%
9%
500
2
preferred-!;—,
Oil
14
102 'A
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—.—1
4.30% cbnv preferred 1954 ser„50
20th Century Fox Film_—'
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No
par
5% conv prior preferred
50
TXL
12%
47%
*13%
13
39%
%
9%
180
12 Ve
12%
*47%
39%
9%
-
>
182
47%
*12
39
52%
123
27
12%
*26 y4
47
(The)
1,300
123%
xl2
Coach
19,400
52%
*12%
Twin
2,700
14'A
41 %
12%
World
32 Va
14
123 %
50%
No par
20%
31%
14
41%
50%
Co
20
30%
51 %
50%
25
20
13%
122%
50%
com—10
61,900
52'A
50%
Oil
20
I01/2
42%
50%
—
96V2
9%
30%
15%
100
*96
9%
700
20
:
25%
common—5
96%
9%
25V4
preferred
la.yoo
31%
13%
15%
—15
6,000
49
*96
19%
31%
.
25%
No par
38
48%
123 %
9%
common
23%
471/4
41%
27
*177
No par
23
47%
49
9'/8
25%
preference
23%
122%
40%
5
common
3,400
42%
41
No par
2,100
48%
123 %
122%
100
27
431A
46%
48%
8%
19%
31% "
13%
52%
26%
48%
49
8%
300
26 y2
*48V4
■'
47
48%
;
1,138
26%
48 Va
23 V2
'
30 y2
52
26%
48
*23
15%
Preferred
i
17% Feb
49
49%
x96
*19'/2
-
10
Transue & Williams Steel
Mar
26% Mar
-
2
Jan
46%
X48%
96'/2
10,600
91/4
1,110
25%
Truax^Traer Coal Co
May 16
20 Ye Jan
6
common
:*• $2.70
32 r: Mar-
60
9
j
Tri-Continer.tal'Corp comhion
25
46%
50%
8%
2.50
Mar
.51
46%
1
Jan
10
46'A
4.)y2
*96
1,100
91/2
91/2
1,125
25%
Trans
-
Jan
48%
23
3,400
1,000
76%
9%
25%
i Transamerica
6
Jan
;27
55% Jan 23
47%
23
26%
37%
76
1,111
25%
Trane
28 Vb Mar
49
23'A
2 3 'A
2,200
69,600
37%
•■.
10y4
26%
*15%
5
42% Feb
48
23
26%
1,105
1,100
15%
3
23
27
-
25 %
Associated
251%
75
15%
Water
73
24%
26'A
25
-$1.20 preferred
72
37%
2*7,600
10
72%
24%
75%
32,800
3,500
72%
26%
5
_
;
24i/2
37 %
25
3,200
98
75%
25%
Tide
,
98
37%
39 %
Co
100
26%
.
3)
conv
15%
38
25%
4%
9
1
10% v i
38
15
75%
Trust—
50% Mar
23
24%
ctfs ex-distribution—1
14% Jan
38% Jan
24%
10
371/4
26%
Oil
7
22% Jan
24%
12 %
10
8
24%
*26V4
Feb
14
73%
24%
600
10,800
15
75'A
_50
Timken Rbller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
6
73%
26%
10'/a
381%
*98
74%
1
Land
100
73%
preferred series A—23
13
12
Nov
share
*98
9%
37%'
14%;
15i/a
38
-30
Instruments
Pacific
100
•'*•
9%
74
20%
'
38%
14%
20
12.50
25
&
*98
;
9%
38
73%
3 y3
44% Jan
July 26
•
100
10%
38%
■-15%
24%
-
No par
13
48% Sep
35 V2 Jun
*
10y8
1
$2.50 convertible preferred——50
:
39% Mar
18
2
32%
231/4
Sulphur—^
28% Feb
15
25% Nov
32%
23%
10c
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
13
58 Vb Jun
Jan
32%
23%
1
73% Jah
28'A Jun
15% Aug 16
46'A Aug 17
9% Nov
2
33
23%
1
4
60
16
32%
23%
Producing Co_
Coal
5,300
23%
Co—
Pacific
6,000
2,000
19%
201/4
33
:_No par
Inc
36'A
191/2
191/4
23%
'
900
23,200
19%
32%
20
1,200
36
''•■'
No par
1
20%
4,000
6,500
20 %
*20
8,300
10,600
14%
20'/a
Gulf
conv
501/4
63
2C
common
17
14
.24'A Dec
19%
20%
62'A Feb
11
50
36/4
19%
20'A
19%
27% Jan
-
22% Oct
Mar 15
36%
*19%
19%
*98
Sub
'
19%
9%
/'
Feb
27%
15
Thermoid
i
104
26
36 i/a
The Fair.
29
55% Dec
18
1
26
Jan
26
38%
*$2.40
47% Feb
19
33
7
48
101
■
14
.
26
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
•
29
62 % Mar
26
19%
—
3
II'/'b Jan
11
39% Oct 11
37Va Mar 14
16% Jan
56
19%
Corp
/
271%
25%
55%
36
Co—1
■
56
271/4
56%
Textron American Inc common—50c
*
$1.25 conv preferred"
No par
52% Jan 11
30
Jun
13% Jan
20
28
20
Feb
July 25
47% July 25
43% Oct
Jan
27 Va Feb
15% Feb
50
13 %
11% Jan
24
23% Feb
July 12
5 5 Va
27%
56%
15 Va
*
27% Feb-20
28
55y2
27'/a
56%
48%
61%
19%
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co—
'
34% Jan
1
25
7% Jan
6
2
55%
56
38%
Texas
7
Dec
45
11% Mar 16
Mar
-
*14'A
10%
4.48%
9
182
25% Nov
15Va Nov
Nov
-10% Jan
14%
15
Texas
21
62
14%
19%
Texas
5
23
47
58%
14%
38%
5
Jan
46%
58%
14%
36%-
TexaS'Giilf
"■
■
-
9
143
47%
57%
14%
19%
-
Jan
41 % Mar
471/4
58
19%
Texas
13% Mar- 9
10
28'A Oct
47i%
36
Broadcasting
4,500
100
14%
16%
47'A
19%
L_
59 %
57%
19%
Chemical
Texas
16%
36%
Aircraft -Corp.:
Tennessee Corp
•
16%
76,900
102
14
16'/a
-
16%
19%
Temco
v
161/4
53%
59%
*100
.
14%
93.800
43,800
16%
19'A
(James).
Telautograph Corp _i._—:
6
59%
102
14
.
5
Co___
Talcott Inc
4
58%
*100
14'A
20,700
159
52%
Camp Inc; common---!
Fuller
Symington Gould Corp
43% Jan 11
37% Jan
14i/4
59%
102
13%
157%
53
36
$4 preferred
2
125% Jan
14 Ve
52%
5
9
52% Mar
57%
13%
15
3
Jan t
;
57 Va
„
,
9
14% Jan
47
16%
52%
*100
14%
16%
158
58%
100
47
1
'Superior Oil of CaliioihiaSuperior Steel Corp:
Sutherland Paper Co
9
20 y2 Mar
Feo
14
16%
5
59%
100
14%
1
21
10 V2 Mar
12% Feb
30
31
Feb
58%
101%
14y8
.10
:
59
*100
/ Sweets Co of America
(The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
v—
25
Syivania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
50% Mar* 5
.
9
18% Feb
2
10% Oct
..
7
48% Jan
9
8'A Feb
July 25
6
11 Va Sep
41% Jan
271/4 Feb
9
92% Jan
21
25'/2 Jan
25
1
:
Sunshine Mining Co—
49% Jan 12
.
V
45% Feb 23
July 26
9% Sep
25
Co
Inc
.
23% Sep
521/2 May
49% Jun
Mar 14
Drug
581/2
100
5 % % 2nd pld series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—
.3
Jan
45
Mar 30
52%
-
24
44% Oct. 26
53%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
41/2% preferred series A
1
4
16
158'A
par
6
Feb
934
58%:May
83 y2 Jan
j
9
91/4 Jan
72
157%
$4.50 series A preferred-—No
par
Sun Gil-Co common—
No
6
2
33% Sep
2
10
25% Mar
26% Jan
15
8
17% Jan
3
8
18'A Feb
6% Jan
Jan
1,080 Dec
41% Nov
41
*
2
6
91% Apr
75
156%
1
Sun
8
12% Jun
Jan
20
361A Jan
V
159'A
No par
.> Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp J
1
23
May 12
vo May 11
29
Feb
158%
52%
57%
5
Stone & WebsteE--'--
3-
101
98
56
—_1
S.
prior preference
•;Storer
391/4 Mar
«
Chemical
Baer 185
57o
15% Jan
26
67% Feb
25 va
Stix
9
,10% Feb
.
95%
56'A
preferred series A__;
Stokeiy-Van
t
24
•
13% Jan 23
1
Jan
24 v* Feb
31
32
171/4 Aug 12
35
95%
55%
10
26
30
95
56%
common
Stewart-Warner Corp.
6
20% Jan
95%
55%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc__
4
13
16
July
105
10
Feb
95%
56%
53%
Sterling
13
19% Jan
July 14
95%
56 VB
Sterchi Bros stores Inc.
7
33% Feb
951/4
159%
Stauffer
.
6
21
Oct
27
9
Shares
95%
56
52%
L
Mar. 9
54%
158%
(The)
Sales far
the Week
Friday
Mar. 8
95%
7
Starrett Co
25
27 y2 Mar
33 % Dec
26
Dec
Mar
Jan
9
21
6
9
Thursday
Mar. 7
s_25
15
3%%
Wednesday
Mar. 6
No par
Standard Ry Eqiiip
Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
3
58% Jan:
25 Ys Feb
Aug 26
95
15
27
5
12'A Jan
32
63
5
Jan
Jan
23% May 23.
21% Aug 24
6
23
26'a Jan.
19
13% Mar
Tuesday
Mar. 5
Standard Oil of Ohio
.
3
■5J% Mar
Oil of California
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICE 8
Monday
Par
Standard Oil of New
Jersey
"When issued"
24
Jan;'
38% Oct
,
18% Jan;.
Feb
17%
'
i
Standard Oil of Indiana
;
9
14% Jan
23
5IV2 Jan
29
100
8
43% Jan
6J% July 28
15% Aug 22
"24% May 12
23% Jan
g
16% Feb
11
59% Dec
4
42 % Mar 14
19Va Jan
Feb
Feb
SI OCR
EXCHANGE
Standard
9
59% Mar
14
22% Eeb
40% May 26
20% Sen
57 V4 Mar
10
6
24
159% Feb'.6
53 'A Mar
2
4
Mar 28
102
13
YORK
•>
96% Feb
23
25
16% Oct
9
48 % Jan
142 Va Jan
22
50% Sep
Aug 19
-8% Jan:
36
Dec
NEW
.4
.
Highest
49V2 Jan
106% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
I
Year 1955
-
29%
30 »A
28%
25%
17%
25%
17 Vb
26
26
26 %
26
63
300
7,300
200
21,100
1,400
26%
20,200
16%
3,300
17%
17
17'A
52
49
49
10
10%
10'A
10%
10 y4
10%
9.800
29
29%
29'A
29%
29%
30%
18,600
14%
14%
2,600
36%
36%
51%
*50
10%
30%
16%
*48
51
20
u
13% Jan
33-
May
6% Dec
0
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
4
43 y8 Jun
28
35
1
11
Jan
9
Jan
31
31 y2 Feb
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27'A Jan
6
108% Mar 22
92
Nov
1
86% Oct
3
98% Sep
12
45% Sep
103% Jan
28
23% Feb
14
28% Jan
23
113
109% Feb
1
100
Jan
5
Apr
7
93
26
59
17
205
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
4
26% Jan
32 % Jun
Jan
48 y4
113
6
Sep 26
Nov
7
34 y4 Jan
28
0
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44 y2 Jan
18
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
1
72 y8 July 18
6
Jan
7
8y8 May 17
66
Jun
27
15% Feb
25
13 Yb Mar 14
51% Feb
30
2
Sep 26
34% Dec
14
6% Aug
18
9
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
35
Jan
6
61% Dec 29
177
Dec
22
19% May
4
78
Dec
12
Sep 26
40% Jan
For
16
5
Feb
-
7
Nov 25
-
32
22
49% July 25
33 y2 Sep 22
IOSV2 Feb 15
Jan
7"
10
171% Feb 16
49% Mar 1
3
Udyllte
3
4
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos*& Rubber Co
35 V2 Feb
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
36%
36%
37
36%
37 Va
36%
36%
7%
7%
7%
7%
6%
33%
34
x33%
34%
33%
Carbon
No par
113%
114
113%
113%
112%
28 Va Mar
29% Jan
&• Materials
Corp—10
Bag
Union
Carbide
2
Union
Chem
9
Union
Elec Co of Mo
112
Jan
9
93
Jan
11
91
Feb
15
104-'
Jan
5
61% Mar
182% Mar
5
9
Preferred
Union
Union
63% Jan
23
71% Jan
3
United
113% Jan
23
6
4%
S4; series
4%
noncumulative
Union Tank
Car
17
57% Aug 24
b'/4 Jan 12
44% Feb
10
53
Feb
•4y2Feb
9
78
4% Jan
3
6
73% Jan
23
7% Feb 11
77% Feb
29
6 V2 Feb
9'
9
7
Jan
3
Jan
5
17
Feb
29
5
129
Feb
28
22% Dec 30
21
Jan
17
27
17
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
151% Mar
Mar
$4.50 preferred-——
—No par
Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
United-Carr Fastener— j;
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1—^
_1
4%
76%
United
19
United
9
7%
2
United
Electric Coal Cos
5
United
Engineering & Foundry
5
14%
23
19% Feb
29
64% Mar
footnotes
see
181
Feb
6
United
9
U
S &
23
U
9
30% Feb
13
40% Mar
6
78% Jan
18
83% Mar
6
15% Feb
14
17% Mar
6
page
44
28.
Jan
5
6%
18%
141%
42%
30%
107
7%
U
S
70%
*101%
59%
125%
42%
42%
30
*105%
57%
57'/a
57 'A
52
52
4%
77
7
19%
146
4%
*76
6%
19
59%
60%
26,600
180%
180 V2
182 %
50
2,300
71
71%
*122
125%
200
43%
24,500
42%
29%
*105%
42%
30'A
107
42%
30'A
*105
30%
5,600
107
25%
25%
25'/a
25 Vb
57 Va
59 V2
60
62
52'/8
51%
51%
300
4%
12,200
♦51
4%
*76
6%
19%
19
144
4%
77
7
20%
4%
*76
6%
20%
2,800
13,50®
77
20
7
22,900
21%
lb 200
144%
147
151%
1,240
24%
25%
23%
24%
24
24%
3.300
14y2
14%
14 %
14%
14%
2,900
54%
X54
x31%
35%
7
36
6%
53%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
26,500
32
31%
32 Va
31%
321/4
31%
321A
25,900
36'A
36%
*36'A
36%
36%
36%
7%
6%
7%
19'A
18%
7
60%
100
*176 Vi
178%
*177
37%
39%
38
40%
82
82
83%
19%
3 Va
19'/a
3
32%
*59%
59%
151
36
59%
common
71%
125%
143%
4
preferred series A
6,400
13,500
71
♦123
*14'A
32'A
*81%
5,900
31%
14%
61
100
140
103
60%
25%
32%
:
250
94%
90%
14%
61
Machinery com—1.05
7
9.800
25
32%
common
4%
77
9,500
29
14%
55
3
30%
107
179
26%
111%
26%
.
54%
7
No par
preferred.:
U S Industries Inc
4%%
13'/a
71
*122%
52%
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Foreign Securities
1
Hoffman
*101 %
25%
19 Vb
preferred
4 % %
103
24%
24%
1
Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co
1
3
3
'
35%
10
Co
8
28
28
4%
*76
31%
No par
Corp
142
139
*50%
711/4
123
■
23
16% Mar
7
19%
25%
3
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
44 y4 Nov
6%
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
preferred
100
6
Jan
56
4%
76%
24%
56 %
51%
7% Jan
80
30%
*105%
24 VA
55'A
20
39% Jun
107
24 %
51%
Gas
2
*105%
No par
l.
Fruit Co
176 y2 Mar
63%
42
United Gas Improvement
54% Jan
70%
69%
30%
United
64% Dec 29
184% Feb 15
5
com
United
3% Jan
90%
*92
30%
5
33% Mar
91
50
7
65% Feb
94%
31%
24
23
*92
*90
50
Mar
23
28%
*110'/2
30%
Feb
23
26%
29
49%
55
Jan
26%
111
31%
36
2% Jan
26%
28%
110%
50
37% Feb
28 Vb Jan
19,400
180
23
54
114
30%
23
Nov 25
113'A
50
23
36% Dec
113%
179
30% Jan
62
112%
Sl%
35% Jan
4'/8 Aug
15,300
5l«
51% Jan
16% Jan
35
3iy4
(8
2,100
34%
94 '/a
597/a
6,900
34%
90
103
7%
33%
50
39% Mar
23% Jun
7
31%
May 9
36*% Oct 31
6% Jan
59'/a
\
50%
43
(Delaware)
90
26%
29
111%
"
31%
30
of
5nA
*92
♦101 y2
113%
V
7%
50%
Corp
Lines
94%
90
t03
26%
28%
*111
34
7
131%
60
8% Mar
180
21
7 Vb
50
No par
United
23
23
27
182
21 A
111%
7
preferred—50
42
Biscuit
24
59 5/-
61%
10
Air
United
Mar
60%
.—-25
90
*101%
America—No par
United
Feb
91
103
inc
9
9
62
*90
*101
lifl
43% Mar
25% Feb
*92
124
30% Mar
107
94%
*92
*119
14
27
28%
*111
—100
23
20
29
111%
preferred
26% Feb
27
27
27%
28%
110%
No par
Co__—:
Aircraft
conv.
35% Jan
105
27%
10
No par
common
Pacific RR Co common
27
Mar 31
&
Corp."
Oil of California—
21
Jan
Paper
Preferred $3.70 series—.—No par
Preferred $3.50 series——No par
52'A Feb
124
&
Preferred $4.50 series—-
32% Jan
Jan
Dec
14%
36%
-5
Union
22% Jan
38 y4 Oct
1
No par
2
48'A Jan
150
(The)—
29
114% Mar
5
27
; July 25
'57% Nov 28
Jan
Corp
-
Jan
30
74'A Dec 22
128 % Dec
19
101% Feb
3
139
11
87% Jan
92 * July 27
104% Mar 29
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
-
10
116'A Sep
6
31% Jun 30
31% Apr 26
•
15
37% Ftb
30
6% Jan
4
■
19%
3%
7
Xl8%
3'A
7
19/8
7
18%
19
1.000
5,900
15,300
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
2G.700
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
10,600
61
59
60
601/4
60'A
61
61
60'A
60
60%
60%
62%
61%
64%
178 Vi
*177
178%
178%
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
84
83
83
83
83
38%
*83
179
178%
179
500
18,100
90
43,300
570
1
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17'/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
171/2
33,400
50
48V4
48'A
48%
48%
48%
48%
*48'A
49'A
*48i/4
48%
800
_
2jf
The Commercial and
28
Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
(1252)
Highest
Lowest
22% Jan
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
Jan
6
25% Nov
J7
8 % Jan
5
9% Feb
14
t>% Jan
9
16
23% Jan
11
26% Mar
68% Jan
31
70
19
21% Oct
11
60% Jan
21
Jan
2d
6
35
37% Feb
9
20
Jan
4
Sep
9
101
Jan
23
23
53% Dec 23
45% Oct
11
60% F.b
11
70% Dec
1
.18
165% Jan
23
18
Jan
62 % Sep
61
172% J un
18
157 % Jan
4J Va May
U
64% Mur
56
Jan
4
65
% Jan
19
60
58% Feb
29
51% Jan
23
165% Jan
4
Jan
1
19% Jan
16
3
3
38
Feb
10
35 V2 Mar 17
lo9
17
15% Jun
2
12% Feb
8
13% Feo
9% Dec
14 va Apr
21
9% Feb
10
10% Jan
100% Jun
1% Nov
11
3% Jan
100
1st
&
25
Feb
9
98% Jan
3
2% Jan 11
24
Mar 9
Min
convertible
Wall
1
2nd pfd_5
noucu
preferred
No par
100
*28%
29
100
No par
*77%
49%
78
50
_1
2.50
42'A
15'A
42%
10
35%
35%
16
10
56% Mar
3
4i % Feb
9
46
Jan
13
35
4
32
Jan
3
33% Jan
16
Universal
159% Dec
27
170
Feb
18
153% Jan
6
Feo
24
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
25% Jon
27
29 % Mar
2
77%'Nov- 23
91
Feb
3
77
Feb
21
79 % Jan
5
41% Mar 14
51% Dec
28
49% Feb
28
52 Mr Feb
8
50
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
23
26
4
39% Feb
167
Van
17% Jan
3
11
36
Jan
25
4
7
Jan
52
Jan
8% Jan
4
65'A July 21
30
Vicks
Shreve
Feb
2
128
Feb
20
13j'A Jan 24
129
Feb
7
lo3 % Jail
128
Feb
20
3
29% Jan
26
11
90 Va Jan
26
91% Jan
6
Feb
9
38% Jan
6
87 % Sep
12
94
34
5a% Mar 29
11
33 % Oct
Jan
Nov
7
Jan
3
146% Apr
44% Dec
113% Dec
22
117 Va Jun
13
DsC
27
122
6
103 Va Aug 22
122
33
10J
16
Jan
6
30
Jan
11
101
'
——
42 Va Mar
6%
Virginia
9
116
Feb
13
$5
Jan
12
103
Feb
13
33
6
Mar
106
Jan
4
31
46 % Jan
11
6
31% Feb
6
33% Jan
16
17
39% Jan
6
16% Feb
13
Feb
1
104
'
18% Dec
19
"»00
5
103% Feb
17
6%
preferred.
Ry
Co
104
(The) new—^
3
Wabash
100
5
31'A Feb 24
74% Jan
19
85% Mar 25
81% Jan
24
83% Jan
12 '/a Jan
3
15% Dec
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
9
Jan
6
3,700
300
900
2,500
100
79,500
1,600
V;:
77%
50'A
600
1,000
70
1,700
90
900
42%
20,500
15%
15'/a
3,100
35%
35%
1,000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,700
58%
6,900
33
6,800
42
42'A
57
58 Va
56
56
*122 Va
*122%
*122 Va
*122 Va
32
32%
*92'A
34%
93%
32%
93 Va
*92 %
35%
35'A
35
35
*120%
124
*122 %
122
122
33l/a
*93 JA
32%
93%
122%
122%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
115'A
41%
115%
115'A
115%
115%
115%
100%
100%
99%
99%
*99%
100
106
106
♦105%
107
*105%
*102%
104
*102%
104
*103
56%
58
5 6'A
57
56%
33
32%
33
33 %
33'A
39
39'A
39
39 Va
93%
35%
6,600
,t 300
124
41%
42%
5,100
190
115%
115%
100%
100%
120
107
*105%
106 Va
200
104%
*103
104 Va
57 Va
57
,
32%
57%
33'A
7,400
33
3 9'A
*38%
38%
39%
3,600
17
17%
1,600
3,100
16%
17
*17
17'/a
*29%
30
*29%
30
*29%
30
86
*84
86
*84
86
*85
86
14%
Xl4Va
14%
14
14Va
*14
30 Va
307/a
30%
30 Va
30%
30 3A
73 Va
1,200
15%
34,300
'17%
3,700
Xl7%
17%
*29%
30
*84%
14%
*14 V4
30%
14 Va
30%
2,600
15 Va
35%
86
*84%
Waldorf System
28% Apr
300
35%
*122 Va
30
17%
30
10
7,500
103,000
15VB
4 Is, 8
*122%
17%
20
preferred
1,580
*35 3,a
39
10
7%
28
270
19,900
15'A
33
32%
38'A
34,500
35%
55
32'A
35
670
.
29Va
77%
*49%
78%
4j%
*77%
49%
77%
29%
29
100
16,500
I
7%
54%
*92'A
50.%
56
5
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
5
Mar
common
preferred
Visking Corp
3
18% Jan
30
divid
Virginian
*106
10
preferred
$4.12
6
Maf
58
*102%
100
com
41%
7%
31%
107%
100
28
25
Co
Power
dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
101'/a Jan
May
100
100
preferred
partic
Elec &
$4.04
30
«
div
6
9
Jan
128
10
113% Jan
99
May 23
■
49% Nov
»«..*•
15 % Jan
33% Jan
•
7
Mar
164
16,900
14%
*122%
93%
*92"A
35%
34%
*122% 125
41%
41 Va
115% 115%
*100% 102
100
No par
41
15%
36
*122%
.
44
33 %
165
Shares
24% 25%
*9
9/»
25% 25%
70
/0
43,8 4d ,a
*90
92
*113
114
58% 59%
167Va 168
63% 64%
69
69
56% 57%
166% 166%
18% 19
*36% 36%
*13% 13%
9% 10
96% 96 /2
2%
2%
24
24
x43% 43%
33 % 33 %
*163Va 165%
*35 »A
42%
54
32
31 Va
5
preferred
3%%
53%
43%
33%
49%
15 V4
7%
*122%
*122%
Va-Carolina Chemical com
34 % Feb
106<
Feb
~~37%
7
&
noncumulative preferred__100
5 %
77
49%
35%
8
24Va
*23
29
50%
42
>:
:
167% 168%
63% 04%
68%
68%
55%
56%
166% 166%
18%
19
*36% 37
13%
13'%
9%
10
96
96
2%
2%
29
28%
78
*77%
50%
59
57Va
57%
29
29
15%
7%
Victor Chemical Works common
8
167%
53%
Ry com_100
Pacific
130
14
33 Va Mar
6%
2.50
Co
13
37 % Jan
Inc
Co
Chemical
Oct
1
Industries Inc
Raaite
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
Jun
28% Nov
Corp of America
Norman
Vick
127
v
Co
9
58% Mar
130
21
preferred
& Light
Power
Van
24
Inc
Co
Pictures
Vanadium
4
10
21
10% Apr
8
4%%
11% Feb
com.No par
preferred
Utah
34 Va Feb
47 % Mar 15
6'A Jan
Jan
45
9
38% Feb
8%
Leaf Tobacco
Universal
7
19% Mar
13-/8 May 13
3^% Jan
20
47% Apr 28
10
35 Va Oct
May
Mar. 8
168% 168%
63%
64
*68
68%
55%
56%
166% 166%
18%
18%
36%
36%
13
13
9%
10
96
96
2%
2%
22%
23
*43 Va
44%
33
33
165
165
168%
64%
68%
56%
57
116% 167
18%
19
36%
37
12%
13
9%
9%
*96
97
2Vs
2%
21
21'%
44
44
33
33%
*165
167
2%
21
44%
33Va
com___l
2
preferred
Feb
37 % Oct
May 26
62%
56%
57
*68
97
*96
2V«
*19%
*43%
33>/a
*165
Inc common
Paper
convertible
168
57%
166% 166%
18%
18%
*36%
37%
13
13Va
9%
10
25
Corp
56%
56%
No par
30% Feb
IS
168%
62%
68%
62%
*88
100
Co common
Stockyards
4 %
167%
16%
preferred
United
117
56%
com__50
50
noncumulative preferred
$6
*112
56%
100
preferred
Ref
Corp common
Tobacco
S
5
common
United Stores $4.20
1% Jan
9j
92
preferred series B
United
9
Jan
30
27
3
Aug 16
45
Steel
7%
27
14
69%
44
prelerred
7%
U
12 % Jan
91
69%
Smelting
S
20
18% Mar
36% Jan
U
25%
'-69
70
44
45%
"90
92
112% 112%
25%
*90
10
9
9
26
1
i.uacum
S
25%
100
Co
card
Rubber Co
7%
Mur
38% Aug
3
17% Jan
11
S
8%
9%
'9
5
Plywood Corp common
3%%
U
10
.y
Mar. 9
24% 24%
*9
9%
25
25%
70
70
43% 44%
*90
92
109% 110
24%
9%
25%
*69%
70
43%
44%
*90
92
*110
111
the Week
f,r
Thursday
24%
*9
25%
25%
24%
24%
23%
Sales Ter
SALE PEICM
Mar. 7
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
1
preferred series A
Playing
S
Fen
Par
common
preferred
3%Vo
59% Mar
170
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
U
U
23
1G8% Nov 14
19 /8 Aug 24
156% Mar 14
S
112% Mar
4>% Jan
110
39% Mar 14
U
50% Mar
Sep
Lines
4%'rf
45% Mar
86
S
21
Jan
12
93% Sep
19
Jan
3
75% Mar
44
84 % Mar 21
97
Sep
9% Feo
STOCK
EXCHANGE
O
6
25% Mar
11
YORK
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1955
Lovtuh
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
307/a
.100
w
27 'A Jan
32% Nov
3
7% Jan
6
15% Nov
15
14
30
Walgreen
Walker
9
15% Mar
Walworth
Ward
preferred
Co
6
74 Va Jan
69% Feb
12% Jan
33
29
30% Feb
30
81'A" Sep 14
16 Va Aug 31
27
66% Apr
9
4%%
RR
G
(Hiram)
Co
va
17% Feb
29
Feb
28
5%%
12% Jan
11
Wardell
Corp
23% Feb
24
Warner
Bros
Jan
13
Baking Co common
3
16 Va Jan
-Oct
14
101% Jan
4
13V4Jun
3
11% Feb
14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
27
43% Dec
5
18 'A Mar 14
30 Va Mar 14
30
40% Feb
9
29
35'A Mar
5
65'A Jan
23
78% Mar
2
Warren
9
Washington Gas Light Co. ..No par
4
106
100
42
71 % Dec
May 12
42 %
23
32
Jan
1
July
Pictures
Jan
25% Feb
9
29% Feb
22
3
27
36
11
Jan
Jan
Mar
8
24 % Mar
Jan
6
18% Jan
3% Feb
10
4
Jan
3
40% Sep
9
36% Jan
6';
43
Feb
23
50 it Dec
30
51
3
52% Feb
2
6
6
4% Feb
33 Va Apr
4
50 '/a Dec
30
19 Va Feb
18% Nov 10
2% Jan
6
3
18
25% Apr
28'A Sep
9
4
12
Jan
20% Feb
16'
22% Jan
3
25 Va Jan
10
15
113
Apr
7
110% Jan
3
101'/a Feb
15
106
Apr
27
103
4
105
99 'A Feb
29'A Sep
105 % Jun. 10
Jan
3
.105
24% Jan
19
70
Dec
9
46% Jan
9
62
35
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
105'A Dec
19
110
Jun
14
4
102
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
42 %
42%
42%
42 %
10,300
34%
33%
34'A
32%
33 Va
32%
34'A
36,200
74%
76%
74
74%
74%
74%
75
75
39%
39'A
39%
39
39
38%
38 7 a
38%
38%
900
%
1*0
%
:J2
32
%
ft
ft
86,300
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37'/a
27 Va
37 Va
37 Va
37 %
2,000
39%
Oil
27%
*27%
28
27%
27%
23%
*23%
24
24
24%
25
25%
26
27
23%
23 Va
24%
18 %
*18'A
18%
1
20%
Corp
Sugar
*111
112
*111%
112
106
*104
106
*104
common_10
*33 Va
Jan
112
105% Feb
23
4.80%
preferred
100
Feb
13
6
Western
Maryland
Ry com__No par
68% Feb
17
30
26
28% Jun
9
25% Jan
6
32% Feb
53 "A Oct
28
83 'A Feb
20
Sep
98% Aug
127
130
49 % Oct
18 % Mar 21
Mar 14
Jun
21% Jan
35% Dec
14
3
23
19
Feb
17
46
Jan
20
5
99% Mar
25% Jan
V
99% Jan
4
Feb
17
130
51% Mar
24
28% Feb
23
15
18
7
103
78% Jan
5
28% Jan
9
31% Jan
36% Feb
1
42% Mar
99% Feb
July 28
9
30
Mar 10
26% Feb
15
Dec
5
12
Mar
28% Mar
30
40% Feb
23
15% Mar
Feb
28
14 Va Jan
4
23
Feb
9
5
5
9
5
9
17% Mar
5
4
4
37% Feb
23
19
144% Feb
20
Jan
9
23% Mar
5%%
White
Oil
9
&
$4.25
92
91
Jan
18
eng.
Jan
11
5
98% Mar
9
8
10% Jan
4
15
Feb
9
53
Jan
4
24
108% Sep 23
6
166
24
61% Feb
32% Apr 26
14
25
99% Jan
9
Jan
23
13
6
5
48% Mar
9% Feb
71
July 6
27% Jan 11
25
Mar
159% Jan
17
67% Jan
—
41
212% Apr 11
103 '/a July
7
23 % Oct
86
33%
61
62
200,200
99
300
Winn-Dixie
Jan
19
6%
Wisconsin
83% Feb
&
Corp
8
97 % Jan
20
Jan
16
24% Feb
15
142% Dec
27
120
Feb
13
141% Jan
3
ahkJfd prlces;
y Ex-rights,
99
,
51%
x50
50%
50%
49%
50%
100%
100 Va
100 Va
100'A
100'A
390
27%
26 Va
27 %
26:%
26%
8,300
79%
79 %
79%
79'A
79 %
79 Va
79%
28%
29
29
29
29
29 %
29 Va
800
42
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
4,800
26%
79%
79%
79%
28%
42%
100
X41%
*99%
11%
11%
*127
*127
23%
26%
29
—
101
100
.
100
50
11%
11%
11%
*28
—20
28 Via
28%
28%
28%
39%
40'A
38%
39 Va
38 %
40
39%
No par
14%
15 Va
14%
14%
14%
15%
15
—No par
79
79
10
_
17
17%
1
Inc
Stores
com
Service
Corp..10
|
23%
24%
24
35 Va
convertible
35%
3,400
35%
35 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
4,000
35 'A
35%
34%
3 5'A
34'A
34 %
2,900
47%
48
V*
47%
48%
43
48%
17,700
46%
47%
46%
47%
47 %
48%
8,300
9 3'A
93%
93%
93 Va
93 Va
35%
47%
92%
92%
93
*93
183
*174
183
*173
96
96
9%
64%
9 Va
9%
65 Va
145
*144
'
*144
*175
145%
96%
96%
9%
97
98
98%
98%
1,900
10'A
10
10
7,GOO
96 Va
9%
177
9%
9%
64%
65%
65 Va
67
67%
63
69
70 3 a
13,100
24%
24 %
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
12,900
55
55'A
*54 %
55%
*54 Ve
55%
500
28%
29
30%
13,100
18,500
*54'A
55
28
28%
28%
28%
28 3
28%.
92%
92Va
92%
93%
91%
92Va
S1V4
92%
92
93 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23%
24
23'A
134%
134%
136%
135%
128
370
185
*170
177
28 %
125
20
24%
24%
55
has been filed for th» company's
Products Corp
from Zonite
5,900
23'A
48 V3
.No par
1,600
23%
24
23%
46%
24%
16%
23%
16%
23%
145
*143
35%
*54 %
*16%
16%
35 Va
100
80
23%
36
47%
—1
50
5
39,100
*78%
143%
47%
28
Co
common
6,000
15 Va
80
35%
35%
95%
40 Va
15%
15%
1,000
143%
43 Va
*173
40
40%
34,900
35%
47
92
12
28 Va
16%
35%
220
11%
28
143 Va
47%
%
*76 Va
80
800
11%
24%
16 %
35%
common
Zenith Radio Corp..
35%
16%
*76%
10
Co
Mfg
24
2 4'A
24
*142
16%
80
—10
Co—
(F W)
10
100
.
Public
*78
100%
13,600
28%
Va
11
28%
*100
100
100
100
*28 %
.
38,900
99%
*99 %
27
42
*98 J/a
1,700
50 Va
50%
101
*28%
*98%
*127
26%
11 Va
common
sales on this day.
tin receivership, or oetltion
f Name, changed from Childs Co.
e Name changed
no
50%
101
99%
preferred
Young (OLA) Spring & Wire
Youngsto^T Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
4%%
99
99%
*127
common—1
Co
Towne
99%,
*127
5
Inc
Iron
,
.
100
Machine
10
Prior
preferred 4%% series—100
Prior
pfd 4%%
conv serles.100
Wrigley
IWmi Jr
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
York
25
10
common———1
Worthington Corp
Yale
Nov
common
preference—No par
preferred
70% Mar
30% Mar
Corp
Wisconsin Elcc Power Co
24% Jan
55 % Jan
2.50
Brake
Co.
Co
Wilson-Jones
100 % May 18
22
33%
Telegraph.;
Air
preferred
7
Jan
38,900
Prior preference
92% Jan
61 % Jan
22 Va
preferred
Woolworth
3
22
prior
Woodward
10
22 Va
Sewing
13
23
22
Motor Co
Wilcox
32% Jan
22
White
27
Oct
22%
Corp
common—5
4%% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Wilson
3
25% Jan
conv
9
Jan'
81
$5
36% Feb
Nov
22
Whirlpool-Seegor
49% Jan
19
22%
Steel
Wheeling
28
140 Va Jan
13
24% Sep
16
101% Jan
30 Va Jan
77
27% Aug 31
36 Va Aug 18
148 Va Jan
27
23
12% Jan
,
9
Sep
Jan
5
Jan
23
3
52% Jan
22
99%
Jan
10
43
22'/a
98%
13
Feb
7,800
22%
33%
51% Sep
2
102 % July 25
12
67 %
62
23
15
65%
98 Va
Va Jan
Mar 22
65 %
60%
31% Feb
9 %Nov
£5
33 Va
47% Jan
86
65
.
33%
23
11
64%.
63
52% July 20
59% Mar 30
Oct
65%
C2
11
159
65
33
29% Oct
Nov
66%
62%
80 % Feb
43
73 Va
65
Union
43% Oct
45% May 12
73
UR eummuu.jNu pun
racnic
33%
15% Dec
30
73
61%
6
140
73
33 Va
16
17
56%
72%
61%
6
9% Mar 18
55 Va
72%
33%
Nov
86
56%
73
32%
Jan
5
55%
71%
60 Va
34% Jan
Jan
57%
72
10
27
75
12,700
56%
56%
2nd preferred—_10o
noncum
57%
72
Westinghouse Electric eommon_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_.
100
82
37
57%
*105
106 %
*105
100%
56%
Westinghouse
27
28% Dec
1,300
Western
Sep
6
11,400
33%
106%
33 %
5
77
6
21%
33%
21%
33%
6
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
6
21%
33%
22%
6
53
22 Va Jan
10
22%
%
33% Mar
104
22% Jan
2,500
107 %
63
3
10% Jan
1,30C
54%
1-07 Va
60%
51
49 Va
*106%
16
11
12
62
54
*106%
62
62
49%
14
27
Mar 14
106
105
23
98
160
*104
Jan
130
17,100
13,400
*103 %
56% Feb
Mar
100
28 Va
105
107 Va
*105
1,200
2,400
37%
106
33 %
106%
100
3,200
111%
*104
29
26;% Oct
V:
7% Mar 30
22% Mar
4%
Weaieru
*105
28
111%
*103 %
15
96 'A Jan
95
9
6
106%
35Va
35%
28%
15
July 29
Oct
73 Va Mar
70% Jan
*105
52
21%
112
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FRIDAY
The
italic
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In
the
column
WEEKLY
-
'Interest
headed
Period" indicate in each
Figures after decimal point represent
one
or
the month when
case
32nds of
more
Range Since Jan. 1
108.23 Jan
4
Feb
Highest
Feb
100.4
Treasury
1
95.11 Mar
94.29 Sep
7
Oct
96.2
9
Monday
STOCK
95.11 Mar
9
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 6
Thursday
Mar. 7
High
Low
High
1978-1983
*105.22
105.26
*105.14
105.18
*105.16
105.20
1995
*100.15
100.17
*100.10
100.12
*103.10
100.12
1956-1959
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
*100.15
100.17
Low
Friday
Mar. 8
Low
3%s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Low
High
*105.14
*100.9
Low
105.18
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
♦105.14
105.18
*100.9
100.11
*100.15
100.17
100.11
*100.15
Sales for
Mar. 9
High
100.17
1961
*99.27
99.30
*99.23
99.26
99.26
*99.23
99.26
*99.24
93.27
1958-1963
*101.24
101.28
*101.24
101.28
*101.23
101.27
*101.23
101.27
*101.23
101.27
1960-1965
*103.4
103.8
*103.4
103.8
*103.4
103.8
*103.4
103.8
*103.6
103.10
*99.23
_1956t1958
*99.22
99.24
*99.22
99.24
*99.23
99.25
*99.24
99.26
*99.24
99.26
Dec 15 1958
*99.14
99.18
*99.11
99.13
*99.11
99.13
*93.11
99.13
*99.11
99.13
1961
*98.11
98.14
*98.6
98.9
*90.6
98.9
*98.4
98.7
*98.5
98.8
*97.5
97.8
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97.3
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*97
97.3
*97.1
Aug 15 1963
*96.27
96.30
*97.21
97.24
*97.21 v.
97.24
*97.20
97.23
*97.21
97.24
-1963-1968
*96.14
96.17
*96.10
96.13
*96.10
96.13
*96.8
96.11
*96.8
96.11
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96.7
*95.31
96.2
*95.30
96.1
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96
*95.28
95.31
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96.3
*95.26
95.29
*95.25
95.28
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95.27
—1965-1970
*95.29
96
*95.24
95.27
*95.23
95.26
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95.24
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95.24
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95.23
95.14
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-
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1966-1971
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95.30
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95.26
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95.25
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95.23
—June 1967-1972
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95.23
*95.14
95.17
*95.14
95.17
95.14
*95.12
95.15
Sept 1967-1972
*95.16
95.19
*95.10
95.17
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95.12
*95.7
95.10
*95.9
95.12
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95.21
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95.15
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99.4
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99.6
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99.4
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99.5
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99.6
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99.6
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Treasury 2Vis
13
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 5
EXCHANGE
oSn
101.10
1
NEW YORK
10
108.28 Jan
10
101.10 Oct
100.4
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
Year 1955
the bonds mature.
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Exchange
YEARLY
-
95.11
10,000
95.11
Treasury 2%s
1957-1959
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
June 15 1958
98.14
*98.11
98.13
*98.11
98.13
*98.11
98.13
*98.12
98.14
June 1959-1962
*97.4
97.7
*96.30
97.1
*96.31
97.2
*96.33
97.1
*96.31
97.2
Treasury 2Vis
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*97.4
97.7
*96.30
97.1
*96.30
97.1
*96.29
97
*96.30
97.1
Treasury 2Vis
Nov 15 1960
*97.15
97.18
•97.10
97.13
*97.10
97.13
*97.10
97.13,3
*97.12
5,000
97.15
1956-1959
.
4
——
International Bank for
96.28 Oct
13
99.10 Feb
99.12 Jan
97
Sep
2
,98.20 Aug 17
102.4 Jan 26
102
102.28 Nov
10
102.8
25-year 3s
5
99 .28 Jan
101 .16 Feb
24
27
101 .16 Jan
101 16 Jan
9
103.24 May 25
101.4 Mar
7
102 ,16 Jan
104
16
103.4
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;
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Feb
102 16 Jan
24
24
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*98.12
99
•98.16
99
98.28
*97.16
*98.12
98.28
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1976
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1
1981
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101.24
•101.8
101.24
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101.16
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May 15 1975
30-year 3 Vis
-23-year 3%s—
19-year 3y2s
17
103.4
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15 1972
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Sep
1
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15
1971
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Oct
3-year 3s___
15-year 3y2s
1
1956
*100.4
100.16
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100.16
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100.12
*100
100.12
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100.12
1969
*103.4
103.20
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103.20
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103.12
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103.8
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100.8
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115-year 2y2s
1
1959
■
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*99.24
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100.8
100.8
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102.16
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2s
99.24
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99.24
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99.24
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due Feb
15
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15
1959
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98
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due Feb
15
1960
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97
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97
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97
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97
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2s
due Feb
15
1961
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96.16
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96.16
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96.16
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due Feb
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15
1962
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96
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96.
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96
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96
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96
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as
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
or
3s
WEEK
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Bid & Asked
Range
Sold
High
Jan.
No.
Low
Brazil
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New York
Unification
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
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'
33/4s series No. 20
June-Dec
1980
103%
103
103%
16
101%
103%
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22
33/4s series No. 25
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33/4s series No. 28
3%s series No. 29
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1961
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Range Since
Jan.
No.
90
♦90
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 19'.'3_Jan-July
Caldas
Soid
*86
June-Dec
Canada
Bonds
High
*91
June-Dec
——•——_June-DeCv
June-Dec
Junc-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series No. 26
Foreign Securities
Friday's
*86
—
3%s series No. 24
-
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
—
3%s series No. 19
City
Week's Range
Low
3%s series No.'23-
-
Sale Price
(continued)—
33/4s series No. 18
108
Issue—
Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
33/4s series No. 21
1961
r Re gistered bond transactions.
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
1
High
98
97
MARCH 9
ENDED
Since
-
Transit
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Friday
Friday's
Territorial Issue—
Canal
FOR
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a
Week's Range
Low
Panama
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been admitted to Stock Exchange
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Feb
99.24
99
1
Teletype NY 1-971
63
111%
65
112%
80
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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No.
12
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1963—Jan-July
1953 due
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8
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1930—
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1930
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Italian Credit Consortium
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20 %
18
18
125
129
117%
122
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97 Vi
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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1981
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148%
104
62
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s
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-
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4
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100
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,
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.
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101%
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98
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134
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127
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—
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—
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1959—June-Dec
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1st
1976
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A
1980
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102
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99
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10
94%
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—
.
—
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1961
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90%
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101
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20
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1957—May-Noo
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s
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90
95
62
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1967—April-Oct
94
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6
68
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mtge
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Gen
5s
97%
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136
97%
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series
series
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1978
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1984
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116
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103
104%
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1979
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3'/aS 1984
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s
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Northern Central general & ref 5s
1974_Mar-Sepf
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Northern
69
47%
47%
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Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
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Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3'As 1983
April-Oof
General
80%
*62'/4
Jan-July
Jan-July
mtge ser A 2004__~_
cons
1975
June-Dec
104'A
—
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Edison
102
first
mortgage
2%s 1975
mortgage
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mortgage 2%s
June-Dec
99%
3s
First mortgage 3s
1974
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
Way-Nov
1980
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1975
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411
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92
--
mortgage 2%s
1980
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1st mtge 3'As 1985
102
98%
94%
92
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War-Sept
June-Dec
1982—,
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2
94'A
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25
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B
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99%
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.
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95%
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99'A
92
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— —
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3%s
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~
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134
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mmmm
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Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
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Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
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82
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102
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River
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4s
——
102%
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—
98
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103
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14
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D
3%s debentures 1978
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New
Y
111
100
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debentures
75
4
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series
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Lorlllard
Y
series
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92
92
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99
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1962
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2003
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86
11
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gold
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AGeneral
92
92
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97
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fixed interest 2003,
fixed
5s
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80
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fixed interest 2003
1
90
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&
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90
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ser A
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N
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%
102
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100
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90
103%
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98
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&
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RR Terminal—
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N
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debentures
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N
101'A
90
98
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|
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income
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4Vis
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96%
rnmm
100'/*
>100
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April-Oct
—
95
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97%
100%
Jan-July
_______—Jan-July
1997
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gold 3 Vis
registered
Shore
York Chicago
New
90
*90
95%
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—April-Oct
1980
1998_—Feb-Aug
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94%
94
—
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99% 100
99%
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trust
95%
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100%
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104%
100
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2013—April-Ocf
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April-Ocf
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r—
2
97%
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127%
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Plain
RR
133
124
124
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June-Dec
June-Dec
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1st mtge 4s 1990
1956
D
120%
K
Kanawha & Mich
Central
York
1956
C
series
50
-
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ds
4Vis
34
Jan-July
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1st mortgage 3s 1980
104%
97%
97%.
—April-Oct
Feb-Aug
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1954
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series
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series
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129
107
17
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134%
131
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I debentures series A 1977
s
U
132
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149%
165
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101%
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5
101
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276
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1st
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99
164
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Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
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99'A
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—
—
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*-
1
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110%
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1982
3s debentures 1974
101%
100
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„Jan-July
1980
series A 1970
1948
debentures
I
s
Low
99
__
May-Nov
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3s
98%
a
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1980—
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First
98
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__
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98
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June-Dec
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National Supply
*100
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or
Sale Prlee
Low
National Steel
Bonds
Friday's
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Jan.
No.
High
Consol mortgage
Illinois
Friday
Week's Range
Low
Illinois
BOND RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
YORK
RANGE FOR
Friday
Monday, March 12, 1956
B
1974
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First & refunding 2%s 1967
First &i refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981—
First & refunding 2%s 1978
First & refunding 3Vis 1982—,
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1983
1st & ref mtge 3 %s 1985
April
War-Sept
75%
—
June-Dec
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May-Noo
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
——
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99
—
—
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97%
98%
98
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25
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103%
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101
10
-V
For
footnotes
see
page
33.
Number 5515
Volume 183
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1257)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
guaranteed
4s
G
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
H
ser
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ser
ser
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&
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general
5s series
series
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Public
3s
mortgage
Service
2%s
debentures
100%
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100%
2%s
90%
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mortgage
Swift & Co
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108%
108%
108
110
93
3
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3
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Refund
100
100
101
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98
assented
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100
10
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101%
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205
first
gold
97 y4
97
96%
95
„
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—
RR
of
New
Orleans
85
99
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coll
&
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2022
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Duluth
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cons
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England
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4s
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debs
series
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series
Mar-Sept
1966
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Ala
2 %s
1979—
debentures
1985
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1987
convertible
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1969
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116% 118
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Northeastern
3y8s
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first
debs
gold
Products
(Indiana)
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3y8s
21
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3%s
86%
84
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129
132
99%
99%
99%
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conv
1967
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99%
100%
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98
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1979——————Mar-Sept
3%s 1971
Jan-July
2%s
13
83
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Electric Power 2%s 1976—„ —June-Dec
78%
81
91%
92
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94
99 y2
15
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114-/2
—
£
—
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__
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d Ex-interest,
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y Ex-coupon.
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the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
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not
100
97
.
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included
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119
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conv
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—
99 %
95
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1984——-————May
100 %
99%
;——Map-Nov
2013
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4%s
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Wisconsin Public
100,'ff
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143
81%
15
129
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95
Feb-Nov
1976—Map-Nov
mtge 4s series A 2004
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99%
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18
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a
1985
&
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85 %
95
99%
143
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101 % 101 %
4s guaranteed 2361
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debs
conv
Wilson
87%
85
99%
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130%
145
•
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101 %
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1974
series
debentures
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RR—
1983———
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125
88
85
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Apri.'-Oct
Joint
3%s
3%s
mortgage
Wisconsin
6s
33/4s
1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
83%
82%
122%
100 Vb 100 Vb
1996—Jan-July
1961———Jan-July
5s 1994
Jan-July
163
145
■
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970_
_Mar-Sepf
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—Jan-July
100%
gold
first
income
§ A 1st
106 %
1986—
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105%
E
conv
registered
5s
118
51
106% 107
series A 1956—April-Oct
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Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
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124%
114%
100
F
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100
123
422
105%
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consol
94%
66
series
161
„
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Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981— -Jan-July
93%
94
96%
31
series
163
■
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—
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1995
B 1971
debentures 3%s
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4s
99%
92%
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series
first
99%
105%
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93 y4
107%
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2%s
163
w-
.
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98%
91%
107%
105% 106%
23/4s
Ry
West
141%
105%
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90
■■
—
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Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
h—Mar-Sept
—.—Map-Nov
mortgage
mortgage
1980
1958
5s
165
"
94%
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—_Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
1973—June-Dec
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H
ser
79%
74%
127
97%
—
92%
—
99
124%
90
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99
128
Western
.——-Jan-July
—
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Walworth
2
92%
118
103%
91
81%
—
94%
conv
1981
Devel and general
92%
152
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103%
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3s, series B
Westinghouse
1970
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Southern
102
23
94%
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93
101%
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92%
5
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81%
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79%
92%
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105%
—
*142
—
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99%
79%
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Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis
Southern Pacific Co—
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1963—
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104%
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139% 141%
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Feb-Aug
&
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3y4s
5s
gtd
Telephone
debentures
23/4s
RR
104 %
103 %
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102
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Socony-Vacuum Oil ?%s 1976
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2
*140
—
——
June-Dec
94%
*92%
102
ApriZ-Oct
—
w
June-Dec
1974
Sinclair Oil
1951
99%
*101
Juwe-Dec
105%
105
*160
—
June-Dec
.——June-Dec '
98
Wabash RR
2V2s
103%
102%
>92
Jan-July
-
1951
A
2%s
mtge
First consolidated
Virginian Ry
97%
\
10
>90
99%
94%
April-Oct
North
ref
96%
"
105%
*103%
Jan-July
1947-;
A
*112
May-Nov
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Oil 2%s debentures
1971
Bouth &
and
88 %
105%
105
April-Oct
series
assented
86%
Corp—
A
assented
—-t.
96%
95 %
105 %
*__
Feb-Aug
May-No®
April-Ocf
mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
106%
99%
3
104% 104 %
Jan-July
1972
1975—,
1
1st
114
108%
2
96
1st
Co—
RR
& Sons
debentures
First
97
101%
114
95%
87 %
105%
104 % 104%
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
*100
April-Ocf
mtge 3s series B 1980
37/8s s f debentures 1977
3s
114
97 %
113%
*11
1969
June-Dec
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
101
93%
101%
94 V4
106%
— —
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
89%
101%
*107
l£68_June-Dec
1971
64
96%
*101
May-No®
1989_Pan-July
1st
Seagram (Jos E)
96 y4
96%
May
Mar-Sep
100%
1
500
87 VB
fund
,
99%
99
95%
100
96%
95%
Mar-Sept
trust
Steel
3%s
*92
26
II
96%
—Jan-July
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented series C 1951
__
99% 100%
98 %
4
112% 113 %
*„
6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951
(
88
103%
95%
'101%
debentures 1973——Apr-Ocf
2%s debentures 1976
Map-Nov
Rubber
6%s
150
—Jan-July
-
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
St
1970
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
United
89%
95
95
"
95%
U
100
148
83
33
1C0
103
2
>
98%
98%
96%
3%s
—
89%
95%
*96
„_May-Nov
;
2%s debs
99%
147%
89%
104%
95%
„
103% 103% '1
'
June-Dec
1975—
97%
147%
*95
May-Nov *
113%
debs
1st
183'/8
*94
102%
1
*99
1975_ApnZ-Oct
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
ser
1971
2%s
1982—
Oil of California
conv
mtge & coll trust 3%s
4%s s f debs 1972
155
1971
10
95%
United
153
99%
98 Vs
135%
95%
_Map-Nov '
85 y8
99%
97%
96
104 VB 104 %
June-Dec
102
135
—
1985—Jan-July
1974
Union
98
153
April-Ocf
4%s
trust
113 %
*99% 101 %
—
6
2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—April-Oct
104%
*153
Feb-Aug
32
„
95
100%
Union Pacific RR—
103 y4
98%
99%
98%
*99
114%
95
135 % 135 %
June-Dec
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
inc
98%
113
22
100% 101
-June-Dec
2%s 1980
coll tr
mtge &
3%s
1996
mtge
1970—AprZZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
*150
Mar-Sept
A Second
100%
2
99%
*95
Map-Nov
.'-y:
81%
10
114 Vb 114 Vb
Jan-July
April-Ocf
99
109%
99
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s series J 1969
4s series A
2019
1985
;
10
99%
General
1st mortgage
3%s
709
85 VB
*153
6s
99
73 Vb
*103
gold
94%
99
26 %
1st mtge 3%s
104 %
103%
111% 113%
April-Oct
Second
94
164
1st
113V2
Mar-Sept
1st
94%
*99
146
1st
96%
96
Jan-July
Adirond'k
s_
96 Va
29%
3s
100%
>96
& Electric Corp—
mortgage 4V2s series D 1977
&
95
82%
Union
102%
'
104% 104%
General
Lawrence
99
28%
99
96%
May-No®
Eaguenay Power 3s series A
C
5s 2000
First mortgage and coll
3s debentures 1968—
208
97
*207
April-Oct
;
va
104 Va
%6
82
138%
97
Jan-July
_
92%
9b
28%
102%
Rochester Gas
8t
series
2%s debentures 1967
1953_—
High
104%
82%
100%
25
*138%
Feb-Aug
„
impt M
u
99% 100>/4
Apr-Ocf
1955
*104%
Jan-July
Corp—
1952
6s
6s
9b
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
impt 3%s I960-.June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961Mar-Sept
102% 102 %
102%
June-Dec
1975
91%
18
May-No®
100
1979_June-Dec
1950
6s
mtge
mtge
1972-
1973-
and refund M 3%s ser E
Pacific-Missourt Pacific-
3%s
Power
and
Pacific
Term
94
Jan-July
1964
13
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
t A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
*11
1946
mtge
1966
General
*104% 106%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1983
92
96 Vb
Mar-Sepi
First and refund M 3%s series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
102
Texas
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 %s
debentures
Refund and impt 2%s series D
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
93
100
100 % 100%
.
90%
R
SADirect
1973
91%
T
8
91%
—
Radio Corp of America 3%s conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
2%s
debentures
108%
1st
7s
debs
3%s
1
Jan.
Low
No.
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
1972—May-Nov
1st and refunding
mortgage 3%s
3%s debentures 1975
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs
Rheinelbe Union—
Chemical
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
3s
Range Since
Sold
High
96%
Jan-July
.—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s
33/8s debentures 1972
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
1974
—
106%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
92
debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
(N J)
debentures
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
3
May-Non
refunding
5
99
108% 109
—
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis
1968—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and
96 "/a
June-Dec
1963
Sale Prloe
Low
Gas Co—
&
Last
Period
High
108% 108%
109
First
First
Low
June-Dec
1984—*
Electric
Week's Ranjt
Interest
BONDS
*104% 107
Feb-Aug
First general 4V2s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
RECORD
9
New York Stock Exchange
Ry—
1962
1974
BOND
MARCH
1
100
*102%
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
B
C
ENDED
Since
Jan.
3
*104% 108
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West "Virginia Ry Co—
Pittsburgh Youngstown
99
Range
90%
•—
RR—
.
No.
*90
1957—May-Nov
1960
Feb-Aug
I
1963—Feb-Aug
J 1964_May-Nov
1984
Sold
100% 100%
May-No®
mtge 3%s series A
Bonds
High
98 V2
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B
1975—Apn'Z-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
1st
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3V8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
FOR
Week's Range
130%
in
delivery
the
included
A Bonds
sale
not
year's range,
in
the
selling
year's
n
range,
^
flat.
.
-
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the following extensive list
March 5,
we
furnish
a
AND
or
bond
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat
Agnew
Shares
Low
common
—10
30%
29%
30%
8%
8%
500
3%
3%
3%
1,800
9
8%
Manufacturing
1
Associates
Way. Industries
Inc
(N J)_
Inc
Inc
ENDED
Friday
1,700
'
6%
Jan
250
28%
Jan
31
AJax
Feb
Alabama
Gas
Petroleums
8%
Jan
Alabama
Great
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
-
1
10%
3
67/a
1
24%
10%
7
25%
Airlines
Sales
Range
tor Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
High
50c
Ltd
Corp—
Southern
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Jan
8
x8
%
H
3*
5.900
%
Feb
2
36 VB
35%
37%
3.700
33%
Feb
37%
Jan
162
Jan
168%
Jan
102 %
Jan
10378
Feb
5% Mar
6%
Jan
50
preferred— .—100
Inc
Jan
8 Va
Jan
Ai&Bka
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
300
9
Jan
10% Mar
700
67/a
Feb
500
23%
Feb
—
-
103
103
103
5%
5%
6'/a
42%
1
41%
42%
150
1.300
13 Jan
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
__
9
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
7%
*
9
MARCH
•
Stores
Manufacturing common..—5
Air
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
is intended to include every security
STOCKS
Low
6%
1
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
Inc
FOR
for Week
6%
Air
Airfleets
Stock
Sales
Range
1
Surpass Shoe
Ainsworth
Week's
of Prices
Alloys
Stores
Supply
American
the
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
'
RANGE
Aluminum
on
1956, and ending Friday, March 9.
whether stock
Acme
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
1,900
7%
Jan
25% Mar
Amer
All
dep
American
rets Amer shares.—
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp
warrants
—lOe
-
—-
6%
8
8
6%
6%
1,800
600
27,100
Feb
44%
Jan
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
5
Jan
6% Mar
40
3%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March
12
1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Inc
Allegheny Airlines
Allee
Allied
~4%
-1
«
preferred
convertible
5%%
Control Co Inc-
Allied
35%
•
x25%
pfd
American
American
American
Maracaibo
American
"1%
Meter Co..
Natural Gas Co
m
;ft-
"A"
3
2
i
13%
4.75
14%
2.40
13 V*
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
warrants
Food
CI
A
July
1
'53
27%
300
27% Mar
74.200
10
8%
29%
Feb*
Jan
Mar
10
200
38%
Jan
37%
Jan
41
Feb
36% Jan
1(5% Jan
14%
15%
1,550
14%
Feb
4%
4%
800
4%
Feb
13%
Feb
7,600
13%
14
21%
400
4%
16%
8%
100
7%
8,800
5%
Jan
3%
12,200
13%
400
13%
13%
7,500
14%
Jan
8%
Feb
7%
3
Feb
21% Mar
19% Mar
6%
Jan
7% Mar
3%
2jH Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
13
Jan
15%
Jan
55,400
13%
12%
13% Mar
10% Jan
Feb
4%
4%
9%
300
4
Jan
9%
109%
200
8%
Feb
200
108%
Jan
110
Jan
Feb
26
Mar
23
10%
Feb
33%
34%
7,700
31
Jan
34%
Jan
18%
20
4,600
18%
Jan
20%
Jan
107%
9%
46.000
10%
9%
6%
Feb
108
Jan
Feb
10% Mar
39
38
39
4,000
33% Jan
40
Feb
22%
21
22%
2,800
21
Jan
24
Jan
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
4%
4 %
4%
3.900
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
1
America
div
2%
2%
3%
7,500
2%
Feb
3%
Carey
$41
Dec
on
Coast Line
1
American
Carter
Catalin
Central
Central
40
Charis
Chicago
Chief
City
Corp common— ._3
Securities
Banco de
Barcelona
Tr
Light & Power Ltd—.
Barium Steel Corp
Refractories
Inc
Inc
2ft
ft Mar
200
7%
5%
26,700
5%
Feb
24%
5,000
19%
Jan
Jan
3%
5%
Jan
5 % Mar
16%
17
17%
Jan
23
23%
12,200
2G%
Jan
25%
Feb
50%
51%
1.100
4°%
Jan
51% Mar
18%
16%
18%
8,700
16%
Jan
19%
1
10%
10 %
10%
2,600
x99%
1
,
17
11%
11
700
^ 11%
350
3
& Co common
15% Mar
10%
Jan
100
•
~6%
"e% ~7%
2,900
41%
40%
41%
1,000
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
8
Jan
6%
6%
Feb
8"%
Jan
Jan
Jan
47
40% Mar
Jan
10% Mar
11%
Feb
6%
7
7
7
•
100
^
Bohack (H C) Co common-,
j
5.% % prior cumulative preferred
Feb
102
100%
Jan
7%
8
500
6%
Feb
8%
6%
6 %
6%
1,800
4%
Jan
'2%
Jan
102
2%
2%
500
•
7
6%
7 %
15.200
Breeze
•
7%
7%
7%
2,900
26%
26%
50
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
•
Manufacturing Co
common
British
American
Oil
British
American
Co
--
dep
rets ord
4%
8
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
•
37%
Vtc
to
Mar
36
Jan
45% Mar
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
-1
100
21S
200
38
1965
14%
14%
46,500
21%
18%
21%
92,800
18% x20 %
6,700
13%
*
'
Jan
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
17%
Jan
21% Mar
1R
Feb
x20% Mar
7%
Jan
7%
7%
x7%
2,400
7%
Jan
15%
16%
7.200
xl4%
Feb
16% Mar
26
26
26%
1,500
24%
Feb
28
4%
100
■
^
13%
1
50c
4%
4% Mar
Jan
13%
Feb
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
9%
Feb
13%
xl3
Jan
4% Mar
#00
12%
23%
1,500
7%
——
2.50
8%
600
7%
Jan
10%
'
10%
700
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
10%
900
9%
Jan
11
Feb
19%
4,200
10
9
19%
19%
ft
%
5%
5'/a
Burry
5%
5%
2%
2%
_
common.
convertible class A.
Cable
-25c
7.50
Corp (new)
Electric Products
10c
common
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern
California
$3.00
S2.50
Aviation
Electric
8
7%
17%
Feb
19%
%
Jan
Jan
51.800
%
Jan
5%
1,900
4%
Jan
5%
6%
4.300
5% Mar
6%
Jan
2%
2,100
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
7% Mar
8%
Jan
8
400
Power
1%
Feb
1%
49,200
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
100
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
28%
25%
28%
27,400
19%
3%
3%
4%
11.800
3%
13%
50
1
Camden
5
Insurance
Campbell Cnibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
Bread Co Ltd
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common
1
13%
14
65%
65%
50
X53 % x54%
50
Oalvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Canada
1%
5%
50c
•
preferred
6% %
100
5,600
Feb
Southern Fetroleums Ltd vtc__ 1
Canadian
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canners
4%
Canadian
Dreage
Canadian
Dock
co
Lta
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
Marconi
Petroflna
For footnotes
see
.
4%
100
4%
Jan
5%
2%
64.300
2
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
1,200
6% Mar
8%
Jan
37%
Jan
24%
Feb
8%
Feb
2
2%
Feb
34
34%
700
23%
i
34
23%
24%
8
8
34
Feb
7,400
20%
Jan
700
6%
Jan
200
13%
Feb
14% Mar
22
Feb
23% Jan
8
14%
14 %
22%
23
1,200
,
I
Paint
9%
9%
700
9%
Jan
10%
9%
9%
400
x9%
Feb
10%
Jan
4%
3,000
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
A
Class
B
Cornucopia
Coro
10c
8%
9%
22%
26%
14,500 '
12%
13%
4,500
34%
$1
Cott,
Jan
37%
14,000
33"%
4,500
11%
Feb
12% Mar
Looo
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
6%
6
Jan
7%
Jan
Corp
Corp
3%
3%
3%
Jan
4
__l
6
6
10c
2
2'%
1
,
Inc
Varnish Co_
11.700
•7
.'•» 6,800
>,-■
;
600
6,300
-
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
42%
•
43
350
41
Jan
43%
17
•
17%
700
17
Jan
17% Mar
100
16
16
•
5c
fr
Iff
16
l7fl
■
*T6%
\ 12
•
17
%
Jan
17
Jan
14%
Feb
ft Jan
17
Mar
21
7%
7%
11%
Jan
12%
19%
Jan
21
1,300
12%
20%
500";
200
12
•
1.50
1
Mar
600
2,300
ft
16%
7%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
8%
Jan
5%
Jan
Ltd—
American
dep
receipts
Creole Petroleum
(ord
common
Milner
Crown
Cent
<fc Co
Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Crown
Drug
$1.12
4%
72%
77%
19,000
66%
Jan
7%
7%
8,500
6%
Feb
:
Co common
Crystal Oil & Land
700
5
1
—1
—
(Md)
"A"
Co
preferred
American
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
Cuban-Venezuelan
Lighting
Co
1,000
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
6,000
17%
Jan
21%
Jan
27%
29
27
Jan
Feb
30%
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6,500
13 %
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Mar
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18
175
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Jan
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3%
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48
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2%
19
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250
1,300
17%
—5
common
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7%
20%
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Feb
7%
19%
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8
20 %
:
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77% Mar
f-7a8
5
partic,
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reg)—£1
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Curtis
13% Mar
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& Reynolds common
preferred class A
;
Curtis
26% Mar
Feb
12%
Beverage Corp
New
Jan
Jan
12%
37%
Inc
Crowley
8%
21
*
11%
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10
non-voting
Gold Mines
Courtaulds
5,500
Feb
11%
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:
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voting—
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W
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Day
•
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7% Jan
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lOo
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Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dennison
8%
14%
Jan
13%
Feb
65
Feb
65% Mar
53%
Feb
x54% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
9,700
6%
11,900
5,700
26% Mar
Feb
155
16%
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
3%
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reg—
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Steel
Dominion
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$2
&
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5,600
3
5,600
2%
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4% Mar
27%
Feb
Mar
3
Jam
6
31% Mar
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co
17% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
20
Feb
21% Mar
17%
Jan
20% Mar
12%
Jan
8VB
Feb
8%
Jan
800
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
50
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
31%
Jan
35%
Jan
36%
Jan
42%
Feb
900
8%
35,700
20%
21%
19%
20 %
2,300
13%
19%
14%
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600
*
32.50
1
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Feb
17%
in
16
3%
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preferred
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13%
13%
36
13%
36
4 %
4%
2,100"
*
40
10
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Drilling & Exporation Co
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stock.
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Textile Co Ltd common
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Driver
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2.50
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Dominion Bridge
Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
~*'r '3
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2%
•
26
1
12%
,
700
41
15
5%
14% Mar
26%
7.000
24
Jan
27%
Jan
11%
12%
7,400
11%
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14%
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Feb
25
-
47
47%
100
44
Jan
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•
33%
32%
33%
500
28%
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1
Harris
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8%
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8%
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10
10
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Co
DuMont (Allen B)
Laboratories—
Rubber Co
8
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Ltd—
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ord
5%
.1
1
5%
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49
•
of
1
8%
10
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Jan
9%
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%
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Jan
24
19% Mar
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Corp
Jan
4%
19%
20
ft
Dynamics
1,000
6
3%
7%
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dep rets
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15,000
33%
8%
30,600
7%
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47
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Mar
51
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7%
% Mar
8% Mar
Jan
1{S Mar
7
22%
Mar
Jan
Feb
2% Mar
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2
23
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15
100
Jan
2%
26%
148
~
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dep rets ord
Diversey (The) Corp
States
25%
2,600
2%
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American
Eastern
5%
29%
2%
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Jan
2,'ir
27 %
Jan
6% Mar
H3
30%
24%
4,200
lft Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
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28 %
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5%
6%
36
20,800
prior preferred
Malleable Iron
Jaii
Jan
1U
4%%
21%
33%
35
4%
Eastern
200
200
35
35
Jan
31%
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22
113
lft
Jan
22
Feb
4%
34%
1%
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29%
31% Mar
5jflo Mar
700
4%
600
60,800
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32%
37.000
8%
31%
31%
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16%
7% Mar
25q
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
26% Mar
7
19
14% Mar
2,500
1
28
1%
16% Mar
725
8%
.10
Jan
511
2,600
15'%
*_1
1
Products
Jan
113
19
,
18%
6%
Jan
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Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co
26%
Feb
5
7%
—100
&
150
22
14,600
16%
1%
'
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5
29
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40,400
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5%
5%
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18%
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1
Inc
5%
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27
1
page 37.
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&
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24%
partic pfd—10
-
Ltd
44%
•
Jan
•
Canadian
Mining
5%
•
Canadian
common
-?C' 800
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Royalty Oil
Air
25%
20
Ltd
57
4%
^
28% Mar
•
•
preference
&
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American
•
preferred
Fire
Gas
Common
lOo
Inc
Feb
10% Mar
50o
Electric Corp.
Electrodynamics Corp
Dunlop
C & C Super
Jan
10%
Jan
Detroit Steel
3%
38%
•'
16%
*
_
6%
Jan
9%
1
Diesel
Consolidated
Detroit
Jan
•
14%
——
Corp.
Corporation
Jan
1,200
6%
.1
i
Dejay Stores common—
Feb
36%
ft"
20%
23%
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8,200
56
10
10
1956-
to
Jan
27%
26% Mar
Jan
%
6%
ext
ext
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610 Mar
American dep rets ord shares-—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Oil
6%
10%
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Davenport Hosiery Mills
700
213
37%
'■
2.50
preferred
6%
Feb
4% Jan
8%
LI
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Jan
0%
4%
{{
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4
Jan
Mar
~9%
•
:
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•
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1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
Byrd
Co
vtc
Feb
6%
ft
211
£1
preferred
convertible
Oils
Jan
34% Jan
1
common
1
4%
Jan
10
common
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7%
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8
'
60c
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8
8
Jan
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1
cumulative preferred.
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F
1
Co
2%
2%
7%
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reg
common
Forman Distillers
Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
4%
6%
44%
40%
6
10s
Company
Brown
43%
10s
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power common.
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
4%
6% Mar
35%
•
•
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Brown
1
Public
Jan
Tobacco—
American
23
1
6% Mar
20o
Gear Works Inc.
40
8
1
—
102
5
Co
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Brtllo
Feb
2%
200
5%
5%
50c
common
Foote
Jan
50%
Blauner's
Brad
9%
23%
•
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Jan
Feb
r
Borne
Jan
Community
Jan
Mar
1
common
(S)
6%
25
1,600
"2%
5%
Black Starr <fc Oorham class A
Blumenthal
9%
Feb
5%
1
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Inc
16%
Hotel Inc
Mar
2
25
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
BilkXord's
6,900
&
9
1
Shoe Corp
(A Si
23
Commercial
9
15% Jan
21%
Uranium
Jan
Jan
22%
Continental
Jan
13%
Jan
Continental
lft
1,800
19%
Jan
7
50
48,400
7% ,7%
~3
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Beck
9
1%
15%
14%
Feb
Commodore
11 % Mar
23%
~5%
24
50o
•
ft
•
1
20o
j
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Bearings
2
1
Basic
Oil
i9
-
50o
2ft Mar
17%
Corroon
-
Ltd.
Jan
600
Mar
5,200
3%
1%
18%
40
3%
46,400
18%
Jan
7%
3%
2ft
18%
Feb
Jan
Hi!
Feb
5
Co
Aviation &
Jan
Jan
Jan
Car-Na-Var
3%
Feb
6%
44
79%
Continental
16%
7%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Continental
Jan
Jan
6%
44
%
Jan
Jan
5%
200
4,700
Jan
Jan
3,400
6%
%
4"%
3%
7%
6%
Jan
%
16%
9%
8%
Feb
Mar
9%
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Feb
15%
95
Jan
1
1
Feb
400
81%
Jan
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1
Consolidated
61,700
Jan
9%
600
25%
Feb
11%
79
9%
Feb
4%
16
10
81
Feb
15%
9ft
5% Mar
11% Mar
75%
900
15%
27% Mar
X•
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Basin
16
lo
Corp
American shares
Banff
11%
1
common
Jan
650
Farm
Class
1
Rubber
Jan
Jan
300
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Corby
Class A
4%
9%
26%
78
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
Consol
B
Jan
24
Hosiery
Continental
9
4%
Jan
23%
Caribbean
Colonial
Feb
9% Jan
3%
76%
Co
Aluminum
Jan
7
4 15%
^
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Feb
6%
19
8% Mar
.
„
I *2%
& Lambert Manufacturings.#^
ClJnchfield Coal Corp common
20
Consolidated
37
f
Clayton
Club
5%
■
4
Manufacturing Co
Claussner
Jan
10
Corporation
Clary
Feb
Inc—
Stamping
Controller
Clarostat
Jan
6%
Machine
&
Consolidated
Auto
5%
16%
>
93%
-S-7%
8
common
Rivet
Jan
200
Jan
2
10
1
Chesebrough-Ponds
Jan
9.800
%
Feb
9%
10 "
200
9%
Feb
% Feb
.
|,„
2.50
Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell
81
100
10
America
16
40
112%
.
pfd
common
Charter Oil
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Baldwin
Corp
of
x4%
9%
Feb
900
lOflT^
x4%
40
Feb
110%
250
Co—
Cook
~9%
Jan
10%
141
25,000
1
preference
Co
4
3%
12%
Jan
Jan
3,400
1
Power
Convertible
Chambcrlin
11
2,100
Jan
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16
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4
3%
4
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-1
-
123
1,100
<
1
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
21% Mar
9%
11 %
700
275
1
preferred
Feb
13,700
2,800
x9%
140%
400
Power & Light 4%
Feb
25,900
11
—1
Non-voting non-cum preferred—
Automatic Voting Machine
Baldwin
Maine
3.50%
Central
18
21%
31 % Mar
300
__
preference
50
10
29% Mar
'17,700
Illinois Secur Corp
Conv
Feb
20%
150
30
Explorers Ltd
Central
Jan
10%
2% Mar
12%
11%
9%
Corp of America—
1%
Mar
Jan
Feb
10
Cenco Corporation
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
2ft
31%
139
& Co
(A M)
Jan
107
Jan
1%
9,400
13,800
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(J
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Vtc
103% Mar
3
2%
-
Casco Products common
43%
20%
,
iiigh
Jan
1 %
%
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dep
500
50
2%
Carreras Ltd—
1,700
%
48
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
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1%
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Axe Science & Electronic
40
103% 103%
50
•
4,600
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Power &
1
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2%
29%
common
Connelly Containers Inc
1
-
Co
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
Co
5
19.50
common
Range Since Jan.
High
2
Kennedy Inc
&
Baxter
Carnation
Feb
paid on
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Atlantic
Atlas
Jan
900
27%
Shares
1%
vte
Ltd
Producers
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Tel—
Atlantic
Atlas
Mar
Mar
1
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of
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&
31
30
£1
i
reg
Stores
$43
Feb
Industries—
Tel &
(ex
Jan
4
2.50
dep rets
Associate Laundries
Associated
Feb
61
25%
109
•
Associated
64%
125
800
4%
—
Electric
1% Mar
18%
—
American
1%
Jan
63
—10o
Equipment Corp
Associate
Feb
Feb
33%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
Jan
%
1
31
30
Oil
Cockshutt
—.
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1%
1,300
30%
25.500
1%
Feb
|
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Gas
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour <fc
lVe
10% Mar
|
Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana
38
1
—
Arkansas
Jan
109%
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
13%
8% Feb
38%
for Week
2%
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso
Clark
shares
Argus Cameras Inc.
Feb
11% Mar
300
Canso
Carolina
400
10%
8%
6%'
ft
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Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
38 % Mar
Feb
3,200
12
20%
13%
—20o
Anchor Post Products
33%
8% Mar
Feb
Feb
38%
————
Mines Ltd
Jan
7%
26%
8%
Writing Paper common
8
Incorporated
——3
Company class A
14
12% Mar
Jan
28%
American
Oil
Jan
33
Seal-Kap common ———2
preferred
1
Tractor Corp
20f
Anacon Lead
13%
24%
38%
American
Amurex
Feb
400
27%
American Thread 5%
AMI
10%
98%
1%
American
American
Jan
61
30
—
6%
Jan
6%
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61
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12%
Feb
Jan
1
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20
2|
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American Manufacturing Co com
Jan
4%
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1%
—21
American Hard Rubber Co
Feb
96%
37
common—1
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—-1
Book Co———
TOO
Co
200
5%
350
8%
Air Filter 5%
900
Jan
4 %
Minerals
Canadian Williston
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
98%
98%
11%
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coav
1,500
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Car
38%
25«
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Industries common
Industries Inc
Bantam
11%
13%
8%
1,600
8%
98%
Ambrook
6,500
13%
100
Aluminum
~4% ~5%
11%
38%
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
2,300
Last
Bale Price
riigh
Low
5%
13%
Internat'l
#3.75
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
—*
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-§
Aluminum Co of America—
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Shares
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Friday
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of Prices
5
5%
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&
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for Week
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.Tan
Gas & Fuel Asm common
25
Corp
1
21% Mar
19%
21%
55,700
15%
Jan
R0 %
80%
200
77%
Jan
80%
35
33 %
35
730
31%
Jan
35
25%
24%
25%
1,800
22 %
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100
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Mar
192
Jan
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187
187
187
25
135
Jan
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173
173
173
75
173
Mar
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Jan
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
preferred series A.
preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial lnt
#2 preferred
Elder
Mines
Electric
1
23%
30
Bond
&
Share
23 %
75
-
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Limited
common
28%
28
4.000
x28%
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28
Volume 183
Number 5515
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1259)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-
Friday
Week'.
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Bale Prloe
Par
ElectroData
Corporation
Electronics
Corp
America
K-Tronic 3
Inc
of
convertible
14%
13741 1474
...
674
20c
20
16V2
Jan
1874
-
4
Ironite
Feb
Irving Air
24
105%
Jan
113/a
Jan
~8
Jan
474
700
42%
Jan
45 Va
Jan
ft
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Feb
574
Jan
Jerry
Jan
8%
Jan
500
774
Feb
8%
2,100
574
Jan
41,700
120,800
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Feb
15
10
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20
13
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1U Mar
ft Mar
74
Jan
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—.
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(Phila)
Inc
Sterling
(M H) Co Inc
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
class
2674
974
•
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(Geo
A)
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Feb
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Jan
11 Va
Jan
2574
Feb
2 8 3/a
Builders
6,000
Supply
Corp
•
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2474
Jan
274
Jan
convertible preferred
American
dep rets
General Fireproofing
ord
25
General Indus Enterprises
,i——.♦
General Plywood Corp common-.;—50c
6%
convertible
IGeneral
preferred
4%
Stores
1
—*
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Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred-.*
$4.60 preferred
Gerity
_
Corp
Mich
Giant
1
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A C)
Gold
|0%
105
2V2
10 3/a
4V2 Mar
6 ft
3
Jan
574
Feb
374
Feb
15
16
700
29
Lake
J.an
,
.
32
Jan
113
Jan
100
5
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674
900
1%
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2 3/a
Feb
2-.
25
Jan
t
18
Jan
Mar
18
2,400
874
(Adolf)
Co
Godchaux Sugar
Class B
a
105
Mar
2V2 Feb
3
6V4
7 Va
Feb
Feb
1574
__
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27 74
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1674
53 V*
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41 Va
Jan
42
Jan
200
%.
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78
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87
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Jan
81
26 34
tl
700
26
Feb
2774
32
30
1,050
26V2
Feb
33
300
674
Jan
3,900
15 Vb
Feb
76,800
274
Jan
V
Great Atlantic
.
10c
Inc
Pacific
&
Non-voting common
7% 1st preferred
Tea—;
Sweet
Greer
Griesedieck
132 Va
Feb
138
174
Jan
2
4V4
Jan
-934
1
11
,
«*
Alabastine...
--
:
%
25
Electric
Light
Harvard Brewing Co
3%f
3%
33 Va
-.L
—1
■
2834
1574
1
Company
Organ
—2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
——1
Havana Lithographing Co.—*——10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
._10c
Eazeltine Corp
*
Beam Dept Stores common
5
Hecla Mining Co
25c
Helena
Heller
E)
5
*_ ■-*
1%
574% preferred
;
Inc
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Heme
'.
Oil
Class
Ltd
class
:
•
Shores
Mines
.....B
—_
.—1
Ltd
1
/
,
?;
5%
59
Jan
-
iso
j
9,300
Le Tourneau
,
3
5%
cumulative
1
10
preferred
Groceterias
10%
9 %
class
;
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
_
1
'■5.234* 254
Oil
Magna
Corporation
Public Service
Maine
Mangel
Stores
A
6%
Manischewitz
-15
& Co
*
*
common
(The B)
100
(Harvey) Inc common
5
Oil Refining capital stock—•
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
—*
Hygrade Food Products.
5
25
2%
5
Jan
Jan
Feb
105
44
118
554
—
22 74
1674
£l
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—10o
♦
Inc
Breweries
America
Inc
International
Cigar
Metal
Industries
International Petroleum
•
A
1074
2172
•
3674
5
974
374
10c
774
Co
Jan
Mar
40
Jan
Jan
374
Feb
16%
600
16%
Jan
1674
32%
22,700
24%
Jan
3274
Feb
•
32%
32
32%
800
293/4
Feb
3374
Jan
(Del)__10
2274
'•: 21
2274
6,100
1974
Feb
25
Jan
1
2674
26
2774
3,300
26
Jan
29
Jan
1
574
574
1
18%
1674
18%
—1
4674
4474
4674
12
10%
12
(A
Mfg
Co
Mesabi
Metal
Iron
Co
Textile Corp
25c
common
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Sugar
Co
common.
r
preferred
6%
Mlcromatic Hone Corp..
Oil
Corp
$1
1
10
"9 74
~8%
2,700
6
Feb
9%
1
Jan
5,800
.
474
Feb
11%
Jan
18% Mar
9,006
42%
Jan
47%
1,200
974
6%
Jan
12
974
4,200
8 3/a
Feb
10%
6 Va
6%
1,800
574
Jan
674
1174
1174
200
11%
Jan
1%
174
1%
4,700
1%
Jan
x834
x874
9
Jan
8,750
9
9%
1
2.50
400
8
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
13
Jan
Feb
Jan
174
9%
Jan
Jan
_1
common
23%
20%
2374
5,900
1574
Jan
2374 Mar
1
1174
1174
11%
12,700
11%
Jan
12
30%
200
preferred..*
conv
12
Mar
29
—
Mid-West
Midwest
Abrasive
Piping
Mid-West
Miller
50c
Co
5
Refineries
Wohl
4% %
Co
Jan
Jan
123/4 Jan
&
Public
*
Light 5%
pfd
Service
common
1
Feb
Monroe
class A
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
73
Jan
77
Feb
21
Jan
25
Mar
3 74
Jan
1274
.r
.
3.300
Feb
3 Va Mar
22 74
Feb
374
11
<•
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
25
% Mar
6
Jan
II
"574
35%
35%
150
3474
Jan
35%
26%
24 74
2 6%
900
22%
Jan
26% Mar
13V2
Jan
4 Va
Jan
25 Va Mar
274 Mar
3 Vb
Jan
4'
400
5 Va
Feb
674
Jan
30'A
Feb
IOV2
Feb
35
Jan
1574 Mar
10
150
Feb
20
53 V2
Jan
57
Jan
129
Jan
137 Va
Jan
24
74 Mar
80
105
Mar
38 74
26
10834
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
57 4
900
5
Jan
574 Mar
974 / 9V4
21
22 Vt
300
874
Jan
9y4 Mar
Jan
22 Va Mar
20
7,000
preferred
Society
6%
105
13%
com
Mt
Vernon-Woodberry
Mountain
IMuntz
llJ/4 Jan
23,700
15
574
Feb
-3674
Jan
45
Jan
12'4
29,700
20,500
1'
100
8 A
•
11,200
12%
Jan
1U
46,200
174
Feb
lji Mar
29,500
24 %
Jan
30 Va Mar
140
99%
Feb
102% Mar
Jan
108
104
5
176
5
175% 176%
42%
42%
874
9%
Muter Company common
Jan
~5V8
Feb
100
175%
Jan
17774
Feb
Feb
44%
Jan
50
42
600
874 Mar
200
3%
Jan
4
Feb
374
Jan
374
Jan
2074
Jan
Feb
125%
Jan
50c
Mar
474
19%
10o
13% Mar
100
2.50
.1
J30%
174
130
174
130%
300
174
4,200
174 Mar
10
Jan
130% Mar
274
Jan
34
474
2674
27
400
2674
Jan
27%
1074
27
1074
500
10%
Feb
11 Va
Jan
31%
34
31
Feb
3574
Jan
Feb
474
Jan
Jan
15%
474
1,100
474
3,300
1474
900
4%
Feb
N
Nachman
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Inc
—1
—
Co
Milling
1
National Bellas Hess common
1
National
Brewing
Jan
674
National
Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum
Co
(Mich)
1
Steel
Jan
National
Telefilm
Mar
National
Products common
Car
Transit
11734
1,750
104 74
Jan
11774 Mar
9
7441034
21,200
874
Jan
103/a Mar
New
2174 / 2174
50
Feb
2174 Mar
New
Haven
13674
50
36 V4 Mar
3674 Mar
3274^36%
79,100
93 4
2,000
7
Jan
974
Feb
New
3,300
674
Jan
774
Jan
New Mexico & Arizona Land
21
Jan
.
2874
,
Jan
Feb
24 Va Mar
574
Jan
36 74 Mar
5
Jan
Jan
Neptune Meter common.
Nestle Le
New
Mur Co
Bristol
New British
50c
New Idria
*
3V2
Jan
4
Feb
400
3V2
Jan
4
Jan
13 Va
13V4
200
474
44,800
3ft
&
Watch
Zinc
10
13
Feb
Feb
1774
1374
Jan
Jan
Jan
4\l
Jan
900
1074
Jan
11%
Jan
9,700
17%
Jan
24'A Mar
30%
30
30%
2,200
27
Jan
1
253/a
25%
25%
900
24
Jan
26%
Feb
291/4
Jan
31
Jan
4ft
10% xll
——
"5%
1%
"3%
5V4
5%
3.400
3 V4
3
3,600
Jan
30 % Mar
31/2 Mar
6%
Feb
4%
Jan
334
374
12,900
274
Jan
4%
Feb
1
5
1274
12 34 Xl2%
2,500
11%
Jan,
1274
Feb
31%
30 34
31%
1,400
2874
Feb
34%
Jan
574
574 Mar
6%
Jan
5%
.
534
100
"lft
1%
174
28,700
1ft Feb
lit
40c
2ft
23/4
2ft
19,800
2
Jan
2H Feb
100
Co
Min & Chem Co—
Jersey
4,700
3%
24%
4%
13774
xl36% 13874
2,860
134
Jan
—1
2 3/a
1
common
Dominion Oil Ltd
Clock
3,700
3%
20 l/a
Oils Ltd—.————1
preferred
conv
13%
11%
33/4
10
24
1
England Tel & Tel
Jan
•
Feb
30c
common
National Union Electric Corp
National U. S. Radiator Corp w 1
113
23 74
100
4%
xll
*
Associates—_—10c
5
400
Jan
3%
Ltd
1,100
96
14
--
1
10
Machinery
Rubber
Feb
—
2
25c
Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
Starch
8ft Jan
14%
—
374
10
1
National
Mar
14'4
—
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
5
140
-
13%
1
Inc
Feb
Feb
30%
*
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegun Piston Ring common..—2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
107
174
4
Mills
Va.y 99
V4J 24 Va
Vt* 5S4
.
Jan
2774
10c
States Tel & Tel
TV
Feb
101% 102%
174
29
100
cumulative preferred
Jan
70
400
cumulative
_5%
700
15V2 Mar
Feb
..
~574
cumul preferred series B..100
preferred scries C
100
Morris Plan Corp of America
Mt Clemens Metal Products
Jan
674 Jan
18Va
I
1
8 Vb
2274
*
100
.
700
2,500
*
1
10474
4,700
v
874
25'A
100
4.80%
Loan
Feb
8 3/a
2 2 74
8
50
4.40%
4.50%
31
3/a
25 74
1
50c
common
convertible preferred
Pwr
30%
•
Jan
1,000
774
3%
1674
Missouri
4474
674?
Jan
38
—
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
2 5 74
9
Feb
13%
1074 Mar
90
Feb
18,300
106
36 34
capital stock.*
Products
Resistance
117
7,700
Mead Johnson & Co
Jan
128 74
•
11%
Jan
41
"9%
Jan
Feb
24
1
Machinery
International
50c
5
1074
18
136% Mar
30%
Jan
Jan
96
Jan
39
Jan
900
'54 <4
~-M5
Jan
~9%
3
113
43
Feb
38%
38
18 3/a
19,300
1174^113/4
•
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
North
4474
1674
9274
100
Jan
20
21,700
574 / 610
200
22,300
40%
120% 136%
X3274
674
48
1,900
6
17
40%
135%
Jan
32
Jan
1534
>i5
Jan
Menasco
Mar
130 74
12.
1%
*
National
15
Feb
18
Aircraft Corp
National
2.50
174
Jan
•
G) & Co common
McWilliams
Dredging
com
174 Mar
I
Co common
1,200
£1
National Rese'arch Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Jan
174
174
__
5
McKee
Feb
40
534
/
15%
Feb
Jan
1574
574
Jan
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
Jan
4
100
SO 3/4
44
14%
McDonnell
,
J 374
120 V2
550
17
16
800
4374'
15%
30
17V2
1334
117
Jan
25
700
350
,
97/a Jan
105
100
91%
15
400
Feb
674 Mar
^
Feb
91%
15%
7,400
Jan
400
24 74
52
3%
3 Vb
1,900
54
Jan
Jan
17%
11V2
34 .1074
-J
6 3/4
129
Jan
Jan
90
— —
303/4
Co
Communication Co Ltd
Minnesota
3__
5474
129
774
IVb
6%
46%
■
Marconi International Marine
Jan
1,900
6 VB
12
574 Mar
500
'
11%
Jan
334 i 3J 4
1274
7
Feb
Jan
30%
Feb
125
1574
500
6%
——
474
17%
974
77... <11-
15%
32
3074
100
*
Feb
1
2V2
-
25 74
;
30%
7
100
18 54
•
200
50c
Co
common
3,200
10 74
.
1
32
974 Mar
M
4V4
4074
534.
15% Mar
5%
11%
Jan
2,103
3074
Jan
7
*
Lynch Corp
4
800
4.900
-
Jan
574
-1
_
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The)
Co
Mining Corp of Canada
*-"45 74
13
Feb
3%
11%
—
...
Chain
8%
2,600
21,300
•
A
21,600
474
31%
«
Class B
Locke Steel
Feb
Va 4 574
1334
Jan
7
1374 X15V4
47a
Xl5
32
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Loblaw
25c
Inc
(R G.)
474
5
10
6
9%
Feb
44
3
6 % Mar
Jan
474
50c
Realty common
Leonard Refineries Inc
374
5%
1074
6%
Jan
474
Feb
500
-
^734
1
574
15,700
2,800
10% Mar
300
2 34
25
Jan
1,200
5%
774
Midland Steel Products—
4574
25
22
6%
5%
Feb
Middle States Petroleum
Jan
1674
Jan
674
10
5
Jan
1 Va
-234
20
-
/
__
.—5
Jan
*4"*#-4 74
-
Jan
500
Midland
i 2 74
6% preferred
International
6 3/8
17 Va
174
18 Va
Humble
International
Feb
1174
56 Va
n.
1874
Hubbell
International
574
1
Jan
7fe'C59
58
,:lLV£
3 74
Hardart Baking Co..*
Co of
Feb
1U Mar
11
100
16 Va
2 Va
Hardart
Insurance
374
Jan
Lear Inc common-
-33 74 Mar
*
Industrial Enterprises
Jan
1 i'o
/1574 Jan
300
A
*
/
24 Va
Horn
nutinu zinc
3
49,400
Michigan
Feb
3 74
Born A
&
9,500
112
Feb
Jan
2474
274
574
Inc
Hormel (Geo A)
37/a
174
10 «/4
13 V4
*
Co
374
174
Jan
22 V2
25c
B
Border's
374
20c
9
2,400
5
—*—60c
1
Hofmann Industries Inc—
.
Jan
33V2c
26,700
4,300
1774
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines——
Holly
13%
Jan
3374
1
—
common—
ClassA
,
Feb
16 74
1534 ^1674
2.50
Highie Mfg Co common
Co
12%
-
$2 non-cum dividend shares
ioya
10c
Hercules Galion Products Inc—
&
200
Feb
Feb
10 Va
100
1
preferred
(R)
1274
Jan
10%
974
Mar
3'/4
1
-100
Henry Holt & Co common
Hoe
12 %
12
434.4434
'
4%
Jan
%
Jan
;Jan
1,600
*
common
Co common
&
Jan
123/8
2074
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
334
Co
Rubenstein
(W
1574
Jan
Vb
Feb
.
Hastings Mfg
Feb
1974
*
2
Harbor Plywood Corp
Hartford
■
14
600
Lefcourt
H
Hall Lamp Co
Hammond
'
200
12%
'tJ
/
44,000
1,200
1074
■16341674
—-
Va
14V*
20 VB
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube—
n ,,.;ai V
.
rtrnrrry Stores Products common..—5
l7fl
14%
20 %
700
574 Mar
10%
Jan
Mar
12%
Mar
110
,
6
10
4 Vb Mar
20,400
9c
Company
17
100,100
,
Jan
1274
874 Mar
174':;. 2
574' ,3 534
:
3%
Feb
Mar
133 74 13474
12% .13
107,200
Jan
30%
Jan
189
12 %
3% Mar
Jan
Mar
17574 Feb
5.34
Jan
27%
Feb
125
2
27/8
ft
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
17734 179
9,000
300
.
.1
Leases
Gypsum Lime &
{4 74
—.-50c
Grass
Freehold
••"17
-.
274.
—1
Ltd
Oils
Hydraulics
Gruoil
16
374
*
—100
stock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great
4*
f 8 3/a
774
774
16%
—
Industries
Great Amer
33 i
3874
30
174 Mar
-
6674
27
.
Jan
29%
Jan
77
50
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Grand Rapids Varnish
—-—1
Gray Manufacturing Co
—5
37'A
30
5874 Mar
A
Gorham
common
25
—10
Jan
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
*5%
8%
Jan
Jan
v.
Jan
3
Feb
1674
Jan
22?
Feb
174
-.174
1%
.974 Feb
193/4
3,600
1974 Mar
14%
20 Vb
Stores
Jan
400
38
Feb
Feb
2
1,600
5
—
Feb
.
3,700
82
.
38
Jan
24
-
150
r
58 Va
17%
2,100
-
Jan
874 Mar
1074
53
900
2%.
1474
Feb
Jan
20 Va
5834
l__
Xl9
2,
14 Va
6%
Jan
fift Jan
9001
174
xl9
274
Feb
Mar
1374
108 >4 Mar
/
10%
1%
100
600
Mar
U
874
14
11,000
14
14%
Jan
1,200
20
•
Mines—..*
107
26% Mar
Jan
26%
14
13%
Feb
3,400
12,300
5
Consolidated
2 74
103 Va Mar
450
Feb
12%
253/4
7%
16 Vb Mar
13/4 Mar
20
21'A
X2674
13%
Jan
13,900
2474
200
Jan
.—5
Feb
3V2
Jan
1474
1%
5
preferred.
prior
20 Va
774
Feb
2574
10%
1
class A
Jan
274
15 Va
1374
13%
*
Inc
Inc
1774
•
Jan
2374
106
.—1
45V2 Mar
150
2574
Distilleries, class B
Union
Gobel
r
Jan
2,500
Feb
22
23 74
5
:
Corp
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension University-
Mar
Feb
39 Vb
1,100
Jan
474
Jan
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson & Sessions Co.
Jan
„
4%
Feb
Lakey Foundry Corp
Feb
1,300
374 Mar
3Va
105
Jan
J 5 34
4513
1,900
23 Va
7.50
(IB) Rubber Co
Hotels
-
Jan
:574
4%
5Va Mar
Jan
674
*
Globe
&
(The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co..
Jan
Feb
274 -f-274
513
31,000
"
6
15y8
■
374
4
5
Feb
1081/4
374
574
5
10374 105
Feb
1
11074
107
10
1
Glen Alden Corp
Goldfield
VJ'
Jan
1
200
.
Jan
174
274
Development Co
Oil
Kobacker
;
5 74
Feb
Kio
Feb
74^574.
Feb
Mar
Jan
135
.
4'A
1
3%
Feb
.
300
2
3
Knott
32,600
.
Feb
2 Va Mar
7,700
50
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
: 2
6%
Feb
27,000
~374
..ft?
n3A
Jan
Jan
174
lVa
1
) i 2 Va
2ya t2 </4
•
common
Gladding McBean & Co
$4.50
1%
1
Mines.
Gilchrist Co
Glenmore
16
6%
4
23,000
155,400
2^
1474
cumulative preferred
Kleinert
4174 45 Va
1974 ;20 Va
.374 I. 3 74
16 ;• 46 Va
3%
—20.
574 Mar
Mar
1
Kingston Products
6»
45 %
Feb
Jan
8
4
10c
Jan
is
5
common—.
900
»Jan
374
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Feb
274
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6274 Mar
138
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5
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11974 123
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;
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1774
1
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7
23%
10
2.50
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Class
754
1
25c
Fargo Oils Ltd
Firth
1
Co
Kansas Gas & Electric
Kawneer Co
Factor
Fire
Motors
Kaltman
Jan
17% Feb
F
v.
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O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Katz
♦
274
8 Vb Mar
874
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74
16%
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1
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674
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2 74
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374
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50
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1
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6
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Mar
Feb
1374
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474
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Sale*
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of Prices
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High
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Last.
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4
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5,000
1574
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43
200
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9
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15,100
18
.*
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2974
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20
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1
5
10c
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6
14%
1
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preferred
MARCH
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
18
5c
Kmsco Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp common
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15
18
1
Emery Air Freight Corp—
Empire District Electric 5°Io
Empire Millwork Corp
$2
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/ 197'„
1
common
FOR
Sales
1
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RANGE
for Week
STOCKS
Feb
238
700
2
Feb
2'/2
Feb
9%
*
934
450
8
Feb
10V4
Jan
19,100
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Jan
3%
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64,500
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2 Va
2%
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51%
44%
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19
Jan
33
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1260)
.
.
.
Monday, March
12
1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
American Stuck Exchange
1
27 c
2*8
Co
New
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
common—
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class
B
Northeast
North
Airlines
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A
Jan
2
Feb
Feb
16
Jan
62
50
57%
Jan
64
Jan
250
12'%
12
234 Mar
1234
Jan
Jan
3
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4.600
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133a
17,200
634 Jan
11% Feb
8%
12%
1434
Jan
42 % X44%
700
41
Feb
46 34
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50
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Feb
4634 Jan
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4334
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—
5
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Jan
90
Feb
Jan
90%
Feb
102 'a
Jan
10334
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4 34
4%
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434 Jan
634
*
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234
Jan
—
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1
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Jan
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56'%
425
5234
Jan
58'4
Feb
Simplicity Pattern
10
10834
Jan
11134
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Pentepec Oil
convertible
Paramount
Park
Motors
1
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Patino
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of
Oils
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Gold
24%
2434
Feb
18
Jan
Jan
131
Mar
600
23
Jan
24%
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34
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—2
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1534
600
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Jan
1
5%
534
200
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Feb
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21%
21%
700
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3
3
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•
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734
8
3%
411
1
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25
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4%
25
8%
Feb
10%
7
Jan
8 34
Feb
6
Jan
7
Feb
Standard
Feb
3 34
Feb
Steel
Co of
Feb
Steel
Paris
Mar
Stein
•
27%
2%
4,900
22%
1.000
8%
9
Jan
Jan
Stop
Feb
Feb
2734 Mar
2%
22
7%
1,000
a
54
274
Jan
Stylon
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Jan
Sun
Feb
9
'
Vtc
extended
to
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Roosevelt
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Corp
Field
Oil
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14%
Jan
17'%
Feb
13%
14'%
1,100
13 34
Feb
16%
Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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10434
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10'%
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101
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274 Mar
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72
1
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30 34
Feb
Power
2374
300
227 a
23%
300
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2134
Corp Ltd
Thiokol
%
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Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
33% Mar
1534
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
Feb
23 % Mar
Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas &, Electric Co—
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series
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Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
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.
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25
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1
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600
334
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Jan
234
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3'%
96
96
60
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20,200
374
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1234
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2,000
1134
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14
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20
28%
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29
1,900
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25
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1
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1
17
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234
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Feb
16%
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25
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2934
Feb
200
1234
Jan
14 34
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15
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534
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2,100
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34
434
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434
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600
5%
Feb
6%
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200
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
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70c
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Empire
Trans
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True
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4%
434
2
30%
Feb
35
Jan
80
534
Jan
Feb
934 Mar
86%
Feb
.—•
—
Investment
Union
Stock
United
of
United
Milk
4
.
Omaha———20
common__50c
Asbestos
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Jan
70%
Feb
8
Jan
934
Jan
100%
Feb
2%
900
2%
Feb
4'%
Feb
5,000
600
22,700
2ft
30,900
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1«°6
Jan
102
Jan
2%
Feb
5 34
Jan
2Vb Mar
2ft
Feb
3%
Jan
2ft
3%
300
11%
47,200
9%
Jan
1134 Mar
30
3034
200
29%
Feb
32
31%
Feb
32%
5%
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Amer
Corp.—
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1
•
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dep rets ord registered
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24
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U
S
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U
S
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834
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2474
400
534
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.
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73a
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814
S
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10
13 74
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1434 Mar
Machinery common—...25
53'%
53 34
5434
8,600
52%
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58
25
371%
37%
10
37%
Feb
39'%
1
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12
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14
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2
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common
class
140 300
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334 Mai-
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4,700
7
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9% Mar
United
4,200
6%
Feb
7%
23%
23 %
24
3.000
22 %
Jan
27%
•
Jan
37%
37%
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
38%
1.800
37%
Jan
41%
Feb
Universal
Consolidated
134
Jan
2 ft Mar
Universal
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Universal
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2%
42'%
4034
18
17%
374
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Sugar
2
10c
B
934
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228
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Utah-Idaho
5'/a
230
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6%
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Feb
46'%
1
~3%
3
534
500
227'%
6%
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7.700
8%
234
6,200
534
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3%
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6%
2134
674
4874
5%
100
common
9%
Feb
7%
__
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Jan
Mar
2%
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734 Mar
Jan
Feb
25
RR
Profit
21%
Jan
—
3
United Molasses Co Ltd—
2234 Mar
2.000
634 Mar
x2
3%
5
*
Products
United
Jan
3
100% 101
2'%
1% Mar
63%
1134
..—10c
Co
Yards
Aircraft
United
20%
27a
Feb
2ft
—*
Corp.
Union
22 34 Mar
2.400
Jan
1134
Union Gas of Canada.
100
127,300
Jan
250
8%
174
1
Chemical Corp
22 34
2ft
434
Jan
500
4'%
warrants
Management Company
22 ',4
19',4
163s Mar
4034 Mar
u
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2334
2%
8%
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174
234
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Ltd
Corp
Tri-Continental
500
1834
8%
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50c
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Cuba
6834
10034
Toledo Edison 434%
24
2ft
Jan
6% Mar
1'%
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2334
18%
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Feb
96
700
86
4
Feb
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84%
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Feb
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5,100
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1134
109% 109%
11%
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1
Securities Corp General
Jan
2834 Mar
11
5Cc
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Jan
1634
pfd—.—*
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I
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
Chemical
17%
Jan
~8%
1,100
Jan
Mar
Feb
Trans
334
47
Feb
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734
18'/a
Jan
15%
Jan
7
Feb
43
15
Jan
Jan
16%
1,200
convertible preferred
1
common
Feb
24%
1%
1
1,100
5
1
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1334
400
1
$4.56
25c
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•
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1%
..20
•
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534 Mar
Jan
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2,500
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534
--
19%
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334
9
28%
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15
20
100
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41,000
16
Feb
13'%
20
600
534
11%
17
1%
13%
--
18%
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5%
Mar
2734
38%
13 %
8
18%
11%
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Jan
20
1534
600
14'%
734
62%
19% Mar
16%
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—2.50
—
2134
Feb
100
28%
10,300
3
86
Jan
57%
19%
16
1%
13'%
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Scullin
(common
Co
&
Thompson-Starrett
United N J
common
17%
25
59
17
preferred
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Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
59
4
3,500
21%
19%
Jan
7
134
834
-~
5%
4034
1
4%
common
Mar
1934
3'%
5
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Tobacco
2334
2,200
s
Schick
Inc
Calgary
Texas
17
23%
33
% Jan
33
5
common
Technicolor
2634
13% Mar
10%
1
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B
24
1,500
1034
Ryerson & Haynes
Salem-Brosius
Corp
Tampa Electric Co common—
1534 Mai-
15
~8%
1
1834
1
25c
Talon Inc class A common
Tishman
13%
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ft Lawrence
Oil
Finch
10% Mar
29%
1
5
Jan
3 34 Mar
8ft Jan
Jan
18%
-
1.25
common
Feb
31
Feb
•
Company
4
100
Feb
1.50
.
39,700
8%
900
40
5
•
common
common
10,000
4 34
Jan
150
26'%
•
Jan
13 34 Mar
Feb
6%
£1
reg._
•
18
12%
13,100
4,600
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■
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1534 Mar
334
33
59
2074
1
200
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17
—
4
1
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33
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3,500
403a
1
4
„
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100
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5
i
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common.
Inc
Co
Corp
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
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dep rets ord
*
13%
5
•
pfd F
3%
10c
16%
1334
—
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3374
7
1574
w
Mar
Jan
25'%
■
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41% Mar
2%
5
1965—
—1
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8
1834
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3134
50c
Jan
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15
1
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1634
434
25
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23,400
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-
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5
47
Rolls Royce Ltd—
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Texas
*
57%
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•
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10134 10134
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10
334
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634
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534
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16 7 4
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434 Mar
3,400
17
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334
1
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.
534
3%
•
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ft
50c
Jan
Feb
434
334
1
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1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
634
Superior Tool & Die Co
1934
-1
vtc„
Jan
Superior Portland Cement Inc
11% Mar
7
Mar
Thor
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
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Corporation
70c
.
1,300
Jan
9,700
10
Rice-Stix
Inc
Richmond Radiator——.
534
Jan
1.10O
5
Remington Arms Co Inc
Feb
5%
1
Feb
58
•
Engineering—
Feb
19 %
56'%
1174
100
Corp
18%
Jan
Inc
Ray Drug
Tilo
&
19
Feb
16%
Corp
Tliorofare Markets
Reliance Electric
Jan
16%
Feb
Q
Reiter-Foster Oil
16%
100
1,900
Feb
Public Service of Colorado—
Pump Co
(Robert) & Co
4,600
1834
18%
53
39%
•
Corp common
preferred _s—
18%
1834
18%
Jan
53
1134
Providence
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rapid Electrotype (The)
Co——
/tath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
18%
1834
834
200
3634
13%
....
18%
•
1
5634
350
1174
1
Pyrene C-O Two Corp.
34'% Mar
•
54
39%
Prosperity Co class B
com
Jan
3
x56
53 7
1
Stroock
Jan
Feb
2.50
Fuget Sound Pulp & Timber
Fyle-National Co common
1034 Mar
32
Co
Corp
w
Feb
Jan
2.400
common
(Hugo)
66%
1,400
39,800
1
common
Jan
34%
Common
Shop
&
New
4%
common—_1
Light
Precision
Stinnes
734
x6%
25%
100
2%
107%
Jan
Feb
Jan
1034
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Feb
20,900
60 %
Sterling Brewers Inc.———
7%
Jan
934
Feb
5
Feb
18 %
3234
Jan
99%
5%
Feb
59%
4%
700
Jan
16%
1034
26%
1,300
Jan
4%
1,800
34'%
Jan
2,500
29
Jan
6,500
5934
Jan
(J B)
27
150
5%
17%
1
10
Corp
Co
28
534
xl6%
xl7
3%
3%
22'%
87a
27%
"5%
■
Feb
334
Sterling Inc
x56
Jan
19%
Stetson
•
5%
2.30J
Sterling
2.50
Jan
4,700
Jan
**234
434
534
1,100
334
Canada ordinary
Corporation
&
(A)
Jan
20c
1,500
734
158
27%
5%
8
14%
10
5%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
734
Jan
53%
6%
1%
5%
53a
Jan
6
5,500
12%
7 %
Feb
5
1
1,600
102 '4 104
434
100
1
2.500
103%
4'%
300
534
Standard Tube class B
11 ft
•
Mar
5
Starrett
1334
1
434
5
50c
B
Products
(The)
Mar
10
&
class
4
Jan
78
Jan
4
—_—1
1
preferred
Power
Common
1 %
25c
Quebec Power Co
Standard
1334
50
preferred
Standard-Thomson
Jan
Convertible
68
1,400
5% Mar
534
1
—20
(Ky)
15% Mar
15% Mar
78
Jan
1634
•
Corp—
Jan
73
9
1
;
-
Factors
78
1
Corp
convertible
1)3
2%
(Texas Corp)
Shoe
$1.60
13%
1674
Reis
5
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
1
Reda
Co
& Company—__4
Spear
1
1
conv
Inc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
shares—10s
Producers Corp of Nevada
Progress Mfg Co. Inc
$1.25
Royalty
13%
4%
Jan
Southern
13
Jan
44'%
Jan
Oil
8%
Jan
Feb
Packaging Corp
1,900
41'%
7%
Standard
15
15%
1,000
800
Standard
15
43%
8%
Jan
14%
43%
8%
6% Mar
J an
*43%
834
Feb
5%
1%
Jan
Corp..2
Feb
Jan
Jan
46%
Petroleum
2%
2
Jan
Feb
California
Southland
12%
28
46%
1,000
Southern
Feb
107
Feb
:;.100
25'%
10134
100
Jan
27
4634
27
Jan
4.400
58'%
Feb
28
Jan
61%
—1
25
54
60
2734
4634
Feb
100%
171,500
2734
25
24%
990
2%
36% Mar
25'%
Feb
9%
55
25
Southern Pipe Line
61%
1
5434
Feb
Jan
33%
500
3,100
2
55
Feb
11 %
1,400
634
2.50
6,800
Jan
9%
Jan
25%
~5%
">T4%'
36%
534
Jan
26%
106 34 Mar
83% x84
2
3534
Feb
834
900
1,400
24%
Jan
15%
4%
9
4,800
36%
Feb
4234 Mar
2534
105
109
5
9%
11
Mar
25%
70
2 34
9
'
Feb
%
% Mar
42
2534
Mar
109
434
5
'
34
42
25
102
13
15%
1
4*
Mar
—25
100% 101%
109
to
Jan
5
6%
preferred
6 34
cumulative preferred
Feb
Mar
4'/a
preferred.
10
102
1
Tube
cumulative
Standard
Gas
41
Jan
cumulative
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc..——
Ltd
Feb
4%
—25
Jan
Mines
37%
500
1034
preferred—.—
106% 106%
2%
.
10c
Preston East Dome
5,700
4%
11
cumulative preferred—
convertible preference
convertible preference
Jan
Inc
Reading
original
2%
common
41
434
.
5%
Co
40
12.50
common—
Jan
Corp of Canada
4 % %
b%
Co
California Edison—
4.88%
28%
29%
Oil
Penn
Feb
&
M
3734
33
400
Jan
Feb
Lambert Co
Prenlice-Hall Inc common
P
3534
1%
common
41
1
1%
Telephone
Jan
2034 Mar
1
-
4%
Mining Co
Rico
12%
Jan
*
Corp
15,200
Powcirell & Alexander
Jan
16%
£1
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common—
199,100
common
1134
20
—
1%
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Fleasant Valley Wine Co
1,500
9,900
%
Smith
2%
Ltd
12
2034
500
16%
105
534
Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Feb
n%
1774
76,000
25
4,350
1%
Mines
37
12
20 34
34
16%
131
4%
Piper Aircraft
1,400
4234
124
1 %
Amer
00
5% Mar
1 %
Ltd
3134 Mar
Jan
to O
234
5%
common
Johnson
Jan
35%
Inc
2%
Phillips Screw Co
Pinchln
26
29
—
12,400
Airways
lo
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co__.10
Phillips Packing Co
134 Mar
41,300
•
Manufacturing Co.
;
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd-—
Amer dep rets ord registered
1 Bol
Minerals
5
Feb
1
Singer
28%
1
&
Feb
%
5
33%
Pep Boys (The)
l
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian
4%
85,800
•
common—
Ltd common——.
11.400
.
3,800
1%
5%
•
Corp
"*434
12
•
2 Bol
Ltd
~4%
534
—.
6,600
2 ft Mar
89% Mar
Jan
13a
500 fr
vtc
Co
Feb
Jan
Jan
434
4
'
■
1
Canada
44
9,500
5'%
m Jan
30
2
Traffic
35% Mar
Feb
3534
434
28'4
Corp
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
34%
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp..10c
28 '4
1
B
3134
34%
35'%
Slick
36 %
1
Parker Pen Co class A
27
Feb
—
Company
Chemical
Jan
Jan
Mar
4'%
Publications—
preferred
Amer share
(C A)
2534
Jan
16%
100
common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Pan Israel Oil vtc__
Jan
37% Mar
3,300
9%
101
Page-Hersey Tubes
43'%
Feb
3734
634
•
pfd—
Jan
2934
33
Jan
$4.36
L.'ght 5%
Jan
43
35%
Jan
•'t
9
106%
&
105'%
6 '/a
—-
8 34
•
Power
111% Mar
Jan
634
:
102
Pacific
Feb
104'%
Jan
•
——
102 %
100
6'%
102% 10334
preferred
2,700
105
Feb
•
div
111%
Jan
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred.———
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd———.
108
5%
124
25.
Pacific
72
Jan
6934
25
preferred
Jan
4
1,000
.25
1st pfd
red
10%
68
6,975
25
,4.80% red 1st preferred—
:
Jan
150
3,400
1
Precision
American
234
5-74.
Mar
434
4%
6.700
25
series A
934
Jan
25
40c
common
Creek
Jan
2ft
—25
redeemable
5%
6,100
72
Feb
9'%
21'%
89'%
23
1st preferred
6%
934
6%
8% Mar
100
10
ft
834
1st pfd—23
1st preferred
2,000
25
Feb
12'% Mar
105
--
2
South
6%
874
8%
2
12%
Boss
Pacific Gas & Electric
Jan
•
Class B
$3
974
•
Ltd—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
534
•
Corp of America class A
Co
2,400
7134
11134
Silex
574
Feb
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
834
Jan
1134
25
25
Canada
134
400
5%
..
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Arner shares.lOs
Overseas
8'%
13,800
12 %
75%
1
—————
2
l7/a
534
40c cumulative preferred
-—7
Olympic Radio & Television Inc——1
Omar Inc
Jan
2
100
4,100
2
534
8 34
87%
1
common
12.000
*
common
of
55
11034
Okalta
834
*
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
110% 11034
5534
preferred————100
Oils,'Ltd.————90c
Okonite Company common
——25
Power 4Va%
Ohio
1834 Mar
5%
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
9,500
334 Mar
Jan
434
Products
34
15
14%
20c
common
14%
3
12,500
12%
Inc
13%
3
1334
1834
1
Silver
Ogden Corp common
Jan
16
10c
Denn
Breweries
High
12%
Sherman
Shoe
Low
1,500
5
Sicks
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
4%
Share*
13
8 34
Control
Leather
Shattuck
for Week
18'%
12.50
Servomechanisms
Simca
Oceanic Oil Company
Co
Safety
Sale*
Range
13 34
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America.—
Feb
102 % 103
Shoe
Sentry
Feb
534 Mar
13
Inc
Bros
Week'*
of Prices
Low
Bentinel Radio Corp common
84
Jan
*
America—.
of
Corp
Beiby
pfd—100
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4',4%
Nuclear
234
50
Co.—
Jan
15
67 a
—1
——
334
2%
13
50
25
Rayon $3 pfd—
North Canadian Oils Ltd—
North American
Jan
100
12%
10c
A—10
10
—
Cement
Beeman
5,500
21S
1
Corp—
American
Jan
16
234
Pa
2
2%
11,100
Sale Price
High
Feb
60
1
Mines
Norden-Kelay
274
Last
1%
14,700
16
210
36
•
10
10
common
New York Merchandise
Noma
Low
134
81
1
Co
>v
—•
Superior Oils
New
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1 34
Co———_—-----1
New Park Mining
MARCH J)
ENDED
STOCKS
Share*
Low
Par
Nipissing
of Prices
—20c
Oils Ltd—
New Pacific Coal &
WEEK
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sale*
Week'*
Friday
1
50c
25c
.
4%
41/4
228
434
18
4%
10
3434
Mar
Feb
23 a
234
Feb
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
1.100
334
2,400
1534
Jan
18
Mar
100
434
Feb
5
Jan
2
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
274
15,100
64'A
300
55%
Jan
64%
234
Jan
42'% Mar
63
274
10
Feb
Feb
15
Co
common
3234
32%
32%
200
30%
Jan
3234 Mar
10
50
48'%
50
1,250
41%
Jan
50
Mar
x47a
5
10,100
4%
Jan
5
Feb
5
47/4
Volume 183
Number 5515
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(12tfl)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
f)
for Week
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Low
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
American
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Low
Range Since
Bold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
A7s
Valspar
$4
Corp
convertible
Van
Norman
Steel
6%
84
1
4%
4%
4%
29%
Feb
Feb
95'A
98
300
95
10
3,400
9
5%
Jan
184
Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
8%
Jan
5%
6 %
8.100
33%
35%
4,450
25
Jan
35% Mar
16%
16'A
200
15%
Jan
16%
5%
6%
19,900
47/a
Feb
4%
33%
•
—
4%
400
4%
Jan
5'A
Jan
5%
5%
1,400
5%
Feb
5%
1
(issue
A7s
AMortgage Bank of Chile
Sinking fund
Rio
1921
Wagner
Baking voting
preferred—
7%
Waitt
Bond
&
Wallace
Watch
111%
3%
&
3%
3
3
-100
pfd
4.40%
—
19%
Feb
102%
143
Amer
dep rets ord shares
Tablet
&
—
Westmoreland
Inc
Weyenberg
Shoe
convertible
Wichita
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
(R
Jan
Petroleums
Wilson
5%
Jan
140
'A %
Wood Newspaper Machine.
(F W)
_
Jan
listed
on
30
20
15
37
Jan
37
Jan
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
162.79
1,700
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
25%
26%
550
25'A
Feb
28'A
Jan
Jan
1,900
9%
6.200
i7«
%
50,300
900
3'A
Feb
16%
Jan
A
3%
4%
Feb
3%
4'A
3%
13
7
104
10
106
9% Mar
Jan
15%
106
A Jan
Jan
4'A
Feb
106
Jan
1,250
12%
Jan
13'A
19'A
300
18%
Feb
20%
Jan
62"%
Date
8%
713
200
10
Jan
8
2
1%
13,900
AT
Grade
Util¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
€5.90
173.38
98.07
101.00
99.92
97.92
99.23
Friday
Stock
or
Period
Exchange
Last
5——
66.71
174.91
98.13
101.06
99.97
97.97
99.28
6
164.10
66.64
174.61
98.11
101.02
99.87
97.87
99.22
March
7
491.26
163.31
66.72
174.37
98.26
101.00
99.76
97.86
99.22
March
8
492.36
164.24
66.73
174.87
98.06
100.95
99.68
97.66
99.09
491.68
—
491.41
_
'
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Sale Price
2%
Feb
Jan
Date—
Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Edison
Chicago
6s
Aug 1 1998
series A 1970
2%s
Transit
Authority
3%s
+62%
__Jun-Dec
Quar-Feb
—-
Mar,
7
83.03
62%
631%
98%
40
96%
1st
of
N
2
86%
89%
70%
71%
6
69%
73
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
Elmira
4s
mortgage
Gas
Water
series
4s
Fuel
&
65
65
5
61%
65
97
98%
Lt
Division—
J
3'As
&
—May
1993—.
1965
5s
RR
B
'71%
May-Nov
1993
A
series
—
$97%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956—
68.05 Jan 18
98%
86%
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
80.49 Dec
Low
144
86%
—
,
—
100%
1
100% 100%
100%
closing prices of the common
by major industry
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
stocks for the week ended March 2, 1956, for composite and
groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows lor
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co—
A6%s
with Nov
A6%s
ex
Nov
1
1
1940
1947
Percent
1953
coupon
May-JVou
Flying Tiger Line
5%s
5s 1961
debs 1967
$100
May-Nov
$25
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1953
coupon
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
$97
__
Mar. 2 '56
Isarco
debs
6s
96 %
$108
June-Doc
conv
$160%
116
109
112
96%
4s
1970
coupon
1952
RR
$52
Jan-July
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Altalian
1947
Power
Midland
1940
1
J
Nov
54
487/a
—
52%
Valley
Realization Trust 6 % %
England
RR
Power
4%
1963—
3%s
1961
liq tr ctts—
April-Oct
100
„
96
,.j
$101
$176%
109
96
93%
3
104
J«7i-July
98%
22
96
May-Nou
--
——
99% 100
•
'
LOW
269.4
427.2*
+
427.2
324.7
+ 0.6
399.6
304.2
+
1.7
456.2
342.0
339.5
283.5
1.2
327.9
+
1.5
;
158.5
157.2
+
0.8
159.0
143.6
and Service
318.1
312.5
+
1.8
335.4
265.6
+1.8
362.8
284.8
u
.
Finance
362.8*
Mining
♦New
101
101
—
Trade,
422.1
448.7
332.8
Goods
392.8
456.2*
Goods
Non-Dui-ablc
Utility
r—
$25
Mar-JVou
+ 1.2
395.3
Manufacturing
Transportation
$100
1952—
coupon
.
High
340.1
Change
336.0
340.1*
Composite
Durable
— —
—
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
New
1953
Western
&
Feb. 24, '55
the
-1955-1956-
.
«»—1
'
AGesfuerel
Guantanamo
7
High
84.03
102%
142
3
^
Range for 15)55
83.76
8
9
9
78.87 Jan 23
—.
65
101%
25
Mar.
High
Mar.
84.03 Mar
High
Low
1
97%
97%
-June-Dec
___Jan-July
1978
82.80
Fri.
144
144
Low
No.
High
101'% 101%
101'A
Jane-Dec
Jan.
82.41
6
Wed,
Range Since
5
Mar.
Thurs.
Low
Averages
Range for 1956
Closing
Mar.
Tues.
Bold
Bid & Asked
r
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
—
Bonds
Friday's
40
March
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Total
Bond*
Jan
—
•
—
10
Grade
March
_
_2
Second
Indus¬
164.85
488.84
—
'
i'tf
10
First
2
Jan
713
'
713
-Bonds
10
Total
March
Feb
2,100
«
.
10
Feb
55'A
61%
week.
current
Mar
13%
59%
61
d Ex-interest,
range),
Jan
19
2
during
Stocks
Jan
17%
12%
13%
•
transacted
65 %
—
year's
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Jan
%
6%
the
are
22
—
5%
.
Jan
7
234
:
20%
4 %
6%
6 'A
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Mon.
American
.
.
100
—
5s
deposit receipts6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
being
22
'
5
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.
Ltd—
American
In
27'% Mar
4%
—8
common
sales
110
48% Mar
2
Wool worth
prices;
Feb
"9%
1
Woodail Industries Inc
Woodley Petroleum
%
A Jan
12 %
100
pfd
asked
Jan
—
4
and
20%
1
Lt
bid
being traded flat.
45
11%
1
Included
■i
266
§ Reported in receivership.
100
25%
•
Ltd
&
ABonds
3,050
17,100
__
Wisconsin Pwr
(not
XA
5
preferred
$Friday's
Jan
12
common
Brothers
action
Jan
5%
133% Feb
__
.1
_
Co
&
transaction
56%
37'A
6%
(not
included in year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
h Ex-principal. 11 Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range), r Trans¬
for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z E«-liquidating dividend.
27'A
"
__25
Corp
Corp
C)
Deferred delivery
a
54%
37
46
55%
37
transaction
Odd-lot
22
1
preferred
5%
48'A
1
White's Auto Stores Inc
5'A%
3
10
'
5%
iff
26
—20
Mfg—
5%
54%
$36%
25%
com
Coal
5%
4 7'A
%
Is
—
*
Stationary
Westmoreland
55%
,
dividend,
Jan
104
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
Jan-July
2s
1919
Jan
3%
Jan
5
700
240
6%s
102%
102
__
—
Jan
Jan
3
•
Jan
136
$44'A
Jan
2%
15'A Feb
2
5'A
135
136
1st pfd_ -100
Jan
900
3'/8
5%
—
Maryland Ry 7%
2% Mar
4%
136%
„
—
*
Ltd
22'A Mar
Jan"
Jan
41,500
139
138
1.25
Manufacturing
Leaseholds
Western
138
Jan
1%
400
2%
2
*
Feb
23
3
400
17
17
~2%
10c
West Texas Utilities
Western
2,600
2%
Feb
Jan
20
192,500
3%
20%
2%
_40c
preference—.
Wentworth
6,800
2%
22%
3%
Knapp Inc
series
22%
1
-
common
3%
Jan
18
22
111% Mar
Jan
3 %
300
22
1
Inc
Co
Wasatch Corp
$6
3'A
4% Jan
108
10
800
22
-30
Ward Baking Co warrants
Webb
111% 111%
—1
preferred
& Tiernan
Waltham
5%
"loo
Inc
cumulative
$2
•
ext
ctfs
$102%
:Mar-Sepf
i,—
value,
par
$60
June-Dec
—June-Dec
stmpd
Government
A5'As
a
»
Co
1 1997_.
(Plan A)
Jan
3s
Janeiro
de
ARussian
♦No
w
Aircraft
Waco
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2'As 2008
Peru (Republic of) —
Feb
$65
April-Gcf
,
1931
6s
$65
Afay-Nov
6% Mar
6
1
—10
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp
Jan
31
Jan
5%
Feb
,88
Jan
9%
-20c
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Mar
*r
4% Mar
3,200
'
Venezuela
7
Feb
300
31
31
_
Industries warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
400
—.
•
Co
7
7
5
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
■
1
common
356.4
„
High.
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st
due
1st
3'As
A6%s
A6V2S
Public
Safe
1963
to
3'As
$98%
April-Oct
1964
3'As
April-Oct
Oct
1
1960
1940 coupon
1947 coupon
1
97%
101%
•
$100
Water
Power
6s
3'As series A
and
ref
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3'As series
1976
D
series
E
F
1979
„.
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
Dye
1971
3s
3'As
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1970
99'A
"3
102%
3
Wasatch
1947
deb
Corp
Washington
4
100%
+96% 101
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$100
Feb-Aug
$112
104
6s
1953
5,000
5,529,700
Total.
14,170,708
$24,355,000
$1,199,300
$15,000
ser
Power
Traction
of
1956
June-Dee
96
102
102
88
132
102
3%s
104
Jan-July
June-Doc
1964
•
June-Doc
1974
7.9%
Feb-Aug
1959_:
'
104
102% 102%
79
109
109
$8,000
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Price
80
'
,
109
—
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
-
(Germany)
ACauca
Valley 7s 1948
11
102%
104
5
102%
A6s
series
A
A6s
,
series
B
Port
73'A
7s 1951
AGerman
104
2
$25,569,300
Total—
mo
110
AS
f
secured
AHanover
7s
1939
AHanover
ALima
(City oft
(20%
(Prov)
City
Maranhao
AMedellin
6s
Sold
Transactions at the American Stock
High
(Peru)
1947
Jan.
No.
Low
High
stamped
1951
rofai
Bonds
$30,000
$105,000
$16,000
$151,000
5,000
181,000
1,090,580
69,000
1.031.495
66,000
226.000
1,000
293,000
1,330,735
98,000
48,000
5.000
151,000
1,643,235
70,000
68,000
17,000
155,000
6,346,775
$333,000
$354,000
$44,090
$931,000
—
190
Frl, Mar. 9_:
;—
Total
$86
81
81
81
81
84
Week Ended Mar. 9
25
20
20
20
125
124
125 »/8
111%
113'A
$111% 115
1955
1956
Stocks—No.
of
Jan. 1 to Mar. 9
1956
—
1955
6,346,775
5,920,525
39,158.239
60,664,677
$333,000
Shares—
$413,000
$2,398,000
554.090
133,090
1,607,000
$3,889,000
2,436,090
44 000
52,000
436,090
Bonds
75'A
Feb-Aug
2%s
Bonds
Wed. Mar. 7
Thurs. Mar. 8
124
May-Nop
1949
A)
Foreign
Corporate
107.000
Germany—
(Plan
Bonds
Bonds
1,230,730
—
—
Government
Domestic
of
1
Jan-July
June-Dec
6'As stamped
Exchange
Foreign
(Number
Range Since
Feb-Aug
1952
redeemed)
stamped
7s
6'As
1947—
6'As
$217,936,400
Stocks
Bonds
+80
Feb-Aug
7s
$209,054,800
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
$70
April-Ocf
Munic
$18,969,500
105
104'/8
m
April-Oct
JTm-July
Jen-July
June-Dec
.
1951
Cons
200,660,700
Tues. Mar. 6——■.—>
i
Waterways
193,994,900
80
—
1952
&
17,333,000
103%
63
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
ADanzig
163,000
17,154,700
Shares)
1947
ABaden
$73,000
9,986,900
—
'
Mon. Mar. 5
Jan
$12,000
1.624,500
:
Week's Range
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946-
$15,000
24,355,000
Banki
International
Railroad and Industrial
__
$104% 107
June-Aug
6s
BONDS
7s
1955
164,002,259
1,199,300
—
Foreign
Friday
A20-year
113,053,290
16,210,865
U. S. Government
—
$100
+25
1903—
A
Union
Stock
14,176,708
Shares—
1956
1955
1956
Stocks—No.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
$25,569,300
Jan. 1 to. Mar. 9
Week Ended Mar. 9
97
100
125
1956
1900
5s
Newspaper
5,432,600
224,000
99
95%
—
$25
Feb-Aug
coupon
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
Western
209,700
102%
99%
__
103
1953
1973
coupon
6s
Water
4,902,000
5,315,000
100%
98%
102'A
102
coupon
1940
1
1
$10,000
3,429,670
96
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
143,060
Fri. Mar. 9
94
—
Bonds
1940 coupon
Chemical
&
4,749,000
$94 % 100
April-Ocf
1970
(Calif.)
1947
1
5,208,000
Thurs. Mar. 8.
98 "4
305,000
4.961,000
4,656,000
99%
98%
$4,744,000
2,503,640
98
103'A 104
Sales
$317,000
2,302,580
Wed. Mar. 7
99
$98% 100
Bond
Bonds
2,771.888
Tues. Mar. G
+94
—
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
$4,427,000
3.088,930
Mon. Mar. 5
Co—
1
Aug
Aug
ex
3'As
Electric
&
Hydro-Electric
A6'As with
A6'As
101%
■
+98% 100%
Feb-Aug
Fch-Aug
Feb-Awgr
1973
scries
99%
24
100% 101 %
9 2'A
Feb-Aug
1973
B
1976
3s
-
92%
United States
Bank
Foreign
—
90
Feb-Aug
series
3s
3s
100%
—
11
and Miscel.
Bonus
Shares
102
90%
Number of
150
147
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
$93
Corp
1973
M
2%s series C
West
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
—
—
—
$148% 150
1998-Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Webb &
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
98%
102
—
—
—
$25
I960-
3s, 1981—May-Nov
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Ja 11-July
United
103 V2
Hydro-Electric Co—
with Oct.
ex
Harbor
Terni
101 %
101%
99%
101%
$99
99%
5
$101% 102 %
June-Dec
Jan-July
Service Electric & Gas Co
1st
10
101% 102%
April-Ocf
1968
1971
3s
Water & Power
__
—
100% 100%
Jan-July
1970
Piedmont
,
mortgage
mortgage
Pennsylvania
1953
extended
1953
Power
1st
G'As
mortgage
6%s
Ohio
1958
$154
Mar-Sept
75'A
73'A
155
76
155'A
$71
2008—Mav-Non
June-Dec
$43%
$70
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
43%
—._.
823,000
43%
Total
$931,000
,
$598,000
$4,441,000
$7,198,000
37
88
The
(1262)
Commercial anM;Financial
Chronicle
..
.
Monday, March 12, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American Motors Corp —.i—
American Tel & Tel-—;
Anaconda
Boston
<fc
Boston
o'y.
Maine
&
Pers
Calumet
Prop
—
cumulative
5%
cum
Eastern Steamship Lines
Inc
Ford Motors Co
Gillette
Island Creek Coal
Kennecott
Lone
Co
RR
Co
E
N
Tel
Norbute
Olin
&
Tel
System
Corporation
50c
Stone
Webster
&
Stop & Shop Inc
"When
Union
Twist
United
U
&
1,734
52%
Jan
62% Mar
827
40%
Jan
48
48
40"%
40"%
8
131% 135%
324
74%
60
-
79%
133%
Feb
50
75
17%
2,447
16%
Jan
£37% 139%
506
134 %
40% Mar
Jan
2%
12V2 Jan
3%
51% Feb
Jan
24
24 %
24%
109
23
385
22% Feb
21% Feb
24%
32%
33%
195
32% Feb
34%
58%
19%
25%
59
175
16/
56
Feb
63
Jan
20
19% Mar
20
Mar
867
23% Jan
27%
—.—1
Co_
I
~
—
—
26%
23%
122
56 %
Jan
64% Mar
5
111%
Jan
114% Mar
6414
114% 114%
100
-
—
*
Electric
Corp
—
62%
12.50
Gemmer
£8% Mar
-<1*
>'
Feb
Jan
Mining—50
14
14%
33
60
63%
14
3,203
Jan
56% Feb
Last
Par
American
Laundrv
28%
Champion
Jan
Paper
Corp
Stores
Tobacco
Co
1,057
l7/a
257
•17%
High
17% Mar
19%
Jan
490
19%
Jan
23
Feb
879
13
Feb
16% Mar
Electric
Motors——.
4%
4%
4%
355
Breweries V—_1
A io%
9%
10%
: 950
7%
7%
230
Motors
——I
—
Drug
;
_—1
(S
Screw
—1
Products
Chemical
Wheel
Electric
■i
1
—
3%
Feb
Feb
200
1%
Jan
1%
Mar
Feb
32
Mar
3,998
11%
Feb
18
Mar
'2,147
40%
Jan
49% Mar
73'A
28
70% 73%
62
5
41%
89%
41%
88%
90
25
1,142
9%
42%
_
51%
104
4%
5 A
800
?%
42%
9%
126
121^-123%
—
20
41%
20
73'A Mar
Rickel
26 k
Jan
28 % Mar
River
37%
Jan
41%
Feb
Rockwell
88
Feb
91
Jan
Rudy
5% Feb
4/e Mar
10
8/2 Feb
36 /8
50
52
544
47
reo
47%
51%
592
43%
Jan
Feb
Sheller
Standard
52%
Jan
16%
150
15
Feb
Feb
16% Mar
371%
37%
29
37
Feb
40
Wayne
—
—.
91%
9
%
•
54%
24 %
71%
23
19
54%
24
70%
—
m
01/
8/2 m,,
Mar
Jan
23,4
65
21 %
F
183% 186 %
225
78%
25
75% Feb
83%
78%
79%
135
65 %
Jan
52
51%
53
223
47
Feb
55%
-i.
18%
18%
25
17%
17%
17%
273
*
1
S
88
62%
1
5
67%
—:::::::::::::i
Pont
228%
10
84%
Eastman Kod'ak Co__—
Electric Auto-Lite
185
15
Aeco
Air
Mar
M
SowES
»8 j"n
67%
25
57%
Jan
215%
jan
67%
223% 228%
55
72 Va
International Harvester
Lorrillard (P) Co
(Glenn
L)
L-
National
Distillers
National
Lead
Inc
Co
Gold
Juneau
Alleghany Corp
Allied
Jan
Feb
86%
Allied
32% Feb
232%
83%
84%
60
77% Jan
38 %
36
36 %
Jan
36%
104
33,8
Feb
Bosch
American
Northern Pacific
(Un)_.
Inc
12%
Co
(Un)_.
Feb
46% Jan
American Smelting & Ref (Un)
American Tel & Tel Co (Un)
Feb
15
American
34%
34
34 A
85
20
19
367%
35%
fa 36%
20%
200
47
33%c
new
5
Radio Corporation
Republic Steel class B
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
Schenley Industries
*
10
class
B
•
1.40
new
-3
Sinclair
•
Socony
Vacuum
Southern Co
15
Brands
7
10
10
1
Union Carbide
U S Rubber Co
•
10
Steel
16%
Westinghouse
12%
Wool worth (F W)
Jan
34 %
Feb
40
23%
Mar
23%
50
85%
85%
60
78
Jan
85% Mar
44%
44%
10
40 M
Jan
47% Jan
100
71 A
Jan
22
4
Feb
20 %
Jan
Jan
44% Mar
Feb
Atlas
44%
71
38
45%
47%
46'%
65
41 A
Jan
46'/a Mar
48%
70
43 %
Feb
49%
49%
15
49 /a Mar
48% Jan
53% Jan
20%
22%
35%
125
182
50
19%
Feb
22% Mar
32%
Jan
35% Jan
62% Mar
22%
35%
35
61%
61%
61%
56%
Jan
—
72
72
6
64%
an
104% 106
in
70
iniv
101 A
inn
Jan
56%
159
—
—
-
25
111%
—
57%
—
&
Transit
footnotes
1998
page
47.
53'A
Feb
3%
185
3%
Jan
4 Va
9%
500
7%
Jan
9 % Mar
150
4% Mar
4"%
4%.
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5
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5 Va
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Feb
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72%
73
785
67
Feb
73
Mar
114
114
110
101
Jan
114
Mar
24%
24%
775
23
20%
21
841
17
26
26
430
25"
190
71%
71
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14%
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Feb
24% Mar
Feb
21
Jan
27
Feb
45
Jan
48%
Feb
441
63%
Feb
71% Mar
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:
Mar
14%
420
14% Mar
15 Va
8%
8%
490
8% Mar
23%
412
7%
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
23% Mar
55%
55%
351
50
:
Jan
186
186
1,218
179%
Jan
186
Feb
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146
75%
Feb
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25
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78%
10
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1,129
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21% Mar
40,a
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56
54%
56%
75
48,<
Jan
55
143 A
Jan
158% 159
52%
58%
53 A
59%
10%
10%
24%
25
111% 114
47
9
22
190
J
n
50^4 Feb
47% Jan
90
110
43%
Jan
56% Mar
159
Mar
53% Mar
59 % Mar
Feb
*
103,4
57%
57%
21
30
60%
62%
361
47%
47%
30
47,a
56%
56%
204
3S %
107% Jan
10% Mar
Jan
25
Feb
114
Mar
Mar
52
Feb
51 %
Feb
58% Jan
57,a
Feb
62% Mar
Jan
49%
56% Mar
Refining Co
Refining
Jan
53
53
$12,750
53
Mar
59%
Feb
(Un)„—1
Corp
(Un)_
(Un)^
Co
Bandini
Petroleum
Bankline Oil Co
Barker
Bros
Oil
Beckman
Corp
Co
of
81
71
Feb
71 Va
129
47
Feb
904
16
Feb
53% Feb
19% Mar
Jan
a51V4 a52.%.
'
19%
19%
17%
17%
450
15%
al50%al52%
1,299
142%
Feb
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Borden
Feb
42 Va
Feb
6 Va
Jan
7% Feb
15%
Jan-
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14%
110
13%
Feb
5%
6%
3,060
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Jan
6% Mar
8
8%
375
7%
Jan
8%
10
a21%
20c
9%
common
V
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Feb
76
20%
Jan
22
Jan
9%
300
9%
Jan
10
Jan
29%
29%
740
Jan
25%
25%
200
24
Feb
30% Jan
25% Mar
a55 % a55%
242
50%
Jan
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1
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1
25%
5
50c
2%
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4,765*
141
27
1%
146
Jan
Feb
56%
Feb
2% Feb
162
Jan
15%
3,290
12%
Jan
15 Va Mar
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£
25c
25c
25c
2,000
21c
Feb
32c
2
J
18
18
18%
2,071
15%
Feb
18% Mar
77
78%
828
70%
Jan
3%
4%
3,518
78% Mar
4% Feb
al5% al6%
2
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5
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—
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1
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,
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194
16
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78
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47%
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44%
—
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78% Mar
—
20
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25%
165
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Ashland
23% Mar
24%
46%
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24% Mar
4
23%
—
Sunray Oil
85
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15
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Studebaker
Armour
19
75
24%
106
25
New
Armco
90%
40
&
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Anderson-Prichard
36% Mar
94% Jan
25
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20% Jan
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165
85%
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Aluminium
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16%
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194
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National Cash Register
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9%
Last
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13%
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3
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28
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5
34%
150
31%
5% Mar
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33%
28
Feb
4% Jan
10
1%
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15
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324
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15% Feb
173
71%
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175
4%
18%
28
28
28%
450
79% Mar
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78%
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Jan
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21
27%
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8,692
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Feb
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50
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23%
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—
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9%
10
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New
5,213
3,194
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49%
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62 %
28%
7%
6
-
Feb
Mar
27%
5
Chemical
&
14%
61%
v*
1
9
5
Federated
462%
6
47
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Du
3J% Mar
9 Va
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—
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Dow
23
Jan
:Vr- 6%
—1
—
Radiator
Canadian
Feb
31%
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Young Spring
Cyanamid
Bethlehem
16%
28%
493
1
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Armco Steel (new)
Avco
Feb
780
5
—25
——
Airlines
Ashland
439
1
&
International
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16%
33%
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Corp
Oil
Jan
30
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52
Alleghany
Mar
16%
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*
common
Jan
3
33%
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•
———
36
Feb
30
Mar
•
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Feb
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3
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23
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Feb
8
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23
23
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86
320
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34
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21
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34
73%
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24
33%
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34
76%
.
34%
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28%
29%
23%
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20
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455
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Friday
20 %
Jan
Mar
Houdaille Industries Inc
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
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20%
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General
Feb
15
Jan
Trailer
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51%
149
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58%
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Ford
Gar
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56%
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27
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57%
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100
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54% Mar
5
—
28
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23% Mar
609
23
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Feb
515
1,403
54
27%
5
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Jan
55
53%
—
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53
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--
Feb
1,299
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Jan
22%
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26%
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24% Mar
22%
Lov
4%
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58% Mar
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High
26%
Cnrysler Corp
Consumers
Shares
2
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Consolidated
4%
for Week
Products—
Metal
Company —
Burroughs Corp
Feb
•
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Low
-1
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17% Mar
23
Co
RR
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,13% Mar
139%
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1,200
316
494
Jan
Electric
American
Feb
129
60
2%
Mar
135% Mar
79%
17
Par
Allen
Saiet
Range
Sale Price
62% Mar
34% Jan
114% Jan
65% Jan
133
133
13%
13%
Last
stocks
Jan
—
Machinery Corp
Westinghouse
763
62%
53% Feb
61% Mar
Exchange
Week's
Friday
35% Mar
24%
—-
Mass
62%
Feb
*
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74
57%
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5614
31%
Detroit Stock
Feb
25
——
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Mar
11
58%
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Mar
26
45%
__
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4 Feb
32
10
20
1
59%
5
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
Shawmut
1
53
Jan
53
32
61%
—
Exchange
Stock
58% Mar
55%
17%
Stock
Midwest
21% Mar
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47% Jan
34
--
100
Mathieson Chem
Feb
15% Jan
156
10%
„
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Co
44%
733
61%
53
—
Narragansett Racing Assn.——1
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222
21%
1
—
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58%
20
—
———10
5 <k
131
12% Jan
53 % Jan
55%
—
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Exchange
43% Jan
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61% Mar
Feb
32
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Star
Maine
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57% Mar
19% Feb
—
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Co
Detroit
Jan
36%
35%
.
—-—.—5
(new)
Jan
Jan
54%
46% Mar
__
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General Electric
155
145
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29
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10
57%
179
3814
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————-
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Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
541
80
153
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—
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Mass St
56%
20%
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«„
5
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Hecla
&
2,536
153
56%
——100
*
——
1,045
77%
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
8Va
—
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RR
Cities Service Co
Eastern
184%
——35
—-——
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100
Company —
——
50
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Boston Edison
Shares
18314 186%
6
9
for Week
of Prices
Low
—5
MARCH
ENDED
Sales
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
Last
FOR
8
Jan
1
15%
15%
488
15%
Feb
16%
5
33%
33%
194
29 Va
Jan
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Volume
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1
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37%
100
1,218
,
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431/4 Mar
420
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31
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160
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Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
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Pan American World Air
Pfizer
Jan
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232
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67
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Pacific
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87
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Feb
101
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Feb
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Oil
Jan
73
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Jan
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Eastman
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Jan
38
56%
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31% Mar
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,
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15%
(Un)
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56%
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205
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14%
Feb
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(Un)—
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Amer Oil Co
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Jan
37%
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Decca
Feb
1
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39%
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Crucible Steel Co
Ohio
Feb
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50
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Feb
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|
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*0
..
.
Monday, March 12, 1956
(1264)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MARCH 9
ENDED
Friday
Sales
^eae„gSe
Angeles Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Los
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
United
Fruit
United
Gas
S
U
U
Corp
Rubber Co lUn)_
S
Steel
U S
(Un)—
Corp
Plywood
Corp.—
59
57%
—10
Oil
de
Vanadium
Walgreen
—
10
—
30%
(Unj__
Pictures
21%
21%
Washington Water Power (Un)_^_.—*
Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
4
Western Air Lines Inc
—-1
Pacific
(Un)
Western Union Teleg
Westinghduse Elec (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)_
Wllliston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson
__
—
General Candy
51j/4
Feb
58%
Feb
General
53
Jan
65
Feb
General Dynamics Corp (Un)
28%
Feb
29% Mar
177
61%
__
21
Jan
24
42
Mar
42
__
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—
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—
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19%
340
23 %
Jan
a
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78
29%
Jan
19%
Feb
589
1,499
Feb
33% Mar
Feb
62% Mar
57
'46%
58%
a
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Griesedieck
Oil
Heileman
Feb
23%
Feb
Heln
56
86%
Feb
95
Jan
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130% Mar
Co
(Walter
Spencer
Low
Par
Steel
Acme
0
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Abbott
&
Admiral
Chalmers
61
73%
11,550
74%
69%
74%
1,000
65%
Jan
74% Mar
24%
24%
24%
-800
22%
Feb
25%
(111)
Rad
Viscose
American
Oil
Amurex
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Armour
A
Atco
186%
Feb
79%
1,000
75 %
Feb
83%
Feb
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49%
50%
200
46 %
Jan
51
Jan
7
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500
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151%
14%
38
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Washer
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3
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15%
Feb
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&
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Bearings
(Un)
13
Co
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Inc
Belden Manufacturing
Bendix Aviation
Co
20 % Mar
Jan
T/r
149% 151%
900
140 %
Jan
151% Mar
14
14%
200
12%
Jan
14% Mar
Marshall
Field
&
37%
38
500
35%
Jan
39%
Jan
Martin
(Glenn
L)
8%
9
4,400
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
Medusa
Portland
6%
7%
2,200
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Mar
Corp
Bethlehem
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Corp
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Canadian
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Centlivre
Central
of
South
32 %
700
31
Jan
34%
500
Jan
47% Mar
68
Feb
74
2
Jan
2%
Jan
16
500
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
2,300
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
33%
34%
800
28%
Jan
241/4
450
23 %
Jan
27 %
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24
200
22%
Feb
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Feb
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•
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34
35
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2
1,100
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Feb
21
2
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27
27
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60
58%
60
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Chicago & Northwestern Ry Co
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22% Mar
Jan
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Feb
100
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25%
Feb
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16%
67%
16%
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17%
67%
Feb
72 %
26
53%
27
100
300
150
23%
Jan
27
Mar
38 %
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1
Mar
Jan
Feb
I
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—
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31%
36%
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18%
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19%
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23
20
100
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21
Jan
Mar
Jan
300
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32%
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6%
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Feb
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127
129%
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Feb
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129% Mar
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34
31
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28%
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51
92%
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27%
47%
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47%
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27
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45
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2,650
200
23
31%
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32%
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500
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__
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23
4
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1,500
700
2
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Lead
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New York
Jan
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8% Mar
8% Mar
25%
Aviation
35% Mar
28
Jan
30% Mar
100
22%
Jan
27
Mar
Northern
900
54'/a
Jan
60
Mar
1,700
23%
Feb
26%
65
100
64%
Jan
65%
Jan
States
Power
Feb
Jan
Mar
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
27%
Jan
Northwest Bancorporation
800
22% Mar
25%
Jan
25
Feb
31
Jan
Ohio
100
36
% Mar
46
Feb
Ohio
43%
400
39
Feb
9%
600
9
Jan
50
132
Jan
133%
43% Mar
9%
138
Jan
Oil
Oklahoma
Gas
73%
77%
3,000
72 %
Feb
85%
62%
60%
62 %
800
55%
Jan
-
10
Jan
3/64
70%
26% Mar
Feb
22% Mar
Feb
24
45%
Feb
52 % Mar
77.
Feb
86 % Mar
42%
Jan
45%
11%
Feb
14
39
Jan
47%
..21
134,600
68%
"• Jan
2.200
-
•
Mar
„
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
78%
85
Jan
38
Feb
18%
Feb
19%
Jan
17
15,200
Jan
34
10
Jan
18%
Feb
7.50
70 % Mar
:
24%
23%
1,200"
22%
Feb
24'A
53
1,200
49%
Jan,
53
38%
1,100
34
Jan
38% Mar
36%
38%
__
Natural Gas
3/64 Mar
Jan
52"%
36%
Jan
36%
23
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23%
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18
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300
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Feb
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Feb
Mar
Jan
25%
Jan
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24%
400
23%
57%
57%
300
51 %
Jan
57% Mar
50%
51% Mar
62 % Mar
43%
17%
3/64
.
Olin-Mathieson
771/2
10
17%
3/64
•
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Electric—.
&
Rights
Oklahoma
25
19%
_12
(Un)
Jan
Chrysler Corp
19%
—1
Co
Co
Feb
Cities Service Co
19%
__
10
Oak Manufacturing Co
600
Jan
8
20
20 %
Co—
(Un)
24%
136
37%
,
Edison
86'%
5
Northern Illinois Gas Co
(Minnesota)
14
45%
84%
37%
,
52%
13%
44%
84%
36%
1
(Un)
North American Car Corp
Rights
> 44%
24
800
900
400
3,400
' 500"
600
150
400
800
100
1,990
,
10
(Un)
Jan
Feb
44
•
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5
Central RR
33%
1,500'
44
14
.
__
5
Mfg—
American
44
23%
—1
(Un)
&
8
26
5
:
Co
Co
Tile
86%
1
1
1
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National Distillers Prod
Gypsum
8%
26%
22%
8
26
21 %
21%
52
85%
10
Industries Inc
36%
9%
.
1,200
600
100
25%
National Container Corp
National Cylinder Gas
27
41%
I"
1,100
25%
50c
convertible
preferred
Muskegon Motor Spec conv class A
22%
.
35% Mar
90
•
Co
36%
*
Chicago Rock Island
Chicago
Mount
25%
23%
•
preferred
32% Jan
25%
National Standard Co
20%
65
450
15%
Morns
t
Feb
20%
convertible preferred
♦
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common—_•
35%
30%
2
5
56% Mar
$3
88% Mar
Jan
Chemical
National
Jan
1
Feb
38
•
National
Feb
(Un)
78%
15%
Cement
Jan
Jan
4%
Com common
Feb
300
900
Co__
15% Mar
53 %
Certain-Teed Products
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Feb
16%
88%
15%
Fuel—
Portland
Mfg
35
300
(Un)_:
23
Jan
84%
1
Co
Feb
6,900
.
Jan
16
15%
(Un)
Mfg
Feb
4%
II
~~
&
Feb
56%
•
Brewing
1%
4%
5
19%
30
44
__25
Utilities
12%
56%
50c
65% Mar
1,300
100"
37%
__
32%
100
4%
Corp_^_
59% Jan
16%
15%
& Scott—
900
-
56%
Corp__^__;
900
22%
3%
Cement
2,000
16%c
___
21% Mar
34 % Mar
23%
Feb
3%
Montgomery Ward & Co
(Phillip) & Co___
Jan
_lo
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A
38%
20%
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series
Jan
50
18
30%
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River
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Missouri
Modine
"entral Illinois Pub Serv__
Chicago
Mississippi
19% Mar
2,000
Feb
400
90
-
16%C
Min
Jan
24
23%
5
America—
Brewing
&
34%
25
•
Minnesota
Jan
Jan
15%
24%
common
Corp
Minneapolis
Jan
2% Feb
Jan
20%
16
—„_L—_10c
Ltd—
58 %
165
17%
2%
'
34%
65%
•
Jan
Jan
3%
& Co—
Food
South
20 %
47%
__
7%
33%
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Products—
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200
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__
6% Mar
7
Mickelberry's
Feb
1,350
2%
,
4
Co„^
27 % Mar
19%
46%
15
(Un)
Feb
Feb
Jan
4%
Inc
23%
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2%
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Inc
Canadian
Jan
18%
5%
Co—
Chapman
32
5
Corp..
Super
Calumet
Jan
1%
146%
Jan
♦
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
Jan
Mar
3%
16%
5
Marquette Cement Mfg
23%
__
l
Corp
Brothers common
50
300
200
5
Burton-Dixie
Butler
Jan
r: 2,400
32
_20c
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Burlington
Burroughs
Jan
24%
200
Jan
Mar
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Lytton's (Henry C)
18%
*
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Gear
2%
1,700
2%
5
(E
Foote
76
57
2%
__
10
Corp
Sons
Brad
15%
Jan
153% 154%
•
8
Corp
Feb
61%
500
27%
55%
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Corp
13%
3
25%
2%
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2%
27%
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Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
1,300
50
14%
17%
2
10
17% Feb
76
17%
*
preferred
Feb
Jan
14%
17%
Jan
1
(Un)
Printing Co common—
Lindsay Chemical Co common
6%
76
13
7%
300
500
300
4,890
2,200
500
common
15%
3
10
Co
1,200
14%
Feb
8.75
Co
2,500
76
♦
11%
com__33%c
(Un)
Lincoln
Merritt
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
550
•
Co
10
17%
13
3.50
Development
17%
8%
10v
Fe
(Un>__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
80% Mar
20%
18%
20 %
1
&
Monarch
Kropp
7% Mar
53%
12%
*
Libby McNeil & Libby
Feb
13
•
Laclede Gas Co
78-,
5
—
Athey Products Corp
Automatic
Jan
46%
26%
33 %c
179 %
100
29
Jan
1
1,900
Oil
Knapp
23% Mar
52%
Jan
23%
7.50
Light
183% 186 %
52%
Feb
24%
550
:_4
&
Jan
Jan
6%
1,500
*
Chemical
&
Power
21%
Kio
Jan
66%
6,300
26%
5
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Mar
1,000
7%
27%
26%
41%
Alum
2,900
78%
6%
26%
27
23%
50
(Un)
7
26%
27 V*
Kansas
Jan
27
|
&
Jan
Jan
10%
32%
Feb
5%
Mar
1,000
97
32"%
7%
6% ;
Jan
97
Electric__—_____1
24%
7
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common
&
:
.
&
600
50%
11
Jan
(Un)
Tel
&
3,300
23
Jan
03%
Chemical
Kennecott
Feb
8%
10
85
10%
92%
__
Kaiser
Jan
Jan
Mar
28
27
700
/
•
&
8%
78%
common
:
Refining
28
8%
4
(111)
Topeka
27
28
10
Warrants
Atlantic
17%
184%
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison
Feb
*23%
Corp_.
Co
&
16%
__25
Anaconda Cooper Mining
Armco
200
8
(Un)
Corp
class
Co
16%
100
25
San
Tobacco
American
16%.
8%
& Tel Co
American Tel
72
S
Stand
&
47%
14%
Light Co—.
___10
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe.—*
Jones & Laughiln Steel (Un)
10
Feb
27
7
Motors Corp
American
Power
Jan
1
American Machine & Foundry
American
Iowa
Feb
Feb
l
Power Co
Feb
__
10
Co
Investment Co
American
Tel
Illinois-Gas
Jan
14%
1
Co
Paper
International
Iowa
61
14%
(Un)___
Nickel
9% Mar
44
14%
14%
Feb
35
15%
25%
Mar
35%
Jan
800
37
87
12
900
Jan
;
200
300
30
"
Co
2,400
72
100
16%
9%
45%
37
22
14%
25%
Feb
37
64%
International
45%
30
*
Co
International Shoe Co
25%
Jan
22%
Jan
70%
25
65%
'
RR
Products
Jan
45%
900
21%
10% Mar
12.50
29%
20%
32%
(Un)
29 %
lo
21%
(Un)—.
Mar
18
16% Mar
Jan
Cyanamid
American
Mar
70
Jan
50
Jan
Paramount Theatres
American Can Co
16
Jan
17
34%
8
Broadcasting
American
Feb
60%
550
34%
18% Mar
61
13%
800
18
34%
30%
Interstate
150
70
17%
lo
common
Development
International
Jan
16
67%
25
Co
Steel
Steel
16
51% Mar
500
Mfg
(Un)
Mar
Jan
300
American Airlines
Feb
Mar
41
Jan
2,800
Jan
15
47
Jan
13%
10%
46
Jan
Jan
37%
47
19%
71
12%
40%
600
200
32
Jan
8,900
1,900
41
600
8%
7%
14%
47
38%
400
18%
9%
14%
6%
International Mineral
Mar
43
Feb
16%
32
14
41 % Mar
51 %
10'A
14
36% Mar
Jan
6%
19%
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200
200
Jan
6%
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Aneghany Corp
(Un)__
Allied Laboratories
A 111*
Feb
46%
16%
Castings
—
Aluminum
Brass
Akron
39%
61% Mar
Feb
1
1
Co
Corp
Mvanced
High
700
65
Jan
Corp—____3
Xnterlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
43
Feb
52%
42%
1
Co
Bartlett
Central
Indiana
High
42
43
/
Brick
Inland
Shares
58%
3,100
15,600
3
Hershey
Illinois
for Week
of Prices
1,400
61%
45%
18
1
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Industrial
Sales
Range
Sale Price
63 %
Feb
69%
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Illinois
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Last
STOCKS
17% Mar
46
14%
10
Co
Brewing
Werner Corp
Hibbard
Exchange
Week's
Feb
59%
40%
25
Huttig Sash & Door
Frifay
16%
36%
1
;
(G)
Iioudaille
A MmpllrntUa if Mm
500
41%
3
(Un)
Harnischfeger Corp
--
Hupp
Midwest Stock
17%
2%
*
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Corp
Hallicrafters
Jan
class
Co
Gulf
23%
130% Mar I'
13% Mar
•
& Dock
Cooperage
Corp
85
345
Feb
41%
•
•
Co
Greyhound
14% Mar
Jan
Greif
Jan
Jan
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12%
44'%
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Fed
39c
13%
940
50%
Jan
47%
29
213
Feb
30c
137
2%
3
36%
lo
Eros
Bossard
22% Mar
Feb
Mar
3,100
61
62%
61%
45%
1
Co
(Un)
Ooodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Feb
64
29
6,150
Co
Goldblatt
Feb
20
3,773
35c
14"%
48%
(The)
undden
21% Mar
Feb
64
3
70
2%
—
31
Jan
66
10% Mar
13%
5
Telephone
Gillette
Feb
—
200
70
High
Jan
'
•
50
9%
2%
10
1
Utilities (Un)
1,600
16%
com—1.66%
Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
30% Mar
30% Mar
415
Low
10%
13%
8
Co
Public
General
;
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General
Mar
a46% a46%
a24% a24%
a9l % a93%
130% 130%
__
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York Corp
(Un)—_
1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube(Un)_.
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Zenith Radio Corp (Un)
——•
Corp
Contract
Range Since Jan. 1
High
68%
2%
5
2
3
Corp
General Motors Corp new
Mar
220
361
34c
14%
47%
10c
Mar
Shares
10%
10%
Gamble-Skogmo
Mar
542
33%
—
(Un)
W>
(E
Worthington
59
33%
60% 62%
a50%a51%
—
(Un)___
Inc
Co
&
Woolworth
41% Mar
Jan
21% 21%
a65% a65%
22 Vb 22%
—
10
12%
10
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
32
Feb
51%
1,144
a37% a37%
a36% a37%
—
_*
2.50
(Un)_„_
RR
Jan
37%
21%
West
Western
30%
Inc
5
General American Transportation—2.50
ueneral Box Corp
1
30%
___5
Company
Bros
Warner
—
54% Mar
2,114
62%
64
29% 29%
23%
24
42
42
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(Un)—
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Jan
373
a44% a45%
56%
59
56 57%
Pictures Co
Universal
Van
a44%
—
—_
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Universal
1
5
-16%
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51%
150
54% 54%
32
32
for Week
Low
180
54%
Sale*
Range
Par
High
205
.——J*
10
(Un)
Co
/
Low
High
Low
Par
Week's
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4%%
common
preferred
Cleveland
Clinton
Foods
Coleman
Co
1
Ilium
Consumers
Inc
Crane
48%
Jan
94 % Mar
98%
Feb
100
34%
Feb
39% Mar
45%
900
44%
Jan
45 % Mar
29%
32
900
27%
Jan
32
16
16
16
1,600
15%
Jan
16%
43%
5
42%
43%
4,000
41%
Jan
43% Mar
Cement
70
1,750
60%
Jan
71%
25
Corp
51
1,000
49
Feb
51
1
Corp
•67
70
•
Co
Motors
32
•
Edison common
Power
Continental
Jan
100
39%
47%
393/,
i
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Consolidated
1,700
96
39%
45 %
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Inc
Commonwealth
48
94%
48
100
:
Electric
50%
50%
1
8%
9%
600
25
Co
37%
38 %
200
—I—_5
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
10
1
111/4
31%
11%
32
8%
35
Feb
Feb
9%
Mar
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
38% Mar
2,900
7%
Jan
11% Mar
900
26%
Jan
32%
Feb
Pacific Gas
Pan
&
Chem
5%
convertible
Pennsylvania
Fenn-Texas
&
Detroit
Edison
Dodge
^ow
Company
10
(Charles)
Chemical
Du
Mont
Du
Pont
Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
12.50
Eastern
Inc
de
Air
(Alan
B)
Nemours
Lines
com
(Un)_,
Paper
(Un)
Falstafi
Brewing Corp
Motor Co
1
Foremost
Dairies
„
Drive
Fox
1,100
57%
Jan
8%
200
8%
Feb
225% 225%
5
49
49
84
83
84
212
210
212
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page
76%
200
Feb
230
Jan
Feb
49
Mar
Feb
84
Mar
Jan
220
16%
Jan
18% Mar
63 %
5,000
61% Mar
19
19%
400
14%
,
15%
4%
5%
5,850,
3,500
Feb
14% Mar
3%
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
•
*
:
63% Marf
20%
Jan
16%
Jan
5% Mar
5
Quaker Oats Co
5
Radio
•
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp
Rexall Drug
(Un)
(Un)
Reynolds
1/500
18
Co
36
Jan
17%
10%
27
16% Mar
17%
Feb
10%
12%
18
__
24%
__
68%
__
38%
26
24%
17%
25
18
155 % 155%
..
200
28,300
6,800
1,600
800
200
26
22%
Feb
Mar
Feb
17% Mar
147
Feb
Jan
29
Jan
25%
Jan
18
Mar
155% Mar
24'A Mar
23%
24%
2,300
20%
Jan
41%
42'%
600
37%
Feb
42 % Mar
68'A
70
700
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Jan
70
86%
88"%
200
79%
Jan
88%
37%
38%
4,300
37
Jan
38% Mar
200
1,290
65%
Feb
72%
37%
Jan
45% Mar
900
31%
Jan
35% Mar
600
47
Mar
Feb
River
(R. J.)
Raisin
Rockwell
Tobacco class B
Spring & Axle
St Louis National
St Louis
St
Regis
__
__
68
68%
44%
45%
Jan
33%
35%
45
46
Jan
19%
17%
19%
2.000
16
Jan
19% Mar
47%
46%
47%
2,600
200
43
Feb
49
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
50
Feb
53%
Feb
25%
Jan
28% Mar
lo
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5
46
__
51%
28
__
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9%
9%
51%
51%
27%
28%
12%
12%
200
12% Mar
13%
Jan
28%
28%
100
27%
Feb
31 %
Jan
57%
55%
Jan
14%
430
3,209
13%
Feb
47%
900
41%
Jan
*
Public Service class A
12
13%
56
13%
5
47%
45%
Co
__
9%
400
1,850
Stockyards..^
Paper
Jan
41%
5
*
Paper
__
10
2.50
Richman Bros Co
61%
19
*
of Indiana
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Feb
18%
12%"
Oil
Jan
13%
12%
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32
43%
Jan
Feb
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8%
650
20'A Mar
Jan
67% Mar
65
8%
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For
Pure
Jan
g7%
TTT5
Inc
Four-Wheel
(Peter)
Jan
56%
1,700
40
10
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Corp
Emerson Radio & Phono
Ford
35%
Jan
35%
39
T_TTl
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Eddy
Feb
35
l
Co
Lab
(E I)
34%
38
32%
35%
40
10
26%
24%
—100
PhelDS
Pulman
5
Corp
25
1
Feb
Jan
31%
10%
(Un)
34%
Jan
16%
100
16%
33%o
& Co
48%
1,900
33%
__
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___•
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer
500
20'A
10%
50
■.
Corp
51%
5
prior preferred
RR
20%
19'A
33'A
51%
1
*
;
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Mar
300
Z20
(Un)
Co
Manufacturing
32
(Un)
__1
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Public Service Co
Deere
Airways
<Uni
Pictures
__
25
Electric
American World
Paramount
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Corp
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Volume
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STOCKS
LttM
Par
Schwitzer
Corp
Sears Roebuck
Co
Sinclair
Oil
Socony
South
Mobil
Bend
22%
1
Co
Pacific
Works
Jan
20
Feb
Jan
36%
Jan
21%
Feb
28% Mar
Blaw-Knox
55%
Jan
100
62% Mar
61%
72
Mar
Jan
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
"
•
Inc
"
1,000
27%
28
600
21%
27%
Jan
21%
29
21%
2,300
57%
-
19 %
Jan
56 %
57%
21% Mar
600
26%
1%
V
700
New
Feb
27%
200
14%
Jan
16
3,500
100
41
5%
1,400
87%
Jan
158%
7
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52%
14%
1
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&
U
S
U
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100
33%
Feb
14%
'
37%
16
22
9
Feb
10%
Feb
39
38%
100
25%
2,800
24% Mar
29%
.'
46%
Feb
48%
123
124%
600
116
24%
24
24%
750
24
new
Mar
124% Mar
Spring &
U
S
Glass
Axle
common
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Air
ACF
Industries
Jan
Admiral
14%
Jan
Air Reduction Co
50 %
Feb
Alaska Juneau
100
383/(i
Jan
42
Feb
Alleghany
Jan
Allied
2%
26%
1,600
2
Jan
900
25
Feb
27
Jan
313/4 Mar
27
2%
Jan
31%
293/4
313/4
500
26
26 %
400
213/4
63
Jan
63
63%
26% Mar
160
62
Feb
63%
113% 114
26%
500
103%
Jan
Jan
114
Mar
28%
600
28%
Jan
60-
30
613/a
Jan
1,000
52 %
Jan
703/4
703/4
61% Mar
42%
423/4
60
62%
28%
60%
■
100
—-
66 3/4
Jan
71
400
3b'/8
Feb
42% Mar.
"1,000
Feb
54%
Jan
17%
173/8
500
15%
57%
Jan
56
17% Mar
57%
4,800
51%
Jan
16%
16
58%
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10
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16%
500
16
62% Mai-
Mar
19
Feb
Jan
Wieboldt Stores
Wisconsin
Inc
30%
30% Mar
143/4
15
32%
5,900
13
22
iJan
22
15
22%
1,100
19%
Feb
60%
63%
27
27
100
16%
17
1,100
;Il2%
5
.
common
Bankshares
*
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1
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16%
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Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Wisconsin Public Service.Woolworth (F W) Co_-^„
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30%
14%
2%
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric. Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp L±
303/4
-
-
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20% ' 21%
Publishing Co___
47%
*
Yates-Amer Machine. Co..
Youngstcwn Sheet &Tube__
5
37
15
-
57
Feb
63% Mar
25%
Feb
28%
Feb
16
Jan
17
Feb
900
19%
Jan
100
33
Jan
1,300
22 %
Jan
23 % Mar
1,300
47%
Jan
37
15
92 %
Zenith Radio Corp
24,300
22% Mar
483/8
133/4
11111*
92%
125% 130
Week's
Last
40
(Un)
Stores
American
Tel
Co
&
35
Feb
49%
37
Jan
Mar
1,100
133/4 Mar
15%
Jan
a66%
1
Tel
II
-
Corp
Atlantic
100
City Electric Co__
_
*
.
6 50
Gold
Mining Co__
10
American Airlines Inc
American
Bdst-Para
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Factors
Co
*
com
(Un)
Theatres
Ltd
Co__
5
(Julius)
.common
Smelting & Refining
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
& Tel
1.66%
Hamilton
Hecht
Watch
(The)
Hudson
Co
5.12'/
series
International
Lehigh
&
Co
pfd__
10
Fuel
Oil
&
Oil
Electric
Transportation
Co
common
Co
&
~
Feb
87%
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
in
37%
15% Mar
21%
Jan
Feb
40% Jan
351/8
34%
1,668
32%
Jan
35%
36%
396
32%
Jan
36% Mar
62%
656
61% Mar
62% Mar
28
432
27%
Feb
28%
Jan
46
7,733
42%
Feb
46%
Jan
26
240
23%
Feb
26%
Jan
17%
Jan
19% Mar
44%
24
18%
19%
290
31%
32
525
24
30%
Jan
33%
Feb
Jan
24%
250
7
210
6%
Jan
202
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
36%
275
33
Jan
Jan
28%
38%
28%
1,079
24%
Feb
28% Mar
14%
15%
258
Jan
47%
14%
463/4
15% Jan
48%
1,973
24%
45%
Jan
24%
48%
Feb
25%
2,368
56 %
22%
Feb
52
25%
Jan
56%
621
45%
Jan
39%
56% Mar
383/4
39%
5,104
38%
Jan
40
Feb
7
—
16%
6%
23%
Jan
24% Mar
9%
Jan
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Lothrop
common
10
Feb
17
Jan
31%
Feb
34%
Jan
233/4
1,636
21%
Jan
23% Mar
16%
100
34%
35%
1,423
31%
Feb
313/4
261
311/4
Feb
15
Jan
17%
*
Ftb
35% Mar
32%
Jan
Armour
&
Ashland
Co
34%
34%
145
31%
Feb
71
34% Mar
75%
1,738
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ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33
1.40
new
Corp
Shares
Low
33%
1
&
Bignode Steel Strapping
WEEK
for Week
10
;
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
RANGE
Week's
45%
470
45% Mar
48%
35'A
36
666
33
Jan
36
a22% a22%
25
20%
Jan
22
Jan
18% Mar
23
Jan
18 %
22
9J7
28%
Jan
16% Mar
Feb
Mar
42
The Commercial
(12C6)
antf Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, March 12,
.
1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Prloe
of Price*
Low
Par
Foremost
Dairies
Corp
jj
(Un)
2
——
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
General
Foods
1
com
5
Service
(Un)
Public
Utilities
(Un)
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(B
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—
<U»»-M
(Un)
64%
Jan
62% Mar
Pullman
94%
Jan
Pure
fi2,)
62 A
4,098
a4%
1
107
nc
46%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
Ry Equipt & Rcal.y
35%
Feb
Jan
Rayoinei
36
Jan
4134 Mar'
Jan
46% Mar
24%
Jan
27
Feb
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)__—
RepuDJic Steel CorD iUn._
10
77%
Feb
84%
Feb
Reserve
Feb
663A Mar
170
200
60%
2
320
Jan
39%
1,914
2%
Jan
42
Oil
Rexall
'2 Mar
—-i
Hawaiian Pineapple Co
7.50
12/a
Hercules Powder Co
—*
If l*A
A
«93j
33
Oil
Hilton
Co class A
Ltd.—
(Un)
Hotels
Corp
Hoffman Elect (Calif) (Un)
Holly Development Co__
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Home
Oil
Class
Co
class
Foods
Hupp
Corp
laano
-10
—6%
Mines
Power
Corp (Un)
International
International Tel & Tel
Intex
Oil
Co
134 %
106
2-2a
Corp (Un)
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)_.
•
l-06
100
1.05
2.4o
816
1/t
Ryan
Jan
Jan
2.55
10
Feb
123% Mar
Si
Joseph Lead
36%
460
35%
Jan
38
Feb
St
Louis-San
60%
769
St Regis Paper Co
(Un)
49
61%
34 %
Jan
at
56% Jan
34% Feb
Feb
San
Eiec com——
200
6% Mar
1
in
1.1U
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31%
130
37 A
38
64I/a
90
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6%
Feb
Alum
4.75%
& Chem Corp
a47%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Kaiser
Motors
Kansas
Power
-
Light
Salt
1
(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land Co
Leslie
50
—
Corp_—.———
&
8%
(Un)
•
2%
Co
10
34% Mar
Seaboard Finance Co new
Feb
10
Sears; Roebuck & Co (new)
Jan
96
433/4
Feb
49%
35
Feb
J
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Llbby McNeill & Libby
7
Liggett
&
Myers Tobacco
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
Lorillard (P) Co (Un)
25
1
•
10
Macy & Co (R H) common
Marchant Calculators
Martin
Co
Matson
Navigation
(Glen)
•
5
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Co
Co
Inc
&
&
M
5
:
16%o
1
N
Niagara
North
North
American
6%
(Un)
Pabco
(Un)
1st
rea
4.50%
4.36%
Pacific
12%
—
15%
30%
15c
18
Jan
Jan
Jan
Drug
Sunray
30
Jan
34% Mar
Swift
Jan
74c
Mar
Feb
27
93%
Texas
45% Feb
15%
—
22%
22%
125
23 3A Mar
22 3A Mar
Transamerica
23%
22%
23%
1,340
21
Feb
23% Mar
Trans
84
47
Jan
50%
Tri-Continental
41
a—
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Corp
5
629
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7%
8%
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2%
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495
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Jan
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Jan
24%
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Jan
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80%
350
71%
Jan
28%
28%
280
25%
Feb
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16%
413
16% Mar
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3
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33%
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267
50
United
Corp of Del (Un)
Jan
United
United Gas Corp (Un)
United Park City Mines
Mar
Ma
U
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Smelting Refining
U
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Steel
1
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21,504
12%
Jan
15% Mar
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4,075
48%
Jan
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36
36%
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36
Jan
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Jan
Washington
Feb
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Jan
30
Mar
28%
Jan
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28%
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28%
28%
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28 %
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26%
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Feb
27%
Jan
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Air
Jan
40
Jan
Western
Dept
102%
Feb
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38
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Jan
153A Mar
107
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13
10
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250
33%
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33%
62%
30
Feb
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Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
.-
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25
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3A
26
27%
52%
139%
; 41%
50
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250
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l
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Jan
13
47
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(R)
43% Mar
75
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Pictures
29 y.
51c
44
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Westates
283/4 Jan
137% 140%
46%
1
26'/a
39%
15%
140%
4
Pan American World
Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures
Corp (Un)
38%
54c
1
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Corp
26
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39%
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30
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Equipment Co
15%
51%
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26%
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Jan
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Jan
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21%
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313
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25
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Jan
47
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Jan
38
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Jan
34%. Feb
Jan
21%
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—
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77% i
54%
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Corp
World
36%
56
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Warrants
17 %
2% Mar
—
—
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8% Mar
Jan
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—
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2,676
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Feb
19% Mar
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|
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•
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509
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|
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27
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1.62
221/4 Mar
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Jan
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66% Jan
26%
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27
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Feb
—
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1
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500
86%
25
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257,500
of
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___
6
Jan
44%
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pacific
738
22c
New
a
157
20
_
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&
31%
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293
12
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preferred
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18
31
__
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100
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Jan
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5
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15
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82
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6%
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5%
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3,741
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5%%
101
a29% a30%
24%
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20% Mar
71,046
1
_
Ohio Oil Co
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19% Jan
175
1
Power
Co
1,157
74c
1
Occidental Petroleum
Corp
Oceanic Oil Co_
Edison
695
23
34%
5
—-
Northern Pacific
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Northrop Aircraft Inc com
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
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Southern
Southern
50%
1
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Jan
Feb
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17%
72%
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Mohawk
Feb
22%
1
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5
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34%
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49
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>
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8% Mar
Feb
10
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—
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—
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4.32%
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New
48%
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Southern
Jan
Jan
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National Distillers Products (Un)
National Gypsum (Un)
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100
295
4%
45%
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16%
67%
30
,
7-% Mar
32%
Jan
42%
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Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)__
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National
133 % Mar
329
(Un)
Co
Feb
2,208
———-1
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117 %
36%
Mission Develop Co (Un)
M
48%
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Conv
33%
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22% Mar
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Feb
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Merck
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Feb
—
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Jan
3%
255
•
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Mclntyre Por Mines Ltd
Menasco
51%
760
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41% Jan
53% Jan
300
16 %
Feb
Jan
8%
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3%
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22%
85
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245
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Mar
51%
649
Jan
49%
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40
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50
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3,801
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27
26
Feb
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Cement (Un)___60
133 133 %
Jan
Mar
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—
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—
49
11
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page
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25
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49%
50%
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61
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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Jan
18
Mar
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200
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17
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100
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2.55
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415
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49
49
50
270
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72
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155
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14
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73
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70
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102
103
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24
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101
Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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Canadian
Pow
Crain
Ltd
(R
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Eastern
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Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
15,400
3,250
43%
Feb
48%
5
11%
11%
12 %
9,620
11%
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13 Vs
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125
7%
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41,313
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23
2,400
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86
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86
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—
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6
6
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38
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225
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59
25
54
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for Week
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*
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Crown
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38
25
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291
*
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25
1
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1.50
1.55
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Can
Foreign Power Sec
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class
A
121
50
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50
56
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47% Mar
13 %
3.00
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33 %
34%
5
Feb
23%
Jan
1.50
Feb
Feb
Feb
63/4
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38
120
50 f
1.90
Jan
Mar
138
Jan
Feb
55
Jan
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cl
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56
Mar
56% Mar
100
11
Mar
11
350
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15
8%
8
Feb
Jan
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a42
35
a—
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35
60
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1
18%
14%
18%
100
18% Mar
313
pfd—
conv
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com
—
Journal
Partic
class
Lowney
Co
(Walter
MacLaren Power &
Melchers
15%
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*
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Feb
16
Jan
18
Mar
Feb
22
Feb
90
375
85
Jan
94
6 7c
Jan
10
12
Jan
12
Jan
35
36%
1,935
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42%
42%
43%
710
9%
9%
Royal
Rice
Northern
Red
1st
Co
Pow
Ltd
Ltd.10
333/4
Feb
36% Mar
40
Jan
43% Mar
9%
Feb
10%
12
100
11
Jan
12
39
40
305
37%
Jan
40
31%
39
com—♦
preferred
400
15% Mar
12
*
Light & Pow Co
Quebec
f
s
Ltd-.
Mills
—
Jan
18% Mar
22
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26%
Newfoundland
Jan
13
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Mount
60
75
18
a22
89
Corp Ltd common
•
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—.———*
a—
413
16 %
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15%
—
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
8
all V2 all Va
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31%
100
52
£0
Jan
Feb
Ltd
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6%
com
52
29%
Jan
25
52
Mar
10
Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
32
Feb
5 2 3/4
Jan
Quebec
Telephone
Southern
Canada
Supertest
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Ltd
Pine
Oil
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Western
Windsor
Co
Ltd
Ltd
140
a23 % a23
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87
1.50
1.50
116
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44
145
188
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Jan
a—
Mar
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Jan
26
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Jan
75c
Jan
1.50
Jan
44%
Jan
1.50
Feb
Jan
43
43
13%
14
250
133/4 Mar
15
54
49%
54 Va
4,255
44%
Jan
54% Mar
49
50
1,080
46%
Jan
50
3.95
14%
540
4.35
2,800
15%
1,825
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25
35
35
46
42
Jan
Jan
Mar
35
2.75
Feb
14%
Jan
17 Va
20
Jan
21
Jan
179
30%
Jan
35
Mar
47
150
40
Jan
47
"Mar
a47 % a47%
14%
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4.35 Mar
Jan
12c
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11c
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15c
Feb
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23c
23c
500
22c
Feb
23c
Mar
1
14c
14c
15c
31,310
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
20c
Ltd
3.25
3.05
3.35
16,735
58c
71c
88,900
1.75
1.65
1.80
48,350
*
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67c
1
10c
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—
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Ltd—
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45c
1,500
18c
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3,500
21 %c
18c
8%C
41 %c
1
1
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14c
*
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Aumaque Gold
125
a75c
Feb
Mar
Mar
L_1
Ltd
Mining Corp
Corp
Metals
%
*
*
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Mines
al43
10
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Mines
Atlas Sulphur
Feb
188
5
Ltd
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213/4
a—
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Ltd
Oils
Mar
19
*
Oil
and
20
10
*
Breweries
Manufacturing
Anacon
Arno
CrLta
Pen
1.175
35
—*
Ltd
Hotel
Mines
Ascot
E)
20%
17
•
Products Ltd-
Westeel
Jan
20
188
W'ainwright Producers fc Refiners Ltd_l
Waterman
73
17
—10
Line^
Canada Ltd
Union Gas of
52
Feb
188
*
Fund
Corp
Mountain
Jan
68
6
—
pfd
——
^aders Finance Corp class A
Trans-Canada
50
90
*
*
common
300
72
al43
20
100
50
70
_r._*
Redeemable
Trans
5
10
50
70
6%. pfd—100
class A
Founders Shares—
Petroleum
Bros
common
Power
Co Ltd
Canal Co
Suez
Corp
10
*
Corp of Can 6% 1st pfd
50
cum part 2nd pfd—,—.-50
non
Anthonian
Branch Office:
Ltd
(Can)
100
11
9%
50
67c
EXCHANGE
Phillips Square
9%
Corp
9Vs
a8
1
class A
56%
11
Ltd
Co
W)
Securities
Investment Foundation
Altex
EXCHANGI
Paper
(Frank
Hydro-Electric
EXCHANGE
22c
2,000
21c
27c
5,200
2.00
58c
Jan
Mar
1.51
Jan
4%c
Jan
41 %c Mar
3.40
71c
Jan
Mar
1.80 Mar
11 %c
Jan
52c
Feb
Jan
24c
Jan
UVaC
Jan
22c
Mar
19%c
Jan
40c
Feb
Jan
111/4 Mar
15c
-
York
9
-
11%
4,750
Mines Ltd
1
6 %C
9%c
8,500
3c
Jan
ltd
1
91c
91c
200
91c
Mar
1
10c
11c
1,000
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
UVaC 13 Vac
25,500
11c
Feb
18c
Jan
Bailey
City*, HAnover 2-057S
SHERBROOKE
9.75
Band-Ore Gold
Barnat
William St., New
TROIS-RIVIERES
Week's
of Prices
46
Pap Inv Ltd
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
STOCK
1203
Exchange
Fnnds
86c
Canadian Marconi Co
STOCK
Local Branch:
CHICOUTIMI
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Selburn
Mines
Barvaliee
Beatrice
225
48
—1
Canadian
Ameranium
Telephone PL-9501
47.
47
88c
Dominion
&
Ingersoll
Alta
HART
STOCK
231 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
page
47
——_—100
Canadian
Arcadia
see
47
•
Canada Malting Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
TORONTO
For footnotes
20% Mar
•
Ltd
preferred
Brown Company
CANADIAN
-
Feb
Last
Timber
&
Vic
Mining
QUEBEC
17%
Par
Woods
02
2,081
Sale Prica
Stowe'.l Screw
Laura Secord
20 %
Mar
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
Limited
Jan
18%
Feb
-Feb;
3,435
15%
12
Feb
66 %
43
80
46%
7.50
Ltd
Utilities Corp
Jan
Mar
'
52
15%
7
58 V' Jan->'
>
175
47%
Jan
112
115-
10%
b
115
1,162
45
F
26% Mar
"Jan
200
10%
22
112% Mar
V 40
7
60%
131%
Power
International
Jan
23% Mar
..
*
Petroleum
International
15%
"
26
7
5
common
Jan
35%
44%
100
Paper
67
30%
90
—
International
Feb
25
110 110%
•
common
Feb
9% Jan
14%- Feb
250
23%
61" '■■■
Jan
34%
.
/
—*
preferred
Preferred
International
9%
150
63
common..*
Preferred
45
152
43
141% Mar
20%
Friday
Belding-Corticelli
"
6%
Jan
Mar
27
Canadian Stock
Jan
14% Mar
3,036
100
Canada
__
24
V
£1
Bronze
ol
73
Feb
a52
•
common
Jan
34
«
112% 112%
5
com
—
Limited
Preferred
23 'A
9%
■:'v
*
preferred
$2.25 preferred
Zellers
Anglo-Canadian Pulp 6c Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
100
—1
$4.50
Feb
86%
51%
253/4
—
Mar;
63 ,63%
•
Ltd
Acceptance Corp
preferred
36
al4% al4%
al4%
♦
prefixed
Industrial
■
255
'
Jan
26%
V
*
Canada
4 Va %
Jan
9%
22
•
common
of
,
Jan
27
—*•
*
12%
V
25%
*
Imperial
20
Jan
Jan
3/4
4a
26%
•
32
125
>
,
"
——
140
141% 141%
■
80
68%
15%
__
Jan
23%
1—2
Oil
—.
Feb
Jan
26%
Mar
Mar
1927— -50
Hudson Bay Mining
Husky
——
Too
A
—
20
38
♦
Alabastine
Paper
•
•
class
(Geo)
Class B
17 Vs
Jan
15%
Smith
—
*
•
Jan
31
33
B
Howard
"
-100
:
Feb
2,220
.1%
Class
pfd
17%
38
:::3
A
Jan
Corp
17
6,977
37
<1
Dynamics
&
Steel
50
20
Jan
.100:
Motors
Lime
31
-100
Feb
9
.100
General Steel Wares common
Oil class
28%
Jan
Feb
30%
General
Gypsum,
1,200
31 % Mar
8
-
4% pfd inc
Great Lakes .Paper Co Ltd
29- 29%
_
43 %
75
4i
;—
Gcodyear Tire
Power
pfd—
103%
13,498
26
General
Home
"•27'A Jan
5,754
35%
Ltd.;—
29%
—
Jan
13
.
Bakeries
Mar
Canadian
8%
Canada
preferred
5%% preferred
15
»
Feb
36
26
1
5%
General
Feb
com
—
Jan
8%
*
common
Gatineau
12%
7% Mar
38
common
of
Canada
102
14%
4.16%
Ltd
6,550
a—...
___
8%
*
Co
Co's
15
common
V -40
35%
_—_—*
Foundation
of
25
a23% a23%
..25
pfd
1
Players Canadian Corp—.
Famous
Feb
14
50
475
.13%
23%
7% Mar
a—
1,274
42
,.
19%
a!
35%
com
Fraser
31%
.
-J.
40
16% al6%
a
*
H)
124
103 103%
40%
,
19%
common—*
class A
(T
63
143/4
common
22% Mar
9 %
Corp
Heating Products
&
Jan
*
8.75 Mar
Feb
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred—120
Enamel
21
573/4
39% Mar
39%
Jan
common
Canada Sec
of
Duquis Freres
Jan
17% Mar
3,678
Weston
Jan
6
—*
Dow Brewery Ltd.
20%
425
62%
Walker Gooderham & Worts
,
Feb
46 Va
v
20
Ltd
Bros
Feb
18
62
15%
17% Mar
17
■/-<37
1.20
—
20%
17%
7 45
Jan
Jan
♦
7,500
•
pfd
80
18
common
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
Jan
34
6,889
*
Chemical
a20
Feb
62%
17% Jan
8.75
100
Ltd—
a20
*
Co of Canada common
United
Jan
22%
Coal
&
Dominion Tar &
Donohue
8%
8.20
•
—
Steel
Dominion
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
com
—
Jan
40
100
—10
Jan
35% Mar
16%
38%
—35
Dominion
•Red
35 Vs
25 %
8.50
Dominion Glass common
.•
Feb
Jan
I,065
f
—
11
102
25
100% 100%
50
17%
preferred——1—23
Foundries & Steel
Jan
all% all V4
71%
22%
common
preferred
Jan
10%
100% Mar
•
Feb
30'A
'
5 7c
30
Canada
*
Bridge
Dominion Dairies
Feb
*
2.50
Exploration
Dominion
28%
if
46%
B
555
Co
17%
17%
.
29
Southam
16%
A
28%
Jan
*>9%
.
14%
Ltd
30%
60
Feb
Feb
Simpsons
23%
14,139
98
11%
Feb
31%
.
-1,150
37
32
*
60
400
28%
Mar
32
100
43
Southern
Jan
Jan
58% Mar
14
100%
*
Supertest 5 7o
58
58
43
Steel
Jan
133/4 JFtb
100
_
preferred
Breweries
22%
Feb
Feb
440
7%
Jan
123/4 Mar
533/4
Jan
845
Bfcks'
22
Jan
50
3,4 J.0
Feb
Jan
53
73
9
Mar
83
715
86
4.50 Mar
27
Feb
6,480
—
_
preferred
Williams
Jan
77
58%
51%
Sherwin
24
54 Va
50%
Jan
Mar
51%
54
70%
Mar
6,565
Ltd
Feb'
59
Feb
57 %
843/4
Mar
7
10%
34%
1,730
■>
Co
Corp
4%
A
10
7,375
37
930
57%
86
Lawrence
Series
106
7%
32
365
13
56
Feb
29
.25
Feb
5,125
10%
Co
Jan
35%
1
Oil
8
25
Smelting
&
Glass
(James)
104 Va
32
.
22%
12%
—
Preferred
24% Mar
1,150
17% <•/
10% «•;
44
72%
24
25%
17%
83
•
Feb
635
500
•82
Bhawinigan Water & Power common—*
Jan
,
45
Bt
21
35
51%
1,435
Feb
20
34%.
25%
7
Robertson
Rolland
Mar
3,402
10
Jan
7,136
Jan
11%
4.50 Mar
35%
..10
Jan
2,499
f:
106
33%
..34%
50
21%
24
-
33
36 % Mar
Feb
21%
24%
Jan
37
Jan
26
21%
23
Jan,
105
20%
Feb
V4
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Dome
Mar
34% Mar
25
ao
Enterprises
class
Class
9%
Feb
19
225
a4.25
Equipment
Mining
Consumers
Corbys
9%
33
3,830
V
Feb
2,500
1
104%
13%
—
32
35
50
13%
pfd-^— Too
4a/4 %
Jan
19 Va
23%
27
•
Ltd
Refining
31
J)
(B
Reynolds Aluminum
640
26
Vickers
Cockshutt
Regent
Jan
Paper class A
Koyal Bank of Canada
'.20
preferred
Jan
36
Jan
19
Jan
47
•
'
32 Va
.25
commoi^.
Ltd
Quebec Power
47% Mar
34%
22%
59
58
•
13%
36
Jan
25
46
54%
•
Transport
Jan
9
Petrofina
Provincial
104
Mar
13
F„b
Jan
.10
Canadian
Feb
31
Jan
32
18
56
100
44 %
31%
Feb
26%
12%
57%
*
common
30%
31%
'
•
preferred
826
9%
.—
Railway
Jan
17%
Feb
36 %
Jan
2,115
22%
*
Canada
Co Ltd
Jan
27
83
*
3,449
—
Pacific
27 Vs
Jan
of
&
27%
26% Mar
27
common-
High
26% Mar
-
47
»
47%
com—
preferred
'Warrants'
Canadian
Jan
Feb
Bros
33
-
new
31%
19%
common
Companies
4 7c
30
-
225
Corp
Price
Jan
32
59
J.—.
Company
46 %
36
pfd—.
A
Jan
35
33
•
common
Development
Low
105
*
31%
31%
—_—
pfd
105
105
*
Tubes
River
105
common
47%
Cellulose.—.
Converters class
Powell
Jan
100%
160
13'A
31
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Placer
Jan
lbO
695
-
"
—
Products
31%
.10
.25
Canadian
Penmans
Jan
30
120
30 fi
Mar
40
34
1,216
Mills
Steel
Page-Hersey
14 Va
27 Va
25
35%
13%
F.b
31'A Mar
724
27'%
34
13%
104%
4,325
102
.50
52
Ontario
Power
103% al03%
——
Canadian
Canadian
93% Mar
26%
17%" 17%
a22% a22 %
173/4
Too
_
55
16
100
$1.75 Series
&
_
Mar
■
Chemical
_
49
25
30 %
25
common
preferred
26%
•
common
175
50
-—
Ltd..
43/4%
Co
49
common
Canadian Canners
&
27%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—
.-I*
Jan
35%
——
Bronze
Morgan
Shares
26%
26%
•
;
53
•
common
B
for Week
Low
•
A
110
27%
Commerce
preferred
Canadian
Jan
8,585
.10
.
Canadian
Class
Feb
52 %
18
.
common
Canadian
oanadian
105%
Jan
93%
-20
Steamship
Canadian
Jan
51
93 %
31%
preferred
$1.25
103
350
51 %
lb%
—
class A
Foundries..,
Canada Safeway 4.40%
pfd—
Canada
130
13
Iron
class
Breweries
a55
A—:
preferred
Forgings
Canada
Feb
Molson
Montreal Locomotive
104
38%
class
45/2
an
37'/a
Cement common
Canada
o
93'/a
25
Telephone
Calgary Power pfd
Canada
35
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
7%
17%.
Products
Power
Ltd
11,392
High
Feb
49
Products
maiding
6%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
a55
.100
Columbia
Eruck
8,752
44%
51
._50
Forest
British Columbia
British
51
———.
Columbia
Low
7
103
—-
'4%%
'
104
-50
preferred
4 % % preferred
V £ % preferred
9
STOCKS
High
6%
40%
-100
43%%
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
Co—
Electric
Columbia
7
43 %
•
common
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
•
Light & Power
Oil
American
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Mines
Red
Ltd
Lake
Gold
Mines
1
Ltd—1
11
10c
1.00
Jan
Feb
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ■...
(1268)
Monday, March
12
1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MARCH 9
ENDED
,
Canadian Stoek Exchangr
B*leFrlo»
Par
Bellecttasse
Oil
Boreal
Ltd
Metals
Rare
Bouscadillac
Mines
Gold
58c
20 %c
55c
LOW
•
93,600
-
75c
24c
68c
43,100
45c
■
75c
24,697
51c
Tache
Lake
Jan
Tazin
Mines
68c
Feb
Mar
29 %c
Jan
20 %c Mar
Mar
Tiblemont
30c
Jlc
1.90
95c
J5c
30,550
94c
Mar
21,100
30c
Mar
2.35
480,600
1.15
aJn
2.50
2.50
2.65
2,400
2.40
Feb
2.75
42c
Ltd
Fields
Gold
Torbrit
Feb
Uddlen
128,300
19c
20c
91,000
65c
67c
90c
90c
32c
39c
Ltd—
20 %c
25c
7.25
33c
2.15
2.15
6,000
38c
44c
16,800
37
38%
'
25c
84c
77c
84c
•
Ltd
Petroleums
Calata
28
25%
28%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd--;
19,100
■
7,220
55c
84c
19%
.
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
Mar *
Ltd
Oils
United
*4
39C
Ltd
Mines
Lithium
Valor
'
'
1
17'Ac
26
Ltd———-*
—
—1
Mines Ltd—
Uranium
Calumet
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
17'Ac
27,300
20c
24%
*
26
22,500
—2
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir)
Ltd_3
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd--*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—
10c
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
—1
7.00
13%
—
4.00
2.20
1.18
2.28
I,800
1.25
1.29
44,400
Petroleums Ltd-l
2.95
1.00
1.44
23c
2.95
1.00
1.33
23c
2.95
1.40
1.44
25c
1,000
Oil Co Ltd.
Atlantic
Canadian
Canadian Pipelines &
2.20
Canuba
Manganese Mines Ltd
1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd——
1
————*
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Cartier-Malartic
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Ltd
Celta
1
Mining Co
Development &
Central
Manitoba
9c
8c
•
Ltd-*
8.70
11c
8.60
10c
—
Ltd—
1
1
13%
4.00
13c
26
Mar
Virginia Mining Corp
58c
Mar
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
12%
100
v
14%
Jan
Westville
4.00 Mar
62,800
Wilricli
Jan
Wiltsey-Coghlan
3.15
1.45
Jan
38c
5c
Jan
14 %c
9.00
8.25
21,500
9%c
13c
Jan
1,250
12c
Jan
19,000
10c
Jan
15c
9c
Feb
15c
Feb
Jan
1.20
4,100
1.50
1.85
42,500
1.10
Jan
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
7.25
6.20
7.25
72,650
4.95
Feb
Cadillac
Central
Cons
Quebec
Copper
Cliff
86c
80c
1.05
290.599
80c
Feb
al8c
100
13c
Jan
29c
39c
40c
6,000
36%c
Feb
43c
21 %c
24c
44,100
17c
Feb
24c
9.50
10%
Copper-Man
Cortez
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Zinc
&
Cournor
Del
Producers
80c
88c
5.00
27,734
47c
49c
9,000
6%c
10c
55,500
1-37
1.50
4,400
24c
22c
25c
17,000
1.95
1.95
15%
14'/a
15%
;
„6%c
—
4
9% Mar
90,725
3.90
49c
Ltd--——1
Mining Co Ltd
2,125
85c
1
—
Mines
9.60
4.90
1
1 i
Corp
Explorations Ltd
Coulee
1
Mines—1
Mining
40c
Jan
3.30
Jan
11%
88c
Feb
Mines
Dominion
Ltd
Ltd
Asbestos
Donalda
Mines
—*
—*
—
Mines
1
Ltd—
Ltd————
1
49c
5c
Feb
10c
Duvan Copper Co Ltd—
Sullivan
East
Asbestos
Eastern
Mining
El
Gold
Sol
Empire
19c
Jan
26c
Warrants
Mines
Falcnnbridge
Fano
Minerals
&
Metal
Fab
Ltd-
Fontana
Mines
Frobisher
Ltd
15c
Feb
25c
Mar
44c
Jan
67c
Feb
100,200
80c
Jan
2.10
2.45
6.50
6.35
6.60
3,700
1.30
1.37
65,800
6.10
5.90
6.25
2,400
5.95
3.00
6.60 Mar
Jan
1.50
5.90 Mar
7.60
18c
Feb
Amanda
32c
30c
33c
7,000
28%c
Feb
43c
Jan
American
50c
40,700
35c
Jan
95,950
18c
Jan
28c
4.20
4.30
3,200
4.55
Jan
Feb
4.00 Mar
39c
382,400
26 %c
Feb
39c
Mar
16c
18c
11,600
16c
Mar
27c
Jan
Angle
Goldora
1
18c
20c
65,000
15c
Jan
35c
Feb
52c
45c
53c
93,600
39c
Feb
53c
Mar
15c
15c
16c
II,000
2ic
Jan
Arcan
11c
12c
2,000
7%c Jan
12%c
Feb
Area
2,750
22'/a
Heva
Ltd—
Gold
Mines
Ltd—*
Metals
Ltd—
1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hbdscn-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Indian Lake
Iso
Israel
5
Joliet-Quebec
Co
Oil
Ltd
voting
Mines
trust-
24%
60c
14c
1.95
1.80
1.95
3,800
24%
*
Shore
Exploration
Mines
Co
25%
Macdonald
Mines
Ltd-:—
Merrill
Petroleums
Monpas
Montgary
Nama
Corp
Mines
National
Nesbitt
Ltd
Mines
13%c
Jan
Imperial
Consolidated
Apex
Jack
New
Jaculet
New
Jason
Mines
Lafayette
Marlon
Pacific
New
New
New
New
Mines
&
Oils
Nickel
Rim
Mines
OOalskl
(1945)
O'Brien
-ucaua-
Gold
Oils
24c
20,500
17%
17%
200
11c
11c
26c
30c
1.40
10,000
8%c
25c
4,000
1.25
8c
20c
1.00
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.00
36c
2nd
Uranium
Orenada
Pacific
Panel
Pato
Gold
B
Feb
Atlas
Steels
17%
Jan
18
Feb
Atlas
Yellowknife
8,500
11c
Jan
13c
Jan
Atlin-Ruffner
33,500
26c
Jan
43c
Jan
Aubelle
Co
19c
1.75
1.60
1.77
15,200
32c
36c
19,000
7,200
1.45
1.15
3.90
100
v:
18
15
4.90
46.500
1.45
4.00
4.00
15c
1.50
28c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.15 Mar
20
4.90
22c
2.50
Jan
1,800
2.35
Jan
95
26
81%
Jan
96,550
2.64
Jan
preferred
17%
300
12
Jan
17% Mar
25 %
41c
26% Mar
Gold Mines
374,564
36c
Feb
74c
Mines
;
!—1.
17'Ac Jan
38c
22'Ac
1
Ltd
•
4,00 Mar
95
Oil & Gas class A
Bailey Selburn
•Preferred
Mar
'
;
Banff Oils
Bank
Feb
12c
13c
44,000
lie
Jan
17c
Feb
23,720
Jan
11% Mar
1
10%
9.65
-11%
27
26%
27'A
2,610
—v50c
1.99
1.85
2.18
45,075
1.60
Feb
2.18 Mar
.-10
50%
49%
50%
1,525
47'A
Jan
50% Mar
61
61'A
430
58%
,
—
-
—
Montreal
of
——
of Nova Scotia
Bank
Bankeno
Jan
1.65
1.68
5,200
1.51
Jan
4.35
4.35
200
4.15
Jan
1.95
2.00
1,600
13c
17c
86,500
8c
al6c
al6c
250
15c
Feb
20c
10
Mines
Bankfield
Jan
43c
47c
117.600
34c
Jan
50c
Feb
42c
42c
2,000
40c
Jan
52c
F.b
—
1
35c
33 %c 36 'Ac
1
Mines
Cons
ll'Ac
63c
Jan
89c
Feb
17c
Mar
1.68
Feb
;
Barymin
Base
Baska
18%c Mar
.*
15'Ac
14c 15'Ac
42,900
Class
Power
&
Paper
Beaver
Lodge
66,850
2.40
Feb
5.10 Mar
Beaver
Lumber
Rplcher
*
2.25
7c
7c
7c
2.26
2.25
2.30
59c
64c
20
20
Corp
1.55
1.68
132,270
2.20
2.30
300
50%" 51%
8,893
1
Mines
—
1.68
j.-—_1.
-
26-r".
Telephone
2.15
400
1.39
Jan
Feb»
Beta Gamma Mines
15,000
10%c
Jan
15c
Feb
Bevcon
1,900
6.90
Jan
7.50
Jan
Bibis
i.OO
Feb
Bicroft
68c
-50c
133,500
44c
Jan
75c
Feb
73c-
73c
800
73c
Mar
73c
Mar
2.08-
2.40
55,750
7C '
1.77
Jan
5c
Jan
8c
8.25
Feb
9.90
2.40 Mar
8c
4,000
9.25
8.70
9.25
-1,000
1
23c
23c
24c
2,000
20c
Jan
1
3ic
31c
31c
3,000
30c
Feb
l
15%
131/,
15%
4.325
12%
Jan
1.35
1.35
1 78
10,400
1.05
Jan
2.05
6 00
300
5.90
Jan
6.10
82c
1,700
75c
Mar
8"c
:
—1"
Mines
Warrants
TUdgood
Biltmore
15c
47c
50c
12c
12c 12'Ac
1.50
2.55
class
A
pfd—
1.45
l
_
1
__
Mar
Black
Bay
Uranium
Jan
Blue
27c
Feb
Bobjo Mines
57c
Jan
Eonville
1
18c
18c
20c
144,000
18c
Feb
27c
32c
27c
32c
344,400
20c
Jan
32c
4.10
3 20
4 10
289,414
2.00
Jan
3.25
31,300
2.65
Feb
3.40
12c
13c
15,000
10%c
Jan
14 %c
11% Mar
13%
Quebec
Quebec
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Red
Crest Gold Mines
Sberritt-Gordon
Sisco
Gold
Mines
Mines
Duffault
Stadaco
Steep
Gold
Rock
Sullivan
Iron
Cons
P<iv-
f rsc\+
10c
18,500
75c
583,000
28%
28%
100
20c
178,900
__
,
8.15
_l
Ltd
Gold
Mines
Ltd
10c
__
7.85
8.15
70c
9cll%c
7c
!
<a
1.75
Feb
2.30
Jan
51% Mar
15%c
55c
Feb
14c
Feb
87,997
2.35 Mar
2.90
Feb
6,250
16c
34,933
5
1.45
13c
Feb
Mar
12'A
Feb
1.05
1.34
31,850
4.10
4.65
82,280
1
1
41c
41c
45c
62,050
'
14c
13c 14 %c
15,500
Mar
Feb
28% Mar
Feb
20c
13 Vic
1.90
Jan
20c;
Jan
14
7.75
Feb
8.70
Jan
59c
-
Feb
70c
Mar.
9c
Mar
13%c
Jan
29c
15,000
25c
Mar
29c
Mar
48c
45c
48c
10,066
28c
Jan
52c
Feb
3934c
39%c
4ic
8,000
32c
Jan
45c
Feb
15
Jan
1Q3i.
19
18%
19%
4,800
5,55
5.50
5.55
1,400
5.05
Feb
TUTor
1.65
4.65 Mar
Feb
40c
Feb
10c
Jan
CANADIAN
51c
Company Limited '
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canadt
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange .<
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Jan
Jan
15%c Feb
Company Inc.
Membera
SECURITIES
Feb
1.05 Mar
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Gairdner &
Jan
Feb
3.00
Ginadian Affiliate:
Jan
75c
25c
1
\ 1
Jan
Feb
1.60
1.10
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
12%
—1
Jan
44c
13c
60 Wall
Jan
14c
Feb
26
700
4,500
Feb
44c
3,500
-
1
cnc*
Feb
7%
3.40
71c
9%c Jan
12%
Gairdner %
Jan
»
Mines
Feb
Feb
Mar
2.25 Mar
11c
14c
—I.'"
Mines
Feb
1
Ltd
Mines
1
17c
65c
—1
11944»
Mines
600
9c
58c
1
Ltd—
12
gc
73c
20c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mine?
ia
Standard
12
l
1
*
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
South
13c
1
Oil Development Ltd
Smelting
Refining Ltd
1.10
2.18 Jan
49%
46
24,685
12%
4.10 Mar
3.05
Cerium
Feb
3.10
Rock
Feb
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd .l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd^
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Jan
64'A
■
Feb
__
Ltd
Ltd
20
Feb
Mar
Feb
33,200
»■»*
—•
*
Feb
2.23
59c
27,700
*
1
Kirkland
Hats
2.35
2.40
6%
450
Feb
Jan
Jan
75c
Uranium
1
12'Ac
48c
-1
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
6.00
13c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Feb
15'Ac
15% Mar
_i
Mines
Yukon
—
51
1.10
Feb
61c
Jan
41
1.25
325
—
Feb
63
't
10,350
*
common
2.55
Jan
14c
5,110
59c
1.65
Feb
77c
130
1
1.09
25c
36%c Jan
267,154
—
*
-
12c 13'Ac
__
1.83
t
*
—
Quebec
390
2.10
*
Uranium
Mining
Belleterre
46
1
Co
42'A
64
42'A
64
—*
5.10
57c
class A
B
4.20
2.40
2.40
2.50
Ltd
5.00
Feb
8,850
2.48
89,793
Jan
70c
Feb
117,300
2.00
1,000
Feb
12%c
51c
Feb
2.45
1.30
2,640
1.03
Beattie-Duquesne
Eeatty Bros
Beaucage
Bell
9,500
90c
Bathurst
Jan
25,450
44c
1.50
Jan
Mar
93c
1.40
15c 15'Ac
90c
2,000
Mar
88c
88c
1.30
45c
3,000
1.00
Jan
•
17c
15c
Jan
13c
•
1.60
16c
40c
Jan
Mines
16c
Jan
61%
Feb
10c
Uranium
1.50
Jan
Jan
33c
90c
2.48
Feb
9,100
'*
Petroleums
Bata
27%
Jan
1.36
♦
Mining
Metals
4.35 Mar
4.10
Feb
Ltd
Co
8.80
25
5,580
ll'Acl2'Ac
15'Ac
1.55
'
Jan
12'Ac
1
85c
Jan
6'A
1
Mines
—1
82c
2.35
Jan
15c
Mines
__
Feb
Jan
5
Jan
Mines
7.35
2.25
9c
Warrants
2.15
100
51,800
Barvue
7.20
1,191
Jan
Mar
12c
Barnat
7.30
197,650
6%
Feb
23'Ac Mar
11c
Jan
Jan
26c
2.35
6%
2tf%c
ll%c
Jan
9c
22c
2.30
—
6'A
14%c Jan
1
3.10
23c
25c
73c
11 %c
11c
Jan
58c
Jan
19,000
]3c
60c
1
—
Mines.
Mar
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
40,950
10
Feb
8c
7c
51,500
4.00 Mar
Mar
1
Mines—-
Jan
17'A
14,500
9,500
14c
4.00 Mar
10
1,289,700
90,750
15c
Jan
16c
3.10
30c
14
Feb
13c23%c
2.75
12c
Feb
Feb
19c
3 00
25c
70c
52c
13'Ac
9c
12c
57%
1
8c
14c
763
13c
23% Mar
Feb
1
9c
26c
4.00
Jan
Jan
13
101,200
1.60 Mar
13c
4.00
—
24c
1.40
"
Jan
40'Ac Mar
180
20c
Feb
.
13%
23c
Jan
15,%c Jan
44c
325
Feb
9,400
40'Ac
13%
8,130
1.30
75c
Jan
Jan
15c
208,600
520,150
10
l.oo
65c
1.98
53
390
40c
19%
22%
__
55
35c
—1
Mines
Mines
Gold
54'A
35c
10
975
68c
Feb
17%
7,300
__
24c
10
20,900
47c
Feb
19%
1.15
Feb
14c
18c
•
'
1.60
16c
27
10
—
26%
,,
Jan
19%c
*
;.
1.05
1.95 Mar
24%
13%
1.40 ;
__
245
283,700
10
B—
:
River
Bagamac
4.00 Mar
17%
>
26
23c
14% Mar
13'A
21%
1.60
—
25'A
4;
Feb
13% Feb
2,765
1.10
—
Feb
12
23%
Avillabona
4.00
2.00
1144
6,615
Feb
Feb
47,500
23'A
Jan
1.45
448
1.60
54%
Aunor
40c
12%
1.50
23%
Mines
Aumaque
Jan
13%
12%
—
14%
Jan
12c
—
Auto Fabric Prods class A————6
Ltd-l
Ltd
Mining Co„
Porcupine Prime Mines
8%c Jan
7.05 Mar
Feb
26%
90c
Ltd—
Pitt Gold
27,165
1.72 Mar
3.40
Jan
Jan
95
__
l'1
Ltd
Feb
3.00 Jan
65c
Jan
3.70
„
3.95
20c
Dredging Gold Ltd—
Oil
19%
a5.20
*
Consol Uranium Mines—
Cons
Jan
5.80
Jan
80c
common
Feb
19%
1
Ltd
Temple
Class
1.35
a5.20
—
class
Hardware
10%c
16%c
__
l
Mines
Mines
Petroleums
Phillips
19%
_i
Exploration Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan
1.55
700
41,978
Feb
1.00
1.50
—
Jan
1
Omnitrans
10,050
7.00
3.35
ll%cll%c
14%
•
Gold
Arjon
Jan
*
—J
1.72
6.50
3.00
„
Argus
7c
18c
50a
Ltd*!.
Feb
Mar
Ash
20c
1.18
8c
1
Mines
Ltd-,.
82c
Mar
Jan
20c
1.18
1
Ltd
118,166
Feb
50c
Ashdown
1
.,
87c
Feb
64c
:Jan
43c
Jan
1
Ltd
32c
Jan
5,800
20,900
•
Nocana Mines Ltd
Normetal Mining!Corp Ltd—
Northlands Oils Ltd
56,540
52%
21c
2,800
1.80
Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil
Vinray Mines Ltd:
26'A
!
65c
1.50
Ltd.
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Jan.
47c
1.70
l
Asbestos
Gold
Coal
15c
50c
Jan
,—25c
Ltd
118'A Mar
v
51% Jan
43c
35c
Ltd—1
Ltd
Mines
New
A
Mines
5,700 :
,
Jan
50c
8,400
Mines Ltd—1
Uranium
Jan*: "
Jan
Jan
110
43c
33C
—_25c
Formaque Mines
19c
!
Mar
10
Feb ?
234 rMar
"
1.75 Mar
37c
19%
*
-
1
Ltd
837
18c
100
205
52%
Jan
—-———1
Corp
Mines
27%c
1
Uranium
New
New
Resources
1
Ltd
Corp
New
New
Mines
Rouyn
•
;
25%
52
Feb
Jan
93
5,927
-
25
'
—
4.75
*
*
*
•
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo Huronian
1
Ltd
Petroleum
Lake
ll%c
1
of Canada Ltd
Ltd—
LaBine
1.62
3.20
1
Mines—
28c
1
Explorations
Creek
1.65
20c
110 118%
__
Corp common——————*
preferred
—50
Mines
1
Ascot Metals Corp
—1
—.,5
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite
82c
Feb
1
Island Mining Ltd
Merrill
87c
50c
——5
Ltd
Petroleums
4,200
58c,-
Mar
1
—
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupiae Mines Ltd
107
48c
85c
1
Maritimes
100%
1.55
29 %c
Jan
Jan
2.10
7.50 Mar
52c
29c
1
Lithium Corp of Canada
▼■ouvicourt Goldfields Ltd
1,460
j
52'A
25'A Mar
__1
Ltd
7.75
4
Feb
21c
16%'Mar
117%
Jan
i
*
Co
8,335
*
Feb
Ltd_l
Ltd—
Lingside Copper Mining
12,190
•
—.
Nepheline
Aumacho
Lake
1,000
37c
—25
50
1
—
Jan
29 %c
&
1.60
Jan
80c
1.80 Mar
17%
1
common
Feb 4.
Feb
7.50
106%
•
8%
Feb,-
16%
—
*
9c
„1
Min
1.60
7% Mar
31'Ac
t
37c
,'17%
—
19c
—
Ltd
„
*
Oils—
134,994
—
Labrador
-
*'
common—
160,200
♦
Mines
Feb
12,200
29c
1
Zinc
Jan
21,800
64c
Keyboycon
Lead
19c
18c
24c
l
Kontiki
Jan
70c
45c
1
Ltd
17c
15c
29c,
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd—
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Mines
2,500
Jan
65c
50c
1
Ltd—
Jan
16c
1
Ltd
30c
70c
1
————
Jan
*
-
1
Continental
Mines
—
—1
-
Uranium Mines
Jardun
—
*
Mines
17c
•——
4
Anthes
Mines
105
Feb
Petroleums
31c
Uranium
12
Feb
Jan
Mines
Anchor
38c
Gui-Por
Jan
Jan
Feb
4.30
11
104%
90c
Lead
21c
26%
Mar
Oil Development
18%c
18c
40'A Mar
Feb
47c
Anacon
19%c
872
10
26,275
High
Feb
25
350
52,700
American
49c
12
105
20c
19c
105
Low
34%
'-52c
Amurex
Mar
7,808
47c
—1
Leduc
40%
26
Range Since Jan. 1
High
48%c
Cons
Ltd
Shares
75c
Jan
22c
29%
16%c
Grandines
Sales
for Week
65c
Mar
11,500
1
Ltd
Mar
Mar
Mar
725
32c
1
Mines
Jan
14c
50c
50c
35
22c
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
.
51c
Mar
64c
35
35
30c
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Feb
14c
1,000
8,400
Co 4%
pfd
preferred
:———
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Jan
1
—
42c
Feb
875
4,900
4%rfc
Jan
*
Ltd
Mar
75c
•
10 %c
45c
25c
55c
Aluminum
5,000
32%
Feb
■
7%
.
Aluminium
:
Jan
14c 15%c
—
14%c
Feb
50c
Algoma Steel
Feb
Feb
96c
*
(1945)
Warrants
15c
1
Ltd
Nickel Mines Ltd& Exploration
Mining
21,500
1
Inc
Mar
7%
70c
Uranium
Algom
1
—
79c
—
.
—
Pacific
Alberta
1.95 Mar
1
Ltd
Corp
1.60
15% Mar
1.34
>
Jan
1
—
Distillers
Alberta
Feb
Jan
1
Smelt
&
2.20
59c
14c
17 %c
Petroleums
Albermont
1.50 Mar
Jan
1
Ltd
Co
Mines
Oil
—1
Ltd
Mines
Eastern
88,315
Ltd.—-~i
Alba Explorations
Feb
Feb
14%
61c
*
73c
Exchange
7%
—-——74%c
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
Mar
4,000
59c
—,
12 %c
38%
25%
11%
Shoe common—44—*
Surpass
Agnew
Feb
Mar
Jan
1.20
1,000
25c f
Jan
Jan
Funds
18c
18'Ac
-
5.00 Mar
27c
1,000:
20c
—
7c
Range
__
—
Voting trust
Rio
Dome
3.10 Mar
161,000
•
Low
_
Jan
23c
38% Mar
Jan
44c
Week's
39%
26'
12
♦
4%%
preferred
—25
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common——*
Preferred
4—.
——100
Acadia-Uranium Mines
1
Acme Gas & Oil
——————*
Jan
1
Jan
Mar
343,200
of Prices
Par
1.05 Mar
al8c
Ltd
48c
Feb
1.98
Jan
2.15 Mar
Jan 1.
35%
123,350"
8.10
40c
Feb
35c
6,500
Last
Abitibl Power & Paper common
1.85 Mar
—-
Yellowknife
Consol
:
—-—1
Consolidated Deniscn Mines Ltd
Consol
1.06
Ltd—__—1
Mines
1.67
412,900
Sale Fries
7.25 Mar
.—
Feb
Feb
Jan
2,000
1
25c
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
13c
Ltd
6.50
31c
300
21c
Canadian
15%c Mar
1.12
Corp
Jan
43'Ac 45'Ac
14c
Jan
12c
Development
33c
79c
Toronto Stock
Jan
1.12
Conro
Mar
73c
--4
Jan
4,500
12c
Cleveland Copper Corp—
Colomac Yellowknife Mines
19c
9'Ac
Feb
Jan
8.70
1.12
1.60
1
Ltd
Mines
1.44 Mar
20c
55,000
14,100
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.33 Mar
11,900
Feb
1.00
Feb
Feb
1.00 Mar
14,200
Ltd
Petroleums
2.28 Mar
1.85
2.77
Feb
50c
8c
45c
Feb
Jan
73c
24c
Ltd—.——.
Jan
19c
3.10
75c
85c
71,900
62c
v
22c
Feb
2.60
9c
32c
90c
72c
Ltd
Products
Mines
5,600 '
3.05
Corp Ltd.
Co Ltd——
1.18 Mar
2.12
1
Ltd—
Mines
Oil
Westburne
Jan
—
Mineral
Wendell
7.00 Mar
Feb
2.90
Jan
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd——1
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd—
1
Cheskirk
i—
25c
Feb
5.75 Mar
3,400
11c;:
Ltd
Jan
Jan
12c
15%c 15%c
13c 14%c
--
Ltd-
Mines
Centremaque Gold Mines
1.200
.
Ventures
13c
18%
42c
4,175
58c
7.00
50c
6.00
12%
Oils
Admiral
Canadian
^ High -•/
Jan
12'Ac Jan
2,000
-
A
12c
100
32c
._.
United Montauban Mines Ltd
,.
21c' Jan
18,500
-
90c
25c
Ltd-
Mines
Asbestos Corp
United
Low
29c
7.25
Trebor Mines Ltd—
Range Since Jan. 1
r
High
26c
-
33'Ac
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Feb
Share*
65c
Ltd
Silver
for Week
20c
Ltd
Mines
28c
■'
2.35 Mar
new__l
1.65
Low
1
Sale*
•-
of Prices
Par
High
:
40c
31c
2.28
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Hill
High
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Ltd————1
1
vtc
Gold Mines l td
Bouzan
Burnt
&
Shares
of Price# f
Low
.
75c
22c
56c
1
1
1
Corp
Mines Ltd
Refining Corp
Mining
Chibougamau
Bonnyville
,
„
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ft.r Week
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Friday
Sales
(Cont.)
Volume 183
Number 5515
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(12691 .43
CANADIAN MARKETS
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
*•-
*
Par
Bordulac Mines
BouscatlilLac
1
;
„—i.
Gold; _j—
Boymar
Mines
1
Preferred
!
Mines
Britalta
57«
Electric
Packers
800
6%
98
6%
5,949
49%
49%
2.75
2.75
Y
Reef
Mills
2.75
Jan
1.95 Mar
40%
44%
class
class
Feb
55%
Jan
52
Jan
Feb
50%
Feb
49
50
16%
18
16
16%
13%
.17%
13%
'
_
37%
37%
Canada
Class
Feb
Canadian
Jan
30c
Feb
1
13c
lie 13 %c
8c
Jan
i
Jan
12%
Feb
8
Feb
8%
Jan
76c
84c
79,806
54c
Jan
25%
28%
19,791
21c
32c
128,500
32c 37 %c
Jan
1,380
5.00
31,540
18%
Jan
300
t>. ro
Jan
7.35
900
3.45
Feb
3.95
-9%
9%
.t
35
34
2.50
2.20
*
35%
36
36%
103%
60c
1.70
1.95
*
62
26% Mar
85c
Jan
Jan
38% Mar
530
34%
215
101
2,400
1.95
Jan
Feb
60c
Feb
1.57 Mar
14,833
31%
384
13
13 %
1,090
13
Feb
96 100%
100
75
Jan
31c
55c
>
6.90
-
Jan
1.20 Mar
Gas
warrants
class
Jan
1.95 Mar
30% Mar
35%
Jan
13%■ Jan
103
Feb
25c
Jan
45c
Feb
40c
Feb
60c
Mar
7.10
47%
32
31%
31%
625
59c
66c
24,710
v
37,306
5.65
Feb
7.10 Mar
1,932
44%
Jan
Ice.Machin^
30 %
Jan
32
Jan
30% Jan
32
Jan
56c
Jan
66c
36
35 %
36%
1,840
32%
Feb
36% Mar
19 %
19%
905
19%
Feb
21
Jan
34%
34%
9%
9%
3,905
13%
12%
13%
13,820
32c
40c
3.85
4.15
21%
23
8
8
8
•.
o
Croinor
D'Aragon
D'Eldona
Delnite
Jan
23
Feb
9%
8%
9%
6,460
7%
6
6
100
5 %
1.99 Mar
20,904
36
36
260
53C
58c
10,025
24%
14,648
Dome
35%
23%
24%
106
106
106
10
1,916
45C
42c
48c
22%
41c
30
9'/8
55,120
Jan
42c
Jan
4.15 Mar
23%
Jan
8% Jan
27
'33%
19%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.35
Jan
9 % Mar
Charter
Oils
Cochenour
24% Mar
Reco
Lake
Colomac
Commoil
2.75
100
1.25
Jan
1.40
2,400
1.25
Jan
30%
Jan
18
Feb
13
27,300
1.15
Feb
17c
Feb
1.58 Mar
Feb
29c
Feb
8c
Feb
28c
Feb
37c
25%
Jan
28
59
59%
230
53
Jan
59%
187
187
195
184
158
Jan
63c
52c
65 c
460,225
30%C
55c
59%
30c 36 %C
49c
10%
65c
10%
11 Vic Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
195
Mar
Feb
42c
39c
Jan
19c
99,870
Feb
73c
35c
r
,
Feb
65c
Mar
12%
10% Mar
Jan
20c
10%
705
88c
74,985
69c
Jan
88c
Mar
25c
38c
58,500
22c
Feb
38c
Mar
20c
22c
75c
80c
1.99
17c
3,500
i.7o
111,000
Jan
23c
Feb
75c
59,332
75c
1.95
;
Jan
30c
932,700
77c
84c
Mar
88c
Jan
'1.42
1.99 Mar
Jan
60
Jan
88
15c
Feb
20c
Feb
82
80
86
125,795
19 %c
18 %c
20c
54,800
1.61
1.55
1.64
21,500
1
36c
36c
38c
9,425
35%c
2
39%
38%
39%
5,022
37
2.50
,'8.50
7.95
8.90
15%
15
15%
4,359
14%
Jan
15% Mar
1
—
23c
19c
26c
169,600
15%
Feb
26
9
'9
100
9
Mar
8
12
33
7
Jan
32
7,790
-
——25
31%
1.42
*
Jan
39 % Mar
8.90 Mar
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
12c
32
Jan
Mar
Mar
100
100
Jan
103%
Feb
17
985
16
Mar
20%
Jan
26
360
25% Mar
26%
Feb
Feb
34 %
14%
20
19%
19%
•
Jan
20
32
Jan
36% Mar
12%
Jan
14% Mar
17%
7,189
34%
36
1,557
13%
14%
12,195
8%
8%
8%
2,665
Feb
9
Jan
61C
56c
61c
252,200
42c
Jan
61c
Mar
16
*
common—
27%
Feb
»
16
17
•
.
com
30%
40c
Feb
Jan
5.50
14,845
Jan
1.90
103% 103%
„
•
1
Coal—
i
Jan
25%
100
com—
■'
11%
*
Steel com
■'
/■
*
Ind
17
510
10
Feb
17
Mar
130
34
I
8%
—■-*
*
1
34
33%
34
31
Jan
2.30
2.17
2.48
674,350
78c
Jan
1
36c
33c
36c
262,300
18c
aJn
1.47
1.35
1.60
98,225
1.12
29,000
9%c
Mar
3.05
36c
Feb
MaY
1.60 Mar
Jan
12c
Feb
Mar
Amphi Gold
1
10 %c
12c
Malartic
1
2.15
2.10
2.24
8,100
1
6.50
6.35
6.60
12,515
5.90
Jan
6.60 Mar
1
1.34
1.30
1.36
4,700
1.20
Feb
1.50
Feb
Feb
1.08
Jan
5.60 Mar
7.70
Jan
Mines
East Sullivan Mines
Ltd
Co
:
Eddy
Trust
Investment
class
Paper
Glacier
Feb
Eureka
Feb
1.12
1.20
1,987
1.09
Feb
1.30
Feb
2.30
3,227
2.05
Feb
2.50
81c
2,050
Jan
90c
Feb
35
Feb
37
Feb
1,380
59%
Feb
68%
Jan
55c
60c
5,000
52c
Feb
62 %c
Jan
23,500
70c
Jan
1.20
Feb
6
60c
•
i
1.00
1.08
11%C
12c
84
12c
12c
16c
33,100
24c
28c
3,650
■
;
April 3
78
25
57
54%
1956
1
25c
\
Jan
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
20c
Jan
31c
Feb
82
70
730
45
400
6%
1.69
1.20
1.70
20c
53c
6%
436,938
45c
Feb
9c
57
6%
Jan
9%c
78
75
:
163,688
•i
Corp
to
1.00
ll%c
7
1.08
20c
Jan
78
Mar
Feb
57
Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
1.70 Mar
Feb
64c
Mar
Jan
Jan
80c
Feb
200
63%
5%
10
1.60
2.05
4
36
62%
—-*
*
—
2.78
1.12
655
36
63%
1
Insurance
ext
22,977
1
common
Equitable Life Insurance—.—
Erie Flooring class A_
Warrants
29,000
1
Ltd
Mines—
Life
Empire
90c
6.30
1
Pen-Rey Oils
Gold
85c
5.00
10
—
Mines
87c
6.00
20
A
Elder Mines
Sol
85c
Jan
1
*
Eastern Steel Prods
Economic
2.52
2.10 Mar
1
Refining Ltd
&
Feb
19
2.25
1
•
8.70
70c
Excelsior
Refineries
Ltd
•
8.25
8.70
14,973
8.00
Feb
9.10
Jan
Famous
4.15
4.00
4.15
1,013
3.80
Jan
4.15
Feb
i
5.35
5.35
5.55
4,700
4.60
Feb
5.65
Feb
3.05
2.75
3.05
72,950
2.11
Jan
3.05 Mar
1.27
1.26
1.32
5,050
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
Farwest
18c
19c
15,000
16c
Feb
21c
Jan
_50c
11c
29,200
9c
Feb
15c
Feb
34c
33 %C
36c
14,200
32c
Jan
39c
Jan
1.80
2.11
42,500
5.75
5.70
6.00
44,700
6.25
Feb
Ford Motor
10%c
12C
54,500
7%c Jan
15c
Feb
45c
Mar
1.66
Feb
4.95
Jan
2.11 Mar
Kirkland
Federal
Feb
22
1.230
20%
Jan
22
23%
1,465
22% Mar
25
1.95
72,725
1.65 Mar
2.37
Jan
—25c
class
Foundation Co
15c
1.50
35% Mar
Feb
1.65
2.25
2.00
2.25
20,940
Feb
2.30
Jan
1
40c
40c 42 %c
9,670
——•
A
35
34
35
340
30%
30%
50
45c
343,500
.
—20
2.10
Feb
29
21%
Preferred
11 %c
1.10
6,600
13,211
22%
-1
Tungsten Copper
Grain
21%
22%
1.20
35%
1.80-
Canadian
Oils Ltd—
Farge
35%
—•
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Players
1.10
31%
*
Falconbrldge Nickel
i
-1
44%c
'
_
_
39c
45c
25,569
38c
Jan
1
1.06
1.06
1.17
196,520
94c
Feb
—1
1.56
1.41
1.88
26,450
1.07
—
"
-1
10
100
1.55
1.50
1.55
5,204
-*
—
32c
10
class A
42c
•
—;
——
Fittings
class A
Manufacturing
Fleet
Mining Corp_
-
1
120
120 123%
1,083
26
230
11c
.
1.90
38c
72
Feb
30%
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
31%
30% Mar
Jan
Jan
45c
Mar
9%
Feb
10
Mar
1.45
Feb
20c
120
Frobisher
Mines
1
Copper
1
Mines
1
•
__
1.56 Mar
2.12
Jan
3,750
1.85
Jan
2.50
Jan
73%
75
335
72%
Feb
85%
Jan
2.00
137Va
Feb
Jan
Jan
79c
5,200
71c
Jan
85c
•
80c
84c
4,435
20%
100
7
6%
7%
80c
1,500
14c
13 %c
15c
16,000
80c
1.48
24c
4,714
80c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Gaitwin
20%
Jan
23%
Feb
Gatineau
6% Mar
8%
Jan
5 % 'k
65c
Jan
92c
Feb
Geco
12 %C
Jan
15 %c
Feb
General
1.35
1.67
432,812
95c
18c
24c
178,340
9c
Jan
Jan
1.99
29c
General
Feb
General
10
10%
3,225
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
3.90
300
3.35
Jan
4.00
Feb
Consolidated
Allenbee
Consolidated
Bakeries
•
Oil
cna
—1
Class
♦
_
v*o rr/i
_
Aft
_
16c
Jan
17,350
35%
1,215
31
Jan
99%
50
90
Jan
4.30
43,825
41c
Power
—:
Ltd
_
Feb
35% Mar
99% Mar
Petroleum
(Canada)
A
Feb
General
Products
Jan
General
Steel
4.80
2.80
3,400
40c
55.880
30%
c Mar
44c
Jan
17c
16%c
18c
32,339
15c
Feb
18c
Jan
Geneva
9
328
10%
Jan
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
8%
8%
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
3.50
35c
40c
9,100
30%
31
930
112% 112%
20
19 %
21
13,955
7
7
2,000
i
4.55
20%
Jan
60c
Feb
97
Jan
49%c
Jan
35c
Feb
29%
Jan
32
Jan
112% Mar
114
Jan
21
Mar
17
Jan
6
Feb
7%
Jan
63
61%
63%
640
58
Jan
65
5
45%
44%
45%
1,056
42%
Feb
46
Jan
5.90 Mar
Jan
6.00 Mar
Mfg class A
Wares
common
Preferred
Lake
5.50
com—1
1
2.55
4.10
35c
Feb
Feb
Mar
3
Corp
4.75
? 50
93
30%
•
Dynamics
Motors
41c
1,500
*
1
Bakeries
4.05
1,000
94
1
common
preferred
.
46c
93%
41c
30 %c
575
4.25
100
40c
4.75
4.80
General
—•
common
Exploration
Mines
Feb
3.90
10%
Ltd
2.70
Com
7%c
13c
34
Feb
*
_
>
100
Debentures
75c
35%
26% Mar
Feb
4.10
11 %c
Warrants
.
Petroleum
pfd..;
J)
(A
28,300
24%
99%
*
•
Mines
:
1.80
76c
Mines
Gold
25
26
of Canada
Cos
Freiman
2.25
_
Development
Fraser
1.56
20%
_
Francoeur
2.10
1
•
_
Jan
1.88 Mar
2.10
common
Eouip
_
1.29
75
_
Willans
Gold
Jan
1.58
•
_
Enterprises
T?Ar
35% Mar
1.30
_
_
Coniagas
Conro
82,060
25C
17% Mar
East
Federal
__
Commonwealth
104% Mar
Jan
2.75
18c
Yellowknife
Combined
1.58
20c
Feb
Jan
'
Dunlop
Coin
1.28
24c
Feb
48c
—1
11 %C
Cockshutt Farm
Cody
Feb
.103
Ll
Mines
Coldstream
1.35
57c
Jan
12
780
12%
2.38 Mar
Mar
17
1,655
12
Jan
45c
19 Vic
120
—
——
Smelting
_l
Consolidated
Cochrane
\ 15
2.75
Chromium Min & Smelt
Cobalt
104% 104%
1.40
Mines
Gold
17%
17%
1.42
74,250-
4,000
—
Metals
Jan
6c
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
Chimo
—
Minerals
Eastern
70c
175
•
Chrysler Com
336,041
12%
1
Mudge new com
——!
Co Ltd—
Eastern
Feb
1,335
Mines
Chesterville
5,540
48C
17%
1
Feb
40c
18%
Research
48c
15,000
Ltd
Chemical
&
Jan
65c
Feb
35%
i
Chemical
2.38
45c
1
•
Cheskii k
2.10
36 %c
47C
1,
(Western)
Stores
139
Mar
32
_
5.10 Mar
25c
&
Steel
Asbestos
10
18%
Central
Chamberlain Oil
Jan
1
*
Eastern
106
18%
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
3.25
37c
—
pfd——
Mar
Jan
7%
35%
Central Pat Gold
317,259
9.45 Mar
*
26%
1
6
Feb
104
pfd_20
Oil
5.10
Jan
21
32c
Ltd
Mines
Emerald
Leduc
Feb
3.75
1
Dyno Mines
Jan
Central
6.45
4.95
,
6.65
4,140
*
Duvex Oils &
4.60
;
Jan
Feb
1
Copper
Feb
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Trethewey
Explorers
23 Va
5.85
.—___
Dow Brewery
Duvan
4.20
Castle
Feb
4,160
lie 11 %c
1
Textile
3,700
Central
3,410
6.10
26%
Ltd
Foundry &
&
4.35
Cassiar
9.45
22%
6.00
35c
——
Mines
Dominion
4.20
,;
—
—_—
Tar
4.35
Gas
A
Magnesium
Scottish Invest
Dominion
El
Quartz
8.75
21%
:-l
_
:
Seagrams
Dominion
Feb
Producers
class
I
Dominion
3.20
Gold
Feb
1
'.
Mines
Dominion
37,447
Oil
90c
9.45
26%
—
Preferred
Canadian
Natural
Jan
-1
Mining Corp
Dominion
Eldrich
Canso
Feb
55c
51,595
'6.00
1
_
Ltd
Gold
Dominion
El
Cariboo
Feb
60c
•
Jan
Canso
Feb
5.35
Jan
V- 22 %
1
-
Electrobome
Jan
Williston
Jan
41c
-
•
1
Coal
35%
Copper Co,
4.70
1.00 Mar
25c
Mar
'
104%
75c
60c
'60c
•
Dominion
25%
Canadian
84,400
•
Dominion
Feb
Canam
139,779
50c
■•*,
5.35
'/•48c
1
Exploration
Feb
100
5.40
'
1
Dominion Asbestos
Feb
*.
4.95
45 ViC
Dome Mines
2.74
4%
Jan
East
,
54c
;
Jan
__
Producers
Diadem
22%
Gas
Mar
15c
_1
Devon-Leduc Oils-.!
31%
preferred
Jan
90c
Minerals
Detta
3,442
Nat
Jan
51c
26,200
69,600
10
Mines
Rio
16,325
Utilities
69c
176,447
*
Mines
Warrants
25
Western
Feb
65c
_
Mines
Leather
Davis
3.00
Canadian
3.00
21c
Decoursey Brewis Mines
34%
Canadian
40c
Jan
1.00
Zinc—
Mines
Cusco
2.85
Canadian Vickers
15c
Feb
2.30
"
Minerals
Crowpat
Feb
2.90
21% Mar
27
33 %c
Jan
27c
370
58c
00
24%
Prospect
10c
9,166
90c
5
25
preferred
22,500
31c
14 %c
•
Trust
3.00
Ltd
13c
16c
_1 "
Petroleum
Pershing
Crown
Donnell
2.29
34%
Crestaurum
10
Petrofina
Feb
2.70
63c
Mining
Donalda
26
25
Lead
Coulee
Cournor
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
Canadian
Jan
30c
94c
Mines
Imperial
Jan
Jan
9%
Railway
Cosmos
Jan
2.06
l
Mar
Feb
82c
1.25 Mar
1
Dist clas
(HI
Feb
8
•
~
94c
2.30
11 %c
2.35
Copper-Man
14%
390
•
Gas Reserves
West
Coppercrest Mines
37
945
V
Jan
'
-11%
2.18
,,100
Mar
Jan
Jan
-1
_1
Jan
26 %
■
Jan
46c
_1
Min
Mines
•
30c
2,330
*
;
18c
■
.10
Mar
9
107,370
23
•
—_1
-com,,
Poplar
Sudbury Basin Mines
12%
3,700
3.95
34 % Mar
*
preferred
Pacific
60
•
common
Warrants
7
10c
Gold
Cos
35
*
Locomotive
Malartic
.
class
Sannorm
Consolidated
47% Mar
3,631
r
*
A
Jan
30c
Desmont
Jan
38,222
*
:
Feb
2.04
13c
Feb
78c
49,365
5.90
31%
___*
.
45c
*
36%
104
9%
Petroleum
Jan
1
Del
3
& Dock
35c
1
Jan
19%
(Dunsmuir)
44c
A—
40
60c
46%
66c
2.65
Feb
33c
31%
*
Jan
Mine
Jan
48c
47%
10c
3.40
31c
•'<
31%
common
32c
Pershcourt
Distillers
13%
2
36% Jan
Jan
99%
__1
72c
10,628
Jan
38
Jan
Feb
3.10
'
Feb
30%
♦
7,500
37c
34
87c
"
Feb
1.90
3,600
65c
11%
Jan
2.50 Mar
r-360
101 103'/a
•
—*
Jan
53
15,000
•
Feb
25%
1,740
1.20
39%
Jan
32
8%
70,131
2.60
1.10
35
Jan
34
25
-
2.90
Mar
29%
1,225
26%
39%
'
31
100
■58
25%
-
~
-
35
58
•
58
25%
—12.50
39,900
80c
34c
i.iY'.'r
Press
Jan
9%
•'
V
75c
75c
,
Consolidated
Jan
3.75
528
20
Mar
6.90
2,115
common
Feb
5.90 Mar
26
3.75
32
•
Mar
6.90
32%
B
40c
Feb
26
31
i
Securities
Canadian Oil &
32c
5.90
100
Products class A
Oils
28% Mar
15c
340,400
Jan
Feb
5.30
1
Mar
19%
24%
30%
common
84c
23c
5.50
„
warrants,:
67c
75c
Consolidated
Corby
25%
2.60
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
11
880
31c
•
Canadian Homestead Oils
5%
1,179
8%
34 %c
:
17,010
30% Mar
12%
25
Dredge
Canadian
Feb
12
31
A
37%
Feb
11c
Feb
8%
30%
.
Decalta
Canadian
28C
29
,_1
Empire Oils
Canadian Devonian
Canadian
Jan
100
10
Commerce
Collieries
Canadian
15c
14,160
28%
"
34%
Jan
2.50
320,500
Feb
20c
84C
2G
37 %
47c
*
17c
Jan
17c
8%
1..°
preferred
Canadian
40
Feb
12
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose,,,
Gen
Jan
lie
30%
20
,
13 %C Mar
35
30%
3.75
Stone
14,620
28,636
16c
Consolidated Peak Oils
4.45 Mar
78c
3.00
16 %c
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Tungsten
Mining-
90c
Jan
■v
Jan
70c
1
Consol
Feb
18c
4.05
9,486
3.30 Mar
70c
Mines
Red
■V*
4.45
..
2.85
74c
•
Regcourt Mines Ltd
19c
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
30%
47c
Jan
31,900
Consolidated
1,355
Mar
44c
86,445
Consolidated
70,100
30c
-
42c
Feb
62,280
Feb
—1,200
;1,601,236
30c
3.30
1.55
Jan
39
82c
37c
14c
17c
Feb
1.25
Feb
38
-32c
-
38c
8c
14 Vic
38,300
80c
1.26
11,500
39
Jan
Jan
•
Orlac
Jan
40c
18c
-
1
12c
15c
20c
Feb
r.
Mines
10 %c
'i
=
25
1.93
12%c Mar
j,_
,
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jan
—
Oils
Celanese
Morrison
Smelting
Explor.,
Jan
14c
pfd
Canners
Consolidated
&
Mar
1.58 Mar
2.95
14
25
Canadian
Canadian
60c
Feb
66c
Preferred
Ganadian Food
Mar
4,100
Oil
British
Mining
Mar
80c
28,400
4.30
4.40
1
80c
11
93,900
Minerals
Canadian
Consolidated
46c
Feb
-
55c
3.30
1
Mines
Jan
65c
1.65
80C
•
Oils Ltd
Mar
•
Lines
of
Mac
43c
75c
.
Breweries
Gold
Marbenor
Mic
1,660
•
;
L
Bank
Howey
Consolidated
20c
35 %c
10,749
30c
l
;
11,450
1
& Cable class
Canadian
Arrow
12
24c
.
12%c 14Vic
14c
65,029
.
•
Jan
24c
Petroleum
Admiral
Consolidated
Consolidated
1
...
80c
1.70
20c
-
20c
Lake
52c
115,850
1.62
Feb
27,805
46c
71c
1.58
80c
•'
7
warrants
43c
29c
40c
44c
»
,
24c
1.20
Atlantic
Canadian
15c
1
—.
Astoria
1
:
Mines
11%
1
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
20c
common
Canadian
Iron
12
•
Oils
Class B
Oil
Crest
Fenimore
43c
1
Ltd
Consol
24c
1
Preferred
$134
lie.
71c
Foundries
Steamship
Canadian
46,300
Jan
22c
common
Canada Southern
Canadian
52% Mar
Jan
*
:
Canadian
Feb
71c
L————L—.
Canada Wire
48
Feb
18c
*
common
Southern
Canada
38%
14%
Oil__:
B
Canada
Jan
9%c
12c 14 %c
*
Canada Safewav
Jan
Nicholson
36%
13% Mar
—
class
Jan
3.60
1
125
—25c
Lands
4.86
3.25 Mar
Consolidated
3,847
1
^
Packers
3.50 Mar
5,775
2
121,700
'
Explorations
Oil
11%
13,960
:
17C
*
:—
Warrants
Canada
9.35 Mar
4.10
3.40
Mines—
13%
*
Malting
Met
30,410
3.50
3.25
Negus
13%
Chibougamau
Preferred
10,%
3.75
Consolidated
13%c
;
Cut
9.50
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
—
Crushed
9.35
Feb
3.30
;
;
Feb
——*
Gold
Preferred
Jan
Jan
2.00
Campbell Red Lake,
Can
Mar
1
Cement
30c
16%
1.61 Mar
Flon__:
Iron
18
230
Edmonton.
Canada
Feb
15
58,620
Oils
Bread
25c
1
Petroleum
Canada
Feb
12% Mar
1.84
Dry Dock class A
Canada
Jan
16
300
51%
Burlington Steel
Canada
3,550
1
Building Products
c.
Bulldog Yellow Knife Gold
Canada
38%
16
240
;!
51
:
Buffalo Red Lake
•
15,086
Feb
1.61
!-l
Consol
48
106
51
Ankerite
Campbell
220
Feb
1.82
*
Bufiadison Gold
Calvan
101
25
Uranium
& Co Ltd
28c
l
Jan
Mining & Smelt
Ext
Jan
25c
.
1
50
12c
Canadian
24 %c
Halliwell
52%
1
Jan
Guayana Mines
1
-
16c
Golden
265
15 %c
Mining
33,780
Consolidated
175
A—
24c
Consolidated
225
*
21c
Jan
3.36
Jan
52
Co
33c
21c
45% Mar
Jan
53
1
Flin
35
34,826
;
104
•••'
Mar
l
Gillies
53
•
25c
Consolidated
50%
A
37,279
J
Jan
102%
Products
29c
Consolidated
104
r_;
High
25c
Dragon
Jan
Low
26 %c
1
Warrants
East
1.60
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consolidated
2.31
Low
Mines
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
2.55
,
Shares
l
Jan
Jan
for Week
Cadillac
Mar
7,700
1
&
98
49%
119,845
Mines —
Calnorth
15
Jan
Jan
1.95
Mines
Calgary
7%
96
3.00
Brunsman
Cailinan
Feb
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prieea
Sale Frloe
Oils
Jan
1.10
48 %
20
Feb
6.00
1.75
Brunhurst
Calalta
5
18c
Feb
2.85
Mines
Hill
6%
Jan
Jan
50
Telephone
Algoma
4.90
1.93
13%
British'Columbia
98
11c
98c
3.00
B
Burrard
Cordasun
98
British Columbia Power
Burns
Consolidated
2,360
50
Columbia
Bunker
2.37 Mar
2.15 Mar
—50
British
Buffalo
298,700
56,933.
._ioo
Forest
Buffalo
2.37
2.75
,
Columbia
Brunswick
Central
49%
preferred
Brunston
Consolidated
Co—
preferred
Buckles
Feb
43%.
British
Bruck
40c
—1
preferred
Broulan
Feb
IC~i
preferred
Class
26c
14c
Oil
Columbia
414%
55,500
—50
Ltd
American
4% %
37c
_100
Petroleum
4%%
Bellekeno
3
Brilund
British
Consolidated
1.00
1
.
Par
Feb
5.75
•
High
17c
12c
.
I ast
'
'
•
Jan
1.00
,
'f
r
.
10c
5.50
6%
*
38,000
5.60
•
Bridge & Tank pfd—
British
2.15
Low
15c
1.00
common
Warrants
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12 %c
Petroleums
Traction
32c
.2.25
*
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
12c
33C
-
1
i_;
Gold
14 %C
1
Bouzan Mines
Bralsaman
Low
Week's
Friday
Shares
•>
(
9
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
■it.f'+l
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
Sales
5.95
5.90
1,860
4.70
5.15
6.00
8,325
4.65
*
37
37
50
♦
10%
10%
432
95%
25
14 %c
14c
15c
22,500
3.25
2.80
3.40
95%
100
1
*
23,300
36
Feb
37
Jan
Jan
Mar
11%
Jan
93
Feb
99
Jan
14c
Jan
19c
Jan
10% Mar
2.50
Feb
46
The Commercial ant} Financial Chronicle
(1270)
..
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
9
MARCH
ENDED
'
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Friday
Range
Sale Priee
stocks
1
5.70
5.70
5.85
2,641
5.60
Jan
6.30
1.33
1.22
1.42
113,679
1.12
Jan
1.42 Mar
56c
Gold
Lake
Goldale Mines
Golacrest
Gold
Mines-
Uranium
God's
55'AC
58c
31,665
Mines
Class
B
class
Coal
Gxidoil Freehold
Hahn
Gold
Home
Class
.
Class
Hoyle
Uranium
9'/2
17
10
Feb
17
Jan
45c
Feb
Marcus
37'Ac
Feb
54c
Mar
Marigold
Oils
7.00
Feb
Jan
Maritime
9.45
42'A
9
9%
200
75c
99c
9.75
21
1
60c
1.10
21
16C
17
48c
1.36
64,000
18%
10%
12
25
15c
13'Ac
15c
63
23%
23%
3.25
Jan
21%
Feb
1.10
Feb
15
1,115
16'/a C
16c
17c
75,220
1.05
92c
1.10
382,350
18c
19C
4,173
Jan
12%
Jan
27
Jan
Feb
.
J an
22
3.50
1,000
70c
27c
14C
27c
54,100
55%
55%
56%
435
—
8%
8%
25%
Feb
37 %c Mar
Feb
85c
15%
32,749
11%
14
13,897
43
12%
42
43
590
7.40
6.95
7.40
5,270
15%
Paper common
*
Minimi
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Erie Mortgage
•
68
1
67
37c
34c
6 8'A
38c
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
25% Mar
Feb
10'/«
Feb
14
43
Mar
15% Mar
Feb
6.95
64
8.00
Jan
28c
Feb
50c
Feb
42
150
8,549
1.80
9.75
11
25,875
6.00
2,515
3.40
10 %C
13c
182,550
Feb
8.35
5.00
11c
Mar
Imperial
Flo
Imperial
Life
Imperial
Oil
io
Glaze
60
215
io
27%
50
70
30
43'A
45
11%
6%
Indian
Lake
preferred
50
III100
A_—iZZZ-ZZZ—
Ingersoll Machine class
,
Min-
Moore
Nickel
Co
ZZZ*
Ranwick
Jack
Minerals
Mines
Jonsmith
Journal
Publishing
Kenville Gold
ZZ
Kilembe
Copper
Warrants
Kirkland
Hudson
Bay
oils
3,500
33c
85,372
2.74
115,690
4.95
2,875
(John)
32c
35c
26%
75c
Lake
Lake
Lake
Cinch
&
Mines
Dufault Mines
Osu
Lake
Wasa
Luz
Gold
Lexindin
Liberal
Loblaw
Class
Groceterias~class~~A
25
1.45
1.40
1.65
48,100
1.27
Feb
1
1.70
1.55
1.73
23,500
1.45
Jan
12
11%
12
1,350
11%
Feb
12% Mar
12%
12%
12%
100
12%
Feb
15%
119,550
68c
Jan
1.47
Feb
27% Mar
28'A
Jan
Feb
com
—5
A
5
-
95c
1.11
27%
27%
27%
-25c
4.45
4.35
4.55
32%
_:
90c
._20
pfd.
31%
32%
Car
Bidlamaque
New
5-
Gold
660
JP^o^Jootnotes
Jan
Feb
4.65
Feb
33'A Mar
Feb
27c
23c
26c
27,500
1.85
2.45
185,400
28c
30c
64,000
28c
Jan
39c
Jan
73c
82c
10,347
71c
Jan
93c
Feb
22c
Jan
31c
Feb
1.75
Jan
4.10
Feb
29c
45,240
1.55
1.50
1.56
62,232
1.50
Feb
1.86
2.40
2.59
15,800
2.01
Jan
2.64
Feb
Mines
98c
95c
1.00
21,950
Feb
1.30
Jan
Development™.
50C
46c
50c
73c
70c
80c
Calumet
7
Feb
New
Concord
New
25c
26c
OH
Continental Oil
92c
Jan
4,775
46c
Feb
54c
Jan
53,840
63c
Jan
84c
Feb
16c
Jan
25c
Mar
Feb
50%
8
Feb
15
Davies
New
Delhi
Jan
New
.
18
Feb
1.74
Jan
33
35%
25c
<
Mines
Fortune
:__
New
33,600
1.82
1.97
4,810
24c
28c
42,275
1.01
Jan
1.82 Mar
24c
1.48
Mar
Jan
1.13
Jan
2.05
Jan
Feb
38c
1.85 Mar
Jan
1.81
1.65
1.85
35,275.
23c
23c
25c
13,300
23c
Jan
30c
33c
15,750
28c
Feb
39c
Feb
69C
62c
69c
176,113
50c
Feb
70c
Jan
Jan
New Goldvue Mines
Explorations
Jan
New
Highridge
Jan
131'A Mar
New
Hosco
Jan
36% Mar
New
Jaculet
Jan
1.73 Mar
1
Harrlcana
New
90
20,850
1.02
30% C
Jan
Gas
25c
1.01
25c
-50C
21 'Ac
1.01
1.84
Petroleum.
Mines
Mar
78'A Jan
126%
•
New Dickenson Mines
Feb
12
Mar
1.30
New
Feb
8%
Feb
11%
Feb
102%
Jan
Mining
Feb
33c
1
30'Ac
30c
32c
13,525
Feb
35c
.75c
45c
41c
46C
120,700
33c
Jan
48c
—I
40C
38c
43C
203,606
34c
Jan
54c
Feb
24'Ac
Mines
23C
27c.
24,000
20%C
Feb
33c
Feb
12c 17'Ac
2,640,800
10c
Jan
43,125
13,022
50c
Feb
95c
36c
25c
39c
67,200
20c
Jan
39c
Mar
39c
39c
40c
6,175
99c
1.15
339,450
51c.
Jan
Feb
New
Rouyn Merger.
Royran Copper
22 %C
1.15
32C
37c
20,927
32c
Mar
45c
Feb
New
Senator
29c
Mar
28
1.20
11c
Mines
16%
Jan
New
Kelore
16,487
27'A
Jan
34% Mar
New
Laguerre
3.80
39,300
2.65
Feb
3.85
4.15
15,050
2.75
Jan
4.15 Mar
1.60
Feb
Feb
2.00 Mar
34'Ac Feb
52c
*
1.22
Jan
1
*
Mines
New
New
Gold
18,707
9'Ac
Jan
13c
Feb
New
Superior
18c
35,700
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
New
Taku
1.26
116,500
98c
Jan
1.30
Jan
New Thurbois
77,250
28c
Jan
49 %c
Feb
Nib
18'A
Jan
43c
18%
100
2.43
2.75
16,725
2.05
Feb
2.79
Feb
10c
12,000
8c
Feb
12 %c
Jan
1
9c
60c
Jan
222,850
10c
Feb
18c
Feb
23c
Jan
47c
Mar
27c
38c
47c
227,500
18c 21'Ac
18,725
14c
Feb
12 %c
12'Ac 12%C
23,300
11c
Jan
13c
19c
24c
133,685
16c
Feb
4.95
4.20
5.05
479,161
2.38
12 %c
14c
86,600
8'Ac
2.25
2.70
15,318
2.65
Oils
2.15
18% Mar
Feb
2.70 Mar
28c
3,500
22c
Feb
30c
Jan
24c
27c
39,083
24c
Mar
34c
Gold
Jan
10C 12%C
79,300
7'Ac
Jan
16c
Feb
Feb
24'Ac
:
,
\
Mines
He
2.40
2.15
2.44
135,150
1.37
Jan
2.50
2.85
2.84
3.00
126,716
2.57
Feb
3.10
20c
14C
21c
738,050
9c
Jan
21c
Mar
57c
52c
57c
3,000
51c
Jan
57c
Mar
56
58%
Nor
Mines
Mines
\
Gold
Acme
17%
3,510
Jan
Noranda
11c
12c
40,500
11c
Jan
13c
Jan
Nordon
65c
70c
3,050
60c
Feb
73c
Jan
Norgold Mines
18
Feb
5.05 Mar
15c
Nipissing
17 'A
Jan
Feb
Jan
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
11c
17'A
Feb
Jan
"
26'Ac
Mines
Yellowknife
Feb
24c
13 %C
;
Jan
90c
19 %c
__
Mines
17%
—
267.200
17c
'
18%
9%c
85c
14'Ac
Mines.
Rouyn
13c
16c
2.50
66c
16c
45'Ac
Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth
1.16
37c
85c
—1
.
Minda-Scotia
New
17'Ac Mar
17c
—1
Mines
Gold
Marlon
Feb
1
Newlund Mines
16c
37c
.
New Jason Gold
Feb
Mines
58%
Corp
35'Ac
1
•
—1
4.70
4.50
5.00
46,415
3.50
Jan
5.10 Mar
Norlartic
Mines
2.85
2.76
3.20
35,325
1.55
Jan
3.20 Mar
Normetal
Mining
80c
71c
92c
264,875
32c
Jan
92c
40c
49c
158,642
37c
Feb
51c
Feb
Norpax
34c
31c 34 %c
20,700
26c
Jan
40c
Jan
North
32c
29c
Feb
56% Mar
8,031
51%
40c
9,300
19%c
Jan
40c
Mar
40c
73,400
26c
Jan
56c
Jan
Jan
Feb
13 %c
—1
7.35
15c
10,750
10%c
Jan
17c
7.20
7.40
52,635
6.65
Jan
7.75
Jan
Feb
85c
Feb
Mar
42c
Oil &
Mines
Canadian
Ltd.:
Oils
1
453,482
5.20
17,188
4.50
Jan
39%
155
35%
Jan
2.10
2.29
6,120
9%c
13c
395,010
9c
1.03
87,200
80c
69c
1.35
1.75
284,700
23%
23%
24
1,660
23
Feb
24
Jan
North Inca Gold
-.1
12 %C
20%
19%
20%
4,990
18
Jan
20%
Jan
North
L
-1
1.08
96c
2.80
2.65
3.00
12,800
2.55
Feb
3.75
Feb
2.50
2.06
2.50
69,210
1.95
Feb
2.55
Jan
14'Ac 15'Ac
17,500
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
North
4,000
28c
Feb
38c
Jan
Northern
1.10
Jan
1.75 Mar
Preferred
.50
28C
30c
5.30
5.85
5,637
25c
4.25
4.30
3,000
3.90
4,920
3.25
3.50
24c
2.65
3.15
1,300
1
18%
3
18%
18'A
18%
19
1,790
11
10'A
11
300
69c
72c
6,200
24c
31c
90,100
26c
30c
36,700
23c
100
16
,
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
6.00
35c
Feb
Feb
4.25 Mar
3.55
Jan
18% Mar
Rankin
North
Star
Warrants
Oil
14
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.29 Mar
14%
c
Feb
1.14
Feb
Jan
17'A
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb x
Northern Quebec Power
Oils Ltd—
Mines
15%
16
1,910
8%
8%
40
lie
10c
11c
6,500
9c
Jan
lie
Jan
65c
65c
70C
8,580
56c
Jan
70c
Mar
32
#b
Mines
31
31
:
73c
83c
.100
95%
199
preferred
1
....
11
Mar
68c
Feb
73c
Jan
O'Brien Gold Mines
13%c
Jan
38c
Feb
Ogama
Jan
35c
Jan
Oil
Jan
Oka
95%
75c
„
94
Feb
Jan
1.00
Feb
Feb
95% Mar
Jan
1
34c
34c
41c
13,500
Z 30c
Feb
43c
: 77c
Ltd
Nudulama Mines Ltd
Feb
29% Jan
7,800
95
7'A
75
.20c
common-
Northland
Utll
16
8'/a
.1
Mines.
Canada
Northwestern
1.75
•
;_
*.
Trinity
Norvalie
•
*
5.20 Mar
40
58C
79C
345,500
52c
Feb
79c
Mar
lie
11c
14c
17,200
11c
Jan
16c
Jan
68c
Jan
86c
Jan
22c
Feb
Jan
91/2
2.95
3.20
70,275
2.70
Feb
3.30
2.15
2.15
2.60
44,125
1.29
Jan
2.60 Mar
55
55%
79
92
90%
92
310
10c 12'Ac
2.10
21
55%
lie
1
34c
78c
5.03
39'A
77c
5.10
common-
1.65
3.10
see page 47.
28%
22c
Jan
Feb
Feb
2.45
Dominion
85c
25c
Louvicourt Goldfields
Lyndhurst Mining Co.."
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Mines
3.10
8,825
1.78
29c
Oils
Bristol
New British
54% Mar
26c
Lorado Uranium
Mines__
1.65 Mar
26c
New Athona Mines
Jan
72c
Lomega Gold -ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Long Island Petroleums
ZZ
Feb
Jan
6'A
2.30
u—i.———
95c
__
B
5% Mar
80c
—;
14
24'Ac
~
Jan
5%
75c
4.00
Little Long Lac
Jan
6'A
84c
5%
95c
5.85
Z
Mar
18'A
2.00
ZZZZZ
ZZZZ
Z~
70c
Feb
Mar
43% Mar
1.75
15c
MinesZZZZ
Petroleum
ZZZ.Z
Jan
Feb
3.25
30c
Gold
5
Jan
Jan
3.65
Laura Secord
Lencourt
Mar
3.45
17
1.90
Lamaque Geld
ZZZ
Lang & Sons (Johnf dass~A
Leitch Gold
75c
40
4.00
ZZ
Candy Shops
Acceptance class~~A~
leb
26% Mar
2,778
3.30
Mines
Lauren tide
Jan
2.90
Feb
Jan
42c
1,835
34 %
ExpforVtion
Mining
La
40c
218,697.
Jan
5.00
1
_—
Warrants
Mines
Mar
22'A
Mar
2.L0 Mar
•
18
32%
Mines
Shore
32c
Jan
43%
34
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
4.15
42
5
.
_
33c
'
17%
2
Z.ZZZZZZZZZZZZoc
fa-ral?r Minlng
Lake
2.50 Mar
Jan
Feb
2.05 Mar
10,000
54c
4.50 Jan
Feb
1.60
24c
2,500
24'A
70c
15
1
Ltd
3.60
14,250
-
Labatt
Mar
8,120
Alger Mines—.:
1
ZZZZ
Ltd
91c
Feb
17%
—
Steel
1
Lake Gold
Kirkland Townsite
Jan
16% Mar
75c
42%
& Chemical
Drug
♦
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
„
37%
15 rJan
80c
Works
Ltd
Mines
2
Kirkland
Kroy
ZZZZ
2.50
80c
14%
•
Z
4.40
4.70
6%
14%
,
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
187,406
50
13,300
1
_
28% c Mar
100
91c
Mar
5%
Mines
Nisto
Mines
Gold.
95,200
16%
Jan
18
Jan
6%
21,332
ZZZZZZZZl5c
Kerr-Addison
11%
6%
1.70
,
___
Jupiter Oils
14,067
27
36%
12c
"
Jan
4.00 Mar
26% Mar
33c
ZZZZ
1.37
30c
Jan
80
Brass
1.16
Ltd
Jan
2.55
26%
1.40
Mines
Mines
Mar
10c
199,937
27%
1
ZZZZZZZZZZ
90c
100
A
26% Mar
32%
Ltd.
Mines
28,100
95c
220
1.60
<1939)
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Feb
61,930
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
New
Mining
Mining
Jaye Exploration
Jan
59c
3.25
•
_
22%c
Jan
27'A
36'A
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_Z_ZZZZ *
Z—ZZZZ.Z*
Ltd
Feb
Mar
2.95
1
"
38c
26%
Z~*
Credits
Waite
Joburke
Feb
50'A Mar
380
95% Mar
16c
2.05
■
72c
•
Jacobus
Jellicoe
A131 13!'A
Jan
Jan
Feb
29%c
27c
'
l
Mines
—
131
100
Feb
80%
33c
3.25
-1
Locomotive
Jan
100
26,006
Feb
Jan
47% Mar
26%
______
Ac.
common—
15c
410
90
'
j
Bldg
Products
Jeanette
34%
83%
—
Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Rights
34 'A
90
Ltd
Interprovincial
Bay
34%
•
5/100
Petroleum
International
tron
1.39
Feb
2.12
66,862
4.30
—.
■_
51'A
12,633
1.30
common
Preferred
International
Isotope
Knitting
Porcupine
Creek
Nello
6%
1.30
99%
Feb
9%
104
26 y2
National
Feb
910
200
Feb
Jan
48,350
5DC
2.00
;
B
Petroleum
6%
15'A
:
...
class
Grocers
12%
750
8%
100
55
77c
26%
u
National
Jan
200
A
,
National Explorations-- Ltd—.:—_
ll'/s
8%
'Zi
Corp.
National
1,770
15
90c
4.90
Metals
Preferred
12
11%
'
-1
—;
Brewery
National
Mar
8%
.
■
816
'
4.35
Corp common_-_
Nama
45
11%
8%
:""r'
16c 17'Ac
48c
Gas
Uranium
Multi-Minerals
Jan
253
17c
32c
Corp
Monarch
36%
225
15,125
48c
Z-—'
Brick
Class
23,630
100
1,286
35c
87c:
ore
New
50%
—
Industrial
Lake
Molsons
New
100
95%
3«c
common.
Mogul Mining Corp.i...
Jan
50'A
99%
52%
—1
Petroleums
City
Mining
78
-iZ J'
100
99'A
:
53
V
Warrants
27% Mar
2,565
2.60 Mar
30c
Jan
•
;.
Light & Power
Mid-Western
Feb
676,300
41%
<
32 c
Feb
67c
Feb
1,115
16%
70
54%
15c
41'A
28 %c
27
1
International Metals class A__
Interprovincial
44c
2.45 Mar
Jan
Feb
30c
61% Mar
53'A
•
Jan
70c
1.51
—1
Jan
54
•
ZZ*
ZZZZZIlO
Mining
International
51c
•
—
Inglis (John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred
Inspiration
6%
"Zl
common—
preferred
4%%
■
i
Gold
Acceptance
$2.25
"
45
ordinaryZs
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
: 6%
preferred
Industrial
w
_•
60c
134,396
'
Oil & Gas
Feb
6.00 Mar
15c
'
Assurance
4.05 Mar
45%
v"J
m
& Dev
Mar
11
Jan
Jan
54
70
common
60%
27%
60
Feb
Jan
1.76
'
—
45%r
100
Uranium Mines
Mexican
New
Bank
•
—
„1
Lake
Jan
2.05
Feb
8c
Jan
68'A Mar
37
39
5.85
Imperial
Feb
2.15
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.90
11
Feb
47c
24,4„0
18
Montreal
39
1
Jan
.103
Jan
103
16%
Feb
1.80
III
41c
42c
9%
18
9
Jan
Feb
39
/'Warrants
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Feb
Feb
12?i:C
102
—1
Moneta
Mar
10 'A
30,300
'.
Petroleum
Jan
1.80
20
;
Rights
Jan
%c
Feb
S %
•
•
Merrill
27c
40
2,716
1.70
2.65
Jan
1.60
S'A
15c
Morrison
B
102%
4.00
58
Ltd
Co
100
15c
Feb
7
Mar
:'i
Feb
268,800
3.65
Feb
22%
2.45 Jan
"• 21
'17c
112,350
25c 27'Ac
~
•
101
66,7o0
2.60
45% Mar
~
•
54
4,962
2.45
loC
12c
100
24%
—
Mar
13c
Jan
*
24%
19c
Feb
Jan
.•
Feb
Jan
1.44 Mar
Jan
78c
1.90
27c
r;
common
Lake
Red
Mindamar
57/eC
32c
32c
2.10
92c
Jan
10c
Feb
Jan
44% Mar
f,
~
-
Jan
<.1.49
.
A
2.00 Mar .A
383,895
3.93
16c
Jan
75c
Mar
16%
Feb
19c
14c
9%c
4.05
;
Jan
»
Feb
25,025
3.60
} 4.00
—1
Milton
42,950
Jan
1.25
7o,750
■
50c
Jan
117,100
68,300
•
3yc
—I
Chipman Knitting
Mining
23c
531,850
40c
3±c
1
—
Exploration
17'Ac Jan
19c
3oC
10'Ac 11 %c
Merrill Island
Mentor
Mercury
Milliken
12c
55
101'A 102%
Jt ■;
Jan
'
37,000
2.40
—
McMarmac
Feb
10c
*,•
*
2.20
O.900
-
2.50
McWatters Gold Mines—
Jan
30c 37'Ac
3oC
I,*
Porcupine
1.27
13 %C
32c
39
41'A
*
109,100
2.20
—
Red
18'Ac
1.10
2.00
101'A
1
Preferred
Jan
13'Ac
-125
18c 19 %c
3 tic
Mclntyre
Feb
17 %C
5
6,000
37 %c
McKenzie
90c
5,500
•
1.55
Ltd
Frontenac
McCell
12'Ac
167,975
_1
1.55
—
Mines
Maybrun
Mill
16C
31c
5,350
3,855
-
Feb
,\57c
1
Feb
23% Mar
Jan
Mar
1.35
11'Ac
Jan
63
Jan
3.25
15
1.25
—
Preferred
Met a
18%c
Mar
14 %C
■
Jan
Jan
1.25
Lake———
Gold
1.49
22c
19%
55
1,300
15
—
Feb
10
Feb
13c
100
3.25
,
2.45
18c
.warrants
Midcon
15
— —
*
45%
Maasay-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Feb
1.09
Jan
Jan
10'A Mar
581
*
Feb
Jan
25
46,000
62'A
9%
4.60
1.10 Mar
130
—
44%
44
2.35
■
Marbin-McNeely Mines
5.75 Mar
16% Mar
12,360
25
1
Drilling——
Mar
54
14'Ac Jan
18,960
30
Canada
3.50 Jan
50c
13,700
16%
25
—
B
Feb
20 'A
19,396
10%
*
44%
Jan
1.'25
Jan
24 %c
Jan
Jan
9.00
667
80c
16c 17'Ac
1.13
Mines
7%
Jan
8
850
1
9,225
34c
Mines
a warrants
47% Mar
47
Jan
4.40
364,145
9.40
_
./
Feb
Mar
4.25
160
4.50
9.75
.—
Jan
6'A
Gold
2.10
240,440
—
Mining Corp
46
41,410
4.50
1
53C
1.32
*
,
2.3/
Maralgo
Jan
5.35
__
40n
45c
1.27
A
pfd———i
Leaf Milling
Mines
Maple
Feb
.
70C
Jan
Ltd
Jan
8
Jan
46%
80'Ac
Mines.
8'A
29c
100
22,900
25%
*
18c
1.2.12
15'A
100
-
5,970
Mines
Smith
Huron &
Maneast
54
A.
■
Howard
Feb
5.75
common
Consol
Oil
Feb
—•
Mines—-—
Tower
Hollinger
7
43
—
Hi
100
Feb
1
Dauch
8
3.20
9
62,500
4oC
Goldfields
1,725
Highland Bell
Hlghwood Sarcee Oils.
&
Malar lie
—9c
High Crest Oils Ltd.,
Hinde
Feb
3.40
common
Gold
Heath
53
9,985
Head of Lakes Iron
Heva
Jan
3.25
.
Red
52
381,134
•
Minerals ————
Headway
12
3.25
A
18c 21'Ac
Sporting Goods
—
Magnet Consolidated Mines—
52'/2
7.85
5.75
1.49 Mar
45
class
Mar
7.20
.
Jan
—
165
54c
48
2.25
90c
1.30
Mines
Red Lake Gold Mines—.
Jan
575
——
Gold
B
146
45c
10
Cotton
3.85
99
2,279
Ltd—
Gold
/Z'iiK
2,225
Mines
Hasaga
165
52%
.
Jan
73,894
Mages
7
Lime & Alabastine
Harrison
Feb
47%
—.—.
Rock
Hard
36c
46%
Mines--
Brass
Jan
36c 40%c
-—
Hamilton
Uc
46
Products pfd
Hallnor
943,500
21c
Feb
6'A
Gwlllim Lake Gold
Gypsum
Madsen
Jan
3.00
46
1
1
——
Warrants
Jan
9V2C
6%
Trust
Mines
60c
7.50
—
-
Mines
Feb
17c
47'A
Wire
GreyhawK Uranium
Lead
OlciSS
40c
8,700
1
Greening
Guaranty
Rights
Jan
10,900
,
-50
—
Gas Utilities com.
.-—
West
19,675
Gold
Bloedel
Macmillan
3.40
53c
Development
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Gurney
Mar
13c
3.20
17
1.1
11,275
1.49
——————
9%
Plains
Gulch
13c
:
10 Via c
41 'Ac 463/4C
High
2.20
1.12
lbc
MacLeod-Cockshutt
36c
1
Gold
Paper—
Warrants
Gulf
Mackeno
52 %
Mines
Lakes
Gunnar
Feb
Jan
8
—50
Preferred
Great
46c
32c
160
Mines
Great Northern
Great
Jan
Mar
A————
Bousquet
Grandines
Great
30c
21c
—
class
Granduc
6,550
26,200
18c
Goodyear Tire Canada com
4%
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Grafton
39c
25c
44c
Goidora Mines
Granam
Mines
35c
3.30
Mines
Uranium
Low
2.10
Explorations
Macfie
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.35
21c
10 %C
;
Manjtou
Jan
66 %c
Feb
Share*
2.20
Mines
Macdonaid
for Week
Low
Mines
Macassa
37c
;
Gold
Eagle
Golden
Goldfields
Jan
23c
——-———-—
Mines
54c
Par
High
—1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Glenn
Low
High
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Sale Priee
Range Since Jan. 1
Share*
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Price*
Low
Par
Friday
Sale*
Week'*
Last
S
47
Jan
89%
Feb
57%
100
Obaska
Lake
•
Mines
Rockland
._1
Selections
Rare Metals Mining
Oils
Okalta
12,900
16%c
6,300
16'Ac
14c 18'Ac
lfAc Jan
463,785
8c
Jan
31,300
71c
Jan
..1
93c
77c
95c
)0c
2.38
2.09
2.40
52,000
1.78
Jan
O'Leary Malartic
•
33c
30c
40c
153,526
29c
Jan
Jan
Omnitrans
•
6%c
6'Ac
8c
135,500
4c
Jan
Exploration
91.079
6%c
Jan
15c
Feb
Ontario
Beauty Supply
11'Ac
13c
16,900
10c
Jan
13c
Feb
Ontario
Jockey
1.45
1.70
147,925
1.42
33c
32c
38c
14,500
28'Ac
Jan
Feb
5%%
2.20
2.20
2.40
143,300
1 99
Jan
2.50
Feb
6%
lie
10c
12c
14,300
8c
Jan
14c
Feb
2.18
75c
14c
Feb
13c
40c
72c
15c
«
1.49
Jan
75 c
*
Gold
Feb
Warrants
Club
common-
'common
*
•
25c
25c
500
3.10
2.85
3.15
38,480
25c
2.50
Jan
95c
Mar
2.40 Mar
40c
Mar
8%c Mar
25c
Jan
Jan
3.15 Mar
1.05 Mar
1.05
83c
1.05
45,900
52c
Jan
10
12%
11%
12%
6,425
11'A
Feb
12% Mar
10
12'A
12
12%
2,715
10%
Jan
12% Mar
•_1
9.70
8.55
9.75
46,065
8.20
Feb
9.90
Z
class
•4 25c
18 %c Mar
B
preferred
Opemiska Copper
pfd
Jan
mwnMMW MHIHaMAItliatOlt«ftu,
Volume
183
Number 5515
.
.
The
.
CommerciaLgnd Financial Chronicle
(1271)
4Ti
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
Low
•
1
,
r
3.95
1,078
30c
30c
32c
14,000
1
.
68
-
•--•I
.
r
Pacific
Coylet
•
Pacific
Petroleum
Panel
Uranium
—i
1
High
Pathfinder
Mines
Ltd
Petroleums
River
1.33
1.75
Nat
14 Vac
1.20
>:
Preferred
Perron
Peruvian
&
5%
206,970
1.02
a
5Va
90c
53
Jan
51 y2
32c
*
2.90
3.10
1.38
36,450
42
42
125
37 y2
Feb
17,222
1.15
40
Jan
60
1,600
49c
Jan
72c
150
53%
Feb
67%
Jan
16,180
3.30
4.75
16c
1.90
3,300
39%
3d Va
40
13,064
7.U0
6.95
'7.25
,8.25
8.15
8.75
4.35
4.65
1.97
2.35
57,800
pfd—_
Alloys
14
1.95
Mar
Vicour
Jan
vfnlamac
5.40
Jan
Vulcan
4.15
Jan
Jan
50c
Jan
2.03
Jan
2.60
Feb
Mines
G
1.05
Jan
4.50
4.50
200
41
37
41
12,931
5V2
5%
5%
100
27 Va
25C
29c
398,400
2.80
2.65
2.80
21,460
60c
60c
75c
II,630
•
15
14%
Wespac Petroleums Ltd-
18
15%
Jan
74%
Jan
Jan
13%
72c
Jan
72c
43c
Jan
72c
Feb
26c
161,300
16,846
22 %c
Jan
27c
Feb
8'/4C
Feb
30c
Feb
Feb
28% Mar
Western
Canada
Breweries
5
35c
32%
HVa Mar
Western
Decalta
Petroleum
1.31
1.40
3,213
7,266
Grocers
common
—
32%
32%
50
42 V*
42%
42%
100
5.00
5.10
250
61,275
52,500
100
18c
264,000
IP
12
675
2.45
2.45
500
50c
63c
2.45
■
17.800
101 101 %
1.89
1.70
-
1.95
30
27
25
30
21.801
66,380
12
12
25
95c
1.03
14
._20
14
21 %
23,070
18c.
45c
15c
200
18c 20 %c
45c
-54,625
'
52c
15c
12
100
•
21%
—1
13c
1.80
Jan
1.55 Mar
1.91
Feb
7%
Feb
,
16%<?
50c
1.30 Mar
30,645
4.65 Mar
1.60
•
15c
Jan
2.50
Wiltsey
Winchester Larder
Windward Gold Mines
40c
100
Jan
75c
102
Jan
1.70 Mar
21
]0
73c
14
21
2.15
Jan
Jan
1.26
Jan
952
57%
Feb
>'
63
33 V4
Jan
86%
1.47
135
155
67,000
108
Jan
15
15
15
100
15
Jan
1.25
12c
Jan
19c
2.70 Jan
3.55
146
15%
Quebec—.
1.75
Jan
I,183
68
51
51
70
13c
14,000
9c
Jan
51%
14c
class
7.75
Feb
8.85
7.75
8.80
77,577
10%
10%
3,470
10 Va
Jan
11%
26%
27
216
26
Feb
27V4
26
375
25%
Feb
26%
5.39
100
17 c
20c
25,400
5.00
5.30
Jan
1.19
110,196
93c
Jan
41c
49c
2,509
36c
Feb
55c
13
Feb
131/2
Feb
13 '/a
185
is y»
2oy2
12,864
63c
75c
16
750
26c
26c?
29c
24,033
39c
3$
40c
9,700
*
—
4760c
1
——*
<1944)—
2.10
80,349
•
47
26
80c
43,845
13,225
38c
92,950
43s
47c
2.75
35£
36c
—•
17c
Mar
Jan
38,500
16c
Mar
21c
Jan
56,500
lie
Jan
16c
2.30
2.53
111,342
lie
12c
23,971
1
45c
46C
58c
116,270
42c
Jan
70c
Jan
1
40c
40c
45c
7,025
40c
Jan
54c
Jan
•
•
«
27c
American
—
48c
35,899
&
Canada
Dominion
Bronze
Canadian
Westlnghouse
Feb
49
Jan
Dominion
Oilcloth Linoleum
43c
Feb
90c
Feb
Oil
—
,
Oils & Minerals
Surf Inlet Cons Gold
Switson Industries
Sylvanite Gold
common
Mines
Taylor Pearson common,
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagaml Mines
Jan
25
19
100
18%
Feb
31'A
280
27
Jan
21% Jan
31A Mar
260
28
30
29'A
30
21%
21'A
21%
1,688
6'/a
2,200
14V2
—
14V2
5%.
14'A
Jan
32
21% Feb
5% Feb
24
150
14%
Feb
17
393
46
Jan
47
47
9.00
8.75
9.10
400
6%
36'A
38
4,640
33 A
Jan
Jan
Jan
52
Jan
38
Mar
Jan
38
Jan
6% Jan
—
38c
Mar
55c
Feb
37%
Feb
>
17c
20c
3,750
22'A
21'A
22'A
2,510
20
Feb
Teb
40'A
40'A
42
150
39
Feb
19%c
17c
20c
Jan
22% Mar
43 A J
35 A Feb
35V2
60
3\k Jan
26V2
1,076
24A Jan
45
5,820
Feb
31%
31»A
2o
International Paper common
International vtllities
7'A
120
122
39
40
935
13
13
500
75
80%
845
75
Mar
90
in
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
•
5
11%
Utilities
*
Inc
6
—
71%
3,563
57%
Jan
I2f
13c
14,700
11c
Feb
19%
38,770
15 y8
Jan
19% Mar
61c
Feb
80c
Feb
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common
Feb
5.75
Jan
Pato
7% Mar
8V2
Jan
Pend
Oreille
3.35
Bros
2.90sj
3.00
71% Mar
137/ac
Jan
%& 42%
22
%$
23%
103%n03y2
1,630
55
38,218
10
5.00
2.90 Mar
.
Maclaren Power & Paper
Minn & Ont Paper new
Jan
Price
Feb
45
Feb
Third
Jan
26%
Feb
Yukon Consolidated
102%
Jan
103 y2
—
—
—
40
190
26Va Feb
45
Mar
26
l.stf
1.64
57,825
Jan
1.66
16c
106
12c
16,600
8c
Jan
12c
Mar
5%
Feb
8
Feb
7$
8
21,100
1
1.38
1.30
1.38
16,475
41 V«
41%
30
111
15c
28,500
9%)
9%
200
2.30
2.25
2.30
7.40
6.65
7.75
1.22
1.26 Jan
40
Mar
1.43
42
15c
Feb
Jan
Feb
10c
Jan
9
Feb
9%
Jan
14,857
2.25 Mar
2.63
Jan
18,325
2.25
9.00
Feb
Jan
Canadian
109
38%
Feb
Jan
122
M
41% Feb
2?
J?
•
90
90
90
100
86
Jan
36'A
35%
36
765
33%
Feb
45%
45%
25
43
Jan
94
36
47
45
Mar
52
♦
•
Mines
•
Trust
Corp
—
•
_1
47
415
6.20
2,505
5.70 Jan
6.20 Mar
4.60
200
4 60 Mar
5.15
58
__
—
55
59
5%
5%
550
60c 61 %c
9,600
1,355
50
5%
57c
Jan
59
Feb
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
in
year's
range).
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
rCasb sale (not included in
J
46
6.10
__
•No par value.
• Odd lot sale (not included In
year's
range).
d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
Mar
r„n
4.60
46
1
1
Invest
Gold
76
2.50
Mines
Gen
—
Jan
1.62
7 %
Gold
Gold
23
1
—*
Consolidated
22%
50c
1
Feb
20%
19
31
•
Securities
18-4
42
13c
740
19
31'A
37
Loblaw
1,000
1
24 %
6.00 Jan
35
Feb
II,550
1
24
Jan
21% Mar
Feb
246,460
•
24 V\
31
17% Jan
5.10 Jan
25%
Jan
8
*
1,263
25%
89c
78c
103 %
28,395
6.00
41%
20% c
5.60
100
100
21 Va
5.90
-1
Canada
Jan
71<f
.
31
18%
Jan
com—_•
of
Jan
7V4
-
Feb
31
21
•
common
Gaspe
55c
5.3$
22%
29
31
6.00
.
Copper
Mines
Hayes Steel Products
DuPont
Jan
12 %c
78c
3.00
Surety
3.15
•
1,600
7%
*
Jan
•
8,048
5.45
0
40
*
Bridge
83 c
*
common
1,664
13% Jan
42% Jan
Feb
y»6/14 VhC
756:
68'M
1
Ordinary
42
*
44%
-
41
Feb
•
Glass
Jan
42
48%
11% Feb
43
—5
Dominion
28c
3,770
*
Copper
Interprovineial
1
common
Lumber
Dalliousie
Jan
460
12'A
1
Feb
16 %c
48V2
•
common
Feb
2.10 Mar
46
11%
*
Consolidated Paper
Mar
High
luu>
11%
Investments—1—*
Industries
t
Range Since Jan. 1
High
_*
-
Western
Coast
Low
•
Sugar
Marconi
Canadian
1.19 Mar
Shares
48%
*
common
General
Canadian
Canadian
fer Week
1
Vinegars
Canadian
Jan
■
Mines
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
5
41c
ll'/4 11%
12 %C
13c
Curb Section
•
Note
Feb
Jan
18%
Bank
-
Week's
•
—
25c
Feb
•
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon River Mines
2.53 Mar
Feb
5
Dredging
31c
11
14
2.09
10V4C Jan
Fund*
l ast
16
34%
71
yy
Mining
75c
585
80c
Feb
2.48
11'/2c
Jan
300
14 VsC
2.07 Jan
•
Jan
35%> 36%
•
1.85 Feb
1
Jan
11%
-1
Mines
——
20c
36%
—-1
Bear
14
—*
of Canada
Jan
16c
52c
—*
Stan well Oil & Gas
Ltd,—
Olsen Gold
_____
59c:
2.15
13%
18c
Canadian
20% Mar
13 %
20
74c
*
Oil
Feb
13c
Canada
Jan
16%
13%
1
16
11
16c
British
Jan
*
;
2,210
Feb
18c
Bulolo Gold
Feb
1,08
•
;
Feb
15'/2c
Brown Co
Jan
•
Roi
50c
1
Mines
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
.Asbestos Corp
Jan
25
5.39
*
Feb
1
Oil
Canuck
Par
Jan
26%
42c
——
28c
55c
Sale Price
Jan
8.80
1.15
A
34,700
31c*
Jan
Mar
STOCKS
Feb
_50c
Mines——
Feb
43c
42c
Friday
Jan
Jan
18 %C
Ltd
13 %c
Canadian
73 % Mar
49% Mar
1
Mines—
16c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange
3.00 Mar
11 Vac
1
Jan
9y8c
Zulapa
2.50 Mar
Feb
—-—1
Mines
10%c
31,115
42c
Feb
2.55
51
.*
47,000
12c
10%c
Zenmac Metal
Jan
20,000
11 %c
*
common
14%c
13 V4 c
HV2
12,860
Feb
26
Corp
I3%c
.
Jan
3.10 Feb
51c
14,600
Mar
136,480
1
trust
4iy4c Feb
49c
"v* •
'
50
—1
54,400
Jan
1.99
Jan
150
—
45c
104
Jan
2.66
42c
Feb
Feb
7,300
203,375
73 %
36% Jan
43C
45c
101
1.91
Jan
80
19c
70%
Feb
240
20,100
Jan
3.90
——
29 %
1,742
103
2.88
45c
.
3.15
_
327/a
Jan
18%
24c
12 %C
——
35'/a Jan
Feb
Jan
18c
72 %
1.00 Jan
Feb
15% Mar
"
Jan
3.65
Ltd
Feb
23
1.95
Yukeno Mines
Jan
14c
•
Oils
Jan
13
—1
—0
70f.
4,180
*
Zinc
&
Yellowknife
'Jan
58'/2c Jan
28% Mar
5,759
—T
1,812
32
1
Lead
Yankee
4,500
1.34
__
Feb
85c
11 %
Yellorex
1,770
V
5.30
Jan
11
Jan
3,495
14
Feb
.Feb
IIV2
Jan
f17%c
Jan
12%
5.0C
Feb
43
Jan
41
Mar
1.40
33
♦
•
Jan
Feb
32'A Mar
Yale
Jan
21 % Mar
78c
34 %c Jan
35
Jan
1.30
Jan
Feb
1.90
Jan
1
29%
Feb
15c
2.75
2.80
——1
1
Jan
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
15
17V2c Jan
,10,223
Jan
32
Mar
15'/a
Feb
11%
Feb
62%
'•
Coghlan
Jan
13%
*
1
Jan
9c
380
Petroleums
2.75
11c
30
Wilrich
12c
2iy4 Mar
101%
1
Jan
Jan
31%
32 %
100
12%
6,000
18c
*
——
Preferred-
20
1.65
30
31%
Willroy Mines
1.40 Jan
75c
*
Feb
Jan
27,100
14
—
—
•
A—
Jan
2.40
62 y8
29
Class B
V'
class
10
14c
17%'c
Jan
Mar
Petrol
Naco
(Geo)
31c
14'A
30
Weston
*
______—
4%c Jan
62 %
25
2.85
Jan
18c
%C
Western
y
—*
Leaseholds
35
-
1
A
Western
4.80 Mar
1.82 Mar
7V2c
8% Jan
Class
Mar
62c
•
Ltd
Jan
75c
24c
1
Mines—
3.40
Jan
Feb
10 % Mar
Malartic
2.65 Mar
51c
Jan
25%
15c
29 %c Feb
11%
44,850
2.20
Jan
14
12c 137/aC
2.45
Mar
5% Mar
18c
69%
12c
10 c
5.50 Jan
41
Feb
Jan
615
1
1.82
Feb
5
1,933
Ashley
2.45
4.50
35%
2,420
Western
1.85
!
15
Feb
14 %c
Jan
13%
29%c
-
Jan
40c
74%
Jan
485
7.85
Feb
72
•
18c
34,015
6.60 Feb
30c
12 Ya
,
73 %
Jan
1.29
Btarrett
Tandem
93 %c Mar
13,300
—10
Standard Paving &
Materials,
Standard Radio class A
:
Tamblyn
Mines.
15c
1.30
Preferred
14,900
305
—
—
.
1.00
21%
14
Petroleum
95c
—
21
—1
Mining
Supertest
Jan
21
1.00
Southern Union Oils—.—
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Spooner Oils
r—
•
1.05
W
&
Feb
1
Propane
Jan
1
;
Oils
3.45
Gold
Cons
14%
1
Waterous Equipment
Weecton
Pyrite Copper
86
Superior
350
*
;
Waite Amulet
4.15 Mar
85
Sullivan
15%
*
8
Jan
15 Va
Jan
4.80
62
—
-*
5.85
-
Feb
2.50 Mar
2.70 Jan
4.65
61
Feb
31,121
4.80
Jan
1.65
*
——
8%c Jan
38,750
12,006
36c
334,350
2,100
1.76
Feb
2.50
1.60
1.50
29c
1.85
1.48
1.55
Jan
2.40
1.50
1.30
Jan
23%
Jan
10c
100
Feb
30
Feb
20
—*
——
Mines
4.35 Mar
3,415
8.60
Jan
19%
9,965
*
,
Jan
6.65
30
4,594
West Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel
Products
11%
Mar
61
214,948
28 %
Mar
37c
37c
29c
27%
50
Feb
7.10
20C
25c
Jan
Jan
22c
61
22c
20 %c
9
46%
32c
—1
23c
7.60 Mar
Feb
6.90
—
Mines
28V4
y
Jan
Jan
61
West
4.00
54% Mar
<:
7.10
Jan
3.75
17c
8
77,700
1
Ltd
1.76
86
Steeloy_Mining
34c
1
Jan
16c
Dominion
Steel
29V2c
Mar
Jan
5.50
25
32c
Mar
15
13c
381
Jan
-1
Mines
i
Upper Canada Mines
Vanadium
5.25
12
—
Class A preferred
Shawxey 1945 Mines
Stadacona
30
21%
44c
Jan
4.75 Mar
5,385
2.50
60'utham
30
21 y4
Jan
Feb
50
—
Jan
1
Valley
7.70
30
21 %
1
tEx-llquidatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
delivered.
wd When
wlWhen
e
*
issued,
Ix-divldend.
j*x-rlghts.
year's range).
,
Feb
8
I,766
12,057
4,630
1.66
3.00
Souris
Corp
10 Va
Corp
Van
37c
Feb
—1
~*——2-
common
50
26 %c
Jan
2.15
Slocan
49
33
11
2.65
Slater
Steel
Jan
149,575
49%
7.50
Feb
36c
,
36c
270
*
5.05
346,016
8%
70c
1
Dairies
pfd
Oils
Ventures
15,300
7.60
8y8
Feb
2.17 Feb
•
United
United
7.15
—
Feb
2.20
44 %
8,250
8Va
l
Feb
49
Jan
30c
13,285
37,100
9,400
.100
—————
Gold
44c
6,193
2.45
Siscoe
54 Va
1.29
2.95
Silverwood
49
10%
15
14V2c 15% c
12%
50c
Simpsons
33C 35V2C
38c
Jan
25c
;
*
1.17
—1
Standard
Jan
1.50
Feb
25
1.60 Jan
HV2
Security Freehold Petroleums—_—,—•
Shawinigan Water & Power com
*
Silver
45
25,670
35,147
58,300
1.17
—1
—
common—
Mines
340
2.10
2.20
"11%
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sigma
A
Viceroy Mfg class B,.
22,200
*
Silver-Miller
48%
1.93
2.05
*
Mines
Feb
2,760
♦
A
class
Feb
t
33,150
'.
Siianco
Inv
Montauban
41
13c
IIV2
Breweries
Fuel
United
Jan
3.20
Industries
Voting
47%
1
Jan
3.05
—1
—
Shirriff-Horsey
43% Feb
•
Mines
Feb
IIV2C
1
__
Ryan or. Mining
Sicks'
Jan
Estella
6c
3.10
1
Gordon
Feb
39V4
24% Mar
Jan
13c
23,600
49,967
l
1.80
12V2C
1
Consolidated
Sberritt
44% Jan
43 Va
•
19%
1
—1
•
Mines
Bridge
Rainbow
42% Jan
200
1
4,280
4.15
3%
Ltd
——
Debentures
1,775
43%
*
pfd
B
Walker
3.25
1.65
Royal Bank of Canada
ocurry
)
25c 31V2C
1.33
Roxana Oils
Sarnia
1
54%
L.
—
Gold
44%
7.45
2nd
United Keno Hill
Jan
60c
*
4.10
'
River
42%
Western
Mfg common———_
preferred
Sand
3,000
54
Asbestos
United
Jan
Robertson
Antonio
18c
14 %
Corp Ltd class
United
Jan
1,765
57%
•
IIV2
Palmer Oil—
San
Jan
21% Feb
44c
—
Mining
Class
Feb
9%C
A—
Mines
Lawrence
Jan
22
25
15C
United
Feb
1.34
30c
54%
1
Rio Rupununi Mines Ltd—
Riverside Silk class A—
Rfx-Athabasco Uranium
6t
13%
Jan
Jan
4.60
-*
Mining Co
Preferred
36 y*
85
1
Rexspar Uranium
Russell
12 % Mar
68c
55 %c
.*
Prou^class
Oil
125
24
2.04
_—
United
Jan
20c
1
Mines
Royalite
39
24 %
2.18
Union Gas of Canada
Jan
500
56%
-
Refining
Rowan
Jan
2.35
22,100
15c
.
Mines
Roche Long Lac
Rdckwin Mines
39
48
—40
—
Pipeline
Acceptance
Union
Jan
33c
.
47ya Mar
24%
1
Petroleum
6%
Feb i..
Oil
.Union
Mar
30c
1.98
.Reeves MacDonald
V
7,851
.
1.65
89c
Rapid Grip & Latten
K10
11c
42
v
Jan
Feb
Jan
17c
Petroleum
Triad
Jan
80c
4.55
Mines—
Aluminum
1.76
81,500"
-1
Radipre Uranium Mines
Rainville Mines Ltd
Reynold
13.
Trend
.
Feb
1.72
30c
—
Mining
Renabie
16c
500
-1
Corp
-3.40
Jan
I
12%
—
Metallurgical
Gold
,
1.76
85c"
4.10-"
Regcourt
/
42
1.52
;
15c
1
Regent
Jan
Feb
1.45
«
/12%
com
Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Reef
1.58
99c
1.76
1.47
Quebec
Earth
22c
6,650
1.20
28c
Rare
.51
3,000
2.S0
_—1
1
Rayrock
150
:.
3.00
39
Jan
42c
Mines
Gold
44%
Line.
Pipe
Jan
51
30 %c
1.85
Quebec
Oil
Jan
51
.
'::: 7.25
Prairie
■*
._1
Manitou
Mountain
Feb
„1
Quebec
85c
1,196
33 %c
Jan
Dome
Milk
Trans
32V4
57%
*
9,100
Trans Era Oils
Jan
10%
Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Quinte
Feb
1.90
Jan
Prospectors
Queenston
5.50
1.27 Mar
23% Jan
Electric
Onomnnt
,4.75 Jan
3,435
._1
Quebec Lithium
5%
preferred
Trans-Canada Explorations
Empire Oils
32%
Gold
Uranium
Jan
90c
47 '/a
Trans
28%<
15 %C
'Warrants,—u
Feb
Jan
1.53 Mar
28%
Metals
Pronto
1.04
85c
46'/a
43
Trans
•
East
Feb
Mar
86c
46%
A
Transcontinental Resources
Roy
Preston
class
Jan
I
Pressed
58c
w-f
Jan
Corp
President
y
95C
"
33c
-
_y._y.
Border
60c
Jan
1
46c
Uranium
Oil
Jan
40c
•
8,980
.*
.
28c
9,810
•
500
1.40
18,582
48c
1.33 Feb
24
_.
Jan
Rouyn Gold
Power
Jan
B
47c
45V4c
Jan
2.00 Mar
43%
Finance
Class
38c
47c
88c
24%
Jan
5
Oils
Premier
23c
19c
■
Mar
Traders
42c
—20
30c
•i'..
—
Placer Development new
Ponder Oils
Prairie
Jan
Feb
.10,640
102,400
common—
Towagmac Exploration
Feb
1.20
2.30
—y—
„•
47c
C
Powell
13c
1.99
37c
..<■
Trusts
Works
67,028
Mines
River
Jan
Iron
Class A
14,050
Crow
Powell
Jan
27c...Jan
General
Toronto
•y
High
1.12
2.05
10
: 15,025
Engravers -y_i-—__~
Poplar
Toronto
Mar
Low
1.20
mil
—
3oc
Pickle
Pitch-Ore
58c
1.25
■{ 24,100
1.38
B
Feb
50c
9V2C
85c
Jan
15% Mar
84
35,200
46,200
,
lbc
.
Jan
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.25
*
Mines
9.75
Mineral
of
Jan
12%
Low
IIZi
Gold
7.85
50
Gold
Feb
1.22
77
.54,544
1.27
89c
Gas
Gold
Tombill
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
35c
Photo
Pioneer
Tiara Mines
Feb
Shares
•
9.40
common
&
Feb
63c.
Jan
v11c
*
980
15c
,
1.20
Mines—„—————— 1
Oils
Petrol Oil
70
for Week
„25c
——
;—-1
wi
Gold
Tnompson-uundmark
———-—1
—±
Gas
Pipeline
Jan
*
"
ttfcinmna
Texas Calgary
Sales
Range
of Prioes
Par
Jan
57c
Feb
90c
1.45
«13c
1.30
50c
4.45
Jan
45c
6,990
30c 32 %c
12c 16 %c
■.f,
13 %c
1
.60
21,000
60,935
.
:.,V.
57c
1
Mines
14c
84
*
Paymaster Consol
33,600
500
.15%
82
-
53 %c
1
Amalgamated
13C *
13'/a
»•!
.30c
•
Feb
26V2C Feb
16,300
.
1.05
1.36
10c
Mines
Pardee
1:05
57c
1
Parbec
Peace
I.OD
84
Mines——•
Mines
Parker Drilling
Pater Uranium
;
54c
3.75
,
15%
*•
i—
Pan "Western Oils_.
Paramaque
70
,
47c
v-
Week't
Last
Sale Price
•
13C
—i,'
t
Porcupine
Consol
-*
—X
_
Page Hersey Tubes
Pamour
V
—J—.u.u-1
.
54c
i
-
,
—
Laaleru
r-ttcuic
66
*
Mines
9
STOCKS
Low
3.75
•
■
ml y '
'
■
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.75
-1
-
5
ENDED
/rid&y
Shares
*
Orange Crush
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Bale Prlee
FOR
Sales
«lx-«tock
dividend.
Jan
Mar
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
..
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
(1272)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday,
March
9
Insurance
Investing Companies
Bid
Fund*—
Mutual
Fund
Affiliated
Inc
4.10
9.79
1.61
1.77
15.01
16.36
6.14
6.67
8.53
3.98
Mutua', Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
—*
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
-1
American
4.38
8.96
1
Business Shares
American
6.66
9.27
10.58
11.56
4.35
Johnston
10Vi
28.47
19.18
20.93
1
11.01
12.01
1
19.50
21.28
Camden
13.11
Colonial
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
12.01
22.75
24.59
S-l
17.00
18.54
12.71
13.92
S-2
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Columbian
5
1
12.59
13.74
Connecticut
1
7.60
8.30
1
12.37
13.37
Knickerbocker
Inc———l
19.24
20.82
Lexington Trust Fund
1
—1
5.84
t>.«0
25.94
28.04
Fund
Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
Sayles
Trustee
2.50
25c
63.87
11.22
12.34
11.99 ;
9.60
X19.86
21.48
Corp——1
9.61
10.39
Bond
Income
8.47;
10.29
7.o2
8.24
2
16.28
17.o4
Inc_
1
...
3.70
4.02
Pine
11.84
12.97
7.27
7.97
13.o9
_lc
8.07
8.85
6.32
6.93
9.56
10.17
administered
—
shares- _lc
-lc
9.20
10.38
14.68
16.07
shares. .lc
9.16
9.54
shares—— -lc
11.63
12.31
-lc
10.00
10.95
-lc
11.70
12.81
2.97
3.27
shares
Bond
shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
2.25%
3 00%
12-
1-55
b2.70
2.45%
3.125%
1-
3-56
1-56
b2.75
2.55%
3.00%
2-
1-56
11-
1-56
b2.95
2.80%
2-56
b2.85
2.60%
2.95%
3-
1-56
12-
3
b3.0G
2.90 %
8-
1-56
b2.90
2.70%
United States
Rid
15,
1956
May
31,
June
7,
30.60
6.86
Inc
1
a37.03
a23.64
9.65
10.44
12.07
13.05
Bank of
1
14.21
15.57
12.26
13.39
1
Inc
13.03
14.26
12.43
43.00
United
Science
United
Value Line
Funds
11.87'
25 V2
8.25
9.02
11.22
8.05
8.80
10.36
Street
67%
517/s
Chem
46%
48%
58
63'
27%
30%
Corn
Exchange
Bank—10
State
Commercial
&
Bk
1
10.82
(White
City
N
Y)
Empire Trust
5
10
;
175
183
National
Trust
Harris
First
27%
29%
Central
27
29
Cleveland
20
National
of
New
63%
65%
Bank
City
Westchester
Natl
15.63
17.02
6.63
7.25
Inc„1
6.33
6.92
Ltd
13.01
14.17
.718
1
Franklin
National
30
33
44%
...»
7.85
Fund
1
Guaranty Trust
Co
20
48%
78%'.
Hanover
(The)
Bank
10
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Irving
Kings
Trust
Union
Trust
Hartford
2.89
8.78
9.60
11.54
Wellington Fund
1
27.30
29.75
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
12.44
13.45
Meadow
1
18.96
20.50
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.52
5.97
Inc
Long
Brook
33%
3s March
2.50s
15,
April
1956
16,
2%s May 15,
3s
June
3VaS
15,
July
100
1956
1956i.
Federal
100.2
3s
100.2
l%s Oct.
2%s May 1,
2V4S Nov. 1,
Co
Inc
34%
48%
40%
41%
28%
310
First
1959
1,
1960
100.4
100.3
100.6
1956
100.2
100.5
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.95s
Sept
2s
June
1, 1956
4, 1956—i—:
1,
!
2 Vis
99.26
June
30'%
Federal
100.1
98.20
98.28
Natl
Nov.
20,
Jan.
20,
9%
43%
97.10
98.8
Trust
Figures after decimal point represent, one
es
28
March
June
2%s
Bid
22.
1956
100.3
93.24
Treasury
100.6
99
198
20
21%
20
•
69%
72%
Bonds—
Atlas
l%s May
100
2s
100.1
,
#
100.6
Treasury
2s Aug.
15,
1956
1,
1956
1%S Oct.
2%s
.
...
March
Anrll
15
1.
99.31
99.28
99.16
1957
1957—
100.9
„
99
Aug.
99.29
99.24
100.11
99.6
Ask
99.9
Oct.
1900
Pow
&
61
-
32'
—10
34%
Trust -25
108
116
49
51
59%
63%
61
65
60 %
64%
74%
79%
33
41
St.
Nat'l
Bank
&
Louis-
Boatmen's
National
National
Louis
Bank- —20
Bank
Trust
Union
—17
Co
Trust
_
—20
*
San
Bank
Francisco—
of
Amer
N T Ac S
A...6.25
■ft
1
urity Issues
Ask
99%
1C0%
Ohio
102%
Pacific
San Diego Gas & Elec
3'/4S_1985
101
102
99%
100%
Texas
3%3-.1986
100 Ye
101%
.1971
100 %
3V4S—1986
Lgt
Corp of
99.11
Lear,
Inc
Island
Cons
New
Bonds—(Cont. )—
Power
3%s
102
119
98
1995
5s
Ford
Motor
Co
pfd- _10n
5
common
General
Telephone
4.25%
preferred
102%
103
Reynolds
103
103%
Texas
103%
104%
1995
104
104%
102%
98.20
100.7
♦No
97.20
tEx-100%
96.24
96.30
JEx-3-for-l
par
value
96.8
96.14
a
95.16
95.22
k Admitted
94.30
95.4
Net
—
asset
Stork
stock
5%
Metals
Eastern
Transcontinental
^
„
x
j
the New York
101
50
58%
49%
100
Gas
Pipe
y
114
59%
497/8
100
,
•
stock
Ex-dividend,
issued.--
-
---
-
Ex-rights.
-
101%
103
100
101 %
Line
preferred
wi When
112
k
4.75%.pfi—_
yield price.
t New
"
value.;
to listing on
102%
Transmission—
preferred
4.90%
dividend
split
104%
102
Corp—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
r
97.14
97.18
Ask
103 %
'
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
98%
101%
'•
1980
3Vis
3%s__.1935
Lgt
American
1985
3%s
.1935
Electric Service
107
1970
Gas
Edison
101%
117
3%s_1985
Lighting
&
Stocks-
1970
4.25s
Bid
3%s
Power
103%
1970
4s
Jersey Bell Tel 3%s
Ohio
99
Amer—
1980-
Rubber
97.8
I
58
u,'
98.2
100.5
'
1.
99.3
97.28
1959
r
101%
Detroit Steel 4%s
98.14
l%s April
1,
1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
1 %s Anril
1,
1960
1 '4>R
55
..25
>
—_1975
Mich
99.1
1957..
1957
15,
15,
51
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr -20
203
Indus—
4.25s
Long
1, 1957
l%s April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
l%s Oct. 1, 1958
l%s Feb.
65
.1990
3'As
Illinois Bell Telep
Bid
15,
63
.1975
5%s
Elec
&
Burlington
Davton
point
a
l%s Oct.
100.5
Notes—
1%8 March 15. 1956
of
38
•
Bid
Plywood
Gas
3.30s
Notes—(Cont.)—
100.1
100
1956
32nds
more
99.30
22, 1956
22, 1956
1,
or
Maturity—
99.31
June
2%s Dec.
Ask
..10
County Bank & Trust Co
St
Recent
Bait
Assn—
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Indebtedness¬
34
■
t
(N J)
Mercantile
47
10
Co
97.26
Container
of
35
31
Detroit
Angeles—
Textron
Maturity—
12.50
Tr
Bank
of
National
First
of
98.4
98
1958
8%
99.18
Central
Certificates
&
98.8
97.2
-
1956
2 Vis
47
100.2
97.18
1960
3%s
67
45
-10
..10
Bk
City—
Patcrson
20%
25
100.2
99.10
—
70%
18%
—.10
Bank
67%
5
Y
United States Trust
97.28
1
Mortgage
263
65
'
Pittsburgh—
2
N
I)
Trade Bank &
98
1957-55
1,
National
Huntington
(L
Sterling National
100.1
99.30
99.30
1957
1957
1,
254
—
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
322
25
99.31
1958
1,
100.1
1956
17,
15,
-50
340
102
'
100
Trust
99.31
1958
2V4S May
2%s Feb.
1956
15,
Feb
Ask
Bonds—
99.31
100
16,
June
Bank
100
Aug.
2.35s
Land
York
Security
2%s May 1, 1956
27/bS Sept. 14, 1958
100.1
3%s Sept.
3.20s
point
Bid
100.1
9931
1956
a
Ask
v-
40
Co
Bank
Jersey
44%
—10
Bank
5
&
Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
Obligations of Government Agencies
-f
38
Commerce
National
National
Mellon
Banks—
325
200
Co
of
49%
41
92
10
Co
National
of Freeport
Morgan (J P)
New
Loan
.100
Bank
Detroit—
81%
38
20
Co
Island
Trust
Manufacturers Trust
10.56
Home
Trust
Trust
&
Los
9.66
Federal
Bk.100
Savings
City Bank
Bank
Connecticut
47%
10
County
10.56
32nds of
308
445
Connecticut—
Bank—
x2.64
more
302
430
Bank
20
1
or
92
.100
Bank—
&
National
National
York
1
one
82
89
Trust—33%
&
Northern Trust Co
10
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Bid
,78
Illinois
Bank
Cleveland—•
Income
Figures after decimal point represent
43
and Trust-..25
Bank
Natl
Continental
First
Plains
39
Chicago—
National
County Trust Co
Ask
Bid
..10
11.83
1
—__1
Fund
Investing Corp
Mutual
Investors
Tr—25
11.26
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Wall
65%
50%
12.20
1
'Value Line Income Fund
Washington
Trust————.—10
First
Shares_l
Inc
99.454
Par
246
Chase Manhattan Bank-—12.50
12.94
23%
1
Fund—1
Canada
99.507
'
1
Fund
238
—100
13.75
United Funds Inc—
9.86
99.550
99.493
Companies
Albany, N. Y.—
State Bank of Albany
10
Telnpleton Gwth Fund of Can.l
Inc
York
New
Bankers
1
Fund—
40.50
17.36
-
99.597
99.444
)
———
Ask
York-
New
a30.29
16.17
Bid
Par
Fund—1
9.00
Bank & Trust
Clark
Farnham
1S56
1956
99.643
99.538
—
_
14.00
Shares——1.25
B)
24,
99.689
99.582
-
7.42
Fund
Investors
99.675
99.628
1956—
3,
99.744
30.91
—1
&
99.731
1956
99.789
Investment Corp—•
15.70
Inc
April 26,
99.778
1956
Ask
Bid
99.935
1956
Investment Fund Inc~l
16.84
Boston
Dollar Vain*
99.983
1956
Investors—
Ouardian Mutual Fund Inc.. —1
of
Treasury Bills
12,
15.14
& Clark—
Stock Fund
—1
Fund
56
Ask
19,
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
2.75%
7-
April
•
&
2.75%
b2.95
6-
April
13.93
Stock
it—1
Amer
Roe
b2.95
1-56
1-55
99.841
Stevens
Sterling
4-56
1-55
99.828
Fund Inc
Stein
Ask
Bid
9-
10-
3-55
12.41
State Street
<
1956
2.50
Stevens
Sovereign
32
9-
May
Inc
(Edson
30
11-
99.877
42%
Smith
2
10-
99.867
Growth
of Canada
Southwestern
154
2.95 %
44 Va
Common
144
2.80%
April 5. 1956
12.95
Selected
4
Due
>
b2.60
1-56
March 22,
11.42
Growth Industry Shares Inc. —1
Fund
Dated
Rate
2-56
5-
23.83
Income Fund
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Ask
4-
1-55
23.35
Inc
(Geo)
Scudder,
t...
1956
Continental Fund
17.03
Bid
1-55
8-
1956
Accumulated
15.75
Due
7-
May 17,
United
1
Dated
2.30%
——1
Inc-
Fund
Fund
the
31%
28 %
3
Insurance Co in
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
May
United
Hudson Fund Inc—
Life
May 10,
United
—
65
_10
Fire...
S
99.913
4.68
a26.S6
50%
62
S
99.957
16.73
1
48%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
U
U
99.949
4.26
Inc
99
68
>
88
99.903
15.28
Fund
91
54
65
57%
99.948
12.40
Haydock
10
58%
51
54%
99.943
11.32
U
181
54%
83
1958
lc
_lc
U S
173
60
5
1956
shares
Utility shares
36%
50%
35
48
10
Accident
_
29.
7.54
lc
Travelers
23.
6.88
shares
Standard
42%
March
_lo
shares
Surety Co
:
10
Security (New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire & Marine—_10
78
58
Marine—6.25
Seaboard
100
20.48
shares
Tobacco
&
X18.75
equipment
Steel
;
Fire
14
70
(N Y)—.;
2
Insurance (Texas10
Paul
28
12%
Corp
*
Inc
shares
stock
26%
Reinsurance
24%
31%
3.61
Bond
Railroad
25
2.30%
March
Shareholders- Trust of Boston—1
Industrial Machinery shares _lc
Mining
29%
1
1
14.19
12.41
10
Dollar Value
Shares—
Trust
Rowe)
Scudder,
12.96
Providence-Washington
22.32
—
Fund
Putnam
lc
Fully
Merchandising
20.65
Fund Inc——
Puritan
Scudder
shares..—
bond
(T
8.2 8
Stock Fund-lc
87%
87
64%
Co
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
6.92
1
Ltd
Fund
Pioneer
lc
—lc
Equipment shares.
Institutional
6.33
Fund
Street
11.73
10.16
82%
March
7.62
shares
Food
General
—1
Science & Nuclear Funds——
Growth Fund
__10
!
5.70
Series
'
9.27
64%
—
10
9.85
1956
10.71
1
59
5
:
Casualty
40%
5
98
*
61
26%
52%
75%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
90
>
54
5
Fire
10
10
5
:
>.••■%*%
<
10
x49%
x72%
22%
5
13%
80
7.10
5.22
9.01
_
American
lc
(The)
6.55
1
1
Fund—
Canada
lc
Trust-
shares
Building shares.
Common
82.13
92
4
10
Capital Fund
Philadelphia
14.58'
76.38
1
Corp
shares
Chemical
13.34
Fund Inc—_—1
Investors
Capital
10.09
11.28
lc
8.03
9.23
1
Series
Stcck
Series
Funds Inc—
lc
7.35
1
Series—
England
of
11.50
1
Series
Series
York
North
F)
44
75
2.55%
12.57
1
Series
Stock
Dividend
4.48
series
Securities—
Aviation
Com—
Series
Preferred
New
Phoenix
Republic
Life
Shares—
Investors
Balanced
New
40%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Steamboiler
10.99
3.70
7.61
38 Vi
33
10%
11.12
3.46
16.11
4-
(Minn)
47
42.43
National Security Series-
series
Investors
Automobile
Inc
10.29
39.27
beneficial interest
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
9.23
4.09
Fund
Shares
Trust
Price
Group
1
•
10.02
12.38
Peerless
Home
Stock
Growtn
Invest
3.03
7.79
Trust.l
Inc
19.85
Inc_l
_
Investors
Investors
8.54
*
Inc—.
General
shares
axl4.62
7.34
36%
American
1
14.90
Fund
Capital
&
Great
;_«.l
11.33
Mutual
General
Globe
3.32
37.32
Eng—1
Industrial Fund
Gas Industries
3.56
3.01
Growth
Financial
Futures
3.23
34.52
Stock
Founders
Fundamental
!_lc
shares
Gulf
5.29
35%
Life
Hanover
21.65
5
Reinsurance Corp
9.04
23.63
Indemnity Co
Giens Falls.
3.88
5
stock
General
3.70
4.84
Inc
stock
Franklin
4.58
5.10
3.52
20c
Custodian
3.19
4.63
8.25
20.25
Inc
Federated Fund of New
2.89
3.36
22.10
Pacific
St
lc
1
1
73%
47%
4.16
2.79
-
69%
Newark
lc
17.61
;
•
46%
lo
of
10.02
Assoc
5
of
Equipment shares.lc
shares—lc
Massachusetts Life Fund—
13.14
Fire
Insurance
Republic
lc
Mutual
Pacific'
75%
Firemen's
shares
-Mutual
69%
73%
5.60
shares—
Northwestern National Life
187
133
66
53%
40
12.50
;;
179
(S
49 y2
30%
3.33%
127
2.50
Fund
47%
44
2
__
10
Philadelphia
Fireman's
13%
122
„
45%
.2.50
10
10
of
67
12%
114
5
.5
Reinsurance
Assn
44
62
10
Co
Fire
Fund—•
Industries
Corp—1
Fund
Investment
Preferred
Co
38%
42
272
83
61%
_
Mass
7.77
63.23
1
Fund.!
Common
252
10
..
Metal
Howard—
Franklin
10
Casualty
Fire
Fire
Inc.—
Group
Investment shares—lc
National
Inc
Fund
Life
General
Forster
5.16
Transport
Shares—
Shares
Fidelity
Northern
—————
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
i
14.88
—IT
E
Fund
105
'i
242
.
36%
5
River
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
a45.16
'rV>
Funds—
Petroleum
17.32
7.10
1
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
Mutual
shares
Mutual
Diversified
Equity
101
Federal
Special
Growth
Balanced
2
16%
Paper
49%;
X14.73
1
Inc——1
—"
Fund
Stock
Northeastern
15%
Massachusetts
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund
Electronics
175
13.20
Fund
&
138
12.08
General
16.02
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
_1
Baton
North
Employees
Employees
Automobile
46 %
-1
Inc
Fund
28%
7.13
Electrical
Western
Dreyfus
27
6.51
Managed
17.83
16.40
1
Fund Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Series
(N J)__5
Casualty
20.58
18.93
Inc
Dividend
York
Assurance
——
.
Amsterdam
Ins
Life
Natl
233
'
4
Fire
Hampshire
Continental
Loomis
16.90
18.27
—50o :
Christiana Securities com—_100 15,7u0 16,300
140
145
Preferred
10°
21.09
22.89
Colonial
Fund Inc.——1
9.41
10.23
Commonwealth Investment——1
12.22
13.28
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
New
New
Continental
_25o
Union
New
15.15
Life Insurance Investors Inc.—1
National
'36
10
40%
11.59
,
29%
Manufacturers
.
'
140
5 "
Fire..
S9
10.84
.—1
National
131
,
33
132
.5
Assurance
53
9.99
Fund
Merchants &
5y8
33%
27%
Fire
94
13.88
&
4i/4
Merchants
38%
10.71
Crum
.:■'■/ 44
119
;
;
126
Casualty.—________1
Amer—10
of
Ins
Life
Massachusetts Bonding—
53
(Speculative Com Stki—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
S-4
National
Maryland
35%
32
5
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
_—
Inc——
Do Vegh Income
Life
10
C)
35Vi
.t_10
Ins Assn
Fire
N
*—25
Shippers.
11.93
Corp
10
39%
"
33%
1
———5
Surety
&
11.03
—
Lincoln
36 Vi
Co_5
Boston Insurance Co
K-l
S-3
Stock
Eankers
B-4
Ltd
Fund
Canada General
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
Capital Venture
California
Diversified
American
17.99
Bonds)
20
(Wash D C)
Re-insurance
24.86
Broad Street Invest
Delaware'
American
16.64
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Life Insurance Co of Va
(Newark N J)„2%
Mercury
23.12
(Discount
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10 "
29%
41
26.10
27.86
38
(Greensboro
Ask
115
Ins—
224
Home
Assurance
Bid
Amer—5
Life
27%
33%
Amer Ins Co
North
of
Standard
36
conv
American
Co
Jefferson
213
-
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred
5
$1.25
Insurance
76Vi
American
American
Par
-
136
2
Amer
26.69
73
10
'.r..
Companies
Ash
126
Automobile
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
Mutual
(The)
10
.—10
Insurance C0„—10
Agricultural
a21.63
B-3
De
Insur
Co
Bid
American
Fund.l
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2
Crown
15.76
10.46
4%
Fund
8.28
4.36
13.98
Composite
Life
12.22
12.46
7.56
9.57
4%
Concord
Aetna
11.17
11.39
14.41
12.86
Fund
Insurance Co
Fund—lc
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
—1
10c
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Fund
Aetna
Fund Inc——lc
of America——1
Investment Trust of Boston—_1
Beneficial Corp ——-—1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Bullock
Casualty & Surety
11.86
Intl Resources
*
9%
Blue Ridge
10.84
investment
Institutional
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc..1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund lnc.1
Aak
Aetna
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—lo
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund, lc
Institutional Income Fund-lc
1.72
6.15
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
'1.56
25c
1.25
Fund
Aberdeen
Par
-
"
1 *.
Volume 183
Number 5515
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
THE
COURSE
Bank clearings this week show
With
a
based
the
year
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
ended
preliminary
totals
stand
against $19,280,678,435 for the
this center there is
0.6%.
at
In
in
1955.
829 in the
%
—
St.
1955
$9,894,313,818
+
0.6
926,176,159
+
8.5
*
.,
-
1,090,000,000
__—
Boston
1__
Kansas
1956
$9,953,619,624
1,005,103,717
„
i
%■■■
1,106,000,000
"618,878,227
567,962,900
+
..370,521,766
+
339,200,000
322,^00,000
+
+
1st
Outside of this city there
5.3
New
403,331,324
Cleveland
12
cities
11
York
"
828,264,696
773,030,844
11,419,373,210
;
1,287,981,951
;
five
cities,
days
five
all
All cities,
1
"
1,321,002,417
7
••
1,483,356,619
6
"
725,708,926
6th
Atlanta
10
"
7th
Chicago
17
St.
2.1
9th
Minneapolis
+10.3
10th
Kansas
Dallas
12th
San Francisco
340,167,475
10 cities
Total
11
Richmond
309,777,321
+
9.8
$15,129,662,615
cities,
five days
day
one
$14,811,269,092
4,117,917,785
3,732,841,120
days
+
$19,247,580,400 $18,544,110,212
+
3.8
746,568,223
+
+
all
cities
for. week...'..
i.,~»
■■
Our usual
6n the
Outside
monthly detailed statement of transactions
New
York
Stock
—Month of
Stocks—
1
February—
1956
Number of shares..
and
1955
$78,371,000
International Bank_
22,000
Foreign
U.
1956
1955
93,597,722
135,461,103
government
$73,110,400 $167,818,900 $166,764,700
59,000
58,000
145,000
3,886,200
6,818,500
S. Government
Total bonds
8,446,100
$82,279,200
1956 1
,
47,197,100
February
7
"
"
524,145,797
491,663,550
+
6.6
475,481,461
622,157,875
593,797,422
+
4.8
573,563,990
"
508,972,648
469,694,506
+
8.4
598,757,925
388,836,894
"
1,195,007,043
1,121,179,083
+
6.6
1,003,711,681
1,066,827,336
21,690,610,691
21,223,465,829
+
2.2
/ 10,933,234,880
_
616,970,608
10,231,451,635
+
6.9
10
New
46,400,622
'
1st
,-.110 cities
of
-
1,409,579,893
;
:
:>
trict the totals show
of the clearings for
For that month there was an
today,
a summary
February.
•
1,289,261,873
.
589,424,692
450,644,578
397.204,745
serve
District
9,282,266,927 "
an
has to its credit
^ '9,323,928,356
:
expansion of 20.8%, in the Rich¬
17.3%.
of
18,915,386,856
19,368,017,713
'
mond Reserve District of
10.4%
The
and in the Atlanta Re¬
Chicago Reserve District
gain of 15.8%, in the St. Louis Reserve
a
District of 8.6% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District
13.8%.
of
an
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
of
increase
9.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
13.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 10.0%.
1955
York
74,645,958
*
4th
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St.
Louis
12th
San
'.
1
4,736 217,138
4,734 762,605
+ 10.4
2,347 485,528
2,352 431,974
4,972,710,079
4,238,622,945
+ 17.3
7,866,069,219
+ 15.8
7,244 ,049,719
7,252 ,715,019
2,799,660,929
2,577,620,266
+
8.6
2,447 ,905,388
2,376 282,439
2,236,255,372
-v
44
'
„
.
:,! 44
1,965,283,135
+13 8
1,909 ,481,046
1,732 ,578,534
3,083,987,038
+
9.2
2,964 882,422
2,901 961,969
3,395,752,721
+ 13.7
3,100 893,511
3,085 747,103
44
44
11
Francisco
+ 20.8
2,555,260,629
3,862,313,464
,.
14
of bank clearings for leading cities for the
February and the two months ended with
February in each of the last four years is shown below:
4,269 507,830
4,854,314,315
44
16
Dallas
35,329, 529,627
4,378 695,410
+
2,821,456,441
u,:4«
7
30,209,260
2,658 007,382
42,318, 215,029
9.4
4,712,971,696
5,863,296,489
44
8
2,692, 735,400
6.6
2,958,774,067
44.203,774,257
5,154,760,753
■
44
17
+ 10.3
3,368,558,633
44
15
—
$
9,108,148,215
31
11
...
3,264,316,019
It
16
8th
34,086,902
33,294,760
60,815,145
Cleveland
7th
1953
33,374,561
New
Philadelphia
41,271,324,129
cities
14
Boston
1953
1954
or
Dec. %
$
6th
1954
Inc.
1955
1956
•
course
month
1
City—1
York
3rd
11th
The
930,761,295
649,627,012
2nd
Number of shares
January
5.3
600,116,103
"
Federal Reserve Districts
$79,991,900 $176,323,000 $181,091,900
i
;C;y
+
1,306,504,407
597,014,055
"
5th
/
7.0
923,094,441
8,000
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the two months of 1953
to 1956 is indicated in the following:
Month—
+
617,280,727
Month of February—
14,174,200
4,000
—
7.0
>.
>•1,047,782,967
body of clearing houses of 3.2%,
the 1956 aggregate of clearings having been $89,737,985,218 and the 1955 aggregate $86,970,664,521.
In the New
York Reserve District the totals register a falling off
of 6.6%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
record an improvement of 10.3% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District of 9.4%.
In the Cleveland Reserve Dis-
Two Months
60,815,145
46,400,622;
misc._
1,191,292,310
+
;
1,121,337,914
1,507,819,501
increase for the entire
Bond"—
Railroad
1,170,766,624
1,131,920,726
8.1
6
the month
follow:
Description—
1,170,479,815
+12.3
-•+
•
9
—
City
We also furnish
Exchange
is appended.
The
results for February and two months of 1956 and 1955
t
718,300,206
9,937,223,104
4
Louis
Total
Total
v;:
710,074,203
10,444,861,378
2.6
+
'
1953
1.9
—
•
•••'
1954
7.1
+
1,321,291,097
671,120,698
'
Y
3.9
803,583,557
...
•Estimated
'
.!['X'.
'■>•'
7.6
$20,051,163,957 $19,290,678,435
_
'
11,203,210,243
Philadelphia
4.5
'.y ;'.V+
Dec. %
Cleveland
+
■
Inc. or:
.$
5th
411,361,928
the Dallas Reserve District of 8.4%
,
3rd
+ 15.4
'l
1955 \
4th
.*430,000,000
Baltimore
Other
349,533,118
1.9%, but in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6.6%.
1956
■
11th
.
Francisco
Pittsburgh
decline of
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Districts'
8th
San
a
increase of 4.8%, in
6.9%, the bank clearings at this center
Boston
2nd
5.1
552,822,082
give the final
Week Ended March 3—<
Federal Reserve
5.1
582,216,000
Louis
to
"
9.0
367,146,248
City
week in 1955.
same
1.4
—
able
are
the cities
group
phia Reserve District of 2.6%. In the Cleveland Reserve
District the totals are larger by 12.3%, in the Richmond
Reserve District by 8.1%
and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 7.0%.
The Chicago Reserve District shows
an improvement of 7.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District
of 5.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.6%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an
statement, however, which
we
We
trict the totals enjoy a gain of 7.1% and in the Philadel¬
week previous — the week
For that week there was an increase of
increase of
was an
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago
Philadelphia
detailed
suffer
has to be estimated.
cases
loss of 2.1%.
a
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the NewYork Reserve District (including this city) the totals
2.2%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $21,690,610,691 against $21,223,465,-
-
Week Ending March 10—
New York
elaborate
ended March 3.
At
Our comparative summary for the week
follows:
'--.v.
„•
:•
-
.
having registered
and complete results for the
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
the
present further below
we
last
$20,051,163,957
week
same
last day of the week in all
49
CLEARINGS
time
clearings will
corresponding week
Our
year.
BANK
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
Saturday,
March 10, clearings from all cities of the United
States
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
be 3.9% above those for the
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
country, indicate that for the week
(1273)
44
19
—
V
3,986 ,227,453
3,769 ,521,154
+ 10.0
4,029, 515,795
4,032, 552,234
3.2
82,156,303,839
74,495,597,370
+ 13.2
41,290,638,958
40,596,395,613
5,015,184,695
4,558,234,233
89,737,985,218
86,970,664,521
+
50,188,373,808
44,324,821,156
of
BANK
CLEARINGS FOR
000,000
Outside
LEADING
Month of February——
1956
1955
1954
1953
omitted
New York
.179
39,549 42,645 40,865
CITIES
IN
New
York
City
cities
1
wn»
■
FEBRUARY
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 29—
1956
1955
1954
1953
33,899
87,338
87,650
83,465
72,981
4,034
10,241
9,291
8,503
8,646
Philadelphia
Chicago
4,854
4,448
4,369
3,798
3,496
3,491
9,319
8,085
7,375
2,993
2,541
2,298
2,355
6,446
5,459
4,877
2,432
2,207
2,167
5,638
5,151
4,640
4,675
by Federal Reserve Districts in the two months for four years:
append another table showing clearings
5,114
2,661
We
7,518
Detroit
__
___
Boston
San
4,131
Fran..
2,504
2,262
2,041
2,017
5,319
4,668
4,163
4,235
Cleveland__
2,264
1,803
1,759
1,725
4,750
3,839
3,624
3,712
Dallas
1,709
.1,556
1,434
1,398
3.746
3,340
3,103
3,070
Pittsburgh.
1,802
1,473
1,446
1,556
3,776
3,104
2,979
2,235
Kansas
City
1,564
1,441
1,355
1,383
3,336
3,119
2,854
2,975
17
Louis__
1,452
1,327
1,274
1,221
3,144
2,902
2,721
2,645
8
Minneapolis
1,460
1,279
1,246
Houston
St.
1,125
3,109
2,732
2,583
1,348
1,233
1,230
3,463
2,909
2,647
1,327
1,197
1,226
3,182
Baltimore
1,383
1,239
1,141
1,125
Cincinnati.
__
2,810
2,486
cities
f
6th
2,917
2,607
2,349
2,382
987
977
922
2,361
2,089
2,050
1,969
754
686
638
651
1,614
1,461
1,330
1,414
11th
Dallas
792
756
693
670
1.662
1,525
1,432
1,441
12th
San Francisco
784
683
668
609
1.663
1,464
1,384
690
615
607
1.557
1,429
1,249
760
663
613
2,003
1,573
1,392
714
655
556
609
1,474
1,372
1,206
1,354
Birmingham
762
655
604
605
1,633
1,322
1,203
586
554
601
561
1.244
1,215
1,276
Denver
667
4,852, 803,588
5,014 657,350
10,494,976,051
8,862,490,164
+ 18.4
8,119 ,505,017
8,142 531,553
16,805,776,453
+ 15.9
15,273, 642,880
15,585 327,043
5,523,078,190
+
8.5
5,183 ,597,534
5,144 416,454
+
12.9
3,980, 078,250
3,816 520,683
.+
4,222,077,383
4,765,963,251
••
-
7,168,985,514
■"
10,691,117,668
194,072,559,161
94,046,709,704
6,284 368,168
6,757 353,049
8,372, 955,215
8,662 258,951
6.8
169,704,503,412
160,327.743,573
+ 13.5
181,696,836,531
106,733,611,894
ft
6,223, 425,418
6,691, 933,646
+ 11.9
7,309,590,810
9,552,328,837
8,354,907,121
7.5
+ 14.3
6,666,575,634
44
86,239,470,891
87,346,714,658
1,250
St.
5,998,818,423
9,148 432,576
10,059 374,712
+ 10.9
1,313
Omaha
75,984 ,124,220
9,021 696,796
9,823 ,061,977
«0
14
1,327
Portland
86,479 ,452,525
+ 10.4
5,990,439,945
16
1,286
924
0.1
+
+ 19.9
1,348
722
5,728 ,378,814
«0
19
Orl'ns
5,682 ,350,566
19,480,577,936
M
11
Louisville..
12,322,538,939
40
7
1,102
Seattle
+ 10.3
$
10,276,130,809
5,407,920,510
10,891,403,719
««
16
Richmond..
New
Dec. %
6,250,934,021
90,951,009,203
9,868,924,517
91,016,975,663
it
If
31
2,604
Jacksonville
$
6,895,854,931
44
15
2,697
1,503
14
11
2,464
1,628
Atlanta
Boston
1953
Inc. or
$
1st
Two Months
1954
1955
1956
Federal Reserve Districts
Two Months
Two Months
Two Months
__
-
-
576
546
503
1,410
1,262
1,128
478
457
416
1,147
1,022
961
466
453
458
i;ii8
1,035
974
999
Buffalo
541
488
457
453
1,156
1,025
954
492
457
411
407
1,053
972
847
505
442
430
403
1,101
952
894
549
427
.535
385
1,074
882
952
813
80,679 76,427
68,824
178,994
168,266
157,606
148,168
5,671
15,078
13,430
12,098
12,159
89,737 86,970 82,156 74,495
194,072
181,696
169,704
160,327
50,188
106,733
94,046
86,239
87,346
_
852
Nashville
■
866
Milwaukee-
cities
City
+
964
Washington
York
922
525
New
1,097
537
Memphis
.179
Outside
Paul...
;
__
The
following compilation
covers
the
clearing^
——Clearings Outside New York
-Clearings, Total All
1956
Tot.31 cities 82,651
Other cities
Total
all
7,086
_.
Out. N.Y.C.
We
now
6,291
5,729
44,324 41,290 40,596
add
our
«•*!*»*
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River
1956
2,432,590,399
+13.1
104,334,573,943
94,726,172,010
89,737,985,218
86,970.664,521
+
3.2
50,188,373,808
44,324,821,156
+ 13.2
181,696,836,531
+
6.8
106,733,611,894
94,046,709,704
+ 13.5
Total
2
months.
194,072,559,161
for two years and for the week ended March 3 for 4 years:
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Inc. or
Dec. %
23,895,433
2,661,898,974
-
9,849,870
+17.8
1956
1955
$
.
$
22 687,701
$
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
3,090,215
2,345,813
6,326,940
644,103,990
3,752,027
+31.2
+ 1.6
+ 6.5
— 0.5
1956
20,505,705
+10.6
+14,0
-
59,166,475
43,491,571
+19.5
6,426,853
9.4
5,638,740,792
5,151,746,471
9.5
686,104,574
+13.2
3,508,193
+
Week Ended March 3—
—
Inc. or
Dec. %
+
1955
14.519,764
13,112,168
+10.7
Holyoke
6,953,758
5,587,481
+24.5
15,008,527
12,271,115
+22.3
Lowell
5.804,959
4,734,412
+22.6
12,790,298
10,323,298
+23.9
1,492,289
1,334,867
13,738,285
15,231,586
9.8
28.651,907
31,741,831
9.7
3,570,781
3,873,029)
56,339,732
47,978,431
+17.4
117,520,720
105,247,448
+11.7
14,184,620
+11.8
7.8
+10.2
+13.7
+ 5.4
+29.0
+
New
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode
New
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(14 cities)
—
31,148,239
27,516,488
—
+15.8
91,152,564
77,761,255
+
17.2
9.3
331,538,414
306,920,311
+
8.0
40,958,543
+33.9
208,744,550
156,207,665
+33.6
23,630,219
+26.9
51,538,200
40,169.200
7.5
264,929,700
241,839,300
9.5
31,366,500
28,950,800
3,792,196
+17.9
22,236,794
19,192,363
+15.9
2,505387
2,229,690
2,958,774,067
+10.3
6,895,854,931
6,250,934,021
+ 10.3
828,264,696
773,030,844
36,612,992
150,781,725
73,683,174
25,233,900
19,890,000
124,726,600
116,034,200
10,369,163
3,264,316,019
+
+
+
11,426,022
1953
$
2,209,096
2,251,413
5'709>Z^
.nf'SSiS
593,947,887
3,106,839
1,089,012
—
+ 28.3
42,393,581
98,671,859
1954
$
--------
12,875,748
10,049,600
38,873,624
18,314,716
164,831,814
or
49,721,888,548
January
$
11,598,261
27,235,369
Inc.
Dec. %
56,545,238,086
February
1955
$
$
$
Dec. %
+ 10.1
Month of February
„
$
1955
1956
Inc. or
1955
$
Months—
detailed statement showing the figures for each
city for the month of February and since Jan. 1,
Clearings at—
1
by months since January 1, 1956 and 1955:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
11,909,598
8,336,0/8
37,727,813
16,J99,22o
---------
591.3b4,15b
2,899,340
TneT™*
l,0b3,Vi5
iiSJS'Sqq
11.323,388
8,87b,jyi
16,307,283
j------
+12.4
24,089,900
2,145,416
34.538.800
1,929,377
7.1
710,074,203
718,300,206
+
8.3
The Commercial-ind Financial Chronicle
(1274)
50
]Month of
Clearings at—
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
February
1956
Second Federal Reserve
District-
$
152,759,502
(a)
—
Inc.
or
10,118,747
12,015,120
7,458,368
39.549,611,410
42,645,843,365
157,691,561
132,316,933
Jamestown
Rochester
94,021,825
6.9
348,448,343
7.5
52,561,391
1,156,180,683
1,025,357,460
+ 12.8
132,583,581
9.9
28,143,135
22,174,074
+ 26.9
+
+
33,863,318
+ 61.1
25,685,090
18,219,108
7.3
87,338,947,267
87,650,126,827
+ 19.2
336,953,981
277,742,162
—
20.9
193,210,775
r"
$
$
41.0
10,757,375,811
38,735,287
+
15.903,639
+ 21.1
42,923,503
33,162,888
+
0.8
3,431,141
4,703,773
0.2
111,686,757
115,662,375
+
8.7
2,698,008
2,445,025
228,932,537
214,584,222
+
6.7
5
26.853,289
+ 14.8
21,214,664
291,208,595
263,868,617
+ 10.4
616,943,004
560,923,726
+
10.0
2.030,625
1,953,343
2.1
10,085,750,786
+ 20.2
+ 12.8
700,607,345
616,317,880
+
13.7
84,766,936
41,271,324,129
44,203,774,257
6.6
91,016,975,663
90,951,009,203
+
0.1
20,487,599
29,461,513
9,531,458,50027,326,357
—
11,203,210,243 T "
;'i\ :>r.
•
*
22,718,768
..
62,737,168
0.4
72,048,025
70,857,7o9
69,389,317
1.9
10,444,861,373
9,937,223,104
—
73,089,270
'
18,209,914
18,449,335
28,786,337
-
+ 16.0
79,674,348
'7"
3.5
+
—11.0
30,176,437
~
79,345,049
288,996,152
Jersey——
+ 22.3
—
32,219,099
2,447,464
-i
29.4
5.2
+
168,362,420
+
+
-10,992,014,194
_
77,740,535
20,488,843
19,735,358
4.3
+
3,976,6j8
2,990,265
0.4
21.3
+
—
+
50,377,637
132,368,677
-
•
-
,
■
325,939,690
Jersey—Newark
cities).
1953
1354
or
2,544,226
4.008,553
100,784,835
r
Total (12
Inc.
Dec. %
$
2,764,717
324,175,118
(a)
19,263,557
Utlca
New
1955
•
106,025,926
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern
Week Ended March 3
"
>
1956
Dec. %
+ 10.8
+
19,583,963
488,399,601
11,124,927
.
York__
-^22
1955
$
541,041,408
Elmlra
Hew
1956
Dec. Vo
163,330,110
Blnghamton
Buffalo
New
Inc. or
S
Monday, March 12, 1956
New York—
York—Albany
Hew
1955
S
...
11,419,373,210
—
i
■
.& v.
■■
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
+
19.8
16,853,436
6,914,839
+ 10.3
16,027,721
14,226,459
—
29,992,960
+ 20.6
77,952,029
65,949,477
__
18,421,053
20,350,910
9.5
37,906,943
41,899,202 "• "
5,420,269
4,814,420
+
12.6
4,854,000,000
16,090,242
29,794,173
13,621,243
4,448,000,000
+
9.1
11,579,303
10,241,000.000
9,291.000,000
14,662,469
+
9.7
34,934,863
31,684,961
29,473,366
615,312
27,413,055
5,509,861
69,089,251
54,466,426
53,142,157
+ 30.0
150,642,632
43,625,426
+
12.0
122,134,245
5,154,760,753
—
_■
-
-
4,712,971.696
+
9.4
10,891,403,719
9,368,924.517
___
Scranton
—
Wilkes-Barre
24,888,156
14,974,958
York
Bois
_
Hazleton—
Delaware—Wilmington
——
New Jersey—Trenton
—
Total (15 Cities)
474,407
—
14,189,424--'
+ 18.5
' !
.
61,150,597
9.0
30,036,905
+
7.5
62,777,081
+
29.7
2,560,937
12,060,321
1,923,434
-
1,518,554
.
-
-
+
2,060,897
4,927,923-
4,164,014
2.2
1,424,347
+
53.2
1,623,450
1,568,493.
—Is.6
1,255,118
-
1,783,526
9.5' b-4';
+ 10;2
-
1, /-a.ilo
1.811,978'
11,357,593
+ 15.8
\
29,974,934
*
59,076,215
+T8.3
1,253,000,000 1:
1,224,000,000
4,477,948 iffSM
4,915,520
•+10.3
-
2,569,831
2.0
—
i:.
'
1,212,812-
\
5,*044^728
2.4
1,110,000,000
4(1)52~007
16.7
+
52,801,879
■
*
+12.T
+ 18.2
9,925,793
+ 19.7
—
—
1,551,824-
+ 10.4
-
__
'
Du
l
—14.0
-
6,689,780
,
Philadelphia
Reading
16,026,173
8,011,200
..
-
Harrisburg
'
13,786,706
7,628,983
36,167,151
—
Chester
Lebanon
6,518,298
0.6
5,401,923
Bethlehem
Lancaster
X
6,560,161
—
+
6,298,600
..
—
*4,000,000 ■$4,045.297
6,744,508" '
—
6,872,144
6.3
+
6,211,526
•:
0.2
+
+
—
—
—
8.9
l.ni.oo'oloo.
3,358,754
3,709,992
1.4
5,813,262
6,279,149'
1.1
3,270,852
2,944,752.
1.9
7,b9ti,loo
6,571,818
0.3
—
+
6.2
124,927,655
+
20.6
103,314,921
+18,2
15,772,497 "r
14,730,430
+
20,609,231 r.:'
18,121,377
+ 13.7
"-"^,287,981,351
1,321,002,417 <
■'
+
7.1
-
-
2.6
12,964,606
14,716,641;
17,138,308
1,170,479,815
12,350,220"
1.170,766,624*",
V.
u,,
Fourth Federal Reserve District-—ClevelandOhio—Canton
48,347,720
Cincinnati
41,492,001
+ 16.5
100,430,191
83,969,187
+ 19.6
11,090,914
10,351,210
8,653,923
13.0
277,902,7ol
271,684,345
249,768,528
251,684,483
+ 23.7
612,926,427
520,438,659
412,717,301
454,055,400
57,558,700
55,519,700
49,676,900
OJ, JJ9,UUO
11.7
2,361,842,811
2,089,813,509
+
+ 25.6
4,750,508,743
3,839,787,357
+ 18.9
467,151,300
393,002,800
+ 18.9
+ 23.6
28,168,980
22,214,621
+
+ 23.4
13,950,178
10,924,184
228,188,000
Toledo
41,141,654
+
83,099,664
86.233,583
62,762,992
-
Newark
5,308,311
43,827,272
Youngstown
11,862,842
44,588,209
+ 40.8
123,779,652
89,274,052
+ 38.6
.37,938,808
Mansfield
191,984,700
6,548,776
„
Lorain
1,303,436,507
14,662,590
Columbus
Hamilton
987,210,206
2,264,991,090
—
27,685,149
+ 37.0
75,590,655
53,331,024
+
125,607,976
+ 16.7
308,232,553
265,343,323
3,497,598
+ 14.4
146,521,128
.
4,000,903
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
+
6.5
,
8,791,784
2,203,645
+ 18.0
5,640,161
+ 22.3
3,776,822,862
35,802,827
29,797,779
+ 20.2
72,806,223
21,483,479
24,382,112
—11.9
45,148,713
45,994,765
Kentucky—Lexington
24
005,174
26,724,816
—10.2
65,021,318
80,124,356
West Virginia—Wheeling
16,906,188
14,217,845
+ 18.9
35,553,151
30,962,070
5,863,296,489
4,854,314,315
+ 20.8
12,322,538,939
10,276,130,809
—
10,812,322
;
;
10,414,792
13,551,448
+
3.8
8,008,887
7,054,429
—
14,937,318
9.3
10,089,249
9,^89,937
'X-'-.
13.6
+
62,645,396
Oil City
+
3,104,428,962
Erie
3.6
29.6
+ 15.9
4,843,037
1,473,172,965
26.8
—
7,738,583
2,600,318
1,802,112,877
Total (17 cities)
9,509,850.
+ 27.7
1,102,596.347
Cleveland
16.5
+ 21.7
499,514,047
437,945,073
+ 14.1
402,005,938
408,718,211
1,483,356,619
" 1,321,291,097
+ 12.3
1,131,920,726
1,^91,292,310
+ 16.2
1.8
—
—18.9
+ 14.8
+19.9
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond
West Virginia—Huntington
16,841,100
Virginia—Norfolk
15,235,267
+ 10.5
'
V;:
34,719,052
33,247,280
4.4
+
-
83,320,000
Richmond
Bouth Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
77,387,000
7.7
179,593,000
162,340,000
4-10.6
754,598,949
__
686,163,651
+ 10.0
1,614,329,465
1,461,219,189
+ 10.5
25,132,342
+ 26.0
66,236,062
54,848,233
122,974,275
2,917,987,479
2,607,425,067
54,313,074
Frederick
43,794,495
1,383,572,024
_
1,239,370,626
4,734,390
4,762,423
492,417,081
457,914,825
2,821,456,441
District of Columbia—Washington
4,259,401
+
7.2
21,025,677 ""V.
19,989,000
201,091,726 •3" : „.;/l81,370,641
+
5.5
17,335.000
17,609,000
+ 10.9
170,459,978
155,555,161
4,567,107
+ 20.8
+ 11.3
31,658,923
__
Maryland—Baltimore
2,555,260,629
+
+ 11.6
107,477,129
—
0.6
9,818,758
+
7.5
1,053,160,332
5,998,818,423
5,407,920,510
,
7,842,730
_
Sixth Federal Reserve District
116.516,528
Nashville
108, 098,806
7.8
+
8.3
124,689,491
+ 10.9
725,708,926
,
,
111,279,284
101,649,111
8.1
617,280,727
600,116,103
241,056,327
231,823,982
.
4.0
+
26,005,673
24,714,158
—
5.0
24,248,404
23,949,199
+ 28.6
1,074,966,983
882,963.695
+ 21 7
114,128,787
107,719,984
+
6.0
103,063,710
96,182,18a
3,182,400,000
2,810,500,000
+ 13.2
351,200,000
343,600,000
+
2.2
309,700,000
319,700,000
55,695,547
1.0
6,653,169
6,661,464
0.1
5,277,480
7,293,433
+"o7i
4,787645
1.3
55,164,471
25,692,969
21, 802,401
+ 17.8
Macon
53,195,531
26,715,807
24, 175.074
+ 10.5
55,572,802
51,081,616
924,255,334
760, 090,978
+ 21,6
2,003,660,662
79,317,214
52, 029,660
+ 52.4
166,236,290
762,999,535
655, 097,250
_.
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
;
+ 14.8
•
+
8.8
6,250,503
6^237~477
1,573,959,484
+
27.3
202,661,685
191,815,871
+
2.3
162,203,871
149,878,148-
109,770,463
+
51.4
46,322,462
V
1,633,875,920
1,322,846,270
+ 23.5
190,3~37~4l8
1647104,337
+76.0
1427317", 928
153,6297983;
115,434,053
89,630,371
+ 28.3
12,827,943
8,540,784
+ 50.2
9,244,048
9,495,538-
51,241,602
47,515.293
+
22, 094,000
+
23.3
54,829,000
45,405,000
+ 20.8
+
681,201
—18.7
608,961
192,416,176
+ 10.2
162 042,304
165,756,308
7.0
923,094,441
930,761,295
—36.7
1,712,464
2,424,772
55,705,902
5.4
Meridian
120,000,661
110,361,153
8,858,485
7, 479,514
+ 18.4
18,110,123
15,185,060
2,804,094
2 527,564
+ 10.9
6,010,998
784,868,929
683 ,757,700
+ 14.8
1,663,220,628
4,972,710,079
4,238,622,945
4-17.3
10,494,976,051
(16 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
7.8
8.7
+
i
+ 15.4
553,554
1,464,222,222
+ 13.6
212,010,637
8,862,490.164
+ 18.4
1,121,337,914
1,047,782,967
1.3
1,741,990
2,75^,399
"
10,993,153
2,993 464,000
Rapids
12 568,855
—12.5
23,096,775
22,807,858
+ 17.8
6,446,058.000
5,459,629,000
+ 16.7
87,465,757
77,083,581
175,931,359
141,515,517
65 483,555
+ 19.6
17,028,779
-
12 ,710,004
+ 34.0
36,589,576
28,523,703
+ 28.3
39, 718,999
+ 16.4
89,687,046
79,426,765
+ 12.9
+ 24.3
18,497,715
16,,756,571
+ 10.4
39,275,811
35,436,130
10,,410,189
+
3.5
24,541,241
22.833.238
+
78.564,282
+
24.5
37,,306,168
95,265,119
Bend—
75,,768,147
324,472,021
295,,518,672
37,,194,470
40,276,737
161,026,659
623,497,908
+10.6
+
10,873,642
10,355,856
8,616,308
75^226,000"; j
80,443,000
7O75087O~CO"
8.3
84,322,424
75,015,373
+
12.4
8,474,187
14 ,085,387
+ 18.8
33,533,386
28.403.239
+ 18.1
3,718,351
32,,997,124
+ 15.9
78,579,555
66,984,635
+
442 ,969,049
+ 14.2
1,101,148,548
952,911,287
+
15.6
6,122,427
Sheboygan
.
1,793,860
r.
3,348,693
5,,387,918
' 9,,764,985
13.6
13,707,467
11,956,857
23,728,529
19,814,924
3,825,219
3,419,695
_!
Sioux City
Ames
6,381,218
+
3 ,032,639
+ 10.4
16 .902,702
+ 51.9
53,124,322
42,064,302
156 ,239,347
+ 10.6
363,180,650
342,883,255
58 ,551,025
3.4
118,392,155
130,321,919
3,384,118
—
6,911,487
43,974,360
14,780,821
—
6 649,962
5,651,185
+ 26.1
24,120,068
19,528,724
+
14,069,332
13,778.256
+
2.1
+ 15.1
9 319,745,888
8,085,709,635
+ 15.3
1,140,474,600
"
,727,609
53 ,328,416
+ 51.0
57,537,632
43,952,263
+ 30.9
6,932,070
*
+ 10.9
128,280,975
110,048,124
+ 16.6
13,616,646
41,346,474
32 ,259,062
+ 28.2
83,139,240
68,594,163
+ 21.2
22,570,222
10,424,928 1
20 ,270,900
+ 11.3
50.474,050
43,191.408
+169
5,609,237
2,602,950
2 ,212,770
+ 17.6
5,712,062
4,821,350
Sterling
(31 cities)
7,866,069,219
+ 15.8
19,480,577,936
16,805,776,453
+ 15.9
2,902,468,593
8.4
38,579,292
15,019,651
15.145.000
+ 18.5
9,108,148,215
I
—7
Rockford
5.697,119
42.036,168
23.5
4.4
3,798 ,124,946
29.795.024
Springfield
4,958,942,
6,595,000
15,979,580
L.
.2:
+ 33.7
,255,803
6 ,307,407
4,369,829,491
Peoria
2,874,041-
1147037,383
42,919,393
7,384,865
5.9
9.2
+
9
*
6,587,016
Decatur
1177769,"lYl
8.3
+ 26.3
2 ,531,885
11,675,665
Bloomington
Chicago
+ 10.0
"*
59,132,238
Illinois—Aurora
120,070,580
10.145,115-
+ 11.9
56,569,050
Rapids
3,359,811
+ 19.8
+ 10.0
+
25,682.520
_
7,794,633
3,335,337
132,066,285 ^
+ 14.6
+ 19.3
172,820,193
____
9.524,486
r:.
'
1 ,630,214
11,647,455
Water town
54,823 090
17.3
505,642,893
Milwaukee
6,"165"692'
+ 24.6
689,312,045
+
16,735,622
Oshkosh
Moines
97,805,192
200,632,183
9.8
679487140;
'
38,236,744
Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
Iowa—Cedar
21.4
+ 25.7
+
V"
12^997*182
77370.489
77217,~693~
7.5
45,308,767
-
Indianapolis
10~416,~169~
14"o78,229~
18,085,443
20,222,532
+ 10.8
10.775.023
Bay City
Manitowoc
+
505,540:
+13.5
+
46,229,260
Jackson
1
rr
+ 18.1
36 002,401
78.306,508
Flint
2,541,,052,000
42,008,478
Detroit
Indiana—Fort Wayne—
Gary
V:";:
+ 19.3
5,207,541,
-Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Lansing
Muskegon
4~37~0~899
2.8
055,556
Vicksburg
m
i.
+ 16.5
22, 904,342
52 862.075
Louisiana—New Orleans
—
+
43
27,244,000
Jackson
—
+ 24.9
53,764,623
23,539.867
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Total
4.2
+
,,'V,
+ 13.2
+
Des
+
671,120,698
5.7
+
■
427, 182,560
27, 665,465
Terre
305,326,465
1,327, 800,000
28,018,059
Bouth
308,810,012
1
549,208,732
Columbus
Grand
5,239,415.
3.1
1,503,200,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
5,4d0,3Q3
+
119,654,510
'
-Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
Augusta
+ 16.2
6,749,826
_____
366,422,195 ;
4""'''
Total (8 cities)
3,735,951
3,916,147
339,097,320
-,.f
14 4
+ 11.9
9,290,636
972,072,976
+ 10.4
+
.
19
+
+ 17.7
+ 16.1
1,621,721
-
1,054.449,193
5.826,314
15,449,355
8,935,477
.
-
6,019,060
1.887.628
1.542,134
8.2
978,814,761
935.757,93 )
+ 17.3
4 495.329
4.616,173
—11.9
13,683,369
13.794.926
+ 16.7
8,796,728
6.8
7,919,734
5.740,933
+
—
5,705,409
1,409,579,893
+
7.0
1,336,504,437
1,289,261,873
362,800,000 T"*-"". 350,900,000
+
3.4
350,200,000
332,700,000
132,342,314
133,458,410
111,957,034
120,500,507
1,507,819,501
_
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
1,327,462,373
14,399,636
~
13,065,389
2,880,440
3,009,563
Qulncy
(7
cities)
_
756,317,390
525,456,374
2,153,023
466,500,210
9,030,814
2,577,620,266
2,799,660,929
9.5
3,144,895,943
+ 10.2
32,269,088
29,966,189
7.7
4.3
6,382,806
5,890,211
8.4
+
*
'
792,014,780
9,844,188
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Total
1,452,912,488
—
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
2,234,527
—
4.7
1,662,44^,476
1,525,202,597
+ 12.6
1,118,356,331
1,035,183,152
3.6
4,791,163
5,094,407
+
9.0
21,299,138
19,273,041
+
8.6
5 990,439,945
5,523,078,190
+
—
»
^T-4'r
'
-?'■ '
161,574,524
8.0
122,987,135r— ~
*
+r~i78~
112,228., 589
+
9.6
6.0
+ 10.5
+
_
151,289,789
•'"*
9.0
—
■
8.5 6
2,265,353
_r.
2,552,230
649,627,012"-
616,970,608
—li~2
+
5.3
27514^677*
597,014,055
2,755,775
589.424.692
Volume
Number 5515
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1275)
-Month of
Clearings at—
Ninth Federal Reserve
37,001,659
8,917,987
Paul
3 774.283
1,372,192
Grand
Forks
5,088,000
$
Inc.
or
+ 13.8
1,022,741,395
7,501,521
+12.2
+
8.5
6.8
8,412,577
2,808,429
74,881,713
67,264,964
3,150,901
6.6
10,921,000
10,536,000
+
+19.9
13,195,391
11,354,559
36.339,812
33,251,383
59,075,389
57,735,143
+
7,350,544
46,211,963
+
24,807.174
Falls-
21,081,729
7.4
+
8.5
"
+17.7
:
7,687,644
302,160,978
133,04~9~836
125,0"l0~962
125,"aM33
113,2~8~2~620
7,630,157
8,743,054
6,816,613
7,072,943
4,254,527
4,002,907
3,411,684
3,494,700
+12.1
2,972,238
52,078,001
5.5
—
3.7
9.3
+
+12.7
16,633.475
14,234,366
+ 16.9
36,299,601
37,249,386
—
47,636,088
+
4.4
107,387.629
106,260,034
+
1,361,457
+
5.9
3,310,099
3,193,763
+
1,965,283,135
+ 13.8
4,765,963,251
4,222,077,383
2,356,968
4~9~5~9~970
4,611,383
n,03~5~266
12,~3~3~4~305
524,145,797
+ 12.9
5,330,803
10,800~054
491,663,550
475,481,461
450,644,578
3.6
2,236,255,372
6.3
10,463~493
1.1
1,441,895
+
2.6
49,726,593
—38.9
Helena
Lewistown
(16 cities)
8,327,392
320,502,403
0.4
+
'
Montana—Billings
8,591,865
329,183,905
2.3
7.379,701
1953
+ 16.2
+ 23.3
i-
1954
or
Dec. cio
9,147,324
357,243,4j2
+11.3
+
*
Inc.
$
+ 17.2
1,147,850,399
1955
$
+28.2
16,483,640
+ 17.0
25,322,346
3,420,150
59,912,530
2,732,058,320
19,313,076
+
4,869,542
_______________
76,813,842
3,109,896,592
+ 12.3
*
14,822,428
27,193.591
Sioux Falls
Total
1956
Dec. %
+14.7
4,773,000
5 836,123
18,275,248
Dakota—Aberdeen-
Great
Week Ended March 3-
1955
$
+ 14.2
29,482,842
Minot
:
1956
+ 32.2
'
3,477,996
1,284,350
34,479,262
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
Huron
7,771,6 5 0
478,614,031
537,678,119
Winona
South
or
Dec. 7»
27,983,170
1,279,437,239
1,460,609,616
Minneapolis
Rochester
Fergus
Inc.
$
.
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth-
North
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29—
1955
$
St.
February-
1956
51
+
6.6
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
4,199,691
9,266,567
39,012^674
39,874,471
—54.7
8,570,894
14,030,016
2.2
81,375,611
80,683,763
Hastings
Lincoln
Omaha
586,022,567
554,022,011
5.8
1,244,093,785
2,787,649
+ 16.1
6,326,399
1,361,517
1,742,346
—21.9
3 513,066
42,064,929
35,508,488
99,802,560
+18.5
Kansas—Manhattan
3,236,084
Topeka
Wichita
114,190,981
1,010,885
1,280,106
—21.0
1,021,546
1,069,615
780,387
10,868,508
926,613
—15.8
717,764
0.9
9,784,663
+ 11.1
11,351,966
842,616
10,017,168
+
2.3
157,413,618
152,332,701
3.3
172,826,527
160,584,963
+
3.1
10,044,835
24,621,892
11,055,038
26,399,797
+
1,215,718,244
6,134,168
4,313,956
96,489,951
78,161,349
+ 23.4
+ 14.4
,
245,027,576
219,502,236
+ 11.6
4,263,521
+
7.0
10,468,774
9,430,193
+
8.5
3,336,605,313
3,119,623,804
+
7.0
45.565,980
45,347,626
398,482,222
1.7
102,691,171
+
0.5
1,679,289
11,138,157
+ 19.4
5,953,719
+
270.557,274
247,424,266
+
9.3
563,344,256
24,113,096
+
5.2
53,097,640
+ 15.8
1,410,457,933
Springs-
■
.
,
Denver
667,349,737
Pueblo
(a)
(a>,
'
.22,922,611
576,506,828
7'fial '14 cities)__
9,099,249
22,943,030
21,689,322
6.5
359~9~6~8~484
351,~167~562
4.8
12,828,040
11,802,860
8.2
Joseph
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
10,302,804
6.7
+
11,700,026
6,443,522
9.1
—
374,210,959
103,170,789
2,005.611
—
+ 11.0
1,441,838,805
4,560,932
City
+
—18.6
'
1.564,317,560
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas
+.
'
Parsons
St.
—
3,368,558,633
::
.
''-V
—
+
9.2
3,083,987,038
500,350,101
;
+12.6
47,916,845
+ 10.8
1,262,066,069
+ 11.8
(a)
7,797,371
'
(a)
7,168,985,514
—
6,666,575,634
7.5
+
+ 27.7
6,107,519
(a)
(a)
622,157,875
3,485,712
.
593,797,422
4.8
+
3,925,886
e
3~312,0~52~
;
3736*4,749
598,757,925
573,563,990
: VT.
r;-'
rV-;
W'.1
■
•'
•
.
'.fa.
■'
■■
'■
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
45,254,524
Beaumont
El
40,837,640
23,828,672
V. 1,709,740,930
Dallas
Paso
Houston
Wichita
•
9.1
+
9,654,796
9,567,179
+
0.9
8,478,077
7,447,939
432,866,985
398,801,000
+
8.5
326,792,460
338^076,611
8.0
35,109,412
31,931,389
+ 10.0
23,617,328
27,~972~627
8.2
6,953,000
7,453,000
6.7
6,772,000
6,344,425
.
+ 15.7
+ 12.2
9.8
3,746,619,312
3,340,500,179
+
0.8
383,825,855
374,825,200
+
2.4
+
6.8
316,046,754
292,704,988
+
+
1.6
61,609.000
56,914,000
+
+ 20.8
3,463,898,633
2,909,221,247
+ 19.1
7,661,892
7,337,894
8.9
16,550,659
14,562,061
24,106,171
+ 19.0
60,780,872
53,027,321
+ 14.6
+
7,531,886
6,975,880
6,135,141
7,441,787
+ 22.8
16,034,942
13,197,767
+21.5
67,291,022
59,072,725
+ 13.9
145,198,271
125,029,142
+ 16.1
17,412,575
14,500,151
3,862,313,464
3,395,752,721
+13.7
8,354,907,121
7,309,590,810
+ 14.3
508,972,648
469,694,506
8.9
188,313,598
3.2
4,545,397
168,325,660
163,761,213
84,506~443
75,105,976
24,651,521
24,866,680
16,298,147
16,065,933
Texarkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
(11
Cities)
—
+ 13.7
28,678,820
Falls
Total
85,320,326
44,288,579
27,680,000
1,348,477,000,
1,628,449,711
Arthur
.
51,253,544
172,920,399:;
132,433,030
28,118,000
Port
93,089,279
+
+
141,476,674
Galveston
+16.2
1,556,551,783
174,281,333
;
Ft. Worth
+ 10.8
20,500,938
•
■■
'
6.3
6,377,655
5,828,439
+ 20.1
10,799,374
11,534,704
8.4
388,836,894
397,204,745
169,739,535
+ 10.9
154,668,190
168,302,513
6,123,172
—25.8
4,691,371
5,042,462
—
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San FranciscoWashingtcn—Bellingham
6,127,226
Seattle
6,906,642
722,703,897
Yakima
*20,000,000
—11.3
13,182,984
14,662,156
4.7
1,557,127,839
1,429,386,351
3.3
43,042,354
44,462,157
690,015,389
+
!
20,679,208
—
—10.1
+
—
Idaho—Bcise__
37,566,729
32,758,622
+ 14.7
82,033,157
73,731,780
+ 11.3
Oregon—Eugene
14,628,000
10,091,000
+ 45.0
29,982,000
22,969,000
+ 30.5
8.9
1,474,867,768
1,372,634,305
Portland
714,472.853
19,040,935
655,995,706
17,205,374
337,967,927
308,420,576
180,397,963
150,261,534
41,609,163
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
City
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Bakersfield
42,076.257
Berkeley
Long Eeach
+
+
5.7
+ 20.1
+
/
391,414,675
1.1
;
98,912,481
vr
91,294,466
+
37,632,898
+
0.5
78,029,013
76,806,177
+
228,628,280
194,861.991
+
17.3
+13.4
52,790,904
46,220,724
63,803,087
+
8.1
152,974,835
135,618,076
+ 12.8
19,104,229
14,764,297
40,833,778
33,958,883
2,262,229,717
+10.7
5,319,834,935
4,668,412,211
89,191,242
+ 24.1
204,457,424
155,241,897
26,551.922
71,880,314
22,816,001
+ 16.4
58,422,361
50,697,595
+15.2
-41,533.981
39,202,322
+
5.9
92,099,614
84,641,940
+
8.8
-
.
(19 cities)
Outside New
5,015,184,695
(179
cities)
York
♦Estimated,
86,970,664,521
44,324,821,156
~
0.9
23,190,959
19,985,212
+
1.5
14,533,304
15,088,094
'
+ 29.4
4,558,2^4,233
89,737,985,218
50,188,373.808
Total
—
+ 14.2
2,504,424,816
Stockton
74,4~3T238
1.6
+ 19-6
21,148,407
Jose
Barbara
173,361,227
70,~319~583
8.3
90,813,976
Riverside
Francisco
134,693,787
+
+ 20.3
323,922,427
68,973.877
San
2.8
+~~8~2
1.2
692,109,525
37,811,259
San
Grand
40,697,176
731,292,798
23,978,799
,
Pasadena
Total
7.4
+
41,190,468
9.6
+
108 632,783
Modesto __'
Santa
+
+ 10.7
...
...
+ 10.0
10,691,117,668
194,072,559,161
+ 13.2
106,733,611,894
14.0
672,009,475
20,568,097
9,155,599
5,761,864
6,389,461
10,006,841
10,164,052
—
'■'.v-
5.5
568,910,559
579,377,936
+ 124.9
636,807,462
17,068,704
15,640,975
9.8
6,068.942
5,791,127
1.6
9.566.282
9,806,552
+
—
94,046,709,704
1,195,007,043
1,121,179,083
+
6.6
1,003,711,681
1,066,827,336
6.8
21,690,610,691
21,223,465,829
+
2.2
19,368,017,713
18,915,386,856
+ 13.5
181,696,836,531
+
20.2
+
9,552,328,837
3.2
+
+ 31.7
10,933,234,880
10,231,451,635
+
6.9
9,282,266,927
+ 11.9
+
.
V;,
9,323,928,356
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
,
certifies
requirement of Section 522
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Foreign Exchange Rates
-
Pursuant to the
.
EXCHANGE
We give below a record for the week
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MARCH
FEDERAL
2,
1956 TO
RESERVE
MARCH
8,
BANK
1956,
on
the different
TO
TREASURY
banks
of
the
shows
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
(Value in
United
States
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
Federal
following
the
ended
just passed.
statement of weekly reporting member
The condition
Bank
Feb.
System
Reserve
principal
Increases
29:
in leading cities
changes for the week
million in loans ad¬
of $192
justed and $224 million in
deposits.
United States Government
Commercial and industrial loans increased $91 million
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
all
at
Buying
Rate
for
Cable. Transfers In New York
increases
were
Monday
j; *
$
Argentina,
peso
Australia,
pound
Austria,
x
Belgium,
British
franc
Ceylon,
Finland,
dollar
India,
markka
United
of
pound
.327866
1.031250
.209951
.209800
.209900
.210000
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.237151*
.237162*
.209800
.209900
.210090
2.801666
2.802812
2.804166
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261100
.261071
.261100
.261100
2.775061
2.776402
2.775577
2.774133
.233359
2.796699 ^
2.807187 >4^
2.792859
2.803385
Holdings of United States Government securities de¬
$123 million with all categories showing de¬
creases. Holdings of "other" securities increased $38 mil¬
lion in New York City and a total of $41 million at all
creased
reporting member banks.
Demand
tTemporarily omitted.
^.Viq
deoosits
adjusted
increased
$158 million in
District, $81 million in New York City,
and $49 million in the Chicago District outside of Chi¬
the
Cleveland
.140080*
.496766*
cago,
but they decreased $105 million in
.0349000
cisco
District, $49 million in
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
2.791407
2.601770
-
.233350
2.792341
2.802812
.233359
2.793689
2.804218
in the New York District
net
increase
banks.
•Nominal.
decreases of
$58 million was in New York City.
0349000
.193339*
.233350
pound
sterling
District, and
and $13 million in the Cleveland District.
Changes according to industry appaar in another press
release.
"Other" loans increased $83 million, of which
District,
.0349000
.0349300
—
Atlanta
$19 million in Chicago, $14 million in the San Francisco
.140080*
.4S6766®
-
the
banks; the principal changes
New York City and
million in
.496766*
.140C80*
.496766®
-r
in
of $120
.237162*
.0C435401*
■'
.0349000.,^
franc
Africa,
.327800
1.001250
.140030*
.193330*
.020.035
.327733
1.001562
.496766*—r^.P
peso
.0200962
.0200125
t
.0385802*
.209950
"
.140080*
South
.0200125
.0385802*
2.803333
"
_
2.779393
Kingdom,
.0385302*
$
2.234395
1.001383
.00285509
pound
krona
Switzerland,
Union
.0385802*
.237151*
.0800560
krone
t
2.233316
.00435401*
,26110'J
Zealand,
t
2.232569
.00285500
guilder
$
S
t
.237162*—■ —
2.807187
;
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden,
'
.2102)0
pound
peso
Netherlands,
New
*
.00435401*
rupee
March 8
.327866
nnnr.Qi
^210200
rupee
Norway,
"
328233
i
France
(Metropolitan), franc_
Germany, Deutsche mark
Ireland,
Mexico,
•-a
.0200125
Malayan
dollar
Thursday
March 7
March 6
2.233731
,
'.0385802*
Malaysia.
Canada,
Wednseday
Tuesday
March 5
$
.
2 236802
schilling
million
$12
'
Friday
March 2
member
reporting
Money)
was
$90
outside of New York City; the
million
at
Time deposits increased
from
tbe San Fran¬
Chicago, and $46 million
FpHpml
all reporting member
$38 million.
Rpsprve
Banks
decreased.
52
$49 million and borrowings from others increased
Loans to banks increased $114 million.
International
1st
reporting mem¬
of assets and liabilities of
ber banks follows:
!
A summary
First
Feb. 29,*
Feb. 22,t
1956
Loins
loans
bills
S.
+
83
28,272
—
6,673
notes
banks
to
with
Reserves
Cash
in
vault
+
285
+
+
—
269
928
—_
domestic banks
44
—
2,377
3 % %
Demand
Time
U.
Interbank
U.
90
56,195
Government
+
38
2,582
S.
+
21,490
adjusted
except
Government
+
224
deposits
cum.
95
5%
107
+
From
49
+
284
164
+
others
•Preliminary
*Feb.
figures
22
^Exclusive
§Oct.
loans
loans
of
Fuel
Iron
&
4%%
series A,
million
$25
millions,
real
&
McGraw
re¬
(F.
H.)
1
industrial
and
and
loans
"other"
Sons,
50c
partic.
1
1
658
2
1107
|
3
pref. stock—Mar 15
668
1
669
Mar 22
1112
Mar 20
conv.
773
Apr 18
pfd.
47»%
Inc.,
991
May
stock
sink. fd. bds. due l965~_Apr
Feb. 29,
■
Name of Company
Hawaiian
gold
R.
reserves.
Other
certificate
Notes
21,014,589
cash
Discounts
of
other
Banks
1955
10,002
—
11,751
6,535
+
—
5,012
—
Commercial & Sugar—
and
Industrial
5%
Hawaiian
U.
S.
16,763
5%
Telephone, common
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
18,965
105,955
5.107c
preferred
1,501
5.30%
preferred
650,474
18,906
162,538
694
outright
1
1,018
15,502
outright-
Heileman
Certificates
5,920,699
__
Notes
+
Heinz
4,206,442
outright——
23,426,562
Held under repurchase agreem't
90,700
+
34,800
23,517,262
+
34,800
U.
S.
Govt,
securities.
Due
loans
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
cash
premises
Other
securities
and
banks
24,183,932
178,044
—
7%
90,700
+
-
4,113,326
-
87,344
—
assets
139,067
i_
Brewing
Total
assets
50,247,225
+
90,915
—396\256
+
39*1918
+
7,610
4(4%
533
Hershey
72
notes
+'10,765
—
—367,628
26,044,432
+
7%
586,603
+
14,945
—18,518,107
reserves
+
90,003
U.
S. Treasurer—general acctForeign
451,[960
356,406
__
Other
+
1
Deferred
Other
—
availability
liabs.
Total
and
cash
accrued
+
Hilo
23,168
3,304,876
divids.
—
69,638
paid
in
Other
174
+
1,232
-375,599
+
512,303
and
309,087
—
Total
liabs.
securities
Insular
bilities
ances
7,653
50,247,225
-367,628
purchased
loan
25~973
+
586,603
46.0%
on
for
0.3%-
accept¬
foreign
Hinde
Hines
&
(quar.)
2,435
+
2,560
9
—
+
—
Light,
Interlake
profits)
10,145
850
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
common
including those called
The date indicates the
called
under
Fire
&
Marine
mak¬
TENDER
Mar 26
*
partial redemption
Allied
Date
Artists
Pictures Corp.. 572 %> conv.
pfd. stock
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 3^8% debs., due Oct. 1, 1977
Brunnei
15
Diamond
Page
Mar 21
6%
sub.
Match
conv.
debs,
5%
Mining
preferred
Hooker
Co., $1.50
1968
Apr
cumulative preferred
4-16
3-12
3-12
3-12
3-12
3-12
3-12
4- 2
3-15
6-
2
3-
1
4-1
3-1
4-15
3-15
3-15
3-
50c
4-
2
3-16
3-31
3-15
50C
(quar.)_
(s-a)
4-
3-1&
2
1
t20c
3-15
2-29
50c
4-16
3-15
t40c
4-
2
3-13.
t$ 1.12 7a
4-
2
3-15
3-30
3-16
_____
(quar.)___________
Class
A,
(quar.)
common
—
*
472%
preferred
Common
(quar.)^
Chemical Corp.—
&
(quar.)
preferred
4'%
$4
40c
,
Co.
(quar.)_—
$4.25
50c
25c
9174C
3-15
■/" 3-15
3-29
4- 1
6%
com.
3-26
3-
t25c
t$2.50
3772c
5c
$2.50
B
(Frank
Shoppes,
$2.25
3%%
W.),
Ltd.,
Ironrite,
preferred
Jack &
(quar.)
preferred
Terminal
(quar.)
Warehouse
&
A
B
2-29
3-28
Erie
3-15
3- 1
Jewel
3-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
Mortgage
preferred
(quar.)
57c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common
3-12
3- 1
Joslyn
3-12
3-15
3- 2
3- 5
Julian
3-28
3-31
3- 2
3-20
2-17
$4.32
A
preferred
Prior preferred
Hydraulic Press Mfg.
Circuit
Ideal
25c
56(4c
4- 3
4- 3
4-14
4-14
3-31
4-14
3-31
47c
4-14
3-31
Breaker, 4.60%-
pfd.
47c
4V2 %
769
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)__
$37(4c
0
Y.)
(N.
B
3-30
3-15
3-15
4- 2
3-15
&
3-30
3-19
6-29
6-15
preferred
metal,
Kennecott
3-15
4-
2
3-9
4- 2
3-9
3-20
6- 1
6-1
6-1
1
3- 1
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
3-15
2-29
'
6-
Stone
Kentucky
Utilities,
57(4c
4-14
4- 2
Kerite
4- 2
3-9
4-
2
3-9
$1.25
4-
2
3-9
2-29
35c
3-15
20c
3-30
3-16
25c
15c
3-26
3-12
3-15
3- 2
3-15
Kerr
(quar.)
10-1
1-2-57
4- 2
4- 1
9-15
12-15
4- 2
3-20
3-26
3- 9
3- 2
3772C
32c
4-13
3-15
4- 6
2-24
3772C
3-15
$23c
(quar.)
Ltd
common
6-15
$1.1272
participating A (quar.)
Industries,
7- 2
25c
$1.25
convertible prior preferred
3-15
3-29
3- 1
2-29
472C
3-30
3-20
4-
60c
(quar.)
3-10
3- 2
2
87V2c
8772c
8772c
87V2C
(quar.i
common
3-12
20c
;
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
3-31
Oil
3-9
3-9
3-30
4- 2
4-2
$1.1272
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
6%
3- 2
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Mines,
Mfg.,
2-29
4-16
3-31
$1.0674
common
(quar.)
Co.
I Kerr-McGee Oil
3-15
$1.1272
(quar.)
com.
Copper
Kentucky
3-20
Kewanee
1
50c
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
3-2
3-16
4-
$1.12%
$1.05
75c
common.™
Refining
2
2
3-17
$2.90
$1.07
>
45c
372%
Co.,
3-30
4-
3-28
95c
$1
(quar.)
Trecker
Sugar, Ltd.
472%
3- 1
35c
4-
50c
quar.)
372%
preferred (quar.)
372%
preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.)_
Kendall Co., 472 7c preferred (quar.)
Kenna
3- 1
3-15
3-12
4-1
$1.08
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
&
Kendall
3-15
35c
Light—
Electric,
preferred
preferred
3V2%-
1
3-15
3- 6
4-17
2-24
3-2
3- 2
50c
(quar.)______
preferred
Kellogg
3-15
25c
Gas
Kekaha
3-31
50c
2-29
4- 1
3-20
5- 1
62(4c
$1.25
5%
62(4c
2
3-15
$1.25
——
Kearney
3-
3-15
3-15
,
25c
2-27
3-15
3-30
3-30
3-29
(quar.)__.
3-15
3-16
3-15
$1.25
$1.3772
30c
—
7-
1
3-29
3-30
com
(quar.)
com.
2-10
2
2-29
933/4C
7-15
4-
2
2
50c
3-12
4-
2-29
4-
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Katz Drug Co. (increased quar.)
Kawneer Co. (quar.)
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar.)
4-2
4- 2
4-
$1.20
—
(quar.)
preferred
472 %
B
25c
2
$3.50
.
(quar.)
City Southern Ry.,
preferred
7-
!50c
4-16
10c
Extra
4-
87V2c
(Canada)
3- 5
4-30
3-
(quar.)
$2
RR
Assurance
3-30
3-15
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)__
3-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
7-15
3-16
1
4-
(quar. )
preferred
Kansas
4-15
4-
4-
50c
—
preferred
474%
3-30
3-15
(quar.)__
quar.)
Corp.
50c
Telephone
Central
Life
3.80%
4- 8
$1.13
3-15
1
2
(quar.)
common
preferred
4-15
3-16
1
4-
t$1.75
com.
City Gas & Elec., 4.28%
Kansas
68c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Cement
Bell
Telephone
Kansas City Power &
Common (increased
3-1
3- 1
3-30
2-24
4-
$1.25
(increased
Semi-annual
4-3
3-15
35c
3-26
*■.
4-
—
112(4c
9-14
4-13
Printing (quar.)__.
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
3-20
12-14
1
10c
Kable
2-17
9-28
5-
40c
(quar.)_
Mfg. & Supply
Kokenge_^
3-30
12-28
4-13
&
3-12
.
1
133/4C
(accum.)
B
preferred
Kansas
3-12
$1.25
3-15
5-
35c
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel,
preferred
(quar.)
3-8
3-31
3-15
2
—
Ltd.,
&
5 7c
3-15
3-15
3-15
2
4-
(quar.)
Johnson & Johnson
3-15
2
4-
_.
preferred
A
Co.,
3% 7c
Jones
$1.25
4-
82(4c
$1.10
$1.083/4
(quar.i__
pfd.
preferred
$1.25
(quar.);
10-17
7*18
$1.09
(quar.)—.
7%
1st
!35c
quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tea
15c
(initial
A
11-
—
60c
Huttig Sash & Door —
5%
preferred (quar.)
Illinois
57c
$1.25
pfd.
10-17
.
50c
conv.
1
$1.06
t$1.25
Hupp Corp., 5%
class
C
Jamestown
3-29
Mining & Smelting, Ltd.—
Hugoton
Production
Co
Hunt Foods, common (quar.)____
7-18
11-
60c
common
Service,
Mfg. Co.
50c
,
(quar.)
Bay
Increased
&
James
4y2%
(quar.)
1
53 %c
__
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
preferred
50c
(quar.)
8-
3272c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___
Kansas Power & Light
A
4-18
1
Jamaica Water, Supply—
50c
B
4-18
1
8-
377s>C
preferred (quar.)
(increased)—,—
Glass,
Preferred
Cold
(quar.)
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred
$1.(0
(quar.)
5-
Electric—
common
Public
Jamaica
$5
*
3-14
3772C
-
—
(quar.)
&
Co.
Mfg.
Jeannette
$1
i____
Inc.,
Jacobsen
30c
______
3-14
3-27
25c
Heintfc, Inc., 4%
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
3-27
3772c
—__
(quar.)
Light,
&
Trust
15c
(quar.)__
4-16
25c
convertible
Irving
30c
class A
3-15
25c
preferred
$1.12(4
(quar.)__
Industries, common
3-15
4-16
t75c
(quar.)
preferred
5
3-23
4-10
3-31
7
3-
2
4-16
Rhode Island—
of
4.357c
12- 5
4-
!40c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
preferred
30c
Imperial Paper & Color
Special
1
Co.
Gas
Power
$5
!45c
50c
25c
!6c
20c
12'/2c
19c
!____
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
6- 3
9-
■';/V,'
13c
(s-a)
4.40%
3- 5
9-15
and
2c
Ltd.,
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
6-15
12-15
2-27
America—
of
Electric
77c
3-15
2-27
3-15
£'%■';250
quar.)
3-16
3-14
100%
dividend)
(stock
preferred
25c
Inc.
preferred
$2.75
2
preferred
3-15
$1.06(4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Finance, common
5%
4-
(initial
Trust
3.30%
Co.—
Household
Huron
3- 2
22c
Royalty
$4.36
4- 2
12(40
common
preferred
Horner
3-25
1
preferred
$4.22
3-20
9
4-
Foundation,
Iowa-Illinois
4-16
J
4-13:
3-20
Participating
3-30
1
(quar.)
Participating
(2.50 preferred
3-15
3-30
5-
4-14
Participating
55c
3-
4c
$2.50
9
2
t40c
Investors
2-24
4-25
3-20
3- 1
3-20
3-13.
4-
272c
convertible preferred
Iowa
3-31
1872C
Extra
3-12
3-12
3-16
3-16
3-20
3- 5
4-16
%%;• 20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Hoover Co., class A common..,
Hot
2'
2
2
2
4- 2
3-15
5- 1
2-24
5472C
4.80%
4444-
3-15
'
~
(quar.)__
Securities
Investors
Iowa
1
common
preferred
Co.
3-15+
4-
35c
Extra
40c
!
preferred
Class
Power,
Corp.
2
45c
pfd.
common
4-
Corp.—
(quar.)
Department Stores
Intertype
2-24
3-19
433/<c
(quar.)__
Textbook
conv.
3-15
3-19
60c
,
preferred
7%
Utilities
1
75C
—
Salt
Shoe
2-20
4-
$1.50
(quar.)______
International
3-16
3-20
$1".,
(quar.)
3-30
t65c
:
:—__
common
".$1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Investment
(Calif.)
(quar.)__.
Illinois
—Mar 31
stock-Mar 30
Co.
___!_
Electrochemical
Imperial
due
Insurance
989
Manufacturing Co.—
year
pfd.
Ltd.—
4%
Harvester
International Minerals
40c
I-T-E
Company and Issue—
(quar.)
Honolulu Rapid Transit,
Class
llotel Corp. of America preferred stock
(quar.)-
Quarterly
Hudson
bonds, notes,
for
redemption,
fund provisions.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
OF
Ltd.
Mines,
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gold
Class
sinking
redemption or last date for
NOTICE
(Chicago)
(6c from net investment income
from net capital gains)
Storage Co.—
of corporate
stock
25c
25c
2272c
12c
1272c
12%c
137jC
133/4C
30c
35c
40c
(Canada)
Paper
Lumber
Class
and
3-15
2
International Metal Industries Ltd.—
Investment
1
5
5
5
2-23
2-23
2-23
2-23
2-23
2-23
3-16
3- 1
2-16
2-28
3-9
3-16
3444-
3-16
4-16
4-16
40c
Homasote
Class
Notices
list
2
7-
3-21
13c
—
—
Securities,
International
40c
—
Electronics
Houston
a
4-
from
(increased
Iron
Inter-Ocean
40c
common
———
Dauch
4.40%
Below will be found
1
cents
(9
cents
4
&
Lumber
Insurance Exchange Bldg.
New
50c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Edward)
4%
preferred
A
._
Common
Houdaille
39,146
commitments.—
Payable of Ree.
30c
series
Co.
4(4%
correspondents
Industrial
32,711
+
combined
liability
15,616
+
27,543
and
3-15
35c
income
Inc.
Co.,
Holder*
50c
3-15
53Vic.:"," 5-15
50c
3-31
(quar.)
common
Creamery
Electric
Home
+
178,249
capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
Contingent
318
693,612
accounts—
2
securities
from
16c
Fund,
Income
Paper
60c
preferred
Homestake
(Section 13b)
capital
(quar.)
Hollinger Consol.
211,011
+
15,667
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
(quar.)
com.
Powder
Hoffman
156,111
—
—413,538
35,342
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
common—
Common
49,038,734
liabilities
4-
$1
International
888
35c
Ltd.,
Common
2,953
-
—
41,794
+
items.
1272C
$3
•
-
60c
preferred
Higbee
48,178
—
7,033
19,673,759
deposits
When
40c
43%c
(quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett (quar.)
456,171
—
—101,596
347,286
Total
3-
<s-a»
Ocean
(Helena),
(quar.)
Products,
Hershey Chocolate,
Deposits:
-
(quar. 1
Extra
Reserve
bank
pfd.
(s-al
Cement
Galion
Hercules
'
4.
LIABILITIES—
Member
.
Rubinstein
(see
Paper Products,
Hewitt-Robins
Federal
—
Co., 3.65%
preferred
Hercules
54,723
+
63,148
_____
3-15
(14c from invest¬
Fund
investment
Interstate
10c
Corp.
J.)
Hendershot
22
:
items
—
(George W.) Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Hercules
Total
_—_
(quar.)
Rubinstein
5%
Total
75c
International
Inc.)—
Helme
bought
3-15
3-15
t$l
preferred
4.30%
(H.
Helena
2,801,750
Total
(G.)
Hcin-Werner
—4,039,442
14,165,913
Bonds
345,044
—
—
______
iquar.)_
Corp.
Mining
Hecla
538,200
(quar.)___—
(quar.)__
Hazeltine
securities:
Bills
*
5 72% preferred (quar.)_
Hazel-Atlas Glass (quar.)
219
15,502
—
3-30
3-27
25c
income
4.36%
2l7»c
(quar.)_
21,434
advances.
Government
Bought
3,467
+
311,438
loans
3-15
+$1.12
Interstate
15c
—
Electric, 4V»% pfd. C (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)—
421,793
Acceptances—bought
3-10
3-10
3-30
!627aC
protits)
Institutional
$1.40
Share
Hawaiian
4.80%
Total
F.
3-19;
2
2
—
990
(Continued from page 16)
5%
848,236
(quar.)
com.
Interstate
Mar. 9,
1956
20,166,353
1
44-
Copper
Bank
International
Per
1956
•
—_
4-
$1.25
(Canada), Ltd.—™—
Telegraph (quar.)'
convertible preferred stock—.—Mar 12
of dollars)
notes
3-19
$1.05
Nickel
DIVIDENDS
Decrease (—) Since
certificates
1
(quar.)_
Consol.
International
Increase ( + ) or
ASSETS—
4-
4-
$1.0674
International
Announcement in this issue.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
5
2
4-13
$1
35c
30c
preferred
4%
Ingersoll-Rana Co., 6%
ment
Mar 15
stock
preferred
cum.
convertible first preferred stock..
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Redemption fund for F. R.
5
3-
+
International
7,
3-
2
(quar.)
A
International Silver,
Mar.
2
4-
Rayon (quar.)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
766
Mar 30
1966
due
preferred stock
Northeast Airlines, Inc.,
*
thousands
3
4-
$1.14
77aC
International Breweries,
Monmouth College 25-year, 3%
loans
respectively.
(In
3-
$1.03 7a
(quar.)
Acceptance, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.i
from
May
Apr
1980
due
cumulative preferred stock
& Co.,
Mengel Co., 5%
commercial
estate
(M.)
2
Industrial
4
May
1965—
—Mar 31
Inc.,
5'/a%
Co.,
2-17
4-
•
valuation
of
gross.
increased
decreased
and
Lowenstein
deduction
after
shown
are
reclassification
1955
5,
$318
and
items
and
May
B._—
debentures,
convertible
Freightways,
City
3-15
Industrial Hardware Mfg
Institutional
Corp.—
Bryant, Inc.. 4Vt%
B
Industrial
RR.—
Steel
Lane
District).
Louis
banks
to
loan
(St.
CALLED
series
stock,
Consolidated
District).
Francisco
revised
individual
serves;
6294
(San
+
*
13C
$1.03
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
pfd.
Granite
851
1
2-20
and
current
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.207; preferred
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)_
Inspiration
preferred stock, series A
188
496
Banks
Reserve
ISSUE
Telegraph Co.—
convertible debentures, due
Ohio
&
15-year
Federal
*
3-30
Electric—
4.56%
$4.50
2-29
127aC
(quar.)
preferred
2-29
3-29
Ireland
4(47c
4(4 7c
2-29;
3-29
3%
earnings)
& Michigan
preferred
3-29
tl77aC
(From
Investors
accumulated
Indiana
Telephone &
Colorado
Borrowings:
From
1
Apr
1969
1,
1st mtge. bonds, series A and B, due 1975
Canadian
Collieries
(Dunsmuir), Ltd.—
737
—
2
—
1,484
Apr
1983
Co.—
ing mortgage bonds,
3
253
—
*
*
1116
Ltd., com.
._.
Holder*
Payable of Ree.
U0c
(s-a)—
preference
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
American deposit receipts
(final)
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system refund¬
75
—
due
due Oct.
series A,
bonds,
conv.
6%
Co.—
Ry.
4%
12-year 3%%
demand deposits:
9.873
Telephone Co., Inc.—
bonds series G,
mortgage
Cynamid
Baltimore
deposits
deposits
S.
*
1
1
15
Apr
1972
due
debentures
fund
Maryland
American
LIABILITIES—
—
1
-.Apr
B & C
*
*
Corp.—
mtge.
American
Ill
—
1
1
Apr
series A,
1968,
1,
(final)
Common
4.127e
1
1975
1,
ENTIRE
35
+
79
—
998
Co.—
April
Oct.
due
first
First
227
1.211
13,284
due
737
—t
—
Banks__
Reserve
_.
with
Balances
—2,401
41
Mar 15
stock, series A
Shipping Corp., sink.
Light &
4 74%
Western
—1,973
+
114
________
Federal
17
—
8.254
Western
—1,047
41
—
20,103
bonds
*
888
When
Share
_
Co. of Canada,
Imperial Tobacco
Incorporated
sink, fund debs
372%
Corp.,
1
Mar 31
Apr
1
:_Apr
1978
Corp.—
stock
fund debentures due 1973
Apr
Stockyards Corp., conv. preferred stock.——.Apr
United
906
—
27
—
Gas
Transmission
sinking
sinking
3%%
—6,327
38
—
586
indebtedness
of
123
Gas
4% %
+1,8505
—
Gas
bonds
trust
8575
22
+
1
Apr
fd. ship mtge. bds._Apr
Trans-Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co., first mtge. & collat.
207
+
securities
Loans
+
&
preferred
Gas
debentures
United
2
1965
1,
Corp. of America—
4%
48
1
+
910
certificates
U.
4,076§
+
Electric
&
Transatlantic
15
+
Oil
Tennessee
|
10.258
securities—total
Treasury
Treasury
+
debentures due April 1,
State
$4 50 cumulative preferred
6,905
8,216
Treasury
Other
+
'
2,422
._
Government
S.
Shoe
159
—
15}
pur¬
_
_™
994
Co.—
cumulative
Shamrock
1,287
loans
loans
Other
U.
dealers for
securities
ing
ReH estate
91
549
securities.™.
purchasing or carry¬
lor
192
25,768
loans-—_
carrying
or
loans
110
+
-——
brokers and
to
chasing
Other
industrial
and
Commercial
Agricultural
+
York
4.50%
1955
84.182
—
—
(P.)
25-year 334%
New
Mar. 2,
1956
47,656
adjusted!
adjusted!
Name of Company
Co.—
sinking fund bonds due April
mtg.
Lorillarri
millions of dollars)
investments
and
Loans
Gas
Natural
1
May
bonds..
5%
mortgage
Monday, March 12, 1956
.,.
Per
Page
*"
America—
*
Decrease (—) Since
*
of Central
Rys.
Kansas-Nebraska
Increase (+) or
ASSETS
** Date
Company and Issue—
$164
million.
Loans
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1276)
1-
3-15
3-15
3-22
§
(quar.)
15c
4-
1
3-
(quar.)_
287sc
4-
1
3- '9
3-15
3- 1
15c
Volume
183
Number 5515
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1277)
.Keystone
I
Funds—
Discount
(from
•
Share
Company
Custodian
net
Fund,
investment
Holder«
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
B-4"
S-l"
(from
investment
net
3-15
■'
2-28
Matson
5%
Maxson
preferred
3-15
2-28
6-30
12-20
3-20
(increased quar.)
25c
4-
2
4-
1
3-
Kings
County
Lighting, 4%f. pfd.
(quar.)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil—'——
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.Ml-——■
20c
4-
45c
,
2c
'
Kinney <G.
New
R.)
(I.
Co.,
(initial
common
Knights
Knudsen
dividend
3-
-4-
2
3-13
3-
2
20c
4-
2
$1
4-
2
2-17
•,...
40c
!'
3-21
3-21
3-21
McWilliams
4-
3-15
Kuhlman
Electric
Kuner-Empson
—
Co.,
Kwikset^ Locks,
3-12
3-
1
3-15
3-
5
4-16
3-31
18c
4-
2
3-16
i
—__
10c
3-17
3-
5
;
„———
20c
3-30
3-12
1
(reduced).:
Lamson
(quar.)—
Lamson
&
4.75%
(Del.)
preferred (quar.)
H.), Inc.) $6 preferred (s-a)
Lane Bryant, Inc—
4Ma%
H
preferred
demptlon
plus this
59 %c
—
4-15
4-
5-
$3
—
5-
*':■
$1.25
6-12
6-
preferred
(quar.)—.;—„—
$1.25
9-12
9-
1
$5
preferred
(quar.)—;;!;—————
class A (stock divid.)
$1.25
12-12
12-
1
—
3-
1
;
.*
share
preferred
":-l Class
non-cumulative
of
($1 par)
Bl——H———
Lawyers
Title
Lee
D.)
Insurance
44-
m
—
(Va.)
2
,
2
Leece-Neville
•Lehn
Co.
Fink
&
50c
3-15
2-20
3-15
2-20
IOC
4-25
4-10
——H_——__——
Products
6
Gold
Leonard
20c
3-14
3-
t3c
3-15
2-29
12 Vic
3-30
3-16
7 Vic
Leitch
3-30
Refineries,.
"(increased )___
common
18
$55
at
for
preferred
Leslie
Salt
(quar.)
Co.
1—1;—
—
2
3-16
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-20
•:
(quar.)L—_l-.l_-_.—
■
40c
Leverage Fund (Canada) '1—
11—1-11—_
Liberty Fabrics)(N. Y.)j "common (quar.)_—
•
5% preferred (quar.)_.
1H_—'
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)_
.
75c
tlOc
__
-(
Lily-Tulip
Lincoln
Cup
New
3-15
3-15
per
3-
4-
2
3-15
5-
2
4-' 9
8-
2
7-
9
11-
2
10-
9
4-
2
3-15
$1.75
40c
Life
2
3-15
'
35c
National
held)——
(quar.)
5%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—_
(quar.)__
:
Lindsay
Lionel
Chemical,
Corp.
Little
class
Miami
Special
;
A
original
RR.,
Pipe,
4-10
3M>c
3-19
3-
20c
3-31
3-
$1
London
Canadian
preferred
$3
Lone
convertible
Lorillard
7%
Los
Los
(P.)
Co.,
preferred
Angeles
Investment
Land
Louisiana
Louisville
Loew's
&
$1.18%
3-15
95c
4-
1
3-
96 Vic
4-
1
3-
1
3-
Lowenstein
(entire
Lower
-
&
(M.)
RR.
Lawrence
30c
4-
2
3-
6
4-
2
3-
6
3-15
3-15
3-
75c
3-15
3-
(quar.)
3-12
2-
1
t$l
.
3-30
(quar.)
preferred A
redemption
on
share plus this div.)
Power
& Sales
Mlg.
96c
t37M2c
Co.———~;—
t25c
————
4-
1
4-16
3-31
65c
.3-15
20c
15c
4-
2
——
'
3-12
2-29
5-
4-13
3-15
1
3-
1
Mojud
'
investment
from
,3-15
2-28
&
Pipe
Line
Service,
Ltd.,, class
Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.j—;
Brewery, Ltd., class A_—
B
Monterey
3-
2
J50c
3-29
3-
2
MacMillan & Bloedel Ltd:,-class A———
112 Mac
3-31
3-
9
Montreal
120c
3-31
3-
9
Moore
40c
4-
3-
6
15c
3-15
2-24
Oil
(quar.)-—
Montgomery, Ward & Co.,
'
Macy
—
(R.-H.l
'
—<
fquar.)
Co.
&
Madison
;
1
'■
*
Priority
i
'
Mangel
,
'
•
'
Morrell
50c
3-30
2-25
4-15
3-24
125C
3-31
6-30
6-15
(quar.)——
59 %C
4-
2
Class
2-17
4-
2
Finance
Mount
Royal
Mount
3-15
7%
3-15
5-26
1
Mountain
3-15
3-
5
Mountain
4-
Mueller
t$1.25
32 Vic
4-
pfd.
43/4%
Corp.,
2
2
3-15
'37 Mac
3-15
25c
quar.)
3-
4-
62 Mac
(quar.)
4-27
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)
Brass
3-16
Murray
2-29
Murray Ohio
:—
Ltd
(quar.)
of
37 Mac
(quar.)
1
3.29
4-
2
3-12
3*
36-
2-27
4-16
3-20
3-23
2-
lings
/
tion
Marine
Co..
Ltd.,
6%
(final);;——
Bancorporation
fquar.);;—
._—
(quar.)—;————
%'/o
Marquette Chemical
-
Marsh
(M.)
&
Sons
Mfg.,
Marshall Field & Co., 4>/4%
f
Martin .(Glenn
L.)
pfd.> (quar.)_
<quar.)_
Co.
3-
3-31
3-
Mutual Trust
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
vestment income
25c
4-
2
3-21
realized
12c
4- 2
30c
—
4-
2
$1.06 M»
3-31
40c
pfd. (quar.)
3-28
3-16
Natco
3-15
3-
9
4 V2 %
•
(quar.)
preferred
Massachusetts
(From net
31 ViC
(quar.)
Investors
income)
Growth
———
Stock
2
Bellas
Biscuit,
$1.12 Ma
4-
2
3-12
Casket
$7
-
^
6c
3-26
2-29
•
preferred
3-12
2-10
60c
3-26
3-12
20c
(increased
4-
2
3-
5-
1
Ohio
12 Vic
3-14
3-
4-16
3-23
Ohio
called
for
denrption on March 31 at $110 per share
plus this dividend)
$1.75
3-31'
:
?>
'
*
7-21
1
5-
1
4-13
.
3-23
3-23
3-23
45c
common
.3-20
3-
8
3-30
3-
8
3-12
2-24
York—
(quar.)
55c
3-
4-1
3-21
40c
4-
3-2
90c
4-26
4-
$68c
3-15
2-24
40c
3-15
3-
40c
3-27
3-12
4-
2
3-21
$2c
(quar.
Ltd
3-14
2-10
____
3-13
3-
/•
2
■
1
5
.
,
equal
shares).
tax
20
to
shil¬
about
Subject
funds
South
5
Cement-
shares.
shares
shareholders
3-24
.
Ltd.—
Portland
of
prior
African
of
7.05%
to
to
non¬
will
—._
8
& Land
50c
3-12
3-
1
Co.
35c
3-15
3-
1
12M2c
4-
2
3-12
J20c
4-
2
3-10
$25c
4- 2
2-27
$1
3-23
$1
3-23
3-
9
40c
3-15
3-
5
30c
4-
3-20
50c
3-15
3-
1
62c
3-30
3-
2
97V2c
4-
2
3-15
$1.10
4-
2
3-15
4- 2
'*• 3-15
2
3-15
(quar.)
Mfg., 5%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
Insurance
Co.,
(quar.)
Telephone, 6% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)common
preferred
preferred
4.44%
'
5-1
5-
$1.37Ma
Co.,
Union
Edison
4.40%
re-
1
20c
.
African
Casualty
3.90%
issue
New
South
Ohio Crankshaft
6
8-
4-27
,
20c
(quar.)
American
2-28
4-13
8-17
29c
American
Brass, class A
B
.
.
3-23
$1.25
Works
ordinary
Ohio Consolidated
Co.—
(entire
Mlg.
Class
3-31
50c
(quar.)
J
2-29
.
3-12
15c
„
;
'
20c
Specialty, Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.'(quar.)
9
27 Mac
s-a)—_—
common
Register
Ry.
".
..
quar.)
Mines,
2.
Oberman
Ohio
""J
$3.50
Office
5%
Hess
Cash
National
3-12
Fund
————
4-
——
(quar.)
National
—„—
.—
dividend
National
,
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry DockCommon
Corp.
Stock
2-29
4c
Oak
from accumulated
—
National
(quar.)——
and 2c
$50
:
deducted-
Oahu
(quarterly of 2c from net in¬
gains)
Myers (F. E.) & Bros.; (quar.)
3-30
3-12'
at
Railway____.
States
in
resident
be
9
50c
3-20
8-24
25c
on
March
1
20c
Muskegon Piston Ring (increased quar.)
Muskogee Co. < (quar.)
2
25c
—.
Marlin-Rockwcli
2-29
3-15
17 Mac
; Market Basket,1; common (quar.)—;
L
$1
preferred - (quar )_;_
(
3-27
65c
9
2-29
68M3C
common
Power
Water
on
$2.79
change
"
•
23
(quar.)__
1st preferred
Copper
3-18
2
3-15
3-
3-20
'
common
Co.-of
(increased
Gold
3-12
4-
March
on
Quarterly
3-16
22 Mac
3-23
10c
dividend)
Gas,
Pacific
O'Brien
2-10
50c
—
(quar.).—,—
9
34%c
Telephone—
O'Okiep
2-10
3-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-28
3-15
1
3-26
3-
10%
Quebec
Northwestern
1
3-19
3-
2
3-23
15c
Northrop Aircraft'(quar.)
I
6
6-20
30c
4-
15c
(quar.)
Natural
Ohio
Northport
1
30c
:—
5V2%
9
3-
3-14
2-24
3-15
37M2c
Public Service,
preferred
Common
9
26M4c
(quar.)
5 Mi %
Northern
Northern
3-
6
3-10
$1.28Ma
(quar.)
7%
Gas,
'
Northern
3-
4-
40c
dividend
6
50c
America
Mfg.
$1.25
Stock
6
3-15
3-15
75c
(quar.)-
Insurance
Northern
1-
3-30
1
'
•
10-4
$3.50
—
Tel. & Tel.
(Texasi
40c
2
3-26
(quar.)l
Gas_;__.
preferred
4"
1
3-
5%
RR.,
preferred
Northern
1
$1.65
com.
(s-a),_.——
(quar.)
Corp.
,
J15C
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
1
10-27
59 %c
(quar.)_.
—.
$5
7-27
25c
5%
4.56%
3-15
2
2-17
3-
(quar.)_^
common
redemption
Northern Indiana
3-15
4-
Supply—.
States
Murray Co.
4-
Calif.
Dairies,
Fuel
3-15
Communica-
20c
3-15
3-29
Investment—
Illinois
•
3-19
59 %c
for
Carolina
V
3-15
183/4c
(quar.)
Illinois
•
3-12
;—
(increased
Munsingwear,
5(4%
2
2
B
Northern
•
1
4-
5
30c
Cement, class A
(quar.);—
Northern
3-19
4-
5
$50c
gtd. (s-a)
Northeast Airlines, Inc.,-$1 conv.
pfd.
Northern Engineering Works (quar.)__,
2-24
3-
3-
il5c
(quar.)
share plus this
per
3-16
4-14
;
(Interim)
dividend
American
North
1
+25c
(quar.)
Vernon-Woodberry Mills,
3-
3-16
of
preferred
3-30
2
Mills,
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
called
2
$1.75
(quar.),
$2.50
Co.
(quar.)
Ry.
American
Life
Insurance
Co.—
Initial after 50% stock dividend
North American Rayon $3
pfd: (entire issue
2
3-15
5
3-31
North
2
3-15
33-
:
preferred (quar.)
5M2%
preferred (quar.)
2-15
1
3-16
3-31
3-31
year
6%
3-15
4-
current
American
North
2-15
25c
Motor
-
(
t$6
fquar.)__—————
Marine
3-16
$1
—,—
Plan
40c
Manitoba Sugar, Ltd.— - •
i
6% preferred (clears arrears)
Maple Leaf Milling. Co., Ltd.—
5% pref. (quar.)_Calculators
2-27
(quar.),—
Ltd.
common
Lines
&
Paper
15c
(quar.);—
International
(John)
Morris
3-16
125c
Gold
Marchant
5Me %
North
2-27
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Morris
_—
common
3-16
——
Works
Engineering,
Ltd.
Mining, Ltd,
Stock
3-15
20c
—
(quar.)——,
Moore-McCormack
;
3-15
3-15
27c
Stores
Marconi
Morgan
2-25
preferred
(quar.J;;——
Fields, -Ltd.——
4.75%
Malartic
2-24
37 Mac
(quar.);;——
(quar.)
Maine Public Service,
;
y3-31
3-15
3-15
5%
shares
shares
Priority
.
4-15
'
Ltd.
Corp.,
preferred
Mines,
Southern
4-
62MaC
common
(quar.)—;
Locomotive
Drop Forging,
4%%
45C
-
dividend
Stock
Mailman
•
1
(quar,)—';—
Magnavox Co., 4%% preferred (quar.);_—_
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)———
Magnavox Co. (quar.)—;;-————
•
1
& Electric
Gas
A
59 %c
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)——
•
2
Class
(quar.)
pfd.
2
45c
85c
90c
the
Avia!tlon
3-
4-
6
9
J
Car,
3-15
15c
"3-
3-12
American
$1.25
(s-a)
3-14
3-16
American
5-31
$2.25
3-
3-16
1
3-
North
15c
;
7
3-20
4-
-
2
3-15
3-
20c
$1.06M4
(quar.)
2
3-
3-
(Increased)—
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-20
File
Chemical
Norris-Thermador
3-23
2
4-2
4-
Nopco
in
6
3-23
4-
J
50c
declared)
6
4-
50c
933/4c
•
capital gains realized
dividend of 15c from
income
4-
t30c
(quar.)_^
9
40c
also
from
interim
4-
J30c
3-31
30c
45c
An
ordinary
1
62 Mac
*
—
3-9
3-15
and
1955.
1
3-
3-
1
62c
income
5-
3-12
1
4-
$1.50
5
5-
3-15
(quar.)
5
Noranda
3-20
4-
4-10
-
$1.12Va
pfd.
3-
Normetal
-
3-9
3-
Norfolk
40c
3-8
4-1
93%c
3-31
2
25c
;
3-8
3-16
3-31
2
125c
—
—;
3-16
,
;.v'
'
(quar.)
$1.15
A
(quar.)
1
2-24
■.
97M>c
3-
3-12
3-
;
4-2
$1.02Ma
3-
15c
3-12
3-12
3-15
(quar.)_.
2-29
2
*
3-12
(quar.)__
3-12
4-
2
.;
preferred
3-12
3-16
2
4-
3-1
2
4-
2
preferred
In
2-29
3-16
4-
Insurance
preferred
3-27
(quar.)—_
(quar.)___
2-24
B
3-12
75c
4-1
4-
Niagara Share Corp.
(Year-end distribution
of 47c consisting of 2c from net
ordinary
3-12
50c
common
4-10
ClaSS
3-30
3-30
preferred—
$1.0lMt
$1.12Ma"
common
35c
com
7%
3-15
1
1
2
3-1
3-15
.
4.10%
3-21
3-
3%c
Co.,
RR.,
4-20
'
3-28
3-31
4-1
2
3.90%
3-15
35c
3-16
$1
(quar.)___^
North
3-29
5c
(initial)
3.60%
5
$1
(initial)
4-
__,
$1.25
t50c
com.
4-
Light—
12 Mac
new
3-20
4-16
.
J 3c
'
&
3-30
'
(quar.)—
Publications,
Power
8
2-29
9
3-31
____:
35c
Paper———;————
Laboratories
Machlett
MacFadden
3-
3-15
45c
quar.)
3-15
4-16
(Increased)
Frontier Transit System
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
3.40%
preferred
(quar.):
20c
Monroe Auto Equipment Co., 5%
Monsanto
Chemical
(quar.)
MacLaren
3-15
Fire
Nicholson
,
3-15
3-29
60c
-(quar.)_______
preferred
Niagara
Niagara
8
3-27
2
(quar.)56'/4C
•
•____
Industries,
4V4%
was
common
Quarterly
Monarch Life Ins. (Springfield, Mass.)
,
Mining
; Newport
from long term
16c
3-
4-
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)—
$4.50
preferred
5
3-
Gas
&
(quar.)
3%%
income
—
t $ 1.25
3-
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
Class
2
20c
(Robert),
Molsons
,
4-
Elec.
Newmont
1
5
15C
;
Mfg.
Mohawk
3-
State
preferred
net
(initial
Public
Modine
1
3-15
2
35c
Inc._
Power
B.
Mitchell
3-20
3-
4-
7 M>C
(quar.)
& Ontario Paper, new com.
Missouri
.
<
-
4c
preferred
Class
.
2-27
8c
3-25
3-30
$1.18%
Telephone (Ohio), 6%
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common
3-12
15c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
3-15
12 Mac:
preferred
Lytton's (H. C.)
'
of
;
3-12
2
3-15
35 Mac
com.
Newark
Co.—
Mississippi Power Co.. 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
3-15
72 MaC
common (quar.)
(quar.)——;;———-—
Lytton & Co.' (quar.)_:—
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)_——
Macassa Mines', Ltd.—;———;-;;——;
*
"
3-22
25c
—
\ Lyon Metal Products,
!
9
2
4-
56V4C
—
3-16
4-16
Co.
4M2 %
1
4-
3-15
3-16
3-31
$1.09
3%%
3-12
50c
[■] Missouri-Kansas
(quar.)—_———__
Lynchburg Foundry
"
3-
for
3-
York
2
3-31
40c
(auar.)_
New
Inc.—
common
5%
3-15
4-
25c
gains
Minnesota
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
New
25c
35 Vic
common
Fund,
Minnesota
1
3-13
'
$2
.(monthly)__,
additional of
an
2-15
4-
2
3-1
3- 9
3-15
_______
1
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Press & Mlg.
Mining & Mfg.,
preferred
(quar.)
:
$4
2-29
25C
,
—
capital
3-12
35c
Minnesota
$1.75
3-16
3-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Minnesota
M.),'Ltd.;_;—
Brewing <quar.)__-
Lucky Lager
.Ludlow
•
3-16
(Walter
Lowney
-
3-16
1
and
4%%
Sons,
called
issue
St.
1
4-
Theatres
March 22 at $104 per
*'
4-
$2.50
4-16
quar.)
$1.08%
(quar.)—
4-16
1
2
2-29
"
3-15
20c
3-15
(quar.)20c
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
;
V ,
(Increased quar.)
_;___—
;-90c
New York
City Omnibus
50c
Year-end
:___
\ 50c
M
5-
37 V2C
Service,
preferred
Auction
3-15
•"50c
(quar.)__
York
1
2
75c
preferred
New
3-15
1
25c
Public
3-
4-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.36%
3-16
3-31
Orleans
4-
3-15
15c
—_
(quar.)-_______
4%%
■
5-
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
New
3-14
3-30
(quar.) J.
com. (quar.)_
preferred (s-a) ——_L;__—_
New Jersey Power &
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)_____
$1.22 Ma
common
(initial
1
—
Water
1
9
!
5c
New Jersey Natural
Gas,
3-14
3-26
50c
(quar.)
B
4-
—
Haven
33-
'
50c
:
6%
$1.10
(quar.)
Products,
3-26
$5c
>
(increased)
quar.)
$1.0*6 M»
(interim)
Ltd.—
(initial
$1.25
—
'
Gas
New
5
5
Haven
3-31
10c
(quar.)
Telephone
New
5
4-
preferred
Quarterly
(quar.)
Machine
3-21
20c
j'
(quar.)—__
5
97 Mac
Extra'
2-17
(quar.)
Cdnada,
Fund,
Co.
Britain
3-
50c
Minnesota
3-15
-
,
_
3-16
Semi-annual
3-15
3-19
3-26
20c
from
(quar.)_____
3-30
50c
A
3-12
2-17
Exploration
Nashville
&
(Marcus)
2
3-30
(quar.)
Lines
4-
3-12
Inc.
3-30
Minneapolis Brewing
Minneapolis &'St. Louis Ry. Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie RR.
9
50c
(quar.)_———
Angeles Transit
3-
40c
(quar.)_
common
6-20
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred E & F
1
3-31
quar.)—
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B
4 Va %
preferred D (quar.)„
4.35%
7-
2
15c
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-19
4-
20c
17 Mac
—
A
2
40c
New England Telephone &
Telegraph
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
8
Mfg.
4-
Income)
New Brunswick
8
Class
Ltd.—
,
(increased
common
3-21
t75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas,
1
25c
Corp.,
Cement
Star
Lone Star
4.75%
Investment
3-20
4-
3-15
75c
10c
(quarterly
3-16
3-
Laboratories
2
(quar.)
Co.
3-21
3-
Miller
3-15
4-
.
(Pittsburgh)
3-30
3-15
Miles
•
3-15
4-14
Extra
3-15
Class
3-10
$1
—
(quar.);———
8%
preferred
(quar.)_
Loew's, Inc. (quar.)
_—;
New
30c
Printing
2
—_
3-31
(quar.).
Class
3-10
3-17
3-31
$1
(monthly)
common
preferred
3-17
$1
.
Nestle-LeMur
6
5
Miehle
9
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
3-16
5
4'/2%
:
;
Bros.,
3-
3-
Corp.
2-29
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-
2
3-
Oil
' 2-29
3-15
Cement
3-23
1
preferred
Insurance
Radiator
Investment
Corp.
Neisner
1
Midwest Rubber
3-12
3-30
9
4-
Midwest
;
8
12M2C
—
3-
4-
of
3-15
quar.)
—
15c
$2 non-cumulative preferred .(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
3-31
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
guaranteed
Joint
8%
preferred
(quar.)—-—
Lipe Rollway,
Lock
7%
3-31
$1.25
——
2
net
3-15
1
$1.12V2
(increased
87V2C
,
(quar.)
Midland Oil Corp.. $1 conv. preferred
2-29
4-10
Nehi
$1.083/4
Midland Steel
2-29
3-12
Nazareth
9
$1.11(4
Co.
4c
.
Middle South Utilities
10-10
C
9
3-
3-15
(quar.)
4.90%
7-10
1
37 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
3-12
50c
(quar.)—__—
(quar.)_l-i___——-1—
preferred
"Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph, com.
8-
11-
60c
common
,v
$1.50
35C
—T;—IH-llll——1—_ 1-11—''
Service,
3-
2
3-16 '
3-30
"
50c
com.
Fire
6
3-15
4-13
J
■
9c.
(quar.)_____
Securities
4-
50c
50c
'"r
■
*
Mfg.____
S.
3-12
62 '/2C
Michigan Gas Utilities (quar.)
Mickelberry's FOod Products (quar.)
4-10
35c
Common
Lincoln
2
4-
$1
35C
—_
1
4-
4-
'
35c
'
'
1
3-14
2
4-
50c
National-U.
4-
20c
;
<(■;I•■•''•
4-
31M4c
Quarterly
2-20
Nation-Wide
(quar.)
preferred
Union
4-6
3-31'
(quar.)_;
50c
Ltd.- (quar.)—$37M2c
Supply Co.,
1
4-16
Co.
preferred
2-17
15c
Refining^
&
5-
'
25c
in
Sugar
Tile
4-18
87'/2C
Michigan Gas & Electric, com.
:4.40% preferred (quar.)
....
1
1
National
to
Series
Car,
National
(quar.)
Thermit, 7%
Inc., common
Extra
.
3-14
5-
3-12
share
j(quar.)
$1.50
:
series—;
Steel
3-26
3-15
3-15
series
National
35c
2-27
3-12
(quar.)
National
3-16
3-2
3-31
Standard
1
(quar.)
Mica
1
Insurance—
Income
2
7
3-30
(quar.-)—,
National
2
10c
5
3-
3-15
1
12-
75c
Securities
Growth Stock
dividend)
shares
common
Miami Copper Co.
:
(initial) lllllll—11-111—
common
4-
National
4-
'
100%
Industries;—;—;—
National Propane Corp., 5% 2nd
pfd. (quar.)
National Rubber Machinery —;
National Securities &
Research——
1
6-
9-7
1-2-57
$8c
1
(stock dividend)—
Presto
4V2%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Meyer-Blanke Co.
.,
A
3-12
;
(stock
11
1
$5c
(quar.$1.75
preferred B
4.45%
5
3-
preferred
6%
4.35%
5
3-
;
7%
re¬
convertible
(quar.)
Inc.,
'
10c
12M2C
~(quar.)n;il_llil_l—-111-
National
-
1
3-12
National
'
6%
3-
National Lock Co.
25c
10-
$5c
;
3-15
——
called
3-15
3-16
3
common.—•
4-
4-
2
2
7-
___;
____
Lead,
3-15
3-16
4-
(quar. )H__——_—
Mines, Ltd.—11
B
3-14
40c
4-
'
4-10
.<
(quar.)
&
3.90%
;
National Investors
Corp.
10c
quar.)
each
Machine
A
National
25c
Preferred
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick (increased)
Metropolitan Edison Co.r 3.80%. pfd.. (quar.)
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
3-
9
37V2c
3-15
3-20
3-
3-20
3-
3-13
2
4-
A
Class
3-23
4-
'
Insurance
for
Co.,
Class
Class
2
3-- 1
4-
$5c
(quar.)
'
25c
Metro,
12M2c
(quar.)—
Co.; (quar.)!1———
3-16
3-13
2
3tJ5
3-30
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Hartford)—
Gypsum
25%
3-15
v-
$1.50
(H.
Stores
Fire
preferred
Mesta
,
3-23
(quar.)
Systems
Publishing
Mergenthaler Linotype
Metal
'if1'-
3-20
—
dividend)
$4 preferred
redeemable
for each share held)
32%c
37%c
Meredith
Lawson & Jones, Ltd.,
One
&
$3.50
1
$5
3-12
National
(quar.)_
Co.
$37%c
National
75c
share
Merck
1
$1.25
Co.
Machine
-
37'/2c
April
this
(One
1
3-15
(quar.)
(entire issue
on
4-20
2
3-16
30c
' $1.06'A
4-
3-30
dividend)
(quar.)
2-15
3-31
62V2c
pfd.
2-28
1
4-
1
4M»%
2
3-15
5-
62'/2c
13
Merchants
„
56 Vic
87C
Products,
2
'
3-15
12 Vac
(quar.)—
(initial
preferred
April
3-16
40c
Engineering
common
plus
re-
Investing Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)__—
$5 preferred (quar.)————
J-
5%
3-
3-
Quarterly _______;—75c
National Gas & Oil Corp.
(increased)' •
25c
National Grocers, Ltd., common
(quar.)____
$l5c
$1.50 preference (quar.);
Cement—
common
Mengel Co.,
3-15
3-31
3-15
15c
70c
(stock
com.
Handling
Mercantile
(entire issue called for
May 1 at $51 per share
dividend)———__—
50c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Portland
New
5
on
Lawrence
r
Medusa
4-30
1
3-20
;
3-
50c
-
65%C
&
5%
demption
(M.
3-16
3
3c
Dredging
: Mechanical
Sessions—
convertible
Lamson
15c
——-
Lakey Foundry Corp.
Corp.
4-16
25c
^
(quar.)
(quar.)———
j
Laclede Gas
1
2
4-
—
Quarterly
.<Quarterly
Mead, Johnson & Co.
7 V2c
——————
common
Inc.
5-
4-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
McQuay, Inc.,
3-30
2
Electric Welding
Fire
Insurance
(quar.)
3-30
quar. >___
National
40c
Machine
40c
common
Dairy
National
(quar.)
Steel
Preferred
-
McNeil
While preferred A. I quar.»
_—i—; $1.12 M2
F
Kroger Co., 6% 1st preferred (quar.)—
$1.50
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)I———/-"& $1.75
II
National
$$1.50
(quar.)„
3-15
50c
2-15
HolderI
Payable of Rec.
30c
(s-a
2-15
Stores
McLouth
;
preferred
3-16
(quar.)
Robbins (quar.)
&
4%
2
Machine
McLellan
3-21
3-12
McKay
.McKesson
5
3-15
conv.
McKinney Mfg.
J
62M2c
—
—
(increased
5-
3-15
Casualty Co. (Detroit) (quar.)I___
National City Lines (quar.)—,
National Cranberry Association—
When
-
Share
,.
National
4-
McCord
1
1
3-15
20%
4-16
2%
(quar.)
Publishing
4-30
Company
U2V2c
McDonnell
"
:
Creamery
Kroehler Mfg.,
9
America—
(Calif.) (quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc., com. (increased quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)l__—_—
Kresge <S. 8.) Co. (quar.)———
Inc.
3-
Per
-
2-17
10c
—
(increased)
common
W.)
McGraw-Hill
"--I--———-
•
3-15
3-15
30c
Co
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Aircraft
(quar.)
McGraw (F. H.)
Si Co., $1.50 preferred-
9
3-
(J.
$3.50
9
3-
3-26
17M2c
of
Co.
3-
2
Ltd.,
Co. (quar.)
McCrory Stores, com.
3-19
1
3-23
Zinc
Corp.
Maytag
9
.
.
quar.)—
Life "Insurance
Stock
(Increased quar.)
com.
Rubber—
B.)
4-
50c
—_
Kleinert
1
Name of
2-20
U5c
(quar.)
com.
3-24
40c
Ltd.,
participating preferred
Mays
3-12
45c
Aquar.——
Co:
&
Clark
$6
>
5
i3-
Corp: "(quar.);—————
(Walter)
Kimberly
Holder»
Payable of Reo.
75c
(quar.)
Hegeler
L.)
(quar.)
dividend
Maxwell,
..
&
(W.
Stock
6-20
12-30
35c
(s-a)
(s-a)—
Keystone Portland Cement
Kidde
pfd.
$2.50
$2.50
Co., 5%
Navigation
Matthiessen
in26c
Suppiy
Keystone Pipe &
Asso.
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
27c
income)——_
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
"series
When
Share
Massachusetts Protective
"series
v
Company
*
•'<
■
^
When
Per
Name of
Keystone
53
preferred
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.11"
$1.14
"
4-
1
3-
9
•
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1278)
Mathieson Chemical,
Olin
Oliver
Corp.,
4%%
(reduced)
common
preferred (quar.)——-w»——
conv.
•
Omar, Inc.—
Oneida,
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
common
9
3-19
3-
9
3-31
3-15
6-
1
5-17
15c
$1.12%
25c
$31 %c
$37%C
Corp., 40c preferred (quar.)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Old Town
3-
4-
37o?C
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Co,,
Mfg.
div.
Panhandle
4%
5
Purolator
3-22
3-
1'
20c
3-
5
2-20
Pictures
$1.32
—
—
Fruit
Co.,
—
(quar.)
2-29
3-13
2-28
_4_
2
3-
9
4-25
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
Reserve
3-
1
Resistoflex,
3-15
3-
2
Revere
3-15
2-20
3-15
3.60%
4—_———4-4-4-
(Long
(quar.)
Revlon,
Rhinelander
Rice-Stix,
4- 2
3-6
3-15
4-
(quar.)
— —
7%
1st
1st
7%
2nd
7%
2nd
7%
2nd
3-
9
3-
9
4-
3-
9
Richfield
Oil
Bros,
3-
9
Richman
25c
6
Richmond,
40c
3-15
2-29
Common
50c
3-30
3-
$2
75c
4-13
3-21
Riegel Textile
3-15
3-
5
Rieke
3-15
3-
5
Rio
4-
3-12
1
Grande
River
&
3-12
Mulliken
(Chas.)
3 % %
&
Corp.,
Co.,
preferred
——
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
from
(quar.)——
-
income
Long Distance
(quar.)
(Hartford)
rets,
Gas
Suspender
Aircraft
(quar.)
(quar)
:
com.
Common
3-31
4-15
,3-15
(quar.)
Oil
Saco-Lowell
C.)
&
3-21
3-12
Safety
4-
Car
4%
(quar.)——
preferred
Woolen
Mills,
Telephone
Electric
6%
Co.
(increased
4-
2
3-31
3-15
4-
3-19
1
" % 4-16
/
3-30
.
t;
4-
/
3-
7%
30c
quar.)
preferred
4-
40c
(increased
3-16
2
Southern
4-
2
4-
2
3-31
•
35c
Lighting
5%
3-
4-
2
5%
$1
1
3-
$2
4-
$1.25
50c
Stockyards
class
2
4-25
3-29
3-16
75c
A
4-
35c
(quar.)
3-15
2
3-
5
Electric
Southwestern
*
Gas
'
&
'4.65%
preferred
4.28%
preferred
Southwestern
Southwestern
,
3-15
2-28
50c
3-15
3-1
$1.50
4'- 1
3-20
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)_
;
(Dallas)
(quar.)
—
3-15
3-
$1.25
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
$1.07
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
Insur.
Public
1
3-1
$1.16%
Service
Elec,
(quar.)
Life
3-
3-15
27C
(quar.)
Royalty Co.—
Southwest Natural Gas Co.. $6 pfd. A (quar.)
9
3-15
preferred
Southland
Southwestern
35c
quar.)_
5%
Power,
1
3-15
4-
2
3-15
55c
4-
2
3-12
3
Setvicc—
1
4-20
1
4-20
1
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
St. Regis Paper, $4.40 1st pfd. (quar.)
San Carlos Milling, Ltd.
(reduced)
4-20
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
4.25%
(quar.)
$1.06%
5-
1
4-20
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
27 %c
5-
1
4-20
preferred
preferred
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
$1.15
5-
1
(quar.)
—
Brewing
Water
3-15
2-17
Corp.
(quar.)
5V2%
40c
3-26
3-
2
5c
5-15
5-
4
Scott
&
4-
2
3-14
Scott
Paper,
3-24
3-16
preferred
$3.40
Fetzer
-
—
3-24
3-16
3-24
3-16
Scott
3-30
3-15
Scovill
3-31
3-22
3-30
2-24
Mfg.,
$3.65
—
3-20
Common
3-20
$4.50
3-15
2-16
Seaboard
2
3-14
New
3-20
3-15
2-29
3-14
2-28
25c
3-15
3-10
25c
-
3-15
3-5
5-
4-20
40c
1
7-20
4-
2
3-20
3-10
2-17
4-16
5-
1
4-16
$4.75
$5
Finance
preferred
preferred
Standard
Factors
3-
9
Corp.
Power
3-
5
3-
5
4-
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
4-10
3-22
Forgings
Fruit
&
Co.
quar.)
50c
4-10
3-22
Standard Oil Co.
4-10
3-22
Standard
25c
3-15
3-
$1.12 %
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
2
25c
3-21
3-
7
$1.18%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Sears, Roebuck & Co
(increased
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)„
1
2
3- 9
3-
9
2-29
3-15
2-29
30c
3-14
2-429
50c
4-
2
3-
5Cc
4-
1
3-15
7Cc
4-
1
3-15
S4c
9
3-20
3-
3-15
2-15
3-15
3-
7%c
3-30
3-20
3-30
3-20
25c
6
1
(quar.)
preference
6
4-
1
3-16
4-1
3-16
75c
(quar.)
$1.40
...
(Indiana)
4-
10c
25c
com.
3-16
4-
1
4-
1
3-16
3-12
2-10
3-16
35c
(quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)—
12%C
2
4-
2-24
3-12
\
3-
-
5
Radio
of New Jersey
Ltd., class
(stock divi.)
A
93 %c
4-16
3-30
200%
3-16
2-10
$15c
Stanley
State
6%
Works,
Loan
B
&
new
common
Finance,
common
preferred
com.
3-30
(quar.)_
3-15
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
37 %c
(quar.)
3-29
17 %c
17 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—I
6%: convertible preferred series A
3-20
4-15
60c
(initial)
class A
4-10
5c
Standard Tube, class B common.
Class
25c
—
4-
3-15
1
30c
±Vz%
(quar.)
(extra)
(Ohio), 33A%
$1.25
(quar.)_
Co.,
Standard Oil
3-30
2
5GC
^
Oil
2-27
18%c
common
Steamship,
$3_ participating
Participating
Standard
3-15
87 %c
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
Extra
3- 5
$1.12%
(quar.)
Standard
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
Seatrain Lines, Inc.
75c preferred
Inc.,
Standard
3-15
3-15
15c
8
Sealed
Brands,
4-
$1.50
$1.12%
Sprague Electric (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer $2-$5 prior pfd. (quar.)_
Special
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)
Standard
4-20
4-16
20c
(quar.)
$450 conv. preferred (quar.)
5-14
1
(quar.)
common.
1
2-23
Seagrave
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
6-
3-30
pfd.
6% ~ conv.
Rand
$4.50
Spiegel,' Inc.,
preferred
3-16
Farms
Sperry
Co.
$3.50
$1.12%
(quar.)
Seabrook
(increased)
Carbon
3-14
22 %c
(quar.)
(initial
Seaboard Oil Co.
Speer
dividend)
3%
25c
(stock
-
3-
$1.02%
—
(quar.)
Sparks-Withington,
1
1
(quar.)
-
& Bros,
4-
Service—
(quar,)
common
(A. G.)
91 Vic
(quar.)
A
4.60%
3-15
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
preferred
4.40%
Spalding
50c
Water
(quar.)
6-
1
15c
preferred
1
4.36%
25c
(quar.)—
Brook
-
5-
$1
(quar.)—
Lace
Spring
9
85c
common-
Scranton
3-
45c
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
preferred
2
27 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Williams, Inc.
&
4-
27 %C
$4 preferred
62V2c
5
25c
Co,
preferred
3-
$20c>
(quar.)—
common
3-13
3-14
60c
-
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
5%%
•
2
3-23
25c
Schwilzer
2-27
'3-
1
20c
Schlage Lock
3-12
Works
4-
$1.10
(quar.)
Co., Ltd
Arms
3-26
3-15
Utah
3-
$1.25
—
3-15
5-
Savage
3-31
3-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
1
1
$1.12%
—
3-
$1.18%
(quar.)
3-
5-
Sarnia Bridge
225c
3-28
preferred
Southern
1
3-15
3-15
5-
1
100%
2
3-
25c
97 %C
1
3-
2
3-
8-15
92 %C
3-
3-29
3-
5-15
9-14
3-15
$1.06Vi
4%%
3-12
2-15
2-15
6-15
$1.03%
3-
25c
1
2-29
3-15
28c
(qUar.)
5%
2-23
3-15
62 %C
(quar.)
preferred
4%
2
3-15 '
preferred
2-27
3-13
62 %c
quar.)
3-12
4-15
62 %C
(increased
4-13
2
3-19
(quar.)
3-20
3-15
"•
1
4-
$1.07%
'
Gas, com.
1
4-
$1
—
5-
55c
(quar.)
3-21
3-19
4-
$1
(quar.)
Union
3-15
45c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
3-15
25C
v
(Increased quar.)
com
3-15
3-30
$1.20
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4i/4%:
3-14
4-
non-cum.
Southern
9
25c
(quar.)
—
non-cum,
5%
3-15
60c
Co.
(quar.)
Southern Railway,
3-14
3-29
3-24
$20c
Gas
3-20
4-10
4-10
40c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Natural
3-27
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
3-20
75c
(quar.)
Insurance
Southern' Production
3-16
12%c
(quar.)
(increased)
Elec.,
Co.
3-10
10c
Inc.
Life
Pacific
9
$1.12 Vs
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas &
preferred
Southern
4-16
preferred
10c
2
Indiana
5
4-20
$1.75
pfd.
(quar.)
Southern
3-15
3-
———,—
preferred
5
5-
preferred
preferred
Jose
3-30
preferred
3-
5-15
$$1.50
—
5-31
$50c
30c
(quar.)
3-31
26 %C
(initial-quar.)
common
4.15%
San
4-
(new)
3.90%
9
3-20
27c
(quar.)
partic.
3- 5
3.70%
3-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
Co.—
1
3
17j/2C
preferred
3-14
60c
Edison,
1
4-
12%C
California
-3-28
1
Francisco
—H
3-15
50c
$45c
6-
San
4-
3-15
2
40c
(quar.)_
com.
Ltd
3-
9
75c
2
4-
Sugar,
(quar.)'
.*.1
3-
2
ipoc
4-
Rico
3-15
6-15
3-
~
4-2
...
3-15
3-
3-
4-16
Co.—
3-15
2
4-
$1.12%
Water
(quar.)__
,Southern Franklin Process, 7%
2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
3-31
3-9
3-29
50c
5%
3-12
3-29
50c
$1.25
5%
3-13
32 %C
$1.25
3-20
4-10
9
3-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
1
3-
3-12
2
(quar.)
Southern Fire Insurance (Durham, N. C.)—
1
3-
St. Louis, San/Francisco
Ry. com. (increased)
45-
3-19
3-12
2
4-
preferred
6%
9
3-15
(increased)^
Service,
2
4-
57 %c
4.32%
3-20
50c
National
4-
62 %c
Southern Canada Power,
9
&
56 Vic
(quar.)
4.24%
3-20
3-20
3-
(quar.)
Public
4-16
2
2
3-20
2-28
3-16
Louis
4-16
of
4-
4-
70c
Inc.
3-12
preferred
Original
3-20
2
2
Pittsburgh
preferred
Southern
3-15
St.
J75C
dividend)
Stockholders have annroved a
change
name to Pubco Petroleum
Corp.
9
3-22
St.
$56Vic
."
3-
3%
2
"
(stock
3-20
4-
3-15
4-
(quar.)—
Oil
Co.,
3-14
25c
(increased)
Porto
8%
3-28
2
3-15
preferred
Southam
3-2
Gas—
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).-.:
South
3-
3- 2
3-30
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
2-28
(quar.)__
Co
9
15c
4-
partic. preferred
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Transport
3-
$20c
3-12
Common
Development Inc.
3-20
$1.18
—
4-16
4.10%
(quar.)—
1
3-15
2-28
Electric
4.80%
(increased
7
Insurance
5
34 %c
preferred (quar.)
Lawrence Corp. (quar.)
5
Providence-Washington
5
33-
$30c
1
7
(quar.)__
3-
3-15
$25c
3-
3-
Co.
3-15
3-15
2
3-30
3-30
2
Carolina
4%%
4-
2-21
4-
South
5
3-15
$1.25
Jersey Gas
5
2
2
Penn
3-
3-31
4-
4-
Sodth
3-
4-14
3-14
South
3-20
'
17 %c
6
3-15
3-30
3-12
3-26
20c
Platinum Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
4.60%
2-20
4-
1
$50c
3-15
3-
(The)
3-20
5-
5%
Joseph Light & Power—
1
Prophet
5
3-30
"
38%c
4.5%
3-14
-
1
7C
—
(quar.)___
preferred
Common
3-20
3-
3-30
37 '/2c
5%
27 %c
preferred (quar.)
2
3-20
3-15
$10c
Common
40c
(quar.)
4-
;
2
.
5-
31 Vic
3-15
3-15
St.
Louis
Mfg.-Co.
4-30;
;4-30 '*
12 %c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
4-
$1
(quar.)
1
St.
preferred
South Atlantic Gas, common
4-
v
1
10c
preferred1 (quar.) _r
preferred
(quar.)—
Souih
3-
1
25c
common
South American Gold &
$1
Ltd._
Hotel
Stores,
convertible
5%
3-12
3-15' ;
40c
quar.)—
9-15
1
4-11
70c
2-15
20c
(quar.)
5
3-31
Mfg.
Soss
3-26
3-30'
$50c
(quar.)—.
Drug
5-
$25c
...
Co.—;
Sonotone Corp., com.
6-15
70c
/
3-30;
Paper Mills Ltd.—
(increased
Aircraft
50c
_
(quar.)
4-16
25c
(quar.)
1
1
$53c
...
(increased)
Works
1
12 %c
3-
45C
Progress
Somrners
3-
5-
25c
;
3-15
37 %c
3-
$5oc
Prestole Corp., 5%
Solar
3-15
3-29
2-29
~
(quar.)
3-20
1
2-14
3-16
$203
(quar.)
Snap-On Tools
2
3-13
30c
(quar.)
Investment
4-
2-15
2-15
50c
(quar.)
(Howard)
2-17
3-15
:
Corp.
preferred
4-
50C
3-15
(quar.)_Z
Lambert
3-12
'
3-15
preferred
com.
non-cum.
9
O.)
2-29
2-27
3-15
(increased quar.)
com
$2
2 "
(A.
2
3-15
75c
(quar.)
(N.), Ltd.,
$2.12 preferred
7
35c
common
Scranton
Ltd.
3-
Corp.
4-
3-12
:t 12 %e
(quar.)
Slater
3-21
Co.
15c
-
L
(quar.)
Mfg.
Common
(quar.)—
3-15
$1.50
quar.)
Skil
5C
(quar.)
3-15
50c
(quar.)
(Canada)
3-10
2-24
30c
20c
Power—
preferred
Corp.
1
20c
preferred
62V2c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
4-
3-15
Oil
Smith
common...
Charles
12 %c
I
Smciair
1
70C
>•
(increased)
3-15
—
—
St.
10%
preferred (quar.)
K.), Inc. (quar.)
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)—...—
1
16%c r
2- 9
10c
2nd
1
3-
3-15
$1
(quar.)—
12-28
50c
(quar.)
3-
Co.
3-
70c
(quar.)——
&
3-15
:—
3-15
5%
common
4 3-15
B
3-
(quar.)
12-28
55c
I
I
Simonds Saw & Steel
3-31
——
.
pfd.
Heating
$1.75
(quar.)
dividend)
Class
Simmons
9
3-30
pfd. A (quar.)...—
18c
25c
_
3-15
4-
(quar.)
Safeway Stores,
2
2-29
3-22
2
$1.06%
Shops
4-16
2
;
$15c
(quar.)_,__
3-
4-
(quar.)
Haynes,
$1
3-1
4-
...
4-12
20c
Co.
25c
1
(quar.)
Industries,
$1,75
(stock
Corp.,
1st
Ryerson
3-14
2
Ry.—
(quar.)
Tool
River
1-17
4-
(F.
3-
2-29
3-15
50c
5 %
dividend)
Rubber
Common
4-25
30c
;
___
(stock
Plymouth
Rico
Russell
62 Vac
(quar.)
Plymouth
(H.
Russell
1-17
53VsC
(accum.)
Valley Wine
Pneumatic
Ruppert
3-15
2-29
"450C
Smith
—
40c
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (increased)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Co.
3-15
3-15
....
preferred (quar.).
:
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.: class A
Smith-Corona, Inc.
Smith
Engineering
Co.
3-25
2-29
$1.12 V2
—
5%
1
(quar.)
(Jacobt, 4% %
3-15
3-15
7-
Rubinstein'(Helena),
1
25c
(quar.)
com.
3-15
10-
Steel
1
6-
$25c
3-9
—
Electric
4-15
2%
B
(quar.)
preferred
Provincial
Rotary
5
3-
>
75c
11 Vie
preferred (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago
&
3-
3-15
■6-15
2-29
3-20
*
Inc.
$12 %C
quar.)
3-31
$1.75
15c
(quar.)_
New common
4%%
3-12
Bros.,
9
2
30c
$1.75
.....
33c
_
Brewing, $2.50 pfd.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Co.—
Powell
Roos
4.30%
dividend
preferred
3.60%
3-12
2
Corp.
3-
2-29
4- 2
(increased)—^—;—
Corp.
4-10
3-30
(quar.)
$0,111
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
Power
4-
Ltd.—
convertible
Stock
Potomac
Ronson
75c
for ordinary..
Corp.,
Pitney-Bowes,
$2.50
2-20
Ruberoid
Fund
Pioneer Natural
Porter
3-15
9
Power—
preferred
Cable
1
2
3-15
$1.55
10c
deposit,
Portland
20%
Rome
3-
54-
$12 V2C
(initial
3-31
Paper Ltd.—
414%
Co.—
—
Pinchin Johnson & Associates
1st
9
8'/2c
Lumber
Polaroid
3-
3-15
$45c
—
3-15
3-15
dividend
8%c
Pickering
Pleasant
3-30
12 %c
Telephone
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Street Fund (quarterly from ord. inc.)
Pittston
2
933/4C
Pine
4%%
3-
40c
(monthly)
Insurance
Pioneer
3-31
com
35C
1
(quar.)J
Plywood
Stock
4c
8
$1.12%
4-
....
&
1
3-
3-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred B
Roddis
30c
Monthly
Pioneer
3-31
25c
—
Light
4.75%
20c
Glass
Amer.
2
|
30c
and
Preferred
Phoenix
3-
Rockland
9
25c
-
capital gains)
Philadelphia Life Insurance (stock div.)
Philadelphia Transportation (resumed)
Philco Corp., common
(quar.)
3%% preferred series A (quar.)
Phoenix
45c
9
Rolland
net
ordinary
3-
.3-
3-2
$1.12 y2
$1.75
dividend
1
6-
4 3-30
$1.75
—
1
partic. preferred
preferred (quar.)—.
6% preferred (quar.)
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd.—
9
2-14
3-12
$$1.75
Ltd.,
of America, class A
4-16
-5%
2-24
3-30
3-30
•
realized
Common
3-16
3-
$1
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common
Philippine
3-20
87'/2c
4%
from
30c
3-14
(quar.)
$1.25
9
35c
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
9-15
Ltd.,
2
3-23
45c
^
2%
Appliance Corp
Mfg.
3-
3- 9
C
6-15
3-
Robertson
2
B
3-15
3-23
2-29
3- 2
2
4-
preferred1
1
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common
3- 5
4-
3-31
preferred
1
9
3-12
9
50C
■
——
Optical
(quar.)—
Sicks-Breweries (quar.).:
Silknit, Ltd., common—
3-. 1
■
6-12
31 Vic
...
3-
3-12
$50c
$56 %C
iquar.)j
62 %c
-
3-23
100%
5
•
1
Shuron
Smith
(quar.)
Roberts-Gordon
$1
.
1
$5c
.
2-29
preferred
3-
37 %c
3-12
25c
(stock dividend)-
3-12
87%C
._
1
5'/2%
3-2
(quar.)—
1
common
Participating
3-
A
4-
$1.50 participating
3-16
3-20
3-16
preferred
Singer
Paper
Myers,
3-31
$4.50
3-12
2
3-20
i5c,'; i
—
Valley Gas
&
75c
5
$4.50
7-
Mills
3-22
loc
(quar.).
-Quarterly
Shoe Corp.
4-
'*
/ :
Shirriff-Horsey Corp., Ltd.
9
2-25
2-20
10c
-
3-15
12V2c-
iii.ll.—2—_.^1
(Canada)
preferred
90c
preferred
Corp., $4
Rice
7%
2-25
3-15
5c
1
—
25c
A
3-12
Trading Corp.—
(interim)
4-
85c
(quar.).———...—...—...
Raisin
Robbins
1
3-
Co. .(quar.).^
3-15
25c
5c
Sherwin-Williams
3-10
9
3-12
—
$1.12i/2
Products
Brand
1
4-
1
23c
25c
—_—
5c
(quar.)
4-
4-
30c
Sr-erman* Products
10-
obligation
Metal
River
3-15
4-
V
3-12
—-
50c
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
(quar.)
Dividend
2
40c
3-10
1
1
50c,
100%
div.)
3-10
4-
30c
w,—
15c
(stock
4 4-1
75c
(quar.)
2-
-3-
2-23
1
'
•
Minings————-.
(quar.)
dheller Mfg. (guar:)
2-29
$1.75
preferred
4-
-
3-
3-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3-12
3-31
3-20
3-30
5
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Oil
=
(quar.)......—
preferred
9
3-15
Shell
$1.75
preferred
4-
1
87 %c
preferred
1st
10c
3-
$25C
preferred
7%
4-
2
3-12
6
3-
$1.13
Salesbrook
$1.75
7%
7%
3-
4-
Shelby
50c
—
(quar.)
Inc.—
1st
1
3-
8
25c
(quar.)
3-12
1
3-
3-
3-20
1
4% preferred A (quar.):
4V2% preferred B (quar.)
3-15
4-
3-15
15c
———
G.)
3-15
12 %c
(quar.)
•8hawlnigan Water & Power Co.—
3-15
18c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
1
2
$35c
(stock dividend)
Gas
1
$4.50
(increased)
Paper (quar.) J
Inc.
3-22
25c
2-29
«.
Copper & Brass
3-22
$1.12 Va
Island)
3-14
.
(quar.)^.—
(quar.).....
5%
3-31
25c
3-
(quar.).
(quar,)
preferred
Oil &
4-
;
3-31
.
$1.10
.
(Frank
Sherer-Gillet
—
3-31
$2.50
preferred (quar)
Corp. of America
Pettibone
Pubco
3-
1
$1.15
Denn
ShaCtucft
—
40c
60c
.4:
Shattuck
from
Republic Aviation
Republic Steel (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
5-15
Sharon
5
A
Bros,
83%c
-—^—4—4——
Bottling
class A
Pratt
3-14
4-
30c
—4——
Petroleum Corp of America
6%
2-29
4-
(quar.),
Steel
Corp.—-
3-
Refractory
25c
Extra
Porto
3-15
3-10
15c
———
—
oi America.;
2-29
50c
(quar.) —,
& Insulation (quar.)
Reliance Manufacturing Co. (111.)—
3%% convertible preferred (quar.).
Renablie Mines, Ltd..——
3-16
1
class A com
3-15
—
preferred
2nd
4-
common
3-15
5c
4%
3-
B
$1.75
25c
Roller Bit
Reeves
1
3-28
25c
33c
32'/2c
——
Petrolane Gas Service
5%
6
$1.12%
(quar,)
Petroleum
7%
12-14
2-28
6-
3-15
$1.75
Rapid Electrotype, new com. (initial)
Raybestos-Manhattan.
Inc.
(quar.
9-14
31'/4C
(resumed quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
$1.18%
—i—..
1st
3-10
"
Shaler. Co.
.—
—
3-15
(quar.)__
3-
$38c
Insur.
Inc.
75c
Pet Milk Co., common
45c
1
25c
Peoria & Eastern Ry
Piper
10-
Ranco,
3-13
RR. (quar.)
Salt Mfg. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
——4—
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (increased quar.):
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)
(5c
6-15
35c
40c
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
$1
2
3-23
75c
Reading Co.,
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum
50c
A
Servo Corp.
Condenser
Reed
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
preferred
Pfizer
7-
Class
3-
3-10
8%c
(quar.)—
3.35%
,$1
2
Serrick
$1.07%
Corp. -1quar.)—
(quar.
Ralston Purina
4-
3-
3-
——.—_—
of America
2-27
-
class
10c
common
convertible
Radio
3-
quar.)——
4% % preferred (quar.)
■/-
$3.50
6-15
Marine
(s-a)
3-23
45c
»
i
(increased
4.40%
4Vi %
3-15
Radio Corp.
3-15
>
1
2-15 1
—
.Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
1
7- 1
4-
5%
1
i—
prior preferred
3-31
Mining
3-20
Co
Extra
4-
/
Quincy
2-27
3-15
3-15
■
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
4.60%
preferred
50c
common
C.)
(J.
'5%
2
1-2-57
(quar.)
——.
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Penney
.4—,-'
common
Penn-Texas
$1.60
3-15
4-
3-
20c
Oil Refining
A
41/2"%
3-31
(quar.)
Telephone,
5c
divid.)
(quar.)—--—.4-4
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
Cement
class
25c
2%"to
12 %c
$20c
$35c
20c
——,—
(quar.)
Inc.
5%
2 Vic
u
preferred
Quebec
$2.50
—
(quar.)
Ford, Ltd
Telephone,
Penn-Dixie
Penn
—
Co.
Controls,
3-16
;; 3- 1
2'/2c
2%c
2 Vic
—
——,
preferred
$1.30
Penn
2
3-15
50c
—
&
4-
4%
37'/2C
-
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Quaker State
$1
.
com.
3-16
Bros
3-31
1955 undistributed realized capital gains)
3-15
75c
(quar.)
com.
.
preferred
$1.02
2
4-
——
60c
(quar.)
:
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston—
(10c from investment inc. and 8c
2
3-
3-31
3-31
(quar.)..
Products
4-
r
Se.berling Rubber com.
Ltd, (quar.).,
4- 2
$75c
Seeman
3-15
(quar.)..
Ltd.
50c
_.
Line,
Inc.
Corp.,
Quaker City Fire &
„
3-15
2
Holders
of Rec.
lCc
Angeles)—
(Los
—
75c
Timber
Pulp &
65c
—$2
(quar.)
Pullman,
>Ly
of I.C.C.)
approval
Pipe
3
5%
——-
Express
Special
$1
3-15
3-
to
2
4-
Increased
$1.04%
—
3-15
(quar.)
4-
————.——
(quar.)
30c
10c
(quar.)_
3-15
45c
4.30%
3-30
4-
(quar.)—
Purex
Transportation
Peninsular
4-15
preferred
preferred
Purity Stores,
Cement
Penick
4.18%
8
Mfg. Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
7%
4.08%
8
Appliance
Peerless
1
3-30
6-
Parkersburg-Aetna,
Paton
3-
4-15
5-
(quar.)
2
35c
3-30
—
4-
(quar.)
6-15
Quarterly
Parmelee
$1.40 preference common
5-15
(quar.)——
Quarterly
1
4-14
Quarterly———
Parker
3-
(quar.)$1
common (quar.)—$1.50
(»-a)
—
—
$2.50
(quar.)
Park-Lexington
9
3-15
-
5%
$1.06
(quar.)——r_;—__—
Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
Puget Sound
Co., common (stock dividend)^-?
Chemical
Park
3-
3-15
1
$1.16 %
preferred
6
Eastern
Paramount
4.65 %
3-
Tubes, Ltd
preferred
2
3-27
—
preferred
6%
9
4-
2
_—-
Pantex Mfg.
3-
4-
Lumber
Page-Hersey
2
Service
3-
$1
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
When
Payable
(quar.)
Acceptance, common
preferred
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance
4%
Public
3-15
$1.25
—
Oklahoma—
4-16
(subject
Quarterly
Pacific
of
4-16
Intermountain
Stock
(quar.)
A
Co.
Name of Company
Securities
4-16
Pacific Indemnity
Pacific
Service
Per
Share
Holders
Payable of Ree,
Mexico—
5-15
Robinson
Gamble
preferred
Public
Share
„
New
of
5-15
Pacific
Pacific
5%
Co.
preferred (q'iar,)_^,
Publication Corp., voting common (quar.)__
7% original preferred (quar.)..
—.—
7%
1st preferred (quar.).——i—.
Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Clay Products (quar.)
Pacific Coast Aggregates, common
5%
Service
3-31
Ontario Jockey
Pacelot
Public
4-30
preferred (quar.)..
——Club, 6% pfd. A (quar.)
$15c
5%% redeemable conv, pfd. B (initial)—. $$0.1224
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co
$25c
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd
——_—
$25
7% preferred (quar.
$$1.75
Oxford Paper, common
(quar.)
40c
Pabco Products, common -—.
25c
6%
Name of Company
of Hec.
3-30
2oc
10c
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
Water Service
Old Line Life Insurance
When
Payable
When
Per
Holders
Per
Sliare
Name of Company
Ohio
Monday, March 12, 1956
.....
■
3-15
3t 1
37 %c
3-15
3-
1
1
1
;
Volume
183
Number 5515
.
.
The Commercial arif£ Financial Chronicle
.
(1279)
Per '
Name of Company
Stedman
Bros.
Ltd.
WhenMHolden
Payable qLKec.
Share
(quar.)
$25c
:
4-
2
Per
Name of
'—3-15
fetecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
5%
United
(quar.)—
preferred
—
preferred
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)—
5%
$1.25
——.—;w~
<quar.)__
5%
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum
—
Products
Sterling Brewers, Inc.
Sterling Discount Corp
preferred
(quar.)—:—
Baer & Puller, 7%' 1st pfd.
5%
prior
~5%
convertible
-S-
Stone
&
Stop &
Webster,
Sbcp
Stock
>
&
4-
25c
—
1
1
3-19
4-
-200%
Clothier,
(stock
com.
/ 5%
divld.)
(quar.)
Co.
•
Co.
(quar.)——_u._
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.———
Sun Chemical Corp., common
(increased)
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)—
——,—
Sundstrand Machine Tool, new com. (initial)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)
Sunshine Mining
(quar.)
■+:
Sutherland Paper (quar.)
^
Quarterly-
(quar.)__
—_
U.
5
V-'rf-
3-20
15c
3-31
,2r
U.
S. Gypsum
New
,
9
S.
2-10
5%%
preferred
-
■:
Aircraft
Tennessee
.
4.10%
v
(increased
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5.25%
4.50%
Texas
Electric
$4.64
$5
$4.56
2
2
-1»3-15
$1.16
4-
2
x„it3rl5
3-15
2-23
50c
4%
•
A
preferred
B
The
Fair
Fair
dividend
see
Thermoid
Co.
(increased
Canadian
Third
4%
2
4-
1
4-
1
•^3-15
si
4-
1
<-*3-15
Virginian Railway Co.,
4-
1
^3-15
6%
3-15
72-29
6%
"■
Thorolare
Markets,
'
—
SI
3-3°'^-16
-3- 9
15c
>3-
4-
2-.,-3' 9
conv.
31 Vic
4-
2
non-conv.
31V4C
4-
2
11V4C
3-31
—
—
Roofing
Timelv
,1
Wailuka
Waldorf
-.*,33-15
3-31-1 % 3-12
$1.06>/4
3-31
'
30c
4-10
",«3-15
Walker
Tishman
preferred
Realty
preferred
4-
2
1
3-26 *•
Walker
3-16
3-15
17 %C
—
;
—
(quar,),——_—
25c
3-26
—
20c
4-
Toronto Iron Works, Ltd., common—.——
125c
125c
Tobin
Packing.
Todd
Co.
Shipyards
Class
——
*
(quar.)_
$1
—
—
A
Toronto
—
125c
Finance,
Class
B
—
—
Ltd., class A——
.—
(quar.),.
——--—— ■
5%
preferred (quar.)
Transcon. Lines, Voting
Williams
&
Tri-Continental
Gas
La
A
Salle
(quar.),—
Film
Street
partic.
pref.
(quar.)
—
(quar.),
RR.,
(increased)
Co,
of
United
Lines
A
&
West
7%
40c
preferred
vJi~29
West
Ohio
4-13
2
West
Penn
Electric
Penn
Power
^-15
1
^5-
3-16
35c
3-30
J>29
5-15
9
4%%
Gas
preferred
———
pref.
of
(quar.)
J>-20
.
1.4-20
preferred
preferred C
Texas
4.40%
^3-6
Western
3-16
6
Western
2
W3-16
.
-Zz-
5
4-
2
5
$1.40
4-
2 1
5
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Air
Lines
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
3-26
^S-16
25C
3-15
-J2-29
37 %C
3-15
:^2-15
7%c
56%c
1
.^-13
4-15
4
3-21.
3-21
3-15
33-
(stock
4-20
2-28
$4.50
4-20
3-30
4-
2
3-
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
8
:
on
Western
Oil
Thitf
,
3-20
3-
7
3-
7
4-
2
3-12
3-12
2-13
ware
4-
3-
Avon
62 %c
2
9
4-15
3-20
3-16
3-15
ouar.)
(Final)
3-16
1
3-16
1
3-16
4-
1
17V2c
3-16
3-30
3-
9
75c
3-15
3-
5
Institute—
quar.)
3-29
3-15
3-20
3-15
20c
3-31
3-14
an
4-
3-15
which
V.
cost of
1955)
3-15
2-24
t35c
3-15
3-
3-28
4-
2
183,
2
3-
1
be
added
other
capital
corrected
pajnaut
3-20
3-
9
6-
1
1-1-57
3-30
3-
9
3-15
3-
5
4-
3-15
2
3-13
3-
with
:
the
the
to
general
SEC
funds of
things, for the construction
expenditure
of
the
25c
6c
3-13
3-
3-10
1
3-
3-15
3-
3-16
3-20
3-
the
was
A
Refinery
(commenced
in
expended
to Dec.
up
31,
1955.—
Co.—To Increase Plant
Capacity—
reciprocating compressor sales were the highest ever re¬
by the company, according to D. C. Minard, President.
"This,
coupled with the fact that we anticipate further sales increases on
this product line in 1956, makes it
necessary for us to
expand
facilities
Minard
The
ing
for
the
manufacture
the
of
line
rapidly
as
expects
company
March,
Sorenson
is
house
our
possible," Mr.
as
said.
late
&
based
to
bids
take
for
the
specifications
on
construction
Included
Ai
the
of
plans.—V.
183,
24,000
a
Plant
compressor
being
prepared by
architectural firm, A
Associates, Inc., La Crosse
also
1
There
4%%
of
5
4%
the
dur¬
6
Schubert,
boiler
new
1116.
p.
first
B
3-31
3-
9
3-
9
3-19
will
4-16
3-19
Trust
4-16
4-
1
2
3-12
35c
3-20
3-
3-15
2-24
the
the
on
and
series
series
C
branch
any
The
of
bonds
plus
bonds
A
Canadian
Territory excepted),
made
be
Co.,
7
20c
4-
2
3-
9
20c
3-15
3-
4-15
of
in
New
Bank
American
funds
Y.—V.
N.
of
on
at
series
C
the
In
at
in
Canadian
of
at
(Yukon
series
Bank
the
cases.
funds
Canada
and
100%
of
three
Canadian
B
$42,000
case
all
of
$250,000
and
series
in
Commerce
the
p.
bonds,
in
$250,000
A,
series B
interest
made
The
182,
Shipping
be
Redempt'n
1956,
series
102.99%
accrued
will
and payment
York,
trust
and
1,
bonds,
C
bonds
Commerce
1060.
Corp.—Partial
Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, 1956 $430,000
5% finking fund ship mortgage bonds due Oct.
1, 1968. Pay¬
its
ment
New
1
t50c
The
April
on
trust
collateral
A
bonds,
series
3-15
4-
redemption
collateral
3-19
40c
mortgage
of
and
Payment
for
and
mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
case
series
3-23
mortgage
first
of
been called
have
first
4%
4-16
$30c
of
explora¬
corded
2
2
4-
2
Dela¬
new
2
4-
3-30
company,
the
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—Partial
30c
covering
Flying A Refinery will entail
approximately $230,000,000,
of
of
square-foot, one-story-above-grade addition to
331/3%
ii.
Trane
Transatlantic
will
be
York,
made
Y.,
N.
at
at
the
First
1001c, plus
National
accrued
City
Bank
interest.—V.
of
New
182,
p.
York,
861.
Trans-Eastern Petroleum, Inc., Wellsville, N. Y.—Files
3-15
The
3-15
40c
3-15
3-
8
SEC
6-15
6-
8
at
9-14
9-
7
used
8%
3-30
3-14
15c
3-15
3-
55c
3-31
corporation
covering
$1.25
to
per
1
3-30
3-14
7%
4-11
2-
The
without
interests
station
The
on
Power
filed
of
In
a
oil
Gas
and
station,
natural
to
be
of
stock
gas
$1)
to
proceeds
with
be
are
the
offered
to
be
lands.
Construct
Station in Louisiana—
has
Issued
a
a
certificate
4,000-horsepower
pipeline system in
located on the site of
gas
notification
(par
The
Pipe Line Corp.—To
Commission
authorizing it to construct
its
letter
common
underwriting.
Gas Compressor
Federal
corporation
3
27
shares
acquire
Natural
Ltd.
Feb.
on
40,000
share,
Transcontinental
3-15
10c
Investment Trust,
'
The
statement
of the Delaware
Flying
the modernization of the Avon
Trane
$1.10
(quar.)
v
.
Corporation and
approximately $80,000,000
p. 1116.
1955
$1.05
dividend)
'
.
Incorrect.
Indicated here.
construction
and
3-28
4-
'
$1.02%
(quar.),,
Is
registration
a
to
are
among
aggregate
60c
common
Ron*
1
4-2
35c
quar.)
„'v. *■>
was
date
and
$1.12%
Cos.
1
4-
Flying A Refinery south of Wilmington, modernization
Flying A Refinery, Avon, Calif., for domestic and foreign
2 %C
22 %C
Fields
Western Stockholders
used,
In
Gas—
Massachusetts
Oil
4-
4-
$1.25
acquisition and development of prospective and
proven
oil
properties, including the offshore drilling program of the com¬
pany, for improvement of refining, transportation and
marketing facili¬
ties, and for the repayment, in whole or in
part, of short-term borrow¬
ings, incurred in part for capital expenditures. It is estimated that
the
40c
Kentucky
%50c
62>/2c
and gas
4-15
Western
3-30
supplied by amendment.
proceeds
be
62 %c
2
filed
company
Net
to
tion,
25c
•
(quar.)
Western
4-16
$100,000,000 of 30-year sinking fund debentures, to be offered for
public
through an underwriting group headed by
Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Lehman Brothers.
The interest rate, publio
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
3-14
Ltd.—
common
(stock
40c
sale
40c
Fields
2-17
Tide Water Associated Oil
Co.—Registers With SEC—
V
the
Common
Western
1
3-15
(Continued from page 12)
;
v
C
$1.75
Co.,
1
3-
$1
Investment News
,
4-10
3-15
35c
dividend)
also
stock div.)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
class A
3-
3-15
■
date
General
9
20c
paid
Insurance
3-15
3-15
5
3-20
preferred
Life
2-15
J3c
25c
Mercantile
published
7-16
50C
(quar,).
Grocers Ltd.,
Western
5-
1
25C
(Increased
3-1
75c
date and/or record
Utilities—
preferred
3-16
$1
8-
j Previous
4-16
20c
Virginia Pulp & Paper (incr. quar.)
West Virginia Water Service (quar.)
Westeel Products Ltd.
(quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)
4-
$1.12%'
1
$1.25
(quar.)
B
3-15
(interim)
T,
2-29
45c
s-a)
(quar.)
4.20%
3-15
America—
(quar.)
Glass,
preferred
—
5-
2%c
(increased
4.10%
3-15
25c
2-27
5
through
Co.,
7-10
2
(quar.),,^
(quar.)
Co-Operative
4-10
7-31
12y2c
Mines, Ltd.
Spring & Wire
Radio
4-30
1
4-
75c
(quar.)
Bear
3-15
3-12
$1.75
(quar.)
(increased
3-20
2-29
3-31
5c
(quar.
6%
2-24
2
2-29
3-20
3-20
U2%c
Common
quar.)
3-20
12 %c
A
$1.20
(quar.)__
Bros. Inc., com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),
ser.
preferred
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
2-29
35c
Co.,
preferred
Less Jamaica income tax.
x
2-29
3-20
68%c
(annual),
(quar.,)
3-15
-30c
30 c
3-20
$1.05
-
(quar.)
distributed
2
4-
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
British income tax.
0
25c
(quar.)
Telephone,
3-
4-
a Less
3-
21c
Chemical
3-15
$3c
25c
3-14
2
3-26
35c
Sugar (quar.)
Kootenay Power <fc Light,
$1.59
■
(increased
4%
Co,
preferred
Can
Series
',<.3-16
.-•fl-ie
2
Omaha-
(initial)
Union Wire Rope
Biscuit
3-31
4-
sh.
$1.12y2
(quar.),
4-
30c
Indies
$1
common
common
Aircraft,
West
20c
(s-a)
Stockyards
$4.50
8
■
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
3-22
50c
(quar.)
class A
United
30c
20c
Mfg.
Air
End
new
5-15
Gas,
United
Coast
West
87 %C
Metal
Pacific
West
.>15
3-1
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents tax.
^Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
at the
souroa.
$1.10
.(initial)
West
Oil
preferred
•i^-27
(quar.)——,
Investment
&
v-,«-30
3-20
3-15
•Transfer books not closed for this
dividend.
12-15
3*15
$1.12V2
Quarterly
5
preferred
4-14
3- X
2-24
3c
be
3-20
—
Zion's
25c
Insurance
5
62l/ac
quar.),
3-
75C
income)
(Will
3-
3-20
37 %c
Snowdrift
3-15
3-20
convertible
Life
7
25c
3-20
9-15
&
7
3-
3-31
1
Oil
3-
3-28
3-31
10-
Coast
3-28
37V2c
(L. A.)
3-15
50c
prior preferred
Mfg.
Inc.
1
$1.25
'
50c
7^4-20
Union
2
6-15
Semi-annual
3-31
(quar.)
■
37'/2c
7%
2
3-
3-15
5-15:^-20
Union
3-
2
1
$1.12%
5-15
2
4-
com.
Younker
1
4-
3-15
(quar.),
5%
3-
3-31
(quar.)
5%
3-20
1
Wesson
SI
3-10
2-28
4-
7-
92 %c
(quar.),;
preferred
preferred
3-20
3-15
3-
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Youngstown Steel Door (increased)
3-13
4-
(quar.)—:.—
(quar.)
4-'5
3
2-29
3-15
5%
(quar.)
Extra
3-20
4-16
convertible
West
4-
9
,3-31
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Wood Steel Co.)
(quar,)
Towne
2-22
17!/2c
12V2C
A
convertible
&
Young
3-20
3-
(increased)
class
convertible preferred
6%
Yellowknife
3-31
Co.
convertible
Yard-Man,
6-10
-15
-
6%
40c
Co.
quar.)
(see Alan
preferred
Yale
'
(quar.)
—
Wells-Gardner
3-20
3-16
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
5-15
2-29
30c
(increased
2-20
50c
ment
2-29
3-15
2
50c
West
preferred
preferred
New
1
2-29
3-15
3-21
75c
-15
tl5c
1
4%
iB-20
$1.12%
Union Bag & Paper, new com. (initial quar.)
Union Electric Co. of Missouri, com. (quar.)
Union
'-
1
3-15
Petroleum
4y2%
8
$1.20
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co., com. (monthly)
3
3-20
$1.50
(quar.),,,,,
(quar.)
West
2nd
3-
(quar.)
r*3-29
25c
2-29
2
(quar.)
3-15
—
3-15
4-
preferred
preierred
11-26
——
3-
25c
•
1
preferred
40c
4Cc
3-
3-12
convertible
5-25
15c
3-13
3-15
convertible
8-24
62 %C
(quar.)
3-31
4%
4:?
2-29
$1.10
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Worthington Corp., com. (Increased
4%% prior preferred (quar.),
9
12 %c
A
common
3-15
World
9
37 %c
pfd.
Terminals
Co.,
3-
$1.12y2
$1.12 y2
(Alan)
5%
3
4%
3
4-
&
4-16
3-20
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Woodward & Lothrop,
9
3-
4%
x;3-*8
Ltd.—
Acceptance,
non-cum.
4%
4-
Weeden
3
3
$1.25
(quar.)
Tyler Refrigeration (quar.)
Udylite Corp.
(quar.)—
Union
44-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)———
—.i————
—
B
3
160c
ISI.12%
3-20
4-30
3-15
common
Products
3-31
25c
(quar.)
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Motor
40c
Century-Fox
Class
4-
Weco
40c
(quar.)
common
Twentieth
Union
160c
Waukesha
40c
208
$3.50
.,3-20
3-29
Gas & Electric Light & Power (quar.)
$4
;<f>23
2
3-15
Tucson
$3.70
2
4-
3-
3-15.
$1.01
Water Power
6c
35c
—
Washington
5
4-13
87 %C
,
Waterous Equipment, Ltd. (Increased
Watson-Standord, common
5% preferred (quar.)
4-
20c
Inc
$4.50
4-
40c
25c
Trunz,
60c
3-15
67V2C
ctfs.
Quarterly
Union
~s»-15
2
(quar.),
trust
Insurance
True Temper Corp.,
4%%
preference
South
2
Forging (quar.),,
S2.70 pfd. (quar.),—
Steel
Corp.,
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Trunkline
<S8-"6
4-
150c
—————'
——.——
4%% preferred
Transue
3-15
4-
2
3-
t75c
&
Wood
$2.50
B
Warehouse
^'*$-15
25c
Savings & Loan,
Co. (quar.)—1
Torrington
Towmotor Corp.
Traders
2
2-27
25c
(quar.)
Dessauer
Woodley
5
3-30
4-
&
3-
$1.25
class
3-12
,
9
(quar.)
Public Service-1-
Wisconsin
Zenith
preferred (quar.)
Wall Street Investing Corp. (15c from real¬
ized long-term capital gains and 5c from
first quarter income),
*3£L5
preferred
3-19
3-
—
5%
-<-53-15
3-1
25c
Laboratories,
Class
Construction-
&
(Initial)
New common
5%
(quar.)
3-15
4-15
12 %C
(increased)
class
3-
$1.50
preferred
50c
.
Inc.,
Tlntair,
preferred
4.40%
4-15
$50c
(quar.)__
(Hiram)
Co.,
4.80%
3-16
$1.25
Quarterly
3-15.*^-24
25c
12 %C
<quar.>
&
4%%
2-24
1
3-15
(quar.).
(quar.
Walker
-p^-12
25c
Inc.
Walgreen Co.
6-15
3-16
4-
57c
Sugar,,
System
3-20
3-14
30c
Michigan Power Co.,—
preferred (quar.),,
Fower & Light
7-1
20c
Baking, common—,
preferred (quar.)_____
Wagner Electric (quar.
^3- 9
1
(quar.)
Wisconsin
25c
7%
Jh 9
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Clothes.
2
4-
15c
7-13
3-
Wagner
-
$1.06V*
3-12
4-
15c
Wabash Railroad, 4%% preferred
Wabasso Cotton Ltd.
(quar.)
3- 2
.
3-15 e
3-20
1
4V2%
7
55c
common
Iron
&
1
4-
3-15
.
—
Mold
4-
$1.06 y»
3-20
30c
(quar.)
new
3-20
10-11
3-
17 %C
Detinning, common—
preferred
(quar.)
Vulcan
^3-30
4-14'
3-15
Corp.,
3-16
1
1
3-22
17 %C
.
(quar.)
(quar.),
preferred
7%
3-31
5%
preferred initial series (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Thrift Investment Corp., class A com. (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, .4%% pfd. (quar.)
414%
preferred (quar.)—
Tide Water Associated Oil, $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
(quar,)
(quar.)
preferred
Visking
Trust,
35c
preferred
preferred
Vulcan
5%
Tllo
$5
V
(quar.).—
common
3-15
3-31
4-
11-
30c
Virginia Tel. & Tel., 5%%
$4.04
-^g-24
2-27
30c
20c
(quar.)
12V2c
3-15
Victor
4-
3-31
9
(quar.)
Wolf
common
40c
S3- 1
;■
$2.50
25c
t# 4-10
.
3-20
1
Wolverine Insurance,
15C
partic preferred (accum.)
Virginia Dare Stores (resumed)!
Virginia Electric & Power, com, (quar.)____
$4.12
preferred
(initial).
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
l..vJr4-10
100%
*
3-17
1
3-15
—
31 Vie
'*
£
5-
-1
8-
5-21
6%
4-10
3-
4
5-
2.
(quar.),,,
I
common————
preferred (quar.)—
...
3-23
3-31
49c
12%c
43%C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Equipment (quar.)
Viking Pump
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
0
12V2c
1
(quar.)
Works,
3-19
(quar.)
common
9
,
(s-a)
1
3-
(quar.)
4-
(s-a)
Chemical
Co.
Co.,
4-
_____
preferred
&
&
6-
80c
preferred A
3-19
4-
(quar.)
$2
a
5%
1
„
75c
common
35c
(quar.)
B.),
4-
Wisconsin
20c
2
15c
62 %c
(quar.)
(J.
3-9
2
$1.3iy4
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
(monthly)
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
pfd. (quar.),
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric
(quar.)
30c
5-
tl4c
Thompson Products,
Corp.
2-17
4-2
4-
67 %c
_'
preferred (quar.),,
(Consider H.) (quar.)
Common
!
4-
_
$1
(quar.)
si
quar.)—
General. Investment
22 %c
$25c
32c
.
2
30c
(quar.)
$1.21
Co.,;—^——
4-
10c
.
(s-a)__
3%%
*•
'^5-18
1 ,1.
under
'
Carbon
6-15
25c
2
quar.)
Ltd.
5%
^2-24
5-
—
2
3-
$1
Common
1 v.*.-3-16
I
announcement
(The)
Thermatomic
3-15
4-
'—1—-— ' v.;
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Thatcher Glass Mfg., com. (quar.)
3-
2
50c
/
Viceroy Mfg Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Facific Ry.—
3-15^2-17
$1.14
'
2
4-
(quar.)
Lignt (quar.)
&
Sciver
Victor
SI
—-
4-
Refining
Transit
Viau,
-
23c
preferred (quar.)——
Inc., common———-—
preferred (quar.)„
American,
convertible
preierred
1
25C
(quar.)—
9
~
%15
1
4-
2
$1.25
;—.—
4%
4-
3-
Co.—
1.,.—
3-
(quar.),
Co.
Vanity Fair Mills
Veeder-Root, Inc.
'•
2WS3-&
4-
(quar. )„___'_-1
4%
3->2
4-
(quar.)—————————
Ino.,
yr
4-
(quar/)—„———
$1.25
Van
$1
preferred
Textron
Match
Preferred
40c
$1.24
3-16
Y.)—
preferred
3-12
Common
9
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers—
Norman Industries, com.
(quar.)
2
—
3-
Van
4-
$1.35
3-16
Special
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
Utilities—
Textiles,
Utica
$1.23
25c
Wilson
50c
:';V:
v.—
common
3-15
75c
(quar.)
30c
Utilities,,,
Universal
$1.14
preferred
-•$4.84
United
Stores,
Williams
3-19
3-26
(quar.)
of New York
(initial
convertible
Power
(quar.),,
common
Texas Power & Light, $4 preferred
Texas
70c
Oil
.—
(N.
Stockyards,
/Upson-Walton
———
(quar.)
preferred
■
(quar.)
—
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Texas Gulf Sulphur (quar.)——
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline
Common
United
$1.22%
(quar.)
3-23
3-31
$4.25
Willet
40C
(quar.),,,
common
Utah
5.40%
Common
New
$1.27V2
—
3-15
45C
United Steel, Ltd
1
United Steel & Wire
$1.16'4
—
3-15
2
3-30
4-16
common..
preferred
S. Trust Co.
Utah
(quar.)—^—————
(quar.)
Transmission,
Gas
7U.
„
SI.16
——
1
4-
'
1
Common
Co., 8% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Reclaiming, $1.40 pfd. (accum.)
7%
$1.15
—-—
4-
60c
(quar.)
Tobacco,
$1.06 Ya
;
$4
S.
$1.02 Vz
————ii—
(quar.)
initial)
Rubber
S. Rubber
com.
preferred
10c
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
preference, series A (quar.)
S.
U.
35c
preferred
Texas
'3-15
c
S.
U.
45c
.—,,
(quar.)
Service,
$4.56 preferred
U.
27C,
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
35c
(quar.)——;—
preferred
preferred
5.12%
1
4-
50c
4.64%
-
4-
15c
(quar.
Machinery
Potasn
5%
'
(quar.J__
com.
(quar.)
5.10%
'^t'3--9
%73-'15
1
7iy8c
(increased)——i
Cvas Transmission,
preferred
4.90%
4-
6%
(Bait.)—
Lines (N. J.), 4%% preferred
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card
S.
U.
f50c
preferred
preferred
4 65%
.31-30
r^3- 9
$30c
quar.)
,
4.25%
;
U.
5834c
4.60%
-
,
10-
62 V2
(quar.)—:———————
Corp.
Tennessee
S.
$i
in
Tappan Stove x—■—————
Tayior & Fenn Co., 4.32% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Taylor' Instrument,
Temco
S.
30c
(quar.)———
(G.), Ltd.,'com.
preferred (quar.),
4%
U.
U.
Hoffman
S.
5
50c
%%preferred (quar.),_
Tamblyn
>
U.
1
'
Wleboldt
3-zu
4-
$1.25
(Inc.) (stock div.)
Electric, 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Wico
3-12
17c
.
S. Life Insurance Co.
Motor,
3-14
-
$1.75
U.
w
.
$1.06 y4
—rJ.
(quar.)
U.
l. v C6*v l
:
1
^8-31
1-1-57
4-2
2-24
3-15
20c
(Initial)
Whitehall Fund
3-22
(initial quar.)
preferred
6
4-
50c
2-29
4-10
3-11
2
50c
(quar.)
Co.—
common
7%
■
7-
'
(quar.)
^(quar.)—
S. Freight
c
:%t3-
4-
5V4% preferred (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
25c
(quar.)
1
3-15
White
9
$2.50
(quar.)
Storage
9
3-
2-29
25c
U.
50c
(quar.)——»s
Tile
(quar.),
(quar.)
3-16
2
:
Canal
2
3-15
4-
50c
3-
2
4-
30c
25c
Extra
4-13
60c
&
$1.25
(quar.)
3-29
$1.06 »A
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
50c
Paper
50c
Manufacturers
RR.
2
9
50c
1
3-20
50c
Ceramic
4-
3-
Stationery
75c
Co
&
Jersey
Cold
4-
.
Talcott (James), Inc., common
5% preferred (quar.)^
Illuminating
New
3-30
37 %c
Fidelity & Guaranty Co,
3-15
25c
10c
&
Weyerhaueser Timber Co., new com.
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)^
Whitaker
4
S.
-30c
Quarterly
,j,
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., coftn (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)————-
3-20
5
$1.13
5
1
S.
^3-20
T
•
4-
U.
3--'8
'ik
2
4-
,%-Q«21
3-21
——_:
13 %c
-
(From net investment
S.
2
—
u
___
3-20
5
Inc.—
United Merchants
Unued
50c
Swift & Company
1
U.
4-
u
4-
i
4-17
.,
15c
(quar.)J*
preferred (quar.)
1
.: 20c
—
3-
United Piece Dye Works, $4.25 pfd.
United Public Markets
3-15
■'t6c f
.'
3-15
5% preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.. (quar.)
preferred
convertible
United
1
3-21
3-23
.
4Cc
3U4C '
—
5
3-5
3-14
$1.25
—
(quar.)————_______
5
3-
3-15
3-14 rzr»3-
5c
—*
Sr3-
2
5-21/^4-30
37 VaC
,:
_______
I V"®-3-19
3-15
4-
3-
3-15
8c
(quar.),
United Gas Improvement, common
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
x.—
-D-3-19
4-
30c
3-15
1%
(quar.),
Tablet
When
Share
Western
United Gas Corp..
United Fruit Co.
:--i3--15
4-
Company
2-29
8c
dividend
Funds,
Per
Name of
3-15
(quar.)
A
50c
income)
•
50c
.
—
class
United Income Fund
-
t
25c
_
—
5%%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
;
1%
Utilities,
convertible
United
eii3=13
2
3-30'
\25c
(quar.)—,VT
preferred
__
$5
preierred
Stroock. (S.) &
56c
4334C
(quar.)__
dividend
Strawbridge
'
t—^
Inc.—
(increased)
Storer Broadcasting (quar.)
,Class B (quar.)
Stuart
—_—
(quar.)
2nd
2=25
a.—;
common.
preference
^3- 1
%n-3-24
•
4%%.
Stix,
Stokely-Van Camp,
3-15
4-10
3-15
6%
(quar.),
dividend
B
Stock
--12-14
15c
.
Stock
When
Snare
Fastener
Cities
Class
9=14
25c
——
-
3-15
-A
12-31
25c
(quar.)—
-
^6-15
9-28
$1.25
,
(quar.)—————-—■
Stern & Stern Textiles—
3-30
6-29
"
$1.25
Company
United-Cair
55
to
an
existing
this
compressor
Evangeline Parish,
La.
compressor
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1280)
56
will
station
new
and
be
continental's
The
said
company
that
as
April
less
a
SEC
at
to
be
(S3.33V3
par
This company,
preferred stock
This
Missouri—Sells Muzak Stock—
it was announced on Feb. 23, has sold all outstanding
of Muzak Corp. to Muzak for $535,000, plus $100,000
after the holding company
ordered
had
Commission
Redemptions—
'
the
to
for
date fixed
net
proceeds
from
such
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
series
cumulative
cumulative
.
held
to
provide
or
cluded
York.
York...-1'
The
Its
—V.
Insurance
Co., Continental
Woodmen
Modern
183,
of
America.
The
714.
p.
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
Inc.—Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on April i, 1956, $30,00$
first mortgage bonds, series G, due July 1, 1983, through,
operation of the sinking fund, at 100%, plus accrued interest. Pay¬
par
value)
par
value)
Its
of
*900 shs.
414%,
ment
1,500 shs.
will
be
made
the
at
Broadway, New York
15,
Guaranty
Y.—V.
N.
Trust
183,
of
Co.
714.
p.
New
»
York,
y
v
140
-
4,340 shs.
the
Western
the
Y
was
incorporated on May 12,
office is located at 75 Orange Ave.,
,Y- ; Y%-v
1
•. %
1910
company
i
In
Walden,
Maryland
Ry.—Partial Redemption—
v
called for redemption on April 1, 1956, $60i0,000i
outstanding first mortgage 4%
bonds, series-A, due Oct. 1,
1969, for account of the sinking fund, at 101'/4%, plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange
Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 821.
%
•
its
1,. '
.
.
furnishes telephone service to the villages of Mont¬
gomery and Walden in the town of Montgomery,
Pine Bush in the
town of Crawford and
Wallklll in the town of Shawangunk and in^addition to some rural subscribers in the towns of Gardiner, Hamptonburg, Newburgh and Platteklll, all in Orange and Ulster Counties in>
the southeastern part of the State
of New York, approximately >70
miles north of New York City, The company now provides telephone
service
to
approximately 4,800 subscribers. Long distance service is
available through interconnection with lines of the New York Tele-,
phone Co.—V. 183, p. 821.
;Y";' :-"Y";- J,
'
'
Y
The company has
of
,
Yv.f
.
company
■
<
Life
York
and
also has placed 60,000 shares of $1.24 preferred
stock, $25 par value, directly with three insurance firms,
121,500
—
($50
($50
principal
V,"
Co.
company
$155,000
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa. Bonds of
any
other series (except the 3V2 (;/o series) in
BUSINESS—The
New
New
the
Assurance
stock
principal amount of $500,000 at any one time outstanding
be issued subject to the limitations contained in the mortgage.
may
449.
183, p.
Privately—This company has placed $3,500,000 of
3%% first mortgage bonds due 1985 directly with inves¬
tors, it was announced on Feb. 29. The purchasers in¬
Outstanding
value)
par
$50
Sold
;
B
recent exchange offer to holders of the $4
there were issued 207,554 shares of new
par value.
has been listed on the New York Stock Ex¬
stockj
West Coast Telephone Co.—Bonds and Preferred Stock
;;
•
corporation on Feb. 23 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 7,344 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
at market
(about $4 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds
are to
go to Alexander L. Hood, a
director, who Is the selling stock¬
holder.—V. 174, p. 1832.
primarily
The
stock, series A
stock, series B
pfd.
pfd.
(no
by
series
New
:
The
used
were
company's
preferred
change.—V.
aggregate
Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming
All
3.15%
a dealer's discount of 90 cents per share.
terminated the following day with 169,888 shares
,
financing
FINANCING
__
1972
due
stock
Common
share with
-
the
from
preferred stock,
The new preferred
'Y
series
PRESENT
mortgage bonds—
series due 1972.—1
3
Co.—Secondary Offer¬
having been sold.—V. 176, p. 1064... -\
the
of
'
4Vt %
ing—A secondary offering of 172,000 shares of common
stock (par $5) was made on March 1 by Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co. and Farwell, Chapman & Co. at $26.37Vz
was
Y:
•
redemption.
sale
3.15%,
*
It
in arranging this private
company
.
4.8%;
up
thereon
4'/2%
102.11%, and
100.66%, respectively, plus accrued interest in each case, will be made
at the Irving Trust Co., New York City.—V. 183, p. 449.
per
•
the
convertible
publicly
applied to (1) the redemption of the $19,000 outstanding 5 y2%
preferred stock; (2) the repayment of $40,600 of outstand¬
be
♦First
% :
sinking fund debentures due 1973. Payment, at
United States Pipe & Foundry
offered
23
up
share
CAPITALIZATION
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, 1956, $1,660,of its 4%%
sinking fund debentures due 1972, and $692,000 of
3%%
its
proceeds
Under
Offered—
ing bank loans borrowed for construction, and (3) the balance for the
payment of a portion of its 1956 construction program.
The
000
'•
•
necessary funds for the redemption on March l last of the 138,182
shares
of
the
company's $4 convertible preferred stock then out¬
cumulative
777.
Gas Corp.—Partial
Stock
,
•
United
The
not
stock
redeemed
per
PROCEEDS—The
took over all assets of North American Co.,
was dissolved.
The Securities and Exchange
Union Electric to dispose of the stock by
August of this year.—V. 183, p.
Feb.
on
Y;Y Yy;Y;Y;yY
preferred
if
dividends
will
preferred stock in Muzak,
Union Electric held 500 shares of $1,000 par
cost
to
will be redeemable as follows: at $52.25 per
to and including Dec. 31, 1960, thereafter at
to and including Dec. 31,
19C5, thereafter at
$51.25 per share up to and including Dec. 31, 1970 and thereafter at
$51.00 pex- share, together in each case with all accrued and unpaid
Electric s interest in certain Muzak royalties.
acquired when the utility
equipment
new
Preferred
—
Incorporated
| Jan. 1, 1956.
share
for Union
Co.
&
$51.75
Union Electric Co. of
by
931.
p.
1,500 shares of 4^2% cumulative preferred stock, series
23
corporate purposes.
for
used
per
placement.
B, at par ($50 per share), plus accrued dividends from
filed a letter of notification with the
of founders stock, class A to be offered
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are
corporation on Feb.
covering 2,182 shares
Co., Inc. acted for the
each
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
standing.
Corp. (N. Y.)—Files—
Tru-Tip Writing Instrument
secured
183,
Telephone Co.
Walden
Blair
The
be
to
are
$10,398,859,—V.
than
1956,
in
1957
1,
certificates
The
result of increased peak-day
requirements on its system, it is now utilizing substantially all of its
excess
compression capacity which previously existed on its Texas
gas supply system.—V. 183, p. 1116.
west.
certificates, series G, to be dated April 1,
15
equal annual installments of $554,000
to 1971, inclusive.
■
>
trust
mature
to
from
the
while
gas
equipment
to cost $841,000.
The company said that the
used exclusively to compress its south Louisiana
adjoining
existing
station will
compress
TransTexas gas supplies and other supplies from the South¬
estimated
is
station
...
...
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.—Secondary Offering—A secoiidary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$7.50)
made on March 7 by The First Boston Corp.
Share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share,
completed.—V. 183, p. 50.
Y : Y ;.
Y
was
'at $42
,
It
per
was
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.—Registers With SEC—
*
This
corporation, filed a registration, statement with the SEC oh
29,
1956, covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund-debentures duet
Aug. 1, 1980, and 150,000 shares of its $5 par common stock.: '•
>
Feb.
&
F.
War Eagle Mining Co., Inc., Yakima, Wash.—Files—
Board—
on
President
Co., has been elected
recired xrom the U. S.
wno
253.
p.
Corp.- -Craig
Craig, of Ridgewood, N. J.
Telegraph
Taylor,
Steel
States
United
Cleo
American
of
a
director to succeed Myron C.
bteel board in January.—V. 183,
'■
■
The
Telephone
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
be
Leslie
E.
Wash.
at
50
proceeds
activities.—V.
filed
23
letter
a
notification
of
with
.
173,
to
are
be
used
for
"
to mining
V-.?'VY v-'
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Unit Sales Up—
This
Co.,
of
18,
the
For
reports that the sales of Van Norman Machine
subsidiary, amounted to $932,507 for the seven weeks ended
1956, compared
with $452,213 for the comparable period
previous
the
reported
Drill
Twist
$1,363,562
Shipments
169,196
Morse
833
for
the
the
weeks
period
same
Drill,
$1,770,177
&
sales
automotive
compared
ended
of
shipments
Feb.
the
18,
past
to
came
183, p.
divisions
1956,
with
totaled
$1,-
compared
with
company
said.
the
year,
$1,787,206
against
$1,235,-
^Y'%YY;,:%:: YY:
1014.
Rogers, Inc.—Stock
Offered—A
group
of
underwriters, headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on March 7
publicly offered 63,560 shares of common stock (par SI)
at $26.75 per share.
Of
the
net
bank
current
proceeds,
loans
$1,500,000
the
and
will
balance
be
will
applied
be
The company is engaged in the purchase,
Industrial
chemicals, cotton linters, and a
supplies
at
to
the
to
working capital.
added
sale
and
payment
of
distribution
of
wide line of
Industrial
requirements.
Its principal executive offices are located
First Avenue South, Seattle, Wash.—V. 183, p. 931.
and
4,000
Washington Gas Light Co.—Stock Offered—This
com¬
is offering holders of its common stock of record
2, 1956, rights to subscribe for an aggregate of
approximately 149,554 additional common shares1 (no
par) at $37 per share at the rate of one new share for
each eight shares: held.
The offering, which is being
underwritten by a group jointly managed by The First
Boston Corporation and Johnston, Lemon & Co., will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) March 20, 1956.
pany
PROCEEDS—Net
be
added
finance
the
to
firm's
the
proceeds from
general
sale
the
funds of the
construction
of
this
estimated
program
used
be
to cost
this year.
-
will
stock
common
to
company
part to
$15,860,000
in
VenCap, Inc. (Mass.)—Stock Offered—This Massachu¬
setts investment company
organized to provide a port¬
folio of securities of small and
growing companies pri¬
marily engaged in the conduct or development of new
processes, products and enterprises placed 4.330 shares
(no par) on the market on Feb. 16.
Priced at $20 a share, the stock is being offered
directly
by the company to Massachusetts residents only and will
provide VenCap with about $86,000 of initial investment
capital.
addition to working closely with the managements of the various
companies whose securities are purchased, VenCap expects to inform
its shareholders
regularly of promising opportunities in
In
which,
for
portfolio reasons, the company Is not interested, but in which individual
shareholders might wish to participate directly.
which is
organized Sept. 9,
1955
"venture"
a
as
a
risk capital
or
"enterprise,"
was
Massachusetts corporation.
School
of
directors
Business
include
Administration
Jerome
Is
Chairman
of
the
Board
Other
S.
Augustine, associate of Scudder, Stevens
Clark, investment counsel; Francis E. Baker, Jr. and Dr. Harry
L. Barrett,
Jr., business researchers; John M. Frey of the Cadillac
Automobile Co. of Boston; William H. White of the
Kendall Co.- and
Kingston L. Howard and Gordon L. Wahls of Brigham's.
$3,549,000,
was
in
1954
It
was
$3,029,000.
has paid dividends
on its common stock for each of the past 104 years.
Starting with the
dividend declared Dec. 22, 1954, and .paid on Feb. 1, 1955, the quarterly
rate -was increased from 45 to 50 cents per share.
GIVING
EFFECT
ago,
PRESENT
TO
due
(first)
Nov.
mortgage
Outstanding
$5,200,000
$5,199,500
,.
3y8.%
series, due June 1, 1970
13,855,000
the
as
closed-end, non-diversified Investment company
type, VenCap will select securities on the basis
a
management
long-term
processes,
eration
investment
products
performance.
and
enterprises
$4.25
$5.00
8,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
cumulative
90,000 shs.
convertible
issued
ther
at
100 Memorial
Drive,
Cambridge
PRESENT
FINANCING
$At Dec.
than
60,000 shs.
Authorized
,
(no
par)
Outstanding
4,500 shs.
31,
81,774
1955,
shares
$4.50
Corp.
According
to
of
an
announcement
Projectors7
whollj^tfwn«i' subsidiary
by
J.
Carlton
Vitro!"1
»
'
Jr
President
acquired Uranium
C°l°"
ho
month of such
ore
will
be
milled
City mill of Vitro Uranium Company,
and
a
that
processed
diKn
Vitro paid $50,000 in cash and
additional
^83 p"iiai6Q
the
to
g a" °f US 0UtStandin*
ore
of
about
at
thp
1 500
Salt-
tons
t akp
Vitro
payments
•to.TSSt? aSSS
Wabash RR.—To Sell
Equipments March 21
The company will up to noon
(EST) on March 21 at 44 Wall St
Hew York 5, N. Y„ receive bids for
the purchase from it of
$3,310,000
be
common
Issuance
stock
terms
included
conversion
upon
preferred
underwriters
named
of
board
not
of
more
the
below
out¬
have
%
6.8
10.0
Ferris
6.8
6.8
& Company
Robinson
Jones,
and
6.8
Rouse, Brewer & Becker
2.0
2.0
1041.
directors
of
the
Strelsin,
A.
has
Company,
—
borrowed
John
Private Borrow¬
from
Hancock
New
Mutual
York
Life
Insurance Co. and New England Mutual Life Insurance
Co.,
an
March
aggregate of $12,500,000,
8.
These
borrowings
make
Industries, Inc.—Merger, etc.—
of this
Chairman
former
of
the
Board
of
McWilliams.
Dredging Co. was named President and Chairman of the Board. Robert
E. Gosa, former President of W. Horace Williams was made Executive
Vice-President in charge of W. Horace Williams Division, and Lesli^
R. Thornton, former President of McWilliams Dredging was made VicePresident in charge of the McWilliams Division.
These
appointments as well as the new company name will become
on March
13, 1956, Mr. Strelsin said.
'
i '
company
Ohio—Files With SEC—
Co., Cincinnati,
covering
on
20,666
was
are
it
Offering—A sec¬
stock (par
made on Feb. 28 by Blyth & Co. Inc. at $23,75
per share, with a dealer's discount
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 1157.
remodeling
Extensive
and
of 50 cents per share.
of
The
program
of the main office building of
will be undertaken shortly at, a
expansion
at Conshohocken, Pa.,
approximately $800,000.
company
calls for the construction of a modern new three-story
wing to the present building which will provide approximately 35,500
square feet of additional office space.
Completion of the new exten¬
sion, scheduled for the Spring of 1957, will relieve crowded conditions
in the present building and permit further expansion of office per¬
sonnel as required, the company stated.—V. 183, p. 1157.
Wyoming Uranium
The
corporation
covering
cent)
one
share),
to
not
to
was
announced
evidenced
Feb.
on
Corp., Lander, Wyo.—Files—
20
filed
a
letter of
notification with
the
unstated number of shares of common stock (par
offered at the market (estimated at 15 cents per
an
be
exceed
an
aggregate of $50,000,
through L. M. Ladet
Colo. The proceeds are to go to Hepburn T. Armstrong,
Timothy S. Armstrong and Beatrice P. Armstrong.—V. 181, p. 2401.
Co., Denver,
Wyoming Wood Products Co., Casper, Wyo.—Files-^
The
SEC
company
covering
Feb. 17 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to ,be
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
for timber survey, testing, administrative expenses
on
90,000
cents
offered
corporation
tertnf
will
underwriters
appointment
by
on
3%%
promissory notes due March 1, 1976. Harriman Ripley &
at
25
are
Insurance
Underwriting
offering.
same
6.8
Lukens
Kreeger & Hewitt
Rohrbaugh and Company
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc.
Life
The
,
Alfred
cost
Goodwyn & Olds
Mackall & Coe
Redpath
:
10.0
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs &
p.
the
of
newly formed corporation on March 7
of three top executives as a result of the
recent merger between McWilltams Dredging Co. and W. Horace Wil¬
liams Co., both qf New Orleans, La.
.
;
SEC
Auchincloss, Parker &
—V. 183,
time
amendment.
Williams-McWilliams
The
this
10.0
10.0
the
at
by
stock.
%
Corporation 22.0
Lemon & Co
stock
the
supplied
offering.—V. 183, p. 562.
announced
be
pursuant to the subscription offer:
ings—This
for Uranium
for
to
are
the stock
the
may
i
expected
per
for
Co.
iirynnfmUI^r<.Pr0h?e#it0rSfCo'iha!. been minin8 a carnotite type of
Sip jrtmnonS' has large reserves. It is
a location near Green River, Colo., where
the company
market
Sears,
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—To Expand Building-
outstanding
Issued without fur¬
limited by the company's agreement of
to $80,000,000 principal amount at any
convertible
Alex. Brown & Sons
Ward
of
18,742 shs.
1,345,982 shs.
severally
agreed to purchase from the company, in the respective percentages set
forth below, such of the shares of common stock as are not subscribed
Johnston,
^ TcorP°ration has
subject
and
the authorized
reserved
4,481 shs.
America—Acquisition
except those
under
is
1953,
cumulative
The First Boston
Vitro
common
shares are part of the 254,275 outstanding
the Trustees of The Savings and Profit Sharing Pensiob
Roebuck and Co. employees and are being sold by thd
trustees "for the purpose of diversifying the security holdings of said
Fund."
The initial public offering price will be related to the current
150,000
shares held by
Fund
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Secondary
The amount authorized to be
stockholders
of
series
any
UNDERWRITERS—The
for
i
stock
The
plant and equipment
price of $19,000,000;
a
ondary offering of 13,100 shares of common
70,600 shs.
tl,500,000 shs.
purposes
dated Sept. 10,
time outstanding.
one
Mass.
TO
specified
action
standing
located
of
refunding mortgage.
of
than 65 new and existing
currently under active consid¬
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Common
for
bonds
merger
by the company.
"The corporation s office is
42,
♦Additional
air conditioning
Ind., acquired at
and
^
40,000 shs.
Common stock (no par value)
refrigeration
home
that company in Evansville,
$1)
cumulative
cumulative
4,880,000
8,000,000
company)
Preferred stock (no par value)—
of
More
are
of
6,830,000
5,000,000
the
$4.50
8,640,000
7,000,000
31/2 % series, due June 1, 1980
The Georgetown Gaslight Co. first mtge.
5% bonds, due Aug. 1, 1961 (obliga¬
of
1,880,000
9,000,000
and
Classified
ft.
sq.
Feb. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class B common stock (par *$l) tobe offered at $6.84 per share to
present class B stockholders on U
l-for-7 basis, without underwriting.
The proceeds are for additional
working capital.
'
11,735,000
2,000,000
___
home
including working capital and additions and improvements to facilities.
The recent acquisition from International Harvester Involved the 972,761
SEC
series, due July l, 1974
3Va%- series, due July 15, 1976
3%% series, due Dec. 1, 1978
3»/4% series, due June 15, 1979___
including
the remaining long-term debt which constitutes the bal¬
purchase price of the plant and facilities acquired from
Harvester Co.
The balance of the proceeds will be added
to the general funds of the company to replenish the funds which have
already been expended for the purchase of the International Harvester1
Co. plant and the prepayment on Feb. 2, 1956, of the 3'/2% promis¬
sory notes due to May
1, 1960, and for general corporate purposes,
The
♦Refunding mortgage bonds—
3%
appliances,
the
Williamson
bonds,
5%
1960—
l,
household
FINANCING
Authorized
General
major
of
of
ance
effective
CAPITALIZATION
tions
Nine greater Boston businessmen
comprise the board of directors who
will manage VenCap without compensation for the first
full fiscal year.
Vernon A. Bahr, a member of the
faculty of the Harvard Graduate
1955
in
DIVIDENDS^—Company established' 108 years
stock
common
The company,
company's total operating revenue for 1955 was
compared with $38,249,000 for 1954.
Net income after
$44,035,000,
preferred dividends
of
j.
BUSINESS—Company sells natural gas within the metropolitan area
of Washington, D. C., and adjoining areas in Maryland and Virginia
with an estimated population of 1,550,000.
Of the gas sold in 1955,
approximately 47% was distributed in the District of Columbia, 32%
in Maryland, and 21 %
in Virginia.
EARNINGS—The
of its
manufacturer
and home refrigeration equipment, the company proposes to$9,000,000 of the proceeds of the sale of debentures for the pre¬
International
1041.
p.
March
and
preceding period.—V.
Van Waters
in
period.
machine
seven
the
Twist
trie
Co.
pieceding
the
for
For
Van Norman
Automotive
Equipment
Co.
$462,334
against
$650,309
last
year
and
Morse
Machine
for
for
$1,103,833
Corp.—Exchange Offer Effective¬
Corp. above.—V. 183,
period,
of
&
for
See Gulf Oil
year.
same
sales
A
group
laundry
payment
Warren Petroleum
ly
through
headed by Goldman. Sachs & Co. and Fulton^
Reld & Co.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
;
,
.
/
use
corporation
its
Feb.
underwriting
an
incident
expenses
1703.
p.
The company proposes to offer the debentures for public sale
the
shares
of common stock (par five cents) to
cents
per
share,
through Floyd Magnuson and
Yakima, Wash, and E. Walter Peterson, Yakima,
Vannice,
The
Feb.
on
250,000
to
be
used
and
contingencies.
Yale & Towne
The
company
Manufacturing Co—New Development
has
announced
the development
of
a
new
rotating
drum-handling attachment of 2.000 pound capacity which can serve
a
number of drum-handling assignments and is particularly effective
where quick horizontal placement or stacking is a
requirement.
Used
mont
to
/.on
pick up,
Vianrllo
materials handling
transport and stack drums vertically, the attach-
fmir
Hrnms
at
nnf*
time.
V.
183.
D.
931.
.Volume 183
Number 5515
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1281)
57
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
i
Ceres School District, Stanislaus
ALABAMA
Gadsden,
Bond Sale—The $264,000 public
Improvement bonds offered
March
6—v. 183, p. 1042—were awarded
;to Courts & Co., of Atlanta.
the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Bond
Offering —L.
W.
Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Modesto until
11
County (P. O.
Birmingham), Ala.
Sale—The $248,000 vari¬
purposes bonds offered March
Bond
6—v. 183, p. 1042—were awarded
jto Shropshire & Co., of Mobile.
(PST) on March
purchase of $150,000
Bond
000
March 15 from 1957 to 1981 in¬
on
clusive.
Principal
interest
and
cisco. \
,;l
payable at the County
(M-S)
office.
Legality ap¬
Orrick, Dahlquist &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
by
proved
Sale—An
issue
sold
Seattle.
to
Grande
Dated
Feb.
Calif.
Sale —The $250,000
Bond
of
$300,-
000 electric utility revenue bonds
was
&
Co., of
1, 1956. Due
pn Feb.
clusive.
1 from 1975 to 1982 in¬
Legality
approved
by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
off-
street
parking
bonds offered
March 5
v. 183, p. 1158 — were
awarded
to
the
Security-First
—
Bank
National
Los
of
Union
Monte
El
Los
works
Sch.
High
Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
High School District, Ariz.
Bond Offering .-*« Rhea Averill,
Will
Board
receive
(MST)
purchase
a.m.
bonds.
sealed
on
Supervisors,
bids until
10
March 22 for the
of
$1,320,000 school
April 1, 1956. Due
1 from 1957 to 1962 in¬
Dated
July
on
of
est
&
Dist.,
sealed
receive
a.m.
3s, at 101.08, a basis of
as
(MST)
purchase
until
bids
County Water Works Dists.
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
000
on
totaling $50,follows:
as
Water
$10,000
District
bonds to Hannaford &
of
Francisco.
San
March
from
15
No.
12
Talbot,
Due
1959
on
1968
to
inclusive.
March 29 for the
f
sold,
were
$98,000
District
Water
40,000
Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
High School District (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering
Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
bonds to
No.
19
Bailey & Co., of San
Due
Francisco.
March
on
15
receive
(MST)
purchase of
a.m.
sealed
on
until
bids
Principal
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Sale—The $650,000
Bond
10
works
building
March
—
183,
v.
to
a
offered
bonds
revenue
6
932
p.
water
—
were
July
Blyth
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; William
from
1957
tp^ 1962 inclu¬
(J-J)
Staats
R.
composed of
group
&
Taylor
Co.;
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
of Phoenix.
a
& Co.;
and Fred D.
Stone & Youngberg,
Blake &
Co., at
a
price of 100.12,
net interest cost of about
as
110,000
33/4s.
from
90,000 3s.
1964
bonds. ■ Dated
on July 1 from
1961 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Town Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Di¬
velbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Humboldt County, Calif.
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Eureka
until
2
p.m.
(PST)
on
Due
March
on
1
1974 inclusive.
Due
1975
to
March
on
1977
1
inclusive.
Hawthorne, Calif.
Keel,
March
from
1
ceived
until
Patterson
March
1
1976 inclusive.
March
13
for
Sch.
Clerk,
Kenneth L.
will
receive
1957
to
1976
inclusive.
til
11
the
Bank
Trust
&
of
America
Na¬
Savings Associa¬
tion, Los Angeles, or at any fiscal
agency of the City in Chicago or
New York City. Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Irving School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Offering
—
Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
10 a.m. (PST) on March 13 for the
purchase of $72,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on April
1
from
1970
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Due
(M-S) payable at the
office, or at
the California Bank, Los Angeles,
or at any fiscal agency of the Dis¬
trict in Chicago or New York City.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
District
&
Treasurer's
Myers, of Los Angeles.
April 15 from 1957 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at
the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
obligation water extension
improvement bonds offered
March 5—v. 183, p.
1159—were
awarded to a group headed by
and
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
were
Stern
County (P. O.
Jose), Calif.
$5,150,000 county
hospital, jail building and juvenile
a
&
Trust
The
Association,
of
100.007, a
about
of
1957
as
about
on
and
1
the
of
Blyth & CoM Inc., First Bos¬
Chicago,
Bank,
C.
Devine
J.
&
Reynolds & Co., White, Weld &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, E. F. Hutton & Co., Schwabacher & Co.,
& Co., Gregory & Sons,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Stone
&
Youngberg, Irving Lundborg
Taylor
Co.,
Kenower,
MacArthur &
Frank,
C. N.
Co., Kalman & Co., Stern,
Meyer, Fox
& Co., and
White & Co.
San
Bond
Lorenzo School
Sept. 1 from
1 from
Manchester, Conn.
inclusive.
1985
District
Martin,
will
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
March 20 for the purchase of $2,General
No.
bonds.
bonds.
2.26%,
as
follows:
3V2S.
$5,455,000
Due
on
Sept.
District,
G.
1
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
(PST) on March 13 for the
purchase of $517,000 school bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1956.
Due on
April 15 from 1957 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Due on Sept.
2V4s.
I,155,000
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Santa Rosa,
Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids will
(PST)
on March
13 for the purchase of
$2,225,000 sewer bonds.
until
8
p.m.
inclusive.
1971
improve¬
system
water
ment bonds.
Due
on
March 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
bonds
The
March 1,
interest (M-S)
dated
are
1956. Principal and
payable at the Connecticut Bank
& Trust Co., Hartford. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1,
4,620,000 2s. Due.on Sept. 1 from
from
Due on Sept.
2.10s.
3,465,000
1970 and
Due on Sept. 1,
1971.
II,495,000 2V4s.
1972
from
Others
cago,
Due on Sept. 1
to
members
cate: First
New
1
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
2,310,000 2.20s.
10 a.m.
office.
March 1 from
on
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Blpe,
1 from
recreation
and
Due
1957 to
600,000
Northern Trust Co.,
about
March
on
park
650,000
and Bankers Trust Co.,
City, at 100.0097, a net
of
Due
1958 to 1985 inclusive.
New York
cost
follows:
as
$1,000,000 sewage treatment plant
1
$28,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation school
bonds of¬
fered March 7—v. 183, p. 932—
were
awarded to a syndicate
headed by the
Manager,
250,000 bonds,
(City and County), Colo.
interest
;
CONNECTICUT
Bond Sale—The
Calif.
Offering—Jack
received
on
inclusive.
1976
School
Chicago,
1969 inclusive.
281,000 2.60s. Due On July 1, 1970
Bond
1962.
Alameda County,
be
to
1981
July 1 from
Bond Offering—Richard
on Sept.
to 1980 inclusive.
Denver
on
112,000 2V4s. Due on July 1, 1963.
748,000 2V2S. Due on July 1 from
Sept. 1, 1971
405,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Corp., Harris Trust & Savings
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J.
Barth & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
&
to
1977
syndi¬
on
com¬
inclusive.
1957 to 1962
Sept. 1,1969
285,000 2.90s. Due
inclusive.
from 1967 to 1981
members
1973
April
on
group
a
lows:
1964 to
Sept. 1, 1967
1972.
and
1966 inclusive.
Sept. 1 from
to
$609,000 3s. Due
as
on
250,000 2.80s. Due
2V4S. Due
2.94%,
awarded
posed of the Northern Trust Com¬
pany, of Chicago, Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., of New York City,
Stern Brothers
Co., Inc., of
Kansas City, and Kirchner, Orms¬
bee & Wiesner, Inc., of Denver,
at a price of 100.003, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.59%, as fol¬
1970.
1,045,000 2s. Due on April 1 from
cate:
net
were
and 1971.
115,000 23/4s. Due
to
County School District
(P. O. Sterling), Colo.
$1,750,000 gen¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
fered March 1—v. 183, p. 1042—
12
Bond Sale—The
1968.
$680,000 5s. Due on April 1 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
1861
were
a
on
110,000 2.70s. Due
and
Co., Mountain States Securities
Corp., Malvern Hill & Co., J. C.
Wheat & Co., New York Hanseatic
inclusive.
1966
to
100,000 2.60s. Due
net
2.28%,
of
cost
$435,000 31/2S. Due
National
America
follows:
3,425,000
bonds
price of 100.0011,
a
interest
Savings
cost
grouj)
Garrett-Brom-
follows:
bonds
Francisco, at
interest
Christensen.
sold at
offered
of
Bank
&
183, p. 1042—were
syndicate headed by
home
6—v.
Co.,
Co., Braun,
Weisner, Inc., and Peters, Writer
Bond Sale—The
detention
the
&
field & Co., Kirchner, Ormsbee &
Santa Clara
March
Bros.
&
Company, of
of
,
.
Bosworth
San
Trust
Chicago.
Other members
„
cisco.
Northern
&
No.
$1,700,000 gen¬
eral
the
of St. Paul,
Co., Watling, Lerchen
&
Co.,. Austin, Hart & Parvin,
Kaiser & Co.,
J. A. Overton & Co., Kirchner,
Ormsbee & Wiesner, Inc., Henry
Dahlberg & Co., Amos C. Sudler
&
Prescott
Logan
Aurora, Colo.
a.m.
Bond Sale—The
First National Bank,
Corp., and Herbert J. Sims & Co.
COLORADO
un¬
on
San
1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1986
to
March
on
and interest
(PST) on March 13
for the purchase of $150,000 school
bonds. Dated April 15, 1956. Due
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
City Treasurer's office,
at
1956.
1961
the
bids at his office in Modesto
March
water works bonds. Dated
1,
Stanislaus
Dist.,
Sequel Union School District, Santa First of Michigan Corporation, R.
Cruz County, Calif.
H. Moulton & Co., L. F. Roths¬
Bond Offering—Tom 1VI. Kelley, child & Co.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
bids at his office in Santa Cruz of Kansas City, Brown Bros. Har¬
until 1 p.m. (PST) on March 13 riman & CO., Bosworth, Sullivan
for the purchase of $225,000 build- & Co., the Illinois Company, Fi¬
:ng bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. delity Union Trust Co., Newark,
Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1976 King, Quirk & Co., Kean, Taylor
inclusive.
Principal and interest & Co., the Milwaukee Company,
(A-O)
payable at the County J. K. Mullen Investment Corp.,
Mercantile Safe Deposit & Trust
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬ Co., Baltimore, Hannahs, Ballin &
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ Lee, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
cisco.
Tripp
&
Co.,
First
Cleveland
Corp.,
Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.,
Walnut Valley Water District
Field, Richards & Co., Third Na¬
(P.O. 1539 South Brea Canyon
tional Bank in Nashville, G. C.
Cutoff Road, Walnut), Calif.
Haas & Co., Courts & Co., Lucas,
Bond Offering—Josephine I, PiEisen & Waeckerle,
lario, Secretary of Board of Di¬
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
rectors, will receive sealed bids Winston-Salem, Baker, Watts &
until 10 a.m. (RST) on March 15
Co., White-Phillips Co., Inc., First
for
the
purchase of $1,570,000 National Bank, of Minneapolis,
Bond Offering — L. W. Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
able at the
for the purchase of $31,000 build¬
cisco.
City
—
$200,000
water
works
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
19
ing bonds. Dated April 15, 1956.
Due on April 15 from 1957 to 1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Offering
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
March
12
for
the
purchase of
tional
CALIFORNIA
Blue Lake Union School District,
on
Due
Angeles County, Calif.
ton
inclusive.
3s.
Bond
or
Clerk,
1
Wolfe,
improvement
Jan. 1, 1956. Due
County
March
on
March 1 from
on
1967 to
from
ter
1,
Palmdale School District, Los
2.92%,
1963 inclusive.
1966
2%s.
245,000
Clerk,
Bond
Due
to
from
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on March
16 for the purchase of $75,000 wa¬
Jr.,
Due
1958 to
160,000
Bond
March
follows:
$155,000
Phoenix.
Williams, Ariz.
Offering — Frank
on
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
Other
ing bonds offered March 5—v. 183,
p.
1042 — were
awarded
to
Refsnes,
Ely, Beck &
Co., of
Town
3s.
from 1966 to
Pinal
County Sch. District No. 15
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 build¬
1
1965.
the
awarded
1
fol¬
as
March
on
Due
1964 and
awarded to
Glendora, Calif.
bonds. Dated April 1,1956. Due on
sive. Principal and interest
Due
2%s.
20,000
Dated March 15, 1956.
March 22 for the
$1,320,000
3.07%,
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
—
Will
3%s.
and interest
office.
about
County, Calif.
Fresno
10
building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
on July 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
o
of
cost
Co.; Paine, Webber,
purchase of $30,000 school bonds.
Curtis, and Weeden
&
Bond Sale—Bonds
Maricopa County School District
No. 7 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Will
Co.,
v.
lows:
about 2.86%.
clusive.
*
&
Jackson
—
from 1957 to 1963 inclusive.
bonds offered March 6 — v.
183, p. 1158—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
American
Trust Co.; California Bank; Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank; John
Nuveen
offered
bonds
revenue
183, p. 1042 — were
awarded to Blyth & Co., of San
Francisco, at 100.01, a net inter¬
ing
ARIZONA
of
Sale—The
$70,000
Angeles.
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $600,000 build¬
Bond
of Seattle.
Clerk
Oceanside, Calif.
$200,000 water
Bond
March 7
Seward, Alaska
,
Bond
"V
Treasurer's
El Monte,
;
bonds was sold to
Company, of San Fran¬
building
Kaiser &
ALASKA
,
Valley Union School District,
Tulare County, Calif.
Sale—An issue of $200,-
13
a.m.
the
at
Oak
for
school
bonds. Dated March 15, 1956. Due
V
Jefferson
ous
able
office.
County, Calif.
Ala.
1975
of
inclusive.
bids
Smith,
will
Treasurer,
sealed
at
receive
the office
of
Day,
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 11 a.m. (EST)
March
13
for
the purchase
on
of
$980,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1956. Due on April 1 from 1957
to
1976 inclusive.
FLORIDA
National Bank, of Chi¬
Chase Manhattan Bank,
York, Harriman Ripley
Inc.,
Town
the syndi¬
Dade
of
&
Barney & Co.,
Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank,
of New York, Equitable Securities
Corporation, Weeden & Co.,
Boettcher
& Co., Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Co.,
Watertown, Conn.
Offering—Carrie B. Bush,
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
>
City, Fla.
—
will
L. R. Douglas,
receive
sealed
(EST) on March
purchase of $150,008
bids until 8 p.m.
19
for
the
improvement revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due on Oct. I
inclusive. Prin¬
from 1956 to 1974
cipal and interest (A-O)
payable
53
at
Chase
the
Manhattan
Bank,
New York
City. Legality approved
by Caldell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
—
for the
(CST) on March 14 for the
purchase of $400,000 building
Iowa
Dated April
payable
the
at
at the
the purchasers, at the
option of
or
time
bank in Florida which at the
is currently serving as
Legality
approved by
of payment
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dated
bonds.
Nov.
on
composed of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
son & Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Rand & Co., and Julien Collins &
Co., at 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 3.02%, as follows:
to
group
a
$200,000 33/4s. Due
and 1962.
1976 inclusive.
1963 to
School
Miami
bonds
March 7—v. 183, p. 1043 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., R. S.
Dickson & Co., the Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia, of Atlanta, Bax¬
ter,
Williams
&
Co.,
Leedy,
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Pierce,
improvement
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., Courts &
Co., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and McDonald-Moore &
Co., as VAs, at a price of 99.15, a
to
a
Massac
County School District No.
$500,000 water and sewerage rev¬
enue anticipation certificates was
certificates.
from
1
Chisholm & Co.,
follows:
1958
Due
1964
to
on
certificates.
1
from
1965
to
inclusive.
G.
water
revenue
bonds.
1, 1955. Due on Nov.
Dated Nov.
1
to
1957
from
inclusive.
1985
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at a Chicago bank or trust
designated by the suc¬
company
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
and Marshall Counties Sch.
Peoria
No.
20
183, p.
Halsey,
cago,
as
$204,000 build¬
March 7 — v.
1159—were awarded to
Stuart & Co. Inc., Chi¬
follows:
offered
bonds
$39,000 3s.
Due
2.80s.
165,000
from
on
Bannock
County Indep. School
District, Class A No. 25 (P. O.
Pocatello), Idaho
Bond Offering—Ernest G. Han¬
Business Manager and Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2 p.m. (MST) on March 16 for
the purchase of $1,225,000 build¬
ing bonds.
sen,
Sept.
Due
to
1961
County School District
(P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
p.
offered
1043
Harris
—
were
Trust
5
—
awarded
&
v.
Bank,
sealed bids until
on
March
on
20
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
the purchase of
for
water
$60,000
bonds.
works
revenue
March 1, 1956. Due
from 1957 to 1981 in¬
Dated
Jan.
1
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Merchants
National
Bank of Eaton. Legal
offered
March
3
—
v.
IOWA
on
Dec.
1
from
1959 inclusive.
140,000 2zAs. Due
Lake
jointly,
The
1973
on
Dec. 1 from
County School District No.
70
(P. O. Mundelein), III.
Bond Offering—Superintendent
of
Schools
R.
E.
Buskisk
an¬
on
on
Due
R
Bond
Ackley, la.
The $40,000 water
Sale
—
bonds offered Feb. 15—v.
Boyden Independent School
District, la.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
was
$119,612
sold to the
First of Iowa Corporation, of Des
Moines.
j
Burt
Sch.
Community
series" H
Due
Washington Suburban Sanitary
(P. O. 4017 Hamilton
Street, Hyattsville), Md.Bond
Offering—Treasure!*
District
certificates
sealed -bids
March 1 from 1957 to
Sept.
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
1,
interest
at
183,
v.
of
823—were
p.
Bond
Offering—Louise
City
Clerk,
$850,000
bonds.
19
for
Bil-
receive
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
the
water
Dated
B.
will
bids until 7:30
March
works
revenue
Jan.
1, 1956. Due
1957 to 1988 in¬
July 1
from
clusive.
Principal
and > interest
(J-J) payable at the American
on
National
the
and
revenue
bonds.
Dated Jan.
Due
Jan.
from. 1958
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
1
Principal
payable
Bank of
Dist.,
>
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitr
chell, of New York City.
awarded to
terest cost of about
lows:
~v',
...
.
2.93%,
at
1981
and interest
the
National
Cynthiana.
Legality
>
:■
.
from
•<
290,000 3s.
.
inclusive.
Dae on April 15 from
to
1974
1973
1957- to
inclusive. V,
1976
for
the
utilities
March
—
O.
purchase
bonds.
revenue
1956.
1,
of
Due
on
$390,000
Dated
Sept.
1
from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S)
payable
ville,
at
Jefferson County, Louisville Extent
sion Water District (P. O. 300
Marion E.
Legality *:? approved - by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Portland Slum
par
F. Cowan
1
—
G. M. Thorp,
follows:
Secretary,'
-
as
Note Sale—An issue of
tax
anticipation notes
the
National
(EST) on March 20
for the purchase of $471,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes. Dated April
10, 1956. Du&* on April 12, 1957.
Legality approved by Ropes. Gray,
Best, Coolidgd St Rugg, of Boston.
1.80%
7, 1956.
\
Bond
Offering —l
Cornellier,
March
The $200,000
as
a
price of
interest cost of about
follows:
1957
to
'
'
Due
from
March 1 from
on
March
196rTo 1974 inclusive.
Valmore
the
at
W.
will
Union
Lowell,
until
March 14 for the
$1,760,000
bonds,
as
1976 inclusive.
April
school bonds.
1 from 1957
The
bonds
1956.
to
able
are
dated
on,
197$
April
Principal and interest
the
at
Second
1,
pay¬
Bank-State
Street Trust Co., Boston.
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
&
Mass.
Note Offering—Robert R. Bent-
ley,
City Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
March
14
for
the purchase
sealed
of
$400,000
1956.
notes.
Dated
Due on Nov.
March
19, 1956.
Fitchburg, Mass.
Bond Offering—John
1
Due
inclusive.
on
par, a
2.47 %,
inclusive.
140,000 2%s. " Due
;
on
400,000
15,
on
1960
on
of
Gloucester,
.
$40,000 4s. Due
.
school project bonds.
April 1 from 1957 to
$1,360,000
off-
parking"^ bonds
offered
6—v. 183,' p.
1043—were
Baltimore, at
'
.
Treasurer,
bids
Bank
approved
awarded to Alex. Brown & Sons,
net
Town
sealed
receive
National
Annapolis, Md.
street
:
of
Due
Dracut, Mass.
.
Palmer
Sale
sold to
Bank
discount.
,
*
p.m.
MARYLAND
Bond
1956.
$300,000
was
Shawmut
at
Boston,
Nov.
that the
Authority will-receive sealed bids
until
Nov. 5,
follows:
Chairman Cas¬
announces
on
Brockton, Mass.
(EST)
purchase of
Clearance and
—
1956 and mature
noon
MAINE
of
Taylor Bldg), Ky.
Offering
$200,000 Second Series bonds,
Des
chaser.
the Citizens
Fidelity
& Trust Co., Louisville. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
or
group
Corp.,
or
bank specified by the pur¬
at the First State Bank of Green¬
building bonds offered March 6—
v.
183, p. 933—were awarded to
of
at any
Note Offering:
C.
composed of First Boston
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, Merchants National Bank,
Rockland-Atlas National Bank
a
and Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Parish, Sixth Ward Spe¬ Co., at 1 91% interest, plus a pre¬
cial School District No. 3 (P. O. ¬ mium of $90.
*
Franklin ), La.
The notes are dated March 13,
Greenville, Ky.
Offering
notes
awarded to
were
St. Mary
Redevelopment Authority, Me.
Bond
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—lhe $5,000,030
offered March 8
$1,110,000 2.90a. "Due on April 15
ap¬
the
Moines, at 100.06.
MASSACHUSETTS
fol¬
as
School Board Treasurer
1,1956:
to
will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
March
20
for
the
purchase of
Co.,
or at the
York, of New York
$1,400,000
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.,
Alexandria, at 100.01, a net in¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey;
of Louisville.
District
Beh
Hyattsville,
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
building bonds; offered March 7—
KENTUCKY
the Suburban
Bank of New
1
(P. O. Alexandria), La.
Sale —The
(M-S) payable
Trust Company,
Equitable Trust
cipal and interest
•
No.
District
School
Bond
Bowling Green, Ky.
1,
Con- Company, of Baltimore,
Alexandria
Parish,
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
for the
of
solidated
1
£
receive
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
Orleans.
Rapides
will
refunding bonds. Dated
1956. Due on March'1
$440,000
March
that
announces
until
March 20
on
inclusive.
15,
March
Lynch
Commission
the
The certificates are dated April
.
J.
James
certificates.
I
series
on
1966
peka.
Bond
D.
(A-O)
more.
March 1 from 1957 to
on
328,718.50
Legality approved
by Dean, Dean & Quinlan, of To-
Iowa
Carlton
on
inclusive.
ton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Balti¬
sealed
April
1971 inclusive.
to
Sept. 1
on
1977
to
1966 inclusive.
Due
March
on
April 1 frpm 1958
Principal and
payable at the
Easton National Bank, of Easton.
Legality approved by Niles, Bar¬
1, 1956. Due
1956 and both series will be
sold as a unit. Legality approved,
dated
are
(CST)
(EST)
purchase of $1,000,009
public school bonds. Dated April
purchase of $356,983
paving certificates, as follows:
office.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
inclusive.
Due
receive
will
—
for the
13
Clerk of the Board
a.m.
County (P. O. Easton), Md.
Offering
The
County
bids until 2 p.m.
for. the
3
1956.
Principal
and
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
Bond
Commissioners will receive sealed
interest
Offering—Curtis
•
1, 1956.
>
1962 inclusive.
1963 to
bonds
1,
Lafayette, La.
follows:
as
60,000 2%% bonds.
12
building
$10,000 2Y4S. Due
awarded
were
1957 to
1 from
March
March
of Baltimore.
bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
band's of¬
school
$88,000 3% bonds.
from
Due on
by the successful
The $148,000 gen¬ $28,264.50
28
dated
are
1981 inclusive.
to
Dated
on
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Equitable Trust Company, of Bal¬
timore.
Legality
approved
by
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, or at a bank to be named
Trustees,
March 1 from
1958
Principal and interest (M-S)
bids until 10
Hocker,
City Clerk,will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on March
Town.
183,
lows:
to
Feb.
Kansas City,
opinion will be furnished by the
p.
1960
fered
bonds.
flood
Due
Talbot
bonds
The
-
DuPage County, Glen Ellyn Park, 183, p. 603—were awarded to the
Ackley State Bank, as 3s, at a
District (P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
price of par.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 park
10437-were awarded to Scott &
Wyandt, Inc., of Chicago, as fol¬
to
Bank, of Bowling Green,
First National Bank, ol
Bond Offering — B. E. BoudLouisville. Legality approved by* reaux,
Secretary of the Parish;
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. .School Board, will, receive sealed
bids until 3 p.in. (CST) on March
Cynthiana, Ky. A
"
22 for the purchase of $500,000
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Bond Offering—M. M. Barkley,
school bonds. Dated April 15, 1956.
Indianapolis.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Due on April 15 from 1957 to 1976
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on inclusive.
Eaton, Ind.
Principal and interest
Bond
purchase of
Offering — The Town March 13 for the
(A-O) payable at the office of the
Clerk
Treasurer
will
receive $435,000 water works and sewer
Parish
the
Savings
1959
inclusive.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., and
George K. Baum & Co., both of
on
revenue
1957 to
—
obligation
sealed
Dunkirk, Ind.
Bond Offering—Clara M, Hiles,
183,
to
Chicago.
bonds
Sale
Bond
:
eral
control
River
bonds.
on
1981
March 1 from 1959 to 1981
on
of
Kansas
yeu,
$143,000 school
March
Due
public park bonds. Due
330,000
Certificate
County Common School
District No. 2 (P.O. Hugoton),
1
inclusive.
1973
Washington
Suburban
Sanitary -Commission, Aiiar
fol¬
the
Sept.
on
600,000
pur¬
.
cemetery
Nov. 1 from
on
Stevens
1 from
(J-J)
ILLINOIS
No. 41
Due
,
IDAHO
Nov. 1 from
on
Due on March 1 from
1958 to 1981 inclusive.
a.m.
inclusive.
1960 inclusive.
1957 to
10
the
bonds, as
From
1
Rodemacher,
Chillicothe),
O.
(P.
bonds.
-
clusive.
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dist.
Due
1967
to
309,000 2%s.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
March
14
for
the
purchase of
$388,000
inclusive.
1964
to
1965
Clerk,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
212,000 3.90% certificates.
Due sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
on
Jan. 1 from 1978 to 1986 March- 29
for
the
purchase of
inclusive.
$505,000 sewage works revenue
Dated Jan. 1,
1956.
Principal bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
and interest (J-J) payable at the on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1995 in¬
Savannah Bank & Trust Co., or clusive.
Principal and interest
at the New York Trust Co., New
(M-S) payable at the First State
York City.
Bank, Dunkirk. Legality approved
DuPage
1957
102,000 2V2S.
Ko-
in¬
1977
Due on Nov. 1 from
KANSAS
Offering—James
Village
zak,
on
Due
follows:
as
$227,000 3s.
v.
INDIANA
Jan.
Co.,
purchase of $1,000,000
Anacostia River flood control
re¬
March 1 from 1959 to 1981 in¬
1956.
the
costia
35,000
Sale—The $638,000 build¬
Bond
Niles, III.
Bond
clusive.
211,000' 33A%
School
District, Iowa
bond offering origin¬
!—
will
bonds.
library
$35,000
March
Community
Williamsburg
for
$400,000 Prince George's County,
until
$200,600
receive
sealed
(EST) on March
bids until 1 p.m.
C.
Vesta
Apr-ii-2-for
on
of
will
Treasurer,
inclusive.
17 (P. O. Box 42, Joppa), III.
Offering Postponed—The $255,-
ally scheduled for March 8
bids
Washing¬
O. Hyattsville), Md.
Bond Offering—James J. Lynch,
lows:
a
basis of about 2.29%.
Beh
Co., both of Davenport.
ing
of
100.09,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Vieth,
Duncan & Wood, and Carlton D.
awarded
Illinois
Garden City, Ga.
Sale — An issue
of
Negley, Jens & Rowe, of Peoria,
White-Phillips Co., and Quail &
March
Bond Sale—The
Certificate
price
a
ing bonds offered March 7 — v.
183, p. 1159—were awarded to a
group composed of the Mercan¬
tile Trust Co., St. Louis; Paine,
building
1—v.
183,
basis of about 3.31%.
GEORGIA
at
bonds offered
p.
1043—were
group composed of
Bond Sale—The $4,100,000
4%
2.30s,
183, p. 1160—has been postponed.
pub¬
offered
National
First
as
1
(P.O. Argenta), III.
Sale—The $307,000 school
and
Beach, Fla.
sold to Varnedoe,
of Savannah, as
No.
District
(CST)
chase
awarded to the
Bank, of Chicago,
—
George*s County,
bonds, as follows:
City Secretary,
ceive- sealed
were
—
Offering
Rownd,
Sale—The $195,000 build¬
1043
p.
Bond
1, 1975
(P.
Hammond, La.
„
March
on
Suburban Sanitary Commission
ton
20
ing bonds offered March 1—v. 183,
and DeWitt Counties Com.
000 building
1,950,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
interest
place in the
and
a
Bond
site
Oct. 1, 1961
on
Principal
payable at
Prince
LOUISIANA
•
in¬
1968
mutually agreeable to the
and the purchaser.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Macon
were
—
to
1,
Jan.
dated
are
Jan, 1,
on
street
City Independent School
District, la.
Due
District
offered
183, p. 1043
1957
obligation
general
Bond
Unit
bonds
revenue
March 6—v.
from
1956.
1,
State,
$2,150,000 util¬
Bond Sale—The
1
Feb.
*
construction bonds.
p.mi
Lakeland, Fla.
Jan.
improvement bonds.
24,000
(M-N)
$77,000
special assessment street
$23,000
Secretary of Board of Education,
clusive.
lic
Woodford Counties
Due
Due
and 1976.
1986. Call¬
able on any interest payment date
at a price of lj)5 and accrued in¬
terest.
Legality**" approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1956.
for $58,000
follows:
as
bonds
The
that
announces
received
be
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
20,000 2s.
50,000 3%% water revenue bonds.
N.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
■American National Bank & Trust
V
will
bonds,
Community Unit School District
No. 5 (P. O. Normal), III.
Bond Offering—Harvey L. Fry,
^Company, of Chicago,
awarded
Christensen
A.
bids
Clerk
Offering—City
and
' refunding
(A-O)
tax
building
Bond
11,000 special assessment sewer
improvement bonds.
1, 1955. Due on April 1 from 1957
to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and
ities
$25,000
McLean and
Victor Lowe,
improvement bonds.
trustee.
of
the
for
$150,000 4% water revenue bonds.
Emmetsberg, la.
be
will
12
bonds.
will
revenue
interest
bids
March
receive sealed
(EST) on March
purchase of $9,470,000
Clerk,
electric
sealed
until
purchase
bids until 2 p.m.
20
that
nounces
received
Key West, Fla.
Bond Oiiering
City
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1282)
G. Wool-
laeott, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
IVolume
183
Number
5515
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1283)
[arch
14
for
the
purchase of
5100,000 municipal building bonds.
)ated April 1, 1956. Due on April
from
1957
to
1966
2.20s, at 100.22,
First
ton.
National
-inclusive,
Bank
of
Bos¬
Bond
$300,000
notes
r
.Worcester,
.
1.62% discount.
County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.
at
:'
St.
sealed
|(EST)
bids
until
Ann
183,
—v.
to
21, 1956. Due Nov. 2, 1956.
the
notes
Bank,
of
Lynn,
liscount.
at
(EST)
chase
Housing Authorities
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Offering —The
issuing Authorities will
ceive
sealed
[ousing
Boston,
[arch
bids
re¬
8
p.m.
15
for
the
Dec.
St.,
;
on
h/
purchase
March 19 for the
$305,000 bonds, as
of
pur¬
fol¬
general obligation sew¬
disposal
bonds.
Dated
age
theState
at
1, 1955. Due
Nov.
on
1
1956 to/1981 inclusive,
-from
Interest M-N.
:V;h
.
200,000 water supply and sewage
;
disposal system improvement
and refunding revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, .1956.
Due on
>375,000 State-Aided Projects for
Slderly Persons notes, as follows:
.
520,000
Beverly Authority notes.
Due July 24, 1956.
15,000 Maiden Authority notes-
Jan.
1
1959
from
to
in¬
1992
.
clusive. Interest J-J.
Due
Principal
July 24, 1956.
215,000 Stone ham
.
payable
at a bank or trust company to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Authority
notes. Due Jan. 22, 1957.
15,000 Waltham Authority notesDue July 24, 1956.
110,000
Worcester
notes.
-
Due
Detroit.
Authority
July 24, 1956.
Grand
/
1956.
Legality approved bv
lopes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
tugg, of Boston.
Note
Offering—George D. Adler,
Tty Treasurer, will receive sealed
)ids
until
[arch
7:30
for
15
>500,000
on
Dated March
15, 1956.
notes.
L956.' Due
(EST)
purchase
15,
p.m.
the
Nov.
of
Quincy, Mass.
Note
Offering
A.
[coney, Jr., City Treasurer and
Collector, will receive sealed bids
intil
11
for the
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of $500,000 notes.
March
Jated
March 13
on
14, 1956.
Oct.
Due
|19, 1956.
Stoughton, Mass.
Note
Offering
—
Clerk, will
receive
(EST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $2,-
water
000,000
1
from
bonds
revenue
Dated March 1,
at
bank
a
trust
or
designated by the purchaser. Le-^
by" Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit
gality
approved
Eureka
and
Township
School District (P. O. Greenville)
Michigan
Note Sale—The $97,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered March 6
183, p. 1160—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., oi
Detroit, at 3.395% interest, plus a
premium of $181.25.
of
March
$400,000
20,
notes.
1956.
Due
J.
<
Dated
Nov.
20,
11956.
<*-
•
1
.
'
.
(EST)
District,
Mich
Swansea, Mass.
i
Sale—The $450,000 school
jroject
bonds offered
|v. i83,
iGoldman,
Sachs
iRockland-Atlas
[jointly,
&
Co.,
and
National
2%s,
as
|100.18,
March
1—
1044—were awarded to
p.
at
the
Bank,
price
a
of
basis of about 2.72%.
a
*
March 15 for the
on
1958
able
at
bank
a
[bonds offered March 8—v. 183,
1160—were
awarded
the
to
p.
Mid¬
dlesex
County National Bank of
Everett,
as
2.80s, at
1C0.32, a
|basis of about 2.75%J
Wellesley, Mass.
Bond
Offering
—
Arthur
[Wells, Town Treasurer, will
Iceive
K.
re-
sealed bids at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
(Street, Boston,
Ion
March
13
Eoston,
until 11
for the
45
a.m. (EST)
purchase of
school project bonds.
iDated April 1, 1956. Due on April
from
1957
to
1974
inclusive.
[Principal and interest payable at
[the First National Bank, of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
jThorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
|Boston.
Weymouth, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$480,000 school
Ibonds offered March 6—v.
183, p.
11160—were
awarded
composed
of
R.
lEstabrook
&
Co.,
to
a
group
L.
Day & Co.,
and Dwinnell,
Harkness & Hill, all of Boston, as
inclusive
trust
or
pay¬
company
Schlager,
Principal and
by
Paddock
Duluth
Authority will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) on
March
20
for
the
purchase of
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Township Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Sodus), Mich.
Bond
Offering
District
Carl Steinke,
—
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
March 14 for the purchase of
$20,000
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
on May 1 from 1957 to
1955. Due
1966
inclusive/Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N) payable at
be designated by the
;o
ful
bank
a
success¬
bidder.
Legality approved by
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Miller, ■
Stone, of Detroit.
March
by
&
District
Secretary,
sealed
bids
will
7:30
until
re¬
p.m.
March 14 for the pur¬
$75,000 building bonds.
on
of
chase
Dated Jan.
1, 1956. Due
July 1
on
$150,000
Sewage Disposal Plant
Improvement No. 1 bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956.
1958
to
Traverse, City, Mich.
Bond
City
until
inclusive.
Principal
payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Independent Consolidated School
District No. 112 (P. O. Spring
Valley), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 5—v. 183,
p. 1044—were awarded to a group
composed of J. M. Dain & Co.
Offering —F.
Clerk,
will
A.
McCall,
receive
Hopwood,
Caldwell, Phillips
Co., and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
as
2.90s, at a price of par, a net
interest
sealed
highway
April 1, 1956.
fund
Due
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1970 in¬
company
successful
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
by
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
eral
5—v.
awarded
First
to
bonds
183,
a
group
gen¬
offered
1160
p.
—
were
composed of
of
Michigan Corp., Detroit,
Northern Trust
Co., C. J. Devine
& Co., both
Chicago, Braun,
Bosworth
&
C6„
Toledo,
and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Detroit, at a price of 100.09, a net
interest
cost
of
about
2.71%,
as
bonds:
$120,000
on
2%s, due
to
to 1975
to
Dec. 1 from 1956
inclusive;
$175,000
Dec. 1 from 1970
on
inclusive; and $345,000
2%s, due
School
Dec. 1 from 1976
on
disposal
-sewage
bonds;
Dec.
1
Dec.
$90,000
from
3%s,
1956
to
due
1
Dec.
1962
in¬
from
1963
to
1969
on
in¬
1
from
1970
to
1975
on
in¬
clusive: and $300,000 2%s, due
on
Dec. 1 from 1976 to 1984
tion, will receive sealed bids un
til 5 p.m. (EST) on March 19 for
the purchase of $360,000 building
bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1955. Due
on
MINNESOTA
Becker
Jo*nt
No.
and
13
Bond
dock &
by Miller, Canfield, Pad
Stone, of Detroit. (At the
Counties
O.
1
-
r
121 and
146
'
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The
$900,000 school
183, p.
Donds offered March 7—v.
1044—were
composed
Bank
awarded
of
the
to
a
First
group
National
St.
of
Paul, First National
of
Minneapolis, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,.
New York City, Baxter, Williams
&
Co., Cleveland, MannheimerEgan, Inc., Harold E. Wood & Co.,
and McCormick & Co., all of St.
Paul, at a price of par, a net in¬
Bank
terest cost of about
$435,000
2.93%,
fol¬
as
2.80s.
District
Clerk,
will
210,000
of
and
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
payable
at
a
banking institution designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
1
2.90s.
Due
April
on
1
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
255,000 3s. Due
1980 to
on
April 1 from
1986 inclusive.
;i,
,
MISSISSIPPI
Coahoma
Bond
County (P. O. Clarksdale), Miss.
Sale
The $150,000 road
bridge bonds offered March 3
and
183,
to
—
group
1044—were awarded
headed by Leland K.
Speed Co., of Jackson, as 2yss, at
a price of
100.01, a basis of about
2.12%.
a
p.
Harrison
1959
Separate School District (P. O.
Gulf port), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $245,000 school
building bonds offered March 6
awarded
were
to
a
group
to
the
to
First
Na¬
due
are
1976
serially from
inclusive.
County Supervisors Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Canton), Miss.
com¬
1964 inclusive.
to
Madison
Bond
Sale—The $40,000 hospi¬
building bonds offered March
tal
2
awarded
were
to
the
Bank
100.52.
The bonds
1957
due
are
serially from
1976.
to
inclusive.
1976
to
Moss
Bond
bonds
buck), Minn.
Offering—W. A. Peterson,
Bond
Superintendent
of
Schools,
will
March 27 for the pur¬
chase of $245,000 building bonds.
on
Sale—The
Bond
March
5—v.
awarded
to
$200,000 water
183,
p.,
City
Clerk,
1044—were
Egan,
Industrial
Due on March
1957 to 1973 inclusive.
1
1966
1
2.90s.
Due on March
from 1974 to 1975 inclusive.
for
13
to
2.80s.
$170,000
from
30,000
0.20%
March
additional
bear
March
from
interest
1,
1956
are
due
Offering
bids until
Inc., of St. Paul, as follows:
First
National
serially from
1976.
offered
Mannheimer
the
to
Okolona, Miss.
Bond
bonds
revenue
Separate
Memphis.
The bonds
1957 to
Robbinsdale, Minn.
works
Municipal
Sale—The $250,000 school
offered
March
7
were
awarded
Bank of
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
Point
School District, Miss.
.
will
1 p.m.
the
O. E. Shell,
receive sealed
(CST) on March
—
purchase
bonds.
of
Due
$100,000
from
1957
inclusive.
Tylertown, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
trial
183,
bonds
$115,000 indus¬
offered
March
6—v.
p. 1161—were awarded to the
First
National Bank of Memphis.
to
Watthall County (P. O.
1, 1957.
Tylertown), Miss.
S
Paul, Minn.
a
1
e
—
The
Bond
$4,200,000
—
were
awarded to
a
183,
p.
Sale—An
issue of
$30,000
building bonds was sold
Tylertown Bank, as 2s.
to
the
group
composed of the Equitable Secu¬
MISSOURI
rities Corp., Nashville, Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., San Francisco, Laidlaw
Afton School District, Mo.
&
Co., King, Quirk & Co., both of
York City, William Blair &
Co., Inc., Chicago, New York Hanseatic Corp., New York City, and
Blewer, Glynn & Co., St. Louis,
as 2.40s, as follows:
New
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
composed
Commerce
of
was
sold to
Stern
Trust
Bros.
$600,000
a
group
&
Co.,
Co., and Lucas,
Eisen &
Waeckerle, all of Kansas
City, at
a
price of 100.004,
a
'
of
Flora, and the Canton Exchange
Bank, Canton, jointly, as 23/4s, at
Pope County Independent School
District No. 61 (P. O. Star-
1044
1
County, Fernwood Rural
The bonds
bonds offered March 7—v.
on
April
on
85,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bond
receive
Due
from 1958 to 1973 inclusive.
1957
land, Juran & Moody, Inc., of St.
Paul, and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis, a'S follows:
$35,000 3.30s. Due an J>b. 1 from
St.
$340,000 building bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on March 1
the
Minne¬
of
posed of Kalman & Co., of Min¬
neapolis, Prescott & Co., of Cleve¬
Audubon),
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
March
14
for
the
purchase
cipal
ap
Tail
Offering—Duane Henrik-
from 1959 to
proved
Otter
(P.
sive.
A-O.* Legality
Co.,
London, Minn.
awarded
were
of
Minnesota
son,
v.
Sale—The
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
April 1 from 1956 to 1972 inclu
Interest
Feb.
on
1970 inclusive.
tional Bank of Memphis.
Bonds
Mich
Offering—Lucretia Wood,
Secretary of the Board of Educa
—
$120,000 sewer
and water improvement bonds of¬
fered March 1—v. 183, p. 1044—
inclusive.
Bond
$33,000 drain¬
apolis.
on
clusive; $160,000 2%s, due
-
an
183, p. 1044—were awarded to the
plant
clusive; $150,000 23/4s, due
March
District,
to
Wabasha, Winona and Olmsted
Counties Joint Independent Con¬
solidated School Districts Nos.
1984 inclusive.
700,000
Trust
Mancelona
1
'
bonds offered March 5
age
Allison-Williams
Dec. 1 from 1963
on
1969
2V2s, due
...
Sale—The
inclusive**; ' $160,000
1962
carry
Minnesota
Bond
1965
water
3V2S. dues
p.m
Co., Kalamazoo
Legality approved by Miller, Can
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit
Due
1965
Feb.
on
1964 inclusive.
-
Bond
$1,500,000
obligation
March
will'
County (P. O. Elbow Lake),
New
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Principal and interest (J-J!
payable at the American National
&
rate
above
of $5.00 from Aug.
coupon
Grant
1956.
Bank
to
2.70s.
from
—v.
2.93%.
the
to
issue
entire
extra
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at a bank or trust
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
dated
about
of
clusive.
Westwood Water District
Due on July 1 from
are
cost
addition
In
1, 1956 to Feb. 1, 1957.
1965 inclusive.
bonds
60,000
Due
1957
&
vehicle,
bonds.
The
21/2s.
from
Bank, Al¬
Dated
$44,000 Lakewood Water District
bonds. Due on July 1 from
121,000
National
bonds.
on
Mareh 14- for the pur
chase of
$65,000 special assess
ment bonds, as follows:
; i'
to
1977
and interest
motor
on
1956
Jan. 1 from
the
1720
4
on
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
19 for the purchase of
$295,000
Michigan
Offering—Joseph A. Paribids
$150,000
lison-Williams Co., Piper, Jaffray
Drive, Kalamazoo),
sealed
(EST)
Due
Northwestern
interest
and
(J-J) payable
at the Bank of Stephenson.
si, Jr., Township Clerk, will re
ceive
of
cipal
to
Bond
on
from 1956 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
Stone,
Township (P. O.
(CST)
purchase
p.m.
the
2.60%,
Fillmore and Mower Counties Joint
Bond Offering—Herbert W. Co¬
troit.
Kalamazoo
for
22
Inc., both of
price of par,
a
follows:
as
—
1:30
v.
—
Plainview), Minn.
Bond Offering
Lyle Greeley,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until
6
lows:
Stephenson Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Menominee), Mich.
$800,000
approved
Paddock
1957.
March
net interest cost of about
a
Elbow Lake, Minn.
bids
$210,000 drain¬
offered
183, p. 824—were awarded to the
American
National
Bank,
and
April
12,
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City..
follows:
field,
Dated
April
on
bonds
age
St.
the
Due
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The
Mannheimer-Egan,
Paul, jointly, at
Housing and RedevelopAuthority, Minn.
ment
1956.
Traverse County (P. O.
Wheaton),
109,
Sodus
Miller, Canof De
gality
Milk
|$440,000
11
approved
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
Riverview
Sale—The $735,uOO school
to- 1983
Principal and interest (J-D)
Tewksbury, Mass.
Bond
pur¬
chase of $3,475,000 building bonds
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on June
from
Mich.
basis of about 2.22%.
a
10,
dock &
Sch.
100.22,
Shaughnessy & Co., of
jointly,
as
214s,
at
$225,000 loan notes.
proved
Pointe
2,
(A-O) payable at a bank
trust company to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
to
Grcsae
1044—were awarded to
Stuart & Co., Inc., Chi¬
or
—v.
1
-Bond
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Frederick
p.
interest
pay¬
company
Offering—Franklin
D
IVanston, Town Treasurer, will re- '* Bond
lceive sealed bids until 4 p.m. Dougherty, District Secretary, wil
](EST) on March 13 for the pur¬ receive sealed bids until 8 p.m
chase
1974
to
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
No.
building bonds. Dated April
I, 1956. Due on April 1 from 1957
1956. Due on Aug
.1970 inclusive
1957
Greenville
Frederick
—
City
Charles),
D.
bonds
183,
Halsey,
v.
cago, and
St.
Paul,
Dist.
general obli¬
offered March 7—
that
(EST)
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
I
Northampton, Mass.
Rapids, Mich.
Bond Offering—R> Stanton Kil-
patrick,
F.
gation
2,000,000 water works bonds at
101.03, a basis of about 2.34%.
$400,000 water
and
revenue
000
rey,
v
-
R.
Sale—The
improvement
100.98, a basis of
at
about 2.34%.
Note Offering — Executive Di¬
rector
Marion Chinn announces
ceive
All of the notes are dated March
19,
,,
interest
and
O.
Sch.
utility
school
bonds
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
March 14 for the purchase of $22,-
*
$105,000
re¬
Board, 90 Tremont
until
noon ^ (EST)
on
of
lows:
Chairman
)f the
(P.
$2,200,000
Duluth, Minn.
Bond
District
1,0
.
lassachusetts
Note
will
gomery,
Village Clerk,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1.77%
&
Armada, Mich.
Offering — Martin Mont¬
Bond
to-the Manufacturers Central Na¬
tional
5
Detroit, and Braun, Bosworth
Co., of Toledo, jointly.
sold
was
March
1160—were awarded
of Michigan Corp.,
p.
First
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000
anticipation
offered
bonds
purposes
Township
Bond Offering—Laura
various
noon
Swampscott, Mass.
tax
Arborp Mich.
Bond Sale—The $275,000
of
"larch
3
St.
on March 21 for the pur¬
$500,000 notes.
Dated
chase
Co., of Detroit.
Charles
No.
MICHIGAN
Note Offering — Daniel M.
falsh, Jr., County Treasurer, will
receive
offered March 5—v. 183, p. 1160—
awarded to Kenower, Mac-
Arthur &
of
Hampden
*
Pleasant, Mich.
$65,000 special
sanitary sewer bonds
were
Bank
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Sale—The
assessment
National
loston.
\
Mount
County - (P. O. Wor-
Sale—The
Nov. 29, bids
on
rejected.)
were
offered March 61—'v7183, p. 1160—
were
awarded to the
Mechanics
Legality approved by Storey,
■,
previous offering
cester), Mass.
.
Note
^horndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
f
'
Worcester
h/incipal and interest payable at
the
basis of about
a
2.17%.
59
net
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2.73%,
about
of
cost
interest
1962 to
from
on March 1
1976 inclusive.
1967 to
from
on
Due
23/4s.
395,000
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pittstown), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬
Alexandria
1 from
March 1
1966 inclusive.
Due
2V2s.
105.000
Monday, March 12, 1956
.
183, p.
First National
ville,
im¬
March 6
awarded
composed of Harris
to
group
a
ville,
(P.
Home
ville.
Bond
Bank in Nash¬
and Third National
net interest cost
ville at 100.006, a
2.16%,
of about
4,440,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
1
Due on Feb.
2V4s.
2,550,000
1
inclusive.
1972
to
1970
from
Feb.
Due on
21'ss.
2,700,000
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
(P. O. Clayton),
St. Louis County
Offering
Bond
until
purchase
Bids will
—
March
Sch.
N.
Dist.,
J.
Bond
Offering—J.
Oliver
Gid¬
Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
until
bids
sealed
10
a.m.
March 20 for the pur¬
chase of $4,400,000 sanitary sew¬
(CST)
on
system
revenue
bonds.
April 1, 1956. Due on April
1959
to
1986
inclusive.
erage
Dated
from
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
to be
bank
a
trust company
or
City
Miller,
receive
sealed
will
Clerk,
1:30
until
(MST) on
March 28 for the purchase of $80,bids
p.m.
municipal fire station and fire
truck bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
000
Interest J-J.
Bond
cial
Sale—The
March
Seattle,
§87,000
as
No.
;
Spe¬
District bonds
183, p. 1045
Grande & Co.,
5—v.
awarded to
—were
;
$199,000
Improvement
offered
*
Falls, Mont.
follows:
878
5s,
as
at
100.02.
112,000 No. 887 bonds
as
4%s, at
100.01.
Vegas),
Nevada
Bond
Offering
Helen
—
Scott
Heed, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
(PST) on
March
13
for
the
purchase „of
§500,000 general obligation airport
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due
on April
1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
(A-O)
Principal and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's
interest
County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man
&
Howard
(formerly Per¬
shing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson),
of Denver.
Henderson, Nev.
Bond
eral
Sale —The
obligation
$108,000 gen¬
improve¬
water
ment bonds offered March 5
awarded
to
the
State,
as
3y>s, at
Bond
Offering—Elizabeth
sealed
of
Note
000
sold
Sale—An
1957
1976
to
of
$400,-
of
gality
approved
New York
by
bids
until
3
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
pur¬
con¬
Nov.
1,
May 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Town
Hall in Patchogue. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
York
&
Galloway,
of
District (P. O. South Ocean
(EST)
chase
on
March
until
3
p.m.
13 for the
pur¬
of
from
1956
to
1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Town Hall,
Patchogue.
Legality approved by Vandewa¬
ter, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway,
of
New
York
Cheektowaga
Board
1.88%
12,
1956.
dis¬
March
10
Union
of
Free
School
(P. O. Cheektowaga),
York
Nashua, N. H.
Sale—The
$300,000
of
offered March 6—v.
183, p. 1160—
were
awarded
to
the
Nashua
Trust
Co., at 2.05%
discount.
at
building
1,
1956.
bonds.
Due
on
New
on
of
Dated
March
1
Co.
York, Buffalo.
by
Reed,
the
to
Blair
&
Co.,
.Bond
Sale—The
1—v.
to
bonds
183,
the
$75,,000. im¬
March
100.03,
a
awarded
934—were
p.
First
National
Bank,
of
price
basis of about 2.78%.
at
a
I slip Union Free School District
No.
12
(P. O. Brentwood), N. Y.
of
183,
1161—were awarded to
Smith, Bar¬
p.
& Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Estabrook
Jackson
&
&
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Curtis; Bache & Co.;
&
Dominick,
Good-
body & Co.; Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
and Chas. King & Co., as 3.10s, at
100.22,
a
basis of about 3.08%.
Massena, N. Y.
Bond
bonds
p.
—
1161—were
White
as
Sale—The $210,000 sewer
offered March 8
v.
183,
&
awarded
to
R.
D.
Co., of New York City,
a basis of about
2.70s, at 100.30,
%
2.65%.
Bond
p.
Sale
—
offered
The
Offering—John
the
purchase of $136,000 building
Y.
City, at 1.67% interest, plus
premium of $115.
cell, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
of:
anticipation
tax
anticipation
tax
Due
Due
capital notes.
March 15, 1957.
March
15,
(P.
Bond
ing
Due
1956. Legality
Central School District
O. Kings Park), N.
Sale
The
—
Y.
$1,200,000
offered March 6
—v.
183, p. 1045—were awarded
to a group composed of Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, C. J. Devine &
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., and Bache
& Co., all of New York City, as 3s,
100.65, a basis of about 2.93%.
CAROLINA
North
Bond
(P. O. Shelby),
Sale
Carolina
The
$1,500,000
offered
March 6—v.
183, p. 1045—were
awarded to a group composed of
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
school
—
bonds
building
ston-Salem, Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., Chicago, First of Michigan
Corp., Detroit, Folger, Nolan-W.
B. Hibbs & Co., Washington, D. C.,
and J. C. Wheat & Co., of Rich¬
mond, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.48%, as fol¬
lows:
$400,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
1958 to
1965
1967
6
1C45—were awarded
—
to
v.
183,
Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., New York City,
to
inclusive.
1969
on
1970 to
on
June 1 from
1974 inclusive.
170,000 0.25s. Due
and 1976.
on
the
at
interest
Lorain
by
Dempsey; of
Legality approved
Sanders
Barberton
&
City School Dist., Ohio
S. McAnlis,
Offering—J.
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer
of
Board of
the
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on April 4 for
purchase of $2,000,000 school
April
Dated
bonds.
Due on June 1 and Dec. 1
Prin¬
1, 1956.
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
the District's legal depository,
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.,,.
Beaver, Ohio
l|
Offering—Russell Kuntz-
June 1, 1975
Clerk, will receive
Village
man,
bids until
sealed
March 22 for the
840.64
bonds.
1956. Due
water
March 15,
Dec. 15 from 1957 to
on
Dated
Principal
inclusive.
1976
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $21,-
assessment
special
works
and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Fiifct
National Bank of Waverly. Legal¬
terest
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
East
Bond
March
fered
of
of
Liverpool, Ohio
$124,140
Sale—The
assessment
cial
sewer
5—v.
spe¬
bonds
183,
p.
of¬
935—.
Co.,
price
awarded to McDonald &
Cleveland,
101.21,
a
as
2%s, at
a
basis of about 2.52%^
Fearing Local School District
(P. O. Whipple), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $84,000 build¬
ing
and
were
Co.,
7—v.
awarded
of
100.92,
a
bonds of¬
p. 1162—
to Fahey, Clark &
improvement
March
fered
Cleveland,
183,
as
3%s,
basis of about 3.41%.
Green Local School District
at
c"
(P. O,
Greenford), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $260,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 6—v. 183,
p. 1162 — were awarded to Mc¬
Donald & Co., of Cleveland.
Lake wood,
June 1 from
inclusive.
625,000 2V2s. Due
1979
1957 to
and
Principal
payable
(M-N)
were
Cleveland County
27
County Savings & Trust Co., Am¬
at
NORTH
1 from
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Bond
bonds
building
March
purchase of $555,000 build¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1955.
on
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New York City.
5
bids
sealed
on
at
notes.
Feb. 15, 1957.
on
153,000
Dated
notes.
March 15, 1957.
on
(EST)
noon
for the
construction
$3,825,000 bond anticipation notes.
Due on March 15, 1957.
r
610,000
Dde
receive
will
cation,
the
sale consisted
Village School
Ohio
Bond Offering—Grayce G. Pur-
Cleveland.
capi¬
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of New
255,000 2y4s. Due
$50,000 water
March
Exempted
District,
offered March 8
The
1972 in¬
OHIO
Amherst
herst.
anticipation notes
were awarded to
bond
Pes-
M.
chel, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CST) on March 19 for
50,000 2s. Due June 1, 1966.
Monroe, N. Y.
bonds
1,
April 1 from 1956 to
Principal and in¬
on
Rochester, N.
group composed of
ney
Jan.
Note Sale—The $5,338,000
a
Dak.
N.
Bond
Squire,
$3,895,000 con¬
struction bonds offered March 8—
a
dated
are
loway, of New York City.
York
DAKOTA
Wahpeton Special School District,
until
and
Dated
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Trust
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
v.
the
(A-O) payable at the Bank
Orchard
Park.
Legality ap¬
No.
offered
Traders
&
bonds
Smithtown
Hudson Falls, N. Y.
to
proved by Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
New
Western
of
Buffalo, and
awarded
were
Due
1985
bonds.
Due on March 1
clusive.
terest
Ma¬
Inc., New York City, jointly, as 3s,
at 100.51, a basis of about 2.96%.
of West¬
Legality
Hovt, Taylor
&
Washburn, of New York City.
approved
Y.
awarded
Trust
York,
(M-S) payable
the Marine Trust Co.
ern
rine
the
Education, will receive
cipal and interest
notes
1161—were
Clemens S.
—
President
from 1957 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
Note
Hilton, N.
8
750,000
Sale—The $350,000 sewer
bonds offered March 7—v. 183, p.
Dominick
City.
1956.
Bond
re¬
$340,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on August
1
i
Offering—Phillip A. Hatbids
Trust
at par.
of
temer, Town Supervisor, will
sealed
build¬
Centre
Rockville
of
Bank
Hudson Falls, as 2.80s,
Avenue, Patchogue), N. Y.
ceive
p.
1, 1956.
1957 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
in New York City.
Legality ap¬
Buffalo,
The
offered
provement
Brookhaven, Port Jefferson Sewer
Bond
bonds
New
City.
$26,000
at
Union Free Sch. Dist.
O. Rockville Centre),
Co., of Rockville Centre, as 2.20s,
Offering—Phillip A. Hattemer, Town Supervisor, will reMarch 13 for the
chase of $35,000 water system
(F-A)
March 8 — v.
1045—were awarded to the
ing
(P. O. Patchogue), N. Y.
facilities
reation
The $277,000 Im¬
—
Manufacturers
p.m.
Sale—The $185,000
Bond
of
183,
on
2
New York
City.
sealed
until
bids
Bond Sale
Co.,
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 13
for the purchase of $160,000 rec¬
provement District bonds offered
March
Rapids, N. C.
Offering—W.
bonds. Due from 1957 to
Orchard Park, N. Y.
tal
No. 21 (P.
Vandewater,
Galloway,
&
Boston,
Dec.
$105.
Galloway, of New York
Hempstead
Bond
struction
Kava-
City.
pay¬
Brookhaven, Eadt Hills Water Dist.
(EST)
A.
Dated
Heckler &
on Feb.
inclusive.
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST)
March
15
for
the purchase
Due
5,000.000 to The Hanover Bank,
New York City, at 1.70% in¬
terest,
plus
a
premium of
1956
payable at the United States Trust
Co., New York City^ Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
p.m.
Lincoln-Rochester
the
at
Bond
NORTH
mium of $285.
light
Jan.
March 15 for the pur¬
$271,000 public parking
Feb. 1,
1956. Due
on
of
Trust Company, of Rochester. Le¬
Wenerowicz,
the
to
count.
issue
1161—were awarded as
p.
$13,860,000 to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, of New York City,
at 1.80% interest, plus a pre¬
payable
sive. Principal and interest
1, 1956. Due
Bond Offering
H.
183,
pur¬
Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
on
pur¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
(EST)
bonds.
K.
2
sealed
chase
re¬
anticipation notes was
Merchants National
tax
Bank
until
14 for the
New
N.
sue
York
$18,860,000 Is¬
CXVI notes offered March 7—
at
the
National Bank,
Brook
ceive
$435,000 building bonds.
Feb.
from
1
bids
March
on
Dated
HAMPSHIRE
Keene,
(J-J)
Meadow
Road
Crawford, District Clerk, will
Dist. No.
NEW
City Housing Authority,
Sale—The
Note
Principal and
inclusive.
interest
South,
Rochester), N. Y.
were
par.
on
1980
to
terest
County (P. O. Las
B.
D.
naugh, Village Treasurer, will re¬
Winston
1150
1995
Clark
Dist.
Brighton and Pittsford Union F fee
School District No. 1 (P.O.
1955. Due
NEVADA
York
New
2.94%.
ceive
bonds
Freeport, N. Y.
Offering—Leonard
Offering—Jos.
Sykes, Heckler
Great
City. Legality approved
about 2.95%.
chase
Glasgow, Mont.
Offering—Martin
Bond
New York
Roanoke
follows:
p.
(EST)
►'
~Jl •'
'
Bank,
Exchange
and Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York City, jointly,
at 3s, at 100.68, a basis of about
ceive
MONTANA
'*
the
at
Corn
Freeport, or at the Chase Manhat¬
1161—were awarded to tan Bank, New York City. Legal¬
a group composed of Kidder, Peaity
approved
by
Vandewater,
body & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., Rand & New York City.
Co., and Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Great Neck Plaza, N. Y.
Inc., as 3s, at 100.50, a basis of
Bond
183,
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
1956
19,
Nov.
1966 inclusive.
1958 to
New
March 15 for the
chase
of
$375,000 electric
system funding bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1
bidder.
&
purchase of $15,490,000 series
Dated April 9, 1956.
Chemical
building bonds offered March 8—
v.
$25,000 6s. Due April 1, 1957.
225,000 2s. Due on April 1 from
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
CXVII notes.
2.97%,;
follows:
Mitchell, of New York City.
(EST)
(P. O. Plattsburg), N. Y.
Bond
Sale —The
$1,849,000
Springfield, Mo.
eon,
Central Sch.
Altona
net interest cost of about
as
March
Smith, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
Chazy
Beekmantown-Plattsburg,
a
from
Bond
YORK
NEW
Authority,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Marcn 14 for
v.
River, jointly, as 2.95s, at 100.19,
basis of about 2.92%.
and
a
York City Housing
New York
New
town.
a
No.
100.15,
3s,
as
Co., Evans Mills. Legality
approved
by
Scanlon,
Wright,
Willmott & Aylward, of Water-
934—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., New York City, and
the First National Bank of Toms
general
$10,725,000
of
at a price of
basis of about 2.98%.
City,
Point, and the American Trust
Co., Charlotte, at a price of par,
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
p.
obligation unlimited tax bonds.
York
—
acquisition bonds offered March 6
—v.
183, p. 1162—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of R. S.
Dickson & Co., of Charlotte, High
Point Savings & Trust Co., High
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
at the Northern New York
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
be
Tilney
Payable
on
of
able
ing bonds offered March 6—v. 183,
the
for
28
and
March 29 for the pur¬
$25,000
water
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on July
1
from
1957
to
1969 inclusive.
(EST)
Missouri
received
Red¬
1045—were awarded
Roose¬
& Co.,
& Co., all of New
p.
composed of
Cross, Ira Haupt
group
&
Trust
River
Toms
Bond
183,
a
velt
the
chase
& Wood, of New
Delafield
City.
to
mond, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
Legality approved by Haw¬
York
1—v.
Note
Bond Offering—Charles P.
public
improvement bonds offered March
of New
Mills, N. Y.
Evans
Toms
River.
inclusive.
1964
to
of
National
kins,
1
Due on Feb.
1962
from
follows:
as
2V2s.
§2,460,000
Bank
First
(F-A)
kins, Delafield & Wood,
York City.
Na¬ Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
tional Bank, both of Chicago, First cation,
will receive sealed bids
National City Bank, of New York, until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 26
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc., for the purchase of $1,430,000
Boatmen's National Bank, of St. building
bonds.
Dated Oct.
1,
Louis, First National Bank, of 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
Portland, J. C. Bradford & Co., to 1978 inclusive. Principal and
Laidlaw & Co., Roosevelt & Cross, interest
(A-O)
payable at the
1957
from
Principal and
payable at the
National Bank, of Ellen¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
interest
Bayville), N. J.
Offering — Jesse Foster,
1
Feb.
on
1,
inclusive.
1961
to
High
Savings Bank, First
&
Trust
Due
Feb.
dated
are
Sale—The $289,000
Bond
Ellen¬
price of 100.58,
a
Monticello, N. Y.
the
to
Savings4 Bank,
bonds
1956.
Sch. Dist.
O. Forest Hills Parkway,
Regional
awarded
were
2V2s, at
as
The
basis of
a
1
basis of about 2.30%.
a
Riegels-
2.74%.
Central
provement bonds offered
—v.
183, p. 1044—were
of
Bank
2%s, at 100.09,
as
Mo.
St. Louis,
Sale—The $12,150,000
March
High Point, N. C.
The $250,000 land
Sale
Bond
2.76%.
offered
bonds
Year
Ellenville
offered
bonds
Fiscal
of
March 7 — v.
1045—were awarded to the
ing
about
Bond
Change
Bond Sale—The $40,000
I
§100,000 3s. Due on March
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
of
.
2.80s, at 100.18, a basis of about
as
Ellenville, N. Y.
JERSEY
NEW
as
follows:
1
.
(1284)
60
Bond
Ohio
Sale—The $350,000 sewer
construction
improvement
183, p.
awarded to Raffensand
bonds offered March 2—v.
1C46—were
perger,
Hughes & Co., of Indian-
Volume
apolis,
Number 5515
183-
2y2S, at
as
.
Little
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
terest
price of 101.27,
a
basis of about 2.38%.
a
.
;'
" ■
(A-O)
Ohio
ing
and
improvement
March
bonds
Bond
Williamsfield), Ohio
Sale—The $70,000 build¬
183, p. 935—
were awarded to
Fahey, Clark &
Co.,
of Cleveland,
as
3%s, at
101.92, a basis of about 3.31%.
approved
McCulloch, Shuler
water
bonds offered March 6—v.
1046—were
composed
awarded
to
183,
a
1957 to
Authority (P.O.
Bethlehem), Pa.
p.
Bond
Oct.
1
from
1965
the
Center, Ohio
water
the
of
purchase
works
dale,
improvement bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1955. Due on Dec.
15
from
1957
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the Farmers
and
approved by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Colum¬
;
.
.
.
_
'
,
,
Sale—The $32,575
special
improvement
bonds offered March 7
v. 183,
p. 1162 — were awarded to Mc¬
assessment
sewer
—
Donald &
at
Co., of Cleveland, as 3s,
basis of about 2.92%.
100.43,
Co.,
water
1958
to
will
water
works
improvement
1968
Bond
extension
Montgomery County (P. O. Day¬
ton), Ohio
Bond Offering — Fran Hanson,
Co.,
Inc.,
Cowen,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
bids
until
7
Commissioners, will receive sealed
(CST) on March 16 for the
purchase
of
$20,000
building
bids
bonds.
Clerk
of
until
of
Board
the
County
on April
of $600,000
real estate appraisal bonds. Dated
March 15, 1956. Due on June 15
for
11
(EST)
noon
the
purchase
clusive.
(J-D)
No. 37
(P. O. Box 606, Corvallis),
County
the
Legality I
office.
ap¬
& Wil¬
by Peck, Shaffer
liams, of Cincinnati.
Peebles Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
building
were
$127,000 school
March
offered
bonds
3
awarded to the Bank of Rus-
sellville, as 3V2s, at a price of
101.51, a basis of about 3.34%.
bonds
The
dated
April 1,
semi-annually
are
mature
and
U956
1, 1957 to April 1, 1980
inclusive. Interest A-O.
from April
Tallmadge, Ohio
J.
Offering —A.
Bond
the
for
bonds,
Due
bonds.
$126,440
:
-
?
Dec.
on
1
from
1986 inclusive.
1957 to
bonds
are
/
.
dated March 1,
Legality ap¬
&
until
Ohio
for the
bonds.
Due
on
(EST)
Bond
sealed
on
on
the
purchase
of
inclusive. Prin¬
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
will
for
13
the
receive
(EST)
on
purchase
of
$143,000 general obligation bonds.
Elizabeth, Pa.
Offering—Harry T. Duke,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
March 14 for the purchase of
000
Philadelphia
$36,-
Bond Sale—The $2,800,000
bonds offered
183,
v.
school
March
1—
935—were awarded to
of Drexel &
p.
composed
group
Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., De Haven
& Townsend, Crouter & Bodine,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Hallowell,
Sulzberger & Co., Cunningham,
Schmertz
& Co., Bioren & Co.,
Brooke
&
Co., and Woodcock,
Hess & Co., at a price of 98.40, a
as
cost
interest
net
of about
3.15%,
follows:
1957
will
receive
sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on March
20 for the purchase of
$1,167,000
preliminary
loan
notes.
Dated
April 10, 1956. Due on April 12.
1957. Legality approved by Saul.
Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phila¬
delphia.
and
Bond
Oregon
Offering—Stanley R. Al-
interest
lyn, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
12
Bank,
Ohio
'
Offering —C.
H. Morton,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
3ids until noon (EST) on March
purchase of $20,000 fire
bonds. Dated April 1,
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
24 for the
apparatus
the
for
3V2%
(PST) on March
purchase of $25,000
emergency,
July
1957
from
series S bonds.
Due on July
1, 1956.
to
1961
1964
2%s.
Wallowa County
No.
11
School District
(P. O. Imnaha), Ore.
Bond Offerings-Inez M.
from
1965
to
2%s.
165,000
1967
Due
April
on
school
1956,
District Clerk, will
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on March
22 for the purchaseof $12,500 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1956.
Due
on
Sept.
1
Joint
School
inclusive.
on
April
1,
1968 and 1969.
1,345,000
3.20s. Due on April 1,
.1986.
.
placed
Penn
Co.
of
Government
for
agent
for
$2,200,series
privately
Mutual
Life
%
Co.,
bids
New
received
were
183,
v.
Smith
sold
composed
Root,
follows:
as
Port
Bond
York
1963.
eral
65,000 3V4S. Due on March 1 from
1966
130,000
from
155,000
from
135,000
from
to
inclusive.
Due on March
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
1
March
1
3%s.
Due on
awarded
Feb.
on
22—
1978
Due on
to
1980
p.
the
826
First
—
were
National
Allegany,
inclusive.
dated
March
1956. Principal and interest
1,
(M-S)
payable at the Trustee's office in
Pittsburgh. Legality approved by
Ruffin,
Perry
&
Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
Penn
as
31/4s, at
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
View,
kin, Patton & Co., and Chaplin &
Co., both of Pittsburgh, jointly,
as 3s, at
101.13, a basis of about
School District
Authority (P. O. Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale
The $5,250,000
school building revenue bonds of¬
—
at the
ceive
Graham
an¬
that tl»e Agency will re¬
sealed
(EST)
M.
bids
until
1
p.m.
March 20 for the
on
pur¬
chase of $609,000 preliminary loan
notes.
Dated April 10, 1956. Due
Oct. 5, 1956.
on
Legality approved
&
McGovern
Lane, of New York
City.
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Bushy Park Authority (P.
Moncks Corner), S. C.
O.
Bond Offering—Wm. McG. Mor¬
rison,
Chairman,
bids
until
will
receive
(EST)
noon
on
park
project revenue bonds.
Sep. 15, 1955. Due on Sep.
Dated
from
15
1960
View School
able at the
school
SOUTH
a
composed
group
of
Singer, Deane
&
Scribner;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Eastman,
Dillon & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Schaf¬
fer, Necker & Co.; A. E. Masten
& Company; Chaplin & Company;
Patton
Kelvey & Co.; and
& Co.; McSmith & Root,
follows:
will receive
tor
1957
to
Due on April 1
1976
County, Parker Indepen.
School District No. 1
bonds
are
Bond
Offering
dated
April
1,
State College, Pa.
(EST)
Offering—Robert
on
of
Y.
Ed¬
on
4
p.m.
April
1,
1956.
April 1 from 1957 to 1967
payable
Bank
until
$220,000 general obliga¬
Dated
of
Principal
at
State
and
Dated
of
1
1959
from
inclusive.
1976
to
Principal and interest payable at
the
office or*
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Dor-
at
Treasurer's
County
a
suitable
banking
Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
TENNESSEE
Kingsport, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The
National
College.
Legality
$600,000
sew¬
plant bonds offered
v.
183, p. 936—were
to
the
First
National
disposal
6
—
Bank of
Memphis.
Maryville, Tenn.
Sale—The $100,000
school
offered March 6—v.
183, p.
Osborn
Bond
bonds
936—were
awarded
to
J.
&
Co., of Knoxville, and
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., of
Wood
Atlanta, jointly.
interest
First
the
on
school
building bonds.
April 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
awarded
March 22 for the pur¬
bonds.
Clike-
$140,000
wards, Borough Manager, will re¬
bids
B.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
March
15
for
the
purchase
age
sealed
V.
—
District Clerk, will receive
man,
inclusive.
1956.
Bond
(P.O.
Parker), S. Dak.
.
1,000,000 3.35% bonds. Due April
1, 1986.
Due
until
bids
sealed
April 16 for the purchase of $33,000 swimming pool bonds.
sey,
$1,800,000 bonds.
tion
DAKOTA
Arlington, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—The City Audi¬
$2,800,-
bonds, series
revenue
sold to
was
chase
Carolina,
Legality approved by
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
Charleston.
i.
Bond Sale—An issue of
A,
pay¬
Citizens and Southern
National Bank of South
Authority,
Pennsylvania
000
inclusive.
1984
to
Principal and interest (M-S)
,
inclusive.
Township
or
Executive Di¬
—
Donald
nounces
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 6—v. 183,
p. 1163—were awarded to McJun-
ceive
are
'
1
,
Redevelopment Agency,
Note Offering
rector
March
1996.
bonds
t
Rhode Island
Sinkler,
Township
West
1
1,000,000 4Vss. Due on March 1,
The
f
Charleston.
The
March
,
Hanrahan, McLane, of New York City
Providence
000
$55,000 gen¬
bonds
offered
183,
to
Bank of Port
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
33/4s.
fiscal
Donovan,
Govern &
no
The
—
v.
—
from
1969 inclusive.
3V2S.
is
Resources
ISLAND
-V
v
sealed
obligation
March 5
as
to
Water
RHODE
.
City.
Allegany, Pa.
Sale
McJunkin,
$40,000 3s. Due on March 1, 1962
1964
the
Rico
Mar. 16 for the purchase of $900,-
Sale—An issue of $1,600,-
&
Development
Puerto
"
.
with
1163.
p.
(P. O. Uniontown), Pa.
group
months
Insurance
These 'are the bonds for which
Ross-West
of Singer,
Deane & Scribner, Allen & Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Cun¬
ningham, Schmertz & Co., Walter
Stokes & Co., Reed, Lear & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Blair
& Co., Inc., Schmidt, Poole, Rob¬
erts & Parke, Thomas & Co., and
a
12
Authority.
Philadelphia, by Hemphill,
Noyes
2.86%.
.
Fayette County Municipal
Authority
the
31, 1956, were $22,870,519, compared with $18,709,879 in
the preceding 12 months.
Turner
North
for
ended Jan.
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
bonds,
revenue
was
the
1
555,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Burgwin,
Lovell,
Area
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
Ross
inclusive.
Due
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Bahk of Newport.
f
Phoenixville
100.10.
to
according to S. L. Descartes, Exe¬
of the Authority.
cutive Director
livan,
$505,000 2V2s. Due on April 1 from
230,000
revenues
idence. Legality approved by Sul¬
Authority, Pa.
Marple-Newton Jt. Sch. Authority
(P. O. Larchmont), Pa.
1967
Newport (P. O. Newport),
15
Redevelopment
Authority
general obligation bonds.
revenue
power
Industrial National Bank of Prov¬
on
75,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
Port of
1
1966
(PST)
purchaser and the City Council.
Legality approved
by Winfree,
Milford.
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
1956.
Myllen-
D.
cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office or at a
place mutually satisfactory to the
(J-D) payable at the Milford Na¬
Bond
for
20
bids
March
15 from 1957 to 1981
Vermilion,
March
to
beck, City Recorder, will receive
Dated
tional
Orfering—G.
Secretary,
;
In¬
Authority
in
January
amounted to $2,218,396 compared
with $1,757,274 in January, 195$,
the Director of Finance
Authority, Pa.
000 water revenue bonds was
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Portland.
Principal
inclusive.
I
L. Whittaker & Co.
Incorporated; and
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
tional Bank, of Portland.
Robert E.
purchase of $50,000 school
Dated
March
15, 1956.
Dec.
awarded to the United States Na¬
-
Electric
to
the
Bank
the
of
Continue
Newport, R. I.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., A.
Bond Offering — Louis P. VirWebster Dougherty & Co., Janney,
Dulles & Co., Inc., W. H. gadamo, City Comptroller, will
Newbold's Son &
Co., Aspden, receive sealed bids until noon
Robinson & Co., Hallowell, Sulz¬
(EST) on March 14 for the pur¬
berger & Co., Harrison & Co., chase of $250,000 sewerage treat¬
ment plant bonds. Dated March 1,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Schaffer,
Necker &
Co., Woodcock, Hess 1956. Due on March 1 from 1957
& Co., Suplee, Yeatman &
Co., to 1986 inclusive. Principal and
Walter Stokes & Co., and Robert interest payable at the office of
,
—
receive
will
noon
County School District
No. 29 (P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Sale
The $225,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
March
1—v.
183, p. 935—were
McCulloch,
Haveman, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation,
Multnomah
$275,000 water bonds. Due serially
J-D.
Offering
(M-S)
Portland.
from 1958 to 1981
Interest
Bond
payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved
by Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
cipal and interest
March
Terrace Park Local School District,
«
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
1966
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
-
obligation bonds.
Dated
1, 1956. Due on March 1
March
Due
inclusive.
; The
general
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
23,740 improvement bonds.
V
on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
1956.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
14
for
the
purchase of $15,000
improvement
water
$102,700
-.
of
purchase
follows:
as
Oregon
Offering — Leah Jenkins,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
—
Horack,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
27
OREGON
interest
and
members
Note Offering—Chairman Fran¬
cis J. Myers announces that the
&
Bond Sale—Edward N. Weaver,
a
County, Fairplay Sch. Dist.
at
payable
proved
1967 in¬
clusive.
Benton
Principal
Treasurer's
Due from 1958 to
1,
Co.
Borough
p.m.
1957 to 1962 in¬
and Dec. 15 from
Close & Kerner
Okla¬
Offering—Robert
sealed
Co.;
Incorporated;
Necker & Co.; Stokes
Co.; J. W. Sparks & Co.; Jenks,
Kirkland, Grubbs & Keir; Rambo,
Bond
receive
&
April
on
Coraopolis, Pa.
Oklahoma
will
Stearns
Bear,
inclusive.
Stephen. County Dependent School
District No. 49 (P. O. Duncan),
Bond
Inc.;
1
Resources
Co.,
&
City.
a
Brothers; Union
Corporation; Eastman,
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Fahnestock
Due
$40,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 7—v. 183,
p. 1163 — were awarded to the
homa
syndi¬
Schaffer,
Sale—The
Small-Milburn
&
Due
Sales
Revenues
April
on
syndi¬
cate: Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Estabrook
&
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co:,
Hornblower & Weeks, Reynolds &
W. H. Morton & Co.
receive
bonds.
the
3.30s.
of
inclusive.
Due
RICO
Water
Puerto Rico
Energy
The
Other
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Thomas
& Company; Arthurs,
Lestrange
& Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
Osage County Indep. School Dist.
No. 7 (P.O. Skiatook), Okla.
Mogadore, Ohio
Bond
from
Clerk,
from 1958 to
Legal¬
ity
bus.
Town
$55,000
pay¬
& Merchants
Bank, of Milford Center.
$250,000
Due
of
members
April 1 from
Rico
61
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
1986.
Butcher & Sherrerd; Elkins, Mor¬
ris & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
March 13 for the purchase of
inclusive.
1981
to
Dillon
Minco, Okla.
Offering—Frank Lauder¬
Bond
$40,000
2,350,000
of
cost
1970
to
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
Halsey,
Lehman
Securities
1967 inclusive.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
28 rfor
of
bonds.
by
interest
net
a
Other
cate:
the City Clerk un¬
(CST) on March 15 for
purchase
works
Bond Offering—,t>onny atillings,
headed
inclusive.
1966
1,100,000 3Vss.
about 2.81%.
be received by
til 8 p.m.
Milford
making
p.
Cushing, Okla.
in¬
1970
to
183,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
clusive.
syndicate
p.
& Co., Inc., New York, at
price of 100.04 for a combination
of 4s, 2%s, 2.60s, 2.65s and 2.85s,
1163—were awarded to Calvert &
1963 and 1964.'
540,000 2V2S. Due on April 1 and
1967
Stuart
Greenfield, of Oklahoma City.
Oct. 1,
March 8—
a
Sale—The
bonds offered March 6—v.
April 1 and
on
a
$8,000 build¬
ing and transportation equipment
Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
and Stranahan, Harris & Co., all
of Toledo, as follows:
183,
1961
to
600,000 3s. Due
1046—were awarded to
v.
Oklahoma
group
1962
April 1 from
on
675,000 23/4s. Due
$8,000,000 water
bonds offered
revenue
County Independent School
District No. 97 (P. O. Greenfield),
of
$160,000 2%s. Due
$525,000 3y2s. Due
Bethlehem
Blaine
revenue
Puerto
crease—
OKLAHOMA
works
PUERTO
awarded
follows:
as
PENNSYLVANIA
3.14%.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 second
6—v.
183, p. 1046—
to
a
syndicate
by Smith, Barney & Co.,
by
Winfree, 1&ew York City, at a price of 98.15,
&
Sayre, of t net interest cost of about 3.31%,
Legality
Corp., Cleveland,
3V4S, at 100.87, a basis of about
as
March
headed
First Cleveland
Mansfield, Ohio
•
were
County Treasurer's office!
Bond Sale—The
mortgage
fered
Portland.
ing bonds offered March 5—v. 183,
p.
1162 — were awarded to the
of¬
7—v.
the
at
Prin¬
(M-S) payable
cipal and interest
Wayne Local School District (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 build¬
fered
from 1957 to 1968 inclusive.
payable at the Erie
County United Bank of Vermilion.
Hocking Local. Sch. Dist.,
(1285)
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond
Electric
Offering
Power
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
bert
announces
Munson, of Philadelphia.
and
City
—
Chairman
Board
that
Council
Leon
the
will
of
Gil¬
Mayor
receive
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1286)
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
March
20
for the
$4,500,000 electric power revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Guaranty Trust Com¬
pany,
of New
York City, or the
Commerce Union Bank, of Nash¬
ville, or at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble &
chell, of New York City.
well,
Mit¬
Additional Offering—City Clerk
W.
Carr, Jr., announces that
M.
Mayor and City Council will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
the
(CST)
chase
sold
be
Co.,
as
First
of
Texas
Corp.,
fire station bonds. Due
July 1 from 1957 to 1978
220,000
Fort
Worth National Bank, and Burns,
on
Corbett &
inclusive.
cipal and interest payable at the
of
City Treasurer's office, or at the
Corn Exchange Bank,
about
cipal and interest payable at
a
bank in Austin, or at the
First National City Bank, New
York City.
issue
combined
as
though
they
constituted one single issue. Prin¬
Chemical
New
of
York
by
proved
City.
Legality
Pickard, Inc., at a price
100.0008, a net interest cost of
2.81%,
1,055,000 2%s.
•
City.
from
Savannah, Tenn.
Due
Due
inclusive.
City
on
March
until
22
for
bonds,
$1,570,00
10
receive
(CST)
the purchase
of
follows:
Each
works
water
and
sewer
issue
ment
bonds.
1955. Due on
to
1995
375,000
Dated
Sep.
land
acquisition
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
1957
to
Due
1971
$1,990,000 street
improvement bonds offered March
-v.
to
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
on
1,
Sep. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
airport
Bond Sale—The
improve¬
hill
a
183, p. 1046—were awarded
group
composed
of Halsey,
revenue
April
Benavides
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Cen¬
tral
Republic
Co.,
Rowles,
Company,
Milwaukee,
Winston
&
Your Dollars
on
1960 to 1974
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the
National
City
Bank,
York
American
at
or
National
Austin.
help
City,
.
m
,
about
3.73%,
a4
to
1960
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
935.000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961
to
1970 inclusive.
Calhoun County Independent Sch
District (P. O. Lavaca), Tex.
■
the
Bank,
Bond
Independent School
;
$1,200,000
building bonds offered March 1—
936—were awarded to
composed of Rauscher,
Co., of San Antonio, McClung & Knickerbocker, of Hous^v.
a
183,
p.
group
Pierce &
ton, First of Texas Corp., Dittmar
make
make possible the
AMERICAN+RED
----
CROSS
schoO
183,
826—were awarded to Aug
p.
offered
March
1—v
tin, Hart & Parvin, and Fridley
Hess & Frederking, jointly.
,
;
v
The
181,000
bonds
District, Tex.
Sale
Bond
Sale—The
house
is
dated
April 1,
Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
sys¬
Due
from
1
First
New
&
bonds.
inclusive.
terest
Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson
Stuart
&
tem
of
Inter¬
1956.
,
capitol
$2,500,000
1956
Principal and interest
payable at a bank in Austin,
at the First National City
Bank, NeW York City.
'•
;•
$1,250,000 electric light and power,
Amarillo, Tex.
lows:
1976 inclusive.-
cost
$265,000 3^s. Due
est J-J,
Williams,
a.m.
as
terest
follows:
or
will
Manager,
bids
1
Texas
Bond Offering—W. T.
Jr.,
March
Due
1957 to
on
Prin¬
& Co., and the Central Investmen
Company of Texas, all of San An¬
tonio,, at a price of par, a net in
improvement
July 1 from
bonds.
inclusive.
on
Interest J-J.
hospital
100,000
1
March
on
1976
to
Austin,
sealed
TKXAS
March 1
on
from 1977 to 1981
Bond Sale—The
March 20 for the pur¬
$2,875,000 bonds, as fol¬
1964
2.80s.
515,000
Jackson.
Due
from 1957 to 1963 inclusive.
of New York
$350,000 natural
gas system revenue bonds offered
March 5—v.
183, p. 1046—were
awarded to C. H. Little & Co., of
follows:
as
33/2s.
$420,000
ap¬
Marshall,
Caldwell,
Trimble & Mitchell,
on
of
will
bonds
The
(CST)
purchase of
Monday, March 12, 1956
...
J.
Corsicana, Texas
Bond Sale—The $1,215,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Feb
28—v. 183, p. 1046—were awarded
as
follows:
$604,000 bonds to group composec
of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen
ner &
Beane, White, Weld &
Volume
183*
Number 5515
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.;
.
Co., The First National Bank,
Dallas, Rowles, Winston &
Co., and Texas Bank & Trust
Co., of Dallas, at 100.009, a
net
interest
2.99%,
due
of
inclusive;
2.90s, due
1958
and
1
611,000 bonds
the
Dallas
Company,
from
Sale—The
Bank,
Paso,
Hudson, Stayart & Co., Inc.,
of Dallas,
•
County
X.v
- ■
(P.
O.
Bond Sale
bids
March
on
Fletcher Richard¬
—
County -Judge,
sealed
until
12
will
10
for
15
from
15, 1956.
1957
to
receive
a.m.
(CST)
purchase oi
the
$100,000 unlimited tax
Dated Feb.
the
at
a
2.86%,
from
1
inclusive.
Due
000
1,
1956.
1957
to
April
on
'
1966
inclusive.
223,000 3V4s. Due
1967 to 1974 inclusive.
The
1956
bonds
and
and
$50,000 tax bonds. Due
from
bonds.
revenue
15
Due
frpm, 1959
inclusive.^.
The
Jan.
on
15
Port
April
1,
as
bonds
_:-j
to
'
dated
are
Interest-J-Ji
proved by McCall,
Drowe, of Dallas.^
or
1986
-
1956.
Jan.
15
March
on
1
in
callable
are
No.
Treasurer's
Legality
proved
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
works
ap¬
Parkhurst
Jackson,
Bond
1973 in¬
1971
as
sewer
system
bonds' offered March 6
Bank,lT)allas.
ana
of
100.10, a
3.32%,
water
about
revenue
165,000
183.
v.
—
112,000
Houston
as
&
interest
follows:
Bond
April
on
Sale
—
1—v.
The
awarded
to
a
$550,000
gen¬
offered
the
Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
Nashville, Republic National
Bank, and Hudson, Stayart & Co.,
both of Dallas, at 100.02, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.59%, as fol¬
$250,000 2V4S.
from
260,000
Due
March
on
1
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
2%s.
from
40,000
Due
on
Bond
a
to
W.
of
Due
on
March
to
Due
1976
school
"♦
•
Local
Deb1
222, Finance
noon
group composed
&
Winston
general
Bated April
Principal
(A-O):- payable at
Merchants
im¬
1
and
of Rauscher,
&
Co., of Houston, MerDallas, and Shearson, Hammill & Co., of New York
City as follows:
antile Bank, of
1974
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1976
to
466,000 3s.
Due
on
1977
1982
Dawson, of
the
Tv&w
Feb.
on
1
Redevelopment
and
1
(£ST)
p.m.
on
March 20
$2,187,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes. Dated Apri"
10, 1956. Due onnOct. 5, 1956. Le¬
gality approved'bv Caldwell, Mar-,
City.
Bond
uilding
Sale
—
bonds
1,
nett,
The
offered
March
1
will
Clerk,
for the
27
1958
from
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
the
1956.
Toronto,
purchased
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
debentures,
of
tions. Due March 15, 1978.
$62,100
Ltd.,
Due
on
A|>ril 1 from 1958
nclnciy^Z-Trincipal and
An
—
improvement
sold
was
Sale
issue
of
debentures
to
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
4s, at a price of 99.07.
as
Dec.
on
from
1
1956
to
1975
inclusive. Interest J-D.
ONTARIO
Sale
sold
to J.
An
—
L.
the
of
issue
Canadian
101.37.
&
bonds,
as
a.m.
Co.,
4%s, at
as
revenue
Due
June
1961
to
Bridge
at
on May 1
inclusive.
1968
Sale
issue
An
—
New
bonds
are
dated
May
1,
Bank
in
Seattle
(Trustee)
the State's fiscal agency in
York
by
City.
Legality
Preston,
ap¬
Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
&
and
Joint School District
sold
was
to
a
composed
group
1
Interest F-A.
from
1957
to
Richmond
Debenture
1976
St.
Due
Jan.
1
Jan.
on
1976
from
1
from
inclusive.
Joseph-De-Sorel, Que.
$370,000
improvement
Gairdner
bonds
sold
was
to
&
Co., Ltd., as 3V2S, at
price of 94.84, a basis of about
4.07%. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
a
March 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
St.
Pierre-Aux-Liens, Quebec
$195,000
school building bonds was sold to
Gaston Laurent, Inc., at a
price
of 98.27,
a
net interest cost of
about 4.08%, as follows:
Bond Sale—An issue of
3V2S.
Due
1957
to
68,000 4s. Due
1967
to
March
on
1966
1
inclusive.
March
on
1976
Dated March
from
1
inclusive.
1, 1956. Interest M-S.
Sherbrooke, Quebec
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$2,724,-
p.m.
sold
Credit-Quebec, Inc., jointly,
to
3V2S, at
as
interest
No.
1
the District Clerk
(CST) on March 15
build¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1976
Inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
F.
bonds
Simard
&
price of 95.82,
a
cost
March
1
of
about
1,
from
1956.
1957 to
Co.,
a net
3.98%.
Due
on
1976 inclu¬
sive. Interest M-S.
Tadoussac, Quebec
Bond
Sale—An issue of
the
work
bonds
Corporation
Quebec, at
issue
J.
March
to
An
improvement
Dated
electricitv
Hill, Ont.
Sale
general
inclu¬
it
.
of
interest
$150,000 improvement debentures
a
$15,000
sold
was
de
Prets
price of 95.33,
a
de
net
follows:
sold
was
—
Gairdner
to
&
Co., and
the Royal Bank of Canada, joint¬
ly, as 4V2S, at. a price of 100.53.
Due
March 1 from 1957 to 1976'
on
cost
1957 to
Debenture
sold
was
Ltd.,
Sale
—
to
1957
to
issue
Canadian
Bank
inclusive.
1976
of
1968 to
issue of
3V2S.
Due
1957 to
701,000 4s. Due
1967
Royalty
TRUST B
An unusual
participation with
one
Write /or memo
sold
Garrett
2™
Company
—32 Years in Dallas—
120
FIDELITY
UNION
DL 91
LIFE
BLDG.
STerling 4751
follows:
as
on
March
1
DIVIDEND NOTICE
1966 inclusive.
on
March 1 from
inclusive.
1976
to
March
Dated
Tidefands
$1,304,-
was
Credit-Quebec, Inc., and Grenier.
& Co.. Inc., at a price of
97.04, a net interest cost of about
from
Interest
and Louisiana Tidelands.
composed
of
the
Canadienne
Nationale.
$603,000
1956.
1
In¬
group
4.21%,
1,
quire in 2,700,000 Acres of Texas
improvement bonds
a
March 1 from
of the Major Oil Companies in oil
and sulphur leases they may ac¬
Bond Sale—An
Banque
on
1976 inclusive.
March
a
Cote St. Luc, Que.
to
March 1 from
on
of
terest F-A.
000
1956.
1,
Interest
Dividend Notice
School Board,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
$185,000
E. L. Bruce
Company
of Directors has de¬
The Board
sold to Gaston
clared
a
Laurent,
Inc.,
and
DesJardins,
Couture, Inc., jointly, at a price
of 98.27, a net
interest cost of
37/2c
per
mon
about
stockholders
building bonds
4.06%,
was
follows:
as
$135,500 3V2S. Due
1957
49,500
1967
to
4s.
to
as
debentures
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
the
and
4.40%,
M-S.
An
improvement
about
1967 inclusive.
10,000 4s. Due
Dated
Thurlow, Ontario
of
$5,000 3V2S. Due
inclusive.
Grand-
Offering—Sealed bids will
for the purchase of $484,250
ing
of
the
Dominion
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd.; Anderson & Co., Ltd.; and
the Royal Bank
of Canada, as
4%s, at a price of 99.05. Due on
Laval-Des-Rapides
received by
8
inclusive.
to
M-S.
(P. O. 4650 North Port Wash¬
Bond
on
and
of
Ruel
Principal and interest (M-N)
proved
sold
was
000
$300,000 improvement debentures
Facility
payable at the Seattle-First Na¬
or
$255,-
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
on
Flamborough, Ontario
Debenture
bonds. Due
from
tional
V
of
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Interest J-J.
a
QUEBEC
Toll
The
issue
1966
of
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
follows:
terstate
1956.
of
Bank
from
(PST) on March
the purchase of $9,300,000
11:30
for
1,
1956 to
Due
4s.
from
Graham
Commerce, jointly,
price
Dec.
from
building bonds
to
1967
$192,000 improvement debentures
was
1
Clement, Guimont, Inc., and J.
Gendron, Inc., jointly, at a
$127,000
Debenture
Dated
Dec.
Sale—An
000 school
on
Tuxedo, Man.
until
Hedges,
Wisconsin
1,
$7,-
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Offering— D. H.
ington Road, Milawukee 9),
$375,000
April
including
Commerce, jointly, as 4!/2S, at
price of 101.66.
Due on Feb.
27
3.72%.
on
Riviere-du-Loup, Que.
Bond
$12,000,000
100,000 telephone system and $4,900,000 Power Commission obliga¬
$81,877
Wash.
bonds;r Dated
Due
1373
purchase
about
1965 inclusive.
Wood, Gundy & Co., of
Seattle.
until
for
as
59,000
headed by
Debenture
was
Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd.,
3V2S, at a price of 98.90, a basis
of
Manitoba (Province of)
Debenture Sale — A syndicate
3V2%
$25,000
bonds
sewer
sold to
1957
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson * &
Horowitz,
of
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$196,000 3s.
MANITOBA
receive
(PST)
purchase of
1976
Glendale, Riher Hills
by the^County Treas¬
until 10 a,m. (PST) on March
building
Rimouski, Quebec
Bond
price of 97.40, a net interest cost
of about 4.03%, as follows:
CANADA
Ben¬
$145,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
be
23
$2,500,000
New York City.
Feb. 1 from 1957
on
water works and
T.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
March
be received
Tex.
A.
Offering—Aleta
City
,
sealed
on
County, Qujliayute Valley
Angeles),
Due
to
sive.
WISCONSIN
Bond Offering—"Sealed bids will
Trust
a
was
Bond
School District'No. 402 (P. O.
Port
Guaranty
Ltd.,
Co., Ltd.,
price of 94.85,
inclusive.
1976
ap¬
East
Toppenish, Wash.
ville
Clallam
the
Co., New York City. Legality
Ltd., and
1956. Interest
Legality approved by Pres¬
"
WASHINGTON
Feb. 1 from
Independent School
District,
1971 inclusive.
March
shall, Trimble, Mitchell, of New
York
1, 1956.
to
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of
3V2S, at
as
the
to
Corp.,
&
basis of about 4.26%. Dated Feb.
Deseronto, Ontario
1971.
for the purchaser^
from
1985 inclusive.
Port Arthur
as
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
urer
1983 to
Portland,
of
4,650,000 Vancouver-Portland In¬
terstate Toll Bridge Facility
revenue
bonds.
Due May 1,
York City.
at
or
Feb.
Housing Authority, Va.
inclusive.
to
505,000 3V8S. Due
both
N.
Arlington Con¬
solidated Sch. Dist. No. 16 (P. O.
or at&the Irving Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approvedKby Wood, King
until
April 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
at the City Treasurer's
1956.
jointly,
on
1976
dated
are
Que.
$562,000
sold
was
Beaubien
G.
1955. Due
bonds
NaTJonal Bank, of $4,650,000 Vancouver-Portland In¬
Offering^— Chairman C.
Fred Magnus announces that the
Authority will rggeive sealed bids
Co., of Dallas, Rowles,
129,000 2%s. Due
.
1969 to
Dated
pur¬
on-^pril 1 from 1957
Roanoke
issue of $1,100bonds was sold
house
Co.,
Pierce,
Chas.
and
Beane
49,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
Note
Sale—An
Lynch,
Merrill
-
inclusive.
interest
1,
Independent School
The
$200,-
74,000 2%s. Due on March 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1
Richmond, until
March 21 for the
provement bonds.
1956.
on
$1,0.0(3^00
to
clusive.
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
E
Secretary of
—
feom
Due
1957
2,000,000 bridge bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
$77,000 2%s. Due on March 1 from
follows:
that£sealed bids will
on
chase
1
District, Tex.
to
(EST)
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
21/2S.
Midland
Pierce
Offering*
Building,
&
March
1973.
000
bonds
p.
Co., and Lyons &
Commission
bonds.
sewer
bonds
Securities
L.
63
Commission,
and
follows:
as
follows:
Hampton,
lows:
bonds,
1 from
inclusive.
Snohomish County,
In&, jointly, as 21/2s.
100.37, a basis oi
be received at
composed of
group
Bond
State
1047—were
p.
as
VIRGINIA
announces
bonds
183,
Vt.
ab<)ut 2.45$..
15
inclusive.
1985
obligation
March
183,
Hampton, Va.
Longview, Texas
eral
District,
price
a
April 15 from
Due
197J to
of
of
Bank
&
Tripp
ton,
school- bonds
.
1978 inclusive.
3V4S.
from
on
issue
composed of the
Commerce, of
group
a
2.38%.-
Hutton
.
net
cost of about
1964 to
to
Fenner
Legality
Vermpiit Securities, Inc
Brattleboro,- as 2.40s, at z
of
100.15, a basis o:
Shafto,
Co.,
$88,000 3!/2s. Due
School District
County
(P. O. Edmunds), Wash.
Sale—An
price
at
at
Jefferson
tne
obligation bonds offered March 6
—v.
183, p. 1048—were awarded
to Bramhall & Stein, of Seattle.
Co., of San Antonio, and Lovett
jointly,
School
awarded
re¬
a.m.
March 2Q*for the pur¬
on
$6,000,000
April
payable
(M-S)
of
Everett), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
Abercrombie
&
Commis¬
1041
—were
will
10:30
chase of $8,000,000 general obliga¬
tion
general obligation bonds was
M-S.
March 4—V.
&
936—were awarded to Russ &
p.
IS
Seattle,
of March
Sale—.The $280,000
jffered
until
Sch.
Dominion
a
(CST)
Seattle.
Texas
Sale—The $200,000
and
Port
Treasurer.
National
VERMONT
the
Lake
the
(5115,000 swimming pool bonds tc
office.
bids
,
office
Bond
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Brattleboro
Comptroller,
sealed
p.m.
Snohomish
1,
1970. Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable;.at The Mercantile
1970.
building
Offering—Virgil H. Hur-
City
office
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
sold
$132,00C
from 1961 to
BondJ^due
thereafter
the
000
refunding bonds was sold tc
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Sar.
Antonio. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
clusive.
will
7:30
County
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
4%
of
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the State
(P. O.
Townsend), Wash.,
cipal and interest
at
Boothman, of Dgllas.
callable
are
1
(A-O) payable
Port of Port Townsend
until
1957 To 1986 inclusive.
dated April 1,
maturing in 1971
thereafter
April
on
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Weter,
Roberts & Snefelman, of Seattle.
Secretary * of
are
those
of
less,
ceive
Pont-Viau
Bond Sale—An issue of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Bond
receive
sealed
bids
(PST) on March
Bond Sale—An issue of
$199,50C 16 for the purchase of $106,000
sewer
bonds was sold to
Henry,. general obligation bonds. Dated
Seay, Black & Cp., of Dallas, as March
15, 1956. Due on March 15
3V2S and 4 V2s," as "follows:
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
National
April 1 from
on
on
Dated
&
the
sion,
Winter,Sj JTexes
1 from
Due
cipal and interest
.
$182,000 3s. Due
1,
bonds.
San r":Bond Offering—F. W. Mcllroy,
of
■'
lows:
(PST)
purchase
a.m.
the
April
sold to the
was
Investment^ Corp.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$405,00C
refunding bonds was sold to
a
group composed of
Rauscher
Pierce & Co., Russ & Co., and
First of Texas Corp., all of San
Antonio, at a price of par, as fol¬
for
23
building
$800,-
Wilmer? Texas
Hidalgo County Road District
(P. O. Weslaco), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
March
approved by Lines, Spooner
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
payable
Sale—Anlissue of
building bonds
Muir
of¬
road
Trempler,
will receive
Treasurer,
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
Dec.
on
«Texas
Bond
pay¬
Austin.
Bond Offering—A. A.
County
$435,000
Independent School District,
^
Jan.
fice, Austin. Legality approved bj
Gibson,
Spence
&
Gibson,
o.
King County, Federal Way School
District No. 210 (P. O. Seattle),
Washington
at
149,ouu
Treasurer's
Dec.
on
2.80s.
■
inclusive
1966
State
Vidor
Feb
on
Dec. 1 from
on
1980.
read bonds
Due
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
about
inclusive.
1970
Antonio.
Kountze),
Texas
son,
1960
to
1,305,000
Fort
"Worth National
Bank, Fort Worth,
1961
:•
$1,170,000 city
El
*
to
800,000 3s. Due
group composed of the First
National Bank, of
Dallas, El Paso
Hardin
cost iof
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
sealed bids until 11
Pa^o, Tex.
a
and
Securities
price of 100.05,
$395,000 33/4s. Due
:
National
Union
to the State Board
hall and jail bonds offered
March
2—v. 183, p. 936—were awarded
to
awarded
of
follows:
1956
Bond
at a
interest
net
as
of Education.
El
composed
Corp., Chas. B. White & Co.,-
and
$486,000
March
on
1048—were
p.
group
gan
to
1978 inclusive.
a
Halsey,
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
& Co., Blair & ;Co., Inc., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., First of Michi ¬
about
March 1 from
1972 to
to
Stuart &
follows: $118,000 4s,
as
on
1971
cost
183,
—v.
of
(1287)
1966
Due
1971
Bated Feb. 1,
on
Feb. 1 from
Feb.
1
payable
March
March 31, 1956, to
on
of
record
as
19, 1956.
J. II. Worman
inclusive.
on
quarterly dividend of
share on the Com¬
of the Corporation,
Stock
from
inclusive.
1956. Interest F-A.
Sec.-Treas.
Memphis, Tenn., March 6, 1956
of
•
64
The Commercial and Financial
(1288)
«
the
READING
REPORTS
1955
or
Dividends of $2.00 per
the
on
Preferred
and
share
were
Common
paid
Stock.
This marks the 50th consecutive year
which dividends
were
paid
on
in
all classes
of stock.
million
eleven
dollars
More
than
spent
•
for road improvements and new
was
equipment.
During the
ordered for
New
4,350
year,
new
steel freight
cars were
equipment obligations of $5,550,000 were
but the total
Company debt
New industries located
produce annual
A copy
delivered
or
delivery in 1956 to meet future needs.
was
issued during 1955,
reduced.
along the Reading Lines during 1955
revenues
of
more
than
a
will
million dollars.
of the 1955 Report will be mailed on request.
President
1955
Revenues
from
Expenses
of
from
operation
Net payments
porate
READING
available
purposes
COMPANY,
6,882,154
2,476,732
$ 13,474,581
other
$ 14,881,581
5,532,374
for dividends and
1,407,000
$ 16,429,093
charges
charges
income
$
1,704,811
1,316,490
income
Income available for fixed
Net
$ 22,833,467
$ 15,112,603
for rent of equipment and facilities.
railway operating income....
Fixed
(79.14%);
$ 27,250,985
$ 10,433,571
revenues
Other
86,652,553
(77.22%):
Tax accruals
Net
$109,486,020
92,371,989
operation
Operating ratio
Net
•1954
$119,622,974
operation.
5,692,015
cor¬
$ 10,896,719
$
9,189,566
Reading Terminal, Philadelphia 7, Pa,
Chronicle
..
.
Monday, March 12, 1956
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