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MONDAY
Of".yERS ITY
OF
Michigan
ISSUE
MARAo
Tk *
19 57
kISTRArm
Financial
Reg
Volume
Number
185
New
5621
York
U. S. Pai. Office
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, March 18, 1957
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Akron, Canton &
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
to
Youngstown RR.—Earnings-
Month of January-rrevenue
operating
expenses.—..-.
.
.___
$502,709
45,985
368,551
certain
In This Issae
Net
railway
—V.
from
revenue
railway operations.
operating
income
Stock and Bond Quotations
Great
Southern
1957
1956
New York
.—
$1,576,229
1,254,683
$1,571,616
1,173,117
railway operations.......:.
$321,546
$398,499
179,588
187,016
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
expenses
;.
Stock Exchange
New York Stock
American
Net
Net
operating
railway
—V.
from
revenue
185,
income—
Boston
Detroit
'
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1956
$
Sales
and
Interest,
operating
dividends
Total
4,305.451
...
salaries, etc.—
Depreciation and amortization
Grots income from operations—___
Wags,
income
Net
Dividends
share
Per
cash
in
income
before
Net
income
after
Dividends
paid
and
Plant
in
cash
Long-term
$4.74
debt
Stockholders
___■i
end
at
of
:
of
year
.——
1956,
1955.—V.
in
and 5%
185,
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
SEC
stated.—V.
Stock Prices
Index of
Co.
of
Record Sales—
Stock
Declared
Dividends
Foreign
company's
Gross
with
ceding
increase of
report,
Wilson,
spite
of
stockpile
has
8%
embarked
virtually
already
and
a
a
all
new
during
and
Statement
Federal
Reserve
58
Banks
of
a
150,000-ton
18.5.
the
share.
from
per
share
Chairman,
12
of
Alcoa
to
past
again
company's
in
This
in
amount
smelting
is
aluminum,
program
operations.
Ga.
—
company
Alcoa
involving
Construction
is
plant at Point Comfort. Texas,
plant
and
related
facilities
near
working supital.—V.
for
operating
52
49
Net
Files With
Plans
calcining
install
to
with the SEC
(par $1) to be offered at $10
facilities
at
Bauxite,
Ark.,
.
14
March
Anniversary
G.
by
an¬
Russell,
W.
Year.
bauxite ore from the company's
increased supply of ore for the
nine domestic Cyanamid plants
at
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Cloquet, Minn.; Georgetown, s. C.; Hamilton,
Ohio;
Jolirt, 111.; Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mobile, Ala.; Plymouth, N. C.;
provide
N.
treat
an
sulfate
aluminum
of
Warners,
will
will
deposit,
manufacture
and
which
Calciner,
Quapaw
Incorporated
at
by
complete
shipping (he ore. The process was developed
Cyanamid's Research Division.—V. 185, p. 1037.
This
EXCHANGE
above
ings,
corporation
advances
thus
the
BOND
& SHARE
BROKERS
TELEPHONE
EMpire 34012
Direct private wire to
SAVARD & HART
W.
Zonne.
March
on
a
sales
Chairman,
and
Arthur
E.
Lame,],
President,
11.
$10,379,641, com¬
After all charges net
pared with $5,935,104 for the previous year.
income
for
1956 was $376,128, equal
to 73 cents per share on the
517,860 shares of common stock outstanding at Dec. 31, last.
This
represented a 42%
increase over 1955
earnings of $265,013, or 51
Net
cents
185 Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ont.
and
level
1955
Phillip
announced
sales
per
for
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
1956,
was
share.
report
stated
to
be
to
that sales for
of the year's
American Enka
Sales
of
for
1956
Corp.—Reports Decline in Earnings—
amounted
$71,251,062 established
in
to
$60,892,199,
1955.
Net
compared
income
with
YEAR
the
of $2,333,038 was
record
equal
1956
1957
$750,732
659,514
.—:
$741,221
640,140
3101,081
20,286
$.91,218
13,913
income..
Power Co.—Bids March
19—
(EST) on March
by this company up to 11 a.m.
received
from
Co.; and (2t
to make a cash capital contribution of
Appalachian.
Prior
to such contribution.
American
capital contribution to Kanawha of its open account
that company.
The common, stock equity of Kanawha
contributed
to
Appalachian will amount to
$3,179,398,
Any remaining proceeds will be added to
and
will
cost
of
applied
be
to
carry
is estimated
which
forward
Appalachian's treasury funds
construction program, the
its
$56,370,000 for 1957.—V.
at
Armstrong Cork Co.—Reports Lower
The
company
in
set
1955,
it
in
1956
185, p.
1038.
Earnings—
achieved sales in 1956 within 1% of the all-time high
disclosed in its annual statement sent to stock¬
was
holders.
Sales
after
$247,401,000
were
with
net
of
earnings
$13,320,000
provision for $13,700,000 of Federal income taxes. This compares
of $249,385,639. and earnings of $14,542,289 in 1955.
sales
of common stock, after deducting preferred
compared with $2.83 the previous year, based
number of shares outstanding, in both years.
Dividends paid on the common stock totalled $1.50 per share, the same
as
the year before.
\
C.
J.
Backstrand,
President, stated in the report that "Factors
on
the
share
for
lower level of earnings included a
the
sales, the high cost of starting new operations,
incurred in
preparing to
market greater output.
in
expense
closing
slight
and the
By the
of 1956 the costs of bringing these new facilities into
responsible
primarily
drop
per
totalled $2.56,
weighted average
months
production
were
being reduced."
$30,492,289
compared with
Earnings before taxes amounted to $27,020,380, down from
1955.
5.8%
Earnings
in
for
1956
were
5.4%
of
sales
as
1955.
1956 reached an all-time high
expenditures for capital additions
Capital expenditures of $19,997,000 in
in
the
11
to
company's
history.
These
than $120,000,000 the amount spent during the past
years.
Expenditures for new plant and equipment are expected
be substantially less in 1957 than they were in 1956.
bring
to
more
Working
L. J. FORGET & CO.
to
estimated
plus net income earned by Kanawha since January 1, 1957.
Appalachian proposes to use the additional funds for the repayment
of
outstanding bank notes,
amounting to approximately $26,000,000
to be
outstanding when the proceeds of the bond sale are received.
in
the fourth quarter accounted for
approximately 40%
total.
Sales for the final three
month
period of
1956 were $4,412,885
and earnings were $133,703
equal to 26 cents per share on the 517,860 shares of common stock
outstanding.
For the like period of 19o5. sales were $1,616,000 and
net income amounted to $87,634 or 17 cents per share.—V. 185. p. 1150.
The
a
dividends,
volume in 1956 that was 75%
experienced a substantial increase in earn¬
achieved
cars
to
Earnings
Electronics, Inc.—Sales Up—
American
MEMBERS
Power
make
with
S. J. BROOKS & COMPANY
OF
railway operations....
purchase
$5,000,000
will
and
the new operation will be an office and laboratory
facilities for mining, grinding, calcination,
in
to
addition
mine
box
it of $29,000,000 first mortgage bonds duo
1987.
They should be made at the office of American Gas & Electric
Service Co. p., 30 Church St., New York 8, N. Y.
This
company, it was announced on
March 12, has received SEC
authorization to issue and sell the aforementioned first mortgage bonds.
In
addition,
its parent, American Gas & Electric Co., has been
authorized
(1)
to make a capital contribution to Appalachian of all
of
the
500 authorized and
outstanding common shares of Kanawha
calcination plant are located about 20
miles
south
of
Little
Rock.
Cyanamid's other bauxite mines are
located in Adairsville, Ga., and Bei'ger, Ark.
STOCK
FIRST MONTH
J,
company's
all-steel
1150.
p.
the
for
Valley
were
General Manager of the com¬
pany's Industrial Chemicals Division.
Completion date for the facilitv
1-as been set for the latter part of 1957, which is the company's 50th
nounced
in
TORONTO
from
revenue
185,
Bids will be
19
40!.
183, p.
300
revenue..
railway operating
V.
magnetic separation, and
THE
by
operating expenses..
Cyanamid Co.—To Install Calciner—
American
The
713.
secured
Railway
1 filed a letter of notification
March
on
30.0CG shares of common stock
the authorization
to
$2,2.92,887.
Railway
share, through Johnson. Lane. Space A' Co., Atlanta and Savannah,
Ga.;
and J. H. Hilsman, Atlanta, Ga,
The proceeds are to be used
The
1955.
for
expansion
during
be
subject
are
Commission.
Commerce
to
98.52%.
certificates
52
per
August.
government
increased
tons.
output
demand
The
covering
I
year.
756,000
company's
the
is
issue
Salomon Bros. &
the certificates as 35»s:
for
the
Appalachian Electric
Co., Atlanta,
Art Metals
American
achieved
were
plants
to
and
sale of
and
Month of January—
...
Clearings-..
of 98.089%.
Baxter «s Co.,
and
:
RESULTS FOR
of Federal
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
bid
a
Participating In the offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Freeman & Co.; and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
of
Reserve Banks
an
pre¬
1956,
alumina
new
p.
the
During
$24.00
Board
aluminum
increasing
the
In
on
51
Statement
unsubscribed
20,942
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered
Interstate
The
cost
51
Member
the
of
13
Payable
of
Sold—The
Co.—Stock
98.629%
Issuance
System—
Condition
Combined
compared
as
$89,621,033,
stock.
shipments
$600,000,000
new,
on
at
that
high
the
steadily
a
Ind.—V.
per
Davis,
stoppage
primary
than
aspects
underway
Evansville,
work
of
of
on
V.
significant
peacetime
greater
1956.
was
Venture—
1038.
below.—V. 185, p.
Co.
following also bid
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
12%.
Arthur
negligible
production
anticipation
in
City Steel
of
Hutzler,
at
14.
stated that these favorable results
considered
reaching
nearly
by
nine-day
a
were
Alcoa's
In
$869,785,315
income in 1956
share of common
than
more
signed
President,
also
was
1956,
per
it was $87,600,808, or $4.18
stock equity in the company rose
an
The
in
to
Net
1955.
$4.24
March
year,
$27.01,
It
in
representing
common
W.
amounted
revenues
$848,745,207
amount
issued
report
annual
Granite
March 14
Rates
Exchange
Condition
High Level—During 1956, sales and earnings continued
at the record levels attained in 1955, according to the
capital
working
$1,830,000 of 3%% equipment trust certificates,
maturing annually April 1, 1958 to 1972 inclusive. The
certificates, scaled to yield from 3.625% to 3.85%, ac¬
cording to maturity, were awarded to the group on
37
Exchange....^, 37
—
Maintained
Earnings
—
year.
the years' end.—V. 184, p. 2730.
at
offered
& Investment News Cover
The Course of Bank
America
$39,584,253, up $5,490,331, or 16.1%, over
totaled $44,100,000 against $37,500,000
amounted to $22,000,000 at the close of
received
orders
$10,862,501
Ann Arbor
Net
Aluminum
on
—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on March 15
37
State and City Bond Offerings
1097.
p.
after
$2,511,931
record
a
on
a
37
Averages
Miscellaneous Features
1955.
180,
to
431,155 shares outstanding at
net income of $2,132,512 after
430,000 shares outstanding, at the close
to
capital stock were sold on March 6 through
Hallgarten & Co. and associates at $62.62% per share.
See also V. 185, p. 1150.
46
_
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
After Federal taxes of 334C,00C, net earn¬
ings were $793,163, equal to $3.37 per common share, and compared
with
net
income
of
$384,271,
or
$1.55
per
common
share,
after
Federal taxes of $366,853, in 1955.
Share earnings are after preferred dividend, requirements, the com¬
pany
17.8%
share
per
were
orders
Anaconda
47
Bond
Transactions American
corporation haci record net sales of C10.887.C47 for the year 1955,
with net sales of $7,362,112 for the previous year, according
to the annual report released
recently.
Net
income
before
taxes
for
last
year
amounted
to
$1,733,163.
for
Section.
Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and
The
$751,124
1956
Unfilled
to
shares
43
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
compared
against
year.
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—Joint
42
Stock
General Corporation
Allied Control Co., Inc.—Reports
17.8%
subsidiaries
its
and
compared to $17,500,000 at the same time last
assets in
1956
rcse
to $17,918,410,
while
See
1149.
p.
185,
41
30,300
31.900
„
in stock in
3%
corporation
this
increased
share
per
of
Current
161,914.782 165.631,862
200,000,000 200,000.000
30,500
29,400
Employees
*Also
Exchange
*$3.00
54,253.234
——
_
A
end
at
"$3.00
76.742,812
___
Exchange
$5.28
——
year
business.—V.
oi
40
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
$5.44
dividend
expenditures
equipment
capital
Working
stock
1956
volume
lower
a
compared
year,
for
ago.
increased
41
27,355,226
dividend
1956
to $5.83
while new
1956
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
stock
1956
highs last
for
$4.96
sales
year
a
38
1
assets
and
the
of
or
1955,
38
...
Canadian Stock
52,127,975
28,872,022
...
.
to
1955.
41
stock—
of common
Net
»
47.004,945
—
Exchange.
Stock
Coast
Montreal
167 871.7/1 152.484.127
50.391,869
45.993,543
6z,/oy,a91
96,481,835
$4.88
—
paid
3.398.935
632,513.022
,„.i
taxes,
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
673,242,984
receipts
other
and
receipts
operation
equivalent
end
of
38
Exchange
Stock
record
income
33
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$
—668,937,533 628,514,087
revenues
the
29
Stock Exchange
Pacific
1955
Net
taxes,
17
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—Highlights of Report—
.
of
sales
Income,
Net
Stock
Cincinnati
(Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock
817.
p.
costs
reached
Page
RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
with 1955
compared
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—Earnings Up
185, p. 817.
Alabama
outstanding,
shares
1,355,448
on
925.
p.
Net
share
a
$134,158
24,432
operating
$1.72
of $7,070,902, equal to $5.22 per share.
According to the report, the decline in earnings was proportionately
greater than the drop In sales because of the lime lag in adjusting
earnings
1956
1957
$502,771
395.901
$106,870
!_
Railway
Railway
MISCELLANEOUS
-
$46,306,189.
during the year 1956 from $52,291,822 to
shareholders'
equity
in
the
business
rose
$133,013,682.
Total assets at Dec. 31, 1956
capital decreased
The
from
$132,317,456
to
were
$160,174,766,
compared
with
$151,289,315
at
the
close
of
We
*
*
n
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1270)
to current liabilities was
the end of 1955. Inventories
were
$35,043.568 as compared with S33,219,676 in 1955.
Bool; value
ijl the common stock, rose from £23.39 to $24.41.
previous
compared
as
with
at
1
to
nounced
Materials Operations.
project includes a one-story building comprising 72,000 square
feet of floor space to substantially increase fabricating
facilities for
<3ushiontone and Temlok ceiling, tile.
The building is scheduled for
The
The
May
about
completion
ready
and
city
and
installation
p. 714.
Macon
world.—V.
the
expected to be
Peck said.
is
equipment
new
by late
Mr.
July,
by less than cne year completion or new
second board mill—that doubled production capa¬
a
the
made
in
15 and the
production
follows
facilites—including
l.-lants
for
project
new
of
one
fiberhoard i
largest
the
1957
1956
——
$38,337,883 $37,282,072
—»u,ov4,lb9
32,203,922
the
the
to
general
"
.
Net
165,
from
revenue
railway
operations--
railway
operating
income
——-
—
company
March
on
T
■'
that
announced
12
that
of
accrued
and
the
earlier
V.
to
of
the
purchase pursuant to
of
Holders
the
bonds
185,
the
C.
present
may
and
1956,
of
made in
Sold —Mention
Co. —Units
Aluminum
Altex
Arnold
transports
that
shares of 35-cent cumulative convertible pre¬
$4) and 130,000 shares of common stock
of 130,000
ferred stock (par
in units of one share of each class of stock at
$9 per unit through Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. and
associates. The offering was completed. Further details
Net
Net
EFFECT
GIVING
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Outstanding
preferred
convertible
cumulative
•
stock
par'value»
($4
stock
Common
Prior
l$l
Oct.
to
valueu
par
31,
authorized
the
1956,
130.000 shs.
200,000 shs.
*1,500,000 shs.
——
545,000 shs.
of
capitalization
the
consisted of 50 shares of common stock of no par value of which
were Issued and outstanding. As of Oct. 31, 1956. 157,743
r.hares of common stock, $1 par value,
were issued in exchange for
the
aforesaid eight shares of common stock of no par value. Also
f-.s
of Oct. 31, 19.56, the company issued 292,257 shares of common
r.tock, $1 par value, in exchange for all of the Issued and outstanding
ntock
of
eight corporations
which
tnen
became
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries of the company. All shares were issued on the basis of the
respective n«t worths of the corporations as of Oct. 31, 1956. The
eight corporations were organized at various times from 1946 to 1956
with
comparatively
small capitalizations.
The
1,500,000 shares of
authorized
common
stock include
162,500 shares reserved lor con¬
version of the preferred shares just recently offered.
UNDERWRITERS—The
which
units
have severally
they
agreed
purchase
to
the
and
underwriters,
the
of
names
number
as
follows:
are
Units
Units
fScott, Horner Ac
Howard,
52,000
Space
Lane.
Johnson,
Inc.
details,
Cq.._.
J.
7,500
V.
Securities
Furman
185,
G.
5,000
Co._._
:
Co., Inc.—
3,000
Month of January—
Ac
revenue
Railway
oper?.ting
V. 185,
:
railway operating income^
185,
at $8.75
PROCEEDS—The
will
to
go
two
193C.
It
foods tores
in
Atlanta
Yuma
net
East
$383,427
$349,203
—_
167,010
161,403
$216,417
72,098
818.
p.
Roacl
Class
B
com.
Net
*
Jii.133
$364,522
312,842
$24,504
$51,680
operations.
*
railway operating income——
Deficit.—V.
185,
.3.125
10,152
of
class
1956
M.
Railway
operating
expenses...—
—
Controls
Louisville
below,—V. 185,
;
Nashville
&
$2,396,394
$2,839,730
619.789
revenue from
railway operations
railway operating income
914,857
that
RR.- -See
com-
926.
p.
r
Dean
The
Uranium
De
of
having
as
tons
Paine,
of
of
De
Oro
ore.
The
in
but,.,
the
from
.
De
the
SEC
by
share
a
reserved
In
M.,
Floyd
and
by
the
uranium
mined
date
to
in
only mine
grades
described
bodies
ore
the
and
M.,
is
being
made
in Rio
De
the.
following
The
Rio
has
De
Oro
will
stock
Odium,
B.
Presi¬
the
Lake
Ambrosia
date in that area
The Ambrosia
to
Atomic
ore
Energy
reserves
sold
Hutton
number
Co.
of
of'snares
*
.
'y.u
•
.
Dec.
addition
to
Homestake
near
its
Partners,
United
Western
N.
Co.
Lester,
the
United
Atlas
Corp.'s
20,000
uranium
J.
45
other
sub-
acquired
and
50
at
cents
a
price
per
which,
snare.
De
Oro
Villiers,
was
who
basis,
* *
.
Shares-'
/
Ac
5.000
;..
15,000
Rodman
Co_
15.003
Saunders,
Co.,
Cc.__'
15.000
H.
15,000
Ac
Howard;
Inc
Poriesta
Ac
Co.
Ac
Co
Inc.
185,
Stirlihg.
Morris
Jack
Bass
7,500
—„
Corp.
01'
*
M.
Inc.
Ed.
818-
Murray"&
This
Dec.
31,
1956,
company.—V.
agreed
for
185.
include
Homestake
and
Rio
De
in
1955
the
and
is
headed
by
W.
Ac
Oro.
Co.,
manage
Baker Industries,
present -to
continue
as
2,000
the
$51,496,477 recorded
81,037.306.
Net
profit,,
share
of
As
sisting
low
after
last
Oct.. 1,
-cation
the
The
the
to
Ansonia
1956
sales
On
Rodney
183,
p.
2534.
|
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 60,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on March 12 by Bache & Co. at $35 per
dealer's concession of 85 cents per share. It
oversubscribed and books closed.—V. 185, p. 1150.
our
the
the
shoe
sales,
5,
this
capital
since
the
derived
the
chain
should
at
.
chain-store
sold
sold
from the. sale
chain
and
185,
Nov.
on
the
2.
series
1.
the
The
4'7
"B",
the
for
note
was
This
company
Notes
13
&
offering
rent
Co.,
price
market
immediately
supplied
The
43/4(<k
The
by
Inc.,
cf
prior
a
Lazara
shares
will
Fr?res
be
common
for
for
Ti
of
&
Co.
used
statement
to
tile
offering.
Unfienyriting ^terras
proceeds
from
"
*
to
the
privately
sell
convertible
sale
into
of
the
*-
:
wit!-»
notes
stock.
and
are
.to
and
numerous
184,
-•
318.
p.
•;
.
well
the
as.
'S500.OC0
101 mer
high
dividends
in
from
of
in
2.9
for
cents.
:
proportionately
a
stated.
report
principal
some
both
costs,
of
average
products
labor
and
-
larger
.
as
j
in¬
These "were:
without: comincreased
material;
com¬
:
.'
"
-
during
increase
an
of
with
expenditures.
,
the
the
company
the
report
Research
of
An
1955.
$52,322,290,
working
as
withdrawals
Greater
decline.
'•
•
^
,
the
largest
research
program
' Construction got
underway
on
a
Development Center at
service
and
Research
organized
"to
company."
Syracuse,
improvement
laboratories
Execqtive
was
'
,
liabilities
of. $118,232,105
for' the
valued
were
began
said.
development
technical
Chairman,
entire
and
product
in
reason
bring* them
to
They
.
current
$119,400,811
was
sales."
5.4'*.
and
balance
.a
said,
report
of
nearly
left
This
1.,
the
level
$170,554,395
were
to
1956.
rising
our
for
be
with
Committee,
encourage
Y., .where
N.
will
chemical
the
research
-
»
carried
products
Mr.
Com-
activities
.
„
1956
about
4he
to
$4,400,000
obtained
1957,
of
about
compay
will
and
obtain
leased
facilities
$13,600,000 in
Facilities
be
t
and
expanded
"
•
'
the extent
facilities.—V.
of
185,
about
cabi¬
»
j.
modernized
Depreciation
accruals are
$4,500,000 will be drawn
to
by
depreciation
with a value
refrigerated
and
arrangements.
For the remainder,
will
physical
vehicles
motor
$28,300,000.
$14,200,000.
by
working capital.
leasing
facilities
about
earnings.
from
its
financed
was
principally
under
physical
extent
expanded
company
program
$5,800,000,
provide
the
t^e
and
were
tained
the
The
to
expected
from re¬
about $9,600,000,
p.
607.
Boston & Maine
Month of
RR.—Earnings—
January—
revenue
Railway
be
operating
operating
1956
1957
-
.Railway
$7,309,422
:
$7,229,195
.6.252.923
expenses--^.
5.767.269
='■
*
$4,000,000
common
in
with
established.
the
of
of
price related to* the cur¬
New.-.York Stock Exchange
to
proposed
and
7
■
reasons.? the
1956
accruals,
ac¬
by Harriman
The 'initial
publi-j
t*e
notes
supplies
stock, to be offered
s^ck 'On
also
prices
compared
$23,800,000.
fixed
a
-i
electrical
hardware, heating and
as
builders'
result
not
three
history,
DuTing
made
working
headed
grouo
the
amendment.
company
registration
par
..V~
industrial,
well
Including
loans
program
of
subordinated
net
and
the
price
filed
mine,
as
below.—V.
20-year
a
did
increased
Several
nets,
underwriting
of the
,
3.26
phases
were
926.
of its $10
for
assets
$1,000,000
all
Chicago, Ill.-^Registers Stock With
Privately—
March
on
one
involved.
funds
completed its, 58th year of uninterrupted- dividend
1S56;' Dividends totaled. $2.80 per share, the same" as in
line
as
its
out.
-
SEC covering 100.000 shares
for public sale through
an
is
general
,
In
Sell
the
*
of
included
1956
sales
selling
capital
in
/
pursuant
additional
expansion
three-tenths-of -
underwriting
1955.
The volume of products
also the highest on record.
Net
$23,602,746. This was 9"% more than
*
into
capital,
and
note
1955.
total
of
rate
to
the
com¬
share
per
expenditures - because-of, wider
coverage,
greater,
and higher costs; and a greater outlay for research.
ratio' of
a
of
:
"B"
Nov.
1955.
further
to
p.
series
No
added
The'
$17
in
in
decreases
Current
prove
operators
Life Insurance Co.
dated
$4,000,000.
to
of
its
Mutual
agreement
the
be
at
was
with
in
$62,167,264,
in
This
.
Hancock
amounted
units.—V.
in
Inventories
-con-
earnings
set
company
more
Coquette:
sales. and
at
held.
will
distributor
was
1955.
year.*
1955.
acquisition on Oct. 1, 1956: The„
all inter-company sales, also re¬
unaffiliated
company
note
Ansonia
retail
to
loan
a
4-i
its
excludes
to John
of
include
1956
subscription
subsidiaries.
its
year
profits
pensating
common
a
in
it
$3,100,068.
to
agreement
the
Beck's
that
pur'common*: stock.'
program.
income
payments in
-*
geographic diversififootwear at a time when
believed
is
for
greater
fashion
sale
a
compared
During
for
which
,
1956
par
"A"
series
achieve
to
$4
shares Tor
promotional
.
The
innovation
of
name
\
'
registration statement witb
a
its
of
these
share. then
and
last
in
crease
7..1'*
of
preceding
Ansonia
the
thfe
filed
12
shares
the
is
increake
petition.
income
$2.05
successful
a
under
estimated
are
W. Va. — Registers
Exchange Commission—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
The
,
company.
division
orovicions
under
made
figures
pipture,
$2,000,000 at
to
includes
which
to
share
common
1957,
to be used for general corporate purposes, including adwholly-owned subsidiaries.
Additional' working
capital is
required to handle the expanding volume of business^ done
company
ended
year
het
im-
.
of
-
1.5)0-
.1,000
gain
ja
the
in
equal,
was
acquired
company
operated
by Beck factories
Jan.
SI.028.987
each
of higher priced
are-rising, and it
company's
flects sales
was
with
for
field
standards
satisfactory
the
stores,
$55,f69,462.
1955^. Consolidated
dividends,
$2.01
footwear
investment
in
living
1956.
shoe
12
fashion
sales; of
for
compared
preferred
against
year,
of
heel
Ripley
Baltimore Gas & Electric
was
net
the
31,
and
Feb.' 28, 1957, *
Construction ex¬
at
purpose.
$21,653,536 in 1955, and 3.9% above the
$22,724,336 set in 1954. / "
;
'2.COO
Co.
Ac
Co.,— 1—
for
report
•
mortgage
additions
property
Oct,
first
subsidiaries,, compared with $600,000 in the previous
Earnings were $5.01 per share on the 4,707.000 shares out¬
standing Dec, 31, against $4.61- per share on 4.692.000 shares out¬
standing a year earlier.
The rate .'of profit was 2.7 cents per dollar
President
Inc.—Acquires Young Spring Stock
a
consolidated
Bell & Howell Co.,
Young Spring Ac Wire Corp. below.—V.
share, with
subsidiaries
was
SEC—To
See L. A.
its
1955
quire
333.
p.
and
sale
year.-
Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—>.
corporation
the
stock
unconsolidated
2,500
2,0o9
•_
Peck
Gorman.
be
Reported
,
Hurry.
——
Link.
5'7
new
the
,
(
Hickey Ac Co.. inc:i_
7,000
named
the
-
..
outstanding stock
each
$810,126,624,
of
2,o(,)0
?.coo
Co:
Co.__l
Ac
to
handled
2,50>')
&
Bingham, Walter Ac
of
amounting
sucn
ending
722.
March
offer
income in 1956
2.500
—-
—
Reinholdt TfeGardnei*,^— —
■—
p.
—
tor
be
e
proceeds
of
for
loans,
at
The
to
Boone County Coal Corp.—Sells Business—-
of
Labouisse,
Co.
10,000
——7.GO3
Lane.
Space.
Johnson,
ld_l_..aa
Co.
Ac
Weil,
Si
held.
are
*•
net
1987,
year
p.
"
Co._^__-., 5,000
10,000
Inc
Securities
Hentz
5,009
Ma3oa Brothers
10,003
—
Stiver Ac
15,
the
company
as part of its
Sales in 1956, the report noted,
were the highest in the
company's history. Tney totaled
$876,987,184, an increase cf 8.3% over the previous high
Renshaw—l—5,000
Ac
Friedrichs
1O.C00
Inc.—
Inc.——
Co.,
for
Centennial
5.000
Loewi
Ac
shares
t
v.
5,009
15,000
&
Staats
Co.,
Co.,
__
Co._
Beck
Ryons
Ac
J.
Kalnian-<Si Company,. Inc.—
Co.
eight
with
The
stockholders
increase
on
an
expanding economy, ; as
stepped-up activities within the company
5,000
Co.
<£:
Its
i
Bache
Wecdon
statement
stock,
Co.—Expects to Top Previous Records-—Record sales, earnings and tonnage for this company-in 1957
*' -are forecast
by Theodore G. Montague, Chairman, and
;
Harold W. Comfort,. President. In the annual report re•<
•*. leased on March 14 they, based their expectation for tfre
7,000
Dain
1,267,310
\ Borden
7,000
M.
to
company
See
,
Co.,
CroweU,
each
$750,000
of
bank
fiscal
149,925
proceeds of
the
*
to
—_
&
$1,266,356
and
25,000
Co.,
others—amounting
shareholders.
H.
incorporated
has
Rio
Rio De Oro is participating
the construction of a 750-ton uranium
mill is being built by Hom°stake-New
members
Minerals,
being
Whitney Ac Co.. White. Weld
Can Jacinto Petroleum Corp. and Clyde Osborn. Homestake will
and operate the mill.
the
'*1956
-
*$954
by.
con¬
pursuant
v.--
Milwaukee
the
use
supplies and .equipment,
.plumbing equipment and supplies,
.home appliances.
\*
upon
Wagenselkr,& Durst Ins.—
Ac
Ellis & Co.—
Durham
properties,
in
The
M.
whose
is
1.600
mining
Mining
Grants,
Mexico
of
<
1.
common*stow;;
', • "*
„
year.
250,042
common
for
contractors'
-
Required
shate
issuance
par
subscription
primarily
184,
on
of its
share
The
65,SCO
Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell
Co.,
by
y." .747,775 sirs.
underwriters, ; for .whom
•
Tse
—....
&
Ac
Ely,
Ac
Commission
in
approximately
Splendor
between
be
approximately
mill
de
this'
summer. of
162,940
«
to
repay
the
proposes
vances.
said to
'Outstanding
* $831,000 -
Representative, has severally
as.
Shares
Co.-,—
R.
Oro
quantities.
and
through
Hidden
100'* -owned
with
Rio
early
registration
a
share
due *May
to
company
Net
'
issuance
for
for
for
sale
obtained
for
holders
new
a
plus-interest.;
year
H,
and
covering.
pany
.
.
i,"1961- to
for
private
series
This
at**
25.CCC
Eichler
First-
per
all
.
.
*$192,708
v
proposes
the
company
V
filed
stock
With Securities and
,.-V "
in
company
.
Insurance
reserved
on
are
aggregate
below:
Jackson
Bateman,
financial
adjustments,
Oro
in
RR.—Earnings—
7
additional
$2,100,000.—V.
in
-
.
located
1,; 1957
Dec,
Life
$99 COO
are
stock
of
;
Ac
.k
dates
Mutual
stock
over
largest
has
N.
Interest
Mining
Co.,
which will
operate the mining properties acquired. Hidden Splendor is acquiring
in excess of 40'<
of the outstanding stock of Rio De Oro as well as
acquiring certain underlying interests in one of the Rio De Oro ore
after
,
turboprop aircraft.
factory in Bristol, England,
the
to
.Bluefield Supply Co., Bluefield,
r
Phoenix,
>■-
the
this
one
$600,000,
at
■
73,000
(A. S.)
.
purchase
esidiary.
bodies.
amplifiers
British-built
beginning
March
underwriter,
penditures
-
'
»..
818.
p.
on
company
from
bonds,
to
,V300,000shs.
300,000 4118*.,
^several WW,. 4(*^:-.and''-' 43'*fr prom¬
the
name
Webber,
F.
185,
offer
provements
..
Reynolds
Firm—
11.
substantial
N.
been
one
Rio
of
two
controlling
a
Albuquerque,
commercial
in
has
district
Lake
of
Grants,
ore
acquired
March
on
has
Oro
north
producing
has
Inc.,
Mines,
announced
States.
address
passenger
new
shipped
'
•»
MARCH
$831,000
stock
common
common
Witter & Co
—v:
Corp.—Acquires Control of Mining
corporation
Rio
'
—
to
Declines
area
Boston-NeW
„
from
company
rate
and
-
Atlas
dent,
its
'
organized
are
by
tlC.000.000.4ks.
Byllesby Ac Company
Blair
Net
company,
OF
aggregate
(Inc.)
Kenneth
$14,596,526 $15,130,961
12,200,132
12,291,231
operating revenue—2™——
This
be
covering 34,377 shares of its SI
the
per sharet
common
B
of
its
Cruttenden,
1957
Railway
Tempe,''■
—
various,
on
notes
purchase
opposite
Walston
RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
pany
for
date,.-subscription price and underwriting terms
supplied by
amendment.4 Dillon, Read~& Co.. Inc.,
is
company
lpcated
the
Byllesby & Co. <Inc.j..are acting
Wiliiam
Atlantic Coast Line
'
to
Bristol Britannia
new
ordered
,
Hills Power & Light Co.
Registers Proposed
Offering With SEC—To Place Bonds Privately—
proposes
self-service,, cash-and-
are
and- leased
' :
options.
M.
E.
818.
p.
AS
Massachusetts
these
on
shares
Refsnes,
Net
be
revenue
This
SEC
share.—
Contract—
record
\
ana
of
share I
per
UNDERWRITERS—Each
H.
.
;
railway
_
$1
maturing
Curtis
from
revenue
the
to
corpoiation
retail
which
Mesa
indebtedness .consists of
version
1956
$335,637
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Net
installed,
Stock
was
-
,
^
Arizona
of
for
Phoenix.
in
*
accrue
modern
20
in
(Stock (par $1
payable Ate
75,000
H.
1957
.
public
investment
V;
an
24
offices
I
RR.—Earnings-
Month of January—
(par
J300.00C shares of
set
•
S45,573,OGO
1151.
p.
"Deficit.—V.
Ariz.—Com¬
Authorized
stock
agreed To
Atlanta & West Point
noc
designed
indebtedness
stock
185,
each
one
executive
Common
$187,793
80,154
income-:
is
of
Arizona,
CAPITALIZATION
1956
railway operations—-.-.—*
from
revenue
will
proceeds
building
Henshaw
payments
1957
operating revenue—
operating expenses---
of
group
stockholders.
chain
a
in
and
office
•This
railway operating
—V.
and
the
of
it
will
lias
'
railway operations.
railway operating income——1
Net
For
,
Saint Andrews Bay Ry.- -Earnings—
&
Phoenix,
Inc.,
:
company
operates
principal
1970,
Month of January—
Markets,
selling
BUSINESS—The
111
$10,969,471
4,812,374
4.537,434
———
Sold—The
share.
per
issory notes
Net
five
is
185,
Net
bankers,
headed by H. M. Byllesby & Co.-(Inc.), on March 12
publicly offered 395,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at S10 per share. An additional 10,000 shares are being
offered for subscription by employees of the company
926.
p.
oversubscribed.
.<'
'
was
Inc.—Securities
Offered—A
"Sundry
Net
systems,
on
Equip.
installations for the
Airlines
Black
1956
$11,728,762
operations..—
railway
p.
Offshore,
Stock
mon
$46,999,895
37,666,715
36,030,424
—
share,
926.
per
Bay less
1- $49,395,477
expenses
from
revenue
Railway
of
common
January—
1957
operating revenue—
•
SI,182,429
Railway operating expenses—1,375,137
of
J.)
modern
1957
•
operating
Railway
per
airborne weather radar systems, VHF
VHF .navigation
systems,, automatic
radio
systems,
finder
principal
(A.
The
Hailway
$9.25
carry
Peeler
Lee
926.
.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
sales
net
83.84
building
equipment.
ana
total
of
which
a
products
of
the
Bendix
Radio
that Bendix
will
supply extensive
8
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Stock Offering Oversubscribed— The
—
debentures and 30 shares of stock at $128 per unit,
oversubscribed. For details, see V. 185, p. 926.
two
Net
301,507
$2,000,000 of 6% debentures and 600,000
shares of common stock, which was made on Feb. 20 by
Bear, Stearns & Co. and associates in units of $100 of
5,000
Co
at
see
offering
6.000
Co
Ac
Mid-South
8,000
,
Simonds Ac Co
details in
further
Net
'
——
„
the
balance
and
Month of
Corp.
Barnwell
Labouisse,
Alester
37,500
6,000
Inc.
Co.,
&
Weil,
Friedrichs
&
____———
&
Hilsman
H.
J.
Mason,
Inc.
See
income——:
$593,426
347,287
$530,066
926.
p.
associates
pany
Baker,
operations-—1
March
equipment
where
public offering of 146,160 shares of common stock, which
was made on
Feb. 19, by Shearson, Hammill & Co. and
com¬
eight shares
Co.,
185,
Barden
Authorized
Hirsch
railway
railway bperating
—V.
v.
■
CAPITALIZATION
of
from
revenue
ntachirery
to
the
for
$6.000,000,
buildings
Railway
follow:
*
1,051,155
—V.
(par $1)
35c
1,328,334
The
new
had
equal
"
' *
complete
,
covers
installed
be
to
$1,644,581
of
in
aviation
of
on
Northeast
run.
order
direction
1956 •:*
1957
$1,858,400
operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
to
Corp.—Electronic
Manager
announced
York-Miami
The
for
for
part
vse
the company estimates
finance capital expenditures.
for
company
available
to
loans,
improvements
be
balance
the
airborne electronic equipment
"
Month of January-
Railway
will
be
outstanding-
approximately
$2,191,000,
Aviation
Rice,
Division,
Bangor & Aroostook RR.- -Earnings—
issue of Feb. 25 of the public offering
our
capital
loaii6
818.
communication
was
the
year
p.
I.
bank
will
proposes
bank
borrowing
$2,350.00C
and
company
aggregate
income
net
Bendix
following dates: The date of presentation
railroad's oifer, or May 1, 1957.
them, on or after March 20, 1957,
in deliverable form,
transfer tax paid, with the May 1, 1957, coupon
attached, in the case of bonds in coupon form, to the Baltimore Ac
Ohio RR. Co., at the office of the Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway, New
York City.—V. 185, p. 926.
for
1958
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
The-company
such
represcftts
for
the
For
all
Of
expenditures -for
and
the
of
.
.short-term
repay
S4.500.0CC.
approximately
improvements,
outstanding consolidated mortgage bonds of the Buffalo, Rochester
Ac Pittsburgh Ry. Co., which fall due May 1, 1957.
The bonds will be purchased at men* principal amount and interest
funds
purposes.;
to
$2,000,000
1957
1
-
purchase
will
it
cash
corporate
proceeds
amount
S5.078.150
1,830,371
$6,673,714'
: 2,835,2^8
'
Offers to Purchase Bonds—
This
ing
installed
added
RR.—Earnings-
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses-.—-——
the
at
Ohio
Frojected
project to increase the production of acoustical
Macon. Ga., plar.t of this company has been an¬
by H. R. Peck, Vice-President and General Manager of Build¬
tile
&
Month of January—
Net
major expansion
railing
Baltimore
assets
current
3.8
Acoustical Ceiling Tile Output—
To Increase
DA
ratio of
The
year.
1
to
3.2
.
of
Net
25-year
Net
.
stock
will
be
,
revenue
from
railway
railwayvoperatmg
—•Deficit.—V.
185.'
p.
$1,461.9
SI.056,499
operations
*82,097
income._^.
933.
'
'■
v
363,&
Volume
185
Number
5621
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3
(1271)
Brockway Glass Co., Inc., Brockway,
Securities
The
SEC
and
corporation
covering
offered
at
to
are
6,000
filed
28
shares
of
letter
a
used
cumulative
5%
will
preferred
the
be
to
stock
Tne
•
and
with
be
proceeds
will
end
Texas Industrial
Securities Co.
Feb.
offered
at
$1.30
on
18
Co.,
Drug
company
covering
public
price
Calif.—Registers
March
or.
60,C00 shares
sale
through
filed
11
With
of
its
William
$1
par
will
facilities
to
ana
be
with
inventories
be
further
institutional
its
real
stock,
Co.
&
will
be
be
to
the
investors,
to
this
by
1956
$847,052
619,755
used
"sale
by
the
and
from
investor
the
Railway
income———
•
v
....-./
.
Working
back"
contracts
Carolina
'
*$3,383,759
$560,992
Northwestern
revenue
operating
expenses—.
,3.
-
Net
-
_
V
•
from
revenue
railway
—V.
Gravel
Gold
Dredging,-Ltd.—Earnings Lower—
handled
during
the
Three
'
202,356
—
railway
value
.
of
$2,122,179.
14.9c
$114,011
cubic yard.
per
and
.
The profit for the year
compared with $704,920 for the previous year.—V. 184, p.
as
State
Period
Sales
Brothers
-
End. Feb. 28—-
Net
—V.
185,
"*.
933.
p.
—V.
185,
freight,
2
*
"
Aided
.
*hml
electric
1956.
of
increases of
by
in
lof
300,000
bath
14';}>
Central
kilowatt-hour
in
sales
of
Georgia
shares
common
in
June,
this
showing
preferred dividends to 97 cents for each of the 3,200,000 com¬
mon
shares
outstanding at the year-cud, compared with not income
of. $3,108,243 earned in 1955, or pi cents a share cn 2,900,000 common
outstanding at the end of that
during
the
respective
yeais,
year.
standing
share
per
in
and
1956
96
in
cents
27,000
$815,798
-
the
/
,
$1.25
185,
819.
p.-
On average stock outearnings
equalled- $1.01
t
$3,652,768
2,930,953
$442,419
$721,815
171,984
421,461
—
Railway
i
The year 1956 was noted for continued strong growth
in business
and population in the company's service area, Albert cage.
President,, said in the annual report.
We believe, he added, that the
outlook is good.
While the high growth rates of the last few years
cannot
be
expected
to
continue
naelr.itiely,
the
natural resources
operating
revenue
Railway
1
operating
expenses——/
and
other-
growth
advantages
at
better
a
sales
pany's
are
Enhancing
*,
of
uled
account
to
the
as
continued
in
result
California
for
whole,
a
and
com-
outlook
for
business.'
the
Among
sched¬
industries
important
revenue-from
for
This
would
represented
The
with
market
at
Harriman
income__
the
sale
of
securities
conditions
used
be
favorably.
are
hi The Fall.
preferred stock
would
short-term
1936
the
at
-
retire
to
also
it
And
12
Lehman
share
the
Brothers
(jointly)
credit',
of
the
Public
•
and
of
and
$35.80
shares
te
the
to
full
new
common
from
sale of-the.
new
ice
then
outstanding
and
counties
April
in
would bring outsfaiuM'v
the company plans V
amount,
meeting on April 9
an
increase
in number. of- auth-jrizsd common, shares
to 5.000.000 to
provide an adeQuaie margin for periodic issuance of additional shares
as
j
:
required
./
the
approve " at.
growth
by
the
over
INCOME
.
.
to
FOR'
several
next
YEARS
annual
Texas
in
of
years.-
ENDED*DEC,
,
Operating
'■
.
in
Co.,
additional
taxes.
31
•
stock
in
Co.,
&
/
shares
1957.
-y
l«r
with
(jointly)
Lynch,
Southwestern
bid
$35.63
Pierce,
Gas
public
Texas,- 48
be
the
&
utility
counties
in
[
per
Fenner
&
^
Electric
in
*
Co.
$4:799.977
income
*• *
„'
'/•;
•„
sale-of
the
to
of
and*
of
the
other
1.410,555
1.210,706
•j Net. income
$3,577,67>
.serv-
y
13
Preferred
Z—.
Z.—
dividends
f
fV
available
common
'.or
shares
d
per
share
m
of
purchase
subsidiaries.
■
-
1
for
equal
to
,Co* solid a t»cf
1955.
$2.32
share
per
Corp. .common.
on
the
payable
•
''
d
per
share
»>a
a.
SEC
company
1
en
of. year
3.200,GOO
1)
filed
a
additional
$1.01..
——
registration
statement
$0.9.i
Flyth
with
1956
of
shares
of
the.
Stone
of
Clark,
be used to discharge the company'sk
short-term bank loans which presently total $9,000,000./ The borrowed
funds have been used for interim financing of property additions and,,
W.
Any balance of proceeds will be used in the company's
construction program.
Construction expenditures for 1957 are estimated
at $22,600,000 and lor
1958 at $25,250,000.—V. 185. p. 1151.
2,
will
1957,
Slx Months Ended—
.
-
.
.
Jan. 27,'57
.
.
Net
sales
Costs
^
Hutton
G.
H.
Walker
Moseley &
Francis
I.
Baker,
Brown
&
Cruttenden,
228,440,000
Dompsey-Tegeler
194,515,000
Dittmar
17.445.000
17,021,000'
&
Co.,
1
Net
Ear'n'ngs
per
per
share
share
Co.
Co
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Dana
(Telephone
Seibert,
STate
President.
2-0613);
1
7,500
7.500
Co.---
Inc.-
'
Co.,' Inc
Co
-
Flworthy <fe Co._
Eppler, Guerin Sz
7,500
7,500
Fahcy,
7.500
Co.-
Ferris
7.500
First
Inc.
Clark-
Si
California
Halle
7.500
Hirsch
$1.53
$0.75
7.500
7.500
Janney,
7,500
Kormendi
7,500
Mnckall
&
7,500
Putnam
Sz
-■
Biddle
Shuman,
William
(Reg.
a
U. S.
week
Agnew
R.
&
Co.-—Co.—
Inc.!
Co.,
Co
i
Swiss
American
Blunt
Ellis
Bos worth,
Si
Staats
Si
Stroud
Sutro
Company;
-j—
Corp
Simmons
Si
Sullivan' Si
Office)
Sz
notification
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
3,
1879.
In
exchange,
remittance
for
the
SEC
1957
1956
$699,097
475,168
501,898
from
$165,445
$197,199
77,339
railway
operations—.—
income-.
95,439
1957
1956
$31,544,594
$31,927,841
23,740,763
22,294,516
operations——
$7,803,831
income/"—
—4,800,490
$9,638,325
———„
-
———
railway
5,467,467
"
January—
operating
revenue
railway operationsrailway operating income
competitive
plans
would
rolling stock.—V.
185,
issue,
be
$4,589,202
111.,
to
used
at
help
19—
equipment trust
noon
March
on
between
mature
to
2,040,367 1
1,775,847
$7,500,000 of
Chicago,
the
from
1972,
1,
in
15.275,791
$4,202,272
—
Scheduled for March
to sell
bidding
proceeds
March
195^
$19,858,993
16,566,311
fro;u
company
"
1957
$20,768,583
...
purchase
Sept.
;
certificates
19.
1,
1957,
$9,410,000
and
in
new
819.
p,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net
185,
p/
1956
$2,998,829
2,575,765
2,348,422
$663,260
$650,407
250,734
325,097
expenses——-.—-
from
revenue
Net'railwav
—V.
1957
$3,239,026
revenue
railway operations—
income
operating
819.
-
-
*
Co..
Inc._
Co
Dulles
Barret,
_
Co.,
Inc.-
.
_
1957
1956
$2,909,688
$2,895,633
2,012,051
1,976,496
$897,637
$919,137
338,657
revenue
Railway operating
367,156
expenses
Net
Net
from railway operations
operating income—/-
revenue
rati way
—V.
185,
—
a
819.
p.
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
-
1957
Railway operating revenue-;
Railway operating expenses
J056
$597,624
$684,688
362,094
374,753
$235,530
114,432
—
$309,935
—:—-
revenue "from
railway operations
railway operating income————
Net
Z-V. 185,
4,ooo
p.
«.
156.666
819.
Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Bids March 25
The
4,000
will
4,00(f
front
at
company,
up
it.
to
of
noon
Room
(CSTi
51,050,000
1400,
on
1956
Nov.
4,000
j
Si
—
Co
North
&
Co.
Si Co.
So.
608
Mivvh
equipment
4,000
and
15,
to
mature
annually
Dearborn
receive
25
St.,
bids
trust certificates to
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Nov.
from
15,
1957
Chicago
for
oe
the
to
and
5,
m.„
purchase
dated
Nov,.
15/
including
1972.RESULTS
4,000
4,000
/
Lestrange
Fitch,
Earnings—
January—
Battles,
fc
Inc.
Sc
Chicago Great Western Ry.
Month of
Railway operating
FOR
FIRST
MONTH
OF
YEAR
1957
1956
SI,803.727
$1,773,938
1,577,539
1,561,599
4,000
4,000
3.000
3.000
Net
Net
front railway operations
operating income
icvcnue
railway
"Deticit.—V.
185,
p.
S225.688
"4,902
17,255
319.
Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y„ Rector 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 8. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinoi3
Smith. Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1Q42. at ui*
United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, in Dominion of
WJ'liam B. Dana Company,
Subscriptions
with
$640,613
i
[every■ Thursday (general news
C., England c/o Edwards Si
E.
office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
$63.00 per year. Other Countries, S67.00 per year.
31.
-Earnings—
—
Canada,
NOTE:
Jan.
4,000
4,000
_'
Stieglitz_:
<fc
Arthurs,
5,000
Inc.
Patent
5.000
Co.,
Z
Co.
Co:
Yarnall,
London,
dividend
Turner,
Coe
twice
of
|
4,000
7,500
Gardens,
letter
a
expenses.-
Net
4,000
Company
Si
Ohio
a
commensurate
stock
record,
4.000
4,000
U—.
—_/
5.000
Sz
—
Milwaukee Company—
CHRONICLE
Published
Drapers'
<fc
Inc.
Morris,, Stokes
-
The
fiscal year of 12
July
31.
In
theweeks (364 days),
except for every sixth or fifth year (depending on whether one or two
leap years intervene) when the fiscal year will be 53 calendar weeks.
This will permit simplified and more effective accounting procedures
post
Clarke
W.
Elkins,
5,000
4.000
Co.
The
the company has operated on
calendar
months,- Aug.
1
through
the
following
future, the' fiscal year will consist of 52 calendar
William
John
10.000
5,000
5.000
Co.—_—./—
Si
5,000
5,000
Co.
Sz
Slocumb Sz
16,304,000
—Z—
e.
of
5.000
Co
&
10,673,484
previous years,
THE
10,000
Sz
&
Brush,
Corp.
Inc
Scranton
Williston
Brooke
L.
Z
_
Company,
W.
-
Gardner
$1.47
$0.75
r—a—
'
In
Ryons
&
Sz
Sz
15,694,000
outstanding
Dividends
Reid
R.
Co
&
Hanscatic
10,632,703
income
Shares
Fulton
Lester,
-
Russ
J.
10.000
—
Podesta
Reinholdt
Chns.
Co
«te
Cook
York
15,000
Co.—
R.
<fe
New
20.000
Sons.
228.138.000
I
-
20,000
!
„
Boenning
&
5,000
20,000
Sc
t—•
& Co./.
Day
Dickson
S.
5,000
Newhard,
Co.—"—
Anthony
Tucker,
R.
5,000
Bodine
Si
McCormick
Co.^,— 20.000
Si
Si
Crouter
—
Townsend,
po.nno
—
Co.—/—
duPont
Weeks
Si
20,000
Co
Si
Shares
Co.—
Si
5,000
Langley Sr Co.'—— ^ 20,000
Pressprich
.'S.¬
3%
names:
Co., Inc.
The Marshall Company
'•
Co._
W.
Jan. 29,'58
$
'
&
' 194,999,000
-
——
Taxes
10,291,257 shs.
Courts
40,750
Co.
S.
-Earnings Lower.
......
—
■■
-
,
filed,
Railway
or
Outstanding
DeHaven
Z.
/Z-^__•_•_/
R.
Alex.
(& Subs.)-
dividends
additional
.
Authorized
Shares
Co.,
-30,000
&
F.
improvements;
Campbell Soup Co.
stock
stockholders
expenses
from
revenue
The
.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
opposite their
'
"
'
—
Co.
Si
C.
April
forth
set
Ripley
Dodge
Drexel
bonds,-together
on
Central
in. 1955.
12,000.000 shs.
-Corporation
public
opened
of
An
to
revenue
185, p. 1039,
The
purchasers named below have severally agreed
company the respective numbers of shares of-
Webster Securities
Si
E.
be
EFFECT
Co.r Inc.:--—.—'— 40,750
Si
W.
to
GIVING
the
Incorporated
$6,000,000 ox first mortgage bonds,
due
1987,
to
he
sale at competitive bidding/ Net proceeds of the
with the proceeds of the sale of 300,000,
common stock of the
company for which it has invited bids
for
these
27
! Bids for Equipments
was
$19,764,842
shares
common
$5)_
(par
from
stock
Harriman
.
with
form
1957
15,
revenue—/———
at
for
shares
9.691,257
on
of
.
"•
covering
offered
sale
stock
purchase
$0.91
Offering With SEC—
Bond
to
2.900,600
$0.97
—'
shares: -.2-
average
March
on
Common
462.717
outstanding stock-—_
Ffb.
on
railway operating
Net
Feb,
•
income
ret
st;ock Qcompared
number
same
.
.
.
$2,645,526
depend
2011.
p.
revenue
Net
stock
common
share,
UNDERWRITERS1—The
stock._■—.—
during
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
of
statement of the company and subsidi¬
operating revenues of $127,799,359 compared
show
CAPITALIZATION
*..**•
mnwi
c
•/Registers Proposed
This
463.844
$3,113,831
—'
*
anee
the
company.
January—
.'Month of
shares
$7,500,000
the
the
on
per
'
West
S3,103,243
deduct
the
Feb.
Railway operating
600,000
of
to
operating
declared
40. cents
-
share
$2.04. per
4,318,949
materially
250,900 shares of common stock "to be offered ut par
without underwriting.
r! he proceeds are to be used
incident to mining operations.
Net
Net
,
.
Interest -and
184,
in
be
of
Month of January:—
Railway operating revenue..—
Railway operating expenses
»
Oklahoma,
the
payment
Company
dividend
disbursement
1956
South
Si
$4
4,988,230
:
will
payable
railw.zy operating
185, p. 819.
—W.
companies.
Louisiana.
from'the
.applied
parent
of ,common, stock
$H3.761,952
$22,510,575
operating
income
future
earnings
company
Net
Net
—V.
on
*
parishes
proceeds
will
of
quarterly
a
aries
$19,019,084
14,872,581
!
.Net
Gross
the
Railway operating
Railway operating
EARNINGS—A consolidated
'
1955
16,674.134
.
than
more
were
producers
.
utility companies furnished electric
three
and
net
DIVIDENDS—The .latest
28,
---—$21,405,111
and
period
steel
added that this shut-down of those plants
$30,000,000 of spendable income in the area
He
v
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
'
operating
counties
110
borrowings
*
was
1956
-
revenues
.
off
Month of
"
Opei ating. expenses
that profits in the 1956
shut-down of local
five-week
ex¬
public utility' holding company owning
stock of Central Power & Light Co.,
a
the system
Arkansas
common,
bank
'
•
shares
per
share.;
Merrill
end
Oklahoma,
Utilities
1956
31.
retail
at
Co.
PRCCEFDS—The
of
Income
net
penses
competitive: sale
per
share.
per-
outstanding. common
West
loans
authorized
3,500,000
shareholders
aek
share
common
with
337,229
March 13 offered
on
at
Freres
Lazard
Boston Corp.
$35.03
bid
Service
."-At Dec.
•
a
like number of
<$l
(par $5)
The group purchased the
corporation
BUSINESS—Corporation, is
all
year-end.
Funds
bank
cents
a
lor
lor
plant expansion.
j* Since the sale of
on
215,157
share.;
per
its bid
on
The First
and
Beane
considering /
is
the
declared
The
3,989,509
,
and
America
15
compared
share
a
share)
-
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
from
March
plant facilities in
which in- turn
spent in 1955/
'
;
-fsr
to
shares,
common
28 cents
i
■
price of $36.75
a
shares
1956,-
$ 1.T,009.009
renewed "Its
of
so
$75,990 equal
was
or
$1,058,078
for public sale, 600,000 shares of common Istock
new
.
in
construeLertv
It plans
to sell 300,000
86.003.060
lb.si mortgage bonds
in
April,
if
and
other
and
the amount
'overt
Iiank
84,000,000
shares
common"
lor
with -817.534.000
year
the
630,000
spend
57'A
of
last
company
borrowed
to
compare
gain
a
arrangement
had
plans
company
1957.
taxes
$142,927
Century Molybdenum & Copper Co., Las Vegas, Nev.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
•
1956
.
The
,
Dec.
15, 1956, this company reported sales
40';i> increase over the sales of $12,298,500 in
1955 period, according to Jules J. Aron, President.
a
$913,776
operations:—
railway
railway, operating
185, p. 819.
and
of
Higher—
ended
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.-
large electric loans either for new facilities or for
existing
installations in the
service
area, are
Permanente Cement Co., Kaiser Steel Corp., Riverside Cement Co., United
States
Boraxand 'Chemical
Corp.,
Gln-dding-McBean
Co..
Hunter
Engineering
Co.
(affiliate of OJin Mathieso.n Chemical. Corp.!
and
large construction projects at
important
military bases.
enlargement
90,076
$5,047,587
South West Corp.—Stock Offered—A
group
of investment firms headed jointly by Blyth &
Co., Inc.
r'sing
a
$247,469
46,075
-
.
$5,143,144
4,229,368
„__i
Central &
.
693,531
$224,027
operations
income———.,
explained
by
immediate
orderly
the
in the next live years.
California Electric Power Co. is
double
to
industrial
should
area
than
expected
the
volume
of
rate
—V.
1956
$941,000
754,973
covering
Net
Net
1957
$979,000
—
also
with
activity
;
1,500
pointed out that fou^ new stores were opened in the current
year,
and all the
promotion and installation costs
attendant
these openings were absorbed in the period.
"Future dividends,'' Mr. Aron continued,
was
Month of January—1957
-
J'<55.
Inc.—
future "earnings and other factors not presently determinable.
During
the past fiscal year/ the
company declared a 10% stock dividend paid
December, 1955, and in February, 1956, effected a two-for-one stock
split.
Due to the cash requirements of the company's expansion pro¬
gram, it is their present intention that any dividends
payable in the
/
1956
.
3,147,368
operations-
after
Aron
Aron
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
s
'
—
,
weeks
of
1957."—V.
•
Co.,
•fiscal
-
-
,
&
"necessarily will
1957
-v
railway- operating income————2
—V.
1,500
by the company.
Bales were maintained, but at the expense of
considerable special promotional costs and lower priced features.
Mr.
878,051
$0.85
$3,589,787
railway
1,500
•
served
$1,163,963
878,651
;
K
expenses—:
from
revenue
Russell
■'
nation's steel strike.
drained
Ry.—Earnings-
operating
Net
equal
was
after
shares
Mr.
the
-
Net
1,500
Corp
Company
Ry. Inc.—Earnings-
outstanding 514.585
taxes
affected
^
January— <
operating revenue/-
earlier
additional
1,072^000
———__1
Railway
electricity
of
this company earned net income of $3,577,675
on
a
nri'lhn'miy
Desoite issuance
revenues,
reuorted
as
2,262,963
453,000
9,000
Railway
.-
2.000
2,000
in -1955.
$17,405,949
1,277,798
Month of
California Electric Power Co.—Earnings—Financing—
N.
from railway
28
income
the
on
to
,
J.
819.
corresponding
.
1956
$14,087,891
taxes—.
y_.
Sz
„
operating
p.
the
after
(including deferred taxes)
934.
Rice
Century Food Markets Co.-^-Sales 40%
allowances
outstanding--—
share of common stock
p.
Vermont
revenue
185,
For
$9,071,657 $19,361,192 $17,854,736
$9,495,431
Co.
Co
&
Investment
Paine,
3,000
railway
Net
>
1957
shares
per
Muir
simonds
1151.
p.
totaling $17,226,015,
anc^ Earnings Decline—y
income—
Earnings
2,000
MacArthur &
3,000
:Z
•
2,000
_
Woodard-Elwood Sz Co
Co.,
&
2,000
&
!
Co...
Baker,
expenses————
35,051
taxes
Common
■/
1957—2 Months—1956
If 57—Month—1956
■
————
income
Son
3.000
operating
—V.
1578.
Subs.)—February Sales Higher—
(&
before
income
Net
Butler
(after
Co.—
&
3,000
.
31—
Jan.
deducting
discounts)——..
Income
Kenower,
2.000
—
Si
—„
Si
revenue
$102,309
41 777
•
.
Federal Income taxes
'//',:.
"
'
ended May 31, 1956, amounted to $396,960,
or
3,000
1_.
Co
Si
Harper
.
operations—
Corp.—-Sales
2,000
Richards
P.
Company
operating
1955
$304,665
171,292
_/*.•■
—'
operating income——————
-■
V\V*
Months Ended
sales
Net
3.000
_
Month of January—
Net
1957
$285,303
-
„
185, p. 934.
Celotex
■
ended May 31,- 1956. amounted to
"11.369,664 cubic yards as compared with 14,221,392 cubic yards for. the
previous year.
The gold and silver recovered realized $1,457,288," or
12.8c per cubic, yard, which is $664,891 less than last year's realized
year
Wm.
'
185,
the
Bulolo
•
Fields.
Hawkins
Wright
2,000
Ry.—Earnings—
/
operating
Net
Doolittle'
Railway
Month of. January—
—V.
3,000
3,000
Railway
&
1
Qo
Co
36,023,175
2623,"
Railway
662.
p.
Inc.
5955
$36,584,167
—!
•
"■/i
L.
&
2.000
—
2,000
Co.
Co
&
——
Inc.
3,000
Si
Sc
3,000
Co.
&
Bretscher Noonan
—
Co.—__:
Arthur
29,066,026
3,000
Inc.
Moore
Si
Dixon
Co
Si
Co.——
Henry F. Swift Si Co
$25,682,267
„
earnings
f Net loss.—V. 184, p.
the "company would sell certain
investors and then; lease back such
leases.—V.' 183, p. 1471.
172,
Christonsen,
Sniith,
•
Ohio
above.—V.
125 010
1957
:
/—
—a.
Davenport
Williams
Si
&
Central
Net
balance
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry.—Offer Made to
Purchase Bonds Maturing May 1, 1957. See Baltimore &
RR.
105,201
"
3,000
3,000
Company
Bennett
Musten
1
Sons—
&
Labouisse,
Co
Si
McCarty
Incorporated
Curtiss, House
Moloney/ Beissner
Peters, Writer &
$227,297
Ry.—January Net Earnings Off—
revenue
Railway expenses
long-term
on
$207,513
Month of January—•
whereby
such
operating
819.-
p.
operations—
E.
Hansen
Campbell,
3,000
Co
&
Levy
Mauley,
A.
construct
The
company.
lease
185,
railway
Canadian. Pacific
the
offering
to
from
revenue
railway
—V.
amendment.
warehouse.
capital of
working
increased
properties
for
Miller
Hilllard
B.
Lawson,
1957
$718,422
offered
public
The
supplied
J.
Wulff,
3,000
Sons
Si
Shares
Si
—
Garrett
Hayden,
J.
Downing
—
Robert
Maine—Earnings—
revenue—_
Railway
properties
Co.
Weil,
Friedrichs and
operatihg expenses—510,909
Anaheim, Calif, on land which the company now
increase
capital, may
of,
at
purchase
to
used
Shares
Baumgartner,
Stix
with
statement
common
Staats
R.
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
Approximately $700,000 of the net proceeds
warehouse
mid-week
:
^
registration
a
and
owns
and
operating
Net
Vernon,
Pacific Lines in
Month of January—
Net
Brunswig
for
end
Railway
share.
per
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
we<°k
a
Railway
pub¬
com¬
SEC
over
Howard,
licly, to residents of Texas only, 100,000 shares of
*,
end
for
Brown & Day Properties, Inc. (Tex.)—Stock Offered—
stock
will
avoided.
on
Canadian
mon
periods
The current fiscal year began Aug. l, 1956
July 28, 1957. Since it is a year of transition, it
will have four less days than did the
preceding fiscal year.
The loss
of
two of these days is
reflected in the figures for the six months
covered by this report.-^-V.
184, p. 1911.
»
notification
of
accounting
closings
<
,
,
<$50 per share), without under*nthig.
v/rrking capital.—V. 131, p. 2926.
par
be
Feb.
on
since
Pa.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
_,.
.
.
i
—
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1272)
interested
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Month of January-*-
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Net
Net
from
revenue
17,643.872
railway operations.
185,
stock
1957,
25,
to
proposals—V.
financing
Columbia
hearing
a
basis
upon
of
Pictures Corp.
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Net
profit
Est,
before
Federal,
foreign
$2,859,000
1.030.000
1,253,000
taxes
and
income
taxes
—V.
185,
Ry.—Earnings—
Western
Net
*1936
"1957
Month of January—
operating
revenue..—.
Railway
operating
$17,573,703
17,044.487
expenses—
—
•The
S17.225.145
15,758,912
Railway
profit
'Earnings
earnings
dividends
for
share
per
both
the
ol
the
Net
from
revenue
•Includes
$180,658
2,251.013
operations—-----W
SI,814,796
deficit.——-————174,190
railwr.y
railway operating
Chicago,
Minneapolis
Paul,
St.
Ry.—V.
Omaha
<fc
prior
185,
Boston
from
revenue
railway
185.
railway operations—
Halsey,
p.-819.
Chrysler
/"■
1953
shares of
150,000
Chrysler
thereto—V.
185,
Mr.
82
stock
common
cf
which
be
may
bonds
ii
100'$
to
and
la-
bid
Inc.,
Co. bid
redeemed
on
from
railway operations———.—
railway operating income
—
Net
tevenue
—
—V.
185,
2,450.924
subsidiaries.
on
filed
1959;
and
in
1,
at
and
prior to March
1986.
;
>
(
,
Co.,
1,
,
of
of
1957
purchase
to
of
amounts
from
the
L
—
1,314,643
Net
revenue
from railway operations——
railway operating income—
185, p. 819.
Net
$685,545
674,305
;
—
—'V.
1.148.310
S754.763
669,137
The
corporation
for
The
its
the
months
were
March
vision
to
for
$1.27
on
ended
Dec,
$9,749,089,
Coffin &
Dick
Federal
income
share
per
below
named
the
have
following
1956
taxea,
equivalent,
'3,070,970
dividends,
preferred
aftei
shares
of
stock
common
then
six
the
months
Federal
income
income
taxes
were
net
taxes
ol
of
dividends,
to
taxes
Dec.
less
the
1956
and
net earnings before
provision for Federal
after
special
a
non-recurring
adjustment
$4,017-,553.9,. .equjvalqnt, after^p^fepred
on
the 3,383,559 outstanding
common
share
per
31,
$10,263,878,
$1.113,7,19,' or
$1.10
.
>»
shares."
ended
were
$5,131,278.
jmu# j
u
»
■/..»
■
».)•«
-.
„•
•
>»•
.
In
comparison, the not earnings for the coiresponding six months cf
1955
were
$15,948,883, before Federal income taxes, and $7,952,683,
after
provision for Federal income taxes, equivalent, after preferred
dividends, to $2.49 per share on the 3.070,970 share* of common
stock then outstanding.
The
195G
of
increase
in
the
compared
as
the
with
rema'nder
debentures
The
that
of
had
reduction
number
Dec.
the
not
in
of
1955
of
is
the
corporation's A3a '9
previously converted into
for the six months ended
earnings
convertible
stock.
common
31,
1956
as
compared with last year was due principally to the 35-day industry¬
wide steel strike in the
September, 1956 quarter.
Present
S.
indications
that
are
the
corporation's operating rate will
be
at
Weeks--'
is
Marks
M.
Co.
of
Coe,
Miller.
Bolanz
N.
<fe
Weeks 6c
Co
Dickson
&
S.
Inc.'
Hirfcch
6z
with
31.
The
that
of
adoption
the
other
of
the
steel
calendar
year
companies.—V.
1,000,000
&
Granbery,
Co.
Inc....
Redpath
and
Chace.
&
Childs
F.
julien
Collins
Ellis
Green,
&
550,000
Slix
Co.—
550.000
Doclittle
Corp.
550,000
Parrish
Co.
&
Co
185,
branch
The
&
Southern
1957
—
1 956
$1,267,733
$1,208,560
1,002,745
revenue
958,926
expenses
from
revenue
railway operations
railway operating income
Net
—V.
185, p.
Earnings
$264,988
$249,634
95,364
Provision
Federal
taxes
&:
Co.__;
Wood
Earnings
share
per
100,000
&
Co,-
100,000
1955
$35,011,491
19.700,000
18,600.000
$16,411,491
$1.71
$1.59
where
;
January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
1957
revenue
1955
96.8%
233,728
182,343
$160,521
$167,093
„
in
of
from
revenue
railway
railway operating
—V.
operations
income
67,084
71 218
185, p. 819.
amount
operations, most of
mill
under
now
and
property and
investment
provided
which
construction
in
expended towards completion of
was
plant
to
additional
an
of
under
construction
mainder
in
Ala.;
Brewton,
West
two
and
funds
for
Germany;
new
a
and
paperboard
Santa
two
studio
use
will
Cousins
be
feature
facilities
films
made
in
the
of
Dallas
York
New
has
Texas
been
appointed
representation
will
be
Marcus.
Clara,
Stock
—
common
share,
Sold
—
The
stock, which
Co, Inc. and
quickly
was
185,
oversub¬
935.
p.
Celebrates
-
Introducing
Its
Revolutionary
a
manufacturer
industrial
and
than
more
plastic
countless
of
retail
products,
other
$10,000,000.
distributors
45
to
of
store
equip¬
related
The
iron
gray
items,
and
reaching
maintains
company
live
throughout the nation.
Workwall,
particularly suitable for
business establishments and schools,
the
various
new
Calif.
usual
office
from
study
feature* of
conducted
Workwall
the
furnishings can be
it
with
firmly
simple twist of
a
scratches.
or
Any
the
engineers
the
attached
tiled
to
the
and
most
partition
without leaving
the
of
that
fact
screwdriver
a
executive,
by
is
layout
in
his
change
can
easy
desired.
Workwall
with
floors,
Dayton
in
comes
open
and
or
railing
closed
167,
floor
to ceiling
basts.
heights,
Adjustable
singly
legs
in
or
com¬
compensate
for
clamps
1921.
p.
shares
paper-
of
&
Light
common
Co.—Stock
stockholders of
common
stock
was
Sold—The
328,630
recent
additional
oversubscribed,
322,724
shares being taken under primary rights and 5,906 shares
actively
The
Power
offering to
$11,361,922
mills
prolonged
a
revolutionary
material.—V.
was
on
re¬
oversubscription
underwritten.
expended largely for fabricating and converting machinery
Expenditures of $7,940,698 on the Brewton mill did not
was
and
programs
existing
Invest¬
$7,182,765
Mengel Co., bringing the total shares owned to
outstanding common stock; $6,086,547 was invested
Mengel',s
foreign
board
Net
Net
this
in shares of The
made
$349,436
$394,249
expenses
Of
Vice-
firmly secure the partitions to the
floor.
The
partition may be free-standing or may be attached to
existing walls of stone, brick, concrete, stud, plastic, or of any other
share earnings increase to $1.82 in 1956 and $1.69 in 1955.
tha Container spent $34,417,490 in 1956 for
ments.
Jr.,
Broadcasting
about 1,000 people, turn out all types of metal
hardware for the Armed Forces, three-dimensional
adaptable
uneven
The annual report stated
Month of
American
and
large
a
and
bination.
Including Container's participation in profits of foreign corporations,
the per
Wilson,
C.
firm
Lewis
display purposes used from coast to coast in small shops as well as in
the largest department stores.
The flexibility of Workwall is made possible by the available choice
of
standard, corner, and three-way uprights made of brass-finished
anodized aluminum.
These uprights are provided with grooves and rail
locks
for
holding the panels.
The panels are of Marlite, a sturdy
plastic composition.
However, the panels may be of glass when and
•
$37,930,919
capital additions and improvements
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
K.
estate
Council:
it around within minutes.
In addition, Workwall is
to install or remove.
The partition evolved from the patented Vizusell system of channels,
brackets, and attachments produced by this company for merchandise
100,000
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
earnings
of
and
result
marks
office,
Inc.—
income—
on
the
Coe
and
called
exceptionally
(&
real
City
by A. G. Becker &
partition,
100,000
Co..
income
on
the
The
Mason,
and
1956
taxes
offices
offices
The
Net
67 226
819.
for
Federal
James
Cousins;
Brvan
anniversary, this year by launching a new
will, produce a revolutionary office partition.
four plants, occupying more than 309,000 square
is
$18,230,919
before
the
of
Dallas
Vernon
Co.;
and
Co.;
designers of this company.
,
&
Year Ended Dec. 31—
January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
of
its 60th
150,009
,
Container Corp. of America
Colorado &
Coe
Haggar
wide
by
150,000
1151.
Month of
utilize
per
Co.
150,000
Co.
19
Co,_
6z
—
Talmage
and
Specialties, Inc.
new
removed
Harold E.
Mr.
Bank
Co.
from
corporation.
castings,
sale
any
550,000
National
1957."
mannequins,
steel
annual
an
or
550,000
Corp.-1152.
p.
First
that
firm's
form-?,
100.000
Co._
&
185,
the
of Grad
which is
employing
100,000
Strader
the
parachute
precision
&
Co
American
—V.
200.009
the
and
Co.—
Inc.
550.000
the
corporation
Treasurer.
Insurance
the
Miller,
television
$15.50
Division
W. Pizzini & Co.. Inc.
550,000
-
Weerton
Horner
new
filming.
Oct.
on
company,
apparel
West
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
B.
Life
Darling Co., Bronson, Mich.
the
Scott,
the
Thompson,
of
of
Thompson,
for
at
of
550,000
of
C.
However,
of
the firm
100.000
550.000
Anderson
develop¬
of music, art
Childre, who is also Chair¬
W.
to
Anniversary
lixtures,
150,000
Inc.
First of Michigan
Gcodbody & Co
by
Texas
logical
Miller,
member
resigning
planned
scenes.
A.)
Today,
feet
200,000
Irving Lur.dborg
6c
of
Mercantile
Board
Wilson
K.
is
ment, if. celebrating
200,000.
1-
Crowell,
&
13
prominent
center
a
L.
Thad
firm
For details, see V.
Workwall
'
Inc.—,
Whiteside,
&
is
made
This
201.000
Space
550.000
Co.,
250,000
Co200,000
550,000
&
March
on
a
Product—
&
Co.-,—r
&
Simmons
-
Ellis
the
Sparkman-Lrand
for location
by
60th
*
Winslow
&
a
been
-
Vice-President of
Ray
Southwest.
Mills;
release during
counsel
(L.
250,000
1250,000
Dabney
Tyson
Co.
&
Inc.
Elunt
Co.,
Townsend,
as
the'officers
the
a
half-hour
26
associates
250.000
Son
Son
Lane,
550,000
;
Baird
W.
Sons.
&
Sulzberger: &
Auchincloss, Parker &
Robert
6c
———
750,000
—
Trust
250,000
J
Johnson.
Marache &
—
Executive
of
law
of
and
Danly Machine
was
Town,send,
Newbold's
Co.
1,000,000
noted
and
Great
Texas
James
firm
scribed,
Bocline
&
1,000,000
Inc.—_
Co.,
announced
was
already
Prairie,
the
who
250,000
Leeds
&
had
.
320,000
Hallowed,'
1.000,000
Co.,
6c
corporation
Dallas
Miller
it
law
handled
Co.—
Milliard
Bartow
Title
Zimmerman,
Davis
pidor to his service in Washington
Army for Financial Management.—V. 185,
public offering of 150,000 shares of
Eoettcher
' Co-iif Inc.
Weeden
&
•
Co.
1,000,000
Co.—
The
&
"
H.
of
interior
for
general
300,000
—
Inc.
W.
G.
Mr.
to
theatrical
300,000
Sherrerd—
Garrett
E.
1,000.000
Robinson-Humphrey
Stroud
J.
J.
Chicago
Harry
company.
member
President,
of
of
York
300,000
Joseph, Mellen 6c Miller,
Co.,
i,_—-
—-
Swiss
Dec.
Robert
1.400,000
Baker,
calendar
p.
Blddle
Butcher
&
of
replacing
crust
Stufflebeme,
the
the
countryside
—300,000
Yarnall,
1,400.000
—.
of
Initially,
Hop-
&
•
Crouter
with
300,000
—
DeHaven
three
Co.
accept the position of President, stated that cameras
begin to roll in May on properties already acquired and developed
the company.
He added that "the production schedule calls for a
New
by
300.000
1.400,000
*
the
earlier,
Bales, he said,
are
dishwashers and built-
would
&
Scranton
—-
appliances
year
5.
Board, Wylie Stufflebeme,
"expansion into this field is
Chairman
Graham,
minimum
-
a
improvement."
Vice-President
in
Sparkman,
for
Co
other
quarter,
$44,943
the
Grand
Board
and
President
400,000
&
Jaffray
Co.
J
Co
&
ended
of
of
*
and
fiscal
Vice-President
of Dallas,
President of
350,000
Coe
W.
the
Haggar,
350,000
Sullivan
6c
Piper,
Chas.
&
this
that
of
a
partner
M.
Co.—_
Mack a 11
Whipple & Co.-- 1.000,000
Lemon
conform
expansion
934.
ranges
first
earlier,
year
same
Graham,
also
Co.—
Inc._
wood
Co.
&
the
director,
a
board
ol
Mr.
to
Bank
Jce
man
J.
$550,000
Carolina Securities Corp.
Kalman & Co.. Inc.--
& Co.—1,400,000
Haupt
Reynolds
<•
Watts
1,500.000
duFont
Laurence
The
&
1,500,000
1,500,000
Day
of
the growth
addition
Miller
300,000
1,500,000
——
Johnston,
year
an¬
area
Dallas.
in
—„
1,500,000
—
Moseley & Co
Webber, Jackson
Francis 1
R,
6c
Clark
Co.,
Rhoades
—
in
Senior
a
elected
of
the
Chairman
in
In
350,000
1.500.000
Davis,
who stated
include
Stet-
&
Hutton
Bosworth,
6c
McDonald
will
1.500.000
Loeb,
high levels for the first half of this year.
Order
backlogs are
large and most products are still in heavy demand.
The
corporation's application to the Internal Revenue Service has
been
approved to change from a fiscal
year
ended June 30
to
a
basis
W,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Ira
Cohu
Baker,
1,500,000
—.
Curtis
6c
C.
Dec.
continued
p.
an
year,
development of this company," Mr. Stufflebeme added, "should
eventually make Dallas a major factor in national film production."
severally agreed
principal
Henry Herrman & Co.—
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Securities
M,
P'.
E.
Eurr. Inc
Co.
Paine,
common
31,
issue
been
shaves outstanding Dec. 31.
the result of the convers.'o is
the
185,
acres
"The
respective
_
E.
.
2,000,003
Faeon,
outstanding.
For
F,
2,000,000
...
—
Corp.
6c
Winslow,
Pierce
basis
The board of directors consists of H.
son
Merle-Smith—
&
Eouitable
after
the
on
& Co
Beane—_
Hornblower
reported
4
31,
and
for
make
this
additional
and design.
1955.
company
R.
formation
new
of
purchasers
Davis,
been
National
Union
Lynch,
Fener Ar
Effects Profits—
that its net earnings for the
before provision for Federal income
provision for Federal income taxes
were
$4,759,889, less a special non-recurring adjustment net of taxes
of $1,113,719,
or
$3,646,170, equivalent, alter preferred dividends, to
$1.04 per share on the 3,383,559 outstanding common shares.
The
net
earnings
for
the
corresponding
quarter
of
1955
were
$8,216,642, before
Federal income taxes, and
$4,075,842
after
pro¬
three
taxes
Y.,
to
later
an
'
banker,
Corp.__$5,850,000
Dillon,
Merrill
Carl
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Strike
hopes
of
20
Dallas Film Industries, Inc.—New Film Center Formed
bonds:
First Boston
Securities
1956
SI,903,073
—$2,000,188
revenue
1955.
according
plans for
1040.
p.
1960.
$46,460,734
PURCHASERS—The
Eastman
Month of January—
Railway operating
but
against a net loss of
President, said on Match
Assistant Secretary of the
as
3,700.000.
income
net
The
Railway operating expenses
1956,
in
of
Mich.,
definite
no
sometime
manufacturer of gas
"slightly ahead of a
showing particular
has
Mr.
RR.—Earnings—
N.
purchase
28,
Cribben and Sexton
a
company's construction program tor
the
as now scheduled, calls for the expenditure
in
this
Feb.
Vice-President
/
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the series S bonds,
capitalization of the company
is; $081,605,000 in long-term debt;
400,000 shares of cumulative preferred Scock, par S10O, and 17,933,933
shares of common stock, par £25,
SEC—
statement
with
the SEC
on
March 8, 1957, covering $4,890,000 of Participations in the Employees
Thrift Plan of Cities Service Co.,
together with 80,000 shares of the
$10 par common
stock which may
be
purchased pursuant to the
plan.—V. 185, pp. 340, 608.
Clinchfield
stated,
location.—V.
ranges
The
$150,000,000
C.
running
4'As;
as
company
EARNINGS—During the year ended Dec. 31, 1953, the company had
operating revenues' of $360,106,248 and net income of $49,260,055. Tnls compares with electric operating' revenues of $336,268,695
registration
a
$903,200
Monroe,
has
the acquisition
Falls,
that
at
in
company
plant
new
a
brtak-even
a
ended
Chester
March
after
also
the
of
if redeemed
104.50'ii>
or
bonds,
the
option
electric
|
company
and
the
Co.
Paper
announces
Skaneateles
at
Wendell
period 1957-60,
approximately
$650,000,000
for
property
additions,
of
which
to be spent In 1957;
$170,000,000 In 1958;.. $140,000,000
population
$852,834
489.452
819.
p.
Cities Service Co.—Registers With
This
$3,303,753
$781,718
495,060
concerning
operations
on
ment
Net
1956
completed
Raiiin
President, The
construction, he further
acres
months
4coupon.
a
the
at
group
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the production, purchase, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of electricity to about 1.895,000 customers
'ill: an area of approximately 11.000 square miles, including the City of
Chicago which covers about 221 square miles, and. has an estimated
1956
Railway operating revenue-———-.—$3,198,197
Railway operating expenses.,.————————
2,416,479
River
Huntley also
were
The
$195,000,009 is
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1957
31.
Cribben & Sexton Co.—Earnings Improve—New Dir.—
bid of 99.38%.
a
for
99.321
100.62599 for
redeemable
are
lour-year
of
acquired
in
Month of January—
in
Dec.
share. After preferred
equal to $1.41 a share.
in May of 1955.
a
were
retired
were
recently
has
the
Operations of
proceeds from the sale of the series S bonds will
added to working capital for ultimate application toward the cosi
gross
additions to the electric utility properties of the company
be
SEC—
1151.
p.
outstanding
$1.65
$943,000
were
Huntley,
nouncement
the
PROCEEDS—Net
corporation
and Chrysler
Thrilt-Stock
Ownership
Program,
Detroit, liL'd a registration statement
with the SEC on March 11,
1957, covering $10,000,000 o'f interests or participations in the program
and
Co.,
&
Forgan &
new
redemption prices ranging from
This
pursuant
Stuart
Glore.
The
1,389,526
,'/■
*</'/ v";
1,348,287
With
Corp.—Registers
and
S3.452.924
S3.501.909
—
income—
:>•; - ' /•/'":■■■»■:'*?>;
operating
from
F.
starting
stock
on
1792.
1987, at 100% and accrued interest.
awarded the issue March 12
was
1957
—
—V.
based
Corp, and associates on March 13 offered publicly
first mortgage bonds, series S, due
March 1,
1956
Railway operating revenue——
...—
S16.468.589 $15,765,342
Railway operating expenses—-——c——12.966,680
12.312,418
Net
preferred
are
184, p.
R.
Cowles'
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Net
after
year,
1956.—V.
land
to
$1.36
$50,000,000 of 41/4%
Chicago, Rock Island &
shares
to
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—The First
1039.
p.
earnings
716.
p.
company
of
$1,606,000
$1.11
stock,
common
and
current
1,095,414 shares outstanding 011 Dee. 29,
Net
$1,329,000
—
—
share of common stock..——
pei
equal
1955
Cowles Chemical Co.—Acquires Properties—
This
Chicago & North
preferred
provisions
stock
common
were
company's
tax
Monday, March 18, .1957
.
.
Dec. 31/55
$2,359,000
income
state
of
year's earnings
$21,560, the
of
Income
27 Wks. End.
Dec. 29.'56
shares
604,316
latest
the
1151.
p.
26 Wks. End.
r 544,359
71,922
request
185,
SI.590.841
1039.
p.
March
until
persons
common
dividends
17.621.416
$2,159,349
,
railway operating income—
•Deficit.—V.
the
1957
$19,803,221 $19,212,257
1
k •
.
privileges.
This
offering
See V. 185, p. 820.
was
not
„
and equipment..
affect
Columbia Gas System,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
SEC
corporation
covering
pany
each
on
Net
of the
ning
of
funds
of
be
of
such
of
Columbia
sive
of
cash
to
to
in
demands
Is
require
to
be
for
the
par
Gas
will
obtained
stock.
common
subscription
late
offering
sale
of
by
holders
additional
one
the
of
its
for
rights
to
means
sion
of
of
the
stock
be
debt
upon
the
with
generated
from
financing
This
$3,000,000
of
the
added
will
1957
program
sale,
of
the
year
the large units
for
for
from
1957
amounting to approximately $4,400,000, included
equipment, receivables, and inventories.
In
Interstate
announced
on
March
gks which
Loulsiana.-
the
11, has issued
finished
and
start
expenses—.
Net
Net
—V.
operating
revenue
from
185,
p.
second
quarter.—V.
185,
p.
will be in operation sometime in
Co.
and
Columbia
Gas
the
giving
&
Western Ry.—Earnings—
1957
1956
as
this
compared
1955, Louis Putze,
Formed
in
Park,
in
had
1956
and
sales
increased
with performance
Presideat, said.
January
Schiller
A-P
of
Net
America—Earnings 14% Higher—
company
Earnings
1956
by
Controls
$27,391,948
the
15%
of
its
merger
Cofp.,'
as
auu
eaiU.n^a
predecessor
.of
Soreng
-osj
—V.
1477
taxes
$7,099,120
6,430,647
5,976,858
$1,054,647
$1,122,262
421,962
companies
Products
in
Delvale
457,279
Controls' company
$23,694,103 the preceding
were
$994,958
as
against
$875,877.
On
the
Washington,
Securities
Co.,
Milwaukee,
against
revenue from
railway operations
railway operating income—
185, p. 820.
in
*
'The
SEC
($10
after
1956
$7,495,294
820.
year.
order
Delaware, Lackawanna
Net
Controls Co. of
of
688,018
Month of January—
exclu¬
Sales
$1,498,350
last quarter of
presently
Gas
$1,290,316
593,375
—
expenses
addition
3,177,052
income
operating
the
$4,675,402
3,483,478
820.
Railway
of
1956
$4,773,794
railway operations:
railway operating
factory at Renton, Wash.,
sysGm
an
operating
land,
bleached sulphate
to
Corp.—Earnings—
1957
Railway
carton
the
transm'ssion
be
RR.
revenue
program
and
southwest for
a
subsidiary
advance, together with approximately $30,000,by Gulf Interstate from other sources, will
its
to
Hudson
operating
revenue
portion
1957.
ihe
that the Brewton
&
Railway
operating
begin¬
1957
to
is
Delaware
Month of January—
$36,727,000.
machinery,
The annual report also indicated
aunng
to
Railway
the
$84,00'*,000,
the
amounted
The Mengel Co. sold its Furniture Divi¬
in the furniture industry.
The proceeds
1957; the new Santa Clara paperboard mill
should be ready for operation toward the end of the summer.
A new
corrugated container factory at Muskogee, Okla., is to begin operations
during the first half of 1957; another new corrugated container factory
at Dolton, HI., will start toward the end of the
year; and A new folding
construction
plant
to
be
built
in
advance
$6,000,000
to
Gulf
gas
at
used
general
satisfy
The most Important
approximately
thereby deliver additional quantities of
System has under contract in southern
was
of
one
the
appropriations
the end
buildings,
of
the
during
be
funds.
estimated
to
available
operations
general
of
be
funds
from
financing,
such
expenditures
will
company to enlarge the capacity of
it
to
as an amount of $25,000,000 had been set aside
the end of 1955.
At the year end, unexpended but
at
capital
Toward
permit
The SEC,
working capital,
this purpose
approved
com¬
share
3, 1957, with
underwritten by
be
for
with
The
April
on
will
and, together
company transports
Columbia Gas.
This
000
no
statement
extraction
which
said
stock
at
subsidiaries.
approximately
Columbia
its
registration
pulp and board mill is scheduled
1957
Gas*
hydro-carbon
of
the
obtained
certain demands
estimated
of
a
heljd of record
The
22.
company
1957,
to
filed
bidding.
proceeds
funds
this
stock
shares
April
competitive
offer
to
common
thirteen
expire
8
1,675,415 shares
proposes
outstanding
March
on
and
corporation
covering
per
on
2,500
Feb. '27
shares
of
filed
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
offered
at
the
par
and 500 shares of 5G
cumulative preferred
stock
and/or, at the option of the purchaser an equal principal
snare)
(par $100),
Inc., Bethesda, Md.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
Volurrve
5%
of
amount
Number 5621
185
provided,
debentures
however,
that
tures ^to
be
writing.
The proceeds
shall
sold
due
the
not
March
to
used
be
to
1967,
it
for
offered
be
preferred
the
There
$50,000.
exceed
are
1.
aggregate
will
at
and
be
BUSINESS—Corporation
par,
sidiaries
deben¬
under¬
no
and
used in the exploration for and
the production ot
a
bruau imo ox
in
•
The
17, Colo., will up
purchase from it of
$4,800,000 of equipment trust certificates, series V, to be dated May 1,
1957 and to be due in 30 equal
semi-annual instalments of $160,000
each
from
Nov.
1, 1957 to and includling May
1,
1972.
They will
be
at
company,
(MST)
neon
secured
by
Rio
201
March
on
receive
equipment
new
Bldg.,
Grande
27
bids
Denver
the
for
costing
less
j^ot
than
RESULTS FOR FIRST MONTH OF
$6,400,000.
YEAR
Month of January—
operating revenue—operating
EFFECT
GIVING
Net
Net
—V.
from
revenue
railway
railway
operating
"4Vn%
note
4,002,643
"3V27o
note due Dec.
$2,214,438
1,183,590
$2,046,431
1,081,610
185, p.
operations
income
_
due
1,
Nov.
due Sept.
note
RR.—Earnings—
until
Month of January—
Railway
operating
Railway
operating
expenses
4V8 %
1956
1957
$1,886,675
1,191,212
note due
000
from
the
3
Net
from
revenue
railway
operations...
—V.
185,
$579,228
___
railway operating income
$695,453
,,
380,367
290,152
.
note due Dec. 15,
30,
Detroit
Toledo
&
Shore
Line
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
expenses
__
standing
within
due
Net
railway
—V.
from
revenue
185,
railway
operating
$397,799
106,530
$356,814
83.C08
operations——
income
the
one
Diamond
Alkali
offering
$10)
made
was
$53.37y2
—V.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
shares of common stock (par
March 12 by Hornblower & Weeks at
27,900
on
share, with
per
It
share.
of
the
and
closed.
books
Diamond
of
Co.
of
to the
Co.,
terms
several
two
statement
President
Gardner,
The
oi The Gardner Board St Carton
reached an agreement in principle to
have
Ohio,
it
companies,
Robert
by
announced
was
Gardner firm
The
Gardner
located
in
be
will
founded
was
plants located
750,000
operated
in
of
as
common
Ohio..
In
subsidiary
machinery, corrugated
cardboard
shipping containers, printing engravings and color lithog¬
raphy,
Another subsidiary collects,
processes
and distributes
waste
manufactures
it
Mass.,
custom
paper-making
stock.
paper
Gardner
of
worth
1956
sales
had
$20 000.000.
over
of
$40,000,000 and net
affiliate, Dairypak Inc.,
paper milk bottles and dairy product and frozen food
plants located in Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio; Athens,
and Ottumwa, Iowa; and Foit Worth, Texas.
con¬
Ga.;
income
was
Diamond
for
sales
1956
Of these total
$8,934,000.
$133,716,000
were
and
31% ; retail lumber yard and store sales accounted
up
woodenware
and
Francis
Eppler,
a
exceed
duPont
First
.
..
production
lumber
approximately 47%.—V.
185,
Kidder,
arranged
$3,000,000, 13-year loan with the
America, G. E. Muma, Presi¬
a
400
300
Co
300
_
Co.—
St.
600
600
Co
&
600
—
135,
600
&
Net
—_t,
200
600
200
1
G. H. Walker & Co.—,
Walston St Co., Inc
White, Weld & Co
Dean Witter St Co
200
100
600
300
600
400
——
rathva"
"$1,852,788
operations—.
operating income
p.
...
*$1,570,446
*$1,928,601
*$1,687,235
to
from
loan
the
be added to working capital and
manufacturing facilities.—V.
184,
will
consolidation
finance
of
2012.
p.
operating
revenue-
1956
$602,310
Railway
operating
expense?
573,200
496,511
"88,383
'
and
of class A convertible stock
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Dallas Union Securities Corp. and associates at par
($4
per
which
V.
made
was
185,
Feb. 20 by
on
"63,945
share),
details,
For
oversubscribed.
was
"Deficit.—V,
This
for
59,403
of Control
March
011
announced
12
it
is
purchase of tw o-thirds of the common
negotiations
completing
stock of Apex Fetroleum
Beach, Calif.
Present proven crude oil reserves of Apex Petroleum, including those
from
wells currently being drilled,
total nearly 3,000,000 net barrels,
which
more
than
double
Douglas Oil's present proven net reserves,
according to W. G. Krieger, President.
two-thirds of the 290.000 presently out¬
standing shares at a price of $14.85 per share, Mr. Krieger said, and
the
company
contemplates acquisition of the balance of the stock.
It
is the
intention of the company to finance the
purchase through
purchase
51 a'V
of
oil
Hill
42
011
proven
leases,
fields.
debentures,
Apex Petroleum has an
declared.
he
interest in 83 producing
in
the
West
Wilmington and
Signal
Mr. Krieger pointed out. J3 n°'" wells on
primarily
addition,
In
convertible
12-year
the present time,
At
wells
the
will
Oil
Issuance
the
Net
Net
locations in the West Wilmington field will be drilled under
development program by a joint venture in vvnich Apex
one-third
a
wells
amounts
barrels
to
interest.
and
Total
barrels
3,000
rovalties
p.
1955
$605,600
railway
$354,916
$181,013
197,076
53,131
424,560
operations
income..
ooeraling
—:
—
820.
production
per
day
and
partnership interests,
the
from
83
producing
n°t
Apex's
share,
nearly
asets
of
Apex
Petroleum
is
This corporation
Long Beach Oil Development Corp.
this
March
on
and
Sales-
record levels," John M.
annual report distributed
by use of the LIFO < last-in
first-out)
method of valuing inventories and
on this basis is equal
to S3.75 a share."
Mr. Curley reported.
'
"Earnings determined on an accounting basis consistent - with that
of
prior years would have been
at the rate of $5.45 a share on
common
stock
outstanding at the
year-end. and would have been
for
1956
was
computed
.
in
the history of the company.
This compares with
for-1955 of $4.36 a shore.
The difference between the
two
earnings figures
for
1956," Mr. Curley noted, "is due to the
change in method of accounting."
The report pointed out that "under the siccounling method adopted
the
1,000
interest
highest
1956,
Federal
The
on
harbor acreage of the City of Long Beach and currently
producing nearly 30,000 barrels of oil per day from 715 wells.—
134. p. 2624.
pre-tax
and
was lowered by $2,160,000 and
income tux liability by SI, 135.000."
income
State
thus reduced
report showed sales for 1958 at $49,781,798, which was $12,007.32% above 1955 volume of $37,774,021. the be t previous record
769
is
Earnings before taxes in 1956, on the LIFO
basis, were $4,800,944.
In 1955, the figure on the FIFO basis was
$5,570,933. Provision for income taxes iii.l;>o6 was $2,550,000 compared
with $3,040,000 in
1955.
Net income lor 1958 on the LIFO basis wa$
$2,250,944.
Net income for 1955 on the FIFO basis was $2,530,933.
The number of shares outstanding during the year rose from
580,532
Dresser
Industries,
Inc.—Debentures
offering
of
was
$20,000,000
conversion
price
PROCEEDS—The
company's
capital
general
and
capital
net
funds
is
$55
per
proceeds
and
wiU
expenditures.
share
from
be
of
the
common
sale
available
will
for
added
additional
to
the
working
the
reflecting
increase
debentures,
—V,
185,
record
1956
results
Eastern Utilities
The
SEC,
authorizing
which
it
voluntary
report showed.
"are largely based
conversions of
the new
the
oroooscs
sale
to
of
offer
$13,422,454
11,992,130
10,899,184
$2,595,481
$2,523,270
805,412
863,153
operations.
railway
income——
820.
Co.—Earnings
Foods
Maintained—
on March 5,announced that although its books have
audited tor the fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1957, it is
expected that earnings for the year will not d'ffer materially from the
$1.87 per common shaic reported last year.—V. 184, p. 1793.
*
> .>,
been
Seaboard Drilling Co., Tulsa,
Falcon
SEC
300,000
covering
public sale
price
and underwriting
registration
The
terms are
statement
nl-o
to be
covers
30,000 shares of common stock, which are being
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., at a warrant price of
purchase
sale
for
offering
public
amendment.
by
to
ants
the
for
underwriting group headed by Dillon, Read &
through an
The
Inc.
"
8 filed a registration statement with
shares of its common stock. to h" offered
March
on
company
Okla.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
to
share; and Dillon. Read proposes to offer such warrants to
number of 'persons, all of wt.om are associated with It, at
a
warrant price of 12c per share.
The exercise price of the warrants
also is to be supplied by amendment.
10c
a
per
limited
the
Of
the
of
proceeds
net
financing,
$1,337,100
w'U
be
used
to
outstanding indebtedness and $1,213,757 will be used in con¬
with the acquisition of the stock of D & D Drilling & Con¬
struction Co., S. A.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to the
and will be availab'o for general
Dr'lling has been engaged since 1951 in
workover services for others on a
contract basis in eastern Venezuela.
The total purchase price for the
stock of D & D Drilling is $2,400,000, less $186,243 which the present
stockholders (Frank Dotson and Werner Drosdrt) owe D & D Drilling
and
which
will
be assumed
by a Venezuelan subsidiary of Falcon
which is to purchase such stcck.
The Venezuelan subsidiary will obtain
the cash required for such purchase ($2,213,757) by borrowing $1,000,000
from a bank, by borrowing $433,757 from Falcpn against the issuance
of notes, and by selling to Falcon $780,000 of stock.
on
heavy and
on
March 13,
has issued an order
additional common stock by this association
an
additional 39.322 shares of its common
of
funds
the
company
corporate purposes.
D & D
drilling
and supplying oil
well
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Fall River Gas Co.
Gas
operating
Operating
taxes
—
Interest
and olhei
—V.
per
181,
per
common
common
share—_—
$1.00
$1.40
1956
1955
$32 256.153 $27,589,069
6,836.323
4,678,195
3,530,000
2,380,003
December 31—
net
sales. —
Income before
Federal income taxes
Provision for Federal income taxes—
of
$231,010
Metallurgical Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
Fansteel
Year Ended
Consolidated
$3,306,323
$4.19
income
Net
$320,705
$1.94
share
544.
P.
"Earnings
$353,965
122,955
$1.30
income deductions
Consolidated earnings
D'vidctids
44,775
$455,161
12-.453
income
Net
$33^,190
60.2 1
inet)_—
income
Gross
$2,896,611
2,5o7,42l
$384,830
and
Operating income
Other income
t
1955
$3,307,313
2,922,283
revenues-
expenses
Higher—
1956
Years Ended Dec. 31—
per
common
share
$2,298,195
•
$2.92
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1956 after payment
stock dividend.-—V. 135. p. 718.
"Based
Associates—Stock Offering Approved
snnovn-cd
war,
$14,587,611
;
company
yet
3'/
788.085 shares
on
Fisher Governor
Stock
Co., Marshalltown, Iowa
—
Registers
Offer With SEC—
cn
March 14 registered 369.600 shares of common
Securities and Exchange Commission. This stoi*. the
offering of securities in the company's 77-year history,
is expected
to be sold by an underwriting group heaoed by Glore,
Forgan <te Co.
This
Of
*
company
with
stock
initial
.
1D56
1957
operating
p.
Fairmont
The
not
the
consistent
demand in
existing markets tor stainless steel throughout the year;
development and ranid growth of new markets; increased participation
in
both
these
markets
by Fisi-ni Sfflii'ess.
and substantial added
tonnage obtained from the electric arc furnace installed late in 1955
as
the first step
in the company's S8,0UC,UCJ plant expansion pro¬
gram," the report stated.—V. 183. p. 340.
The
stock
be
600,486,
subordinate
quickly oversubscribed—
based on
principal amount of debentures.
A mandatory sinking fund beginning
March 1,
1968 is calculated to letire n^t less than 60'.
of the issue
prior to maturity.
The sinking fund
redemption price is par and
optional redemption prices range from 104Mb'» to the principal amount.
The
company's history.
the
to
Offered—Public
4Vs% subordinated debentures
due March 1, 1977 (which are convertible into the com¬
mon
stock of the company until March 1, 1967), was
made on March 13 by an underwriting group headed by
Blvth & Co., Inc., at 100% and accrued interest.
This
offering
or
in
$1,434,522
231,743
expenses
from
revenue
railway
Net
earnings
operator
V.
Net
its
12.
income
"Net
._—
revenue
operating
Railway
wholly-owned
Cambridge, Mass.. "rose
corporation
Industrial Stainless Steels, Inc.,
1936 and again established new
President, told stockholders in the
Curley,
in the
is the contracting
2'<
a
of
in
sharply
for
the
in
sales
and
subsidiary,
att°r
to
amounts
Stainless Steel Corp.—Reports Peak
Eastern
day.
per
Included
185,
production
current
owns
deducting
railway
—V.
from
revenue
$1,740,767
4o6,215
operations-
income.
$4,511,032
3,076,510
820.
operating
general
1957
$736,000
of Long
Ltd.,
Douglas
Ry,,—Earnings—
operating revenueoperating expenses
Railway
railway
1956
1957
$4,958,279
3,217,5x2
.
prepay
nection
820.'
Pacific
Firm to Be Financed by Issue of Debentures—
company
the
p.
see
Railway
Corp.,
135,
Month of January-
Douglas Oil Co. of California—Acquisition
of Apex
.
railway operating income
Net
935.
p.
operations.
Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
operating
p.
$105,887
Dixilyn Drilling Corp.—Class A Stock Sold—The pub¬
lic offering of 930,000 shares
Offering—A
Railroad—Earnings—
Erie
offered
1957
$564,817
Month of January-
Railway
Co.—Secondary
Hopkins
B.
50,000
Month of January—
Railway
war;
RR.—Earnings-
& Atlantic
of
expenses—
from
revenue
185.
Co.
820.
South Shore
Milo
Harding,
revenue:—______
operating
operating
suppl'cd
Duluth,
p.
Share
&
offering
railway
$333,434
1,903,880
dent, has announced.
used
Net
Net
1956
1057
$101,293
2,254,086
_____—
Bond
Elgin, Joliet &
600
Corporation
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Incorporated
Walker, Austin & Waggoner
expen-.es——.
185,
185,
Month of Januai y—
100
200
______
Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
revenue———
from
revenue
railway
"Deficit.—V.
Barclay
718.
Wm.
Fenner,
shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on March 5 by Lehman Brothers at
$28.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V. 185, p. 718.
This
Net
B.
Newhall.—V.
Electric
—V.
Hick-
Shearson, Hammill & Co._„
Smith, Earney & Co
William R. Staats St Co
Stone & Webster Securities
Month of January—
operating
also
Janns
Parker
secondary
200
1041.
p.
Duluth, Missabe &
substantially
year ago, the announce¬
are
&
Jackson
Webber,
Schneider, Bernet &
man, inc.
Schwabacher & Co
400
—V.
Prudential Insurance Co. of
The, proceeds
Falvey,
and
100
20O
100
Co
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Railway
P.
Winston & Co
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.—
Sanders & Company.______
&
Carl
Divco-Wayne Corp.—Private Borrowing—This Corpo¬
has
Turben & Co.,
S. Moseley & Co...
per
period a
corresponding
the
for
1955
for
$296,007,212
share.
year
to date
$6.31
for the
or
earnings
of
sales
record
with
announced the appointment of an executive com¬
mittee and the election of C.
Russell Feldmann as Chairman of the
Committee. Other members of t ~e Committee are ."ohn C. Clark, James
Rowles,
3 00
Company—
feet
cubic
million
75
Co.—Earnings Sharply Off—
$10,102,060
company
Railway
601
Brothers
75
additional
an
said.
The
Railway
Co.—_
Peabody
Co.
consolidated net sales of $231,587,694 for 1956.
period amounted to $2,345,887 or $1.46 per
compare
and
than
higher
200
&
St
same
of
sales
600
600
Railway" operating
ration
Co
200
Freres
Lehman
' '
717,
p.
Hutton
additional
an
Gas Co. and
million cub'c feet daily;
California
.
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Company—
&
the
figures
Reynolds
Weeks._____
&
for
earnings
1957
200
600
200
Noyes
Co.
Electric
reports
company
These
and
400
300
Corp.—
Sachs
Gas
&
Southern
to
an
Auto-Lite
Electric
The
Earnings
400
Co.___
....
Hutton
E.
and
100
Inc.__
&
.
Lazard
for 30'; ; matches
and wholesale mill
1
.
Curtis
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reinholdt, St Gardner..—.—
Goodbody & Co
W.
Paine,
200
Co.
Co
&
Southwest
F.
600
200
400
.—
Inc.
F.
Union
Boston
Goldman,
Beane
Merrill,
Guerin & Turner,
First
&
200
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fennel"
$200
Co.
&
Company
&
300
(Inc.)
Dominick
&
Dillon.
Inc.
Th?
Merrill
300
Co.
Securities
Company,
I.
Eastman
Gas
sell
to
proposes
Counties
day;
200
&
Dominiek
•'■;*'
pro-forma basis fqr 1956, combined sales of the two companies
$170,000,000
of which
packaging products would account for
16%
On
21%;
products,
net
molded pulo and packaging sales made
sales,
an
300
Inc
Pancoast
Dittmar
E.
in
into
200
Sons
&
Marks
M.
Laurence
McDonald
300
_
the
filing,
xor
Commission
Omitted) —
Robertson &
also has
an
Co
Co.
Republic
Hornblower
Gardner
entered
underwriting agreement:-
309
Kraus.
&
Union
approximately
tainers
sales,
Brown
Dallas
Hemphill,
lor
which makes
Clinton
Becker
Alex.
plants
Ohio, and Springfield,
Dayton, Hamilton,
St
the
of
100
Co.
.
Securities
cartons in
paperboard and
and Lockland,
Middletown, Akron,
have
acting
below,
named
Representative,
as
conditions
and
&
Whipple &
Central
division of Diamond.
a
makes
and
1900.
Middletown
in
shares
Co
Buige
G.
A.
exchange of stock, involves the
an
stock of Diamond.
It
will be subject to approval by stockholders
of both companies at
special meetings to be held later in 1957j The Gardner family owns a
controlling stock interest in The Gardner Board & Carton Co.
approximately
underwriters
$3,200
&
Dewar,
agreement, which provides for
of
March 14 in a joint
President,
and
Colin
on
Diamond
G.
Fairburn,
Gardner.
of
Inc.,
—(COO's
Abercrombie
Ball,
and
company
borrowed
exclude:
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Bacon,
Co.—Proposed Merger—
this
Middletown,
the
merge
issue
Match
directors
subsidiaries
underwriting agreement with the company whereby they,have agreed
severally to purchase the debentures above ottered from the company
subject
$107,100,0o0 in pipeline facilities to
185 million cubic feet of natural
of
customers, has been accepted
announced on Feb. 27.
existing
to
Power
company
ment
Bache
The
these
Co.
&
day
per
the
for
authorizat on
seeking
company
additional
an
shave.
shares
Lovett
1152.
p.
of
year.
Blyth
deliver
additional 55 million cubic feet daily to existing
customers in Arizona, principally in the Yuma, Ariz., area.
El Paso
obtain the additional natural gas from fields
proposes to
in
Sutton,
Wnccler,
Borden
and
Upton
Counties, Tex.;
and Lea,
San Juan and Rio Arriba Counties, N. M,
Proposed mainline facilities,
located
in
Arizona,
Texas
and
New Mexico,
include 216 miles of
pipeline, 65/«-inches to 34-inches in diameter;
58,900 horse-power in
new
and
existing
compressor
stations;
metering and
appurtenant
facilities. Field facilities proposed in the application include approxi¬
mately 533 miles of varying diameter pipeline, 27,850 compressor horse¬
power and nppitatenant facilities.—V. 185, p.
1152.
which &re
also had out¬
1957, $500,000 of indebtedness for money
dealer's concession of $1.25 per
a
oversubscribed
was
185,
and
and
to
Pacific
subsidiaries
171.800 shares reserved for issuance
Option Plan; the 363,636 shares reserved for
issuance upon conversion of the debentures at the
initial conversion
price; and the 110,000 shares issued on Feb. 28, 1957 for the assets of
through
it
i
..
consolidated
of
One
company.
Jan. 31,
UNDERWRITERS—The
dary
1967, semi-annual payments of
prior to maturity; and on the
the company's Stock
Supeibar
820.
p.
1,
1
,
obligations
are
(Outstanding
under
Net
and
1
1958, payments of $375,000 each on May 31
.
by
on
due Sept.
Sept.
note
March
notes
guaranteed
1956
$821,562
423,763
1957
8818,817
432,003
January—
each
1957.
tThese
Month of
the 33 4%
on
on
note due May 20,
4y2%
Nov.
820.
p.
15;
$75,000
Nov.
through 1965 and $2,100,000 from 1966 through 1970; on
1965, annual payments of $300,000 cn each
1959
V* %
Dec.
Net
the respective notes as follows; on the
1, 1971, annual payments on each Nov. 1 of $1,650,-
by
this
operation
application
construction
to
the Com-
Expansion—
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Plans
An
to which
Light Company, as
185, p. lo41.
Electric
River
Unserved jurisdiction.— V.
Southern
on
use
common
Valley
Fall
and
ini.-.siorr
The
20,000,000
4,355,150 shs.
20,000,000
10,000,000 shs.
additional
Plackstone
pany,
per
1967)
1,
competitive
of
means
by EUA.
tnc proceeds
to purchase its proportionate
shares to be issued by its subsidiaries,
Gas and Electric Company, Brocktoa Edi on Com¬
to
proposes
of
part
Federal
2,126,000
,
by
the basis of one new
1057.
The offering is
bidding, the subscription
stockholders, on
held on Marca 20,
its
by
shares
3 2
td be determihed
price
gas
3 977
value)
par
required
"Prepayments are
$1,930,033
1,410,805
revenue.
1967—
1,
March
(50c
$24,500,000
2,700,000
2,200,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
2,500,000
note due May 20, 1958.!
debs.,
due March
1,
(convertible
Ironton
&
Outstanding
;_
1965—
sub.
tCcmiuon stock
Toledo
each
underwritten
be
enable
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
$24,500,000
1971
15,
W/i 7o
4'/8%
820.
Detroit,
1957
31,
Jan.
Authorized
$6,049,074
4,321,964
t°2Wo
'■
ended
1956
$6,536,402
expenses
months
three
CAPITALIZATION
1957
Railway
Railway
subscription
for
to
EUA
consolidated
net sales and service revenues were $63,171,42 7 and net earnings were
$4,531,649, equal to SI.04 per share on the 4,355,1«8 shares 01 common
itock then outstanding.
This comnar-d with $46,150,055 and net of
$3,471,129 or 82 cents per share in the corresponding period of the
preceding year.
For the i'L>o*.- je .»•
.icim. u..t. ji,
x9o6 sales were
$230,292,232 and earnings equal to
$3.97 per share compared with
$170,770,232 and 82.59 per -S-.aro in um 19oj fiscal year.
•
.
the
EARNINGS—For
for
share
stock
and gas Industry.
principally for the oil
Denver & Rio Grande Western* RR.—Bids March 27—
to
sub¬
through
or
and specialized
production of oil and gas,
xnaumnery and equipment,
products
capital.
wonuug
either- directly
engaged
is
technical services, supplies, tools
furnisning
in
5,
(1273),
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
the
public
the total
-
shares. 184.800 shares
will represent approximately
Th*
npf
nmeppfis
from
the
1Q%
remain*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
ing
shares
184,300
expansion
The
trol
to
be
sold
by
the
will
company
be
applied
to
EARNINGS—For the year
an
program.
ol
revenues
largest'manufacturer of
world's
the
is
company
automatic
con¬
$3,358,509
industries.
income
elements
in
1950
company's
In
after
the
Federal
control
the
state
and
of
systems
sales
net
income
continuous
First
A
Series
net
due
D
(&
39 Wks. End.
sales
of
,—1—:
Selling,
'U
warehousing
adriilnis,
and
.
12,876,825
Balance
3 \a %
800,000
400,000
384,000
1J78,
\'k
400,000
400,000
Feb.
1.
1979,
4 'A
400,000
400,000
H
due
Feb.
1,
1980.
600,000
600.000
I
due
Dec.
1,
J
due
Dec.
1,
Feb.
X,
1970,
Pederai
for
taxes
series due
Feb.
1,
1972,
1.444.085
series,
series,
shares
the
outstanding
weeks
13
the
at
ended
Dec.
end
29,
of
share.—V.
185,
in
$35,728,359
SEC—
offering!
used for general corporate puiposes.
engaged in the business of manufacturing,
is
company
and
selling
consumer
manufacturing
various
The
uses.
plant
East
products
three
new
tor
construction,
plants
consist
185,
—25
to
•
A.
25
,
L
—
Net
10
The
expenses....:...-.......
from
gypsum
,
.
corporation
-V.
for
if
a
total
also
in
an
to
each
of
has
filed
a
Co.—Bonds
registration
to
to
not
corporation
the
properties.
185,
18,
.
for
luxury-type,
Its
controlled
issuea
of
.
shares
and
to
to
that,
thereof
at
will
$2
300
the
the
have
the
the
with
an
it
rate
of
$1,823,666
SEC
to
the
proposes
B.
5c
law
and
he
1957—Month--1950
sale
of
its
tiled
the
wit.i
March
on
by
this
a..d
par
is
in
of
as
it
as
iorins
of
its
Freedom
efiorts"
became
a
tne
$22
found
of
80,000
2,726,000 shares
sold
shares,
17!!.';
the
of
$3,000,000
or
further
slightly
Indicates
out¬
over
791/2
and
0f
t[le
Toronto,
$2*400
Net
fnr
for
of
will
own
$186,000:
approximately
and
the
of
the
a
offering,
the
the
stock
payment
Of these
50-unit
assuming all shares are
funds, $793,000 are to be
hotel-motel
furnTtimp0^ andi relatfd bull<iings
for
and
(at
a
cost
of
:
port
C°rP.—Offering
corporation
is
been
offering to holders
outstanding common stock (par $10)
for 128,918
additional common
scribe
rights
shares
™°nipr-e offor each per
$16.50
additional share
of
'
Tom
(J ST) ,0n Apnl
.
h"SU
of
shares> subject
pei
share.
Kidder, Peabody &
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
are
syndicate
which
not
more
than
to allotment, at
Co.
and
Merrill
underwrite
the
loam
Tr
'
•
Pasco
b!l«nnf
Ia°d
(h
<SSL"Sb£H. STCfi "ZSgTo ^
Counties.
Service
5tL
°ranpe'
Levy
H1?.™1""'f, 6 000
to
included
deficit
Base,
issuer,
tne
and
184,
Williams,
nickel
deposits
for
several
operation
with
process.
.
.
of
tne
.
territrrv
Kites In Central
S&S2
™
Florida ard
plant
to
the
was
of-
•'
by
•
appropriate
ing
to
various
"Thus
the
the
In
Nickel,
which
well
as
in
the
and
short
supply
assuring
p.
will
design
and
commence
by
The
to
to
summer
of
a
vast
for
number
many
years.
of
Cobalt
"
an
said,
"will
be
also
'
Ve'crS
is
the
Union
&
Carbon
Corp.
below.—V.
184,
p.
test
Net
Reed
sales
tax
1
operating
credits
arising
from
.
losses
Net
♦Net
-
Net
p.
1121.
for
Include
•
-
The
at
Knolls,
in
sili¬
'
and
increase
boost
in
Work
will
foot
for
also
handling
the
additional
some
in
rubber
manufacturing
continue
installations,
addition
wnich
utility
square
provide
$2,338,000
Elcctric's
by
of
fire
A'-rwaf*
Materiel
and
will
storage
office
space.
Equipment—
control
Product-
a rea
u.
ueu««»i
,
control
has
equipment
Department
the
Force
Air
manager. ■■
bmrm
are
been
from
Wright-Patterson
Command,
Air Force fighters
S.
Products
employed
several
on
bombers.
and
Color TV
Department
the
from
lor
Barnes,
S.
U.
System—
March
on
Signal
Army's
marketing
of
manager
for
the
announced
14.
Supply
closed-circuit .color
a
Agency,
system
for
use
;
Indus¬
company's
at
described
He
critical"
missile
first
the
said
and
that
takeoff
at
few
color
discloses
of
seconds
missile
launching
flash and flame spurting
a
bit of information"- as
ol
"quite
characteristics.
calls
for
disclosed.
system
delivery in May of this year. Dollar amount
industry estimates for a closed-circuit
from $25,000
to
$100,000.
depending
upon
However,
range
system and additional
the
of
accessories
V. 185,
required.
Ohio—Earnings—
1957
191)6
$881,521
521,484
$794,680
taxes...—.—123,000
110,000
January—
income
operating
185,
—
473,324
70,263
68,676
$166,774
119,421
$142,680
106,735
taxes
Placed
$6,000,000 of
1987.
tions.
sold
Ir
s
They
for
return
to
of
mortgage
—
Bonds
March 8, 1957,
bonds, 4%% series
on
placed privately with five institu¬
$3,000,000
$2,850,000
Co.
Co.
Co.-
the
of
General
the
first
were
Telephone
Telephone
Co,
Southwest
the
of
bonds
the
of
to
are
be
subsequent date to five other institutions.
a
Texas
ock
Co.
additional
An
at
Telephone
the*
Telephone
Privately—The company sold
par,
due
from
1043.
p.
General
-
in
the
and
and
Southwest
Telephone
and
all
for
the
issued
Corp.
at
later
a
Co.
Co.,
General
its
common
shares cf
planned
to
into
,
stocks
common
Telephone
26C.0CG
is
It
Oklahoma Telephone
Southwest
outstanding
Oklahoma
of
merge
General
the
Texas
Telephone
aatf.
,
.
will
funds
be
covering
secured
used
to
loans
General
by
retire
Telephone
General
*hort
the
from
bank
term
parent
Co.
loans
of
and
the
to
Southwest
repay
notes
company.
Telephone
,Co. of the Southwest and Us two new sub¬
have their headquarters at. San Angelo, Tex., serving approx¬
imately 240,000 telephones throughout the Southwest.—V. 185, p. 1043.
sidiaries
ahead."
Georgia
&
Florida
RR.—Earnings—
1957
1956
$290,794
$324,457
232.891
243.711
$57,903
Railway operating revenue.."
Railway operating expenses
*
revenue
from railway operations—
railway operating income.—
Net
—V.
-
1956
185, p. 936.
"
.
■
—
$80,746
19,811
42,080
-
$8,544,860
146,o40
?
.112,000
'
$5,229
184,
will
the
first
the
1690.
106,771
•
'
profit
loss.—V.
of
double
as
research
significant
operating Income
after charges
—V.
great Signifi¬
of
metals
for
$11,414,041
-
carryback
Dr.
emphasized.
a
Net
products.
It.,
has important
1937
loss, before Federal tax credit
Income
by
equipment.
Net
Net
1
,
Products
equipped
it
Lacoratory
fundamental
facilities
revenues—-
relat¬
1959."
years
for
five
U.
contract
Federal
(& Subs.)—Sales Rise—
Three Months Ended Jan. 31—
about
fully
center,
substantial
service
to
as
be
research
as
the
intermediates.
existing
Air
Pa.,,
feet."
TV
Other
Fuller Co.—Awarded Contract—
Carbide
to
•
laboratory
Silicone
Conceived
expenses_^__—
936.
Gar AVood Industries, Inc.
chips
announced
provide
Month of January—
See
wood
1956.
will
technical
16,003
a
Operating
'■
country adequate supplies
ever-increasing demand in the
plant
•
been
will
and
provide
a
various
well
during
Research
Dr.
will
and
Operating
of
this
well
as
General Telephone Co. of
Free-
secure
J
one
of
has
chemistry.
continue
silicone
of
contract
P.
Month
industrial
uses.
of
development
process
Co.,
silicone
pioneered,
announced
are
the
year
Ind.,
1153.
p.
going
forward. It
is
construction can be completed
in
it
as
romplcxtity of
Williams added,
Mr.
conversion
building
Electric
will
various
a
not
was
will
operated
certificates
steps
Y..
Techni'-al
of
The
Mr.' Williams
to
be
just concluded."
the project, and
certificates
lacilities
General
and
flight
color
strategic metals for national defense,
is
guided missiles, atomic energy and electronic
in
as
industrial
there
tax
Harbor,
cobalt
securing
upon
authorities
last
made
was
Inuiana
lacilities
completed
a
Electric
the
it
to
most
project,"
185,
to
engines,
new
in
cance
financing,
of
jet
Cuban
and
laboratories
of
Force's
."very
of
financing
States
and
"This
—V.
in
production
one
been
defense
the
in
equipment,
has
step
for
essential
and
for
Electric
silicone
Television
from
matters.
United
that
time
tax
States
government contract
first
and
hoped
United
the
control system
a Rot
Chicago, Inch
switching system in
Waterford, N. Y.
research
equipment
was
100,000
as
Uni-
at
dependent
the
switching
static
a
'Syrac.se, N. Y., said the color TV system will be
used by Army observers for closeup viewing of missile launching and
for
tracking the high speed missiles up to a "possible altitude - of
>
.
with
switch¬
W.
Mahoney,
Department,
Roa¬
television
at the Missile Test Center at Cape Canaveral, Fla.
trial
com-,
President,
and
orders
static
B.
Manager,
foiJ
General
by
Frank
1794.
aesigned
by
Control
installation
cycles
other
construction
Philadelphia,
•
amended
owned
built
was
which
placed
utilizing
at
of
at
product
of
neany
contract
E.'s
receipt
Freeport companies have
Freeport completed
the
Fall
which
and
1042.
p.
Texas,
at
new
augment
Navy
G
"
of
the project to completion
is
dependent upon obtaining
necessary financing," Mr. Williams said,
"and the financing has
in turn been
dependent upon having a'.satisfactory purchase contract
with the U. S. Government. It
is also
con"ains"about
A" "he e"d 01 '^-
Last
years.
pilot
a
government
whicn
on
or
N.
to
It
S.
that
out
amended
metal
have
static
a
Contract for Closed-Circuit
Cuba.
one
185,
A
common
;
Lab
completion
Air
S.
U.
prevailing
tne
p.
of
Is
V.
*
to 3:45 p.m.
Co.
creation
for
General
v
$100,000,000 project, Mr. Williams stated,
contemplates the pro¬
of 50,000,000
pounds of nickel metal and 4,400.000 pounds of
per annum,
May 13—
426,988
sold
Buy Nickel Output—
extensive
the
switching control system for two
be built bv Bauer Bros., lor tne Southwhere static switching will be
to
Diboll,
General
expansion
letter
stock
assure
in
Co.
Receives Order for Fire Control
A
The
incurred
M.
from
insure
static
a
General
which
received
have
production
Bay,
also
equipment
such
of
materials
'
and
wnich-certain
Langbourne
mined
Moa
See
of
announcement
mill
aspects
1957
used
U.
authorised
1957.—V.
1,
and
every
'
the
by
\
$5T2,959
a
Jan.
the
which
The
n
and
to
to
for
be
at
(George A.)
n,™ the/ale of the additional common
were turrSTi"5'
t0 retJfe outstanding short-term
nf
connection with the construction
balance of Uie proceeds will be added to the eenpril
InLx JL COmpany 10 be available for construction purposes.
and
reiS!~S^rP0rat,,0Il operates ?<h°"y within the State of Florida
bank
program
prior
of
represented
Uni-Insurance
will
be
first
Insurance
reflect
be
to
"
Freedom
also
is.
the
the
Nearing
by the Insurance Commissioner
:
to
from April 23
him
Industry
Tube
cooking
a"
library
in
the
o.)
the
share
at
Co.,
two-story
the
in
facilities
ma¬
a
offering.
Rha^CwiUDfe~useedPbTSS
•
issued
lor
Switching Systems Ordered
for
first
lor
available
all
Other
commissions
to
Is
of
autiea
new,
*■ compounding
to
premiums
gross
to
S.
purchasing
service
maintained
puipi^cx.
Reed,
However,
been
insurance
modified
Uni-Insurance
Insurance
permit
were
per
of
that
on
$300,000
lend
simplifying
company's
cold
and
expansion
Schenectady,
'Bringing
"is
joint managers of
will
to
ores
metal
Cuban
In addition, certain
comP='ny will have the
aggregate
s'lfi 5n
$ 16.50
of
be
Bros.
installation
The
New
of
E.
complete
the
sub¬
19S7-
rieht;na!le'^ TS °f the
5? subscribe for an
h
;
its
process
engaged
sub-
will expire
iurther
f.tep
securities
cancelled.
Furtnermore,
the
in-or
Freedom
activities
cooperation
a
share,
'T7'.,Subsc'iPUo« rights
"
n«-
invest'
to
statement
new
successful
to
at
on the basis of one
three shares of common
held
at
stockholders
when
subsidiaries
used
Rights to Common
"
•
and
that
■T.
Corp.
insurance
commissions
of
Uniteel
Co.
U.
issuance
the
$1.32
GE
calls
tne
in
the
coaru
of
paid
canceled
employees
be
10'/.
expenses.
discloses
been
basic
-
in
a
The
newr
its
other
pay
statement
from
cobalt
$161,000
control
now
made
Since
from
discloses
may
of
30
716.
shares.
recent
the
tandem
order
Build
The
of
of
be
to
been
Uni-Insurance
thereafter)
payment
according
utilize
metal
of
rss™.Duck Key -«»>im^Tss&siss-stockholders—This
statement
Packing
and
ckings
p.
tne
as
of
offered
gaskets,
known
supply
from
control
a
order
Sheet
Lumber
to
ties
company announced on March
11
that its subsidiary,
Cuban
American
Nickel
Co,,
had
entered
into
a
contract
with
the
U.
S.
Government'under whicr. the government has agreed to
bay nickel
and cobalt produced from new
facilities to be built by Cuban American
in Cuba' and the United States.
" The
government will buy, at today's market
prices during a period
ending Jure 30. 1965, .such portion of the
output as is tendered to
it up to a total of
271.000,000 pounds of nickel and 23,835,000
pounds
of cobalt. The government will nave
the right to require the delivery
to it of 30Tr of the annual
output of nickel.
The facilities,
sold
$405 000)
and improvements;
Pine
space
registration
be
to
fees
receive
and
plastics
Oarlock's
This
fields
Expected to be ready lor occupancy in January, 1958, the laboratory
part
of
a
$3,030,000
capital
outlay planned lor the Waterford
plant during 1957.
More than $1,000,000 worth of additional facili¬
title
contained
Ereeuom
t5
be
produc¬
time.
the
is
duction
public
e®tlmate? at $2,490,000.
construction of
the
of
underwriter will hold about
received by it for services
cash
proceeds
l'/a%
other
cones
adequacy
were
has
has
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Gov't
shares
h
cash Investment
a
r
This
officers
then
also
officers
to
life,
to
of
Industry.
four-stand
Charles
com¬
have
the
1955,
Agreement."
was
of
Garlock
of
extended
Bauer
lor
second
Construction
ex^eiiencr.
to
was
withdrawn
between
approximately
Financial statements of
Iiisiuance
were
Newkirk
25';
prepared
registration
Keys.
purchasers
the
while
by
Insurance
after
only
sold
California.
oi
24 000
to
stock
business under
mence
Service
has
latter
made
be
retain
directors
are
the
except
the
and
registration
registration
would
available
companies
46,500
to
year,
it
tney
wnich
Freedom
would
sold.
stock
is
Uni-Insurance,
wnicn
and
agret meiiv
Insurance
by
1956
deliver
shares
has
prospectus
600,000
two
cf
tne
under
first
rates,
"Sales
a
broker-dealer
amended
(30'/<
licers,
propert(y w,lth /espect to which aggregate cash of
nf
fhl ASn?
feu fapeSip
r t0 the ,ransfer- The three purchasers
,fcbe.
&,hares- Thomas J. Day, A. B. Whitelaw and J. W.
Metelnick
all of
,or
Tne
payable
operating
to
under
now
expenses
Florida
trom
shares
agreed
steel
To
President.
that
22,
operations,
will
The
will
p.
been
B
and
Co.
":iapid-c>ele digester systems,
has
Tne
Co.
mill
tne
a
Oct.
offering
share.
operating
ana
stock
Dec.
on
lainily
out
of
tnat
in
other
thereby
purchase
•
been
of
by Uni-Insurance Service
Commission
future
public
per
no
Insuiance
effective
its
and
Freedom
offering
being developed as a
Key and the structures
sold
for
its
and
Uni-Service
of
has
order
stop
insurance
witn
founders
basis
order* Uni-Insurance
stop
registration
31
be
The
announced
order
the
proposed
at
of
enterprise
one
the
"best
a
ad
to
stock
common
new
a
listed
on
Commission;
ownership and
known as Duck
the
the
oi
business
receive
and
the
common
Steel
slaobing
a
f.ludy
relates
and
the
ana
at
Film Corp.—Bids Now
&
for
13
Youngstown
S22,811,2o4
6
stop
that
misleading statements with respect to
financing of
Lni-lnsurance, advances
wnich
on
July
Co.
of
operate
products
deliveries,—-V. 182,
Manager
lliAui&non
company
Commission's
eiicctiveness,
order decision,
statement
is
company
The
the
in
acquired
approximately
investment
the
Gasket
Division
will
1955
services
seal.
according
of
1957—8 Months—1956
$2,012,863 $25,266,111
Commission
statement
August
integrated
2,00^"
plastic
Steel
on
Corp.—February Sales Up—
engage
It
is
offering
Its stop
company
share
per
on
property,
has
has
The
$186,000.
of
2,750,000
1,325,767
173,868
Exchange
$10
to
Wiser
Public
public.
will
of
Electric
Inland
will
the
51,824,314
1,451,417
—rs
c'
statement
of
snares
mortgage.
In
the
sells
of
Ocean
were
for
It
1956
$498,547
and
of
been
Va.
and
registration
underwritten
Monroe
the
underwriter
consists
Newkirk
acquired
own
Toronto,
Florida
Atlantic
which
share.
for
public
for
will
$1°7S1 Sls
noke,
lifted.
Uni-Insurance
which
acres
thereon
for
per
persons
stock
associates
General
5
Ry.—Earnings—
52,161,012
suspending
Uni-Insurance
selling, developing
business
underwriter;
at
assuming
standing
his
the
5
Corp.——
6o,281
accordance
Ray
company's
Newkirk's personally-owned
Mr.
sold,
$30,000,
over
on
Newkirk,
other
systems,
5372,249
registration
and
payment of $2,400,
The
underwriter for its actual
the,
Florida-Southern.
directors
three
of
according to the prospectus,
island resort community.
Duck
by
by
ing
operations_3^_—,—
Stores
in
1956.
500,000
cash
a
present
tract
furnishings and equipment
'
of
shores
are
organized under
business of buying,
located
is
Key,
shares
was
Key,
which
10
ern
Securities
the
Tne
Sold
Harbor,
Inland
General
935.
p.
amended
346,368
statement
Newkirk,
100,000
shares
exceed
a
Duck
W.
reimburse
development of
t
8,000
shares
agreed
in
Bryan
600,000
48,000
engage
*eal
The
the
Co., Berkeley, Calif.—Registration
Statement Amended—SEC Stop Order Lifted—
$836,613
33o,772
iorce
1,537.500
lo
mcouie—V.——
———
that
$361,882
States
Plastics
of
May
Department
be
from
remaining
the
amount
The
•
receive
all
10
Freedom Insurance
Privately—
Jan. 10, last, placed privately with the
founder and President,
stock
(Inc.)—
,
1957, covering 600,000 shares of its
10c,par common stock, to
for public sale at $5
per share. The offering Is to be made
on
a
"best efforts" basis by
Keystone Securities Co., Inc., of Philadelphla, for which a 75c per share
selling commission is to be paid.
In
addition, for each 100.0C0 of the first 300.000
shares sold,
the
underwriter will be entitled to purchase 8,000 common
shares
from
the company at 10c
per
share.
Thereafter, the underwriter will
Thus,
Co.
First Cleveland
—
railway
End. Feb. 28—
Sales
offered
to
and
1957
operaung
Franklin
Period
195G
March 11,
entitled
shares
185, p. 821.
been
from
Utilities
Denver
&
have
have
tney
Kidder &
January—
revenue
The
Public
Worth
railway
—V.
$3,974,590• .$3,478,493
3,012,618
2,641,880
Land
Co., Tom's
County, Fla.—Registers With SEC—
.
on
Co.. Inc.„—
Frank B. Bateman-^.-
1042.
p.
M.
of
forces
J.,
*
terially
.
(EDT)
used
1957
revenue..
Florida-Southern
This
not
Co.—__
&
expenses—
Net
This company on
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. an
issue of $600,000 first mortgage 4V2% bonds due
1984.—V. 183, p. 2536.
be
stock
which
"Garlocrt
The time to receive bias has
the
Stockholders"
Common
Republic
Grimm
revenue.'
mining,
a
type
stocks
and
common
below:
Central
Fenner
Railway operating
pany
Florida
forth
set
are
Railway operating
industrial
of
821.
p.
underwriters
in.charge
sales
N.
sale
,
railway operations..........
railway operating income
Id5,
& Co
Pierce,
Co._
Fort
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
—V.
&
Month of
at
Coast
Railway operating
Railway operating
revenue
several
in
were
andwarehouses,
offering a single source
possible
The
price
Sweetwater, Tex., an asphalt roofing plant
and
other
manufacturing
facilities
at
Ennis,
Texas,
and
a
new
Insuhock plant at North
Judson, Ind.
The construction of all three
plants was commenced in 1936.—Y. 185, p, 935.
Net
Lynch,
Leane
—'V.
proceeds
Florida
the
the
Camden,
em¬
the
with
that
of
complete
Kel-Fi, nylon
General Electric Co.—Static
.working capital and
Net
to purchase,
Kidder, Peabody
Merrill
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
will initially be added to the general funds of the
company.
From these funds, approximately 59,200,000 will be used to
meet
presently
authorized
commitments
for
the
construct'on
and
equipment of three new plants and
the
balance
will
be
added
to
,
to
firm
offices
by
Large
on
underwriting
The
shares
connection
Employees,"
severally agreed
March 8 filed a registration statement with the
$10,000,000 of Sinking Fund Debentures,
due
April 1,
1977.
to
be
offered
for
public sale
through an underwriting group
headed by Lehman Brothers.
The interest rate, public
and
614
United
sales
General Aniline
of
names
and
while
The
Co.,
fastest
Vice-President
Co.
the
and
lamous
unified
1956.
stock
common
cover ng
distributing
of
percentage of the shares of unsubscribed additional
period.
were
Co., New York—Registers With
sale
and
subscriptions received in
&
company
issuance
to
Bache
Flintkote
tlie
UNDERWRITERS—The
610,
p.
to
leqmrtd to be Issued pursuant to the "Offer
the "Offer to Certain Officers and
each
1956
effect
th>
Gasket
conceivable
42,500 shs.
of
51.25
_
giving
seals.
Canadian
*515,673 shs.
8evvell,
announced
companies
unites
Tne
60,000 shs.
1.000,000 shs.
B.
Gasket
Camden
the
both
(Teflon
witn
problems
—
of
States
500,000 shs.
ployees pursuant
5788.445
51.81
-After
$31,202,407 for the 14 weeks ended Dec. 31, 1955. Net income
for the quarter was $419,329, equal to 57 cents
a
share.
Comparable
earnings for the like period a year ago were $346,456, or 55 cents a
Net
(par 510>_„
5V-t
were
and
stock
5 Vfe %
1954
956.900
51,322,260
on
for
The
504,000
5'*..
1951
152,977
income.
on
profit
♦Based
SEC
Cuu.uuO
and
J.
was
States
integrated.
consolidation
USG
360,000
4 '/a
51,898.322
214.148
...—
profit per shaie
sales
1,300,000
400,000
series due
1952
299,030
$2,980,493
deductions
Sales
1,300,000
1950
Common stock (par $10)„_——
Provision
♦Net
1,000.000
United
acquired
fluorocarbons
by
1.000,000
by
it
the
lacililies
latir
Debentures—
51,599,292
383,746
;
Total
Other
Net
52,596,747
-.r—
1980, 3 Va
1931, 4^4%..
and
Garlock
tion
statement
company,
this
completely
712,000
1971, 3 Va''
1.
of
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
Packing Co.—Integrates Sales Forces—
recent
a
Garlock
$400,000
1971,
1,
Feb.
due
9,585,629
-J—
income
$750,000
1,
Feb.
In
sales
Outstanding
Feb.
Cumulative preferred
Other
31a'1
G
57,434,470
<net(._
exps,
1971,
due
Series
$68,619,397
83.313,511
.
Authorized
1,
Series
Dec. 31. '55
$98,787,083
——
1 es
sa
Garlock
FINANCING
Series
40 Wks. End.
Dec. 29, '56
Net
Cost
total operating
-
PRESENT
Series
Subs.)—Earnings Higher
,
$337,429.
TO
due
Series
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.
Feb.
due
C
Series
and
52,608,899.
were
of
EFFECT
mortgage bonds—
Series
process
$26,657,897.
were
taxes
the company reported
income
-
consisting of automatic pressure regulators for steam,
and fluids, and an types of liquid level controllers. Its products
essential
are
1956,
net
GIVING
equipment
gases,
•.
and
CAPITALIZATION
.
.'.*$146,640
~r
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of $600,000, .5% subordinated debentures,
due 1976, was made on March 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
'$76^2% of principal amount; with a dealer's concession
of
3It
was
continued.—V.
184,
p.
2739.
■
-
Volume
Number §821
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Georgia Railroad—Earnings-
Health Care, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files With SEC—
1957
Month of January—
1956-
.$708,684
Railway operating revenue--—'--—:.
irr
Net
.
Net
—V.
185,
$52,566
106,876
income
$i2
of
share
one
unit.
per
surgical
and
other
Net
185,
operating
821,
p.
1956
658,482
$870,980
632.404
$272,295
44,280
$238,576
13,536
,
—
■
-
consolidated
,
ended -Dec.
income, of
Grace
(W. R.)
The
;
inc.).
and
,
assist
succeeds
C.
Stockhausen,
C.
Tliomas
who
Vice-President
a
Says
oris»vold.
Seeks Further
American Airways
Pan
of Latin American Air Travel—
Peter
World
Grace,
Airways
States
United
President,
is
seeking
to
■
,
'■>■
of
route
a
U.
S.
H.
Sharp,
in
their
said
decline'in
with
further
decline
1956,
that
Sound's
Howe
floor
an-a
than
more
to
$2
pound
per
be
its
to
cobalt
$2.30
will
years
4 Va %>
required
quantities involved.
'
to
R.
Grace
Grace
Airways)
Aeronautics
of
Coast
South
East
the
cisco
to
Mexico
the
with
States
Los
and
Angeles
and San
A
Fran¬
!
Cryovac Co. of Cambridge,. Mass., a division of W. R. Grace
March 11 announced that its Canadian company is building
large modern converting plont in To'on'o, Ceuad^, to service t^e
growing demand for the company's products in the Canadian market.
The expansion at
Toronto was announced as tne first part of an
overall p.ani modernization and expansion piogram which the company
will embark upon during 1957.
The second part of tie program calls
for
the gradual decrease of operations in
the company's oldest pro¬
duction unit
at Lockpovt,
N. Y.
This plant, has been servicing the
Canadian market with packaging materials.
The company's present modern production facilities at Simp:onville,
S.
C., and
Cedar Rapids,
Iowa
will service the domestic markets
formerly supplied by
the Lockport plant.
It is expected that the
changeover will take .several months, during which
the operatio is
at the Lockport plant will be discontinued cn a gradual basis, pending
the completion fo the Toronto plant.—V. 185, p. 1013.
the
Co.,
A.
addition
at
K.
that
announced
the
company
intends, to
first
the
Chelan
Division's
where continued
two
to
will
years
of
extracting
Collett
all
mine
at
Holden,
and zinc
now has risen to
V^ash.,
185,
Month of January—
1957
:
—
1956
$5,146,000
4.646,854
Granbery,
.
Net
•"■'Deficit,—V.
185,
.
with
the
See
ment
investors in connec-*
purchase of two Vickers Vis¬
r
■
company
N.
Officer
of
Marshall,
this
American
their
.several
months
of
properties
the
for
commercRl
and
the
handled
purpose
the
for
into
of
Chief
covering
joint
a
exploring
venture
lields
or
.
shared
equally
by
the
operation of any piopcrties that may
by American Zinc.—V. 185, p. 719.
will
developed
be
Northern
a
The
interest
$19,136,015
_•
16,292,457
15,999,299
railway operations—
$3,683,102
$3,136,716
1,214,313
1,087,436
Railway operating expenses
Net
railwav
Net
—V.
from
revenue
185,
—
Net
Net
from
revenue
railway
—V.
which
the
1956
1957
price
will
will
be
which
currently
recent
$13,Proceeds
aggregate
additions
to
accountsplant and
'
.
$359 934
274,203
267,845
and
comoany
origin
of
in
1956,
the
orders
totaled
received
1955,
and
1955.
Unfilled
total
$4.49
or
commercial
$92,039
28,071
Main
plants
per
$142,400,000, compared, with
rose
to $106,900,000 from
$70,500,000 at the end of
common
share
comipared to a net income
share. T.,e 1956 sales break¬
residential
and
use
and
17%
20%.
to utilities, 20%
United States
the
for
the company is located in Philadelphia, Pn. Other
in California, Georgia, Michigaii, Massachusetts,
Giiio and Canada.—V. 184, p. 2740.
plant
of
situated
are
19,101
New
York,
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings-
Gregory Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Jan.
31-—
1457
Gross
profits from sales
Selling, general and administrative
expenses
1956
$2,061,463
1,558,705
4
$1,748,921
operating profit—.
Other
income
Provision
and
for
Net profits
Profits
♦For
for
1
based
on
accurate
more
for
vision
taxes
upward to the
income
ments
tax
number
of
as
of both
of
Jan.
$0.75
170,196
169,960
year's operations,
31,
1956
has
been
shareholder's
been
equity
made
and
in
Federal
the
balance
income
185,
from
p.
in
-
sheft
taxes.—-"V.
figures
Month of January—
Net
Net
184,
p.
185,
p.
Sterne, Agee & Leach——
Stroud & Company, Inc.--
3,500
Newton
1.5U1,
2,500
4,000;
8,000
Todd
Watling,
5,000
_
&
1.50O1.5CO
—-
Boyce-—-
Inc
Co.,
Lerchen .&
&
Co.
Co..
3,5(XT.
6,50«
937
21
issue of Feb. 25 of the
our
of
25,000 shares of
public
stock
common
the
estimated
will
be
,
net
applied
with
proceeds to the company approx¬
reduction of accounts payab**-
in
the
finance?* the
to
'
'
?
funds
(1)
construction
funds
treasury
operating
sources,
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Florida on April 23, 1924.
owns
and operates telephone properties without competition in 10
serving some 175 communities having an estimated aggre¬
gate urban and rural population of 320.009, ?R located in the southcentral and southwestern portion of Florida.
The company's principal
executive offices are in Fort Myers, Fla.
*
*
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
♦First
bonds
mtge.
A,
Series
D,
4%
(issuable
3V4%-.
in
$1.100,00k)
31 a%
install't
3%%
note,
note,
due
Cumulative
($25
series)
in
series
5 %
series
970,000
1142,500
1,000,000
1960
value,
par
—
10,000 shs.
A
B
1 Common
♦
600,000
300,000
§1,000,000
April 1,
27, 1957-
June
300,000
600,000
1,000.000
1978
due
preferred
issuable
5 'it
1,
$1,100/00
300,000
due
due June
,
Outstanding
series)
July 1, 1971___
Series B, 3%%, due April 1, 1973- —
Series C, 3 lA %, due April 1, 1973
t
30,009 shs.
70,000 shs.
stock
59,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
($12.50 par valuei-—
H 194.375 shs.
of incorporation presently provides thai
the cornorasubject itself shall be $10,000,000."
Additional
first mortgage bonds
of outstanding series or a new series may bo
issued subject to the restriction set forth, to the restrictive provisions
of the indenture, dated as of July 1,
1941, which secures the out¬
standing bends, and subject further to the provision that the aggre¬
gate principal
amount of bonds which may be authenticated
ancl
delivered
and
outstanding
under
the
indenture
shall
not exceeJ
$10,090,000.
'
The
certificate
company's
highest amount of Indebtedness o»- t'ahilit" to which
"the
tion
at
can
time
any
t Pursuant
RR.
$4,462,967
$4,905,074
thereof
1,709,714
Railway
operating revenue.—
Railway operating expenses
_——
$221,494
$175,458
75,347
58,886
railway operations
railway ooerating income
Net
Net
—V.
revenue
185,
P.
1956
$1,035,147
from
Dec. .31,
1956
'
$6,920,995" $7,073,124
5.792,239
' 5,308,195
—:
——
—
$1,137,755
51,764,929
376,162
from railway operations
pirating income
has
share
185,
p.
offered
1044.
to
officer of
an
stock,
of
1%i
value
par
stock,
common
$12.50
par
no
shares of common stock,
an
authorizing
this
company
number
the
respective
shares
of
names:
share, and each outstanding
was fimneed and
reclassified
value $12.50 per share.
per
of
common
W.
Bache
Beil
—V.
185,
p.
&
White
Freeman
&
nently Suspended—
Urafiium
-
Minerals, Ltd. below,—V. 1S4,
p.
2441.
$18.75
per
I*
stock set opposite thei*
Co.
Shares
14,400
(Inc.)
&
McClure.
&
5,009
Inc
Co
2,000
Co
Hough,
T
2.600
to
— Stock
Sold — Mention was
issue of Feb. 25 of the public offering on
shares of common stock (par $10) at
share by Glore, Forgan & Co. and Raffen-
made in. our
'Feb. 21 of 250,000
Jan.
,
Republic
Stevens.
1,000.
Inc
937.
International
'
on
several underwriters named below agreed
UNDERWRITERS—The
Electric Co.—Bank Borrowings—
order
f <*
with
value,
par
Business Machines Corp.
—
Secondary
of 5,602 shares of capital
stock (no par) was made on Feb. 25 by Reynolds & Co.
at $523* per share.
It was quickly completed.^-V. 185»
Offering—A secondary offering
Hawker Uranium Mines Ltd.—Stock Offering Perma¬
the company
.
Issued
year,
31, 1957 the outstanding 135,000 shares of common stock,
value, were changed and reclassified into 168.759 shares of
purchase
606,740
V.
of each
permit the company to extend the maturity
note
1044.
make
bank borrowJngs during 1957 In the amount of $5,800,000 In addition
to $10,70f,000 of borrowings which have been or may be made under
ari exemption lrom the Holding Cqmpany Act.
Proceeds will be used
to
part of
the costs of the company's construction program,
pay
which
is
presently estimated will {-mount to $35,000,000 in 1957.—
SEC
31
required
is
company
1957.
shares
625
Central
The
the
Jan.
Jan.
par
into
859,689
note,
1957.
common
1957
$1,060,367
338,873
this
of
terms
to
11 Includes
no
Co.—Earnings—
this
of
terms
balance
ton
Terminal
the
to
$3,750 quarterly, plus $10,000 on
coming due April 1, 1960.
repay
the
937.
See North" Country
10,000
—
& Co
McLeish
exchanges
29.
Indianapolis Water Co.
:
Bros.
Company
Simon
by future cohditiohs which cannot noiv be forecast.
2739.
1957
"•
revenue
rai:wa"
Stein
M.
program
will be ob¬
on
hand,
<2,I
funds available from
the princiDal
i%ms
of w^fch
ate,
th»
accruals for depreciation (estimated at approximately $520,000)
arul
ictained earnings,
(3)
short-term bank loans, and (4-)
the sale vt
additional securities when and as required. The nature and amount
of such additional securities and the time of sale will be determine*!
internal
including
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Railway operating revenue..
Railway operating expenses
—V.
10,000
1957.
In
H.
&
&
connection
from
18.665,626
1044.
Indiana & Michigan
Gulf, Mobile
Slade
company's continuing construction
program and
the balance to the payment of a portion of the com¬
pany's ,1956
taxes due k in
1957.
Construction
expenditures
for
tho
year 1956 totaled $3,182,416 and it is estimated that $1,509,000 will bo
1,360,382
railway operations—
operating income—
Illinois
the pro¬
adjusted
actual tax rate comouted for the consolidated Federal
at the end of last fiscal year. Similar adjust¬
also
4,000'
8,000
I.
Feb.
$700,000
19,848,723
Month of January—
$9.85
comparison
revenue
railway
—V.
shares
provision
have
3,500
10,000
Shields &
made in
was
on
incurred
§ The
Net
$217,077
amortization
patent
income
m
8,000;
—
Gardner
&
1,500
p.
PROCEEDS—Of
imately
*203.614
1957)
and
deprec.
35,729
222,6)1
.
-
share
per
$156,420
36,853
income
outstanding at Jan. 31,
Provisions
(net)
$243,209
on
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Inc.
tails follow;
19*6
$24,311,690 $23,570,700
Railway1 operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
1,292,501
$502,758
—
deductions
taxes
1957
Month of January—,
Net
Net
at
were
Government.
•
$113,725
railway operations—,
Ended
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
by Central Republic Co. Inc. and associates
$44.12 xk per share.
It was completed.
Further de¬
1955. Net income in 1956 amounted
and $42,400,000 at the close of
$5,247,000
.
Co.,
,
operating income
Months
Reinholdt
&
Pierce
(par $12.50)
shipments
orders
185, p. 821.
Nine
Rauscher,
and
Series
i.i
lor
$387,928
._
debentures
the
offering
of *1,758,000 in 1955 or $1.43 per common
down
as
to marke,s was about 43%
to industry,
-Earnings-
Month of January—
:
extent,
in
to
Raliway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
lesser
a
*73.000.000
1956
Green Bay & Western RR.-
on
and
loans
bank
$93,000,000
1043.
p.
to
manufacture
its
1,50T
4,000
—
It
and,
During
oDerating income
terms
stock
common
subsidiaries are engaged principally in the design
equipment for the distribution of electric power
generating plant to the point of use. In addi¬
tion
they produce special products such as radar antennae and jet
engine sub-assemblies for commercial and defense purposes.
195S
$19,975,559
issue,
the
on
into
short-term
its
receivable
from
1957
offering
Additional
later.
reduce
to
and
—
rate
convertible
600,000. Bank loans of its subsidiaries amount to $1,100,000.
o'i these loans were used principally to finance inventories,
be
Inc.:
3.500
Co
185,
10,00(*
Payne & Co., Inc.
Sllepard &
Co.,
Frescott,
2,000
Co
Bond
V.
also
&
——
Gavin L.
Woodard-Elwood
expended
.
clue April 1, 1982. The ofiering will be under¬
headed by Smith, Barney & Co. and C. C. Codings
and is expected to be made about April 2, 1957. V
Inc.
equipment.
Month of January-
i
proceeds of this financing will be
added to the company's
general funds and will be available for general
corporate purposes.
The company' contemplates using the major portion of the proceeds
Ry.—Earnings-
Railway operating revenue
a
Company,
The
Great
'
Net
How¬
compani-'s.
two
by
announced
agreement contemplates the development of mining
use
of both companies
in
the event that any
ar°
mad'.
The
expenses
of exploration
be
■
be
agreement
within tne
di^ovmies
will
*
Co.—Registers With SEC—
debentures
group
and
Execut've
Young,
President o? the
March 7 announced that
Howard I.
Co., on
entered
and
the
ore
development
ever,
Board
the
Smelting
&
companies
ago
of
^
•
March 11 filed with tne SEC a registration state¬
proposed public offering of $10,000,000 convertible
written
M ssouri.
raid
They
and
company,
Lead
Zinc,
respective
State
Chairman
•
;
tv
on
Mibordinated
John
Curtis
Jackson
Co.
Corp.——,
tained
This
Webber,
Inc.—
&
&
;
5,0C!>
——
—
5,000
Co.—
2,505*.
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Soi l
.
passenger
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
City Steel Co.—Joint Venture Agreement—
Granite
Hutton
Share
group of private
a
company s
Kuhn, Loe.b & Co.
821.
p.
E.
Indianapolis
1 ,my
Mericka & Co., Inc.
2,000
Co.
&
Austin,
Noyes
2,004*
Securities
—
8,000
3,500
Inc.
&
Co., Inc
1,500
&
Co.,
ton
2,000
Hornblower & Weeks—
H. F. — Private
borrowed $600,000 in
has
company
••
revenue
&
Hemphill,
airplanes. Flugfelag Islands provides
service from Iceland to points in England and Scandi¬
navia, and within Iceland. The loan was negotiated by
$687,742
"256,767
from
railway operations-—
—
railway operating income•*——
Net
&
&
McGann
Faine,
8,000
Co
5,0t J>
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
10,000
5,000
:
Marache
Harrison
Airways, Flugfelag Islands,
U. S. funds from
$5,109,099
4,421,258
$499,146
>398,935
——.
(Inc.)
Corp.
Garrett-Bromfield
at
point
•
•
Placement—This
count
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses..
&
Reid
c'C
Shumaker,
&
Inc
Wm. J.
1,500
Doherty—
—Mention
tion
severally
number
operation has become unprofitable.
Approximately 1 Va
be required to completely close down the two mines.
184, p. 2118.
Iceland
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
—
Inc.—
Podesta
J.
Law
Co.,
3,500
11,00')
Co.—
Collins
M.
A.
3,000
Company, Inc.—
Cruttenden,
Thomas
Co.—Opens New Supermarket—
new
1043.
p.
&
Julien
ores
a
ai
—5,my
Albert
Co.—
Co.,
Cohn
Inc.
8,000
Co
Clarke
,
discontinue
gold
copper,
the
M. Kidder & Co., Inc
A.
Delaware
cost
limitation
below
named
stockholders
Kiser,
Co.,
&
&
&
W.
W.
the
without
Shares*
3,500
&
Clark
W.
exhaustion,
;•
&
Eichler
Blair
Richard
whose
Aiso,
indenture, additional bond»
issued
underwriters
selling
15,000
—
contributions
co
earnings have
been
increasingly
unsatisfactory .in recent years. The gold mine at Snow Lake, Manitoba,
will be closed, inasmuch as its usuable reserves are close to
supermarket t-' b" • oner-**
in Connecticut
by this company opened on March 13 on Old Turnpike Road in Southihgton.
It contains 16.000 s^uaie * .a uiiu br.nb. w h vhd number
of
markets being operated in the s.aie by the Eastern food chain.—
V.
Baird
Brown
J.
E.
'
Grand Union
the
the
City Securities Corp.—
Canada,
—V.
The
W.
Central Republic Co.
expanded
also
report
mines
of
from
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
,
The
be
may
below:
—
—
Fulton,
to
series
Allyn & Co., Inc
William
research, Howe Sound also plans to increase
its expenditures for exploration by more than 390%
above the outlays
made ior „.ie Exploration Department's materially intensLied program
in 1956.
1
'
,
two
C.
Inc.
Bateman,
mines, as well as securing- higher purity cobalt, commercial
production of cobalt in forms other than metal, recovery of cobalt tvpm
slag and the development of new uses for cobalt.
*'
In
purchase
forth
Inc.-
Robert
company
Co., on
a
to
set
delivery
processes
future
or
Glore, Forgan & Co.—— 25,000
Raffensperger, Hughes &
the
;,
concentrating
company's
1,064,537 sh.\
Shares
at Salt Lake
City, Utah, was completed In
of the company's materially expanded
currently calls for studies directed toward the
over-all efficiency in cobalt refining, increasing the
in
existing
UNDERWRITERS—Ea ch
program
recovered
of the
terms
any
shares
center
the
and
1,500,000 shs.
aggregate principal amount.
agreed
Department
improvement of
percentage of minerals
The
&
1956,
Research
Cryovac Division Expands in Canada—
•
research
new
May,
Codst.-
West
the
on
value)
par
agreement permits borrowing and reborrowing up to $3,000,00<r
until Dec. 31, 1958. The company pays a
stand-by fee of >4% on thS
unborrowed balance. _•
■
•
"
■,
$750,000 electrolytic plant to handle all of the Garfield (Utah)
refinery's output of electrolytic cobalt will be constructed and placed
in operation in
late 1957.
Grace
asked the Civil
its own routes linking t e West
Miami, Washington and New York on
($10
IThe
A new
(Pan American-,
Pan-gra
United
City
Panagra
own
Recently
snaies.
grant
America
of
Coast
via
e^ual
in
Board
Pan American
and
& Co.
20,000 shf).
4
is sold to
being antici¬
it
complete
4,500 sir...
"D"„
the
to
10,000 Sfifiy.
—
to
1957.'
1,
with
10,549 Eho*
'
_
.'.
"C"
stock
♦Subject
None
94,194 shs.
of
production
pound,
per
Feb',
on
series-,
"A"
scries
.
Common
contract
in
550,000
$550,000
-1:3*000,000
credit agree't
stock ($100 par
series"
'
W.
-
series
President,
entire
of
price
two
series
4%
annual report
amendment
issuable
5%'
prices
copper
October,
a
an
Government,
the
of
America.
Fouth
Harold
Board,
the. government
pated
its own aiong the West
oi
the
sharp
However,'under
tighten ics grip on air travel from tne
by proposing to relinquish its part
to
pound,
per
American
Pan
America
Latin
ownership in Panagra in return for
doast
declared
10
earnings,
of
the
—
March 1, 1957;
maturing semi-an¬
1, 1962:—:—
preferred
valufii
Howe
Sound's
materially increased cobalt production to a record
high only partially offset the decline in copper prices. After a steady
!xse oi mou man 20 years,
cobalt prices also sulfered a decline begin¬
ning with December, 1956, when the price dropped from $2.60 to $2.35
Control
-
March
on
1985
to
nually to March
ndtes,
revolving
Cumulative
compared with $25,492,676 in 1955.
as
Outstanding
$2,000,000
16,725,000
3,OOP,000
—
1976
due
due
2%.
notes,
3 Va %
and subsidiaries for the
for U. S. and foreign taxes
company
and Reeve Schley,
to stockholders,
which, by year-end 1956,
had reduced the domestic price 25.4%>
below the March, 1556, level—
then at its highest point since the Civil War.
Bue largely to govern¬
ment purchases, domestic zinc and lead
prices remained comparatively
'
J.
series
3 '/4series
firm, although world prices of lead decreased.
Executive
Vice-President, in the supervision
of Grace's Poster and Kleiser division, its Libyan oil explorations, and";
its
interest in the Grace National Bank of New York.
J.
lower
reflected
r
.
Lawder
Mr.
will
The
Chaiimtm
14, announced the election of Kenneth A.'
"Since 1950, Mr. Lawder had been
a
ViceComptroller of Panagra (Pan American-Grace Airways,
Treasurer.
as
president
Co.—New Treasurer—
&
oil March
company
2:54 %>
1975———
due
'
cor¬
Serial
31,
.
1956
mortgage bonds:
series
3r/ i?
pcrsais.
this
31,
was com¬
*
1956, after provision
on
income, amounted to $2,319,890, as compared with $2,863,650 for
1955.
Earnings were equal to $1.42 per share on the 1,638,033 shares
of common stock outstanding at the close of 1956, as
against $1.75 per
share a year earlier, calculated on the same basis.
Operating revenues
year
■ •
■
net
toialed $2?,929;150,
Uawder
"First
hospital,
Ilowe Sound Co.—Reports Lower Earnings-
1957
.
railway operations—
income—.*L_—i_—-
from
revenue
railway
preferred stock
proceeds are to
for
DEC.
OF
AS
It
Authorized
2Va %'' thereafter;
$930,777
-
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
—V.
of
of
The
for prepaid medical,
on
a
contract basis
services
care
ok "groups
share
one
underwriting..
no
CAPITALIZATION
-
-
#
Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Georgia Southern &
Net
and
common
will.be
heahh
poration's'peiWns,
Month of January—
of
Tnere
be used lor expenses incident to providing
821.
P-
units
at
$124,655
58,147
railway operations-
from
revenue
railway operating
pleted.
SEC
677,bo5
656,118
Railway operating expenses.--—
Hughes & Co. Inc. and associates.
Further details follow:,
sperger,
The .corporation on FPb. 25 l'ilecl a letter of notification with thecovering 25*,000 shares of common stock (no par) and 25,000
•snares- of
non^iimuiative pmeived stout < par $10) to be mJered
$301,720
.
T,
(1275)
n
1044
I
3
(127G)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Unit Un¬
-
veils New
This
loans
N.
3.
Briefly, it is
which
control
and
course
coniroL
from each aircraft under a particular tralfic center's
the
first
time, airport controllers will have practically
Fcr
furnish
automatic reporting data system for air traffic
ground reports on
identity,
position, altitude,
Lake
to
data
planes
on
in
flight, enabling thein to
the necessary information
instantly
pilots in return all
flying, through the same system.
merely
by
be
can
pressing
transmitted
communications,
automatic
lor
Superior
and
similar
a
fixed
button,
a
in
messages
button
pushed
184,
acknowledgment.—V.
fering made
on
$15
associates,
p. 1155.
need
2837.
p.
the
by
March
pilot makes
an
6
of
350,000 shares of
was
"Deficit—V.
185,
This
cf
Other
1'
$
141,897
155,354.222
202,481
2-tl,729
150,718.637 201,692,305
?.nd
on
Federal
oth.r
155,595,951
106,872,974
expensc___„_
long-term
Depreciation
and
taxes
120,235,822
debt
4,135,021
under
5,735,240
14,869,046
*12,055,000
7,145,000
19,444,260
on
in
amount
23,571,852
7,610,843
$5.47
$6.57
$1.67
stock
com.
($5,025,000
1956)
ol
5,500,605
15,422,210
"8,725,000
—
———
•Includes
nine
months
payable
of
1956
other
to
which
otherwise
income tax
would
be
payable
if
and
$5,390,000
members
?.n
agreement to file consolidated
Industries Corp. representing one-ha If
Kaiser
145,142,638
11.541,382
depletion
income——.
n
Net earnings
^Earnings per share
group
1955
?.•
-
products hold, selling, admin,,
general,
Interest
year
1956
§'
"
150.576,740 201,489,824
~
Income
Cost of
—Year End. Dec. 31—
Dec. 31, '56
\
income
Total
of
income
of
in
full
consolidated
a
returns
tax
tBased
"$139,397
Federal
income
.The
Net
3,246,500
shares
stock
common
in
of
stock,
common
in
1956
and
3,200,000
EXPANSION- To provide more steel for the
growing Western market,
Steel in June of 1956 began construction on a
$113,000,000 ex¬
pansion
of
its
Fontana
plant
in
the
production
The
capacity
present expansion
with
the
plate
under
it
expansion
will
completion
upon
with
estimated
from
third
a
Along
is
capacity
annually,
largest
West,
in
early
an
the
that
1,536,000
furnace
oxygen
present
this
ingot
J.
and
modifications
program
increase
annually
Kaiser
to
Boone
Detroit,
operating
revenue
from railway operations.
railway operating income
;
185,
coal
has
is
marketed
offices
tion
$1,800,755
expansion
of
comprised
are
24,000
the
of
694,595
&
from
Navigation
Co.,
was
trade
St.,
at
not
was
Sharpies,
produced
of
name
Pa.,
ill
increase
major
the
expansion
RR.
field
Co.,
of
to
be
and
The
present
Seam." Its
of
area
be
than
more
at
maiks
the
this
move
vessels
Coal
On
year.
be
for
the
1977
New
Railway operating
Railway
The
revenue—
199,337
less
from
"Deficit.—V.
Lehigh
principal
The
9,431
251,813
$182,659
43,254
62,776
stock
common
which
options.—V.
185,
railway
185,
527,709
operations
$14,399
32,039
Net
with
total
185,
RR.—Earnings—
99,931
— —
1956
$5,759,017
;—
$5,504,689
4,700,746
5,238,248
—
-
the
$520,769
$803,943
"143,244
,
242,827
SEC
increase
1957
was
meeting of
income
of approximately
predicted by
of
shareowners
also
is
B.
with
Glass
with
$36,045,961
$6.93
the
in
year
The two-year investment
facilities,
was
undertaken
creation
of
enlarged
MrcNlchol
was
paid
for
said.
185,
this
1956,
maintained
company
At
a
March
on
anticipated,
$243,110,617
he
8.
A
said.
sales
last
for
increase
the
Cincinnati,
two
Spotlight,
He
of
is
Hall
present
added
40#
that
of
same
in
now
1957
periou
totaled
in
cofiee
$243,110,167,
Insta'laMon
cofiee
sales,
of
sales
in
1955.
Per
share
earnings
is
The
reported.
going
costing
the
because
in
Shreveport,
facilities
$59,327,554
La.,
forward,
for
he
185,
12
average
is
nearing
completion,
Mich., and Ft.
approved
income
an
an
employment
before
and
contract
alter
The
forward
sales
owned
to
Mr.
and
swell
a
retirement—V
185
1956
expenses
Operating
and
1957
36,255,411
income
$5,332,011
$5,161,378
etc.
deductions
—V.
$3,419,856
388,2.00
230.000
$3,304,574
Income per share
The
On
to
lor
snares,
shares
for
or
a
31,
io
3,039,360
$1.09
$1.05
not
n-mber
details
1956.
$3,189,856
3,011,572
,1"
contemplate (he need
debentures or preferred scock
mortgage
sjjecific
Dec.
~
does,
company
reduced
160,012
bonds
of
the
bank
$9,000,000.
around
.$6,800,000
these
repayments.
years
be
However,
o'fered
during
financing ha\e
loans
A
Is
if
to
totaled
further
ol
is
been
over
into
finally
1957.
since
few
provide
financing will be
Issue
of
determined
have
nevt
com¬
an
half
used
(estimated)
wholly
Inc.
$38,618,000
$34,602,000
962,851
1,472.789
896,954
65.828
68,028
$1,745,325
184,
net
profit
$0.33
after
share
common
taxes—
$0.05
p.
230,000
„
2626.
Star
Corp,
Wholly-Owned
(&
1956—3 Mos—1955
$23,412,142
Earns,
before
inc.
Net
$94,253,603
7,503,250
7,167.328
30,696,251
2,750,000
12,700,000
405,896
2,005.594
of
shares
lor
stock
common
Lone
one.—V.
The
Star
184,
Gas
$4,011,432
stockholders
outstanding
Chemical
$15,990,657
approved
at
the
stock
a
rate
subscription
Lone
Gas
for
Star
one
share
shares
The
for
185,
of
bank
the
p.
Co.
to
nas
convertible
in
Bank,
stock
of
two
been
York.
with
stockholders
preferred
$14,779,047
*7,231.642
Long
stock,
appointed
stock.
transfer
See
revenue
operating
expenses
over
and
of
the
is
Net
funds
Net
to
repay
—V.
20,652
$147,672
123,887
113,175
$34,497
Exploration Corp.—Earnings Increased
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$572,041
$513,148
$2,252,901
$1,960,918
348.887
295,115
1,327,702
1,361,330
$223,154
$218,033
$925,199
$599,588
11,081
15.303
44,953
74.168
$233,341
$970,157
$673,756
credits
int.,
etc.
10.831
27,304
51,349
80,435
102,500
380,656
242,406
$120,010
$562,197
$380,001
495,000
on
5,287
inc.
$148,513
one-half
E.
495.000
495,000
495,000
its
in
year
Wollson,
for
revenue
from railway operations..
railway operating deficit
185, p. 1045.
history
80-year
Chairman
sales
net
Consolidated
of
1956
the
Board,
has
who
for
were
after
shares
in
$1.84
profits
last year,
$930,913
504,589
N.
Y.,
has
been
of
hit
taxes
record
a
increase
an
stock
common
of
been
that
increase
$1,211,329
30.1#.
outstanding
announced
announced
an
Profit
by
con¬
of
9.2#
compared
per
share
on
$2.40
compared
with
and
was
February
were
1955.
Wolfson
indicated
that
sales
same
months In
for
January
1956.—V.
185,
p.
1155.
Maytag Co.—Reports Record Sales—Earnings Up—
the
offering by the
rights to subscribe
of
$100
par
value,
for
each
Annual
war
agent
details
in
of
New
York
offering
City
in
V.
1956
in
x-eached
$5,163,932
S5.122.742
4.960.127
4,854.927
In
his
$203,805
332,795
a
company
figures
to
hiih
in
1955.
highest
Earnings
earnings
in
of
share
"The
sales
h
of
high
the
previous
a
nearly
10-jear
in
were
doubled
previous
company
were
35#
depressed
Fred
by
post¬
the
21#
e
Maytag II, Presi¬
financial report.
increase
over
the
record.
history
were
above the
by
earnings
stock,
the
in
summary.
accompanying
$113,015,022.
the
$8,458,043
1955
have
"outstanding"
shareowners
record
recorded
in
payment of preference dividends,
equal to $4.90 a share of common
$267,815
399,085
letter
to
termed
was
Net earnings of
1955.
this
according
past year
dent,
1956.
1957
of
sales
net
decade,
Sales
mon
the
$127,020
21,952
$26,922,417,
last year's record sales of $24,645,695.
with
split
RR.—Earnings—
operating
40,156
$178,282
income
sales
best
The
January—
Railway
47,337
27,730
2371.
p.
$93,067,185
Railway
187.066
91,700
etc.
Oil
taxes
Second
Island
245,822
—
outstanding
solidated
"S2.04
.
1155.
Month of
1,792,420
Maremont Automotive Products, Inc.—Profits Rise—
held.
preferred
1956
$2,193,999
1,965,9(58
Agent—
New
connection
common
convertible
of
common
also
Exchange
agent
its
Treasured
$234,235
179,
Mr.
Co.—Subscription
Corn
This
be.ng
$2,509,502
—
Dr>
income
The
1353.
p.
Schmid,
Or)
(net
End. Dec. 31—
income
Net
1,876.738
outstanding
7,255,527
"7,231,642
7,255.827
Earnings per share
$0.58
"$0.55
$2.20
"Adjusted to give effect to stock split referred to below.
shares
since
now
$76,347
charges,
11,400.000
553,157
1956
P.
hoists
is
1C45.
p.
for
28.055,785
2,750.000
11,
Walter
30,
but
have
$91,513,786
$4,200,093
December
to
Sept.
equipment.
and
of
rate
increases
ore
electrical
manufacturer
at
was
of
$2,200,000.
satisfac'oiily,
main
two
in
liability
the
at
1957
Total
—V.
taxes
taxes
earnings
On
defect
the
tax
$200,234
operating
Shares
1956—12 Mos—1955
$22,474,938
taxes—
income
income
company
t
Subs.) —
Reports Increased Sales and Earnings—
Period L'nd. Dec. 31—
The
production
:
Other
Cement
for
are
$248,161
taxes,.
of
its
of
one
by
it
as
proceeding
_
operating income
Oper. charges, including
deprec., depletion, etc.
1.443.143
—
~
production
Is
the
remained
,
interest,
Period
$5.17.
■
property
figures
approximately
in planned
according
Gross
share.
share
of
filed,
be
income
oper.
185,
;
Manuel
1955
RR.—January Earnings Increased—
(net
Maracaibo
partly
and
4,246,793
Federal
full
operation
delay
not
were
production
:
rents
income
Net
Nov. 24,'55
teen
ment
San
The
income
Rentals,
48.192
additional
plr.r.mr.g
first
the
Operations will
the
l-sue
convertible
the
$10,500,000 and
reduction
anticipated
Proceeds
not
it
Jo
$6.21
y
—
income
Total
$162,693
43,266:
Nov. 22,'56
revenues
including
rents
ry.
Other
$146,036
......
Sales
1,630,746
$3,692,774
dividends
$6,227,571
the
ol
1956.
would
year
factory
service,
revenues
Prov.
40
first
operations—
income
appointed
sloe!;
603,454
$7,475,827
$322,705
167,855
railway
operating
interests'
Lone
$5,110,602
1,592,219
(net)—„I.
8,
return
use
to
substantially ahead of the
income
Preferred
Dr50,776
$5,284,993
fnconi?
Interest,
mon
$313,891
Shares
Dr47,L18
of
1956
-
depreciation
Earnings per
Net
$41,416,789
287,778
—__
>
Howard
38,302.506
taxes
48 001,319
$7,118,803
3,897,314
4,125,125
operation
Jan.
rebuilt
Central
facility
Net
1957
subsidiaries
Federal
$43,634,517
operating
The
and
for
Financing-
Year Ended Dec. 31—
100,997,089
$15,498,266
Manuel's
Taxes
Ry. Co.- -Earnings—
48,001,819
78,152,140
Month of January—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
profit
Minority
assures
retirement
after
Hall.
the
1955
47,934,948
—
.
Operating expenses
operating
for
this
JP
eommon
from
of
been
Operating
Madison
the
of
1730.
p.
Maine
certain
823.
p.
Mine
;—
mining
to
com¬
stores
for
retirement
urior
Laclede Gas Co.:—Earnings
Up- -Plans
Net
184,
expanded
that
26
to
1#
1956
contemplated
by
Ended—
Operating
Other
Net
into
823.
p.
Weeks
Gross
said.
counsel
Gross
back
Equipment
&
revenue
railway
Reserve
climbed
of
excess
—_
the
for
due
has
-V.
to
have
stores
937.
p.
equipment
country-wide
a
185,
(1,204,704 shtres
San
loss
from
November
at
the
of
Feb.
on
debentures
in
—_j
unforeseen
—V.
$5.59,
Co.
Its
of
1%
tax
return
for 1956.
and expects that
development costs of its subsidiary,
San
Manuel
other allowable deductions will result in no tax
Manuel's
put
$29,162,092,
for
"looks
company
January—
Reserve
in
company ol
his continuing services
the benefit
of
his
advice
and
as
and
progress.
to
V.
of
not
(lbs.)
include
end
equipment
for glass products, Mr. Biggers and
improvement
program,
they pointed
out,
cash accumulated from depreciation reserves
thus
protecting the equity of stockholders.
operating revenue
operating expenses
Loew's
center
Similar
shareowners
provides
the
Net
Net
in
the
Kroger
debentures
to
Subs.)—Earnings, etc.—
„——
consolidated
a
before.
program,
to
consolidated
a
months
resulted
from
were
If
San
13#
a
produces
additional
Kroger
scompared
a
It
coffee,
Grand Rapids,
Ind., are scheduled for completion later in 1957.
previously-announced
program
to
open
150
new
Wayne,
pany's
It
net
located
(&
production
and
year
65#
Other
Hall
year
plant
operation.
instant
of
also
depletion
the
Copper
1956.
markets"
earnings,
Loew's Inc.
coffee
continuous
capacity of the plant is in
distribution
new
Mr.
Railway
Railway
1956.
instant
30#.
A
in
$1,492,-
of
1%
corporation
sales
of
—.
figures
Lie
about
early
8#
annual
increase
totaled
year
brands
reported.
instant
total
of
weeks
the
private-label
Mr.
the
eight
lor
recently-completed
Ohio
company's
to
first
sales
over
company's
double
company
the
—V.
Sales
The
at
proportionate
Sales
552,233.
Month of
$215,367,353
this
of
that
so
;
of
the
several
1045,
p.
Litchfield
in
the
advised
See
delivered
and
Corp.,
Magma
Co.—Expansion Completed
in
Joint
P^sident,
to
1956—
income
The
entirely
conserved
1957—8 Weeks—1956
Hall.
31.
per share
to
Copper
$259,146,423
are
principal amount thereof,
one-half
Magma property only.
provision has been made for Federal income taxes.
deduction
President.
Jr.,
and
$150,000,000
Dec.
and
1956
the
of
concessions
thereof.
commenced
expects
937.
The
annual
report
disclosed
that
sales
had
declined
1955's all-time high of $281,543,736.
Earnings for 1956 were
—V.
An
at
expense
income
$7,054,000
sold
from
increased
income
The
Kroger Co.—February Sales Increased—
tor
sold
which
while completing extensive
improvements
window, safety glass and Thermopane plants, stockholders
March 11 by John D.
Biggers, Chairman, and George P.
on
MacNichol
the
$123,074,252 $110,173,641
made
operating
Net
n
1957
p.
sales
plate,
told
Mr.
Period End. Feb. 23— 1957—4
Weeks—1956
Sales —
be
Ended
Net
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income-
its
on
the
1155.
p.
(c)
102(4#
to
ranging
further
been
Depreciation
January—
The proceeds
at
thereof.
have
amount
Interest
937.
p.
Valley
"Deficit.—V.
purchase options and 238,906 shares
be offered, issued or sold pursuant
may
and
100#
Magma Copper Co.
578,426
to
offered
518.
p.
Copper produced (lbs)—Magma Mine
Copper produced (lbs)—San Manuel
$542,108
—_
be
$500
of
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
thereof,
from
amount
may
Year
1956
"$85,344
——
Net
compared
822.
statement
179,
to
the
1967
remaining $10,313,200 principal
by the underwriters headed by
up
concessions
representatives
dealers
RR.—Earnings—
$493,082
par)
No
to
264,956
registration
the
and
taken
amount
dealers'
concessions
$65,592
—
(no
underwriting.
no
with
due
denominations
and
prices ranging
$61,230
stock
notification
debentures
(in
several
principal
1956
—1,406
——;
823.
p.
underwriters,
through their
representatives,
Lehman
Goldman, Sachs & Co., advised the corporation that prior
to
the
expiration of the warrants, the representatives, for the ac¬
counts
of
the
underwriters,
(a)
purchased
588,186 rights at prices
ranging from one-thirty-second to one-eighth per right but exercised
none
thereof, (bi purchased $270,000 of debentures at 100#
of the
$264,929
1957
operating expenses
revenue
were
$153,629
a
will be
of
serial
amount
common
Lehman Brothers and
construction
210.619
England
185,
Macy & Co., Inc.—Subscriptions—Of the $12,convertible subordinated debentures due
for,
Brothers
satisfactory level of business
i—
filed
There
was
were
1957
railway operating income
With
railway operations—
1957, covering, 274 stock
of
letter
a
third
8#
working capital.—V.
amount
Copper
$434,472
income—
shares
scribed
13,
an¬
principal
Lehigh and
-Earnings—
1956
2,3m>,u37
recently offered to common stockholders of record
8 at 100%, $1,967,900 principal amount was sub¬
Feb.
823.
p.
of
ocean
$271,949
from
for
filed
27
of
principal
share.
per
used
Feb.
on
90#
161
(R. II.)
tanker.—V.
Month of January—
Net
$3,868,678
2,235,515
.....
281,100 of 5%
As
Feb.
subsidiary,
shipping when six
and
a! T-2 tanker,
shipbuilding subsidiary
182, p. 510.
.
$260,500
at
and
$1 59
Navigation Corp. of New York by Penn
formed Lehigh subsidiary. At the same time,
Penn
Navigation had awarded a contract to
that
corpora (pan
covering
offered
each)
largely
are
Lehigh
wholly-owned
a
maritime
liberty-type
newly
Corp.'s
ton
revenue
185,
Net
$3,429,165
operations
Nashville, Chattanooga As St. Louis Ry. below.—V.
production.
property
railway operations
railway operating income—;
—V.
13,752,469
M. A. C. Credit Co., Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC
SEC
contiguous
estimated
Operations
revenue
Irom
railway
railway operating income
See
in
Lehigh and Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Net
3956
$17,521,147
14,538,358
.....
about
"Boone-
Philadelphia,
single
a
are
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue—,—
Railway operating expenses
Net
1957
$17,967,523
expenses
Merger Authorized—
Pan-Oceanic
a
Steel
32,600
a
into
five
announced
Bethlehem
of
w
England
New
entry
including
purchased
it
623,612
$418,585
expenses
corporation
its
coal.
bituminous
second
its
vessels,
wnich
the
Co.'s
Lehigh
nounced
compared
such
of
Reserves
acres.
recoverable
program
Acquisition
$1,544,141
1957
operating
p.
8,
Walnut
...
.
Kerr-McGee Oil Iudustries, Inc.—Registers With SEC
This
price
plant.
Navigation
2.241.841
revenue
from
revenue
March
the
$3,785,982
—.
& Gulf Ry.-
459,693
RR.—Earnings-
Net
Net
Mich.
properties
Month of
January—
railway
purchase
No changes in
personnel, operations or marketing policies are con¬
templated, Mr.
Dodson
said.
The
new
ownership has in mind an
Net
—
$979,770
425,326
revenue—,
operating
liability.
Railway operating
Railway operating
—V- 185.
under
1528
at
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Kansas, Oklahoma
Net
The
822,
p.
Month of
Boone.
Railway operating revenue—
—
Railway operating expenses——
1956
2,262,634
—
Net
—V.
of
now
$4,063,389
—
expenses
Nashville
&
operating
Railway
In the extensive and
highly regarded "Chilton
mines are
located
approximately 50 miles south
of
Charleston,
W.
Va.
The
properties Include two mines, strippings, and a large, modern
prepara¬
Steel's
2,933,000
1957
revenue—
Railway operating
Its
150,000,900 tons
Southern Ily.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
President
County Coal Corp. has soft,coal mines
Logan Counties, W. Va., which last year
and
Chilton."
1958,
ingot
or a 91#
increase. The company is currently negotiating
private placement of securities to finance in part this
program;
balance would be from related
earnings.—V. 185, p. 343.
Kansas City
Navigation Co.—Acquisition—
Clothier,
tons.
Steel's
of
expansion
would
tons
$1,015,122
_—
.
indus¬
Kaiser
increase
studying an $81,000,000 addition to lis
which would include a fourth blast furnace
ovens,
mill.
it
way,
rated
The
the
1,340,864
823.
p.
Louisville
has entered into an agreement to buy the business
County Coal Corp., producers of bituminous coal, it was an¬
jointly o:i March 8 by C. M. Dudson, President of LCN, and
l,000,00o
currently
program,
coke
necessary
mill.
of
by 40#
is
company
steel
history
185,
Railway
1955.
Kaiser
trial
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income—
Net
"138,751
Boone
Boone
taxes
Steel
filed
a
separate
fully described in reports
more
1956
$2,320,634
1,388,602
"$124,390
*163,826
indicated.
Kaiser
return, all of which has been
on
.shares of
to
190,150
823.
p.
with
stockholders.
of
$65,760
217,156
___
1957
$2,403,724
-—
.
company
Boone
approximately
Corp.—Earnings Sharply Higher—
sales
Ry.—Earnings—*
1956
—V.
Lehigh Coal &
in
Steel
Arkansas
&
Railway operating revenue.—;—.—
Railway operating expenses
$77,759
;
railway operations
railway operating income—
Net
common
share, through Blyth & Co., Inc., and
oversubscribed.
For details, see V. 185,
•'
Net
Net
Louisiana
.
1957
from
revenue
nounced
b Mos. End.
Net
.
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
expenses
Net
Boone's
Kaiser
the
,
.
revenue.—
language
of voice
any
the
per
the
.
Month of January—
without
pilots
to
immediately
stock at
tons
&
Railway operating
safe
(Earle M.) Jorgensen Co.—Stock Sold—The publh of-#
of
•
,
Railway operating
William
to
l »b,
p.
accurate
Also,
-
185,
Month of January—
speed
instantaneous
und
an
gives
13
March
on
previously retired from operating funds and for construction
Month ol January—
announced
a
revolutionary device
known as TACAN Data Link, developed for the U. S. Navy at Fed'ral
Telecommunication Laboratories, IT&T's research division,
in Nut'.ey,
corporation
not
purposes.—V.
Equipment to Aid Air Traffic Control—
Monday, March 18, 1957
...
a
for
the
compared
reported
for
$6,267,174 earned
10-week
to
strike.
past
$3.51
After
year
were
per
com¬
year.
improvement
home
level
in net earnings was
due largely to increased
laundry equipment and the economies that accrue from
of
production,"
Mr.
Maytag
said.
He
credited
favorable
Volume
185
Number 5621
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
production
tive
levels,
the
demand
models
spending of
and
and
facilities
and
effec¬
Substantially
helping to comoat tne constantly in¬
rising labor and material costs, which he pre¬
in the coming year.
ducted
oi
continue
increased
The
additional
methods
in
with
programs
pressures
will
dicts
improvements
control
cost
creasing
of
over
fcr
products
Maytag
introduction
and
towns
in
case
one
The
home
launary equipment during 1956 required
$5,500,000 for improvement of production facilities
the
past
included
has
year
construction
of
all
the
lending operations of the company are
through 33 offices located in 33 cities
six
states.
where
in
Loan
Subsidiaries
the
subsidiaries
"M-A-C
most
under
a
purchase
scribed
dryer assembly line, a second automatic washer assembly line,
expanded porcelain enameling facility
and an
addition
to
the
warehouse, doubling finished product storage capacity.
Despite
the
substantial expenditures for
expansion
and improve¬
increased
depreciation
the
by
value
net
$3,000,000,
of
property,
plant and
capital
working
showed
its
from
for
by
the
to
15%
The
cents
underwriters
the
company
lights
ox
the
number
&
Co.
Finance
below
named
Plan"
severally
Anthony &
Day
'agreed
6.000
Davis
—V.
185,
a
share in
common
1947
to
$19.73
last year.—V.
185,
1046.
p.
Year
.
&
George
Dec.
E.
Wood
Co.—__
&
2.000
Net
—V.
Cuminings & Co.—
Hanrahan & Co
Inc._____
Wood
Co.-
&
1,800
—
In
releasing
earnings
of
its
annual
$530,000
construction
on
beginning of tnis
McGraw's
dent,
company's
The.
fields.
Largest
backlog
number
a
of
worth
$231,000,000.
according to Clifford
was
projects,
announced
engineering
- company
$22,000,000
nicely diversified and cover
steel,
paper,
pharmaceutical,
aluminum
1,250
31—
1956
of
work
at
Net
of
Sales
Louisiana
the
and
single
Ohio
Valley.
this
The
switchgear
South
to
Mr.
and
at
111.;
Container
Electric
&
in
Co.
Topeka,
Additionally,
lar
fertilizer
search,
This
in
project
McGraw
is
building
Asbestos
of
Quebec,
&
at
joint
is
(P.
$7,700,000
a
Ltd.,
N.
Va.;
Of
six
Fisher
Chemical
Division
facility-
is
company
Hydrocarbon
for
Interest
the
company's
quarterly dividend
earnings,
from
to
15
Lake
and
Net
SEC
covering
he
to
ties
$11,400
offered
Corp.,
Feb.
on
the
of
100';
at
filed
Olin
and
Corp.
134,
principal
B.
R.
Francisco, Calif.
capital.—135, p. 1046.
working
notification
of
capital
subordinate
The
Mr.
Connor
the
185,
which
been
at'
income
„
1955
.
747,209 ;
27,874
32,722
2,244,900
—1_
"
$1,697,.124
1,294,138
$1.59
—
prior
the
to
in
not
a total of
$5,762,106.
rejected the
report
as
not
has
between
Mesabi
accordance
"Further
and
inclusion
details
of
*
with
will
be
the
be
contracts.
later
in
this
Ended
Dec.
31—
Federal
the
annual
report
175,
p,
to
$1,030,751
Southern
&
taxes
January—
Railway
operating
revenue——
Railway operating expenses..
tion
of
made in
was
A
class
Acceptance
stockholders
additional
(no par) at $25
shares
of
of
the
stock¬
1124.
1957
A
common
.
share
new
held; rights expiring on March 12.
banking group, headed by G. H. Walker & Co., under¬
wrote the offering.
Further details follow:
A
sale
of
the
general
ing 28
class
funds
net
A
and
used
offices, although there
the
To
the
if
are
CAPITALIZATION
be
to
or
its
open
balance
of
used
reduce
be
GIVING
to
EFFECT
net
the
in
$356,759
.'"I
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition
Mineola.
plans have been completed for
L. I., N. Y., manufacturers of
the
under
NIKE
government
loans
and
commercial
turing not later than
one
Investment certificates of
terest rate 3Vs% »
subject
to
30
First
right
to
90
plans for such acquisi¬
is not so used,
bank
iy
to
demand
the
4 V?%
real
require
Nashville, Chattanooga &
oi
12-year
interest
promissory
notes
1,
1957
1,
and
$300,000 Jan.
12-year
1,
1963
subordinated
requiring sinking iund
nually
Feb,
23.
1,500,000
$390000
Class
A
due
March
convertible
(without
stock
common
1,
value)
from
time
amount
of
short-term
course
of
business.
ordinary
with
portion
a
common
stock
£As
Feb.
of
SIncludes
of
$1.50
1.5
shares
of
20.000 shs.
the
by
board
notes
The
of
11.506
amount
from
be
may
proceeds from
stockholders.
18,932 shs.
of
as
stotk,
A
ings
Feb.
each
paid
quarterly
in
ance
snare
were
ON
15,
share
the
day
day
to
reduced
sale
of
in
the
1957
Oct.
1.
a
5,
adopted
a
1922
in
temporarily
the
class
A
the
and
reserved
which
is
for
conversion
convertible
of
record
45c
on
paid
into
share,
15,
Society.
since
of
45c
payable
its
issu¬
40c
per
The directors
1957.
per
of
has
company
dividends
Dividends
March
Loan
stock
common
per
share
presently
on
April
1,
1957.
incorporated
was
Industrial
\
2.
Jan. 2,
of
company
STOCK—The
company
July
on
dividend
the
class
the
and
in
The
of
as
of:
name
which
are
These
consist
engaged
the
provisions
life
insurance
of
of
is
in
holding company, the subsidiaries of
making personal
direct
cash
State
written
loans,
"Small
on
the
a
Loan
lives
bonds
4%% series due
Interstate
authorized
RR.
also
the
by
$679,657
163,772
Commission
of
merger
330,539
this
announced
into
company
the
March
on
Louisville &
13
it
Nash¬
ownership,
management and operation.
control of the Lousivlle & Nashville RR. Co.
approved direct
Coast Line
Atlantic
indirect
and
Commerce
a
for
Co.
control
RR.
through
Atlantic
the
by
at,
ownership
Coast
Line
of
Co.,
capital
stock,
holding
a
Beane
Kidder,
Peabody &
(jointly*,
101.551;
Stuart & Co.
ranging
Inc., 100.90.
from 107.75%
St.
L.
of
C.
N.
total
cor¬
N.
&
C.
&
The
L.
of
L.
<fc
C.
N.
N.
also authorized
was
to assume
& St.
L.'s first-mortgage bonds,
ivtemphis Union Siation Company
anu
by
operated
the
&
L.
N.
before
the
merger
was
with 3,336 miles of main line. The N. C. & St. L.
miles of which 668 is main line.
The L. & N. handled
tons
L.
of
freight
by
the
listed
were
St.
tons
handled
million
60
million
11
issue
to
bonds.
1,301
L.
St.
certificates,
mileage
to
the
RR.
be 4,738,
reported
about
&
liability
trust
first-mortgage
The
Nashville
value of. capital stock, consisting of 384^000 shares
nonassessable stock, par value $50 a share.
This
exchanged for 256.000 shares of the capital stock of
on the
basis of iy2 shares of L. & N. for each share
and
equipment
<fc
in
N.
million
1954,
C.
in
&
St.
1955
with
compared
as
L.
Total assets of
the
and
assets of
the
million.
$97
as
$626
as
The
for
for
Tenn.
period ending Feb. 28, 1958, to 100%
ending Feb, 28, 1987; special
period range from 102.75% to 100%.
and
&
stock
Louisville
and
be
to
obligation
N.
for
months
incurred
facilities
C.
N.
of
par
paid
is
the
principal points of Interchange of the L. & N. are Cincinnati,
Louisville,
Evansville,
St.
Louis,
MemDhis,
Nashville,
Birmingham,
Montgomery,
New
Orleans,
Chattahoochee, Knoxville,
and Atlanta.
The principal lines of
the N. C. <fc St. L. extend from Union City,
Tenn. through Nashville and Chattanooga to Atlanta;
from Paducah,
Ky., through Paris and Jackson, Tenn. to Memphis; and from Becherd,
proceeds will
loans
fully
approximately
434S:
&
prices
of
stock
to
granted
was
operates
as
Fenner
same
be used by the company to repay
construction purposes, for the
improvement and extension of
Ala.—V.
Gadoden,
to
185,
824.
p.
is an operating public utility principally
in areas in central and northeastern Minne¬
largest city served.
A subsidiary provides elestric,
loans
to
portion
of
Laws."
of
In
individual
which
is
certain
the
five-year period.
increased
from
$19,958,000
borrowers.
1952-1956.
total operating earn¬
$27,863,000.
to
In
the
Dec.
31,
series
&
&
1956,
of
oi
compainy
and
its
subsidiary
bonds, set
forth
Co.
below:
$1,750,000
Inc
Jackson
Curtis
1.750.000
1,100.000
under
credit-
Blair
Adams
&
Courts
&
Co
800.000
Net
$5,583,170
with
&
C.
F.
Childs
&
Co.,
E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co
Francis
I.
1,000.000
Baxter
&
135,
Company
p.
800,000
Enc.
to
cents per
300,000
by
-
the
Discussed—
1156.
300,000
expansion
with
Inc
1155.
Missouri-Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
1957
operating
operating
expenses
——„>
1956
$364,363
revenue
Railway
$329,780
290,437
251,590
revenue
from
railway
railway operating
p.
824.
operations
income
$73,926
$78,190
45,168
58,336
high,
President,
exceeding
the
announced
$9,460,399,
to
compared
for
dividends
on
per
share
common,
on
of
preferred
with
stock,
compared
and
debt
after
These
were
the net earnings figure does not
earnings of unconsolidated foreign
50%
and
$1,200,000
taxes.
owned
companies
amounting
provision
for foreign or United
equivalent to an additional 51
earnings,
re-invested
or
held
as
additional working capital
companies.
the
growth
long-term
of
need
of
larger
the
for
working
capital
to
finance
and receivables commensurate
Haines reported, the company's
$7,450,000. This was accomplished,
inventories
business,
increased
was
increased
by
Mr.
4lA% loan of $20,000,000, leeeived from
companies, and retirement of the then out¬
standing series of notes totaling $12,550,000.
Alter capital expenditures of $7,312,935 for plants and equipment,
working capital at Dec. 31 amounttd to $34,428,844, compared with
$23,172,731 at the end of 1955.
Cash at the end of the year was
$13,011,818 compared
with $6,916,419 in 1955.
The number of shares of common stock outstanding was increased
from 2.314,543 to 2,354.543 by issuance of 40.000 shares for the acqui¬
a
185,
the
$3.96
to
subsidiaries
share,
200,000
Co.,
provision
out that
equity in
pointed
various
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
&
After
company's
income
Kalman
amounted
taxes
new
a
Haines,
J.
$105,471,301.
1955.
consideration
In
$141,184,908,
were
equivalent
approximately
he
Net
the
1955
1955.
in
Halne3.
States
300,000
in
domestic
500.000
Co
1.100.000
du Pont & Co.
Mr.
and
in
after
were
$2.35
500,009
Co
1.1CO.OOO
Net
185, p.
Gas Co.—Sales Up 34%—
Charles
34%,
by
income,
500,000
Peck
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
—V.
below.—V.
reached
1956
Sales
13.
Include
William
Putnam
&
volume
March
earnings
purchasers named below have severally agreed
in
sales
1955
the
adjusted to reflect the current offering, consisted
long-term debt;
116.000 shares of $100 par
5%
Co.—
Webber,
Paine,
Register Co.—Merger
Ccrp,
National Cylinder
Net
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of the
Shields
Blair
Underwood
same
borrowers.
made
cases
See
water service in Superior, Wise.
preferred stock; and 1,716.094 shares of no par common stock.
1987
Cash
National
power
Railway
a
Offered—An
on
was
The company's administrative office is located in
building owned by th.j company at 34 Mechanic St.,
is
the
12
the
net
the
is
$45,005,500
—V.
Massachusetts
present
Mass.
Merchants Acceptance Corp.
Co.—Bonds
and Halsev,
the
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
1926.
two-story
Worcester,
as
2,
1956
stockholders
BUSINESS—The
Aug.
on
1956
Anril
3,
declare
on
to
to
During
Jan.
paid
intend
dividends
1948.
on
for
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
|
1957
of
COMMON
A
The
ville
company
electric
have
stock.
common
CLASS
90,454
indicated coupon.
Pierce,
Equitable Securities Corp.
DIVIDENDS
$439,204
revenue from railway operationsrailway operating income—.
has
periods, net eainings have risen from $3,297,000 to $4,167,000.
to
shares
class
gas and
directors.
changes
net
to
Light
12-month
the
new
EARNING3—In
1057.
preferred
of
time
the
offered
15,
£7,671 shs.
IS 1,930 shs.
par
value)
par
88,233
redeemable
over
bank
of
Duluth
sota;
_
•Fixed
to
supplying
§200.COO shs.
(without
*
(without
1,170,000
9.359 shs.
stock
fThe
1,300.000
1953
preferred
Common
in
BUSINESS—The
value).:
par
of
2,306,748
existing facilities.
ranging
and
cumulative
be
prices
construction
000:
will
redeemed
$3,350,000
$65,000 to $104.000—total $780,-
stock
Lynch,
PROCEEDS—The
1,500,000
an¬
from
SI.50
bid
also
redeemed
those
redemption
—
1957-1965
&
the
for
Merrill
bonds
1956
$2,986 405
2,293,036
expenses—
poration.
Power
following
and
those
debentures
payments
$230,300
writing group headed jointly by Shields & Co.
Equitable Securities Corp. on March 12 offered an
101.7599%
for
1965-1967;
operating
$19,200,000
Minnesota
The
86,750
1961-1964;
annually Jan.
$291,926
—_____
undei
The
due
annually Jan.
1,427,673'
income-
White, Weld & Co.. 101.502:
125,000
$120,000
$1,637,973
1,425,232
1155.
p.
2838.
p.
$2,732,240
Railway
Authority
936,359
at
$240,000
5Va%
185,
com¬
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
1956
—$1,717,163
railway operations.
operating
on
date;
that
—V.
Louis
St.
January—
operating
It
trorn
revenue
railway
Co.
S30.750
4%
of
expenses
Net
Instrument
wound
Merger Authorized—
1957
revenue.——
Net
184,
Net
operating
wire
84,462
Month of Jauuary—
$750
1959,
71,204
operating
Kama
become
to
produced to the customer's specifications.—V.
Month
938.
Railway
of
$1,250,000
estate due
1.
$185,882
interest, to yield
approximately 4.58% to maturity. The issue was award¬
ed to the group March 11 at competitive sale on its bid
+$7,235,000
«in¬
notice————
on
Jan
after
rate
to
$156,196
issue of $12,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
March 1, 1987, at 102.75% and accrued
Outstanding
demand
on
operations.———_
Railway
and
FINANCING
year
issuer
temporarily.
loans
ma¬
subsidies
payable
of
days'
mortgage
quaver
paper
company's
proceeds
Authorized
Bank
the
the
fine
program,
service to its microwave and UHF test equipment customers as a result
acquiring Kama's production facilities. The new subsidiary produces
high resolution pick-off units, used in gyroscopes; rate and amount
potentiometers;
and balance and trimming
potentiometers that are
stable over a wide temperature range.
The wire sizes in these devices
range from .0004 to .0015 inch.
All fine wire components are engineered
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
•
220,000
of
172,562
income--
operating
p.
$251,435
a
whollysubsidiary of The Narda Corp., it was announced by Dr. John C.
McGregor, President and Chairman of the Board.
Narda, also located in Mineola, plans to provide a greatly expanded
$358,444
200,563
—,
—
business in the exist¬
or afoutre additional
PRESENT
TO
from
company
placed
expand
to
the
presently existing
no
the
will
any.
will
subbstdiaries
that
extent
remainder,
primarily
its
by
received
stock
common
loan offices of
tions.
proceeds
185,
from-railway
$221,428
,
owned
Net
for each three shares
PROCEEDS—The
railway-
—V.
stock
one
share at the rate of
per
Net
offering-to
15, 1957,
revenue
34,881
261,000
:
paid
Preliminary
1956
Feb.
record
class
of
Net
Offering—Men¬
issue of March 4 of the
our
common
40,482
Corp,—Stock
43,420
(estimated)
229,000
240,000
income
on
Railway
Merchants
516,757
devel¬
—
Ry.—Earnings-
Month of
for
and
$1,064,073
536,903
__
deducting cost of products sold including materials, labor and
manufacturing expenses.—V. 184, p. 2838.
and
Minneapolis, Nortbfield
1955
$1,064,073
5,870
administrative,
engineering expenses
Other charges
ponents
1956
1956
$1,024,881
—
Income
Corp.,
t
month."—V.
1,987,073
sales—J
from
opment
Co.
with
compliance
$2,176,063
2,138,622
income
has
Mesabi objects,
among, other
aggregating millions of dollars
included
issued
in
1,293,949
$2,468,439
_____^.
Myers & Bro. Co.- -Earnings Lower-
Months
Narda
Reseive.
charges
1,952,347
•After
making
"Mesabi
debentures
used
2,006,100
,1,471,684
charges
185, p. 824.
Dividends
$1.32
to
$16,582,630
11.160,281
taxe3
income
Total
letter to stockholders, said:
a
1956
12,446,898
*
Selling, general and
Co.—Rejects Reserve Mining Report—
Hindle, Secretary, on March 11, in
1957
.
operating
1,290,009
■"
*
Iron
137,996
$18,393,121
—_
Net income
$2,054,744
—
share
8208,807
•Sl.lSO
_____
1,749,500
outstanding
$155,690.
938.
taxes—
Other
the
with
be
to
are
%
—
:
u
310,891
'____
income
p.
revenues
income
Thrce
17,647,374
303,263
—————
texes.
'
company. has
received
a
report
from
Reserve
Mining
shows a
purported loss for 1956 of $4,380,854 to which
added a charge for amortizat'on of net losses
contracts
through Guardian Securi¬
proceeds
1956
18,416,711
135,
expenses
(F. E.)
.
721.
p.
:L $23,547,492 $21,874,179 "
—"
railway operations
operating
after
—V.
Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Increased
L——
1956
$529,698
362,121
.
share,
$14,500,000
said.—V.
1957
operating
Net
Net
process
common
"This
,
share.—V.
a
amount,
San
issue,
3,278 457
$517,811
expenses—.,
'
Mesabi
recently increased
185, p. 613.
directors
letter
5ve%
12-year
of
Other
resulted
2015.
p.
2,932,302
'
Mathieson
Metals
Revere
cents
a
stock
common
$5,615,344* $5,724,209
operations
income.*
revenue
from
revenue,
Federal
im¬
were
manufacturing
earnings per
early in 1956 of
to. the. retirement
holders which will
27
1955.
improvement
in
•
shares
Acceptance Corp. of Calif., San Francisco,
corporation
(24%)
earning*
—V.
Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
increase
State
per
as
Mercantile
profit
margin
product lines, and
18,813,095
1046.
railway
Operating
Operating
Connor,
of
there
and
rose,
—
Earnings
things,
-
those
over
.
American Smelting
of
Motors,
Olin
20
costs
expense
Federal
19,574,076
Month of January—
1956
company's profit margin increased
though in 1956 wages and salaries
revenue
$1,381,252,
Reflecting
18 %
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Re¬
railway
1956
$25,189,420 $24,537,304
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earn.
Up
$1.55
for
the
even
Material, 'wages and expenses
Depreciation and amortization
Ltd.*
for
plant
ore-milling
asbestos
building
17,147,000
subsidiaries
according to John T.
Income
promotional
preferred
RR.—Earnings—
operating
p.
"Deficit.—V.
added.
due
was
second
Total
dol¬
Burnside.
the
cents
Corp.-
the
history,
net
that
out
sales,
Meredith Publishing
Publica¬
Recently P. H. McGraw & Co. formed a subsidiary company, McGraw
Terminal, Inc., to develop and promote a large terminal and industrial
area
In
Louisiana, on a 5,000-acre
site contiguous to the alumina
-■
and
Net
Net
17,800,000,,
$1.92
its
and
company
upgrading of
cent
185,
•Income
Ala.
multi-million
a
McGraw
General
of
9%
of
he
37
Common
Body
the
company's
product
from
the
$4.25
the past year the company completed contracts for Swift
Company, Bowaters Southern Paper Corp., E. I. duPont de Nemours
Co., Hamilton-Standard Division of Pratt & Whitney, Sharon Steel
Corp.,
12%
improvements,
During
&,
the
rose
58,936
:
21,000,000
price* reductions. .This
primarily
Refining Co.
&
to
portant
a
American
J.;
Capper
completion in 1958.
Co. of Canada,
for-
H.
Canadian ^subsidiary
a
Brewton,
at
with
venture
scheduled
affiliate
W.
'
building
is
company
in
America
Cresap,
.
Korea,
Canadian
a
,
McGraw
plant
Inc.
•Through
the
••
of
at New Brunswick,
plant)
(power
Kan.
34.947.000
underway for Dow Chemical
are
Corp.
of
pointed
higher,
>• \
at-.Madison,
tions
is
Westinghouse Electric Corp. at Bloomington.
At
is finishing a plant conversion (automotive
project for Utica-Bend division of CurtissHartford City, Ind., the company is rehabilitating a
(paper mill}; E. R. Squibb & Sons
Gas
which
company
Other McGraw construction projects
Co.
of
largest
engines*
mill.
paper
-
.
Indiana,
Connor
11
were
for
the
aircraft
Wright
early in 1958.
three projects in
has
plant
Bend
jet
and
year
company
in
Sales
from
'
pletron
s
157,929,600
*
large aluminum facilities
projects are slated for com-
These
best
President.
$78,190
Monongrahela Ry.—Earnings—
1955
41.224.000
—
share——————
common
earnings
$73,926
—
.
1957
from
revenue
railway
Railway operating
Railway operating
20,224,000
per
and
the
were
metal-working,
aircraft
and
contract is with Olin Revere Metals
_
income
Earnings
S. Strike. Presi¬
construction jobs
taxes—_
income——i%„
on
.
Month of January—
Sales & Earnings Rise—
172.432,000
before
Taxes
and Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., for
Corp.
in
of
completed.
year
current
this
1956,
are
the
in
volume
a
work
for
report
Income
..
1,250
$
the
Net
—
P.
satesL——
Net
McGraw & Go.—Earnings—Contracts—
.
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses——————.———
2,560
_
,
Co., Inc.
Ended
824.
Missouri Pacific
H.
1346.
p.
Merek &
from railway operations
operating income.——
p.
Month of January—
Shares
Kinsley & Adams———1,800
Pierce, White & Drummond, Inc.
1,800
4,000
------
Davis
&
185,
3,000
______
251,590
;
revenue
railway
—V.
2,ou0
_,
_
increased
Miller
Ha/old
Chac.% Whiteside. West &r
Winslow, Inc.
i.,—-
1956
$329,780
290,437
45,168
'
—
or
the number ol
shares oflered to stockholders:
L.
R.
expenses
stock not sub¬
shares set opposite
as
oi
1957
$364,363
revenue
of
percentage
same
12,532
Johnston, Lemon & Co.____
shewed that company assets have more than
the decade. Shareewners' equity has nearly tripled in
period. The book value of common stock has risen from
(F. IL)
and
Railway operating
Railway operating
they
during
same
76
which
10-year summary
doubled
the
Walker
H.
Tucker.,
increase
earnings
Retained
except
stock.
Net
exercise
bears
name
G.
from $17,983,938 in 1955 to $19,449,776 at the end of last year.
Company assets increased by over $5,500,000 during the year, total¬
ing $56,836,534 at year-end. Sbareowners' equity showed a $4,000,000
during the year, to $41,630,206.
from $27,212,252 to $31,262,285.
"M-A-C
names
100';
in
(
of 3%,
increase
to
voting
states
Shares
equipment
an
the
Month of January—
Plan."
central
which
the
the
of
in
-.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
and
Net
to
an
after
94';
incorporated
cases
93%
owned
are
holds
company
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
new
ment,
con¬
subsidiaries
operate,
rearrangements. A total of nearly $33,500,000
has been
reinvested in the business from retained earnings in the past 10 years.
during
its
in
of
plant
Expansion
by
9
(1277)
%
•
,
said,
group
sition
of
through
of
the
a
15-year,
insurance
Denver
Oxygen
Co.—V.
185, p.
344.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1278)
operating revenues
Operating'Income before taxes—
Vaxes
$81,054,736 $72,454,401 $63,637,365
21.840,981
18,846.814 16,641,365
12.351,572
10,597,196
9,150,640
r
-
fire
a
f Net income
) »ividends declared
4,262,89*,
^
4,477,969
t$i.64
end
——
number common shares at Dec. 31-*
Earned per
1957
tSl.57
—
I'ate per share at year
they
850,544
share—-—---—.
5
905,438
*$1.40
ously
*Based on 4,925,766 shares. % Eased
end in
<>n 4,191,201
shares outstanding prior to stock issued at year
shares.
§Based on 4,191,201
•exchange for Pennsylvania Gas Co. stock.
—V. 185, p, 47.
'
announced
It
that
The
company
Feb
on
reported
cancelled
was
185,
out.—V.
said
He
*)855.
earnings
1956
equal to $3.61
were
a
Net
Net
.
periods
break-in
for
costs
Net
the
at
new
and
National
fienditnres in 1957, he said.—V.
185
Month
of
income,—,,—— —-—
$59,731
384,608
*1,409
a
in
NRC
all
for
Kingdom
its
of
furnaces
vacuum
Equipment
high
Corp.
industrial
associated
As
<,cale
Tried,
Shoes, Inc.—Earnings 20.4%
of
January
for
the
$10,725,025
for
share
the
for
The
of
half
Income
associated
period
S8me
last
all-time
at
the
Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
,
185, p.
year's
'
'•
New England
This
Boston
11, has joined
filing
of
with
ol' its
22
borrow
and
■
announced
was
SEC1 for
NEES
an
banks
the
the
frodi
the
in
in
order
aggregate
•
V
,
aggregate
of
—V.
'
'
'
Oil
panics,
Railway
Railway
Northeastern
RR.-
amount
expenses
_
—V.
of
As
Net
Shares
Issuance
of
the
The
and
sale
and
Interstate
lsrne
190
is
Associates
Securities
A-
in
of
be
on a
Inc.
666,453
$357,102
the
Co.;
the
certificates
186,277
for
are:
Stroud
&
17
Diesel
to
cost
Drex-1
Co.,
road
to
not
le<s
Sz Co.;
W.
WeekS
Norfolk
677,992,
than
vmilwav
Net
$125,728
55,236
35,984
coercing
'
-
railway
185.
1956
.
&H.W7 359
15.006,706
railway
14,609,214
operations.—
income——'.
S4.881.8to
—:
$4.738.145
2,746.469
-
2,511,276
-
1047.
Minerals Ltd.—StocK Of¬
&
The
SEC
nently
$64 982 317
52!o9L439
March
on
suspending
and
registration
announced
6
denying,
under
the
the
respectively,
Securities
public offerings of securities by this
Mines
Ltd..
latter
for
both
of
Edmonton,
permission
Alberta,
its
decision
a
Regulation
Act
of
1933
and
company
withdraw
to
of
D
perma¬
exemptions
with
respect
to
by Hawker Uranium
Canada'.
A
Regulation
D
Net
from railway operations
operating income—
revenue
railway
—V.
185.
p.
$9,482,386
In
$12,890,908
1,809,771
...
4,307,911
its
offering
of
Hawker
filed
Month of
January—
*j£eLfUveVUe, fr°;7 ra|lway
—V
185
$14 310 8°$
.
operations
mission
$li9Q«fiii
$3,908,555
of
request
the
notification
was
New York
1.698,978
its
Connecting RR.—Earnings-
January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net
Wet
—V.
revenue
revenue..
railway
railway onerating
185, p. 824.
to
10
stock
ZIZIII
ne^OS
income.
194;527
Sl79 971
90 835
yu.BJo
February,
North
a
Month of
The
the
.
Railway operating
-
Net
del
revenue
railway
1957
from
railway
opara.lng
operations
after
detiiit._
11.714.882
the
.
of
a
which
behalf
on
at
prices
April
21,
1955.
cents
1955,
9,
of
other
to
not
respectively,
completed
was
after
year
of
exceed
Com¬
the
Regula¬
the
in
,
March,
and
commencement
the
1954.
sale
of
D.
second
by
and
the
The
sale
with
the
exceeded
respect
the
within
was
a
its
of
of
of¬
$300,000
offering
S300.000
Ac¬
previous
stockholders
such
not
year
a$.
President
acquisition
and
and* controlling
transfer
of
the
stockholder
were
North
of;.
Country
.
claims,
and
in
the
111— 7,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 2,800Laird & Co.. Corp.—
" 750
——_
W.
C.
Langley & Co._—„ 2,000
!„
Lehman Brothers
R.
Livingstone,
Co.
&
^
—
A.
2,800
McDonald
500
Masten
Inc.
;
50%
Co.—
&
1,50%
Co._—
&
500
;
Co
&
75%
_———
——
1,50%
Mead. Miller & Co.—%
6.000
Co.,
E.
-750.
Marks
Mason-Hagan,
Merrill
Lynch,
&
ner
-
Pierce,
Fen-
Beane—
Merrill. Turben
—
Co.,
&
'
<
50Qi
2,800-
Inc.—
Co.,
Laurence M.
Inc.—
&
6,000»
&
Crouse
-
Inc._
50%
*•
;
6,00%
1,50%
&
Co.
&
Norton
1,250
5C0
Corp.——
Co.
2,000
(Inc. )
750
*6,000
Co....
Co.—
•
Co——
Co.
&
—
Merle-Smith
Dickson
Read
&
rities
&
750
1.000
750
Fahey,
Ferris
&
O.
Peltason,
W.
&
75%
Co
Reynolds & Co.,
2,00%
Inc
Renshaw
Mo-le
Rotan,
L.
Salomon
Bros.
Schwabacher
Co
Shuman,
Singer,
Smith. Moore & Co.William
&
Agnew
Deane
R.
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
1.0C0
Stone
Hayden. Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
1.500
_' 2,800
Henry Herrman & Co
750
Sutro
Hirsch
500
Spencer Trask
Co
Illinois
&
Co..
Co.,
Co.—
&
&
1,000
Co.,
Inc.
•
Securities
»
Co
&
50%
750
Webster
__L 6,00%
Corp.
Stroud
1,00%
1,50%
Co
&
&
&
Co.,
Inc.-:
500
*
Co
500
&
1,500
Co
2,800
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.
1,250
1.250
G.
2,800
Watling. Lerchen
Labouisse,
Co
Inc
750
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Kalman
75%
Boyce
Nicolaus
&
750
6,00%
2.800
-
Co.
&
Stix
&
Co.
Scribner
&
Staats
Stifel,
&
2,00%
1,250
Smith. Barney & Co
500
7.0%)
Well,
750
—
1.250
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co._
Hutton
75%
Shields & Co._
Brothers
E.
1,50%
1,50%
Shearson. Hammill & Co.:
Bros.
Friedrichs
75%
:——
Co
&
1,250
Stern
Weeks
50%
Hutzler—
&
&
'
75%
—
Co
&
Rothschild
F.
Stein
Ripley & Co., Inc.
*
:
&
1.250
&
750
2.00%
2,000
Hornblower
75%
Reinholdt & Gardner
6.000
Ladd
&
Co.—
Tenenbaum
Inc.
Granberry, Marache & Co— 1,500
Harriman
-750
Jaffray & Hopwood— ,2,800
Pressprich & Co.—— 1,250-
Piper,
Hallgarten & Co
Greene
1
L_
Co
&
Peet
1.000
Inc._
Co
Glore, Forgan & Co
&
H.
1,000
Inc
&
&
2,300-
Rodman
503
Furman Co.,
Sunsteln
.750
Co
Jackson
6,000
—
Fulton, Reld & Co..
Gerstley,
Northwest
Webber,*
Curtis
1,500
Co
Co
Alester G.
Pacific
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Co,
&
Co
Paine,
1.250
Corp.
Co
Chapman
&
l,500i
1,000
750
Securities
Clark
Farwell,
2,000
Ohio
6,000
S0113
&
75%
—
The
Quail & Co.. Inc.-
2,800
Co
&
Mullauey, Wells & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
Putnam
500
Elworthy & Co.—
Equitable
Moseley
2,800
!
Edwards
& Co.—___ 8,200
& Co
1—_ 2,000'
7.000
Inc
Dominick
1,25%
Stanley
R.
Dillon, Union Secu&
S.
&
1,250
Co.—
Co
F.
Co.—
Leonard
Morgan
750
—
Inc.—
Co.,
Co.
&
&
&
Eastman
G.
2,800
&
&
Skaggs &
Dempsey-Tegeler
Drexel
750'
750
Davis,
Dominick
Lynch—
Co.—
&
Collins
Dillon.
Moore.
Sherrerd
&
&
1,25%'
1,250
Inc.-
Clark. Dodge &, Co
S.
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
Co
Clark
Collin,
The Milwaukee
2,000
_
1,250
Inc
750
Kidder.
Peabody & Co.( Inc.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
6.000
H.
Walker
Wertheim
Co
&
:
&
2,800
Co
500
Dean Witter & Co
Wood,
50O
1,000
Co
Co
&
Westheimer
&
Struthers
2,000
„
&
CAPITALIZATION
Co
1,50%
750
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Country
in
'
Shares
Kithh. Loeb & Co.—
1.250
2,800
Sons
&
National
The
common
'
Irving Lundborg & Co..
750
Repjublic
W.
of.
'
/•*
stock.
Hawker
"materially
Hawker,
shares
df
-
,
Loewi
750
Simmons^
Slocumb
W.
A.
number
offerings.
North
circulars
with
also
that
under
were
Hawker.
exemption
of
upon
of
available
not
year,
principal
found
.offering
a
Hawker
limitation
Commission
and
was
Country
and
mis¬
leading" in failing to disclose the common control of thq two.'com¬
panies, ..Moore's status and activities as a promoter'of North Country,
1958.
Brush,
Howard,
North
President
together
within
offering
$100,000
notification
which,
Regulation
offering
the
and
Moore,
exemption
stock
to
Country
the
the
Furthermore,
D
by
Hawker
Donald
offering
respect
North
that
S.
Hawker
prescribed
exceeded
*
found
Regulation
with
amount
Hawker
73—1
I
D,
within
control
sale of
alio
nco mo
This company showed a loss
of $837,804 for the month
1957 contrasted with a loss of
$1,522,095 a year ago. in
January
a
The
11.495,782
«n7 oao
1955.
Country's
and
available
$12 783 914
<si
Regulation
Commission
North
to
®
$13,303,781
—_
dated
denied,
and
20
at
Feb.
offering. Hawker filed a notification with respect
offering of 305.000 shares on behalf of certain of its
stockholders, at
a
maximum
aggregate
offering
price
of
common
limitation
———.7
expenses
offering
stock
orders
suspended
proposed
on
Country
cordingly,
99,362
,
Hartford RR.—Earnines—
January-
public
common
By
Country
stock
proposed
fering
New York, New Haven &
the
of
North
colnmon
$205,000.
SI82Z09
-
operations
under
principal
$758 317
expenses
from
temporarily
of
D notification
.
the
iq-7
shares
aggregate.
1954,
9.
shares
Regulation
D
exemptions with
respect
to said offering.
•
•
According to the Commission's decision, the pubic offering of North
Country stock was commenced in April and completed in August, 1954.
In December,
1953, less than a year prior to commencement of such
offering. Hawker had commenced
a
public
offering of $300,000 of
In
Month of
its
proposed
305,000
in the
March
1,500,000
tion
$4,281,691
1,512,663
979Fa 18 1UCOme—'
p
ig5q
imSISo
™
of
S205.000
1957
revenue
notification
persons
Chicago & St. Louis
RR.—Earnings
Railway operating
Railway operating
filed
public
share.
which
New It ork,
notification,
the
of
types
1,25J'
—
Co.
Sullivan
Estabrook
per
1156.
products;
various
2,800
Inc.
Inc._——
Brown
Doolittle
issuance
in
used
1,000
Alex.
Dick
Country Uranium
industrial
protective wrapping
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Co
&
Bosworth,
E.
$io.8°8 c°1.
expenses
operating
p.
North
1°55
53.137,356
&
Central
'
1957
.
;
revenue
from
revenue
from
_____
Becker
Central
Ry.—Earnings-—
fering Permanently Suspended—
Union
$67,619,742
expenses.
Co.,
Co
— —
Loettcher
R.
$*016 495
1957
G.
Julien
locomotives
Dillon,
Western
Railway operating
authorization
Eastman
&
Kraus——_—
Eichler & Co.
Burnham
and
8nd
other
and
1,000
Stearns & Co
Lear,
the
S.
Co
&
Elyth & Co.,
8157.624
Month of January—
packs,
1,000
.——
&
Hunt Ellis &
742,461
Red-
&
&
Ealrd
Bateman,
4%s,
as
Whipple
Ball,' Burge
487.
21,916
Inc.
—
Baker,
824.
p.
Aerocor,
decorative
plastics
below:
——21,916
2.800
Corp.— 1,500
Co
Co.,
Parker
Robert
195G
purerase/
Co.—_21,913 *
Securities
-$26.62
$803,7"0
to
Co
&
&
1,685.732
denied.
Net
Weld
Butcher
Inc.-
January—
Railway operating revnue———
operating
the
switching
Month of
Railway
185,
—V.
certificate
subject
are
Freres
Allyn &
C.
Bacon,
1957
expenses
and
company
its name
&
path
$900,085
from
revenue
of
comprise
1956,
products,
Shares.-
Sachs
American
Ry.—Earnings-
revenue
railway operations
railway operating income—t
Net
the
agreed
White.
1957 in payment
p.
fiber
Inc.
Net
Commission.
by
estimated
offering
and
March'15,
Month of January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net
98.364%
Goldman.
A.
Southern
severally
$44,867,259
$24.96
'
a
wide
used for
consisting
of
other companies as electrical
textile
reinforced
and
•'
$428,465
136,631
.*
bid of 98.582%.
bid
secured
cars,
'
Owens-Illinois Glass
by
.
Lazard
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Commerce
to
hopper
14,
Co.
<k
distributed
be
gains dividend of $1.90 per share.—V/185,
Norfolk
*
$l,0'4.o°3
686.721
Bros. &
Hutzler and associates on
March 14 offered $3,825,000 of 4%% non-callable
equip¬
ment trust certificates
maturing annually, April 1, 1958
to 1972, inclusive. The
certificates, priced to yield from
4% to 4.50%, according to maturity, were awarded to the
Stuart
116.971 shares to
1938
in built-up roonng and
used
pipes;
stock set opposite
1125.
p.
*1,802,703'
share of common stock——!-'—
per
1957.
manufacture
screening,
products,
Auchincloss,
outstanding
;the
in
underground
has
1956
' $44,-995,203
is
has agreed to sell, and each cf theundertvriters named below, for whom Goldman; Sachs & Co., Lazard
Freres & Co.
and White.
Weld & Co.
are
acting as representatives^
anH
1957
market value..-.—
\ ;
to replenish and main¬
which has been reduced:
1956.
Capital
expenditures
1956 and are presently ex¬
formed in
insulation;
UNDERWRITERS—The
new
'
the
,
position,
and rovings used by
mats
and
mat
filters.
to
used
were
Mining
28—
at
value
Asset
Offered—Salomon
Halsey,
Co.'s
Feb.
assets
—V.
group on March
bonded
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Per Share Off—
1956
$1,043
_
-
revenue from railway operations
railway operating income
185, p. 824.
New York Central
expenditures
in
was
com¬
to
compared
enterprises
new
on
these
.
offering
capital
working
first offered
which totaled $173,065,000 in
including Fibergla.s '"wool"
products,/ insect
lor
*
the
of
purpose
acoustical
yarns,
insulation
■
Net
Net
of
Most
A
—
by Goldman,
financing by the
was
products
and
strands,
A.
$13,290,000;
1957
revenue.,;
and
$9.410,ooo
stock
common
about $21,000,000
sales,
of
thermal
record
enterprises achieved
higher metal, prices.
Offered
Stock
—
Corning Glass Works to continue the development of fibrous
and is today the leading manufacturer of these prod¬
Its
ucts.
find
-Earnings—
January—
operating
Ltd.,
236,201
products
variety
in¬
to
African
production
1955.
glass
of
-
operating
O'okien,Conner Co.
which
expended
primarily
due
were
number of which are manured bv
rmprratmn.
it received fees aggregating $1,180,169.—V. 184,
a
'Includes
&
earnings
*$48,204-
—
capital
expenditures
during
approximately $31,000,000 in
be
to
and
Co.
the
by
services
these
the
614.
New Orleans
of
both
during
Dawn
of capital
Montli of
\
that
held
409,282
$193,195
"
—
of underwriters headed
BUSINESS—Corporation
.
a
185, p.
/
.
pected
stock
in
its
company's
aggregated
Peru Copper Corp., '
participation in ,:in o»f shore oil venture in
Co.'s uranium mine and 'mill and Grand lie,
Mines Ltd.'s copper property in British Columbia. Newmont continued
its
worldwide
mining
exploration / and
maintained
Ps
holdings
in
metal mining, ell and gas producing properties, and gas pipeline, .com-'
Commission
request
5%.
and
•'
noted
asets
receh'-v'
increased
S3.012.009
Newmont
has given interested persons Until March 25, 1957,
hearing thereon.
Most of the proceeds
of the sale of
the notes evidencing these
borrowings will be employed to pay notes
previously Issued and which mature March 29. 1957, with new money
requirements
of
the
borrowing companies estimated
at
$4,755,000.
to
cash
in
the
major
by
1955 of $11,795,664 or $4.23
outstanding
Dec.
31.
1956.
share
per
higher
The
income
Ltd,,
from
the
of
Corp,
corportaion
The
with
March
on
$3.50
to
tain
equal to $6.12
$17,084,919,
was
since
PROCEEDS—The
x
help finance the development activities of Southern
authorizing
amount
Corp.
earnings
public-utility subsidiary companies in the
with
sums
from
-•
it
company,
dividerd
California.
'
'
Mines
creased
2328.
p.
year
net for
shares
a
2,791,142
to
value
fair
or
Cyprus
System—Units to Borrow—i
holding
to
$28,522,000
the
(Mass.)
application
an
.subsidiaries
•
Electric
six
sales
company
184,
adjusted
amounted
Tsumeb
period were 65 cents against £4 cents last year.
elided its last fise«l ve^r on July 28. 1956 with
th;
for
>
Z,
824.
group
: V 1956?
$361,073
1
'1957
' $366,806.
673,611
21,816
operations—
public in February, 1952.
the*, increase in the net
corporation at the end
of the year was attributable for
the most part to the conversion of
$8,000,000
principal amount of. subordinated debentures of Sherritt
Gordon Mines Ltd.
into common stock, and to-the, higher ma met or
fair values of shares of Continental Oil Co. Tsum'eb Corp. Ltd.
and
against
as
income
Net
This compared with
*
.
_
,,
expenses.
on
pany
1956 of $335,746,181
end of 1955.
Gross and net earnings
year also exceeded those of any prior year;
amounted to $21,672,629 as against $14,8/3,-
1956
lor
308,723
Co., Lazard Freres & Co., and White, Weld &
March 13 offered to the public, 300,000 shares of
common
stock (par $1) at a price of $54.25 per shaire>
Co.;
New High—
at
high in
new
a
$1,742,819
Sachs &
6,803,819
the
Plato
market
peaks.
$11,997,633.
reached
assets
during the year.
Malozemoff, President,
paid
Louis
by
5
1955.
Dividends
Earnings for the period
3310,829.
Earnings
per
year.
last
to
for
March
for
share,
share
per
Higher—
earnings
on
were
$21,265,409 and income of $620.520.—V.
and
In
20.4%
announced
and
compared
as
and
were
ended Jan. 26 totaled
year
the
8371,021
were
26,
Beth sales
President.
Sales
sales
in
11.9%
ended
income
601
frequency furnaces.
Ltd., produces large
low
and
Electric Furnaces,
185. p. 938.
GWB
furnaces.—V.
National
Increases
equipment
heating
company,
electric
months
Gross
equipment in Great Britain.
It manufactures elec¬
furnaces, gas carburizing and carbo-nitriding units, high
induction
frequency
Corp.—Assets
Mining
corporation's
per
and
■■
464,372
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
1156.
p.
$294,024,188 at
of the corportaion for the
healing
tric resistance
181„
$1,835,343
.
revenue—
railway operating deiicit
nationwide
$3,062,789
7,582,662
.—
against
as
components,
vacuum
Institutions.—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
from railway
'Deficit.—V.
$8,974,922
■
charges..
185,
Net
——
--
income
operating
The
and
fjackaged systems and other price 1'sted items.
Wild-Barfield is a leading manufacturer ol furnaces
In
principally
1047.
p.
Northwestern
—$73,115,902 $66,752,869
48,307,554
44,350.007
———
" 7,682,000
6.936,000
* 8,151,426
* 7.404,073
—
taxes—,,
taxes
Newmont
related equip¬
ment to Wild-Barfield Electric Furnaces, Ltd. in England.
In addition,
Wild-Bar field has been named exclusive resale agents in the United
manufacture
the
License
used
without
—
185,
Railway operating
Railway operating
19i>6
"f;
—
expenses
after
—V.
arrangements to
has completed
subsidiary,
a
The
-
Pacific
This offering represents the first
Corp.,
Equipment
NRC
be
claims
the
were
misleading
was
would
savings
Month of January—
;
3,737
Co.—Earnings—:
January—
operating
Net
Net
Research Corp.—Unit Licenses English Firm
National
issued,
George
Country claims.
'
824.
p.
revenues
income
Federal
Other
814.
p.
185,
368.876
;
1.376,338
operations-!,—i—
railway
railway operating
Operating
Operating
in capital ex-
about $16,000,000
to spend
expects
that
W.
disclosing
amount of the proceeds would
large proportion of the com¬
small
a
and
deposited
and
exploration,
and
was
circular
company's
President
as
he
North
Bond,
'
Net revenue
equipment.
new
Gypsum
be
stock
the
offering
the
only
more
purposes
of
offering
Reuben
financing,
that
revenue
from railway operations,
railway operating income
;
—V.
$428,607
$460,996
— —
New York Telephone
taxes.
"permitted the attainment of
ratisfactory performance in a relatively short period of time so that
xve may benefit more fully In the immediate future."
Assets rose $23,180,183 to $171,254,649.
Mr. Baker revealed that the
company spent $23,579,826 last year lor mineral deposits, new plants,
additions
from
revenue
'Deficit.—V.
a common share after
large expanse," lie added
rather
or
would
the
and
offering
the
of
developing
such
in
of
two
>,
Country's
that
identified
was
block
the
North
Net
Net
1956
1957
Railway operating expenses—
Net
•
.
Railway operating revenue
equivalert to 3Cc
"This
year
that
representing
active
that
the
previous
,,
;
'
together with high operating
plants aggregated $2,900,000
initial start-up expense
and
a
for
funds
that
proceeds
and
who
of
by
the
Month of January—
1957
.1956 ■
Railway operating revenue
$14,326,916 $14,014,786
Railway operating expenses————',— ; 12,491.573
12,271,967
Western RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
deposit was acquired from which to supply the Great Lakes markets."
Mr.
Baker reported that
"costs of training new production crews,
up,
*$25,557
*147,508
'Z;ZZ'V.Z;
the
Northern
.
*189,875
-.iZZ' V'
824.
p.
'
....
income-,——
New York, Susquehanna and
:
year
uning
185,
,3
for
2583.
p.
$437*499
523.056
operations———'*$71,550
railway
operating
"
y
that
used
be
found
prospectors
held
conduct
and
•
properties
large
a
and/or
also
the
personnel
claims,
year.
a
been
mining
whom
to
exploring
pany's
had
of
in
and
mining
share on
common
ago," Mr. Baker said, "the earnings would have been equal to
4/4.16 a share compared to $4.61 a share for 1955."
Describing 1956 as "a year ol great progress," Mr. Baker noted that
"five new National Gypsum plants were Drought into production, sub¬
stantial additions were made to our mineral resources, plans were laid
for two new gypsum mills on the Great Lakes and a major gypsum
f
stating
for
1957
———-—S446.01o
-————517,565
.
from
revenue
railway
Deficit.—V.
*
$15,763,690 in
1^,828,237 shares including 416,666 shares sold in an offering last June.
"If earnings had been computed tn the 3,321,135 shares outstanding
fi
previ¬
offices
dealer
original stakers
Z\v..'.Z
Railway operating revenue.—
Railway operating expenses-—-
its sales in 1956 increased $3,record of $151,859,487.
said 1956 earnings, "after extra-ordin¬
charges," were $14,203,528 compared with a record
ary
Matthews,
Western Ry.—Earnings—
.
of
their
securities
Director,
Commission
$261,-
979.
p.
of
misleading in
development
that
New York, Ontario &
reported
new
a
Chairman,
Baker,
H.
26
to set
1955
over
Melvin
Managing
and
company,
shaiing
the
proximity
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
materially
was
Canadian
a
and
figures for 1956. Instead of earn¬
12-month earnings
,
C40 020
$13,303,781; in January 1956
operating deficit in January
1956.
had effected a year-end ad¬
were
railway
net
Momh of January—
Record Sales—
National Gypsum Co.—Reports
The
ings of $345,032 previously reported, final earnings figures show
704.
A credit
adjustment of $83,328 in materials and supplies
minority share.
•After deducting
also
the
justment on
191,201
4
1957
January
$12,783,914.
circular
$340,270 compared with the loss of $1,272,716 in January
railroad
The
$1.00
61-00
for
revenues
were
was
the
that
of
financing
business,
oxfering.by the affiliate within
In
addition, the Commission
house installation on Jan. 1G, resulted In an extraordinary
expense
for the month of approximately $230,009. Costly emergency
maintenance and operational measures had to be taken after the fire.
490,725
$7
5,060,039
$110
4,925.766
.
$8,248,618
6.599,295
and
company's
companies,
Engine
Gross
$9,489,409
8,064.379
Operating income after taxes
railroad's
the
at
mation
many
loadings
car
Also
of the Eastern railroads,* the - New Haven's
showed a drop in January.
- r
key facility in Boston, the Dover Street
with
common
freight
1954
1955
1956
Years—
.In
Increased—
National Fuel Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
Calendar
.
the
for-
•3^
promissory note due Sept. 1,
*3Virc
prom,
Common
note
stock
due
(par
Sept.
$11
1,
1957 $19,000,000
1975-.,
l_l"
Outstanding
$19,000,000
<6.000.000
6.000,000
t8.000,000 Shsl
*Th£ promissory notes due Sept.M, 1575* which
FINANCING
are
§6.596.358 shs.
held
by
Metro-
Volume
Number 5621
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Park
provide that* on Sept, 1, 1970 and on "each
thereafter, to and including Sept. 1, 1974, the company wifl
one-tenin of the principal amount of such notes outstanding
politfrix Life Insurance Co.,
Sept.
Sept.'
on
to
1
repay
JAt
1969.
31, 1956,
1,
Dec.
shares
available
were
§Excluding
standing
to
of
officers
162,200
Option Plan,
key
and
Mis.
before
■
$ *v
"•
Net earnings
"Balance
72,139,218
37,228,171
annual
35,349,218
Common
♦Earned
per
.
32,429,178
822,991
7,142,487
$4.54
share-..-
common
822,991
..
7,143,287
$4.49
*•
—
The
1955
s
'
-
The
of
construction
111.,
to
take
parts
machine
new
a
lion
both current needs
care pi
shop
at
future - growth,
and
.
.
1480.
p.
and
earnings
for
before
taxes,
rose
25%
on
gain oF 9%
a
1955.
,
.
sales,
$0,000,000
in
in
certificates,
be
secured
the
to
Co.
&
by
10 Diesel
$6,197,500.
cost
offering
and
Co.
&
Dillon,
Eastman
•>
1
66,437,406
sales
the
for
year
ended
31,
Dec.
1956
totaled
compared with $56,426,460 a year earlier.
The gain
greater volume of tonnage shipped
and certain price, into help absorb rising labor, wood," freight and other costs.
Shipments of pulp and paper totaled 270,740 tons in 1956, against
263,501 tons in 1955.
Consolidated earnings
from operations, before taxes, amounted to
$659,694
previous
$178,731
$193,888
■
432,844
and
Dec.
:
;
-
production all
copper
31,
reached
income
highs in
Chairman
for
Consolidated
United
after
Income,
net
totaled
Income
$4,644,275,
States
compared
*
with
and
Canadian
$3,704,376
a
taxes
3 V.
taxes
spproximated
1956. %
*
depletion of mines, rpse tp $88,42.9,923,
stock, compared with the previous record
share, for 1955.
.
-
.
1'85,' p.
'
equivalent
$7.37
to
*
to $3,000,000 • borrowed at 3'/i%
31, 1957, repayable uuruig the neAt nve years, the company
arranging for'a 4,Vz'/o $4,000,000-bank loan, repayable over a
fiye-year period.
The proceeds of the loans will be used for- the
further
development of facilities,
the* purchase* of timberlands and
the
maintenance
of
working
capital at a level commensurate "with
the present level of business activity.
Jan.
The
/
$7.06
The
corporation's
corporation
reported
in
income
net
share-^-nine cents
per
which
a
1956
to
amounted
$8,648,358,
While prior
higher than had been previously
loss of $3,115,078 in 1955.
A
'.
185,
,
—Two investment banking groups headed by Drexfcl & *
Co. on March 14 offered securities of this utility totaling ;
on
194,060
per share*,
cents
<25
Feb. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock- to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
incident to mining operations.
corporation
covering
for
used
expenses
,
»
The first group offered a new issue of $4,000,- :
000 of first mortgage bonds, \}k% series due March 1,
$6,000,000.
-
1987, at a price of 100%, plus accrued interest. A second
group offered 20,000 shares of 5% preferred stock at '
Pacific Intermountaiii Express Cq.—Secondary Offer¬
offering of 63,000 shares of common
stock (par $2) was made on March 11 by Blyth &. Co.,
Inc., and Schwabacher & Co. at $15.50 per share, with a ;
dealer's concession of 60 cents per share.
Some shares
were still available at time of going to press.—V.
180,*
ing—A secondary
p.
($100
par
share), plus accrued dividends.
per
PROCEEDS—Net
be
the
a
will
819.
the
of
sale
tWo
Tlie
issues
new
Settlement
of
by
minority -stockholders
of, this
compromise of a, suit
which Park & Tilford had against the Distillers Co., Ltd., principal
British
distiller. The terms of that c<(Hnpromise include a long-term
agreement by the British group to supply fine, quality Scotch whisky
Key
in
bulk
As
and
Park
to
part
funds
in
factor
the
&
proposed
these Scotch
settlement,
other aspects
F"**nlev has
to
agreed
,
of
the
3%
of
and
imported
of
Park
Scotch,
and
Park
Sf
laws
and also
resulted
Tilford for distribution in
domestic
Serial
&
2.5%
Booth's London Gin,
agent
and
for
Pfd.
5%-
69
cancellation of the Vat 69 and Booth's
franchises
by suing D.C.L. and others in April,
1956. Out-of-court
settlement of the claims against the Distillers Company Ltd. in this
lawsuit, now pending in the U. S. District Court lor the Southern
District of New York, but not against the other defendants, is implicit
in the proposed agreement for a long-term commitment from D.C.L.,
Schenley attorneys said.
Park
&
Tilford
-Following
Mrs.
Vice
Kogan,
reacted
tc
the petition for Approval of the. agreement^ by
Judge Caleb M. Wright and William "MarVell,
jointly issued an order for a hearing March 28 on
filing pf
Federal
Chancellor,
settlement
motion.
the
FINANCING
*
FINANCING !
Authorized
B, 4Va%
due 1982__
-
SVu%
sink,
fund
Outstanding
Common stock
♦The
ben
loan,
'
1,500,000,
1,000,000
1,455,689 s^is.
:
$7.50)
(par
serial
JVeVi
prepayment
annually in
bank
12;500,000
8.500,000
1977-,
;
$13,500,000
8,500,000
12,500,000
2.000,000 sh^.
debs, due
scriak bank, loan- (note
*3 Vu'/e
bank
loan
in
the
amount
of
$1,000,000
»
.
after
of $50C;OOQ due July - 1, 1957, which matures $500,00(1
July 1, 1958 and 1959, will be replaced by a ,4%' serial
with like maturities, at the time of issuance of the de.
Jurcs end first mortgage Ijonds.
'
UNDERWRITERSvLThe
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
from Pioneer the respective principal amounts of
dobentureS set forth opposite their respective names beldw:
purchase
to
Eastman
C.
Union
Dillon,
Securities
A.
Boettc'ncr
John
Carl
&
Co,
&
Pariccast
The
First
M,
Co.
Co.
9pp,000
500,000
—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Smith. Barney & Co.
200,000
Co.
;
Boston
Corp.
South West
Stifel,
Inc.
9C(/,000
Cc.900,000
Sachs & Co;
Ripley & Co.,
700,000
$250,000
Rhoades
Loeb,
200,00Q
200,000
&
Dewar, Robertson &
First
Lmon &
Lehman Brothers
500,0Q3
Clarke
W.
Inc.
Inc.—700,000
Co.,
&
Johnston,
1 $2,400,009
Co
&
Ailyn & Co.,
Elyth
Nicolaus
&
209,000
700,000
Co.,
250,000
Stone
& Webster
Secu-
rities Corp.
Wertheim „& Co,——
White. Weld & Co.„—
—...
700,000
900,000
709,000
700,000
185,
' :
980.
p.
;
Pittsburgh
'
due
Outstanding
4,000,000
*
($100
from
Two
.
($7.50
par,
except
as
below
the
par*
value)__
&
125,000 shs.
value)
950,000 shs.
set forth in
of the
for
the
98.408%;
certificates,
also as
Baxter
subject, to
and
certificates are
Interstate
3®ss.
viz;
&
Co.,
98.21%.
tne authorization
is to
Commerce
be
secured
Commission,
by 350 self-clearing hopper cars estimated
$2,922,000.
Co.;
the
Freeman
offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.;
and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
RESULTS
FOR FIRST MONTH OF
Month of January—
YEAR
1957
1956
$3,773,187
3,321,119
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses.
$3,446,68?
3,018,961
$452,068
807,015
$427,726
636,211
•
752,728 shs.
Indenture dated
as
of
Net
Jan.
Net
.
—V.
has agreed to sell and the under¬
agreed, to purchas the respective
bonds set forth opposite their names:
company
new
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__ $400,000
$800,000
Merrill
400.000
The First Boston Corp.'—-
agreed
&
Pierce,
Beane_!—
400,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
revenue
from
railway operations
railway operating income
185, p. 1047.
400,000
Barney &■ Co.^__
White, Weld & Co
to
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
1957
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
—__——
1956
$834,992
606,194-
$-YT.37S>
575.978
$228,798
$18l40t
•
400,000'
Smith,
,
400,000
also
Lynch,
Fenner
400.000
Co.,
1-
has
the
,
,
company
the
cost
Associates in
20,000 shs.
Union
Co
&
received
Hutzler,
have, severally
—_
Inc.
were
Ai
and sale
The issue
to
250,000
—
Ripley
Bros.
27.500 shs.
supplemc-ntad.
&
bids
other
Issuance
10,000 shs.
Dillon,
Securities
Harrimaij
to
3-1-57
—
£)re,xe\ & Co.__,
Eastman
certificates, maturing annually April 15, 1958'to
inclusive. . The certificates, priced to yield from
to *3.80%, according to maturity, were awarded
the group on March 14 on a bid of 98.479%.
Salomon
20,000 s^s.'
listed
& Lake Erie RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associ¬
15 offered $2,250,000 of 3%% equipment
March
1972,
of
ries
stock
on
3.625%
$450,000
$450,000*
250.000
limited,
as
ates
•
6-1-61
semiannually
registration statement
with the SEC on
$1,600,000 of participations in the invest¬
trust
6,000.000
1987-
a
covering
1957,
tificates
;
4,000,000
1C86
filed
company
5,
Registers With
Pittsburgh
.
$16;375,000
r
1982.
principal amounts of
The
of
excess
2,000,000'
UNDERWRITERS—The
%
in
series
1941,
writers
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
series
♦Not
1,
is
1378
ctnuul.
se
Common
Martell's brandy and Harvey's port wine
PRESENT
TO
ser.
due *1983—-—5,000,000
series
3.95%
sherry.
to
stock,
3.65%
1956
Vat
EFFECT
9-1-61
4.95%
in 1955
GIVING
(unsecured):
due
,
and
plan for salaried employees of the company and its subsidiaries*
as
well as 50,000, shares of its $1 par common stock of the company
which may be purchased pursuant to said plan—V. 184, p. 2786. '
2.5%-, due pemianiiually from
to
to
served
1.959, operating revenues amounted to $7,864,873
$2,301,646. This compares with operating, revenues
oF $1,817,148 in 1955.-.
-
due
series
notes
6-1-57
In loss of valuable
the U. S. of certain
allegation referred to the cancellation
Tilford's franchises to serve as import
persons
1971_-j.--l_'_^i—'—
due
series
series
2.3%
alcoholic beverages.
latter
The
•
antitrust
Federal
se:ies
4,/2%
.
and
ment
bonds:
due
series
3V2%
EFFECT
1st
March
net-income
due
series
3.90%
195G, one in each court. She alleged that Sehenley's pur¬
chase of approximately 70% of the outstanding stock of Park
Tilford from the Estate of David A. Schulte in December, 1954, violated
franchises
was
and
mortgage
3?8%
'
proposed
February
'the
Of
r
♦First
make
.
settlement became public
for the first time on March 11 when attorneys for Marjorie D. K.ogan,
a
Park & Tilford stockholder,
filed an application xor approval in
both Federal and Delaware courts. Mrs. Kogan brought two suits in
and
These
$0,921,291
3V4%
whiskies,
total-- number
the
CAPITALIZATION
facilities available to Park & Tilford to enable it to acquire
and
package
that
income
net
GIVING
Consolidation Coal Co.
Securities and Exchange Commissioh-
'
EARNINGS—For
and
of
is
Tilford.
proposed
of -the
settlement
Odessa
$18,840,C06
$13,500,000
1
:
550,000.
Midland,
totaled
$2,9,95,000.
to
Jnc.
anticipates that capital expenditures during 1957
approximately $5,535,000; in 1958 to approximately
amount-to
estimates
suits
year-old
the
against Schenley Industries, Inc. was proposed in simul¬
taneous proceedings in a U. S. District Court and tne Chancery court,
of the State of Delaware at Wilmington, Del., on March 11*.
(
corporation
1956
due 197,4—
This
holder Suits Proposed—
Lubbock,
in
A, 4'/a%
—V,
BUSINESS—The company supplies water for a contiguous territory
01
approximately* 300 square miles, comprising a large portion of. the
suburban
area
surrounding the City of Philadelphia.
The companv
Stock-.,'
Araarillo,
revenues
ser.
Harriman
will
company
$4,214,000.
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp.—Settlement of
bal¬
of
cost
plant.
from
amounted
bds.,
mtge. bds.,
Goldman,
to' the payment of $3,500,000 of bank loans incurred to
portion of the company's construction program, and toward
construction ; of
additions and improvements to utility
applied
linance
proceeds
of
1st mtge,
agreed
825.
p.
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—Securities Offered '
♦
cities
k
•!
*
SEC
income
reported.
.
Exchange Commission—
The
'
CAPITALIZATION
tax
ultimately for the payment of regular cash dividends."—V.
the
'
■
or
loss carry forwarct contributed to the "highly
Newman points out that "without the benefit of
years'
includes
EARNINGS—Conscliduted,
.
P. & H. Exploration & Mining Corp., Bridgeport, Wash.
ard $15,500,000 batik loans due in 1957.
197^
Plainview.
pleasing" results, Mr,
■
this carry, forjyard,'net earnings after taxes would have been- approxi¬
purchase agreement signed in December 1956, this company r;
mately $4,948,358, or $4:04. per share." ' •
v
% '
1
will take title in. April of this year to
undivided interests -averaging
The declaration of a cash, dividend has been * deferred "at least for
approximately 70%
in 203,000 acres of softwood woodlands in Maine, j
The
new
the curre.nt year," Mr. Newman repcrts, "in order to enable the corpo¬
acquisition/together with 23,100 acr&s in Maine also pur¬
chased
in
1956. will bring the c* inpatr"« fores*-, reserves in Maine,
< ration to capitalize on new opportunities for expansion without dilution,
New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia to a total of 821,900 acres of soft•of stockholders^ proportionate interests.
Availability: of additional capi¬
wood.
tal will be particularly vital if our process for producing cheap hydro'
*•
*
The pe.per industry
"anticipates a demand for its products during
gen from anthracite silt should become commercially feasible.
It is our
1957 at least equal to that of 1956," the report stated.---V. 183", p. 2294. »
objective to.; establish a broad, stable base of earnihgs and to provide *
The
in
*
a
—Files With Securities and
i
BUSINESS—Organized in 1906, the company is an integrated utility
in the production, transmission and distribution of natural
in West Texas, serving approximately 150,000 customers in an area
net
<
is
The initial regular redemption
years.
gas
opportunities tor the growth and expansion of our existing
? businesses; the acquisition of new interests, and the'-consequent increase
of overall earning power," are anticipated over the next few years by
Howard A. Newman, President.
»
»
is included.
report stated that in addition
seven
engaged
-"Unusual
profit
for
purposes
105.75%.
of the proceeds will be used to finance construction of a, pipeline
gathering system,
the 1957 drilling and exploration program, and,
together with treasury funds, for other capital, expenditures
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply
,
refunding
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds from the financing, approximately $29.000,000 will be, used tb prepay $13,5Q'OtCOO sinking fund debentures
year
excluding a non-recurring profit of $424,886.
The net income,
alter provision for dividends
on the Preference
stork, was equal to
$5.43 per share of common stock on the currently outstanding shares,
and compared with $4.20 in
lnoo, or to $*.7o per snare if the non-
Und«?r
for
ance
.
.
The sinking fund for the debentures will retire all of the issue by
maturity. For the sinking fund the debentures will be redeemable initially at 100.225% and accrued interest. They will not be redeemable
maturing
share.—
per
first mortgage bonds, of which
$13,500,000 of series A will mature in 1974 and $8,500,000
price will be
Capital expenditures totaled $8,563,148
$74,800,000,
placed privately $22,000,000 prin¬
Co. has
of series B in 1982.
before
1956,
$12,500,000 of 5 V2% sink'g fund debentures, due March I,
1977, at 100.25% and accrued interest, to yield 5.48% to
maturity.
Contemporaneously Eastman Dillpn, Unioh
cipal amount of 4V2%
*
share of capital
per
ly—Bonds Placed Privately—A group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. on March 13 offered
Securities &
record
according to Louis S. Cates,
1956,
$73;804,099, or $.7.28 per
and
$310,655
104,845
78,761
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Debentures Offered Public¬
427,912
Net, Sales and Copper Output
—
$195,391,664 at the end of 1955.
*'
*
year.
$257,511
...
853,582
the Board, and
earlier,
The
1956
•-
$729,513
908,244
Current assets increased $20,471,5r.0 during 1956, amounting to $175,515,659. Surplus increased to $231,654,746 at year-end, compared* with
$9,644,275 for 1956, which coinpaieu \v.u» a pre-tax prune of $7,644,376
recurring
1957
*
Last year's sales soared
to $418,785,575 to top the 1955 mark of
$353,415,616, and copper production increased to a new high of 54Q,361,300 pounds over the 1955 record of 514,953,693 pounds.
'
•
222,007
Pioneer Finance Co.—Stock Sold—The offering to the
public of 12,000 shares of common stock, made oii
March 5 by Troster, Singer & Co. ai $3.55 per share, was
-quickly completed. For detail's, see V. 185, p. 1157.
est
of
$532,66a
227,363
.
revenue from
railway operations
railway ooerating -income——
185, p. 1047;
—V.
as
creases
the
sales
ended
$8.72
19561
$484,874
_
2,957,306
2,765,565
—
Highs in 1956—
income,
Net
1957
..
Net
$11,843,595 $11,560,930
—
Robert G. Page, President, who added that the larg¬
earnings in the corporation's history were due in a large measure
• to the unusually high prices for copper prevailing during the year.
-
l.OdO
Co, Inc. ^
-
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating .expenses
1956
70,330,794
~
expenses-^—
Phelps Dodge Corp.
of
as
1,080
$82,174,389 $77,998,336
„
from
operating
year
1,000
\
"
Month of January—
1957
Laird, B'ssell & Meeds—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
(
Piedmont and Northern Ry.- -Earnings-
•'
.
1,200
(Inc.)
1,200
930.
p.
1,200
Biddle & Co.—
Byllesby
&
Co.
M.
1,200
—.—
1,20(1
1
*
1987, recently offered to common stockholders of record
7 at par $168,914,200 debentures were subscribed
and the remaining $2,806,000 principal amount was
taken up by officers and employees of the company. The
'offering was underwritten by a group of underwriter^,
headed by The First Boston Corp. See also V. 185, p. 1047.
and
locomotives
Co.;
&
Yarnall,
Bat-
&
&
Roberts
Feb.
.
electric
Drexel
are:
Stroud
Dulles
Son
„
Poole,
Parke
&
H.
Boame——
Inc.
185,
1,200
1,200
Townsend,
&
Newbold's
H.
Co.
1047.
p.
Hit New
or
net
&
W.
Schmidt,
2,300
for
also
subject to the authorization
T
4,060
2,300
Co._.——
&
Shares
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Subscriptions—Of the $171,!720,200 4V4% convertible Subordinated debentures due
.
reflected
now
ties,
RESULTS FOR FIRST MONTH OF YEAR
r
185,
Net
1957.
Consolidated
$61,688,690
on
to
are
Commission.
railway operations-.
railway operating income—
-
* the
-
.
Co.—
Ss Sherrerd—
Janney,
—V.
,
certificates
Commerce
railway operationsrailway operating deficit-!
—V. 185, p. 825.
compared
"
The company spent $4,465,258 on plant improvement and equipment
in 1956, and plans additional capital outlays between $5,000,000 and
tions,
on
the
Net deficit from
-
lor
for
Net
■-
the year ended Dec. 31, 1956 were the
highest in the company's 57 years of operation, Hugh J. Chisholm,
Chairman of the
Board, and William H. Chisholm, President,told
"stockholders in the annual report.
Consolidated earnings from operaSales
„
98.109%
.
estimated
revenue
Railway
*
*
%
bid
Inc.
Month of January:—
'
Railway operating revenue____4
,
.
Paper Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—Borrows
Oxford
with
husband,
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings-
.
by the directors on Feb. 7,
.
•
*.
parts now are made at the company's Alton, 111., Central
seven
miles from the 94-acre site at Godfrey on which the
Levis, Chairman, told the board.—V. 184,
I
her
and
of
,
Clark
W.
Net
Net
building will be constructed. Moving of the machine parts operawill permit eventual expansion of. the Alton mold shop, J. P.
new
Morford
E.
DeHaven
»Railway operating revenue-!
Railway operating expenses-—!—Lj*:
Net
manufacturing
approved
Shops,
.
R.
James
Month of January—
Machine
-
&
11
severally' agreed to purchase the respective numbers
preferred stock set forth opposite their names:
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
"Stroud &-Company," Inc.
Expand Shops—
^Godfrey,
w> s
is
cars
.
—V.
To
by
155.
p.
Co.
&
Associates
in,
*%Union Securities
in both years above.
report, but is included
184,
sale of the
and
issue
*400'box
preferred dividend requirements.
tlncludes sales and earnings for the entire year of National Container
Corp., which was merged into Owens-Illinois, Oct. 4, 1956.
§Represents combined data for Owens-Illinois, National Container,
and Northeastern Container Corp.
This affiliate was not consolidated
National
represented
Interstate
the
♦After
in
Richards, Layton and Finger, Wilmington, represents
and counsel for Park & Tilford is William
Butcher
is
Stuart
*•'"
Issuance
35,721,142
32,057,254
—
_
—
after
cumulative
have.
Shares
—
3:iVs.'
as
72,949,313
35,790,000
pfd. div. requirements—
pfd. shares, $100 par, outstdg.
shares outstanding—
,—1_——1
4%
below
shares of 5%
Schulte
the
-
Halsey,
of
;
to
1,1957 to April 1, 1972, inclusive. The certificates, priced
—____
.
Schenley
yield from 3.50% to 4%, according to maturity, were
awarded to the group on March 11 on a bid of 98.291%.
,
—„———
taxes
taxes
by
12 offered $4,950,000 of 3%% equipment trust
certificates (non-callable), maturing semi-annually, Oct.
§1955
$
Income
1954
.March
495,974,236 468,162,196
Earnings
in
to
f 1956
31—
be advised that Schehley intends
their shares to Schenley at $43
tender
Pennsylvania RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on
Owens-Illinois Glass Co,- -Sales 6% Higher
Dec.
to
paid
case,,
Kogan.—V;
fered
repurchase by the company at its option under certain conditions.
185, p. 980.
Ended
right
price
Crouter
—V.
Months
the
Kogan
Nathan
agreements, of which 93,000 shares were not fully paid for at Dec.
1956.
These 93,000 shares and 36,400 other sucn. suaxhs are sub^c
12
in
Duffy, Jr.
.
31,
to
the
same
Drexel
Schenley
Included in the out¬
and sola to
treasury.
the
The law firm of
-
were* shares
issued
employees
under
v?"*»ns
stock
common
Gilford stockholders will
&
accord .them-
share,
"Interests.
a
options theretofore granted, and 215,570- shares
optioned- under the provisions of the plan,
fhares h3ld in the
13,820
shares
certain
be
Stock
Employee
the
under
subject tc
weie
(1279)
sell
and
the
underwriters
400.000.
listed
Net
Net
—V.
revenue
from railway operations—i—
railway operating income
185.
u.
325.
135,131
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1280)
of
an
best
first
annual
engineering
Earnings
before
taxes
income
on
were
$776,000, compared
record
a
jet
Alter taxes, earnings ®K£rtgated
96% over net income of $227,000
lor
1955
Net income per share, based on 577,116 shares outstanding
at-the end
of
1956, after
the 5%
stock dividend paid on Dec. 15
last, was 77 cents per shate, versus 39 cents per share in 1955.
Mr
Stott -reported
that
the
working capital
position ol
the
company improved substantially during the year as a result of profits
retained In the business and the public sale of 42,300 shares of class A
common
stock.
At tne year enc, working capital
was $954,625 anu
thje current ratio of assets to liabilities stood at 2.6
to 1, compared
with $578,129 and 2 to 1, respectively, a year ago.—V.
185, p. 1048.
for the preceding
$434,000
$445,000,
representing
year.
S.
nautical
nadian
Held
the
The
of
Earnings
.share
per
and
the
1956
income
Net
Earnings
——
with
,
sold
(in
number of total customers.
Average
sold
residential customer—
per
206,470
8,103
incieased
were
world's
The
the
lor
The
which
thereafter
102%
of
and
They may be redeemed
premium after Dec. 1, 1965.
The
notes
prior to Dec.
or
guaranteed
the
by
of
Order
two
can
novices,
structing
DePere,
St.
equipment
with
will
Canons
cost
the
F.
Net
1X5P
from sales
administrative
Net
profit
Provision
of
2
1955
$115,767
before
taxes on income—w—
on
income
outstanding, Dec.
common share—_
per
Earnings
the
under
above
reported
$106,868
000,000
80
at
March
on
20
debenture
,—
55.000
Net
Net
70,000
$5i,8S8
144,868
of
bends
due
registration
$25,000,000
Newark 1.
the
for
1977.
J„
N.
purchase
also
See
first
of
debentures
value.
offered
be
in
in
Lehman
„
units
V.
Nesbitt
Hammond
.Quebec
ing
from
the
of
25
&
185,
750,000
$500
a
facilities
1980,
will
Quebec
operation
-
be
used
the
Natural
and will
Quebec
Natural
Island
Gas
185,
$25)
<'
be
public
of
the
shares,
RCA
par
be
will
continue
is
.
the
covering
to
operate
The
area.
that
equal
sub¬
shares
are
also
shares
of
the
net
shares
Revson
for
179,020
shares
writers
into
for
•
6hares
!s
stock
common
as
15,
1955
under
natural
a
the
laws
utility
gas
In
of
population
of
the
Is
area
the
estimated
of
mittee
of
RCA's
The
the
New
Board,
M.
the
Dec.
to
all
stockholder
RCA
at
plan
at
annual
unspecified
Chairman of
Executive
be
to
Com¬
submitted
sale
class
of
of
Stock
to
meeting of stock¬
March
the
The
annual
Option
2,
copies
proxy
Plan
of
which
statement
meeting,
a
set
are
forth
have
been
for
presents,
Stock
Option
Plan
to
John
L.
Burns
to
employment
agreement
to
as
the
which
at
President
with
employees
of
RCA,
may
be
of
leaving
RCA
no
and
executing
determination has
selected
to
receive
his
a
former
ten-year
been
made
options
1,
1956,
employment
grpnted
a
shareholders
and
contract
restricted
at
in
their
consideration
with
stock
1956
Times"
the
his
entering
corporation,
option
annual
of
w^ich
meeting.
David
was
J
into
A
A,
of
a
Contrary
to
story, there has been no consideration
given to the grant of
any
additional option to David Sarnoff under
the Plan now being
submitted
for
shareholder approval.
"
■ ,
a
Mr. Folsom has stated he will retire on June
1, 1959.
He cannot
now
be
granted an option under the Plan
being submitted to RCA
shareholders because the Plan
provides each
person
who
receives
an
of
investors
the
during
bonds
fir$t
the
■
■
f • 1957
•
■
1956
$2,394,386
$2,360,043
•1,589.599
1,536,806
M $304,787
$823,237
265,416
railway operations
—___
278,571
income
Feb.
on
filed
26
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
shares of common sto.-k <no par) to be offered at
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
reconditioning of a building; equipment and working capital.
,
980
1956
It
share.
terminated.—V. 184, p. 1062.
was
Ended
Dec.
of
1,107,351
—V.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1956
1955
$19,434,240 $16,921,947
;
taxes__—15,668,622
from
operations
:
income
13,754,949
$3,765,618
i—
2
$3,166,998
Dr21,763
income
Drl2,527
$3,743,855
.
deduction
$3,154,471
(interest, etc.;
1,546,055
1,100,410
$2,197,800
184,
2227.
p.
$2,054,061
$1.05
$0X7
Six
*
l;
-
-
>Apfk
Qh
pfeferreJ
stock,
series
Payment
A
will
stock
April
on
into
for
Months
Ended
9,
Provision
These
and
Federal
for
The
backlog
$216,639,000,
of
and
.
is
with
income
1,859,000
.
t
$156,000,000
is
end
the
at
beginning
of
of
January,
$1,312,350
$1.90
$1.46
of
end
January,
production.
for commercial
the
at
the
at
orders
35.1%
1,421,000
..
$1,717,773
•
which
$144,736,000
taxes
—
unfilled
of
of
1956
39,845,277
the
1957,
current
1956.
The
was
This
com¬
fiscal
current
year,
backlog
the highest in your company's history.E. Rheim, President, said:
"Sales
.
the
for
remainder
of
the
fiscal
which
year,
are expected
to bring the total sales figure to
ings should continue at about the same rate.
meet
for
crease
with
1957,
charges (net49,386,537
J.
"To
common
Earnings Rise—
,
$52,963,310 $42,578,627
other
_„—
pares
statement
stock.
common
31—
income
Earnings per share
1957.
registration
a
its
sales
of
Net
be
share
Jan.
—
Cost
common
each
.
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—Sales and
*
-
like
a
(&
31—
Earnings per share (after preferred dividends)
on
1,685.774 shares of common stock
$2,560,430
dividends.
p.m.,
filed
11
Corp.—Secondary Offering—*
income
Net
"
1,023,176
common
to 3
up
Revson
B
individually,
B
sale.
is selling
be
to
common,
of
shares
The
of
Revson,
88,000
Revson,
28,600
outside
which
of
trust
The
under¬
to
are
these
Charles
share©.
together
underwriters
by -the
stock
shares;
to
above, out of
fulfillment of the
shares,
the
ownership
by voting
referred
partial
to
converted
common
beneficial
represented
common,
these
tinue
expanding
at
the
least
building
the
production
next
program
two
schedules
three
or
both the
at
that
July 31,
on
will
continue
earn¬
Vista
the
and
in¬
to
the company will
years,
Chula
ends
$110,000,000. and
con¬
Riverside
plants
that began with the construction of the latter four years ago.
By the end of the calendar year a total of 196,000 square feet' of
production area, and 50.000 square feet of mezzanine floor space in
existing
buildings
stantial
V.
will
increase
185,
in
be
added.
production
These
facilities
additions
next
will
year
and
provide a sub¬
thereafter."—
489.
p.
certificates,
Lachman,
R.
of
to
Net
to
the
total 1,650,000 deposited
requirement just mentioned.
25,000
shares
of
class
B
2
shares
filed
was
Commission,
March
according
to
12
of
its
later.
It
6hare
for
is
of
is
stock
presently
to
each
ll
part
would
company
common
holders
share
struction
the
of
offer
one
The
plans,
R.
of
Reynolds'
buy
issue
company about
with the Securi¬
S.
of
as
Reynolds,
held
primary
Lawrence
Seaway project and
plate fabricating facilities.
for
that
on
the
cn
sale
$15,000,000
be
raised
United
Corp.,
is
from
owns
making
offer
That
by
to
States
registration
of
of
be
financing
aluminum
the
proposed
Foil
Co.,
of
statement
a
similar
common
stock
held
the
with
for
to
each
date.
plant
a
SEC
the
March
holders
to
shares
revenue
railway
sheet
12
ics
class
from
railway operations
income
185,
p.
$144,853
-j
177,790
,
206,842
,
i_
*$9,074
'-86,709
Ry.—Earnings—
of January—
1957
Railway
expenses
operating
'-$61,989
*40,034
.
826.
Net
—V.
1956
$9,959,689
;
$9,626,374
8,470,475
*
from railway operations
operating income
revenue
railway
-
8,030,299
$1,489,214
$1,596,075
610,222
785,326
185, p. 826.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
operating
St.
Railway
for
at
the
or
the
of
class
Reynolds
filed
a
—V.
The
same
time.
B
revenue
railway
185,
p.
from
railway
operating
$138,130
$83,285
38,964
operations
3,488
income
826.
St. Louis Southwestern
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
operating revenue
Railway operating
expenses—
1957
class
B
»
""
Net
Net
—V.
1
3,618,315
'
i.
.
revenue
from
'*
,
|
"* I
railway operations
income
r
ft''
;
'
'
>■»»'!
$2,141,138
783,101
920,379
185, p. 826.
common
on page
'
$5,594,215
3,453X77
$2,022,353
railway operating
(Continued
1956
$5,640,668
,
purpose
stock.
its
279X60
and
obtained
will
also
$363,045
277,655
revenue
1956
$415,785
operating expenses
and
common
share
A
Ry.—Earnings—
1957
con¬
Railway
investors
stock,
made
one
1956
$168,716
.
_L
revenue
Net
be
subsidiary,
of
offer
1957
_
operating
Railway operating
stockholders.
be
to
of
its
common
on
.
St. Louis-San Francisco
basis
$35,000,000
least
At
with
Ry.—Earnings—
January—
will
the
near
alumina,
of
common
Metals
expected
plana
seven
to
together
the
Foil Js
about
for
program
institutional
to
banks.
offering
Reynolds
tentatively
record
from
which
offer
United States
bonds
21,021
.•
Net
Net
Net
mortgage
borrowed
50.7%
company
at
first
$75,617
20,841
Month of January—
According to the registration statement $100,000,000 is to
the
of
operating revenue—
Railway operating, expenses—
time.
expansion
356,762
$62,722
Jr.,
right6
or
rights
stock
common
that
at
purchase
date
$432,379
#
contemplated
$150,000,000
new
record
a
additional
shares
a
stock
.
1956
383,545
expenses-.
from
Railway
Month
this
....
$446,267
_;
Sacramento Northern
Net
or
entitle
revenue
Month
Stock With SEC—To
of
.
1957
revenue
-
the
stockholders
common
common
Exchange
holders
April
Ry.—Earnings—
January—
railway operations
Net railway operating income
—V. 185, p. 826.
•
"
with
President.
the
of
the
the
offer
additional
and
Month
be
179,020
conversion
Rutland
'
Railway operating
Railway operating
•Deficit.—V.
proposal
ties
approved
by
"The
of
share,
Gross
$2,404,536
_
'fedemptioy^
shares
which
Martin
stock
900,000
under
Sarnoff
sale
made
expenses—
from
Non-operating
Place Bonds Privately—
from
March
ten-year
was
consideration
Plan.
On
the
become
in
sale
to. institutional
The
sheet
finance
10%
8.887,987
—
March
Charles
in
of
Under
RCA
option
employment
.
the
option
the
that
18
Sarnoff,
of
approxi¬
its
"
Reynolds Metals Co.—Registers
providing for the granting of restricted stock options to
key employees.
The proxy statement also points out that, other than an
granted
,
approval
the
stockholders.
approval
David
cost
31,
voting trust being sold to -the .underwriters
by Charles Revson and 37,000 such shares being so sold
by- Martin
Revson, reflects the desire of the three major stockholders to
diversify
their investment and to
enlarge the public base of ownership of the
company.—V. 185, p. 1157.
untrue..
statement
proxy
March
on
for
Chairman
stock
a
their
concerning
RCA
Times"
reserved
Folsom,
under
is
7,
York
being
are
Frank
May
on
fact
mailed
,
"The
stock
and
stockholders for
holders
in
of
will
secondary offering of 135,000 shares of common stock
par) was made on March 11 by The First Boston
per share, with a dealer's concession of
I
report in
it
and, increase
series C,
_
9,846,317
number
public
shares;
common
Radio Corp. of America—Stock Options—
Board,
that
plant
revenue
corporation
Year
all-
new
dividend
•
share and -accrued
class
of
like
a
follows:
as
62,420
to
gas
120,000
1157.
p.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and
B
Charles
offered
gas
the
construct
185,
operating
80 cents per
an
and
Until
gas.
distribute
to
increase'
to
.
Lines
manufactured
manufactured
and
annum,
by-approximately
(no
share
per
outstanding
■
called*'for
into
to con¬
York, on or
Corp. at $29.25
number of presently
outstanding
common
stock held by certain stockholders will be
underwriting group (headed by Reynolds & Co., Inc.)
and
offered
for
public sale.
The public offering
price and
under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company
will
receive no part of the proceeds of sale.
'
According to the prospectus,
Charles Revson,
company
President,
as the Voting Trustee under an
agreement dated Oct.,.21,, 1955, between
Charles Revson as Voting Trustee, and Charles R.
Lachman. Martin
by
per
estimates
company
to
Rockland Light & Power Co.
income
$5.71
to
489.
p.
241,020 shares
shares
class
converted
plans
New
contemplated that the reduction plant win
sping of 1959 and will reach full-scale op^ra-
January—
revenue
Income
782.000
upon
cumulative convertible
on
'•
•
of
.
$12,250,853 $11,448,417
series
corporation
SEC
of
offering
its
solely
authorized
This
,
•
1,611,000.
The
is
Rochester Gas & Electric
com¬
Revlon, Inc., New York City—Registers With SEC—
Quebec.
The proceeds from
these facilities and to prepare
Incorporated June
Quebec
(Canada)
to
amounts
of
pci
lor
that the
will
amount
The
$1
will
.
Montreal
185,
2.7716
of
seven
*
Company
State
from banks of $15,000,000.
borrowings are scheduled to be
covering
$90
share.
income
per
5%
stock,
is
of
announced
.
rate
shares
was
4
$4,465,032.
was
railway operations
has
.
aluminum; "
just'
185, p. 826.
SEC
Division.
A
the Corporation Trust Co. of New York, N.« Y.
preferred stock, 5%
series A, may be converted
at
179,020
the
It
operating
operating
railway
The
at
The
exceed
the
Vice-
Notwithstanding conversion prior to April 9, 1957, the dividend shall
paid on said preferred stock to the redemption date so that in che
of
-
corporation
March
on
1956
expenses
5%
*:
the'
industry,
Rive Gauche, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
people
iu
Co.—Earnings Increased—
revenue
$26.25
the
all
to
•* "\-
the-Reynolds
in
the
.
%
equal
**
meet
reduction
plant
in'
company's 'annual pro¬
aluminum
plant
to
major markets,"
permit
us
to
move
' \
nearly
cf first mortgage bonds,
bank
Railway
offer¬
of
Province
'
is
our
will
the
*
States
reduction
of
$88,000,000
bring
tons."
"is
facilities
all
Richmond, Frederick and Potomac RR.—Earnings—-
right of conversion is exercised the preferred stockholder
need not wait until the redemption date to effect such
conversion.—
V. 185, p. 616.
a nation-wide group
offering in the United States.
Gundy & Co., Ltd. and Osier,
distribute
to
at
to "
invest¬
Reyaolds
with an annual rated capacity of 100,000
aluminum, tr increase its facilities for thg production
1958.—V.
Month
Watters said,
"may be regarded as a
establishment of a world-wide color tele¬
excellent
system
now
expanding
in
1957
operating
shares,
the
the
seen
Watters,
International
1157.
p.
preferred
Montreal and the surrounding territory.
The Island ofis
comprised
of
35
municipalities,
ranging from
sparsely
parishes to industrial communities, and includes Montreal, the
city in Canada.
■
/
This
RCA
to
be
F.
expect
and
of
Resistoflex Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock-^-
stock
will manage
acquire
Corporation
31,
from
revenue
The
,
SEC—
shares
principal
•
the
Corp.
continue
Gas
operating
operating
Montreal
*
the
to
January—
corporation
Montreal,
to
of
settled
fargest
bring
A.
Inc.
the
1957.—V.
outstanding
develop such properties for the distribution of natural gas.
supply of natural gas is available from Trans-Canada Pipe
Ltd.,
to
by
Co.,
borrowing
Railway
Mr.
on
common
The
$15,000,000
common
shares.
Wood,
in
18,
railway
(par
1048.
p.
common
'
make
Ltd.;
due
and
common
Allen & Co.,
will
Co.,
per
entire
will up to 11 a.m.
from it of $50,-
proposed
a
bonds
and
1985
•
who
related
financing
of
—V.
Corp.
outstanding at that date, thereby setting a
with $3,050,410 for the year ended
-.*$0>58
and
a
of
12
purchased
of
group
Detroit,
compares
royalties
.
and Nanton, Ltd. will manage the offering in Canada..
Natural Gas Corp. was organized for the purpose of acquir¬
the Quebec-Hydroelectric Commission, the gaS distribution
other
and
and
Brothers and
Thomson
covering
debentures
Canada.
underwriters
of
due
consisting,
debenture
made
the
which
with the Securities and Exchange
mortgage
subordinated
ordinated
15 filed
statement
subordinated
The
Tokyo
be
can
a
Lawrence River,
Sales
'
111,317
•
-
$0.35
—
Quebec Natural Gas Corp.—Registers With
ing
and
Japan—
Radio
<fc
financing
our
will
prospectus,
annum.
the
half
$6^,105
31
Park Place,
receive bids
This corporation on March
a
the
of
demonstrations
March
Manager
ultimate
Dec.
This
Jan.
on
event
Commission
for
TV
on
to
practically
of
said,
•"
$150,000X00
and
dollars."
in
Read
by approximately 182,500 tons
and
plate fabricating capacity
$100X00 000
publicly
Corps
millions of
headquarters
caravan
States
color
earnings are based
prior to adjustment for
Railway
Railway
$136,105
—
do not reflect any charge- for
to litigation.—V. 184, p. 222.
agreament subject
company,
Ordnance
"many
use
newly-
fabricating, capacity ab.d alumina capacity, and proposes to
such cost by the sale", of the
additional common stock,
the
engineer¬
demonstrated
was
Army
save
Command
share
made
*The
subcontracted
mately
'
.
•
the
to
St-
per
Income
Dr8,390
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Bids March 20—,
(EST;
"
processing system, known as Bizmac,
of America
and
is
installed
at
the
Reading Co.—Earnings—
$144,495
Dr 8.899
,-t—•*»—
taxes
shares
Earnings
United
RCA
President,
$3.90
or
paid
273.093
128,598
;
,
profit'
Common
data
announced
based
stock
high.
year-end
262,229
146,462
—.
expenses
(net;
for
the
the
ended
common
time
—V.
Net
automatic
/
$927,364
profit
operating
income
in
Ferris,
Month
Other
of the
the
television
and
year
Per
$1,061,928
and
the
'
two
G.
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
profit
by
would
Raymond Concrete Pile
Higher Sales, Lower Net—
Sales
Selling
color
was
service,
1955,
Prestole Corp.—Reports
Gross
of
to
the
outstanding
companies
by
production
our
new
United
begin operations in the
"tions during 1960.
The
asso¬
Tokyo-bound RCA equipment includes full color TV studio facili¬
camera
chains, lighting and testing apparatus, film trans¬
mitting facilities and two fully equipped, specially built mobile units.
—V. 185, p. 723.
of con¬
City of
p.
2675.
in part the cost
Novitiate in the
$2.830,957.—V. 165,
to be used to pay
Norbert Abbey and
are
new
which
development
an
he
entire
primary
sheet
tons
system.
on
the
of
its
a
The
issues'
Dillon,
which
701.000
to
aluminum
an
tons
The
nine brother novices.
nine brothers and
the
control
RCA
of
issues.
bdth
of
by
"The
State
capacity."
of alumina
com¬
both
construction
York
capacity
near
on
USAF
for
underwriting
25
net' proceeds
The
with
popularity in America. This will be the first showing
patible color TV outside of the United States."
1965;
1,
the
Tank-Automotive
first
it
step
vision
Premontre,
administers
order
31
on
flight
working
"brain"
7
Corp.
Operations
demonstrations,"
major
a Catholic Religious Order, DePere, Wis., which
parishes, conducts one college, four high schools,
radio stations and one TV station.
The membership of the Ameri¬
Foundation of the Order consists of 151 priests, 37 seminarians,
Regular of
the
East,
ties,
unconditionally
are
101%
at
for
system
Radio
left
has
Japan
"The
semi-annually from June 1, 1958 to and
interest ranging from 4V*% to 5%.
from borrowed funds at 104%
on or
103% thereafter and on or prior to Dec. 1, 1962;
on
or
prior to Dec. 1, 1965; and thereafter at
100%.
the
million-dollar
Far
redeemed
i959;
1,
automatic
is
electronic
March
on
new
electronic
Ordnance
America
mature
be
may
weapon
Force,
The
responsibility for the development
for - fire
control,
navigation
and
Division
struct
Net
A
1, 1971 bear
notes
prior to Dec.
no
by
President
notes
The
Air
a
Net
dealers.
The
electronic
States
Production.
Ships Million-Dollar Color TV Caravan
offered
including Dec
CF-105
United
Defence
with
later
said.
with
by the
ago.'.* ....
years
Canada,
Mich
& Co., West Bend, Wis., in February
$1,350,000 of direct obligation serial
notes dated Jan. 1, 1957, at 100% and accrued interest. Of
the total, $450,000 principal amount has been allocated
to
of
connection
Electronic "Brain" Demonstrated—
largest
the
$4,100,000
Army
publicly
full
responsibility
time
that
built
was
Of¬
Pere, Wis.—Notes
lirst
estimated
on
De
Fathers,
Premonstratensian
fered—B. C. Ziegler
Devices
to
all
'
New
"This
in
preierred stock.
additional common shares
which
the
Reynolds
made
Montreal;
intends
retire
to
Inc.
duction
in
and
cumulative
7%.
f
f
are
the
the
integrated
an
World's Largest
July 13, 1956 to 30 cents,
placing dividends at the annual rate of SI.20 per share.—V. 185, p. <23.
dividends
Quarterly
Co.,
MetaJs
"The proposed expansion of
increasing use of aluminum in
upper
ing services will be performed in Canada.
Other portions will require
assignment of Canadian engineers to RCA and Honeywell
facilities
in Camden, N. J., and
Minneapolis, Minn., respectively.
200,905
7,64s
—
potential
Reynold.'
banking firms headed
forward
Ca¬
of
at
for
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
the registration statement, u. S. Foil
offering to pay for its subscription
determined
According
for
by
other system controls.
Mr." Smith said that certain portions
228,610
Average number of residential customers--,——KWH
&
elec¬
of
use
Ltd.,
Co.,
flight" and
234,734
.—
basis,
Fall
system
ciate
;1S55,
,,
ment
v
its
price
be
arrange
CF-10S
CF-105
industry
Computing
said,
Department of
RCA
to
electronic
and
and
contract
last
Aeronautical
^
KWH
RCA
munication,
share-,.—————ll'fl
paid
'$1.15
$1.05
thousands;
;
3,371,611
3,050,88^
per
dividends
Cash
—
outstanding——
shares
Common
-
_,
..,,
of
The
\
Canadian
assigns
the
of
maximum
RCA /Victor
Smith
Mr.
development
awarded
of
•contract
$34,509,511 $31,872,004
5,192,079
5,021,980
3,000,000
3,000,000
—-—
—
AVRO
production.
to
Toronto;
awards,
Honeywell's
—$1.73
_—
revenues
Ltd.,
subcontract
sys'tem
and
assigned
were
Honeywell Controls,
Ltd., Ottawa. '
Tne
develop
engineering
systems
3,000,000
-
shares
will
Mr;
objective
to make
Canadian
program
to
$1.69
3,000.000
Calendar Years-—
Operating
and
subcontracts
behalf
outstanding——--—-
Force
the
common
for
'
•
primary
a
development
facilities
complete
stock
Air
to
of
issued
electronic Weapon system under
and
the
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Canadian
Royal
new
proceeds
''
,
subcontractors
as
According
of
.'
-
.
mwM"
common
companies
an
corporation
reflect
appointments
system
research
of
to
Division.
The
tronic
Months Ended Jan. 31-—
Shares
relating
period
a
Appointed—
plane was announced on March 8 by Theodore A. Smith,
Vice-President,
RCA
Defense
Electronic
Products,
and
Keating, Vice-President in charge of Honeywell's Aero¬
combat
Stephen
Electric Co.—Earnings Increased—
General
Portland
12
Canadian
three
of
services
Executive
of
gain
a
Subcontractors
by "this
Co. for the
Regulator
with
years
development
'
employ of the corporation for
following grant- of- the > optionr
the
in
five
Canadian
Appointment
Stott,
report
temaln
than
Three
President, disclosed today in the company s
since the initial oiiering of its snares to tne
Louis L.
year,
less
not
its subsidiaries had
consolidated net sales
$4 480.789 for the year ended Dec 31, 1956. an all-time high and
increase
of 25%
over
sales of $3.588;500 for 1955. the. previous
and
corporation
will
option
Earnings—
Polymer Corp.—Reports Record Sales and
The
.
55)
"
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Volume 185
■'
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■
i
+
■I
'
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-
first
i*
fiame'-of Company
< increased-
Co,
%
quae.4
JSl 'cqnvertipfe prejcrence
^
-
10c
u
( quar.)
Per
/
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12% c
*
6%
Corp.'' <stock dividend)_z/_-z__ /•*
AffiUated'Fund/-Inc., (quar. from,'net inc.) *■
Aiilberg Bearing-Co.,' class Av-( quar.H—/—.- f
Ajamo Iron tWorks- (quai/)/
Allison .Steel Mfg. Co., 75c eonrv: pfdv (quar.;).-'
18*ic
American
.4-
18%C
-
American
Brake (Shoe
Co.,
.
«c
.
.,4-:5
60c
.3-31
?';$1:-
(quar.)
common
,3-31
,
*
American Photo Equipment,
Common
■'
-i-
Felt
tV
" ..50c
3-20.
-3-22 1
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)____ '.// $1.25
$1.25
non-cumulativepreferred (quar.)_
*
81.25
;5'/e- non-cumulative preferred- (quar. )____*
3-20
6-20
*)-26
9-JO
$1.25
12-20
Utility; series
>6-10
12-10
.5%, non-cumulative preferred (quar.—
American States' Insur;, Co.-(Indianapolis)—
$1.25
$4
62'Ac
Hocking GlassCorp.,
preferred' (quar.i
Electric Corp.—
(quar.i
com.
AVzVr
Ansul
(quar.)
preferred
Frito Co.
Fuller
8
1
3-25
4-
156 Vic
(quar.)
-
will vote at
4-
3-15
2-28
$1.25
S'/r
65c
4-15
4-
3-20
4-
5c
4-
1
25c
(No action taken
\
3-15
3-
4-1
3-22
' /
-
Mfg
class
$27c
4-
A--
•
Machine
25c
&
4-15
4-
$2
25c
45c
3-30
3-18
30c
3-20
3-
\'/o
3-20
3-7
'
Co.
'
—
dividend
i
-
preferred (quar.)._^__
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.i 1_
4^#^
G',i
Brith^h Industries
1
Holan
3-19
4-16
1
4-16
inc.
-
4-
4-15
Canadian -Fairbanks-Morse- Co.,
I5c
4-15
4-15
5-21
3-28
'
/
;
*
preferred
3-27.
;;'
4-15
$$1.50
tia.
.4-80
.
4-15
483%e.
i
30c
,4-
$U05
-
.........
5-
*$2.75
.••*•->
3-14
3-15
•
1'
5
-:
3-20
1
•
*.'•
*
^
Gotham, Inc.—
National
3-30
3-15
4-19
3-15
$25c
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
56'Ac
4-15
3-15
3-15
25c
4-
1
(annual)
5-
1
N.
4-19
'4-
25c
-_
3-JS
4-10
3-25
-7-
-
•
6-14
1-
9-13
75 c
10-1
$31'Ac
4-1
3^15'
4-
3r20
37
1
3-22
4-12
VaC
3-
4-
6
3-29
6-28
3-
7
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
25c
4-15
4-
5
27'Ac
4-15
4-
5
4-
3-20
5c
Star
2
Oberman
(No
3-21
3-22
3-15
4-
3-18
25c
4-15
3-28
$1.12'A
4-
1
3-28
$1.15
4-
1
3-15
$1.50
4-
1
3-15
(quar.i
Oil,
class
(quar.)
A
Gas
Industries,
4-10
3-22
3-29
$1
—
4-15
3-15
2-15
25c
5-15
5-
$ 25c
4-30
4-23
4-30
4-23
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
15c
93 %c
—
,
(s-a)
2
Old
———
3-18
3-18
5-
1
3-30
1
3-30
4-1
37'Ac.
1
5-
30c -/
(quar.)_____
3-15
3-29
50c
6
(quar.>_^_,
3-16
3-28
-
5-
6
6-10
$$1.25
50C)
15c.
(quar.i
f
1
«. •rj.-i'.u/o'
anniiat Vi^H-
5
'•'
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American
ys-i.yi">
1
1
5(k
15c>,
3-15
'
3-
,.
35c
3-29
68c
•
)
$1.13
.
3-29
12c
.
1
Power
,
3-30
3-18
.4-15
3*29
31.25
3-15
3-29
.-
*
4Si
•
4-15
3-19
4-15
3-19"
Pratt,
44-
1
4_
.
1
1 -
-
_
.
3-15
3-29
Read
"
3-15-
3-26
2-22
3-30
3-26
oOC
4-Id
3-25
3-20
1
1
3-20
4-15
4-15
3-28
4-15
3-20
'$(.lX"/2
-
$1.18 3/4- -
4-18
$*.18%
v,
—
4-15
3-20
4-16
3-30
4-10
3-30
40c,
(quar.)__/_
'
$1.25
3-30
5-10.
20%
4-10
$35c
5- 1
30 c
1
5-15
$81.50
3-20
,
>)
3-29
3-!6
;4-i2
.4-1
3-31
•
/82:50
.4-10
12 Vac
3-80
3-22
4-1
'*
-
XV^C
5-
1
75c
A-
I
3-19
10c
'**
,4-
1
3-25
,$1
.
'
3-25
> :L
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4- '1
4-
$3c
3-20
4-18.
.
3-19
1,
*2
$2.50
3-22
4-15
4-* 1
preferred (0"ar. )__—
(qu«r») ___/_/_
3-30
'
4-10
$1.25
-4%"
Ltd.-—:
,3-20
I
4-10
$1.13
'
25c
RR.
8
$1.09
(quar.
Worcester
4-
$1.25
3-
$1.10
-(qiiar.
Tools
3-25
.
K
Co. -(quar.
St
5
31'Ac
—
...
Providence &
3-15
.
3-25
•
3-18
*
$27c
3-15
4- 1
com.
15c
3-29
30c
3-2 T
3-19
Reading Co., AYfc 2nd preferred (quar.)—/
Reece Corp, (Mass. ); common—
5% preferred (quar.)__
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd, (quar.)..—____ 1—
50c
4-11
3-21
20C
4-
Public - Savings
'
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<fc
3-22
4^15
4-15
dividend)_/__"
parchment: Paper (stock dividend)
Procter Ab Gamble; 8%
•'
"
3-19
50c
j
—/.
preferred '(initial..
President -Electric,
.
.
4-
3-26
—
Portable- Electric
.
__
3-15
4-25
37'Ac
i
•
35c
3-11
4-1
15c
Philadelphia •■Jc. Trentqn .RR'. (qpar'%----— '
Phillips-Elecbrictii; Co. (19531, Ltd
Pioneer1 Petroleum Co., prior preierred ts-a)
Plalnfieid; tlnldn -Water (quar. 1
"
Port Huron.Sujphife./fc Papcr Co.—.Cpmnion 4(quar.)
•
4% ' noh-cum. partic.....preferred (quar. )■___
,
-.62 %c
3-11
'*
common
Pettibone-Mulllkea. Corp.
3-22
1
$1
preferred (quar.)__
Co. (quar.i—__J,—u__
Light,
At
4-
20c
Ren man's- Ltd-.,; compion (qiiar.)
2
''. $6;'4»refwjred-Ji:(qq^;t//___l--_____--—
.
>.
3-15
25c
5X;
preferred
Pater son
3-20
.4-15
3-19
3-29
..Pan AtbcrtcaaTSulphur -(stock
3-20.
3-20
*>
,
3-29
.
1
io c
preferred (quar.)/__
6.16%'
4*18
"
'
4-
(quar.)/^-_4.52%" preferred tquar.)_.—
3-15
•
3-20
75c
Inc.—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)___
$4,75
preferred (quar.)—
$4>.75 convertible; preferred (quar./.,
-fc.
,u•
5-
3-11
1
4-10
Ltd._____
Fisheries, Inc.___^—/,—_
prior "preferred'• (quar.)_/______
$4.40
•
4-
1
4-
40c
Colony
Pacific
25c
4-
P0c
pfd. (quar.)
Pacific Greyhound- Lines, 5f/>
pfd. (quar.)__
pacific Lighting, $4.36 preferred (quar.)—__
directors'
$75c
3-22
12i/2c
——,
Paciflc Gas 85 Electric
3-19
r1.
1
-
Pacific Coast Corp.,
8^20
-
4-
at
'
•
Pacific Chemical Ss Fertilizer Co
5-10
4-1
/
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Co._„
6','r
1
3-
3-15
30c
__
4-
1
25c
(accum.)
payment
(quar.
Pacific Associates,
3-7
•5-
50c
(quanl
time).
Pacific
3-21
3-15
;
'Ac
pfd.
5%
common
Paauhau Sugar Co.,
1
•
on
Insurance (Boston)
(quar.)_!—
Omar, Inc. (quar.)
;_
Orange & Rock'and Electric, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_____-_I
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
3-15
4-
20c
1
4-1
Corp.,
taken
preferred
Oilgcar
3-25
4-
Rubber.
Ohio Consolidated Telephone, 6';
3-22
4-
12'Ac
.
1
Mlg.—-
action
this
5'/o
$10c
:
.
3-29
3-29
25c
(quar.)-—
pfd. (quar.)_—
4.60'j
Oklahoma
O'Sullivtm
55c
common./
;
4-15
/.__>/
6-20
3-16
25c
•
3-15
12c
5c
!____
$25c
21'Ac
from- ordinary
3-13
3-29
——
Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—
Interim
Northwest
25c
(quar,)
3-18
3-31
10c
I
>_!
Corp
8i
3-21
25c
/Hawail)______^__
1
Gc
Research
Power,
4-
25c
Corp.__
&
Corp.
preferred
Y.
North
57'Ac
(Inc. quar.)
a
1
3-15
5c
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%. pfd. (quar.)
1
3-29
25 c
(quar.i
■
1
75c
,—
Co.
England
B'/t
1
.
3-21
37'Ac
(quar.)_____
cohverttbleiwreferred- (quar.i
;'
25c ?, •r-A-.i: :■[
Itttefnaro»al?Bron«.e JPowd«rs; 'tAd*
4- rl/'V-*-'' 3*20
-.'4V2?r convertible preferred .(qttttr:i_i^_;-^%* 56%©''
ti5c
*Vi "Common (interim)
4^-- t^'vy 3-20
6Vr
preferred ■ *(qaar.f__!
_•!*_„
16c*:
7
€37%c
&
partic preferred;"(quar^i —ill
Chemical Fund, Inc.^-.
.'
a
\k
' a* hf
International.Metal Industries-, Ltd,
*-i»
(From net Investment incomer^__ll_//ci^
»%c
*
$50c
.Class A (quar.
Chicago A- Eastern Illinois R.R.w-"/.
:.v
SGlass''B
1
$50c
3-19
^Common
3-30
(quar..>__;
1
•' 25c *
t$1.12'A*
i»efertedHquar-.) >/
3^19
-25c:' -.3-30"
'45C
InternationaETelephone & Tcjegraph wjuar.) ./
3-30
-Class-*;•' $23-19
50c
Island .Creek,Coal; eommon (quar,J
3-22
4-25
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
"20c$ 6 preferred»(quar.)
$1.50
4-: 1"
3-18"
Cincinnatf Union Stockyards-—: 25c
25c
lyey • (J. B.)- Si Co. (quirr.i ____
-4-22 •'
4-15City Title Insurance* Co. (N.' Y.f (quar.)_iMj .- •}"''TV6c
..
3-Jf.
4-
"
(quar.,i_____
convertible preferred
4Va'/<>
New
3-25
3-29
3-29
/• C ;dqconrtKah<t lOc; from capltal tains i -/^ '
S Insurance'.,©* of •Notth%vAinerica',-(quar.)£;;ii.'
3^erstate Get., ,5> prior!£prelittjrr_ed>»iqua)f,) «
\&*/s
3-2»
3-30
,
Common
$ 10c
3-11 •/.- 3-V81
^ *
'
3t29
.$2
(special)
New England Electric System (quar.)
New England. Gas & Electric Asso.—
3-20 '
4-19
Tool
Northern
25c
'
I
,4-:'
1
5-
■
$1.75
—-
of
,
25c
1st pfd.
6/<?
15c
50c
(Interbw *payntent&
1
756
(quar.
Nevada Southern Gas Co.—
3-15
25c
"
3-20
,'r 30&
National ,Corp,_-
Chadbourn
3-20| --
1
National Shares
15c
Ih^orpprafedTrtcpniB' Fqjad—i.
:.>;i®tlafld/InvestK>rs-;-;>
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3-14
25c
•:
<
.
--1L
3-29
4-
(quar.)
ipX&t pjrefeffed"
3-28!-
400*
45c
Inc
National -Investors
1
_______
«la«s-rAijpreferred. (quar^--
^
4-1
25c
(quar.)/______
National Securities
4-
_
i' 3-29
,
Inc.
W Industries,
3-18
proposal to split the- stock .'on a- 2-for-1
.
&
3-19
31'Ac
_______
Ktrtchlnson *{W. B.f & Son (quar.>
Httyek (F-lCv) ^fe.Sbris, 'common tdMtt'i'fciltrJ
■
preferred ",(quac.-)-i^_-___^v.'—
Motorola,
N
1
50c
Husky Oil-& Rffining. Ltd.,. ft'! -pref; (qflar.)'
- Refrigerator
(quar. )•——_
_
3-29
-
*.3r26-
$10e
'/<' preferred!(quar.T___i..ll_-l.i—ll-z.S:
Power, & Light, cemmoniz_l'_>___,
;$4.'20 preferred (quar.»
1
Co.—
on
3-19
30C
—____
■
3-28
$1.50
(quar.i-_—___
April-29
4*
4-1
Petroisum Corp.
4-
t$l'.50
on
3-29
4-16
"> 1
Plan (Calif.) (quar.)
,
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
7%
preferred (quar.—
$1.12'A
common
4-16
'
4quar.)___!
Mfg.
50c
(quar.
CO. fquar.-l.i.-,
H.)
20c
25c
,
25c
.Hussmann
.
(quar.r-^_."
(D.
basis*/-
Ltd.-
Carolina
Central
3-19
_____
(quar.i
3-li:
3-29'
3-15
4-
l_
Stockholders .viiB'Vote atnthte
-
}
-
Canadian General Jnsurance-- (annuall
preferred
dng to be held
3-11*
3-15
f.
.
Canadian. Industries,' »Ltd.,. commons.___i
$5
3-15
3-30
HudsonfTnast Qo. (Union City, N. J.)
*/. Humble' Oil- 4c Rlftlhihg'
3-28* :
,
'6W
3-30
25C
common
Corp.
3-29
3-15
4-16"
75c
—
25c
Products- Ltd.,
H.) Corp.
'
4-20
3C
.
,
*
3(28*
3Vid
,.
1
4-1
37'Ac
(quar.)
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar. )
Hudrou Coun$y National'Baqk (Jersey ,€lty)
-r-is-
1
15c
25c
tax.
4>-
.
__________
Hudson Bay
-
10c
,
X
t
25c
Home Insurance Co.
3-15
(60c conr. preferred (quar,)
•
Burgefmeistew Brewing
(quar.).___________l
Burma. Mines,
Ltd.___-_-
,
4-15
.
3-18
(quar.i...
Home Finance.- Group
Home Insurance Co.
4-16'
5-1
10c
payment free -froin- British
less.- expense Of depositary.
4-15
.
3-27
(quar.)/
Motors
(J.
3- 8
Morris
Holophane Co..
1
5-
x3-12:
'
3-25
5-20
Mohawk
(quar. i
Paper
this .time.)
3-20
(quar.)
pref.
3-29
37%c
(s*a.)/-:__/___/_J__"___________
McQuay-Norris
4-19;
(quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp.,
5'lc
3-31
.
Corp.
7oc
Merchants Bank, (N. Y.) (quar.i
Millers Ralls vCo. (quar.)_J__
_____—___
Ntississippi Shipping Ca- (quar.).'——Z—
Missouri Pacific Railroad, class A (irreg.)—
Class A (irreg: )i//_____—
Class A (irreg.)_-_____
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co; Ltd, (quar.)—
1
*
Co.
3- 8
.
4-
j
(H. J.)
3-20
3-29
15c
4-15
*
preferred C (quar.i
preferred D (quar.)
Holmes
3(29
fquar. 1
3-18
4-30
- (quar.i
pfd.
4-2
6c
4-15
(quar.i
conv.,
3-26 "
15c
60c
-Industries,.-$3 preferred (quar.)—
McQuay, In£.. 5% preferred (quar.)-,(No action taken nn 'common "payment at
____
pfd.
4--9
McLeans
37'Ac
Oil
4-17
20c
_—
5-1 *
50c
(quar.)
2-28
common,
4-30
6c '
,
7!
5-
,
4-30
^—1,
(quar.)
Factor-Ac Co.,
5-1
(quar.)_J
Mfg. Co;
Hercules
3-21
.
7Vic
(increascdi
Budget Finance-Pitta, common (quar.) _-_wi
6preierred (quar.)—
..'l-.J.. '
but
6%
ii.,.---"' 20c
Corp. (N. Y.)
Cd.
1
4-
.'3-15
.
3-15
—____
6-14
$1.25 ;
(quar.i
5%
.
Class A;
;
3-18/
3-30.
9c
-
,--t
preferred -(quar.)
Co..
$3
5-29
5 '/c
(quar.)___:____
Ltd.
3-28
,
■
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4-
t$1.093/* <
$$1.18% •
$$1.50'
Street-Investing Cor p.
BrwwniDurreli
1
..
43/:i'/<
I
Toy,
Hendershot
3oc
British Columbia' Telephone—
(This
4s
*
6*15
3-18 ;
1
(quar.)
Albany R-R..^...,-.:
Boston Herald-Traveler- (quar.)
Insurance Co. (quar.i;
Broad
4-
Hertz
3-18
4-1
25c
—
Heinz
3-21
1
4-ld'
1
,
3-20
$l^5
—
—
Mascot oil
•
.
.
preferred
Heidelberg Brewing
3-15
1
3-20"
,
Mark-(Clayton> Ac Co; (quar.)_____I_J____l.
Mac lei Mills,, common "tquar,)_________——.
,
5% preferred E (qqar.)____
5V.:% preferred F (quar. 1 ________________
3-6
4-
20c
Boston
•
4-
75c
-
Co
Bostlfch, Inc., class A
•
5','e
3-15
'
1
1 *
3-29.
•
,
common
:
4^15
i
I
semi-annual
,
preferred (quar.)_l__"_______l
Maryland- Casualty -. (quar.)___t—___U.
3-30
.
25 c
•"
___
4lA'h
'♦
Bird & Son, Inc
Stock
':
;
Tidelands
Cycle Corp.
v
time >
(s-a)
I
Quarterly
3-19
1
3-15
50c
(s-a)__-
50c
28%c
$1.
Hawaiian Electric Co.r Ltd., com.
5',I preferred B (quar.)_-__—
$1.12%-
__//
<■__
$1.50 convertible preferred
Blckford's
Inc.
(quar.)
•
G)
Increased
4*11
4-30
s
*
A
(quar.)
Pumps,
Hamilton
5
-
4-
3-20
4-
,
$1.25
6%j 1st-preierred (quar.);
Corp.,*5'/c preferred (quar.)——"
Oil" Exploration" Corp.— *
_,
*
Max
(quar.)
Halifax Insurance Co.
'
$/5c
Maracaibo
3-11
■
(quar.)z:__:
(Canada), Ltd.,
& Caldwell
Brewer
Corp.
Green Mountain Power
*
common
on
3-30
30c
$3
_
:
1.
*
4"17
4-26,
•
15c
preferred
4Va'/«
3-19
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—
&
(C
GriesedieCk
payment at this time)—
4%pieferred
Bearings (R.-M.>
.
2
1
York- (quar.)___
New
1
5-
—__
...
Bates Mfg. Co.
30c
60«t.
_____
Grand Union Co., 4Va ft
Great Lakes Steamship,
3-22
25c
•
4-
62 Wc
: 15c
.
Holmett
Payable of 8M.1
■
25c
Mailman
.
'
(quar.")
convertible
Grand
$25c
Building St Equipment Corp. of
(quar.)/-1
z_
Boston
*
v
preferred (quar.)
Goulds
z:
(quar.)______.
'America
Bird
this
at
Extra
Atlas Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Auto-Soler CO.
(quar.)
Beaton
Bronse
Golden
meejfcing to be
a
Investment
(quar.)—___•„/_/
Cily Sewerage (quar.)
_////_/_
Bank- of
4nl5%.
$1 :
-
.(quar.)
Glasscock
1
4-15
15c
Associates
Bank
4-301
■
■
15c
Gib(.-:on Art Co.
30c
•__
Inc.
3-31
;
4-10
1
basis.
Balcrank,
3-15
4-16.
General -Reinsurance Corp. (N. Y.). 1 quar.) __*
Gera Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
on
Atlantic
3-29
17c
.
gr
General Faint Corp., $1 1st ,conv pfd.
$1 conv 2nd preferred (quar.)
April 7 on a directors' proposal
to split the common shares on a 4-for-l
*
3-22
_
5-10
1
5-
S'/o
/
'
.
8
9c
3^15
1J
6-
115o
;_-_i
Inc., class A (quar.)——_____
Associated Artists Production Corp.—
'
held
4*
!
,
(quar.)
.
General Controls, common
3-25
4-
'
15c
1
Brand,
Stockholders
4-19
,
___!
Mfg." (Miciij
General
3-9
1
4-
$1
________
Chemical
Anvil
3-21 "
5-1
EranklinvTefegraph Co. (s-a)
;
•*-
60c convertible preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian TelephonesA
4-
r
45c
__
•_
Anderson
Class
3-11,
4-1
"
preferred (s-a)
Anchor
3-20.
2uc
•
•
preferred
FTanklin Custodian Funds—
Common stock-sgries
;
3-11
&,'c
•
Mackinnon StructuraLStecl Co.—
Ordinary registered (finai).:_
"
6^14'
Lines—
"5^
emitted
(Md.)
Ford Motor ,Co.% Ltd.—?
,
.20c,
payment
.
Flying, tlgeir
..
,
__i
:_
'>*:;■lyv".',"
Vfe-.Tarrant—,
Fidelity' & Deposit
;
1
4-
20C
;-55i.
3-18
6-14
:
(quar.»
;
M Common
_
3r26
tqu*r.
'Publications1
Extra
-
3-261
*
4 20
i 4-26
common
<
4.60Voi-preferred
Federated
-
3-22r
25c
•*
>.
3-22
25c
,/
___
President
3-25;^
■i '' '
Broadcasting-Paramount' Theatre?
•r
3-25'
4- /-5>
v
3*23
Share
'
.
Dock, common (quarconvertible ' preferred'.(quar.) ________
&
3-9
75c
Asf-n. (monthly)/
Fidelity ^'.Deposit CO. of Md." (quar.)._-_
/_!
Fluor .Corp., Ltd. (quar.) ____i__^_
3-21
1
.4-
*
Coal.
6->0
.
3-26 ;Employers Group Associates (quttT.)
.3-5
3-22/ i Federal*Paper Board, common (quar.)_*____ *
4-1"^
-
3-31
Vfayie..Qf Cimv.anv j;
;
Lorian
.
Whe n
Ffi r
1
8p.
$1.19
Federal Na*ioual*Mort},.age
3-15,
,
3-15
$1.75
'Common 4quar;j__/
_•/__*
;5%' preferred (qirar.)___________„__^.__
American Dredging-(^uar,r-i--^_--z-------
American
1
4-22
.
J2<r
(quar.)
convertible" preferred'/ quar. );
American
.
8*4 c-
_______
'Air:Filter,-4»% -pfd
preferred, iquarrj
.*
3-20
3-31;
3-
'
■
4-151
-
$L37'/a
When- "-Holderi
".
,
3*18
3-20
fcimir"a.8c Wllliamsport RR." (s-aiv
L
Empire Trhst^C<>«" CN» Y.) (quar.)"J_':_::«____
Equity Fund, Inc'.iII
1 _t 1.
^
'Sharer- Payable of fice.
..
Holder*
■
Payable of Keer
5°?
*
•
*
Arro Scrvico
$7
l<128liB
'
"
1
•
...
Consolidated> Industries
""
Lowyll Electric Light-_/_________
Lowdey (Walter-M.ji .Co, Ltd. (quar.
^1UVA
.
*'
Adam
*
*
^
When
.
'
37 Vac
(^-a)^_r_i_L._^_f'
oMsly announced, but whichxhave not yet reached their
-Name.of Company
'
.'•/ St
nounced- during the current week.; Tberi.we-folkxw with.
second lable in .which wr show ^the payments prey i*
;
-•'4
--
6Go
t
..
a
payment date*
f
Ppr
Share1
'
Duqucsne {Natural., Ga% $1.56 yitt. (accum. V*H
Dynaimcs jCorp. - of,,America^ common / quar.) ".H
1
all the- dividendsr an-;
indicate
we
,
?
"
t:
Duff-Norton
are/grouped. in- two:-separate
announcements
the
I
.
■
^DipEMSP^v;; - ;v,:;
Dividend
tables.
•——•
C&mm&ci&i.tin4.Ttoancidt^QhrQwcle'.
1 The
^.Number 5621'
■ —--.r-
M
Insurance
Bearings,
class
.
A
(stock dividend )_//
(quar.——
7'A %
v
3-15
," ."3-15-
.
•
,
-
Club Aluminum Products Co._._"____^
;10c'
•
5-
5-17
Coca-Cola.BOttlingCorp. (Cincinnati)^
Class* A (quar.)__Jjl_."
___2_62c
Engineering, common iquar.)_^.^'_
15c
6fir cony, vpreferred
(quar.)
3,
,
Colgate-Palmohve• Coit
*common
•'
$3.50 preferred (quae*)—-—87Vj»c
Color-Craft: Products
*■ - '< *'5e
Combustion ETngiueeriHg Inc. (quar.)
^ 28c
Commercial Tnist-Cb. " ( Jersey City, N. J. )—
Quarterly
/
^
!
.75c
Cook Paint &
.
declare lOWc
a
15c-
SVirX'c
Acceptance-Corp.,
&
•
A-
$L62'A
3-15'
:
3-15
Ll_
356
2-28
:
..
6-14
3-30
3-20
15C
/
6-29-
15c
(quar.l__
4-
'-'82-"
-
(quar.
Cumberland Gas Corp; (quar.)
1.
La
(L. A.)
Co.
David Ac Frere, Ltd.
De
(qdar.)
12%c
■
,
~
de Vegh
Mlnes^—
Investing, 'Inc.
Deinite
Mines,* Ltd.
Denver
Union Stock
District
Theatres
-
;
'
/
•
(quar.)
Yard
Oh
Fields
..
.
-...
</■
*
?20c
2&e
.
,• 'j.
_30c-
"
Lamwon
*-
3-15
4-15
,
,
,4-
4-15
;
,3r23 "
,-;4-30.
4-15
; 3-15
4-17
4-
5
3-22
Class
.>5^
Lone
3-
5
4-1
Tcanada" Ltd"cf.
1-1
/_
.
.
3-30
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-19
4-
1
3-21
.Dividend
Rittenhouse
obligations
Fund
(quar
Star/Brewing (increased quar.i
1
3/15
r
6-14
1
6-li-
7-
7-
$27c
10-
1
10-
1
1-1
Riverside Cement
$1.25
St.
Louis
class
Southwestern
4-
4-10
3-27
6-27
Secufities .Corp.
10-10
9-27
1-10-58
12-27
,
4-
4-15
25c
3-29
25c
3-22:
^
3-13
3-15
3-30
$6 preferred (quar.)__
Security Storage- (Wash.) (quar,)___Sei'mograph Service^ (reduced)
Corp. of. America,. 5(k> 2nd pfd. (quar.)(quar-.)-•——•—
Kline St French Laboratories (quar.)
Southeastern Public Service
(increased
5.44%
preferred
1
4-19
Southern Gompany
3-30
Southern New England
3*30
3-15
Southwest- -Gas
4-10
..
$i.25
$20C
1
• -
"50c
•1
*.4rlO-<
41
l
4- T
•
.
3-15
4-
-
3-20
$1.50
3-31
4-10
10c
3-29
3-20
12'Ac
4-
1
3-18
20c
4-
1
40C
4-
3-20
4-
5
3-21
*
3-19
1"
6-
:
3-29
20c
1
25c
preferred. < quar,)
3-20
3-31
4V<% preferred (quar.-—— $0.2656%
AJ'c
3-30
1
34c
Southland' Life Insurance Co.
5-
50c
(quar. >
.*
5-29
3-25
4-12
3-30
.
(quar.)_r_~-_-_z_—-—
4-15
4-15
4-16
30c
;
—-
Smith,
4-30
1
4-1
$1.75
Shawmut Association
Water—
5-
15c
—
______
$4 5c
$1.12%
(quar.)
;
.
3-20
2-28
50c
(annual)
30c
_
-
$5
General. $7 pfd. (quar.)——
Southern California
—
3-20
1
3-25
$2
(accum.)—/—
Selas
3-30
25c
1
$1
(quar.)—
7-10
.356
,
Rv.
A
Scott St Fetzer (quar.)
15c
-
3-20
1
Co.—
participating
Schield Bantam
12-13
4-
lie
units____:
9-13
9-13
58
3-20
20c
(quar.).___-
Partic.
15c
_
(quar. 1
Hosiery- Mills; Ltd., class A
3-15
.4..
$28c
3-21
3-30
25c
$1.12'A
Ltd.^—-
eora.
*
(quar,)_^
Republic Life Insurance (rrnnual) /—
Richmond', Fredrifcksburg & Potomac RR.—
3-30
4*15
....
.
(quar.)_/-_*•_•—__—
—
1
$5c
/»-».
.—
A
4■
$5c
V
(quar.)__„
Extra
,
(quar.—-
common
^
■'
A
4-15
4-15
$28c
-.-Extra
Class
1
1
tlOc
—--
(quar.)_—/__ il___
A
55-
$27c
A ( quar. >
3-15
15c
A_/
preferred
'
1,
4-15
.
10c
______
Elncola: Telephone & Telegraph>
London
•
3-15
$15c
preferred .(quar.)——
.
■
Extra
Clt'ss
,10c
4Vic
__
/
Lerner Stores Corp;,
5-
4--5
University ,(inc. quar.)
Laurentide Acceptam^ Corp..
1-2"
9c
4-15
$2.90
fshpqming RR, Co. .'(quar.)
Corp: (Etela.i* ;(<fuar.)dl_.,/—
Latrobe'Steel Co.
3-22
1
3-
;'
4-15
1
$15c
$1
(quar.)
•.'Landers, Frary fc-Clark
3r, 6
" 4-
5c
•
3-15
1
3-15
•
.
/ I^ake- Supwlor '61
4-1
*.'
3-26
:
Class
3-13
15c
■
•
5-
.—25c,
:.
v
•'
20(c
/—<-
Drexel Furniture- (qu»r.>_____
>
3-22
£ 5c
——__
3-30
.
5-2-
$2c
_l
/__
1 monthly)
•
.
10c
^ftttock. dividend )
36c pre f erred ."quar.)__.—
^Monthly „1_.
'
)^-_/___
Dixie Aluminum, common—
Dominguez
—
-
5s 6%d
.
_11
(s-ai__/
"(qtiar;
V
$75c
(quar. )
Beers Consolidated
,Deferred shrs. (bearer and registeredHfinal)
>5-21*
3-30
•v
1
+15c
Chains
Renold
•
15c
Salle Extension
Quarterly
.Quarterly
Quarterly
3-20
-
ipe
3-23
3-26
1
5-
$1.25
3-19
tlOc
4-15
4-1
St Machinery, Inc.,
preferred (s-°)__-.
Hydraulics
convertible
'
3-21
,
5-15
■
*
Darling
>
—
Cp.
3-29
R,R--~
Semi-annual
aKroehler.:.Mfg.
3-21
3-29
-
6c
Rnpids
_____
2-28*
3-15-
7c-•
common
I
1
6%
,
Aircrgft, c|ass B (qyar. 1
lOc/partic, class.A (quar.i
Kelvinator of Canada,.. Ltd.. (qiiar. 1
Kerr-Mfg. Co., 0'> partic class .A-(quar. 1
Kldde (Walter) Ac Co., tquar.)
*
•:
(quar.)l__
pfd.
preferred
Forsfcer, 8% preferred
Crystal Tissue Co.
*;
__—
W. -Battery (qua
Kalamazoo, Allegan fit Grand
3-15
;
$1
K.
3-15:
•
Non-cumulative
Crum
3-14
1
4-- 1
Racine
3-21
3-18
15C
V
.
•
proposal
stock dividend.*.
(Peter) Corp;,
Credit
3-23
4-1
■■
Kaman
Ing to be he'd* on April 9 on
Cooper
/ /
3-20
1
-
1
V
25c
1 quar. 1
Inc.-—
./
;.
\
• 4Fronii investment.inconriei_
Johnston. Terminals ti Storage, .Ltd.*—
r'i"
ii.
Com: : pref, /quar. 1 _l_
Journal Publishing (Otta wa 1. (quar. 1._
Varnish Co.—
Stockholders will vote- at the annual meetto
)Quarterly.
4-12;
4-
common
; I Johnston..'Mutual Fvuid
.
5c
*
3-20
4-26
Bros), non-votfhg
^ Founders. shares-'
Jervis Corp., (quar.»
Joliitson.- Stephens't Shliikle' Shoe Co.4- > -./
'•>.
6-13
4--3"
29'/c
.
*: .-••
4*18
6-29
v
,
___
3-1-
,
-■.5-15'
•
Consolidated Investment Trust (Boston 1
Consumers Acceptance. Corp., class A/___/__
60c preferred (quar;)
3*15
3-15"
3-12
X
.• --* 75c
(quae.)_^_
lV-
4-
4-1
Jenkins
"V
*
.
3-21
1
4-1
"
*
-
.
Coleman
*4-
5-15
6-1
1
.5-15
6-
.
5-15
6-
-#•
6
___________
(quar.)
27. VAc
—
Telephone Co. (quar ..)
(Dallas)_____
)/___2/-
._
•
40c>
5-6
.
3-12
.
lac
Corp.
Southwestern- Life- Insuroace- i quar.
,4-15 '
50c
$1.35
-4-f
*
i-'1
7-15-
3^20
1
3-
3-14
7-3
t
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
When
Holder$
Payable
0/ Rec.
Common
(quar.)
International
Spokane
Extra
Class
Sterling
Stern
Stern Textiles,
4Vi'fr
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
G
7-
'5%
preferred
Finance
4-
1
67c
4-
5
30c
1
3-18
American
pfd.
3%7c
1
6-10
3-18
4-
1
3-13
share
4-
1
3-18
March
3'/2 %
3-25
common
March
011
29
$103
at
this dividend)
plus
.
(quar.),.
(entire issue called for
series C
redemption
•
Co.,
oyauanuu
American Enka
American
4-
1
3-15
5°c
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)—15c
4-
1
3-21
3-15
3-
6
American
3-15
3-
6
($10
American
AriiL.nC<Mi
.«»rut.aic
American
Home
American
Hospital Supply
I 3-29
4-15
2
4-
8
Bates
&
Iron
3-
8
Barker
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-15
American
Indemnity
12-14
11-30
25c
4-10
3-31
$1.50
4- 1
3-22
25c
4- 9
3-13
Cash
3tJ/aC
,1—
4-1
3-15
35c
35c
4- 1
3-20
3-14
Beaver
Texas)
_
Products
Trico
75c
4-
2
3-15
30c
4-
1
3-19
American
Insurance
(quar.67(6c
4-
1
3-19
American
International
50c
50c
5-24
5-15
American
8-26
8-15
5V\7r
50c
87(6c
11-25
(quar.i
Tri-Continental
_
Corp.,
$2.70
preferred
Trinity Universal
common
Insurance
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
,
True Temper
4 (6 %
Twin City
Trust
United
6%
U.
,a__
S.
U.
American
4-
1
3-20
4-
2
3-22
*75c
62 (6c
4-
1
3-19
5-
1
4-
3
50c
5-
1
4-
3
37'6c
(quar.)—
5-
1
4-
3
—
—
income)——20c
S.
Plywood, common (quar.),,—_—.—
50c
3%% prefeired A (quar.)
93 %c
•3%%
prefeired B (quar. i—
—93%c.
4(a %
preferred (quar.)—
$1.12'/a'
U. S. Shoe (quar.).—
_4_,_
25c
U. S. Smelting. Refining & Mining, common
25c
7%
preferred (quae.)
87'6c
5'/a%
Metal
United
Stockyards,
70c
preferred
United
Stores
Universal
Utah
Fire
Home
$6
American
5-21
3-25
4-10
3-25
News
American
Optical
American
American Screw
3-25
American
3-25
,V '
Strum
Vendo
&
Co.,
$2.25
3-22
3-29
3-18
American
17 (6 c
4-15
3-20
American
Stores
4-15
3-20
5-15
4-26
common
pid. (quar.)
conv.
.
Stock
Fund
.
corp.,
S4.50
53
(quar.),,.
25c
*
*.*-■'
3-
4-
5
15c
pid.
Stock
Wailuku
Baking, 7% preferred
Sugar Co.—
Walker & Co.
Wallace
&
(quar. 1
3-30
3-12
I
3-12
1
3-15
'
-4-1'
"3-15
Weeden
&
Co.,
Common
(quar.i.-
common
4%
conv.
Electric
5%
4-
1
3-20
3-11
2-25
(quar.i
Co
preferred
Tool
Western
(1952
&
1955)
(quar.)
5-25
3-15
6-15
10-
1
9-16
Apex
4-
1
3-20
Arkansas Fuel
4-
*70c
4.65%
4.327c
3-20
Arkansas
3-12
3-20
3-
3-28
1-23
4-
3-15
8
Class
1
Art
give
we
the
not yet
announced
,
dividends
paid.
this
announced
week,
these
(quar.)
preferred
Aetna
Life
common
Corp.
Surety
Ins.
Investment &
Co.
com.
Co.
Alan
&
Wcod
Albemarle
Alco
7%
Allied
Allied
Allied
3-14
3-22
3-
$1
4-10
2
3-11
3'6 7c
preferred
3-
4
Atlantic
4-1
3-8
7'Ac
4-
1
3-12
3-22
"I
3-
50"
4-
1
i'k
$1.05
4-
1
3-15
$1.15
4-
1
4-10
3-11
$5
preferred
$3
4.
j
3,
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
3-20
class A
(quar.i,
(quar.)
;
(quar.i
_
1,11111"
,
$i.06'A
Corp.
(quar.)
(nuar. 1
(increased
quar.)
50c
4-
1
1
o
4.
x
$5
preferred
$5
preferred
3
3Mi
3-15
4-26
4-12
3-29
3-15
Bowl-Mm* Co.,
3-22
3-
Brach
4-
3-18
3-29
3-18
4-6
3-15
4-20
3-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton
(1st
B/G
S
315
1
a"
1
Co.
3-30
Baker
3-15
•3-25
3^,
'
3-
1
&
(Dei.)
3-20
3-
1
4-
1
Wilccjx
5-
Industries.
Baldwin
Co.
Fiano
5-15
50c
3-30
3-29
3-
-
.
•
•
Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.i
(quar)
67a
preferred
(quar.)
——
_—
3-16
1
3-15
3-30
3-19
4-
3-15
14'6 c
1
5-
1
4-
1
3-11
7-
1
6-12
4-
5
4-
$1.25
4-10
2
6-28
6-25
9-27
9-24
12-27
12-24
3-23
3-15
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-20
$1
4-
1
3-
4-
2
-
:>•
8
8
8
Ltd.
—
3-15
62 (6c
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-19
1
4-
-
.
.
4-
.
1
4-18
-
9
3-10
3-
6%
3-15
1
3-
1
$2
4-
1
3-
1
^ 3-29
3-14
4-15
1
3-18
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
6-
1
5-15
3-20
2-28
*
*15c
-
4-
1
'
3-11
4-15
3-15'-
4-1
3-15"
$5.
*
Creek
—
—
Gas
40c
/3-22
(quar.)-*'. -'50c
-
*
>4-
I
Eulova
2-25
(quar.)
New
3-
7
3-
7
4-
1
3-7
■
.
183/4C
3-
Burndy
4
1
4-
-
,4-1
3-
4
Corp.
Burnham
3-15
3-18
25c
[$1.12(6
1
3-15
1
3-15
3-29
3-15
4-
1
3-
1
1
3-
1
4-
(quar.)—
—
3-12
1
3-12
3-31
3-18
93 %c
3-30
3-30
4-
3-20
Co.
$1.25
3c
—=
3-29
50c
4-
I.'-*-
3-29
*45c
4-
1
1
3-22
3-15
3-
4
3-15
3">c
,
A
Ltd.—
1
3-29
3-
8
30c
—
—
3-18
3-11
1
4-
10c
1
4-10
4-
"
37'-.c
—
3-29
3-
8
*
(initial)
4-
* 15c
^
(quar.)—
CQrp.
.(quar.),
——
Extra
Burns
1
4-
1
3-
3
4-15
4-
1
3-8
Co.
Quarter! v
Quarterly
Burroughs
4-15
3-22
""> ;3-29
3H5
>•3-29
6-^3
$1.50
10-15
9-30
$1.50
1-15-58
12-31
Corp.
(quar.i—^
Butler Manufacturing Co,
^C.-
I. T.
1
Financial
(quar.)
Calgafy & Edmonton
Ltd.
3-
1
4-
9
15c
■
4(6%
:
pfd.
Llif-—
(s-a)
(quar.)
7-29
7-
9
10-29
10-
9
25c
4-20
15c
4-
1
3-15
28 "bC
Buller'3, Inc.. common (quar.i_
4(6% preferred (quar.)—
7-15
3-
3-20
4-29
15c
'1—.—
'
■
3-18
4-15
3-20
15c
(quar.)——^
3-18
$1.50
25c
20c
&
4-1
SI.50
15c
—
3-31
I2%cn
(quar.)
4-
4-
15c
iquar.)
25fc
10c
7
4-
'
95c
<r>56(4c
"J_%i
3-
3-21
3-15
1
.
3-25
1(6%-,- 3-29
(quar.)
1
4-
-
\
;
9c
iquar.)
4-
4-15
*50c
*25c
net
income)
-
20c
^
(quar.)
common
'
-
1
1
(quar.)—_
common
common
Co,
7
44-
Dc
(quar.i
Steel
3-
1
Co.—
Oil
Watch
Burlington
3-15
4-29
4-
1
62'6 c
(quar.),—
(quar.)
(qua"'.)
3-29
7'6c
(quar.i,
_—
Co.
6-11
*$1.50
(N. Y.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co. (quar.)__
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp; (stock dividendi."
Building Products,
Ltd.
iquar.i—
Builard
40c.
■
2-27
*35c.
(quar.)
com.
Gas, common
Co,
9
t$1.19
;
(quar.),
preferred
preferred
Buck
*
$1.90
L.t
4-
*62c
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
6-15
3-21
5c
'••
:
(E.
3-20
3-
*5 6c
Ltd.. iquar.)
Distillers,
preferred
3% 7c
"
3-15
I
„
4%
Bruce
,
Borough
1
1
*53c
common
preferred
Brown-Forman
3-15
7-
10c
$3.80
Rmoklvn
•
44-
Ordinary
three
(quar.)
Taunton
1
tsi
(10
(quar.)
Glass,
4-
4-15
1
Ltd.—
Telephone,
preferred
Brockton
3-14
4-
5%
6
— --—
Power
preferred
3-
6-21
share
(quar.)
preferred
1st
Brockway
4-
12(6c
each
British Industries Corp.
.'.
.
$1
(quar.)
4(67c
8
1
3-15
dividend»—
(quar.i
Columbia
4-1
3-21
7d
(quar.)
preferred
British
3-
*S1
(stock
preferred
5%
-
3-15
*25c
■
1
Electric
British Columbia
3-
3-15
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)",
43A%
8
3-
3-29
lid
Co.,
4(4%
3-19
1
8
3-30
*28%c
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)———
(quar.)
4 (6 %
4-
25c
pfd.
—:—'
preferred
3-
12(6c
pref.
"Ordinary
for
3-30
3-14
40c
3%%
pra)
3-.3
45c
Bearer
Columbia
3-14
3-30
•
33c
5%
Assurance
and
3-30
35c
(quar.)
additional
3-39
50 (4 c
:—
Co.,
shillings
British
8
4-
llVzi'c-
(finali,,>
„,j:
-3-16
4-
7 (2 c
(quar.),.
& Co., Ltd.,
shares* held)
4
4-1
-
*15c
(quar.)
preferred
1
!
*30.853
——
(One
•
(quar.)
preferred
common
preferred
(T. G.)
Registered
:
*$1.50-
15c
(quar.) J
6%
Ga.s
Final
3-11
32(6c
A
3-18
3-30
3-30
75c
*62'6 C
iquar.)—.
(quar.)
Tobacco
3-14
3-
(quar.)i,
class
Sons
American
1
3-30
-
(quar.)
6%
&
Interim
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Inc.
J.)
Oil, Ltd.
1
5-
3-30
*16(4c
dividend)
common
preferred
Baldwin-Hill
conv.
3-15
*$1.50
Trust.—
preferred
American
3-12
5-15
83/4C
__L__
from
1
3-30
$1.25
British
5
50c
7'/sC
4-
1
40c
—
Traction Lignt & Power Co.,
t6 7c
preferred
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common (quar.)
4(6 % preferred (quar.)
—■
3-12
12(6c
:__4
of
3-15
$1.25
:
British
..
4-
7(6c
quar.)
-
America—
from
3-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(initial)
30-
British-American
3-15
quar.i
prefeired
3-22
4-
87 (a c
Mfg. Co. iquar.)
Brinks,
Inc.
(quar.i
3-15
25c
(quar.),,
(stock
Brothers,
4'67c
Baker
4-12
50c
l4bc
(E.
5.28 76
3-15
1
1
1
me
payment
Foods, Inc., 75c
F
3-15
1
j
4-
*55c
4%
3-15
60c
i
Property
preferred
Bridgeport
*
25c
Stock Fund—
quarter
Babcock
4-
4_
1
4-
'
Inc.,
profits and
h
3-30
5"IC
4-
4-
;
Alarm
3-13
3-29
87'6 c
Brazilian
;
8
$1.08
^
^
Products,
B
4-
"'
3-
5
$1.18
Inc.
Automatic Fire
8
5C
4.20
4-
-
*15c
cf
3-18
4-15
20c
J
income
(quar.)—
—
11
25e
3—29
a.,.
*i5c
(quar.)
Co.
3-21
$1.37 (6
(quar.i
Brillo
(Increased)
3"
1
5(6%
1
3-29
(s-a)
Canteen
Personal
3-29
„
3
41
Boston
3-15
-
Automatic
1
4-15'
75c
(quar.)
Bowater Corp. of North America Ltd.*—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
;
3-29
Thyssen-Huette—
(Equivalent to 8% cash div.)
Avon
1
-
4-1
1
Devices,
3-
6-26
(quar.)
August
9n
4-
75C
Corp
Audio
3-14
3-29
*25c
Inc.
>■
(quar.)
3-29
7-
J".' 25c
common
3-21
4-
35c
(quar.)
8
*50c
:
Sewing Centers,
Quarterly
3.20
70c.
(quar.)
g
4.
40c
(quar.)
common
Allfs-Chalmers Mfg.,
25c
$1.75
30C
(quar.),,
Steel
12''ac
12i^c
$1.g0
6
preferred
2-15
2-19
1
45c
prior pfd.
(quar.)
3-
1
12(6c
(quar.i,.;
Atlas
3-15
j6c
8
B
Corp.,
1
1
4-
$1.06 (4
(quar.)
$5 preferred
4-
25c
Wholesalers, Ltd., ciass A
5(6'%
Maine RR.,
&
Brilliart Plastics
(quar.i
Class
Atlas
Boston
5
:
Corp
Electric
City
7
53(6c
Products
Co.
4-
4-
*10c
(quar.)
(quar.i
1
,
A
9
50c
(quar.)___—
4-
,25c
1
class
3-25
5
35c
common
4-
tl8c
Atlantic
Corp.,
3-12
Industries,' Ltd.
3-15
4-
Sl.id
(quar.)
25c
Co.,
3-30
5c
1".
Electric
Atlantic
Borg-Warner
preferred
(quar.)
Hardware
participating
Participating
Athey
3-15
9
60c
Corp.,.
Thermal
3.
3-20
3-15
Laboratories
Stores,
3-10
1
4-1
3-
Electric & Equipment
Paper
4-
1
preferred (quar.)
Inc., common iquar.)
Products
*12(60
4-
common
AHled
l
4-1
Paper Mfg.,
Allied
3-
40c
AUegheny-Ludlum
Allen
4-1
Eook-of-the-Month Club
3-22
(quar.i,
3-
25c
(quar.),,
from ,'nvostment
3-22
(quar.i
3-29
3-29
$1.40
5(6'k
3(6%
25c
Telegraph Co.-
$4
Semi-annual
Bristol-Myers
(quar.)
H.i
Co.,
..50c
(initial
1
1
3-0
Boston—
3-11
B
Associated
4
C.i
of
$1.31(4
(initial
55-
20c
iquar.).,
(quar t,—
2
:
A
B
(J.
A
4
3-
(H.
Fund
1
Associated Motion Pictures Industries
Associated Telephone &
1
15c
(quar.)
Ry. (s-a)
Co., 57r prefened
preferred
g
3-
50
(quar.)
Alden s
4'Ac7o
3.
4-1
(Watertown, N. Y.) (quar.)
Discount, common (quar.)
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Products,
1
*42'Ac
60c
.Class
6%
4-
3-6
j30C
Viclcsburg
Steel
1
(Hartford)—
Akron Brass Mfg. Co
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. (s-a),
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
pfd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Alabama
of Rec.
4-
*28'Ac
(quar.)
—
Insurance
Agricultural
Aid
&
Payable
$1
Ltd.,
Addressograph-Multigraph
Casualty
Quarterly,
preference
Class
3-
3-30
25c
Oorp. Ltd. (quar.)
Temple, Ltd.r-
Ashdown
Holder*
45c
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Ltd.,
$1.20 class A (quar.)
Acme Electric (quar.i
;
Adams Express Co
Aetna
When
Share
common
(quar.).
Power & Paper.
4(6%
being given in the
3-30
$2.25
Constable Corp.'iquar.)
Preference
Inc.
(quar.)
Construction
(quar.)
Industries '(quar.),,
6%
3-31
6%
3-15
$1.16'4
com.
3-15
*15c
(QV'ar.)
$2.25
-
preierred
1
3-15
4-15
Tobacco—
4-
Metal
Ash
preferred
Ltd.—
(qua.r.)
Aluminum,
convertible
Class
Laboratories,
Abitibi
previou*
Per
_
preferred
In
The list does not include divi¬
Name, of Company
4%
Gas
3-
1
35c
com,
preferred
Bond
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Allex
35c
Arnold
30c
preceding table.
Abbott
B
Arnold
(quar.),
Western
Brvson.
$1.50
(quar.i
Armstrong Rubber,
25c
—
1
3-31
3-15
4-
*25c
Laughlin,
Bohack
7
*70c
pfd.
3-10
1
*17'6 c
(quar.i
$1.75
(quar.),.
preferred
1
4-
3-20
*50c
(quar.)
common
convertible
7
Bright
Light, 4.72%
3-10
*25c
;
preferred
7
1
Power
preferred
1
4-
f,
convertible
3-
Asbestos
Below
weeks and
,
Corp.
Arkansas Power &
Arvin
dends
Oil
ioe
receipts
York Water Co.
3-22
6%
3-
,
preferred (1955 series)
Smelting Co. iquar.)_
$0,151
Whitehall Fund Inc...,,
Wisconsin Hydro Electric
(quar.i
Woolworth IF. W.i & Co.—
dep.
4-15
4-
.•
30c
3-15
3-tO
4-
60c
preferred
22'6c
Quarterly
Anthes-Imperial Co;,
3-15
3-29
25c
iquar. I
1
4-
3-22
3-
:/
$5.25
3-15
1
1
Cement
&
Mfg.
v
$1
preferred
(quar.),
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
1
4-
4-
*r5c
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
&
1
_4
4-
*10c
* 25c
(quar.),,
30c
4
3-15
(resumed)
(quar.)
Insurance
$1.50
-
3-29
3-15
1 quar.i.
(quar.)—,
Decker
5.6076
Bliss
1
$2.80
1
A
Bloch Bros.
50c
(quar.),
Life
Ltd.,
SlvalR
4-
(Increased!
3-29
5
5
—
(quar.)
Hats,
4.25%
3-15
!5c
(quar.)
1
4-26
Black.
4-
6Pc
3-15
4-
1
(quar.)
Co.
Limestone
&
$1.50
Oil, common (quar.)
—
4l/» '7o
preferred
(quar.),,
;__4
—r_:.
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
4-
20c
3-15
3-29
.$1.25*
rr —
Products
6-10
37'6e
Stamping.
Telegraph (quar.i
Hardware Ltd., $2.80 1st pfd.
Amer.
Post
Arkansas-Missouri
&
Union
3-15
"
Company
7-
Natural Ga.s—
Western
White
4-26
3-19
1
5
57<>
Anchor
4-
Black
2-21
3-29
_3_
3-15
Blackstone
^
iquar.)
Finance
Mfg,
Class
8
3-29
1
3-30
15c
.
loc
Anderson-Prichard
7
3-
4- 1
■<»
.
(quar.)
Electronics
50c
1
•
,
3-25
50c
,-t
Sanitary—
(quar.)—
Antplienol
90c
iquar.i_
;
com.
Co.
3-18
75c
(quar.i
preferred
preferrpd
3-20
3-20
3-15
4-
1
(quar.)—
com.
Corp,
preferred
Biltmore
Writing Paper (increased quar.)
Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.),
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s a)
Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.i—,
50c
preierred
conv.
4-15
•American
50c
conv.
3-30
20c
(quar.)
3-
5-20
75c
4%
Western
1
3-14
50c
(quar.)
Co,
Telephonp & Telegraph (quar.)_
67o pfd. (quar.)
Common
(quarterly)
4%
Western
4-
25c
Inc.
Bibb
-
1
37'6 c
preferred
3-15
American Tobacco Co.,
35c
(quar.)
Tiernan,
3-15
American
35c
Waterbury-Farrell Foundry & Machine—
Quarterly
3-30
40c
3-18
4-
50c
5'%
Steel, 7%
Co.—
Sugar Refining, common (quar.)
77c preferred (quar.)
American Surety
Cp. of New York (quar.)
3-13
4-
$1.75
Bethlehem
27'/aC
—I—.
3-18
1
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aviation
50c
uo.,
Anaconda
Wagner
5-21
dividend
3-15
4-
$1.13
Bessemer
1
American
3-29
7oc
(quar.)
(quar.i
Snuff
preferred
American
v ■"
22c
3-15
6-
Extra
67c
1
56'Ac
convertible
preferred
•
3-23
3-15
Beneficial Standard
37'/aC
(quar.),,
Stamping ,1
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
AnieHesn
3-29
3-29
Beneficial
3-15
preferred
4%
Co.., (quar.)___.
3-22
25c
3-14
3^29
3-29
$1.75
3-15
4-
4-
iquar.)
Ltd.,
3-29
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
preferred (quar.)-.
4-15
Ltd.,
50c
conv.
4-15
(quar.)„„___
.
Towne
57o
Stores,
.60c
j
4-10
1
3-31
4-
—
A
common
Telephone Co. ol Canada
7%
1
4-
c
(quar.i
Bendix
35c
4-15
25c
Co.
Bell
5-
8
$1.12(6
(quar.i
Savers
3-29
...
Standard
Safety Razor
3-25
(quar.i.,
3-15
1
Life
3-29.
—
(quar.)
&
Creek R.R.
Belgium
4-
3-15
45c
quar.)—,
—
Ltd.,
4-15
(quar.)
25c
pid.
•:
.
$1.12(6
Insurance
(quar.)
Radiator
Common
1
(quar.
Insurance
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
Van
lire
Co.
1
(quar,,
conv.
$1.40
1
16 (4c
(nuar. 1
4-15
(quar.-.),,
1—
4-
(qua:.
Corp.,
Pictures
Beech-Nut
3-31
4-
84%c
(initial
com.
Ltd.
Co.,
Belding-Corticelli,
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
17'/ac
common
Beech
4
1
7'6
$1.25
(quar.)———.;
National
American
4-
(increased)
Sugar
4
3-
3-
4-
25c
—
(quar.)—
(quar 1
97'/2C
Products, common
preferred
,4-
—
3-
Co.—
;
Machine & Metals
—
States
Foundry
(quar.)
.Maize-Products,
____
United
&
6-29
1
$1.31'A
7%
preferred (quar,)
:
Metal Co., Ltd.—
4'/a7F preferred (quar.)———
1
1
Illinois—
of
5
3-19
3-15
3-29
$1
(quar.)
(quar.),,
;_
:
preferred (quar.)———_——_—
4-
3-29
56 (4 c
common
Inc.
new
preferred
7-
10c
:: 7 .77
3-15
1(6%
Brothers,
65c
(s-a)—
American
3-29
6-
Co.
(quar.)
American
30c
—
Foreign Securities (from net
ordinary
Machine
American
60c
'
—
preferred (quar.),,
Envelope (quar.)
U.S. &
3-21
„
J.)
(quar.),,
preferred
preierred
American
preferred (quar,)
Machinery, common
Shoe
57c
3-21
——_
A
Special
3.90',/^
1
1
(quae.I-
Twist.Drill (quar.—;
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
class
1
4-
4-
45c
62 (6c
Union
67/
American
4-
4-15
4- .1
(quar.)—,
(quar.)—
prior preferred
Investment
N.
Corp
3-29
Distilling—
Lumber
30c
-
-
(Newark.
preferred
$2
Rapid Transit, common
Underwriters
11-15
:
4-15
$1.12 "V
(quar.),—
convertible
5',;,
A—i
class
Corp.,
preferred
(S-a)
3 27
3-27
25c
*
Common
,
3-29
4-16
*50c
(s-ai__
<quar.)_^
(quar.
i'ooos,
4(6%
3-14
4-16
65c
class A
common
<quar.)__
preferred
Beatty
2-20
„
3-11
1
4-12
$1.43%
—_—
payment
3% %
1
4-
10c
—
dividend
Beatnc?
4-
$1
Optical,
(James)
Stock
3-11
25c
(quar.),;
$1
Laboratories,
Beam
3-13
3-30
(Galveston
A
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Baxter
3-18
4- 9
'
Works
& Lomb
47c
3-11
1
2%
(quar.)
preferred
Bausch
8-31.
9-16
25c
(quar.)
Co.
4(6 %
1
4-
10c
Innes, Ltd.,
Bros.
1
4-
15C
(quar.)
3-
(monthly)—
Corp.
B
8
4-
25c
——,——
Bastian-Blessing
—87'/ac
(quar.),
corp.
Products
'
class
3-5
1'
25c
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.»__
53/4%
preferred
(quar.)
-i,———c.I'M
common
(quar.i
Controls,
3-22
;
$1.50
v
Rubber,
(quar.)
dividend
$4.50
,
dividend
preferred
Stock
1
(quar.)—__
common
3-14
1
4-30
5c
Co.——
Hard
Stock
T/e
9
Felt,
5
Bath
(quar.)
13-15
3-29
4-
35c
&
3-
6
3-
4-20
$1
(resumed)—————
4-
——
Hair
Barium
45c
—
$6 preferred
3-15
4-
40c
———
(quar.)——:
common)
(s-a)
3-29
bi'/zc
Corp. (quar.)———
Express Co.—■
par
Bareco Oil Co.
3-29
3-
3-29
1
$1.06
Barber
3-15
Steel
8-26
4-
62 (6c
4-26
3-14
.
5-16
9-16
$1.75
1
Corp.
6-14
60c
;
5-10
preferred
8-26
47 (6C
:
(quar.)
3-29
Oil
5-16
9-16
SI
4-
4V'4%
3-15
6-14
40c
(quar.i
preierred
3-15
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Unexchanged old $100 par stock
American Felt Co., 67/
preferred iquar.)___
American Fire & Casualty (quar.),, ——,i__
Quarterly
*$1.25
4%
1
1
4-
50c
(quar.;
Basic,
preferred series D < quai.)
3-20
(quar.i
3-15
$0.9167
3-20
(quar.)——————
77c
Corp.
2-28
4-
50c
common
Bangor & Aroostook RR. (quar.)___
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common (quar.)
to
3-20
3-25
3-15
Barry
———
1
..—
3-11
per
Convertible
27th___,_,__^
1
—
1
3-29
4Vz7c
(quar.)___
1
(quar.i
1
4-15
SI.12(2
75c
3-29
Crystal Sugar, common
preferred (quar.),,,
4-1
$2
$1.75
4-
i4-
(quar.),,
com.
RR.,
(quar.)
Bancohio
75c
Corp.,
30c
4-15
4-
Ltd.
Anna
8
3-
3-11
4-
3-25
Co.
7V2C
,
(quar,),,,
Bosch
4-
common
Corp.
"
pid. iquar.)
(increased),
conv.
com.
American
3-29
Mortgage
G'A,
Co.,
25c
5 7»
preferred A tquar.),—
—$1.25
American Box Board
(quar.45c
American Car.,
1% preferred
(quar.)
433,ic
3-29
4-15
General
Note
preferred
American
3-20
1
3-29
Toronto
Mfg.
3-15
$1.25
Toronto
Tranter
1
4-10
Corp.
Transamerica
(quar.)
4-
Ban*
Ohio
1
$1.12'/2
1
iquar.)
preferred
Alloys Corp.,
American
iquar. 1
—$1.25
(Mass.), class A
10c
Insurance (annual),
50c
By,
Pacific
&
Texas
preierred
4%
American
&
of Rec.
4-
$1
(quar.)
2
Baltimore
Holden
45c
—
iquar.)
6-14
12-
4-
(quar.)
B
C
Common
..
4-
common
preferred
preferred
47c
(quar.)—
1
—--
4%
3-20
5-
7-
3-15
9-13
1
4-
1
3-16
Mfg.
4-
Taylor-Colqutt
Time
4(6%
——1
(quar.)
Goods
quar.)
1
3-20
10c
35c
62',ac
67»,ic
*8'.|C
(quar.).
Steam Turbine Co.,
preferred < quar. 1
4-
America
preferred
(increased
4-1
3-22
4-10
(qtiar.t
preferred (quar.i
—
preferred (quar.i—
——
Supercrete. Ltd
—-----—
Lines
93%c
Common
4-
3-26
40c
5.40',
Terry
77,
$3.75
Aluminum
3-26
(Vac
5';•>
Co,._
Tennessee ,Natural Gas
8
When
Payable
Electric—
&
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.i
35c
American Aggregates, 5%- pfd. (quar.)—_—$1.25
American Agricultural Chemical
iquar.)__—
75c
4-10
$0.1719
40c
(quar. t
common
3-
Gas
1
4-10
Stokley-Van Camp, common iquar.)
25c
5'r
preferred (quar. t
—25c
5'r
2nd preferred (quar,25c
Stop & Shop, Inc.
Super Valu Stores,
3-28
Baltimore
4-
2
10-
12-13
15c
(quar.56c
preferred
12'/aC
Per
Share
Name of Company
8
(quar.).
of
Co.
3-
30c
roc
15c
Electric Motors (quar.)——
National Bank & Trust (N. Y.)__
common
A
of Rec.
3-28
3-13
15c
(quar.)———
class B (quar.)
_
Standard-Thomson Corp., 5(6% pfd. (quar.)
Steel Co. oi Canada tquar.),_
——
&
4-15
———
Radio,
Sterling
1
30c
(quar.)
B
4-15
5-
^oc
————^
^
—■*——•
__
Quarterly _——
Quarterly
Quarterly
Standard Holding, class A
Standard
1
o6'*c
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
Aluminum
5-
(quai.)——
preferrca
convertible
4(6'If
5Vo
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
Hoiaert
22&C
(quar.)
_
---
____
3-18
3-23
15c
Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Special
Share.
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com.
capital gains)——
When
Payable
Per
"
(
Name of Company
from net investment
Sovereign Investors (12c
income and 3c from
.
•
•
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
4-
1
3-15
$1.12(6
3-30
69c
4-
1
* 5C
4-15
3-30
3-21
''3-11
3-
8
' i,
;
Number 5621
185
Volume
1
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
(quar.)
1
California
$2.50
electric
Christiana
,
4-
$4.75 preferred A
(quar.)_J
Refrigerating
...
Canada Bread Co.
6%
.
$1.30
Cut Stone,
&
pielerence
162'Ac
-t32'Ac
JlOc
common.
(imar.)__—
t$1.50
—
•
.
j
class
Packers,iLtd.,
A
——2_.
Extra
,
B
Increased
,
Canadian
$1.25
•
•
5%
-
Bronze
preferred
Canadian
-Participating
Ltd.
Electric.
General
General
Canadian
Ice
Ltd..
Macaine,
.*
preferred
5%
(quar.)
redeemable pref.
8%
preferred' (quar. I _2
Canadian
2.—
___
Westinghouse, Ltd.
Cannon Mills,
Class
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
—
(quar.")_Z
B
—
(initial)—
Products Corp.
Capitol Records,,Inc., common (uuar.)__Z
$2.60 convertible
pre.erred
(quar.)_2_e__
Carey,
& Kennedy
(qpar.
3%%■ preferred tquar.)—,—
Baxter
Carnation
Co.,
Carolina Telephone
Carriers
Carter
General
&
(J.
W.)
Telegraph
&
Corp.
(quar.)
2
Co
■
2-20
Coca-Cola; Bottling
3-
1
Coeu-Cola
3-15
Coca-Cola
;
Colgate-Palmolive
Collins Radio
Colonial .Finance
3-2tt
-
2
-
——
(quar.)_„_.,
com.
_—
Central
Canada Investments,
(increased
Common
5%
preference
Central
Cold
Centra'
Electric
>'
4.75%
Foundry Co.
Central
of
5%
Georgia
preferred
A
preferred
.+
5%
5%
it-:,'.
3-
(quar.).
3-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
-Central
,
4-
(quar.»__'___l______^
Gas—'V
3-
series
>
series
C.(quar.)
series
D
Central
4%
"
Service
-Central
Maine
preferred
2
6%
Central
—-
$5
preferred
5.44%
3-
$5.50
Central
■
7%
3-lq
4.65%
1
f
4.75%
Central
preferred
Vi>leta
Common
Consolidated
8%
1
L--
3-12
d»
A
8
3-
8
Consumers
Gas
3-
8
Consumers
Power
3-29
-1"
Certain-Teed
Chamberlain
Champion
-$4.50
Chance
Co.
preferred
Vought
Chapman
3%%
.
preferred
Chicago,
$5
Ry.,
preferred
Chicago
Chile
Copper
& Canal
1
3-
1
30c
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
3-22
3-11
&
(quar.)
1
4-12
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
25c
6-
1
4-15
5-17
3- 8
3-15
4-19
$1.04
4-
3-
1
l'/o
1
3-15
Continental
Baking,
3-
3-
8
3-
preferred
$5.50
8
8
4.50%
$3.75
2nd
8
9-
7
7
7
6-
7
25c
(quar.)
-4'A%
Life
4-
1
3-
1
3-
93 %c
4-
1
3-11
1
Inc.
Petroleum
Cosden
„
.'
$1.31%
of
Co.
8
3-
8
"4-„l-.
3-30
Eaton
to
3-29
3-14
Eaton
to
15c
4-
1
3-21
25c
4-
I
3-21
3-18
3-
1
Economic
$4
5-16
5-
1
Economy
$1.25
3-30
3-30
3-15
3
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
3-28
5%
4-15
3-28
E'do
3-29
3-15
El
Corp.
40c
3-30
Corp.'(quar.)__
Zellerbach
Canada,
3-29
4-
1
3-
1
4-1
7c
3-
1
4-
Ltd.
i_
(quar.)
-•
—
N'cw
Crum
&
3-15
•
3-15
3-1
1
13c
V 3-25
3-11
40c
3-29
3-15
3-20
3-
3-29
7%
7%
Co.,
.4-1
3-15
40c
3-29
4- 1
3-11
3-11
4-4
3-30
50c
4-
3-15
1
4-15
$1
■
3-?0
3-2-0
3-
1
4-
5
3-25
3-
4
3-29
3-12
4-1
3-29
25c
3-29
3-15
,'3-28
3-
8
6-27
6-
7
5-' l':
-
RR.
Electro
preferred
prior
$1.60
RR.
Curtis-Wright
Corp.,
9-
6
11-
3
9-26
11-27
-50c
4- 1
3-12
tquar.67'Ac
3-30
3-11
$1
3-27
3-15
Products
Eleccrol,
3-15
Elizabetntown
2
3-20
1
3-15
2
6-14
$1.75
9-27
9-13
6-15
6-
1
Water
Co.
8-31
3-
5
3-20
3-
8
Endicott-Johnson
3-25
3-
1
35c
5-
1
4-
5
75c
4-
1
3-
1
$1
4-
1
3-
1
15c
4-
1
3-
1
Equity
4-
Erie
1
3-
1
7_-c
3-29
3-
8
A
(quar.)
50c
3-29
3-
8
$5
A
(quar.)
50c
6-28
6-
7
$2
non-cumulative "class
non-cumulative class
A
(quar. i_—
50c
9-27
9-
6
A
(quai%)
50c
12-27
12-
6
22'Ac
3-25
3-11
20c
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-15
preferred; (quar.)__
Dana Corp., 3%%
common pfd. A
Davoga Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
preferred
5%
Davidson-Boutell
(quar. i
Co., 6%
.
tquar.)
—
93 %c
conv
pfd.
Malleable Iron^Co.
preferred " (qt'ar.)__
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
8%^ preferred (quar.)—.
(quar.)
4-
4-15
25c
4-
Decca
Decker
iDeere
Records.
Inc.
$1.50
4-
3-15
1
Mfg. Co.
to
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
Delay/are
to
Hudson Co._:
4
4-
1
87'Ac
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
1
3-15
♦
—
Co.,
4-
32'Ac
50c
31'Ac
50c
20c
15c
10c
15c
40c
35c
(T.
Inc.,
preferred
Ex-Cell-O-Corp.
——-—
$1
(quar.)____—
5c
20c
%%
$1.25
$1-25
$1.25
(quar.)__
—.—
+26c
fquar.)
30c
25c
—.
>°
Insurance
Excelsior
Co.
of N.
Foods,
common
10c
Y. iquar.)—
30c
iincreased)
25c
J1
37%c
Special
(quar.)-—
Fan.ily Finance Corp., common (quar.)
4lA% preference A (quar.)
—
5%
preferred B (quar.i
Famous Players Canadian Ltd.
(quar.)—.—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
Farmers
to
Traders
Life
Insurance
Co.
4%
3-11
1
3-12
3-30
preferred
7'Ac
3-i:»
4-
1
3-
5c
4-
1
3-14
Quarterly
Farrel-Birmingham
3-28
3-11
Federal
Lake
1
3-20
3-29
3-15
1
2-23
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
2-23
4-
X
3-15
4-
1
3-HV
Shops
8
3-29
3-
3-29
3-21
4-
3-20
1
^!'"c
f37 -ic
37^2C
"
25c
®3
(quar.)
»—
59c
i*0
3-15
3-29
3
3-21
3-
3-21
2-28
3-29
3-3 S
3-29
3-18
3-18
4-
1
4-
1
3-28
3-30
3-10
4-
1
3-1
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
o
3-15
1
4-
1
3-25
4-
1
3-15
3-
3-31
,
dividend
3
50c
50c
tquar.)
4-
1
35c
^K'2^
(quar.)___
4.16% pfd.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-18
— -—
62'Ae
62 2c
!
(quar.)
H.) Co.,
37'Ac
—
—
—
common
preferred
common
3-29
25c
t'quar.).,
Dejay Stores (reduced)
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.03
S1.12y2
$1.18
(s-a)
preferred
Fairmont
Dayton
(s-a)
—
— —
(quar.)—I
preferred (quar.)—
Stock
3-15
3-29
4-
(quar.)
(Consolidated-
5
3-18
1
Co.
Eversharp,
3-11
$1.06'A
15c
(quar.)
*c
Estabrooks
3-25
4-
preferred
5%
(quar.)_„
Corp.,
participating
RR.
3-11
I'/ic
+37 'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred
$5
5%
525c
(quar.)_._
Extra
$.">
3-25
from
are
preferred (quar.)_:
Equitable Credit Corp.—
class
.common
7
16c
12c
(quar.)__
4%
class
Mills,
3-
:
3-20
non-cumulative
River
7
1
(increased)-
common
9-15
non-cumulative
Dan
1
4-
———
Watch Co.
15C
(quar.)
y
Abrasives Corp.—
10c
Oil
r>
3-
(quar.)
10c
20c
4-
1
preferred (quar.i
—
5%
2nd
preferred (quar.)
Emerson Electric Manufacturing.com. (quar.)
7%
fJ
1
4-
Inc.„
Co.,
3-1^)
3-
50c
60c
5%
$2
Cigar Corp.
Ltd.
Quarterly
Elliott
$2
v$2
S
3-15
5
Z_
Elgin National
4-
common—
3-
3-
(quar.)
above
(quar.)
Refractories to
3-15
7-
(quar.)
3-25
3-21
Quarterly
—
Jl
3-
*T"
Electrical
:
3-
4-
(quar.)
Battery (quar.)
Storage
3-11
(increased)
common
-1
1
5-.. 1
—
40c
5%
$1.25
4-15
Electric
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Fxtra
Fund
Fund
$1
Publishing
prior
$4
Ti
4-
3-19
Electric Bond & Share
—
Curtis
3-
$4.50
(infttal quar.)
Auto-Lite
3-11
(quar.)
3-15
3-28
Gas—
Natural
Paso
New common
1
Quarterly
r.
—
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtis Companies I
Curtis Mfg.; class A
(quar.)
5
3-15
Apartments
Cumberland
3-15
1
—
tquar.)
iquar.)_,
4-15
4-
1
— ___
(quar.)
1
25c
4-
,4-
5-
'
5-
3-30
3-Iu
Stores
Electric
$2
3
4-15
7'Ac
25c
37'Ac
$1.50
Ltd
4-15
3-29
3-15
$1.75
$1.50
(quar.)-—-
Co.,
3-20
$1.75
—
$2
(quar.)
par)
—._*
Trust-,
Investment
3-15
40c
Z
$2
&
shown
1
$1.75-
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)Z^—
preferred (quar.)—_,
7%
$4.72
1
Cuban American gugar, common.,—
,
$4.50
4-
preferred (quar.)——
Forstpr, 8%
3
8
El
Stock
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.12
3-
4-
qi.ar.)f_—
(initial
common
32'Ac
(accum.)
participating preferred
f25c
,4Crucible Steel Co. of Amcricr.—r
3-
I
—__
Corp., class A
Paso Electric Co.
45c
Ltd.-
3-
income.
Baler
Bros.
4'A%
3-15
5-15
4
40c
Balanced
1
50c
10-
(quar.)_
10c
Zellerbach
3-15
3-15
,8e«"l,
to
10-15
12'Ac
12'Ac
$1.12'A
(accum.)
b-
4-
7-15
3
(quar.)—
(quar.).
(Md.)—
3-29
4c
—
Crown
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
v
(quar.)_
com.
Stpel
10c
(quar.)——.
a
5
7-
6-
(quar.)
Howard
Match
3-
3-26
3-
quar.)
A
Corp.
Howard
"
3-30
4
4-
$1.75
J15c
15c
(quar.).:
payments
Edison
4-15
3-25
4
4-15
"
Street Ry.—
Investment
Eddy
50c
Corlt
15
Both
-
l(ic
plus
Natural Gas,
preferred
6%
3-15
tl5c
4
3-
52'/2C
5c
31'Ac
Sugar Associates, $2 pfd. (quar.)%—
Kodak Co...common (quar.)
3-15
—
Crown
3-15~
Eastman
3-15
12'Ac
Crown
3-15
3-30
Eastern
3-22
1
tquar.)_:__—
class A <quar.)„
_
Co.,
B
Class
8
$4
(quar.)—
4
3-
on
this
(interim)
preferred B (accum.)__
Steamship Lines <liquidatingi
10c
(quar.)_,
Ltd.
share
per
Eastern
1
:_
called
$6
1
4-
,
4
33-
Co.—
preferred A
4-
—
Water
issued
(entire
$105
Stainless
87 'Ac
(quar.)___^
Wheat
3-
Crossett
.
'____
(quar.)
Fuel Associates—
to
3-
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-30
3-29
467/sc
50c
51'Ac
517/8C
—
States
87'Ac
—
__1——
2—
Co.,
L.)
Company
Crane
8
,
3-30
—
$7
$4
Chemical
(R.
3-
at
52'Ac
4-l<>
12'Ac
—v
—
preierred
Eastern
Eastern
3-15
3-22
30c
i
x.
Interurban
&
preference
25c
——
Beverage; Corp
Stock dividend
Cowles
3-
1
4-
3-29
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
1st
$1
3-11
'
(Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.12'A
Racing Assn.—
Common (both no par
7-30
62'Ac
i
Z
(quar.)
Cott
4-10
preferred
25c
iqunr.)
common
4-25
4-25
4- 1
Eastern
3-15
1
5
18%c
.
j(quar.)___
Cosmopolitan; Realty
1
8-
25c
preferred )quar.3'_-i2_____r___—
$1
1
3-15
Corp.,
3-15
87'Ac
preferred
Common
1
4-
4-
10c
(quar)+.__.;—.'T__Z____
Corroon to Reynolds
:
3-15
3-
4-
t$1.30
series 1947 '(quar.)_;
preferred
3-'A%
Coro,
3-15
3-25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Eastern Mass.
3-15
'50c
Corning Glass Works,, common (quar.
3»A% -preferred series 1945 (quar.)____
3-15
3-15
10c
Inc.
fl
de Nemours & Co.—
preferred
Gas
4'A%
3-13
$1.12
..
3-15
3-15
1
Tennessee
6%
3-
3-31
(s-a)
;Controls Co. of America' <quai\)-__w
__A__
Cooper-Bessemer Cprp. (increased quar.)_w'_
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, common (quar.)—
$5.25
preferred
(quar.)___—
—
f
3-15
3-30
25c
quar.)_
(increased
1
4-
3-
Inc.—
(quar.)
—
3
5.20%
8
$1.12'A
(Toronto)
East
8
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
lnsurance
4-
25c
Laboratories,
preferred
,
Co.
1st
Eastern
3-15
'
50c
(quar..)Z_______l
preferred
Continental
-
$1.59
$5.
:
3-29
"
Contlnejital Motors
3-
6-
1
$1.37'A
.
-
1
7-
Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Cont.nental Gin Co., common (quar.)
6-
1
1
7-
Continental
12-
1-
7-
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
$1.75
(quar.)
B.)
dividend)
$1.13
<quar'.)_
Can.,
conv.
3-1 '■}
;.
(quar.)
uuar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
j___
to Potash (quar.)
June
.
$1.04
i-_
common
3-21
1
(quar.)
East Sullivan Mines, Ltd.
$1.12rA
(quar.)__
Co." (Chicago)
1
4-
Quarterly
St
Louis
6-
(quar-.
Assurance
4-
25c
East
7
Continental
50c
pref.
common
Co.
Oil
1
3-15
3-15
Sulphur
3-22
1
1
4-2')
3-20
Quarterly
5
5-20
4-
4-
1
preferred
Eason
4-
3-2fl
1
I.)
Duval
4-
60c
4-30
5- 1
$3
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Duraloy
12 _c
4-
4-
(Allen
4.20%
25c
4-25
5- 1
(quar.)
3-21
4-15
4.10%
20c
(quar.)___;
75c
Pacific
1
'
3-22
f25c
fl2'Ac
525c
$1.25
>'
Ltd.
preferred
4%
1
1
$1.12'A
:
<quar.)_,
(quar.)____*
1
5-
(quar.)-_„_
preferred
$1.25
$1.25
Pacific
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
Tool
island
3-22
3-
4-.1
4.
' 87'Ac
1
1
3-2'I
(quar.)______
Co., common
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
4-
3-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
:f
4- 1
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
Duquesne Light
3-
D.W.G.
(nixtr.)
(quar.)
Paul &
$3.50
3-15
1
40c
Co.,
(is.
1
3-2">
4-
30c
4.15%
Toronto
preferred
75c
(NYMquar.)
(extra)
(quar..)
tquarl
Co.
3-30
J40C
3-
(s-a)
International,
Pont
uu
1
Cream
1
(quar.),
Pneumatic
8
—
1
4-30
(quar.)
convertible
Dunhill
4-
Cfestmont Oil
75c
common
Inc.
3-20
4-15
20c
com,non
$4.16
$1.12%
(quar.)____-
Mill & Lumber
Milwaukee, St.
Chicago
4-
6c
(quar.)__
3-2(J
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Mont
5%
York—
New
$4.50
'
'
10c
>
1
J50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.
Co.,
4%
Power
l'/o
Du
1
8
10c
preferred tquar.)
$5 preferred equar.»__.
$5 preferred
1
4-
8
25c
$5
-
1
1
3-
4-
8
.J
Chicago. Burlington & Quincv RR. Co.
Chicago
9-
12-
4-1
$1.13
3-
______
(quar.)
Chesebroueh-Pond's,
Chicago Dock
9-15
"12-15
90c
3-2H
4-
J25c
common.—.
1st preferred
Rockaway RR.
corp.
Corp.,
Duke
•
3-
7
to
1
25c
25c
3-30
t25c
f$1.12'A
Ltd.,
Coal, Ltd.
Paper
Chemical
Draper
+50c
(reduced)
25c
tlV'Ac
Chemical
Corp., 5%
Dravo
;
to
to
Dover
653BC
of
Co.,
Tar
3-20
$1.12'A
3-
10c
tquar.)
Ohio
3-11
,.
8
10 %
(stock div.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Dover
(quar.)_
3-
-
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4Mi% preferred (quar.)
&
1
3-30
1
V
3-
39c
(quar.)__
Glass
Steel
Dow
Fibra-r-
Mfg.
3-15
6-
3-
4-10
,
(quar.)
Foundries to Steel, Ltd.—
Dominion
3-20
6-15
1
3-25
quar.)
common
Corset,
Donnacona
(quar.)_
-
Products,
Dominion
1
(quar.)+
1
$1.18
Income)
Charleston
Transit
iquar.)_,
Chemical Corn Exchange Eank
Chesapeake
income
i50c
(initial
Mines, Ltd.
Dominion
4-
3-
50c
.Common
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
■
tquar.)—*s.—__,
4-1
tquar.)
Aircraft
Valve
3-29
preferred
preferied
4-
America
of
&
Paper
Dominion
3-22
preferred
$4.52
87'Ac'
tquar.)
Corp.
Products
-
6-21
"
►
►
v
.
3-22
1
*-15
preferred
Doeskin
$4.16
-
3-22
-3-30
35c
$2
.
Co.
Crain
$1.30
class A
investment
<quar.)
1
5-
Craig Systems, Inc.—
—_
Trusb—
from
Pasco
5-
Products
.Consolidated Rock
3-
,
4-18
$1.16
Sugar_—
Shares
(Quarterly
Cerro
50c
$1.16
Paper
3-20
preferred (quar.)
-Century
Dominion
Co. - (quar.) ____'
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
3-12
5- 1
4- 5
$1.04
_:
6
preferred (quar.
3-18
$1.37Mr'
(quar.)
(quar.)
%
5 %
Service—
Acceptance Corp.,
Century
3-
$5
3-15-
3-15
4-
,
(quar.)
3-29
31'Ac
preferred (quar.
Consolidated Foods Corp.,. common
3-18
.
25c
(quar.)
preferred
25c
$1.56
-i
$1.25
Co.' of
3-30
—'
Public
Dome
$3.50
Edison
Consolidated
3-11
3-22
,
$1.50
(quar.)_._
preferred
1
preferred (s-a
3-12
C2'Ac
*(quar.i_.v_—
preferred
3-
quar.)
3-1 f
—
^quar.)
Vermont
'.+4.15%
(increased
Common
7
3-15
4-
.
$1.15
(qvar.)
preferred
3-25
3-30
$1.37'A
3-25
62'Ac
5%
4-10
3
3-
3-29
4'Ac
4
.
.
Cup Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
L
Dixon Crucible Co. (quar.)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
«
70c
3-25
2oc
Fund, Inc.—
investment income)__
net
Dixie
40c
com.'(quar.)
.Consolidated Dry Goods-^-,'
3-18
(quar,).
common
4-
(Quarterly from
4-
(quar.)
3-15
3-30
$1.18%
(quar.)__Z'_
preferred
3-1H
Corp_ (quar.)
Diversified Growcn Stock
3-15
—
3-15
•
$2.50
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
3-11
1
(quar.")
Corp.
3-30
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Telephone,
Cigar Corp.,
$1.15
preferred
preferred
4-15
8
3-29
1
"4- 1
'
*
preferred
4.75%
65c
.
;
convertible
4.6%
1
3-15
—
'$5 preierred <quar.)
Consolidated Coppermines
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
20c '
s~~
(quar.)
3-1
(Toronto)—
preferred
40c
Consolidated
'
3-11
1
4-
t.
37'Ac
_________
(quar.)
preferred
lnc,',
lnc
$1
common
4.60%
3-20
Stores
5-15
—
Light »Si Power
Cement
Corp.
3.50 %
f 25c
"3-29
_____________
$1.16
(quar.)_____
Power,
Diana
4-30
(qu«r.)
3-m
3-29
25c
3-15
1
piu.
50c
(quar.i
3-1*1
31'Ac
$1
3-2»>
3-lf>
3-11
lie
3-
3-21
3-20
3-29
25c
,
3-22
3-29
3-
3-11
ioo
:
3-29
3-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
n
5c
25c
$1.50
(quar.)_
pfd.
Raynolds,- class
(quar.)
common
Bridge
6%
3-26
3-30
$1.25
Foundry- (quar.).
B
30c
Electric
Life" Association
$1.06%
$1.23
—
(quar.)_____
Gas
4-
gains
Consolidated
Co.-—
(quar.)__.—I—
Securities
Indiana
5-
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)_____
Conrac,
2-28
9-20
12-20
;
$1.12'A
,
(quar.)_l
(quar.i..^—
preference
Central
,
v
<quar.)„^_—
nref?rred
Illinois
$1.50
$1.20
(quar.)
com.
1
&
tquar.)
Devonian Gas & Oil (stock dividend1%+vDiamond T. Motor Car (veduceai25c
Co.
2-28
3-20
3-20
6-20
$1.18%
l
preferred
4.92%
Central
_J
(qyar.i_I
<quar.)__
Public
Illinois
preferred
4.25%
.
Co.,
capital
3-15
3-30
3 30>
3-20
.
(quar.|__.—-$1.02'A
preferred
preferred
Connohio.
3-12
>
4- 1
- 7-2
3-20
i
40c
—$1.02'A
preferred
Illinois Light
Connecticut
3-12
.
4.80%. pr-eferred
4-64%r- preferred
4-
3-12
3-11
4.75%
4.50%
Gray.Iron
50c
(quar.)
Brass
International
f50c
3-12
3-11
(quar.)
Central
Co.,
Quarterly __1
'"Quarterly
6
4-1
series A
,
Detroit
Detroit Steel Corp.,
11c
Machinery—' ^
preferred -(quar.)—
Confederation
?
3-13
-
3-2(>
Detroit
Corpt (quar.)__r
Loan
ft
3-l.cV
4-15
3-14
!___
(quar.)J
Edison
pre lei red
5%
,4-1
4-^1
preferred
B
Ohio
Co.
from
12-
3-29
3-15
Compo Shoe
•
(quar.)„
1
4%
$1.12'A
$1.18%
;—
4.10%
.
•V
3
3c
and
12-15
3-14
Class
RR.—-
JOc
1
Devoe
Western
50c
1
4.-
3-l?>
62'Ac
4-
3-
3-29
(quar.)_
4-
3-29
25c
(s-a)
to'
Co.
3-30
7'Ac
prefeiTed 4quai\)v-----.-_.—
Commonwe *+h
$3.50
Edison
1
a
3-14
n
Aluminum
3-14
8
3-
3-20
5
$2.50
3-
3-
3-3J
25c
3-
Detroit
3-21
3-30
$1.25
{
6-
Detroit
1
$1.05
a
3-13
3-11
3-20
H
6-15
3-18
3-30
3-
62'Ac
3-18
4-
3-30
62'Ac
i
50c
fi
$1.14
(s-a)
1st
1
87'Ac
(quar.)
33-
1st. preferred
$3.50
to
n
3-30
3-30
Corp.—
$7.40
1
(quar.)__
Commonwealth Water Co., 5'A 'k
,
4.10%
,
Credit
to
3-
3-30
$1.07
preferred
Tramway
4-
25c
quar.)"_____
common
3-29
4-1
3-25'
-
..
-
Electric&
Illinois
Common
»
.,r
tquar.)——
4.75%
•
3
3-25
$1
income)-
net
Holders
Payable of Rec.
S2'2c
•
'
(quar.)
4-
$1*.
Liternftjioiiar v-ioi'i/.;
Commonwealth- Investment Co.—
.;.
Quarterly-of 8c front investment
8
4-
$1.08%
4.35%
.
8
3-
(From
$2.50
50c
pfd.' (quar.)__
4%
(quar.)___.
Rio Grande
to
Denver
3-15
6834C
3-15
*
$1.25
$1.25
—,—
4.50%.
,
,
5
3-11
Comrfvonwcaltii
8
3-
1
30c
3-29
$1.25
$1.25
_2
Electric—
&
4.64%
4-
Light,
Chicago Trucking -tquar.)___
3-29
(quar.).
1
.+
62'Ac
,—
Jquar.)
Central Hudson Gas
'
Denver
62'Ac
Corp.
Southern
Commonwealth
.
3-20
3-21
Columbia Gas
1
2
&
preierred
Electric
$100
preferred^ (quar.)_^_Z_J___;_I__________ v
System (quar.)
1.
5%
_
4-
$1.12 Va
(quaf.)_Aj
Commercial Solvents
.
1
5%
Delia
$1.75
3'A%- pfd.
Gas,
4-10",.
3-
Continental
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
3-12
3-20
DOc
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conv+ pin.
B
Commercial
$1.25
B
preierred
5%%
2-28
$0.59375
15c
—
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(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4quar.)_,
$4.52
(quar.)—,—
Ry. Co.—
preferred
1
4.20%
1
3-30
3-31
He
&
4-
50c
B
preferred
5%
-
3-20
i.
Colorado.Interstate
Co—
preferred (quar.)l__l
preferred
({;uar.)__
$2.50
Central
4-
$4.50
(quar.)_-„!___
Gas
&
(quar.)
60c
5% preferred A (quar;)
f.
Columbus
'
,—i:25c
—^
i$2.50
(s-ai
Storage
Monthly
•
28,
Ltd—
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preferred
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Colorado Fuel & Iron," common- tquar.)
>
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Corp.
4-15
$1.75
25c
4.56%
,
(quar.)_!_______!
Power (nionthly)_
2-28
$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)
l'/o preferred (quar.)__2—
Central Aguirre Sugar
(quar.K
3-22
common__._
Co.,
Pictures
"
4'A%
3-29
Power
SI
Co'.
Columbia
3-29
4- 1
4- 1
3-26
4- 1
4- 1
4-15
Celanese.Corp. of America,
2T
2-23
3-30
(quar.)_____.
(quar.)
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Co.,a4%
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Colorado
.
2-23
2
50c
preierred
tquar.)
preferied
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International
3-15
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$0.9858
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3-15
Carthage Mills, Inc. <quai2)„__l
Case (J. I.) Co., 6'A'A
preierred...(inicial)__
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3-15
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3.70%
3-13
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3-15
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(quar.)__2
3-15
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Peabody .& Co.,
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3-12
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3-20
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4- 2
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25c
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3^31
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4- 1
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3-29
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4-15
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(quar.)
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5'A
43%c
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3-27
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3-8
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■
3-
—
Worsted
Climax Molybdenum Co.
4
4-.10
—______
Extra
preferred
Cleveland
4-
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-30
4-15
4-15
+
4-
62'Ac
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
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5- 1
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Canadian
;
8
4- 1
(quar.)—.—l_
(quar.)—2—
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preierred
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Canadian Coll Resources pfd. (s-a)
Canadian
3-
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preferred
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3- .8
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Share
3-20
$1.12
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(quar.)
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Name of Company
1
(quar.)__
common
Co., 5V'2%. pfd.
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
5- 1
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(quar.)—.
com.
<quar.)__
Canners
Canadian Celanese,
$1.75
Ltd.,
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131 V+c
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pfd.
Oil & Refining, (stock dividend)
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar:)
4-1- V
V
4- 1 1
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f$l.lG
of Rec.
4-
Clark
4-
50c
(quar.)
coin,
<quar.)222
Co.,
4
.
"B"
Holdert
City Products Corp.- (quari
1
4-1
2
Co.,
4-3 J
±
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pftl
4.46%
Ltd.,
prei.
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When
Payable
$1.75
tquar.)_
Telephone
3-15
.
Lines ,(s-a)
Breweries
conv.
Canadian
i
2—,
Ltd.,
SteamsniD
suburoan
3-15
1
4-
.
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4-15
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4- 1
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Class
8
.
J$1.06%
f$1.15 ;
(s-a)_:—___
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3-
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3-20
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
;
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Ginger
Diy
1
$4.50
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2oc
S4.25
preferred .-(quar.i—1__
—
$1.06'/*
Canada Flooring, Ltd., class.B (quar.)—
+25e
Canada iron Foundries, Ltti., com. (quar.137M»c
Canada
Cincinnati. &
3-30
4-30
4-26
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pfd. (quar.)—__
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8
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20c
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8
3-
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to
% preferred
Canada
3-
1
4-
$2.50
Campbell Soup Co. tquar..i__
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37'Ac
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5
1
4-
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63c
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Securities,
City Investing
(quar.)
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Calumet & Hecla, Inc., common tquar.)
Camden
3-15
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preferred
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Per
Share
Name of Company
4-15
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preferred■ (quar.)——I- +$1.12'A
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i$1.25
•
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10
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6-
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5-10
9-
1
8-
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12-
1
11-
8
4-15
3-15
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
3-26
3-12
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
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3-12
3-12
2-21
3-13
3-15
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3-11
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3-15
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3-28
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3-29
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Share
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Federal Insurance Co.
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Paper Products,
preferred iquar.).
4%
com
Fifth
Avenue
Coach
Finance
Co.
ox
Pennsylvania
$2.25
preferred
National
A
'
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City
National
&
Stores
N.
Stock
dividend
Y.
B
(stock
Flagg-Utica
7
3-
8
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4%
on
class
Class
$4.20
Grand
4-
1
3-15
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3-15
Grant
4-12
5-
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4-12
3-29
3-20
3%'«
preferred
Gray Drug Stores
Corp.
iquar.)
4%
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6-30
3-15
1:
4-10
4-10
3-11
4-
3-15
1
32c
3-26
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4-
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3-
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$1.18%
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7%
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3-
3-29
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3-13
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4-
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4-
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3-20
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3-
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4-
5-
1
8-15
8-
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3-15
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11-15
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11-
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3-15
3-15
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3-30
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i
45c
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3-29
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3-21
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$1.25
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4-1
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3-27
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3-18
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3-15
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3-29
4-30
4-13
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12-30
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3-20
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93 %c
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300
3-31
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3-29
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3-29
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$1
(quar.)
preferred
95c
*.
1
6-
1
5-13
-
5-15
5-15
$1.08%
6-
1
5-15
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6-
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preferred
preferred
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
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$5
3-
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1
3-
$1.08
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52)
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3-30
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—
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3-15
3-15
3-29
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3-15
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3-29
3-29
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$1.20
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4.20%" preferred
4:35%
preferred
*
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5
3-20
•
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preferred
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)—
5
7-15
-
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7-15
7%
Custodtan
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$1.46
5
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50c
$1.25
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iquar.
Kaiser
J
3-19
3-29
1
$1.25
S1.25
$1.37%
preferred
Kansas
$1.37 Va
v
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(quar.)
Jones & laughlin Steel, common
;
5%
preferred A (quar.)_^
3-12
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3-12
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3-29
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dividend
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(quar.)
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3%%
5-17
3-29
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3-15
3-15
4-
4-
(quar.)—
1
preferred (quar.)___.
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Jan.es Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.) Corp.—
5%
1st preferred
(quar.)_—_.—
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40c
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preferred
3-30
.
2-28
3-15
1
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tquar.)1—-
preferred
$5.50
4-15
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2-28
3-29
4-
68c
—
$4.80
6-10
,■"
3-14
3-14
3-29
5%
(quar.)
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1
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4
3-28
3-28
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3-15
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3-15
4-15
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preferred
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3-30
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4
520c
*
———
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3-30
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4-15
•
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4-15
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1
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$1
i—
3-12
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30c
,
1
1
3-14
575c
&
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Jefferson
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5-
3-
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4-1
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—
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convertible
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;
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5
22c
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preferred
3-15
;
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3-20
540c
4.35%
3-15
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preferred
(quar.) *
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4-
560c
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5-
3-30
J'
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3-29
.
1
•
3-12
and
quar.;
(s-a)—;
preferred
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2
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3-15
4-
—-—-
dividend
4-
4
:
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income
—
4-
1—
1
20c
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55c
2-28
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4-
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3-20
$1.12'/a
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4-
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3-18
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6-15
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1
30c
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5
4-
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4.30%
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3-18
3-28
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5%
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3-29
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7%
4.80% ' preferred
4-25
3-20
5-
23c
—
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-Iowa
"4-16
,
5-15
145c
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of" America—•:
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3-18
3-25
■$45c
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investors
3-12
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: 3-12
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3-18
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6% convertible preferred iquar.)_.
Investment Trust
of
Boston
Certificates—
•
53% c
iquar.)_^——
(quar.)
5-%
1
3-18
$1
at $33
—
;
4-
75c ;v
cents
investment
...
93 %c
common
pari
5%
.♦
3-11'"
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3-18
-
15
8
3-20
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4n—
preferred iquar.)
Huron Ar.Erie Mortgage ^increased)—_'_
3_1H
1
$1.50-
—;
from net) investment
cents
(6
•
3-20
,
•4-
—
iquar.)
Silver,
PmR er' Co.
Investment
3-20
3-31
Class B common (quar.)
50c
Moving Corp. (qUar.
—4_20c
Hubbell (Harvey), Inc. iquar.)
60c
Hubshman Factors,-class A |quarj_a4—_4—
12%c
Class B iquar.)
L $0,006%
,
Class A iquar.);
12 Vac
Class B iquar.)
_1
$0,006%
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., -.Class Al
1;
i2oc
Class B
*
—44
f 10c
Corp.,-5%
3-15
2-18
'
Co.
prctbrreet
(quar.)4_—
(quar.i
Inc.,
3-20
*
(entire
April 1
on
IhtArstatO Securities
f'.t 3*15
1
40c
(quar.)——
Foods
3-15
50c
iquar.)
3-27
4-
3-
1
4-
3-31
50c
•_—-—
(quar.),
,'Hupp
3_15
2c
4.36%
i——_—-—
common
preferred
*
3-30
65c 1
•••
—
—
Engineering
Interstate
(quar.)i...^—•-
com.
common
.Hunt
3.15
4-12
«$1
+
43 %c
———:——
common
6.40%
3-15
*•
—
'
*
3-29
3-30
Palc'eriex, common (quar.)—_—
$4.80 preferred (quar.)—i
•
15
3-31
v—
j
3-15
4-15
.
Ltd.—
Ltd.
3-18
3-22
t$l
preferred
(quar.).
Co...—'——_
Interstate
3.
3-15
V2
•
-
1
4"
—
j
$1.23
•
(quar.)—
i"*i? Geld Seal I>airF Products
<k»rp., class A__
Glass B (quar.)
.
3-18
3-21
$1.15
.
■*
3_] j
1
Canada
1
4-15
4-23
•
40c
•
.
3-15
-
_—.—
(Okla.)
common
Class A
3-14
4-
4-
45c
(quar.)
Class A
3_j4
$1.18%
—3rZ
3-29,
3-15
$1
—
3_j4
$1.12 Mt
•
45c
Natural
3-18
3-29
'
3-15
4-
50c
70c
—
*"3-20
$1.25
(quar.)
Class B
4-
$1.06'4.
_x___
25c
1
3-30
*
3-15
4-
35c
-
Interstate
•
; 3-20
25c
5(4% preferred (quar.Ji
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold
Storage
8
4-
1
3-29
.-un¬
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)——
5(4% conv. pfd. iquar.)
'1—_1_;
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
8
4-
50c
4-
,
.
3-29
35c
-(quar.)
^
1
1
(accum.)
Houston
3-15
3-31
59 %c
~
Y.)
"4-
f $1.37
5%
(quar.).
Shoe
1
3-
dividend). "-Convert-
InternatknialTextbook
914/4C r-is
'
-r
Co.
preferred
Gas,
of
Co..
3-20
30c
iquar. )_^—
Insurance
($25
1
3-13
4-15
50c
Ltd
1
50c
i.—„
preferred
Salt
'
;
»
preferred
5%
this
Power,
4-
20c
Lighting & Power (increased
9
3-15
1
4-
15c
—___—_
Chemical—
ible to Apr!) 1____—
International
International
>
(quar.)
(quar.).i.———.—1
4.40 % * preferred (quar.)_
3-15
share plus
per
.
International
3fc»/4C
—n_
t2.25 preferred (quar.)
Household Finance Corp.,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
1
3-25
(quar.)__
preferred
5
;i2VaC
;
3-15
1
6-
——
for redemption
3-15
50c
(quar.)—.
Life
4-
1
iquar.)____—
Petroleum,
convertible-
caljed
4-
50c
s-a)
Co.
A:
4(4%
4-
$1.40
1
.
45c
Horner
3-15
International
'
5
3-15
3-15
7-
30c
—.3—j
4-
i'
35c
prior pfd.
3-15
3-15
1
—
3-15
50c
(quar.)
common_.ii
3-
1
4-
from
10c
—
3-15
43 %c
1
1
9-21
1
securities
Telegraph Co. (quar.)—
International Paper Co., common (quar.)$4 preferred (quar.)
|J
3-15
3-29
50c
________—_\
(quar.).i—_—
4(4% preferred A
(quar.-)
1
Industries,
6-21
3
$3
—1.
<
Co.
$1.25
"
Co.-
class
3
4-
(quar.)——_
40c
Products, inc.
Iquar.—
W.i,
preferred
t,15c
(quar.)___^___
:
(F.
(111.)
&
4-19
-
-
(quar.)
4-
4-
1
3-29
/
"'3-29
Electronics
7-
10-
—
International
_____________
Home State
55c
(N.
4-
10c
2Va%
(quar.)
(Edward(
Minerals
Quarterly
3-19
—.—
00
1
4%
3-15
1
25c
1
27 V2c
(quar.)
eGoebel Brewing,
60c, pref erred
r >
4%% preferred (quar. u
1
4-
'37 Vac
—
3-21
Fund—\
(quar.)
International Nickel
4-10
4-
(quar.)____l—_—4
1
55c
common
4-30
50c
3
4-
1
1
50c
•
j'-_
Holland-Furnace (quar.)__—
Ilollingcr Consolidated Gord Mines
4-
8
3-15
*5-, 3
2-20
Quarterly
Hoffman
v
3-
1
5-15
62 Vac
-J
iquar.)i,l__'
3
12(ac
+
International Ocean
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd.
(quar.)
-
>
1
4-
4-
3-25
4-
cn
3-26
Common
8
8
Houston
___
common
60c
20c
*$1.25
4-
20c
A
______
Harvester
International
3-
3-20
.
4-16
5-
3-12
$1.50
Cement1. Corp.
Common
2-28
3-20
1
3-22
60c
7
3-19
4-
15c
Hilo Electric Light Ca.,
common 1
.'
19
3-29
3-12
12%c
Hightstown Rug. Co.,
4
Holdings, Ltd, (final)-.;
Milling Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)_
Intemation'sl
35c
P
3-30
4-
3-
%
'•
from
in-
16c from
Steamship Co._
1
—_________
Co.
4
3-29
$1
securities
International
1
4-
—
Powder
4
3-
20c
Iron
+25c
_____
Hershey Chocolate,
Hcrshey • Creamery
Hevi-Outy "Electric
Hibbard, Spencer,
8
3-
3-29
(s-a)—__
(14c
Fund
Exchange Bldg.
Corp—:
Interl&ke
luterlake
______
preferred
717
4
3-29
—
profits and
investment Income) ——:
'
3-18
30c
E.) & Co., com. iquar.)
(quar.)
4
preferred (quar.)
(Geo. W.) Co., common (quar.)_—__
Hercules
3-20
•
33-
•
1
7
S'
•
Bank
3-11
3-
J56(4C
i$l
class
preferred
__7_.
from
(5c
8
Co., 3.65% -prelerred
preferred
6%
Institutional 'Income
Ltd.
preferred
Helme
3-11
1
3-29
'
Rubinstein, Inc.
Hercules
1
4-
20c
Ltd.,
vestment income and
profits)
3-15
1
F.i :C0.t <common_4—ii--—4;
J.)
4-
+35c
common
(quar.)—
Co.,
Institutional
.
8-19
3-
.
(quar.)
Co.
9-
4-
(quar.)
Corp.
3-18
$72 %c
Consolidated Copper_
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
%
5-20'
6-10
3-
Co
3-18
1
Inspiration
1
4-1
Y.)
1
4-
$1.06,4
L
4-
'
3-
4-
(Walter
•4%
dividend
Glidden' Company,
3-
3-30
52c
.Giant Portland Cement
Co.
Giant YcMowknife Gold
"i.
V2C
35c
(quar.)
Mines. Ltd. Ts-a )_
Giddings i Lewis Machine Tools
(quar)
Gielow (J. J.) & Sous
~
•
(H.
Hoiidaille
-
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
'
Mining Co. (quar.).„_
4(4%
3-25
3-15
31 %c
iquar.
(quar.)_
•Glens Falls Insurance
4-15
1
4-15
$1.16
—-—
62V2C
(quar.)
preferred
5-
$1.06%.
(N.
25c
Wisconsin—
(quar.)—
Corp.„
•*
:
3-15
5-10
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4?4% preferred (quar.)-i—-.-r—
Stock
2-28
$1.12 Va
Extra
pref.
Georgia Power Co„
44.92
preferred
"
3-29
4-24
the Southwest—
Corp.,
3-18
$1.12 V2
(quar.),
'
Hoover Co.,
;
preferred
Genimg's, Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
..
8
of
$5 pref. (quar.)_
Genuine Parts (Increased
•
6
»
8
ilOc
(quar.
—
of
3-25
—___u—______
59 %c
(quar.)
4^j%
r
Helena
Heller
15c
(quar.)
4(4%
•,
8
3-
50c
.
Time Corp.
(quar.i
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
1
Heinz
3-
3-
50c
General
'
3-15
1
3-
21c
—
preferred
4.40% preferred
4.75%- preferred
'
1
4-
Michigan—
preferred
General Telephone
4%%
4-
45c
(ouar.),
Telephone Co.
(C.
4-1
25c
vT_.
(quar.):
Co.
Hecla
Hein-Werner
$1.25
(Ohio), $1.25 pfd,
Telephone
5*/2%
General
*
8
3-15
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
4-15
$1.25
Gas Co., com.
iquar.)—t
preferred
iquar.)———L~—-5 80%
preferred
iquar.)
1
Indiana—-
(quar.)
8
8'4
California—
of
3-
4%
Refractories—
preferred
4-
93 %c
(euar.):
lephone Co.
3-20
,
2
$1
—_______________—__
Tool
Si
I
4-
3-18
1
$1.05
:
Common
Ingersoll Machine
3"
4-
t$1.12Va
Common
8
IlaTrtford
'
-
General
'
3-
1
t$1.25
of
3-
3-15
_______—
(quar,
Winkle Munning
3-15
1
7c
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
General Telephone
$1.40
preferred
*
-
preferred
T
1
4-
"$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
Shoe
3-29
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Wares.
Telephone
8
1
;3-20
4-15
$1.15
(quar.).'
"
5preferred 1 s-a)
(N. Y.) (quar.)„_^
Hercules Gallon
4
Castings
$2.50 preferred
General
.4-
5
50c
5% preferred (initial qupr.)_;
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
-
3-18
50c
.
(quar.)
Ltd ,
common
-
•
Harrls-Scybold
(quar.)___
Harsco Corp. (quur.)—
4i15
15c
(interim).
'
$2.37(a
4-
1
25c
(quar.)
<Minn.)__
Securities
8
$1.25
Carpets, -Ltd._—_T__——
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred 2nd issue (quar.)__—4.—_
1
25c
(quar.)
Refractories
3-
preferred
preferred (initial)
Industrial Development Corp.,
,
6%
3-15
1
2%
_
General "Portland Cement
(quar.)
General Railway
Signal (quar.)
General Really &
Utilities (mmr.)
General
3-
-
Ltd.—
5%
5%
(quar.)
Insurance
Ilaribson-Walker
1
4-26
$1.25
___
General
3-
5-
$1
tiiv.)__
(quar.)_________
preferred
Corp.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)-_
General
1
4-
50c
Motors
$5 preferred
1
3-
-
■31 'aC
5 Va %
Insurance
dividend
Hathaway
.
dep. receipts ord.
General
4-
4-1
31 %c
Industries, 5% preferred (quar.)
•GeneraFInvestors Trn6t (Bosto>)_
General
Stock
3-15
3-30
4c
i
par)
(quar.)____
(quar.)_„
Oil
Electric,
Araer.
1
$2
General
■;
3-
15C
(quar.t—
Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
Electric .Co. (quar.)____
..General
.
4-
80c
—
*7'/2C
com.
($10
5%
4-1
15C
(quar.)_
__
($100
8
3-22
Harding
."
Cot p.,
preferred
General Crude
Fire
1
$1.12 »/2
Corp.—•
preferred (quar.)__
Cable Corp.,
common-i
preferred (quur.)__
5%
Hanover
Supnly
General Contract
Oil.
Bank
1
3-
Texas—
convertible
4%
3-28
1
General
r.
$4.50
3-
1
..
Paper
preferred
4-
____
Builders
3-15
1
3-
—
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
4-
General
'
Hammermill
6
m.37
*
5%
1
4-10
1
3-20
$1.25
4'/2%
4-
1
4-
5%
4-
3-20
Printing Co. (quar.)————
Well Cementing Co.
(quar.)
Cotton
i$1.25
—
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.
Hancock
Baking Co., common (quar.)
i
$8 preferred iquar.)
'General Bex Co. (quar.).———_—_
General
3-
F.)
Hanover
71c
(quar.)—
Transportation
General
3-25
(W.
414%
4Va%
dividend)
convertible preferred
General American
3-18
4-
3-11
Industrial
}20c
3-31
50c
of
6%
3-28
preferred B iquar.) ____—JJ
preferred A (quar.)—
1
Acceptance Ltd., com (quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.i
Oil
1
In¬
._.
Co.
4-16
(quar.)
Hall
Halliburton
Investors Co., com. (quar.)
Oil
A
3-19
28 Vic
.
Investment
Power
American
4-16
1
10%
(quar.L.
common
25c
preferred- (quar.)
General
-
Ltd.,
Brass,
Class
Co., common
preferred (quar.)—-.
5M>Vc
preferred iquar.)
$4.50
1
5-
&.Industries—
3-31
fiscal
American
5-
12 '/2C
$4.50
40c
__
5%
General
8
international
—
Gatlneau
8
3-
12VsC
Gulf States
year-end of 62c from
realized gains.
The 62c payment is pay¬
able in cash or stock
r
8
3-
4-
3-11
1
15c
3-
•V
1
4-20
$1.20
2
15c
44-
—
4-
50c
(quar.)___.v__2—
4-23
...
3-11
$1.14
3-15
—
Land
1
2-28
12 (2 C
1
$1.25
._%■
prior preferred ' <quar.)_______
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastirie of Canada,
Quarterly
—i—
2-18
4-
SI. 03 "a
2
60c
3-15
$1
from
9c
V
3-
'
3-29
common
2
"0 •";•
3-29
8
12(2%
(quar.)^______^.—.—
Corp.,
25c
_
5-
1
2-28
(qxiar. )——^——
preferred
preferred
4-
Guif, Mobile & Ohio RR.
3--15
2-28
3-29
SI.03
$1.75
3-29
Packing
(quar.)—
Oarrett Corp. (quar.)—.
•Gas .Industries Fund, Inc.—
of
Insurance
3-29
—.
4-
iquar.)-
dividend
3-29
3%
&
(quar,)
50c'
(quar.)
512V2C
—
4-
common
3-15
Britain
4-
75c
Gas,
1
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)_^_
4.60%,
preferred iquar )_.
4%/ preferred (quar.——_
4.20%
preferred (quar.)__—I
Indianapolis Water Co.
%
t<.'
t5c
Y.)
4-
+15c
30c
»%.«->*
(N.
3-15
(interim)
com.
Great
1
3-
1
——._
of
3-15
1
3-29
4-
35c
30c
2%
___
a
3-18
(quarterly from
preferred (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred. (quar.)_
quarterly
plus
1
(quar.)—__
Co.
4-
J30c
——
30c
25c
convertible
come
Trust
550c
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Bond & Share
1
*
2%c
Garfinckel &t
A
4-
Ltd
(quar.)
Interrtate
......
4%%
t$l
.)
Gulf
5-15
%
4.56%
2-21
I
,
investm >nt income)
Funsten (R. E.i Co.—
Garlock
3-
3-18
$5 preferred (quar.) ——
$5 preferred (quar.)__
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%> preferred (quar.)—
net
4V2%
3-30
75c
20c
3-29
,
iquar.)
$31 %c
'
.
I
._
3-15
(quar.)
3-30
29
10c
___
3-29
•
3-11
75c
__
4 Va
6
3-
3-15
3-15
'
ordinary (final)—:
Michigan Electric—
preferred
'
(quar.)_______
Co,
Corp.
4
10c
Co.
preferred
4-20
7 V2c
Investors, Inc.
5%
Griesedieck
Grinnell
1:30c
______
Fruehauf Trailer,
(stock dividend)
Fuller Brush, class A (quar.)-
3-15
Die
preferred
1.25c
Extra
3-29
&
1
3-30
3-30
—35c
(quar.)__"_
(Canada)
Co.
3-11
Canada—
(s-a)
Tobacco
4.12%
3-15
50c
(quar.)__.^
3-20
(quar.)_:_..*^_-__—
Wire Co.,
4-
3-15
,
tntac
—
Ireland,
3-15
25c
3-22
25c
Quarterly
(quar. >__„
Co,
Tap
iB)
4%%
10c
(George A.)
&
Tobacco
Imperial
1
8
Quarterly
Fundamental
L.)
$1
1
4-
3-29
+62(20
...
preference
'4-15
_'
8
3-
—
Class AA
(H.
Color
«fc
3-30
S2
—
A—
Final
6%
+40c
preferred (quar.>^__„~„_2_j_._'___,;__,
Greening
1
1
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Company, 6% preferred (quar.)
Corp.
4-
class
30c
•
——,—
Gr^enlield
4-
Fraser
Frigikar
7
Imperial
J30c
_
______—.
■
3-20
3-39
4-
Fostoria
(quar.),
3-
;
_
6
22'/a
50c
Realty
1
Great Western Financial Corp. (quar.)_—,
Great Western Sugar, common <quar,)___.
5
(quar.)
<L.)
7
4-
Ltd.,
iqvar.)_
Indiana Telephone
VV•*: Quarterly
3-11
3-
Mineral Co.-Forbes & Wallace, $3 class A
(quar.)
Foremost
Dairies
(quar.).___
Friedman
3-
35c
preference iquar.)'__v__:i-^——
Great Northern Rv. (quar.)—_—
;
Great West Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)-
*
6-10
4-
3-20
,
6
1
Great Lakes'Power Corp., Ltd.—
25c
(quar.)
3-12
3-
4-
Indiana
3-11
5
$1.05
Pressed Steel (quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.
3-25
Imperial Paper
Special
57l'2C
3-11
4-
45c
Foote
11-25
3-27
RR.
preferred
4-15
50c
"
—
Y.)-—
3-28
62'/a
(quar.)
12-16
:__
Co. (quar.)—
Co. (quar.)—_—
Imperial Life Assurance "Co."' of
Quarterly ;
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)——
8-24
10c
•
3-28
"4 %
(quar.).
9-16
$2.50
Payable of Rec.
pfd:*<quar.f__*T*57%c
(quar.)
Telephone
Imptrial Investment,
2-28
93 %c
(N.
Co.
Bell
Central
5-25
30c
______—
Co.
_•..-
3-25
6-15
,
75c
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.).
$1.20 preferred B (quar.)_—____—:
1..
1
Machinery 6t Chemical Corp.—
Common
iquar.) ^—;
Insurance
_•_
Cemeat
Illinois
Holdert
When
Snare
Breaker, 4.30%
•
iquar.)_^___—
5-
12 V2c
_
Ideal
8
J25c
50c
—.
common
American
Circuit
4-10
35c
——_—
Rapids Varnish (quar.)__^i„,___—
City 8teel (quaiv)2_—.—: -—_——
(W. T.) Co., common (quar.)
Quart- rly
3-
4-30
+25C
50c
,
preferred
3-12
2%
dividend)
Corp
Telephone
Food Fair Stores,
Fuller
(quar.)_—
3-12
3-22
1
Power
Florida
Frick
A
3-22
3-30
,
(quar.)
70c
.—
8
?25c
Ltd., class A
Co.,
(quar.
1
B
4
0-
1S1
—
1st
and
com.
3-
I-T-E
•
Illinois
—
A
4-
quar.i.
!•__—_—1
1
3-30
Per
Name of Company
3-15
•
150c
(quar.)
preference
Gioat
5% prior pfd.
iquar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
Florida Power & Light Co., com.
(quar.)
Florida Public Utilities, common..
4%%
preferred (quar.).
:
Florida
,
3-
3-20
Common
(Pa.)—
_—
Class
;
3-25
8
5-
tquar.i
4-
a5c
r
Government Employees Insurance Co. (Wash,,
'
D, C.) * iquar.)
:
50C
5% preferred (quar.)
Fitzsknmons Stores,*class A (stock
tUflnehci)
(
1
3-
56'/4C
(increased
Perter, Co.
;
.
3-15
20C
—
*
,
—
4-
7V2c
___—
of
(Ciuar.r_^—
Co.
3-25
50c
(quar.i
___
Bank
F.)
4-15
(Jersey Cky, N. J.i—
•__
<B.
3-30
3JC
Special
Fischer
Food
Goodricn
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Class
iquar. )
Bank
Quarterly
First
2-28
4-10
11c
_
of Rec.
Monday, March 18, 19571
-
.
Holder<
4-
12'/2C *
(quar. )—.—_——,
4-16
30c
_
iquar.).__—_
common
Inc.
When
Payable
v$1.50
SI
~
Corp.,
Bros.,
(qimr.)__^
40c
—
Lines.(quar.)_.
Extra
•
Golciblatt
Telegraph
4-30
50c
Financial General
First
5-31
6-XO
Stock
&
30c
(quar.)
Extra
*"irst
Gold
17c
—-—%---
Fidelity Fund
T_
Fiduciary Trust Co.|. (N. Yiquar.)
Field (Marshall)
isee Marshall Field)
Per
Share
Name of Company
5-31
40c
Mortgage Ass n. tmontnly)
De,/artment btores (quar.)_.
Corp. iqi_.ar.i;
Federated
Ferro
6-10
.
,-.-4-
3-15
'
Volume
-Number 5621
185
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1285)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
YORK
LOW
STOCK
F«t
Mar
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 12
II
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sales far
Thursday
Mar. 18
Friday
the Week
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
Shares
*
41% Jan
37% Dec
6
45% Apr
6
37% Feb
12
98% Dec
14
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
4
14% Jan
9
11 % Jan
2
11
Dec
67% Jan
65
Oct
1
14
Apr
10
3
July 30
4ft
conv
ABC
9
ACF
Industries
11
ACF-Wrigley
5
15% Jan
37% Dec
28
32% Feb
12
38% Jan
8
22
29% May
4
23% Feb
12
24% Jan
14
Adams
32% Jan
4
1
27% Jan
11
Adams-Miiiis
20
19
23% Dec
6
154
24
Mar
132
July 17
Feb
19
12% Dec
31
11% Apr
19
36% Feb
9
52
Dec
10
46% Feb
13
9
190
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
136
Feb
155
9
13
Dec
31
163
Nov
17
3
22% Dec
2% Dec
111
10% Mar
22 % Jan
20'/* Jan
16
2% Mar
23% Mar 22
16% Feb
Dec
14
117% Jan
19
21
23% Feb
6
Dec
31
88% Jan
23
6% Dec
31
10% May
241% Sep
115
241 % Sep
14
160
5
Dec
Nov
12% Dec
5
25% Feb
Feb
19% Jan
13
Alco
7%
Jan
114
6
12
17% Jan
74
Feb
12
77% Jan
5% Feb
11
7Vi Jan
Feb
29
Jan
11
13
Feb
109
26
14% Feb
25
13
4% Jan
17
11
98% Jan
3
Allied
Allen
Chemical
Kid
25% Aug 15
36 % Apr 23
21% Feb
18
23
Jan
8
Allied
26
27% Feb
14
30% Jan
8
42% Dec
21
56% Jan
4
40% Feb
14
44% Jan
7
Allied
77
26
97% Jan
3
76
34
Apr
Feb
99V4 Feb
150
9
1% Dec
28
28
Dec
24
58
Dec
4
22
Sep
19
79
27
126
Oct
10
36
30
95 V, Dec
16% Jan
23
39% Oct
99
100
10
1
111
&
27
66% Jan
15
24% Jan
3
Feb
26
7
34% Mar 14
Mar
92
113
Jan
Jan
26
95% Jan
9
29
29
Feb
12
31
Jan
9
63% Feb
20
66
Mar
21% Dec
20
19% Dec
3
2
Dec
»
2
19% Jan
4% ft
6
25% Feb
6%
11
41% Feb
12
45% Mar 15
Amer
11
104% Feb
12
112% Mar 15
4%
20% Jan
20% Mar
4
24% Jan
4
19% Jan
11
7
20
4
Jan
4% Dec
38
7% Mar 12
31
Oct
49% Apr
1
4% Mar
39% Feb
2
Nov
20
45% Jun
18
39% Jan
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
12
48% Mar 11
53% Dec
27
Dec
35
Dec
18
61
Jan
23
126
Jan
24
22% Jun
8
25
Feb
100
79% Dec
157
28
Dec
Dec
3
Dec
Jan
3
31% Jan
17
35
Jan
2
39% Jan
8
19% Aug
3
3
Dec
7
10
30 Va Dec
14
27
16
Va Apr 4 5
43 % Aug
28% Mar
8
15
Jan
6
11
2
4
23% Dec
31
142% Nov
7
14
11
13
48% Jan
26% Jan
9
31 % Feb
1
14Va Feb
6
16% Mar
7
Feb
45
-
25
27% Jan
34% Feb
14
20
Feb
11
120
Jan
17
38
Jan
Feb
37%
80%
87'
121%
122%
31
11
Dec
31
96
Dec
4
11'/a Jan
4
American
14
96
9
13% Nov 29
9
95% Feb
17% Apr
17% Jan
17
14% Jan
102
July
3
15% Jan
2
2
19
106% Feb
21
95
Jan
21
9
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
12
37% Jan
79
!7
83
77% Dec
26
Mar 29
93
35% Feb
10
25% Nov
29
97 y2 Dec
6
108
22% Dec 31
28
28
Mar
2
'45% Nov
Jan
21
47 % Mar 15
23% Feb
41
30
'
Feb
25
16
5% Jan
7
8
1-4
5
6
33%
Dec"_3
29% Jan
7
31% Jan
33
Feb
11
35% Jan
46% Feb
11
56
8
5
150
Dec
19
6
Dec
24% Mar 20
14
28
Nov <21
56
Feb
21
23
12
42
Jan
10
120
Apr
25
39% Jan
19
177
Feb
8% Feb
36% Jan
105
Nov
13
27
6
26
59% Mar 20
174
Feb
46% Mar
21
2
129% Mar 26
51
July 24
16V8 Mar
4
Jan
18% Jan
157
Mar
3
8
*29 Va
*64
67
44%
44
4
50 % Feb
19
2
8
155% Jan
24
13
4574 Jan
3
120% Jan
4
123% Feb
15
37% Feb
28
477a Jan
3
144% Jan
43
Va Feb
22%
23 %
20%
*19%
1,800
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 %
49%
49 %
50
50%
2,100
56 %
56%
56:%
56%
U6%
56 5 a
56%
5674
56%
2,800
30%
50 Va
30 %
%
307 a
*30%
307a
1,500
■35%
36 V1
x35«4
35 %
*357(i
36
36
36
*35 Va
36%
91
*89
91
*89
92
*89
92
*89
90
'
—»—
901
78
74
31% Nov
23
51% Jan
13
9
Jan
3
10 Va
July 20
25
Dec
4
29
Jan
26
27
17
30% Feb
12
Corp
Gas
Co
8nufx
Co
24%
46%
*45%.
46
%
*45%
46%.
28%
29
a
♦45%
46%
27%:
27"%.
16%
16%
16%:
36%
36V:
36%:
20%
X20%
20%
20%
128'%
125%
126%
*124%
it
28
'*
131%
*10%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
15%
15 %
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33 %
15%
15%
15%
*99
101
*99
101
*99
14%
t
*24%
25 Va
*24%
25 %
15%
*15
15%
*15%
15 %
*15%
7%
7%
60'
a
60%
I
ii
33%
34
4.9%
49%
6%
16'«
155
6%
60%
60%
60
n
31%
V
30% May 28
26% May 29
4
43% July 11
30% Feb
13
29% Jan
7
35% Mar 19
$4
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
61%
6174
61
100
253,200
15,400
'
it
31 %
241.209
——
31 %
•31
3374
2,500
3,700
5174
51%
5T%
16%
17
17
17%
158
•155
158
40
6%
6%
3,100
16%
16%
16%
-
155
155
X6%
16%
*155
155
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
30 Va
5,700
19,200
1,400
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
3074
3074
30 Va
84
84%
82
84
83 %
83
83
83 Va
84
53 %
53
53%
53%
54
54
52%
53
53%
52%
147%
148
147%
410
146%
147%
147
146%
*44
44%
44 Va
300
14'
,
134%
9%
44
*121
147%
148
*146%
44%
135%
128
34%
9%
18%
62
72
No par
13%
61%
Smelting—1
50
No par
21.80
Corp
10
7%
774
8
2,000
84
"44
44
*121
123
37%
3774
37'a
44
%
123
38%
45%
72
38%
*45%
45 %
2
*45%
*117%
120%
*113
134%
134%
134
135!
135
4
11%
177%
75%
75%
*10%
177%
*1074
176
7574
12674
128
127%
337;
33%
34
9%
61%
128
34 %
9%
•
127
400
44*
•10%
10%
177%
176%
177%
76%
127%
33
33
94%
94 "a
46
46
35
35%
34%
•>A
98%
a
:
x34%
35
'
33%
39%
7774
127
28,100
7.000
440
33%
34%
17,500
9%
9%
9%
97a
2,400
•26
26%
*26%
27
*24 Va
25
•24 %
25
181,4
•17%
18%
2,300
62%
52,900
18%
32%
32%
a
34%
32%
45!
76!
127
33%
62%
94
1,300
10%
7174
32%
46%
121
61%
43
5,200
13474
7l7i
94
4574
10
38! 4
134
72
32%
3774
121
61%
45
121
121
121
18%
94
38%
76 %
4574
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440
10,300
134%
71%
43%
35 V«
♦10%
177
38%
61 Va
-
,
71
71
76%
123
18 Va
18%
18 Va
X60'a
11%
178
*93%
"
*121
118%
45%
118!
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6.25
& Co
15%
34
25
Clayton
15%
23
51
26%
preferred
25%
15%
2274
3374
*24%
Common
Anderson
•96 %
•24 Va
23
5211
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
20
98%
%
98
33%
*26
11
5,200
50
9%
&
26%
33%
25
Cable
2.900
25%
50
49%
26 %
Lead
47%
33%
9%
Co
23,600
20
82
47
'
25 Va
rU
•30%
26 Va
Zinc
61! 4
SJ
31%
U'l
31
31%
36%
•80
33 Va
X33%
*154%
61%
?t
12
A
*30%
7%
8
*24%
Wire <fe
20
23
25
series—
*96%
101
3574
36%
81
23
a
•99
101
34%
27
American
48% Feb
*99
34
*24-'%
Anaconda
94 % Feb
1,300
*20%
series
Anaconda
37 Va Jan
15 V«
25
25
5% ft
4
15 7
33%
6ft
8
15%
157a
Corp
Water Works Co com—5
Viscose
Preferred
12
1.400
1574
126%
common
preferred
Preferred
91% Feb
14%
25%
-31
10
97
•14%
*15
7 Va
1,100
•95%
14%
*24%
7 Va
10%
97
14%
*24%
6%
2,100
14%.
101
34
33:%
33 %
131%
1074
107 4
*95%
600
126
129
131%
10%
100
25
American
39% Jan
131
%
*124%
97
11%
6
31% Feb
1,400
20
20 Va
124
*96
75%
9
2
20 Va
20'/a
*10%
177%
5
12
7,900
10%
75%
18
13
18,800
36%
97
176%
Tobacco
American
Jan
167,
36
*95%
*10%
Sumatra
10
42% Dec
8,80)
167a
*10Va
5
100
25
preferred
7
42% Apr
28%
16%
36%
10 Va
46 %
19% Mar
107
28%
167 a
96
120',4
72% Jan
6
131 %
700
2,500
36
123
43%
19
3
.1
*117',
12
10
20!
123
.—1
57*4 Feb
Dec
1*
com—100
100
16% Feb
32% Jan
:
10%
38%
24% Feb
90
10;:
36%
300
28
*2774
90
123 %
May 28
31% Dec
28"
1 (i'c
36 V«
130
130
131
xl.30
28
American
6ft
*45%
46%
28%
20%
25
common
37% Jan
79% Jan
24 Va
♦121
23% Mar 13
25
24%
1
87% Mar 19
Feb
24!«
noncumulative preferred—100
12
67
24%
128
No par
100
American Steel Foundries
23
7
2414
361
•
preferred
17% Dec
Nov
24 %
16%
No par
Smelt & Refg com
65
85
24 11
LG
7ft
13
14
24%
27%
1
Co—
Chemical
Optical
14
„Jan
13
*45%
No par
% Feb
9% Mar
13
—
—.—
Co—
Tai k Tel Co.
25
12%
98%
Tobacco
27% Feb
12'%
26 '/a
American
18
12
22%
American
21
*12%
25%
4
9 % Jan
12%
*96%
31
25 Va Jan
28
12%.
22%
78% Jan
131
151
28
12 %
98%
30
2
151
28
25%
1
Jan
152
28
25%
16
72% Feb
*150
28
*96%
16% Jan
121
150
28
24'
20
1
5
25
27,200
600
148
12';:
2
convertible preferred
154
*153
200
320
76%
28%
*28
1
com
75'/a
767a
X22%
187% Feb
27
75%
25%
10
145% Jan
7514
30
23%
28
1
1
98 Va
21
26
75't
75 %
74%
30!
234
Products
Jan
2
%
148
30%.
'30%
25%
Metal
132"
Dec
x
*140
100
19
Jan
4,200
23,700
56%
Jari
12
5%
48V,
Co
179% Mar
2074
5%
No pa'-
Refining
2
*1974
5 Va
43%
Sugar
12
9,300
20%
41
Stores
13
23%
23
23-%
5
4074
American
10% Feb
23
*1974
42 %
American
170% Jan.
5 'ii
41
20
84 y4 Apr
20%
43 Va
American
7ft
5
5%
42%
24
10% Dec
5 %
5
*19%-
20%
5
23%
23
23
22%
*19%
40 7 a
Feb
18
2,500
1
40%
Jan
139'3 Feb
112 Va
43%
50
146
111
49%
125
28
Va
2
42%
3
Dec
111
109!
■
41
7
132
12,500
42%
Feb
.
4574
41
Jan
59 y4 Jnn
%
45
a
42%
46
113
45
44!
41 %
106
26
10
8,200
*96%
American
* >0
67
42%
preferred
American
29 Va
29%
•64%
23 Va
23
111
.
227a
23 %
45 VH
110 %
■
1.300
98%
.
1
1
Rights
6ft
108%
1
Investment Co of 111
American News
7%
7.,
300
34"%
%
23 %
100
4ya%
Amer
43
108
34,200
42%
15
13
Jun
a
y,
!6%
10
%
108!
a
*154%
94% Jan
Jan
44
437»
103!
-
94
34%
-
1,500
63 !4
1874
*97
_
100
6274
30
07
23%
-
9,900
:;4t%
16
Dec
87
63% Feb
30
*64 %
23%
'
12.50
Nov
48
Jan
*29 K,
64 "a
'•■
111 Va
*92
34%
29%
Sany common—.5
34% Jan
34! 2
64%
23%
8td
11
'
X22 7 a
67
preferred
100
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
6% Jan
34%
93%
*28%
29 %
23! 4
Rad &
30% Mar 15
34%
a
500
-
187a
187:,
*92!
2
111
6274
18-%
13%
92%
98%
Amer
81% Feb
34%
62%
627':
*97
4
17
34%
Va'
98%
9
6% Jan
92
*97
k
2
18%
93
99
Potash
9
627!:,
-
18%
93
*97
Amer
22
153% Jan
58
34%
.
112%
III
113 !ii
99
<
9
23% Nov
34%
1
Natural
9
68% Oct
121
No par
American
31
.
18%
19
92 %
*04 %
Products
Motors
2? Mar
111,%
*97
100
Molasses Co
64% Jan
28
63! a
a
*28%
Ice Co common
American
54% Aug
119
63
Co
10
Cerp——12.50
10
American
40% Jan
Oct
*62%
Electric
k
2
33% Nov 21
165
113
Power—No par
Foreign
Mar 13
•" Jan
43
142 y4 Dec
111%
26
8% ft
Feb
115
10,800
28
25%
17
% Feb
•27
No par
Metal Co Ltd common.No par
26% Jan
59
28
Machine & Metals
21
17
*27%
45%
Jan
70 y4 Sep
28
44
25
12
*27%
43%
27
55% Jan
27%
80
Jan
15
x27%
43%
American
3
28
80
6
5
29 74
43%
15
Apr
,
*174
*29%
82
25% Jan
8% Jan
46% Jan
Amer
123'%
1%
29%
*42%
99% Feb
2,200
16,000
89%
1221% 123%
1%
*80
28
2
122%
122%
122
-400
-
8874
42%
13
Jan
38
89
82
13
30
16% Dec
Amer
37 Va
£8
*80
11
97
Co
preferred
Feb
31
Jun
•'
38
37%
88
X42%
3.90ft
4
20,100
108
37%
81
21% Feb
4
5% Dec
Feb"
*
108
*29%.
American
16
Mar 16
13% Jan
28%
Feb
5%%
2
1,200
3274
•>
prioi preferred
100
Mach <Sl Fdry common—7
5
Mar
109
109
115
600
-
78
32%
34
6%
Jan
34% May
18
7
Jan
100
44
*76
33%
"1 %
10
American
Dec
15,300
44%
77%
32 Va
*29 %
2
18%
28
Dec 28
44%
44
♦76
•
2
621
15% Feb
15
24% Feb
1,000
112%
14
95
28%
*27%
Jan
15
2274
287a
34
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp
1
Jan
*22'A
——.No pur
Co
American-Home
131% Mar 14
12
22%
28 Va
-25
Hardware
13
22 %
28'%
22%
*1%
com—No par
Cable
k
Gas
10% Feb
1 19,109
.
*29%
100
common
American
118% Feb
600
4 %
88
29%
*1%
American Hawaiian SS Co
7
Aug
122%:
Va
130
*29 %
1
50
1
Corp
_•
23,600
14
86%
86%
38
88%
90
61%
*3%
37%:
38
121
1.',
•109
110
87%
2
Colortype
k
32%
110
115
*00
Va
— — —
109
13%
87
11,000
110
60%
109
4%
8674
*
10
6%
310 Va
14%
♦4
4%
87
Va
110
61%
108%
*14
14'A
*4
80
■76
32%
33
*110
Crystal Sugar com
14% Mar 21
143
84% Jan
32%
100
Radio
&
American
2
18
a
%
37%
preferred
American
17
23% Jan
135
86
14%
4%
87%
*4
4 %
37
110
60%
108%
33%
10
10
4yaft prior preterred
100
American Cyanamm Co com
10
3%'ft conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic
Tiling
1
American Enka Corp
5
American European
Secur—No par
American Export/ Lines Inc
-40c
2
156% Jan
9
24% Mar 14
13% Nov
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
1
17% Jan
18% Oct
79% Jan
15
66% Feb
132 y2 Feb
14 V4
14%
14 '/„
6
•205
110
61 %
107
76
-a.—1
American
12
26
26
112
CO %
107
1
American
27
8
25
5
93% Feb
Jan
84
14
44% Mar 12
35% May 28
25
*108
61
107
107
6%
310%
6%
43%
common
Co
Co
American Chicle
27
35% Jan
86
57% Mar
53% Jan
9
110
110
113
*205
310%
76
common
American Chain
a
27% Mar 21
48
Can
7ft
*205
X60 Vo
a
1C9
6%:
6%
310%
*205
110%
(jl1
6%
6%
6%
310%
20
Cable
2
77
32%
preferred
American
7
♦75
43%
preferred
Inc
Theatres
American
42% Mar
77
43%
Arma Corp
Shoe
10
56 % Jan
3
*75
50
convertible
5%
28
37'/a Apr
81
12% Dec
Jan
67
3
13
27% May 15
I
5% Jan
75
No par
Note
43% Mar 13
4
18
75
76
4
40
77
Broadcasting-Paramount
Amer
32% May 21
Brake
*75
43%
preferred
American Bosch
19
409
76
76 Va
preferred
conv
American Bank
5
50
17! a
42%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
15
4,300
*111 Va
113%
43%
convertible preferred
17'A
*17
*76
Agricultural Chemical—No par
3% ft
2
2,600
17 Va
17%
28%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Petroleum Corp.
No par
31% Jan
27i
17%
*17
28 %
Corp
American Airlines common
274
113
28%
Amerada
Amer
*111%
2%
17
111%
22
Limited
18% Mar 13
111%
2%
17%
28;%
Aluminium
601/2 Feb
17
22%
6
4
17 Va
28%
15
16
17Va
17
22%
21
29% Jan
160
281
2% Jan
124% Jan
*152
22 Va
30 % Feb
2
160
2%
113
*4
125% Mar
12
*152
•>%"
2%
17
60 %
4
Jan
100
2%
17%
110%
11
-
202
100
*17
*107
12
26
15,200
*195
-152
14' 4
convertible preferred.
5,000
53»/a
199
8(i%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
24%
53
*195
1
America
6,200
10 %
O-'it
No par
of
24%
53%
203
5
.—18
Dye
24%
53%
700
3.500
11%
111 %
*205
Feb
104% Feb
53 %
11
%
*75
100
1
100
preferred
6%
24 Va
24 Va
52
Va
10%
5
111% Feb
27
11%
24
14%
"199
*152
17%
140
23%
52 %
•
<
198
*194
2%
17
24
51%
24%
11 >/»
11 %
23%
52%
2%
Mining
Co
10
24 %
»
129
138
10%
10%
24%
Aluminum
99
118
28
11%
3
7
47% Dec
1
Sep
II
10%
4
9
23% Aug
142
Jan
31 % Oct
-
142
xl37 %
140
100
Co
Stores
4%
30
34% Jan
12
70% Jan
8
May 28
142
93% Jan
Mar 19
108
7
27% Mar
64
141
138
39
19
Feb
24%
11
26 % Mar 16
105% Sep
24%
18
80
3
Jan
24%
Feb
=
Jan
*
:
24%
35% Jan
121% Mar 23
10
24 %
10
13
31% Nov
Sep 27
91% Jan
*24 V»
Jan
10
Apr
6,200
24%
*24%
115
108
July 17
3% Jan
39 '
31
2,200
24 Va
Mar 15
July 11
133% Aug
32%
24 Va
1% Feb
47
14
Mar 12
82
Mar 12
32% Feb
125
17
82
2,500
3274
24%
common-No par
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
4.08%
convertible preferred™100
Alpha Portland Cement.:
—10
37% July 25
8
147a
32%
24
*152
Allied Mills
104% Nov
14%
32%
24
199
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
11
29
14%
32 %
23 7
59 Va
5
25
29 % Dec
30% Nov
14%
32%
24
521/4
Inc
Industries
Jan
85% Feb
21% Dec
Dec
14%
32%
23%
100
9
12
Apr"
129%
14%
32%
"195%
common
3% Feb
18% Jan
Nov~23
88
1,500
14%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
6
60
24 %
Alleghany Cor^> common
5%% preferred A
$4 conv prior preferred—No par
10
59'/a
33 %
No par
preferred
4%%
63% Mar
102
Inc
2,800
60
14%
common
Inc
12%
24
series__100
preferred
Aldens
117% Jan
12
52% Jan
110
4
17
Products
12
60
y«.
12%
14%
Corp__10
Vicksburg Ky_
Alaska Juneau Gold
14
May
&
300
7,200
11%
32%
1
1951
59%
60
40 Va
10174
*59%
1
pfd
12
39%
10174
,
101
59 Va
No par
~3% Jan"II
5
Mar
Corp
conv
40 %
10T '
11%
-
39%
,
53
1
Corp
4.50ft
12%
12
39'%
101
TOO
4
1
j.
Air Reduction Inc common
27
12%
39 Va
39%
100 '.
10
Inc
Co—
Aeroquip Corp
15
53% Mar 14
190
15% Feb
117 % Mar 27
30
105
110
7
64% Dec
Jan 23
30
,
Admiral
7
12
25
Co
Express
Alabama
16% Dec
77
14
39%
100%
Inc
Addrefisograph-Multigraph
Mar 14
^
4% Feb
11
14% Jan
5
Steel
Acme
Mar 14
142
12
Jan
108
39%
100 ya
1
Stores
14 y8 Feb
29% May 25
Sep
30%
*99%
Vending Corp
Jan
64
5
100
common
preferred
28
12% Jan
2
58 % Jan
Abbott Laboratories
11
101% Mar 15
*94
95
61%
200
72
•71
32%
220
33
1,300
95
'94
bOO
45%
457a
46%
3.900
34%
34%
34%
2.000
40%
2.209
39 %
*39!
a
17
r.n
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1286)
.
Monday, March 1811957
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Banfe for Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
35% Jun 28
41 V» Apr
9
35% Jan
3
37>/a Jan
87% Jan 23
19% Apr
8
29 Va Feb
8
36
46% Feb
9
7
24
5
Dec
4% Dec
22
11
27% Oct
-
65% Jan
2
Armco
12
16% Jan
8
Armour
25% Feb
8
30
Jan
4
8
86
Jan
17
92
Feb
18
5
Jan
8% Jan
5
11
10% Jan
12
13V+ Feb
102% Mar
18% May 24
86% Jun
51 Ve Feb
18
Feb
14
24
37% Mar 27
26% Nov 29
82
4
Argo Oil
4
2
May
4% Feb
13
12
Feb
6
Mar 29
16
V2 Feb
12
18 Ve Jan
29
Feb
15
29 Va Jan
4
20
29% Mar
Jan
3
28 Va Feb
110% Jan
8
98
16
97
Oct
9
55
Jan
3B
23
73
12
Arvln
5
103
63 Va Jan
Aug 28
2
Carpet
22
69
NOV
30
26% Dec
17
SO
28
NOV
Feb
27
Jan
10% Feb
6
Jan
2
28% Jan
Jan
3
95
Jan
23
39% Feb
8
49% Jan
11
41% Feb
12
47 Va Jan
8
09% Feb 20
84% Jan
4
94
Jan
25
9% Jan
2
11% Jan
28
Atlas
16% Jan
3
18
Jan
24
10% May 28
18% Jun
81% Feb 33
8
Sep
1
Topeka &
Feb
1
17% Mar
2
5% Sep
26
7% Feb 24
57a Jan
2
37% Sep
26
43% Jan
3
4% Dec
17
49% Feb
24
7
Jan
46% Jan
29%
200
16%
16%
5,900
29
16%
16%
29
29
-
29 V
1,800
~
in
Sante
30%
100
30%
30%
30%
30%
100
-101%
*10))
,
Fe—
30%
-
100%
67% <67%
30 %
100
67%
,"*67%"67%
30 %
,
100%
63%
23%
•
*100
69
24''3
30%
"
100%
68"-%
*
3012
70
1,500
120
1,700
-
%
■
24%
-'23%
10%
icr%
10%
1C%
-10%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
100
90%
92'
*90%
92
90%
90%
90
90
No par
41%
41 %
common
10
44%
45
preferred
100
91
91%
series
Line
B
RR
23%"
92 ? "
*90%
Corp (The*
42%
42%
42 %
7.600
44%
45
*45%
44%
45%
45 %
45%
14,400
*99%
>
91%
91%
91%
92 %
'92%
11
10%
11
17%»
17%
17 Va
*69
70%
*69'%
70%
'70%
10%
10%
10%
*17%
17%
*17%
x35%
35 3
*10%
17%
35%
*
6%
No par
preferred
'
11
35%
3
*44%
common
160
42%
44%
-
11
*1; %
1,100
43
17%
pref ($1.20)
No par
Canteen Co of Amer
5
12,300
•'
41%
17%
10%
27,600
10% '
41%
10%
.....20
common
23%
41%
-
'
*17%
No par
conv
;
24
20
_i.
prior
Avco Mfg
'" 23%
__1
common
Nichols
Conv
.A
101%
-*68
27%
Corp
•2.25
*29%
1,300
'
16%
29%
10%
Automatic
9
10
2,500
J
%'
•5
27%
Coast
83.75
8
22%
5%
10%
Atlantic
6
"•
<27%
Atlantic Refining
36% Mar 14
*29%
16%
5%
27%
Austin
17
29%
*29%
*29
29%
-
*27%
14
30% Jan
*5%
36,700
24%
corn—6.50
18
27
5%
21%
City Electric Co
Jan
29
21
10%
78
17% Feb
20%
24%
11% Feb
34% Oct
20%
20.200
28%
92
io%
27
8
*90%
•
-1.900
15,500
: '
15%
28%
90%
5 %
16%
16%
28%
90%
19%
23%
29%
■29
15%
28 %
23%
14
19
29%
15%
28%
2.100
'
,
54%
10
67% Feb
22% Jun
Vt-
54
92
*90%
I
37'8
*30%
10
10
16% Jan
100
Co
preferred
Atlas Powder Co
Jan
5%
•
15 %
.
.
54%
54
Shares
37%
*30%
'
preferred
1
Aug
11% Jan
5%
l
9
01
13
5%
15%
28
37%
30%
.
the Week
Mar. 13
Corp—
5 Yo
29
5'4
preferred
9
27
1
Inc
preferred-^
non-cuin
Atlantic
47% Aug 14
8% Nov 29
19%
16%
63% May
15"% Dec
*19%
29
43% Jan 27
83 Va Nov
19%
i6-%
35% Jan
•
*19%
54 %
15%
28
92
„5
Goods
53%
15%
27%
*90%
Common
29
90
27
15 %
28
29
5%
30%
92
Inc.
Associates Investment
11
27
Feb
27
30% Mar 13
101
21
10
Co
Dry
37 la.
30%.
27%
29
1st
37%
'.-36%
Hi 0%
__2.50
5.25%
*37%
30.%
53%
Friday
Mar. 14
37%.
•-
52%
15%
Sales for
Thursday
30
54%
lb %
PRICES
37%
29%% 29%
53%
SALE
Mar. 13
_1
Corp
Industries
Atchison
10
37%
HIGH
YVeAnesda)
Mar. 1M
No par
common
Common
Mar 14
23% Feb
33% July 23
11% Aug
3
26% Nov 21
37%
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 11
Oil & Refining com
.1
2nd preferred Si.50 series __No
par
28
jJan
5
Ashland
8
32% Jan
Jan
10
Illinois
of
preferred
Associated
39% Feb
Corp
Co
Constable
Artloom
3
30% Mar 29
17
5
Armstrong Cork Co
18
Jan
&
•3.75
No par
Corp
Steel
Arnold
Va Mar 15
28
31% Mar 15
Monday
Pat
Archer-Dsnlels-Midland
22
Jan
14
69% Dec
15% Feb
LOU
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
6%
6%
45%
44%
-
69%
*69%
71
10%
10%
11'4
*17%
17%
17%
17%
36%
*44%
69%
*10%
35%
36%
36 %
36%
0%
6%
6%
6%
210
17%
17%
'
10%
*17%
10%
'6%
45
92%
10%
17%
70%
35%
4
6%
*91
10%
*17%
6%
V
45
*44%
45
11
*44%
20.300
400
200
1.100
100
2,600
\
26,500
45
200
B
3% Feb
5
5% Jan
4
15% May 24
7% July 12
48% Dec
5
39 % Mar 13
46% Jan
11
Babcock &
11% Jun
15% Jan
12% Feb
15
16
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
15
Baltimore
31% Dec
8
17
12
35% Feb
32% Jan
Nov
29
113
Feb
2
85
Dec
21
105
Apr
19
41% Feb
13
63
68 % Dec
23
68% Jan
42% Jan
60
Jan
67% Oct
Jan
6
16
*d
43
May 23
16% Aug 21
95
11
58% Mar 13
24
82% Jun
46% Feb
94
Jan
23
Nov 27
17% Bep
13
35% Feb
Mar
8
Feb
5
Baltimore
4%
17
Barber
Oil
29
Barker
Brothers
T„T1
12
39
21
44
Jan
8
2
4%%
11
61% Jan
10
16 Va Feb
25
17
Jan
2
Bayuk
5
Beatice
Feb
19
134
Jan
Bath
3%%
20% Jan
11
42
Jan
91% Aug
8
80 Va Feb
13
85
Feb
6
Dec
31
22% Feb
12
31
Jan
23
47% Jan
4
40% Feb
26
8
29
Sep 17
26% Aug
32% Dec
6
40
Jan
27 Vb Feb
26
3
15,700
Mills
Beckman
Beck
31 Va Jan
2
8
11% Jan
28
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
20% Jan
2
24% Jan
28 % Feb
14
85
NOV
27
48% Jun
8
31
Bell
Aircraft
31
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
Ball
8c
Jan
30
85
10
89 Va Feb
6
4%%
64% Dec
27
57% Mar 11
62% Jan
3
Bendix
1
22 Va Aug 10
18
Feb
14
1% Jan
2
21
Mar 11
Beneficial
2% Feb 24
1
33% Apr 17
30
Feb
27
32 % Jan
8
Best
&
Co
19
63% Jun
22
43
Feb
15
45 % Mar 14
Best
Foods
•3
31
77% Aug
9
39
Feb
12
54% Jan
Bestwall
Dec
41% Feb
146
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13% Jun
71
172% Feb
"~7
16% Jan
13
8
Dec
5
32% Feb
10
28% Jan 23
84
Jan
11
6
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4
14% Feb
11
50% Sep
147
12
70% Mar 15
46% Jan
7
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155
28
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7
59
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59%
49
49
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18
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41%
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31%
100
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11
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&
31 %
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1
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20%
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40
38%
39
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34
57
31
16% Mar 15
Bond
11
64
Dec
27
64
38% Jan
Jan
51% Feb
12
38% Feb
12
57% Jan
7
17
60% Apr
8
25
46
Jan
98 % Feb
10
80
Jan
8
87
Jan
22
48% Dec
12
57% Mar 19
50
Jan
2
53% Jan
Borden
10
3
24
17
Aug
41% Oct
10
3%%
29% Jan
3
15
1
61 % Jan
3
38% Mar
Oct
1
14% Jan 31
35% Dec
31
41
28
Feb
95a Feb
28
19% Jan
3
1
47% Jan
10
12
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
14
40% Feb
Briggs
ManufacHirlna
13
47
10
Brlggs
&
Jan
21
92% Oct
28
48% Mar 14
100
29
85
Jan
32 % May 25
13% Dec 17
30
86% Feb
37
33% Feb
11
35% Mar 11
39% Nov
16
25% Jan 23
23% Oct 18
38 % Jan
23
17% May 28
46
Aug 29
45% Dec
25
15
Jan
Bristol-Myers
15
Brown
<Sr
Shoe
11
28
24
Jan
2
44% Feb
12
52%'Jan
9
17% Feb
12
20%. Jan
10
Dec
5
95% Jun 22
83% Feb
26
90% Jan
Feb
1
29
Feb
11
28
36% July 17
38% July 30
33
17
Feb
5
10
23
'7
26
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
15
27
•5
Mar
22
>
8
12% Aug 21
20% Feb
16% Jan
3
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30
11% Mar 15
81% Jan
19
Nov
42%
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152 ~
150%
14%
15 Va
14%
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20%.
20
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10,200
%
20 %
20%
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25
25
5
47
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32 %
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2
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13% Jan 11
74% Jan
3
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Burlington Industries
23
Inc
HI1.5
corn—
4%
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20
77% Feb
8
65-
Jan
24
27
65
Jan
2'4
85% May
46% Sep
8
71% Jan
preferred
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3
74
Jan
23
4%%
6
33% Feb
27
26
17% Feb
7
31% Jan
5
12% Apr 16
34% Dec 14
24% Feb
13
29
Jan
11
9% Feb
32% Jan
28
10% Jan
10
15
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
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25% May 8
Aug 13
40% Jan
23
4% Dec
10
12% Jan 20
6% Aug
9
34% Nov 23
Dec
20
105% Aug
Get
1
Aug 22
101
2
3
2
45% Jan
35%
2,600
35%
33%
35%.
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14%
14-Va
14%.
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14%
14 V,
14 %
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33%
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39%
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47%
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48
47%
48
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25
38
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13
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12
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2
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12
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11
2
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17
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43% Jan
3
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15
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a
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17% Jan
3
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2
86
15
7
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2
84
66
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33% Apr
•
36% Mar 14
29 V+ Feb
58% Apr
49% Mar
For footnotes
see
Feb
page
0
28
53
Feb
24% Mar
26
6
12
1
11
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Mar 11
Feb
27
56% Jan
29
27
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52
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14
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103
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a
40 %
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6%
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12%
12%
1
5%
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35%
35%
1 66%
14%
15
_
Campbell Soup Co_
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
54-25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Pacific
Mills
Co
Ry
com
No par
100
No'par
25
No'par
-.
5~«
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54 %
25 Va
31 %
5%
35 Va
--
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v
-
39%
40
6%
12%
5%
5%
35%
35 Va
36%
14%
14%
14%
39%
6
.
39%
6%
7,800
13 %
2,500
6
5%
36
35%
5%
35%
3,000
14 %
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31%
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32%
32%
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85
50 Va
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40
6%
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35
I
701
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72
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-
46 %
67%
64%
"
37%
No par
preferred
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Cannon
*68
*61%
,
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Canadian
11%
g
Butte Copper 8c Zinc
II
Byers .Co (AM) common
26
%0%
11%
100
I
Terminal Co
Butler Bros
1
16
Mar 12
20%
inn
Bush
Jan
1
300
preference
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19
16% Mar 20
12
24% Nov 30
3
.
second
39% Jan
11% May s
8% Ao- 13
75% Dec 21
30% Nov 29
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21
701
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40%
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Co
Buffalo
11
369
21,700
5
—
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Dec
50
59 %
20%
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15%
Inc~~~
Inc
63
55
58%
*'
14%
Gas
72
28% Jan 23
13
58%
94
.
Dec
20% Dec
•8
s
42%
28%
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budd
41
*150%
2100
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
25% Mar 15
89
58
-
:
5
Bigelow
Brown
41% Jan
*84
'
common
Union
50% Feb
2.000
94
94
41
*
5.200
4
SB
45
preferred
4
,
Co
3%%
38% Mar 11
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
Stratton
Brooklyn
42% Jan
17
160
57%
'
ju<»
41
Feb
*84
%
2.50
16
14
23.900
385
41
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%conv preferred
20
21 %
36%
45
No par
17
Aug 3
15% Apr 27
21
38
45
Inc
44% Dec
Feb
21 %
363+
.
41
Malpe KR—
preferred
Braniff Airways
48% Nov
Jan
21%
41 %
25
8
4
'i'H
39%.
44%
.100
14
12% Mar
100
21
39
44
8
Common
11
Jan
10%
43 Va
6%
11
48
3
*10%
24%
-15
28% Feb
38% Jan
42% Jan
1034
*30%
common
12% Dec 31
„
*10%
30%
(Thei
35% Jun
Dec
%
30%
„_1
54% May 10
58
May 9
24% Apr
6
29% Feb"12
10
30 V«
preferred
Edison Co
Boston £z
3
31%
30%
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp
Boston
30%
'
58%
x20%
No par
Co
31 Va
20%
94
58%
2J
par
Dec
79
31%
1%
10
Class B
Mar 11
31%
1%
1
Book-of-the-Month Club
2
*39%
"
16 Vb Jan
9% Jan
*64
59 %
1
11
12% Mar 16
40%
31
%
2.50
12
1,900
25
40%
1%
W) Co
12
82
24%
25
1%
com
*81 Va
82
r:
24%
1%
Mfg Co
Feb
26
%
*81%
-1,800
42
*10%
20%
(Delaware)
13
9% Dec
82
24%
...
1 peso
Laughliu Inc.
Stores
*81%
81 %
com
14% Feb
Mar
42
~i
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3
23% Feb
24%
5
Co
l
1
"96
6.200
♦
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17
Jan
82
«40%
40%
10
Inc
20% May
1
28
*81 Va
"24%
24 V2
40%
Boeing Airplane Co
—5
Bohn Aluminum <*c Brass
Corp..—5
Bon Ami Co class A
No
Mar
82
24%
10
Co
3
12
'
97%
*81%
„
65% Dec
14% Dec
2.600
130
97%
39%.
common
29% Apr
34% May
Jan
fc117Va
■
97%
39%
10%
45% July 25
25
3134
31%
31%
130
97%
39 %
ion
Co
31%
*117%
97%
39 Va
Corp
(Del/
Decker
31 %
125
*96
39%
j
21 % Dec
61% Jan
97%
39%
&
7
x97%
39-%
(E
8
97%
39%
Bliss
Mar
*95
40%
Bliss
21% Mar
91%
*117%
3.700
39%
33% Jan
45
32
125
1,700
17
17%
6
12
*31%
*117%
10
561 '2
56
*16%
17%
26% Feb
20
42
17%
17%
36
23% Nov 21
*40%
57
16%
17%
28% Nov 29
13
42
57
17
"17%.
29% Jan
Dec
*49%
57%
17%
12
14
42
56%
16%
1
Steel
Blaw-Knox
*40%
r
JjQ
preferred
Black
2
900
17 %
Feb
43% Jan
13%
17%
25
11
200
2.000
*12%
17/8-
25% Nov 20
Feb
a
82 %
13
1
78
17%
46% July 17
32% May 11
35
491
"78%
*12%
10r
pfd
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4%% pfd series ol 1951
15
32 %
*48%
78 Va
13
16%
56
16%
122
*48%
xl3
1
Inc
Consolidated
Bethlehem
24
15% Jan
*41
16%
Corp__l____.
Gypsum
90
59
56
Inc
1% Jan
400
59
Inc
44% Dec
<.
8.000
2.50
Finance
14
43%
58%
42
preferred
1 % Dec
720
43
"
Co
30% Oct
8.100
89
59 %
ioo
Savers
Aviation
34 %
100%
88
59%
16%
Corp
Howell
2.900
92
60 Va
Belding-Heminway
Life
101 Va
*59%
100
12
10% Mar
34 %
90 %
34%
a
*39
43 %
55%
new__„
(A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
6
341
100%
92
43
5
Inc
Feb
34%
100%
*89
43%
10
Shoe
Beech-Nut
34%
ICO
90%
1
preferred
Instruments
1<
18% Nov
35
100
X90%
42 %
common
com
23
Jan
35
xlOO
42%
Corp
Nov
50% Dec
35%
No par
Works
10
101
35
41%
50
conv
prior
preferred
Beaunlt
2
80
12.7C0
13
10
Corp
Foods Co
4%%
12
40%
12%
8
100
preferred
Cigars Inc
10
35 % Feb
40%
13%
45
42%
Corn
Iron
97% Mar 15
3
12
4%
40%
13
42%
preferred
54% Feb
.
4%
40
13%
100
Bangor 85 Aroostook RR
19% Jan
17% Feb
4%
39%
13
Co___No par
common
noncumulative
13% Jan
23
39
Ohio
57% Jan
43% Dec
19% Jun
&
83% Jan
94% Jan
4%
33%
13%
94
26
120
4%
39%
12%
102
13
134% July 13
106 % Jan 20
9
37% Jan
4%
39%
12%
*91
22
Feb
4(4
39%
12%
102
71 Va Feb
33
4%
39" a
100
12 Va Jan
6
Elec
&
4%
9
Corp
100
67% Nov 26
31
Gas
12
Feb
1
13
(The)
preferred series B
preferred series C
14
25% Jan 23
Dec
Ino
Wilcox Co
4%
4
62% Feb
T)
4Vt%
28
47% Jan
(B
Sep
31V4 Mar 14
116
Jan
102
2
41 Vb Feb
27
9
3
Jan
86
May 10
19
12% Oct 31
39
<
3
96'/a Jan
7
95
25
Babbitt
50 V2
3.000
30
•
Volume
Number 5621
185
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
STOCK EXCHANGE* STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year iu5«;
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23 Va Dec
12
41% Feb
31 % Jan
23
45 % Aug
Airlines
1
38% Feb
STOCK
26% Jan
4
Capital
45% Jan
4
Carborundum
Nov
14
Feb
12
25 % Jan
8
Carey
Nov
30
9
101 Va Feb
20
104Va Jan-,
4
Carolina
ClTnchfield
22% Nov
29
277/a Apr
2
22% Jan
2
25 % Mar
6
Carolina
Power
40% Feb
29
65% Dec
31
50% Feb
12
677/e Jan
8
Carpenter
49 V2 Nov
20
62% May 16
55% Feb
12
Mar
9
19
26
43% Mar 13
46 % Jan,
20 Vs Feo
13
22 Va Jan
4
14% Mar 12
16% Jan
14
110% Jan
14
5'
119% Jan
21
Jan~23
Jau
104
Dec
11
23
5
21 Ve Jan
Feb
64
Va Dec 21
7d
Jan
13
477/a May
17'/a Dec
20
3
17
Feb
V 8
'A Dec
Nov
28
81
% Feb
Jun
22
86% Jun
Jan
11
70
Jan
: 8
38% Jan
11
25
8% Jan
3
28
5%
16
.
25
Central
4
Central
of
12
6
5%
35 "
July 24
32
19
43
Aug
July 27
1
21
100% Jan
11
4'/a %
4
31% Feb
8
Central
35
Jan
7
Central
13
34% Jan
3
38% Jan
Mar 14
Illinois
Light
53%
53%
53 V*
53%
53%
54
1,400
57 Va
57 Va
58'A
58%
58
58%
44
44
43%
44
44
44
22
22
22'A
*22
22
14 V*
14%
14'A
14%
104%
105 %
*104%
57%
44
44
RR
1
41 %
24
Central
8
19% Nov
22% Jan
10
Central
31
14% Mar
7
8% Jan
3
9% Jan
8
Century
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
44% Feb
8
59% Jan
8
Cerro
Sep
13
14
Aug 17
10% Feb
12
11% Jan
10
27% Feb
28
45% Dec 26
32% Feb
12
South
&
106
5%
*98%
100%
Va
16
100%
100%
*98%
16%
68%
68'A
68
33%
33%
33%
14%
14%
12,400
104%
5%
106
*104%
5%
180
40
5%
5%
4,400
90%
91%
6,000
*
91
102
*99
16%
102
*99
16%
16%
*105
107
100
17%
107
17,600
20
107
68%
68 Va
68%
69
69'%
34
33%
33%
33Va
33 Va
I,900
1,900
'
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
600
21
21
207/a
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
2,900
Va
10
10%
40
*38%
77 Va
*74
77
55
55%
55 %
100
*99
30%
50
30
"
30%
30 %
15 Va
15%
16
54%
54'A
54%
99
Va
100
9%
30%
30
30
36%
36%
30%
36%
36%
18
17%
17%
17
8%
8%
8
50
49%
36 %
36%
36%
9.50
19%
19%
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*8%
9
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48 Va
49
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
l
33%
33%
33'A
33 %
500
100
16
3,900
54%
100
30%
*30
9,100
76
54%
100
30%
*30
~
38 Va
15%
30%
30%
10%
38Va
*72
30%
30'A
No par
a._5
73
>
*98
100
*98
10
38%
73
54 Va
*
15%
55 %
10
38%
77 Va
15'%
Va
15%
%
'
10
38%
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39
*74
10%
*38 %
"10
10%
10'/a
*38%
15%
West Corp
600
14%
-
33%
•
15%
-
44
22%
68%
V2
Vu
33 Va
68
2,000
44
90'A
105
105
107
*104
57%
57 %
22%
104V/2
100%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
107
"104
23%
103
%
5%
91
90%
91
24
103'A
14'A
100
5%
5%
F1V2
90%
100
J
N
-14%
No p«.r
.
of
Co
*21%
22
91%
1
coin.:
preferred
y2 Jun
Oct
53
5%
Illinois Public Service
*7% Dec
33
53
No par
Central
P'eb
28
9
7,400
54
57
No par
_100
.'
8
•29% Mar
25
90%
_L—I
Feb
95% Jan
Feb
31
23
24%
53%
100
By com
56
•
420
25
•
7
Central Hudson Gas &. Elec
113
98 V< Dec
27% Jan
'
Georgia
preferred series B
4
2
103
24%
B
Jan
52% Jan
Aug 14
23%
*102V4
25
"104%
16
61
23%
103%
24%
10
Co
Foundry Co
Jan
Feb
16
23%
*102%
25 Va
1
Sugar
2.000
23
103
25
20
Agulrre
24
23
103
25%
14%
preferred
Central
45
51% Jan
Nov
Feb
Jan
9,300
23%
12.50
Celotex Corp comnion
11,000
42%
102%
25
*21%
•
21%
42
23 %
i
.
es
21
>
102%
.
10
preferred
78
13
41%
Corp of Amer com_-_.No par
Mar 14
15% Feb
22%
41%
100
38% Mar 14
17% Mar 22
22
42%
50
preferred
73
16
22%
41%
;
*
13
15% Oct
22 Va
41%
preferred
100
4%%. conv preferred series' A.100
lb ve
7
22%
41 Va
2nd
7%
10% Feb
9
Jan
20'
8
23
<
17% Jan
12 % Mar 16
57% Apr
9
108
31% Feb
*21% Nov 16
28
43
■*-
14
4.20%
Celanese
12
22
;
Corp.
Hilar
Mar. 15
41%
5
commom
preferred
Mar. 14
22'/a
10
Co
6% %* conv. 2nd
65 Vs Feb 25
-
3
Co
Salis for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
41 Va
No par
Caterpillar Tractor common-.
20
J:
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•
22%
Ohio Ry_100
&
Light.
preferred
(J
7%
6
10
1001/4 Mar 13
17% Jan
Steel
PRICES
Mar. 13
3
:
Corp. common—
Va %
Case
Feb
104
27
&
Carriers & General
14% Feb
119
14
5% Mar
96% Jan
>-
17
Jan
96
Nov 21
Feb
8
3
102
34
2
11
85% Feb
102;
9
95% July 18
13% Nov
94
Jan
5% Jan
Dec
r
55'/a
4
7
16
18 Va Jan
liy2 May 28
100
Carrier
65 V» Jan; 11
53 Va Jan
24 Va Aug
Nov
20% Jan
43
22
29 Vs Mar 20
SALE
Wednesday
■
1
Co
(Philip) Mlg Co
2«
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Inc
(The)
101
121
LOW
EXCHANGE
12
207/8 Mar
1
17
NEW YORK
,
Highest
(1287)
*
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
,
*
w
30%
800
100
30 %
150
2.800
30'/a
*30
'
30%
3,900
30%
36%
17 %
16%
16%
Va
8'/a
*8%
8%
800
50%
50%
51%
49 Va
50%
6,100
10 %
10%
10 Va
10%
10 Va
10%,
II,000
33 %
34 Va
33%
4,100
"
13
10
■*
2% Sep
•
Sugar
Co;
Industries' Co:
Pasco
de
Aircraft
Cessna
43% Jan
2
4% Jan
9
Violeta
Corp__L—j
Certain-Teed' Products Corp
3
2s,« Mar 15
3% Jan
11
75 Va May
28
54 Va Jan
17
28
8
57 % Mar 13
69% Jan
9
38
Co—
Gotham
Chadbotirn
:
Inc
2%
1
Chain Belt Co
10
8%
*8%
Va
x49
2%
59
30%
36%
1.400
2%
2%
33%
2%
33 To
2%
2%
2%
4,700
57%
59%
59%
60%
60%
60%
2,uu0
36
58
33%
2%
58%
2%
59
900
36%
30%
36!A
36%
*36'A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
9
32'/a Feb
19
Jan
11
7
937/8 Jan
2
99% Jan
29
1
27% Apr
5
25% Feb
12
29% Jan
23
31% May 24
45% Dec
12
Jan
2
49 % Jan
24
8% Feb
19
Feb
Oct
1
45
Dec
21
108
22% Oct
41
No par
Common
Aug
Feb
34
94
$4.50
preferred
No
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Cab
96 Va
96 %
96 Va
96
t
130
26'A
26%
26
%
2»)%
26
26%
26%
26%
6,800
1
42%
43%
42%
44
44
45%
44%
45
44%
45%
17,600
9
10%
12,000
8 Va
8%
8 Va
8'A
1,600
27 Va
27%
26%
27
26 Va
26 Va
1,200
i>2
62 %
61 %
62
61%
61%
61%
62
61 %
62 %
7,200
!).)■%
99%
*99 Va
100
*99%
100
*99%
100
21
21 Va
*20%
21 %
21%
22
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
30%
3 04 4
*30'A
31
%
30 %
30%
*28
30
*28'A
30
34
*33'A
34
Va
37
53% Jan
3
69 % Nov
21
59 % Feb
12
69 '/8 Jan
9
96 % Jan
20
109% Nov
21
99% Feb
14
110% Jan
9
20% Oct
9
24% Jan
16
20 % Mar
1
23% Jan
11
28V8 Feb
17
31% Apr
27
29 V4 Jan
36% Dec
28
50
Apr
27
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
6
.'
39 Va Jan
2
16
Feb
11
11
61%
14
26% Jan
71 % Jan
56 Vs Mar 11
21
31% Feb
22% Feb
12
27% Mar 15
277/8 Nov
19
46% Feb
30
Feb
25
35 % Jan
75 % Dec
16% Nov
Western
Del_50
com
*37
69% Feb
Jan
series
5%
'Chic
11
78% Jan
33% Feb
12
37% Jan
13% Jan
10
19% Mar 12
127/g Oct
12 y4- Feb
30
20
10% Jan
4
12 % Nov
5
51 Va Feb
9
69 Va Mar
1
56 Va Jan
2
Jun
1
87
3
64% Jan
28
24% Oct
25
26V4 Jan
2
28% Feb
25
Common
87% Jan
8
94% Jan
31
4%
7
'
60
*
26
Jan
127/a Jan
15
Jan
11
64
Chile
»
77% Mar 13
-
Dec
37 V* Jan
30
54
Jan
23
12% Jan
4
39% Feb
30
4 7 V* Jan
6
12
50% Jan
39% P'eb
55'/* July 10
3
39% Dec
29% July 10
102% Apr
3
12
Feb
18
18
102 Va Feb
5
42 Va Jun
29
38V8Feb
68% Jan
12
15% Jan
104'/a Jan
27
58
17
73 Va July
20% Mar 29
4
2
Nov
17%
17 Va
17%
17
*56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
900
26 Va
23 %
27 %
26%
2 7%
27
27%
25,100
34
35
34'%
35 Va
34%
35%,
13,900
Jan
9
17% Dec
27
93
20
30
Nov
23 % Jan
109
46% May 24
17% Mar
3
Jan
34 %
33%
34
5
71%
72
71%
73
No par
—No par
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
17
17%
18
19%
*12 \\
57'
57
23
73%
74'A
8.50
28 V*
28
loo
*91%
10
41%
42
43
43%
75% July 18
185
Oct
16
196
Va Nov
30
103
34'A Jan
26
53
May 28
89
10
7
95% Jan
A
—No par
—
13
80
Jan
22
15
36% Feb
15
Jan
6
97% Jan
2
69% Mar
5
39% Jan
4
31
Dec
26
80 V* Mar 26
39% Dec
19
45
"
14
Cleveland
Jan
14
$4.50
71% Feb
40% Feb
4
5%
18
Jun
Jan
2
Dec
11
12
5
1% Jan
18
13
40'A Jan
2
78 Va Aug
3
18
20
141
Jan
5
131
Mar 13
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
100
Jail
21
98'/a Dec
20
131% Mar
2
oJ
aan
~ 2
40% Nov
29
62% Jan
9
41
Feb
27
'
Dec
19
94 % Mar
5
78
Jail
21
23 Va Jan
9
13% Feb
25
J»'eb
35% Dec
27% May 28
10
Dec
11
50 V* July 30
3
51 % Mar 12
39% Jan
1
Nov
54
30
Dec
27
22% Jun
22% Jun
66 V* Apr
50
55
9
Jan
11
15 V*
78
25
84 V* Jan
4
18
Jan
13
Feb
25
13% Jan
78% Jan
12
48% Jan
12
36% Mar 22
28% Jan
3
31VsFeb
31% Dec
27
Feb
12
30% Jan
54
38% Dec
29
4% Nov
23
13% Dec
31
15
26
Dec
30% Mar 26
16% Dec
27
44;
14
46% Jan
101 Va Dec
50
Feb
j.2
Itj%«/au
Jan
4
13
Jan
4
Feb
12
14% Feb
15
34% Feb
14 Vh Feb
69%
69%
39%
39%
40
19%
19%
lu%
5.8uO
64%
65
65•'
i
66
'A
65%
2!
1
~
Dec
Nov29
26% Oct
1
43% Feb
49% Mar 22
JuTy
110%
36% Mar. 12
15 Va Dec
31
.
all
30 »A Jan
104 %
Corp—No par
*750
Internal']
Jan
3
35% Jan
•
21
lGVa Jan
14
Edison
Corp
93
Dec
18
49% Jan
a7* Mar
82% Dec
31
.109% Feb
.1
93'/*: Jan
2
101V* Jan
103% Jan
4
84 Va Jan
95 V* Feb
2
S'
,
18% Dec
28
Dec
19
28% Nov
28
88
Dec
31
39 y* Feb
10
99
.
23
Sep
18
17%- Jan
11
89 V* Jan
11
18
29% Jan
2
;
106% Jan
20
56%" Aug
3
Dec
27
102% Mar
6
111%-Dec
12
117 V* Nov
&
.83
For -foo^rntee^ef* nag*
28!
$4.52
99 V* Jan
42% Feb. 11
83
Jan
108% Jan
Mar
104
2
3
18'
"Jan
4
92 V* Feb
15
*48
■
.
4
118
,
Mat
.
32%
31 r!u
32
17%
17%
17%
17'A
*
77
17'%
17'A
17 V#
17%
18
18
17%
17%
76 %
77
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17%
17%
17%
17%
45%.
4414
45
44 Va
44%
30%
30%
30 Va
31 Vs
31
31
31
Cuba
31%
3,400
30%
21,%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
-9%
30
12,100
48 %
48%
48 Va
48%
48%
48%:
49
49
49%
5,200
17%
17V.I
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17',4
17'A
8,200
par
5 Ve
13%
5
Vs-
41'A
40%
4.1%
102%
102%
102%
500
102%
5'/#
5%
5%
5Vu
5%
4,000
13%
13%
13'%
1,700
2,700
5
13%
133'h
13%
13%
14%
14%
14-%
3 6',
it
35%
35%
16%
16%
16;!
4
9,700
44%
45 %
12,300
r'ii
23/64
450,000
104%
104%
1,100
14%
14:!b
14%
14%
14%
14%
35%i
35'%
35 V#
35%
35%
*35%
16
16:l
16
Va
16 %
16%
16%
16%
45%
45
45%
31
31%
31%
15%
15'V,
15%
3
15%
15% '
10
41%
*47
/
4
preferred
Baking
Continental
•
Co
preferred
Continental Can: Inc
so oO
; ;
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A
*4.50
con*-
limi
41 «/a
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com
V-3—N®'pe»
preferred--—-1GO
32%
33
1,900
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
45
45 Va
9/64
99%
99%
99 Va
99%
99%
96
42
15%
42%
16
42
42%
43:%
46
43
43
45
45
44 %
2%
2%
45 V,
:
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100
9/64
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100
100
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95
95
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95
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32
103 %
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45%
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■
45%
90%
119
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18%
18%
87 %
90
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32
32
32
103
103
'103
18%
87 Va
31
*
45%
89
x89
lib
45%
•
lib
300
16
15%
45%
2%
45 Vh
5
No par
:_10
32:%
15 '/a
»
100
com——3
32
32%
41 %
*
'
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47
46
2%
h
of'America—
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15%
41-%
49
2%
No par
Nn par
No par
;
preferred —A
Corp
*15%
41%
rights—i-.:-
31%
31'A
15%
%
105
500
1
Retail' Stores Inc—1
preferred
preferred
.
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6
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4
9,800
41%
41
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5V«
13%
133«
40 7
4IV#
102%
40%
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5%
31
35%
100
2.800
30
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pfd
6%
1.4U0
45%
48
41 Vh
1.33Vv
4./.000
77
45 V#
31
44%
44%
3,700
.
18
18
*78%
77
*76%
77
45%
*
4%
32
32
104%
Common
:
32:%
23/64
Common
>'
32 Vu
32
••
%
Container
4
32 Va
32 •
104%
RR of
$4.50
25
32'A
31 %
102*14
Corp
5,900
32%
32 Vi
44%
Foods
•
32%
104 %
"*
32% Mar 14
*52%
54
23/64
$4.16
J*n
92
.
60
54
54
45'%
11
19% Jan
16
Jan
36% Jan
104
55
54
32%
17 V4
17 Vu
*76 Va
Consumers Bower Co coin--—No par
22
300
54
104%
tConsolidated
,
160
00
23/64
Consolidated
7
43
*58
'
32%
%
40%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
14
22
49
*41
58
\\
Consol
101% Jan
*48
43
58
44%
,'
2
'i9
*41
60
32 Va'
32r:'«
32
400
*48
43
*57%
104 14
17
Mar 12
60
43 Va
43
*37
48%
47%
43
(>0
*53%
30
42
47 %
43
45 Vi
23
45
8.000
104%
Jan
93'A'Jan
27%
23/64
3Vs Jan
9/64 Mar 12
27 %
?,i
58
*3
1,100
27%
'
44%
2
Jan
14%
104''4
11
51% Mar 13
*14%
of -N! V-eoin—No par
Jan
U2
14%
48 V*
Corp—3
Copperraiiiea
39% Feb
19~
80«a
H/a
48%
102%
Consolidated Natural GasA
18
n
•
{
Dec
*78'.
No par
4
92*
78
43
2.50
9.200
44%
43%
78
*57
54
i
—
43%
43
80 %
27 Va
*53
*750
43 "t
27 3,
—,
10
43% Dec
*
.
1,900
103%
42 Va
27%
,
Jan
2
*750
103%
*78%
<A
27%
Corp_t.
43% Jan
9
950
620
107
*103
81
42
27 %
100
2
26
*760
1000
41%
*79
27%
com-_25
12-
Nov
80%
~
104
103%
27%
Co
39%-Feb
14% Jan
105
14%
preferred
15 % Jan
44
*104
»
1
16
28
104
103%
14
10
43% July 25
19
105 VH
42 >A
2.5o
21% Apr
Jan
132
*104
System—
10
1 % Sep
*130 %
105 Va
No par
28
16
131
*103
14%
preferred .'
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,
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A—L—
No par
Electronics Industries
1
Com
23
130%
133%
15
Publishing Co—No
Edison
/ Consul
$5
1,600
130%
133%
*102
14%
•;
Congoleum-Naini Inc
.
21,900
15
—
Consolidated
2%
42%
14%
Iron com
Broadcasting
Mills
2'1
41 %
66
—No par
preferred series B
50
Ry com..—l*,f:
noncumulative 1st pld
100
noncumulative 2nd pld—100
Nast
2 %
42 Va
No par
Fuel
..4.64'/e* cumul
5,400
Vu
VH
42
'750
1000
42
07%
2
42
42
41%
XoOVa
Combustion Engineering Inc——1
4
23
10
com
preferred
Consolidated Cigar
10
Jan
107
Co
1%
2JA
2
41%
X104
Dec
"23:
xo4 'A
%
134%
——
2nd
34% Jan
.
65 %
105%
cumulative
Cone
8
45%" Jan
2
14% Feb
18 %
*102
preferred'
Conae
14
25/ 64 Mar
3
a
9
.18% May
15
25
27
102
17
18%
*133
.
7
Jan
18
27
21/84 Feb
100
14% Jan
17
80
69 'A
40 Va
Commonwealth
17
39% Jan
8
560
19 %
Commercial Credit Co"
Commercial Solvents,
14
6V« Jan
27
42 Va Nov
23 V* Mar 19
.
1
Feb
104
11
22% Jan
*18
-
42 Vs Mar
2
8
5
8 V* Mar 16
Jan
4,100
69'A
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures .common.
5
$4.25 -preferred-'—'-—No par
Columbian Carbon Cq
—No par
Columbus <fc Southern Ohio Elec
5
11
100% Jan
6
10
39%
*39%
Class B
20
leu
39
13
16
17
Mar 20
44% Mar 19
20
Nov
100
Jan
21%
83
100%
100
101
20%
Class A
7
1
101
101
38 T11
40
t
6
25
21
101
*80%
39 "A
70
4%
4
23
44% Oct
39%
207
*160
83
*80%'
10"#
4%
11*
20
16% Nov
101
801«
39 'A
39 Va
5'Ai%
15
li
24 Ve
18
*100%
V4
1,200
9,800
69%
Colorado & Southern
8
16% Feb
76% Ftb
44 V* Nov
Apr
39
39
83
38%
56'A
18%
4
Jan
28 Va Nov
58
207
*160
207
80'%
*80 %
54%
54%
40%
Mar 13
434 Feb
Sep
53%
96
70 "a
6
33 V* Jan
17
4
18
i)4<^
*40
Collins & Aiknian Corp
6
33
3
53;!
1,100
17 Tii
u*
96
"70
" Colorado
21
3
*160
207
*160
38 "a
101
53%
16%
105
40 Va
"40
17%
17%
11,900
2,000
16%
*101%
40
40
*94%
60
59%
16%
105
70%
$3.50
21
16
31
Aug 23
54 %
53%
17%
96
%
17,800
40%
22
29% Jan
17% Aug
26% Jan
May 28
17%
*94 %
60
16%
70
43
<40
Columbia
17 Va Dec
18
96
%
59
*103
4014
40
40
17%
83
16%
105
*94%
2U7
101
16%
*103
105
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5!)'in
581/4
16% <~16;%
*103
54%.
53
58%
58
*>.
.
1,500
42 7ii
43
42
*70
Colgate-Palmolive
29 % Jan
34'/* Dec
5,100
92%
42
.50
4%
Jan
54
28%
41%
%
stock—50
7%
5
19
34% DeC
28
42%
-100
preferred_100
Coca-Cola Co (The)—
./—No par
*
8
19
28
43 'A
2
3
16
42%
42
50% Feb
59% Feb
43%
2%
Mar
28
*91
43
41%
59
117,600
'A
91
18
No par
.'
%
28
64 %
Mar
10
77%
gld
50% Feb 28
11
28 >A
60
75%
76%
41
—1
No par
lava
*55
76
91
Corp
16V* Jan
13
59
77%
27%
95 Va
38%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
0
47% Mar 12
36% Dec
47
*55
76 %
41%
Clopay
5
it
27
57
*54
57
7'G
90
11
82
12%
7.1O0
CJevuiuiiu At PiLfs RR T/e
t
46% Jan 14
3
13% Nov
75
*12%
28'A
39%
*94'a
'80%
preferred"——
C«ca-C'ola
*
12 Va
90
1
106% Jan
*12%
41
No par
mar
12%
28 'A
Molybdenum
Jan
12 'A
90%
Climax
iuo
2,200
41%
11
139
127 V* Sep
100
3.90'i
18'%
41 -
Toti
44 Vh Mar
34%
18%
27%
18%
70
73%
34%
19
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevne
Corporation—I
6
20% Mar 13
*
73 %
34%
19
x90%
2% Feb
Feb
15
16
60% F"b
3 % Jan
18
Nov
'
50% Jan
23
39
10
24 V* Jan
8
60
Jan
*39'A
*160
100
com—
'
70
73%
34 'A
19%
%
16%
18
5
15
Ilium
Elec
73%
34%
74 Va
105
103
preferred—100
noncumulative
25
104
Corp,-
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
Jan
39% Jan
83
73'%
19 Vli
■*54%
59
10%
5
/
4'/*% convertible preferred—100
.Clark Equipment Co
15
__;
—
Jan
111
14
Jan
Products
73
93 Va
58%
10
-100
No par
preferred—
City Stores Co common
21
65
Mar 11
43% Jun
97 Va Dec
City
6,300
Electric—
&
—
Cities Service Co_L
Jan
20
17%
34%
*
12%
*12'A
12%
25
—_
City Investing Co common-'
407/b Jan
1
93V* Jan " 7
3
17
17 Va
17
33%
—:
preferred
5%%
26
ion
*
5
3,300
3,700
56 Va
5
17% Mar
23*
40
25%
C I T Financial Corp.-
102 Va Feb
31%
37%
*55%
*
102
33%
37
%
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
43% Mar )l
33 Va
37
17%
%
2b
5
Co—
Gas
Cincinnati
;
87
.
Copper
Chrysler Corp
300
33 %
37
56%
Oil.
Cotton
100
5,80C
17'/a
Yellow Cub—2
Chickasha
100
50%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
9
99 Va
100
'
Chicago
33%
*
No par
•Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
11
11
43% Mar
14% May 22
44% Jan
35 Va Dec
36
Va
8
No par
series A
preferred
5%
•
>-
37 Va
8
pjd
A noncuin
North Western
&
V
com
Pac
'
•
8
34
50
Ry
♦
Mllw 6t Paul <fc
Chic
18% Jan
29
21 Va Nov
40
preferred
5%.
55'/a May 28
.
;
Great
Chic
8
Mar 15
40
M'anulacturlng___1.25
Class A
30% Mar 11
Jan
10
10%
8%
27%
Chesapeake
31% Mar 15
9%
8%
Chemway Corp
4
36
9%
9%
Va
9
*9 "/a
9%
98
27%
1
31 Va Jan
10
Va
*97
27%
Checker
9% Feb
26 Va Mar 14
8
Va
8%
4
15
44% July 19
4
x97
27%
10 % Jan
10% Apr
29
13
1,300
98 Va
26%
99
1
3
28
12 V2 May
36%
Va
2!j%
"97
Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 Va %
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR cotn__No par
Jan
6% Nov
29% Nov
7
36
1
par
45 Vs
*89
116%
*15%
4,800
500
2'A
2'A
2'A
2%
23i,
1,209
Va
45%
45%
45%
45a.i
7.70C
45
11/64
11/64
%
100%
13/64
98%
*99 Va
99
96
18%
90
32 %
104
45%
90
116%
*95
18'A
*88'/a
32%
'103
44%
►89
116'A
99
100%
96
18%
90
32%
104
45%
92
116 V*
11/64
98 %
100%
*94%
18%
*89
32%
104
44%
*83
♦lib
655,900
9^
1,280
100%
60
b0
96
18%
10.400
90
32'
a
2,6-0
45%
12,300
104
90
117
110
80
600
19
20
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1288)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
lear i;>:><;
YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
22
16% Oct
14
12% Mar
15% Jan
8
12
STOCK
7
Monday
7
Copper
Industries
Par
2
15
28fz Oct
19
22
Feb
20
58% Apr
9
45
Jan
2
53% Mar
7
Continental
Insurance
6
9% Jun
11
6
Jan
2
7% Jan
14
Continental
Motors
Jan
5% Dec
5%
convertible
preferred
12 %
5
27
62
22
Continental
Oil
1
45% Nov
15
34 % Feb
12
41% Jan
2
Continental
58 % Dec
28
51% Jan
21
67% Feb
27
Dec
20
70
Mar 20
33% Feb
12
43% Jan
8
24% Jan
23
33% Dec
14
28% Feb
11
33% Feb
27
Cooper
Range
Copperweld
Delaware..
of
Cooper-Bessemer
.5
52
Jan
31
51
Jan
22
52% Jan
31
5'»
conv
Dec
13
59% Feb
15
66% Feb
27
6 '"e
conv
preferred...
27% Jan
14
40% Mar 12
29
87 % Apr
5
57% Feb
13
Dec
26
99
Jan
19
85% Jan
23
99
Jan
25
93
Jan
8
32% Feb
24
28
Feb
11
155
Dec
6
94% Jun
5
27 Vi Jan
20
Dec
30
5% Sep
2% Dec
180% Mar
7
Oct
25
152'
20
4
Dec
1%
Cosden
6% Jan
2
3
Coty
Coty
4
2% Jan
12
36 % Jan
86
30% Jan
22
16
14*8 Dec ,19
3
Dec
4
18% Feb 28
28% Jan
14
Jan
15% Mar
7
8
Petroleum
17
Crown
18
$2
27
57
Jan
11
Crown
2
100
Feb
18
50*e Nov
23
691® Apr
3
50% Feb
Dec
27
2
92
Jan
Corp
—
Jan
13
14*8 May 28
29% Mar 12
—
2~3%
July 25
25% Dec
26
7% Jan
10
14% May
Dec
26
84% Aug 20
65
7
7*8 Nov
16
10% Jan
3
31*8 Dec
28
40
Feb
13
Jan
2
22% Feb
5
19
9% Feb
GO
Feb
CrUclble
Cuba RR 6%
27V* Jan
16
12
11
Jan
2
65% Jan
2
Jan
2
31% Jan
2
8
16
23
9
Feb
6
33Vz Jan
28
14
7% Jan
18
110
52 */2 Oct
9
12
56%'Mar
20
63% July 19
Nov 19
53% Feb
19*8 Dec
21
19% Jan
17
21% Feb
25
2634 Jan
23
49% Nov
28
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
11
33*2 Feb
14
49% Nov 28
387b Feb
12
47
11
658 Jan
Oct
53
9% Sep
3
1
65
Nov
19
53% Feb
12
Mar 11
Jan
64
Jan
8
11
%%
23%
100
52
52%
5,600
7%
7*4
7%
7%
7%
8,200
7%
55%
55 *4
55 34
55%
55
55*2
35%
35%
35%
35%
35*4
62%
63
65%
64%
65%
64%
65
7.800
35%
35%
35 %
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
9,200
31*8
32%
32'«
32*4
32 V*
32%
32%
5,500
*50%
52 %
*50%
52*3
*50%
52
*50%
52%
65
*64%
66
*64%
66
*64%
66
65
%
23%
24
X66%
66 3 4
66%
*85%
87 %
*85%
*93
95
"93
T 22
29%
30
160
;
,
160
22 %
21%
5*4
5%
*5*4
5%
5%
2*2
2%
■32%
'33 %
90
29%
2%
33%
%66
29%
15%
90
*29%
15%
15%
2%
15%
32%
24%
25%,
24
67 V*
%
67%
66%
87%
*85%
*93
30
5%
85%
93%
93
29%
'160
22
*5%
23%
7,800
30
163
2%
2%
32%
32%
86
29%
29 %
29%
2%
%
161
30
12,400
J
80
22%
5%
33%
86
20
85%
21%
5%.
800
4.030
*
67%
87%
21 %
31.360
*
100
24
.
95
'160
22%
,
29V«
29%
yo
32%
*86
29 *'4
67
160
21%
2%
25
95
29%
160
54%
*35
10,400
5%*.
2%
600
2%
1.000
33 %
33%
8,300
*84
90
100
X28%
5
29
800
15%
15%
15%
15%
12*4
12*2
32%
12%
12%
12%
12*4
12 V2
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
Corp
5
50*8
51%
51
51%
51%
52*3
51%
52%
51%
52%
98*4
98%
98%
98%
*98%
99*3
*98*4
99 %
98%
98%
80
x29%
com
Co
of
AmerU:.12.50
noncum
pla
30%
26 *
24*4
10
30%
26
auo
24*4
Publishing
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
25,700
26*3
24 %
2 5 V*
25%
25*4
670
24*4
24%
24 %
24 %
24%
24%
X23%
10*4
10*«
*60%
common
8*4
10%
11
06
*54%
No par
10%
10%
10%
61
61
61
32
10%
55%
10%
61
8%
*31 %
l
preferred $1.60
Curtis-Wrigni common
10%
61
8%
32
wn par
preferred
Prior
700
20
61%
8%
4,100
11,700
26
10*8
*31%
8,300
30
30%
61*8
8
15%
12%
'25%
8
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
14%
12%
*29
%
25
2
100
preferred
Prior
*23
30
Cuneo Press Inc
Curtis
3.600
23%
52%
35%
164
33
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudoby Packing Co common
4
*23
13
52*i
22 %
..No pur
Steel
Shares
13
52*3
21*8
2.50
common
preferred
38% Jan
11
23
13
3
87 %
*160
2
13
35
29*e
*86
(The)
33
..no oar
Seal
Zellerbach
32
Jan
52'
95
29%
"
14
the Week
55
66 %
'85%
28
preferred
$4.20
23
IV*
x62 %
-22%
°93
1
&
Friday
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
52*2
2:
l
.
Corp
Cork
Sales for
Thursday
32%
66%
loo
Wh^at Corp
Crescent
13% Jan
29
12*8
l
of
PRICES
Mar. 13
1
preferred
Cream
31% Feb
23
Corp
International
3 % 'ft
27
35% Feb
i
Inc
11
7
65*2
Products
Feb
11
Feb
31
29% Jan
Corn
11% Feb
11% Dec
104
2
.
Mar 14
*64
B
Coip
common
Crane Co common
27
31*8
*50%
preferred
100
preferred series of 1947.100
Refining uommon.10
preferred
100
7
15
2% Feb
36*4
3%%
Mar
Jan
7
28 % Dec
91
.
30%
3%%
8
7
,164
63
.50
Electric
4
31% Feb
May 23
Dubiller
Corning Glass Works
Mar
80
3
IB
2814 Oct
13
Cornell
22% Mar
21
5 % Feb
30
42% Mar 26
4
Dec
Jan
3
Jan
94% Jan
2
19% Jan
2
89
97% Mar
5
33
79
5
23% Aug 27
6% Jan
3
09% Jan
.
55%
35
*
preferred
66
00*4
62%
50
Ste#l Co common
26
60% Nov
SALE
Wednesday
23%
7*«
5
Co
31
23
HIGH
AND
53
*23
7*4
35
54% Jan
60
12
12%
52%
8
Corp
49% Apr
8
23%
53a
7*8
8teel Corp
23
21 % Mar
12%
02%
1
34% Jun
54% Peo
Mar.
13
*23
25
,
25 % Jan
41
RECORD
Tuesday
11
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
Steel
&
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23
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79
Dec
21
96
24
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7
66% Mar
1
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31
17% Mar 19
10% Feb
12
12% Jan
9
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6% May 21
Jan
18
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27
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25
13
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3
29% Jan
2
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16
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13
49
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22
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27
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24
50
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Nov
76*2 Dec
19
96
63
Sep
27
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81
Dec
12
99
29
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27% Dee
18
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56
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4
80
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2
86
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6
81
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86
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1
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Sep
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4
86
Mar
25
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12
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2
21
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14
37% Jan
26
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11
65
18
17% Feb
12
26% Feb
9
43% Dec
12
37
Jan
21
Feb
8
39% Jan
29
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23
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57% Jan
2
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377a Mar 13
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3334 Mar 15
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30
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15
23% Oct
19
20% Feb
21
23% Jan
24
3
10% Feb
23
14
Jan
2
15% Jan
14
Diana
24
Divco-Wayne
61% Mar 15
Dixie Cup Co
29
60% Aug 17
47% Feb
8
12
75
62% Jan
17
75
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26
Dec
7
12% Nov 29
Sep
5
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23
24% Feb
5
28
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2
9
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2
11% Jan
14
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2
13
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14% Jan
15
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Dome
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95% Sep
14
75% Mar 12
91
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14
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21
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24% Jan
29
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57
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3
lo
20
82% July
5
50% Dec 31
16% Nov
23
21% Feb
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14
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1
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3
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23
12
12
67
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55% Jan
8
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28
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109
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89
89
39
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28
50
39
2
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42% Jan
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50
8
50
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31
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18
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29
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22
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22
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3
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18
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Eastern Airlines Inc
Eastern Corp
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5
81% Mar
5
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3
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13
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81% Feb
13
90*4 Jan
4
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158% Feb
28
Apr
12
150
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23
66
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29
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28
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14
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30
30
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3
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17
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10
Jan
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81
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11
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40
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16
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4
26
50
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15
106
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30
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18
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29
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5
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11
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11
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Nov
3
10
20
Feb
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31
Feb
4
1
8
21% Jan
9
38% Mar 13
3% Jan
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11
1
prior
2
14% jars
31
Elgin National Watch
13
30% Feb
6
36% Jan
17
Elliott
50
30
47% Jan
3
49% Jan
18
29% Dec
27
31% Dec 28
25% Oct
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31
19% Dec
20
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87
1
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13
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3
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9
23
98
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11
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31
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5
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58
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see
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28
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61
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15
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13
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5
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17
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29% Feb
5% Mar
19% Feb
32% Feb
84
13
8
15
15
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Co
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3
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6% Jan
14
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21
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7
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Co
2nd
&
Johnson
15
89% Jan
14
2
31% Feb
7
12
20% Jan
7
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3
77
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71% Jan
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50
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27% Jan
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49
49
46
46%
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10
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Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
27
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43%
40 V*
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20
Apr
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43%
100
Dec
36%
36
41
2.50
common
47
36%
36
43%
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preferred
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500
36%
35%
27%
100
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89%
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preferred
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Edison Bros Stores Inc common
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4
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Eastman Kodak Co common
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49
46%
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35%
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11
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50
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43
46%
50
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36%
42 %
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50
29% Jan
12
17
170
preferred
4.10% preferred
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39% Mar 13
80
54% Dec
preferred
26% Feb
30% Mar 13
23
*
50
24
Jan
17
Dec
36
10
50
46
14
75% Jan
common
preferred
18
43% Feb
150
Duquesne Light Co
29
36% Feb
23
8
Feb
26% Nov
29 % Jan
Common
52% Jan
50
3,100
1
$4.50
46
13%
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24
400
21%
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11
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12
100
1,100
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1
Feb
10%
21%
25
54
10%
78%
36% Mar 15
17% Jan
10%
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75
27
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5
27
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14
27
9%
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8
19
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27
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2
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3,900
60
4
14% Jun
30
9%
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29%
58%
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47
30%
10
104% Jan
54
30
58%
3
6
1,300
10
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18
800
14%
57%
38% July 12
Dec
22%
14%
10%
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33%
22
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58%
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46
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43
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26
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.
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64
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1
44
39%
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Ltd
Chemical
$3.75
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64
53%
176 % Mar
7
39
39%
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5
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39
54
Apr
Jan
2,700
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237
27
44%
39
40
29
Feb
44
53%
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40
800
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17
40
,
17%
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common
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Dunhill International
du
38%
17%
19%
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Pepper Co
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17%
19%
39%
65
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Dobeckmun Co (The)
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18
40
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preferred series A
conv
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65
1,600
19%
43%
80c
11.% Jan
Dec
39%
27%
25
preferred
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Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Nov
10
cumulative
14
62
39 3 a
39%
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27%
1
common
34% Jan
49
39 %
67
30
2
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10
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27
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May 25
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15%
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20
Raynolds
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15%
15%
23%
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$1.50
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Grande West
Devoe
11
21%
15%
.
20
21%
29%
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39
12
21%
21%
21%
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40% Mar 15
13
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50%
Detroit Edison
&
21%
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Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
31
21%
84*4
30
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
Jan
21%
84%
15*8
Power &
Jan
21%
84
20
28% Jan
Denv & Rio
83%
10
common
25% Jan
25
9
83*2
50o
preferred
1
24% Dec
100
87
'82
86
13
21
640
86
86 %
33% Jun
293i Feb
3.800
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2
6
47
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46%
84
41
29
46%
88
28
29% Nov
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85
38% Jan
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84
May 14
51 % Feb
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84
48
31 % Jan
46%
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32
46%
66
38% Jan
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44% Apr
5
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46%
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25
31
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31
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47
43 Vz Jan
33
85
25
38
33%
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86
41% Feb
20
33
12%
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Dec
12%
33%
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47
40
12%
33
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100
1
11
12%
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100
14
Apr
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32%
100
8
32
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33%
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31% Feb
2
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31% Jan
38% Dec
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Decca Records Inc
79
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6
4,000
fl
24
9
11%
series
dan
7
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1,900
85
11%
7
common
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Nov
0*8
51%
51 %
"82
11%
10
& Light
8
14 % Feb
*6
51
85
11%
series
36% Jun
64
6
51
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11%
series
2
19% Mar
6
50 %
87
11%
3.75%
11
26% Feb
6%
50
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20
Inc
Power
23% Jan
16
11%
1%
3.90%
27*4 Feb
27
6
87
xl
3.75%
28% Jan
May 18
preferred
51%
50%
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11%
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6
25% Apr
convertible
2.50
common
85
11%
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3
10
5%
Daystrom
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s
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35% Feb
18',4 Sep
Davega Stores Corp
Davton
100
4
34*8 Jan
31 %
l
A
Mills Inc
River
4
8
28
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preferred series
3% %
27
5
26 */4 May
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Dan
preferred
25
100
59k
preferred aerie*
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6
5%
5%
20
20
20
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33%
33%
33%
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34
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,
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30
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29%
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9,400
18%
19%
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STACKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
13
5
25% Jan
3
Evan*
16% Jan
4
93% Jan
10
Mar 12
44% Feb
21
Jan
17
Fairbanks
12 % Jan
24
Fairchlld
17
22% Feb
20
Mar 23
14% Feb
23
96
Auer
2
43
New
Co
5
23 %
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1
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43 Vb
43
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58
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57
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14%
107-a
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10%
13%
13%
13 Va
13',
15-%,
11
13 %
3%
;
23%
23%
%
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Friday
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15%
15%
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44
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24%
23%
86%
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Mar. 15
85%
15 %
80 %
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23%
56
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15%
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11
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Mar
Par
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4
20
Products
AND
LOW
STOCK
Ever sharp Inc
85% Mar 12
20% Dec
15% Jan
62 Va Jan
29 Va Juiy
YORK
STOCK RECORD
EXCHANGE
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EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
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200
F
65
Morse
CoA
<fe
No par
S8% May
1
59% Dec
26
55% Feb
13
10% Dec
7
15% Jan
3
10% Jan
2
10% Sep
26
15 '/a Nov
15
12% Feo
12
15% Dec
23
20
12
15% Feb
7
16 % Jan
13
Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falataff Brewing Corp
1
6
22 % Jan
22
23% Feb
20
Family
44% Feb
11
54Va Jan
10
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
7% Jan
14
Farwick
25% Mar
21% Oct
16
68% Sop
20
31
T Feb
Oct
75% Mar
10
14% Dec
Dec
13% Feb
1
4
21% Sep
26
18
36% May
18% Dec
30% Dec
29% Feb
'8
Aug
10% Jan
26% Nov
1
Oct
1
135
44% Nov
29
61
100
35'A Jan
24
5
20'A Jan
31
31 '/a Jan
4
6
9'/a Jan
2
Felt
26 V4 Feb
6
Fenestra
3174 Jan
10
27
12
1
May
Feb
8
Co
com.
preferred
Stoles-
Mfg
i..
Co
4K
Paper Prod com..No par
cum
557/8 Mar
8
Avenue Coach
5
NY
Fidelity Piienix Fire Inc
Inc
Lines
10
23
26 '/a Jan
3
29'A Jan
9
Fifth
53
Nov
19
91% Jun
27
54% Feb
12
66
Jan
2
Flltrol
68
Feb
10
98
Dec
26
83% Mar 15
96
% Jan
2
Firestone Tire & Rubber com_.__6.25
106
Feb
8
26 V. May
101v* Nov
47
30% Feb
1
106% Jan
14
16
2
10% Jan
3
33% Nov
39
3
Mar 12
51% Jan
23
27
10% Feb
11
12 Va Jan
4
Feb
7
34 'A Feb
12
38
Mar 14
18
94
Feo
21
14% Jan
10
Feb
8
47
92
Dec
27
105% Mar 14
91% Feb
12
Nov
23
21% Mar 12
11% Feb
8
41% Feb
16
54% Aug 14
49% Feb
19
36% Feb
13
50% Aug
Dec
12
62
41
83% Dec
Feb
Apr
$4
No par
preferred
Stove
Co
Florida
Power
18
48V4 Jan
4
Florida
Power
&
11
43% Jan-
3
Food
11
90
9
83
July
6
53
Feb
111
Jan
53
S4.20 dlv
Mar 13
12
62 % Jan
128 Va Jan
3
159
Jifly
6
Feb
4
100
Mar
5
84% Jan
3
91
63% Mar 12
54% Jan
2
59'A Mir 15
I
Mar
preferred
Motor
Ford
5
21% Jan
Feb
12
17% Jan
8
Foremost
24
41% Apr
18
35% Feb
13
42 Va Jail
3
Foster-Wheeler
24
13% Nov
28
11% Jan
2
15% Jan
10
78
13
31
11% Dec
11% Feb
% Mar 12
11
24
Frahclsco
9
11
Sulphur
Freeport
106% Mar 14
79% Oct
4
6% Dec
Jan
16
Jan
2
16% Jan
9
Froedtert
Corp
19% Feb
20
24 'A Jan
8
Fruehauf
Trailer
Jan
14
14
9% Jun
10
Co
86
16% Mar 22
Feb
Dec
1
Corp
97% Mar 20
July 18
14
22
No par
Co
38% Apr
23
80
Mar 13
74
Mar 29
94
4%
1
common
7,200
,
18.400
600
16
23%
21
6 Va
14 %
14
55 Va
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43
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67
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57
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37
37
37
37
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700
19 %
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19
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19
187a
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33%
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25%
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25%
25%
257a
25%
1,800
28 %
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28 %
27%
28
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1,500
30 %
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30
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84
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102 V3
102 Va
9,600
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5.400
103 '/a
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37%
38
47%
11%
37 Va
37%
36%
94
,
13
94
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12%
96
37%
13%
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13
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51
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46%
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46 Va
33%
38%
387a
90
90
57%
58 %
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57
128
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3,000
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90
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58
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93
90
58%
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32,490
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39
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92
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57
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128
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51
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20
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13
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90
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51
500
11
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37%
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90
83
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84
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58 Va
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*102'/a
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47
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100
55 %
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5,200
105
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105
1,500
55%
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7,600
1
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55
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38 %
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39
14%
14 %
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14
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13%
13%
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14
12
12%
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12 Va
106%
105
*
12 %
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98%
16%
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21 %
21%
21%
74
74%
74
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1
1.100
106
14,900
16%
21%
74
4,100
16%
300
217a
16%
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21 Va
74 %
%
74
75
104 %
16 %
*16
16%
21
*12
104 Va
102%
104
21%
74%
.—100
preferred
15%
23%
*16
21%
1
Co
16
23%
37%
14%
*11%
97
10
Corp
Sugar
Franklin Stores
3
12V« Jan
2
Dairies Inc
27
30% Oct
16
100
Co
16% Dec
3
preferred
convertible
3%%
13
30
15
10
100
<fc Chem Corp
3%%
Feb
Nov
1
pfd ser of "51
cum
Food Machinery
2
Co_.No par
Light
Fair Stores Inc common
15%
23
38%
*88
55 %
*118
*90
57%
16%
7'/a
Corp
44% Jan
:
13%
1;>%
12%
50Va
46'A
—rl
35% Feb
82
8% Feb
common
*13
157a
11%
36%
"94
5
5
Co
(The)
,
23
48
No par
Stores
Carpet
Co
Florence
109
51% May 28
(The)
Flintkote
2
7?
13
Firth
100
18
102% Mar
10
51
First National
Jan
41
1
preferred
4%%
12% Feb
61
21
Dec
101 Va Jan
Corp
13%
15%
67
1C3
53
21%
59
86 Va
*102%
100
preferred.-
conv
11
23"%
.
1
57
10%
13%
15%
482%
13Va
2o%
6%
25 %
27%
80%
10
Corp
57
a
23%
18%
5
25
2.50
——5
Inc
Fibre board
14
103'/a Mar 11
Co
7
47% Jan
Mar 26
Jan
32
27 % Feb
98
Dept
Tarrant
&
Ferro
Electric
Board
Paper
26
27% Feb
5
1
50
Bearings
Bower
cumulative
4.6%
Federated
Fbli
25
1
May
Federal
8% Feb
9
43
29
29Va Nov
Pacific
Jan
21
11
Mar
27"% Jan
39% Mar 23
29
Feb
19
31% May
14
Mogul
Federal
14
32
7
10
37% Mar 14
3
Dec
'25
Federal
11
14
Feb
36
4»1% Aug 17
24 Va Dec
23
2
2274 Jan
157a Mar 14
56
18% Mar 12
27-
31% Jad* 11
1
3874 Jan
12
51% Feb
27
2
56 %
15%
"63
47%
6 Va
14%
*52 Va
36%
5
9
2
13% Feb
7
55
Corp common
preferred series B
'A
56
233a
^3'%
1
50
Finance
Corp
u
Feddera-Quigan Corp common
5%* conv pid 1953 series-
Jan
6
7% Jun
5
11
Jan
5%
17
43% Jan
16
7
17
53% Dec
2
5% Dec
10
Apr
,
217a
30,000
%
150
7'A
2,200
V4
*74
G
3
6% Feb
4
8
11% July 19
9% Feb
13
41% Dec
26
49% July 20
42% Feb
11
25% Feb
9
32% July 31
30 74 Feb
36'A Feb
9% Jan
28
43
Dec
6
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
6
Jan
4
31
Jan
9
14% Dec
12
30% Sep
38
39
3% Jan
27
25% Jan
1
43% Jan
11
2
14
3674 Jan
15% Feb
19
4% Feb
19
Jan
9
51
Jan
9
26% Jan
2
30 74 Jan
30
5
99 Va Jan
22% Dec
9
Jan
134'A Feb
34% Mar 13
26% Jan
4174 Nov
28
34 Vb Feb
6
13
97% Feb
13
84
Jan
9
86
12
40
Oct
25
35
Mar
6
3874 Jan
6
138
Jan
13
124
17% Jan
3
119
Dec
13% Dec 27
General
128% Jan
21
1474 Jan
22
Cigar
..100
Inc
Co
com_.
No par
1374 Jan
5
11% Feb
20
12 % Jan
22
1
5974 Dec
13
54 74 Jan
21
6174 Feb
18
General
Dynamics
23
65 Va Aug
2
5274 Feb
3
5974 Jan
2
General
Electric
17
Jun
11
19
Apr
26
15% Feb
21
18% Jan
3
General
Oct
1
50 74
July 23
Feb
12
44 Vb Feb
4
General Foods Corp
6% Dec
31
8 Vb Jan
11
Jan
4
13%
*11%
58%
55 %
10
1
5
preferred
Corp
series
6%
7
45 Vb Oct
w
common-—2
Corp
General Contract
52% Jan
Dec
11
43
61
May
40 V» May
6'A Feb
10 74 Mar 20
73% Dec
9
12
6274 Mar 12
18
69
115
28
110% Jan
2
38'A Feb
25
109Va Jail
2
110
Dec
31
124% Feb
85
Dec
27
101% Mar 15
31
Feb
1
16
37% Apr
30
2
115% Jan
General
$5
24
84'A Jan
2
91% Feb
3874 Jan
190
Corp
Motors
1%
No par
com
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series——No par
1
2
Corp
Finance
preferred
5%
Jan
33% Jan
3
Co
(Delaware).?
———No par
General
Instrument Corp
1
General Mills common
No pa:
43 74 Jan
1
49 % Mar 20
122% Mar
11
108% Dec
40
,
24
General
15
Advertising
Outdoor
50% Feb
10
75% July 17
60
Jan
21
4
23
53% Feb
24
36% Feb
25
43% Jan
4
General
Nov
28
35% Aug
24
31% Mar 12
33% Jan
7
$1.60
4% Dec
17
5% Aug 20
47a Feb
12
474 Jan
2
May 25
38% Mar 28
34 74 Jan
16
37'A Feb
11
1
General Portland Cement Co
34% Oct
31
34
Dec
34
28
Nov
19
14% Feb
9
18 Va Dec
7
34% Jan
4
53% Dec
19
24 V* Nov
29
32% Oct
2
29
Jan
23
29 'A Dec
47 Va Nov
38
29% July 18
36
46
Nov
7
27
Mar
8
16'A Feb
19
18Vb Jan
8
Feb
13
50% Jan
10
42
24% Feb
6
3274 Feb
12
39'A Feb
12
Apr
2
13
34% Oct
22
28 «A F. b
12
29
66% Apr
5
55'A Jan
7
Oct
16
Jan
23
121% Apr
5
108'A Jail
7
73% Jau
102
100
27
Mar
3 7 74 Jan
l3 V? Mar
30% Mar
71
Feb
6
8
5
7
1
104 % Mar 15
90
May 17
96
Nov
27
74
Dec
26
84
Sep
10
3
12
Mar
75% Nov
28
86% Sep
12
78
Jan
2
82
Feb
5
25% Jan
21
29% Feb
11
137 Va Feb
4
6
27
37% Sep
12
45% Dec
13
52 Va
Sep
18
45 % Jail
24
52% Mar
8
Jan
23
61
July 24
43'A Feb
12
5574 Mar
7
87b Feb
5
25% Nov
41
9'A Jan
12
8'A Jan
lu
Utilities G'oip—.—5
Public
General
——
40% Jan
z
54% Aug 23
41 % Feb
12
45% Mar 15
Gillette
(The)
23% Jun
8
31 % Nov
23% Jan
22
25% Jan
2
Gimbel
Brothers
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
Jan
2
90% Jan
22
34% Sep
3
153
Sep
28
41% Mar
14
5% Jan
Mar 14
90
9
34% Feb
28
37 V2 Jan
14
25
3% Jan
2
4% Jan
30
Goebel
Gold
21
160
Jan
21
89% Mar 23
66% F. b
6
75
Dec
27
70% Feb
12
Apr
18
317/e f< b
7
163
Nov
23
160
Jan
Gould-National Batteries Inc
36
44% Jan
16
60% Sep
13
1% Dec
27
2% Feb
14
1% Jan
2
10 % Dec
3
20% Mar 16
8% Feb
25% Feb
27
9
11
30% Jan
18
46% Feb
12
59% Jan
2
Granite
31 % Mar 13
36V4 Feb
6
Grant
79 Va Jan
86
Feb
19
36% Aug
29% May 28
60% Dec
34
Feb
9
34
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
7% May 18
5% Nov 29
25% Feb 14
Nov
29
38% Oct
19 % Oct
130% Dec
31
41 %
2
79
46y. Apr
23% Mar
2
70 Va
149% Jan
May 25
25%
Aug
10
108% July 17
79% Jan
3
1
11
10
48 Va Mar 12
3
5% Mar 12
35
1% Jan
2
Graham-Paige
9
Granby Consol
2
Grand
6% Jan
14
9
Jan
14
40% Feb
25
45 % Jan
7
Great
Feb
11
21% Jan
1!
Great
Jan
22
78
Jan
11
common—
7%
Green
Ry
'nn9in(«
CPP
pnp-p
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16%
10%
15%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
300
16%
43
43 7
43%
43%
43'
a
43%
43'/«
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7,400
a
6 %
6 %
6%
6%
800
0%
6 %
2,200
6 Va
64
Co
64%
63%
63%
114%
113%
113%
100
40 %
94,400
40
114 %
115
91 %
90%
39%
40
114.%
114%
114
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37%
03
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90%
90%
91 Va
38 Va
38
2.8 %
38%
38
63 %
631
63 "2
62 %
63%
38%
38
38%
39
49
32%
31%
31%
*32
4 7 ii
4%
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35%
34%
11/64
a
in
2'i%
29%
29 %
16%
*16%
16%
16 %
167 a
44 %
26%
33%
42
50
45%
34'%
38 %
33%
33 %
42 %
41%
30%
30%
30%
68%
67%
107
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85
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31 %
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67%
69%
107
182
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51
51 %
51 %
52
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1
4
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25
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35%
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163
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44%
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44
44
91
35%
163
167 a
30%
53%
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35%
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16%
42%
26%
53%
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13/64
30%
34%
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52 %
91
13/64
16 %
1
a
70
31
26 %
81 %
81
27%
35%
35%
16,400
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130%
85
81
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91
35'a
44
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%
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8 %
13/64
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107
27 %
%
35
35 Va
6 9'
70%
132%
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85
5,600
11,100
42'
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33
4 %
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41%
128
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38%
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♦3974
33
44
42%
'9%
40%
a
30%
44
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3,000
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,
'20 Va
2,300
63%
34%
30 %
16%
20%
38
63%
4%
11/1*4
28%
26
377a
11/64
35%
'
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38%
63%
39 ?
13/64
26%
300
91 %
90%
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28
44
1,100
115
63 %
4%
"
115
38
%
38%
4%
44
397 a
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39'/a
6,300
900
800
1
4.500
427 a
42 %
19,900
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30%
1,200
697-8
16,500
69
697a
261
2,300
34
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104%
131 %
130Va
70
104%
131
107
580,500
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85
1,520
85
81 %
610
27 %
27
27%
9,200
52
51%
51 %
1,900
81 %
81%
53
53%
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8',4
44%
44%
25 vb
25 3 a
♦90'A
91
35%
35%
3%
3%
*156
163
54 %
14,500
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22,300
25%
4,400
91
35%
2.600
374
3,300
163
69%
69%
70%
70%
71 %
72%
20,000
70
691.1
7074
68
73%
74%
74%
75
75
75%
75%
12,300
74'4
7 4'A
73 %
34
33%
33%
34
34
34
33%
4
*
33 Va
33%
34
48%
48%
48':.
49 3
9.109
48%
50 A
48'
43'a
49 'a
48 7 i,
1 %
1 %
1%
1%
15,200
1
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1%
1%
1 %
1%
4
1%
2,500
10
10'a
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10
10
10'A
10
10%
1,300
10%
28'
«
28%
28%
28 %
6.603
28 7 a
23%
28
28
287a
27%
48%
48%
48%
43%
48%
49
4,700
48%
48
48%
48%
32'a
31 %
32
32:%
32%
5.009
33
32
32'A
32 1
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85
85
84%
84 7 4
5%
5%
5
No par
Inc
—
No par
—10Q
100
—i
Tap & Die Corp—No par
preferred
64%
*113%
114%
4%
a
65%
'li:?
a
a
114%
%
63%
114 ' it
62%
*113
%'
6
43 %
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%*
31,300
23 V'a
Greenfield
13
40,300
56>
4.3%
14
Feb
59%
56 %
25 VH
21
89
5>%
567 a
25%
Feb
15
59%
56!
42%
16
80% Jan
58%
50%
25 Va
19 % Jan
3
59%
56 Vb
43
28% Mar
Jan
577 a
56%
25
2
96
58 %
42%
2
27
57%
x55%
51 1
8
79% Dec
500
5.3 'a
25
Co
Western Sugar com
L)
1,800
11 %
521
Prop..No par
preferred
Bay & Western RR
(H
13%
117a
52%
*7%
100
Paper Co
Northern
Green
13%
11 %
51 %
18% Feb
5
13%
11%
81
14% Jan
21% Oct
9
13%
12
27%
26% Jan
33% Mar 12
27
13%
11%
81%
30
20
14% Feb
13%
11%
27
17% May 10
Nov
18% Dec
*
13%
27%
s_
Iron Ore
Great Northern
30
1'3%
-
12.50
Steel
Co
100
5
Ex-distribution
Gt Northern
Jan
12
T)
'
40
85%'
129
'129
128
128
35%
35%
35', a
*36%
*11%
13%
27%
No par
5
Motors
M S & P
(The).
Co
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
85
72
Cky
(W
\j&
39%
1
Co
3%%
32
138
Union
Rubber
&
&
13% Jan
8
Feb
R)
Grace
12
20
(W.
2
Feb
131% Mar 12
(B F)
57% Jan
29'/a Feb
79
36
85%
86
*85%
86
128
164
2
30
*85 "a
86
5
Jan
28% Nov
1.300
7,600
*35%
157
Co
Goodyear
Tire
23%
39%
"126%
10
Stock
&
Goodrich Co
2
84
227 a
39
36
37a
40
22%
39 %
128
1
100
Co
Telegraph
131
22%
39
*35%
35%
250
5,700
3,500
Va
39%
114%
*90
*130%
131
131
9
38%
*126%.
10
4
1
23
9%
97 a
23%
114%
35
80' 4
*22%
DfJ
56 %
11/64
80
2,500
29%
99%.
97a
128
No par
Jan
Oct
Jan
9%
132
52%
Vh
29
80 'A
"129
39
*84 %
79%
9%
9%
.23 %
x38%
80
3,100
4%
9.9 %
*99%.
300
1,100
15
*51
297a
100
100
79 %
130%
,
*29%
*99%
79 %
9 %
*51
3,900
34 Va
4%
54
54
29%
29%
100
23%
4%
415'a
4%
*51
1,700
7%
15
4 %
130%
16 %
*16%
43%
43■'»
6%
*6%
63 Va
6311
114%
*113
39%
39%
--5
common
83% Jan
66
15 Va
-1
Co~i
Brewing
60
*15
x73%
(The)
Co
15
*99%
preferred
$4.50
Glldden
15
4%
2,100
47%
a
77a
*34
10
preferred
4%
31
90
.....
6.67
General Realty & Unities—
10c
General Refractories
—10
General Shoe
Corp
1
General Steel Castings Corp.
1
General
Telephone Corp
U)
General Time Corp
No par
General Tire & Rubber com—2.50
4%#
preferred
100
4%%
conv
preferred..
100
4%%
preferred -—:
—100
$5 preferred
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
——
1
Gerber
Products
Co__
10
Getty Oil Co common—
—4
Signal
Railway
General
8% Oct
7
10c
*47!
7%
54
58 %
*317a
4%
47%
it
34%
297a
11%
38
preferred——No par
Rights
2
3274 Jan
Equlpt Corp—1
Precision
conv
General Public Service
13/64 Mar 11
11/64 Mar 11
.
Jan
68
4%
86
1,500
7%
*51
39%
33%
*33%
X29 %
9%
38'A
34
54
23%
1,100
38%
15
15
131
32 %
34
29%
13C%
23'/a
39%
*85%
*35
*120%,
32%
10
10
10
34
*33%
.
-100
preferred
7%
7
—5
No par
1st preferred
4%
2
8
Jan
13% Mar
No par
Corp
Bronze
General Cable Corp com
5
Mar
common———5
preferred
General
2
40% Jan
23
80% Dec
30% Jun
$8
14
11
7%
79%
General Baking Co
9% P'eb
17
27
Amer
109
32 %
47'
47%
4%
43%
38%
38%
7%
79%
9%
18
10
22 74 Feb
38%
4 7'A
7%
Transport at ion-.2.50
General
128 Va Jan
Jan
33%
15%
*42%
32%
32"%
47 %
*99%
26
32%
7%
.-*-100
$4.50 preferred
8174 Feb
23
com__l
32 %
47%
34
7%
43%
*42'
42 %
33%
7%
100%.
25
26
10% Aug 30
142
28
24% Jan
Jail
Investors
Jan
10)
3
72
American
General
Ccrp—.
%
43
34
15
4%
*51
29%
Acceptance
42
39 %
7%
General
2
51
31
48
50
1
General American Ind——1
6% convertible preferred
50
15
30
574 Jan
5
2
Industries Inc (com
convertible preferred
Wood
4%%
4
14% Jan
5
Co
(The)
Corp
1
Gar
42 %
32 %
32 %
32
3!)
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
Jan
87/« Jan
54
12
19
73% Dec
17
Dec
12
31
106% Mar
May 22
9
125
8
Dec
51
24
60% Oct
36'A Jan
30% Nov
3
99 Va Sep
12
3374 Mar
13
6% July
4
3374 Jan
8
%
4
10
10
9%
*41%
43
7'A
7%
7%
10
10
9%
9%
*42
Inc common
5
5% convertible preferred —50
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
7a
*7
*7
1
(The)
Co
GanJble-Skogino
28
43% Jan
7'A Feb
July 16
16% Aug
10Va Jan
47'/a Mar 14
9% July 17
Gabriel
7% Mar 14
100
*
10'
a
5%
30%
84'.t
42%
20%
*131% 133
*70
75
28%
28%
*18%
1.9
15%
15%
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88
5%
30%
*83%
42
20%
57a
31
83%
8.3'
41%
42'
t
1
20%
20%
131%
131 %
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75
28%
28%
19
19
15%
15%
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88
5%
5%
31 'a
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31
31%
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85
31%
31
88 %
83%
84
4) 7a
41 7
41 %
41%
20'. t
131%
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a
20%
133
75
20%
20%
131%
131%
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28%
28%
28%
\18%
187n
15%
*87
75
28%
18%
18%
15%
15 %
15 Va
88
87
87
100
5%
5%
5,400
31 Va
31
83%
84%
31%
1,100
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*84
800
86
41 %
41 %
5,100
207 a
•
20%.
3,200
132
50
132
*70
75
28%
28%
18%
18%
15 V4
15!
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88
2
3,300
1,000
11,300
10
21
£2
The Commercial and Financial
(1290)
Chronicle
.
Monday,
.
March 18, 1857
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
aVVaJun
8
35'/, Jan
3
9% Nov
12
21
98
10%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
29%
29')4
29 7
*74%
76
74
32% Jan
11
74 V* Mar
Mar 14
147% July 26
27%
10%
Quantanamo Sugar
29% Mar 11
39% Mar 23
76% Dec
80% Jan
16
107% Feb
7
12
123% Jan
Oulf
2
Oil
Aircraft
32% Sep
26
27
103% Feb
28
90
17
108
Feb
6
Dec
100
105% Feb
No par
36%
37
100
100
100
92
24
5
Common
85% Jan
3
93% Feb
5
7
97
Feb
27
preferred
preferred
14.44 dividend prelerred
94
Jan
Jan
24
37% Mar
96
Jan
14.20
29
dividend
14.40
li
92%
*9 0%
28
34% Jan
23
116%
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Mar.
Friday
II
the Week
Mar. 13/
Snares
27%
27%
28
28
28%
28 >2
10%
*
*10
118%
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SALE
Mar. J3
lo%
10%
10
10 %
*10%
1.000
2
10%
29'
30
29%
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1.300
76
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119
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Co—
Utilities
91
42% Mar 20
Sep 19
Corp
Corp
Gulf States
83% Dec
277s
27%
Orumman
15
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 11
1
14
11% Jan
9
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. M
Par
1
34% Jan
2
28
29% Dec
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
27% Mar 12
13
5% Jan
83% Jan 23
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
dividend
*95
37
'
*j2
95%
93
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-
JO
37
3,700
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93
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9.5
50
97
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30
63
97
*
9d
37
93
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93
95%
97
■.
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98
*95
98
II
39'/a Dec
17
45% July 25
39% Feb
13
41% Feb
21
68% Feb
10
92
Feb
8
89% Jan
17
20% May
19
Jan
Jan
24
33
Nov
48
Jan
23
NOV
30
78
19
20 % Mar 11
24
Jan
2
18
24 Va Jan
28% Jan
11
20
130
13
27
24
87
Nov
24% Dec
4
31% Feb
Sep
Sep
107
69% Dec
146
15
3
111% Jan
26
45 % Jan
15
62
20
Halliburton
"
Oil
Hall
12
Feb
69
Jan
7
128 % Jan
15
133'/a Mar
Feb
11
46 % J an
37
Well
Watch
81%
81
•'«
82%
20%
29%
20%
HammermiU
*20%
*26 %
1
common
preferred
100
Co—
2.50
36
6%
36
*100
64%
—
*134%
39%
40%
38
39%
*134%
38% July 31
33% Feb
12
39% Mar 11
Harr1*-8eybold
35% Apr
25% Feb
28
27% Feb
4
Harshaw
5
26%
£7.
25
30% Mar
7
Hart Schaffner & Marx—_—_—10
30%
301/a
6% Jan
7
Hat Corp of America
34% Jan
21
18
39
Mar 29
5% Oct
31
8
Mar 27
32% Dec
lJ
39
Aug
37
Mar 12
May 22
18% Jan
13 %
27% Mar
32% Feb
9
28 % Mar 14
15
16% Jan
2
Hav»>s
27% Jan
2
Hecht Co common—
74% Jan
21
76
Jan
2
60
Jan
9
47
4
50
Jan
7
101
Jan
5
86% Jan
7
90
Mar
1
20
Aug
6
16% Feb
20
76
Dec
19
47
Dec
3
85% Nov 15
11
23% Oct
25
17
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
31
45% Dec
51% July 19
21
124
20
45% Dec
33% Nov
19
21% Dec
Feb
24
14
24% Jan
14
34% Mar
Heinz
15
Feb
14
17% Jan
10
Hercules
Jan
21
40% Mar 11
Hercules
Jan
2
39 *3
39J
37 %
377s
37%
37
267s
26 %
267 s
30 %
'*307s
5%
•
5'«
5 74
:
26%
1
40
6.900
37%.
267
,
I
307s
1,500
136
4
5.500
20%
4
30%
30
1,700
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a
;
1.600
5%
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7
*
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55s
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;
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15
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26 %
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76
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2,500
47%
47%
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1
16%
16%
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15
47%
87 %
87
87
10%
10%
16%
23
28 %
27
26%
47%
h
13
49% Mar 11
50% Feb
19
39 %
114%
32 Vz Jan
7
Hertz
40% Jan
4
Hewitt-Robins Inc
1
14% Jun
9
Jan
17
99
3
80% Feb
25
85
Jan
22
19 % Feb
12
22% Jan
7
9% Feb
25
1014 Jan
10
17% Feb
12
20 Vu Jan
7
9% Mar 13
11% Jan
10
Holland
18% Oct
22
23
Nov
15
29% Oct
17
32% Jan
16
31% Dec
5
Feb
16
35% Jan
30
89
40
26
Feb
20
74% Jun
Hilton
15
28
1.600
15
141s
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800
26%
74 3
100
130
4
48
800
33% Feb
11
40 Va Jail
7
71 % Jan
39% Jan
10
2
Feb
8
31
5 % Jan
28
97
6% Jan
2
25% Feb
26
28 Va Jan
10
18% July 11
16% Jan
3
18% Jan
40
Aug
6
36
Jan
22
t
24 %
Sep 25
28% Jan
3
25
Jan
3
26% Jan
Dec
96
6
77
Jan
2
85
26
102% Jan
10
26
105
28
3
Feb
8
88
7
Jan
.....
98
13
July 26
7% Jan
13
29
13
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
79'/3 Feb
4 '/a Feb
12
88
Jan
23
25
5% Jan
3
23 % Jan
2
32% Jan
14
19% Feb
12
22
Jan
4
2174
21%
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5
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.
& Sons
Electrochem
Co
4%
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-
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36%
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63
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95
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100
common
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574
514
74
207 4
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17%
17%
17%
17%
18
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*,
82 %
82%
*86
12
2%
.
•
53«
5%,
27
*95
12%
Jl%
>
•
%
50
*12%
4
9%
Ltd—No par
87
98
49%
12%
100
'
•
*95
,
50%
preferred—100
series
53s
*26%
17%
-
85
.J 00
Sm
5%
26%
5%
•
26%
•
Power—No par
com
5%
26%
xl7%
5%,
•'
■;
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-.
2,000
17,000
2,830
;
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•
1
4
:
'
I
10
67% Oct
1
60
35% May
72% May
3
17
36
Mar 11
Idaho Power Co
lo
.41 "/u Mar
1
637s Jan
9
55
Jan
2
6174 Feb
11
Jan
19
43
Va Jan
21
8
4.08%
cumulative
Apr
5
45
Jan
15
47
Feb
20
4.26%
cumulative
Jan
9
50
8
52
Feb
11
3
45% Jan
4
Jan
23
60% Aug 15
41% Dec
21
51
Nov
9
53
60 % Dec
11
55
2 7
54% Apr
44
29 74 Jan
Mar
46'A Mar
Illinois
35
36
>35 34
34%
No par
52%
53
52
52•2
52%
No par
Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co
59%
53%
597s
59%
59
common
preferred
preferred
44
Dec
4.70%
cumulative
4
48
Jan
15
44
4.42%
Dec
cumulative
12
53
Feb
10
45
Feb
1
45
Feb
1
4.20%
26% Jun
20
30
Nov
2774 Jan
23
19
8 % Feb
4
35 % Mar 13
39 74 Jan
14
73
Feb
887/2 Jan
8
148
Jan
16
156
Feb
79
Feb
12
99
74 Jan
4
42% Feb
5
557's Jan
11
50
7% Apr
11
Feb
13
85% July 20
Dec
31
33% Dec
69
151
-
76% Jun
165
20
20
Feb
6
100% Dec
8
52% Dec
13
69% Mar 20
Dec
20
47% Jan
23
83 % Dec
13
103
May 28
May 15
33% May 28
550
24% Mar 13
61% Jan
<
28% Sep
21
22
69
Nov
174
Jan
32% Mar
29
87% Dec
12
15 % Feb
28
20% Jan
4
44% Feb
12
87
Jan
27% Mar
2
8
4
11
2274 Mar
5
52
2
Jan
92
Jun
21
35% Jan
7
1
14
3
69 74 Jan
10
73
98 % Feb
12
11574
9% Jan
3
Sep
13
Feb
15
144
Aug
19
3
Mar 13
Jan
7
11% Feb
20
Feb
19
91
Jan
4
98% Mar 15
17
74 Jan
2
2074 Feb
86
107% Jan
11
21
Feb
13
9674 Feb
21
11274 Jan
2
124 74 Jan
14
Dec
13
44% Feb
20
38% Jan
2
43 % Nov
40 74 Feb
20
29
70% Mar 13
4474 Jan
2
5174 Jan
7
34 % Apr
20
29% Ja.n
4
38% Jan
37% Apr
38% Feb
7
58
38% Jan
28
13
Feb
9
18% Dec
27
30
Nov
30
23% Dec
18
33% Jan
15% Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
27% Jan
lo
120% Dec
17
4
Nov
13
32% Oct
56% Nov
130
19
22% Dec
1
Feb
5
10
19
7
3074 Feb
13
29
7a Feb
12
49 74 Jan
2
4972 Jan
7
30% Feb
12
13% Jan
7
l»'/2 Jan
2
30% Feb
21
24% Jan
2
437s Feb
123
Jan
12
2
35
Feb
20
33 74 Mar 15
55
54
Jan
22
Feb
25
32 74 Jan
2
14 7a Feb
19
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
Inlerchemical Corp common
4%% preferred
.1
Iron
Business
7%
100
153
A%
preferred
Nickel
of
international Packers Limited
International
Paper
International Salt
International Shoe
International Silver
Jan
22
International Utilities
25
.
■
3.200
4
Jan
54% Mar
24
6
% Feb
28
31
Johns-Manviile
42% Jun
8
62 % Nov
15
Johnson
105% Feb
27
93% Mar
26
61
77% Feb
26
2
99
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
331
22%
&
8%
31
30%
.
*89%
90
2*
~
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15414
153 "a
30'4
30%
27%
27'4
27%.
73
27 3
105%
107#
107s
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8.203
re '-:.
10%
99%
98:%
10,700
951
,
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18 72
88
89
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98%
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*110
19
90%
32
,
.
..
3274
44 %
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33
32%
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96%
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19
20%
2,900
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117",
39 7
92
91%
-
45%
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14
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5
31%
31%
31%
?1%
Co
13 711
277s
27-%*
50c
46
467 s
128
123-
-
common
4
52 v
4
53%
*
53
52%.
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52 7 s
52 7
1
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53%
31
31
317 b
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31 74
4 200
14
1.37,,
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31 %
27 •"'•i
271
27
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44
14
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129
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74
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4,800
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24
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33%
33' 4
33%
32%
33:%
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86
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52 %
53%
5
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53%
87
87
46%
46%
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46%
47%
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4
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95
95
65
64
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90
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s
54%
54
83%
46 3 4
46
9474
52 74
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>
4
,
1.800
457 a
33%
4'4
1.400
27%
'
>
„
27,360
27 7
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4''B
900
2,600
30-•%
37%
129
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31
4
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14
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30%
.
33%
52 72
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2n0
137;t
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34.900
53
30%
,
.
600
23'a
33%
52%
3'%
31,%
4
32%-
23%
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com
14
31%
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129
100
800
'
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46%
prefewfcd series A
Manufacturing Co
,
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33%
32%
33%
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Johnson
.
-
31
.
21
2774
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30 7
46
2.000
39%
40%
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529
118
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32%
-
20.509
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3074
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99
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100
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1
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309
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570
,
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102%
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4.600
31
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500
*>
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,
18.590
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154
27%
4
100
3,900
37%
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27%
743
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73
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28%
153%
30 V?
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519
36%
154-
7,300
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28
513
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4.500
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-
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518
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-
23
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>
90
516
30%
27%
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28%
28
23%
520
37'4
*
99:11
,,
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47
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1
10%'
*115
,
3.50
common
Jones & Laughlln Steel
Joy
46 3 4
17%.
a.
32%
1
Jewel Tea Co Inc
3%% preferred
89
49% Jan
61% Jan
4434
No par
preferred
18
12
22%
102 74
99 3 b
40'-.
32%
1
;
—
Island Creek Coal
11
12
23
2374
53'a
Jan
158
47
%r3'.2
*52%
86
*150
81
154
53 34
43% Feb
158
5,400
80 %
.511
'30%.
*52%
6
Feb
r-.S
-
5,200
76%-/
45 7 a
36 3
25
L>
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35 7s
75%
'77-
47
37
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
5
45% Feb
1.400
35
3574
,
8174
-53.74
85
\
8 "%
45%
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53%
(F
35
75%
*
53%
58% Apr
28.
-
29 3
8%
"*22%.
'
53 %
$6
874
81%
277s
com—5
102% Feb
page
29%
30
8174
74%
*94
,
* "
117
*32
No par
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—
see
,
*8r,s
47
'90
Corp
1
footnotes
47
29%
158
46%
1074
96%
44%
25
Jacobs
91
99%•
117
Power Co
130
10%
90%
common
Corp
2
*^2
.
,
101%.
89
4
8
2
49
*45
•
Intertype
53 7a Jan
x27%
74%% '
No par
Iowa-IlHnois Gas At Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
25
-27%
40%
%
*2974
177 s
o
11
*
■
■
51
*48
81 %
•
,
,
512
♦1537a
103
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No par
a
x36
.
17,%
9
Feb
*50
49
47
47
47
x277s
99%
7.50
4% Jan
Dec
51
*45
87a"
'150
23
508
100
Interstate
27% Feb
'
817'a
47.
,'"88%
•
10%
No par
28% Jan
72
i
,
230
•
*48
•357# ; 353#
75%- 76 %
'
158
47'
30'%
27%.
No par
com
7% preferred ;
International Telep <fc Teleg
2
3
*50
,
30's
8>2
7674
*22%
153
„
101%
15
common
$4 preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
8% preferred
31% Mar 11
28
8%
357/»
'
37%
*72
.—No par
36% Jan
69
3d
79
516
*29%.
_100
Canada
11
Mar 21
51
30
'46%
%
28%
37
preferred
27
For
No par
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
Dec
30
common
11
28
45%
43
4')
*150
90
3
514
IntT
Int'l
'
47
277i
No pur
No par
32
Jan
*88 7
100
Corp
23
*46%
Machines.
Int'l Harvester
153
*22%
3
3% Feb
47% Jan
2"",%
>
*
28% Feb
Mar 14
*45
*47
47
'
.
23% Feb
55
45%
48
*45
35 %
..
'
75
\
19
8
*45
>48
■
.
74 3 4
.35%,
47%
15
Feb
2,500
*47
49
-
80%
10% Mar
84
2.300
7,100
59%
'
*50
51
.
47
43% Oct
35% Feb
35%
74 %'
No par
common
29% Oct
4
34 'a
58%
59 7 a
:
67% Feb
84% Nov
1
Rayon
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
83
5
July 6
55% July 26
39% Mar 16
30
32% Dec
16
34%
53
60
45V2
47
29%
8%
79
25
317i Feb
29% Jan
•4
29%
8%
'150
11
14
98
34%
53 74
59%
48*
'45
,
20
3874 Jan
12
19
45 %
*47
*48
47
No par
45%
48
,
'50
49
.
100
15674 Jan
Jan
21% Apr
104% Apr
51%,
'45
Njpar
2
74 Feb
'45"-
'.47
'■>
Inspiration Cons Copper.
12
35
148
50
'
'50
50
34
53
:
Mexico
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
Interlake
537
25% Feb
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
Industrial
Ingeredll-Rand
Int'l
14574 Jan
De
50
,43
100 pesos
2
12
& Light
Electrica
A
3
Feb
29
Jan
8
Jan
498
12
85
38
31
25
Jan
11
88
26
98% Nov
Indianapolis Power
'17
34%
52%
60%
""
*
9
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
23
9% Nov
Feb
33% Apr
21
78
7
31
Dec
41% July 25
6
25% Jun
Feb
35% Dec
27 %
400
143% Dec
30% Mar 13
Industria
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
preferred
preferred—
35%
45%
45 ya
50
cumulative preferred
13
.
'
'
.
%
31
20'%
Vtt
k-
27% Feb
j
.
3,100
.,•*30%
62 72
-•>'
63
13%
~J.
'
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1.900
9%
20%
,351%,
34%
93
1372
.
..
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9,500
V
307.1-
.
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.,
'
350
'
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33%;
35 %
96
-
Keingeiutur Co
pfd
35
34%
33%
%4
26%
com
common
conv
Huasmau
'35%
9%
9%
,*13%
*20%
20%
.30%.
„
*30%~
•
9%
13 %
1374:
20%
.
63%
*63
1
Bay Min
20
•,.30%
*30%
-
*
3
Manhattan
Corp
■*
25
ncncumulativc
13%
19-%
9%
/
'
-
'
Tne
preferred—
Lighting &
<fe
36
No par
preferred-,
4H'"lson
13%
20
30%
common..5
preferred
4.40%
*19%
*307*-
9 %
'
'
preferred
conv
13 %'
10
30
12.50
10
8
3% Mar 15
3,800
♦1-^ '
83
9%
18'A Jan
10% Mar 14
83
9%
11% Feb
99
8-5
*83
83.
9%
26% Mar 19
10
817 s
•
71
1
1,800
./'
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9%
Co
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
19
82
.71/"
>09
'
v
.5
Furnace
18
13
81%
•71
*69
.
10
Jan
11
6,600
40%
,137a
1:7
15
1 % Feb
29%
i:v%
-
%
*9%
3%%
17
5% Feb
21%
71
>
I
f "
100
39%
13
18%.
Household
Mar 14
23
21%
40
1
A3
10
$2.25 convertible
29
23
82
*
'
*69'
-/%
29
2974
40
-
,13%
19
12 Va Feb
3% Apr
11% Apr
13 Vh
19
3
26
"V
/
81%
!
900
10
5%
Mar 13
87% Jan
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43'7#
4!)
217s
Houston
20
19 % Nov
84 % Jan
„
40
39%
.13%
28 74
28%
28 ~
40
-13%
'
49%
•
10
15
30
1
'
**
28
39%
13%
497 a
49
*11374
49
*44%
19%
54% Jan
1% Nov
27% Dec
.....
27%
40
13%'
49
49%
50%.;
217 a
49% Mar 13
5% Nov
1
60
19
18% Jan
15% Nov 29
500
lO.AdO
*9%
57% Aug 17
20
/
'■
I
i'
1
,..'//
—
16
21%
Hn"HfliHo-lndii«i rles
Mq.r 13
75
Dec
—
114 74
191%
$4.25 preferred
Hotel Corp of America
14
26
28 '/a
40
49'%
*49
51,
114 74
10
Hooker
10
12% Feb
Dec
>
40
3974
4074
114%
*114.
491/2
>49
,
397.4
114 74
217s
Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
4
11
*49
.*
40%
*9%
Homestake
10
Feb
52
39%
21%
Hollander
Jan
90
*15%
'
1
\
•1
,
700
34%
xj 8%
Holly Sugar Corp common
bfc
convertible preferred
5
Feb
41% Jan
16
16
16
237-4
9%
18
61
Mar
*33
19%
11
Feb
35% Dec
11
34%
9%
16% Jan
31
33
83
24 %
19%
—..
22% Jan
7
-
2.50
Corp
(Charles E)„
13
91
29% Mar
35
—1
Hotels
Hires Co
2
23
24
24 %
*3372
24 %
,
Hoffman Electronics Corp—__—50c
25
19
8% Jan
5
19% Feb
Jan
49%
46
27%
-1
10% Feb
29
52% July 17
103% Mar ie
4% Nov 23
(The)
Co
25
26
49%
J?
Heyden Newport Chem Corp—
1
3%% preferred series A.—i—100
•4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)„No par
78
11
*15%
38%
12
2
9% Dec
10
*15%
*;33%
114'%
12
12% Mar
Jan
6% Apr
16
*24 %
35
*■
common
34% Feb
64
7
24:
*33%
%
%
Powder
27% Feb
3
Jan
35
*15%
No par
Motors
24
24%
*33 %
5% preferred
—100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4Vt% preferred series A
i—50
115% Jan 30
23
77% Feb
2
24%
I
10
preferred—25
38%
247/s Nov
4% Dec
4
~
21
25% Sep
7
14 % Apr 12
12% Dec 12
Jan
64 74
*134'%
38 3
15 fit
114%
12% Jan
64
04
1.900
20%
38%
12
Dec
,/
64%
136 h/
*13474
-
10
35%
25%
1141/4
27
12
%
35%
-
26 %
2 1/12
31
21% Jan
64
04%
136
30
600
300
101
;
*14%
..
47%
CO—
35%
101
'
14%
25'/4
100
noneuuiulative
9% Nov
Dec
&
103
4,600
/•".
26
*74%
(G W) common
1"/e
35
111
47% Jan
11
He line
8
18 % Dec
66
E)
*100
30 '4
:.V>
33%
25
preferred
25%
39%
5%
100
preferred
(W
20%
25%
25%
14%
251/4
1
15
—,
•
30%
*32%
33 Va
25%
26
5
dlst
Inc
(H J) Co common
Heller
16
47% Jan
Jan
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
20% Mar 19
13% Nov 29
Oct
23% Feb
53% Mar 20
23
80
3%%
3.65%
22
64
3
27% Jan
81% Dec
18% Jan
33% Feb
21% Mar, 15
36% Nov 29
Dec
Mar
Industries
*32%
21
37
30
*5%
31%
'2
:>o%
37%
26%
>.
5%"
40%
80%,
21
2574
81
,
*
34
15% Dec
28
5%
—50
4 Va %
11
25
1
common
Feb
23 % Feb
13
34% Mar 27
110
Co
14% Feb
17% Nov
20
Oct
Chemical
89% Feb 27
23
May 28
Dec
25
„
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc-—
Ex
partial liquidating
26 % Dec
17
1
5% Mar 13
Co
64%
4C Va
"X37%!
29% May 28
24% NOV 20
*40%
2174'
33%
*131%
130
x?9%
/.
41 78
81
21
103
35%
041/4
63%
136
100
Corporation
*40 3 4
25%
2a%
30
'.'2
8172
21
*100
103
35%
2.50
1
preferred
Harsco
23%
*25%
103
*64
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
*40%
26
*100
Paper
41
80%
2»%
Co
convertible
4%
*40%
41 %
8A%
5
Printing Co—
F)
Hamilton
1
11
(W
41.%
*40%
Cementing—5
Water
11
33% Feb
27
Feb
48% Dec
Jan
93
18
42% Mar 29
9
2
H*cken«ack
-
;
s
"J
11.000
700
26.4
0
•-
370
7;200
'
'
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5621. \ v
Voliime 185
38
Range for Previous
'
Year 1966
1
Lowest
34% Feb
70% Aug
13
104
Nov
27
127
44
Dec
18
52
37 % Dec
7
.<
21
96
92
Dec
5
Mar
103
'
97'/a Nov
28
108
Apr
Nov
30
105
Mar
87
Dec
28
103
7114 Feb
23
Jan
4
95
Feb
7
*96
*96
99
13% Jan
Kayser
11
2
Kelsey
4
Kennecott
45 % Jan
4
Kern
66% Jan
14
Jan
4
3
7
43 % Jan
27
44% Mar 14
Kimberly-Clark
35 % Jan
4
65 % Jan
2
King-Seeley Corp
Co Inc
5
2
18
98
1
17% Feb
20
21% Mar
25% Feb
13
27% Jan
14
2
Jan
17
50% Jan
9
10
14% Jan
21
15% Jan —2
7
23% F'eb
11
26
6
3% Jan
13
16% Sep
4
27 % Aug
43% Jan
4
13
4% Jan
18% Dec
.
18% Jan
24
16
26
58
15% Nov
26
21% Jan
3
2% Jan
31
19% Dec
28
17% Feb
Feb
1
5% Feb
5
Feb
12
1% July
15
Apr
6
24
5
Oct
2
25% Nov
8
29% Nov
Feb
15
2% Jan
10
30
14
72% Feb
20
163% Feb
141% Jan
2
15
18
50
47% Jan
23
76% Nov
7
62% Mar
18
14"% May 28
100% Jan
25
Sep
'
Jan
28
18% Feb
32% Feb
27
88% Dec
27
23
103
Feb
13
89
Jan
25
89
90
18
92
30
*30
30'%
104
Dec
11
104
19
103% Dec
28
101% Feb
21
12
21% Feb
23
15% Jan
2
28
143% Jan
400
3,000
4,600
No par
31%
32%
32
3174
31%
31%
31%
31%
3174
2,500
5
24%
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25'%
477/b
48
47%
48
48%
48'%
477b
25'%
48'%
1,700
4
15%
15%
xl47b
25%
*37-8
25%
x25%
* 17 %
19
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17'%
*17%
19
19%
19'%
19'%
19%
32%
*32%
32%
92
*88
91
(S
,
_
&
Co
Mfg
Co
-""""l
(The)
Co
1
Co
H)
Kroehler
Gas
Co
common
5
As Tire
Rubber
(James)
1
(The)
Corp
As. Fink
Products—
Stores
preferred
Cup
:
Corp
Tulip
Belt
7
25
100
10
(The)
Aircraft Corp
Cement Ccip_
Rights
5%
.
4.25%
series
4
4.35%
series
4.40%
14
11
Lorillard
4
5
119% Jan
2
20
25% Jan
24
29 % Feb
15
Feb
11
93% Jan
8
Co
(P)
El Co
Louisville Gas As
Louisville
As
21
Jun
26
27% Feb
8
18% Mar 15
22
Jan
7
Lowpiisfpin-
59
Dec
28
61
Dec
31
45% Feb
12
62% Jan
2
Lukens Steel
37% NOV
23
49% Jan
3
36% Feb
21
39
Jan
7
MacAndrews
Nov
15
Feb
20
125
Mar
4
27% Dec
20
30% Nov
14
27% Feb
12
32
28% Aor
11
33% Oct
16
28 % Feb
12
80% Dec
27
92% Jan
13
82% Jan
11
8% Nov
21
10% Apr
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
Sons
32'%
32 %
*32 74
321%
91
*88
91
*88
300
14,000
16%
17
397b
397b
*15'/a
1774
74
100
157b
16%
17
39'%
39'%
39%
40
147 b
147b
15%
15%'
2 %
2'/a
274
2
2 %
19'/a
*19
19 74
2
2%
2
19
19'%
*19'%
19%
2,600
•
1,600
4,400
I,500
6'4
800
27
26'%
26%
2674
27
27
27%
7,400
19%
12%
19 %
19'4
1974
19%
19 %
19'4
1,100
*6
6'%
*6
6 %
%
6
6
6%
74
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17'%
17'%
17'%
17'%
2,700
72'%
727b
72'%
727b
*72'%
7274
72'%
73'%
3,10)
12
11 7b
12
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
12
8,900
05%
65'%
65'%
65%
65%
65%
65%
661/4-
4,600
145
144'%
14574
145'%
145
146%
146
148'%
300
145'%
56
55%
56
55%
57
56 %
56'%
56'%
57
2,200
63%
63%'
637b
63'%
64
63'%
63%
63'%
63%
3,500
15%
15
15
14%
15
15
15
15
15
45'%
43%
43%
43 7b
44
437b
457b
44%
4574
*76'%
79
8'%
8
8%
8%
8 %
13,500
45
45%
45
45%
45
45%
45 'A
45'%
14,200
19 %
18%
19
18%
19 %
19
197b
19%
19%
16,400
34
33 %
33%
33.71,
33%
337b
33%
33'%
32 7 u
32%
32%
32 Vu
337b
33 7b
33'%
33'4
33%
337b
II,600
'A
15/64.
74
15/64
74
573,300
227b
9,500
8
8
8
&
22%*
/
8%
%
'
■
1
:ia
13/64
227b
22'%
22%
22%
.
%
22'%
103
22'%
227b
*101
103
*101
90
*86
89
*86
88'%
*86
88'%
*86
92
*89 7b
92
*89 7b
92
*89 7a
92
*89%
30
92
,
102%
*101
,
27%
*27'%
27%
80%
80'A
80'%
19%
18%
19
51%
51'%
52%
*1017%
17
167 b
167b
,125'%
*101
102'%
*101'%
102'%
16%
17
126'%,.,
27%
*80%
18%
51%
6,300
88'%
103
*125%
1
800
5,100
80
*75%
80
*75
45%
7%
447s
18%
33%
32%
13/64
*90%
102%
16%
Cc—u———.3.33%
79
*75
79
*87
bo
Inc
1,900
26%
22%
(Ky)_No par
Nashville—.;
As
19'%
65%
102'%
10
100
common—
preferred
7%
*19'%
17%
100
100
series G conv pfd
Jan
17% Jan
D
E
19%
73
xu
preferred
Dreferred
25
200
*1974
600
19%
100
100
Island Lighting Co com
series B preferred
177b
177b
19%
6 %
44%
10
Gas Co
*1774
27
*75
1
No par
4
Inc
17%
15
63%I
100
1
convertible
3%
4
16%
15
*15
15
Corp com
preferred
Carbonic
26%
3%
*37/b
15
56
6
2.50
Co
Corp
2,800
14%
*26%
*26%
4
40'%
39%
15%
500
15%
15
26
*37b
15
16%
40%
72%
11%
65Vs
147'%
10
210
26'%
15
257b
4
32'%
2 Vb
48%
15
*83
19%
*25
25%
,
16'%
19%
17%
a
No par
Corp
*3 7 b
92
19%
6'%
26%
No par
pfd
2nd
noncum
>
47%
32%
16%
40%
14%
2%
Coal common
1
1st preferred—No par
Val'ey
32
*24%
4
32%
*88
common_3
Co
Sons
As
,/
.
*
noncum
Long
127 % Mar
%
30'%
*30
4,000
7
Mar
76
30
30
257b
28
Jan
Feb
9
6,500
30
20%
Loew s
7
% Mar
23% Jan
6
26
Jan
May
500
44%
25%
Star
22 % Feb
30% Nov
40%
437b
20'%
Star
99
100
40%
447b
26
Lone
Nov
27
40'%
44
207b
Lone
15% Dec
27
40'%
44'%
2574
2
86
26% Dec
407b
43%
2074
11
97
83% Jan
407%
44%
257b
35% Jan
9
Mar 14
40'%
43>.%
207b
35% Jan
6
106
40'%
43 7 «
2574
4
102% Jan
6
407-a
43%
20%
25
Jan
23% July
19
1,900
40%
2 5 7b
Lockheed
2
11
31%
28%
j
List Industries Corp
11
Jan
13/64 Mar
21 % Oct
Dec
Jan
9
2
57% Jan
19
5,100
287b
20%
3%%
22
37% Dec
10
3,100
65'%
287b
25%
Liquid
6
4
46
35
98% Dec
116
Mar
76% Mar
12
Mar
41'%
65
2874
20%
Lionel
4 4 % Mar 11
July 26
41
66
28%
25%
Lily
25% May 14
12
41
65
29%
21
Link
7% Jan
41
65'%
287b
25%
2
28
6
41'%
64'%
5
common
Inc
IS S)
9
Feb
12
12
8
18% Nov 29
33% Dec
12
Jan
■53% D*»c
29
6 Ye Nov
41 %
64 %
287b
40%
t
2C%
Korvette
J
16% Jan
Feb
4,700
54'%
72% Jan
38
4,500
93
3
75
49% Mar 29
24
35% Jan
397b
110%
12
54%
11
14% Feb
Aug 29
1,300
38'%
10874
%
12
39
110%
92-
7%
7
Mar 13
57
I2.1/4
39%
1117b
12
39%
1107b
2
(111)
Corp
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
31
150% Mar
Jan
9
12%
39'%
108'%
91'%
Lemer
13% Jan
Aug
*12
39'%
108
105'%
54%
Lehn
13
64
*12
X38%
91'%
3
11% Feb
23
12'%
12%
108
54'%
15
18% Mar 29
Jan
2,300
91'4
22
1
137 % Dec
25%
547b
Jan
68% Jan
25
54%
>% Jan
12
25
90%
18
Feb
25
55%
82% Jan
4
63
25'%
90'%
20
1
2
25'%
90%
50c
12
19
25%
54 %
Lehman
15
61% Oct
84
29% Jan
9
Jan
12% Dec
43 % Jun
10
16% Feb
Apr
25
1,700
29
$3
10
Jan
68% Feb
9
49
20% Jan
9
28
Feb
4,500
91
Lehigh
21 % Mar 26
4
16% Dtc
74%
4
98
16% Jan
29%
68'%
54%
3.85%
4
17 % Jan
26
14
20% Oct
1
45% Jan
19
7 %
29
41%
preferred
__100
Lehigh Coal As Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
21
11
28%
63%
Lees
Jan
2
28'%
28%
1
14% Feb
39
July 10
287b
29
9
17% Mar 14
2
10
35% Apr
287b
41%
34% Feb
13% Jan
400
29
a
65%
Lee
Jan
37%
287
67,J4
40%
94
7
14% Jan
27
17% Jun
Mar
90
*37
64 %
1
19% Mar 13
24
37'%
25
com
preferred
4.32%
3
6874
37%
54
Laclede
Mar 13
4% Jan
*6774
29 %
Kroger
18% Jan
32% Mar 12
Mar 26
97
4
*
8
17% Jan
Nov
&
iViay
47
22"% Mar 12
26
O C4Xi
24% Feb
7
19
16% Mar 13
JU
4
25% Jan
»
99
68'%
37
*90
Kress
34% Jan
3
*96
68'%
37
40%
39%
106 %
preferred
Kresge
1
19
10
99
67%
37
67%
10
E
21
31% Mar
50% Feb 29
29% Apr
54'% Oct
Jan
74
preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Me*
Lane
Bryant
1
7
29% Mar 29
*99'%
*36'%
37
*12
1
2.50
Indus
prior
100'%
*99'%
10074
mo
4%
21
31% Dec 26
Oil
conv
Koppers
Dec
Feb
a
3
No par
Keystone Steel As Wire Co
Mar 15
93
Co
Land Co
17
Dec
3% Nov
County
4%%
25~-
25% Apr
As
Co._
Copper
Kerr-McGee
82
14'% Apr
Hayes
13
30
85'/a Jan
22
(Julius)
Jan
%
*9974
25 %
25
&
100
100
29%
287 a
Gas
*99'%
68%
68
Electric Co_„No par
Kansas Power As Light Co
8.75
Kansas
4
Mar'
45
12
10
99
com__No par
preferred
*36%
128% Jan
Mar
20
93
93
97
*96
Southern
50
5
51% Feb
*93
99
cumulative
City
non-cum
Jan
29
97
*96
4%
r
40% Feb
74 % Aug 20
*93
preferred" 1-00
4.35%
Kansas
41
40% Mar 19
97
25
12
4
*93
99
11
31
97
*94
11
52% Jan
*93
99
Feb
32'% Dec
™100
300
85
*8174
85
*94
27 % Feb
Apr
*81'A
99
57% Feb
58% Apr
85
*94
6
47
*81'%
99
31
10
83
*94
Dec
21
83
99
12
Nov
85
100
19
39
39 %
*83
1,500
*96
Feu
101 % Feb.
39
100
1,700
3 9'/a
39
*98
37% Feb
39%1-eo
39 %
100
12
r
39%
100
26
61
39'%
comlNo~par
preferred
30% July 16
1
25
39'4
preferred
53% Apr
43% Oct
42% Apr
39 %
39 %
49 74
preferred
2
12
*4874
preferred
Jan
Mar 27
49%
41'%
4.20%
23
Dec
*48'%
107
106
18
29% Mar 11
21
107
4 874
41'%
40 7 a
21
.
2
48
106 %
48
41%
Jan
96
66
147% Mar 14
107'%
47%
15,700
42
106
47%
407 b
105
Feb
102
10
26% Jan
27
417b
105%
4774
4.50%
24% July 23
May 28
42 V8
105%
*47%
4% .cum
28% Aug 14
12% Dec
42%
103%
Feb
18
Jan
20
41%
100
Corp
preferred
14
4
10
Mar
3.80%
31
21% Jan
24
" Feb
102
Mar 15
conv
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
Mar 12
83'
77% Jan
15
40
9
38% Jan
Feb
'Jan
24
13
1
24'
30
39% Jan
Feb
11
46% Jan
Shares
33%
Dreferred
36% Mer
14
113
cum
4%%
90
'
>
Nov
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
the Week
Friday
Mar. 15
50
Chem
47%%
14
91
May 22
92% May
9
9
37
&
2
Feb
49
97 % Jan
1
Alum
45% Jan
108% Jan
3
93
13
Kaiser
2
12
79% Jan
1
Par
Sale^for
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday-
SALE
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
,
Feh 15
45% Jan
Mar 13k
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a
YORK
K
101
20
44% Aug 14-
Dec
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
37% Feb
3
3
Aug
Feb
78
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
"v
(1291)
17
126
126
*125 7%
•
*101'%
10274
167b
17
125
126'%
277b
28
28'/«
28
80'a
8274
83
83'%
Xl37b
18%
18%
18%
5374
52 74
53
51'%
'
*101
103
103
83'%
18'%
1874
52
>
180
52 74
1,700
28%
83'4
,
4,400
17
125'%
27%
%
100
10274
2,400
'
20,000
7,600
M
120
120
May 24
144
Macy
30
6
28
7% Mar
6
9% Jan
10
2
24
6
476
Jan
4
500
Feb
19
Magnavox
Mahoning
8% Nov
28
8
Jan
3
10
Jan
11
Mann ti
Sugar
Jan
3
4% Mar 11
5% Feb
4
Mandel
5
15% Mar 13
17% Jan
14
Manhattan-Shirt
Maracaibo
Mar 13
4% Jun
26
5% Dec
31
Sep
24
7
8% Oct
30
10% Apr
29% Nov
28
48'% May
28
4
9
2
10% Jan
30
Mar 11
33% Jan
2
9% Jan
18
89
20
35 % Jan
30% Mar 12
38
13
18% Feb
11
56% Jun
14
52 % Jan
3
547/8 Feb
31%. Feb
18
21
37% Nov
7
11
98
Jan
24
31
Apr
24
32
Nov
20
19% May 26
45 % Dec
ou va
26
iviar
Nov
91
74
Dec
21
97
22
477/s Jan
1
35% Jan
8
22% Feb
18
35% Feb
48 % Mar 19
75
7
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13
8
397/« Jan
4
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Martin
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73% Dec
21
96% Jan
76
Jan
82
Feb
13
Dec
14
87% Mar
70
Jan
77
Feb
20
70
6
28% Feb
54
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20
12% Dec
25
May 15
41% Dec
13
12% Dec
14% Apr
56% Jan
28
Feb
32 % Feb
54
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55
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13% Jan
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25
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24
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28
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24
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2
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26
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28
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11
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2
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11
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1
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Dec
18
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Sep
23
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31
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29
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49
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28
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21
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37% Jan
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43% Aug 20
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76
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12
-
Feb
12
20
37
Mar
Jan
7
11
McGraw-Hill
As
McKesson
Co
32% Mar 15
25
88% Jan
29
37
16
26
Mercantile
21% Nov
26
24% Feb
8
Feb
27 % Feb
35
Dec
10
14
116
44% Jan
3
6
July 11
Feb
93
101% Dec
77
Feb
35
9
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20
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27
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48
80
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28
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35
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12
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84
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Jan
19
98% Mar
5
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21
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Inc
55% Feb
82
15%
9%
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85%
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12.50
Feb
15%
9%
36
500
87%
33%
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman As Scott
89
109
167 s
8%
39'%
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4
3
52 % Mar 11
Inc
5%
15%
7,800
33 %
preferred
2nd pfd
Jan
105% Jan
84
Co
As
23
Jun
20
12
22% Feb
*
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76
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Jan
92
*r»r
29 V« Feb
4
Jan
99% Feb
107
102
47% Jan
21% Mar
8
36
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28
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4
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490
76
76
75
53'%
b
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30% Jan
490
8%
9%
75%
367b
36%
16%
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74'.4
77 b
76
500
74
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19%
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5
11
84'%
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Stores
McLellan
26
Apr
83%
8%
7%
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Porcupine Mines
28'% Feb
45 % Jun
84'%
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4
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98
84
1
16
9
84
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2
83
26%
19
29
83
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Nov
83
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33% Feb
29
28
$2.50
30
27% Nov
29
preferred
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3%%
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41% Apr
81
29 74
9%
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1
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1
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28%
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31% Oct
90
297%
4%
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5
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May
29 %
100
1
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29%
400
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4%%
31
83
Field
Marshall
28
21
Mar
28
23% Jan
7
17
Jan
39% Mar 12
3
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Dec
Feb
35% Jan
38 74
128
28%
8
50
preferred
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Marquette
35% Mar
14
Feb
85% Mar 13
37
.
11
31
40% July 11
29% Apr
32% Feb
82% Dec
Corp common
convertible
4%
Inc
*37'%
*122
28%
36%
1
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—5
—'—
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Midland
Marine
19% Jan
26
51% Sep
20% Nov
Corp
Marchant
38
128
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5
Exploration
37'%
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Co
Oil
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Jan
"i
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41
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Magma
Jan
39 % Jan
Jan
139
26
18
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16
38
128
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26
16
5
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6
31% Nov
Dec
30% Feb
4
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28
5
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473% Dec
86
10
Jan
128
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common—10
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Ac
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87
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
...
NEW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
26% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
40
Dec
12
42% Dec
13
40
May 28
47
Dec
7
142
29 YA Feb
20
Highest
26%
Dec
2
30% Jan
33% Feb
7
30% Mar 14
41% Feb
Middle
20
Mar 12
38
Feb
12
3
127
Jan
2
137
Feb
30% Feb
12
35
Jan
40
43% Mar
4
South
Jan
4
32% Jail
14
12
25
19% Jan
10
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie
84
Jan
2
58
Feb
15
67 % Jan
4
26
21
Apr
2
94% Jan
28
98 % Feb
4
24% Jan
3
14% Feb
12
18 V* Mar
8
88
105
Aug 30
25 % Nov
1
21
3
30% Jun
25
40% July 24
26% Feb
12
33% Jan
4
36% Aug 14
33% Jan
2
37% Jan
18
9-.400
64'A
64%
0*
64 %
7,160
96
96
96
16%
17 V«
$5.50
1st
$1.50
8% Mar 15
12% Jan
8
65% Mar
6
35 YB Apr
26
39% Feb
12
44% Jan
7y« Oct
2
11% Fed
29
8% Feb
13
11% Mar 13
Oct
3
76
Feb
20
67
Jan
4
69% Mar 14
3 Va %
20
75
Jan
2
89% Mar 12
4.20%
14% Jan
3
16% Mar
Feb
Mar 23
21
7
Dec
13
28% July 23
201B Mar 15
2.3% Jan
14
18% Nov
29
24% Jan
3
20 % Jan
23 YA Jan
9
16% Nov
29
24% Jan
3
14% Feb
18
18
Jan
19
51% Mar 19
30 YB Feb
26
37% Jan
11
&
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261
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11
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11
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36
36
30% Jan
23
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1
26% Feb
11
33% Jan
4
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Dec
31
46% Aor
27
35% Feb
12
40
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7
Montgomery
25% Dec
14
21% Mar 12
25 % Jan
24
Oil
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28 V2 Mar 12
13% Feb
13
13
51% Mar 14
35% Feb
13
40% Mar
30% Jan
23
45 Va NOV
9
42
Feb
11
47
Jan
10
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21
Sep
26
32% Mar
7
21% Feb
12
23% Jan
11
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20
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27% Feb
14
32% Jan
8
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42%
11
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34
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200
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3
Jan
4
5
15% Jan
28
Mu using wear Inn
21
45% Jan
11
35% Feb
18
38% Jan
11
42% Apr
12
26% Feb
6
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4
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Murray Corp of America
42% Jan
4
Mar 15
43% Jan
7
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69
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42%
43%
10%
22%
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&
36% Dec
50
8,200
21 %
Products
14% Mar
2,500
22%
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Co
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37% Dec
Mueller
9 V*
61%
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Motorola
8%
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shares
Morrell
9%
61%
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1,800
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11,100
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18
41
60 3 4
63
16
26% Mar
6
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9%
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81
44 % Feb
19% Jan
1
26 Va
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20
11
40%
16
24 YB Jan
27
5,000
85
26%
80%
3
18% Nov
1,700
32%,
-
8
80%
14
Power
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30%
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11
A
Chemical
Monteeatini
24%
30%
40%
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16
Jan
10
26 3
85
24%
30%
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Tool
10,300
17%
40
81
Jun
18% Jan
26%
.
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28
38
30%
■
180
>
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30 Va
11
47
29%
24%
30%
68%
29
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24%
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class
B
Monsanto
20
%
30 %
10%
26
Feb
24
31
1.25
Machine
800
96
17%
17%
2,800
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25
68%
22 % Nov
26
85
17 Va
*95
11
100
100
Inc
RR
Class
*82:
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96
40
5
preferred
Co
Motion
85
*95
1
No par
39% Jan
21% Feb
»
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Light
Corp
p ref erred
Monarch
*82
J 7
;
96
17
26%
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Missouri Pacific RR class A_..No par
Mohasco Industries
inc
t
5
8
33% Nov
17
Power
^_2.5o
*95
30%
*24
5
Paper
83 Va
83 %
100
preferred
Ontario
17 %
17%
1
common
River Fuel Corp
10
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex RR com-_No par
7% preferred series A
100
55% Jan 25
88
conv
*95%
Mississippi
5
22
Co
preferred
&
Maid
5
2
Reg
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
17% Jan
31
Moline
2nd
Minnesota
81% Jan
67% Oct
22
64%
29
14% Dec
*21%
64 V«
29
31
3,100
7,500
-
64%
9% Nov
47% May 14
;
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64 Va
49 lA Nov
60
21%
70
34
27'A
64%
Mimieahta
29% Jan
21%
33%
26%
-
61%
Minute
4
22
27%
Mining & Mlg com__^_No par
preferred
No par
14
Jan
21%
331/4-
27
v
82 Ya-
151
46
21%
33
•
21%
12 Va Jan
2
15
27
17%
27 V« Jan
13
33%
26%
1,200
17%
1
Feb
32%
200
43'A
133
81'A
3
Feb
32%
27'/4
33%
43
133
21 Va
25% Mar
9% Jan
32%
26%
*33
-
17%
33% Jan
25
32%
21%
43
133
82%
12
137%
32%
27%
22
32
43
17%
11
i
30%
133
132
81
29
3
42%
132
17%
Feb
Jan
*31
42%
132
81
Feb
J*n 16
*130
17%
Jan
19
4.600
80%
79
49% Apr 30
k
Shares
32%
17%
30
30%
Va
80%
22
10
32
17%
3
23
'
32%.
79
2
9% Dec
32%
43V4
32%
.
thi We
15
17%
11
36 VA Jan
-
.
79%.
Minneapolis
10
32 Va
>Mar
17%
Jan
Jan
32%
Friday
r
Mar. id
79%
% Apr
85
33
Sales far
Thursday
1.50
33
Jan
PRICES
-
No par
42
28
42%
132
*130
,
.
Minneapolis-Honeywell
$4
-
Mar. 13
32%
*30%
43 Ya
*42%
__100
22% Jau
Dec
33
*31
i
preferred
Midwest
Minn
32%
SALE
Wednesday
12
Inc—
common
29
Feb
20
'
13% Oct
Oct
1st
Proa
.
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar,
32 Va
3"%
distribution
Steel
iday
Mai •. 11
10
75% May 10
SJan 23
% Sap 26
76
Inc
Enterprises
$25
8%
Utilities
17 "a Mar 11
25% July 17
22% May 14
22
Mo
Per
73% Jan
31
23
30% Nov
STOCK
Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chew Corp oi Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
9
17
85
Ex
Miulanu
4
26% Mar 13
Ayg 10
36% J*n;
19% Dec
Jan
YORK
90% July 26
5
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Midland
126
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
30%
30%
X291B
14%
22
%
22%
"22 V*
18 YA
22%
22%
3,500
900
5
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
700
1
87'»
38
37%
37 Va
37%
38
37%
38
37%
37%
4.000
10
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,500
No par
*40%
47 %
*45%
47%
100
*112%
113%
i
Bros
*46
47
113
121
*45%
14%
47
14%
'45%
47
N
118
24
148
May 10
Feb
12
16% May 28
22
July 16
16% Feo
15
18% Jan
62
Jan
23
82
July 25
69
11
80 Va Jan
23
Feb
17
11
Nov
26
35% Jun
8
Jan
34% Oct
150
Nov
29% Jun
20
Feb
10
23
37% Dec
National
Airlines
National
Automotive
38% Jan
14
National
26
National
Jan
2
38!a Feb
Jan
2
161 % Jan
24
13% Feb
27
15% Jan
9
National
Can
46 '/4 Feb
12
52% Mar
8
National
Cash
1%
20% Jan
Feb
12
35
35% Feb
21
38% Mar
19% Feb
25
23 Yb Jan
9
20
12
27% Mar
7
National
11
94
Jan
21% Mar 12
18% Jan
61% Apr
27
36'/a Feb
13
Dec
28
105 % Fen 23
23
123% Aug
154
Dec
10
179
132
Nov
30
153
Jau
9
94
2
7
15
Mar 13
100% Feb
12
22% Feb
Cylinder
Lines
Department
Distillers
Fuel
40% Jan
11
National
Gypsum Co
31
156 >/4 Feb
11
1C2
Jan
132 '/a Feb
20
139
Jan
23
Gas
?%
4
12% Mai- 13
13
Jan
7
48% Oct
24
41 % Mar 12
47% Jan
4
20
10
17% Feb
64
Jan
20
80 % Jan
3
National
Steel
28
77% Aug 17
87% Nov
5
65% Mar 12
33 % Dec
33% Feb
37 Va Mar 11
National
Sugar
48
4
9Va Jan
10
National
10% Jan
2
Nat
11
27
5
39 '/a July 30
96
Mar 13
3
16% Apr
26
Nov
88% Jan
8
18
85
6
14
125% May
May 23
87% Nov
16% Feb
81
19
17
Jan
2
86
Jan
24
109 V2 Jan
11
19
Jan
16
99% Feb
7
13
8
84 % Jan
7
10
75% Mar
23% Nov
29
14
29
33% Apr 30
3
47% Jan
Feb
32% Nov
26% Jan
27% Feb
25
26% Sep
35% Jan
4
11
33% May 18
26
25
29% Jan
10
Sep
26
91
17
78
94% Jan
6
107
July 25
102
July 24
500
Jan
76
440
Jan
23
Mar 13
Mar
4
86
103
Jan
7
27
30
32 % Dec
26
64% Jan
Jun
21
34 % Dec
4
58
Nov
26
28
94
Mar
5
43
38% Nov
Aor
29
New
41
104
May
8
Sep 19
35% Oct
1
\
45
Apr
66%
36%
*36%
„_5
42%
44%.
43%
44%
44
44%
44%
45%
x44%
*37Va
*37%
37Va
371*
37 "a
37 Va
37V4
37%
Co
York
common-No par
New
$5
*85%
System
4%
1
York
Si
Dock
non-cum
100
New Haven &
New
RR
York
series
$3.75
24%
24%
30 Va
30%
29%
30%
15,900
26%
26%
26%
26%
10,400
80
20
103
*100
103
*100
103
*100
103
*100
103
10
410
*351
410
*351
400
*351
400
*351
400
80
14%
"14%
14%
14%
15
33%
34%
34 Va
34
1
Corp—
39% Jan
2
12
23% Jan
10
lp
79
par
8
5%%
Co
85
preferred
series
100
Jan
10
91
Feb
101% Jan
$4.10
9
series
90
Feb
$4.08
prelerred
series
100
*90
90 Va Feb
$4.11
preferred
series
100
$4.16
prelerred
series
100
Northrop
20% Oct
1
17% Jan
28% Jan
6
Northwest
21% Feb
15
47% Jan
10
22 Va Jan
50
11
59 % Jan
For
63% July 23
footnotes
see
page
2R
Feb
Feb
4.6%
24
Norwich
Aircraft
5
„
79'a
"78
80
82%
*32
83 Va
891/4
*88
89
19%
19 %
19%
19V4
*35%
41%
78 %
36
35%
67 Va
67V4
*23
x28%
23%
*23%
21%
21%
77
53%
77
67
107
41 %
29%
53%
107
42
36
*35'A
61V*
67 Yb
*23 Va
23 Va
28%
29%
21%
21%
29 "1
21 %
*107
41%
36
Vt
67
21 %
53%
19%
23%
28 7 it
*76
19%
*76
78
54
%
*107
108
42
54V2
V*
41%
77%
54%
108
421%
*78
82 «A
*88
19%
35%
67
Co
82
20
31
15,800
74
300
80
82'A
89
170
———.
19%
3,700
600
36
67'A
2,100
23 Va
200
28%
29 Va
54,300
21%
21%
*23 Va
*76
54%
1,600
77%
40
54%
4,600
105%
108
41%
42
10
Va
14,600
7,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
17'A
78%
80
*78%
80
78%
79
*78
79 Va
78
79
91
*89
91
91
91
*90%
92
90%
90 V2
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
89
89
*88%
90
*38Va
90
*88%
90
*88%
90
*91
93
*91
93
*91
93%
*91
93%
•
17Vs
17%
83%
'25%
17%
*91
17 "4
common
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
157b
16
15%
16%
16'A
25
Inc
preferred
Pharm&cal
78
82
30%
*72
1
Inc
Airlines
74
7r> %
107
*89
Jan
2
preferred
100
86
28 YB Feb
82
31%
(Minn)—
$3.60
3
92
30%
81 %
79
53%
41%
Jan
2
*80
*72
74
36
53%
103
12
82
31%
19
*77
12
14% Feb
31
*87%
22
5
*8$
*72
81%
22
*106
74
89'A
29%
com__10
80%
31%
81. %
1
50
80%
31
*72
*87%
82
23
29%
100
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
88
2,800
89%
19
Feb
24% Jan
1,490
37%
80
17% Mar 11
3
37%
37%
31%
31 Va
81%
Pacific Ry
13
37%
37%
1
preferred
19% Jan
38'A
37 %
67%
Gas
99% July 25
33
23
Natural
29 V, Jan
33%
37%
66%
Northern
1
37
*35%
6
2,600
37%
82
*80
*87%
Co
15
37
2
Ry
34%
37%
Ry common__25
25
preferred
Central
34%
35%
*78%
North
American
Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
*14%
34%
37%
74
Western
Northern
500
*14%
«/a
37
*72
5
4
*78»/4
37%
36,
37%
100
28% Mar 15
80
11
Corp—-'
100
20% Feb
*78
78
33%
100
Norfolk
8
78
14%
100
9
18
79
33%
preferred
85% Dec
*77
100
A
preferred
21 %Jun
'
Co—
preferred
Northern
*78
100
3
24%
103
preferred
8
%
*351
preferred
&
1,500
%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
Adjustment
5,200
26
:___No par
Jan
8
5.000
76%
50
Shipbuilding
70 % Jan
Jan
20
101
30 %
82
Oct
86
100
24
5
14
16%
*84
No par
Y State Electric & Gas
24% Jan
10
19,500
16%
86
102
26%
No par
5'U
11
8512 Jan
16%
100%
30%
2
5
103
24%
16% Feb
102% Jan
290
*84
86
102
100
1,700
83%
16%
17
*84
103
14
32%
82%
26%
74 "a Jan
18
x!6%
86
102
86
14
32'A
84 Va
30%
7
Dec
17
*84
102%
14
32 %
24%
21
84
84
32 Va
*83'/a
3° %
84
26%
Feb
5
*13%
14
??%
29%
91
Dec
*13%
24%
1
82
16%
14
32%
85
26%
No par
Hartford
Mar 11
14
700
30%
17
18% Aug
8%
24%
16% Oct
Dec
8'/a
2C'/a
72 V2 Dec
84
8%
1,100
5,100
29%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
31
8%
14,600
24%
Co
Common—
31
44% Jan
8%
600
45
371/4
15
Co
common
Y
23% Jan
12
8%
1,000
8,300
5
Louis
preferred
Harlem
3.90%
39% Feb
8%
18 «/4
66%
37
No par
St
&
4.10%
Mar
85
17
86
10
*13%
x32%
86%
16%
pfd_100
Central
Y
12
107
14%
33
32%
100
Electric
Chicago
Y
28
14
8%
24%
New
Jan
Jan
8%
New York Air Brake
N
14
105
g'.'a
76
11% F-b
55% Mar
37%
18%
78%
16
12
66%
36%
76 Va
84% Feb
5
66
36%
18Va
78"*
90
«.
18 YA
66%
*36!*
77%
14
2
Jun
18%
65%
36%
76%
25
48% Jan
111
18'/a
66%
76
Jan
8
18'/,
18'/a
65%
x36%
18V«
76%
Jan
50% Aug
4.200
76Va
79
Jan
800
42%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock..—
82
7
12%
42 Va
37%
Inc
(J J)
England
9
Jan
12%
42 Va
66%
J
Fibre
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
Newmont Mining Corp
11
76 % Jan
25 % Oct
88
12%
42%
37%
preferred
Feb
3
16
28
*12%
43%
*13%
3%%
82
19
16% Jan
12%
42%
66%
Pa
120
xl2%
1
Bros
Newberry Co
4
38
134%
*134%
12%
42%
900
4
12
134%
134%
12%
I
1,300
Jan
Feb
136
*134%
136
330
14%
54% Jan
4
160
*14%
38
23
159Va
14%
35% Mar 12
33% Feb
159%
10
*18
50
159%
14%
36% Jan
62 3
'
41%
42%
Common
7
77% Dec
12%
159
112 »/a
7%
16
13
12%
41%
159
111%
14!%
Preferred
73% July 18
134%
136
1
159%
112
7olt
15
26% FeD
49% Sep
*134
*159
6,500
10,700
111
111.#; 112
14%
3.60%
4
159Va
111%
7ru
30
19
159%
110%
38%
96%
14%
81
60% Jan
111%
19%
38 Yb
*95
7,a
3.40%
22% Nov
96
*14%
14
33 % Jan
19%
38%
94i%
Va
14Va
31% Mar
22 % Aug
19%
38 Va
94
*1414
73% Feb
18% May 25
19%
38
94
1
14
Jan
19%
38Va
96
110%
Corp
Jan
8
19%
38%
*94
12,800
17
741,4 Jan
9,100
19%
x38%
7%
2
13
19%
19%
39Va
96
19Va
39Va
*94
7%
15
Jan
300
7%
18
Feb
2,300
21,100
98%
7%
77 % Jan
98YA Jan
19%
27%
98%
7%
71
91
19%
27%
99%
7%
29 % Jan
103
19%
27%
*98 Ya
1
5
11
19%
27 Va
99Va
Natomas Co
28
28
19%
27%,
9%
23
31
19%
27
*97%
13%
34% Feb
Dec
99%
9%
85% Feb
Nov
19%
27
*97%
*13%
6
Dec
19%
26%
98%
9,900
9%
29
78
19%
27%
1,400
18,600
13%
69% Nov
73
38 Va
21 '/a
9%
28% Dec
82
35
38 Va
21%
13%
41% Jan
1
34%
38%
9%
11
Jan
34%
38 Va
13%
12
2
33Va
3V %
9%
N
75 % Nov
21%
33
38
13%
13% Feb
39% Mar 27
21%
32%
38'A
9%
33
Feb
21 "4
32
37%
13%
N
Jan
21%
31%
38 'A
>9%
Mar 11
9
21%
'32
*13%
N
12% Nov
19
Feb
9,405
21%
521/4
21%
9%
26
Feb
52
19%
Inc
Vulcanized
Neisner
33% Jan
2
52%
13%
4
14 Va Feb
13
Jan
52
9%
Nelii
31% Feb
52 'A
13%
5
2
21
52
1
16% Feb
14% Jan
52
.1
11
13 Va Ja%
79
S
National
Jan
3
17% Sep
97% Feb
21
20
2
17% Mar 19
14
Dec
Jan
6% Jan
U
51%
No par
(The)
180
52%
Cast-No par
Co
6,700
51
98 3 4
_
'
2,700
,__5
Co
3,300
361/4
371/4
160
13%
26 3 4
No par
36%
13%
5
100
36
160
14 %
.100
Corp
37%
14
.—5
1
35%
161
14
31%
10
37 'A
161
13%
37%
common
35 Ya
35
37%
160
13%
*21%
common
34%
37 Va
160
13%
.—5
Radiator
14 Va Jan
9% Feb
121/4 Feb
34%
'37%
159
13%
100
Theatres
26
11
31% Dec
50
Supply
'lea
Mar 29
15
79
National
National
12% Oct
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
75
9
16
Feb
37
159
,___5
Jan
% Jan
8
37 Va
160
3,300
10.300
13%
—1
Corp
38
17
8% Mar
5
Co
Ref
51
13
5% July 18
37
159
2
34! a
35
34%
-10
Stores
Corp
2
26
12% Feb
Shares
12
3
13
10% Dec
National
36% Jan
Jan
9% Apr
15
13%
common
40% Feb
Dec~13
Oct
18Ya Mar 14
100
23
13%
1951
6% preferred B
National Linen Service
Natl Malleable & Sjteel
14 Ye Sep
14
7
23
13%
preferred A
20
12
23'A
13%
No par
Co
32% Feb
12
23
13%
$4.50 preferred
23
Mar 12
Sep
23
Co
Prod
pfd series of
National Lead
1,100
13
Inc
Gas
National
7
550
17%
71
22 3 4
Dairy Products
4
122%
13
-
National
Mar
*70'A
22%
_
National
Jan
17%
71 '/a
12!
•
__
25
97
17%
71 Va
22 Ve
100
19% Jan
114
121
*17%
12%
—5
National
4 'A %
120
17%!
72 %
22 %
common
25
98% Mar 11
120
17%
*70%
12%
Register
City
73
21%
Co
Mar 15
7
17%
*70
Inc.—1
Fibres
A
Corp
16% Jan
36
5
Aviation
Nalicnal
23% Feb
29% Oct
101 '/a Aug 28
3
xl7%
—1
Biscuit Co
prelerred
113
113
17%
72
"71
3
35
30
Louis
Co__
13% Mar 13
155
July 20
St
17%
30
34% Mar 11
Si
Corp
24
Jan
76% Jan
11 % Jan
Jan
National Acme
42% Aug 14
25V» Jun 27
10
93
30
Chatt
Natco
26% May 14
33% Dec
6
17
18% Jun
12
Nashville
4
8
59
21 % Mar 19
20% Feb
Feb
8
.
15% Aug 17
11
92% Dec
11
Jan
18
179
11% May 24
34Vb Feb 13
34% Jan
21% Mar 11
130
39% Jan
17
Apr
Feb
42 % Apr
21
20
27
16 % Mar 19
110
*21 "4
22
21%
21%
*21%
22
21%
21%
*21%
53
53
53%
53YA
53%
53%
53%
52%
2.5b
53
25 %
16%
22
52%
450
60
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NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 11)56
Lowest
(1293)
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
„
STOCK
Far
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
,
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Mar. 11
Wednesday
Mar. 12
Friday-
Mar. 14
th- Week
Mar. 15
Thursday
Mar. 13
Shares
O
49
Dec
14
48% Feb
58% Aug 13
12
51% Jan
aoy« Dec
13
HO1/* Jan
4
94% Jan
2
101
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
79
Jan
2
89
95
Dec
13
110
Jan
11
95
Jan
82% Dec
31
109% Feb
10
94
Feb
1
98 y2 Feb
23
15% Dec
21
July 17
15
Feb
27
16% Jan
14
83% Dec
23
3
91
Jun
18
47 y« Apr
3
33% Jan
4
34% Jan
10
17% Nov
l
43
104
3
Jun
Feb
14
35% Feb
8
4.40%
29
Jan
103%
3.90%
Mar
4
20
29% July 16,
18
Jan
3
93
Feb
13
97
Jan
15
Jan
11
42% Feb
v
1
26
26
14
11
Nov
103
Nov
11
29
62% Aug
130 V* Aug
Oklahoma
7
50% Jan
11
13
11% Feb
12
9
82
105
112
14
3
39 % Feb
12
.44% Jan
4
Otis
70% Feb
13
81% Jan
2
Outboard
31
2
io
95% July 23
lev* Sep
17
Mar 26
16% Jan
10
20
91
July
5
52% Feb
25
July 11
57 V* Jan
18
Oct
98 y3 Feb
36% Feb
11
60
Nov
27
8-1
98% Dec
6
106
35
Jan
27
80
Nov
30
77% Mar 13
18
51% May
9
102% Jan
93
13
85
*
Owens-Illinois
9
96
Jan
Outlet Co
2
4%
Mar 13
Jan
cirmul
Oxford
15
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84
84
84
80
37 Va
37%
37
37%
40 Va
40%.
36%
37
4014
40 Va
:h
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17%
17%
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17%
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93
36%
40
37%
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98'/»
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17%
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17%
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93
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93
23
27%
27%
27%
87%..''
27
43 %
46%
46
46%
45%
46%
45%
1
19,900
40 Va
*17%
.
27%
Va
-
2,000
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-
100
27 Va
5,000
45'/*
46%
14.000
111%
27 Vsi.
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112
112
112
112
112
111%
27
46 y8
112
112
12%
13
12%
13 Va
12 7
88
83
87 Va
88
88
-42
42%
42%
42%
42
Va
42%
79%
79%
80 V'4
80;a
79%
*77%
78%
7714
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Corp
16%
38
12%
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12%
13
89
80%
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42
79%
79%
88
500
88
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42
5,700
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79
6,800
100
42 Va
80%
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4,700
20
78
77',4
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a
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16%
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16%
16%
16%
55%
16%
54 %
54%
54'%
54%
54 Vi
54%
2,700
7,300
16 :f
200
1
;
63%
62%
63 %
63 V
64
63%
63%
63»/a
63%
99 %
99 %
99%
99%
*98%
99
99
99%
98%
99 %
1,200
15
41
41%
41 Va
42%
42%
48
42%
43
42%
42%
5,100
No par
Glass
54%
-95
95 V
95 V
95%
*94
93 Va
94
94
14%
*14
55
56
6.25
62%
100
1
Co
preferred
Paper
84
17%
1
6
Jan
85
40%
no par
Fiberglas
_
*84
*91%
(The)
43
1,900
37%
83 %c
OverJard Corp
64% Mar
16
6.25
__
Owens-Corning
104
16
100
Corp
3
11
16 '/4
%
1
10
Jan
20
98 %
16%
85
*84
*97 Va
16%
93
common
15
;
70
98%
Corp—
convertible preferred
Elevator
w_i
Jan
68
>
102
*97
*16
40
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1951
102
120
16
*91 %
4% %
Marine
84.%
-
120
85
102
*100%
102
9,500
50%
85
93%
15%
3612
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Corp
*100%
50%
101
87
7.50
Gas
16% Jan
,
.
Oliver
11
102
X98 %
,
50'/a
100'4
*85
100
Chemical
Conv preference
13% Jan
89% Jan
11
3
59
Nov
Mar 12
Jan
50% July 26
13% Feb
May
Feb
9
Natural
Mathieson
*100%
: ;
16
50 Va
4
86 V«
*17%
20
series
*84%
98%
84
com__10
Common
79% Dec
31
40% Feb
77
2
17% Jan
107% Jan
20
May 28
80% Dec
2
Co
Elec
8c
ic2
100',
100%
88
100 V'4
50 %
50 Va
50 %
101
*85%
%
15 %
No par
Gas
50
xiooy*
88
*
*97
5
100
Co—;
50%
101
%
101 Va
100
*
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
28 % Mar
1
Oil
4%
Olla
A8
I
common
preferred series A
Oklahoma
87
I100
preferred
Ohio
44% Jan
Jan
17% Feb
50
101
100
preferred
Match Co
5%
5
12
100
common
preferred
preferred
4.44%
Ohio
40% Feb
;
Co
4.56%
1
85% Mar
11
38
July 10
19% July 13
87% May 29
23% Jan-
82
4
Mar
Edison
Ohio
7
Co
common
preferred
97
♦95
a
a
2
40
P
9% Jan
10
16% Oct
17
17y* Jan
22
23 y* Feb
lO
28%
31% Oct
31
40
13% Jan
5
Jan
22
15% Feb
-
Oct
35 y« Nov
29
Cement
Pacific
Coast
Feb
18
26% Jan
9
23% Jan
18
37% Mar 15
Pacific
Finance
11
50% Jan
8
Pacific
Gas &
1
37% Jan
29
Pacific
Electric—4
Lighting Corp —No
30% Nov
33 % Jan
9
Pacific
Mills
131% Mar
7
Pacific
16
48% Feb
29
54
12
353* Mar
12
28% Feb
28
2
Jan
122% Sep
28
142% July 16
123% Jan
128
Dec
26
152% Feb
128% Jan
ey« Dec
28
16% Jan
27
48% Dec
Dec
9
88
6
9
2
Feb
137:% Mar 12
20
7
15
13
53
Dec
26
48% Feb
103
Jan
6
88% Jan
2
36% Jan
3
28 % Jan
2
40% Jan
i9ya Jan
12
31
8
42% Dec
Aug 27
10
Feb
6%
11
11
4
16
8
4
4%
21
Telep & Teleg
preferred
Tllford
Distillers
4
Parke
2
Parker Rust Proof Co,.
Parmelee
Transportation-
26y2
Mar 12
16% Jan
18
6% Mar 12
3% Feb
18
4% Jan
24
10% Mar 13
12% Jan
2
30% Jan
7
54
7
Penick
8
Peninsular
06 y2
26
49
Feb
13
37
41% Mar 12
39
Jan
7
Jan
10
Nov
27
20% Dec
21
25% Nov
i*o v
Jan
44% Mar
24% Mar 26
21
28% Mar 27
26 V4 Mar
7
25% Jan 11
78% Nov
29
9
77
Jan
30
85 % Mar 13
Penney
SO1/* Jan
23
43% July 11
34
Feb
12
40 y2 Jan
2
13
Nov
30
16% Jun
18
13% Jan
14% Jan
24
49% Feb
29
68
Jan
22% Jan
23
tl
27
2
23
$1.32
8
$1.30
35% Feb
6
64
Sep
12
96
Pennroad
18% Oct
24
53%
53%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
Jari
25
22% Jan
7
55%
Jan
21
62 V2 Mar 14
Pennsylvania
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
9
Penn-Texas
22% Mar 15
25% Jan
8
Feb
25
Feb
5
35
2
191
3
65
Feb
8
69
22% Mar
Jan
21
*2oy2
21%
*20%
21%
*20'/2
26 %
*26%
27%
*26%
27
*26'/a?
27
27%
27%
27%
*27
27%
*27
83%
84%
83%
36
36%
36
36%
1
1
13%
14
13%
56%
56%
com
No par
44%
44 y4
$1.60
1
95
14
97% Mar 14
17
51 % Oct
10
93% Oct
4
23
35% Dec
26
19
4
4% Jan
15
12
95
Jan
10
51
Feb
5
36% Jan
26 y2 Mar 14
21
10
28
112% Jan
84% Dec
17
102
Dec
19% Jan
40% Mar 23
20% Dec
96% Dec
40
24
87% Jan
7
94% Feb
12
64
Dec
26
91
39% Oct
l
47
36% Mar 13
Feb'
106
14% Mar
3
63
Juiy 11
94% Mar 12
41% Jan
21
78V* Nov 27
74
Jan
10
71
91
5
76% Jan
16
10% Feb
Mar
15% Jan
12
24
77% Feb
4
14
13 y2 Jan
3
99% Mar 14
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
2
5%
10
43% Feb
12
53% Jan
4
Phillips
12% Jan
18
8% Jan
4
59% Jan
3
40% Feb
18
3
89
8% Dec
31
17
9
102
Feb
Feb
10% Mar 15
3
70% May
1
28% July 25
54'% Jan
21
21% Feb
11
Dec
26
96
Apr
10
86% Feb
1
89
Deo
7
100
Apr
4
32% Feb
13
16% Jun
9
8
50% Nov
20 V*
88
11
163% Jan
16
Dec
21
170
23
37% Feb
13
69% Dec
Jan
10
6% Feb
10
96% Apr
8% Sen
24% Feb
9
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
23% Nov 19
Dec
28
36% Jan
Jan
Feb
Dec
31
90
Jun
25
16
Dec
Apr
2
19
85% Jan
10
12
7% Jan
10
8
23% Feo
19
13
11
68% Jan
80% Mar 12
1
71% Nov
90
Pittsburgh
25
Jan
4
130
60% Mar 13
31
87
Mar 13
20
14
Feb
31% Feb
12
37% Jan
80 % Feb
85
Jan
27% Jan
132
Mar
70% Jan
99% Jan
15% Jan
Ft
4
7
23
16
6
15
15
16
Pittston
Plough
40% ADr
11
37% Jan
38% Aug 20
27
Mar 32
31% Jan
10
Poor
11
23% Mar 23
21
Feb
22% Jan
16
Potomac
55
44% Jan
28
50% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
9% Jan
22
1
67% Jan
13
15
10% May
2
74
1
37% Dec
Aug 10
May
64
Mar
4
10
49% July 25
38
Jan
30
45% Mar
5
35% Nov
29
40 %
July 24
37% Jan
2
39% Jan
29
Dec
31
88 % Mar 29
72% Jan
8
78
22 y8 Dec
26
21% Dec
5
108
Nov
31
Dec
cum
Co
of
of
4.32%
22
Jan
7
23% Feb
4
4.16%
3
Feb
7
31 % Jan
2
32% Feb
4
27% Jan
3
29
Feb
4
118
4.20%
Pub
25%
25%
25%
5,700
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
7,800
64%
64%
*63'%
64 %
%
64
63%
63 %
63
63
44%
45
45
44%
'45
44%
45 Va
45
45'4
6,000
81
81
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81
*80%
81
80 %
80%
80%
80 %
500
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79
*77
79
*77
79
11'4
11 Va
11%
10%
97 Va
*95 Va
97%
*95 Va
97'%
46%
45%
46%
46'.a
46%
47'4
46%
46%
10
*8%
10
43
42%
42%
93
*92 %
19
18 Va
93
18%
94
18%
58%
59
24
24%
*8%
10
10
43
43
43
*92 %
•92%
94
10
43
10 %
10%
300
42%
42
y2
1,100
94%
10
*18%
18%
1,400
53%
58 >/2
1,000
26
26%
21,300
94
*93
18%
18 %
18%
59
59%
59
59
24%
24%'
24%
26'4
18%
Co
59
03
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93
*90
93
No par
*89%
91%
*89%
91%
*89
90%
90%
90 Vi
91%
91%
39%
40 %
39%
40%
41
40 %
40%
40%
41
6,800
17
17 Va
1,600
1
100
2.50
10
1
10
100
100
100
100
75
2.50
40%
*90
93
*90
93
17
17
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143
*144
148
*144
148
*144
148
144
144
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149%
*146
149%
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149
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149
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-
17
17
56'A
56
78%
79%
7%
27%
79%
24
27
%
62%
7%
27%
17%
56 %
78%
17
%
56%
*56 %
57
55%
56%
79%
80
79
79%
79%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1.400
27 %
27%
27%
27%
4,800
77 y2
79
*
*77 */2
79
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80%
80%
*80%
81 %
80%
80%
807a
80%
2,800
24
24
24%
24%
24%
1,700
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24%
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135
61
62%
24 %
24
*131%
135
*131%
62
60%
61%
135
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90
*87
91
87
15%
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15%
15%
15%
33
33%
32%
33
135
60%
62
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15%
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90
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62
*88%
135
64
90
15%
900
33 %
33 y»
33 %
1,100
27%
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27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
217«
22
21 %
22%
21%
22
22
22
21%
22%
45%
45%
46 V*
45%
46
Colorado
10
Indiana
No par
100
25
25
100
El 8c Gas common.No par
Mar 13
4.18%
preferred
3
29% July 25
24% Jan
21
27 5 h Feb
25
Puget Sound Pow 8c Lt Co
62% Oct
1
74 y* Jan
3
59% Feb
13
66% Jan
11
Pullman Inc
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
37% Feb
12
46% Jan
4
'ThM
100
100
10
No par
f
45%
45%
*8%
8%
46
8%
66%
•66
66 %
44%
44 Va
44
44%
38 7
39
38%
39%
a
*76
*23%
77
76%
77
2 3'/a
23 V'4
23 V4
*22
*22
23
*116
120
116%
22%
116%
31%
31%
31%
31%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*9C%
*90%
93
90 \'A
♦90%
90%
*91 Va
93%
27
61
38%
38%
8%
8%
2,100
2,800
11,000
4,000
8%
8%
8%
66'%
66 %
6 6'4
67
67
43»'a
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 %
3,200
38%
38%
38%
38%
3$%
38*a
6,500
77 Va
77 V
78
78
3%
*66
*23%
22%
a
24
22%
119
*115
77%
77 %
*23 %
24
*22 Va
22%
115
115
20
160
•23%
24
100
22%
23
300
119
200
*114
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
17,000
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,000
90
90
*88%
89%
160
91 %
92
*90%
91
*91 Va
93%
*90
90%
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92
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94
*93%
94
92 Va
93%
27
27
27
80
120
2,100
27%
27 V.
60
94
92
45%
27%
300
15%
27 %
,
12,200
15%
33%
8%
10
79 %
79
Xl5%
45%
4,10(1
7%
27%
7 Va
27
88
*66
10
800
*77%
79%
82
*131%
79
7%
7%
27%
56 %
78 %
56
*80
17
10
No par
200
149
16%
33%
2
preferred
1,300
24,000
24%
92
28
*8%
*42%
47
24
15
Dflge
46
11%
59
86% Jan
see
79
11%
*95%
15
footnotes
*77
11 %
97 %
Feb
For
79
11 Va
*95%
104
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"
170
11%
26
OH
63
'
190
97%
85 y* Dec
*»ure
45'/.
•
11%
4.08%
22% Jan
*98 y2
100
105%
%
*95%
dlv
4.30%
104
2 5'4
15
27
1
104
25%
14%
Feb
Feb
105%
105 %
25%
92
95
•104
100
104
14
7
99
*98'%
85% Jan
Jan
*98
25%
16
90
99%
105%
103% Feb
15
90
*98
100
21
106% Feb
100
250
91
25%
82% Dec
17
91
»io4 y»
preference com__No par
preferred
100
89% Dec
91
104Vi,
*90
preferred
preferred
Serv
$1.40
91 %
92%
4,400
39%
*21%
26
1
preferred
111% Jan
91 %
92%
39%
22%
104%
25 •%
1
preferred
8
104
10
Co.
preferred
4
10
*21%
5
24% Feb
32% Jan
22%
104 %
39%
13,500
59 Va
No par
Coal Co
Power
15
July 25
105
25
Co com
preferred
Co
Serv
3%%
*21 %
*104%
39%
40
97
10
Serv
Public
22
104
39%
92%
*98%,
Publlcker Industries Inc common._o
Public
39'4
22
104
30%
92%
1
Gamble
8c
39:%
22%
104 %
39
*21%
*104
4,700
48'/a
5
100
100
(The)
Electric
$4.75
58%
58%
56%
3,900
4
100
Co
Procter
56%
*96
97
*96
97
46'4
46%
45%
45%
56%
4
4
4
1
3
100
.j—
Forgings
|
56%
4
1
(conv)
Jan
35% Mar
*96
2
22
120
45
95%
55%
100
preferred
26 % Mar 14
11
29
45%
95%
100
Inc
30
26% Jan
3
26% Dec
Mar 15
44%
100
Plymouth Oil Co
8c
3%
4
100
100
Inc
23
13
Corn
convertible
$3.50
23
27
2,500
coirtmcm
Chem
Co
Dec
31
110
17%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh 8c West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young 8c Ash pfd
Jan
7% Dec
97%
Wayne 8c Chic Ry com_100
21
63 */2 Dec
a
17%
guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
22
45% Nov
97 V
17%
.7%
30y«Uan
6
Inc
Pitts Consolidation
Pitta
Mar 32
Jan
7
6
7% Feb
35% May 14
97%
17%
4
5
5
preferred
11
75% Feb
78 %
18% Jan
$4.80
300
*96%
-
convertible
21
52% Feb
4
$5
Feb
3
27
46'/2 Jan
Pltney-Bowes
Pitta Coke &
5
Jan
10
84% Apr
92% Apr
10
150
17
27
Mar
200
17%
17
No par
Aircraft
146
Mar 15
9
17
155
12
144
Jan
39% Dec
24
15
146
Jan
91% Mar 15
21
3 6% Feb
July 27
Dec
140
20
26% Mar 15
14,500
46%
97
*96%
No par
$4 preferred
91
39% F<?b
19
149
Jan
Plllsbury Mills
21
60
22 Va
*45'%
17%
Hosiery
3
Jan
Piper
21%
%
97
Petroleum
20% Feb
13% Mar 12
86
preferred
Phoeailx
22%
17%
common
-44% Jan
93
5
68
97
series preferred
56% Dec
*65%
46
Phillips Jones Corp com-
1
65%
3,400
21%
preferred series A
3.9%
188
*45%
Philip Morri's Inc common
4% preferred
Feb
185%
2-1 %
common___No par
Co
Corp
8
40 y* Dec
Jan
Electric
3%%
45% Mar
32
*34'4
45%
(conv;
$1 conv preference com
19
200
34%
185%
45%
4.40%
Jan
1,600
34%
*34%
185%
65 %
34%
X21 %
Inc common—1
68% Jan
5
23%
62
46
Corp
Mar 15
Dec
23'4
12.50
8c Co
preferred
Phllco
16
104% Feb
3
30
„
23%
5
17% Jan
Jan
24% Feb
23%
1
l
Jan
104
19
Jan
28,400
23%
100
28 % Jan
94
10
29% Nov
12%
23 V's
22%
Co
12
4
109% Jan
3,700
12%
23%
46
preferred
3.80';
preferred
4.30%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phlla 8c Reading Corp...
106
62%
12%
23%
21%
Corp of Amer
Brewing
2nd
Phila
6
Feb
62 "4
12%
-33V'3c
(Chas)
4%
14
10
22% Feb
31
Feb
104% Feb
14
Oct
Jan
23
18
20%
6012
12%
No par
common
Phelps-Dodge
2
23
May
46% Oct
2
2
Dec
3
4
15
Jan
Jan
Dec
Pfizer
Jan
Jan
96
98% Jan
17
96
Pfelffer
63 % Jan
50
Ry Cq
preferred
Petroleum
13
103
12% May 25
4%%
Mar 11
42% Feb
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
& Eastern
Pepsi-Cola Co
3% Mar 12
107
20%
60
12 %
65
12
37 y* Feo
20%
58%
*63%
105
•4% Jan
20 '/a
69
2
23,500
12%
*66
27
130
20%
58 %
100
Dec
9 6'4
20%
20 '/n
Peoria
16% Oct
*94'4
11%
Jan
Co
320
y»
96
40
preferred
Milk
3,800
100 »4
100
100
20%
185
Pet
100
44'4
58%
34%
7
58%
44 Va
%
10
common
183%
10
44
*95%
II,400
14
*55'%
59
99
6,100
10
Mfg Co
35
49% Jan
13%
*
50
v
Salt
Corp
182
2
Jan
96%
182
9
14%
90
5,300
36%
44%
100 %
95%
96%
85
35%
*56
44%
99%
100
84'4
36%
13%
57
44%
*34%
25
Mar
♦54
:
85'%
36%
14
Corp
Light
5
100
45 % Feb
7'/« Mar 12
420
7;
84%
84%
l
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
18% Jan
22% Apr
10
27%
Mar 15
3
3% Nov 26
9,700
21%
26%
*27
No par
Corp^.
Pennsylvania RR
54
Jan
800
54
♦53
21
25
Sand
8c
2
26% May 18
71
53%
43%
25
(The)
Corp
Glass
Power
11
45% Nov 20
132
53
44'/.
43%
25
(J C) Co
Cement
Feb
Jan
2,500
3%
3%
'
Jan
33%
10,300
53%
*53
preferred
preferred
20
165
10 %
26%
*26%
3%
1
600
10 Va
26%
10%
27%
No par
preferred
92%
Aug 15
3%
10%
27
3%
10%
4
*95%
168
4,200
3%
100
1
19'4
10'%
series preferred
26
18%
26%
4.40%
Jan
18%
10%
101
32% Oct
18%
27
99%
147
500
*3%
100
13
14,800
24%
27
preferred
31% Jan
46'4
24 Va
10%
4%%
27
45%
24%
1
29
21% Jun
xl8
46
%
45%
*24
5
Jan
6
78
23%
18%
10
44
18 Vis
45%
106
13
*43%
23%
2
19% Jan
3,500
43
45
94% Jan
66% Sep
50
33'4
43
25
4,800
50%
93%
33
33
45
18%
50%
*91
93 %
32%
44
*43
13,500
16
16
33
44%
2
17
*91
93%
32%
44
112% Mar
23
74
*43
*91
33%
Penn
Dec
2,000
93%
Penna
11
310
6%
*92%
9
45% Jan
137'4
*6'%
16
2
29
137 Va
6%
50%
Jan
Mar 29
137 y»
6%
15"%
60
Feb
136%
G%
6%
50 Va
45% Jan
28
129%
50%
12
109
129 Va
16
25
19
129%
15'%
33
I,170
129%
50'/a
52% Feb
29
137
129%
137%
Xl28%
50%
1
30
*29
30
15%
43% Feb
Dec
*29
50 %
3
Nev
30
*29
16
12
91
45
30
Dec
21
89
3,700
*29
27
92% Dec
93
36%
48% Jan
43% Nov 26
92
36%
36%
__25
common
Penn-Dixle
101
36 %
__No par
Telep
29% Jan
Jan
36 %
No par
Ford
&
11
27% Mar
36 %
*23%
Peabody Coal Co common.
5% conv prior preferred
14
13
36 %
2.50
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Oct
26
7,100
36%
Davis & Co-a—_____No par
20
46% Jun 20
7,400
49%
1
Corp
26% Jan
25
~~
Corp____
48% Jan
21
37%
49%
100
12
Jun
36%
50 St
—No par
12
14% Jun
1,500
36;%
49%
1
42-% Feb
37
25%
3G
50
6%
22% Feb
26
25
36 %
49%
137%
9
26
25 U
36
50
6%
17
10% Sep
27% Sep
25%
36%
136%
30% Jan
19% Mar 15
26
25%
35%
49%
1
57 % Apr
17% Dec
*25%
25%
_ioo
8
2
1.200
130%
4
23
1,800
25'4
.130%
23% Jun
3% Oct
15%
25
100
common
40% Jan
12% Jan
15%
25%
par
Tin Consolidated
&
15%
25 %
14 Va
to
preferred
Park
700
15%
25 %
No par
Paramount Pictures
44% Feb
14%
15%
25%
14
25
_
Corp
Common
% Mar
92
common
Corp
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
33% Mar
-
*14%
15%
25%
14
Aggregates, Inc_3
Co
preferred
Pacific
Jan
56% Jan
21% Mar 20
27% Nov 29
29
9
Mar
5%
14'/a
15%
25%
25
Pacific
2
&
15%
1
5
22
Jan
Nov~27
Jan
Amer Fisheries Inc
27
Jan
40
Pacific
31
17% Jan
5
Feb
24
53% Mar 28
2
16 % Jan
12
23
47
22
'
27%
27
27
27
601
60%
60%
60%
a
6C%
2,300
60%
60'a
60
39 Va
38%
39 %
38%
15,600
38%
38 V.
39%
38%
25
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1294)
NEW
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
YORK
STOCK
Monday
AND
Tuesday
j
Mar. H
Par
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 13
Friday
the Week
Mar. 15
shares
'1 hursday
Mar. 13
Mar. J4
Q
SI
39% Mar
Itoy 29
130
Nov 21
T
2
33% Jan
Feb
20
Jan
4
29% Dec 20
23% Apr
19
27% leb
19
33% Nov 23
80% Mar 23
31% Jan
21
153
131
36% Mar 15
Feb
Quaker
5
29% Jail
7
136
Osts
Co
(The)
common—8
6%
preferred
Quaker State OH Refining Corp
100
35 Vi
134!
a
35%
35 VH
136
136
10
27%
27%
35%
35%
136
*134%
27%
27%
*27%
35 %
35 V 2
134%
134 Va
i28
27%
35%
35%
136
27%
X33 %
*135
36 3 4
7,200
30
13u%
27%
27
' B
1,600
24.200
R
70% Nov
4
53% Jan
14
87% Feb
27
15% Dec
23
72% Jan
3
17% Mar 13
35% Jan
18
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%,
33%
33%
33%
24
Radio Corp of America com_No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
33 Vi
Jan
73%
73
VH
74 Vi
74
Vi
74 31
75%
74-%
75
74%
75
18% Jan
17
Ranco
5
17 %
17%
*17 Vh
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17Vi
17%
17%
6
No par
54 %
54'a
*54
55
55
55
*54%
55%
1
28 Vh
28%
28%
29
28%
29
28 Va
28%
2.50
12 VH
12 VB
12%
12 VH
12 VH
12 Va
11%
12
78
20% July 11
59% Apr 12
48 % Feb
11
56 % Mar
28% Nov 29
44% Aug
27% Feb
12
34% Jan
11
27
16% Aug
Feb
8
12
Dec
16"6 Mar 15
24
33% Nov 23
11
16
Raytheon
Reading
31
11
4
Jan
10
20
36
Jan
2
Feb
6
40
Feb
28
Real Silk
25% Feb
11
31% Jan
11
Reed Roller Bit Co
38
26
•
9% Feb
21
12% Jaii
27
10% Mar 14
6% Jan
23
6% Feb
15
Jan
27
14 '/is Peb
28
15% Jap
8
3
30% Apr
18
Feb
8
29:8 Feb
27
18
64% Apr
4
59 % Mar 12
62
Feb
1
20% July 19
43% Jan
3
23% Feb
26
32% Jan
Reeves
27
8% Jan
16
5% Jan
8
7% Jan
15% Jan
10
11% Mar
4
12 % Jan
42% Feb
13
60% D^c
17
48% Feb
12
59% Jan
31
45
Apr
24
31% Feb
12
35% Jan
30
25% Dec 27
•% Feb 14
28% Dec
10
46% Feb
85
10% July 26
Aug
3
49% Mar 19
41% Dec 27
21
42% Jan
Oct
Apr
57% May
1
70
$1
Revere
Mar
8
82 % Jan
22
2
11
20
Mar
99
Inc
71% Jan
11
33% Jan
4
Rlegel
2
21% Mar
4
Rltter
6% Feb
21
6% Feb
25
Roan
25% Jan
29
28% Jan
17
i&obertshaw-Fulton
35
Apr
25
10
30% Aug
0
19
37% Apr
510
Apr
28
105
27
Feb
362% Dec
00
Nov
34
15
29 % Mar
13
28% Jan
Feb
27
3
351
3
35
Jan
406
5
21
4
<fc
Haas
Co
May 28
93% Mar 13
93% Mar 13
13
24% Feb
12
30
Jan
8
12% Feb
12
13% Jan
2
47% Jan
2
Rotary
Feb
11
44% Dec
31
39% Feb
6
44% Mar 15
27% Feb
36 % July 16
30% Jan
2
34% Feb
7
Feb
26
4
12
9
29
Dec
23
38% Apr
5
•
Nov
28
13% Apr
26
80% Fob 14
71% Dec
17
80
Nov
30
97% Feb
3
113
Feb
13
38% Dec
5
22% Jan
16
24% Dec
3
33
89% Dec
3
91% Mar 23
35
28
8% Mar
Electric
Dutch
38
600
a
10O
*33%
35
*39
100
41%
"
26%
1,500
9%
9%
9%
1.4C0
6%
*6 Vi
6%
9 Va
9%
6%
21
10;
■
56 Va
44%
44 Vi
56 %
57%
22
2J%
500
60
60
60
220
29
28%
28%
5%
Va
51 VH
50
Va
51
33%
33
22
22 VH
9,800
4.000
6%
12
12
12
Vi
6%
6V1
*11
-
600
X50%
50%
26,300
33%
33%
33 Vi
2,100
22 Va
22 3 a
22 Va
25,400
9%
10 %
14,400
54%
52 Va
53%
54
54 Vi
53%
54 Va
29,600
44%
44 Ve
44%
45
45%
45%
45%
1,000
56%
57%
57%
57%
8,100
10
9%
52 Vi
*44
9%
57 VB
56%
75
*65
6
12
33 Vh
500
28%
28%
28 %
50 Vi
.
15
28 Vi
*14%
*65
*65
75
9%
10
57
Vb
10
57 Va
75
*65
75
*65
75
200
81
80%
80%
*80%
81%
*80%
81
97%
98%
97%
97%
*97
98%
*98
98 V2
60
18 VH
18%
18 V8
18%
18%
18
18%
9,400
*80%
'
Va
18%
3
2%
3
2%
18 Vi
3
2%
%
2%
3
65%
Va
3
22,000
66
3,100
65
65%
29%
Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29
*21 %
21%
*20%
21.%
*20%
21%
21
21V8
21%
21%
400
6%
6%
6%
%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,800
27%
28%
27%
28%
27 3 h
35%
*33%
63%
*34
64 Vi
29
63%
6
65%
64
64%
6%
23
27%
36
27%
28
800
29 Va
*29
8,400
28
100
36
*34
35
35
29%
29%
29
29 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 3
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
28
357 V2
360
*34
30
3,300
i
12,300
20
360%
363%
360%
100
*93%
93%
*93%
93%
93%
93%
*93%
95 V2
*93 %
1
25%
26
%
25%
25%
26 Vi
26%
26%
26%
26%
95 Va
26 V8
2,900
1
Steel
Pet
5%
12
15
28%
*58
61
28%
6
300
15
28%
5
preferred series A
Royal
16%
32!
26%
26%
15
*58
12
23%
5%
2%
25
12%
13 Vh
Xl2%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
1,300
36
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
4%
19,300
16%
32%
;
No par
common
16
28%
6
55
18%
com__l
Gas & El Corp
Jan
35% Nov 29
28 Va
xl2
22
new
Rockwell Spring a Axle Co
Rohm
1,900
5
preferred—.
conv
Rochester
30,900
11 7 8
10
Controls
17% Jan 11
48% July 31
10
Feb
27% Feb
25% Feb
59 Va
33%
No par
Paper corp
5%%
Mar 1*
22
2
26
'
26%
15
33%
5s
new
Company
Antelope Copper Mines
31% Dec
21% May 28
12
Jan
12
41%
28% .28%
33%
1
ttichfleld Oil Corp
19
19% Jan
27% Dec
Co
Selection Trust
28 % Feb
28% Jun
*39
15
59 VH
81
62% Feb
Apt'13
29 V2
38
,
6%
'*
.
17%
38
35
26%
200
28%
55 3
*55
32%
o37
*34
28 %
6%
98
5
28%
6 %
12%
*80
Rhodesian
9%
6%
15
29
6%
*98
42% Aug 15
Jun~26
28 Va
"12
100
14
9%
■
*28
62
100
23% Jan
21%
"59%
series
Feb
4
15 Vi
28
series
Manufacturing
29
6
*6%
33%
10
29
84% Apr
6%
Preferred 4.50%
Rheem
.
41%
26%
50%
1
Tob class B
18% Jun
23
%
Preferred 3.60%
4
9%
'•••
•
"32
,
•
1.7C0
2,200
4
11%
34 Va
*39
v.
50
2.50
Common
18
26
r.
1
:
31v* Nov
46% J a n
9% V
26
5
Copper & Brass
21% Jan
3
9%
V
26 VH
51
lo
17% Feb
26 VH
50%
Reynolds (RJ)
80
41%
38
34 %
10
50
92 % Jan
37% Mar 15
Corp
5
16
105% Jan
5
Steel
10
45 % Feb
11
89% Jan
21
1
50c
preferred
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%V« pfd series A
1
Dec
100
Revlon
2
*39
28
Rex a 11 Drug Co
Jan
41%
"15
2
57% Feb
>39
16%
32%
*37
35
...
17 Vi
16 V8
32
32
37%
*34%
5
2
69
17
16%
32
*37
35
10
4
3
17
32 Vh
'34 Va
*6
10 % Jan
2
17% Dec
convertible
Republic
v
37%
32 Va
>37
10
26% Jan
Jan
81
50c
%
16
;
Co—
60% Jan
54 Va Jan
01
a
5
69
7
Apr 26
26
Sep 12
Inc
(Root)
2
I
2% Feb
40
70
No par
8
Mar 12
9% Feb
51% Feb
Bros
5
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
2
34% Dec
Hosiery Mills
Conv
18
25
50
Reliance Mfg Co common
22
18
50
$1.25 dlv pilor preference
Reliable Stores Corp
10
Nov
11% Dec
,»_50
common
1st preferred
noncum
2nd preferred
Rels
18% Mar 14
Co
noncum
\%
28
11% Jan
4%
8
Nov
13
5
34% Jan
39
0
5
Mfg Co
12
11% Dec
Jan
Co
27
30% Apr
15
Jan
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Ray-O-Vac
33% Feb
Dec
40
20% Jan
Rayonler
31% Feb
37% Apr
4
13
Raybestos-Manhattan
37% Feb
37% May
44% Jan
17% Sep
20% Jan
11% Mar 14
19% Mar
13
July 19
11% Feb 14
33% Jan
3
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Co—
363
359
356
359
356
460
10
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35%
35 Vi
36%
36
36 Vi
36%
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42%
43%
42%
43%
43%
44%
44%
44%
44%
36%
44%
88,200
1
32%
32%
32%
33
33
33 Vi
32%
33%
33
33 Va
2.400
1
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28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28 Vi
28
28'
28%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
30% Jan
11
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)
9% Jan
18
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I
69% Jan
2
(Jacob)
8%
8%
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Vi
Va
*8%
1,600
5,800
1,000
9
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60% Feb
81
Jan
2
137
Feb
14
Mar 19
38% Jan
2
25% Aug 31
22% Jan
25
20% Feb
28
68% Mar 12
155
Dec
52
235
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7
311
155
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Jan
17
13
215
40% Feb
2
Sep 17
60% July 31
9
Aug
Safeway Stores
90% Mar 15
4%
89
149
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43%
44
43
23%
23%
23 %
21 VH
21%
68%
68 Va
24% Feb
I
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26% Jan
11
74 Vi Feb
5
Feb
13
241
Feb
28
Jan
2
205
Jan
12
48
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Jan
16
96
Lead
Co
10
Power
No
Bt L San F Ry Co common—No
Preferred series A 5%
Bt Louis Southwestern Ry Co
2
38% Feb
conv
5%
3
Bt Regis
12
Feb
6
17
23% Aug 22
20% Mar 11
23% Jan
29
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas a Electric Co
29% Jtn
19
37 Va Mar 29
31% Feb
26
35% Jan
8
12% Jun
8
18
15
Jan
23
17 V4 Jan
29
9
18% Feb
13
20% Mar
63% Apr 20
18 % Feo
13
60% Mar 15
16% Feb
12
17% Jan
75% Mar
57% Feb
11
62% Mar 13
95
Jan
79
Jan
105% Apr
40% Apr
93
18
57%
14
Nov~29
77% Dec
19
00
12
Dec
Oct
22% Mar
May 28
44% Feb
Feb
33% Dec
21
78
Dec
28
Dec
28
44% May
16
16% Nov 21
19% Feb
93
2
86
Mar
102
Mar
7
Paper Co
100
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241
205
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10
20%
21%
10
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32 %
5
15%
15%
1.4c
20 %
20%
15c
11
36
Jan
4
Seaboard
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
4
Seaboard
54% Feb
12
70
Finance
70% Nov 26
Jan
4
Seaboard
Oil
23% Jun
7
13
Jan
15
16% Jan
24
Seagrave
25
3
26% Feb
11
29% Jan
7
Sears
12% Jun
1
21% Feb
Mar 12
15% Jail
3
Selberllng
43H Mar
4
Servel
Mar
5
39% Jan
4
7% Apr 27
63
Mar 15
Aor
19
July 11
39% Jan
20
59% Dec
8% Dec
14
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9
26
3
22% Nov 27
<2% Jan
10
Feb
100% Aug
17
8
3% Jan
8
42% Jan
7
54
16
Feb
6
26% Jan
2
49% Feb
12
55% Jan
11
48
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12
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22% Feb
72% Feb
18
12
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2
8% Jan
22% Mar 13
29
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15% Jan
14
11% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
55% Jan
Mar 19
6
35% Mar 20
55% Apr
88
23
Nov
72% May
26
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32%
32
32
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15%
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13
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4
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12
17 Vb Jan
25
Sheraton
27% Feb
12
32
Feb
25
Blgnode
17
Simmons
43% Mar 13
49% Jan
5
74% Feb
13
89
Jan
8
8
54% Feb
12
63% Jan
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11
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31%
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31
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31%
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44%
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17%
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101
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18% Nov 29
32
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11
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32
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60
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20
15
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26
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195
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57
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$3.40 preferred
11
Jan
34% Mar
21
100
common
Schenley Industries Inc
Sobering Corp
Jan
75
88%
par
Bangamo Electric Co
Bavage Arms Corp
31% Feb
89% Mar
35
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a
100
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105
par
preferred—
noncum
18% Jan
93
67 %
23%
21 %
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Bt Joseph
235
67 Vi
66%
89
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205
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10
100
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66%
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preferred
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150
1
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Slmonds Saw &
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Sinclair Oil Corp
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66
10
68
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59
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78
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59%
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52% Jan
24
73
17
61% Feb
13
74% Jan
4
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60% Feb
10
60% Jan
21
70
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26
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3
67
Aug
46% Jun
3
24% Jan
7
36% Feb
25
41% Jan
11
Smith-Corona Inc
10
20% Jan
11
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobii Oil Co Inc
5
18%
13%
18
18
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
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171%
172%
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29
32% Jan
12
16% Jan
2
49% Sep
20
64 Vi May 10
47% Feb
13
18% Jun
6
24
17% Feb
3
305
Feb
July 10
14
237% Apr
10
7% Dec
13
12% Jan
24
17% Jan
12
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45
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171% Mar 11
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18% Jan
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Jan
3
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56
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16
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15
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2
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11
12
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17
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3
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21
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45% Jan
2
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20% Jan
2
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31
33% Aor
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18
31% Jan
18
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31
38% Jan
3
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31
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Dec
42% Feb
12
1
58% Mar 23
49% May 10
41 % Feb
28
6
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1
18% Jan
2
26
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4
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4
80
8
81
Jan
17
24% May 15
17% Nov 27
4
38
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21
Dec
12
47% Jun
25
95% Nov
30
16% Nov
1
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4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103% Mar
31
19
8% Dec
28
3
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40
46
5
Jan
3
Feb
28
18% Jan
10
6% Jan
7
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54% Jan
28
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Gas
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preferred
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Co.
&
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&
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Bros
41
19
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$4.50
Feb
6
72% Jan
7
$4.50
7
28% Feb
12
32% Jan
23
44% May 14
91% Jan 26
12% Jan
6
37% Jan
2
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77% Jan
4
82 % Feb
6% Jan
2
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preferred
27%
28
16%
16%
16%
16%
6
1
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5
66
46%
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46 %
95
17 %
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21
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11
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70
70
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39%
;
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18%
83
28%
25
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18%
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27%
100
common
preferred
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$3.50
common
preferred
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42
1
4.20%
preferred
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Sperry Rand Corp common
Co
%
1
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100
Inc
pfd.
3
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Standard Coll Products Co Inc
Standard Gas a Electric Co
%
32
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2o
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14
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18
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17
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66%
67%
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1
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par
Southern
Jan
1
2
22
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10% Feb
23
30
Jan
3
Rico
Co
38%
66 %
63 %
Va
5
96
July 17
16% Jan
22% Oct
36% Oct
26
45% Jan
10
Porto
20
105
70% Dec
77% Nov
6
24% Mar 20
29 % Apr
2
21% Nov 29
11% Dec
17
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May "28
Jan
Mar
46% Jan
rights (expire
preferred
Southern Co
4
23
E
8%
preferred
Southern California
5
Jan
44% Nov 29
5"%
Carolina
South
25
33% Jan
17% Dec
Com
13
20
Mar 16
Corp 4%
South Amer Gold
South
Nov
84
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10
23
45
39
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Jan
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23
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33
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Volume
Number 5621
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STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
43% Nov
29
48% Jan
23
65
49'/a Jan
31
62% Apr
50
58 V* May
88% Dec
49% Jan
4
Jan
4
11
57% Jan
18
94
4
8
14% Jan
2
2
17% Jan
3
73% Jan
11
18
71% Feb
27
Stauffer
26
13% Jan
2
25% Feb
15
27% Jan
4
Sterling
20
Feb
25
23% Jan
11
3
31% Feb
13
37Va Mar 14
4
17
Jan
2
8
177/e Feb
26
20% Jan
26
17% Jan
4
37% Dec
31
3
14% Jan
4
62Va Jan
21
17% Jan
23
65Va Dec
19
81
Aug
15
61
Jan
13'/a Dec
28
15
Jan
25
13
Feb
25 Va Nov
28
31% Nov
7
20
Va Sep
30% Oct
14
1
39% Apr
16% Dec
31
21% Jan
17% Dec
11
22% Aug
17% Nov
27
31 Va May
28
22 Va Feb
9
5% Oct
27% Mar 12
19
36
10% Feb
50
8
14
Feb
12
3
6% Feb
Jan
40
6
72% Feb
13
79
Jan
12
27% Jan
4
34% Nov
28
Dec
19
67/a Dec
26
10% Mar
Nov
Nov
26% Jaa
6
22% Feb
22% Jan
39
Feb
6
78
Mar 22
25
29
3
28% Jan
13
6% Mar
1,210
Jan
30
2
39% Mar
6
1,420
11
35% Feb
12
27'A Feb
22% Jan
21
27 Va Jan
29
7
•
Dec
13
50 Va July 26
35
5
42% Jan
10
42
Feb
9
55% May 10
39% Feb
11
46 V* Jan
9
81
Dec
26
99
82
Jan
16
86
Jan
4
8% Feb
9
12 V* Dec
14
11% Jan
2
13
Jan
11
May 28
21% Nov
26
18Va Feb
6
icfcO
19
8% Jan
11
18% Jan
31
Temco
8
18 V* Dec
4
14
62
29
69% May
31
15% Mar
37 Va Oct
28 % Dec
27
18% Dec
Feb
12
60 V* Jan
12
7
32
11
30% Dec
16
3 3'/a Oct
1
10% Jan
34
9
182 '/a May
9
1
29% Apr
20% Dec
22Va
37%
*23%
35%
40%
*84
11%
Gulf
Tevas
Instruments
Sulphur
Inc
4.48 '/r- conv
Jan
160
20
29% Apr
16
15% Feb
42% Mar 13
Texas
21% Jan
2
Textron
19
21
Jan
22% July 10
17% Jan
21
19% Feb
4
54 Va July 10
47% Jan
28
49% Feb
4
11V* Jun
20
13% July 31
11% Jan
15
12
V* Feb
1
10% Jan
23
11% Jan
25
14
Mar 13
49
Mar 13
July 23
18 Va Feb
4
Mar 28
51
44Vs Jan
25
10% Dec
19
14
Jan
26
10 % Jan
2
23
80
Nov
1
bj% Feo
12
19
104
Feb
13
33
Jan
23
23'A Nov
27
28% Feb
62% Feb
17
102% Dtc
13 Va Dec
5
13
24% Jan
2
14
87 Va Feb
12
Mar 29
15
13 Vb Jan
4
43 % Nov
27
51% Nov
7
40 V* Feb
1
45% Apr
30
35% Feb
16Va Nov
29
Jan
31
30% Oct
9
52
Nov
29
59
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
52 V* Apr
8
Transamerica
4
Trans
15% Feb
13
20%
% Feb
12
28% Mar 14
26% Feb
15
23% July 23
11
28% Mar
52% Jan
July 27
Jan
57
2
Jan
9
26
68 Va Feb
4
Oct
1
36% Mar 12
27% Feo
25
30% J an
62 V* Mar 13
51 % Feb
26
55% Jan
11
Dec
64
17
21 Va Jan
30
29% Anr
12
22 Vb Feb
8
26
Mar
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
16% Feb
27
17
Jan
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
48
Feb
20
50
8
Dec
6
14'/a Jan
18
7
25% Oct
25
35V* Jun
ro
25% Feb
12
2
18
TXL
*23 Va
36
41
35%
41V4
84%
11%
35%
35%
7,700
40%
41 VB
6,700
*84%
11%
86
11%
35 >A
40%
84V*
11%
11%
2,800
18%
18%
19%
19
19
1,000
84%
800
24%'
60
33%
33%
34%
33 'A
34
33 %
34%
11,700
30 V*
30%
30
30%
30
30 V*
30%
30 V/*
30%
30%
14,800
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16 "a
17
29%
29%
29 Va
29 %
29%
29%
29%
30
35
35 Va
34%
35%
34 Va
35
34
34%
common
7%
7%
*
100
156 'A
160
7%
156%
7 V*
7
7%
*51V*
8,900
500
%
17
*29%
30
1,300
34%
7,700
16
34 V*
9,400
41%
41V*
42%
41%
15%
xl5 V*
15%
15 Vb
15%
19%
xl8%
18%
18 711
19
18%
200
42%
41%
42%
10,600
15
Va
15%
41%
42%.
41
V*
15%
15%
15%
14,200
19
19
2,100
19
18%
18%
18%
1,900
40
Va
19 Va
19 Va
19%
19 Vo
19
%
19%
19%
No par
*48 Vc
48%
*48%
49
48%
48%
*48'%
48%
*43V*
49
*11%
12
*11%
11%
11 Va
12
*11%
12
*11%
11%
19
*
50
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
7,900
46%
46%
48
48 %
49
*47%
48%
*48
48%
580
*11
11%
*11
11%
76%
9,100
V*
.j
93
11%
75
93
35%
34%
34%
35
25%
25Va
25%
25%
x25%
No par
91V*
91'A
13%
91%
13%
90 Va
5
13%
13%
~
*91%
11%
76Va
93'%
34Va
*10%-
74VP
2
*11
74%
16%
Williams Sted
No par
*27%
28
1
27%
27V*
27%
54%
27'A
28
25%
26'A
50
_
Co common
54%
50
54%
26Vb
1
(conv)—
28%
26%
*50
28%
*51%
x24%
16%
35 %
36'/b
7,200-
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,500
%
Va
91
38 Va
39
38 Va
38:%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%.
Va
28%
28%
28%
28
23 %
x54%
26 %
54%
27%
28
*x27%
54%
-
*54%
54%
26
26%
26%
*49
54 %
28 Vb
•
1,700
19.200
2,200
1,400
33,900
55 V*
400
26%
6.400
*50
54 >/4
29
29 V*
28%
28%
28%
52 %
28'A
*52
3,000
13%
4 7 Va
38%
28
„.2,eoo
,
13%
47%
26
24%
92
13%
47 V*
54%
53
9}%
91%
13%
*46%
*49
28%
25%
36 'A
28
58
52
35 %
13%
28
54%
59
*51
10
93
*92
93
-*
25
38%
16%
16%
*92
91
39
75%
75%
75
-
13%
35%
46
16%
45%
76%
47
46%
16%
,.
•V
93
91
*
13%
46
38%
9
Corp
A
11%
/*U
75
*92
(The!
___
13%
46
1
Airlines
3,600
8%
158
*153
160
*154
160
8%
8%
8
7%
%
*154
158
Inc
52
52
24 'A
24%
24 Vb
24%'
*52%
54
16%
51 %
24%
16%
24%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*49'A
51 Va
*49 Va
51%
*49%
7%
7%
7 Va
7%
26%
26 V*
27%
4.000
51%
7%
'4,400
10,500
1,600
50
*49%
16%
51%
1
7%
7%
*49
*7%
1
25V*
25%
25 V*
25'A
25%
26
26 VB
1
No par
14'A
14%
27%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
7,100
28%
27%
28%
28%
29 V*
26,800
6%
6%
prior preferred
conv
7.600
33 V*
25
series
200
34
38%
Coach
Oil
24>A
33 Va
City Rap Transit com__No par
Twin
24%
100
3,400
V*]
30,400
2
World
5%
10
38
61%
16%
Jan
38
61 Vb
28%
10% Jan
23
38
61%
28V*
51%
25Vb
30% Jan
Mar 15
23
38
61%
Twin
3
1,255
61%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film__
1
14
1,255
60%
.
45%
39V*
Preferred
11
21
400
60%
"
No par
Truax-Traer Coal
2
61
1,900
24 Va
18%
19
95 *
50%
Co
$2.70 preferred-
29
31% Jan
49% Nov
27
Co
Tran,sue &
25Va Mar 12
19
11%
2,900
*92
59%
Tri-Continer.tal Corp common
5
86
1.800
14 V*
6%
1,260
23
1,260
23
38Va
35'A
41
84%
11%
41%
7%
49%
14
60%
60 V*
(The)
Trane
Jan
36'
21,000
7%
49 V*
Trust—
Ry
Co
Edison
Toledo
23%
4,600
52
Timken Roller Bearing
4
24
28 va Mar 21
24% Feb
2
24
38
*23 Va
6,000
52
preferred
39% Mar
12
20
Jan
1,260
23
1,260
22%
37%
6%
*1,250
23
39Va
27 V*
52
convertible preferred
$1.20
7
6%
7
100
38%
27
52
(J R)
18
Products Inc common__5
preferred
100
Tidewater Oil common
i
10
27
23% ""°
23%
23%
13%
>
18%
52
common
48% Jan
5
34% Oct
Feb
1,900
*18
50 Va
51
4%
4
13% Jan
15
.
7 V*
7
51
Thompson
101
32 V* Feb
47% Mar 26
94
700
18%
7%
Thompson
5
38 Vb Jan
7
o
Feb
26
an
90
17%
18 V*
16 V*
preference
Co
6
79 V* ivliU"
Dec
36%
17%
18%
18%
No par
Tliermoid
$2.50
36%
17%
18%
7%
_
5
11% Mar
48% Jan
86
F"alr
1,245
22%
37%
23%
35%
40%
*84
11%
24
7%
49%
13%
*92
77%
9,700
37%
"17%
69'A
1
8.8CO
36%
'
*69
7%
49
13%
26,400
20%
15%
Inc
$2.40 conv
The
17%
27%
20 Va
7%
co(iinnon
50c
$1.25 conv preferred—„—No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
8
3
28
36%
*36%
3V>
Utilities Co
9
11
35%
*17%
400
27 V*
16%
ex-distributlon—1
Pacific
27%
20%
7%
Land
&
20%
13%
16 Vb
Pacific
share ctfs
27%
20%
27%
20%
Va
7%
preferred series A__25
Coal & Oil
10
Texas
4
27%
36'A
15%
Pacific
Sub
8% Mar 15
2
12
Feo
>13
68%
15%
Texas
3
13%
No par
Texas
14
13%
16'A
7%
7
25
2
31% Jan
13%
68%
23%
23%
*18%
19
08%
36'A
77
15%
2.50
10
39 V* Jan
*18%
41
86
11%
67%
16'A
16
Corp
Jan
33
47% Aug 21
44
7,000
1,25122%
38%
24Va
35
68
13
95
77%
6%
7
15%
65%
67%
16Va
7%
49'A
13%
95
78%
24
24%
36%
*92
.
16%
15%
66%
15%
Producing Co
38% Jan
16
July 27
14 Va Apr
7%
1
unit
14% Feb
10
20 V* Oct
-
500
6%
1
Aexus
5
7% Jan
150
34 % Feb
42 %
69 V*
6%
1,245
Co
Texas
Mar 14
29 Va Mar
14
23
Jan
36%
69%
«
18% Jan
11
15% Feb 12
45% May 17
21
6% Dec
150
*36'A
69Va
66%
Texas
25% Jan
36%
68%
Corp
4
40% Jan
5
28% Feb
28
Feb
Aircraft
Tennessee
61% Mar 14
50
13
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
5
11% Jan
36%
69'A
12.50
Talcott Ino
19% Mar 14
54% Feb
51
45
Mar
o-/2
12
Dec
Feb
53'/a Nov
16,800
24%
"
23%
*36%
(James)
leiAUtograph Corp
7
7
15 V* May
31
24
24%
California
_25
Superior Steel Corp
alio
'-m norland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America ( The )__4.16%
Swift & Co
23
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com_:
7.50
$4 preferred
No par
Symington Gould Corp—
1
38
6% Dec
2',900
23%
76%
23%
oupenur On ol
July
18
78
24%
24%
'95
*92
%
77%
24
23%
36%
Sunshine Mining Co
27% Jan
2
3
21
12VeJun
78
23%
24%
No par
No par
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
21% Feb
2
May
*92
78%
7%
49%
13%
95
78Va
7%
lOo
7
7% Jan
8
Jan
18
69% Mar
52% Mar 16
9
7%
49%
ounruy-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4'%% preferred series A
1
2>u? n!d series of *55
30
24% Mar 13
66% Feb
*
30% Apr
21% Jun
35 Va Nov
2
36Va Jan
2
1,3oj
9
27%
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
27
940
39%
27
25%
13%
30% July 31
66
39
20%
25%
7%
x48%
82
3,900
25%
1
13%
7
400
68 '/a
25%
No par
49%
31
2,400
65%
*18
13%
23
16
68
18%
39%
7%
49%
22% Nov
16
65%
18%
18%
39%
1
70% Jan
16
65%
xl8%
*17%
38%
26
1
22% Jan
5,700
18%
18%
39%
1
14
4
!6Va
1?%
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Feb
16
35%
Sunbeam Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
93
6,200
98
18%
*18%
38%
,
4
16
>94
98
17%
35%
17%
18%
17
88% Jan
*94
35%
18%
18%
39%
8% Jan
7
50'/a
27
20%
20%
16% Jan
101% Jun
28
Dec
89
,
50 Va
26%
20%
17%
common
51
13%
50Va Jan
25
61,400
50Va
13%
12
46
15% Mar 15
57
*13%
35%
Co
56%
15%
*65%
1
2C
Broadcasting
57%
68
13%
6
Storer
33,100
56%
15%
66Va
5
Stone & Webster
8
27'% Mar 14
29,000
52
67%
26%
prior preference
45%
51%
15%
66Va
68
26%
20%
5%
5
45 V* •
51%
08%
*65%
10
>_1
common
46%
51 Va
97
*94
Shares
45%
15%
67
No par
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
96
45%
51%
57%
51
the Week
16%
_ia
Inc
45%
51 Va
56%
50%
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 15
Thursday
Mar. 14
16Va
new
Drug
PRICES
16'A
16'A
15%
Co__
45Va
51 Va
56%
51%
*94
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 18
10%
1
5
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co__
4
31
18% Mar
96
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Feb
18
Chemical
*94
44%
51'A
56%
51'A
Feb 12
13% Mar 7
29
Aug
11
19% Jan
25% Jan
29'% Aug 24
13 Va May 28
17% Jan
51%
56%
50Va
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 12
457/a
52
57Va
51%
44%
100
Sterchi Bros otores Inc
2
43% Jan
Feb
Mar
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
:
15% Aug
51% Jan
32
60
6.25
25
7
10
RECORD
LOW
Monday
Mar. 11
Par
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
£>*«uu<uu Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common
3%% preferred series A
4
62% Jan
48
Feb
87% Jan
9
12
51% Mar 12
53% Feb 12
100% Mar 23
28
12% May 29
13% NOV
43% Feb
4
Aug 14
55% May 15
May 28
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 195(5
"
*
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
1
Co
Corp |(The)
7
7%
5,100
20,700
u
13% Feb
b
'20% Nov
15
44
5 % Nov
15
8
31% Feb
10
103% Jan
26
;
15% Mar 14
Udylite
13% Feb
12
Mar 27
23% Feb
12
23
5% Jan
3
7% Feb
25
Union
8
32% Feb
12
35% Jan
11
133% July 17
47% May
Underwood Corp
30% Mar 11
Bag-Camp
100% Feb
12
115% Jan
2
Union
Carbide
Nov
29
2
20% Feb
12
23% Jan
11
Union
Cnem
5
30
Jan
17
26% Jan
9
28% Mar 15
Union
Elec Co
92 !/a Dec
27
112
Jan
9
94 Va Jan
2
81% Oc t
18
93
Jan
U
80% Jan
11
Nov
29
91
Feb
15
76% Feb
21
83% Nov
30
104
Jan
5
Feb
5
78
52
Jan
28
Oct
Oct
23
61
Jan
3
Union
17
Dec
18
10
121% Dec
18
23
44% Dec
17
Nov
Dec
7
20% Dec
14
48 V* Jan
20
106
Feb
11
13
30% Mar 12
20
26% Feb
Feb
24
96
9
71% Mar 26
19
72 V* Mar 11
137 % Feb
28% Apr
32-,* Apr
107
20
Oil
Union
8
96% Dec
9%
Mar
98%
*82
77
*88
52%
27V*
99%
85
10
33
Mar 14
Tank
Union
Union
90 V* Jan
2
Jan
4%
4
United
Air
United
Biscuit
12
25% Mar 14
98
25% Mar 13
8
*82
.*77
*87
52-%
27V*
5
72%
*120
107%
com
conv
;■
100
100
pfd
10
31
28%
No par
*97'A
10
No par
24%
63
No par
Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
America
of
preferred
Board & Carton
United
Carbon
United
Corp
Co
110%
22%
23Va
99%
85
78%
90
53Vb
27%
31%
No par
$4.50
Mar 15
69% Jan
99%
5
Inc
Lines
28
No par
._
Corp
109
22%
8%
28%
Co
(ser of 1956)
2
23
10
preferred
Jan
28
Co
Aircraft
conv.
4%
2R
com
preferred ——10
Drill
43 V* Jan
115
No par
Co
RR
Car
Twist
United
14
152
No par
series
non-cum
8
30% Jan
Jan
11
28%
10
of California
Pacific
4Vo
4
19%, Jan
58% Feb
110%
28%
No par
in
Materials Corp
1
common
$4
Preferred
31% Jan
35% Jan
93
22
2
106
Curb
&
&
Preferred $3.50 series
2
Jan
12
103% Oct
26
79% Jan
89
2.5
30 V* Feb
61% May 25
113% Jan
34 %
No par
8 V* Jan
6
34
109%
22%
Preferred $3.70 series
51% Feb
27% Feb
34
24
27 % Feb
30
33%
Jan
82
9
Apr
Corp—6%
Paper
No par
2
36
1
6%
Preferred $4.50 series
10Va May 10
10
14%
29%
6%
21
39% May
11
29
88
14%
28%
7
100% Jan
65% Apr
1
8Va Dec
28% Apr
14%
30%
*6%
_
Asbestos & Rubber Co
25% Dec
21
29'A
5
(The)
Corp
Union
Apr
9
29
32V*
74%
137%
108
31 Va
29
100
24%
,
77
90
53%
27%
29%
32
8%
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110
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31V*
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29%
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25%
63 Vb
63
63
39%
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33
30
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13%
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1%
34
34V*
25
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51
54%
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13%
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33%
25
39%
4%
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7
29
14%
46%
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36%
5%
13%
1%
29%
32%
75
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109%
30Vb
29%
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25
*63
27
4% Feb
9
73'/8 Jan
6
V* Jun
62
39% Mar
5
45 V* Feb
4% Jan
2
5 Va Jan
11
23
May
4
78 Vb Jan
8
79
Jan
21
Jan
82
20
7
3
6% Jan
11
7
6% Feb
Dec
14
23
.T*n
17
36% Dec
18
8
43% Dec
12
65
28% May 11
35% Jan
14 Va Dec
20% Aug
9
Dec
-3
15% Dec
35
Dec
28 V8 Oct
77
181
27
„
Aug
4
Feb
22 V8
44
5
29
9
9% Jun
9
United
11
United
Dye <fc Chemical Corp com
Electric Coal Cos
16% Jan
11
United
Engineering & Foundry
44V* Jan
2
47% Jan
9
United
Fruit Co__
United
Gas
Corp
United
Gas
Improvement
34% Jan
25
5
38% Feb
19
6% Jan
11
Feb
36
Mar
15 % .Tan
9
13% F eb
11
1 % Feb
13
1% Jan
2
Feb
13
36% Jan
14
33
United
2
28% Jan
8
U
15
58 V* Jan
11
U
156
14
19 V* Mar 22
42
Nov
15
lou,
v«r ]g
Jan
7
10% Feb
20
Jan
7
U
*
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V/-.V, "JO
43 Va Jan
see^j3age_28^
7
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16% Jan
8
44 V* Jan
16
Co
14%
13Va
S
S
U
S
_1
Mines Co (The)__l
Freight Co
Gypsum Co
6%
46%
32Va
26
1
—No par
4
common
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
*158%.
11%
50
*30%
oreferred
class A
aic*
—100
i
preference
Industries
Inc
—-0.1
.
5%
Securities
S
5%
30% Mar 15
1
S
TYr
24
17 Vb Jan
162
29%
10
Park City
Foreign
51% Feb
1
'
No par
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United
U
23% Jan
July 19
6%
United Industrial Corp
2
Nov
14
5% Mar 14
32
1
1
B
(Del)
35% Jan
V* July 20
footnotes
Corp
12
24
15
For
United
11
3% Mar 26
39 % May
29
155
Mar
19% Feb
31
23
52% Nov
ug
Aug 14
41% July 30
7% Jan
6
12
1% Dec
A
35
23
5% Nov 27
28 '/a Jan
%
4
28 Va Mar 12
R
Jan
13% Jun
u
Mar
Cig-Whelan
United
13% Feb
6
21
1
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1
3
Mar 21
4% Jan
common
a
163
1
15
12
33
15%
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45%
40
4%
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6%
f>7«
28%
14%
109%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
4,300
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
28%
17,200
99 %
98%
98 %
98 Va
98 %
230
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85
77%
*77
78 %
90
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•
90
45Va
85
77
77
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85
90
53%
10.000
27%
27%
26.600
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53%
28 %
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28 %
8%
8%
8
29 Vb
28%
29
28 7
32%
32%
33
32%
76
75%
%
137%
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109%
108
30
53 V*
53%
•
25.000
8 Va
%
b
75 Va
75 %
8%
9.200
29
4,500
32%
3,500
76%
24,000
137%
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137%
108
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109
900
31V*
31
31 %
30%
3IV*
12.300
29%
29
29%
28%
28%
2,400
98
98
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100
100
•>4 1
24%
03%
03
63
40
39 %
39%
4%
4%
4%
,
10
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24%
5,900
63
25%
63 Va
1,100
40
40
4%
4%
600
4.300
79
80
79
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79
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7
6%
7
6%
7
19.600
7
6%
7
6%
7
5.400
281
28%
a
28%
29
29%
2,500
14%}
14%
14%
14%
14%
3.400
46%
46%
46%
46%
47%
22,600
33
36%
33%
33
33 "*
33%
33%
12.100
36%
36 Va
36%
36 Va
5%
13%
1 "a
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25
52%
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900
4,700
22%
111
110
46%
34%
25%
54
*159
162%
11%
11%
*32%
32%
.15
15%
34%
110%
United-Carr Fastener—
41% Dec
34'A
34%
110%
28%
*93%
*82
77%
*88
53%
27V*
9
7
7
34%
34%
34'A
109%
22%
22%
9
28%
'
7
7
52%
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5%
5%
13 %
13%
1 %
1 %
34%
34%
25
*24%
52%
53
161
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15
15%
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45%
600
5%
2.600
13%
4.800
3,600
4.400
%
1%
1%
35 V8
34%
34 "2
25
24%
24%
1.000
53 Va
11.400
1
53
160 %
52%
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160 Va
65.900
11%
32%
^
36%
5%
13%
,
11%
10%
11%
32
11%
11%
32%
5%
13%,
32 V*
30%
32
1 200
15
15%
15
15%
7,900
45 Va
*44
45%
*44
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1296)
NEW
STOCK
YORK
Range Since
Year 1056
22% Jan
3634 Dec
11
15
Jan
11
61% Dec
23
70
42*8 Nov
29
17
35 % Jan
7134 Sep
4
28
69
23
Nov 30
169
143
28
7
27
17
124* Jun
Jan
24
19% Jan
64% Jan
11
27
156
2
Jan
173i Feb
12
533i Feb
12
61
2
11
73% Jan
2
2
155% Jan
25
18%
18%
19
19
19 '/ft
19%
19'A
2.100
5414
54 %
54 %
54
54
54
54
1,400
60%
*60
*60
16%
9
15
47% Feb
313# Jan
12
61
Jan
147
Dec
12
167
Feb
24
Jan
8
23% Dec
20
23*b Feb
12
144
29% Mar 12
Feb
4
25% Jan
10
155
Dec
20
82% Mar 29
69
Feb
15
71
Jan
8
24% NOV
12
26
14
24
Jan
28
27% Feb
20
40% Feb
12
50% Jan
Dec
38'A Feb
9
55% May
4
12% Dec
21
17% Jan
3
25% Nov
21
37% Apr
6
Jan
4
12% Nov
23
40% Dec
20
129
Feb
7
130
Feb
2
123
Sep
12
128
Feb
26
3334
333a
xl434
14%
54.2C aoncu 2nd pld_5
conv-rtlble preferred—No par
*7*«
7%
7%
1%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
81 %
81 %
u
81%
8134
*6%
7
15 %
*14%
15
28'A Jan
8
78% Jan
15
84
6
105% Jan
11
13
Feb
Mar
Mar
25% Jan
8
25
70
30
,26
26
26
26
1,700
441/2
3,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4.100
20%
*26 'A
*26%
26%
44;%
26%
26%
500
44%
'A
44
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
8,700
42'A
42%
42%
43
43
43%
1,600
& Pacific Ry com_100
noncumulative preferred—100
*123
dlv
Virginia
Feb
12
partic
Elec &
preferred
$5
$4.04
preferred
9
98
Mar
1
$4.20
93
Mar 13
$4.12
Dec
31
103% Feb
17
85
Jan
46% Jan
11
79% Nov
27
GG Va Feb
11
76% Jan
28% Nov
9
33% Jan
16
29% Jan
10
32
10% Dec
26
12% Dec
31
11% Jan
7
10 'A Jan
23
Vulcan
14% Dec
27
14% Dec
27
14
Jan
3
17
Jan
21
5%
74 % Nov
28
19
83% Jan
3
74
Feb
21
77
Jan
24
Virginian
6%
Co
Ry
'
'
1
:
*123
' ''
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2 7'A
82
82
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84
90
23
5,700
22 %
21 %
23 %
113%
113%
112%
112%
44%
44%
44%
44%
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44%
44%
110%
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109%
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90
98
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92
93
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6,500
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100
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44%
6,100
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109
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101
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22%
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90
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90
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90
98
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100
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25
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92
68%
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69
70
70
71
71
70
70%
1,800
22
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31 %
32
31%
31%
1,200
14
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
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1534
preferred —16
68%
31
com—-——I
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—J,'
113%,
common
Materials
•
27 %
84
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84
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27 %
*109%.
preferred
conv
84
C_
26%
100
preferred
preferred
18
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26%
com__10
100
100
Co
Power
*82
No par
com
preferred
'•
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"123
'
*723
26%
26%
26%
100
Chemical
Va-Carollna
•-,/
■
■
*123
*123
*123
*123
5
preferred
3%%
9
Mar 11
40
1,200
25
*69
25%
*68%
42
45% Jan
17
500
12%
6%
mm.—
„
700
35 %
152
41%
Co
88 Va Jan
6
44%.
10
10
55
35.,.
12%
9
111
4 4'A
44%
26%
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42
Jan
120
X9%
-26%
1,800
12
Snreve
18
16%
26%
250
7
15
42
Vicks
■'/'
—:
_
5%
13
10
26
82
2.50
Victor Chemical Works common
'•■■A.
v.
44%
44%
41%
70
25%
26%
26%
10
Chemical
21
106
Inc
Co
Vick
42% Jan
103
1
2.50
Inc
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%
47%. July 26
28
Industries
RaaJte
7
1
30
Corp of America
Norman
11
2
18
Vanadium
26%
25%
*68%
70%
69
800
70
25%
*25%
25%
69
90
1.000
152
155
*152
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,
7 :1';
81 %
35%
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25%
155
*152
17%
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i
54 %
54%
55
54
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35%
20%
25%
63 «
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152
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25
81
8134
6%
15
52
35%
152
154
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ion
i—
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Light Co—.—12.80
14% Jan
20% Feb
Oct
&
Power
54%
35%
*152
1
com
40'A Jan
10934 Jan
Dec
Inc
Co
preferred
%%
Utah
Pictures
2
6
Dec
Universal
*14%
54%
100
28
18
93
preferred
*6%
6*8
14%
*3434
__14
1
com.No par
Tobacco
82
6%
*14
Van
24
85
preferred
Leaf
7%,
81 %
__1
—
9
Jan'
Feb
2nd
15
38% Apr
116
B
13% Jan
94% Apr
128
Wallpaper Inc com
28% Jan
25% Jan
17s/8
3,800
14%
% Feb
•:
34% Mar 26
400
58,900
58%
146
173i
1
20
25% Dec
58%
14534
34%
8%
Van
60
59%
146%
14%
11 % Jan
41
9
58% Mar
2
60
58%
146%
17%
2
9% Mar
25% Jan.
60
60
59%
147%
58 %
146
*33%
No par
preferred
Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4
60
60
58%
147%
14%
Class
.'■
57%
147%
17%
Universal
3534 Mar 12
2
60%
58%
147%
58%
100
34%
2
13*8 Jan
4
87
18%
'53%
17%
$6
6
104
*8%
55
50
Stockyards
United
15
400
152
18%
14%
23
Dec
151%
152
152
152%
8,200
54%
*33%
22
Apr
26% Aug
151%
100
94
4134
41%
14%
21
65
152%
252
41%
1;%
Jan
39
41%
com__50
Mln
noncumulative
7%
7% Jan
9
*91%
42
34%
87
'■>
*9134
94
11%
14%
9
7
94
*91:%
%
41
1
&
United Stores
6% Jan
86%
17*8
4
81% Mar 15
33 %
*84%
*23%
Jan
3
3234
86%
14%
8
Mar 23
32%
17%
18
7
10
94
41%
300
4,200
32 %
*84%
23%
7% Feb
Feb
38'A Jan
*91
42
66%
14*«
United
30% Dec
13
94
41%
*66
17%
5
<
Jan
28
*91%
5
152
100
6,800
66 %
1...
84%
152
8%
23%
33%
15
22
10% Aug
20
85%
100
*8%
23%
85'
32%
*84
31%
3%
23%
*v8%
1
Jan
Jan
15% Feb
99
Dec
32 %
86%
6,700
32%
25
18
36
•
66
_100
Co common
Tobacco
1
5
4
10% Jan
82
S
17
Mar,
66
32'2
Chares
323s
*66
66
X66
the Week
23
8%
23%
32%
Corp common
preferred
13% Jan
1
66%
8%
23'%
"84 %
Steel
S
66 %
32%
32%
8%
1
preferred
Ref
preferred
Smelting
33% Mar
31
21% Nov
1st
*
32 %
32%
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 15
Thursday
Mar. 14
23%
23
PRICE^x,
Mar. 13
32
*8%
23%
SALE
Wednesday
10o
common
noncum
9
13
10
Shoe Corp
S
10
27
105 Va Dec
Co
32
HIGH
AND
Mar. 12
32%
*8%
5
preferred series A
preferred series B
Rubber Co
S
7%
U
—10
Plywood Corp common
23
17
7
S
32
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
RECORD
Tuesday
Mar. 11
1
common
Card
Piaylng
16
Dec
70
Monday
Par
Foundry Co
Feb
Dec
137
U
Co
14 V'e Apr
38
6
26
STOCK
preferred
7%
28
Jan
57 3 « Jan
19% Jan
7% Dec
41 %
S
U. S.
U
57% Feb
145% Jan
20
YORK
Pipe &
8%
2
9
Jan
82
13% Dec
U
31
Mar
73:!i Dec
1
Dec
33 % Dec
4
145
1
Dec
49% Jan
S
334%
17
10
Jan
513a Jan
Lines
334%
4
87
39*8 Feb
Fee
58
Mar
U
84% Mar 13
19% Sep
170
56
U
1
30% Mir
2
67% Mar 14
26
17% Dec
4
6634 Mar
S
4% ft
July 18
128
142'a Dec
U
2
81'.
4
4
Jan
90% Mar
92
4
63
51% July 18
29
Dec 31
Dec 26
7
12
32% Nov
D
8% Jan
22 % Feb
6
Jan
24
27% Jan
8% Feb
1
35% Aug
e
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
37% Jan
12
11
31% Feb
14
9'/, July 13
8Ve Jun
23*
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
15%
15%
15%
15 %
16
13%
13%
13%
1,800
16
16
16
16
1,500
*74
77
*74
77
w
Wabash
4Va%
RR
9
13 % Jan
23
13 74 Jan
4
Jan
6
29
Feb
11
30 Va Jan
2
Walgreen
64
75
Mar 20
70 Va Feb
12
75
7
Walker
26
Nov 29
12% Jan
30
13% Dec
12
95 Va Dec
17
lOYa July
11
Walworth
2
15 % Jan
25
95 Va Jan
24
10% Mar
7
117a Jan
3
16 % Jan
2
28 Ya Jan ...:,3
49'A Aug
42% Feb
47
27
9
9
3
19% Feb
8
2% Dec
26
30% Oct
1
20
Apr
30
9
ls3,* Jan
12
Mar 13
9
37% Feb
12
38 Ya Jan
9
38 % Mar 23
34% Feb
26
363A Jan
17
32
40 Va Jan
37% Aug
Mar
27
27% Dec
4 'A
Apr
Jan
4
8
28
Feb
26
9
24% Jan
17
25Y« Jan
14
25% Jan
2
31% Jan
31
Jan
4
Jan
23
48 % Jan
23
,
1
6
2
% Feb
28
3
29'% Mar 15
43% May 10
6
4434 Nov
26
52%. Feb
2
4434 Feb
19
20% Feb
16
44
Dec
21
41% Jan
2
44% Dec
5
3
25% Jan
10
26
29
112'/a Jan
Nov
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
42% Jan
30
63
Mar 27
108
18% Jun
20
13 "2
13%
13%
a
29%
29%
29%
30
73'
74
72%
72%
72 %
71%
71%
1,500
17%.
17
17'A
17 Va
17%
6,300
34 %
r?
50 Va Mar 14
Warner
25 3
Apr
11
39% Jan
4
West
27
27% Jan
30
West
27
99 % Jan
13
3
Feb
Mar 12
104 % Feb
19
Oil
West
Jan
95
Jan
28
4.20%
90
Jan
93
Feo
18
4.10%
47% Jan
11
Jan
3
24% Jan
2
40% Feb
18
12
103
Jan
21
Feb
104
143a Feb
14%
14
92%
'92
95
*92'A
95
1
10%
10%
H0%
10%
10%
10%
11
11'A
"11 Va
11%
2.400
1
14
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3.600
5
25%
25%
44%
Inc
West
Va
15 % Dec
13
16% Dec
5
3
Western
Dec
28
105 % Feb
23
91
Jan
95
Feb
11
4.80%
47
Feb
13
May 10
49
Feb
58% Jan
11
Coal
4%%
Power
pfd
series
luu
100
C
100
Pulp & Paper common__3
preferred
100
B
series
46
Jan
20
69 % Dec
31
53% Feb
Jan
Mar
3
5
693A Jan
12
4
2
47
48%
32%
32%
*46Va
48%
32%
26%
26%
26%
26%
%
A
9/64
'93
90%
43%
95%
90%
43%
*94
90%
*104
104%
23
23%
5
15
*93
51
*73
55%
18%
27%
54%
*90%
*127
15
15
98
*94
*94
50%
15
98
51%
74
73
73
*73
56
*54%
18%
27%
54'A
*90%
"127
55
55
53%
10
series
100
B
common
43%
95%
92
*104
23%
2.50
Brake
Corp
.
*90?4
104
10
Telegraph
Steel
104
1C4
43%
104
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling
64
23
100
preferred
/
104
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
*93
£
•
100
Supply Co com-
preferred
Air
*103%
48%
1
Western
91
29%
*46%
48%
32
26%
4
58
,x29%
29%
32%
11
129% Feb
30
*46%'. 47
4
30% Jan
Feb
1
"
3
Co
20% Jan
Jan
300
47
50%
Feb
523a Feb
25%
30%
18
83
25 Va
*29%
'
48%
26'% Feb
129
500
*25
2%
17% Nov
17
28 %
*2'%
26% Nov
Feb
36'a
28'A
2%
%
Union
36
29
2%
1
Electric Co
Westlnghouse
36'A
"28%
2%
—
Auto
'36%
29
2%
Western Pacific RR common_No par
65% Mar 20
4
99% Jan
1,500
36
28%
4
130
1,100
36
*28%
25%
14
5
38
36
*25
74 ''4 Jan
29
37%
36
*27%
63% Jan
27
37%
27%
Mar
82 % Dec
37%
25%
Feb
50 Ya Nov
37%
27%
54
128 Va Jun
11,200
38
*25
71
5
47%
38
25%
82% July 20
22% Mar
4,200
47'A
28%
86
36% July 17
25%
47%
38
28%
17
29
25%
47
38
25%
29
21
25%
47
29
Maryland Ry com__No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
4%
25%
45
38
*28 %
68% Feb
9
25%
45%
28%
58% Nov
May
25%
44%
35%
Western
67
16% Jan
25 %
35%
50
51%
18%
28'A
55
92
■„
52%
55%
43
*104
23'A
15%
51%
18%
18%
28%
28
54%
92
55
*90%
*127
—
53%
53%
*25
28%
f 2%
30
29%
46%
50%
33%
26%
26%
r%
A
27
A
23%
26%
98
52%
74%
55
18%
'28%
5^%
92
15%
98
52%
74
55%
19
29'A
55%
92
'90%
*127
—
53%
54 "a
94
Sep
28
8
Jan
24
93
28 Ya Feb
23
23Ya Feb
103
Mar
1
96'A Jan
9
13
26'A Feb
19
Aug 30
27'A Dec 20
80'A Feb
15
61 Va Feb
28
31V2 Jan
18
27'A Jan
23
28% Mar 14
36'A Feb
503/a July 24
44% Feb
12
50 Ya Jan
62
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
263/aFeb
16
102
68'/a Jan
8
2
8
95% Mar 15
100 % Jan
7
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
10% Mar 14
13 Ye Jan
10
26% Mar 11
29'A Jan
14
Jun
$5
preferred
Vviiioe
Mooui
5 'A %
White
preferred
1
47
Feb
18
30
61
453A Feb
13
59
Jan
4
Wilcox
123/8 Jan
23
16Ya Apr
30
13'/4 Feb
12
15 3% Jan
2
Wilson
Dec
17
72
453/a Mar
May 10
82'A Apr
30
Jan
21
14'A Jan
4
19% Dec
5
16% Feb
13
19% Jan
9
43A Dec
26
10'A Jan
9
43A Jan
7
5% Jan
21
31
25 3/4 Jan
4
18Ya Feb
8
69
20
Dec
75
22
Jan 31
Mar
6
Machine
Sewing
$3
conv
100
common—1
$4.25
20
preferred
Oil
&
—
5
—
25%
"94
94%
24%
25%
*63%
67
*633A
*27%
28
27%
46
46
45%
*
98 %
99
11
11%
26%
26%
45%
75
27%
67
97%
11%
28
28
45%
46
*
46
96
54V4
53 'A
7,900
53%
96
*
V4
94 %
140
25'/a
25%
7,800
63 %
67
67
67
100
28%
28%
*28%
28%
400
45%
45%
45%
45%
3,200
96
97
10%
11
10%
27
*26%
27
*26%
46
*45i%
49%
95%
100
96
10%
lOYa
4,200
10%
27
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300
27
45%
45Ya
45Ya
45%
400
48 %
49 y«
49
49
49
50 %
5,600
14
14
14
14
14 Va
13 Ya
14
3,800
75
16%
13%
75
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73
*74
74%
74%
74%
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16%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
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16%
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5 "4
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5%
5%
5 Vb
5
1
Inc
Stores
1,200
13,000
10,500
23,000
94 %
10
Inc
6,000
300
94%
45%
,
1,500
25%
49
14%
75
*63%
13,800
94 %
25%
67
30
120
2,900
10
25'/a
94 "4
25
10%
*26%
50
13%
94'A
25%
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*
45%
49
94 %
536,000
*127
—
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21 'A
21%
X21 '/a
21%
20%
21%
21
No par
Co
Industries
Winn-Dixie
50
nq par
common
preferred
Wllson-Jcnes
Windsor
-
——
Co
Co Inc
*94
1
common
(Jo
Prior preference
30 Va Jan
-
No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common
5
4%% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
19,500
26%
—
24%
15%
*94
52
74
55
18%
28%
55%
""
15%
900
70
12,400
600
*104
105
*92%
96
*893'a
92
43'A
43%
*104
104%
23%
23%
15%
15%
*94
98
52%
52%
*73Va
74%
56%
56%
18%
19%
29%
29%
55%
55%
*90%
91%
104'%
96
90%
90%
43%
43%
*104
104%
24
2934
47
49%
33
33
104%
*94
104%
96
90%
43%
104%
2,500
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49'A
30
46%
49%
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32%
2%
-2 %'
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2-,'B
28%
'
213A Jun
20
44%
28%
com._2.50
Corp
1,700
14%
26
:
1
—
14%
14 Va
14
5
Snowdrift
Sugar
:
13%
5
Western Air Lines Inc
93
•
16%
1
preferred
preferred
4Va%
17
-No par
No par
Co
:
&
Penn
91
31
14
92 %
Mills
Kentucky
Penn
Rights
2
Jan
14%
94%
preferred
27
Dec
a
■yt
167a
*92%
Motor
Indies
900
Xl4'/e
Corp
4.8%'
44)0
Pharmaceutical—1
Knitting
Wesson
West
,
17 %
Wayne Pump Co
Welbilt
17%
4
14%
Washington Gas Light Co
Wayne
72 3
73
95
Washington Water Power
Waukesha
x73
14%
1
100
Pictures
Bros
2
.
95
_
Warner-Lambert
26 VB Feb
32
Mar 20
97
104
13%
29*
5% %
5/64 Feb
25% Jan
13%
*29%
Ward Industries Corp
29% Dec 26
13% Mar 12
25% Feb 12
40% Feb
Jan
*13'A
29%
preferred
Wardell Corp
18% Jan
25 % Feb
*74
13%
29%
Ward Baking Co common
4
15% Nov
22
77
"13%
2.5C
12
92 % Mar
7
1
*74
13 %
29%
No par
W
15% Feb
12% I*ov
20
Co
&
13% Jan
6
23
37% Oct
G
(Hiram)
7
28
106
77
77
13%
100
Co
177/8 Mar 12
20% Sep
Feb
35 % Dec
Mai¬
*74
29%
prelerred
Waldorf System
33
No par
10
14% Jan
29 Va Sep
13% Dec
17
*
400
100
'
5
5
21%
5
21
2,209
21%
7,100
31%
6,400
'
30 Vb
127
Sep
26
Oct
18
3 7'A Feb
24 Ya
29 V2 Oct
36 Ya Feb
1
30% Feb
20
Mar 22
145
21'A May 15
27
14
32
Jan
2
Wisconsin Elec
22
128 % Mar
8
22
22 Ya Feb
6
Wisconsin
Public
8
Woodward
Iron
31% Jan
27% Mar 12
6%
43 V2 Dec
19
503/a Mar 19
423/a Mar
1
45 >A Jan
10
Woolworth
41 Va Jan
23
60% Nov
15
52'A Feb
12
57 % Jan
14
Worthlngton
88% Nov
29
993A Jan
24
88
Jan
23
92% Mar 15
83 V» Nov
30
983A Mar
9
83
Feb
13
883A Jan
3
31
10% Jan
4
7
Feb
26
8»A Jan
8
7 % Dec
26% May 24
Prior
27 %
27%
27%
27'A
—10
43%
43'A
43
43'A
10
53 %
54
53%
54
54%
55 5 8
series—100
90'A
90'A
90
90 %
91
91
86
86
8514
85%
86
86
7%
7%
7Ya
com
-
Service
Corp
Co
(F W)
Co__
Corp
preferred
_
common
4%%
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co_
Wrigley
(Wm)
31%
31 Va
*128%
10
preferred
Jr
No par
22%
.,_g
7%
10
*28%
5
,
31%
31V*
10
100
10
Power Co
Jan
21% Jan
127
July 10
131
22%
8%
*128%
22'A
31%
*128%
131
22 Ya
31%
131
31%
*128%
31Ya
131
31%
131
*128'%
22%
22%
22%
22'%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27'%
43'A
43%
22%
7Ya
1
1,100
22 %
28
4,000
44%
44
44%
10,700
55%
56
54 Ya
55%
7,000
*91%
92
92
92%
86_
86
x85
43%
7%
7Ya
7
85
270
1,000
8%
6,600
28%
Ya,
6,600
34% Aug
7
27% Feb
12
30% Jan
14
28%
27%
28%
28'4
28%
28%
Jan
10
36% Dec
12
31
Feb
12
35% Jan
2
Young
33%
33%
33%
33%
33'A
33%
33'A
33'A
32 %
32 Va
1,200
83% Feb
8
131 Va Dec
10
99
Mar 12
123% Jan
2
Yonngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
99
99%
99
99'A
100%
100%
100%
99%
100%
4,400
Jan
16
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
26%
27%
*26%
99%
27%
26%
*26%
27'A
26%
28%
5,600
-No par
92'%
93%
92'A
92%
92'A
*92'A
93%
92%
92'%
1,100
24
20
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July 30
29% Nov 28
141 y4 Jan
Pttoa'J
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dfvldend.
y
Ex-righte.
3
25% Feb
91% Feb
12
28% Mar 15
12
•
103% Jan
&o sales on this day.
3
Yale
& Towne Mfg Co
(LA) Spring & Wire
Zenltn Radio Oorp„
tin receivership, ov petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a Deferred
28%
27
9 2'A
delivery.
28%
rCash value. wdWhen
distributed, x Kx-
'Number 5621
185
Volume
v
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Record
Bond
(1297)
New York Stock Exchange
««
FRIDAY
italic
The
letters
in
column
the
Figures
—
WEEKLY
Peried"
"Interest
headed
decimal
after
point
YEARLY
—
indicate in each
represent
one
or
the month when
case
of
32nds
more
AND
LOW
Highest
Dec
93
17
Treasury 3%s
17
Dec
98
1978-1983
1995
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury
2%s
Treasury
—
2%s
Treasury 2%S
—
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2%s
.
Treasury 2'As
—
2'As
12
91.12 Dec
12
Treasury
90.13 Dec
12
91.3
Nov
13
Treasury 2'2s
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dec
12
Treasury 2V2S
$0.11 Dec
12;
90.26 Nov
13
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Treasury
89.21
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95.14
Nov"l3
95.11
Mar" "9
—
2Vis
Treasury
Mar""8
90.22
96.30 Nov
13
92.24 Feb
11
2%s
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2%s
11
13
96.30 Nov
—
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2V/4S
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
PRICES
Thursday
Mar. 15
Low
*99.22
99.30
*99.28
100.4
*99.20
99.28
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100
*94.18
94.26
*94.28
95.4
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97.26
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97.22
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the Weelr
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*99.12
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94.12
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High
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 14
High
100.28
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91.6
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92.24 Feb
.——
1962-1967
.»■— Aug
15 1963
-1963-1968
—June 1964-1969
——Dec 1964-1969
:_A
1965-1970
—1966-1971
—_,_June 1967-1972
—Sept 1967-1972
.-Dec 1967-1972
—1957-1959
—June 15 1958
Sept 1957-1959
June 1959-1962
Dec 1959-1962
.—Nov 15 1960
Treasury 2'As
91.12 Dec
1961
—1958-1963
!
1960-1965''
_Mar 1957-1958
Dec 15 1958
1961
—_
SALE
Mar. 13
Low
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. l i
„Mnr. li
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1956
Lowest
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
the bonds mature.
point.
a
91.18
91.14
'
=
91
*91.2
91.10
*90.28
91.4
*91.6
91.4
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90.28
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90.28
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91.4
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91.2
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91.10
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90.24
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90.30
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91.8
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91.4
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91.12
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90.28
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98.2
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98.2
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98.23
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98.22
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97.7
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97.9
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International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
13
Dec
90. 16 Feb
89
Dec
89
84
Dec
97 .20 Mar 12
Feb
90
24
90. 30 Mar
99.28 Jan
101. 16 Feb
101.16 Jan
101. 16 Jan
102. 16 Jan
103. 4
14
25-year 3s
90
Feb
4
25-year 3s
5
30-year 3Vis
90.30 Mar
5
17
100.8
4
Feb
9
102.16 Jan
92
21
24
May
Feb
3%s
23-year
19-year 3 Vis
15-year 3Vis
104.4
Jan
30
104.24 Feb
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Friday's
or
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Number 5621
NEW
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YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
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Central
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2043
series
4s
refunding mtge
AGeneral
fund 3s series
Mich
67%
.Feb-Aug
1989
1973
B
Haven
<fe
Power
95%
3'A
3!
99%
1998.Feb-Aug
—
2043.:
series B
West
series
New
Y
N
89%
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RR
%s
Y
/;General
146
146
94
68%
76'A
44
dan-July
gold 3'As
1998
debentures
4s
&
N
146
1998
collateral
4s series A
Lack
J/ N
L
Lakefront
Y
N
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94
7(j
46
1998...—Feb-Aug
...Feb-Aug
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—
1st
50
98
♦90
—__—
5s
income
/.General
98
98
*94
dun-July
..........Jan-July
Plain
1961__...
Jaw-July
4%s unguaranteed 1961
Jaw-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997——April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
.April-Oat
72%
78%
69% 100'A
72
Chicago & St Louis—
Harlem
*48'A
...
Indiana Terminal
72
78'A
1997——.
gold
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
& Harlem gold 3'/as 2000
85
88%
Kentucky
1961
83
83
»
....April-Oct
.
88
88
1984——...—June-Dec
*83
MKreuger & Toll
N
4
iRudolphi 4%s debs adj 1963..—Jail-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987.....
dun-July
&
88
96
Karstadt
Stamped
%s
First
Terminal Ry 2%»
City
York
99
68%
78%
100Va
1997
Cent
99
64 V,
132
dan-July
3%s
collateral
registered
66%
April-Oct
2013—April-Oct
April-Oct
u____lu-
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
mortgage 3s series F 1986.—April-Oct
95
City Southern Ry Co—
Kansas
mortgage
registered
90
—
River RR—
registered
Shore
66
66
First
85
83
86
87
—
%
--
—Feb-Aug
1998—
A
1980
6s
Central <k Hudson
Mortgage
*87
Kansas
Y
General
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4s
mtge
series
trust
Mortgage
—.4pr/7-Oct
1st
Impt 4'As series A
Lake
K
Mich
&
Kansas
81
86
—
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013...
N
City Power Hz Lignt 2%s 1976
June-Dee
mortgage 2%s 1978..
..........—^June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1980...
June-Dec
Kanawha
86
Co—
Relunding &
Collateral
100
95
RR
4s
3'As
82%
95
95
95
Central
Itork
3%s
*84 VB
1976 ..Mar-Sept
2
90
93
97%
104
*75
Micnigan
30
102
90
u
98
e5%
90
10
397A
New
1959._Jwwe-Dee
4s
92
101 %
45
*86
104%
99 7
91
98%
93
♦88
1961
Jersey Bell Telepnone 3'As
3%s
*104
38
High
104
103
Mar-Sept
99%
92
19<8.. Jaw-July
103%
1982.
N
99%
88%
96%
92%
93
89
—
—
1974.
92%
90
__
debentures
97 ;/a
.....——Jan-July
1980—
Power &
—
_
3%s
mtge
Franklin & clear
Jamestown
1977_rf____Mar-Sept
...Jen-July
A
1987—_!
1st
Co
3s
mortgage
Jersey
series
debentures
Power
92%
95%
96
May-Noy
Low
Co—
guaranteed 4'As series B
Consolidated
921A
*99 'A
1980
conv
Tel
&
Jan. 1
No.
100'A 101%
*—
Range Sine
Sniu
3
deDentures
3s
New
170
150
Line Co—
Pipe
debentures
f
s
Interstate
2
96
dun-July
-
3%s
Tel
1967
Bonds
High
91
*91 >A
101%
Range
F'riday's
1988
dun-July
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Ntw Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
—Mur-Scpt
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-N'oy
93
97
92',
*93
1972.—May-Nov
Rys Central America 1st 5s B
Oil
150'A 150 A
92%
or
Bid & Asked
91
—/Way-Nov
....May-Noa
.June-Dec
1986——.—
Co
England
New
1972—_
Week's
May-Nov
April-Oct
89
89%
r?
Sale Price
1974__ApriZ-Oct
lyo<i
Tea
New
99'A
92'A
3%s
debs
3Vas
1st
Corp
f
s
National
3s
93
3%s
Prods
tsieel
mtge
First
*83
1986—J«we-Dec
Last
Period
Exchange
Supply 2%s debentures
101
93
Stock
National
87','4
..._Mar-Sept
3'As uebs
1st
-88
3%s series J 1»81__—_—dun-Juty
Minerals & Chemical Corp—
conv
92
National
»88
mortgage
Interstate
87'A
92
Distillers
Natl
88%
__
3.20s series I 1982——_—Mar-Sept
Steel Co
mortgage
Inter
85 'A
1948—————Feb-/twy
6s
Corp
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
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International
High
88'A
—
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York
Low
83
4
84:'8
88
—
—
1st
Low
No.
High
New
Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Asked
*88
3%s series A 1979—.May-Nov
3%s series B 1979—.-May-Nov
Consul mougage 3%s series C 1974—...May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984—...Jaw-July
1st mtge 3'As series G 1980
...Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3%s s f tieoentures 1980
Jaw-July
mortgage
mortgage
1st
Range
RR—
Central
Consol
Consol
Inland
84 5 8
84%
1978——:—June-Dec
3s series B
mortgage
Interest
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
or
Friday
ENDED MARCH 15
Week's Range
Monday, March 18, 1957
92%
88
—
*84 "4
88
88
*90
June-Dec
90%
I
-
84%
87 %
88
88%
89
91
*91%
April-Oct
88'A
84
90%
5
88
%
-
91'A
90%
Number 5621
185
Volume
.
.
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:
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
Week's
Friday
BOND S
New Yurk .Stock
Interest
1'eriod
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Trice
4 Us
suboid
1964
-Feb-Aug
94'U
.
debentures
274s
Petroleum
conv
-Feb-Aug
1117b
1987
debs
Mills
94
Inc
33
9274
956
110'U
947b
*92 Vs
guaranteed 4s ser G 1957_. May-Nov
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
-Feb-Aug
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95
112'/8
Consolidated
9874
—
1964..May-Nov
guaranteed 4'/4s ser J
w'—
6
10474
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'
—
9874
98
—
5s series A
1970
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General
mortgage
General
mortgage 37bs series E 1975
5s series B 1975
82 74
'
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April-Oct
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1
.it,
'
•
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&
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mtge
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debentures
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mortgage
First
Gamble
&
Service
Public
1963
1981
v-v"
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and
refunding
refunding
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and
mortgage
and
1st
debentures
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*—
1975
Oats
Jan-July
1964 —
debentures
274s
assented
——.
1950^__
6s 1952
§ A Consol mtge 6s 1953
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mtge 6s 1955
Rochester
Gas
Electric
97
72
81
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84
90
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37
81
9
•
81
U
——
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■
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—Feb-Aug
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*—
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—
180
■
—
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assented series A
mortgage
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152~
152~
—
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mtge
—
90
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•
88
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—.
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32
82
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73
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f
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1st
1981
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series
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Ry
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3%s
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debentures
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debs
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_
4s
__
—
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(N
5s
(Indiana!
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Ji
debentures
conv
3'Us conv
debentures
3'Us series C 1979
R.R Co 374s scr A
5s income debentures 1984—
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97 74
9
101%
99%
10174
80
160
160
162
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97
80
8274
84
162
79
84
90
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84
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85
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9674
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97
86
86
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77
66 7
71
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86
—
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it
96 74
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71
71
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__
90
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82
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77
95
5
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88
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94
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the year's range,
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93 V4
88%
10374
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the
included
2
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9274
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10434 106
105
1982
Jan-July
90.
1 01 74
9974
75
by maturity.
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•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
*8274
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92
90
90
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74
2004—J.——..Jan-July
1 2029
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Light & Power
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79
8774
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1976—June-Y)ec
274s 1979
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Service 3'Us 1971—
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Y
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9374
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109
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106
21
115 74 11574
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92
_
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108
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1st mtge
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I
82 V4
4
88
9874
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mtg.e 4'Us inc scr A Jan
Wisconsin Electric Power 27bs
135 7
91
13574 140
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71
112
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374s conv debs 1975
67
65 74
1
66 74
110
105
25
110
66 74
108
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152
105
47
107 74 108
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Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992—Mar-Sept
10174
96
15074
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107 74
... May
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90%
80
85
8474
10174
.
997a
9774
97
—.Apr-Oef
95
1985-—. April-Oct
1974
87'a
9574
95
13
99
9774
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98 74
1357«
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23its
90
8774
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8774
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49
i
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96
8774
99
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74
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4s ser
88
3
90
90
66
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Ry
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4'Us 2013
88
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99
27
7974
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87 74
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:
mortgage
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—
--
__
registered 2361
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87'%
8474
10
8774
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112%
1003 4
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Products
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RR—
1983
Internal
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89%
10774
305
—
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Tel
89
90
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99 74
1977
91
—
99
1979^. May-Nov
May-ZVou
Power 3'Us series I 1966
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first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
98 74 100%
1996
5s
Northeastern
Bell
Southwestern
gold
first
92
8474
89
79
79
April
A Jan 1981
9974
1994
85
8974
8974
*8674
3'Us ser C 1973—April-Ocf
98 74
1961
98
89
"4
—
89
I 1981—June-Dec
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April-Oct
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1986
1996
1983
gold 5s
consol
94
12
.
8074
89
mortgage 3« guaranteed
Penn Electric 3'Us
1974
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-
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E
F
9274
86
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—
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Washington Terminal 274s series A 1970.....
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—
84%
30
8 8 74
*100
—
"lb—June-Dec
ser A
95
83
—
92
92
1957. May-Nov
-—Mar-Sept
A 1977.
mortgage 2'Us series G
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8574
85
—
--
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274s
mortgage
mtge
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■
:
Jan-July
1973—Jnne-Dec
—
Term
B
—May-Nov
Pacific RR
Southern
New
1994
96 74
92
97 74
96%
*85%
income 4'Us series B Jan 1991...April
First mortgage 3'Us series B 1971.
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'Us 2000
Feb-Awy
—
8774
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1969
.—
& Refund 3%s ser
mtge 4s income series
Gen
—
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1970
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9974
11074 11174
87 74
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—
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Co
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(Oregon Lines)
4'Us
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IT
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T.
Co—
2%s
Ry
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92
93'/a
96
*93
Co-
RR
Wabash
85
81
1
85
87 74
74
111%
—..-June-Dec
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Co—
.
Edison
debentures
convertible
Southern
10374
*9374
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—.—
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West
87
June-Dec
1986
& Telegraph
1985
9674
w
99 74
10274
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debentures
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10
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1979
274s
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339
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1971—
1951
RR
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debentures
3s
9774
—
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2'Us 1976
gtd 5s 1963
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North
&
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9574
—
1951
1976
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10074
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85
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9574
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4s series
gtd
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9774
97
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95 74
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&
Gen
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1982
93
96
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97%
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1980
1977..
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——
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&
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Shell
96
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90
162
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-—.April-Oct
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Ma?/-Nov
103
100
5
102
1989. Jan-July
& Sons 2Us 1966—
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3s debentures
107
4274
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RR Co—
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3%s
102
1968 Jnne-Dcc
1971
debs 1982
4%s
88
95 74
4174
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86
25
6574
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88
94
417*
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1971April-Oct
4s .1989—Muy-JVou
B
C
subord debs
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73
__
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91
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—
conv
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79%
8574
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gold
cons
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certificates
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94
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91
75
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2006.—____Mar-Nov
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A
ser
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fund mtge
assented
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88
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5s
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series
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mtge inc
9474
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8674
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82
111,
1947—
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series A 1951
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—
—
—
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'
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Louis-San
1st
1967
debentures
6'Us
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Corp—
1996
fund debentures 1973
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S
1972
debs
f
s
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;
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Us series D 1977— Mar-Sept
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gold
—-Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
coll trust 374s 1971.
1st mtge & coll trust 3'Us 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 374s 1975.
93 74
440
95%
General mortgage 4
Second
827a
%
99 V*
,
82
3'/4S
—
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June-Dec
1970
1st mtge &
..Jan-July
7s
&
_
93
93
r-.
"
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§ A Direct mtge
1980
37as: debentures 1977 __~
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Rhine-Westphalia
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1975-April-Oct
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*—June-Dec
May-Nov
97 74
—
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1946
1946—
827a
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United Biscuit Co of America 274s 1966—April-Qct
274s
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sinking fund mortgage
3Vis
86 74
a-
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of California
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274s
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7s
9674
92%
*91
--
86
94 Vb
,
*9074
--Feb-Aug
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975—
^ ''
97
80
81
.
Rheem
'•
■
9 7%
95
Corp of America 3 Us conv 1980__ -June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 74s series D 1995_ -May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973_— April-Oct
Radio
8274
'
.
.
*93
—
coll tr 27/8s
3'Us 1982
mtge
Union
—
*9674
Q
Quaker
*8374
Union Pacific RR—
9674
—
172
U
mtge &
1st
-A-
87
*94
*92'4
Apr-Oef
:
•
164'/a
9274
*8474
■
.
debentures
3s
—
*17174 180
1983—April-Oct
mortgage 3Vis
refunding
96
105
9 7 7a
*111
8274
82 V'«
87
96 74
96 7'b
99
95 74
10074
'U
*82
Mar-Sept
1961—
and coll trust 274s
1968
mortgage
1st
120
*111
——
——--June-Dec
*
90
--
*98
^April-Oct
Electric Co of Missouri 374s
Union
98
92%
19
9674
96
3Vis 1968
Jan-July
5s 2037
Jan-July
8s 2037__Jifne-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
First
1972
101%
9974
83
10174 10174
101%
First
_
98
89 V*
1
Mar-Sept
-
90
86
89
*897b
374s I960—Jtftte-Dec
debs
Tri-Continental Corp 27/bs
Co—
Gas
First
debentures
Ohio
-Muy-Nov
debs
&
86 74
Co—
debentures 1986
Cent'ref and inipt
f
s
Toi
—
First and refunding, mortgage
374s
3'Us
".It.
.
Ry first refunding
Ave
Water Associated Oil
Tide
89%
8974
•
_
1984_.
3%s
Electric
debentures
3s
1983
4s I960—Jan-July
A Adjustment
income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
■
II
*9074
100 Va
89
95
98
86 74
Jan-July
2019
and lmpt
J A Third
—
1977—. -Feb-Aug
Jan-July
3'/4S
10174
10174
—
April-Oct
1st mtge
3s
9674
93 74
10
9574
*10174 108
.Mar-Sept
—
1980-
mortgage 27/»s
Procter
D
274s
Line
Pipe
f
s
9414.' 95
"
.
--
June-Dec
1977
1970__
general 4 74s series
3 Us
.-.Ci
''*!■
Mar-Sept
1984
Pittsbuigh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B
.-Feb-Aug
1962_.
June-Dec
First general 5s series C 1974
Plantation
9574
'
.
Pittsburgh
y7'4 3...
90%
9674
—
*95
•
100
97
98
Louis—
St
of
27/bS series D 1985
April-Ocf
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—
—May-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3'Us series B 1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
i—June-Dec
General and refund M 374s ser E 1985--Jan-July
Texas Pacillc-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 374s 1974
June-Dec
83 7-4
7974
1
82'%
10674
*89
May-ZVoy
impt M 4s series C
and
Refund
102 74
100
6
10174 101%
1017 b
April-Oct
10374
100 Va
18
101 '<4 102
Assn
RR
Refund
June-Dec
Hiytk
104 »U
No.
T
Terminal
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage
---Mar-Sept
1973
27oS debentures
74
—
"
Low
105
105
1982—-—Jan-July
Corp.
100
100
—
*10074 104
--
9974
100
9874
9874
Range Since
100'U
Co
274s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 874s debs 1981
_—Jan-July
Swift & Co 25Us debentures 1972
—Jan-July
Oil
Sunray
83
83
*99 74
Consolidated
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
(Ohio) —
4'us sinking fund debentures
Stauffer Chemical 374s debs 1973
Standard Oil
Pittsbuigh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
Bonds
Friday's
it
Bid & Asked
__
*82
.
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
High
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Jan. 1
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine*
Sold
111.74 112
June-Dec
3Us s f debs 1972
Pittsbgn Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 19S6__ June-Dec
Pillsbury
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
15
Range
Friday's
33
(1301)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Odd-lot sal*
the year's range, r Cash
sal*
reorganized under Beetiom 77 *i
during current week.
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the
March) 11. and ending Friday, March 15. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
In
the
following extensive list
we
FOR
RANCE
WEEK
ENDED MARCH
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Exchange itself and is intended to include every
15
Friday
Friday
East
STOCKS
American
Stock
Rale Price
Exchsnp-e
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wirt'
Adam
Co
Consol
Aeronca
class A
Petroleum Corp
Products
common
Industries
Inc
Ainsworth
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
.
common
paee
107b
97b
107b
2.400
25 V8
4 Vs Mar
974
Jan
Jan
Air
Associates
1174
Jan
Air
Way
30
Feb
257b
200
25 '/a Mar
63b
2.200
5% Mar
674
Jan
774
600
7l» Mar
103«
Jan
174
500
15b Mar
23b
Jan
7% Mar
8'4
8 74
Feb
8%
3,300
83b
\
Exchange
Par
5%
6
37.
Stock
High
734
*
5
American
Rarge Since Jan. 1
Ajax
Inc
(N
Industries
Petroleums
J)
Inc
Ltd
1
3
50c
2
50
Alabama Power 4.2074
preferred—100
Alan
Wood
Steel Co
10
57c
cumulative preferred
100
Alabama
Alabama
Gas
Corp
Great
Sales
W'eek's
for Week
East
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
200
1
Supply
Shares
High
4 74
734
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aero
of Prices
4'4
xfi'4
Manufacturing Corp
for Week
4'4
1
T—1
10
1
1
Inc
Sales
Range
Low
Far
Aberdeen
Week's
Monday,
security
ol Prices
Low
Range Since
Shares
Jan. 1
High
Low
High
8 74
8 14
200
4 74
4 74
300
4
%
12
14.200
31 %
32'b
1,800
Feb
8
74
11%
Jan
Feb
5'a
Jan
1
Jan
U Jan
29'a
Feb
156 74 Mar
347a
160
OOU,
Southern
26%
27
600
Jan
Jan
o*
«
V
34
The Commercial andTimncial Chronicle
(1302)
4
.
Monday, March 13, 1957
.
.
american stock exchange
Friday
of Price*
Low
Airline*
1
Inc.
for
Kaiig*
tale Prlee
i
4
RANGE
Sales
Week's
LmI
•TOOK!
Jan
Jan
Canaaa
6
Feb
6 te %
te
1,900
3%
Feb
5%
Jan
3%
2,500
3te Mar
4%
Jan
4%
4
3te
__1
common
100
lj'/a
4te
7,600
3 te
400
8%
24%
4,000
19%
46%
1,500
43
9
Industrie*
Air
American Beverage
Book
American
Electronics
conv
87%
250
83 te
Jan
88 te
Jan
22%
100
22
Feb
23%
Jan
Capital City Products common,
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
Jan
Carnation Co common,—
Inc
Gas
Seal-Kap
21te Feb
1
24 V2
Jan
Oil
32te
33te
13%
13%
14%
14%
15
750
4
te
4
22%
8
8
te
'
Jan
34 te
Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
14 %
Feb
17%
Jan
4te
Jan
j an
4
7%
Feb
10 %
8
te
10,900
4
te
200
98 te
1 60
33
Feb
Feb
Jan
Clarostat
50
95te
Jan
1,900
4%
Jan
2,600
13%
Feb
15
Jan
Claussner
900
17te
Feb
19te
Jan
Clayton
4,900
32te
Jan
45
8{>6
Jan
14
14 te
19
40
43 te
100
Mar
6 te Mar
Mar
Clary
8%
Club
2\4
Feb
2%
Jan
Colon
2 te
Jan
33/b
Jan
Colonial Sand
4 %
4
4%
7,200
4
Mar
5%
Jan
600
39'
19 te
Jan
%
1
%
39 VB
41
22 te
21%
23%
4,300
5YB
5%
5'/a
31,500
7%
7 te
7%
3,600
5te
5%
200
—
1
—i
lOo
Inc
3
1
1
3
3%
•
18
21
3
17
_
1
*—
Brillo
bearer—
reg
Power common
British Petroleum
Co Ltd—
American dep rets
ord reg
Brown
common
Budget Finance Plan
60c
common
preferred
preferred
Buell Die A
Machine Co__.
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker Hill
Burma
Corp
6%
class A
Inc
California
$3.00
Electric
$2.50 preferred
calvan Consol Oil A
Gas
Camden Fire Insurance
Jan
%
Jan
8%
7%
8%
40,200
6 VB
Jan
23 te
23%
500
21 te
Feb
28 Va
28
29 te
1,400
25 te
Feb
31
3%
3%
300
33/B
Jan
4te
Jan
4 te
4%
4,900
4te
Feb
4%
Jan
9
Jan
~4 Yb
7te
Feb
5te
5%
200
5te
Feb
2%
2%
18,400
1%
8% Mar
Co
•
vtc
Stone
2
10c
te
1
Inc
9te
Jan
Jan
2%
J
8%
900
32%
100
10 %
11%
900
14%
1
10
25
Mar
5%
Jan
8 te
11
Jan
10
32%
14;«
100
14 Y« Mar
24%
'Jo
900
22 Yb
Jan
25
1,600
5Y8
Jan
•
30s
Co
7%
Jan
ah
Jan
8%
Jan
32
Feb
36 te
Feb
10
Jan
12
Feb
17 te
Feb
Feb
Jan
2te
Jan
Jan
Electrodynamics
50o
37'/4
35
37 te
2,o00
3lte
Feb
40
1
15%
15 te
15%
2,000
14%
Jan
157/b
Feb
•
28
27
28%
3,200
26 %
Feb
30
Jan
9
9te
2,500
8%
Feb
9te
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
Vtc ext to 1965
1
•Consol
Cuban
Consolidated Gas Utilities—
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
57/B
Feb
2Yb
Jan
3%
42
Feb
16 te
21
Jan
Continental
Aviation A
Continental
Commercial
J an
Continental
Cook
2 IYb
Feb
Jan
Mar
3
Feb
Jan
Feb
3a/s
Jan
Jan
6te
Jan
9te
Feb
12 %
Jan
te
16 te
16 Va
1,000
3%
3te
1,500
5te
5te
200
14%
14%
200
6 te Mar "
te
2
2 Va
6te Mar
10 % Mar
10
15%
% Mar
6
15
%
Corby
A
Class
~5
6%
20o
2 te
4 te
Jan
Feb
48 Yb
Jan
14
Jan
300
Jan
674 Mar
Courtaulds
Petroleum
Feb
34 te Mar
Curtis
90
Jan
94
Curtis
5te Mar
7
Mar
92 te
20
te
6 te
200
6 te Mar
7%
7%
700
6te
7te
Jan
16
Feb
15 te
%
Jan
11
11% Mar
1,100
11
IOY4
200
19 %
5
Jan
Feb
Mar
j's
*eb
Jan
13 te
Jah
11
Jan
19 te. Jan
Jan
5%
4
4
%
%
4% Mar
400
Feb
4
Jan
85 te
83 %
8a %
5,200
1
7 te
7te
7 te
8,600
I
81te
25%
/2C
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
Feb
22%
Jan
26
1,000
17 Vb
25%
25%
100
24 te
1%
1%
11%
4
Jan
l3/4
Feb
2 te
Jan
350
lite
Jan
14 >,2
Jan
17
4
Feb
Jan
7od
2
12 te
te
18'b
6,000
40 te
40 te
1%
r%
2
9 te
9 te
9 te
14%
14 te
Feb
4
10.000
18 %
10 "2
—
8 te
7te Mar
18%
12 te
50c
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Jan
Jan
Jan
te
13
—5
common
93
5te
6 te
2.50
Oil Co
Feb
te
Mar
18 %
23%
37
80
Feb
Jan
45
1 % Mar
24,500
2.50
~9te
Jan
Feb
Jan
6
17%
2 te
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
7te
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
40
46 %
48%
2
1%
Jan
2%
50
32 te
45te
Feb
10 te Mar
7 te
Jan
7,600
Jan
31
Feb
Jan
40
Feb
Feb
Mar
49%
Jan
2
Jan
7te
Jan
Jan
73/4
Jan
J
8
100
1%
100
43
Jan
2
Feb
Mar
47Yb
Jan
19%
24,300
15%
4,600
15% Mar
18
1
19
18%
1918
2,400
16%
19 % Mar
6%
6%
200
9%
19%
10 te
17 te
6te
Jan
19% Mar
Jatl
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
1.800
8%
Feb
13%
Jan
700
20
18%
Feb
23
Jan
"5
10Ys
Jan
9
9
9
800
3
3
3
1.600
Feb
2 te
Feb
7 te
Feb
7%
Jan
10% Mar
10%
Jan
3% Mar
7%
7%
9
10%
10%
100
10
8te
8 te
100
Jan
8%
Jan
1
3%
2%
100
3%
Feb
5 te
Jan
1614
Feb
20
Feb
167/8
100
19Y8
16%
20
7,100
2.50
15%
15%
16 %
1,400
V<T
Ye
8
15 te
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson
%
Mar
Jan
Inc—1
Dayton Rubber Co class A
10c
1 %
1 %
Dejay Stores common
1
Dempster Investment Co
Dennison Mfg class A common
50c
Gasket
Detroit
A
of America
25c
1
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Harris
Feb
Jan
1%
9,300
1%
Jan
8te
Jan
Jan
50c
—
26 te
26%
10c
3%
3%
13%
13%
14
4912
50
1
4%
4
3%
2.000
3,800
7,100
—
27 %
100
iif
800
27%
800
% Mar
4%
25
1 VB
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
55
14
Jan
43
Jan
4%
Jan
29%
3% Mar
13%
Jan
te
4
Jan
stock
Co
Ltd
Ltd
common
Jan
3 lte
~2
ft
30% Mar
20
13o
Jan
35 te
Feb
Jan
Jan
146
10%
3%
500
93/4
Feb
11%
Jan
4 te
20,40'J
3 te
Feb
4 te
Mar
5%
200
5 te
Feb
6te
Jan
&.
11)
48.300
lte
Jan
2% Mar
21%
5,300
16te
Jan
20 Yb Mar
5%
21%
COO
145
6%
2
9
^
iu
19 te
2{jj
14 te
Jan
Jan
15 %
Jan
9Ji
Jan
13 te
Mar
21
Jan
23Ya
•
23
23 te
1,400
20 te
Feb
24
Mar
•
12%
12 Vb
200
IIV2
Feb
13
Jan
te
8%
•
15 te
xl5
8%
100
15 te
15
1,400
8% Mar
5 te
1
Jan
15
*5%
5%
17%
Jan
Feb
37%
Jan
4%
2,700
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
31 te
22
9%
3114
Feb
32
22
22 te
1.200
20 te
Feb
23%
Jan
lOte
17.300
8 te
Feb
10 Yb
Jan
55te
•
•
5 te
Feb
35%
Feb
59%
Jan
27 te Mar
28%
9
Va
31
100
10
•
(Allen B)
3%
14u
40,400
1
Power'Co
Jan
200
13 te
12
27 te
27 %
500
5
5%
7,300
4
x4 V8
300
7te
100
-
te Mar
Jan
Laboratories—
Common
1
4Y8
Jan
6
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep ret* ord reg
(The) Co
Hosiery class B
10s
1
•
common
Duro Test
Corp common
Duval Sulphur A Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
7te
7 "4
1
.
17
17
17
•
31 "b
31
32
1
6%
x6%
XG%
50
-
800
5,900
37/B
7
14 te
31
5%
Feb
Feb
Feb
4
te
7%
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
Mar
35 te
Feb
Jan
7Yb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Eastern
Malleable
Mar
Eastern
States
Jan
'
25%
30%
32.59
Co
58 te
5,V
Jan
Feb
ll'/a
7.50
50
Feb
Jan
5
6
•
ord
Erewery Ltd
Draper Gorp common
Drilling A Exploration Co
5%
1%
Coal
Chemical Co
Dow
2te
1%
A
A
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
DuMont
36%
3% Mar
300
10
te
1
2.50
$2
Duke
Feb
200
6
6s 8d
Dorr-Oliver Ino
Feb
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
(The)
Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Jan
4%
Co
American
ft
1,700
18.000
4
Inc
4%
800
5
1%
10
1
Club
Jan
4
4 711
Ti.
1
Diners'
Diversey
IYb
x4
145
1
Manufacturing
Ltd
Distillers
Jan
33
30%
Oils
(The)
Jan
1%
6
6
5
Gray Iron Foundry.
Development Corp
Jan
7te
X4
1
100
Detroit
Jan
14%
Feb
35
debentures
15te
6%
300
1 %
8%
Feb
13te
175
7
Mines
Jan
2,600
6%
Day
10
13% Mar
100
1
2.50
Inc
6%
3% Mar
3%
4%
7
Brothers
4
1
Driver
16,900
A
Devon-Palmer
18 te
27 Yt
11% xl2
5
♦
preferred
common
Feb
15%
5
11%
reg)—£1
(Md)
Tobacco
Jan
9V2
15te
1
Publishing Co
Cuban
4te
5 te
29%
Jan
44% Mar
Ltd—
Cent
$1.12
1%
153/b Mar
300
2,000
•
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
•
Drug Co common—
—25o
Crystal Oil A Land Co common—
•
100
7 te
26%
16
Crown
1,500
15 Y4
•
15%
•
1.50
Sugar
800
10s
Feb
5o
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common
1,900
x45% x451
'
7Yb
A|
Atlantic
19
25c
Jan
1,800
common
American
3,000
1
A Reynolds
preferred class
Beverage Corp
Cuban
6
12tec
$1
Cuban
60,500
50c
Corroon
Cott
Jan
2%
19%
39%
%
3
Jan
6Y4
2.50
1,050
8
•
Jan
7%
10
44%
7%
Inc
7
10s
1
41%
8 te
Jan
Distillery Ltd—
8
10%
10
43 te
vosftng
non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
5
40
£1
*
1
B
16
2te
•
1 %
.
15
9%
£1
5%
8,700
Co
Feb
7
48 te
800
lte
.
Mar
12%
9%
•
5%
lte
5
7%
•
Jah
5 %
lte
Crown
Feb
6
7%
6%
~5te
10c
Jan
2te
92 '/a
5
1
Feb
Feo
10c
Inc
14%
Jan
11
34 te
6%
-
1
46 %
5
7te Mar
Jan
Crowell-Collier
400
6 te
Jan
5te
Crowley Milner A Co—.—
300
33 te
5%
100
Feb
12
•
9 te
10,700
5%
Jan
9,700
900
1,700
7 te
5%
Jan
2%
6%
11%
6%
5Yb
11 te
15
11%
7/2
3%
14
Jah
11%
1
17 Yb
Jain
aan
1.25
Corp
Feb
47 te
6 Tu
(H)
Class
174
9 te
Inc
Paint A Varnish
1.9U0
Feb
Engineering—1
Industries
Uranium
5
4%
7%
10
3 te Mar
47
13%
Ltd
4%
11
47 %
Smelt
Jan
4te
Jan
A
Mar
3
Jan
16 YB
Mining
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Continental Air Lines Inc
5
3%
Corp
Jan
9 Y4
2
16
Corp
7%
6','2
50c
Petroleum
6
10
50
Jail
23%
Feb
%
5 te
700
50
Co
81%
2x te Mar
1,700
6%
13,000
x
Power
preferred
Mar
800
te
74 te
Manufacturing—4
Connelly Containers Inc
Durham
Cable Electric Products
common
Calgary A Edmonton
Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation
74
22%
te
74
lte Mar
2%
7.50
Super Corp
5o0
21 te
te
100
Duraloy
C A C
aau
Jan
itrxal
5te Mar
6 te
400
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
convertible
*..
100
Feb
4 '/a
59,900
Ltd—
Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
common
a
v
6,400
5%
1
(The) Company
Mines
American
It'll
^
11,900
iu
2
1
serial
stxl
1
1%
Jan
1
convertible
6%
8
3%
5%
•
B S F
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Jan
Jan
300
1 te
1
Bfuck Mills Ltd class B
74
21 te-
5% Mar
7%
2%
5 V2
2te
2%
10s
Forman Distillers
4%
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co
common
Bruce (E L) Co
14%
14
100
IYb
5,900
2%
10%
1
common
Brown
Feb
300
7,900
8
Jan
29
common
3
5%
•
American Oil Co„
British American
Tobacco—
Company
7%
10c
17
10 te
preferred_100
Inc
dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
British Columbia
5%
7%
2ia
—20c
I6Y4
10
1
Co
Amer
5%
jj}
Diesel Electric Cocp-
Feb
10 te
-3
Amer dep rets ord
5Ya
Consol
Feb
•
common
British
5te
Feb
aail
Jan
14%
lOte
1
common
Co
la7u
Jan
14%
10%
1
Inc
Manufacturing
Jan
26 te
200
1
Company Inc
Gas
11,200
1
Brazilian Traction
Light A Pwr ord—•
Breeze Corp common
•
Bridgeport
17 %
i
Works
lOte Mar
46 Va
5%
60o
Gear
86
Feb
Feb
300
2%
•
50o
common
Foote
Jan
8%
3,600
Feb
16 Va
6 te
-
Blckford's Inc common
Black Starr A Gorham
class A
Brad
A
10 te
Jan
16
2Ya
Shoe Corp
1
Corporation
1
Bell Telephone of
Canada common—25
Belock Instrument
Corp
Inc
9 te
Feb
16
Bellanca
Bourjois
Feb
81
19%
lOte
1 Vb
16 %
-
60o
B
5te% prior
cumulative
Borne Chemical
80
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Coro
common
Co
85
10
te
200
1,700
—
10%
16
Is
Beck (AS)
A
73
8
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
1
American Bhares
Banff Oil Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light A
Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp—
(S)
Jan
10
7 Vb
4
200
3%
21
—
—
1
(H C) Co
67
103Y4
Jan
Gas-
Industries Inc
Blumenthal
Jan
160
Consol
1
10 pesos
Class A
Bohack
69 te
5
Community Public Service
1
Jaij
25
28
Co
Oils
Commodore Hotel
500
13 te
Jan
25
68%
1
Equipment Co
Development ordinary
3,000
1 %
11% Mar
24
23 %
Farm
3,100
a an
1
Products
Caribbean
Cockshutt
2%
98
ft
5
1
Lambert
Aluminum
Jan
Feb
1
Hosiery
A
2%
100
Jan
Jan
5 te
300
12
1
Manufacturing Co
2Y«
99 Va
5%
23 te
12
4
Corporation
2
te
Feb
11%
10
Mining
Controller Co
1*
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los Andes—
Co
900
Jan
4%
19te Mar
1,600
;
85
Christiana Oil Corp
City Auto Stamping Co
t
Blauner's
4Y4
19%
Jan
5
37%
Jan
20
Continental
Watch
Ate
I9te
5te
10
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet A Machine
Consolidated
A Mar
5% Mar
1
Chief
Jan
Yb
101
Jan
i_10
Feb
4
Jan
6 V4
.
Benrus
Feb
2
Jan
10%
Feb
2%
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Basic
Incorporated
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
Jan
106%
9
8%
.
100
pfd
common
24te
1% Mar
4 te
x93
3.100
14,100
100
5%
42%
•
class
36 te
Jan
F%b
Jan
7% Mar
4 te
>0
.68%
common
2%
Ay shire Collieries
Corp common
Inc
Feb
104%
.-10
1
Audio
Controls
31te
60
-ite
19
1
preference
1
Corp
Barry
200
14
Jan
Jan
18%
Atlas
Baker
33 te
lOote 106
ft Mac
**
Feb
17%
19
1
Bailey A Selburn Oil A
'
2
27%
,
Feb
14 te Mar
Coastal
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp option
warrants
Atlas Plywood
3,300
Jan
ft Mar
2.50
paid on
Consolidated Mining A
Development Corp
Jan
1%
6te
Chamberlin Co of America—
36 te
'53)—*
Jan
27te
3
Charls Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
22 te
99 te
Hi
200
4%
Jan
21
22
lu,300
8%
6,300
Jan
Clark
America
Associated Oil A Gas Co
Associated Tel Ac Tel—
%<$
27 J/4
Jan
Jan f
Jan
3*,100
2%
34 te
te
2ft
60,8 Ud
43,900
15te
21Y4
1
7
%
1
5
Feb
35 te
te
3Va
Jan
7
Feb
21 vu
14
27%
Feb
6%
5 %
Feb
•
2.50
Feb
21«
6te
ite
te
100
25%
6
4'*8
4%
1
Yg
7,900
7,106
2
te
4;B
13 te
7%
Jai}
6 %
300
Jan
4 VB
4%
3,000
5%
2% Mar
Fen
5%
•
.
Century Investors Inc
Convertible
Feb
Feb
3te
1
Corp
Power A Light 4%
Co
20
1%
o,200
36%
33te
.196
100
Century Electric
Jan
odil
1
preferred
Central
"<U
10,500
Maine Power Co—
3,50%
1CJ
6,800
8
1
;
preference Sl.iO series
Central
reb
8 % Mar
'3 j',;
27 '/4
3 %
.
.
14.200
2,700
97 </4
98
.
•
1%
15 te
4
pfd—100
of
Dec
Conv
Secur
Jan
28
72
2/8
0
%
2
.10
Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
5%
14 te
%
7
26%
.
1
Catalin
23 te Mar
Jan
t»'/B
2s 6d
Casco Products common
Castle (A M) A Co
Jan
21
3%
•
*
•
dep rets B ord
(J W) Co common
Illinois
x31
Jan
7%
2*>B
„
.
1
$5 pfd
2%
6 te
—5
14%
14
14%
33 te
Jan
12Ys
.
1
American
Central
'Jan
t co
5%
1U.2100
25 te
2o V2
60
—
1
Carolina Power A Light
Ltd—
Carter
14
Mar
27
Carreras
Cherry-Burrell
Artists Productions Inc
Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products
Jan
100
8
114
1Y»
5
on
Jan
11
31 te Mar
300
5 te
4.71
Assoc
July 1 '53 A $41
Jan
33 te
2.100
23 te
22%
1
dlv
te
4
5
100
arrear
303/4
Jan
31
warrants
(ex $43
Jan
Jdn
8% Mar
7,100
3
preferred
Laundries
Jan
28%
300
13 te
Associate
A
8%
te
•
Armstrong Rubber Co class A.
Aro Equipment
Corp
CI
13,600
20e
Power 4V»%
te
42
9 te
Jan
14
Feb
33 y4
•
Angostura-Wupperman
Associate
Feb
36
3
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power Ac
Light—
Co
xll
200
500
2.40
Appalachian Elec
Armour &
1,300
30 %
•
shares
4.72%
11%
26
Jan
%
32 te
2
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
J %
■
30'/»
6% pfd—2S
class A.
1
Company Class A
Jan
Mar
76
Mar
lite
Co
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
71
36
~9
•
common
Jan
lte
50
30
11-Ye
1
Inc
13%
GO
Jan
'
20
com
lite
Feb
Jan
9
100
1%
72
te
9te
50
Minerals
JO
3/2
V
.
pld„ 10
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
36
2»
Incorporated
Amurex
50
1%
partic
Canal-Randolph Corp
400
71
Ltd
Canadian
550
11%
59%
9te
20
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper common
AMI
9te
11%
59%
11%
1
Manufacturing Co
Petroflna
22%
*
1
pfd—If
American Maracalbo Co
American Meter Co
American Natural
X86
300
19te
5.50
22%
Petrolina
Feb
Jan
Wtlliston
Feb
52,4o0
%
t
~2te
4
,
.
—I
•x68te
Canadian
9%
•
_1
56%
7
13,900
28
%
0
6%
.•
10c
900
24% Mar
Feb
26
i
l
l
12%
/ 72
—2
Marconi
Feb
Jan
Range Since Jan.
High
11%
27
vcc.l
22%
100
American Hard Rubber Co_
American Laundry Machine
American
American
Ltd
22
•
Co
American
Petroleums
44 te
6%
Share*
.20
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge A Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
ute
•
common
44 te
100
common
American
Jan
Canada Southern
for Week
•
Ltd
preference
22
(R I)
6%
Mar
4te Mar
10
Ltd
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Ltd—1
23%
.1
common
Filter
oan
Co
Cement
Mines
9%
22%
30
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Aluminum Good* Manufacturing
Industries Inc
1-*
Feb
14
4
.10
28te
Feb
te
14
~4te
_1
Corp
Allied Product* (Mich)
Aluminum Co of America—
Am brook
Campbell Chilbougamau
Jan
3 te
Paper
Aluminum
Jan
5te
5te
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
American
te
100
5te
Last
Far
4
2% Mar
1,000
Week's
Friday
Bale Prlee
Lou
4
4%
Allied Artists Picture* Corp—
tV»% convertible preferredAllied Control Co Inc.
Allied
15
American Steek Kxehaag*
25%
_10e
Corp warrant*.
Allegheny Airline* Inc
Alto* A Fisher
MARCH
Canada Bread
Oo_
Engineering
American
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Algemene Kunstdjde N V—
Amer dep ret* Amer ahart
AH
WEEK
sTOCK*
Share*
High
4
FOR
week
27% Mar
$7
Iron
Corp—
.25
40
40 "4
200
—1
25%
26'.'a
900
preferred series A
$6 preferred
series B
36 te
Jan
te
Feb
24
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
177 te
Feb
Feb
162 Va
Jan
174 te
160 V2
160 te
50
1'60
X42
Volume
Number 5621
185
.
(1303)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
jWeek's
STOCKS
American
•
Range
,
Low
Par
Eastern
Associates—
shares of beneficial
■do
lnt—1
Bond
Electronics
America
'
—
Jan
International
Jan
Intex
Jan
Feb
Jan
29% Mar
Iowa
17
100
15%
Feb
17%
Feb.
Iron
11
4,700
9% Mar
12Va
Jan
Ironrite
•3 3
40 Va
3%
24,600
13%
8
l|'/8
2,000
9
!
12
Oil
Fireman
Jan
Irving
Israel-American
Feb
1,300
9%
3%
12 Va
Feb
8,600
Feb
wairchild
Jan
Jeannette
7%
Jan
8 %
Jan
Jupiter
Oils
1,400
10%
Jan
11%
Financial General
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
5
Feb
6% Mar
Kaiser
Industries
Feb
1
&■
450
300
7%
8%
■/#.
■
1,400
%
v
8,900
Feo
40
'
%
Association
Fire
Jan
Kansas
Katz
Sterling
Firth
Flshman
Ford
6;«
900
42%
Jan
45
9%
18,900
7%
Feb
10'A Mar
—10
rMass
R
Fresnlllo
Fuller
Beer
Feb
1,600
10%
Jan
137/s
Feb
6%
900
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6
—
6%
Ftb
8
1,800
110110%
25
Oil
6%
1,200
5%
Jaii
2%
2%
12.000
2%
Jan
%
%
1V:«
31,900
A
Jan
1%
Jan
6
11
Mar
25
Mar
4%,
4'/a
500
4'/a
Feb
5
Jan
2%
2%
2'%
25,500
1%
Feb
2
V4 Mar
12%
13%
2%
Feb
15
Jan
V 200
Jan
104% Mar
112%
120
1'
Co—
to
.J—
Petroleum
Stores
Dept
22 V\
23 %
2,000
16%
16%
16%
1,900
__
13%
13'/a
200
3%
2%
9,800
1.900
2%
2%
2%.-
28 Va
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
Feb
191/4
Jan
2%
Feb
3 Va
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
4% Mar
6%
12%
2,600
12%
13%
600
12
22%
5
5,800
12%
12%
__
5
22%
100
22% Mar
22%
11
600
10%
Feb
12%
2,000
3%
Jan
4
Jan
5%
Feb
8%
Jan
11
33%c
1
3'/a
3'/a
—
3%
1-fo Jan
Feb
1
100
13%
12 Va Mar
__
__
%
Jan
1,300
6 %
Feb
7%
6%
21,300
4 Va
Jan
6 Va Mar
4
7
8
1
Co
3,400
:4
15%
15%
16
V
8
500
15
Feb
Laclede-Christy
9%
Jan
La
16%
Jan
Lake
Jan
Feb
Shores
Foundry
75
A—
Corp
19
pesos
5%
1
Ltd
Mines
Co
Power
283|
293a
~5%
100
5%
5%
300
2',4
2'4
100
2Vi
•
common
400
2%
1,300
General Plywood
Corp
$5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
C)
common.
Co
Co
McBean to
Alden
Corp
Gladding
Glen
5%
•
5%
Union
Globe
17%
Jan
4
5%
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Grand
Manufacturing
Gray
Non-voting
7%
<■
1st
Co
common
Realty
Leonard
Refineries
16
Jan
Feb
14%
Jan
15% Mar
400
Jan
48% Mar
Feb
19
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
28 Va
Feb
29%
Jan
11%
Jan
xl4%
10 Va
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
10
156
I
?
13%
6%
7
10^»
10%
—9C
Jan
14 V4
Jan
Macfadden
Jan
10%
Feb
Mack
10%
16%
Jan
19% Mar
2% Mar
%
2%
Jan
iS
Jan
Jan
65 %
Feb
79%
Jan
25
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
9% Mar
11%
Jan
2 %
8
Feb
149% Feb
162%
Jan
127
132
Feb
10*%
Jan
1%
500
Jan
2%
Feb
6
6,100
31
3
3 Va,.Jp.n
120
Feb
7%
Jan
9%
7,100
Feb
12%
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
18%
3 Va
.
375
10
1
5
10c
10,900
•
..
Jan
2 %
Jan
Jan
19
4%
Jan
B
preferred
94.50
-
30
82;
—
*
Gypsum Lime to Alabastine
Jan
75
1
—
—
Feb
77
Jan
105
Jan
85
Lamp
Hall
Hammond
2
1
-1
10
25
1
2
Co
Company
Corp__
Organ
Plywood
Harbor
Harnlschfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Inc_„
Investors
Harvard
Co
Mfg
a-ouu^s
Corp
Mining
Hecla
Co
Rubenstein
Helena
(W
Heller
t"!.
E)
Uation
(R)
Consol Gold
Corporation
Mines
Holllnger
Holly
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Home
Oil Co
Ball
Hoover
Border's
Hormel
Horn
to
Horn
to
5:%
class A
Ltd
B
Class
—
Bearing
to
Co
Inc
(Geo A)
Hardart
58%
Jan
56%
2
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
'4 3
8'A
4 Va
"1%
1,400
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
4.500
4
Feb
5%
Jan
2
8
1.500
34
7%
33 V
34
a
Jan
>4
common
Inc
30%
Feb
34%
Feb
1.800
7%
Feb
9'/8
Jan
22 V
4
200
89 3 4
40
15 Va
13 %
5 lit
5%
10 3 it
9%
*_4%
11 %
1 %
2 Va
25 %
4'4
id
25
Jan
86%
Jan
94
Feb
62%
22
88 V-4
Jan
67
Jan
16
Mar
6
Jan
22
Mar
12%
Feb
5,100
4%
Jan
3.900
15%
Feb
5.300
5%
17
9%
700
4%
2.300
8%
Feb
'%
Jan
4
11%
2,300
10%
Jan
23it
2%
800
2%
Feb
11 V
25%
20 Va
1%
4
1,900
5.700
2
4
.
800
17%
Jan
Jan
10
5%
Jan
11% Mar
2%
Jan
Feb
26%
Jan
1% Mar
2%
Jan
24
3%
Feb
4% Mar
29''2
2"%
Feb
31 Va Mar
18 3'a
17
18%
19.900
12
Jan
18% Mar
18 %
17
18%
22.100
11
Jan
18 Va Mai-
2 OS's
19
21 "2
2,800
16%
Feb
21% Mar
17%
Jan
19
100
26%
107%
Va
23 5 «
25%
97%
97%
97%
47
47
25
common
122
4%
107% 110%
116
4 %
Jan
60 Va
Jan
117%
1,800
23'/4
Feb
10
96%
Jan
100
46% Mar
110
Feb
Feb
50%
Jan
Jan
128
5%
900
4%
Jan
100
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
5.700
11%
Feb
15%
Jah
800
2u '/a
leb
24
Jan
13
12%
13 "4
20 Va
20 %
21
:
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
10c
50c
7
1
Mages
5% Mar
International
Marconi
Co
Communication
Industrial Enterprises Inc
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
International
Breweries
International
Cigar
International
Metal
1
50c
5
Inc
1
Machinery
Industries
5%
3,800
5
Jan
5%
•
n
52%
54 %
11,200
52% Mar
59%
12%
700
11%
12% Mar
6
*
Feb
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mays
£1
*
1
Ltd
W) Inc common
Aircraft
Corp—
(J
5
McDonnell
McKee
Mead
to Co common—
Johnson to Co
(AG)
Mfg
Menasco
Co—
Refrigerating
Merchants
Merrill
Mesabi
Iron
Metal
——
common
Corp
Sugar
Co
common
preferred-
6%
—
Corp
Petroleum
Hone
Mltromatic
States
Middle
Co
Platmg
Michigan
Midland
Oil Corp $1
Midland
Steel
*
1
1
1
1
1
25c*
5
Co
Corp
Thermit
to
Co
Ltd
Peroleums
1
1
2.50
1
10
1
1
preferred—*
common
conv
Products—
dividend shares
16% Mar
1%
1 Va
1%
10,700
16%
16%
100
47%
47%
50%
15,900
47% Mar
26%
30
1,250
26'A Mar
30
10 %
2,000
9%
Jan
60%
%
9%
16
*
50c
5
50c
50
___*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Missouri Public Service common:
•
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp
1
$2
non cum
8%
Abrasive
Midwest Piping Co—
Miller Wohl Co common-!
4% %
convertible
preferred
.Mining Corp of Canada
preferred
100
series B—100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward to Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
cumulative
4.80%
cumul
Mt
Clemens
6%
Mount
Jan
17
Jan
Mar
10%
Feb
Jan
1V4
5%
1,600
4%
16%
1,100
15%
30
30'A
300
13%
13%
200
Jan
7 Va
5,500
6%
Feb
4%
5
17-
28
7
Va
Feb
32
7
Feb
15
Feb
16
4%
16
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
32
33 V/4
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
4
7VA Mar
Jan
15
30)
14
Feb
V'4
11,300
34
Mar
<44%
32 %
33%
450
30%
Jan
34%
Feb
36 %
37%
1,400
33%
Jan
,(37%
Mar
6%
6%
5,500
Jan
7y4
13%
Feb
13 Va
Jan
14%
15%
12,200
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
30,400
36% Mar
57%
Jan
16%
Jan
14
6%
15
14
34%
36%
36
36%
43 'A
15
39%
15
20%
20%
20%.
18 %
4%
1%
1 %
7
2
10 Va
8'A
8%
17
1,400
Feb
Feb
23% Jan
20% Jan
Mar
700
4% Mar
5
400
7% Mar
9%
Feb
700
9%
Jan
10%
Mar
Mar
17%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
13
1,800
8%
6,300
%
x7
7'A
8 % Mar
Feb
19
19%
5 Va
200
17
17 %
14
Jan
28%
200
Jan
Feb
7
2,000
17
Feb
26
800
19 Va
5 VB
Jan
Jan
2
1%
12%
7
Jan
1,400
15%
13
15%
x20%
%
Jan
Feb
13%
1,80)
4%
7 Va
4%
6
200
17%
18
18%
7%
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
Jan
5
5%
Jan
32% Mar
13
1,'«
20%
1
3
6,000
21%
87
3,400
Jan
21%
Jan
102%
Feb
12% Mar
Jan
1
Ffeb
90
Jan
85%
Jan
Jan
95
87
Jan
88
150%
Jan
50
41 Va
Feb
2%
42'A
Jan
Jan
"^"io
158
42 V'4
1%
25
92%
.
158
13%
20% Mar
10
94
Mar
104
20
87
94
94
900
13%
13
%
1.V
21
34%
Mar
17
'
•
4
2.50
100
1
Feb
Jan
Jan
158%
Jan
Jan
44
2%
Feb
200
18
18
Mar
17
Jan
19
125%. Mar
Corporation
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Murray
common
1
--5
2.50
10
125%
150
122 Va
Jan
)h
U
13
14,500
i"«
Feb
1%
Jan
26 VA
25%
26:%
1,700
22%
Jan
27 Va
Jan
27'A
27
27 %
800
10
10%
300
9%
Jan
10%
34
34
100
32%
Feb
35
Mar
1,500
2%
Feb
3
Jan
2
14
TV Jnc
Murphy
Co
1
1
Metal Products
cumulative preferred-Vernon Mills Inc
States Tel & Tel-..
Muskogee
9%
2,200
9% Mar
7%
1,500
1 Va
preferred
Mountain
Muntz
500
10%
1
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
9%
9%
10
~*t£
Mid-West
Muter
Company
50c
common
Jan
%
3,600
3
Feb
10'A
1,800
8%
4,000
3% Mar
124
10
2 %
2%
2 V
N
Nachman Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
Milling
Co
Bellas
10
~3%
4
1
to
10
1
„
Hess
common—
National Brewing Co
(Mich).
National Casket Company .—*.
National
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
Inc
Presto Industries
National Research Corp
National
National
Rubber Machinery
1
1
26 Va Mar
9%
Jan
National
common—1
*
10c
Transit common
—1
Union Electric Corp—-—30c
Neptune
Meter
I/.
TT.„K
Nestle
89
50
82 %
Jan
94% Mar
National Starch
16 %
18
4.500
15 %
Jan
18
National
2%
2%
600
2'/4
Jan
98%
94%
99%
2,150
8%
8%
8%
1,600
8%
Feb
39%
39%
25
aq l/„
Pph
90
Feb
Mar
2%
Jan
99% Mar
A t
Products
Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
Le
Mur
corhmou
Co
common
—5
1
4
Jan
3%
3%
4
2%
2%
2%
400
2%
Jan
19 %
19%
100
19%
Jan
2234
23
300
Feb
29
Jan
14% Jan
4% Mar
11%
4%
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
21
4,It
413
5%
105,400
Feb
23%
Jan
12% Mar
5
1
-1
25c
2
1
10
'
Rights
89
18
•
A
Ja
12%
53%
—
Mar
Feb
1 Va
--
5,1
Jan
1 Va
Marine
Ltd
Electric Weld Machines.
Mfg to Stores common
National" Petroleum
Ltd —
5%
Jan
14%
16%
•
5
National
I
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit 'to Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr to Light 4% pfd—100
70
4
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz
(The Bi
Co
Mansfield Tire to Rubber Co_
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep rets ord reg
175
750
29
1
Inc
warrants
25 Va Mar
100
3,400
10
74% Mar
%
73
Jan
124%
10
,
270
Jan
107Va Mar
57
15
•
*
Co
Feb
1,500
104
5
Humble Oil to Refining capital stock-*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
Hydro-Electric
Securities
*
HydVometals Inc
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
5
(Harvey)
55%
Feb
150
100
Baking
preferred
Hubbell
Jan
36%
3% Mar
——10
*
to Co
Hardart
39%
Jan
2.70!)
60c
1
•
*
*
Industries Inc
13% Mar
Feb
34
3'a
2.50
25c
:—5
A
Class
Hofmann
Jan
36
2%
lr'«
1
1
Co common
to Co Inc co'mmon
10%
1.900
1.500
3
4%
1
Mfg
Hlgbie
5,100
2 %
10c
inc
Co
35 3 4
13'it
2%
5
Products
Electric
4% Mar
8,200
3
100
Holt to Co common
Acictues
Hevi-Duty
-
pfd
10%
Feb
3%
4%
x39
•
100
common-
Co 5%*
&
preferred
Henry
Hoe
—
3£
56%
10c
10c
*
25c
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltlne
-
13%
x39
1
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co
Hathaway
Havana
Publications
Chemical Corp
to Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
xi
3%
Jan
Mar
38
16%
xl5
M
Michigan
•
4 %
6%
Jan
—
71
16%
—2.50
—;
Jan
29%
6,900
—
—
Michigan
--
H
Co
Feb
2U Feb
5
6 Va Mar
200
x6 Va
38
55
Jan
■
5
(The)
Truck Inc
Metal Textile
.
.'Class
pref—
Chain—
Jan
130!4
7 '.4
%
Jan
3% Mar
400
Jan
32%
157
2
2
38
»
Jan
Feb
1,200
130
X6'/8
35
—'
—10c
10
Feb
2.200
157
—
Lunkenheimer
Jan
300
130
10
—
Jan
100
2 >2
Ibc—
17V4 Mar
2
<
Jan
38
5,209
4%.
Jan
400
9%
270
2%
4'/a
6%
16,300
72
48%
2%
4'/a
97%
12%
2,100
"12
47 %
2%
73%
29%
1,800
19 %
48
', Feb
6
Jan
14%
2,500
«
1
Jan
8%
16 5
5
100
5%
16 Va
1
Groceterias second
Steel
8,300
25c
x4% Mar
12% Mar
5%
'
*
7%
16%
Common
Locke
a*
7%
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative
preferred
Loblaw
__
Ltd_
G)
Industries
.
——3
1
Lodge to Shipley (The) Co_
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co__
Louisiana
Land to Exploration- —30C
Feb
92%
22,300
11
Inc.
Petroleums
LJtton
"7%
25C
common
(R
Tourneau
12
Va
--
50c
common
100
50c
common
Guild
Films
Company
Inc
Gulf States Land to Industries—
Le
Inc
Jan
3,200
15%
28
12
5
Feb
6%
Feb
100
14%
—'
5
University
Extension
350
—1
Products
7%
Jan
8%
100
_•
Company
Stores
Grocery
8 Mi
100
i—
Leases
Freehold
Lefcourt
Jan
1%
75
~8%
stocfc
preferred
Griesedieck
Feb
3
5%
3,600
5
Hydraulics
ormoll
2%
1
18
9,600
IS
4
10c
Great Lakes Oil to Chemical Co
Greer
|
Feb
6^ Jan
37,100
—1
Co
common
Feb
Jan
!«-•
31,800
Pacific Tea—
Great Atlantic to
5%
Lear
39'/a
3,150
*
1
1
50
4
Industries Inc
Great Amer
Feb ;
9%
Mines
Gorbam
La Salle
2%
300
12 %
Inc
Manufacturing
Goodman
5% Mar
10
Jan
6%
Jan
1.800
Jan
19 Va Mar
'
.
_.
Industries Inc
Feb
2
1,400
11
1
Consolidated
Goldfield
8%
1 V2
Inc
Co
(Adolf)
Gobel
Jan
5%
Jan
400
9,800
6 %
28
—5
Delaware—
Co
of
Sessions
5
B
class
Distillers
Glen more
7'/a
17V2
4
_•
•
1
—*
*
10
Power
"3%
-300
25c
*
(A
'/a
1
Corp
to
Liberal
50c
20
common
Corp
Lamson
Jan
31
Jan
14
5
•
;
5%
convertible
preferred
♦General
Stores
Corporation
Transistor
5 %
"2
£1
rets ord reg
dep
Fireproofing common
General Indus -Enterprises
General
28
Lanston
preferred
100
Oellman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp warrantsGeneral Alloys
Co
*
General Builders Supply Corp
com—1
5%
convertible
preferred
25
General Electric Co Ltd—
5%
Gilchrist
Jan
27
rJan
27
'
100
Va
5
19%
5 Va
5
1
:
'■'A-
_■,
5'%
—V.1'
1
lnc__
Consolidada S
■■
S
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Lamson
Gilbert
Jan
i3'/4 Mar
*' Jan
4& Jan
'
Georgia
Feb
5
1 Ar
4%
'
General
Jan
15%
12
1 tY,
4%
7.50
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
Krueger Brewing Co
24% Mar
17»/4
2%
1
Co
Feb
Jan
Feb '
21% Mar
—
„
Jan
98 %
23 V4
1O0
r
Inc
B)' Rubber
(I
Ltu
24%
23 %
20c
Co
Corp
—
24%
Feb
2 Va
'
—
3V/4
95
24%
10c
1
Company
12 Va
2,100
—
5
Hotels Corp—_
Kobacker„ Stores
Jan
Mar
2%,
5
—2.50
Knott
Feb
109
(S)
13
25c
—;
Minerals
Kleinert
10
3%
1
1.25
Inc
5
A)
American
Mar
.3
4%
4
Co_
Products
Kirkiand
Lakey
Oatlneau
Jan
5%
2%
"
4%%
(Del)
VenSyn
Kirby
Jan
4,400
£1
—
Sales
Company
(The)
(Geo
110%
Jan
75
Ltd—
Co
Luxe
104% 107 V4
106
•
Pitt
De
Feb
1
•
dep rets ord reg
Industries Inc
Amer
Fort
Kingston
Feb
21%
3,900
8
"
■
vn))ng
Motor
23%
Kin-Ark
Klein
10 V4
600
11
Co
Inc.
(Walter)
Feb
200
1
1
Chemical
7%
6% Mar
Corp
Electric
to
Drug
4% Mar
Jun
'
A non-voting
Class
Fox
lit
Canada—
of
Motor
Ford
?6 Mar
3
1
Jan
2%
Feb
12%
12%
50c
pfd—100
Company————:
-1
Gas
Kidde
Mar
3
2
400
Inc
11%
9% Mar
2 Va Mar
75
& Company
Kennedy's
Jan
40,800
Co Inc
Ltd class A_
Line
22%
518,500
Stores
Tiger
Jan
1
common
Ltd
(D)
Kawneer
8'A Mar
Feb
16 Va Mar
2,000
3! 3
Inc__
(M H)
Fltzslmmons
Flylng
7%
3,200
8%
Co*
Glass
Kaltman
16%
Jan
12
■hy*./-
17
2.50
6 Va
K
Jan
2%
Corp
(Phila)
4,000
Jan
Jan
Feb
[
1
2,800
2%
8%
15c
42%
4,000
1
10c
Ltd
Oils
»rgo
9%
2Va
Feb
Jan
Jan
Ltd.———1
Uranium Mines
Faraday
t
Co
&
9%
2%
1
10c
—
Corp
High
50%
Mar,
4
8%
41
67«
1
class A
Camera & Instrument
(Max)
Chute.:
11%
•
■
2,400
9%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc. lc
Oil
5V4
—.,
1
Feb
Air
5
*
.
i£
%
t c
Inc
Kaweckl
Pactor
Manufacturing v
*
Jan
4%
13,100
5V4
3.90%
16
3;«
40 %
11
6%
Co
49%
43%
6%
—.——33 V3c
1
pfd—100
:
V.f 8-
8 %
Corp
3%
Royalty
Public Service
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
47 Va
49%
—lOe
Co
Resistance
Company
Investors
Shares
5
i
102
Feb
12 Va
5%
Jan
Products
Jan
2%
95
__
3%
Ja
for Week
Low
capital stock-*
13 Va Mar
'''
'
■
preferred
1st
cum
24Va
"fa
9%
10%
1
com—10c
10
■ro
Manufacturing Co
1
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka
Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
Forge & Steel
6%
Jan
IVa
17
3%
;
International
26 Va
28%
13%
Freight Corp
Electric 5%
Empire Mill work Corp
Equity Corp common
r $2
convertible
preferred
Jan
600
28 Va
L.
5c
Inc ■
Air
Empire District
30 Va
'
20c
pfd—100
1
10c
El-Tronics
Jan
jru"
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
10,100
V'4
xb
*7%
V
'
1
1
common
of
.•
—
2*%
5
common
Corp
Corp
•
1
Share
to
Stock
High
24
100
24 %
-24%
-L.J
1
class A
Limited.
Mines
Electrographic
Erie
American
19 Va
;
——
30
Corporation
Electric
Emery
Low
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
Week's
of Prices
Friday
WEEK ENDED MARCH 15
International Petroleum
preferred
Elder
FOR
.Range Since Jan.
Sugar
Common
$2
Shaies
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Siock
RANGE
Sales
for Week
dl Frices
Friday
-
13%
Jan
19%
3%
Jan
5 % Mar
—
10%
10%
300
97/»
Jan
10%
Feb
20 %
21%
3,300
17%
Jan
22%
Feb
28
■
20%
28
Mar
32%
oV
,'H
200
At
1,100
28
8,100
32
22 %
26%
250
8%
8V4
8%
1,300
4%
4%
300
2%
2%
2%
2,900
2
29%
800
28
4%
1,500
29
4%
Mar
Mar
22
22
26%
22%
26% Mar
7%
Jan
nV, Mar
Jan
26%
Jan
27Vi» Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
5
V'4
Feb
2% Jan
A
Feb
M.
°\A
a
T-
32
Jan
s
Jan
'
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1304)
.
.
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
l"1,
of Pikes
STOCKS
Low
Par
New
British Dominion Oil Ltd—
New
Chamberlain
Petroleum—
New
—100
England Tel & Tel—
New
135
Haven Clock &
Watch Co——-1
preferred—
*
Min & Chem Co
50c
Idria
New
Jersey
New
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
<fc
Nickel
Norbute
,-1
16 %
1%
1 %
7,600
—X
2 %
Corporation
Corp
Norecn-Ketay
Class
B
Class
A
16% Mar
Jan
2 %
Feb
1 % Mar
1%
Jan
87'%
Jan
2%
Jan
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
55%
Jan
78
Feb
10%
3
20,300
|3
10%
315
10% Mar
Feb
5%
Jan
2%
Feb
3ft Jan
4%
Feb
6
3%
4,600
3
10%
17,300
7%
Feb
10% Mar
500
9%
Jan
11
9%
3
9%
iV
11
10%
300
Mar
Jan
3%
Jan
Mar
37%
5%
®'tt
Jan
Jan
89%
5
,'rf
6%
Feb
Jan
Feb
77%
Jan
70
90
10%
76
86
J an
91%
Jan
8
9%
162,600
5%
7%
8%
Jan
Feb
20
76
4
40%
41
3,400
76
-~
Mar
Mar
12,700
8%
3 ii(
8%
,5/ft
37
x40
37%
37%
6
179,100
Jan
3,'!.
3/;.,
9% Mar
Feb
—-*
2,"
2
2%
1,900
IV.
*
1'/i>
1 %
1%
11,200
%
———
Jan
2,500
3
1
of America——
Feb
«,100
10c
—*
1%
400
4 %
10%
3
25
1
North Penn RR Co———
——-50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4'%% pfd—100
Nuclear Corp
Feb
1%
175
5%
Mines Ltd
Warrants—-————
13%
200
3%
Uranium
4,100
6,400
12%
5
Airlines——
Northspan
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
Feb
2% Mar
Jan
St Lawrence
1% Mar
Carlos
San
Diego
Ohio
Ohio
Old
4 Vz %'
Power
Okalta
Corp
Omar
Inc
13:,«
14%
7,900
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
61%
225
60
Feb
64%
Feb
99 %
99'
95
25
1
common--—-
preferred——
Oxford
4,000
2ft
775
71%
3%
1,000
.
3 ft,
4%
3
101
Jan
Jan
3
12
12%
300
84
86
25 Vb"
25
84
Steel
78% Mar
Mar
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
3%
Seton
Bros
Shawinigan
Sherman
4%
1st
preferred
5%
redeemable
pfd series A_
200
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
%
500
26
Jan
28%
Jan
26%
%
900
25
25
—
redeemable
1st
$4.75
dividend
$4.75
$4.36
dividend
—
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Airlines
*
Pan
Oil
Israel
Pantepec Oil
vtc
(C
Parker Pen Co class
Class B ——
A
Traffic
Pep
Boys
Pierce
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pneumatic
Polaris
Porto
Power
Pratt
Oil
of
Metals
East. Dome
Progress
Mfg
Providence
Public
of
1
%
9,100
cumulative
cumulative
4.08%
cumulative
Southern
California
Southern
Materials
Spear
Pipe
&
Shoe
1%
Jan
Stalil-Meyer
Feb
4%
Jan
Standard
Jan
62Ta
Jan
$1.60
Feb
6 Va
Jan
Standard
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
Standard
14
Feb
5 511
5%
10ft,
A—.
common
Standard
Jan
5%
Jan
1,400
5%
2
1.900
Jan
3%
23 %
(The)
Steel
Co
of Canada
Steel
Parts
Jan
6% Mar
100
23'A
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
Stetson
2
Jan
Stinnes
6
Jan
Stop
Jan
Stroock
Feb
Stylon
24%
23%
8%
10.1
8
Feb
100
57
Jan
4%
2,000
Jan
I"
4%
5%
Jan
53%
54%
100
51%
Feb
54%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
2,200
16'/8
Jan
17%
8,',
8%
1
1
—
(S)
Sun
Rice-Slix
Ridgeway
Vtc
Rolls
(I)
Royce
dep
Cable
Roosevelt
Russell
(The
F
C)
Aeronautical
Ltd
«!•/*».
1
23%
23%
200
22%
22%
300
9%
Jan
93 %
Feb
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
Talon
Inc
Class
Oil
900
14%
Feb
16
Feb
26 'J,
250
24%
Feb
26%
Jan
44%
43:%
44 ft,
38 %
Feb
45% Mar
Tilo
X9%
1.100
10'%
100
19 Va
10 J
!
1
•%
lft.
3
old
26,400
Inc
Oil
2%
reg
5
_
Calgary
common
nnpr
:
Co
13'%
Feb
75
1%
Jan
1 Va Mar
1%
Jan
5%
6%
Jan
1%
1%
100
6
6%
1,300
x5ft»
1,800
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
~5 ft,
x5ft,
5%
x24
Feb
5%
2,700
5%
18%
Feb
1%
8,900
24%
Jan
700
1 %
Jan
Mar
6
Jan
19%
5%
19
4%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
6
21%
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
37
37%
650
35%
I Jan
38%
Jan
15 ' it
15%
1,700
13%
Feb
16%
Feb
17'«
17%
1,000
16%
Jan
17% Mar
15%
4%
43b
7 ft,
7:%-
8'
1,
1,100
5ft
4
5 ft
68.900
4%
1%
—
Jan
6%
3%
Jan
3.300
4%
66%
200
62%
500
5%
Jan
13%
14%
600
200
13
5%
Feb
6%
5
4%
Jan
Jan
74
6%
Feb
Jan
16%
Jan
13% Mar
14%
Jan
16
it
5ft Mar
Feb
G 'a
Jan
3% Mar
Feb
65%
61 ii
14 1
5%
4% Mar
400
Feb
13'a
13%
13%
Feb
1
2%
2 Ta
2%
11.400
2',l»
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
3'.,
3%
21,400
2'%
Feb
3%
Feb
26
27
Mar
31%
Jan
37%
35%
37 7
*
a
8,600
1
3
13%
500
3%
13%
26
29'%
Jan
38
Feb
Feb
20 %
Jan
13% Mar
14 %
Jan
3%
Jan
6.000
3
Feb
11
12'/.
—1
11%
300
10%
Jan
12%
200
11%
Feb
14
3"'a
1.400
3% Mar
4
Feb
13
12%
3%
25c
Corp.—
300
Jan
17%
5
*
Co
Jan
Va
Jan
U
13
1«»
Jan
1TB
Jan
Jan
1% Mar
Amer
Caribbean
38% Mat-
44%
Jan
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Empire
Jan
Trans
Lux
Feb
Tri-Continental
True
Jan
14 % Mar
Feb
72
2 ft,
3
83
Feb
2,400
2
ft,
Jan
%
100
80
Vz
Jan
2%
100
Feb
2%
Jan
15%
Feb
15 %
Jan
6 %
Jan
4%
Jan
137«
500
Feb
14
Jan
13
13
200
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
29%
800
28%
Feb
30% Mar
13%
12%
Feb
8%
Jan
17B
17H
400
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
ft.
!A
14,000
i\.
Feb
1ft
Jan
Jan
99
Feb
39
Feb
45 '.'4
Jan
40 %
Jan
47%
Feb
2 %
Feb
7%
7
7
1
"l/.
25c
97 7
*
1
41%
K
98
10c
10
9%
2%
100
45%
800
41%
43ft,
2.300
2%
1.500
9%
600
2%
7
5,500
431 is
5
Inc
95
Mar
3
Feb
9%
19ft,
19 7
„
100
19 %
Jan
21%
Jan
13%
13 7
a
14'it
700
13% Mar
15%
Jan
1
27%
22%
27%
2,400
21%
Feb
27% Mar
6ft
Feb
25c
Industries
11%
Mar
Jan
29'8
Co
9ft,
Airways class
Inc
class
Co
1%
83%
91
4
4
90%
~2%
Jan
A J.
2%
91
4 ft,
91
2%
6ft
1%
Jan
500
79
Feb
2,600
4
Feb
225
85
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
Mar
91
2%
2%
1.25
Jan
2%
9%
1.700
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
3
50c
3%
1,200
3
Fell
4%
Jan
2%
2%
16,900
2% Mar
3%
Jan
211
Jan
2
2%
1.30)
Feb
Jan
92
9%
A—10c
—1
Ltd
Oils
9
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
Cont
42
59%
Jan
5%
2% Mar
7
Construction
Trans
Feb
41,600
56'%
2.900
27a
13
-1
Trust
Trans
36
300
57a
2%
29%
5
Inc
Roofing Inc
Realty &
Security
59%
5%
2%
1
Markets
Jan
6,300
59
•
1
convertible preferred
70c
1
5
Corp
2% Mar
5.500
2%
2%
Feb
Jan
Feb
x26% x26%
2
300
26
3
87
Mar
2,000
10
Mar
400
39
26
23
26
1,000
»
16%
16%
17%
4.800
3%
3%
3%
1,100
3
Jan
65%
10c
common
5%
32%
8%
100
37
£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—_5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4 % % preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
1012
3
300
200
12%
Tobacco
41
33
9%
2%
55
Tishman
10
1
*"*
&
Chemical
Thorofare
•
3%
33
300
20%
16%
29%
Jan
Jan
Feb
26
Jan
20%
Jan
4%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Feb
35"%
Jan
3% Mar
2%
1.000
32
1
4%
4%
4%
2,100
4
1
4%
4%
4%
500
Mar
Jan
4% Feb
4%
.
■
~
'
Feb
5 Va Jan
4%
5 ft,
8.700
12%
13%
47.400
36
36
*
Corp
100
*
Inc
Jail
5'\i Mar
11
Jan
13% Mar
35%
Feb
38%
Feb
297B
1
warrants—
Feb
30%
Jan
37ii
u
Jan
12%
44'%
Jan
5%
13%
Corp
Temper
Trunz
~i
Jan
Feb
Jan
40%.
^
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
10%
J
5%
Feb
52
Jan
1.25
Petroleum
Feb
Mar
4
12 %
10%
13%
40%
Company
300
Jan
900
24
1
common
22%
4,300
21%
3
~
23% Jan
Jan
12%,
Feb
1.50
I_I
Jan
Jan
66%
6%
---1
(Del)
Co
Light $4.56 prd
Jan
82%
26 %
21%
21%
9'«
—
5
common
Jan
£1
common
24%
Feb
Mar
53%
common.5
common
1%
2%
26%
2%
*
Corporation
4%
4%
45%
l
40% Mar
11%
19% Mai-
72
"2%
1
44
Jan
5
200
1%
43
100
Jan
Jan
500
1
common
2.200
1%
pfd P
A
20,000
2,400
4:%
1965
24%
53
Petrol
14%
39
Jan
Mar
52
66%
9%
5r,it
21 Va Mar
400
1%
1.1
45
%
4
13
—.'*« '
1
13%
1
39%
1%
—
42
—50c
new.
Feb
Feb
11%
—
39%
14%
4%
12ft,
1
Corp
Thompscm-Starett
16
1%
Jan
53%
common..
Electric Co
Power
26',,
5
II
19%
10
common
Shovel
15ft,
10%
Jan
Jan
38%
.*
common
class
B
Tampa
26 %
19 %
6 %
12
17
21%
—
20
1
International
Finch
15%,
1
Jan
Feb
42 %
40ft,
_*
Corp
Co
Drug
Swan
Texas
20
_
Inc
cw
500
5%
9% Mar
13%
Jan
16 %
»
Co
Co__
100
40%
9%
16
Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryan
25 %
5%
Jan
100
10
Inc
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
25%
40 ft,
5%
25
16%
16'a
15
Ave
49%
Jan
400
16%
Engineering Corp
Fifth
35%
50
14%
15
Jan
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross (JO)
Russeks
1,700
50
Superior Tool & Die Co
9%
—50c
Mining
Corp
Field
37
49'%
Jan
85%
Engineering.
rets
36%
Jan
125
IIIIIl
Jan
36%
Mar
2,000
Co
Corp
to
800
common
&
Thew
Co
Sons
1,100
%
91
Ltd—
American
Rome
&
9%
14ft,
9 %
9%
Valley Gas Co—
extended
9 %
14%
common
Supermarkets
Thiokol
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach
2,600
9-%
14%
Jan
90%
Corp
Rio Grande
~5%
-1
—1
Feb
—
Petroleums
Feb
%
9:»u
*
Argentine
39%
6%
90'%
Inc
Richwell
Rico
Jan
Feb
36
9,000
100
preferred
Co
Feb
7%
17.500
r.
1
Arms
4%
Feb
ii!
~
Remington
3%
Jan
6%
Corporation
Ray
Texam
(The)
&
Jan
3%
«!ii
14%
J an
3%
2,300
2,900
Corp——
Superior Portland Cement Inc
%
15
Co
B)
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Sunset
10c
Jan
7 Va
12.50
(Hugo) Corp
Shop Inc—
Sunrise
8%
65 % Mar
&
Sterling Inc
Sterling Precision
65 %
-
Jan
Jan
40%
"3 T11
—;
6% Mar
4%
2.50
Corporation
94%
Jan
11%
21%
6%
I
Jan
22'%
Jan
Feb
Mar
3 r' i.
ordinary
Jan
500
10%
7%
Corp
Feb
•
Oil
36%
Ltd-
6
8%
Pump Co
Electric
19
3,000
1
5%
(A)
65%
Reading Tube Corp common
Reliance
1,000
11%
1
Mines
Starrett
1
—II—*
Uranium
Feb
*
Rath
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reiter-Foster
900
19%
38 %
common
90%
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11%
19
Corp
Feb
2.50
common-.
Ltd
Inc
400
23%
Jan
88
—1
950
4% Mar
33
33% Mar
3ft,
—
2,400
3,300
Feb
Jan
£1
——
%
2,200
153s
1
67H
lft,
Jan
50c
Stein
5
Jan
Feb
Feb
Corp.. 10c
—
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
1r* <1
11%
1
Jan
4%
1 Va
lil
2%
19
1
Jan
1%
Jan
10 %
38
:
1 lil
4%
Jan
%
6,800
*
1
5
13%
24
3%
15
20
2
Feb
6
16,300
Jan
4fta
29
3 %
14Ta
25
1%
93
"L
Feb
Mar
in
Mar
500
8"
3%
141B
Tube class B
14
10% Mar
3
"
•
100
1
hi
1
5,000 lr
(I,
H
1
24
23',4
Stanrock
6%
Feb
Jan
Shares
Standard
6
Mar
11 %
ft Mar
Jan
9
2.300
19,300
Feb
Jan
2
10
Standard-Thomson
1.500
6%
1
20c
Feb
19%
Jan
2,900
91
—1
lo
58 %
Feb
T11
1
1
6%
Mar
1%
6«%
3%
%
-1
Corp
Co
18%
3 'i,
3 5a
75
10c
perferred—
Products
54
9
10%
Standard
1.100
1,300
I
—1
preferred
1.000
3
9
4% Mar
Texas
(Robert)
Jan
49
(Ky)
103,500
9
—
*
1
preferred
convertible
48%
Jan
——
200
R
$1.25
Feb
46
Corp
4%
Quebec Power Co
Reda
42%
Inc
Convertible
Technicolor
Reis
Jan
4,000
48
-5
Jan
Colorado—
Electrotype
22%
46%
43
45%
2
Dredging Corp common—1
convertible
300
Q
•
Jan
45%
—*
Z~2
2
Specialty Stores Co Inc
6%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
com—3
Pyle-National Co common
*5
Rapid
41%
20%
Feb
Mar
Jan
5%
101% Mar
1%
22%
1
6%
(If
5%
Vz
Feb
1
100
J
Jan
Feb
—
6%
18ft,
Jan
19
Co
6%
54%
Jan
5
Jan
92
41
Line—
Royalty
Packaging
1%
92
127%
Feb
Feb
19.800
Company
Oil
54
Feb
x4%
1%
Inc
Standard
18%
84
109'%
Feb
1%
Petroleum Corp—2
Co
Standard
fit
700
1,400
1,300
8%
1%
preferred—:—
25
preferred
—25
preferred
25
4.32%
4.24%
Southland
Jan
Jan
Jan
—25
Southern
Jan
29
Jan
7%
Jan
5Tb
11
10c
.10c
Co
—25
Standard
2
26%
4,900
20
preferred
Jan
54 %>
4%
450
Edison—
Jan
l
88"%
4%
12%
9% Mar
300
preference
Spencer
Feb
87
Feb
Feb
Jan
19 7 a
preference
Jan
4%
87%
8%
a
4%
300
Jan
Feb
2
19%
common
Jan
——50
Inc
of
Co
9%
4%
7'
8%
,
2%
10 Va
Feb
1,200
100% 101%
convertible
300
15
29
1'%
11%
Jan
19ft,
preferred
10%
15
8%
27'%
1
15%
•'
—
273»
Jan
9% Mar
300
-
101%
common—;
Jan
.
15%
15
5%
10 %
1%
17%
*
convertible
5%
15%
12%
5
10%
110% 112
cumulative
12%
3%
12
'
600
111'%
4.56%
Jan
57
6,100
10%
1
4.48%
U Jan
52.800
3%
Jan
700
1%
Mills
Feb
.1
Mines Ltd
cumulative
Paper
7%
Gas
Service
4%%
1
3%
96%
120
9%
1%
12
■
»
—
2
9 %
13% Mar
Jan
5
8%
America
Co
Jan
20% Mar
2
1%
"l25
25
Telev
&
1.400
common
Preston
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
91
Feb
8%
Jan
99% Mar
Jan
93
Jan
Mar
108
Jan
2%
16%
1
—_—_25c
Pressed
Jan
commom
2.50
Co
Inc
84%
1,300
114
_1
Erie
Canada
<fc Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Jan
3ft
25c
1,900
Ltd—,
class
23%
104% Jan
14.000
2%
3%
1
Co
150
91
%
6%
Royalties
18%
Feb
4
Corp
8 711
Telephone Co
Corp
370
—
Tel Co—10 pesos
Powdreli <fc Alexander
Prairie
Feb
2ft
'J,400
—
8%
common
Products
Rico
10
16%
38,700
1
—
8
common
Scale
Mining
Poloron
260
75
I0c
Lake
Jan
1,200
3 %
8
II3
common—3
8%
j
Railways Co.—
Valley Wine Co—
Pleasant
Jan
1
98.000
1
Corp
Governor
92%
98:i
97 %
11%
Phillips Packing Co
Pioneer Gold Mines
91 %
96%
—2
Minerals..——
Aircraft
98
Jan
Jaa
16%
400
1,000
Publications—
California
4.88%
Jan
18%
Inc
Oil
9
13.a
common——
original
Jam
Jan
18%
1
Corp common—.
Penn
5%
1%
7%
18%
Canada
—__2
Phillips Screw Co—
Plasecki
Jan
Jan
84
105% 106%
——1.
Philippine Long Dist
21%
b6%
30
South
19
Jan
7%
preferred
Corp
Manufacturing
Southern
20% Mar
Feb
9
Ltd—^
Electronics
Coast
Jan
lft
7%
10c
Inc
(Howard)
South
%
8%
—
Pattern
Airways
18%
.20c
20c
Shares—:
Ltd
Jan
% Mar
18%
t
Precision
Mines
Jan
9% Mar
7%
——
—
Factors Corp
Forgings Corp
Industries Inc
—
,
(The)
&
100
170
10%
10%
2
Co.——
Oils
22 Vb
96
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass),—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian
Jan
90%
1
—
Corp
Canada
25%
96%
%
22
96
—
1
Ltd
of
Jan
20
lc
—
Patino
Penn
Jan
24
2 %
1 Bol
——
Parkersburg-Aelna
26%
Jan
19%
*
Amer shares
Corp
Park Chemical Company
Jan
22%
90
100
———
A)
Jan
23 %
100
2%
Motors
27%
100
500
23%
19%
2 Bol
vtc
Jan
25%
1
(C A|
27%
25
1
& Light 5%
pfd
Tubes common
Petroleum
x98%
xl06%
—*
—
—
Jan
23 %
x()0%
*
.*
-
Ltd—
Pancoastal
Paramount
22%
x96%
25
Power
Page-Hersey
.
preferred——*
preferred
pfd
div
conv
25%
24%
24%
preferred
preferred
preferred
28%
25 %
25
preferred-
1st
cum
Jan
26
1st
$4.50
32%
26
redeemable
dividend
Jan
26%
28%
redeemable
Lighting
30%
25%
4.80%
4.36%
1.400
26%
—
4.50%
$4.40
32%
32
32%
33,700
1
3%
Manufacturing Co—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—•
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skiatron
1ft
1%
_1
Petroleuln
Simplicity
Slick
21
Power-
of
Simpson's
Jan
Feb
Jan
15%
Singer
3%
Jan
20%
—*
common-
convertible
Jan
100
—
Ltd
Lighting
Jan
21%
.100
———100
American
92
21 %
II5
America
Simmons-Boardman
$3
11%
Feb
.
1
—
—:
Creek
Silvray
Jan
8
..
8%
Sonotone
25
———,—-25
1st preferred
—-——-—25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
Pacific
B
Silver-Miller
Soss
1st pfd
5%
1st
of
Breweries
Simca
8%
1
Inc
Siboney-Caribbean
Co
100
50c
—
preferred
Corp
Sicks
1,400
—
common
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
9%
9%
1
—;
&
19%
9%
common.
Sherwin-Williams
High
16% Mar
series.20
Ltd
Co
Inc
Water
3,200
9%
Airlines
Products
17
series_20
Shattuck Denn Mining
25%
P
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5Vz'k
common
Oil
16%
1
Inc_^_—_i
Leather
Smith
5%
Co
Servomechanisms
Jan
3%
Jan. I
L°W
20
series
Corp General.
See man
Feb
1,000
Range Sine,-
High
25c
Securities
Mar
14
9%
Co
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America-
24
200
Shares
Co—
5%
Western
80
1,100
V,
Prices
o
Electric
preferred
Seaboard
12
''
3%
1
Gas &
Scurry-Rainbow
Jan
4% Mar
100
Xl2%
4%
Jan
Jan
.
1
Electric Corp—
2%
78%
2
78
—1
—
ft
76 %
7
—
Securities
99%
70
2
90c
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.. 10s
Overseas
Jan
61
common
cumulative
3%
14 %
——
Company
Town
40c
Feb
61 %
common
preferred———100
Ltd
Oils
Okonite
B
2%
•
—
class
Co
1,700
1
__50c
Company—
Brass
2.50
—-
-
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Silver
Ogden Corp common
Inc
Cumulative preferred 4%3>
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.—
Scullin
16%
Milling Co Ltd
Cumulative
Silex
3
2%
for Week
of
Lou;
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
o
Oil
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Corp Ltd common
balem-Brosius
San
Class
Oceanic
Week's
Last
Stock
far
Jan
"2 %
,
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast
1%
47%
69
—-----:—10
—
Feb
38% Mar
66
2 'n
Cement class A——10
American
North
Jan
8,200
87%
5
—
Norfolk Southern Railway—.
ft Jan
2%
700
50c
,
Jan
136% Mar
12%
—,1
Inc——
Jan
74,500
American
Jan
2%
Mar
1%
1%
,
15
Jan
Feb
1%
*
U
Feb
15%
—1
Mines
Lites
Noma
2
131%
%
1%
2U
MARCH
STOCKS
2i9«
Feb
1%
40%
09
10.4
4
-10
10
Ltd
Mines
Rim
Nipissing
U Mar
Hi!
1,650
1%
--
ENDED
High
2,500
18
•
common
Honduras Rosario—
Merchandise
York
New
Co
/a
1%
1
Oils...-
Superior
New
820
1.4
1 /»
comnfon————ftv
Co
4,200
38%
-1
Mining Co_.—_—I—
23 a
135%
2 u
1%
Pacific Coal
Park
6,400
39/b
16%
Mexico. & Arizona Land——1
& Oils Ltd
—-20c
New
New
17.600
ui
Zinc——-————-25c
New
13
1%
1%
50c convertible
New
Low
2 iV
135
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
il
%/8
FOR
Friday
Shares
113
J*
--1
40c
50c
Bristol Oils Ltd
New
RANGE
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
American
Sales
Unexcelled
Chemical Corp
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co
of
United
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
United
Cuban
United
Elastic
United
Milk
of
Corp
Products
1,400
600
5% Mar
76
8%
22%
Feb
5 %
5%
6%
4.300
6 iV»
6
6ft
12.3O0
6
1
1%
18.100
1
Mar
32
^—
common
a
,'_5
*
4%
33
4%
5%
24 3
30 "
Feb
100
4%
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
400
Jan
,
Jan
7%
Feb
11
10c
Feb
9%
Feb
1
v
—
Jan
7
Jan
66
common—50c
Corp
Inc
5%
74
20
Omaha
Products
Oil
T*11-.
74
*
4
Co
Yards
5 ft,
52
5
Canada
Jan
1%
Jan
33%
Jan
5
—Jan
.
Number 5621
185
Volume
.
.
(1305)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
American
Exchange
Stock
Week's
MARCH
ENDED
Range
of Prices
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Amer
Profit
Sharing
1'0%
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
Foil
8
States
United
Stores
Corp
common—
Corp
American
Universal
10%
1%
3614
234
33%
4%
7%
2
51
1
1
50c
1
25c
Corp__
Vitamin
i
Corp
Universal
Universal
(The;
10
14
15
2
Oil
Consolidated
Corp
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
Co
43
3514 35%
10% 10%
1%
1%
34% 37%
2%
2%
30% 34%
4%
4%
71s
8%
14
2
43
3514
Co
Reclaiming
United
Unitronics
—
—1
B
class
Rubber
8
Feb
1%
Jan
10% Mar
14V*
Jan
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
35
common
Jan
37
Feb
12%
Jan
2%
41%
Feb
4
Jan
„
16%
Jan
Jan
Feb
9
Jan
6,300
4%
5%
1,000
131
Germany—
52
70%
70'%
May-Nou
*53
54
54
*65
6%s
May-Nou
(Plan
stamped
$160
..Mar-Sept
2008
2%s
A)
*53
Feb-Aug
;
I—.
1949
6%s stamped 1958
(Peru)
59%
Peru
tissue
of
May
(Republic
of)
*65
$52%
101%
101%
$99% 102
53
53
49%
51
40
55%
40
—
fund 3s Jan
Sinking
1947
1927)
49
50%
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
1997
1
Va
21
50%
2% Mar
55%
Jan
17%
Feb
3,200
24%
Jan
15%
Feb
29%
Jan
31% Mar
20%
Jan
25%
Jan
4% Mar
5 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
—
—
155
111%
*133
Afay-Nov
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2V8s 2008—.Mar-Sept
%
48
800
High
126
155
52
(Prov)
City
A 7s
1%
6
51%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
34% Mar
.4%
155
Range Since
Bold
High
155
June-Dec
redeemed
(20%
Maranhao
Jan
27%
Feb-Aug
1947
Honda
Friday's
or
Bid A Asked
*71'
ALima
3% Mar
Jan
7s
1947
6s
(City of)
1939
7s
AHanover
Feb
Feb
2
Exchange
Munic
Cons
secured
f
A Hanover
Jan
Jan
1
34%
22,500
700
13,300
800
13,300
4,800
2314
1614
208
10% Mar
100
8,200
50%
15%
23%
5
5
Sugar
150
5
■
Jan
1%
2,100
50
13,700
1%
10%
45%
Feb
200
20
206
1%
10%
—
1
10c
Specialties common
U S Air Conditioning Corp
U
205
—
25
!
>.
United
U
..
25
10
25
common
Preferred
i3o
Jan
5A
10s
100
Canal_i
NJRR&
United
Bale Price
Low
AS
registered-
dep rets ord
United
Last
Period
High
Loiv
Ltd—
Co
Internet
Stock
American
A German
Molasses
WtwPi Range
BONDS
High
Low
Par
United
15
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Friday
Rio
de
Janeiro
stmpd
(Plan
A)
2s
40
$39
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-lntereat.
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not Included
in
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included In year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
{Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
•No
value,
par
transaction
Deferred delivery
a
ABonds
being traded flat.
IReported in receivership.
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.
Abbreviations
Corp common
convertible
preferred
$4
20
39
1,200
35%
900
2%
83
Jan
41
Jan
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
Mar
125%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Mar
50
5
5%
1.600
4%
5%
5%
5%
1,900
5% Mar
7%
Jan
11%
9
11%
11
Corp
Silver-Lead
2
x80
119% 119%
~5Va
_2
Coke Co__
3 1
3%
_1
—
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan
80
37%
_1
Corporation
4% Mar
80
39
3%
Petroleuhi
Venezuelan
1.000
5
80
_•
r
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrantsVinco
5%
4%
_1
_5
Val.spar
J
300
11%
Feb
13%
6 Va
5%
Feb
7 Va
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
11,500
Jan
12
5%
6
119
Below
listed
the
are
the New
on
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondn
Yoyk Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
w
Waitt
preferred
cumulative
$2
Webb
Watch Co
&
Webster
West
Utilities
Western
Stockholders
dep
Inc
(R
Amer
15
100%
Feb
Jan
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
roads
Oil
Feb
32%
Jan
1 %
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
lT'a
Jan
1303e 131%
360
86%
200
5%
Feb
200
126 %
Jan
%
A
7,500
Va
35%
36%
750
25
25
100
5%
%
;
36%
4% %
Jan
68
14
3%
3%
—
90.47
90.07
90.29
92.79
39.92
90.33
90.46
90.87
142.92
71.19
167.11
92.33
89.92
90.37
90.51
90.90
143.21
71.41
167.57
93.00
90.00
90.39
90.56
90.8
Over-fhe-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
(-35 Stocks)
Compiled by
Tues.
86 82
3
Jan
Wed.
10
Jan
Thurs.
23%
Jan
Fri.
Jan
4%
12%
Jan
Jan
1,500
Mar.
Mar.
2%
Feb
4%
25
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
10
96%
Feb
99
Jan
15
15%
3,500
11%.
Jan
15% Mar
16%
16%
200
16%
Feb
16%
Jan
x70 %
74%
900
69%
Feb
79%
Jan
5%
1%
1%
5,900
~lf6 "Feb3"'
15%
1%
13%
16%
2.000
15% Mar
Period
Exchange
Stock
Last
Sale Price
*
"iW '-JAn
18Va
Jan
Pump 4s inc
&
or
Hid & Asked
High
90%
—Jan-July
Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1993
Alst mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Chicago
—
«,>
5s
New
England
Power
Composite —
Manufacturing
A 1st
6%s
due
Ohio
mortgage
1st
3%s
3s 1971
1968
—
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
:
1970
<
3s
Service Electric
series
E
series
3%s
40,
86
1
103%
102
53%
55
283.7
+ 0.2
Trade,
+ 1.9
347.0
—0 4
383.2
Finance
and
Service
Mining
Transactions at the New York Stock
Shares
Tues.
Mar, 12—,
Wed.
Mar. 13
1,846,920
Mar. 14_
1,583,540
Fri.
Mar. 15——
1,604,310
rl02%
8.288,190
100
a*.—
3
—
95%
(Germany)
ABaden
Central
A 6s
A 6s
7s
series
series
93
92%
92
1
136
128
90
—
81
95%
1
96
33
*85
100
86
86
*83
90
94 Va
95 %
*90
81
84
91%
1951
&
Waterways
Banks—
Feb-Aug
—April-Ocf
-
6%s
1952
Jan-July
120
—3.039,700
3,802,500
$693,500
818,095.20?
1
—.
—
—
93
•*
91%
72
72
—
89
Railroad and Industrial
Total
93
72
77
25
100%
Stocks
102 %
100
1
100
101
Mon.
Tues.
Mar. 12
Jan. 1
Mar. 15_
S52.00SJ
30,000
65,000
30,000
5,000
1,140,360
26,000
46,000
14,000
3,000
43,000
1,000
5,000
52,000
38,000
4,000
15,000
57,000
$171,000
$30,000
$68,000
$269,000
4.334,165
of
Shares
"
105
120
91
1956
Foreign government
Foreigp corporate
23%
Total.
15
1956
4,334,165
6,552,910
43,986,698
45,711,14?
$171,000
$329,000
$2,435,000
$2,727,000
30,000
1,113,000
440,000
68,000
23,000
414,000
2,720,000
459,000
$269,000
$1,465,000
$3,289,000
$5,906,0001
100
21%
Jan. 1 to Mar.
1957
Bonds
Domestic
190
23%
Stocks—No.
Bonds
$15,000
-779,520
Mar. 14
High
Total
Bonds
905,425
Mar. 13—
Range Since
Low
Foreign
Corporate
$6,000
Week Ended Mar. 15
Bold
NO.
Bonds
$31,000
1957
Bond*
Government
787,560
wed.
Week'* Rang*
*96
23%
Bonds
721,300
Mar. 11
Municipalities
120
Foreign
Domestic
of
Shares)
77
73
102%
120
$238,067,30^
(Number
96%
101%
High
$211,525,150
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
4
Asked
$29,012,500
11,785.400
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
91
88%
1
38
Kid &
17,401,700
$18,025,200
Foreign
95%
%
Friday's
$112,000
226,169,900
$35,000
Bank
98
102 %
or
40,000
27,175,000
9,151,850
202,298,300
Bonds
International
90%
94%
75
$39,000
1,798,500
Shares.
U. S. Government
97%
89%
*96
75
1956
128,480,963
$693,500
of
90
97%
96
-
11
102% 103%
1957
104,777,541
82
2
95%
1956
15,427,675
86
80
90%
—
911%
86
88
—
Jan. 1 to Mar. 15
Week Ended Mar. 15
8,288,190
97%
__
90 %
*167
Jan-July
1951
1952
A
B
Port
8ale Price
152,500
1957
94%
91
97
Low
Bk of German State & Prov
ADanzig
Last
Period
4,016,000
133,000
87
Total-
Interest
3,516.000
123,000
98%
82
Fri.
Friday
Sales
$3,721,000:
121,000
$17,401,700
Thurs.
Foreign Governments and
Bond
Bonds
98%
100
75%
Total
Government
$164,000
3,650,000
103%
Mar. 11
Mon.
United States
Bonds
Bonds
94
97
97
97
*97 %
—;
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
and Miscel.
98%
*87 %
95%
-326.-3
Foreign
Railroad
Stocks
Number of
102 Va
*96%
—
151.6
274.8
■
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
86%
98
*90
86
287.0
325.5
345.6
425.2,
...'to-T
161.5
276.1
91
96
81
95 %
353.0
158.4
86
8
*80
__
500.8
3G9.4
437 6
+
•
434.9
h
0.2
+12
385.8
-
1,650,480
1,602,940
22
*90
1981
California Gas
Exchange
386.6.'
440.3 a
$3,557,000
3,395,000
3,893,000
2,906,700
22.
131% 131 %
—Feb-Aug
Stock
398.6
287.9
117
103
98%
*94 %
& Gas Co 6s
BONDS
319.0
468.6
281.4
Stocks—No.
G
American
366.2
+ 03
158.7
„—
95
98 %
*87
1979-^
F
series
92
*99% 103
97
.-Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Southern
3%s 1970
April-Ocf
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif.) 3s 1971—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963—
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Dec
West Penn Traction
5s 1960
June-Aug
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
i
Feb-Aup
3s
54
+ 0.7
411.3'
Utility
Total-.
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
1978
54
3
.ybi
326.3
414.5
!•>•
Goods
58%
98
1998—Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Nou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3Vas series A 1973
—Jan-July
3s series B 1973
Feb-Aug
2%s series C 1S76
Feb-Aug
3Vsfi series D 1976—
Feb-Aug
Public
10
Low
328.5
_
05V*
98 %
Jan-July
Ian-July
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
1953 extended to 1963
1st mortgage
3%$
102
Electric
Power
104
1956-1957-
Hlgh
Change
—0.3
90%
86 Va
61 %
11
62
60
*53
Mar. 1, '57
8, '57
Thurs.
debentures 1976—Jan-July
3%s 1961
May-Nou
Power Co Ltd—
mortgage 6%s 1953
81
86%
86
subord
convertible
Nippon
185%
prices of the common
97%
88%
~4
91%
April-Oct
Valley RR 4%
1963—
National Research Corp—
78.87 Jan 23
Percent
123 Va
95
90%
103
—
High
91%
17
296
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967-—-Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
.Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% Hq tx ctfs__
Midland
Low
57%
52
58%
89%
61%
May-Nov
—..—May
Mar-Sept
Low
NO.
121»/»
96%
*127%
.
Bold
58%
96%
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970.—--—June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug
1 1998—,
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
June-Dec
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
Friday'*
*57
June-Dec
debs 1994
3
94.00 AUg
High
stocks for the week ended March 8, 1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Transportation
Week'* Range
Low
AArner Steel
15
87.71
87.73
14—
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing
Durable
Friday
BONDS
Range for 1956
87.27
13
Mar.
Interest
Low
Feb
——5s
10c
High
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Jan
14%
99
Non-Durable- Goods
American
12___
Mar.
8V4 Mar
3
Mar.
26Va Mar
5%
5,V Feb
71%
13
Jan
10% Mar
22%
570
14%
15%
14
85.25 Feb
Jan
Jan
99
2%
for 1957
90.19 Jan
Range
86.86
Jan
1.000
25%
2(4
14,a
10%
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
National
Closing
Date—
38
7.000
11
24%
7® 8
90.84
89.99
92.79
166.27
Jan
8
10%
2o
7%
90.23
92.60
166.00
473.93
.
166.65
70.69
Feb
3%
90.89
70.98
Feb
9%
700
3.100
90.29
70.74
Jan
2
40
Bonds
141.80
29%
Jan
22
~~
ities
Jan
36%
9%
Rails
141.96
Feb
40Vi
200
9%
Rails
142.72
Jan
Feb
10.300
2
9
preference ————— ——£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
"
Corp
V4
Feb
23%
2%
2
trials
472.53
—
Jan
7 Va
35
36% x37%
Util¬
Stocks
ities
Mon. Mar, 11—
.—1
—2
8
dep rets ord reg
13
Maxch
Grade
469.50
12
Maich
Grade
470.31
11
March
10
Indus¬
471.63
8
March
137% Mar
54
100
pfd
Match
Total
Second
65
,
Jan
90
Jan
5%
134% 137 %
Date
10
First
Jan
2%
Feb
2
1C
10
Total
Feb
20
Jan
1S%
1,200
Jan
135%
Feb
130%
300
20
2%
---
1
5
10
1
1
Industries
common
Ltd—
Petroleum
25%
30.500
6%
Zapata
1.700
'4
13 4
134%
1
Co
W)
Jan
19,400
i
1%
25
Petroleum
(F
17
13,
1%
5%
1
10c
common.,——
Lt
Feb
27%
X26%
20
——-—,—-——25
&
Pwr
27
l%
Is
Co
Jan
3 Va
15%
*
20
10
com
104
2% Mar
400
2
shares
Newspaper
Machine—
Woodall Industries Inc——
Woodley
20
Ltd—
Wood
Wooiworth
30
Corp—
&
C)
Brothers
Wisconsin
Jan
Corp
preferred
5%
4%
common
Oil
River
(The)
Wilson
Jan
•
Stationery
&
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
4%
preferred—
conv
Wickes
300
Inc
Stores
Wichita
438
Coal
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat
5%%
43»
1st pfd—100
Invest
ord
rets
Tablet
Westmoreland
White
Jan
Ltd—c
Maryland Ry 7%
Westmoreland
pfd
4.40%
Leaseholds
Western
Western
6%
5
1.25
100
(Del;
Inc
Manufacturing
Amer
Jan
1%
131%
preference—
Investors
Texas
3%
10c
•
Wentworth
Western
100
—1
common
Inc
Knapp
series
$6
Inc
Tiernan
&
Wallace
Waltham
3%
1
30
1
Inc
Bond
&
3%
*
100
ctfs ext
Baking voting
preferred
Wagner
7%
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
•
Co
Aircraft
Waco
fa
(1306)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
American
Motors
Corp—_
i
_*
American
Sugar
Tel
Tel—
Boston
Boston &
Eastern
RR
50%
common.—.—100
Co.
Gas
Fuel
&
Shares
6%
3,086
5%
175% 178 %
50 %
Assoc
5
114'/4
Feb
122%
170%
Jan
Feb
51%
1,664
General
10J'.
Inc—
Co
8
Electric
60
423
58
Mar
68%
Kennecott
Maine
Coal
Co.—
35%
National
Service
England
N
Tel
Northern
Glin
RR
(N
Shawmut
Webster
Twist
United
S
U
S
Smelt,
Waldoif
Feb
52
58%
480
54
Jan
55%
44
Feb
52 Va
102 Va
Fed
123%
131
118
12%
45
12'/a
8c
16%
75
10c
16%
116
Mar
12
632
Feb
13
Jan
12C
Jan
17 Va
134% 135%
201
132
Jan
40
88
Feb
90
45%
90
91
Feb
46%
189
42%
Feb
50'/a
757
20
Feb
22%
Friday
Jan
20%
Jan
27
2
1
22
21
26%
Jan
27%
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
35
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
Allen Electric
22
240
21% Mar
23%
Jan
Amer
25%
Par
Metal
39%
192
36
Feb
39%
Jan
Baldwin
17%
156
17%
Feb
20 Va
Jan
Lohn
———8
25%
25%
180
31%
—5
32%
403
25 Va
Feb
Products
Rubber
Aluminum
27%
Jan
32 Va
Jan
Brown
44
Jan
47%
Jan
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
Budd Company
Chrysler Corp
McLaren
39%
Feb
49
Jan
Consolidated
1
53%
P'eb
63%
Jan
13%
Jan
14
Feb
52'A
Feb
58
Jan
55%
250
Rights
Friday
STOCKS
East
Sale Price
Par
0
„
128%
25
25
340
23
23
8.50
Mar
10
35%
Drug
common—
*
-
Kahn
E
&
8%
preferred
Randall
U
S
(new)
_
"B"
Rapid*
;
Allied
—
—,
—
Steel
Cities
Steel
Corn
1
Du
J
'
'
Light
L)
:
Oil
America
class
B
—
Socony Mobil
Southern
Southern
Co
3
(Indiana)
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray
Carbide
S
S
Steel
25
7
10
_1
7'/a
59%
Feb
70
64'/a
Jan
58
Feb
3 %
Feb
4% Mar
21%
19
21%
1,161
17%
Feb
19% Mar
5%
250
5 %
Jan
6%
Feb
29% Mar
32%
Jan
5%
5%
29%
„
30
1%
—
25%
25%
1%
7%
600
1'%
Feb
1%
Feb
1,356
26
7%
1%
457
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
7 %
Jan
189
7
1% Mar
Feb
18
18
100
17%
Feb
2
—
Jan
2%
2
100
2
Jan
2
Jan
3
3
100
3
Feb
3%
Jan
280
27
Feb
28% Mar
Feb
48 Va
Feb
24% Mar
—
28%
28%
46%
819
42
24%
100
23
10%
1,080
—1
10
Jan
14%
210
9%
———1
1%
250
3
24%
10
4
__
10%
4
10
2%
—
2%
28
28
11%
11
11%
—
18%
18'%
__
18Va
18%
4%
4%'
8
__
20 Va
Jan
Jan
11
Feb
4
Mar
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
400
2%
Jan
2%
26%
Feb
28%
Jan
1,722
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
300
]8
216
18 Va
566
935
8
%
Jan
Feb
20
Jan
Mar
20%
Jan
4
Va Mar
4%
Jan
7
Feb
7%
445
6%
14%
15%
1,636
13%
1%
—
Jan
325
7%
—
15%
fan
3
270
—
—
Va
8%
17% Mar
200
10%
1%
1,600
Midwest Stock
A
Jan
29
42% Mar
173/a
42
103
% Mar
1G%
Feb
18
Fob
Feb
1% Mar
8
Mar
Jan
8
15% Mar
1%
Jan
30%
155
29%
Jan
29 %
5
31%
Feb
42
46%
59%
178%
10
68 %
29% Mar
40%
Feb
46%
52
42%
Feb
49
110
57%
Feb
67
3
31%
Feb
130
54%
%
Jan
Jan
192%
ppp
28%
Jan
STOCKS
Par
Abbott
Laboratories
38
Jan
Mar
Admiral Corp
:—
.Advanced Aluminum Castings
30%
Jan
Jan
59% Mar
Paramount Theatres
American
Investment
31
30%
American
Machine
18%
45
18% Mar
American
Motors
40%
19 %
Feb
30
39% Mar
American
Rad
45
%
Jan
American
Tel
36%
Jan
American
Tobacco
33% Mar
American
Viscose
18%
39%
35%
35%
74
34%
33
33%
61
33
52%
52%
37%
38%
27
27
111% 111%
10
48%
Jan
Mar
Feb
52% Mar
American
Can
Amefiean
Cyanamid
Amurex
Oil
1
50
20
48 %
Feb
51 %
Jan
20
Feb
22%
Jan
19%
Jan
Anaconda
Armco
22 % Mar
46%
46%
15
44 %
Feb
39
53
39
Jan
60
38'/a
Feb
46%
Jan
$1.50
&
class
Corn
Co
110
32%
Feb
35 %
Jan
36
48%
Feb
Automatic
58%
Feb
65
Avco
55%
Jan
57%
Feb
190
26%
Feb
29%
Jan
Washer
48
55%
Jan
Jan
22%
Eastian-Blessing
Feb
42
Mar
Bearings
45%
Feb
Belden
Manufacturing
Bendix
Aviation
21% Mar
21 %
Mar
Feb
61%
Jan
53%
Feb
59%
51%
Jan
67
47%
Feb
57 %
7%
23%
7%
23%
110
20
6%
Jan
24%
16%
177%
75%
2>
Jan
Jan
<10
Feb
43
76' 5
1.200
66%
Feb
76% Mar
15%
400
15%
Jan
36 %
200
31%
Feb
12.800
5%
Jan
8
17%
2,200
16 %
Feb
18
176%
177%
1,200
170%
Jan
75%
76%
500
72%
Feb
78%
800
31 %
Feb
37% Jan
67
a
8
Mar
15% Mar
36%
Jan
Mar
Jan
179% Mar
Jan
34
31
5%
5 "2
300
62%
60%
62 >2
1,200
57%
Feb
72%
Jan
52%
54%
300
51 %
Feb
64%
Jan
5
15%
15%
800
13 Vt
Feb
I6V2
Jan
5
...
34 "4
1
16%
8
28%
28 7
23%
2 4' it
16%
a
4% Mar
5% Mar
100
16 %
Feb
18%
Jan
100
28 7
a
Feb
29%
Jan
700
23%
Feb
26%
Jan
Co
10 3 a
1,700
IOV4 Mar
10% Mar
16%
1,400
14%
Jan
16% Mar
4)%
45%
900
41%
Feb
47%
%
6%
13
12%
50c
Co
New common
8
Jan
Binks
Feb
27%
Jan
Feb
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg (George W) Corp....
Manufacturing Co
18%
19%
37
18
F£b
19%
Feb
58%
70
58
Mar
Eorg-Warner Corp
72%
Jan
Brach
—
(E J)
1
10,700
6-'a
12%
13
73
3%
1,700
%
C
700
34
12%
100
3 12
67
200
1%
Jan
7
Jan
Feb
Feb
3*/» Mar
200
33 V2
8
58%
100
59% Mar
1 %
900
42'a
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
58 3
*
8
2
34
5
i
Feb
23%
%
6!
72
3%
10
Corp
58
45 Va
8
Inc
Sons
10'A
15%
3
(Un)
101 %
&
17%
10
Eenguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)—
...
5
1.50
52
113% Jan
Feb
1.200
*
4
25
_
21 Va
Jan
:10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
21
51 %
400
25
preferred
Co
40
80
24
10
Manufacturing Corp
35
72
34%
Feb
7%
50
—
133
205
Feb
18%
10
2nd
22
57%
Feb
32%
1,700
36%
common..
common.
42
52
26
1.000
18%
15%
(Uni
A
21%
21%
9% Feb
34% Mar
33
74%
(Un)
42
56%
Feb
18%
33 %
(Un)
Refining Co
33%
57
50%
San
5% preferred 'I—
Athcy Products Corp
50%
51 %
13,550
8
Jan
Topeka <fe Santa Fe—
33%
21%
34%
200
32%
43
(Un)
(111)
Common
Atlantic
Feb
29%
23%
...——
convertible
Atchison
50%
52 %
34%
8 %
42%
Co
Corp
Company
Steel
56%
27%
Stand
Tel
Ashland Oil & Refining common
21%
27%
&
Armour
20%
8
8
—5
Jan
21%
Jan
T-Ji
Jan
20%
14%
-l.
112%
32
10% Mar
—10
Jan
Feb
200
23
(111)
38% Mar
28%
11
.100
Co
27%
5
Jan
11
42%
Co._l
Jan
50%
38 V2
23%
&
Feb
30%
40%
Feb
—1
36%
Feb
Feb
32%
.12.50
Foundry
Corn..
&
Co
(Un)
(Un)„
24%
50%
52 %
Co
85
100%
37V2
1
-10
4
High
800
500
Broadcasting
Jan
32% Mar
LOW
40
32%
"
<
American
Jan
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32 %
.—5
fUn)
44
Jan
Shares
39%
1
—
Airlines
38%
59%
for Week
Low
Manufacturing—.—10
American
59% Mar
Mar
Allied Laboratories
Chalmers
Sal*s
Range
5
Acme Steel Co..
Allis
Week's
of Prices
—10
—
Feb
58
East
Sale Price
—
177% Mar
51
120
Friday
Jan
29% Mar
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Jan
3
Feb
19%
1,004
45%
1
Jan
Feb
__
4%
9%
—_5
Jan
58%
110
1
%
42%
*
16%
For footnotes see
page 46.
4
76% Mar
Mar
36 %
7%
Feb
4%
.
24%
1
52%
1
2%
46%
——1
Wayne Screw
38%
__
Jan
1
-1
93
567/„
J%
—*
.-
658
—
600
._2%
—
B
32%
Shoe
U
Jan
class
36%
__
——10
—_—
Inc
40%
__
U
5%
Products
32%
„
2
—
Manufacturing common—...— 1
Sherman
36%
__
Jan
2
__
common
39%
__
Jan
4%
.1
—2
40%
»
Jan
43%
—_—.—1
W)—
15
33%
8%
Feb
Jan
500
Rockwell Spring & Axle..c
Rudy Manufacturing
381
__
Feb
3%
1%
_5
56%
'
7%
38%
140
16%
—...
58%
__
340
10,391
1%
common
Jan
3%
40
2%
»
Dillon
7%
Jan
58% Mar
24
3%
16%
1
Co
55%
__
Feo
—
—
58
__
Jan
19%
Jan
85
59%
__
54%
3,013
4% Mar
21%
Jan
35
58%
__
3,211
21%
17% Mar
Jan
18%
76%
•
50c
Standard Oil (N J)
Standard Oil of Ohio
Union
65%
Feb
62%
38
__
58%
49% Mar
29%
10
5
Ry
Oil
72%
Feb
46
28%
*
57%
21
—1
Brewing
(H
Jan
—
common
56%
10
15
Rand
Standard
Feb
16%
45
59%
*
;
Tobacco
Roebuck
Sperry
58
51%
50
41% Mar
36%
__
Reynolds
120
25
•
Corp of
Republic Steel
Feb
47%
178 %
i
Radio
77%
05
28%
__
——1
——1
Prophet Co
Rickel
39%
Feb
21%
__
—10
Peninsular Metal Products
Pfeiffer
Jan
3%
——3
Metal
&
37%
Co—_——1
Products
Rustproof
8,005
58%
-_1
Refineries
Davis
39%
165
——1
—
Jan
Jan
7%
1
49 %
7%
2,300
—
10
17% Mar
14/64 Mar
Feb
4%
39%
Jan
6%
4
40
Feb
5
602
17%
1
—
.2
Murray Corporation
Parker
7
17%
—1.66%
...
Sugar
39%
4%
—
—
—
Standard Tube
30%
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5
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6%
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50
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300
4
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——
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47%
—
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Lead
76%,
Feb
6%
2
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Pure
Feb
41%
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Edison
Penn
Masco
Sheller
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Ohio
Jan
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39%
18% Mar
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York
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Feb
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New
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Jan
25
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Jan
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62
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Cash
38
76%
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Monsanto
Mar
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50%
Mar
25
—
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National
200
45
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Dynamics
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73%
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205
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18%
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Jan
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200
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
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13%
3%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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Federated
56
533
17%
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Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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60
8
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Curtiss-Wright
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Feb
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25
3
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So
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30
44
10
Service
&
35
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10
8%
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45
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Col
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Jan
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48%
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Jan
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47%
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American Telephone
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Anaconda
Avco
90
45%
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41%
48%
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American
28 % Mar
56%
—
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37%
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Feb
26%
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Jan
22%
18%
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16%
Jan
Jan
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100
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Feb
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Goebel Brewing
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Crystal
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25
8
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
for Week
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10
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20
.
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of Prices
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18Va
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Gar Wood
125
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Detroit Steel
3
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10
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198
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100
200
25
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16%
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Jan
59%
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Brewing
Carey Mfg
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53
Mar
Jan
116
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American Laundry
Baldwin Piano
Exchange
Ford
Jan
107% 110
1
Westinghouse Electric Corp
53
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20
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52%
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100
270
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&
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57
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Jan
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/
100
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40
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54
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60
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50
13
230
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Jan
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14
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34
39%
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21%
Jan
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28%
300
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Feb
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41%
—
109%
—
3%
—
3
39%
Jan
26
103%
Feb
200
41%
Jan
3%
1,200
15
150
45
12%
65 5 h
18%
14%
100
300
25%
11%
24%
44
2
Transamerlca
Trav-ler
3%
Jan
Union
United
Aircraft
26 %
Feb
Jan
200
31%
'8
41%
.900
39% Mar
X51%
52%
850
51%
30%
32%
33 5 8
5G0
20%
200
19 V.
13%
100
13 Va
19%
18
11%
11%
32%
32%
19
-
24 V2
Jan
27
Mar
24
1,100
22%
Feb
27%
35 %
36 'a
1,300
35%
Feb
42%
Jan
407a
100
40
Feb
44%
Jan
61%
1,100
34%
15%
Jan
Feb
Jan
United
States
55
Feb
61% Mar
100
32 V2
Feb
38%
15%
800
15
Feb
15% Mar
25
250
24%
Feb
27%
Jan
Jan
a
100
13 V.
Jan
13%
Jan
47%
400
42 %
Feb
48
Jan
38%
39
200
39
Mar
13 s
35%
Feb
l'.a
1%
300
IV.
Jan
1% Jan
1
27~u
28%
500
26%
Jan
28% Mar
110 Va 1107a
300
Feb
114% Jan
U
S
Rubber
.'an
U
S
(Un)
Co
28%
28%
101%
287
700
26 V2
Jan
28% Mar
52%
Feb
60%
I
52%
53%
200
74%
76
200
74% Mar
31 Va
600
31
31
31
1
7
7
(Uni..:
7
53 %
—4
5
Steel Corp.—
25%
*
10
5
Gypsum—
25% Mar
54%
500
Van Dorn Iron Works
28%
Feb
Co
Jan
7
Mar
40%
Feb
48%
Jan
57% Mar
73 Va
Jan
41 %
100
577a
59 Va
2,600
15
15
29%
29 Va
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
Wieboldt
46 3
Jan
Wisconsin
pfd
Bankshares Corp
Jan
Wisconsin
Electric
33% Mar
Wisconsin
Public
a
Stores
Feb
21%
Jan
Woolworth
15%
Jan
World
21
$4.25
Power
iUm
Service.—
(F Wi
Co
8%
55%
50
12
Jan
16% Mar
54%
9
100
2.600
Jan
30
Machine
Feb
12%
Jan
Yates-Amerlcan
31%
Jan
33 34
Feb
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co—
Jan
Jan
Jan
25%
Feb
26% Feb
80%
81
74
79
Jan
81
23%
22-%
23%
900
22 V.
Feb
31%
31%
500
30%
Feb
31%
Jan
22%
22%
22%
4 JO
21%
Jan
23
Jan
43%
<■
4374
400
42% Mar
31
31
10
10
'
—
30
31
Mar
11%
100
11% Mar
99% 100%
200
99 V. Mar
11%
5
*
57%
24
•
1
9%
Feb
200
10
Co.
8% Mar
1,400
Feb
Publishing
29%
52%
55%
25 %
12%
5
35% Mar
57%
8%
1
58% Jan
Feb
41(4
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Inc
Jan
Jan
52
15
*
Jan
42
300
58%
—
16%
6%
88%
Mar
Mar
45
Feb
Mar
Jan
46
13%
47%
—10
(Deli
10%
200
Jan
1,100
25
(Uni
Corp
Corporation
__.
:
Lines Inc
Air
Webcor
100
100
15%
Corp
of Calif
Oil
United
V/'algreen
19
-
Jan
43% Mar
Jan
28%
.
50
1
—
(Uni
Jan
59%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
13%
—
128 Va
&
Electric
62
20%
.1
Carbon
Carbide
Union
21%
55%
Feb
8%
48
X24%
—~1
2
...
(Un)
Corp
Union
68%
750
.
—
Corp
Jan.
Jan
64 %
250
35
iUm
Corp
Radio
18% Mar
100
19
39
—
Jan
Jan
15 Vb
60%
5
Co
Continental
Jan
65%
35
Edison
13%
11%
—
4
*
Jan
16
34%
15%
*
Co
Company
Feb
400
28%
52%
Jan
24 V.- Feb
59
53
Tool
United
25%
%
Jan
23:%
Feb
407a
.3.33 %
50c
—
Mar
Feb
23%
700
a
26 %
6%
Jan
45
38%
100
45
__
Feb
100
25
15
x25
—
38%
300
42
39% 39%
25% 25 a
106% 110 2
43*2 43 2
—
26%
———25
—
Producing
Inc
Power
Toledo
Tri
—
100
24
35%
Oil Co
....
(The)
Texas
Feb
Jan
%
49%
2G%
1
25
Sylvania Electric Products (Uni——7.50
107
11%
500
Mar
Jan
Jan
112
14% Feb
13
49%
5
Company
100
500
7%
_-l
Tool
14%
13
7%
7%
1
___
Machine
Mid Continent
&
Trane
4
i—10
a
Feb
26
102'» 105%
t
Mar
79
Corp
13
10
Corp.—
32
14%
13
1
Corp..
Furniture
20
_*
*
...5
Corp
Container
Stone
1
*
—*
46.-
26 lA
400
16%
25% Mar
Portland Cement
VoT
700
46%
x50 %
150
25
•.
Jan
277/8
45%
of America (Un)
Manufacturing Co———5
Steel Corp (Un)——
—10
300
7
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Elanke Co
.
Ml-^elberrvs Fnnr» products
Middle South Utilities
Jan
Jan
44%
38-%
Corp
Raytheon
3.300
_1
15
Merck & Co——J
16%c
Merritt Chapman &: Scott (Un)_—12.53
Medusa
51%
Feb
13%
36
—5
Feb
2
——"
Marquette Cement Manufacturing
Martin (Glenn L> Co (Un)
Feb
36
38%
5
Co
36%
17%
*
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky)
48%
500
38%
0
Indiana
(Un)
4%
4
Chemical Co common
850
13 %
of
Co
Oats
Oil
Pure
—3
Corp
Service
Public
2%
25
Libbv McNeil & Libby
50%
37%
52%
26%
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common.
50
43%
4%
*
8.75
*
—5
preferred
Jan
20%
400
25%
33%c
A
77%
Mar
20 %
Feb
4^%
Co common
Mar
19
12 %
—10
50
Jan
*
10
Laclede Gas Co common
68
1,000
157b
34
300
—
300
19%
49%
108
14
Kimberly-Clark Corp
69 %
19
10%
100
33
(Un)
68%
63 7
400
13 7
Light (Un)__.
17% Mar
27
35%
32 %
City Power & Light
Kansas
Jan
45 %
120%
13%
com
Kansas
u
16%
467a
Feb
33
Shinkle Shoe
1,500
36%
.5
Co
2%
*
(Un)
Feb
17%
Mar
400
Laughlin Steel (Un)__
&
Kaiser
Tel
44
46
Petroleum
Phillips
10
—3.50
&
Power Co
Jan
17% Jan
16
7.50
Paper (Un)
39%
63
Jan
15
Ltd..
100
14 V« Mar
Co
&
26%
—*
International Nickel Co (Unt—
42
Jan
51% Feb
«% Mar
2
X67% xG7%
5
Co
Steamship
Jan
42
50%
17%
—1
——1.
18%
19
35%
—1
Indiana Steel Products Co
Feb
100
Sperry
117
——*
RR—,
17%
(Un)_„1
...
:
1
—
11,600
25
(Un)..
World Airways
1
10
.
177/a
...——6.25
Southwestern
120%
—
41% Jan
17%
35% Jan
38%
300
Feb
9%
Sash & Door common...
Huttig
Feb
Feb
47%
Feb
14%
Hupp Corp
37
58%
2%
7
—
28% Mar
200
147/a
25
300
—3
28
700
37'%
147a
3378
1,900
Inc
200
29%
45'a
Jan
9"'«
!—25
30%
28%
12% Jan
57%
Jan
15%
;
10% Feb
57%
Jan
1%
(G) Brewing Co
600
47%
29%
—.25
Heilman
11%
1
23%
9%
1
1
Jan
10%
%
.-12,50
100
15%
...—.——
39%
(Un)
500
;——1
Organ
Jan
Feb
Mar
37
300
Dodge Corp (Un)—
Corp
(Un)_—
33%
1
Corp
Hammond
112%
33%
68%
Standard
Gulf
Feb
350
38 Va
600
24%
is
3
Griesedieck Co
Feb
1%
(Un)„
Corp
Jan
100%
35 Va
17.%
Corp——5
RR
32 7
32%
%
6
24%
1
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical—.
Greyhound
73%
200
48
12.50
v
& Dock
Lakes Dredge
40%
100
34%
111% 111%
.
52% Mar
45
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16%
...—.
Stores
Gray
347/a Mar
27% Mar
Gas————7.50
Electric
&
Schwitzer
39%
74 1 it
»
—
Feb
Feb
—
Jan
61%
Feb
1.000
35 *a
5
30%
24%
»
—...
Chemical
(Charles)
Fhelps
South
•Goodyear Tire &
9% Jan
400
17Vb
1
Glass
Pennsylvania
Feb
Jan
5.800
44
Jail
13% Mar
4234
52 %
45
1
2%
52%
11/64 13-64
413t
80% Mar
55%
35
42%
Jan
Jan
700
40%
3431
——.——10
<Un>—_
Co
43 3
10
Co
Gillette (The> Co
Glidden
8%
24%
800
56 n k
43%
13 '64
10
—...
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
2,100
1378
59
x55%
35
5
---
Telephone Corp
5
57%
-
__
—-11.66%
Corp
Utilities
3,800
9%
Feb
73
500
2%
40%
*
...
80'8
13%
13%
—2
-1
General
Gerber
1
19%
1,300
21%
9%
2%
—
4
5.200
79'0
2%
80'a'
Transportation—2.50
__1
Corp
8
6
21%
21 %
—1
Candy
-
Feb
Jan
General
Public
Jan
8%
54%
Box
Motors
16
3,000
American
General
Jan
7% Mar
58 3 4
General
General
15%
500
Feb
350
77«
General
Foods
GOO
8
Jan
246
57%
...
Mar
8
600
400
Warrants
Process
7%
Fruehauf Trailer
-General
84%
20
f
16
15%
157a
8 V.
37%
—10
Co.,
Peabody Coal Co common
Pfizer
5834
Sales—
Corp
315
315
Va
34 V8
5
—
___.
Natural
American
Pan
Jan
18'8
5
Inc
Fox
5834
315
1
—.
...
Four-Wheel
700
Inc...5
Co
Dairies
1,300
18>8
*
Corp..
America
of
Motor
«
10
(Un).
Paper Corp
Jan
29%
.5
Jan
39 7
23 %
1%
—
5% Jan
26
Jan
23
39'-a
23'4
180%
24% Mar
Mar
59
—5
3% Feb
100
25
27%
28%
12
(Uni
Owens-Illinois
Mar
600
42
30
1
(Un)
de Nemours
Air Lines Inc.—
-Eastern
Eddy
1
2UO
40
Co—
Co
Co
Olin-Mathieson
23%
5
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc
4%
Feb
10
5
(Un)
Jan
11%
400
11.100
2
Mar
8
17%
1,300
10%
41*4
30
45
1,100
5
102 7
Mar
9/64 Mar
1,000
45''t
45
9 64
Feb
26
1.500
ftj
18%
.5
Chemical Co.
Dow
39% Mar
Feb
32
_10
(U11)—.
Ry
Manufacturing
Jan
—
Jan
48% Mar
36%
Jan
16% Mar
1'6 ■3 4
30
41V* Feb
100
38
_1
(Un)
Co__
Power
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v»
39%
10
36
200
34%
,
1
Corp
Gas
Pacific
Northern
3,200
—20
...
400
45%
27
1
Penn-Texas Corp common——.
Detroit
37% Jan
39%
8
'•
*
American
North
2,400
41%
.
34%
5
RR
North
17%
__1
Feb
18
Jan
30% Feb
27%
10
,
Manufacturing
Central
York
New
41%
27%
wL
5
Northwest Bancorporation
16%
"
16%
50
1,000
Jan
37%
25
—1
1
Co (Un)
(Un)
Co
Tile
17%
—
Mar
44%
4 %
%
<■
(Un)
Products
National Standard Co
4034
5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)__—
Jan
Feb
—
____
-68%
87% Mar
41 %
1,400
43'a
Jan
5«% Mar
5
:
America,
Co of
Cudahy Packing Co common
National
41
:
Container Corp of
Mar
250
64%
*
rights
77
88
27%-
~4
1
:
National
17',\
—..100
:
1
_
Cement Corp
Jan
400
17
...5
(Un)___.__
0
common
,-'——25
preferred
Consolidated
6%
Mar
8% Mar
39 %
—15
...
Columbia Gas System
-700
Feb
12 %
138
88
'—100
Electric Ilium...
Feb
60
42%
1
preferred
Cleveland
Jan
.
58%
42%
—
common
10
129
'
2,400
—10
%
Co
Service
56
Jan
77
77
A
Industries Inc__
Cylinder Gas.
Napco
Jan
37 %
73*4
.25
i~
35 %
Feb
40
11% 117s
138
138
7.%
814
Feb
337a
3,100
34%
34%
—
138
7%
...
20%
100
" 35
35
Co common
class
Convertible
National
'
"
Jan
39%
3
——
Jan
Muskegon Motors Specialties-
National
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
.
...
Mount Vernon
Feb
61%
Service.^.—10
Champlin Oil & Refin Co common—..1
__
Inc
6%
Jan
54%
Ward & Co
& Co (Un)
'(Philip.)
Jan
64%
'
15
Butler Brothers
7%
64 %
36
12.50
.
High
Low
300
•
10
_
_
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
0
(U11)—
Shares
7%
7%
Jans
38%
11%
Feb
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Co.
Jan
700
11%
19%
Feb
Brewing
Minneapolis
20%
17%
18%
5
;
2,
500
17%
11%
1
2,000
Par
High
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18%
——
15
STOCKS
Shares
High
2%
2%
20c
Works
Gear
MARCH
for Week
ol' Prices
Sale Price
ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOE
Friday-
Week's
Friday
Mar
23% Jan
45% Jan
32
Jan
13%
Jan
121
Jan
40
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.
.
.
Monday, March 18, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
FADED
MARCH
15
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock
Friday
Week's
Abbott
Laboratories
Admiral
Aeco
39%
39 3 4
Low
37%
11
220
87c
11,060
52%
53 7-4
930
39% Mar
10% Mar
71c
81c
10c
High
Feb
116
10%
!'*'
4.
Fairchild
Range Since Jan, 1
High
39%
■„—.5
Corp
Corp
Far
Shares
Low
Par
14%
Jan
62c
Feb
>0c
Fca
47%
Feb
537a Mar
■
Air Redaction Co
(Un
.•
>
!
Alaska
Gold
Juneau
Alleghany Corp
Artists
Allied
Chemical &
2%
100
6%
6 74
6%
110
474
4%
4 >,'4
100
86%
877-4
534
.10
—
Pictures
Allis-Chalmors
Corp
Dye Corp
Ml'g
Co
Petroleum
Amerada
2%
1
—„.l
Mining Co.
(Uni
Allied
(Uni-„-.18
*
—
Airlines
American
Bosch
American
Bdcast-Para Theatres
American
Can
Co
(Uni
Corp
.American
&
23%
23%
Jan
774
Feb
Feb
Feb
474 Mar
86% Mar
95%
Jan
Feb
34%
Feb
32%
109
120%
Feb
24
Jan
20%
Jan
25 74
Feb
(Uni.l
23
23
23 74
42 3 4
42%
42%
596
4074
Feb
4274 Mar
—LlO
7674
75
76%
1,352
68:%
Feb
79%
Jan
11%
1174
102
11
Feb
13%
16%
16%
467
1574
77a
8
4,648
<Un)
(Un)
5
24
Jan
,
Feb
5
Jan
16%
8
Airplane
&
Fliutkote
American
Smelting A:
Refining (Un)—*
American Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco
American
American
Viscose
Anaconda
(The»
Ford
Motor
Arkansas
Armour
Corp
Feb
(Un)
(Un)
Ashland Oil & Refining
Atch
Dry
Goods
■
5
1
179%
Mar
Feb
7774
Jfan
34
548
31
Feb
37
Jan
62%
1,932
57%
Feb
7274
Jan
227-4
575
20
Feb
54 7-4
854
52%
Feb
15%
1574
330
13%
16%
■
16%
316
16% Feb
307
1
100
3074 Mar
Feb
„_1
30%
.30%
10
23%
23 7 «
2474
3,048
2.<%
Feb
44%
44%
190
4374
Feb
10%
11
coin...
(Un)—
10
11
1
(Uni——
Mfg Corp
Jan
_—
.3
„
23%
Jan
65
Jan
':■/
—
5%
Jan
18
Jan
30*4 Mar
26%
Jaa
47
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
860
Jan
6
Baltimore
Bandini
Bell
Oil
Co
Bros
Aviation
Benguet
Cons
Bethlehem
Corp
(Un)—.13
(Unt
Juu
7
Jan
common
—5
;
(Unt
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Bishop Oil Co
Black
Cons
Mammoth
Blair
Holdings Corp
Blue
Min
—
Chica
Bond
Stores
Borden Co
Oil
—
Jan
21%
2,097
19%
Feb
24
Jan
General Dynamics Corp..—1
59%
Electric
General
General
General
Foods
General
Motors
General
Paint
1st
Co
Corp
Inc
(Un)_
Company
Feb
18'a
18%
150
17 Va
Jan
18*2 Mar
35%
35 %
281
11/64 13/64
8,183
Industries
Burroughs
of
Co
Cement
California
Ink
California
Packing
Canada
Canso
Natural
Canso
Oil
Gas
*
1%
1%
510
3,675
Northern
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Hancock
Co
class
A.:
Hoffman
Jdu
Holly
Development
Jan
22%
Feb
Holly
OH
Co
62%
Jan
Home
Oil
Co
Celanese Corp
11 7»i
11
11%
2,438
11
Feb
13%
Jan
13c
Jan
Hupp Corp
Mining Co
&
42%
270
38%
Feb
45 %
Jan
1,632
19 7 is
Feb
24%
Jan
Intex
18 >/4
Feb
20%
347
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38
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Jan
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Jan
7%
16%
(Un)
Products
59%
43%
Getty Oil Co common
Gillette
61%
40%
13/64
Gladden
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
15%
Utilities
Telephone
&
54%
52%
320
43%
Rights
Tire
2,552
1,870
67g
39%
..1%
,
Public
39%
56%
49%
...—
preferred
General
58
0%
6%
1
43%
(Uni
___.15
(Un)
Jan
55 3-»
5
...
Corp com
Corp
Jan
3%
58% Mar
common......16%
Corp
1%
__l
Borg-Warner Corp (Unt
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Budd
(Unt—:
Exploration Co of Calif
42 Va
3*4
Feb
21
....
2
...
(Unt
Corp
Airplane Co (Un>
Bolsa
57%
5
Diamond
Boeing
Jan
21%
Co
9
Feb
62%
-1
Fruehauf Trailer
5%
9c
Feb
17%
42
9c
53
„
4774
1%
9c
397
Feb
42%
5c
58%
Feb
8
pi
(Un)—
58%
Jan
2
Steel
Jan
10
16
Jan
13%
10
54%
Feb
12% Mar
37
Feb
38
7%
21%
Jan
3 78
1 290
4%
1.161
34%
412
1.011
1.160
105
58%
31%
295
2.436
1,340
220
57 Vu
Feb
37
8%
•—
17
Feb
13
a20% a21 74
__
Jan
28
37
■
44
41%
12%
12%
1
,
(Un)5
Jan_.
58%
Hawaiian Pineapple
8%
Jan
16%
Hercules Powder Co
47«
106
Jan
14%
38 7a
43*.4
Jan
4%
4%
36 73 Mar
High
11%
17
Jan
8*4
1
1
283
Feb
43%
14%
100
14
874
•
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47
375
10% Mar
345
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Feb
12%
13
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Inc
13
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Aircraft
Bendix
RR
Petroleum
Bankline
3arker
Ohio
&
a29% a30%
122
.
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$1.25
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
37%
Co
Calculating
Jan
6
208
6%
1674
9%
938
5%
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,
(Un)
Jan
•
(Un>
Corp
Warrants
Avco
Feb
73%
■
„
(Uni
Refining Co
50%
170%
728
22 74
1
'■:
5
204
3,575
75:%
33%
34
10
___
Corp
Top & Santa Fe
Atlantic
Atlas
<Un>
56%
Jan
53 74
75 3 4
—50
Gas Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)„—
(111) (Un)_
18 74
Feb
60%
j
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25
& Co
Associated
53 %
lG7/i
1,079
52 7 a
25
_
Louisiana
Steel
Armco
(Uni
17
3 613
Dairies
Foremost
Friden
Mar
176% 177%
•!;
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Co
Co
16%
17
1474
Inc
General
(Un)—____ 5
147»
(Thei_—..
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp
Line
Low
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(Un).—
Co
Flying Tiger
al0%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.._1
-
General
American Radiator & S S
1
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Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)
Federal Mog ul -Bo wer -Bear in gs
Fibreboard Paper Prod com..
Jan
20% Mar
962
Eng
Low
Jan
Jan
18%
—1 12%
(Uii)_
Power
5%
221
-./-.I
Foreign
120
1,045
374
Feb
2%
37 a
1,770
18%
American Electronics
American Motors Corp
33
-
18%
(Un).—__
American Cyanamld Co
3274
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com
Anna
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<Un»
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Inc
'
—
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Sale l'rice
STOCKS
Sal*s
Range
Last
STOCK*
Exchange
1
;
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——
-
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Jan
23%
Jan
25
Feb
80c
Mar
1.15
Jan
35% Mar
37%
Jan
156
25%
103
82c
36%
99c
36 *
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10674 106*2
33%c
Jan
27%
3,240
26
a24% a25%
78,220
2,833
50
Feb
Jan
27
26%
26
94c
Jan
Jan
25%
36%
*
15*-i
25%
105%
Feb
106 72 Mar
Feb
70c
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70c
200
55c
Feb
70c
19%
20
809
17*8
Feb
20*2 Mar
Volume
Number 5621
135
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Pan American
Parke,
World Airways
Davis
(Un)
129
15
Friday
385
124
563
15%
Par
131 % Mar
Feb
18%
46%
441
42%
Feb
444
79
Feb
85% Mar
a
Dept
Stores
for Week
Shares
13%
13%
725
11%
Jan
13% Mar
29
29
380
26%
Feb
30%
Jan
55%
55%
728
52%
Feb
57%
Jan
53
53%
312
53
Mar
65%
Jan
17c
25c
High
17c
1,400
_
55%
Pfizer
(Chas)
(Un)„_.
Philip Morris & Co
Phillips Petroleum
Procter
Puget
Gil
Pure
Radio
(Un)
Co
Corp of America
Rayonier
Inc
Raytheon Mig Co
Reiter-Foster
Republic
(Un)
Oil
Aviation
Itepublic Steel Corp
Reserve
Oil
Rcvlon
(Un)
Rlieem
Richfield
Oil
Riverside
Rohr
Dutch
S
Petroleum
Aeronautical
Ryan
Co
Stores Inc__"
Lead (Un)
St
Shasta
Shell
Gas
Alan
Jan
American
Stores
Jan
American
Tel
50%
730
48%
Feb
59
5,665 v
161/4
Jan
23 3 4 Mar
Feb
23%
25%
51%
Feb
57%
Feb
395
54%
Jan
57%
Fete
2,008-
93c
100
64%
177
17%
Feb
2l>/4
Jan
Feb
99c
Jan
63 %
Feb
67
320
26
Jan
28%
25%
Feb
29%
Jan
43
44%
1,403
39%
Feb
44% Mar
32 %
200
32%
Feb
34%
Jan
43
42 >4
44*A
606
41'4
Feb
46%
Jan
10
36%
35:%
36%
1,149
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
526
31%
Feb
48
27%
1,436
4*4
350
Jan
Class
Feb
Ford
4c
Jan
Foremost
General
Mur
Gimbel
17%
Jan
Hamilton
26 %
Feb
29
Jan
Hecht
3%
Jan
4*4 Mar
(The
250
4
Feb
4%
Jan
Lehigh
82
478
77
Feb
88%
Jan
Martin
45%
46
2,772
42%
Feu
48%
Jan
Merck
58%
622
54 %
Feb
Southern
California
Co
(Un)
pfd
63%
51%
3,290
48
Feb
56
Jan
48%
48 %
48*4
2,169
4d%
jan
48% Mar
25'4
30%
25%
535
30%
982
29
Jan
4%
4%
300
4
Mar
—25
25
A
ser
I
60
52%
Jan
52%
15
25
Petroleum
„
2
_
__
21%
21%
304
%
7/64
%
19,790
42%
423a
42%
2,933
5
—
i—__——_
Pacific
i
Co.
—.a
Railway Co (Un)
Southwestern
*
41%
41%
150
1
;
Public Service
27%
27%
150
Inc
Corp
.
21
21%
2,815
11
50c
.
common--..
Biands
.
2
_
Standard
Oil
__
'
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Stanley
Co
Oil
N
(Ohio)
25% Mar
20%
25 %
5%
Jan
22%
7/64 Mar
42%
Jan
Feb
*8 Mar
Feb
46 %
41% Mar
26
Jan
30% Mar
45%
Jan
28
20
Feb
23%
Swift
&
38% Mar
39%
Feb
7,965
43%
Feb
49%
Jan
11
Mar
15% Mar
17%
40
39%
40%
5,858
Feb
44 Va
Jan
25%
Jan
23%
Feb
25%
Jan
25 '4
common
—1»
26%
26 %
90
25%
Feb
1
26%
26 %
110
——-——
16%
17%
710
14 %
40%
39%
41 */4
381
34%
32%
34%
779
29
1
13%
13%
14*/«
606
13%
•
—
Sylvania Electric
TXL
Oil
Corp
Texas
Co
Texas
Gulf
Textron
1,991
51% Mar
61%
Jan
Sun
4,892
53%
60
Jan
a50%
a50a51%
Tidewater
Oil
Transainerica
TreeSweet
Co
Warrants
Twentieth
Electric
Pacific
Union
Sugar
Ry Co
United
Air
Aircraft
Lines
Corp
Corp
(Un)
United
Fruit
U
S
Gas Corp
Steel Corp
Universal
West
Coast
Western
Air
39%
3,796
Jan
40
Jan
8%
8%
2,726
7% Mar
10
Jan
15%
36
Jan
14%
15%
1,521
14
Mar
17%
21%
22*4
3,244
21
Feb
22%
Jan
15*/s
15 %
20
14'%
Jan
15%
Jan
281/2
Feb
34%
,Jan
*
61%
60%
62 %
2,166
57%
Feb
62'A Mar
25%
26 3a
341
24
Jan
27
Feb
78%
Jan
Gas
5
Co
•
Gas
26%
420
26
Feb
27
892
76 3 4
78%
184
72%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
146
6%
Jan
6 To Mar
35%
36%
823
38
Feb
37%
38 *,8
1,007
37*4
Feb
3C%
Jan
413
36%
41%
30
41
Feb
46%
Jan
500
11
Feli
82
Feb
35% Mar
Jan
7%
77%
—1
13%
•
Corp
7%
23%
6%
23%
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2,144
5
23%
21*4
425
36
36
422
35%
41%
41%
520
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125
1
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__
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*
56
23%
Feb
27%
Jan
21
Jan
24 %
Lothrop
common..;
10
40%
BONDS
40%
Feb
44%
Feb
26% Mar
•61% Mar
61%
684
54%
Feb
30
30*4
1.199
28%
Feb
33
760
14%
Feb
21
Jan
35%
651
32%
Feb
37%
Jan
38%
38%
39
3,263
35%
Feb
39 % Mar
7%
(Un)
1
7%
7%
100
7%
27%
28%
1,375
26%
Feb
,
12%
145
11%
Jan
13%' Mai-
24%
385
22%
Feb
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
for iVetk
of Prices
Friday
stocks
Shares
Range Since Jen. I
28% Mar
24%
„
$77
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
15%
25 %
28
$77
.1975
A
Jan
25%
Baltimore Transit Co 4s ser
Jan
35%
1
4
Jan
Feb
15%
60*4
„
■
50c
Improvement
&
8%. Jan
Feb
—10
Feb
9
Jan
25 3« May
Low
Par
Ltidlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
1
1
Allegheny
...
61
61
50
61*4
28
17%
62% Mar
Jan
26
Feb
5
35%
Feb
43%
Jan
238
16%
Feb
18
Jan
37%
17
High
Jan
53
29%
100
28
37 3a
*
Co
Low
". High
311
103%
Feb
Jan
Columbia
*
]"%
28%
28%
429
26%
Jan
28% Mar
Duquesne
6%
7%
Jan
1,849
52
Feb
60%
Jan
Duquesne
36%
35%
36%
2,258
'210
5*4
53%
Co of Plttsburgh__5
Light Co—.\—
10
7%
52%
34%
Jan
36'/a
Feb
27%
27%
715
27%
Feb
31%
Jan
17
17
18
Jan
Equitable
Gas
30
30
30 V'2
185
27 %
Jan
31%
Feb
10
30%
30"%
470
30% Mar
42%
Jan
Harbison
5
73%
76
1,797
73% Mar
88%
Jan
Home
7
1.200
a46% a47%
485
(Un)
a
10
all0% al05% all0%
__
25
(Un)__
„.
-
10
12.50
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(Un)
17
—1
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10
common
16%
,
Oil
Co
-10
(Un)
175
33
58'4
—
33
428
57%
59*4
2,523
51
51
409
5
4%
4%
4%
200
__l
19
18
19
400
„
*
,
com
(Un)
1
a35% a36'4
__
1
Insuiance
Lines
38%
8%
Feb
26%
(Un)
Life
Feb
39%
Jan
Woodward
Feb
Jan
1
Washington Water Power
Preferred
34%
31%
United
.-
Consolidated
Petroleums
Jan
271/4
Washington Gas Light common
^1
Victor Equipment Co
Westates
33%
100
Jan
*
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
143
184
Jan
Co
Unite
34*%
32 %
Jan
_..2f>
Inc
United
34*4
2 7%
17%
(Un)
common
United
62 % Mar
321/8
69*%
iUn)_
Union
Jan
27%
Jan
(Un)_„_
Carbon
Co
56*4
32 %
51 %
12%
Oil Co of Calif
225
27 %
63%
Co
Union
62%
50
Oil Co
Elaw-Knox
Union
Jan
59
preference com—______—"
14%
(Un)_
Union Carbide &
Jan
22%
Jan
100
7.50
Century-Fox Film
46%
Feb
32%
255
:
Corp
Feb
20
Jan
208
________.2
Products
Tri-Continental
43%
1,860
31 %
16
:
Corp
1,433
2,927
68
—
common
44'%
20!%
31%
16
(Un)
Co
Jan
43%
20
31 >4
Gas com
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common
14%
43%
20%
1
—
68
__
■
25
Sulphur
34% Mar
Feb
31%
Jersey
United
(Unt_—
Inc
Jan
10
Co—
57%
5
Products—
(The)
Feb
47%
•
Paper
South
51%
Feb
Jan
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Feb
Jan
17'/2 Mar
Jan
common
56*4
JO
j
Jan
30
39 34 Mar
16%c
Co
27%
26% Mar
1
10
Electric Power common
Mfg
38%
2134
—1
(Un)
58% Mar
54
925
125
Reading Co
10
(Unt
Co
Jan
623
17*4
Jan
165
250
51%
.
Sunray Mid-Continent. Oil
Super Mold Coip_.
Mar
270
Corp
$1.40 div
Jan
12
11
a39% a39%
56%
;
44
25*4
Service Electric &
Public
51%
(Un)
<Unt_
Mar
23
Inc
Co
Progress
Jan
Mar
7
Packard
43
22%
L)
(Glenn
Potomac
Jan
46*4
Corp (Un)._.
Co—,
Sterling Drug Inc
208
58%
50
Pennsylvania
Salt
Mfg
--10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
______5
Philadelphia Electric common
•
Philadelphia Transportation Co
10
Philco Corp
-3
45
(Un)
43
16%
5
Pennsylvania Power & Light com
.25
J
Mar
43
34% Mar
25%
-i
Pennsylvania RR
45%
Chemical
Studebaker
.
87
—_—1
—
& Navigation.—
Coal
&
6*4
(Ind)
of
Co
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Staulfer
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—
California
of
Co
(Un)
Feb
c_
t
v
Scott
Inc
80
57
-
Standard
67
16%
'
Sperry-Rand
Spiegel
34%
87
58%
—1.66%
Co
Co
1
Co
Pennroad
common
33%
86
2
Corp
Watch
Homas'ote
4*4
__
33%
5
Co_
Brotners
Feb
81
45%
Jan
Mar
86
10
—
Dairies
Motors
4%
_2
259
Bait—
at
non-voting
Motor
2.50
—15
—10
10
Co__i.
America
of
*
20 3 4 Mar
62 % Mar
Battery—r
Deposit
A
23%
-1.80
Light Co
Feb
4
Jan
11
39
27%
2%%
Jan
77% Mar
225
Jan
20%
37%
a40% a42%
16%
Jan
16% Mar
Feb
Co
15% Mar
59
113A
Jan
&
261
Jun
Jan
Storage
1.001
9%
7%
Fidelity
17%
985
34%
Finance
62*4
Jan
15
64 %
Electric
16%
Jan
28%
Feb
260
68% Mai-
62*4
30%
Jan
12 *b
1,852
44% Mar
62*4
Jan
26%
26
2,958
Feb
60
28
911
11
Feb
Feb
180Va Mar
77%
Feb
48%
Jan
36%
Duquesne
Feb
Feb
170%
350
.
10%. 11%
.
Jan
51
10%
61%
Jan
12%
31%
t5% Mar
35>/4
39%
Jan
27%
12%
High
26% Mar
537
3,603
29%
27%
Low
433
,*
175% 178%
29%
Range Since Jan. I
*
73%
i
Co
Soup
11
3c
27 %
46%
iU[
77%
Campbell
294
19
High
45%
27%
1
common
Shares
18%
719
*
Jan
16%
12,404
736
834 Jan
21% Mar
114%
for Week
26%
,
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13
—0
15%
60
Feb
Sales
Range
0
6.50
Co
Company
42 *%
68%
(Un)
Co
Gas
Transit Co
67*4
21
Week's
of Prices
177%
—100
:
—
15
•
—
46
i
Electric
42%
1
Co
Tel
67*4
GO
Feb
Chrysler Corp
25
Curtis Publishing Co
1
Delaware Power & Light common—13 %
Jan
200
488
7%
20 % Mar
102%
18%
Budd
Jan
27
26%
995
264
Low
_10-
common—;
&
City
Baltimore
90c
II,000
800
1,000
Sale Price
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
26%
21*4
8
21*4
Last
Corp
Atlantic
Feb
1,195
57>/a
18%
Steel
Wood
Arundel
420
55%
32%
3
Mar
ulOl
Par
26%
_1
Jan
56
20%
8
Exchange
Jan
31 %
Feb
24%
4c
.
45
a99 *4
Friday
Stock
•1% Mar
21%
64%
a40%
21%
Jan
20c
Mar
20%
*
(Un)
STOCKS
American
Jan
20%
1% Mar
22
—
pfd—
Southern
Southern
100
34
Feb
16%
20%
Co class A
Cal
w
550
3c
(Un)
Southern
Rights
368
l*/2
20%
Corp (Un)——.
cuin
Southern
17%
15c
Calif Edison Co
4.88%
17
93c
__
Feb
_
43
54% Mar
aioi
—1
common
—25
Jan
Feb
-
Co
Jan
4%
Jan
20 %
;
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Southern
35%
4%
28 %
-
18%
15%
17C
175
56
"
7.50
&
Sinclair Oil
Jan
31%
350
•
Cab
Preferred
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
57%
26%
44%
—
Jan
1,025
2
Yellow7
52*2
p 10
Co
Signal Oil
4 *
46%
29%
a21% a23%
;
55
■
—
700
a42% fc.44%
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Jan
Feb
38 %
50*4
18*4
-10
—10
(Un)___
Jan
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65
19%
5
Co
&
Water Co
Oil
50*4
10c
Explor
(Un)
Feb
17%
Feb
a28% a29*/8
.
.
Oil
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Corp
Jan
46%
<
Feb
60
_1.40
<Un)_
Inc
4 ', 2
-
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.
Finance Co com
Roebuck
Sears
.
47% Mar
-
45% Mar
16%
.
1%
:
Hi-
—_—5
10
Mining
(Un)
Corp (Unt_
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*
28*2
>
10
Schering
Seaboard
674
—__10
Schenley Industries
Scott
53
33%
1
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Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com
Mauricio
Feb
33%
1
■___
—
Regis
San
43%
296
55'.8
4,
and W Fine Foods Inc__
Safeway
I,220
a39
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_
St Joseph
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44% Mar
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1
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Co
Feb
a38%
*
(Un)—25
Co class A
%
122
1
Corp
41
500
—10
:—;
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Cement
Aircraft
Royal
Co
147
20CI
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Oil
44 "('b
Basin
Woolworth
Worthington
Jan
46
29%
Willision
Jan
17%
£.61
1
Ranch
63
Feb
45%
;
1
—
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rice
Feb
Feb
14%
16*2
10
v-.
Co
45
53%
561
a60
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Inc
& Gas
322
390
15
16 %
•
50c
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Jan
46
—5
——.
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1.25
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,
22% Mar
47%
40%
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s
common——■
22*/*
Feb
Mar
58
*
Ry Equip <tt Realty Co com
Feb
20%
44%
_4'
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20%
80c
15
5
.
782
46-'a
5
Co
Co
1.000
58
Pulp & Timber3
(Un)____—
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(Un) ____J_—_________—5
Inc
100
90c
3
.—
(Un>—
Gamble
&
Sound
Pullman
1
12 %
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
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Philco
21%
80c
1
.
20%
80c
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33 %c
—
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20 >4
21%
——150
.
Chemicals
Petrocarbon
High
Low
'
-
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Coia Co (Un)„
Range Since Jan. I
Low
Westinghouse Air Brake <Un)
—10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Unt___—12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp com (Un)
.10
46% Mar
85*
84%
Western
Jan
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
-
Sale Price
High
Jan
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
16
•45%
46%
___*
ENDED MARCH
STOCKS
Shares
High
15%
*
tUn)
-
128% 130%
1
(Un)__
Co
&
Penney (J C) Co
Lmc
100
.
WEEK
for Week
of Priees
Par
Pacific Tel <fc Tel common
FOR
Sales
(Un)
.
—
Inc
85c
Feb
6»/2
45
%
32%
Jan
Feb
Jan
57% Mar
Feb
49
4% Mar
17%
Feb
.
Mar
7
Brewing
Co
Lone
33%
Mountain
72%
Jan
Natco
55
pfd_^
64
65
153
Feb
69*4
Jan
*
i.100
28
28
105
27
Feb
29%
Jan
92
92
10
92
Mar
—10
Gas
r
61%
34%
32%
5
25%
25%
100
25 *4
17%
17%
87
16%
2%
731
2*4
Feb
79 "4
210
75%
Feb
7%
Jan
Feb
2 "4
Feb
26%
31% Mar
32%
Feb
98
Jan
5
%
Jan
Mar
19
130
35
Feb
36
Feb
260
80c
Jan
94c
Feb
10
350
9%
Jan
46
408
45%
Jan
47 %
Jan
24
24
404
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
10% Mar
Star
7% Mar
__15
Co.——-——
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Feb
—8.50
:
Refractories
Walker
(Joseph)
Jan
46
__
Gas System
47 %
9%
5
1
83c
17
113
.
Fuel Supply
Corp
5
;
2.50
-10
*
5
Upited Engineering & Foundry Co
5
United States Glass common
—A
Westinghouse Air Brake
—,
..._10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
—12.50
Pittsburgh
—
10
Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Rockwell Spring
Axle
Corp
—
2%
78%
78%
7%
7%
7%
28
27%
28
14%
14%
14%
7
7
10
110
50
100
Feb
17%
Jan
2%
.
Jan
85'4
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
26
Feb
28%
Feb
14%
Feb
17
Jan
7
7% Mar
Mar
27%
28%
561
26%
Feb
30%
Jan
54%
55%
56
343
52%
Feb
58'/b
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED MARCH
15
Montreal Stock Exchange.
jhist quotations
on all
Canadian securities.
Orders bandied
on
Canadian Stock
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
Canadian
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
Co, Inc.
Sale Price
Teletype: NYl-1979
NEW YORK
Power
Paper common
$1.50
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
Class
Algoma
0
Ltd
Co
page 46.
4G
pfd
a2G%
Pulp pfd
4%'/
—
pfd...50c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
31%
33
4.435
23
2.150
a20 % a201«
175
30'4
Feb
22%
Jan
a—
—
35%
Jan
24
Jan
a
__
Jan
20%
114
117%
20%
Feb
21
114
116
1,266
110
Feb
120
115% 117%
3,929
107'4
Feb
120% Mar
250
a21% a21 %
25
50
preferred
Canadian
Anglo Canadian Tel Co
see
*
—
of Canada
Shares
22%
32%
9
Steel
Aluminium
4%G
20
_a
A
Aluminum
Anglo
For footnotes
4
&
for (Veek
of Priees
Low
Par
Abitibi
S-rles
Range
Last
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Funds
Week's
Friday
stocks
90
19%
21% Mar
JO
46%
50%
46*8
46%
610
50'2
50 %
98
45
45
55
Jan
23
Jan
1/.
Tn
41
I
42
,
(1319)
The Commercial
mtf-Finaiieial Chronicle
^...Monday3Iarch
18, 1957
r
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
East
Range
Sale Fi ice
of Prices
Par
Argrus
Corp
WL40
$2.50
prelerred
Stee.s
of
Bank
of
16%
457
15%
48
200
44%
Bow
Class
&
5Vo
preferred
4%
29%
Feb
33
Jan
2,04J
24%
Feu
2912
Oil
&
43
3.058
54%
Jan
Niagara
56 %
378
55% Mar
59
Jan
Noranda
41
155
40
42%
Jan
40
Jan
Ontario Steel
a3J
33
a34
56%
56%
57
44%
44
*
•
•
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
4,331
British
Columbia
class
J_u
Penmans
5%
Feb
42 %
Jan
48% Mar
47%
Feb
48%
Power
7%
Jan
30
15
46 %
5,684
44
80%
a
80 %
a
95
95
15
80 %
29
a
46
46
6J
50
IOC
12%
12 "4
12%
42%
43 %
43%
43%
44
135
33%
Jan
Feb
47%
Jan
5\o
90%
Jan
93%
Feb
Quebec
Jan
80% Mar
Robertson
Jan
46
Feb
50
Mar
41
Jan
43
Feb
Class
4%
45%
Jan
43% Mar
46%
Roe
281
7
100
210
33
34
1 <40
7
Jan
Jan
7%
Power
common
Canada
Cement
common
$1.30
preferred
Canada
4
Iron
l/*'/o
Foundries
preferred
Safeway Ltd
Steamship
pldHI
4.40%
«
3.00
29%
Jan
34
Mar
Chem
&
Jan
40
Mar
101
Jan
107
Mar
92
Jan
94
Mar
29
Jan
34% Mar
100
3,851
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
45
Feb
55%
Jan
3.05
3.30
11,975
Feb
3.60
Feb
24
24 %
4,03-5
23% Mar
26%
Jan
24%
25
400
24% Mar
27%
Jan
27
27%
105
25%
Feb
28%
Jan
13%
14%
1,465
13
Jan
16
Jan
29 %
365
Jan
30
7%
7%
12% al2%
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a8
1,180
13%
a
II,
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j
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-1
Pacific
15
15
275
15%
15%
1,036
a23
27%
27%
27%
487
4.50
...
4.50
4.50
100
Ltd
27%
7% Mar
12
•
Jan
7%
12%
14
8
•
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
15 %
Jan
15% Mar
19%
Jan
23 % Mar
26
Jan
Feb
30
Jan
4% Mar
6
Feb
26
31%
30
31'/«
7,Oi4
28%
Feb
25%
32%
Jan
24%
25%
835
23%
Feb
26%
Jan
32 %
30
150
29
60
a71 a 73%
7%
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7%
Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining &
7%
935
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25
10
Feb
■
a._
___
7%
Jan
16
8%
Jan
Dome
al4%
Hi
;
—.2
1,250
10
Feb
10%
4,185
75
25
Feb
28%
_2
a
3.50
I
5 %
29
95
29
14%
170
100
a
19
19
685
Jan
14%
31
Feb
46'/a Mar
15%
Co
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18% Mar
22
Steel
;
Dominion Tar
Red
Steel
a
*
Pont
East
of
Chemical
Ford
Canada
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5%
5%
gi/4
133%
g
'
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4%
pfd
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabas..
•
~~*
common
Mining....
preferred
common
_
Lake
Ltd
of
Laura
_
the
Woods
5
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_
*
pfdl
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class
_
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class
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A.
50
1R1,
4
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Paper
514
18%
6
25
50
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class
II
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pfd
A
B
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IIIIIIIIIIIIIo
footnotes
sec
page 46.
39%
Jan
44 "4
Jan
11
Feb
12%
Jan
19%
Jan
21
Feb
8
Jan
133% Mar
26%
9%
Jan
781
17
a.-_
31%
Feb
247
Jan
133% Mar
Feb
30
a
25
.30%
20
Jan
Jan
Jan
205
100
Jan
115
Jan
22
Mar
25
Jan
13%
Feb
a23
86
12%
225
40
1,8 lO
61
J
■
Jail
-
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_
.
,
175
43
Fen
39
Feb
55%
Jan
Jan
45%
>64*M Mar
52 V2 Mar
59
11% Mar
Jan
12
Feb
41
Jan
43
2 j2
27%
Jan
29
J>tn
5u
CO
■„
Mar
Id
18
575
18
Feb
18
Feb
16%
190
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
17 V4
Id
356
17%
Feb
18%
21
21
168
20 Va
Jan
21
Feb
a75
a75
J.5
78
Feb
80
Jan
64
75
,
65%
3,352
04
Mar
72%
Jan
16%
2,665
65%
16 Va
16%
■
al2
12%
16%
...
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1,305
23%
'
8
756
Va
43
-
„
18
100
64:%
54
all Va
12
H'..;.'-
':';;
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preferred
.
Cement
class
Class
A
A
4 % '/o
class
Sherwin
7 'io
4%,
-
16
Jan
»an
19
oan
Jan
31
B
pid_
Jan
Mar
16% Mar
91
92
43%
43 Va
48
48
$
—
Power
;
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Canada
9 i Va
89
Jan
243
90% Mar
92
Mar
£50
43
44%
48
25
10
18%
18", a
5o
53
a53
40
56%
£7 Va
62
%
1,506
63 %
2,124
57
%
62%
98 %
%
99'
| 100
'
_
43
44»%
i-O
7.50
r~
7.70
Oils
Feb
40
oan
Jan
47%
Feb
Jan
40
Jan
132
Jan
133
Jan
18% Mar
20%
47
56% Mar
oan
49
Jan
60
Feb
4a*/a
Jan
57% Mar
71%
98% Mar
2,700
__
Jan
47
5
40
132
98
100
►,H
Jan
Jan
Feb
40
—
3 8%
z*
5%% pfd—
Toronto-Dominion
Bank
18%
95
81
132
40
a
of
15 Va Mar
210
3,626
;
100
;
Steinberg's
Triad
3,0o0
96
64%
14
'
-50
Canada
oi
Canada
Co
16%
96
'
_
Co
Southern
910
83 %
_
.
CO
Ltd
Southam
Steel
100
2 so
.
preferred
Simpsons
16%
23%
92
preferred
Williams
14
16%
*
common.
Series
50
16
**
A
a36%
a36 %
-25
.
Lawrence Corp common...
5% preferred
Shawinigan Water & Power common
United
Steel
Corp
Gooderham
Walker
Webb &
100
7.50 Mar
Jan
Feo
49
rob
van
9.00
Jan
Jan
West
(Geo>
15%
250
15%
Feb
16%
09
70%
1,465
67 %
Feb
71% Mar
3.15
3-0
5,460
loo
13C
130
130
5
Mar
13 J
Mar
*
20%
20
20%
1,100
18%
Feb
21
Jan
20%
250
19%
Feb
20% Mar
91%
Jan
92% Mar
12
Jan
13%
25 Va Mar
_____10e
Kootenay
Weston
15%
69
3.20
15%
Woit.s
&
Knapp
1'A
pfd_____
class A—
Class
B
4
preferred
% 'A
«
Winnipeg
20%
100
;
Central
Zellers
Limited
4%%
a:>2%
2.75
130
Feb
92%
10
13%
13%
300
25%
25 Vu
100
23
44
44
350
44
3.60
Jan
Mar
Gas._
common...;
preferred
IIII50
;
Canadian Stock
Canadian
a
Jan
95
52
11%
109
11
5.00
100
5
27%
Feb
Jan
58
Mar
Jan
11%
Feb
5
Feb
Feb
16
16%
710
15%
Jan
55
56%
090
52%
Jan
55 % Mar
a24
80
21
Jan
25%
Jan
30
1.42C
29
Feb
27%
33%
Jan
28
2,937
101%
80
101
Jan
103
Feb
106%
10
105
Jan
106
Mar
29
a
27%
16 %
Jan
30
Mar
J->n
55%
56
1,085
53
Jan
7
7 %
150
7
Mar
8
Jan
85
25
83
Jan
85
Mar
45
Mar
46%
100
42
1,210
33%
23
1.330
58%
22% Mar
Feb
16%
Abltca
Lumber
Feb
vanaaa
Dominion
&
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Gen
Canadian
Ingersol
Canadian
AVeek's
Catelli
Food
Claude
Crain
Ltd
Crown
<R
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7~
J?}2
4
a!.75
23
22%
al8%
17 Va
1.75
Feb
555
21%
Jan
18%
Feb
8
28'A
Jan
57
265
44
Jan
•:
52
19
819
5
3 50
3.25
3 50
725
5 %
5 %
5'A
25
5
38
38
25
36
ao5 a35 Va
32
23%
__
alO
alO
__
A_..*
Feb
Mar
a
__
3.25 Mar
3.85
Feb
6
Feb
1.45
100
36
36%
1,979
10
Feb
a
36
a23% a23 Va
Jan
38% Mar
5% Mar
25
1.45
23
36%
Jan
57
a__
Jan
19'A
29
.
a__
a
.
Jan
Feb
.145
18%
56
*
Mar
a2R
a
28
a
__
___•
1.40
10
Feb
1.55
Jan
Feb
Feb
39%
Mar
23
Mar
Jan
Jan
251
48'/a Mar
53
4C0
21
Jan
25
Jan
Magnesium Ltd__
;_*
•>ominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Lut •
12
12
12
150
12
Mar
12
Mar
29%
29 %
30
276
28
Feb
30
*
29%
29%
100
29'/a Mar
*
82c
82c
100
80c
103
570
Works
Ltd
Dominion
Federal
Grain
Co
Fleet
Mfg
Motor
Co
class
A__,
Ltd_
♦••ord
Foreign
of
Power
Freiman
Ltd
Hubbard
Felt
Can
Sec
(A
Co
MacLaren
1
100
94 Va Alar
94 V2 Mar
*
1.75
1.75
25
1.75 Mar
1.75 Mar
Ltd
corp___.
*
Ltd———*
6#
conv
Investment
Corp
com
Mexican
Ltd
&
Pow
Co
Ontario
Ltd
5
9
Feb
18
Mar
16
Mar
20
56
Jan
57
Jnn
8
100
a22
260
83
33
83
100
a7
a
13 %
7
83
901
13 %
10
a
a
7'A
10%
Jan
Feb
9
Feb
Feb
20
50
15 %
14%
15
Feb
100
8
«
40
56
al9%
»
Feb
8 %
a
a22
com_13.50
Preferred
&
a
16
»
Paper Co__
40
16
Va
a56
*
Mi
Melchers Distilleries Ltd
Corp
a3
1
(Walter
Jan
Lt
u8%
pfd_5o
Power &
F-b
a38
94%
common
Ltd
Ltd
107%
u?H
94%
Utilities
Co
100% Mar
a;>8
94 %
Securities
Lowney
100%
Jan
I_*
Foundation
Candn
101
Jan
1.00
pfd__100
Interprovincial
London
*
Jan
30%
Feb
cum
Hydro-Electric
Investment
A
ciass
Corp
4%'v
J)
21
Jan
84
Jan
7
Mar
Jan
6 Vo
Feb
14
Feb
15Va Afar
11%
Jen
13
Mar
Co_III_l5
3C%
29 "«
30 %
765
28%
Feb
32%
•
Paper
56
55
56
245
49%
Jan
56
Mar
Feb
common
Jan
ran
83%
Feb
60
Jan
Newfoundland
1st
Light & Pow Co Ltd_10
Quebec Power Co Ltd com
*
preferred
2,663
50% Mar
57%
Jan
Pembina
3,570
11%
Feb
Power
24
12%
24-%
3,060
26
Jan
%
45%
10
41%
Jan
50
50
135
47%
Jan
18%
1,383
16
Jan
23
50
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Premier
Quebec
50%
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Feb
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of
steel
45% Mar
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4,369
94%
Feb
116%
Jan
95
334
93%
Feb
102%
Jan
4
1,605
42 Va
Jan
48%
Feb
5%
298
25
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235
47%
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52%
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2,075
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56
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Power
6%
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375
19
Jan
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122
122
25
122
Mar
126
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25
18
Jan
19
Feb
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Feb
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10
53
Jan
65
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43
Jan
45
Feb
45
200
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250
5
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19
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Feb
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100
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130
25
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115
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24
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16%
Feb
Feb
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a
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10
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116
755
104%
70
71
125
63%
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3.30
3.50
300
3.10
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4.30
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9
353
9
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10%
Jan
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350
18
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113
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50
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28
5
100
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45
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16
19
Walnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
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Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Lfne Co
Union
Gas of
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42
25
100
100
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53
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45
23
48 V*
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Clay Products Ltd
47%
a64
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5
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28
48 %
44
43 %
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Southern
45
Mar
1st
Ltd
Corp
Standard
18% Mar
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5
common
Ltd
18%
18 % Mar
229
9
Jan
300
18
Jan
18% Mar
Products
Canada
Mining
Alta
and
Mines
I
Ltd
Breweries
Oil
Ltd
1
31%
25
28%
30
2.000
35
612
Jan
7
16,470
6
Feb
7
82
Mar
84%
130
82
Feb
86
Feb
67%
69
Arno
Mines
1,527
78%
Jan
69
Mar
Atlas
80
46%
Sulphur & Iron
Jan
48
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Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
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a47 a47V2
8
8
130
al.75
al.75
25
44
Jan
31% Mar
28% Mar
8
1.50
Mar
Feb
44
Jan
31% Mar
11
2.25
Jan
Altex
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Anacon
Mines
Lead
Anthonian
Mines
lie
Jan
Ltd
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8c
8c
1.000
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22c
22c
22c
1,050
22c
Jan
26c
Hi
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lie
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25.800
lie
Feb
17c
Feb
1.68
1.58
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Feb
2.00
Jan
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21c
22c
8,000
Be
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Mines
Co
(B
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1
18%c
Feb
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Feb
Jan
8%C
8,050
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Feb
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10"
lie
3.981
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lie
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105
5. aim
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Feb
16c
Jan
16c
Jan
21c
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1.40
Mar
93c
8c
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Gold
Feb
1
II
Ltd
Mining Corn
Metal
Aumaque
17 "2 Mar
26
20c
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Ameranium
Jan
-
a44
31%
i
25
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a44
2fi%
B
cl
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Jan
300
1.50
15
24
12
Jan
15
10%. Jau
49%
51 %
280
1.025
Feb
49
4
100%
15%
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23
11%
98
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1,683
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33
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1,506
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85c
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Mar
8%
9
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Minnesota
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17%
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38,800
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Paper Corp Ltd
Jan
45
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1 10
com..*
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Neon
Jan
Jan
Shares
25
22
*
i
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11
Feb
for Week
1.00
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11%
50 3
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46% Mar
Mar
Sales
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7,638
49
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Power
Canadian
9,310
76
Rand
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1734
175
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Dock
Marconi Co__
17%
1,277
&
Canadian
34
49
•
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Canadian
16 v;
79
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Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd_I__*
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b
Brown Company
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Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
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78%
&
42 %
41
Mar
Exchange
of Prices
Last
S ile Price
26
Feb
45
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52
18%
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296
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25
39
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International Petroleum Co Ltd
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11%
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6% pfdlll25
Powders
International Power
International Utilities
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of
165
Mar
23 % Mar
49
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preferred
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7
27
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Indust Accept
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2,235
27
56
Feb
22 %
7„
—
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Int
3
8 %
133% 133%
Mai-
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19%
45
2
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260
78c
51
85
*
Imperial Bank
$2.25
Mar
20
7
9
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$2.75
70c
710
40
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Inland
16,429
2,740
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inc
Great
Bay
73c
101
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1
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Jan
a 23%
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*
Feb
Jan
31
5.00
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8
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Mar
56
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Feb
7
13%
23 %
27%
54
30
*
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Hudson
4
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_
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66
Jan
17%
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preferred
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a
27
70c.
4,103
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17 %
12
100
preferred
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50
42
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300
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42
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Gatineau Power
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20
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22 %
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12% Mar
22
common
Match
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33
Jan
23%
&
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gg
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7% preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
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27'7
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Ltd
preferred
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Feb
9.50
a7%
*
com
common
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Dow
28%
4,069
a
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3,600
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1/5
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12%
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Jan
50
,
29%
21%
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&
Jan
35
54
Jan
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•
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Jan
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Jan
151 %
23%
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45
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19
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23
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Jan
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40
255
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29
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16
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Jan
30
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50%
51
Feb
21
28%
Feb
9
Feb
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&
25
2.95
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100
15%
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1955
Petrofina
50
a23
.
common
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—
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35%
65
12
Locomotive
Cork
Feb
10
Canadian Vickers
Corbys
29
1,756
46%
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Industries
Canadian Oil
Crown
Jan
27%
common
preferred
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Consumers
26
a94
45%
Cellulose—I
Cottons
Consolidated
Jan
24
common
6%
Coghlin
Jan
29 %
Canadian
Cockshutt
65
30
32%
12
common..
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Canadian
Mar
24 %
Celanese
Canadian
62
25% Mar
22
series
Warrants
107
Feb
25-M Alar
Feb
Jan
a94
3.30
Breweries
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Canadian
1,020
46%
..10
preferred
Canadian
40
32
,
$1.75
924
1(X,:>4
100
of Commerce
Rights
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27
-50
Canadian Bank
$1.25
107
common
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535
1,923
39 %
39%
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Canadian
%
26
..10
common
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64
26%
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5%
62
25%
25%
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100
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Royal Bank of Canada—
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Feb
2.50 Mar
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Jan
Feb
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Power
Jan
1,036
Co
preferred
44
13%
2.50
70
95
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01
&
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47%
Feb
7
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43%
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Mar
41
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46%
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9%
43
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Jan
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25
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Feb
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Jan
35
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40
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44
42%
*
56
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24 %
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48
9%
50
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Feb
23% Mar
115
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Flacer Development
Powell River Company.—.
46%
Power
Ltd
5%
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...
British
Mills
7,397
__50
___
...
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2z5
45%
48%
pfd_100
—______100
35
206
35
%
5%
♦
common.
60
35
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preferred
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220
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100
Corp.
Ogilvie Fiour Mills
Feb
24
23%
15-4
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24
'
.
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common
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40
Mar
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High
23%
v •'
•
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prelerred
47%
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preferred
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Co
&
4% Ye
55%
0
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preferred
4'/4%
preferred
Locomotive
56 \\
50
5%
Morgan
O
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Prices
01
LOW
________ *
47%
47
class
B
Montreal
Jan
__„_£1
common....
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4 % 'jo
2,855
28 '.a
25
American
British
30%
;
American
British
30
27
...
preferred
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Jan
27%
25
Pap class A
Traction
42%
Ltd
Breweries
Ciass
10
preferred
5% %
Jan
42
Molson
Feb
30%
10
B
Brazilian
45
Jan
48
.10
Nationale
Telephone
Bowater Corp
42
17%
Natioual
Scotia
Bailey Selbum 5%>
42
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Jan
for Week
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Low
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Last
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#
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High
16
50
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Friday
48
r
15
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16
;
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
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*
__
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or
3__50
common
preferred
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Ltd
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Sales
l
12 %c
12%c
13c
3,500
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13c
13c
13C
500
1.09 Mar
Number 5621
185
Volume
.
.
The
.
Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
JLiuge
Sale Price
'
Bailey
Selburn
Baker
laic
Oil
°
&
Ltd A
Gas
Ltd
Barval.ee
Easka
Mines
buj
Beatrice
Eeaucage
Bornite
Metals
Copper
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1
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Calalta
Caluinet
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Capital
Lithium
Cheskirk
Consol
..Class
B
1
19 Va
8c
10c
Jan
Pardfee
Amalgamated Mines Ltd
_1
Canadian Explorations Ltd-1
~__
9tic
96c
500
88c
Mar
24c
22 c
24c
3,500
20c
Feb
32c
Jan
35c
3oc
2,000
30c
Jan
45c
Jan
3.00
3.20
9,600
1.52
1.57
11,000
12c
24,900
3,500
2«.c
30c
5,100
20c
Feb
12c
15c
4,200
12c
Mar
1 200
80c
Feb
30c
Feb
97c.
__1
,
55c
55c
2,000
1.05
6.300
1.40
25'a
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8c
1.00
1,100
-
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,
2
.
1.25
10,500
—
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East
Producers
:
39c
Jan
4.45
6.50
4GO
5.90
Feb
7.0J
Jan
Quebec
Quebec
Oil
6
225
7%
Jan
Quebec
Smelting
71c
.1,050
Jan
Radiore
6.95
200
Jan
Rayrock
37c
Empire
20,500
21,000
21,800
3.00
Jan
33c
30Vic
35c
8^800
30ViC
Feb
55c
1
35c
35c
40c
6,500
34c
Feb
13 Vic
13c
14c
8,200
13c
Feb
5Vic
7c
10,200
5c
Jan
8.00
8.05
6,100
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6c
3,000
\
8.05
,
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7.70
8c
31c
6.75
3,500
8c
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1.15
2,500
40c
40c
2,000
40c
Mar
40c
Mar
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15Vic
18c
16,200
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
United
Oils
12, jc 12 %c
2.400
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
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Feb
Ventures
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500
19c
:
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Uranium
Mines
Oil
aap«-
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Uranium
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&
1.27
10.500
J7c
Jan
•
22c
Jan
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25c
Jan
42%
Jan
25c
Feb
Jan
2.50
16c
Feb
11c
" Feb
2.83 Mar
14c
3.00
-
Feb
1.14
54.500
22c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.27 Mar
Jan
21c
Feb
10c
Mar
10c
5,000
6c
33c
9.000
25c
Feb
45c
Jan
18c
2,000
17c
Feb
28c
Jan
<te Meals Ltd..l
11c
11c
13c
3,000
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Ltd
-
20
—
Co
15c
156.500
24%
1.470
1
58c
1
:
Explor Co Ltd
10c
Feb
21V2 Mar
Mar
21c
Jan
20
Feb
Jan
2
-
'
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37c
Jan
60c
Mar
1.500
13c
Mar
23c.
Jan
38c
26,500
16c
Jan
46c
Jan
40c
500
32c
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54c
Jan
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9c
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13c
Jan
200
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13c
18c
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13c
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9c
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37c
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18%
23%
50c
1
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-
Jan
^
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24%
1
voting
21%
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,
18c
19Va
5,124
12c
Feb '
Feb
Feb
20
300
8c
8c
8,600
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Feb
13'/2C
Jan
43c
2.700
40c
Feb
60c
Jan
14'?c
18c
5.000
14V2C Mar
20c
Jan
1
1.70
1,51
70
2.800
1
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14c
Feb
23c
Jan
Ltd—8Vac
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd—1
1.68
1.68
8"'aC
30^0
8c
Jan
11 Vac
Jan
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2.10
Jan
Mar
77 V,
Jan
55r
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Copper
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Co
Long
1.
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1
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Lomdo
Uranium
Louvicourt Goldfield
Maiortrans Oil
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Mines
Ltd
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Petroleums
Moaador
Corp
Exploration
Island
Merrill
2
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Mclntvre-Porcuuine
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74
100
36c
43c
38,230
1.67
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25,000
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*
a
97c
1.00
;
1
Ltd
HaHiwell
Jan
FeinMeuin-s
—3
-warrants-a_
Consolidated
50c
2.90
Facmc
15c
%_
Denison
39c
1
Mar
Jan
Feb
Consolidated Cordasun Oils Ltd
Consolidated
1
Ltd_l
uan
62c
Mar
2.30
33c
Ltd—u
Cadillac
11,400
Feb
-
*
Ltd—
Central
62c
2.50
Mar
1.70
•
Bi-Ore
500
2.45
24c
Cleveland Conner Corp
Cochenour Williams Gold Mines Ltd
Consolidated
62c
2.50
1
—.—
Openn,ska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
62c
__9UD
Ltd——.
LtU
1.75 Mar
9.00 Mar
33c
Opemisce
TChibougamau Mining & Smelting—__I
.Chipmaa Lake Mines Ltd—___
1
Con-Key
Feb
Jan
10,755
Ltd-
Jaculet
Jan
20c
Jan
1
Mines
Curoougamau
Jan
5.60
17,100
Jan
1.15 Mar
1
Ltd
1.25
14,385
23c
Ltd
Ltd_
Explorers
15.70J
24c
55c
Oils Ltd
Mines
1.75
9.00
21c
Jan
Ltd—
Chibougamau
1.55
7.75
24c
Feb
Asbestos
Corp Ltd—
—*
Development & Min Co Ltd—*
Central Manitoba
1.75
8.40
15c
Ltd
Leduc
1
1
40c
1,1,900
l()c
Petroleums
Mines
1.25 Mar
1
Mines
Gold
Oils
Feb
1,000
I
Gold
O'Brien
v&4Ha
1.18
13,500
25c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Jan
l.OUU
18c
Ltd
Co
1.50
11c
Mar
1.25
l.bO
Cassiar
Central
Jan
10c
a50c
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Celta
Feb
8%c
Metals
Rare
Ltd
(1945)
Feb
15c
:
Mines
Cartier-Malartic
62c
24,500
American
ooaxsKi
Jan
7 Vic
1.25
1.25
25c
2,000
1.15
,1
Mines
Explorations
Mines
32,-Rio
9%c
9 Vic.
_
Canuba
76c
9c
-
10c
(Dunsmuir)
Lithium
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Mar
35c
High
Mar
9c
u4«e
Ltd
—__
Nickel
Can-Met
Jan
40c
Jan
12c
ioc
25c
Oil
Devonian
•Canalask
32c
Mar
25c
25c
Ltd
Collieries
preferred
NorUi
Mai-
40c
Low
2,000
1.20
Mines Ltd
Common
5</e
Jan
18c
1,000
1
Ltd
Atlantic
500
23.K0
Range Since Jan. 1
High
J2c 15 Vic
9c
1
—
'Abe
29c
Mines
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd
15c
a4tic
..
-
Lands
1
40c
09c
uc
-
1
Chibougamau
Oil
^—
Ltd
Low
1
24c
trust-'
Ltd
Uranium
Canada
Jan
Ltd-—
__1
Ltd
Corp
14c
Mines
Nocana
Mines
Shares
1
voting
Mines
Calgary & Edmonton
.Campbell
Feb
Amulet
West
for Week
of Prices
_.,1
—
«d
Petroleums
6 Vic
1.45 Mar
New
40c
69c
1
ntct
Lud
Burnt HID Tungsten
Jan
Jan
2oc
—
corp
Gold
85c
i
20%
Sales
Range
—
Far
High
Mar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
21c
21t
*
Ltd
Ltd—
Mining Corp
Rare
6,106
!
Mines
16
40.250
Ltd——
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bonnyvlile Oil & Kenning Corp
Boruil
1.45
7Vac
1
Mines
Mines
Lellechasse
1.14
C%c
1
Mn..a,,
Lake Gold
Red
600
7c
Ltd-
Uranium
i>u.Lciiiau
Low
Kit-
l.tj
Ltd
15
Friday
1
Mines
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
s
High
16
__
ENDED
STOCKS
Snares
l
Bana-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
Banuowan
Low
l
WEEK
for Week
Prices
ot
Par
FOR
Sales
-
class
A
58%
70
56
Jan
58 Vi Mar
4
*
58 %
35
35
45
1
1-37
1.35
1.42
12.422
1.26
Feb
1.89
Jan
*
5%
5%
5%
205
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
35
Mar
40
Jan
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Low
Pur
Beaucage
1
Belleterre
Bell
1.35
45,800
35c
28c
38c
18,050
-----j
-I
1.79
1.65
1.88
66,150
1.64
1.62
1.72
6,500
Telephone
——25
44%
44%
45%
9.651
Bethlehem
2.29
2.15
2.35
Bevcon
20,925
20c
25c
626,710
9c
7c
9c
7,000
2.50
2.20
2.50
91.793
Mines
——
Copper
Corp———
"Oc
Mines
Yukon
Bibis
Bicroft
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
Bldcop
j
1
Mines
1.50
———-—
Mines
Ltd
*
Friday
Low
22c
Quebec
27
vac
1.20
1.70
48,050
25 'a c
28c
52,500
Cniooug
Feb
2.25
Jan
Chibougamau
1.g2 Mar
1.93
Jan
ChliisO
46%
Jan
Jan
1.71
Feb
2.75
Feb
12c
Jan
Cofl^Aour
Jaa
Cocfcshutt
Jan
Cody
90c
2.65
1.50
Feb
25'Ac Mar
'70c
Jan
90c
1.10
31,900
70c
Feb
1
12c
10c
14c
105.350
8%c
Jan
14c
Mar
lOta
10'Ac
lie
9,000
8'/ac
Feb
.12.'Ac
Jan
1
13c
13c
14c
4,000
12'Ac
Jan
18'Ac Jan
93c
90c
1.00
41.799
75c
Feb
5 Vi»
5'a
3,166
5
% Mar
44'/a
44 %
45
140
42
Jan
45
Mar
43'a
Feb
48
% Mar
Bouzaa
Mines Ltd
Bowater
bin.
Paper
-1
—-1
com
preferred
5 Yst%
preferred
50
■
Boymar
Gold
Bralorhe Mines
Bralsaman
50
—
Mines
——---——
Petroleums
Brantford
48
48'4
145
8'ac
8c
9c
29.800
4.90
1
4.60
Brazilian
Traction
Mines
Britalta
2,300
79c
1,000
16
16 'a
160
16
*
9 'a
1.55
5%
10c
7'ac Feb
3.75
Feb
5.15
Mar
79c
15'a
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
95c
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
9%
44,695
1
45c
43c
48c
18,700
1
2.80
2.76
3.00
10,050
2.65
Jan
3.25
Jan
*
46 'a
44
4 6tt
10,947
43'a
Feb
47%
Jan
—.—100
95
95
95
130
91
Jan
95
Mar
Petroleum
Ltd———
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
9%
7'a
ja"
9% Mar
Mar
42c
66c
Jan
E'.ec—
.
Willans
Reco
preferred
preferred
5%
,4%%
4'to
50
preferred
—————-—50
preferred
British
Columbia
Forest
Products
*
Commoil
—
Commonwealth
Coma gas
Life
.British Columbia Packers class A
Coniaurum
Mines
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Centl
Consolidated
Broidan
Bruck
Reef
Mills
Brunhurst
Mines
class
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
10c
13c
28,000
11c
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
-1
85c
85c
3,900
67c
Jan
mar
Feb
ll'Ac
Jan
89c
Mar
•
15c
14c
15c
9,418
13c
Feb
18c
Jan
—1
8c
8c
9c
16.100
7c
Jan
ll'Ac
Feb
33
6 'a
34
6
270
29%
Jan
6'a
Jan
34
'a
125
*
11c
lie
lie
3.000
10c
Jan
1
Burlington
55 c
49c
57c
146,580
2bc
Jan
64c
14'a
14'a
275
13%
Feb
15'a
a
11
1,210
10'a Mar
7
7
115
*
—
14'a
*
11
A—___—*
7
—
Dry
Dock
class
10''
6%
Mar
6% Jan
15%c Jan
Mar
Consolidated
Cabanga
5'.;
Campbell
Red
Canada
Bread
Oaunda
Cement
class
B
Consolidated
Howey
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Foils
Canada
Iron
4'A%
class
Stone
preferred
Canada
Life
Canada
Malting
Met
Warrants
Canada
100
100
65
99
Feb
11%
8,572
9.15
Feb
13'a
Jan
5.85
5.85
150
5.10
Jan
6.25
Jan
*
—^
:
1
Lands
Class
Canada
Southern
Preferred
Canadian
.20
warrants-
Jan
107;
Mar
4.80
4.00
302.528
29,255
Jan
Mar,
23
Jan
81%
1.40
2.00
15,250
7.25
7.0c
7.50
7,656
Dock
Products
Canadian
11%
Feb
12'a
jan
19c
10,866
16'Ac
Feb
24 %c
Jan
Feb
58c
Consol
Quebec
Cos
Davis
Leather
80c
Jan
1.20
i 49,900
7.00
19,105
575
2.40
2.63
93,532
1.65
5.60
7.30
56
D'Eldoua
Jan
Deluite Mines
Rio
Ltd
6.50
Jan
18% Mar
Feb
85c
Donalda
Donald
12%
Jan
15 "2
Jan
6.00
Jun
8.70
Jan
Dow
Feb
10
Jan
23
25
25
22
Mar
28
32c
2,320
30c
Jan
36c
Jan
27
27
27%
2,775
27
Jan
30
jati
4 45
4.85
4,600
4.45 Mar
7
Jan
495
9,597
28 %
Feb
32%
Jan
1,974
23%
Feb
26
Jan
22,845
Feb
Feb
93
<fe
Jan
——0
13%
12%
13'A
600
12
Feb
14
Jan
80c
Feb
1.09
Jan
15c
85c
5.20
Jan
85c
90s
17,100
11c
11c
6,991
1.4 J
1.50
600
1.20
Feb
1.60
4 95
4.70
4.95
2,610
4.25
Jan
5.10 Mar
2.63
13.310
10 %c 10 % c
1,000
—.——1
2.59
—
2.50
2.80
3.25
40
40
1.90
200
19c
27c
216,700
21'A
Feb
Jan
Sc
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.69 Mar
10 %c Mar
2.80 Mar
50
1.50
21'A
20c
9c
370
1.50
100
4.25
Jan
Mar
42%
Jan
40
1.50 Mar
18c
Feb
21 % Mar
1.80
28c
22%
Feb
Mar
Jan
49%
50
1,360
-1
34c
33c
35c
19.650
22c
Jan
42c
Jan
Feb
23c
22 'Ac
25c
63,785
20c
Jan
35%c
Jan
22c
Feb
34'Ac Jan
—5
48V2
Feb
54%
32c
32c
1.143
12'Ac
10c
lHC
2,367,400
9c
Jan
16c
3ic
26c
34c
10,400
20c
Mar
47c
9%
9%
750
43c
47c
26,056
11c
13c
*
1
Ltd
1
47c
11c
26'Ac
_1
1
26'Ac 35'-c
12c
1.10
12c
1.15
99c
9% Mar
Feb
42c
Jan
Jan
10
Mar
60c
Jan
8.000
10c
Jan
19'Ac
6.600
25c
Jan
35%c Mar
10,599
12c
Feb
70c
16c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.15 Mar
5.35
4.95
5.45
28,265
4.65
Jan
5.95
2.08
2.08
2.25
1.42
Jan
2.25 Mar
15c
14c
16c
134,912
422,200
28%
23'A
2,975
12,500
13c
Feb
Jan
20c
Jan
32%
Jan
28%
11%
11
2%
.26,330
9.25
Jan
12% Mar
%
12'A
13'«
689
12',4
Jan
13%
*
common—
oieel
«
13
71c
100
*
3
28%
60,438
99
40
12:%
1,425
99
10
•!
■
70c 76'Ac
Feb
Mar
10%
27
Mar,
31
..
Jan
Jan
Jan
70c
Mar
79c
Mar
96'A
Feb
99
Mar
Feb
14
Feb
47
47
55
2J%
22%
4,665
19 %
Feb
23 V
•
41%
41 %
42'A
1,965
39%
Jan
44
•
11%
11'A
12
3,121
11
Feb
12%
Jan
8 %
8V3
8%
l.g-s
8
Jan
9'A
Jan
134%
134% 134%
15
—50
Coal
•
—
Chcfnical
&
12
47
22
•
pfd
12%
*
100
Inv
&
com
common
1
class
B
—
23c
20c
23c
60,ldd
14%
*
14%
145
11%
43
134%
Feb
20c
Mar
135
37c
14%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
Feb
95C
Jan
30
Jan
30
Jan
*
Copper
1.45
6,600
30
30
197
50c
43 c
50c
30,500
42c
Feb
73c
Jan
1
Ltd
Co
1.30
30
1
—
1-30
*
Mudge_„.,
2.30
Feb
3.20
5.00
Jan
Feb
14c
Jan
Jan
Duvex Oils & Minerals
East
East
Aniphl
Malar lie
23c
20c
25c
23,750
19c
Jan
26c
Jan
10c
11c
10.000
9c
Jan
11c
1
1.75
1
Eastern
Asbestos
Metals
Eastern
Smelling
Eastern
Steel
Co
Ltd
93
65
90
Mar
99
29'a
50
29
Feb
32
Jan
16
16
308
16
Feb
17
Jan
5,709
18c
Feb
69c
Jan
Ehlrich
457,863
60c
Feb
Jan
El
30c
Mar
22c
65c
30c
1.00
1.80
24c
87c
32
c
6,650
1.95
7,770
1.30
Jan
1.02
46c
Jan
Eddy
&
Refining
Jan
El
Ltd
Gold
common—
3.25 Mar
Erie
3.10
4 010
45c
45c
2,100
45c
Feb
Jan
Eureka
7.90
8.10
9.320
7.40
Feb
8.50
Jan
Excelsior
3.35
Feb
5.00
Jan
Explorers
Alliance
1
4.45
4.15
4.70
10,400
*
7.65
7.10
7.90
28,890
6.65
Jan
8.30
2.35
2.12
2.35
21,480
1.25
Jan
2.35 mar
1
lie
11c
2.72
2.80
8,700
2.25
Jan
12c
14c
46,500
7%c
Jan
1
30c
31c
15,600
26c
Jan
35c
Feb
—i
32c
35c
8,209
30c
Feb
55c
Jan
9%c
Feb
13c
3.25
28c
1
Jan
41,000
45c
Mar
62c
Jan
36c
30,300
30c
Feb
50c
Jan
3.60
3.25
3.75
63,042
5%
5%
625
5
Mar
34
34
70
34
Feb
26
26%
10
34
26
51
35
2.90
Feb
4.10
Jan
8'A
Jan
39
Jan
25% Mar
27%
Jan
51
58
Jan
Flooring
51
52
30c
30c
,
500
25c
Feb
40c
Feb
1
26c
27c
2.000
25c
Feb
40c
Mar
33c
38c
47,300
30c
Feb
59c
Jan
35c
325
63c
60c
71c
1,322,400
23c
21c
32c
73,025
*
5%
Mar
24'Ac
Jan
82c
Jan
16c
Jan
39c
Feb
5%
Jan
—
5%
200
65c
62c
68c
27,000
58c
Feb
94c
Jan
*
A
5%
1
class
Corp
62c
62c
65c
l.bOO
54c
Feb
75c
Jan
—*
32c
28c
36c
31,075
2Gc
Feb
49 %c
Jan
*
36
3314
Feb
42%
Jan
•
16',4
5%
Jan
Jan
*
2,600
1
50c
32c
1
Refineries
52c
45c
Jan
Jan
32c
*
3.00
Jan
5.25
—1,
Mines
8.00
1.84
1.46
Feb
20
Glacier
3.00
1
Feb
4.10
-*
A
Pen-Rey Oils
Sol
1.15
4,410
—*
Trust
Co—,
class
Mines
Emerald
16,800
5.10
1
Paper
1.85 Mar
Ltd
Products.
Match
1 25
4 75
1
Elder Mines
Eddy
1.20
4.85
—-—1
—;
Investment
90
1.22
1
Mines
Mines
Eastern
Economic
—
Gold
East Sullivan
29 Va
—
16
Mines
pfd_-20
*
Chlb-Kavranrt Copper
Feb
Jan
31c
23
3.65
Mines
Feb
14%
Brewery
Duvan
31
1
3.30
870
2
Stores
Rope
Donnell
895
9'ac
,
Mar
12,748
15%
Preferred
905
2,200
Mines
32c
300.056
3.99
14%
*
15
81c
Oils
Jan
32c
3.55
15
30
8.20
ii,550
Porcupine
14c
31c
3.60
2.50
Dominion
25'a
1
26 %c
*
1
—*
3,763
15
11c
Gold
Jan
27%
7.90
2.90
Oil
65c
10%
15
4.00
Explorers
Feb
•
2.70 Mar
24%
•
Fab
35c
25c
Steel
Feb
3.70
Ltd-
51c
5,343
27
4—*
Corn
9,100
10
46
2.76
Quartz
69c
40c
10%
8
8%
c
Magnesium
2.25 mar
Jan
6c
35c
—
Scottish
50
Jan
1.23
65c
40c
27%"
100
Feb
Mar
6%
--1
A—
Dominion
Mar
Jan
Mar
6.00 Mar
1
Dominion
29%
1
Feb
1
Dominion
30%
1
Jan
4.25
•
8
9%c
Gas
Jan
5.25
300
Feb
Mar
1
Textile
11c
Producers
27 %
1,415
4.50
*
Tar
4.00
Exploration
6,120
6.0C
4.35
—.—
Jan
25'a
Mines
34
5.60
4.35
com
Dominion
2.80
Copper ccy
32
6.00
—
Jan
10
—100
33%
—
Jan
20c
*
*
Jan
8
11%
10
common^——-50
Foundry
Dominion
1.75
Jan
1.50
1.20
Jan
1.33
—n—•
—1
Fabrics
Jan
•
11 'A
1
7.60
19
37c
•
-
3.50 Mar
1
Vickers
,1
Seaurams
7.25
16%
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Mining
Mines
Jan
Petroleums—1
Corp
preferred
Mines
18c
Rights
"—.—————
Rights pfd
Jan
25
preferred
Feb
Jan
1
Jan
3%
25c
Mines
3.25
8%
Feb
:—
5.10
20
15c
Qils_-
100
19,787
26,151
1
Producers
4,050
48
19c
Mines
3.25
2.25
Jan
15'Ac
Min
Mines--
Gold
5.85
48
75c
—
Horn
Deer
8
2.09
Feb
Warrants
Jan
Jan
3.25
46
65c
Uucouraey Brewis Mines
5.40
2.15
565
—
class
Jan
18%
2.55
Jan
75c
1.05
—I
7"
%
1.12
Jan
75c
Mines
uumuiion
6.50
Jan
16c
Mines——-—2.50
Daering
Explorers
Daine Mining
Corp
Dominion
Mar
25c
Jan
20c
Toronto
Zellerbach
Jan
70c
Feb
%c
9
16c
Minerals
Mines Ltd
Jan
4,200
8
*
Prospect
Chesterville
Crown
9
77c:
Jan
16'Ac
Jan
Crowpat
Cusco
30
70c
58c
Jan
1
Jan
5% Mar
Feb
Feb
10
Dome
4,810
42c
Jan
9c
Dome Exnloration
jan
Jan
17c
Pershing
Distillers
7'/a
32c
69c
Trust
Jan
27%
,—"
Railway
Utilities
Croinor
Crown
Jan
250
Jan
Jan
l,2oJ
3
—
Jail
i,835
4.450
—-----—:—..50
16
6
50c
28%
20,366
Warrants
70c
30
44c
4.95
Feb
10,2nd
Preferred
14'a
7%
45c
Feb
ldC
—
Jan
5%
22c
Petroleum
Timber
Jan
v'a
6,800
Jan
Feb
4.30
11c
Mines
Crestbrook
Feb•
5%
30c
3.70
3.00
25
.
94c
Warrants
Ciestaurum
13
880
25c
1,680
Jan
17c
—c
13%
1,010
18
Feb
1.38
*
53c
14%
1.20
Mar
10c.
Mining
Diadem
14%
26c
Cowichan Copper
Cree Oil of Canada
Jan
*
Petronua
Thorium
Cournor
27%
14
6.968
Zinc
Mar
__1
Gold—
PiDe Lines and
Canadian
Load
coiiiei;
Del
13 Tit
7,765
27
1
-
Devon Palmer
29 %
3.25
4.60
25%
Lid
corp
Feb
"
Canadian
Canadian
Copper
Jan
6.95
50c
1
Coppercrest Mines
——'
Copper-Man
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Corby Distillery class A_
Cosmos Imperial
—;
3.75
30
3.00
4.35
27
Publishing
26'a
Feb
3.25
4.50
•
1
Poplar
Gas of
Feb
18%
Feb
Mine—
Exploration
Clark
8.10
Canadian
Canadian
Copp
Feb
,10c
common
Pacific
Con west
3.00
warrants
Pat
Mar
4.45
Malarlic
Cousiuuers
23?'b
70c
70c
1
Mines
West
3,830
50,670
79,500
2
Tungsten
Consolidated
2.220
Feb
24
92c
•
Smelting
Explor
Sannonn
50,845
475
76c
Sudbury Basin
3.35
25
82c
Ltd
Oils
&
Gold
Red
24%
com—-
Locomotive
Leduc
7.75 Mar
55
70c
35c
80c
46%
30c
Hydrocarbon
Central
2.00 Mar
Jan
12%
24
Jan
93c
24
—1
,
Canadian
Gold
Feb
34
56c
20c
0'AC
3.10
—
Asbestos
75c
Jan
25
II,500
1
Mar
29
100
Central
94
Jan
60
G6c
20c 22'Ac
Mines
45%
common-
Husky Oil
Oil
Jan
7%
Canadian Homestead Oils
Natural
72
45
Jan
20c
Gold
Mac
Pershcourt
46%
Ltd— —3
Preferred
Erin
Jan
37% mar
90
5.95
Jan
28c
Northland
Consol
7.020
—-—
Canadian
Jan
Jan
42c
10%
Jan
1
Consolidated Peak Oils
5.452
A
Canadian
Jan
2.80
3 9'a
32%
12
Feb
18c
1,200
Consolidated
45c
Cellulose
Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Oil
4.50
Jan
32 %
14%
Canadian
Warrants
Jan
% mar
5.00
Feb
8c
3,500
1,300
6.50
1
Dredge <te
Canadian
81
95
Mar
Mar
1.80
25c
2,200
22c
18.813
6.25
Canadian Decalla Gas warrants-—
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
35'a
225
10C
Resources
Canadian
160
84
3.20
13%
Pi
Food
55
37
'31%
Jan
37
50c
12c
6.30!
25
Collieries
Preferred
Canadian
5.2c0
Jan
9'ac
21c
17c
.20
Empire Oils
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
5,450
38
92
Jan
24
4.00 Mar
2.74
1.70
19c
10c
Feb
55
1.42
3 90
Jan
Jan
34c
19'ac
4.80 Mar
3.75
92
175
2.46 mar
2.4c
_25
British
Canadian
WW* .%r*
Mai-
48
1.20
3.50
9'ac
12c
12 "a
common
preferred
Cheskiik
40
149
Feb
19c
20c
v4
Canadian Canners class A
Canadian Celanese common
Charter
Jan
jo
3.00
*
—.—i
•
17c
———
Canadian
Central
36
to
18,771
.1
24
Breweries
of
Preferred
Central
Feb
426
Mines
Mines
3.35
Rights
Canadian
Cariboo
151
24
1.66
Negus
43c
Commerce—
Cassiar
Feb
48
Jan
—7
1.40
Nicholson
1.2
Oil
Canso
13%
3.40
Gils
Atlantic
Canso
200
166—
Jan
50c
1.66
CotK-oiioated
_1
Minerals
Admiral
Candore
14%
Jan
32 'a
—12 50
—
Astoria
Bank
Can
Feb
48
90c
Feb
Consolidated
D'Aragon
common
Canadian
Canadian
Oanam
8
1.85
1
Canadian
1955
Feb
Jan
100
Petroleum
Steamship Lines
Class
29
6
37%
pfd
Oils
Canada Southern
$13A
26'a
4.15
A
Mtge
Safeway Ltd
Canada
117
4.65
B
Permanent
Jan
Jan
400
36%
class
Canada
54
30
r
8
166
2.74
Packers
Canada
Feb
23 'a
48
3 90
Warrants
Canada
Jan
25%
Feb
27
3.90
—-
Oil
51
103
26%
126
,
Explorations
Mar
36c
34
10%
-10
common
Preferred
Can
50c
6,380
37c
10%
100%
2,659
45c
12% Mar
Jan
1)5
7,690
53c
42c
Jan
Jan
107
3.05
50c
42c
Jan
28%
105
2.95
50c
9.20
65
106
2.95
-•
2,650
8
Assurance
1
-1
204,450
Feb
100
14'A Mar
12
mar
—
23% Mar
Jan
37c
62
1.235
26c
Jan
5.50
2oC
24
39%
Feb
12%
1.89
1,025
38%
18c
48,867
38,280
3.50
1,790
39 %
2,000
23
14'A
18c
64 %
_10
19c
22
13'A
Feb
25%
Foundries common..
19c
22%
Jan
62'a
A
Jan
1
Jan
25%
-20
Mar
2.28
100
—
38c
1.25
14%
Cut
Feb
9'Ac
25 'a
20
22c
Consolidated Mosher
consolidated
1,605
69,550
6,165
Feb
t
36c
132,560
Jan
27 %
32c
163,420
1.85
51',
33c
Jan
18c
1.55
26
Jan
1.54
Feb
51 'a
Jan
19c
49'Ac
2.58
Feb
26
23c
Jan
Mar
13c
1.65
51%
Feb
lfc
2.42
1.25
-50
12 'Ac
3,400
1.49
2,299
-
23c
35,260
2.48
22,150
—
47,200
18c
13c
23c
16'Ac
1.45
pfd-
28c
15c
12'Ac
1
i
common
Jan
7
1
1.77
Preferred
-
1
1.35
-_1
Jan
14'Ac Jan
Consolidated
•
—
21c
•
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
100
Lake
Feb
Mar
Jan
1.75
Cltiboiigamutt
Campbell
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
44c
•
Jan
1.40
—
13c
10c
130
Jan
45c
.'
.
7'a
64'a
& 'Edmonton——
Power common
Jan
11%
Jan
1.77
preferred
Mar
25c
Jan
Jan
2.50
Consolidated
*
Calgary
Calgary
36c
'
4.35
150
Feb
Jan
25c
Petroleum
Feb
Mar
1.80
28c
Halllwell
Consolidated
Calalta
3.65
120
10,300
v
3.25 Jan
13c
_1
Morrison
8 'Ac mar
•
2.75 Mar
12,500
14c
6 'A
Jan
10% Jan
1
Feb
5,500
A——
13c
Jan
16c
15'ac
Mines
Jan
9'ac
Ext
16c
14c
6'a
2.14
Feb
•
Oils
Consolidated Guayana
Jan
i 8'ac
Gold:
13c
Feb
1
Arrow
18c
1,375
8
16c
Jan
17c
.
Jan
9c
13,067
6%
Jan
59c
Feb
1.31
2,250
39c
Mar
—1
Lake—
10
28,500
10c
37C
—__v—-----
Golden
15c
8.500
12c
9.00
8%c
36c
8%
.Jan
10
13,400
35c
33c
Mar
1.21 Mar
Jail
11c
20
2.20
Va
Mar
53c
Jan
7
200
•
120
2.00
36c
•
—
Gillies
Consolidated
Feb
9'ac
_——1
—
-
Consolidated
Jan
10c
C
3.75
120
—•
Mines
Iron
19c
8.35
a
3.75
73
•
Feb
75c
Jan
3.30 Mar
Jail
38c
■
1.21
Jan
62
200
2.20
Feb
Feb
Jan
9c
81
2.75
Jan
4.25
2.85
615
2.75
4.25
74c
124,150
22,500
10
—
Oil
Jan
8c
12c
10
Mines
8
8.50
Lake
Burrard
170
1.07
85c
10'ac
Lake
Building Products
Blillochs Ltd class
Burns
7
Jan
1
—
Buffalo
Burchell
10,500
Jan
1
—
Ankerite
Hill
95c
45'a
46%
1.70
10c
10
2.75
Crest—
Fenimore
Warrants
16% Mar
Feb
1
.
Mining
—
Bunker
87c
1
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
90c
aa—————
Mines
Brunston
Jan
Consol
7
.
Mines
Brunsman
East
43 % mar
1.55
11c
Jan
Feb
2.65 Jari
14,200
1.60
HUjh
80c
Jan
2.40
119.000
14c
*
Flin
Dragon
Consolidated
41
5ic
1
1
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
785
47c
12'AC
54c
50c
13%
Feb
200
I,305
——
Jan
1,825
76,345
7%
Oil-.-
Cordasun
Denison
Warrants
84
44
4,033
1.21
7%
——~
Callinan
50
15%
52c
1.00
7%
Cadillac-—
46'a
43'a
49c
1.10
1
Gamma—
Jan
15
195
•
Beilekeno
consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
43 'a
73
Mines—.—
Bakeries
Jan
42'a
71
1
Allenbee
Consolidated
79
43
73
„—
41'a
43'a
1,110
Key Mines-—
—
Conro
Development Corp—.—_——1
48
*
Telephone Co
3.30
Con
125
25
Power
Columbia
3.00
•—2.50
765
1
Columbia
British
3.05
—
100
•
xirltlsh
-*
—————--10
a
13%
41,400
Mines
82 3«
11'a Feb
14% Jan
1.09
——
Pete
Confederation
451
5.610
96c
——.—
49%
12'a
1.00
—
82:,4
12'a
3,330
—
Copper
Enterprises
45 'a
12:,a
3.50
—1
%
50
3.15
Mines
50
4 5
——100
3.25
—
Yellowknlfe
Coiomae
Consolidated
—
1
—
Consolidated
4%'A
15,857
Smelting
&
Equip—
Golu
Coldstream
Combined
Mar
common
Brilund
4.95
79c
--——1'.
Cordage class
1.12
.
2.95
Mines-—
Farm
Lake
coin
2.86
Consolidated Mining Corp
32c
Jan
'
~
Cobalt
Jan
1
Gold
Gold
5vac
Feb
2.90
Jaculet Mines—-.—
20c
1.75
16,700
Toe
Chrysler
Feb
57c
—•
Chromium Min & Smelt
44'a
Low
55c
Explorer
Mining
Range Since Jan. I
High
55c
1
Jan
1.58
Shares
'——25
40c
27c ! Mar
for Week
-1
Jan
1.75
Sales
Range
-1
Chibougamau
1.05 Mar
Week's
of Prices
Low
High
Bordulac Mines
1.00
Last
Sale Price
Black Bay
Uranium
Bonville
GoFd Mines
Bouscaclillae
i
Range Since .fan. 1
High
1.20
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Belcher Mining core -—
ended march
STOCKS
Shares
1.10
,—
week
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
for
Sales
Friday
Jan
Falconbridge Nickel
Burnous
Players
Feb
Fanny
Jan
Faraday
Canadian
Farmer
Candy
Uranium Mines
Warrants
Fargo
Oils
34%
361
4
5,617
16
I6V4
945
15
Jan
16 %
Feb
1
18
18
18%
540
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
-1
2.64
2.05
2.85
994,430
1.79
Ltd———
1.34
1.95
122,880
3.80
§.75
3.85
6,642
1.46
80c
2.93
Feb
2.85 Mar
Eeb
1.95 Mar
Jan
3.90 Mar
J
Volume
Number 5621
185
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
Far west
class
Fleet
common
Canada
Florida
Ford
of
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
Liberal
25
25%
500
25
Mar
28%
Jan
Little
19c
13,700
22c
Jan
Loblaw
3.75
3.75
30
85c
86c
1,250
6.30
7.10
21,975
54%
56 V'e
957
10C% 103 %
885
Francoeur
A
Ltd
Debentures
—1
22 %c
21c
23c
4.500
1.02
1.29
139,608
28
27%
23
439
100
100
101
101
101
5
1
—:
15%
3,366
*
5%
5%
5%
300
1
57 %
55%
57%
461
1*3
,
37%
37%
38%
Lakes
Great
Northern
Gas
Great
Oils
Grass
Sweet
Great
West
class
Coal
:
A
GreyhawK Uranium
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
Lead
Mines
Hallnor
Lakes
Lake
Headway
Heva
Gold
High
Crest
Highland
—
Hi
Oil
Home
Class
Ltd
Co
Smith
Paper
Jan
5.50
Jan
Madsen Red
Feb
Mages Sporting
4.85
Jan
53%
Jan
59
37%
Feb
41
Hughes Owens Co class A—
& Erie Mtge
—
Huron
Bank
Imperial
6%
Indian
Class
B
1,150
40
1,695
13,390
.7%
275
60c
2,393.115
21
660
24c
55,750
10%c 11 %c
7,000
21'
22,232
13%
13,671
3.25
100
12 Vic
15c
268.800
22%
23%
1.525
3.00
6%
220
15c
30,298
1,700
Inspiration
International
Malartlc
Jan
Maneast
Uranium
1.24
5.80
Feb
7%c
-
Feb
1.30
Feb
18c
' Jan
32 Vic Mar
170
Mar
47
Feb
7%
7
Feb
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
15%c
Feb
27Vic
Jan
Jan
Feb
5.60
Jan
Feb
42Vi
Jan
3.75
38
5%
Feb
8
Jan
Feb
3.90
Feb
Feb
43%
Jan
3.40
38
1.85
Jan
1.02
Jan
7
Feb
36c
Feb
60c
Jan
21%
Jan
49c
Jan
21
16c
8%
Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
10c
Feb
19c
18
Feb
21% Mar
13%
Jan
10%
Jan
4.50
3.25 Mar
9c
Feb
15c
Mar
26%
Jan
22% Mar
3.00
Feb
International
Nickel
15c
Jan
23c
Max-
9
Jan
14c
75c
80c
33,735
75c
Feb
15c
41.010
13C
Jan
-
1.07
Jan
18c
International
8c
4.500
7c
Jan
12%C
Jan
41c
75.825
25c
P'eb
39c
Mar
88C
1,700
85c
Feb
98c
Jan
28%c 36%c
44,400
2 6 Vie
Jan
37c
Jan
205
39 %
Feb
44
Jan
40
10%
10
10%
500
8%
Jan
12
Feb
24%
24
25%
1,820
23%
Feb
25%
International
Ranwick
McColl
17%
16%
30.076
17%
15%
.
17%
27,325
34%
33%
34%
282
5.20
5.05
5.30
2.370
'
Consol
Mines
Mclntyre
McKenzie
Red
McMarmac
Mentor
Exploration
Mercury
14
Meta
Uranium
Mexican
Light
Midcon
Oil
&
Dev
Mill
City
Min
Moneta
Montreal
Moore
Feb
17% Mar
Jan
17% Mar
11%
10%
32% Mar
Feb
4.65
Dr£gAiL-Chemical
Preferred'—.
Jan
National
Jan
National
Jan
41
National
pfd
Hosiery Mills
7.00
Explorations
16
Jan
National
Steel
105
32
Jan
35
Feb
National
285
48 Vi Mar
60
Jan
26%
28
Jan
68
Jan
Jan
Jan
€0
Laura
Leitch
3.15
3.55
286,929
2.80
2.90
300
lie 16'Ac
3,400
10c
16% Mar
2.80
20
6%
Jan
New
British
Jan
New
Calumet
New
Chamberlain
12c
54,600
14c
25
3.30
4.10
4,214
,
105
5.790
31c
31c
25%
Jan
50%
47%
7.806
47%
2.928
37c
19.500
6%
61c
Feb
Concord
New
Davies
Feb
9
Jan
New
Delhi
Feb
94%
Feb
42%
Jan
30c
Jan
% Mar
19Vi
Jan
4.10 Mar
Petroleum
OH
10,100
24c
Feb
16c
Mar
Jan
45c
17,055
21c
16'A
Jan
Jan
Mar
12
12
225
11V4
Feb
1.45
1.70
26,350
1.25
Feb
24'A
250'
22 Va
Jan
24 % Mar
70 c
76c
9,82'7
66c
Feb
79c
Mar
Jan
17
Mar
Jan
58% Mar
15'A
16%
1,055
15
53%
58 %
3,693
49 Va
1.00
78c
1.00
7,010
74c
Mar
CAc
60c
65c
31,645
51c
10
10%
525
9%
11
574
10%
2.05
Jan
Feb
16 VA
New
Gas
Jan
1.10
Hosco
Feb
2.60
Feb
4.20
1.10
Feb
New
New
Gold
44c
17.300
41c
Feb
73c
Jan
•
19C
18c
21o
74,000
15c
Feb
25c
83c
82c
90c
27,805
62c
Feb
2.25
2.30
1,600
2.00
Feb
1.40
17c
15c
17c
21c
27c
36,850'
26c
26c 28Vac
21 %C
24c
12c
18c
16c
16c
19c
30c
35c
95c
46c
98c
38c
13%c
13c
9%c
9c
1
1
1
2.15
*
Oils
51c
13,300
85c
Feb
46c
71,200
37c
Feb
52 c
14c
10,111
10c
Jaxx
20c
10c
8,000
8c
Jan
12c
11c
Jan
20c
Feb
10c
16c
20c
102,500
8c
2,500
7c
1.85
Feb
Jan
Jan.
1.34
Jan
Jftu
Feb
Jan
.
2.45
Feb
Jan
Jan.
2.23
5.065
23c
26c
1,860
3.70
3.90
9,150
3.55
Feb
5.00
Feb
3.35
Jan
15c
Jan
25 %c Mar
45c
Jan
2.10
22c
Feb
24c
Jan
Jan
28c
Mai¬
8c
Feb
ls %c
Jan
2.80
Norpax
1
-—1
Mines
Corp
Mine* Ltd
&
Mining
Norsyncomaque
97c
1 04
6,534
95c
Feb
13 %C
1 ic
12,500
Oils
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Preferred
common
—
—
Warrants
Northland
1
20o
Ltd
Oils
1
Rankin
1R% Mar
19%
Jan
North
18
Feb
21%
Jan
Northspan
90c
Jan
1.60
Jan
Feb
1.85
Jan
1
1
*
•
50
-
Inca Gold
North
*
Mining
Oil
1.04
18%
1,540
19'A
19
20
2,662
1
1.35
1.26
1.50
26,900
1
1.11
1.10
1.25
7,600
1
14C
12c
14c
8,500
11c
Feb
16c
Jan
Warrants
—
1
17c
17C
17c
2,100
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
Preferred
50
5.00
4.65
5.2S
2,970
Class
North
A
Oil
Star
1956
—*
Wnr-
Jan
Northtrn
"orifl
-r>
15c 17'Ac
2,900
3.35
753
18
18
18%
725
i
76c
73c
76c
6,100
7^c
Mar
80c
Jan
Norva'ie
1
lie
lie
12c
12,500
10c
Feb
14C
Jan
Nudulama
Mines
*
Utilities
Mines
Mines
Ltd
pfd—
100
1
*
Feb
57%
Jan
Jan
9 Vac
10,020
4.80
4.95
2,596
4.25
Feb
6.95
1.16
1.32
167,524
1.09
Feb
1.59
33c
65c
36,350
32c
Feb
65c
Mar
52c
54c
4,825
51c
Jan
85c
Jan
5.10
5.45
3,660
4.90
Jan
5.40
38
38
38
10
36%
Jan
3.15
1,415
2.45
Jan
3.50
3.30
7c
73c
1.34
3.50
6c
8C
98.400
6c
Jan
9c
Jau
66c
84c
49,175
48c
Mar
84c
Mar
99c
Feb
8.50
11%
4.75
37%
1.35
108,124
7.65
9.00
205,663
6.10
6.50
12,500
6.10 Mar
11% Mar
1.29
5.35
Feb
5.90
39
1.48
Jan.
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
9.00 Mar
6.50 Mar
13%
Jan
Feb
6
Feb
37% Mar
40
Jan
11%
592
4.75
4.75
125
37%
38 Va
310
4.00
480
3.20
Feb
4.00 Mar
3.70
1(2,100
1.35
Feb
2.10
1.60
1.80
28
20c
38c
11%
28
167
27
Feb
30
Feb
82
135
80
Jan
83
Jan
81 %
1.70
Quebec Power common--—_*
Northwestern
47
Jan
8%C
3.70
warrants
Jan
.
common
•
4.85
130
85c
8.45
Uranium
warrants
3.25
Feb
24c
Jan
12c
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
Feb
74,500
1
17% Mar
25c
12c
14c
25c
Jan
3.40
Mar
22c
17%
19c
32c
3,515
North
Feb
Jan
37,500
Northcal
Mar
19c
33c
Jan
3.00
Jan
51 'A
Jan
15c
48c
50
26C
15%C
Mar
25'Ac
98c
•
Feb
22c
51'A
22c
9c
Gold
Mines
Normetal
Feb
28c
30c
7%C
Feb
Jan
24c
25 %c
—,
Mines
Norte,rtic
5.75
Feb
16 %c
Jan
1.78
*
Mines
Acme
Noranda
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.50
24c
1
Nor
Jan
3.75
Jan
10 %c
15c
1.05
—
Feb
1
61c
18'A
20c
.
Mar
15c
47,500
91c
Mar
99c
1.33 Mar
50.301
26,700
35c
24c
Jan
1.35
5,600
16c
Jan
15c
21,933
21 %c
Jan
20c
6,750
24c
1
Mines
4,150
18'A
1.33
Jan
62c
54c
42c
3,500
194,000
99c
10c
Jan
Jan
75c
13.000
Feb
1.25
26,550
Jan
Jan
36c
20.933
48,300
Jan
1,000
60c
23 %c 23%c
Mar
11c
18c
67c
25c
58c
25c
Jan
Jan
2.35
3.15
90c
9,600
25c
1.85 Mar
10c
16c
88C
27,800
2.95
81c
85C
2.35
56c
3.00
17c
87c
2.14
Feb
35c
11
Nisto
Jan
4,800
Nipissing
Jan
20c
3,196
36c
2.40
2.55
81c
13'Ac Mar
1.95
Feb
1.78
1
1
1
96c
1.83
.
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
7,311
Feb
23c
3.80
18c
1.25
Jan
40
7,000
1
Norgold Mines
2.30
10c
72c
•
Mines
Rouyn
42c
15% Mar
60c
1
Gold
Minda-Scotia
42c
2.250
9c
67c
•
Mylainaque Explor
Newnorth
1
16
ygc
1
Manitoba
Mar
15%
30,250
Feb
1
Mines
28c
15%
Feb
1
Mines
Jan
1
28c
90c
•
Mining
Mines
10%c
Gold
Feb
Jan
25c
1
Gold
Kelore
509,895
9%
Feb
15c
54c
23'/2c
New Jason
1.01
Jan
40%
32.300
80c
•
New
Newlund
Jan
235
21c
2.30
Jan
Jan
8 Vz
40%
74c
35c
Jan
2.20
10c
Jan
40%
1.95
41c
28c
305
'
•
Canada—
Mines
Highridge
18c
261,950
Feb
28%
16 %c
9 i/2C
14
2.15 Mar
Jan
26
i7C
40 Va
Feb
25'Ac
9
748
4,630
1
9
27
9,520
Taku
10 %c 12%c
2G
3.35
41,500
Superior
12'AC
5.05 Mar
18c
New
1
Jan
1.45
New
•
35,800
1.72
Jan
-
5.05
16c
Jan
Mines
4.30
4,55
48%
New
Feb
4.30
New
Jan
1.68
Feb
1.65
62c
7,450
4.10
16c
47c
2.10
100
1.66
Feb
2.01
4.25
I
1.05
Jan
*
4.25
Harrlcana
Feb
Jan
27%
New Goldvue MlneB
1.55 Mar
Feb
63c
Jan
New
30c
128,500
Jan
12
26 Va
Jap
Feb
Feb
39c
Jan
1- '11
119
Jan
41
110%
Jan
55c
Jan
26%
1
1
90c
48c
Feb
26 %
1
Feb
2.04
4gc
10%
Mines
Fortune
55%
19%c Jan
ii
Explorations
New Dickenson
New
Feb
47
10%
V.
'
20c
3
1,795
29c
50c
of
Mines
20c
III
Jan
Mar
VA
21
24%
50o
Petroleum
2,541
>
3.60 Mar
3.25
20c
1
Continental
New
Jan
110,211
1
Jan
17c
16%
1
Develop
New
Mar'
6%
24c
Mining
Mar
26c
73c
40c
Oil
MlneB
18
Feb
Feb
3*7
1*
Jan
New
_
Jan
1.61
2.70 Mar
Jan
35c
17'Ac
1.51
1
Dominion
Jan
4.00
16
3.30 Mar
385
94c
Mar
23
14% Mar
39
46
Mar
1.640
38 %
47%
12c
Feb
2.290
39
97 100%
5%
25c
_
.
Feb
26c
18c
.1
Oils
Bristol
21c
30,782
Jan
5%
New
25c
Mines
34c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mines
Gold
28c
28c
90c
12%
21 %c
Gold
1.75 Mar
Feb
Mar
24.150
1
Mines
Lencourt
3.40
Feb
67c
Gold
Bidlamaque
New
57 %
11
1
Candy_
1.49
Feb
1.20
Jan
(1939)
Secord
Jan
2.95
800
Mar
Senator
Wasa
1.23
12,366
67c
50% Mar
78C
100%
B
Rouyn Merger
Luz
16.351
1.75
23c
New
La
1.49
3.50
1.45
ll%c
New
Lake
1.42
3.20
Feb
Jan
Mines
Feb
1.46
3.50
Mar
1.16 Mar
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake Osu Mines
1.14 Mar
8c
96c
Lake
Jan
13c
Feb
Mines
Jan
15% Mar
66c
86,390
Feb
45c
Jan
Mines
Jan
13
17,900:
5.087
'65c
•
Jan
24 %c
Feb
39,315
62c
Ltd
1.13
Jan
17c
2.064
1.00
1.12
15'A
2.08
15%
48
16c
54c
Shore
14%
Jan
67c
56.000
Lake
20,800
46%
13c
31.700
Dufault
19c 20'/a C
Feb
Feb
13
50 c
69c
Cinch
50
Jan
i4C
1.16
Lake
2,280
19 %c
Mar
1.50
24,100
47
Mar
10c
^3c
62c
Lake
1.75
14'/a
47
43c
75c
3.399
75c
•
1.60
14%
47
Jan
Feb
1
1
1.01
Mining & Exploration
5c
3.95
1
12
8
•
class
Alger Mines
63c
(John)
26c
3,725
•
New Athona Mines
1.15
Labrador
41.350
10c
*
11,400
Labatt
40C
Feb
3.15
New
52
18%
20c
33c
Jan
Mar
Nesbltt Lablne Uranium
50%
•
_
30c
14%
10
39,020
Ltd
10,200
46,420
% Mai'
20
—_
!
Mines
31c
Oils
26,765
40c
3.80
•
1.55
Kroy
78
10c
5
Car
11%
7%
Townstte
71% Mar
36c
35c
25c
28c
Kirkland
Feb
_5
com
Trust
34%
14%
•.
45c
«
Ltd
Grocers
1.20
Minerals
Jan
Feb
69
Jail
89c
Jan
3.55
1
29c
Kirkland
20c
-1
National
Mar
7%
_
26c
Feb
)
Mines
Creek
14
15 Vi
Bay
Jan
Feb
58%
10c
a
A_
—
1.45
Hudson
21c
58 %
Ltd
1
Warrants
8,400
17c
_1
Works
Locomotive
5.750
Kirkland
26c
15c
Corp common
Multi-Minerals
75
1.150
j
23c
11c
—*
Porcupine
14
4.660
Copper
270
_•
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
3.80
Kilembe
73%
54c
12
3.60
Kerr-Addison
71'/a
16'A
3.75
_
1.001
_1
1
*
Gold
89,254
69
Corp
Iron
Kenvllle
Feb
60c
67
*
com
Ore
22.170
Kelvinator of Canada--
Jan
8
27c
Mining
14
18
_15c
Feb
60c
55c
6% Feb
3.75
j
Petroleum
50
4.10
Jupiter Oils
86 VA
20
3.40
National
5.00
IIIII
Mar
500
Corp
Jan
1
Ltd
Jan
7
50c
«
Metals
1.60
Co
Mar
Jan
2.08
15 %c
6%
1.75
Brick
1.10
Mining
Feb
50c
1
~
Petroleums
1.60
Jowsey
Feb
1.33
1.75
46c
4.05
Mines
Jan
20c
Jail
-1
J
Jonsmith
Jan
55c
6 %
50c
6%
j,
Feb
17%
_
Jan
*
Mining
Feb
49%
Mines
36%c
8%
_•
Midrim
S
Gold
Feb
•
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
Jan
50o
Gas
&
300
Joburke
15c
Iso
Power
76
50
Ltd
Jan
7% Feb
40c
Mines
4.747
Mines
10c
22%
15c
pfd
51
Jellicoe
10,500
1.25
Merrill Island Mining
Petroleum
Mersey Paper 5%%
5%
52
11%
•
11c
Feb
22% Jan
26c
Merrill
29c
34 Va
—III
10 %c
Jan
Ma r
28c
67
Knitting
1.252
5.00
Mining Corp
Jan
Jan
13c
73%
&■
Chipman
12%
Exploration
Jeanette Minerals
19c
__■»
Petroleums
12 %
Jacobus
31,150
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
5.600
•
10
Jaye
10
39c
Lake
79
24
Ltd
7%
36c
Lake
Red
32c
25
Mining—
7%
39c
Porcupine
49%
Walte
20
common
50 %
Jack
22%
__
12%
Isotope
197,620
"I"1*
J
Mines
Products
28c
1.79
58c
;
—„
78
13c
Bay
20c
com" III •
Ltd
29c
78%
1
11c
Jan
10%c
84
*
30
com
11 %c
Feb
7%
Ltd
Frontenac
Nama
30
Ltd
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Jan
1.30
Jan
-
175
Petroleum
7Vac
7%c
9,800
Jan
35c
49
common
9,200
127,000
1.64
Jan
%C
13 Vic
•
Co
Jan
9c
8 %c
100
Mataehewan
Jan
51c
3.500
40
Jan
8c
common
Preferred
Milton
16.700
85c
1.10
22%
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd
Mindamar
11c
40
Jan
Mar
13c
28c
Oils Ltd
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Jan
20c
88c
2.05
1.45
;
Mines
Maybrun
Jan
Feb
1.60
7 'Ac
Ltd
Mines
Maxwell
Jan
35
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
10c
Jan
7%
Jan
p.%
3.00
17c
60
,
800
Jan
32%
1.54
Jan
Mar
27%
class A
Ina
1.05
Goldfields
32c
1
Metal
1.00
Majortrans
Jan
33.150
60
Mining
1.00
10
Jan
1.21
8c
Jan
7 Vic
;
4,600
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Jan
37c
27
common
Goods
Vi
34c
32c
48 %
Preferred
Warrants
1.75
50c
3.80
20
Inland Natural Gas
1.70
Lake Gold Mines
28% Mar
Feb
60
.■
3,096
82
1
Accept Corp Ltd com
5%% preference
Inglis (John) & Co_
Inland Cement Co pfd
30 %
578
49
Industrial
28%
1.75
—
Jan
30
83%
27
Gold
Lake
25
82
1.30
480*3
v
31
Jan
18c
...
.
Jan
65c
Feb
Feb
.10
preferred
Feb
1.1®
Mar
1.90
Jan
1.05
31
Mines—.
6
4.55
15c
Imperial Oil !
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary .5
8%c
'5,350
12C
Gold
11,869
*
—10
—
45c
31,200
1.10
48c
56c
Cockshutt
Nealon
Imperial Flo Glaze common
Imperial Life Assurance
22,130
1.06
Mines
Explorations
6.00
4.50 Mar
80c
•
•
1
— *
—20
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hoyle
57c
10%c 12 %c
29%
Feb
17 Vi
Feb
10%c
•
common
Feb
5,890
7
7
17 %
Howard
Jan
1.75
1.90
1.80
1.87
6%
45c
36c
:•
lie
6%
1.16
1
ivi
Jan
11c
6%
>:
<
A
8c
52,500
3.00
5
12,700
95,869
955
39c
Gold
Consol
Jan
9%c 10 Vac
Mines
42,100
7%
34c
Gold
Mines
Warrants
*
*
80c
15c
1.546
—_—--20c
22
Feb
25c
4,780
19c
Feb
40c
1.75
42
12c
19%
5.000
13c
4.20
1
Drilling—
Tower
Hollinger
Macassa
15
20,000
22c
40
15c
Canada
Dauch
&
Hhide
Jan
Yellowknife
23c
22
47c
18c
1.60
4.00
•
1
—
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Lynx
Jan
22
41c
16 '/a c
Co
14c
19,267
1
Mines
Oils Ltd
Bell
,
Jan
Jan
14c
22
42c
•
—
Mining
105 Vi
Jan
1.70 Mar
1.49 Mar
1.70
55c
1
1
Mines—
Gold
Heath
—.
Iron
Red
of
Head
Mines
Gold
Hasaga
Goldfield
Lvndhurst
Macmillan & Bloedel class A—
14%
Jail
Feb
Feb
1.12
24 %C
18c
1
Minerals
Harrison
Louvieourt
Macleod
105
Jan
(gaii
20c
80c
98,925 "'
1.49.
;
17%
13 %c
Feb
Maritime
17c
1
1
95c
17 VA Jan
Feb
16
Marigold
175
1
Mines
365,034
1.39
1.35
Mt-r
22c
8%c Mar
13Vac
Jan
3,600
——*
...
Gold
Rock
Hard
:
Carpets
Harding
1.70
1.61
Lowney <W M)___
1.30
Jan
3.25
26,600
Jan
18c
13c
10,500
2.10
7 %
22%
974
9c
18c
lOVic
7%
•
16%
14c
Feb
5,500
7%
1
16
8%c
Mines
Macfie
45
•'
16% Mar
Marcon
4.10
Gypsum Lime & Alab
434
Jan
40 Vi
Gwillim Lake Gold
16%
15c
17c
Gurney Products common——-
Feb
15%
Jan
16c
Warrants
43%
j.—
Macdonald
125
12 %
Uranium
Warrants
Jan
318
13
Jan
15c
Jan
47
19%
42
-
Jan
170
19%
465
Explorations
30
165
11 Vic
42%
B
105
Jan
7%
1
1
Mines.
Mines
Gunnar
Class
Jan
142
21
42
11c
3,875
17c
Jan
42%
9,000
20.600
21
30
17,100
29c
17c
Feb
Manage
1.840
16c
1
.
27
Class A
Mar
1.01
46%
"
—-—10
.
—
Ltd
Mines
Gulch
445
Maple Leal' Milling
1.50
1.23
29
Maple Leaf Gardens
8%c
39
28 '/a
Feb
24c
3.55
28%
Jan
1.40
40
Feb
3
pfd__
Jan
14c.
3.80
3.10
71c
8c
1
—1
*
Develop
Jan
29c
12c
1
common
1.85
Jan
1.45
1
*
24,200
Feb
27 Vic
0
1
•
Gold
2.85
20c
50c
20c 24 %c
167
Jan
2.50
High
44c
4.70
47c
14c
•
2.80
Jan
12c
28.824
.'.
4.55
48c
20c
-50
—;
A
pfd
Jan
35c
Feb
1
1
1
Jan
8 %c
class
27
86c
4.70
2.20
2.80
100,
1.600
•
—1
1
1
1
Cos.
Jan
7%
Mar
94c
Paper
Plains
20c
23,900
5
Groceterias
Jan
3.10
80
Feb
93c
Warrants
Great
33Vi
Feb
Feb
6%
2.40
Low
21,900
'
Feb
Granduc Mines
Great
Mar
20c
Mines
Grandines
29
3,000
Mines.J
—
Bousquet
Uranam
Jan
12,600
Mackay class A
Gordon
Jan
2.50
2.31
Gold-.,.
Lac
Lorado
26
75%
22c'
2.36
Long Islana Petroleums
21c
Jan
High
16c
16%
Long
Lomega
Range Since Jan.I
Low
*.
Mines-.
Petroleum
Loblaw
Shares
15'/a
Gold
Feb
Mar
24c
.
preferred
56 % Mar
107 Vi
12c
20
5.25
(Canada) corn
Goodyear Tire
Jan
7.10 Mar
Feb
21c
Mines
Uranium
Jan
1.10
Jan
4.90
_————
Manitou
Golden
5.90
51%
100% Mar
24c
Gold Eagle Gold
Goldfields
4.25
Mar
80C
4.90
Mines
Mines
1,416
4.00 Mar
—l
Ltd
Mines
Goldcrest
:
Feb
14c
_l___1
class A—
Can
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Goldale
30
16
—
Motors
Uranium
105% 105%
15%
Bakeries
Geo-Scientific Prospecton
Glenn
1.17
•
common
Ltd
Pete
20
——1
Power
Mines
540
20,150
76%.
325
General Dynamics
Genex
30
2.89
29
2.55
76%
7%
preferred
General
--75
13,000
7%
preferred
General
2.84
24
13c
7>4
Mines
General
29
•
Co
GaJkeno
Mines
24
100
_•——_—*
Exploration
5fife
3,750
12c
13c
*
Gal twin
Gatineau
56
>
common
——
Trailer
Fruehauf
102
•
Companies
Fraser
7.10
o._
Mines
Frobisher
85c
15
•
:
class
of Canada
Foundation Co
3.75
1
(US)
Canada
16c
17 tic
•
Corp
Co
Motor
Ford
4'/»
28c
26%
*
Manufacturing
Geco
Feb
395
1
Products
5Ve
18c
29%.
for Week
20c
Pa
High
29
22c
Range
Sale Price
20
-—A
Kirkland
Fibre
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
High
20c
22c
15
Range Siree Jan. 1
ires
•
I
A__
Preferred
Federal
Sh
Lexindin
Tungsten CopperGrain
Federal
MARCH
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday ""
20c
20c
2,050
17'Ac Feb
25c
Jan
42c
13 250
Jan
44c
Feb
33c
4.40
30c
Jan
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1314)
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR
Week's
Sale Trice
Shares
Low
Lake
Obaska
Mine*
Oil
Oka
O'Leary
39,600
7c
Jan
11c
Mar
60c
64c
16,510
50c
Feb
73c
Feb
'leiUkgauii
lie 12 Vac
60,066
11c
Feb
23c
Jan
Texas
14c 10%c
Ormsby
Osisko
Jan
Tiara
2.52
6,125
Jan
38c
54,400
2.15
21,262
65c
70c
19,600
8%
9%
1,175
87/s
28c
Jan
,
Torbrit
Jan
2.40
Jan
Toronto
Dominion
Jan
Toronto
Gold
Va
Jan
Toronto
8% Mar
9
8%
740
9%
Jan
11%
10,850
9.35
Feb
13%
Jan
jt'0
2.75
2.85
1,700
2.50
Jan
3.15
Jan
30%c 37 %c
217,125
18c
8,000
26c
8
36c
—
36c
8
Mar
Feb
Pacific
Eastern.
Pacific
Petroleum
Western
Pan
Paramaque
'
uils
r
5Vo
37 %c Mar
Mortgage
Mines
preferred
Drilling
37c
Jan
Trans
Mountain' Oil
18%
19%
15,430
16 j/b
Feb
113
115
245
102%
Jan
Jan
Uranium
Pater
Peace
River
Pembina
Bas
Permo
Gold
Perron
Petrol Oil &
Pickle
Placer
Union
5
5
200
64c
7 %c
Jan
b*c
Jan
5
Jan
6
Rouyn
Corp
58c
Feb
95c
Jan
United
Feb
24c
Jan
United
Corps
9
Feb
11%
Feb
United
Estella
02%
65
675
50
Jan
68% Mar
United
Fuel
2.99
3.25
66,420
Jan
3.25 Mar
359,900
1.19
167,750
1.55
5,830
2.30
Jan
27c
1.20
63c
Mar
9ic
1.40
1.20
1.25
14,957
1.15
1.40
2,900
1 35
Electric
10c
76,550
7c
Jan
Jan
Universal
Jan
Upper Canada
1,900
5/c
38%
4 0 Va
2,182
38%
Feb
50c
Jan
82c
bo
Jan
64
63C
68c
-7,352
62
64
303
4.15
100
7 VaC
9%c
11,500
1.30
1.30
600
4.10 Mar
7%c
Jan
Feb
Viceroy Mfg class
Mar
12c
Jan
Vlolamac
Jan
Vulcan
1.30 Mar
1.50
6.75
3.95 Mar
Waite
1.27
1.25
1.35
1.16
Feb
1.50
&
Walker
Ltd
2.45
2.39
2.53
36,200
111,075
1.70
Jan
2.55 Mar
12c
16c
21,500
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
1.40
1.36
1.49
27,885
89C
86c
89c
16,180
24 %c
21 %c
26c
784,750
9.25
9.00
9.50
2,360
75c
6,630
16c
73c
56c
2.10
2.24
20C
20c
21c
13,567
15%
15%
16
4,300
2.15
,
HO
40
Feb
43%
Jan
1.48
Ralnvllle Mines Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd
Renabie
'
.
13,368
Jan
8.35 Mar
Llne_;
2.18
2.34
56,606
1.20
Jan
2.35 Mar
2.08
2.18
10,152
2.00
Feb
2.57
1.12
1.17
4,030
25 c
26c
1,500
23c
17
•
Rio
Rupununi
Riverside
Class
Rlx
Ltd
22c
Mar
56c
Feb
23c
'24c
2,425
20c
Feb
23c
Jan
27,447
26c
64c
Mar
Athabasca
Robinson
A
pfd
Explorations
A...
—
—
Mines
Amulet
G
Roe
Pete
5
Ccnsol
54c
1.79
Mar
11
Feb
17c
Feb
14%
Feb
West
Maygill
2.87
21c
Jan
Feb
Westeel
Royalite
Western
Western
St
River
Ltd
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power commonClass
A
A
Class
B
Creek
Horsey
70c
20,250
9
9
50
22c 28 %c
108,900
16c
Jan
32c
1
38c
57,926
21c
Jan
44c
6Sc
71c
9,184
65c
Mar
__
16%
Mines
Van
Soufls
Union
Air
Stadacona
Oils
Uranium
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
<k
Mines
25
15
Feb
22%
22 %
23
1.103
21
Feb
23
75c
72c
77c
14,846
69c
Jan
85c
3.25
3.25
3.25
125
16%c
18c
38,800
33%
*
Gas
Olsen
Sited
ol
Stuart
~~~~
Sturgeon River Gold
Sttlllvan
^on*
Mines
3
»
Super test
Surf
Inlet
Switson
Petroleum
Cons
3.35
Tamblyn
Taadets Mines
Taylor
Pearson
16%
2,03 5
98
110
Jan
4.05
1,00 J
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
2,806
67 %
Feb
71
Jan
100
17'%
Jan
18%
Jan
Feb
81c
18%
18%-
•
30c
30c
33c
3.20
3.10
3.20
4,000
36c
36c
36c
7,000
24
23 %c
26c
32c
28c
33c
11c
32,600
•
1.34
1,30
18
17 W
___•
:
29c
17,300
Jan
Jan
20,509
20c
Feb
35c
Jan
50,409
10%c 13'.-bo-
3.50
54c
16%c
Jan
35c
Feb
9%c
Jan
14c
Jan
2.75
2,000
1.40
18
1.12
375
26
26
103
2.45
2.65
186,768
76c
6uc
34,933
*
^
—
•
93%
5.20
20Va
"
26
Jan
Feb
Jan
,98c
Mar
Jan
36%
Feb
6.50
5.00 Mar
Jan
Jan
2.664
18%
Jan
21
Jan
980
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
90
Jan
92'/a
Feb
21'
93%
93%.
25
2.28
2.40
5,510
1.55
1,55 - 1.74
1,150
:
Feb
2.70
1.00
2.30
i
-
18%
Jun
35
91,325
20
Feb
Jan
4Ge
200
2.85
20 %
1.40 Mar
25
1.85
25
5.20
19-'%
20%
•
^_100
35
-
2.49
:
2.84
A
-1
35
__
,
•
Feb
17 Vb
26
Ai.—1—*
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.65
A
Jan
35c
l
class
Jan
12
2.20
2.85 Mar
Feb
2.90 Jan
Feb
1.00
1.84 Mar
64 % Mar
1
11c
15c
16c
Mar
lie
Jan
Jan
2,133
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
2.60
Jan
Feo
1.60
Jan
;
Mines
15c
41,250
1.20
1.34
30c
31c
8
23,807
4,200
1.00
Jan
Tale
Feb
18
16
Jan
20
Feb
12%
Lead
Yankee
&
Zinc
__1
Oil
Canuck
Mines
Yellowknil'e Bear
Yukeno
Jan
15c
11c
15c
11c
lie
lie
15% Mar
18%
94
Jan
98
1.15
30c
Mines.
1.35
Metal
1.40
10c
59,216
28c
52c
60c
65c
1
—
1
■
^
37c
Jan
Feb
15c
Jan
9c
11,465
7 %c
1.37
Feb
9%c
2,700
•
Mining
75c
13,500
1
—
Mines
Zenmac
,
20c
Yellorcx
Jan
10%
Feb
10c
25c
Gold
1.30
Jan
13c
Jan
1.80
7c
Jan
10 %C
Feb
59,100
23c
Jan
52c
Mar
28,130
Jan
1.35 Mar
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
Jan
Mar
34c
61,300
26c
Feb
35c
60c
60c
100
54c
Mar
63c
Jan
16c
18c
53,500
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
1.38
1.46
31,300
74
60
2.20
2.40
10,600
2.10
Jan
2.45
Feb
2.95
2.80
2.95
16,375
2 50
Feb
3.65
Jan
1.27
65
3.85
4.10
9,600
83%
84 V2
617
91
1C0
48 Va
48 Va
50
47%
47%
25
47
48%
3.60
80
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.82
80
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
4.25
Canadian
89
90% Mar
F*b
48
% Mar
Feb
48
Jan
Andian
National
1.25
90c
1.35
10,900
6.80
7.10
21,134
9%
10%
1,140
10 %
Jan
Asbestos
25
25 %
310
24%
Feb
25%
Jan
Brown
21 Va
226
21
Feb
22%
Feb
Bulnln
Gold
21
Mar
20
C.75
Mar
Feb
Corp-
9% Mar
1.35 Mar
Anglo
Canadian
8.10
Anglo
Newfoundland
Jan
5
Mar
37C
Feb
63c
Jan
Feb
11
Jan
Canadian
22
15c
1.07
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canadian
&
5,000
520
18%
1,675
Mar
20%
76c
76c
82c
15,045
66c
Jan
84c
Mar
12c
12c
13c
17,000
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
200
4%
Jan
35
225
32 %
Feb
8%
8%
1,065
30%
30%
40c
22c
600
20c
Feb
30c
Jan
53
365
47
Jan
53
Jan
Jan
DuPont
37c
6,600
9
400
73c
1,084,425
40c
Mar
8% Mar
21c
Feb
27c
Jan
35c
37c
36,617
34%
34 Va
34%
577
34% Mar
13
11 Va
13
65
11 Va Mar
4.40
5.05
15,600
4.95
70c
67c
72c
8,033
22 Vac
18 Vac
23c
128,950
24%
24%
509
3.50
Feb
9%
73c
42c
37 Va
Jan
'
Jan
>
Mar
'
5.05
Mar
60c
Feb
77c
Jan
28c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Hayes
>
63 %
2,258
Feb
71%
7 Vac
9c
11,600
7""". Mar
10%c
Jan
19%
>Pato
20%
17%
Feb
21%
Jan
5.10
4.95
5.35
15,647
75,030
Pend
3.15
Jan
15
15
150
17%
Jan
34c
36c
20,100
34c
Mar
59c
Jan
12c 14 %c
18,200
9 %c
Jan
15c
Feb
3.25
Feb
7l
6,197
100
»
17'/a
17
1,070
8c
1,500
4.10
1.225
1.55
1.41
1.55
33,673
~~ j
41%
41
41 %
40
13%c
7777777771
10%e
14c
46c
43c
50c
•
.
Feb
20% Mar
17
7c
Jan
Feb
3.95 Mar
1.10
Jan
Jan
4.10
885
25c
6,250
22
610
:
so
Linoleum
&
Securities
56
Jan
4.00
Jen-
Jan
7.00
Jan
39%
30% Mar
;
Jan
19%
Jan
2ic
Jan'
27c
Jan
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
56
Jan
51
Jan
25
28
Mar
30%
Feb
19
-
25
28
28
18%,
cum
,
-
1,266
16%
Feb
20%
Jan
_
1,310
29%
30
645
16
150
16
Cons
Gold
Zellers
t
Jan
16
Jan
Mar
65
40
65
Mar
70
Jan
40
50
40
Mar
46
Jan
32%
210
31
Feb
35%
Jan
Mines
:1
25
-150
Jan
150
150
;
4.70
4.75
552
4.55- Feb
2.90
300
2.75 Mar
54
5%.
5%
910
54c
-
53%'
54c
16,000
26
Itiv
Jan
Jan
-53-
31%
1„
Gen
10%
37%
29
-
Feb
2.80
Fro.s
1
Mar
65
26
25
Trust
53
90
Corp_
1—i
Feb
5% Mar
•
Yukon
Feb
26
47 Va
40
■
Mines_^
Canadian
—
26
51%
——100
Gold
.32
26
50''a
1—6
1
Oreille
Third
32%
O
i—5
Utilities
Inc
Consolidated
'Price
•
.—1
^
Prods-
165
-t
Feb
4.75
Jan
3.40
Jan
59
Jan
5% Mar
54c
Jan
58c
23%
Jan
26
Jan
Mar
Feb
18'%
Jan
Jan
1.72
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Jan
%c
5,50
9
Feb
•
No
•
Odd lot sale^not Included in year's
par
value.
10c
Jan
14c
Mar
42,300
35c
Jan
50c
M^r
41-% Mar
9% Feb
tai
year's
AND CANADIAN
t
rangeJ.
d- Deferred delivery
39.666
Jail
225
Jan
21%
Jan
9
common
Canada
Preferred
5.35 Mar
38
100-
Glass
Oilcloth
Steel
Loblaw
19%
15
L
-.
r
Feb
Feb
31
Jan-1
3.00
4.00
4.75
23c
Niagara Wire'Weaving—
Ogllvie Flour common—
8 %c
35c
28Vb
15 % Ma
300
Feb
14
"
Feb
23%
Mar
220
30%
4.35
Jan
L2
805
^
International Utilities
62 %
13 %c
Mar
29
21 %
*
Gaspe Copper -Mines-
63
i
Jan
17
3.50
4.50
Jan
33
Jan
15%
36%
—
Bridge
ol
21
„
Feb
Jan
10 %
Feb
15%
__1
Paper
Interprovincial
Jan
10c
24
60
175
6
39%
Mar
13
26%
540
12
28%
i
common
Oil
Dominion
Feb
41c
52c
23
12
_
Mar
3.85
3.45
Industries
Dominion
60c
40c
8%
73c
15
340
22%
Sugar
Copper %
52 Va
29 %
485
4.20
Marconi
Consolidated
22c
53
385
15%
common
.
8% Mar
4.10
General Investments
Dominion
Coast
Tan
„5
?,_
Dominion
Dalhousie
18
5 %
34%
Paper__
Dredging
Cottons
-Canadian
Jan
47c
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Lom
15
Canadian
10%
41
Jan
&
Develop
Corp
75c
45c
9c
Pulp
Wssfe
■haree
Visit
Com
Co
21
9>'c
Sales
'•i
•r rrim
■ill I'rtaa
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Garb Section
Week's
l.aat
Mar
4'"/a
STOCKS
Jan
91
-
Funds
Friday
Jan
Feb
6.90
17%
2.95
64c
Feb
10%
__**
2,000
3.40
Feb
70%
•
28c
21
*.
Feb
2.00 Mar
69
1
a.—-_
class
Zulana
16
97
8c
corhmon,
Jan
50c
37,950
Jan
4.00
-
Taureanis Mines
It
Jan
25%
Feb
18
•
3.30
.1.10
72 %
21
common
Jan
29c
%c
Vac
i
7
Feb
11%
'
1.02
993
3.60
7
1,500
1.08
65%
4.00
Sylvanite Gold
Mar
1.3b
•
Feb
21
~~
55c
Jan
12'-c
10 Va
777750c
54c
Jan
5
24% Mar
52,425
•
Copper
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Feb
3.70
ordinary
Gold
Industries
2.00
Jan
23c
41
18 %c
125
1.85
*.
Feb
32% Mar
100
Woodgreen
15c
-17125
Superior Propane pfd
15c
615,386
25:
Jan
13c
%
1
Sudbury Contact
Jan
3.55
8,000
18
"•
Oil
5
28c
25
Jan
130.900
10 %
•
Mar
9c
40
Zl
Jan
14c
2,500
17,320
I_
5
18%c
'
25c
3.00
5.57 J
9
Feb
1
Bteeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stanlelgh Uranium Corp
2.88 Mar
13c
20
%
33%
13 %
Jan
565
•
Canada
>4
13'-x
Jan
1
Gold
16c
32
13%
9c
<>
Stedman Bros
Jan.
16%
Jan
1.73
8%c
13c
1
17c
319,124
•
Jan
•
Ltd
Feb
Jan
15c
80c
!"•
11c
2.88
15%
Winnipeg & Central Gas
9c
2,015
♦
Mines
8,800
6.40
i
12c
•
13c 14 %c
5.70 Mar
Feb
1
75c
1
3,220
1
Coghlan
12c
Oils
&
Standard Paving & Materials
Standard Radio class A
Stanrock
Wiltsey
76c
Services
Mines
5.90
Jan
16%
17
25
•
Mar
7oc
2,500
11%
•
Southam
54
Winchester Larder
•
Oil
Jan
Windward
1
Ltd
39
•
Petroleum
Mines
•
Roi
105
81c
(Geo)
•
Valley
Spartan
9
P'eb
12,000
10%
10'/8
50c
v
A
Ltd
Feb
54
__5
Naco
1
Standard Mines
BUverwood Dairies class
60
1
Leaseholds
1
Mines
Jan
2.60
Warrants
Jan
12c
lti^s
20
Silver
Southern
365
64 Vi
*
common
Mining
Spooner
16%
10c 11 %c
Vac
•
trust
5b %
P'eb
25
Breweries
59%
Breweries
Grocers
Willroy
Feb
33c
buc
84
50c
common
Preferred
Slocan
Mar
2.10 Mar
60c
50
Gordon
Shirriff
Biscoe
79c
4.25 Mar
4 05
50
Gold
Sherrltt
Simpsons
Jan
10'/a Mar
91
preferred
preferred
Silanco
13c
Jan
23c
common—
Class
Feb
20c
125
5.70
18%
Class B
74
Scurry Rainbow Oils
Jan
24'%
Jan
15%
A—*
Preferred
2.35
Cement
6.95
Jan
12 %c
5,225
Petroleum
Western
Weston
1.38
L
Feb
19%
7,700
54
69
Oi%—.
Western
Jan
60c
Ltd
5.o5
515
17c
1
%
Canada
Feb
Feb
32c
:■
5.95
59
11%
Ltd
Gas
Decalta
Jan
17%c
Gold
Silver-Miller
1.56
2.05
Feb
Debentures
Voting
37c
1.90
23c
Jan
98
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Saskatchewan
Sicks
Feb
Jan
1.93 Mar
8%
16
A
Sapphire Petroleums
Sheep
14%e
200
11
Uranium
Antonio
Sand
1.35
40,600
16%
Corp new com
preference
class
Feb
23%
2.75
•
Mines
Western
Jan
4.00
65%
common
Mlcnael
Ban
141,417
1.04
500
Industries
Lawrence
5%
St
95c
20c
10c
Oil
Russell
Feb
14 %c
•
Products
Jan
Jan
\ 19
200
•'
Roxana Oils
Royal BanV- of Canada
24c
55c
Nickel
80c
4.25
—
1.6 Va
Mines
Jan
15%c
5.70
1
Petroleums
10 "a
-
(A V) Can Ltd
Rowan
19 %c
__
1.90
Mines
Lake
25c
Ltd
23,050
__
—-—1
W
&
Malartic
9
,
Feb
21c
4.50
5.70
—
17c
—_1
West
1.65
8.500
75
—_10
We&pac
Mar
1.93
16c 16 % c
Jan
Feb
22%
5.70
1
Trust..
Grey
10% Mar
1.49 Mar
3,518
Jan
62%
1
Ltd.
Waterous
*L1."£0 Jan
258,200
3.85
1,185
1
Werner
26c
Feb
79C- V
216
71
2
common.
new
Jan
8.00 Feb
Feb
2.00
64c
4.50
70
15Va
11c
4.25
—
—
Kocne
Long Lac
Rockwln Mines
Rocky
92,055
34c
20c
1
Jan
70c
common
7.30 Mar-
4.40
71
:
1.25
10%
-i-
Uranium
Little
1.49
V
56c
1
Feb
Feb
51c
10%
'
Jan
6,050
1
81c
75c
1.83
16c
A
Jan
9.00
1,937
13,956
30c
*
Jan
37c
class
—*
21%
20
7.75
*
B
Jan
80c
1.50
74c
Mines
Silk
B
Feb
Jam
22c
1
2.34
1,600
1.93
1.95
30c
7.30
•
18c
14,955
17 %c
Uranium
Rlchwell
Jan
119% Mar
Feb
19%
1
Feb
1.25
82c
-L—•
■
Feb
20
22c
1
Jan
11c
90c
19c
Jf-
104
7.70
1
Equipment —
Wayne Petroleums-Ltd.r
Webb <te Knapp
(Canada) Ltd.
Weedon Pyrite Copper—-—
L
80c
87c
i
Jan:
-
1.15
•
Walnwright Producers & Ref
Jan
80c
'■
>
r-- i.o2
Mines
Rexspar
1.17
'
r
Earth
Rare
106
2.30
Warrants
Radlore Uranium Mines
Mar
8.70 Mar
Feb
Jan
Mining
42
1
Oils
6.50
Metallurgical
Jatv
41 %
Ltd
Victoria
2.50
Quemont
40%
Alloys
Consol
Jan
5,125
Queenston Gold Mines
Jan
Vico Explorations
5.00
14,026
Quebec
35% Mar
37
101
•
Ventures
17,050
1
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
8.40
Ltd
32
Jan
o
Mines
40%
3.90
Minerals
215
Feb
♦,
19%
945
Mines
Products
Vanadium
8.30
Purdex
34 Va
47c
49
■
Feb
101
•
Vandoo
3.55
Producers
Feb
18%
37%
Corp_—___.
Jan
8.10
Gas
Feb
42'%
245
101
101
•
Jan
7.60
Provo
34c
1,017
.
•
class
13%
3.65
Prospectors Airways
33%
2,500
44
19% '
Jan'
37 %
.
75c
8.10
Dome
Warrants
19%
Jan
1.25
Jan
7.95
East
Pneston
Pronto Uranium Mines
Pipe
class
Montauban
1.66
15c
5,900
«;■
42 %
19%
Oils
62c
64
United
Steel
12%
——
47c
40c
42%
*
Hill
United
60c
Feb
Keno
1.37
Feb
Mar
United
Mar
United
12%
12 Va
B
Jan
60c
63c
.
Feb
50
preferred.___25
Jan
12%
_—
38c
Mines
Inv
1.60
Feb
Be
8c
Jan
common—
Ltd
1.69
Jan
1.35
Class
2.17 Mar
Jan
1.40
—
lyc
Ltd
Asbestos
18c
6,860
1.25
Gold
17,000
Corp—
10,000
4.15
Border
Mining
11,500
99c
-
37c
Mines
65c
1.50
Gold
32c
Canada
21c
10c
—.
Union
of
11 Va
Roy
Jan
Ltd
Acceptance
Gas
20c
40
Power
Jan
Shawkey
10%
69,900
Mines
36c
Chibougamau
V«
1.05
British Columbia—
of
Powell
President
Union
1.50
„
River
Premier
Jan
1.05 Mar
63c
—
Oil
Ultra
10c
9,000
106,740
2.17
Oils
Prairie
5,500
9c
1.05
48c
Development
Powell
Jan
Jan
1.70
v
Mar
Mar
13c
57c
Uranium
Ponder
53c
36c
Jan
2.15
Gold
Gold
Pitch-Ore
Feb
Jan
9c
3.10
Ltd
Co
Crow
Pioneer
42c
2x0
pfd
Gas
Oil
Phillips
Mar
19c
•
Trinity
4,821
Mineral
&
85c
100,333
Pipeline
65
Mines
oils
Peruvian
15,150
25c
Oil
94,900
8c
common
94c
21c
98c
2.14
Tribag Mining Co
45c
20c
Oil
<fe
Prairie
Triad
36C
90c
11
Gas
Pipeline
Trans
34c
65c
Ltd
Mines
Nat
85c
23c
Resources
Jail
42c
■
Consol
Paymaster
Jan
19% Mar
115
9%c 11 %c
'.
92c
Feb
__40
11 %c
B
8c
Parker
50c
•
;
Feb
9c
94c
Amalgamated Mines
17.300
a
Feb
28c
Mines
Pardee
65 c
50
A
Explorations
1,500
34c
—
Paroec
60c
Oils
17,400
9 %C
Jan
61c
1
class
p-inauee
Eriunre
11;
45c
—1
4.90
20
Canada
30c
/
Feb
1
'iruua
9c
19
-----—
3.00
Trusts.
Transcontinental
Page Hersey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
1,175
_10
Trans
28 %c
«
Feb
3.90
____1
Jan
•i, 40c
9%c
1.95
3.45
1
Bank-.
50c
36c
115
.
Jan
3.50
Mines
General
Toronto
10%
8 %
;
1.60
•
Elevators
Silver
2.75
Minerals
Lake Mines
13,205
;
x
79c
Feb
10%
preferred—
1.85
V25c V
rJ
Mines
47c
2.00 Mar
60c
High
1.74
Tomblll Gold Mlnes__.
35c
__—
Orenada
Jan
80c
2.00
Copper
Crush
Orange
20c
Feb
67 c
——-
B
Mar
35c
-2.05
common
Preferred
Class
14c
4,300
2.85
Range Sirce Jan. 1
Low
1.75
•
89,066
Jan
Wetk
High
„1
40c
2.34
Low
Snares
-
1
xvllUCB
2.45
2.451
Warrants
Opemisxa
Mines
Calgary
Thompson-Lund mark
36 c
Malartlc
Club
Gold
36c
15%c
8
jocxey
Teck-Hughes
for
Kange
ol Prices
Tar
High
60c
Oils
Ontario
Low
11c
.
Selections
Rare Metals Mining
Okalta
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
8%e
Gold
Rockland
Ogama
Friday
STOCKS
8%c
—,—.
J 5
Range Since Jan. 1
11c
Mines
O'Brien uoui
MARCH
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
MARKETS
ENDED
lor Week
ol Prices
Friday
WEEK
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
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sale
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wd When
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dividend.
to
delivered;
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trading prlvfteCfla.
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Volume
185
Number 5621
.
.
The
.
CommerciaUgpd Financial Chronicle
(1315)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
March
15
following bid and asked quota^ons are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
'lnnt
f
n/1
not represent actual transactions.
They;^re intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the "asked")
1
atfthe time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
The
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nci
J
a
41*
4-*+.
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a
...
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i
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Aerovox Corp
Aetna-Standard
Air
Products
'American
Co
Line
Co
Co
1
40
43 %
-III
21%
23 VA
33 VA
5—1
12%
13%
45 V4
48 V4
—5
15 V*
16%
2
_
Pipe & Const Co
.1
Develop
26
1
1
Co
common.:
.
Partic preferred
Arizona Public
Arkansas
Missouri
Co
Aztec
Oil
.--,15%
Bareco Oil
Bates
Bausch
Bell
&
Co
1
/
—5
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Botany Mills Inc
!
6%
21%
12'A
.10
Corp
10%
44
25%
25 Va
6%
preferred__25
15%
24%
13%
26%
7%
7%
Brunner
Mfg
Buckeye
Co
Steel
Bullock's
1
Castings
Co
35 %
•
10
...I
14%
33%
37%
4V4
4%
36
38 %
9%
3
50c
10
31
is
37%
39%
23 7A
23 3
a
Glass
Fibers
Co
5
13%
14%
__25
16%
6%
ioc
Corp
4
30 %
.-37
Lone
Star
Steel
36
31%
12%
37%
1
293/4
48%
10c
11%
12
46%
49%
16%
17%
Mallory (P Rt & Co
1
Manning Maxwell & Moore. 12'%
Delhi
Petrol
Paper
Ltd
1
Corp
34%
37 %
Ma-remont
22%
23%
Prods
Co
io
Co___
5
17
Maxsou
14%
McDermott
6
xl3%
(W
L)
(J
McLean
23%
McLean Trucking Co
McLouth Steel Corp
Co
uuMi
jfuoiic
Central
—10
Soya Co
Telephone Co
Uuuty
Central Vt Pub Serv
Chattanooga
Common
'30'A
-tvClass
B
6'
cl A__ 33%
17%
c
14%
A
8%
Stores
1
Ouiorauo
Interstate
24%
2%
Inc
24%
Co.._^5
Gas
Colorado Milling & Elev
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
$1.25 conv preferred *
'
Connecticut Light &
__25
14%
15%
55%
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
Delta Air Lines
Corp
Internat
Chemical
(i-Disney
(Walt)
Doeskin
Donnelley
(R
Arts
&
Sons
,
$1
Tennessee
El
Electric
Fanner
17
Wayne
•
Frit© Co
Norris
.
Northeastern
Penn
Crude
5%%
Assoc
R
18%
•.!'_*
24"b
50c
12%
Corp
Corp
1
13%
8%
1
26
Coal
15%
9%
Co
22
16%
*
36%
38%
Production Corp ___1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co_____3
5%
6%
16%
17%
•
15%
17
Water
Indiana
Co
$4
Serv
Pub
Co
23%
5%
*
Old
6%
Coal
Ben
Corp
27%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
Oswego Falls Corp
5
14%
15%
10%
27%
29%
33%
Otter Tail
27%
29%
^-31
.
11%
Power. Co
*14%
Brewing Co
Pacific
Pan
Power
46%
Pickering
40%
43
Pigeon Hole
1
8%
•
23%
9%
53
24%
Indus
1
-
12%
13%
'
13%
14%
11%
12%
.3%
Corp
Park Inc
Gas
(Wash;_l
Co
j
Co
Gas
5%
5%
122%
127%
Coke Co
&
35
of
PToduoing
Properties
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp—5
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Punta Alegre
24%
2q%
38'
40A8
-
17%
14%
19
20%
1
Products
13%
1
Sugar Corp
30'.2
33%
3o%
'24%
10c'
7'A
16'a
'
.5
Inc
37%
6%
Coi7%
America
26
34%
Mexico—5
17%
.
Potash Co
37 Va
'
-
Relchhold
Corp of America.. 1-
Chemicals
.
——11
*
4%
22%
,
44
11%
12 Va
54%
48%
•
24%
20%
Co
22%
Industries
Natural
Texas
National
Inc
1
King
5V2
6
Corp__l
Gasoline
64Va
69
6V2
7
Petroleum
._l
Corp
States
Nat
Western
Inc
9'A
1
Co
8%
7
7%
Industries
Gas
Inc
72
28%
30%
1
8%
1
9%
26
28'A
1
Pfpe
Gas Elec
Lt
7%
8%
Corp.oOc
Line
19'A
Telephone Co_l0
Eagle
Oil
Cos
Co
Gas
Co
10c
31 %
33%
5
Co
&
Wisconsin
12
Inc
Pow
Wood Conversion Co
5
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph) Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
32'A
25%
Light Co_10
16%
30
2%
&
13%
151/2
27%
16
10
17%
10Va
11 y2
34
36%
15%
1
17
20%
Pwr
&
&
Natural
Williams
68%
•
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1
Whiting Corp
1
Cox-p
Inc
Massachusetts
Western
]
Gas
Lt
Western
White
Services
Manufacturing Co..5
Co_5
Zapata
Off-Shore
Co
50c
Bank & Trust
23
Republic Naturai Gas Co.™. J2,
34%
Richardson Co
3
15 '2
22%
24%
Inc..3%
16%
Roadway Express class A
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co. 2
28%'
305a
Great Western Financial Corp.l
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power Corp
5
Bobbins & Myers Inc
„9
•
53%
34 %
36%
Robertson
1
23%
25%
Rochester
16%
17%
8%
Leaseholds
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Sulphur
Corp
1
Inc
Rice
Mills
25c
ftyder System Inc
15%
3%
9%
—5
7
Co
2
Seismograph Service
Corp.._r_l
38%
Sierra
class
35%
42
5
46%
-
South
Southeastern
8%
7%
24
1
10
Shore Oil &
Pub
Southern Calif
29%
Bank
309
60%
16
(N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Irving Trust
Bid
10
26%
28 V2
34
37%
40%
42%
(Phila)
Co
63 %
44
5
25
27'A
Manufacturers Tr Co
Cleve..16
35%
38 V*
Meadow
Phila.10
x38 V*
40%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12Va
48%
51
5
Mellon Natl Bk 9c Tr Co (Pgh) 25
45
47-%
Trust
(Philaj
Chein
Co
of
Bk
Exch
Corn
J)
(N
Bank
Natl
of
Y)__10
Bk .(N
62
—50
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—10
a
66
245
262
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Cleveland Trust Co
Co
Continental
111
Trust
N
87%
29
32
(Newark
Co
Trust
—.10
38
42
(N Y)-10
26,
(Minn)
Corp
52
Co
First
16
36%
38%
23 Va
25%
(Phila)—10
55%
59
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
53%
56%
69 %
73%
Provident
60 Va
33 %
32
34 Va
Trust Co
Rye
City)—25
Louis—.20
51
54%
60
63 Va
(N Y)—20
64%
67 Va
Natl
Bk
(Jersey
Natl
Bk
of
of
St
Natl City Bank
314
&
Bank
First Westchester Nati
of
New
Square
10
33%
;—5
23%
Roclrelle
Y)
N
36 Va
|
St
25 Vs
Corn Exch Bk
ex-3-for-2 split—
(Phila)
19%
2
(N Y)
Trust
20
Co
79%
20
65Va
69
10
Mass)
(Boston.
Natl
of
Bk
31
34Va
46 V*
49%
29 V*
31%
Phila
First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
1
Bank
of
Natl
Sterling
Albany
Bk
10
Y)
46
49 V*
Co
—25
Tr
9c
40
44
I
1
47
_
49%
Trade
10
19%
67 V4
—
—
York- .10
(Chl)„ 100
70 %
Tradesmens
43%
20
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
Trust Co of No Amer (N Y)—9
x44 V*
10%
27
Bk
Sav
County
29%
(Cleve)—10
41%
44%
10
42'/*
Hudson Tr
45%
10
22V*
Providence
24%
Bk
&
Tr Co
Bk
Y)
(N
&
Tr
Union
Bk
Tr
-25
54
59%
Union
—8
15 Va
17 VA
United
Y)_ -10
33%
36%
32%
34%
—
(N
_
of
Co
States
Com
Maryland
of
Trust
For
footnotes
zee
2%-
.
3%
Nevada
New
Southern
»
Colorado
Southern
78%
75
"
precedirg
We
(N Y) —20
63 %
66%
28Va
30%
States
Tr Co
13%
25 %
27%
55%
58%
14
Union
Southwest
Gas
Power
Eng
Gas
Co
every
three of the
Stocks quoted in the above
14%
xll%
12%
5
Co
Co
Tele
Utility
22
13%
14%
•
14%
16
Co—10c
Power
Markets in two out of
&
1
Co..25
1
Producing Co..1
17%
26%
7
18%
41%
x39-
.,
27%
7%
National
list
of
2
2400
Securities.
Over-the-Counter
Your orders &
TROSTER,
inquiries
arm
itwitsd
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
,10%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aris)_8
page.
maKt.
47%
Co—
(Boston)
United
Bk of
I
21
Co
33 Va
..10
of Com
R
31'A
Bank
(Union City)
Co
Industrial Bk
469
.440
Natl Bk & Tr Co— .10
Natl
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
41
of New
Bank
Tr &
Harris
Hartford
9
75
(Phila)
Hanover
8%
Bank-State Street Trust
Second
(N
Guaranty Trust Co
Union
Louis
State
(Franklin
Bk
Franklin Natl
46
43%
—10
(Phila)
Trust Co
707/«
17
Bank (N Y)
National
Security
Banking
Pennsylvania
First
38%
67%
Royal State Bk of New York—5
35%
First
First
35%
Royal Bank of Canada
68 Va
33 %
Natl
Chicago——100
Bank of Dallas—10
First
10
10
21%
65 Va
304
135
of
20
—6%
N J)
Bank
Natl
Boston
Camden Natl Bk & Tr
(Camden
Co
Trust
64
30
55%
10
(Boston)—10
Pilgrim
Natl Bank of Boston. .12%
464
14Va
Rockland-Atlaa
First
66Va
5
N J)
(Hackensack
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
50%
40%
63Va
425
85
Co
47
37%
•.
25
(Chicago)—100
50%
Fidelity Un Tr Co
First Bk Stk
Co
47
(Pgh)
10
(Ne*fcrk)._10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y> —10
Trust
Tr
Y)
(N
81%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co. 10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co.._—20
Fidelity
Northern
26
J)
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Newark—12%
48%
Peoples
185
176
/
First Natl Bk k Tr
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
29%
27%
5
(N Y<__.—50
61%
60
,
Thrust Co (Boston).lOO
Trust Co
24%
56
45%.
29
Bk of
State
York
56
23
Bank-
(N J)
New Eng
New
N Y)
52%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl
60%:
58%
(Cleve)_16
Essex
&
10
Westchester_5
of
Bank
Newark
Ing Co
10
Empire Trust Co
Federal
Natl
(White
Co
of Detroit
Bank
Bank
84
J)
N
(Paterson
43
318
City
& Trust Co
Bank
County
Countv
40
304
National
33Va
(Chicago)
Co
20 Va
lllVa
(N Y)—100
(J P) 8e Co
National
Trust
Bank &
107
56
40 Vs
37%
Bank & Tr Co_12Va
18%
25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
National
Connecticut
of
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
78%
X74
Bank
Y)
(N
62
57%
25
Y)
(N
Commercial Trust Co. of N J_25
(N Y)—10
Natl
Brook
Freeport
Morgan
Commercial State Bank
Trust
102
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
59
Natl
,
96
41
Centl-Penn
'
20
10
Central
34%
,
20
Camden
19%
32%
10
Co
Ask
18
5
(Phila)
63%
(Sc
Louis)
Broad St Trust Co
44%
10
Water Co
Southern
25%"
■»
41 %
20 %
Co.lOc
Devel
Serv
Southern
...
Co
Natl
295
100
(N Y)
13%
7%
Cct
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 Vac
125
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A common
—1
Production Co
Co
Co
18%
2
Power
Corp
123
27
&
D)
117
2%
Mfg
Skil
(G
Pacific
118
5
A
Searle
4%
4
25c
Mfg Corp
Co
42
Industrial
32
Haskellte
38 %
York
New
10%
10
37%
Trust
17
2%
•
Co class A com_10
35%
(Newark) .25
Commerce
of
Industrial
6V*
Francisco)
(San
Par
Ask
A
46%
9%
6%
common
S
75%
s29%
B
&
57 %
17%
43%
12%
Co
10c
Company
T
9%
71
(H H.
Mfg Co new__2.50
Hagan Chemicals & Controls..1
Hanna (M A)
N
16%
Telephone Corp
i—10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
20c
Gustin-Bacon
Halle Mines Inc
America
of
18
12%
...
Riley Stoker Corp
21%
Gulf- Coast
Bank
Companies
37
37%
19%
Inc
Bid
Par
24%
34
•
1
Industries
4%
21'3
2%
Giant Portland Cement Co
Hycon
41 %
1
22%
Industrial Natl
Rare Melals
*
River Brand
Hoover
35%
I
Corp_5
Pipeline Co.l
Gas
Glrard Trust
2
31%
29%
31
1
Rubber
Corp
48%
„.
2%
2%
29%
•
Portland General Electric
32%
-
.5
33%
23%
19%
,16% "
'
31 %
56%
./
45%
I
G%
__70c
20%
_
18 %
.
7%
General; Bottlers—1
Lumber
Podtland
" '63%'
18%
Paper.10
Polaroid
'10%
59%
Tool
Plymouth
25 %
.
Sulphur Co
Pioneer Natural
8%
7%
&'Light Co__
American
43%
.»
21%
Class
17%
33%
Transmission
Jet
Second
(Texas)—.*
10
5
12%
20%
Haloid
16%
38%
16%
West Point
First
10%
20
'-Gulf
35%
36
Welex
26%
First Natl Bk
26
Pepsi-Cola
preferred
719 %
Elec
Co
14%
Pendleton
Co.
12%
Northwest
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
-
32%
15 %
34 %
67%
North
2%'*'
Oil
22 %
21'A
11%
•
13%
11%
——
General
17%
* 63%
13%
Gas Service Co —i
Gruen
1
Washington Natural Gas Co..10
32'A
Texas
33%
16%
_5
20%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
-
Co
Co
51%
25 Va
Texas
Tucson
49V2
45%
5
Gas
Tokheim
19%
46%
15
•
Co
Itl Nat
Thermo
18
5
Corp.7
Texas
Plains
*
31
5
pfd:*
17%
9%
...
9%
27%
19%
Gas
15*4
Co
Corp
Gas
North
10
Mortgage Assn.lOQ
Controls
8%
25%
-
2012
&
Oil
_1
General
27 %
'.50c
American
16%
•
17%
Packing Co
1
Corp A com_50c
Therinador
Purolator
Garlock
.*
Oil
File
35%
oorrugated
Co
25
Shops of Del—1
Gas
19%
Foote Bros Gear 9c Mach Corp_2
Foote Mineral Co
1
:
Eng
Nicholson
33
Boston Corp
FlttQr Corp Ltd
1
common
Shirt
18-'%
*
9%
First
-
B
14%
_50c
Mfg Co
Natl
New
i%''
16%
State Oii Co
Fairmont Foods Co
&
Homes
Class
8%
1
Empire
104 %
"
Associates.. 10
Co
15
2 %
National
2
Emhart Mfg Co
Federal
Chemical
.7%
Utilities
Paso
Co
Gas
Pabst
Co
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern
Utilities
Aluminate Corp
Noitex
1
Gas
;
.
America
Nat
Co
—lo
North
2
Corp of
preference
Shipping
Supply Co
16%
Co—5
Inc_
Dynamics
East
19 Te
27V4
«_■._•A. 1.
Inc
Bush
18%
1
Inc
Inc
Bradstreet
9c
Dunham
16%
15% '
DuMont-Broadcasting Corp___^l
Dun
18%
'
25%
Productions—2%
R>
28 3a
17%
1
Bridge Co
Products
22 %
26%
5
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
Di-Noc
20%
_1
3
Inc
Detroit
Inc.——2
National
8%
" *6% "
' 1,'7V* 1
:
22%
National
18%
8%
vtgl.ri
com
21
5
Inc—
National
59
vtg
32%
27%
Mountain Fuel
-7%
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
J
Cummins Engine Co Inc
__5
Ltd
37
30%
32
7% *
1734
Common
34%
5
25%
Montrose
21%
Power Co.*
Cutter Laboratories
2%
7%
Missouri
118%
29%
11%
Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co..___5
Mo-Kars Pipe Line Co com
5
,;76% '
.
"*
19%
11%
Miss
26%
17% '
11
11
Minneapolis Gas Co
26%*
*v
72%-
Co—Al.
com'—3
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
"•
9 Va
Swasey
(S D)
Transmis
Texas
61%
-
common
Mississippi
26%
__1
common
Colonial
;"25
._1
com
57%
-
Laboratories
Miles
15%
7%
Inc.l
Co
Publishing Co__
Class A
15%
14%
1
—A.
8 %
Miehle-Gross-Dexler
"
;
ova
14%
36%
7%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—.
21%
•
—33 %c
]
.
8%
&
Brothers
Warren
Transmis
Boatmen's
l37/8
Industries
Meredith
32%
16%
ill
B
Co
22%
■
19%
Clinton Machine Co
Radio
21 'A
_o
Corp..;
com
Class
corp
Co
Gas
Citizens Util Co
*'
Gas
Eastern
Bankers Trust
._ic
37
>
Tennessee
Bank
34%
&
22%
.
6%
35 Va
1
19 %
,
cl A com.l
Ray)
34%
-
5%
32%
Corp
Bank of
3
Corp
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Power
18
32%
Central Maine
v
Tekoil
28 %
-
xll
15%
Co..3%~
Gas
i.
Warner
50c
Wagner Electric Corp
1
12
Inc..1
Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc.
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
5%,
Gas
111
Central Indiana Gas
Aittomo
30%
Eler+ric <te
&
26'A
Marlin-Rockwell
Central
Elec
Electric Co
lo
Co
Ont.ral
.
America
8%
—1
32%
45%
Collins
8
40%
16
Co__25
Cedar Point Field.Trust ctfs
-
Inc
13%
•
Lud|ow Mfg &c Sales Co
Madison Gas &
Carpenter
■i
Corp
Inc
33%
1V4
Macmillan Co
Service
Telephone Co_12%
Ceco Steel Products
1
Co
Mills
38 Va
__i
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
.;
14%
Iron Corp
Inc
&
Fair
65%
21%
Central
46%
13%
Mould
Corp of
32 Va
61%
42
&
Wat
Canadian
1
43%
5
Valley
6
4%
1
—
20
Water
Calif
«.
9
8%
6%
Utino Oil Corp
Loan
I6V2
2%
17%
1
15
Oil Co
Warren
Trans
39%
California
f
A)
Corp..1
lc
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
' ;•
33%
30V4
35%
California
J
(O
Topp
M.
23
30%
46%
7%
5 %
1
Gas
Refining
27 %
"
21%
28%
17 Va
Time
33
48%
Universal Match Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
16%
Three
Lillyi(Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Lithium Corp of America
1
39%
15%
Oregon Power Co__20
.25%
35
Chemical
<fc
Utah Southern
43 V4
.2%
Corp
Propane
37
Liberty
38
Inc
31 Va
Vitro
25%
Le
14%
Corp
Burndy
18%
43%
Gas_5
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau 'Blower Co
17%
& Sharpe Mfg Co_____l0
Beryllium Co
1
25%
29
__10
Itic
Vanity
34%
L-O-f*
26%
6%
22%
12%
lo
:
1
20%
24'A
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
Corp
Keystone Portland Cem Co—,—3
Koehring Co
5
9%
34%
12
Texas
8
40%
23%
1
...
13 %
9%
8%
40%
23%
1
com
Kan.sks-Nebraska Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
Kendall Co
Kentucky Utilities Co
7
6'/a
20
Co__i0
Public Serv Co
*11%
16%
Kansfcs City
10
Optical
$1.20
7%
1
_^1
common
11%
10%
1
$1.46 preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co. 10
6%
22%
32
1
Greene
Tampax
5
21%
Corp
*
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Brush
Co
45%
Beryllium
Brown
.11
35%
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Inc
;_1
19%
'
Bowser
16%
42%
1 *
24%
20%
.
45
20%
Far
23%
33
10
1
Gossett
Electric
Jervi^Corp
Jessqp Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
25%
-
Ask
Corp_l
States Sugar Corp
1
Borax
S
25%
Sutton
15%
,.10
Co
Beneficial
Jefiefcou
50%
"
Bid
United
23 %
Wells
Suntide
«
.
.
U
Struthers
30%
22
19
Co___
Lomb
&
;•
.
32%
31V2
29
•
•
.
21 Va
non-voting
5
Stanley Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp.. 1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
Suburban
15
23
Co
Mfg
*
5
•
Ask
Common
72
^.5
5
Inc
Gas
&
Co.
Iowa.; Public Service Co—
Iowa:4'j3outhern Utilities Co
Jack ie Heintz Inc
Co__5
Co
Art Metal Construction Co
Avon Products
Iowa^Electric Lt & Pow
18%
»
2%
Products
Home
68
1
25
24%
5
Power
Arkansas Western Gas
common
*
Bid
Mfg Cb
(A E)
Stubnitz
Inc
24 .
19%
„
,
47%
Service
A
Services
14%
4
Arden
Class
30%
-
Diver
18%
1
Anheuser-Busch Inc J.—.
Investors
28
23
.
23 %
P Incorporated
Farms
21V2
34 14
17
M
20 Va
36
Amphenol Electronics Corp—2*va
-
Stanley
31
A
•'
Staley
•
*•
19%
Standard Register
10%
34
American Window Glass Co_ 12'/2
*
36%
65%
9%
3iy2
American-Marietta Co
&
33%
62 %
39%
■*
.
30 %
Sprague Electric Co
10
Amer Hospital Supply
Research
36%
Ask
1
Htead Mills Inc
i.
Co—1
Tele
Co
-10
Indiaii
27%
i
2%
States
Carbon
—5
32%
^
Bid
v
Corp—4
American Express Co
Amer
26
5
Par
4%
30V*
..
'■$
Ask
•
4
■
1
1
—:
Barge
•American
A
l
Engineer
Inc
American Box Board
1
Bid
Par
.
i
■
.
Par
'
•
•
_
.
Southwestern
Speer
•
11.
wide national distribution.
Industrials anif Utilities
,
*4-U Z• ...l. 2
Trinity Place, New York 6, N.
Y.
CO.
NY
1.
376
:
-Hi
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1316)
.
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
March
J3
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
P*r
Mitoal Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc-
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
1.5 %
5.81
Ask
1.73
6.29
1
Shares
3.79
4.05
8.10
8.86
Mutual
Fund
Inc—1
Fund
American
Trust
——*
1.51
1.66
—-1
15.76
17.19
Associated
Atomic
25c
-1.25
Bid
4.44
Fund
Resources
Fund_l
Mutual
(The)
Johnston
4.35
Aetna
Casualty
9.71
Aetna
Insurance
10.92.
X9.99
6.23
5.68
a20.53
5.99
B-l
(Investment
8.66
B-2
3.60
3.93
B-3
(Low
9.92
10.78
B-4
(Discount
K-l
Mutual Fund Inc—_1
Blue Ridge
11.18
12.15
K-2
•
1
20.89
22.46
5-l
Fund
Boston
America
Tr of
Inv
Inc
15.33
16.37
Pfd Stocks)
(Income
6-2
8-3
(Low
5
33 %
35%
Life
27
29%
Life
1
30 %
5%
25.80
18.85
American
11.02
Amer Ins Co (Newark
9.32
11 99
Amer Heritage
Life
(Jacksonville
Mercury
9.67
10.45
1
21.15
22.86
1
12.37
13.56
Bullock Fund Ltd-
Assurance
Fund
California
Inc
Ltd
Fund
Capital
Surety Co
6.62
13.95
Life
Insurance
20.95
Life
Insurance
Loomis
Sayies
16.44
Manhattan
1
Inc
13.71
14.82
Massachusetts
16%
177a
Mass
7.13
1
14.25
Mutual
69
Mutual
11.57
Diversified
Growth Stic Fund—1
13.67
Diversified
Investment
Fund—1
8.74
15.75
2.62
2.88
1
8.68
9.43
Inc
Gas
-10
20c
157.45
159.04
6.86
7.11
}
10.96
6.68
7.32
15.54
17.03
3.37
3.66
7.63
9.06
9.93
——lc
10.65
administered
Gulf Life
3.53
18.41
19.92
Fund
Series
Pioneer
Price
6.43
4.59
8.29
7.34
shares—lc
8.62
9.45
8.75
16.03
lo
shares
8.57
8.93
lc
lc
shares
Bond
9.99
10.94
8.72
9.56
—lc
11.50
12.59
Bond
shares
lc
2.59
equipment
shares
lo
6.00
6.58
lc
9.44
10.34
,_lc
16.86
18.45
Railroad
Steel
shares
stock
shares
shares
Tobacco
shares
lc
Utilities
Industry Shares Inc
4.18
4.59
lc
9.61
15.08
15.53
_i
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
8.77
1
.,
Growth
16.43
16.93
Funds
Inc—
H-C7
10c
Series
H-DA__
10c
4.24
l
a24.22
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Fund of Boston Inc
l
2.44
2.66
9.68
10.58
Incorporated
Incorporated
8.56
9.38
Haydock Fund Ire
4.28
Income
Fund
1
Investors
96%
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
_
1
31%
Fire
Marine
6.25
— —
North
of
13%
557 b
49%
Springfield
34%
Standard
17%
55 7b
63
67%
10
33%
36%
Marine___10
44%
47 74
53
56%
3
19%
2174
77
80 74
18%
x37 %
52 74
10
5
46%
32%
_5
—
&
11%
Fire
&
Accident
L10
39%
Title
26
27%
Travelers
38%.
41%
U S
Fidelity & Guarantv Co—10
66%
70
U
Fire
23:%
25%
27
28%
Guar
&
Trust
Yi
(N
157
164
75%
79%
5
41%
44%
Amer-_5
95%
S
_3
U S Life Insurance Co
99%
City
of
in the
Y
N
Westchester
2
;
Fire
28 7
__
,
30 7
a
Obligations of Government Agencies
33%
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
&
Inc
1
9.42
10.30
P«d«ral
Home
3.20s
Securities
1
11.16
14.21
•
17.10
21.27
Inc.
14.23
15.47
30.18
30.43
Stock
Fund
Inc—
1
6.44
6.96
Fund
1
12.15
13.21
Nuclear
of
Stevens
11.30
l%s
1957
—
Oct.
1,
100.3
3%s
Feb.
14,
2%s
May
1.
Bank
100
100.2
2 74 S
Nov.
1,
1,
1,
1.
1957
—
1957
99.16
99.22
100
100.4
100
100.2
100.5
98.30
99.6
100.3
98.24
99.2
1958
97.18
97.26
1959
96.26
97.4
95.26
96.4
95.30
1, 1960.
3%s May 1. 1971
4%3 Feb. 15, 1972-1967_:
3%s Sept. 15. 1972
100
Ask
100
99.31
1958
2%s June
99.30
2s June 1, 1957-——.
3%S Sept 3. 1957
3.30s Nov. 1, 1957
99.30
100.1
1960
for Cooperatives—
April
Bid
Bonds—
1358
74s May
2 %s Feb.
3%s
point
1957
100.5
2
Central
a
1957
15.
100.1
96.8
96
I.
97
101 %
10274
99%
100%
_
Federal
45%
48 %
a34.60
Natl
Mortrace
3.35s
12.23
1
•
&
100
1.
July
of
May
20.
1957
Aug.
20.
1957
100
100.4
4%s
1
Inc
Fund Inc
Stock
16.
May
Bank.
100.1
1957
1957——
Clark
&
Stevens
99.29
32nda
more
Land
3.90s
Funds
Canada
Sept
or
3%s
100.2
21.48
2.50
Growth
3.7Cs
one
Federal
3.30s
100
1957—
17,
15,
Ask
Banks—
1957
15,
June
3%s July
18.66
1
Inc
Inc
Loan
15.
May
3%s
10.20
12.97
Corp—
1
Common
Paul
5
—
-
Co
6.92
(Geo)
Sept.
20,
1957
160.5
100.9
2%s Jan.
Clark—
Fund
4s
1
a22.67
1.25
8.49
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B» Fund
1
11.07
20.
10.
99.30
1958...
—
1958
98.24
100
100
99
100.2
14.79
11.83
Feb.
Assn—
11.97
13.50
Southwestern
Selected
Amer
Sovereign
Shares
Investors Inc
1
Investors
9.19
12.93
1
12.17
38.75
46.25
a23.72
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
11.03
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
13.32
Investment Corp__»
Roe & Farnhaiu Fund
1
State Street
Stein
Figures after decimal point represent
Television-Electronics Fund
1
11.50
12.53
Teinpleton Growth Fd of
1
21 >4
23V4
Texas
Fund
United Funds
United
l
8.15
1
10.91
.
8.91
Inc—
Fund
Continental Fund
United
11.86
7.88
9.66
10.50
1
10.53
11.5L
1
16.20
17.61
1
Fund
Canada
Ltd
4.68
1
5.94
6.49
1
5.56
3%s
June
22,
10c
2.71
1957
1
10.54
Fund
&
Towne
l
8.81
Treasury
11.20
lc
10.35
11.33
Growth
Fund, lo
10.89
11.91
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
X6.90
7.55
Whitehall
Fund
Institutional
Insur
12.48
13.6,3
Wisconsin
Fund
Bid
Aik
Notea—(Coat.)-
99.31
1957
14,
Feb
1957
—
l%s Oct.
100.1
174s April 1. 1958
2%s June 15, 1958.
l%s Oct. 1. 1958
-97.6
97.8
100.2
100.4
1958
99.31
Notes—
l%s April 1. 1957
99.23
l%s
99.23
99.25
lr-s
1957
99.26
99.28
195T;
99.15
99.17
3%s May
1%$ Oct.
100.1
Treasury
Mav
15.
1,
Feb.
1,
99.3
1957
15,
99.9
98.4
1959
98.12
99.9
99.11
97.8
97.16
l%s
1957__
96.10
96.18
1
95.16
95.24
April
1,
1959
%s Oct. 1. 195®
April
i960
t,
94.16*
2s
Aug.
15,
15, 1960
1%8
ADIII
1%S
Oct.
1.
100.4
llHIO
94.24
100.6
1.
1,
93.16
92.16
92.24
91.16
1981
1961
93.24
91.24
9.52
10.24
point
Stock
Inc
lo
a
100
Special Situations
Inc
Inc
of
11.43
Line
Strum
32ndi
more
Maturity—
99.31
2.96
Income
Fund
or
1 %-s
24,
1,
3%s
6.03
Line
Fund
Van
March
2%s Aug.
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
Indebtedness—
of
2%s
Ask
8.61
Shares.l
Income Fund
Science
Funds
Certificates
Rid
3V4s Oct.
Accumulated
United
Can
Inc
one
11.67
Maturity—
Value
Income
92%
10
9.23
Putnam
United
Series
St
10
21.70
United
Hamilton
36:%
23
60
34%
21 %
51
6.47
8.43
2.86
Railroad
56%
7.50
Reinsurance Corp (N Yi_——_2
Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic
9.06
5.92
6.33
Rowe)
Scudder,
10
88%
5.02
I
Fund Inc
&
79%
7.03
20.07
Fund
Fund
(T
20%
Providence-Washington
38%
60
1974
75%
46%
10
Insurance
1
Fund
12.26
6.30
36
56
6
-2.50
F)
Home
1
—
Street
_10
10
43%
Hartford Steamboiler
11.41
1
Securities
Philadelphia
Pine
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
83
Fire
10.38
Series
Shares
11.19
5.74
Hanover
9.60
1
Chemistry
Inc
95
53%
(Minn)
10
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
3% April
Peoples
88
10
Life
Fire
5
American
10.44
Fund—
Electronics
12.71
7.98
Petroleum
.
14.29
3.25
1
Ltd
11.61
14.64
RR
Canada
Scudder.
shares
Merchandising
Mining shares
of
Nucleonics
Science
6.69
(S
Republic
Capital Fund
Scudder Fund
lc
Institutional
*
Stock
6.6J
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
bond
Great
14.29
Globe &
1
;
England
York
9.24
lc
Fully
Growth
New
6.04
lc
shares
General
a
8%
72%
10
National
10
Falls
20.38
10.24
1
Series
8.43
Electrical
&
Equipment shares
29 %
Corp—5
Reinsurance Corp- —10
9.33
11.67
—lc
lc
27
37%
7
Pacific
Franklin Life
General
Puritan
lc
(Thei Stock Fund-lc
Food
11.92
1
Over-The-Counter
10.00
64%
Newark
11.09
8.14
15.03
shares
Electronics
4.14
7.49
12.96
shures—
Common
3.78
7.02
Growth Fund
Chemical
16.70
lc
shares
Aviation
Capital
14.82
15.45
13.75
1
1
Trust--
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares
Building
1
Series-
Stock
New
11.99
1
Fund Inc
Investors
1
interest
Stock
Preferred
13.71
60 %
35
68
Shares
Series
Income
Capital Corp
General
Cort)—
2.50
4
Fund
of
Glens
Series—
5.25
—
—
Industries
General
Bond
22.86
Fund Inc_
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—-1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
•'
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series—
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
«
of
Firemen's
18.85
1
Scries
21.54
Fidelity
Pacific
_
27%
12.50
Insurance
4%
Deposit of Md_
Philadelphia-
&
Assn
10.26
interest—1
Inc
Investors Corp
Balanced
4.80
Equity Fund Inc—
Futures
61
Assoc—
''
•
-3.337a
Northwestern
3%
National Security Series—
21.38
*•
7.93
River
57%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
National
North
10
,
25%.
40%
97
83%
-1.25
J)
4
11.03
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
20.15
——-v
Fund Inc
Energy
Shares
Corp—1
Stock Fund
Investment
Electronics
7.23
Fund—
Fund
Dividend
Fund
Balanced
17.80
2.50
—25c
Howard-
&
Saton
Inc—10c
Trust
of beneficial
Nation
—
Fire
9.58
Diversified Trustee Shares-
91
16%
38
-5
29%
Stock
Life
Mutual Trust
12.47
Inc
Fidelity
3.42
Fund
beneficial
of
10.53
Shares
3.03
3.10
Growth
Invest
65 %
E
2.75
lc
33 Vic
1
Fund
shares—lc
Inc
Massachusetts
6.52
14.11
27%
82%
Federal
Investors
Investors
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
3.48
3.76
15%
47%.
79
Fireman's
Fund
—5
18%
36%
4.33
3.16
shares
Bond
39%
27%
17%
Phoenix
3.41
3.93
lc
18.32
15.13
37
25
5
Reinsurance
1
—5
53%
Co—
Crum & Forster Inc
lc
shares
Transport
73%
Northern
Casualty
_lc
shares.—
Special Investment
73
Northeastern
Employers
13.40
34%
10
Fire
119
139
16.86
32 %
114
Group
12.33
—5
18%
5
Employees
shares
27%
17%
Co
Assurance
4.16
Metal
11%
25 %
265
3.78
Petroleum
.31%
10%
78
13,000
Paper
10
37
-4
254
12,400
9.61
210
34%
3%
2
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N
10.57
201
56%
10
5.52
8.84
1
29
Life-
2.70
9.74
10
14%
102
52%.
Ins—
2.45
1
1
1
J)„5
Amer_
5.01
Investment
.
of
lo
shares
18%
1374
97 %
—5
Life
Continental
Funds—
1774
1
20
Fire Assurance..
General
Automobile
1
Fund
Ins
Natl
(N
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Managed
1
Series
Life
Connecticut
Continental
Units
Dividend
Colonial
Columbian
Ins Assn
5.94
Dividend Income Fund
Dreyfus
a42.31
Fire
16.93
Western Investment Inc
Vegh
Fund—•
Mutual
5.94
Camden
24.12
Fund Inc
Delaware
14%
5.45
(Va)_5
.10
5.42
Inc
De Vegh
12.41
13%
Inc—1
Fund
9274
-5
x34
-
15.66
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Do
Stk
Insurance Co
J1-10
Co_.l
22.21
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund
11.39
25c
Investors Inc—1
8.18
Composite Bond & Stock
Crown
6.04
—10
(N
Ins
Life
Ine_—1
1
Inc
Commonwealth
Concord
Fund
12.90
—-—
Fund
Fund
Beneficial
19.36
50c
com—100
Securities
Composite
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
12.58
134
Fund
Preferred
Colonial
10.36
1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund
Inc—
Christiana
14.64
Boston
Corp
Inc
Casualty
Merchants
National
7.49
—
Venture
5
-6.25
American
C)
American Re-insurance
7.57
Gvowth
3%
16.49
9.49
Lexington Trust Fund—
International
Canadian
1
12.98
11.62
i—1
Ins
39%
12.24
Stand
Title
Companies
Insurance Co of Va
Maryland
29%
15.11
13.42
1
Inc__—
35 %
27%
D
Stks)_l
1
Ltd
Fund
(1954;
6.93
Fund
General
Canada
Canadian
1
Co.5
(Wash
of Canada Ltd.l
Com
Ask
I06
N J) —2%
Keystone Fund
Priced
1
—
Knickerbocker
10c
Bowling Green Fund
Broad Street Investment
28
Bid
83
33%
Ins—
Flat
Home
Ins__ 10
Lincoln National Life
4%
Casualty_5
5
preferred
11.21
(Speculative Com Stki—1
S-4
Lawyers
Assur-
Fidelity &
conv
8.54
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
(Income Com Stocks)-—1
Life
31%
10.10
1
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
29
26.44
Amer
Jefferson
178
17.27
Bonds)——1
76%
10
24.72
1
Bonds)_1
Priced Bonds)
1
Bonds)
Par
128%
72
Co.
Insurance
24.24
(Medium Grade
Ask
123
10
-10
Agricultural
SI.25
Bid
10
Surety-
Co
American Equitable
Funds—
Custodian
Kevstone
5.51
7.97
&
Aetna Life
American
Fund Inc__
Mutual
Far
8.89
Inc
lc
Investment Co of America——1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Anc_l
Intl
Ask
Development
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—I
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp 1c
Bond
Bid
Far
Mutual Fundi—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Inst
Bank
Foundation
Institutional
Wall Street Investing
Fund
Fund
Fund
lc
Washington
Investors
Corp
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1
6.92
7.56
1
8.52
9.31
1
12.74
13.89
Rate
Inc
1
11.47
12.40
3.40%
Inc
l
5.05
5.46
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Wellington Fund
Dated
Doe
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dale*
Due
-
3.625 %
4-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75^
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
100.1
100.4
1-56
5-
1-57
99.30
100
3.875%
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
100.1
100.4
3-57
100.1
100.4
Bonds—
Bid
Buiiington Industries 4745-1975
Capital Airlines 4%8_
1976
Commercial
Credit
4748
1974
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Corp 3%s
78
Pac Pow & Lgt 5%s__—-
1987
106
85%
Potomac Elec 4%s
1982
1027a
Hotels
101 %
Pub Serv Co of Okla
Ilinoi.-,
Bell
Roebuck
8174
82%
Southern Calif Edison 414s_1982
115
99
4%s_1988
&
100 %
Southwestern
1931
(M)
&
70373
Texas
101
77%
lf)4,
4
Sons—
4%s
&
7o.), 4
States
Tel
&
4%s
Tel—
:_198<>
Mueller Brass 3%s
1975
Eastern
Trans
Amer
11-
1-57
3.70%
3-
1-57
12-
2-37
100.4
99.31
99.30
100
100%
Rid
102 y4
4%s_1977
100%
100'/a
72
73
128
1977
101%
101%
US Industries 4V4S
1970
104
108
Universal Match 5s
1976
United
5Vbs
4%s'
Gas
94
103%
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
101V4
101%
5s
Corp
United Slates
85%
124
7'a
95%
103%
March
21, 1957.
22,
1957
March
28.
1957_
May 3.
99.968
May 16,
1957.
102%
91
103
95
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
Central
Illinois
4.64 %
101%
105%
106 74
Potomac
103
10374
Texas
105
103
Pacific
Power
6.16%
&
4.
11,
18.
April 25.
99.567
1957—
99.492„
99.508
99.924
99.931
May 23,
1957—
89.428
99.439
99.870
99.880
May 31.
1957—
99.359
99.371
1957-
99.817
99.820
June
1957
99.307
99.320
1957—
6,
99.755
99.768
•Tune
13.
1957.
99.241
99.248
99.699
99.715
June
24.
1957.
99.137
99.145
99.613
-
1957
1957
2,
&
51%
99.630
101
102%
par
value
tEx-lC0%>
stock
tEx-2-for-l
100
Lt
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
55%
•No
100
Light—
pfd
Electric
Pow
pfd„50
Light—
preferred
104%
2.44%
pt"d__50
50%
4.76%
pfd_100
101
105%.
50%
102%
a
Ask
99.552
1957—
April
April
April
Bid
99.977
99.964
March
Mav
Dollar Value
Ask
99.975
Stocks—
Okla Gas & Elec 474s
1-57
100.5
1C0.1
10674
1971
101%
1987
2-
100.2
1-57
100
1971
National Can 5s
1976
New England Power 4%s-u_1987
New England Telep
4%r,.—1986
3.875%
1-5-7
8-
Elec—
Western Maryland Ry 57'2S-1982
Mountain
84
1987
Underwood
1937
Gas
4%s
102
Light—
4%s
Lowenstein
105%
Sheraton C® of Am 4%s_^_1967
1970
Telephone
Power
99%
1972
S3
Textron
Louisiana
4%s_1987
4%s,
90
1975
4%s
100.2
7-
1-56
1027a
101%
1976
—
Hilton
6-
1-56
107
841-.
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
3%s
4-56
11-
Ask
77
Sears.
Ferro
Bid
910-
3.75%
Issues
Ask
2-56
3,75 rc
Recent Security
Wd
78-
3 20 "c
Net
asset
k Admitted
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THE
Bank
with
COURSE
clearings this week show
a
year
based upon
a
decrease
compared
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
us
telegraphic advices from the chief, cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,
March 16, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is
those
1.1%
below
-Our
year.
for
the
corresponding week last
preliminary totals stand
against $22,844,509,446 for the
this center there is
0.1%.
at
$22,604,312,714
in
week
same
At
1956.
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
New
1957
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week, in air cases has to be
estimated.
York
York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston.
Cl3veland
Baltimore
;
493,072,362
573,505,716
+
371,076,424
_1.
——
615,014,156
579,913,204
.
—v_,
—
402,900,000
404,235,005
Pr&nciscc
402,680,814
637,666,000
Louis
St.
San
Pittsburgh
.
403,429,345
•_
359,900,667
+
12.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.3% and in
In the Kansas
>City Reserve District the increase is 11.0%, in the Dallas
Reserve District 11.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve
District 11.9%.
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1956
Inc. or
$
1957
Dec.-i'o
$
2nd
3.1
Boston
12
3rd
4th
5th
Richmond
1.8
6th
1.1
7th
8th
St.
9th
"
Cleveland
1.1
cltiea
10
....
—10.1
All
cities,
Tpta!
-
five
days
4,300,007,515
_
4,372,460,640
1.7
day.—
one-
£60,001,503
—i—
10,319,821,785
+ 15.2
1,359,416,621
1,149,083,459
+18.3
1,162.893,295
1,435,655,023
1,194,492,906
+
20.2
1,074,662,293
7
"
6
"
744,031,650
Atlanta
10
"
1,212,430,897
1,168,098,014
+
3.8
1,069,427,043
Chicago
17
"
1,518,699,692
1,348,579,800
+ 12.6
1,244,324,776
9,727,274,091
1,071,220,860
1,034,923,461
578.940,519
963,093,125
1,187,896,910
4
"
11
"
_
Louis
•
5.3
604,117,475
600,561,707
13.2
461,133,998
+11.0
588.833,010
11.7
468,285,923
444,964,589
563.564,075
420,352,384
672,123,169
638.110,409
+
7
"
571,565,008
"
650,762,170
504,794,303
586,515,692
+
9
11th
Dallas
6
"
510,037,091
456,653,935
+
San Francisco
1.1
—
City
the month of
For that month there
February.
was
18,150,256,087
19,290,722,743
8,809,280,880
9,396,408,925
+ 12.5
show
totals
902,373,120
1,038,700,602
11.9
14.0
9,902,716,134
11,142,295,191
We also furnish today, a summary of the clearings for
New
+
+
19,856,535,758
22,627,495,158
-
:
1,074,394,120
1,202,555,902
cities
109
Outside New York
gain of 1.1%, in the Richmond.^Reserve
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
a
District of 2.2%
an
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 5.5%,
—Month of
Descriptlon—
Stocks—
February—
1957
Number of shares—
1957
1956
85,736,096
46,400,622
93,597,722
Bonds—
Railroad and misc.-
$71,862,000
improvement of 0.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
0.7% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 2.3%. In
the Kansas City and Dallas Reserve Districts the totals
1957 aggregate of clearings having been $94,673,105,961 and the 1956 aggregate $89,736,286,822.
In the
New York Reserve District the totals register ah increase
of 9.8% and in the Boston Reserve District of 0.4%, but
in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals record a
Two Months—r-
1956
37,575,141'.
5.1%.
the
follow:
-
"
10
Total
monthly detailed statement of transactions
York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
results for February and two months of 1957 and 1956
the
City
621.378,463
+ 13.0
,G58,160,047
Kansas
1.6
aU** f22^44,509,446
s
655.091,240
10,274,886,215
11,889,169,580
1.0
874,493,318
■
$
682.079,648
757,831.288
Minneapolis
.Our usual
on
:
cities,
1954
1955
+13.6
861,048,335
16th
0.9
Total all cities, five days..— $21,744,311,211 $21,970,016,118
|-
-
days—_i— $17,444,303,098 $17,597,549,478
five
District the
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 13.2%.
12th
cities
10
Other
Resefve
larger by 20.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
13.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys a gain
by
by 3,8%.
Outside of this city there
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
0.2
—
are
District
increase Of 12.5%, the bank
clearings at this cen¬
ijlew York
Philadelphia
—
the Cleveland
In
of
1.4
+
18.3%.
of
14.0%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $22,627,495,158 against $19,856,535,-
6.4
667,385,054
Reserve
trict
statement, however, which
1.2
—
are
totals
0.1
—
—
362,400,000
City
detailed
Week Ended March 9—
657731,585
Kansas
elaborate
located and from this it appears that in the New
District (including this city) the totals
show an improvement of 15.2%, in the Boston Reserve
District of 13.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
they
.present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week
previous
the week
ended March 9. For that week there was an
increase of
%
$11,595,970,304 $11,604,489,950
1,146,381,739
1,160,600,759
1,205,000,000
1,283,GOO,003
i
In -the
having registered a gain of 15.4%. We group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve District in which
Ave
was an
1956
CLEARINGS
ter
758 in the same week in 1956.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending- March 16—
BANK
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
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be
OF
decrease Of 0.1%.
$78,371,000 $161,319,600 $167,818,900
The Chicago Reserve District has to its
credit an
larger by 3.1% and in the San Francisco Reserve
are
District by 2.7%.
..
.
Iri the Cleveland Reserve District the
'
International Bank-
2,883,300
Foreign government
U.
22,000
..
Government—
S.
22,000
34,000
3;686,200
7,473,250
^
'
35,000
58,000
Month of February—
8,446*100
,
1st
Total
bonds
$82,279,200 $168,861,850 $176,323,000
$74,802,300
.
1957
1956
1955
-17,197,100
46,400,622
74,645,958
60*815,145
1954
..
January—.
.48,160,955
February
—37,575,141
►
9th
10th
33,374,561
course
11th
33,294,760
month of February and the two months ended
in each of the last four years is shown below:
+
9.8
5,152,945,278
5,155,035,331
"
5,930,458,909
5,863,296,489
*♦
2,883,775,705
"
5,226,323,740
31
"
7
...
Minneapolis
"
2,821,456,441
4,972,710,079
9,108,148,215
2,79.7,660,929
+
0.6
+
' 0.7
"
2.236,255,372
+
2.3
"
3.474,069.703
3,368,558,633
+
3.1
3,980,311,362
3:862,313,464
+
3.1
5,148,866,973
5,014,546,744
+'
2.7
94,673,105,961
89,736 286,822
51,100,982,918
50,186,675,412
11
"
19
Total
"
——179 cities
Feb. 28
York.
2,347,435,523
5.1
2,555,260,629
4,238,622,945
7,866,069,219
2,577,620,266
1,965,283,135
3,083,987,038
3,395.752,721
4,558,234,233
16
!
Francisco
New
4,736,217,133
2.2
9,161,362,101
2,818,300,299
2,287,009,443
_
Outside
4,378,695,410
4,854,314,315
+
>
42,318,215,02i>
4,712,971,696
1.1
+
;
'44,203,774,257
0.1
+
14
—
Kansas City
Dallas
of bank clearings for leading cities for the
41,269,939,106
"
16
—
Louis
12th -San
The
2,692,735.400
17
'
Chicago
8th fit.
2,958,774,067
"
Richmond
7th
0.4
15
Cleveland
_1.
York
6th -Atlanta
-Number of Shares
T
cities
11
Philadelphia
5th
properties on the
Exchange for the first two months of
1954rto 1957 is indicated in the following:
New
4th
The volume of transactions in share
$
$
'in
3,264,316,019
8
2nd
New York Stock
1954
1955
or
.
Dec.
3,277,990.793
45,331,631.655
14
3rd
—
$
S
Boston
ihc
1956
1957
-Federal Reserve Districts
V—
35,000
City
~
5.5
3,936,227,453
7.244,049.719
2,447,905.333
1,909,481.046
2,964,882,422
3.100.893,511
4,029,615,795
82,156,303,823
86,970,664,521
'+1.8
44,324,821,156
+.
.
.
-
.
41,2^0,638,958
•?.t t-
"
'BANK CLEARINGS FOR LEADING CITIES
omitted
4,854
1956
1955
1954
87,*338
87,650
83,465
10,638
10,241
9,291
8,503
9,641
9,319
8,085
6,446
5,459
4,877
5,834
5,638
5,151
4,640
4,408
Boston
—
3,708
2,093
2,541
3,496
2,298
2,655
—
Detroit
4;368
3,003
Chicago
Sail
1937
94,983
4,131
1955
43,572 39,549 42,645 40,865
_
Philadelphia-4,847
-
2,661
2,432
2,207
Fran-
2,561
2,504
2,262
V Cleveland—
2,243
2,264
1,803
Dallas
6,550
<
We
Fed eral Reserve Districts in the two months for four years:
7,375
Ftdtral Reserve Districts
5,319
4,668
4,163
-5,104
3,951
4,750
3,839
■3,624
2nd
3rd
14
clttei
11
New York
"
8.6
5,682,350.566
"
11,315,357,812
10.891,728,297
+
3.9
9,868,924,517
9,021,696,795
13,115,303,590
12,322,538.939
+
6.4
6,296,894,829
+
5.C
10^76,130,809
5,497,920,510
9,823,061,977
5.998,818.423
11,390,673,350
10,494,977,021
+
8.5
8.862,190,164
3,119,505,017
20,053,973,570
19,480,577,936
+
2.9
5,950,439,945
+
2.6
16,805,776,453
5,523,078,180
15,273,642,880'
5,183,597,534
3,980,078,250
3,340
4,075
-%776
3;104
2,078
4th
Cleveland
3,484
3,336
3,119
2,654
5th
Richmond
3,205
3,144
6th
Atlanta
16
"
3,109
2,902
2,732
2,721
3,289
2,588
7th
Chicago
31
"
3,573
3,463
2,647
8th
fit,. Louis
7
"
6,143,723,936
3,382
3,182
5.034,576,963
1,587
86,479*452,525
4.2
'•
3,746
1,446
St.
S
6,250,934,021
90,951,009,203
+
+
17
1,556
1,473
•
$
15
Philadelphia
1,709.
-
1955
Dec. %
6,895,854,931
91,015,590,640
7,184,129,370
68,852,122,756
1,802.
1,434
Inc. or
$
•
1,768
Kan
3,103
Boston
1054
1056
1957
,$
1st
Two Months
Two Months
Two Months
Two Months
-5,569
2,041
1,759
append another table showing clearings by
1,874
"
Pittsburgh.
.
1954
4,448
1956
1357
New York
;
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-
——-Month of Feb.-
000,000
IN FEBRUARY
_.
4,852,803,588
1,441
l;355
1,451
1.452
1,327
Minneapolis
1,493
1.460
1,279
Houston
1,643
1,628
1,348
1,274
1,246
1,233
1,509
1,422
1,503
1,327
1,197
Minneapolis
16
"
4,765,963,251
+
5.6
4,222,077,383
1,383
1,239
1,141
3,081
2,917
2,607
2/349
10th
Kansas
14
"
7,583,381,039
7,163,985,314
+
5.8
6,566,575,634
6,223,425,418
1,137
1,102
987
977
2,479
2,361
2,089
2,050
11th
Dallas
11
"
8,787,890,415
8,354,907,121
+
5.2
7,309,590,810
6,691,933,64;
758
754
686
638
1,679
1.614
1,461
1,330
12th
San Frgncisco
19
M
11.363,877,643
10,690,479,717
+
6.3
9,552,328,856
8,372,955,215
207,124,405,243
191,070,861,735
+
6.7
181,696,836,550
169,704,503,412
'112,141,340,542
106,731,914,468
+
5.1
94,045.709,723
CityLouisl.
1,564
*
t
„
Atlanta
Baltimore
.
.
Cincinnati-
Richmond—'
,
Orl
2,486
799
.
no
792
756
693
1,676
1.662
1,525
784
683
668
1,896
1.663
1,464
1,384
;
.731
722
690
615
1,620
1,557
1,429
1,023
921
2,234
1,392
556
1,585
2,003
1,474
1,573
714
760
655
663
706
1,372
City
'
Total
Seattle
Portland
^
<
.
Birmingham
874
762
604
1,791
1,633
1.322
570
586
554
601
1,257
1,244
1.215
748
667
576
546
1,602
1,410
1,262
555
537
478
457
1,210
1,147
1,022
534
525
466
453
1,185
1,118
1,035
541
488
457
1.221
1,156
1,025
411
City
'
954
457
York
Paul—
Memphis
•'
-•
i
Buffalb
t
Milwaukee
498
505
Nashville—
502
549
__
Washington
499
Tot.31eitles
7.291
all:
Total
*
Out. N.Y.C.
We
51.100 50,186
add
now
our
1,053
972
1,146
1,101
952
t
1,087
1,074
882
compilation
12,098
169,704
5,729
15.997
44,324 41,290 112,141
15.076
94,046
106,731
■
-Clearings, Total AH-
952
13,430
6.291
86,239
.Months—
January
112,451,2:99,282
1956
1957
fi
28,017,204
27,235.369
2,655,314,459
2,061.898.974
13,890,662
'14,519,7G4
7.487,031
6:953,758
—
——_
Lowell
'
Total
2
Months
,
■
-
x
or
-
Hfut.
+
4
—
—
*
1.3
Dec. ft
$
$
22,687.701
23,998,926
2.9
-61.062:008
5,834,885.556
5,638,740.792
29,637,178
31,148,289
16,119,826
+
59.166.475
0.2
4.3
15,008.527
7.7
5,804,959
13,738.285
4
—
3.6
13,059,915
0.4
29,006.450
1.2
+■
51,100,982.31£
4-
+
+
—
4
125,871,817
New Hampshire—Manchester
Total <T4 cltlee^.
124,-726.600
X2221JJ94',
3,277,990,793
3.264.316,019
$
5,649,768
14.3
567,962,900
5.C
3,113,409
3.5
1,145,532
—
1,273,552
3,478,407
—
3,400,643
2.1
11,253.709
13.2
46,191,967-
-
+.
i
544,009,690
3,024,425
24,316,054
51,538.200
+
264,929,700
4-
.6.8
36.151.600
22,236,794
*+
11:8
2,552,672
2,428,422
8,895,554
10.7
33,862,746
11.6
16,857,385
8,234,888
33,966,551
15,472,759
>
3.3,441/700
24,8537796
3,575,166
11.389,466
3.0
,
8.4
0.8
282.830,100
213,832,665
„•
-
208,-744,550
^
0.4
7.164,129^70
6,895.854,931
*
-
+
+
24
4.2
861,048,335
757.831,288
1151/112
3,550,010
+
21,797,679
51,937.600
'J A
M
+ 27.9
8,798,790
41,725 823
0.8
2.4
-
5,711,752
f 2,139.290
+
13.803,135
J-
10.369.163
*
13.3
1,319.920
-
r—
98.671,859
25.233,960
*"
5.1
2,07**,957
2.4.10.875
7.4
11.2,
3<1.538.414
17.7
+
+
117,520,720
91:152,664
375.865,328
+
6.329,087
+
101,368.205
7.4
25.040,600
2.424.450
3.374,300
7.0
1.8
4.
1954
$
Dec. %
$
618,878,227
14,969,610
+
3.0
+
1955
Inc. or
1956
707,606,828
3,570,750
1.2
4
128,765.500
3.5
7.1
56,339,732
+
-
and for the week ended March 9, for 4 years:
+
+
'
—
3.2
4.9
2,583.016
7,204.277
+
42.393,581
96,304,412
L__
Rhode X»land—Providence-—
5.3
+
164.831,844
57,030.485
-
inc. or
Dec. %
*
106,731,914.468
112,141,340,542
6.7
S
12,790,298
.
"
56,545,239.056
50,186,675,412
'
1957
28,651,907
4
-45,362,902
:1;_;—
HaVen-
Wa ter bury--
5.5
'
61.040,357.624
-Weck Ended March 9Inc. or
1956
1957
'
.8
-
-Jan. 1 tc Feb. 28-
Inc.
177,108,032
Springfield
Worcester
6,016.655
13.682.512
——
Connecticut—Hartford—
New
194,070,361,735
2>7,124,41/6,243
'
-New- Bedford:
,
11,598.261
11^748.444
—
Pan River
Holyoke
89,73 >.286,822
February—
-Month of Februarv-
Portland
104,334.574.913
94,673.105.961
.
Clearings Outside New York
1956
$
Dec. %
$
S
1957
Inc. or
1956
1957
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of February and since Jan. 1, for two years
Massachusetts—Boston.
and 1955:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
Reserve Blstrlet—-lesteri—
First Federal
.'Maine—Bangor
the clearings by months since January 1, 1956
covers
894
86,970 82,156 207,124 194,070 181,696
-vClearings at—
|
86,239,470,891
.847
430
535
80,679 76,427 191,127 178,984 168,266 157,606
7,035
94,673 89,736
1,100
442
,
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492
87,382 62,651
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r
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560
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1,128
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1,276
Denver
-
cities
1,203
Omaha
;
179
——
.
1,206
655
—.
1,249
Jacksonville
:
9th
1,432
854
Louisville
New
-
2,909
2,810
;
+■
•
'+13.6
24613,300
24,281,100
8.1
+5.1
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2,181,079<
682,079.648
^
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635,091,240
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and
Financial Chronicle
Inc.
1957
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$
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.
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1956
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$
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1956
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1955
1954
'
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$
-Rew Yorh—
lav York—Albany
\
154,251,776
Btnghamton
163 330.110
' B.I
Buffalo
yi,941,523
12^637,468
11,124,927
Xnr York
43,572,123,043
39,549,611,410
Rochester
168,01 f,171
157,691,561
Syracuse
28,082.727
4
10.2
94,983,064.701
87,338,047/267
+
6.5
358,992,076
336,953,981
8.3
221,252,661
92,630,802
+
20,983,(^4
19,263,557
299,084,805
291,208,595
/
45,331,691,655
Third Federal Resern
325,989,650
46,511,434
District—Philadelphia—
ladelphia—
7.252,714
_
2,470,588
2,058,048
2.481,763
9,894,3:13,818
9,340,975,207
29,442,739
36,393,677
2,559,278
2,700.770
9,953,619:624
+•
9.3
2,921,955
+
8.8
11,485,199,967
6.5
37,522,144
34,855.103
4
228,932,537
2.7
644.842,290
15.4
22,706,342
21.375,696
29,763,385
27,574,624
723,055.409
700,607,345
98,652,122,756
+
•
.
V
+
6,560,161 j
91,013,590,640
6
2.8
r
-
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V,
;•
JJ.\
'■ *
■
' +'.
3.2
.
V
7,678.409
>
:
,
66,834,481
+
8.6
4
10.1
9
J 843203,238
1.1
.
8,398,753
24,913,235
64,257^927
17.828.050
Lebanon
36.167,151
*
7
,
16,853,436
5.6
18,284.860
16,352,299
.4 11.2
7.6
18,421,053
--
10,319,821,785
74,496,583
77,952,029
5,748,633
4,854,000,000
15.315,809
16.090,242
Scran ton
27,862,481
29,794,173
WUges-Barre
16,412,543
•<
5,420,269
4,847,000,009
3.2
38,684,402
37,906.543
"2.1
>
York
13.621,243
29,473.366
1,836,700
615,312
5,292.224
5,401,923
Delaware—Wilmington
65.940,808
69,089,251
Row Jersey—Trenton
66,328,422
Total (15 cities)
5,152.945,278
V
61,7Slj521
T.727,2lijm
10,274,886,215
1,397.447
4'
11,579,303
10.633,000,009
10,241,000.000
23,456,056
34,934,863
6.5
58 974,623
61,150,597 •'
+ 2C.5
-i
.
2,067.692
2,093,845
1,826,894
:-':;r..4"972,878
+ 16.3
-
1,589,106
1,bob.720
-;
•
1.516.728
1,718,885
4,50^973
-
k
:
:
.
4.66L781
1,090:666,000
1,106,000",000
4,146,804
3,864,999
3,126,709
6.375,602
5,683.812
3,504 155
3 221,496 /
2,869,895
7,258,249
8,787,762
'
3.G
7,072,773
14:9
i
.
0.1
1,289,660,000
i
4.2
3.652,905
—
—
1.828,970
1.841,749
•
+ 14,6
4,736,586
:
.
3.9
--
*
30,036,905.-
34,517,685
—15.8
.
7.6
+
/
'
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1.660.446
-
2.065,165
.v.
■
l,017,(K)d;666
-
3,044;675
...
5,854,198
*
26,223,707
,
12,457,703
0.1
—
15.2
;
.
4.8
6.1
—
—
+
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Philadelphia.
Reading
/ 64,994,991
....
V:-v
13,736.7CG
1.1
—
71,709,535
..."
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15,176,701
1Q.6.
+
7,953.561
33,406,363
,
11,889,169,580
*
—
107,283:327
l.j»b;2u(l
'
76,277,844
"•+•."4.4
V
17,030,793
!
4
8,011,200
4,392471
-
8.4
+
'
616,943,004
0 4
9.8
—
VVVV,
•'/i.
8,098,063
Lancaster
Do Bole
Haxleton
4,071,719
112,183.694
4
191,825,752
42.923,503
235,237,002
1.7
+
■
41,269,939,106
Chester
Harrlsburg
.
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71,161,642
.
115,024,879
124,267,644
'
32^,744,903
Total (11 cities)
Pennsylvania—At toons
Bethlehem
+
V
/
68,443,092
(a)
< a)
-
)
'
+ 18.9
106,025,926
-
5.7
—i3.4
28,143,135
25.635,099
107,878,767
.
—
+
-
23,656,482
23,747.783
4.7
+
(a)
as
>. '■
•
.
348,448,343
24,940,440
+
$
.
1,156,180,683
5.2
—
12,015,120
100,760,966
Uttca
Connectlcut—Stamford
Paw Jersey—Newark
Northern Maw Jersey.
*
364,757,250
1,221,846,766
1.6
+
-r-v
$
•■'
:
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541,041,408
Mmlra
5.6
3.0
—
(a >
560,274,209
Jamestown
Dec. 'Jo
V
54,466 426
5,155,065,381
11.0
—
:
58,806.536
•
198.5
-t
62.777,081
4,528,079
2,560,937
2.0
—
11,456,779
149.115,775
150,642,632
21.8
•i
+
11,315,357,812
10.891,728,297
.
—
1.0
—
122.1.84,24^
7,525,767
5.0
—•
150.371,237
0.1
—
7,899.441
'
76.8
-)
12,(870,321
4 6
—
6.3
—
+
17,238,053
•'
23.1
15,477,004-
/ 20,113,602
12,708,022
1,359.416,621
3.9
12,906478
1,149,083,459
%
•A, 14,644,139
+ 18.3
11.816,163
12,361,667
f
1,162,893,255
1,071,229,860
>
Fearth Federal Rttirvi D 1strlet—ClevelandOhio—canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
45,296,901
48,347.720
6.3
97,093.489
100,430,191
.+
8.2
2.479,981,330
2.361,842,8il
—
1.0
5,104,636,003
4,750,508.743
5.5
457,543,700
—
1,137,607,374
1.102.596,347
2,243,444,525
2,264,991,090
215,561 300
228,188.000
14,840,009
14,662,590
7,474.135
6,548,776
43.061,551
43,827,272
55.568,893
62,762,992
—11.5
40,333,138
.87.938,803
■'+
143,688,5.81
146.521,123
4,104.990
4.000,903
-
_
Columbus
Hamilton
Lorain
Mansfield
•
Toungstown
Newark
Tdedo
Pennsylvania—Bearer County
Oreensburg
Pittsburgh
_
11,481,195
'
1.2
•1'
29,644.615
487.151,306
28,168,980"
15.733,105
<107,813,743
118,690,352
6.8
9,466.632
238,1,0 393
228,395,489
41136V.928
380.8^5 778
,48,981,400
45,268.990
46,569,000
83,099,664
307,223.383
2.6
62.373,200
-
■■■'■
-
12,989,043
10,318,172
% +13.6
10,736.147
12,894,958
11,406,540
+13.0
10,445,6/2
8,812,484
490^382,419
403,331,324
21.6
349,533.118
.352,595,104
1,435,655,023
1,194,492,9Q6
+ 20.2
1,074>662,293
1,034,923,461
123,779,652 '."V/
-
80,374.022
1.9
—
/+
9,156,135
247,342.867
462,724,428
13,950,178
9.7
+
-1
10,388.175
288.487,538
557,046,670
■
.
14.1
—
8,278/9^4
"
75.590,655
308,232,553
8,895,871
8,791.734
2,637,252
2,600,318
+
1.4
5,644,309
5.640,161
1,874,616,700
1,802,112.877
+
4.0
4,075.900,046
3,776,822,862
Brie
33,386,007
35,802.827
--6.7
72,936,476
OH City
72,806,223
23,748,250
21.483.479
10 ft
52,158.890
45,148,713
21
507,925
24,005,174
18,580,927
16,906.188
5,930,453,909
5,863,296,489
...
__
Kentucky—LexingtonVirginia—Wheeling
West
!
Total (17 cities)
4
'
r
-
-
'
—10.4
61,53 J,697
65.021,318
+
9.9
39.491,559
35,553.151+
+
1.1
13,115,303,590
12,322,538,939
+
6.4
7li
37,642,563
34.719,052
4
8.4
191,611.894
+
6.7/
0 5
1,679,268,689
179,593,000
1,614.829,465
\-y-
Fifth Ftdiral Baserve District—RichmondWest Virginia—Huntington-
Virginia—Norfolk
i
16,841.100
90,507,762
83,320,000
758,494,384
—
Richmond.
South Carolina—Charleston
754,598,949
31,323,334
—
Columblf
;
Maryland—Baltimore
^Frederick
/"/•' : V/V
16,516,810
31,658.923
59 443,748
1,383,572,024
5.847,657
—
District or Columbia—Wssblngton
54.313.074
1,422,156.386
4,734.390
+
11
—
•
■+
''"".+
122,974,275
3,081,007,096
2,917,987,479
23.5
11.701.213
9.818,758
1.100.307,266
1,053.160.332
4
492,417,981
+
1.4
2,821,456,441
+
2.2
•
4,454.738
" v\
■
— "■ j—
2.6
+
•'/
154.985,107
"
6.645,147
+ 12.9
5,575,005
309,777.321
/ "
286,192,172
'V
•
4
141,905.254
120,869,787
+
744,031,650
658,160,047
"••24.404.401
341,800,003
IS
6,783,074
1
+ 13.0
17.4
v
i
.
3.741.706
18.120.000
-
161,095.913' '
7,157,137
340J 67,475
:
5.0
+
••
•
300,000
5,998,818,423
V"
19.223.000.
10.8
27,640.811
.127,902,375
.
3.P86.570
'
+ 14.4
164,967,287
384,207,291
Vl
—
25.543,623
'
7,271,781
f'
,
*'•
6,296,894.829
.
182.801,151
4.5
-I
..
'
2:1
til
•>
23,508,719
,
3.9
-I
-■
4,337,454
'4.0
F
66,236.062
127,746,037
2.8
499.485.624
.
67,610,071
-f. 9.4
+
2,883,775,705
Total (8 cities)
+
"
,
120,650.512
-•
110,326,529
.
578,940,519
621,378,463
Sixth Ftderal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
115,206,355
116,516,528
502,103.854
549,203,732
1,509,100,000
1,503,200.000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
-
27,662,461
Alabama—Birmingham
____
<53,764,623
23,533.867
27,244,000
54,845,429
...
762,999,535
28,305,000
__I~
924,255,334
874,087,187
■
.
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
25,692,969
26,282,643
1,023,580,709
85,755,059
——
28,018,059
23,067,771
64,923,238
Columbus
55.705-,902
"
\ Mobile
Montgomery
26,715,807
79,317,214
25,251,975
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
Jackson
Meridian
Vlcksburg
.....
i
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total (16 cities)
9,220,353
8,858,466
^^2,804,094
5.226,323,740
248,641,110
8,6
—
1,087,953,155
0.4
'+
3,382,000,000
*
1.3
—
60,91
—10.2
241,056,327
1,074.966,983
3,182.400,000
55,165,441
51,192,818
55,934,266
55,572,802
"o"524/115
2,234,687,693
2,003.66(0,662
+
12.3
206,340,664
1,791,849,725
1,633,875,920
V 106,3 58 15a
332.300,00d
—
273,722421
133,029476
55,468.243
115.434,053
12,886,767
"•
2«,6?3 6 -5
18.4
5.9
6,324,749
^
92.365.160
;
+14.6
v
20.8
4-
7.3
4
3.9
.
.
4-4.1
7
1.9
i on 400
21.3
189,909,990
170,256,302
—27.7
209.598.795
179,333.945
+
/
—
4,7
10,705,4311
12,782,517
51,241.602
54,829,000
120,d00,661
121,429.242
.„
—
.•
-iJ.
60,438,000
,
1.5
—
r,
99,i25„ft42
299,600,000
4:831,181
184,800,929
+
*
4,972,710,079
.»
13.3
+
53,195,531
1.6
8.1
•i
4
108.002,167
10.7
—
+
i,071
■
'
2.874,650
854,057,051
-
-ti'
1.1
—
19,649,895
18,110,123
-1
2.5
6.023,477
6,010,998
4:
8.8
1.896,664,547
1,663,220,628
+
5.1
11,390,673,350
10,494,977,021
'
+
8.5
+
26.2
,:V
'
~~626^750
+
18.3
187,007,155
-741,314
+
6.4
179,399,949
+
3.8
1,069,427,043
963,093,125
+
5.0
2,356,686
2,029,666
+
8.4 ^
;
199,020,708
1.212,430.897,
1,168,098.014,
"622.033
1,297.523
.
169,048.212
?
livdntfe Federal Reserve District—Chieage—
Iflchlgan—Ann Arbor
*13,000,000
2,993.464,000
38.134,839
Grand Rapids
Jackson
10,993,153
3,003,217,000
£®trolt
Flint
42,008,478
78,306,508
77,214,560
17,154,451
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City__.._
17,028,779
42,371,673
46,229.260
17,611,123
••
18,497,715
10.775.023
11,201,766
Indiana—Port Wayne
Gary a
Indianapolis
45,384,943
98,570,291
45,308,767
95,265,119
332,358,287
324,472,021
39,526,373
37,447,194
40,276,737
16,735,622
38,236,744
498,873,824
505,642,893
6,455,134
6,122,427
11,322,027
11,647,455
■
South
Bend"
-
Tern Haute™.
16,070,916
Wisconsin—Madison—
Milwaukee
Gshkosh
—
•_
„
Sheboygan
Watertown
i,
•
1,793,860
-
—
26,268,670
172,820,193
54,306,265
56,569,050
3,564,689
Dee Moines
Sioux City
3,348,693
25,682.520
179.601,782
Iowa—Cedar Raplds_-__
-
Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
'
10,998,675
3,384,118
11.675,665
5,072,180
4,408.482,381
4,369,829,491
27.523,899
Illinois—Aurora..
29,152,398
23.096,775
0.3
6,550,227,000
6,446,058,0(H)
9.2
85,227,371
87,465,757
1.4
172,492,262
+
—
+
—
36,716,945
91,404,177
4.8
30,513,956
+
4.0
22,744,792
0.2
108,939,347
+
3.5
215,612,279
2.4
714,579,150
689.312,045
—
—
—
+
1.9
86,644,415
4.0
33,415.640
2.1
81,145,704
1.3
29.795.024
6,587,016
—
*+•
—
>.
7,999,419
-
10,374,044
+
'9.6
8,842,534
8.669,798
70,949,000
+ 146
68,439,000
68.018.000
10,168,048
"9,366,014
+15.0
8,600-,110
7.939,162
3,346.691
+"26.5
3,538,759
:
0.4
1,101,148,548
+
4.1
4.234.927.
v
3,506,565
3.3
1,146,635,450
14,901,358
2.3
23,556,383
23,728,529
2.3
3,991,073
3,825,219
8,339,622
13,707,467,
+
6,911,487
.
" 109,100,655
4.3
+20.7
„■
106,8"i3497
•J'.: 117,703,750 "•* +181 *
0 7
+
.,
8.7
~
•'*'.
139,049.221
V..
'
v;
+
2.3
56,162,615
53,124,322
6,166,500
+
30.7
6,406.536
+
3.9
5,616,101
376,524,429
363,180,650
44.269,201
41.495,543
+
6.7
37,166.871
36.909,481
4.0
119,386,360
118,392,155
'15,121.189
14.183,256
+
6.6
15,779,232
14,953,057
5.3
7,497,450
5.8
23,910,064
—23.0
15,397,951
9.641,177.068
9,315,745,888
60,730,024
57,537,632
—
—
+
—
0.9
7.6
•
,
-+
7.4
135,417.618
128,280,975
41,346,474
+
4.1
91,378,243
:
-+•
-
■
22,570,222
+ 11.0
2.868,910
55,613,110
+ 10 2
6,539,311
5,712:062
+
0.6
F
5.6
-:
9.9'
50,474.050
2,602,950
1,479! 054
1.574.365
1,005 103,717
926,176,159
871236.032
5,808,684
7,146,565
15,670,812
14.509,294
1.355.257
3.4,.
+ ;5.5"/-/.
*
*
1.523.494
1,133^16,149
9.4
+
•
83,139.240
25,058.220
0.9
—
14.069,332
.
7,926,400,
+12.7
'
24»l20;068
59,132,238
'5.7
+
•
6,649,962'
63,511,030
9,108,148,215
14,391,263
10,350.262,'.^
81,294,006
2.8
—
+
43,043,686
9,161,362,101
16,179,258
—18.4
"11,367,132
3.7
•..,+
11,070^61
7.5
78,579.555
Rockford
Total (31 cities).
17,430,613
;S
■v
+11.1
+
33,533.386
Peoria""—-
SprlngfMd
Sterling
V
.
7.3
•-+
•.
84.322,424
,
5.4
1.3
l.o
—
—
97,805,11.2
;
-18,886,912:
^
9.032" 945
200,632,183
-I-
2,857,979 *
0.3
24,541,241
+
—
2.0
—
36,589,576
8.3
V
2.6
—
175,931,359V
0.7
*3,000,000
■-
-'":+" 1.6'.•:■•/
89,687,046
39,275.811
—
*
1,844,723
3,304,589
-
Manitowoc
+ 18.3
—
'
.
■
;
,
5,119,51?
4,603,372
13.397,45?
9.280,908-
10.634,651.
/
''
8,432.915
-
14,050.7'9
8,764,323
'
+10:2
/
+14.5
:-'
-
.: •"
.
7,114,164
6,056,671
^
5,207,231
5,535,543
'
*/,
2f, 053,973,570
19,480,577j936
3,144,895,943
2.9
1,518,699,692
1,348,579,800
+ 12.6
1,244,324,778
1.187,896,916
+
1.9
358,900,000
339,200,000
5.8
322,800,000
320.700,000
+
22.3
4-
Ucfcth Federal Reserve District—St. Leals—
■Oasourl—St.
Lotjis.
1,451,380,441
1.452,912,488
16,716,190
14,399,636
3,308,310
Kdntucky—Louisville.
790,097,287
Tennessee—Memphlf.
Illinois—Jacksonyille
534,657,223
2.880,440
Qntoey—,
(7
3,205,957,394
16.0
39,481,089
+
14.9
7.035,931
792,014,780
32,269.088"
6,382,806
0.9
1.676,696,580
1.8
8.5
1,185,849,487
5,07).,829
1,118,356,33)^
2,153,023
9,844,188
9.8
23,631,535
.21,299,138
2,818,300,299
2,799,660,929
0.7
6,143,723,906
5.990,439,945
2,335,569
'
cities)
..+ 10.2
1,662,445,476
525,456,374
10,811,279
'
Total
0.1
+
—
+
4,791,163
",V
0,9
*192,949,103
183/
+.
6.0
*117,3.83,038
112,533,203
^109,430,155
lle;676,i«2
+
5.9
+11.0
2,891,028
2,584,^33
2,"417,582
2,399"736
2.6
672,123,169
638,110,409
604,117,475
600.561,707
'
+
169,469,738'
160,785,825
,
Volume
Number
185
5621
.
.
.
(1319)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Ninth Federal Reserve
S
80,050,070
76,813,842
3,289,865,322
19,313,076
+
3.3
1,210,282,769
1.0
3,774,283
1,650,164
1,372,192
+ 20.3
37,739,672
Dakota—Fargo
Forks
.
6.365,680
V
8,374,377
9.5
+
8,412,577
3,645.243
,
2,808,429
13.814.003
S
$
15,256,963
13.195,391
—11.5
36,174,220
36,339,812
+
6.7
64,641,813
/
0.3
3,420,150
24,807,174
49,394,997
52,078.001
19,050,303
Falls
16,633,475
+ 14.5
45,711,232
49,726,593
—11.2
104,083,016
107,387,629
1,411,210
7.3-
—
6,224,843
+ 14.2
306,069,959
301,074,658
145/342,223
128^242,055
+ 13.3
1203370,036
109,305,773
8,93~9~94S
7,680,241
+
17" 0
63658,878
8,298" 6 23
4,350.761
3,968" 633
+~~9~6
3/760/286
3,466" 326
5.4
+
+ 29.3
7.6
+
26.5
4
+ 15.6
0.5
—
9,4
+
1.4
+
5,616,014
5,705~265
-—1.6
5,~5~77~420
5,382~852
11.820.089
13,632,997
—13.3
12,354,411
11.211,509
571,565,008
5.2
—
504,794,303
+ 13.2
461,133,998
444,964.589
+ 13.5
1,145,272
+ 25.9
3.1
—
2.1
3,190,245
3,310,099
+
2,236,255,372
8.872,628'
0.5
—
—
1,441,895
2,287,009,443
'
Total (16 cities)
6,643,008
336,692,484
36,299,601
44.158.005
Lewlstown
+ 22.5
384.581,705
7,379,701
7,433,913
3.431.920
22,986,624
Huron
Montana—Billings
10.864.268
5.8
59.075,389
+
18.275.248
4.2
+ 14.1
10,921,000
9.1
+
,27.193,591
.
74,881.713
80.560,633
...
+ 28.0
5,836,128
w
16,182,678
;
+
*5.088.000
29,006,234
v
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
5"
34,479.262
-
6,511,000
,
MInot
Great
1954
1955
or
Dec. Vo
$
$
+
1,147,850.399
+
537,678,119
3.810,746
Falls
..Sioux Falls
Inc.
1956
1957
or
+
3,109,896.592
22,043,150
555.363,487
Paul
South
Inc.
Dec. c!o
3.6
8,917,937
"Winona
".Grand
$
'2.2
37,001,659
1,460,609.616
10,328,041
Rochester
Worth
1956
$
+ 15.8
35,674,010
1,493,334,668
•Minneapolis
Fergus
1957
or
Dec. %
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
6t.
Inc.
1956
$
Week Ended March 9
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-
-Month of Fcbruary1957
Clearings at—
51
2.3
5,034,576,963
4,765,963,251
8,570,894
3.6
+
+
—
5.6
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
t
I
.
[
.
•
■
"
Hastings
;
-
Lincoln
39,209,793
32,012.674
570,828,203
586,022,567
1,455,899
108,268.076
Wichita
10.693,257
l.l
165,182.267
152,133,591
+
8 6
150,553,503
158,219,610
6,326.399
7,312,049
15.6
+
+ 10.6
3,513,066
96,489,951
1.8
11,139,083
10.399,801
246,028.492
245,027,576
+
0.4
26,960.750
26,742,144
+
0 2
+
—
.....
0.8
p»4.344
22,239,206
;
•••
1.1
•10,492,784
10.468,774
1.5
3,484,S10,G01
2,336,605,218
4.4
413,599.334
367,146,249
+"12.7
370,521,766
341.442,228
117 353.620
103,170,789
+ 13.7
13,350,070
11,431,796
+ 16.8
12,348,383
12,216,071
53.5
5.153,943
6,443,522
—20.0
611,730,779
563,344.256
2,005.611
—
9.0
+
270,557.274
24,113,096
667,349,737
■
.
.
8.6
+
/49,690,673
53,097,640
—6.4
1,602,008.984
8.7
—.
,
A
1,410,457,933
>
11.9
,
,1.
(a)
fat
_
7,585 381,039
3.1
+
3,360,553,633
3,474,069,703
(a)
(a)
"
'
+
;
"
9.0
37354,181
(a)
(a)
563,564,075
588,833,010
+ 11.0
586,515,692
650,762,170
Hi.
+
'
w—
'
5.8
+
3,637,366
7.303,469
•
.
(a)
"-
7,168,985,514*
'
+ 13.0
6,021,231
7,166,789
9-13.6
•
+
'
•Vr-tal (14 cities)
11.895 209
24,689,507
7.6
8.5
22,026,340
;• Pueblo
+~
+
+
746,748,128
rDenver
851,496
■
■
3,885,055
-
v
+
294,945,902
Cplorado—Colorado Springs
9,497,516
5.2
—
"""
933,023
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
938,385
9.0
94,723,303
2.5
—
4.560,932 ~
49,457,230
Joseph
0.5
+
45,565.980
1,587,741.694
Kansas City
St.
—
10.796,771
1,564.317.560
4,511,533
Missouri—Joplin
2.3
09
836,883
11,338,086
~f
1,244,093,785
+
—
1,655,816
:
832.755
5.8
——-
81,375,611
1,257,827,532
1,007,223
1,142,986
1.5
+
...
86 055,556
+
114,190,981
"
;
..
2 S,
—
42.064,929
,
0.5
+
1,361.517
*41,000.000
Parsons
Topeka
J,
3,236,084
3.311,590
Kansas—Manhattan__
3,701,662
1
-
.;
.
Omaha
;
—13.5
4.199,691
3,632.239
Nebraska—Fremont
IT.
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
45.734.031
^Dallas
Ft.
1,768.983,475
195,275,388
1,709.740,930
160,'-87,092
„
Worth
...
141,476,674
33.978.000
Port
,t»
98,763.817
93, 08 9.279
55,859,955
51.253,544
3.5
+
tr~-
383,825,855
(11
+ 14.3
36,592.898
+•20.8
„
.
.•
28,678.820
.
74,199,000
61,609,000
20.4
12„532,000
3,573,810,957
3,463,898,633
0.9
84
4.
—
11.2
6,7,291,022
3,980,311,362
3,862,313,4<;4
—
'
•
''
Idaho—Boise
722,703.897
37.566,729
Lake
19,362.04!)
145,1^8,271
+
3.3
13,313,396
16,251,164
+
5.2
510,037,091
456,653,935
39.275,331
113.734.866
37,811,259
108.632.783
26,314,89)
73,836.359
23,309 456
2,561.894,635
101,247,980
31.558,4"5
44.006,035
23,978,799
- 68,973.877
19.104.229
2,504.424,816
89,191,242
26,551.922
41,533,981
'
J.
37_
'PaSadena
'Riverside
Francisco.;.
Ban Jose,
Barbara
—
13,753,951
13,182,984
+
4,4
1,620,304 275
1,557,127,839
+
4 1
191,417,165
167.933.850
42,933,783
42,404,403
+
1.2
5,473,419
4,725,942
4.6
89,241,452
82,033.157
+
8 .a„
166,912,100
157.600.608
91.048.481
7 7.089,201
34,432,185
26,475,907
30.1
23,505,664
18,140,812
16/737+61
+""8.4
16,217.936
14,706,874
582,216,070
+Tl.4
552,822,082
470,078.124
4.7
648/327,4.30
26,659,076
22,717,119
17.2
+ 10.4
•
New
29,2X2.0'^
1,474,867,708
46,061,134
41,190,408
+
10:4
+
8.2
; 807.435,404
731.292.798
+
1.4
439,140,033
331,414,075
9.0
3.9
85,849,398
78,029,013
+ ,4.7
250,839,848
228,028.280
58,971,086
52,790,904
110,752,733
9.7
+
+
7.0
160,996,087
22.0
51,395,815
40.833.778
9.7
+
5.2
•1 25."
'
+
2.3
5,569,064,961
5.319,834,935
225,712,448
204,457,424
+
18,9
71,712,190
53,422,361
•*
+
6.0
103,753,861
92,099.614
8,691.362
■{ 12.7
11,453.872
2.7
11.363,877,643
10.690.479,717
+
0.3
+
5.5
207,124,405,243
194,070,801,735
+
6.7
22,027,495,158
106,731,914,408
5,1
11,142,295,191
EXCHANGE
requirement of Section 522
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
MARCH
and
Monetary
15,997,576
6,334,280
6,020.832
10,091,434
9,296,096
11.9
1,038,700,602
902,373,120
13,290/722.743
18,150,256,087
12.5
9,396,408,925
8,809,280,880
+
+
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
8,
RESERVE BANK
FEDERAL
1957
MARCH
TO
14,
1957,
TO
passed..
TREASURY
The condition
of
banks
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
ended March 6:
INCLUSIVE
Noon
Unit
Buying
for
Rate
Cable Transfers in New York
(Value in United States Money)
Argentina,
Tuesday
Wednesday
Marcn 12
March 13
$
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
bills,
million
$142
.0266300*
...0266652*
Free
Australia,
2.227838/
pound.
.0199265
.0199212
.0199187
.0199112
.325666
.325333
.325366
.325266
1.046875
1.046093
1.044492
1.045187
.209450
.209425
.209325
.209350
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.237925*
.237941*
.237950*
.237912*
.209330
uound
.00235500
.237925*
-•
.209360
.209320
.209120
.209180
2.796875
2.795750
2.793125
2.793750
.00285500
Deutsche mark
rupee
Ireland,
.0385356*
J
(Metropolitan), franc
France
.0385356*
.209437
Finland, markka
Germany,
.0385356*
.325300
rupee
2.795937,
.00277912*
Netherlands,
guilder
,
.00277912*
.00277912*
.0800560
1
Japan. Yen
Mexico, peso
.0803560
.0800560
.261212
.261090
2.769183
2.763068
.261200
-
New Zealand,
Norway,
2.768254
pound
krone
:
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, esfcudo
peso_^__
.
140080
pound
sterling
pound
•Nominal
.0800660
.261125
2.765470
2.766089
.140080*
J-
ited to domestic
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000
.0349000
in U. S. Government deposits,
million in demand deposits cred¬
banks.
Commercial and industrial loans
all
at
were
reporting
increased $136 million
increases
member banks; the
principal changes
City and
million in New York
of $96
in the Chicago District, and a
$36 million
decrease of
District. Changes ac¬
cording to industry appear in another press release.
I
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $64 million in
New York City, $47 million in the Chicago District, land
in the San Francisco
$15 million
$40
million
in
the
of
Holdings of
increased $27
City District.
Kansas
certificates
Treasury
indebtedness
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
million.
.0349000
.233115
.233100
.233170
2.785304
2.782689
2.783312
2.795937
2.796875
2.795750
2.793125
2.793750
Demand
.233156
2.786425
'
balances with
.140080*
.496950*
.034.9000
2.785491
.233100
Kingdom,
.140080*
.00277912*
.281150
.496950*
/.
.193330*
nlon of South ^Africa,
Switzerland., franc
,140080*-
-
%
.496950*
.0349000
Sweden., krone
TTnH«*d
_
.00277912*
•800560
'
increase of $370
2.226095
.0385356*
1.045859
dollar
Canada,
2.225597
2.227688
an
reserve
.0555555*
.0262926*
.0262032*
and
.0264617*
.0199312
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Ceylon,
2.228585
.0555555*
.0385356*
schilling
Austria,
March 14
in
$579 million in demand deposits
Federal Reserve Banks;
Thursday
S
peso—
Official
India,
Monday
March 11
leading cities
principal
adjusted and $547 million
Friday,
Marcn 3
reporting member
changes for the week
Decreases of $210 million in holdings of
following
the
shows
statement of weekly
Federal Reserve System in
the
Treasury
Country
21,129,664
discontinued.
certifies daily to the Secretary Of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just
FOREIGN
64,248.239
18,936,421
9,902,916,134
112,141,340,542
>
0.1
—
19,856,535,758
+
1,8
.
+ 14.0
1,074,394,120
+
+
78,393,835
.
+16.9
+
7,437,201
11,460,761
22.1
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the
+
+ 11.7
+ 13.5
+
+18.1
+ 10.0
■•+
152,974.835
+
141,958,824
159,094,334
5.9
+
-
5,014,546,744
operations
(a) Clearing
4,843,736
+ 12.0
93.912.481
+
+
50,186.675,412
154.093,155
5,768,328
12.2
+•
89,73(5,286,822
51,100,982,918
167,536.288
+
411.8
94,373,105,961
clt'es)
14.0
+ 15.8
i.<>
7,5
30,455,009
1,585,493,179
5,148.866,97.3
(173
York
♦Estimated,
)
+
1.4
1.1
1,202,555,902
"Total (19 cities)
Total
420,352,384
1.3
—
337.967.927
180,397,063
" 42.076,257
California—Bakersfleld
•Stockton '
6~2567686
13,3687 341
468,285,923
+ 11.7
+ 11.7
365.532,365
183,006,033
45,880,942
Arizona—Phoenix
Beach
6,357,882
14,322,101
3.0
+
6,706,366
3.5
1.1
14.628,000
714.472.853.
19,040,935
Cltv
Modesto
w
6,904,675
7.1
+
8,354,907,121
4.3
+
21,267,805
Berkeley
*—
-16,034,942
150,024,933
—
—
:
8,787,890,415
+'
14.430.0C0
Portland
—
5.3
„.+
■
16,596,991
—18.1
—
706,848.694
Oregon—Eugene
Utah—Ogden
60,7ct% 872
56,492,544
v
.
+
6,127.226
39,293.001
Yakima
Outside
ti,743,000
CV.
'■
731,883,; 27
19,153,473
Seattle
Grand
33,517",226
7,991,000
_
3.1
+
6,392,360
Washtngtan—Bellingham
'
7,082,000
•
2.8
7—
«Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
■Banta
36,824,083
+
34,345.383
3.2
+
■
65.432,137
-i
16,550,659
17,421,272
'
'
1.3
7,531,886
,7,433,549
cities)
8
43an
6.3
+ 77.0
+ 12.2
316,046,754
•
382,457,250
429,794,475
430,741,765
362,922,034
■
Long
350,745,254
«...
13.6
.+'■
7,661.892
8,301,836
25.4fc3.9Cl
——
.
—
_
_
Louisiana—Shreveport
Salt
12,^15,954
390,474,903
+
—;
—
5.5
+
3.746,619.312
9,731,877
11.1
+12.4
9,811,772
10,899,647
+ 12.0
1,628,449,711
.
fails
Texarkana
Total
3,951,057,141
,
■
Arthur
icnita
1.1
6.5 V
+
'
28.118.000
,.
.Houston
,
174,281,333
1,643.644,683
; Galveston
+
23,828.672
+
45.254.524
25.377,279
Beaumont
the
San
deposits
adjusted
Francisco District,
District, $106
decreased $149 million in
$137 million in the Chicago
million in the Kansas City
$101 million in the New
District, and
York
York District outside New
52
(1320)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
;
,
rs -
City,
and
increased
Time deposits
lion
in
was
and
the
million
deposits
in
York
New
individuals,
of
corporations in the San
Borrowings
•
$175
the current volume
City.
-in
increased $114 million, of which $45 milv
Banks
Reserve
3%%
3Va%
.
1
Loans to banks decreased $123
A summary
ber
banks
,
:
.
V.
-
,
,
•
-
v
.
ASSETS—
investments
Loans
and
'adjustedt
Commercial
Agricultural
Loans
chasing
Other
loans
•••«
for
Other
U.
dealers
purchasing
*
U.
Other
to
Cash
Federal
with
U.
deposits
S.
U.
except
+
Electric
C 4'A%
ser.
bearer coupon
979
State Electric & Gas Corp.,
first
mtge. & collateral
22,735
+ 114
_-j— !_
1.185
—547
From
10.361
tExclusive
Co., cum. pfd. stock, series C
Mar. 29
Corp., 5%hconv. debentures due 1968_.Mar. 27
Rys. of Central America—
mortgage 60-year 57> gold bonds, series
5<■/« first mortgage 60-year gold bonds
International
Solvay
Utilities
Co.,
Power
Corp.,
57r
American
loans
of
$1.40
Co.,
cum.
Corp.,
..May
cum.
1049
"Announcement
iu
this
+ 370
+
+
8
+
+
—131
+
banks
to
loan
items
after
and
shown
are
issue.
deduction
of
valuation
Co.,
Refining
..$1.25
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
3-15
3-21
Merck
(quar.)
4'/27o
Keyes
Keystone
Increase (+) or
Decrease ( —)
Mar. 13,
Mar. 6,
1957
Since
Mar. 14.
1957
1956
Kirrch
-
Total
gold
notes
R.
Other
R. notes
reserves
21,620,953
other Banks...
cash
Discounts
—"
417,928
561,404
+
20,092
2,033
—
638,584
advances
106.780
—158,443
13,870
loans
+
4—„801
Acceptances—bought outright!.- • % 23,161
U.
S.
Government
securities:
Bought outright—.
Bills
.
48.403
from
foreign banks
cash items..,
,
'
'
Class
5,441,500
371200
.
—
—
9,708
133,497
36,500
414,445
469,973
—
400,051
.-•••+
B
—
Gii;
A
13,181
(quar.)
class A
A
$2.50
109,918
Lees
+
Lehn
_
+
Foreign—
—
27,156
—
204,634
—
45,063
+
292,350
Other
11,536
—
-n—■
5,831
—
deposits
19,481,273
availability
cash
Other liabs. «fc accrued
+
—
540
4,100,380
+
418,018
items
dividends
CAPITAL
j.
17,177
+ .'
.
50",087,671
.
433,489
18,971
109,873
preferred
&
ACCOUNTS—
—
322,518
Refineries
Capital paid in.-
1
4-
49,038
(Section
7)
(Section
13b)
214,285
'+
21,235
4-
168
53,981
27,543
accounts
+
capital
747,593
Total liabs. and capital
accts.
+
51.407,544
10,784
4-378.634
+
27~590
gold certificate reseives
deposit and F. R. note 11abilities
combined..
•
„
to
Contingent
liability
on
47.oH
+
i
i^
accept-
for
•
foreign
•
.
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
J$1
t$l
purchased
correspondent
Industrial
loan
•
58.904
commitments
"
+
3,8aP%
v
l
+
18.265
—
3-20
35c
pfd.
.4-
4-
-;96',%C
jquar.)^
-5-
Loew's,
3-22
3-22
3-12
(10c
from
4-
1
y
$3
Canadian
preferred
-
(quar.)__
3-28
•
$1.75
4-
1
lO-H
3-29
3-
3-29
3-
8
%c
3-19
$1
4-1
3-21
$1
...
3-30
7-
6-20
+
-
4-
1
1
3-15
3-39
3-12
Ltd.
f$l
3-29
3-
J75c
(quar.)
3-30
$1.25
4-
I
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
4
3-25
$1.25
4-
1
3-
•
(quar.t
(quar.)
5-
1
(quar.)_
$1.75
8-
1
Notices
(quar.la.
$1.75
11-
1
4-
1
4r
1
Below
preferred
will
be found
and
including those +called
5 'r
a
list of corporate
stock
under
called
bonds, notes,
for
sinking fund
The date indicates the redemption
or
Lucky
provisions.
last date for mak¬
Lynn
30c
(quar.t
A. Sons
common
(s-at
^
Macfadden
MacLaren
Class
B
Elcctilc
4^15
27 %C
:
V37c
A
3-15
7-15
6-14
J
6-28
9-30
12-20
12-
6
1
3-
8
4-
6.-14
9-13
3-16
3-29
3-19
20c
3-22
3-
15c
3-29
3-15
17'Ac
3-29
3-15
—
(quar.).
(quar.)
25c
3-30
3-
5
95c
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1.
3-
4
3-
4
3-
4
(quar.)
97 %c
$1.083%
i
,4-;l
'
$1.11 %
"
4-
a
-
,_!—
*'■'3
50c
/
-
50c
+
3-26
56%C
—_
.1
5-3L,
8-31
11-15
$1.12',
5-31
"
,
'
<11-15;;
'
3-30
3-15f
5-
1
4-l«
.5-
1
4-16 4
v
+
3-28
4-
!
3+18.
1"
3-12.
3-15
3-30'
4-
75c
.
$-16
'
11-30
50c
56c
(quprD—
5-18-'
$-31'+.
2
$1.12%
.$1.10
(quar.).
*
8-16
11-30
$1.12'A
—T--
—
common
5-16
5 6 %c
66'Ac
(quar.)
(quax.)-.-+
3-14...
i:'3-14;
AcJit'o.—
Products,
8
96'Ac
pfd.
(quar.)_—
Reclaiming,
,
*
1
3-11"
4+ IV .*--3-11"
$2
.4-1
A
iec
'■
■
(quar.t__
37% C
(quar. ).^_
"
T
.
1,
3—5
3-
+
5
3-15
3-20 *
3-29
15c
-
4-15
TOc
,
-3,-18
I
3-30:
7%c
(quar.)..
...—....
(quar.)—
4"4'
3-11
4---1
25c
56'AC
corn,
common
(quar.)
-4--1
4-
5
1
i.
56'Ac"
V
3-20
4-1 5
■'
15c
3-20
>
3-22
3-
3-
8
3-
8
4-
1
3-15
30c
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
40c
3-29
3-15
Ltd.,
B
Drop
4%%.
.
;
3-15
3-15
3-J.5
4-1
3-13
4-
1
3-15
4c-
1
4-
1
$1.18:%
4 -1
4-
3-15
3-15
25c
3-20
3-30
3-22
735c
3-22
3-
1
3-
1
15c
4-
1
3-15
5-31
5-25
.-——
$1.25
4-19
4-
pfd. (quar.)
62%c
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-
8
$1.12%
common
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
(quar.i.
50c
(quar.)—
4-15
4-
$1.75
...
Lt<l.—w.__^i-+%
+
725c
4-
745c
(quar.)
common
„
8
3-
8
3-
8
7$ 1.75
4-
JL-.
44-
1
62 %c
4-
1
-
1
59%C
(quar.i
3-18
3-
4-
(quar.)—_—
*
1
7$ 1.75
20c
8
3-11 >:
3- 8
Ar- -1
—
-.—I
(quar.)
^
'
'
.■
3-18
1
4-- 1
15c
—
"
5
$1.17%
preferred
-
2-25
.
15c
(quar.)
common
common
^
3-15
'
2
735c
(increased)—
(quar. )
Forging,
4-1
,
725c
—
convertible
•
3-14
;'A-'
$1.22 %
—r
(accum.)
A,._,
class
Moore
3-15
20c
<
Corp.,
class
7%
1
3-30
Chemical*(quar.)—
7%
$1.15
40C
A
Equipment Co., 5%
Locomotive Works^
Moore
3-29
,
...
(quar.>
1
,
3-15
3-28
..
c 4-
25c
!
(quar.).
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
A
2-28
28c
""
3-18
740c
+
—
-
3-8
' 4- 5
.„
-4-1.
40C
—»
Montrose
3-29
4-15
$1.25
$1.10
(quar.)
...
preferred
3-27'.5-1
$1.12%
common
Railroad, class A
Class
,8-28 r-.
20c
40c
—
(quar.)
Containers. Ltd.. class
Mills
-
Co.—
Montreal
2-28
+
3-29
.
Light
Montgomery Ward Ac Co.,
5
31'Ac
...
Ac
preferred
4.70%
3-5.
«
4-15
...
Paper..
(quar.)_
4.50%
-
'
—-—
—
Power
Auto
3-2*.-
25c
—_—
Fund
preferred
Monroe
4-23
!37%c
l.-.J
(quar.)^
Paper, iquar.)^,"—^
Bloeciel-class A (quar.)
(quar.)
3-29
4-; 1
(initial)—.
—
(quar.)
?-
»
Morgan Engineering, $2.50 prior pfd.
Morris
Ar
8
3-11
"
3-15
1
3-15
•
iquar.t..
Publications
Power
3-
87 %c
preferred
Monon
'
Brewing (quar.)
Foundry Co
A
■>
$2.50
(quar.)__
.!
!
1
7683Ac
(quar.)
.ipreferred hquar.1 -V-
Monarch
.
:
(quar.)
$1.75
r
,
-
Lager
Gas
MacMlilan
in
(M.)
$1.75
common...
Lawrence Power
Lynchburg
redemption,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
preferred
Lower St.
common
!
7%
Electric,
8
4-
3-26
Corp.
Molybdenum Corp. of America
10-23
Low en stein
pref.
(quar.)—
Brewery, Ltd., class A
Class B (increased)__
7-23
preferred
&
3-
62'Ac
Montana-Dakota
preferred
Gas
8
1
30c
(quar.)
Molsons
2
preferred
Louisville
3-
4-
50c
Mohawk Rubber Co
3-15
4-
$1.08:,A
*
4
1
$1
5'/a7c
4.75%
3-15
-
$1.06 "4
(qtiar'y
A:
Modern
non-cum.
Co.,
3-15
4-
(increased quar.)_
4.50%
8
non-cum.
(P.)
3-15
4a*'
3-
iquar.)
4.90%
Ltd.—
_rr_
preferred (quar.
Angeles Investment-Col
3-15
30c
Ltd.,
Mobile Gas Service,
-
non-cum.
Los
Co,
5%
preferred
(quar.)___„—
Mississippi G-ass Co. .(quar.)—
Mississippi Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)..
$4.60 preferred (quar-.)..——,—!T._—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp; (quar.)..:—...—
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.k
.1
6
12
17c
Lorillarc!
Co.,
Rubber
Minnesota
7-10
1
7%
...
1
4r1
30c
Extra-
.
8-
77c
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
4-
3-25
,—.1—
Steel
Minnesota
4-10
11-
30c
preferred
3-14
87 %e
Minneapolis Brewing Cu,^,
3-13
-
25c
Telephone Co., 5%
Baltimore Hotel—
1
4%
Minnesota As Ontario
$1
4.35'+ preferred E
(quar.)
4.40% preferred G (quar!);
Longhorn Portland Cement
Lord
1
*5-1
1
pfd. B
4-
30c
preferred
Class
4
3-15
! 20c
*•
(quar.|_
(quar.l
3-20
3-15
50C
23rt'
35c
(quar.)
Investment Corp.
1
1
Minneapolis. St. Paul At Saulte St. Marie RR.
\
35c
Long Island Lighting Co.. 57c
4'4% preferred D (qpar.)
443
-
3-15'
..^.1
(quar.)!
3-12
4-
4-
40c
I
Milter Manufacturing,
of
dividends)
pfd.
3-22
25c
4l/s7(>-~- preferred
Lquar.r
Midwest'Securities: -6%- preferred
3-22
*•
2-28
50c
—
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl Co., common
25c
3-15
3-20
25c
(quar.)
<quar._)
prefTred
Midwest
3-11
37 %c
...
Theatres,
5
net
a-nd'-l3c
and
3-39
3-15
1
'
1
(quar.)__
(M.)
I oew's
preferred
(quar.):
(quar.)
-
Stiern
.
4-
40c
orefrrred '(quar.)-:—— 1!!:—
Mid-West Abrasive
(quar.)—....—
3-12
3-
3-15
3-29
-
»%
A-15
'3-25
12'%c
securities-
interest
Inc.
1
$2
-
investors
Chain
3-15
20C
3-30
15c
_______
Midland
3-15
1
3-15
,4.90% preferred (arfftT.)';.
$1.22%
Michigan Srnjar Co., 6% pfcL (accum.)_—_* .:
30c
Middfce South Utilities
.* ^40c
(quar.)—
Middle States Telephone
22 %C
(111.)
(quar.)—.—
3-.fi
1^
20c
35c
Steel
2
"
!_
...
10c
Lorain
952
1,970
-
12 %c
4-
.
3-15
3-30
20c
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
prefprred>"$100 par" (quar.)
Michigan Gas Ac Electric Co., common....!.
3- A
.
Locke
151,844
Ratio oi
ances
3-29
3-30
3-29
15c
preferred "$50 par"- (quar.)
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)..
preierred "$50 par" (quar.)
4.40%
4-15
10c
4-20
25c
;
4J/a% preferred "$100 par"
,12-16
533^
'
3-20
4-
7$1
yk7c
''
(quar.)—_
Llpe Rollway Corp., class A (quar;)
Lock Joint Pipe Co., common
(monthly)
c
preferred (quar.)^
8% preferred (quar,).
London
.+
,12-31
1
3
3Cc
4J/a%
'
(quar.)...!4_.*.!__!
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lionel Carpi
9-16
9-16
62 %c
Y.—
of
:•
12-16
L15c
(quar.)
(quar>_«.—
Co.
9-30.
3-15
87c
—j.
4%%
4'V%
Lincoln National Life Insurance
(Fort Wayne)j
626
4-"
'
330,452
Surplus
,
6-14
9-30
3-15
1
62',2C
—
47s %
6-14 "
6-29
12-31
1
4-
25c
preferred
Michaels.
3-15
6-29
tl5c
.i.
(increasedhr:L
from
3-15 ^
115c
••
•
4-
$1.50
...
preferred (quar.)__
4.45% 'preferred (quar.)___—,
Miami
Copper
(quar.)
3-30
115c
i__
(qua-.)_____
sale
on
income
'
3-30f
3-
712%c
2-28
50c
4.35%
3-15
3-20
H5c
,
N.
'
3-29
12 %c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3-15
.
6'Ac
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.
tl5c
'
Insurance
net
1
1^
3-15
(quar.)
Cement
Thermit
3.90%
3-31
3-12
3-29
dividend
preferred
3-15
4-
-
3-26
Engineering Co.—
Linloype
Paper
tl5c
...
profits
62,559
,
Surplus
Other
r!!
,
(quax.t.u.
Sons
preferred
Life
47,203.
4-
1
3-26
(increased)
common
Metro,
77c preferred
8
a-11
6c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Ac
3-11
3-11
25c
Controls, new common
Inc., common (quar.)—
3-15
tl5c
Liberty Ltfe Insuiance Co. (Greenville, S. C.
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.);
146,471
—
475
+367,732
17c
1
1
3-30
10c
(quar.)
&
Machine
Metal
4-15
4-
4-
(quar.).^
Metals Ac
3-11
3-
1
20c
(quar,)!
Quarterly
liabilities
1
4-
(quar.)
Extra
Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco, 1'U
Total
Deferred
4-
3-22
27c
!
,
A Fink Products
47e.
resfevves^.!..!'. 18,533,001
Treasurer—general acct.
451,288
5
3-11
1
_j.,.
Sessions—
(James)
Extra
151,844
•.
bank
8
3-
1
$30c
Lawyers Title Insurance (Va.t
16,431
—
51,301
—
3-
1
4-
20c
(quar.).
B
(quar.).:.
Partic, class A (quar.).__!
B
(quar,)_i.c
:_+
11,487
+
+ 378,684
26.488,841
,
1
2
4-
4-
(quar. I
,4.75% convertible preferred .A'
Lau Blower .Co.._L—
Law-soh (fc Jones, Ltd., class A.
-
;
4-
%c
5-
-
Co., 'common
Liberty Fabrics of
notes
Mesta
$1.50
:
..._■
Member
Total
(quar.)
Class
Leonard
-
Mersey
8
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leath Ac Co.,-common
4
+:
51.407,544
Reserve
Liid.
class
Partic.
377,945
-
22
75.425
•,
LIABILITIES—
.
:
A,976.927
;j.
assets
s.
130,700
+167.900
+
6
3-
$1.75
B
(quar.)_
Partic. class A (quar.)
224,945
—
Lamson
23,731.563
3-
4-
20c
62
3-20
3-28
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-20
25c
...
•'
1
3-27
3-1S
(quar.).—.
Co.
preferred
Stock
8
3-12
1
4.
1
...
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
8
3-
1
.♦
4-
(quar.)
convertible
Co..
2nd
45c
_
seiuritles
Total, assets
•
130,700
+
3-
1
4-
Co.
Ac
40c
...
Class
23^069,017
1
4-
5%
Mergenthaler
(Alired), Inc.—
Partic.
—5,594,500
37,200
Bank', premises
Deposits:
(quar.);—
preferred (quar.)
^
Laboratories (increased)—
Lambert
I-
4
4
4-
0
$1
preferred
$4
8
30c
28'A
3-15
2%c
(quar,)
Publishing
Portland
$3.50
2-28
CJass B
Total loans and
U.
+
23,031,817
1—...
Total U. S. Govt, securities
Uncollected
Gas
4.-327o
.
ment
6"o
(John),
Laclede
2,801,750
bought outright.-.-.
under repurchase agree¬
Federal
Labatt
Lakeside
7,653
H ,0■;<
:
4-
3-28
(quar.)
Class
Total
■
250
4-
296,455
Bonds
Other
.
'7
4-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manuiacturing Co.
Co,
97
1
*
11,362,199
8,571,413
__
Notes
Due
Kroger
.
.......
Certificates
Held
preferred
Kroehler
3-31
25c
(quar.)___
Company (quar.).
Co., Inc., common
63,283
v
'
Industrial
Cement
pfd.
4-15
1
581,496
28,964
—
451.224
...
and
+
2.034
-
Portland
preferred
1st
4-10
t20c
17c preferred (quar.)
certificate
of
1
356,566
prior
4.80'+>
Koppers
4 c'r
20,764,392
Co.,
Kimberly-Clark
Corn,
(quar.)
Kingsport Press (quar.).-
ASSETS—
account..
convertible
Fibre
3-
4-20
,
31 % c
.....
Stone Co.
(quar.I
Kerr-Addison Gold Mine, Ltd. (quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com. (quar.)...
(In thousands of dollars)
3-25
22 %c
3-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.—^
<te
Co.
3tores
A
Mengel
1
_______...
1
3-31
3-16
preferred
H.)
Machine
Medusa
1
$1.50
(quar.)
(F.
Mead Johnson &
4-
Kentucky
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
4-
(quar.)
3-15
4»
.v
quair.)__^_
preferred
Ray;
Machine
45c
common
4-1
3-20
30c
common
Trucking
Class
When
3-29
1;
(quar.)
preference (quar.),
(-J.
$1.12%
(quar.).
Copper
Kennedy's,
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
F.
Stores,
McLellan
Per
1
.4-
;
Aircraft
McNeil
Share
3-21
4-
3-20
25c
...
$2.50
MoKay
Name of Company
Kennccctt
Redemption fund for F,
Corp.,
McGraw-Hill
re¬
L
$1.50
(quar.)
common
McLean
(Continued from page 16)
Kendall
certificate
Ltd.,
$3.50 convertible
DIVIDENDS
gross.
4-
31'Ac
(increased
participating
McGraw
10
I
40c
com.
(J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co. Ltd.
163
970
A-
$1.12%
Corp
Corp...
McDermott
32
366
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
(quar.).,
Industries
McCord
38
+
3-20
i ;.
,
__
Mays
730
Kendall
Gold
$6
720
930
sk.__Apr.
stock
Asphalt
Maxwell,
1044
1
1
pfd,
conv.
preferred
3-20
'
4-
,
17%c
$1.06'A
-■
(quar.)
(quar.)...
Corp.
Macofcta
Maule
preferred stock—-.—Apr. 11
conv.
pfd. stock.^—Mar. 22
conv
47c
Mastic
Maul
Mar. 21
cum.
3.60',^
4-15
4-15
"
12c
'•
<quar.):
Massachusetts Growth Stock Fund..
605
1037
and
B,
750c
717%c
(quar.)..
preferred
Masonite
McCrory
+1,225
670
Banks......
A.!..,'
individual
V/2c/c
Cyanandu
Steel
3-15
Maryland Shipbuilding Ai Drydock—
CALLF.D
First
626
1,547
;
Reserve
Co.,
L.) Co.
(Glenn
McDonnell
others
serves;
Marshall-Wells
Maryland Credit Finance Corp.,
6%
preferred (quar.).
American
2-27
3-15
17%c
1.^
4(4%- pfd.
&7o preferred
Co.,
Martin
Barium
3^26
4-15
30c
(quar.)
&
1091
deposit*-—
banks
Co.
1091
Paga
1
4-1
(quar,)_
1
Date,
r. 3-15
XI-
4-
50c
a6%'
.1
1
ISSUES
;
4-
.
v
3-18
4-15
30c
(quar.)
Sons
Field
Common
38
—
Corp.
&
Steel
Marshall
•
Government
(M.i
1091
1092
3-15 ;
"4-15
25c
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co,',' 6 7o-pfd.
Marsh
1
:
3-15
'
Apr.
Apr.
-"
22»^c
(quar.).
Apr.
Resistoflex
S.
com.
C—
33
—
(Calif.),
B.—
1983.
3-20
3-15
r
I
4-1
-
^
+$1.25
$1 preferred (quar.)^_._-
Marsh
t$3
'50c
-
series
ENTIRE
27
—
Basket
Marlln-Rockwell
1091
l-'!
4-
t30c
(interim)„__
series
trust
•
-
Midland Corp.,
bonds
Borrowings—
Federal
-
4-
4- T-
593ic
International Marine Communication '
Ltd.
Market
1046
due '78_. Apr.
bonds
2UC
27c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
—
1045
/'
Company and Issue—
71
+
—579
banks
From
1039
1153
Mar. 31
—-
"
!*
(quar.)_"_i___*'
preferred
common
(quar.)___'1_ "
preferred (quar.)..
'
Marlthhe Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
77o preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—<•
Potomac Electric
55,791
series
July 1,
711
—
19
—
4.67o
&
Bonding
47o
210
-
—
;
stock
4-17
6-1*
Co.,
1038
1
1
\7o
488
—
64
—
preierred
—1,852
20
+
Co.,
4-30
3-15 1
47p first mtge. & collateral trust bonds
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—
First mtge. bonds, series G, 4 W'U, due
535
+
—123
deposits
demand
Foreign
482
,
' c-'
adjusted
Government
Domestic
Gas
3-15
6-30
Marine
Apr.
"
-
3-11
3-29
8
3-3<L
Marconi
Pag*
+•■
1958..—
:3-29
t$1.25
(quar.)____^
shares (quar.
shares (quar.)
Casualty Co.-r'__.-__!!_
Manufacturers
Date
Corp.—.
o/Rec.
4-15
50c
Sugar
6% ptd.
(s-at.,„
Trust Co. (quar.
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd: (quar,).^
I
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd., 5%. prcf. (quar.)
:__.-Mar. 26
r_——_i._Mar. 26
REDEMPTIONS
Palestine Trading
15c
^
J25c
Manitooa
4.50% pfd. stk._ Mar. 31
Shipping Corp.—
5 (/t sinking fund ship
mtge. bonds due Oct. 1, 1968. .Apr.
1
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.-—
V/n','" first mtge. 8s collateral trust bonds series A-- Apri
l
140
+
8
—142
2,345
'
PARTIAL
-
-
,
Holdert
4-1
$25c
4.75%
l'ransatlantic
—1,471
950
,
1972—___
1973
pfd.
50c
priority
Maine Public Service Co., com,
—Mar. 26
...—,—
3% sinking fun* debentures due
Manufacturing Co.—
1st ratge.
—2,625
27
+
—
1,274
Banks..
banks
■!..!:'
+
deposits
Interbank
'
-
Maul
666
+
10
13,217
»
Reserve
domestic
LIABILITIES
Demand
Time
773
vault.-.-.,,,-._ !___
Balances
26
—210
.!+:,• ! 7,556
;
-
International
with
in
—
4,870
^—
banks...,
Reserves
'
—191
indebtedness
of
1975
sinking, fund debentures due
sinking fund debentures due
Laclede
103
—
—
18,638
seenrities
Loans
8,736
10,803
due
5'c
Payable
'
Convertible priority
Maine
Mar. 26
-—..Mar. 26
15-year 6% subord. convertible debentures due 1968, Mar. 31
Plywood Corp., 5% cumulative pfd. stock.,, May - 1
537
4,063
—
2
4*
—
25,532
,
bonds
S.
-
37
+
1,251
Treasury bills aATreasury certificates
Treasury notes
'
series
10-ycar
+3,973
+
6
—
1,150
—+.1
....Mar. 26
——
Corp., Ltd.,
When
Share
r
,
Convertible
^
Mar. 26
'
General
1,797
securities—total
due
Mailman,
"
:!+,,,
1972.__..,
New York
._!
1
,
a
^
1971__t.._.
Brunner
~
+
•
+ 108
+136
437
—.....
1970
Company and Issue—
pur¬
loans.,..
Government
63
—
.
»
1937,!,',,
series
Ampal-American
1956
..
carrying
or
loans
S.
-1----;
for
V!
51,887
30,007
-
Mar. 7,
1957
(In millions of dollars)
84,975
—
estate
mem¬
Feb. 27,
-
.•
Page
.
Decrease (—) Since
,
,
".
loans—
——
and
securities
Real
'
carrying securities
or
loans
'
adjusted*
industrial
brokers
to
'
»++!!!_ A!--.!—,
and
,
1957
Date
series due
2%%
4%%
Increase ( + ) or
.
Mar. 6.
1
;
.
"
v.
Losing
..
.
.
•
.
.v."'--
••
V
-
33/4%
.
,
;
million.
of assets and liabilities of reporting
follows:
TENDERS
United Gas Corp.,- 1st mtga. & Colt, trust bonds-—
2%%' series due
—-23A%» series due
Company
Macy jR. H.); & Co.! Iquar.)__________r
_L_
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)_^___^_.t7
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
r
-
increased
$366 million and borrowings from others decreased $131
million.
OK
Company and Issue—
*
Per
' Name of
-
~
NOTICE
partnerships,
Francisco,District.
Federal
from
'except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle.".
which,the details
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
'1
""
.
.
15c
4-
2
1.150e
,.',3-29
71212c
4-
20c
3-20
*.
4—1
•
8
3-
3
Motor
(Philip)
Finance
6
3-
1
3-
Mount
(see
Philip
Corp.,
$5
(quar.)
_
'
Morris)
'
pfd.:. (quar.-— ~$1125
3-29
!
Royal
Mountain. Fuel
3-15-
Dairies,
Supply
Ltd! (quar.)_
(quarh
——.
—_—.—_
^%-Y'
>tl3c
3fc
_
,.
3-18
3-
8
3-
•'*
1
2-21
•
i;
*'
Volume
Number 5621
185
.
.
~
7%'
•;
States
Quarterly
Mueller
Brass
(quar.)
of Ameri'a
Corp.
Murray
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.
Piston
Muskegon
net invest,
Shares
Mutual
System,
6%
(F.-E.)
of
Bros,
J
Co.,
National
Gas
National
Grocers,
Oil
&
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
class
A
(quar.)
Class
A
Class
(quar.)
National Lead
Co.,
6%' preferred
National
5%
common
preferred
(quar.)____
Industries (quar.)
National
Presto
National
Rubber
National Screw
Machinery
National
Quarterly
Radiator
S.
Nationwide
Nehi
1
(quar.)
Corp.
—
.
New
+15c
$2
New
50c
40c
75c
New
Public Service,
434%< preferred
(quar.)
Orleans
New
;
4.36%
New
(quar.)
preferred
&
Chicago
York,
___.
'
New
York Dock,
933Ac
4-1
4-1
4-1
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1949 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
J—
334 %
4%%
$4.50
New
(quar.)—
Trust
York
New
4- 1
3-28
York
35c
Service
Water
Telephone (Ohio)
preferred <quar.)_
.
Newark
1
,
3.40%'
preferred
3.90%
•
preferred
preferred
4.10%
Wire
Niagara
—
._
Ltd.!
,
1
Class
B
(quar. )l_
I
Refractories
American
North
North Penn
North
.
5%
(quar.)
Northern
Gas
Ohio
Oklahoma
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)—
140c
,
.
& Power Co.,
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.
Ohio Brass Co., class A
Ohio
B
Edison
Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Water
Service (quar.)
Old Line
Life Insurance Co.
4.40%
of
Chemical,
4(4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Oliver Corp., common (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
—
Ontario Jockey Club Ltd., common (s-a)—
6%
preferred A (quar.)
5%% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Ontario Loan <te Debenture Co.
(quar.)
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)
—
7%
Products Co., Ltd., common—
preferred
Opelika
Mfg.
(quar.)—
net
i
pfd.
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
■5%
5.60%
l$lt75
20c
f
5-15
4- 1
4-3.5
3-15
5c
3-25
3-11
3-2®
North
of
Co.
;
—
8
Public Service
Co.
preferred
4%
4.24%
4.65%
Public
of
8
7
1
3-20
2-28
$4
3-20
3-29 T
2-28
3-
1
3-
5
Service
Electric
&
com.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
3-20
5- 1
4-
4- 1
3-29
3-15
4- 1
3-15
25c
25c
3-
7
3-
1
$62 Vic
3-28
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
3-20
3-15
3-20
3-13
3-19
5
3-21
3-14
Purity
Stores.
Putnam
'
•'
"
Ltd.
35c
$1.02
$1.04Vi
$1.07%
3-30
3-30
3-30
3-30
50c
50c
$1.75
$1.75
3-23
3-23
4- 1
4- 1
3-
20c
3-29
3-30
3-22
3-15
(ouar.)
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
8
8
3-21
3-21
3-15
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
2-25
1
2-25
3-18
2-21
35c
(quar.)
3-28
3- ,8
125c
common .(quar.)__
C°v (quar.)_j,.
3-29
4-25
+-
•
3-29
.14- X.u
3-15
4-25
;,t$i.25
T>, 1)
+
Ry.
3-15
1,
4-
$1.25
Hf
,■
*
••
,
> *
•,
Vi
*
,
$1.25
6- 3
$1.25
9-17
9-
3
$1.25
—
6-17
12-16
12-
2
(quar.)—
11c
4-
3
3-15
Insurance
30c
4-10
4-10
(quar.)
4-
$1.10
'
3-
1
•
3
24c
4-15
3-29
25c
4-15
3-29
22 %c
4-15
3-29
22c
4-15
3-29
15c
4-
1
3-13
45c
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-15
3-12
$1.09
4-15
4-
30c
3-25
3-15
25c
3-18
3-11
(quar.)
Power—
—
5-
1
4-17
8-
1
7-17
5-
1
4-13
$1
5-
1
4-16
85c
5-
1
4-16
50c
4-
1
91'Ac
6-
1
27 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
2
$1
27 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
,
3-13
5-14
15c
3-29
3-. 3
15c
4-
1
3-19
$1.12%
4-
1
3-19
4-
5
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
series A
30c
(quar.)
Air
Line
RR.
3-27
3-15
25c
4-10
3-21
(quar.)—
common
$1.183A
4-10
3-21
$1.25
4-10
3-21
25c
3-21
3-
25c
4-
2
2-21
10c
preferred
4-
1
3-11
4-1
3-11
31'Ac
preferred (quar.),
Title Insurance (quar.)—
Seiherling Rubber, common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
4V/2% prior preferred (quar.)
5%
Oil &
Steel
Mining
(Frank
3-15
3-11
1
3-15
4-
$1.25
3-15
G.)
4-
1
4-
1
3-18
50c
4-
1
3-19
75c
3-30
3-15
15c
3-20
3-
6
10c
3-22
3-
8
$1.13
.+
J
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Bhawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Shell
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
7%
Inc.,
Class
B
1
3-
1
3-
3-22
3-11
15c
5-
4-
1
Corp.
5-
175c
8
1
4-
1
4-10
5
1-
4-10
4-
1
3-11
20c
4-
1
3-11
3-14
+$1.75
——
class
(quar.)
5-
20c
(quar.)
A (quar.)
preferred
Shulton,
3-
4-
Co
of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams (Canada),, com. (quar.)—
Sheraton
2
3-29
50c
4%%
Salesbrook
2
30c
150c
156V4C
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series <B (quar.)
4%
Shelby
—
,
Sick's
Optical
trust (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.,
Voting
Silverwood
class A
35c
(quar.)—
Superior Co., common
Rayon Corp.—
Skenandoa
5%
3-
30c
$2
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
Skil Corp.
3-15
Slater
25c
3-30
2-28
5%
$2.12
(N.)
(quar.)—_—
Co.
Ltd.,
preferred
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
6-29
6-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
$1
$1.25
——
$1.25
.
—
common
(quar.)
3-30
3-
6
3-
6
'
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
3-20
3-30
115c
(quar.)
3-29
130c
Co. (quar.)
Ltd., common
Breweries,
130c
115c
Shuron
614
1
1
3-22
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Corp.
Shattuck-Denn
4-
15c
(quar )
Co.
Shamrock
v'
7
25c
Security
Shaler
3-22
62 %c
(quar.)_
3-15
(George) Fund of Boston—
investment income and 5c
Pyle National Co.,
8%
3-15
3-15
from
15c,
1
4-
sinking fund
Shattuck
3-30
from
1956 undistributed realized capital gains
10c
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sealed Pov.er Corp.
(quar.)
Sears Roebuck & Co.
(quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)—
$5
Sharon
45c
20c
10c
3-25
2-25
$1
(quar.)__
Co.
3
3-
'.
1
4-
;
75c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
5
4-15
4-15
4- 1
3-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-25
$1.07 Vi
;
&
3-14
3-25
60c
(quar.)
Seaboard Finance,
3-
3-18
(initial).
Lace
Steel
Scullin
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
—
3-11
(quar.)—„—
common
Ltd.,
preferred
$4.50
3-11
$1
$1.06
preference common (quar.)
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)—
Publication
Corp., voting com.
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
7%
orig. preferred
(quar.)
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
Mfg.,
Common
$1.16 V\
$1.40
1
1
3-30
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
3-22
2-25
3-
44-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Electric
Scranton
-—
Gas,
3-15
25c
Marine
&
preferred
3.65%
3-18
3-11
1
4-
5c
Paper
Scovill
3-15
3-15
3-18
3-20
120c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Co., $4 preferred
5%%
Scott
3-11
3-15
3-22
Rubinstein)
Inc. (quar.)
Corp., common-™.—
5%%
3-11
2
3-28
4-
r: $0.3281
(quar.)
Schwitzer
3-11
4-1-1
(juar.)
preferred
Schick,
4
3-
pfd.
preferred
Casting
common
4.36%
2-20
4-25
35c
Ltd...
Francisco
Electric
Savannah
New
3-14
3-30
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
$3.40
«
£-16
(quar.)
Steel
Sangamo
—
L___
(quar.)^
3-18
J20c
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar)
4.40%
Sandura
Oklahoma—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-20
1
—
Helena
4%%
Shops
Fire
4-/2%
3-
Carolina—
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
25c
(see
Co.
preferred
3-
35c
(quar.)_;
C.)
San
Paul
5%
"
3-15
3-15
3- 8
5-17
3- 8
4- 2
5-31
3-29
3-29
3-15
5-1
4-15
Service
Public
St.
7
•
3-20
15c
preferred (quar.)
Lead (quar.)_
Louis
3-
3-21
3-30
3-20
1
3-30
4-
(quar.)
St, Regis Paper Co.—
4.40% preferred class A (quar.)
San Diego Gas & Electric, common
14c-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
1
175c
(quar.)_
Co
Gas
St.
17Vic
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
(The)
1
12Vic
'
Providence-Washington Insurance Co. (quar.)
Provincial Transport Co., common
3-1
6- 1
4- 2
4-30
6-14
4-15
4-15
4- 1
6-1
5-15
$1.06(4
15c
$1.12/2
15c
115c
+13 4c
+25c
H3
125c
Ltd.
Co.
&
6
4-
3-
.
1
4-
4-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
3-20
3-21
3-20
4- 1
3-25
3-20
3-25
3-25
3-25
56c
75c
75c
4-
Y.)—
com.
Ltd., 5%%
Co.
(Jacob),
Louis
3-28
40c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Coip.,
Providence
3-15
preferred
10c
25c
$20c
$5
per
&
Bros.
5-
3-
8
70c
Helena
Seaboard
plus this dividend)
1st
Prestole
3-15
3-6
3- 8
3-15
21
March
on
preferred (quar.)
:—_—
Lambert, Inc. (quar.)——
6%
,
(quar.)—
common
3-11
(quar.)
Lawrence
St.
(entire issue called for re¬
Corp. of Canada, common
4Vi%
Progress
3-25
Power,
$53.25
share
Power
3-19
4- 1
3-29
3-30
40c
3-29.
273-30
tquar.)
at
demption
3-11
2-28
50c
$1.50
Co.
Telephone
1-15
3-28
^-4
3-11
3-20
$1.18
preferred A (quar.)
$t, Louis National Stockyards
3-28
6- 1
4-15
7-15
20c
—
3-20
34%c
5%
3-15
3-18
l'/4c
17Vic
—
(quar.)__
3-
37 %c
preferred A-(quar.)
12Vic
(quar.)__:
iquar.)_.
Machine
Electric
3-21
Fund, Inc. (from
investment income)
A
3-22
1
Corp.—
Joseph Light & Power, com.
St.
3-
(N.
(quar.)
Industries,
12'/2C
62'/2c
62Vic
*—
3-13
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
3-13
40c
5c
2-15
4-
Joseph
St.
4-15
-•4-15 T
4-1
12V2c
< quar.)_.
class
St.
3-25
25c
(quar.)____
Rico
4-15
5- 1
--">5-di
12%c
3-15
3-18
3% V
Corp.
IF.
4.30%
3-15
7-
Electric
&
Corp.
Bros,
4%
3-15
55c
3-14
5c
40c
Insurance
Safety
Industries
Safeway Stores, Inc.,
8
3-27
4- 2
4- 2
3-28
4-19
1
i
(Canada), Ltd
V.).
Cable
Saco-Lowell
1
4- 1
.00% %
$3.60 preferred
^
, , .
(quar.)__
Over-The-Counter Securities
Co.
Co
K.)
(A.
Ruppert
4-
$1.75
$1.75
40c
(quar.)
1
4-
3-29
6
Rubinstein
.
•
5-
50c
20c
!
dividend
Russell
2%
53Vbc
9
4-19
933/4c
;
9
3-
1
6
Royalite Oil
25c
1
(quar.)
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6%
4-1
Mathieson
Ontario Steel
(increased)—
.
3-
1
5-
90c
35c
Plywood Corp.
8
$1
.'
—
1
4-
17 Vic
6
Russell
62Vic
.
$1
(quar.)
4-
51.12%
(quar.)
3-
1
20c
'
3-
Roos
75c
■
,
.3-
Ronson.
8V2C
(quar,)______
4-11
1
1
+
1
1
3-
4-15-
5-
1
3-31
12r2C
•:
3-11
59%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
>
3-12
1
4-
8
,
4
4-
4-
3-
62%c
93^4c
75c
97(<2C
—$1
3-15
4-
4-
Rome
securities
• ■
3-13
12 Vic
...
4
3-
8
3-31
40c
(quar )
(quar.)
American
3-
3-29
4-
31 Vic
(quar.)
25c
3-
30c
3-20
2%
div.)
1
$1.25
Roe
8
3-12
'
(Hartford)
Tile-Mfg.
(H.
Porter
America—
Quarterly
Olin
from
3-15
4-23
$1.25
Stock
•
Inc.-(20c
3-15
4-
preferred
3-31
•■+
3-29,
2nd
50c
$1
3-12
75c
preferred
Roddis
3-12
4- 1
3-22
3-29
3-29
3-10
4-
25c
(quar.)
Raisin
25c
Products,
Potomac
66c
97 %c
$1.10
$1-11
37%c
(quar.)
3-
87Vac
(quar.)
B
Class
5-15
2-26
3-20
3-15
5- 6
3-29
" .
3- 8
3- 8
3- 1
3-15
3-25
35c
quar.)
Corp., common
Pratt
$1
$1
3-30
3-15
$1.12(2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 second preferred (quar.)
3- 7
3- 7
4- 1
4-1
3-20
4- 1
4-1
3-22
3-22
3-29
4- 1
4- 1
1
3-30
3-15
1
4
1
3-25
50c
Products
Gas
3-
5%
3-21
4-
(stock
4-18
3-11
3-18
87 Vic
(quar.)
4-lf*
1
5%
1
1
4-
pfd.
3%%
preferred B (quar.)
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
5c
first
5%
3-
5-
3-31
,
15C
4.75%
4-15
40c
common
Metallurgical
Mining
Polaroid
3-15
3-11
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90%
.
Polaris
1
1
Inc.
Co.,
Rochester
25c
(quar.)
—
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)—
4- 1
3-23
$2
112c
25c
120c
:
3-15
3-29
(quar.)
dividend
Prophet
Ltd
4-
$2
Plough, Inc.
•
Co.—
(quar.)
3-28
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)
Plastics,
Inc., class A
(quar.)
Price
Ltd. (quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd._.
Class
Stock
.
25c
preferred
Scotia Light
5-15
$2.50
Corp. (N.J.) (quar.)
Quarterly
3-15
1
50c
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25c
Oahu Sugar,
3-28
6-
(quar.)
Gas
Bros,
Rochester
5-15
1
25c
y
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
7%
6-
3-21
5-
,
—
Pitney-Bowes, inc., com. (stock dividend)—
4V*%" preferred B (quar.)—
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
138c
40c
Quarterly
,
.
.
.
8%
5-15
3-20
4- 1
4- 1
5-15
4-25
40c
25c
—
Co.
Ltd., common
Northern Telephone Co. Ltd.—
5%% preferred A (initial I
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)
———
Northwestern States Portland Cement—Norwich & Worcester RR.
8
8
'
100%
65c
(quar.)
common
Northern Quebec Power
Nova
Mill
Pioneer
Pomona
$1.37%
Telephone
Northern
(
Co.,
33-
20c
Ctnhb'er (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills Inc., common
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_
Porto
1
Natural
1
1
Pickering
3-22
3-20
3-30
1
4-
(quar.)
Co.,
Insurance
5-1
48c
44c
44-
20c
(111.),
3-20
4-11
25c
(quar.)
Robertson
iP. L.)
Mfg
common
$1 dividend partic. preference (quar.)____
Robinson Little & Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
3
$1.10
8434c
(quar.)
&
Fund,
Porter-Cable
preferred (quar.)
5%%
"Phoenix
22c
.
(quar.)
—_1
Life Insurance (Seattle)—
Northern
.
„
.;
dividend -1
Stock
Northern
•
<quar.)__
(Me.)
3-11
1
3-29
50c
preferred
5V2%
$1.15
Co.
4-
Paper Co. (quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co., com. (quar.)
8
3-
4-15
25c
common
Metal
River
8
profits and 10c from net investment income)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Phileo Corp., 33.'»%
preferred (quar.)______
Poloron
preferred
4.40%
"
common
33-
Phillip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
L__
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
/Quarterly
Phoenix«Glass Co. (monthly).
Service—
Northern
Common
»
.
3- 4
4-12
3-22
15c
1
1
(quar.)
Philadelphia
4- 2
4-26
5- 1
—,
4-
(s-a)
(increased
pref.
$1.25"
Illinois Gas Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Indiana Public
162%c
(quar.)
(1956 series)
Northern Engineering Works
Northern
$1
1
1
5-10
3-29
$1
Inc.,
Ritter
8
4-
4%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
4- 1
3-5
4-15
4-1
50c
25c
Ry.
3'2% ^preferred
Common
2-28
2-28
5-17
4-
9
4-
3-12
!
(quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas).
2-21
6-10
60c
(quar.)
common
(Charles)
Pittsburgh
3-22
3-18
$1.12J/2
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
4'2%
Rieke
15c
(quar.)___
Co.
3-15
3-15
3- 8
3- 8
3-20
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
1
Eastern
Milk Co.,
Pfizer
4
3%%
—
Permiaiv Basin Pipeline
Pet
•
8
Richman
45c
3-
4-15
3-25
50c
Metals Co., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)__—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4-25
3-
6-10
1
85c
Reynolds
on
•
Light & Coke
Gas
&
Pepsi-Cola
•
Revlon,
4-25
net income,
gains
7-
Co.—
(quar..)
Corp., 5% preferred A
Inc. (increased quar.)_
4-25
1
1
3-18
7 Vic
Resistoflex
8
3-
1
3-
5c
Inc., (quar.)
Offshqre Drilling
Insulation
Oil &
Reserve
3-11
25c
_i
Publishing
3-12
3-1
3-20
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Gas
Oil,
Star
3-
—
Fibre
non-voting
Year-end
3-15
34%c
3-8
4-
Year-end
3-15
3- 8
3- 8
3- 8
3- 8
3- 8
3-12
37V2C
preferred (quar.)—
5'2% preferred (quar.).
6%
3-31
75c
(quar.)
voting
Common
Investment Corp.
North American
.
15c
15c
American Cement, class A (quar.)
North
'
40c
(quar.)
Chemical
Common
3-29
4- 8
3-22
Corp. (quar.)
North American Aviation
(quar.)_—_™—40c
2'/2%
4- 1
5-15
5-15
5-15
3-31
33c
3-
Preferred
3-
25c
32V2c
8
4-29
12yac
(initial)
(quar.)
Mfg.
4-
3-20
Inc
com.
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv pfd.
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
Peoples
'
3-20
3-25
40c
:
(quar.)
3-20
3-29
30c
50c
113c
1834c
I
•
3-15
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Pencon
n
Reliance
1
87 V2C
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Insurance (Texas)—
5-1
(quar.)_
Glass Sand (quar.)
Power & Light, com.
preferred
4- 1
97%c
$1.02Va
J50c
Thermador
Norris
3" 8.
-•
8
3-20
60c
preferred
4- 1
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
4- 1
45c
85c
90c
;
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical (quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp.,
4-1^,3-1,5
Y3~20
9334c
(quar.)
Weaving, Ltd. M(quar.)__,
File
Nicholson
.
50c.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.60%
'
56c
—
(quar.)
Mohawk Power, common (quar.)—
Niagara
.4:^0;y
$1.50,
*
Nejwlaerry (J.-J.) Co. (quar.)—
Newmont Mining (quar.)—
Newport Electric, 334% preferred
<
•
^
1
;
preferred
Penobscot
3-14
V'
3-30
^
3-
1
9
3-15
3-
5%
Bit
Refractory &
5
5c
.
Roller
4-
3-29
30c
Class B
Reed.
8
6-
undistributed net income)
of
4.60%
3-15
S 1.12Vi
$1.12(4
81'4c
3-
3-22
"'4-
25c
realized
net
3.35%
3-8
,3-8
3-8
Shipbuilding (resumed quar.).
New York State Electric & Gas—
New York
1
9-16
12-16
3-28
Corp
undistributed
1S56
4.40%
3- 4
8-16
3-11
1
Rich's,
1956
from
Pennsylvania
3-18
3-7
3-7
3-11
3-11
3-11
9- 3
3-29
10-
1-2-58
3-22
12(£c
common
investments)
2-21
common
6-13
3-
25c
(quar.)
new
Bates
A
9
1
35c
(quar.)
common
dividend
&
3-
4-
(quar.
(quar.)
class
30c
1
5c
Reading Company, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Reed (C. A.) Co., class A (quar.)
3-15
1
2^2%
I
(quar.)—_—__________
Peoria
4- 1
/
9
4-
$40c
Graphite Bearings,
Electrotype,
Reading
3-22
3-
$38c
Co.
preferred
3-22
1
$25c
of America,
1st
3-22
4-
Co
Co.
1
$35c
Raybestos-Manhattan,
3-15
,
4-20
!
Inc.
Rapid
1
\.
3-15
3-15
4- 1
50c
8
47-
'•""i'37,/S»o'k
(quar.)
Products
Telephone,
Common
—
1
1
4-20
(quar.)
Mining
Corp.
$3.50
-
25c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
$2
35c
Quarterly
r
_L
oividend)____
Steel
&
(Balance
Co.—
Louis RR.
St.
4-
4-
45c
(s-a)
Candy
3-15'
5%
$1.50
*
Condenser
Radio
Stock
4-
.
.
(quar.)
Quinc.y
.
37%c
(quar.)
1\!
(quar.)
Quemont Mining. Ltd.
Corp.—
45c
4',2%
3-18
Co
Auction
York
New
(quar.)—
com.
Randall
3-15
$1
3-8
4-15
4- 1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
*
Ranco,
5-
20%
Metal
from
(12c
3-15
3-25
3- 8
20c
preferred
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New
3-29
5-15
4- 8
.
\
preferred (quar.)_i
SI.32
preferred
(quar.)_
Penn-Texas
Corp., com. -iscock divld.)
$1.60 conv. preferred
(quar.)_._
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)
.1-
3-20
30c
60c
$1
$1.01 (4
56'Ac
$1.18%
$1.09
Natural Gas, common (quar.)—
(s-a)
—
4% pfd, (quar.)_
Jersey
6%
■;
3-29
4-15
3-15
...
'
3-5
3-1
3-5
3-29
4- 1
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
New Haven Gas Co. (quar,),
New Haven Water (quar.)
...
.
$1.30
3- 6
3-11
3-1
3-29
4-1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Telephone
Brunswick
New
3-19
ISOc
preferred (quar.)
$1
3-15
3-15
3-20
3-14
4-1
4- 1
3-30
4-15
60c
(quar.)
Machine
Iron
Peninsular
3- 9
4-1
4-1
7Vat
4%
20c
B__
Britain
'New
Peden
3-14
4- 5
3-18
3-15
3-29
4-1
7Vac
3-19
$1.50
(increased)™
Transportation
Peninsular
3-18
3-18
10c
(quar.)
1
4-1
f.
3-11
4-5
3-29
4-
$1.50
(quar;>)_:i____+.^I
(stock
Common
3-18
50c
——
3-15
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
Parmelee
Anne
1
Radio
dividend
Rust-Proof
Queen
4-
4-
$1.75
.
Co.
preferred
4-15
(quar.)—
Appliance
Stock
12- 6
3-1
3-25
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
3-25
4%
Stock dividend
;
conv
Pennsylvania
class A
Corp.,
conv.
Parker
(Pittsburgh)
dividend--
Stock
Class
—
—
U.
National
_____
(initial quar.)
Fire-insurance
Union
10%
+37%c
50c
60c
20c
—
—
Ltd.—
(quar.)______
Mfg.
5%
Pennroad
Co., new com.
&
conv.
5%
<•
^
1
class A
5%
1
—__
Co.—
4: f - 3-1?'
(quar.)
5%
•
7
4-
preferred (quar.)—
2(/2c
preferred (quar.)_____
2V2C
preferred (quar.)-2V2C
preferred (quar.)_
2V2C
conv.
5%
3-
4-15
(quar.)
Pipe Line—
Payable of Rec.
Quebec Telephone Co., common.,,..
7
3-22
preferred
20c
—
Manufacturing, 6%^ preferred
Chemical
5%
-
6-\7"*
9-6
3-31
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
Eastern
preferred
4%
3- 1
4- 3
4- 3
62 %c
40c
+._
Corp.
Car
National Supply
National Tile
Panhandle
3-15
4- 3
15c
35c
<quar.)_
Sugar Refining (quar.)
National
3-15
Telephone & Telegraph, com.
preferred (quar.)__,
Mfg.
(quar.)
Pacolet
Products—
Starch
Steel
—
.
Stock dividend
National
6%
3-
(s-aJ
Life Insurance
dividend
5%
Express
(quar.)_____
(Subject to Interstate Com¬
approval)
._s
Commission
merce
Pacific
3-22
6%
4-10
$1
Intermountain
Stock dividend
3-15
4-1
7- 2
.10- 1
1-2-58
4-1
3-27
5- 1
$1.12V2
$1.25
Mfg. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
&;
National-Standard
National
(quar.t
(quar.)
preferred
,
r
+5c
+8c
75c
$1.50
20c
+
B (quar.)
Service, common
Linen
4V2 %
Pacific
3-30
3-30
3-15
3-15
.,
t5c
T,_
__________—i
—
Stock
.
70c
(quar.),
4- 1
4- 1
—__
—
Share
"50C
of Company
Ciiy
Quaker
1
4-30
'
-
Indemnity
Parker
—r,rr-—
(quar.)_.
B
4-
5l)c
Extra
Pacific
.
J37%c
50c
(quar
Class
,
—
(quar.)___—t5c
1—
15c
A
A
4-15
20c
common
(s-a),
tl5c
common
Gypsum
Class
3-8
20c
Terminals
Coast
Park
(quar.)
(quar.ji
(quaj-.)____—,__1,—,.—.—
$1.50 preferred
4-1
50c
_l_
A
Pacific
Pantex
30c
40c
(quar.)_.—27Vac
Corp.
$1
(quar.)
lOc
Aggregates,
3-22
50c
(quar.)__.
Ltd.,
Class
&
3-15
3-1
15c
(Hartford)
Insurance
3-11
3-15
3- 8
Cement
Page-Herse;' Tubes, Ltd.
('quar.)——
common
..
.
Pacific
4- 1
3-11
3- 5
—-——
___.
Register
Cash
Fire
Name
Holderi
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
53
*
4-4'*
(quar.)_'___
Brewing
4-22
4- 1
4-15
4-15
4- 1
3-20
4- 1
__1
——-
National
.
Pabst
3- 8
3- 8
(quar.)—___________
-
!
(quar.)___
common
3-20
3-30
4-15
4-15
3-29
4- 1
(quar.)___!—________
&
National Biscuit
20c
.
—
National
National
i
commoc____^___l___^
Securities
Nation-Wide
50c
20c
•'
12c
25c
6c
37%c
60c
20c
5%
—
Inc.,
Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
3-28
3-22
4- 1
3-30
(quar.)_
Natco
i
50c
50c
3-2Q
3-15
4-15
—
Corp.
preferred
-
Myers
________
and. 6c from capital gains)
ipc.
Mutual
$1.65
(quar.)
—
l'_,—
America (be from
Co.
Co.,
*.
•
preferred
Quaker Oats Co., common
_______
(quar.)__
Ring
Mutual Investment
Paper
VI
Telegraph—
&
1!
____
Oxford
6- 3
6-20
Share
P.
r
Owens-Illinois Olass,
*
<
,—;—S3.50
(»-a)__
Telephone
preferred
Mountain
'
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Mills
Mount Vernon
When
Per
Holden
When
Per
Share
Jiame of Company
.
(1321)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(quar.)
—
'
30c
'
1
3-15
3-20
3-8
125c
5-
1
4-10
153c
4-15
3-29
54
(1322)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 18; 1957
.
.
,
When
Per
Name of Company
Smith-Corona,
Smith
(A.
Smith
Inc.
(Howard)
3-29
•>",f
oH
3-18
Class
$5
Temco
at $101
per share
vertible
to
Sommers
4-15
3-30
Corp.,
•
$1.55
5 %
Soss
Mrg.
Common
(Increased
4.50%
prelerred
4.60%
preferred A
5%
$6
prelerred
South
South
Penn
Southern
4.32%
preferred
Southern
4%
4
Telephone
California
preferred
»A %
6%
partic.
(quar.)
Water,
3-la
preferred
(quar.)__—
$1.15
4-
1
3-
3
Vapor Heating
44-
1
3-15
4.64%
1 quar.i
$1.16
4-
1
3-- 8
5%
preferred
3-15
4.65%
(quar.i
$i.i6 y4
4-
1
3-
8
5%
prelerred
1
4.90%
preferred
iquar.)
$1.22 y2
4-1
3-
8
5 %
3-
1
5%
4-
1
3-
8
Viau,
3-
1
3-22
3-
Vicksburg, Shreveport &
8
4- 1
3-27
3-15
5.10%
1
Texas
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
1
1
4.96%
3-12
(incr.
quar.)
4.08%
Southern
Oxygen
Southern
Pacific
27c
com.
3-31
20c
(quar.)
6-
1
5
3-
5-15
34c
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-19
J$1.50
4-15
3-20
40c
:—
3-30
3-
5-
$1.20
1
4-15
3-15
Thrift
3-30
3-20
Thrifty
3-25
3-
(quar.)——■___
75c
(quar.)—.
25c
6-14
4
5-15
Tidewater
Timely
Tip
2%
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
3-15"
4-
1
3-15
60c
4-
1
3-15
Toronto
Life
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Public Service—
40c
4-10
4-
Toronto
1
(quar.)
92'Ac
5-
1
(quar.)—
97%c
5-
1
4-18
$1.03%
5-
1
4-18
$1.06'A
5- 1
4-18
4.15%
4.25%'
(quar.)
;
;
4.40%
4.60%
preferred
1
preferred^ (quar.)
preferred^ (quar.)
—
$1.10
(quar.)
•
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
^.Spalding (A. G*) & Bros, (stock dividend)«
»Speer Carbon
:
»Sperry Rand Corp., common
(quar.)ii—
—
$4.50
preferred
27%c
Quarterly
Quarterly
RR.
Commercial
Standard
Dredging,
preferred
Standard
Factors
Twentieth-Century
Fox
6-14
29th Street
25c
Co.
3-29
3-
10c
4-1
partic
pref.
Oil
of
The
12
J.)
Gil
New
was
columns
paid
com.
of
as
40c
4-
1
35c
4-
1
t60c
4-
1
—
44-
pfd.
4-
1
t"2'/aC
(quar.)
4.
5-20
3-19
$4.50
3-19
$4
Electric Co.,
Union
preferred
4-
3-30
.3-15
1
2-
62 %C
*
44-
1
4-15
preferred
,,,
Products
(quar.)
—
f 15c,
Bros.
Ltd.
Brewers,
4-
,
3-29
5-15
1
3-15
Union
25c
4-
1
3-15
Union
4-
1
3-15
Union
4-
1
3-15
2nd
A
Corp.
4%
preferred
$1
87 %c.
(quar.)
87 %c
8-
1
11-
1
1334c
4-
1
15c
4-
1
.3-20
75c
4-15
3-
8
4-
3-
8
8
4-1
3-15
United
6%
3-
5
United
Frurt
3-18
United
Gas
4-15
3-19
3-30
3-15
United
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
3-30
3-15
United
6-29
6-15
United
Income
9-30
9-14
12-31
ment
United
Merchants
New
3-25
1
3-12
3-15
United
4-
1
4-
1
3-22
3-
7
U.
4-
U.
3-18
1
3-20
t6c
4-16
3-18
20c
4-
3-21
$1.13
1
S.
S.
U.
S.
4-
1
3.21
United
4.
1
3.1$
U.
3-25
3-25
3-15
3-20
2-
6
ioc
3-30
3-
1
3-20
3-
8
U.
4-
1
3-15
U.
4-1
3-1
U.
pfd.
(s-a)
—
3-22
4-10
1
6-3
U,
10-
1
9-3
U.
1-1-58
11-29
U.
4-
1
3-11
U.
4.
1
3_lx
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
+3oc
4-1
J50c
4-1
$2
45c
.
3-15
Freight
S.
Lines
S.
Playing
Printing
S.
A.(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
(N.,J.), 4%S»
Card
Co., 8%
1st pfd.
Co.
Y.)
U,
S.
Vitamin, Corp.
Steel
pfd.
(N.
Corp.,
Universal
6-28
6-14
Universal-Cyclops
4-
3-15
Extra
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
Paper
(initial
Steel
3-15
4-15
3-15
5
4-
5
Co..
3-11
%c
4-
8
3-
4-
1
3-
class
1
3-
22 %c.
1
5%
6%
preferred
1
3-16
$2
4-
1
80c
4-
1
Oil
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-15
2-4
S-.2
1
6-10
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-10
17 %c
4-
1
3-10
50c
4-
1
3-15
85c
4-
1
3-
8
$1.25
4-
1
3-
8
50c
4-
1
3-22
75c
a
4-
1
3-22
3-25
3-11
-.
.
.
(quar.)
75c
$1.31V4
—
1
3-20
4-
75c
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
25c
5-
1
,
25c
8-
1
7-12
_a__
25c
11-
1
10-11
4-
1
3-18
7c
3-30
3-18
$1.50
4-30
4-15
*
fi.oey.
Service,
common
*
4-12
*
(quar.)
30c
3-20
2-28
$1.25
'
"5-
1
4-15
$1.26
5-
1
4-15
75c
iquar.)
4-
1
3-
.U
preferred
4-
$1.061/4
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
12 %c
3%
—
common
(quar.)___
50c
(quarJ_.
Jr.
3-17
3-20
20c
(quar.)—
common
Lothrop,
(Wm.)
1
3-30
-■
(quar.),
preferred
4-
40c
(quar.)
Petroleum
<te
3-26
1
30c
(quar.)
Co.—
4-15
17%C
'
-
dividend-
3-*15
3-29
3-15
3$
6
3-
3-28
6
3-28
50%
3-18
2-18
50-%
3-18
2-18
(monthly)-
25c
4-
1
3-20
37 %c
4-
1
3^14
37 %c
4-30
4-10
37 %c
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
3-29
3r
3-31 "v
3-12
.
7-31
7->10
25c
3-22
3-13
30c
common-
3-11
2-26
5-
4-15
100%
25c
1
3-28
3j2l
50c
4-15
3-29
75c
3-29
3-
40c
tquar.)_
35c
3-30
3-15
15c
3-30
3-15
3-TF
not
closed
for
resident
a
:
this
dividend.
Less
x Less
tax 15%; resident
British "income tax.
Jamaica
y Previous
«h*te
income
published
and/or
record
tax
date
Ron-
7%.
tax.
date
8
4
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
JPayable In Canadlap funds, tax deductible at the
source.
8
quar.V
books
8
3-29
$1.25
dividend—*.
•Transfer
3-15
20c
30c
4-
3
4-
Youngstown Steel Car -(quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
Radio Corp.
(quar.)J
5-20
b-14
3-15
6-14
4-
4- .3
7-
Zenith
62 %c
6
6
3-30
$1.25
*.•
'
preferred
Stock
6-14
4-
6
4-"3
$1.25
(quar.)
York
Corrugating (quar.)_,
Youngstown Foundry & -Machine,
4-15
7»
9-
6
4-
GOc
o*
lortue
Aianulacturing (quar.)
Yellow-Cab Co., 6% preferred-(quar.)—
1
4-30
7
9-14
4-
*
6-
4-
a
A
(quar.)
preferred
Wrlgley
''
1
4-
3-14
25c
(F. W.) & Co., Ltd. (stock div.)
*—Hpnrcit rpeetnts (stock div.)
8
40c
1
6-15"
$1.
i
a
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
3-11
$1.75
4-ir»
4-
55c
—
—
common
Inc.,'
Co.
Woodward
3-11
1
1
37%c
Wool worth
4-
.
$1.75
-
Ltd.,
preferred
&
Woodley
3-18
4-
5-
$2
20c
—
(quar.)
1
preferred
Stock
3-13
+25c
(quar,)—
Ltd
4-15
:_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Wiser
f
3-25
30c
(s-a)
150c
Stationery Corp.—
preferred
5.04%
5-15
3-30
$1
Utilities ' <quar.K__-
Corp.
-
3-15
4-15
3-11
15c
:_
Public
60c
3-14
\
Trust,**
Wisconsin
3-20
3-20
3-30
4-1-
a7%*
&
(George)
4'A%
&
Trust
United
*._a
Investment
3-15
10c
(quar.)
1,
the company.
b_—
12-20
37
Machinery
4-
20C
25c
previously reported
3-29
10c
;
3-15
class
1-10-58
$1.75
^
l,
a
25e
;
(quar.)__
com,
4-
(quar,)
$2.50
1
7
$1.25
Stores
(monthly)
;
Electric Power, 6-% pfd. (quar.)—
6-
7
3-
3-15
■
(quar.)
Common
i
3-20
(Bait.)—
(quar.)
3.
United
Ltd.,
v
Common
8
3-29
3-
3-25
1
Winn-Dixie
5c
3-25
4-
(quar.F
Wisconsin
-
(quar.i
3-11
17c
(qua-r;)—
dividend
Tablet
B
4y»%
"1
iquar.)
U.
-
pfd.
9-20
$1.12%
Lithograph Co.—
preference series A (quar.)
5%
S.
6%
3-11
-
1st
6-20
—
Co.,
Hoffman
S.
7%
7-20
15c
Co.
1
common——
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
3-8
1
Storage
Guaranty
4-
135c
$2.50
(reduced)
(quar.)
Gypsum
3-
8
B
Ry.,
preferred'(qua*.)_~
5%%
-
preference
3-15
$1.50
Co.,
preferred
1
.
class
Co.,
preferred
3-15
•
3-
3-20
1.'
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)—
Wieboldt Stores, common
(quar.)_
.
partic,
Cold
&
preferred
S.
30c
.
Corp.—
States
Foil
S.
7%
7-
68%c
S.
7%
62 %c
4%
25c
$2.50
iquar.)
(quar.)
i
3-30
3-20
4-
40c
(final)
Wilson
10c
3-20
,,
(s-a)—
White Motor
3-13
profits)
& Chemical.. ....
preferred (quar.)——
Fidelity
Class
50c
(quar.)
1
.
$1.10
:
rescinded by
Extra __L:
invest¬
50c
S.
50C
(quar.)-*
& Canal
4-
4rl5
4-15
■
2-28
3-15
25c
preferred (quar.
net
1
6
3-5
2-26
4-15
170c
Mfg. (quar.)
a
Wheeling Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
$5 prior, preferred (quar.)
2-28
4-
~
$1.05
^—
$2.50
Ceramic Tile
30c
(quar.)
1
3-29
Bearing Corpi
$$1
J35c
$1,02%
$1.12 y2
Weyehberg Shoe
'»
Borax
35c
(quar.)
from
securities
Manufacturers
RR.
50c
:
Pacific
4%%
50c
common
&
Jersey
Non-cumulative
3-I8
4-15
32l/2c
(5c
from
Quarterly
25p
,
$i.06y4
Quarterly
3-30
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
com.
Quarterly "
4-
$1,25
pfd.
5c
United
5%
(quar.)
&
3-15
56c
...
Fund,
income
4-11
433Ac
(interim)
37 '/2c
preferred
12-14
4-1
$1
(quar.)—
Co.
5-1
3-
•
3-20
3-30
*
1%
iquar.)
Stockholders
Whitaker
Gas
4'A%
.8-31
.
(quar,).
Improvement,
(quar.)
Illuminating Co._.
50c
Cos
Utilities—
preferred
3-29
3-29
3-21
10c
"
preferred
25c
*.
Taylor Instruments
Cities
5 Va %
56'Ac
,
(s-a)
"
3-30
25c
(quar.)
5%
3-20
8
3-
stock
was
Common
10-15
3-18
-3-15
30<?
(quar.)-*.
Plywood,
Western
7-15
87 V2c
convertible
GOc
'
Class
(quar.)
convertible
$3.50
3-15
1
$1.12 y2
Surety
preferred
A
Weston
(quar.)
$3.50
3-
1
4-
Oil Fields—
Western
7
preferred
preferred
3-10
3-10
3-22
j25c
common
Class
3-
preferred
3-20
4-
+$1.75
——i.—
Insurance
Westmoreland,
(quar.)_.
8
37'/2c
2nd preferred
Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)
Western
-
8-9
convertible
common,
8
3-
35c
(Toronto.)
1st
4
$3.50
preferred
3-
3-30
:
non-cumulative
4-
-
3-18
$1.25
Ltd.
4-15
3-20
3-20
50c
...
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv.
$1.12 »/a
3-14
A
(quar.)
preferred
here
Co,—
Cigar-Whelan,
3-15
11c
(accuin.)
The 8%
4-12
1
Series
1
1
3-20
Stores (increased quar.)
Ltd., class A ( quar.)___
Western
4-12
1
1
United
4-
Income)*.
(quar.)
5%
(quar,)
Glass
10c
(quar.)
(stock div.)
1
4-
&
7c
___
5-
5-
4-
Can
3-15
—
Casualty
A
Ltd.
'
4-10
United
30c
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4;%'
—
3-29
50C
Tambfyn <G.), Ltd.,
5
4-15
15c
*.___
common
5-15
$1
(quar.)
Inc.,
6-15
iquar.)
U.
(James),
3-15
(quar.).*
Co.
$1.25
Products,
3-25
(quar.)
dividend)
3-
1
25c
(quar.>
4%
3-11
series)
„
Electric
1
series)
Biscuit
(stock
3-22
4-
Department
Wester.n
America—
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common (quar.)
Sunshine Mining (quar.)___
preferred
4-
___
of
Lines
si.25
$1.40
20c
—_—___
(1955
t37%c
(quar.)
Co.
5%
-
3-11
Omaha
3-22
20c
3-20
1
(1956
(Canada)* (quar.)..
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-
1
4-
preferred
(quar.)__
Superior Propane, Ltd.,
Bwift & Co. (quar.)
1
4-
preferred
**._
Tool
5-
15c
30c
(quar.)_—_
4%
preferred
&
of
1
1
31'Ac
——_
investment
'
(s-a)
<
Stockyards
United
(increased)
Machine
t35c
iquar.)
3-15
f
;
dividend
Maryland
4-20
——
4%
payment.
60c
pay¬
—
Mines.
Ltd.
Co.—_
common
1
Co.—
Western
Corp.—
Extra
Sunstrknd
Canada,
4-
-
*
"
25c
Assurance
of
RR.,
Aircraft
common
$4.50 preferred
Co.
Investment
Air
(quar.)
Consolidated
Chemical,
Gas
Pacitic
United
(quar.)
Power
Life
"
United
& Stern Textiles, 4%%
pfd, (quar.)_
Stix, Baer & Fuller, 7% first pfd. (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)_
convertible
Class
4-20
-
8
3M5
4-1
Foundry (quar.)*..*—^_
(increased)-——i.——
Western
4-20
5-15
5-15
,
Strawbrldge & Clothier, com.
$5 preferred <quar.)__*
:
4-20
$1
3-
1
4-
2-27
5-15
4
1
4-
50C
Grocers,
7% preferred (quar.
Western insurance Securities—
3-15
38c
;
3-
4-
4-
Steel
Gas
Western
2-21
1
92y2c
(quar.)
Inc.
*
3-29
40c
__
(quar.)
net
Assurance
Western
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
30c
_____
4-
4-26
20c
Fixture—
&
preferred
Western
$6
(quar.)__
87 %c
Ltd.
Mills
Electric
$5 preferred
1
,
pfd.
(quar.)_—
(quar.)_,
B
$4.50
3-15
25c
4-20
1
$1.25
—
Texas
Stock
6
$4.25
(quar.)
(quar.)___
common
Utilities, 4.40%/ preferred (quar.)
West Virginia PUlp & Paper (quar.)_
West Virginia Water Service,-common.—
3-19
3-
1
5-
$1.37
4.10%' preferred series C (quar.)______^*._
4.20% preferred series B (quar.)__„*—
4V2.%". preferred (quar*)___
-
3-15
3-22
5-
10c
-
(quar.)___,_—__
Snowdrift
Michigan
West Penn
3-15
1
preferred
12'/2c
class
3-15
3-26
preferred
•
Co.,
West
9
$3.70
*
Tube
Ohio
3-
3-15
25c
-
hr
(quar,)-*.—
(quar.)———
from
&
Penn
3-20
$3.50
Properties
Chemical
West
■West
9
4-16
93%c
Materials,
8
8
3-
payable
a
Oil
3-
40c
(quar.)_——
(liquidating)
(quar.)____—__
com.
8
4-15
of
& Light, Ltd.—
preferred' (quar.)_-_——
3-
35c
—
2nd
8
3-
Kootenay Power
7%
3-8
"
1
3-15
$4.50
&
8
3-20
4-23
1956.
Ltd., class A
Register common
West
3-
25c
4-
1
Wesson
2-27
i
4-
(Quarterly
West
Ltd.—
Corp.,
3-
1
75c
(Initial)-
5% preferred <quar.)__—__—
Products
(quar.)—Wellington Fund—•
V;
-
8
25c
(quar.)
partic.
1
30c
Weco
3-18
■
1
t50c
3-
1
t$1.12%
4-
Stern
5%
3-29
10c
preferred (quar.)*_
preferred (quar.)__*
preferred (quar.)
1 5%%
i9c
reported in
was
11,
*.*.-.
Talcott
3-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Works
Sylvania
3-15
1
'
non-cum.
3-29
(L. S.) Co. (quar.)
—75c
State Street Investment
25c
Stecher Traung Lithograph, common...:
25c
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Sun Life
1
4-
(quar.)————
Acceptance
60c
Union
increased
an
Dec.
Paving
Sunbeam
3-15
4-
5%
55c
Incorrectly
Radio
Home
Sullivan
Union
3-29
Starrett
5%
1
1
(Ohio)
Class A
Sterling
St.
4-
4-
t75ci:
income)
Co.,
Showcase
3-23
Jersey—
dividend
on
preferred
Stedman
Weber
(quar.)__
(quar.)
dividend)*
dividend
previous
Standard-Toch
5%
Knitting
dividend
of
one
share
of
Kirby
VenSyn Petroleum for each 17'/2 shares
9c
(quar.)
Co.
March
Standard
5%
Wayne
$1.40
(N.
(stock
25c*
62 %c
(quar.)
3-11
75c
Insurance
Correction:
5%
Salle
3-29
16c
distribution
quar.
common-
Motor
3-11
4-
—__
(quar.)
5'/a preferred
Stock
183Ac
Participating
Stanley
Stanley
Co
1st
a
Watson-Standard
*
La
4-19
—
Productions
3-25
,
t25c
—
and
Waukesha
Power—
Film
5
3-11
—;_—___
(quar.)
3-25
25c
50c
<fe
8
4-
3-20
$4.50
(annual).
(quar.)
from investment
Western
3-20
6-
Extra-
Standard
3-21
20C
(quar.)
—
Towers
Udylite Corp.
6
15c
—
quar
3-
4-15
Investing—
Baking Co.,
5'/2% preferred
3-10
1
17 %c
(quar.)
com.
Street
6s
3-18
1.
4-
3-15
40c
(increased)
common
Fruit & Steamship,
Standard
3-
4-
,
(quar.)—
Forgings
Standard
3-20
50c
!—_____
Standard
Standard
South
208
8
94c
(Del.)—
4-10
4-
____________
preferred
gains
2
3-
3-18
1
Inc.
3-18
10c
(Specfal of 10c from net long-term capital
'
Increased
9-13
12-
3-31
System,
preferred
2-28
.
20c
quar.)—
&
Ward
30c
67 %c
(N. Y.)
1*
4%%
3-20
*
(initial)-
common
v;
$1-01
i-*'
Co.,
(initial
Co.,
Walt Disney
f 25c
______
(quar.)
$2.70
preferred
(quar,)
Trunz,. Inc.——
Tucson Gas, Electric Light
7-
10-^1
Telegraph—
&
(quar.)_______
Materials
preferred
3-15
-
„
30c
12-13
8
425c
Corp.—
3-6
;
8
3-
(quar.)—_
3-6
(special)
common
Standard
33A%
8
30c
3-
1
3-30
—
Fire
.Standard
Standard
Tri-Continental
8
50c
1
4-
iquar.)_
iquar.)—
3-8
•<
4*
$3
Wall
3-11
I s-a)
Corp. Fund. 4'/2%,
4-1
.
8
160c
4-1
>
3-21
3-
3-lli
—
4-1
(quar.l—
preferred
ment
33-
—l—30c
___
Co., class A (quar.)_
;
<H.)-Goorierham & Worts, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Walker Mfg. Co. of Wisconsin, com. (quar.)
3-18
1
:____
certificates
(quar,)
_
3-20
2
3-23
___________—-
common
v
preferred
Products
Food
5%
1
3-31
(qdar.)__
trust
6-
25c
A
Investment
30c
Tobacco
Walker
3-31
common
30c
(quar.)
3-29
t25c
Ltd.,
.;
Lines,
12c
4-15
•
$1.12%
Corp., Ltd., class A
preferred
Voting
2
3-29
$1.12%
*.
Standard
these
5•/«>,
2-28
Wabash R.R.
12V2C
(quar.)
Transcon
3-31
$1.25
-
—
tquar.)-.
preferred
3-11
$1.06 V*
preferred (quar.)———
Trans-Canada
4-18
"*4-
20c
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred (accum.)
The
-1
4-15
25c
—
———
Quarterly
on
4-18
5
3-%
(quar.)—
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
Square D Co. (quar.)—
Standard
4-18
1:
B
7-11
68 %c
6%
Telephone
3-30
4-
(quar.)—________________
preferred
1
Vuican
(quar.),.—_
preferred
*
International
Extra
75c
4-18
1
5-
Class
5%
8-
Vita
———
(quar.)
Corp.
Finance
4'/2%
>'•;
Co.
4-16
37 %c
preferred
3-15
31'Ac
(quar.)_—
pfd.
class
—
,Spokane
$1.60
'
1
5-
27'Ac
-
(quar,)——
5-
$1.15
»
4.36%
Traders
Co.
1
3-15
31 '/4c
*
(quar.)
London
&
Torrington
4-18
preferred
preferred
A
2-28
5-
3-15
3-30
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Works
Iron
class
Towmotor
preferred
$1.20
Inc.
Packing
4- 1
.
Co.,
Gunners
2-28
37j/2C
Railway,
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Realty & Construction,
preferred (quar.)__
5%
$1.16'A
*_
4'/2%
A
Tishman
$1.07
(quar.)-.
preferred
3-11
3-20
1
Oil
Clothes,
Top
Tobin
(quar,)————„
preferred
4-1
4-
$1.50
Stores,
8
2-28
2-28
1
40c
(quar.)__
(initial series)
class
3-20
3-20
3-29
17 %c
(quar.)_____;—
common
Corp.,
3-
3-20
*
45c
3-20
4-
10c
preferred series B
preferred
5-15
3.90%
,
Drug
4'A%
8-15
dividend)
preferred
3%
(quar.)
3-20
Waldorf
—______
Inc.,
v.
dividend)--
common
5'
3-13
$1.03
4-
tl5c
—
3-
1
4-
Walker
(quar.)
Investment
6-14
3.70%
$4
conv.
non-conv.
9-13
(stock
preferred
Tool
5%
—
,
.Markets,
5%
.__
25c
Southwestern
Sun
convertible
Power
Thorofare
25c
Southwestern
"
70c
Thor
8
(quar.)
4.28%
*
(Toronto)—
3-20
$1.05
5'/2%
Thompson-fcuarrett co., Inc.—
J62'/2C
Ltd.
30e
$1.50-
(quar.)f*.
Virginia
Trust,
Thompson Industries, Inc.:—
New common (initial quar.)...
4-1
pfd.
3-15
15c
3-20
(quar.)j*."
$4
Investment
•
3-29
3-20
preferred
$1
5-15
(quar.)—
5%
General
6
87 %c
■_
preferred
6%
3-J.o
(quar.)_____—
33-
3-29
r
(stock
3-20
(quar.)—^—
preferred (quar.)
$1
1
Co.—
Mills
1
(increased)
preferred
Virginian
3-23
1
1
2
$4.20
-
1
4-
—
1
—
Lumber
1
1
1
4-
1
8-31
12-
-
$4.12
4-10
4-
__—
Co.__
6-
preferred
4.65%
•
Co.
Canadian
4-
%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carbon
1
9
$4.04
4-10
31'Ac
A
Therinoid
Electric—
&
v'
(reducea)
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
com.
25c
1
5-
$1.19
preferred (quar.)————_
25c
Southwest Natural Gas Co., $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Southwestern Gas & Electric—
$3
preferred
Third
$5
4-10
3-
$0.2656
(quar.)——
5%
1
1
Thermutomic
5-15
3-15
5-
Equipment
4-
4-
$2.5Q
_—______—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.
Virginia Electric & Power,
5-17
5-
%| preferred B
4
3-15
1
4-
preferred
5%
5%
Southwest
?
4%
5
(quar.)__*_
24c
Co. (quar.) _—25c
Co.,
Ry.
3-11
preferred (quar.)
4-
1-
9-10
150c
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
/•;'•
6% partic. preferred' (accumulative)—
6-15
6-
B5c
Victor
4-
6-10
12-10
(quar.)
com.
3-15
30c
3-29
3-
$1.25
'
Works,
3-15
(quar.
common
(s-a)
1
$1,25
4-22
%
1
iquar.)
:
(quar.)
preferred
Ry.—
4-
36c
inc.,
$1.25
Pacific
4-
$1.21
Textron,
3-
Pipe Line
3-15
3-20
.
$1.25
$1.24/ ;
Gas
5
3-15
■'
$2.50
enenjxcai
3V2%
3-30
$1.25
(s-a)
preferred
Victor
2
3-18
4-
3-30
25c
-
5%
;
1
"
4%
—
(quar,)
preferred '(quar,)-i—v
Ltd.
(quar.)
Common
3-
1
4-
Corp.—
$1.35.,
——
3-18
<
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
3-14
4-1
3-15
1
preferred
Utilities
1
3-31
1
4-
$1.14
Textiles, Inc., 4%
22 %c
5-
&
3-18
60c
Ltd.,
Power
preferred
Southern
4-
8
$1
$1.14
(quar.),
Light Co., $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
prelerred (quar.)
$4.76
Co.
Nevada
4.80%
1
8
3-
dividend
$1.16
iquar.)
3-28
50c
t50c
_________——
preferred
Southern
4-
8
3-
1
(quar.)
Natural
Power
Texas
1
3-
1
(quar.)
preferred
prelerred
Texas
1
4-
4-
Transmission
preferred
Texas-Illinois
$5
4-
$1.28
$1.31 %
1
(quar.i
preferred
5.40%
3-15
4-
preferred
Gas
Texas
3-15
4-
$1.27%
—
$4.64
3-20
4-
1 quar.i
5.25%
$4.84
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar. 1
Electric Service, $4 preferred
5.12%
,
3-13
4-
—_
4-
4-15
10c
(quar.)______—;
3-
3-29
3-29
(quar.i—
3-22
57c
(quar.)___^*:_
1
3-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
5
Rogers—
1
4-15
__—
preferred
Indiana
&
4-
3-26
(quar.)-.:
Common
Waters
Vanity Fair Mills
Stock
3-12
4-
15 c
:
8
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Southern
Van
1
$1.25
(reduced)
common
(quar.)
8
3-11
(quar.)
Power
8
preferred
3-
Edison—
(quar.)
Canada
$1-02'A
Industries,
Convertible
3-
$1.12'/2
50c
(quar.)
Southern
Norman
8
3-
1
3-28
r
preferred
5.44%
Van
3-
1
1
$1
•
preferred
5
1
4-
4-12
4-
30c
*
<quar.;____
4-
37'Ac
(quar.)
California
Original
3-
4-
A
4-
12 %c
—
Ltd
Soutneastern
3-27
35c
—
class
$1.06 y4
62'/2c
*
common
Rico-Sugar, com.
preferred (quar.)—.—t
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_,—
(quar.)—
JfcJ.j,
$i.l2'/a
57'/2C
Porto
8%
55c
com.
(quar.)__—_____________
Light
Corp.
<J.
(quar.)^-.-.-,-.-.—.^^—,—^
56'Ac
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Southam
Sciver
(quar,)
South
South
Utica Transit
Van
preferred
preferred
27%c
quar.)
Co
Co.
5
5
(quar.)
Transmission,
preferred
$4.56
__—_
Oil
&
3-
3-
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Jersey
Utah Power
1
3-29
15c
1
30c
iquar.)
4.60%
& Gas—
preferred (quar.)
Georgia Natural Gas,
South
Co.
4.50'A
10c
Electric
4-
Upson
5-
$2
$1.37
——
(quar.)
Co.
3-14
of Rec.
50c
-
iquar.)
7c
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
Carolina
South
1
preferred
3%
Holderl
Payable
(quar.)i.
common
12'/2C
f70c
—
(quar.)
common
prelerred
3-14
4-
Tobacco,
10c
——
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Sorg Paper Co.,
3-31
$1.50
<quar.)__*._
4.25%
(quar.).
common
preferred
3-14
Leaf
When
Share
of Company
Universal
31'Ac
383Ac
common
preferred (quar.)
—
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred
$1.25
3-31
$1.25
—^__
Per
Name
4
3-22
90c
50c
Sonotone
Corp.
Gas
3-
30C'
*,
—:.;u;
(quar,)—.—
3-18'
30c
(quar.i
Corp.
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
6'Ac
:
4.10%
plus this dividend). Con¬
Stores,
Drug
Power
Aircraft
Tennessee
22
March
(Ohio),
pfd.
Tennessee
conv. pfd. (entire
redemption on March 22
for
(quar.)
class A—
-**«*______
Telluricie
25c
(quar.)----*.--'-—————-
called
A
B
non-cum.
When
Share
class
Telephone Service
Solvay American Corp., 4%
Issue
Mfg.,
.
iquar.)
Aircraft
Solar
Per
Name of Company
Telechrome
3-25
4-30
70c
Mills Ltd.—-
Paper
3-29
5- 1
*25c
$2 preferred
(quar.)—^50c
Snyder Tool & Engineering (quar.)—-.—10®
Common
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
O.)
Share
.
(quar.i
'
was
is
Incorrect.
Indicated
The
here.
corrected
payment
Number 5621
185
Volume
55
(1323)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
■3yj
of
General
Investment News
v
Colo.—Stock Offered—
Indianapolis, Ind., on
publicly offered 25,000,000 shares of capital
par
(10 cents per share) to residents pf In¬
March
5
stbck
at
capital, etc.—V.
184,
acquisitions/exploration, working
Common
$1,215,022 In 1956, or $1.61 a share, com¬
$1,081,179, or $1.46 a share in 1955, according to the
annual report to stockholders.
*
~-Vr
„ YY
Sales
in
1956
were
$31,011,453,
against $30,349,397 in 1955, an
Increase
of $662,056.
Figures include consolidated sales of. sporting
firearms and power
mowers manufactured at Chicopee Falls? Mass.,
and the C. V. Hill and Co. division at Trenton,
makers of commer¬
cial refrigerated equipment and ice cream
cabinets. The company's
6ales have not included military items in the last two years.
Dividends paid were $1.00 a share on 753,849 shares outstanding in
corporation earned
chased
'•
:•
with
and-740,089 in
Economies
1955.-.
anticipated from
are
branch
also reports expansion of its sales forces and
centers iri New York City and Los Angeles.
company
distribution
construct
Director,
175, p. 2080.
elected President.—V.
was
,
„
.
at
Month
of January—
-
1957
$326,257
206.176
-
'
Net revenue from railway operations
^Ret
railway operating income—
—V.
185, p. 1043.
—
Y'
-
-
:
«.
Gwinville
the
gas
■
sales
hfet
and
revenues
income
before
Federal
other
income
taxes—
taxes
—
income
Net
Earned
I
share
per
Flaitz;
Suburban
The
station.
compressor
assets
Total
If.
—
to
gas
There
Inventories
Net
Current
surplus
of
—V.
2_-
!
liabilities
Earned
No.
.
assets
Current
—
'
—
outstanding
shares
—-—•*
-
/
Y
2696."
p.
a———
-
—
common
183,
—V.
• *
'
-
"
Y
•
,,
Taylor
«
January—
H.
also
„.
.
——
1957
1956
$41,015,820 $41,110,139
operations
$6,876,424
$7,607,659
3,110,668
3,593,807
Railway
!
stockholders on March 21 will vote on
$4,200,000 in■ 5sinking fund promissory
of
Net
185,
Railway operating revenue!Railway operating expenses
Y—
$7,389,297
operations—
$7,181,898
3,553,091
3,496,031
—
—
"Net
railway operating income-
'
—V.
185,
826.
p.
;
Z'Y
-
!
Dec.
Ended
Year
31—
.
185,
Net sales
*
i.
—
Y„
shares
'Earned
-
taxes
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Sales Up—Earnings
■
'
——!
Year Ended Dec. 31—
sales
Net
Income
before
Income
taxes
taxes
.
.
——_J
-
1
-
Y
income
Net
.-T
,
Off—
1956
1955
$46,633,811 $45,987,064
2,032,904
2.263,627 "
981,855
1,156.542
of
$1,051,049
Book
-
value
per
The
new
Pratt
Solar,
at
underway
Herbert
major
President,
Kunzel,
J57
building
in orders for
assemblies in
J57
both
lages
in
Moines.—V.
Des
185,
ing
Co.—Stock
p.
said.
United Aircraft Corp. awarded
turbojet engine components. Solar
the San Diego and Des Moines,
<
!
'
!.
subscribe
before
&
■
.
•
the
the
sale
The
their
t
two
in
investment
Co.,, which they
tion of property.
will
jointly control, and for the
BUSINESS—The
'
company
owns
all
the
construction or acquisi¬
outstanding common 'stock
income
■
348,257
$119,162
$133,585
40,047
p.
to start this
51,732
1956
the
year
Equipment
has
and
informed
in
the
expansion
in
1956
were
billion-mark in 1956 and
hign, the company's 63,800
$1
new
a
1956
of
annual
the
mailed
report
natural
company's
on
gas
14%
and
Further diversification and growth
production, and in conversion And
hydrocarbons, added to. the total,
i
gas
and petroleum
gas
net
1956
for
income
Gardiner Symonds,
1955,
over
$1.93
oil
of
field
of
was
$34,702,871,
an
President, reported.
increase
ot
This equalled
share on the common stock, after provision for preferred
dividends, compared with $1.76 for 1955. Both figures are based
per
14,659,681
outstanding Dec. 31, 1956. Consolidated
hign of $267,634,916, an in¬
shares
common
revenues also reached a new
the preceding year of 34%.
over
program
increased total pipeline mileage to
pipeline delivery capacity to 1,863,000 MCF and
capacity, through use of underground storage, to
2,080,000
MCF.
Further
expansion
to 2,400,000 MCF average-day
capacity and to 2,800,000 MCF on peak-days is currently sought in
applications pending before the Federal Power Commission. This pro¬
posed future construction would cost approximately $184,000,000.
The company materially stepped-up its oil and gas exploration and
production program in 1956. Above-average results were obtained frohi
its wildcat drilling program. Through development and purchase, daily
average production of oil/condensate and plant products was increased
to 26,650 barrels at year-end, a rise of 29%
for the year. Net pro¬
ducing oil and gas wells totaled 1,793.
Bay Fetroleum Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary, continued moder¬
nization and enlargement of its oil
refineries at New Orleans and
Denver and expanded its marketing facilities. Two wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries began operations in 1956. One was Tennessee-Venezuela, 8. A.,
which,
with the subsidiaries of four other U. S. corporations, will
develop oil and gas concessions in Venezuela. Thb other, Tennessee
Products
Pipe Line
Co.,
transports, separates, stores and markets
natural gas hydrocarbons through facilities located principally in the
1956
The
expansion
average-day
9,811,
delivery
peak-day
Houston
area.
Life
Co.,
Insurance
substantial
realized
gains
1956
in
another
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
and increased its insurance in force
$76,218,000. Petro-Tex Chemical Corp., in which Tennessee
Gas
holds a
half interest, nears completion of new facilities at its
Houston
butadiene plant which
will increase production by approxi¬
by 45%
to
mately 50%.—V. 184,
p.
1
2840.
Texas
was
approximately
befeun
customers
net
announced
on
and
justed
income
in
1956
amounted
to $302,262,620, or $5.51
with $262,729,738, or $4.79 a share in 1955, it was
March
13
by
Augustus C. Long, Chairman of the
compared
share,
Board,
Record Net Income—
Co.—Reports
Consolidated
a
all-time
J.
the
for
W. Foley, President.
The per share figures are ad¬
two-for-one stock split in May, 1956.
report on its 55th year of operations—issued to an
of 131,034 stockholders—disclosed that net income was
annual
Texaco's
record
highest in the company's history. New levels were also achieved in
producing, manufacturing, and marketing operations.
"Consumption of petroleum products is expected to increase during
1.957,"
the report said.
"Domestic demand should rise about 5%
and free-world foreign consumption 8%
to 10%."
Capital
exploratorv
and
half-billion-dollar
including
1957
mark
exDendit"res durin"1. the year exceeded the
the first time.
The totaled $594,906,586.
for
$180,389,511 for the purch»s<> of the capital stock of
Oil
Co.
Ltd.
Texaco's capital and exploratory budget
than
is more
The
for
$450,000,000.
Co.—
Manufacturing
Both
The
oi
Higher Than in 1955—
100^
.
1957
books,
reacned
year
Co.—Earnings Rise—
the
passed
company
details
spring, but no further
724.
Railway
in
operations.
income
income was $2,177,350,654, compared with
$1,890,499,534
for
1955.
Income
from
«ales
and
services
was
$2,046,305,092, a 15.8%
increase, while dividends, interest and other
income amounted to $131,045,562,
a 6.3%
Increase over 1955.
with a healthy volume of unfilled orders
continue lo be actively in the ma:ket
."for
new
equipment and repair parts for cars in service,
said Mr.
Williams;
The
backlog of orders at the end of 1956 amounted lo
S21,993.000 compared with $20,297,000 a year earlier, insuring a high
level of operations throughout the current year, said
Mr. Williams.
sales in
1956 were the second highest ir. the company's Listoiy,
The
on
'
-
185,
$19,821,063.
the capital thus received, to increase
stock" of Southern Electric Generating
1956
$481,842
331,610
railway
the
related
marketing
Trinidad
aircraft.
greater than in 1955
while
sales
increased 36Y, R. Arthur Williams, President,
said in
the annual report
to stockholders.
Net after all expenses and taxes
for the
year
ended Dec. 31, 1956, amounted to $2,753,216. equal to
$2 19
per
share on 1.256.850 common shares outstanding, compared
with
$1,408,781 or $1.08 per share on
1,309,000 .outstanding shares
in the preceding year.
Sales amounted to $26,932,859 compared with
use
ig57
$450,772
the
on
is expected
available.—V.
Net
.
common
plant
new
this
for
company's
Texaco's
to apply the net proceeds from
,
2012,
of
Standard
the additional shares
together with treasury funds t.o
required, to the investment of up to $9,250,000 in common
Power Co. and up to $19,750,000 in common stock
Power Co.
subsidiaries
in 1954.—V. 183, p.
Earnings Nearly 100%
Alabama
of- Georgia
.
i
of
which
are
.
Calif, division, is
of the Board.—V. 184, p.. 730
at year-end to $1,006,562,455.
tne
in
Inc., announced
President of the
a
Oil Co.
company,
the
of
extent
stock
company. proposes
Co.,
K.
Roberts, research ar.d development Vice-President
Standard
Oil.
said
the cartridge was developed by the company's
research staffs
at
Whiting and Seymour.
He said construction 01
Co..
the company's LaVerne,
of
Unit Appointed—
Joseph
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
9.48
cents per share.
PROCEEDS—The
their combined income from operations was
received from such unconsolidated subsidiaries
1956, compared to $701,168 during 1965.
Mitchell,
President of Standard Brands,
the
appointment oi Mark Candee as
Partition
jet engines for B-57
Kidder, Peabody <fc Co. and Merrill Lynch,
(jointly) asked a compensation of $142,900, or
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
Equitable Securities Corp. (jointly) asked $1S2,031, or 12.774 cents per
share, and Lehman Brothers asked $224,900, or 14.9 cents per share.
Stanley
Morgan
8
Standard
share.
per
and
during
from
Tennessee
(Indiana)—Air Force Contract—
March 12, received a $3,412,593 Air Force
contract
for jet aircraft fngine starter cartridges, said
its Amoco
"Chemicals Corp. subsidiarv will construct a plant and make the units
at
Seymour, Ind:
The smokeless starter caitridge will be used for
656.
1,507,304
shares of additional common, stock (par $5) at $20 per
share at the rate of one new share for each thirteen
shares held of record on March 13, 1957.
A group of
investment firms headed by The First Boston Corp. was
awarded the underwriting of this offering on March 14
on its bid for a compensation of $135,000, or 8.956 cents
-
assets
,
of
sales
American Partition Co.
by
Offered—The company is offer¬
its common stockholders the right to
3:30 p.m. (EST) on April 4 for
to
or
on
figures
division of Standard Brands.
A well-recognized company in the fibreboard partition industry, with
its principal office
and plant located in Milwaukee, Wis., Ameficau
Partition
also maintains offices and manufacturing plants in Bound
Brook, N. J.; Merced, Calif., and Chicago, 111.
The latter plant func¬
tions as the Traver Partition Co., a name retained after its acquisition
This
Southern
over
Dividends
S.
American
Aircraft Co. placed $2,000,000 in orders with Solar for
for the Falcon air-to-air missile.
Solar builds Falcon fuse¬
Hughes
fuselages
465,629
the
unconsolidatd subsidiaries operating
United States and Canada in terms of United States dollars
Ihe
Feb,
on
already
plants.
Iowa,
$861,589
100,211
\k—
Profit Up 14.5'
1956.
$651,052
Joel
and missile comprograms
$535,376
1956
year
New President of
this company.
to
1,896,132
$473,206,728,
18%
$23,718,646
were
Whitney Aircraft Division of
&
$4,000,000
i.Solar
is
for jet-engine
$6,000,000
were announced on March 11 by
contracts represent additions
ponents
the
combined
outside
Co.—Receives Large Orders—
aggregating
orders
New
r
and
$1,194,480.
Solar Aircraft
$2,757,721
2,022,074
Brands Inc.—Net
for
consolidated
16,
The
were
;
1957
$2,557,450
the highest in the history of the
1955 sales of $400,665,928.
include subsidiaries operating
in the
United States and Canada,
and also the operations of Clinton Corn
Processing and American Partition Divisions from date of acquisition,
31, 1956.—V. 185,
charge
4.
crease
—
operations———
income——
of
operating
1956
railway
from
totaled
sales
These
1158.
of
Co.—New President Elected—
$106,000,000
stock
Seattle Ry.—Earnings-
1955
April
for number of shares outstanding Dec.
'Adjusted
p.
40,425
868.
p.
income
Net
*$2.21
*$24.78
pfd.
on
185,
company,
$1,127,083
52.04
$26.31
-
stock (after
stocks).
share of common stock
requirements
10,000 shares
be offered at par.
to be added to oper¬
Central Ry.—Earnings—
Consolidated
$107,519
14,795
January—
revenue
Net
in
Earnings per share of common
dividend
177,412
amounted to $12,094,829, an increase
or 14.5%
over 1955, Joel S. Mitchell, President, announced on Feb.
13.
This
was
equivalent after preferred dividend requirements to $3.48
per share on the 3.257.810
average number of common shares out¬
standing in 1956.
Net income for 1955 was $10,563,450, or $3.10
per
share on the 3,249,653 average number of shares outstanding
$3.53-
$3.02
$217,193
162,904
868.
p.
Standard
1956.—V. 184, p. 2340.
stock dividend of Dec. 28,
10%
'Adjusted for
—V.
V
and
to
pipeline system from the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast.to the Appalachian
and northeastern states was the chief factor in Increasing consolidated
$284,931
*$54,289
operations———"—
income—
Net railway operating
1956
- *
1955
Y
$22,574,092 $23,780,499
1,496,769
1,744,958
495,000
450.000
1
share
per
Net
——
——
after
incoxne
Net
Common
*
!
railway
from
revenue
railway operating
'
-
revenue——_——.—-—
Railway operating revenue!
Railway operating expenses—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decreased—
Sealed Power Corp.
$1)
both
January—
income
on
_
—
in
stockholders
1956
1957
Spokane, Portland &
$3,921,669
$4,029,2)3
;—1,988,0862,140,509
from railway operations
Ntt revenue
Net
-
of
Assets
net
RR.—Earnings—
operating expenses
Month
Y
'
(par
$5),
(par
The proceeds are
operating revenue
operating expenses
March
operating
Railway
—V.
,
stock
Tennessee Gas Trabsmission
1158.
p.
Railway
' 1957
1956
$14,649,913 $14,153,547
10,728,244
10,124,334
•
Silver
185, p. 1050.
1956
$23,683,906 $22,888,942
16,294,609 15,707,044
——
—
Spokane International
Net
-
stock
common
underwriting.
Fibre
revenue
A
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
of
preferred
railway operating
—V.
1957
operating income
railway
—V.
notes.—'V. 174, p. 107.
Month of January—
Month
Nct
January—
Net revenue from railway
approving the issuance
The
of
Corp.,
185, p. 868.
Month of January—
V
shares
no
Tennessee
Railway
.
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—Notes Approved—
184,
director.
a
33,502,480
operating income
Founding
Insurance
John M. Taylor continues as Chairman
34,139,396
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses--.
.
-V.
M.
J.
railway
from
revenue
Month
...
2,060,095
3i, 1956.
Dec.
Taylor, Jr. has been elected President to succeed Merritt
Taylor, who continues as a Director.
John M. Taylor, Jr., formerly
Net
6,547.000
.
4,000
will be
John
Southern Railway—Earnings—
•
2,297,000
1,675,000
16,770.000
11,264,000
9.548,000
8,936,000
35,609,000 .28.676,000
16,774,000 114,653,000 ■'
28,451,000 20,906.000
1,760,000 * 1,760,000
———
———
■__!
.
■/
at
ating funds and surplus.
$4.71
^
Life
cumulative
6%
also issued orders authoriing
Callery, independent producers, to
Southern Natural.—V. 185, p. 724.
operating reyenue^
operating expenses
Net railway
Y.
9,253,000
———
——
Securities
Gov't.
S:
(net)
equipment
and
Cash
of
Month
Railway
$45,489,000 $35,823,009
——
plant
Prop.,
$6.04
DEC. 31
ITEMS AT
SHEET
outstanding
shares
corporation on Feb. 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering
and Francis A.
ai.
et
additional
the
Railway
$3,292,000
310,625,000
-
——
—
—
BALANCE
.
13,975,120
21,472,148
2,367,134
tons
4,318,825
on
*5.05
L4-.
Spring, Md.—Files With SEC—
defrayed from current funds. The FPC
-r
21,818,638
$5.25
16,257,967
-
1733.
p.
purpose
M.
'
.
1956
.T 1955
$56,853,000 $46,956,009
22,725,000
19,092,003
12.100,000
10,800,000
Vear Ended Dec. 31—
,
22,693,712
22,535,032
Vice-President
Up 28%
1956
19
$272,886,911 $227/ 5,261
taxes
taxes
'Based
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Net
after
production—net
Ingot
,
,
.
*60,487
(& Subs.)- -Earnings Up—
31—
—
Income
~
Schering Corp.—Reports Record Sales—Earns.
Dec.
Depreciation and depletion
has
authorized this company to
facilities in Louisiana at an esti¬
-
'
sell
Ended
profit
$6,473
*76,657
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Years
'Earnings per share
J.
$87,412 v " $120,081
61,791
58,273
•
Co.
Co..,—- —
Net
be
-
;
&
of the facilities will be to make available to its
system additional natural gas reserves from the Napoleonville Field,
Assumption Parish, and the Fort Jackson Field, Plaquemines Parish, La.
'.The company contemplates no new sales or services as a
result of
the installation of
the new facilities. The cost of the facilities
will
1956
$311,737
224,325
——
$1,538,000.
of
♦$2,943
railway operation.
185, p. 868.
company
The
*
-
-
2.0
2.0
2.0
1.0
—-
Weeks &
Hutton
of 8%-inch pipeline,
including a
River; two measuring
stations; and to install two 660-horsepower compressor units at the
Toca compiessor station, one 550-horsepower compressor at the White
Castle compressor station, and one 1,350-horsepower compressor unit
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings—
Railway-operating revenue——
Railway operating expenses..——
263,051
will construct about 10.5 miles
submarine crossing of the Mississippi
The
new
December
in
1956
$269,524
Sales
Commission
Power
operate, natural
and
mated cost
Hickey;
President
since
1940,
retired for health
and Joseph V. Falcon, Vice-President and Sales
F.
Frederick
reasons
Federal
The
to Sperry Rand Corp. and transfer of manufacturing opera¬
Chicopee Falls, Mass.," and Trenton, N. J.,
wherer similar
manufacturing is carried Ori an'additional new facilities .are being
The
1957
";-
Y
981.
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
,288.561
Soiithern Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
;
to
built.
p."
—V. .185,
F.
efforts on
madfe
areas
$285,618
5.0
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
developmental
and
research
and
also
in
diversified
year."—V. 185, p. 490.
the
operating revenue
Railway
•Deficit.—V.
Baumgartner, Downing & Co.
fafctory
tions
inc.
15.6
___i__*—1—
Island
of
Net revenue from
E.
Co.
during
January—
Bleichroeder,
and S.
Baker,
&
possible to report that
equipment
products
headway
pur¬
18.1
Allen
diversification moved ahead on two
company acquired the Jobn Gillen
of
The
Railway operating expenses
stock
18.1
18.1
-
is
Month
the manag¬
Wertheim '&
Co
noted.
Net railway operating income
Arnhold
18.1
Boston Corp
its
with
pre-strike
to
program
Williams
Staten
Outstanding
Carl M. Loeb,. Rhoades & Co.
v
"it
forth below:
%
-
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co._
;
Y.t
the company's Utica. N:
sale of
'
Railway's
Mr.
railway
21,102,250 shs.
of The First Boston Corp.,
names
due to a mid¬
attendant effect upon
levels,"
Mr. Williams
operations
of
steel
production
FINANCING
PRESENT
25,000,000 shs.
value)
set
are
..
The First
Y
-
them
by
•
..
.
EFFECT TO
GIVING
par
curtailment
industry
a
the
of
111., engaged in an entirely different field than that of
railway equipment—the manufacture of precision parts for a wide
variety of office and other types of machinery.
Further, he said,
more
ing underwriter,'- and of the other purchasers of the unsubscribed
and the respective percentages of
the unsubscribed stock to be
Increased Earnings—1
Savage Arms Corp.—Reports
1956
($5
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
This
stock
and
in
Cicero,
Co.,
1955.
in
825.
p.
'
■
respectively,
Authorized
to be used for
net proceeds are
pared
fronts,
company's
CAPITALIZATION
diana only.
'The
Standard
1
,.
328,000
strike
restoration
declared.
debt
funded
$470,736,000
and
the
steel,
of
summer
subsidiaries reported
total operating
revenue
3f- $227,530,000
for
1956 compared with $209,512,000
for
1955.
Net
income of
the subsidiary companies, after preferred divi¬
dends for
1956, was $31,209,000 of which The Southern Co. received
as
dividends $23,792,000.
This compared with $27,956,000 and $21,-
Corp.,
Securities
stock
■
„
EARNINGS—The
Samson Uranium, Inc., Denver,
State
.■
preferred
of
shares
1,123,564
(Continued from page 12)
stock
common
by the $35,162,452 recorded in 1951.
"This satisfying
accomplished despite difficulties of obtaining an adequate
only
was
supply
effect to the sale of the 1,507,304 addi¬
Southern
will have
outstanding 21,102,250
of $5 par value.
Subsidiary companies have
shares,
common
of
shares
outstanding.
r
result
Power Co.,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
tional
—Indiana
exceeded
public utility companies, namely, Alabama Power
Gulf Power Co. and Mississippi Power Co.
operating
four
Co.,- Georgia
Corporation and
1956 gross
search
oil and gas reserves was intensified in 1956,
proved reserves reached new highs. The number
for
production and
drilled
wells
totaled
1,792,
an
year end. the company and its
proved reserves of crude oil
3,080,000,000 barrels.
increase of 10.6%
over
1955.
At the
subsidiaries' Western Hemisphere gross
and natural gas liquids amounted to
discoveries in the Aneth-Ismay fields in south¬
among the most important oil finds made by the
United States in 1956," the report stated. Another
significant oil discovery was made in the High River area of Alberta,
Canada, and extensions were made
to existing fields in the U. S.,
company's
"The
Utah
eastern
were
the
industry
in
Canada
and
Texaco's
petroleum
sales
The
in
Latin
America.
refinery
product
the
report
barrel-a-day
U. -S.
said
crude
sales
oil runs increased 13.9% over 1955, and
increased 16.7%. The company's gasoline
a record^-breaking volume.
reached
been acquired for a 40,000
Wash. This plant is expfected
that the land site has
refinery
near
Anacortes,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1324)
operation early in 1959. Further .expansion and modernization
refining facilities at Port Arthur, Texas are also
A
20.000
barrel-a-day
refinery under construction
in
•Santiago de Cuba is expected to begin operations about the middle
in
to be
the
of
company's
under
oi
terminates.
1957
In
Minerals
Texas-Zinc
1956,
New
and
Co.
equally
owned
Corp..
out
.blocked
Substantial
mine
this
in
and
"Not
completion in the
to process the ore.
The mill is scheduled for
of 1957. and the uranium concentrate which it
x.earby
Fall
he sold
the
to
3.4
produce
will
.
of
.
will
to
5598.547,070,
i).
increase
during,
$59,888,777
of
year.—V.
the
1200.
an
Co.,
of
18o,
'
Blyth & Co., Inc
Inc
E.
Company.-
F.
Hutton &
Lester,
Ryons
Webber.
Power- Commission
and operate
construct
authorized
has
this
to
company
natural gas facilities in Illinois at an estimated
cost of' $1,700,000.
,
The
company
will
transmission pipeline,
noint
construct approximately 9.55 miles of 36-Inch
looping its existing single 30-inch line from a
bank of the Illinois River to Its Jollet regulator
north
the
on
station,
Chicago area.—V.
serving the
185,
Hill
Month
of
Richards
1956
_
expenses———
$228.0 :4
172,912
$268,105
—
200,140
»
—
185,
Revel
Durst.
Inc.
3,000
3.000
3,000
Fay
Miller
3,000
.
Co
&
Stern, Frank,
Peoria
revenue from railway operations——.2—;
railway operating income——
___—-—
185., p. 1050.
$67,965
$55,122
9,799
3,000
Meyer & Fox
January—
operating revenue
operating
3,000
$2,432,962
lrom
revenue
railway
railway operations.
operating
1091.
185, p.
income
———...
$256,991
$238,130
84,489
$56,109
United
States
Fail
Co;—Registers With
listed
Reynolds
the
as
also
principal
Reynolds
underwriters
Metals
Co.
183.
Month
of
RR.—Earnings—
January—
1957
Railway
operating
revenue..——
liailway
operating
expenses—_———
1956
$11,833,576 $11,341,231
—
8,811,429
—-—
8,858,692
Operating
Net
from
railway operations—.——
railway operating income
revenue
—V. T85,
$2,482,553
$3,022,147
656,659
673,955
1050.
p.
Texas
ing.
Pacific
and
of
operating
revenue..—
Railway
operating
1956
$6,988,303
expenses—
Net
—
$7,004,397
5,336,431
5,139.885
$1,651,822
$1,864,512
—.
from
revenue
railway operations—
Net railway operating income
__
185,
Jf'rt
473,742
—
•—V.
and
earnings set
year's sales and
1955,
i/Vlv
they were $2.93 on 638,884 shares outstanding.
Towmotor alone, the annual report states, exceeded
recofd
of
All
1952.
figures in the report
$945,765
746,111
—V.
Towmotor
135,
the
has
now
widest
capacity
the
In
range
industry,
490.
p.
$939,402.
12,439
deductions
—V.
182,
requirements—
(275,625
$685,190
-
91,000
91,000
$570,527
$594,190
$2.07
$2.16
—i.
stock & surplus
common
share
common
$661,527
'
dividend
Balance applicable to
per
$919,385
234,195
271;799/
•
stock
Earnings
20,017
$933,326
"
income
Preferred
include the full year's
for Gerlinger,
which Towmotor acquired in June • through ex¬
change of 124,960 shares of Towmotor capital stock.
Gerlinger's line of lift trucks and carriers, the "brutes" of the mate¬
rials handling industry, complement i.he Towmotor line of products,
with virtually no overlapping of capacities.
With the big Gerlinger
trucks.
3,716,860
(Dr;
(net)
1955
4,075,153
shares)—
1382.
p.
the
868.
p.
Net
/"V/.V;
1955,
for
•
1955
taxes
income
Income
Virginia Electric
credit
1957
January—
Railway
in
in
and
former
Ry.—Earnings-
sales
Consolidated net earnings were $2,861,034, as compared with $1,869,128 in 1955.
Per share earnings were $3.70 on 773,884 shares outstand¬
Results
Month
that
1
;
$5,020,913 : $4,656,262
,
and
expenses
income
Gross
a
new
high record in 1956, exceeding the previous
earnings by approximately 30'3 .
Consolidated nec sales, which Include the full year's sales of its new
subsidiary, Gerlinger Carrier Co., were $34,964,086, as compared with
$23,417,094
Net
March
Inc.,
•
Upper Peninsula Power Co.—Net Profit Off—
Utility operating income—!
on
Co.,
,
3060.
p.-
Earns.—
corporation announced
&
»
above.—V.
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Other
This
SEC—
company
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SKC
on
12, 1957. covering 74C.GOC shares oi its
$1 par class B common
stock.
Tne
company
proposes
to
offer
this
stock
for
subscription
by holders of Its class A and class B common
stock.
The
record
date, subscription
price
and under writing terms
are
to
be
supplied
by amendment.
Dillon. Read & Co. Inc» and
•
Texas & New Orleans
$804,143
2340.
p.
76,013
Corp.—Reports Record Sales and
Towmotor
74,978
982,162
<
This
388,128
„
57L679
16,847
65,712
March
$626,258
372.812
———
143,739
taxes
195G
$629,803
-—
262,068
$282,407
Operating revenues'
Net
—V.
1957
expenses——
income
profit
Ry.—Earnings—
of
Railway
Railway
9,645
Western
&
$2,170 894
33,497
.
for
5,000
Inc.
Robbing,
Co.—
St
Hooker
982.
p.
—
Net
—V.
Fewel
&
$248,910
operations—
—
183,
ere
Net
Net
8,000
5,000-.
Co.——
Camobell
5,000
—u—_
Sc
—V.
5.000
Co.—
&
8,000
1
Month
revenue
operating
&
Baith
—
—
.
,
r.
5,000
Co.-
&
Wagenseller
J.
Walter & Hurry,
5,000
Co
&
Net
See
1957
operating
Sutro
17,000
Inc.
—V.
Ellis
$17,983,925
15,813,031
—_
5,000
Hogle & Co.
A.
12 Months
—4,351,103
—
(net)
profit from
Depreciation
764.
p.
January—
J'ailway
num¬
Skaggs & Co
Kenneth
Eichler & Co.
Bingham,
\
Davis,
18,000
Bateman,
Ry.—Earnings—
Hallway
com¬
Crowell, Weedon & Co.-—-
J.
3 Months
$4,600,013
:
Gross
Provision
&
Brothers
Toledo,
Texas Mexican
Jackson
Curtis '
income
Interest
18<000
i
Operating profit
Shares
18,000
—
Operating costs
Other
below:
20,000
Co
&
Subs.)—Quarterly Earns.—
Period Ended Dec. 31, 1956—
Revenue from sales——
com¬
have
40.C00
.—
Walston & Co.,
Mason
Federal
shares set forth
common
Paine,
The
the
Shares
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—Expands—
Texas Illinois
under
United Industrial Corp. (&
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
for whom Blyth &
severally made a firm
purchase from the selling stockholders the respective
to
mitment
issuance
for
underwriters named below,
.
.
prefer¬
'
is acting as representative,
Inc.
;
rights and
,oonim
the
1956,
certain
and
series, by the board of directors at time
each
UNDERWRITERS—The
bers
/
company's assets totaled
$2,504,129 799,
with 52,114.575.797 for 1955.
Current assets of 5843.533,653
times
current
liabilities.
Net
working
capital
amounted
compared
were
Energy Commission.
Atomic
end
the
At
to
as
rate
including 150,000 shares reserved
restricted stock option plan.
pany's
{
/
dividend
issuance.
The
by
Co., acquired the Happy Jack Mine
tonnages of uranium ore have been
Texas-Zinc
is
constructing
a
mill
Zinc
Jersey
Utah.
southeastern
to be repaid not later
are
1960.
series with
in
determinable,
ences
..
ia
30,
5Issuable
of
Julv,
Texas
Borrowings under the agreement
June
than
way.
.
It
is
estimated
that
will
money
to
finance
to
have,
the
raise
$70,000,000
construction
late
It
program.
$22,000,000
stock
common
Co.—Financing Plans—
1957 approximately $42,000,000 of new
by the sale of securities in order to
raised
approximately
additional
Power
&
during
be
of
this
this
is
presently
amount
Spring.
from
planned
the
Preliminary
sale
of
plans
also
provide for the sale of debt securities in the Fall to raise
the remaining
$20,000,000 estimated to be required. However, the kind of
securities
Transok
Textron
Little.
Royal
at
Inc.—Elects Thompson
Chairman
directors' on
Chief
and
continue
Mr.
to
11
March
served
1949
Committee
Committee
in
May
Little
Mr.
also
1955.
He
March
the
of
and
same
Chief
the
board
President
Jr.,
Executive
elected
and
the
Little
Mr.
with
the
of
Moore,—V.
company
the
of
the
Executive
year.
The
Income
before
Common
Net
per
sales for
Net
income
than
more
except
h:
3,379,528
2,725,940
*
1,762,798
for
set
the
total
during
of
in
strike
which
in
previous year.
high, increasing
President,
PROCEEDS—Corporation
ore
Harry
and
the
stock;
of
beneficially
<75.000
Levin
H.
directors
Period End. Jan. 31—
Tons
drug
store
and
affected
pany operates
127
retail
EARNINGS—Sales
and
This
Nov.
32
30
$193,291,
equal
earlier.
year
year
48V3
cents
sir.ee
quarterly
1957
20
for
the
Tons
of
to
the
glass
18
equal
year
For
sales
of
has paid
company
For
shave.
In
dividend
19G9
cf
the
fiscal
1970
November.
17'a
due
"due
same
195G,
the
share
per
months
on
in
common
dividends
totaled
company
paid
a
and
in
February
OF
FEBRUARY
12.
8.053.909
'8.248,762
1,204,552
2.544.075
outstdg.
1,373,954
1,112,127
1,373,954
share
$0.81
$1.01
$1.72
preferred
net
(13
Income
cents
shown
above
for
included
share)
common
a
share)
common
the
the
lor
nine
S500.C0O
$500,000
M.
shares
President,
March
on
Cash
Register Co.
interests
which
of
said
7
exploring
are
will
1,500.000
1,500.000
under
loan
M.
V.
C.
Allyn
185.
Allyn.
President
been
a
said,
Cash
National
for
on
Register
time,"
some
Life
i.800.000
3V2/c
bank
pany and
its
assets
&8.000.000,
the
credit
agreement
subsidiary
.
u-
12,
1954
f 900.000 shs.
with
California
Co.
and Aug. 25
1955. with
Under the loan
agreements ana
on
a
in
not
(+»
below
the
com¬
consolidated basis <i)
liabilities and (ii) >
current
cur¬
don't
expect
anything
final
for
to
is greater.
which the
at least 2 times funded debt or
Each of the loan agreements also
company may incur additional debt,
consolidate or merge with other com¬
panies, make loans or advances
to, or investments in,
subsidiaries, dis¬
pose of portions of the business of
the company or of a
subsidiary or
pay dividends on or purchase
common
assume
encumbrances,
shares.
*
^+This agreement, dated
July 1, 1955 with Bank of America National
Savings Association, ■ permits the
company to borrow up to.
£1,800,000 prior to June 30, 1960, at which
time
Trust .and
said
the
cautioned,
long
a
I
This
its
corporation
52-story
new
Park
George
It
has
home
Avenues,
Fuller
A.
awarded
office
from
is
on
New
that
construction
I960.—V.
will
185.
Pacific
operating
operating
the
credit
Net
185,
United
This
which
of
be
construction
$2
outstanding
start
for
the
4.
of
sale
1956
'
31,522.133
30.741.461
S9.378.085
1,906,510
stock.
It
the
agreement
The
way,
the
for
as
with
the
purchase,
Irving Trust
date
ceive
bonds.
1971;
March
26.
York
purchase
at
lowest
52.450.000.
prices
offered,
of
■
tenders
234r'f
3V2 (v
sufficient
$282,000.
April 1,
to
be
for
the
series
series
Co.
N.
due
absorb
Y.,
sale
due
$469,035
State
inc.
taxes
335,590'
44,912
iesti.)
160,000
V
$303,480
for
one
declared
old
shares
dividend
a
of
1,338,764
outstanding.
of
10c
Dec.
record
shares
1956.
stock.
of
In
5,000
$33,534
December,
share,
per
28,
the
As
payable
that
of
1956,
Jar.
date
10.
there
opinion
of
the
latter
that
company
the
value
of
and eo.uipment of Banner Fuel Corp. Is $560,000 as of
acquisition,
Jan.
2,
1957.
Eanner
Fuel
Corp.
mines
of
coal
Banner
the
under
terms
of
lease
a
Corp., which leased premises are adjacent
Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—V. 180, p. 2129.
from
to
CJinchfield
properties
of
Coal
Virginia
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Net
of January—
operating revenue.
3^*f'r
of
received
from
revenue
185,
Irving
of
New
will
it
to
1967;
1972,
York,
up
of
234'r
?.nd
$4,211 463.
Interest
respectively.
1957—V. 185, p. 1201.
to
3
fund
debentures
fund
Trust
first
corporate
p.m.
due
debentures
Co.
until
$844,560,
on
due
series
trustee,
(EST)
mortgage
series
33a'>
on
and
1970:
due
due
3
accepted
140
March
2,063,056;
$2,838,766
S2,708.525
1,536,057
railway operations.
1,417,01?
income
Corp. of America—Registers With SEC—
corporation
13,
shares
held.
terms
The
be
to
are
the
filed
its
expansion
and
to
37,000,030
in
operations
volume
is
3ss'-t'
to
26
by
Vitro
bank
by
par
the
SEC
share
price
&
for
and
Co..
on
stock.
common
subscription
new
Blyth
from
the
sale
its
and
business
In
borrowings,
on
and
the
of
by
its
each
five
underwriting
Inc.,
is
Silver
$2,500,000
in
the
named
Springs,
thus
realized will be used in carrying
investment program.—V. 185, p. 1092.
out
the
the
be
1957,
Md.,
cur¬
Ihis
which
depending
of
Vitro
require
from
charges.
funds
will
of
borrowings
to
will
of
course
oi
stock
cost
1957
available
working
course
plus
cash
in
be
amount
the
the
to
depreciation
additional
$750,000
borrowings.
bank
estimated
program
expected
approximately
mortgage
a
for
construction
that
total
cash
amortization
between
vary
Vitro's
additional
v.ith
5Gc
for
are
on
the
the
year.
net
proceeds
used
initially
it
intends
$1,200,000
laboratory.
expansion
due
\
Wabash
and
to
to
be
Funds
capital
RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—*
Railway operating
Railway operating
revenue
1957
cease
and
on
-Net
revenue
from
railway operations.
income
i,.
Net railway
operating
—V.185, p. 1092.
1956
$10,103,936
$9,477,615
7,912,189
7,434,765
$2,191,747
$2,042,850
728,233
665,397
expenses
amount
$1,604,000,
shall
re¬
trust
series
an
and
to
expected
one
investment
of
provision
reduce
make
capital
excess
includes
of
its
subscription
amendment.
prospectus, the
of
It
of
atock
of
rate
date,
by
the
underwriter.
the
to
offer
the
at
record
statement
shares
178.646
to
supplied
principal
According
registration
a
covering
proposes
stockholders
common
as
1957,
company
p.m.
Broad¬
collateral
1975.
$1,614,000.
tenders
1956
$4,776,581
2,439.072
859.
p.
Vitro
to
sinking
sinking
by
1957
$5,277,838
expenses
railway operating
realized
43s'r.
of
1957.
15.
$463,180
years
plant
expected
Co.
follows:
purchase
Guaranty Trust
New
to
is
cash,
the
estimate
Debentures—
V
(EST)
$191,362
leases—
prior
During the 4th quarter of 1956 the company negotiated a contract
involving the acquisition of all of the capital stock of Banner Fuel
in exchange for 70.000 shares of Virginia Iron, Coal &c Coke Co.
$7,787,877
2.145.061
deposited
will
667 25&
Corp.
—V.
$40,900,223 $38,529,333
1973.
Proposals
$1,136,292
892,074
—
outstanding
secured
for
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$1,355,5-55
199,294
tax-es
&
stockholders
to
The
Corp.—To Reduce
the
this
of
the
to
1972;
$717,000
income
Federal
five
of
This
income
debentures
SI.733.000
for
directors
1957,
1091.
p.
railway operations.
available
this
securities.
per
ratio
the
Madison
City,
1957
has
in
finance
to
additional
other'
up
Gas
required
of
May, 1936, the company effected a change in capitalization
the par value of its common stock was reduced from $io>
share.
The result wi3 the issuance of new shares in (he-
whereby
occupying the
completed by Aug. 1. 1957,
immediately after; Completion Is
expenses
corporation
will
before
Railway operating
1091.
p.
construction
new
building
revenue
operating
on
$390,656
income
Railway
RR.—Earnings-
from
revenue
railway
raised
money
295,013
$109,760
Abandonment-Oklahoma oil
on
Provision
time."—
between
York
March
expected that demolition of the present
site—the Marguery apartment-hotel will be
and
the
block
Streets.
announced
was
the
on
48th
to
for
contract
building
47th
It
Co.,
the
net
&n *atount equal to
whichever
extent
times
he
debt
$404,773
Interest-Federal
rent
/
10.860 shs.
Feb.
inc.
Month
—V.
16,683 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
described
must maintain
equal to at least 1)2
an
many
None
£87,542 shs.
dated
of
of
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—Awards Contract—
Net
Insurance
Insurance Co.
merger
corporation
Co.,
but
the
year
preliminary stage,"
very
"I
of
"going
1031.
p.
Railway
1,400,000
_HH
agreements
Bank and Pacific
Mutual
Connecticut General Life
of
(38
2374.
p.
possibilities
study
last
mortgage
competitive bidding on Sept.
a
3.22basis for $25,-
1956—3 Mos.—1955
income
Upper
Stanley
.negotiations have
"They are still in
Net
value)---;
income
184,
this
that
the
annually
I
par
re¬
$425,637
talking
are
future
require
Month of January—
1,400,000
(50c
and
period.—V.
and National Cash Register Co.
Farweil,
National
association
Railway
II"
dividend
non-recurring
quarter
months
sale
with
the
deductions
to
1956
a
tAfter
purposes.
the
refunding
1955.
from
expenses
$1.80
comparative
private
throughout
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings—
1,112.127
for
both
consequence
982.
p.
2,251,505
com.
Union
Outstanding
June,
obtained
were
185,
March
annually
agreement-
—V.
Loss
$35.682.575*$33,485,048
1957
—
'Issued
or
and
to
earnings
and
three
in
by
level
a
of
cost
at
funds
5,869,440
Underwood Corp.—Merger Discussions in
Progress—
ended
equal
sold
the
sold
compared
sale
Net
6,030,532
—
bank credit
.
create
per
planned in
AS
2—
;
.
limits
months
bonds
than
ware
as
and
$400,000,000
has
b^en
expended
10-year period and $290,000,000 of the
$919,860.
Authorized
note
,
rent
of
$322,831.
dividends
1956,
cents
preferred shares ($100
par value)
4y2<3
series A
414*7t
series B
the
share.
higher
bonds
basis
As
market
on
'L "
high
through
first
expansion
were
retail
share.
per
Cum.
Common
the
common
three
the
year
instalment note due annually to
i3'/2%
The
cents
$74,982,026
were
$16,544,483
lor
cash
—
to
in
earnings
the
2,420.963
matters.
per
earnings
share
per
Robert
These
raised
of
than
1957—9 Mos.—1956
1,176,735
—
shares
$141,879
They
shares);
and
of
:
construction
new
money
amount
substantially
depend
Financing the company's growth during the past decade has neces¬
the raising of substantial amounts of additional
capital. More-
As
and
cents
instalment
1961
*4%
and
and
...
I960
$1.61
to
1955.
with
cents
(75,000
000,000
finance
the
principal
4.0356
a
will
V
sitated
Total
3,346,708
Fred
Borun
on
to
for
company
many years.
25,
p.
$13,645,494
stockholders.
H.
in
sale
agencies continued at a
Interest rates advanced sharply.
$20,000,000
was
of
public
and
the
funds
time
time.
Wash¬
183,
2.966,256
Undpnvocd Corp.
Borun
to
the
the
at
capital;
pur¬
———
the proceeds from
being offered rep¬
ended Aug. 31, 1956
.
to
for
working
development,—V.
to
years.
Presently the com¬
of which are in California.
two
$19,337,421,
Long-term indebtedness:
"3%7r instalment note
•49c
&
used
cents)
$13,256,103
Common
1 Earns,
company,
28
>
Income
additions
predecessors have been
$66,676,528
the
CAPITALIZATION
-
ipar 10
Co., Inc.,
the
Earnings Show Decline
2,261,740
—
line!,
coal
"Adjusted
quirements.
Harry
past
sold
Net
entire
for
1956
selling
Robert
all but
year
compared
1936.
per
cash
paid
the
were
DIVIDENDS—Hie
each
the
sales
sales
share
per
its
for
$1,575,659.
share
per
1956,
cents
or
a
cents
of
and
stores,
for
was
with
compares-
87
or
income
net
Whitney
be
to
proprietary
1957—3 Mos.—1956
sales
73-year history.
any of
shares
three
by
shares).
officers
business
receive
common
produced
higher
substantially
Thatcher's
shares);
<50,000
BUSINE3S—Corporation
chain
not
the
Borun
H.
are
will
all
owned
Norman
Borun
With
with
stock
common
through
are
and
Truax-Traer Coal Co.
Net
Stores Co., Inc. (Calif.)—Stock Offered
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., made public
offering on March 13 of 200,000 common shares (50c
oar value)
at a price of $14 per share.
of
proceeds
equipment
A
notification
of
for
and
year
cost
and
amount,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Thrifty Drug
shares
share,
per
The
class
of
industry
last
of
the
conditions
demand
Total
stated
—A syndicate
sale
be
the
letter
a
sold,
other
The
:
filed
27
shares
Si 50
at
C.
tools;
chased
and
been
company spent nearly $2,500,000 during
-plant assets and improvements.—V. 184, p. 826.
the
100.009
offered
D.
Feb.
on
be
3059.
1955.
Board
have.-
T"he
resent
covering
be
to
$1.81
the
over
all-time
an
the
would
September
first
6.7<7
up
reached
reported
income
the
•:
record,
also
Chairman
and
was
'
new
the
over
strike
a
a
year
Pollock,
This
will
to
Exchange Commission—
corporation
.''■"."machine'
602,827
sales
industry.
bonds
1,362,554
1956
B.
both
—__3'—-—
taxes——-
for
29'c
Franklin
the
of
the
to
and
bonds
Engineering: Corp., Bethesda, Md.—Files
Securities and
ington.
1955
$36,640,157
outstanding—_
606.390
share$2.46
common
Net
ihat
1956
taxes
after
shares
sal?
for
'J
The
———$39,086,468
income
the
v,.
Tripac
656.
p.
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Profits Rise-
Net
from
proceeds
arranged
used to expand the
company's intra-state
natural gas transmission pipe line in Oklahoma.—V.
181, p. 2288.
announced
Year Ended Dec. 31—
sales
1980.
The financing was
by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
gathering system and construct extensions
SEC
"Net
due
company
the
of
185,
negotiations for the private sale to institutional investors
$4,000,000 of first mortgage pipeline bonds, 4.90%
of
series
that
George Win. Miller was elected a
corporation. Mr. Millet, who joined Textron in
February oi
1956 as Assistant Secretary in the Legal
Department,
was
previously associated with the law firm of Cravath, Swaine &.
Vice-President
Pipe Line Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—The
company announced on March 14 that it has completed
December
Vice-Chairman
Chairman
will
Officer.
from
company
association
was
1956
Thompson,
corporation.
of
his
that
announced
C.
the
diiector
a
resumed
of
in
of
board
the
as
has
Rupert
Officer
and
director'in March
a
ASxecutive
board
elected
of
Chairman
Thompson
iD46
us
March
Administrative
as
the
of
President—
as
-
Volume
135
Number 5621
;.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Western Union Telegraph Co.—January
Western Maryland Ry.—EarningsMonth of
Railway operating revenue.™
Railway operating expenses
Net
Net
from
revenue
$4,661,965
3,326,667
J
_
_
__
income
-
$4,262,533
3,130,324
$1,132,209
782,003
$1,335,298
__
railway operations
railway operating
1092.
The
1956
1957
January—
971,051
—V. 185, p.
Wrigley
for
jtarmngs
Federal
for
January
income
tax.
$916,964,
were
after
of
provision
earnings
1956
January
Tills
Gross
Western Pacific RR. Go.—January Income Higher—
$575,000
at
.
operating
Pedetal
All
$2
_
for
revenues
month
the
totaled
$21,894,157,
com¬
$4,037,421
3,348,043
income
other
$869,009
revenue
Miscellaneous
$689,378
94,000
____—
291,838
taxes™
Wisconsin Central RR.- "EarningsMonth
of
faeility rents
45,521
(net)
deductions
16,958
91,422
income
operating
Railway
96,628
89,439
$239,831
Net railway
91,667
$101,290
debs.
revenue
income
:
:
;
Applied to sinking funds™.
shares outstanding
Earned per common share:
Before sinking funds_____
After sinking funds
;_______™
—V. 185, p. 869.-
60,000
$302,112
$495,160
"90,627
railway operations™-
operating income
'Deficit.—V.
185,
—_
,
153,153
$0.41
Month
of
$0.18
$0.31
___
$0.07
r
*
'
■.
.
^
$354,250
312,078
324.502
1957
_
from
revenue
Net railway
185,
railway operations
operating income
$42,172
I
_
-$16,365
26,110
™_:
27,171
869.
p.
also
a
13
dren
the
oi
shares
"Both
John
by
President.
of
late
involved
Loth
who
stock.
board
will
all
of
a
controlled
Scott,
the
of
member
companies have
$4,600,000—that
purchase
David
capital
and
the
capital
it
all
the
of
the
Aug. 22,
for
President,
backlog of business—Wood,
keep
both
going
at
top
speed
but
will
the
an
of
Scott,
; Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Quarterly Earns., etc.—
3 Mos. End.
12 Months Ended Dec. 31
Dec. 31,'56
,
•
1956
1955
$
S
$
;.y' '■■■
Net sides billed
next
''
____-
1,440,977.000
49^,030,000 1,521.546,000
1,358,340,000
10;531,000
82,637,000
12,515,000
12,576,000
16,344,000
95,213,000
2,762.000
11,052,000
records
5,200,000
1,800,000
41,300,000
3,492.000
42,803,000
16,743.713
16,743,713
Total
en
Estimated
debentures—
Federal
income
taxes
$2.46
last
income
year's
compared
increased
Net
Income
Common
Net
shares
income per
October
*In
Inventory
outstanding™™
common
oi
share
*$0.26
the corporation adopted the LIFO method of
effective Jan.
1,
1956 thereby
excluding from
1956,
valuation
reported profits inventory costs increases due to rising cost levels.
result
Dec.
was
31,
to
1956,
last
The
reduce income for the quarter and for the 12 months to
by $12,045,000 or 72 cents per share.—V. 185, p. 869.
In
of
and
the
Final
Feb.
lor
record
with
20 '«
the
earnings
over
company's
the
for
corporation
high
$5.21
20
of
this
corporation
by
per
the
and
share
in
amounted
1955.
reaching
year,
with
$6.11
Shipments
the
31,
1,816,909
subscribe,
holders
on
of
options
corporation.
Allen
Underwriting
terms
...
*
to
are
.the
offered
be
basis
of
by
share
one
of
to
stock
was
for
each
hundred
$1,000
of
held.
debentures
and
fifty shares are to be offered
ACF-Wrigley common, and 75,0£K>
subscription warrants of ACF-Wrigley.
purchase
organized
under
the
law
Oklahoma
of
also of Detroit.
It
on
formed
tyas
acquiring,
holding and developing real
of supermarkets, other types of
of
of
the
states
financing will be added to the working capital
used in its business of acquiring, and develop¬
the
to
be
warehouses,
will
company
to
of
shopping
centers,
Oklahoma,
and
approximately
require
acquired
options
without
Missouri
and
locations.
store
$2,800,000
cost,
various
Michigan.—V.
to
made
exceeded
per
to
ac¬
properties
184,
p.
2490.
Young
on
March
The
stock
Baker
to
common
Industries,
stock
There
6.
purchase
by Solomon R.
volume
Baker,
was
are
a
block of shares
holdings of the L.
Mr.
$9,350,000,
Eaker
was
A.
completed
Chairman
Industries, and N. D. Ely,
net billings, $170,243,483,
1955; Federal income taxes,
sale
Inc.,
(par $5)
was
qf Stock—
143,505
of
negotiated
announcement
an
total of 403,658 common
shares outstanding.
share,
customers
highest
private
through Wertheim & Co., according to
1956.
The
$140,872,363 in
the
that
"
ACF-Wrigley Stores,
by
operating
shares of
shown
were
Dec.
subsidiaries
to
to
of
underwriter.
(L. A.) Young: Spring & Wire Corp.—Sales
history.
figures for the year were as follows:
compared
ended
domestic
and
23';
previous
months
12
two
common
pursuant
the
The
16,644.341
*$0.10
Net
•
Interest
sales
for
released
figures
by
on
common
subscription
Stores, Inc.,
in its history
Scott's orders-received
2298.
p.
Worthington Corp.—Breaks Sales & Earns. Record-
11,110.000
4,891,000
sources
3,829,000
2,322,000
12,853,000
other
$3,250,000.
were
182,
■
New
Operating profit
Income frtm
received
$3,500,000.—V.
to
shares
shares
30
Properties
company
Initially,
two
in
Orders
were
two
options
purpose
and
quire,
enjoyed one of the best sales-p.nd-earnings years
year.
year
509,561,000 1,525,375.000
Cost of s«les^_™_
last
of
of
proceeds
the
ing
years," he stated.
Wood
rights
and
plan
shares,
common
each
thousand,
1956,
the
Net
said.
Shea
$9,500,000;
for
no
15,000
become
Mr.
SIC
par
for
estate
sites suitable for the location
stores,
shopping centers and warehouses.
It will be
managed Initially by
persons who are active In the management of ACF-Wrigley and upon
the
consummation of this financing
ACF-Wrigley will own approxi¬
mately 23% of Its outstanding stock through Abner A. WOlf, Inc.,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary of ACF-Wrigley.
three chil¬
company's
organization,
new
for
b?.sis
holders
holders
to
was
firms are
stock,
Scott was privately owned by the
founder,
option
manufacturer
printing equipment,
Shea,
J,
ACF-WVigley
the
transferable
stock
the
the
Corp.—Acquisition—
ana
presses
$1
ACF-Wrigley held on the record
date.
Holders
of
outstanding debentures of ACF-Wrigley are being.,
offered non-transferable rights to subscribe to 120.000 common shares-
Plainficld, N. J.
transaction
executive
Net
March
figures were announced.
1956
$370,867
January—
Railway operating revenue.!
Railway operating expenses
on
in
The
i
of Alabama—Earnings—
Ry.
announced
located
'
printing
newspaper
of
stock
as
2,069,159
of
Wrigley
quality
its
shares
such rights are to be issued to such security
rights to subscribe to the common stock of the
being offered to
the holders
of
common
stock
warrants
named
the
such
on
Machinery
Newspaper
of
these
the
shares
of
ACF-Wrigley
sinking fund debentures, due 1972 and
ACF-Wrigley.
Transferable subscription
of
principal
to be supplied by amendment.
Of
of
869.
p.
.This corporation has bought Walter Scott & Co.,
of
:
Western
566,367
Wood
60.000
578,874
_.
Common
—V.
from
shares
offer
to
with
common
restricted
is
means
Net
of
also
are
the
Co.
are
1,991,605
2,069,159
statement
subordinated
holders
evidencing
Fifty-seven
Net
-
$2,486,765-
,
2,278,823'
expenses™™.
88,41-3
_________
5%
Railway operating revenue
31,857
(net)™
Fixed
charges
Contingent interest—30-year
$2,580,935
Register*
—
Preferential
subscription
under
195G
1957
January—
279,493
—
laxes_„
holders
security
warrants
registration
a
covering
convertible
holders.
filed
company ■ proposes
by
4^4 re
pared with $19,855,103 In the same month a year ago.—V. 184, p. 2788.
1956
$4,200,585
3,331,576
revenues
Equipment and joint
The
company
1957
expenses
operating
1957,
6,
stock.
&
Net
corporation
March
$807,509.
were
Properties, Inc., Detroit, Mich.
Exchange -Commission
With Securities and
on
a
certain
Month, of January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Earnings Up—
March 5 reported earnings in January higher than
year
ago,
despite increased wage costs which went into effect
Jan.
1, 1957. These wage increases are the final ones under union
contracts which extend to May 31, 1958.
company
5i
tl325)
of
purchased by
a
on
March
Board
1.
and
it
disclosed
was
President
of
Baker
President of L. A. Young.
Young
elected
the
family.
the Baker interests represented the
No price was
director and Chairman
disclosed.
of the
Board
of L. A.
'
compared
with $7,650.000 in 1955:
compared with 87,214,989 in
net
income after taxes,
$9,258,519,
number of abates of common stock
1955;
outstanding 1,450,655. compared with 1,313,639 in 1955.—V. 185, p. 1092.
..
'•
i
t
•,-'
_
•„■
Young Spring & Wire Corp.
Louis
Levinc,
director of
L.
a
A.
The board chairmanship had been vacant.
Vice-President
Young.—V.
of
Baker
185, p.
87.
Industries,
also
was
elected
»
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The CommercialTind Financial Chronicle
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Monday, March 18, 1957
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
[
Coronado
ALABAMA
School
Unified
of America National Trust & Sav¬
District,
Decatur, Ala.
Bond Sale—The $385,000
bonds
March
offered
7
school
185,
v.
—
1093—were awarded to a group
p.
composed of Watkins, Morrow
Berney Perry & Co., Hugo
Marx & Co., and the Cumberland
Securities
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Ottering — cuUni,y
Clerk
will receive bids in San
Diego,
April 2 for the purchase oi
$100,000 building bonds.
Fresno
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Bond
sealed
the
'receive
Clerk,
will
until
March
bids
purchase
$600,000
of
improvement bonds. Due
from
1
1966
Callable
days' notice. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
at the Chemical Corn
Exchange
City. Legality
approved by White, Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birming¬
New
Bank,
York
offered
from
San
until
10
office
in
(PST)
a.m.
ing
Sacramento
March 20
on
Due
April
on
15
inclusive.
1982
terest
April
Dated
15,
from
1959 *to
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
of
la
387
Bank
awarded
were
—
of
America
The
to
National
Trust
&
Savings Association,
of
San
Francisco, at a price of 100,09, a
net interest cost of about 3.98%,
follows:
as
1958
49,000
Due
to
1964
3%s.
from
72,000
Due
1965
to
3.95s.
from
1971
Due
1972
to
March
on
bids
Lincoln
San
1982
sealed
County, Calif.
Alli¬
Clerk, will receive
bids
March
March
from
office
until
25
$1,500,000
his
at
Bernardino,
on
11
for
school
1958
San
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
15, 1957. Due
the
in
a.m.
the
of
Dated
March
on
(M-S)
payable
Treasurer's office.
County
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
as
Costa
provement
District
offered
March
—were
awarded
America
$300,000
No.
12—v.
to
National
1
185,
the
Im¬
bonds
p.
1202
Bank
Trust
&
of
Sav¬
ings
Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.006, a
net
as
interest
of
cost
about
4.41%,
follows:
145,000
from
113,000
from
185,
the
to
National
Trust
to
March
on
15
from
1964 inclusive.
3%s.
Due
on
1964
4Yzs.
1965
4.30s.
1975
Due
to
on
1974
Due
to
April
1
from
inclusive.
on
1982
April
1
inclusive.
April
-
inciusive.
1
-
about
3.70%,
from
Due
1968
33/4s.
from
19o8
to
Due
1969
15
lo
inciusive.
1.963
District,
Fresno
County, Calif.
Sale—The $15,000 buildbonds
offered
March
12—
Bond
ng
v.
185,
.he
1093—were awarded
p.
Union
Safe
Deposit
Bank
Panama
Bond
March
Bank
&
jf
Sale
The
—
Offering—Vera
building
12
of
bonds
field, until 11
9
the
for
building
1957.
Gib¬
receive
$45,000
Feb.
from
26
inclusive.
1967
Treasurer's
26,
1959
Principal
payable
(F-A)
April
on
of
Dated
Feb.
on
and
the
at
office.
Sale
$1,200,000
bonds
revenue
fered
March
were
awarded
12—v.
to
of Blyth
riman
The
—
works
water
Ripley
983—
group
a
p.
Co.,
Inc.; HarInc.; R. H.
&
&
Btaats
Co.; and Fred D. Blake
a price of 100.01, a net
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Curtis;
William
R.
aboutj 3.58%,
of
cost
interest
net
a
3.75%,
as
to
to
National
a
the
cost
of
on
April
to
1977
are
on
on
1968
3V2s.
as
3.60s.
from
March 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1969 to
from
1
1979 inclusive.
Due
1980 to
March
on
March
on
1
from
April 1 from
inclusive.
dated
April 1,
1957. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Union
High School District,
Napa County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$667,000
school bonds was sold to the Bank
9
0ob,000 bonds,
as
i
t
J
County, Calif.
Offering — C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
10
for the
ing
his
at
until
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
on
(A-O)
Principal
Treasurer's
bonds.
that
at
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
—
for
the
a.m.
School
,
1958
Eugenia
of
1957.
1958
to
Due
(PST)
011
March
purchase qf $1,040,000
Dated March
inclusive.
1977
1968
Bonds
able
as
of June
interest
and
office
thereafter
and
General
(
due
call¬
15, 1967. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
the Director
of
are
Finance.
of
of
San
Francisco.
ceive
High School
District, Siskiyou and Modoc
(EST)
of
10
at
March
purchase
fcuilding
1957.
Due
26
of -$490,000
bonds.
:Dated
Jan. ,15
on
for
school
Jan.
from
15,
1958
inclusive.
1977
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
>
Bond
on
School
~of
Mines
Treasure^ will
April
until
for
12
8
(P.
O.
(MST)
purchase
of
$484,000 dormitory refunding and
construction
follows:
revenue
bonds,
as
Jan.
1
from
1958
to
1993
that
sealed
at
750
Howard,
290,000 Series 1957-B bonds. Due
Jan.
1
from
.
1960
to
1997
will be
approved
as
to legal¬
ity by Tallmadge Ik Tallmadge, of
Denver.
of
be
Day,
Main
received
Eerry
Street,
&
Hart¬
ford, until noon (EST) on March
19 for the purchase of $1,772,COO
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1976
on
inclusive.
Norwalk, Conn.
Offering
—
William
H.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 19 for the purchase cf $2.350,000 bonds, as follows:
City
Clerk,
$200,000 Calf Pasture
provement
bonds.
Beach im¬
Due
on
April 15 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
400,000 road and drainage bonds.
on
April 15 from 1958 to
inclusive.
1977
1,750,000
school
bonds.
Due
on
clusive.
Dated
April 15, 1957.
Principal
payable at the
and interest (A-O)
.
The bonds are dated Jan. 1, 1957
and
Treas¬
Town
will
bids
office
the
—
Christensen announced
R. M.
April 15 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
inclusive.
inclusive.
Newington),
O.
(P.
Offering
Bond
urer
Due
.
$194,000 Series 1957-A bonds. Due
on
Gray,
Best, Collidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Stein-
receive
p.m.
the
by Ropes,
approved
Flynn,
Golden), Colo.
Offering—Gurnett
bids
interest
Co., Hartford. Le¬
Trust
&
Bond
COLORADO
Colorado
1964
to
and
(M-S) payable at the Connecticut
Bank
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
1958
Connecticut
March
on
from
1
Principal
Newington
office^ in Yreka, until
(PST)
a.m.
the
a.m.
for the purFiscal Year
21
$1,400,000
inclusive.
OLermg—Waldo J. Smith.
his
re-
11
until
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
bids
Martin,
will
Manager,
March
on
chase
;
Town
Counties, Calif.
Bond
1, 1957.
(P. O. Manchester),
sealed
gality
Tule Lake Joint Union
1 from
Connecticut
'
in
improvement
March
on
Bond Offering—Richard
from
15
from
1977 inclusive.
Manchester
$2,200,000
June
on
Due
1
inclusive.
capital
1958 to
scheduled for April 2.)
bonds will be dated March
15,
March
on
1977
bonds.
previously reported
offering
Due
school
high
junior
to
675,000
J.
Clerk,
was
on
of
bonds.
—
March 20 for Lie
$3,075,000 bonds, as
(EST)
$2,400,000
was
on
Salinas, Calif.
Bond Offering
F. E. Heple,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
20
(It
an
bonds
Auletta, Jr., announced that
bids will be received until
follows:
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
March 28 for the purchase of $2,260,000
municipal
improvement
hauer,
office.
bids until 10
City
above-mentioned
the
by
purchase
High
Bonds.,
Offering
Crown,
Co.,
sealed
Sunnydale, Calif.
sealed
20
April 15 from 1959 to 1981
payable
Fred
bonds.
Hign
Trust
attorneys.
noon
Union.
•
,
Uni.ort
District
March
purchase of $227,000 build¬
Dated April 15, 1957.
inclusive.
n
District
School
Sacramento,
on
bonds.
Due
o
&
Bank
Hamden, Conn.
follows:
$1,657,000
Guaranty
Branford;
Co.,
at
Branford
Bond Offering—Town Treasurer
in Yreka, until
purchase of $3,-
the
payable
following.
Co., New York City; Hart¬
bond
office
lor
District,
Sacramento
1
his
at
April
bonds.
Aug. 1
Hartford, and New Haven Trust"
Co.,
New
Haven.
Legality ap¬
inclusive.
1985 inclusive.
Rio Linda Union School
Bond
inclusive.
495,000 3%s. Due
to
430,000
follows:
1963
bonds
1959
550,000
Trust
price
bids
to
$220,000 4s. Due
£01987
purchase of
school'
interest
the
National
ford
1
Bond Offering—Waldo J.Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sea.e^
com¬
Co.,
&
&
185,
Jackson
&
July
on
of¬
Moulton
Co., at
1
1975 inclusive.
to
SVks*.Due
197b
July
on
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Pomona, Calif.
Bond
of
proved
The
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
interest
60,000 3.40s. Due April 1, 1964.
460,000 3M>s. Due on April 1 from
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Napa
K.
will
purchase
Due
interest
offered
awarded
were
America
100.05,
1972
Clerk,
sealed bids at his office in Bakers-
of
$1,375,000
Savings Association, at
The
District,
Calif.
follows:
Bond
school
inclusive.
County,
County
son,
&
Mount Diablo Unified Sch.
District,
Contra Costa
County, Calif.
1963
1,225,000
Bond
April 1 from
on
School
Union
Kern
to
dockton.
1977
to
and
Trust
1962 inclusive.
3y4s., Due
re¬
office
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
1958 to
Trust
1,050,000
April 1 from
on
120,000 3%s. Due
1972
of
from
1
the
high
cipal
July
on
for
26
either
inclusive.
1971
to
from
about
April 1 from
on
180,000 3V2S. Due
posed
School
bor.ds
American
March
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
inclusive.
1962
1958-to
*tr
:
15,
inclusive.
Marco
on
1975
to
March
on
on
$1,975,000
Cue
will
the
at
Day, Berry & Howard, 50 Main
St., Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EST)
Co.; Weeden & Co., ana
Work & 'Co.* at a price of
cost
bids
of
&
100.0003, a net interest
3.46%, as'follows:
Barthol¬
L.
Treasurer,
sealed
Staats
E.
to
(P. O. Branford), Conn.'
Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago; William R.
H.
$609,-r
sold
Company.
Town
ceive
Cb.;
Richards
of
was
Offering—E.
omew,
Co., of San Francisco; C. J. Devine & Co.; R. H, Moulton & Co.;
1,379,000
$100,000 43/4S. Due
1965.
3V2s.
sewer
gen¬
Francisco, at a
net interest cost
as follows:
a
Bond
group
jiskiyou Union High School Dists.,
Siskiyou County, Calif.
$400,000
the
a
Branford
of the American 'lrust
from
Calif.
to
to
issue
bonds
CONNECTICUT
$2,o25,0J0 Zone
awarded
April 1 from
on
12—v. 185, p. 983—
awarded
County
March
on
1093—were
Hill
J
"
;
Sale—An
water
Boettcher &
District
(P. O. San Jose), Calif.
from
inclusive.
Sale—The
Trust
Co., San
price of 100.002,
of
from
1
000
Water Conservation
composed
V
Bond
■'
a*
1977 inclusive.
obligation storm
were
to
Due
office.
$42,000 5s. Due
1958 to
7—v.
3.46%,
April 1 from
on
1970
to
offered March
Diego,
awarded
were
America
1961
1958
California
Sale —The
San
March
$360,000 5s. Due
(P. O. Martinez),
in
follows:
County Sanitation
District No. 7A
Bond
of
»9,000 5s.
ibout
Contra
James,
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.08, a
net interest cost of about
3.73%,
15
to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
—
Wiramonte
Ottering—Harry L.
County
B.
Sc
San Bernardino
Bond
about
eral
Unified School District,
Joaquin County, Calif.
Sale—The $lly,000 school
1093
1
inclusive.
office
offered
Bank
Chaffey Union High School District,
son,
his
at
70,000
March
a
&
inclusive.
Oxnard.
April 9 for the purchase of
>239,000 building bonds.
1
inclusive.
on
to
Sav¬
i^awson,
April
on
1961
to
Bond
until
30,000
inclusive.
R.
—
Due
to
1971
to
4%s, at
of
5s.
1962
County Clerk, will receive sealed
March 1 from
on
awarded
as
basis
a
Offering
10,000
$49,000 5s.
Co.,
100.63,
Bond
p.
$170,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 185,
&
e.o ;
about
70,000 3V2S. Due
11—
!-•
County Flood Control
$350,000 5s.
1958
15
Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist.,
Son
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
p.
983—were
of
cost
Clara
1958 to
inclusive.
March
&
&
follows:
School District,
offered
p.
bonds
County, Calif.
11—
Witter
Dean
Woik
r,.
90,000 3V4S. Due
March
on
1982
Trust
Association;
15
4.18%.
j
Valley School District,
Alameda
bonds
price
Francisco,
Castro
March
on
Due
to
Union
Witter
1957.
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
(A-O)
Due
1974
Dean
for the purchase of $400,000 build¬
bonds.
15,
Bernardino County, Calif.
Sale—The $80,000 build¬
185,
v.
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his
March
on
National
interest
Bond
County, Calif.
March
composed of the Bank oi
H.
.0.;
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
185,000 3.70s.
CALIFORNIA
at
Due
3V2S.
Hinckley
Arcade School District, Sacramento
offered
build¬
1202—were awarded
p.
group
ings
to
J. A. Hogle & Co.
bids
a
bonds
185,
v.
$35,000
200,000
11—
awarded
ing
inclusive.
1963.
from
March
983—were
March 15 from
on
1962
4V4S.
20,000
1
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
p.
Sale—The $195,000
-
Longmont, Colo.
&
NW-1, Issue of 1957, series A
bonds offered March.11—v. 185, p
County. Calif.
Bond
100.15."
No.
District, Butte
Levy & Williams; and C. N. White
& Co., at a price of 100.09, a net
Due
and
<•
,
Legality approved by
Bond Sale—ihe
School
follows:
Bend Sale—The $354,000 build¬
bonds
Oroville
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.04, a ne.
interest cost of about 3.69%, as
to
City.
Santa
Janlquist, herrington U Sutclii.j.e,
&
Trust
York
Junction, Co/o.
$7CO,OOD
sewer, police and fire bonds vvefe
sold
to
Kirchner,
Ormsbee
&
Weisner, Inc., as 3s, at a price of
payable
interest J J-D)
Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
America
ARIZONA
185,
National
at
OrricK,
by
Grand
Bond Sale—An issue of
City Treasurer's office, or
the City's fiscal agency in New
Orrick,
interest J-D.
approved
Dated
the
at
Dec. 1, 1981.
on
1, 1956.
bonds.
drain
1957? Due on Jan. 15
1958 to 1907 inclusive. Prin¬
15,
cipal and
of San Francisco.
High School District,
America
)i
1959
Pinal County School District No.
ing
of
ing bonds offered Feb. 20—v. 18d
p. 659—were awarded to the Bank
1T
ing
Union
$80,000 5s.
ham.
v.
Legality
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The ^oo,uuj uuild
April
First National Bank, Birmingham,
or
Srant
Due
March
:
the
Bank,
from
1
inclusive.
1980
to
Dated Dec.
4.10s.
as
Dec.
on
and
sewer
from
Due
30,000 Is.
185,
to
awarded
Deposit
1967
water
11—v.
Fran¬
25,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1966.
387,000 3y4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
for
street
on
Safe
Stockton,
$80,000
March
were
—
Union
inclusive.
1987
to
30
on
27
offered
1202
p.
Offering—Wallace F. Da-
City
Sale—The
Bond
Corporation.
San
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
County Water Works Dist.
1 (P.O. Fresno), Calif.
No.
of
follows:
as
$225,000 5s.
until
bonds
Lee,
cisco,
&
Co.,
Association,
ings
San
Connecticut
Bank
&, Trust
Com¬
of Hartford. Legality ap¬
proved by Wood. King & Dawson,
pany,
Volume
185
56*21
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(132?)'
■v-
of
DELAWARE
100.05/
County, Smyrna Special Sch.
'District
:
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 26—v. 185,
870—were
p.
Bissell
&
New Castle
No.
Dist.
awarded
Laird.
to
(P.
O.
Weld
Bond
Clerk
&
of
the
Board
H.
of
Blue
syndi¬
Co.;
fice of C. Edward Duffy, 400 Con¬
tinental
American
Bldg.,
11th
the
to
King, Quirk
Cross;
Dated April 15,
bonds.
on
1957.
Due
April 15 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal
(A-O)
payable
interest
and
the
at
Farmers
Bank of the State of Delaware, in
Wilmington.
Legality
approved
by Reea, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Watts
Tax Sch.
1 (P. O.
No.
Lauderdale), Fla.
Sale
The
$6,000,000
Bond
Du
building
14
to
a
bonds
185,
v.
—
awarded
&
870
p.
were
—
of
composed
group
Loeb
offered
Co.;
B.
J.
Van
,
&
Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Provident
Savings
Co., of Cincinnati; Thomas
Co.; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson;
Chicago,
Co.; John J. Ryan
Juran
Co.;
&
and
&
Moody, Inc., at a price
of 1C0.003, a net interest cost of
about
3.60%, as follows:
$2,295,000 4s. Due
1959 to
from
1967
Melbourne,
Bond
Fla.
Offering
Knecht,
1
inclusive.
Mary
—
Lou
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
March 27 for the purchase of $6,City
Clerk,
750,000 water and sewer revenue,
series
1956.
bonds.
A
Due
1996 inclusive.
1
from
1,
I960 to
Bonds due in 1967
thereafter
and
Nov.
Dated
*
Nov.
on
callable
are
as
of
Nov.
1, 1966. Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at the Chase
est
Manhattan
Bank, of New York
Legality approved by Mit¬
City.
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitcnen, of New x'ork City.
Certificate
Semmes,
receive
(CST)
Oliering—Oliver
City
Jr.,
sealed
April
on
chase of
10
1958
from
until
10
the
for
Chicago
a
banking
institution
by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
der.
man
Lake
108
Bond Offering—Charles H.
Wil¬
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
8
Dated March 15, 1957.
15 from
Jan.
on
Principal
1968 to
1974
interest
and
(J-J) payable at a Chicago bank
mutually agreeable to the Board
the
follows:
and
$1,000,000
Legality
purchaser.
certifi¬
Dated May 1, 1957. Du"5
cates.
on
Nov.
from
1
"inclusive.
1965
as
1958
to
Certificates
thereafter
and
able
revenue
of
Nov.
1,
are
in
call¬
In¬
1984.
terest M-N.
800.000
revenue
Certificates
clusive.
due
ap¬
able
•
r
and
as
of
Principal
the
at
office,
April
1,
are
Bond
nicke, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
bonds.
for
19
purchase
of
improvement
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
Dec. 1 from
on
the
street
$455,000
1958 to 1975 inclu¬
sive., Principal and interest (J-D)
call¬
at a banking institution
mutually satisfactory to the Vil¬
lt65.
interest payable
C^erk-Comptroller s
the Chemical Corn
at
payable
and the purchaser.
Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
lage
Bank, of New Ycrk
Legality approved by Caid-
Exchange
City.
Marshall, Trimble
chell, of New York City.
well,
&
27
for
first
000
water
icates
of
works
certif¬
revenue
indebtedness
ofrered
185, p..- 1093—were
syndicate headed by
the" First Boston Corp., and RarriMarch
12—v.
awarded to
man
a
Ripley & Co., Inc., at a price
bonds.
Due
on
1,
J-J.
Interest
1963.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
ice Si Miller, of Indianapolis.
Mishawaka, Ind.
Bond
Sale—Tne
March
offered
bonds
1094
Trust
Chicago,
&
14—v.
(P.
Bond
the
Bank
Savings
of
27/8s.
as
Corpo¬
Mishawaka),
O.
Ind.
Offering—George J. Huys,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on April 2 for
the
purchase of $1,270,000 first
bonds. Dated
I, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
mortgage
April
1964
able
and
thereafter
Jan.
of
as
interest
and
Bonds due
1974 inclusive.
1960 to
in
revenue
call¬
are
1963. Principal
payable at the
1,
(J-J)
Misha¬
of
National
Legality approved by Ross,
Bank
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
(P. O. R.R.
Fountaintown), Ind.
Postponed
—
T^e
School and Civil Townships bonds
totaling $131,000 originally sched¬
uled for March 7—v. 185, p. 10J4
first
Building Corporation
on
April
4
1
Bonds due
after
on
1963. Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Indiana Na¬
tional Bank, Indianapolis. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross. McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
IOWA
Drake
clusive.
and
1
from
purchase
Bonds
thereafter
ginning
June
and interest
to
1992
Dec.
1,
1958
due
are
1,
callable
1967;
University
Sale—The
tax-exempt
fered
(CST)
were
of
in¬
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
sewer
and
O.
—
—
No. 22 (P. O. 1724 Kirkman St.,
Lake
and
185,
-
-.
dormitory
bonds of¬
1094—
185, p.
12—v.
Finance
Agency,
as
par.
City, Idaho
Bdftfl Offering—Guy S. Simons,
Clerk,
will
sealed
receive
for
the
purchase
of
15,
1957. Due
F-A. Legality
King
Wood,
York
Feb.
on
&
by
approved
of
Dawson,
New
City.
Eunice, La.
Boyd County (P. O. Cattletsburg),
Kentucky
Sale—The $750,000 school
bonds oifered
March
1—v.
185, p. 1094—were
awarded to a group composed of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
revenue
Sale
Certificate
133.05
paving
11
March
The
—
certificates
were
$404,-
offered
awarded
to
a
group
headed by Arnold & Crane.
Grant
Parish
No.
11
Consol.
Sch.
District
(P. O. Colfax), La.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
Almstedt Bros.; W.
L. Lyons &
Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Bank- received for the $55,000 building
ers Bond Co., and Chas. A. Hinsch j bonds
offered March 7 — v. 18a,
& Co., at a price of 100.001, a ne;
p. 871.
interest
about
of
cost
3.83%,
as
Haynesville, La.
follows:
Sale—The
Bond
4V2S.
on March
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
$102,000
from
Due
,
1
3%s.
484,000
from
Due
to Barrow,' Leary & Co.
March
on
1
Daviess County
(P. O. Owensboro),
Sale—An issue of
$1,559,000 school building revenue bonds
was cold
to a grouo compose ! of
W.
E. Hutton
& Co.; the Ken¬
tucky Co.; Pohl & Co., Inc.; Fcx,
Reusch
&
Co.; Magnus & Co.;
&
Barth & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost oi
about 3.69%, as follows:
Irving Co.; J.
Due on Oct.
$134,000 4s.
1958
3J/2S.
860,000 3%s.
1970
from
on
Oct.
1
Due on Oct. 1.
to 1978 inclusive.
bids received fcr the
Note—All
foregoing
March
1203—were
originally
when
bonds
on
Fulton
Due
5
O.
(P.
p.
Hickman),
revenufe
bonds
awarded to
offered
a group
burgh
to
10 years
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
by
Orleans.
LaFourche Parish Consol. School
No.
Dist.
Bros.
school
Sale—The $295,000
bonds
revenue
March -12
a
were
effered
awarded to
Stein
price of
net interest cost of abort
&-
as
Boyce,
(P. O. Thibodaux),
1
Louisiana
Offering—R.
Bond
O.
Moncla,
School
sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on April 3 for
the purchase of $875,000 building
Secretary
of
Parish
receive
will
Dated
bonds.
the
April
1,
1957.
Due
from 1959 to 1982 in¬
at of March 1,
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
April 1
on
clusive.
1967.
Callable
Foley, Cox & Judell,
proved
by
Orleans.
Salle
La
Parish
Consol. Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Jena), La.
Bond Sale—The $300,0JO school
No. 30
bonds offered March 7—v.
871—were
awarded
to
185, p.
Scharff
Jones, Inc.
&
.
•
New Orleans, La.
Bond
Sale—A
syndicate
head¬
the First National City Bank
New York was the successful
ed by
Livingston County (P. O.
Smithland), Ky.
building
from date of issue.
M-N. Legality approved
Interest
Co., and W. C. Thorn-
Company.
$250,000
Callable
inclusive.
1977
1957
Co.; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.; W.
E. Hutton &
of
purchase
after
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $365 000 school
were
the
for
11
public improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
of New
185,
v.
—
rejected.
County
Jury,
Board,
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
from
offered
1 from
inclusive.
1961
to
556,000
Secretary of the Parish
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST )on April
Blanc,
Police
1981.
and
(P. O. Iberia), La.
Offering — Marcus De-
Bond
Due on March 1, 1980
92,000 4s.
Iberia Parish
1979 inclusive.
1966 to
public
$50,000
improvement bonds offered March
12—v. 185, p. 1203—were awarded
,
,
ior-?S+ ?QRc;0-n
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
March 100.13,
$375,000 i 4.49%,
bids antil 8 p.m. (MST)- on
Norton,
School
receive
(CST)
Feb.
terest
KENTUCKY
Bond
Jerome
.
City
19
non
A.
Parish
15 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
composed of Charles A. Hinsch &
$1,375,000
will
Dated
p.
Stern
Company.
building
the
of
sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
on April 17
for
the
purchase
pf $1,600,000
building and
equipment bonds.
assess¬
to
Charles), La.
Offering—H.
Board,
v.
awarded
were
Bros. &
7
School District
Calcasieu Parish
totaling $303,-
March
offered
March 5
D&
of Louisville.
yers,
Secretary
special
Trust
LOUISIANA
improvement
bonds
Capital
at the Chemi¬
Exchange Bank, New
or
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
Skaggs, Hays, Fahey & Law¬
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Sale—The
internal
storm
and
York
1974 inclusive.
ment
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
Corn
cal
Manhattan, Kansas
Bond
8
$1,131,000
inclusive.
Co., Frankfort,
KANSAS
building
(P.
sold to the Federal Housing
2%s, at
1967
be¬
March
Home
and
water works revenue
Dated April 1, 1957. Due
Dec.
are
July 1, 1963 and there¬
callable beginning Jan.
1,
$3,678,000
bonds.
1, 1957. Due on July
1959
to
1982
inclusive.
from
1
bonds,
revenue
March
Bond
p.m.
the
for
mortgage
Dated
receive
until
Farmers
han, Harris & Co.; Weil, Roth
Sch.
Orleans
Pe¬
April
on
of
revenue
1996
to
interest
and
Charles A. Hinsch & Co.; Strana¬
—has been postponed.
D.
Dated
net interest cost
follows:
on
purchase
1976.
Bond
1,
Township
Frank
1 from
Kentucky
Offering
Ander¬
bids
as
1967
apolis.
Moral
—
(CST)
a.m.
Bond
1094
and after March
bonds.
1959
53,000 3.40s. Due on Nov. 1, 1975
0C0
on
June 1, 1956. Due on June
Beane; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Mishawaka School Building
ration
185,
awardedrto
were
—
a
10
1970 inclusive.
to
Bond
$250,000 sewer
Offering
dormitory
12—
98,000 3.30s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Le¬
Moines), Iowa
Olfering—Wilson
sealed
'
receive
sealea
(CST) on Marcn
purchase of $1,350,000
the
March
Cor¬
will
mortgage
Jan.
.
City Controller, will
Bond
Sale —The $15;0~0,-
1987.
1,
Building
July 1 from 1959 to 1986 inclusive.
Bonds maturing July 1, 1963 and
thereafter are callable beginning
Anderson, Ind.
son,
Chicago, Illinois
Certificate
School
bids until 1 p.m.
INDIANA
Mit¬
ILLINOIS
Sept.
Due
to
to
1971
Jr., Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on March
26 for the
purchase of $440,000
in
and
City
or
thereafter
1
Lansing, Illinois
|
Offering — Dorothy Wer¬
*
1966
Sept.
on
on
Due
1977 inclu¬
to
Principal
the
for
62,000 3V4S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1968
(P. O. Orleans), Ind.
Bond Offering—C. E. Wheeler,
March
certificates.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
gas
4V2s.
until
District,
Co., Chicago; Quail & Co.;
& Cownie, Inc., at a
1958
1 from
Callable
Bond
Becker
$177,000 3V2S. Due
inclusive.
Due
Sch.
offered
price of 100.005,
of about 3.36%,
follows:
as
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
1977
due
Co.,
1966
Secretary,
proved
water
&
1957.
terson, Secretary of the Board of
1094-—were awarded to
of the Northern
p.
poration (P. O. Kendallville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Bert E. Shields,
p.m. (CST) on March la
purchase of $760,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Allyn
First
son,
until
and
waka.
County School District No.
(P. O. Highland Park), HI.
inclusive.
as
Call¬
designated
Due
$1,800,000 certificates,
1982 inclusive.
to
C.
A.
185,
Trust
com¬
1,
1958
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
group composed
and
on
May 1, 1971. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
will
pur¬
(CST)
able beginning
it
100,000
p.
sealed
March
25
for the purchase of
$350,060
sewerage
revenue
bonds. Dated
March 1, 1957.'Due 011 March 1
a.m.
Manager,
bids
J
&
receive
will
Clerk,
group
v.
a
984
March
ville.
Sale—The $390,000 build¬
bonds
from 1967 to 1986 inclusive.
Le¬
Hall,
E.
a
Due on Sept.
43/4s.
1,410,000
Harris
Differing—Nellie
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
Pensacola, Fla.
J-J.
Interest
Kewanee, Illinois
City
&
to
1 from 1*53 to
gality approved *by Charles
irauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
June
on
1976
Corporation, of
Dated Sept. 1,
Bond
inclusive.
1976
June 1 from
Due
to
$250,000 judg^
as 3%s.
Due on July
1956.
1966 inclusive.
31/£s.
3,705,000
on
•
Sale—An issue of $32,000
Municipal
Biair
1959
water works bonds was sola to xhe
ling, Lerchen & Co.; A. E. Masten
Corp.;
$290,000 5s.
Hamel, III.
Bond
bonds
p.
Co.; E. Ray Allen & Co., and
Allan
Corp.
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; Wat&
Securities
funding jbonds
offered
March 13—v. 185, p. 1094—were
awarded
to the Municipal Bonu
Trust
&
Sale—The
to
a.m.
pur¬
Cooney, of Des
Community
Bond
185,
1
and interest
(M-S) payable at the Salem Bank,
Salem.
Legality approved by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
Iowa
revenue
March
on
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Wapello
ing
1
in
1975 inclusive. Le¬
&
1
March
on
Due
1 from
1962.
1,
Moines.
Co.; Baxter & Co.; Julien Collins
ment
&
Bank
awarded
sive.
$158,000 hospital bonds.
1957. Due on Nov.
penter, Ahlers
$1,800,000
12—v.
Dated
gality approved by Banister, Car¬
1094—
American
1 he
—
10
for the
March
on
1965 inclusive.
Due
41/£s.
March
Peterson,
until
18
to
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
receive
bids
1 from 1958 to
posed of John Nuveen & Co.; City
Kendallville
Illinois
e
March
—were
of Chicago.
Bond
1
a
of
oral
March
3.24%.
facilities
parking
ing and site bonds oifered Mar^h
8—v. 185, p. 1093—were awaraed
to
Harry J. Wilson & Company,
Louis,
various
p.
63,000
will
Due
1958
4%s.
from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
& Trust
Dated March 1,
Bank, Indian¬
price of 100.02,
a
about
S
offered
Bond Sale—The $169,0. 0 bu Id
St.
on
Gary, Ind.
County School District
O. Warrenville), III.
East
of
Bond
(P.
31
&
Co.;, Trust Company of
Georgia, Atlanta; Equitable Secu¬
rities
Corporation; A. C. Allyn
& Co.; Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
Inc.;
Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
Co.;
&
as
basis
a
&
Page
No.
—
Stroud
3V4S, at
County Special
District
Ingen
Ellis
Inc.;
185,
National
Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; Harold
E. Wood & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.;
Allan Blair & Co., and Robert
Fort
Kuhn,
Condon,
&
and
chase
the
to
apolis,
Corp.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
E. F. Hutton & Co.; Fahey,
Clark &
Co.; McDonald & Co.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; McDougal
12—v.
awarded
Fletcher
Corp.;
Showers.
Broward
March
fered March
&
Co.;
Baker,
First
Cleveland
,
sealed
(CST)
Bond Sale—ine $75,000
Co.;
FLORIDA
school
Hanseatic
Richards
&
Co.;
01
municipal improvement bonds of¬
were
York
New
Field,
Bank
Treasurer,
414 s.
from
144,000
County (P. O. Albia), Iowa
County
4s.
as
National Bank
Bond Offering—W. M.
Franklin, Ind.
Roosevelt &
Co.;
&
National
First
Milltown.
Co.; Gregory & Sons; Brunt Ellis
& Simmons; Dick & Merle-Smith,
and
Monroe
—
nois
King Streets, Wilmington, un¬
a.m. (EST) on March ±6 for
the purchase of $488,000 building
Ramsey),
•
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; iliixiCompany; W. H. Morton &
.will receive sealed bids at the of¬
til 11
O.
-
on
inclusive.
1990
Co., Chicago. Legality approved
by Dawson, Nagle, Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
Twp.
Bond Sale
The $5,800 school
building bonds offered Marcn li
—v.
185, p. 1094—were awarded
&
Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Cmp.;
Blair & Co.; J. C. Bradford
&
Trustees
(P.
Due
to
American
Indiana
Wm.
Little,
and
$88,000
Sept.
"Sept. -15 from
Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
1956.
1958
Mc-
Ross,
River-Jackson-Spencer
Corporation
Carl
M.
Lceo,
Co.; Wertheim & Co.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; A. G. Becker
Wilmington),
Offering:—Lora
&
Rhoades
Delaware
T
the
of
by
approved
Smith, Barney & Co.; White,
cate:
County, Stanton School
3S
members
Other
of Wilmington,
price of 100.01.
a
Legality
15,
Chicago.
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
on March 15
1S77 inclusive.
Due
1973 to
from
Meeds,
3%s, at
as
9,000,000 3%s.
Banking Co., Anderson,
tional Bank & Trust Co.,
on "March 15
1972 inclusive.
water revenue bonds. Dated
Continental-Illinois Na¬
the
at
or
Due
1970 to
from
$96,000
of
'/™;
cost
follows:
as
j6,COO,000 3V2S.
(P. O. Smyrna), Del.
Sale—The
interest
net
a
ibout 3.66%,
Kent
Anderson
at
follows:
a
of
bidder for
$4,200,000 bonds of the
offered for sale
The
remaining
$660,000 bonds were
sold
to
an
account headed
by
total of $4,860,000
on
March 12—v. 185, p. 1203.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
The
First National
City
Bank
GO
purchased
group
bonds
$2,200,000
at
3.36%,
due
1964
Oct
1958
from
to
$61,000 3l/zs,
15,
1965; $263,000
Oct. 15 from 1966
Oct.
due
to
15
inclusive;
due
3s,
about
follows: $371,000 4s,
as
on
of
cost
a
on
1969
inclusive;
$973,000
3V4s, due on Oct. 15 from 1970
to 1981 inclusive; and $532,000
V/zs,
due
1982
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1986
to
from
15
Bond
Offering
—
B.
Preston, President of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
until
11
chase
of
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
Legality approved by Niles, Bar¬
ton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Bal¬
timore.. :
.''
■, '
y.,.
aviation
bonds
price of 100.005,
cost of about
Note
tax
Sale—An
at 1.85%
$443,000
from
4s,
1958
$386,000
from
due
to
1965
on
1964
due
3s,
inclusive;
and
$1,171,000
Oct.
15
1970
15
inclusive;
3J/iS,
°
from
Oct.
on
1969
to
at-a
due
1981
to
on
in¬
clusive.
The
$660,000
Blyth
by
ciates
bonds
&
$400,000
Co.,
as
are
Civic
at
Inc.
discount, plus
interest
net
3.40%,
due
1962
15
Oct.
on
Bank
of
a
about
$55,000 4s,
from
from
inclusive;
1958
from
inclusive;
due
1986
and
Oct.
on
1963
to
to
1966
3V4s,
$142,000
15
due
1967
to
$152,000
15
from
1977
31As,
1978
to
inclusive.
260,000
sewerage,
water
and
drainage bonds at a price of
par,
interest
net
a
4s,
due
1958 to
1977
15 from
inclusive;
31/4s, due
1963
$122,000
Oct. 15 from 1968
on
inclusive; and $38,000
3M>s, due
to
Oct.
on
1967
to
$45,-(
from'
15
1962 inclusive; $55,000
3s, due
to
Oct.
on
of
cost
about 3.13%, as follows:
000
1981
Oct. 15 from 1978
on
inclusive.
Syndicate
Members
Co., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago; Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Co.,
Beane, Chas. E. Weigold
Andrews
Illinois
&
Wells,
Company,
of
until
Inc.,
and
Inc.
Blyth
&
Co.,
the following: The First
Corp., Kulin, Loeb & Co.,
Hibernia
National
Orleans;
Scharff
Bank, in
Jones,
Alexandria,
and
bids
the
at
Bank,
Trust
Boston,
$125,000
inclusive.
No.
man,
Police
bids
Offering—Marion
Secretary
Jury, will
until
9:30
of
a.m.
&
Dated
May
from
1,
1958
1957.
to
Parish
sealed
1972
by
the successful
011
pay¬
des¬
bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Terrebonne Parish (P. O.
Houma),
I
Louisiana
Bond
lic
Sale—The $1,182,000
pub¬
bonds
offered
improvement
March 13
—
awarded
Seharil
*
Lynch,
to
&
v.
a
p.
Jones,
Pierce,
Equitable
185,
group
661
—
Fenner
Securities
&
Merrill
Beane;
Corporation;
nau
&
Kees;
Schweickhardt
Kohlmeyer
&
Co.;
Glas
Co.; W. D. Kingston & Co.; Steiner,
Rouse
&>
Co.,
Woolfolk, Inc.,
and
as
Wheeler
33/4s.
&
p.
to
a
price of 100.002,
a
of about
as
4.21%,
$315,000 4V4s.
1959
110,000
4s.
3971
to
425,000 4%s.
1974
bonds
to
185,
a
1958
to
1962
25,000 3%s.
25,000 3V2S.
180,000
185,
on
Due
on
Due
to the Norfolk County Trust Co.,
Dedham, at 1.95% discount.
Fall
River,
Offering
1
Zebrasky,
receive
City
sealed
(EST)
Treasurer,
March
011
of
Frederick
bids
until
for
19
$1,000,000
19,
building
March
will
11
a.m.
the
notes.
B.
pur¬
Dated
1957. Due Nov. 4,
1957.
$50,000 play¬
ground bonds offered March 12—
185,
v.
the
First
England
at
about
Note
Ardle,
ceive
City
350,00 4 V4s.
(EST)
on
bids
March
18
J.
Mcle-
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
Due Nov.
Mass.
Sale—An issue of $500,000
temporary loan notes
the
Second
sold
was
Bank-State
Trust
Company,
1.96%
Dated
Nov.
terest
1957.
payable
7,
1957.
Due
on
Principal
and
in¬
the
at
Merchants
Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
by Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston,
approved
Stoughton, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
offered
March
—were
awarded
tional
at
Bank
3.40s,
at
of
a
185,
the
to
price
of
notes
12C4
p.
First
Boston, at
Sale—The
Na¬
1.978%
100.23,
&
offered March
—were
tional
12—v.
awarded
Bank
discount.
of
to
185,
the
Eoston,
-
-
p.
at
1 from
the syndicate:
&
Cross,
Byrne
Rand
&
and
Ishpeming School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
185,
—v.
a
art
a
1204
Na¬
1.99%
March
sealed
Co., Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Milwaukee
Company,
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co., McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
terest
price of 100.02,
cost
of
about
1959
to
1.620,000
1963
33/4S.
3.77%,
as
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1964 to
water
Sale—An
1
1984 inclusive.
issue
sold
system
to
revenue
p.m.
and
clusive.
from
of
$335,dis¬
bonds
McDonald-Moore
the
&
was
Co.,
O.
Principal
Peter¬
(CST)
on
$55,-
system
1, 1957.
to
Due
1975
10
Offering
on
of
G.
bids
until
March
21
for
Mc-
will
re¬
1
from
First
Feb.
1959
1, 1957. Due
1959
to
to
1986
inclusive.
and after Oct.
Municipal
School District,
St.
Louis County,
Sale
building bonds
Bond
Offering
March
1970
May
1,
1958
1959.
to
to
on
inclusive.
1977
(F-A) payable at a bank
company in St. Louis to
trust
be
Dated May
from 1958
Principal and
Due on Feb. 1
1, 1957.
designated
purchaser,
the
by
subject to approval by the Board
of
Directors.
by
Charles & Trauernicht, I of St,
Legality
approved
Louis.
MONTANA
Fallon
County High School District
(P.
O. Plevna), Mont.
Offering—Harold Leisch-
Bond
ner,
Clerk
receive
(MST)
of Board
sealed
of
bonds..
Dated
choice
of Trustees,
bids
April
on
Amortization
until
for
3
building
$80,003
July
1,
will
bonds
8
the
and
1957.
be
the
bonds
serial
will
Interest
bonds.
J-J.
Fallon
County School District
12 (P. O. Baker), Mont.
Bond
Clerk
Offering—Dale
of
Board
of
C.
No.
Olson,
will
Trustees,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(MST)
chase
April
on
$100,000
ol
Dated
for
1
the
pur¬
building bonds.
July 1, 1957.
will
bonds
choice
Amortization
of
be
School
Lewis
the
the
second
J-J.
and
Clark
Board.
County (P.
Helena),
In¬
O.
Mont.
Bond Sale—The
$503,100 county
obligation bonds offered
general
March
8
—
awarded
to
v.
a
185,
p.
group
194 — were
headed by
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
1963
1968
70,000 3.15s.
receive
(CST)
000.000 school bonds.
13
follows:
on
will
bids until 8 p.m.
March 26 for the purchase of $1,-
terest
Separate
185, p. 872—were awarded to
Harrington & Co., of Jackson, as
Due
that the
Directors
of
Board
sealed
W.
Secretary
—
announces
bonds will be the first choice and
$1,400,000
offered
Kirkwood),
Missouri
1, 1937.
Miss.
The
—
Kirkwood School
District No. R-7 (P. O.
—v.
1964
by
St.
Louis.
serial
Hattiesburg
1960 to
Interest
Legality
approved
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
be the second choice of the school
MISSISSIPPI
and
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1977
F-A.
pur¬
National
$140,000 5s.
was
the
Bank, of Min¬
neapolis.
Legality approved
by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Bond
school bonds
and 3%%
sold to Blewer, Glynn & Co. Dated
first
Principal and interest payable at
the
Mo.
$575,000
p.m.
$200,000
on
District,
7:30
hospital bends.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Dne on Oct.
Callable
in
callable
are
Bond Sale—An issue of
purchase
H.
—
Village Clerk,
sealed
(CST)
1958
due
Bonds
School
p.m.
chase
building
from
from date of issue.
years
Charles
will
Tyler, Minn.
ceive
Clark,
of Educa¬
2
thereafter
and
in¬
interest
and
of Minneapolis.
Bond
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1977
Lul
1969
at
any
suitable
bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
Caughey,
Mo.
Paul
—
purchase of $360,000
payable
son,
Neosha),
Offering
bonds.
or
receive
sewer
1959
May 1 from
Mineral
1
on
May 1 from
May
on
1,
1969.
May 1 from
inclusive.
County School District No.
(P. O. Saltese), Mont.
Sale—The $30,000 build¬
Bond
inclusive.
Due
1972
on
inclusive.
210,000 314s. Due
000 water supply and sewage
posal
E.
will
Dated March
350,000 3Y4s. Due
Sept.
on
New Haven, Mich.
Bond
Minn.
Clerk,
280,000 3V^s. Due
on
the
net in¬
a
follows:
$230,000 4%s. Due
1 from
building
Offering—Ellis
March 1
of Halsey, Stu¬
&
a
Feb.
April 9 for
bids until 8
bonds.
approved
tion, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m.
(CST) on March 27 for
3V2%
John¬
G.
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
Rapids,
Village
11
985—were awarded to
p.
Legality
Trauernicht, of St.
&
(P.
interest
Bond
inclusive.
President of the Board
to
$1,850,000 school
offered
group composed
notes
First
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Co.
from
$750,000
1, 1966
& Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Waltham, Mass.
Note
Due
1983
>
$363,000
Pelican
on
Jan.
&
the
until
of
Dillon, Union Securities
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Co.,
Inc., at
$400,000
12—v.
1
& Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., S. R. Living¬
stone, Crouse & Co., and Friday
at
National
ity
to
building bonds
March
15,
Jan.
on
to
Boston,
received
son,
March
on
1983
County School District No.
Bond
Warren),
March 21 for the purchase of
Phelps, Inc., and
Co.,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co., Thomas
&
Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Watling, Lerchen & Co., H. V. Sattley
Street
discount.
of
of
Scott
bonds.
Baxter
8, 1957.
Northampton,
on
Other members of
&
will
chase of $800,000 notes.
Note
1968
Roosevelt
for
cost
1967.
of
until
price
a
1965 inclusive.
Due
4,000,000 4s.
Co.,
Treasurer,
sealed
Due
1.958 to
banking
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
1095—were
p.
May
interest
County, Lyle School District
(P. O. Lyle), Minn.
Bond
be
Mich.
follows:
as
4V2s.
from
Eastman
Offering—Daniel
1
000
$1,150,000
of
basis of about 2.34%.
a
4.03%,
price
a
185,
of
as
O.
on
Waeckerle.
&
inclusive.
a
of
Co.,
Trust
2.40s,
as
to
Michigan Corp.,
100.008, a net interest
of
1203—were awarded to
p.
New
and
11—v.
and
Sale—The
District,
$5,500,000 school
site bonds offered
1962
and
bonds was sold
to
Donald Dubail
syndicate headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
Gloucester, Mass.
Bond
School
to
Mower
Bond Sale—The
awarded
Mass.
—
Ferndale
and
Principal
and interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
•
awarded
for
1958
April 1, 1972.
on
26
drainage
1, 1957. Due
April 1, 1971.
on
Due
in¬
1987
1972
County Auditor, will receive
bids until 11 a.m.
(CST)
March
Feb.
from
1
April
on
to
in
Offering—Levi
$54,000
April 1, 1963.
April 1, 1964.
Due
57
sealed
on
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
40,000 2%s.
1203—were
p.
son,
inclusive.
Due
3 Vis.
from
$500,000 tax an¬
notes offered March 12
ticipation
—v.
Bond
group
April
on
Newton
Minnesota
p.
1959
M-S.
$40,000
p.m.
pur¬
after
(P.
of
works
1, 1956. Due
by Charles
to
County
water
Louis.
building
1957.
Due
1960
due
185,
Allen
to
Mo.
issue
Eisen
Oct.
from
school
1,
12—v.
awarded
revenue
Lucas,
4
callable
are
re¬
March
5%
and
the
for
Principal and
at any suitable
Marshall
of Stranahan, Harris &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and Kenower and MacArthur & Co., as follows:
Due
43/4%
1
will
Miss.
Sale—An
Bond
Dated
Much-
J.
,
.
MISSOURI
St.
composed
$90,000 ,4s.
from
jail
$400,000
awarded
offered
sewerage
O.
until
May
Bonds
1969.
L.
1
■
Separate School
Sale—The $250,000 school
Interest
Owen, Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
inclusive.
Sale—The
Louis.
Hornersville,
Dorsey,
offered March 7—v.
985—were
(P.
to
Co.
&
institution designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Aug. 1 from
on
1
payable
from
—
bids
Dated
thereafter
1,
1
65
$495,000
May
on
County (P. O. Coldwater),
Michigan
Bond
.
Due
1982
to
bonds.
a
inclusive.
1973
of
clusive.
Aug.
1/ 1958.
Clerk,
April
on
chase
Aug. 1 from
on
sealed
(CST)
inclusive.
Due
in¬
1204-—were
p.
to
No.
District
ceive
composed ol
on
of St.
bonds
from
Due
ap¬
District,
County Indep. Consol.
Offering
linski,
follows:
Due
1.70%
Aug.
to
Dist.
Bond
offered
net interest cost
1970
to
of
1956.
1,
1957
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
985—were
p.
the
to
Green¬
of
interest J-D. Legality
from
1
Bond
Ivanhoe), Minn.
1204—were
group
185,
Dec.
$75,000
1961
Dec.
clusive.
J42
$1,000,000
bonds
offered
interest
1, 1957
Aug.
Sch.
Note Sale—The
&
&
bonds
185,
Co., Inc., and Shannon & Co., at
&
were
White, Hattier& Sanford; Ducour-
Co.;
Palmer
site
40,000 3s.
composed of
Inc.;
approved
Dedham, Mass.
May
.inclusive
Principal and interest (M-N)
a
banking institution
ignated
1 from 1958 to 1967
Thorndike,
Storey,
on
able at
of
Lynn, Mass.
(CST)
Due
purchase
36
April 9 for the purchase of $130,000
public
improvement
bonds.
1
the
additional
Lincoln
and
awarded
Dodge, of Boston.
Fogle^
the
receive
on
14,
John Nuveen & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Stranahan, Harris &
Principal
(P.O. Alexandria), La.
Bond
St.,
(EST)
and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
100.15,
Dist.
Water
drainage
and
Dated April 1, 1957.
April
011
Boston,
Road
40
surface
bonds.
sewer
Shawmut
a.m.
11
for
19
chase
Shober.
Rapides Parish
Dept.,
until
March
Due
National
No.
of
sold
was
Commerce,
Dated
wood.
on
to
a
group
headed by
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as 4s.
at a price of par. The bonds bear
Mich.
District,
11—v.
March
Bond
Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
School
of
awarded
Nov. 5, 1957.
on
12—*v.
Sale—The $850,000 school
building
Branch
Brockton, Mass.
March
Woolfolk
of
March
dated
are
Bank
issue
bonds
McComb Municipal
The
—
building
March
MICHIGAN
Avondale
Principal a n d interest
payable at the above - ment.oned
Ban k.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Inc.,
Reynolds & Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, Nusloch,
Baudean &
Smith, McCormick &
Co., Glas & Co., Steiner, Rouse &
Co., Rapides Bank & Trust Co., of
notes
1957, and mature
inclusive.
New
&
on
drainage
and
sewer bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1953 to 1967
Ladd
were
Boston
(EST)
purchase
a.m.
the
surface
$125,000
Note
with
11
for
19
Dinkins & Co.
Associated
Shawmut
Boston, 4!) Water Street,
March
Trust
Fenner &
National
the
at
Boston,
by
group headed by the First
National City Bank of New York
included
the following: Bankers
The
V. Clancy,
school
March
offered
notes
Sale
Bond
tax
$1,000,000
awarded to the Merchants
were
Bond
Bank of Boston. Legality
The
&
Offering—Leo
Sale—The
The
Brockton, Mass.
Bond
185,
Ken¬
to
&
Consol. Sch. Dist.
discount.
185, p. 1203—were awarded
Bankers Trust
Company
and the Guaranty Trust Company,
both of New York City, jointly,
at 2.32% interest.
bias
inclusive; $51,000 3s, due
Oct.
on
15
March
MacArthur
Sale—An
school
Hennepin County Joint Indep.
1957.
National Bank of Boston, at 1.96%
the
to
100.01,
cost
Oct,
on
offered
11—v.
awarded
(P. O. Bloomington), Minn.
11—v.
Building
of
follows:
as
notes
loan
porary
$5,000,000 tem¬
March
MINNESOTA
premium
a
offered
1095—were
and street
sewer
Co.,
and
Manley, Bennett & Co., jointly.
Worcester, Mass.
13
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Courts
price
a
Sale—The
Note
bonds
sold to
Bank,
was
National
Due Oct. 31,
anticipation
Boston, Mass.
purchased
and Asso¬
follows:
bonds
MASSACHUSETTS
follows:
Oct. 15
as
assessment storm
p.
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Leflore), Miss.
Bond
special
Monday, March 13, 1957
„
.
Leflore
3%
Sale—The $88,000
ower,
issue of $400,000
Winchester
of $3.
Bond
Due Oct. 31, 1957.
1957.
Sattley & Co., jointly,
• >,'
»'
Plymouth, Mich.
a.m.
for the pur¬
notes.
Dated
anticipation notes
the
Note
net interest
a
3.26%,
19
.
-
re¬
11
Winchester, Mass.
.
2,000,000
until
bids
$500,000
March 19,
will
Treasurer,
March
on
on
1882
to
City
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
March 26 for the pur¬
chase of $1,500,000 public school
construction bonds.
Dated April
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1958
(EST)
ceive
V.
4%s.
as
Harold
—
H.
and
Mass.
Offering
Barnes,
BurdelJ
The Commercial and Financial
*
Westfield,
Note
County (P. O. Bel Air),
Maryland
improvement
price of 100.007,
a
interest
net
.
Harford
street
bonds
.
MARYLAND
$4,200,000
the
follows:
as
/
i
(1328)
bonds
ing
v.
185,
p.
offered
March
1095—were sold to
11—•
the
State Land Board, as 4.45s, at par.
r
70,000 3s. Due May 1, 1973.
280,000 3 V2S. Due
1974 to
on
May 1 from
1977 inclusive.
-■
*
Bond
Hall
Whitefish, Mont.
Sale—The
remodeling
$175,000
bonds
City
offered
March
Number 5621
185
Volume
7
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
awarded to Piper,
were
The
bonds
1957.
Due
Jan.
dated
are
1,
1977 inclusive/
NEBRASKA
Chase
County (P. O. Imperial),
Nebraska
Sale—An
Bond
a price
about 3.72%.
of
Paramus School
March
1
$150,-
Deshler, Neb.
Sale—An issue of $38,000
swimming pool bonds was sold to
Robert E. Schweser Company.
Dineen,
bonds,
$250,000
bonds.
sewer
from
Due
on
in¬
1965
1961 to
1
school
nonds
Pemberton
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Pemberton), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
450,000 resurfacing bonds.
Oct.
1961
from
1
13—v.
to
B.
Due
New
Bond
April 1, 1957. Principal
arid interest (A-O) payable at the
Legal¬
approved by Wood, King &
County Treasurer's office.
Dawson, of New York
City.
notes
offered March 12—v. 185, p. 1205
?—were awarded to the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, at 2.28%
Dec.
on
from
1
1957
185, p. 1204
awarded to the Merchants
March 13—v.
of Manchester,
Bank
National
$350,000
Sale—The
Note
as
notes
1205
Indian
March 12—v. 185, p.
awarded
the
to
Bank of Nashua, at
Head National
discount.
2.33%
thews, Borough Clerk, will Receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
26
March
purchase
the
for
of
Dated April
April 1 from 1958
$185,000 sewer bonds.
1, 1957.
Due on
Principal
payable at
interest
(A-O)
Belmar
National
Bank.
Township Sch. District,
New Jersey
Bond
Legality
N. J.
$210,000 school
March 12—v. 185,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
1096—were awarded to Boland,
& Co., and Fidelity Union
p.
Saffin
Trust
a
as
price of 100.21, a basis
3.56%.
about
of
jointly,
Newark,
Co.,
3.60s, at
Offering
—
Delbert
City.
kins,
York
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on March 25
purchase of $594,000 school
bonds.
Due
Dated
3.40s,
as
basis
Aug.
'Aug,"Hwm 1957 to
1981 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the First
Iron
Bank, of Morristown.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
(P.
school
bonds
The
13—
185, p. 1096—were awarded to
a
group composed of B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.; National State Bank,
of Newark; Fidelity Union Trust
of Newark; Hornblower &
Weeks; Reynolds & Co.; Coffin &
Burr; Rippel & Co.; F. R. Cole
& Co.; MacBride, Miller & Co.
The group bid for $2,360,000 bonds
at 3.40s ,at a price of 100.23, a
Co.,
.
...
175,000 capital notes, at'2,2'3%; in¬
terest.
Due on Aug. 20, 1957.
notes
The
dated
are
March
AmWell
Sch.
Township
Dist.
York
(P. O. Hunterdon), N. J.
$125,000 school
bonds offered March 12—v. 185,
Bond Sale—The
1096
p.
—
were
awarded to the
Hunterdon County
of- Flemington, as
Fort
Lee
School
National Bank
3Vfes.
District,
N. J.
New,
Bond Offering—Edwin B.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on March 25 for the
purchase of $1,084,000 building
tion, will receive sealed
Dated April
bonds.
on
1,
1957.
Due
April 1 from 1959 to 1977 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive;
N. J.
Offering—Alfred A. Reda,
bonds,
as
T.
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
of
until
bids
3
p. m.
March 25 for the pur¬
$408,500 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
Due on Jan.
$30,000 park bonds.
1
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
District
Sewer
33,000
bonds.
1958
to
Due
on
No.
Jan.
1
on
Jan.
from
1
to
bonds.
Due
April
The
1957.
bonds
are
dated
Bank, Fort Lee, or at any
or
trust company in New
1,
Legality
bank
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
York City. Legality approved by & Washburn, of New York City.
t'
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
.
NEW
New York City.
Hanover
District
Bond
bonds
Park
March
11—v. 185,
1096—were awarded to a group
composed1 of J." B. Hanauer & Co.j
J. ft. Ross & Co.; F. R. Cole & Co.;
Lebenthal & Co.; and Tilney &
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
$100,000
was
Dated
March
1,
of
1957.
Jan.
from
1
1958
100.01, a
District
Sewer
bonds.
Due
to
on
Jan.
March
First
12
awarded
were
Tru^t & Deposit Co.,
of Syracuse, as 3s.
Esopus, Port Ewen Fire District
(P. O. Port Ewen), N.Y.
Bond Offering—John R. Short,
District
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March 27 for the purchase of $20,000 fire district bonds.
Dated Feb.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Kingston Trust Co., Kingston. Le¬
1, 1957.
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.:•<
bonds
dated
The
are
Fire District (P. O. I slip),
New
York
Offering
—
John
Steeker,
will receive
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST)
purchase
the
for
20
on
of
$147,000 fire house bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
1858 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Security National Bank, of Hunt¬
ington.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Malverne, N. Y.
The $157,975 pub¬
Sale
Bond
—
bonds offered
1096 — were
improvement
7
v.
185,
March
Meadow
the
awarded
to
Brook
Bank,
3.40s, at
of Freeport, as
price of 100.06, a basis
a
of about 3.38%.
until
bids
the
for
(EST)
purchase
p.m.
inclusive.
interest
on
Principal
and
payable at the
Trust Co., Newburgh.
Columbus
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
City.
No.
1
Central Sch. District
(P. O. New City), N. Y.
Sale — The $3,518,000
—v.
a
14
185, p. 1205—were awarded to
composed of Roosevelt &
group
Cross; the Marine Trust Company
of Western New York, Buffalo;
Francis L du Pont & Co.; Bacon,
&
Co.;
Braun,
Wood, Struther^
Bpsworth & Co.,
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
Legality
Note
rence
York
Sale
—
City, N. Y.
Comptroller Law¬
E. Gerosa on March
13
an¬
award of $20,000,anticipation notes to
the 20 banks and trust companies
with which the City does busi¬
ness.
The notes are dated March
nounced
of
the
tax
1957 and bear interest at the
rate of 2%%.
They mature May
13,
7; 1957 and are subject1 to redemp¬
at the Comptroller s opt .on
tion
on
a
basis of about 3.54%.
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Bond
Saie
13—v.
or
after
—
The
$584,000 im¬
March
bonds. offered
provement
p. 1205—were awarded
Bros. & Hutzler, of
City, as 2.90s, at a price
100.30, a basis of about 2.83%.
185,
Salomon
to
New York
of
Randolph, Coldspring, Conewango,
Napoli and Poland (Towns)
Central Sch. Dist. No.1 (P. O.
Randolph), N. Y.
Offering — Florence
Bond
District
Hogan,
ceive
sealed
chase
ing
until
bids
B.
will
Clerk,
re¬
1*
p.m.
March 21 for the pur¬
on
of
$1,350,000 school build¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
bonds.
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
to 1986
1958
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the State Bank
of Randolph, Randolph, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Rensselaer
han,
Troy),
O.
York
Offering—James M. Bra-
County
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
(P.
County
New
Bond
(EST)
will
until
bids
11
re¬
a.m.
March 19 for the pur¬
on
chase
of
improvement
$400,000
Dated April
bonds.
on
April
29,
1957
1, 1957.
Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
proved
Heckler &
and
interest
the
at
office.
by
County
Legality
Vandewater,
ap¬
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
•
Rochester, N. Y.
Note
Sale
620,000
upon
—
Manhattan
Notes
sold
were
totaling $1,the
to
Bank,
$1,220,000 tax
as
York
follows;
anticipation notes.
bond
parking
Chase
New
of
City, at 2.12% interest,
400,000
New
000
Hutzler; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Rand & Co.; Chas. King & Co.;
John Small & Co.; and Tilney &
Co., as 3.60s, at a price of 100.41,
of
(A-O)
1957.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the manufacturers &
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo.
Le¬
Clarkstown
—
(A-O)
3:30
21
1977
to
1,
Hempstead (P. O.
Manhasset), N. Y.
Sale
The
$2,053,000
building
bonds
offered
p.
—
from
Jan.
school
(EST)
I slip
5 $130,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1958
No.
1
inclusive.
Stevenson & Co.;
Due on
to the
March
building bonds offered March
and
as
21/£s, at a price
basis of about 2.49%.
1958
Bond
change of fiscal year
sold to ,the County
Trust Company, of White Plains,
sewer
on
14,000
YORK
Ardsley, N. Y.
Regional High Sch.
(P. O. Hanoi)** ). N. J.
Sale—The $685,000 school
offered
Paterson.
Bond
offered
District Clerk, will receive sealed
from
1
on
1958 to 1961
Principal and interest (A-O)
and Trust Co.,
Due
1977
inclusive.
Due
1 from
April
to
1961 inclusive.
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Syracuse. N. Y.
Sale—The $40,000 bonds
2,500 Sewer District No. 5 bonds.
21,750 water bonds. Due on April
from
bonds.
1958
Bond
&
Ea"*
to
Jan.
Due
improvement
on
3.49%.
Newburgh Union Free Sch. District
No. 11 (P. O. Newburgh), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Mark S. Tighe,
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
1
from
7,000 Sewer District No. 5 bonds.
1962 inclusive.
general
53,000
1
North
Feb.
inclusive.
1961
$117,250 local improvement assess¬
ment bonds.
Due on April 1
from 1958 to
Jan.
on
offered
bonds
National
incinerator
237,000
-
Manhattan
the
Meadow
Brook
National March 12—v. 185, p. 1205—were
Bank, of Freeport, as 3V2S, at a awarded to a group composed of
price of 100.06, a basis of about *C. J. Devine & Co.; Salomon Bros.
lic
1958
alio-
amounts
Chase
Bank
185, p. 986—were awarded
-5
inclusive.
1982
and
The
to
from
85,000 Sewer District No. 5 bonds.
follows:
payable at the First Na¬ payable at the First National Bank
(A-O)
tional
Bond
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
27 for the purchase
of $192,000
28—v.
March
Offering—Benedict
banks
are:
—
purpose
District
Due
West Pater son,
eral
Bond
Bond
,
.
The
.
cated
Rockaway, N. Y.
The $225,000 gen¬
Sale
20,
1986 inclusive.
East
East
Bond
1957.
3.37%.
about
of
York City,
bond anticipation notes,
at
2.14%
interest.
Due pn
Nov. 20, 1957.
*;;; ,f
New
v.
basis
totaling $648,-
$473,000
$2,365,000
March
offered
/V., Y.
follows:
as
Teaneck), N. J.
—
a
the Chase Man¬
to
of New
Bank,
100.10,
Cheektowaga (P. O. Cheektowaga),
District
Township Sch.
O.
Sale
Bond
of
Peo¬
3.36%.
Buffalo,
hattan
the
to
price
a
sold
were
terest
National
Teaneck
at
Note Sale—Notes
000
1,
on
awarded
about
of
B.
Decker, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Dover School District.
Trust
or
ples National Bank, of Patchogue,
and
inclusive.
1967
to
at the Manufacturers
Company, of New York
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
City.
ington,
986—were
1956.
JERSEY
Belmar, N. J.
Bond Offering—Donald F. Mat¬
>
100,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1958
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Se¬
curity National Bank, of Hunt¬
3.49%.
lor the
i
!
•
Rob¬
ings & Co., Inc., and Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., jointly, as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.007, a basis of about
building
NEW
Bond Offering—Robert L.
ertson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March 20 for the purchase of $2,-
(P. O. Centereach), N. Y.
Bond
Sale —The
$35,000 fitfe
bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 185, p.
Rockaway
—were
Dist,
Brookhaven, Centereach Fire Dist.
Nashua, N. H.
offered
Sch.
(P. O. Port Jefferson), N. Y.
7—v. 185, p.
discount.
2.34%
Union Free
of
987—were awarded to C. C. Coll-
N. H.
Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
—were
1979
Riverton, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $230,000 sewer
bonds offered March
offered
to
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Farmers'
Trust Co., Mount Holly. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
discount.
Manchester,
C.
Robert
inclusive.
Dover, N. H.
Sale—The $200,000
Note
No. 6
Shinn, Secretary of the Board oi
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 28
for
the
purchase of
$1,200,090
jchool bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Due
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
—
Stevenson & Co.; and R. D. White
Brookhaven
Jersey
Offering
group composed of George
Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Bacon,
Co., as 3.80s, at a price
100.14, a basis of about 3.78%.
The
■
a
&
notice..
issued in anticipation of
real estate taxes.
/
are
.
13—v. 185, p. 1205-^—were awarded
185,
Valley Regional High
Sch. District (P. O. Burlington),
inclusive.
Note
March
offered
written
days'
notes
Clay, Cicero, Saline and DeWitt
(Towns) Central School District
No. 3 (P. O. North Syracuse),
$281,500 vari¬
bonds offered March
purposes
basis of about 3.69%.
five
61
$4,434,000; The First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York $4,206,000; Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank
$1,830,000;
Manufacturers
Trust Company $1,772,000; Guar¬
New York
anty Trust Company of New York
Bond Offering—William G, Col$1,758,000; Bankers Trust Com¬
arocco, District Clerk, will receive
pany
$1,636,000; The Hanover
sealed pids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Bank
$1,108,000;
Irving
Trust
March 20 for the purchase of $2,Company $1,012,000; J. P. Mor¬
500,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
gan & Co., Incorporated $554,000;
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1957
The New York Trust Company '
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
$482,000;
/
/
/
T
interest
payable
(J-D)
at the
The
Marine
Midland Trust
Manufacturer's Trust Company, of
Company of New York $320,GOO;
New York City, or at the Cicero
The Bank of New York $306,000;/
State Bank, in Cicero.
Legality
United States Trust Company of
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
New York $110,000; Empire Trust
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Company $108,000; G r a c e Na¬
City.
tional Bank of New York $104,Clinton County (P. O.
000; Sterling National Bank &
Trust
Company of New York
Plattsburgh), N.Y.
Bond Sale—The $361,000 school $88,000;
Federation
Bank
and
bonds offered March 8—v. 185, p. Trust
Company $62,000;
Kings <
1096—were
awarded to Roosevelt County Trust Company, Brooklyn,
& Cross, and the National Com¬ N. Y. $46,000; The Amalgamated
mercial Bank, of Albany, jointly, Bank of New York $40,000; and
as
3.40s, at a price of 100.20, a the Underwriters Trust Company
basis of 3.36%.
$24,000.
a
Sale—The
Bond
ous
1096—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., as 4.10s, at a price
of 100.19, a basis of about 4.08%.
1965
to
Dated
ity
$125,000 school
Rancocas
clusive.
on
Inc.; W. H. Morton & Co.; Shearson, Hammill £ Co.; Rv D. White
& Co.; Tripp & Co.;
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., and Tilney &
Co., as 3.70s, at a price of 100.04,
about 4.29%.
p.
follows:
as
Oct.
(CST) on March
of $700,000
a.m.
purchase
the
for
in¬
totaling $3,590,000 offered March
7—v. 185, p. 1096—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of Bo¬ Babylon Union Free Sch. Dist. No.
3 (P. O. North Babylon), N. Y.
land, Saffin & Co.; Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of Newark; B. J. Van
Bond
Sale
The
$1,681,000
Ingen & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; building bonds offered March 13
—v.
Byrne & Phelps, Inc.; J. B. Han¬
185, p. 1205—were awarded
auer & Co.; John J. Ryan & Co.;
to a group composed of Harriman
I. R. Ross & Co.; Van Deventer Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Lehman Bros.;
Bros., Inc.; Lebenthal & Co.; Rip- Smith, Barney & Co.; Mercantile
pel & Co.; Hebert J. Sims & Co., Trust Co., St. Louis; and Adams,
Inc., and MacBride, Miller & Co., McEntee & Co., Inc., as 3.90s, at
bidding $3,586,000 bonds as 4.30s, a price of 100.15, a basis of about
at a price of 100.12, a basis of 3.88%.
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
18
,1961
to
Baldwinsville, N.Y.
Omaha, Neb.
Offering—M. J.
bids until 10
1958
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the County
Trust Company, in Ardsley. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
-
Bond
from
clusive.
District, N. J.
Sale —The
Bond
Of 100.14,
—
of
issue
hospital bonds was sold to the
First Trust Co., of Lincoln, and
KUrkpatrick-Pettis, Inc., jointly,
as 3 Vis, at a price of 100.10.
009
Bond
3%s, at
as
basis
Jan. 1 from 1958 to
on
•
Co.,
a
Jaffray & Hop wood,'as 4 Vis.
(1329)
anticipation
—
construction
garage
notes.
The sale consisted of:
$1,220,000 tax
Due
400,000
on
anticipation notes.
Feb. 15,
bond
1958.
anticipation-park¬
ing garage construction notes.
Due
on
Legality
March
15, 1958.
approved
by
Reed,
Hoy trTaylor & Washburn, of New
York
City.
62
The Commercitl and Financial Chronicle
(1330)
purchase
County, St. Thomas Spe¬
(P. O.
Pembina
NORTH CAROLINA
Bowling Rock, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E.> Easter-
Cavalier), N. Daks.
Bond Sale—The $102,000 build¬
ling, Secretary- of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
ing bonds offered March 11—v.
18o, p. 1097—were awarded to the
until
11
(EST) on March
a.m.
terest (J-D) payable at
1956.
Maple Heights City School District,
Addyston, Ohio
Offering
John T. Cal¬
—
awarded
payable at The
vert, Village Clerk, will receive
York City. sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
April 5 for the purchase of $20,000
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated April
City.
I, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
to 1977 inclusive.
Bonds>due in
Drexel, IV. C.
>
(A-O)
interest
Bank,
The
$1,200,000
school improvement bonds offered
March
12—v.
185, p. 987—were
OHIO
Bond
Sale
Bond
John
New
to
—
a
Sh:*oh
(EST)
Co.;
and
Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reid &
Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Dated
Local'
East
Miami
of Oct.
School
District
1, 1965. Principal and in¬
(P. O. Route 1, Troy); Ohio y~
(A-O) payable at the Cen¬ i
Bond Offering — Emmet Fiory,
sealed bids at his office imRaleigh, tral Trust Co., Cincinnati. Legality
Clerk of the Board of Education,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March .19 approved
by
Peck,
Shaffer r &
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
purchase of $60,000 sani¬
tary sewer bonds. > Dated Feb. 1,
Principal and in¬
payable
at
The
Hanover Bank, New York City,
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
terest^
(EST)
chase
Bond Sale—The $134,471.71 var¬
i
inclusive.
1980
^
5
Ashland, Ohio*
1958 to
Due on Feb. t from
1957.
to
bonds offered March
1206—were awarded
Stranahan, Harris & Co.
Broadview
Broadview
New York City.
1
County
Durham),
O.
(P.
North Carolina
Bond
building bonds.
$2,200,000 school
Due
April
on
1
from
1958 to
1984 inclusive.
500,000 memorial stadium bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to
Dated
April
and interest
1, 1957. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Chemical Corn Excnange Bank, of
York
New
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of New
York City.
.
•
|
GoTtXCT
^
N
C
$58,000 build¬
offered
bonds
March
Middletown City School
Ohio
11—v.
y
3.87%.
April 3 for the purchase
3f $3,000,000 school building bonds.
Dated
April
15,
1957. Due on
(EST)
Brook Park, Ohio
,
Bond
Offering
Village
—
Cyrus
Mc-
E.
June
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
April 2 for the purchase of
$94,067.77 street improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
Govern,
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
Clerk,
1958
Principal
on
1
and
Mt.
School
works
—
March
awarded
sealed
bids
until
Bond
City
Auditor,
p.m.
ney,
sealed
bids
March
27
for
873—
Cart-
until
for
will
.
18,000 2V2S.
and
Due
June 1, 1988
on
1989.
\
bonds.
140,000
Goldsboro, N. C.
Due
on
May
1
..
from
Park s,
Recreational
Playgrounds,
Fund
No.
19
"
Note
Sale—The
$260,000 bond
anticipation
notes
offered
re¬
cently were purchased by -the
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
ston-Salem, at 2.10% interest.
NORTH
DAKOTA
Carrington School District, N. Dak.
Bond
Hgnson,
ceive
Offering
District
sealed
Auditor's
—
Clerk,
bids
office
Norman
at
will
the
in
H.
re¬
County
Carrington,
until 5 p.m.
(CST) on April 5 for
purchase of $84,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
the
1957.
Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to
1976 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1968
and
are
thereafter
callable
as
of
■
Bond
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
bonds.
1959
to
Due
1968
011
May
1
from
poses
185,
Orrville, Ohio >
Sale—The
bonds
offered
pur¬
March
7—v..
of
Ohio
the
National
the
at
until
8'
County
Treasurer's
Portland.
1, Box 4S6, Albany),
Oregon
Bond Offering
— Erma Cushing,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 pun. (PST) on March
25
for
the
building
pay¬
1957.
Bank,
to
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
of
$53,500
Feb.
1,
Dated
Feb.
1
from
Interest J-J.
Legal¬
Bond- Sale—The $6 <*,000 sewer
improvement bonds offered March
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
11—v.
Multnomah
Columbus.
|
Van Wert, Ohio
to
185, p. 987—were awarded
County, Sylvan Water
O. Portland)* Oregon
Duffy,
District
Secretary,' will receive
Sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
March
26
for
the
purchase of
headed by J. A. White
Company, as 3Vis, at a price of
101.30, a basis of about 3,12%.
a
group
District
&
Sold
Not
—
All
oids
re¬
April
1958
987—were rejected;
p.
March 7
were
bonds
awarded to
:
group
.
'
by. Winfree,
& Sayre, of
ghuler
-
Callable
Interest J,-J*
■.
.
North Bend, Oregon
Bond Sale—The $63,218.68
provement
bonds
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
Grand F'orks County (P. O*
Grand Forks), N. Dak.
Bond
Offering—-C.
E.
land, Clerk oi the Board
missioners,
will.-,receive
bids until 10
a.m.
(CST).
22 for the purchase o f
Over¬
of Com¬
on
sealed
March
$25,240.60
County Drain No. 28. bonds.
on
Due
May 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
clusive*
"
im¬
March;
offered
12*—v. 185, p. 1098^—were awarded
to
the
First National? Bank of
.
»
1967..
approved
McCulloch;
olfered
a
*
inclusive.
Portland......
composed; of R. J. Edwards,* Inc.;
Atoka State Lank, AtOiva; First
National Bank, of Oklahoma City
Small-Milburn Co., and Evan L.
Davis.
July .l,
Legality
Atoka County (P. O. Atoka), Okla.
Bond, Sale-r-The $180,036 county
building
1977
to
of
as
OKLAHOMA
hospital
water
bonds.
Dated
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
$107,700
ceived for the $27,000 sewer sys¬
tem
bonds offered March 7—v.
185,
(P.
Bond Offering—Chas. P.
Portland.
";V.
Port
;
■
of Port Orford' (P.
Ol
Chichasha, Okla.
Orford):, Oregon,
Bond' Sale—The $890,000 water
wofksr
extension
and
improve¬
'■■■: Bond Sale—Tiie $79,972.25 dock
construction ancl storage facilities
~
.
ment
bonds
185,
the
p.
offered
March
12
bonds
—
391
1097—were awarded to
First National
Bank
&
Trust
at
Jam
25—v.
185; p. First
awarded to* the
a
price of 97.09# a basis ol about
4.48%.
Cleveland
County Dependent Sch.
No. 70 (P. O. Norman), ,-
!
Oklahoma
Parma, Ohio
offered
were
National Bank, of Portland, as 4s,
Co^, Oklahoma City.
p.
inclusive.
—
..
•
Oregon, * '
,
Bond Sale—The $150,000 public
Springfield,
Bond Offerlng—rEthel D. Bur- library, bonds offered; March 11—;
Offering-—Joseph S. Lime,
City Auditor, will receive sealed kett, County Superintendent of v. 185, p. 1098—were awarded. to <
bids until noon (EST) on March Schools, will receive sealed bids Foster & Marshall.
1959 to 1974 inclusive.
28 for the purchase of $1,661,000 until 3 p.m. (CS) on March' 25 for
200,000 Incinerator Fund No. 1
Umatilla County Schools District
the purchase of $13,000 building
bonds.
Due on May 1 from special assessment street improve¬
No. 16-C (P. O." Pendleton), ■
\
ment bonds.
Bated April 1, 1957. bonds.
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
_*•'*■ - - ' '
Oregon* > '■
Due semi-annually on June and
Creek County Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
The
Bond Offering.—George Unter-.
bonds are dated May
1, Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
20 (P. O. Oilton), Okla.
1957.
Principal and interest sive.
nahrer. District Clerk,. will re¬
Principal and interest (J-D) i Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m,
(M-N) payable at the City Treasr
payable at the Cleveland .Trust
be received by the Clerk of the
urer's office.
Legality approved
(PST) on March 26 for the purCompany, in Cleveland. Legality Board of Education until 7:30
p.m. chase'of $1,994,000' BuildiBg,"bonds.
by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt &
approved by Squire, Sanders &
(CST) on March 20 for the pur¬ Due on' April' 1* from: I960* to 1982
Barton, of Columbus.
Dempsey,; of Cleveland.
chase of $30,000 bonds, as follows: inclusive. Bonds due in 1974 and'
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Princeton Local School- District
$25,000r building bonds. Due from ^thereafter are callable as of April
Cleveland), Ohio(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio "
1, 1973.
Principal and interest:
1959- to 1962 inclusive. Bond Sale—The $1,650^000 vari¬
:
Bond
Sale
payable, afe the
County
The
5,000 transportation
equipment ((A-O)
$2,300,000
ous purposes bonds offered March
Treasurer's
office.' Legality "ap¬
bonds. Due in 1960.
building
bonds
offered
14—v. 185, p. 1206—Were awarded school
proved by' Winfree, - McCulloch*
to a group composed of First Na¬
March 13—v. 185, p. 987—were Okfuskee
County Dependent Sch. Shuler & Sayre, of' Portland. • ,
tional Bank, of Chicago; City Na¬ awarded to a
District No. 19. (P. O. Castle),,
group composed of
tional Bank & Trust Co*, of Kan¬
Washington County, Cherry Grove
Oklahoma
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
sas City; Messrs. W. H. Morton .&
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Cherry Grove), •
Bond Offerings—E.
M, UnterCo.; Bache & Co.; Weeden & Co.; :Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; kircher, Clerk of the Board of
Oregon
Third National Bank in: Nash¬ Fahey, Clark & Co.; First Cleve¬
.Bond Offering — Mae Tornbladr
Education,
will
receive
sealed
District Clerk, will receive sealed:
ville, and L. B. Schwinn & Co., land Corp.; Wm. J. Mericka &
Co.; bids until 4 p.m (GST)* on March
as 3s, at a price of
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March:
100.55, a basis Provident
20
for the purchase
of $21,000
Savings Bank & Trust
of about 2.92%.
! 25 "for the purchase of $22,500
building bonds. Due from 1960 to
Co., of Cincinnati; Ryan, Suther¬
building bonds.
Dated April-. 1,
1966 inclusive.
Louisville Local School District,
land & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
1957. Due on April 1 from 1959* to
Ohio
1967 inclusive; Principal and in¬
•& Co.; Stranahan, Harris &
Co.; Osage Counfy Dependent School
Bond Offering — G. B. Mooth,
terest
District No.. 23 (P. O. Pawhuska),
(A-O)
payable
at
the
& Harrison, Inc., as
Clerk of the Board of Education, fdnd Breed
,Oklahoma
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
will receive sealed bids until 7:30 :334s,. at a price of 102.09; a. basis
Bond Sale—^The $100,000 school ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
p.m. (EST) on March- 21 for the
of about 3,52%,
site and building bonds offered
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
and
'
,
—
.
ity
1958
inclusive.
1970
'
July 1, 1967.
p.m.
Legality approved by Win-
(P. O. R.
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
at
bids
March: 25 for the pur¬
on
of
Linn County School District No. 14
Bond Offering — R. C. Wells,
City Auditor, will receive sealeo
bids until noon (EST) on March
20 for the purchase of $202,274.53
special assessment
improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
able
M.
re¬
free, McCulloch, Shul'er & Sayre,
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Principal and interest ( A-O)
Ellen
—
$14,000 building bonds.
Dated April 15,1957. Due on Feb1
from
19'59 to 1 1965 inclusive.
Principal and-interest (F-A) pay¬
about 3.85%.
District
Parks, Land, Building
Equipment Fund No. 1
bonds.
Due on May 1 from
-
Offering
sealed
chase
office.
v.
~
various
1097—were awarded to the
National Bank, of Orrville.
160,000
r-
(P. O. R. D.
Cleveland, as
price of 101.25, a basis ot
a
of
1
County
Oregon
d
n
ceive
on
1205—were awarded to a group
$292,000 bonds, as follows:
;
composed
of
Merrill ♦ Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Vance 1 from 1958 to 1981 inclusive. $ 160,000 ' s t r e e t
improvement
Securities Corp., and J. Lee Peeler* Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
bonds. Due on Dec. 15 from
& Co., at a price of 100.04, a. net able at the Irving Trust Co., New V..*
1958 to 1967 inclusive.;,
\yy >
V
interest cost of about 4.18%, as York City.
132,000
sewer
improvement
follows:
bonds. Due on Dec. 15 from
Columbus, Ohio.
.1958 to 1979 inclusive.
*
" *
$80,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
Bond Offering — Agnes Brown
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
The bonds are dated March 15,
Cain, City Clerk, will receive
1957. Principal and interest (J-D)
48,000 5 Vis. Due on June 1 from sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
(EST)
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
on
April 3 for the purchase of payable at the Security Central
National Bank of Portsmouth. Le¬
93,000 4s. Due on June 1 from $525,000
bonds, as follows:
1975 to 1986 inclusive.
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
$25,000 Safety Garage Building &
11,000 3s. Due on June 1, 1986
Williams, of Cincinnati.
and Improvement Fund No. 1
and 1987.
p.
Bo
able
4s, at
receive
(EST)
purchase
noon
the
the
Schmidt, District Clerk, will
Washingtonville, Ohio
Offering—Charles L. Ott-
pur¬
8
185, p.
Sweney
.v.
'
.V
Sutherland & Co., as
price of 100.03, a bas.s
ing bonds offered March 8—v. 185,
987—were awarded to McDon¬
Bonds
2
April
on
to
New Boston, Ohio
■
the
(EST)
8—v.
a
ald & Company, of
wright & Co., of Columbus.
Offering—William«Miet-
enkowtter, Jr., Clerk-Treasurer of
the Board of Education, will re¬
ceive
Principal and in¬
improvement
were
District,
Ohio
Bond
to
Victory, Ohio
The $3,500 water
bonds
of¬
Sale
Bond
fered
City
1958
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
tional Bank, of Cleveland.
Cincinnati
from
1
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
interest
and
Dec.
inclusive.
1979
—
terest
in¬
1967
to
Offering
on
County School District No. 19
(P. O. Route, 2, Box 467, Albany),
p.
~
Hugh Butler,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
Bond
chase of $4,000,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
»,
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water
bonds offered March 12—v. 185,
District;
bonds.
Due
Linn'
Bond
Bank
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
In¬
No. 1, HanoVerton),-Ohio
Sale—The $211,003 build¬
1981
185, p. 1097—were awarded 1 to
Field, Richards & Co., as 4s, at a
price of 100.69, a basis of about
on
inclusive.
1982
ing
Easter r
E.
Offering—v*.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 26
for
the
purchase
of
$2,700,000
bonds, as follows:
to
Principal and interest
payable at the Piqua Na¬
& Trust Co., Piqua.
(J-D)
Heights (P. O. 8938
Road, Brooksville),
Bond Sale—The
1958
&
Dated April I;
April 1 from 1959 to
1963 inclusiye.
Principal and in¬
1957.
(PST)
1957. Due on June
from
1
Ryan,
United Local Sch. Dist.
inclusive.
tional
Ohio
Durham
Dec.
and
building
vari¬
$496,030
of about 3.49%.'
March 29 for the pur¬
$780,000 building bonds.
on
of
Dated April 15,
ious purposes
11—v. 185, p.
(F-A)
to
3^s, at
will receive sealed bids until noon
Williams, of Cincinnati.
for the
pur¬
ous purposes bonds offered March
12—v. 185, p. 1097—were awarded
terest
of Husband
terest
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Sale—The
Bond
i
office
Steubenville, Ohio
1960 and thereafter are callable-as
E* Easter-
Offering— W
Bond
noon
$25,000 building bonds.
April 1, 1957. Due on April
V
.
the
at
gene, until 4 p.m. (PST) on March
23
for
the
purchase of $5,003
terest A-O.
3.86%.
about
until
and
Johnson, 72 West Broadway, Eu¬
of
1 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
4s, at a price of 101.21, a basis
as
of
bids
Davis,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Education, wi.l
March 18 for the
1206—were
jointly.
OREGON
k
sealed
on
chase
p.
L.
Co.,
County School District No. 28
y ■
(P. O. Veneta), Oregon
Bond Offering—Inga
Caldwell*
District, Ohio
Offering—R. R. Howard,
receive
composed of
Co.; A. C. Allyn
&
185,
Evan
Lane
School
Clerk of Board of
to
Small-Milburn
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
on
Loci
Bond
group
&
Nuveen
Due
1967 inclusive.
Ohio
for the
Hanover
the Harter
Canton.
12—v.
awarded
Village Clerk, will receive Sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
30 for the purchase of $8,000 fire
department bonds. Dated May 1,
in¬
Principal and
Bank & Trust Co.,
Paul.
purchase of $40,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds. Dated April 1,
1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958
to 1970
inclusive.
Principal and
inclusive.
1977
Mae Cleland,
—
Monday, March 18, 1957
.
.
March
Ohio
Racine,
Bond Offering
March
1, 1657. Due
June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1958 to
on
St.
of
Bank
National
American
19
building
$1,150,000
of
Dated
.bonds.
cial School District No. 43
.
.
.
.
s
v
Volume
185
Number 5621
.
.
„
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1331)
West Linn, Ore.
Bond Offering — Andy Harila.
60,000
bids until
10
,
8
p.m.^(PST)
for .the
purchase
and
April
$450,000
1,
1957.
Due
1981
Dec.
on
from' 1957
15
70,000
'
.
1972
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
received
i
,
,
Sold—No bids
for
the
bonds offered
$116,000
to
Township School District
Authority (P. O. Bristol), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $715,000
school revenue bonds was sold to
a
composed
group
of
Butcher
Sherrerd;
Dolphin
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
.$130,000.
3 %s.
from
30,000
4
3.00s.
1973
Due
1980 to
April
30,000
3.90s.
1,
April
1,
on
April
and
1978.
40,000 ' 3.95s.
1979 and
40,000 4s.
and
Due
f
444s.
Dated
-
April
1,
1, 1981
April
on
---r:
.v
1,. 1957.
.
Principal
(A-O) payable at
group
&
were
composed
Co.,
&
lows:''"
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Com¬
pany, Philadelphia.''Legality ap¬
proved; by Townsend, Elliott &
'X
4.59%,
6s. .Due
Nov.
on
Sale
missioner
Lands,
Offering
Cardarelli,
receive
(EST)
—
City
Bank
M i
c
h
of
el
a
bids
N.
will
until
noon
April 10 for the pur¬
$4,850,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
chase
of
b
$650,000-
Olneyville
bonds.
Due
1962 to
b
on
and
Sale
First
1958 to
•
April
from
1
2,000,000
Due
.
•.
redevelopment bonds.
April 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
500,000 sewer construction bonds.
hospital
The
—
$10,000,000
from
Due
/1957 to 1960 inclusive.
240,000. 4s.
Forest
Hills
Bond
Sale
.
eral
.
..1961
School District, Pa.
The $75,000 .gen-.
Obligation bonds offered Feb.
price of 100.34,',
a
3.45%.
r
;
basis of about
a
April 1 from 1958 to
on
1967 to
on
-
:
Leftwich
&
Ross;
&
ol
price
cost
City
National
Co., Chicago, and
Dreyfus & Co.
1974 inclusive.
% t;
*
!
-
>
Bond 4)ffering_A.
Meade. Juil-
lard,
Secretary Of -the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until.- 7:30 p.m. (EST) on March
25V for
the
purchase of $75,000
general obligation bonds;
]
Scribneiy* of
V ; ^
r ^
Hanover
Township School District
/F. O. Wilhes-Barre), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $7.4,000 general
i. k'
..•«(
..Upland, Pa. '
obligation bonds offered Marqh 7
; Bond Offering-r-Milton Melville,
185, p. 874—were awarded to
Boroughs Secretary, V will receive
Butcher & Sherrerd."
J'/ ..." sealed bids until 8
.V
.
—v.
v
.
p.m.
'
vt:
Berwyn), Pa. '
Bondr. Sale
.'.'school
13—v.
awarded
.
to
Goldman
Dillon,
185,
&
of
Co.;. Eastman
Securities
&
Co.;
*-
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,VFennel? &
Beane; Butcher & Sherrerd; Penington, Colket & Co.; Harrison &
Co.; Eikins, Morris. Stpkes & Co.;
and Ha Howell,. Sulzberger & Co.;
bat a price of 98.02, a net intercSc
cost of about
$90,000 4s.
-
-and
-
3.0.9%;
Due
follows:
.as
on
April
Due
on
April 1, 1957.
from
1
offered
-
.1098—were
p.
group composed
a
Sachs
Union
•
$1,750,000
* bonds
revenue
March
.
.
Dated
The
—
800,000
(EST)
1.959
to
Due
1972
The group paid a
a
net interest
100.157,
of about
3.03%,
follows:
as
Due
5s.
8,660,000 3s.
1962
Due
to
1987
Additional
April
on
on
April 1 from
April
on
Callable
on any interest payment
Principal and interest pay¬
date.able
the Fidelity-Philadelpnia
Co., Chester. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliot^ &
Munsori, of Philadelphia.
•
at
Trust
!
v
Whitaker, Pa'.
'
Bonds
Not
Sola
—
j.
'
ne
.
sold.
V
.
SOUTH
from
Bond
awarded
to
day
syndicate
same
a
headed by the Bankers Trust Co.,
York
City, and First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago, at a price
New
of par, a net
3.04%,
interest cost of about
23/4s.
from
Due.
1
1964 to
260,000
2%s.
April
on
March
1966 inclusive. *
Due
April
on
1
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
1,Q20,000
from
3s.
1971
-
Due
awarded
1
185, p. 1206—were
Arthurs, Lestrange &
3.V4S,
basis
at
price
a
of about
of
30
ntly,
100.14,
a
3.22%.
Sale
The
—
$2,030,000
-
March
-
bonds
revenue
7
—
awarded
185, p.
v.
to
offered
1098
—
were
syndicate composed
of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; * Horn-
>*
a
,
blower
&
Weeks; Eikins, Morris,
Co.; Yarnall, Biddle &
Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.,
and
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, at a price .of 98.02, a net
-Stokes
♦
r
&
interest
of
cost
-follows:
about
3.57%,
as
Puerto Rico
.
*
ment
Due
V
Puerto
President of the Govern¬
Development
Bank
for
will
Rico,
March
1
1950 to 1961 inclusive*
;
on
from
receive
sealed
bids at the New York Information
Office, 37 Wall Street, New York
City, .until
11 ' a.m.
(EST)l on
March 26 for the purchase of $10,000,000 Series A public improve¬
ment
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Jan.
l,
Co.,
Winston-Salem,
and
Frost, Read & Simons, jointly, at
a
of about
•
'■C'25,000
•-;
2.85s;- Due
1962.
-
25;000- 2.90s.'
—
1963.
on
.v"
Due
on
-
March
:
.
,
J.
1,
•»%.-:
March .1,
"
par,
190,000
as
Due
to
net
a
2.94%,
1958
cls.
March 1 from
inclusive.
1965
2.90s.
interest
follows:
on
Due
from 1966 to
on
March
1
issue
/
000.
.
of
Corner),
S.
:
3.40%
sold
San
Juan), Puerto Ricoi t
Reported—The
-..Traffic Increase
Aviation!Division of the Author¬
ity announced March 11 that
pas¬
Bros.
Corbett
the
a
Texas
Independent Sch. District,
444%
school
to
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Pickard,
&
and 1,7-
Co.,
$120,000
building bonds
was
State
Board of H(ducation. Dated March 15, 1957. Pue
March 15 from 1958 to 1987 in-
on
d^sive. Interest M-S.
Ship ChanNavigation District (P. Q.
Houston), Texas
nel
Bond Offering—Howard
Chairman
of
the
will
Tellep-
Board
receive
of
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 3
for
the
purchase
of
$7,000,000
Port
Improvement
bonds.
Dated
May 1 from
Mav 1, 1957.
Due
1958
inclusive.
to
asked
1987
for
Bids
are
non-callable bonds and
bonds
ning
on
callable
to
be
1,
May
1972.
begin¬
Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Eikins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
High Island lndep. School District,
&
Davis
&
the
Texas
syndi¬
Huicninson & Co.
masttr
Bond Sale—The
j
$225,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 26—
v.
185, p. 988—were awarded to
Rowles, Winston &
Company,
$73,000 4s.' Due on Dec. 15, 1957,
and on April 1 from 1958 to
1966 inclusive.
152,000
3%s.
Due
April
on
Jefferson
.
County (P. O.
Beaumont), Texas
Bond Offering—James A.
I£irk-
land, County Judge, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
April
15,
for the purchase
1
*ou,uU0
road
1957.
1958
to
bonds.
Due
1977
on
of $5,-
Dated
April
inclusive.
15
April
from
Principal
Bond Offering
Hal H. Carr,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 3
for the purchase of $275,000
high¬
way bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1965
—
Principal
payable
interest
and
the
at
Chemical
Exchange Bank, New York
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
building bonds
Robinson-Humphrev
Cutler, of Chicago.
Inc.
Dated
Feb.
1957.
1,
TEXAS
was
Due
Co.,
on
Bridge City lndep. School District,
T exas
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest
by
F-A.
Legality approved
Gibbs & Simons, of
Sinkler,
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
34/2% unlimited tax school build¬
ing
SOUTH
DAKOTA
1
Dupree, S. Dak.
Bond
Town
Offering—Ben
Clerk,
will
Anderson,
receive
sealed
follows:
as
$63,000
water
Feb.
from
to
Corp.,
San
1, 1957. Due
1960
to
1984
the
First
Antonio.
on
April
inclusive.
and
pay¬
able at the Orange National Bank,
Orange.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
County
(P. O.
Lavaca), Texas
street
Port
Jan.
1
from
bonds.
1959
to
Due
1976
on
in¬
clusive.
revenue
bonds.
Due
on
1959
1988
inclusive.
1957.
to
Jan.
1
from
bonds
are
dated
Jan.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at
Bond
Offering
Hartzog,
ceive
62,000 water works and
County
sealed
(CST)
on
—
bids
April
Howard
Judge,
2
until
for
will
10
the
G.
re¬
a.m.
pur¬
provement bonds. Dated April 15,
1957. Due on Jan. 15 from 1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the State
banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
terest
der.
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, cf Austin.
a
Legality
by Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
:
approved
tures,
our
life-line of
cancer
education reaches people in
They learn facts about
chase of $1,000,000 permanent im¬
1977
Through films, pamphlets,
posters, exhibits and lec¬
cancer
"
improvement
CANCER LIFE-LINE
V
business and industry.
Calhoun
works
sold
was
Principal and interest (A-O)
bids until 2 p.m.. (CST) on March
18 for the purchase of $125,000
bonds,
bonds
Texas
Dated
Treasurer's
of lice.
Legality
1
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
(P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
inclusive.
as
follows:
Sullivan County
man
school
to
The
Authority (P. O.
of
-Trust
Saunders
A.
City.
C.
to
the
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,COO
$18,300,-
;
Puerto Rico Ports
inclusive.
Cullom
(A-O)
1969 inclusive.
Berkley County (P. O. Moncks
inclusive.
authorized
April 1 from
Hutzler;
Company,
St.
Louis; Drexel & Co.; Northern
Trust
Co.,' of Chicago; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; First National
Bank, of Memphis; First of Mich¬
igan Corporation; Alex. Brown &
Sons; City National Bank & Trusi
Corn
~
-
of
price
1957.
July 1 from 1958 to 1977
The bonds are part of
Salomon
April 1 from
on
1987
M.
(Commonwealth of)
.
*"
$65,000 4s.
riguez,
to
Burns
gen¬
Trust
J
RICO
inclusive.
members
Mercantile
awarded to the Wachovia Bank &
Bond Offering—Guillermo Rod¬
an
.
„
cate:
obligation
bonds
offered
March 12—v. 185, p. 1098—were
-
..school
1962
Other
of
PUERTO
1961
to
on
1,300,000 3s. Due
Shelby
Charleston.
to 1982 inclusive.
Springfield Township Sch. District
Authority (P. O. Springfield), Pa.
Bond
to
Co.,* and Blair & Co., Inc.,
as
April
on
11—V.
1958
•
Due
land-Atlas National Bank, Boston;
$525,000
of
Texas
for
follows:
as
eral
■'
1
April
Sale —The
Wilkins
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
180,000
-
.
CAROLINA
County (P. O.
Anderson), S. C.
,
2 Yzs.
1977
Anderson
V'.V
-
to
$330,000
sold
was
Bond Sale—An issue of
sen,
bonds are dated April
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the First National City
Bank, New York City, and at the
City's fiscal agency in New York Co., Kansas City; W. H. Morton &
City. Legality approved by Sul¬ Co.; Weeden & Co.
livan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McWertheim & Co.; G. H. Walker
Govern; & Lane,
of New York & Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
City.
;■ ;
b
.7
" ;
•
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; W. R.
Stephens Investment Co.; Rock-
$15,000
Township School District
(P. O. Churchill), Pa.
■'
Bond Sale—-The $100,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
1058
The
$335,000 3s.
!
from
-
1957.
general" obligation bonds offered
185, p. 987—-were not
1,-1958
I
on
inclusive.
March 8—v.
1959.
200,000
April
and
garage
bonds.
Due
D'Hanis
$1,500,000 Navigation,
school bonds offered the
garage
municipal
Texas
Harris County, Houston
1
inclusive.
Sale—The
$200,000 5s.
works
warehouse
-
on
inclusive.
public
and/or
*
April 3 for the' purchase of $27,000
general: obligation
bonds.
Paoli Area School Authority (P. O.
'
:
V
Susquehanna Township Sch. Dist.
(P: O. Harrisburg), Pa.
issue of. $160,bondswas
sold
to
inclusive.
of
Bank & Trust
from 1958 to 1961 inclusive.
.400,000 traffic signal and traffic
% control bonds. Due on April
T
1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
.
Nov. 1 from
:;;i996.
b
Sale —An
school
inclusive.
72Q,000 4.40s. Due on Nov. 1 from
.<
; 1.975
to 1983 inclusive.; * \•:t"j
i r,490,000 ?4.60s. Due on NOV;': 1,
?; '■
Singer,
Deane
&
; Pittsburgh, as 3%s.
1966
1977
.
Hampton Township Sch. Dist.y Pa.,
.000
r
,
^
4
Bond
to
Nov.
on
445iOOO 444s. -Due
—
11—vi 185, p. 1206r—w?re awarded
; to,'A. E. Masten & Co., as 34&S* at
Due
bonds
composed
group
.
Munson, x>f Philadelphia. ^:
1098—were
p.
First
County (P. O. Denton),
&
were
on
1977
-
inclusive.
un¬
offered
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bank of Portland;
Co.;
Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc.; Courts & Co.; Mc¬
Donnell
&
Co.; Folger,
Nolan,
Fieming-W. B Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
modernization
on
1977
185,
the
to
$500,000
bonds
Corporation.
Denton
•
;
awarded
The
road
14—v.
Public
par.
National
Baxter
from
1
1
o o
—
tax
March
Co., of Dallas; Eort
general improvement bonds of¬
Worth National Bank, Fort Worth,
fered March 12—v. 185, p. 1098—
and Hudson, Stayard &
Co., Lie.,
were
awarded to a group com¬
as
3s.
Dated March 1, 1957.
Due
posed of Harris Trust & Savings
on March 1 from 1958 to 1965 in¬
Bank;
Chase
Manhattan
Bank;
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; First proved
by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boston Corp.; J. C. Bradford &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
inclusive.
h
s c
Sale
limited
Texas
Expressway
April
1981
bonds.f Due
;
*
Com-:
TENNESSEE
$1,340,000
500,000
State
Schools
3s, at
as
Bank
Treasurer,
sealed
lows:
from
1
awarded to
National
Providence, R. I.
'
■
1
$950,000 notes
were
discount, and $350,000 at
Bond
of
the
County (P. O.
Brownsville),' Texas
Bond
$250,000 gen¬
Ports
ISLAND
The
—
Industrial
fol¬
as
~;
$80,000
Rico
3%.
Lynch; Schmidt, Poole,
Parke; Arthurs, Le-
terest cost of about
jthe
Note
at 2.95%
of
Moyer & • Cp.^ Inc.> Joseph Liri-*
coin
Ray and: Roscoe M. Alex¬
ander, at a price of 08, a net:ib-
1,
:
a
offered
—
awarded to
were
fiscal
Providence, as follows: $300,000
elementary school notes at 2.85%
discount, and $150,000 at 2.95%;
$150,000 street and drainage notes
$2,975,000
1098
p.
is
Providence, R. I.
offered March 5
Kirklahd, Grubbs & Keir; Rambo,
Close & Kerper, Inc.; Schaffer,
Necker : & C04 .Woodcock,'^Hess,
1
Due
,
and interest
April
185,
Rico
Puerto
RHODE
the
The
—
obligation funding bonds of¬
fered March 11—v. 185, p. 1207-^-
Memphis, Tenn
East
strange & Co.; Brooke & Co.; Hal¬
lowell, Sulzberger & Co.;<Jenks,
1 '
:
1997.
.
April
on
on
1982.
415,000
,«•
Due
1980.'
v.
Stuart
Roberts
^
.
to
Leonard &
1,
"
1977
1
Inc.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane; Bache' & Co.; 'Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Cor.;:Hornblower & Weeks; Moore,
:
April
—
the
Sale
eral
Bond
March 1,
bonds
.revenue
Halsey,
.
■.
for
Bond
Dakota
Cameron
Development
inclusive.
on
Sale—-The
awarded
;
Due
March
on
1982
Due
Puerto
South
inclusive.
-
March 12
1
on
on
.
Due
1975 and 1976.
.
-
school
&
1972 inclusive.
1974.
3.85s.
for
Sully County, Onida Indep. School
District No. 1 (P. O. Onida),
Authority.
%V:V
Bond
f
Co.,
and
as follows:
on
Due
and
30,000
*
Due
1962 to
1979
1
Sunbury 'jArea JSchools Authority
'• r-"
(P. O. Sunbury), Pa.
Bristol
.
Bank
agent
March
on
1997.
PENNSYLVANIA
v
1
Government
•
1,140.000 3.60s.
•
March
on
Due
3.30s.
from
1.
1976 inclusive.
to
1977
160,000
sewer
1,
The
Due
344S.
from
.
March
on
were
March 9.
on
Due
1974
143,000
Weston, Oregon
/
March
on
1,
1973.
3.20s.
from
the
1971.
and
130,000
through the Inter¬
at San Juan, for
month
of
January,
1957,
totaled 81,969, compared to 68,607
for January, 1956.
Cargo for January, 1957, was
2,342,192 pounds, compared to 1,924,549
pounds
moved
during
January, 1956.
national Airport
March
on
traffic
senger
'
.
1969.
and
1,
"
Due
3.15s!:
80,000
March
on
March- 1, 1966
on
3.10s.:~ Due
1970
National Bank of Portland. Legal¬
Bonds Not
3.05s.
1968 and
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the First
Due
1967. V.
70,000
on
of
Due
-
a^d 1965.
60,000 3s.
water system bonds. Dated June
to
2.95s.
.1964
City Recorder, will receive sealed
63
which
could
mean
the difference between life
and death. For information
.about
a
program
in
your
plant call the American
Cancer Society or write
"Cancer"
care
local Post Office,
of your
-v
ap
$
•AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY
•
64
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1332)
and interest
New York
bank mutually agreed
tween the
by Chapman & Cutler, of
proved
Texas
Lamesa,
Goodloe,
Jack
—
kind
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
March
25
for
the
purchase of
such
sales
of
1
bonds to $2,239,929,000.
VIRGINIA
callable
are
as
A-O.
Chesterfield
Cpunty (P. O.
Chesterfield), Kfl;
inclusive.
and
thereafter
1978
Bonds due in
Interest
1972
to
Bond
subject
sold to the
First of
Texas'Corporation of San
Antonio, as 33/4S.
Dated Nov. 1,
1956.
Due
Interest 1VI-N.
Le¬
Sale—An
Bond
Republic
las,
1962
Texas
Bank,
Fairfax
$20,000
3s.
and
1958
tal
Due
Bond
by
McCall,
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
$450,000
bonds
sold
was
First
Southwest
Co.,
as
1960
to
455,000
33/4S.
from
1968 to
225,000
to
The
1957
Due
1973
bonds
and
thereafter
March
1,
1972.
March
maturing in
callable
are
sion's
as
&
the
of
(P. O. Richmond),
1,
Debt,
Room
purchase
1957.
1958
March 27 for
on
of $2,800,000
bonds.
Due
Slusser,
announced
Au¬
offering
$36,135,000
from
City Bank of
Legality approved by
King .& Dawson, of New
Bond
on
City
New
Bond
Offering
Newport News, Va.
Offering—C. L. Williams,
will
bids until 2 p.m.
the
receive
(EST)
purchase
sealed
April 9
on
of
$1,000,000
opment bonds.
Due
May
on
Dated May 1,1957.
1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive. * Principal
>
(M-N) payable at the CityTreasoffice.
Legality approved
by Wood, King &
Dawson, of
York
City.
26
for
the
v.
a
Sale
bonds
185.
composed
group
Market
One
Stock
News
in
Coupon
10
Comment"
1
Tax
March
from
issue
in
below
Trial
awarded
to
Edward
able
fice,
or
the
at
price of
a
$440,0G0 5s. Due
1958
to
1,760,000
Introductory
Service—$5.00
from
1961
3l2S.
and
par,
Strader
net inter¬
a
3.57%,
follows:
as
April
on
&
1
from
inclusive.
Due
in
New
1962 to
1
1977 inclusive.
&
fStock Market News & Comment Ltd.
Securities Advisor
Offer of "Stock
1 ment"
and
Market
enclose
News
and
herewith
Com-
$5.00
Bond
i
in '
cipal
| full payment of same.
|
-—v.
| Name
|
to
|
|
I
Sale—The $125,000 muni¬
185,
the
Address
Regular subscriDtion rates—
S15 (25
issues) $30
(5$
issues)
Chehalis,
Chelan
J
146
875—were
as
State
awarded
Bank,
of
First
City.
Creok
Bond
Platte
9
of
about
and
obligation
bonds
offered
County
Bond
Sale—The $350,000 school
March 11—v. 185,
13—v.
awarded
to
1
Offering
District
BRITISH
A.
State
Bank.
Bond
Offering
Sale—An
E.
Ames
Bids
will
on
obligation
Company.
bonds,
Roger
—
Debenture
Sale
and
at
a
6%
improvement
to the
bonds
on April
1 from 1958 to
inclusive. Interest A-O.
1957.
Due
Dated
April
on
1972
to
Sale—An
issue of $32,000
Village bonds was sold to
Wood, Gundy & Company-. Due on
6%
March 31 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
inclus
1
Debenture
Sale
to
J.
L.
Graham
Bankers
Bond
bids
$150,000
bonds.
for
Eric
—
will
7:30
28
1957
1976
to
bonds
&
1
from
on
of
improvement
1, 1957.
1958
Principal
payable
to
Due
1977
and
by
in¬
the
Legality
Lines,
Spooner
&
Sharon
and
Company,
Parts
of
A. E. Ames &
the
Towns
of
$106,000
to
of
$161,sold to
was
on
price
a
Anril 15 from 1957
sold
was
6
1,
1957
Bond
000
ada,
at
town
issue
of
debentures
March
price of 99.65.
a
&
Co.,
1
frcm
1958
to
Due
1977
on
inclu¬
sive.
Banqu
Due
1971
Dec
on
inclusive.
Sale
—
Beaupre
Bond
000
School
of
97.50,
was
5V2S.
as
Dated
A-O.
Due
Due
1962 to
1977
Dated
March
April
on
inclusive.
1,1957.
Huberdeau,
Sale—An
works
Interes
Quebec
issue of $25>0C
was
sold t<
bonds
Desjardins, Couture, Inc., as 5V2S
at a price of 92,14, a basis of abou
6.46%.
on
Dated March 1, 1S57. Du
1 from 1958 to 1972 in
March
elusive.
Interest
M-S.
Mont-Laurier, Que.
Bond Sale—The $229,000 vari
ous
improvement bonds offere.
Feb.
26
awarded
were
to
Rene T
Leclerc,
Inc., as S^s, at a pric
of 92.50, a basis of about 6.45%
March
1
1,
from
1957.
1958 to
Due
1977
Montreal
sion
Transportation
o
inclu
Commis
(P. O. Montreal),
Debentures
syndicate
Quebec
in XT.
Sold
S.
—
1
headed
by Shields ^
Co., and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
make public offering in this coun
March
on
544%
are
tionally
and
12
sinking
which
of
$9,000.00
fund
debenture,
guaranteed
uncondi
to
as
principal, interes
fund retirements b>
sinking
City of Montreal. The deben
were priced
to investors a
98.179 and
accrued interest.
dated March
are
ture
on
and
March
interest
Hemphill,
blower
&
Union
payable
of
the
Hart;
ii
syndi
Eastman
Securities
Noves
&
ma
Principa
currency.
members
Savard
Dillon,
1977.
15,
(M-S)
States
The>
15, 1957 and
&
&
Co.;
Co.
Horn
Weeks;
Ladenburg
Co.; Lee Higginsor
Corp.: Salomon Bros. & Hutzlerand Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Thalmann
&
a
of
April
bonds
awarded
Gouinlock
price
about
1
from
were
net
a
offered
Co.,
a
re¬
Bell.
to
and
Nesbitt,
price of 93.93
interest cost of about
5.35%,
follows:
$189,000 5I2S. Due
1967
311,000 5s. Due
1968 to
Interest
&
Thomson & Co., at
1958 to
April 1 frorrq
1957.
Sale—The $500,000 publi
cently
La
inclusive.
1,
March 1 fron
on
improvement
inclusive.
Due
to 1967
inclusive.
M-S.
as
on
$700,
March
on
1962
Que.
$165,-
follows:
1961
Due
1958 to
to
cf
sold
interest
ret
a
of
sold to A
was
Valleyfield, Quebec
issue
bonds
issue
follows:
as
Bond
Commission,
Sale—An
school
An
.E. Ames & Co., Ltd., at a price o
93.14, a net interest cost of abou
QUEBEC
$115,000 5s.
v.
the
1956.
to
building bonds
cate:
An
—
Ltd., and the Royal Bank of Can¬
1958 to
—
to
Nationale, La Maisor
Dec.
from
United
Ont.
Sale
Mills, Soence
1962
March
frorr
net interest cost of about 6.27%
the
Company, at
534%
sold
was
50,000 542S.
offered
1
tures
issue
Trenton,
Debenture
5.99%,
Sale—The $750,COO build¬
bonds
a
1976 inclusive. Interest A-O.
(P. O. Walworth), Wis.
ing
at
inclusive.
Sale—An
Union High School District
Bond
to
Dec. 1 from
on
Maison Bienvenu. Ltd., at
Fontana
(Villages), Walworth (Town)
and
Bond
Intercity
at
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Walworth,
bonds
Canadienne
interest
Schofield.
Bank,
sold
was
Milton, Ont.
sealed
purchase
Jan.
on
Donnacona, Que.
try
Sijile—An issue of $140,000
Schuetze.
(CST)
p.m.
the
street
March
Due
of
sold
Kenora, Ont.
Bond
to
receive
Dated March
clusive.
1, 1957.
Other
Offering
until
issue
was
April 1 from
on
of 94.22. Due
March
basis of about 6.40%. Date.
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
$425,001
41/2 % and 5 l/z % road and sewe
Co., and the
Corp., Ltd., at a
Cutler, of Chicago.
Clerk,
La
E.
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
&
000 542% Town bonds
Bond
J.
to
sive.
An
—
$80,000 town debentures
ve.
Schofield, Wis.
oi
inclu
Que.
awarded
Dated
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
City
1977
Bradford, Ont.
Bond
Speiice
1958
sold
was
Due
Mills,
1,
93,
Jan.
water
Bankers Bond Corporation.
price of 93.69. Due
bonds.
purpose
were
of
Ameliasburg Township, Ont.
Sale—An issue of $35,000
porate
18
Due
1967
flamme, Ltee, La Corporation d
Prets de Quebec, Garneau, Bou
langer, Ltee, and Grenier, Rue
& Co., Inc., as 5lis, at a
price o
was
Bond
for the purchase of $1,400,000 cor¬
April
issue
Cornell, MacGillivray, Ltd.
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., jointly,
price of 93.01.
Kliss.
March
on
to
M-S.
600,000 5s.
An
—
town
(CST)
1957.
1958
Charlesbourg,
Bay, N. S.
51o%
a.m.
bond,
Bond Sale—The $130,000
capita
expenditures bonds offered Feb
6.19%,
$136,000 5% town debentures
City Clerk, will receive oral bids
10
$225.
Banque Canadi
1,
from
Interest
$100,000
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Oshkosh, Wis.
Until
Due
SCOTIA
price of 99.02. Due
Offering
sive.
from
be
(CST)
reported.
Bond
March
1
March
—
of
sewer
Quebec
sold
was
Exeter, Ont.
April 16 for the purchase of $22,general
Dated
March
issue of $88,000
&
Glace
Wis.
received until 10:30 a.m.
200,000
the
to
C.
B.
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
Marjorie Bar-
Lake
Quebec
issue
enne
Nationale,
and
Belanger
Inc., jointly, as 5V2s, at a price o
94.03, a
basis
of
about
6.37%
Bond
Chicago.
Legality approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
is
Township,
NOVA
Clerk,
Green
sold
was
Dec
on
COLUMBIA
improvement bonds
1977
the
Sale—An
6.54%
inclusive.
000 water works and
Dated
ONTARIO
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
First National Bank, Chicago, or
to
Due
1966
price
a
Drummondville School Commission
Richmond
Bond
Green Lake),
—
1956.
to
at
about
Bienvenu, Ltd., and Gaston Laur
ent, Inc., jointly at a price of 91.52
sold to
(P. O.
of
Bromptonville,
1
the
(Village), Princeton
1,
of $38,50^
Desjardins
542s,
as
basis
a
1957
Bond
a
185.
and interest
it
State,
sive.. Interest F-A.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
March
25
for
the
purchase of
$350,000 building bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1957. Due in April 1 from
at
the
to
par.
Wisconsin
Bond
1958
sold
CANADA
to
2.96%.
Lake
from
sold to
was
Dec.
No.
offered
3V2S, at
as
5%
Brooklyn (Towns) Joint Sch.
tel,
School District
1099—were
p.
ap¬
Bank of Chicago,
price of 100.39, a basis
Dist. No.
County School District No.
O. Wenatchee), Wash.
gen¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
(P. O. Wheatland), Wyo.
bonds
National
a
95.18,
Dated
Que.
issue
the
at
(MST) on
April 2 for the purchase of $52,000
building bonds.
Thorgrimson
Sharon, Linn and Delavan
$875,000
payable
County School District No.
(P. O. Moorcroft), Wyo.
16
of¬
Legality
March
were
—
3s, at
3.10s.
Sale—The
and
WYOMING
pay¬
Treasurer's
Preston,
offered
1099
p.
(P.
Bond
eral
p.
Security
j
'
bonds offered March 4
1958
Sale—The $410,000 school
Bond
approved
Wash.
1,
from
Union State Bank, of West Salem
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
on
State
pool
j
(Please Print Plainly)
|
bonds.
WISCONSIN
Chehalis,
f 80 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Canada
No. "E" I
11 accept your Introductory 10 issue Trial
*
March
1
inclusive.
1971
to
York
WASHINGTON
.
(M-S)
$190,OOC
Principal
inclusive.
interest
March
Horowitz, of Seattle.
(M-S)
—.
Dated
March
on
March
on
of
1, 1957. Due on Jan.
State
by
proved
on
April
on
bonds.
Due
1977
at the State's fiscal agency
G.
of
Charlottesville,
1936)
for
on
Revenue)
1958
Co.; Scott, Horner & Ma¬
est cost of about
Advisory Services
(Established
Fill
12—
Ing.; Investment Corporation
of Norfolk; Peoples National Bank
of
of Canada's leading
Market
$2,200,000
March
son,
(
Co., at
and
Va.
The
—
offered
1099—were
p.
Webb &
to
(PST)
a.m.
purchase of $1,000,000
Cigarette
from
Portsmouth,
Bond
school
"Stock
interest
and
urer's
New
Subscribe
Minor,
Secretary of the State Finance
will
receive
sealed
Committee,
bids until 10
public improvement and redevel¬
i
Ernest
—
Milwaukee,
Clerk,
for
following issues:
Offers Investors and Speculators
Great Profit-Making Opportunities!
1957.
Peoples Nationa.
Washington (State of)
York City.
April
Housing
Authority bonds to consist of the
of
March
1
York.
Wood,
Housing Ad¬
Commissioner, has
the
building
to
(CST)
purchase
gen¬
offered
1099—were
p.
the
for
be received until 2 p.m.
Public
ministration
10
school
Dated
March
on
1977
to
New
Housing
thority Bonds to Be Sold—Charles
£.
Finance
222,
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at'the
Bank of Virginia, in Richmond, or
States
New
185,
19
of
28
$25,000
bonds
the
to
will
and interest
STATES
United
The
Bond Offering—Everette
Bank.
Green
at the First National
$36,135,000
1
inclusive.
1981
(EST)
noon
construction
Crowe, of Dallas.
UNITED
office,
until
gality approved by McCall, Parkburst
7—v.
bonds
Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmond,
1,
1973
M-S. Le¬
Interest
March
from
April
on
Local
'
Sale—An
Couture, Inc.,
1
(Village) and Hamil¬
ton (Town) Joint School District
No. 1 (P. O. West Salem), Wis.
receive sealed bids at the Commis¬
1
inclusive.
dated
are
those
March
on
1982
to
1
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
on
—
Eau Claire, Wis.
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission
Sale
obligation
ol
Virginia
1972 inclusive.
3%s.
from
a
inclusive.
Due
1963
O.
Anacortes),, Wash.
as
March 1 from
on
to
cost
April
on
1962
(P.
Anacortes,
'
Bond
Dated
fol¬
inclusive.
1967
85,000 3V4S. Due
the
ajt
office.
Principal and interest (J-J)
interest
Due
to
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
from date
and interest
Principal
of
Port
follows:
as
Henrico County
1958 to
July 1, 1997.
on
net
a
3.77%,
$45,000 5s.
lows:
$140,000 4s. Due
1977
years
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Inc.;
100.01,
about
the First National Bank in Dallas,
and
Co.,
of
Crowe, of Dallas.
house
revenue
1099—were awarded
p.
Sale—An issue of
school
water:
Halsey, Stuart
Lehman Bros., and
Anderson & Strudwick, at a price
Interest J-J.
approved
(PST)
War Veterans' Compensation (1957
group composed of
&
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Sherman
from
bonds
185,
Jan. 1 from
on
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
Legality
1
Sale—The $500,000 hospi¬
offered
March
13—v.
Bond
1,
Jan.
on
1959.
Farkhurst &
July
inclusive.
Virginia
Due
30,000 3V8S.
and
Due
revenue
County (P. O. Richmond),
follows:
as
as
on
1992
4V»%
bonds.
the
Dal¬
of
Co., and
follows:
&
water
Due
to
1,625,000
sold to
was
National
Strudwick;
4%
bonds.
issue of $50,000
refunding bonds
to
10
payable
awarded
&
$1,625,000
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Monahans,
issue.
Treasurer's
eral
Inc.; R. H. Brooke
Whylie & Thornhill,
1 from 1960 to
May
on
1983 inclusive.
com¬
Strader
& Co., Inc.; Investment Corpora¬
tion of Norfolk; C. F. Cassell &
Co., Inc.; Willis, Kenny & Ayres.
issue of $400,000
was
1959
Anderson
the
Liberty Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An
group
a
receive
a.m.
Bois-Des-Filion,
Bond
road bonds
Salem
bids until 8 p.m.
from
Mason, Inc.;* R, W. Pressprich &
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.; Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.;
Mason,
Hagan, Inc.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
are
State Board of Education.
schoolhouse bonds
by
West
Runge,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
of Phelps, Fenn & Co.; F.
W. Craigie & Co.; Scott, Horner &
'•
foregoing bonds
to prior purchase by
sale
will
11
the
posed
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Note—The
until
28 for
general
(A-O)
totaling $3,purchased at a ne¬
were
gotiated
basis of about 3.07%.
purchase of
obligation bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
of
Sale—Bonds
250,000
of April 1, 1967.
Legality approved
of Dallas.
Treasurer,
bids
March
Callable after
Due on April
1957.
1958
from
County
$92,000
5300,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated April 1,
Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Com¬
pany; Central Republic Company,
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., as 3s, at a price of 99.35, a
Monday, March 13, 195
,
.
a
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
sealed
on
to
of Halsey, Stuart
&
Woodinville School
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond
1099—were awarded
p.
group composed
1
increase
will
and
185,
National
County,
bonds
schedules
Offering:
,1099—were
p.
Pacific
District No. 213
will have maturity
ranging from 35 to 40
years,
and the forthcoming sale
will mark the 19th operation of its
The
Chicago.
Bond
King
1,820,000 Winston-Salem, N. C.
1,830,000 Evansville, Ind.
purchaser and the Com¬
Court.
Legality
ap¬
mission er's
185,
the
to
Bank of Seattle.
1,030,000 Clarksville, Tenn.
be¬
upon
12—v.
awarded
4,745,000 Lowell, Mass.
17,375,000 St. Louis, Mo.
office, or at
City or Chicago
any
March
$10,035,000 Puerto Rico.-
(A-O) payable at the
Treasurer's
County
.
The
1957.
1977
bonds
are
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
April
inclusive.
dated
1 from
•
April
1,
@FedFRASER