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MONDAY
ISSUE
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Volume 183
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Number 5517
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7, N. Y., Monday, March 19, 1956
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Acme Steel Co.—New Office Building—
Ground
broken
was
March
on
for construction
1
he
of
new
a
building in Riverdale, 111. The new building will house all re¬
gaining offices and the 350 personnel now located at 2840 Archer
* Avenue,
Chicago, HI.
The new building will be located adjacent to the executive office
Plans to Borrow—,
Street,
Riverdale.
late in 1956.—V. 183,
.occupancy
"It
is
'V
205.
p.
expected
be
'
•
•
.
to
ready
January—•
'
J V;
1956*
Gross from railway.'J-t.,-*.'-$502,709 :
.
.
,
'
Net
ry.
■"
765,
p.
■;
.
v
.
^
62,826
20,259
y;
'•
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,.
-
.'.!
..,
" v,
January—
;
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
Boston
$1,317,947
$1,432,091
$1,678,110
398,499
261,242
366,365
512,293
income,
•'
—V.-183,
1.87,016
*120,760
—
1953
179,627 *4
Offered—An
Power Co.—Bonds
*
'*
191,189
investment
Toronto
3 Vis
as
received
were
from
Lehman
The
at
?
ranging
to
105.83
102.83
from
to
100.
otherwise
and
100
"
'
-
-
at
Stock
' '
"
'
-•••
-
;•
'
report;
in
$4,321,000
amounted, to
annual
This
amounts
1955,
to
' s
General Corporation
according to
per
share,
lent
'
$1.83 per share in 1954.
addition, ALCO received
to
$2.07
share,
per
-
ALCO
Foreign
the comcompared
income
for
1955
amounted
$7,984,000, or $3.97 per share.
*
fifty-five sales amounted to
$187,222,000 for 1954.
Sales of regular
accounted
regular
products.
•
to Perry
for
during
the
year
Mr.
the
..
pointed
shipments
,
of
redemption
was
total
.
President,
an
102,700
shares
pany
which
to
that
out
of
.
leaded
that
,
v
the
further, progress
was
in
ALCO
.,
started
its
for
and
this
program
forgings,
and
product.
In
steel
new
construction
and
other
reported:
In speakihg
sales
of
railroad
of
customers,
diesel engines;
marine
and
missiles
L
rings
steel—a
in
out
with
the
new
facilities
equipment, for
addition,
for
increased
new
sales
new
company
of
com¬
of 1956, Mr. Egbert stated that
regular products will be greater than
This
for
an
offered
for
under
the
to be
are
should
reach
certain
is
he
expects
pointed
be
used
to
BROKERS
which
supply
next
the
used
for
to
of
the
cont-act
high
a
for
level
of
La
with
its
$1
Habra,
the
par
V
■
will
Army
SE'C
a
to
.<
»
,
for
an
the
its
which
half.
of
,
of
December
1955,
31,
will
be
1226.
Stock
April 17 will ccns'der Increasing the authorized
3,000,000 to 5,000,000 shares.—V. 183, p. 989.
this
company
approved
and
is
an
business
and of The Presstite Engineering Co.
agreement providing for the sale of
of
to
Presstite
American-Marietta.
transaction involves the issuance of 90,000 common
Co.
having
to
the
will be
the
so
of
that
it
which
fiscal
the construction of highways, air¬
American-Marietta
with
Presstite
(or
enough
to
be
hereby.
Sabre
Uranium Corp.
American
SEC
The
,
covering
at
net
$1
provide
to
realized
de
from
for
is
the
wet
stores
In
question.—V.
183,
p.
company
now
in
announced
on
March
12
that
Pa.,
be
used
mica
p.
increase
in
of
July,
American
annually.
Malcolm
the
is
second
new
proceeding
Encaustic's
to
*
Schwelker, President,
expenses
lease
incident to
of
the company's
',
American Mining & Smelting, Inc., Spearfish, N. D*—
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The SEC on March
ing
July
its
29,
13 announced
1955,
order
-
(.
that it has issued
temporarily
suspending
an
a
order vacat¬
Regulation
A
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
6 Jordan
plant
will, not
July .28, i9&7,
hiv addition
company
5rom
opening, of
of
the
one
three
Street, Toronto
Toronto Stock
Montreal Stock
/
\v
Canadian Securities
first
of
two
capacity
New
507<?
about
York
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
Fort William
new
Members National Association
by
of Canada
Private Wires Betwee*
Watt & Watt
the
Exchange
Investment Dealers Asm.
new
plant.
Exchange
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
store
that the ompanv's backlog
of unfilled orders exceeds five months' production. The new facilities,
stated
po-"
possible
Stock Offering Suspended—
a.yment
packing
<
,
A.
notification with th«
open
kiln, which is expected to be in
satisfactorily.
Toe
two
11'ns
will
production
to
and
2354.
"
Construction
of
working
1225.
production at its Lansdale,
letter
of
paid,
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.—Increases Facilities
This
to
are
ground-
process.—*V.' 182,
estimated
the
sale
a
171,500 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to If
share, through Franklin Securities Co., Atlanta, Go.
Of this amount approxi¬
the
Co., Inc., Atlanta, Georgia
Exchange Commission—
filed
29
per
proceeds
o/
grinding
Feb.
on
Agreement—
below.—V. 182, p. 1562.
Mica Processing
corporation
facture
of
$2,160,060
to
will make addi¬
Members
ending
year
of
they may better serve
,
approximately
become available
will
ce
meat
•;
mentioned,
of
cash
expects
prod
company's
value
sewers and buildings.
A growing share of their business
field of asphalt and wax-resin impregnated tapes for water-
of such net proceeds
pre-packaging equipment
company's
market
current
a
a
association
The
be
to
operation
have
manufacturing facilities available to
oifered
:-'y
and
company
completion
which
expected
three
kilns is
L J. FORGET & CO.
of
as
p.
balance
The
,
close
fixtures
the
additional
the
the common stock offered
$420,000
store)' is
a
addition
program
until
for
proceeds
sale of
mately
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
•
183,
—Files With Securities and
be
.
to defray the cc;t
intends to make as part
inventory,
cost of
the
enlargement
expansion
require
the
to
the
SAVARD & HART
will
dams,
See
J
registration
stock,
common
Toronto 1, Ont.
private wire to
$78,634,761
American-Marietta
Calif.—
acquired from the John C. Philips Realty Co.
It is
the company's plan to establish
such an additional store with the
proceeds of such sale, and as part of the transaction, to lease back
Direct
Gas
the
for
be used
company
stores
new
and
year
and
properties
185 Bay Street,
American
common
par
;
Of su«h proceeds $1,039,027
starting
the
defray
the
completed
will
the
BOND & SHARE
$10
Presstite at other strategic
their customers. *
*
- "William C. PergQson, who founded Presstite in 1924, will continue
his association with the company which will be operated as an Ameri¬
can-Marietta Division under the active management of Cyril H. Smith,
President, and his associates.—V. 183, p. 766.
Phillips* Realty
two
The
-
I'l,
of
the
in
The
through an underwriting group headed by
public; offering, price and underwriting terms
for the processing of lard.
-
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filed
12
shares
program for expansion.
be
EXCHANGE
ac¬
total of
shares),
proof packaging and insulation.
Co. as the Cash portion of tie purchase
.price
($1,670,000)
which the company has agreed
to pay
for the
fixed assets of Phillips Realty, consisting of 3 stores presently oper¬
ated by Alpha Beta and the company's home
office and warehouse'
property, all now under lease.
Approximately $720,000 of
he procetls
S. J. BROOKS & COMPANY
STOCK
The
acquisition's,
to- John OV
warehouse
TORONTO
sale
Co.
&
March
*Net^proceeds; of, the-financing
its
'
stock
"
The Company lg engaged in the retail food business.
,
needed
vv
common
*
transactions,
of
on
account (or a
6,555,054
additional
on
have
•"
guided
1955,
Inc.,
supplied by amendment.
within
MEMBERS.-y." '
the
aircraft',*automotive,: refrigeration and air conditioning industries.
ports,
47
$73,000,000
a
sales
Markets,
100,000
public
Witter
Dean
will be
:
surplus
the
Many of their products* are used in
'
on
covering
capital for
THE
*
48
total
Food
corporation
statement
will
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Statement of - Federal
205.
p.
Beta
stationary
the company
in 1955.
He
of
account.
such
of
leading manufacturer of more than 400 specialized
types of. sealing, ■ insulating and adhesive products used principally to
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
..•'**
.
.
to
assets
Presstite
Banks
ALCO's
183,
for
in
earned
American Metal Co., Ltd.—Proposed
production
its
markets
surplus-premium
shares
each
convert
approximately $4,500,000.
.
Mr.
components
to
and
of common stock Into 1%
transfer the remaining balance
to
aggregate
The proposed
shares
43
of
Reserve JSystem.....^
shipments'
tanks,
Alpha
Egbert said
Army Package, Power Reactor,-
and Introduced
products
.
that
combat
year.—V.
broad-
He said that the
are
-
Presstite's stockholders will vote on the recommendation on March 22,
locations
outstanding
made
Louis
tional
- »
' i
taken
.
,
action
of
•
shares
each
$40,551,060.—V,
directors
1956.
company's
.
,
a 2,000 kw. nuclear
generating station, and has ihtrocluced hUmifiousspecialty'products to the atomic energy industry.'
The tompany
also' developed new types of locomotives and dies°l
engines
"
Included
of
line
expanded
I
Rates
Statement of Member Banks
The Course of Bank Clearings..
an expansion program at its Latrobe,
Pa., plant,
scheduled for completion in 1957 and will amount to more
$7,000,000.
Payable..
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
'
than
Exchange
Reserve
commenced
is
13
and
An additional 50,000 shares were redeemed
only 37,000 shares outstanding at present.
ening the base of ALCO's efforts during 1955.
-
of
,
.
: .
Important
the
stock from
the entire
55
Declared
Federal
$120,692,000 compared
products increased by
-
Egbert,
in July.
year,
leaving
this
Egbert
of
.
T.
stock
preferred
early
57 ft
,
According
stock
effect
stockholders
St.
of
& Investment News Cover
Combined Condition
with
$10,153,000 fcr the year, so that the lower total volume was accounted
for by a decrease in combat tank business amounting to $76,683,000.
Diesel-electric
locomotive
shipments
were
almost double those of
"a year ago.
Even with this larger volume, products other than loco¬
motives
.''
American-Marietta Co.—To Acquire Presstite Firm—
-
Nineteen
for
19,665,162
by
common
The
City Bond Offerings..
Condition
-
net
and
Dividends
'
In
$3,663,000 in a special dividend from
the Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd.
Including this dividend, equivawith
.
,
Miscellaneous Features
.
$1.90
has
hearing
a
American Machine & Foundry Co.—To Increase
The
,
Froductsj Inc.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Earnings
pany's
-
Commission
request
to
•'
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the
in
$10
amounted
reduced
Exchange.... 35
State
Alco
the
1956,
scaled
prices
*'
td the
outstanding shares
stock issued and
amount recorded in Its common capital
stock account will be $196,651,620; and all of the capital surplus, now
amounting to $90,550,020, will be eliminated and the earned surplus,
.
v
..
26,
change
to
and
the- capital
capital
of
which
f
in
giving
total
(3)
13,110,108
stock;
being
outstanding;
Exchange.... 35
American
and
matters;
March
the
"
25,000,000;
$40,551,060
common
After
r
Stock
The
p.. 1225.
to
35
Transactions New York
and
$65,550,540,
45
Transactions
to
common
$24,999,480
count
45
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to finance
expansion of the utility plant and to pay off bank debt.—V. 183,
-
of
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
15
Bros.,
Harriman
prices
from
'
itA
„
related
until
:
;
-
outstanding
of
shares
a
Markets
:
presently
41
Exchange.
and
persons
''
20,082,162
40
Exchange.
Approval—
has wpplled
12,
in
(2) to increase the par value of such stock from $5 to $10
share and the number of authorized shares of common stock from
per
39
Over-the-Counter
Ripley & Co. Inc. and Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
102.201;
Blyth & Co. Inc. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
102.179; Morgan Stanley & Co., 101.754; and Halsey, Stuart
Inc., 101.61.
f .V
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bonds are subject to redemption under special circumstances
Co.
Exchange
stock
common
March
on
increase
an
account;.
39
-j
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Exchange
authorizing
1
Exchange_^______________ 39
Stock
Stock
_______________
its
given .'interested
announced
was
order
an
Gas
now
has
outstanding 13,110,108 shares of its $5
stock. It proposes 41) to transfer an amount of $65,550,540
tor $5 per snare for e*c.i outstanding chare) .rom the capital surpluspremium on common stock account to the common capital stock
33
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.!
bonds
■
par common
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.......
(jointly),
(jointly),
&
Exchange
Stock
San Francisco
102.269%.
for the
consider approving mortgage loan
of America in principal amount
877.
p.
American
ou
Exchange.
it
company
lor
thereon.
31
-1
SEC
of
•
Exchange
Stock
Canadian
102.254;
15"
38
Montreal
Other bids
This
(Bonds)21
Midwest; Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Equitable Securities Corp. and Drexel & Co. on March 16
publicly offered $14,000,000 of 3V2V0 first mortgage bonds
due March 1, 1986, at 102.824% and accrued interest.
The group won award of the issue on March 13 on a bid
of
$2,250,000.—V.'183,
•
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banking group headed jointly by Union Securities Corp.,
:7
(Stocks)
Ex&haifge*.
Stock
Pittsburgh
Alabama
t
,
will
.Co.
American Gas & Electric Co.—Seeks SEC
Los Angeles Stock Exchange—
765."
p.
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
$1,571,616
railway-
Stock Exchange
Detroit
1954
-
Stock Exchange
American
■ ^• ./*.*.
1955
1956
railway
oper.
ry,
•
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;
.
Quotations .!
New York
72,102.
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
;
*
Stock and Bond
New York
181,812
.
«.
of
y!"'-!rage.
1953
-.$506,908
$402,942
41.408
income—v~ " 45,985:.
oper.
t —V. -183,
*
4 $441,862
"" 115,183
from■ railway.i^lL'i134,158
yNet
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'1954'f"
1955
'
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March 28
Insurance
on
Prudential
The
from
>
-Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.-—Earnings—
;
*
-
for
4
.
rThis IssmV
;
*
134th
added, should help the company reduce delivery time to customers
the fact that incoming oraers have been increasing.-
"The stockholders
:
^
on
MISCELLANEOUS
-
despite
$1,500,000.
office
building
Copy
a
-"ft'*'.
'! V
r
RAILROAD
r
$1.25
of
Security Dealers, Inc.
70 Pine Street,
Bell
Port Arthur
London, Ontario
New York 5, N. Y.
System
Teletype N.
WHitehall 44241
Y. t-574
J
from registration with
exemption
improvements. During the past 10 years the company has
$16,031,734 for these purposes.—V. 178, p. 2297. , , ^
...
spent
\
Regulation A notification, filed Sept. 22, 1953,
-imposed the public offering of 190,000 shares of its 10c par common
rstock at $1 per share.
The suspension thereof was based upon the
failure of the company to file reports of stock sales, as required.
Subsequently, American Mining filed reports of sales; and it also
TTithdrew the unsold portion (116,766 shares) of the securities the subfeet of the original offering.
Accordingly, since the basis for the sus¬
pension no longer exists, the Commission concluded that it was appro¬
priate to vacate the suspension order.—V. 182, p. 506.
Mining's
American
railway
from
Net
Net
ry.
1—
railway
from
income—
oper.
183, pp. 402 and 766.
—V.
Construction Co., Southgate, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on Feb. 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3,750 shares of common stock (par $1) 'to be offered at $18
j -er share, to officers pursuant to an Employees' Stock Option
Plan.
Tie proceeds are to be added to working capital.—V. 178, pp. 293 and
Sales
—v.: 183,
due
to
note
due
1967———7s
Eept, 1, 1976-.—— \
§4%
-
,,
,77,
i
$5
"
^After
ry.
$On
>
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bringing to more than $100,000,000 the amount spent for capital
in the past ten years. Expansion programs are under way at
in: Beaver Falls, Fa.;
Kankakee, III.; Lancaster, Pa.; Macon,
capital
$100
share.
The
per
shares
3,900
f 30,154,955
a year
lor the split,
rose
adjusted
previous. Book* value of the common stock,
from $22.21 to $23.39.—V. 182, p. 1009.
stockholders
The
'
to the
subject
railway
from
;iet
oper.
ry.
V.
railway
from
•Gross
183,
p.
railway
from
J7®t
.
railway
:
ITat ry. oper. income—
<
Deficit.—V. 183, p. 766.
-
3,125
1954
$324,564
22,308
1953
$377,850
55,973
21,787
*11,805
13,754
'
1956
1955
1954
1953
$15,130,961 $13,608,037 $13,652,979 $15,390,304
2,639,730
2,232,307
2,999,172
3,092,316
Cross
j
railway
from
railway
from
Tet
'
i'et
183,
1,146,630
1,331,667
911,868
914,857
income-.
oper.
ry.
—V.
Farwed,
Hemphill,
hr*3 placed privately, through Central Republic
Chicago, 111., an issue of $3,000,000 of \xk%
promissory notes due March 1, 1976, at par
and accrued interest with the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance 'Co. and John Hancock Mutual - Life Insur¬
Co.
Hill
Inc.,
' /,7-vP.777-
Co.
ance
will be
Proceeds
the
and
debt
to
used
will be
rest
7 ailway
Hallway
1955
The
operating
revenues
directors
as
of
$5,856,8 6
3,053,1.9
$1,830,3"1
182,
company.—V.
$2,803,707
385,165
651 601
V I1.
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t
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-ry
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:
W.
Pomeroy,
2.45
Schwabacher
tJ .65
fr>
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of January—
Securities
1.20
.65
Walstcn
&
1.20
3,25
2,45
—
Watling, Lerchen & Co.-—
Wertheim,' & Co,—,
3.25
—
2.45
Co.,
Westheimer
and
Dean
Witter
&
.65
Co.—
F.
Yantis
&
Co.,
Yarnall,
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S.
Biddle
&
Assurance
Co.
.65
Co—
.
1107.
183, p.
.65
Inc.—
Consolidation—
below.—V.
1.20
Co.—
3.25
•
.
Men's
Business
1.20
Corp.——-
1.20
Corp.
,1.20
Co
Inc.——__
Corp.—Proposed
ElectroData
.65
3.25
Co
&
Inc
Co.,
&
Un'.on
&
•-
,
1.20
-
'
of iAmericarr-Second-
ary Offering—Lehman Brothers has placed 20,000 out¬
7. standing shares of ($10 par) capital stock of this com¬
pany, which has offices in Kansas City, Mo.
•
♦ 1,
1955
■
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'*
*
.
'i'%
-
.
t 1^56
.
!
T
operating expenses—
990.
p.
J-
Co.a—a
Sutro
2.45
Co.—«
&
&
Seribner__
&
Staats
R.
2.45
Lemon & Co
183,
See
Barney
.65
Langley
C,
Deane &
William
&
'
.65
Smith,
Stroud
,
Co.____—_
&
Singer,
.65
Grubbs
Hutton
.65
t
Inc.
2.45
—
Co
Roney &
3.23
Inc.—-—
Co.,
/Burroughs
of
V
>
4
...
'
"
'
RR.—^Earnings—
Railway operating revenue—
Railway
board
authorizing
consider
will
20
2.
p.
■
m
..Boston & Maine.
Month
.
——J1
—
Schoelikopf,
—„^
Johns.on.
approximately $1,440,000 of funded
for exoansion.—V. 183, p. 766.
redeem
March
on
*\
operathrg^lncome
Wm.
1.20
Co
Kirkland,
Keir.
C.
1,20
Weeks—
&
.65
1.20
—.65
I.
1.20
Inc.
3.25
Co.—
&
Janney, Duiles & Co., Inc.—
Jenks,
■
portion of company's real estate
from time to time determine not, needed for business
may
,
$5 078,15)
3,217,779
railway operations
Hallway tax accruals, etc.-^i
Net revenue from
income
Illinois
Robinscn-Humphrey
Co.,
,
Corp
Co.__
&
&
Hutton
sell, convey or lease such
to
directors
$37 282,072 $30,225,529
expenses—32,203, 22 21,363,643
operating
railway
Richards
E.
W.
The
Co.—
&
2.45
—
Peet & Co—a———. '
O.
H.
.65
Noyes & Co.—
Hornbiower
Curtis
*,
.
1.20
.65
&
li>0
*
Co.—May Dispose of Some Properties
Edison
stockholders
The
1953
Forgan
Webber,- Jackson
Hopwood-*-Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
Co.—,.——
Hallgarten & Co—
Hayden, Miller & Co—_—
Harden, Stone & Co—
—V.
Month of January—
Net
of
Glcre,
-
company
Boston
Ctner
Chapman
Michigan
First
Northwest Co._-—<
Paine,
2.45
.
Privately—The
Placed
Corp.—Notes
&
•
Pacific
,
'
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—January Net Lower—
,
Elworthy
.65
2.43
S.
.65,' -Piper, Jaffray &
Fdwards & Sons
G.
Moseley & Co.___l_J_
Newhard, Cook & Co.—_i_H
F.
1.20
Co.—a_
BGdina
Drexel & Co._^;H_^_
.
Fisheries
&
Townsend,
1.20
-
Leonard & Lynch—
Moore,
;.65
&
1.20
&
Marks & Co.—
M.
Laurence
,..65
&
3.25
—
& Co
Loeb% Rhoades
3.25
Co.^—- T1.2J- -
Co.
Ryens
M.
^Carl
Inc.
Clark
W.
Crouter
.
183, p. 990.
Booth
Inc._H>— ~H
Ercthers
Lehman
.
Co.—h—-
&
DeHaven
766.
p.
&
%!.
instalment
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—EarningsJanuary—
&.
Elocumb
Co.
Chaplin
$4,527,067
—V.
1955
$354,264
79,544
'Bradford'
C.
Brush,
1956—Month—1955
> 1956—7 Mos.—1955
$4,519,153 $54,978,460 $53,734,504
Period End. Feb. 29—
RR.—Earnings—
&
J.
value to common
181, p. 1307.
' ;
Stores, Inc.—February Sales Higher—
Bond
58,911
underwriting
of the
reference.
i"-I ester,
.65
2.45
2.45
& C).__ir^H
gtearns
Biair
A
common
acting
t'i-
10.09
2.45
Inc
Baird & Cx.
W.
Bear,
A.
Sales
1956
$364,522
51,680
January—
from
62,594
$347,088
202,611
'
Atlanta & West Point
Cross
$338,032
163,241
72,098
income..
766.
1953
1954
$306,584
168,474
53,226
1955
1956
$349,206
107,798
January—
of
share
<
.
below,
named
conditions
and
terras
Inc.
1.29
J. Barth 8z. CJ.i.i—.65
Rcbert
A and/or common B held; also changing
value of both classes from shares, withcut par
A, $2 par value and common B, $1 par value.—V.
.
call
not
representative, have entered into an
the < company,
whereby
they
have
by
Blyth & Co.,- Inc.
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
treasury)^to comihon
par
treasury.
underwriters
>77'%
offer of
will consider approving an
21
29 shares of common
for each
Ry.—Earnings—
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
;
March
on
;
agreement, andcopy of which is Lied bv an exhibit '.*,.. the registration
a
as reference. to
inc0rDorated
r- incorporated herein
herein
Capitalization—
10,000 shares of common A stock, (now held in
A and common B stockholders on
basl3 of one
in •the
held
presently
Batcman, Eichler & Co
Stock Sale—
$7,000,030.
liquidation preference and
amounts seated as outstanding do
statement
Change Capitalization—Also Plans
''' 7.
'-7
•;
'C...' PP
Co.—To
Ami
'.••"■7'
value,
stated
'
Bon
of
of
with balance payable
Sept. 1, 1976. Authorized and
principal amouaHof
shares,
warrants,
_
;g ttie eut iorized
stock from 5,000,000 to 10,000,000 shares—V. 183, p. 766.
-
a $3,000,000
note
guaranteed payment
has
Budd
severally agreed to purchase tne reso*»ctiv» oeicentages set forth below
of the
common
shares not subscribed for through the exercise
of
will consider inc/ea^i
stockholders on April 24
The
the
In
preferred
through Blyth & Co., Inc., as
underwriting
agreement
with
SiTOO OOO
$700,000
Co.—To Increase
Boeing Airplane
expects to provide for these capital additions with funds from
past and current operations."
Working capital increased during the year from $48,907,094 to $52,V38.822; and the shareholders' equity in the business rose from $125,r 17,759 to $132,317,456.
Total assets at the end of 1955 were $151,>
89,315, compared with $142,187,890 at the close of the previous year.
-The ratio of current assets to current liabilities was unchanged at 3.9
l.
inventories were $33,219,676 at the close of 1955, compared with
(not over
Inc., ..assumed
,
Co.
UNDERWRITERS—The i. several
"the com-
been
*any
Co
Fibre
nr.7%*/'
include
and SfiOO OOO at
and $600,000 at
expenditures.—V. 183, p.-1106
31, 1956, and for construction
Dec.
Mass. "As
,
..
.
loan
'*
v
1(321,100 shs.
4,346,063 shs.
Continental-Diamond
subsidiary,
company's
Budd
due in annual ins ,a.nu.ms oi $230,00o
issued
price
company,
0fnHPhtpHnP^ Lltinl ^ S
indebtedness
amounting to $2,500,000
1
slants
be
1I.$5
Brockton Edison Co., and Fall River Electric Light"
Co., subsidiaries of Eastern Utilities Associates, have received SEC
authorization to issue short-term promissory notes to banks during
the remainder of 1956 in
the respective amounts of $3,150,000, $1,-,,,
750,000 and $1,000,000.
rt„+«tar»^in0' hanV--*
This
t
-
5To be due in annual instalments of $200,000 on each Sept. 1, 1957
1968 inclusive, and $500,090 on -fch Sent. 1, 19)9 t,o 1975 inclusive,
to
Gas & Electric Co.—Bank Loans—
'
-
$1,000,009 plus an amount
with the unpaid balance of $1,100,000 due
• /..
Blackstone Valley
•
work
exploratory
for
used
be
to
proceeds are
properties.
;.
7,000,000
-
Ivjd.JOj ans,
5 000,000 shsr
«
.
of
iG67.
-
Boulder, Colo.- The
on mining; mineral
Lamey & Co.,
through
share,
cent* per
three
The
*
"
"
of consolidated net income
(as defined)
Unpaid balance is due in 1972.
Originally
the principal amount of $30,000,003.
;
the
of
Fivision
this loan,
to
r
in
1955
1,
Continental-Diamond
the
in
'
year.
-
206,806 shs.
Zi.
value)
25%
to
-
cumulative—;/1
par
issued
and
July
Fibre
:
*
rxiditions
Millville. N. J.; Pensacola, Fla.; and South Braintree,
trfte lor a number of years," the report stated,
'
The
at
-
has
-
equal
preceding
authorized
*233,075 i
:% 21,317.
the
($5
Outstanding
$26,000,000
2,770,000
i
*
series
n
annual Instalments
in
$1,000,000)
lor
issuable
shares—
shares
* Due
.t
77
company on Feb. 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 9,300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
,.„o
<i*.;
245,245
7}
1953
$1,521,634
*288,505
Uranium Co., Boulder,
'
$1.33 the year before.
.
*
before taxes amounted to $30,492,289, up from $24,313,676
1954. The after-tax earnings, although reduced by a $249,000 after¬
tax loss in the sale of a non-operating plant in Camden, N. J., were
1.8% of sales as against 5.5% the previous year.
Earnings of the company's foreign subsidiaries, expressed in United
Htates dollars, were $888,000 on combined sales of $20,837,000, com'■
ared with $654,000 on $19,379,000 in 1954.
The report stated that capital expenditures in 1955 totaled $11,682,-
'
250,042
oper.
'
Big Horn Mountain Gold &
Colorado—Files With SEC—
pared with
Earnings
TOO,
1955 •
$1,119,593
53.741
income—
*Deflcit.—V. 183, p. 766.
Net
$14,542,000 on sales
were
Ji_
railway
from
Net
railways
from
Gross
7
...
"'.1954
$1,246,171
>. *102,810
i95o
$1,266,356
*954
January—
df $249,386,000, com¬
pared with earnings of $11,914,000 on sales of $217,557,000 in 1954.
Earnings per share of common stock, after deducting preferred divi¬
dends, totaled $2.83, compared with $2.45 the previous year, based on
the weighted average number of shares outstanding during both years
end adjusted for the three-for-one split of last April.
Dividends paid on the common stock totaled $1.50 per share, com¬
earnings
tax
Erie RR.—Earnings—,
Bessemer & Lake
Co.—Earnings and Sales Increased—
The company achieved a 15% increase in sales and a 22% increase
It earnings in 1955, it was disclosed in the annual statement sent to
Armstrong Cork
1972.—
val 'e),
par
preferred
Common
7-7,
.-
.
due to
shares,
note
(without
r
VV*;.r-'
•
i'32.
L—
note
1414%
i
••
below.—V. 182, p. 1653.
New York Central RR.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT
GIVING
•3%%
$5,498,134 ,$5,348,943
RR.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Creek
Beech
35
Authorized
1956—8 Wks.—1955
.....
company
a
paid.
was
Preferred
See
i
paid three quart-rly divi-r
cents a share dividend in the *
On March 6, 1956 a 55 cents per share quarterly dividend
last quarter.
;
.
plows, and various
H
.
DIVIDENDS—During 1955 the
of 30 cents a share,, and
dends
CAPITALIZATION
:
990.
p.
■
particularly in electrical applications.
purposes,
,
$2,617,285
$2,751,756
——
—
-
,
1955—4 Wks.—1955
Period End. Feb. 25—
»
Sales Higher-
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Current
products.
acquired the major portion of the assets of Con'in~ntal Diamond
Fibre Co. in July, 1955, thereby expanding Ls prod c* line to include
vulcanized fibre, laminated plastics and ether pivd-C-s lor industrial
It
1954
./
1953
$882,543
$958,041,
. 264,058
471,384
40,312-', T 193,814 *
196,227; ' s '.* ■
'
1955 \
$650,425
190,059
1956
$8! 2,039
332,982
168,257
January—
Gross
&
Pipe
American
>.
defence
|ty.—Earnings—
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western
highway trailer bodies of stainless steel, farm
makes
.
plant
and
stock
respect to a public offering of
by this corporation.
'
Monday, March 19, 1956
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
■
(1362)
2
$6,731,670
$7,229,195
5,767,269
The
5,437,964
,
—
Dec.
is engaged primarily in-writing
company
life insurance and on
1955 had $1,005,000,000 of insurance in force. It is licensed
the District of Columbia, Hawaii and Guam. The company
total of 800,000 shares outstanding.—V, 183, p. 1107.
31,
in 36 states,
*
income
Total
$2,481,972
:
.
$3,188,972
58.078
89,686
7 heed
charges
1,715 315
1,979,893
Net
income
$703,5 9
$1,06~,07)
$875,511
256,677
70,010
.Net
,
$1,119,393
Miscellaneous
Hallway
tax
income
Total
Net
Act-
taxes
18,000
—,—
sharp
ccsts,
lailroed
in
drop
higher
the
company's
prices
unemployment
net
materials
on
Insurance.—V.
and
183,
result
higher
a
of
tax
increased
rate
for
1226.
p.
stockholders
expenses
Net
1955
$1,644,581
1,051,155
revenue
Hallway operating
from
revenue
$1,196,535
railway operations
Hot railway operating
—V. 183, p. 1226.
Oil
962,482
$593,426
$234,054
347,287
Hunter
f je
;
Oil
y
Reserves
Corp.,
wholly-owned
a
subsidiary of Barber
in Houston.—V. 182, p. 410.
the Prudential Building
Barium Steel Corp.—Loans
having
on
certain
properties.—V.
183,
990.
p.
•
T*a»
This
.
Manufacturing Co.—Sales & Earnings Higher—
company
2,139 Oil
3 jghest
for
In
reports
the
five
net
fiscal
sales
of
$60,665,164
ended
year
Dec.
31.
and
1955.
net
earnings
Sales
were
Frank
ibel.
years
Mawby,
President,
products
diversification
Jurther
i
C.
branded
ates'
stated
He
and
and
branded
noted
said
wide
the
promotion
products
consumer'
acceptance of
plans for the
compapy has
products under
of
the
Bates
accounted
for the
major share of
company's earnings and that tremendously
Jjcreased Japanese textile Imports during the latter half of the
year
t jntrlbuted
materially to a lower demand and depressed prices for
tne
Increase
20%
In
the
unfinished
The
greige goods.
company, he said,
C.jgram
and
Douglas (jorporation
operates
pany
common
is
of all the outstanding
slock in exchange'for.
stock was accomplished
leading producer of aluminum
a
plants in Riverside, Calif., and another in Flemdoes an annual volume in excess of $25,000,000.
two
ington, N. J., and
183, p. 1107.
—V.
reported
See
Borrow From
Co.—To
Edison
Blackstone
Brunswig
ary
was
Valley Gas & Electric Co.
alro
continued
of
its
Ion?
$1,364,433
range
for
modernization
new
equipment
183,
884.
p.
Liquidating Co.—Proposed New Name—
I.
N.
Clinton
See
Foods,
•
$26
It
second¬
offering of 14,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
made on March 5 by William R. Staats & Co. at
per
was
dealer's discount of $1 per share.
continued —V. 173, p. 1790.
7
share, with
a
Offered—This
Co.—Stock
its
of
outstanding
company
is offering
shares
common
of
record
March 12,
1956, rights to subscribe for 355,096 additional
shares ($5 par) at $19 per share at the rate of one new
share for each 10 shares held.
The offering, which is
being underwritten by
headed by Blyth & Co.,
(EST) March 27, 1956.
group
a
Inc., will expire at 3:30 p.m.
PROCEEDS—Net
loan
Its
used
increased
SALES
in
The
from
be
will
from
ducers
It
Is
of
working
..
$316,573,000
$3,722,000
body
one
of
in
1955.
1947,
body,
parts
automotive
also
in
company,
automobile
automotive
along with a $7,000,000
Society of the, United States,
capital necessary to meet
sale,
Assurance
business.
BUSINESS—This
all-steel
the
from
Life
additional
provide
AND EARNINGS—Net sales
to
1947
went
proceeds
Equitable
to
in
is
the
wheels.
the
two
have increased
For
the
same
$13,791,000
to
which
the
*
from $193,500,000
years,
1955.
net
-
income
-
and
introduced
the
independent
producer
of
is one of the major pro¬
.developed
largest
nation,
in
and
.
Offering—A
12,000
Canadian Pacific Lines in
from
from
Net
ry.
$847,052
227,297
125,010
.
railway
income
oper.
183,
Maine—Earnings—
1956
^
railway—
.
.
1955
$820,888
265,258
181,867
1954*
$706,092
232,190
146,324
1953
$855,113
260,877
158,832
767.
p.
Canadian
Pacific
Ry.—Reports Rise in Earnings—
1955,
was
company
enterprise.
railway
Gross
miles
the
on
Crump, President, points to the fact that
strong upward movement in economic activity in
R.
N.
a
financial
results of this
for the year
although there
Canada during
the year,
resulting in increased railway traffic,* the return on net
railway investment for the 12 month period was only 2.92%—a rate
very
much below the long-term requirements of Canadian Pacific's
Commenting
railway earnings
of
freight
traffic,
rose
by $26,000,000 or 6%, and revenue ton
still below the level of any of the
although
1951 to 1953 inclusive, rose by 9%. While the rise was fairly
general, marked increases occurred in lumber, timber and plywood,
years
crude
petroleum, petroleum products, Iron and steel, automobiles, trucks
and
parts,
building
and
grain
products,
traffic,
showed
demand
Net
the
a
remained
railway
previous
maintenance
gravel
sand,
and
amounted
which
for. the
decrease
stone. However, grain
30% of total freight
successive year as export
crushed
to
about
second
low.
earnings
Firstly,
by $10,300,009 as compared with
principal factors contributed towards this
the rise in traffic volume, the total of
increased
Two
year.
improvement.
..
:
shares of common stock
(par $20) was made on March 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at $33.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents
per
share.
The unsold balance was withdrawn on
March 5.—V. 183, p. 1107.
of
offering
secondary
Net
above.—V. 183, p. 1107.
below.
Inc.
California Oregon Power Co.—Secondary
Gross
Banks—
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Drug
$7,764,426 $17,854,736 $15,371,353
•• /
'
■*., • '
;
'
$9,071,657
—V.
Up—
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Sales
—V.
Having
expenditures
Subs.)—February Sales
(&
Brothers
January—
of
the
and
$6,788,126, or 12.6%, higher than in the
j.jevious year. Net earnings in 1.954 were $1,779,511. Earnings In 1955
jfter preferred dividends, equalled $1.14 per share on the
1,761,750
imares of outstanding common stock as
compared with 94 cents in 1954.
^
Brass
Corp.,
other components to independent manufacturers.
It is
best known in the consumer field for its line of Flexalum
aluminum blinds and other Flc-xalum aluminum products. The com¬
holders
placed privately $5,500,000 of three-vear promisnry notes,
of which $4,200,000 will be apolied as partial payment
{gainst taxes owed to the United States.
The notes are secured by
Bates
acquisition
and
Budd
Arranged—
The corporation has
mortgages
the
Aluminum
Corp.—Reaches Exploration Agreement—
Gulf Coast Region of Texas and Louisiana. Activities under
agreement which will commence immediately will be carried on
cilices in
marking
Douglas
of Bridgeport
' "
\ '
'
9.
Brockton
upper
a
Butler
to
191,723
income
negotiations just concluded, this corporation has acquired the
light to conduct exploration
and
development operations on some
f 90,000 acres owned by the Kirbv Lumber Corp. of Houston,
Tex., in
ao
shares
March
Under
f
Increase Capitalization—
will consider increasing the authorized
3,000,000 shares.—V. 183, p. 402.
2
2,000,000
closing
Hunter
of
270,000
-
Barber
April
on
from
probably
1956
J^tiilway operating
stock
formal
shares
strip
January—
has
C.
The
of
\
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Acquires Hunter Douglas Stock
on
Bangor & Aroostook RR.- -Earnings—
Month
$1,293,706
291,007
'
Braniff Airways, Inc.—To
The
common
$953,521
the
was
—
18,COO
$1,340,717
_____
income
1227.
p.
Period End. Feb. 29—
Inch'de:
Unemployment Insur.
183,
$1,461,9^3
363,656
from railway operations
revenue
railway operating
—V.
A
The
Hbor
income
from
Railroad Retirement Act
a/c
Railroad
a/c
federal
••
Accruals
Tax
Excise
Tax
deductions
despite
about
remained
work
the
same
as
in
1954.
Secondly,
the
service performed by diesel power in¬
transportation expenses declined in relation to
earnings. Income taxes accounted for almost $9,000,000 of the increase
of $15,000,000 in working expenses.
Other income amounted to $22,900,000, $5,100,000 above the figure
proportion
creased
for
of
transportation
sharply
and
1954.
...
largest builders of railway passenger cars.
1930s a welding prociss which made it
developed early In the
possible to use stainless ste^I as
a
structural material, the firm
pioneered the production of all-stainless steel railway cars. Budd also
Net
income
was
preference stock,
modernization
ordinary
sufficient
$1.50
and
stock.—V.
per
other
133,
to
share
provide
on
corporate
p.
1227.
for
dividends
of
4%
on
ordinary stock and a margin for
purposes
of $1.44 per share of
Volume 183
Number 5517 V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1363)
Carolina & Northwestern RR.—Earnings—
ship
Month
of
January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
1956
<
revenue—______
$268,603
expenses——
202,356
156,698
railway operations
$102,309
$111,905
Net revenue from
,
Net railway
operating income
—V.
123,
covering
per
10,000
of
group
general
filed
1
letter
a
Mr.
the
with
the
of
bad-order
bus'ness
bad.
As
This
company
coveiing
fered
•*'
are
Gross
J"
filed
oi
registration
a
$10" par
its
statement
from
to
Net
company's
of¬
of the
estimated
stock
common
will
terially
enlarge
and
capacity
about
was
and
*
Gross
to
manu.acmre
during
in
the
wide
a
of
excess
period.
Based
for
will,
$85,000,000
it
is
in
estimated,
total
approximately
$190,003,000
ry.
---V.
expects
the same
to
company
foreign subsidiaries
000,000.—V. 183, p.
during
1227.
increase
period
\
■,'<
its
ty
January—:
Net
ry.
railway
railway--^
from
—V.
1956
from
Net
Net
183, p.
'
its
1955
reflected
State's
the
central
1954's
figures,
the
1954
.
Mr.
income
and
$25,695,639,
164,713 in
Acker
from
ry.
"
812.511
Gross
335,208
Net
ry.
1954.
-
on
this
sales
noting
while
year
that
31,
shares
sharek
of
compared
new
for
companies
1955
with
$1,004
were
1955,
were
stock
Net
share
with
the end of
the
first
time
since
1955.
1948,
Mr.
Acker
and
$23,-
1983,
and
55
first
for the
accrued
Co.,
has
company
called
94.5
1954.
cents
The
St., Boston,
New York,
Mass.,
or
the
at
Y.—V.
183,
said,
was
Manufacturers
no
January—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Trust
•
1955
3,989,509
$1,058,078
ry.
—V.
1954
The
the
$860,000
$919,000
$903,000
7,551
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.1956
$699,097
Fall
1955
1254
$531,208
$595,867
140,527
101,838
154,456
■
95,439
68,909
1953
.
52,984
84,178
in
<
The
Interstate
Commerce
issue
entire
of
Commission.
certificates
on
a
Associated
in
the
& Co.
will
be
r
its
company
'
by
electric
.
/
its way to surpassing 1955
Mr.
running
total
of
has on order locomotives and freight cars
Tuohv
$20,000,000
a
has"
will
be
provements in 1956, Mr. Tuohy added.
The 222 diesel locomotives C&O has
THE
be
may
spent
on
enlargements
approved
order will bring total
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U.
<
also
the
mortgage
GIVING
EFFECT
series
due
3%%
1954
$3,259,053
of
space
the
915,618
1,348,116
532,422
402,548
561,323
for
Charles,
Nitrogen,
completion
also
amount
will
to
go
distributes
ammonia
the
operations
to
include
in
used
March
debs.,
due
value
par
"Additional
issues
dated
its debentures
shares
PRESENT
in
the
of
sale
par
common
which
...
may
.,
.
the
D1A
Outstanding
$1,300,000
600.000
1,
-
2,000,000
1974
$1,840,000
share
'
1,840,000
25,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
245,926 shs.
except
1939,
as
provided in company's
supplemented and
amended,
as
dated
as of June
1, 1954, and in the resolu¬
cumulative preferred stock, which limit the
amount
would
since
be
1935.
consummated
The
on
before
or
March
14,
1956.
has
company
f'*5,?er "^re.quartS,yfl dividends-of 25 cents per share were
paid on its present $5 par value common stock during the years 1951
and
1952, and 28 cents
the
declared
16,
will
and
be paid
1.956, and April 15,
stock
mon
per share during 1953.
Beginning Jan. 2, 1954,
monthly dividends of 10 cents per share on
Monthly dividends of 10 cents per share have
paid
stock.
common
March
will
has
company
its
offered
now
to
stockholders
be
entitled
record
of
will
to stockholders of record Feb.
Feb., 17,
17,
1956,
Subscribers to the additional
1956.
not
com¬
share
in
1956,
the
and
dividends
150
March
16,
BUSINESS—Company was organized in Delaware
Its principal executive
offices are located at 3470
on
The
all
of
in
receive
to
Engle.wocd,
~
1956,
be
paid
but
will
dividends.
Oct.
South
29,
1926.
Broadway,
Colo.
is
company
the
subsequent
to
which
public
a
utility operating in
four separate
dist-iets
in* the
State of Colorado.
It is engaged
principally
purchase, transmission, distribution and sftle
ox
electric energy for
light, heat, power and general industrial and
utility purposes, and
also distributes and sells water in
and
near
Central
are
business
Evergreen
SEC covering
n.i f U
together with
AM
<
'
N
t
Net
stock, representing the estimated
be purchased under
the plan.
*
-
.
the
of
Kittredge,
and
Colo.—V.
180,
p.
1872.
Southern Ry.—Earnings-
from
*
ry.
-V.
1956
railway
railway
f
oper.
183, p.
1955
1954
1953
1,208,560
$1,212,095
$1,076,290
$1,2 >2,330
249,634
320.681
216.946
427,303
67,226
133,860
86,165
180.738
——
income;
768.
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
January—.
Gross
the
"horsepower" field
(bearings,
bushings
showed strong gains in 1955; with the help, of
and an all-time-record year of automotive
The .company's increasingly, important electronics busi-
Net
was
the
well
year
ahead
of
the
two? smaller
previous
year,
t
-
Harris
-
r
German
Tran^istor
t
the
to
annual
Patent Office)
maker
paits,
both
included
an
-
of
•
are
strument company in Texas,
n
im-
rubber-anxt-metal
of
now showing good results.
additional small companies -in- 1955
of
expansion
report
a
jet blade company in Cnnnecticut,
transistors
Products, rin
and diodes.
__M
Waitham,
programs
rxoted.
Full
Mass.,
w.ss
these
urjits
at
;"Furtber
losses
jn
ownership
|
also
in
1955
1956,
were
and
in¬
and
of Clevite
I
acquired.
Losses
sizable,
perhaps
Columbia
in
Gas
This corporation
for
1953
$305,205
91,434
127.958
36,724
43,665
49,743
71,218
•
System, Inc.—Registers
on
March
14
filed
a
With SEC—
registration statement with the
due 1981, to be offered
public sale
at competitive bidding.
;
utilized by the company to prepay, on Or about
its 3% bank loans due July 31, 1956r outstanding in
the amount of $25,000,000.
The balance of the proceeds, together with
other company funds,
will be available for the 1955 construction pro¬
gram of the company's subsidiaries. This program is presently expected
to result in expenditures of approximately $65,000,000.
It is presently
contemplated that additional financing, not to exceed $39,000, will be
required in 1956 for construction and that such financing will be in
the form of additional debentures or bank leans, or some combination
Net
Clevite
makers
Products,
operations
1954
$239,184
87.252
SEC covering $40,000,000 of debentures, series F,
•
Acquisitions, of
1955
$261,931
167,093
-
<
.
1956
$349,436
■
railway
railway——_
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 183, p. 768.
in
components)
from
from
.
.
•
•
'
April
proceeds will be
20,
1956,
thereof. In addition, the company plans to borrow approximately $35,000,000 from commercial banks during 1956 to finance the cos! of gas
purchased and stored for current inventory purposes, to be repaid * arly
in 1957 as gas is withdrawn from storage and sold.—V. 183, p.
11C8/
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
^blHier,.
William Dana Seibert. President. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (generaL news and .advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 13S S. La Salic Street, Chicago 3, lilinnJ
(TeleDhone STate 2-0613);
1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E, C., England, do Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tn#
post ofiice at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion oC
Canada, $63.00 per year,* Other Countries, $67.00 per y*ar.
William B. Dana
Company,
„
NOTE:
On
account of the
fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
I
Commission
fA/VAfk
n
Plan,
com¬
paid dividends on its common stock
paid regular quarterly dividends
of 45 cents per share on Its $10 par value common stock from
June
1, ,1946, through the calendar year 1950.
In 1951, the common stock
was
split on a two for one basis, and the par value was reduced ,to
year
Gross
with
of
1.500,000
unlimited
DIVIDENDS—The company
each
Colorado &
'I1 V* tti
1,
per
May
of
agreement
that such
in
than
more
Disposal
its Employees Thrift
the
FINANCING
1936—
June
January—
registration statement
of
of all long-term debt which may be out¬
standing.
The company recently entered into a purchase agreement
calling for the issue and sale of $2,000,000 principal amount of 3 V?*%
first mortgage bonds at par due March 1,
1986, ar.d it was anticipated
pro¬
Charles
1,
$100
are
as
principal
been
Lake
much
for
privilege
President
the
of
cumulative
•indenture
industrial
through
dealers
provided
subscription
by
sale
TO
preferred stock
(Present redemption
price—$104.50)
Common stock, par value $5 per share
$3,793,086
1,250,470
E,
id.
sink.
stock,
4>/2%
1953
$3,406,466
small
a
the
bonds:
3 Mi %
scheduled
sub¬
stock
61,854
units made substantial profits ;
for the first time,'' according to James I. Myers, Chairman, and Wil¬
liam. G. Laffer, President.
After a period of investing lirge sums in "
the
company's * Canadian
hearing and
bushing
subsidiary
and
in *
Clevite
owner-
S.
from
*206,958
improvements
During
incident
on
,
business
other
ness
costing
and
proceeds
*83,813
shares
555.
production.
*
and half will be received this year.
scheduled in roadway projects, which
said,
been
$90,000,000
such
p.
operating
these
Around
of
-
183,
and
added.
$140 000.000,
filed
efforts
1984
Iv.
Clevite'?
the best year
ahead of the same period last year and merchandise loadings are
about-121/2%.: "We estimate .net income-for the first quarter this
year will be about $1!90 per common share, compared
with $1.45-in
the same quarter last year," he said.
"C&O is on its way, we believe, to a net income this j'ear well above
last year's all-time record $58,000,000, which was $7.25 a share," he
means
number
—V.
,
as
up
now
as
net
due April 1,
corporation on
March
8
announced record-high
sales
and
revenues of $73,088,935 for the year 1955, and net profit of $4,854,753,
equal to $2.54 a share.
•
'
In -1954, sales -and revenues
were $50,148,661,
and profit was $2,668,648, or $1.33 a share.
25%
company
therewith
series D,
is
is
company
3!A%
Lake
Participations
in
1976
This'
history,
Walter J. Tuohy, President, said on March 9.
He noted that C&O carloadings of coal so far this year are
The
company,
Colo.,
1976—
and
of
>■
the
1,
852,834
aaa
the
appear
1,
1954 by Cities Service and Continental, Petroleum
presently operates a butadiene plant at Lake Charles
in
Denver,
supplemental
Aug.
Clevite Corp.—Reports Record Sales & Earnings—
offering are: Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Cori).,
on
and
Aug.
marketing
Inc.,
Denver,
through
names
due
weeks
basis
'
Inc.-
is well
its
80,000 shares of its $10
•
•
secured
Expects Record Year—
This
whose
warrants
due
Registers .Witlr SECA
.
in
the
B,
States.
This
bid of 99.14%.
62 Diesel
road switching locomotives estimated to cost $12,148,446.
and Stroud
privilege
bankers
on
C,
markets >in
expand
$4,950,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 99.049 for the certificates, also as 3s.
Issuance and sale of the certificates are subject to the authorization
the
subscription
series
$3,303,758
Mid-South
to
the
on
4
series
acquired from the Rubber Producing Facilities
in
1955 and now undergoing expansion,
certificates, second and final instalment of
exceeding $9,600,000 were priced to yield
2.80% to 3.10%, according to maturity. They were
March 12
A
of
3%%
Missouri,
Organized,
not
on
Bank
2%%
making plastics and
Chemicals,
<
«f
1953
Alabama,
Mississipoi, Arkansas,
Louisiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. The
firm transports ammonia by river, barge, tank car and truck and
plans
to
group
National
"436,833
near
(par $5)
privilege)!-
States
456,045
few
The
—
shares held
$2,842,145
produce 100,000 tons of ammonia annually, said Mr,
employ approximately 100 'men,- Construction will
fertilizer.
as
stations
These
to the
1954
1955
1
■
,
Offered
unsubscribed
ty
♦First
1957.
Continental.
sive.
awarded
24
209,624
489,452
next
433.
p.
:
Stock
Authorized
ammonia; will be extracted fi*om the air.
major portion of the ammonia produced at
Texas,
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on
March.13 offered $4,800,000 of 3% serial equipment cer¬
tificates maturing annually Feb. 20, 1957 to 1971, inclu-
from
each
tions establishing the 4%%
refineries
sold
United
issue
of
183,
'
.
—
will be used to finance in
part the company's construction
During the year 1955, expenditures for property additions
to $1,518,660, and the
company's budget for the year 1956
calls for property additions
amounting to $3,671,000.
will
the
time.—V.
v,
amounted
Co.
and
in
•
$2,539,084
1956
total
agent.
CAPITALIZATION
1955
the
program.
plants for
various petrochemical products,
The
amiponia, .will
be
marketed
by Mid-South
Chemical
Corp.,
Memphis, Tenn., which also is owned jointly by Cities Service and
-Earnings—
$587,062
'
197,199
Oil
within
The
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
an
subscription
purpose
mon
•
plant will
ducing
be
-
received
400,275
income
oper.
tinental
156,205
,
1953
By-prodUct hydrogen, the principal raw material for ammonia, will
be supplied
to the new installation by the Cities Service and Con¬
1953
95,054
'
not
'
$2,654,487
,•
183, p. 768.
tinental
/
247,582
:
is
..."
•
PROCEBDS—The
666
p.
bring
,
55,157
railwayrailway—.
Simpson,
50,201
railway—/
183,
will
company.
for
construction
of
an
estimated
$12,500,000 petrochemical
at Lake Charles, La., to produce anhydrous ammonia for use
primarily as a-fertilizer were announced
on
March
12
by F.
M.
Simpson, Vice-President and General Manager of Petroleum Chem¬
icals, Inc., which is owned jointly by Cities Service Co. and Con¬
167,771
209,923
railway
—,
ry. oper. income.,
—V. 183, p. 767.
1,224,763
'
'
.
distributions
portion of common stock above offered may be
at any time at a price or prices of not'.lefes
' than $26.50 per share, prior to payment or allowance
by the company
of such underwriting fees,
commissions, or discounts and expenses in
plant
$846,272
337,229
90.076
from
later
$2,546,947
from
from
Net
:
1955
Net
.
1956
•
January—
$4,562,865
3,716,593
247,469
Net. from
»•« *.
"Deficit.—V.
use
Gross
' '.
1107.-
p.
of
American
Brands,
share for
United
Any
1
.
••
investment
that
sold
Plans
income
-
183,
railway.—
railway
oper. income
ry.
Net
767,
.
♦783,649
'
•
from
Gross
'
$941,000
January—
767,701
J
actions
aggregate
railway...
p.
,/'
and
The company will pay to
duly licensed or registered security dealers
or
investment bankers a commission of 50c
per
share on < all issued
shares subscribed for through the exercise
of warrants and
the sup¬
Pfd.
Co.,
1956
oper.
183,
<"544,359
768.
p. "
from
Net
;'-i'":
railway
183,
Products
certificates.
1953
railway—'— $14,678,198 $14,673,662 $14,138,909 $16,058,933
railway—
125,501
1,304,610
v 956,2891,992,328
oper. income—
♦1,814,180
"359,441
*634,562
539,493
ry.
Net
*
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
from
1954
from
start
Gross
income—
opsr;
Corn
same
tlie
or
-
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.- -Earns.
1956
767.
January—
♦
from
Gross
new
$5,047,587
;
—
revenue
from railway operations.
railway operating income..
—i
p.
150,502
106.
p.
Net
183,
145,540
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.- -Earns.
.
there
Jersey—Earnings—
Month of January—.
Railway operating revenue———.
Railway operating expenses—
—V.
136,610
Cities Service Co.—Affiliate to Build Plant—
Central RR. Co. of New
Net
248,836
railway—U $19,212,257 $18,462,849 $17,497,548 $20,646,916
railway—
1,590,841
2,709,323
1,048,077
3,683,018
"Deficit.—V.
for
N.
351,210
from
ry.
Net
per
47,593
redemption on April 6, 1956, $50,000
mortgage bonds, series U, due March T,
of the sinking oc improvement fund at 103.95%
Payment will be made at the Old Colony Trust
interest.
St.,
349,995
1955
of
officers' and directors of the
company may
subscribe
price for any cf the shares rot initially subscribed for
stochkolders
(i.
e.,
before
taking into account the supple¬
the
scription
i.
Deficit.—V.
Net
general
account
Milk
45
Broad
and
$1,726,701
•
2 681,549
on
Central Maine Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
3%%
$1,645,440
1956
tnat
expected
Standard
'*
-
new
The
$1,728,369
.
,
The
'•
mental
1953
.
contracts
(b)
Employees,
at
1954
oper.'income-—
adopting a plan of com¬
they will consider the following
company on March 10 offered to its common stockholders
of record Feb.
17, 1956, at $26.50 per share, 9,851 addi¬
*4,409
212,339.
.
is
above
'
•
connection
added, in April Central Hudson
sold $3,300,000 of 3.20%
first mortgage bonds due
1984 to various
Institutions as part of the financing
program undertaken in the Fall
Of 1954.—V. 183, p. 884.
1
/
of
56,540
17,255
.
}
consider
(with an over¬
subscription privilege).* Rights will expire on March 27.
This offering is not underwritten.
$587,777
16,101
♦42,603
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
January—
'/.
1956
1*55
1954
he
However,
$537,023
1955
$1,773,938
It
sale to
the
>
.
one
-
>1956
railway—
railway—
from
♦
-
issued
were
.
For
,
.
1953
84,309
156,666-
Liquidation, etc.—
w'll
3
approved,
tional shares of common stock
229,303
309,935
income.._
com¬
during the year in
connection with the conversion of
$619,000 principal amount of the
company's 3% convertible debentures, of which $761,000 remained out¬
standing at the year-end.
"
financing begun in
$694,298
183, p.;768.
Gross
Net
$3,485,177,
$3,220,607
ner
compared
as
outstanding at
common
303,739
*
April
Colorado Central Power Co.
^
...*•/
from
Gross
Dec.
2,633,956
308,483
\
Inc.—Plans
on
If plan Is
......
revenues
stock
321,344'
f
$2,279,315
736,265
railway—$684,688
January—
■
common
April.
of
1953
817,034
367,156
Foods,
Divisions;
plemental
in
13%
over
industries moved
•"
operating
1954
$2,660,516
891,486
income—_
768.
'1955
$2,749,869
919,137
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
advanced
existing
many
of
k
corporation
891,838
Inc., according to present plans, is to
be completed about April 16 unless a
favorable ruling on the tax status
$2,895,633
railway..?——
from
■" '
programs.
total
Earnings on the
outstanding
additional
gas
respectively, and
shares
share
while
•V'-VX "s.'l956
-
January—
'247,429
by
497,515
to about $47 per share.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
1953..
$3,722,871
prosperity in- New York
Acker, President, has an¬
R.
$2,962,025
:
railway——
oper.
499.633
-
and
Ernest
reported,
the
expansion
sales
economy
17%,
were, up
during
area
major
Net
and
sales
340,310
from
Net
/
$3,234,870
-
669,137
proposals:
(a)
approving sale of all properties and assets of company's Corn Products and American Partition Divisions
and all of
the
4%
subordinated
debentures of Minute Maid
Corp. now owned
by company ($11,285,000 face amount)
to
Standard Brands Inc. for
approximately $59,500,000 - and assumption by "Standard
by
*
-820,626
1*9X261
changing name of company from "Clinton
•VFoods Inc." to !'C. N. I.
Liquidating Co."; and (ci dissolving comoany.
Following approval of the sale, Clinton Foods, Inc.
proposes
to
pay an initial liquidating dividend of about
$41 per share at the end
690,232
260,183
p.
Net
$10,-
547,202
electric
Valley,
' '■/},
..'
Electric
into
expanding
516,143
390,507
,
Electric Corp.—Sales Up—
and
gas
Hudson
nounced,
pleted
Gas &
in
$2,742,388
675.080
"Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
January—
X
1956
1955
1954
—v,
Hudson
increases
$2,950,992
oper,
183,
Gross
'in
approximately
income—_
984 755
$2
Brands"
325,097
railway.—1— '*
1953
696,483
stockholders
Partition
1953
650,407
.v
1954
$1,813,903
754.763
liabilities^ obligations and
1954
$2,993,829
from
ry.
—V.
931.
Central
"Marked
! 1955
♦Deficit.—V. 183, p. 666.
824,432
-
.
four
(about
.V*
$3,602,804
721,815
421,431
'
income...
p.:-768V
from
Net
income^—
oper.
1955
$3,652,768
2,800,043
:
1956
railway.!:.
January—
Net
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
'
,
6,865,346
2,076,970
:
railway—i__
oper.
183,
Gross
de¬
investment
r<,\ \\u
•>.
4,945,052
1,619,924
1955
$1,903,073
plete liquidation.
1953
*
3,842,047
1956
208,239
183, p. 768.
Thfe
1954
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
of depreciation and amort.'za'.icn
charges), with
increase of about $80,003,000 in working capital
The
4,533,202
2,040,867
*
reached
is
$2,153,870
ry.-oper.
The
excess
accompanying
requirements.-
' 1955
'
„
present
upon
demands,
the
company
contemplates
continuing
Anticipated domestic plant expenditures for the next
years
from
from
Net
of < its
range
charges
income.—
p.. 768.vv .1
Net
capital
$120,000,000
amortization
-
Net
—V.
railway__i._.$19,858,933 $18,582,884 $20,048,334 $22,255,811
January—./:
provide
expected
expansion.-
an
its
This
preciation
:
position
1227.
p.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
;
requirements fori, the
next
four years; and-it is presently contemplated that the
balance
will be obtained from
depreciation and amortization, - retained earn¬
ings and bank borrowings.J During the past 10 y:ars t.:e
company
spent approximately $205,000,000 to modernize Ls facilities and ma¬
products.
183,
1955
'.'
railway...
oper.
,
.
sale
prospectus,
the
of
•
C&O," he said.—V. 183,
the
be
public
sale
through tin
underwriting
gro. p
headed
by
Inc.
The public offering price and underwri.ing terms
to be supplied by amendment. -
portion
from
ry.
—V.
r
with
s.ock,
common
•:
Co.,
According to the
-
a
13
shares
on
profit
railway—railway—
from'
.Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.T-Earnings—
.
January— i-
for
Blyth &
..
March
on
and
established
an
1227.
p.
from
Net
major
among
before-
183,
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
Clinton
of common stock (par $1)
to be offered to a
employees approved by the President at $28.50
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used, for
purposes.—V. 183, p. 1107.
,
• .
and
500,000
cars
units/'—V.
January—
Gross
railroads, staying ready to get
saving money by repairing cars in good times and
of its planned track and
rolling stock repairs, there
result
a
Net
SEC
been
is no deferred maintenance
without
corporate
have
anticipated
are
these
SEC
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Registers With SEC—
/
1957,
in
Tuohy also hoted that C&O, which already has one of the
biggest
the world, 87,000, has 12,202 new
freight cars on order
largest number ordered by any railroad. "We have the lowest
*" ratio
.
of notification
at the current level of business,
will be
Average rate of return on C&O's
28%*, so without the diesels 1955 cost of
$25,000,000 greater, he said.
about
:—second
shares
officers
share,
March
on
would
is
"
Carpenter Paper Co., Omaha, Neb.—Files With SEC—
The company
units;-which,
investment
operation
43,882
■
.
1,018
dieselization, he pointed out.
fleet of cars in
35,051
2891.
p.
1955
$304,665
—
to
100%
diesel
'
3
remittance for foreign subscriptions
an
d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
(1364)
.
Monday, March 19, 1956
..
*1
■n.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Dec. 2
Dec. 31/55
Net
profit
Federal
Net
income taxtt»_—
(estimated!
before
income
and
State
profit
•Earnings
taxe3
income
I
—
—V.
183,
Southern Ohio Electric Co.
&
company
SEC
March 13 filed a registration statement with
$12,000,000 of lirst mortgage bonds, due 1986, to
Increase
stockholders
The
shares
common
cumulative
3,000,000
preferred
to
250,000
from
shares
Controls
Commercial
325,000
to
shares.—V.
Rochester,
Corp.,
183,
Y.—New
N.
Calculating Machine Co., Inc. below.—V.
Congregation of St.
Iberia
182,
812.
p.
proceeds are to be
the present buildings.
The
bonds
March
15,
The
of
1959
Lafayette,
These
loan,
at
the
will
La.
will
Jules
order
to
101%
to
at
be
by
$1,655,000.
Congregation
as
guarantor to
act
service
this
on
Net
Diocese
Diocese
of
105
crombie
and
&
with
Co.
Scharff
Arnold
and
&
&
Crane
Rowles,
Inc.,
in
the
Winston & Co., both
New Orleans, La.
Jones,
Consolidated Electrodynamics
See
ElectroData
Container
With
of
9,
1956,
company
the
According
outstanding
to
the
of
of
The
two
statement
Its
of
shares
these
Mengel
Mengel
of
Container
Mengel,
Texas,
par
the
the
SEC
rate
for
of
on
stock.
common
exchange
shares
share
one
bping
65.4%
and
of
the
shares
the
sum
additional
thereof issuable upon conversion of all
preferred stock now
the
tures
of
the
will
V.
p.
Increase
after
and
of
18%
represented an
of
$48,272,218,
those
over
of
The
over-all
improvement
in
particularly significant for
$2,310,384
before
of
16%
taxes,
183,
be
over
achieved
the preceding
despite
Net
Power
Fixed
assets amounted
to $277,176,778 at Dec. 31,
$259,427,581 at
the
end
of
1955,
reflecting
$17,749,197 for the year.
Gross
completion
additional
at
of
meats
the
of
during
metal
1955
totaled
lines
and lithograph equipment which
plants in the United States and Canada for
containers
and
for
beer,
detergents.
It
other
also
the
and
equipment
lease-back
During
development
arrangements
with
Continental
1955,
pension
continued
Chicago
were
of
the
company was the
In the manufacture and sale of metal
pares
with
for
taxes
on
$20,200,000
Income
provided
1954.—V.
183,
p.
768.
Offering —A
sec¬
It
1,081,610
:
$5,725,574, $6,785,379
1,864,389
2,633,811
931,031
1,151,520
in
All
1954.
$24,100 000
other
taxes
This
utility
p
d e
of
and
to
issue
the
1956,
its
the
for
for
to
Com¬
request
to
As
construction
ended
in
ex¬
ended
Federal
in
shares
60
or
months
six
$253,714
259,046
on
$153,152
period
same
months
outstanding.
cents
share
a
on
1955.
Jan.
31,
1956
also
compared to $4,684,029 for the
Stainless
from
Steel Corp.—To
March
on
from
750,000
Howard
&
of—
As
reached
new
a
period in 1955.
same
—
taxes—
utility operations
of
to
1,000,000
Balanced
and
Shares
Net
in
Eaton &
97,242
37,995,427
11,499,461
declared
or
1
—V.
business
for
33 872,231
11,186,537
22,685,694
17,811,880
17,214,799
of
•
the
Offering
183,
per
share__
8,6°4,086
of capital
v
Stock
Brothers
plan
1956—Month—1955
the
Under
plan,
Burroughs
held
stock
shareholders
subsequent
March
If
the
stock
proved,
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1956
railway—
will
benefit
1955
1954
1953
Income
$1,886,675
695.463
$1,627,410
$1,845,278
$1,926,398
733,319
663,443
398,906
324,724
outstanding
of
with
basis.
ry.
—V.
oper.
.
income
1955
1954
1953
$821,562
397,799
106,530
$752,526
$728,028
$794,590
.375,559
352,854
411,182
109,816
103,914
132,618
Diana
Stores
Corp.—February Sales Higher—
Period End. Feb. 29—
—V.
1956—Month—1955
$1,836,421
183,
p.
885.
hold
its
Burroughs
million
$6
in
shares.—V.
exchange for
Electro¬
added.
325,000
182,
of
ElectroData's
913.
p.
Corp.—Merger Approved—
13 approved plans for a merger of this
Co., Philadelphia, Pa., on a share-for169,178 outstanding shares of Electro Man¬
Mineral
are
Foote
of
will
Foote
be
Mineral
the
Manganese
Corp.
would
be
continuing company.
The two
as
the Electro Manganese
operated
Co.
Russell H.
director
a
Electro
be
would
agreement.
become
the
would
Knoxville
the
Under
plan,
merger
and
of
Bennett,
Foote.—V.
Electro Manganese
178,
Chair¬
148.
p.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
1956
from
Net
from
ry.
railway
1,507,753
183,
291,743
567,119
Warner-Lambert
corporation
$4,858,427
*695,114
1,816,868
*1,224,273
435,306
(Md.)—Proposed Merger-
Pharmaceutical
Co.
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
The
1953
$3,934,927
>
770.
p.
Emerson Drug Co.
See
1954
$3,725,927
1,434,522
income—
oper.
1955
$4,511,032
railway
reports
below.—V.
183,
p.
404.
Corp.—Earnings Lower
consolidated
net profit, before provision
period ended Jan. 28, 1956,
compared with a consolidated net profit, before taxes,
of $935,776 for the
like period ended Jan. 29, 1955.
After
provision
for
Federal
income
taxes,
the
consolidated
net
for
Federal
of
income
$517,027,
profit
for
taxes,
a
for
the
the
13-week
period
equal
to
eight
cents
For
the
like
period
per
profit,
share
13-week
as
$163,825,
after
taxes,-
the
on
Erie
same
ended
Jan.
share
per
ended
amounted
28,
1956,
the
on
Jan.
amounted
1,935,717 shares
to
out¬
29,
1955, the consolidated
$499,392,
equal
to
26
cents
to
number of shares.—V.
183,
p.
770.
RR.—Earnings—
from
1956
1955
1954
1953
railway
$13,422,454 $12,183,820 $12,734,347 $14,786 489
2,523,270
2,384,711
2,551,233
4.023,410
Net ry. oper. Income—.
863,153
1,005,472
1,121,317
1,745,318
—V. 183, p. 770.
from
railway
Evans Products
sales
S.
Evans,
net
sales
Dec.
of
against
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$1,702,867 $18,951,534 $17,209,551
31,
on
income
March
12
announced
that
con¬
to
earlier.
income
totaled
on
and its subsidiary for the year
$41,951,966 as compared with 1954
before income
taxes
was
$6,155,100
as
company
Profit
year
net
President,
the
amounted
$24,505,063.
a
Co.—Sales and Profits Boar-
Jr.,
of
1955
$751,699
Consolidated
preceding
769.
Sales
would
March
on
Foote
There
the
at
divisions
ended
1956
railway
railway
183, p.
'
stock.
Under
dissolved
Edward
January—
from
share
one
meeting
said, ""If the plan is ap¬
receiving Burroughs' shares with
by
nearly
common
stockholders
share
243,492
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
from
a
619,913
183, p. 769.
Gross
at
Fogg
about $1,000,000," he
Electrodynamics Corp. owns
Electro Manganese
Net
380,367
railway
oper.
Mr.
costing
Consolidated
receive
ElectroData.
proposal
Consolidated
purposes,
January—
January—
Gross
of
the
annual
completed,
value
market
holdings
would
shares
on
"
is
Consolidated
910,000
two
vote
to
meeting in May.
Electrodynamics Corp. have expressed
consolidated of ElectroData Corp. and Bur¬
Fogg, Chairman of Consolidated, announced
to the
investmentl
present
Data
shareholders
for
will
15.
merger
for
Gross
Net
■'
; -•
Consolidated
of
approval of a proposed
roughs Corp., Philip S.
$2.10
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
•
$9,205,809
Pasadena, Calif.—Proposed Merger
ElectroData
common
directors
The
a
$9,384,790
!
for the acquisition of this corporation by Burroughs Corp.,
by Philip S. Fogg, ElectroData Chairman, and John S.
Burroughs President, on March 15.
ElectroData
on
1956—2 Mos.—1955
#4,577,168
announced
was
be
$20.80
Stores, Inc.—February Sales Up—
$4,725,761
A
Dec. 31, 55
$21.03
1109.
p.
Coleman,
of
Feb. 29, '56
$58,272,171 $55,956,995
1229.
p.
183,
$22.81
Fund—Reports Higher Assets
share
per
ElectroData Corp.,
-
$23.09
;
,.
Sales
—V.
Dec. 31, '55
$
10,791,208
$2.45
stock
5,470,895
10,801,488
share
Feb. 29, '56
:■
2789.
p.
Higher—
-K
*
Period End. Feb. 29—
991.
p.
Fund- -Assets
Fund
nricc
183,
net
working capital
construction
outstanding
income
182,
168,472,436 165,318,804
Howard
As of—
33,774,989
26,495,966
the
shares.—V.
''
Stock—_
increasing, the authorized
Fund
price per
p. 1229.
183,
Size
$
37,829,045
;
income
paid
Increase
consider
..
the
Offering
221,089,366 197,368,099
184,060,321 163,593,110
166,382
dividends
will
27
$
Size
1955
1956
operations
com
exclusive
that
provision
share
per
standing.
Net
to
earnings
after
earnings
the
six
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Co.
from
revenues
Net
highly successful
closures, principally for glass Jars
amounted
with
stock
solidated
Cap Co.,
26,
1228.
p.
Net
1108,
income
Cash
Net
White
net
to $1.07
for
the
Eaton
1953
1954
$5,752,711
2,097,030
1,098,996
$6,049,074
2,046,431
income
oper.
183, p.
1955
1956
'
railway
railway
trusts.
its
authorization
bidding;
March
Grande Western RR.—Earnings—
Rio
under
of
those
on
purchases and
for social society,
were
$4 8«6 550
as
against $4,012,815 in 1954.
The combined total for all taxes was
equivalent to $7.89 per common share In 1955 against $6 64 ner sharp
in
Secondary
corporate income
Interest, etc.
deductions
maior
Provision
—
Gross
and
the
acquisition of
ry.
Other
manufac¬
built
reports
stockholders
The
&
beverages, shortening, soluble coffee,
at
for
Edison
of
diversification through pur¬
patents and
production
facilities of Vaporized Metal
Coatings, Inc., a company which specializes in the
high-speed coat¬
ing of metal on materials such as cellophane and pliofilm
A
chase
564,563
1,653,825
803,349
included
building
for
until
estimates
company
$278,219,
of
shares
183,
—V.
of
single-wrap paper cup lines
added at Los Angeles; equipment for
rounding out of paper produuet
lines at Kensington (Conn.), Three Rivera
(Mich.) and Chicago (111 )•
the equipment for the new fibre drum
plant at Midland, Mich ; and
the
purchase of timberlanjls to augment the company's
supply
of
pulp wood for Its Hopewell, Va., paper mill. In addition, a new fibre
drum
plant at Midland, Mich., and a new Metal Division research
SEC
competitive
bonds, due April 1,
1986,
are
financing construction expenditures.
of
the
equal
Eastern
area.
The balance of the expendi¬
facilities essential to its operation.—
other
for
Lines, Inc.
Utility expenses and
installed
were
the
at
Corp.—Reports Increased Profits—
1956
taxes,
The
1953
$7,444,085
$
This
Omaha
to
persons
Wilmington
the
allocated
Air
Retained
at
♦72,400
mortgage
purpose
high of $5,317,921
Light Co.—Plans Expansion-
&
from
Gross
compared
increase
*45,293
bonds
of
first
the
the
•Deficit.—V.
year
$24,444,550*
installations
can
can
various
ture
'expenditures
capital
481,464
'
1955,
an
28,184
applied
has
reported,
compares
—V.
for
Detroit Edison
in
with
This
the
reduction
a
33,806
53,131
769.
p.
corporation
income
667.
p.
from
—V.
the
earnings
of
for
31,
plants
Gross
an
was
183,
Duro-Test
The
Jan.
ganese
Net
non-operating net income.. Lower profits on sales of
capita} assets, including sales of equipment
formerly leased to cus¬
tomers, and higher interest charges, were the
principal items result¬
ing in the reduced non-operating income.
Included
1954
$6,730,313
1,200,546
1954
over
recorded
1953
$382,400
77,297
penditures will amount to $28,000,000, $25,000,000 and $25,000,000,
respectively, for the years 1956, 1957 and 1958.—V. 183, p. 1228.
—V.
facilities in
will
Income
1955
it
increase
previous year, according to
Lucius D. Clay, Chairman of
the
Joint statement released by General
Board, and T. C. Fogarty, President.
Is
,
12 Months Ended Jan. 31—
taxes,
earnings
>>
1108.
Denver
991.
by $50,102,510.
earnings,
used
previously
man,
earnings, after taxes, achieved a record level of $24,172,218,
according to the company's 1955 annual report. These earnings, after
preferred dividends, were equivalent to $6.44
per share on
3,664,403
shares of common
stock, as against $5.52 on 3,646,533 shares in 1954.
Total
sales
reached
a
new
high of $666,266,408 surpassing those
1964
1955
$6,559,719
1,248,368
457,279
January—
Earnings,
1954
$441,600
159,217
given interested
thereon.
Proceeds
be
share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
was completed.—V. 183, p. 885.
Net
of
.
was
Continental Can Co. Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
"•>
1 955
$511,000
181,033
$20,000,000
hearing
a
ondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock (par $2)
made on March 2 by Courts & Co. at $47.50 per
Container's holding to at least 90% of the Mengel
outstanding.
The purpose of Container in
making the
exchange offer is to acquire the minority interests in Mengel which
would make Mengel a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Container, which
would simplify operating
problems of both companies and eliminate
problems Inherent in a majority-minority relationship, according to
183,
1956
$605,600
has
company
Increase
prospectus,—V.
Income
p.
Delta
then
the
120,996
5,078
> *
income
company
sell
mission
shares
outstanding.
exchange offer shall become effective whenever it has been
accepted by the holders of that number of shares of Mengel common
which
183,
of
The
stock
1956
$7,099,120
1,122,262
oper.
service
435,990
,■/.
•
stock.
owns
outstanding
now
with
$10
in
at
Co
shares of Mengel
stock
Aber-
1103.
p.
1953
$4,391,358
1,008,683
706,934
additional. electric and gas .facilities aggregating
nearly $100,000,000 will be required of this company and its sub¬
sidiaries operating throughout the Delmarva Peninsula during the five
years 1956-1960 if the present trends in the demand for service con¬
tinue, according to Stuart Cooper, President,
If the company's long
'■.range
forecasts of growth continue to>be an" accurate measure of
utility requirements as they have in the past, Mr. Cooper pointed out,
this sum will be requred
to enlarge and expand the system during
that period.
Fantastic as these requirements may seem, Mr. Cooper
:
stated, the company is preparing to meet them as they arise.
These
expenditures include two new
electric generating stations
under construction at the present time.
Delaware City Power Station,
located
adjacent to the new Delaware "Flying-A" Refinery of the;
Tide Water A-sociated Oil Company, is scheduled for completion before
the end of this year.
Indian River Power Station, in southern Dela¬
ware
between
Millsboro and Dagsboro,
scheduled for completion in
1957, will be expanded by an additional generating unit, construction
rof which will begin in 1958.'
■
:
'
The company's five-year forecast indicates that more than $45,000,000
of the total
expehditures is being allocated
for Additional electric
generating equipment. Other major items include about $9,000,000 for
high voltage transmission lines; more than $21,500,000 for lower voltage
distribution lines; almost $10,000,000 for new and enlarged substations;
with over $7,000,000 for extension, expansion and maintenance of gas
Exchange Offer
Commission—
i,J,
shares
offer
prospectus,
common
shares
common
to
stock
common
of Container stock for
183,
registration
a
covering' 115,276
proposes
Houston,
of
1954
$3,919,019
^ 538,711
219,596
■
/
■
railway
Delaware
Corp.—Favors Merger
Exchange
filed
Lovett
are:
■
1955
$4,234,644
1,109,188
584,972
railway—
Expenditures
cover
America—Files
of
and
corporation
March
The
Corp.
Securities
This
below.—V,
Corp-
offering
ry.
—V.
Churches.
Parish
Associated
Income
769.
from
from
Net
the Atchafalaya River to
the Sabine River and from the northern boundary of the parishes of
Beauregard, Allen, Evangeline and St. Landry to the Gulf of Mexico.
The Catholic population of this Diocese is approximately 310,000 with
over
railway.
p.
Net
extends from
1918,
Corp.—Earnings-
1956
$4,675,402
1,498,350
'
688,018
...
railway
oper.
183,
Gross
Lafayette, erected and created from the New Orleans
11,
-
January—
the extent of guaranteeing the payment
annual sum of $20,000 for a period of 15
established in 1949),
This
and
common
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
issue,
January
on
ry.
—V.
The Congregation of St. Peter's was established in 1838 and has
approximately 10,000 parishioners served by a pastor and two assis¬
tants.
The Parish covers most of the City of New Iberia
and out¬
lying sections and together with the Congregation of Our Lady of
The
from
Net
As
Perpetual Help Parish, (3,500 Parishioners,
the entire City and surrounding areas.
new
from
Gross
date
additional security for the
of Our Lady of Perpetual Help of New Iberia,
approximately
173,158
46,555
J
404.
p.
Duquesne Light Co.—Hearing on Financing—
•
Sales
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Bishop
D.,
*8,762
*40,056
59,406
opor.
ry.
254,638
January—
of Diocese
the borrowing corporation.
a
first mortgage on the property
of
secured
D.
increased efficiency and profits, broadened and
lines through development and acquisitions, in¬
number of divisions from
5 to 16, established Curtiss-
fields and expanded and improved production, en¬
research facilities. Total unfilled orders, plus scheduled
production under advance contracts currently amount to more than
$714,000,000, Mr. Hurley said.—V. 183, p. 991.
which guaranteed annual payment is to be applied solely toward
years,
debt
Jeanmard,
B.
that Congregation of an
by
school
1953
$651,055
gineering and
I
numerical
inverse
in
President
is
La.,
bonds
valued
boys'
new
a
100% thereafter on any Interest payment
the Trustee.
to
Reverend
Most
build
to
and at
notice
days
30
on
callable
are
used
1954
$505,854
105,887
183,
*
1955
$523,108
income—
•Deficit.—V.
costs,
in
Wright
5 offered first mortgage
net
Net
product
the
creased
Crane, of New Orleans, La., and associates, on March
3%%, 3%%, 4% and 4Vs% serial
bonds dated March 15, 1956 and due serially March 15,
1.957-1971, at 100% and accrued interest.
formulated in 1949-1950 which
program
*1,692,947
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
on
a
•2,042,562
,1956
January—
from railway
Net from railway
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
completion of
the
diversified
*1,297,212
$418,744
-
railway—.^
oper.
of
reduced
has
1953
*1,588.398
service
Miami and
the
to
marking
Catholic Church,
Peter's Roman
Parish, New Iberia, La.—Bonds Offered—Arnold
replace
San Juan,
768.
p.
the Company is to increase sales of commercial prod¬
point where 50%
or
more
of Curtiss-Wright income
is derived from non-Government business."
He described 1955 as "a
year of further growth and fortification"
objectives
&
The
corporation
uces
Friden
rental
automobile
an
Havana,
Denver,
183,
.
Control—
See
York,
New
March 12 announced that its sales for 1955—
giving effect to a S 70,000,000 cost reduction to the U. S. Gov¬
ernment—were
$508,703,445
as
compared with
1954 shipments
of
8475,084,435.
Net income
after taxes for 1955 was $35,081,045 as
compared with $19,377,279 for 1954.
Income
before taxes in
1955 was reported at $72,581,045 against
$39,377,279
in
1954.
Provisions for federal taxes increased from
$20,000,000 in 1954 to $37,500,000 in 1955.
Roy T. Hurley, Chairman and President, in announcing the details
of the performance of the company, said, "It is significant that ap¬
proximately 40% of our earnings in 1955 came from non-military
commercial sales
and that our overall cost reduction program
re¬
sulted in
savings of over $100,000,000 to the U. S. Government in
contract?
negotiated.
Approximately $60,000,000 of these
savings
accrued to the U. S.
Government in deliveries in 1955.
One of the
The
will consider Increasing the authorized
4,000,000 shares and the authorized
April 24
on
from
ry.
after
1108.
p.
operates
company
in
cities.—V.
Florida
Curtiss-Wright
Stock—
Common
from
Net
to finance purchases
on
covering
prccscds
To
offices
has
- -
•
1954
$266,750
•1,945,040
$602,398
railway
Gross
public sale at competitive bidding.
arc to
be added to general iunds of the company,
which funds will be used In part to carry on the company's cjnstruc¬
tion program, including payment of bank
loans (outstanding in the
amount of $8,000,000 at Marc.i 14, 1958).
These loarfs were ef e=t d
to enable the company lo pay in part the cost of property additions
and improvements,
The construction program contemplates expend¬
itures of 826,000,000 during 1956 and $28,000,000 during 1957.
Net
be used
"
■
-
from
•Deficit.—V.
BUSINESS—The
other
offered for
be
to
are
769.
p.
,,
Duluth, South Shore. & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
Net
proceeds
net
183,
1955
$287,961
•1,203,450
$333,434
• 1,570,446
.•1,687,295
income—
oper.
January—
Gross
vehicles.
and
Commission—
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
and multi¬
in denomination of $500
issued
to be
are
PROCEEDS—The
Registers
—
debentures
Net
railway
railway—,
from
-
thereof.
ples
1955.
of
Columbus
This
The
p. 107.
With Securities and Exchange
the
$2.59
stock
based
Net
Miami
Inc.,
System,
Rental
Co., Inc., of
the same city, earlier this month publicly offered $300,000
of 6%
convertible subordinated debentures, due
Feb. 1, 1971, at 100% and accrued interest.
$2,823 000
earnings per share of common stock after preferred
dividends, for both the curr nt year and the pri.r year, are
on
the
1,041,293 shares which were o-t tanning on Dec, 31,
•The
Car
National
Couture
Beach, Fla.—Debentures Offered—Atwill &.
nnn
6-5,000
„
$1,606,00)
$1.'.3
-----r*
-
of common stock
share
per
2
<13,000
estimated!—
1956
from
Gross
,'54
<2.®59,000. 85,153, 00
~— ---
taxes
foreign
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings— ^ j /
January—
182, p. 2788.
Co. above.—V.
Cities Service
See
|
Oil Co.—Affiliate to Build Plant—:
Continental
v*
d. 26 Wk. End.
27Wk.E
after
$3,482,200
United
as
States
contrasted
and
to
Canadian
$404,699
for
taxes
the
1955 net earnings were equivalent to $4.23 per
share
on
the
823,102 shares of common stock outstanding at Dec.
31, 1955 after the three-for-one stock split effective Oct. 5, 1955 as
against 1954 per share earnings of 49 cents, calculated on the same
year.
The
basis.
"In
Mr.
comparing our
Evans
said,
"it
1955 earnings and
must
be
those for the preceding year,"
that 1954 net income was
remembered
Volume 183>. Number 5517..
affected
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
by ian industry-wide, strike which closed our Western Division
Gver: .tWG months
and "a nine-day strike at the Plymouth,
plant, during. th6 critical tooling period of pur fully-ad¬
justable
"DP"
loader,,,
the final1 financial
accounting for
1955,"
profit of $2,377,000, equivalent to $3.11 per share,
totaling $31,743,000.
Net profit for 1954 amounted to
$1,850,000 :on sales totaling; $25,617,000, paying $2.47 per > share.—
V. 181, p. 2692.
./
.
*
;
■ ;
based
In
See Blackstone
Valley Gas & Electric Co. above.—V.
1109.
p.
ized
stockholders
capital stock
Stipulated
in
increase
classification
of
authorized
figure compares
also
which
reached
raised
the
last year.
Gross sales,
with
$67,820,685 in
all-time
an
company's
which
high
rank
sales
net
of
for
3,652,821,
saleswise
1954.
fourth
to
in
industry
include
Federal excise tax, reached the peak of
5109,941,809 for 1955, as compared with $97,466,570 in 1954.
Earnings before income taxes rose to $9,077,832, compared to
$6,787,156
in
1954.
After
provision for
income
taxes
of
$4,716,500, net earn¬
ings amounted to $4,361,332, against $3,025,468 the
preceding year.
Earnings per share of common stock were $2.27 in 1955.
compared
to $1.55 in 1954.
Dividends of $1.00 per share remained the same as
in
the
preceding
company expects to surpass
goal of 4,000,000 barrels for
a
450,000 shares of
Alvin Griesedieck,
President.—V. 181,
Chairman
record
the
the
of
1876.
p.
its
sales
current
Board,
of
1955
year,"
Joseph
and
has
and
according
to
Griesedieck,
•
stock
common
outstanding.—rV.
share
As
of—
for
each
stock
common
shares
20
shortly
of
record
(par
the
$1)
The
held.
before
Total net
value
asset
share
per
Fanner
The
subscription
price
is
to
be
is made.
See also V.
183,
offering
the
on
Manufacturing Co.—Sales
for
company
1955
Net
income
of
rently
after
stock
common
income
Dec. 31,55
$213,575
$3.15
basis
of
one
Sales
$6,254,714
—V.
183,
All
29
Machine
in
Co.,
1955
Butz.
the
$12,224,885
announced
equal
to
against
March
on
cents
77
the
fourth
Butz
share
14.
share
a
operated
adjusted
the
to
of
cur¬
1955
equiva¬
was
at
Cleveland
except
higher
volume
Hobbing
profit levels
and
months.
the
confident
Federal
division,
he declared,
has
had
in
will
months
of
final
Pacific
Electric
March
on
with
the management
continuation of the
a
Co.—Pfd.
12
approved
be added
The
at
to
to
par
of
6%
the
Allstate Insurance
cumulative
the
prior
private
The
Co.
sale
This
income
from
operations
announced
(after
taxes)
March
on
substantial
a
adjustment
in
the
to
increase
eliminate
investment
of
$7,140,340,
9.
earned
premium
$4.08.
Assets
at
the
$4.42
to
purchase
1
;
;
.
in
James
F.
Crafts,
i
its
unearned
and
year
increased
premium
unrealized
loss
and
company
ratios
gain
compared
as
with
underwriting profit of $5,042,260 in 1954.
4.7%, $9,911,973, as compared with $9,471,141 in the preceding year.—V.
182, p. 813.
up
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—:
January—
Gross
Net
ry.
1955
.
1954
$3,478,493
$3,545,708
$3,120,151
1,074,601
746,675
183,
Approval
of
income___
346,368
508.157
348,261
preferred
Foote
770.
the
will
used
redeem
to
without
value
of
all
stockholders
as
of
par
American
of
all
the
of
classes
the
issued
from
1956
,
from
Gross
Net
ry.
railway____
railway
from
Net
—V.
;
.
...
The Plastics
country.
400,000
Corp.—New
-
Division
is
the
183,
183,
equipment
The
to
General
A
in
of
excess
The M&P
Co.—Establishes
Processes
$750,000
has
Laboratory
been
New
at
facilities
Lynn,
section
will
and
as
have
corporation,
Mass.,
Period End. Feb. 29—
President, said
storage
from
Corp.
corporation
of
will
Rochester,
directors,
it was
President
N.
of Friden
acquire
Gibsland,
near
1956—8 Mos.—1955
Y„
under
announced
and
Commercial
Controls
plan approved by their boards of
March 12 by Walter S. Johnson,
a
jointly
Charles
of
will increase
company
to
gallons
20,000,000
its
of
Ogsbury,
Rochester
The
as
business
machine
will
manufacturer
continue
to
separate
.
Controls
share
of
of
Commercial
their
stock
standing
This
in
Controls
exchange
stock.
bringing
Friden
their
will
total
acquisition
will
enable
machines in
the
226,780
of
shares
stock
Friden
to
add
Flexowriter,
automatic
Controls
tape
automatic
operated
manufactures
writing
of
their
already broad
major products
processing through
Commercial
machine,
composing machine.
and
to
data
distributes
and
the
addition,
In
through
branch
Controls
Justowriter,
Commercial
offices
and
agencies throughout the country a mail room equipment line and the
Ticketograph, a production and payroll control machine.
The acquisition will provide Friden with further
product diversifi¬
'
cation
largest
*
since
exclusive
Friden,
and
it
includes
manufacturer
founded
distributor
Commercial
in
1934,
of
Controls'
electric
has become
a
space
Electromode
Division,
heaters.
world-wide
of
New
is
expected
York
Friden
City,
board
of
that
its
Commercial
major
Controls
stockholder,
directors.
and
will
be
from
reinforced
the
plastio
common
underwriting.
.
notification
20,000
the
filed
was
of
shares
day
same
stock
common
1956
$5,109,000
687,742
railway
ry. .oper.
railway
(W. I.)
to
covering a
at the
offered
be
income
183,
•
1955
1953
1954
$4,707,000
834,538
$4,542,000
594,391
$4,819,000
783,244
154,239
*43,422
239,118
*£56,767
668.
p.
Grant Co.—February Sales Up1956—2 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$20,442,073 $17,275,258 $38,811,743 $33,915,328
—V.
163,
886.
p.
,
4
.
.j.
V
■
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Feb. Sales Higher—
$5,593,999 $65,205,515 $55,877,153
$6,654,340
Stock Spin-Off—
Plans Klein
stockholders
The
1956—7 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
on
April
will
10
consider
approving plan to
stock of S. Klein Depart¬
distribute to stockholders of this corporation
Inc., (a subsidiary).
Under the plan, stockholders are to receive one share of S. Klein
stock for each share of Grayson-Robinson stock held.
The distribution
ment Stores,
Is
take place about May
expected to
Petroleum
Great Basins
The
under¬
31.—V.
than
directors
on
March
triple its production,
12
183, p. 886.
Co., Denver, Colo.—Expands
announced
reserves
that this company will
more
and cash flow, and greatly expand
operations throughout the Middle West, Rocky Mountain area and
California
through acquisition of two oil and gas producing com¬
March
on
said
contracts,
that
Hal
Phillips,
S.
Chairman
of
the
6.
the
conversion
the
Mr.
was
H.
Gayle
Ala.—V.
been
was
formerly
a
Gayle,
has
Inc.,
elected
President
183, p.
Director—
of
of
President
Jr.,
elected
a
The
producer
adding and
Equity
represented
Corp.
on
panies and a, well service firm. The appraised value of the combined
company's assets will be in excess of $10,000,000.
The board has approved the acquisition, through an
exchange of
•
Petroleum
of
Delta
Tank
The Ingalls
Iron
on
Manufacturing
Jan.
Works
to.,
7,
1956,
and
Birmingham,
668.
will have producing properties in nine
and will have selected unexplored leases
12 States and in Canada. Brown Well
Service of West Texas, said to be the leading company in its field
In the Texas-New Mexico area, manufactures tools for the oil industry
and is also engaged in the repair of tools and the servicing of wells
public
March 7 of 165,000 shares of common stock
at $34 per share by a group headed by Hornblower &
Weeks
was
quickly oversubscribed.
See details in
V.
183,
on
p.
over
1230.
companies
400,000
under
contract.
directors
Well
acres
in
>
..
of
both
Lincoln
Oil,
Gas
.
.
& Refining
Co.
and
_
Brown
approved the transaction. The direc¬
Lincoln Petroleum Co. have instructed its attorneys to prepare
Service
tors
a
General Steel Castings Corp.—Stock Sold—The
& Refining Co., Denver, Colo., and Lincoln
Calif., and the Brown Well Service of
Texas.
oil producing states,
The
De'ta
Gas
Angeles,
Odessa,
combined
covering
director.:
President
Oil,
Los
Co.,
Texas,
leading
of
offering
of Lincoln
stock,
Wesi;
The
company
from
of
of
West Texas
have
other papers requesting stockholder approval
its assets to Great Basin Petroleum Co.
the new officers of the Great Basin company will
President; William E. Morgan, Executive Vice-Presi¬
proxy statement and
the proposed sale of
Included
be:
R.
G.
among
Green,
dent; and Thomas W. Evans, Chairman of
Completion of the acquisitions should be
April
10.
have
over
—V.
General
was
Telephone
announced
on
Co.
March
California—Stock
of
16
that
the
Sold—It
107,057 shares of
41/2% cumulative preferred stock (par $20), which were
offered to the public on March 1 at $20.50 per share by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Mitchum, Jones
& Templeton, have all been sold. See also V. 183, p. 1230.
General Telephone
Month
of
January—
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
<
1956
.
1955
Operating
leading
rotary type calculating machines, tape
listing machines, Computypers and Add-Punches utilized in integrated
data processing.
The company both rents and sells its products.
It
on
Good¬
180,
Board.
consummated shortly after
transactions are completed, the company will
5,700 stockholders in 47 states and several foreign countries.
When
these
1771.
p.
1
out¬
that Commercial Controls'
widely accepted in the field of integrated
punched paper tape.
The principal products
are
are
issue
shares
to 991,600.
line of business
Phillips
Kenneth
President of Commercial
corporation under its present management.
The
acquisition is an
exchange of common stock; Commercial
stockholders will receive IV2 shares of Friden stock for each
of
basis
a
of
period End. Feb. 29—
LP-Gas.
on
R.
Division,
letter of notification with the
stock (par 50 cents) to be
The proceeds are
a
without
La.
this
12,000,000
defense
Gayle Elected
•
Co.,
Controls.
operate
from
announced
make
$1,733,732 $22,813,216 $20,102,088
ownership
filed
5
of
share,
Sales
Facilities—
plans to spend up to $629,000
military to civilian production and for
the expansion of present civilian production facilities*
to
Friden Calculating Machine Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
This
producing
working capital.
of
♦Deficit.—V.
a
withdrawal
•
t
is
shares
per
letter
Issue
from
13
Phillips,
886.
p.
for
used
Net
this
580,067
1956-J-Month—1955
$2,014,818
183,
announced
was
1110.
p,
March
on
60,000
$1.50
Net
valued
by
243,475
Corp.—February Sales Increased—
Sales
—V.
at
Gross
of the nation's largest distributors of LP-Gas,
it plans to nearly double its underground
one
March
facilities
Board,
Stores
it
Continental
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
five
General Gas Corp.—To Increase Storage
D.
division
183,
January—
Laboratory—
testing
with
established
laboratory will operate
on
II,
Mark
Ford's
(approximately $2 per share), without underwriting. The pro¬
ceeds are to go to Allan Easton, Vice-President of the company, who
is the selling stockholder,—V. 181, p. 1310.
component of the department's
groups:
metallurigcal engi¬
neerings, mechanical engineering, chemistry and insulation engineering,
physics and electrical engineering, and auxiliary operations.
It will
occupy close to 25,000 square feet of space In building 41.—V. 183,
p. 1109.
This
with
market
Medium Steam Turbine, Generator and Gear Department.
Previously all the department's laboratory work was carried out in
the
Thomson Laboratory
in Lynn which also provided quality and
performance testing of products for five other departments also lo¬
cated in Lynn...
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;
v •
engineering
Sale—
on
993.
p.
:
' v
and
the
reinforced
Electric
Materials
be
vacuum
;
v
with
notification
Products, Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.—Files
corporation
proposed
include
will
field of
extrusion,
;
Mr.
Franklin
contract
a
laminates
covering
offered
complete
facilities
for
experimental
plastics, compression molding, injection
forming and related operations.
An air
conditioned and humidity controlled room will house complete testing
facilities for the accommodation of all types of thermo plastic and
thermo setting materials and reinforced plastics.
r
It is expected that the new laboratory will be fully completed and
in use by July 1 of this year.—V. 183, p. 1230.
the
183,
Continental
the
car,
of
quantity.—V.
Another
$2,072,631
1953
770.
p.
terms
in
SEC
laboratory, which will cover an area of approximately 8,000
square feet,
will be located at 300 East olst St., In East Chicago,
aajacent to the present Plastics Division plant.
in
of
letter
a
12.
Granco
Lab.
$1,879,398
465,456
173,868
below.—V.
Corp.
Aircraft's
year
v. y.'
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filed
29
Refrigerator Co.—To Vote
luxury
new
Under
largest producer of molded parts in the
/';V'_
.
.
and
Feb.
on
Corp., Henderson, Ky.—
Exchange Commission—
Moulding
Securities
its
1954
$1,811,533
148,098
498,547
771.
p.
Automatic
Hupp
Co.'s
to
201,181
$1,824,314
income
cper.
*61,101
183,
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Ford Contract—
on
The demand
for
oil
field, chemical, and petro-chemical industry
equipment manufactured by Delta Tank Manufacturing Co., Inc., a
wholly^owned subsidiary, has forced conversion of its plant at Baton
Rouge, La., from defense to civil production, and
the company's
1955
,
*51,683
income
Gigantic 300-ton plastic presses at Goodyear Aircraft Corp., Akron,
Ohio, are turning out door arm rest panel sets for the Ford Motor
The
5.
-Earnings—
;
13,536
336,351
74,711
Gibson
Unit Converts Plant—
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.January—
1953
$350,986
189,686
corporation
See
and
R.
p.
1954
$792,681
198,535
covering 2,789 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are for payment of
account payable, construction of plant and operating capital.
developmental laboratory in East
Chicago, Ind., for the Plastics Division of this corporation, was an¬
nounced on March 12 by William J. Stebler, President.
ground
Corp. above.—V. 181,
1955
$865,862
and
business
of
close
1956
per
parts
Transportation
research
a
■:
SEC
;V";
Construction
v
,
238,576
With
March
common
105,298
18,013
i-
.7
$870,980
oper.
The
be
81,385
•.'■
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railway
Gibbs
already agreed to purchase 40,000 shares
$99 per share.
of the proceeds from the sale of the $5 cumula¬
1956 will be entitled to vote at the special meeting.—V.
9,
1230.
p.
Co.—Merger—
See Electro Manganese
ry.
Files
new
preferred issue will enlarge General Accept¬
by increasing the total authorized number of shares
stock
and
announced
Mineral
106,876
1953
15,
at
storage
I..
May
shares.
March
570,023
p.
vote
will
have
issue
stock
of
Preferred
1,137,996
oper.
investors
ance's equity base
$3,560,522
836,613
134,044
railway,,
from
from
♦Deficit.—V.
1953
railway____
railway
from
—V.
1956
from
Net
$799,083
23,890
income
oper.
Net
company's
1954.
an
was
stockholders
loss
or
1954
$694,104
98,120
183, p. 771.
Net
shares of the $1.50 series preferred stock at $26.50 per
plus accrued dividends. The remainder of the proceeds will be
employed as additional working capital for the conduct of General
Acceptance's growing automobile finance, small loan and Insurance
business, and for the purpose of possible additional acquisitions.
After
reserve.
capital
including equity in increase in un¬
35%)
earnings per share amounted to
1955
$706,009
124,655
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
$100,000,000.
preferred
preferred
because
the
Investment income
ry.
—v.
share
The
of 1955 totaled $440,872,273, an increase of $22,preceding year.
Policyholders' surplus at year-end
stood at $160,947,237, compared with
$155,400,148 at the end of 1954.
A consolidated
underwriting loss of $869,850 was reported for the
over
new
molding,
end
106,756
tive
(but
at
reserve
against
as
in
realized
portfolio
the
work
per
share were off slightly, due to
major classes of business written by the
the
to
Co.—Earnings Lower—
Earnings
of
the
are
company and its subsidiaries reported record premium writings
than $204,000,000 in 1955, a gain of 6.9% over 1954 and a net
President,
in
of
proceeds
working capital.
Fireman's Fund Insurance
to
Institutional
of
General
increase
new
of more
$30,000,000
Sale—
to
preferred stock will have warrants attached
60,000 shares of common stock. See also V. 183, p. 1229.
-
Net
rapidly expanding
corporation's
common
17,446
$801,720
railway,:
railway
2789.
p.
Stock
proposal
a
capital stock by
20,000 shares
stocic $100 par varue
Arrangements have
been
completed
for
182,
preferred
stock
the
42,080
1956
from
from
$5,395,837 $12,594,353 $11,293,601
this
$53,265
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1956 on proposals to authorize a new issue of 80,b00 shares of $5
cumulative preferred stock (without par value) and to increase author¬
ized Indebtedness (other than in the usual course of business) from
larger
a
and
years,
show
1955."—V.
authorized
preferred
operations,
of
223,577
$80,746
railway operations
January—
Sales Increased—
$276,842
243,711
railway operating income
183, p. 771.
Gross
General Acceptance Corp.—To Vote on New Preferred
Stock Issue and Increase in Debt Limit to $100,000,000
480,000
quarter
stockholders
1956
Manufacturing entered 1956 with
company
the first
in
started
orders.
the
that
made
The
of
"Fanner
from
1955
1956
$324,457
*
expenses
January—
capital needs
preferred and
letter of notification with the SEC
a
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
'
.$106,321
$2.94
outstanding
Cleveland
backlog
Net
operating
revenue
Gross
Approximately 25%
quarter of
said.
Manufacturing
1954.
added:
than
progress
The
$914,481
in
Fanner
added,
nine
months'
Butz
backlog
is
President,
Earnings Off—
of
Hobbing,
in
common
with
the
industry, had a poor year in 1955, according to Mr.
added that the Cleveland Hobbing Division,
however, returned
profits in the last quarter to more than offset the losses
first
nine
Mr.
was
and
sales
net
or
income
in
Net
new
tool
He
sufficient
a
he
Butz,
share, Mr.
a
of
than
machine
of
net
cents
divisions
E.
$1.08 a common
shares in 1954.
outstanding
to
Railway
992.
p.
March 2 filed
of January—
Railway operating revenue
181, p. 2692.
1956—Month—1955
record
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Jan. 31,55
.
stockholders Uf
common
Month
Net
outstanding 1,192,120 shares, compared with net
$1,284,680
Consolidated
lent
taxes
the
on
reported
Tom
The company on
—V.
$3.67
:
its
covering 5,000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered at $30
per share, first to stockholders, through Dan D. Dominey, Atlanta, Ga.
The proceeds are for expansion of company's present operations.
12291'
p.
$244,528
assets
Net
—V.
Reflecting the
$14,993,135 in 1954,
183,
Jan. 31,56
Period End. Feb. 29—
April 4 for 100,430
determined
to
•
The corporation plans to offer to its common
stockholders
March 20, 1956, the
right to subscripe on or before
of
value
par
Futures, Inc.—Reports Increase in Assets—
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—February
shares
no
Offerings Oversub¬
scribed—The public offerings of $37,500,000 4% con¬
vertible
subordinated debentures and $10,000,000 4%
sinking fund debentures, both due March 1, 1976, were
quickly oversubscribed. See details in V. 183, p. 1229.
Family Finance Corp.—Rights to Subscribe—
additional
irom
offer
Georgia Casualty & Surety Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files—.
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Debenture
year.
"The
set
stock
common
to
-
re-
par value. ""
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C. E. Doolin, - President, said that no plans have been made for the
..'immediate use of, the,, increased capitalization:
Currently, there are
increase,
the
company's
the
$5
Barrelage-
11%
an
the
is
plans
1956 the right to subscribe to $100 principal amount ot de-J
(convertible) due 1971,-for each 23 shares of common stock1
held.
This offer Is subject to stockholders authorizing issuance of up:
to $55,000,000 principal amount of convertible debentures at annual
meeting to be held on April 18, 1956, and registration under Securities
Act-of; 1933.—V. 183, p. 1110.
•
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5,
1
sales
of
stock
capital
corporation
bentures
.
March
13
approved an increase In author600,000 shafes to 1,030,000 shares. ' 1
on
from
the
"
V; Falstaff Brewing Corp.—Reports Show Gaiit—. 1
,0«n inci5ease of 14 ^ in record-breaking net sales of $77;043,042 for
A® shown in Falstaff Brewing Corp.'s annual report to stockholders.
rhe
The
April 18,
Frito Co.—Stock Increased—
.
General Telephone Corp.—Proposed Debenture Offer'g
;
sales
.
'
183,
announced,
net
a
on
The
Fall River Electric Light Co.—Bank Loans—
also
1
showing
addition, in 1954 we -had the;' expenses'r
entailed in
moving the bicycle and velocipede facilities from the Cole- 1
son
plant in Elyria, Ohio and
integrating them into our Plymouth,
Michigan plant,"—-V. 181, p. 2800.
"
,i
Friden
-
ior
Michigan
(1365) ^
of
the
revenues
$936,290
$815,473
Operating
expenses
544,687
512,659
129,000
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
1956
January—
1954
1955
railway__
$19,136,015 $16,684,575 $14,200,286 $16,516,575
railway
3.136,716
2,878,562
*784,720
1,508,451
Net ry. oper. income—
1,087,436
1,098,050
*2,684,175 "
417,735
.♦Deficit.—V. 183, p. 771.
Gross
Net
from
from
Green Bay & Western
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
1956
January—
Gross
railway
railway
1955
$359,934
92,089
19,101
$323,939
84,782
19,183
1954„„
$339,529
85,422
21,577
115,615
39,348
104,000
Federal
Other
Net
Net
—V.
income
operating
taxes
taxes
operating income
after
183,
charges
p.
1110.
85,589
._
73,828
$167,014
$124,986
92,630
131,777
*-V.
oper.
183,
p.
(H. L.)
income
668.
Green Co., Inc.—February Sales Up—
Month of February—
—V.
1956^^.
$6,378,664
Sales
183,
p.
886.
$6,195,025
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
G
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
1955
$6,522,668
1,680,767
1954
$6,988,773
1,869,949
1953
$7,884,350a
/,2,373,471
606,740
railway
from
Gross
687,898
700,291
909,920;
income
771.
oper.
—V. 183, p.
net
1956
$7,073,124
1,764.929
1955, ended July 31,
Net sales for fiscal
was $358,283.
profit.
ffY
RR.—Earnings—
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
January—
profit
DIVIDEND—The
63
$5,548,772, and
were
January—
paid a 69 cents a share dividend in 1953,
1955, and la now on a 60 c.nt annual
cents
of
Installations
$35,000,600, will .4?* spent by this .corporation on
to
place
its Philadelphia,
Pa., refinery—already
new
Outstanding
the
,
They
year.
are
unit;
give
*§ Exclusive
on
1230.
p.
1
../YYv
v".
See
Penn-Texas
Lee
below.—V. 183,
Corp.
approximately 40%,"
by
year
March
on
Laurens
12.
the-shareholders
that the company Is "still heavily back ordered on all
models of the organ,"' Mr. Hammond reported that "our final fiscal
quarter should be the largest quarter we have ever had, both from
the standpoint
of sales and earnings."
in fiscal 1955-56 also "will be much
Sales
V
announced.
•
"
i
I...'
■
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'
•
The
York
begin
March
Stock
for listing on
and it is expected that trading will
announcement made by C. S. Parke,
this company has been accepted
Exchange
according
28,
Big Board—
on
to an
Each
in
President.
whose business dates back to 1892, is engaged chiefly
and
sales of chemicals and chemical products
company,
the
manufacture
industrial
Fluoride, Plating,
Synthetic Optical
Principal divisions are
Organic Chemicals and
consumption.
Catalyst, Ceramic, Pigment,
Crystals.—V. 183, p. 668,
Harvard Brewing Co., Lowell, Mass.—Stock to Be Sold
by United States—
i
This
new
the
issuance
for
the
.stock
nuth
not
.
of
prospectus constituting an
from him of all of the 345,760
a
purchase
of
$1)
(par
stock
does
receive
the United States on
Harvard
not
Brewing
represent
Co.
financing,
new
shares
of
liquidation
common
345,760 shares for which bids are
the issued and outstanding common stock,
invited
-
55.3%
represent
All bids must be received
will be
be
'
Room 664,
before
on.or
3
p.m.
at
the Office of Alien
of
to
of
Interlake Iron
the
under, the
a—V.
stock
No bid of less than $345,760 for the stock will
will
be
made
controlled
only
by
to
laws,of the United States of
181, p.
American
State
a
citizens,
citizens
American
and
organized
Territory
or
of
Thomas
Net
r
32%,
Robins,
on
Jr.,
after
the
set
1954's
over
Chairman
taxes
set
sales
Of
and
w<li
there
Field
Oil
for
Material
$47,132,792
in
1955,
according
to
of
level
compared
with
$1,338,854,
profit In
net
were
or
$4.21
of
1954
$2,621,781,
com¬
"extremely favorable."
"Barring a serious decline
in business later In the year—which we
anticipate—sales should exceed $50,000,000 for the full
"Earnings should be higher as a result of the increased,
nalcs and Improved operations in
several of the company's recently
acquired plants,"
'
proceeds,
will
$1,135,000
reason
to
he said.
.
pared
with $12,712,176 in
nupplies and services was
1954.—V. 183, p. 771.
end
year
,
and
company
the
previous
$27,789,374,
year.
The
compared
of
cost
with
materials,
$21,416,092
corP°rati°n
covering
In the
on
6,000
March
shares
without
development of
nubscribed.
pared
of
2
filed
capital
a
letter
stock
of
to
be
notification
offered
at
with
operating
Higbie,
rale
o
as
made
use
Minds
the
to
Rochester,
underwriting.
The
proceeds
Trustees
The
are
to
par
be
Operating
-
($10
country club.
p»rcnase
under
the
will
Carlton
not
M.
Higbie
Trust
equipment for both its Avon Tube Division
its Bronson Reel Division,
Bronson, Mich.
new
$2,255,055,
same
company
steel
sales
with
for
net
period in 1954
the
five
months
ended
Dec
on
adjustment income
in hands
183,
It
and
A
is
■of
the
purchase
to
31
-
business
and
of
project.—V.
183,
from
1956
$2,924,146
and
stock
for
the
the
$66,499
Purchase Gibson—
Railway
of
1955
This
'earlier
Gibson
Gibson.
approximate
ipto Hupp
proposed
this
year
by Hupp.—V.
•
Net
$1,696,726
Y
1953
$3,287,783
614,864
1954
$2,626,911
359,631
220,069
■■■■
304,798
America—Earnings Incrd.
1955—12 Mos —1954
$1,356,152 $16,626,765 $13,785,953
from
291,417
3,247,640
193.692
172,297
1,«41,927 V
1,601,025
*
271,244
^
*
1231.
183, p.
1,092,310
512,742
289,764
-
—
income
—V.
Y
1955—Month—1954
revenues
rail¬
oper.
revenue
charges
■
!
?
639,453
369,278
.
.
International Resistance Co.—Merges
assets
of
Units—
March 12 announced its merger, effective March 9,
1956, with three of its who'ly-owned subsidiary companies—Hycor Co.,
Inc., Hycor Sales Co. of California, and Ircal Industries.
All three
facilities have been transferred to a new plant at 12970 Bradley Ave.,
on
Angeles County, Calif., and will be operated under the
Division of International R3sistanca Co. This division
Encapsulated Precision Wire Wound Resistors, Decade
Inductors,
Toroid Coils,
Reactors, Wave Filters,
Audio Equipment,
Tran<;formers
and Attenuators for the
electronics industry.—V. 182,
Los
Sylmar,
of
name
Hycor
manufactures
u
1802.
>
Department
Interstate
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Sales
Gibson../.
«•'
886
p.
This
Exchange
and
filed
Fund
statement
—V.
an
covering
1956, to its registration
7,000,000 common shares ($1 par).
.
'
-
amendment on March 9,
an
additional
p.-2582.
181,
Ltd.—Registers With
Commission—
Group Canadian Fund
Investors
.
1955
$3,520,503
1956
$3,756,460
—
183,
Securities
.
In
common
of
the
but
$1,200,000
the
Gibson
60%
assets
of
the
follows the
Gibson
acquisition
stock
common
Co.—Plans Financing—
will
company
financing,
stock,
approxlmat:ly
p. 993.
of
Supply
has taken steps to secure $5,000,000 in permanent
proceeds of which will be sufficient not only to repay
$3,850,000 of short-term loans outstanding at the end of
1955,
The
Hupp will assume substantially all of the
addition, it will pay to Gibson Rsfrigerator
Water
Jamaica
acquisition.
amounts,
purehase
183,
494,429
234,5351
income___
way operations-—
Inc. available for fixed
-
of this corporation
agreement whereby
of subordinated debentures
$7,500,000 par value of series A
5% convertible preferred stock of Hupp, and 600,000 shares of common
stock of Hupp. These amounts are equal to $2 of debentures, $12.50
par
value of
preferred stock and one slmre of common stock for
each share of Gibson
common
stock outstanding.
In'addition, it is
expected that Gibson Refrigerator Co. will have tax recoveries of
approximately $600,000, or about $1 per share of Gibson stock.
in
convertible
"
railway—
cper.
RR.—Earnings—
1955
$2,643,232
408,618
224,740
183, p. 771.
—V.
proposed plan,
CoJ(
from
rv.
railway
Month of February—
stockholders is called for April 25 to approve
date, Hupp will hold its. annual mseyng
they will be asked to authorize additional shares
Under
liabilities
/<• •
the same
On
stockholders
771.
p.
International Rys. of Central
.
of Gibson
meeting
Plant—
Corp.—New
14 announced that Eero Saarinen, famous
Lloomfield Hills, Mich., has been engaged to
70,058
$154,500
-the agreement.
of
70,058
Y
was announced on March 13 that the directors
of Gibson Refrigerator Co. have approved an
Hupp
Machines
Business
Period End. Dec. 31—
p.
993.
p.
which Interlake holds a 50%.
Co.'s large taconite project,
Mining
130,964
bonds outstand-
public at 5%
of
Erie
-
$134,523
142,553
deficit
Net
of $98,118.
Comparable figures for
$1,892,992 in net sales, and $60,443, net
pro.its
were
Net
—V.
adjust¬
interest on
.
Agreement.
receive
$58,117'
i
of
bonds
Hupp Corp., Detroit, Mich.—To
.
j
•
company
and
EARNINGS—Net
the
ing
-
;
is engagad in manufacturing and selling
tubing and fishing reels
at Avon
Tube
and
bronson Reel,
respectively.
Avon accounted in 1955 for 58%
of the
company s total sales, Bronson 42%.
uvere
IBM's
Net
$132,993
1,533
income
income
Interest
-V.
j-
12,025
;
charges exclusive
property in
International Grbat Northern
v
1955 '
$890,315
757,322
$46,092
:
income
Income
'
any
proceeds from "the
the selling stockholder.
Higbie Manufacturing intends
proceeds from its sale, .together with $180,000 of company
seamless
10%
This company,
1956
$902,741
85S,649
"
•
income
Non-operating
used
by.
Mich,
on
bagin shipments of iron-bearing nellets in 1957.
participation in this venture.—V. 182, p. 1802.
*
end.—V. 182, p. 509.
Operating expenses and taxes
.
a
<
BUSINESS—The
welded
the
RR.—Reports Larger Deficit—
revenues
$1.50
to
architect
Co.
Co., Ltd.—Profit Up—
Month of January—
Gross
with
compared
strengthened during the
being made from the new Tioga
was
IIM's rew $8,000,000 plant in Rochester. Minn. Mr. Saarinen
Smith, Hinchmann, and Grylls of Detroit as engineers oa
design
*
Hudson & Manhattan
<
the
The offering consists of 30,000 shares being sold by the company
S? »? L?30 shaJes °-*ered by the National Bank of Detroit and Annette
PROCEEDS
a
continued
has
industrial
1954.
preceding year
as
years.
seven
position
has selected
its
the
paid,
share were
a
previous
materials
Minnesota,
scheduled
International
Net
with $6,367,959
ment
<
•
the
raw
This corporation on March
Comparable figures for Dec. 31, 1954 were $35^417,240 in
current
assets, with $10,230,922 in cash, and $7,503,135 in Canadian
securities. Current liabilities at
Dec. 31,
1955 were $7,483,912 com¬
.
Higbie Manufacturing Co.—Stock Offered—An under¬
writing group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co.' on
March 13 publicly offered
60,000 shares of common stock
$1 par) at $10.50 per share. This offering has been over-
i-
Placed
in
Work
is
which
securities.
^.n<* S^'OOO principal amount of notes in denominations
each,
mine
2
interest.
Current assets at Dec. 31, 1955 amounted to $46,962,458, and in¬
$10,205,190 In cash and $17,290,591 in Canadian Government
.
in
Hidden Valley Properties, Inc„ Reno, Nev.—Files—
$200
No.
cluded
Gross
of
Notes
of
with first shipments of iron ore
year,
Interlake
—
tofling $2
each
company's
,
$50,116,580, and current
reached $106,272,231. During
were
assets
Total
-
to redeem
be used
Hudson Bay Mining &, Smelting
company's net working capital at the year-end was $10,672,219,
compared with $9,903,614 at Dec. 31, 1954. Cash on hand amounted to
61,114,013, compared with $1,489,401 at the end of 1954. Wages, salaries
and
employee benefits for the year amounted to $15,982,311, com¬
REC
Inc.
dividends
share.
a
current assets
year,
$16,597,125.
were
in
the
of
end
share
Gross
The
.
Co.,
■
$3,143,699, equal to $1.61
was
The
debentures and
stockholders about
distribution to
share.—V. 183, p. 1231.
remain
$165 per
or
;
profits both represented new high records, according to
President. In 1954, when Interlake operated at only
of capacity, sales and revenues were $66,019,337, and
Thompson,
the
1955
a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Churchill River
Power Co., Ltd., oil March 14 reported 1955 gross revenue of $61,413,252' contrasted with $48,530,807, as adjusted for 1954. Profit for 1955,
after
deducting operating costs, depreciation, depletion and income
taxes, was $20,740,675, equal to $7.52 per share, on 2,757,973 shares
outstanding on Dec, 31, 1955, compared with a profit of $12,864,124;
equal to $4.66 per share, on the same number of shares outstanding at
•
no
the
This
President.
high
:
Mr,
Robins said the backlog of orders for most
major products is
currently at an all-time high. He said business has been improving
/steadily since the middle of 1955 and the prospects for 1956 are
aee
At
and
net sales and otVr revenues
profit was $8,541,736, equal to
1955. Net
two-thirds
liabilities
of
payment
after
W.
profit
outstanding de¬
bentures and $2,000,000 to increase working capital.—V, 166, p. 268.
•
thereof.
Etc.—
of. $35,588,613,
new
a
stock,
common
of
record
new
a
$857,596, or $2.82 a share. Earnings before taxes
pared with $1,032,721 In 1954.
year,"
complete
to others.
that
Corp.—Sale's and Earnings Higher—
January—
corporation
of
profit
share
a
this
increase
an
estimates
Co.
•
current
share.
common
a
about
1440. •
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Reports Record Sales
Sales
,
debr,
Houston
'
,
R.
bile Insurance Co. and State Farm Life Insurance
to
or
Oil
v
.
stated,
was
with
the year
for
$100,171,020
$4.38
has arranged to sell its investment in East Texas Pulp
production payments
it
in line
designing
This corporation on March 2 announced
of
Privately—The company, it was announced on March 12,
has placed privately $3,135,000 15-year 4.35% sinking
fund notes, due March 1, 1971, with the Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co.; State Farm Mutual Automo¬
Property, Department
101 Indiana Avenue, N. W„ Washington 25, D. C„
April 4, 1956 at which time and place all bids
organizations
the
$225,000,060,
.
considered.
Sale
business
sell
Houston
other
v
will offer opportunities for
style trends.
The new
delustered fiber is being ofiered
in eight denier and 15
denier and
is
priced the same as the company's standard bright
luster nylon product.—V. 182, p. 1802.
properties.
its
'
v.
fiber,
nylon
new
flexible
Paper
■7
on
opened publicly.
of all
sale
involving
company
company
Delustered Fiber—
Corp.—New
Rayon
a delustered form of its
staple fiber for floor covering use, it was reported on
by Charles E. Rodgers, Jr., in charge of nylon staple fiber
2
The
to
Time,
o'l
and
gas
properties, subject
to
retained production
payments,
but
excluding cash and accounts receivable, to Atlantic Refining Co.; and
of
of Justice,
of
approving
consider
w'll
24
Offered—Lerner & Co.,"
was
sales.
Co. and Southwestern Settlement & Development Corp.
Inc.; to sell the remaining essets, consisting principally of
&
which is tne only authorized
capital stock of the company.
The'stock' was vested by the Alien
Property Custodian, by Vesting
Order No. 17, executed June 4, 1942, and amended Aug. 6, 1942, under
authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Execu¬
tive
Order
9095, as amended.
The stock is being offered
by the
Attorney General under authority of said Act, and Executive Orders
8C95, as amended, and 9788.
class
The
<
entirety. The sale of
and the company will
part of the net proceeds therefrom.
any
The
-
an
as
April
on
closing
the
Ion
Marcn
Sale—
Co. of Texas—To Vote on
stockholders
The
.
be
corporation has started production of
nj
Sales
March 13 announced
invitation fof sealed bids
Attorney General of
to
886.
p.
7; Industrial
years.
Oil
Houston
>
is
price
secondary offering of 5,000 shares
,
The
183,
(no par)
.
The
fn
for
The
common.
Inc.—Secondary Offering—
of common stock
made on March 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$19.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 1231.
A
is
10
Co.
request
Indiana Gas # Water Co.,
earnings.
plan
Income
the stock purchase
voluntary
minates
Coal
Electric
—V.
limited to a maximum of 300,000 shares and ter¬
Offerings subsequent to tne first offering may
be made in the discretion of the Eoard of Directors.
;
, j
/
The 600,000 shares, less than 10% of the outstanding common s'ock,
are either authorized
but unissued or may from time to t.me be pur¬
chased
on
the market by the company.
Members of the committee
of
directors
administexing the plans and making the selections of
key employees for the stock option plan are ineligible to par„icipate in
either plan.—V. 183, p. 406.
<
of
$20) at $20.25 per share, to yield 6.17%. This does not
constitute new financing on the part of the company.
YY ■'
'
•
in favor of a vcland for a stock option plan
stock option plan in broad terms permits some fulltime key men, not selected as yet, to purcha e snares at 95% of the
last reported sale price on the date the option is granted.
Options
become available to be exercised in annual installments and are lim¬
ited to a maximum of 5,000 shares per individual.
The
:V
Co.—Listing
base
certain
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Stock
those who participate
his
sale of
the
Boston, Mass., on March 13 offered, subject to prior sale,15.000 shares of $1.25 cumulative preferred stock (par
plan is available to all full-time employees of one or more
service v/ith Hooker aud its majori;y-ownsd subsidiaries, ex¬
in the stock option plan. Tne employee is
permitted to purchase, by payioll deduction in in bailments if de„ired,
a
minimum of five shares and a maximum of one share for each $263
of
•,
prices of such shares on the New York Stock Exchange .of
day. on which the Commission's order is issued.—V. 183, p. 110.
the
The
cept
'
>
market
years'
r
stock of
common
New
heavy
.
Chemical
Harshaw
The
"sustained
v
1231.
p.
and Incorporated Income Fund,' affiliated investment
have applied to the SEC for an order of exemption with
to
United
$750,000 of
(see V, 183,.
plan penults the purchase of company stock at 65% of the last
reported sale pries on the date of offering.
The first offering date
is expected to bs set in the near future after Hooker files a registra¬
tion statement with the Securities and Exchange Commissi n.
greater" than last year,
/.
the
of
3,000
has also placed pri¬
certain limitations,
with
and
speaking
Broadly
183,
Fund's port olio secu.ities to.
Commission has given
interested
a hearing thereon.
:*
Under
the proposal,
Income Fund would sell to Incorporated In¬
vestors
10,000 shares of Bridgeport Brass Company co.nmon,
16,009
shares of Truax Traer Coal Company
common and 27,003 snares of
strongly
stock purchase plan for employees
officers and key employees.
for
.
31,991
company
Incorporated
Investors;
and
the
persons until March 26,
1956, to
Stock Purchase and
—
v
voted
untary
demand" for its products, the
company has steadily increased production, Mr. Hammond said. "Based
on
our
present production, which we expect to maintain and possibly
increase, the outlook for the coming year appears to be excellent."
During the nine months, ended Dec. 31, 1955, based on present
chares
outstanding, the company earned $2,890,697, equal to $1.94
a
share, as compared to $2,191,043, or $1.47 a share, for the like
period one year ago, an increase of 32%,—V. 183, p. 886.
Because
.
Co.
below.—V.
respect
YY: V"
13
$110,466
58,886
—..
Incorporated Investors
This
3,000;
Marache & Co.
Y'
March
on
$175,458
railway operations—i..
Incorporated Investors—Seeks SEC Exemption—
„
companies,
Haupt & Co.—™—
The company
Voted—
Stock Option Plans
-
Declaring
he
Ira
Electrochemical
Hooker
31, "may exceed
Hammond, Chairman, an¬
Earnings for the current fiscal year ending March
.
nounced
748,281
771.
p.
5,000
i—
Mc ¬
—
Granbery,
7,500
558).—V. 183, p. 993.
p.
last
&
vately, through Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
4%% promissory notes due Jan. 13, 1971
:
$858,747
859,689
5,000'
Blosser
8.000
Simonds & Co
See
-
Co.,
&
—————■
.
Dowell
8,003
Corp
Higginson
Private Placement
"
1230t
p.
Inc.
Strauss,
8,000
Shields & Co
Baker,
Harris
Fairman,
12,500
Curtis
Organ Co.—Net Up About 40%—
Hammond
:
severally
Shares
Webber,
Paine,
,
$1,035,147
Incorporated Income Fund—To Sell Holdings—
have
below
named
underwriters
Hammill & Co.
Jackson &
Shearson,
■f
from
revenue
1955
1956
expenses
railway operating income
183,
\
;
s
'
-
.
.
Shares
111.—Sale Approved—
Hallicrafters Co., Chicago,
;
Net
—V.
io purchase from the company and the selling stockholder the
by each underwriter from
greed
**
*.
Railway operating
aggregate number of shares to be purchased
the company and the selling stockholder.
begun this spring by Procon, Inc.,
comp.etion is scheduled by mid-1957.—V. 183,
Flaines, 111., and
January—
Railway operating revenue——
treasury shares.
5,138
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
e
high octane product.
the piatformer will be
a
-Work
of Des
of
I
,
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Month
Net
stock
restricted
of
~
_
b/d lique¬
fied petroleum (or bottled) gas; a 22,500 b/d vis-breaking unit; storage
capacity for 200,000 barrels of Butane and 520,000 barrels of inter¬
mediate
products, ' a water cooling tower,
steam generating plant,
pumping stations and extensive pipelines.
•
The new catalytic reforming unit, designed by Universal Oil ProductsCo. of Des Plaines, 111., will be ox conventional type.
In it, gasoline
■will be passed over a platinum cata'#st together with hydrogen, which
will
'
options,
capacities
3,000 b/d alkylation unit; two Gulfining units with
eachp facilities for storage and sale of 1,000
a
1956.
exercise
for
reserved
shares
9,600
X Includes
20,000 b/d
of
commencing July 15,
semi-annually,
able
to add to the refinery's capacity for high quality gasoline,
improved home heating oil and other high-grade products; but they
wi 1 not substantially increase total refinery production., *
The new units comprise a 26,000 barrel-per-day catalytic reforming
7
.
*
planned
1,709,714
;
mi.
p.
5,147,614
4,905,074
_
Income
oper.
183,
1954
1953
$23,315,439 $24,821,366
5,239.604
6,007,951
',2,014,759 ..1,933,131
2,205,659
$23,570,700 $22,174,860
railway
railway.,
—
in the world for
largest on the East Coast—among the best equipped
the production of high quality petroleum products.
All
new
units
will be completed
or
begun this
ry.
—v.
$750,000
,t
Common stock
($1 par value)-,
J300,000 shs.
§281,802 shs.
The above note, dated Jan.
13, 1956, is payable to The Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co. in
annual installments of $50,000 each,
commencing Jan. 15, 1957, with interest on the unpaid balance pay¬
*$750,000
note
promissory
from
1955
1956
from
Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EBFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
Upwards
Gross
in
Net
7J
.
4%%
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings-
r
•
company
1954,
cents-in
basis.
Large Construction Program—
Gulf Oil Corp.—Has
■
Y Monday, March 19, 1956
.
(1366)
the
also
construction
provide
the
greater part
of the
funds required for new
1956.
in
'
It
•form
that about 60% of the $5,000,000 total will be in the
mortgage bonds, 20% in preferred stock and 20% in common
is anticipated
of
stock.—V.
Jewel
181,
p.
Tea
2130.
Period End. Feb. 25—
Sales
—V.
183,
p.
924.
...
Co., Inc.—Current
Sales Higher—
1953—4 Wks.—1955
195J5—8 Wks.—1955
$24,783,835 $23,092,206 $49,049,202 $46,313,809
Volume 183
Number 5517
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Johns-Manville Corp.—Expansion Plans—
This
corporation
will
Klamath Falls, Ore., as
build
a
part
of
now
underway in the Pacific Coast
by A. R. Fisher, President.
12
Mr.
Fisher
cost
of
said
the
that
plant,
initial
insulating
new
its
plant
expansion
announced
was
that
indicate
to
near
1957.
It
will
initial
create
immediate
payroll of
expansion. Initially
space.
-
of
the
'
the
«
ultimate
initial
an
Stockton,
•/
,
of
Calif.,
employing .350
Calif.;
to
materials
new
,
;
begin production
Kaiser
Motors Corp.
below.—V.
182,
994.
p.
'
,
.
1jr
_
To
Pay RFC Debt— Changes
Name-—Enters Into New Branch-Office AgreementEdgar F. Kaiser,
holders
for
have
President,
voted
A ($25
series
of
its
major
owing
the
•The
obligations,
by'
Kaiser
including
Reconstruction
busines.of
diversified
7
1
corporation—renamed
;
Industries
v
..
pay
Pennanente
-
and
shares,
of'f
entered
of
J
into
credit
a
$6,500,000
stock,
of
agreement
nine
banks,
for
providing
ordinary
which
of
course
20,521,940 shares
Detroit,
its
25,000,000
a,
San
business.
shares
will
Francisco
of
be
value
par
outstanding
Lcs Angeles
and
deiived
items,
net
from
.
Kaiser
Harold
Steel
Edison
Steel
of
which
resulted
in
_
.
,
_
President
Co.,
and
been
has
director
a
elected
'■>
■
was
183,
*
The
has
company
issue
to
of
the
ferred -stock;
banks
to
The
finance
Kansas
applied to the Missouri P. S. Commission for
shares of $100 par value cumulative prewould be used to pay off notes issued to
construction
City
1956
from
railway....
railway—....
oper. income,—
Net
ry.
1954
2,013.603
601,225
Natural
plans
Gas
of
$5,000,000 for construction
and
$1,500,000
to
will
program
cost
bond?
this
using
interim bank
pay
year,
January—
Net
1956
from
Gross
railway—
$1,900,000
1955
>
in
1956.—V.
183,
the
$346,029
182,659
1954
1953
$583,243
119,651
62,776
railway^.
Net ry. oper. income..-.
—V. 183, p. 772.
33,114
,
-
175,560 I
common
stock.
stock,
bank
loans
>
/
engaged
in
-
the
t
of
74,18!
($25
share.
EFFECT
TO
equal
'
«
-
PRESENT
Commonwealth
the
•
7
to
to
split-up,
of
author¬
6,700,000
subject
Pennsylvania;
$25,000,000
normal
the
value
par
business.—
of
course
,7
to
also
authorized
in
-
:
-
1955
1954
1953
$5,504,689
;$5,275,130
$5,206,832
$6,146,3C3
803,943
848,078
582,576
1,516,81:1
242,827
344,475
13,492
805,693
income
772. " 77
p.
'
•
.
.
__
series
the
of
series
preferred
reserved
are
In
stock
($25
for
of
the
of
Brothers
the
A
Restricted
of directors,
preferred
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Pierce,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Edwards
&
and
inventories
and
Window
firm
St.
183, p.
3.08
Lake
January—
from
121,616
Net
Stifef, Nicolaus & Coj Inc..
Stix & Co._.-ii%
3.08
3.08 '
its
report
-ML
Blosser
showed
1955
assets
reported
were
to $26,738,659.
stock
were
debt.
also
See
The
carried
V.
at
3.03
Taussig,
3.08
G.
H.
Day & Co.,
Walker
5.05
at
$58,639,209
against
183,
p.
shares
no
•
of
January—
'
1956
/
1954
163,
cation with the
'
1953
-
$48,190
$44,622
$60,425}
*120,383
*118,179
income..^
*148,751
*133,691
*131,529
*107,407'
*124,520,
'
'
v
$276,983-
160,012
155,550
$162,693
....
$121,43)
48,192
39,141.
2583.
p.
This corporation,
5
'
$65,760
110.
'
1955
$322,705
______
5.05
*124,390
p.
pa.?'
Co.—Earnings-
V
Lonibardy Hotel Corp., New York—To
183,
$10
887.
Net revenue from railway operations
railway onerating Income
,
1955
liabilities
of
preferred stook
.
,
Inc
Co...
&
a*"
totaling $161>-'
assets
company's 5,200,481
$129,631,264. It has
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
5.05
McDowell
&
factories
said.
Net
3.08
3,08
.1956
•Deficit.—V.
all
purchased glass from every available foreign
irrespective of cost In Its effort to Ineet customer'
Litchfield & Madison Ry.
Straus,
railway
ry;, oper.
in
operated
depreciation,, depletion, amortization and obsolescence in 195 3.
$13,778,373
of
which
$2,995,308
represented
amortization
cf
facilities.
Month
.
railway.™..
Net.from
increase
for
no
3.08
Co:.i._
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Gross
prices,
costs.
and
source
the
labor
Libbey-Owens-Ford
huge
amounting
Stern
&
Co..-
in
capacity
emergency
1
Current
3.08
Louis
994.
during
of commodity
investment of more than $50,000,000, all derived from company fundc.
It is to be completed about July 1, and is Intended not only to
provide
greater capacity but also added manufacturing flexibility and operating'
economies, the report said.
3.08.
Brothers <&
with demands"
have been rela-to the general
cost of living, and *
expansion, program undertaken in 1955, including tlr>'
of
large new plate glass manufacturing, bending anl
laminating facilities at East Toledo, additions to its twin-grinding
plant at Rossford, and two new grinding and polishing lines at Ottawe,
HI., was pushed throughout the year.
This expansion represents
4.00
„
satisfactory ratio
more
a
4.00
& 'Co
Fusz-Schmelzie & Co., Inc..'
fedward D. Jones & Co..^Z^.
Co......
into
glass prices, the executives said,
the last three decades, counter
trend
domestic
Smith,
Moore
-
-
sharp advance
Reviewing 1955,
4.00
Co._,___
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Metropilitan
Cp
Co
&
'
of
>
I.
Sons
&
Richter
i3
year
P.
1956,
and
5.05
Semple, Jacobs & Co., Inc.Simon
peak
>.
diction
iii-
sion
12.33
M.
company's
shareholders;
to
including manufacturing properties costing $145,256,007 bus
carried.at book value of $65,548,910 after deprecitaion. Total provi-'
12.33
Gardner......
10
752,789,
stock,
Cook & Co
Scherck,
Bsane..,
&
March
on
this stepped-up demand, John D. Biggers, Chairman,
MacNichol, Jr., President, said that year-end inven¬
tories generally were low throughout the glass industry, but they ara
hoping Libbey-Owens-Ford's added capacity "will bring current pre¬
George
was
Newhard,
Healthy
daylight engineering, improved vision and better living,
particularly in the important building and automotive in¬
result
a
and
The
to
board
the
from
construction
price.
12.3 4
business
[The balance sheet at the end of
wrder
of
reported
demands,
,
;
total
a
Reports
—
emphasizer
'
pursuant
conversion
conversion
value)
par
issuance
Co.
Glass
comoany's annual
report issued today, the unprecedented
demand for
flat
glass which has brought quadrupled sales
in tho"
last decade, was traced to advances in architecture and design whicii
and
series
1955
•
$7,958,821
the
maximum
200,000 shs.
stock,
was
In
;
3,039,860 shs.
preferred
f
for
addition,4 by
reserved
initial
the
and
480,000 shares.
shares
at
A
4.6%
1955
of
carryover
the
thereof.
stock,
healthy
tively
202,657 shs.
t7,133,620 shs.
A
upward
,
9,295,000
200 000 shs.
_
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Plate
15,000,000
value)
par
■
Outstanding
$10,000,000
1956
$8,148,867
772..
p.
Carryover of Business—
-7 1
value cum.):
par
February—
—
183,
As
;i
pre-7
4
$19,000,000
—
1974
Stores Corp.—February Sales Up—
of
reflected
FINANCING
,
„
after
-
Authorized
____
($4
terms
Reinhcldt
"
increasing
$25
two-for-one
a
$10,000,000
outside
•
_
To Increase Debt
consider
shares,
dustries.
operations for the" t2
had total operating rev-
$3,419,856
common
series due
;
on
company
income
per
B,
—V.
incurred
'
GIVING
-w
preferred
303,816
67,264
%•
incurred
railway
oper.
183,
Month
purchasers
named
below
are
-under
a
firm"
commitment to purchase from the company the respective percentages
of shares of unsubscribed preferred
stock,'series A, set forth below:'
—V.
of
from
railway
Lerner
'
PURCHASERS—The
G.
Secretary
Sales.—.
preferred
of
the
p^S'Utihty
state?nent
the
net;
$1.05
Option Plan.
303,983 shares are
;
$445050
»
$431,472
?
from
ry.
$190,-
Co.,
(4.32%202^657 shs]
Issue of
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
;
1955,
1979____
two
loans.
1231.
p.
to
authorized
A.
Co., Inc.—Financing—
$6,500,000
company's drilling
732,079
594,201
■
sell
78,337
1956
from
from
—V.
aggregate principal amount of first mortgage bonds which may
under the mortgage and deed of trust, as supplemented, is
but additional bonds may be issued-only in compliance^
tThe
$4,391,773
1,488,535
will
18
4,000,000
to effect
increase
debt
Net
limited,
Merrill
$3,510,279
1,454,617
to
The
1953
$3,452,711
r-i
company
operating
an
and
„
stock
Lehman
V
69,905
April
on
January—
%
1055
18,092
from
1124.
Net
issued
series
the
an
common
623,612
Kansas-Nebraska
This
772.
p,
1,544,141
-r-V. 183, p. 772.
•
183,
$3,785,982
from
Net
p:ogram.—V.
Southern Ry.- -Earnings-
January—
•
Gross
31,
due
series
•The
be
by
ior
Gross
program.
The balance of the net '
construction and general corporate *
for
"unaudited
an
Stock
Stock Issue—
is
debs., 3%%
tl50,000
proceeds
a
99,931
$585,602
''
-Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
of
Dec.
series
common
not
bonded
used
120,000
°
1953
48,024
772.
p.
value
par
175, p.
V.
City
dividends,
Series A
■
&
•'
$41,416,789
4 g%
,
permission
the
constitute
increasing
be
of
reduce-
to
'
sale
and
of
fPreferred stock
*
Seeks Approval of Preferred
•"
fund
mi
806.
p.
will
per-share
sale
the
company
mortgage bonds:
-•
series due 1965_____
Sink,
City Power & Light Co.—To Increase Debt—
The
stockholders
on
April 24 will consider
indebtedness of the company by $20,000,000.-
1954
$539,295
*18,188
'
r
$16%
of
from
construction
CAPITALIZATION
Ca]<-
directors
of
5.—V.
its
any,
ended
3%%
3 !/4%
with
Kansas
limit
is convertible through March' 31,
stock for each share of prefernd 1
common
price
proceeds
:.7>."•
of
•First
.
income
Southern
board
March
If
area
ferred
listed
Stock Ex¬
Director—
the
of
the
to
Corp., it was announced on
183,
stock
$15
approving
This group askad a compen-
A,
used, by the
EARNINGS—In
.
a
1955
$433,950
14,399
income—
common
approval
natural gas throughout the entire 61 square
of St. Leuis, and approximately 130 square
miles of the adjacent suburban areas in St. Louis County.
Incidental
to its business of distributing gas, the company services, sells and
installs
gas
appliances.: The population of St, Louis and St. Louis
County was 1,263,145 in 1950, according to the U. S. Census.
mile
enues
and
special
be
connection' with
purposes.
of
conversion
will
A,
series
shares
the
.
com¬
$1,801,360
from
Corp.—Quinton Becomes
Quintorf,
fornia
Kaiser
1S55,
stock,
PROCEEDS—Net
series
non-recurring nature.—V. 182, p. 2790.
a
„
,
in
$3,254,837
and
of which were of
many
„
profit of $5,056,197
operations
at
months
7
$4
&
BUSINESS—Company
a
authorized
30,383
1956
oper.
shares,
Of the
or approximately 4.4 cents a share.
specified underwriting compensations as iollows: Bear,
Co. and A; C. Allyn & Co.,
(jointly), $13,790; Blair & Go;,
distribution
and
Each four shares of the former $1 par value common stock
one share of the $4 par value common stock.
F. Kaiser also announced that Kaiser Motors Corp. had a
'Edgar
,
with
26,849
railway—$542,108
stockholders
ized
$8,999.98,
into.-1%
stock,
represent
consolidated
'
the
American,
changes.
will
in
stockholders
the
011
Steel
revolving credit in the. maximum amount
for financing construction projects undertaken by Henry
KaiseriCo.
The
mon
Kaiser
Cement
$9.5,000,000 term loan and
J'.
Aluminum,
23'226
bidders
proceeds,
:
remain entirely unchanged, and these companies >
by the refinancing of Kaiser Industries Corp.?
•
'.-v
corporation and Henry J. Kaiser Co. have jointly and severally ,
The
.
Kaiser
j
affected
not
are
of
9,431
iLehigh Portland Cement Co.
The
c-
u
s^aresth°£h4-3i2%f«
one share
c
preferred
1966,
7 >7
acquisition, through the exchange of
all of the outstanding stock of
Henry J. Kaiser Co... which is engaged
in the engineering and construction and sand and gravel businesses
and also has substantial holdings
of the c®mmon stocks of Kaiser
Aluminum & Chemical Corp.,
Kaiser Steel Corp.
and
Permanente
Cement Co., as well as of other companies.
The businesses, capital
management
ry.
is of-
„
497.58;
broadened
be
the
structures* and
M
J
and Drexel & Co.;. (jointly), $68,500; White, Weld
and Ladenburg, Thalmarn& Co., $294,711. ;• 4
Inc.,
The
all
amount
C"rp.—will
of the entire
prepayment
Corporation.
Corp. will also
Finance
Kaiser
7
,
Industries
<•
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Other
the stock-?,
that
13
$269,742
89,594
railway
•Deficit.—V.
value) On the basis of
par
^
rsatiort of
.
overwhelmingly in favor of the proposals submitted
approval.
This
March
on
Net
preferred stock for each 15 shares of common stock held,
Th e subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m, (EST)
Stearns
announced
i
j.
and Reinholdt- & Gardner.
Kaiser Motors Corp.
from
./•
;
,
fering holders Of its common SlOCK Of record Marcit-lO,
1956, the right to subscribe, at $25 per share, fOF ail
man
W '
2790.
p.
87,379
772.
from
Net
1956—2 Mos.—1955
April 3, 1956.- The offering is being underwritten by an
investment banking syndicate jointly managed by Leh¬
Kaiser Industries Corp.—New Name—
See
1956—Month—1955
•
Laclede Gas Co.—Stock Offered—This company
„
\
Pittsburg,
at
183,
1953
$273,289
78,900
people
industrial insulation production facilities at Watson, Calif.; synthetic silicates plant at Lompoc .Calif., which is expected,.
next month.—V. 183, p.-772. •?
-
new
andla
building
'
Gross
$10,491,760 $10,587,962 $20,773,971 $21,679,929
—V.
1954
$260,657
65,592
income
oper.
183, p.
1955
$264,929
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Sales
Transite
payroll of $1,500,000.
sheet
994.
p.
Period End. Feb. 29—
that
news
additional
an
company's expansion in the rapidly growing Pacific Coast area
emphasized a month ago with the announcement that it had
signed an option on a large gypsum deposit near Las Vegas, Nev„
structural
ry.
—V.
railway—--
railway
January—
.The
asbestos-cement
183,
Net
1956—2 Mos.—1955
<•
from
1956
■
from
Net
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—February Sales Off—
>
,
wras
for
January—
$22,134,547 $20,545,132 $42,794,466 $40,500,550
—-
—
—V.
feet of operating
square
plant closely follows
construction
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
/
7
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
2560.
p.
Kresge Co.—February Sales Higher—
(S. S.)
250 people with
provide for future
•
Falls
Klamath
166,
about
plans
:
-
.
Johns-Manville will also begin
asbestos-cement pipe plant at
with
for
the plant will have 275,000
;
Announcement
employment
above.—V.
Corp.
March
on
be
$1,000,000. Construction
Oil
Gross
purchased,
may
reach
$12,000,000. The plant is expected to be in operation by the middle of
en
Barber
See
program
'
estimates
timberlands
and
it
area,
Corp.-^-To Explore for Oil—
Kirby Lumber
board
$30,000,000
(1367)
cation
announced
the Trust
indenture
trust
a
by
purchase
March
on
Sell Ctfs.—
has filed
8,
Indenture Act of
to which there
participating interest in
pursuant
of certificates cf
executed
..
appllqualifi¬
be issue-!
an
1933 for
to
are
registered
a
notj.
money
and
"
of
$1,514,800
it was
SEC under
by
111
East
56th
St.,
Inc.,
a
New
York
corporation,
and
a"
second mortgage made by said 111 East 56th St., Inc.,.
East 56th St. Corp., a New York corporation,
securin;
129
payment
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—Reports Small Loss-^
•
Operations
<
resulted
income
in
for
the
three
estimated
an
taxes.
£)ec. 31, 1955,
months'
loss
net
ratio
The
of
current
of
period
$8,000
assets
ended
Dec.
31,
refund
after
current
to
of
1955,
.."New
of
as
is 4.2
order
deliveries
cipally
tools
bookings of $8,500,000 for production at the Special
division gives assurance of near-capacity operations ar.d
extending to the first quarter of 1958.
These orders prin¬
exceptionally
cover
and
bear
plant
and
out
tracer-controlled
that
this
nature,
justifying
and
facilities,
gineering research
large
views
our
growth
long-range
a
the
in
machine
division's
the
continued
and development."—V.
aircraft
operations- are
substantial investment
of
related
of
in
en->
772.
p.
corporation
fiscal
current
net
sales,
sales
deficit
Mr.
of
January
Lakey
.The
in
1955
its
tons
annual
1955,
in
1954
to
net
$125,516,291
compared
to
183,
in
$7.20
tributed to stockholders
—V.
of.this corporation shows an 18% increase
1654 output. This amounted to 526,715tons produced in 1954.
the
of
1955.
Net
share
a
$7.75
a
corporation
income
the
irom
rose
share
per
previous
year.
share, compared to $6
$77,906,288
in
1955
There
a
1,
company
1986, t»
Net
1954.
March
filed a registration
first mortgage bonds,
12
of
statement
series
G,
continuing
183,
$9,100,000,
for the
994.
p.
J
years
1956
and
1957,
;
SEC
at
for
used
$1
March
7
200,000
covering
offered
be
on
that
shares
of
per
share,
a
letter
common
without
of
stork
underwriting.
notification
(par
The
and
drop
•
net
February ar.d March.
resumption of more
the
was
more
that
said
10
Lakey
the
The
Jan.
against
Foundry
to
two
past
31,
1956,
current
liabilities
1
cents)
proceeds
•
2.6
The company on
Richard
received
business
$2,500,000
a
from
that
order
from
alone
source
to-
L.
"While
sales
down
had
with
$2.01
a
The
January
to
months
the
been
share
in
of
of
the
1955
strike.
*
1955
for
$36,554,495
have
would
the
was
strike,"
$205,561
in
teen
$.49
1954.
be
The
to
Electric
1955
Radiator
180,
p.
Corp.
•
(G. R.)
Kinney Co., Inc.—February Sales Higher—
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
—V.
1956—Month—1955
were
$2,514,000
183, pp.
407
and
924.
$2,132,000
.
•
Lane
Bryant
$4,706,000
$4,138,000
Net
—V.
sales
183,
of
Corp. of St.
Paris,
Inc.—February
Ky.,
Sales
1956—Month—1955
$4,773,240
p.
772.
*826,953
*560,28j
1955
$2,320,634
979,770
459,693
income—
6
and
1955
1953
1954
$2,182,632
873,608
$2,256,713
1,037,253
516,968
430,773
405,23!
$2,251,537
894.83)
772.
company
it of
Will
to
up
11:30
a.m.
(EST)
on
March
\
20 receive c'i
Rector St., New York 6, N. Y., bids for the purchase
70,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
'
Two
SEC,
it
this
series
Sell
of
was
announced
company
to
cumulative
Non-Electric
Louisiana Power & Light
Properties—
Co.,
a
subsidiary of Middle South Utilities,
to the SEC for approval of a plan for com¬
pliance with an SEC order requiring disposition of its non-electri)
properties; and the Commission has scheduled the matter for hearinj
on
April 9, 1956.
.
By order dated March 20, 1953, the Commission directed the divest¬
ment by
Louisiana Power of its ncn-electric properties.
Under tt)
present plan, Louisiana Power will transfer all such properties t«>
Louisiana Gas Service Corp., its subsidiary, at their net book cost o.v
the date of transfer.
Louisiana Gas will make payment therefor u\
shares of its common capital stcck and cash or a note as iolowh..
than
.
compared
' * '
Louis,
both
Mo. and the
subsidiaries of
535.
Period End. Feb. 29—
pp.
2033,
To
high
than
Increased—
of
4
1956—2 Mos.—1955
*96,637
230.73J
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Bids March 20—
(a)
.
'
*392,795
1953
*97,468
.
on
March 13, has issued an orde?
issue and sell 70,000 share3 of an addi-.
preferred stock, $100 par, to be offereJ
for public sale
at competitive bidding.
Proceeds
are
to
be
applied to the company's 1956 construction
program,
which it is estimated will reouire approximately $18,000,000,
and
also
to
provide
funds
for
other
corporate purposes.
income
year
said.
share
a
"
figures include the Dazey
Steam
Landeis.—V.
net
better
a
White
Mr.
or
and
1954
.
to
499,489
$4,289,SET
772.
railway
oper.
183,
The
*
.
p.
1954
$4,150,702
*
tional
Board, said, "Unusually
were
sufficient to more
exempt fror_i
Inc., has made application
from
1955
—V.
The
strike."
down
$843,054,
not
week
19
Chairman
183,
railway
authorizing
was
558.
p.
be
*
1955
$4,762,919
267,815
.
from
from
current
ratio
Clark—Earnings Lower—
&
ihcome* for
net
while
before,
year
a
$1,827,596.
183,
crippling
a
four
were
from
it
if
due
1.—V.
to
White,
last
losses
absorb
$4,822,003
against
'
1956
January—
room
improve manufacturing facilities.
balance sheet showed current assets of $4,530,913
of
to
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
Ostergren
Mr,
March 13 announced that its- net sales in 1955
despite
the
sales'in
are
working capital.
January.
said
the
to
years
assets
against
$29,979,900,
The
the
of
end
had
total
$1,285,695
were
'
with
the
are
$5,122,742
from
*Deficit.—V.
In
production
normal
certificates
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
railway____
Net from
railway—___
Net ry. oper. income-..
result'-
pronounced
He
:
Gross
with
compared
sales
was
the said
January—
on
.
in
and
of
"
Fed¬
share
a
quarter.
5%
industry,
a
at
increasing
$5,000,000.
than
during
was
filed
$10,000,000
customer,
1954
corporation
outstanding
with
after
cents
-The increase in net income despite the decrease in
sales was ac- '
complished, Mr. Ostergren continued, by lower labor costs, substan¬
tially
higher
production efficiency
and
capital
expenditures
made
respectively.
Key Electric Corp., Westbury, L. I., N/Y.—Files
The
expects
contrasted
income
24
ry.
the
April
be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
are to be used to finance a part of the cost of
the
construction expenditures, which are estimated at about
and
1955
the
through
management
Landers, Frary
with
due
proceeds
company's
$20,800,000
—V.
on
the
to
sale
Net
Net
3.5
$10,000,000
covering
in
Net
equal
12.
and
from
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
SEC
stock
automotive
$3,705,597
quarter.
$116,141
common
explained
the
totaled
1955
to
March
on
Net
was
dis-r
was
share in
669.«
p.
In
months
announced
Issuance
registration-under the Securities Act of 1933.
Gross
more
over
earnings
of
income
in April, when orders from automotive industry customers attain theirusual level. He announced .that the total backlog, subject to release,
or.e
Earnings Soar—
to 447,079
compared
Consolidated
$11.60,
report
production
copper
in
three
quarter ended Jan. 31 of its "
-despite a 5% decrease -in
first
President,
increased
$52,674
Ostergren
its
net
corresponding
shares
cutbacks
of
first
taxes
490,212
for
increased
Ostergren,
the
in
income
the
a
O.
the
for
$3,910,341
eral
declared
Kennecott Copper Corp.—Net
J.
reports
year,
129
at
approximated
expansion
133,
The
Federal
liabilities
to l.
Net working capital as of the same date
amounted
to
$9,937,493 or
$12.54
per
share
of stock
outstanding.:
Francis J.
Trecker, President, also announced that "orders have
increased notably,
resulting in the buildup of a 5-month standard
machine backlog.
Machinery
thereof, covering premises located at 111 East 56th St. ami
building thereon, known as "The Lombardy" and premises locate*!
East 56th St.,
and- the building thereon, both in New York.'
the
Lakey Foundry Corp.—Sales Off—Earnings Up—
-
$4,396,682
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$9,035,189
$3,630,517
>
a
and $4,900,000, either in cash or in the forra
short-term promissory note to be payable upon the initial _aie oj
Gas of first mortgage bonds; and (b) -shares of i.s commo.l
between $4,500,000
Louisiana
capital stock having a total par value equal to the
the net book cost at the date of transfer and the
difference
amount in cash cf
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
.
Monday, March 19,1956
..
(1368)
325,000 shares of its $1 par class A stock. Of this stock,
outstanding shares owned by certain selling shareholders
be offered for public sale by them through underwriters
31,
delivered. The net book cost of the properties at Dec.
notes paid or
1955, was $8,564,833.95.
Gross
Net
from
from
RR.—Earnings—
;
:
>
,
railway
railway
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 183, p. 994.
-
$55
per
Emerson
for
used
products
developing new
1956
$2,193,999
401,579
127,020
January—
railway-.
from
from
railway—
Net ry. oper, income—
—V. 183, p. 887.
,
:
■
„
♦
.
of each
value
par
Stock
York
New
The
from
shares
common
Exchange.
directors also
of
board
6t February—.
Month
Bales
—
—
__
~V. 183,
.
-
issued
Marchant Calculators, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Up—
^
Retail sales
Edgar, B. Jessup,
DECI-MAGIC
better than
approaching
the
market,
Mr. Jessup stated.—V.
1955,"
look
we
183,
1956
for
to
be
also
;
•
even
1112.
p.
in the
This company will modernize
for
expenditure
an
announced
and expand Its research and develop¬
Calif., with a construction program calling
Boy E. Marquardt, President,
of nearly $6,000,000,
March 8.
on
will
expenditure
be
for
.
modernization
of
the
*/»...
►
.
>'
Marquardt
See Container Corp.
"To supplement this new testing capability the company is con¬
structing a test engineering building, a shipping and receiving ware¬
house, and an addition which will double the size of the present
powerplant engineering building," Mr. Marquardt said.
Construction
Month of
,
.
Sales
Miscellaneous
small
buildings will be constructed and additional
space will be leased to provide for an over-all expansion of
approximately 40% in floor space at Marquardt's Van Nuys facilities.
A major portion of this building program will be completed this year.
Among the leased facilities is a new building in Van Nuys, which
be occupied by Marquardt's
Research Division within the next
days.—V. 183, p. 6.
filed
a
letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
through S. R. Livingstone, Crouse & Co., Detroit,
proceeds are to be used to purchase additional inven¬
tory, for distribution of mall order catalogue, and for working capital.
covering
$1.50
Miller-Wohl &
share,
share)
A.
Leander,
interest
President
March
on
in
Roger
band microwave sweep generators.—V.
182, p.
further
a
oil
oil
expansion
of
a
Oil
McCrory Stores Corp.—February Sales Up—
8a«lfS
—V.
$7.Q43fl80
7ZZ
183, p. 773.
also
The stockholders
stock
preference
in
form
direction,
this
of
corporation
and
Scott-Atwater
combination under
$50,000,000-a-year
a
announced
was
McCulloch
is
the
March
on
world's
largest
16
jointly
Manufacturing
McCulloch
Co.
Motors
by the two firms.
manufacturer
of
chain
saws
produces
is
other products0 involving gasoline
engines.
Scott-Atwater
one of the largest producers of outboard
motors.
Scott-Atwater, which will function as a wholly owned subsidiary of
McCulloch Motors, will continue under the
management of C. E. Scott
and H. B. Atwater.
Products, personnel and distribution will remain
Unchanged, Mr. Atwater said.
^
The combination was effected by McCulloch's
Atwater
purchase
of
Scott-
lor an undisclosed amount.
Messrs. Scott and Atwater will
be joined on the Scott-Atwater board of
directors by R, P. McCulloch,
President of the Los Angeles firm
and' two other
representatives of
the McCulloch organization.
McCulloch
Motors, a closed
.
Honeywell's
183,
p.
Gross
also
corporation, has increased sales by
500% since its entry into, the chain saw: business in 1948.<
produces power lawn mowers, automotive superchafgers. drone
tcraft engines
and
other
engine
from
from
Net
ry.
products,
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—New
The
corporation
on
March
8
announced
that
it
has
received
an
®r<4e^1
Additional F3H-2N Demon Fighters from the U. S. Navy.
Totaling over $55,000,000 the new order raises the
company's backlog- to an all-time high figure of $622,000,000;
wi!Lb,e Poured by a J-71 turbojet engine, manufactured
^ on ,of the General Motors Corp. The thrust de-
u
this engine is
further augmented by the installation of
an
afterburner.
r
The
company
record
revealed
ISiAi
Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
This corporation,
filed
a
it
has
surpassed
achieved
during
its
previous
figure of 15,068,
the
Korean*
in 1953
The
current
payroll
totals
15,150.
A
steady
payroll is anticipated during the next few months.—V.
182,
McGregor-Doniger
•
that
employment-
emergency
P«
Also
New
York—Registers
formers known
as
David
on
D.
99,095
Plant
p.
Doniger & Co., Inc.,
1956, covering
March 7,
Stern
Stifel,
Merle-Smith
5.00
Stroud
Co
2.00
Swiss
&
&
RR.
Net ry. oper. income
—V.
1
311,960
125,406
$310,281
Isaac
1954
-
58,936*.
183, p. 773.
•
118,237
-
Vice-President and General Counsel, Missouri Pacific
Herbert Gussman,
1946)
since
.
railway
railways
Net ry. oper. Income
—V. 183, p. 1232.
Net
from
from
1956
$5,763,838
_-1,071,806-,
274,046.
.
1955
.
All
of
the officers
of the
1953
$493,656
St.
in
Feb. 28 in
on
render
that
satisfied
am
value
report to stockholders,
a
of
spent
finest eerviee
to
-shippers.
It serves the rapidly growing
country whose growth and
south, and
development will certainly continue at a rapid rate.
-*
...
1953
the excep¬
773.
p.
the
in
have been
the
the
104,443
1954
Dearmont
Common Stock—T. C. Davis, Chair-
on
Board,
with
Louis
216,755
not taken up by
holders of first mortgage bonds of New Orleans,
Texas & Mexico Ry. Co., pursuant to their right of elec-
The
southwestern
National
that, all
%
$6,842,181
,1,755,645,
676,211
Missouri Pacific RR.—Bankers Awarded Note Issue—
the
located
55,043
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates were on March 14
selected by competitive bidding, to purchase up to $23,000,000 principal amount of collateral trust 4*4% notes
are
are
who is in Houston, Texas.—V. 183,
81,102
$5,957,897,.
1,037,800
.391,733
L.
your securities will increase im¬
future.
During reorganization immense sums of
in putting the property in the very finest of
condition.
Its road and equipment, in ray opinion, are second to no
other
railroad, in the country.
Your railroad is in a position to
'
$5,605,984
1,069,359
393,014
Russell
said in part:
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR. —Earnings—
Gross
Vice-President;
Executive
as
NASD Sets Date
January—
President, Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
independent oil producer; James
B. Grainger,
Y.;
N.
President and a director of General Contract
H.
Craft,
President,
The
Chase
Manhattan
N.
Y.;
Col.
T.
C.
Davis,
a
director
of
Cable
Co.
and
Michigan Chemical
Co.; Rus¬
Dividends Seen
man
133,722
$353,674
f
1.00
Inc
Co.,
&
1.00
5.00
Co
S.
tion of Mr. Bates,
money
1
Company.—_—
&
Elected—
Ended—Directors
U.
Dearmont,
York,
Treasurer.
$2,712,532
2,402,251
-
&
Yantis
S.
1.00
3.00
2.00
Vice-President—Accounting and Finance; F. E. Bates (Senior Executive
Assistant in charge of Missouri Pacific's Texas-Louisiana Lines since
1946),
Vice-President; R.
P.
Hart
(Chief Operating Officer since
1951),
Vice-President—Operation;
H.
L.
Schaeffer
(Chief
Traffic
Officer since 1948), Vice-President—Traffic; C. A. Rockwell (Secretary
since
1945), Secretary;
and E. G. Wagner
(Treasurer since 1940),
1955
$3,175,836
1955
F.
—_
Corp
Johnson,
Vice-President and director, International Shoe Co.;
James
M.
Kemper, Chairman of the Board, Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas City, Mo.; Harry B. Mathews, President, Mississippi Lime Co.
of Missouri, Alton, 111.; Paul J. Neff, President, Missouri Pacific RR.
Co.;
Robert
H.
Otto,
President,
Laclede
Gas
Co.;
and
Gus
S.
Wortham, President and a director of American General Insurance Co.'
The board of directors of the reorganized Missouri Pacific RR. Co.,
at their first
meeting held in St. Louis, on March 2, elected the
following officers: P. J. Neff (Chief Executive Officer since 1946) as
President; H. M. Johnson (Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings^
"1956
Inc
Co.,
5.00
2.00
Lee
I
-
Wertheim
Inc.
Co.,
&
American
Thomas
Co.____^j.
&
5.00
Thalmann & Co.
when
1
Co.;
New
$1,666,277
$351,688
railway
$329,780
$432,555
railway ~_L___ ? *".
78,190" - 176,947
>
23-year-old
sell L.
670.
from
&
5.00
3.00
Co...
(Counsel to the Trustee since 1936), Vice-President and General Coun¬
sel; C. D. Peet (Chief Accounting and Financial Officer since 1946),
1956
January—
1.00
Hutzler—
&
Nicolaus
2.00
Co
2.00
Co.
Brothers
2.00
&
1.00
Co—.__
Co., Inc.
&
&
Co.
Hammill &
&
3.00
Co
Co
Lemon
measurably
<
>
•"»
Bros.
5.00
Co., Inc—
New
York,
American
Chain
&
1953
115,447
Salomon
5.00
&
Haupt &
•
—V. 183,
3.00
Inc
Bank,
1232.
15,729
Net revenue from railway operations^
Net railway operating income
has agreed,
J
Pollock
E.
Shearson,
Arthur A.
Blumeyer,
Corporation;
Robert
Holland
2,824,148
—
be
trusteeship of the Missouri Pacific Lines ended
District Judge George H. Moor© signed an order
consummating the plan of reorganization. By this action Judge Moore
terminated
Guy
A.
Thompson's
tenure
of
office as Trustee and
temporarily placed the railroad in the hands of five reorganization
managers as provided for in the plan.
The reorganization managers,
on
March
2,
temporarily acting in the capacity
of stockholders,
formally elected the following 15 directors: Robert B. Anderson, Presi¬
dent, Ventures Ltd., and a director and Chairman of Executive Com¬
mittee of Dresser Industries, Inc.; Col. William B. Bates, partner in
the law firm of Fulbright, Crooker Freeman, Bates & Jaworski, Hous¬
ton, Texas; E. M. Black, Chairman of the Board of Directors and
Chief
Executive
Officer
of
American
Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware;
*
63,414
.
3.00
Trusteeship
$1,413,090
of January—
Railway operating revenueRailway operating expenses
of Missouri Pacific RR. Co. which
Commispion—
registration statement with the SEC
With
$1,675,090
343,084
148,283
236,444
will
f
R. W. Pressprich & Co.____ •* 5.00
L. F. Rothschild & Co.____
5.00
Shields
Co.,
&
The
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.—
Month
Net from
Contract—Backlog—<
$1,657,974
income—
—V. 183, p. 773.
Gross
-
railway____
railway
oper.
bonds
A
Wells
Mullaney,
Wm;
L.
Becker
Officer
1954
1.00
2.00
5.00
&
March
,
1955
series
3.00
Johnston,
April 24 will consider Increasing the authorized
from 210,000 to 350,000 shares and the authorized
1956
be
McMaster Hutchinson &
& ^ *
^
Co
Hentz
H.
on
January—
than
more
Peck
&
G.
Ira
1955
$7,779,000
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings^—
Net
and
&
Freeman
G*
Merger
40,657 shs.
such
and
12.00
Stearns & Co
Dick
shares.—V.
1,917,558 shs.
will
Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry. Co.:
Burge & Kraus
Baxter, Williams & Co.
Blair
Regulator Co.—French
stock from 7,880,000 to 10,000,000
common
McCulloch Motors Corp., Los Angeles, Calif
—Merger
to
New
Ball,
A.
1956—'7 Mos.—1955
manufactured
A,
authorization
Redpath___
„
Bache*
of its foreign operations, this company has
small, new plant at Amiens, France, to
are
surrendered
so
Auchincloss, Parker
$1,837,379 $22,390,687 $20,660,227
To Increase Stock—
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$6,508,844 $13,581,140 $12,714,547
of
Adams
,
burner
controls
notes
series
%
heating
burner
$100
bonds,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc
controls
for
that
country's
rapids-growing
market, it was announced on March 9.
This will be the fifth Honeywell plant outside the United States,
the others being in Canada, Scotland, The Netherlands and Japan.
Charles B. Meech, Manager of Honeywell's International Division,
said that while the Amiens plant would produce primarily for the
French market, some of its output probably also would be exported
to other European countries.
2791.
1956—Month—1955
at
bonds
plant.
Period End. Feb. 29—
collateral
to
'
construction
domestic
of this corporation,
and Roger "White,
14
that Maxson had
acquired a substantial
White Electron Devices, Inc. of Ramsey,
N. J.,
which specializes in the
development and production of travelingwave amplifier
tubes, micro ,-ve gas tubes, backward-wave oscillators,
packaged microwave amplifiers, ion gauge control units and broad¬
announced
In
started
434%
mortgage
J
their
.
1956-,Month—1955
$2,020,476
183, p. 888.
produce
Maxson Corp.—Acquisition—
obligations-
share)
Co., Santa Ana, Calif.—Files—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
The net
(W. L.)
H.
—V.
67,604,000
100,579,000
77,185,429
__
2045
due
per
Co., Inc.—February Sales Increased-^-
-
—
69,926,000
.____
debentures,
value $100 per
200,000
per
Mich.
2030
income
Bear,
1956
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
income bonds:
by the Interstate Commerce Commission, to
principal amount, together with, accrued interest from'
March 1, 1956, to date of delivery, and the several firms or corpora- .•
tions listed below have agreed, severally and hot jointly, for a
com-,
pensatlon ol" $184,000 payable by the company, to purchase from the
company the percentages set forth opposite their respective names of
$23,000,000, principal amount, of the collateral notes less such prin¬
cipal amount thereof as may be issued in exchange for first mortgage,
>
$8,329,000
Battery
135,431,000
__
2020
B, due
.__
value
The company on Feb. 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 25,000 shares of preferred capital stock to be offered at par
($10 per share), without undeiwriting.
The proceeds are for expenses
In manufacturing batteries and other accessories.
30
The company on March 1
due
subject
'
Mic-L-Silver
132,589,000
r
mortgage 4%%
A,
v
*$50,770,000
(stated
Will
(A. J.) Marshall Co., Detroit, Mich.—Files With SEC
1990
2005
Ladenburg,
t
office
due
C, due
of_.
excess
(stated
Sales Up—
February—
183, p. 773.
B,
$40,616,000
"
stock
of America above.—V. 183, p. 990.
—
—V.
9,700
FINANCING
1976, not in excess of__
bonds:
1976, not in
due
sell
were
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—February
PRESENT
TO
AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF THE NOTES—The company
increase
•-
EFFECT
stock
Mengel Co.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
,•
Jet Laboratory,* under U. S. Air Force sponsorship. More than $4,500,000 will be expended over the next two years to Increase the capability
of this ramjet engine test facility.
already is underway on the warehouse.
and
record
new
a
approximately
cancelled.
at a new high of $6,354,731 for 1955,
dividends, to $2,24 per share on 2,790,458
shares of common stock outstanding at the end of the period.
This
compares
with earnings of $5,979,952, or $2.11 per common share
reported for 1954.
•
•......
The consolidated balance sheet of the corporation at Dec. 31, 1955
shows total current assets of $32,893,168 versus total current liabilities
of $7,089,991, a ratio of 4.64 to 1.—V. 183, p. 887.
v
Largest
set
increase of 6.1%.
Earnings after taxes
equal, after preferred
GIVING
mortgage 434%
A,
of
J report for the
an
operates
pledged with the
trustee of the collateral trust indenture as security for the collateral
notes in a principal amount equal to 125% of collateral notes issued.
Any. collateral notes redeemed through sinking fund operations'are" to
be surrendered by the first
-mortgage trustee to the trustee of the
collateral trust indenture in exchange for a principal amount of first
mortgage 434% bonds, series* A, equal to 125% of the principal amount
year 1955, shows
Of 5.8%
over
the
Not sales of $114,495,706
compared with $107,866,310 for 1954, an
annual
its
$106,721,861,
of
Cot
RR.
A
.
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—To Modernize Plant—
ment facilities at Van Nuys,
sales
Pacific
be
may
,
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
$100,839,255 reported for the previous year.
'
President, reported that sales volume so far this
year is substantially ahead of the total for the same period of 1955.
1
"With an existing line already well established in the market, with
two special-purpose models coming off production lines, and with the
BU3INESS—Missouri
also
Class B
$5,303,247 $11,017,130 $10,578,001
$5,675,299
corporation,,' in
store
notes
of
railway
traversing Arkansas,
Colorado, Illinois,
Kansas, <
Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, -Oklahoma; and Texqs, passing ,(thrqugh"
and serving principal cities In that area.
'.•>
Class
1956—8 Wks.—1955
1956—4 Wks.—1955
_______
) This
tecord
in* ,v
over.the 1954 figures of $19,240,268.
crease
collateral
miles
Equipment
Corp.—Current Sales Up—
Shoe
Period End. Feb. 25—
for
$2.75 per share, for the year 1955.
The < corresponding figures
1954 were $988,734 and $1.75.
> Net
sales income for 1955 was $22,185,811, there being a 15%
contingent cumulative sinking
a
annually, payable
fund the notes wiU be
Series
payable June l on the present stock.—V. 183, p. 995.
Melville
reported net income after Federal taxes of $1,558,554,
The company
or
of
benefit
the
from available net income.
redeemable at 100% and in¬
redeemed at optional re- ;
demption prices ranging from 104% to par, plus accrued interest. .
The notes "are
secured
Initially by first mortgage bonds in an
amount
equal to 125% of notes.
\
•
5%
September dividend, including the additional common shares
June 1, 1956.
A quarterly dividend of 60 cents per common
share is
obligation.
434%
a
have
Series
the
for
669.
p.
on
will
Series
of intervening adverse conditions now unforeseen, to provide
payment on Sept. 1, 1956, of a dividend of 35c per share upon
the cbmmon shares outstanding at the record date to be established
1955
$1,537,321
1956
'' $1,694,188
-
also
Series
for
Mangel Stores Corp.—February Sales Higher—
-
is
and associates asked a compensation
In&,
$2,314,770*
The
General
announced its present intention,
exchanged and
not so
notes
Outstanding
share from $25 to $5, and action of the
common
amount of
the
to purchase. The issuance of the notes
by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Ripley & Co.,
sinking
terest..
First
absence
■
of
1956,
obligated
Collateral trust notes, due
approval by the shareholders at the annual
April 24, 1956, of an increase in the authorized
2,500,000 to 5,000,000 and a reduction in the
upon
meeting to be held on
1953
$2,376,363
706,291
299,933
1954
$2,142,715
463,060
180,700
.i,
advised of
are
notes
the
For
on
after March 29,
authorization
$251,000,
The
funds
March 14
on
conditioned
was
1955
$2,028,928
453,191
185,389
of
authorizezd distribution on June 1, 1956,
to common shareholders of
record May 4, 1956, of one additional
common share for each common share then outstanding.
This action
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
Net
be
to
Harrlman
Corp.—Declares 100% Stock Dividend—
The directors
•
Gross
will
they
subject
company's
name
Alfred A. Strelsin, newly elected president and Chairman of the Boards
v.
The new name is the result <?' a recent merger between McWilliams
Dredging Co. and W. Horace Williams Co., both long-established design,
engineering, construction and marine project companies.
In predicting an excellent earnings and prospect year for 1956, Mr.
Strelsin said that advantages accruing from the recent merger will
enable the company to exceed normal project earnings this year by
more than
20%
over combined earnings of each of
the two merged
Mead
working capital.
for
and
be
Series
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
4,707 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at
share, through Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc., and H. L.
& Co., Inc. both of Cleveland, Ohio. The proceeds are to be
The company on March 2
covering
will
which
companies separately.
While both companies will be divisions of the combined company,
each will operate as separate entities with no changes in executive
personnel, Mr. Strelsin said.
He also reported excellent progress in
the negotiations for two new acquisitions.—V. 183, p. 1232.
Ohio—Files With SEC
Macco Chemical Co., Cleveland,
with total underwriting compensation of
any,
writers
March 13 approved a change in the
to Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc., according to
1956
1955
•
** 1954
**«• .» 1953
a $17,621,147 $16,870,752 $17,335,894 $19,061;52«>
3,868,678
4,574,486
3,546,691 *> 5,012,962
2,398,837
2,831,902
2,277,685
2,440,354
underwriting on its bid of a 434%
$184,000. Re-offering,
the date on which the under¬
The group won the award of the
coupon
if
i
McWilliams Dredging Co.—Name Changed—
,
Louisville & Nashville
thereof.
The selling
The stockholders
-
-
provided under the Missouri
reorganization.
Under the plan,
corporate purposes.
•
.
stockholders are Harry E. and William N. Doniger, Pres¬
ident and Executive Vice-President, respecavely.
They each own 150,000 class A shares (48.25%
each); and they each also own 344,568
.class B shares (50% each).
I
The company is engaged chiefly in the manufacture and sale of
sportswear for men and boys.—V. 183, p. 1232.
for general
used
Pacific Ry. plan of
holders have until
March 29, 1956, to exercise their right to exchange their
bonds for collateral trust notes or to receive cash in lieu
headed• by
Harrlman Ripley & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Simultaneously,
the company proposes to offer up to 25,000 shares directly to certain
employees, without underwriting, and at a price to be supplied by
amendment, the proceeds of which will be added to general funds and
to negotiate for a contract With a responsible
purchaser or purchasers for the issuance and sale by it of not exceed¬
ing $8,000,000 of 20-year first mortgage bonds, of which between
$4,500,000 and $4,900,000 would be issued and sold at the time of its
acquisition of the non-electric properties of Louisiana Power or within
a reasonable time thereafter and
the balance of the bonds would be
sold to the extent required by Louisiana Gas for its expansion require¬
ments, but within three years of the transfer of properties. Louisiana
power proposes to - retain the capital stock of Louisiana Gas for a
period of time sufficient to enable Louisiana Gas to develop an oper¬
ating organization and to establish an earnings record and dividend
program, whereupon Louisiana Power will file a proposal with the Com¬
mission providing for the sale or other disposition of such stock.
The non-el«ctric properties of Louisiana Power consist of gas and
water properties located in the State of Louisiana. The gas operations
of the company are conducted in an area contiguous to the City of
New Orleans and also in the northeastern portion of Louisiana.
The
company's water properties, which are relatively minor, are located
in Arcadia. Louisiana.-—V. 183, p. 1112.
Louisiana Gas proposes
January-—
tion
300,000 are
and are to
on
of
MOP
our
contracts
be settled. March.
1
Traiisactions—
Association-of Securities
"when-rissued"
securities will
;
sections
on
Dealers
the
new
*«
ruled
on
March
Missouri- Pacific
21.
...
13
RR*\
-
These include, the first .mortgaged 34s of'1990,* the first mortgage;
434s of 2005; the income 4%s of.2020,-and those*of 2030, .the income
debenture 5s of 2045 and the no-par class A and B common .stock.
The income bonds will be settled "flat" but the 434s of 1990 and
2005 will include accrued interest from Jan. 1—Or $9.4444 per $1,000
bond.—V.
183.
p.
773.
Missouri Research Laboratories,
It
as
announced
assets
March
7
that
business
acquired
the
Standard
Generator Service Co.
and
Inc.—Acquisitions—
on
Dec.
of
the
1,
1955,
following
of Missouri,
Inc.,
a
this corporation
four companies:
Missouri corpora¬
tion; Automotive Parts Rebuilders, Inc., a Kentucky corporation;
Parts Rebuilders, Inc., an Arkansas corporation; and
Southwest
Great
Elec-
\
Volume
183
Number 5517
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1369)
tronlc
Enterprises,
not
was
dent.
inc., an Arkansas corporation.
The
The businesses will each be carried
disclosed.
of Missouri
E.
price
tial
increases
divisions
the
year
purchase
on
as
Research Laboratories, according to Albert H. Eicher, Presi¬
B.
President of each company, will
continue as General Manager of these divisions and has been elected
a
Vice-President
of
Missouri
Research
Laboratories, Inc.—V.
181,
Sanderson,
founder
and
p. 1079.
October
In
of
The directors
1.
An offer
120,000
of
remain
shares
until
open
pro rata basis.
2. Redemption
preferred
3.
A
stock
sale
4.
A
and
a
1956,
the
issued
and
profitable hosiery
increasingly-less
assets
company's lingerie
Mojud name, enabling
business
Roth
the
of
Mojud
The
continue
to
organization
new
to
will use
the
lingerie products
sell its
and equipment
Co.
&
resolution
at
an
will
early
Mojud
be
submitted
This
date.
will
name
be
by
stockholders
the
to
necessitated
is
change
used
the
for
their
the
by
held.
12
capital growth
H.
Roth
and
Gross
is
States.
chain
stores,
*
r
*
.
stores
and
men's
products
world
United
States.
Members
advised
Its
sales
gross
currently
and its net worth is
per annum
of
the
Judson
the
ry.
—V.
183,
are in excess
than $10,000,000.
more
of
directors that
they approve the program.—V. 182,
railway
railway—___
from
ry.
—V.
1803.
p.
1954
1953
$486,672
—V.
209,807
133,125
The
Oil
Lion
399,204
174,823
28,297
/
Co.,
..
..
division
a
of
Chemical
Vice-President
in
charge
of
production
Monsanto holds leases covering about 500
Co.,
has
com¬
and
exploration.
in the area.—V. 183,
acres
Montgomery Ward & Co. Inc.—February Sales Rise—
Month of February—
Sales
— _
—V.
183, P.
-;
..v
•
.1956
„
-
1955
Murphy
Period End. Feb. 29—
1956—Month—1955
Bids
will
received
be
20,
at
the
purchase
due
Room
SEC,
it
by
the
15
company
to
up
Westminster
of
11
Bonds—
on
(EST)
a.m.
Providence,
St.,
first
$10,000,000
announced
in
exchange
stock
not
would
R.
bonds,
mortgage
March
1112.
p.
to
prior
on
indebtedness
construction)
rowings
and
13,
'
to
as
proceeds
the
,■
.
amounts
increase
may
of
receipt
on
L,
for
series
E,
has
issued
an
$9,050,000
result
a
of
the
(incurred
of
to
share
of
January—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
order
its
of
■'
to
1954
1953
$2,946,084
$3,259,365
679,657
669,940
671,499
330,539
ently
New
378,414
324,046
958,842
474,915
*
♦
stock
be
that
will
filed
be
made
only
underwritten.
The
the
on
held
basis
of
as
—V.. 183,
p.
of
to
with
to
the
stockholders
date
its
SEC
of
to
subscribe
additional share
one
stockholders.
presently
late
the
for
of
such
for
in
for
to
expected
is
Approval
exceeding
com¬
will
each
be
be
be
ten
early
offer
not
will
shares
March
filed
7
a
letter
of
shares
in
notification
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par
offered at $1 per share, through Wagner & Co., 15
120
tnan
including
purposes,
proceeds
reduction
are
of
to
loans
be
used
payable
for
and
five
for
mills)
the
St.,
to
be
New
corporate
expansion.
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
—V.
$1,128,705
183, p. 888.
■
$1,045,676
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$2,141,057
$2,055,718
of
from
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$46,650,805
996.
•
.
$43,212,193
$85,450,947
sales
—V.
183,
$4,033,219
...
p.
888.
in
958.797,
Pease,
of
829,731,223,
respectively,
Chairman,
in
of
148,022
\
vote
proposals
on
according
to
tne
to
Issue
addi¬
road's
of
group
banks,
The
already has
participation in
borrowed
company
with
borrowing would
Commission.
new
Commerce
be
loan
tne
subject
to
approval also will be sought for issuance of $15,000,notes secured by certain collateral.
although
might
it
impracticable
the proceeds
is
made
be
of
to
now
of
the
also might
loan
to
state
the
promissory
$3,861,727
payment
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$7,745,443
$7,467,036
Co.—Earnings Decline—
1955 earnings of $1,327,103
1954.
In
or $3.17 per share
with $3,101,530 or $7.52 and $35,a letter to stockholders, Herbert H.
and Ralph S. Howe, President, stated that substan¬
will
directors
of
also will
former
vote
to
be
on
to
18
ratify
incurred
change
a
from
16
asked
$94,834
of
McGinnis,
at
in
by-laws
reducing
the
present.
action
by
in
$100 debenture,
preferred stock acquired by
at $60 per share.
Commenting
this
on
report,
obligated
pay the
directors have
the 131,385 shares of New Haven $5
be
repurchase
agreement
the
in
President, states
dividend in 1956.
preferred
that
announced
interest
the
of
New
Vfc'U
Haven's
Haven
to
is
holders
New
of
the
on
listed
1 to holders of record
February,
of
the
C.
to
preferred
Dumaine,
the
March
on
13
Commission
Haven
New
York,
New
Haven
Frederic
disclosed
was
agreement
Corp.
of
it
announced
will
made
New
Nov.
from
which
former
Jr.,
last
back
buy
stock
"studying"
was
18
the
Union
Haven
Union
witn
latter
131,385
and
his
said,
however, the Commission indicates it will now
launch a broader investigation. As a first phase, they said, ICC field
investigators will subject the railroad's books to closer scrutiny than
the Commission normally exercises over railroads.
its
announcement,
there
the
are
has
a
Haven
agreement
President
C.)
said
it
"to
wants
the Commission's
it,
by
practices
any
or
from
group
by
Mr.
Mr.
of
the
Union
any
George
Boston
&
Securities
his
group
New
as
Alpert.
Maine
Corp.
Mr.
the
time
New
Haven
an
at
The
Dec.
would
option
debentures.
paid
would
have
price
In
when
option is
18,
McGinnis
Mr.
shares
it
located
the
on
company.
North
bank
,
of
These prop¬
.
the
Skeena River
Otto Alfred Wick of Seattle
President.
the
company's
in
that it
offering
circular
to
"purports
"reasonable cause to
fails
to
state
certain
convey
Geo. P. Hill and Houston Hill, Fort Worth, Texas,
(File 2-12327) with the SEC on Ma,rch
statement
of
$450,000
in
Participations
filed
registration
a
13, 1956, covering
Fund, to be offered for public sale
No underwriting is involved. The $450,-
in
this
uriits of $15,000.
minimum
000
figure constitutes 75% of the Fund of $600,000, the Hill brothers
having each subscribed for $75,000, or one-half of the remaining 25%
of the
Participations.
Hill
The
oil
and
their
the
brothers
as
gas
prospectus,
pation
(1)
in
"because
the
increased
diversification
greater
with
are
engaged in exploration for and production of
Joint venture. Heretofore, they have employed only
their annual drilling programs; but, according to
they now intend to encourage outside capital partici¬
a
funds
own
greater potential."
will
be
and
size
the
of
resulting programs permits
the drilling of deep tests
of participating interests
"property and exploratory well costs
risk
of
and
Proceeds of
(2)
the sale
expenses."
used
to
various
for
pay
Norden-Ketay Corp.—Reports Loss for
Consolidated
With
in April,
Haven
Mr.
the
on
representation
it
1954,
President
then
McGinnis
131,385
Nov.
in
preferred
eliminated
18
the
New
Haven
case,
bought
183, p.
option
agreement
under
right to buy from Union Securi¬
right to sell—all the 131,385 prefe-red
$70 per share, or an equivalent amount
exercisable by
1957.—V.
the
the
the
of
either
announced
have
996.
for
with
Morris
1955
reported
income
an
F.
in
amounted
to
1955—
$13,480,752
compared
1954.
also
company
pared
sales
net
$9,086,453
The
Ketay,
$1,002,922
0*
loss
net
a
of
earned
$236,203
in
the
for
1955,
previous
com¬
year.
President,
pointed out that 1955 was a year ot
major transformation and constructive growth for the company.
He added that Norden-Ketay now has a backlog in excess of $24,000,000, compared with a backlog of $11,000,000 reported in the pre¬
year.—V.
182,
1804.
p.
Norfolk Southern
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
N
January—
Gross
1956
railway
1954
$733,445
1953
$890,144
146,586
111,697
103,391
45,523
25,762
16,751
125,728
35,984
income
oper.
1955
$769,155
$803,720
railway—.
183,
774.
p.
1
Western
&
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
—V.
4,738,145
3,627,630
2,188,260
3.687,788
2,511,276
Income
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
1955
1954
1953
$18,807,359 $14,580,777 $13,715,931 $15,401,095
January—
Gross
1,987,710
1,233,228
1,763,800
183, p. 774.
Union would get $10 per share more
from the Dumaine group.
them
either party between Nov.
18,
Inc.—Financing Plan—
New
extended-payment and lease contracts with attractive features
available on $2,500-$50,000 orders covering standard industrial
instruments from this corporation's Research & Control Instruments
are
now
Division.
outright purchases, the finance charge
On
This
12-month
30,
36,
is
equivalent
transaction.
48
or
60
Time
to
The
months.
$32.50
is 6% per annum simple
each $1,000 financed for a
be spread over 12, 18, 24,
approximately 50% less than
on
payments may
is
rate
from other sources.
cost
is also available. Charges are based on total
instruments and installation.
The monthly rental Is 3V!i% the
alternative lease-plan
An
of
year,
3%
the fourth
Minimum term of the
the third year, 2VSi%
the second year, 2%%
year and 2'/<%
the fifth and succeeding
lease is 30 months and the equipment is
years.
serviced during the period by
the company without additional cost including replacement of "normal
wear and tear of parts and tubes."—V. 183, p. 1233.
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Seeks to Export
1957 and
Gas from
Alberta, Canada—
This company
Gas
on
Conservation
March 13 asked the Alberta Petroleum and Natural
permission to export 300 million cubic feet
Board for
surplus gas per day from Alberta to the United States.
The gas
would be transported by Northern to its markets
northern
plains and to other pipeline comoanies serving the
of
In the
Great
application said that the 300 million cubic
feet daily of surplus gas would come from
Northern's wholly-owned
subsidiary, Northern Natural Gas Producing Co., and other producers
Lakes
in
area.
Northern's
Alberta.
that its producing subsidiary holds jointly with others
rights in the Savanna Creek area upon which there have
significant gas discoveries.
The company expects there
will be approximately 100 million cubic feet daily available from the
Savanna Creek area by 1957.
It also expects to purchase 200 million
cubic feet daily of surplus gas in southern and central Alberta.
Under the plan Northern, through a subsidiary or nominee, would
construct
a
main
gathering pipeline 100 miles southeast from the
Savanna
Creek
gas
field to the Alberta-Montana border south 01
Northern
natural
Union
new
be
1956 Oil Exploration Capital Fund — Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
r •.
been
that
than
such
that the prospects for
^obtaining ore on its property are good, without disclosing that sub¬
stantial amounts of money have
already been raised over a period of
approximately 20 years from the public and have been expended for
exploratory purposes without any commercial ore having been found;"
and (2) that the use of said offering circular "in connection with the
offering of the issuer's securities would operate as a fraud and deceit
upon the purchasers" of the stock.—^V. 146, p. 3674.
•
was
"keep
to
McSlnnis
RR.
of
associates
it,
put
seat."
Dumaine
resigned
by
and
driver's
the
the
from
remaining
Mr. McGinnis
as
of
McGinnis
succeeded
Dumaine
from
out
Haven
New
President
purchase
was
managerfxent.
of
••
determine
regulations,
indulged in
the public."
carrier or
made while Patrick B. McGinnis
in order,
Dumaine
proxy fight.
20 and was
elected
shares
Commission
violation of
administered
contrary to the best interests of the
(Frederic
Jan.
the
any
been
statutes
repurchase
New
after
on
D
with
to explore
to
facts,
first
spokesmen
which
1933
were
and
that
bought
Securities
President,
a
»associates.
of
permanent.
mining properties held by the
as
interest.
it
New
In
made
or
North American Philips Co.,
Commission
Commerce
standing securities.
or
vacated
be
order, the Commission asserts that it has
Net
inquiry into the financial activities and accounting
practices of the New York, New Haven & Hartford RR. Co.
The investigation,
the Commission said, particularly will cover an
agreement the road made last year to repurchase certain of its out¬
whether
on
Regulation
of
to be used for the purpose of "the carrying on
development work in connection therewith as
for discovery of molybdenum, gold, silver,
tungsten, and its recovery if found in commercial quanti¬
Norfolk
formal
a
ICC
should
required
and
copper
Inquiry by ICC Planned—
from
a
Act
headed by Union Securities Corp.
group
a
Alpert,
George
to
The Interstate
In
announced
was
Regulation D notification, filed Sept. 30, 1955, Nicholson pro¬
public offering of 1,000,600 shares of its lc par common
at 25c per share.
Proceeds of the offering,
according to the
exploration
by
the
group
headed by Patrick B.
in the 1954 proxy fight in wnicu the
President,
$70 per
or
make
it
denying
Securities
authorizing
proxy
annual
the
the
vious
directors
management lost control.
statement also states the company has contingent liabili¬
ties totaling $12,553,847. Of this more than $9,000,000 is represented
by the possible cost to the New Haven ot repurchasing at $70 per
At
compared
finance $3,659,000 estimated additions and better¬
property this year.
stockholders
They
temporarily
under
its
ties,
proxy
locomotives.
The
Commission,
order
is
ties—and
sales
220,975
81,477
part the purchase of Boston & Providence debentures for $3,320,100.
which
The company reported
$414,294
131,734
Interstate
that
use
number
"
New Britain Machine
on
$327,611
*74,2i5
*181,021
already borrowed,
and
$4,500,000
proposed. In addition
$2,500,000 could be used to repay borrowings made in 1954 to finance
that
1956—Month—1955
order
offering circular,
$10,000,000
was
*
Neisner Brothers Inc.—February Sales HigherNet
1953
$5,000,000 will be needed to acquire
the
Providence RR. if the plan of reor¬
ganization, now approved by the ICC is consummated. Another $2,123,000 might be needed to cover total cost of llood damage, beyond the
The
Period End. Feb. 29—
In
Exchange
an
registration
proposed offering of stock by this corporation. The order
opportunity for hearing on the question whether the sus¬
a
an
pension
and
issued
has
from
material
1954
$16,623,000.
a
the
took control of the
1956—8 Wks.—1955
$90,824,673
14,
believe"
1955
Government.
S.
of
it
The
Period End. Feb. 25—
183, p.
at
promissory
company
said
further
'Buck'
Sales Up—
Securities
said
$423,758
will
6—2 Mos.—1955
•
Columbia, 3 miles East of Usk.
99,362
diesel-eiectric
U.
the
still
—V.
The
is
11
19
Creek
in British
each
RR.—Earnings—
$46,520,000,
6,509,155
1956—Month—1955
for
bonds
$374,498
179,971
April
6,803,819
erties'are
preferred stockholders will be sought for an issue not
$27,020,000 of equipment obligations to pay for not more
$10,000,000
.
National Tea Co.—Current
Bales
par
Securities—
on
6,796,611
$7,498,931
i
—
exchange
of
shares
general
net
$i00
774.
totaling
estimated
now
May.
with
William
York,
The
Co.
This
Both common
and preferxed
stockholders will vote on other pro¬
posals including the sale oi $4,500,000 additional flood loan notes, to
be secured by pledge of specific items of collateral. The total cost to
the company of damage caused by tne iloods last August and October
pres¬
of
The
and
additonal
stock
It
shares
March.
company
SEC
Y.
RR.
774.
p.
stockholders
Securities
N.
Commission,
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—To Sell Up
repurchase
on
exemption
of
7,404.073
$3,062,789
—
—_
211.
p.
March
amount
taxes
$11,669,411 $10,745,258 $22,269,952 $20,966,765
183,
220,481
subsidiaries.
principal
1955
Newberry Co.—February Sales Increased—
1953
Creek
1956
$66,752,869 $61,373,470
44,350,007
40,395,928
6,936,000
6,682,000
;
Period End. Feb. 29—
"■ 88,745
general mortgage income bonds will be paid May
13.
1233.
corporation
$50
p.
183,
beech
its
Co.—January Earnings Higher—
—
Sales
respect to
the
16.701
1233.
p.
217,092
April
National Musitime Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files—
The
of
basis
183,
securities
The
statement
right
record
a
offering
an
registration
a
183,
$760,611
Make Exchange Offers—
and
*17,137
operating Income
Net after charges
statement.
in part, funds for the 1956 expansion programs
directors have authorized the sale of additional
the
through
expected
mon
will
provide,
stock
of
Central
50,634
Mining Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Stock
Offering Suspended—
1956
•Deficit.—V.
share,
1955
•«
subsidiaries,
common
by
from
The
National Fuel Gas Co.—To Offer Stock—
In
the
on
shares
51,470
held
3,737
1953
774.
p.
taxes
operating
58,021
Commerce
93,100
1954
January—
Nicholson
*
Interstate
$450 037
63,742
Net
Dumalne
...
773.
p.
the
January—
183,
' '
$2,868,275
income
oper.
183,
for
183,
expenses
1954
*
,
$527,722
162,219
$432,160
59,731
revenues
$500,760
.
1955
$428,607
Income—
income
In its
bor¬
1956
railway—.
railway.:
•
.
New York Connecting
further
$2,986,405
•
from
with
stock.—V.
sale.—V.
bond
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
-
Central RR.—To
now
be
The
finance
Other
shall
ments
note
144,165
The
company
short-term
Federal
451,013
161,588
467,035
of
r
.
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
railway
oper.
Operating
Operating
$1,052,048
436,174
52,293
1955
*55,695
railway
Month
basis of $100 principal amount of the bonds for each share of stock.
Central also plans to offer $2,573,500 of collateral trust bonds
a
order
The
$995,242
164,700
income
774.
application
in
to issue and sell these bonds.
Proceeds
of
the
financing are to be used to pay off short-term
bank borrowings and to pay for capitalizable
expenditures or to re¬
imburse the company's treasury for funds expended for construction.
was
$777,840
312,817
348,680
*156,011
'
1S53
186,277
$660,684
39,125
670.
p.
New York Telephone
of
stock
The
The
authorizing this
ry.
possible that about
properties of the Boston &
804,
it
from
—V.
1954
41 102
*147,508
,
1956
from
asks for authority
to issui $4,984,000 of collateral
trust
exchange for 49,840 shares of outstanding Peoria & Eastern
that it does not hold.
The exchange would be on
bonds
The
1956.-
from
Gross
o.fexeU
$1,094,923
428,465
1956
p.
an
notes,
Narragansett Electric Co.—Bids March 20
March
shares
and
share for each
Ry. $100 par stock
1956—2 Mos.—1955
and 888.
773
183,
New York,
posed
000
$11,646,210 $10,734,847 $22,541,580 $21,393,654
pp.
834,976
basis
ntw
1953
$528,280
*43,223
January—
—V.
Tne stockholders
Co.—February Sales Increased—
Sales
183,
of
1955
railway
$808,903.
railway; 449,084
approval
—V.
Lsue
an
1954
$488,091
135,457
income—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
this
by
773.
(G. C.)
preceding year.
Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
183,
In
is
$62,142,076 $52,572,955
-
ry.
of
vote
oper.
The
1233.
p.
the
competitive
a
on
from
tional
the Stites Number Six as an oil discovery well in Washington
Colo., according to an announcement on March 14 by J. E.
Lien
Net
$11,-
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
&
to $46,520,000 of
Monsanto
from
Ry.—Earnings—-
1955
$351,700
*25,557
railway
railway
provides
2,119
County,
Howell,
close of
ratio
with
168,636
137,996
Monsanto Chemical Co.—New Discovery Well—
pleted
compared
774.
New York
$575,913
773.
p.
will
railway
Net from railway..
Net ry. oper. income—
$464,854
$520,698
income
oper.
183,
1955
1956
from
Net
1,
1956
$497,499
from
Net
$30,000,000
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Net
authorized
6
1956
p.
New
family who will remain in the business have
January—
Gross
by
program
Gross
System—Offering Approved—
underwritten
be
oper.
Gross
.
March
on
railway
railway
income
from
Net
company
of
one
Among
merchandises 'its
and
the
at
to
April 18, 1956 on the basis of one
offering will be made or or about
January—
stores
throughout
the
throughout the rest of the
through a wholly-owned subsidiary, International Hosiery Corp.
The Roth
company
operates more than 20 plants throughout the
country,
Electric
from
Net
Gross
the
the five largest hosiery pro¬
the well-known brands it pro¬
duces are "Esquire" men's socks, "Fruit of the Loom" socks for men,
women
and
children, and "Schiaparelli's" ladies hosiery. -It sells to
department
expansion
New York, Ontario & Western
January—
Net
New Orleans
approval
operation
and
expansion.
Inc.
Co.
United
2.7
was
respectively,
1,
January—
ry.
the
its
April 18.
May 29 to consider increasing (subject
to
approval by Securities and Exchange Commission under Publ.c
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935) -the authorized common sh-uvs
from 11,500,000 to 15,000,000 shares.—V. 183, p. 1233.
Net
in
to
stockholders
The
lingerie products.
steps taken by the board are part of a long-range program
designed (a) To meet the. company's problems arising from the drastic
and continued decline in its earnings which has taken
place during
th'i past several
years,
particularly in its hosiery operations:
and
<b) To stabilize the company's earning power and provide opportuni¬
merchandising of the hosiery
Chester
continued
liabilities
current
to
The
that
fact
management-sales
new
The
ducers
of
part
reported
was
1570.
stock
from
for
Britain
New
England
Net
ties
3.0
p.
in
the
to
shareholders
The Beard of Directors also adopted a resolution approving a change
the company's name from
Mojud Co. Inc. to Mocor, Inc.
This
in
1955
directors
The
to
with the Roth organization
sales organization will carry on
and
operations.
in combination with Mojud-trademarked hosiery.
5. A lease of the company's hosiery plant, machinery
H.
182,
common
contract
sales
management
the
to Chester
outstanding
latter
It
Roth & Co.
and
new
of
all
of
company.
Chester H.
which
5,
The offer will
accepted on a
$22 per share.
and shares will be
earnings.
•Deficit—V.
the following corporate action:
of
price
1955
complements New Britain's own line of machines.
working capital at year-end was $11,066,787 and the
New
authorized
a
retirement
the
the
management
under
at
April
of
of
to
company
March 14
on
experienced in the
were
benefit
to
Net
—V.
Name—
by the company to the common stockholders to purchase
such
late
which
711,716 and
ness—Plans Change in
too
the acquisition of Hoern & Dilts, Inc. and the assets of the Hand Tool
Division of the Blackhawk Manufacturing Co.
Hoern & Dilts is recog¬
nized as a leader in the field of multiple spindle finishing machines, a
current
Mojud Co., Inc.—Offers to Purchase Own Common
Shares—Preferred Stock Called—To Sell Hosiery Busi¬
business
new
were
company's machinery divisions would be operating at nighei
levels through the first half of 1956 on the current backlog.
Net
Co., Inc., below.
in
but
the
line
Mocor, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
See Mojud
that
9
said
gas
recent
Cardston,
$8,000,000,
Alberta.
would
The
include
pipeline,
73
miles
estimated
of
20-inch
to
pipe
cost approximately
from the Savanna
Chronicle
TYe Commercial and Financial
10
Creek
Pincher
the
to
area
be available in excess of the volumes heretofore
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines, Ltd.
the
international border, Northern Natural Gas
may
to
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
year
1962 through 1980 will make a mandatory
sufficient to retire annually $475,000 of the
total of about 60% of the debentures before maturity.
Capital for the expansion program will be provided from funds
presently on hand and to be generated through future operations,
supplemented by $15,000,000 to be derived from the public sale of
the debentures.
No additional financing is presently contemplated..
'
to
gas
subsidiary,
wholly-owned
a
made available
at
SEC
feet.
cubic
Gas
•
are:
Wyandotte, • Mich.,
for
chlorite;
expansion of
,
western
Wash,
March
on
cents
'
\
-
" '?'*
'77
,V
Expansion—
V-'-'
•
■*
t
'1956—Month—1955
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
Increase Capital Stock
Panhandle Oil Corp.—Seeks to
Higher—:
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—February Sales
r;
182, p. 113.
•
..
.
.
for Petrofina
183,
per
incident to mining operations.—V.
:
'*
«'*.
expenses
V.
200,000
20
at
is developing a solar salt facility on Great Salt Lake, Utah.
pi 889.
'
'7/vV,'• '■
Company
1 iiled a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par five cents) to be
share, through William R. Steyer, Tacoma,
and Robert A. Bukke, North port, Wash.; .Tne proceeds are for
company
covering
offered
and
place in operation new fluorspar mining and milling facilities in
Kentucky and in cooperation with the Hooker Electrochemical
will
.
Exchange Commission—
and
the production of high-test calcium hypo¬
anhydrous ammonia production at Portland,
added chlorine production facilities at Tacoma, Wash.
,
To further strengthen its raw materials position, the company soon
Wash.—
Bremerton,
Co.,
Mining
Securities
dollar
aerosol
"Isotron"'
of
as part of Pennsalt's growth program
unit at Calvert City, Ky„-for the produc¬
propellants and refrigerants; facilities at
construction
multi-million
a
tion
"Ore.;
Northwest
payment
under
Already
first and
p. 1113.
With
The
properties in Michigan
retail in the Chicago
•
.
183,
Pacific
permit cover 25 years from the Fall of
volume proposed at this time would be 300
application stated that at an annual load
the annual withdrawals would approximate 90 billion
reserves for the 25 years on this basis would be 2.5
90%,
of
See V.
Files
The maximum daily
million feet per day.
The
factor
St.,
Market
245
1988.
-
March 20 receive bids
the purchase from it
refunding mortgage bonds, series Z, due Dec. 1,
up
each
fund
sinking
debentures ^nd a
to 8:30 a.m. (PST) on
San Francisco 6, Calif., for
will
company
of $25,000,000
the
that
asked
Northern
1957.
Electric Co.—Bids March 20—
Pacific Gas &
The
would construct a 26-inch line 1,100 miles to connect with
present system near Minneapolis, Minn.
The line would
extend
through northern Montana and northern North Dakota to
Grand Porks where it would turn southeast to Minneapolis.
In addition to its own markets in the Midwest, Northern said that
two
other companies,
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Co. and People's
Gas Light & Coke Co., have expressed an interest in purchasing sub¬
stantial volumes of Canadian gas from the proposed pipeline.
MichiCo., which
Northern's
gan-Wisconsin has extensive pipelines and retail
and Wisconsin, and People's distributes gas at
through Blyth &
has placed privately,
company
Co., Inc., and Schwabacher & Co., an issue of $10,000,000
4%% promissory notes, due Feb. 1, 1971, it was'an¬
nounced on March 14.
See also V. 183, p. 1234.
the
gas
Co. would sell
Northern Plains Natural Gas
At
the
The
of
and from there 32 miles
area
in
company
.
Creek
f24-inch pipe to the international boundary.
The
application stated that present gas reserve estimates in
-Pincher Creek field indicated that suDStantiai volumes oi surplus
.
.
«.
(1370)
—V.
1956—2 Mos.—1955
<•
$4,218,534
$4,579,556
—
$9,126,229
$2,639,114
163, p. 889.
'•
:
Peoples Loan & Finance Corp., Marietta, Ga.—Notes
This corporation reported net income of $902,053,
or 57 cents per
market area includes Nebraska, Iowa, South
Sold
Privately—The company, it was announced on
common
share in 1955, compared with $959,974, or 60 cents in 1954,
Dakota, Minnesota and parts of North Dakota and Wisconsin.
The
the annual report disclosed on March 13.
,
*
■ 7 y
■
March 9, has sold privately to the Mutual Life Insurance
349 communities served by
Northern are supplied with natural gas
Roger Gilbert, President,- in his letter to stockholders, said net income
Co. of New York a $1,000,000 5% senior note and a
exclusively from the. company's .system- Northern proposes to add 55 // was lower because of increased exploration and development expenses,
new
communities to its system this year. , The present capacity of
the immediate effect of which tends to reduce reported earnings before
$750,000 5V2% subordinated note, both due in 1971.
"y
Northern's system is
1.1 billion cubic feet of gas per day, and its
producing additional income.
y.
Proceeds of the financing will be used to redeem outstanding deben-annual sales total 300 billion cubic feet.—V. 182, p. 2792.
The company participated in drilling 68 wells last year which was
•> tures,
and for other corporate purposes. '7
77?
the highest rate of activity in recent years, Mr. Gilbert said, and the
This corporation, which has been in busin-ss since 1926, is an autoNorthern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
new oil discovered and developed in 1955 more than offset the amount
mobile sales f:nan~e firm, ./It has its main office at Marietta, Ga., and
of oil produced.
7 operates branch offices at Rome, Dalton, and Cartersville, Ga., and at
In addition, 36 test weils by. others were encouraged
1
January—
1956
1955
1954
1953
through farmouts or other forms of assistance*- .<& A ■%*
««."'?• A i; /Lakeland, Fla.—V. 175, p. 424. ., '.7,;. .77 . :• j
.Gross from railway
$14,014,786 $12,840,459 $11,257,628 $13,348,068
Mr.
Gilbert
told shareholders that
all preliminary arrangements
.Net from railway
1,742,819
1,716,463
*937,687
1,784,519
whereby Compagnie Financiere Beige des Petroles (Petrofina) would
Net ry. oper. income...*,
308,723
573,443 *1,769,665
836,152
Peoria & Eastern Ry.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
•
purchase 600,000 shares of authorized but-unissued common stock of
Deficit.—V. 183, p. 774- .;
Panhandle at $11.25 a share had been agreed on and a contract signed
if- See New York Central RR. above.—V. 183, p. 889.
on
March 9, 1956.
Petrofina, a Belgian concern, is. engaged in all
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
phases of the oil business. The sale, subject to stockholder ratification
77
January-—
.
■. ■ '-,■!>'
1956
1955
1954
1953
at the Panhandle annual meeting April 25, will add $6,700,000 in cash
P. E. Foote, President, on March 9 reported consolidated net income
Gross from railway
$361,078
$1,088,101
$832,191
$854,359
with which the company plans to expand all oil activities, Mr. Gilbert
after taxes, for the year ended Dec. 31, 1955 totaled $551,630 repre;37et from railway
i1
*48,204
377,965
21,782
*65,443
said, "with the assistance, cooperation and support of one of the large 7
senting a. 22% gain over the previous year.- Earning a share amounted
Het ry. oper. income
_
*286,201
1 84,313
*177,752
*256,118
international oil enterprises."
-ji.v
7.
V7.-7to $1.17 in 1955 compared to $.96 in 1954 on the basis of the 470,000
•
Shockholders will be requested at the annual meeting to increase the
Deficit.—V. 183, p. 774.
shares now ouistandins.—V.
182, p, 2252.
total authorized capital stock to 10,000,000 shares from the present
2,500,000 of authorized stock.
It is the aim of the management to
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
:;
Piaseckt Helicopter \ Co.
Seeks to Bar Competitors
build up the company by acquiring other properties for cash or stock.
Month of January—
1953
1955
7 From
Board—Change in Name Voted—
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
\ Operating revenues
$18,070,212 $16,420,333 •
■'
:
v
cubic feet.
trillion
principal
Northern's
.
;
;
-
—
,
"
*
,
t
„_
7
Operating
Cther
operating
10,463,541
2,424,9^0
Net
1,310,966
...—
—
1,184,181
Net before Federal taxes
taxes
sales
Net
*
Net
ITet
operating
after
$2,543,623
$2,347,701
2,5j.7,001
income..
charges
2,302,876
—
1954
1955
11,584,962
2,630,661
expenses
taxes—:
income
2'ederal
profit
Number
.;
7.'$0.57
p. 559.
183,
BALANCE SHEET ITEMS,
Cash
Co.—Stock Offering—Men¬
tion was made in our issue of March 12 of the offering to
common stockholders of record March 8 of 298,479 addi¬
tional shares of common stock (par $10) at $34 per share
on the
basis of one new share for each 10 shares held.
& Electric
Oklahoma Gas
•First
due Feb.
Series
Series due
due
Series
due
675,000 shs.
(par $20)
Cumulative, 4.24%
series (par $100).
series (par $100).
Cumulative, 4.44%
'
,
maximum'amount of bonds authorized by
The present
shareholders is $300,000,000.
I
(which class does not include the
stock) is issuable in series and is of the
-yr value of $100 per share. Tne authorized amount of the cumulative
nferred stock is $24,000,000.
i
greed
-|
preferred
cumulative
-<%
preferred stock
cumulative
t The
purchase
to
forth
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
f
the
from
severally
have
below
below, such of the 298,479 shares of common stock as are not
"Their
for
right or the subscription
the subscription
pursuant to
Lynch,
<fc
ner
Pierce,
18.75
l arriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
l
adder,
S. Smithers & Co
Francis I. duPont & Co
Goodbody & Co._
Shuman, Agnew & Co
R. J. Edwards, Inc
7.00
7.00
Peabody & Co..
.
IV-ine,
7.00
__
Curtis
7.09
V.
H. I. Josey & Co.-
1.75
7.00
i
also
1.75
Henry Herrman & Co
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy
0.75
0.75
-
_
Cmith, Barney & Co
"See
183,
Honnold & Co., Inc—i.
.
1234.
p.
Oxford Paper Co.—Sales &
and
Sales
in
est
the
4.75
3.50
3.50
2.00
1.75
LL'
Jackson, &
Webber,
4.75
F.
7.00
3 'uhn, Loeb & Co
Jjehman Brothers
M. Marks & Co
Laurence
Fastman, Dillon & Co—7.00
.
7.00
White, Weld & Co
Fen-
Beane
Earnings Up—
31, 1955
for the year ended Dec.
earnings
company's
according to
history
56-year
were
Hugh J,
the high¬
Cnlsholm,
—V.
It
$56,426,460
increases,
(:sts,
-
of
made
in
pulp
the
3a
rise
in
dollar volume. Total ship¬
263,501 tons from 256,534
to
rose
earlier.
before
ta^es were $7,644,376, as
Helped
against
from the
economies resulting
profit from operations
by
program,
the previous year as
compared with
a
in¬
rise of 4.0%
?ck,
*3
taxes
after
on
group
and
equal to $4.20 per share on the common
for
preference
stock
dividends,
compared
provision
$3.81
or
sale
of
certain
in
share,
per
non-recurring cacital
1 jtal
Stuart
bid of 99.317.
a
on
Inc.
Co.
&
99.1299
bid
for
3Vbs.
tion
908
and
entire
box
Commerce
certificates
of
issue
estimated
seven
to
flat
200
cars;
Stroud
the
in
offering
Co.,,Inc.-.V.
&
are
will be
secured bv
$19,588,965:
cost
cars;
train
passenger
Associated
and
•••
subject
Commission.
certificates
the
of
Interstate
the
of
The
sale
and
passenger
one
797
certificates,
.
,
the following new
70-ton
hopper
auxiliary
train
also
-,'
y
;
to the authoriza¬
are
gain
Canadian
of
1954.
$424,866
softwood
when
added
to
net
income,
Gross
leases
and
resulting from
holdings no longer
brought
profit
after
taxes
to
•
from
Net
ry,
In
on
a
*160,889
♦360,463
rea
with
t ;rms
of
with
Oxford
regard
that
to
agreement
an
is
required
possible
agreement,
prospect
the
a
Nc?/
to
with
the
prospect
workable
qualified
Brunswick
Government
its
mineral
timberlands
deposits.
of
in
Under
New
that
the
mineralogist was employed in
holdings.
Thus far,' no com-
t-3rcial deposits have been found.—V. 183,
p.
775.
on
the
'
*238.815
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.—Stock Sold—The 450,Shares of common stock, which were offered on
(dO
7
at
$14.75
Schwabacher &
per
Co.,
share, by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
quickly sold.
were
filed
12
a
*462,942
Kidder,
Interest
Peabody
rate
and
Co.- -Registers De-
is a leading manufacturer of basic chemicals,
registration statement with the SEC covering
offering of a new
debentures, due April 1, 1981.
proposed
issue
$15,000,000
of
fund
sinking
.
will be principal underwriter of the issue.
offering price of the new debentures will be filed
&
Co.
by* amendment.
.
,
i
1956
1955
$532,663
222,007
$504,155
211,645
$310,655
$292,511
104,848
102,361
Net
Net
of
revenue
proceeds
$55,000,000
Under
over
the
the
next five years.
covering
the
indenture
from railway operations——*
railway operating income—
—V.
182, p. 2134.
Pinon Uranium Co., Inc.—Proposed Agreement—
,
Uranium
Sabre
See
•
issue
below.—V. 183,
Corp.
from
from
ry.
&
p.
7.
West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
" '
January—
Gross
/
,
railway
.
railway——
oper.
183, p.
income.—
1956
$757,379
181,401
102,993
1955
7 $604,514 :
106,054
67,117
1954
$635,152
152,130
104,413
1953
$746,002
174,338
113,983
775.
Plantation Pipe Line
registered
recently,
the
Co.—Registers With SEC—
March 15, announced that the company
with the SEC covering $25,000,000
sinking fund debentures due 1986.
The public offering will be underwritten by a group of investment
firms headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co.
'
The
company
owns and
operates a petroleum products pipe line
transporting gasoline,-, kerosene,
diesel and heating oils extending
from Baton RougeA La.,
to Greensboro, N. C., with lateral lines in
Alabama,
TennesseeV and Georgia. The rapid growth of the terri¬
tory served by the Acompany has made it desirable to expand the
facilities of the pipe\line and it is the company's intention to use
C.
R.
Younts, President,
filed
a
registration
on
statement
30-year
the
proceeds
tional
from
from the sale of the debentures will be added to' the
general funds of the company and will be used by Pennsalt in con¬
nection
with
an
expansion,
development and improvement program
under which Pennsalt contemplates the expenditure of approximately
oNet
narch
January—
operating expenses™
$672,007
*222,633
*516,694
SEC—
which
company,
March
2134.
p.
Northern Ry.—Earnings—
&
operating revenue
Month
has
Salt Manufacturing
Arnprior, Ontario, becomes Vertol Aircraft
Railway
of
Pennsylvania
Piasecki
Railway
Net
183, p. 775.
bentures With
for
•
of
1953
$650,320
$610,672
*193 889
*427,912
income
♦Deficit.—V.
This
basis.
peeled
accordance
to
Piedmont
—V.
1954
of
3 runswick,
455
railway
railway
oper.
"prospects
that
Ltd.—V. 182,
(Canada)
•
a
$4,129,262, or $4.76 per share. Disposal of the Canadian timleases and holdings leaves Oxford owning in fee or holding
long-term lease, 646,000 acres of spruce and fir In Nova Scotia
New
Brunswick, with an estimated usable cut of 3.25 million
nrds
from
Net
after taxes,
t .:der
< ha
Co.
.Pittsburgh
-
1955
1956
$359,694
105,797 shares of
owns
car
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings^—
January—
and
shareholders
9,
wholly owned subsidiary in
cars;
power
Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
p.
1113.
> ' ♦' •.
'
'■*
>i
discuss
-
coaches.
183,
to
.
the
-
Issuance
1 ur/and
j
March 13
on
Halsey,
as
earnings from operations, after United States and
income, amounted to $3,704,376, the highest in
history,
$3,408,192,
A
reeded,
,
14
meetings
this year are the best
./ :
Helicopter Corp. voted to
change the company's name to Vertol Aircraft Corp.
7 7 The name is derived from a combination of the words vertical take¬
off
and
landings.
According to Don R. Berlin, President, the new
name
will better reflect the full range of the company's activities.
which embrace not only helicopters but other new and promising possibilities of obtaining vertical lift,' It also will prevent confusion with
Piasecki Aircraft Corp. r.
-7 , .7 *|
• *
The new name for Piasecki Helicopter Co. of Canada, Ltd.; the firm's
Net
net
"
f
March
3V8%
equipment trust certificates, maturing semi-annually
Oct. 1, 1956 to April 1, 1971, inclusive.
These certifi¬
cates, first installment of an aggregate not exceeding
$14,670,000, were priced to yield from 2.80% to 3.25%,
according to maturity. This issue was awarded to the
equipment
year.
improvement
over
company's
vith
t
to
the
of
however,
on
sales.
the
•
endeavor
part
paper,
and its sub~ldiari?s amounted
with $54,245,104 for 1954.
Price
meet rising labor and materials
compared
operations
plant
(anadian
I
the company
as
an
for
year
a
11.9%
Consolidated
{
in
and
from
tympany's
cased
1955,
previous
Earnings
,329,192
t
for
accounted
ments
tans
net sales of
associates
and
$7,560,000 of Pennsylvania RR. series FF
offered
President.
Consolidated
Hutzler
&
Bros.
Salomon
Offered—
stock offering by that company,
a
March
On
r
Pennsylvania RR.—Equip. Trust Cerificates
board
at
to Mr,
annual
earnings for 1955
in our history."
;/;••_
'7'
997.
p.
impossible
it
Helicopter Corp.
According
$69,736,918 $30,730,743 $144,369,587 $129,409,978
183,
Frank N.
James J.
Piasecki
stock, or about 22.7% of the total.)
Berlin, tne directors have voted to postpone the
date of the
meeting from April 16,1956 to May 10, 1956 so
that the results of the vote on the proposed by-law amendment will be
known before the notice of the annual meeting is mailed.
Mr.
Berlin said
that the company achieved a new high level of
Piasecki
1956--2 M-s —1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
makes
presmoe
wi+h
nection
Sales Increased—
(J. C.) Penney Co.—February
%
%
Ilerrill
of
directors
also
are
of the matters concerning your company's new ideas and pro¬
posals to the military services." Mr. Berlin declared.- He said that at
the request of the board members he wr^e to Messrs. Piasecki, Davis
and Meyers on Jan. 23, 1956 and again on March 1, 1956, pointing out
their position of conflict of interest and requesting their resignation.
No informative,reply has been received, he said.
•'
•
Piasecki Aircraft Corp., according to the prospectus issued in con¬
7
and teletype stations. Halli¬
crafters is also a pioneer and one of the top producers of short wave
receivers
and
transmitters for amateur radio operators, and manu¬
factures
a
complete
line of television receivers and home
radios.
Including the new acquisition, total Penn-Texas sales for 1956 are
expected to reach $150,000,000.—V. 183, p. 1113.
ivilege:
I
They
many
,
subscribed
?
'■
Helicopter Corp.
,
" '
radio
mobile
and
Counsel.
and
Secretary
Davis,
shares
centers
,'7,7
777:.'7"
■-
Among the officers and directors of the new company are
Piasecki, President.; Donald N.t Meyers,. Vice-President; and
wl|t be given for each
• V:4
Present
Hallicrafters
program
includes production,'' research " and
development' of guided missile control, counter measure and radar
equipment, infra-red devices, computer data handling systems, combat
2%?
information
the respective percentages
in
company,
ing on."
On.$iis basis,,one share of Penn-Teaxs
of Hallicrafters.
shares.
contracts Involving the overhaul of H-21
and has presented proposals for development
work to fulfill the same military requirements your company is work¬
components
H-25
and
/
owning 2,753,487 shares, or more than 96.6% of those
voting, approved the purchase while, 91,975 shares voted against it.
The purchase plan cails for the issuance of 332,600 shares of PennTexas common) • stock for delivery
to present owners of Hallicrafters
It has submitted
is competing with it.
your company and in fact
bids for the same government
Stockholders
$10)-lr._2_if;'v 3,581,000 shs.
3,283,262 shs. 7'.
authorized \ under ;the ^indenture is unlimited in ex-i'i'
T~essed amount.
t ie
earlier.
taken
was
if he is at the same
the board of directors
on
business
,
assets and business of the HalliSimilar affirmative action'by the stock¬
111.
Chicago,
Hallicrafters
/
7
serve
officer,
an
same
as
~
the
all
of
purchase
of
Co.
of
12
•;vt
director or employee of another company engaged in
as ours, or if he is engaged in such business on his
own account.
It will establish reasonable standards of conduct for all
directors which are in keep ng with public policy.
A soecial meeting
of shareholders has been called for April 5 to vote on this resolution.
7
Mr.
Berlin reported that Piasecki Aircraft Corp., a new company
established in Jen
j.9-5 "is engaged in tne same firld of endeavor
the
the field of electronics and guided m'ssiles
by this corporation, when its stockholders
into
March
on
the
holders
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
(par value
amount
*The
*
675,000
50,000
75,000
65,000
series (par $100).
stock
C ommon
obtained
crafters
cumulative
Cumulative, 4.20%
entry
substantial
approved
1 Preferred stock:
4%
Corp.—Acquisition Approved—
Penn-Texas
A
was
may
one
no
time
to its common
offer
to
that
.
Authorised
;
—
"
*
for
determined
due June
Series
,
stockholders of record
before April 5 for 189,814
on the basis of one new
each
five shares
held.
The subscription price will be
shortly before the offering is made. See also V. 133, p. 1234.
21,
share
bonds:
1, 1975, 2%%
1, 1979, 3%__
Series
'7.
;"v7:: -V'.1>/'' ,;V
.'-7' 7/.'>'"•
.
proposed by-law, Mr. Eerlin stated, will require that any person
cannot be in a position of conflicting interests.
It - provides
The
elected
Subscribe—
Telephone Co.—Rights to
plans
company
requires."
1956, the right to subscribe cn or
additional shares of common stock (no pan
Outstanding
$35,000,000
10,000,000 shs.
May 1, 1980, 2%17,500,000
March 1, 1982, 3%%
12,000,000
June 1, 1985, 3V4%——.
15,000,000
mortgage
*
7
3,155,315
3,000,000
>'■ <7 '7.
'
meet the
cannot
3,315.815
i—-• 2,910,333
—;
409.
Peninsular
The
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
debt
p.
March
details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
——
———
working capital
—V. 183,
Further
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates.
liabilities
Long-term
This
27.
assets
Net
warrants will expire at 4 p.m. (CST) on
offering is underwritten by Merrill
Subscription
March
Current
Current
deeply interested in a competing company; and therefore
standards of loyalty to your company which the law
are
-
$1,459,481' $1,115,127
4,590,877
4,385 608
- 1,275,062
1.2"0 293
competitors
President,
and
on
directors
DECEMBER 31
—
by
of
March 8.
7
In a letter to shareholders, Mr. Berlin said that "nine of your direc¬
tors are ,of the opinion that this step is vital because the other three
reported
*
—V.
adoption of an
to shareholders the
the by-laws to "prevent representation
directors," Don R. Berlin, Chairman
to
board
the
on
959,974
1,592,970
$0.60
902,053
1,592,970
y;
—
share—i
common
per
—
shares—-^--———
common
Earned
—
directors have recommended
The
amendment
$12,680,789 $12,848,151
902,053 , y 1,009,974
—
327
of
the
jsale
to
of
the
debentures
inch
pipe
line
Helena,
Ala.,
near
miles^ of,/18
Batoiv Ftouge
to construct an
parallel
to
its
present
addi¬
lines
Birmingham.
Thq/CbrrTpany's stock is wholly owned by three major oil companies,
namely. Standard Oil Co. (N.'J.), Standard Oil Co. (Kentucky) and
Shell
Oil Co.,
who own
48.83%,
27.13%
and 24.04%, respectively.
Plantation Pipe Line Co. operates as a common carrier and in addi¬
tion Vto
transporting products for its three stockholder shippers it
at present transports products for 13 other companies.—V. 176, p. 147.
Volume
183
Pomona
This
Number 5517
Tile
company
substantially,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Manufacturing Co.—Plans
March 9
on
despite
"slight
a
Expansion—
Sabre Uranium
to increase production
anticipated in 1956 home con¬
dip"
struction.
A
.
Drew
Schroeder, Presideat,
announced the company would double
production at the Arkansas City, Kan., plant through expansion
its
of
production
nical
facilities
production
pected
including
improvements
the
is
Pomona,
increase production "markedly."
also plans in April to open its new $200,000 admin¬
building addition at 629 N. La Brea, Los Angeles, Calif.
182, p. 2360.
several
next
entitled
The
to
Pinon
Instruments, Inc.,
SEC
corporation
covering
Feb.
on
filed
23
pany.—V.
182,
shares
letter
a
notification
of
of
with
".?;n
Net
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
*
1954
$9,938,793
$11,550,206
2,210,788
2,224,214
2,737,628
1,107,351
1,139,197
1,194,684
1,317,304
1953
Net
profit
ended
after
Jan.
6hares
31,
Consolidated
the
amounted
This
sales
net
for
Stores
last
13
adjusted
reflect
to
the
period
596,601
Provision
13
for
months
Federal
ended
income
Jan.
31,
182, p. 959.
"
-
effected
in
were $23,370,797.
amounted to $1,335,782
with
compared
$985,093
"
'
'
near
is controlled, by
eompany
stock
A
'
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1955,
railway
railway—
income
oper.
183,
285,995
328,267
1
January—
Net
from
railway
railway:
from
Net
ry.
the
for
January—}
from
Gross
calendar
in
\
*
1955
1954
$2,287,514
727,963
$2,342,150
738,295
•
823.237
income
oper.
1956
.
$2,360,043
; ; 278,571
; ;
Net
:
from
ry.
:
-1.;
.
183, p.
1953
<
income
183,
998.
p.
"
_
266,411
1953,
130,175
The
Airlines, Inc.—To
Civil
poration,
Aeronautics
Board
1,592,226
829,652
March
January—:
from railway
.
340,986
authorized
12
Net
-
The
grant is effective
corporation
cor¬
from
ry.
Nov.
mail
22,
carrier.
$9,959,935 $10,776,697
1,968,294
2,583,794
737,681
1,199,671
May
for
11,
one
:/■*
year.
1955,
It
certificated
the
won
veteran
Pending
before
cents-per-mile
York
the
City,
Petersburg,
CAB
passenger
Philadelphia,
as
$363,045
83,285
3,488
income-
of
Southwestern
January—
Net
Net
1955
-———
_
_______
$5,594,215
3,453,077
$4,661,668
3,051,244
Fla.—V.
Tampa,
182,
if
from
revenue
railway) operations..
St.
Riegel Paper Corp.—Debentures Sold—The $6,000,000
of 3%% sinking fund debentures due 1981, which were
183,
—
of
y^v'f
889..
p.
•
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
13,812
*80,855
railway™
income
oper.
183,
776.
p.
1954
$277,314
*11,444
*96,604
1955
$294,305
13,750
*73,914
1956
$311,393
A stock
:
Co., also
of Detroit, on March 13 offered
150,000 shares of cumulative convertible class
(par $1) at $2
share.
per
vidual
The
net
proceeds are to
be used to build a new plant and for
working capital. ;-.../
The company's office is located at 654 Mt. Elliott Ave., Detroit, Mich.
—V. 183, p. 1235.
at $1.75 per
corporate
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
•
1956—Month—1955
$1,535,050
______
—V.
183,
998.
p.
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Month
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$1,292,264
:
"
•"
The
March
share
plans to offer to its
the right to subscribe
company
21,
3956,
additional
shares
for
Steel Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
Electric
each
of
shares
10
stockholders
common
before
or
on
April 4
of
record
for
held.
termined
shortly before the offering is made.
offering is contingent upon approval of
annual
meeting on March
21 and, effective
Securities
of
Act
1933.
See
also
V. 1183,
.
Royal Oil & Gas Co.
Securities
Co.
&
Co., both of Denver,
Colo., on March 5 publicly offered as a speculation an
issue of 5,978,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
at five cents
wells,
See
McCulloch
acquisition
the request
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
basis
of
*Does
not
include
1,000,000 shares reserved pursuant
of warrants which may be
BUSINESS—The
1956.
Its
Denver,
principal
office
to
the exercise
incorporated
was
oil
and
is
located
at
534
gas
company
Neb.
6,160
The
constitute
The
term
has
a
three
acquired
acres,
lessors
of five
solid
more
in
lease
each
block
leases,
years
of
each
"and as
by assignment three oil and gas leases
less, of fee land in McPherson County,
or
are
identical.
dated June
15,
long thereafter
The
leased
land
1953,
oil
as
are
or
by.the lessee."—V.
for
gas,
a
or
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
^
183, p.
$432,379
$388,142
$361,575
Feb. 23/5(3
7,'56
at
Feb.
appraised
in
U.
Nov. 30/55
Feb. 28/55
&
$10.08
$34.77
the end of the Fund's third quarter,
$52,102,079
in
Canadian
dollars, or
dollars.—V. 182, p. 656.
29,
48,262
18,276
Scudder,
—Asset
of
Stevens &
Value
Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.
Continues to
21,021
p.
4,136
*29,371
*25,304
776.
Total
net
Corp.
1956
assets
asset
182,
value
p.
per
1955
$12,022,253
...
outstanding
Net
—V.
—
share
$9,106,763
515,054
$23.34
425,079
$21.42
1380.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
1956
As of March 6—
Total
net
182,
value
p.
per
1955
$56,211,832 $50,872,366
assets..
1,520,252
$36.98
outstanding
asset
the
on
sale
ments
share
1,436,589
$35.41
its
in
Records—
during 1955, in¬
record-breaking net
records
new
history
and
a
•
net
income
taxes
after
shares
27,533,076
Gulf
in
Cash
Offered—Foster-Mann,
March 8 publicly offered 283,750
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share
Inc., New York City,
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation
of class
on
stock
bid of best-efforts basis.
PROCEEDS—The
of
A
to be used to purchase Inventories
drugs, for working capital and general corporate purposes.
net proceeds
are
Coast
;
$125,532,000,
was
at
outstanding
the
end
$4.56
or
of
the
a
year.
a
non-recurring profit of $6,115,000 from
assets was $119,417,000, which is
marketing
senting
offshore
an
Dividends
(net
V
.
/
'.'//'/•"
:
income
including
were
the
maintained
share,
at
the
and payments for
$51,525,000 in 1954.
With
' ;,
acreage.
plus write-offs
and amortization)
of
non-recurring profit of $6,115,000, repre¬
increase of $38,207,000, or 14% over 1954.
income
the
year
above
Corporate assets continued
of
$1,206,962,000.
quarterly rate of 50
aggregated $55,066,000,
the
billion
dollar
cents
per
compared
mark
with
a
total
Capital expenditures
Responsible for
1954.
the
to
increase
at
of
Corp.
amounted
Anacortes, Wash., and
synthetic rubber facilities
refinery
Included
In
of
leases
and
oil
and
gas
$271,347,000 or $34,407,000 above
were the
completion of a new
the purchase by Shell Chemical
at Torrance, Calif.
capital expenditures is $153,699,000 covering acquisition
exploratory and development drilling for new crude
reserves.
•
capital—the amount by which current assets exceed
$231,255,000 as of Dec. 31.
This was an
$52,675,000 over the end of 1954.
Cash and government
working
current
liabilities—totaled
of
after
funding
the
year's
Federal
tax
$96,0.4.000, as compared with $56,714,000 at the
year,
The company borrowed $75,000,000 in February
provision were
beginning of the
1955.
Aggressive search for new oil. reserves, coupled with intensive de¬
velopment
of
previousily
discovered
fields, resulted in improving
the company's underground reserves of crude oil.
Of 207 exploratory
wells drilled during the year, 52 obtained oil or gas.
This compares
with 211 and 51 during 1954.
The number of deevlopment wells com¬
during the year was 692. This includes 631 oil and gas pro¬
wells and 61 unsuccessful wells.
The 1954 figures were 785
720 were producers.
Shell Chemical Corp. had the best year in its history.
The largest
pleted
ducing
total
..
wells of which
percentages
1380.
Seaboard Drug Co., Inc.—Stock
shares
below.
reported
15
revenue
"Shellane"
of
$314,561,000,
and
on a
Sabre Uranium
March
on
Burns, President, said that sales of the company's prodother revenues amounted to $1,484,069,000, or 13%
higher
1954.
:
.'/ "
increase
Rise—
As of March 6—
17,358
income
with the purchase
the "public offering
is not in our
small,
slightly less than in 1954. This was due to an increase in operating
costs and a sharp rise in depreciation and amortization charges resuiting from the substantial additions to plant completed during the
year,
greater drilling activity and amortization of the large invest¬
1956,
value
S.
$41.71
$42.69
dollars)
S.
$52,134,658
$444,853
75,617
railway
183,
in
1235.
1953
Sabre-Pinon Uranium
8ee
;
principal amount of debentures for each eight shares of
held.
The
subscription price and terms of the new
are
to be determined shortly before the offering is made.
assets
an
Net
1955
railway
oper.
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
Mar.
—V.
1956
•Deficit.—V.
of
V.
U.
Net
had
primary
either of
183, p. 711.
be
This compares with a net income of $121,127,000 for 1954.
'
premises
RR.—Earnings—
January—
from
I
1118.
p.
plans to offer to its common stockholders of record
the right to subscribe on or before April 3 for
new convertible debentures due March 1,
1971 on the
As of—
Shares
Gross
182,
Net asset value per share
acreage.
them, is produced from said
Rutland
above.—V.
Corp.
Scudder Fund of Canada Ltd.—Asset Value Up—-
Shares
The
that
M.
securities
is the exploration, testing and develop¬
properties.
The company is in the exploratory
fact
may
of
for modificatiaon and rescission of the denial order.
highest
Consolidated
share
stock
also
See
company
stage.
covering
than
,
1956,
debentures
in
Cclo.
of
S.
Net'
Colorado on Jan. 13,
Commonwealth Building,
in connection
the
involved
amount
"
and
received by the underwriters.
company
The business of the
ment
Outstanding
*5,998,000 shs.
20,000,000 shs.
securi¬
or
Oil Co.—Hits New High
the
ucts
$100
common
(in
(par one cent)__.__.
such
to
182, p. 860.
company
/ H.
/
company
20,
$98,685,100
are
Authorized
stock
Common
Motors
Scott Paper
to be used to pay costs of drilling
properties, working capital, etc.
®
CAPITALIZATION
respect
"The inclusion in Regulation A
an
exemption with respect to
designated associates or re¬
or
enjoined within five years
of
the notification
irrespective
the
or
denial
if such issuer
been convicted
The net income exclusive of
;
share.
a
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
have
liling of
securities,
also V.
the
The
(Colo.)—Stock Offered—Colum¬
Carroll
and
with
Act
the
the
for
issuer
income.
$101,383
51,411
Scott-Atwater Manufacturing Co.—Merger—
March
bia
railway
of
,
the stockholders at the
registration under the
998.
p.
1955
$292,112
190,729
69,670
(par $10) on the basis of one new
The subscription price is to be de¬
The
from
revenue
the
of
the
the Commission stated,
limited
cluding
$120,081
58,273
—
...—
exempted"
in
reason
any
tne
Shell
•
1956
$326,257
206,176
operations—.
Net railway operating income...
)
—V. 174, p. 1761.
i.-/•/ •">/
stock
common
__)
by
of
of
denied
.
Net
Rotary
v;'
provides that the Com¬
subject to such terms
to "add any class of
under 8eclion 3 (a) of the Act,
and general
Ry.—Earnings—
.-vv
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
$2,373,778
$2,781,774
of January—
securities
enforcement
necessary
companies
be
See
share.
Savannah & Atlanta
which
Act
opinion arbitrary.
We think it clear that provisions such as these
implement the objective of the Acts designed by the Congress for the
protection of investors.
They are comparable for example to Section
15 (d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Section 203 (d) of
the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 which require this Commission,
if we find it to be in the public interest, to deny or revoke registrations
as a broker-dealer and as
an investment adviser,
respectively, because
of a conviction within the past ten years of a felony or misdemeanor
or an injunction in connection with the purchase or sale of a security."
Accordingly, the Commission concluded that "no Regulation A ex¬
emption is or should be available for Searchlight's securities" and
1953
$335,108
22,769
*59,851
Walpole, N. H.—Stock
Concord, N. H., on
of common stock (par $1)
proceeds are to be used for working capital
purposes.—V. 183, p. 711.^'./!''"-:::///./
net
The
the
the
of
rules and regulations,
prescribed therein,
be
may
providing
sale
or
This
Rise's 5, 16 & 25-Cent
the in¬
of
issuer."
rules
prior to
Plastics, Inc., North
Saratoga
as
that
investors
lated
*
Feb. 13 offered 100,000 shares
to
"not
securities
Offered—First New Hampshire Corp.,
•
3 (b)
promulgate
Furthermore,
(J. C.) Robinson Co., Detroit, Mich.—Stock Offered—
publicly
terms
.•
Section
finds
is
of
San Antonio, Uvalde $ Gulf RR.—Earnings—
January—
♦Deficit.—V.
Fisher
it
may
publicly offered on March 7 at 100% and accrued interest
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates, were quickly
sold.
See details in V. 183, p. 1235,
D. B.
the
violated
having
for
contempt
public interest and for the protection
small amount involved or the limited
character of the public offering."
Section 3 (b), the Commission ob¬
served, "does not in our opinion give this Commission authority to
grant a special exemption to a particular security issue of an indi-
$1,610,422
631,916
$2,141,138
920,379
•
2793.
p.
to
may
securities
Sold—The 280,000
shares of common stock, which were publicly offered
on March 5 by A. G. Edwards & Sons and associates at
$6.10 per share, were quickly sold.
See details in
V. 183, p. 1235. v
•
application to operate a threeMiami and Boston, serving
Beach,
that
conditions
and
St. Louis Steel Casting, Inc.—Stock
between
Orlando and West Palm
District Court for the District of Nevada, from
the registration requirements of the Securities
or
pointed
1956
V :,
railway operating income.™;
—v.
.
Washington,- Jacksonville,
of
the public interest."
The Commission also rejected
provisions of Regulation A which authorize temporary /
in
necessary
ties
scheduled
its existing
v
S.
that Mr. Mills: v.as iound guilty by that Court on Oct. 7,
(2)
"should be rescinded on the ground that that rule is not authorized
by Sections 3 (b) or 19 (a) of the Act, is arbitrary, and represents an
exercise of legislative power in conaavention of Section 1 and Sec¬
tion
8, Clause 18, of Article 1 of the Constitution of the
United
States." (These provisions of Regulation A have not heretofore been
challenged.)
/.
1953
$396,309
V 98,469
21,969
Ry.—Earningsi
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
a
of
U.
violations
mission
'
extension
mid-West.
Riddle's
is
service
line
cargo
significant
a
promoter
suspension of an exemption because of the existence of an
injunction or conviction involving the purchase or sale of securities,
Ry.—Earnings—
1955,
;
1954
$389,371
$359,301
130,520
84,705
42,857
24,025
■; '-v'-V'w
.
776.
p.
Louis
St.
was
subsequently
the
by
and
not
and
Eastern seaboard routes into the
New
:: 1956
.
.
railway..;
oper.
183,
Month
granted CAB permission last May to fly nononly last month (February) Riddle became the
first scheduled all-cargo carrier to contract with Railway Express to
carry
air express shipments.
It won this right when the CAB, on
priority
decision
its
denying the request to modify and rescind the denial order, the
Commission rejected contentions of Searchlight and Mr. Mills that the
proposed offering of Searchlight stock must be exempted from regis¬
tration because "enforcement of the Act with respect to that stock is
1953
now
The
mail.
Exchange Commission on
denying a request of
and
a
Holding that these arguments are of "no substance," the Commission
this
providing all-ccrgo service from New York, N. Y., to
Eastern seaboard and mid-West
terminals to carry priority
major
560.
the
contentions
Carry Priority Mail—
on
the class A stock.—V. 123
for
further
-
Gross
—v.
Riddle
of
Mills,
1954, of criminal
junction.
1954
,
$9,249,719
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
.
'
778.
for share,
1955, and covered 500,000 shares of its 10c par stock to be
public sale at par." In Us order of Aug. 8, 1955, temporarily
exemption, the Commission alleged (1) that Mr. Mills
and
Searchlight Consolidated Mining & Milling Co., an affiliate ■ of
Searchlight, are permanently enjoined by a decree..entered June 30,
Earnings—
1955
1956
$9,626,374
1,596,075
785,336
railway,.
railway
oper,
Net
—V.
250,000 shs.
20,
denying
/, denial
$2,602,284
1,000,496
:262,039
225,712
360,750 shs.
stock, share
A
In
•
—V.
Gross
C.
offered
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
-
into class
convertible
is
Outstanding *
March 8 announced
this corporation and
and President, that the Commission
modify and rescind a prior order which temporarily denied an exemp¬
tion' from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 for a public
offering of stock by Searchlight. V •
Nothication of
the proposed offering was filed by Searchlight on
Securities
iosuance
Homer
Act;
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.
—
Searchlight Uranium Corp.—Request Denied—
776.
p.
FINANCING
4,500,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
of
rate
The
the
1953
>
$1,427,230
1954
$1,497,597
.383,233
239,244
class B stock
share have been paid on
Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
1956
~'l
1955
$1,587,967
$1,543,985
444,652 - »
414,805
/
PRESENT
TO
50,000 shares a year, commencing Feb. 1, 1957; how¬
all shares are convertible as soon as dividends aggregating $1 per
July
January—
stock
the
ever,
expected
Ltd.,
is
(par 10 cents)
at
of Swiss cement manufac¬
group
a
St. Louis, Brownsville &
Net
1954.—V.
class
EFFECT
GIVING
(par 10 cents )..^___.—
The
operates a 1,500,000-bariel annual capacity plant at
Quebec, and has under construction a 3,000,000-barrel
company
The
1954
taxes
1956,
split
of
by mail order directly to consumers.
Class B
Z'"''"-v .'''V.
shares
220,000
of
and
Authorized
Co., Ltd.—Plans Financing-^
Cement
sell
and
license
sell,
Class A stock
$27,625,994,
•
stock
776.; V'■■
p.
to
CAPITALIZATION
turers.
/-»■) /•'
totaled
/ $176,558
*3,536
\ *34,241
1953
$423,743
241,188
201,850
the business
mail order
by
also
1954
$184,051
7,821
*24,416
1955
plant at Clarkson, Que.:
The proceeds will be used together with funds from a planned issue
of $3,500,000 of
5V2%
debentures,
to defray In part the estimated
$27,000,000 cost of the Clarkson plant.
its
two-for-on?
Consolidatejd net sales for calendar
v.
183,
offering
Villeneuve,
months
V-Vv.
operations from a calendar
year to a fiscal year basis, ending on Jan. 31. Due to the seasonal
nature of the company's business, the report explained, the month of
January usually results in an operating loss, which, in January of 1956,
amounted to approximately $30,000.
"•*' //'.:
The corporation reported
net income
after taxes of $922,256 for
calendar 1954, equal to $1.54 per share on the 596,601 common shares
as
income
oper.
The
/:/;//:/• v:r1"
.
changed
year
with
Sabre-Pinon
'
*'■ c. f
r
on
to
13-month
the
'
$1,344,015 for the
$2.25 per share
to
equal
was
.;
preliminary report revealed.
Reliable
;
taxes
1956.
outstanding.'-
>
..
..
company
as
shortly through
a
group
headed by Royal Securities Corp.,
Montreal, Canada. Tne price is expected to be $17 a share.
183, p. 775.
Reliable Stores Corp.—Earnings Up 46%—
•h
-
income...
ry.
Deficit.—V.
Public
1955
59,404,236
1956
oper.
will be known
8.
183, p.
$144,853
> :
*61,989
/
*86,709
._
St. Lawrence
from
from
k
.
of Sabre
merger
a
company
1956
railway
railway
from
Net
i.
railway
$11,448,417
railways—™
2,560,430
January—
Gross
See also V.
from
Gross
Reading Co.—Earnings—
f
1
In
result
new
January—
the
stock
common
1342.
p.
meeting.
The
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
(par 50 cents) to be
offered at $2 per share, through Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Los Angeles,
Calif., for the account of Leslie M. Norman, President of the com¬
22,222
with
Angeles,
Los
Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
of marketing proprietary drug prepara¬
through drug stores. The company owns the
distribute by any medium the following
four drug preparations:
MERICIN, CALONO, AVATROL and HOMATRONE.
Its business will consist of labeling the merchandise, packag¬
ing it for shipment and conducting nationwide marketing and adver¬
tising campaigns.
Since it will procure manufacture of the prepara¬
tions
by established laboratories, it is able to eliminate the costly
investment required to set up manufacturing facilities. »At the same
time, it preserves greater flexibility by being able to exploit a variety
of drug preparations unlimited by the capabilities of any one
plant.
Seaboard intends to sell to wholesale drug distributors, who will, in
turn, distribute to retail stores for over-the-counter sales.
It will
in
engaged
rights
corporation
would
is
tions
uranium
a
this
at
Co.
Corp.
it
the additional financing necessary
processing mill near Grants, N. M.,
of capable management over the
Stockholders of record on March 9, 1956, will be
of
action
Uranium
Uranium
Radiation
Its
stockholders
the purpose
the
Sabre
years.
vote
above
of
corporation
the
assure
to
Precision
the
construction
to
company
The
—V.
the
and
istrative
meeting
furnish
to
for
and stated that tech¬
Calif., plant were ex¬
kilns,
added
at
special
11
BUSINESS—Company was organized in Delaware on Jan. 5, 1956.
principal offices are at 21 West 45th St., New York, N. Y., where
Corp.—Proposed Merger, etc.—
of this corporation will be
held on April 17, 1956, for
of voting upon a series of
transactions between the Sabre corporation, Pinon Uranium Co., Inc.,
and The American Metal Co., Ltd.
The purpose of these transactions
plans
announced
(1371)
of
increase
dollar-wise
over
1954 were in sales of resina
plastics and agricultural chemicals.—V.
Shenandoah
Gas
183, p. 711.
Co., Winchester,
Va.—Stock Sold—.
Va., on March 5
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc., Lynchburg,
publicly offered 3,430 shares of common stock
at $6.75 per share.
It was quickly completed.
The net
proceeds
are
to
go
to a selling
(par $1)
stockholder.—V. 183, p. 1238,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'
Sheraton Corp. of
Feriod End. Jan. 31—
Earns,
operationsdepreciation-
from
for
Prov
Prov!
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
.
taxes—I
inc
for
Net
earnings
Profs,
fr.
& real
(net)
secur.
trans,
estate
861,253
163,294
1,323,245
profs.
$1,742,003
$781,060
$4,715,154
$7,805,091
Net
ry.
—V.
shares
3,705,633
on
then
p.
1953
1954
$2,079,082
351,986
$2,418,172
770,686
149,594
328,554
-465,429
.
$10,413,630,
182, p.
Inc. above.—V,
See Clinton Foods,
;
■j i:
' '
31,- 1936.
Jan.
of
v
1
..
transactions for the *ineperiod were equivalent to 36 cents per share this year as against
per share last year.—V.
183, p. 1236.
., ;estate
real
and
securities
from
Profits
$1.30
J.—Registers With SEC—
Shulton, Inc., Clifton, N.
t
on
company
„
uranium
Lime
minimum."
Feb.
publicly
offered
2
drilling
costs,
this
10c par
7,500,000
listing
;
June
incorporated
cuiupanv.
natural
gas
1955,
May
In
in
engaged
Is
exploration in Cuba and on the island shelf
of the Southern coast.
In December 1955 the
oil and
extending
company
purchased all of the capital stock of eight Cuban companies repre¬
sented by Caribbean Petroleum Associates, Inc. The company acquired
rights to explore for oil and
gas on aporoximatelv 2.569.840 acres
off
portion
a
received
and
5,22? 498
approximately
offshore.—V, 182,
option to acquire similar rights to cover
an
in
acres
Cuba,
which
of
55%
about
are
The
SEC
at
was
01
corporation
March
on
filed
12
the
letter of notification with
a
per
ceeds
are
purposes.
?
■
6,473
*60,487
from
Net
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
777.
183, p.
This
announced
company
acts
which
as
March 8 a "built-in"
drives to increase
on
motorist
the
requirements
octane
Jess
Knowles, Vice-President in
tion
has
The
filed.
been
terminal
solvent
gum
*
known
be
points,
added,
"This
<
neutralizing
additive,
new
but
is
„
...
■
<'
is not Just
hydrocarbon
an
Net
At
stockholders of record Feb. 21,
basis.
1956
$28.50 per
at
share
over-subscription privilege was contained
scription warrants expired March 8, 1956.
No
from
Proceeds
a
of
part
the
the
sale
of
company's
the
1956
$500,000 balance of temporary
common
stock
construction
will
be
usad
p.
to
to
and
of
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income
p.
3,593,807
Southern
Ilet
from
company
covering
2«et
net
asset
•
1S54
The
company
also
7,234,088
5,162,230
7,725 614
3,469,031
3,334,335
2,430,637
3,185,286
Feb
p.
29/56
$1,335,420
$12.57
a
record
410.
high in
*
of
,
Feb. 28,'55
$11.57
share
reported
(&
—V.
sales
1956—Month—1955
$7,500,435
183, p. 930.
a
director
to
the
number
of
stock-
■
,
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$7,453,004 $13,607,954
$13,188 200
general
(par
j...
•
plans
corporate
V
.
purposes
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING V
urer,
•
of
stock
record
1115.
183, p.
recently
also
tary,
formerly Executive Vice-President and Treas¬
elected President; to succeed the late Ellery W.
Tennessee Central
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
183,
p.
Months
Operating
1954
$389,o52
90,608
$485,345
^39,879
25,730
25,535
68,834
Mich.—Registers With
on
the
March
Transmission Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.-—
Ended Dec.
►
5,
basis
1956.
of
one
The
unit
-or
each
subscription
to
maturities)
100
price
common
is
*
the
net
company
proceeds
proposes
of
to
the
apply
financing
Texas
This
to
*$2.11
Gas
$1.70
non-recurring in 1955.—V. 183, p.
Transmission
713.
Corp.—Expansion—
corporation announced on March 12
that it had filed an appli-
Commission for authority to construct
$6,233,000 in additional facilities in 1956 to meet revised estimates of
customers' requirements for the 1957-58 heating season. Already under¬
way this year is a $20,000,000 expansion program based on previous
shares
to be $418.75
with
the Federal
Power
cstim&tcs
Included
six
in
compressor
the
are additions of 12.320 horsepower at
approximately 40 miles of various dimen¬
application
stations and
parallel lines.
Compressor engines would be added at company stations as
Pineville, La„ two 1,500 horsepower engines; Bastrop, La„ one
sion
of
$316,666
—
469,533,065 412,948,411
—
Including 14 cents per share
cation
•
the
approximately $1,580,000,
payment due on the
purchase price of certain assets acquired frcm Reynolds Spring Co.
$70,00? for the erection of expanded warehouse farilici^s in Adrian;
$100,000 for mpchinery and equipment in the company's new plant
being constructed in Vincennes, Ind.; and the balance of approximately
the
C
$12.50 commission
stock
163,264,701 150,076,715
| 16,793,525 12,986,145
14,308,220 10,220,209
6,785,974
6,013,023
stock
—.—
capitalization—Dec. 31 (including current
Total
with
$
$
outstanding—
shares
1954
1955
31—
revenues
Earnings per share of common
plastisols and electronic products.
a
1955
income.
Common
1953
$386,026
91,014
inccme
713.
Texas Eastern
12
Ry.—Earnings—
57,732
railway
from
and H. A. Ri.ey, Secre¬
2551.
1956
$431,842
133,585
railway
from
Gross
Net
in charge of purchasing and
became Executive Vice-President,
elected Treasurer.—V. 174, p.
was
January—
Net
i
with
-
President Elected—
who died on Jan. 15, 195S.
A. Griswold, formerly Vice-President
E.
The proceeds are to be used
to
the products of the company and
<
unit,
9,000 shs.
3,500 shs.
^:
was
Casey,
F.
was
production,
-
50 cents) to be sold in units consisting
one share of common stock at $8.50
statement
$80,000
$200,000
15,000 shs.
Mann,
Mentone, Calif.—Files—
registration
Outstanding
Authorized
A
Thomas
/
and
a
approximately 90% of the
to expand
additional
remaining
in order of priority as listed.
use
Vv.
-
Tampax, Inc.—New
Exchange Commission—
filed
to
stock (par $10)
and California.—V.
underwriter, Golkin & Co.
The corporation is engaged principally in the manufacture and sale
of automotive cushion spring assemblies for use in trucks, passenger
cars
and buses.
It also manufactures mechanical springs,
vinyl and
per
Subs.)—February Sales Higher-
Period End. Feb. 29—
stock
preferred
corporation
common
held
Of
Spiegel Inc.
elected
the SEC on
March 9, 1956, covering $1,000,000 of 5V2% sinking fund subordinated
debentures
due
1966
(with
warrants
to
purchase
60.000 shares of
common
stock)
and 100,000 shares of 60c cumulative preferred stock
($5 par).
The company proposes to offer these securities for. sale
in units
each
consisting of $250 of debentures
(with warrants at¬
tached for the purchase of 15 common shares at $8 per share)
and
25 shares of preferred stock
The offering is to be made to holders
$23,453 308
$1,626,537
holders.—V. ,133,
Net
of
,
Earnings available for common
1953
$21,581,317 $20,444,262
assets
per
*
filed a letter of notification with the
of preferred stock
(par $4)
and 30,000
20
shares
60,000
common
shares
Feb.
Stubnitz Greene Corp., Adrian,
This
*
value
of
two
on
unit,
without underwriting.
publicize, advertise and promote
for .working capital.
4,513.053
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Assets Increase by 21%—
Total
703,050
11 103 530
1,491,108
1955
of—
.v
low-grade
Struthers Manufacturing Co.,
183, p. 777.
As
703,030
.
per
7,181,8*8
Sl W-Oper- income—
—V.
,
v
The
...
company
organized June 17, 1929 in South
Carolina for the purpose of manufacturing and selling at wholesale
and retail,
pharmaceutical and biological products.
Its address and
principal place of business is 211 Frank St., Greenville, S. C.
The products manufactured by the company include tablets, capsules,
liquids, powders, suspensions, ointments and suppositories. L- Approximately 60%-of its manufactured products consists ef pharmaceutical
specialties and the other 40% consists of the manufacture of formula
product j for other pharmaceutical distributing houses.
Approximately
90% of its specialty products are sold to wholesale druggists and 10%
to dispensing doctors, hospitals and retail distributors.
The products of the company are sold throughout more than 14
states including the Eastern Atlantic states, Midwestern states, Texas
mafiganese ores, of which it has an
estimated minimum of 200,000,000 tons of reserves.—V. 182, p. .1613.
1953
4,748,835
;
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
and
from
to
voting common stock
Class B nonvoting common stock___-
its
directly
ganese
998.
6,405.852
1956
$22,888,942
.
,
completed
company
or
on
sinking fund sub. deb. due 1966
Class
11,343,817/ 10,215,680
$16 21,, •
$14.70
——
the City Products Corp.. .y
y
" y
; 1 •.
subsidiaries, Strategic Materials has interests in some
70 properties comprising approximately 2,400,000 acres of mineral lands.
Development work on these holdings indicates substantial quantities
of nickel, uranium, berium, titanium and iron ore, and has uncovered
showings of copper, coal and zirconium, the announcement said.
In addition, Strategic has under construction and scheduled lor early
completion a prototype plant for economic, production of ferromanCorp.
Through
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
railway
$0.80
Paper Box Co., a Detroit firm manufact^ri
Securities and
from
$0.80
Vice-President of the
director of the Rock Island
Garden
,
777,
January—
Gross
the
of $10,000, on or before March 1, 1364, the
before March 1,-1965,. $15,000 or so much
redeem at maturity any and all debentures
sum
and
necessary
its
Common
Hotels Corp., Mr. Crown also is a
railroad, The Hertz Corp., the West Indies Sugar Corp.» Madison Square
off
2,899,004
be
for
G%
$14,633,836
4,9.8,743
2,906,163
.
per-share——.
Hilton
SEC
1954
the
$15,000,
:
Strategic Materials Corp.—Crown Elected to Board—
finance
railway.— $41,110,139 $37,665,747 $35,666,088 $44,192,743
railway.,—7.607,659
oper.
183,
1955
-
$2.30
Henry Crown, Chicago industrialist, has been
replace the late Ralph S. Damon.
Owner
of the Empire State Building and a
of
1956
.-y
-
Western
its employees up to 1,500
share or book value of
per
at par plus accrued
■; CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Sub¬
pay
of
may
10%
81.45
'
.
1956,
January,
shares
-
1954
$16,774,983
shares
$15
"proceeds to be derived from the sale of the within securities
the market
for its
products through the "employment of
salesmen, increased advertising and other means, and the
$1,017,933
„
common
at
^
—
equity
of
offering to
is
stock
B
aggregate
on
then outstanding.
purchase -of the
g s:t-ip
boxes,
folding
cartons
and
corrugated shipping ^.containers.
It ■-is
anticipated that this newest subsidiary will add an estimated $2,000,000 to the sales of Stone Container in 1956.—V. 183, p. 410j
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
January—
19:5"
;
equity
assets
1-for-ll
a
as
$34,257,874 $25,057,420
3,319,127
2,u9o,90j
*1,711,000 y 1,078,003
—
—
capital
Number
common
offer.
the
program,
bank loans.—V. 183,
on
in
class
at
^
based
inclusive,
1963,
31—
Stockholders'
one-fNG
a
'V' "
/
.
—
—
share—
Stockholders'
managed by Smith, Barney & Co.
to
is
follows,
sum
V-
share
per
assets
Working
93.56% subscription, leaving 5,345 shares,
to be purchased by the underwriting group
The company had offered 83,030 chares of common stock
stockholders of record Fab. 21, 1956 at $28.50 per share on
company
unit,- plus
debentures.
share.
• .
$1,608,127
per
Dec.
Total
a
6.44%
y
<.
taxes—
income
Earnings
special
that in its recent stock offering to common stockholders
the company received subscriptions to 77,685 common
income
C.—
S.
Greenville,
Inc.,
interest and premium
principal amount to be redeemed: 3%
if redeemed before March 1, 1959; 2% if redeemed on or after March
1, 1959 and before March 1,1961; lJ/a%; if redeemed on or after March
1, 1961 and before March 1, 1963; and 1% if redeemed on or after
March 1, 1963 and before March 1, 1964.
"v
Under the
terms
of the sinking fund provision contained
in the
•indenture, the company is required to pay to the trustee on or before
March 1 in each year, commencing March, 1,
1959 through March 1,
$1,211,882 $18,383,505 $17,073,205
—
before
Dividends
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Subscrip¬
tions—A. B. Brown, President, on March 9 announced
or
j 'y'. ' : -''
,
"
close of fiscal year last preceding purchase,
greater.; Book value as of June 30, 1955 was $14.34
,
incloss, Parker & Redpath and Allen & Co., as under¬
writers, announced that the offering of 422,992 shares
of the company's common stock, under rights which
expired March .1.3 was oversubscribed by stockholders
and employees.
See details in V. 183, p. 1115.
or
;* '/
Federal and State income taxes
Airways, Inc.—Offering Oversubscribed—Auch-
shares,
' '
:
sales
Income
In
Slick
■
'
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
injection equipment can
points. He added that all dealers
gasoline available for their cus¬
tomers we'l ahead of the appearance of; the company's
advertising,
wbich is scheduled to commence the week of April 29.—V. 178, p, 1821.
dealers just as rapidly as
be installed at, the various terminal
should have the Keotane formula
Skelly
1953 »
$271,285
4,856 "
*17,804
*54,807. " ^ *75,015
1954
$234,847
*58,704
—„$1,229,623
—
Stone Container
Keotane, will be injected into
refineries and other strategically
gasoline
the
on
of
stock
PROCEEDS—The
formulation
entirely new
formula which has resulted from many years of petro-chemical re¬
search at the company's research laboratories at Pawhuska, Okla.
Mr.
Knowles advised that the new product would be
available at
Knowles
Mr.
another
the
shares
whichever
per
—V,. 183, p. 998.
as
gasoline at company
Skelly Supreme
located
to
charge of
Sales
mileage, de¬
horsepower, according to
marketing. Patent applica¬
-
.
formula,
new
improve
and
Concurrently,
as
1956—Month—1955 ; r-1956—12 Mas.—1955
Period End. Feb. 29—
Skelly Oil Co.—New Gasoline Formula—
formula
interest
accrued
outstanding
Inc.—February Sales Higher—
Sterchi Bros. Stores,
crease
Laboratories,
Rock
additional
<■; ••
■
•
railway———
oper, income
1955
$236,293
1,554
1956
$269,524-
Net
149,500 shares of capital stock (par $ll to be offered
share, through S. D. Fuller & Co., New York. The net pro¬
to be used for working capital and other general corporate
covering
$2
railway
from
Gross
I
share
1/
debenture and five shares of stock at $500 per
v
Ry.—Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid Transit
January—
(Calif.)—Files With SEC—
Sierra Prefabricators, Inc.
-
per
2735.
The debentures are callable
657,
p.
declared
182, p.
offered
publicly
$80,000 of 6%
sinking fund subordinated
debentures, due Feb. 28, 1966, and 1,000 shares of class B
non-voting common stock (par $10) in units of a $400
11 South
at
located
is
office
The
1955.
25,
business
309,658
192,658
$0.19
$0.50
taxes
Edgar M. Norris of the same city on March 1
organized as a Utah corporation on
the corporation and principal place of
Main Street, Tooele, Utah.
Tne corporation owns, free from overriding royalties, 93 claims, and
has a contract for the purchase of 27 additional claims.
These include
the Bonneville -claims
located in Tooele County, Utah; the Bromley
Creek group of claims in the La Sal Mountain Area, San Juan County,
Utah; the Fletcher group of claims in the Cisco Area, Grand County,
Utah; the East Coyote Wash properties in San Juan County, Utah;
and the "C" gioup of claims in the Hell Roaring Canyon Area, Grand
County, Utah.—V, 182, p. 960.
:""V\
BUSINESS—Corporation
March
shares of
common
company,
The
,
original
for
—V.
1954
"
$9,624,540
1,640,775
915,775
$0.90
$0.50
share
per
Dividends
14,688,500 shs,
1955
$15,368,529
taxes
after
Earnings
Outstanding
15,000,000 shs,
two cents)
(par
.
,
31—
Dec.
before
Table
Authorized
stqck
v
.
sales
Earnings
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Ended
Year
Net
proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration
acquire additional properties, purchase equip¬
capital.
r
to
had
leading
a
Symington-Gould Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Net
for working
and
company's
acquired
the
it
Inc.,
$300,000.—V. 183, pp. 777 and 930.
net
PROCEED3—The
ment
Stock Exchange on
the American
Governors of
of
Board
Co.—Listing—
& Exploration
Siboney Development
approved
lands near Grants, "N. M., Swana
controlling interest in Doeskin
manufacturer and distributor of cleansing
tissues and other household paper praducts.,,.v
;
i
»/.
,
Robert F. Six, Continental Airlines President and Chairman of SwanFinch, said the Olean grain terminal would be continued by a wholly
owned subsidiary, the C. J. Simp.on Grain Co,, Inc. He estimated that
annual revenue from the terminal would run in the neighborhood of
per
and
weeks
Several
properties.
on
disclosed
Products,
a
of- common
13,000,000 shares
share).
I
extensive uranium and
ago,;, following animportant commercial body of uranium ore had'
that an
discovered
been
Finch
speculation an issue of
stock at par (two cents
as
Commodity,
"
stock.
Swan-Finch
producing
gas.
nouncement
;
C.
of
-
„
government's
the
to
to store surplus crops, formerly operated
as a
J, Simpson Drilling Co.- It was purchased outright
past year, Swan-Finch has taken over
the
natural
Development Corp. (Utah)—Stock
Offered—Ackerson-Hackett Investment Co., Reno, Nev.,
on
the
of
a
contract
under
warehouse,
transfer
a
In
Starfire Uranium &
.
-•
The
in
by
Y., it was announced on March 8.
N,
Corporation
division
exceeded its >• ore
quota in January and February of this year and is currently nego¬
tiating with the Atomic Energy Commission to have the present quota
of 120,000 tons per year raised to 150,000 tons.—V. 182, p. 721.
.
8
The
has
Standard
that
said
Olean,
Credit
,'Vvfurther
,
v
further step to expand and diversify
5,000,000-bushel grain storage terminal
has taken
acquiring a
corporation
activities
in
eliminated or reduced to a
of $450,000 were charged to the
penalties in excess
Mr.'McCormick
the same num¬
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Continues Diversification—
its
"either
be
would
ore
in 1955.
company
V
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Lee Higginson Corp. are named as the
principal underwriters of* the 100,000 shares of each class that are
being publicly offered. The selling stockholders are Alfred T. Stanley,
Ehulton's treasurer, who now owns
all of the outstanding class A
stock, and the Estate of William L. Schultz, deceased, which owns the
majority of the outstanding class B stock.
""
7
"
The proceeds of the company's public offering, and of the offering
to employees, will be used for general corporate purposes.
The corporation manufactures and distributes toiletry items, organic
chemicals and pharmaceutical goods.—V. 181, p. 1443.
employees.
and
officers
the
from
March 15 filed a registration statement with the
EEC covering an issue of 110,000 shares of class A and 110,000 shares
of class B common stock, both $1 par value.
> *
The two types of common shares are identical, except that holders
of each class can elect only one hall of the board of directors. Of the
total offering, 45 000 of each
class is being offered publicly by the
company and 05,000 publicly by certain selling stockholders. The cor¬
poration will offer another 10,000 of each class to certain of its
The
on
common
The
ended Dec. 31,
R. McCormick.
President, who remarked that these earnings did not reflect a full 10
months, since full-scale operations were not achieved until March.
He
explained only 27 tons of ore were mined In January and 1,168 tons in
February toward the total for the year of 96,440.:
v , \
.<■ " jMr. McCormick said he expected 1956 earnings would be increased
substantially,- He pointed out that many of the expenses and delays
sustained early in 1955, when Standard first began operations were
non-recurrent.
He expressed confidence that the lime penalties imposed
by the Atomic Energy Commission to cover the costs of removing lime
month
first
were
for the first quarter of 1955, calculated
shares.—V. 183, p. 1115.
share
;
Profit—
corporation completed its first year of operation
1955 with a net profit of $588,521, according to William
from
earnings
dividends,
ber
This
operations after depreciation and income taxes
were
91
cents per share against 81
cents per share for-the same
period of the previous year—based on the 3,705,633 shares outstanding
net
sales
net
^
.
Standard Uranium Corp.—Reports
with
per
,
net
and
March 13 announced that'
on
Feb. 29, 1956 of the current fiscal year
and
its
wholly-owned subsidiary were'
earnings were $529,296.
These figures compare
ended
company
corresponding
ferred
.
the
of $9,213,465 and net earnings of $386,656
quarter of 1955. Net earnings, after pre¬
equivalent
to
36 cents per
common
share
the 1,400,000 shares now outstanding, and compares with 26 cents
the
for
,
President and Chairman,
quarter
of
favorably
•.
Acquisition-—
2735, /*//,' • : ;
Brands, Inc.—Proposed
Standard
Sutton Corporation, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
first
sales
net
except
assets
Sutton,
the
on
'■
A.
for
536,393
v.'/*"'
861,589
income—„
712.
•
oper.
O.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
$2,484,556
790,018
$2,757,721
railway
183,
operating
(O. A.)
railway
purchased as of
consisted of all of its*
purchase price of $1,350,000,
at a
23,959
1956
from
from
Net
share—
per
•Based
15,011
January—
$0.47
$0.21
$1.27
$2.11
outstanding Jan. 31, 1956.
Gros3
sales of
the corporation and Its consolidated
subsidiaries
amounted to $88,699,076 for the nine months ended Jan. 31,
1956,
compaied to $63,230,474 for the same period during the year before.
Earnings from operations, before depreciation ar.d before income
taxes, for the nine-month period ending Jan, 31, 1956 were equal to
$3.31 per share, as compared to $2.74 per share the year before.
As a result of a substantial
increase in the depreciation account,
•Earnings
35,210
income
oper.
1954,
29,
cash and accounts receivable, including.
Reynolds' Cushion Spring division, Cleveland Wire Spring Company
division, and the Chemical Products Company division.—V. 183, p. 930. i
1953
$209,080
56,145
183, p. 777,
Gross
&
income
Net
1954
$196,134
46,555
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
4,818,254
'
1955
$247,431
90,443
40,425
railway—
from
ry.
$2,986,837
$3,391,909
$617,766
$880,750
-
Net
Net
—V.
railway
from
Gross
Dec.
1956
$284,931
107,519
January—
The assets of Reynolds,
$1,093,000 for working capital.
RR.—Earnings—
Spokane International
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1356—3 Mos.—1955
1956—9 Mos.—1955
S3.720.212 $2,875,441 $12,264,789 $10,138,089
1,983,462
1,566,864
5,537,880
3,969,252
856,000
690,811
3,335,000
3.182,000
America
'
/
.
(1372)
12
the
one
Columbia,
Jeffersontown, Ky., one of 1,500 horsepower.
I
follows:
of 2,000
La., two 1,500 horsepower; Covington, Tenn.,
of 1,500 horsepower; Dillsboro, Ind., one of 1,320 horsepower, and
horsepower;
(Continued on page 53)
J
Number 5517
Volume 183
.
(1373)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Name of Company
the
In
first
we
$1
General
Name of Company
Aberdeen
Share
-
Corp.,;' class A-—
Petroleum
7c
—
Dairies
(quar.)_
Affiliated. Fund,
__—:
Inc.—
American
4%
Brake
Shoe,
3-23
3-31
3-2 J
preferred (quar.).:
___
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
Common
5%
preferred
(quar.) _____
American
Molasses
Co.
$4
Arrow-Hart
Associates
%
Bassons
$1
Electric Co
York
Gas,
Boston
Bourjois,
to
share
4%%
Broad
Brunswig
Buck
Budget
7%
6%
5%
60c
3-30
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4-11
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4-
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62 Vic
4-
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75c
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Participating
3-20
15c
Natural
Consolidated
Cream
3-31
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$1.12
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preferred
$1.12
6%
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International
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$1.50
District
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class
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3
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9
3-23
3-
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25c
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4-30
4-16
4-
25c
(quar.)
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;
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Class
A
Extra
Federal
$3
& Co.,
(Max)
3-16
(s-a)
preferred
Federated
Publications,
Inc.
(extra).
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
Fluor
Corp.
Ltd.
Fuller
Gannett
General
Co.,
3-31
4-30
50c
3-30
30c
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4-
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3-21
Pacific
12 Vic
.
57c
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>
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2
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3-30
3-15
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3-15
3-31
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4-14
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4-14
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$1
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(quar.)
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common
preferred (quar.)—/
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
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&
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omitted
Pacific
.
.
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this
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3-29
4-16
3-29
4-10
Bank
3-31
4-10
3-31
7
4-15
3-23
4-30
4-13
4-30
4-13
4-
4-
3
6-11
1
30
1
3-30
3-28
3-26
4-
2
3-20
62 Vic
5-
1
4-10
4-13
3-30
$25c
3-31
3-20
$30c
4-16
4-
4-15
3-31
9
4-13
4-
3
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-19
(quar.)_____
4-
2
4-
3
4-
2
3-23
5c
—
40c
62y2C
4-
2
3-15
133,4c
4-
2
3-15
$2
$35c
(quar.)
50c
N.
(Brooklyn,
•
3-23
4-
2
3-21
5-
1
4-
6
3-30
3-22
2
3-20
Y.)—
$1
1—x__,—
4-
(quar.)
6-20
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
$2.50
(quar.)
common
7-10
62J/ic
37'/2C
RR. & Canal
—
(quar.)
3
Co.—
approved a 5-for-l spilt of
pfd. shs. effective Mar. 15
Plywood, common (quar.)_
S.
preferred
77c
U.
S.
Utah
7%
3-26
933/4C
4-
1
4-
1
3-26
50c
4-14
3-26
87 y2c
4-14
3-26
3-1S
3-26
4-26
3-30
3-24
4-
25c
3-15
3-
15c
3-30
3-19
$1.75
(quar.)
5-15
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
3-30
$1.50
30c
3-30
3-19
4-27
—
Co.
—
Fire
Tool
Co.,
preferred
Walker & Co.
Ward
3-31
1
$1.12 Vi
—
(quar.)
Corp., $6
Pictures
Home
&
3-31
4-12
4-
15c
Stores
Wallace
4-12
933/4c
Sugar
Vlchek
50c
20c
—
preferred A (quar.)
33/4% preferred B (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining, com
Insurance iquar.)
common
(quar.)
3-31
4-10
7
3-
and
com.
Upson
3-19
3-
3-15
62y2C
(N. Y.)
Ltd.
Envelope
States
the
3-15
2
3-13
Stockholders
1
4-
3-19
2
30c
(quar.)
Machinery,
preferred
3-19
75c
2
3iy4c
(quar.)
:
;—x.
Shoe
3-30
2
3-14
4-
7-
$2
United
Universal
3-
3-24
15c
(Del.)—
(increased)
United New Jersey
United
3-20
6
4-16
10c
____
(quar.)__
,preferred
Un'on
2-29
4-25
4-
4-16
67 Vic
common
Gas
U.
4-16
1
5-15
30c
Rapid Transit, com, (quar.)
conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
United
1
5-
5-15
$1.25
common..
Underwriters Trust Co.
3-15
3-23
3-31
5c
Corp.,
Union
3-15
3-30
3-20
time)
(quar.)
Twin City
United
4-10
4-10
4-16
$1.25
Products, $1.25 pfd.
of
4-20
$1.50
(quar.)
Inc.,
3-23
15c
(quar.)
Airways, Inc.
Tri-Continental
5 %-%
3-23
1
30c
____
(quar.)
Association
Caribbean
U-Totem,
3-26
1
4-
..
pfd.
(quar.).
I.) Fibre Glass (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—...
Traders
Treesweet
4-10
4-
$$1.25
Ltd.—
$2.50
(H.
Brick
A
3-28
20c
common
pfd.
Telephone
Common
4-10
20c
Rv.,
pfd.
non-cum.
Trans
15c
18c
paym't
com.
Thompson
3
3-20
56c
(quar.)
(quar.)
...
Co.,
-
2
Inc.—
common
—
5%
9-14
4-
$35c
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—_
Sutton (O. A.)
Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Theimold
6-15
12-
10c
Textiles,"
Co
&
1
25c
Ltd.____.
Supertest Petroleum Corp.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
Texas
2
30c
Publishing Co.: (initial)
(Co.
710-
12-14
$15c
^
(quar.)
(increased)
Farnum
preferred
Oil
30c
5%
ordinary
4,/2%
3-16
15c
Corp...
Stern
3-16
2
75c
Ltd., class B
of Canada,
3-19
2
75c
common
dividend
Stern &
Sun
(Increased
(quar.)
Investment
Parts
Stock
3-29
44-
25c
quar.)
Mfg.;
Products
Steel Co.
Steel
(auar.)
class A
(Increased
Radio
3-12
30c
jC
Street
3-21
2
2
4-
1
7- 9
30c
-
T_
Paper
Standard
State
3-21
4-
$2
2"c
3-
7-13
30c
il.
preferred
6%
4-
5-
3-15
15c
/
Extra
—
Power
3-31
2
30c
(quar.)__
33/4%»
50c
Colony
4.52%)
25c
$1.15
$1.50
2
3-
28c
3-31
Mail Steamship—
(J. J.)
&
1
3-
3-16
50%
div.)
capital gains)
_/
Holding,
B
(stock
_/
:
Quarterly
3-31
3-20
3-15
(8c from net investment
from
7c
■
Standard
5-10
4-
3-30
4-16
40c
$2.70 preferred (quar.)
Trico Products
(quar.)_
10c
——
4.607o
(quar.)—
Insurance
(initial)
Toronto
$5c
_—...
Power,
and
Standard
Texas
$1.10
25c
5c
5c
3-26
4-16
annual
(increased quar.)..
Life
common
Extra
3-30
2
4-
$25c
the
at
Spokane International RR.
3-29
3-30
4-
1
$1.35
Co
3-19
4-
50c
(quar.)_-
Telephone
vote
Union Gas
Southwestern
Sun
1
75c
8c
Corp. (quar.).
Series—
Sugar
Pacific
4-
4-20
3-30
6-
N
(inUal)—
common
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
9
37 V2C
3c
Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)—
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge_(——
—
Northern Quebec Power Co., "Ltd.—.
Northwestern National
Insurance (Milw.)—
3-16
4-11
3-
Mor.is,,
——
Newberry
4-13
-
new
Terminals
preferred
$1
Inc.,
class A
Mfg.
Gabriel Co.,
3-5
15c
9
3-15
1
53%c
——-
Acquired ty Martin-Parry Corp. and name
changed to Ward Industries Corp. (see
divid.
announcement under new name)
New York & Honduras Rosario Mining
5
3-15
3-
6-
—
(participating)
Series ——'
York
New
40c
Brush,
Class AA
6 7r
-
2
90c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Friendly Finance.
Fuller
(Jersey City)
4-
3-
75c
common
4-16
3-15
2
,
Series
England
New
3-30
5c
(quar.)
First National Bank
4-16
3-19
100%
(quar.)—.——
Shares
Extra
3-30
50c
.
Corp.,
3--U
4-16
20c
—
••
United
4-30
3-28
3-30
6-
be
Industries——.——
National
3-23
15c
3-30
4-11
Securities
Bond
3-14
9
4-13
4-
Wood Products Co.—
convertible preferred (quar.).—12'/2C
W
&
Balanced
3 14
3-16
4-
$10c
common
Co.
Dividend Series
3-21
75c
Y.)
(quar.)..
Enamel & Heatiivr Products, Ltd
(N.
Trust
Diablo
National
6
25c
Empire
3-30
$1.06l/4
(see- Philip
Inc.
National
4-16
25c
.
to
(quar.).—
Inc.
National Investors,
3-20
3-3)
3-22
3-29
4-13
3-29
'
will
Quarterly
6.c
(quar.)_——
•
5%
3-15
4-30
4-
meeting
Railway—
Southern
3-23
3-30
Munising
4-13
c
3-16
4-13
4-
4-27
$1
50 %
Sovereign Investors
3-16
6
3-16
to
split
the
common
and
the
preferred shares on a 2V2 for one basis,
subject to approval of the S. E. C.
5V2%
7
25c
$17%
(monthly)
5-
4-20
5-31
3-21
$37ViC
3-29
7oc
24).——
Mines, Ltd.—
(Philip,
Mount
N
(quar.)
4-16
1
4-
3-30
posal
1
4-
3-20
1
meeting to be held on May 15 on a pro-
5-
3-20
2
5-
*
4-15
1
4-
35c
preferred (quar.)
dividend
From
3-19
25c
4-1
3-22
Light—
&
hie. 1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
Morris
Motorola,
3
3-17
3-22
$1
Insurance
Stockholders
(see
(quar.)
——
Missouri Telephone, 6%, preferred A (quar.)
Modern Containers, Ltd., class A
—
9
4-
3-12
3-20
3-31
ny2c
(Interim)
England
Life
Southern
3-31
name)
Y.)
(quar.).—__—_—
(monthly)—
—
preferred
preferred
3.90%
Moneta Porcupine
9
3-29
25c
Furniture
Emery
4
$1.37 y2
Monthly
Drexel
9-
12-
P.ower
Missouri
4.30%
;
'
(quar.)___
Co.,
preference
Fields
5-11
$1.50
Bridge
Construction
Steel
3-22
1
c
$1.50
4-
(quar.)—
Stores,
Detroit
2
6-
23c
5%• preferred (quar.)
Vegh Income Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Davega
4-
28c
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—
SV2 %
preference
(s-a)__—_—
De
3-15
4-16
4-17
(quar.)..______
(quar.)—
Telephone; common (quar.)..
Cuban
3-31
5-15
40c
Stock
3-31
1
15c
Sugars
New
Southland
3-22
!''.■■ "
Power—
4.40%
preferred (initial quar.).—.—__—
Mississippi
Shipping
(quar.)
5c
2
Southern
Ltd_
Mines,
Southdown
12-28
3-23
3-29
4-
5c
Gold
income
Mississippi
14c
(quar,).————————
Land, $1.12 preferred (quar.)
3-22
2
3-29
4-27
20c
Solvay American Corp., 4%
Siscoc
1- 10-57
2
3-20
1
Mining
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
9-28
2
4-
4-
50c
of America (quar.)....
& Malting Co.—
3-15
6-28
4-
4-16
75C
&
3-20
7-10
3-26
4-16
shares held.
3-31
3-28
3-30
dividend)—
Oil
8V3
3-29
1
3Vko
3-16
$5
42c
—
Quarterly
5-
18c
20c
55c
J$1.25
75c
3-15
1
10c
3-
3-22
$1-50
3-20
2
7c
3-22
1
80c
50c
2
4-
25c
3-15
5
12-14
4-
1
4-16
Standard
iN.
Bank
Laboratories
Corp.
1-1-57
6-15
Seattle Brewing
Sick's
Stein
Industries
participating preferred
Miles
42 Vic
(quar.)
(reduced)——
Motors
Wheat
of
Crystal
Gas
(quar.)—
Sheraton
9-14
4-
(Mass.)
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
(quar.)..
Ward
April
on
Association
Quarterly
Quarterly
—
preferred (quar.)-——
4.30% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Melehers Distillers, Ltd.— ' G%
(quar.)
Shawmut
1
(from net in¬
(stock
each
9-14
10-
25C
.:
for
1
$$0.3281
:_
Diversified"
of
stock
common
10-
$1.09
(quar.)
cf Bostoh
Trust
share
One
4-
25c
$1.25
Gas
income)
Development
Shawano
3-21
3-21
4-
$1.12V2
—
1—
vestment
62y2c
96y4c
30c
4'/4%
Community Drug Co.—'
Continental
common—
annual
at
approval
3-26
75c
Electric
(quar.)
6%
3-12
Casualty, (quar.)
McLean Industries,
$3 preferred (quar,)—
Mead Corp., common
(quar.)
—
Stock dividend
(Subject to shareholders
3-21
62c
(quar.)
(Jersey
3-23
"i'
,
to
changed
Merchants
Co.
3-14
Maryland
three-for-one.
Trust
3-27
3-30
3-30
Oil ,&
Shareholders'
directors'
dividend announcement under new
ing to be held on April 24 on a directors'
proposal
to
split
the
common
stock
Commercial
3-20
Martin-Parry Corp.—
1
will vote at the annual meet¬
Stockholders
,3-23
fquar.T—
$3 preferred
Mills,
Martel
Co.—
(quar.)_
pfd.
2
v:,
(quar.)
ccmmon
Shares
American
Shamrocjc
12y2c
40c
- 25c
35c
preferred (quar.)—_—_—.
-Jr-Oil Exploration Corp. (s-a)
Automotive Products (quar.)
Marine Midland Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Maritime Electric Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)——
3-21
(quar.)—.
Southern
&
Combustion
'
Investment
—____—__
(Cinn.)
4-
3-30
Selected
1
$1.25
Ry. "(annual)
Power,
6-15
7-
$2EC
1
preferred A "(quar.):
Savannah Sugar Refining (quar.)
Schick, Inc. (quar.)
3-23
__
MacAndrews & Forbes,
Paul & Pacific RR.-
St.
2
Electric &
3-15
1
$5c
—
3-15
1
7-
$27c
4.36%
4-
6%
net
3-31
3-15
i
Maracaibo
(quar.)
(from
—
Southwestern
4-15
15c
100%
$20c
Maremont
Inc.
f.
1
4-
$28c
1
4-
$10c
-
10-10
4-18
$27c
:(quar.).____.
Savannah
3-23
_________
,
Lowell Electric Light
•
Louis
St.,
3-19
*
3-30
4-30
—
...—:
(quar.)..—
A
3-19
4-15
..
declaration
common
Increased
Color-Craft
basis.
for-one
.
50c
35c
;
4-16
4-10
50C
(quar.)
...—1_
(quar.)
A
4-15
proposal to split the common on a three-
f
Ltd.
-t-.i....
4-15
25c
25c
$1
—
irig to be held on May 15 on a
I-
.
Bottling
k
3-21
1
(quar.)—
A
Class
Stockholders will
■
A
Class
3-31
(quar.)-——
Exploration—
vote, at the annual meet-
&
2
5-
30c
Royalite Oil Cq., Ltd., 5y4%*pfd.
payment at this time)
(quar,)..
Land
Louisiana
;■
Fund—
3-15
4-
—:
3-22
common
Lorain Telephone
3-16
(increased)
& "Engineering
3-29
I2V2C
I2V2C
12'/2C
> 12Vic
3-20
3-15
4-
3-31
Republic Pictures, $1 preferred (quar.)
Rockwood & Co., 5%) series A pfd. (quar.).
4-10
1
3-31
2ZC.
—
Chains-, (Canada),
Extra
3-30
3-26
$1.25
common..
(quar.)
4-13
4c
30c
t25c
25c
3-20
$2
25c
3-20
,
2
4-16
$2
■
3-29
—
omitted
-
5-18
—
Clark (quar.)
.
name)
new
3-31
,
3-19
$5c
2
50c
Ltd." (quar.)
(quar.)
V
9
3-
$1.50
——.
Match
Lion
3-22
13
4
3-
3-20
45c
$1.25
—
(Directors
under
4-16
.__
—
Insurance Stock
Life
4-30
4-
2"C
—
&
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar:)—/.—
Lees (James) & Sons, 3.85%
pfd. (quar.).—
Lerner Stores, common (quar.)_.
__._
4'/2% preferred (quar.)——_——i
——
3-16
10c
Inc.—
on
.
Milwaukee,
Columbus
3-27
9
•
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Collins
3-
$6 'Ac
(quar.)
1
Coca-Cola
-
3-31
30c
—
income)
Chicago,
*
4-30
>c
(quar.)_
taken
Fund,
3-20
5-15
5
:
time.
4-16
45c
(quar.)
——«
pfd. (quar.)..
Telegraph Corp.
4%
quarterly
Co.,
(Mass.),
preferred
Class
Extension .University-
Landers Frary &
'
(quar.)
Extra
3-20
t20c
115c
$37y2c
t$l
—
__r_—
Latrobe Steel
3-22
5-15
-
$93%c
$93%c
convertible preferred
4'/2 %
Chemical
3-16
30c
Gotham,
this
3-16
2
10c
common
Mills
action
at
2
4-
Corp.
Class
3Gc
Hotels .Corp,——_:
Leath-&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aquirre Sugar
Chadbourn
4-
2»/4d
.•
Corp.
Co.
W.)
Renold
'
:
3-30
.
3-31
4-
25c
—
(quar.).^/
62V2C
Ltd..:
Quarterly
—_—__/
Lakeside
Laboratories
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—
Canadian W'/stinghousc,
Ltd.
(J.
3-27
(stock dividend)———
(Ottawa) Ltd. (quar.)__
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-28
lec
—
(quar.)
Carthage
4-10
income)
of Canada,
Increased
(quar.)—
8'% preferred
3-15
4
4-14
27y2c
(quar.
35c
(quar.)—
Battery
Salle
La
4-16
17 '/2c
__
Service
W.
Knott
3-21
10c
;
7 V2 %
Central
Electric
_——
Publishing
Journal
Kelvinator
3-22
6
common
Kahler Corp.
'
(quar.)—__
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries—
Quarterly
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common
Carter
Relance
Johns-Manville Corp.
K.
$$1.19
common
Manufacturing,
B
3-15
(quar.)
prior
investment
(From
i;*
■
:
Fund
Class
4-16
non-voting com. ,(quar.)„
Brothers,
Electric
Stores
Johnston Mutual, Fund Inc.—
3-~9
19
4
t'lOc
__
,
Water
Reliable
preferred " (quarj__—_____—________
Jefferson Custodian Fuiid.—_
Founders
dividend)—_____
(stock
Packing
3-15
$6
3-19
-
Jenkins
Ltd.—
1::
receipts ordinary (final)
California
5%
4-
4-2
5
19c
Ltd.
California
No
9
68 %c
American deposit
Camp
3-
4-
per
(quar.)
California
4-16
Reece
2V2c
pfd. (quar.)
Island Creek Coal, common (quar.)__
$50c
Mines,
5%
quar.)
Co.,. 5%
4-
20%
Telephone
(Increased
issue
$42
Extra
Burma
4-16
3-15
gains)..
(quar.)
Milling Co.,
International
3-19
25c
(quar.)—!.—
Steel,
3-20
_____
6%preferred
■»
20c
(quar.)______
3-20
3-30
ordinary income
International
,
4-10
-
-
$2
3-30
1
City Baking, Ltd. (quar.)
Bronze Powders,
Inter
10c
—
(Mass.)....
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quarterly
2
15c
North America
Co. of
dividend
Stock
3-31
Co/ of North Carolina*—
t40c
;
capital
from
10c
Insurance
3-14 V
4-16
(quar.)...
15c
preferred
$10c
class A com
from
(25c
1
Machine
$1.25
$1,31 V2
t20c
;
Share.—/————
&
5-
—
_/—
10c
pref. (quar.)
J75c|
Refrigerator (quar.").——40c
Investors
Inland
3-15
1
5-
45c
preferred (quar.)—
prior preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)—
Burlington
4-
—
Bond
97 y2 c
:
announcement
5.60%
4-18
28c
—
May
Plan,
preferred
5-
1
$1.25
——
,
Finance
4-13
5-
2Jc
Oil
Creek
5-16
50c
pref.
Indianapolis
4-16
(quar.)..
Mfg.
Public Service
Co.—
Income Foundation Fund
3-23
1
Gamble,
&
divid.
3-22
Hussman
...
3-19
4-15
-
3-24J
3-29
3-20
17V2c
preferred
Co.
3-13
4-10
3-30
4-
Investing
Drug
3-15 J
4-
50c
5%
——_____
Interstate
on
preferred
Street
3-29
3-15
4-
3-16
75c
(quar.).—...
Pratt, Read & Cc.
45c
1
1
3-31
Prosperity Company—
Acquired by Martin-Parry Corp. and name
changed to Ward Industries Corp. (see
$25c
—
4-
25c *
(quar.)
General
Procter
1
3-30
25c
3-19
.
2
1
5-
K.),'Inc.
(H.
5-
:
3-16
3-30
$75c
25c
3-10
30c
(quar.).—,:
___
Telephone Co.^f>
Co.
Portland
1
Co
(quar.)..——____
Columbia
3-19
3-15
3-20
.
M.'g.
3-30
4-
50C
Mines,
British
Porter-Cable
Husky Cil & Refining,. Ltd., 6%
5%
Traveler—_.
Briggs
3-15
(quar.)
—
Tile
3-29
x
$30c
$$1.50
$1
preferred
Porter
4-
:—
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-31
—
preferred (quar.)
lling
3-15
"4-13
1
.
preferred (quar.)—/
M
2
5-14
4-20
Huron
t50c
this dividend)—.
Ltd. .(interim)
plus
Bralorne
_______
Material
Field
4-
/
(quar.)
s
Ltd.,
Pomona
3-_9
:
Insurance
Life
$2.75
(N. Y.)
75c
common
preferred
4%e
3-20
1
3-22
56V4C
deposit receipts
Inc.,
4-
3-19
2_>c
redeemed
be
3-21
2
25c
Insurance
3-31
6
3-21
(quar.)
Herald
Boston
....
(Winnipeg.)
(stocV div.)
& Co.
Oil
6.40%
Consolidated—
American
3-12
2
4-1
Inc
Son.
;
—_____
_—
Hughes-Owens, 80c •onv.
3-21
Machine
&
3-10
2
4-
2
>
Eorax
Co.
Corp.,
3-15
15c
$2c
25c
$1.12y2
common.....
(annual)
5-15
2
$1.12'/?
(quar.)—1.1
CO.
1
preferred (quar.)
Penton Publishing
Perry-Fay Co.
Philip Morris, Inc., common
4-
3-31
(quar.)
Inc.
1
4-
3-26
6-
6%
4-
1:5c
common
preferred
4-
35c
(initial)
com.
4-
3-20
"
Class B
3-23
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Berkshire
4-10
new
2
30c
4-
'
■
$3
(quar.)___
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing—
$2.50
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Standard
Bird
3-23
1
5-
Proof,
4-
75c
Pemco
5c
...
Caldwell Manufacturing
Bird
4-14
25c
common.:
Industries
Bickf oia's,
3-23
—
(quar.)..
Corp.,
Beneficial
5%
2
4-16
60C
(quar.)
Bates & Innes,
&
4-
4-16
4-30
Rust
Payable of Rec.
Brewing
3.90%
Tanning—
J.)
Insurance
57c
,
•
4-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Eeaton
3-26
c
,v
;
—
(Henry)
Home
Houston
3-0.6
9
Holt
-
5V2 7c
(quar.)
Co.
New
3-30
4-
6
i—
(quar.)-../
Insurance
(H.
Holophane
3-26
3
8_C
Investment,
Bros.
-
4-30
4-
.
preferred
Halifax
3-27
45c
Hegeman
Inc.
of
Barker
4 l/2
(quar.)
City Sewerage
Balcrank,
-
Corp.—
(quar.)_
&
Auto-Soler
Bank
15c
20
5-15
5c
(increased)
preferred
Atlantic
._——
(quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass
Common
4
(quar.)..
Co.
Screw
25 c
:
Steamship,
Quarterly
Griess-Pfieger
3-27
4 20
(quar.)
(initial)
Great West Life Assurance Co.
—
Furniture
American
5
Heinz
25c
(quar.)
American
*.
3-31
4'/a%
4-16
convertible
American
,
3-
4-30
$1
common
3-31
GOe
(quar.)
C
Pearl
Sugars,
Lakes
Great
3-23
2
4-
$2
72.
r_„—:—_
Pumps, Inc. (quar.).—
Grancoro
Mines, Ltd.
3-21
Parker
3-16
55c
27l/ac
25c
$2.22
50c
Goulds
50c
52
._
Corp.
*4-20
6c
__
Allegheny Corp., $4 conv. prior pfd. (s-a)_—
Aloha Beta
Food Markets
(special).
Petroleum
2
3-16
1
Penihans,
Inc.—
$4.50 prior preferred (quar.)_
2-15
-
1
(quar.)__/
$6 voting pfd.
Art
Godchaux
-*
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Amerada
3-
2j>c
"
Abbott
4-
Parts
Corp.,
Gibson
Payable of Rec.
4-13
___
,_
Gera
1
4-
Telephone
Genuine
Holders
When
Per
(initial-quar.)
com.
new
4-
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
25c
37Vic
87 Vic
.
series A (quar.)_
Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)..—
_____
5.y2% preferred (quar.)—...—___/
reached their
ously announced, but which have not yet
payment date.
Shoe,
General
Payable
25c
(quar.)__
$3.50 pref.
the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
nounced during
a
Pi.d..
2nd
conv.
When
Share
j-
1st conv. pfd. (quar.)
General Paint Corp., $1
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
Dividend announcements are
tables.
■='
Per
Holdert
Per
DIVIDENDS
13
Industries
3-23
5
25c
(quar.)
Tiernan,
6
5-18
30c
4-
2
3-22
25C
4-11
3-26
—
Inc.
Corp.,
(quar.)
new
com.
(initial)
—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
-
..
Monday, March 19, 1956
*
3-23
4- 1
J1.50
Inc., $6 pret. (accum.)
& Fixture Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Webster Investment
Knapp
Webb «s
31/<®
r
$1.50
18 Ac
25c
«2 80
+70C
Securities, $6 pfd. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Western Union Telegrapn
(quar.)—
White Hardware, Ltd., common
$2.80 1st preferred (quar.)
——
Western Insurance
Tool & Stamping
Western
Fund
Whitehall
ysgLET^s*annns:
«•
81-26
preferred (quar.)(quar.)
Ltd. (increased quar.)
5.04%
J 2
American
States
Zeller's,
+25c
b
* "
1
(quar.)
preferred
4%
(quar.),__
Paper Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
*28/eC
Ltd.—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Common (quar.)
...
*3J®
**1.25
preferred (quar.)
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
Acme
all arrears).
$1.10 conv. preferred (clears
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
Adam Hat Stores
(quar.)
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
15c
(initial)
new common
Exoress,
Adams
27 VaC
12/2®
(quar.)
Corp.
J°c
Corp.
dividend
Service
Aero
Stock
J
J-ia
4-10
3-31
* *
(quar.)
600
—
4- 3
Co.
surance
Aetna
Aetna
Life
'
.
.
Bearing, class A (quar.)
Investment & Discount,; Inc.—
preferred B (quar.)
Mfg
—-----—
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. (s-a)
Alabama Power, 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)__.i
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry.
(s-a)
5% preferred
(quar.)
...
—
Albermarle Paper Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
5»A%
(quar.)
com.
$3
$1-25
**-3°
25c
j
30c
$1.06'A
40c
5c
40c
Atlantic
Mfg., com.
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred A
Mfg.
Aluminum Goods
3-31
4- 1
3-15
4- 2
3-20
3-17
3-20
3- 9
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-12
3-12
3-15
3-15
3-15
preferred B (quar.t
convertible preferred
3Vs %
3Vi%
.
$103.50
at
4
share
per
convertible
dend;
series
to
Enka
Corp.
6%
common
Fire
1
__
1%
(quar.)
Products
5%
preferred
preferred
American Maize
preferred
American
(s-a)
65c
'
.
-.
3-20
J
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)—
Foundry—
4-1,
2
Metals
&
preferred
4(4%
com.
pfd, (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
4%
non-cum.
Refractories
be
$15c
,
31 '4c
3-15
4 14
3-30
4 14
3-30
Basin
Oil
2
3-22
2-24
3-30
3-14
4-
1
3-15
2-28
3-
3-26
4-
183Ac
(quar.)
Butler's Inc., com. (increased quar.)
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Works (quar.)
Bausch & Lomb Optical,
3-
3-26
9
2
3-
4-
2
4%
3-16
2
3-16
6-29
10-15
9-28
1-15-57
12-31
2
3-15
2
3-15
Campbell
preferred
4%
6-15
8-27
4-20
4-
4 '4 %
Beatty
(J.
B.)
6%
Canada
3-10
Canada
4-
2
3-14
Canada
Life
4-
Canada
4-18
3
3-15
3-26
2
3-15
.3-29
3-20
4-
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-16
2
4-
4-16
2
3-15
3-31
3-16
4-
55C
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3
3-15
2
4-
$1.12%
15
$10c
4-
2
3-15
7'/aC
4-
6
3-27
4-
6
3-27
50c
3.31
3-21
5-21
(quar.)
Steel, 7% preferred
Bibb Mfg. Co. (quar.)
3-10
5-
$i7yac
1
,
Class
&
&
Saco
Hats
Water
3-20
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
$1.23
5%
non-cumulative
$1.25
9-20
9-10
non-cumulative
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-10
6-20
6-11
4.25%
Bliss
Bloch
Sanitary—
35c
3.24
2-23
25c
3-15
3-
me
3-31
3-15
5
85c
3-30
3-18
&
preferred
Laughlin
Bros.
Quarterly
Quarterly
'5'/a %
prior
7
4-
2
3-
7
4-
2
3-
7
4-
1
3-15
9
3-30
3-15
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
3
4-30
4-
2
3-19
$1.25
—
3-
4-
3-15
3-15
3-15
44-
3-10
4-
3-15
4-
2-29
$75c
$10c
$10c
4-
2
8-15
4-
2
3-15
7-
3
10-
1
9-14
1-2-57
12-14
2-29
4-
$10c
$10c
$$1.10
$50c
$37'/2c
$31'Ac
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)
Celanese,
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
common
3-30
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
preferred
(quer.)
(Dunsmuirl,
Canadian Collieries
dividend
(six
5%
held)
mon
General
•
4-
Canadian
Motor
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Refractories,
3-21
4-10
ferred
3-23
on
4-15
3-23
dividend
3-30
3-15
$1.18%
3-12
3-
75C
3-16
3-19
3-31
3-17
Cannon
Class
25c
3-31
3-16
25c
6-30
3-15
$1.37'/a
4-
3-15
4-
2
3-15
3-17
20
issue
at
Ltd.,
called
$105
per
4 '4% 1st pre¬
redemption-
for
share
1
Mills,
common
3-30
2
3-14
4-
3-23.
3-
4-
1
3-15
3-20
2-20
•
&
(J. I.)
General
,v4-
2
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
3-13
3-13
3-20
3-15
75c
75c
—
Corp
Co., 7% pfd.
9
/,
$98c
3-31
3-31
3 15
25c
15c
65c
20c
933Ac
12'4c
3-19
3-12
3-31
3-15
1
3-15
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-18
4-14
(quar.)
City Products
2
this
plus
1;
B
4-
3-15
$$1.25
$$2
—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
Carnation Co., 33A7c
1st pfd. (quar.)
Case
9
2
3-30
-
6-15
2
A
Capitol Records, com. (quar.)
$2.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Carriers
—
(entire
March
Capital
2
3-
4-
4-14
$10c
$$1-
Lamp
8%
1
3-31
(quar.)
-5%
4-20
4-
8
3-31
r.3-30
Shares—
Insurance
4-15
1
4-10
3-
$$2
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)—
Canadian Oil Cos. Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)— _
2-23
1
2
$20c
$$1
3-15
3-15
4-10
54-
,
3-31
2
2-29
1
t$9
J
Extra
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
25c
2
3
5-
$27 M»C
$18c
—
Canadian
62y2C
(quar.)_
$$2
Ltd. (increased)Insurance
tatinuali-
Canadian General Electric,
Class
A
(quar.)
Canadian-Ingersoll Rand Ltd.
4-
4-
pre¬
3-10
4-
2-29
Ltd.—
of
shares
3-15
$1.75
3
par—one
3-15
•
1
3-15
4-
share each of series
to F preferred for each share of com¬
ferred—$1
1
$50c
3-
3-31
$1
A
2
4-16
$37'/2C
$$1.25
$50c
$15c
$25c
$433Ac
(increased
Canadian Canners Ltd.
Stock
4-
6-15
Bronze,
Common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
quar.)
conv.
Canadian
1
4-
4-
,
4-16
4-
$25c
$1.06 V,
(quar.)______
3-
$25c
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)_
Canadian Breweries Ltd., com. (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
2
9
$37'4c
Canada Safeway,
$25p
Blue Ridge Insurance (North Carolina)
9
4-
$2.50
20c
62'4c
(s-a)
$10C
(quar.)___
preferred
3-
3- 9
(s-a)
Packers Class A
B
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco, 6%
4-16
$$1
$75c
$75c
Canadian
35c
(quar.)__
X!
Decker Mfg.
1
3-
3-31
Assurance
Canadian General Investments, Ltd._
50C
Ltd., common—
A
3-15
3-
3-12
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Flooring Co., Ltd., class B (quar.)_
Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)
3- 2
3-30
5-1
—•
.
preferred
4%
3-15
25c
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)_.i_-_____^
Bethlehem
3-15
3-30
$$1.50
3-15
1
3-26
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
1
3-10
2
4-
,
30c
v
2
4-
;
$35c
______
2
4-
<$25c
.
3-
3-25
20%
dividend)—
$1.75
$1.12'/a
$1.25
preferred
$4.25
843/BC
Beneficial Finance
3- 9
Aviation
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
common—
Special
;
Bendix
3-15
3-
'
Special
v
3-15
3-31
(initial)—
Iron
25c
Packing (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, 7% pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (stock div.) (7/12ths of 1%)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bell
Telephone
(Canada)
9
9
3-31
4- 2
4- 2
37'4c
Ale,
Dry Ginger
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_l
10-
1
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
(quar.)
RR.
Creek
Beech
7-30
10-30
4-20
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
2-20
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
7- 9
3-20
2
1 Va %
preferred
1
$62'4c
2
$1
Lumber, Ltd., class A
9
34-
$32'ac
4-
16'Ac
(stock
9
3-
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
dividend
Mills
9
4-12
3-31
1
Ltd., 5% pref. B (quar.)
Ltd., 6'4% pref. (quar.)—
Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
4-
Ltd. (quar.)
Distilling.^
Bros.,
Beam
33-
-
3-30
5- 1
3-30
3-23
4-30
Cement,
Canada
2
$1.12'/2
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
3 31
3-20
Bread,
Canada
5-21
9-17
65c
common
3-19
2-17
Canada
3-15
2
4-
(quar.)
Foods,
Beatrice
3-14
4-
Class
Laboratories
Baxter
3-14
Canada
4-
$1.12'/a
'
com.
3-15
63c
20c
,
.
(ouar.)
Soup
3-26
$1183A
(quar.)____
common—i,*-*———_
4-
"
9
9
3-28
4- 2
4- 2
$$1.25
$$1
$$1.12Va
preferred A (quar.)
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
$4.75
Camden
4-
40c
Iron
3-21
37'Ac
Hecla,
&
$2.50 pfd.
Power,
5%
preferred (s-a)
Campbell (A. S.) Co., new com.
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
3-
3-27
$2.50
$1
Calumet
3-30
7-13
Electric
3-10
3-
$5c
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
Calif.
3-10
50c
Timber
&
4'4%
1
4-12
$1.50
$1.50
Land
3-19
3-18
20c
60c
(quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton. Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power, Ltd.—
5%
redeemable preferred (quar.)
4-
■
Financial
Calaveras
5
4-
$1.50
common
4'4%
Bath
3-31
6-
(quar.)
—
(H. M.) & Co., com. (resumed)
preferred
4'4%
3-16
4- 1
4- 2
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
3 31
3-15
$15c
$15c
$15c
25c
15c
28'4c
31'Ac
15c
28 vsc
(quar.)—
preferred
5%
3-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Co., Ltd.
Byllesby
26c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Bush Mfg. Co., common
4'4%
preferred (quar.)
3-15
$1
3-12
5
CIT
Sivalls & Bryson Inc., pfd. (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec. Co.—
_
3-
Burns &
3-21
Black,
^
Burnham
20c
Black
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.i
Manufacturing
Bates
4-13
(N. Y.)
3-15
1
3-16
3-16
4-10
20c
$1
30c
20c
Special
4-27
—
2
6-
15c
3-31
Ltd.—
Razor (resumed)
American Screw Co. (quar.)
4-
preferred
4%
Inc.,
Watch
Bulova
share).
(Calif.) (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Bullock's,
per
Phenolic
Safety
3-15
7
3-16
4- 1
$45c
.___
Special
on
American
Common
2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(resumed)
March 28 in the amount of
dividend
3-15
American Re-Insurance
4-
stock
2
American
Co.
Increased
25%
a
4-
Standard
Products Ltd.
Bullard
dividend, and
also oq the. present, outstanding shares.
The
common
stock will be quoted exof
payment
50c
&
Building
25C
Optical
Radiator
1
___^.—
(quar.)^
3-16
the addi¬
April 16 in
American
American
3-
62'/2c
Biddeford
(quar.)__
1
$1
Blltmore
preferred
4-
preferred
7
3-28
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
20c
(quar.)
Mills,
$1.75
3- 9
non-cumulative
Bruck
$1.03'A
3- 9
5%
1
$1
3-20
_
3-
$1
3-20
Lines,
1
45c
3-31
(increased)
4-
7
3-
3-30
3-30
$30c
$1.25
9
3-15
(quar.)
on
t.
com.
*
3-
7
3-
4- 1
95c
15c
62'4c
15c
7c
15c
10c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Brunswick-Balke Collender, $5 pfd.
3-22
$1.50
on
$$1.12'4
$$1.50
'
5c
10c
37'4c
S3%c
Bruce
4-
^
33-
"
v
.
preferred (quar.)
(E. L.) Co., common
2
(quar.)
paid
4-16
4- 1
4- 1
common
4-16
(quar.)
will
7
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
dlvid.
preferred
6%
preferred (quar.) —
Brown-Durrell
Co.
(quar.)
3-10,
50c
4-16
American President
Brooks Brothers,
5c
40c
_
3-10
(quar.)
20c
(quar.(
1
IOC
27'4c
Co.
4-
15c
Inc.
3-
5%
75c
T.),
3
4-3
4- 3
4- 3
4- 3
4- 3
Glass, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Boro Gas (quar.)
3-22
2
2
Brockway
3- 9
Taunton Gas—
Brockton
6
50c
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
America News Co. (Increased quar.)
conv.
3-12
3-30
non-cum.
50c
(quar.)—_
Products,
3-31
30c
50c
(quar.)
$3.80
(quar.)
Beech-Nut
-
$1.25
Products, com. (quar.)
3-15
60c
3-20
5-
2'4c
3%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Brick, 5% 1st preferred (accum.)
Baltimore Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4'4% preferred (quar.)
Baltimore & Ohio RR.
'
$1.40
97'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)._______
3-
2
4%
6%
Beaver
•
3-
3-31
4-
(quar.)
Y.)
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.,
(quar.)__
2
4-
3-
3-
Extra
Ameri¬
Co.
(quar.)
Baldwin Piano, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Beaunit
•
3-15
Bacyrus-Erie
Stock
-
3-31
32 '/2C
(B.
3-1
4-2
2-24
& Wilcox
6-30
7- 5
10c
Metal Co., Ltd.,
American Metal
5»4%
3- 8
3-14
2-20
Machine &
American Machine
7%
J.)
Investment Co. of- Illinois—
preferred
3.90%
3-31
4- 2
3-20
Corp.—
(initial)
common
5V*%
3-14
30c
International
American
3-31
1
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N.
New
3-14
25c
25c
30c
_
(monthly)
Semi-annual
American
4-9
87'Ac
American Hospital Supply (quar.)
American Indemnity (Texas)
.
American
5-31
4- 9
25c
preferred (quar.)
Home
6-15
9-15
12 15
4-10
4- 1
8-31
11-30
3-31
3-22
3-14
$1.50
dividend-—
American Hardware
3-9
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
American Hard Rubber, common
American
3-9
3-9
3-15
20c
$6 preferred
7%
4-2
4- 2
4- 1
20c
20c
2
Co. of America—
Bastian-Blessing
;
American Hair & Felt,
Stock
37Vic
$3.75
$1.50
(Orlando)—
& Casualty
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-2
3-26
40c
pari
4-
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
British Industries Corp. (N.
$55c
tional shares to be issued
5- 4
4-2
4-16
3-23
$0.33056
933Ac
100%
2
May
preferred (quar.)
American
3-30
4-2
3-15
2-24
$15c
alass A
;
3-15
4-13
4- 1
4- 2
6-11
(quar.)
com.
L_
2
Products, Inc.—
4%
Telephone,
prefererd (quar.)
4'4%
-
2
$15c
non-voting
(This
(quar.i
($100
3-30
3-30
Columbia
British
3-15
(quar.)
Ltd
4-
2 9/10C
•
3-15
4-9
Power,
4-
Machine)
3-15
3-10
3-16
3- 2
3-2
4- 2
preferred
$25C
.
:
*
'
$30c
$50c
(quar.)
50C
1
9
3-
3-12
•V
$$1 •"
$56c
$$1.19
$62c
$53c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Columbia
British
$2
Basic
($10 par)
American Express Co.
Old
$1.25
$1.25
433/4C
30c
$1.12'/a
62Vic
87 Vic
$1.08
3-15
30c
Alarm
Fire
preferred
4'4%
3-15
2
(quar.)
Babcock
divi¬
American
American
25c
5%
5
preferred
preferred
50c
Ltd.,
Bangor Hydro Electric, com.
4% preferred (quar.)_
4'/< % preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Barber Oil Corp. (quar.)
preferred C (quar. —
Distilling (stock dividend)
33/< %
75c
4- 5
4- 2
4- 2
4-12
4- 1
4- 1
43A%
3-
12'/2C
3- 9;
J 3- 9
7Va%
(quar.)!
12 >/2c
(en-
on
this
plus
25c
4- 5
4- 5
3-16
3-27
2
3-16
5%
V*
—
preferred
$1
May
B
for redemption
issue called
tire
$1.25
75c
40c
183Ac
$1.75
4- 2
4- 1
3-23
3-30
Electric
Babbitt
35c
4'4%
2
spilt
Axe-Hcughton Stock Fund (quarterly of 13c
and a distribution of 12c from net profits
plus lc from Income)
.*
B/G Foods, Inc., class A (quar.)
B. S. F. Co. (formerly Birdsboro Foundry &
75c
Leather Cos., Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
—
American Aggregates, 5% preferred (quar.)'
American Agricultural Chemical
American Air Filter, com. (increased)—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
American Bank Note, com. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
American Bosch Arma, common (quar.)
5'/a% preferred A (quar.)
5'/2%
preferred B (quar.)
American Can. 7% preferred (quar.)
American Crystal Sugar, common
(quar.)„
4Vs%
preferred (quar.)
American Cyanamid,
common
(quar.)
3-12
Shareholders have approved a 3-for-l
833Ac
(quar.)—
preferred
convertible
3-22
pfd
Avon Products, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
30c
Amalgamated
6%
4%
4-
Increased
Aluminum Co. of America—
$3.75
3-23
4-
3-15
'
British Columbia Electric Ltd.—
3-29
1
$1.18
0-18
~
1
9
9-ie
3-31
.4- 2
$94c
$21%C
_____—___
1_
4-13
4-
3-15
3-
dep.
American
Tobacco,
(interim)
Final
9
4-
(quar.)
Automatic Steei
3-15
British-American
50c
Automatic Canteen
3- 5
3-
6
4-
'
'
Bristol-Myers
$1.16 'A
preferred (s-a)
Atlas Corp. (quar.)
Automatic
,
62'/aC
56'Ac
35c
10c
33c
40c
:r r
$28%c
*
"40c
933Ac
British
4-10
1
5-
—
(quar.)
1
common
35c
Wholesalers Ltd.,
B
Gas,
22 '/2c
Industries,
7
3-li
(quar.)__
Co., 3'A% preferred (quar.)__
American Assurance Co. (quar.)
British American Oil Ltd. (quar.)
1
3-15
3-29
25c
5'4%
3- 5
4- 2
7
(quar.)i
A
7
3-
3-31
3-31
3-30
3-30
3-30
3-22
Mfg.
4-
4-20
4-
City
Class
3- 9
3-31
15c
Extra
(T. G.) & Co., Ltd.—
pref. (quar.)
—
25c
(quar.)
class
Electric
Co.
Atlantic
«
3-28
4-20
4-2
3-31
3-31
-i 5%
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Atlantic
3-9
3-30
4- 2
4-1
Bright
3-15
$4 partlc. class A (quar.)
Participating
3-8
4-2
4- 2
3-1
3-30
B.
3-20
o
3-22
6
deposit
3-12
30c
(quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com. (quar.)
5%
J- £
3-1
3-
$$1.31'/a
receipts ordinary (Represents
net
proceeds from sale of stockholders'
subscription
rights)
."
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
can
3-it>
4- 2
4-2
4- 1
2
4- 1
3-16
3-29
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
3-15
3-lb
3-30
Special
5.28%
preferred (quar.)
Brinks, Inc. (quar.)—
Industries
Associated
3- 5
12'/2c
Thermal
Allis-Chalmer8
j
4-1
15c
(quar.)
Allied Stores, com.
Allied
3-15
3 15
4- 1
3-23
4- 2
4- 2
6-27
50c
Gas
3-
3-20
(quar.)
leceipts Ord.
Ltd. (quar.)—
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware, Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)
3-20
Bridgeport
6
$56'AC
(quar.)
Construction (quar.)_
Metal
Asbestos
3-15
3-9
4-16
3-18
3-23
3-2
3- 2
3- 5
60c
75c
50c
$1
(quar.)
Products
Allied
3-13
J" 2
4- 2
1
*
(quar.)
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.)
4V»%
preferred (quar.)
Allegheny-Lualuiu 8teel—
.
New common
(initial quar.)
;
Allen Electric & Equipment (quar.)
Allied Laboratories
(increased quar.)
Stock dividend (one sh. for each sh. held)
preferred
7%
Arundel
*3c
50c
$10o
$1.15
Brass
Alco Products,
J- »
6k0
34%c
(quar.)
Common
4-3
*0®
8 Ac
Ahlberg
Akron
Art
Arvln
(Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly
Aid
3-14
«hc
(quar.)
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance
4- 2
2-29
7-
$70c
Constable
Arnold
...
«
„
4.32%
(quar.)
Rubber,
(quar.)
B
65c
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Co.
Insurance
Class
3-28
Brillo
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
& Light,
Western
Armstrong
3-30
3-16
Bridgeport Brass, com. (quar.)_
4'4% preferred (quar.)
15c
Power, 4.65%
preferred
4.72%
Arkansas
dividend will also be payable on
issued after March 16 in ex¬
change for stock of the Automobile In¬
stock
3-15
50c
(quar.)—
Gas (increased)
Louisiana
Arkansas Power
The above
the
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas-Missouri
i
J-io
3-28
preferred
(C.) & Co., Ltd
Stock dividend
Mills Ltd.—
$5.25 pfd.
(increased)____
4- 2
3-20
Brewer
Cable.
&
Arkansas
£
6%
5-15
9
$50c
Arkansas
3-15
3-15
1
$15c
Smelting
Apex
2
20c,,
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)____
Anthes-Imperial Ltd.,
£
3
J
4-
6-
$1
(Quarterly
\}\
| 2°
3-
"
preferred (quar.)
—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—- ;
4'4%
prelerred (quar.)—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
1
Wire
5-17
1 '4 %
2
$2.25
$2.80
Ansonia
3-15
4-
25c
—
(quar.)
Common
4- 1
7- 1
10- 1
$$1.50
20c
preferred (quar.)
4'4% preferred (quar.)
4'4 %
preferred (quar.)—
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd.
4'4%
10c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Canadian
t i-i
4-13
Si
8-1
Oil
Anderson-Prichard
3"10
3-27
Cordage,
2
f$1.12'4
J$1.12V»
$$1.12V-»
(quar.)
Dtd.—
•
(quar.)_
Paper
Lead & Smelting
Products
Anchor Post
3 JJ
J *
2
Brantford
8
3-12
6-13
4-
2-29
3-15
& Sons
20c
all
clears
Ampco Metal (quar.)
Anaconda Co.
(increased)—
J.jj
^ 2
%
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Zinc,
o_10
3-
J.)
(E.
5%
payment
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
? i
«
Writing
American
'
J" J
-
(quar.)
$1.20 class A
5%
*- *
2
4-10
$12.50
American
3-7
4-2
»*
—
Abitibi Power &
4%%
45c
(quar.)
4-
on
arrears)
Holdert
Brach
7'/2c
—
(this
preferred
5%
3-12
15c
dividend
Stock
3-12
2
4-11
3-19
3-30
3-30
4- 2
Extra
2
4-
3-16
4-16
3-31
$2
35c
5%c
$1
(quar.)
Trust
Property
Personal
4-
$1.50
1942)
slnfce June,
common
Share ~ Payable of Rec.
Name oj Company
Abbott Laboratories, common
Boston
75c
(quar.)
(1st payment
5- 1
4- 2
7- 2
Boston & Albany RR._
2-29
$2.25
pfd.
Glass
Window
American
When
pef
6%
American Tobacco,
these being given m the
preceding table.
2-29
3-31
$1.75
(Fla.)
& Insurance
Title
American
we
announced this week,
dends
3-31
$1.25
Refining, common
(quar.)
American Surety (N. Y.) (quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Sugar
preferred
$1.75
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
Below
3-10
3-22
4-
31'Ac
dividend
Stock
American
«j
&- 1
2
3-31
Corp., common (increas2d)___
3'4% preferred (quar.)
;
3l/2 /c
preferred (quar.)
Bostitch, Inc., class A
(quar.)
3-19
4- 2
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
3-16
3-31
of Rec.
3-29
60c
87'4c
87'4c
30c
-
Club
50C
preferred (quar.)
Steamship
American Stores (quar.)
^
14'4c
20c
come)
Book-of-the-Month
(Indianapolis)—
Insurance
$1.25
Wuter
York
8
American
J_ib
»-\
8
3-
$2
Stamping
3 0
44 6
4-16
4 1
4 l
^
3-
2
5%
\
\
2
15c
American
3_3Q
44-
Holder*
When
Payable
Investment in¬
(from
of Boston
Fund
Bond
8
40c
(quar.)
pre/erred
6%
3-
2
$1.50
Extra
Weber Showcase
Name 0/ Company
4-
60c
(quar.)
American Snuff Co., common
Per
Share
f
Holdera
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Share Payable 0/
Company
When
Per
Holder*
When
Per
name ol
*
.
(1374)
14
«———
(quar.)__
(Continued on page 48)
"
4-
a
3-30
3-
4
1
3-15
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-12
Volume 183
Number 5517
.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1375)
15
■n
Stock Record «» New
Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Bmio tor froYloai
:
Year 1955
Lowest
111
39% Feb
Jan
Feb
1
Jan
13% Feb
9
Aug 25
62% Jan
23
71
63
79
Aug 25
23%
lQ63/4
Sep~19
Jan
70% Feb
6 / 35% Sep
25% Nov
19
21% Oct
-
' Jun
34 Ys
3
130
21
77% Jan
20 y4 Nov
2% Nov
11
117
18-
Jan
80
'
143/b Jan
36% Feb';9
Feb
f. 9
27
163
9
116
' Jan
•
31
203/s Jan
27
85
5
Mar
July 12
209% Jan
3
326
Jun
122
Mar 14
170
Jun 24
135
Jan
23%. Feb
Jan
6
117
Nov
1143/4 Jan
6
93
Jan
19
Jan
Dec
22
20
51% Mar 14
11
-6i%
133%
110
34%
55%
7
98
9
23
51\ Jan
Apr
95%
18
2% Nov
16
Jan
'
May
2
/
973/4 Jan
3
23
24
148
Feb
10
125
35% Jan
19
Feb
14
82
J
6
99% Feb
:■
2% Feb
24
Jan
9
25% Jan
17
30% Nov
4
Oct
14
105% Jun
30
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
71% Feb
6
29% Jun
8
223/4 Feb
Jan
6
31
Nov
16
36
Feb
1
UO
27% Mar 15
32
100
65
Jan
139% Jun
2
72
13
113% Mar
79
.
Jan
31
108
Jan
31
Jan
8
70% Jan
!
18
18% Jan
17
6% Oct
107% Sep
11
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
9% Jan
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan
48
Mar 14
Apr
106
Mar 15
44
4
Oct
11
16
Nov
15
Jan
3
12% Aug 17
40
Jan
7
62% Feb
1
3% Nov
21
9,
20% Jan
v
11
14
7% Mar 12
48% Mar 15
23
46
72
Mar
9
6
Mar
2
20% Sep 22
173/a Jan
10
16
13% Jan 23
/•' Mar 30
593/4 Jan
•
15% Jan
47% Jan 23
86
Jan
25
1
3% Jan
4
33% Jan
27
35
84% Jan
31
115
11% Jan
30
,
99
Jan
9
60% Mar
131% Jan 12
4y4 Jan
30
Jan
9
Mar
5
13 Vb Mar 16
100% Mar
2
13% Dec
16% Nov 15
13% Jan
20
17% Dec
18% Dec
2
163/a Feb
17
173/4 Jan
3
106% Feb
21
Sep
107% Feb
4
103% Jan
10
23% Oct
35% Apr
7
.24% Jan
20
88 y4 Nov
94% Jan
6
90
41% Mar 16
20% Mar 14
<
Jan
3
;35% Feb
10
563/4 Jan
16
20
104% Jan 24
24% Mar 16
31% Sep
1
32 ' Jun 30
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
13 Vb Jan
30
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
73/4 Jan
27
60% Sep
23
557/a Jan
12
25% Mar
28
Mar
Jan
27
Oct
27
35 % Feb
9
Jan
6
111% Dec
5
95'% Jan
20
21% Mar 14
27% Jun
16
21% Feb
2
179 % Jan
5
173% Jan
9
7% Jan
7
9% Jan
37% Feb
6
72 y4 Apr
11
40% Mar 14
58% Sep
21
161% Jun
13
172
Apr
39% Jan
3
46% Aug 24
11
29% Feb
1
131 V2 Aug 12
43% Dec 30
46% Nov
58% Feb
64% Jan
100
6
61
10
20
39y4 Jan
19
533/4 Feb
12
174
29
105
6
146
14% Jan
203/4 Jan
31
Nov 23
55% Nov
27
11% Jan
13
5y*%
prior
2
13
3.90%
Amer
&
4%%
American
5Va%
Ltd
Metal
54%
96
96 y2
74
73%
*145
37%
98
.'
121%
10,300
400
■
14,300
125
■'36%
96ya "99
800
2,200
151
*119
37%
3%
24%
96%
-
74%
124
100
200
1
4,000
993/4
27,500
120y8
120 y.
■
40,500
3 Vb
*3
*35
383/4
*35
38
*28 3/a
■
'
55
,120
29
29
*28%
29
203/8
7
-V
1053/4
•66
113%
.
76
253/8
253/8
122
28
*
-
107
3%
700
200
\
21%
'43%
v
108 Va
108%
!
433%
-■
108
2,900
26 V,
123
35%
21,900
76%
25%
71,000
125
35%
107
900
353/B
*104 %
27%
1,000
107
28
28
*66
112%
-76
123
.
*104 Va
68
111%
76
.25%
35%
,
•
20% .'21%
21
43%
122
.
28
.
♦66
68
I
35 %
r35%
♦104Va
28
113%
112%
.
76%
243/4
68
•66
—
20
2,300
68
10
'
20%
21%
20 3/4
21%
52,800
43% :
433/8
43%
43%
43%
8,400
1073/4
108%
*107 v*
108 3/a
•
'•
109
1%
American
Amer
7%
2,700
6%
cl
Co
Stores
Sugar
Refining
1
75% Feb
27
84% Feb
3
American
6
145% Jan
27
4
513/4 Jan
13
American
10
Jan
30
American
29
Jan
17
Viscose
9
26 % Mar
14
23Vb Mar 13
American
47
83
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
85 V* Mar 16
Anaconda
14
77% Mar 16
Anaconda
Wire &
6
52% Jan
6
72
Sep 21
63% Feb
333/4 Mar 30
40
Jun
20
36
Feb
8
40
7
103
107
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
Anchor
Mar 16
Sep
7
Jan
20
32% Dec
19
44% Jan
3
32 y2 Jan
10
44% Oct
11
58% Dec
1
553/4 Jan
4
70
Feb
3
36% Dec
1
29% Feb
15
35
Mar 16'
28
Jan
12
40 v2 Mar 13
16
Zinc
.
600
44
39
17
203/4
72%
noe
143/4
t
15
59 Vb
114%
31,500
200
300
142
17%
»543/4
2,000
43 3/8
39
20%
20%
20
20%
21,800
143/4
147/B
14%
143/4
11,000
59
59%
19,300
115
116%
2,000
4
2,000
593/8
147/a
60
593/4
59
115
115
3%'
116
37/B
37/B
17 VB
42 VB
:
*39
33%
33%
33%
33%
*32%
34
34
111%
111%
1113/4
113
112
12%
12%
12%
*99%
111
12'/a
100
100
3,200
42%
39
34%
123/8
17%
Yi%k
33/4
110
1,900
39
20 %' -4203/4;
17%
55%
44%;
:
115
'
553/4
55%
141%
39
143/4
59%
118
-
17%
-
>
21 %
.
143
,
433/4
.0
443/4 :■
■39
,55%
143
100
12%
♦99'/a
100
*33/4
12%
•99 Va
42%
»
40
34
113%
13%
100
5,900
800
300
5,300
3,100
70
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
15%
153/4
1,900
163/4
16 3/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
163/4
5,400
xl03l/2
103 Vi
103 Va
103%
♦103 %
273/4
283/8
28ya
*91
285/a
93
x39y4
40
*91
38 3/a
27%
*91
92
383/4,
66%
107
1.
39
66 %
28
92
39%
667/s
♦105%
107
25%
26
15V2
28%
27%
92
♦91
39%
39%
673/4"
667/8
♦105%
107
*103 Va
273/4
•91
383/4
67%
107
105
28%
60
30,300
92
39%
3,700
69%
14,400
108
50
253/4
257/B
25%
25%
♦28
30
*27%
29%
*27%
29%
♦27%
29 Va
16
16
16
16 %
16%
16%
16 3/4
16%
163/4
2,300
8%
62%
83/a
22,800
62
62%
6,500
26
26%
8%
8%
8%
61%
617/B
61%
32 V*
32
32
23v2
*175
x8
39
38%
39
120
116
118%
120
23%
176
23%
*175
237/B
176
31%
383/4
119
23%
♦175
32
6,800
4,000
23%
23 v*
233/4
23%
233/4
37,300
176
33 Vb
33%
34
59
60
59
60
60
60%
573/a
563/4
57%
56%
57%
172
172^
44 %
44/4
*127
129/2
43 %
43%
172%
172%
172%
172%
43%
4,900
383/4
117%
8%
♦127
317/B
38 VB
115%
33%
44 V*
31%
387/B
8%
129%
32
119%
337/B
♦43 Va
313/4
8%
61
38%
8%
♦127
623/4
119%
39
33%
567/8
8%
8%
5,800
119%
8 Vb
'
105
*103%
30
26%
26
*28
par
105
8%
13%
129%
176
*175
8%
8
•175
8
176
8%
34
34
34
35 v*
*59
60
59%
61
51%
57%
58%
172%
172 v*
172 v*
57%
172
437/B
43
129%
437/a
*127
*127
43
10,200
8,400
750
30,960
550
400
129%
43%
433/4
43%
43%
433/4
447/B
44%
44'/.
16,400
543/4
54%
54%
54%
543/4
54%
54%
2,200
100
100%
loo3/,
101
101
101
103%
105
142%
141%
142
1423/4
1423/4
142%
142%
•14%
15
14%
147/b
14%
15 y4
1,100
185%
185%
185%
1857/s
29,900
1,600
240
*147/s
185%
25
184% 185 3b
78%
79 Vb
78%
79%
78%
79 V*
78%
100
25
139Vs 140%
50%
50 ,4
139 Va
1393/4
139%
139%
140 %
139%
1393/4
500
49%
50%
49 V*
50 Vb
48 vb
49%
46 Vs
47%
40,500
9%
9%
93/8
9%
93/B
9%
9%
9Va
6,200
100
Corp
com—5
series
25
—2a
series
&
15
15 k
5
common
Smelting—1
50
Cable
No par
15 Vb
9%
*27%
*26
22
79 A
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
9 /2
185%
185%
185%
18%
141
No par
21.80
10
14
78%
27
16,200
500
27
27%
273/4
27
26%
*26%
26%
26 y2
26 Va
26 Vs
26%
50
22 /b
22
23 Vb
22%
22%
22 y4
22%
22 VB
22%
17,700
80 /«
79%
80%
793/4
81 Vb
si y8
81%
80%
85%
112,500
71
72
72
72
71%
713/4
70%
77%
2,090
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
393/4
39%
40
106%
28
27
*26%
27
27
_
,,
6.25
78
71
71
Hocking Glass Corp—
Andes Copper Mining
71%
■<
*198r : 200
300
.
98
1413/4
Common
$4
17
•>
54%
55
144
3%
110
33
54
Tobacco
Lead
72%
71%
~.
33
*96%
100
143
Co
Jan
1
98
53%
Water Works Co
10
72%
33
*98
141 %
preferred
3
33
com—100
100
American Tal & Tel Co
preferred
Tobacco
3,100
28%
54%
Co
American
187 Vb Feb
Jan
54 Va
8%
No par
2,300
59
*28%
'
1433/4
613/4
25
43%
♦58 v*
28%
*96
98
204
*196
43%
59%
1,000
1
American
Mar 16
6%
;
144%
43%
33/4
100
313/4
Steel Foundries
Sumatra
71%
733%
200
144%
8%
preferred—100
45
45
37/b
12 V4
x38'/2
common
noncumulative
American
723/a
200
61 V\
No par
100
447/B
45
16%
5
10
Refg com
22,800
15Va
B__No par
Co
483/a
58%
33 Va '
.
500
18,500
48
."
48%
43%
28%
*33
*96
5
16
7%
33%
98
25
preferred
American
*33
*98
44,200
7%
16%
-20
Co
20%
7
15Vb
100
Snuff
60
113%
1
23
9
593/8
112
21%
*20 3/4
7%
*28%
■
59
58%
\ 33/4"
27%
207/b
'
43%
43
♦28%
No par
179% Jan
Mar
""
277/8
48
45%
57%
653/8
Ship Building Co—No
American
v
•
28 3/a
447/8
27%
*203/4
7%
48%
♦45
43%
*105%
Safety Razor
Smelt &
"
-
73/8
577/o
66
preferred
American
45
423/4
•
Sany common—5
American Seating
27%
20%
473/4
»:
473/4
45
107
Co
Std
&
:
28 3/a
38
38
207/8
21%
14% /> 14%
com—2
Co
Amer Rad
47%
45%
43 %
433/4
\
1
Gas
Chem
.
'
653/s
Co
273/a
203/4
73/8
*105%
Corp
&
203/4
7%
7%
273/4
203/4
No par
Products
Molasses
Amer Potash
27
"
57%
1093/4
No par
convertible preferred
American
173/4 Feb
55
151
383/4
120
-35%
273/4
100
25% Jan
page
9,600
34%.
76
.
121
1053/4
'•
66
*33'/2
100 '
com
16
453/4 Jan
-
100
16 3/4 Jan
138
■
Fdry common__7
preferred
263/4 Jan
see
•
28%
100
Machine & Metals
Amer Metal Co
1
footnotes
119%
119
34 y4
♦121
-
100
1,000
*24%
*145
?
65,200
17%
34%
96
3V4
1103/4
1133/4
•35 VB
35%
107
—■
1
preferred-
6
For
♦119
119
12
5
143/4 Mar
1
preferred
American Mach
30% Jun
13% Jan
*17%
-/
,
38%
119
24%
■'■■733/4
120 Va
283/8
28 k
33
33l/s
*96
'98^
71 /2
73 /a
200
200
143
145
55'/2
55Vi
17
173/8
International
29% Aug 16
Mar
155
31%
*117%
120
.37%
.••97%
;.
3%
♦36
76%
*45
43 Vb
57 V2
American Investment Co of 111 new_l
28% Aug
no
-
c
37%
*28%
'
247/a
preferred—100
Corp new_l
noncumulative
American
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
103
-
723/4
243/a
No par
19
10
26% Jan
112
73%
24%
50
common
Jan
10
8% Oct
21
447/a Mar 15
Feb
145
Feb
59% Jan
Jan
15
Feb
463% Mar
129
89
20
Mar 16
58 s/8 Mar 16
140 *
21
6%
Ice Co
Optical
13
Jan
American
News
177
5
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
American
16
Dec
113%
47-47/b
-
10
com
6%
American
237/8 Mar 12
Co
SS Co—
Leather
&
9
16
62% Feb
283/8
i
126.
119V4
-
383/4
x283/a
273/b
203%
7%
-—10
& Electric
Hawaiian
Hide
29
Mar 12
27
42
Gas
American
American
32 Vb Feb
Nov
46
*35
29%
96
•
•145
9,600
500
17%
537/s
r
;74%
37%
•
99%
383/4
26%
20%
7%
No par
—
40% Jan
120
147% Nov
130% Jan
;
148/
21,500
24%
96
;
80
9
*34%
543/8
.
16,100
85
•219
38%
119V4
f
243/a'
*122
%
3%
108%
Crystal Sugar com——10
Natural
Feb
125 y4 Jan
18
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
1173/4
■';••
213/4
83/4
117
17%
20
5,500
118
155
-
37%
117
17V4
.
•
500
*145
■
120 \>
35 '.v:.
148
•
123%
*3%
108 3/a
prior preferred—
American Cyanamid Co com
Motors
137 y4 Jan
172% Jan
97%.
43%
4%%
American
8 3/a Feb
21
American
American
36% Jan
463/4 Jan 23
166% Jan 18
22
121% Oct
155.,
•"
3%
23
600
,.
85
9VB
*219
'
21%
86%
9
1,300
25,000
165
*115
♦85
500
,
13
22 %
500
1,400
22,800
42%
3%
:
21%;
-
6,800
-
159
*155
1
117
21%
f.
12%
•157%
3% V 3%,
23 % ;
22%
4,400
,.
,
20%
41%
...
,
9%.
73%
'•
i
;
373/8 *
•117%
x20% -'21%
No par
Co_;
3
8% Jan
3
Feb
&
American Colortype Co
623/4 Mar 15
56
9
50 Ye Jan
6
163/4 Mar 15
31% Jan 23
3
6
Mar 16
30
38
Jun
Mar 12
69% Mar 16
108
2
67
7% May 25
1
1
16
6
29% Jan
40
Mar
Jan
27
28% Feb
28% Mar 12
92
28
26y80ct
38% Apr 11
53% Mar 3
153/4 Mar 15
8
46 % Jan
170
-
—25
'
Cable
American
Mar 13
21% Mar 12
9
Sep 13
86%
*95
-
126
37
-42%
1
9
44% Mar 12
I 39
8
68% Sep
-
♦1143/4
23V4
9%'
533/4
"
•
74%
*122
V
31%
66
20
Corp—1
3 *
12
17% Mar 15
.
Dec
108
•7,
,7.
156
3%
3.04
~
100
10
3Va% conv preferred series B_100
3%% 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
American & Foreign Power—No par
733/b Mar 12 '
5% Apr
2
25
:
14
3
16
27% Jan
.
*146
>
28%
common—.*-.12.50
preferred
Feb
.
Radio
Co
Jan
18
15
45% Jan
104
Oct
7%
Can
34
39
Mar 30
103
American
100
353/a Jan
Sep
125
35%
*
100 *
common
&
4
22
Aug
Inc
Cable
3
13 v2 Jan
10
Sep 29
13 %
733/*
753%
154
■123 7/a
119
—
com—No par
preferred
97% Jan
31
105
5%
American
32 3/4 Jan
.
523/4 Jan
Jan
165
«.*
137
20
;
42%:,
*157
.;
<
245/a
96
24%
10
preferred
Chicle
27
11
Theatres
vV
Chain
56% Dec
Nov
•
American
Mar 12
38
Co
convertible
American
Mar 12
96
Shoe
5
200
17
Brake
18
145
21
*95
72%
_100 /
preferred—
Jan
24
Jan
6%
43% Mar 16
27
Nov
preferred
conv
67
23
65
cum
32!/4 Jan
Jan
^
4%%
21
Jan
52% Dec
.
135%
..
159
^
34%
v
v
"54%
99 %
111
.
100
American Bank Note common
•
.Jan
130
convertible preferred
543/4 Feb 29
17
28
96 y4 Jan
Feb
-27% Mar 15
>
9
14
61
40% Sep
3'%%
4%
176
15% Jun
--53%
953/4
31%
135
42
,
118
,
'1153/4
<
r
♦36
-
7
126
54
3
53%'
25%
?157
3%;
213/4 '.
,
17%
24 Va
35
1
*283/4
~
1
109% Mar
24
8
19
;
34
3%
50
Amer
21
26
Nov
.
,
355/a ";37%
1163/4
*24%
98%
'
_1
9
Sep
42% Dec
42 3/a
*117
120%
-
No par
com
convertible preferred
27% Feb
69% Dec 22
109 %
__.l
7
135% Dec
.
America
43% Mar
38% Jan 27
6
17
33% Dec
100% Jan
12% Jan
34
6% Feb
44
33
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140
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3
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Of
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•
24% Jan 23
-
433/4 Feb
Jan
53 ''
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32%
25%
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3
46% Sep
7
27
Jan
47
23% Mar 17
91% Sep
104
48% Nov 30
18
59 % Dec
19
24%
34%
32%
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13
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17%
115
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22%
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117
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16
13
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155
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117
.
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par
50
American Bosch Arma Corp com__2
23
3
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20
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"
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9
16% .Jan
9%
♦219
155
120
116%
-
"
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par"
American Airlines common
1
9
39% Jan
9
9%
500
100
6,700
66
'
26
8
66
14
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6%
9
27% Mar
22% Mar 30
Co
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12
.103
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85 •!
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86
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136
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163
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200
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162
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9
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100
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156
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3 %%
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100
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37
10 f
3
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Nov
—
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109
k
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32%
-
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136
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L
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100
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
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Nov
...
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42
155..'
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733/4
15%
the Week
43
-
20%' *•20%
13%;
41%
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74
3/4
14%
42%
109
66' %
313/4
-
32
135 Va
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.
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r 73
14%
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142
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30
36
14
1
-
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3
6
12
3
14
14% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
..
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5%%
Allied Stores
993/4 Mar 16
34
14
33% Jan
100
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ho3/8 Feb
Sep
.
110
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37% Jan 30
,
9
70
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,
*
14
20% Jan
102
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.
38%
-
28% Jan 23
91% Jan 10
82
31%
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74
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13
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,
109
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1
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\ Jan
,
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4
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25
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353/4 Jan
56 3/4 Jan
65
7
8
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-
preferred A:
100
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No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp new_l
"5
25% Jan
5
131
.
39
>
>113
119% Sep 13
37/8 Mar 29
5
Mar
Feb
120
;
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333/8 Feb 27
.
Mar
Inc
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74
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—
Vicksburg Ry_<——>1100
Alleghany Corp
1; 18% Jan 12
.
11
Oct 27 / 81% Apr 13
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41 < Sep 23
Aug
1
88 ; Sep 23
May 12
72% Jan
34
S
38% Mar 16
117
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:
.July 22
63% Jun
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40
23
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&
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;
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Aldens
"
3
20% Aug 26
S
34
Jan
'7%
88% Jan 23
23
Jan
7%
—No par
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—
Alco \Products Inc common
19
26
30
104
V
4% Feb 16
23% Jan 13
117%: Jan
5
"11
7
4.50%
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66%
■14%
32
—_1
Air Reduction Inc
-
Mar 14
"
23
73%
10
'z
Co
Corp—
Corp
14
66%
"14%
-
Sales for
Mar. 15
♦107
"
r73 3/4
——2.50
:
108%
14
-
PRICES
Thursday
43%
.
-
:
Inc
Aeroquip Corp
155% Mar 12
Jan
called
Express
Admiral
42% Mar 16
136
3% Jan V 3
14%
667/8
SALE
Mar. 14
43%
*107
66
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
13
26
14% Jan
9
8
7% Jan
4
Mar
3
913/4 Aug
6
137
22 vs Jan
28% July 25
Jan ? 3
Adams-Millis
6
V 20% Jan
42%
107
14
25
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 13
43%
107
1
:—
common
Stores
Co
Adams
4
"156
Aug
Steel
Acme
9
12% Feb
20
;423/4,
•
50
preferred
ACF-Wrlgley
25% Mar 15
19
Inc
preferred
323/4 Jan"
5
26 Yb Mar 30
Jan, 7
32% Jan
22
Jan
6
29
17% Oct
Industries
5%
6
18% Mar
V
"
100
:
.
Vending Corp__:
5%
*
4
preferred
ACF
6
Dec
170
28
Jan
4%
3
Jan
,157';
Mar 15
Dec
108
Tuesday
Mar. 12
-
5
common
ABC
733/4 Mar 12
23
9;
Jan
173/4 Jari
31% Mar 14
15% Aug 24 '
4iy4Dec 21:
27% Mar 14
107
155
109%
22 % Jan
30% Jan
•
14
12% Oct
"
30
Sep 20
Dec
Monday
Par
t
*
76
13
'
1
67% Jan
8
30% Feb
Abbott Laboratories
109% Feb - 7
14% Jan
9
13
14% Mar
20
LOW AND
STOCK
-
14
70% Feb
*
7% Mar 23
25% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
43% Mar 12
24
27
46% Jan
30
10
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
ley* Jan
Jan
13
^ Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
3
48% Jan
37% Oct
107.
*
£
Hirkest
38%
*105
38
x65%
*33%
38%
106%
52,,
66 /4
34/2
9,300
106%
*105%
•105%
106%
50
397/a
40%
39%
39%
38 Va
39
37%
38%
9,400
66 Vb
667/B
66 %
673/8
66
67 VB
66 v*
67 y4
9,500
33%
33%
*33%
34%
333/4
34%
35
105
105
♦105
*33%
500
•
t-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
3,3
Monday, March 19, 1956
......
(1376)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1955
11
Oct
36
18
Jan
4
6% Jan
3
43% Feb 14
31% July 5
4% May 10
Feb
27% Jan
36% Mar
5
Argo Oil
9
27% Mar
5
46% Feb
6
55% Dec
May 12
j0
23
25% Mar
3
34% May
9
54% Jan
3
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
11
35 % Apr
28
29% Jan
18
33% Mar
6
86% Aug 30
102% Apr
4
5
102 % Mar
2
18
29
6% Jun 14
22
Mar 15
10% Sep
,
97% Jan
19
18% Mar
3
Jan
9% Feb
17
Jan
3
34
Nov
28
28% Feb
16
6
17
Jun
17
35% Apr
:
5
30
Jun
16
11
27% Jan 10
7
6
8% Jan
12% Jan
34
.<
13
■'
104% Feb
8
113
62% Feb
1
60
t
Mar
106
18
162
Nov 30
Jun
15
62
Aug 11
58
13
61% Jan '20
3
30% Mar 13
3
30
13
41% Oct 10
34 % May 17
101
40% Sep
9
35% Jan
5
15
38% Sep
6
47% Mar 14
10
July 18
16% Nov 18
101% Apr
20
97% Jan
11
66% Oct
.
'
27
27
41% Feb
9
61% Feb
13
10
Feb
8
11% Jan
Jan
11
-16% Jan
19
17% Feb
27
27% Dec
22
•23
Jan
20
27% Mar 15
8 % Apr
18
6
76% Mar 13
Jan
5
7% Feb
24
44% Jah
5
49% Feb
24
10
6 % Jan
5
6% Jan
122
Mar
Feb
14
11% Jan
24% Mar 30
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
35% Aug 12
33% Jan
10
109
Jun
18
54% Jan
105
14
35% Jan
6
99
68% Jan
20% Jan
23
Jan
6
26
38% Mar
45
Sep
■*
15
39
14
54% Jan
Feb
28
19 % Jan
6
Jan
17
54% Mar 16
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
38% Dec
1
125"% Mar
Mar 13
105
106% Jan
85
Jan
20% Sep
30
26
„
20% Feb
July 11
Oct
49
14
46
27
10
29% Jan
3
24
34% May
12
Nov
28
17% Jan 25
12% Jan
31
22
Jan
6
Feb
16
23% Jan
27
30% Jan
17
42% Apr
15
28% Feb
14
33
18
98
Feb
23
101
38
101
Apr
96% Mar
8
Oct
14
59% Mar
19% Sep
26
22% Feb
45
Apr
1
101% Jan
6
13% Jan
19
18% Jan
12
1% Jan
6
9
18
168
Sep
Jan
15
Best
69 % Jan
27
79% Jan
3
23,
29% Feb
21
25% Feb 28.
2.50
29% Jan
16
fe
Dec
12
20
r
9
4%%
100
1
50
10
pfd
—
Co
,
Co
Dec
1
14 % Mar 14
17
7
3
58% Feb
14
29
38% Jan
17
50 % Mar 15
48% Apr
43% Nov 29
J
15% Feb
11% Jan
Consol Mining Co
15
97% Jan
10
98 V2 Feo
61% Sep
16
54% Jan
11
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
19
Mar
1
29% Jan
3
28% Jan
3
64% Sep
19
43% Mar
1
61% Jan
3
12% Nov
2
18% Mar 28
20
14% Jan
31
10
66% Jan
6
28% Jan
28
95
32
Sep
14% Jan
Jan
6
20% Jan
5
52% Mar 12
Jan
9
57V4 Jan
23
21% Jan
11
9
Sep
23 % Mir 13
107 % Mar 15
3
Feb
3
Brown
&
100
Jan
16
103% Jan
6
Brown
Shoe
Co
:
Dec
30
38 % Jan
23
43 Va Jan
3
23
July 21
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
3
16
Dec
71
1
13
25% Sep
Mar 15
78
Feb
30% Feb
Sep 30
21% Aug
92% Mar
12
80
20% Jan
6
Jun
1
15% Feb
8
80
19
Rights when issued
$5 preferred
8
Buffalo
Forge
13
Bullard
Mar
8
7
16% Jan
3
Feb
16
81% Jan
19
77% Feb
22
8
77% Feb
8
3
85% Mar
6
.
:■
preferred
4%%
second
3
92
Apr
26
83% Feb
6
34% Jun
22
28% Jan 23
37% Mar 15
1
15% Feb
9
16% Jan
9
Bush
31
22% Feb
17
31 % Jan
5
Butler
Mar 18
Jan
6
8% Oct
11
24
Oct
11
99% Jan 28
33% Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
6% Nov 15
37% Oct
26
14
Jan
6
14% Sep 26
91% Jan 17
19% July
.
30% Oct
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
103% Jan
9% Jan 23
26
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
11% Apr
44% Dec
42
3
103% Jan
3
23
% Feb
9
12% Jan
20
6% Jan
12
3
40
Jan
9
6% Jan
13
45
15% Mar 10
7% Jan
43% Jan
y
Jan
23
34% Jan
14
17% Dec
32% Jan
11
5
11
Nov
30
10
45
Feb
16
17% Jan
16
>
* Mar
17
3
16
3
100
July 15
92% Mir 16
98
Feb
7
64
Jan
31
13
64 % Feb
7
62% Feb
7
25% Jan
10
30% Jan
24
32% Mar
28% Mar 14
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
31% Feb
14
36% Mar 16
53% Dec 30
59
footnotes
Feb
see
21
page
52% Jan 20
26
55
Mar
5
8
30
*90
22%
*21% / 22
22
*
47
47
47
28 3/8
27%
28%
27%
28
28
13%
13%
13% : 13%
13%
13%
9,100
1,500
25%
25 Va
25%
24%
17,100
24%
24%
25%
25 Va
30%
\
30%
700
31%
31
30%
31
303/4
30%
98":
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24%
98".
2%
2%
2%
32%
33
32%
39%
1:
32%
32 Va
32 Va
33%.
29%
37%
37% '
/'
2,800
45,900
169
169
168%
168%
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15%
15%
15%
15%
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82
39
39
39%
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15%
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82
82
82
38
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39%
33%
39"
28%
36%
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77%
78%
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27%
28
28%
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28
78%
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/
240
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14
16%
16 Va
;6%
12%
12%
12%
12%
61%
62
62 %
64
63%
'64
48%
49%
49 Va
50%
49
50%
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16
'
'
.14
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14
'
300
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*
28
13%
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28
,
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27 Va
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1,500
33%
77%
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37%
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r
80
2,800
-
33%
37%
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300
11,000
....
28%
28 Va
16 Va
•
170
28
34 Va
28%
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27%
1593/4
33%
33 Va
37%
77%
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2,300
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9,200
89,600
.
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50%
50%
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16 V*
16
380
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47%
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98
98
98
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57
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53
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53
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54
52
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14%
51%
50%
51%
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„
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13%
14 %
14 Va
523/4
513/4
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51 Va
55
55'/a
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54%
55%
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55%
22%
22%
22%
23%
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31%
34
33%
14
14%
14
43%
5
21
28%
27%
22%
104%
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14 Va
43%
21%
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95
14
14 Va
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102 Va
400
28
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3,200
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41%
9,400
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21%
21 %
21%
%
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41 Va
42
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21
%
%
A
96%
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95%
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29 Va
29
29 %
32
33%
32%
32%
32%
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22 3/4
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22%
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153/4
15%
15%
15%
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29
29
33%
33
33
23
22%
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16
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79
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79
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78
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78
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84%
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34%
34%
34 Va
35%
16
16
16
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24%
23%
24
233/4
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11%
11%
11%
28
28%
29 Va
15%
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-
24
11%
10%
27
*
,
27%
27
101 Va
♦101
27%
ioi %
101 Va
43%
43%
43%
433/4
43%
43%
5%
5%
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5%
43
a
1
5%
5
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7
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15%
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42%
42%
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28%
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101
44
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43%
101%
43%
1,900
\
190
4,800
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5%
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5%
12,500
15%
15%
15%
22,200
6%
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42%
42%,
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10,900
40%
41
41
41%
41%
45
16%
16
16%
16
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93
92%
92%
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94
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41
16
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23%
28 %
42
94%
34%
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700
42%
16%
25
15%
33,800
16%
42 Va
7
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32
15%
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70
36%
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42%
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78
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*
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160
81
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23%
11 Va
10%
2,700
43,200
15%
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16%
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4,600
22%
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37%
34%
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I *71
85%
34%
1,800
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15%
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300
29
29
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47,100
600,400
96
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23%
6,600
14,200
14%
23
5
34
102 Va
32%
1
101
33%
14
28%
—100
100
_100
15,500
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413/4
42%
Va
31%
31 Va
31%
101
28
21%
95
1,100
40%
A
95
8,900
107 Va
22%
107 Va
27%
21%
X42
900
22%
«
27%
27%
■
!
*
8,700
*102
102
102
27%
31%"
90
3,000
55%
*55
107%
106
34
34
14
102 V2
22%
x22%
24,200
99
'
55'/a
*98%
101
33%
33%
.14%
27 Va
-
No par
223A
*98 Va
*101%
103
102
No par
■:
101
*98%
33%
-
<•
31%.
31%
101
*99
—No par
1
105
*104%
104
103%
2.50
*
*CC
-
Ry Co
Mills
*2%
50%
33%
82
1
Ry
20-,a
2%
1593/a
15%
28%
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Pacific
20%
2%
50 Va
*81
*81
x38%
—No par
100"
Canada Southern
57
20%
156%
*169 ./;• 170
'
"
15%
15%
14,000
57%
57%
50%
156%
170
170
-
98
*
32%
32%
32%
32%
*
157%
-
157'/a
50
50%
*50
1
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry—
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Qom__1.66%
Canadian
'
*96%
98
*96%
•
15
preferred
,130
47
*96%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
"
conv
30
\
6,100
47
;
13%
16%
Inc
;
21% ■V21%
28%
98
5
Calumet & Hecla
10,400
va
91
22
213/4
48
16%
Zinc-Lead
30
30%
13 Va
14
California Packing Corp
25
27%
*47
31%
5
preference
25%
603
13%
28%
:
18,100
*90 i
91
170
26'A
25
28
'-48
27%
.
I
47
14
:
3,000
105
303/4
:
29%
54%
150
105
27%
27%
*90
91
*
*96Va
common—No par
participating preferred
100
Callahan
'
90%
27%
Bros
Cannon
29
29%
29%
90%'
''*27%
Co
Terminal
$4.25
*27%
27%
29
-
57% Jan
For
7%
27%
20,200
*130
1
27%
26%
28 Va
27%
*27
Byers Co (A M)
Jan
-
106
13%
Butte Copper & Zinc—
Jan
99
*105
:
•
11% Mar 16
40% Jan
4
106
27%
Burroughs Corp
15
♦105
27%
Inc
preferred
3%%
22% Jan
23
105
430
5,400
17%
52%
135
105
90
1
1.25"
.
52'A
*51%
*125
1
Co
76% Jan
,
17%.
52
135
13%
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
"17%
173/a
27%
Co
Watch
Bulova
17%
17%
51
51%
27%
Co
23
50%
50
10
Feb
36% Jan
30
41
49%
17%
5
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common
27
x40aA
50%
*125
5
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
21
40%..
49
135
155%
15
28% Mar 12
47% Feb
40%
1 peso
Inc
25% Jan 23
43
20
21% Dec
Bigelow
23
29"% Jan 11
40
2%
100
31% Feb
21
Nov
22'A
2%
No par
15
27 % Aug 17
22%
x22 %
51
22%
4,900
62 Va
50%
•
51%
27'%
4,500
22 Va
♦125
•
62 Va
3,000
63
22 %:
51
28
1,900
54%
61%
135
106%
66
'53
40
41' ,r
27,300
•"
22%
22%
17%
17%
48
62 3/s
61%
,62%"
X51
52
>
2%
3%%
Mar 13
55%
*40
'i
41'
47%
65%
53 Va
RR—
34% Jan
.95
65%
53 %
22%
22
100
Maine
10
91% Jan 25
65%
53
28
preferred
23
95% July 29
473/8
65%
53
61%
56%
Feb
85% Jan 20
46%
'66%
250
104 %
"
65%
<47%
f 7,900
34%
109'A
;
48
20%
1
34%
47%
1,700
3,800
76,200 "
15 Va
109 %
*103
104 Va
*103
573/8
Bristol-Myers Co common
% Mar 15
104 Va
66
98%
14
6
*103
46%
25
32% Jan
Mar 14
110%
104 Va
*103
110
700
118'A
143/4
34%
34 V*
109%? 109 Va
34%
34%
34 %
110%
v
11,900
71,900
6%
6%
116
15%'
■
.
100
.
;
45%
45%
118
15
15 %
14%
14%
-
No par
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
16
14%
110%
7
6%
63A
6%
117%
23'g
2.50 ?
_5
Brlggs & Stratton
3
29
6%
119%
20%
;
9
Feb
*6Va
1
.200
...
I73/4-
27%'.
263/4
45%
57%
—
Co
4
32% Jan
45%
1173/4
6%
118%
34%
5
100
preferred
14
100
x6%
-
6%
6%
117%
48
&
*17
27-/8
7
.
r: .11%
*11
173A
45% '.45%
550
3,900
11
46%
•
100
-41%
6,000
27
7
6%
2,500
75%
26 Va
6%
3,400
1:
98
*17
11
t
44%
17%
25 %
.
74%
•
11
25%
■
14,600
433/4
YV
*17
:
V
•'.13,100
*70,000
:
♦10%
11
46%
12%
28% Feb
17% May 17
111
July 25
,
98
983/a
44 Va
.75
743/4
76 Va
75%
76%
.17%
25
61%
95% Jan
% Mar 14
26
19
98'A
44%
29%
15
88 % Jan
-
36% Feb
6
15% Jan
Jan
54
98 Va
44%
20%
(The)
6
6
33
45
99
26
82
13% Jan
98 Va
17%
47%
5%
39%
44%
57
Common
19
34% May
160
; 2,400
53%
40%
44%
No par
Edison
53
41'A
99
74 Va!
61
3%%
53 Va
20%
Inc
100% Apr 25
Aug 11
7,300
-
100.;
40%
39%
*10%
12%
Boston
56% July 20
24% Jan
1,800
'30%
30%
99%
53
57 '
& Brass Corp
Bohn Aluminum
Boston
May 10
51,500
61
60%
'
Y
,
40%
99
4,700
>.
159
157%
53
20%
Co
Airplane
Co
101
44%
100
Braniff Airways Inc
:
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common5
4%%
preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
—3.50
57% Mar 15
19
v
•
52%
56%
Borg-Warner Corp common
100% Nov
49% Dec
3,800
66
66
30
.
20%
*
Borden
12
6
24
■
>-
100
57
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Jan
12
Mar 14
*'
60%
30:-
99%
56%
(Del) com—No par
Steel
Stores
*
20%
1
12% Mar 16'
95% Sep
51% Oct
.
158%!.:
60
30'%
*100
v
52%
*31
•
1
64
3
101
60%
29%
•-
157
60
60 Va
30 %
156 Va
4
1
(E W)
Bond
3
Jan
63% Jan
38
155%
155%
5
Co
Class B
3
22
66% May
30
66 Va
62%
13%
24%
;
100
Bon Ami Co class A___
11% Jun
14
9% Jan
,
9
Mar
12
33%
" 66%
*52%
27%
10
common
_
Co
&
Boeing
Jan
,
67
663/4
52%
*47
1
1
Co.j
Bliss & Laughltn Inc—
6
-
19% Jun
15% Mar 14
61
-I Jan
26
106%
66 Va
33%
106%
109
29%
90
22
1
:
'
3
106 Va
66%
x50%
*125
*105
27%
Bliss
1
29
107
47%
22
34% Mar 14
11
39 7% Mar
37 % Mar
317/8 Sep
107
,33%
39
104%
66
'•*
29 % Jan
13
Jan
84
:
23»
39% Jan
Aug 23
*106%
32%
51%
110% Y
*103
46%
preferred
;
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mlg Co
_1
Biaw-Knox Co
(Delaware)—___10
34% Jan
20% Mar 15
33
29 Va
7
46 %
-
xll0%
7%
Nov 28
25
32%
17%
29%
1»0%
6%
*6%
117% 119 >
15
14%
"35%
x35
7
16% Jan
91
5
*
3
6%
Bethlehem
If
88 % Mar
29%
31%
17%
25
46 %
3
30
64% May 18
:
Inc
Best Foods
23
38
17%
20 Va
3$%
29 Va
28
preferred
Benguet
32% Feb
28% Mar 15
17%
31 %
17%
*40
51%
17%
Corp
Howell
28
25% Jan
22
Mar
33% Jun
26
&
24
28Va.Jan
Dec
31
Sep
303/4
-17%
29%
x24%
100
Beneficial Finance
4
40
Aug 17
25
30 Va
29%
60 (■;
101
60%
Bendix Aviation
3
14
11
34
■7%
17%
154%
*17%
165% Jan
,
26
Jan
78
>,
172% Feb
9
14% Feb
16
Aircraft
4%%
50% Mar 15
r
.
Corp
Packing
Bell
33% Feb
30
145% Feb
.
Jan 30
2% Feb
.
23
Nov
7%
31.
66
52 - 52%
38% 38"%
98% 99
44% 44%
72%;.fc74%
11% 11 %
50
common
Instruments
Bell
Jan
•
20% Mar 13
Jan
85% Sep
18
33% Oct
;
44% Jan
1
9
7%
7 Va
29 V2
.33%
100
20
20
17%
,
150
101
*99.
20
•19
7%
7%
7%
33
33%
100%
20
32%
30%
52%
Belding-Heminway
58% Jan
30
169% Dec
7
Jan
74
49% Jan
31
6 172
158% Sep
7
56% July
7
*18%
30%
108
•
60 %
.
*100
issued"
Beech-Nut
Jan
27
35% July 25
Mar 14
Jan
20
'
-
29%
f
153% 156
1
Creek RR
"Beech
Feb
14
14
Dec
2
22
30
43
101
17%
17%
29%
10
10
RR
Beech Aircraft' Corp_
47% Jan
Feb
10$%
30
30
32% 32%
107 ,"107%
62% 65
100
common
Beck Shoe (A S)
16
24% Jan
2
15
Mar
6
Jan
26% Oct
.
Inc
Mills
"When
Reckman
Jan
Ohio
&
Beaunit
9
28
91
9
88% Jan
Mar 18
96
33 V*
100%
33 Va
33
33%
101
7%
17%
""'29%
19%
19%
20 Va
*
30
_100
100
preferred
4%%
20
30 % Mar 16
Mar Id
25% Jan 23
29% Dec 30
18
11
1
29% Feb
Mar 16
*
Nov
19%
33
7%
7%
1
Inc
preferred
37% Jan
25
25
22% Mar 14
24
• 20
*19
—10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3% %
conv prior preferred—100
9
17
147
100%
*19
20
■;
Bath Iron Works
45
24
14,300
102%
20%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
4%%
,
8
Jan
40
16
23
48% Feb
33%
33
common
Barker^ Brothers
22% Mar 13
41 % Jan
Jun
72% Mar 29
13
58,400
100
Bangor & Aroostook
uaroer Oil Corp
6
64-/« jan
19% Nov
14% Jan
19%
30%
—-
T)
(B
Baltimore
/
27
57
33% Jan
19 Va
60 %
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%
55% Mar 15
9
19
15% Jan
19%
19%
50
4%%
-
48% Jan * 3
Jan
48% Nov
133
2
5
60
13
Sep 19
Dec
Feb
,
13
42% Jan
66% Jan
48
7
19
July 14
45
Jan
30
7,300
29,600
53%
20%
33%
53%
54%
(The)-Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Gorp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co—No par
12
41% Feb
Jan
273/8
54%
--5
Nichols
Babbitt
65
100 % Jan
75% Nov 23
27 Va
54%
Babcock & Wilcox Co
104% Feb 29
1
53% Sep
;
113
109% Mar 16
5
Jan 12
113 % May
27%
53%
com—6.50
—
preferred
4%
Austin
8
35% Feb
6
10
Mar 31
95
Mar 24
114
18
Jan
26%
53%
Atlantic
26
30% Jan
66
26%
53
INo par
i
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
iAvco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
1N0 par
■■i
Mar 30
8% Feb
26%
50
-
City Electric Co
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Powder
'9
54
26%
*101
Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
Preferred $3.75 series B—1—100
6
45% Mar
8
6% Aug 18
.<
t
41% Mar 15
99% Feb
'
.
53% Mar 15
4
20
Oct
23
Dec
18
5,700
34 Va
'
Santa Fe—
Preferred
Atlantic
14% Jan
26
5% Oct
8.
'Feb
101
1
43 % Jan
48% Mar 31
68
Mar 21
19
42
.
96% Feb
Mar 17
59% Mar
96% Sep
•
Oct
23
Jan
13
27% Dec
■'•v; Common
Mar 16
159
Jan
28
34%
,
59% Feb
137
131% Jan
5,000
34%-
34%
53
1
Atchison Topeka &
'•
3.700
39%
34%
40
34%
25%
100
*10
preferred
Associates Investment Co___
Mar 14
67
40%
'
5.25%
5
t
5%
393/4
5%
33%
_2,50
1
Common
3
Jan
39
Goods Corp—
Associated Dry
110% Jan
6
Jan 23
55
23
"39%
.
Shares
*5%
40%
39%
52%
preferred $1.50 series__Nopar
2nd
I
35
14
Feb
30
8
Aug 15
May 27
37% Sep
36% Mar 14
.
Arvin
Mar. 15
5%
34%
26%
!i—1
Co Inc.,
Industries Inc
Ashland OH,& Refining com
24
297/b Feb
Corp
Carpet
Artloom
31% Mar 15
177/b Feb
15% Jan
Constable
Arnold
Jan
22
..
5%
33%
25%
1
No par
5
preferred
$3.75
Sales for
Mar. 16
34
10
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
5%
5%
39%
39%
5
__1
&"Co of Illinois
Armour
20% Mar 12
6
36% Oct
Mar. 14
-
5%
6%
6
No par
Corp
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
5
Argus Cameras Inc
Armco
Steel Corp
13% Jan
1
Par
Co Inc.
P W Products
Arcber-Daniels-Midland
40% Mar 14
10
37
A
6% Mar 12
.
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
i
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
-
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tnuraday
LOW AND
STOCKS
lufi for rmlwi
16
'
*93
7
6%
7
63A
18,600
14,000
350
!
200
64
62%
62%
62%
32 Vt
32
32
31
31
313,8
800
*31 %
*30%
32
35%
35%
35%
35%
118.000
35 Va
35 y8
36%
35%
35%
53%
300
533/4
54%
55
54%
55
533/4
533/4
53%
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Lowest
Lowest
6
42% Deci7
30% Mar 14
38% Sep-21
36% Api . »
25 'A Oct
112
10
Jan
11
121
Nov
Mar 15
.
23
29
5
121
<23^
18
49% Aug 16 C: 53% Mar
116*
12
10
104
'Jan
130
*■
July-20
July 26
21
83
27
37% Dec
26
19% Apr 27
22 '
29
7% Jan
6
37'A Jan
18
79 % Jan
3
14% Jan
Jan
11% Nov 30
Jan
21
15% Jan
6
51% Jan
Mar 11
16
27% Jan
33% Jan
20
Apr ; 4
17% July 21
66
Dec
29% Jun
16
7
57% Nov
16% Jan
3% Feb
9
3
Chadboum
8
50
Apr
5
Dec
6
109
'29% July 19
68
65% Nov 30
43
21% Jan
36
7
' Dec
71
6
17
18
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
3
8% Jan
;
30
-
1
21%!
Feb
13
24% Jan
16
17
31% Jan
4
7
26% Feb
3
28
Jan
18
36 % Mar 25
23% Feb
20 V*
Sep
26
27
Dec
9
23
33% Jan
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
42% Mar
"42
"
6
29% Jun
22
45% Feb
16
74% Sep
21
30 '/a Dec
19
30% Jan
13
39% Jan
6
,22% Mar
1
14% Jan
60-;
Dec 16
48
53% Mar 1
i
8
Mar
9
24% Feb
14
36% Mar
26% Jan
4.
31% Feb
1,
7
44% Jan
46% Feb
30
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
Jan
25.
42% Dec
30
42% Dec
30
38% Feb
10
9% Feb
14
14% July 27
110% Jan
4
1
20% Jan
20
59
Aug 29
101% NOV 16
51% Feb
9
71% Feb
17.
15% May
29
3
Jan
22% Feb
7
66% Jan
18
23% Jan
3
.
128 !
Cab
29% July 15
4
30
104% May 9
37% Dec 30
42% Aug 23
50% Feb
45% Mar 14
62% Sep
26
Nov
l
11
30
17% Jan
107
Sep 27
30
21% Feb
25
'-94
Jan
26
115
53
Jan
6
7
109
9
100% Mar 13
101% Feb
20
26
41
Sep
13
34'A Jan
111
Jan
4
103% Mar
78% Dec
7
76% Jan
45% May 12
25% Feb 14
11
39% Mar 14
4
Apr
49
Jan
3
111
80
16
20% Feb
14
«
....
"
•
60
*
v
45
Jan
10%
"81%
85
85
16%
55
"110%
36%
111% Jan
6
145
July 11
122% Feb
9
131% Mar
16
6
17
13%
Sep
4
55 %
Feb~16
3
90
Jan
3
20
18
Feb
14
63
62% Jan
9
94% Mar
5
23% Jan
9
28% Jan
May 27
20
49% Mar
45
Feb
9
14
Jan
59% Feb
65
66
66'%
657%
28 7%
28% ,29 ¥4
28 3%
29 Va
28
30
28%
30 3/8
29'%
30'A
29'A '29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
1
3%
7
32
Apr 21
23% Feb
31
Apr
22
23% Feb
17
28
17 % Feb
23
15% Jan
19.
16% Jan
22% Jan
77
May 27
44% Oct
11
28 % Mar 15
54 % Jan
6
46% Feb
19% Jan
25
6
38% Mar 14
7% Oct
17
14
2
12"% Jan
10
45% Jan
6
Jan
5
23% Jan
5
15% Jan
7
26% Jan
3
84% Jan
3
59% Mar
9
31
Jan
26% Feb s 9
18% Feb
14
21% Jan
47% Jan
41
20
11
52% Aug ' 5
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
18% Feb
Jan
3
7% Jan
8% Jan 11
11
11"
10
3
108 % Jan
3
29% Jan
10
16% Feb
6
10
10
33
23
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
6
101% Mar
7
27% Jan
6
100% Jan
13
Mar 16
14
53% Nov
112
Mar
109% Jun
104
80
:
Dec
July
3
Jan
8%'Jan
6,200
1,000
74
74
107
107
333/4
75
v
7%
74'A
108
75
*106
74'A
107
107
120
40'%
39%
40'%
39'A
39%
11,900
73A
61%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7'%
7%
4,500
11,300
9
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8%
71 ¥2
-9
70
*
8%
9
8%
71'%
71%
*70'A
,71'%
800
62
62%
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62 ¥a
34,800
71'A
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102
61 ¥2
100
23
;62 ¥2
62'A
63 ¥4
1013A
101%
22'A
101
22%
313A
25%
2,000
39 3A
83/4
70
60%
23
73'A
73'A
; 106
106 ¥a
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9
70
"99
74'A
107
39 ¥b
7%
8%
76'A
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41
22%
22 3A
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102
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313/4
25'A
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102
22%
31%
"30
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9
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600
223/4
3,700
22'%
313A
♦30
313A
25'A
25%
25
25'%
40
40 3/4
40%
42'A
3.600
40'A
40%
40'A
40%
2,700
24%
,
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25'A
25'%
25'%
60,300
31,000
63 3%
26'%
38%
6,800
37%
38'%
37'A
38
37
37'A
36%
37'%
11,600
convertible
com__
5
24%
53%
prefcrence__No par
"155
24 Vs
54
53%
175
41%
par
"155
42
54
53'%
175
41%
>155
41%
>
54
513A
175
41%
<•
*150
42%
52'%
12,400
170
*150
42%
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41%
42
38,900
12%
13
13 ¥a
13%
12%
13
12%
127%
13'%
10
23%
24
23%
24'A
23%
23%
23'A
23'%
23'%
23'%
663/s
67
"66%
67
66%
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66%
66
66%
66
66
77%
78%
77%
78
par
J
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2,700
52
50'%
170
42
25
Cotton
76'A
12%
'
79%
79 Vb
80'A
'
79'%
1,500
1,300
350
80%
81,000
Gas & Electric28%
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_i0
convertible
28¥a
27%
101 ¥2
*1013/4
102'%
101'%
102'%
220
43%
44%
44
44%
43'%
433A
10,100
44 y8
44%
443/4
44'A
44%
443A
45%
46
46'%
25,200
65'%
52,200
17'A
20,500
623A
16%
"104%
No par
34%
5
preferred—
213/4
100
"98%
Equipment
Co
20
St Louis Ry Co,com
100
noncumulative preferred__100
Elec
27%
101'A
44%
5
__
Ilium
com
64'A
16%
107
64%
64'A
163A
16
65
65
107
22%
213A
22%
21%
22
983/4
983/4
*98'%
100
100
99
99 ¥2
"194
107
109
gtd—_ 50
"78
80
stock__50
"43%
44%
1
22%
109%
98'%
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22
100
70
99
5,100
973/4
107
*194
.
107
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40
39'A
39%
39'%
109%
109%
109'A
109'A
78'A
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109
79
*78
80
443%
*43%
44%
♦433A
22%
23'A
223/4
8,500
44
23
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23
.9,000
207
79
443%
3,600
21%
98'A
*102'%
34%
*98'%
22 Va
207
40%
393%
96%
9,100
107
33%
100
*194
17
109
80
22%
.
4
107
41'A
1093/4
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207
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34%
21 ¥2
7
28'A
63%
%
107
34
98'%
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107
40'A
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80
23
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34%
207
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41 *
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34'A
28
17
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;
28
65%
17
17'A
*104 ¥2
107
343/4
207
39%
16%
34%
98
"102
63%
"104 ¥2
102
35%
"194
15
preferred
28%
44%
100
common
28 ¥a
101 ¥2
45
44
No par
preferred
28%
102%
44%
xlOl
100
Z__10
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23
22'%
110
40
9,400
673A
66
67'A
65%
66%
66'A
67%
667/s
67%
19,300
1
45 ¥4
453%
45'A
45%
45'A
45'A
45'A
45'A
45'A
45%
13,200
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3 Va
3 ¥4
3¥a
3¥a
3 Vs
;
preferred
X67
•
112
49
noncumulative
pfd
32'A
♦49
49%
49
120
59
*58
59
58'%
58'%
58'%
58'%
100
58
58
58%
27%
27%
28 ¥a
21 Vs
28'A
27'%
27%
27 7%
28
10,300
15%
16
157%
16
68.800
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
83%
*823/4
83%
82 3/4
82%
20
53'%
52%
53%
11,500
23'A
23 3%
83%
*82%
53'%
54
53'A
54'A
54
27%
27%
28 ¥4
28
-16'%^
•
53
-
•
6,100
333/a
33'%
23'%
33%
33¥a
33'%
33
33'A
81
79'%
81'A
79
80'A
80
81
82'A
83'A
11,400
52%
53
52
52%
52
52'A
51%
52'%
52
52'%
12,900
19%
20'A
19%
-20¥a
17,000
44 ¥a
44'%
443%
33
33 ¥b
1
20'A
20%
20
20%
19%
25
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
7%
7%
73/4
7%
*7%
17
173/8
17'A
173%
17'/e
17'A
17 Vs
No par
21%
21%
21%
22'A
22'A
223%
22'A
Nast
Consolidated Cigar Corp
20
-
«
44%
8
,
7%
44'%
8'A
17/V*
17
17'%
6,700
21%
221/4
7,300
X32%
33'%
32'A
32%
32 V*
32'%
32
32 Vs
313 a
31%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22 ¥a
21%
22 Vs
21%
22'%
25,800
48%
49'A
48%
49
49
49'A,
48 yB
49 Va
48%
49
109
No par
:
-
109
109
35'%
353/4
36 ¥2
17%
18
xl73A
29%
29%
"29'A
108%
108%
108%
109
1,600
353A
34%
35'%
34%
35
7,000
17%
17%;
5
29%
36
t
17%
173/4
177%
17%
177%
7,200
109'A-
29'A
37 %
37 ¥2
36'%
36%
36
100
24
24'%
24'%
24'%
25
113A
113A
11%
113/4
11'A
11%
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consumers Power Co com
10c
10
10'A
9%
10¥a
10
10
'
No par
507/8
50%
513%
109'A
1097/8,
109 ¥2
109'A
'"109
109%
109 ¥2
*
;
50%
No par
No par
preferred
preferred
*
•102 ¥2
*102'%
103
29'%
29'A
29%
1,400
36
363%
23 ¥2
29%
29%
10
Consul RR of Cuba 6% pfd
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
9,400
35 ¥s
109'A
109'A
1
1.33%
Corp
36'A
35%
36%
8,700
25'A
25'A
25'A
25'A
11
11'A
10 3/4
11'A
7,600
9%
9'A
9'A
7,000
51%
6,100
9'%
50 7%
50%
51%
1093A
109%
109'%
109'A
110
"109'A
1093/4
109
109
*109
109%
103
*102'%
103
103
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1,000
103
51
:
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:
*102
51
1087%
109
670
30
America—
4%
10
_i
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
preferred
Continental Can Inc com
No par
new
I
1
»
1,100
5
No par
Corp
com
1
5,300
22'%
■
14,000
8
8
•
Coppermines
»
t
6.200
80
No par
10
Commonwealth Edison Co
f
17,200
10
Commercial Credit Co__
Commercial Solvents
$5.50
48
System—
23 Va
$3.75 preferred
500
49%
100
"32 3A
-
68,700
48
543A
18
32'%
633%
833A
36% Jan
200
14,200
,
*62'A
23%
Common
,20
62%
23%
11
49%
9,100
93'%
,
62%
♦823A
17
13
32%
*48'%
*
5
Jan
20
32
.
$4.25 cumulative preferred_No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
79% Jan
*92
633%
15%
$4.16 preferred ,
Container Corp of
93'%
20 3/4
*62 'A
27'%
4
*1,000 1,001
593/4
60'%
51'A
100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas,
•
60%
4,700
633%
27%
103% Jan
42% Jan
•: si
100
128'%
51'A
27%
31
106% Jan 20
49
49
120
115
128'A
*62'A
28
Ind
•110
20 Vs
,,
3,700
51'%
2.50
Electronics
115
129%
1,500
45
137
633%
16
102% Jan
3
49
49'A
" 44%
*135
51'%
27'%
$4.50
10
49
*92
.
*62'A
16
$4.52
Jan
32%
27 ¥2
1
39% Feb
21'%
31%
59%
93'%
20'A
16 ¥a
3
105
60 ¥a
923A
27
Jan
109
60'%
60'%
94'%
19% •■21V*
313/4
32'%
*93'%
453%
137
*1,000
*1000
16
28
104
128'%
2.50
109% Feb
16
*110
129
127'A
No par
112
16
115
*109
*135
3'%
100
B
4
Feb
136
3
100
A
Class
2nd
Broadcasting
j;50
60
443A
44%
44'A
136
*1000
—
*48%
48% Jan 27
108% Mar 16
72% Feb 28
—
32
107% Jan
51% Mar 13
*1000
31'%
$5 preferred
2
9
129
19'%
Consol
9
115
Xl27%
93'%
Consolidated Foods Corp
10% Jan
*110
130'%
60'%
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
20
Mar 12
14% Jan
112
183/a
18
25% Mar 15
3
45'A
136'A
60
36% Mar 12
37% Mar
45
136
93 ¥2
Consol Edison of N Y
109% Jan
45%
129
10
com
*3
3'%
136 7%
45
100
Co
*3
136'A
No par
com
:
No par
1
5
4,600
;
37%
Consolidated
10
33
Jan
19
101% Feb
July
37%
6 6'A
100
22% Mar 16/
6
105% Jan 10
41% Sep • 8
97% Aug 11
3%
*65'%
63
4
7
3%
66'A
26%
49% Mar 12
29% Mar
10% Mar 16
-
37%
66'A
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
37
4
17% Feb
20% Nov
37%
T 66
66
26%
Conde
4
34% Jan
3%
65%
Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
3
12
46% Jan
3
27
Jan
Jan
24% Jan
Jan
8
18
36% Jan
'
6
44% Mar 15
22% Jan
28
Jan
27% Feb 11
14% Dec
13.
16% Feb 28
17
11
Jan
21 % Feb
31
8
7
6
83% Mar 16
54
19
Jan
33% Mar
13
27
Jan
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
10
Jan
31% Oct
10
4
69% Feb
25'%<May 26
34% Nov 18
23% Sep
1
7
30
50
24% Jan
28
61
79% Mar 24
16
65'%
63'A
Class
Mar 14
82% Mar 16
Jan
4
37%
65
300
63
4%
28% Mar 14.
57% Jun
18
20% Oct
18
347/s Aug
14
48
4
17
Nov
27% Feb
108
85% Feb
52% Jun
3%
65
l 25
5%% preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry com
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
16
11
27% Dec 22
50,500
65 y8
27%
l
•
13
22% Oct
23
15,300
x64%
263%
$3.50 preferred
51 % Mar 12
65
22% Oct
23% Nov
1,400
66%
66
26'%
Columbia
:15% Mar 14
13,200
15'A
12%
2 8 Va
Collins & Aikman Corp__f.__.TNo
par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
No par
8
2
62% Mar
Feb
38'A
15'A
13'%
63
Colgate-Palmolive
32% Mar 16
23
57
37%
15
12%
64%
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
2
47% Jan
Mar 29
38'A
15
'
25'A
7%
4%
15
Jan
75
37'%
13%
*13'A
7,100
2,700
15
*14'%
v
140
307%
42'%
371%
37'%
15
*13'%
1'10
30%
41'%
27%
_
67% May 27
38
X15
109'%
31'%
41%
24%
13
5
Dec
37'A
16%
110
30 %
40 y8
•
26%
Corp _
Cluett Peabody & Co
13
Jan
403/4'
8,800
3,400
62
50% Jan
Jan
Jan
31'A
40'%
100
17
55 ¥4
61%
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Foods Inc
Jan
59
31
89
167%
5JJtA
•
1
*
Clopay
125
45%
31'A
40 3/4
*84
17
55'%
123%
68%
No par
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite
Corporation
2
141
56
30%
40'%
133/4
89
55'A
,
110
31%
37
T16 Va
2,500
16 3/4
-,
111
413A
"13%
■
32,600
52'%
*84
41%
*
3,900
12'A
52'%
24%
29
8
6
110'A
18 ¥a
11'%
27
16
5
Jan
111
18
11 ¥2
53'A
61%
3% Jan
68% Mar
135% Mar
45
110
17%
513%
16%
54'%
800
10%
..
-
89
16 ¥4
54'%
T
17%
20
263/8
45% Feb
111% Jan
Mar
"19%
62
2
Aug 26
Jun
19%
170
3,300
18,900
27
3
Feb
148% Mar 14
33% Sep 13
49% Dec 30
41%
«
'
122
Mar 14
41%
26%
23
9
21
41%
36,800
61
$4.50
3
4
Apr 18 1,160
50% May 6
62%
90
Jan 14
95%
17% Jan
6
21%
73
24
5%
10
100% Mar
"
19%
116%
72 3/4
No par
Cleveland
Mar 13
133% Jan
990
19 V*
*115'/2
73
No par
loo
44% Mar 14
Aug 26
111%:
*84
16%
553%
40
Jan
3
'
16'A
*54'%
31
1
—
44V8 Jan
7
85
16%
11,000
193/4
17%
1,000
68
104%
117
10%
51 'A
17%
1103/4
67%
*102 %
193/4
24,300
41%
40
"
6
24% Jan
17%
193/a
25%
4%%
Jan"!3
Jan
19%
40
Clark
.
41% Mar 13
2
17
43% Jan
80% May 2
45% Jan 10
103
19%
39%
C C
6
19%
49'A
ZZZI
City Products Corp________
City Stores Co common
23
Oct
I
55% Oct
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
3
Feb
103
-
23% Jan
94% Feb
202% Sep
19%
109
68
104%
210
1,000
15'A
72'/4
.
42%
'19 3/4
2 5'/a
5%%
6
78
14
Aug 30
35% Mar
22
17
41
15
51 %
22%
-
♦115%
177%
Manufacturing
City Investing Co
18
21
20
40%
51%
22 V*
1133/4
67%
73%.
493/4
Cities Service Co______
17% Mar 14
Oct
Feb
33% May 31
65% Mar 15
Dec
91-
Jan
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
9.
40%
543/4
_
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial
Corp
6
104% Jan
40%
111%
117
>
57
51%
15%
*102%
19 %
<
103%
1q
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
Mar 12
25
191
4
Jan
/
73
103%
Chile
3
Oct
,92
Jan
30
18
40% Feb 15
27
73
23
12% Jan
104% Jan
*115%
733/4
17%
4%
10
19%
116%
48%
__100
Common
Jan
19 7/s
116%
73%
.
40'A
9
54
19%
73%
57%
23
15
104%
25%
Chiekasha
1.
47% Jan
"102%
10%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab-___
No
20
Jan
*4
104%
40 ¥2
$3
5
Feb
67
57 'A
113% ,114%
66%
67%
114%'
40
8
45
15%
•
♦40
28% Mar
3
15
40%
102% Mar
10
15'%
114%
40'A
3
42% Feb
15y8
15%
115
40
23
3
Nov
.19% Jan
108
87
"22%
40
Jan
37% Jan
23
12
15.
69% Mar
11,200
51'A
22%
52
50
__5
Inc
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
13% Mar 13.
25
57%
.
22% I
58
"30
100% Jan
1
101% Apr
Feb
"57%
51%
22%
121
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
5% series A noncum pfd
7
43% Mar
57
"51 %
57%
22%
_40
Cincinnati
17
Aug
36% Dec
100
140
•.
1,200
♦120
Chic & North; Western com
5% preferred series A
1
58% Mar
413/4
(The) __ZZZIZIZZZZ_1
Chic Great Western
Ry com DeTio
5% preferred
___50
3
71% Jan
:
41 %
49%
Class A
4
;
41%
10%
_
15% Jan
41%
51%
17%
Chicago Corp
9
Jan
•41%
48%
_
Mar
9,200
19%
Chemway Corp
;
_1
Chesapeake Corp of VirginlallZZIs
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common. 25
3%% convertible preferred___100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No oar
Mar 15
27% Mar 25
26%
•'
51%
e
63 »/4 Mar 14
102
26%
"
Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker
71% Mar 15
3
20
26%
No par
_
$4.50 preferred
Chance
qvo.inn
15
53% Jan
Common
7
42% Jan
9
*
96% Jan
•
14
108
3
64
16
Oct
9
26%
41%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
76% Mar 13
5
Feb
8
27
56% Sep
100
31
104% Jan
10 % Mar '-M
Mar 14
93% Jan
59% Jan
3
.
Feb <16
9% Feb 25
6% May IT
6% Jan
5
42 % Jan
Feb
26%
.
1
—
104
120 %
26'%
42
39%
-
4,500
120%
26%
42
par
Co____
Gotham
Chain Belt Co
120%
26%
73%
1
Pasco Corp___^
4% Jan
120%
26%
42
No par
Certain-Teed Products Corp
66 % Mar 15
28%
121
__100
29% Mar 14
10
28%
116
.
ZZZZZZZ20
Aircraft
28%
115%
100
__
•
Cerro de
Cessna
28
com__No~par
preferred series AUOO
common
68% Mar 16
9
28 Va
66%
preferred series B
30% Mar
28 %
"102%
Central
7
44,400
28%
120%
20
Corp
5
Vloleta Sugar Co.
9 50*"
Century fcibbon Mills ___•
_Zno par
10
14V4 Mar
•
38 '%
66%
Central Illinois Public
Service
lo
Central RR Co of N JJ;
ZZ_50
Central & South West
'
5
'
23
54% Jan
18
42% Mar
28
~~5Va Sep"20
10
1
36%
104 %
preferred
5%
11,400
37%
19%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Central Illinois
Light com
4%% preferred
i_'
23
38% Mar 15
30
22% Jan
Mar 15
Feb
s
29
11% Feb
15
%
!
56% Jan
30
-
36 %
36%
65%
__
-
35%
37%
28%
"102%
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
Central of Georgia
Ry com__No
11
36%
36%
ZZ06
preferred
conv
Corp
36%
28%
,15%
common
4.20%
Shares
37%
22%
115
the Week
36%
51%
,
Friday
Mar. 16
37%
37%
22%
Central
31% Mir 12
27
27 %i Feb
Oct
4
23
33% Jan
14 ' Feb
22
Jan
56% Feb
113
23
40% Dec .22
36% Dec
'
17
•
109% Mar 16
30 % Sep i. 6
23 % Mar 14
4
4
12% Mar 16
8
43% Jan
5%
i 53% Mar 15
86
2nd
Mar. 15
56% ; 57%
50
'
2
Apr 2655% Sep 19
4
7%
2
9
18
8% Jan
4%%
Celotex
2$
Mar 14
13% Oct
27
13
Feb
112
37% Mar 14
Preferred
Feb
'.18% Jan
110
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 14
36%
121
26%
41%
common.
Pekinese Corp of Amer
Jan
-19% Feb
Co
36%
28%
__No par
__5
1
37
"120
preferred
42% Mar 14
■
I)
Caterpillar Tractor
8
75
10
37%
35%
5
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 13
37
General,Corp
(J
7%
5.
119
1
series___~
.
24
Jan
46 '
7
29% Jan
70% Feb
21% Jan
81% Feb
«.
14
18
7
24
9-
104
14
9% Jan
*
common
Case
»■
3
Feb
26
69% May.25
5
Jun
.'17 '
Apr 20
Carrier- Corp
Light
Tuesday
Mar. 12
Co mew____
4%%
preferred
Carriers &
17
19% Jan
&
9
14
Feb
Mar 13
95% Nov
31
"45%
108
23
70% Feo
.34
Power
Carpenter Steel
5
>
115% Mar 12
23
Carolina
7
119% Jan
10
55%' Jan
8
22% Mar
5
<18% Feb
Mar
Par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_l00
18 Va Jan
>
■
Mar 16
■
9
53% Jan
19
3
27
-18% Dec
27
Mar 14
5
May
26% Jan:
72% Dec
18% Jan
15
109
v
114 % Nov 29
Jan
20% Jan
Mar
58
•
51% Mar 12
.
127% Aug. 3
61% Dec
9
.
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19 Va Nov
2
29
43% Feb
1
105 %
May 16
102% Feb
52% Mar
23% July. 7
19% Dec -19
,
r2
Dec
45
29
64% Feb 18
17% May 16
13% Nov
23
40% Feb
.
48 '% Oct
■
Jan
Feb
Monday
<
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum' (The) Co"
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co_I__
1
38 % Mar 16
119% Jan
3
STOCK
EXCHANGE
41% Feb
^25% Jan
LOW AND
NEW YORK
Highest
36% Mar 15
31 % Jan 23
22
26Va Jan
1
23
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
•
'
,
Year 1955
•
22% Jan
IT
73%
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35%
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104
36
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104
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105%
76
35'A
105'A
77 ¥4
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35%
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104
35
105
5,400
380
20
42%
42 ¥2
41'%
42'%
41%
423%
42'%
423%
42'A
42'%
20,400
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100 V*
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101 ¥4
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101'A
100'A
100 ¥4
100'%
100'%
220
■
I'.
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March 19, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .Monday,
18
•
(1378)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
EOW AND HIGH "BALK FK1CIS
-
STOCKS
R»nf( for PrevUas
Highest
Lowest
-
19% Apr
6
23% Nov
7% Dec
29
51% Sep
28
14% Jan
Oct
110
17
18
7% Jan
>
8% Dec
24
8 % Feb
8
94
Jan
Jan
23
50'/# Jan
53
58
6
July 27
Mar
7
Jan
Feb
31
30
58
19
40% Mar 12,
64
Jan
97
5
99
Jan
8
99
Jan
25
30% May
2
27% Jan
20
28
183% July
Jan
9
24% Jan
25
43 % Dec
6
21
5
Jan
7
2
Jan
6
34% Oct
11
95 % Jan
24
98% Nov
15
-96% Jan
17
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
13
29% Feb
9
45% FeD
23
74
Apr
15
60% Jan
10
100
May 23
23
102
Apr
Oct
28
175% Dec
26
176
35% Jan
-
6% Jan
16
.9
'
3
Coty
2% Mar
19
2% Jan
18
28
fr
Coty
7
3
Jan
11
Crescent
67
28
Crown
35% Feb
23
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbach
60% Mar 15
23
53% Jan
59% Dec 29
107
May 3
57% Dec
9
102% Jan
23
9
20% Mar
7
14
•
Jan
13
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
15
'
Jan
3
6% Jan
.6
7% Jan
10
'5
'2
Feb
-59
•67% Jan
73% Apr 28
-
14% Sep
8% Mar 14
15
,
a
4
35% Jan
6% Jan
105
4
135
Jan
140
27
23:
7
43% Jan
135% Jan
6
Dec
27
73
Jan
22
48% Jan
10
"
16% Oct
13% Nov 30
Jan
Dana
'Jan
6
t
30
1
13% Mar
6
32 % Mar
4
23% Jan
31
42% Jan
17
Sep
20
44'A Jan
24
4
18
94% Jan
24
96
48
27 % Jan
Mar 16
14
100% Nov
22
97
"Mar 13
17'A Jan
17
28% Dec
20
22% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
18% July 11
14% Jan
26
May 11
97
31% May 16
39% Sep
33 % Aug 26
35% May
Dec
87
16
Nov
30
Jan
41
18
4
17
51% Jan
31% Mar
23
5
14
3
18% Jan
27
23% Feb
29
37% Feb
9
40'A Jan
25% Mar
&
27%
27%
28 y«
14,100
32%
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52
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52
57
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57%
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57
57
39%
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
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74%
76%
79%
79
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43%
2% •'
2%
:
98
.
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179%
43%
43%
16%
16%
16%
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34%
59%
59%
60%
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103%
52%
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A
18
11%
11%
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79%
10%
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37%
7%
32
&
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-
32%
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93%
50 %a
95%
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15
15%
15%
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5%
13%
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13
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9,400
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2,400
6,300
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9%
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9%
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V
7%-
-
14%
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38%
3,500
56,600
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9%
10%
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35%
139
90
10
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9%
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49%;
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.
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11
10%
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18
18
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89
20
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32 »A
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100
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32.:
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80
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.
32%
35%
100
common
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26,000
113
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V
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37%
,
7%
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108
56 ' 7
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23
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series B
series C
Hudson
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;
16%
fvil
11%
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470
104%
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80
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104 «»
300
16,100
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100
&
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11%
1
100
preferred
1 %
V
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34%
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60%
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52%
-
53%
1ft
16%
,
.
79%.
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Delaware
52%
1%
•
17%
16%,.
60
1,500
4,000
,
34%
103%
52%
1«V
16%
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16%
104
103%
104
52%
17
series A
•
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53%
1%
107%
63%
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4,600
28,500
30% i30%
63%
63%
16%
17%
30%
63%
60%
63
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30%
16%
35
30
65%
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No par
1
•
17%
30%
63
2%
98
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3,900
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•
2%
98
•
170
3,200
6
r
39 %
>
35
30%
66
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18,700
32
5%
2%
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98%
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43%
39%
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30%
63%
16%
34%
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98
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5
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pfd
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6
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31%
43%
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18,800
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98
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31%
31
32%
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52
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52
57
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27%
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3.75%
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27%
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7%
27%
98
50c
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27%
98%-
iDecca Records Inc
86 % Jan
.
27%
31%
25%
35% Feb
76% Feb
36,800
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'
33% Jan
67 '/a
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50o
34% Jan
8
5
29
65
98%
Dayton Rubber Co
16'A Mar
66%
98
River Mills Inc_
Preferred
-
27% Jan
65
♦97
100
_10
Inc
Preferred 3 75%
i'
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Feb
,99
64'A
"50%
1—
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preferred series A
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61
♦97%
10
Dayton Power & Light common...7
Jan
60%'
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Daystrom Inc
,
95% Mar
"92
-95% Feb
93
3
f
40%
74%
Davega Stores Corp common...2.50
5%
convertible preferred.:
20
487/e Feb
96% Jan
15
Mar 2
Sep
91
7
29%
58
25
3%'%
13% Mar 15
13% July
Jan
40%
29%
39 %
1
Cutler-Hammer
11% Oct 28
23
40%
29%
57
Class A-—
Dan
40%
29
52
98
Sugar
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
16% Mar 16
4
5% Jan
1
21.
40%
29%
27%
2%
2,700
40 %
29'A
56%
32
5,600
114
39%
.
27%
74
41.000
29 %
♦50%
No par r'.
preferred—
Curtis-Wright common
96
6
13% Jan
31
7% July 12
4% May 12
-
93
Mar 17
95
91% Sep 30
113
♦97'
pfd
noncum
93% Mar 13
,
115%
40
—
—
52% Feb 27
Fee 24
23
86
Mar
33
130% Feb
113%
2,500
8%
39%
Corp
$7 preferred
35% Mar 13
14
19.,
53% Dec
>
56% Jan
33% Feb
7
•
114%'114%
900
55% .56%
56
39%
2
Prior
59% Feb 23
"
30
18
36% Nov
6
Jan'
Jan
30% Nov
6
15% Jan
31
116
*
-
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39%
39%
Curtis
Jan 20-
;
113%
119
116
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—l£S0 W 36 %J
■i
7%
Publishing. common
l-
13
23
109
4
26% Jan
23
Jan
55% Jaa
Feb 23
.
.67% Feb
52% May 23
Feb
8
.lhO-
Cuneo Press Inc
3
8 % Feb
40
3
116
101% May 25
10 % Jan
lg
11
9% Jan
31
Mar 15'
^82
.,
9'A.Feb v9
9%
,.5%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
11% Mar 12
37% Aug 19
31% Mar 29
6% Oct
2
9% May
•
Rights
Cuban-American
18
8%
•'39%
—
Cuba RR 6%
18% Mar 1517% Jan
55%
9
58%
Crucible
113 Mar 16
8
57
8%
1
$4.20 preferred—
.
Steel of Amer_
2
54% Mar 16
12% Nov
1/a Mar
Feb
104
3
-46% Jan
5
*55%
9
59
18% Feb
9
Sep 27
56
8%
—5
13
55% Nov 30
55%
9%
17
Feb
33% Jan
32% Jan
54
35
15
23
102
112
No par
30
37% Sep
Common
111%
Seal common—2.50
22 % Sep
30
9%
*9%
9
1
&
Cork
7,700
9
9
9%
111
30
Corp
13% Mar 30
33 % Dec
700
9%
57%
(The)
of Wheat Corp
Cream
23% * 23%
9
I—
28
preferred _—:
97% Mar
23%
1
Inc
International Corp.
30% Jan
*23%
100
Crane Co common—
40% Mar 16
23%
29%
Petroleum Corp——
Cosden
23%
111
5
100
preferred
5
Mar
44
23
5% Jan
2% Feb
7%
23%
9
8%
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100 '
Corn Pioducts Refining common_10"
5
13% "13%
54
Cum
24
180% Mar
-34% Feb
1
7% Aug
48% Jan
>
-
32% Feb
13%
5
preferred
3% %
19
97% Feb
12
Jan
13%
80
50
1
Corning Glass Works common
79% Mar 15
20
Mar
29
95 V2 Jan
'98
■8.200
13%
—5
Corp
Shares
•
13%
—5
Electric
Dublller
Cornell
•
13%-
>
112
8%
8"
series
6%
Preferred
29
Jan
54
the Week
.»
Mar:-Dr
110
14
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
28'/a Mar 16
52
»•
-
13%
23%
——1
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
9
.33% Jan
14
73% Jun
Mar 14
54
5
37% Nov 30
July 19
29
July
9
44 %
28% July 27
14
Continental Oil
Continental Steel Corp
21
67% Mar 16
23
50% Feb
52% Sep
21% Mar 29
Feb
24% Jan
19
35% May 18
-48% Apr
30
'25% Jan 23
2
Sep
28
40% Feb
common
Continental Motors
11
Mar 12
119
23
,36
18
New
8alM fur
Friday
Mar.
-%
♦23%
13%
23
10
5
Continental Insurance
Mar 12
9% Jan
16
14
Dec
13%
Mar/14
•••»«!<-
•'
-
Thursday
Wednesday
**
,
Mae. ISt
;Mar. 12
Si Machine—1
Continental Foundry
56% Mar 16
44% Nov 25
10a
25'/2 Mar 14
20 % Jan
Feb"
14%
2
Jan
70
112
10
27
PUT
\
Ind com—2
preferred
25
convertible
5%
9% Mar 16
3
98% Feb
15
Apr
EXCHANGE
•
Continental Cop & Steel
13
24% Jan
52% Feb
80
i.
.
14
12% Feb
25
Tuesday
Monday A
STOCK
NEW-YORK
'
.22% Feb 15
14% Nov 23
May 12
10
A
Range Since Jan* 1
Lswest
<•
Highest
Yoar 1955
;
:
■ ■.
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A
2,200
A
.
'■■•'
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}
1
i.
38% Jan
23
37% Jun
21
34% Feb
21
24
77
Feb
10
79
33% Jan
12
Jan
7
3
Edison
Detroit
Jan
*
17% Sep
12% Mav 17
1
32% Jan
3
Oct
11
42% Feb
28
50% Dec
De
38 % Mar
Devoe
8
19
52% Mar 15
10
124% Mar 15
26
40% Mar 13
43% Jan
108
35% Jan
Vilbiss
&
_1
11
37% Jan
13% Jan
10
-
17
1
Mar
9
6
20% Jan
30
12% Jan
13% Jun
7
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
13% Jan
7
19'/a
19
19
15%
157%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
Corp
4,800
37%
38%
38
38
37%'
38
377k
38%
5,200
10
10%
*10
10%
10
10'/a
10
10
2,900
56%
57
57%
36% Jan
27
39% Mar
6
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
39
39%
10
9% Jan
24
10% Jan
3
Divco Corp
1
10
10'/a
29
65% Jan
24
70
38% July 25
31% Jan
27
34% Jan
11% Oct 21
13% Nov
Apr
15% Jan
16
3
11% Feb
18% Mar 31
62'A May 17
14
21
78
93% Dec
>
13
5%
conv
Dobeckmun Co
3
3
Dome
3
: 90% Jan
Douglas
(The)
'
■
Dr Pepper Co
9
15% Mar
9
Feb
No pur
preferred series A
50
Dixie Cup Co common
5
Jan
12
9
Jan
'
Jan
55%"'
68%
Chemical
Dow
33%
-
68%
15%
5
Co
Jan
10
71% Mar 14
49% Jan
23
67% Mar 13
<
Dresser
21% Feb
3
(
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
3
11% Jan
17
Dunhill International
9% Feb
9
11% Jan
17
Duplan Corp
214% Jan
23
54% Dec 27
12
24% Jan
10% Dec
21
14
: 7% Oct
26
12'A Mar
4
Jan
18
249% July
6
117% Sep
1
119% Jan
5
121% Feb
6
Preferred
$4.50
series
No
9
'99% Jan
3
•'Preferred
$3.50
series.
No
57
'Apr 15
Jan
11
124
Apr
12
101'
Apr
12
38'
Mar
98
33
234% Mar 15
.35
Jan
20
47% Jan
July 25
19
Feb
'
46% Jan
12
50% Oct
14
48% Jan
12
'49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
53
51% July 22
Feb
55
50% Aug
9
51% Sep
28
52
18
Nov
Jan
,
50% Mar
Jan
17% Nov 17
27
Jan
6
40% Nov
:
2
36% Feb
17.
35% Jan
6
58
23
43% Feb
12
24
Jan
6
18
17% Jan
32% Jun 21
26% Feb
17
34% Dec
14
29 % Jan
23
87% Nov 15
75% Jan
50
23
Jan
'33% Mar
-
D W Q Cigar
s
3
8
Eastern
163
45
26
Oct
Mar 14
175
•
Jan
31
164% Mar
61% Nov 30
24 % Mar 15
99
36
103
6
Jan
14
Sep
.15% May 18
35% Mar 14
3% Nov
10
52
107
Nov
i
53
May 27
90
104
3
6
22 % Feb
20 % Oct
17
28
53
3
39% Jan
19
6
Jan
3
11% Oct
31
25% Jan
3
28 % Jan
6
96
Feb
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
4
18
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
For
10
Jan
3
28
105
Jan
:
Jan
14
Mar
5
Elliott
25% Mar
54 % Apr
29
Dec
11
45
Mar 14
19
27
Jan
30% Oct
8
28% Jan
5
95
28% Sep 23
24% Apr 20
87% Oct 31
73
July
gee
Mar 16
Radio
98
Jan
86
5
70% Jan
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
22% Jan
5
Erie RR common—
Feb
26
.
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co..
487k^
33%
38%/84%"
164%
164%
597a
59%
59%
92
/
165 %
-
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•
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42
92
-
'
*103%
106
43%
42%
43%
5,400
49
48%
:49%
18,200
32 7k
33
317k
33%
10,300
•
.
>■>
•165%
3%
30
25
10,0
8.50
_No par
100
50
4
•
3%
-.3%"
85%
84%
«
♦165%
3%
'3,000
287k
287k
28%
28%
1,500
-
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4174
42%.
42%
427k
'
*103%
106
19%-
20%
40
*103%
21
4074
407k
106
■
-
3%'
10
3,000
19%
106
'2074
21,600
407k
14,800
3%
15,600
39%
'
3%
37/a
374
36'A
\36%
6,800
17 %
17%
13,200
24
247k
6,900
36
36%
36
36%
36 Vs
167k
16%
16%
17%
17 %
17%
24%
24 %
247k
23%
91%
'42%
*89%
90
16%
24%
..
50
*49%
50
x49 %
49%"
*49 %
50
*49%
*47
48
*46%
47
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47
*46%
40
50
48%
-
40
>59%
36%
247k
14,900
'
58%
367a
25%
'85%
167
59%
"
•
19,700
40%
39%
4oy2 >'
167
1,900
.
59
92
3974
-
; i
16
28%
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18'/a
J53%
48 %
-
-
5974"
42
397k
580
751
42%
166
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>18%.
*52%
16
32%
.-28'/a
106
51
"
16
84%
39%
10
30
-
53%
40
18%
-
51%
85%
40%
537k
16
40 %-'
18%
50 7a
1,500
53%
48%.
59%
v
50
50%
.
54
84%
42%
149
•53%
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50%
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43
'
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-
48%
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-
800
34%
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53%
50%
1,900
15,500
34 %
49
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39%
•
60
28'A*
28 %
28 %
28%
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32%
>
16%
,
47%
•
98
54
42%
43%
-t
34%
120
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24,600
232%-
119%
*48%
7 51%:-
16%
16%
84 %
85 "
-
4774
•
15,600
45%
45
45%
45%
45%
.
45
45%
45%
45%
35%
35
357k
•
34%
36%-
35%
36
12 %
12%
127k
12
12%
12
12%
30
30
30%
30 %
29%
30%
30%
,
34%
34%
34%
34%
95%
957k
95
95
267k
26%
26%
26%
13,100
-•
*30%
11%
,
6,100
36
3574
;
~
12%
Empire District Electric Co
,'100
6,800
9%
231'
■
98
347k
-
54
*53%
32%
37%
.
x34%
Co
Phonograph
Endicott Johnson Corp common
23
70% Mar
&
34% Mar
4%
•
x45%
Natural Gas
3,600
20%
;11
97 k
120
-
98 ■:
50%
*51 '
.
37%
32%
37
48
30% Mar
■
48
24%
Electric Mfg
27% Feb
Jan
Paso
42%
48%
*49%
preferred.
Emerson
11
83
El
2nd
43%
16%
common
Emerson
20% Jan
26.
7>,
Co
conv
54 '
16%
x36
preferred
36 % Mar
25% Jan
8
page
29
Feb
5%
13% Jan
13
33
5%
Jan
49% Feb
16
11% Mar 16
20
Jan
7
30
48% Mar 12
20,100
9%
52%-
-
54
51%
*53%
120
-
"
National Watch Co
67%
65
*10%
11*
48%:
'
50 Vt
18%
Ind Amer shares—.
9,000
18,700
48,700
% 20%
231% 234 7it
/
>34
48%
x397k
Storage Battery.
50
6
*51
16%
*103%
preferred
Electric
46 % Mar
974
98%-
-52%
■
50%
..
54
42% -42%
common.
8
44% Feb
10
1
100
preferred
Sc
21% Jan 20
35% Dec
Bros Stores Inc common
Electric
28
53 %
*53% '. 54 v-
»-
51%.
34%
■
.«
49
164%
-
34%:
*50%
50%
>54
84
••
-
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite (The)
Elgin
10
98%
98 7'a
*52%
..
427k."
-
1
*48%
*
v
48%
Electric
17% Mar 15
31
♦10%
15%
71%
-
2(1%
11
A"
9%
120 Va
,
.34 '/a I-'
■
.'53%
51
.
37% Mar
3
11
-
-
-
10
97%
32%
Products. Co
Mus
49
■
.16%
Corp.
Kodak Co commoi
4%%
9%
-
34%'.
*53%
Corp
%%
11%
120
Corp.
3
17
100
5
4
*10%
•
8574
707a
••
66
20%
231%>
49"
Eaton Manufacturing Co-
Ekco
•
120
preferred
Edison
•
64
-
20%-
120
*52 %
.
'
4% Jan
-
Feb
16% Feb 21
1
Mar 15-
58% Feb
foof.nntea
3
Jan
50
21
15
31% Feb 17
47% Dec
Jan
94
41% Jan
32
25
43% Nov
Feb
3% Mar
34% Feb 23
15% Jan
30
5-
31
36% Feb
10
27% Feb
14
Mar 15
16% Jan 30
2
5% Feb
•
40% Jan
15
Aug
Mar
27% Feb
4
Sep 29
23 % Feb
60
6%
64%
>20%
20%-.
98%
~
Eastman
10
71%
62 %
70%
120%
34%
Eastern Stainless Steel
Jan
70%
717'a
63
2,200
15V8
85%
70%
229%
,f*.53%
85% Mar 14
169
84%
'
400
2,000
12
847k
157k
-
228% •231% :
50 %
40% Mar 14
23
51% Jan
35% July 29
92% July 22
6
15Va
85
230% a
Airlines Inc.
"
Mar 14
15%
61%
6,000
.
33%
12
15
20%
900
:
337k
/
12
84
.
"•*
..
73
*70
33%
15%
.•
10
#34
73
84%
*97%
Eagle-Plcher Co——
Eastern
11%
120%
...
preferred
preferred
4.10%
12
•
j
$2.10 preferred
11
43% Mar 12
a
<■
33%
11%
!
33
•
229
preferred
4.20%
29
14
21% Jan
4%
18
Feb
3
6
Jun
6
Feb
54
•54
13
Jan
15
27.
"52% Jan
9
Jan
;
52% Jan
5
50% Mar
52
9
Nov
•
Feb
53% Mar
-
9
52% Jan
4
53% MaL30
54
50
5
14
67
97/a
3274
(E I) & Co—
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
...
$4.15 preferred.
28:
11%
.
-
Common
f
'20%
*10%
*70'%
;
12
69%
63%
20%.
■
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
22
.62%
.
...
No par
du Pont de Nem
157
-
50c
Industries
70%
*68%
.
55%
y
l*i«
34%
15%
'
6974
687/8
1
60% Dec
17-
"19% Jan 23
«34
83%
15%
84%
43% Mar 14
30
A
'
55%J;
55%
33%"
12
•
•
83
36% Jan
i3
12
'33
33% '
No pal
Co
>19% Sep
-
...
No par
Aircraft
"
12
1
v
69'A
*68
No pur
Ltd
Mines
*
54%
54%
'
79
34 V4'
*34
54%
"
26
30% Mar 14
34 Va
.1,300
•»;
19'/a
23
Sep
,.i0,300
34'/8
34%
:■■:>;;" 34%
A
Sep
61
2,333
•
40
19 VB.
34% "34%
:
'
49
57% Mar 16
"
397k
19%
11% Jan
30
123
123
403/a
:
19,000
18%
1
52% Jan
124%
40
1
52%
Xl8%
4
26
121'%
40%
2,400
30%
517k
52%
19%
9% Nov
64% Apr
51%
120
r
>32,900
19%
*33%
30% Apr
47% Oct 11
'
>41
*36
41
♦36
51 VA
116
'40%
30 y4
30%
30%
30
41
49 %:
49%
>
-34%
v
26,600
12 %
1,200
30 Va
"
3,600
34%
3474
3474"
3474 "34%
97
96%
97
96
96
26%
267k
267k
27%
26%
27
22%
22%
21%
22 %
22%
22%
22
22%
22
,22%
14,300
84
84
*84
84%
84%
-84%
200
71
♦70%
71%
*70%
34%
*96
a
40
177k
'
2
1
Stores
29%
♦36
41
'
called-.
preferred
$1.50
9
77
16%
16%
'
25
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Mar
34
,
29%
48%
116
":
116%
''40%
40%
40%'"'''
34%
34Vi'~
'34%
lf34 %
34% y : "tf34
-•
77
79
>
16%
50c
Feb
18% Mar
28
28%
115%
-40
1
*77
•
167k
16
34%
$1.50 cumulative preferred
34
22% Nov 30
"114%
-
1
17,700
35'A
35'/a
■
Vs
79
*77
16%
*36%
48%
10
100
■
:
\ ):
'
41
48%
y
35%
35%
35%
357k
"
79
16
28%
28%
35%
35%
41'/a
"40%
40%
*77
'
16%
"
*36
2
r 4.40% cumulative preferred
Diamond
Match 'common
34
*'34% Jan
16
.15
Co
Raynolds class A
Diamond Alkali Co common
31
Feb
:J 32% Jan
12
120
6
30% Mar 15
20
34
7
Dec
40% SeD
4
13
Apr
31% Jun,
9
Jan
14% Feb
Feb
34
35% Apr
17% Mar 16
26% Feb
13
22
111
9
Detroit Steel Corp
79
*77
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co_100
26
35%
35%
20
:
-
90
40%
41
40%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
23
3u% Jan
Jun
43% Sep
66
42% Feb
16
Aug 11
36
18,000
*84
84 %
*84
84%
*70%
71
*70%
71
*70%
:
..
,
71
100
;; j
Number 5517
Volume
;
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range for Pmttu
Year 1955
Lawwt
SI
Range Since Jan. 1
,
laweit
29
21% Feb
9
20% Sep 13
72 Va Dec 30
6
May 11
•<
26 Yt Sep
10
13% Jan
43
r
Highest
•
Oct
.
15% Jan
20
62 y4 Jan
23
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Highest
25% Jan
17% Mar
77% Mar
v
4
20
Evans
2
6
41% Dec 30
40 y4 Jan
10
49% Feb
2
1
21% Feb
7
12 Ye Feb
14
15% Jan
3
13% Dec
28
18% Apr
13 Vo Mar
16% Jan
May 16
22% Mar 14
17% Mar
7
7
25% Dec
7
231/2 Jan
68
74
1
70
Jan
15
Sep
26
July
26% Jan 25
9
31
25 Va Mar
6
Family
31
75 Ya Mar
7
595.
10
10% Jan
3
12
53
Feb
5
49
Mar 15
5%%
31% Jan
11
36Yt Mar 15
Federal
15
21
5%
conv
cum
pfd
conv
Mogul
1953
Bower
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
13 Va Feb
23
3
Federal
Pacific
29
Oct
17
40% Jan 24
29% Feb
1
34 y2 Mar 15
Federal
32% Feb
13
37"% Mar 14
Federated
Feb" 23
8% Jan
31% Feb
lOYiJan
9
Felt
13
35% Mar
9
series
Jan
56
Bearings
"~35%Jan
64
104
Sep
Mar
3
105
20
53
Feb
11% Sep
19
10% Jan
3
46% Feb
17
36 Va Jan
19
May 23
102% Feb
2
62% Jun
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
9
100
106
Aug 29
106% Jan
29
108
26
Mar
18% Mar 11
26% Jan
12
17% Feb
48% Apr
14
41% Feb
32
Oct
40
11
43% Mar 15
99
Jan
46% Jan
102
July
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7
69% Sep
105
13
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28
126
30
100
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97
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3
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27
14
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9
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28% Dec 27
25 y4 Jan
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6
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94
Oct
9% Dec
0% May 18
26% Mar 14
34
104y4 May 24
113
Jun
July
24
89
22
7% Jan
96
Freeport
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7
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92% Jan
4
9'/b Jan
3
23
3
112% Mar 16
Jan
25
10
103/4 Mar
18
11% Sep 15
49% July 27
9V2 Jan
41% Jan
27% Dec
45% Jan
20
39
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11
25% Feb
Dec
8
9
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9
com
Inc
30y2 Mar 16
Gamewell Co
46
Jan
23
58
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23
43 Ya Mar 15
25% Oct
45
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25% Dec
105
5
17% Aug
29
30% Sep
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6
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4
8
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23
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9
35
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13
3
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24
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6
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3
28% Mar
9
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1
104
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23
1063/4 Mar
5
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29
66
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27
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6
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21
9% Jan
9
9Ya Mar 16
General
136% Dec
8
148 Y2 Jun
3
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
291/4 Feb
8
34% Mar 13
General
Bronze
15
6
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24% Jan
23
29 y2 Mar 15
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93
92 '/2 Jan
3
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10
Feb
16
83% Mar 18
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18
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24% Mar 15
130
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38% Dec
140
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Oct
5
30
13
31
..
27
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16% Nov
2
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7
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8
2
17
7
12% Feb
14
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48% Feb
9
80
46% Oct .27
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Mar 29
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30
13
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9
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General
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9
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6
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20
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120 Va Mar
6
98
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14
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14
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23
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11
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15
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10
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14
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2
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3
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1
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20
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100
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23
39
33 Yb
2
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6
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15
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101
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21
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9
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5
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44%
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44
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104
19
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54%
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46
104
62%
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5
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10
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21
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,
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92
preferred
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107
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39'/a
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1
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•104
250
58%
211/4
92
:
Finance Corp
Jan
54
12%
39%
105%
106
571/4
21%
27%
Corp.
81/2 Feb
127
12%
39%
105%
39%
106
92
Co
27
11
12%
12%
391/4
•104
73
General
5%
12%
56
21%
33
3
l
12%
39%
105
27%
.
20
12%
39%
"104
95
23
43% Oct
119% Dec
58%
73
64 Ya Mar 14
122% Mar
57%
33
Feb
July 11
581/4
100
19% July
7
56V4
56%
2nd preferred
50
Cigar Co Inc com__No par
preferred
,
100
13
Mar
55%
conv
96 y4 Dec
120
"105
l
1st preferred
6
123
105 '/8
581/4
'
6
18% Feb
105%
No par
28
85
105%
conu_l
Corp
Jan
5
105%
15
com
preferred
7% Oct
12% Jan
T5
1051/a
106
921/4
7%
General Contract Corp common
6% series preferred—M
3
66 % Jan
52% Jan 23
105 Va
General
13
13% Jan
.
4,900
100
4%
5
1.200
23,700
77'/4
Amer Transportation__2.50
Baking Co common
5
4%
73% Mar 16
363/4 Jan
138
Jan
9
13
i
97% Feb
58'A
741/4
No par
Cable Corp com
•
1,200
77
15
$4.50 preferred
$8
3,000
57%
94%
Corp
71
26
34%
50
American Investors
28
Jan
341/4
73%
14%
preferred
28
142
34%
771/4
2
Industries
convertible
9% Dec
2
400
34%
116
73%
5
67% Jan
137% Mar
11,100
9%
581/4
93%
common
29
Jan
37'/4
9%
58
9'/a
common
Dec
107% Mar
4,900
36%
9%
72%
13%
(The)
Corp
General
22
Gar
34i/a
37%
*9%
75%
13%
Gardner-Denver Co
38
31
34%
36%
73
*8%
new
preferred
(The)
20
1
34
9%
34%
*571/4
13%
convertible
1
33%
34i/a
37%
77
100
46% Feb 25
Mar
23,800
70
1
(Robert)
51
9% Mar
581/4
8%
preferred
35 V* Mar 14
21
4,100
14%
"
10
0o
32% July 18
4% Oct 20
Mar 16
9%
36%
14%
75%
100
Gamble-Skogmo
5%
37%
9%
13%
(The)
Inc
Co
$4.50
47% Mar 13
30
Gair
33%
371/4
1
preferred
Gabriel
34V2 Mar 14
19
34
600
36
1
771/4
10
Co
Trailer
14
28% Jan
14%
1
Sulphur
27
107% Jan
361%
14%
No par
Corp
5
36
14%
70
1
Corp
Froedtert
30
36
141/4
75%
2
Sugar Co
16% Mar 16
4%
35%
14%
69y4
Co_.No par
Franklin Stores Corp
Mar 16
35%
13%
•57 y4
100
7% Sep
85% Jan
49%
70%
5
Foremost Dairies Inc
16% Mar 23
55
*48%
35'%
.
129
Foster-Wheeler
98% Nov 28
*51
49
77'/a
100
3
13% Nov 29
55
49
58%
129
9
Francisco
17,700
12%
*51
341/4
100
21 Va Jan
20
12%
12%
55
77
—5
40% Mar
13% Mar 12
12%
100
49%
115'/4
56%
;
1
10 Va Jan
3,300
68%
105%
Co
23
24
7'A
*48%
351/4
preferred___100
convertible
Feb
23
7%.
7
2,100
"57%
5
preferred
Motor
18
8 »/2 Feb
16,900
*51
115%
62
33 % Jan
12 Ya Jan
47%
48%
115%
10
Aug 22
4
36%
55
X34%
*102
Mar 31
6
72
48%
Va
35%
15
2~6%
6
72
5
6.25
com
common
50
Jan
12
18%
24»/4
7%
28
11% Mar 14
7
18%
24</a
37%
36%
7
11%
12
*51
18%
241/4
71
♦701/4
37i/ft
7
lib %
114
No par
Light
3%%
Ford
36
7
11%
55
35%
Y_~10
cum
3Yt%
5
7
12 Va
48
35%
.
pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
63% Mar 12
7
Ya
9%
Corp
29% Oct
68
241/4
75
1
Florida
134
8,200
24%
*71
77
33%
36%
Stove Co
Power
Food Fair Stores Inc
13
18%
24%
48%
No par
9
Feb
18%
24%
9%
Co
3
109
18%
24 ya
33%
common
46% Mar
65
6,400
18%
18%
10Q
56
13
20,300
14%
18%
~i
(The) Carpet
Flintkote Co (The)
$4 preferred
Florence
Feb
12,000
13%
14%
13%
14%
18%
36%
preferred
Florida
Feb
41%
141/4
14%
*9%
"
Firth
7
Mar 12
102 y4 Mar
411/4
13%
141/4
33%
First National Stores
48
13
42%
14%
13%
36%
Corp
4Ya%
3
27
61% Mar
*20% OcTTl
16
51
Sep 21
96% Nov
3
100 % Jan
July 15
61% Sep 21
25
Feb
42%
14
13%
__5
new
Co
common
21% Mar 12
50% Jan 27
14
Jan
12% Feb
41
16
6
Mfg
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N
105 V2 Mar 14
3
35% Jan
61
41%
14%
13%
2.50
Stores
Dept
Tarrant
&
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Jan
42%
13%
13%
14
Filtrol
10
11
23
42%
14
35
74% Mar 16
Feb
Jan
43
13%
13%
79
68
9
63
Jan
62
23
41%
41,500
13%
34%
New
82 % Sep
42%
1
58% Mar 15
67% Dec 30
2,8 JO
5
116 V2 Mar 12
18
75%
5
7
18
Jan
75%
Co
Electric
24
Mar
7o%
50
Ferro
102
76%
Co Inc..
Paper Board
15
76%
"51
51
43% Jan
Apr
76
o,500
78
50
4
3
119
76%
7
Apr 29
14
16%
12
Jan
Oct
77 y4
16%
1
Jan
95
17
2
57
3
16%
35
50
26
17
36%
45
13%
16%
35%
22
38 % Apr
17
5
27
6
X16Ye
♦73
Dec
9
25%
77%
41% Sep
28% Jan
24%
25 Va
81% July 21
Shares
25%
24%
47
the Week
Mar. 16
25
♦73%
Corp common
pfd ser A
j
25%
Fedders-Quigan
3
12% Mar 15
Friday
Mar. 15
25%
1
Nov
~~8%_Nov"
76%
Sales far
Thursday
Mar. 14
25%
50
9
Jan
17%
25
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp
;
37y2Marl6
7% Jan
17 %
1
Finance Corp common
preferred series B
25%
Wednesday ;
Mar. 13
"
24%
~_~l
""3
~
Falstaff Brewing Corp
2
Jan
5
18% Mar 14
6 Ye Jan
8% July 12
13% Jan
3
Products ?Cp_
Tuesday
•
Mar. 12
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchlld Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fa jar do
Sugar Co
20
14% Mar 16
23
Feb
31
37% Nov 30
5% Mar 14
8
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
Monday
Pat'
t
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
9
12% Nov
34% Jan
' EXCHANGE
-
.
1,900
14%
14Y4
95
95
,
30,700
*
"
60
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The Commercial and Financial Chroniclev
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
45% Feb
32% July 19
5% Dec 22
44 %
6
6
35% Js u
Jan
00
8% Apr
Feb
96% Oct
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
18
Aug 26
32% Feb
36
101
104% July 13
104
Dec
8
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
4
33%
38%
No par
9J%
96%
*9o%
25
93%
95%
94-/4
Gulf Oil
2
97% Mar
preferred
$5
Mar 14
98
23
38%
Guantanamo;Sugar
39% Mar 12
23
Jan
83% Jan
Corp
101% Jan
3
103% Feb
Jan
3
108
Feb
dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.20
6
107
104% Feb
105% Feb
9
dividend preferred
$4.44
23
34%
33%
6
b
6
39
39'A
97'A
98
98
95%
9 j'A
9o%
39
1
34%
33%
6
39'A
*96%
Shares
12,900
6
y
4,200
38%
39%
*96'A
97%
96'A
37,500
42'A
I
300
9o%
98
90 V2
the Week
34%
6
39%
'
3,100
9b'A
40 %
40%
41%
*103
104
*10 J'A
104%
103%
103%
*1031/2
1U4
*103'A
*107'A
106
107'A
107-/8
*106'%
108
•xob'/a
108
10b %
noo%
iu7
*105'A
107
*10J%
107
*ll/0'/2
lu7
♦lob'A
39%
39%
39%
39%
No par
100
100
100
Common
28
6
6
6
6
Mar. 16
8,000
I
Co—
Utilities
Gulf States
42% Mar 15
Jan 28
35
3
9
7
Jun 10
107
Jau
96
38'A Nov
105
Jun
109% Jun
Jan
31
3
Friday
Mar. 15
34'/a
34%
1
1
Aircraft Corp—.
Grumman
13
6% Jan 17
35% Jan
9
5% Jan
2
4
23
31
23
34
34%
34%
Sales far
Thursday
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Monday, March 19, 1956
..
42%
41%
.
104
800
70
106'A
1U7
H
15
45% Aug 10
69% NOV 25
24 % Sep
20% Feb
14
68
■■
Water
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Mar 16
19% Jan
9
18% Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
-79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
92
Feb
6
38% Dec
6
35% Jan»19
39
Mar 16
6
55
Dec
184% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
6
10
21% Jan
A
I
88
5% Mar 25
"e
3
31% Feb
9
.36% Mar 15
30 % Feb
6%> preferred
:
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
8
Hart Schaffner & Marx
'
Hat
7% Mar 15
14
6
Jan
17
Jan
20
34
Jan
5
39
36
-
27% Nov
18% Jan 23
21
Dec
27
16% Oct
18
15% Jan
6
20
20% Nov
3
24% Mar
15% Mar
Hayes
3
Hazel-Atlas
89'/a Feb
Jan
5
23
29% Feb-
91
Sep
20
88
Jan
19
3
60% Sep
29
53
Feb
9
60
96% Aug 15
104% Feb
7
98
Jan
30
101
8
23% Jail
6
25% Dec
3
38 % July
22% Mar
17% Oct
11
96
17 f 148
Jan
40
51
Mar 14
Feb
'26% Mar
32% Jan
3
19% Mar 13
15% May 12
20% Nov 16
17
Feb
14
71
79'% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
73
Jan
6
94
Mar 13
5
3
34% Jan
6
99
47% Jan
21% Feb
14
28
16% Jan
3
12% Jan
4
14
Feb
Honolulu Oil
27
35 % Jan
30
43
Mar 14
Hooxer
Feb
29
103% Mar 16
$4.25
6 % Jan
20
23
29% Mar
I, 16%
Sep
19
12% Feb
Nov
28
37% Jan
6
28
98
28
Mar 10
102% Mar
38% Oct
Aug
105 % Feb
8
47
92
Jan
20
6
100
Feb
23
14
Feb
7
149% Dec
15
29
22% Jun
Feb
23
143
3
29
12
7 % Feb
20
*Jan
10
31% Jan
4
17
6% Jan
19
Sep 21
32% Feb
9
10
7% July 18
6
12% Apr
27
71% Sep
13
64
33
Nov
30
9% Feb
83% Jan
32% Jan
'
3
11
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
39
,
" 2
9% Feb ' 2
10
31% Mar
58 % Jan
23
68
147% Jan
5
57
49
52
19
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
'
Nov
10
Jun
51
*
51 '-t Jan
55
<.
Jan
15
54'
Jan
6
1
53-
Feb
10
12
4
16% Mar
24% Mar 15
■31% Aug 31
28
3
,
8% Jan 19
,
6
10% Nov 28
;
48% Jan
6
58% May 23
71
Jan
35% Jan
21% Jan
68
26
37% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
349
Jan
103
23
69
21% Jan 23
47% Jan
11
-27% Jan
6
Mar 16
3
5
92% May 26
Feb
23
4% Jan
31
84
88
Jan
9
7
15%
16'A
28%-
27'A
15%
27%
15%
27%
15'A
39
27%
7
15%
39
28%
5 39
39
27%
41 Vb
102 %
7%
39
15'A
15%
38%
.
62%
42
7 'A
27'A
27'A
27'A
'
101
7
37
101
41'A
102'A
7
7
27
-27'A:'
43
41%
*101
102%
1,600
31
27%
*38'A
700
8,400
/
4,900
42
20,800
103%
50
7'A
17,900
27%
1,800
15%
7,100
900
39
'
27%
27%
27%
'
♦95
96
96
6,300
"
*
96%
*95
96
*95
95'A
96%
95'A
100
100
*100'A
101
a 00'/a
101
*100
101
101
105
*104
105
*104
105
*104
105
*104
40
».
80
101
*104
105
46%
46'A
'
*.'
159%
46%
46 y8
160%
160
47 Va
160'A
160%
14%
14%
A
14%
14%
14%
24%
■i
25'A
\:t
24%
25'A
25'A
2 'A
2'A
2
2%
2
;
'■"V
2
1,200
2%
2
42,600
2'A
2 Va
35%
35'A
35'A
./
35'A
36
35%
35%
40'A
10
30%
31'A
No par
65%
66%
6%
6%'
6%
6%
6%
38
,40
6%
6 %
7
42
41
<
42
10,000
14%
26%
X35%
1
161
14%
8%
5
II,100
25%
15
70%
8
47Va
•25%
*8%
50%
8%
71
*35%
6 1/8
6%
40
41
40
1,300
8%
500
72'A
10,900
600
36
6%
30,100
41%
5,200
-*52%
*51%
;
*50%
51
•52%
53%
*53%
54
53
*52'A
53
52%
*51 %
52%
16
29
52%
■
28%
28%
28%
8%
8%
8%
8%
49%
50'A
49
50'A
48%
67%
66
67%
66'A
66%
66%
*104
168
88
20
65
66'A
65'A
66
65%
671/4
103
.
32
preferred —:
32%
172
32'A
29%
30%
84%
*82
x29%
*81
84%
*83
4%
5
;
66%
69
32%
37%
371/4
67
37'A
*24
Va.
..
33
32%
<
441
37%
32%
*32
49%
101%
173 'A
*172
>
24
49%
442
437
172'A
*32
t
30%
30%
100
173%
*32
32'A
88%
102
?o%
29%
84
,2
400
2,600
70
33
19,000
446
6,900
37%
173
32
29%
30
*83
30
7,600
11,100
24%
50
32
84
.
101'A
173
30%
84
37'A
;■
/
,
5,100
V-
164
87%
48%
437 %
>
37%
172
172
172
66%
87%
102
32%
31%
435
164
1,400
21,000
48%
65%
f
168
24 "A
103 '
<
48
,
66 %
66%
50
49'A
*102
435%
37%
37%
x37%
f
/
32
31%
432
434
-
49%
103
49%
86%
r
24
24
24%
49%
*102
31%
x31%
168
24%
50
49%
100
*
*164
24 'A
*23%
No par
*
7,700
28%
8%
87
common
6,800
49%
428
preferred
16
29'A
;
80
53V4
*8%
168
180
52%
:> 28%
*164
Corp
*52%
*51'A
-1
87%
Machines ——No par
52% •"
51%
8%
r
9
87'A
*102
Iron
*511/4
*8%
29
■
87%
5
531/2
16
87
.100
No par
53%
16
*164
1—1
51
16
100
-—.
30
*50 'A
*52'A
"'53%
'1
16
16
iNo par
Inc
21,403
53%
*51%
28%
16,200
54%
•
J*
*52%
16
3,000
67'A
53%
31
53%
51
*50'A
1
52%
16
30%
67
53%,
.
53%
53%
53
16
30%
68
54
31
•54%
-*52'A
51
54L
66%
53%
v
*50'A
"*53'A
.
5
66 'A
*•
54%
*52%
54
50
:
53%
53%
*53%
66%
67%
31'A
31
31%
65%
1
50%
*52%
50
50
50
50
Co
30%
,
54%
53%
common—No par
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
4%
42%
♦101
7%
21%
3o%
:
600
21%
;
7'A
62'A
69%
Ctfs
Int'l* Harvester
-3
41%
42
102%
7
'
8'A
preferred,:
36 % Jan
8
63
69'A
Inspiration Cons Copper
167% Jan
32 % Jan
62
37
62'A
8'A
Co
9
3
36%
61%
36%
62%
No par
Steel
175% May 31
37'% Jan
4
41% Jan
36%
37%
61%
2,100
11%
31
68'A
,
7%
31
U
Insuranshares
6
21%
31
8'A
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred—
28
21 »/4
30%
69%
Interchetplcal Corp common.
Feb
21%
30%
!
68%
7
32% Mar 12
*21'A
4
*7%
6
38% Feb
*7
69%
Feb
174
7'A
36%
66 %
Interlake
30% Jan 30
28% Feb 14
7'A
6.66%
Co
Int'i Business
41% Jun
7'/a
61
48%
Mar 16
.
6,100
■K? 7'/a
'
37%
1
Mar 15
373
7,000
14
*101
100
Industrial Rayon.
33
38
25 va
60'A
8%
446
6
Apr
17,500
14
36%
28%
4%%
230
46
25
7%
24% Mar 13
103
*11%
60
76
95,
14%
31
100 pesos
Inland
45'A
68%
61% Jan
-
23
100% Jan
3
Feb
*84%
47%
11%
21%
xl5%
75%
95
46'A
preferred—100
Terminal RR
26
2
Mar
88% Mar 16
69% Jan
165
*94
I'
30
11
165 % Aug 16
29% Oct 11
84
14
,
47%
25'A
160
S A
.
75%
95%
13%
Xl59%
Co
Jan
450
»
28% Nov
Mar 29
33% Sep
6
85% Oct
13
53% Jan
8
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
7
96% Jan
Sep
5o% Mar 13
,
13
163
91% Nov 28
6
14
Feb
59
15
66% Mar 14
Feb
9
Jan
29
169% Jun
4
,
9% Jan
4.20%
75%
77
47'/a
35,600
11 »A
160
preferred
preferred
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.42%
*
29,000
25
159%
cumulative
Illinois
6,900
20'A
31
Indianapolis Power Ss Light—No par
Industria Electrica
De Mexico
29% Jan 25
78% Feb
Dec
50% Jan 20
162
46
i Jan
f
2
45%
19%
11%
(Del)—25
cumulative
15% Jan
32 Va
45
19%
13%
47
cumulative
51% Feb
31%
45%
19'A
Sra Ltd—No par
4.70%
52% Feb
31%
45%
25'A
46%
com—
30%
21'A
.
200
19%
81%
27'A
170
1,300
52%:
54 V2
46%,
21'A
41%
52%
*54
30%
21%
14%.
4.08%
15
123
54
13%
25%
j' 4.26%
Mar 11
123
53
54
31%
14%
9
Feb
123%
52%
11%
7%
25%
19
*
123
53%
54
: 25'/a
*7'A
1
17
52% Jan
<
15% Oct 26
8% Dec
'
5
11
63
;
!
Jan
53% Mar 14
8
123%
13%
7'A
1
Illinois: Power
6
55
Jan
13% Apr
•
i
54% Mar
23
17
($1
r
55
Jan
50% Jan
9
53% Nov
62% Mar 28
5
50 J
12
Sep
9,400
25'A
47
Central RR Co
Illinois
140'A
Xl3%
11%
Corp—
*
Idaho Power
5
Mar 15
139'A
95
'•
46%
Inc
<
27% Feb
68% Sep
140'A
*75'A
>A*
7'A
No par
1
25
Hupp Corp i
Hussman Refrigerator Cfl
33% July 18
:
77
*75%
25%
•
13
11
139'A
♦30
Power—No par
7% Jan
21
19%
13% -14% >
100
100
100
Hunt
Jun
140%
1,400
19%
45
19'A
38%
30
Mar 13
6,900
54
31
43%
19%
27"%
37% Jan
67 Mi Oct
27
29%
43
27%
Hudson Bay' Mln &
Foods
500
20 V2
"V-
44%
29'A
x38 %
noncumulativu
5%
t
25%
37 va
20'A
*53'A
54%
lo%
50
tHudson & Manhattan
72% Mar 16
*42
53%
42
Co—..—
Howe Sound
2% Feb
'•
124
53'A
*54
28%
com—_3
Inc
Co of Texas
Howard J3tores
25%
37%
21 '/a
•123 %
4%
Houston Oil
Mar 16
2o%
37%
20%
53
*122'%
380
37'A
124
139'A
1,200
;
*25%
53
common—No par
preferred
preferred „;
4.40% preferred,.
Houston Lighting &
7
25%
.' 25'A
25%
124
common—5
preferred——
conv
18% Jan * 3
23
-1% Jan
8
3% Feb
Co
Electrochem
26% Mar 16
21% Jan
27% Dec
15
1% Dec
161
Jan
14% Feb
99%
139'A
3%%
<
28
47% Mar
—
40
53%
991/2
140%
11%
90
53%
140%
x24%
*88'A
55
100
140%
77
I,000
88%
"
6,500
32-8
88%
21
I-
900
211/8
32'A
55
38
/ $2.25 convertible preferred
10
Feb
105
3
Corp
Household Finance
6
Mar
96
2o%
54%
16'A
20%
32%
99
*37'A
*54
16'A
21%
99
X20'A
'
16%
56
37%:
5
Mining—
Houdaille-Industries
1
3
102% Jan
28
41'A Jan
105
23
Feb
17% Dec
15% Mar 14
23
5
May
104% Jan
14
26% Feb
3
5%
8
Mar
39
28% Jan
25%
16%
32
90
*88'A
6,800
2i'A
:
♦98
20'A
10
30
1—12.50
10
preferred
Corp of America
f Hotel
2
16'A Mar
10
39%
Homestnke
31
8'/a Jan
21% Jan
4
91% Jan
}
20
140
33%
,55
37%
(A) & Sons
33%
56%
20
5
convertible 'preferred
5%
Mar 14
17
26% Oct
t
Holly Sagar Corp common
Feb
Jun
98
G
63
84% Jan
100
4
36
*35'A
99
11%
40
34
25%
88'%
5b
*98
11%
16
27
58%
99
*37%
1
50c
Hollander
27
88%
58
9J
25
16
Dec
32
20%
Furnace Co—
10
.
21%
12
38
(Charles'E)
Hires Co
Feb
8% Dec
16
21
32
90
*88%
16
21%
16%
x21%
32%
95
34% Jan
26
16%
21 %
47
3
17
lb%
32'A
lo"/8
21%
*32
46%
3
103
36%
94
22
Apr 28
34%
46%
Dec
56
36%
94%
Holland
21% Mar
35
16%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
32'A Jan
35'A
33'A
7'A
36
45%
Jan
106
13% Mar 14
13
16
36
94'A
6
8% Jan
9
20% Jan
35%
"
5
14% Jan
7%
7'A
<*35
*75'/2
65
10
31
37
7%
6%
b"8
35'A
100
44% Jun
37% Oct
28% Jan
34%
...
No par
25% Mar. 7
'
100% Jun
10,900
b'A
*35
No par
preferred series A
30% Mar 14
32% Mar
13
7 »/4
1
common/
preferred
48
9
34% Oct
6%
35'A
$4% cum .2nd ptd (conv)__No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
'
29 % Feb
3
6% Feb
4
25% Jan
7
Mar
2
8'% Mar
5% May 12
6'A
35%
(H J.) Co common
3%%
30
10
19% Feb
2,000
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3
12% Jan
31% Jan
Oct
37'A
5
dist-
Glass Co
Hewitt-Robins Inci.
3
5
2
11
Jan
14
51% Aug 24
5
12% Jan
42% Feb
10% Nov 28
•
37'A
-100
77% Feb ' 3
20% Nov
12
37%
'54
*46'/a Mar 14
Jan
8,100
2,700
3)'A
,4
14
89% Jan
36'A
33 Va
37'A
Jan
23
148
37
Hercules Powder common
27% Jan
*146
37%"
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4'A% preferred series A
50
H«rtz Co (The)
1
37% Feb
148
37'%
15
9
*146
38
24
29
148
148
38
Feb
43% Dec
♦146
*145
.
60
35%
Feb
34% Nov
3,500
33
'53% Mar 13
11
54%
36%
124
13
Oct
54%
3 j V2
141
25
54%
36'A
10
31% Mar 18
54»A
3 j '/a
16
11% Jan
54
1
50
Hercules Motors
11
54
;
54
1,000
33'A
30
Jan
3,300
21%
90%
35%
49% Jari
53
39
21'A
32 <*»
122'A Jan
54% Mar 18
38'A
*90
33%
127% Jan
19
38%
34
30
Dec
90
38
33
25
preferred
100
Heime (G W) common
——10
7% noncuipulattve preferred—25
3
21%
89'A
32-/4
3.65%
21% Mar 15
21-/2
88'A
38
33%
33%
—5
15
Heinz
5
'38'/a Jan
4
,13
17% Jan 30
2
>
21%
83'A
33%
May 19
Nov
126 *
122% Aug 11
37
25
33'/a Jan
6
1,500
33
33/t%
9
36j/2 Sep
24
21'A
5,300
-
x33
Hecht Co
4
27
Jan
26% Mar 14
39% Jan
22% Jau
partial liquidating
Industries Inc
3
% Jan
21
84% Jan
36% Jan
Ex
22
38
54
148
„
68
21%
10
preferred
*17% Jan
8
23
20% Jan
7
Mar 12
*145
100
43%
67%
21%
Industries Inc—
Havag
37
54
*43
61 %
21%
2.50
1
Corp of America common
4%%
Mar 15
*37%
53
100
3
.38% Mar
1
88'A
38'A
43%
67 %
22
88'A
21
89%
37 Va
*42%
67%
2i%
,
38
21
*88'A
Co
34 % Jan
31% Jat> 20
8% Jan
,
12
33% Dec
141% Jan
21
21
-No par
100
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
22%;
,
43%
67
6/'%
22
,22
*42%
43'/a
6 1-/8
67%
66%
preferred
convertible
4%-
Hammermill: Paper
■54%Mar 15
1'46
Feb 15
17
39% July 13
35% July
5
Mar 11
SO
23
40% NOV
12
31% Dec
!
;
i
Jan
Jan
48
22
Hamiltoh Watch Co com
13
43'/a
44
*43
Printing Co
Hall (W F)
,22% Mar 5
^1% Feb 27
14
5
Hackensack
7
43% Mar
5
41% Jan
58% Feb-10
46% July 12
Dec
41
29,400
■v
420
300
'
21,200
100
85
'
,
3% Marie
6% Nov 21
67% Jan
6
127% Dec
29
141
Jun
10
126% Jan
6
12% Jun
lfl
17
Jan
3
12% Feb
13
82
Jan
12
117% Sep
23
108
Jan
31
101% Sep
26
108
Jan
12
103 % Jan
20% Nov
6% Mar 16
78
87% Aug 26
9% Mar 13
Jan
23
91% Mar 12
,131% Mar
4
15
15% Feb
101
Nov
14
89% Feb
24
73
Jan
6
114
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
42
Dec
28
8
42 % Jan
9
62% Feb
10
48% Mar
9
Jan
5
96% Jan
121% Mar 1J
44% Feb
60
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
23% Jan
6
31% Sep
9
29'A Jan
4
34% Mar
45
2
38% Feb
7
42% Mar 16
38'A Jan
30
34'A Jan
19
34
Mar 15
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
3
34% Feb
,
3
43% Jun
40
6
12% Jan
Jun
9
15
Sep
.15% Aug 29
51% May
13
2
Feb
3
'36% Sep
3
,30% Aug 11
20% Mar 23
121
Jan
24
35% Dec
130
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
6
Sep 26
91% Jan
45
Sep
6
,31
Feb
26>% Jan
Jan
12% Sep
6
6% Feb
13
<
13
31% Jan
24
■
39
31
34% Jan
4
'•
97% AUg 15
91% Jan
9
'
14
46% Jan
19
;
May 10
101% Jan
19
•
19
Mar 14
59
Jan
Jun
•9% Jun
13
77% Oct
11
97
Feb
11
Mar 15
ti5
Jun
27
67% Feb
1
54% Sep 23
107 % Nov 22
43% Jan
23
103% Feb
9
35% Feb
3
104
82
32% Mar 14
98
Jan
24
47% Mar 16
"
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
Vor
1
38% Dec
oap
30
now
IP
International
7%
3
Mar 14
17'A
17'A
93%
94
94
$1.40
cum
New
5
7
9% Mar 1
37% Feb 17
43% Feb
7
94% Mar 14
55
$6
6
48% Mar 13
83% Mar 15
105% Feb
42% Mar
3
27
9
(F
L)
50c
1
Jewel Tea Co Inc
3%%
New
pfd
,
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
96
94'A
95%
95
95%
119%
119%
119%
120%
44'A
44'A
44%
44
68'A
70%
44'A
68%
36
33
36'A
34%
33%
34%
33%
34'A
41
40'A
41
40 %
41%
41
40%
40%
38
38
38
13%
13%
13%
43'A
43%
21%
21"%
21%
32%
32%
32%
32%
27'/a
27 %
26%
'27
44%
44%
43'A
45
;
69%
*35
*41
■41%
41'A
'A
41 'A
I1
4:
66'A
-♦129'A
130
130
1,100
39%
2,500
5,200
22%
221/4
22'A
1,600
33%
32%
33%
2,600
33 Va
!
'
26%
-
900
130
V
26%
27
42
26%
27
•
44%
41
130
130
►129
9'/a
9'A
9'A
9»A
34%
34%
35
3 i%
34%
34%
42%
41'A
42'A
41%
42 y4
41%
100
92'A
92'A
93
93%
54
91%
52%
*102
9'A
53'A
103
9%
52'A
►102
3,900
41%
v
1
"
42%
13%
32%
32%
:
9'A
53%
103
500
41%
45
22%
.
8,100
96,900
41%
22%
44'A
22'A
1
34'A
13%
22'A
44
37
34
39'A
14
13.%
67
2,100
39%
41%
13%
38%
13%
44%
*36'A
<
'A;
38%
37%
.
640
2,100
44
36%
33%
.
119
200
1,300
f
*93
45
9%
9%
54%
54
55
54
102
103
*102
103
26%
4,800
46'A
20,600
129
9%
120
35.300
35
<
35%
1,100
41'A
35
-42%
94%
44%
129
130
41%
11,100
54%
94%
53%
*102
54
310
1,300
103
10,300
Co
95'A
96
95'A
95%
95%
96'A
93
96
94%
95'A
5
47%
48%
47%
48%
48%
48%
48
48 Va
47%
47%
12%
Johnson
Manufacturing
118'A
-
69%
70
36
34%
68'A
"37%
107'A'
17%
41%
100
*105'A
107%
1,780
60,000
21,500
No par
."
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
t
5% preferred series A
Joy
*105%
127
95'A
34%
1
common
preferred
&
107'A
*1051/2
J
1
common
Johnson
125'A
1
Johns Manville Corp
•
126
No par
Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
*
124%
43
-
__10
common
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Mar 14
102% Feb
Light, Co
preferred-,
Jacobs
125%
125
13%
-
5
Coal
12%
•
38
No par
&
131%
12%
'
Iowh-IllinOis Gas & Elec Co—No par
Power
90%
131%
13
91 'A
40%
25
1
common
Iowa
90%
131
12%
121%
t,
36,800
80%
130%
13%
44
44%
12,900
911/4
43'A
3.50
Intertype Corp
,
6%
131%
34%
*36
25
preferred.
•
68'A
25
common
Power Co
Island Creek
Feb
x44 %
120
120
xll4
.No par
—
conv
f
,
17'A
93%
—No par
Silver
preferred
46% Mar 16
50% Jan
'
106'A
17'A
International Telep & Teleg_.No par
International Utilities Corp com__5
96% Mar 13
•
106'A
Salt
Interstate
130
34% Jan
107'A
*105%
5%
5%
130%
91%
—No par
No par
5%
13%
12 a %
International Shoe
27% Jan. 10
24
124%
Interstate Dept Stores
34% Jan
J
' " 124%
124
7.50
90
100
,
45
10
13%
14'A
15
5'A
90'A
131%
13%
preferred
International
22% Mar 15
23
125
5%
41% Mar 15
13
130%
13%
common
39% Mar 16
5
33% Jan
30
21
Mar
9
91%
131'A
$4 preferred
16
•
Paper
14% Jan
26
21
30% Jan
26% Jan
38 % Jan
9
40 % Jan
,
70% Mar 13
Mar 13
89%
130%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
20
35
36
International
26
18
v
com..No par
Preferred
International Packers Limited
106% Mar 13
7
Mar 14
69
Mar
4%
5
4%
1
100
Int'l .Nickel of Canada
9
14% Mar 13
129
International Mining Corp
76%
78
78%
78%
80
81
82
83'A
81%
82%
2,200
10
47%
48
47%
47%
47%
43%
48%
49%
49
49%
43,300
105
104%
100
1
105
42%
42%
41%
105
42%
105
41%
105
42%
V
•
<
"
105
42%
105
-42%
105
42 Va
105
42%
3,500
370
10,000
i
■■■
Volume 183
Number 5517
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1381)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
>U(e for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
28% May 25
Lowest
43% Dec
NEW
39
94
Nov
'
30
Sep 30
*
105
Nov
105
May
107% Sep
9
102% Mar 15
'
70% Jan
43
'
44
Mar 15
3
52
Feb
20
41% Feo
24
17
96
24
:103
94
*
100
6
7
Jan
Fen
84% Apr
21
71% Pen
4
44 % Jan
29% Jun
8
24
24% Mar
-
Oct
3
38% Nov
18
9
Jan
32
129% Aug 26
0
Feb
21% Jan
24% July 15
27% Mar 14
98% Jan
'
113
27
59% Apr
15
9
27
23
•
23
43 % Feb
14
23
40
56
Jan
26
101
Feb
16
57% >n
31
60
92 % Mar 18
Dec
100% Jun
23
23
94
Jan
4
287/s Feb
20
28
47% Dec
22% Dec
32
63%, Mar 16
1
198:
55% Feb
9
43% Jan
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
' 1
13
preferred
Kresge (S S) Coj_
i-50% Feb
4
43% Jan
4
12% Mar 15
; 16
15% Jan
30
Jan
3
29
Kress
7
9
*
<
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
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6
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16
47
11
97%
50
Magic
Magma Copper
1__
Magnavox- Co (The)
-
6
15
71 % Jan
Jan
2D,900
•
16
15
22% Oct
58%
.
203/a
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 senes__No par
3
13
39
x57
102
24'%
preferred
$3.75 preferred
Jan '12
Apr
88% Mar 30
593%
101%
t.
49%
Square Garden
Chef —4.
t
9
78% Dec
102
102%
59
common
Co
Mack Trucks
,
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
96
800
*102
59'
preferred
D
E
preferred
Master
4
20
5,200
58%
•101
49%
Lukens Steel Co
7
82
20,500
63%
63%
633/g
63
61%
102
700
■
583/4
29%
preferred
(P)
Masonite
.'Feb
Jan
40
"
Martin-Parry
,
24
87 % Mar
31
49%
40
___No par
series
43% Mar 16
96% Jan
Aug
42 4
483/8
50
Corp
Co
series
24% Jan
9
16
1
52% Jan
42
40
24%
common
series
4%%
8
60% Jan 21
42
48% 4
24%
conv
.'Martin
Feb
101
-
483/i
Cement
Marshall Field
94% Feb
1
'
1
Gas
4.35%
24
22% Feb
4
.
6
Jan
98
20% Feb
!
*
38% Jan
9
27
19% Jan
11
25% Jan
-
35% Feb
.
10
94
Jan
32% Jan
Apr 25
25% Jan
Apr
4,400
*49%
Marathon Corp
6.25
Marine Midland Corp common„__5
4%. convertible pie/erred
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co^
4
,
18% Mar 12
1
Jan
40
:
6,300
25%
,
/
58%
1
Inc
Star
Manhattan
t
41 % Mar 14
4
32% Jan
4
102
8,400
463/s
251/a
51%
59%
Nopar
Madison
6
10% Jan
■
21
May
61
60
*101
*
43
4%%
3
41
13
33% Jan
Jan,
59
67
38.1/4
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59%
50%
46
24%
38%
48%
38
50
463/4
48%
41%
47%
165/B
Macy (R H)
6% Jan-24
7
3
Feb
9
18
1
9
,35% Jan
21
4
6
37% Dec
'
,41%
38
423/4
6%
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Jan
9
,52
41 »/2
48%
5,900
38,200
42
•"
24%
37%
97%
_
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136% Mar 16
54% Aug 23
3
243/a
f
2,800
36%
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25
50%
46
24 %
36%
144
46
51.7/a
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M
28
9
Jun
11% Feb
94% May
51
,
47%
A
102
...
443/4
41%
97%
common_3
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7
34% Nov
92
600
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18
t
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,
59%
16%
4'%%
2
9% Jan
41% Sep
34% Jan
7
57
523/e
1
'
513/8
13
16
6
Jam
51%
i
50%
7%
3
89% Jan
•
10 % May 18
,
Jan
10
3
27
Jan:
36%
♦
36%
147%
58%
Lorillard
t>i% Mar 16
'26% Jan
13
13 % Jun
18.
18
36%
v
is y*
142%
;
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58»/4
31
July 22
32% July 27
*
18
36
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36%
18%
;■
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,
4.25%
3
122
3,300
51%
5%
20
3
685
22%
50%
27
i"
22%
58 r;
8
101
26% Dec
6
22%
No par
10
Louisville
53% Jan
4
221/a
24 %
Products_____
Louisville Gas & El Co
51% Jan
18
»■•
813/4
'
Mar 15
6
88% Mar 15
Jan
59%
*101
preferredJ.No par
1uUl* ID
V4
6
26 % Mar 14
56% Jan.
22 »/2
50
_
M
23
22'A
58
Lowenstein
543% Jan;
221/4
81%
,
29%
._
Co
62%
31% Dec
8% Jan i. 6-
15,200
:
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ft
102% July
6
255/8
51%
*5
July 27
7% Jan
25%
58
.
ft 21% Feb-23
90% Dec 30
6
46
253%
51%
9
10
58
,19% Jan
46
25%
44%
38
preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
Nopar
Long Island Lighting Co com
*10
.
Mar 14
1C4
20% Jan
6
140
46%
7
5
13
3
11
3
Mar 28
813/4
*45%
25%
15%
issued"
Link Belt Co
4%%
74 Ve Mar 16
27
Feb
77% Jan
133
2,600
82%
v
25%
49%
pfd
(The)
Fink
&
Lone
15
Jan
139% Mar
19
30
29 %
"2nd
noncum
.Lone Star
24
22% Feb
103
May 25
12% Mar 14
40
104%
10
Ino
1st
noncum
Loews
5
7
2
•45% Jan
48% Jan
30
107
*103%
_5
.Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Mir 12
80
16
103% Jan
147
22% Mar 14;
102
*1063/8
2534
241/4..
;
48 %
100
;Lionel
27
31% Feo
9
101
6;
July 15
25% Jan
99% Sep 23
39% May 16
82
*1001%
104%
*1063/8
Nopar
& Sons
Corp
'
20% Oct
102
107
„
t
I; *103%
Corp
(The)
2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp conu.._No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
29
39% Sep
103% Sep
Oct
i
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
,Libby McNeill & Libby____
Life Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
a.
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
j
26
49 % Jan
47% Jan
15
114
102
;
106 3%
46%
142%
41
47%
36
_1
ftLerner Stores Corp
2
163%
.
25
TQ
41
\
No par..
10
preferred
Lehn
2
Feb
25% Jan
55% Apr
7
$3
50c
7
2
3
79 .I
Jan
97
104%
82
,
•141%
52%
5
<Sc Tixe__
Lehman
3
30
17 % Mar 14
_i
_
88% Mar 16/
9
10
31
26% Mar 14
*95%
*45i/2
35%
.
24%
15%
t
3
21% Jan
9
15% Feb
28
22;
16
Feb
74% Feb
;
Apr 22
Dec
56
3,400
97
81
"18
18%
44%'.
,,♦95%
•19% Feb-24
46% Oct
40% May 17
2,500
41
46%
-,<22 JJ,
36%
24%
10Q
Mar 15
16 1
Apr
110,000
51
405/e
80%
143%
50%
43%
v
Co.
(James)
3.85%
1
3
23
16% Jan
jan
164% Nov
-
18%
142
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
_10
'.Lehigh Portland. Cement-l
25
Lehigh Valley RR
__No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
j_l
1
5% Jan
72% Sep
22
Xees
SI
Feb
43% Jan
29% Sep
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
103
.
*104
44%
503/4
41
.
pfd.
•
89% Dec
18
.
>
2% Jan
19
4.32%
v
3
21% Jan
•-
19
6% Sep
22
Jan
83
Gas
Lee Rubber
34% Mar 12
3
•15% Jan
47% Jan
16
64% Jan
22% Mar 12
.<
23
40% Mar 14
Sep 30
*
23
26
A2% Sep
1
17% D-C 22
3
3% Jan
Feb
,25 % Apr
3
*,.■11% Jan
.
106 3/4
1041/2
43%
51%
v
46
22%
x35%
series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
;
1
6
86 % Aug 11
82
*102
107
44
50 3/4
40%
*95%
51;
25% '
,
25,
Co
Rights ;?,'when
Mar 16
2(7
*
Laclede
Mar 16
20% May 10
28 % Jan
0
0
81%
_i
Kroger Co (The)
Mfg
22
u
2.50
Co
Mar
15% Feb 29
»•
Mar 15
3*2
Dec 22
53% Jan
&
Kroehler
52
.
26 % Mar 15
4
Mar 14
Hi
9
103
104 %
42
Shares
f
Sep
•
25
(S
29% Mar.
•-
103
*106%
•<
46
5
Inc.
4%
107
104%
23%
_l
common
Feb
103
25%
__Nfc par
■
29% Jan
10
50
97
46
-
8.75
,' $5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
"
39% May 31
:
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
59% Mar 15
14
30
*95%
97
41%
the Week
Friday
Mar. 16
"
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Mar 15
102 % Feb
3
Jan
*
97
80%
..
No par
Prior
1
49% Mar 16
33% Jan
July 26
105% Nov
7
Jan
28% Jun
16
16
Jun
69
38% Jan
4;
44% Jan
38% Dec 27
29% Feb
34% Jan
com__No par
50
preferred
Electric Co
preferred
;;
Keystone Steel & Wire Co (111)
16
10
Southern
&
Kerr-McGee Oil Ind
23
Sep
39% Feo
City
non-cum
Kelsey .Hayes. Wheel
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co
58
36% Jan
84
9
56
•
*95%
»95%
i
Mar. 15
41
104 %
46% Mar 15
.
Mar
40%
*106%
52% Mar 12
,
7
v
*503/4
41
*102
25% Feb
*
8
24
40%
51%
40%
loo
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
•147% Mar 14
44Ye Mar
413/4
51
100
4%
3
36% Mar
41%
100
Kansas Gas
5
20% Jan ;
i
14
23
41%
51%
Bales for
Thursday
Mar. 14 J
40%
preferred
_
Wednesday
Mar. 13
51
preferred
Kansas
27
22% Mar.
'
preferred
41%
4.20%
20
Feb
26
cum
Tuesday
4C7/a
4.50%
i.
1
46% Jan
i
10
Jan
Mar
82% Mar 15
6
15
Feb
r
45 % Jan
.
29% Jan
4%
106% Mir 14
105
48% Jan
3
Kaiser
Mar 13
21
10
Jan
Monday
Mar. 12
Par
Alum & Chem
Corp
33%..
4%% preferred
_5o
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
1
3.80% preferred
*
100
1
105% Feb
24
31
Mar
104
105% Nov 28
17% Mar 24
44
10
23
Oct
21V* Jan
>
Feb
Feb
Mar 10
.
25
1
4
99% May 10
100% Mar 23
k
35
38% Jan
14
45% Mar
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
51
1
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
98
108
*97%
*96%
•106
101
98
100%
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97%
130
100 %
105
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98
108
*96%
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10
50
97%
98
108
-
56%
56
56%
56%
57 %
56%
57%
57
58%
13.2C0
31%
31%
313/e
311/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
13,700
46%
46'/a
46%
3,500
46%
47
138
,
.463/,
136%
1363/4
46s/g
136
47
137%
136% .138
46
138
138
150
2%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK8
PmriMi
Lowest
Highest
11
15
Oct 11
50 Vs Oct 17
106
Oct 14
58
Jan
23
24
19
Jun
70
Dec
117
Apr
26 % Nov
93% Nay
35% Dec
7
28% Dec
20
44%
Jan
105
102% Jan
19 % Mar
135
Mar 15
Minn Mln <fc Mfg
11
7
104
Feb
7
88
Jan
11
Mar
7
33
Jan
3
1
30% Jan
19
*46
13
Mar
8
17% Jan
2
81% Jan
74% Mar
37% Mar
8% Nov
14
15
83% Dec
7
18% Feb 23
24% Jan
7
15% Sep
29
79% Sep
6
Jan
Feb
9
14% Dec
1
54
7
Feb
88
-
26
Jan
5
Jan
81
25% Oct
11
73% Apr
28
107% Nov 15
18% Jan
3
21% Apr
16% Mar 14
23 % Dec
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60% Jun
7
43% Feb
May 17
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
27
42% Mar
33
25
Feb
14
39% Jan
26
23
23
10
20
9
23
44
20
30% Jan
18% Jan
20% Jan
Sep 26
27
3
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
Jan
43
30% Oct
11
17 % Jun
40
9
*
Jan
85
25
9
Feb
•
1%
Pacific
Class
Monon
«
■r
issued"
6
40% Oct 25
47
9
128
Motor
38% Mar 12
Mueller
4
11
29
4
Jan
24
16
21
Mar
62
Jan
23
70
Mar 13
Dec
70
0
23'
Feb
17
25% Jan
14% Jan
9
118
Sep 21
14
i
47
,
20% Mar 14
27% July 25
f
15 % Dec
20% Oct
'
Jan
29
Mar 15
37% Feb
10
1
37% Feb
3
2
174% Jan
3
17% Jan 28
12% Feb
9
45% Mar
10
183
173% Sep
6
10% Oct 11
i.
47
33% Oct 11
21% Sep 28
\
.
Feb
24
Jan
10
15
l
37 % Jan
18
43% Jun
v
16% Jan
10
19
Oct
93
,
45Mar 14
102% Jan
40% Mar 15
'National
24% Feb
6
National
24
9
Dairy Products
Department Stores
National
45% Jan
23
55 % Mar 16
National Gypsum Co common
5
103% Jan
11
105% Fep 23
4
148% Jan
9
11% Jan
5
38% Dec
21
153
Feb 23
23% Jan 31
1
179
Jap
32%F*b
29
Mar
Jan
31
7%
6%
'
Mar 12
6
40
8
Mar
Natl
Linen
Service
Malleable
18% Mar 16
National
20
74% Mar 15
National
Steel
37% Jan
National
38% Jan
6
47% Jan
23
100% Jan
19
44
fFeb
13
8
Feb
10
12% Feb
13
14% Mar
9
6% Jan
9
5
Jan
24
15
3
Nehl
Jan
11
17% Mar 16
33% Jan
24
34% Jan
30
96
8% Dec
30
12 % Jun
9
11% Jan
-
6
3
14% Feb
18
6% Dec
13
Jan
15 % Jan
53% Nov 25
10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
17% July 5
37% Mar 8
16
19
20
33% May 4
90% Mar 10
July
14
16%
9
92 V» Jan
18
Mar
4
20
48
Jan
3
9
16% Jan 20
Feb
2
94
101
5
101% Feb
Jan
16
*
Jan
88% Jan
97% Feb
5
Jan
14
20
18
104% Sep
19
16% Feb
1
20% Feb
17
16
Feb
10
18% Jan
82% Dec
6
79
Feb
21
81% Feb
8
41% Jan
23 % Jan
31% Jan
48
Jan
7
7
33
55% Jan
78% Mar 30
62% Jan
4
Bros
(J J)
14
31% Mar 12
47% Jan
New
9
60% Mar 15
N
24
27% Jan
4
30% Feb 23
New
29
86% Mar 16
91
6
101
103
90
102% Jun 30
94% Jan
Y
17
New
Mar 16
York
York
$5
Jan
N
Y
York
& St Louis
Dock
15
610
Sep
15
475
Jan
4
500
Jan
9
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
22
Feb
15
30
Jan
3
57
Oct
18
18
49% Mar 16
64% Jnn
3
Preferred
21% Jun
2
71% Apr
25% Apr
18
20
Feb
6
22
Mar 14
Harlem
&
Y
New
N
New
RR
Haven
York
5%
45
Sep
8
37% Jan
19
39% Jan
3
Nov
14
91
Jap
18
94
5
5
36% July 27
32
Jafc
3
87
84
100
Mar 14
1
Feb
10
Co
&
50
xuo
1
38% Jun
preferred
_100
preferred
100
98% Jan
9
3.90%
103
18
Niagara Share Corp
5
42% Jan
20
Nopco
'
33% Jan
60% Jan
4
1
25% Jan
19
26% Feb
47% May 17
13 % Jan
6
92% Dec
22
77% Jan
27
88% Jan
19% July 27
16% Jan
108% July 14
64% Jan
16
Jan
19% Mar
Northeast
Jan
Northern
Central
Ry
Northern
Natural
Gas
108% Jan
9
110% Mar
5%%
19
21
16% Jan 20
9
40%
101
Co
50
com
5
13
9
series
series
100
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
100
16% Jan
6
26% Jun
14
19% Jan
3
25% Nov
i
39% Jun
7
24% Feb
16
28% Jan
6
31% Feb
1
54
Dec
30
47% Jan
10
60% Mar 15
52% Aug
3
49% Jan
10
54% Mar
Ohio
16% Feb
Northwest Airlines Inc
100
100
1
Norwich Pharmacal Co
7
common
10
25
preferred
4.6%
6
20
95% Jan
20
110% Sep 30
100 % Apr 22
15
I °9
Jan
105% Sep 27
109
Aug
107
Nov
30% Sep
20
31% Jan 28
39
106
Mar 16
96% Feb
2.50
100
Jan
19
Jan
11
3
107
Mar 16
109% Feb
10
4
40% Sep
21
34% Jan
10
i9% May 17
103% May 13
page
19
Feb
101% Jan
26.
5
100
100
100
100
preferred
4.56%
preferred
4.44%
preferred
Oil
43% Mar 15
Ohio
36% F"b
Oklahoma
20
3®2 Mar 16
8
1
12
common
3.90%
110
33% Jan
see
5
Jan
Mar 16
20
For fnntnnt.ps
100
Co
preferred
4.40%
108
Jun
Edison
4
14
A Mar
18% Jan 20
13
9
110% Jan
19% Feb
103
Feb
29
16
Com
4%
9,900
34%
10,400
34%
29 3A
34%
34%
293A
30%
30
30%
3,000
38%
37%
38
37%
38
9,700
17%
17%
17%
17'A
i73/4
1,600
43%
43%
43%
43%
433A
443%
6,000
39%
40
38%
393A
39
39
5,400
50
50
50
50
500
38
'
v
49%** •*-"'49% ^49%
24
No par
Co
Gas
rights
&
Elec
"when
i5%-*"<*<-15%
39%^'^r'39%
Preferred 4.24%
Co
com—10
39%
38%
38%
38%
800
70
1,900
24%
24%
243/s
25'A
4,700
153/4
15%
39%
40'A
38%
*176%
177
~
123/4
15%
21%
20%
213/s/:
43%
21%
21%
-21%
25%
26
45%
22
45%
i'45%
45%
22%
-.22 %
22%
-42 3/8
37%
21%
100
.
-
22 Vb
23%
243/8
22
23%
100'A
100%
100 Vs
100'A
21%
20 %
21%
20%
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54%
53%
54%
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105
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/
104%'/
600
*
20%
14,700
543/s
55%
18,100
/l04%
'
92
7
20 Vs
21%
89%
3,600
156,400
-
100%'.
*1001/4
5,400
.
21% ,.'2i
243/8;
24
>y
100 'A i.
104%
105
88%
;
•
88%
22,100
22
393/4.
873/4^
13.900
40
393/8
23%
20%
22%
39%
21%
22
*100
213A
40%
22%
38%
34.400
22
46%
233A
8,400
•
26'A
21%
22%
20%
46
46
39
6,100
22,300
451/2
46 V2
22
"
■'/,
12%
423A
20%
'
263A
453A
38%
23%
180
178
25%
26
23%
38%
21%
>■
27
26%
14,800
38%
42 Vs
12%
42%
1,800
40Vs.-
12%
*
12%
42 Vs
5,100
16
,
*176%
178
13
22
153/4
40
373/4
;
42%
25%
42%
■"
•
383/s
38 Vs
•176%
178
>
123A
21%
210
'
105 ;
16,900
91%;
90%
•<-,
177
*176
153
153
120
177
153
176
177
176 %
176%
152
*151%
153
12%
*151%
xl2%
12%
12%
39%
39%
393/4
393
177
*176
153
152
13%
13%
40
39
173/b
17%
17%
173/4
18 Vs
8,000
17%
18'A
17%
73%
74
743/4
20,700
71%
72
74%
71
74
70%
36
36 %
36%
36%
35%
*36
62%
603A
61%
100'A
8%
14
7%
*95%
171/4
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113'/a
47%
*79%
61 %
96
17%
'98%
116
13%
X 39%
101
39
x603A
36%
46 Vs
*425
100
900
•
7,800
61%
61
61%
*99%
100%
50
99%
*99%
45%
453/4
45%
45%
45%
8,200
8%
8%
8%
8 >/s
8%
14,400
8%
8%
14 V8
13 %
7%
143/4
7
14%
*17
7%
7
2,600
13%
13%
13%
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7 Vs
7%
13%
14
6,000
,
900
•
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
17 Vs
17 Vs
1-7 Vs
17'A
17%
800
333A
34%
33%
34'A
1,400
*94%
95%
*94%
17%
17'A
17%
98'%
97
97%
80
117%
6,800
96
95%
xl7%
17%
17%
17%
•96
98%
97%
97%
112
113%
112%
114%
95%
17%
60%
61
8,400
393/4
45%
7
*14%
.
.
13'A
100 V2
14
8%
*36
7.
130
2,200
x99%
101
45%
12%
36
17%
*96
114%
114
112%
180
95
17,600
4,100
17%
17%
17%
80
79
79
58 Vs
60
56 V2
57%
56%
573/s
12,900
30%
313/s
30%
31
11,100
17%
17%
17%
17
81
79%
79'A
*78
62
60
61%
17 Vs
17'A
*78
80
40
31%
30%
30%
30%
31
44
44%
44V4
45 %
44%
45
433/4
44%
58,200
45
58%
583A
58%
59%
59%
60 Vs
59%
59%
23,900
58%
27%
27%
273/s
27%
1,800
86%
86%
27 %
89
27 a%
*86%
273/4
*27%
273A
89
*86 %
89
*86%
89
100
100
*993/4
101
101
101
*425
480
480
*425
480
101%
*100
101 %
480
*425
480
*425
23%
60
110
23%
4,800
50
3,600
22%
23
22%
23%
24
24'%
24%
243/s
50
50%
51%
51 Vb
51%
51
513A
491/2
49%
21%
20%
21%
800
21
21%
•20%
21
♦201/4
39%
39Vs
383A
39%
6,100
39
*91%
335/«
39 %
93
34%
85%
*84
*88%
90
96 %
96 %
103
103
20
20%
39%
39%
66% 67%
*25%
26
84%
85
16%
18%
*87%
88
44
44%
*110
110%
3/64
Vj
89 %
89%
100
100
*10C% 102
*101% 102 %
26%
27%
17%
17l/8
26 Vs
26%
57%
58 V2
53%
54%
xl07% 107 %
x97%
97%
*108
108%
*107
109
39%
40'A
36%
32
20
series
20
69%
;
39%
42%
issued"
preferred
20
70
,>
24%
15%
12%
600
137%
137%
-
20% < /
69%
*20
20
70
177
137
132%
132
2(^
12%
7,100
34%
39%
0
43% Jan
105 % Sep
51%
24%
18
preferred
29% Jan
27
51
16%
Ry
preferred
101% Jan
21
26%
513A
40
82%
$4.10
102% Jan
20%
27%
51 Vs
68%°
17%
$3.60
10
10
rights
3
Mar 16
20%
27
513A
13t* " 13***"!2a»°1/z
20%
80%
Common
21
10
Co
Common
2
Jan
24% Feb
10
20%
28
,293/4
43%
131%
5,600
203/4
17%
40'A
0
6
Feb
100% Feb
4
20
43%
*48%
r
27%
33%
'
17%
40Vs
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
91
103
1
Corp
100
Pacific
Northern
103
100
Jan
Feb
Vs Mar
1
preferred
9
103% May 11
103% Apr
39% Jan
18
1
Capital
Feb 28
87% Jan
9
82% Mar 12
25
Aviation
47% Feb
18% Sep
26
American
88
0
99% Aug 29
Ry common—25
preferred
3
70% Jan
22% Sep
North
2
Co„
& Western
Adjustment
13
a'a Mar
100% Feb
Chemical
Norfolk
16
28
92% May
7
Jan
83% Jun
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
67% Mar 14
5
42% Jan
86
18
86
100
16
22
91% May 4
46% Apr 20
111% Dec
8
preferred
4.10%
Jan
61% Sep 23
3
100
21% Jan
26% Feb
39% Jun 27
preferred
30
Aug 23
85% Jan
Pwr Corp com_No par
3.60%
101% Mar 16
18% Jan
100
3.40%
3
•,
;
38%
Hartford
No par
Niagara Mhk
28
V
49%
43%
303/4
13
18
22
34% Feb
-
23
Jan
27% Mar 24
'
30
50
30,000
34%
Feb
94% Jan
14
6
31%
31
'
16,400
94%
95%
85% Feb
88
20% Jun
25
34 %•- *
28% *"•
17%
36'A
93%
34
01
9
103 % Apr
48% Jan
33%
:
35%
943A
34'A
1
3
7
18% Jun
34
44%
58 %
271/4
*86%
*100
$3.75 preferred
92% May
101% Jan
49
17%
43%
36%
94%
33%
No par
Common
97
13
49%
17
43%
3,900
43%
36
"94%
X94 Vs*
20%
X38%"
1,800
■
49'A
27%
38%
2,200
i
20%
120 %
28%
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
8
Mar
♦
34%
20
Shipbuilding Corp
26
93% Jan
95 Mr**
*331/2
1
series A___
30
-
43%
933/s
17
No par
91% Mar
Nov
42 3/4
36'A
17
No par
common
Co common
N
82% July 7
87% Mar 11
42%
36
17 %
10
1
Co
preferred
non-cum
Jun
Jan
26 Vs
42
..
*17
100
City Omnibus Corp
28
Oct
-'*26 %« 26%
f
37
93%
5
Central
Chicago
400
38
26%-'*'
41%
36'A
1
New York Air Brake
23
54% Feb
80% May 10
Mar 10
26 Vb
41%
37%
No par
27% Feb
3
-
14%
100
33% Jan
Jun
10,300
22
*14%
1
preferred
33% Feb
23% Sep 27
26'A
v-
46
common—No par
22
22
Dec
25%
'
45%
' 8%
.13%'
7%
1
Co
Inc.—
Dec
49% July 27
59
5
18
10
5
Fibre
630
611/4
100%
No par
Newport
24
6.600
39%
17%
69%
x36%
No par
Mining Corp
Industries common-.
4%% preferred
Newport News ShlD & Dry Dock
9
Mar 15
75
24Vs
243/g
"19%- -20
23%
23%
340
152%
12%
Cast-No par -
Newmont
69% Jan
21,400
27
*176
100
100
1
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
117% Mar 16
20%
26%
x53%
Corp
3%%
81
20
48%
48%
*104%
Theatres Inc
Mar 13
81
20 3A
80,900
55%
Co
Newberry Co
17% Mar 12
82%
193A
1
Tea
National
6
82
1
National
Nelsner
72
•,/
50%
"
97% Dec
15% Oct 18
93
;
73
83%
72 3/s
71
22 Vb
87%
(The) Pa com
93/4
70%
23%
104 %
Natomas Co
2
21
National Supply
4% preferred
10 Vs
72V4
49%
86%
_10
National Vulcanized
8% Mar
103% May
97% Feb
37% Jan
9
62% Mar 12
27,000
lO'/s
10
10'A
41%
99%
•
4,600
101
99 Vs
102
22
54%
104%
Corp
51% Dec 29
5
19,600
23%
1
Corp
4
35 V* Mar
38'A
50 %
5
Sugar Ref Co
Shares
64
33% Jan
37%
49
21%
Corp.J
& Steel
20
Jan
14
42% Mar 25
25
38%
49
No par
77% Sep
Jan
3,700
37%
-
48Vs
21'A
preferred A
preferred B
National
75%
23%
10
common
16% Jan
4
100
Co
Gas
National Lead
13% Mar
14
pfd series of 1951
$4.50 preferred
Co
Mar 15
75%
22
23%
National Distillers Prod common—0
21% Mar 12
14
58
,
25
* 3
1
0 0 ~
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
Fuel
76%
38 3A
1W1..
25%
*
,1
conv
4%%
3,200
76i/2
75
24%
42
5
.1
common
100% Mar 14
156
16% Apr
Co
3
9
Mar
Register
Lines Inc
9
11% Jun 21
147
v
5
common
National Container
$1.25
'■14Vs
22
177%
*
14 Vs
23%
176%
12%
City
14
233/4
100
10
1*
Fibres Inc
Corp__
preferred A
Corp
National
8,900
13%
233A
10
""National Cash
5
32 Vs
13%
22%
24%
7%
19,100
32%
'
-
233/s
24%
15%
40
38%
Aviation
National
10
14,800
36%
32%
23%
1
5
Jan
46
353/s
32 Vb
22%""*
*20%
*
10
176
45%
35
23%-
48%
131
100
26
July 22
45%
22%
68
19% Feb
183
13,900
23%
68
5
23
15
23%
1
22% Mar
76% Jan
143A
23%
*48%
No par
National Can
Mar 14
92
29V4
15
22%
20%
40
21% Jan
90% Nov 28
Aug 29
„
7,500
3,700
293/s
29%
32 %
*82%
19%
24%
N
■
72 »A
83'A
38%
.;
5
1
10
97% Feb
Dec
1,500
37 V4
35
10 Vs
31%
1
Co
3
106
5
54% Jan 25
,175
Corp
Brass
34% Jan 23
100% Aug
29%
37
35%
*
34
10
0
Corp
9
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
11
29'A
373/8
443A
45%
100 Vs
~
48%
3
20% Feb
23% Jan
Mar 21
19% Sep 27
_
16
Mar
29%
37
'34%
20%
.
6
28% May
170
143/4
,28%
12
*
72%
19%
92%
No par
No par
& Co
Inc
Wheel
47% Mar
34% Jan 30
20
Feb 10
82%
.
29%
38
83
5
30
43% Mar 13
*81'%
29
10'A
19%
-41%
36%
1
Co
National Biscuit Co
Jan
27
5
No par
(The)
National Automotive
Jan
24% Jan
30
Co
National Airlines
14
20% Mar 16
41% Nov 14
25% Mar 14
18% Sep 27
Power
National
24
19% Jan
.
12
179
13
34% Feb
10
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
14% Mar 14
/
Jun
82%
102%
lO'/s
13,300
223/s
82%
kg
39
38 Vs
40
22
213A
213A
22
76 %
lOl'A
105
*1031/2
1043A
*104
104%
21%
77
76%
72%
National Acme Co
Jan ; 3
39% Jan
6,100
44%
83
ITatco Corp
\
16% Mar 12
40
2
Co
Nashville Chatt & St Louis—
137% Mar 1(5
-46% Nov 23
33% May 16
37% Nov
31
Chemical
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
%
114% Nov
No par
Motor Products
42% Jan
134%
*104
hCJ #
72%
83
19
23%
22%
23%
47%
x26%
.25
Moore-McCormack Lines
2
1331/2
28%
39%
38%
101 % 102%
10%
10%
.
No par
B
Motorola
50
Tool
class A
Morrell (John)
17
.,
—100'
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
36% Jan 23
Mar
No par
Inc—
100
100
1.25
Machine
Monterey Oil
19% Feb
28
28
76%
preferred
RR
Montana
8
42% Feb
27%
76%
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
3
6
Dec
1193/4
135
36%
100
conv
Monsanto
45% Jan
*118%
134%
29%
36%
13%
preferred
Class
12
JaA
120
134
RR—
Industries
4.20%
Mar 16
18
Feb
9
42% Feb 10
29%
37
13%
3%% preferred
32% Mar' 7
17
*81%
29%
com__No par
RR
"when
A
tOld 5%
Mohasco
51% Mar 14
J
81%
36
10
Corp
preferred series A
28% Mar 12
14
19
Jan
119
170
119%
132%
13%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
95% Mar 13
35 % Feb
7,300
74%
*118 %
13%
43% Mar 15
21
75
32
12
37% Mar
73'%
13%
20
Jan
28
i
76
75 3%
32%
50% Mar 15
23
41% Jan
3,800
74%
x31%
Feb
6
15
22
38% Jan
3
17%
32%
21'
52% July
173/4
83
81%
29%
No par
Mojud Co Inc
43% Sep
17%
31%
River Fuel
Monarch
32% Feb
17%
15%
20% Mar 15
6
21%
17%
35%
24 % Mar 15
2
22%
17%
45
24% Jan
34% Mar 14
6,300
21%
14%
30
9
40 % Aug
9,400
22
34%
23
23% Jan
34V2
21%
44%
6
24% Jan
34%
22 Vs
15%
Jan
■
35%
35%
21% Feb
16
343/8
44%
Light
Corp
21i
19% May 12
k
5,400
35%
35
114
Jan 30
11% Feb 29
76
Feb 20
4
70% Mar 16
8% Jan
34%
1
1
Mississippi
5
5
40% Mar
8
98 % Mar
34
5
Maid
Missouri
7
114"% Jun
17
34%
Mission Corp
Minute
34% Jan 11
10
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
21% 21%
17%
17 %
75
76%
118% 118%
131
132%
104
104
21%
22%
34%
Mission Development Co
Marl6
36% Mar 16
Feb
76
Shares
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
the Week
Friday
Thursday
34%
27%
15%
44
Minnesota Power &
16
Jan
3
31
7
100 % Jun
37% Mar 15
17%
118%
129
130 %
104
104
22 i
20%
22
common—-No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.5o
1
3
Mar
17
9
14% Mar 13
36% Jan 23
29% Jan
3
56
—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3.30% conv preferred
100
24% Jan
34%
35%
21%
34%
34%
21%
Mar 15
26% Feb
Feb~15
10
1
120
27
5
30
21% Aug 12
6
49
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
80
32% Dec
Aug 10
73% Sep
112% Jan
33% July
17
8% Jan
Mar
36% Jan
34% Feb
Oct~31
71 % Jan
73%
118%
23
Jun
27
76% Mar 13
Jan
115
22 % Jan
17%
17
107
33%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie___No par
29
6
22% Jan
6
21% Feb
19% Apr
102% Dec
23% Jan
19% Jan
1
13
20
30
15
13
25
4
44
28
12% Jan
6
82
Jan 20
Jan
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
23% Jan
9
3
20
9
35
30% Feb
20% Oct
Mar. 12
5
29% Feb
28% Mar
Par
EXCHANGE
Oil Corp
Sales far
BALK FUCKS
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 13
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Midwest
NOV 30
41% July 13
35
21
29% Oct 11
25% Jan
80
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
Year 1955
Lowest
NEW
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range ti*r
.
.
*19%
*102
39
39%
*91%
22
39
♦91%
93
39V4
93'%
33%
34 Vs
34
34%
843/4
84%
*84
86»%
89%
89%
*89%
91
97
95%
*101'%
92%
34%
33%
34%
93%
330
343/B
45,700
86%
*84
.
'
100
91
*S9%
91
100
96
96
102
93i%
93V4
86 %
*84
*89%
96
103
*95%
96'A
96%
130
1013A
2,200
14,000
60
20
20
20'A
20'A
20
20
20 %
1013/4
20%
393/4
40%
40 Vs
40 :,/4
40%
411/4
40%
41%
66%
67
61 Vb
67%
67 Vs
67%
66%
67'/s
*25%
26
*25%
26
253A
25%
*25i%
8 53/8
86%
85 Vs
85%
23,800
18%
18%
18 3/8
2,800
*101
*101%
84
85%
85%
86%
18%
183/4
*18%
183A
18%
*87%
88'%
♦87%
88%
*87%
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Volume 183
Number 5517
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Tear 1955
Levest
21V* Sep 26
25 Vi Apr 25
64% Jul;
Highest
23 ys Jan
49% Mar 14
51% Jan
114
Jan
3
26
135
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
112y4Sep 22
114
60% Mar 13
30
127
Mar 14
17% Jan
Mar 16
107 % Jan
9
14
6
47
Sep 20
40 y8 Feb
19
99
Jan
14
.81% Feb
13
16% Dec
20
16% Jan
Jun
7
-88% Jan
6
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22
Jan
23
Jan
27
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57
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145 y2 Jan
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16
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14
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91
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6
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100
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6
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115
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20
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6
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Pittsburgh Screw
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13,900
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-
15
104
3
150
-
10
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see
560
75
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15
footnotes
$4.75
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19
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1
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39% Mar 13
103% Jan
154
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400
41%
102%
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41% Apr
Mar 16
50
104
101%
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24% Nov 28
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33
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Plymouth Oil Co
148
35
3,700
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108
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111
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103 y2 Nov 22
23 y8 Dec 27
18
28%
35 V*
52%
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19% Mar
17%
28%
35
-
90%
Feb
86% Mar 15
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18
28%
-
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred
100
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2.50
187
29% Jan
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35
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13
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91
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14
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28
74
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13
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100
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25% Jan
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'
21
56 y4,
series preferred.^..
Phoenix
Feb
120
9
84% Jan
15% Mar 14
3.9%
3
102
78
103
12%
9%
9%
20%
41%
-
1,780
47 -/8
>
47%
52
12.50
;
Philips Jones Corp
18
59 % Jan
26
21% Jan
83
5
16
12% Jan
49% Mar 16
X
20%
*9
8'
8%
48%
24%
preferred series A
Phillips
100% Jan
79%
9%
19%
'* *'
9
20 Va
4o%
,<•
34%
-
'8% ;
8%
46%
107%
preferred
95 y2 Mar 14
23
Oct
124
4%
9-
19%
•
-
55%
(conv)
1
'
Mar
15% Jan
3%%
.
lal%
41%
5
common
Philip Morris Inc
3%
10% Jan
14
61
91
'
.
.
1
99% Mar 14
5
6
91
78% Jan
6
46% Jan
\
3
98% Mar 12
83% Nov 23
100% July
33% Jan
.Jan
Corp
139%
24%
1' Phila & Reading Corp
36% Mar 13
8.%*
46
1
*27 Va
100
Corp-^.
preferred
,4.68%
preferred
139%
151
51%
10.
800
>.
1
41
•
7,700
49
:
51%
No par '
preferred
8%
47
*25%
,
7,y00
52%,
"39%
»
'
8 Va
26
15
500
152
41%
'
350
2,000
139%
107 y4
',4.3%
'
1
Dec
43% Jun
Feb
139%
*151%
52%
48%
51%
*
■'
1,300
39 y8
39%
.* 41 y4
,
,
100
$1. conv preference com:
4.4% preferred
;
53
39%;
•
110%
...
preferred
139%
151%
41%
.
.
25'/2
39%
49
151%
50
i. *24%.
1
Electric Co
Phila
6
26 % .Mar 14
;
2nd
49
/49
25%
--.5%
.-
Brewing Co
:
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
:4%
39%
♦25
39%
110%
common
Phelps-Dodge
52%
39%
49%
*35
.100
common
.
52%
138%
46%
*13%
.
,
39%
139'%
-
34%
i3y2
,
25 %X
*24 %
39%
39%
■
22 %
25%
49
32,400
39%
22 Va
111
Corp of America
260
123
22%
52
-
*
38%
123
*21%
151%
78%
.
„
50
*ioiy2
33y3c
preferred
9,600
101%
10 y8
39%
52'%
'178 2a
-,
.
21%
39%
-
102%
.,
5
j.
6,800
10%
139%
20%
-.31
Pfeiffer
Mar 16
39% Feb
.
99Jan
97
New
:X
4
23
Co
Petroleum
3
Feb
Milk
4% %
V
•
7% Mar 12
38% Jan
.7
Pet
2
2
28
Pepsi-Cola Co
37% Mar
5
19 J
,
76%
10%X-.
151%
9%
..J
10%
X *25
51%
*49
36%
120%
10%
'21%
39 %
•
•
50
36%
115%
36%
114
111
.<
400
3,100
43% .43
111
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.:
54% Jan
vlOl
19
102 y4 May
i
3
52%
39%
13 Va
40
9
Jan
105
^
common
290
16 Vi
126
101
111
...
3
24 % Mar
Jan
31
86% Dec
Mar 15
96
54
17
6
,
July 25
26% Mar
„
23
30% Jan
4
115 y2 Apr
,
30
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
Jun "'-9
110% Jan
Jan
50
r
Feb -21
18% Mar
11
6
160
7
Corp
44%
161
10
x
preferred
43%
101
10%
39%
•,77%
1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.:
X Peoples Gas Light & Coke
'
23
6% Nov 22
26
$1.60
76
_50
31 % Jan
6
77%
16%
100
19% Jan
35% Feb'
125
76
102
35%
':
26
3J
*101
No par
series preferred
3
Nov
.20
..
-
1
13
.
16%
126%
45%
•-
114
10%
22
*25%
39 %
*9. :
.,
._
'
1#%
22
.
8%
8%
45% -47%
.2-
,
_No par
4.40%
36
116
Xl38% 139%
-151% 151 VA
,
Sand
s; Pennsylvania RR
35%
>
26. 'XV
„
39y4
.
&
16% Feb
26% Feb
13
I
_
♦48%
Corp
1
Light com___No par
preferred
100
Power
45
12,1/00
13,000
83
*16%
76
*100%
'112%
/
2*%
*25%
3D Vb
.-51%
.
*
2.50
(The)....
Corp
Glass
Penn
33% Jan
109
'
22%
: ':
,
l
4%%
•
16
11
1
___i
:
46
40%
49%
83
126%
125
75%
101
36
116
1v„
Corp„_
44%
100%
10% -40%
-_25
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
*
35%
25
Cement
77
16%
124
39%
49'%
;
;
*
.1
.
75
16%
125
.
101
-
16%
*16'/2
125
77% 1
*112%
• •
--
_i—__>_25. ,L
3
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
"
1
16%
125
44'% -44%
101
__1-_*1.25 *
:j_-
July 21
38
■77%
new
29
Jun
173
52
102% Dec
Penna
-
"
Oct
Co
Feb
22% Apr
33 y2 Sep
Dec
81
1
58 % Mar 16
28
29
497/a
84
lo%
__jl
25% Jan
17% Oct
33
40
48%
;_lo,:,
14
13
16
146
39 y8
50
84
25
23
30% Jun
53
36% Jan
iPennroad
;
4-
38%
39 '/a
__10C
45% Jan
6
28
2
Jan
Penn-Dixie
1,200
38%
10(V
Penney (J C) Co.:
!
92%
83
15
22% Feb
Jan
44% Oct
48% Nov
24'
15% Mar 14
3
Jan ; 3
9
Feb
35
109 % Mar 16
105
Jan
101
92
49%
preierred
6
93
50
4
preferred
$1.30
'"$1 preferred
■
.
92%
83
No par
1
93
123%
common
12
92%
38%
Inc_._^_._5
Corp
13
94»/a
48 '/2
Airways Inc_j.
28% Jan
.
.
93
*82 Va
__
29 % Jan
*
7
36,200
94%
82%
_____
24 y2 Feb
13 y4
1
common.;
Peninsular Telep
'!
13
51%
com____No par
Proof
13 %
;_5
Penick & Fordj
*
41% Mar 12
23
2
Rust
13
39
Paramount Pictures Corp^
Parker
700
13 %
____6.25
Electric
Oil
127%
13
82
preferred
World
*126
13%
50%
'14% Feb ' '3 V Parmelee Transportation
No par
6 % Mar. 12 V Patinio Mines <£5 Enterprises.
1
Jun
Jun
Amer
127
13%
38%
Consolidated Corp
t; Panhandle
9
15y4Dec
44
Tin
126
13'%
-
83y3c
Park;& Tilford Distillers Corp
1..
9T Parke Davis & Co_.^_.___:
No par
<
9
107
*125%
27
Mar
-
6
38
126%
Panhandle East. Pipe L com__No par
j
4%
preferred
100
*
6
14% Dec
f
Pan
31
29% Aug
*
126%
.
•
5
27% Mar
3
6
127
125
13'/a
S4
.
3
.4.
,7
Jan
30 Va Jan
,8
37% Jan
Feb
.
.
50
\
49% Jah 30
X
87*
38
,
,
26% Jan ,19
106y4 Dec
&
preferred
36%-Jan
/:
27
29 % May
11
88,400
123 %
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
12
13% Jan
13
29% Feb 24
27% July 28
Jan
5
Pacific
; Mar 15
103
12% Jan 23 V
.
64% Feb 14
«.
27% Mar 17
82
21
.
11
36% Jan
17% Sep
21
«
Jan X 4
24% Feb
,10% Jan
-Mar,-9-
9% Jan
r
v
6
11 ' Jan 18
30% Jan. 23
5
12
9
48% Mar 15
Jan TO '
:
100% Feb
t
59%
Qas
9
•
59'/4
Lighting Corp.___
Na par
Pacific Mills
__No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg qommonUOO
6% .preferred
4
100
9
152% Feb'
j
60 %
.'•
16% Jan
25
16
140% Mar
9
59%
Pacific
12
Jam 12
,*
27
60
Finance, Corp,.-;*-
Pacific
23-, .;
18
Inc
conv
preferred;
Mar 15 '
23
9
59%
Paclf)c
Jan
1,
Jan
: Feb
f X, 5%
53
3
Jan
/
cum
40
3
:
60%
No par
Products
4%
-
.
Mar 9'
;Jan 16
;
.54
41
3
15
1
.6%
2
98% MayT7
8% Sep 26
26
4
-
Jan
-
Pabco
Mar1 16
40
"
20
Jan
1
„18% Sep 26
>•"
■
58%
$5 pref erred
Co
10
59%
common
Coast
24
„
13
Paper Co
Pacific
38% Feb
20,200
57%
i.
2..;
23% Feb
25%
(The)
23% Mar
48 y8 Jan
:
,
25%
No par
Fisheries
29
25%
6.25
Amer
6
53 v-
25%
_
Pacific
44 y8 Jun
2 5'/a
new.,
2 *.
26% ,Nov 29
25'/4
1
lOVa Mar
' Feb
17
/Oxford
39% Mar 16
20
25%
Owens-Illinois Glass- Co
;
Shares
25%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
9
the Week
25%
preferrecLI_l 00
10'
Aug 29
'.
Mar 13
102% Jan
Jin 23"
.
X "93/4 Jan
Elevator
Overland Corp
..
Mar
46
:
25% Nov 29
44% Mar 15',
X -rT
j. 5
80
57% Jan
;
24
%6% Mar
Mar. 16
24%
Outboard Marine & Mfg
6
Frfdav
Mar. 15
Corp—
common
convertible
Outlet Co.
Jan
Tnu-sdav
Mar. 14
series_lll00
1951
51 y» Mar 12
100% Jan 25
39% Nor 17
124
9% Oct 25
Otis
Wednesday
Mar. 13
5
Corp
4%%
Tuesday
Mar. 12
7.50
90
16% May 16
21% May 13:
/' tZ
\
Apr
_61%
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
Oliver
40% Mar 16
3
84% Oct
Gas
Chemical
Conv preference
9
92
31% Jan
Feb
Natural
Par
Common
Mar 13
13
:
33% Feb
•4
Oklahoma
25 % Mar 14
23
Jan
v
Sales fer
Monday
EXCHANGE
onn" Mathieson
8
July 8
18% Sep 22
16
STOCK8
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
"
—100
~
105%
26 y8
26%
59%
103
103
'104
105
'105
26%
106
26%
103
*103%
*105
26
*25%
117%
3,400
35
35%
34%
35%
13,700
30%
30%
31
31%
6,800
118
1
118
103
102
102
*101%
103
105
103 %
103%
*102
104
106
106
106
106
106
26%
25%. ,'•26%
25%
26%
130
60
140
10,900
68%
5
Quaker Oats Co
69%
69%
69%
69%
70'/a
69%
70
68%
69 Va
7,400
45
No par
(The) common__5
6%
preferred
■
_10O
Quaker State OH Refining Corp-—10
103%
105
105%
100
^—10
103 V2
*103%
39%
45%
45
45%
45%
46'/4
45%
46 Va
45%
45%
26,900
33%
' 34%
32 Va
33%
6,300
'152'/4
153'%
152 y2
152%
♦152%
32 Va
32 Vb
32%
32%
34
*152Va
*
" 32
34%
154
32 Va
34-
152%
♦32
34 Mr
152%
32%
32
34
33%
154
32%
60
1,200
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
21
Monday, March 19, 1956-
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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se% Jan
Lsvest
Highest
87 % Feb
84% Jan
3
Jan
26
9
9% Feb
88% July
8% Mar 14
14
12
8
RKO Theatres
7
60% Nov 16
53% Jan
23
57
Sep 26
5
25% Apr 15
37% Jun
1
36
Feb
14
42% Jan
15% Jan
23
19% Mar
,31% Feb
14
35% Mar 15
3
44'% Jan
13% Sep 26
Oct 11
31
42% Mar 14
Aug 11
47
Jan: 5
4
27% May 22
20 % Jan
11
22% Mar 16
13
18% Aug
3
13% Feb
27
15
May
7% Jan
6
12% Feb
27
18 % Mar 14
3
18
22% Feb
63% Feb
3
36% Mar 13
43% Jan
3
Jan
2nd
noncum
&
2
8% Jan
15% Jan
16
10
13
49 % Jan
3
Sep
15
69% Jan
JO
82% Mar 16
8
9% Feb
14
10
Rexall Drug Co—
..45% Feb
13
58% Mar U
Jan
84
6
7% Mar 14
Sep
12
40
Mar 11
54% Dec
5
51
Mar 14
62
Jan
26
91
101
Jan
26
Jan
3
45
Oct
60
10
5% July
5
6% Jan
18
66% Jan
23
2
27 % DoC
13
! 20% Feb
6
17% Sep
9
14 % Jan
19
26% Sep
7
40% Jun
48% Apr
20
9
28
2
34% Jan
21
8
27
Feb
6
Jan
19
410
100
Jun
17
391
Jan
21
Oct
11
1
Feo
-
v
i
Jan
Jan
/
6
17 % Jan
.44% Jan
6
14% Sep
28
29
447/8 Dec
29
38% Feb
16
68% Jan
25
88% Sep
9
79% Jan
23
91% Mar 16
19
Jan
18
32% Dec
15
27% Feb
33% Mar 12
35
Oct '31
48% Jan
3
9
17
11
•
33% Feb
-
15% Mar 21
Sep 27
11% Jan
t
4
38% Feb
29
12% Feb
8
.
58% Dec
27
50% Feb
14
Jan
3
98% Feb
28
94% Jan
3
97% Feb
3
13
122% Jan
3
6
55
11
26
40
Jan
22% Jan
Jun
Feb
112
27
57
+
51% Mar 16
43% Jan 23
22
22
July 14
Jan
16
24%
Mar
8
25% Mar 14
34% Jun
13
30
Jan
20,
33
Jan
13
17
88 % Jun
27
81
Jan
18
85% Feb
Aug 17
320% Apr
1*
281
Jan
V.3
310
Mar
5
170
Id
155
Jan
5
155
Jan
145
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
101
Sep
16
Jan
7
40% Feb
Jul!" 13
102 % Jan
49% Jun
105
19% Sep
22
18 % Jen
32
17% Apr 25
25% Oct 13
48%
9-
19% Mar
17
21
29% J.
17
13% Jaa
4
27% Jan
3
19% Feb
13
Oct
n
17%
18%
21%
21%
22
*21%
22 Va
*61%
62%
62%
62%
*c2%
63 %
*62%
63%
20
36%
37%
36%
37%
37 Va
38%
38,100
7%
7%
2,500
"17% ;s 18%
•
36%
37%
y
.
>7%
*13%
80%
79%
80%
81
81%
/•
■■ 7%
*
7%
7%
•
9%
>
56%
58
51%
31%
51%
51
103%
103%
•
*61
*88
103
103%
35%
35%
47%
<
36%
47%
47%
>
103
*
36%
7%
J 76%
77
77%
21%
X21%
21 %
21%
16%
,
16%
16%
16%
26%
26
26% >
26%
>32%
34
v
46
32%,
29
28%
451
453
105
104
104
*103%
1
1
24%
24%
Xl3%
•14%
*
14% *'
13%
Jan
57% Dec
44% Feb
.15% Jan
«
22% Mar'
20
65
Jan
23
11
92% Feb
55
14
98
55% Mar 14
16
78% Jun
6
3
Jan
75% Mar
,
"*
93% Oct
19
Feb
13
107
83% Jan
6
40
8
36
85% Jan
4
69% Oct
11
92% May 18
87% Jun
7
86
Mar
Sep
7
103 % Feb
101% Oct
„
30
9
6
Jan
105
6
Mar
95
28
3
5
39
Mar 16
9
.
89%
Mar
71% Jan
23
»
84
Mar 12
-
16%
27%
26%
27%
V
>
=
,
■
34%
46%
46
29%
30
*
448
5
452
447
>'
43%
-43%
43%
43%
44
90%
,
88%
89%
88%
89%
33
33%
T32%
33%
110
24
24%
>7,500
14.
13%
14
•104
105
..
.
43
32%
12%
*12%
•95%
100
.
36%
37
■
12%
12%
12%
96%
96%
96'A:
»'
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
30%
31 %
30%
30% 'J
30%
31
series A 5%
83%
83%
83
83
83
83
310
*295
310
165
*142
165
5ft
-•
310
*142
series A
Arms
48
*103%
19%
10
48%
103%
19%
14%
.
f
.
19%
22
14%
165
Jan- 5
<■
Schering
Corp
Scott Paper
Nopar'
Co common
$3.40 preferred
,
$4
preferred
Scovlll Mfg Co
7
3.65ft
No
common
preferred
•93
93
9,100
33%
34 Va
>4,200
51%
14%
52%'
28,600
75 %
12,300
94
120
95
♦103
105
94
94
4,300
26,500
52%
74%
74Va
74
•
,
21%
51%
.
14%
-21%
14%
22
93
-
20
19%
14%
»•
16,900
105
35
94%
74%
74
*103 %
-
48%
19%
21%
52%
-
165
47 Va
19%
"19%
14%
*103
93
.>37%
37%:.38
100
—
'i,'
105
51
74
*103%
-
310
1,200
>
-
25
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
73 V*
94
105
105.
par
:•
50%
74%
73%
No par
52%
52%
51%
15c
*300
>
105
*103%
800
85
*142
>
48'A
*88
40
*
90%
84
83%
t
38
105
37%
-
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>'
38
38%
.;*88%
,*82
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82-/8 •
;/ 105 i,
38%
38 Va
-
'
*
90%
•
81%
.
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90%
*88%
90%
39
>
10
/'6,900
90%
62
82
500
31,700
31%
83 Va
-
.
18,800
25
30%
83%
310
35
21%
*24%
■
211/B
14%
21%
340
51%
31%
47%
'19%
34%
34%
14 Vs
21%
'14%
21%
19%
15,700
96
50%
•142
105
*103%
105
X34%
35
31%
_5
,
53%
117'A
*295
,*i
500
53%
-•
116%
30%
48% •,-48%
48%
19%
1.40
Inc
„
*142
48%
10
Corp
*
103%
100
Gas Si Electric Co
Schenley Industries
*300
165
Electric Co
Sangamo
Savage
*305
100
5
Co common
1st pfd 4.40ft
San Diego
Co—100
preferred
noncum
12 %
96
96%
*83%
-
•
25
*24%
>
12%
-
37
50%
49%
49%
7,800
36%
-
116'A
116%
118
*115
24%
100
98,800
11,900
32 Va
31%
53%
53%
537/a
53%
119
*115
116%
■>
91%
8J %
32
w
37%
*12%
"
96%
96%
97
116%
•
54
53%
54%
53%
5
10
36%
12%
12%
;
43%
43%
'
90 Va
31%
■■
7,300
2,900
'
:•> 43%
>89%
10
—No par
St Regis Paper
<
'
37%
36%
37%
36%
1,330
105%
24%
»■
'
1
St Louis Southwestern Ry
/"
3,200
24,600
13%
24%
v
600
<
46%
29
♦
24%
105
13% *14%
32%
12,500
V
35
*33%
1,100
>17,200
'
446
89%
,
8,400
17
34
43
..
1
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30ft
conv
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light Si Power
7
Feb
-
16 Va
"
10
Petrol Co__50 Guilders
126,600
7%'
'
>
l.i-00
47
v
7%
7%*
850
26,100
36%
21%
"46%
-
22
>•?-' 47
300
>
76 %
28%
24%
24%
24-
103
36%
27 >
105
*103%
-
103
2c,200
r
•:
75%
453%
451%
>,
51
88
21%
29
•
39,700
71
16%
46%
46%
28%
29%
46%
50%
*87
37%
'
22,300
'
58%
*61
i
5,200
10
76'A
77%
21 Va ' 21%
•
33
32%
.<
46
-
456%
442 :
>
82%
9%
x57%
47%'
7%
26% 7'
-100
Co
36%
21%
16%
77%'
817/a
"•
103 Va
•
*47
-2
7%
7%
200
,54,300
88
48/,, a
7%
7%
>
77%
>
<
28%
5
70
:• 88
: 103 %
36%
48
88%
14 %
487a
<51%
51
-
"
1,400
47%
"
•
9%
57% 1 58
,,
70
*61
>
88
88
89
9%
51%
70
*61
;
46
(Jacob)
Preferred
2,400
-
*14%
->
81%
81
9%
9%
58%
58
58%
70
■
9%
9%
58
*32
.
-
48%
7%
26%
20
common—
Steel
9%
10%
*
21%
—25
Axle Co
Co
Electric
Ruppert
2
Mar 12
35
19
Dec
14% Feb
27
20
Mar 12
Feo
105
6
12% Nov 21
17%
35%
No par
McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)
5
265
Jan
16%
-
47%
cora__l
Royal
23
74
10
•
-
92% Sep
Dec
Haas
Royal Dutch
42% July 21
126
10%
16%
preferred series A—
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
Rotary
2,-*0J
8%
r
-
3
9
103% Jun 17
Si
17%
21 Va'
14
X47%
51%
5
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rohm
3,000
17%
21%
22%
14%
14%
•61
Mines__
preferred
conv
10
22%
48%
7%
4ft
11
9% Jan
43% Dec
5%ft
14
10
5,900
13%
47%
76%
—
> Rockwell Spring &
16
f26%
10
Feb
12
3
Mar 14
105
103% Jan 10
22% Feb 10
4
Company
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
5
31% Jan
456% Mar 12
9
105% Mar
Dec
43%
9
30
33% Dec
24% Jan
257
35
v
Rltter
14
9%
.
22
*14%
:-5s
Trust
Roan Antelope Copper
5
Jan *
Feb
Feb
31
8
13
34
t
Mar 16
17
43% Feb
25
9
33% Jun
27
Oct
41% Jan
6
23 % Jan
8
12% Jan
14 Va
i
14%
14%
No par
Selection
Rhodesian
Richfield Oil Corp
3
22%
122 -/a
47%
9%
1
5
Co
Rhinelander
7% M.r 16
79% Jan
100
2z%
'
39 Va
14%
79%
.....
10
Manufacturing
Paper Co
■t Rheem
2u0
*37%
1
47%
■„
103%
34% Jan
40
4,000
43Va
37%
14%
100
9
*37%
2d,700
37%
47%
series
Dec
21
7%
Preferred 4.50%
2
40; /,
'.*37%
300
17,800
.
35 %
34%
•f
14%
11
9
18%
>*42
43 %"
46%
105 % Jan
'8
Dec
37 %
<•37%
37%
''
7%:
14%
•88
8% Sep
82
*37%
7%
100
j»iar
37%
19
42%-
*
1
..10
Reynolds (R J)
37 % Mar 15
40%
14*
37%
series
47%
18%
'"3d %
*42%
I.
4.U0J
H.oOO
21% -22%
-
62%
36%
Preferred 3.60ft
38% Sep
1
26
64% May 12
•61%
16
23
18 Va
34%
42 %
,>
16%
89% Jan
33 % Jan
«-
18%
34% <34%
"•37% >40 a
21%
102% Jan 17
20
45% Feb 14
19%
*37- \
-
9
16%,
4
86% Jan
40 %
*
34%
A
21%
2.50
Common
May 11
..
;
3
54 Vs Jan
1
49% Mar
•,
105% Apr
32% Sep 26
81% Apr
Nov
?
<
.
*21%
14
♦t%
No par
Metals Co—
Tob class B
Reynolds
2
82
t
>
■r*
22%
14
100
1
50c
10
10
Revere Copper & Brass
10% Jun
64
7% Mar
14
21%
5
Conv pfd 3%ft series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
30
May 16
40.*
10
Reliance Mfg Co common
Jan
6
41
37%
57
18 Va
,
57%
33%
39%
18%
•37
10
Reliable Stores Corp
„
10
V 42% Feb
6% Mar 14
13% Jan
*56
57%
■
39%
34%
•37%'
<-.
11 %
39%
11%
*
*56
"
-42% ,42%
44
50c.
16
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
54% Sep 12
-
56%
39%
19%
34%
•42
No par
May 16
31
19
11%
8-/4
"
Co—
67% Feb
47 % Sep
56
38%
-
11%
84%
57
*8%
8%
11%
8o'/4
8j/4
43%
84->a
49%
*84%
8%
'
11%'
81,900
48%
49%
85%
8%
8%
11%
11%
39%
34%
V
49%
85%
85%
\8%'
,
56%
38%
3
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
Dec 30
60
11%
•55 %
50
50
$1.25 div prior preference
10% Mar 14
21
61
16
1st preferred
noncum
Reeves
Jan
15
Mfg Co
Co common
'
-
Shard
Mar. 16
49%
49%
85
8"%
11%
No par
1
5
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
5
7% Feb
13
217/s Aug 25
4
r
18% Jan
14
19
Sep
8
Rels
11% Feb
3
15% Sep 26
Jan
Corp
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
33% Jan
38% Mar
4ft
4ft
5
19% Mar 22
39% Jan
8%
'
5
Mar
37%
18
Reading
-:
38% July 27
42
Mar
8
7
'
85%
Inc
Raytheon
9
36
34% Jan
Jan
.Rayoilier
11
48%
48%
85
1
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
Mar 16
Feb
32
417/sJuly
4C%
Nopar
the Week
Friday
Xuarsday
Mar. 15
Mar. 14 '
„■
,
Sales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
„
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
6
Jan
Par
preferred
$3.50 1st
Tuesday
Monday
Radio Corp of America com
14
Mar .7
47
39
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
43% Mar 15
41% Jan 31
2
27
10% July 5
12
July 25*
55% July
18
81% Jan < 5
6% Oct 11
NEW
1
Highaat
Range Since Jan.
Ye»r 1955
|«vnt
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
82 1
si:
:
82
7,400
lr
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
9,200
1
60
60
59%
60
59%
60
59%
59 Va
59
59%
'6,300
21%
19%
20%
2,500
47,200
1
29
Seaboard
Finance
5
OeuDOttl'd
Oil
17% Feb 20
43% Jan
Jan
28
53% Jan
bi
18 % Feb
29
22% Mar 14
40%-Nov
6
34% Dec
16
19% Feb
09% Apr
5
31% July 18
6
32 % Jan
20
36% Jan
16
8% Mar 15
20% Dec
16
17
9% Apr
26
6% Nov
52
Nov
10
61% Jan
35
Oct
11
49 %
83% Jan 18
Apr
5
11 % Jan
Oct
66 % Mar
18
TV*
9% Feb
23
Jan
7
62 Va Jan
63
3
Shattuck
3
Sheaffer
25% Feb
9
22
13% Feb
14
18% Aug 17
25% Dec
23
21% Feb
7
39% Jan
6
49% Nov
14
45% Jan
19
44
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
28% Mar 12
15%
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
57% Jun
15
52% Jan
1
50% Feb
27
24% Jan
71
10
25% Jun
59% Feb
24
64% Dec
28% Mar
23
28
37% Mar 14
3
33% Jan
27
.Jan
65% Dec
28
61% Jan
7
19% Feb
24
4
16% Sep
26
210
Jun
23
205
19% Mar
3
Feb
12
73% Mar 14
Socony Mobil Oil Co
5
Solar Aircraft Co
Feb
14
205
26
Oct
18
6
67% Apr
11
77% Oct
21
69
Feb
16
16% Jun
2
21
Nov
14
5
26% Feb
17
28
Jan
3
8
18% Feb
13
21
Jan
17
63
63
86
3
55% Dec
18
Mar 22
10% Oct 27
July 11
Edison
27"% Jan
3
102% Jan
64%
65%
55%
56'A
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
28%
79 % Mar 15
83% Jan
3
28 %
•29%
$4.50
July 27
20% Mar
16% Feb
see
39% Jan
4
10% Jan 31
11
page
5
9% Jan
26.
43% Jan
3
89% Jan
22
3
•
13
91% Jan
26
12% Jan
6
11% Mar 12
$3.50
28%
.29%
7,000
72%
28,100
20 Va
4,700
71%
72%
71%
73%
73
73%
72%
73%
71%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
11%
11%
11%
20
20
20
*52%
53%
♦52 %
53%
*52 Va
53%
*52%
x27%
27%
27%
27%
27 V*
27%
27%
27 Va
37%
37%
52
*37
37%
37%
37%
♦37
,
52 %
22
52%
52 Va
22
22
22
53%
.
-
11%
19%
20
52
52%
500
26%
27'A
2,100
♦37
52 Va
Va"
52%
52%
52%
10,300
22%
22%
23
37,100
30%
30%
30%
30%
32%
32%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
58
57%
58Va
58
58%
57%
57%
1
3v%
No par
105%
prefened
50
Public
$5.50
51
pfd
1
27
*88
27%
1
19
19%
5
5%
No par
common
-51%
91
•88
2.50
Co
109
51%
100
Service
33%
34%
108
6
100
•64
65%
*102%
27%
♦19
5%
*64'A
70
65 %
66
*102 %
103%
1
50c
preferred
25
19%
27
100%
20
Inc
2
common
preferred
Nopar
—5
15%
.*80%
59%
19 %
27 %
27%
♦101
101
15%
15%
Brands
preferred
Inc
40%-
Standard Gas Sb Electric Co
91%
91%
1
11'A
11%
1
11%
11%
33% ..' 34
"
lllVa
33%
111
112
33%
33
112 Va
112
a
51%
51%
51%
-
*88
90
*88
91
51%
90
*88
27%
27%
27%
19 Va
19%
19%
5
5%
66%
19%
27%
27%
*101
15%
16
80%
62%
•
*64%
7,600
:
3a,300
24,100
7,100
5%
70
27%
"20
27%
20 %
5
5
*64%
2,000
6,400
800
3,200
70
67
67
7,000
66%
*
66%
67 Va
103 Va
65%
*102%
19%
101%
70
*64'A
70
103
-
9,400
>
90
•19
5
33%
112
*51%
5'/a
27%
33%
51%
19%
27%
61
*102'/a
103 Va
*102%
ICj %
21%
21%
21%
25,000
'27%
126,800
'
20 %
20%
27%
27%
27%
101 Va
101%
101%
15%
15%
16
27%
101
101
210
15%
15%
1.0
16,100
80 Va
80 Va
IT/2
79 Va
79%
79%
x61 Va
62%
61%
62'A
61%
62%
5,700
41%
41
41%
41V8
41%
6,000
40%
40%
40%
Nopar
Inc
51%
80 %
80%
61
No par
com
—
Standard Coil Products Co
34%
110%
100
38
34%
Nopar
•
8,900
19,100
22%
52 Va
21%
52%
11%
11%
19%
-*
3,100
*210
*210
*210
*210
•210
57'/a
(Del)
Square D Co
•
28%
34 %
& Co.
Standard
28%
28%
30%
Co
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
17
62% Mar 14
51% Jan 23
28%:
28%
58%
Southwestern
Spiegel
2,900
31 Va
57%
Pacific
non-cum
$4.50
11,100
57%
56
31%
34%
Spalding (A G) Si Bros Inc
Sparks Withlngton Co
-
6b %
56 Va
31%
55%
31%
"
X37%
l.„00
3,400
'
30%
Mobile Si Ohio stk tr ctfs
3
66
64%
56%
62%
21%
Southern Railway common
5ft
65%
62%
62
-
7
65%
62%
62%
34%
Spear
7
16% Jan
58,000
62%-
-
X30%
Bpencer Chemical Co
4.20 ft
preferred
6
21% Mar 16
23
62%
69
5
25
14
14% Jan
62%
49
69
56
25
(The)
18
24
Feb
71
*
94 % Nov
For footnotes
2
14
100% Mar
18
3,400
49%
70%
27%
49 %
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Natural Gas Co
1
7.50
Southern Co
4
17% Feb
July 27
41 %
Jan
73% Jan
103 V* Mar
27%
49%
70
277/a
48 Va
68
1
63%
-
21
103% Nov 14
40% Oct
•
91 % Jan
5
68% Mar 14
•8
31
25
35% Nov
-
Jan
20
29% Jun
6
90
Jan
17 % Nov
10
6
63% Feb
27%
49%
27%
27%
57
25
California
Southern Production Co Inc
100% Jan
27%
27%
,
:5
com
preferred
Southern
51% Mar 15
16
5
Sugar
38% Jan
112 % Mar 15
4
Aug 31
16,300
50
—
Rico
South'n
17
90
2
Sep
10% Jan
100
8ft
Porto
58% Mar 15
20
77% Dec
preferred
27
103% Nov 30
23% Aug
8
7
98% Sep
i
3,000
14%
20
Southern
Mar 16
5% Mar
28%
14%
19%
Southern
19
28%
14%
20
33% Mar 16
4% Jan
28%
14'/a
1S%
35% Feb
32% Feb
18
28%'
15
com_4.50
11'
50% Jan
Feb
28%
14%
"
11%
23
98% Jan
7
28'A
14%
11%
31
4
13
29% May
24% July
4
4% Oct
28%
14
..
n%
Jan
51% Jan
Dec
77%
12,200
11%
19% Jan
5
Dec
600
77 V*
78%
1
29
23
23%
78
64%
pfd—100
33% Jan
1
93
25% Oct 11
5%
South
17
52% Mar 16
29
112
14
15% Jan
6
62% May 31
11
72% Jan
49% Jan
*
Soivay American Corp 4ft
South Carolina E & G Co
40 % Jan
1
23
10
23%
78 %
1
-
South Amer Gold Si Platinum
28
*9%
23%
77%
15
Inc
2,000
9%
23%
5
12% Jan 24
2
10
9%
10*
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
15,200
23%
62%
-
11,000
44%
9%
56%
Smith-Corona Inc
Corp
46%
44
76%
62
2
Co
O)
46%
44%
*23%
10
62%
25
(A
740
46%
23%
10
_5
OH
62%
28%
;28%
Sinclair Oil Corp
Aug
65% July
38% Apr
Co
Smith
36% Nov
18
.14'/a
43%
*61%
63
75%
28%
13%
Skeliy
17
Jan
28%
Corp of America
Siraonds Saw <fe Steel
16
51
1
50c
Sheller Mfg Corp
x4o%
44
23%
78%
76%
47
43'A
9%
10
23%
7.50
Shell Oil Co
9
Jan
7
23%
Jan
20% Mar
21% Mar
9%
1
46%
44
49%
53% Jan
34
Nopar
*.
Pen Co—
46%
67%
24
7
A)
46 %
X43%
49%
12
7
G)
(Frank
(W
62%
66
Mar
17
45
62
7
7 Va
'
6%
60 %
65%
Feb
28% Jan
46%
44%
7
",7%
6%
60%
6%
49%
26
17% Jan
46%
'
60%
6%
64%
52
31 Vs Jan
1
6%
49%
17% Jan
35% Mar
29,000
60
—No par
22 % Jan
3
49% Jan
8,600
7Va
58%
28
3
3
19%
No par
25
54% July 25
1
1
18 %
No par
Feb
40% Nov
34%
18
Simmons
54
Mar 14
34%
18%
Signode Steel Strapping Co—_—1
37% Jan
35
34%
17%
5
29
26% Dec
44% Jan 18
34%
18
Sheraton
61% Dec 30
19
35 Va
17%
6
Mar 16
32 % Jan
14
10% Jan
12% May 23
34%
19%
31% Feb
9
Feb
35
18%
62% Mar 15
16
27% Feb
34%
20
66 V* Mar 16
59
27
18
9% Feb
174
7
July 19
49% Jan
18
2
Jan
35%
Gas
&
Feb
19% Jun
20 % Nov
Oil
26
30% July 12
22%
34%
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock
10% Jan
2
20
3
Co—
aeioerling Rubber Co
Inc common
16
79% Mar
19%
21 %
No par
&
19
10
18%
21
Corp
Roebuck
30
6
25
5
19
Servel
Mar 15
Mar 14
Sears
new
Sharon Steel Corp
9
20% Jan
29
Mar 14
Seagrave
3
22% Jan
46% Oct
3
Co
Co
45% Jan
13% Nov
Jan
Mar
47
3
4
39% Jan
10
54
*
Jan
%
21% Feb
,
11
39% Jan
31
36% Feb
23
56
11
16
Nov
Jan
5% Jan
16
497/b Nov 29
9% Mar 14
23
20
-
41-
91%
91%
*91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
180
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11 Va
6,200
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,200
92
•
Volume 183
-
Number f>517
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1389)
25
new york stock exchange stock record
1
Range for Previous
.
STOCKS
Year 1955
f h -'
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
73 Vi Jan
93% July 8
-53% Jun 24
18
42% May 18
106% Jab
Lowest
18
154
Dec
-
87%-Jan
19
48% Jan
*
23
1 142 Va- Jan
22
49'% Jan
42
Mar 14
50% Sep 13 ■;
102 / Mar 281
99
Aug 19
8% Jaa
6
16% Oct
25
36
13% Jan
11
-
.<
Feb
43% Jan
Jan
Jan
6
16 Va Feb
23
19 Vi Jan
4
21
26 % Jan
6
33 % Dec
5
25 Va Feb
33% Feb
9
23% May 23 V
18% Feb
21% Aug 24
20% Sep 26
July 14
29 y8
July
19% Jan
30- :
V. Aug 26
Oct
16
22 Vig Feb
5
4
15% Jan
95
4
41% Jun
11
27
67% Feb
11
80% Sep
6
27'A Jun
28
8% Nov 22
Jan
9{
i 8 % Feb
'8
41% Nov
2
Mar 30
44% Oct
77
31*
17% Jan
26
„
V
Feb
72
Feb
2
8
9C4
Jan
10
15
24
Jan
23i "
2
45
Jan
6-
;
58% May
»■
23% Sep 30
52 y2 May t 2
i
49% Jun
99
10
6
22 % Jan
-45% Feb
42
6
July 26
9% Sep
25
*
Feb
•
Feb
1,220
Co
>
28% Mar 15
27% Feb
48% Jan
4
27
Feo
29
35
Jan
9
14% Jan
3
Temco
17
62% Jun
121% Dec
Feb
14
6
30
115% Jan
27
May 16
45% Dec
12
38% Feb
20% Mar
14
45
6
'
Mar 14
53
Texas
Instruments
34% Feb
8
11% Jan
27
13% Mar
25% Jan
16
28
8
33% Jan
5
28lAOct
11
37
Dec
9
4.48 %
Mar 12
9
Oct
19
143
Oct
11
Nov
28
" Jan
23
35
Oct
17 ■/
38'/a Dec
2
34% Jan
23
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
23% Feb
14
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
23% Feb
14
13% Jan
174 '
13
8% Feb
150
*
15% Nov
28
19% Mar:
45
25
53
nov
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
43
Jun
11% Jan
13 '/a
39% Mar
11
10% Jan
23
13
49
Mar 15
13 y2 Feb
8
14
Jan
48% Jan
23
19
60 V'2 Mar 24
27
105% May 10
35'/a Dec
5
Jan
101
Jan
17
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
27
75 % Dec
22
62
33
,
"
19
Jan
23
Feb
13
Tide
41% Mxr 16
Mar 16
28% Feb
13
17 "
73%'Jan
13
Feb
7
14% Jan
3
44 % Jan
10
54 Va Mar 16
Trane
37 Vb Mar 14
48% Sep
12
38% Jan
23
42% Feb
Transamerica
22% Oct
35 y2 Jun
8
22% Jan
23
28 y2 Mar
,6
3
39% Oct
v
Jan
13% Jan
11
18% Jan
28
20
Va Fjb
14'
24% July 13
20'
Jan
•
31
23
Jan
29
Trans
6
11
28'A Jun
15
•24% Feb
9
14
60
Nov
18
55% Jan
23
£8% Mar 12.
18
Mar 15
Jan
10
50
May 16
53 % Feb
2
.52% Jan
11
25
Mar 14
28% Feb
14
Aug 26
33% Apr
59% Apr
14
51
.
14
52% Feb
7
16
31% Jan
13
2iy8 Jan
30
16
20 y8 Jan
19
16V8 Feb
60
19
48
24% Dec
15% Aug
25% Dec 29
46»A Aug 17
Jan
25
Jan
9% Nov
2
18% Mar
4
10
Mar
25% NOV
2
40% Mar 18
28
Feb
32
Mar
9%
9%
9%
9%
36%
38%
38%
38%
39%
15%
15%1
15%:
15%
xl5%
15%
*97
99
98%
98% \
74
75%
74%
75%
25%
26
25%
26»/a"
Mar
2
1
26%
26%
26%
30
36%
37
36%
75y2
-76
76
10o
9y4
9
27%
26%
49%
49%
♦23%
23%
♦23'/a
47%
46%
49%
49
♦96
96%
96
96
11
10%
11%
common
Oil
33% Jan
3
TXL
Oil
10,600
15,300
100
10
77':
76
76%
7,300
26%
26%
26%
92,200
26%
26%
26i/a
2,400
"
37 y8
37 V2
74%
75i/4
75
751/4
1,700
9'%
9
9i/a
19,200
9
9%
•
1162
1150
27
28
28
51%
51%
-
38
2,500
♦23
23%
23%
23Va
48%
47%
48
49%
50%
50 Va
50%
96%
97 Va
98
97
98
230
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
50,300
20
19%
20
32%
32%:
14
13%
13%
52
52
41-%
37%
1
381/4
13%
28
39%
52
Va
125%.
37 %
36%
20
32%
32%
13%
13%
13%
125%
1,800
9,700
-
52%
6,000
126%
37'/a
126%
17,400
40%
41%
36%
36%
52
52%
126% S
41
600
41%
22,300
37
66,600
36%
13%
13%
13%
13%"
13%
13%
13%
'13%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
39%
*
24,400
/
20
32%
52%
V
*
40%
20
13%
421/4
200
7,400
<,
32%
,
126%.
41%
*
*19%
53
125%
•
42 VB
36%
13%
28
5,300
47%
32%
124%
5,400
52 i/a
49y2
19%
42V4
28%
50 y4
47%
13%
52%
28%
51%
23%
32%
125%
340
28%
i 46%
14Va
52
1150
10%
•'
20%
41%
-
1120
•96%
'•
-
49%
32%
124%
1150
49%
47^8
13%
10
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40
1
9%
—100
179%
1791/4
No par
33 '/a
39%
■39%
39%
25%
25%
25%
39%
25»/4
25%
25%
Co.j
—
9%
10
'
51
*11%
8,900
800
12,400
Oil
24%
24%
26
25%
25%
14,200
16 Va
4,730
25%
25%
16%
16
16 y8
161/4
51 'A
50%"
50%
*50%
♦11%
12%
12
12
12%
11%
12%
14
*11%
13%
/
13 Va
12%
49
49
*13%
14
"
63%
64 %;;
*102
63%
•
62%
64
103
♦102
103
102
w
39
39%
39
27%
27%
27%
27%'
4,000
72 Va
71%
71%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
50%
51%
51%
52
52% ;
53
53
53%
41%
42 Va
41%
42%
41%
41%
41%
5
27 y4
27%
27
27%
27 Va
21 Va
40%
40%
20,800
28 Vti
28%
13,000
7,200
8,000
22
Va
100
27%
27%
x21Va
27%
27%
27%
52,200
58 V*
*57%
58 Va
x57%
58 Va
57%
51 Va
800
29%
29%
28%
29 Va
29%
2,500
22
29%
;
-
•
*58
61
35%
62%
62'%
26 Va
25%
26 y8
17%
17
52
*56
62 V*
17%
17 y8.
*17
52
*50
62%
X25%
17
v
61
36%
36%
17
",*21%
35%
35%
62
22
■
*21%
,
30%
*59
26%
♦49
*50 y2
41%
-x.
27%
26%
50
14%
54%
21 Va
62
1
prior preferred
36%
5,300
14%
53%
"
58 Va
j
30 Va
61%
35%
/
.
27%
21%
♦21 Vb
21%.,
30
50
15,400
27%
72
*59
300
18,900
41%
14%
26%
14%
62%
103
40%
2
Inc..:
350
27
71
-
22,000
13%
49
27%
2
Airlines
61%
*102
100
12%
40%
5
No par
—
*13%
63%
880
51
27 %
;
72 Va
71%
73
14
102
25,100
.
39%
39% V
27%
71 Vat
*48%
13,200
71%
39%
39
x27 %
13%
13 Va
48
*13%
14
*13%
64%
103
-
48
13 %
48
—25
25%
16
47%
com—10
25
51
12%
900
25%
16%.
47%
5,500
39%
50%
12%
9%
175
39%
16l/a
47%
63
175
39%
50%
1
14
9%
9%
177%
39%
•
25%
50
'102
175
'
1
12%
V
*
39%
••
I61/4
,50%
178
177 %
179
9%
9%
9%
9%
*177
25%
15%
No par
——
Corp.;
*49%
52
28%
-
21
*56%
59 Va
35%
■
..
59%
35%
35%
♦61
8,400
62
•2
62%
500
25%
i
26
25%
25%
2G.4C0
17%
17
17%
900
52
*50
,
52
1
ic y2
10%
10%
10%
10%
-10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,800
1
29%
31 y4
3Ql/a
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
34,000
14%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
1
No par
16%
19,400
36%
36%
35%
36
35%
36%
36
36%
36
36 Va
7%
IV2
7%
7%
7%
IVa
2,000
37'/2
31 Va
37%
31 Va
39%
25,200
119%
27,000
Co
Corp
131,100
-
23%
23%
!
9
32%
6
conv
♦97%
9
36%
x20 %
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
Coach
100'
-
*26 Va
10%
3Vs
Century Fox Film.,
5%
6,600
26%
-
1
Co
76
51
1
43
58 Va
-
75%
1145
47%
27 Va
Twin
1142-
7.50
26%
18
■
51%
57%
13
361/2
75
27
49
1142
*21 Va
Feb
261/2
36%
9%
27
1145
No par
14 Va Jan
1'
-01/a
5
20th
49
'26%1
26 Va
'
76
76%'
26 Va
*
,
36%
1135
.17% Feb
7
*98V2
100
75%
26%
-
25
.26% Mar 12
2
*98i/2
8%
'
Preferred series A (cony)—i—50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
62% Mar 13
,
19
14
>•
$2.70 preferred—
36% Mar 12.
1,500
401/4
15%
Tri-Continer tal
2
63
:
10% *:
36%
15%
;
Corp common—1
—50
Truax/fraer Coal Co common,—-_l
27% Mar 14
55% Dec
9%
36
Transue & Williams Steel
3
'22% Oct
'
500
151%
(The)
World
20 Va
371/4
Tlmkeh Roller Bearing.,
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Co
♦20
•20
:•
10%
common—I
I8V4 July 26
58 Va Jun
6
48
201/4
:
'
1
Associated
Water
6,500
19%
19%
15
ex-distribution
$1.20 preferred-
-
361/4
19%
19
37
..
Thompson (J R)„
—i
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred—
:
*—100
26
64% Mar 12
104
36 !
19%
19%
1
No par
Co
20
36 »/4
19%
.
1
convertible preferred
$2.50
X20
36 y8
.19%
Trust—
Pacific Ry
Thermoid
*
20%
36 VA i
-19%-
-19%
9%
10
The Fair
*
20%
36
19%
5,200
$2.40 conv preference
% Mar 14
10
xl9ya
20%
x25%
•44% Jan
20 Vb-
18,900
24%
$125 conv preferred—j
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
1
19%
19%
6,100
27%
24 Va
20;
12% Mar
36
19%
|
24%
27VaFeb
24
36
19%.
20 Va
X25 '/a
3
27
700
56% " 57
27%
24V4
common__50c
11
57
27%
24 y8
Textron American Inc
16% Jan
57
27% J
-
23%
20
52% Jan
56% ' 4
27%
No par
Texas Utilities Co
July 25
43% Oct
share ctfs
Texas
6.
47% July 25
,15% Feb 18
' 1
Land
81
56
•
23%
No-par
Pacific
Sub
56%
-
23%
•_
Coal &
9
14%
23%
com
Inc
Pacific
7
♦14%
23%
27 y4 Feb
>
20
11% Jan
30
100 % Sep
24
Feb
50;
Mar
182
,
,15% Feb 28
July 12
12% Jun
6
4
10 V2 Jan
21
141/4
17,400
preferred series A__25
Texas
5
141/4
7,000
32 y8
Sulphur
Texas
"41% Mar
14% »•;
27%
25
conv
7,200
31%
__2.50
Gulf
6
66%
0
Texas
28
16% Jan
28% Ju*
651/4
9
38 y4 Mar 12^
44% Jun 21
66
21 Va
50
Gulf Producing
11
1,000
64%
6,200
32'/4
Co
il
48
31%
__
Corp
Texas
Jan
16%
48
32%
Corp
Texas
43%
161/4
50 »
32»/a
Tennessee Corp
126% Mar 16'
:
36% Oct
10
Aircraft
16%
50
;
/
52
32%
Talcott Inc
9
16%
66% '
*50
13%
32 y2
(James)
Telautograph Corp
16
.
8,000
102
•
13%
33
$4 preferred
_
Symington Gould
♦100
13%
16 Va
16'/a
No par
12% Feb
_
102
13%
32%
Sweets Co of America (rhe)__4.16%
& Co.—__
25
ny8 Mar 13
•100
56 Va
'
12.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
•"
13%
36
♦20
.Swift
18% Feb
83 y2 Jan
11
7<
102
13%
*14%
No par
Paper Co
23
41% Jan
10'/« Oct
Sutherland
*100
14
14%
Steel Corpi
Superior
r
102
14%
Mining Co^._
Superior Oil of Calitoi nia
Mar 15
93
.
'100
1
common
9
...
62
14%
__
9
.
60%
64 y4
.Sunshine
31v
60%
63%
preferred series A
2nd ptd series of '55
5%%
: 5Jl/2 Mar 15;
9
60%
62%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
52% Mar 16t
23i-
-
63
Corp common
8% Feb
July 25
24 % Oct
4%%
,6
2
60%
14 Ve
Sun-ray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common.—1
;3
60
101,600
No par
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil
*
6
10% Mar
,
.
-
60%
62
Co
Corp
92% Jan
21
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
Sep 27
Mar 13
,9
60
16%
Studebaker-Packard Corp,
4
56%
13%
19%
89,000
62,800
55
:
19%
Broadcasting
46,000
169
55 Va
'
35%
Storer
164%
53%
52%
__2C
165 »/4
■
14%
5
L
61%
53%
i6y8
T 5$" prior-preference.
58%
53%
51%
*
99
58 y8
53%
16 %
10
97%
59%
-
5
8 >-
Feb
39:,
102
14
Shares
99i/4
58%
'
the Week
•
Mar. 16
98%
161
51%
i
Stone & 'Webster
29'
77% Jan
9
10
160
56 y4
.
9<
Mar 15'
26% Jan
3
36 Vi Jan
33% S-p
•
26
Mar 14
25V2Jan
25
,
-20% Mar 15
160 VA
Friday
Mar. 15
53
27% '
Sun Chemical
22% Jan 23*
I59y8
56 *
Sunbeam
Jan 26'.
«
27%
15% Mar 154
F,b
59%
%__A„
5
I
_15
40% Mar 16 1
101
59
16%
„_L
Drugr Tile..
8:
12% Jun
9iy2 Apr 15
6% Jan- 6
11 Vb
,10% Feb
59 Va
Stokely*Van Camp Inc common™.!
4
24% Mar 16
<•"
58'/a
51%
1
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
23'
70% Jan
Co
StewartrWarner Corp
Stix.Baer & Fuller Co
Feb
\ 91
♦100
W-
1,080 Dec
6
41
1?
Aug
1
40% July 25
87 V2 Sep
1
32% May 11
75% May 17
20
35' e' Jan
...
-
98%
5
*
25% May 12
740
Jun
"•Sterling
:
€
98 Va
No par
Sterchi 'Bros stores Inc
13
,
159%
.1
L S
Chemical
Stauffer
,
13% Jan
15
105
•
20% Jan 26
8% Mar 16:
.32
30
21% Jan
-
■'J'-.
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Dec
-
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31% Mar 15
.
9
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-
131
~
32
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10
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-
-
159
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r
Mar. 14
96%
60%
.
58% -Jan "6
9
211
58%
Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp.
27% Mar 12
-
38% Oct
57
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Starrett Co. (The)
25
25
jStandard Ry
66 y2 Mar 14
-J&n
97%
59%
3
15
95%
53%
>
Wednesday
Mar. 13
53 y8
52% Mar 13
19i
Tuesday
,7
3'
29
24% May 12
23% Jaa ' 6
12% Jan
24,
17% Jan
8
231
51%Jan
Feb
No pa?
of Indiana
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Monday
Mar. 12
Standard Oil of Ohio oommon___lo
!.
3%% preferred series A__
100
:
14% Jan
IuO
/
Par
-
Oil of California
Standard
v
Mar 1G
15% Aug 22 /'*" 13% Mar .- 5 '
50 -' Jan "271"
59% Dec 29'
42% Mar 14
18%,
16
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4
62
14
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Mar 16
56% Mar 16
lo
4
-
Standard Oil
169.
s
4 ■»
13% Feb
14
Feb
50
Mar 30
31
99V2 Jan
22-
22% Peb
40% May 26
59% Mar 14;
s
Standard
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICK!
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-99% Mar 15
23 •'
47% Jan
'
15% Dec
T NEW YORK
.
Highest
(The)
u
13% Jan
6:
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
33
4
43 Va Jun
28
35
May
6% Dec
V,
11
4
Jan
9
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
27'AJan
Jan
6
103% Jan
23% Feb
31% Apr
28% Jan
26
113
Jan
5
1
100
Apr
7
3
92
205
Feb
*
7
Nov
25
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
6
32'/2Jun
3
48 % Sep
26
74 % Dec
22
Nov
7
128% Dec
22
34% Jan
28
29
17% Jan
22
18
1
119%
119%
120%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
28%
29
28%
29 %
29
29'A
29
29 Va
lb,500
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111%
110
110%'
110%
120
;
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94%
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94%
90
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91
No par
No par
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
Jan
5
;
50
49%
50
49%
50
31%
31%
31%
31%
71% Mar 14
124% Mar 16
United
4%
preferred
Car Co—
Aircraft
Corp
Lines
9
United
Air
Mar 16
United
Biscuit
100
Inc—
of
Mar 12
65
Mar 14
United
34% Jan
.
57% Aug 24
20
4% Apr
1
by4 Jan
78
72 y8 July 18
6
Jan
Jan
7% Feb
7
'44% Feb
10
12
4% Feb
9
6
73 y8 Jan
23
57
Mar 16
4% Jan
78
(Delaware)'
.
Un(ted
3
11
6% Feb
9
7
Jan
38% Oct 27
Feb
29
23
Jan
3
Jun
27
15% Feb
150
17;
Dec
5
129
Feb
28
22% Dec
25
66
30
21
Jan
17
No par
preferred
13 Va Mar 14
51% Feb
*
30
Sep
34% Dec
6% Aug
*
18
17
2
26
60
'
Dec
19% May
55
Mar
23'
36
Feb
1
5
6
29
:
•
35 y4 Jan
6% Jan
Engineering 61 Foundry
5
United
Fruit Co.
24
United
Gas
1
United
20
7% Jan
6
6
United
Park.City Mines Co (The)..1
U S &
Foreign Securities——.—1
23
65% Feb
23
U 8
Mar 16
U S
184 »/2 Feb
4
39% Jun
29
15
54% Jan
170 V'2 Mar
23
2
68
181
Feb
28
30% Feb
13
40% Mar
Dec
16
90
Jan-
3
78% Jan
18
90
Sep
26
16% Mar
3
15% Feb
14
17% Mar 14
44
Jan
5
49 % Mar 16
Co
—
Gypsum Co common
No par
4
preferred
100
Machinery com..1.05
4%% preferred—.
100
U 8
6
Mar 16
Freight
7%
1
12
44% Nov 28
1
29
54
64% Dec
Merch & Mfrs Inc
.
Hoffman
U S
Industries
4%%
Inc
common
preferred series A
26
25%
62%
.
53%
4%
42%-
41%
30%
31%
71
71%
*
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124
42%
42%
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31%
105%
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54
4%
1
50
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6%
7
21%
20%
14%
<
63%
55
55%
18%
3%
34
77
-
4%
7
21
21%
145
154%
'
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19% :
6%
7
146 l/a
148
23 ;
22 Va
23
14%
14%
14%
36%
7
19%
3%
34%
57
1,100
4%
6%
18%
;
6,200
4%
78
77
7
30
7
21,800
19%
8,300
147%
142
23
23 Va
23
Va
23'a
3,300
14%
14%
15%
17,600
146
,
1,260
54%
54%
54'/a
54%
54
54%
53%
54 y8
32 Va
32'/a
32%
324/a
32%
32 Vi
32%
33,000
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
36%
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36%
;
28,300
31%
7
18%
3Va
34
7Va
19
18%
19
7
18%
18%
1,100
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8,300
18%
123.600
15.200
3%
3%
3%
3%
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3%
34%
34%
35 Va
35
35%
35 Va
35%
62
62
62
62
62
600
66%
66
68
19,100
;
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183
20
?
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61%
61%.
62
64%
63%
64%
64
65
65
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183
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181
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IVa
18
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7
61%
181
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183
39
40%
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39%
40%
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87
87
87
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17%
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17%
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48%
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48 %
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49%
♦48 Va
9,400
14%
,
64
..179
1,300
64
56%
19%
61%
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9,600
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63
4%
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77
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14%
55
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32
105%
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31%
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64 Va [ 65
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23%
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25%
23%
152
147
54%
6%
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100
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4%
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14,000
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.
55
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3,800
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26
;
50%
31%
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26
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6,400
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31,900
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.
40
,
go y4
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30
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32
71
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59%
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183
50'/a
50%
31%
105%
63'a
6%
3% Jan
23
Jan
Improvement coj—13%
35% Mar 15
23
22
5
United
Gas
19% Feb
23
2% Jan
28 Va Jan
25
10
United Industrial Corp—
1G% Jan
Nov
*
37% Feb
9
62
5
.No par
Corp...
23
3
6
5
United
Aug
4 Va
Electric Coal Cos
3
78
40% Jan
United
2
36% Dec
3
177
23
30y8Jan
2
23% Jun
15% Jan
51% Jan
8% Mar
11
14
9
39% Mar
Mar 14
61% Dec
13% Feb
31
9
2% Jan
Jan
May
36% Oct
14
27% Oct
35
Mar 31
Mar
25%
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100
*
27
42
30%
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*100
go y2
49%
124
125
110%
101%
184
31%
31%
.
United; Corp (Del)
—1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
1% preferred
100
154 % Mar 13
107
59%
183 Va
50% : 50%
•
71'a
69%
*100
60%
183 %
182%
183%
*122
61%
-
Cig-Whelan Stores com..30o
$3.50 convertible
Mar 16
-
8y8 May 17
r
30%
30%
♦105
.—No par
Carbon Co..
United-Carr Fastener—
'43
42%
10
26
125
*121
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
.10
24
71%
70%
5
com
preferred
conv.
Feb
43% Mar
:
noncumulatlve
;
182%
90
.
101%
60
61%
No par
4%
Union Tank
common
91
101%
103
CI
61%
183'/a
23
20
*101%
59%
182%
23
48 y4 Jan
1021/4
101%
50
63% Jan
27
*90
25
21
22 %r Jan
*92
91
Pacific RR Co
27
32
94%
*90
Oil of California
52 % Feb
107
*92
91
Union
32%.Jan
14
♦110'/a
111%
•110%
94%
*90
Union
5
27
.
111%
*92
5
Jan
23
Preferred $4.50 series.-
Mar 15
61% Mar
184 \
Jan
,
115%
27%
Preferred $3.50 series.,
35% Jan
July 25
115%
27
Preferred $3.70 series
104
119
7,900
28%
9
7
37
115
10
15
IS
7%
37
29
115%
114
No par
11
r
:
27%
Carbon.:
Materials Corp
Feb
7 26% Feb
57% Nov 28
6%
7%
36
26%
&
Jan
*
27'
Corp
Paper
Jap
10
105
&
36
34%
Elec Co of Mo common..—10
Union
9
113 y4 Jan
,
15
3
44 y2 Jan
33% Sep
108% Feb
Chem &
2
91-
19
Jan
30
Carbide
Union
29% Jan
49% Mar 12
«
49% July 25
6
Mar 15
103% Jun
23
171 % Feb
4
26% Jan
52
Union
28 Va Mar
93
101% Feb
59
17
Bag
120% Mar 15
7%
7
5
112
104% Mar 29
12
26
Unlon: Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
1
87% Jan
45% Sep
113
03
(The)
Corp
Jan U
109y2 Feb
?
July 27
98'/2 Sep
Jan
7% Mar 16
14
6
Udyllte
Underwood Corp
3
39% Mar 16
►
26
30
Nov
139
10
31 % Jun
86% Oct
92
31
116% Sep
6
108 % Mar 22
T
6% Jan
31 % Feb
-
16% Mar 16
37% Feb
30
49%
88%
.
17%
49
49%
.
29,400
890
90
17%
12,900
61,600
.
500
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'26
..
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
(1386)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Salts far
'
STOCKS
K*n«e far rrerlm
Uww»
...
6
25 % Nov
J7
22% Jan
11
5
11
9% Feb
14
8% Jan
9
16
23 Vs Jan
8Va Jan
21 % Oct
28
90 va Mar
2
6
3%%
49% Jan
23
60
23
166 Va Jan
11
170
Mar 16
Mar
172% Jun
60% Feb
70% Dec
".
j
4
19
69
23
59% Mar 15
.Jan
.
17
30
15V4 Jun
2
14% Apr
21
100 Va Jun
14
3% Jan
3
11
May 26
.:
1% Nov
37 % Oct
26
-
1
10
30s/a Feb
i
27
26% Mar 15
23
Feb
31
91
159 Va Dec
77 % Nov
10
3
9
159% Jan
25Vs Jan
27
38% Feb
14% Feb
Jan
4
Vanadium Corp of America
7
3.
Van
11
34% Feb
7
4
65 va July 21
47% Mar 15
Oct 14
8% Jan
4
Jan
30
Feb
7
130
20
128
Feb
128
,
9
2
Feb;
-
26'
11
51% Mar 29
Nov
7
146% Apr\
33
Jan
3
34
v
-44% Dec v. 6
7
Mar
-38 Va Jan
117 % Jun
27
103% Aug 22
99
Feb
16
106
May 23
104
.«
; 122%
49% Nov 30
46% Jan
33
31% Feb
6
34 Va Feb
17
May
6
16'
33% Jan
1
15 % Jan
19
18% Dec "~5
16% Feb
13
28% Apr
5
31% Feb 24
28
Feb
1
85% Mar 25
81% Jan
24
15% Dec 1 9
•13% Jan
19
397/s Mar 14
„
'
*28%
*77 Va
78
78
78
505/a
505/a
51
51%
353/4
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43%
433/4
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353/4.
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16
35%
.
55
V
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:
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.
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;
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101
.
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100 Va
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105%
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107
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104%
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V
56%
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57
32
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39%
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17%
19%
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30
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50
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7
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107
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800
124
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,
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•
w
12 % Jan
19
3
27% Jan
3
74% Jan
66% Apr 27
30
•16 Vs Jan
101 Va Jan
5
3
22% Sep
11% Feb
18 Va Jan
27
.
Wardeli
Warner
Bros
30% Mar 14
43% Dec 30
23% Feb
29
42
71% Dec 23
65 Va Jan
23
May 12
38% Mar
1
42% July
20
9
3\ Mar 12
Corp
*U%
24
Waukesha
2
9
25% Feb
9
29% Feb
22
3
27
16
21% Mar
7
3
19 Vs Feb
8
24 % Mar
18
Jan
6
18% Jan
18
Mar
10
6
4% Feb
17
3% Feb
10
4
Jan
3
36 Va Jan
6
43
Feb
23
Jan
3
52 Va Feb
2
20% Feb
16
22 Va Jan
23
40% Sep
9
50 Va Dec
30
25% Apr
6
Jan
20
28
4
Va Sep 12
17% Mar 9
23% Mar 14
107% Jun 15
113
Apr.
101% Feb
106
Apr
15
99% Feb
51
4
29 Va Sep
3
25% Jan
10
112 Va Jan
27
10
105% Jun
Mar 14
103
Jan
4
105
Mar
3
105
Jan
Jan
102
19
70
Dec
9
,46 '/a Jan
9
35
31
49
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
Jun
14
105% Jan
31
25% Jun
9
20'/a Feb
14
Jan
105% Dec
19
16% Jan
6
27% Apr
29
110
25
28
Jan
Apr 25
102
Jan
Jun
13
104
30
Jan
6
56
47
Feb
62
Jun
1
29
86 Va Apr
73% Jan
26T
20
28% Jun
9
i 63
West
Jan
34%
34%
9
4%%
12
j
Sep 26
73% Mar 13
6
4%
-
'
32% Feb
29
6
53 Va Oct
28
83 Va Feb. 15
98% Aug
5
127
May 23
103% Mar 18
49% Oct
96 Va Jan ;
130
11
Oct
16
19
Feb
46
Jan
64% Mar
;
"99% Jan
130
17
20
5
Aug
104
33% Mar
23
Jan
130
July 29
53
3
Jan
56% Feb
98
15
25 Va Jan
2
Feb
Jan
26% Oct
27
31% Sep
13
25% Jan
23
28% Feb
27
82
Nov
16
78% Jan
5
80 Va Feb
15
Jan
6
34 Va Jan
8
27
95
Mar 14
7"% Mar 30
!22% Jan
6
-
29% Oct
13
28% Jan
2
36 V4 Feb
102 Va July 25
12
July 28
99 Vs Feb
51 Va
Sep
30
26% Feb
16
29% Mar 14
Mar 10
30V8 Jan
30
42% Mar 13
12% Jan
23
16% Mar 13
28% Dec
6
37
15% Dec
5
18% Mar 21
30
Mar 14
Jun
14
21% Jan
3
35% Dec
23
140
-
45% May 12
43% Oct
86
Oct
Sep 15
77
Feb
28
Dec
14 % Jan
4
5
27% Aug 31
36 Va Aug 18
148% Jan 13
24% Sep
100 Va May 18
9%Nov 15
52% Jan
3
19
Oct
23
48
Nov
10
23% Oct
25
67 % Jan
6
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
and
_x Ex-dividend,
-'
212 Va Apr
71
July
61% Jan
32 Va Jan '
22
Jan
31% Feb
'
11
82
4
4
37>/4 Feb
20
19
144 % Feb
20
9
24 Va Mar 13
10
27
36% Feb
50 % Mar 15
23
92
Mar
91
5
24
Mar 15
98% Mar
9
8
10% Jan
4
61% Feb
6
5
9% Feb
11
Jan
15
23
Feb
&
York
Corp
55% Jan
6
Jan
4
19
23
83% Feb
31% Mar 12
98
8
Mar 15
Nov 25
20
Jan
16
24% Feb
15
142% Dec 27
120
Feb
13
141 va Jan
3
asked
prices;
y Ex-rights,
no
sales
f Name
on
this
changed
day.
from
tin
Childs
23%
>
^'
27s/a
2774
21%
257a
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257a
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28 Va
convertible preferred
53
300
217a
2174
22
3,200
36%
35%
35%
6,200
285/a
10,400
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2874
2874
28
111%
XllO
110
106
•104
106
*103
105'/a
*103
105%
*103
105%
*103%
105
♦104
105%
♦103V4
105
*103%
105
*103%
105
28%
28 3/a
60
60Va
59
59
54
53V2
54
52
53 7'
107%
213/4
22%
33%
333/8
73%
22
♦105
5774
57%
,
67
67
67V4
67%
68%
6674
,67%
22
213/a*
21%
2174
2174
21%
21%
333/8
32 74
33V0
33%
3274
331/4
63%
,327a
-'6374
98%
9874
9874
-
64'/a
63 3/a
•
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*127
505/a
5074
51
98 V2
98Va
"
*127
51
517a
517a
100
100 »/4
51
2774
7974
79%
79%
*79
79'/4
79
2974
293/4
♦293/4
30 '«•
297a
30%
427a
42 Va
4274
42%
42
42
Va
42%
♦98%
-
100
9974
100 1
100
(L4A)
kouufcakowii otetsi isoor
_Nu pur"
Zenith Radio Corp.
_No par
169,300
98%
500
28
100
52 Va
18,300
99%
437a
'
277a,
:
6474
51%
79
30
29 %
27%*
2774
30,200
10074
.1,000
27%
52%
100 %
100
100%
•
•
98%
4,300
26,000
,
♦127
■2674
267a
•79
63%
64V8
*.
*127
—
IOOV4
100%
26 V2
73
73
737a
♦127
lOOVi
600
617a
*
,
8,600
587a
98%
»'
613/4
983/4
7374
10
107
5774
587a
33 Va
f
61%
*98 Va
1,600
667a
337a
■
73%
73'/a
X73 %
20,500
33%
♦105
106%
*105
106 %
57
2274
33%
I
100
22%
3374
106%
213/8
•
•22%
33%
'
23
33%
567a
900
6,100
106%
737a
677a
66 Va
'
22%
107
567a
•r
23%
33
'
73%
■
♦105
105
-57
56%
107'/4
2 2 74
33'/4
33
105
54%
107%
33
*106 3/a
107%
22
;
53%
*106%
23%
*10674
*10C3/8
60
53% "54
60
60
60
62%
54
250
110
110
110
110
60%
"
Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Young
"3,600
40%
40%
*104
28
1
50
100
3,400
*51%
♦111
28 3/8
111%
prior
Mfg
S
111%
28
5
100
1
3,300
«
'
'
*21%
100
1
3,900
'■25%
,
-
22%
common
1,400
277a
23%
2174
35%
277a
277a
253/b
22
i—
4,600
257a
22
4%% <pfd
31 va
37
22
Power
1,400
277a
^93/4
;
126,500
24
*.18%
4'VO
32
3774
213/4
Sugar
Towne
Yale
9
Jan
x243/4
24%
,
1,000
i3g
52
Wyandotte Worsted Co
70% Mar 16
53
277a
26%
18%
387a
40%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc,
—1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6%
preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp__10
Woodward Iron Co—
10
Woolworth (F W) Co..
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4Va% serles__100
Prior pfd 4% %
conv series.100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
24% Jan
24
21%
20,700
3774
76%
37
52
Steel
9
13
22
,
99% Jan
189
25
32% Apr 26
108 »/a Sep
*
52% Mar 15
3
fs
37 V4
287a
787a
*30
,
,
4274
♦100
12,100
7874
500
30%
'1,300
4374
6,300
160
10074
•*99Va
100 34
•117a
1274
,11%
.12%
12%
12 «/4
117a
12%
1174
28 3/4
29V»
*2874
29'/4
29»/a
29 Va
29Va
29'/4
*2874
40
42
42
421/4
40 Va
42 '/a
41%
41%
41
41
153/4
16Va\-
153/4
161/4
15 3/4
16
15%
15%
1574
80
80
80
80
80%
81%
82
82
82
1674
17
♦1674
233/s
237a
23%
2374
353/4
3574
36
i.
•
*
•
-
"
-
1574
.
*80
.
5
25% Jan
47% Jan
159% Jan
Mar 16
17% Mar
9
41 % Jan
-
103% July 7
12
Feb 17
27% Jan
Feb
140% Jan
Nov 23
7
11
23
9
52% July 20
59% Mar 30
Mar 22
*Eld
86
11
92% Jan
159
"
9
17
43
5
is
37
407a
White Motor Co common
—1
5%% preferred,:
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
Wilcox Oil Co
5
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Wilson-Jones Co
-10
43% Mar 16
101% Jan
12% Mar 12
6
Jan
:
23
22 Va Jan
9% Mar 18
1
27
18
Jan
10% Jan
75
9
31% Jan
9
10
373/8
51
Corp common—10
preference..No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common—5
4 % % conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
23
77
Sep
fs
37%
19,800
76 V2
.
32
40%
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com__No par
noncum 2nd preferred—__10o
conv
7,400
447a
36 Vs
..
51
Western Pacific RR common_No par
$5
77 "
3874
52
preferred
Wheeling
24
383/4
*51
Union Telegraph
2.50
6 .«< Westinghouse Air Brake
1C
16
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
4
3.80%
preferred series B
100
17
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
52% Mar 15
103
99% Mar 16
1,100
6,000
*3874
37'A
767a
3834
40 v2
Western
5
363/a
771/2
387a
i 763/4
383/4
52
4.80%
22 Va Mar
36
77
383/4
333/4
*76
373/8
37a
Western
,
197a
,12
20% •; 2074.
44V4
*5074
-
«
40
»
103%
.
X40 %
Western Auto Supply Co common.10
25
5,400
1
1174
—50
1
4
—3
Western Air Lines Inc
23
100
...
,18,100
15%
10374
447a
*18%
,
4.20%
27
70% Jan
14
44
26%
preferred series B
100
4.10%
preferred series C_.
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
2
Jan
i
30
19 Va Feb
Penn
•'
Snowdrift com..2.50
West Penn Electric Co
Indies
58% Mar 15
37
18
68% Feb' 17
21
56% Aug'. 9
&
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West
105% Feb
13
Dec
441/4
27%
1
preferred
4.8%
1
23% Mar 13
12
9
31% Oct
102
Jan
Oil
Wesson
13
54Va Mar
108
437a
800
,
1,600
17 3/8 1.17%
-
21
437a
24
5
:
Welbilt Corp
62% Mar 12
24% Jan
205/a
43%
1
Co
1
28% Mar
110
207a
43%
'
5
8
43% Mar
25% Jan
1
7
203/4
423/fl
37 Va
-J)
4
30
207a
5
Co
Motor
Wayne Pump Co
Webster Investment
9
18 Va Nov
50 Va Dec
ll8/a
20Va
No par
Knitting Mills
Wayne
9
6
33 Va Apr
11%
21%
'32
;
Wash Water Power
2% Jan
'
117a
20 3/4
ti
17
.
-
19%
Pipe new—2.50
&
Petroleum
Rights
6
3/8; 17%
...
74%'.
Pharmaceutical
Jan
13% Jan
V
lI3/4
17
:
-
'
15%
10474
U7b
383/8
41% Sep
16 Va May
*103Vt
ll%
76 3/4
30 Va Dec
Jan
103 %
"
11%
34
5
Apr
103 Va
753/4
27
9
30
10574
•,
333/4
Jan
20 Va Aug
*103%
106
9
ft Mar
38
11
177a
38%
21% Sep
32
Jan
177a
*73%
155/a
15V4
1574
-
14%
317a
•
15%
3
36
*:
74
,
15%
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Foundry
15 Va
11%
74
,•
*-
?:i4%
31%
31%
1
731/2',.,
'"'*723/4-
X17%
Warren
Warren
-
.
*31%
177a
2
78 Vs Mar
733/4
'•
157a
•1043/4
-
37% Mar 15
40 Va Jan
31
*85
143/8.
173/4
-
44% Mar 15
9
31
853/4
*14'
14%',14%
31 'A > 31%
-
*723/4
*85
-86
♦85
•
14V4- :
15%
•
1
5
Inc
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
31
74
'
86
•
'
1
Corp
24
*14
*'
*13%
100.
Ward Industries Corp—2
li
*85 ''
14%
30%
'
86
14
l
preferred
5%%
28
23% Feb
.
40% Feb
38% Dec
Feb
12 Vs Jan
14
13
13 % Jun
Ward Baking Co common—
19% Mar 16
*85
No par
2.50
W
Walworth Co
106
"
18 % Mar 14
6.;
100
.No par
10
G.&
17% Mar 12.
4
19 Vs Mar 16
10 Va Jan
Walgreen Co
Walker
(Hiram)
15% Mar 12
•
4
14
Oct
106
100 % Aug 10
Waldorf System
6
74% Jan
14
12% Jan
.
preferred
Wabash RR 4%%
9*
Jan
33
29
24% Jan ' 3
15
15% Nov
31
3
.
14% Jan
<
-69% Feb
81% Sep 14
16 Va Aug
0
7% Jan
30% Feb
32% Nov 30
<
83% Jan
17
*1678
2378
*
35%
351/4
35
-
*
237a
145%
•144
'
*
♦144
3574
36
49 '■*
487a
49 "
4874
4974
49
5074
933/4
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9374
182
357a
-*144
36,800
•
1,100
7,600
57,700
1,000
*1674
1774
900
23%
23 74
237a
8,600
36
35%
3574
,4,000
17
145'/a
*144
145%
2374
24»/4
35'A
481/4
'•
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12
29%
24
237a
237a
36
23%
2374
17
17
145 Va
*144
145%
233/a
34V4
•-
3674
36
36%
36%
3674
497a
4974
50%
4974
50
31,700
52 Va
5174
5274
51%
517a
23,900
2374
24
5,700
6,200
'
♦93
183
49
;
50
93%
94
183
.
,
931/4
93'/4
192
♦188
.
189
93 3/4
189
*93
*187
320
9374
180
192
"
96%
x961/4
96%
96%
96V»
1,000
93/4
93/4
9s/a
974
9%
9%
1,600
*96
98%
95%
95%
93/4
93/4
974
93/4
X6874
70 va
68%
69%
69 Va
70
70
70%
70
707a
7,500
x243/8
2474
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
2374
24%
7,100
X5474
5474
54 Va
54 Va
♦537a
5474
*53%
5434
53%
53%
31
31 Va
30
31%
297a
3074
2978
30%
29%
30
6,800
9374
94 Va
94%
95%
94
97
96%
98
97
98
24,700
23%
237a
237a
237a
23%
237a
24
24%
2374
24%
13974
13874
137
13874
13374
135%
96 »/4
137
13874
receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's
Co.
e Name changed from Zonite Products Corp
137
reorganization,
140
a Deferred delivery.
"
'
...
19,900
;
353/4
774
i
1,900
16 Va
:
30
1,300
287a
29
'
.
437a
101
20
preferred
,'7%
5
Mar
30
■
503/a
157a
43
.=
73/4
923/4
115%
"
5
10
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common..
22 Va Mar 14S
497a
600
'
165
■
78V4
497a
-
3,100
33%
*33 Va
165
,
77%
100
*28%
29 %
*77Va
19,200
45% ,46%
;
165 Va
*165
165 va
*28%
29%
46
337a
.33%
150
9874
*21
'
33%
4,600
27a,
23%
2%
•.
23
1,300
10
97 Va
27a
;;
46
-
v
97lk-
2%
*21%
-46%
33V*
*165
10
97a
97
>■:
" '
22
45%
-
-
2 '/a
*21 Va
35%
w
43%
.42%.
*115%
100
28
25
Co common
,6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The) new.
Virginian Ry
10
97
40
13%
974
•
100
preferred—
divid
$4.12
6
Mar
58
iv
:
100
100
i
preferred
$4.04 dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
.„
17'
103% Feb
31
101 % Jan
preferred.
97a
2%'"
-
165
165%
165
-r-
96%
'f
•
164%
♦126
100
6
13%
165
'
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
13
Mar
106
137a
543/4
123%
partic
*13%
*126
37%
div
13%
V
3,700
13 va
157a
56%
35%
6%
135,400
2,200
43%
92%
$5
700
59 Va
19
7 3/4
33%
.
6774
58%
37
35%
92%
j
13
4
22
Dec
6
Feb
116
12
Jan
103 -Feb
9
,Jan
113% Dec
6
.
45% Mar 16
6774
59%
.
165
423/4
*126
—100
%preferred
68%
587a
-
1874
"15%
*126
3 Va
6
Jan
128
10
113% Jan
13
38% Jan
9
Feb
122
7
122
11
56
& Pacific Ry com.100
92% Mar 12
68 va
-
•
1,530
12,600
*36%
:
,77a
•
<
-•.
J
-
*
497a
36
7%
j
32%
33% Mar 15'
26
v
15%
35%
Inc
Co
68
169 %
v
-
•»
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
29% Jan
90 % Jan
94
43%
15%
5% noncumulative; preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
Feb 20
3
11
12
42%
-1
2.50
10
Raalte
Vicks Shreve
:
Jan
1
87% Sep
50%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co._6 %
Vick
Chemical Co
2.50
24
58% Mar
52
49%
:
No par
Industries Inc
Norman
Van
25
37% Jan
28% Nov
Jan
Jan
36
129
24
183 % Jan 21
133% Jan
13
17% Jan
21
Jan
-.
45
9
10
f
66%
168
19
77
8
19% Mar
127
37% Jan
100
78%
52% Feb
67 %
'
*77%
28
59%
169 va
37
.29
49 Vs Feb
587a
66 vz
■,
,
18 3/4
33%
,Xl63
'
,
300
19,700
597a
58%
*36 va
4474
29%
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co
113
*110
19
23
29%
4 va %
92
113
168 3/4
165
'96%
Inc com—1
Co
Pictures
5 '
77
10 Va Apr
30
Universal
29% Mar 12
'
37
44
165 Va
*164
100
preferred
8%
24
Feb
167
6
300
'
187a
*333/0
,
* :
-.
.
35,000
92
*36 V»
*22
33%.
*33
44 74 ••/
67%
.
68
27a2%
43%
79 Va Jan
8
'
16 ?
33% Jan
21
6% Jan
1
,
68%
44 Va
*90
58%
10
*96
43%
Universal-Cyclops JBteel .Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par"
46% Mar 14
3
68 Va
4474
*111
68
19'."
93/4
.
2'/a
23%
'
3
39 % Feb
33 va Oct
'
9
4%
Feb
4
13%
10
68%
-
83,000
3674
13
'96%
2974
-
1
~
400
*87a
287a
*90
-
57 Va
166 Va
1878
3674
Wall Paper Inc common:—2,,„. ;. 2%
23 Va
convertible preferred
50
United
11
Mar
24
Feb 40
.Jan
32
7
Feb
32% Jan
' Jun
2% Jan
5,600
9
9Va
13'/a
166%
«
'•*
36%
-
98% Mar 16
41 Va Feb
*
18
Jan
9
20
3
9
10% Jan
10
Feb
47% Apr 28
.
13% May 13
19
-
.
.
Shares
25
2474
68%
-
60
67
68%
' 57%
57
"*•
167
18%
*36%
Stockyards Corp
51% Dec, 28
41% Mar 14
35% Oct
9% Feb
3£^ May .4
170
166%
25
13%
1
9%
United Stores (4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—.Nepwr -v -.*95%
United
13% Mar 14
8
1%; Jan
95
Aug 16
*
-
Co common
noncumulative preferred
1%
68%
68%
57%
No par
preferred
Tobacco
D S
68%
57 Va
„,
66%
the Week
-
169%
169%
170
64%
1
*
44%
-
112
587a
58%.,' 59
1
283/4
9%
»
92
-
"
27
447a ;
♦90
*
Friday-
25
2474
.
.
;
69Va
110%
115
•
26%
k
43
-
92
-
170
'
'
64%
•
56% Mar
23
101
10
12% Feb
Jan 27
100
3
Feb
7%
16
38
169
170
64 va
50
-16%
100
i
Steel Corp common.
U S
-
20
19% Jan
18 Va Mar
36% Jan
35 % Mar 17
130
Jan
1
Mar 14
165
19 '/a Aug 24
3
38% Aug
preferred
7%
9
Ref
45%
'
•111
58% -59%'
168
preferred
100
& Min com—50
1st
noncum
Smelting
S
U
51% Jan
1
23
3
8%
1
5
Rubber Co common.
U S
Mar 14
Fet>
65% Jan
56
18-
62 va Sep
168% Nov 14
16
156% Mar 14
•
68
*90
92
312%
112%
*68
681
44%
'
-
**
Mar. 16"
>v.
Ma*. 15
9%!
253/4
26
X68
,
*■'
45%
*90
100
100
preferred series A_
preferred series B
3%%
112% Mar
70
-
44%
25
»9Va
9%
25%
25%
*69%.
C®—
Cara
Fiaying
Plywood Corp common.
4
11
18
ti
23
11
9% Dec
O S
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
il
6
25%
Foundry Co¬
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New York Stock Exchange
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The
italic
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In
the
column
WEEKLY
•
headed
'Interest
Figures after decimal point represent
GOVERNMENT
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
100.4
Lowest
Highest
10
108.28 Jan
4
101.10 Oct
4
Feb
100.4
1
Highest
Feb
7
Treasury 3Vis
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 V2S
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
s
95.11 Mar
13
95.14 Mar
9
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
Mar~9
95.11
13
99.10 Feb
10
97.4
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102.16 Jun
27
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
Sep
103.24 May 25
102.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
17
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Sep 30
Feb
24
103.4
25-year
25-year
30-year
23-year
9
102
1
102.28 Nov
5
Jan
101.4
Mar
104
16
Jan
Low
High
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 13
Thursday
Mar. 14
Low
High
Friday
Mar. 15
High
Low
*104.30
105.2
*104.24
*105.4
105.8
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100.17
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1961
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1958-1963
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101.27
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101.24
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101.24
1960-1965
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103.4
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1956-1958
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—Dec 15 1958
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99.11
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98.3
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96.30
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1961
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
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100.15
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101.18
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102.30
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101.22
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99.2
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96.27
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1956-1959
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1
Oct
96.2
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EXCHANGE
__
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10
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101.10
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-
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16
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24
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1976
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1969
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1959
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15
1957
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1960
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1962
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96
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1961
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Friday's
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RANGE FOR
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New York Stock Exchange
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Last
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■;
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The Commercial and Financial
23.
Chronic
..Monday, March 19, 1956
.
(1383)
RECORD
NEW YORK-STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday,
Interest
BONDS
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
i
or
Sale Price
Bid Si Asked
._Jan-July
(Dept of) 3s 1978—
(State)-—
Czechoslovakia
4%s
External loan
of
5 %s dollar
1924
dollar
April-Oct ,
April-Oct,
International
loan
1972—.
96
'6
95
63%
27
61%
77%
77%
31
72%
72%
•
73%
24
91%
77%
72%
75
91%
92
62
63
95%
61
65
125% 125%
125
A7s
part paid
part
117%
May-Won
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
19%.
;
19%
20
Tokyo
18
18%
32
♦150
__
30-yr gtd ext
f
s
SAExternal 7s
i A Italy
Jan -July
1952_x
(Kingdom of)
1
65%
82
101%
63%
63%
'
64%
•116
—
6s
1954
extended
to
'30
of
Jugoslavia
AMedellin
145
60%
133
66%
63%
6%s
|A4%s
ANew
.
7s
116% 116%
1954
—
10
,
18
18
due
IA48
agreem't)
1
166
A Warsaw
A4'/as
101
18
1-
*55
v'
57%
A4s
13%
13%
13
13%
Quar-jan
(1922
l945_Quar-Jan
agreem't)
(1942
agree't)
—
r
l963_Jan-July
(assented to 1922 agree't)
(1942- agree't)
assented
'18
1922
to
j.
'18
1st
mortgage
19%
18
*12%
1922
to
-
1942
agree't)
13%"
12%
12%
*17%
16%
17%
2.125%)
sink
2008
fund
20%
19%
19%
♦19%
20
19'A
20
113% 113%
•
.
113%
113%
.
*39
extl
(30-year)
f
s
s
assented
*40
4t2
40%
39
100%
100%
"3
100%
101%
36
100 %•
101 »/2
■.
100%
100% 100%
100% 100%
*100
—
f
6s
1st
10074
♦99% 100 )
..
99 y2
2nd
6s
139
*166%
99%
•151
May-Wop
165
—
99%
-
97%
*9o%
*60
98
I
37
*79%
1963™
92%
L
2.375%)
1966
May-Woo
June-Dec
April-Oct
to
2%)
—_
For* footnotes
see
2012
page
78%
100 %
101%
99% 100
32
99%
100%
11
103%
95
95
4
.
loft
10%
95 %
96%
83
82%
84
91%
91%
92%
24
93%.
93%
94 %
36
88
88%
4
91%
92%
94
239
-
92%
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13%
1
11%
14
10%
5
10%
13
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42
10
40%
12%
.
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<*-)%
91%
100% 101 %
136% 138%
99%
3s
debentures
1969
debentures
3%s
1977,
98
—.April-Oct
Feb-Aug
,
,
100%
130%
138%
54
99 %
100%
981
99%
*100% 100%
43
98
*86%
Associates Investment 3%s debs
May-Won
1962
..Mar-Sept
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s 1995_
Gen
mortgage
Gen
June-Dec
mtge
4s
A
ser
1980
debentures
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1979
298
,,
—
j,,,,,,
9
102
102
*_^
116%
.
92
93
95
180
188
—
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39
42
43%
60
60
37%
38%
*75
'
54%
'
-
54%
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53%
55
64%
46
118%
113%
,
10
101%
108%
101
105
98 %
"
102%
103%
1"
„
100
15
102
102%
25
102
95
96 %
53
95
95%
102
115
106%
9
96%
96%
87%
101%
101 %
104%
*98% 100
80%
99%
..
107% 107%
.
82
...
105
*—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
4'As ser C 1972—
:.l
series D 1983—
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
3%s
*113%
107%
87
80%
__
Vz,
116% 118
116%
May-Nou
1964
,87
-100% 100%
May-Nov
1963
85
85 Va
85%
*
April-Oct
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s- A
..
99
86%
__
«-
*80%
April-Oct
1984_
100%
103
98
1
100 Va
*—<-•'
Co 5s inc sub deb
98
102%
100
98
.
April-Oct
Armour &
%
96%
150
50
Quar-Jan
first gold 4s July 1995
94%
95
104
,095
June-Dec
4s 1963.
93 %.
102 %
99% 100
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977—
'"-''V.y .'"/v.;
B
1st
Ohio -RR
96%
1
97%
103%
'""Y
—
mtge 3%s ser A 1970—
-Feb Aug
1st cons mcge 4%S ser C 1995..
Apr-Oct
First mortgage 4§ series A July 1&75
April-Oct
First mortgage. 5 % selries B (4%
fixed
:
and J % contingent interest) July 1975.April-Oct
A4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010
:
.May
cons
95
1st
ref
series
M ,3s
Z
115
95%
1C4% 104%
5
104%
10511
105 A
105& 105 ft
24
105%
105
96 %
255
89%
97
95%
96
96
*104%
97%
1989
Jan-July
1st ref mtge s f 3Vis 1990.*——
Jun-Dec
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Oct
&
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s
64%
42%
43 y2
*62
debs
—
97%
102
City Electric 6s 1955.
s .f debentures 1951___
A6%s s
Bethlehem
f-debentures
Steel
t
102
103
103%
1959—
2%s series I 1970——
Consol mortgage"2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
conv
debentures
Borden
(The) .-Go-2%s
&
Maine
*95%
10411
1041J
.97%
3
162
97%
102%
32
103
105
93%
...
96
124%; 123
134 *
140
139
129%
*138
140
ft
5
--
124% 124%
..April-Oct
.June-Dec
Feb-Aug
98%
143
Corp—
Consol mortgage
;3%s
"*
103
1961_May-Nov
lAOVis
96%
57%
104%
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series ,4 1980.;
'
..May-Nov
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—
•
95
195
43%
90%
137%
40%
*65
*60
95%
88
5
94
93 %
f
100%
debentures 1984
debs 1967
conv
95
'
10%
*40%
84
91%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
3%s
j 3%s
*
4%
96%
78
41
96%
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962—April-Oct
11%
-
96%
91%
*100
94%
1965—
105
95
142%
1971
debs
99
103% 104
09%
81
80
1980.—:
debs 1981
RR—
Jan-July
May-Won
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
96 V8
*98%
126
96Ve
95
,99%'
123 % 126 Va
*96%
96
97
99%
119%
129
96%
63
84%
1,651
S7
95%
97%
95
96%
97
*_.
92%
„
First mortgage *5s series AC 1967
First mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR I960—
Jan-July
1
Alnc1 mortgage "4 %s series A July 1970_May-Wo»
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968——Apnl-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s .1976.Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs11971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
9
1
86
87%
87%
81%
81%
83
70
79%
88%
65%
65
66%
46
63%
68%
98%
98%
94%
*96%
101%
98%
94%
92%
96
—
101%
101% 101 %
87%
95
96
101%
"
94
95%
l975_May-Nov
96%
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—•.,
*42%
49
113% 115%
42%
42%
44
♦4i
44
113%
May-Nov
May-Woo
May-Woo
31.
53
100% 100%
85
104%
Btamped
modified 4%s 1957
Bush: Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
A5s
general mtge Income 1982
May-Nov
A, ril-Oct
__Jan-July *
97%
97%
'104%
98
96%
90
98%
104% 105
—
99 %
*„8% 100
100%
113%
(interest
A6%s extl secured sinking fund 1957—
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
79'A
(interest
2004
A
99
22
A Berlin
April-Oct
June-Dec
2001
9.,5/8
95%
debentures
conv
Boston
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
Jane-Dec
7« 1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
to
*
148% 150
80%
*41%
—Feb-Aua
to
Stamped pursuant to Plan
78
10%
Feb-Aug
sinking fund gold 1968
June-Deo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
(Interest reduced to 2.25%
lABome (City of) 6%s 1952
lASao Paulo (City) 8s 1952
80%
(interest
April-Oct
due
102%
103%
58
101%
104
—
A6s Internal
2% 2012
loan of 1926
105%
82%
—
149%
'
10
•',
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
8.1
A
(State of)—
|A8s external loan of 1921 1946—j
A
78%
;
13%
10%
*86
15
37
79%
1U-/8
Wo Grande do Sul
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.5%M999
37
*15
(Free State) 6%s ('26 loan) '51_Mar-Sept
A6s s t gold extl ('27 loan)
1952_n_
^Apr-Oct
lARhine-Maine-Danube 7s 1950
Mar-Sept
SARio de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interesti
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
.April-Oct
IA External secured 6%s 1953
Btamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 2%) 2012
85
108
101
101
86
94%
*11%
Jan-Jula
„
102%
102
9*%
„
37
107
4
102
102
100%
101
77
*107
102 %.
102
101 %
99%
104 Va
160
79%
__
APrussia
•educed
10%
99%
101
102% 103%
Baltimore &
(interest reduced to 2.375 %) 2001
Jan-July
7y2s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006——Jan-July
A7s external
14
170
103
3
"
"
94%
99%
160
__
~
May-Wop
175%
98%
__
10J
102%
—
General mtge 3%s
series
Alegre (City of)—
stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
98%
June-Dec
103
138
139
100
102%
139
100%
99%
*103
...
L»
seriesl960„June-Dec
*98%
—April-Oct
1982
1973
A P W Products Co 5s 1966
*100% 100%
Mar-Sept
1958—.a.j.
8s 1961
■>
169
10
99
103
103
*—
j
1961—April-Oct
lAPoland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940.
_April-Oct
A4%s assented 1958,.
April-Oct
IA Stabilization loan sink fund 7s 1947—April-Oct
A4%s assented 1968
April-Oct
I AExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950__Jan-july
A4%s
9%
—
—
99
99
13
16
—
95
--
12
Ann Arbor
40
39
—
——
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sept
APeru (Republic of) external 7s
1959—-Mar-Sept
Porto
*12
*10
98 %
94
June-Dec
1
1959—„_Mar-Sept
dxtend^to 1968—.
(State ~ 7s 1947^-u
debentures
'■
Nat loan
87%
*169
Feb-Aup
....April-Oct
Jan-July
.Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
Mar-Sept
2
6%s
6s due 1953 extended to 1963
a
2
*99
Jan-June
1187
1986
deoentures
3%s
,
*19%
,
extl
—
95
*81
;
1970—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1987.——
2%s
_
.
loan
93%
95
95%
97
95
94
574
98%
*94%
—June-D*c
:
Ltd 3%s
1980
debentures
3%s
Mar-Sept
8tamped pursuant to Plan A (int*est
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sept
Netherlands (Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
May-Wop
Norway' (Kingdom.of)—
'
Exterpal linking.fund old 4Vis 1965
April-Oct
4%s s f extl loan new 1965
April-Oct
,4s sinking fund external loan 1963
T_Feb-Aug
3%s sinking fund external 1957
April-Oct
Municipal Bank, extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
lANuremberg (Ci.ty. of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aup
Oriental DevelopmentCo Ltd—
8A6s extiloan .(30-yr) 1953
t
Mar-Sept
ANat
100%
—-
—
97%
97%
3s
debentures
2%s
17%
17
18
*17% - 18
April-Oct
(interest
1919
junior debentures
2%s
-
1963-Jan-July
;
1
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
lAPernambuco
175
—
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
(State)—
A5%s extl loan
5%s due 1958
—
—
—
97%
14
100
*
debentures 1966
June-Dec
American Bosch Corp 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
Jan-July
ASecuredi extl sinking fund 6%s 1958
to
96
~
171%
100
—
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1984
Co of Canada
Airlines
American
—
6%s
3V8S
f debentures
s
2%s
„
(assented
—
assented
reduced
92
.
—
*173%
•
May-Woo
3V<s 1967
& Susquehanna RR 4'As 1975
4y2s conv subord debs 1970
Aluminum
...
ASmall
ASecured extl
159
13
96
*85%
100
93%
159
96
June-Dec
12%s debentures 1975
1963_7an-July
_
of)
100
90
—
■
—
*86%
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
agree-®
(1942 agree't)
1933
(City
101%
99%
*157
Feb-Aug
1961
Inc
4.80s
1968.Jan-July
1
Minas Geraes
18 %
'18
17%
17%
17%
-
i
assented
new
19%
Jan-July
lATreasury 6s of 1913
A6s
*92%
—
Alabama Power First Mortgage 3y2s 1972__Jan-july
June-Dec
ASmall
IA Milan
16
13
99%
30
„
*135
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962—
May-Woo
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998——April-Oct
Allied Cnemical & Dye 3%s debs 197a_—Apnt-Oct
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956—Mar -Sept
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
_I
agreement)
8ASmall
■
* 101%
16
11%
58%
Aldens
1945
new
■
June-Dec
1958
1958_—
(City of) 6s of '26
6s due 1961 extended to 1971
•„«
55%
of)—
-
IA Small
,
.
Feb-Aug
external 7s
(City)
assented
A Yokohama
Alabama Great Southern
19G8_Jan-July
•
■
—
S%8-4yss-41/i#s external conversion 1978_June-D"c
3s
1910
100
__
*9J% 100
-
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979
105
98
17%
1943—May-Wop
1954
of
15
1IAL COMPANIES
hew assented
ment)
12
3
14
101% 101%
3%s
'
ASmall
A4s
15%
1
22
101%
•
Jan-July
ALarge
.
conversion
101%
„
1943
assented
A4s of .1904
13
May-Nov
165
14
Large
new
5
12
"
*12
external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
*
8 A Small
A5s
12
*16
1946—.Feb-Aug
May-Nov
8s
118
IA Large
..
external
183%
.4.
99%
103% 105
*164%
—June-Dec
§A5s of 1899 due 1945
§A
—
.
100 % 100 Va
June-Dec
116%
„
Albany
*
93
June-Dec
182%
99%
1978
(1942
8 ASmall
8A5s assented
83
13
__
1963
to
(Republic)
External
»
ASmall 1968
(Republic
86
Mar-Sept
External readjustment 1979
*116
♦182%
1957
(1922 agreement)
small
assented
*82
*175
Irrigation—
JA4%s assented
Mexico
extended
1953
66%
April-Oct
1964
(State Mtge Bank)
(Colombia)
92
-
1952 coupon on
1
March
sinking fund 6s 1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
3%s-4s-4y«s (dollar bond of 1937)—
64%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
1965—
30-year 3srs f s bonds
Mexican
83,%
4s-4y4S-4%s external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
5%s due 1965 extended to 1975
A
3
_April-Ocl
April-Oct
1952.—
AExternal
125
64%
66
'
June-Dec
(Imperial Govt)—
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954
A5%s extl loan
92
12
Jan-July
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
|A6s 1st mtge $ series lt53
65%
63%
1961
j A With
150'/a
Japanese
6%s due
88
13
Jun-ouuy
1961
of '27
IA 5s sterling loan of '12
9i
104
64%
Jan-July
1951
7s
93
—«
June-Dec
June-Dac
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
extended to 1971.
5%s due
Institute—
3s 1977
88
Jan-July
23%
148%
*98
65%
Jan -July
Mar-Sept
1962
f 1971
s
211/4
lAUruguay
s f 3s 1977
1947
B
1
of)—
19
,
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
§A7s series
88%
-
May-Nov
May-Nov
1971 extended to 1981
(City
18
23
18%
(City) external 6'/2s I960—April-Oct
(Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July :
Italian Public Utility
88%'
92
April-Oct
external
secured
B
(40-yr)
5%s due
Helsingfors
30-year gtd ext
88%
Electric
A5y2s extl loan
1964
1968
'
fAHamburg (State of) 6s 1946
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
Italian
series
A5%s
122
<■
June-Dec
paid
92
.
(Kingdom)—
1962
external
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957.
Greek Government—
A6s
82
__.
(interest
Power Co Ltd—
|A6%S 1st mtge s f 1932—
6%s due 1952 extended to 1962
ASilesia (Prov of) external 7s 1958
A4%s assented 1958
South Africa
(Union of) 4^1$ 1965
129
117% 119
125%
;
90
*110
:
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
.
loan)—
(Young
1965
90%
14
High
—....Jan-July
1968
& Slovene®
secnred
A7s
64%'
75%
*
16
63
>
,
..April-Oct
gold" bonds 1949.1
Govt International
Croats
a 8s
Shlnyetsu
k.\
June-Dec
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)—
loan 1930 due
95%
62%
—
——Jan-July
2U04_
external dollar loas
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012—
100
1930—
of
3s dollar bonds
5%s
81%
..;, l
June-Dec
§A7s
79%
23
951/4
„
Apr-Ocl
1980—
German
:
80
issue—
5s dollar bonds
German
79%
2.25%)
reduced to
a6s
158%
63%
*
1953
1972
bonds
793/,
158%
—
1
Low
Stamped.pursuant to Plan A (interest
80
18%,
1
,
1953 due 1963—Jan-July
3s conv & fund issue
4s
76%
79%.
*18
*158%
_
jan.
Wo.
Mar-Sepl
A7s external water loan 1956
*
Serbs
1972
Conversion
84
Range Sine®
bold
High
*83
JJan-July
—Jan-Juiy.
———
-Stamped pursuant tc Plan A (interest
reuuced to 2.5%) 1999——
Jan-July
103
80%
*76%
_
»
10-year bonds of 1936
Prussian
101%
83%
Bonds
Friday's
(State of)—
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conv
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debs 1964-iLi.—.
conv
►
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1982
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—
93
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101
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103
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.
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__
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—
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debts
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—
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1995
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&
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ref
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Volume 183
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
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1987
3%s
93%
98%
103
10
95
—Mar-Sept
trust
coll
&
f
s
First
99%
June-Dec
1963
.
1985
debentures
Southern
5s
1977
sinking fund debentures
107
94%
*93%
_Mar-Sept;
—Jan-July
Jan-July
& Telegraph
1979
debentures
2%s
gtd
Telephone
debentures
2%s
RR
94%
,*92%
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982——April-Oct
Shell Oil 2%s debentures 1971
A_AprtkOct
Corp 3%s conv 1983
Bkelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965;
Socony-Vacuum Oil !%s 1976
-
Gen mtge 4s income
June-Dec
lASiemens & Halske 6%s 1951
Map-Nov
First and refund mtge 23/4s ser E
101%
112%
96
95
—
98 %
98 '/8
June-Dec
1970
Rubber 2%s debentures' 1978
y
96
June-Dec
Sinclair Oil
*96
ref mtge 23/4s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage & Refund 33/8s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982——April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
97
3
107
ICO
95
5
.
v
First and
•100
;
—May-Nov-.
Mar-Sept
,
*__
33
99
4
„
103
?
.'
__
.
103
Corp
mtge
Gen
1974—
83'A
26'a
Virginian Ry 3s series B
April-Ocf
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966—
"73%
134
1971—Map-Nov
1975_April-Oct
—Map-Nov
23/4s 1970
—I
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
3v4s
1989—May-No#
1980y
B
95%
280
assented- series A 194?—Ja n-Julysinking fund mtge series A 1951
June-Dec
3V48 assented series A 1051_l.„—__June-Dec
Beaboard Air Line RR Co—
;
95%
83'a
1st
101%
1989_Pan-July
102%. 104ya
.,
29%
100
First and reffund mtge 3s 6eries F 1978__Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%6 ser G 1979—June-Dec
101
10
113% 113%
98 y.
135%
81%
3%s conv subord debentures 1969—-—Junc-De#'
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957
May-Nov"
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
/ "
.
•
61 !
a*99
Participating ctfs 47/8s 1968——--Jan-July
89%
92 '
1
99%
%
135
28%
*
Mar-Sept
Vanadium Corp of America—
993/4
88
23
gold 4s 1968_ June-Dec*
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/as B 1971—
V & New England 1st gtd 4s
♦—
1st
May-No#
Scioto
Gas
: ?y.1'
k
V'
;
1).
,104 %
—June-Dec
23/4s debs
'
~
89"
"
96
3
823/4
3'As
:
y-__
5L'89*
97%
2
__
•29 :1
6%s
.
,101%
97%
95
6%s sinking fund mtge series C 1951'
«
151%
;
95
102
a5
•
debentures
6 Vis
v
150
148
^^;;".y"i*94'
Jan-July
2022——May
Mar-Sep
1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
I
:
mtge
First
147%
'
100%
23
98 3a
97%
104
114 V*
113
99%
95
1975_.
2%s debentures 1967
United Steel Works Corp—
175%
147%
*154
•94
4996-Jan-Julpi___Api-Il-Oct
v; 1st mortgage 4s series A 1097—,
;A ASecond mtge lnc 4%s ser" A Jan
i
158
117
*135% 138
1974—June-Dec
1982
debs
1972
.
—
99
98%
97%
1985—Jan-July
1980
4%s
99%
•163.
:1971_——Mar-Sepf
1st gold 5s
1996
2%s
33/4s
U S
v:
Saguenay Power 3s series A
...Second
tr
:
100
175 %
154% 154%
y:„
E
of Missouri 3%s
*y
:
;•
Aprfl-Oct
s
94%
99
*—
and coll trust 2%s
trust 3%s
•«.
::-_y,::';;''T75%i75%
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
y;1 General mortgage 4%s series D 1977—Mar-5ept
General mortgage 3 Vis series J
1969^—Mar-Sept
.
96 y*
94
;100% 100%
June-Dec,,
—
ser
3%s
1st mtge & coll
85%
97%
98%
:
Feb-Aug" •154%:
mtge 6s
95
*113
2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973—-—April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23/4s 1966—April-Oct
•
' AConsol
99
Pacific—
Orleans
Oil of California
conv
1st
1093/4117
1,193
SSVii'.y^SVa. 85%
sinking fund mortgage 1946—.AA.—_ Jan-rJuly"
3V4S assented 1946-— .^--1——^
Jan-July
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp:—v "
>"*■
§ A Direct mtge : 7s
1950:.^—AMay-No#
jADirect mtge 6s 1952—!
jUap-Nov!
%|AConsol mtge 6s 1953-.A—
:
;
92 3A
94%
Jan-July
April-Ocl
,_Map-Nov;
Union Pacific RR—
98
—
116%.:. ;113.% 117
_Feb-Aug
v.A
3%s
"
Radio Corp. of America. 3%fc c<Jtiv
lM0'^Li_J;Une-I)ee
Reading Co first« ref 3%s series D
1995—Map-Nov;
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973——April-Oct
'
M
2000
1968
1st mtge 3%s
3s
1st
.
New
mtge & coll
Union
"t
1975-1—
of
mortgage
United
—-Vr
rjuly
gold 5s
refund
debentures
33/8s
Mfg Co 37/«s debs
Rheinelbe Union—
-
104 %
High
u
98%
98%
Apr-Oct
Rheem
96%
104'/a
*99
Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960__Jwne-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
100'
101 %
u
*205
June-Dec
_Jan
94 3/4
*__
Tol &
94
100
99
*102%-"-
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983—April-Ocf*
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964.
91%
19
*96
3%s series B 1970—April-Oct
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
M
first
Pacific-Missouri
First
May-No#
1972
and
Term RR
i
1043%
V:
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-Juig
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037—-Jan-July.
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
v;: First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec,
1st
:
Pacific
Union Electric Co
First and
3%s debentures 1975_
27
963/8
*104'A
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960_—Jan-July
A Adjustment income
5s Jan 1960
——April-Oct;,'"
•Sy-'.'
*~i
Jan-July
-May-Nov
debentures 1963—
refund
and
&
Texas
*
3%s
98
: 106%
*—
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1984—
refund M
Texas
*96%
4s seties C 2019—
M
First
101
98%
and impt
First and
——June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
92
Low
:
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
93
100
._
Refund
110
90%
Jane-Dec
1970
1
91'A
May-No#
t
108%
108
93
<
*100% 102
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
;
First general 5s series B 1962___i__
.__Feb-Aug
Line
Jan.
No.
'
mtge 37/es series A 1984
Pipe
1973
108
108%
*108% 109
,r -j *
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965__Jan-Jai«
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967_
—April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
Plantation
Range Since
Bold
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
May-No#
general 5s series C 197*
First general 4 %s series D 1977
Bonds
High
94 3/4
debentures 2%s
1974
debentures
106%
106
10
(N J)
debentures
2%s
106%
Bang*
Friday'*
or
Bid & Asked
1971—Map-Nov
J&n-July
Stauifer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
23/4s
*102% "A,
106
Sale Prioe
Low
100%
V-
Last
Period
Exchange
High
90%
*105% 108
Week's
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
1
18
100 % 100 V'a
I960—_Feb-Aug
First
16
Since
Range
*90
General mortgage 5s series A
1970——June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975_w—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
3s
Bonds
High
98%
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2s ser I
1963__Peb-Awp
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_Maw-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1st
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1957^Ara?/-Nov
H
ser
or
Sale Price
Phillips Petroleum 23/4s debentures 1964
Feb-Aua
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972___ June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s
1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis fly
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
ABonds
sale
not
year's range,
in
the
selling
n
year's range,
flat.
.
'
■
■■
'
111
i-
■"
m*
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the following extensive list we furnish a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
March 12, 1956, and ending Friday, March 16. It is
compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Week's
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Adams
Co
Alloys
Hat Stores
Shares
Low
6%
800
6'a
Jan
30 3/4
750
28%
Jan
8%
800
3%
3%
4,300
Ainsworth
8%
9
2,200
Air
Associates Inc
Air
(N J)
10%
For
footnotes
11%
3,500
63A
see
page
35.
7
1,200
24%
Inc
25
700
31
Jan
Ajax
Feb
Alabama
Gas
Petroleums
for Week
of Prices
Shares
.__
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Corp
8%
Jan
Alabama
Great
3'A Feb
3%
Jan
Alabama
Power 4.20%
Jan
8'/s
Jan
Aiasxa
Jan
10'a
Jan
%
u
n
11,100
%
Feb
36%
36%
37'/8
4,800
33%
Feb
37%
Jan
167%
20
162
Jan
168'/a
Jan
102 %
Jan
103 7/e
Feb
5% Mar
6%
Jan
Feb
44%
Jan
7% Mar
9%
Jan
50
166
Aigemene Kunstzijde N V—
8%
9
Jan
6% Mar
23%
Feb
11% Mar
7%
Jan
25% Mar
Amer
All
Southern
preferred.
dep
Alleghany
rets Amer
Corp
warrants
•
6%
6 VB
42%
"
10c
xl02 % 103
5%
6
43%
shares—
Engineering Co
.
100
1
Airlines Inc
American
High
50c
2
Ltd
Jan
x8
Way Industries Inc_
Airfleets
8
Par
High
7'a
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
High
Supply Mahufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Manufacturing common
16
STOCKS
x8
Aero
MARCH
Range Since Jan. I
30
Inc
ENDED
for Week
6%
common
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Acme
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
7%
6 '/a
43%
•
200
1,103
1,600
7%
1,200
6%
15,900
40
5
*
Jfln
it Jan
6% Mar
The Commercial antfgFinancial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prioe
American Stack Exchanga
Par
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range
Alles &
5 %%
1
Corp
preferred
—10
1
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
S
convertible
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Internat'l
Allied Products
5%
2,700
Par
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
»
1
Fisher common
Allied Artists Pictures
4%
~5
~4%
11%
11%
11%
16
13%
16%
4% Mar
500
4,500
~5
10,500
6%
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
10%
12% Mar
7%
37%
33%
500
39
37
Feb
Feb
16% Mar
8% Mar
Mar
39
Aluminum Co of America—
Industries
Aluminum
•
*
common
Industries Inc
Ambrook
n%
pfd
IS
(American Bantam Car Co common—1
Beverage common
American
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber Co
1
100
2t
American
Maracaibo
20
2§
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
—1
Co
American
Meter Co
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
•
pfd
—JIN
Corp
S
3
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
Oil
Company class A
|
20o
Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
3
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Angip-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
shares
4.7#
Louisiana
24%
Jan
26%
Feb
550
11% Mar
13%
Jan
9%
400
8%
10% Mar
Jan
38%
Feb
Feb
1%
Feb
7/a
15,100
1
Jan
61
Jan
1% Mar
1%
2,300
30%
1,200
25% Feb
31
30
29%
31%
1,800
27%
31% Mar
27%
27%
400
9%
11%
118,000
'
ll'/a
39 Va
—
39%
Jan
27% Mar
64%
Feb
29%
37%
Jan
Jan
Feb
36% Jan
15%
1,500
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
4Va
4'/a
400
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
14%
6,600
13% Mar
16%
X21% X21%
•»«»
400
19% Mar
21% Mar
6%
7
7%
100
8
8
m-mm
Feb
5% Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
7%
19,900
3ft
10,400
2\\
Jan
3%
Jan
1,400
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
5,700
13
3ft
3ft
13%
13%
14
14%
14
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
13%
1
4 Va
107%
Co
13%
4'/a
4
9%
1
100
12%
10%
400
18%
19%
Feb
107% Mar
Jan
31
10,300
18% Jan
10,900
107% 108%
Jan
8%
500
34%
Jan
4
1,100
107% 109%
33%
19%
10%
21,000
»•
75
13% Mar
4%
10%
Feb
Feb
Jan
110
34%
20 %
Jan
Jan
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72%
Co
—100
warrants
.
.
Aro
American
Associated
Associate
10%
6%
20,900
Feb
108% Mar
10% Mar
38%
38%
39%
5,100
33% Jan
40
Feb
21%
217/a
23
3,000
21
24
Jan
Jan
Industries—
dep rets reg
Food
9%
Jan
•
Equipment Corp
Electric
9%
107%
2.80
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Associate
of
8%
£1
Feb
9%
Jan
1
America
4%
4%
4%
7,500
4% Mar
5%
1
Inc
Stores
Laundries
Oil
Carnation
2%
2%
2%
4,000
2% Feb
3% Feb
240
103% Mar
Jan
CI
A
(ex
$43
'53
Atlantic Coast
$41
Dec
on
paid on
22 '53)—•
Fisheries
104
1%
Castle (A M)
Catalin
Central
9%
Feb
11% Mar
3%
Feb
4 % Mar
20%
11,600
10%
11%
21,700
4%
1,000
2,500
11%
1
4%
Non-voting
21% Mar
1
4%
4%
—•
15%
15%
preferred
non-cum
4
Voting Machine
I
Axe Science & Electronic
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
lo
9%
9%
42
.—3
4%
Jan
9%
42%
Central Maine
3.50%
1
Baldwin Securities
lo
Corp
~3%
11%
16
Convertible
Chambcrlin
Charis
Chicago
Chief
American shares
.
Colonial Airlines
3%
3%
16 '/a
3 % Mar
3%
4,800
2%
Jan
7%
100
7%
Feb
5%
27,800
5%
Feb
24%
3,500
19%
Jan
9%
9%
700
7%
~3
3
5%
5%
16%
16%
17
1
23%
22%
24%
50%
51
2#
50c
;
l
common
(S)
ext
to
Diesel
Jan
5% Mar
17%
Jan
15,600
20%
Jan
25%
Feb
700
49%
Jan
51% Mar
Jan
19%
15% Mar
9,900
16%
1,700
x9%
Jan
10"%
Feb
11%
6%
1,430
~6%
~7
2,600
41%
43%
2,600
20c
6%
Jan
8
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
47
Feb
102
100%
~7%
5
1
Feb
4Q.% Mar
100
Brad Foote Gear Works
Feb
6% Jan
6%
8%
~8%
*
2,000
Beverage
Courtaulds
Jan
6%
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
5,100
6%
200
8%
200
9%
Cork
New
33%
35%
23%
24%
$1.12
22%
Feb
8%
Jan
37%
Jan
24%
T '?
Feb
20%
Jan
6%
Jan
ft 8% Feb
13%
Feb
15% Mar
22
2,200 "
22%
5%
2% Mar
a
33% Mar
v
16.400
15%
Jan
600
2,100
Feb
23 ya
500
■■<
10
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
x9%
Feb
lOVz
Jan
800
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
8%
.27
8%
9>/4
4,400
9%
Jan
24%
27%
13,600
21
Jan
27% Mar
13%
14%
6;200
12%
Feb
14% Mar
36%
371%
4,800
12%
12%
-14
•
8%
Jan
33%
Jan
11%
Feb
12% Mar
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
6%
-
1,600
7
4,900
Jan
3%
-10%
1,900.
10% xl 1
37%,
-12%
-
4%
1,350
6%
,6
"~2%
2%
2
•
17
17
Jan
71/.
4l/a Mar
6
Jan
1%
350
Jan
16%
ft.
16%
12
16%
12 %
x7%
x7%
1,800
6V4
12%
7%
Jan
2Va
44
Jan
Mar
16
4,100
?'■
Jan
17
100
%
.
41
100
17
16%
Ar
Jan
Jan
6
10,000
44
37%
-
3%
;
300
6
-
43
5%
(Md)
Jan
Mar
17% Mar
;
17
-
Feb
%
Jan
300
14%
Jan
17
900
li%
Jan
12%
Jan
21
7%
Jan
,/
ft
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
8%
Jan
common
Oil
Curtis
Lighting
Curtis
Inc
Feb
Jan
82
6%
Feb
8
7%
Feb
10% Mar
6,300
17%
Jan
21%
27
Jan
30%
3%
•
16%
16%
17%
17%
-
27%
2%
50
Jan
Jan
9,700
2%
Feb
3
Mar
2,200
13%
Jan
19
Mar
950
19
18 y8 Mar
17%
Jan
28,200
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
14%
3,300
13 ya
Jan
16 Va
Jan
130
44
Jan
51% Mar
18%
2%
2%
14%
3
14
1:1%
1%
51%
1%
133,700
2.50
4
15%
9%
9%
200
; 5%
5%
5%
,,300
2,300
50%
•
(Mo)
Feb
5,900
20%
%c
Co
Jan
Mar
10%
27%
—5
common
5%
7%
~3%
•
50c
vtc
Manufacturing
4%
66 %
4.300
7%
19%
9%
20
2.50
common
4,500
19,900
5%
82
7
"
5
partic
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
76%
7%
25c
"A"
Oil Co
Sugar
5ft
79%
1
1
preferred
Cuban Tobacco
1.200
Jan
2
6% Mar
<
1,500
5
common
Atlantic
v-
8
15
'.
4%
-•
600
58% Mar
*
"
Internat'l
Cuban American
134,100
,.
Feb
10 % Mar
19%
common
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cuban
7%
Jan
10%
44% Jan
600
27/a
/
6%
Jan
Jan
9%
receipts (ord reg)—£1
Drug Co
,4%
.
2
Jan
'■
1.50
& Co
Crown Cent Petroleum
Crown
'1,600
58'A
.
Jan
.
Milner
Crown
97/a
7%
III
Corp
dep
6%
10%
Feb
4%
1%
■
2
Feb
.
9% Mar
-
Jaq
7%
Jan
12%
Feb
7
/
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
4
Jan
4%
Ltd—
American
10% Mar
100
42%
prior cumulative preferred
Borne Scrymser
Co_
Bourjois Inc _1
Jan
1,500
_•
Inc
Cott
Jan
4%
_5c
Corroon & Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
!
Jan
1
9%
•
•
non-voting
Gold Mines
Crowley
Jan
5%
10%
8
B
79%
25%
4%
1
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
18%
7
A
Class
Creole Petroleum
2%
•
5 %%
Jan
100
2,200
,4
Class
Cornucopia
Feb
Feb
% Jan
V
1%
10o
—
75%
23% Mar
Ltd—
Distillery
voting
(H)
Corp
15%' Jan
Jan
__1
Co
2 % Mar
Jan
16%
8
Eneineering_l
Inc
250
Jan
4,400
9%
-
Paint & Varnish
Jan
1%
13%
1,200
23%
57 '
22%
1.23
Corp
Feb
6%
19%
6%
-15%
10
Aviation &
6% Mar
Feb
24%
•
Ltd
Inc
Mar
7% Mar
4% V4%
>
35
-
1
Smelt
&
Lines
Jan
17%
7
v:
50c
Royalty Oil
Continental Air
5%
600
*--~2%
10c
Corp
9% Jan
3% Feb
•
& Co common
Co common
Jan
11%
18
Corp
Utilities
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated
Mar
9%
10
Electric
Electrodynamics
16 "
44
22%
.57%
.
1
Consolidated Gas
Mar
Mar
,
"
50o
;
9% Jan
,
16
43
•'
18%
9%
-mt.u,
1965
Feb
Mar
-
900
1
Feb
9
3
common.
6%
11%
18%
1
Blauner's
9%
25
2,600
2%
5%
•
Bohack (H C)
ft Mar
5%
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blumenthal
Mar
2
23%
1
;
9
Jan
5%
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
;
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Jan
24%
20o
common
'v
10
Connelly Containers Inc
Coro
lft
15,400
1
50o
Inc
*
1
Beck (AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Blckford's
1
•
Inc
78%
10
Compo Shoe Machinery—- '
Jan
7
80o
Beau-Brummell Ties
77%
1.,
Service
81%
95
Jan
2%' ,-36,700
4%
1956
Jan
23
1
Public
27% Mar
Jan
300
:
•
30* ft
Commodore Hotel Inc.
to
11% Mar
,
7/a
1
ext
5% Mar
•„
18%
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Community
:
.78
lOo
*
6%
15%
Co
vtc
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary—
111/4 Mar
Jan
-
Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories Inc
Basin Oil Company
Bearings
Oils
.
2
6%
Products
20'
900
14%
Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Farm
,
-?■■
.14%
■
Clary
Caribbean
•'
7%
6%
.,«frl4%
Aluminum
Jan
'
6%'
1
Cockshutt
'
79
200
16
43%
6%
^23%
Club
Jan
4%
26% Jan
80
-
16
"
1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
81
43
.16
,
5
Co
Continental Uranium
Jan
80%
^~6%
5
10
4
1
Mining
City Auto Stamping Co
42 % Mar
8%
'
1
—
Consolidated
Controller
Jan
9%
300
Mar
Jan
4%
800
Feb
10
3
Mar
3%
22,200
6% Jan
19
9%
10
Machine
&
5%
11%
27%-«
-
5ft
5% Mar
V
Jan
8
.
Jan
Jan
6 % Mar
"
Feb
%
'
;
93%
2.50
Co Ltd..
Rivet
15,800
11 %
81
2
10
:
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
5%
Feb
Mar
112%
Feb
16%
Jan
10%
143
'
Corp common
Charter Oil
%
>.
56,000
4%
12 %
Jan
Jan
110% 'Feb
200
--
Jan
9%
2,700
10
3%
5 is
..
100
10o
10
America
Continental Commercial
Banco de los Andes—
Banff Oil
of
9,200
15%
11%
123
1,100
27%
pfd
preference
Co
5%
6%
18%
%
8
-_2V.il %
Light 4%
Continental
20,600
425
5%
6
series-
Continental Car-Na-Var
100
10%
16
10%
1
400
18
-10
Co common
Century Investors Inc
Corby
Rubber common
3,600
Century Electric
Cook
Class A
%
3,l65
10
%
2s 6d
1
Co—
Power
Power <fc
Jan
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Baldwin
80
preferred
Central
Jan
B
31V2 Mar
112%
.
9%
Feb
2li Mar
111
6%
$1.50
16%
37
Feb
112
Illinois Secur Corp
Jan
200
2ft
12
9%
'ft
4% Feb
15% Mar
9
Jan
14,100
143
n%
"*-i8%
1,000
4%
16
1%
140
12
& Co
Conv. preference
Consol
51
Feb
Jan
10
Corp of America.
Consol
Jan
Feb
18
Jan
1%
143
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Jan
1%
43%
197/8
l
51
3
32,100
29% Mar
Casco Products common-
Mar
1%
1,500
49
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Feb
107
Jan
1A
2i£
•
dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
digh
2%
•
American
Low
10,100
Carreras Ltd—
Vtc
1,300
1%
51
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic
105
20
•
2%
•
104
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
'lft
/
3
5
19.50
1
Light $5 pfd
&
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
2}J
1ft
2%
common
Vtc
div
arrear
&
Co
Carolina Power
Associated Tel & Tel—
July 1
Low
2%
Ltd vtc.
Producers
Shares
1
vtc
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Coastal
preferred
Armour &
Canso
Jan
11% Mar
41
13%
14
Natural Gas Ltd
Mar
Feb
8%
600
15
.
38
34
Gas
1%
1
Feb
1%
3.40
j__
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
400
11%
Canso
for Week
_6c
Canadian Williston Minerals
Clark
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd
Arkansas
25%
11%
29%
1%
4Va
American
Anacon Lead
987/a Feb
30
15%
AMI
Amurex
1%
S
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
Tractor
96% Jan
9
2|
3
American
American
650
conv
American
American
98%
30%
25e
Air Filter 5%
American
98%
x98%
25%
100
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
Salts
Range
of Prices
digh
12%
5'/a
1
Last
Sale Prioe
American Stock Ixoku<i
Since Jan. 1
Low
Hiah
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Low
.
EXCHANGE
ENDED MARCH 16
Sales
Week's
'
Allegheny Airlines Inc
FOR WEEK
.
4%
6%
8%
2%
2%
300
2%
•
~6%
6%
7%
18,200
6% Mar
8
Jan
•
8%
7%
8%
32,200
6%
8% Mar
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brtllo Manufacturing Co
•
26%
25
W
C
Liquidating Corp
5
-
5%I Jan
16% Mar
19% Mar
5
-
Jan
Jan
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp common
C
Inc
:
Oil
British American
2%
Jan
26 % Mar
27%
Jan
•
36%
50
35%
Jan
36% Mar
Day
24,800
34%
Jan
45% Mar
Dayton Rubber Co class A
6%
dep rets ord reg
£1
Co
2%
Jan
8%
Gasket
Detroit
61*6 Mar
2%
2% Mar
3%
Jan
38%
Jan
36%
15
14%
15
36,500
21
22%
65,900
19 %
19
20
10
1
common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Brack Mills Ltd class B
Jan
2.50
7%
7%
1,400
debenture
7%
700
&
15% Mar
Devon-Leduc Oils
Jan
22 % Mar
Distillers
Feb
x20% Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
16%
3,000
xl4%
Feb
16% Mar
26%
25%
26%
2,200
24%
Feb
28
4% Mar
Co
American
Dome
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
13
1,800
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
Dominion
Tar
23%
4,100
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
Dominion
8%
500
7%
Jan
9'/a
Feb
Dorr-Oliver
10%
107/a
700
10%
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
11
10%
10%
10%
1,000
9%
19%
19
19%
4,300
17%
Feb
Feb
197/a Jan
class
A
12 Vac
25c
7.50
■ft Mar
A
A
151,500
%
Jan
5%
5%
1,100
4%
Jan
5%
ft
~6
2%
8
&
Ltd
Ltd
stock.
ord
Co Ltd
Chemical
Co
Ltd
common
5% Mar
6%
Jan
Driver
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
DuMont
7% Mar
8%
Harris
C & C Super
Cable
Corp (new)
10c
50o
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern
California
$3.00
$2.50
Power
•
26%
26%
3%
.50
50
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
1
Camden
5
Insurance
20,700
l3/4
Jan
2y8 Jan
400
43/4
Jan
6%
28%
13,900
19 Va
Jan
9,000
3%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
Bread Co Ltd
Cement Co Ltd common
•
Feb
283/a Mar
434
13%
14 Va
7,500
—
66
66%
100
65
Feb
66 % Mar
54%
54%
55
100
53%
Feb
55
5
133/4 Feb
14%
6 %%
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian
Canadian
Canners
Ltd
common
Dredge & dock
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
petronna
Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
co
For
footnotes
Oils Ltd
•
Jan
Mar
5%
27%
150
26%
Jan
28
67,800
18%
Jan
29
Mar
Eastern
33
32 y8
33
400
Ltd
see
partic pfd—10
page
35.
Mar
3%
5%
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
Feb
15
600
6.000
,
8% Mar
22%
200
20
Feb
23
19%
800
17%
Jan
20 y8 Mar
14%
.^15%
23
19
15%
.
15%
1.600
12%
Jan
15% Mar
-
Mar
8%
200
8%
Feb
8%
Jan
13%
13%
700
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
3534
,
353/4
50
34%
Jan
36 V2
Jan
4%
4%
1,700
8%
.8%
:
•
1
•
,
12%
5y4
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
40%
1.100
36%
Jan
j42%
Feb
25%
26%
5,900
24
Jan
27 y»
Jan
12Va
12%
8.500
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
47
.
'
5iy4
650
44
Jan
51 % Mar
x32% x32 3/4
51%
10
Jan
4
39
39%
26
%
31%
ft. 4%
100
28%
Feb.
33% Mar
8%
10.500
Feb
10
Co Ltd—
8
reg.
Corp common-
3ft
5%
5%
Jan
1-64
4334
,
6
1.800
3%
Jan
4%
400
16
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
9%
19%
22
.1
3
2% Mar
7%
ord
.10a
-1
rets
Co
2%
7%
22%
2,400
19% Mar
1-64
ft
34.050
4,200
3?%
Feb
8%
16,400
7%
Jan
48
x7%
49
Feb
Jan
24
1/64 Mar
Va Mar
51
Mar
8% Mar
Jan
29
Mar
2
•
Rights
ft
Jan
34
2% Mar
4
8%
•
dep
6"
Feb
»
•
Duval Sulphur & Potash co.
Dynamics Corp of America.
25%
'
136,400
xl6%
•
•
Jan
3% Mar
lft Jan
27%
4,100
2
Feb
16'/2
Jan
4% Mar
1.500
4 3/4
34
6% Mar
25% Mar
155
Feb
2%
5.900
1%
ft
Jan
•
4%
8
10
Co
(The)
Test
27%
5ft
1,700
5
Feb
5% Mar
V2?
•
113
6ft
25%
r21%
20%
21%
30.600
15%
Jan
21% Mar
preferred
100
81%
81
8134
300
77%
Jan
813/4 Mar
Iron
20
36%
35%
37%
1.790
3iy2
Jan
2%
115
6ft
7
42,600
25 V*
25%
<2.700
22%
Feb
42,200
34%
Jan
Eastern
Malleable
Jan
30 V4
Jan
Eastern
States
1%
Jan
5ft Mar
21%
6
prior
Fuel Assn common
31% Mar
2Va Mar
7
Mar
~
2%
4%%
10
Gas &
28%
—
•
1
Duro
28%
—
•
10c
Duraloy
Jan
•
Canada
14 Va
4
Feb
.
8%
American
1%
5%
3%
•
preferred
preferred
Fire
13/4
5%
lOo
Aviation. Inc
Electric
1%
—
..
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Dunlop Rubber
Electric Products common
~3%
16
Common
c
Feb
8%
.
1
Duke Power Co
1,800
2
32.50
Drilling & Exporation Co
2%
Feb
26%
1 16%
7.50
Feb
4,400
5%
800
t
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common—:
9,500
400
31%
34
■
Dow
6%
250
6%-
15
~3
36% Mar
33 Va Jan
36%-'
29 Va
148
.^3%
6« 8d
—1
2.50
•
reg
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
2%
8
6%
28%
-ft
$2
5%
7%
6'/a
29 Va
Feb
'
Inc"
2%
35%
36%
-5
_
Co
Textile
8%
1
llf Jan
..
& Coal
12%
3s 6d
lft
Ltd".
Exploration
Jan
23%
2.50
American dep rets ord shares
1,000
Co
Diversey (The) Corp
4% Mar
Burma Mines Ltd—
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
Jail
1%
■f.
Ltd—
12%
-9
60c convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Mfg
dep rets ord
23%
10
Jan
8%
1%-
Products
1
preferred
16%
7% Mar
Manufacturing-
Detroit Hardware
17%
13%
16
50c
common
14 Va Mar
2,800
100
18
16
•
common
Budget Finance Plan
convertible
Mfg class A common
•
B S F Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
6%
Dennison
Detroit Steel
21%
375
8%
Gray Iron Foundry
100
200
1
14%
7%
35
Jan
6%
£1
1
dep rets ord reg
Company common
Brown JPorman Distillers
4% cumuMive preferred
Rubmi
2%
19%
14%
"8%
1
10c
7%
7%
•
19%
14%
—1
50c
common
7% Jan
10s
10s
Brown
Brown
Mines Inc
Detroit
.
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American
c
43%
Celanese Ltd—
American
7%
42%
Dejay Stores
Amer dep rets ord bearer.
Amer dep rets ord reg
British
Brothers Inc
41%
Tobacco—
Co
1
Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
19%
2.50
Daitch Crystal
Davidson
36%
•
common
British American
26%
9,100
Jan
22%
Jan
~2y8
2%
13,400
2
Feb
2% Mar
5%
6%
19,400
5%
Feb
6%
25%
26
7,200
23
Feb
26
Jan
Mar
Common shares of beneficial lnt
$2 preferred
Elder
Jisl
-
177
&
Share
177
17%
-
25% Mar
135
Jan
195
Mar
175
173
Mar
177
Mar
Jan
18
5
i a
28%
23
%
28
17%
200
18
23 V*
1
1
common
174
37% Mar
425
186% 195
'
30
Mines Limited
Electric Bond
,
1
Corp
preferred serlea A.
$6 preferred series B.
■astern Sugar Associates—
$7
y4
ft
28 V*
14,900
Mar
23% Mar
100
7.600
-
24%
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
-
28
%
Volume
Number 5517
183
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1393)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
SlectroData
Corporation
177/8
Low
19%
common
1
17%
America
1
14%
14%
El-Tronics
Inc
5c
Jan
20
16%
Jan
18%
convertible
10c
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
10c
•«%
cum
1st
preferred
——10
Ero Manufacturing Co
1
acquire Inc
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd$i or 25o
Warrants extended to Apr 3 1956—
Eureka Pipe Line common—
10
•
Factor
(Max)
Fairchild
Camera
Firth
Sterling
43 %
4%
4
8%
8%
;
4
if 43%
%t
8%j>
5
8%
%YV liV
14
,:il5
7%
"-17%'
22%
22%
43%
2%
hfa
A
2
10
62%
2.50
5%
—:
Inc
Ftehman
(M H) Co Inc
Fltasimmons Stores Ltd
A—i
5%
Y6%,
Y
26%-27/
4,400
.
10%
9
%:-&)%'
'30,700
122
)%.
'Class
B
voting
Fox
De
Fuller
A)
£1
4]|
4A
-—1
Co
6%
5%
Power
Co
Jan
17 %
-
Jan
7%
Feb
24%
Jan
2
Jan
4%
Jan
25%
Feb
6%
11%
"V.
"
■:
.
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
138
135
6 A
3
Jan
3%
Feb
15
5 %
1,300
16
30%
600
30%
5%
~6%
General
ord
29
Jan
2
Jan
2%
17% Mar
18
Corp
Gilchrist Co
f"»1»dd1rie
Lake
Co
Globe Union Co
Godchaux
Class
class
Feb
3
Jan
6%
8% ,:'49%
13%
13%
$4
9,500
13% Feb
16%
10%
10% -10%
20
20
Great
Sweet
Greer
Freehold
Grocery Stores Products common
H
2
1
1
—25
Hammond
Organ Company
Plywood Corp
Hartford Electric Light—
Harbor
fil
150
78
Jan
91
30,500
.?79%
2,950
56
Jan
81
1,100
■26
Feb
31%
Jan
33%
2,200
26%
Feb
%t 8%
600
6%
800
15%
Feb
22,400
2%
Jan
'
16
'-■17
3%
t
4 3%
178% 181;
133% 136
2
1% ; 2
5%4 5%
r
5%
9%
■'
34%
33%
2
,12
Feb
9
Jan
11
Jan
2,000
,17%
17%
.
•'»'
4
13%
9;
Feb
56%
1%
Jan
1,000
3%
Feb
5%
,
Jan
Feb
Minnesota
Jan
Missouri
Jan
25
Mar
Jan
6%
6%
-2.50
13%
13%
i—25c
3%
5
29%
60c
1
*
—*
14%
14%
14%
14
A
j
•':*
6%
2,100
l3%
9,000
-
3%
5,800
20,100
2%
24% 430%
2% % 2%
5%
5% 't 5%
3
1,600
22%
!
■
.
4.40%
32% Mar
6%
1,600
Class
*
B
Inc
—*
—
Hormel (Geo A)
15
•
•
& Co
Jan
46%
Jan
55
Mar
95 '
175
90
Feb
100
Jan
200
14 %
Jan
xl5% Mar
1,400
1%
Feb
1
1%
16
135%
>
•
133
1%
16
142
100
Horn
&
Hardart Baking Co——
Horn
&
Hardart
common
129%
18
Jan
Jan
142
Mar
38 %
Jan
41%
40%
41%
250
11%
11
11%
1,400
3%
3%
2,000
17%
Xl7%
2,100
17
Jan
18
Jan
30%
500
30
Feb
32
Jan
38
Mar
40
Jan
127
$29%
-
■-
3%
17
30%
9%
4.80%
4.50%
Feb
Monroe
Jan
9%
9%
Feb
9%
Jan
200
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
9,100
24%
Jan
32%
Feb
33
33%
910
29%
Feb
33% Mar
26
25% x26%
3 500
14%
3,500
Jan
14% Mar
9%
4,100
8%
Feb
10%
6 %
700
5%
Jan
11%
400
1%
4,600
11
11
1%
1%
45%
119%
12%
25
12
50
29
dividend shares-,
•
Co
Pwr
&
30% Mar
.
Mt Clemens
6%
1
30%
—
9
,
6%
Jan
Mt
Feb
Jan
Mountain
Light 5%
Service
pfd
Metal
--f
13%
1
1%
1
29%
9
23%
■
8%
x5%
1,000
~5%
Feb
50
34%
Jan
300
22%
Jan
27
Mat
Jan
107
Feb
27
13%
1%
13%
105
■*
28%
22
9% Mar
Jan
,23% Mar
7,200
20
I
2.50
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Industrial Enterprises Inc
International Breweries
International
Cigar
Iron Fireman
Ironite
Co
Co
3.90%
10c
1
pfd
Manufacturing v t
Inc
c
•
Jan
15% Mar
"
900
12%
Jan
13% Mar
1%
Feb
112 Mar
29%
10,800
24%
Jan
30% Mar
101 %
70
99%
Feb
102% Mar
108
Jan
108
103
4%
20
8%
5M' 6 fa
44% g47
»•
20,200
25,500
5% Feb
36%
Jan
ll%jfll%
500
11
%98
220
96
Jan
23
%Y 24
600
23%
Jan
8A
Ja»
Jan
6%
47
12%
Jan
Mar
Feb
8A
100
100
24% Mar
50
100
44
9%
1,900
Milling
Co
10%,' 10%
Feb
Jan
18% Mar
20%
Jan
18%
131 %
18%
19%
X130%X131%
1%
1%
1%
267/s
26%
27
10 vs
10%
11
*
34
1,850
800
4.100
9%
Jan
3}|
24,500
11
11%
22%
22%
29%
National
National Research Corp
National
i
Rubber
Machinery
National Starch Products common
National
Transit
Le
6%
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
2%
Feb
88
Feb
90 %
Feb
New Idria
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
New
New
Haven
50c
w
i
&
Mln
Jersey
M**(ro
&
>^atch
Chem' Co
Zinc
h
Jan
300
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
25%
7,200
17%
Jan
25% Mar
29%
30
1,400
27
Jan
30% Mar
24
Jan
27% Mar
29 %
Jan
31
27%
3,200
3%
9,2o5
3
Jan
3% Mar
5%
5%
5%
1,000
4%
Jan
6%
3%
12%
3%
3%
5,900
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
12%
12%
6,700
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
30
29%
31%
1,700
28%
Feb
34%
Jan
5% Mar
1
1
.
—
Jan
Feb
Arizona Land
6%
Jan
1
Oil Ltd
Tel 81 Tfcl
Clock
4U
3%
8
common-.-
preferred
conv
Jan
1
Oils Ltd
New England
2%
Co
Jan
3 A
3%
1
10c
common
S. Radiator Corp
Mur
1
10
•
Associates
National Union Electric Corp
National U.
—
13%
13
30c
Car Ltd
Telefilm
National
4
2
Feb
25
25c
Petroleum Ltd
Nestle
Mar
Jan
4 A
21% Mar
8
5% Mar
17%
Feb
New Bristol
Jan
Feb
100
New British Dominion
7
4% Feb,10
13%
36% Mar
1,400
19,900
Jan
Jan
13%
38% Mar
1.400
1,400
13%
47/s
15%
1
2,500
16%
7%
5%
10%
Jan
4
15,500
%J
4%
13
3%
4% Feb
14
4
8%
7%
14%
800
Jan
7
15
2,500
Jan
2%|."-2%
7%'
4%
14%
35% Jan
3%
8
15%
4%
14%
Feb
3%
28 %
2,100
31
1,100
2%
"4
300
13,800
Neptune Meter common
Feb
Feb
Jan
34%
4
10% Mar
9%
Jan
11%
4
Jan
Jam
2%
27%
10% Feb
3%
8%
7
xl31% Mar
3%
11,500
Feb
Jan
1% Mar
26%
900
4%
"
125%
Jan
1,700
1
(Mich)
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
1
Brewing Co
Jan
21
35%
10
National
5
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
National Bellas Hess common
104%
Mar
Feb
44%
Feb
Jan
'
1,200
5%
177%
42
3%
1
3.460
125
Feb
xl73% Mar
4
1
60,400
5%
~5%
Dehydrating &
36% Mar
10%
5
117%*125
Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
10
Inc
National Alfalfa
National Steel
Feb
104
20
4%
3%
50c
National Presto Industries Inc
100
1
11%
96
~5
5
Resistance
Investors Royalty
(
*
Products
Towa Public Service
■<
25,200
11%
125
1
Inc
Machinery
International
13%il5%-
97
5
International Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International
46%
50c
America
North
6%
•
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co—
Co of
14%
.
£l
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.*.—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—_€1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Insurance
.
Jan
28,100
2.50
10
National Mfg & Stores common
Co common
Illinois
6
x35% Mar
1U.
5
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
N
Nachmon
45% Mar
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
5% Mar
2,300
Feb
9
8%
22%
1
100
Inc.
Jan
31
500
4,800
43
2.50
Muter Company common
Jan
Jan
8%
Xl73% 175%
•
States Tel & Tel.,
Jan
>23%
9
Jan
Jan
108
—
•
Mills.*
57
128 %
12
4
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
12%
103
103
•
:
53%
Feb
Mar
/
101
10c
Products
Vernon-Woodberry
TV
30%
26
•
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9 % Jan
~5%
100
common
(Can)
20
5
Jan
15% Jan
11%
Feb
| 1%
26%
X35% X35 %
27
•
Feb
38%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
18%
113
;
13
8%
,__50c
50
cumulative preferred
Feb
200
8
3,200
6%
Mar
25%
8%
26
5
common
Corp
1
50c
Co
JMuntz
f 5%
t] 91/4
1%
12%
Morris Plan Corp of America—*
3,400
*20
<
5%
11
12%
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
300
45% >45%
118
9%
preferred—*
Jan
26
Feb
9%
13,000
4%
108%
Jan
6 %
"5,400
conv
6%
9%
11%
Mar
137%
29
6%
26%
Jan
Mar
25% Mar
8%
Jan
Mar
8%
3,200
16%
32%
11%
6%
24% Mar
Feb
16%
22%
Loan
Jan
105
Jan
31%
preferred
100
cumul preferred series B__100
preferred series C
—100
3%
\yi
3%
16%
8%
15% Mar
40
13%
Jan
32 %
11%
15% Mar
100
3 Yt
26%
Feb
260
41 % Mar
10% Mar
1
550
>*56
'
Jan
Mar
1
Feb
106%. 106%
•
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
55
1%
Jan
92%
—
10%
25% 425%
6 %
preferred
—100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common
5
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—•
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
.
55
16
7%
25,200
-
common
10
4,900
■
Jan
6%
25
15% Xl5%
1%
1
125
415%
18% ./18%
7%
450
*
Horder's
5% Mar
7
55
Inc
13%
35
Feb
92%
cumulative
30%
6,300
30%
15)
Corp
:
Monongahela Power Co—
5%
:
15%
650
6
•
Co
Public
2% Mar
14,200
32%
9% Mar
1
Feb
Feb
15% Mar
5
Society com class A
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
6% Mar
12%
3%
11
Jan
6%
•
^
Molybdenum
Feb
Jan
11%
•
Co
Corp $1
Molybdenite
Jan
12,300
£1
Refineries
3%
Feb
3
Co
Co
Wohl
11%
9%
5% Mar
15%
55
55
1
Abrasive
20
3%
Jan
Feb
7
4% % convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Feb
:
&
Piping
Jan
21
Feb
3%
50o
Industries
non-cum
Jan
3,100
class
$2
Feb
5,500
8%
2,200
31%
6%
14,100
14%
1
Co
(The B)
March
Oil
9%
.10%
10% Mar
14%
32%
100
9%
5%
Midland Steel Products—
17%
*"3%
10
10%
8%
4%
11%
1,350
3 %
10%
8%
13%
7,500
10%
13% Mar
59% Mar
Midland
Jan
'
12% Feb
Jan
Feb
18%
800
42 Via
-40%
77
13%
40.800
Miller
104%
12%
59%
Mid-West
Jan
13%
47
Jan
Jan
30% Mar
56%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
6% Mar
16
16%
27%
Dredging Co—
Iron
3
73
Feb
13% Mar
700
18% Mar
4%
100
8%
1,000
30%
Feb
Jan
20
Jan
14%
30
Jan
Jan
17%
a
1,800
13%
30%
4%
Mid-West
90
-
6%
7%
13%
10
11%
Midwest
4,100
17
Jan
5,800
Feb
102% 103%?
6
39,800
4%
x75% x75%
6% Mar
Jan
5%
2%
17%
Jan
18%
5
102%
5%
4%
5%
2%
-
7
Jan
200
11,800
17%
4
10%
,
6
•
Mlcromatlc Hone Corp.
Middle States Petroleum
Mar
48
Jan
5%
1,600
-
7%
6%
22
17%
1,100
2,700
6%
5%
5%
Jan
1
43,500
44%; 46
_
common
Mfg
6%
3%
Ltd
-
6%
changed to Williams-
1% Mar
-
Feb
11$ Mar
•
1
59% Mar
Jan
*4,400
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
4 i
3%
Feb
Corp common
25c
Michigan Chemical Corp
t
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
Michigan Steel Tube-2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common—
1
6% preferred
10
17% Mar
10%
Co
20
Metal Textile
Feb
17%
Jan
ItV Jan
Mesabi
Jan
35
1
1
Oil
3
5%
1
Co
Service
Stores
Menasco
Jan
10%
Jan
10c
Heme
Public
2%
2%
6%
22%
2,400
150
16%
Jan
1%
1%:
4%
~2%
100
—1
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
5,500
45,400
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mar
11%
»■
3% Feb
3,500
'59%
-
15%
1,100
•.
—1
100
Corporation
Feb
3
Corporation
(Effective
5% Mar
8,500
35
15%
44%
Jan
Jan
200
18% " 19%
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines
12 %
5
Inc
(The)
McWilliams
Jan
1%
16%
4
59
Oil
Name
Jan
138
300
3%'
3%
189
Feb
4%
4-11
16%
Feb
9,600
9iV-10%)
11
~9%
Hofmann Industries Imc
1,200
3%
2
McWilliams
Mar
76,600
12%'. 14%
14%
11
19%
—
12%
3%
5
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKee (A G) & Co common
4% Mar
175%
Hlghle Mfg Co common
Hoe
(R) & Co Inc common
Holly
17
132%
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Class A
Jan
12%
1
8% Mar
110
10%
Henry Holt & Co common.
Jan
25c
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
33% Mar
,
Jan
5
_
Communication Co Ltd
Mar
625
*
—-—•
& Co common
%
%
1
Mead Johnson
179%
4%
'5%% preferred
4%
preferred
8,500
-
Marconi International Marine
1% Mar
Jan
134%
i.
%
Jan
Mar
15%
•
Manischewitz
27% Mar
1
6
20% Jan
13% Jan
5
Maine
Mar
4l%
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Chain
Feb
26% '27%-
3% Mar
Feb
•
Mangel
Jan
84
~1%
(W E)
2
53%
Jan
19%
1
10
cumulative
Magna
58% Mar
Jan
1
Heller
Jan
42
2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
1
Havana Lithographing Co—
*10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
10c
Hazeltine
Corp —:
—
—*
Hearn Dept Stores common——_—5
Bccla Mining CO
25c
Harvard Brewing Co
common
1%
41% Jan
640
2%
3%
26,100
*.
M
Jan
370
16%
„
Hall Lamp Co
Rubenstein
4,100
38%
14
1
Lynch Corp
10% -Jan
22
63%
7
—1
5
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
Helena
Feb
19% Feb
53%
33%
9c.
Co
300
88
50c
Leases
Company
:
,
58% ,58%)
1"
Hydraulics
Grucll
.
53%
—•
100
Ltd—:
Oils
Grass
9%
1,000
»20%
>1%
1%
.
Jan
900
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
Co—_—1
; 5%
Jan
37%
25
600
1
(R G.)
Lunkenheimer
%
stock
Oil & Chemical
-
7,800
iV
3
15%
-
3%
5%
19% Mar
Feb
14%
50c
Feb
37/a
Non-voting common
7% 1st preferred
i
Feb
Feb
2
14%
20%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Jan
27%
Pacific Tea—
&
38%
3
3%
5%
,7<v
1
Ltd
common
Locke Steel
9% Mar
15%
Jan
10c
Industries Inc
Mfg
Feb
14% Mar
24
76
Hastings
7%
100
2,300
1%
Grlesedieck
900
26%
27%
Great Atlantic
38%
*
—
4,400
8
Class B
Jan
.14%
common
17%
,6,000
Mar
20
preferred
5%
Jan
5-A
77%
Mines—
1,800
2%
14%
111
Inc
Liberty Fabrics *>f N Y
Mar
2%
—1
Consolidated
14
Jan
14
Loblaw Groceterias class A
'1
108% Mar
Mar
14%
•
Manufacturing
Great Lakes
105
107
25
1,800
50
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
-
1^7
24
5
preferred
12%
14%
3%
Company
Mines
Le Tourneau
Jan
3,100
Goodman Manufacturing Co—
Great Amer
2%
42%
Gorham
Goldfleld
1% Mar
5U,\;5U
9%
5
27% Mar
600
1
Realty common
Leonard Refineries Inc
Jan
14,800
2%
—1
Sugar class A-
21% Feb
13%
19%
2
20c
Monotype Machine Co
Salle Extension University
La
16 % Mar
14%
—•
Inc
Inc
prior
1%
Feb
9,600
18%
2%
7.50
Apparel
Shores
Lear Inc
Feb
3%
Feb
26%
B——-—
B
$4.50
20%
Jan
15%
103% Mar
1
Glenmore Distilleries
(Adolf)
Jan
2%
200
•
&
19
33 %c
Co,
Lanston
Feb
—10
—
McRean
Glen Alden Corp
Gobel
17%
2,500
107
•
common
600
3%
.
Feb
Jan
24%
27%
L
48% Mar
15%
—1
Mines———1
Gold
Jan
19
2%
5%
Mich
Jan
106
5
Stores
Laclede-Christy
Feb
39%
7%
4%
Jan
26%
14%
50
Krueger Brewing Co
Mar
Feb
18%. Mar
Feb
5
(The) Forge
Kroy Oils Ltd
2% Mar
; 1,900
45%
19
Gerity
Yellowknife
"
1
—I
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson & Sessions Co
1%
Jan
13%
10c
Lakey Foundry Corp
25
1%
Gilbert (A C)
_2.50
Corp
Jan
3,700
46%
Stores
27%
V
I
(IB) Rubber Co
Kropp
6% Mar
6U
1*
preferred
3%
22
5
Development Co
Hotels
15% Mar
1,400
;
1
5
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
Corporation—1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
$4.60 preferred
•
Giant
&
4
105
1'
Oil
3%
pfd—100
•
113
Feb
5%
17%
3%
(General
18,580
4%
■
18%
3%
4
!
(Del
Jan
4,900
50c
20
convertible
18%
*
50c
4%%
32
5
2%
5
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp common
B%
15%
'
new_,
Jan
£1
common
Fireproofing
Corp
Cqmpany
Lefcourt
reg
rets
3% Mar
1
Kobacker
Jan
100
17%
25
&
(Walter) & Co.—
Kleinert
Jan
300
2%
2%
Supply Corp com—1
convertible preferred
i%
6%
"
dep
(D)
110% Feb
1
*
35,100
.
.
100
J.
4%
Jan
2% Feb
Corp—
5% Mar
Jan
3%
1
Jan
1%
Feb
Corp
Feb
5%
Mar
2
changed to Kaiser Industries
Industries
Knott
6% Mar
15%
1
1
24,600
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Feb
4% Mar
21,700
2ht
Kio
Jan
Feb
6% Jan
4% Feb
1%
2%
Kingston Products
10% Mar
119%
400
1
2%
Oil Company
Kings County Lighting common—
4% cumulative preferred
Feb
28%
v.
4%
1%
15a
Kin-Ark
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
Motors
L'Aiglon
Mfg Oo common
Builders
Motors
Kidde
fa Mar
63% Mar
Feb
4%
5% Mar
—10c
Kennedy's Inc
Jan
10%
.
5%
O'Mahoney Inc
Kansas Gas & Electric
Katz Drug Company
Feb
22,900
5%
+
common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
:
General
2 % Mar
1
Corp (effective March 15)
1^ Mar '
1% Feb
22,600
13,700
.(ft
B% preferred
Gellman
Feb
Name
-
15%
5
G
Gatlneau
1%
Kaltman
125
Luxe Beer Sales Inc——1.25
(Geo
6Vs
56,500
Kaiser
55%
•
i
2
Co^common
Glass
Kaiser
Jan
Ford Motor Co Ltd
dep rets ord reg
Brewing Co
1%
8% Mar
21%
2,800
Pitt
1%
700
K
~
26%
130%
Amer
Jan
2% Mar
*7
700
•
'
4
Jan
13
31,300
X
Fort
11,800
Kaiser
' \-
-
5
1% Feb
•fa Mar
550
non-voting
of Canada—
4%
Feb
3,100
A
Motor
4%
Jerry
■
Class
Ford
8%
30,500
10%^ 10%
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
10c
Jan
7% Feb
High
5%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan"
8%
5%
4,000
62%*$3%"
1
class
5%
Jan
•:
Low
5%
Kawneer Co
Instrument—Li—1
&
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
Jan
Jan
90
7%
(Phila)
Jan
4%
100
172,000 ;
150,400
Low
1
Jeannette
32% Mar
45%
Shares
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Jan
11%
8%
1,900
"
105 %
Jan
4%
for Week
of Prices
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
Israel-American Oil Corp
Mar
9%
16
.<
Week's
Sale Price
*
Feb
42%
: - ^
400
2%
;u
3%
3,000
,,
15
Jan
Exchange
Irving Air Chute
Mar
Feb
9%
24
850
.
'
£ 8
8
:
-
8% .V 8%
:
~2
25c
Association
4,500
24,900
Jan
Feb
102 %
1,600
3%\
•43%.
6
30
10%
,
l
& Co class A
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Fire
10
29%;- 32%
.
v
:
..
13%
103% 103 %
31%
3%
.
preferred
f
.
10%
f—1
5
.
-$2
1.100
6%
14%
100
Empire Miliwork Corp
Smsco Manufacturing Co_
Equity Corp common
5,000
51,900
13%
7%
14%,. 15 %
7
_20c
High
13%
600
15
Friday
Last
American Stock
31,800
17%, 18%
Corp
pfd
16
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
Electronics
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
MARCH
ENDED
»
Shares
Electrographic Corp
of
WEEK
for Week
Low
——1
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1A
"l%
1A
17,608
li\ Feb
112
Feb
40c
2%
2/5
2 -A
19,300
2
Jan
2U Feb
137% 139%
3,050
134
Jan
139% Mar
1
100
Co—
138%
1
2%
50c
3
2%
2%
2.800
2
Feb
2%
Feb
9%
*
9%
1,300
8
Feb
10%
Jan
3
3%
37,600
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
25«
52%
48
53%
42,000
38%
Feb
53% Mar
1
17%
17%
18%
3,500
16%
Feb
19
Jan
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
?
FOR
RANGE
Friday
X
New Park Mining Co
New
Process
New
2%
IZIi
Lites
North
class
Cement
B
North American Rayon $3
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Penn
RR
Corp
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
100
~m "3{i
57'/a
A
6%
7,000
13%
6%
Feb
41%
12
50%
Jan
4Va
Jan
12,500
914
Jan
14
14
Jan
10214
101% Mar
130
103%
—1
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
3,500
2%
Jan
Ogden Corp
3% Mar
12%
Jan
15% Mar
Ohio Brass Co class B
Ohio
Power V/2%
Oils
Okalta
Okonite
Old
14%;'
common
15%':
64
preferred
.100
Company common
Corp common
2
55%
108
.900
Ltd
2
81%
23
675
<
110%
81
2
A
52%
290
A
77•'
65
Jan
111%
Jan
lif
2
87%
3,12(5
69 Va
Jan
5%
5%
800
5%
Feb
6%
6Va
300
6'/a
Jan
6%
8 Vs
8%
4,200
6%
Jan
17%
200
leva
Feb
18
Jan
131
Securities
128%
—1
.
.
125% 129
3,450
105
5V2V0
23
Jan
redeemable
6%
redeemable
4.80%
1st
preferred
$4.40 dividend
preferred
preferred
preferred
div
900
Jan
102 y»
Feb
116
10414
Jan
105%
43
Jan
4314
29%
Feb
37% Mar
preferred
Pacific
Power
&
Page-Hersey Tubes
Israel
Oil
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Motors
Park Chemical
Class
Patino
Penn
of
12% Jan
Jan
20% Mar
44
41
46%
14,000
37%
Feb
46% Mar
414
Jan
Feb
20
£1
%
52,000
Paper
Corp
42
1
Manufacturing common
Oil
common
9%
1,200
8%
Jan
9% Mar
10%
13%
8,500
9
Jan
L 13% Mar
35%
35%
36
4,500
preferred
24%
~8%
~8%
200
714
Feb
15%
15%
15%
1,000
14%
Jan
5%
5%
300
5%
Feb
2,800
California
Southern
Materials Co
101%
Southern
Pipe Line
Southland
74,800
12%
175
2% Feb
50
78%
Co
i
$1.60
Jan
Standard
61%
Feb
61%
Feb
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc
900
S%
6%
15%
15
15%
14%
14%
15%
1,600
1
10
9%
10%
11,800
V 8%
600
4%
5%
700
2
400
Standard Dredging Corp common
6 % Mar
Jan
80%
convertible
Factors
1
66 y2
11
Mar
35
34
35
2,000
32
Jan
35
Mar
18%
18%
18%
2,600
1614
Jan
19
Feb
16%
Feb
18%
Feb
18%
18
18%
1,500
16%
Jan
19%
5%
5%
5,300
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
5%
5%
10,100
4% Mar
5%
Jan
3%
3%
5,200
3V4
Jan
374 Mar
7
Feb
4%
Feb
Standard^ Products Co
1
Standard-Thomson
1
21
21
22
400
18 Vb
Feb
22
Mar
3A
49,500
2%
Jan
6%
preferred
&
Light common
Corp
Standard Tube class B
1
5%
5%
Starrett
(The)
1
3%
of
7%
7%
10,500
Jan
7%
Steel
Co
7%
7%
8%
4,800
6
Jan
8% Mar
Steel
Parts
3%
4%
900
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Stein
1
24%
24%
25%
7,100
19%
Jan
26%
Jan
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Inc
Polaris
Porto
Mining Co
Telephone Co-
Power Corp
P
R
M
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Sterling
1,850
99%
Feb
107%
Jan
Stetson
7
1,000
6% Mar
7%
Jan
Feb
x6%
Feb
Feb
28 % Mar
4———
—
5%
514
700
28%
100
5
25%
2%
2%
22%
22%
8%
800
55%:
300
53,
Feb
57%
700
53
Feb
8%
1
—
55
55 %
57
1
40
?
6%-
16%
13%
77 '
*
4%% cumulative preferred—-100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—♦
Pyle-Natlonal Co common-.
5"
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
—•
10
10%
,
6% Jan
.
,2
•'•>
500
13%
Feb
Jan
v
8a
17%
-
Class
133%
101
125
7314
1,800
Rels
conv preferred
Pump Co
(Robert) & Co—
Reiter-Foster Oil
Corp__
50c
——
Reliance Electric
Vtc
to
extended
Jan
3
1965—
Russeks
Co
Fifth
2,500
11%
9,500
814
"9%
15,200
Jan
17
Jan
25 y2
Feb
23% Mar
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
,
Feb
x42%
Jan
10%
Feb
11% Jan
Jan
64% Mar
7% Jan
9% Mar
-
-
2%
3,000
80
Jan
Trans
•
27%.
800
8% Jan
2%
96
Jan
Feb
3%
Corp Ltd
Ulen
Salem-Brosius
San
Carlos
Inc
.
Milling Co Ltd
Cura
pfd
pfd
5%
"
33%
5%
35
200
Stock Yards
Mar
5
Jan
5%
Jan
United
Asbestos
4%
Feb
5% Jan
United
Elastic
1,200
30%
Feb
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Jan
4%
2,200
3%
Feb
4% Jan
6%
200
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
Amer
I.;
9%
87%
4,400
1%
3,300
10
200
80'
5%
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
United
87% Mar
7% Mar
10%
10%
Jan
United
24
Feb
United
Co
Seaboard
Western
50c
2%
1
19%
Securities Corp General
ror
40
Co Ltd
Airlines
fonf notes
see
]
paee
35.
38%
2
A
17%
3
40
2A
191/4
3
574
A
"
U S
;
6,800
-
1,100
69
69%
>
8%
8%
r
1%
>
class
1
B
Co
Reclaiming
Corp
Universal American Corp
Feb
Universal
Consolidated
2i96 Mar
Universal
Oil
Insurance
21%
3
-
V. 2%
4 Vs
1,300
1%.
>
;13%
j-
'
7
Jan
A-
Jan
7o3/4
Feb
9%
Jan
102
Mar
-K'
Marf'
X2
4
Jan
Feb
7*0
-
Jan
Jan
2%-
2A
2,500
1A
J
Jan
3%
130,100
914
Jan
400
29 Vz
Feb
50
3iy8
Feb
30
■
' 30 y4
' 34
,
;
v
Feb
Feb
Jan,
.274 Mar
2 A Mar
7;
.,
'
3
%,
274
Febr , 17'7. : ,514
11%" 12%
7%
Jan
Mar
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
5%
.
3%..Jan
-A2% Mar
.32
Jan
34
Mar
8
Mar
7
Jan
•,
,
.
Jan
8
2,100
5%
5%
2,400
5%
Feb
49%
50%
300
46%
Jan
8%
5%
"
2614
Feb
300
2414 Mar
3,800
5%
5%
8
6%
9%
31%
7%
.
7V4
811
Jan
175
Jan
-26% Mar
«
Jan
600
7 V2
734
16,300
Feb
5%
7%
A
34%
ili
33
50% Mar
5% Mar
26% ^
25
Feb
225 ya 228%
Sugar
1
1
50c
25c
Jan
Feb
34% Mar
8
Jan
common
..
.
50
-
33/a
Jan
7
Jan
18% Mar
Feb
58% Mar
1,600
52%
460
37%
600
12
6,200
2
3%
18
4%
4%
2%
2%
45,100
1,300
Feb
Jan
1
47,700
2%
5y8
230
225% Mar
58%
41% x43 %
17
5,500
18%
14
2
21/4
34 V*
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
3% Mar
2%
,
„
39j/2
14
2%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
x43% Mar
414 Mar
3,200
15ys
Jan
18
Mar
200
414
Feb
5
Jan
2
Jan
274 Mar
-
9,700
Jan
64%
Feb
63%
6414
600
55 V2
31%
31%
32 y4
100
30 y2
Jan
32% Mar
10
6074
50
65 %
49,150
41 Va
Jan
65 y2 Mar
5
474
4,900
4y2
Jan
10
15
Co
2
4%
5
I!
Jan
19
*'t,7 \
:' / 76%
71% Mar
34,000
.26,900
13
Jan
Feb
8
99
225
3,200
38
27 %
Jan
63 V2
.
Feb
,A/ 25% Feb
V
l,7. Mar;
5,700
'
12 y*
Jan
2%
7 29%
'
2% ' -23.4.;
i.4%; ^,-4%.;
37%
22%
17
14'- -Jan
-•
.,>
-5% Mar
300
101 Vs
99
:
V*
13
2
x43%
31%
17
414
2%
11,000
% Mar
41%
'
200
37%
Stores Corp common—;
Jan
12
Jan
xl6% Mar
7 :;
200
A
25
common
United
1% Jan
407a Max
74%.;Jan
*'4
'
7 ;
■
1%
1A
1
10c
Specialities
Air Conditioning Corp
Jan
37%
7
Mar
i 74
.
V
6
53%
7%
900
,
•*>
17
57%
:
Feb
4,800
25
Shoe Machinery common—.—25
preferred
6%
1,000
28%
214
17%
common
2,800
21%
.
•
10s
Canal
Sharing
States Vitamin
Jan
3%! Feb
f
33 1
«
23% Jan
;*
3,300
.1,500
Feb
2,500 ■* " 26V4 Feb
3007
"24- - Jan
ilD% Feb=
A
r;23%^an":
14,500
4
12%-
Feb
Af-11%
0.200
38%
225%
Profit
Rubber
30,500
—
7
4;. 12%. Jan
11% Mar ■■7
30,600
1%;
25
10
&
RR
Foil
26%
.31%
.
•
-
14.700
„
33
100
J
S
23%
26
r
Feb
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
N
S
6%
,
common
United
6%
•
common
Bcurry-Rainbow Oil
Products
U
6%
-
711
33%
U
l
1 Va
2%
•
•
Feb
800
99
1
9
54,600
9%
'
—
Corp
Corp
3% Mar
311
•
5%
Jan
A
8%
11%
v
common—50o
7
3
8%
1
22% Mar
—20
Omaha
2} \ Jan
20%
3%
—_25c
Inc
Jan
22%'Mar
—20
Bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
Steel
of
Preferred
23%
20
series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
BculJin
Co
Products
Aircraft
3,800
4
7%
1,900
5,30o ;%
<
—'"•*>
1 %.
69%
8%
■
-
.;: 15% Feb., :;r' 17% Jan
.15 ;• Feb .•5.7 716%'. Jan
29% Mar
24% Jan
1,700
16%
4
6%
7%
17%,w
29%
a 1091VJan
10c
Investment
35
--t.8%
•>
A-v.f v-. <:
16
11%
17
\
s
Union
United
20
series
Cum pfd 4.40%
Bchick
Corp
Feb
Union
10
■-»
■
>12%^
29%
15
8
series...
414 %
—.^-1
Feb
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
Ltd
warrants
25
14% Mar
.2.50
,
,V;A .7% Feb
'.*
28 Va
,.
47 7 Mar.
-
4Y» Jan
fr%-Jan
"
e;:10O
■: -
—
321%
5
•
Feb
86
Jan
"
:'"'_.1% •
—__i_>_1.2$.,}2Va~
Management Company
Jan
86
Feb
*
<
'.,.13% Feb
.',18% Jan
/
!
v./.
,„1A
100
Union Gas of Canada—
12%
—1
common
16%
7 43>,
2008,600
8,1
7
Feb
5% Mar
Jan
300
.
i.;"
«;r0
;.
Feb
Jan
Mar
19%
Jan
9
:r
Jan
20
Jan
3%
100
•13' -7 13%
Jan
United
Bt Lawrence
47
Xl6%
16%
12%
4
5V4
Feb
99% Feb
4,800
1
"
18%
23,000
ii—rm:-,
33
5,100
1
common
46%
11%
,
70c
preferred
Corp__
Temper
14%
Ryerson & Haynes
*
3% Feb
14%
34%
57
1,000
;
5% "
.11%
1. /'.. 13%
Oils
Empire
14%
1
/ n%.
1
Oil Corp.
Lux
Trans
13%
5*5
*
25c
pfd—1*
Construction
&
Tri-Continental
14%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
19
514 .'
V
16%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
:—1 ,
Trans Caribbean Airways class A_—10c
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A——^V5Oc'v.-
■True
Jan
Realty
Toledo Edison 4%%
Jan
38%
Toklan
Jan
1%
2,600
96
-
5
3'/a Mar
'
14%
1.25
62 V2
16%
29%
>
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common.—
20
36% Mar
15%
$4.56
Roofing Inc—
•
common
Mar
•
1.50
Company
200
Tobacco
26% Jan
*
1
2,800
;
t
common
& Light
Power
Tishman
Mar
Feb
21%
3%
3%
26%
5
j
~5
(The F C)
T
14% Feb
1
Russell
Jan
3%
3
96
57%
57
37% ~ >34%
3%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc———10c- " > 3% '
70c convertible preferred
10
-12% - ;V 12%
Thor Corporation common
28%
—201 VCa 281%'
Tliorofare Markets Inc——,—J.
25c '
24%
24%
Tilo
10% Mar
Mar
7
7%
7
3%
21%
9
34% Mar
59
£1
Ltd
Ave
41%
10%
96
Jan
6%
—-5
common
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Cablle Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Oil
39%
,
17%
7%'
Thew Shovel Co common-—,
1—5
Thiokol Chemical Corp!
—„__^1»
x23
29,100
10%
100
ord reg
Rome
Royalite
1%
-
41%
1
pfd F-
2,500
,
'■"j,
;! Texas Calgary Co *.-L—,
c
3
1
5
Texas
13% Mar
3,300
1 Va
__50o
21%
*
18% Mar
24
800
1%
1%'
1
Gas'& Elec 4%
Rochester
23%
1%-
1
20
-
73% Mar
29%
700
23%
22%
i%-
•
vtc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets
300
l
_____
(Texas Corp)
200
23%
22%
-
33% Mar
18%
104% Jan
15 % Mar
7,400
S
& Engineering—Remington Arms Co Inc_;.___:
Rice-Stix
Inc.—•
|
Richmond Radiator—
Rico Argentine Mining Co_;
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
2514
36%
'
-
15%
1
1
-
1,600
15%
24%
20
;
i
16%
16
34
Jan
;
Feb
:
36
Feb
31
5%
27%
.500
25%
4
300
19% Mar
62%. Jan
16% Jan
1,000
11% ' 18%
3314 ' 34%
71
7% Feb
16%
-1
common....,
$1.25
Reda
t
Corp
B
33,900
„
-"T
Tampa Electric Co common
10% Feb
3% Mar
8,600
4%
3%
'
102% *02%.
73%
;
-
Jan
13% Mar
20%
<
1
Corpi„
18
Feb
3%
•
Talon Inc class A common
Feb
"16 Vi Jan.
-
"•
•
Mar
3
Oil
Finch
Jan
15% Mar
12%
33%
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Feb
Mar
8
18%
4
25c
Supermarkets Corp—
Superior Portland Cement InCi_-
Feb
33
•
common
Corporation
Swan
300
1
Ray Drug common--
Technicolor Inc
R
A A A/,
Railway & Utility Investment A
1
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
1
Rath Packing Co common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common—
_•
Tube
Co
&
200
13 %
3'/2
1
—
.
Sunrise
'
Reading
(S)
Feb
16%
Feb
33
5
41% Mar
V
Feb
"7 10%
58
Sun
Jan
16%
10c
•
i
5 %
100
13%
1A7
(Del)
Corp
1,600
Jan
60 %
Jan
7%
17%
16
16
1
12% Mar
Jan
4,500
Stylon
57% Mar
*
; 14% Jan
1,800
1674-
Jan
Stroock
Jan
Mar
57%
~7%
7%
•
47'a
Jan
17%
5
Common
w
3
•
common
Precision
common
Jan
9
•
;
Co
(J B)
New
.
.
Quebec Power Co
19%
21,100
14 V
10%
•
.>
3
2%
2%
25 %
Feb
11% Mar
10,200
..*>11 :-7<v
io%:
1
Gas
•'
2%'
116%:
7%
2,100
4,500
..
Jan
Feb
>22
500
38% ■'.4014,
•
'
Canada ordinary
Corporation
&
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
-
2%
6,700
"
12%.
-
12
*.12%;
»
Corp
Stinnes
Jan
~2%
—1-7'
Public Service of Colorado—
1
112
12%
103
22%
„A2,50<
Progress Mfg Co. Inc_
Prosperity Co class B_
Providence
400
5,000
25c
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd-*———LI
Producers Corp of Nevada
I——I
V
1%
13%
28%
of Canada commonA-0 /• V1
Inc
"l%
(A)
105%
20c
& Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common.
Feb
j 13
2.50
common
Pratt
Feb
10s
Rico
Powdrell & Alexander
3%
3%
•
B
3%
5%
34,600
Jan
Jan
8% Feb
Jan
1
314
Jan
5% Mar
18 Va
Jan
Jan
60
10
Feb
8%
7%
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Scale common
16%
56%
10c
Pneumatic
2,300
1,500
Jan
Feb
6%
17%
29
Jan
50,500
Jan
56%
7
Jan
4%
27
11
4%
3,000
•
4%
1,900
60
7
59
105%
7,300
10%
10 Vs
58
HI
50
5%
59
Feb
59
V
5%
27%
3V4
8%
(Ky)
class
5% Mar
Jan
5%
27%
10%
Oil
Packaging Corp
Power
Jan
6V4 Mar
59 %
Standard
Standard
Common
Feb
5%
Jan"
10
1
-10
1
15% Mar
15% Mar
Standard
4%
Feb
5
x5%
17
Mar
81
474
1,500
5%
17
Jan
5% Mar
50c
Jan
Jan
6
4%
6%
Jan
9
3% Mar
200
5%
1,100
5%
1
—1
13%
Convertible
5%
Jan
16%
Jan
68
800
4%
5
.j.
20
preferred
Corp
81
3%
13
Jan
79%
6
Jan
2
5
1
1% Mar
1
26
1
5%
5%
25%
Stahl-Meyer Inc
84% Mar
Feb
Royalty
Spencer
Feb
110
Jan
44%
1
& Company
Shoe Corp
Spear
1614 Mar
Jan
107
Inc—-
2%
'
Jan
8%
2
Southern
Jan
13
25%
Corp..2
Jan
Feb
1
Jan
Petroleum
84%
1%
1
Jan
104%
106% Mar
Feb
50
27
4.08%
1%
Ltd™
Feb
Feb '
1%
Mines
Jan
25%
103%
Phillips Screw Co__.
Gold
44%
1,100
43%
25%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co
•
Pioneer
Jan
Jan
4%
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie__
Pittsburgh Railways Co
900
4.32%
23,100
shares
Jan
46%
Jan
83,500
Amer
28
Feb
26%
36,600
Ltd
Feb
46%
41%
Feb
1%
common
27
27%
44%
3
Pinchin Johnson
Jan
300
25%
27%
3%
Pierce Governor
3614 Mar
58%
1,800
1%*7 2%
Minerals
Jan
Feb
25
1
fc
33%
54
California Edison—
original
5
•
9
25
25
25
2%,
Jan
9%
preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Jan
Feb
514
13%
convertible
2
Feb
%
42% Mar
1
4.48%
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
Feb
27% Jan
16 %
84%
8
4%
Jan
Jan
"
1
20,700
26%
2%
4V8
Mar
26 %
108% 110
2
~514
Feb
1
12.50
common
Co
"5
5
'
6%
A Mar
•
Mills
500
>
2.50
Oils
Jan
16%
r%
'
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian
11%
4,800
36%
5% Mar
1%
.
37
1,400
20%
2%
5%
Ltd
Jan
12
19%
25
25
x99 % Mar
Co_
35'A
11%
ig7/8
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
760
(The)-
50
ii7/8
4.56%
Corp
Canada
Traffic
Pep Boys
36%
1
4.88%
!
Parkersburg-Aetna
•
57,300
Penn
Mar
•
Jan
27%
15%
514 Mar
2
31 Va Mar
41,100
5%
Jan
Feb
Jan
29% Jan
x99 % 101
1
Feb
26
29%
Jan
Company
400
5%
2%
B
Feb
%
267,800
28%
Jan
Mar
Parker Pen Co class A
44
Feb
102
Corp
38% Mar
414
14,800
2
27
Feb
28%
105
:
5%
1%
28%
Jan
Jan
6%
Southern
Jan
Mar
Publications—
lo
vtc
4%
2
28%
*
Coast Corp
Jan
3174
14,400
5%
South
110
15%
38%
4%
Feb
Xl05% 10614
•
;
35%
51/4
40c
500 fr
Inc
(Howard)
Mar
2
1% Mar
58,000
28%
28%
26%
100
2
414 Jan
25%
36%
I
Corp
2 Bol
(C A)
1%
800
74% Mar
34 Vt
2
Shares
Amer share-T-l Bol
vtc
(C A)
2
35%
5%
Jan
106
common
P&ncoastal Petroleum
Pan
pfd
10c
34%
6%
31%
102%
1
Light 5%
35%
•
Precision
Airways
34
320
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
•
common
Jan
xl02% 103%
1
•
Ltd
American
Jan
102%
Pacific Northern Airlines
700
2
Creek
South
26%
99%
2%
116
100
28%
27
*
Canada
& Exploration
Develop
Breweries
113
100
^
of
116
400
1,800
28%
«,»•
-•
25
common
914
Feb
28%
28 %
28%
10% Jan
Jan
4
Smith
25% Mar
28%
Jan
Mar
68
28%
28%
Jan
25
1,300
37% Feb
*
cum
~~
Feb
9%
Jan
1,450
33
300
30%
8% Mar
21%
6,100
Jan
35%
25
dividend
$4.36
33%
30%
—25
4.36%
red
1st preferred—
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.75
33%
pfd series A—25
25
3,600
4%
29%
2,000
36%
25
red 1st preferred
red 1st pfd
4.50%
36%
25
1st
36%
_28
1st preferred
8%
Feb
614
10
Boss
1st preferred
6%
8%
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
P
6%
8%
Slick
9% Feb
Jan
500
A
25%
24%
•»«-»
891/2 Mar
h
1st pfd— -23
Jan
74%
Sonotone
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
514
Mar
Omar Inc
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares..10s
700
4%
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
8 Vs
>
5%
72%
'Sjmmons-Boardman
Jan
614
5%
12% Mar
"9%
Silex Co
Jan
5%
7 7
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
1174
9%
Simca
A Mar
6'/a
—1
—7
cumulative preferred
Olympic Radio & Television Inc— —1
1%
200
4%
Class B
Mar
Mar
108
2.7Q0
16%
Town
40c
Overseas
65
108
A
18,900
12,500
12%
5%
5
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
'
.500
common
2
1%
12%
Mar
8%
72%
Sicks
Jan
3%
Jan
•
Silver
Oceanic Oil Company
574
8%
1
Siboney
Feb
2 Vs
3
3%
900
11,900
20,400
20c
Shoe Corp of America class A
Jan
4%
8%
8%
& Power
Denn
Products
Sherwin-Williams
Mar
2%
19% Mar
Inc
4%
Feb
4%
14
Jan
•
Sherwin-Williams
5% Mar
214
1%
Jan
14%
Shawinigan Water
90% Feb
101 % 103
•
*12%
8,400
Sherman
Jan
21,800
5,4
11%
•
i
46 %
1,700
19%
1%
Mining
High
14
18
1
Inc
Low
13
10c
1
common
Leather
Shattuck
46% Jan
90
pfd—100
America
Feb
Feb
49%
5 A
5 Vs
Servomechar.isms
Jan
41
700
44
Corp
Seton
14% Jan
42
42%
1
Class A
8%
Jan
11%
Servo
Control
class B
of America
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
1
Safety
Serrick Corp
3j I Mar
Feb
26,200
7
12%
2A
50
Co
of
Jan
64
42,400
7
Sentry
Jan
6214' 63%
127/e
25
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4V*%
Nuclear
16
50
pfd
Northeast Airlines
North
Feb
Feb
Share*
14
•
12.50
Sentinel Radio Corp common—_
2% Mar
2
12
1
Jan
15
Inc
Bros
Belby Shoe Co
Jan
900
3
10c
A—10
10
Corp
84
Jan
200
io
6214
1
Inc__
American
Class
16
—-10
Nipissing Mines
Norden-Ketay
2
15 Va
common
New York Merchandise—
Noma
~2%
~2%
—•
New York & Honduras Rosario——10
Co
3%
Jan
Beeman
Jan
2
for Week
•f Prices
Low
High*
Feb
2»/a
6,200
common
York Auction
New
2%
2%
1%
81
Superior Oils
Co
12,500
Sales
Bange
Par
Low
1%
Week'*
Last
Bale Price
American Stock Exchango
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1%
1%
™20c
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Friday
Share*
of Price*
Low
Par
•
.
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
MARCH 16
WEEK ENDED
Sale*
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
V-
Monday, March 19, 1956
(1394)
5
Feb
%
Volume 183' Number 5517
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1395)
3
!
X
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
+ i*f*
**i
v*Mi'"*,•*.
.
■„
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
;:.j' American Stock Exchange
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
(or Week
of Prices
FOR
16
Sales
Last
,
;'.: ..:
stocks
Par
Low
High
*
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
,
BONDS
American
Stock
'n'
Week's
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
Hale Price
'
Exchange
Range
Friday's
or
High
Low
Valspar Corp
$4
'
common
convertible
preferred-
Vanadium-Alloys
•Van
Norman
.—1
-
31
61/2
100
Feb
31»/4
Feb
88
Feb
.6,700
99
1,450
95
Jan
11,100
9
Jan
10
20c
107/b
9%
4% Mar
Feb
5%
Parana
Jan
1
5%
5%
6%
13,800
34 %
33 V4
34%
1,100
25
Jan
161/2
400
15%
Jan
16% Mar
57/8
61/8
5,500
47/8
Feb
stamped
Corp
l7/a
1
51/2 Mar
8%
Jan
Rio
de
Janeiro
ARussian
A5%s
*
Waco
-
Aircraft1 Go-jr—a
•
Wagner Bakingn.voting
7% preferred.m&t
ctfs
ext
cumulative
Co
common,
& Knapp
$6
series
'
;
Amer
&
•Westmoreland
r
*
pfd
Stationary
Wilrich
v
137
Wilson
Brothers
Wood
;
1 6%
/
23
133%
Feb
300
Indus¬
Rail¬
util¬
65
Jan
trials
roads
ities
Feb
67.06
13
Feb
19%
800
Feb
7
5,900
1/2
Date
Jan
25
9—
3Vii
800
3%
7
Jan
4%
18%
19"
\
2
Last
Period
Sale Price
—
Lt
&
RR
13%
Jan
181/4 Mar
20%
or
67.47
177.52
97.92
67,36
177.40
97.97
67.34
178.84-
97.90
15--—-
507.50
169.66
67.52
179.81.
97.79
March
8%
Jan
Jan
v„
1"%
Feb
Date—
2% Jan
Closing
Bonds
AGesfuerel
Isarco
debs
6s
Guantanamo
•
101%
Jan.
1993
May-Nov
150
H
-
Fri.
—■'/
71%
t64
69%
73
98
A7s
with
A7s
Nov
Nov
ex
1
1940
1947
1
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
100%
65
1952.
coupon
mortgage 6%s
6%s
Ohio
due
1953
Power
1st
mortgage 3%s
1971..1
1968
3s
3 %s
1970
Piedmont
Hydro-Electric
i J
with
A6%s
i.-;
liq tr ctfs__
ex
Oct.
Oct
1
1
Jan-July
Ja?i-July
April-Oct
and
1st
ref, M 3s series
27/bS series C
1960
B
3s
D
E
series F
Southwestern
Terni
Gas
Gas
Gas
A6%s with
A 6
%s
&
3%s
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
Aug 1
Aug
ex
Dye
&
1940 coupon
1947 coupon
1
Chemical
1947
1
Western
Newspaper
346.2*
340.1
+ 1.8
346.2
269.4
427.2
+
2.0
435.8
324.7
395.3
+ 3.1
407.4
304.2
456.2
+1.2
332.8
+ 2,1
339.8
!j
159.4*
158.5
+ 0.6
159.4
,,
323.8
318.1
368.9*
362.8
Non-Durable
"/
'
407.4*
-
Goods
339.8*;
Finance
and
Service !
Mining
•New
High.
30
.;.*
101
147
92%
1
100 % 101%
103%
Transactions at the New York Stock
98%
75
90
99
92%
99%
101%
3,103,200
Mon. Mar. 12
6s
99%
1953
102%
„
Tues. Mar. 13—
2,785,645
5,810,000
414,000
3,138,860
5,448,000
156,000
3,270,100
3,129,870
■4,812,000
15,427,675
$27,175,000
104
14
98%
4
100%
1
95%
99%
100
88
102%
96%
103
*112
Union
Feb-Aug
Total—
1956—
June-Deo
6s
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
102%
80
June-Aug
1959
Feb-Aup
104
102% 102%
79%
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
1947
80%
3
102%
104
6
102%
Sale Price
AS
f
78%
7s
1939
AHanover
A Lima
105
1
104
AMedellin
1947
(City
of)
redeemed)
(Prov)
27,175,000
stamped
7s
AprfZ-Oct
1952
1
104%
110
1949
1951.
226,169,900
$29,012,500
$18,404,500
$238,067,300.
$236,390,900
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Hold
No.
Jan.
Low
Foreign
(Number
Range Since
Domestic
Bonds
of
Shares)
1
High
Government
Bonds
$67,000
1,055,775
33,000
1,232,965
1,431,675
109,000
63.000
$67,000
52,000
162,000
628,000
1,379,100
57,000
$329,000
$1,113,000
Thurs. Mar. 15
——
Fri. Mar. 16—
j-
Total
*80
81
20
127
124
125%
112
112
111%
113%
6,552,910
25
*125
-
84
22
'
Foreign
Corporate
Week Ended Mar. 16
1956
Stocks—No.
of
1955
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$18,000
204,000
Wed. Mar. 14
190
*86
Feb-Aug
1,403,395
Tues. Mar. 13
*80
*20
t;
Stocks
Week's Range
Jan-July
$152,000
85,000
~~5~666
276,000
691,000
261,000
$23,000
$1,465,000
Jan. 1 to Mar.
1956
16
1955
6,552,910
Shares
4,548,600
45,711,149
65,213,277
$329,000
$307,000
1,113,000
402,000
$2,727,000
2,720,000
$4,196,000
2,888,090
47,000
870,000
23,000
459,000
$1,465,000
$756,000
$5,906,000
$7,954,000
Bonds
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
6%s stamped 1958
(Plan A) 2%s 2008—-May-Noe
stamped
16,502,000
19,057,200
217,162,700
$8,000
Total—
Germany—
6%s
(Peru)
11,785.400
105
105
June-Dec
6%s
1947
(20%
City
Maranhao
,
6s
163,000
$1,902,500
$39,000
80%
105
April-Ocf
Waterways
secured
A Hanover
$112,000
1,798,500
International Bank
Mon. Mar. 12
Feb-Aug
1951.
7s
128,480,965
103 Va
34
*70
Munic
178,530,017
14,527,760
15,427,675
Stocks—No. of Shares-
Foreign
105
105
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A
1952
Cons
1955
1956
.1955
Bonds
25
*80
AGerman
4,985(500
Jan. 1 to Mar. 16
Week Ended Mar. 16
Railroad and Industrial-
*180
&
(.•
$29,012,500
$39,000
—
104
102%
Jan-July
B
-V
173,500
$1,798,500
U. S. Government
*100
Jan-July
Port
6,041,000
*25
(Germany) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
series
6,248,000
5,604,000
-.
1956
125
; 100
1956
ABaden
A6s
$6,134,000
99
" *
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s
April 1940
A Danzig
:
Bond.
Salt*
,733,000.
5,308,000
102%
*25
Low
Jan
,
97
96%
*100
Feb-Aug
BONDS
A20-year 7s
$15,000
24,000
Fri. Mar. 16
98%
98%
Friday
■'
$322,000
Bonds 'ir'
100%
102% 102%
1953
1973
coupon
Stock
$5,797,000
Thurs. Mar. 15—
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
Bonds
99%
94
Government,
Bonds
Foreign
Tot*I
United States
'
96
-,-98
*98% 100
96%
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
Wed. Mar. 14
„
$94% 100
Jon-July
1970—__Feb-Aug
265.6
284.8
;
Exchange
Number of and Miscel.
Shares
Bonds
150
100 Ve
*103%
'
-
...
102
102
*96
',t
101%
Stocks
*94
'
■
-
143.6
f
,
368.9
+1.7
•
283.5
i
335.4
v'+1.8'
,
342.0
461.6
,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
147% 147%
100%
-
■
101%
92%
' '!
.
"
;+,.r\
*
:
461.6*
.
Transportation
Utility
f 25
April-Ocf
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
West Ponn Traction 5s 1960
'
101%
>•*93
LOW
High
Change
435.8*
*100
1971
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
.
/
Dec
96
101
97%
ApriZ-Oct
'56
.
.
ex
3s
3%s
United Electric Service Co—
A7s with Dec 1 1940 coupon
A 7s
99 %
Feb-Awp
—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Hydro-Electric Co—
United
102 %
Feb-Aug
1979
Counties
997/b
101%
101
*99
1955-1956-
Percent
Mar. 2,
-
*101% 102%
Feb-Aup
1978
Southern California
Southern
101
*98
Jan-July
1976.
series
series
■'
93%
—
*100
101%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1973
1976
3 %s
3s
.
the closing prices of the common
'
Durable Goods
52%
/ 98% 101%
101
*176%
Public
.
*
Trade,
*93%
I960.:
coupon
Bouthem California Edison 3s 1965
3%s series A 1973—.
;
on
for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
"" t
Co-^-
1940 coupon
1947
48"%
100% 101%
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
1998_Jan-JuZp
—'^Safe Harbor'Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
.
prices based
Composite
12J
—
:
101
7-
68.05 Jan 18
Manufacturing
96%
109
*25
Jan-July
A6%s
73
54
*100
Apn'Z-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
'
99
.
May-Not)
1963
to
*52
80.49 Dec
—
stocks for the week ended March 9, 1956,
98%
100%
100%
'1
ApriZ-Oct
1953
extended
1st
mortgage
'•
Mar-Not)
Valley RR 4% 1963
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st
•
1952
coupon
New
If
High
SEC Index of Stock Prices
'
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
i
2
97
96%
111% 120
86.86 Mar 16
Low
Mar. 9, '56
*160%
Jan-July
•»,1
Midland
I
12
100% 100%
*97%
119%
June-Dec
;
"".
99.14
78 87 Jan 23
86.86
The SEC index of stock
■
•
98.96
Range for 1955
86.73
16—
Mar.
89'A
65
98
1970
4s
"
97.33
98%
86%
71%
May
;
RR
99.05
-99.71
144
96%
18
61%
87%
•
'
1953
97.49
.
>101%: 102%
"3
97
15_
65
142
•-
96%
Mar.
High
62%
101% 101%
}142
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
coupon
Western
&
99.10
97.65
99.73
,
101.03
85.05
1
Low
NO.
High
63
86%
Jan-July
1956
Hydro-Electric Co—
97.62
/ 99.80
101.09
High
•
85.95
14
*25
1947
99.11
Range for 1956
84.56
Wed. Mar.
Range Since
Sold
'
A
12
Tues. Mar. 13
Bid & Asked
May-JVo»
1
97.66
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
'
*100
Nov
40
Bond*
99.77
101.13
Total
Ities
,99.72
101.07
....
10
Util>'■
Over-the-Counter industrial Stock Averages
Feb
Friday's
May-Noi)
ex
.101.01
166.84
Feb
62%
20,300
1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
»
98.03
169.04
Week's Range
1953
A6%s
I
176.61'.
167.18
Jan
"55% Jan
J62%
Jun-Dec
1998-..
5s
Rails
500.24
'
—
Water
Ralls
503.88
Thurs.
Ercole Marrelll Elec Mtge Co- A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
trials
Mar
1,700
2%
16
~
-
Stocks
499.33
-
-
'
Grade
Jan
106
2,500
8
June-Dec
Elmira
,
Grade
14—4—
*
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3 Vis 1965—
V
Second
Indus¬
••
13
.
March
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
,
165.99
10
First
Jan
17%
Feb
Jan
12%
::5oo
57 % X60%
57%
8
13
5s
A
Dow, Jones & Co.:
10
March
Jan
•15
497.84
Total "
March. 12„—
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
,
March
16% Jan
''A Jan
40,100
v/;;y ;•
series
Ex-stock
"*
12%
June-Dec
4s
g
-Bonds-
Jan
15%
Quar-Feb
mortgage
d Ex-Interest.
distribution,
10
37
104
1970-.
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
1st
range),
Averages
-Stocks-
Jan
3,000
9%'
Bethlehem Steel
•
f Ex-liquidating
'
Feb
Low
1
year's
'
Exchange
6s Aug
in
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by
37
13%
22%:
Interest
Boston Edison 2%s series
included
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
11%
50
4%
A
on
daily closing
15
21%
Amer Steel & Pump 4s Inc debs 1994.
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970..
-
(not
range),
20
4%
•3%
/BONDS
'
year's
30
Feb
i7ff
listed
the
are
Mon. Mar.
,
6%
transaction
Mar
Jan
Friday
*
3%
1,900
12%
9
•
Stock
319
Stock and Bond
Below
£i
American
5%
27% Mar
3"%
2
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%
3%
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's
range), r Trans¬
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
during current week.
48% Mar
25%
__1
'
37%
4%
used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula>
tlve; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when Issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
Jan
Feb
20%
25
preference
%
A Jan
1,700
l
57
3%
Abbreviations
Jan
"100
*
54%
37
728
23
..
100
2
140
4%
-
52
5%
Ex-principal,
Jan
20%
'
1
37
3%
Deferred delivery
Jan
5%
265/B
.
a
Jan
104
45
150
X37
13%
*
57
4%
Jan
3%
21%
_i
common
143
26%
__5
Inc______.„T
Feb
"4%
—10
55%
*36 %
2012—Jan-July
Jan-July
being traded flat.
IReported in receivership.
Feb
12%
28%
12%
1919
Jan
23
22%
25
pfd
wool worth, (f W) Ltd-.
/...
; - American deposit
receipts
*
Jan
2,400
__1
Newspaper Machine.
Woodley Petroleum
Jan
13,600
%
27%
12
common
Woodall Industries
.
Feb
5
30
47%
X37
—
5 % 'preferred ; .....j./
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt,4%%
/
3
300
A
1
"
-.
Jan
Jan
1,000
25%
27
10
T
Feb
2
170
5A
137%
3%
Jan"
136%
56,600
46 »/2
Is
Inc
Petroleums Ltd
'
3%
5%
•
20
com
—
<The£ Corp,
Williams-McWilliams
Industries
Williams (R C) & .Co-
I,
4,300
Jan
102%
3
7%
102%,
Jan
3%'..
~2%
137% 140
*
102
__
Jan
2%
154,800
100
; Wickes
.'
Jan
19%
h
57
for cash
ABonds
Mar
1
3
15%
3
5%% /convertible preferred
Wichita,River Oil Corp
*
3
4%
2
1.25
Weyenbsrg Shoe Mfg__,
White's Auto Stores Inc-l——_
'
17% Jan
3
value,
tFriday's
% Mar
22%
3
140
dep rets ord shares....
Tablet
2,000
22
3 %
,40c
Manufacturing
Westmoreland Coal
23
Jan
2%
1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
Jan
20
3 %
•
Western Maryland Ry
18
2%
.
10c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
300
6%s
°/id"lot transaction (not included in
action
111% Mar
Jan
2,900
2IV4
i
preference
Wentworth
108
2s
102% 102%
*44%
Jan-July
A)
High
__
June-Dec
Government
1921
dividend,
Jan
5% Mar
22%
~2%
_1
Inc.,
5%
~3%
21%
...
———
Webb
r.,
.
Jan
4% Jan
.
22%
22%
i
—
•
900
"3%
30
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
41/2
400
'
.
«
...
l
gn^ajwetbst;
Watch
5%
•
100
.
Wallace & TiernanTnc:—!:^..——
Waltham
■
5
51/2
"
Waitt & Bond „Inc&
$2
4%
•
(Plan
stmpd
102%
Mar-Sept
1997
1
1
Low
*60
June-Dec
2%s 2008
6% Mar
•
*No par
-
(Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan
35% Mar
16%
*65
Jan.
No.
*65
April-Oct
June-Dec
Peru
10% Mar
10
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
—May-Nov
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Jan
104
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
A7s
31% Mar
5
97%
1
Vinco
7% Mar
291/4
900
4%
Venezuela Syndicate Inc
Vulcan Silver-Lead
7%
84
Steel 'Co
Industries warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
-j
7%
5
Range Since
Hold
High
Mortgage Bank* of Bogota—
A7s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
75%
75%
*154
*71
*43%
*70
73%
155
76
155%
—
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
__
—
Domestic
43%
—
—
43%
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
V. Monday, March 19, 1956
.
(1396)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
MARCH
16
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Motors Corp
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
&
——
5%
Co
51%
52%
12%
Jan
53%
Jan
•
57%
65%
196
44% Feb
21%
279
15%
Jan
31
26
Jan
32
Co
Tel
Norbute
RR
Mathleson
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
4%
>
'■-57%
Feb
47%
Jan
64% Mar
.
$14,400
<
53"
-
50 % Mar
59%
Mar
Feb
%
■
79%
; '•* 4*"
.
■
Co
8c
Jan
16%
Jan
134%
Jan
*
13c
-
•
2%
Feb
Jan
160
51%
Feb
60% Mar
.
3%
Jan
48%
12
48% Mar
52
24%
25%
783
22%
Feb
26
260
22%
Feb
26
Mar
Feb
10
Jan
Aiien
Feb
24%
Jan
American
32% Mar
34%
Jan
Baldwin
10
120
9%
22%
405
21%
33%
93
57
57%
100
56
Feb
63
Jan
.20
Mar
18%
25%
26
1,060
23%
Jan
27%
27
3.092
20%
Jan
27
55%
1,692
51
Jan
55 % Mar
Feb
Mar
Par
ACF
Wrigley
Bohn
Metal
1
Products—
Rubber
—
Aluminum
53
Feb
51%
Jan
59% Mar
56%
Jan
67% Mar
Consolidated
14 %
40
14
Jan
15
Consumers
61
64%
2,542
56%
Feb
64% Mar
Continental
27%
150
27
Jan
28
Mar
23
785
21%
Jan
23
Mar
1%
550
1%
Jan
21%
21%
522
756
35%
1.161
35 Ye
Last
Sale Price
Par
Range
24% Mar
50%
51%
1,301
48%
Jan
51% Mar
8%
Shares
Low
Gar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
_
8%
Feb
14,388
34%
Feb
3%
560
2%
Feb
17%
2,855
14%
Feb
16
9%
Motors
17 % Mar
*
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
•35%
33%
1,378
31%
Jan
64%
62%
4.437
6 J % Mar.
27%
1
28%
1,966
25%
1
_i7%
7%
7%
775
6%
5
3%
3%
3%
815
3%
1.66%
48%
.
Jan
3'A Mar
62%
common
new
Industries
Jan
36
36%
__1
Manufacturing
General
485
35%
3%
5
Trailer
Wood
Gemmer
8%
35%
—.—5
——-
—
Co
Jan
86
17%
Mogul
35% Mar
>
Feb
Jan
1
Fruehauf
for Week
of Prices
Feb
71%
22
Steel
Baler
29%
1,423
1,479
3%
Motor
j'c Mar
80
2u
—
& Mar
24%
1
Motors
21% Mar
51%
*
—
Jan
Jan
23%
Detroit
STOCKS
34%
20
1%
77
1
Ford
-
24
10
Edison
Federal
16%-Jan
1%
Gray Iron—
Economy
Jan
27%
Detroit
Sales
Jan
15%
22%
Detroit
Exchange
Jan
27%
16
5
Com
4%
Feb
300 '■
hs
—
Power
Jan
2o%
353
13
25
Paper
Jan
3%
1,357
26 %
5
Burroughs Corp
Cnrysler Corp
60
Jan
4%
26
—
235
57% Mar
4%
Htgh
15%
14% Mar
402
1
;
1,924
Low
15%
5
Budd Company
Rights
14%
3.50
—
57%
59%
Week's
Range Since Jan. I
High
1
——
Brass--
&
14 %
Friday
Shares
2
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown McLaren Manufacturing
67%
Cincinnati Stock
for Week
Low
-*—.——.1
——
—
58%
63%
I
Stores
Electric
65
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
18% Mar
50
Exchange
Week's
Last
25% Jan
53%
T DETROIT
•
Friday
STOCKS
60%
56%
5
/
Telephone: WOodward 2-5528
.
Detroit Stock
111% Mar
25
Machinery Corp
Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Waldorf System Inc
•
Westinghouse Electric Corp
-12.50
-v,.;
Feb
108%
53
S
;
Feb
10
53%
S Rubber Co
Ford Building
:
•/"-/,
f
17% Mar
139%
9,005
•
'>
Midwest Stock Exchange
r
13% Mar
23
5
American Stock Exchange
.
Feb
Jan
18%
25%
?. .'<**
Detroit Stock'Exchange »./■%
Feb
133 %
12%
32%
1
»■
146% Mar
Jan
3%
9%
*-t "
Members
•,
Jan
Jan
22
22
•
Inc
Co
U
54
~-
New York Stock Exchange' '
26
*
'
,
50% Mar
,
Jan
65%
613
,
48%
25%'
•
U
53%
103
2oo»
/
Mar
114%
2,194
*
58
—2.50
Drill
50%
WATLING, LERCHEN &i CO.
44% Mar
4,500
17%
-
111% 111%
25
Co
Twist
64'%
4y%
*
4
Feb
Jan
350
10c
65
Jan
129
4
13%
17%
issued'!
Torrlngton
'
-1993-
4%-
Transit
Cincinnati
63% Mar
-
Jan
4
52
*
131
2%
50
;
—
61%
60%
/
-
Feb
BONDS;
'
;
Jan
34%
475
78%
77%
137% 139 ;
5
Stop & Shop Inc
Union
17%
138 %
"
Webster
"When
-
50c
Association
&
Stone
141% 146%
9c
Chem
Drug Co
Shawmut
40%
100
221
131
—_100
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall
,782
4
44%
13%
Mills
Pacific
52% Jan
50%
•
61% Mar
1,897-"'
4
20
'
60
1,475
^-1
„
59 % Mar
33% Mar
Feb
65
42%
,
11%
Feb
63%
—I
—
t
49
100
H.j
392
Feb
31%
53%
50
250
58
61%
•
10
pfd_100
Co
(N
Feb
Mar
9%
10%
39%
61%
64
1
Corporation
Northern
Olin
Tel
&
51%
59%
T
'
10%
"55%
1
Narragansett
40
37%
39%
50c
Co
Racing Assn.;
National Service Companies
New England Electric System
107
57%
64
—-10
—
21% Mar
30
5
cum
'
.Ufa
Woolworth IF W)
65% Mar
20%
o
Corp
119% Mar
65% Mar
•
Corp..
Central RR Co 5 %
Feb
15% Mar
381
—10
Lone Star Cement
'14%
103%
Jan
280
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
E
59%
15%
65%
Electric (new;
Gillette
Feb
40
09%
Westlngnouse
riiy*
,
14 Vs
Jan
15%
Ford Motors Co
General
119%
—16%
—
Ou*
14
119% 119%
•
Steel
Range Since Jan. 1
U%
,
26%
"46% Mar
37"
ti
Shares
High
14%
57% Mar
•
Feb
62%
Pirst National Stores Inc
N
Jan
5
—
Copper
155
-10
100
5% cum pfd adj
100
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc—-—-—•
Kennecott
19%
U
81% Mar"
54% Jan
2
'
cumulative preferred ci B
Maine
Feb
Jan
Jan
145
720
21%
Inc
Coal
Jan
187
•
'
57%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
Island Creek
20
154
..
9
Jan
65%
21%
—
Copper Range Co
6%
179
817
56%
57%
Lew
Edison
Union Carbide
High
j
7% Jan
—.—100
—
Hecla
&
41
2,193'
81%
154
25
Service
Low *
—100
—
preferred'
Cities
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
;
of Prices
Par
Toledo
Share*
8%
79%
100
Albany RR
Sate*
184% 186%
Range
Sale Price
High
8%
186
-50
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Last
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American
Exchange
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American
'
Week's
Last,
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
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Jan
5
33 V* Mar
62% Mar
Feb
29%
Jan
8
Feb
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3%
Jan
Jan
48 % Mar
46%
48%
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42%
20
30
20%
118
27
Jan
30% Mar
Gerity Michigan Corp
1
2%
2%
222
2%
Feb,
Baldwin
8
36
37
486
32%
Jan
37
Mar
Goebel
1
5%
5%
255
5
Jan
5%
Burger Brewing
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22
22%
75
21
Feb
23
Jan
2
2
1,750
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Jan
2
Mar
28%
28%
65
25%
Jan
28% Mar
4
4
100
3%
Feb
4
Mar
73%
76%
130
59
Feb
27%
28%
792
26 %
Jan
100% 100%
7
100%
Feb
5
37%
Jan
88
Feb
American
Laundry
Carey
22%
10
Champion
Paper common
Cincinnati
Gas
Preferred
Electric
&
—:
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Mill
Cincinnati
Eagle
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Kahn
43%
89
89
90
4%
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10
Manufacturing
Lunkenheimer
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Rapid
U
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Gamble
Unlisted
Allied
28% Mar
Hoover
173
18 %
1,972
19 %
Jan
21%
450
19%
Jan
23
Feb
43% Mar
Houdaille Industries Inc
3
15%
15%
678
13
Feb
16% Mar
91
Jan
Howell
Motors
1
4%
4%
967
4%
Feb
International
Breweries
_1
10%
10%
580
9% Mar
325
3%
5%
Jan
20
36% Feb
Mar
42% Mar
Anaconda
1
Lansing Stamping
45%
45%
15
43%
Jan
43 % Mar
Masco
21%
90
19%
Jan
21% Mar
Mt Clemens Metal
50
50%
302
43%
Jan
51% Mar
Murray Corporation
40 %
5
40%
Feb
40%
101% 103%
696
94 %
Jan
337
National Brewing of Michigan-,
National Electric Welding '
Parke Davis & Co———
Feb
104% Mar
32
Jan
210
15
Feb
16% Mar
Parker
46
•
37
Feb
40
Peninsular
35
Mar
Jan
66
51%
Jan
56%
Jan
24%
100
22%
Feb
25
Feb
71%
72%
62%
Jan
23%
23%
50
21%
Feb
184% 186 %
191
179%
Jan
65%
Jan
85% Mar
315
47
Feb
55 %
75%
Jan
1%
20%
45
15%
Feb
20% Mar
17
3
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Standard
83%
190
54%
19%
13
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Feb
Feb
85'/8
17%
316
15%
Jan
17%
6%
7
70
15
15
50
6%
Jan
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Feb
13%
Feb
2%
200
1%
Feb
2%
10
147%
Feb
159%
Tube
class
B
15
4
15%
10
15%
Jan
Chesapeake & Ohio
16%
25
62%
62%
25
53%
Jan
Chrysler Corp
77%
80%
113
72%
Feb
86%
62%
65%
304
55%
Jan
34%
34%
85
Jan
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Gas
Columbus
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Ohio
Power &
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Light
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5
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General
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53
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Feb
37% Mar
Allis-Chalmers
Jan
65
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Mar
Chemical
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-
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1.20
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Jan
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American
Jan
American
Amer
34%
35%
20
Jan
35% Mar
American
Can
72%
Feb
American
Cyanamid
Mar
American
Motors
Standard
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94
94
94%
42%
42
42%
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74
34%
Jan
37% Mar
Amer Potash & Chem
85
Jan
94%
Jan
American
Radiator &
34%
Feb
42% Mar
American
Smelting & Ref (Un)
26
260
25%
50
21 %
Feb
23% Mar
American
Tel
91%
85
78%
Jan
91% Mar
American
Tobacco
53%
7
49%
Jan
53% Mar
16%
Jan
20% Mar
American Viscose Corp
Anaconda Co. (Un)
25%
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un)
19%
20%
25%
23%
45%
45 %
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54
22%
Feb
23%
24%
90
20
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Jan
46
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24% Mar
Mar
Armco
Steel
Armour
49%
49%
145
41%
Jan
49% Mar
Ashland
48
47%
48%
150
43%
Feb
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53%
53%
376
50%
Feb
55% Mar
Bankline Oil
60%
59%
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8%
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25
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Jan
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64%
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16%
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115
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700
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13%
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Radio
Jan
71%
11%
455
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51
5%
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Angeles Stock Exchange
Mar
31%
69%
12%
Feb
26
16
16%
Friday
50
230% 232
49% Mar
f
Mar
17%
Sale Price
33%
68
6
Mar
~
130
46%
Jan
297
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Jan
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Feb
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37%
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230%
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71%
5
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30%
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3
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1
Wire
&
Jan
33%
5
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Eastman
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16
Feb
18%
35% Mar
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11%
28%
65% Mar
64%
2,392
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18%
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Young Spring
62% Mar
25
10
Jan
Feb
15%
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1
Cities
125
3%
28%
1
Jan
-
42
2%
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Jan
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4
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1
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Jan
10
common—
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Jan
3%
37%
Feb
156% 156%
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550
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Feb
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23% Mar
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72% Mar
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54
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10%
18%
1
53
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Motors
125
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Kaiser
Feb
•
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American
Electric
Feb
38
10% Mar
10% Mar
10%
17%
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1
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47
35
Jan
10
&
106
16
Jan
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60
37
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2
252
34
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53
35
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125
38
25
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102%
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83
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&
40%
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17%
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Lamp
Higbie Manufacturing
102%
4% Mar
100
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121%
45%
*
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925
42%
42%
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Randall
4%
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52%
53
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124
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43%
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43%
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28
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23%
Aircraft
Inc
Mascot
Jan
a—
,
L
(Un)
8%
(Un)___
Co
Magnavox Co (Un)
Martin (Glenn L) Co
20% Mar
Feb
189
-
.
50c
.
Corp„_^
Foods
Power
•'Consumers
2,230
___:
Lockheed
Macy
Jan
58'/a
Feb
1,522 "
-
17%
22 y4 Mar •"
14
Gas
Lorlllard
56% Mar
•
Jan
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a44 a44t%
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9'/4
33V30
inc
Loew's
30% Mar
24 y8
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—
26% Mar
54%
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Jan
--
Feb
37
;
135
al5% al£ r/a
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8%
& Llbby (Un),.
Liggett <fe Myers Tobacco Co (Un)
Lincoln Petroleum Co__
1A Feb
3% Mar
24 Va
241
32: 3J !%
___25
(Un)
25%
27%"/21 %
—1:
;
Llbby McNeill
6}$ Mar
Feb
22%
.538
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al6
1
(Un):
Feb
36 Va Mar
■
5iy4: Jan
-
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6%-
Feb
.
%
32%
(Un)_—;
Columbia Gas System
80
•,
Jan
18%
61%
a66 a6,»%"
Mar
< •
2
15 Va Mar
-
20
80%'
Feb
54%
•
780
629
64- 65 '/a
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Class B (Un)___
/
a3%"
76%
/'-•
Feb
lVa
650
a62% a64
.
-
5%
"\
-138
1&%
•
37
,<
32%
-
190
6%
Feb
30%
-
Co
Land
84% Mar
124
111%
:___
Kropp Forge Co____^___
».
,
1% Mar
.420
...
135
'
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a__
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t
Jan
-u.
•
a__
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a62%
80%
*
25 ~
,
Co
Service
Lear
a.—
15%
25%
Jan
a—
a40 a40y+
-
16%
■v
56%
•
61%
;
i„__i_100
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(Un)
Chrysler Corp
618,;-,
■
'
Feb
50
1,564
1,900
61%
Laclede
84% Mar
146
(Un)„:
-
38% Feb
698
a
1
Corp
36-tt
Jan
Mar
34 y+
com_
Light
Copper
Countv
Jan
-
185
3i6y8
a3 %
~
1 V V 2_*
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com
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a29%>
v7
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16%
29 Va
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■
.1%
5
a2o%
—"
-
1
.25
.
& Ohio
Chesapeake
Chicago Corp
230
100
-
19%
:
Ji Mar
V 8% Mar
'
Jan
Jan
15 Vt
1,205
a65 V2 a 66%"
Jl
_
i
*
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Aircraft Co___.j
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16
*2*
567+
--
ll_—10 '
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Co
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Kennecott
r
655
Feb
33
34
Corp
&
1,275
124% a 125 y2
Feb
20% Jan
34y4j
a'cnemicai
Power
9%
'
15 V»
1
Ltd-
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
(J
Jan
Kansas
8
v
-
4$ 37::
34%
35%
21 y2
,
Jaa
(Un)
new
37%
a90%a91'/2
a91
Jan
25c
:33y3c
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Alum
868
37%
63
•
:
Kaiser Tndust
Kaiser Motors
Mar
19y8
'
Kaiser
Mar
50
V4 Mar
„
Jones &
•
(U11)
Co
16,400
33
37 %
(Un)__^__7l/2
Tel
&
20c
High
Feb
17c
-
678 I
2
12%
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)—_______—10
Celanese Com (Un)
'J.
L——*
Cenco Corp
L_
L_;
:
1
Case
136
i
1%
61
19'% Jan
457
a44
25
(Un)
RR
Gas
Natural
Canso
320.
alji tafii
^__1
Oil
Canadian Pacific
Feb
"
Petroleum.:
Atlantic
Canadian
17
3,528
34%
1
10c
Corp____.____i_—5
Packing
Southern
Feb >
1,836
'•••./
''
.
Mar
Oil
Co
Paper
Johns-Manville Corp
Feb
4y4
16% Jan
; Feb '
61
.8%
:
15%
Corp_.——
Super
California
Canada
*.
Intex
'.
78% Mar
■-
41%
io y4
.
10»/4
10%
9
c~_
(Un)_____.^_—1 r;
(CJn)_^
i__
5
•
•
-i
—
Industries
Burlington
18% Mar<
16
\.v ii
8/32
8/32
comston^J
'
Ihternational Tel
Jan
'
-
50
2i y4i
,21%
International
32c
117
•
International Nickel Co (Can) (Un)
LOW
63
126
32
__•
:____•
Range Since Jan. 1
18c
•
Harvester
Bales
High
a66% a66%
__
20c
j._25c
International
Sks*«s
Lots
*
imperial Development
Inierlake Iron Corp (Un)
16% Mar
-Feb
(Un)
Jan'
162
Jan
868
-
61
48%
17% »18V4'
18 V+
.10
Company
61
48
.
Broadway-Hale Btores
Budget Finance Plan
Feb
146
RR
Feb
2%
'24c
.15
Corp
Jan
"
Co " (Un)
Borg-Warner
1%
Central
Feb.,
56%
;
1,117
4y8
■
(Un)_
Inc
Jan
900
Illinois
Jan
fsr Week
Week's
Par
25% Mar
Feb
50%
16%
17 %
Boeing Airplane (Uii)__
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp__
Bond
24
217
1159 *
25c
Mining.
30%
Jan
15
157
16%
CojL^_.
Oil
27
-
.
264
.
Rang*
•! Prices
rrlday
High
-2%i
A
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
1,157
a57
2%
Bethlehem Sleel Corp (Un)
Bishop
-bo'A
a56%
a56%
<Unj__—-n..
16
Sale Price
Low
24% v24% *
(Un)
Cojp
Aviation
MARCH
STOCKS
Shares
High
29%
Instruments
WEEK ENDED
for Week
»
of Prices
Sale Pi ice
Beckman
Bang*
v
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
'A.. Last
STOCKS «
25
99Va
a41
50
216
98 Va
99ye
2,222
57%
57 y+
562
a—
—
a—
—
Feb
43% Jan
88
Jan
99
49%
Jan
57% Mar
41
Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
7
38
.
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
.
(1398)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
16
MARCH
ENDED
Friday
fo^«k
Stock Exchange (Cont.)
L.< Angolas
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
New common
7
5
Swift
&
(Un)
Co
(The)
Oil Corp
TXL
fUn)
Prod
Electric
Svlvania
•
(Un)—
Texas
Company (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
Textron American Inc common
Tide Water Assoc Oil com (Un)
Transamerica
Corp
Products
TreeSweet
.Warrants
Union
Oil
Onion
Co
(Un)..
United
Corp
United
Fruit
U
S
U
8
U S
U S
(Un)——
Co (Un)_.
Gas
•
(Un)
Van
de
Vanadium Corp
of Amer (Un)
Chemical Corp (Un)
Va-Carolina
Warner
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
;
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Wllliston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson
York
Inc
Co
&
Woolworth
(Un)
(P W)
(Un)
(Un)..
Corp
—:
_
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)_
Radio
Zenith
Corp
__
continental
10%
Feb
26% Mar
Feb
48 %
Jan
Deere
Jan
Mar
Dodge
35
37% Mar
Jan
■
Feb
23% Feb
27
33%
Jan
39% Mar
27 % Mar
27% Mar
Du
38%
42%
Jan
Feb
Eastern
Jan
12% Mar
Emerson
26%
Feb
26% Feb
Falstaff
Brewing Corp
21%
Feb
17% Mar
a__
—
Feb
6%
Jan
51%
Jan
54% Mar
Jan
32
Mar
General
Feb
41% Mar
General
51%
Jan
59
Mar
General
Mar
Feb
42
Mar
43% Mar
37
20%
37
Mar
38%
Jan
23 Va
Feb
40.
19%
2,620
,..
30
102
..
.....
a67 a67%
...
.
Jan
a—
a__
29%
_.
Electric
,
Co
General
Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co.w—^
Gillette (The) Co—
Giidden
-
Sale Price
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Aluminum
Brass
Alleghany
Mfg
Castings
(Un)
Corp
20%
Laboratories
•
71
Allis Chalmers Mfg
_20
I
26
Allied
American Airlines
American
(Un)
;
Feb
50 %
Feb
Greyhound
Corp
Jan
39c
Jan
Griesedieek
.'
Co
:
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
58%
Jan
Hallicrafters
23%
Feb
23%
Feb
86%
Feb
95
Jan
Harnischfeger Curp
Corp
Heileman
130% Mar
130% Mar
American Can Co
(Un)
(G)
Cyanamid
Co
Investment
Co
American
Tobacco
(Un)
25
A
&
Automatic
&
Santa
Washer
Bastlan-Blessing
Bearings Inc '
Bethlehem
Jan
2,000
179%
Jan
23% Mar
186%
650
75%
Feb
83%
46%
Jan
51
Jan
600
5%
Jan
7% Mar
79%
84%
900
66%
Jan
84% Mar
600
46%
Feb
54 % Mar
1,700
15%
Feb
9%
500
6%
Feb
10
17%
2,800
15%
Jan
17%
29%
10
5
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
3,500
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
50
61%
Jan
76
300
2%
Jan
1,050
24%
Jan
10
3
27%
57%
5
_
57%
800
1,200
56%
Feb
58%
Jan
34%
Jan
68
Feb
77
2%
1,700
19%
Feb
21%
2,500
32
Mar
i*6
15%
15%
16
34%
36%
24
15
23%
23%
5
15%
25
36%
...16%c
5%
2
Jan
15%
Feb
17%
900
28%
Jan
of
&
;
—
36%
Jan
28%
Feb
12%
Feb
3%
,
yl5%
34%
2,700
13%
33%
48
,
5%
3%
15%
Modine
Mfg
Monsanto
Mount
36% Mar
Jan
22%
Feb
30%
Feb
15%
1,500
12%
Feb
15% Mar
Napco
36%
1,000
32%
Feb
36% Mar
National
common
Container Corp
5%
3,000
4%
Feb
5% Mar
National
Cylinder Gas
Company
Industries
Inc
26
17%
72 Ys
26%
26%
500
23 %
Jan
27
Mar
55
56%
2,250
33% Jan
58
Mar
59%
7%
32%
36%
Jan
37% Mar
54
56
900
47%
Feb
57
29%
29%
400
24%
Feb
21
21%
1,600
18%
Feb
23%
22
22%
300
19%
Jan
23
20
Jan
21
250
12%
Feb
14
200
30%
Feb
32 %
8%
8%
3,500
6%
300
105 %
150
52%
900
50
28
28
*
50c
4%
9%
26
__
300
44
51%
100
44%
8%
1,800
8%
26
4%
300
8%
25%
21%
5
8%
25%
4%
5
24
23%
National
1
54"%
54 %
30%
31%
1,500
28
Jan
31% Mar
j
29
29
(Un)__II_II_25
100
22%
Jan
29
61
62%
900
54 V8
Jan
62% Mar
1
25%
25%
100
23%
Feb
26%
♦
65
65
•
common
Chicago <k Northwestern Ry
Co
preferred
?g
Service Co
__IIII~io
I__IIIII
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
1
I
preferred
inn
~
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I
Inc
see
page
•
45.
is
j
.
American
Aviation
65%
Jan
North American Car
25
25%
700
22% Mar
25%
Jan
26%
300
25
Feb
31
Jan
38
200
36% Mar
46
Feb
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
42%
200
39
Feb
9%
1,000
9
Jan
40
132
Jan
133% 133%
10
132
9%
136
136
Feb
43% Mar
9%
138
135
Jan
Jan
80%
2,300
72%
Feb
85%
65%
1,900
55%
Jan
65% Mar
Ohio
Edison
400
30%
Feb
35
Mar
Ohio
Oil
48%
47%
48%
3,200
43%
Jan
Jan
Oak
48"% Mar
94%
95
94% Mar
98%
39%
41%
1,300
34%
Feb
45%
45%
500
44%
Jan
45% Mar
Power
38%
16%
5
20%
100
Feb
Co
&
*
Jan
500
Feb
9%
2,900
8
Jan
10
26%
700
20
Jan
26% Mar
22
24%
203
20%
Feb
2 2'A Mar
86%
38 %
16%
20%
82%
8% Mar
Jan
21
Feb
24% Mar
300
45%
Feb
55
800
77
Feb
91% Mar
42%
Jan
45%
1,900
.'
400
250
1,700
150
Mar
Jan
Mar
11%
Feb
14
39
Jan
47%
78%
Jan
86% Mar
34
Jan
38 % Mar
16
Mar
16%
Jan
Jan
"10,200
18%
Feb
20% Mar
300
71%
Jan
82 V* Mar
3,400
Electric
17%
18
3/64
Gas
41%
w5
-
■
18% Feb
Ma r
3/64 Mar
73 V* Mar
73%
1,300
65
Jan
23%
24
1,800
22 %
Feb
24%
54%
500
49%
Jan
54% Mar
40
42%
34
Jan
42% Mar
Jan
36%
71%
36
36
__
7.50
Corp
." Jan
52
54
23%
10
17
174,500
..
•
Chem
Feb
Jan
1,500
W
25%
*
2,000
30
35%
Mar
9,700
Feb
Feb
'
& Mar
25%
&
25%
V 900
23%
Jan
25% Mar
59
60 V*
1,200
51%
Jan
60% Mar
3»2
Olin-Mathieson
10%
4%
3/64
72%
__12
(Un)
Gas
10
1
Co
Natural
51 % Mar
Jan
17%
5
Rights
Oklahoma
46
Feb
4%
14
45
81%
—
Mar
Feb
Mar
8
10%
50
16
19%
94"% Mar
27%
44
84%
37%
-»
Co—
(Un)
Manufacturing Co
Oklahoma
41 % Mar
.150
(Un)_
Northwest Bancorporation
76%
63
35
Ry
„•
10
;
Rights
80%
34
Corp
1
Jan
49% Mar
Feb
55
91%
44 %
Jan
3%
r
25%
14
44%
•
.
.
562
3/64
(Minnesota)
Feb
65
34
(Un)
Northern Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
42%
9%
«
Chrysler Corp
City Products Corp
Jan
North
37
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co ♦
Ohlcago So Shore & So Bend RR. 12 50
Chicago Towel Co common
♦
64%
Feb
800
86%
1
26%
25%
•
preferred
50
•
44
5
19
?
Jan
45%
8
National Distillers Prod
.
85%
51%
8%
1
37% Mar
(Un)___
2,500
49%
52% Feb
28%
Jan
94%
Jan
34
,
Jan
93
21
Mfg
3%
42%
45%
94%
57% Mar
Lead Co (Un)
National Standard Co.
25% Feb
50
•
Jan
100
3%
Jan
135% Mar
Feb
Feb
46:'..
>
Jan
,
8% Mar
Jan
31
47%
,
1
National
Jan
100
13%
31%
32% x32%
50
Jan
Mar
20
129% 135%
.1
Co
29% Mar
•
31%
8%
Jan
Mar
13
II
Jan
$3 convertible preferred
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
"Jan
36
,
Feb
33 %
1
RR
Jaa
33%
Jan
&
32%
300
Feb
Tile
7% Mar
100
Jan
600
18%
New York Central
8%
35%
53%
National
59% Mar
37%
-33%
r
Jan
1,000
34
Jan
5
Jan
50%
Feb
35 %
350
Mar
7%
5
100
59%
Jan
37%
200
"
200
5
400
(Un)_I_
Mar
Jan
Feb
37%
Gypsum
Jan
% Mar
332 Mar
Feb
19%
Jan
4%
15% Mar
Jan
15%
1,150
4,800
Mar
6
Jan
Jan
15%
5
300
48% Mar
3%
3%
24%
_3
—
24%
147 % Mar
Feb
67%
3%
50c
convertible
preferred
Muskegon Motor Spec conv class A
Muter
15%
ajn
43%
1,400'
1,600
/
22 % Mar
Jan
115'
700
Jan
44% Mar
300
32%
12.50
Co
Jan
400
%
5
2
27%
21%
650
...
Feb
49%
„
Feb
35
__
;
Jan
'
900
•
10
Chemical
23 %
1,900
250
common
Co
1,700
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
67%
*
&
6%
43
55%
1
(Un)
Cement
(The)
Jhn
27%
16%
__lo
Co
Inc
34%
26 V*
Ii
Co
Vernon
Feb
26% Mar
26
21%
Fuel
(Phillip)
Motorola
Jan
31%
67%
29%
...
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morns
14%
15%
4
Mfg
Feb.
25
4%
20
Portland
48%
5%
44% Mar
34% Mar
13
,
-
125 % Mar
Jan
Jan.
.
500
44%
Jan
14'A Mar
42%
.
500
Feb
32
•
29%
200..
27%
6%
49%
38%
-
'
Jan
108
400
37% Mar
25%
15%
12.50
Products
&
„
150
44%
22% 22%
142% 147%
15
Utilities
Brewing
600
1,000
23% Mar
88% Mar
•
•
Inc
Food
1,400
,
125%
41
__
147%
48%
5%
67% Mar
Jan
47%
49
44%
16%C
River
32%
.,
Feb
1
;
(Un)
Co
Min
500
26%
6%
l
Chapman & Scott
South
34%
Jan
371/2
Jan
21% Mar
Feb
59 Va
.
Mar
7%
Jan
32%
33
—
♦
Portland Cement
&
53
Feb
33%
13%
—
1
Co
Co
Jan
19%
•
Feb
47
78%
30%
14%
Jan
13% Mar
600
44
34%
1
Ky
26 %
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125
—
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L)
Monroe Chemical Co
2% Jan
2,800
Elec
29
Feb
300
123/4
"
Jan
Jan"
150
,
•
Jan
400
57%
common
Jan
-;'97
7%
Mar
11%
"
87%
36%
—10
11
23%
i
67 %
23%
19%
19%
Jan
14%
34% Mar
22%
2
&
6%
57
•
v
Mar
Jam,;
87%
*
35
5
_
Feb':
66%
7
15%
10
T
America—
V'2
24%
,
1,050'.
....
%
1,150
4%
>72% Mar
,18 f." Feb
Mar';,
Jan
22%
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400
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Central Illinois Pub 8erv
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Jan
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Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
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&
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Feb
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50
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Jan
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700
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Chicago Com
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600
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500
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Mar
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Feb
300
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Cleveland
Jan
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25%
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Iowa
Mar
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73
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46
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15%
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Jan
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Jan
71%
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Illinois
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1
Jan
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,
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1
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73
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64
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1,200
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Jan
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Mar
118
Feb
Jan
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Mar
26
Jan
16
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Paper
32
15%
40
10
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Jan
,
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Jan
16
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51%
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40
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32%
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11-11%
32
32%
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20
—
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31
8
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Feb
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Feb
120
common
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Cudahy Packing Co
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400
—
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Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
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23%
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20%
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Cement
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43%
150
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-
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Coal Co (Un)
West Kentucky
Western Pacific RR
320
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31%
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Jan
Jan
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34
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59
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22%
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Feb
Mar
37
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173
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__
Feb
1,258
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5
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8%
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,
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61
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(Ohio)
318
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60% 61
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15
(Un)
Oil Co (N J)
Standard
Jan
145
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Number 5517
Volume 183
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
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Pan American World
Paramount
Parker
25
52%
21
20
21
—
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36
Feb
15 V8 Mar
17%
200
16% Mar
17%
Feb
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5,500
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10%
10%
10%
26%
26%
27
25 %
24%
25%
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Potter Co (The)
17%
41%
Philadelphia
Feb
25%
Jan
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17% Mar
18
Jan
35 %
Transportation
Curp
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Power
39%
39%
39%
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23-/4 Mar
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21 %
Jan
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Jan
45
50
43%
Jan
45
400
37%
Feb
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Progress
17
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17
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34%
34%
35%
1,263
30%
30%
99
73%
900
54%
Jan
73% Mar
36%
300
31 %
Feb
36'A Mar
95'A
1,100
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Jan
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45'A
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73%
75%
18
18
18%
105
73%
77
37%
Jan
46% Mar
Sun
Feb
51%
600
50
Feb
27
25%
Jan
Jan
400
16
48%
1,300
43
10
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Paper Co
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1
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United
49 % Mar
United
Gas
19 % Mar
Washington
Feb
49
Jan
10
Jan
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53%
Feb
Woodward
;—13%
27%
700
5
12%
12%
12%
300
12% Mar
13 %
29%
28%
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800
27%
Feb
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131
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1,771
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.
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142
6 %
Feb
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651
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38%
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38% Mar
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Jan
127
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81
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Sangamo Electric Co
Co
new
Steel
Sinclair
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12%
13%
5,000
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14%
47%
48%
550
41%
Jan
35
200
30
Jan
35
21%
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100
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1,300
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52
aJn
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27
27%
700
26
Feb
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27
27%
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100
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Mar
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15%
160%
1
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<Un)_
Jan
69%
•
—
Jan
29
35%
73'A
Indiana——
12%
Mar
22%
1,000
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
41%
—.3
Philco
18
Pennsylvania RR
26
2,600
Low
15%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelpnia Electric common—
10%
bnare*
23%
158
..
1
& Co
com
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
17%
Co
Jan
Power & Light
Pennsylvania
14%
xl58%
Oil
Mar
31%
10
Pure
21
100
33V3O
—
Co of
Jan
100
-_100
Corp
Service
16%
15 Vs
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Public
1,500
for Week
1
Pennroad Corp
34%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Phelps Dodge Corp
52% Mar
17%
1—5
Peabody Coal Co common
25
5%
convertible, prior preferred50
Pennsylvania RR
(Charles)
Jan
15%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Pfizer
48%
Sales
Range
ot Prices
Par
High
400
34%
3
Penn-Texas
Low
52
Week's
Last
le Price
Range Since Jan. 1
1
class A
Co
,
2
(Un)
Pictures
Pen
16
MARCH
stocks
High
52%
(Un)—1
Airways
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
& Electric
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
36%
43 A
16
<39
595
% Mar
17% Feb
iov
_
171
965
5,4 Feb
37
50
370
782
22
1.600
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Feb
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
53 A Jan
504
24% Mar
22% Mar
a
—
72
Jan
% Mar
19% Mar
16%
39%
41% Jan
16
Mar
54 A
15 /a
57,4
18 ,4
80c
Jan
21%
Jan
33% Mar
!f
1,1'06
50
150
Feb
17
18%
Feb
Jan
45
Jan
17
Jan
6U Mar
36% Mar
55%
Jan
17%
Jan
70%
Feb
20% Mar
1.20
41
Jan
Mar
61'A Mar
26
Jan
24%
Feb
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86'A
—
Jan
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The Commercial
40
.
.
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
(1433)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
Safe Price
STOCK!
—10
Cities Service Co
(Un)
Clary Corp
Fuel
Iron
Cl&ss
:6%
100
32%
415
47
a28 %
System cl A_2'/2
24
(Un)
Solvents
Commonwealth Edison
—
Coppermines
(Un)
43% Mar
Preferred
Di. Giorgio
B
60% Mar
103
104
Jan
1% Mar
80
7%
-7%
175
32%
720
7%
15%
100
14%
32%
290
143
5
18%
18%
19
1,122
48%
48%
49
706
48
—
Preferred
13%
13%
206
13
Jan
32%
35
35%
150
35
Jan
Douglas Aircraft Co—
Douglas Oil of Calif
83%
Industries
deNemours
Co
&
Inc
Eastern Air Lines
(Un)
Electric Bond & Share Co
Corp (Un)
Gas
Paso Natural
Co
Jan
62% Mar
10
Janx
493
48%
285
48%
Jan
58%
627
79%
Jan
84% Mar
20
a28% a28%
232% Mar
23%
14
18% Mar
421
4*5% Mar
1,540
305
f
*
36%
*
22%
22%,
25c
1
1
333
20
18%
19%
777
.
Jan
33
>
Jan
20% Jan
1
Florida Power & Light
(Up)
Jan
48%
Feb
36% Mar
.22% Mar,
Mar
1
Mar
18% Mar
23
Jan
Radio Corp^ of America
Fruehauf Trailer
Oil & Gas
Reserve
63%
933
51%
Feb
63% Mar
RKO
Pictures
62
63%
3.419
61% Mar
63 y4 Mar
Rohr
Aircraft Corp
18
Feb
20%
Jan
Roos
Feb
29%
Feb
Corp
1.420
826
26%
110
43
(Un)
1
General Electric Co
(Un)
a61% a63 %
a61%
—5
64%
General Dynamics Corp
*
a91 %
General Motors Coro com
— 1%
General Paint Corp common.—...
61%
48%
General
Foods
(Un)
Coip
Cumulative
Conv
preferred
pfd__
2nd
316
64%
•
13
Mar
64%
94'%
43
25
598
48% Mar
Feb
12% Feb
64% Mar
Jan
13%
Feb
18
128
18
Jan
18
Jan
28
19
Jan
19
Jan
18
(Un).
.100
4%
800
(Un)_.
—5
a38% a38%
29
353/4
Feb
36
Telephone Corp com (Un). ,_10
a40% a41 %
12
38'%
Jan
413/, Mar
a49% a50 %
140
42%
Jan
46% Mar
General
Public
Service
General
Public
Utilities
General
Gillette
Co
4%
4%
—1
4% Jan
Oil
Goodrich
(B F)
Co
—*
(Un)
J
,
Cement
43/4
Feb
Jan
Jan
43
14%
Feb
14%
Jan
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32 %
Feb
343/4
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Scott
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146
50%
10
52%
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
(Philip) & Co (Un)
a39%
51% Jan
53%
16
17% Mar
16
17%
431
4%
379
143
147
536
50%
52%
50
52%
1,332
-
•
140
35
Feb
Mar
3% Feb
117%
Feb
45
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44
II
49% Jan
Swift
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Jan
4%
147
Jan
Mar
52% Mar
(Un).
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53 '%
Jan
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523% Mar.
24% Mar
243
25% Mar
26%
128
42'%
Jan
43% Mar
5.4
34
Feb
35'%
8
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
22% Mar
34%
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133
22%
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58%
2,455
52%
111
111
180
101'%
27%
160
27y8
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153/4
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Feb
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Feb
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48
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Mar
27
61%
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22%
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100
19
Jan
21'% Mar
47% Mar
3,775
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720
42%
Feb
25
125
126
252
119'%
Feb
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38
2,340
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,
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50%
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Jan
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27% Mar
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37>/2 Mar
23
Union Carbide & Carbon
Jan
25% Mar
Union
Electric Co of Mo
33
Jan
37Jan
34%
Union
Oil
35
Union
Sugar
United
Aircraft Corp com
Air Lines Inc
4,284
32% Jan
5
15%
150
5%
6
235
5
29%
1,055
23
17%
225
12%
30%
100
31%
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250
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70c
31,564
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Jan
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53%
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Feb
United
Jan
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Jan
18
(Un)__
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30
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373/, Mar
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84
Smelting Refining
14%
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15% Feb
U
Steel
650
25%
Feb
27
Universal
Mar
Mar
42%
120
40% Feb
93%
550
86% Feb
46
232
44%
Feb
46
Mar
al6al6%
507
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16
Jan
1,114
21
Feb
24% Mar
170
47
Jan
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42% Mar
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7
7%
590
6%
17%
17%
2,399
16%
Jan
Jan'
50%
Feb
8 % Mar
17 Vz Mar
Petroleum
Preferred
Jan
713% Mar
Jin
Mar
63%
4.9
36 '/2
Feb
100
6%
Feb
533/4
55%
335
51%
Jan
54'/2 Mar
32
32'%
7^5
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Jan
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—5
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(Un)
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7
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3%
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57%
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130
4%
43/4
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343
1.30
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11
113%
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Jan
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1.25
.
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61
53%
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612
1,234
32 y8
Jan
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Feb
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Pacific
42
79%
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86
Jan
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Inc
(Un)„
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20'/a Jan
21% Feb
82
07VI
110
71'%
27
27 Yb
295
25% Feb
29%
Jan
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14%
15%
150
14% Mar
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5
1
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1,303
__
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i:
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--
2.50
12%
13
4,21%
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1.05 Feb
10 y8
Feb
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170
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58
58
28 2
53
22%
22%
230
20'%
Feb
12%
13
12%
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|...
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Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un).
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Woolworth (F W) (Un)
;i.25
42
5
a663% a66 %
21% 22Y,
Mar
43%
Mar
Jan
15%
Feb
l.*0
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77%
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Feb
Mar
22% Mar
Feb
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63% Feb
63%
19%
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2,389
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64
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Feb
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205
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1
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45
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1
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West Coast Life Insurance (Un)
34%
211
20
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50
50
Equipment Co.
Westates
85%
47
Jan
6%
.
85%
Jan
173%
42%
10
new—
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33%
39 y8
800
■
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Victor
a53%
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29%
61% Mar.,
20
19%
71%
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119% Mar
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28%
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103%
120
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29
603%
70%
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1,443
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.
1,4.0
640
-
114% 1193/4
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29
10
25
Co
Plywood Corp
Rubber
119%
•
(Un)_.
United Gas Corp (Un)
United Park City Mines
303/4 Mar
£6%
12'/a
16%
Mar
12%
26
common
Mar
6
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(Un).
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of
15 % Mar
Jan
127%
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Century-Fox
33%
21
72
Jan
24 7% Mar
47%
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293/4 Feb
20
f
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75
Jan
1
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36% Feb
82
Jan
493%
100
57%
2
2,433
21
64'%
721
49%
—
1,351
82
339
473/4
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Tri-Contlnental Corp (Un)
Warrants (Un)
a55
21
72
523/,
34
f•
preferred ——_———_*
Tide Water Ass'd OH com——^—.—10
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171/I
Northern Pacific
Railway (Un)
62% Mar
^ 27%
Convertible
25%
43%
Jan
25
American Inc common
Jan
23%
■
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57%
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|>
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24 y8 Mar
24%
43%
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26
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10 %
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37%
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62%
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35
24%
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53/4
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44
43%
1,521
21%
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290
34%
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Sunray
19% Mar
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•
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19%
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50c
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5
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10
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70
—
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Sterling Drug
96
Jan
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(Ind)
34% Mar
a__
66'%
5
Chemical
btauner
1.337
26
Standard Oil (Ohio) (Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)—
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a73% a75'/8
36 y2
25
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Standard OH Co of N J
114
22 y4 Mar
19 y8
.—20 5/
38'% Feb
Mar
Feb
24%
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Standard Oil Co
Jan
24%
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Feb
1.40
19%
343/4
f- :
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90
262
__
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1.62
1.51
52%
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31% Mar
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14% Mar;
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21%
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1,210
•
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Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
(Un)
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Oceanic Oil Co
Jan
8c
247/b
Spiegel Inc common..
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
24%
1.5
National
Mohawk
Feb
Jan
6%
1.30 Feb
41
23%
•
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Niagara
8%
84
Feb
11
1,080
1.51
72
Railway Co (Un)_._
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a20% a20 '%
a30% a30%
10
__
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65
9iy4 Mar
a—
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—
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Pacific
Southern
561
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Utilities
(Un);
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Southern
Mar
49
48%
1
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25
19%
52%
...
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16%c
Power Co.
England
120
Jan
a__
.-
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44
Mar
81.
50
25 |
com
(Un)
Transamerica
5
Montana-Dakota
New
Co
523/4 Maf
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Mines.—._pl0
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>
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700
95
42
3 do
2 y
5 F
15 |
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Calif
Southern
17% Jan
72% Feb
10
Auto Fibres
National Distillers Products
National Gypsum (Un)
Southern
Feb
II——1
,
& Co Inc(Un)_
Merrill Petroleum Ltd
(Un)
Montana
Feb
15% Feb
•
Merck
Monolith
9
95
109% Feb
30% Feb
270
91%
/
—
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Calif Gas Co pfd
67'% Mar
j
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a%
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79% Jan
42
90
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10
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|
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1,856
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26% Jan-
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♦ |
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Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
25
Marchant
Co
5
3%
17%
1
Magnavox Co (Un)
Martin
(Un)
Paper' Co__
44% Jan
51%
4
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140
47%
44
50
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30
Feb
42
-
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62% Mar
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323%
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Sylvanla Electric Products
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..
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10
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land Co
Leslie
Salt
Co
Macy
■
100
-
9c
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Feb
83/4
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Sperry Rand Corp..—
61/4 Mar
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—
Santa Cruz Portland Cement
38
88c
83/4
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8,400
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1
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4.75% preferred
Kaiser Industries
Mar
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Jan
30
Jan
14% Mar
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International Harvester
International Nickel Co Canada (Un)_*
International, Paper Co (Un)
7%
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33 %c
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250
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630
62%
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115
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50
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Number 5517
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN
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FOR
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MARKETS
ENDED
MARCH
16
Friday
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45%
Jan
19%
a—
41%
*
Paper class A
Royallte
25
-
25
46
29%
101
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
8.20 Mar
Mar
Jan
35
35% Jan
If 4
Feb
Winnipeg Central Gas—
*
25
11%
Jan
ll7/« Feb
Zellers
•
24
24
275
23%
Feb
25
50
51
51
100
49%
Jan
52
Limited
common
Preferred
;
all% all %
Canadian Stock
9%
68
15%
Canadian
i
Feb
Feb
Jan
stocks
Par
Lumber
&
Timber
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Pricn
Abitca
Exchange
Fonda
Week'a
Friday
for Week
of Prlcea
Shares
Low
Low
85c
85c
88c
12,300
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
•
51
48
51
Aaglo-Nfld
5
12%
12
-
Development Co
Arcan Corp Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
7%
•
12;250
11%
Feb
13 %
60c
100
a8
5
15
10
21%
20%
22
28,855
_1
3.25
3.25
3C0
•
24
24%
790
&
Flooring Co Ltd class B—1
Dominion
Inv
Western
Sugar
Ltd
Trust 5%
•
19
19
250
23
23%
990
a97
23%
pfd__100
a97
5
1
Co
class
A
6
6%
1,475
•
:
Lumber
Products Ltd
14%
14%
100
•
•
a27% a27%
L)
21
60c
7%
12
17%
Mar
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
15
Mar
Jan
22
Mar
3.25 Mar
Jan
19
Jan
21% Mar
57/8
75c
Jan
Mar
Jan
20%
a..
1.10
—
Feb
14% Mar
a—
3.25 Mar
247/s Mar
19
23%
a—
6%
17
a—
Jan
Jan
—
Jan
Jan
—
3.90
3.90
100
3.65
Feb
38%
37%
39
10,046
33%
Jan
39
Mar
20% Mar
21
Feb
Advertising cl B_*
Paper Corp Ltd
(R
12%
15
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Ltd
51
1
Brown Company
Crain
Feb
a8
Canada
Food
43%
15
Jan
Inter
Feb
2,065
60c
._*
Mar
High
85c
100
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Catelli
4.00 Jan
21
21
200
8
59%
59%
60%
445
54
Jan
60% Mar
50
50
50
50
100
50
Jan
50 V*
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
25
24%
25
530
22
Jan
25
35
35
35%
375
34%
Jan
36
Feb
70
Mar
Crown
Zellerbach
„•
Corp—
David & Frere Limitee class A
East
Kootenay Power 7%
Eastern
»
Steel
Fanny
Farmer
Federal
f?
CHlCOUTIMI
Mar
99%
100
Grain
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
100
Ltd
Candy
Shops
Ltd
$1.40
Fleet
Co
of
Foreign Power Sec
Can
class
70
25
70
5%
5%
500
5
•
A
Feb
23
50
23
100
23
29%
375
29% Mar
1.40
1.50
4,350
1.40 Mar
122% 129%
1.50
•
Corp Ltd—*
G-oodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd_*
Mar
29%
1
20
Manufacturing Ltd
Motor
Inc
pfd
70
•
pfd
Products
Ford
-
19
9%
*
Claude Neon General
St., New York City, HAnover £-0578
TROIS-RTV1ERES
footnotes
Office:
25
common
new
Transport
consolidated
Westj Montreal
Phillipif Square
al9
18% Mar
•
Canada
Telephone PL-9501?
-
Jan
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
EXCHANGE
15
*
13% Mar
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
'
125
44%
27%
common
23% Mar
EXCHANGE
18%
•
•
Jan
HART
&
MONTREAL
Jan
10%
*
com
23% Mar
100
140
•
Regent Refining Ltd
Reynolds Aluminum 4%%
Rolland
Jan
140
20
al9
45%
Power
Robertson
Feb
24
140
18%
■
*
preferred
Quebec
Jan
106
Feb
23%
27
Feb
140
*
Products
Price Bros &
Canadian
■
130
a23%
25% Mar
106
•
Canadian Marconi Co
■
a23 % a23%
common
Canadian
'
75
60
A
15% Mar
19%
—100
4.167*
26
106
•
Feb
•
Ltd
H)
Mar
26
106
Jan
*
common
A
36
Mar
common
class
Jan
•
preferred
Development
Mar
32
133%
•
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
27%
44% Mar
100
Jan
*
—
9,215
*
A
32% Mar
102
Coal_
com
36
Jan
44%
Ltd
Sec
33%
126 Va Mar
Mar
*
———
36
3
Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada
Jan
Jan
100
Canada
(T
•
28%
Feb
25
1,956
Feb
21
25
65
.
preferred
Freres
25
1,849
:-
4.50 Mar
7
Dow Brewery Ltd
Estabrooks
$6
4.50 Mar
37% Mar
preferred 3
Enamel &
50
Jan
—
6%
Placer
Jan
9Ve
7,775
a4i5
30%
Co
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Electrolux
Mar
Jan
2.50
&
Dominion Textile
Duquis
37
4,095
—
Stores
Pont of
Feb
Mar
20
Steel
7%%
33
35%
common
Dominion
Du
Jan
26
•
Bros
Mar
Feb
Foundries & Steel
Dominion
7%
32
105
23%
preferred
Donohue
Jan
Jan
1,455
pre'cfd-—
7%
48 % Mar
25%
;
Dominion Corsets
Glass
Jan
10
,
Bridge
13%
27
al7
& Seal
Preferred
Jan
Steel
Penmans
Jan
36
36% Mar
—
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
104
Feb
Exploration
Dominion
36%
Feb
105
•
A
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Ontario
Mar
37
41% Mar
60"%
34
■
Jan
58%
19
•
39
630
33
Feb
—4———;—
460
45%
31%
—
41%
Page-Hersey Tubes
590
Smelting-
Textile
41
32
20%
11
Mar
41%
45%
850
•
42
32
15,373
;
Jan
60%
350
;
38%
A
Drug & Chemical
Feb
34
•
1,285
Steel Car Corp
Jan
8,995
*
42
45%
500
—•
40%
•
—
'
Mar
42
«
2Q%
*
Mar
236
*
National
Jan
37
__
38
Feb
Niagara Wire Weaving
203
i
Jan
Noranda Mines Ltd—.
^
24
Feb
28
Feb
10
*-•
109
202
100
31
Jan
Mar
408
com—.
preferred
35
34
Feb
91
2.840
common
.105
——10
:
Co
&
Jan
100%
23
131% Mar
38
•
Jan
104%
Jan
236
preferred—100
National
Jan
—:
Dominion
Jan
Jan
210
Jan
6.00
Jan
———
Davis Leather Co Ltd class A
jLostlllers
5.00
40
Jan
36%
-
Glass
B
Jan
Jan
5.50
Jan
preferred—10
Enterprises
Crown Cork
14%
32 %
—,
Corbys class
4.50
35
Mar
Jan
78%
35%
123% 126 %
♦
Morgan
52
22%
127
236
B
4%%
10% Mar
35%
common
class
19 % Mar
25
Ltd
Glass
Feb
Jan
Feb
'
50%
18 Va
126%
♦
class
39% Mar
32
<
150
B
Breweries
Jan
Jan
26
8,193
90%
Feb
Mar
:_100
Jan
Jan
—
51
91
Oil
16
Jan
'
a23%
a23 %
100
36%
44%
22%
a23
89%
131% 131%
Montreal Locomotive
31
*
J)
Mining
Feb
30%
Chrysler Corp „L
Farm Equipment
rvmsol
95
1,917
cockshutt
Consolidated
93% Mar
1,250
*
10
50%
a20
(Robt)
Class
5,097
a4.25
400
99% Mar
5
preferred
Molson
31
10%
10%
45
*
Ltd
Mitchell
30%
20%
10%
R
Mar
warrants.—,
Canadian
5%
Jan
Jan
20
Pacific Railway
Petr'ofina
Class
Jan
190
21
10%
•
7%
sons
30
*
31%
15
•
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mailman Corp Ltd priority
55
13
\
1,690
100
7.50
Laura Secord Candy Shops
Laurentide Acceptance class
50
50
'
365
15%
(Johni
Woods
31
34
•
.—
the
5,525
32
50%
15
—100
Lang, John A &
Jan
796
50%
15
25
Ltd
Service Ltd
Jan
52 %
Jan
815
•
of
Mar
13
common
warrants—'—
Canadian
Lake
53
Mar
—
Public
Limited
Feb
105%
99%
50%
*
com
preferred
270
50
Companies
Feb
99%
10
25
McColl Frontenac
30
com
101%
Co
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
51
-
32%
•
pfd
Mar
•
Feb
•
A
Jan
57,.
common
Jan
240
common
preferred
7%
49
10
10
—
Locomotive
Jamaica
Laoatt
25
200
25
—
consumers
695
38
*
class
6 7/8
Jan
Preferred
200
49
100
;
*,
Paper
7%
Mar
.——25
Cellulose—*
&
Jan
100
-45%
13
:
——
Industries
Combined
52%
103
4,389
50
6%
51 %
common
Feb
375
common
Converters
(B
51
190
104%
10,380
_*
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Coghlin
103
Canada
01
Feb
300
1,900
Preferred
I
10
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
51% Mar
Nickel
Jan
6%
35
13
common
Chemical
series
~
loO
Series
1955
Jan
5,880
49
•
Canadian
1953 series
49%
6,719
100
Ceianese
5%
5,742
6%
43%.
a52% a52%
•
Commerce
Canners
Oil
51%
6%
41%
i
.„
common
Canadian
Canaciian
50
*
25
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
39%
12%
57
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Feb
46
100
of
Bronze
Preferred
65
Jan
5
preferred
Canadian
62% Mar
40%
595
*
•
Bank
series
% Mar
Jan
975
690
19
pfd
Breweries
$1.00
Mar
•
preferred
$1.75
62
38%
common
Canadian
5%
Jan
Feb
Foundries
Canadian
Canadian
58%
20
Steamship
preferred •
$1.25
Jan
48
common
Iron
50% Mar
47%
304
,
Safeway 4.40%
Feb
1,325
50
1„_
preferred
Canada
27%
42%
6%
42
•
Canada
19% Mar
Jan
25
A
Canada
5%
50%
•
*
—
pfd_.
Power
$1.30
-
Feb
63%
50%
.*
Jan
17%
730
■i
i
25
1,175
•
Dredging-.
Cement
Canada
44% Mar
40
42%
51
Products
Gold
57%
Jan
54
41
.
*)
_
.
Telephone
class
Feb
250
100
Ltd
Jan
24 % Mar
21%
62%
63
50
—.
50
Jan
47%
-"40%
42 %
42%
50
Columbia
Jan
Jan
42
104
British Columbia Power
British
Feb
52
46% Mar
Jan
International Utilities Corp common—5
Co—
—
Columbia
54
100
.61%
•
common
preferred
British
50
6iy2
*
preferred
4%
Feb
200
50%
100
preferred
Jan
52%
3,746
19%
27%
*
•
preferred
4%%
19%
27
10
preferred
4%%
igi/2
Light & Power—_•
Electric
26
Jan
2,141
'
_10
Nationale
Oil
Feb
51%
172
V,
44%
25
Traction
25%
••
55
42%
10
Scotia
British American
British
24%
25
Telephone
Brazilian
23%
44
.
Canadienne
•
49%
55
.•
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
Bell
49
•
Nova
Barque
52%
50
—
Ltd
Montreal
of
175
3,135
:
♦.
s
24
Bailey Seiburn preferred
Bana
2|
52
52%
50
Corp
Steels
52
52'/2
pfd
two
Aifeua uurp titu uouwtuu
$2.40 preferred _•
'
26
,
60
Jan
11 Yb
6%
Power
25
—50
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd_
Int
Feb
36%
6,045
55
Pfeferred
Jan
56%
14,565
12%
*
11,934
Mar
150
46%
11%;
preferred
24
8%
60
44%
12%
6%
Cement preferred
International Bronze Powders
l
6 r/b
preferred
:
121
24
Mar
' >;.56%
Inland
7%
Jan
15% Mar
_100
7%
7% Mar
Jan
Mar
common—*
"Acceptance Corp
23%
23%
47% Mar
45%
£1
106%
275
60
"
5
com
preferred
$2.25
47%
•
Canada
116
•
•
10
preferred
$4.50
40 % Mar
25%
11%
*
—•
Aigoma 8teel
Aluminium Ltd
*
'
Industrial
High
-
25%
-
-
preferred
Imperial
Hiffh
:
common
Imperial Bank of Canada
Imperial Oil Ltd
lor Week
Low
Paper
23%
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Feb
10%
48%
Husky Oil
Sales
Ranges
v
Par
20
Exchange
Week's!
Last
common
43
46
10%
Huuson Bay Mining
Funds
Friday r
STOCK!
Sugar
575
66% Jan
47%
Home
Canadian
preferred
Jan
47%
$2.00
Atlantic
58
Jan
Gypsum,
Montreal Stock
4%%
2,175
Feb
48%
*
Class B
Acadia
63%
22
♦
Howard
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
61%
Jan
General Steel Wares common
Great Lakes. Paper Co Ltd
NEW YORK
i-
■
High
20%
♦
5% %
General
Teletype: NYl-1979
Low
•
1,110
common
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22
Ltd
5%
HAnover^2-9250
'
Low
21%
Co
of
Shares
21%
Foundation
Co's
for Week
1
Eraser
Gatineau
30 Broad Street
J
Corp—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
quotations on all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
Week's
Last
Est
'
580
120
Mar
Mar
6%
Jan
Mar
Jan
23% Mar
31
Jan
1.90 Jan
138
Jan
50
50
92
50
Feb
55
Jan
170
170
10
150
Jan
170
Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
,
„.
Monday, March 19, 1956
42 ; (1402)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Hotel
LaSalle
de
*
Inc
Ltd.*
1
Inc class A
Alfred,
class
Par tic
B
Lowney
Co
(Walter
Ltd
Melchers Distilleries Ltd
6%
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
&
Lt
Jan
18
7
Jan
a22
a22
20
22
Feb
22
93
100
5
150
85
Jan
94
Jan
99%
Jan
100
Jan
11
190
—
—
Class
45
10%
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
15
„
50 %
—
Oils
Altex
Anthonian
20
Mar
Jan
240
143
20
140
60
a—
43%
410
42
Jan
125
45%
Jan
14
50
54
1,305
—
143
—
_10
14
•
52
Panel Consol Uranium
pan
30%
Jan
35
Mar
40
Jan
47
Mar
45
29
45
:
' 180
.
15c
4,500
lie
3,000
22c
Feb
13c
Jan
13c
9,550
64c
1.80
61c
1.73
68c
1.85
76,700
9%c
13c
107,500
1
1
1
1
Ltd
Jan
13c
Mar
52c
Feb
Red
24c
Jan
8herritt-Gordon
2,000
13,500
15c
94,500
19%c
Jan
23c
11%
250
8c
2,000
3c
Jan
10c
12c
13c
9,000
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
18c
1
11c
11c
13c
2.05
70c
2.05
600
77c
84c
69,100
45c
1
21c
20c
Mar
I
59%c
__
23c
44,100
20c
55c
60c
14,382
51c
Feb
13c
500
13c
84c
35c
35c
50c
43,900
30c
1
30c
30c
32c
15,300
30c
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
1
2.35
2.10
2.48
178,600
Erunhurst
1
24 %
24%
3,000
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Buffalo Canadian
Hill
Burnt
Gold
Ltd
Mines
*
Ltd
Uranium
Oil
Mines
Canadian
Admiral
Oils
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Collieries
84c
1.15
27
28
16c
16c 17 %c
1
28
*
Ltd
Devonian
Canadian
Homestead
Oils
13c
Jan
25c
18%
Jan
28% Mar
2,200
2.70 Mar
2.75 Mar
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
58c
Wendell
56c
100
Ltd_3
10
4.05
Ltd
10c
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd—
10
1
13%
10
4.10
1.05
1.24
Jan
Jan
2.85 Mar
Jan
15c
6.90
800
Jan
Feb
7.50
.■
29c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
37c
92,950
44c
75c
1.77
Jan
1,000
8.25
Feb
2.45 Mar
Jan
5c
18,000
Mar
8c
9.90
Feb
Jan
-—
36c
2.90
Ltd
Ltd
27c
Feb
33c
Mar
Jan
4.20 Mar
2.65
Feb
3.10
12,300
10 %c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
11% Mar
137/8
Jan
,17 %c Mar
20c
400
75c
Mar
Feb
28% Mar
44c
100
13 %c
7.75
22c
Feb
2,200
Jan
2.80
1.90 Mar
900
186,700
Feb
Mar
9.05 Mar
72c
Mar
59c
Feb
4,000
9c
Mar
13 %c
Jan
'55,507
25c
Mar
35c
Mar
6,500
28c
Jan
52c
Feb
1,300
32c
Jan
15
Jan
20
5.05
Feb
Feb
45c
6,000
2,100
14,500
21c
325,300
2.28
300
65c
90c
40c
26c
33c
2.53
39c
21,500
3.10
2.26 Mar
Jan
Feb
2.28 Mar
Feb
85c
Jan
90c
3,600
Mar
13c
22c
Jan
12%c
Jan
35c
Feb
12c
47,000
Mar
5.75
Jan
10 %c
2,000
20c
24c
45c
Jan
Feb
Feb
26
212,500
Feb
14c
7c
48,300
20
5.45
35c
11c
18c
45c
19c
1.10 Mar
13,800
1.00
Feb
Jan
120,400
19c
Jan
50c
Feb
15,000
3,500
19c
Mar
33c
Jan
31c
Feb
40c
1.67
1,000
50
Mar
3.10 Mar
Jan
a__
a—
Jan
44c
75c
Mar
7c
Jan
12 %c
59c
Jan
92c
Mar
14%c
Feb
25c
Mar
42c
Feb
51c
Jan
113,000
,
155,900
-
Jan
2.53 Mar
48c
Jan
1.98
121,625
160,000
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Westburne
Jan
2.90
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2.28 Mar
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2.12
2,000
2.28
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36c
38c
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6.60
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8.80
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Jan
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23c
Jan
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55c
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Jan
15c
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2.75
Feb
16c
30c
25c
Mar
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4,500
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Ltd
2.40
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1
20c
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27
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4,100
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5.10 Mar
35c
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2.00
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33c
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Feb
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Mar
1.50
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Feb
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20c
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17c
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Mar
14 %c Mar
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79c
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62c
89c
Mar
57c
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Lake
Jan
Mar
70c
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Mar
34c
39c
11,200
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22,550
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4.80
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3.30 Mar
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Crest
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Jan
12c
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Feb
40c
Jan
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1.74 Mar
Jan
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20c
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Jan
29c
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467/8
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Jan
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Mar
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4,500
1
Jan
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1.08
14,500
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2.10 Mar
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1.72
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105
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Albermont
Feb
26c
14%
1
Jardun
Jan
1
—
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19c
500
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Krael
Feb
Alba
1.50 Mar
700
1
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10c
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2,100
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2 10
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Mar
153^
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1.90
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27c
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100
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3.30
43,600
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5.85
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1 35
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2.00 Mar
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11%
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Mar
24c
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1
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43c
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Feb
17c
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13c
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14%c Feb
1.10
292,500
1
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Jan
1.05 Mar
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55c
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1.50 Mar
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101
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1.57 Mar
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3.00 Mar
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2.90
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84c
36 ft
37 ft
11,259
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232,550
94c
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70c
80c
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82c
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32'Ac
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37'A
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9,775
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11
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56,510
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1.95 Mar
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2,285
Jan
75c
364,855
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2.000
85
20c
1.95
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56c
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81c
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95c
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22c
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69c
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36c
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95c
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78c
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86c
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Delnite
100
110,723
Jan
30c
180,000
10 ft
1
Warrants
Deer
57c
45c
10'A
,_1
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Distillers
Feb
Mines
Leather
Jan
7.10 Mar
8%
3.10
Feb
Jan
1
30'A
Jan
2.50
34
Consolidated
Consolidated
1,567
8
47,022 "
60c
5,658
100
Feb
87c
Jan
3.05
Jan
49ft Mar
8
47c
71c
•
41c
32
Jan
II,800
Jan
26,300
Feb
2.90
75c
70c
47c
57,312
37
8
4.60 Mar
4.05
197,221
20ft
*
-3.75 Mar
Jan
4.60
Jan
Mar
17c
Jan
_
'Jan
34c
3.75
4.35
Jan
-
49C
5.65
4.20
Mar
44c
30c
1.90
4.35
1.93
18c
84c
Feb
5.40
44'A
3.50
8
30c
6,693,806
7,310
30c
2.80
1.57 Mar
15C
3,745
23ft
32c
12'Ac Mar
48c
30,600
3.95
46,755
9,500
5.00
49ft
22%
3.25
84c
16c
Dominion
4.00
63c
5.40
48c
Dominion
23ft
3.50
24,700
68c
'
1
Feb
*
15c
1
Mar
Feb
1.82
•
Sannorm
34 ft
r
1.57
Sudbury Basin Mines
60c
Feb
Mar
13'Ac
•
Consolidated
45c
Feb
85c
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Consol
Jan
19'A
-Feb
1
Mine
B
Feb
32 ft
65c
1
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Mar
•
Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated
50c
,-1
Mines
Orlac
Jan
Jan
15c
1
25c
Jan
85c
1
40c
105,994
78c
Jan
35'Ac
.1-10
Consolidated
41,331
32
37,424
201,761
32,219
Consolidated. Northland Mines
23,900
95c
50c
1
Smelting
Explor
Nicholson
34c
30ft
3.60
42c
2
Negus
56c
7.10
3032
4.86
3.25 Mar
" 44c
1
Mines
&
Consolidated
47ft
30ft
lift
3.50 Mar
*
l
Consolidated Mosher
50c
6.60
49%
Feb
8.90 Mar
9,230
11,900
3.30
_1
Gold
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
2.06 Mar
103
Jan
Jan
25% Mar
685
30c
23,912
3.95
3.25
•
Davis
17
Feb
25c
3,680 '
1
Arrow
Howey
Consolidated
D'Aragon
80
.
9.25
Feb
33c
24'Ac Jan
*
3.50
18c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
Halliwell
Feb
Jan
Mar
16c
!_7
Guayana Mines
Consolidated
11%
Jan
25c
3.30
;
Mines-
Lake_
Consolidated
32
1.90
8.95
9.15
,
•,
1
Consolidated
Jan
85c
,
1
Crest
Fenimore
Consolidated
30c
30'Ac
51c
6.60
'8ft Mar
41,516
31,680
-
28c
'
Jan
112
99
*
1
*3.90
Consolidated
8ft
Jan
27c
;
2
Consolidated
29ft
Jan
29c
23c
-
35
16
•
"
Warrants
Mar
365
..
93
103
97'A
:.
1,521
25,725
1.50
39ft
....
3.00
1.35
41
36 »A
•
1,005
200
57
25 ft
63
....
31
22c
1
Consolidated Denison Mines
Class
104 104ft
.
.
250
,9
25c
20c
25c
1
1
Consolidated Discovery
Mar
;
9
:
9 *
,
Mines
Cadillac
"
Feb
350
1_*
Bakeries
Consolidated
'*
warrants
5.50
:
_l *
Oil
Consolidated
*
45.
Jan
•
5,550
(Dunsmuir)
page
-18
v" 6%
1
Com
Allenbee
Jan
•
45,012
*
see
34c
•1.55
•
Mines
Development
25
A
Jan
3.15 Mar
1.10
17,150
2.15
v
___________2;50
8
*
For footnotes
39c
5.75 Mar
Jan
"
54c
Canadian
Class
Mar
26c
2.00
•
___'
390
65c
Dredge & Dock
26c
26c
1
:
Petroleum
24,250
20
Canadian Food Products common
Mines
National,.
\ 9
31
Collieries
155,300
Feb
2.11
-
Conduits
1.12
68c
Decalta Gas
Feb
v
1
Enterprises
Commonwealth
8ft
-
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
•
,
Yellowknife
f 84c
•
Canadian
Mar
15c
1
9
25
Canadian
•
-
26c
Feb
1
Corby
-2
common
Feb
9c
4.60
2,000
36,100
2.20
3.50
•
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—:
.
Mines
Copper
Copper-Man
10c
Celanese
Gold
Copper Corp Ltd—
Coppercrest Mines
Feb
28%
6.90
1
preferred
'
_I_—______A_-L—1
Mar
1
Canners
$1%
Reco
Mar
common
Canadian
16c
9,100
1.06
_♦
Lake
28c
Empire Oils
Breweries
British
Canadian
•
184,750
14c
J 1*55
? 2.10
•
Coin
13
;_*
Preferred
,
26cr
"I.70
.
;25
Cody
Coldstream
31
3.15
20
100
Commerce
1.27
41c
-
Smelt_____—
Cockshutt Farm Equip—
Feb
lie
iic
1
;___!
Mar
4.15
1.23
: 5.60
Consalldated Mining Corp_____i
Cochenour Willans
;_1
Feb
15c
,25ft
;6.90
•
Oil
Canadian
-
Chromium Min &
Feb
10
16'Ac
'
1
,_l
Chrysler Corb
Jan
"
~i
-
Feb
5.75
•
j
8.00
3.80
600 "
13c
Cobalt
Jan
7,300
__
* '
Oils
26,007
3.15
_x
Jan
28c
;
*.
Minerals
-Canadian
10
4.15
24c
1
11
26 ft
104'A
.
'
90c
3.40 Jan
1 26
500
_•
29
1.01
,
.26
warrants:
Jan
70c
~
28%
6.90
s
OHs
I,700
-
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Expoil
Chimo GoHJ- lMines_
Combined
Jan
81c
18
Mines
Colomac
Feb
2.50
2.05
Chestetville Mines
255
35
Petroleum
Research
Cheskirk
1.30
Feb
Wines_l___
3,178
17
Southern
Chemical
III
Feb
2.05
2.26 Mar
5.50
-
;
Gai
1.09
1,405
2.86
Hi
;
Oils
Chateau
3,385 ~
2.50
53,600
*
Canada Wire & Cable class B
Chamberlain Oil
Charter
13
25ft
Canada Southern
.
I
42,982
1.26
'
2.86
"Ii
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
2.51
8.60
5 50
;
!•
1
Central
1.70 Ma,r
4.05
•
I-I~l
__I
Oil
Jan
81c
10
1
Gold
1.25
2.35
•
Mtge
Leduc
Central Pat
4,700
-
•
Explorers
Central
2.95 Mar
1.70
II
1
Corp Ltd
31
17
Permanent
Asbestos
Jan
1.15
-
1.25-
1.25
2.30
2.36
1
Trethewey
Central
Feb
800
2.26
1.70
1
;
Quartz
19c
34'A
Canada
Gold
30'A
25ft
Canada
•
1.41
37% Mar
19
"1
"
"2.10
*
Canada Safewav Ltd pfd
-
2.95
Feb
,~1
_1
:
2.65
Ll
Gas
104 ft Mar
Jan
Jan
18
4,855
Feb
_^___
6c
Producers
12 ft
—
B
Cariboo
Castle
200
;
Mar
95
Feb
30ft
2,000
•
16ftc
17
Class
Oil
Cassiar
1.
373/4
18 ft
Exploration
Natural
Canso
:103
Feb
5.00 Mar
Feb
"
35
18
Co
Canso
"15
103'A 103'A
35%
9,635
120,750
Mar
;
Can-Met
II
v
3.20
Feb
91
pfd_20
4%
Feb
4.20
25
6.00
40c
A
Williston
Gas
2.74
,
15,200
4.95
32c
1
Canadian
Canam Copper
Nat
50,049
'
22%
Jan
class
100
•
Western
13
34ft
Warrants
preferred
Canadian
25% Mar
5.75
Feb
Canada Packers
Utilities
4.90
*
Canadian Vickers
36% Mar
*4.35
5.00
Canada Oil Lands
Canadian
Feb
Feb
6.00
15c
:
95
Jan
31ft
22%
4.70
23c
—
5.00
95
Mar
4.85 Mar
70c
2,389
•
325
common-.
3.05
4.20
10
25,874
,_1
81,662
1
2.86
Jan
Feb
""
^
240,833
Malting
•
24% Mar
107 ft Mar
4.65 Mar
Conwest Exploration
31c
Preferred
2.95
Corp_
—
16ftc
.
*
Canada
25ft
Tire
Feb
65c
Jan
40c
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
37c
A
36%
25
1,625
Jan
40
Jan
5.70
class
34%
u
Jan
9 'A Mar
Feb
7%
79,175
25%
Canadian
19ft
Mar
2.35
Jan
104
2,260
51c
36'A
Jan
Feb
Mar
20
Foils
10
4.85
45c
25
Jan
Canada Foundries & Forgings class A_*
Canada Iron
Foundries
10
Canada
;
<
gy4
4.70
Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—l
Canadian Prospect
33'Ac
27
Feb
41c
120
49c
•
Canadian
14
11
33c
Stone
J._lj-
7ft
5,124
4.75
:
80c
3,600
5.40
Cut
warrants
Canadian Oil & Gas Resefves__
Canadian Pacific Railway
High
Feb
1.99 Mar
'
"
107 107'A
'•
40c
48c
36c
Crushed
1955
24
107
—_^___
13,500
11
40c
5.40
Preferred
Canada
24 ft
•
100
;
1
warrants
Red
•
common
23
common
preferred
1953
Regcourt Mines Ltd
1
Cement
36,650
Consolidated
1
common
56c
Consolidated
Oil—
Bread
52c
Jan
9ftc
•
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
i
Canada
i
52c
Jan
10c
—100
Oils
Consol
•
Gold
Oils Cos
15c
Flon—
Flin
Calnorth
Calvan
Malartic
Canadian
Canadian
60c
80c
•
pfd
3,811
Jan
11
*
Edmontoa—
9'A
Mar
21ftc
——^__25c
Calgary
•;
9
11c
♦
Dock class A
9
23c
8c
_*
Petroleum
•
58,150
"
'*
.
19,375
101,375
40c
-1
—
2.29
14c
26c
12ft
_*
-
2.15
12c
• "
Burlington Steel
2.20
23c
1/
—
lOo
23
340
26c
-1
-
Low
26'A
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26
Canadian Homestead Oils
5%
Low
'■
•
14c
,
—1
Gold
Burns & Co Ltd
6,975
39 »A
13 ft
—
1
1.
;
37ft
I4ftc
1
Mining
Buffalo Red Lake
;
*
50'A
1
Ankerite
Bunker
275
52
48
*
•"iftBuilding Products—.—
Bulldog Yellow Knife Gold—
>
54
51
,«.■
1
A
Buffalo- Canadian
•
53
51
,U-
*
Buffadison Gold
>
Feb
25
Mines—
Algoma Uranium
Buffalo
Jan
101
Mines
Brunswick
Buckles
35
213
;—*13ft
Brunsman
-
class
British Columbia Telephone Co
Bruck
>
Products
B
British Columbia
-
15,780
104
50
Columbia
Broulan
44'A
101'A
.50
British
Class
41%
104
53 ft
__50
preferred
preferred
4 'A %
42 ft
100
preferred
preferred
4 ft %
*.
Jan
Electric Co—
4ft %
A
'
54,740
..
28'Ac
—
-
1.
——
class
Shares
26
Consolidated
:
50
____
common
-
Securities
for Week
'
«
Traction
Gen
Consolidated
42c
.
28ftc
•''i
._*.
Petroleums
Jan
14
350
13c
13c
1
—
20c
Feb
10
i: 38c
40c
1
Mines.
Mar
1.05 Mar
34
ft
'
—._1:
—
13c
12 ft
Par
Canadian
Sales
Range
I ast
.
—1
—;
___
13,150
:
i
.
_1._.
*
...195
_
.10
;
,
1
Gold
13;
1.15
33 ft
;
.
share for share basis
a
13
r
-.1.10
Mining
Bridge & Tank pfd
Warrants
40
6%
.
49c
i
Mines
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
.455
,1.90
__
;
-50
—
Gold
Bralsaman
325
63
Mar
2.50
_____
Bouzan Mines Ltd—
;
10
62
.
6%
•
for Rare
Gold
Boymar
,
1.99
.
_•_*
;
Bordulac Mines
•
9ft
-1.
2.12
.1
A
common.;
Bouscadlllac
54,125
62
40c
1
class
Corp Ltd on
Bonville
10
'
>
60,559
154,950
„
Jan
Mar
^1
Uranium
Bobjo Mines
ft
19c
58%
32c
,1.40
Hats
Being exch
46c
15c
;_1
i
Blue Rock Cerium Mines Ltd—
i,
95c
40c
__25.
Mines
Ribbon
85c
r
•
Preferred
:
\
:
i
2.50
43c
-
,
_;
Bay
92c
„
1
587
9,114
..
15c 16'Ac
2.41
16ftc
1,
Kirkland
Biltmore
.Black
\
Feb
2.40
'.
-Ltd
Mines
.Yukon
Warrants
,
Feb
12'Ac
—1
Bicroft Uranium Mines___
Blue
1.30
5,080
12,400
*
l————
Lodge
Bevcon
.t
,
12,250
—i ;.:.
L*
—
Belcher Mining Corp
._,
..Belieterre Quebec Mines
-BelivTelephope •_—;_—.——i.—;
■
2.18 Mar
50% Mar
1.36
1.30
Feb
Jan
15,199
_« >
__
—;
27ft
Feb
23,300
_*
•___
ll'A Mar
.v
1.60
90c
1.30
Feb
47'A
85c
2.45
Feb
2,061
-llcl2ftc
•
A—-
_____
17c
Jan
23,180
,
11c
•
<Beta Gamma Mines
,
Jan
85c
•
Ltd;
15c
Jan
62
16ftc
fBeaucage
•
8.80
25
35c
1
Mining—____
6'A
Jan
32c
•
^vBeattie-miquesne v
.
1
.
Ltd
Innes
Beatty Bros
780
11c
61ft
Uranium Mines
Class R
7,980
w
12 ft Mar
Jan
32c
,A
_
Petroleums
Bates
»
61 ft
llft„
Feb
Jan
9c
1
Mines
Bathurst Power & Paper class. A
*;
181,000
5
1
Cons
Metals
Bata
23'Ac Mar
596,130
_10
Mines
Baska
21'Ac Jan
Jan
61c
2.00
Mines
Co
Mar
8c
Feb
32c
27
Warrants
13c
,
19% Mar
25c
2.4U
12
1
Mar
Feb
Jan
22c
10 Vic
10
10
17 ft
13c
2.35
29c
2.35
10ft
Mines
4.00 Mar
9ft Mar
„
10,575
19c
1
Montreal
Barymin
100
13c
50c
Bankfield
Barvue
9ft
15c
1
.
Bank of Nova Scotia
-
Feb
13c
Preferred
-
52c
17c
*
Barnat
Mar
24 ft Mar
3.50 Mar
5,792
_*
common—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
•
40c
1,646
48,9b5
1
Bankeno
,152,250
24c
1
Banff Oils
•
44c
19ft
Auto Fabric Prods classA—-
X
Feb
19
1
of
•70c
22c
1
Bank
Jan
23c
Avillabona Mines Ltd
y
Jan
15c
1
Gold*" Mines:l_Ai_A_—___
Bagamac
57%
277,100
3.50
9%
—
Feb
19 ft
Aumaque Gold Mines-
^
40c
3.50
Feb
53
1
•_____
___________
Electric
49c
65c
Jan
•
Aunor
Auto
385
Mar
Jan
21ft
1
_
Mines
Mines
Mines
55
35c
3.50
10
!____
Atlas
Atlas
54 Va
80c
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sale Price
High
Mar
41c
3,390
42c
*
_,___
Low
50c
6,500
24 ft
16
STOCKS
3,900
23'A
44c
1
common
46c
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
..;
60c
41c
__
1
Hiah,
50c
24 'A
.50
Mines
Temple
__
*
common
preferred
Arjon
50c
ENDED
!
Shares
Low
*
1
Mines
Argus
-
Par
t
.
WEEK
'
for Week
of Prices
gale Price
•'
-
4
Sales
Ranee
-
-1
—
■
-
—
'1.41
1.40
6,797
17 3A
Jan
20
4
A
1,046
32
Jan
36 Ve Mar
A
17,935
12'A
Jan
15% Mar
150
8ft
Feb
170
1.60
Feb
^
1.51
22ft Mar
5,515
983,325
170,560
85,025
42c
*7Q
/•»
Jan
Ton
Jan
24
Jan
9
2.00
65c
3.05
38c
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
1.60 Mar
>43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1404)
.
Monday, March 19, 1956
..
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchango
Friday
STOCKS
Sharea
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED MARCH 16
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sale*
Range
Last
stocks
*
~
Week's
Friday
(Coot.)
,.
'
Low
High
•
>
Par
-■
Range
for Week
of Pricea
*
Sale Price
High
Sale*
Week's
Last
'
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shard
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
T
East
Am phi
Malartic
East
—1
—1
Eastern
Smelting
6.60
6.40
6.75
1.33
1.30
1.38
4,500
83c
77c
88c
67,050
5.95
5.75
Mines
Emerald
28,788
2.52
2.10 Mar
-
5.90
Mar
Jan
Jan
6.75 Mar
1.50
Feb
Kelvinator
1.08
Jan
Kenville
7.70
Jan
Feb
4
1.16
Lid
—*
34c
———
Jupiter Oils :
Feb
5.60 Mar
1
Mines
juiioUiioii
Mar
1.20
77c
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Canada
;
Gold—
Kerr-Addison
5%
Jan
Kerr
64
67%
2,565
59%
Feb
68%
Jan
55c
54c 56 %C
6,500
52c
Feb
62 %c
Jan
Keyboycon Mines —■**::
Keymet Mines
Ltd
24,6j0
70e
Jan
Kilembe
9c
Jan
9%c
Jan
1
12c
—1
!jlo
..
1.16
!
11 %C 12 %c
14c-
10c
23 %c
—
Insurance—
1.05
.
12'Ac
*
Glacier
Life
1.16
1
common
Mines—
:
7
,
Lake
1;
Mines—v-
1.20
Feb
13c
Feb
18c
-
Feb
Feb
Copper
Kirkland
Lake
Bay
20c
Jan
31c
70
Jan
80
Mar
45
Feb
57
Mar
Kroy
23
Jan
23
1
w
2.05
Feb
15%
Feb
17%
40c
50c
2.55
Jan
40C
Feb
60c
Jan
lie
Jan
13c
Jan
Feb
90c
Mar
-^,13,360
60C
4.40
4.75
--5,525
2.90 —15,825
; 1,75
82c
•
Jan
3.50
1.55
77,400
18
5.10 Mar
Jan
32c
Jan
3.20 Mar
Jan
92c
Mar
Jan
1,850
55
53
—25
17%
3,100
Gt>ld_
y
40c
44c.
'
31c
40c
„
1.65
148,065
:►
-
•
Equitable Life Insurance—
Jan
6,189
90c
65c
Feb
Jan
18,600
-
lie 11 %c
62c
2.79
16%
12%c
Feb-
8C
2.50
"37c
20c
1:
635
(
40c
1
Feb
7,100
X
65c
Kirkland Townsite
10Q
80
*
/
49 %c
21,000
2,70
—1
—
Jan
Jan
9%c
-
4.60
•
Hudson
1.30
28c
17%
65c
1-
.
—
Warrants
Kirkland
331
24c
75
80
9,899
43,000
1
————
Jan
107,950
16%
2.38 '
V".
,Mlc A;
-
—•
37c
-
8%c
•
17%
1
'
98c
15%
-
9%c
Ltd——
Oils
1.95-
37c
56,100
371,500
1.10
Feb
51c
Feb
Jan
-
26c
40c
Jan
Jan
1.95 Mar
'
Excelsior
1956
2,321,832
1.10
448,050
1.10
1.10
1.15
11,700
34%
36
14,400
21
20%
21%
1,950
22%
22%
•
—1
1.65
1.85
2.15
2.14
2.31
53,750
14,560
35c
Kirkland
Fleet
class
A_
45c
Manufacturing
Ford Motor
1.50
—
class A
129%
Foundation Co of Canada
Francoeur
Fraser
Gold
27%
11 %C
Mines
35%
125
42c
50c
206,760
1.55
2,850
123% 129%
2,065
1.45
33,500
26
27%
845
11 %c
13c
36
Debentures
36
4.25
4.70
40c
55c
4,300
92%
common
15,500
1,525
105,977
55c
Ltd.
Warrants
35
4.7C
Cos
Froblsher
41c
33
—1
Tungsten Copper
Grain
Federal
670
1.85
25C
Federal
23
—1
Oils Ltd
Farwest
25
2.35
31c
_.
Palconbridge Nickel
lamous
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo
23
1.35
75c
♦
Ltd
Refineries
23
2.00
35%
—
23
1
preferred
Corp
ext to April 3
Warrants
-25
.25c
Estabrooks
Eureka
93
6,000
32c 38%c
15,100
100
1.10
Feb
2.35 Mar
Mar
1.08
20c
1.10 Mar
Feb
1.50
Labatt
Lake
Exploration
Gatineau
Geco
Power
30%
30%
30%
1,170
1
21
20%
•
7
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
General
Motors
Corp
General
Petroleum
(Canada)
Feb
36
Mar
Lake
Dufault
20%
Jan
22
Mar
Lake
25
Jan
Lake
Nordic
Jan
Laae
2.38 Mar
Lake
Shore
Mines
Lake
Wasa
72
Mar
Jan
30%
Jan
35% Mar
La
20c
Jan
50c
Lamaque
1.45
120
2.00
Feb
,
Jan
137%
Feb
Feb
24%
Jan
27% Mar
7%c Jan
16c
31
36
Jan
4.05
40c
Feb
Mar
Mar
Feb
Mar
4.70 Mar
60c
Feb
Luz
Lang & Sons
Leltch Gold
Gold
97
Jan
Loblaw
49%
Jan
Loblaw
Jan
32
Jan
Class
Jan
21% Mar
Groceterias
Steel
Wares
Jan
65
46
48%
48% Mar
Lake
Lorado Uranium Mines
1
1
10%
10%
96
96
75
13c 15 %c
61,700
Mines
•
52c
34c
Mines
27c
10 %c
Gold
Manitou
Goldfields
Mines
3.90
35,300
5.75
3,213
1.25
1.35
93,425
51c
57c
44,726
33c
35c
22c
28c
7,600
104,300
10 %c 12 %c
4,200
3.30
Goodyear Tire Canada
preferred
3.50
10,105
41c
45c
17c
Goldora Mines
3.25
41c
Uranium
17c 20 %c
20,900
541,900
Feb
13c
Mar
Feb
3.90
Feb
Macdonald
6.30
Jan
Macfie
1.42 Mar
Jan
51c
Mar
30c
46c
32c
Jan
13c
Mar
3.00
Feb
Macmillan
Madsen
Malartic
13c
Jan
36c
Feb
Maneast
Uranium
Maple Leaf Milling
146
Jan
170
52
Jan
53
Feb
Maralgo
8
Feb
10
Feb
Marcus
48,300
172,678
29c
Jan
45C
Feb
Marigold
Oils
55c
Mar
Maritime
42c
Mar
*
42c
37 %c
Feb
40c
Jan
42c
1,800
8,210
7.00
Feb
1,452
42%
Jan
6%
Feb
Paper
——
Great Sweet
Coal
9.45
Mar
Jan
48% Mar
1.40
17%c
22c
43c
46c
1.23
1.21
1.30
40,400
*
2.35
5,278
41%
6,700
2.20
1,640
1.25
19c
60,900
1.99
1.99
2.05
3,700
30c
23c
33c
18,960
9
9%
31c 37%c
8,035
Ltd
•
33c
32c
39c
1
3.75
3.70
4.20
2.20
2.20
2.65
2.20
2.75
f
25c
32c
,
;
9 %
Feb
47c
Feb
32c
Jan
2.15
Jan
42,150
60c
70c
Jan
15c
Feb
24,511
•
47
46
47
635
8
Jan
9%
Feb
100
99%
99%
99%
15
99%
900
7%
Jan
9
Feb
Mclntyre
Porcupine
•
93'A
92
93%
922
80'A
Jan
4.50
4.50
400
4.40
Jan
Jan
McKenzie
Red
1
34c
32 %c
35c
6,525
79c
63c
81c
183,421
10
10
10
100
21
10
1.17
1
1
1.10
21%
424
4.25
48c
9.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
5.75 Mar
4.60
1.09
10
2,821
32,350
Maybrun
McColl
McWatters Gold Mines
Jan
21%
Feb
50c
Feb
1.10
Feb
Mercury
Jan
Merrill Island
26,825
11,829
Jan
Merrill
16% Mar
19%
Jan
Meta
6,620
10
12%
Jan
Mexican
25
27
Jan
Midcon
Jan
Mid-Western
25
1
13c
•
62%
25
45
13c
15c
45,275
62%
63%
1,225
14 %c
Jan
Mar
Feb
13c
Mar
55
Jan
22c
18%c
63% Mar
:
16 %c
1.05
181,500
19c
19c
4,311
16,500
14c
1.20
13 %c 14 %c
1.20
17c
"
1.27
64,720
16c
20c
234,100
30%
L_
Mines
Paper common
Gold
83,500
91c
19C
Lake
Gold
16 %c 16 %c
1.05
Mines
30%
25
53,217
12 %c
Jan
90c
Feb
17 %c Jan
13 %c
1.10
Feb
Jan
75c
500
70c
Jan
27c
34c
Dauch
Canada
•
Hi
Tower
Drilling
Hollinger Consol Gold
Co
33c
56 %C
*
,
55 %c 56 %c
7%
24%
30%
14%
320
8
28%
5
139,400
800
B
*
12c
Feb
Feb
54
7
Jan
34c
Feb
Mar
58
Jan
9
Feb
14,860
-
Ltd
A
Jan
Mining
85c
22%
Feb
30 % Mar
Min
Metals
Corp
Corp
Ore
Modern
Class
Mines
Preferred
Brewery
class
Moneta
Knitting
Porcupine
Montreal
Locomotive
Works
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
10%
Feb
16
11,585
10%
Feb
15% Mar
National
953
40
Jan
45
Mar
49%
49%
50
49 % Mar
50
Mar
National
7.25
7.60
22,620
Jan
National
68
72%
7,245
92,450
SmeltinglHIII*
Rights
42c
1.75
\
lie
...
5.60
Hy-Charger Petroleums .III
10
12c
58
,
60
National
Feb
50c
Mar
National
Steel
Feb
42
Jan
National
Trust
Jan
1.75 Mar
2.05
Feb
8.35
Feb
11% Mar
3.40
Jan
6.00 Mar
8c
Jan
15c
Feb
Nello
Petroleum
Mines
New Athona Mines
New
Bidlamaque
Jan
Jan
46% Mar
New British Dominion Oil :
12
11%
12%
3,640
11 %
Jan
12%
Feb
New
Calumet
Mines
1
7
7
7
25
6%
Feb
Feb
New
Concord
Development
IIIIl
46c
56 %
•
Powders
com
1,111
175
11%
11%
3,172
15
International Metals
•
15
15
625
15c
Jan
51'A
Jan
50% Mar
11%
15
1.25
1.20
1.33
34,950
*
10
10
11
100
10
~~_25
-
class aI_—_ I"
Preferred
23%
Co
common
Ran wick
90%
131%
Petroleum
International
•
Ltd
Interprovincial
Bldg
Pipe
Line
Feb
New
New
Highridge
103
J«n
New
91
Mar
40
102%
Jan
21,113
78 %
Jan
130
126%
Jan
'
91
131 131%
38
14,866
1.82
30,390
28
1.20
Jan
Jan
131% Mar
New
Hosco
21
1.82 Mar
New
Laguerre
14%
14
Feb
16%
36%
13,188
27%
Jan
36% Mar
New
2.65
Feb
3.85
Feb
New
Minda-Scotia
1
3.90
3.90
4.10
23,675
13,150
2.75
Jan
4.15 Mar
New
1.95
2.50
64,993
90c
1.25
13,465
30c
2.45
•
34c
39C
1.12
29,700
40c
6,450
32#
i
1.23
397,400
45.
15c
Feb
2.50 Mar
Newnorth
Feb
1.25 Mar
New
20c
Jan
40c
Mar
New
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper-
34 %c Feb
52c
Jan
New
Senator-Rouyn—
Mines
51c
Jan
1.23 Mar
New
1.27
Feb
Feb
Mar
1.65 Mar
1.70
2.15
156,250
1.45
Jan
2.15 Mar
12%
675
11%
Feb
12% Mar
74c
95c
95,100
68c
Jan
80c
28%
28%
28%
60
5
5%
400
27% Mar
1.47
Feb
28% Mar
■
4.00
4.00
4.50
'32
8,500
32
32%
525
41%
41%
41%
40
25c 26 %C
;
5
3.10
Feb
Jan
6%
4.65
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
33'A Mar
41
Jan
42
Feb
Jan
2.26
2.89
3,600
209.800
22c
,' 2.35
26c
35c
63,383
26c
Mar
39c
Jan
70c
75c
33,821
70c
Mar
93c
Feb
36,810
22c
Jan
31c
75c
,,
•
25c
.
25c 27 %c
1.75
Jan
Feb
27c
4.10
Feb
Feb
1.54
1.50
1.62
48,700
1.50
Feb
1.86
*
/2.50
2.40
2.58
12,236
2.01
Jan
2.64
Feb
95c
1.00
1.30
Jan
44c
54c
98c
'
*
•
37c
10,143
30c
Mar
45c
Feb
New
Taku
13c
23,100
9'Ac
Jan
13c
Feb
New Thurbois
15c
16c
24,400
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
Nib
Mines
<
73c
1.85
1.81
„
24c
92c
Feb
1,500
44c
Var
54c"
-1172,425
30c
1.02
Jan
6,000
63c
Jan
90c
Mar
9,291
16c
Jan
30c
Mar
...
90c
29c
1.01
» l.oi
.
.
Jan
45,300
1.01 Jan
1.13
Jan
1.89
13,630
1.81 Mar
2.05
Jan
21c
.
1
25c
55,150
-
21c
Mar
38c
Feb
1.75
1:90
26,050
22 %c
22c
23c
37,100
22c
Mar
32c
31c
34c
30,800
28c
Feb
39c
Feb
70c
64c
70c
280,015
50c
Feb
70c
Jan
31c
30c
31c
14,000
29c
Feb
35c
Jan
62c
Mar
1
61c
46c
62c
746,014
r<
39c
38c
41c
211,119
(
22c
22c
25c
18,250
j!3%c
12 %c
18c
72c
Jan
1.90 Mar
33c
Feb
33c
Jan
34c
Jan
54c
20 %c
Feb
33c
Feb
946,106
10c
Jan
18c
Mar
60c
Jan
90c
Feb
73c
.
89c
272,901-
T5%c
'
13c
16c
232,150
10c
Feb
18c
Feb
(42 %c
42c
50c
123,625
23c
Jan
50c
Mar
1
^8%e
18 %c
20c
50,700
14c
Feb
27c
Feb
53.000
11c
Jan
145,816
16c
Feb
1
*,
1.48
•
4
~
14c
f 20c
12%c 14 %c
1
18c
22c
4.80
1
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Superior Oils
30c
4.65
5.00
387,352
2.38
14c
14c
15c
236,000
8%c
2.67
*
Feb
Jan
Jan
14%c Mar
24c
Feb
5.05 Mar
15c
Feb
1
Gold
2.33
25'Ac
25'Ac
26c
2,000
22c
Feb
30c
Jan
1
Mines
2.40
_•
:
Mines
Yellowknife
Mar
1
1
My lamaque Explor
Gold
Jan
88c
11%
20
1
10%c
Ltd
(1939)_
page
40c
37c
1.07
Mines
50c
1.60
Feb
12%
\
1
Marlon Gold
3.60
Newlund
75c
6% Mar
-i.so
_5
•
Mines
3.25
Jan
.
Jan
18%
_1
33%
310
5
45
75c
Mines
14%
~"i
"
1
Jaculet -Mines
Kelore
Feb
27
Jan
1
New Jason Gold
New
Jan
27%
Feb
•
Mines
Mar
38
Mining
36
.
"II
:
Harricana
Jan
Mar
26% Mar
26% Mar
-
3.45
17
1 ;
24
1.00 Mar
18
40
1
35%
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
1,500
1
Explorations:
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.90
5.00
27
1,170
New Goldvue Mines
Jan
35
*
I
New
3.35
•
see
Jan
33
40c
16%
2.80 Mar
26,000
50c
Fortune Mines
22
1.45
'
~~
For footnotes
New
i
Ltd
Mines—
Jan
50
Jan
Jan
Mar
42c
45
1
18
Gas
22%
Jan
Mar
33c
1.50
87c
Mar
Mar
17%
1
Feb
1.74
17%
16,600.
Feb
.42
Oil
Petroleum
305
89%
;
Mines
fi
2.
Mining
Jacobus Mining
Jaye Exploration
Davies
Delhi
34%
35
•
I
Ltd
Waite
New
New
12
11
88c
2.50 Mar
1.32
I
Feb
Jan
80c
Mar
Jan
4.15
250
17%
I
'
New Dickenson Mines
1.20 Mar
6%
92c
1.90 Mar
60
6%
Mar
Feb
4.50
29c
25
26%
18
Feb
24c
325
27%
37% c Mar
1.60
63,859
27%
18% Mar
.
Jan
3.60
,
91,339
18
3.30
4.00 Mar
1
New Continental
Feb
23%
1.66
i
Credits
Interprovincial
Irish Copper Mines
Iron Bay Mines
Feb
Mar
Gold
Oils
23%
102% 102%
•
^S/lOO
Preferred
International
85c
57
50%
Bristol
34%
•
~10o
Nickel
Minerals
654,950
57
1
Bronze
Preferred
Isotope Products
Rights
53c
50%
11%
II_10
Mining
35c
54%
50%
•
I IIso
New
1.03
18
3.00
87c
1
Mar
I
64c
1
:
Jan
Jan
27 %c
36%
common-
6,140
75c
Jan
Feb
1.37
30c
43 y4
l
69
7
27
*
£
Alger Mines
54
Gold
25%
.
New
110
Jan
32,800
*
^
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
150
61% Mar
500
33c
59c
\1.33
•
33,199
78
95,800
4.80
26%
10
69
*
2.35
27'A
25c
Car...
46%
Inland Cement preferred
Gold
58
5.80
72% Mar
28c
••
30,700
18
•
44
Acceptance
Mines
9,197
10,480
2,365
575,200
5.40
com
Grocers
pfd
Hosiery Mills class B___
37
64
33c
4.70
gOc
1
69
~
preferred
(John) & Co
International
1.85
1.75
10%c ll%c
Mines
Drug & Chemical
45%
~io
$2.25
International
152
Creek
Canada"ordinaryls
preferred
Lake
44c
38%
9%C
IIIII_l
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of
36c
38%
v_
_
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Warrants
72
l
20
725
30 %c
.3.00
•
National Explorations Ltd
__
2.30
,22%c
Jan
Mar
Feb
38c
•
11,621
Huron & Erie
Mortgage
85,260
17,915
11%
Jan
95% Mar
Jan
15
Jan
47% Mar
100
Jan
25c
Feb
2.12
Mar
!
2.55
6,650
92c
Feb
.1
Moore Corp common..
Multi-Minerals Ltd
45
8.00
610
J
4.40
27
_i
16
Feb
74,800
18
29C
■
r__;
15%
6.95
32c
85c
4 70
common
14
7.60
18%
17
4.20
;
*
^
43
50
Mining &
136,198
25c
,
30 %c
*
A
14
Mining
Hudson Bay
4.00
•
4.35
1
B
Monarch
Nama
10c
Feb
7% Mar
Mar
80c
2,000
7
85c
•
*
common
14
—;
17
1
Containers
44
Mar
34,000
13%
26c
•
♦
Paper common
91c
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32 %c Mar
28,100
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49c
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75c
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15c
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1.51
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Highwood Sarcee Oils
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9%c
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10c
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145
1
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1.27
Mar
6%
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23c
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18%c
16c
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10%
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17
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10
15c
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Feb
17%
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Hendershot
Frontenac
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20%
1.49
100
1
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1.10 Mar
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75c
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2.75 Mar
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Jan
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2.10 Jan
2,080
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7,100
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Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mill
Jellicoe
Feb
2.25
8,550
,
48%
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Jack
14c
2.25
47
9c
Products
Inspiration
Jan
12c
2.15
Feb
Gwillim Lake Gold
Inglls
8c
10%c
.
3.20
Mines
Industrial
2.50
625
Mines
Warrants
6%
Jan
1.33 Mar
3.40
70c
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Indian
Jan
1.99
3.30
Rights
'
28 %c
88,650
47
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125
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137,990
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1,225
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1.30
1.49
31c
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Mar
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8
6%
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class
Feb
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Mar
Feb
6%
45% Mar
100
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&
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53,400
...
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Heath
6%c Jan
254
15c
1
:
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134,667
-
8
13c
50
com
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Feb-
23
8
11c
10c
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38c
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...
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90
55c
Jan
89%
22% Mar
1
100
48%
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230
33c
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47
Jan
997
1
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Jan
Jan
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class
Red Lake Gold
60c
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Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet
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Feb
7.30
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3.85
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9
46c
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23
1
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2.80
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1,33
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509
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93
75c
1,375
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160
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96
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21
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13'Ac Jan
37,000
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6,850
7
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B
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1,365
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17
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class
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2.65
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Jan
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3.25
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4.30 Jan
24c
Feb
2.55
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3.15 Feb
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28c
1,145
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18
Feb
5,610
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73c
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Mines
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1.95
6,127
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21% Mar
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13c-Jan
12,000
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24"
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2.55
43,710
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29%
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Mar
(John) class A
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24c
18
9,628
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101,477
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2.55
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2.90
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35c
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2.37
Feb
2.4C
1
5.75
5
1
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—1
1.65 Mar
22 %
23
2.90
1
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1.90
-
23%
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.*
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29
62%
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1
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Feb
1
54,715
1.23
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;
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5%
1.10
„
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Mines
67
485
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of
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1
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6.45
12c
Feb
5%
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Sol
13,345
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——
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El
15,500
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2.15
2.10
1
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23,556
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Eastern Metals
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Mines
East Sullivan Mines
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11c
l
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24c
24c
27c
65,650
24c
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34c
Jan
1
11c
10c
11c
120,427
7'Ac Jan
16c
Feb
6,429
2.15
Feb
2.70 Mar
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Mar
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63c
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45c
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88c
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1.90
Jan
Feb
51
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53
Jan
42c
Jan
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3.40
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United
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United
1.58
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99c
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1
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1.60
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6,075
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32
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234,588
1.65
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•
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585
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2.80
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10
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67c
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2.65 Mar
13,450
14
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23
2.65
Jan
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14
1,000
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•
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Feb
18
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Jan
1.66
Jan
Jan
5.85
Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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Mines
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class
17c
l
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1.20
43c
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2.75
Jan
75c
Jan
102
Jan
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Valley
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78c
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(1944)
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1.85
1.98
45c
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42c
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55c
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%
1.47
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Jan
Mar
14c 15 %c
16,100
2.47
2.41
2.55
110,100
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2.55 Mar
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1
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39c
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40 %C
41c
4,621
40c
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54c
Jan
1.55 Mar
2.50 Mar
Canadian
3.15 Mar
Canadian
,
Feb
Coast
Feb
Dalhousie
Dominion
Bridge
Jan
26% Mar
5.40 Mar
31,560
47c
Mar
93c
Jan
18c
18c
22c
15,100
24
22%
24
40%
43
1,130
125
Steel
38%
__
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•
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32
International
7%
124%
Feb
International vtllities
5
42
16%
Feb
20% Mar
Interprovincial Utilities
♦
__
Jan
75c
Maclaren Power & Paper
*
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33,150
52c
14
20c
51
4,500
47
14,800
37c
65 930
48C
18,964
38
1,225
16% Mar
Minn & Ont Paper new
31c
Feb
Feb
Ogilvle Flour common
Pato Consolidated Gold
Feb
41c
Feb
49
Pend
Oreille
Feb
90c
Feb
Price
Bros
3.15
Jan
Third Canadian
Mar
Yukon
1.95 Mar
38c
16%c
Jan
28c
Jan
55c
34%
Jan
38
Jan
123% 124%
40 A
42
Gold
*
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For
1
Out
of
.
21%
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46
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Feb
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Feb
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24% Jan
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34
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Feb
38% Jan
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90
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4,272
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300
58%
60
955
5% Mar
__
60c
61c
Footnotes,
see
7,500
50
Jan
5,900
57c
Jan
page
46.
Feb
90
6.10
Town
6.00 Jan
25
24
303
6
Mar
Feb
1,630
5%
Jan
Mar
'
Feb
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__
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Jan
1,480
75
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32
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Jan
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43
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Jan
43c
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common
53
44%
11,900
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Paper
25c
285
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Jan
Mar
1,455
125
44
Jan
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32
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7,385
35
26%
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65
2,156
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4,299
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47
Feb
36c
29,000
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38
50
50
Canada
Copper
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89
Feb
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16
1.95
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1.20 Mar
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7,200
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1,329
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Dominion Oilcloth Linoleum
DuPont
31%
5
•
•
Copper
Dominion Glass
Jan
31%
•
Westinghouse
Jan
Feb
1,281
•
common
Papftr
Oil
9.10 Mar
1,775
24A
Investments
Consolidated
11%
6.00
24
1
Canadian
10% Mar
5.85
24
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
1.65
28,955
20%
5.85
*
14c
..
100
1,700
7,355
4,900
21%
*
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73% Mar
Jan
22
Curb Section
30A
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51A
Jan
49% Mar
43%
-
7%
51
12%
45
5
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Dominion
&
Feb
51
12A
7%
47 %
11"%
41%
1
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Canada
Jan
Jan
Feb
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•
5
•
Develop
Brown Co
1.75
5.00
1.20
*
»
Corp
2.55
25 A
i.»
Newfoundland
General
26
?
Corp
Bronze
490
390
*,
Toronto Stock Exchange
National
Canadian
'425
17c M%c
Jan
•
1
Mines
Bear
3.90 Mar
Jan
^6%
1.10
2.07
,_l
Canadian
1,990
Feb
Jan
27 A
27
1.85
II,585
Jan
87% Mar
Jan
1.20 Mar
Feb
26'
-
Mines
32,320
-26
Oil
80
T
Jan
59%c
•
Canuck
Yankee
1,185
7.75
Feb
11A
Asbestos
1,890
Feb
13%C
48c
Jan
100,761
Jan
16c
Jan
1,85
4,400
'
51c
Jan
ny4
41,400
8.80'4.10
Feb
10 %c
•
24c
9c
41 Ac
15,500
•
Zinc
&
Jan
1.35
57,150
3.10 Feb
1
Lead
14c
2,750
47c
Jan
13% Mar
2.66 Jan
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Anglo
24.563
__i
•
:
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
'
-
44c
13 %c 14 %c
.
Feb
Jan
4.45
34,350
Jan
18 A
? 12c
2.94
36% Jan
Feb
,
13%
15% Mar
.|0%
2.71
2.89
;
35% Jan
104
Feb
Feb
10 Ac
13
I3y8
Jan
11
Jan
68
300
101%
Mines
13
10
101
1
12%
766
101%
13%
50
710
350
•
3,155
21% Mar
Mar
h3%
32%
101 %
*
1,780
108
31%
30%
13%
.
50c
Andian
$36,300
Feb
1.00 Jan
Feb
Jas
2.70
Feb
5.30 Feb
28c
Jan
25,075
2'J
29 %
Feb
43
17,500
62% Mar
12c
Feb
36,500
Jan
9,003
5.0C Jan
70r,
12c
57%
40,500
Jan
41
600
-
1.40 Feb
40c
2,165
-
\
Jan
35% Mar
-3,950
4,280
100
*
50
-
88c
15c
Jan
30
31 i/a
31%
5.25
80c
80c
*
A
41%
5.10
•
Yukon
Gold
Jan
•
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Mines
47
»
___*
Jan
1.30 Feb
6,367
35c
1.26
40c
■
A_^
1.40
29 %
5,022
1.35
"1.40
35 A
41%
1
12c
33,685
35
10 %c
17 %c
70c 74% c
•
Ltd.,...
"
12c 13 %C
lie
58 %c
-
.20%
21 % Mar
35c
Jan
,71c
25c
13c
Jan
1
Jan
26-TO A
-51
20%
20%
20
1
Jan
20
16%
Feb
650
1.65 Feb
Windward
9c
13
'
Feb
30c
1.40 Jan
9%c
11c
13%
50
27c
8Ac Feb
5
Wlllroy Mines
34 %c
20c
13
•
preferred™.
class
class
&
Zenmac
Jan
Feb
131/4
•
Rol
ltd
Pass
Yellowknife
21
1
common
White
Yukeno
10
_•
Mines
Jan
170,000
1,200
-
-T«»n
150
*
Simpsons Ltd
Petroleum
__i_——
Jan
23,373
•
B
22 %c
23c
1.55
Yale
t
Jan
5.30 15.40
26
1
Mlnina
Bliver-Miller
26
31,299
19c
Winchester Larder
I.
2.55 Mar
Jan
Jan
12
i
;
4.80 Mar
4.05 Mar
1.70 Mar
41,200
' 11
IO%;4O'/4
-
Quebec
Mines
24c 26 %c
1.40
20c
"
41.27
-
Mar
92,305
50%
•
73c
A
721%
,.
Jan
47c
;$7%
9.05
•
•
common
43c
13%c
1.40
1
;
Corp
Breweries
63,000
1
141
nc
73c
1
3.45
50%
62c
Coghlan
2.27
1
65C
Petroleums
15c :q 18c
•
Jan
Wilrlch
1.20
50c
Sherritt Gordon
•
7,100
72%
Jan
13 yt
13%
_1
-
Petrol
(Geo/
Preferred
11,725
•
74%
11% Jan
Class B
r
39,519
3.00
50
2
Shawkey 1945 Mines
i Weston
*
20,200
2.27
69% Feb
10,515
*
T ^e^eheifis
20c
•
2,640
13 A
Wiltsey
86%
,
4,430
74 A
•
Products
Naco
Jan
14%
13
♦
Gvocers
Mar
73
_i
Western
Jan
51c
1
Ltd
Western
Jan
15%
14%
Mines
W,,ifirn
Feb
3.40
Jan
14
143/"
Malartic
st
50c
Ltd
j
Feb
741/3
♦
Maygill Gas Oil
17 %c
148
Rainbow
'■
8%
26%
14
•
W
Decalta
41% Mar
29%c Feb
*
Mines
&
2.57 Mar
15 %
12,230
2.70
1
Jan
40c
4.00 Mar
25
*
7.85 Jan
93V4C Mar
____1
preferred
Western Ashley Mines.
t Western Canada Breweries
Jan
11
>
Jan
4.50 Jan
4.25 Feb
50
9
51
West
'» Westeel
Feb
Jan
2.70
Feb
36c
Feb
30c
42c
V(
4.30 Mar
-
Feb
Jan
13%
V
15cT7%c
1.25
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Etadacona
33c
l
.^3%
14% ;44%
13% ?
14
57
1
Debentures
Snooner
34c
Feb
18c/j$
15%c
Gold
Gold
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
2.25
Jan
62
__
Corp
Antonio
*
Jan
'
Bouris
2.08
>
Feb
1.56
*
Petroleums
Wespac
13C43%C
'
Slocan
2 16
20,155
33,183
1.91
14 %C
__
.
•
Somerville
2.10
4 50
Mines
Dare
G
49p 5 50c
-
♦
Industries
Slater
Feb
1.95
1.80
21
l
Russell
Siscoe
Feb
49
1.99
1.55 Mar
121
20
Royal Bank of Canada
Class
43%
Jan
1.25 Mar
25c 26 V' C
1
pfd
6%
1:,
70c
■
22,898
1
Silver
44% Jan
Mar
45
12,750
9 ',805'
101/
l*
Silverwood
Jan
41
355
25,630
48c J 51c
*
Roxana Oils
*-
42 y4
71fy
48
il.40 •'
1
Ltd
A
Consolidated
Oil
;■
l.£0 :,1.93
Rockwin Mines
Sflanco
1,960
43%
-j 1.80
11,|
__
'
2.60
4,955
13,100
111,167
1,400
;
1
Mines
Mfg
-
Jan
Jan
8%c
-
2.45;V2.45
,
2.03
•'
17,209
lie? 15c'
100
-
34,350
2.50 '12.55V
1.76
10c
'
1.7&12.15
2I
Rowan
Voting
43%
41
/ 47
7,0/3
4.05.'<4t75
,4.
,
_•
1
pfd
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Sigma
42%
ZZ
'
1.25
1.65
1
Aluminum
303,361
%
1.26 f
27% ,S8%
4.20
1
Roche Long Lac
Sicks'
43
25
A
Mines
Western
42
1.16" j
_l
£
i
11%
.
-4.05^14:35
.
i;38
1
Rupununi
Sheep
25c
West
1.
•
*3.10 ;
2.90
28
1
Refining
'
4.0044.30
'
MacDonald
'
,ll%cj43c
1.75
Ltd_-__'_
4.50
j»
'*• ./
23C 4 25c
;_2
Mines
Riverside Silk class
;
36
Jan
ZIZ
Oils
Walker
1.95 Feb
0.4j
5.1,0-0
1
Mines
Petroleum
Scurry
Violamac
Virginia
Feb
70,750
•
-
Rio Palmer Oil.
;
Mar
13c
Grey Trust
Walte Amulet
4,510
1
'♦
1
Rexspar Uranium
,
&
Vulcan
2,305
,
..-4.22
Rainville Mines Ltd-
Band
,
Mar
11,961
'1.95 5 2.13
11%
Mines
-
Bah
36
411/4
6.25 Mar
41
22%C,$ 30c
12c
Bt
100
3,000
-
'1.80
2.1o0
24c
4.20
Royalite
36
18c
Mines
Mines
16c
61,0.0
2. GO
.
__i .•
-2.95
Robertson
36
Viceroy Mfg class A
Jan
8.70 '
-
3.8Q
3.80
-
1
Rio
Jan
_•
Jan
7.60
7.50t
1
Reynold
16 A
36A
Feb
48% Mar
16c
Corp
6c
3.30
27,417
«
'
6.85
7.55
™__1
Renabie
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
18c
Ltd
Victoria
1,350
71.95
38% 19
39%
'
Chibougamau Gold
Regent
116
Waterous Equipment
Weedon
Pyrite Copper
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Reeves
Mar
Jan
Alloys
Ventures
13%
Jan
/ 410 '
jr6.25
12^4 16c
1
Mines
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
2
;
,
12% Mar
68c
2,044
,
4.70
1
____________
Dome
Quebec
i
Vanadium
8,000
^8%.
1.80
Quebec Copper Corp
Reef
40
113
preferred
Steel
3,962
89c
5oc 4 56c
54%'55'/2
,
Rayrock
B
.'Upper Canada
.
-
Purdy Mica Mines
'Rare
Class
Jan
2.35
V
..
Prospectors Airways
Radlore
Jan
Jan
18
Oils
1.72
22c " Jan
'
Quebec
17
200
ZZZZZZl
;_Z_Z
»
United Kenb Hill
Feb
1
Inc
East
Uranium
Quebec
150
40
Jan
1.04
•
T
Jan
13%c
*
;
•Warrants
.
16%
ZZZZZ*
class
Jan
32 A
1.76
5.80
_•
^
Electric
M
Preston
Inv
10%
Jan
•HL.15
•
Gold
Name changed to P R M Inc.
Pronto
16%
38%
113% 113%
40
44%
Feb
"Z*
class B
Jan
Metals of America—
Pressed
1,100
ZZZ-*
Line
Mines
7.25
3,232
55%
1
Border
President
48%
3.00
•
Asbestos
Jan
46c
..
7,729
1.80
_i '
■
.
•
46%
2.00 Mar
-
13
Gold
United
95c
Jan
>12.00
.
48%
31c
23%
4,125 '
1.40-&;50
1.42
' 2.00
58c
Mining
Jan
1.10 Mar
85
51? 51
30cr 32c
60c
Jan
Mar
«
4,983
■
Jan
40c
85c
common....
5,5_0
32
>
S80
31,010
3,200
Feb
1.33 Feb
'
Oil
Premier
R
29
21,385
54c
90c
preferred1
47c
,
120,422
17,725
*9.63
9.00
r
Acceptance
2nd
»
30c
27,150
,
35e
93,290
•
Corp
Prairie
il.34
54%
Rouyn
Power
P
Union
River
Powell
,
6.75 Mar
31,700
1
Uranium
Placer Development new cona___
Ponder Oils
Powell
Jan
2.88 43.25
1
.
Union
4.75
>.
44c
46c
87C
■
Jan
88c
Feb
37c
3,885
9'Oc,?, 9iC
38c
90c
-
f63/4
1.35' 11.45
•
C
B
Triad
5
32c
Jan
fl.00
Jan
~_i
Union Gas of Canada.
1.40
,
Feb
Feb
30c
3.10
__X
Gas
.1.99
Jan
1.10
Feb
2.63
2.25
•
1.53 Mar
v
11
2.25 Mar
40c
Petroleum
23c
»
Mineral
&
Petrol Oil &
Trend
19c
31
Mines
Mar
Jan
50
Gold
60c
1.02
9.00
;
5
common
Feb
13c
v
10% Mar
74,070
__io
Pipe
9%c Jan
i
Mar
9% Jan
2.40
Resources
41,608
.
Feb
g.OO
50c
Mar
400
Feb
15c
Jan
2.15
«
Pipeline
61,2u0
34c
__l
Oil
Prairie
32,700
91c
■*
_50c
Mountain
Trans
'11.25
.
10c
Feb
42
2.35
•
&V2C
-
Mar
.,•9
Mar
8
1.43 Jan
11,400
%
Transcontinental
Mar
Jan
150
10%
40
11,660
10%
13c
1.24
•
86
27c
13c
9%
Feb
1.26 Jan
1.12
Oils
Oil
346
Jan (
6%
1,780
1.12
Empire Oils
Feb
1.02 Mar
41A
8c
8,475
..
1.80 Mar
8,255
class A
4.10
1.34
1
Petroleums
Paymaster
-
Ltd
Mines
Pathfinder
6%
15c
■16% Mar
31,900
7%
1.36
Jan
11,490 *
t
Jan
*
13c
7%
9%
50
13%c
1.13
•
Uranium
1
Mines
Jan
B
12%
.
10c
1.22
2.35
preferred
-IlllllZZZIio
Trans-Canada Explorations
Trans
183,071
10 %c
5%
Jan
77
130,400
118,500
.
12%ql5%C
14c,,
Drilling
Pater
12'/2c
,.
15.903
28c 7 37c
-
A
l.uys
,
-Sl.40
32%c
10c
Mines
1.02
22,686
t
-
\.53c/s 60c
1.39
Mines
raramaque
I 86
60c
lie
.18,675
46 %
85
*
»
Pan Western Oils
„
15%
86
Finance
Class
Feb
-■
14,750
IZ'/sC
15%
•.?
_:_™
\1j£
13 Ac
4.1
1
10.00 Mar
'
Page Hersey Tubes-
Traders
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.80
53c
Toronto Savings & Loan
Towagmac Exploration
Feb
Feb
103%
7.40
,__~_I_ZIl20
26 %c
41,140
;
65c, 4 82c
..
Jan
-
26%
Mar
2.90 Mar
2.25
Mortgage
-3.75
•
Mar
102
6.80
,■
Toronto
8.20
1,850
21
45
1
Mines
Toronto Elevators
Toronto General Trusts
33,455
-
1
5,105
1
Gold
3.15 Mar
24
630
-
10
'v-3.75i-j4.00
30'Ac
_1
6 'A
Jan
I.610
2.27
8%o.Mar
1.10 Mar
3.35
3.10
10%
10
'12% Mar
Jan
7.00
Torbrit Silver Mines
12% Mar
Feb
Jan
8%
•
Jan
11A
5.75
1
Toronto Dominion Bank
52c."Jan
Feb
Feb
7% Mar
25c
Jan
-
5.00
1
2.50
1,645
iic
Mar
40c
21,108
9%
10
Mlnes__
Tiara Mines
Tombill
•
41 A
_i
Thompson-Luridmark
2,45 Mar
22,400
1.36
«
)
~"r
Preferred
1Q%
<
3,255
-
12.42 A
-
Jan
,
12%-42%
*
Jan
29c
15,900
79c
Mines
8c
71c
«
Feb
20c
51,000
1
Taylor
22c
-25,825
V
Tandem
95% Mar
Jan
$345
26
Jan
Mar
11 %c
A.10
9.00
*
Jan
1.00
«
Tamblyn
86c
,
12c"
Mar
Teck-nugftes Gold
Temagami Mines
.Texas Calgary _J
J
Mar
22%
1.60
1.80
32 A Mar
Feb
22 %c
21
70c
A ■/
Jan
2.90
7 V*
common__^._u_.
Mar
16c
600
1.36
Mines
Mar
85c
8%
•
Pearson
50
553,700
102 103%
500
common
20
5.50
1
Jan
40,000
v
Gold
COns
Jan
Jan
Feb
5.25
22
1
Industries
Jan
Mar
15 y«
20c
Sylvanite Gold
68c
-
Inlet
72
13%c Jan
61c
8
*
Minerals.!
&
Feb
24%
47 A
18c
100
Oils
Jan
30
5.25
,,
22
46,956
:
50
85c
Switson
Jan
36c
__
Surf
Surely
Jan
3X)5
a? ■-
ordinary
20
;
50
3.10
Petroleum
Preferred
Mar
•
Feb
18 %
Feb
79c
6c
9,25
Jan
9%
43c
3.10
l
17 %
16c
671,467
6c-|
Feb
Feb
L 21,000
2.25; ^'2.45
30c'j
1.14
Mar
1.00
*
common
89c
20%c Feb
Jan
11c
77 %c
Jan
30c
28,435--
57%
18,800
18c
1
Warrants
Supertest
Feb
10c
95c
common--;
'
-
1.00
'-. 52c
120c
;;
2.30 Mar
.14%c Feb
i
:
16c
-
11,723
*
Feb
65,625-.--•
11,750
12%
1
Propane
72
*
Jan .f
S3
46,275
-15c' '} 19c
10
Cons 1 Mines
8uperior
210
85c
.
11c
29%
,
•
Gold
Lake
/
75c'
:
buiiiran
Jan
56c
•«
15
,
80c
___10
_
-
7%
,-.59,200
.
Contact
40
Jan
22%
70
50
_i
;
55c
12 %c Jan
11c 12 %c
20
Sudbury
9c-1 -Jan
*
:
Copper
;
yj,
; 12c
1 84c
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
,
i78c
30c
_
Crush
Orange
-
1,040
% 8,100
1
__20
5.30 Mar
"
Jan
1,430
,
10c
:•
pfd_i
Ontario Steel Products
9
32c.K 42c
.
^
B
14
11 Ac
Feb
Feb'
•
-
115
2 35
common
;
preferred
Opemlska
1
__™__™™
80c
1.14
63c-
____90c
:—
116,200
70%
•
85c
Jan
Mar
32 'A
20c
Oka Rare Metals Mining:
-9c
-
•
5,633
16,200
22%
Sturgeon River Mines
1.75-Jan
•
7,140
:
Feb
Canada
of
Low
77c
13c 13 %c
«
7.75 Jan
Jan
70c
61c
.
Jan
17c
Jan
35%
5,570
16'c
/.
4.50
•
•87,300
llc-^
.
56c
Bteeloy Mining
Steep- Rock Iron Mines
Sterling Trusts _i-_™__™i
Feb
^16,000
75c
,
Selections
Okalta
■
'
.
"b
84e
93
^
lie
BteeJ
Range Since Jan. 1
High
73c
13 %c
Bros
'
?
31%
63c.
•
;
Mar
Mar
4
Jan
34c
--
160
10c
»
Stedman
40c
Jan
6.65
11,840
60c
•
___
L
Mines™.
-
39
8 %"
';
■
* yj
,
>422,400
v
'
Mar
-10%c Jan
9,748
Gold.
61
Jan
43,100
5.30
\
>
21c
Jan
26c
:5,50fr-
-■-80c
1.08
32 Ah
• *,
100
19 %c
514c;
70c
60c
preferred
51 %
2,200
--
T
16%i.-17 %
_£
Mines
39c
ioy2c 12 %c
16%
*
10,118
61
■
v
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OH
Jan
5.05
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•
Nuduiama Mines Ltd
Ooasxa
9c
70c
2.30
•
1
Northern Quebec Power commoii™
Norvalie
329,712
7.3547.50
Mines
Northwestern Util
'•
20c
Olsen
Shares
Low
1
26c33c
10%C "
72c ;
.
__20c
___
Oil
Canada
Northern
Btarrett
39
_1
Trinity
■
3.70 Mar,
5.15
*
1
Ltd
Warrants
North
Jan
74c
•
j.
Oils
iNurtri Rdnkin
North
2.57
________50
North Inca Gold
Northland
201,023
for Week
•f Prices
1
3.70
14c
*
commen_a___i
Preferred
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
28c
1
Bang*
Par
2.89 Mar
58 A f
>•
7.45
.
High
1.37 Jan
33c
"
-__:i___™._
Low
2.85
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
330,925'
-
„_1
Mining
Norpax Oil
60%
STOCKS
2.89/
18c
^1 •'
i___
:
16
16c
3.65
_•
Mines
Corp
Nornietal
;
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
-
fiioh
!<
2.40
2.80
"
ENDED
/rMay
Shares
Low
1
Mines
•I
. ., ■
par
^
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sa^p Price
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
FOR
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
6%
52
Feb
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
39 A Mar
22c
Mar
24
Mar
43%
Jan
35%
Feb
26% Mar
94%
Feb
45
Mar
36
Jan
124% Mar
42
Mar
14
Feb
94
Jan
37 A Mar
47
Feb
52
Jan
6.20 Mar
5.15
6A
60
Jan
Jan
Mar
68%e Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
Monday, March 19, 1950
..
(1406)
195680
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, March
16
Obligations of Government Agencies
Infesting Companies
10.00
1.64
Mutua'. Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Development
/
Mutual Fund Inc
1
American
4.40
9.15
1
Shares
American Business
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.76
6.71
4.12
,
1.25
Fund Inc
AHUiated
1.60
6,21
_25c
Fund
Aberdeen
1.80
15.12
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Beneficial Corp —
1
Blair Holdings Corp——
1
9.37
4.00
4.37
9%
10'A
4%
5%
13.12
23.13
24.87
Inc
16.84
18.21;
Fund Inc—1
*
—1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Fund
Boston
11.32
12.23
5
—1
22.86
24.71
12.95
14.20
California Fund Inc—
Canada General Fund
1
7.67
(1954) Ltd—
Canadian. Fund
1
Broad Street Invest Corp
Ltd
Fund
Bollock
—
8.38
;
•
50e
Christiana Securities com—100
Preferred
100
Colonial Fund Inc
—1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Composite Bond & Stock
.
v •
Fund
Inc—-—
—1
Composite Fund Inc—.
1
Chemical Fund Inc
Fund Inc——lc
4.49
4.88
9.76
10.67
10.72
11.72
t
.
•
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7.94
15.12
10.66
20.40
22.27
20.53
4.92
23.91
<
5.38
8.62
•
10.41
7.57
8.30
2
16.62
3.61
18.21
10.59
11.59
Series:
Series
——
9.18
;
6.48
7.08
22.48
3.92
19.01
23.73
13.10
Scudder,
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
.
8.09
14.09
Fund
Fund.
9.16
14.92
10.04
11.37
lc
12.01
13.15
lc
2.95
3.25
Common
Smith
(Edson
Fund..
B)
1
12.42
13.57
Investors
—1
Street Investment Corp.,.•
Roe & Farnham Fund—1
13.33
14.60
42.00
44.50
Investors Inc
Southwestern
Sovereign
State
Stein
12.57
13.11
24%
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
Texas Fund Inc
1
12.89
12.03
26%
9.14
8.36
—
12.42
6.94
7.61
United
United
Accumulated Fund—1
Continental Fund
1
11.43
12.61
8.20
8.96
17.39
United
Income Fund Shares.l
10.41
11.32
lc
4.25
4.67
United
Science Fund
1
11.05
12.08
lc
Gtowth Industry Shares Inc—1
9.07
16.00
9.94
1
15.80
17.17
16.48
Value Line Fund Inc..
1
6.62
7.23
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
17.12
17.65
Value
Inc..1
6.33
6.92
Haydock
1
a26.98
1
15.84
17.12
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.68
2.93
Ltd
Canada
Funds
United
Line Income
Fund
.
Income
Fund
of
incorporated
incorporated
Street Investing Corp
Investors
1
7.08
.
7.74
Mutual
Washington
Fund
1
Inc
9.00
9.84
1
Inc
Fund
Investors
10.71
11.70
Wellington Fund
1
27.61
30.09
1
9.73
10.63
Whitehall
Fund
Inc..
1
12.51
13.52
1
Boston
Income
Wall
14.40
13.22
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Inc
19.31
20.88
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.60
6.05
Par
Bid
10
128
lo
73
Aetna
lo
207
10
36
26%
Agricultural Insurance Co
Automobile
American
Equitable
American
Fidelity &
$1.25
Home
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Assur.—5
Casualty_5
preferred
conv
American
2
Assurance
Co_5
(Newark N J)__2%
Mercury (Wash
American
5
D C)
■37
of North
Co
Insurance
Amer__5
134
139
38
33
36
28%
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
134
142
10
230
238
N
Life
National
Lincoln
Casualty
33%
35%
41
44
Merchants
33
1
4%
5
27%
29%
95%
100%
5%
Fire
9-
4-56
b2.95
2.80%
3-56
10-
1-56
b3.00
2.85%
2.55%
9-
1-55
6-
1-56
b2.85
2.65%
3.00%
2-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.C0
2.85%
2.80%
10-
3-55
7- 2-56
b2.95
2.75%
2.95%
3-
1-56
12-
3
b3.05
2.95%
2.95%
11-
1-55
8- 1-56
b2.95
2.80%
United States Treasury
Merchants &
Manufacturers
National Fire
National
March 22,
March
29,
58
New
38%
40%
New
York
27
283/4
North
Columbian
Natl
Continental
&
Casualty
Forster
Employees
Employees
99.974
99.977
May 10, 1956
99.944
May 17, 1956
99.901
99.910
May 24,
99.860
99.873
May
31,
99.806
99.817
June
7,
99.757
99.773
June
Bank & Trust
142
Northeastern
98
103
Northern
5
180
188
Co.
10
129%
135%
10
67%
71
Pacific
74
Pacific
Indemnity
68%
50%
52%
46%
48%
58
63
of
186
178
27%
29%
27
29
Square
Trust
Guaranty
30;:
Irving
Kings
Trust
County
Meadow
of
33
I;
77%
50%
38
■<:
310
Trust
440
—100
325
345
200
50
16
38
40
254
264
65
67
10
45
47
12.50
35
38
Trust
Co
Bank
City
Bank
Union
Bank
National
Cleveland
of
Commerce
93
102
44%
41
42%
28%
30%
Life
Inc
Group
Assoc
Reinsurance
322
68
7
.
..
10
31
34
64%
66V2
25
51
55
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
59
61
10
32
34%
Trust—25
108
Co
Bank
Detroit
of
City-
Jersey
National
First
Royal State Bank of N Y
Rye National Bank
Security National Bank of
Huntington
(L I)
_5
18%
20%
2
8%
9%
Sterling
25
Bank
I.ik:
(N J)
County Bank 6c Trust
71
Trust
;
National
Trade Bank
1
Co
50
46%
10
,
203
198
of
Bait
24
Mercantile
72
St
39
43
Bank
-1975
&
Elec
&
3%s___
Lgt 3Vis
Fruehaux
61%
66 %
12%
13 %
Trailer Co
convertible
Lear,
Inc
53%
Long
Island
43%
46%
Lowenstein
30%
32%
40%
44%
101%
—1986
-•
99%
101%
,
98
99%
98%
f.1976
100%
106%
—1995
—
100 %
Mich
&
Co
25
Trust
20
x75%
•
134
3.33%
■
12.50
10%
13 %
New Jersey Bell
77
82
Ohio
Edison
Insurance
(Minn)
Francisco—
of Amer N T & S A—6.25
39
Bid
1985
Pacific Power & Lgt 35/8s__1985
' San Diego Gas & Elec 3%s_1985
Texas Electric Service 3%s_1986
Textron American 5s
1971
Power
3%S
104%
101%
102 %
100%
101 Va
100 %
101
-100%
101
Stocks—, 111%
113%
58%
59%
100
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
4.90% preferred
100
101%
103
99%
101
98
98%
1980
103
103%
1995
103%
104
1985
101
Tel 3%s
Telephone
pfd—100
Corp—
4.25%
5%
preferred
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
91
99
lo
54
59
62
65%
tExrl00%
263/4
28 %
JEx-3-for-l
10
85
90
a
10
24%
26%
k Admitted to listing on the New
40%
Phoenix
fidelity & Deposit of Md_III10
84
ss-
Providence-Washington
lire Assn
62
es
Reinsurance
13
73 3/4
Republic
70
48%
St
F)
&
Newark
5
Life
.
American
Gulf Life (Jacksonville
4
Co
5
Corp (N Y)
2
Insurance (Texas) __10
Fire
&
Marine
6.25
58%
par
b Bid
value
t New
dividend
stock
x
split
yield price,
IJ
stock,
Ex-dividend,
56
51
54
76%
10
65
68
10
52
55
«
73%
24%
g
40%
42%
Travelers
Fla)l2%
35%
37%
I"
Steam boiler
Home
10
g
22%
48
176
92
48%
asset
wi When
value.
York
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
Stock Exchange.
60
lo
Net
60%
lo
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
523/4
H5
Paul
Casualty
Seaboard Surety Co,
100
x49%
Hanover
Fire
jq
Hartford pjre insurance Co.—10
Hartford
45%
Q9
10
Standard
Republic
Great
10
2.50
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Globe
49%
ISSUES
78
47
*No
15%
71%
Philadelphia—
of
Ask
103%
preferred
50
Reynolds Metals 4.75 7c pfd—50
Texas Eastern Transmission—
10
38%
firemen's
41
General
10
Co
4
federal
Franklin
64%
108
—1931
3%s
N?Tthwestern National Life
Peerless
(S
65
—
103
Sons—
3%s
Gas
63
102%
3%s_1985
—
Cons
61
60%
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
(M)
50%
107
1970
4%s
20
17
x59
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Ohio
—
4.25s
Lighting
116
107
s
117
47
102%
—1976
4s
Illinois Bell Telep 3%s
49%
—1990
—1970
48%
Security Issues
Ask
101
Bank
Bank
Trust
Union
Louis
San
National
National
21
Bid
Pow
Gas
4s
First
10
Plywood 5%s
Central
Boatmen's
69
Recent
&
Louis—
10
Albany
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr„20
N. Y.—
Bank
Nat'l
Mellon
20
& Trust Co
Bonds-
Atlas
Pittsburgh—
St.
United States Trust—
43%
36
Fund
■;
334
25
& Co Inc
(J P)
York
New
41 %
35
of
.
Detroit—
National
Paterson
100
Morgan
Detroit Steel 4%s__
5
■toeman's
;
10
Trust
&
Bank
5
Tr
&
Hartford National Bank*
48%
10
Freeport
Bk
Connecticut
34%
10
Brook National
94%
303
41
33%
20
Co
Co
Trust
81
Cleveland-
80%
48%
10
Trust
91%
425
Central
49
10
Trust—
Manufacturers
■
-
20
Bank
;
Island
Long
v
45
5
Co
(The)
Hanover
Y
N
77
Connecticut—
Bank—
National
Franklin
65%
,
Bank
100
& Savings Bk_100
National
64
20
Rochelle
New
.
Franklin
Ask
National
First
Harris
Bank
Natl
Westchester
First
<
Illinois
Bank & Trust—33 %
National
Northern Trust Co
20
York
New
Bid
Par
and Trust—25
Natl Bank
Continental
30%
x27%
10
Fiduciary Trust Co„
National City Bank
45
Fire
70
99.542
99.493
99.437
270
Co
Companies
City
66%
10
<Sc Trust
Bank
253
245
-.
38%
2.50
250
-
1956
14,
Ask
First
lo
River
1956
1956
1956
99.723
99.676
99.630,
99.586
Chicago—
York
Bank of New
109
Fire
2
Bid
Par
New York-
2
Amsterdam
10
Ins
Assurance
Continental
Crum
Life
General
May
99.939
5
53
Ask
Bid
99.983
April 5, 1956
April 12, 1956
April 19,
1956
5
5
'
Dollar
99.710
99.665
99.617
99.571
99.526
99.480
99.427
1956
3,
99.980
1958
1956——
1956
23,
36%
4
Fire
10
Bills
Ask
Bid
,_lo
Union
Boston Insurance Co
New
56
Dollar Value
5
Assurance
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
Connecticut
Ask i
Bid
,
1-55
1-
5
Massachusetts Bonding..
31%
Due
.
12-
1
Maryland
-
vs
3 00%
3.1253
Ask
C)
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y..10
(Greensboro
,'40'
Dated
Rate
Ask
Life Ins—
Standard
Jefferson
American Surety
Bankers & Shippers
Camden Fire Ins Assn (N J)__5
Colonial Life Ins of Amer
10
,
2.15%
126
76%
35%
33%
Bid
122
138
25
Re-insurance
Companies
Par
218
American
94.24
2.50%
State
Ask
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co
Life
95.14
94.16
b2.75?,
Albany,
Insurance
1,
b2.60
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
United Funds Inc—
15.89
Fund
Oct.
1-56
of
a30.49
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
11.51
Hudson Fund Inc
96.8
95.6
1960
1960
2-56
Federation
9.66
9.53
l%s
99.4
1,
5-
15.88
6.97
16.33
l%s April
4-
13.24
10.58
13.04
shares
96
1-55
14.49
6.35
Utility shares
Oct.
1-55
12.25
1
& Clark—
Stock Fund
Stevens
lo
Tobacco
96.26
l%s
8-
10.68
a37.62
•
Fund Inc
9.00
9.15
shares
96.18
1,
1959
1, 1959
7-
9.87
Clark
&
lo
stock
97.12
l%s April
100.10
Bid
Due
Dated
:
Chase Manhattan
8.21
11.91
10.38
shares
97.14
97.10
2.30%
Bankers Trust
_lc
equipment shares
97.6
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
12.67
a24.15
lc
lc
April 1, 1957—
45%
1
Selected Amer Shares
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston..1
shares..lc
1 %s
11.66
lo
RR
Railroad
Steel
100.2
98.28
100
10
Bank.—12.50
Chem Corn Exchange Bank__10
Commercial State Bk & Tr—25
County Trust Co
'r
(White Plains N Y)
5
Empire Trust—
10
14.19
13.13
lc
shares
100.4
1958
99.24
99.16
100.8
1957
15.
43%
Fund of Canada Inc—1
Stevens
7.44
6.88
1
1
Inc
(Geo)
Puritan
14.45
...
2%s March
31.56
1
13.20
12.63
13.83
'
15.32
31.24
Scudder,
Electronics & Electrical
shares
98
1958
l%s Feb. 15. 1959
,
Stock
10.30
shares
Bond
*:
99.28
99.27
24.21
Fund Inc—
Putnam
7.38
9.40
shares
Notes—
15, 1956
1%S Oct. 1, 1956
2s Aug.
99.8
98.18
97.28
1958-
I,
2%s June 15,
Treasury
/
>
i
20.73
1
2.50
Growth
Rowe)
(T
*
Inc
Inc
Inc
Fund
Pioneer
Scudder
—10
lc
shares
100.3
99.6
1957
>1%8 April
99
98.30
98.10
1957
1,
April 26, 1956
31%
29%
3.62
Street Fund
Pine
8.39
Building shares
Bond
15,
-
l%s Oct.
March
1
Fund
Philadelphia
11.91
11.96
Institutional
1957—
15,
Aug.
l%s Oct.
100.5
100.2
2s
10.03
20.79
1956
83.27
10.87
Merchandising
'«
Ask
Bid
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—„
l%s May 15,
1957—
99.31
5.75
Trust Shares-
American
77.44
7.72
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
•'
99.31
100.4
7.22
5.26
1
Ltd
Canada
14.73
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond sliarqs
lc
100
99.29
99.30
1956.———
1,
Feb.
10.13
6.61
York Capital Fund
13.48
lc
shares
2%3
8.02
9.27
1
Fund
England
7.34
Science & Nuclear Funds
Equipment shares
32nds of a point
Maturity—
12.67
1
1
1
1
1
1
—
Stcck Series
Growth
1
Growth Fund
98.28
98.20
Series—
,
Series
Stock
1
lc
Ballroad
9.80
11.41
lc
shares
Petroleum
Corp..——1
Series—l,
Series
:
Group
Mining
3.83
21.60
Series..—
Dividend
North
Food
3.52
19.97
Investors
Income
8.54
Mutual
Securities—
Automobile shares——
1958
2.30%
Shares—
Series
Preferred Stock
of
Chemical
al4.93
Corn
Bond
4.56
Capital
1
interest
1
Securities Co Inc.l
Balanced
'
4.17
7.86
Aviation
11.09
National Security
Price
,
42.65
10.11
Trust
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
1
X39.45
Inc
beneficial
.of
Nation Wide
15.17
General
1956
"
5
Corp:
Investors Trust
•
Shares
New
Capital
•
11.33
I
1
Fund
Mutual
New
General
99.31
June 22, 1956
2%s June 22; 1956—;
38,14
10.48
Fund
Life
Invest
Mutual
9.4J
x7.35
20c J
1 •
<
2s
Stock
Growtn
Inc
Massachusetts
3.10
21.95
35.28
_1
Investors
National
c,.
18.06
2.83
8.67
...
.
Investors Trust.l
Massachusetts
Mass
Mutual
.
Eng—1
Industries Fund Inc
3.63
100.5
100.2
20,
20.
3.71
7.26
Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
98
Assn—
9.04
12.52
Gas
3.29
8.25
1
-i—1
Corp—1
Inc..
5.25
3.37
shares
Manhattan
16.40
Futures
4.77
lc
Transport shares
.
r
stock series
lc
lc
17.58
50 %
11.46
Preferred
4.21
4.64
Bond Fund Inc—lOc
16.26
13.44
Fundamental Investors Inc
.
16.77
47 %
11.35
Founders
March
ri%s
2%s Dec.
shares
1,
Nov.
3%s
3.23
v
97.4
97.24
Natl Mortgage
Federal
'Ask jV
Bid
V,,
\
Indebtedness—
22. 1956
of
Certificates
5.76
2.93
shares
97.20
96.28
1960
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
16%
4.00
;
Inc
1957
Maturity— ' ;/
13.33
3.63
,12.26
9.73
Fund
7.20
5.23
Paper
1,
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.88
lc
—1
Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
•.
Series E
—2.50
Dividend Shares;
25c
Dreyfus Fund Tnc_
1
Fidelity
1,
June
•
shares.
97.28
97.18
15.38
Metal
1
Inc
1956
99.30
100
98.28
99.18
97.20
;v\
"
.—1
Fund
Sept 4,
May
2%s June
99.26
99.29
98.20
98.4
1958
1,
Nov, 1,
2%s
100.2
99
2%s Jan,
2s
11.07
lo
Automobile
12.48
federated Fund of New
2.95s
13.98
Electrical Equipment shareable
General Industries shares..lc
64.84
Equity
100.2
100
wi
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.35s June
1,
1956
Managed Funds-
Petroleum
14.97
64.19
Fund——
Investment
Jan.
18.84
18.23
Fund Inc——1
Do Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Stock
2%s
99.31
97.28
1957.^.
1,
2%s May
100.2
100
1957-55.
15,
100.4
13.35
3.35
Do Vegh Income
HectroniC8
1956
15, 1957
12.05
3.04
Investment Inc
Howard—
Fund—
3.05s
a45.63
Fund-.*
Feb
100.5
21.30
12.20
25o
Mutual
Sayles
3s
1%S Oct.
100.2
17.
Sept.
100.2
100.3
100.2
1956
15,
Aug.
3 Vis
21.00
6.57
•
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Loomis
28.50
15%
1
Lexington Trust Fund
Fund
&
27.77
26.61
(Investment
Fund——
3.20s
1956
16,
July
3%s
100
100.1
100
99.30
25/bS May 1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1958
100.2
100
1956
15,
June
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
Bank
2%s Feb.
Special Investment shares—lc
Fund Inc—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l ;
Balanced
Funds—
Custodian
3s
100.1
99.31
a21.73
20.30
Concord
Baton
America
xl8.67
■
Delaware
FundDiversified Growth
BtockFundj—
1
Diversified Investment
of
Co
Knickerbocker
'
.
Resources
Bonds)
1
26.13
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
19.24
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
11.04
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
19.52
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
1
12.23
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
17.27 ;
5-l (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
12.81
6-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
14.09
8-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
*10.15
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
10.98 *
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l '
145
23.31
>10.36
13.57
140
21.47
9.53
12.48
,
r
Dividend Income Fund—.
•
•
12 56
13.58
19.44 *,.21.03
5.86
6.42
25.91
28.01
17.35 :18.76
16,300 16,800 ,
Inc——1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust—
1
Crown Western
8.25
B-l
Inv Tr of America
Bond
12.70"
Loaa
Home
Land
Federal
Banks—
2.50s April 16, 1956
2%s May 15, 1956
Federal
15.98
Keystone
14.26
Blue Ridge Mutual
11.61
7.54
Investment
8.62
12.33
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund_l
6.73
,
11.32
14.61
Intl
16.50
6.19
11.98
Fund-—lc
Insur
institutional
Ask
Bid
10.95
Bank Fund—lo
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund, lc
Institutional Income Fund-lc
Institutional
of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Maiuil Funds—
50%
184
100
50%
U S
Accident
5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
U
S
Fire
U
S
Life
3
Insurance
Co
in
83
31%
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
d Deferred
in
_
•
the
City of N Y
4
Westchester Fire
2
155
30%
165
32%
value.
(not included
Oftsh
*
Issued.
'not
Included
In
vearbi r*nsr»l
x
Ex-dividend....
j
,
price.
RPlp
wd When delivered,
wi When
range).
Selling ex-Interest.
f Flat
•
delivery sale
year's
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
(Un)
range).
67%
28%
t
No par
88
64%
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
•
•
Ex-rights.
,
.Volume 183
Number 5517
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1407) 7 47
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
based
us
decrease compared with
a
a year ago.
Week Ended March 10—
1956
Pennsylvania—Altoona
?hiSem
fffifl";'
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 17, clearings for all
$22,494,879,540 against $24,149,110,219 for the
there is
loss, for the week ending Friday of 11.0%.
a
the week follows:
week in 1955.
same
,
Week Ended March 17—
.New York
Chicago
1,160,600,759
7,258,249
12,906,478
14,644,139
1,149,083,459
1,162,893,295
Philadelphia
1,288.000,000
1,293,000,000
Ohio—Canton
5.5
+
Cleveland
431,621,230
402,900,000
382,200,000
+
5.4
645,014,000
687,456,855
—
6 2
+
9,156,135
247,342,867
„
—
Bt.
Louis
—
——
Ban Francisco
—
6.7
—
493,072,362
+
340,056,602.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh—.1
Total
+ 15.0
538,984,911
359,900,667,
—
Cleveland
428,937,781
573,505,716
Pittsburgh.
S
1,516,728
1,497,683
+ 12.3
1,589,106
1,718,885
4,661,781
1,737,041
9.5
1,4
1,017,000,000
+ 23.6
3,044,675
5,854,198
2,869,895
2.9
—
—
—
+ 12.2
+
8.8
+
3.7
1,599,348
4,647,280
1,041,003,000
3,479,163
6,660,587
3,283,329
7,671,088
12.853,899
+ 19.9
8,787,762
11,816,163
—13.2
12,361,667
12,074,919
1.2
1,071,220,860
1,096,504,339
+13.5
9,466,632
228,395,489
380,895,778
46,569,030
8,278,974
—
(7 titles)—
+ 12.5
45,268,900
10,736,147
403,331,324
10,445,672
349,533,118
1,194,492,50p
1,074,662,293
——.,,
———-
+
411,361,928
—
„
J
1953
$
9.2
—
238,160,393.
462,734,428
-Columbus —
48,981,400
Mansfield
—-—.—^10,318,172
Youngs town
11,406,540
0-6
663,649,423
402,680,814
10,388,175
——
-Cincinnati—,
0.4
—
667,385,054.
Kansas City.—V
'
1954
or
Dec. %
Penrth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
—11.0
1,100,290,705
Boston
7,525,767
15,477,004
«,
—12,708,022
Inc.
%
1955
1956
$11,604,489,950 $13,038,291,434
-
3,126,709
5,683,812
3,221,496
——
Jersey—Trenton—
Total (11 cities)—.—.—...—.^.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
L,
3,864,999
HUfst
^Delaware—Wilmington
New
4,500,973
1,106,000,000
„
jrora
Our comparative summary for
1,841,749
1,880,720
4 079 070
i,o9o',ooo',ooo
Reading——.
/
.
2^067^692
tmmmtmrnm
Wlta-B.rr.
At this center
1,828 970
1,826,894
—.
—
6.9% below those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at
$
j 660,446
'
JLi&nCaSter
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1955
$
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
District—Philadelphia—
;
3.9
8.2
+
3.9'
—
8,684,411
227,879,393
422,396,100
43,586,100
*
9.2
8,812,484
6,351,002
11,009,900
+ 15.4
352,505,104
373,621,488
+
+11.1
1,034,923,461'
1,093,528,394
6.4
t.-J
,
Baltimore
I-i
.Ten. cities, live. days-
>
Other cities,
$17,597,549,322 $18,904i488,941
FNHr Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
6.9,
—
West
5.9
t-
4,370,517,730
4,114,458,515
live days.
5.8
"Virginia—Norfolk—
Total all cities^ live" days—.
$21,711,987,837 $23,275,006,671
AH cities, one day-———
—
District of
issue of next week.
Tennessee-—Knoxville__
Nashville-.;
ends Saturday, and the Saturday/figures are not available at time of going to press.
has to be estimated.
cases
we are
which
we
,,,
present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
March 10.
For that week there
was
an
increase of 2.9%, the
—
Augusta
ings at this center showing
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
the New York Reserve District
totals record
We group the cities
credit
Reserve District of 9.5%.
In the Kansas
District the totals
In the
v
following
furnish
The Chicago Reserve District has to
1956
Ended
Week
;
March
10—
11
York——.
2nd New
3rd Philadelphia
"Terre
its
6th Atlanta
10
7th Chicago
—17
8th St. Louis
9th
Minneapolis
7
9
llth Dallas.—
Total
"
We
York
New
add
now
169,048,212
1,069,427,e43
1,069,427,043
+
9.2
963,093,125
+
8.3
1,187,896,916
+
5.6
600,561,707
461,133,998
+
—
456,653,935
468,285,923
—
1,074,394,120
1,038,656,294
+
9.5
444,964,589
563,564,075
575,775,109
2.5
420,352,384
408,686,313
3.4
902,373,120
972,823,160
19,290,678,435
+
2.9
18,150,256,087
1,479,054
+
"9,395,364,617
+
5.4
8,809,280,880
+
14,509,294
13,397,457
9,280,908
8,432,915
6,056,671
5,207,231
1,348,171,821
1,244,324,778
+
322,800,000
-
6,166,500
-
;
——
—
i
—
—
—
—
-
.—
—
—
—,
detailed statement showing the figures for
each city and for the
Total
1956
Minneapolis
St. Paul—
,
1955
Inc. or
1954
$
$
Dec. %
$
I
North
Helena
■
-Mew
4,945,755
544,009,690
3,113.409
+
9.2
3,024,425
3,210,313
15.2
1,151,112
3,575,166
3,304,798
+ 13.7
11,389,466
12,259,895
1.1
8,234,888
9.405,312
.12,139,290
8,895,554
—
41,725,828
—
-
+
—
8,798,790
„
-
33,862,746
+ 23.2
,21,797,679
•
16,857^85
+ 29.3
33,441,700
(.
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (12 cities)—
-
24,281,100
2,428,4?2
ix
2,181,079
757,831,288
33,966,551
+ 37,7
15,419,653
8.5
+ 39.6
4,603,372
8.3
+ 10.1
14,050,719
8,764,323
+ 16.3
5,535,543
4,626,940
8.3
1,167,806,916
1,263,989,624
305,500,000
589,768,294
+ 11.6
-rlO.l
+
1,683,185
941,996,500
4,502,6il
14,911,055
,
.0,577,484
+
5.1
+
8.5
+
2.8
+
6.9
320.700,000
160,785,825
116,676,152
2,399,730
+
5.6
630,561,707
161,122,308
120,475,914
2,670,07a
Total
^
6,643,008
+ 33.6
6,224,843
7,600,581
+
10.0
6.8
301,074,658
109,395,773
8,298.628
283.612.382
+
7,680,241
6,658,878
+ 15.3
3,968,633
3,760,286
5,577,420
+
5.5
3,466,326
+
13,632,997
12,354,411
+
2.3
10.3
5,382,852
11,211,509
13,632,012
504,794,303
461,133,998
+
9.5
444,964,589
427,942,72®
.
-—
(7 cities)
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
St.
101,639,997
7,886,343
3,403,587
5,167,824
*
811177
1,007,226
1,145,272
—12.1
i,055,316
836,883
938,385
—10.8
851,496
759,65a
10,796,771
152,133,591
-
9,497,516
150,553,503
+13.7
10,693,257
9,795,202
1.0
160.023.368
11,835,209
24,689,507
—12.1
158,219,610
9,854,844
20,978,875
353.690,743
11,432,092
4.557,238
10,399,801.
—
26,742,144
-
—
i
11,431,796
-
Springs
Pueblo
6,021,231
—
.—
370,521,766
12,348,383
7,303,469
(a)
367,146,249
-
City
Joseph
1,869,174
+ 11.1
655,091,240
32,668,300
w
-
(a)
—
+
+
8.3
—
0.9
22,239,206
341,442,228
9,842,269-
7.4
12,216,071
—17.6
3,637,366
3,354,181
3,879,494
0.4
563,564,075
575,775,109
—20.3
2.1
9,731,877
350,745,254
9,685,553
341,918,237
6.7
33,517,226
—11.4
6,743,000
6,256,686
—
(10 Cities)
588,833,010
586,515,692
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasDallas
——
-
—
Forth Worth
—
—
,
7,082,000
7,991,000
6,706,368
6,357,882
16,251,164
14,322,101
+ 13.5
456,653,935
——
Wichita Falls
12,315,954
390,474,903
36,824,083
9,811,772
382,457,250
34,345,383
Texas—Austin
468,285,923
2,5
420,352,384
0.2
154,093,155
—-
-
.
A
"
Louisiana—Shreveporf
+
1,849,856
-r
Total <6 cities).
5.5
13,358,341.
32.451.199f
*
6,657,030
6.381,458
11,592,868
408,686,313
655,387,857
Twelfth Federal Reserve District?—San Francises—
'*
WewTcrk—
Total
Galveston
24,613,300
+ 1U;
682,079,648
31,565,661
15,472,759
:
Seeond Federal Rtsetve District
112.196,589
5,030,685
36.759,264
15,150,030
"
5,616,101
36,909,481
14,953,057
1,574,365
874,236,032
—
1,438,328
2.0
1,145,532
3,550,010
13,808,135
Haven
10,125,997
3,252,233
537,296,132
1,319,920
Rhode Island—Providence —-
.
2,023,854
5,711,752
0.9
Connecticut—,
,NeUr
2,072,957
+
Springfield
;
0.7
+ 12.0
—
2,440,875
3,478,407
.
109,100,030
3.7
—
9,266,404
70,216,000;
306,069,959
120,070,036
——
.
Wichita
567,932,900
—
,
5.4
+ 10.2
3.6
8.9
5,705,265
Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Kansas—Topeka
3,400,643
,
17.3
+
+
Washington—Seattle
—- .
167,536,268
167,933,850
+
155,111,922
—18.1
4,843,736
4,789,165
0.9
141.958,824
14,706,874
162,551,447
75:390,468
19,491,983:
13,978,851
470,078,124
510.341,510
4:725,942
"
Buffalo
—
'
'
'
L—
-
Jamestown
-
.New: York
•
—
:
Total (11 cities)
2.528.54J"
9,894,313,8X8
♦
71,161,642
60,929,03®
—11.4
4,392,171
4,837,330
2.5
107,283,327
108,909,631
+ 20.0
2,481,763
2,958,041
+
+
6.8
1,998,250
2,323,217
8,399,932,979
29,442,739
+ 18.4
36,393,677
7,678,409
+ 178.4
13,509,224
17,773,818
27,574,624
24,913,235
+ 10.7
22,908.992
+
4.0
61,388,317
+ 10.3
61,781,521
67,293,151
9,727,274,091
8,776,259,989
77,089,201
139,094,334
78.393,835
26,475,907
16,737,461
582,216,070
23,505,664
16,217,936
+
3.2
552,822,082
+
5.3
18,933,421
6,334,280
+ 20.0
15,997,576
15,348.533
+
17.4
6,020,832
11,460,761
10,047.126
+
14.1
9,293,096
5,$53,058
10.263,225
City——————————
California—Long Beach
a
Pasadena
,
Ban Francisco
Ban Jose
22,717,119
—-
Santa Barbara
—
'
—
1.7
64,248,239
21.129.664
+ 12.6
-
59,159,079
64,994,991
Lake
20,012,401
64,257,927
Utah—Salt
—
5,768,328
157,600,608
7.437,201
Oregon—Portland-:
32,111,306
66,834,481
9,340,975,207
'71,709,535
—;
0.6
21,375,696
L—•'
Northern New Jersey
,
2,058,048
34,855,106
—
New Jersey—Newark
,
112,183,694
-
9,953,519.624
_
Connecticut—Stamford
4,071,719
—''onnnnnn
—
-
Rochester
Syracuse
"3,609^57
"
—
.
Xlmlra:.
■
+ 11.1
' "
<
"
'
Binghamton
68,443,092
■-■7,,470,588
—
23,656,482
115,024.879
-*Mew York—Albany
10,323,431,342
10,274^886,215,.
+
+
0.5.
„
8,068,071'
128,242,055
-Montana—Billings
Missouri—Kansas
618,878,227
River
Worcester
+
2.386,093
14,190,511-
7,999,419
8,669,798
68,018,000
7,939,162
3,506,585
604,117,475
8,872,628
336,692,484
——
-
Colorado^-Colorado
New Bedford
:
7.0
Ninth Taderal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Omaha
1953
5,649,768
Lowell—
7.7
+
169,469,738
C38,110,409
(4 cities)——
Lincoln
First Federal Reserve District—Reston—
Fall
+
109,430,155)
2,417,582
2,584,633
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended March 10—
__
15,779,232
339,200,000
Hastings
-Massachusetts—Boston
3,346,691
117,703,750
-
183,792,273
112,533,203
8,960,885,710
2,424,450
918,337,310^
<
2,029,666
14,391,263
3.7
926,176,159
5,119,517
•»'
—
,,,
.
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
—.
Illinois—Qumcy_.
-—
17,360,838,689
9,906,117,712
Portland
4.0
14,188,256
1,533,494
1,005,103,717
7,146,565
9,366,014
Missouri—St. Louis
427,942,726
0.4
19,859,737,336
Maine—Bangor
+
963,093,125
.
589,768,264
588,833,010
■<n
9.2
41,495,543
10,374,044
70,949,000
-
•
Decatur——
1,263,989,624
604,117,475
Clearings at—
8,719,160
554,687
152,800,477
12,782,517
918,337,310
1,244,324,778
1.2
week ended March 10 for four years:
;
+
2,356,686
16,179,258
10,350,262
8,842,534
68,479,000
8,600,110
3,538,759
106,813,197
6,406,536
37,166,871
17,430,613
Haute-
Chicago.
581,835,574
586,515,692
City
our
578,940,519
—
504,794,303
44
110
Outside
622,033
+: 4.2
,&—1—
SIOUX City
8,776,259,989
..
II
-10
9,727,274,091
5.9
638,110,409
14
6
12th Ban Francisco—
0.5
+
1,348,171,821
••
—51.7
1,093,528,394
1,168,098,014
••
+20.4
1,297,523
170,754,432
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,034,923,461
621,378,463
M
10,705,431
11,070,761
Illinois—Bloomington
655,387,857
+ 11.1
1,074,662,293
658,160,047
ee
+ 30.6
179,399,949
*2,450,000
Des Moines-
1,096.504,339
1,162,893,295
1,194,492,906
M
4
10th Kansas City
:
4,531,934
158,798,123
170,256,302
179,333,945
1,168,098,014
——
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
$
655,091,240
+
8.7
+
1953
$
+ 11.1
1,071,220,860
1,149,083,459
««
(10 cities)
Springfield
1954
or
Dec. %
10,274,886,215
M
6
.
10,323,431,342
••
7
Bth Richmond
"• v
4,831,181
5,227,033
8.2
—
187,007,155
Total (17 cities)——
Inc.
$
7.2
6,324,749
7,109,408
189,909,990
209,598,795
273,722,121
12,886,767
..
Peoria
1955
+
94,622,479
299,900,030
6,755,777
-
626,750
Rockford
682,079,64.8
23,870,241
99,125,942
299,500,000
6,783,074
6,524,915
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
by Federal Reserve Districts:
757,831,288
/
11
4th Cleveland
r
4*
$
-
.
12 uttlai
;i—
Boston
22,365,960
1.7
2.9
Indianapolis—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
flat
-
Orleans
South Bend
Minneapolis
City Reserve District the totals are smaller
a summary
8.3
206,340,864
—
:Sndiana—Fort Wayne
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
larger by 3.4%.
are
we
581,835,574
+
Lansing
by 0.4% and in the Dallas Reserve District by 2.5%, but in the San Francisco Re¬
serve
578,940,519
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
gain of 8.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.6% and in the
a
5.9
621,378,463
,
5,779,013
+
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Grand Rapids
T
improvement of 11.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 5.9%
an
107,864,431
$19,290,678,435 in the
5.4%, the bank clear¬
(including this city) the totals show an increase of
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 9.2%.
293,990,394
110,326,529
332,309,000
—.4,'
—
—
Louisiana—New
0.5% and in the Boston Reserve District of 11.1 %, but in the Philadelphia Reserve
District the totals register a decrease of 1.2%.
5,575,005
286,192,172
0.2
26,623,045
Mississippi—Vicksburg
according to the
located and from this we note that in
inorease of 0.6%.
an
9.8
106,158,153
41',
Mobile
Total
Outside of this city there was a gain of
_
_
Alabama—Birmingham
week ended
+
,
week in 1955.
7.7
3,904,643
17,742,0o0
,
24,404,401
—
^Florida—Jacksonville
aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $19,859,737,336 against
same
149.555,043
3,741,706
108,002,167
341,800,000
,
———
-Georgia—Atlanta.
Macon
In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
658,160,047
18,120,000
154,985,107
6,645,147
120,869,787
6.9
2.4
309,777,321
120,650,512
7,157,137
340,167,475
-
Columbia—Washington-,
+11.7
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
We cannot furnish them today,* inasmuch as the week
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
3,986,570
19,223,000
161,095,913
20,543; 623
164,967,287
.1ir,
Total <6 cities)——
6.9
Complete and exact details for the week-covered by the foregoing will appear
our
4,454,738
——
.
Maryland—Baltimore
-
—10.4
$22,494,879,540 $24,149,110,219
—.
6.7
—
874,103,548
782,891,703
Total all cities lor week—
in
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
South Carolina—Charleston
Stockton
—
(10 cities)
Outside New York City.
(a)
—
1,074,394,120
1,038,656,294
+
3,4
902,373,120
972,823,160
19,859,737,336
Total
19,290,678,435
+
2.9
18,150,256,087
17,360,838.689
9,906,117,712
9,396,364,617
+
5.4
8,809,280,880
8,960,885,710
Qlearlngs operations discontinued!
*Estimated.
"
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
*
48
(1408)
.
.
.
Monday, March 19, 1956
'
■
■
w
■
|
m
■■■
Foreign Exchange Rates
trust
•
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
TREA8URY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BV FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
CERTIFIED
RATES
9,
Oct.
Gas
Corp.—
series
1968,
1,
1279
1971
1972
due
Stockyards
Wednseday
Monday
March 12
March 9
1
1279
11
T
1
1280
^
March 13
Corp.,
:
.
preferred stock
conv.
• ?
Apr
1
-Apr
1
Apr 15
„
:V
1116
1
1280
1
bonds series_G, due 1983——Apr
Western Maryland Ry. Co.—
First mtge. 4%
bonds, series A, due Oct. 1, 1969
Apr
March 15
1
1280
Light & Telephone Co., InC.—
Western
Thursday
March 14
Tuesday
i
j
Apr
-Apr
*4W first mortgage
Friday
•"
1236
«
.
due
series
United
York (Value In United States Money)
Apr
ship mtge.
first mtge. <fc collat.
series A, B & C
Apr
collateral trust bonds—
and
mortgage
3+8%
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New
Monetary Unit
Page
Corp.—
3+2%
Country and
i
bds._Apr
1975.
1972
sinking fund debentures due 1973
3+4%
INCLUSIVE
1956 TO MARCH 15, 1956,
1,
Corp., sink. fd.
sinking fund debentures due
United
1st
MARCH
Gas
4+8%
-
Pipe Line Co.,
Oil
due
bonds
United
We give below a record for the
countries of the world.
April
due
debentures
Trans-Mountain
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
week just passed.
the Secretary of the Treasury the
certifies daily to
4%
■
.
Transmission Co.—
Gas
Transatlantic Shipping
the Federal Reserve Bank
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
to the requirement of
Pursuant
,f
Date
Company and Issue—
Tennessee
--
1280 '
i
„
'
$
Argentina,
t
peso
2.234478
pound
schilling
Australia,
Austria,
Ceylon,
.0385802*
.0200000
:
T
.0385802*
.6200125
Co.—
3+2% cum. conv. pfd. stock, series B
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
American
.0200197
.328000
.328100
.328066
1.001406
.327866
1.001250
1.001450
1.001436
.
markka
.210000
.210100
.210133
.210100
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285520
.00285520
.237162*
.237162*
.237162*
India,
.210100
.210133 +
.210100
2.804375
2.805625
rupee
.0800560
peso
.261064
.—
■":]
,
.0800560
.261050
I
.261000
.261035
2.778568
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233345
2.793897
2.795143
2.795369
2.805625
2.806383
:
;
-
658
2
:
; ■
.
1107
-Mar 31
Corp.—
Iron
991
Mar 30
May 1
Mar 22
McGraw (F. H.) & Co., preferred stock
Mar 20
Mengel Co.; 5%'convertible first preferred stock
Apr 18
Monmoutn College 25-year, 3% sink. fd. bds. due 1965—Apr
1
2.795557
2.804375
,
debentures, due
1966
669
1112
,
773
2.806026
2.804241
+
.193230*
.193330*
.193330*
»
1233
this issue.
Announcement in
tTemporarily omitted.
•Nominal.
DIVIDENDS
District.
Holdings
creased $43 million.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Mar.
Mar. 7,
14,
836,474
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total gold
21,039,462
certificate reserves
Mar. 16,
36,635
+
11,762
—
19,886
+
13,246
—
24,873
+
Borrowings
1955
1956
1956
20,202,988
6,640
104,054
311,148
—
290
Other cash
402,821
—
18,972
701,867
+
51,393
704
+
10
1
Banks
Reserve
loans
outright—
.
5,920,699
Certificates
Notes
1
Bonds
361,844
—4,039,442
Loans
+ 4,206,442
521,400
-
16,800
—
outright
bought
23,409,762
73,700
16,800
—
17,000
—
—
industrial
and
brokers
chasing
Other
73,700
Govt,
securities
23,483,462
Real
121,144
33,800
—
dealers for pur-
and
Total loans and
securities—
24,201,536
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
17,604
+
+,
227,537
U.
5,086,845
973,609
—
/
63,938
790
+
10,861
+
17,151
Total
assets
51,255,700
i
+
1,008,475
481,445
Federal
26,055,352
+
10,920
18,551,972
+
33,865
561,161
+
+
498,955
—
808,464
109,201
+
375,916
16,853
+
3,187
3,819
+
105,488
reserves
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
339,553
Other
351,105
Total deposits
+
6,722
Balances
914
—
972
Banks..
Reserve
—1,894
6
+
43
+
61
13,288
banks..
domestic
—2,240
49
'"+-
"—
'
+
917
with
—
1,301
—
Federal
with
147 '
23
8,297
vault
in
—6,020
+
20.109
banks
to
130,032
+
858,063
+
884
+
—
—
323,873
736,699
1,784
+
+
j
—
,/14
—
2,383
795
316
247
8
25
—
6
+
S.
Interbank
309,217
Surplus (Section 7)__.
—
+
130
27,543
15,631
Other capital accounts
186,635
capital
accts.
32,711
+
+17
21,510
1,915
30,046
+1,008,475
30
—
365
+
445
+
11
+
34
+
151
Banks..
507
11
+
220
960
—
+
+
109
+
248
to
combined
liability on
purchased for
ances
figures
tExclusive
revised
loans
of
uiu.viuuai
serves,
5,
iu..n
(San Francisco District).
banks
uem.,
and
are
million
and
deduction
after
snown
reclassification
1955
$318
to
loan
$25
ana
millions,
—
.1%
.1%
—
loans
and
and
industrial
"other"
loans
40,639
2,413
+
1,493
22
—
+
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
767
Below will
be found
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
following
justed, $187 million
$445
million
banks, and
changes
for
in
demand
deposits
the
adjusted,
ad¬
and
demand deposits credited to domestic
decrease of $675 million in United States
deposits.
Commercial
and
industrial
loans increased
$148 mil¬
lion at all reporting member
banks; the principal in¬
creases were $102 million in New York
City, $18 million
in the Cleveland District, $15 million in the
Chicago
District, $12 million each in the Philadelphia and Kan¬
sas City Districts, and $10 million in the Richmond Dis¬
trict.
Changes according to industry appear in another
press release.
Real estate loans increased $30 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $92 million in
New York City and a total of $147 million at all
report¬
ing member banks.
Holdings of Treasury notes in¬
creased $49 million at all reporting member
banks; the
principal change was an increase of $56 million in the
called
of
4.75%
Central
Gas
under
volume
current
the details
(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
were
NOTICE
OF
4.10%
preferred
A
4.75%
preferred
C
4.80%
Corp.
United Gas
Date
America
of
Corp.,
preferred
1st mtge.
2%%
scries
due
series
due
Mar 26
PARTIAL
Pictures
Anheuser-Busch,
Brunner
15
Manufacturing
year
Central
Co.,
Rys.
mortgage
First
25-year
New
due
York
4.50%
Shamrock
(P.)
stock
1977
Mar 21
989
1
1225
Apr
Mar 13
1968
$1.50
cumulative
Apr
1227
6
preferred stock.Mar 30
4+2%
Natural
_
Gas
May
1
State
&
994
Corp.,
due
April
1,
1965
Apr
1
1231
sink,
fund
1
preferred
4.92%
preferred
Indiana
Central
888
4.60%
4-
3-23
3
7-
3
6 12
3-
5
3-31
3-
9
3 31
3-
9
50c
3-20
53%c
.
;3-*0
3-
3-
Apr
1
1236
.
8
3-20
9
$1.25
3-
9
6-20
6-
9
6-20
6-
9
$1.25
9-20
9-
8
$1.25
9-29
9-
8
$1.25
—
3-20
$1.25
$1.25
—
12-20
12-
8
$1.25
12-20i
12-
8
$1.08+4
4-
2
3-12
$1.12+2
4-
2
3-12
$1.18+4
4-
2
3-12
35c
4-
2
3-18
Gas—
4-
2
3-" 6
4-
2
3-is:
$1 23
—
$1.02+2
$1.13+4
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
2
3-16
3-2d
$1.12+2
3-
4-
65c
corn,
2
3-16
2
$1
3-31
3-16
(quar.)
$1.06+4
3-31
3-10
(quar.)
$1.23
3-31
3-16
Gas
;
20c
(quar.)
common
Violeta
Central
3-10
$1.15
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
4-
3
3-10
4-
2
3-10
$1.50
3
9
62... C
3-31
3-
9
C8c
3-31
3
9
$1.15
3-2o
3-16
25c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Sugar
3-10
$1.15
common
preferred
preferred
3-15
2
4-
$1.18+4
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
2
3-31
87+2 C
preferred
Telephone,
4-
35c
(quar.)_
Power,
conv.
Central
Cuban
for
—
.
.3-31
4.15%
8%
preferred
Cerro
a
4-
1
3-15
$1.16
4-
1
3-15
$1.18
4-1
3-15
3-20
$1.04
6c
2
4-
2
3-20
$2
3-31
3-20
Trust—
12c
3-24
3-12
(1
4?c
3-29
3-16
25c
3-20
3-
5
9
(quar.)——
Shares
Pasco
creased)
—___
(quar.)
Products
Certain-Teed
4-
ICC
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
de
or
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Century
tax
Public Service—
preferred
preferred
A
dividend
6%
$1,081,
of
amount
4.65%
Paper & Fibre Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
Chance Vought
Aircraft
Charleston Transit (quar.)
Champion
$1.12+2
Charmin
Paper
Corn
Mills
4-
2
3-12
3-26
3-
4-
4
3-28
22+? c
Bank
3-
75c
(quar.)
Exchange
1
40c
4-
1
3-12
4-
50c
(quar.)
Unadilla Telephone—
4+2%
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—
Stock dividend subject to the approval ol
Chenango
4-
75c
$4.50
8
1
3-15
4-15
3-30
&
$1.12 %
100%
4-
6
3-27
$1
:
preferred
4-
1
3-2u
6-20
$1
7-
1
$1.50
4-
1
$1.50
7-
1
(quar.)
$6
preferred (quar.)
$6
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3+2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's
(quar.).
Chicago, Burlington & Quincv RR. Co
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., com. (quar.)
3-20
6-20
87+2 c
3-20
3-
1
87+2 c
5-
1
4-
6
75c
3-27
3-
6
$1.50
3-29
3-12
2"c
3-23
3-14
25c
3-28
3-14
'
class
class
$1
A
Chicago
conv
1
4-16
11-
1
10-15
.
& Lumber
Molded
Stock
Chicago
5-
$1
A
$2
$3
debs
.
6
6
Lc
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.50%
1232
Mar 31
Apr
stock
3%%
44-
.
(quar.):
preferred
4%
Chicago Mill
Co.—
debentures due April 1, 1978
Electric & Gas Corp.—
Gas
4-30
4-30
.
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
(quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com.
preferred
(quar.)
769
Co.—
3+4%
60c
t20c
—
(increased quar.)
(quar.)_—
—
preferred
$2
bonds
cumulative
Oil
1,
mtge. bonds series U due 1983
mtge. sinking fund bonds
Lorillard
pfd.
of Central America—
5%
Kansas-Nebraska
conv.
Co.—
Power
Match
International
5+2%
debs., due Oct.
debs,
9
Central Illinois Public Service—
$4
Page
Co.—
conv.
first & general
Diamond
1st
sub.
6%
Maine
3%%
Corp.,
3-
Chesapeake Industries
$4
(quar.)
preferred
REDEMPTION
Date
Inc., 3%%
1
$1 25
stockholders
Mar 26
,
Company and Issue—
Artists
1231
trust bonds—
1967
Allied
Page
Mar 26
stock
and collat.
1967
2%%
9
4-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Hotel
3-
62+2 c
&
(increased)
Common
Class
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the
1
4-20
Electric—
&
Electric
Illinois
Century
corporate bonds, notes,:
called for redemption,
stock
common
week
in loans
in
a
Government
principal
Increases of $220 million
list
a
9
4-
,,
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
4.75%
11,608
—
3-
Note: Of the above amount $0,069 is with¬
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
4.35 %
6%
re¬
respectively.
foreign
commitments
ended March 7:
Hudson
net
preferred and
including those
shows
5%
Central
$2.50
commercial
estate
real
valuation
gross.
increased
decreased
of
481,445
$294
accept¬
correspondents
Industrial
5%
Central Vermont
45.9%
Contingent
5%
held
51,255,700
deposit and F. R. note lia-
bilities
5%
4.75%
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
-
5%
Central Maine
Reserve
3-2o
$1.75
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.0
preferred A (quar.)
preferfed B (quar.)
5%
5%
4.25%
10,323
4-20
12+2 C
t$2.5)
Foundry
(quar.j—
Georgia Ry. Co.—
4.60%
loans
8,446
—
675
—
352
1,515
others
29
tOct.
-
—
deposits—
banks
Federal
From
187
+
559,833
693,612
Surplus (Section 13b)
demand
56,417
Foreign banks
Borrowings—
♦Feb.
Capital paid in
and
U.
deposits
$1.05
5-10
$1.12+2
;
20
of
Central Illinois Light,
adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
Government deposits
Time
From
999,899
ACCOUNTS—
liab.
Demand
Domestic
+
4,162,939
16,551
50,038,633
Total liabilities
CAPITAL
—
19,803,791
—
availability cash items
Other liab. and accrued divs
Total
—
115
LIABILITIES—
bank
Member
Deferred
563
securities
L^ans
Deposits:
U. S.
—
indebtedness
bonds
S.
Cash
notes
Reserve
—
notes
U,
Reserves
LIABILITIES—
9
763
of
215
+
881t
+ 1,824*
+
30
+
bills
certificates
+
11
+
3
28,157
securities—total
Government
Other
—
+
Central
Central
3-12
5-10
.—
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
3
(quar.j.—
Storage (quar.)—
Electric & Ga>, 4.75% pfd.
$2.50
11-15
45:
Cold
Central
11-50
8-15
8-15
„
5?c
(s-a)
preference
5%
41
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred
11-30
5-16
V
8-31
*25c
—
(increased)
Ltd.
(quar.)
_
Celotex Corp.,
common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd., com
5%
+
-
(quar.)
Cooke,
:■
8-31
112c
-
2nd
Central
^
,
10,268
—
Treasury
7,941
149,928
.
+
8,254
loans
Treasury
840,939
220
148)
10J
1,290
Treasury
22
Bank premises
Other assets
S.
+
—
2,463
securities—.—
purchasing or carry¬
for
loans
estate
Other
,
171
+6,986
+4,189t
148
+
540
carrying
or
loans
+
47,884
25,914
loans
ing securities
Total U. S.
1955
84,338-
loans
194,844
+
adjustedt
adjustedt
Agricultural
Loans to
Total
Mar. 9,
1956
(In millions of dollars)
investments
Commercial
2,801,750
Held under repurchase agree't
Feb. 29,*
•
1956
and
B
&
tl3c
•
5-16
5-31
5-31
X2lc
—
.
Tractor, common
4.23%. preferred
(quar.)
Celanese Corp. of America, com.
Decrease (—) Since
Mar. 7,
14,165,913
Bills
Class
Castle
Increase (+ ) or
''
•
Loans
—
(quar.)
4+2%
ASSETS—.
Bought outright—
A
7%
■
U. S. Government securities:
(quar.)
Caterpillar
ber banks follows:
15,503
Industrial
Acceptances—bought
increased
(quar.)——
B
Jl2c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
A
Class
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
6
+
A summary of assets
333,172
15,503
Federal
from
B
Class
$11 million and borrowings from others increased $109
million. Loans to banks increased $61 million.
3,769
Discounts and advances
banks
F. R. notes of other
Class
Class
A
3-15
3-30
*2£c
class
Ltd.,
Products,
Food
Catelli
Payable of Rec -
17+2 c
(quar.)
Plate
Tin
Caspers
Share
of Company
Holder»
When
Per
Name
deposits
Chicago District outside of the City of Chicago.
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
(Continued from page 14)
in¬
adjusted increased $242 million in
New York City, $62 million in Chicago, and $28 million
in the Boston District, but they decreased $138 million
in the San Francisco District and $28 million in the
Demand
Gold certificate account
securities
"other"
of
Chicago
dividend
.
preference (quar.)
Equipment
3-31
3-15
20c
4-20
3-16
50c
4-
2
3-14
10%
25c
4-
2
3-14
75c
4-
2
3-14
25c
3-31
3-23
Railway
Common
now
on
a
quarterly basis
j
.7
990
.233335
2.793793
766
Bryant, Inc.. 4+2% cumulative preferred stock
Lowenstein
(M.) & Sons, Inc., 4+4%
pfd. stock
.0349000
.0349000
Ltd.
(Dunsmuir),
convertible
15-year 4% %
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
pound sterling—.
Kingdom,
.140080*
.233350
1
Lar.e
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
1
&
Fuel
Coiorauo
'2.778258
|
May
1965
preferred stock, series A
5%
.496766*
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United
.0800560"
.0800560
2.776608
1226
RR.—
Collieries
Canadian
2.806145
2.805354
2.777846
.261057
2.776505
krone
Norway,
.0800560
—
guilder
Zealand, pound
Netherlands,
New
'
2.804270
Ireland, pound
Mexico,
.00285491
due
4
refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, series A, due 1980—.
:—May 1
1st mtge, bonds, series A and B, due 1975—
Apr 1
.237162*
.210000
.00285500
—May
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system
.00285625
.237162*
franc
convertible debentures,
Ohio
&
Baltimore
.210000
(Metropolitan),
Page:
Cynamid
12-year 3+4%
.210000
.00435401*
Germany, Deutsche mark
France
Date
Company and Issue—
.0385802*
.0200125
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
,2.235889
2.236138
2. "35557
'
.327866
dollar-.
rupee
Finland,
t
1.001250
Malayan
Jollar
Canada,
$
t
.0385802*
.0200017
—
$
t
2.234561
.0385802*
Belgium,
franc
British Malaysia.
S
t
$
•
<
Volume
183
Number 5517
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
Per
Name of
.
Chicago,
New
Island
Copper
Pacific
preferred
Cincinnati
&
Quarterly
Electric,
67VizC
„
*
.
Cluett,
30c
(quar.),
Eottling
(N.
•
•
$3.50
preferred
$3.50
Colon
preferred
Colonial
Sand
Ice
&
Stone
Colorado
5%
&
preferred
5%%-
A
4%
3-14
4.20%
6-30
6-14
5-
4-25
3-29
$1.50
(monthly),,,,
....
4-' 2
3-
.
common
Commercial
(s-a)
ment income
5% %
1st
2c
Connecticut
New common
Connohio.
3-21
Inc.,
Consolidated
Stock
Electric
(quar.)
Chicago Trucking
Aluminum
40
cents
pfd.
Gray
4-
1
3-15
Detroit
<
7%
9-20
Devoe
1
1
7.
Diamond
3-22
Diana Stores
3-29
Diversey
Dixie
■
4-
-
2
6-
6-
9-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
40c
414%
9-1
Consumer
i
$4.16
-
•
75c
-
3-31
7%
1
$1
6
4-10
Donnacona
Dover
4-
1
*
3-15
Dow
.
:
3-23
2
3-23
Dravo
4-
2
3-23
Du
3-30
3-16
$1.25
du Pont
Copper
3-16
3-16
3-12
4-
2
3-16
•
v
$2.10
4-
4.20%
5
Steel
Electric,
Investors
(s-a)
pfd.
(quar.)__i,
common
(quar.),,
com.
(quar.)
Crum
8%
.
&
Cuban
L+d,
class
3-15
57c
3114c
3-30
3-
57c
10c
3-31
4.107c
4-
25c
2
3-2
4-2
3-2
4-
3-
2
3-31
.
Company
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America, common
$1
2
3-15
$1.37(4
3-30
3-16
3-16
Insurance
1
4-
2
3-15
27c
3-31
'3-
7
4-
1
3-15
Tennessee
(quar.)—
5.20% preferred (quar.),,
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan
(increased)
(quar.)
Curlee
414%
Curtis
(accum.)—
30c
3-23
3-
8
3-23
3-
8
4-15
3-23
3-30
2
3-16
2
3-15
4-16
3-15
4-
2
3-21
3-29
3-14
9-
8-25
6%
3-16
3-30
Associates,
Kodak, common
preferred
E'aton
1
5-15
il-
1
fl-
1
8-15
11-15
11-1
4-16
From
4- 1
4-1
3-2
General
Motors
3-30
3-30
3-
3-14
3-30
3-23
3-20
3-
5
Investment
Eddy Paper
Edison
Eoxy
El
Register
Paso
9
3-15
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
4-
2-
4-
2j
75c
3-33
3-
9
3-12
3-
1
3-71
3-15
6-30
6-15
2^
6-15
9-28
9-14
25c
3-12
General
3-10
4.25%
t25c
3-30
3-15
4.407c
4-
3-12
$2
Natural
Gas
Electric
Bond
3-20
(quar.),
$1.3714
3-20
3-
$1.1214
4- 2
2-24
4- 2
2-24
3-31
3-15
4-
3-15
(quar.)
Auto-Lite
Electric
3-
4-
50c
(quar.)
$4.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Electric
Storage
Share
&
New
Refractories
4-16
4-
15c
4-
3-30
40c
3-20
1214c
$1.12(4
10c
1
3-
4
9
preferred
5%
2nd
1
4-
3-20
Abrasives
7%
preferred
7%
preferred
3-15
3-15
.1- 6
Mfg.,
*
preferred
Equity
Erie
Oil
Co.
Railroad,
prefererd
$5
preferred A
Estabrooks
4.16%
(T.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
3-19
preferred
1
$1.25
Co,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—<
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
General
Time
Corp,
:
Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
5-
1
4-16
3-30
3-16
3-
9
4-
3-
9
9
9
4-
3-
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-30
3-16
5-10
4-10
4-25
3-10
4%%
4-17
2-28
25C
$1.25
3-30
3-19
3-31
3-20
4-20
3-30
4-
1
3- 9
5-
1
4- 2
933/4C
5-
1
4-
2
3-31
3- 9
60c
4-
3-
2
3-30
9
3-20
3-28
3-
3-22
3-12
100%
3-23
3-
45c
noc
8
9
3-30
3-20
5-15
4-16
5-
4-
1
9
1
3-31
3-
4-
1
3- 9
55c
4-
1
3- 9
40c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-13
3-15
9
Stock
3-9
3-
1
8-10
$5
9- 1
12- 1
8-10
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Portland
11-
9
Mines,
Quarterly
3-14
933/4c
3-30
3-18
3-30
3-16
3-14
$1.12%
3-30
3-16
$1.25
3-30
3-16
$1.37%
3-30
3-16
$1.37%
3-30
3-16
7%c
4-
2
3-15
7%c
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-19
25c
3-22
3-22
3-
1
3-
1
$1.95
4-
2
3-22
1
3-15
1
3-15
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)——
$1.23
44-
1
$1%C
Ltd
$1.15
4-
$1.25
Cement
Refrigerator
2
2%
common
preferred (quar.)
Gibson
3-15
—
dividend
9-
2
$1.06%
—
preferred (quar.) _r_
Georgia Power, $4.60 pfd. (quar.)
$4.92
preferred
(quar.)
3-30
9
(quar.)
57c
4-2
1
44-
12 %c
(quar.)
Plywood,
Genung's,
4-
$1.06%
—
3714c
4-15
4-
3-16
50c
3-15
3-15
f26c
3-
$1.12%
common
4 V\ 7c
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
3-16
4-
Telephone of Ohio—
$1.40
3-15
6-20
$1.25
4-
60c
3-15
3-15
4-20
(quar.),
3-16
2
4-
62 %C
(quar.)
4- 2
1
3-31
$1.25
4-
Co. of Michigan—
4- 2
4- 2
5-
7- 2
35c
(quar.)
3-23
3-23
59 %C
(quar. I
preferred
50c
$1.19
9c
8
3-31
3-31
59 %C
$1.75
3-19
$1.25
H.)
preferred
20c
(s-a)
common
$5 preferred A
3-16
3-30
lc
3-
5c
3-15
3-15
3-
3-29
15c
4-16
3-19
2
3-15
3-19
+•>
1
2
4-
3-13
4- 2
(quar.)
Fund
5-
4-
3-31
4-28
5c
3-16
52c
3-22
$1
3-31
1
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
4- 2
Participating
60c
Equity
—
preferred (quar.)
General Tire & Rubber, 33/4% pfd.
41/4 7o preferred (quar.K
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.),
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred fquar.)
Genesee Brewing, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 20c partic pfd. (quar.)
9
9
70c
2
$2
25c
4%
33-
2
25c
Corp, common
3-16
2
2
4-
$1.65
»(quar.)__*_
Endicott Johnson
2
44-
4-
62V2c
(s-a)
4-
15c
of Illinois—
$2.10
(quar.)
$1.12%
35c
4- 1
14c
com.
3-10
31%c
3-15
6214c
common
2
3-20
3-31
9
Corp.—
(s-a)
Electric
1
4-
1
53 %c
(quar.),
common
preferred
General Telephone
General
3-
50C
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.40
1
1
45c
(quar.),
(quar.)
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co.
$2.50
3-
4-
$$1.25
Corp,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.75%
3-
1
20c
(quar.),,
(quar.)t
Telephone
$2.37%
3- 8
1
4-
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
3-
20c
(quar.)
Elmira & Williamsport RR,
Emerson
9
50c
(quar.)
preferred
2
5
3-30
National
Watch
(quar.)
Elizabethtown Water (increased quar.)
Elliott
Co.,
common
$5
4-
&
1
3114c
(initial, quar.)
common
1
3-20
Corp.
Corp.
preferred
3-20
$1.0614
(Increased quar.).
(stock dividend)
General Steel Castings (increased-quar.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd, common
(quar.)
3-24
Elgin
7-
Companies
3-12
$1.03
pfd.
(quar.)
3-
3-26
3-30
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
3-24
5"c
514%
Co..
pfd.
Electro
$1.75
common
Shoe
12c
(quar.)—
3-12
(quar.)
—
General
—
414%
Electric Co,
preferred
Paso
Ltd.
3-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-5
Battery
(quar.)
Electrical Products Corp. (quar.)
9
3-20
(quar.)
2
5c
Trust,
3-
3-16
Sugar,,,
4-
(quar.)
(irrcg. I
Stores,
Bros.
$4 12
El
Reinsurance
57
3-30
4-
40c
General Realty & Utilities (quar.)
General Refractories
(quar.)
General
income—
—
Railway & Signal
3-5
$1
investment
net
3-31
$2
common
Cement
3-9
16c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Portland
3-
:
(Boston)
preferred
4- 2
4-2
—
'
.
—
(quar
4- 2
4-2
Fund—
3- 5
Corp.—
3-21
3-21
Paper
Economic
3-21
3-37
Balanced
Stock Fund—
3-16
3-26
$1.25
preferred
63c
$1.50
3-30
2
$1.25
Mills, 57c
2
3-15
6C
General
50c
(quar.),,
—L*
investment income
net
Eaton & Howard
Eaton
pfd.
(quar.)
Howard
&
From
$2
3-15
Ltd.—
3714c
(quar.),
Sugar
Eastman
3-16
44-
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastern
3-
3-31
50c
2
General
3- 2
3-31
55c
r-r-rr
receipts
preferred
3-31
3-31
25c
—
(quar.)
Co
3-
4-6
3-15
25c
3-28
1
3-15
1
4-
15c
Trust
5-
3-30
37 %c
common
Investors
$1.50
4-20
25c
General
(accum.)
4-30
$1.25
General
preferred B
1
3-16,
2%
2
dep.
$3.75
1
3-31
$1
3-15
$5
1
811-
50c
3-
9
5-15
35c
(increased)
3-20
$1.1214
$1.35
5-
8-15
11-15
31 %c
—
1
1
$6
8
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Eastern States Corp, $7 pfd. A
$7 preferred A (accum.)
2
4-13
3-31
5c
1
1
General
4-
1
$2
44-
3-16
2,
Clothing,
414%
—
44-
10c
—
(quar.)
ordinary (Interim)
Industrial Enterprises
(quar.)_____
Industries, 57c preferred (quar.)—.
2
$2
(quar.)
Stores
3-15
4-
4-
Co.
1
$1.82%
4-
Drug
44-
3-28
5-
4-23
15c
Crude Oil
General
15c
Gas
General Electric,
9
$1.75
preferred
3-15
25c
Extra
5%>
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
3-
45c
7%
44-
4-6
25c
1%
15c
3-30
International—
Sugar,
Electric
Amer.
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
Dynamics
General
5-1
5- 1
10c
preferred
General
$1.75
50c
preferred
General
9-27
$1.1572
4c
8%
6-28
3-16
(accum.)
10c
(quar.)„
common
7-10
4-16
Asso, common,*
2%
A
Cunningham
Gas & Fuel
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-10
(quar.),
com.
4-15
2
10c
common
common
Co,
tl5c
preferred B
10c
.'.
(quar.)
Cumberland
Gas,
—
$6
25c
(quar.)
Controls
preferred
3-20
8c
America
3-29
3-16
$2.50
(quar.)
Fors'er.
Natural
Economy Baler
(quar.)
of
General
67c
4- 2
t30c
—
(quar.)
com. (stock div.)
3214c
3214c
f20c
Ltd.,,,.;
tl5c
A
67c
6-15
5
10c
Co.
Mines.
preferred
Eastern
3-19
v.
4.
4-15
$1.08
(quar.)
(Texas), com.
common
1214c
2
Sullivan
4-10
4-16
t$1.37
com.
2nd pfd.
12V2c
k,*.,,
Quarterly
6-30
1214c
(quar I
East
5.207c
50c
3-30
37'/2c
(stock div.)
Co.
Co.
25c
f$1.25
gains),
pfd. (100 par) (quar.)
preferred (20 par) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
4-
f7c
Inc.,
L.I. Ltd
class
Oil
Quarterly
3-16
4-1
4-
—
pref, (initial s-a)
conv.
Eason
Cable,
General Contract,
9
3-29
25c
Supply, common—
preferred (quar.)
3-31
$2.50
Atlantic
Builders
convertible
5c
25c
A_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
Cuban
57c
3-
Insurance—
Realty
American
General
3-
4-
20c
preferred
3-
4-20
40c
(quar.),,,.
5114c
25c
(quar.)
Life
Steel
4-
4-
3-29
37%c
(quar.)
Co.
3-15
87(4c
:
Crown Zellerbach
Crucible
preferred
General Box
2
87V2C
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Systems,
Class
General Baking Co,
33-
4-
20c
Cott Beverage Corp. (quar.)
Cowl°s Chemical (quar t
$1
3-15
1
1st preferred
$2.50
Cork
2
3-19
4-
5214c
4-20
28 Vic
Transportation
conv.
$1.31%
(quar. 1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Crown
4-
10c
12(4c
—
B
General American
4%
; 60c
*
ouar.)
Revnolds, $1 pfd.
Petroleum
Class
3-15
4%
50c
■
V
(quar.)
(Ont.)
6(4%
Works,
Oil
2
5214c
3-16
3-12
t20c
.,
2
3-20
50c
preferred
General
25c
Co,
4-
convertible
$8
3-
4-
35c
,
(8c from income and $1
Oil
4-10
67c
3-
3-
3-24
$1.12%
(quar.)
4-10
3-
57c
nreferred
Company
preferred
4-25
3-
;
3-
1
56»/4C
common
Investors,
3-
12%c
Inc
Crestmont
General American
American
4-
Industries—
initial
pfd. (series 1945)
3(4% pfd. (series 1947)
Crossett
General
4-
9334c
3%%
Crane
3-15
4-25
preferred
1
4-
3-30
10c
(quar.)
capital
4-
$1.13
(quar.)
Inc.
Crampton Mfg.
realized
45c
(quar.)
4-
$1.05
10c
(quar.)
Power Co., Ltd,
preferred (quar.)
5'/a7c preferred (quar.)
1
9
3-
25C
57c
$1.75
(quar.)__,,:
preferred
from
$4.50
(Initial quar.),.
2
t25c
(quar.),
(quar.),,,,
Gatineau
50c
$1.12%
;
—___*_*_,
(R.
3-21
51 %c
$1.04
j.
Insurance
Extra
Craln
3-
2
8714c
(quar.)
preferred
East
&
Corp,
Craig
3-23
2
4-
467/aC
7-27
Craftsman
4-13
4-
50c
$1.1214
25c
;
.,,,
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Common
(quar.),.
4-
—,
(quar.)——
Fund
(quar.)
8-
Cosmopolitan
Corp.
Gas Industries
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$$1.30
Cosmopolitan
Packing
Garrett
preferred
6-15
Cosden
Garlock
preferred
2
Ar
3-15
3-31
4-
3-
6c
Ltd.,,
(quar.),
preferred
conv.
3-31
25c
2
2
10c
& Co,
47c
7-
Corporate
4I/27«'
2
9
5
3-
4-
25c
——
preferred
(Julius)
2
±
3-
15c
8c
preferred
conv.
$3
(quar.).,,,
3-16
3-27
10c
—
(Robert), Inc., com.
4'/2%
Garfinckel
4-
(quar.)
2
3-20
Co.—
3.75%
$1.13
iCorroon
Gair
Co.
4-
4-16
4-
40c
15c
E.)
f25c
J$1.75
(quar.)
4—
3-16
2-27
50c
(quar.)___,,_:
A.)
(R.
convertible
3-15
(quar.)
Coro,
(Geo.
4'/2 %
3-15
preferred
Glass
1
2
—*
(quar.)
2
3-15
Conv'ng
3-
4-
(quar.)
—
4-
1
A
2
,
—
4-2
4-
se~i»s
4-
de Nemours—
preferred
3-12
4(4%
i
7%
4-25
$1.12
Cornell-Dubilier
2
Dunhill
International
(quar.).
Duquesne Light Co, common (quar.)
3-26
(quar.)
(Peter)
4
4-
125c
1
4-
Duraloy
Co, common
Cooper-Bessemer
t$l
3-15
3-15
20c
Funston
3-29
(s-a)_i.4.;
preferred (quar.)
Duke Power, new common
•
Fuller
3-29
4-16
±25c
$4
3-26
3-22
4-16
1
1
—
(quar.)
Realty
25c
Ltd
preference
$3.50 preferred
1
,
4-15
f35c
5-
2-27
4-
25c
(quar.)
Frito Co
tl714c
4-16
(L.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Frigikar Corp.
$20c
*.._____
Cnoper-Jerrett.
I.)
4-6
1
preferred
$5.25
Friedman
3-16
4-25
4-13
3-28
30c
(s-a)
Companies. Ltd.
4.157c
(quar.)
Life
(E.
1
4-
4(4%
Cooper
9
3-21
4-
B.)
5-
'$1.20
(quar.),
Quarterly
Continental
3-
3-31
$12140
3-16
1
3-28
62 %c
series
4-10
Laboratories, Inc.—
convertible preferred (quar.)—,
5%
stock
25c
:
?4-
• •
(quar.),,
preferred
Continental
Co,
Co.
(Allen
Common
6214c
common.,
2
5-
—
r„.—
Fraser
Ltd,
4-
Funds, Inc.—
Franklin Telegraph
(quar.)
3-16
62 %c
(increased),—
5
8
2
12%C
(quar.),,
com.
series
9
3-
8
4-
$1.18%
Co,
Canada,
Corporation
Utilities
40c
Paper
25c
O.—
Continental Gin
Mont
of
5
Chemical,
Corp, 4%
5c
Assurance (Chicago)
(quar.),,,
Baking, common (quar.)
;*—
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
3-17
2
3-
$3
Extra
t$1.12l/2
Rockaway RR.
Chemical
2
4-
28c
(quar.)
Lines
Can
Franklin Custodian
3-30
Co.
4-
(quar.
&
Draper Corp
4-
-
16c
Continental
Continental
&
50c
53c
(quar.)
preferred
$5.50
Fram
3*
4-
8
3-20
tlOc
Foundation
3-
Ltd, com.
(quar.),,,^
65%c
Cor-Mnental
.
3-16
3-20
t20c
pfd,
Foremost Dairies
(quar.)—
Fostoria Pressed Steel (quar.)
4-
preference
3-15
Co.—
|$4.52 preferred
Air
3-30
2
7
3-16
3-
65c
(quar.),,.
(quar.)
3-25
(quar.)——
Dominion .Textile, Ltd, 7% pfd.
.3-20
3-
Tar
4-24
12%c
(Toronto)
preferred
$4.50
3-19
t20c
4-
3-27
3-24
50c
(N. Y.)
common
preferred
4-15
Glass Co,
preferred
4-1
30c
(quar.)
Power
Continental
3-26
(increased quar.),,
3-26
1
$2
—
Machinery & Chemical, common,,,
Foote Mineral Co. (quar.),,—
4-15
2
(quar.)
Gas
3-19
6
(quar.)
Food
5c
common
Consumers
3-26
Food Fair Stores,
$4.20
4-
4-28
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crucible
preferred
Dominion
1
Consolidated Television & Radio
Broadcasters,
B
1
4-10
preferred
9c
.>4-
10c
;
3-
4-16
5c
Dominion
Rovalty Oil (s-a
3-20
25c
Dominion Square Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd.,,
,
inc.)
1
3-19
43/4%
1
50c
quar.)
Utilities
45c
3-
'$1.25
from
3-
5
Public
(quar.)
3-2
(quar.)
Consolidated Rock Products,
Inc.,
(Joseph)
$3.50
,
capital grins in 1955, and
Consolidated Retail Stores—
3-20
(quar.)
3-2
„
9
common,-,,,
Co, common
preferred series A
1
(N. Y.), $5 pfd. (quar.)
Foods,-common (quar.),
ii..
preferred (quar.),,:
Consolidated Investment Trust (80c from net
3-
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
5%%
3-21
3-23
■■
4-2
Consolidated
Class
Corp.
quar.)
4-2
(quar.),
4-16
1214c
Car_^_,
2?c
-
,
Electric
3-31
$1.85
(special)
__i.o
(s-a)_-L„
12-15
9214c
A
100%
_
com.
6-| 5
50c
12-15
r
^
6-15
12-
1
6-
1-31
40c
Flagg-Utica Corp, common (quar.),57c prior preferred (qiiari)
Florida Power Corp. (quar.)
Florida Power & Light, common
Florida
6-
6-12
4-16
lie
Co, 5%
$1.50
-4-2
12-
Porter
25c
i
Motor
preferred
5%
&
3-16
9
3-15
3- 9
6-12
40c
3-
(quar.)
Dominion Corset, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel Ltd.—
?• Common •
(quar.)
4.,,
"
6-15
class
Cup
Dixon
1
2-20
3-10
2
3-30
17c
(initial)
>
3-30
(quar.)
(increased
Aluminum,
36c
1
3-12
6-15
-3-31
•' ;Y
Consolidated Edison
.
"T"
1
3-20
4-
15c
(quar.)
Bank
Stores
20c
Products
Raynolds,
B
(special)
Class
2
3-12
3- 5
20c
Special
Fischer
3-22
3-26
25c
;
5c
Brass
&
&
5-
3-
Extra
3-19
Iron Foundry
Steel
4-16
40c
common
Diesel
Consolidated
Detroit
10-10
150%.
preferred
4(4 %
6%
3-21
.
9
u
3-31
25C
50c
Marshall Field & Co.—
see
10c
(s-a)_
37%C
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
6214c
(s-a)
Corp, common
preferred (quar.)
$5c
4—
Consolidated
3-30
3-24
3-
of
Co.
6214c
pfd.
$12.50
(quar.)
nreferred.(quar.
Extra
.;
4-30
-»4rl0
,
3-31
(Marshall)
25c
^
Steel
Cement
Cigar,
Consolidated Dry Goods,
.
25c
RR
Edison »'■,
:
Finance
6214c
(quar.)
Western
$214-$314 preferred
Detroit
3-
3
45c
Grande
Detroit
3-30
Field
4-
2-29
Transit, $2!4-$3!4
3-
5-31'
4-30
4-
$1
f2c
Denver
-
'
9214c
(s-a)
2-27
2%•
div.)
7- 2
40c
9
Delta
3-13
quar.)„_——
(initial
common
3-
4-16
31%c
div'dend
Consolidated
$5
(stock
New
3-31
1
$1.37%
Power,*,,
one
Louis
$1.14
Ltd.
2
3-26
40c
(quar.),,
Mines.
3-13
4-
Corp.
preferred
5-
3-31
Ferro
9
Delnite
3-13
2
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Fiduciary Trust (N. Y.)—
3-
-4-6
-'
3-12
3-15
2
(quar.),,,
(initial
common
3-31
Rio
$5
3-28
New
$1.07
45c
Life Insur.
&
$1.20
2
(quar.)
Detroit
(initial)
Light
3-
National City
Denver
9c ^
(Hartford),
3-15
2
National
Denver
$37c
Connecticut General
Connecticut
St.
&
t38c
Insurance
3-15
2
4-
2
4-
10c
First
3-16
t38c
Fire
3
4-
3-15
t37V2C
(quar.)
National Mortgage Assoc.
First
2-27
Quarterly
Quarterly,
Quarterly >
■
Federal Paper Board, pfd.
Federated Dept. Stores
4-
10c
25c
3-15
2
4-
Special
9
4-16
-
(Toronto)—
Federal
9
Dixie
Confederation Life Association
3-19
3-
50c
.
3-15
2
4-
4-
—
Inc.
Co.
3-
2-27
capital gains),,
(quar.),,*
1
3-30
(quar.),
Shops,
4.56%
Co.—
preferred
4-
Rubber
3-311
3-15
;.
Compo Shoe Machinery, common (stock div.)
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
••
1
70c
from
Bake
Federal
4.28%
2
25c
Water
Federal
3-15
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
and
Faultless
2-27
1
$1.05
3-31
Solvents
Commonwealth
3-15
1
4-
$1
——
1
$5
Commonwealth Edison (quar.)
Commonwealth International Corp, Ltd.
Commonwealth Investment (7c *rom invest-
3-31
4-
(quar.)
3-31
*7
,
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
Farrell-Birmingham (quar.)
5
8
25c
distribution of
5-
30c
3-14
714c
Chicago
4-
$1.25
2
f75c
(quar.)
62%c
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
Semi-annual
Credit
Y,
31 %c
(quar,),,,,,,.
Gas, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred v(quar.)
Columbia Pictures (quar.)
4-
(Canada), Ltd.
preferred
preferred
preferred
■•
Commercial
(Partial
N.
68%c
B
Interstate
Famous Players
$1.25
8714c
(increased quar.)—
Uc
50c
.
3-14
4-
;_i
lOc
v
3-
3-
2-29
4-
62%C
(quar.)
(quar.),,,—
preferred B
3-30
25c
37%c
A
2
3-20
3-16
3-10
56y4c
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-24
4-16
__
3-16
>
of
57o
2
$1
(quar.)
Finance,
4-
-
4-19
5
5
preferred
4V2%
3-16
4-
4- 2
60c
5c
com. stock
for e8ch 3314
shares held)
Delaware Power & Light, com. (increased)
3.70% preferred (quar.
2
■>., 7V2C
.
(quar.),
(quar.),
preferred
Colorado
•
3-31-
$1.12%
Iron,
3-16
3-16
4-
common
dividend
* c fihate
5-15
Is 6d
(quar.)
Fuel
Stock
> •
.
87 %c
__
com.
3-19
3-19
t
3-30
75c
.
Preferred
2
Family
7
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—
87%c
:
(quar.),
pfd.
Colorado Central Power,
Common
(monthly)
2
4- 2-<
„•
$7.40
$6
3-12
4-
.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.),,,
Co.,
Delaware & Hudson Co.
4.
$1
Development Co., Ltd. (Ord.) (interim)
Colonial
3-15
4%
7
1214c
(quar.)
Stores, Inc. (increased),
Deere & Co,
7
9-
933/4c
Decker Mfg.
Dejay
6-
12-
4- 2
40c
•'
(increased quar.),.
20c
—
Dayton & Michigan RR., com. (s-a)
8%
preferred (quar.)—
Decca Records, Inc. (quar.)_____
„
6-28
9-28
12-28
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
20c
-
'
3-26
• $i
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-29
$1.75
Y.)_ (quar.),
Mills
3-16
90c
.
Cigar Corp.
3-15 - '
50c
.
common
6-20
3-20
G.
River
3-5
4-2.
o 3-30
(interim>__
(quar.),,,,
,
4-1
i
50c
Bearing
When
49 4
25c
,
Special
50c
David & Frere, Ltd, class A (quar.),;
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% pid. (quar.)
3 20
4- 3 /
W.
Extra
3-20 f
,
"
5%
50c
'
—
Dana Corp, 3%% pfd. A (quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co. (increased)
3 23
.
2
.,,203
International
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Fairmont Foods, common
7
—_—.4.—
D.
3-15
3-31
7-
50c
„
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
7
(quar.)
Dan
^
3-15
'
3-31
2.c
■*.
'<7%
2nd preferred
Coca-Cola Co.
.
Co.
3-
3-
(quar.)
3-31
$1.50
,
Peabcdy & Co., com.
1st preferred
(quar.)
3-
A
(quar.)
3-30
'
2%
10c
,4%
■
(quar.)
3-28
A
3-13
,
(quar.)„*_„,_,,„
Molybdenum
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
Fafnir
3-28
A
3-20
(quar.)
Climax
2
2
25c
(quar.)
3-
1
55c
Class
3
$1,12%
Quarries
preferred
1
4-
50c
Class
'■
Trencher
3-2
4-
——
3 14:
Share
4- 1
4-1
(increased)__
4-xb
Per
Name of Company
Eversharp, Inc., common—
$1
(quar.)
2
3-31
*
Illuminating—•
preferred-(quar.),,*,*,,,,
Cleveland
3-30
A
1
3-30
Electric
Cleveland
1
Class
4-
4-
Holder«
ol Rec.
5-
75c
:
«;—
5-
'
37%c
,
preferred A (quar.)
$1.23 convertible preferred B
(Initial)—;
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)
$4.50
v
When
Payable
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
j.
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp, common
,
$1.37%
convertible
Cleveland
4-16
3-15
50c
„„
preferred
•
20c
Class
(st.ck divid nd)
com.
prior
Share
common
Extra
4-2
62 %c
Refining,
Publishing,
$7
5-15
$1.75
.
(quar.
*.
&
$4
9
30c
-
$1.12
Ry. (Dayton), common
i6%
preferred (quar,),
Oil
3-20
2
$1
(quar.)
Products, (quar.)
$1.20
3-
4-
„
City
Clark
3-12
3-27
.
$1.75
Telephone—
City Baking, 7% preferred .(quar.)
City Investing, 5%% preferred (quar.),,,,
City
3-31
SI
.
,1
„
Sell
Per
Name of Company
Curtis
(quar.)_*_*_„
com.
(quar.)
Suburban
Holdera
Payable oJ Rec. '
RR.—
,*
pfd.
When
Share
quar.),,*
(increased)
Securities, 7%
Cincinnati. Gas &
4%
&
(initial
common
Chile
Christiana
"...
Company
Reck
(1409)
:
4-
2
3-15
20c
4-
1
3-15
15c
3-27
3- 6
15c
6-27
6- 6
3-13
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1410)
50
50c
6%
preferred B
conv.
Products
Gladden
Glen
Alden
Glens
Falls
Glidden
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
(B.
F.)
5%
pfd.
2-28
5%
pfd.
4-
2
3-14
Houston
Oil Co.
2
2-29
Houston
Terminal
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
3-12
Class
4-
1
3-15
Class
B
4-
2
3-12
Class
A
3-31
3- 9
5bc
—
*
1$1
4%
pref.
(W.
6%
R.)
67o
6%
preferred
*
,
1
'
Grand
8-17
Ideal
Illinois
$2
12-10
11-10
Illinois
9-10
125c
,
(accum.)
A
6-15
31V»C
3-20
5-
3-12
3-29
3-16
'
Cold
&
$2
3-10
3-30
3-
9
56 Vac
3-26
3-22
2-23
50c
Co., 4'/aVe
pfd. (quar.)
City Steel, common (quar.)—
T.) Co., com. (increased quar.)
4-16
50c
Union
4-
1
3-
8
8
93 %c
4-
1
3-
25c
4-
2
3-10
37'/2c
4-16
3-20
140c
3-31
3-15
Lakes
$1.20
preferred
Lakes
Great
57o
Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
common
—
130C
Ry.
3-30
3-16
3-
3-31
West
131V4C
3-30
3-
62'/2C
(quar.)
Great
Western
Great
RR
3-19
3%
1
7%
Green
(A.
P.)
Green
(H.
(quar.)
Fire Brick
L.)
<~B.)
Greening
Greenfield Tap
& Die
4*A% preferred
.
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., com.
:
preferred
Grinnell
Corp.
Guaranty Trust
Guardian
60c
Gulf Life
(N. Y.)
$5
preferred
Power
(quar.)
3-10
3-30
3-15
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
partic. A (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Ingersell-Rand Co., 0% preferred
Inspiration Consol. Copper—
4-
3
3-15
3-29
3-19
3-
9
3-31
3-
9
3-
9
Institutional
3-14
from
1
4-16
Harnishchfeger
57c
Bartford
87a
Co.,
Helan
J.)
(J. H.)
Helemano
Helena
3-15
160c
4-23
3-23
Holdings,
6-
1
5-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
Class
3-15
3-15
3-23
3-28
3-
4%
7%
&
4-
2
3-
9
International
9
2
4-
2
2
3-19
$1.40
3-31
3-15
Interstate
4-20
4-
Interstate
8
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-30
3-15
4-
3-
3-29
50c
4-
21'Ac
4-16
25c
(quar.)
3-15
4-16
1
4-
,
~~~
4-
3-29
3-
91'Ac
4-
1
3-30
3-19
25c
3-20
(quar.)
com.
3-12
3-20
3-31
4-30
$1.37Va
3-31
3-20
preferred
(quar.)
(George W.)
Co., com.
(quar.)
Hendershot Paper Products,
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Cement
Gallon
Motors
Hercules
40c
Ltd.,
commorLI
pfd.
(quar!) I
Dauch
(Edward)
"_I
common
I
Lumber
Electronics
Furnace
(D.
H.)
IIIIIIIIIIII
(Canada) (quarjIII
Paper
Hollinger Cousol.
2
3-16
4-
2
3-20
35c
5-
1
4-16
4-
2
3-19
3-26
Gold
3-31
3-20
4-
3
3-19
3-30
3-20
3-30
3-20
30c
4-16
4-
2
40c
6-15
6-
3
9-15
9-
5
40c
12-15
12-
5
~~~
145C
3-23
2-29
4-10
3-28
25c
3-31
3-15
4-
3-16
"
Mines,
Ltd.
25c
"(quaV.I"
16c
3-29
3-
50c
4-
2
3-17
3-
9
3-
2
3-28
3-
2
(quar.)
~
Gas
25c
2
preferred
Ball
&
(quar.)
$1.06'A-
HIIIII__i__
Bearlng__
Hoover
Co., 4%%
(Frank
pfd.
W.),
Industries,
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
common
(quar.)
A
2
<quar.)_I
25c
$1.12%
1
3-20
Ltd.,
$2.50
I™
4-13
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
4-14
3-22
0
-
.
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)_
of
net
Royalty
Trust
2
(quar.)
1
3-16
2
3-12
2
3-
4-16
7
4-16
3-15
175c
4-16
3-15
from
—
<quar.)__
Investment
Canadian
7-10
10-10
3-31
3-31
3- 8
3-16
3-12
3- 9
3-20
3-21
6-20
3-16
3- 9
—
Corp.,, Ltd.—
vv-
3-31
3-15
4- 2
140c
4- 2
3-15
40c
50c
4- 1
3-30
3-15
3-12
Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.)—;'
$1.25
preferred D (quar.)———
„.-.$i.06V4
preferred E & F (quar.)—.—_—,.$1.08%
Longhorn Portland Cement—
^ .
New
common
(initial)—
>, >
25c
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-16
4-10
3-31
100%
3-24
3- 2
30c
3-6
3-6
3- 9
3-31
Lone
(quar.)
Ltd.
Hosiery Mills,
A
%
(accum.)—:
Star
Cement
v"
4.35%
Loew's
Louisville Gas & Electric
37 Vac
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
8-
1
37 %c
25c
8-
1
7-18
37 %C
11-
1
10-17
25c
11-
1
10-17
32 %c
4-
2
3-15
60c
4-
2
3-15
53 %C
4-
2
3-15
5-
1
4-13
5-
Electric
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
$4.22
Iowa
Gas
$1.06
&
4.40%
4.35%
preferred
Ironrite,
55c
Inc.,
Irving
Trust
Jack &
Jamaica
7%
Mfg.
Inc., 4%
Public
Jeannette
7%
preferred
Preferred
James
Jewel
C
preferred
Tea
Co.,
3%%
preferred
com.
Kaiser
3-30
3-20
4-
3
3-
4-
3
3-15
Kansas
56'Ac
4-
3
3-15
$4.32
Steel
Kalamazoo,
.
Corp.,
2
3-1^
3-15
4-
2
2-29
4-
2
2-29
4-
2
3-20
3-15
3-15
3-30
3-15
3-29
3-15
4-
$1.37%
30c
3-15
1
3-
93 %c
5-
4-17
1
6
10c
pfd.
3-
2
1
3-
2
.
3-28
36 %C
3-17
(Marcus) Theatres (quar.)—_—
pfd. (quar.)
pfd.
5%
pfd.
($25
(Ky.) com.
par)
($100 par)
held. Unconverted shs. may be redeemed.
Lowell
4%%
A
demption
Lawrence
St.
(Walter
per
Lynn
Gas
Metal
Products,
t37'/2c
Co
t25c
25c
34%c
20c
40c
72V2c
new
com.
(R.
&
H.)
Magor
Maine
Drug
Car
preferred
common
(clears
3-31
3-15
3-24
3-31
6-30
3-16
6-15
4- 2
—
59%c
15c
4- 2
3-30
3-15
3-15
3- 1
4- 2
3-16
arrears),
(N. Y.)—
43%c
(initial)—
3-16
3-15
Maple Leaf Milling. Co., Ltd.—
5 % pref. (quar.)
$1.07
4-
2
3-
9
Marconi
$1.08
4-
2
3-
9
tion
International
Co.,
4-15
3-30
4-15
(quar.)_^
common
Gold
Manufacturers Trust
New
5%
,
preferred
(quar.)
Fields, Ltd
Manitoba Sugar, Ltd.—
6%
4-10
3- 2
3- 2
3- 9
3- 9
3-6
—
4.75%
Malartic
3-16
4-13
4-20
3-29
3-29
3-31
3-31
4-2
Stores
Corp.
Public Service,
Ltd.,
3-15
5- 1
1$6
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Magnavox Co. (stock dividend)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.
Priority shares (quar.)
Priority shares (quar.)—
Mading
3-15
3-20
3-22
27c
Bloedel Ltd., class A
&
B
Class
Macv
4- 2
4- 2
3-30
3-15
15c
50c
(initial)
Extra
MacMillan
4-16
12V2c
t50c
f50c
tl2V2c
120c
40c
(quar.)
Power & Paper
MacLaren
4- 1
3-31
125c
!25c
(quar.)
5% pfd.
Publications,
MacFadden
3-22
__—
Power
Electric
&
3-19
sh.
Lynchburg Foundry
Lyon
3-16
3-30
re¬
M.),
1
-
for
Ltd
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)—
Luckv Stores, Inc., 5%% pfd.
(quar.)_.
Lowney
3-22
96c
(entire issue called
March 22 at $104
dividend I
this
plus
Lower
on
50c
37V2c
—
(quar.)_!
& Sons, com.
(M.)
pfd.
(special)
Inc.
Bleaehery,
Lowenstein
4-
$2.90
$1.75
t$l
—
3-30
RR.—
;
City Gas & Elec., 4.28%
preferred (quar.)
3-23
1
4-
35c
(quar.)
Rapids
2
4-
$1.25
1
4-
62 %C
(quar.)
•„
Grand
3-20
50c
(quar.)
$1.46
3-30
3-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Allegan &
Semi-annual
3-
1
2
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
4-
4-
$1.25
Laughlin Steel, com.
preferred
(quar.)___
Printing
4-
5
$3.50
(accum.)
&
Kable
4-16
137%C
(quar.)
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co
Jones
3-
1S1.75
Ltd.,
pfd.
common
3-15
4-30
10c
(increased quar.)
preferred
3-15
1
3-30
40c
(quar.)
1st
1
4-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
5%
B
4-
13 %c
Jamaica Water Supply—
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$5
3-15
10c
(quar.)
Glass,
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
4-
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
4-13
2-24
82 %c
preferred
Co.
Helntz,
Jacobsen
35c
(quar.)
common
convertible
(quar.)
1
3-26
$1.09
(quar.)_
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.30%
7-18
Electric—
&
(quar.)
preferred
Power
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$4.36
3-31
3-31
3-14
25c
preferred
4-16
4-16
(quar.)—
3-14
(quar.)
.4.30%
50c
31V4C
/3l!4c
preferred
common
3-27
(quar.)
4.80%
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Holders
have
privilege of exchanging
$100 par value preferred on basis of 4
shares
of $25 par pfd. for each share
7%
Co.,
(Interim)
3-16
3-16
4-2
4- 2
3-30
4-16
(P.)
5%
(quar.)
.
dividend
Stock
3-15
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewing
Star
;
—
3-27,
Island—
.
175c
preferred
Lorillard
8c
4-10
8- 1
11- 1
50c
4-10
$1.25
4-10
,
3%c
3-19
25c
3-20
*
" 20c'
3-31
- v
12%c ' * 3-30
$1
3-31
$1
4- 1
$1
7-1
30c
4- 2
25c
3-31
class A
Inc.
Lone
3-15
5-1'*
35c
—.—
(quar.)—
Corp.
Class
preferred
Iowa
3-16
3-15
3-14
4V«.%
,
(quarterly
Rhode
4-2
4- 1
4- 2
35c
(quar.)—
Lock Joint Pipe, common (monthly)
8%
preferred (quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Locke Steel Chain
(quar.)
$3
4-
19e
(s-a)—
of
3-16
3-16
35c
Match
London
4-
I40c
Income)
Co.
3-30
—
Loew's,
13c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Boston
4-10
3-30
(initial)
•;
London
Participating
preferred
25c
(quar.)
1
3-20
3- 6
4-25
Long
and
com.
Participating
112 %c
1
5-
.
income
preferred
Trust
preferred
5%
3-31
3-13
3-
4c
$2.50
9
25c
Electrochemical Co.—
Houdaille
3-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Horner
$2.25
4-
40c
Light,
Common
Hoover
3-16
60c
~"~~~~~~~IIIII
Electric
$4.25
2
x
50c
Common
Hooker
4-
60c
IIIIII
:
(quar.)I I
~~
Honolulu
125c
60c
Co.
Holmes
3-12
20c
Extra
Hoffman
3-12
2
37 Vac
7 7a
(quar.)
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
Hertz Corp.
(quar.)
Bibbard, Spencer, Bartlett
Holland
2
4-
t$2.50
;
-
Powder
Hines
4-
43 %c
;
(quar.)
Products,
Hercules
I
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
2
54 %c
Extra
3-20
4-30
1
4-
18 %c
gains)
Foundation,
$2.50
3-31
4-
2%c
(quar.)
America—
(quar.)—;
Corp.
common
Lionel
30c
quar,),
3-13
3-20
75c
37'/2c
$1.75
—
Lipe Rollway,
140c
Investors
9
20c
3-15
$1.20
Stores
investment
convertible
Investors
(Helena)'
Rubinstein
2
4-
capital
undistributed
3-16
2
net
Lion
3-15
4-
3-31
3-15
4- 2
12V2c
7V2c
(increased)—
common
—
5
3-16
12 Vac
(quar.)_Ij_III
5
4-16
4-
25C
pfd.
4-
25c
2-24
4-16
35c
(quar.),
of
Co.
net
Investment
5
30c
3-19
Corp.—
Extra
6%
3-16
4-
2-24
Securities
Investment
3-16
3-29
36'Ac
3-15
433Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
from
(6c
3
preferred
(quar. I
Power,
Investment
9
1
3-19
4- 2
10c
Telegraph, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Lindsay Chemical, .7% preferred (quar.)_
45c
Department
from
50c
(ouar.)__
preferred
4.30%
4-
—
Lincoln Telephone &
60c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.) —*
Bakeries, com. (increased
Interstate
3
75c
conv.
Interstate
4-
$1.50
—
(quar.)
7%
Utilities
4-
4-16
Co.
International
3-1,6
1
160c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Textbook
2
2
Shoe
International Silver,
4-
5-
9- 1
12- 1
Common
$1
International
4-12
3
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Power,
3-
4-
4-30
$1.25
&
preferred
International
4
4-
t8%C
(quar.)
common
-
Common
1
3-10
6- 1
9-12
12-12
3-31
t12V2c
(quar.)
Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd.
National Life Insurance—
New
5-
6-12
$1.25
Co.
Loan
Lincoln
3-16
2-20
t$1.75
International Salt
25%
(quar.)
C
par)
3-30
t
$$1
preferred
Liberty
:
18%c
$1.25
:
(Va.)
Insurance
Refineries,
Leonard
6%
'
5-1
for each share held)
($1 par)
Leece-Neville
3-16
3-30
3-20
'
56VaC
(quar.)—-
Liggett &
+65C
~ '
B
Lawyers Title
3-15
com.—
4- 6
4-30
(stock dlvid.)
non-cumulative redeemable
of
share
preferred
Class
3-15
2
•;
Co.,
$4
2
4-
$1
Ltd.,
Telegraph
5-
(quar.)
Hlnde
($5
3-22
preferred
Bilo
preferred
5-15
$1
Higbee
(quar.)
Paper
3-15
4-
40c
(quar.)
(Canada),
3-30
50c
:
pfd.
140c
Ocean
dividend)—
approval)
(quar.)
Co.,
One
3-15
t$1.12%
3-12
4-15
5- 1
$1.25
$5 pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Jone3, Ltd., class A
Lawson &
Chemical Corp.—
&
3-30
*
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Extra
(quar.)
International
3-12
(quar.)
Hercules
(final!
Ltd.
Nickel
preferred
7%
9
preferred
Hercules
•
(quar.)
preferred
International
5%
5%%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Common
1
4%
77a
(s-a)
Participating
(W. E.)
Helme
A,
4%%
International Minerals
Inc.)—
Heller
pfd.
4- 2
59%c
$3
-
.
Co.
Blower
$5
4-16
International
40c
Ltd
(see
from
2
<M.
Lawrence Investment Co.,
$5
,i
4%
4-14
$1.25
(quar.)„_;
common
Corp.
Co.
3- 1
50c
$4.80
(quar.)
Co., 5.80%
Rubinstein
1 '
3-16
18c
v
—
preferred (quar.)
H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)—
Bryant,
Lau
4-
3-21"
3-21
3-21
3-15
4-16
3-311
3-18
20c
i:
Inc—
'
preferred (entire Issue called for redemption on May 1 at $51 per share
plus this dividend)
cents
(9
u-i—
(quar.)—
4V2%
3-20
5-
1
2%%
divi.)
(quar.)
Co., 3.65%
Lane
3-16
Securities.
'
3-21A
Sessions—
convertible
Lamson
2
—:
(Del.)
Corp.
&
4.75%
3- 1
2
50C
57a preferred D (quar.)__.
Hazel-Atlas Glass (quar.)
Hein-Werner Corp.
(H.
6-
4-
Harvester
115c
Electric, 4'A% pfd.
preferred B
(quar.)
Heinz
3-15
2
3-21
50c
8-17
62 Vac
;
"Hawaiian
5%
Lamson
3-10
5-10
$1.50
stockholders'
(C. F.)
2
7-
2
International
45c
Gas
4-
4-
9
6-12
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
preferred
Hathaway
Laclede Gas
3-15
3-31
3-
9-10
$1.12%
Harris-Seybold
to
2
$1
—
3-20
4-
20c
(quar.)
Barrisburg Steel (quar.)__
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (stock
(Subject
4-
4-
50c
Y.)
Corp., com.
(2nd issue)
preferred
3-20
3-18
4-
25c
3-15
1
3
3-27
35c
Iron
Steamship
4-2*
v
———
3-15
3-15
50c
Interlake
Interlake
25c
(N.
Ltd
3-10
3-30
(increased)
1
6
t$1.25
(quar.)
Winkle Munning (stock
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
preferred
Harding Carpets.
3-10
2
3-30
$3
4 cents
International
.
preferred
Hanson-Van
8%
2
4-
s
'
3-13
3-
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
4-
4-15
3-
Co.—
Paper, 4%7o pfd. (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Organ. 5% preferred (s-a)
Fire
3-19
13c
3-20
35C
Bammermill
Y.)
1
t$l
_
(s-a)
Inc.
Fund,
income &
4-16
120c
Hammond
Hanover
and
3-20
125c
.
(N.
4-
profits),———
Insurance Exchange Bldg. (Chicago) (quar.),
160c
Cotton, Ltd., 57a
Mfg. (quar.)
Bank
3-19
112 %C
—
securities
Ltd.
(quar.)
.
Hanover
1
(14c from invest¬
16c
from
securities
Income
investment
2
5-
'
47*70
3-19
4-
i
»^,?-20%
.5-'!
,
62V2c
4- 2
4%
w
$1 *
4-2
Kroehler Mfg., common (increased quar.)_
.
40c
3-30
4Va7o preferred A (quarU..—_$1.12Va
3-30
Kroger Co., 6% 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.50
4- 2
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
' $1.75
5- 1
Kwikset Locks, Inc.
(quar.)
:
—>
25c
4-16
Labatt
(John), Ltd.—
v;
t30c.
4- 2
(increased quar)—
Co.,
Lamson
30C
4-
$1.16
4.64%
(quar.)
25C
7%c
—
proiits)
3-31
$1.25
J._.
Co.
income
ment
3-31
$1.25
F.) Printing (quar.)
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Hamilton
1
3-9
3- 9
6-20
12-20 •
3- 5'
3-124-1
3-9
4- 1>
3-19
3-23
3- 9
4- 2 < 3- 9
3-26
3- 9
4- 2 " 3-19
—i-w-i
dividend
Inc., com.
preferred (quar.)
Koppers
4-
2-29
3-20'
6-30
12-30 '
3-20
4-2
50c
2c
20c
45c
25c
- •
-
4-6
3-30
4-1
4- 1
15c
—
——
'
3-29
.
28V«c
(quar.)
Cotton
Stock
2
International Metal Industries Ltd.—
(W.
Hamilton
Knights
3-20
4-
4-13
,
$20c
(quar.)_
3-22
3- 9
3- 2
3-20
3-26
4Vac
(G. R.) Co., com. (Increased quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Life Insurance Co. of... America—
Kinney
Institutional Bank Fund
12'/2C
Brass, Ltd., common
Class
A
(quar.)
Haloid
1
preferred
prior
Lighting, 4%
pfd.
Oil—
*
(quar.)„
County
Kirsch
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-
4-13
37V2C
Mines,. Ltd._^_w,_
6-15 1
9-15
12-15
3-15
3-15 :
—
50c
Inter-Ocean
(quar.).
fiahn
Ball
2
Corp.—
pfd. (quar.)
Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Gypsum
Quarterly
4-
80c
(quar.)
Co..
5
35c
(quar.)
Gold
convertible
Klngsburg
5
3-
$1.20
Stone
„
3-15
4- 2
45c
25c
$1.25
;
Kingsport Press, Inc.
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5
preferred
(quar.)__
Gulf
3-10
15c
Finance
Insurance
3-10
2
75C
preferred
conv.
3-15
2
4-
37 V2C
(quar.)
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Consumer
2
4-
25c
(quar.)
Grumman Aircraft
3-
2
$4.50
3-15
$1.25
preferred (1954 series)
G'riesedieck Co., common
conv.
2
4-
v
—^
(quar.)
3- 1
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
3-30
3- 2
3-9
10- 1
1-2-57
4- 2
4- 1
Keystone Pipe Ac Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
$2.50
5%
preferred
(s-a)
$2.50
Keystone Portland Cement (increased quar.)
35c
Kidde (Walter) & Co.
(quar*)
*
25c ,
Kimberly Clark Corp.
(quar.)_---I-.___-__-v«
45c.
Kings
5
1$1.12
4-
3-31
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
5%
3-
.
2-20
2
4-
(quar.)
50c
Ltd
Wire,
3-30
4-
common
15c
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
2-29
$1.14
25c
preferred
2-29
$1.03
$1.75
(quar.)
common
2-29
3-29
—
Mfg.,
4V2%
$1.03'/a
50c
Sugar,
—
3-16
12 %C
30c
Corp.
Western
Year-end
3-lfl
2
Ireland
preferred (quar.)__—
Industrial Development
(quar.),
Industrial Hardware Mfg.—.
150c
;
•»
2
4-
3-29
117%c
1
3-15
3-29
110c
Ltd., com.
preferred
4.80%
& Light,
Power
4-
«
87V2C
87V2c
87V2c
.
87 %c
Mc
«$1.12%
6% participating A (quar.)—:—2,,.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, common (quar.)
2
3-
—
—
Inc.
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
4-
25c
50c
2
4-
25c
30c
——
Copper
Kentucky
3-15
3-10
150c
(Canada)
preference
Telephone.
3-31
3-30
■jl$1
preferred (quar.}
$1.05
4.20% preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)_
$1.06'A
414% preferred B (quar.)—
162 %C
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd., com. (quar.) —
2-23
Kennecott
$2
87 %C
$1.25
20c
Refining
Kennametal,
2
4-
4-14
$1.06V«
$1.12 Va
:
Co.,
Kendall
3-10
57 %c
•-
25c
Ltd.;
4-13
*
3-20
40c
50c
30c
Saddlery
3-30
4%
3-15
2
15c
—
3-15
3-9
3-9
3-9
3-9
3-16
3-12
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
a
3V2%
preferred <quar.)_;
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.)
Kendall Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Kellogg
3-16
4-
Telephone
3-15
4- 2
4- 2
4-2
4-2
4-2
4- 2
3-30
3-26
3-31
4- 2
7- 2
$1.41
30c
(quar.)
(Julius) & Co. (quar.h—.
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.)
6-15
3-30
Cement
4- 2
$1.12Va
$1.05
50c
(quar.)
Kayser
3-19
6-29
68c
25c
Great
3-30
2
30c
.
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
Kawneer Co.
(quar.)
35c
Indianapolis
Corp. Ltd.—
(quar.)
Northern
3-15
•
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Great
(quar.)
Insurance <N. Y.)
Paper,
2
$1.13
Gas,
5%
9-14
Central
Natural
preferred
preferred
4Va 7o
12-14
Indiana
(quar.)_
Gray Drug Stores (quar.|__
Great
3-31
4-
30c
$1.12 Va
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
pieferred
4'A%
3-13
9-28
(s-a)
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
American deposit receipts
(final)
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
4.12% preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Storage—
—
Great American
0
3-13
3-15
12-28
6%
3-29
•
—
Warehouse
preferred
7-
3-28
3-30
$1.25
Special
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada,
Common
(final)
4-10
3-23
125C
*—
1
IOC
(accum.)
•-
33A%
7-15
$1.25
Bell
Electric,
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Kansas Power & Light common
$1.25
preferred
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Paper & Color
5-15
1
4-
62 Va C
—
5-18
6-11
$2
„
preferred
5-18
&
4%
$5.65
$1.25
—
8-17
6-11
$2
Grant.. .(W.
v
0
J35C
11-16
2-17
$2
—
Granite
7-
62 %c
quar.)
9-10
Ltd.__
Trunk
Annual
j.-
(quar.)
A
7-15
—
:—
3-20
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
4-16
3-31
4-2
50c
95c
$1
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$5
15c
12-10
11-16
9-10
'
-Extra
(quar.)
common
6
60c
(quar.)
Inc.
4-
50c
'quar.)
4- 5
4-15
50c
(Harvey),
4-15
50c
$2
convertible preferred
Grand
B
Gas
Kansas
5%
8-17
12-10
$2
1—
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Grand Rapids Varnish—
New common
(initial quar.)
Grand & Toy,
60c
$2
5%
5-18
$1.50
(quar.)
B <quar,)_—...
A (quar.)
B (quar.)„„—
A (quar.)_—
B
3-16
47a %
Huttig Sash & Door —
5%
preferred (quar.)
3- 9
6-11
3-30
Kansas-Nebraska
(quar.)
3-26
3-14
50c
Light—
(increased
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4Va 7a
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.,
Warehouse & Cold
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common
$2.75 class A preferred <quar.)
4%% conv. prior pfd. series I (initial) —
Hydraulic Press Mfg. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp. (increased) —
I-T-E Circuit Breaker, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)_.
Graham-Paige, 57a
'57a
3-21
30c
3-14
3-30
'
Payable of Reo.
Share
3.80%
5%
B (quar.)
Grafton & C»., class A (quar.„—*
,
4-20
$1.50
(quar.)
8% preferred
8 7c
preferred
8To preferred
87o preferred
87a preferred
8 7o
preferred
87» preferred
,
4-20
Co.—
&
preferred
preferred
5-1
3-30
62 %c
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (initial
Huron & Erie Mortgage
(quar.)
4-20
t25c
preferred (quar.)
Goulds Pumps, Ltd., 5% preferred <quar.)__
Government Employees Insurance (quar.)—
Grace
1
56'AC
(quar.)
com.
31'Ac
Common
3-31
(quar.)
common
Kansas City Power &
3-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods,
Hunt
4-10
5-
150c
Batteries,
4%%
v
4-13
42j/2C
(quar.)
4-14
3-30
(quar.)
A
Class
9
3-
3-31
3-31
Storage Co.—
Hubbell
Common
3-31
4-14
25c
(quar.),
(quar.)
(Texas) (quar.)
4-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
Gculd-National
Gas,
12 V2c
'
3-31
4-14
$1.)0
($25 par)
($50 par)
$1.50
(quar.),—.—
Co
3-15
15c
(quar.)
Gold
Goodrich
Natural
Houston
6
2
3-20
50c
(quar.)
4-14
$1
4%
11.1272
4%% preferred <quar.)_
& Stock Telegraph Co.
,
3-
30c
Name of Company
Holder*
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
93 %C
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
2
50c
-
——
60c preferred
Brewing,
3-16
3-31
4-
IOC
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
Goebel
3-30
45c
1
(quar.)——
Corp.
4-15
Finance,
Household
3-31
5c
——
(quar.)
(P. H.) Co.
Glatfelter
4-
4-15
15C
(quar.)—
4-16
27a
(stock div.)
(Calif.), com.
Mfg.
Given
3-27
5%
(quar.)
Glddings & Lewis Machine Tool
Co. (stick div.)
Gilchrist
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
Holder*
When
Per
Holder*
Whtrft
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
.
(final)
Marine
.
.
_
4-15
3-19
4- 1
3-16
3-27
2-29
_
t$1.25 *
Communica¬
—
—
6%
Number 5517
Volume 183
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
■
'...
-
.
■'*
Name of Company
-
-
,
When
per^
,
3-23
4-16
3-^3
4-.6
3-20
4-16
3-20
4:I
3-20
4-1
.
-——
,
3-20
Motor
3-21
Mount Clemens Metal Products,
3-30
2
•
3-31
3-28
;
Common
i
(quar.)
!
4%%" preierred; (quar.ii
V
$1.12 y*
—
(From
net incomei
,___—
6C
(quar.)__—__
Mastic
Asphalt
Maitniessea
Maul
.
&
$6
klnc
participating preferred
(J.
Mays
W.)
Inc.
4-
2
r$i.5o
4-
2
4-
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
■.
25c ,:
v
.
.
net
3-20
v
Mutual
-
•
:
:;McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
4%
•:,/
preferred
McCordCorp., $2.50 preferred
McCroryEtores, com. (quar.)
/
c
____—_
25C=
.
.
———_
(F.
H.)
& Co.,
/•Mclntyre Porcupine Mi*es,
...McKir.ney.. Mfg.»(quar.)
•
•
—
preferred—
$1.50
(quar.)_
Stores.
Steel Corp,,
McLouth
,
i"
Preferred
.
Quarterly
j t
V
;
5-
37»/2C
,
37
•
i
;!
„
Portland Cement—
,
25c
;___
< •
.
/
.
il
for
share
(One
insurance
Fire
4-
1
each
11
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
3-i-6
Quarterly
4-18
4-
—
i
Machine
oMesta
Metals
Metro,
yi
lie.,
f,"
Canada,
of
J Michigan Gas & Electric,
•
4.40%
,
preferred
"Mid-West
Abrasive
t"
*
^(Midland
'lv
3-
6
National
Standard
3-17
National
Steel
4-
National
7
6 33
7-14
8%
Midvale
;
6
14
i
"
•
terprises
under
Tile
9-11
National
Tcol
Co
12- 5
National
Union
.
.
12- 5
2
3-16
~
Class
>
.
3-
o
4-
l-
3-
5
4-
I
0-
s
4-
1
3- 5
4-
1
3- 5
Minnesota
Fund,
Quarterly
50c
!
'.
10c
•1
3-13
3-
4-2
3-12
4-
3-12
3-12
75c
>•
4.36%
N.
N.
25C
4- 2
-
(quar.)—
3-
3-30
4-16b_
4-
4"
v-
5
___
3-3L:
"2 3-14
3-BJ£-
5 3-14
$1
15C
—
3-14
3-33*/^
3-28;^3-21
3-30
*
3-12
3-30»5f
3-12
;
,
..
4.50%
4.75%
Mohawk
Rubber
Class
B
2-29
Car,
4.70%
1
—
——
—
of. America.
Equipment Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.,
7 %
preferred
7%
preferred
common
A
B
Moore Drop Forging,
3-16
4% %
Morgan
Morrell
preferred
3-26
Permian
4-
3-26
1
3-30
North
,
American
Increased
3-29
North
Carolina
North
Penh
Northern
Engineering
4-16
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
56 %c
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
2-24
•
1
Northern
Illinois
(quar.)_
(qi ar.)—;
r
3-15
2-2%,~ 3- 2
t3Cc
3-23
M 3- 2
5-3t:
V3-'9
4-
62yac
5-26
-
4-X.:.t3-16
44-
$1.75
ix
L
3-15
3-15
preferred
—
Northern
5»/2 %
Natural
Gas,
common
4-4/
:
3-12
Office Specialty,
4-
2"
3- 9
20C
4-
2**
3-15
59%c
4-
62 %C
4-
2_
4 Vi
3-15
4-273*'
4- 6
_
3-15
Ltd
Ogllvie Flour Mills Ltd.
Ohio Brass, class A
Class
Ohio
B
7-27
7-
6
Class
25c
10-27
10-
4
$5
3-
9
1
3-
9
4-
2
3-16
3-31
6
$1.06%
4-
1
3-16
15c
4-
2
3-16
45C
3-31
3-
5
85C
3-31
3-
5
90C
3-31
3-
5
97 %c
3-31
3-
5
$1.02%
3-31
3-
5
8
'
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-16
40c
3-20
3-12
tl5c
3-29
3-
2
3-26
3-15
4-
6
3-14
$1.28%
4-
2
3-26
9
9
non-cumulative
•
8-17
3-23
Uuar.)
4-
i
3-12
60c
4-
2
3- 9
$1.12%
4- 2
$1.10
4- 2
3-
9
83 %c
4- 2
3-
9
$1.15
4-
2
3- 9
20c
6-
1
5-15
3-28
3-15
20c
3-28
3-15
25c
3-28
3-15
25c
4-
—
.
$2
(Increased quar.)
$2.50
2
7-21
8-
1
4-
2
3-15
4-27
(quar.)
20c
5-
1
3-23
5-
1
Corp.,
Amer.
(Hartford)
5%
Corp.,
—
Rico
6%
2
3-21
4-
2
3-
5
12 %C
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
3-16
4-
2
2-27
3-23
3-
9
3-23
3-
9
Provincial
Public
1
3-15
4%
1
3-15
4.24%
3-15
Ltd.
4-25
1-17
4-
3-14
25C
3-21
3-12
$1
4-16
4- 2
$0,111
12-28
2
12-28
3-30
17 %c
5-
11%C
4-16
53 %C
4-
2
3-20
62 %C
>
5-
1
4-10
3-19
3- 9
30c
$1.75
1
^
4-
2
9
4-
2
3-
4-
3
3- 9
3-20
3-
3-21
3- 1
5%
3-26
3-12
1
4-
2
3-15
40c
3-26
3- 2
5-15
5- 4
10%
4- 2
3-14
12%C
3-24
3-24
3-16
3-24
3-10
7%c
3-22
3- 8
3-16
4- 2
3-16
3-30
3-15
3-30
3-19
$1.50
3-31
3-22
3-30
2-24
3-31
3- 7
Co.
com.
3- 7
3-31
3- 5
$75c
4-16
3-20
$56 %C
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
4-16
3-20
2
3-14
75c
Insurance
Co
3C
3-30
3-15
3-20
3-20
2
3-15
3-30
3-19
14c
4- 2
3-15
(quar.)—
25c
3-29
3-
—'
$25C
3-31
3-16
—
(increased)
4-
15c
—-
*
(quar.)
4-
12 %c
preferred (quar.)
Transport
1
$50c
45C
-
(quar.)
Service Co.
4-
3-15
1-17
27 %C
;
(quar.)
Providence-Washington
4-
4-1
Gas
3-18
3-25
40C
Electric
(The)
4-15
4-15
12%C
31 %C
pfd. (quar.)-**-
partic. preferred
preferred (quar.)
Lambert
Providence
3-15
50C
(quar.)
quar.)
(Canada)
Progress Mfg.
25C
$1.25
*
(quar.)—
Prestole Corp., 5%
Prophet
3-29
Power—
2
4-
Co.
(increased
1st
President
3-12
4-10
IOC
non-cum.
Si
4- 2
3-31
30c
62 %C
*
Mills, 6%
preferred
Corp.
4%%
3-15
62 %C
*
(quar.)__.
Telephone
Electric
2
3- 9
2
4-
5C
K.), Inc.
3-
3-30
20C
—
Tools
Electric
Portland Woolen
Power
3- 2
IOC
2nd
Potomac
3-31
55C
(quar.)_*—*
Portland Transit Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Porto
3- 9
3-2
$2.50
-
common
preferred
(H.
3-30
$1.75
(stock dividend;
Tool
1st
3- 9
3-30
3-31
75c
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)
Rubber (quar.)
3-24
$12c
3- 9
8%C
Plough, Inc.
8
3-12
3-12
93 %C
(quar.)*,
Pittsburgh Screw & BoJt (quar.)—*
Pittston Co. (stock dividend)^
3-
3-27
1
8%c
(quar.) ——
7%
preferred (auar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (increased)
3-30
5
4-
30C
Common
3.60%
4-
3-12
62 %c
(monthly)
Piper Aircraft Corp., 45c conv. pfd. (quar.)x
*y4% preferred B (quarj_.
*
Pittsburgh Brewing, $2.50 pfd. (accum.)—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Co.—
New common (initial-quar.)
—
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
4-26
3-15
3-9
1
25c
deposit, rets, for ordinary
Co.. prior pfd. (s-a)****
8
90C
3-31
4-
$1
Petroleum
Pioneer
3-23
3-
3-12
2
45c
—
3-
1
3-21
4-
3-24
$1.12%
—
(quar)—
(quar.)__—
Insurance
3-20
4-
3-16
4-13
5c
Monthly
45c
3-21
1
20C
Glass
4-13
1
3- 9
25c
40c
Preferred
Phoenix
25c
preferred
40c
—
87%6
Portable
15c
4-
3-22
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Polyplastex United, class A (quar.)
4-
3- 6
3 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
——
4% preferred (quar.)
*
—Philadelphia Electric, common (quar,).—_*
$1
preference (quar.)*—__u
*
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
(5c from ordinary net income
and 25c
from realized capital gains)—**——
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
**/•**
Philadelphia Transportation (resumed)**—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)—
Philco Corp,, 3%% pfd. series A (quar.) —
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Common (quar.)
$2.50
4-16
2
3- 9
Pneumatic
40C
3-22
4-
& Co.—
(Chas.)
2-29
68 %C
3-31
3-31
3- 9
3-20
$1
B
4-25
3-20
Plymouth
$1
class A
4-25
4-25
5-15
30c
2-29
8-24.,
3- 9
5-15
40c
—___—,—**_**.—.**—
Mulllken
3-20
10c
1
4-
5-15
35C
Pickering Lumber
——
—
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)—
Pinchin Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
3-
3-16
75C
Phoenix
3-23
3-28
32 %C
3-
3-23
5-1
25C
3-15
15c
6- 1
1
330
3-15
$25C
(quar.)
450
3- 6
6-15
6-
(quar.)
2
15c
3-20
12 %e
2
3-
9-1*
12-14
IOC
4-
3-20
6-13
1
2%%
4-
20c
7- 2
10-
1-2-57
25o
50C
$20c
—
3-10
2%c
93%C
Cement—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8ervice Holding Corp.,
25C
1
4-
25c
Portland
States
Scotia
3" 9
t$1.75
4-
40C
—
Quarterly
Neva
9
40C
Railway
6-15
3-23
4- 2
(quar.)—.——*
Pratt
Light & Power
Oberman Mfg., 5% preferred
3-9
3-
$1.37%
(increased quar.)
Pacific
Northern
1
1
3-23
55C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Telephone—
Common
3-19
1
4-10
3-13
■
74-
3-23
29c
common—
(quar.)_
Northwestern
X'Z 3-19
4- X
t35c
25c
4.56%
2
$1.25
4-
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)—
(quar.)
Engineering. $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
(John) & Co. (increased quar.)
Gas,
(quar.)——
(quar.)
4-14,*.--- 3-19
t$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Works
Northern Indiana Public Service,
Northern
?5C
$1
5%
4-
4-
$1.50
4- 1
15c
Pfizer
3-16
4-
$3.50
(s-a)
"
$1
4%
Pipe Line—*
preferred
Pettibone
2
3-31
$1
4-
3-20
5c
3-15
2
25C
gtd.
8-15
Petrolane Gas Service
Porter
(quar.)—
2
(quar.)
___
Basin
Polaroid
—_—
7%
RR.,
Gas
33-30
3-15
4-
4% %
3-15
$3
quarterly
3-13
Publishing
Pet Milk Co., common
9
2
Refractories Co.—
-15
-Jw- 3*1
t30C
3-
4-
Co.-—
pfd. (entire issue
called for redemption on March 23 at $50
per share plus this dividend)—
4-13
—
34%c
—
3-15
$1.50
$750
(quar.)
Extra
37 %C
stock dividend
American Rayon
non-voting
Common
Plymouth
Insurance
North
13
3-13
\~x~4- X"
Life
American
Initial after 50%
3-13
$1.17%
4-15
Investment—
American
North
3-15
3
—
preferred (quar.)
5V2%, preferred (quar.)-.
3-15
2"":
5 Vs %
6%
3-14
3-16
$112 %
common
3-16
75c
North
15
3 -20^^2-1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
2
18%c
(quar.)
4-20
4-
—
—
3-15
2
3-15
4-
____•_
Montgomery, Ward & Co., common
Class A (quar.)
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd. (quar.)___
Moore
4-
50c
—
3-30
:
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry
30c
pfd. (quar.)
North American Cement, class A (quar.)____
Class B (quar.)
4~t,/
—
common
3-25
75c
—
American
4
Molybdenum Corp.
4.50%
File
North
4- ,2
(quar.)
Utilities,
4-16
$1.12%
Wire
6
3-31
15C
Montana-Dakota
Penton
$1.12%
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.)'Co., common (quar.)
3% %
preferred
(quar.)
Newport Industries, common (increased)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Niagara Frontier Transit System—
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.) —
....
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)—,
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)_
4-
4-X-
Quarterly
Monroe Auto
3-16
$1.50
(quar.)—
»
4- Z
(increased)—
Ltd., class A
3-31
93 %C
Aviation
3-^
(quar.)——
(increased)
___.;
Co.
American
4-
MOlsons Brewery,
Trust
North
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Petroleum
3-16
I.)—
Weaving
(quar.)__:
Nopco Chemical (quar.)
Nor metal Mining, Ltd. (interim)
Norris-Thermador
(quar.)
Light—
pfd. (quar.)—_
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)^
Mississippi Valley Gas (increased).
Missouri-Karisas-Texas RR., 7% preferred—
Mltchfli (J. S.) & Co., Ltd. (qvar.)—
Mohawk
3-31
Gas
&
6
i
(S.
(quar.)—
Eiec.
4-
5.
preferred (quar.)
Maid Corp. (:/aar.)
Mississippi Glass Co
i
Mississippi Power Co.. 4.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Co.
5- r-i
5%
common
State
York
Niagara
3-27
Gas
prior preferred
Nicholson
20c
Service,
Richmond
&
•
'
50c
:
Minute
Gas
Y.
—
"
4.90%
quar.)
•
3-19
20c
gams
Mobile
3-15
$1.09
—
;___
4-15
$1.75
—
3-
1
90c
(quar.)
3-20
$1.18 v4
voting (quar.)
2
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
3-20
4-16
(quar.)
4-
$1.01%
Newark
3-19
2
$1.75
comipon (initial quar.)_
Minnesota & Ontario Paper, new com. (initial)
.
preferred
preferred
4-16
9
preferred
4.60%
4-
60c
••
3-20
$1.10
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
N.w
3-20
15c
New
,
9
30c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
4V2 %
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
5
4.-g:xir 3. 5
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing-
'
3-
$2
(quar.)
3%%
>
10c
capital
i
Water
(Increased
Inc.^—
&
3-31
40c
preferred (s-a) _____!
—______—i'__
Power & Light, 4% pfd; (quar.)
4%%
1
50c
—
New Jersey
•/
3-
75c
(quar.)„
ZL h 4.05% (preferred (quar,)——
/ New Orleans Public Service, com.
9
3-21
Pepsi-Cola
New Jersey Natural Gas,
Li-
3-23
$1.12%
4-16
3-ii"
3-33
3-16
2
4-16
25C
3-19
3-15
25c
/
New Haven
4"
3-19
2
25c
(quar.)
3-15
6%
2
4-
3-26
50c
3-31;*
3-16
4-
Common
,
Haven
4-16
3-15
15c
(quar.)_
New
3-15
3-15
3-10
4-
,
(quar.)
Penn-Texas Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.).
Penney (J. C.) Co,
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)-.
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
4V2 % preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—.
3.35% preferred (quar.)__*
3-15
4-2
50c
preferred
15c
3-16
-
4-
10c
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
1
$1.30
75C
New England
4-2
3-15
2
3-19
3-15
5%*
*
common
20c
New
5-
3-30
2
3-30
4-2
$1.12%
$1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)_.
(Pittsburgh)
3-14
3-26
30c
3-15
20c
3-14
1
3-16
$1.12%
3- 5
5-
3-15
50c
—
Machine
Gas
Transportation
Telephone,
8
$1.09
(stock divid.)
(quar.)**
com.
2
4-
3- 1
2%c
2
4-14
6- 8
3-22
65c
*
—
4-
50c
5-
6-15
'
3iy4c
(quar.)
Petroleum
(initial)
Parker
5-15
•
IOC
2%c
Quarterly
Parker Appliance
6
3-30
2%c
4-13
4-
31%c
$37 %C
3-30
t5c
4-
4-14
$2.50
(quar.)
50C
3-26
56y4c
and an
.
3-20
—
4c
Minnesota Power
4
3- 6
37%c
5)C
England Electric System—
New England Gas & Elec. AssociationCommon
(quar.)
.•4ya%'. conv. preferred (quar.)—
from investment income
additional of 16c from long term
of
3-20
4- 2
3-27
$1.50
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-20
4-
Chemical
3-15
4-16
$1
—
(stock dividend)*
35c
4-1
7'/ac
____
6
4
4
$1.25
3-20
».)■
56y4c
(quar.)—
4-
44-
;
New York
(quar.)__
——
1
1
20c
New
25C
Semi-annual
Park
(increased quar.)
New Brunswick Telephone
•
announcement
Falls Co., common (increased)
prior pref. (quar.)
$1 2nd preferred (annual)..
',
3-12
*
(quar.)
Extra
Minneapolif, St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie RR.
,
3-30
4-1
40c
.*—
10c
3-30
25c
6%
;
2-27
income)
Britain
En-
7%
.
Securities
Investment
net
9
• :
Minneapolis Brewing
,
3-31
5-
$1
(quar.)
Pantex Mfg, Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)„
:
T "Millers
...
3-2
(quar.)
:
Co.
(quarterly from
New
50c
(quar.)
7
12- 7
4- 2
$1.50
3-15
4-
25c
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.—
Panhandle Eastern Fipe Lino— :
4%
preferred (quar.)*
1-2-57
Radiator
3-16
I linois—
(quar.)—.
common
9-
1
1
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
Insurance
Corp.
$1.22 ya
Industrial
convertible preferred
4V2%
I-,
Co.,
6-
10c
Nehi
(accum.)
(quar.)
A
Miller-Wohl
•
Fire
S.
Nation-Wide
3-21
.
.
common
10-
$5C
—
3-
name.
preierred
4V2'/c-
,V 7- 3
4-16
3
...
50c
National-U.
37yac
,
$5c
Quarterly
4-
dividend
3-16
100%
(quar.)_
Mfg.—
&
3-16
$1.10
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
"Miller Mfg. Co.,
preferred
National
1 7-5T~
(quar.)
See
new
4Vi %
9-13
3-31
,
(quar.)
2
"
5-15
17yac
preferred
(quar.)***
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)_—
Pacific Tel. & Tel., common**.**—*
6% preferred (quar.)
*
$8c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Car,
6-14
4-
.
Company—
changed to General
Name
■
,
preferred
4-
50c
;
Sugar
'
12-21
$1.11 V*
Steel.Products, common (quar.)—
3-15
Research
Refining
National Supply Co., com.
5
9-29*1
10-13.
•
ox
2
tquar.)__;
Mfg.
"
3-30 ^
(increased)
$2 non-cumulative preferred
.
&
5-
22>/aC
I,
3-15
4-
3-30
$$1.75
$4.50
Peninsular
National Propane Corp., 5% 2nd
National Rubber Machinery
3-15
3-30
:
Middle South Utilities (quar.)
Middle States Telephone Co.
,•
4- a
1
Parmelee
3-31
95c
____
$15c
$37 %C
Co.
!__
(quar.)
3-
3-14
3-23
50c
/
4.90% preferred (quar.)__
J Michigan Sugar Co., 6% preferred
,
,
3-30
4.40%
3-31
97»/2C
com.
25c
___^
3-15
15c
$1.08%
(quar.)
4-
3-30
4-16
4.36% preferred (guar.)**
preferred
(quar.)
—
Industries—
QRi'iC
Ltd—
2
750 ♦
4-15
3-15
Lighting,
Presto
&
50c
Co.
Pacific
Parkersburg-Aetna,
3-30
(quar.)
\Mica
4-20
1
3-10
Securities
—
;—
5-
2
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
15C
75c
25c
preferred (quar.)—
4.45%
3-31
11.75
3- 9
5-15
Aggregates, common (quar.)*
Paoific Coast Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity (quar.)___
Pacific Intermountain Express
Stock dlVt (subject to approval of I.C.C.)
Quarterly
4-
9
|Miami Copper Co. (quar.)
t
•.
3- 9
3-31
4- 3
Coast
4-16
3-
87yac
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
•'
Mfg. CO., common
preierred "(s-a)
25C
2
i7yac
preferred
preferred
Pacific
4- 2
3-23
4-15
(quar.)_
Pacelot
25c
4-
iya%
,
(quar.)
preferred
5 %
3-23
r
(stock dividend)
15c
3.85%
3.90%
j
3-6
4-16
(quar.)—
Screw
(quar.)_
4.35%
•
3-31
4-13
Bearing
National
62yac
-.Metropolitan Brick (increased)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
1
50c
Motor
9
(quar.)
common
Preferred
5-
9
National
9
l'/a%
preferred
3-
27 %C
preferred B (quar,)—
;
Linen Service, common—^
preferred
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)—
2;C
_
Corp.
2
common
$50
3-
2EC
7%
ControD
&
4-
"
50c
(quar.)
Metal & Thermit,
20C
Paper,
4-30
t25c
com
Pabco Products, common
4%
preferred (quar.) _*„
__ ______
3-
iya%
-
Oxford
3-12
—
2
_______
dividend
.
3-31
3-26
National
_
25c
Stock
4-16
60c
;
6-
3-15
$25o
Co—**—*,
Ltd.,
37 %C
_____
common -(quar.)
2
25c
*;
Debenture
&
3-31
4-
iya%
,
Loan
4-16
4-
—
,
dividend
Ontario
6c
$1
dividend
sStock
3-16
3-9
,
common-—*——:
87yac
quar.)
2
National
s
(reduced
dividend
./Stock
•;
,.
6%
3-12
3- 9
4-
capi¬
(increased)
5-17
4- 2
3-31
—
National Lock Co.
jMergentbaler Linotype (quar.;
Stock
3-12
7% preferred (quar. )__*—__—___—_**
Opelika Mfg. (quar.).
***_**—**__
Orange & Rockland Electric—
4 %
preferred (quar.)**.*—
*
National Investors Corp.
National Lead, common
5%
;
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
3-23
3-10
20C
■;
.
from
4s/2%
(quar.)
$3.50
%
held)
shares
,Merck & Co., Inc., common
3-16
A
3-16
26C
dividend),/
(stock
3-28
3-10
.Class, ,.B
3-15
40c
-A
Class
.
preferred (entire Lsue called for redemption on April 18 at $55 per share j
plus
this
dividend)
convertible
to
." {Merchants
i.
Class
9
u
75C
;
7-
10- 9
5%
,
3-20
Ontario Steel Products,
preference (quar.)__
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4- 9
2
8- %■
4-16
*-
$1.50
,
3-26
■..
LI-,*:
.4- 2U:
'
(quar.)
3-15
5r . I
37yac
.
_*_*—*.*
—,
New cotnmon (initial quar.)
Mengel Co., common (quar.)_—_—
i
.
(quar.)
,—___—
Quarterly.
j-Mead, Johnson &, Co.
2
4-
.-
2-27
3-31
National. Grocers,, Ltd.,
■j
3-15
'
30c
quar.)—— /.-
3-15
(
,
3-19
3-20
Corp.
3-15
1
$1.06%
15C
Corp., common (reduced)*
—
4%% conv. preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
i**
15c
Olympia Brewing
25c
Omar, Jnc
Ontario Jockey Club, 6% pfd. A (quar.)
*15C
5ya % redeemable conv. pfd. B (initial)
f$0.1224
"3%
Oil
3-9
3-31
50c
issue called for redemption on March 31 at $110 per share
plus this, dividend)
National Gas &
3* 9
3-19
Oliver
250
Quarterly
3-12
3-31
.
..
25c
•
•
•,
/M
.
65s/8C
(quar.)—______
v
3-16
•:.25%
-
(increased
/McWilliams. Drecigmg
Medusa
'/a
(stock dividend)
preferred
^MeQuay-Norris: Mfg.
4-1
40c
*
(quar.)_—:
McQuay, Inc., 5%
,
—_
6-
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.)__
National
Fire
Insurance
Co.
(Hartford)—
3- 9
3-20
15c
.
.
a
5-1
3-23
4-/2,.:
3c
y
.
com.
1
6-
,
"■j
1
6-20
National Casket.Co.-—
$7 preferred (entire
•t
3-13
40c
—.
_____——
3-16
1
3-30
20C
Biscuit/ common
Register (quar.)
3-16
3-15
(quar.)
'
Inc.,
2
10c
Old Town Corp., 40c preferred (quar.)
Olln Mathieson Chemical, 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
from
National Cash
3-23
>
(quar.)___ •%, "ttOC
Ltd.
McKay Machine (quar.)—
*______
McLean Trucking
(quar.)_—
McLellan
70C,
Old Line Life Insurance
1
50c
Stock dividend
i
National
3-20
32yac
.
s—■:/,
4
3-
—
3:16
I
4
4-
2
50c
(6c
6% preferred fquar.)
;
Myers (F. E.) & Bros, (quar.)—.^
Natco
Corp.
(quar.)
f, 3-15
/
s,
4-
4-14
$1.65"
Corp.-
System,
4-
:
12V2C
•
McGraw-Hill Publishing
.
4-14
30c
4c
3-13
4-
preferred
$3.50
(quar.
and
3-15
4- 2
25c
4.56%
lOc
3-31
3-31
.
87c
«.7v
3-31
3-30
62l/ac
(quar.)
H'ti $3.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft (quar.)_.
nMcGraw
4-20
t$i
(quar.)
income
3- a
4- 2
tl.ll
6C
4-
3-30
4. 2
$1.10
5c
$150
i
3-20
62C
37%c
4.44 %
9
Boldere
1
$1.14
3-16
2
4-
97 %c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)*—.
preferred (quar.)—*—
(quar.)
Ohio Water Service (quar.)
gains)
Mutual Shares
3-16
>•■
investment
tal
4-
51
Payable of Rea,
30c
preferred
3-
—
of America
Co.
3.90%
3.29
Brass
investment
;
4.40%
(quar.)
com.
Mutual
* 3-16
.
4-13
(quar,)_____
Murray Corp. of America (quar.)
Muirray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (increased quar.)
3-19
4-16
tl2V2c
(increased)——
common
Mueller
4-16
4-60
■
5C
—
4-13
1
When
Share
of Company
$1.25
3-14
;
1
5-
(quar.)
,
.Mountaih States.Tel. & Tel.
2-29
3.23
3uc,
s
—.—_
.
$5 pfd.
2-20
3-26,,
,3-24
5C;
Co
—
Ltd.,
J,
"75c
*_
Hegeier
Macotta
Maxwell,
•
__;
6%
s
'
---
/Massachusetts Protective Asso.
Corp.,
Name
Ohio Consolidated Telephone, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., common <quar.)_.
5-
$1.75
3-12
:
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
;
Finance
:
9
3-
7%C
(quar.)
3-12
2
4-
:
preferred
3-30
56y4C
common—
Mount
3-9
4- 2
3lV*c
._——
Amer.,
(quar.)_
preferred A .(quar.)
—
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
7%
3-15
.
of
pfd.
$2.25
,
8-16
,
Plan
Morris
.
4%%
Per
Payable of Rea.
59% c
preferred (quar.)_
:
Royal Dairies, Ltd
:
Mount Vernon-Wbodberry Mills—
7% preferred (s-a)h_____L—
Mountain Fuel Supply.
2
4-
4-2
4-
Morris Paper Mills,
Maryland Snipbuiiding & Dry Dock—
i
Share
-
koldert
When
Per
Name of Company
4-2
iCoiT)., (common (quar.)
:
20c
v,e
preltrred Uuar.j-—_______—;*—50c
Maritime Ttl. & TcL, common (quar.)——
/ 20c
!•
1 % preferred
Uuar.)—__
17v*c
Market Basket, common (quar.)
—•_—;
17%c
$1
preterred (quar;
26c
Marlin-Rockwcli
(quar.)____——________
25c
Marquette CAemicai Mxg., 6% p*d. (quar.)*
12C
Marsh <M.) & Sons (quar.)——__________
30c
Marshall Field & Co., 4V4% pfd. (quar.)___
$1.06V*
Martin (Glenn L.» Co.
(quar.)
—__—40c
Midland
Marine
T
Holders
Payable of hec
Share
»
,
(1411)
*—
I7%c
4-
8
of Oklahoma—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
3-15
$1
4-
2
$1.06
$1.16%
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
(quar.)_>_
$1.40 preference common
3-31
3-31
preferred (quar.)
City Fire & Marine Insur.
Quaker City Life Insurance.
Quaker Oats, common
6% preferred (quar.)
....—
Quebec Telephone, common
(quar.)_
(quar.)__———
Purina
t$1.50
,
85c
Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. (quar.)
Beading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Bapid Grip & Batten,
Roller Bit
Beed
-
(111.)—
3Va% convertible preferred (quar.)
Republic Aviation
Republic Steel (quar.)—
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)..;
4%% preferred A (initial)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)...
Reserve Oil & Gas (stock dividend)
Resistoflex, 5% preferred A (quar.).
Revlon, Inc. (increased)—
i.,,
—
87vaC
...
50c
62/2c
12 Vic
■
1
$0.5542
—
-
Rhinelander
,
$1.12%
90c
2%
3iy»c
37'/2C
(quar.)...
Paper
40c
—
$1.75
&L/75
$1-75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)—
1st preferred
Rice-Stix, Inc., 7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
7%
1st preferred
(quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Richman Bros, (quar.)
Richmdnd, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
7%
1st
7%
1st
(quar.)
obligation
Common
Dividend
Co.
;
Raisin
,,
—
Rice Mills
Brand
River
(quar.)—
Valley Gas
Rio Grande
River
50c
Products
Metal
Ritter
(quar.)
Paper...
34%c
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Ltd., common...
$1 dividend partic. preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
...—r.—
6% preferred (quar.)—
6 Vz %
tlOc
Robertson
Little
Robinson
t20c
Quarterly
40c
,
Telephone,
Rockland
Cable
(quar.)—.
Corp.
Corp.
Ron son
______
Inc. (quar.)
(Helena), Inc. (increased quar.)
(Jacob), 4(4% preferred (quar.)—
Bros.,
Rubinstein
Ruppert
Russell
(F.
Russell
Co.
C.)
Industries,
Ltd..
44-
.
Somerville,
3-10
Sommers
2
3-15
4-
9
3-
2
3-15
$1.25
4-23
3-13
$1.55
2
3-12
2
6-11
4-
7-
$4.40
Diego Gas & Elec., common
4.40%
preferred
preferred
(inc.-quar.)
(quar.)
4.50%.
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
San Jose Water Works
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sangamo Electric
Ltd.
(increased)
Schwitzer Corp., 5(4% pfd. (quar.)
Eangamo,
5(4%
preferred
5(4%
1
Boss
6-
1
South Atlantic Gas,
3-14
4-
2
3-15
4-12
3-
Common
&
Scott
Paper,
$4 preferred
.
(quar.)
Mfg.,
common
preferred
Scranton
(quar.)
(quar.)—.,
3-10
1
4-
7
3-21
3-
4-16
3-20
Common
1
3-21
5-
1
4-20
South
preferred (quar.)
Southam Co., Ltd.
Southeastern
Public
Service
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
(quar.)
Scudder Stevens & Clark
distribution
A
Scudder
A
net
&
Clark
Stevens
Fund,
Southeastern
Southern
3-12
4-
2
3-20
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
,3-15
Original preferred (quar.).
4.32% preferred (quar.)_—
--—
4.24% preferred (new)
(initial-quar.)
Southern California Water, com. (increased)
7-
1
6-15
10-1
9-15
1
3-15
4-
7-
1
1
9-15
4-
1
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)_2—
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Pov/er, common
4%
6-15
10-
3-15
6%
4-
2
distribution
from
3-20
7%
3-14
3-20
2-20
4-
2,
3-16
Southern
5-
1
4-
6
Southern
3-
5
Southern
3-20
3-20
3-
9
3-
9
44-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-20
3-31
3-15
4-16
4.28%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
preferred
4.36%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
Spalding (A. G.) &
Special Investments
3-19
3-30
3-29
4.15%
3-15
3-22
3-15
3-
3-20
4-
9
3-15
2
2
3-10
2
3-16
3-31
3-14
3-15
4(4%
3-24
3-
$4.75
44-
2
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3- 2
4-
1
3-
3-
3-28
4-
4-
2
2
9
3-15
2
4-25'
3-29
3-16
2
$5
preferred
Sealed
Sears,
net
Common
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)-^
Standard Factors Corp., common (quar.)—
6-
1
1
12-15
12-
1
Standard
1
3-
2
Standard Fruit & Steamship,
4-
75c
3-23
3-13
4-16
3-30
4-16
3-30
4-16
3-30
4-16
5%
Co.
Sharon
Shattuck
4%
(resumed
A
preferred
3-21
3-19
Oil
4-20
Stanley
4-20
Starrett
1
7-20
Stedman
4-
2
3-20
preferred
3-30
3-19
4-15
3-15
6-15
9-14
4- 2
62(4c
62 (4c
$2
$1.50
$1.25
4- 1
4- 2
4- 2
$1.16(4
$1.07
55c
4- 2
4- 2
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
4-
1
3-14
6-
1
5-14
3-
9
3-30
4-
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
(L.
3-
7
common
(Increased)
Ltd.
—
(quar.)
Stlx,
Baer
3-
3-27
3-16
7
5%
4-10
3-22
4-10
3-22
4-10
3-22
3-
7
3-21
4-
2
2-24
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
convertible
&
Shop
1st
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
(quar.)
Strawbridge
$5
-
;
(increased)
dividend
Stock
&
preferred
Clothier,
com.
(stock
dlvid.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Sullivan
Mines,
Sun
4-
1
3-20
3-15
3-
5
Chemical Corp.,
$4.50 preferred
Life
common
A
1
3-22
Sunray
75c
3-16
Sunshine
12 (4c
3-20
3-
Assurance
(Canada)
Corp.
4-
1
3-12
(quar.)_j
9
Mining
Company
150c
4-
2
3-
2
5.25%
4.50%
15
Tennessee
2
2
3-
2
$4.64
15
5.40%
14
Texas
15
,
3- 9
$5
3-12
$4.56
3-12
$4.84
3-15
Textron
3-23
3-
8
$45c
5-
1
4-10
$$1.75
4-
2
3-
9
Switson
Industries,
3-15
Thermatomic
3-14
Thermoid
3-20
Third
3-
5
5
5
5-
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
4-20
3-20
$4
preferred
(quar.)
3-2
3-20
3-15
3-15
3-15
4-13
3-12
2
3-
1
3-21
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.24
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-16
$1
5-
1
4-10
$1.14
$4 preferred
5-
1
4-10
(quar.)—
$1.21
5-
1
4-10
32c
4-
2
3-
25c
4-
2
3-24
40c
4-
1
3-15
31'4c
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
1
$6
3-30
—
preferred
Carbon
/
(quar.)iL-i.
—
Co.__.
15c
Co.
A
Tool
25c
5%
Thrift
4'/»%
Finance
Timely
Tlnnerman
4-
ny4c
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-12
$1.06 y4
3-31
3-12
30c
4-10
4-
1
3-20
25c
4-
2
3-16
3-29
(quar.)
:
$1.20 pfd.
(quar.)
iquar.j
Products
5%
3-21
3-15
(quar.)
25c
3-26
3-15
20c
4-
2
3-15
125c
4-
2
3-15
125c
4-
2
Class
A—
——:
——
Traders
4-
2
3-15
125C
Mortgage
(quar.)
4-
2
3-23
—
'ir...-.
3
3-
8
3
3-
8,
4-3
3-
8
3-
9
150c
;
True
40c
208
9
3-
9
8-24
11-26
4-14
3-30
?-20
3-15
30c
3 22
3-
40C
3-15
9
3-31
3 15
preferred
Paciiic
Biscuit
Can
Series
2-29
4-20
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
87y2C
5-15
4-20
2
3-16
United
3-
3-
Funds,
13 %c
(From net
Income)
Fruit
4V*%
Co.
New
Pacific
4-17
3-16
20c
4- 2
4- 2
3-21
3-21
t$l
4- 1
3-16
3-27
3-16
3- 9
2- 6
3- 1
$35c
4- 2
3-15
50c
50c
50c
50c
4-1
7-1
10- 1
1-1-57
3-5
6-1
8-31
11-30
3-30
3-16
3-9
3-9
60c
4-
2
3-14
Co
25c
3-22
3-12
4-10
3-20
(quar.)
25C
3-30
3-16
Works, $4.25 pfd. (quar.) —
$1.06 y4
4-
1
3-15
10c
4-
2
3-15
10c
4-11
17c
3-30
3-23
eoc
3-31
3-19
50c
4-16
3-26
4-
6
3-21
4-
6
3-21
4-
1
3-21
20c
3-29
3-19
10c
4-2
3-15
10c
4-
2
3-15
40c
4-
2
3-
2
,4-2
3-
2
Manufacturers (quar.)_
& Canal (quar.) —
preference
partic.
Markets
(quar.)
Specialties
(quar.)
Ceramic Tile
(quar.)
Cold
S.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
S.
Storage
(Bait.) —
S.
V.
U.
10c
(quar.)
•
$1-75
preferred
S.
U.
B
(quar.)_-
A
(quar.)
& Foreign Securities
Glass Co., common (quar.)
7%
U.
class
For,
Class
3-16
3-27
2-29
Quarterly
4-30
3- 8
3-20
2
RR.
S.
U.
t.
c.,
2-29
4-
Corp.—
Piece Dye
Public
9
3-29
$2.50
Non-cumulative
United
9
3-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Jersey
United
9
3-
4-13'
50c
(quar.)
preferred
3-
2
75c
Improvement, common
United Merchants &
United
3
3-30
-4-
37y2c
Illuminating
United
3-20
4-
175c
United Gas Corp
Gas
3-20
Investment
10c
3-19
United
\
common
S. Gypsum
Co.—
New common (initial quar.)
7%
U.
U.
S.
S.
U.
S.
U.
S.
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
S.
Hoffman
Machinery
Life Insurance Co.
Lines
preferred
Radium
U.
S.
Trust
New
U.
S.
United Steel,
United
1(\r
Co.
r>»vnv»rHhla
6-15
1
3-16
15C
4-
1
3-22
7
3-15
3-
8
$2
6-
9
5-21
35c
4-
2
3-19
80c
,
4-
common
nrpfprrpH
-——
(quar.)
fmmr 1
v.
2
3-15
15c
!
quar.)
(quar.)
—
Stockyards,
1
4-
Y.»—
(N.
(initial
Corp.
Ltd
7-
62y2C
Corp.
common
Vitamin
3-
$1
preference,
S.
3-22
22y2C
(s-a)__
series A (quar.)
(quar.)
U. S. Rubber Co.. 8% 1st pfd. (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming, $1.40 pfd. (accum.)
U.
3-20
4-
10c
of New York———
4'/2%
J.l,
(N.
2
3-20
50c
(quar.)
Playing Card
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
5%
/
1
Inc.—
3-15
U.
T
7
4-1
4-
15c
preferred
United Income Fund
U. S.
4
4-
3-21
3-21
■'
3-30
U.
4-15
7»/2C
56%c
3-20
3-13
3-15
3-19
3-19
3-19
4-12
3-21
3-16
1
Cities Utilities—
convertible
6%
3- 9
5
5
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5Vi%
convertible preferred (quar.)—:
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)
3-24
3-
3-
5-
$1
United
6-15
2
2
3-26
30c
3-16
9-14
4-
4-
$1.50
—
3-30
12-14
4-
15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
A
2
3-15
5-15
:
Glass, common
&
4-
1
3-30
(quar.)
of America—
Co.
preferred
$4.50
United
4-
35C
(initial)
4% pref.
common
United
3-15
25c
115c
(increased)
common
(s-a)—
Stockyards Co. of Omaha—
3-16
3-15
3-16
./
92 Vic
4%. preferred
Aircraft,
9
3-14
2
4-13
$1
(quar.)
RR.,
United
3-
1
4-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
Investment
3-20
3-16
V
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
New
8
37'/2C
Street
Salle
La
Corp.
Union
11-15
62»/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Union
6
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Union
3-
Film
$3.70
3-19
3-20
Light & Power (quar.)
.
Co.—
preferred
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
60c
non-cum.
partic. 2nd pref. (quar.) —
Union Electric Co. of Missouri, com. (quar.)
$4
8-15
40c
50c
pref.
4J/2%
Century-Fox
Coach
South
5-15
40c
Gas & Electric
Twentieth
3-20
$1.12'/2
Inc.__
Tucson
1
5-25
41
-
Temper Corp.,
Twin
3-20,
20c
•
<67y2c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Trunz,
6
44-
4-20
4-20
3-
160c
t$i.i2 y2
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Transcon. Lines, Voting trust ctfs. (quar.)_
Tri-Continental Corp., $2.70 pfd. (quar.) —
4-20
3-201
2-29
3
Tv"
—
Universal Insurance
2
2
4-
,
160c
4V2 %
Trinity
25C
V
Ltd., class A
B
4-
4-
40c
1
—
—
Finance,
Class
9
t$1.25
Savings & Loan_„_
Co.
3-15
3-
3-29
18c
Ltd.__—
& London Investment
Toronto
3-20
3-
4-
t25c
(quar.)
Towmotor Corp.
2
3-15
2
Co.
Torrington
4-20
'
3-26
Packing
3-15
4-20
3-15
17'/2c
preferred
8-15
4-20
3-16
(initial)
New common
Toronto
3-15
9
3iy4c
Tip-Top Canners Ltd., class A (s-a)
Realty & Construction-
Toronto
3-12
3-
4-
3-15
*
Tishman
2-15
3-15
9
2
31 '4c
35c
Inc.
5-15
3-15
3-
2
Toronto Iron Works, Ltd., co;nmon_____—__
2-23
9
2
4-
$1.12 »/2
3-10
2-27
3-
15c
(quar.)
(Ky.)
Clothes.
;
1
3-30
10c
pfd.
4Va%
(quar.)
preferred
Tide Water Associated Oil,
!
3-15
1
4-
(quar.)__
Drug Stores,
Thrifty
*
4-
preferred
conv.
-
40c
initial series (quar.)
non-conv.
preferred series B (quar.)
Investment Corp., class A com. (quar.)
5%
&
3-30
4-14
25c
(quar.)^~L„-.
Markets, common
Thorofare
3-16
3"
-
"
114c
>•"'
(quar.)—:
Power
3-15
"
3-31
*
1
Trust,
(quar.)——__
Industries, common
Class
Thor
5-18
6-15
25c
$1.25
Tobln
3-
2
44-
$1
Co.—
Pipeline
Gas
3-15
4-
,
12 >/2c
V
i
Time
4- 1
4- 1
4-16
4- 2
4-1
4-1
2
$1.35
(increased quar.)_____
Canadian General Investment
Thomas
33-
3-30
6-29
50c
$1
2
4-
9
3-20
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
3-
$1.16
(quar.)__;—_—
3-20
$6c
2
(quar.)„_
3-31
Ltd
4-
$1.14
B
15c
,
2
$1-28
li'.
A
30c
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-16
3-20
2
(quar.)__
preferred
3-16
4- 2
2
4-
-
40c
Inc.
4%
4- 1
4-24
4- 2
5-21
3-23
2
3-
$1.31 »/4
4%
4-10
4-10
4-15
3-29
3-31
4- 2
20c
30c
200%
5%
$1.25
3-
2
—
convertible
$1.25
$15c
$15c
5c
60c
75c
$25c
43%c
25c
25c
25c
2
4-
•
3-15
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
3-20
4- 2
3-30
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
2
4-
$1.27 ya
2
3-15
3-30
3-
$1.22 V2
Inc., 4%
preferred (quar.)______
American, Inc., common____„_____
Textiles,
Union
9-28
3- 2:
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Udylite
12-31
4-10
2
4-
$1.16 V*
Utilities
Texas
9
3-23
3-30
4- 2
,
2
4-
$1.15
-
3-12
$4.50
75c
$1.40
9334c
$37 (4c
2
3-
(quar.)
preferred
4-13
4- 6
4- 1
Natural
preferred
2-28
3-30
3-
2
$1.16
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light,
3-12
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-31
Illinois
Common
$1.50
3-30
2
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.96%
15
4-13
50c
50c
70c
94c
7(4c
18%c
25c
10c
2
4-
Gas Transmission—
Texas
5-1
$1.75
$1.06(4
50c
3-
t-
9
5c
56(4c
25c
20c
$1.12(4
5- 1
2
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3- 7
3-29
4-
$1.0614
1
$4
Service,
$4.56 preferred
(initial)
Quarterly
30c
Electric
Texas
2
5
3-
$1.02 V2
Lines.
Natural Gas
2
3-30
2
35c
preferred
15
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-
50c
Mid-Continental Oil,
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Swift &
com
15
30c
(increased)
Sundstrand Machine Tool,, new com.
$56(40
Ltd.,
5.12%
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-16
3-12
5
(Canada)
31
U.
4-
(quar.).
5.10%
$6c
(increased 1—
(quar.)__:
Extra
3-31
i
16
25c
Sunbeam
4-
(quar.)
4.90%
2
3-15
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial)
4.65%
26
2
3-
;
50c
preferred
30
$1.13
Ltd
3-10
Sun
$1.25
(quar.)
4.60%
3-
4-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3
4- 3
$50c
Transmission,
Gas
4.25%
92 (4c
97(4c
$1.0334
$1.06(4
27(4c
$1.10
$1.15
3%
56c
Stone Container
Stop
(quar.)
~~
4.10%
4-20
12 (4c
Stokely-Van Camp, common
3-20
4-
45c
$30c
quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
preferred
United
7%
prior preference
3-15
United
(quar.)
& Fuller,
1
Tennessee
Stern & Stern Textiles—
preferred
4-
United
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Precision Instrument Corp.—
5% conv. preferred A (quar.)
preferred
4(4 %
3-20
new
S.)
Bros.
3-15
717/8c
4%
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5-
5%
Works,
(Initial»
1
1
15c
$1.13
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
7%
(quar.)
Standard Tube, class B common—
6-
10c
3iy4c
quar.)
4- 2
24c
25c
75c
25c
$1
1
(quar.)_
Taylor Instrument
Temco Aircraft (quar.)
Tennessee Corp.
(increased)
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
25c
—
B
10c
B
pfd. A (quar.)—
(Ohio), 3%%
Paving & Materials. Ltd
Radio Ltd., class A
Class
(quar.)
Mining
Shelby Salesbrook
Shell
Participating
Standard
3-16
25c
Corp
preferred
(quar.)
Standard
3-
2
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
4(4%
preference
9
2
4-
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Denn
participating
3-30
4-
4- 2
25c
5-
15c
Steel
$3
—
(quar.)—
com.
.
Oil
$1.25
Increased
prior preferred
class A preferred
(extra)
Forcings
Standard
$1.183/4
common
4(4%
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
50c
(quar.)__
com.
.—
9-
15c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles) —
Shaler
Special
9-15
$1.25
income
(quar.)
Seiberling Rubber
Grean
6-15
Stock
(quar.)
Acceptance,
(quar.)—,—
5-
24c
income
Power Corp.
(increased
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Securities
—
Fund
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
.«
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Springfield City Water Co.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
4(4% preferred E (quar.):
...
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Square D Co.
(quar.)
Stahl-Meyer $2-$5 prior pfd. (quar.)—!
3-14
4-
(quar.)
conv. preferred
Spencer
9
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)—
Common
3-29
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros, (stock dividend)—
& Securities, Inc.—•
3.90%
9
4-10
3-30
5- 1
1
4-
4.64%
4-
3-15
4-
58 %c
30
3-
3-15
1
62»/2c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn" (G.). Ltd., com.
Public
3.70%
1
4-16
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insur. (Dallas)
Service—
Southwestern Life
Southwestern
4-
(quar.)
pfd.
Production
preferred
preferred
4-10
-
$1.20
55c
—
(quar.)
Co.
Pacific
4.65%
3-20
3-27
40c
(quar.)
Southern Railway, com (increased quar.)—
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
.
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Mobile & Ohio, 4% stock trust ctfs. (s-a)
Southwest Natural Gas Co.. $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Southwestern Gas & Elec, 5% pfd. (quar.)_
3-20
2
5-15
4-16
$1.75
4.80%
(quar.)-
Co.
Oxygen
Southern
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nevada Power,
Southern
3-20
pfd.
7%
Process,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Life Insurance
(quar.).
4.80%
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
$$1.50
Gas & Elec., com.
Franklin
preferred
3-30
6- 1
30c
Southern Indiana
Inc.—
(initial quar.)
common
27c
26 (4c
20c
25c
$0.2656(4
34c
(quar.)—
$50c
(Durham, N. C.)—
Fire Insurance
Southern
3-20
2
3-31
3-31
5-31
60c
Quarterly
4-
4- 1
3-31
.
(quar.)
preferred
partic.
Southern
Inc.—
Seaboard Finance
Co.—
Edison,
■
5%
Seaboard Air Line RR.
New
Fund,
from
Telephone.
3-15
3-15
4
4- 2
3-28
17(4c
22(4c«
(quar.)
4- 2
50c
|45c
3-31
California
4-16
40c
(quar.)
Porto Rico Sugar, com.
4-
3-30
15c
A
<
8%
4-
3-29
3-29
r
$1.12(4
4-
$1.12(4
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
4- 2
4- 2
32y2c
50c
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
,
4- 2
■
4.60%
15c
Lace
An
56(4c
62y2C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
South Jersey Gas (quar.)_
South Penn Oil (quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
'
25c
5%
9
3-15
20c
22c
22c
22 (4c
25c
60c
37(4c
tl5c
27(4c
27(4c
27Vic
'
t.
85c
$1
50c
91 (4c
;
Fetzer
$3.40 pfd.
Gas—
&
4.5%
3-22
3-31
$1.25
Electric
(increased)
Carolina
South
2
(quar.)
(James), Inc., common
4-
53/4%
3-26
J-iz
3-28
4- 2
4^ 2
:
30c
5V2%
5%
3-15
4-11
3-30
3-30
3-23
4-1
r
17%zc
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
5%
9
4-
31 (4c
38%c
25c
$1-37
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
3-
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co._J
Scott
.—
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-12
3-
25c
$70c
10c
I2V2C
7c
(quar.)
$2.80 preferred
3-20
3-30
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4-30
4-30
5-1
3-30
4-14
4- 1
4- 2
4- 2
3-30
3-30
70c
Sorg Paper, common (increased)—
5 Va% preferred (quar.)
3-15
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.10
1st pfd. (quar.)
San Carlos Milling, Ltd. (reduced)—
Regis Paper,
*~5c
Sonotone Corp., com.
0
4-16
5-1
3-30
$50c
Drug Stores, common
convertible preferred (quar.)
4-
2
70c
30c
$1.12%
Aircraft
50c
San Francisco Ry.—
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
$3.65
3-10
1
4-
35c
$1.25
50c
....
5%
Scovill
1
4-
75c
preferred (quar.)
St. Lawrence Corp. (quar.)
St. Louis National Stockyards
'
Solar
2
$1
$1.07(4
(increased quar.)
Common
St. Louis,
(quar.)
common
5%
5%
3-10
35c
25c
60c
—
Lighting Co.
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power—
San
1
5-1
70c
25c
—
(quar.)
I2V2C
—
Heating &
Car
Safeway Stores,
St.
3-22
4-
10c
t20c
(quar.)
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc. (quar.)—
Saco-Lowell Shops (increased)
Safety
3-22
4-
3%
35c
20c
—
preferred
$2
$1.25
$1.18
15c
$1-25
$20c
$53c
(quar.)
Smith Investment Co
Snyder Tool & Engineering (quar.)
Light & Power—
dividend
Stock
Roos
—
preferred B (quar.)—
Plywood
(increased).
4.75%
Roddis
Rome
....
3-12
2-29
2-29
(Howard) Paper Mills
Common
25c
(quar.).
common
preferred (quar.)..
3-15
(N. Y.)—
Rochester American Insurance Co.
Rochester
t25c
t50c
t30c
Ltd..—
Co.,
&
$1
$1
20c
5c
30c
30c
20c
37y2c
—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common (quar.)
5%
50c
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Reliance
Rieke
30C
2-29
4-20
-
..
Smith
4-20
—--
Inc.
Banco,
Smith-Corona,
3-16
3-30
5c
3-16
2
3-30
+27c
25c
87l/2c,
87Vic
5c
4- 2
4- 2
4-2
1
4- 1
(increased)
Ltd.—
Inc.
2
4-
+"J5c
Condenser
Radio
Ralston
1
3-
4-
|3®c
(quar.)
Queen Anne Candy Co
Quincy Mining
B & M Bearings (Canada), Ltd., class A—
Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)—
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—$3.50 conv. 1st preferred (quar.)
preferred
5%
(quar.)—.
pfd. A (quar.)
5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Slater (N.), Ltd., com (increased quar.)
i
$2.12 preferred
(quar.)
Smith
(A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
3-15
3-20
I,
—-
(s-a),—k—
class A
5%
—
(quar.)—
Dairies,
B
Talcott
3-15
2-29
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
®" *
3-30
3-31
Skenandoa Rayon, 5%
1
4-
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd. class A
Co., 4(4%
Class
3-31
|2
25c
50c
40c
*}£
8%
Quaker
Silverwood
3-23
30c
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
Silex
3-31
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
51-04/2
preferred (quar.)
*1U''2
Publication Corp., voting common (quar.)—sue
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
.
60c
Purex
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
—20c
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston—
(10c from Investment
inc. and 8c from
1955 undistributed realized capital gains)
18c
4.30%
Optical
(quar.)
Sicks Breweries (quar.)
f"**
35c
30c
llVac
$15c
15c
Shuron
3-31
4.18%
*12'^c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Shirriff-Horsey Corp.,
3-31
4.08%
.
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Home of Company
Payable of Rec.
45c
35C
(quar.)
Electric & Gas, com.
Service
Public
Holders
When
Per
-
.
(1412)
52
5-15
4-30
125c
3-30
3-
9
17y2c
4-T5
3-
9
i7y2c
4-K
3-
9
Volume
Number 5517
182
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,—
When
Per
Name of Company
►
United
Stores
United
Corp.,
Share
$6
5-15
30c
-—:
Utilities
Holders
Per
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)_
pfd.
conv.
Name of
4-28
3-31
Wrigley
3-13
6%
Company
(Wm.)
Jr.,
8%
Leaf
Steel
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar.)_„__
preferred
Utah
Power
&
Utah-Idaho
4-12
Yale
4-
2
3-16
York
;
'3%%
30c
4-
2
3
4-
3-
3-16
York
6
3-16
Youngstown Steel Door (increased)
2
3-ib
Younker
3-21
2-20
4-
$1
3
4>/a%
Mills
.
Bros.
3-15
7%
3-20
Zenith
3-20
3-
3-31
4-16
4-
3-20
3-10
3
3-20
..
30c
4-
4-
$2.50
2
4-
$2.50
9
2
4-
1
1
6%
preferred
partic
-
Co-Operative
$1.25
4-
1
4-
1
3-16
3-30
3- 9
17 Vic
Mercantile
75c
*
$4.12
4-
The
3-20
/
SEC
published
and
;
record
cr
$5
preferred
6%
preferred
3-20
,
of
Incorrect.
was
date is indicated
The
of
3-20
2-29
3-20
2-29
3-20
2-29
3-20
corrected
here.
payment
/
•
2-29
68%c
(quar.)
3-31
3-15
37 Vic
Corp., common (quar.)
$3 preferred
(quar.)__
Vulcan Detinning, common
-
1
8-
$1.13
1
3-31
3-
35c
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Wabash Railroad, 4Vi% preferred
Wabasso Cotton Ltd.
(quar.)
4-20
4-20
2
4-
3-
Baking,
!*?'■*!
common—
preferred
5c
4-
1
4-
..
&
Bond,
Waldorf
Walker
-
$2
System
Walker &
Co.,
preferred
10c
(quar.)
1
"
■
3-16
;
Gross
-
Net
from
"
Net
ry.
3- 1
3-12"
3-20
15c
4-
1
4-
2
2
3-
4-15
3-16
3-20
3-15
Cross
2 Vic
;
3-20
<
;
(15c from real■
ized
long-term capital gains and 5c from
quarter income)
Ward Baking Co., common (quar.)_-_j._^j
j.5%% preferred
(quar.)_—__—.—
&
Terminals
124,167
5,645
17,070
1,061
45,024
3-15
Net
l-y.
—V.
183,
k
\
20c
25c
4-
1"
$1.37%
4r
1
3-17
3c
4-
2
.'"Month
3-15
:—_
'
Railway
of
'
.
'1953
Quarterly
Watson-Standard Co.,
5%
preferred
Waukesha
Wayne
common
&
(quar.)
convertible
convertible
1956
1955
$7,004,397
$6,728,389
5,135,885
4,723,963
expenses
3-26
—V.
Snowdrift
&
The
9
1
4-
1
3-15
Thermal
high heat
together with
7-
1
7%
1
9-15
50C
(quar.)_
West
(increased
Gas
Electric
1-1-57
3-30
35c
4-
of
12-15
6C
3-
2
4-
30c
(quar.)—
preferred
1
$1.75
2
of
3-
9
60c
3-23
3-
$1.12%
4-16
4.10%
$1.02%
Water Service,
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.50
preferred
Western
Stock
Western
$1.40
for
each
nine
Grocers
1
3-15
will
3-12
in
3-
sales
35c
3-20
7
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
3 30
3-16
3
4-14
"20c
._
(quar.)
4-
Western
2nd
1
Maryland Ry., 7%
3-
2
4-
3-15
3-15
$2
Western
Massachusetts
Western
Natural
5%
5%
6-
7
$1.75
3-29
•3-19
$1
'3-29
3-19
55c
series)
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-16
4-
37 Vic
series)
(1955
37 Vi c
Plywood,
class
A
(s-a)—
Common
Stationery
Whitaker
5
if
5(4%
j-ia
2
4-
2
4-
1
75c
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-9
4-
1
4-
1
50c
50c
__L
(quar.)
(quar.)
67 Vic
$1.31 %
;
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
(stock div.)
Wieboldt
6%
Stores,
preferred
$4.25 preferred
pfd. A
40c
,
Common
,
Common
)
(quar.)
Net
ry.
—V.
4
3-17
-1
'
3-31
-3-20
Electric
Wisconsin
Public
Common
Woodley
Stock
5%
Powerr 6%
pfd.
(quar.)_
4-
1
3-20
1
4-
1
5-
1
-
3-20
3-20
•'
4-13
i2yac
•
(increased
8-1
i 7-13
.11- 1
10-11
4-
3-12
1
6c
3-31
..=.$1.50
4-30
»
3-20
••=
4-16
•
v
*
30c
quar.)
12 Vac
(quar.)—
3-20
2-22
3-31
3-15
5%
Lothrop, com.
preferred (quar.)
3-31
3-15
50c
3-28
3-
7
$1.25
Worthington Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
(increased
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
quar.)_
(quar.)
tax
half,
the
company
earned
quarter
and
$407,434
in
the
provision of $147,000, net profit for,
2026.
p.
$1,501,348
were
reached
sales
as
substantial
a
number"
off
at
reported
and
to
the
of
end
earnings
the
by 42
This
year.
was
adjustment
cents."
shareholders that
research
and
development,
expanded
during the year with expenditures of,
$1,519,718 a year ago." He explained that,,
with
from
world-wide
$76,528,307
for
in
operations
1954.
amounted
Cash
to
com-/
$82,826,054
$2,456,772
was
accounts,
and
at the
cash
year's end. Comparable 1954 figures were;
$11,529,139 for accounts receivable.
Inven-"
and
Stowell
of
stated
total
United
that
to
year ago
a
total of $22,839,017 at
a
domestic
States
-
defense
sales
work
that
and
Government
the
in
renegotiation
concluded
was
1955
year
amounted
of
without
to
with
for tbe^
profits
3-28
3-
7
62 Vic
{3c
3-20
3-
4-
2-24
2
1954.—V.
refund
Union
Two
provides
silicone
one-step
quantities,
it
Known
tions
"Union
and
Materials
Both
and
red
or
meet
and
cold-proof
of
the
sales
the
for
with
12
good
a
States
1954.
in
in
gain
in
Union
p.
purpose
Materials
Society
use,
Specifica¬
Testing
for
additives
door
this
'
■;
Co.—Proposed New Name—
Electric
for ex¬
gaskets,
property
in tnese compounds.
used
are
important
ov<.n
since
Moreover,
J
stockholders
Union
to
of
Co.
Missouri
'
*
,
.
below.
April
on
Electric
will
20
Co.—V.
Change Name—
changing
consider
183,
of
name
com¬
1280.
p.
1956
Raii.vay operating revenues
"Railway
tFederal
Other
taxes
Net
30, .41,461
from
from
oil
from
1,600,0 0
l,800,00j
2 864,767
2,589, *99
1,416,6C0
1,482,772
operations...
$1,906,510
'$1,816,821
2,162,£82
2,65',7(0
—
transportation
and
29,a5 i,10J
cnarge
;
income
{Income
1955
$38,529,338 $3',016,692
—
operating expenses
income taxes—/
Equipment and joint facility rents—net
Income
sale.
Lines)—January Earns.—
Month of January—
being offered
Oct.
Net
31,
1955
earnings
183,
Total
Fixed
were
operat ons
gas
and
investments
(net
other
791,773
§643,71*3
$4,86\165
§$5,116,379
sources.—
consists
of
256,992
{Includes
oil
Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—
182,
p.
1613.
<
1955
1954
1953
$516,544
$603,129
$627,076
190,849
252,746
263,960
85,170
93,271
54,139,..
taxes
Dye &
preferred
upon
$",044,197
639,010
§Revised.—V.
183,
815,449
p.
777.
Chemical Corp.—Proposed
and
stockholders
common
agreement
an
to
,118
$2,145, :48
______
income.
on
47
67 §$4,644,261
$4,419,
March
on
with
and
Acquisition
29
consider
will
this
corporation
exchange of stock.
a
conversion of United Dye &
merge
thf
Handridge Oil Corp. through p.n
The
agreement also contemplates
into
Corp. 7%
preferred stock into the cqmmon stock of the
corporation
and also
provides for the voluntary exchange of the
presently outstanding debentures into common stock of Unit»d Dye
238,130
76.018
441,698
sources
Chemical
$626,258
income
all
operations
gas
United
pass
charges
from
depreciation and re'.iremeut charges
approximate amounts applica.lj to
and
The
and
—
other
income
"Includes
firm
1236.
p.
income
and
Net
1955
In
10SR
oper,
general
American
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—To
The
pany
the
of
1954.
the
of
par.—V.
Natural
railway
Rubber
Division
1741.
are
proceeds
ended
months
$3,878,288
$1
for
Aeronautical
the
mounts.
the gum, no toxic
Union Electric
to stockholders
substantial Increase
year-end and
1956.—V. 182, p.
receive
Silicone
corporation's Silicones
Designed
exceed
motor
lo3, p. 1040.
See
color.
or
specifications
commercial
•
K-1028
and
this
for
use
can
in
(ASTMl.
is inherent in
working
K-1025
by
fabricators
availaDle
12.
compounds have very low compression set,
In making refrigerator door seals or kitchen
heat
—V.
Carbide"
neutral
March
on
prepared
are
K-1023
(AMS)
Corp.—New Product—
compounds which
section curing are now
announced
they
in
come
K-1O25
Carbon
&
rubber
tuick
was
as
Compounds,
report
a
Carbide
new
rapid
183, p. 253.
processes,
railway
183,
,
777.
Chemical
&
The
Corp.
until after the
debenture
effective date of
stockholders
The
conversion
offer
will
not
be
made
the merger.
of
Handridge Oil Corp. have alreadv approved the
proxy material has been mailed to stockholders of United
and
Chemical
merger
Dye
/Trilon Oil & Mining Co., Inc.
PROCEEDS—It
sale
of
1
stock
acquisition
(Colo.)—Stock Offered
as
of
is intended to expend the monies derived from the
follows:. Acquisition of Chaves County, N. M., leases;
claims and lease; acquisition of
Graham County, Kansas, leases and well; drilling Jurgens lease; com¬
pletion of Jurgens lease In the event of a well; drill granite test on
Beaver
County,
Utah,
Chaves
County leases; complete second Graham County, Kansas, well;
exploration and drilling of mining properties; drill and complete third
Graham
•
County,
Kansas,
well;
and
for
reserve
for
operating
capital.
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Colorado on Sept. 19, 1955.
principal office is located at 1406 Mile High Center, Denver, Colo.
Its
It
will
properties
earths,
&
about
—The company on Feb. 6 offered as a speculation 300,000
shares of common stock (par five cents) at $1 per share.
-
Service—
Petroleum
20c
$1.06 Y*
'
dividend
Woodward
3-16
4-
—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_£._.
Winn-Dixie Stores. Inc.
(monthly
Wisconsin
2-27
3-31
12 Vic
(quar.).
this
previous
&
Corp.—V.
182,
p,
2516.
9
\ 3-31
75c
>ouar:)'.. i
company
capital stock,
from
3-19
3-
12 %c
(quar.).
by
.•
the
business.
of
outstanding, and
are
will
January—
Gross
3-19
3-23
$1.06(4
(quar.).
Wilson & Co., common
of
from
30c
(quar.)_
Lie
$278,049, contrasted with $251,743
Net
-
100%
(quar.).
common
from
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
9
"
(Inc.)
Wico Electric, 6%
soared
says,
volume
forthcoming
high in sales,
at
the shares
oversubscribed.—V.
3-15
"
(quar.)___
Whitehall Fund
manufacturer
(par $1) was made on March 9 by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
and Keith, Reed & Co., Inc., at $6.75 per share.
It was
3-15
v
the
A secondary offering of 200,000 shares of common stock
3-12
$1.25
-
orders
3-12
2
50c
(quar.).
March
1954.
first
earnings
quarter
$14,133,339
{Excluded
6-11
2
_.
com.
preferred
2
4-
(quar.)
Paper
Motor,
4-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
White
3-26
7-
(quar.).
Mfg_ (quar.)
preferred
4-16
4-
Inc.
Peskin
Mr.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
3
$1.25
Weyenberg Shoe
Wheeling Steel, common
J. $5
2-
13 ViC
A__
'
Westmoreland,
4-11
{6 (4c
class
In
for
$44,868,654
third
tax
1955
compared
with
10.5%
3-31
$1.25
B
have
sales
expanding
all-time
an
compared
Three
5%
largest
"
shares
3-15
4-16
were
*
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Weston
(George), Ltd.,
3-31
eoc
&
$4,432,251,
3-14
7%
Tablet
announced
$1,503,988
against
incurring losses of $148,531, after
the
tories went up from $21,858,794
end of 1955.
or
world's
fabricates and sells ultra hightemperature insulation products composed of fiber glass, an important
use of
which is in jet aircraft.
Ltd.
(Final)
Class
3-14
3-30
15c
Investment Trust,
Its
opening two months of
BUSINESS—The
3-16
3-30
25c
«
Western
1
10c
8%
—
Class B (quar.)
Western Stockholders
the
Earnings—Net
(1952
of
the
After
written
Stowell
ample
share.
per
Thermal's
that
u*65
unfilled
of
$7
the
be
stock,
an
by selling stockholders who
'
._
for
said
lor
PROCEEDS—All of
8
Q-
Fields
Oil
dividend
Western
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Stock
4-12
6-15
-"'9-14
Gas—
convertible
Western
Cos.
1
5-
40^
1st pfd.
was
as
Union Pacific RR. (& Leased
9
4-15
4-15
40c
(quar.)
quar.)______:
:
(initial
preferred
Peskin
reveal
to
I.) Thompson Fiber Glass Co.—Stock Offered—
An underwriting group headed by Shearson, Hammill
& Co., and including First California Co., Inc.,
and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, on March 13 offered
publicly 16,000 shares of capital stock
($1 par)
at
$12.62 V2 per share.
Securities—
(accum.)__
leasehold
the
(H.
2
{50c
Western Lire Insurance Co., common
Common
20
unit,
per
for
and profits were "affected
adversely by an indeterminate amount,
extensive flood damage necessitated closing of our
typewriter
plants during the flood and subsequent rehabilitation period."
«•
15
common
(quar.)
$102
of
because
this
in the postwar period.
John F.
substantial stockholder of Thermal Research
additional
2
held)
class A
of
Peskln, President.
$8,000,000
a
4-
{35c
Insurance
A
is
4-
30c
of
at
used
the
18,000
units
sales
Corp.
of
volume
to
equipment.
than
more
upward
said
40c
'
Class
sale
is
capital needed to finance
$1.25
Stores
Ltd.,
control
to
its President,
Engineering
The
Co.
3-19
preferred
Western
&
Tool
3-19
(quar.)
share
(One
Department
Western
9
ranging
4-16
$1.12%
Surety
&
dividend
stock
com.
1955
profit
a
After
year.
fourth
intensified
and
4-16
quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty
a
head
well
Mr.
(incr.
stock
common
in
$1.10
(quar,)
Paper
of
the design and manufacture of high velocity,
gas,
oil and combination gas
and oil burners,
line of heat equipment utilizing the unique properties
prices
at
Center
Maher,
Utilities—
preferred
Virginia Pulp &
West Virginia
$3
-
$1.05
preferred C (quar.)
Texas
shares
50,000
burners.
$1,000,000
3-19
4.40%
engaged
release,
is
years
of
5
3-
,
Power Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred B (quar.)
West
of
company
Oil
3-16
3-20
3-31
Penn
be
improvement trend, but because of
and
the
$2,271,491
year
placement
private
its
the
3-10
3-
2
4-
35c
quar.)
4Vi%
West
873,740
negotiations in progress for the past three months,
has
entered an
agreement, effective
March
7,
1956,
whereby Oil Center Tool Co. purchased the stock at $4 per share and
also purchased options for
100,000 shares, exercisable over a period
9
3-15
3-30
22 >/iC
quar.)
(increased
746,111
Consummating
Light, Ltd.—
(quar.)___.
1
preferred
Ohio
West Penn
$2,004,426
corporation was reported on March 13 by Leonard C.
6-15
10-
6%
stock
to
with
and
in
models, obsolescence of inventory of extraordinary amount
new
Thermal Research & Engineering Corp.—Stock Sold—
,•
3-16
3-
50c
Telephone, $1.20 pfd.
Co.,
$1,864,512
713.
p.
6-
West Kootenay Power &
West
183,
3-20
21c
Chemical
railway operations
railway operating income
6-10
50c
income)
the
months.
$6,310,366
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
$100)
offered
preferred
are
notification
(par
3-16
50c
preferred
Oil
3-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Coast
3-28
2
25c
4%
End
1
44-
Net
:
75c
(quar.)
common
4%
West
4-
40c
Corp.
4%
Wesson
3-28
,
for
to
$23,457,000
in
receivable
revenue
from
revenue
25c
Co.,
West
1
Net
were
of
continued the
Mr.
3-20
35c
preferred
preferred
ment
2
-.4-
$1.25 '
(quar.)
Mills
convertible
*4%
4-
20c
,
Products
Weeden
1
—
(quar.)
Motor
Knitting
Webster-Chicago
Weco
50c
of
be
Co.—Earnings Sharply Off—
$84,727
corporation's
pared
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—
■
to
$82,377,932, according to the company's 46th annual report which also
earnings of $2.01 a share on the 746,000 shares of stock out¬
standing for a 21% -increase over the $1.66 earned in the previous
year. Profit in 1954 was $1,238,327 and sales were $75,994,356.
1
1L.
C.
Stcrwell, Chairman, said: "Fourth quarter sales and profits'
"was
- v
January—
operating
operating
Railway
of
proceeds
during
Revenue
3-17
The
$144,824
three
Mr.
1954
Texas & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
...
3-14
>
one
cents)
Underwood Corp.—Sales &
Earnings Rise—
f
3-31 *
•
1955
V
"
stock
$172,000
reduced
Orleans RR.—Earnings—
713. ""
:
.
railway.
p.
letter
the year was $84,727.—V. 182,
of
$11,341,251 $10,312,756 $11,256,850 $13,022,449
railway______
2,482,559
2,383,751
2,955,109
'4,235,311
oper. income—
673,955
427,978
1,234,255
1,302,085
rv_
first
Warehouse
$298,232
40,251
from
3-15
3-20
62 Vic
;
preferred
(quar.)
Investing Corp.
$214,119
65,882
1956
from
Net
.
'
B :
Class
Wall Street
1953
$233,016
55,122
January—
{75c
A—___
a
of
incurred
9
2y2c
,
class
/
1954
777.
p.
Texas & New
'
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Laboratories,
1955
$228,034
income
oper.
183,
general
showed
3-12
4-
—V.
railway____
railway______,
3-22
25c
1956
from
3-I6f;
+
3-20
62 Vic
(accum.)—.___
(quar.)—
A (quar.)
final
Ry.—Earnings—
January—
.
and
filed
10
share
taxes
before
930.
p.
and
„
preferred
(par
compares
1955
carryback
of pipeline will be laid in Jefferson
in Louisiana; Chicot,
Ark.; Washington and
Mississippi; Daviess County, Ky., and Crawford
in
capital
2837.
5
of
stock
of
This
for
The
"
Ltd.
class
(Hiram)
X
50C
—_______
."Quarterly
Walker
$1.75 '
_________
(quar.)
Agricultural Co.,
Waialua
Waitt
(quar.
Electric
share).
per
working
In
announcing the year's sales and profit figures, L. J. Fageol,
President, emphasized the strong comeback made by Twin Coach in
Parishes
Texas Mexican
8
"
(-7%
Wagner
Acadia
Counties,
County, 111.—V. 183,
9
„
Wagner
on
year.
lengths of the 40 miles
and
Coahoma
3-30
U2&C
_____
($100
for
used
p.
March
shares
Coach
profit
Sales
4-10
$4.50
(annual).
Various
Davis
3-15
3-20
net
the last half
7-16
30c
Corporation and
(Continued from page 12)
3-15
75c
;
548,750 shs.
improvements, purchase of office equipment, working capital, etc.
company.
Investment News
4-16
5-
3-31
37 Vac
Vulcan
General
be
182,
underwriting.
Twin
0
to
are
on
S00
common
common
without
.
A
2-29
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-
$1.01
pfd.
3-26
$1.05
Virginia Tel. & Tel., 5Vi %
Virginian Railway Co.—
6%
2
vie
corporation
covering
shares
,
.
date
proceeds
purposes.—V.
shares
5
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock at par
common
net
The
non¬
British income tax.
Previous
y
3-20
40c
preferred
Outstanding
6,000,000 shs.
Tripac Engineering Corp., Silver Spring, Md.—Files—
3-14
$1.50
(initial)
preferred
preferred
$4.20
$4.04
five cents)
(par
publicly offered $75,000 of 6% subordinated notes
15, 1963 at 100% and accrued interest, and 800
corporate
"
xLess Jamaica income tax.
3-
(quar.)
FINANCING
1506.
shares of
3-16
(Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source,
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
-
2
3-20
; 12
and production
PRESENT
due Dec.
Institute—
*Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
3-
43-31
(accum.)
stock
182, p.
Jan. 22
3-16
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
Virginia Dare Stores (resumed)
Virginia Electric & Power, com.
TO
Offered—Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.,
3-16
4-
_______
• Less
25c
.
Compass property
EFFECT
Trinidad Brick & Tile Co., Trinidad,
Colo.—Securities
3-15
3-30
50c
(quar.)
2
,3-31
(quar.).
from
GIVING
Authorized
Common
—V.
3-15
4-16
62 Vic
3-
35c
j
(quar.)___—
Radio
Zion's
5
87 Vic
common
purchase
Kansas.
3-20
$1.25
(s-a).
(quar.)
com.
2
3-23
40c
(quar.)
County,
15
25c
preferred
tquar.)__
preferred (quar.)
1
57c
*—
SBVic
ser.
4-
3-31
25c
.
(s-a)
preferred
25c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
5%
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equipment
preferred
Corrugating
agreed to
CAPITALIZATION
3-15
6
Corp.—
preferred
4-10
2
2
5%
-
Victor Chemical Works,
Victor
1
4-
4-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-10
5-
4-
{50c
5%
7-31
{2c
(quar.)
common
has
in Graham
4-10
75c
4-
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
,
Corp.,
Trilon
3-20
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Mfg.
10c
___
Common
Towne
55c
(quar.)
.
convertible
&
15c
Lignt
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers
Van Norman Industries, com. (quar.)
$2.28 conv. preferred (quar.)
Van Sciver (J. B. >, 5% preferred A (quar.)_*
Pair
Yale Lead & Zinc
1
$2
Sugar
Special
Utility Appliance
Vanity
3-14
5-
(quar.)
Special
Utica Transit Corp.
$1
3-14
3-31
2
4-30
37 Vic
3-31
6%
4-
37VaC
50c
(quar.)
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
preferred
35c
(quar.)
Tobacco,
(jnonthly)
com.
convertible
152
Universal-Cyclops
Universal
When
Share
Co.,
be
the
and
leases,
uranium
of
business
and
and
other
the
to
company
engage
in
minerals.
to
produce
exploration
The
and
thorium,
for
company
explore
is
in
the
oil
rare
early
The
Guaranty Trust CO. of New York,
New
way,
receive
trust
bonds,
terest
on
City,
Utah.
Under
the
agreement
with
Compass,
2%%
tenders
Y.,
the
sale
series
to
will
to
due
absorb
accepted
it
3
of
first
1967
and
cease
m.
P-
trustee, 140 Broad¬
(EST)
on March 26
and collateral
mortgage
series due 1970 to an
$822,153, respectively. In¬
2%%
and
$4,097,505
shall
Redemption—
corporate
to
up
on
April 1,
1956.
•
also called for redemption on April 1, 1956,
the sinking fund, $1,558,000 of first mortgage
and collateral trust bonds, 35/e%
scries due 1971, at 102.02% plus ac¬
crued
interest and $1,550,000
of first mortgage and collatsral trust
bonds,
ment
York
3Va'/r
will
United
The
the
close
The
made
Y.
at
1972, at 101.85%, plus accrued interest.
Guaranty Trust Co., 140 Broaaway,
the
See also V. 183,
States Envelope
stockholders
value
has
of
series due
be
15, N,
par
Lake
N.
for
The corporation
through operation
preferred
Salt
15,
sufficient
amount
This company has entered into agreements with two other companies,
the Compass Oil and Uranium, Inc. of Denver, Colo., and Teton Mining
of
York
tenders
exploratory stage.
Co.
Gas Corp.-r-Tenders—Partial
United
and
of
of
on
March
9
p.
Pay¬
New
1280.
Co.—Plans Financing—
approved
a
five-to-one
split in the
stocks.
They also approved a change in tne
from $50 a share to $10 per share, effective at
common
each
business
stockhoiders
on
March
further
15.
approved
a
proposal
by the
directors
to
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
54
increase
authorized
Johnson,
President,
of $10 par-
common
V.
Eldon
182,
'
Corp.—Acquisition—
Plywood
States
United
increasing its timber reserves
from an agreement announced on
result
March 12.
officially disclosed that the transaction will/
result in another large-scale production center for U. S. Plywood.
A joint announcement by both companies made known that all assets
of Youngs Bay Lumber Co., Inc., with headquarters in Roseburg, Ore.,"
will be acquired by U. S. Plywood in exchange for stock. The announce¬
ment was issued by S. W. Antoville, President, U. 8. Plywood, and Roy
Cummins, General Manager, Youngs Lay.
r.
Directors of both companies have approved the transaction which is
subject to ratification by the Youngs Bay stockholders at a special*
meeting called for March 19.
"ir l
.
*
U. 8. Plywood will issue 275,000 shares of its common stock in :
exchange for all assets of the Youngs Bay company, which includes
the timber, timberlands, and a sawmill at Roseburg.
The timber is
mainly old growth Douglas fir and is located in Douglas County, Ore.
U. S. Plywood already has more than four billion feet of timber, of
which over a half-billion feet is in the same general area as the Youngs
Simultaneously, it
was
.
,
.'-vVY
Bay tracts.
.
' "■
Mr. Antoville stated that the
contemplated plywood plant a Roseburg
an
initial annual capacity of approximately 75,000,000 feet.
p. 1041.
; , ,
.
have
will
—V. 183,
This corporation
line
District, U. S. Steel has plans to improve the
mills at both Gary and South Works, and thus
Chicago
Co., Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—
Pictures
Universal
44-inch
increase
form, Roger M. Blough,
and its subsidiaries report earnings for the 13 weeks
ended Jan. 28, 1956 of $1,122,420 after providing $1,120,000 for Fed¬
eral taxes on income.
After dividends on the preferred stock, this is
equivalent to $1.10 per share on the 968,519 shares of common s.ock
outstanding In the hands of the public on Jan. 28, 1956.
For the 13 weeks ended Jan. 29, 1955 earnings were $1,136,928 after
This
After dividends on
the 998,349 shares
public on Jan. 29,
•••' 1:/
.
v*
.
-
and apparatus.
v
At the time of the acquisition of control ,of:.Braun-Knecht-HeimannCo. that corporation was the owner of .50%" of the outstanding capital
stock of Scientific Supplies Co., a Washington corporation with Rs
scientific supplies
the
Uranium
Oil,
&
Colo.—Stock
Denver,
Inc.,
Offering Suspended—
announced
was
issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
a
public offering of stock by this company.
The order
to
an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
such order should be vacated or made permanent.
provides
whether
on
has
9,
exemption
respect
it
Commission,
Exchange
and
Securities
The
March
question
Regulation A notification, filed Feb. 1, 1955, Uravan proposed
public offering of 30,000,000 shares of common stock at its lc pef
par value.
The offering circular named Investment Service Co.,
of Denver, Colo., as underwriter.
The Commission's order asserts (1) that Uravan Uranium and Oil,
In its
the
permanently enjoined on Dec. 6, 1955, by the District Court
of the City and County of Denver, from offering or selling its securi¬
ties in the State of Colorado; and (2) that the offering circular being
used in connection
with the stock offering by Uravan is false and
was
in
writer
its
and
state
to
failure
with
agreement
underwriting
Investment Service Co. as the under¬
that that company has terminated its
Uravan.—V. 181, p. 794.
to
reference
its
misleading
& Co.-, Inc.
350,000
350,090
The
Carrison,
Pierce,,
350,000
™^ '
Co
S. Dickson
EqifRable Securities Corp.
Laurence
M.
Marks &
Wul-
bern, Inc.
.350,009
Stein Bros. & Boyce_—350.000
A. M. Kidder & Co
300,000
—V. 183, p.' 1280.
~
150,000
—
Robinson-Humphrey
150,000
Co., Inc.
?•"
Co.
150,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co,
Van
75,000
Atwill &
Co., Inc._—.—.
Kentucky Co——
Kormendi & Co., Inc—
75,000
The
WJR, The Goodwill ."Station,
75,000
>■' /">; -.v.*,/
\
Inc.—Profits Off-
somewhat below the total for.
quarter sales and earnings were slightly ahead,
Patt,-President. Income from radio advertising
for-the year was $2,759,803 compared with $3,009,884 for the previous
of upholstery supplies.
;■
V'"
year.
Net earnings after taxes were $274,739 or 53 cents per share, for
The company has
two wholly owned British Columbia subsidiary/; • 1955" as compared Ivith $373,746 or 72 cento; per share for 1954. ai 1955 "
corporations, Van Waters & Rogers (B. C.) Ltd. and Scientific. Supplies K
expanses included the cost of maintaining the new, not-yet-operating
Co., Ltd., both corporations, having their executive offices in Van¬
Television Division' at Flint- and television litigation.
Fourth quarter"
couver, British Columbia, and being respectively engaged in the sale
sales in 1955 amounted :to $798,279 against $795,641 for the previous
and distribution of industrial chemicals and
upholstery supplies and
yean" Fourth quarter earnings amounted to 20 cents a share against;
scientific supplies and apparatus.
19 cents for the previous year.
WJR paid 45 cents per share in diviThe
company
has an additional wholly owned
subsidiary, .-Van ;; dends- in:T955- compared with 60-cents iox the previous year.—V. 182, *
Waters & Rogers of California, Inc.; a Washington corporation, which
p.
: \
is engaged ih the sale and distribution of upholstery supplies, cottonlinters, agricultural supplies and related items in California, Utah
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Set Production Records— ;
and other areas of the Southwestern United States,
a
by
1953,
of
an
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below
firm
commitment to purchase from the company
of shares ol common stock set forth below:
Blyth
Lynch,
Merrill
also
,4
Co.™___
183, p. 1280.
V.
"
in
tons
The
company's officials stated that
The
coke, oven
notification with the SEC
-
Plasecki
See
Division
i
*
Corp.—New Name Approved—
Helicopter
corp.
aou»e.
.
_
.
1956
$4,776,581
2,708,525
Net
ry,
railway
from
Net
—V.
railway.™
from
Gross
1,521,197
p.
$3,139,789
1,057,831
f
■
(■■■
' /
{F. W.) Wool worth
$3,415,601
1,153,703
Period End. Feb. 29—
v
614,055
605,241
815,343
1,417,017
income—
821,
oper.
183,
__
1953
1954
1955
$3,501,844
'<■'V'V
gas.
1955 the company bought
the Penn Metal Corn, of
of
1280.
p.
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
January—
satisfactory
department,for: use of
the assets of the Metal ProductsPennsylvania, which is now being
operated as the Penco Metal Products Division of Alan Wood Steel. This division is now operating at approximately the break-even point,
and it is anticipated that a continued increase in volume of business
will-shortly result in profitable operations, the report states.
During 1955 Alan Wood Steel launched a further expansion program
of $14,000,000 for the years 1956 and 1957 which will be financed from
retained earnings and the proceeds of a new loan agreement.—V. 183,
During
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $1
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are for the*
purchase of molds and equipment and for inventories and working
Vertol Aircraft
during the year the $11,000,000-
installed in 1954 is now showing a
equipment includes the new cold rolled
of the 84-inch plate mill and equipment
new
modprnization
covering 297,500
capital.
in 1952 and 486,000 tons
worth of new equipment
-
Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Feb. 8 filed a letter of
The
high of 658,000 tons established
up from the previous record of
1952. <*:•.• ••*
return,:
Venus Corp.,
previous
of slabs,
the
Trom
523,000
13,000
13,000
,.™,_™—,™_™™
R.
These
up
13,000
___—™_™_———™
&
Witter
Dean
Company
set new production records in several departments in.ended Dec. 31, 1955, John T. Whiting, Chairman, and Har-Wood, President, stated in their annual report to stock-.
-v. v.:;''"Ol /
v/
new records included the production of 666,000 tons of ingots,
company
holders.
17,560
Beane__.
&
Fenner
Pierce,
Northwest
Pacific
Shares
—
__i..._™.—__—7,000
Marshall--™—_____
&
The
the -year
;
lesthn-
;—_™_
Inc.™.—
Co.,
&
Foster
19£5 were
1954, although fourth
according to Jchn F.
severally made
the respective
number
for
profits
and
Revenues
share
Inc.,
&
Childress
R.
company.
July
In
See
Uravan
*
sale to employees
reserved for issuance upon
—__
company
providing $1,015,000 for Federal taxes on income.
the preferred stock, this is equivalent to $1.08 on
of common stock outstanding in the hands of the
1955.—V. 182, p. 1225.
'■ : • : y> '<■'-." -
indenture,
thereunder
to amount.
.
exchange of capital stock, the company
acquired all of the outstanding stock of The Greeno Co., a California
corporation with its executive offices ?.t 724 East 60th, Los Angeles, ^
Calif.
The Greeno company Is engaged in the sale and distribution j
slabbing
$9,200,000
10.090.000
6.200,764 shs.
Stock Purchase Plan.
In December of 1950 the company purchased all of the outstanding
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and the
stock
of
Braun-Knecht-Heimann-Co., a California corporation, the - respective principal amounts-of 1976 series debentures th:y hava sever¬
principal executive offices Of which are located at 1400 16th Street,>
ally agreed to purchase from the company, all of which are to be
San Francisco,
Calif. This corporation was incorporated in 1908 to - , purchased If any are purchased, are as follows:
: ,
150,000
carry
on
a
business which began in 1852 and is engaged in the
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, » <« *
,
Cohu & Co—
150,000
distribution of industrial chemicals and scientific supplies and ap¬
Fenner & Beane™
$3,075,000
Courts & Co,__.
150,000
paratus.
''
'' r■'
■ f ■
I-'-*" '
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co._
800,009
Goldman, Sachs & Co..
In
1952, through an exchange of^caoital stock of the company,
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Lehman Brothers
750,000
150,000"
all
of the outstanding
capital stock of Braun Corp., a California
Inc.
White, Weld & Co._^.™. ~ 750.000
corporation with its executive of .ices located at 13 33 Bonnie Beach
Johson,
Lane, Space &
Hornblower & Weeks
500,000
Place,
Los Angeles,-Calif., - was
acquired. ty the company. Braun . Paine, Webber, Jackson
Co., Inc.
d'■ 150,000
150,000
Corp.
is engaged in
the distribution;/of industrial chemicals and
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc.
& Chrtis
500,000
of
capacity for rolling ingots into semi-finished
President, saia.—v. lo*», p. Iz80.
,
17,500,000 shs.
;
limitations on funded debt sat forth in the
any other series may be
issued
as
^Includes 24,236 shares
111.
The corporation has
plans to increase the annual steel-making
capacity of its Gary Steel Works by more than 700,000 tons, through
improvements of existing open hearth furnaces, and similarly to in¬
crease the capacity of its South Works at South Chicago by more than
500,000 tons.
Tne prospective improvements are designed to li.t the
capacity of the Gary Works, largest in the world, to almost 8,000,000
(M) tons a year and that of South Works to almost 6,000,000 (M).i
In addition to enlarging the capacity of its open hearth furnaces in
the
value)
Outstanding
'
'
pursuant to the Employee
and Scientific Supplies Co.^wae effected, since which time
the business of Scientific Supplies Co. has been operated as a division
Chicago,
South
par
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
-
debentures, of
without limit
are
modernization and expansion program
in
GIVING EFFECT TO
company
March 12 announced details of its replacement,
for its plants in Gary, Ind., and
on
-
principal place of business in Seattler'WaJi.;.' engaged in the sale
and
distribution of scientific supplier AridVfcpparatus.
The balance
of the stock of Scientific Supplies Coi»was*Jheld by members of the
Rudow
family, and in November.: of. T953 a formal merger of the
Corp.—To Modernize Plants—
United States Steel
*
($1
•Subject to
additional
and
time has engaged in the purchase, sale
chemicals, cotton linters, and a wide
of
industrial supplies
and requirements.
Its principal offices
located at 4000 First Avenue South, Seattle, Wash.
14, 1324 and since that
d istribution of
industrial
stock
Common
stores in Florida,
Alabama, Missis¬
the company operated 394 retail
North Carolina, Kentucky, Georgia,
♦Sinking fund debentures:
— '*
' * .
3%% series due • l974™_-_™___—
3%% series due 1976____-__-^
incorporated in Washington on Aug.
BUSINESS—The company was
this cor¬
feet, will
additional half-billion feet of timber by
to over 4% billion
Acquisition of an
poration,
-
Monday, March 19, 1956,
.
.
1955
Carolina,
CAPITALIZATION
that future current bank loans will be
capital as reouired. Open lines of credit in excess
of $5,000,000 are currently available to the company. These are not,
however,
subject to contract ana
would be subject to termination
at the pleasure of the loaning institutions.
.
10,
Dec.
sippi "and Indiana.
for working
uti'ized
shares of common stock.
2177.
p.
At
Eoutn
anticipated
is
It
NOTE
directors will meet to con¬
the
said
and sell additional
proposal to issue
a
are
Braun-Knecht-Heimann-Co.
value.
sider
stock
mon
preceding fiscal year.
1115,200 shares of com¬
by the company's wholly owned subsidiary
for the
owned
$300 000,000
of
and to In¬
preferred stock to 400,000 shares
stock to 1,000,000 snares
authorized
the
the
crease
V.
.
(1414)
Sales
:■■'-"-i'-'y
—V. 183, p.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—Proposed Merger
Co.—February Sales Higher—
1956—Month—1955
1956—2 Moi —'95^ ,
$50,564,147 $47,515,384 $98,865,067 $93,914,658
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1041.
Acquisition—
Worthington Corp.—Proposed
28 will consider merger with and into
Hdbart C. r Ramcey,
Chairman of Worthington Corp., and Eldon.
Drug Co. of Baltimore City (a Maryland
President of the* Mason-Neilan Regulator Co. of Eoston,
corporation). See V. 183, p. 449.
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- Mafcledd,
Mass.,
announced on March 12 an agreement for the transfer of
the^riet assets, name and goodwill of Mason-Neilan to Worthington in
1 Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.)—Feb. Sales Up—
v
exchange fcr Worthington common stock. The agreement is scheduled
Period End. Feb. 29—
1956—Month—1955
1956—2 M s.—1955 ' V
to go into effect cn or'about March 30.
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Sales
$15,430,000 $11,883,000 $26,051,000 $20,825,000
Mr.
Ramsey
stated
that the Mason-Neilan plant
and facilities
—V. 183, p. 1116.
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would be operated as the Mason-Neilan Division of Worthington.
The merger will unite ttfo leading manufacturers in complementaryWestern Maryland Ry.—Earnings—i
stockholders
The
March
on
"
Vada Uranium Corp.—Stock Offering
it
commission,
Lxcnange
announced
was
on
issued an order under the Securities Act of 1933
for April 2, 1958, in its Boston Regional Office
whether to vacate or make permanent an order tempo¬
has
13,
scheduling
hearing
a
determine
to
and
Securities
The
March
this company of The Emerson
Suspended—
rarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from
offering of stock by Vada Uranium Corp., of Ely,
registration for an
Nev. The hearing
requested by the company.
In its Regulation A notification, filed on July 17, 1955, Vada Uranium
was
proposed the public offering of 2,000,000
stock
15c
at
Bristol Securities Co.,
share.
per
shares of its lc par common
Fall River,
Mass.; was
•
fields!.
of January—«
Month
S.-'r'w'*-■■■■t; /
»;
The Commission on Dec. 16, 1955, issued an
Railway operating revenue."
temporarily suspending the exemption from registration and
affording any Interested person an opportunity for hearing on the
question whether the suspension order should be vacated or made per¬
$4,262,533
3,130,324
the underwriter.
as
order
manent.
the
At
inquiry will be conducted into the following
April 2 hearing,
tjuestionsr (A) whether the terms and conditions of Regulation A were
complied with, in that the aggregate offering price of the securities
to be offered exceeded the $300,000 limitation, the notification failed to
state all the jurisdictions in which the securities were to be offered,
the issuer failed to file reports cf stock sales, and certain selling litera¬
ture was used which was not filed; (B) whether the offering circular
was false and misleading, particularly with respect to a statement that
the underwriter holds his stock for investment and has agreed that he
will not make any distribution thereof for a period of at least one
year after commencement of the offering; and (C) whether the use of
said offering circular in connection with the offering of Vada Uranium
stock "would and did operate as a fraud and deceit upon the purchas¬
Net
revenue
183,
Elected President
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Segal
f
I.
Herbert
Segal,
director,
a
has
elected
been
President
of
this
company.
Mr.
fields
related
York
New
since
Co.
1914,
Vice-President
N.
industrial
of
director
and
Norman
Segal
business
Affiliates,
or
Inc.
of
Chairman and director of Hasco
p.
Curtice-Lyle
Properties,
Inc.,
has
Scott
Industries,
has
Scott
Mr.
all
of
Board
resigned
from
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
Blyth
Inc.,
it
was
President and a director of Van
announced on March 9 by Donald P.
director and Chairman of the
operating subsidiaries.—V. 183, p. 1280.
resigned
also
the
was
our
company's
as
a
issue of March 12 of the public offering by
Co.,
&
common
and
Inc.,
associates
of
63,560
stock (par $1) at $26.75 per share.
oversubscribed.
oper.
Further
details
shares
of
This offering
GIVING
EFFECT
4%
4%%
1964
15,
payable, due in instalments
1, 1958
notes payable, due in instalments
Aug.
_________
1,
beginning Aug.
Common
Authorized
Outstanding
*$360,000
1,000,000
J600.000
stock
1
of
on
with
each
253,918
*,
Western Ry. of
Alabama—Earnings1956
1955
1954
$370,867
$339,095
96,136
$353,263
46,2c.4
1953
$498,017
91,062
ry.
47,564
20,351
38,814
46,365-.,
railway—™_
from
—V.
railway____
from
Gross
oper.
183,
27,171
income™
821.
p.
White's Auto
Stores Inc.—February Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955 - 1956—2 Mos.—1955
$2,216,280
$1,672,920 $4,587,500 $3,745,621
Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales
183,
—V.
1041.
p.
Williams-McWilliams
See
McWilliams
Dredging
Industries, Inc.—New Name-
Co.
aoove—V.
183, p.
1280.
*
1359
$1
(par
per
2,000,000
share)
Aug.
provision
year,
§1.780,482
500,000 shs.
H15.200 shs.
JPayable $200,000
§Fayable $200,000 annually beginning Aug. 1;
for current additional annual payments on March
1.
equal
to 25%
of consolidated net earnings in excess
valves
control
controlled
^automatically
regulators,
and
production systems.
in conjunction'
tvpes of
effectively used-
and other
are
The experience of
engineers in the design of these systems and the comMason-Neilan products with those of other Worthingtonenable each "division to take greater advantage of thesales ©poprtunities created "by automation.
_v,:
The full line of Mason-Neilan products will continue to be manu->facilired, inducting instruments and valves designed to control*-thd
pressure, temperature and flow of the liquids, gases and componentsIncident
to
industrial processes.
Among them are indicating, con¬
trolling and .recording instruments, flow me'ers,* ciaohragm cont ol
valves, servo-motors, pressure regulators, pump governors, filters and
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Debentures
Offered—An un¬
Fen¬
3%%
sinking fund debentures, due April 1, 1976. The deben¬
tures are priced at 100% and accrued interest.
starting in 1957, has been set up to retire 76%of the debentures prior to maturity.
Optional redemption of the
debentures may be made at prices
ranging from 103%% to par.
The sinking fund redem..tion is 100%.
sinking
A
fund,
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
general funds and may be used for
(a)
inventories incident to the growth of the business
tc the extension of the company's operations into South
Carolina and portions of Georgia not previously s:rv;d, and
as
the
to
carrying
well
company's
increased
as
and North
rnd modernisation of the
other facilities both in ter¬
The company's budget foT
for the expenditure of approximately $5,498,003 for addi¬
improvements to stores and other facilities.
- -'
'(b)
the further expansion, improvement
company's chain of stores, warehouses and
ritories now served and it ether areas.
calls
tions
and
BUSINESS—Corporation
chain of
retail
self-service, .
cash-and-carry food stores which deal in all types of foods and other
items usually sold in the general retail food business.
Products sold
include nationally
known and dis ributed brands as well as items
sold
under
trademarks
and
brands
controlled
by
the company.
operates
a
of
biqntion
divisions
frill
~
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originally established as the Mason Regulator.
manufacturing plant has recently been acquired
in Norwood, Mass., to which its operations are soon to be transferred.
—V. 183, p. 562.
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;
other
specialties.
TJtto company
1882., A
was
new
;
.
Offered—George A;
March 7 offered publicly.
196;000 units (each unit consisting of one share of comm<|nrstock, par 10 cents, and one warrant to purchase
one additional share of common stock at $2 per share).
Zenith
Corp.—Stock
Pharmacal
Searight, of New York City, on
Each unit
was
priced at $1.50.
*
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to
"Ephed-R«lief,J' and for general
sale®'of
BUSINESS—Corporation,
•
derwriting group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
ner &
Beane on March 15 offered $10,000,000 of
1956
•Payable $40,000 annually beginning Dec. 15, 1956.
annually
1959
255,743
1953
.
$4,634,554
1,389,739
538,218
v-;,
1954
$3,610,484
585,257
PROCEEDS—Net
FINANCING
notes
to
income
449.
January—
follow:
PRESENT
$400,000
,
notes payab'e, due in instalments
Dec.
to
TO
in
Co.# it*
added
CAPITALIZATION
4'A%
railway
183, p.
Yy-'\ -v,
1955
$3,535,006
523,490
1953
$4,037,421
639,378
378,028
railway
from
as
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc.—Stock Sold—Mention was
made in
554,185
..
„
RR. Co.—Earnings—
Western Pacific
and
Chairman.
Hess,
income
January—
and
Inc., both of Rochester, N. Y„ operators
782,003
railway operations.™™
property.
Y.
James
machinery
distributors of machine tools;
J.,
Rochester Industrial Terminal,
of
of
President
also
is
of■, Newark,
the
in
engaged
been
business counsellors;
City,
Machinery
has
who
Segal,
from
operating
1280.
railway
—V.
Net
182, p. 2838.
$849,843
Mason-Neilan
witH Worthington pumps, compressor*;-turbines
industrial machinery produced by Worthington,
Mason-Neilan
Net
Net
of the securities."—V.
ers
_
$3,382,000
2,532,157
$1,132,209
Railway operating expenses
named
1956 ■»■••...'„ -1955
success?r
May. 1946, plans to manufacture its
nasal congestion of head colds and
endr paroxvsms
*
be used, In part, to expand
corporate purposes.
a company incorporated
in
"Ephed-Relief," used for relief of.
fever
for temporary relief of hay
of bronchial asthma.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
tCemmon stock
(par 19 cents)
♦1,000,000 shs.
582.073 shs.
*Includes 285,000 shares to be
reserved for the exercise of stock
purchase
warrants.
The warrants are non-transferable and nonexercisable for a period of
12 months following the commencement
of
public offering, at such time the holders thereof will become
entitled to purchase
one share of common stock at a p_ice of
$2
per ghare for the period ending Dec. 31, 1957.
For the period ending
DeSi' 31, 1958 the warranto will be exercisable at a price of $4 per
share and for the
period ending D°c. 31- . 1959 the warrants will be
exercisable at a price of $6 per share, after which date they become
The warrants contain provisions designed to protect the holders
thereof against dilution through -recapitalization, consolidation, sale
,
jeasr
:
•
.
...
.
'
of'as ets; etc.
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.
fhe purchase warrants to be issued to the public and the under?
write! wiH be non-transferable, nen-assignable and non-exercisable for
a
period of 12 months following the .commencement of
the offering!
^The par value of the common stock which was originally $100 was
changed to stock of no par value and the authorized capital increased
to 450,000 shares which was subsequently increased to 700,000 shares.
Recently,
shareholders .voted to increase the authorized capital to
1,000,000 shares and establish the par value at 10c per share.
Volume 183
Number 5517
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
CALIFORNIA
Other
members
of
the
group:
31yth 8c Co., Ine., - Security-First
Orange National
Bank, of Los Angeles,
County, Calif.
Weeden & Co., Dean-Witter & Co.,
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
.County Clerk,.will receive sealed
bids at his office in $anta Ana Beane, J. Barth & Co., Wm, R.
Staats & Co., Lawson, Levy &
until 11 aim. (PST) on March 27
for
the
purchase' of 1 $300,000 Williams, Kaiser & Co., Stone &
building bohds.
Dated April 1, Ypungberg, H. E. Work & Co.,
1956. Due on April 1 from 1957 Irving Lundborg & Co., and C. N.
Alabama Highway Authority (P.O. Anaheim
Montgomery)i Ala.
School District,
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Bond
a
ries
Sale—The $15,000,000 se¬
B,, highway
bonds
revenue
offered March 14—v* 183, p. 1158
—were awarded to a group-head¬
ed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Smithy Barney & Co., both of
New York
City, at a price of
and
100.06
for
flecting
various
coupons,
re¬
net interest cost of
2.963%.* The
Authority,
a
about
with approval of the bankers, had
delayed award of the bonds for
24
1981
to
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable .at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity ^approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
hours, having expressed4 the
opinion that the terms of the high
Ceres Sch. Dist., Stanislaus County,
bid entailed
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
bonds offered March 13—v. 183,
a
cost of lk%
more
than it
anticipated. Upon recon¬
sideration of the proposal, par¬
ticularly in light of the unsuccess¬
ful
offers, it was decided that the
Halsey, Stuart & Co. offer was
thoroughly in line with the mar¬
ket's evaluation. Second high bid,
based
on
2.972%,
interest
net
a
cost
California
p.
1281—were awarded to Kaiser
&
Co., of San Francisco, at 100.06,
net interest cost of about 2.98%,
a
March 15 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
of
by the First
Boston Corp. and associates, and
the final tender calling for a net
cost of 2.977% was submitted by
an account headed by C. J. Devine
& Co., New York City.
1961
1,556,000 2i/2s.
Due
on
1968
on
2.90s.
Sue
on
April
In addition to
group
Sch.
Dist.,
Orange and Los Angeles Counties,
1
Halsey, Stuart &
Co. the successful
High
California
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
includes
the
Bond
Sale
The
—
$1,300,000
building bonds offered March
—v.
to
a
183,
p.
1158—were
table Securities Corporation; Kid¬
a
der, Peabody & Co.; The Robin¬
son
Humphrey Company, Inc.;
Hendrix & Mayes Incorporated;
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman Incor¬
porated;
Thomas
&
Company;
as
&
Cherokee
Couitv
(P.
Alabama
O.
Center),
Odess,
of Hugo
455,000
2%s.
Due
234s. Due
on
Martin
&
March 15
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
^
455,000
Bend
works
v.
California
.
-
County,
Bond
bonds
-
-
ARIZONA
Bond Sale—The
$380,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 8 were
awarded to the Valley National
Bank, of Phoenix.
Maricopa
County School District
a
Bond
Sale—The
$41,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 8—v. 183,
p.
715—were awarded to Henry
Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson.
by the Bank of America
follows:
v\
and 1980.
Other
a
100.01,
1970 to
1977 inclusive.
56,000 3s. Due pn April
1 from
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
Other
of
members
Trust
Co.,
the
group:
Weeden
follows:
$25,000 5s. Due
on April 15
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
10,000 2V2S. Due
on
April 15 from
to 1981 inclusive.
Phelan School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Offering
—
&
Levy & Williams, Stone &
Youngberg, H. E. Work & Co.,
son,
Co., and C. N. White &
Co.
Bond Sater^-Tiw?
$241,000 school
183, p.
group:
in
San
(PST)
on March 26 for the purchase of
$31,000
building
bonds.
Dated
March 15, 1956. Due on March 15
a.m.
from 1958 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
& Williams, Kaiser & Co,
Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work
& Co., Irving Lundborg &
Co.,
and C. N. White & Co.
Robla School District,
Levy
School
District,
Los
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) 6n March 20
for the purchase of $395,000 build¬
Due
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
on April 1 from 1957 to 1981
Principal and interest
inclusive.
(A-O)
payable at
Treasurer's office.
Mill School Dist*,
the
Sacramento
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
bids
his
at
office
in
(PST)
Sacramento
March 21
for the purchase of $26,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Qrrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
am.
County
on
Roseville, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
County, Calif.
Offering—Harry L.
—v.
183,
p.
Bond
Offering
—
Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
payable at the County Treasurer's
bonds offered March 6—v.
1158—were
193,000
awarded
234s.
*
office.
from
1961
to
a
group
on
March
to; .1976 inclusive.
Due
Calif.
Bond Sale—The
nicipal
sewer
Division
$2,225,000 mu¬
improvement, First
offered March 13
bonds
183, p. 1281—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Taylor
& Co., and Stone & Youngberg, at
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.99%, as follows:
—v.
$85,000 334s.
Due on July 2 from
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
2,140,000 4s. Due on July 2 from
1960 to 1986 inclusive.
are dated March 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Kirk-
The bonds
bride, Wilson, Harzfeld
lace, of San Francisco.
Wal¬
&
Sequel Union Sch. Dist., Santa
Cruz County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $225,000
build¬
ing bonds offered March 13—v.;
183, p. 1281—were awarded to the
of America
Bank
&
Savings
Francisco*
National Trust
Association,
of
San
Victor Valley Union High School
$47,685.73 im¬
Dist., San Bernardino County,
San Bernardino provement bonds offered March 7
California
;
*
1158—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $850,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 12—v.
183, p. 1158—were awarded to a
San Diego, Calif.
group headed by the Bank of
Bond
Sale
The
$6,000,000 America National Trust & Savings
water works revenue bonds of¬ Association, of San Francisco, at
fered March 15—v. 183, p. 1158— 100.02, a net interest cost of abou^
were
awarded to a group com¬ 2.97%, as follows:
posed of the First Boston Corp.; $340,000 3s. Due on March 15 from
C. J. Devine & Co.; Weeden &
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; F. S.
85,000 234s. Due on March 15,
Smithers & Co.; J. Barth & Co.;
1962.
Braun,
Bosworth >& > Co.,5 Inc.;
425,000 3s. Due on March 15 from
Monrovia City School District, Los
Wood Struthers & Co.; and Hill
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
■Angeles County, Calif.
Richards & Co., at 100.0009, a net
Other members of the group:
Bond Sale—The
Alli¬
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in San
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
April, 2 for the purchase of
$50,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1956. Due on April 15
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
County
son,
$295,000 school
building bonds offered March 6—
932—were awarded to a
group composed of the American
Trust Co., Kaiser & Co., and Wee¬
den & Co., all of San Francisco, as
234s, at a price of 101.42, a basis
183,
to
Hannaford
Francisco,
of San
—
interest
cost
of
about
2.56%,
as
follows:
$1,800,000
4,200,000
Los
dicate
(PST)'on March 20
purchase of $1,500,000
a.m.
bonds. Dated April 1,
on April 1 from 1958 to
1981. inclusive. Principal and in¬
Due
Due
on
May
1
inclusive.
on
May
1
1975 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
J. Ostly,
building
23£s.
1961
County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
9
Due
San Lorenzo Sch. Dist., Alameda
bonds
the
334 s.
from 1962 to
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold
p.
Weeden & Co., Dean
offered
headed
by
the
Walnut
a
syn¬
Bank
of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, of San Francisco, at
100.05, a net interest cost of about
3.14%, as follows:
awarded to Dean cisco, Blyth & Co., Inc., Harris
of San Francisco, as Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
1281—were
Valley Water Dist. (P. O,
Walnut), Calif.
$1,570,000
offered March
Sale —The
Bond
water works bonds
183, p. 1281—were awarded
Blyth & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co., and R. H. Moulton & Co., at
100.006, a net interest cost of
about 3.76%, as follows:
15—v.
to
Due on March
434s.
$105,000
from 1961
County
Witter & Co.,
White & Co.
C. N.
$517,000 school
13—v. 183,
1281—were awarded to
&
Kaiser &
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Hill Richards &
Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., and
Beane, J. Barth & Co.,
March
terest
p.
Witter & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
from 1956 to
Montebetlo Unified School District,
1956.
& Talbot,
4 34 s and 4s.
p.
of about 2.59%.
until
as
$84,000 5s. Due on April 15 from
(A-O)
payable
at
the
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Treasurer's office, or at
63,000 234s. Due on April 15 from
will receive sealed bids until 10 headed by the Bank of America any of the fiscal agencies of the
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
.County in Chicago or New York
a.m.
250.000 3s. Due on April 15 from
(MST) on April 26 for the National Trust & Savings Asso¬
City.
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
purchase of $58,000 building ciation, of San Frahcisco, at 100.07,
a net interest .cosfeqf about 2.84%,
120.000 3348. Due on April 15
Palmdale Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
as follows:
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
County, Calif.
July 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
Other members of the group:
Bond Sale—The $30,000 school
$48,000 5s. Due oh March 1 from
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
1957 to 1960onclusive.
bonds offered March 13—v. 183, American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
v
1,-1956* Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the;
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1956.
C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until 10
Angeles County, Calif.
for
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
the
11
cipal and interest,(M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
_
San Mateo
of
until
,')■
March
Dated
Santa Rosa,
Harry L. Alli¬
receive
son, County Clerk, will
sealed bids at his office
San.
1 from
on March
1969 to 1973 inclusive,
April 15 from
on
the
Trust
of
5,000 33&S. Due
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
1971
to
National
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
April 15,1962
1963.
and
35,000 234s. Due
•
sold
$11,500 334s. Due on March 1 from
from
on
geles, Weeden & Co., Dean Witter
&
Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, J. Barth & Co.,
Wm.
R. Staats
& Co., Lawson,
Co., Dean Witter^ & Co., J. Barth
& Co., Wm. R. Staats & Co., Law-
Kaiser &
members
Lancaster
■
issue, of $16,500
was
& Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
net interest cost Of about 3.008%
as
Bernardino
Blyth & Co., Inc., Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, SecurityFirst National Bank, of Los An¬
v.
$16,000 334s. Due-on April 1 from
Jefferson
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 69
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
183
a group
JSavings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at 100.05, a
net interest cosbof about 3.15%,
American
No. 40 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
,
13—v.
128b—were awarded to
No. 80 (P. O.
-
$72,000 school
March
National Trust &
as
County School District
Phoenix), Ariz.
Calif.
Sale—The
offered
headed
-Maricopa
Bank, of Los An¬
"..r•''
Irving School District, Alameda
p.
Legality approved
O'Neal & Hayes, of
160,000 2s. Due on March 1, 1979
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 water
bonds offered March 12—
183, p. 1281—were awarded to
the
Marx
1956
Durras,
Birmingham.
15
,Hawthorne, Calif.
.
Feb.
by
March
from 1970 to 1976 inclusive.
and Watkins, Morrow & Co. Dated
1,
• ;
;
on
geles.
& *Co.,
Herzberg, Inc.,
Bank of America
of San Francisco, at
80,000 3s. Due
March 1, 1977
on
Bond Sale—An
Co.,
March 1 from
on
Barbara), Calif.
school
sanitary ibonds
Sav¬
&
and 1978.
ing
March 15 from
on
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
hospital bonds
composed
2.68%,
follows:
,
Bend Sale—An issue of $200,000
was sold to a group
,'
net interest cost of about
$390,000 3s. Due
Jones
Incorporated;
Newman, Brown & Co. Inc.; Juran
& Moody, Inc.; Clement A. Evans
& Company Incorporated; Arnold
& Crane;
Dittmar & Company;
Henry Dahlberg and Company;
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
County, Lakeview
Sanitary District (P. O. Santa
bonds offered March 13—v. 183, p.
1281—were awarded to Kaiser &
234s. Due on
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
group composed of California
Bank, Dean Witter & Co., Heller,
Bruce & Co., Shearson, Hammill
& Co., and Taylor & Co., at
100.07,
Scharff
Santa Barbara
School Dist., Stanislaus
County, Calif.
.
.
1965.
March 1
13
awarded
following: Blyth & Co. Inc.;
Olore, Forgan & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co. Incorporated; Equi¬
-
Trust
740,000
on
Union
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
5,100,000
.
60,000 33&s. Due March 1,
160,000 3s. Due
Co., of San Francisco.
1,
April 1
$480,000 5s. Due
March 15 from
1981 inclusive.
to
Fullerton
Due
Patterson
•
Kaiser &
April
National
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at 100,015, a net interest cost of
about 2.90%, as follows:
on
April 1 from
on
1962 and 1963.
•
Due
ing bonds offered March 13—v.
183, p.
1158—were awarded to
inclusive.
6,200,000 234s.
-
144,000 3s. Due
lows:
1958 to
2 34s.
Cloverdale.Union High School
Dis'rict, Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $184,000 build¬
as
building bonds offered March 13
•v. 183, p.
1158—were awarded
to a group headed by. the Bank of
15
fol¬
terest rates and maturities
$2,150*000 6s. Due
March
on
March 15
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
issue bear in¬
$15,000,000
Due
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
24,000
"
The
2%s.
18,000
made
was
on
a
Bond Sale—The $150,000
San Mateo County, Calif.
B 0 n d S a 1 e — The $1,600,000
1957 to 1964 inclusiye.
$24,000 5s. Due
100.68,
Dated April 1, 1956.
k
Jefferson Union High School Dist.,
follows:
as
3.66%.
'
white & Co.
America
basis of about R. H. Moulton & Co., Weeden &,
Due Co., Dean Witter & Co., Merrill;
on April 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, ;
clusive.
Principal and interest J; Barth & Co., Wm. R. Staats
(A-O)
payhble at the County & Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams, ;
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ Kaiser & Co., Stone & Youngberg,,
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, H. E, Work & Co.* Irving Lund-*
of Los Angeles.
borg 8c Co., and C. N. White & Co.
334s, at
1,465,000 334s.
from
Warm
1966
Due on March 1
1986 inclusive.
to
Springs School District,
Alameda County,
Bond
I
to 1965 inclusive.
Calif.
Sale—The $72,000
build¬
ing bonds offered March 13 —
v. 183, p. 1158—were awarded to
a
group
America
composed of the Bank of
National Trust & Sav-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
56
(1416)
.
Levy & payable at the Farmers Bank of
the
State
of
Delaware, Dover.
Youngberg,
ings Association; Lawson,
&
Stone
Williams;
Co., at 100.08, Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
&
Washburn,
of New
about 3.14%, Taylor
C. N. White &
and
net interest cost of
a
York
follows:
as
from
Due on April 15
$18,000 5s.
1957
1959 inclusive.
to
City.
County, Stanton School
New Castle
Delaware
Due on April 15 from
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Offering
Bond
Clerk F. J.
Bond Offering—City
Board
receive sealed
will
Aldermen
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
March
purchase of $400,000
storm water drainage system
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1955.
Due
on June
15 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
the
for
27
Ernest Lacey,
—
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
at the office of C. Edward Duffy,
Continental American Build¬
400
Wilmington, until
11 a.m.
(EST) on March 21 for the pur¬
chase of $220,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
ing,
April 1 from 1957 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
on
interest
(A-O) payable at the Farmers
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬ Bank of the State of Delaware,
urer's office.
Legality approved
Wilmington. Legality approved by
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
& Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
of New York City.
clusive.
and
Principal
COLORADO
Arapahoe
School
New Castle County,
District
Englewood), Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$550,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to
the Harris Trust & Savings
Rose Hill-
Minquadale Sch. Dist. No. 47
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
Bond Sale—The $525,000 build¬
Cherry Creek
No. 5 (P. O.
County,
ing
March
offered
bonds
14
2.97%.
follows:
1958
1963
to
Jan. 1 from
on
Alachua County
(P. O.
Gainesville), Fla.
1969 inclusive.
96,000 2.60s. Due
1970
FLORIDA
inclusive.
169,000 2%s. Due
1964 to
Jan. 1 from
on
Jan. 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
to
141,000 2.70s. Due
1973 to
Jan. 1 from
on
Bond Offering—Chairman
(P. O. Normal),
that
the
announces
of
Board
sealed
until
bids
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 sewer
extension and enlargement bonds
offered March 12—v. 183, p. 1159
awarded
—were
Meeds
&
to
Laird, Bissell
(Day, Stoddard & Wil¬
liams Division), as 2.40s, at 100.05,
a basis of about 2.39%.
March
on
March
Dated
bonds.
clusive.
from
1
1,
First
1958 to 1985 in¬
Principal
interest
and
payable at the First Na¬
Gainesville, or at
Manhattan
Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
(M-S)
tional
the
Bank of
Chase
1957
Palm
vari¬
13—v. 183, p. 1159—were awarded
to
bids until
of Harriman
Smith, Barney &
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., F. S.
Moseley & Co., and Chas W.
a
group composed
Ripley
&
Co.,
Scranton & Co., as 2.40s, at 100.51,
basis of about 2.33%.
a
Beach,
4
for
2
the
sewage
inclusive.
1986
interest
(J-J)
from
1957
Principal
payable
and
The
at
Hanover
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the
Colonial
Trust
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York
City.
The
1956.
notes
Due
dated
are
June
on
1956.
14,
Le¬
cago,
until 11
a.m.
(CST)
March 22 for the purchase of
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Watertown, Conn.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
$980,000 school
March
13—v.
183,
1281—were awarded to Baxter,
p.
Williams
Bond
as
2.33%.
hospital bonds.
Dec.
from
1
1956
Due
to
on
1985
Bond
Dowell,
Secretary
receive
(EST)
(State
sealed
on
chase of
of
bids
March
27
N.
Mc¬
State,
until
for
will
noon
the pur¬
$10,752,000 bonds,
Due
on
1956
19$5
as
fol¬
lows:
441,000 State Highway hard
sur¬
facing,
Series B bonds. Due
April 15 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Capital
improvement,
Series B bonds. Due on April
1
15 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
2,000,000 Military Pay, Series A
bonds. Due
1957 to
on
April 15 from
1976 inclusive.
1,000,000 School, Series A bonds.
Due
"
'»
on
April 15 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive.
are
dated
April
15,
1956. Principal and interest (A-O)
Atlanta.
Legality
on
ap¬
Cook
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Flossmoor), III.
161
Legality
ap¬
Sale—An issue of $75,000
sold
was
to
the
White-Phillips Company, of Dav¬
4V4S, 4s and 3%s. Dated
March 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
enport,
1958
to
at
Harris
Trust
&
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on June
1 from 1972 to 1975 inclusive. In¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Oakes,
to
the
Township School Township
Center
O. 6015 Feltman Drive,
Evansville), Ind.
(P.
Bond
Sale—The $220,000
Offering
City
—
Clerk,
Mrs.
Betty
2,
1956 to
Iowa
of $400,000
sold
was
National
to the
Bank,
Trust
&
Savings
1961 inclusive.
1 from
on June
1964 inclusive.
Vieth, Duncan & Wood.
Fayette), Iowa
Offering
—
Bursar Victor
C. Crafton will receive sealed bids
Legality approved by Chap¬
Arnold,
School
Board,
will
of
receive
the
sealed
bids
until
1
March 29 for the
purchase of $65,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1956.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
1957
to
Jan.
1,
1970 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved
(CST)
on
1995
to
2.95%,
of Chicago.
of Regents
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
630,000
on
of Kansas State
Hubert
—
Dormitories
Students
revenue
March
1956.
from
due
due
and
Sept. 1
2%s,
$75,000
Sept. 1, 1967 and 1968;
due
3s,
$297,000
on
from 1969 to 1975
inclusive.
LOUISIANA
Jennings,
Sale
La.
—
An issue of
Shreveport.
The certificates are due serially
1957
from
inclusive.
1966
to
A.
$1,Married
for
bonds.
Due
on
Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
La.
Kaplan,
Bond Offering—Allen L. Brous-
City
sard,
Clerk,
will
receive
(CST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $85,000 series A and B public
im¬
provement bonds. Due from 1958
to
1976
'
inclusive.
.{
March 30 for the purchase of
1,
3s,
1 from 1959 to 1966
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
Brighton, Secretary of the Board
of
Regents, will receive sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
400,000
$258,000
bonds:
Sept.
on
sealed bids until 6 p.m.
College of Agriculture and Applied
Offering
a
$80,000 bonds as 2s. Due on Sept.
1 from 1956 to 1958 inclusive.
inclu¬
KANSAS
Board
Bond
.
Bond Offering—John D.
Secretary
& Cutler,
Science
New Haven Consolidated School
Corporation, Ind.
p.m.
1958
to
awarded
were
$496,416.98 paving certificates was
sold to Barrow, Leary & Co., of
1
Miller, of Indianapolis.
13
school
offered
composed of J. J. B. Hilliard
& Son, Russell, Long & Co., Alm¬
stedt Bros., and Neil, Alden & Co.,
Certificate
Upper Iowa University (P. O.
man
Finance
price of par.
bonds
revenue
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
from
a
group
Sale—The $175,000 build¬
sive.
noon
183, p.
Federal
Sale—The $710,000
March
ing bonds offered March 7—v. 183,
p. 933—were awarded to a group
composed of Carleton D. Beh Co.,
Dec.
until
bids
will
2%s, at
as
inclusive;
on
the
Home
and
Agency,
at par, a
(CST)
Secretary of
Trustees,
School
Housing
building
$99,000
April 3 for the purchase of $100,000 school building bonds. Dated
tin,
revenue
to the
sold
were
—
Winchester, Ky.
33,000 4s. Due
1962 to
dormitory
exempt
Bond
City, Iowa
1958 inclusive.
1959 to
State College
Kentucky
bonds offered March 9—v.
1160
Board of
receive
Bond Offering—Charles E. Mar¬
&
—
33,000 3V2s. Due on June 1 from
2
in¬
Grafton
Wyatt,
and
tax
$33,000 23/4s. Due on June 1 from
until
1,
to
1957
and
(P. O. Bowling Green), Ky.
Bond Sale
The $980,000 non¬
(CST) on March 22
for the purchase of $175,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
p.m.
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
April 3 for the purchase of
$1,500,000
storm
sewer
bonds.
will
issue
Moines
Farmers
Bond
Principal
Grafton, of Louisville.
Bank, Spencer, as follows:
and
1 from
Jan.
payable at the Ken¬
(J-J)
City,
to
April
Dated Jan.
bonds.
on
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
Titonka Consolidated Sch. Dist., la.
INDIANA
of $6,-
tucky Trust Co., Louisville, or at
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
street
improvement bonds offered March
14—v. 183, p. 1043—were awarded
Interest
inclusive.
1976
Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
the
dated
Sale—The
Bond
as
awarded
to
terest
of Des Moines.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 12 were
Bank, Chicago, as 3.10s,
100.01, a basis of about 3.09%.
bonds
building
Iowa-Des
Com¬
Counties
Clay
Secretary
Fund,
inclusive.
1999
to
1957
Indep. Sch. District,
Bond Sale—An
April 1, 1956. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1962
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
Savings
1957
from
1
are
Sioux
bonds
sealed
Danville, III.
60,000 Armory, Series B bonds.
Due on April 15 from 1957 to
bonds
in
Due
ILLINOIS
1976 inclusive.
The
1
proved by Sumter Kelley, of At¬
lanta.
on
2,251,000
Hinton
school
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1985 in¬ improvement bonds offered March
clusive.
8—v. 183, p. 1159—were awarded
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
are
The bonds
dated Dec.
1,
of Indianapolis, as 2V8S, at a price
1955. Principal and interest (J-D)
of 100.04, a basis of about 2.10%.
payable at the City Treasurer's
office,
or
at
the
City's
fiscal
Lebanon School City., Ind.
agency
$5,000,000 State Highway Depart¬
ment, Series B, improvement
bonds Due "on April 15 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Dec.
1956. Due
Legality approved by Rogers
Dorweiler, of Des Moines.
Chicago.
inclusive.
to
75,000 recreation bonds.
of)
Offering—John
bonds.
from
■v
posal plant
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
in¬
equip¬
and
of the
will receive
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Western
April 1, 1956.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
First National Bank, of Chicago,
or at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
and
and
Sinking
City
1956.
&
City.
Offering—J. B. Frith, Jr.,
inclusive.
bonds
Bond
station
Bond
Treasurer
bonds.
from
1
June
on
1965
The
clusive.
fire
Nov.
on
Due
in¬
' V-
York
•
Louisville, Ky.
18,000 special assessment bonds.
and interest
New
Sept. 1 from
on
1995 inclusive.
1979 to
000,000 sewage treatment and dis¬
obligation
general
fol¬
as
Sept. 1 from
on
'250,000 31/2S. Due
follows:
Due
clusive.
of
3.56%,
1958 to 1978 inclusive.
will
receive
(CST) on
the purchase
of
for
the
Bond
$140,000 3y4s. Due
Clerk,
20
$7,000
(P. O. Fairfield), III.
ment
Delaware
as
J-J.
50,000
DELAWARE
1966
1958 to
of
composed
group
lows:
on
$1,-
Dated
lows:
$250,000
a
terest cost of about
Offering—Robert H. Clel-
March
1,165,000 series B bonds. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1990 in¬
school
Co., New York City,
2.35s, at 100.09, a basis of about
Storm
1959 inclusive.
from
bonds offered March
Co., Almstedt
Bros., A. C. Allyn & Co., and W. L.
Lyons & Co., at 97.01, a net in¬
$25,000 street improvement bonds,
series A bonds. Due on
1
Greenville, Ky.
$390,000 utili¬
Sale—The
revenue
Bankers
Dodge, Iowa
City
land,
follows:
$135,000
Morriss,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on April
4
for
the
purchase of $375,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
&
to
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
300,000 dormitory revenue bonds,
as
inclusive.
1981
to
from
Jan. 1 from
on
12—v. 183, p. 1282—were awarded
Iowa
Bond
Center, LaSalle Hotel, Chi¬
Illini
Bond
Brunswick, Ga.
Offering—R. R.
on Jan. 1
inclusive.
March 28 for the purchase
Farber,
O.
H.
—
of
Fort
munity Consol. School Dist. No. 12
GEORGIA
March
5,
1
Comptroller of Board of Trustees,
will
receive sealed bids
at the
Wayne
of
Company,
Waterbury, at 1.29% discount.
Nov.
on
1985 inclusive.
to
Offering
Bond
April
on
of
Jan. 1
on
Due
clusive.
$2,900,000
disposal bonds.'Dated Jan.
1, 1956*. Due
to
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
1971
from
Fla.
Offering—Hugh G. Bruce,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Town
Due
to
Bond
Corp., Des Moines,
and White-Phillips
Co., Daven¬
port, jointly.
University of Illinois (P. O.
Urbana), III.
Bond
bonds offered March
purposes
3%s.
308,000
First
inclusive.
1970
to
Jan. 1 from
on
1978
group
a
from
inclusive.
ties
Lake, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
14
Due
to
1979
183, p.
to
Oct.
Bond Sale—The $1,256,000
of
Bank
cost of
1969
1282—were awarded ler, of Chicago.
composed of William
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Blair & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $24,000 general
and Fairman, Harris & Co., all oi
obligation street construction
Chicago, at 100.003, a net interest
bonds offered March 12—v. 183,
cost of about 3.38%, as follows:
p. Ij282 — were awarded to the
$80,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
—v.
Stamford, Conn.
ous
offered March
bonds
revenue
National
com¬
on Jan. 1
inclusive.
90,000 3V4S. Due
Principal and interest
payable at the Citizens
(F-A)
group
235,000 3s.
College (P. O.
inclusive.
Nile8, III.
11
1955. Due
Vista
a
1968
1962
Storm Lake), la.
Sale—The $388,000 water
Bond
(EST) on March 27 for the
purchase
of
$1,000,000 hospital
Norwalk, Conn.
Buena
1
on Nov.
1968 inclusive.
1965 to
from
Due
1961
to
70,000 23/4s.
IOWA
build¬
Due
21/2s.
155,000
a.m.
CONNECTICUT
1958
ing bonds offered March 14 —
Bond Offering—Robt. J. Knapp,
v.
183, p. 1282—were awarded to Business
Manager, will receive
the First National Bank of Chi¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
cago, at 100.03, a net interest cost March
23
for
the
purchase of
of about 2.38%, as follows:
;
$300,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
$245,000 2ViS. Due on Nov. 1 from tory bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1955.
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1995
Commissioners
County
receive
will
$40,000 3%s.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
III.
Sale—The $400,000
183, p. 1282
Co., at par, a net interest
about 3.06%, as follows :
(J-J) payable at the City
Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
No. S
Community Unit Sch. Dist.
13—v.
posed of J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
A. C. Allyn & Co., and Kentucky
Woodford Counties
McLean and
bonds
revenue
sewer
awarded to
—were
National Bank, of Auburn.
&
and
offered March
of
interest
23/4s.
j. M.
Galbraith
1976 inclusive.
ing bonds offered March 12—v.
183, p. 1262—were awarded to the
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, as
Cynthiana, Ky.
$435,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
works
$254,000 first mort¬
gage revenue bonds. Dated April
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1958
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
purchase
School District No. 70
(P. O. Mundelein), III.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 build¬
Bond
KENTUCKY
Corpora¬
Allen, President of the
Lake County
.
Building
& tion, will receive sealed bidspyntil
1 p.m. (CST) on March 28 for the
Chapman
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
gality
in To¬
peka. Legality approved by Dean,
Dean & Quinian, of Topeka.
Corporation (P. O. Auburn), Ind.
Bond
Offering — Wendell C.
to the pur¬
chaser and the City Council. Le¬
satisfactory
tually
at the State's fiscal agency
& Miller,
Ice
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
Smithfield Township Sch.
—
about
as
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a banking institution mu¬
183, p. 1159—were awarded to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago, and Francis I. du Pont
&
Co., New York City, jointly,
as
3s, at 100.33, a basis of about
2.69%,
of
inclusive.
1975
to
1957
from
1
v.
Bank, of Chicago, and Boettcher &
Co., of Denver, jointly, at a price
of 100.09, a net interest cost of
$144,000 3V2S. Due
by
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Dec.
School
of
Board
of
Chairman
Watsonville, Calif.
O'Brien announces that the
Wilmington),
Dist. No. 38 (P. O.
54,000 3s.
of
Monday, March 19, 1956
.
.
.
^
Dated
March
1
1959 to 1996 inclusive. Prin¬
Louisiana State
Building Authority
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond Offering—Allison R.
Secretary
(CST)
of
of
the
sealed
receive
on
Authority,
bids
11
Kolb,
will
a.m.
April 5 for the purchase
$12,025,000
revenue
bonds, as
follows:
$3,025,000
Issue of 1956 bonds.
April 15 from 1960 to
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Due
at the
1964 inclusive.
State Treasurer's office, or
until
on
Volume 183
Number 5517
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1417)
9,000,000 series DD bonds.' Due
-•
inclusive.
*»4V
'
•
'
600,000 214s. Due
April 15 from 1961 to 1985
on
1960 to 1971
.
.•.«
.
>
,
'
,
1972
The
k.
bonds are dated April 15>
Principal and interest (A-O)
1956.
'payable at the
State
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
and electric revenue bonds
water
was sold to White, Hattier & Sanford, of New Orleans, as follows:
$66,000 2V4s. Due
1957 to
1959 inclusive.
83,000 2V2S. Due
1960 to
38,000
March 1 from
on
March 1 from
on
1962 inclusive.
2.60s.
Due
1,
M-S.
man
March
on
1,
1956.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
Certificate Sale
and
bonds
Certificates
—
totaling
$159,111.73
(
were sold as follows:
,
$70,521.43
District
cates to
Due
provement
4
certifi¬
"
-'y'
4 public im¬
bonds
to
Barrow,
Leary & Co., of Shreveport.
84,590.30 District No. 6 certifi¬
cates to John Dane &
New Orleans.
The sale consisted
^
.$70,521.43
District
cates.
to
Co., of
certifi¬
Due serially from
1957
4 public im¬
provement bonds. Due serial¬
ly from 1957 to 1966.
84,590.30 District No. 6
1966.
Terrebonne
Dist. No.
Parish
Consol. School
(P. O. Houma), La.
1
Bond
Sale —The
building bonds offered
183,
—v.
net
i
r
interest
cost
of
13
par,
about
a
3.03%,
on
May 1 from
Thomas
Duffy, County Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration, White, Hattier & Sanford,
Newman, Brown
&
Co.,
Barrow, Leary & Co., .Howard,
Weil, Labouisse Friedrichs & Co.,
iNusloch, Baudean & Smith, Du& Kees, Arnold &
Crane,
Schweickhardt & Co., Glas & Co.,
Kohlmeyer & Co., W. D. Kingston & Co., Steiner, Rouse &
Co.,
Wheeler & Woolfolk, Weil Invest¬
ment
Co., John Dane
&
Co.,
Robert R.
Wolfe &
until
11
re¬
a.m.
of
March 26,
1956. Due Nov. 2, 1956.
Note
Offering
Frederick
—
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
11
B
re¬
a.m
Co. and Felix
Princess
Bond
,
the
*
Due
purchase
of
$850,000
public
inclusive.
:
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Mercantile-
Talbot County (P. O. Easton), Md.
'r Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 pub¬
lic school bonds offered March 13
1282—were awarded to
a group composed of Alex. Brown
&
Sons, John C. Legg & Co.,
Robert Garrett & Sons, and Mead,
—v.
183,
Miller
p.
&
interest
at
Co.,
of
cost
100.004, a net
2.34%, as
about
follows:
$100,000
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 mu¬
building
bonds
offered
March 14—v. 183, p. 1283—were
awarded„to First National Bank
of Boston, and
Dwinnell, Hark-
nicipal
&
Hill,
jointly,
21/4s,
as
at
basis of about 2.22%.
a
2%s.
Due
on
April
1959.
1,
the
at
awarded to the Gloucester
—were
and
Stoughton, Mass.
$400,000 notes
Note
Sale—The
offered March
13—v.
awarded
—were
to
183,
the
1283
p.
First
tional Bank of Boston, at
discount.
Na¬
1.767%
Wellesley, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $440,000 school
project
to
bonds
183,
a
ginson
offered
March
13
1283—were awarded
composed of Lee Hig-
p.
group
Corp.,
R.
L.
Day
&
Co.,
Estabrook & Co., and W. E. Hutton & Co., as 2.10s, at
100.20,
basis
of
a
about 2.06%.
sealed
bids
at
the
Second
Bank-
Co., Ill Frank¬
St., Boston, until noon (EST)
on
March 21 for the purchase of
$350,000 bonds, as follows:
lin
$250,000 school project bonds. Due
on April 1
from 1957 to 1976
Bond Sale—The $960,000'build¬
ing bonds offered March 8—v. 183,
p. 1044—were awarded to a group
Due
addition
bonds.
April 1 from 1957 to
on
bonds
dated
April 1,
1956. Principal and interest pay¬
are
able at the above-mentioned trust
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
&
Rugg, of Boston.
company.
Offering
for
20
J.
Mc-
(EST)
purchase
a.m.
the
sealed
on
of
from
at
be
$750,000 tax
anticipation notes' offered March 8
awarded
were
to
National Bank of
the
Merchants
Boston, at 1.84%
The notes mature Nov.
9, 1956.
Middlesex
County (P. O.
Cambridge), Mass.
East
—
bids until
10:30
(EST)
on
March 20 for the
chase
of
$650,000
notes.
March 27, 1956. Due Oct.
30, 1956.
Sale—The $130,000 water
bonds offered March 8—v. 183, p.
1160
were
awarded to W. E.
—
Shafto,
jointly.
Inc.,
and
both
the
1981
Lyons
of
&
Boston,
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Luther
bank
a
(EST)
trust
or
on
of
Paddock
&
Sch.
Dist.,
&
Co.;
&
Co., and
Company.
&
1283
p.
J.
awarded
were
—
Wade,
Inc.,
to
Grand
of
Rapids.
success¬
District No.
Fractional
School
1
(P.O. Birmingham),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Gerald J. Baril,
Secretary,
will receive
(EST) on
March 27 for the purchase of $1,500,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at a
bank or trust company designated
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Note
000
from
1
1957
Principal
(J-D) payable at
company
Sale—An issue of $1,500,was
sold to a group
notes
headed by the National
to
1981
in¬
and
a
interest
bank
or
trust
to be designated by the
Bank, of
Offering—Clement
Zby-
towski, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
26 for the purchase of
$180,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957
to
1982
and interest
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Alpena, of Alpena.
by Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
Legality
Bond
Offering
Clayton Van
Dyke, District Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
—
bids
until
8:30
Dearborn
3
Township Sch. Dist.
Dearborn), Mich.
$500,000 build¬
(P. O.
ing bonds offered March 14—v.
183, p. 1160—were awarded to
the
First
of
a
bank
payable
trust company to be
or
Legality approved by Miller,
Paddock
Canfield,
Detroit.
&
Stone,
of
V
MINNESOTA
Brown
City
Offering
—
will
F. B.
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
19
for the purchase of
$23,000
special assessment sanitary
of
Dated
1956.
sewer
March
1,
April 1 from 1957 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank or
1956. Due
on
be designated by
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Offering
Mich.
Marian A.
Knight, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
26 for the purchase of $310,000
building bonds. Dated April 1,
1956. Due
1974
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
7—v.
1957 to
Principal and
$398,000 special
offered
March
p. 824—were awarded
composed of the North¬
western National Bank, AllisonWilliams Co., J. M. Dain & Co.,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, all
of Minneapolis, as 2.30s, at a price
of 100.03, a basis of about 2.29%.
183,
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
March
$65,000
public building and fire fighting
equipment bonds. Dated March 1,
21
for
1956.
to
the
Due
1977
interest
purchase
on
March
inclusive.
payable
on
of
1
from
Principal and
at
a
suitable
proved bv Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
& Macartney, of St. Paul.
at
a
by the successful bidder. Legality
1
March
on
1
bonds
bear
additional
from May 1,
in¬
1956 to
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
29
for
the
purchase of $1,125,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1971 inclusive, and semi¬
annually from January and July
1, 1972 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Kasson, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the City Clerk un¬
til 2 p.m. (CST) on March 22 for
the
purchase of $18,000 fire hall
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
April 1 from 1959 to 1966 in¬
bonds.
on
clusive.
Legality approved by
Gilbert, Morton Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Briggs
Pipestone County Ind. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Pipestone),
Bond
Offering
— W.
R. Lange,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 3
District
bids
for the purchase of $725,000 school
building
1956.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Jan.-1
on
to .<197-7
inclusive.
interest
payable
April
from
Principal
at
1,
1959
and
suitable
a
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Willmar, Minn.
Bond Offering Postponed—Date
sale
of
of
the
light
changed
was
issue
of
$58,000
improvement
from
bonds
14
March
to
March 28.—V. 183, p. 1161.
MISSISSIPPI
Booneville, Miss.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
000 3% construction and
bonds
ment
was
sold
$125,-
improve¬
to
M.
A.
Saunders & Co., of Memphis, and
Cady & Co., of Columbus. Dated
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957
1976
to
approved
by
inclusive.
Charles
&
Legality
Trauer-
County, Van Cleave Con¬
solidated
School District
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
was sold to Allen &
school bonds
Company,
and
on
of Hazlehurst,
Dated
3s.
Feb.
as
3^s
1, 1956. Due
Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Okalona,
bonds
Miss.
$100,000 Indus¬
offered
March
13
183, p. 1283—were awarded
Cady & Co., of Columbus, and
—v.
to
M. A. Saunders & Co., of Mem¬
phis, jointly, as 2.70s.
MISSOURI
1959
trust company to be designated
payable
March
on
Due
Hennepin County Indep Sch. Dist.
No. 225 (P. O. Hopkins), Minn.
Bond Offering—Rollin B. Child,
trial
Bond Offering—E. T. Johnson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
banking institution designated by
(J-D)
Due
3.20s.
Bond Sale—The
City, Minn.
in¬
bank
terest
or
will
1, 1968
Pascagoula), Miss.
to a group
Chisago
Dist.,
—
bonds
assessment
the successful bidder.
Gilbraltar Sch.
The
Minn.
Lomas,
sealed
3.10s.
terest of 1%
Jackson
(P. O. New Ulm),
County
Tawas, Mich.
Clerk,
March
on
nicht, of St. Louis.
Michigan Corp., De¬
troit.
East
1,
from 1978 to 1986 inclusive.
$150,000 building bonds.
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
March
on
1967 inclusive.
to
pur¬
cipal and interest (J-D)
at
as
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
270,000
p.m.
March 29 for the
on
chase
Co., Chicago,
Due
1959
230,000
street
Zeeland Sch. Dist. No. 36, Mich.
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
of Detroit.
3V4s.
50,000 3s. Due
approved
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man,
$225,000
State Bank of
&
&
Minnesota
Township, Fourth Class
Sch. District No. 8 (P. O. R. D.
No. 2, Alpena), Mich.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on June 1
bidder." Legality
Nuveen
follows:
Wilson
ap¬
successful
John
Detroit, at 2.24%.
March 27 for the
March
Bond Sale—The $775,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 14—v.
183, p. 1044 — were awarded to
school
Township
Troy
a
Sept. 1, 1957.
Township School Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. St. Charles), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $22,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 14—v.
183,
to
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P. O. Edina), Minn.
McDonald-Moore
Stranahan, Harris
Charles
Walter
awarded
Prescott & Co.
group composed of Kenower. Mac-
Arthur
1161—were
p.
and 1969.
Bond Sale—The $165,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 14—v.
183, p. 1160—were awarded to a
pay¬
company
183,
group composed of Kalman & Co.;
Juran & Moody, Inc. and E. J.
from
Consolidated
Bond
$550,000
building
1, 1956. Due
Dated
June
on
com¬
Clay County Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Hawley), Minn.
}
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 13—v.
Michigan
inclusive.
Valley Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Clemens), Mich.
Bond Offering — John Kepus,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
bonds.
trust
or
to be designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
by
pur¬
Mount
pur¬
Dated
Bond
Co.,
p.m.
Clinton
a.m.
Northborough, Mass.
&
to
trust company to
Timothy J.
Cronin, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed
8
bidder. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
bonds
discount.
Offering
until
designated by the
8 p.m.
bank
a
(M-N)
cessful bidder.
4814
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
interest
and
payable at
pany
$530,000 building bonds.
1, 1956. Due on July 1
1958
Bond
The
—
Hospital addition bonds.
Principal
Dated Feb.
Maiden, Mass.
Sale
bids
March 26 for
on
of
$800,000 notes. Due Nov. 9, 1956.
Note
O.
Bond Sale—The
Daniel
—
(P.
Offering—Josephine DeBard, District Secretary, will re¬
chase
$190,000
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on May
from
1957
to
1965
inclusive.
Henry St., Muskegon), Mich.
clusive.
1976 inclusive.
The
Dist.
,
school
100,000
Sch.
Bond
ceive
April
on
Wayne County
Churchill
■
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
the
District
Community School District
(P. O. Lincoln), Mich.
purchase
inclusive.
until 2
for
General
MICHIGAN
Alcona
ful
Offering—Myrtle E. Hobart, Town Treasurer, will receive
10
St.
to
Bond
Bond Offering—John T.
Conley,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
above-
company. Legal¬
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
(EST)
Gloucester, Mass.
Note Sale—The $400,000 notes
offered March 14—v. 183, p; 1282
Hutton
1958 and
Principal
payable
Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and Shan¬
non &
Co., as 3V2S, at a price of
100.002, a basis of about 3.49%.
Note
Baltimore.
inclusive.
of
Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., Balti¬
more. Legality approved by Niles,
Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of
of
20, 1956. Due Nov. 5, 1956.
sealed bids until 11
April 15 from 1965 to 1981
on
purchase
March
March
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
the
chase
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
Long,
President of the County Commis¬
sioners, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 27 for
for
composed of the First of Michigan
Corp., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Note
Offering—Charles
Second
by ' Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
approved
No.
County (P. O,
Anne), Md.
the
Trust
mentioned trust
Lynn, Mass.
MARYLAND
at
March 20 for the pur¬
$500,000 notes. Dated
on
M. Rives & Co.
Somerset
1976
March 20 for the pur¬
$1,500,000 notes. Dated
on
chase
bids
F.
State Street Trust
inclusive.
Merrill
,
—
Granby, Mass.
from
1969 inclusive.
1970 to 1981
-
Offering
May 1 from
Other members of the syndicate:
icournau
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note
20
interest
—v.
National Bank, at 1.797% discount.
on
to
14—
a
bids
Street
$500,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1956. Due on April 1 from 1957
$1,760,000
March
1283—were warded to
p.
100.14,
1958 to 1966 inclusive. 151,000 2%s. Due on May 1
1967 to
'
Essex
ness
follows:
1,051,000 3s. Due
S
offered
p.
$298,000 3s. Due
i
The
—
sealed
re¬
&
Lapeer County (P. O. Lapeer),
Michigan " * '
bids
J.
Co.,
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston,
until
noon
(EST)
on
ity
>
Co., Halsey, Stuart & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
and Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson,
as
3s, at 100.47, a basis of about
$1,500,000
Jones, of New Orleans, at
as
Sale
bonds
183,
March
823—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Scharff &
:a
notes.
Fitchburg, Mass.
certifi¬
Due serially from 1957
cates.
\
anticipation
27, 1956. •
V
group composed of Bankers Trust
i
4
1976.
to
(EST)
purchase of
the
tax
Nov.
ceive
Bank-State
Fall River, Mass.
of:
No.
3,000.00 District No.
for
Dracut, Mass.
v.
Kohlmeyer & Co., of
3,000.00 District No.
V
20
2.94%.
No.
New Orleans.
V
March
Bond
&
\
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m.
on
Somerset, Mass.
Offering — Harold
Regan, Town Treasurer, will
March
Dedham, Mass.
school
March
Hutzler, of New
2V2s, at 100.226, a
as
basis of about 2.46%.
1
Terrebonne Parish Sewerage Dists.
(P. O. Houma), La.
?
City,
approved
Paddock
-
Bond
Salomon Bros. &
<f
Due
were awarded to the; Second
Bank-State Street Trust
Co., Bos¬
r-
Carlisle, Mass.
York
Sale—Tne
ton, at 1.769% discount.
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
Dated
.
April 1, 1977.
MASSACHUSETTS
$500,000
March
on
1963.
1 263,000 2.70s.
.
on
project bonds offered March 7—v.
183, p. 1160 — were awarded to
Morgan City, La.
_•
on
Treasurer's
Dawson, of New York City.
.
to
Quincy, Mass.
$500,000 notes
offered March 13—v.
183, p. 1283
Note
April 1 from
1976 inclusive,
' \
50,000 2%s. Due
office, or at the State's fiscal
lagency in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Wood, King &
11
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
250,000 2i/2s. Due
,
57
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Jefferson County Consol. Sch. Dist.
No.
6
(P. O. Arnold), Mo.
Bond Offering—C. E.
Lawrence,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
March 22 for the
\
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1418)
Principal
clusive.
Metropolitan St* Louis Sewer Dist.
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
Other
sewer
$285,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
the
group:
& Co., Geo.
Ingen
Van
J.
of
members
Other
K.
Co.,
Inp., Robert W. Baird
&
Co.,
Ernst &
Co., Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, Barr Brothers
&
City, Burns,
Co., both of Kansas
St.
O. Clayton),
Bond
Bur-
on
$10,725,000
of
1 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1956. Due on Feb.
St. Louis, to be
trust company in
N. J.
Offering—Ruel E. Daniels,
York
City.
Plains,
of
Billings, Mont.
bonds of¬
183, p. 1044—
Blyth & Co.,
March 2—v.
were
admitted
Piper,
jointly,
to
1169—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, of New York City,
as
3.10s, at a price of 100.38, a
p.
>
basis
Jaffray
2%s.
as
&
\
,
Hopwood,
;.•/
Missoula County, Bonner
-
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Bonner), Mont.
Offering — Guy E. Tren-
1161—were awarded to a group
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.;
J. B. Hanauer & Co., and Ryan,
a
3%s, at 100.06,
basis of about 3.36%.
Bond
ary,
District
Woodbury Sch. District, N. J.
will receive
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Bond
Sherman Yeiter,
Sale—F.
1957
until
Dids
3:30
20
15173,000 "various
Dated
March
March
1 from
(EST)
purchase
until
bids
11
1956.
Delafield
&
Due
building bonds. Dated May
on May 1 from 1958
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at a suit¬
able
banking institution; desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
OHIO
on
1965 inclu¬
1957 to
Athens# Ohio
Bond Sale.— The $25,000 fire
equipment bonds offered March 2
inclusive.
1978
to
Bond Sale—The
ing
$1,880,000 build¬
offered March 14—v.
bonds
able at the Marine Midland Trust
183, p. 1162—were awarded to
Ralsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; George
B. Gibbons & Co.; R. W. Press& Washburn, of New York City.
prich & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross;
Rrancis I. duPont & Co., and Til¬
Long Beach, N. Y.
f
Bond Offering—Harry J. Smith, ney & Co., all of New York City,
as 23/4s, at 100.16, a. basis of about
Deputy City Treasurer, will rer
■
; ■
ceive sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. 2.73%.-'
New York City.
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Co.,
.
April 5 for the purchase of $174,500 building bonds.
Dated Dec.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
1, 1955.
8 p.m.
Roosevelt County
School Districts
(P. O. Culbertson), Mont.
Bond Offering —B. L. Iverson,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
will
receive
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
bids
sealed
until
8
April 5 for the
$188,000 bonds, as
on
follows:
$139,000
School
District
(EST) on March 28 for the
purchase
of
$780,000
building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank &
Woodbury. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
city.
Trust Company of
17
No.
49,000 High School District No.
17C
Luna
bonds.
Each issue is dated Jan. 1,
1956.
Bond
C.
Omaha, Neb.
Dineen,
$250,000 sewer bonds. Due on Oct.
1, 1961.
236,000
grade
crossing
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1, 1962.
450,000 street resurfacing bonds.
Due on Oct. 1,1963.
April
1, 1956. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, Omaha.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
NEVADA
Clark
County (P. O. Las Vegas),
Nevada
Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
Deming),'
O.
$500,000
gen¬
airport bonds of¬
—
County Clerk
that the
announces
County
Commissioners
sealed
bids
until
10
(MST) on April 16 for the
purchase of $350,000 hospital and
county office building bonds. Pue
over
a
period of 20
NEW
years.
as
a
National
Bank
March
183, p. 1284—were awarded to the
Security Trust Co., of Rochester,
as 23/4s, at 100.27, a basis of about
2.71%.
March
13—v.
183, p. 1284—were
awarded to Adams,
McEntee &
Co., and Chas E. Weigold & Co.,
both of New York City, jointlv
Offering—W.
;/
v
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
his
at
office
in
Ra¬
Middletown
(P. O. Margaretville),
New York
Offering
—
Reuben E
Smith, Town Supervisor, will re¬
(EST)
April
on
until
bids
sealed
3
for
chase of $24,750 Town
garage
date
of
Dated
bonds.
issuance.
(annual)
payable
Clerk's office in
the pur¬
machinery
Of
as
$1,650 an¬
and
interest
the
at
Town
City Housing Authority,
York
CXVII
notes
p.
000
offered
March
1284—were award¬
Hutzler, of
New York City, at 1.92% interest,
plus a premium of $211.
sanitary
Lee
York
Sale
—
City, N. Y.
New
Sale
offered
E.
The
banks
involved
Williams
and
&
Lyons
100.08,
2.85%,
the
The
$1,367,000
183,
13—v.
a group
Co., Laidlaw &
Shafto,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
at
net interest cost of about
as follows: :■-v
.
.
1967
.' $120,000
from
to ,1970
inclusive;
due
June 1
inclusive;
6s,
1971
to
1974
$65,000 2%s, due
and
1975
due
-
on
1982
0.25s,
1976;
June
on
1
June 1,
$375,000 3s,
on
from
1977
to
inclusive; and"$220,000
due on June 1 from
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
167,000
county
building
bonds:
$80,000 6s, due on June 1 from
1957 to 1966
inclusive; $32,000
of
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
BondOffering — William
Mietenkoetter,
the
of
urer
receive
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
bids
April
until
9
for
2
the
$4,000,000 building
May 1, 1956. Due on
from
1
Clerk-Treas¬
Education,
of
sealed
on
bonds. Dated
Sept.
Jr.,
Board
will
1957 to
1980
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
oayable at the Irving Trust Co.,
New York City.
R
Columbus, Ohio
Note Sale—The $111,760 special
assessment street improvement
notes
offered
March
1162—were
p.
Exchange
lumbus,
as
-
14—v.
awarded
Market
a
$1,200,000 school building bonds:
$300,000 6s, due on June 1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive;
$120,000 2%s, due on June 1
City
Gerosa
and
Dated
composed of First Securities Corp.,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc.* Baxter,
;
$30,000,000 in tax
anticipation notes dated March 13
1956 and payable May 7, 1956. The
notes are subject to redemption
on
or
after April 27 upon five
days' written notice. Interest a
the rate of 2% is payable at!r«aturity.
—
March
1162—were awarded to
p.
York
Comptroller Lawrence
bonds.
sewer
3V4S,
at
a
price
basis of about 3.01%.
Cincinnati
County (P. O. Sanford), N. C.
Bond
bonds
from
New
Note
(EST)
on
purchase of $30,a.m.
interest--(A-O) payable in
New York City. Legality approved
bv Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
R
'
$15,490,000 se¬
11
and
the
Margaretville.
Sale—The
183,
'p.m.
Due
Principal
nually.
2
until
March 20 for the
has' awarded
Brookhaven, East Hills Water Dist.
(P. O. Patchogue), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 water
system construction bonds offered
Dallas, N. C.
„
Bond
April 1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
1957 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
ed to Salomon Bros. &
14—v.
CAROLINA
leigh
14—v.
offered
Franklin
of
NORTH
Square.
Legality / approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City. *
;
ries
bonds
.<
102.43,
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Rochester),
„
Township Local School
(P. O. R.D. 4, Warren),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $660,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 12—v.
District
183, p.. 1162 — were awarded to
McDonald & Company, of Cleve¬
New
Bond Sale—The $435,000 build¬
Champion
land,
March 22 for the pur¬
$350,000
improvement
April 1, 1956. Due
on April 1 from
1957 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Franklin
Brighton and Pittsford Union Free
ing
basis of about 2.86%.
Dated
New York
..
Hayden, Miller & Co.* of Cleve¬
land, as 3s, at a price of 101.43, a
on
Note
.
District
of
YORK
New York
Sch.
(EST)
ceive
a.m.
J.
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
26 for the purchase of $936,000
bonds, as follows:
Dated
of
receive
will
Offering —M.
Offering
R. Hughes
Board
NEBRASKA
'
(P.
Local
bonds.
Bond
New Mexico
Interest J-J.
Bond
County
MEXICO
Beavercreek
(P. O. Route No. 4, Xenia), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $749,000 school
building bonds offered March 8—
v.
183, p. 1162—were awarded to
chase
,
NEW
bonds.
183, p. 935—were awarded to
McDonald & Co., as 2y2s.
•—v.
Wood, of New York
aa'v
Mlarch 20 for the pur¬ City.
$275,000 water bonds..
Ossining Union Free Sch. Dist. No.
April 1, 1956. Due on April
1
(P. O. Ossining), N. Y.
1957
R
Ludvig-
v
1956. Due
1,
on
from
f
*
school
of
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
^
DAKOTA
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
on
(EST)
a.m.
;»
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 10
for
the ■ purchase; of
$212,000
3.06%.
about
inclusive.
son,
of
bonds.
purposes
1,
March 1 from
on
1960
"/f v.\. North Dakota
Bond Offering-^R. B.
.
p.rm
the
for
Due
to
NORTH
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
March
offered
1284—were
p.
xVdlley City Special Sch. Dist.,
Howard Gick,
Offering
bonds
183,
com+
sealed
1
facilities
13—v.
$20,000 6s.
,
Bond
pay¬
York
New
S. Dickson & Co.,
Charlotte, tat par, as follows;
"
of
•
inclusive.
1986
awarded to R,
of
ceive
chase
p.
Hanauer & Co., as
3.11%.
to
Roanoke Rapids, N.C.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 recre¬
March
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
LeRoy, N. Y.
;
t payable at the First National Bank
Bond Offering—W. Sidney Hor- &- Trust Company,
of Ossining.
egality approved by Hawkins,
gan, Village Treasurer, will re¬
Dated
$285,000 school
March 13—v. 183,
offered
of
in
ational
.
ing bonds offered March 8—v. 183,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
basis
a
1958
^
.
Chicago, Salomon
3ros. & Hutzler, Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Coffin & Burr,
S. Smithers & Co., Ernst & Co.,
Rand & Co., Kenower MacArthur
& Co., and Fabricand & Co., as
3.20s, at 100.66, a basis of about
Bank,
ngs
of
City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New .York City.
1.99%.
about
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 15 (P. O. Lawrence), N. Y.{
Bond Sale—The $190,000 buildr
Township Sch. Dist., N. J.
Wall
E water system revenue
fered
100.04,
able
of New York, Harris Trust & Sav-r
$60,500 general
at
group
-
an
.
Ossining, N. Y.
of about 2.71%.
basis
2s,
to
Ra¬
1:140,000 2%s.. Due on March 1
$4,952,000
;;; from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
;
The
—
awarded
were
(P. O. Harrison), N. Y.\
as
e
in
Principal and interest (A-O)
posed of Chase Manhattan Bank,
bonds offered March 14
183, p. 1161—were awarded
the County Trust Co., 'White
to
1
from
1
(P. O. Great Neck), i
a
office
his
at
$175,000 school building . bonds;April 1, 1956. Due on April
school site and building bonds of+
fered March 15—v. 183, p." 1160-+
purposes
Bond Sale—The $43,000 munici¬
of pal building bonds offered March
13—v. 183, p. 1045—were awarded
to Boland, Saffin & Co., of New
York City, as 2.80s, at 100.17, a
Sale—The $450,000 series
Bond
bonds
1281
15—v. 183, p.
S
d
o n
bids
leigh-until
11
a.m.
(EST)
March; 20 for the purchase
North Hempstead Union Free Sch.
B
W. E. Easter-
—
Dated
Federation Bank and-Trust
Company. $84,000; Kings County
Trust Company,. Brooklyn, N. Y.i
$54,000; The Amalgamated Bank
of New York $54,000; and Under+
writers Trust Company $42,000. j
-
1975
County, Tryon City Adminis¬
(P. O. Tryon), N. Ci
sealed
$438,000; Empire
$177,000; United
Company of New
$174,000; Sterling National
and Trust Company $138,4
'
1,
,
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
Company
York
J
,,
to
$15,000
June
on
Bond Offering
-
York
New
due
1971
and
trative Unit
Trust
"
funding
system
0.25s,
Polk
from
1
inclusive!
-
and 1976.
$474,000;
Trust
June
on
1974
000;
—v.
foregoing supplements the
MONTANA
Bank
j
$375,000 elec-f
Bond Sale—The
1
'
Pequannock Township (P. O.
Pompton Plains), N. J. -
Louis.
The
light
Harrison
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
ject to the approval of the City
Council.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
report published in our issue
March 12.—v. 183, p. 1284.
York
Co., both of New York City, joint¬
ly, as 3.10s, at 100.05, a basis of
about 3.09%.
1
;
ville.
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
and
trie
offered March
York
on June 1 from 1967
inclusive; $40,000 6s,
1970
due
•
Company
States
Dist. No. 7
Freeport, N. Y.
Sale—The-
Bond
(M-S) payable at the Peoples. Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Belle¬
bank or
terest (F-A) payable at a
and
payable at the Se+
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, DeL
aiield & Wood, of New York Cityi
of the Board of Edu^
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 28
for the purchase of $655,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
March 28 for the pur-*
public im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
(CST)
inclusive.- Principal
curity Trust Co., Rochester.
Secretary
kamp, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 11
a.m.
chase
1956
from
15
interest (A-O)
JERSEY
School District,
Belleville
•
r
Offering—Frank J.
Bond
Oct.
on
New
•
Midland
New
Trust
Investment Co., and —were awarded to Roosevelt &
Pickard, Inc. v Cross, and Francis I. duPont &
Co., Soden
NEW
Louis County (P.
Missouri
;
Anah Jones,
—
Burns, Corbett &
.fjf.
ment Co. v.
Due
1985
to
Lembo,
&
Pickard, Inc., I. M.
Simon & Co., and Soden Invest¬
&
Corbett
1956.
Boston, Glickenhaus
tional Bank,
Yates, Heitner & Woods,
Zahner & Co., City National Bank
& Trust Co., and Commerce Trust
&
Offering
of
Y,
(P.O. Bergen), N.
J
of
Marine
District
*
receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on March
22 for the purchase of $1,300,000
building bonds.- Dated April 15;
Rockland-Atlas Na¬
Stroud & Co.,
Barret, Fitch, North
Baum & Co.,
Sch.
Centred
$6,309,000;
Bank
District Clerk, will
Bank
&
Trust Co., of Winston-Salem, Hayden, Stone & Co., Hallgarten &
Co., Wood, Struthers & Co. '
:
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Laidlaw &
Co.,
830,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
B.
No.
Bond
Wachovia
lottesville,
.
Clarendon
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
1961 inclusive.
585,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
;
"i;
<
syndi¬
the
of
.
Byron, Bergen, Stafford# Leroy,\
Elba, Batavia, Riga, Sweden and
Co., Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York, A. C.
Allyn & Co., First National Bank,
Boston, Bear, Stearns & Co., Third
National Bank in Nashv.lle,
John Nuveen & Co.,
Chicago, at 100.08, a net interest
cost of about 3.18%, as follows:
~
2.99%.
to
:
Manufacturers
Trust " Company
$2,739,000;
Chemical
Com
Ex4
change Bank $2,601,000; Banker$
Trust
Company $2,550,000, The
Hanover Bank $1,602,000; Irving
Trust
Company $1,410,000;; The
New York Trust Company^ $762,+
000; J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorpor+
ated $753,000;
>
i,' >
183,
13—v.
2%s, due
*
.
$6,864,000;
Guaranty Trust
Company of New York $2,775,000;
p.-1284—were awarded to Roose-*
velt & Cross, and Tilney & Co.,
both of New York City, jointly, as
3s, at 100.11, a basis of about
*
members
March
offered
bonds
Guaranty Trust
cate:
by
1958 to
2Y4S, at 100.05, a basis of
about 2.24%.
bonds of¬
fered March 14—v. 183, p. 1045—
were
awarded
to. a
syndicate
headed
purposes
cago, as
Bond Sale—The $l, <uu,uoU gen¬
obligation
$19,332,000
The
—
York
Sale—The $340,000 sewer
Bond
Chase
The
are?
Bank
The
First National City Bank of New
O. South Ocean Ave., I
Patchogue), N. Y~.
'
/ [
bonds offered
March 15—v.
183, p. 825—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the First National Bank of Chi¬
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis..K
eral
Sale
Bond
various
Manhattan
;
Dist. '(P.
Hampshire (State of)
New
/■■■ ■/.
.v;.,
Brookhaven, Port Jefferson Sewer
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser,
subject to approval by the Board
of Education. Legality approved
3,17%..
allocated
monies
3.20s, at 100.28, a basis of about
as
of Investments.
Board
interest
and
State
the
by
purchased
were
March 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
on
13—v. 183, p. 1284—
fered March
1, 1956. Due
Dated March
bonds.
building
$275,000
of
purchase
Monday, March 19, 1956
r;,
2s, at
Bank,
par.
183,
to
the
of
Co¬
-
Delaware
County (P. O.
Delaware), Ohio
Bond Offering
Clerk
of
the
—
J. A.
Beard
of
Samson;
County'
Commissioners, will receive sealed1
bids until noon (EST) on April 3 i
for. the purchase of $48,009 Real
Estate
Appraisal
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1956.
1957
to
1962
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the]
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved bv Bricker, Mar-i
burger, Evatt & Barton, of Colum¬
bus. '
-
Euclid,
?
Ohio
Bond Offering—William A.
AbJ
bolt, Director of Finance, will re-!
Number 5517
Volume 183
ceive
»'
sealed
until
bids
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Rootstown Local Sch. Dist.,
noon
BOnd
(EST) on April 2 for the purphase of $525,000: bonds, .as fol¬
lows:
bids until
$400,000 -street' improvement
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1956.
for
;
Due
1957
from
1
Dec.
on
to
Principal
payable
at
of
rector
■Va
V
;
sealed
unnl
bias
-
„
j;
Garfield Heights
£ -Bond Offering
.- /■ v..
bonds.
will
receive
..
1979 in¬
" Principal v and
(J-D). payableatt the
interest
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati,
xx.-x
"
-
;
Upper Arlington, Ohio xxi
Bond Offering
R. C. Wells,;
(EST)
bids .until moon
sealed
receive
on
"(EST) on April 9 for the
purchase of $600,000 school bonds:
April 5 for the purchase of $257,-
Dated March
provement
1956. Due
special; ^assessment * im¬
021.76
Dec;
on
"•:c OREGON
Hon-
to
.'.
-w-'
>
bonds offered March
revenue
.12—v.
183, p. 826—were awarded
& Co., and B. J.
to John Nuveen
Dist.
1976 inclusive. In¬
Due
1956.
:•
O, Junction City), Ohio
(P.
Bond Offering
a
follows:
as
I
Griggs, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on March 28 for
the purchase of $176,900 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
i,
on
;
Principal and interest (A-O)
proved
-
Evatt & Barton,
.
.r
of Columbus,
1970 to
■X
inclusive.
on Jan. 1,
1975
*
90,000 23/4s.
Clackamas
r
School
Due
Union High
5 (P. O.
County
District
:
•
x
197o|
No.
.^Milwaukie), Oregon
Bond Offering —* Fi-^F. Paulse,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
26 for the purchase of $995,000
building bonds. */Dated April 1,
;'
Bond
Sale—The
v.
'
Sale —The
ing
•
offered
bonds
■
$192,800 pavMarch 14—v.
x
Bond
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Offering
Anna C.
—
Pflugfelder, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
(EST)
until
10
as
aber, Clerk, oirihffi Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed, bids
p.m...(CSS) m March 21
for the purchase of $3,500 build¬
ing bonds. Dgfyp 1959.
,
'
•
1
Dec.
on
from
1957
to
1960 inclusive.
25,970 water
Due
supply line bonds.
Dec.
on
/
1
from
1957 to
1965 inclusive.
9,220
.
Dec.
1
Due
on
1963
inclusive.
2,330
receive
1
on
1960
and 1958.
from 1957
to
inclusive.
2,960 ditch
.Due
improvement bonds.
Dec.
on
1
from 1957
The
bonds
are
Due
bonds.
clusive.
dated
payable at the County
April
1,
Treasurer's
office.
•
District No. 91
X
$20,000
-
water
improvement bonds offered
v. 183, p. 1162 — were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., of
Works
Offerijig^Paul Mainard,
of Education,
receive sealed bids until 7:30
will
(CST) on "March 22 for the
purchase of $11,000 building
Due from 1958 to 1963 in¬
p.m.
bonds.
101.24,
a
as
3V\S, at a price of
basis of about 3.11%.
-
as
Co., both of Pittsburgh,
3l/8S.
x''-
Philadelphia Sch. Dist., Pa.
the
at
City
Treasurer's
receive
ment
p.
improve¬
March
bonds-offered
T83,
v.
Sale^The $55,000 water
extensfon % and
works
13—
1285—were awarded to
the First National Bank of Minco.
Oklahoma Cpunty Jjtdep.
;
Sch. Dist.
No. 88 (Pi O* Bethany), Okla.
Bond
Offering^- Earl O. John¬
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
for
7:30
the
building
1981
p.m.;
fCSX)
p U-* p
h jCs
bonds.
-
on March 20
of $125,000
e
Due
from
1958
incttisive^
Osage CountyJJependent Sch. Dist.
No. 55 (P, O. R. 8, Box 383,
T ulsa),Okla.
Bond
Offering
Weldon How¬
ard, Clerk of~Board of Education,
will receive seated bids until 7:30
'rsm&jr
©ain
M.
;
Co.,
heimer-Egan, Inc.
8—v.
sold.*.
183,
p.
ceive
sealed
TENNESSEE
bids
until
8
p.m.
offered March 13—v. 183,
1163—were awarded to a group
composed of Robinson-Humphrey
bonds
p.
improvement
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
on
of
April 4
$135,000
for the pur¬
improvement
Wesleyville, Pa.
$12,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
eral
Sale —The
12—v.
183,
p.
1163—were
awarded to the National Bank of
East,
as
2%s.
TEXAS
Anahuac
'.*?'.'K
Bond Sale—Russ &
Antonio,
15,
1956. Due on April 15 from 1957
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
County-Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
interest
and interest
the
Authority
in
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
Houston, - x ;
'
! ■
,
January,
1956,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sold—Bids received
$175,000 swimming pool
bonds offered March 6—v. 183, p.
1163—were
Note
(EST)
chase
Offering—Lyle Chappell,
March 28 for the
Cranston, R. I.
Offering—Anthony
L.
March 26 for the pur¬
of $1,000,000 notes.
Dated
on
purchase of $41,-
Providence, R. /.
Note Sale—The
$700,000 tax an¬
improvement bonds. Dated ticipation notes offered March 14
1, 1956.
Due on April 1 were awarded to the Industrial
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Call¬ National Bank of Providence, at
able after three years from date 1.97%
discount.
Due March 15,
of issue.
Principal and interest 1957.
731.22
April
Newport, R. I.
,
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Salem,
Bond Sale—The
Shuler &
$250,000 sewer¬
treatment plant bonds offered
March 14—v. 183, p. 1285—were
awarded to the Industrial National
age
Ore.
Mundt, Bank of Providence, as 3s, at
City Recorder, will receive sealed 100.48, a basis of about 2.96%.
bids
until 7:30 p.m.- (PST)
on
SOUTH CAROLINA
March
26
for
the
purchase of
Bond
Offering—Alfred
$305,086.60 bonds, as follows:
$105,086.60
improvement
issue 1956-A.
from
bonds,
Due on April 1
1957 to 1966
inclusive.-
200,000 general obligation bonds,
Hutton
&
was
Co.,
as
1957
to
1966
inclusive.
43,000 3%s. Due on April 1 front
<
1967 to 1979 inclusive, v:
'
46,000 3V4S. Due
The
1955.
to
1989
bonds
on April 1 from
inclusive.,.
are
dated
April 1,
Legality ap¬
Interest A-O.
by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
Texas
Falfurrias,
Bond Sale—An issue of
■
&
$275,000
April 1 from 1960 to 1986 inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by Mc-
&
Parkhurst
Call,
•
Crowe,
of
Dallas.
Galena
fork, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$100,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to
Rowles, Winston
Houston, as follows:
&
Co.,
of
$40,000 3%s. Due on April 10 from
1975
to 1980 inclusive.
60,000 4s. Due on April 10 from
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
urer's
$110,000
bonds
$21,000 3s. * Due pn April 1 from
•"-'*»
April 2, 1956. Due April 2, 1957.
East
F.
school
utility revenue bonds was sold to
Murray W. Moore & Co., of Dal¬
las. Dated March 1, 1956. Due on
ISLAND
George, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
rejected.
North Bend, Ore.
Bond
tax
E.
to
1980
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority.
; x
the
School Dist., Texas
follows:
During the month of January,
eight new projects were com¬
pleted and 15 new ones begun.
The' Government Development
Bank for Puerto
Rico is fiscal
RHODE
(M-S) payable at the
son,
sold
.
Revenues Increase—Revenues of
McMinnville, Oregon
Bonds Not
an
mont.
;
(P. O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico
X
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
for
purchased
American National Bank of Beau¬
Executive Director.
dated April
are
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
unlimited
.
'
Oct.
to 1965 inclusive.
Celeste Indep.
RICO
PUERTO
Puerto Rico
bonds
Dated
"
County Sch. Dist.
3s.'
The
bonds.
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1956
Co., of San
issue of
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due $875,000 unlimited tax school
on May
1 from 1958 to 1966 in¬ house bonds, as follows:
clusive.
Principal
and
interest $120,000 2V2S.
Due on March 1
payable at the Dauphin Deposit
from 1957 to 1962 inclusive.
Trust Co.,
Harrisburg.
Legality
755,000 2.85s. Due on March 1
from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Dated March 1, 1956. Principal
(EST)
chase
1163—were
No. 45
(P. O. Cottage Grove), Ore.
as
and
Greenville, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
tick, Secretary of the Board of
Township Commissioners, will re¬
North
Lane
&
April
Township (P. O. Box 116,
Oberlin), Pa.
Bond Offering—Stanley E. At-
Bond
$190,000
—
Swatara
Bonds Not Sold —The
not
First
Hills,
Mann-
a group composed of the
National
Bank
of
Black
5 for the pur¬ Co., Inc.J Lucien L. Bailey & Co.,
and J. Osborn Wood & Co.
chase \of* $35,000
improvement
bonds. Dated April 15, 1956. Due
Haywood County (P. O,
1
on
April 15 from 1957 to 1966
Brownsville), Tenn.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Bond Offering—County Judge
payable at the Peoples Trust Co. T.
J.
Pearson
announces
that
of Wyomissing. Legality approved sealed bids will be received until
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, 10 a.m. (CST) on March 30 for
of- Philadelphia.
the purchase of $300,000 school
on
March
March
sealed
(EST)
(P. O. 298 East B Street, Burns),
Oregon **':
V
Marie K.
Secretary, will
Bond Offering
Kunkle, Borough
X
of Portland.
1
,
to
J.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until *7:30 p.m.
(PST) on
■MSSZ&Ua.
—
Cincinnati,
1957 to 1966 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-S)
'
Bond
Paulding, Ohio
Sale—The
March
payable
(P. O.
Arkotjxp)n Okla.
Clerk of the Board
to
Bond
Dependent School
son,
Principal and interest (J-D)
March 9
frpm^.958 to 1970 in¬
-rJiZzv
LeFore County
to
1959 inclusive.
1956.
Education,
bids until 2
sealed
(CST) on March 19 for th^
purchase
of
$130,000
building
Eond
improvement bonds.
Dec.
Due
.
p.m.
x
Dec. 1, 1957
on
4,560 ditch
X
,,
improvement
bonds.
1, 1956. Due on
$53,954.42
Clerk of the Board of
to
1957
Patton &
jointly,
Bond Sale—An issue of $34,000 amounted to $589,386, compared
Ccunfy itidep. Sch. Dist,"
building bonds was sold to the with $538,389 in January, 1955,
-No. 33 (P. O. Wakita), Okla. '
First National Bank, of Portland,
according to Rafael V. Urrutia,
Bond Offerings Arthur Green,
clusive.
supply line bonds.
water
Due
from
.
X
line bonds.
supply
water
to
8
Grant
special assessment
follows:
;
•
$35,900 water supply line bonds.
Due
ft
The $150,000 im¬
183, p. 1163—were awarded
Chaplin & Co., and McJunkin,
—v.
Offering—Kenneth Fischj- general obligation bonds offered
Bond
i/n
chase of $80,940
bonds,
on
.
i..
a.m.
March 27 for the pur¬
on
Dependent School
b9~$P. O. Enid),
.Oklahoma
will
Lucas County
bids until 2:30 p.m. (PST)
March 19 for the purchase of
sealed
Harney County School District No.
•
p.
basis of about 2.94%.
a
Simer-
.
District No~
until
.
1162—were awarded to the
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cincinnati, as 3sr at 100.22,
-183,
-
Garfield County
$50,000 build¬
bonds offered March 12—v.
183, p. 1162—were awarded to the
First Cleveland Corp., Cleveland.
Bond
Oklahoma
Calvert & Canfield, of
ing
Lorain, Ohio
Offering—George
bonds'"$ffefed March 13— office. Legality approved by Win183," p. 110£~were awarded to free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
City.
Medina), Ohio *^r'.,x
X
Bond
-
ville, City Recorder, will receive
sive.
(P. O.
Lafayette Local Sch. Dist.
f
Corvallis, Oregon
-
sewer-
>
—
DAKOTA
j
^
be received until April 10 for the
March 1 from
$295,000 storm
Sale
provement bonds offered March 8
SOUTH
Pennington County, Rapid City
Indep Sch. Dist^.Jllo. 1 (P. O.
Rapid City), S. Dak.
Bond ba*e—'ine $500,000 school
building bonds offered March 14
—v.
183, p. 936—were awarded
4s. Due on Jan. 1 from purchase, of $12,000,000 building
bonds.
-'x;
--.
v!"
1961 to 1969 inclusive. , v
450,000 3s.i Due on Jan. 1 from
Shillington, Pa.
Dated
■;;; • ;
Bethany, Okla.
; ;
.
Bond' Sale—The
at
the
Junction -■City
Company. Legality apby * Bricker,. Marburger,
payable
Banking
:
'SiV; OXLAHDMA X.
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1980 inclu-
! sive.
:
r\:\
-
North Braddock, Pa.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m. (EST) on March
28 for the purchase of $150,000
general hospital bonds. Dated
April 1,1956. Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at
The Hanover Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,- of
New York City.
bids until 11
•
/
cf about
3sj at 10Q.8%n*basis
■
X;
as
2.84%.
'
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Offering—R. H. Ashmore,
$60,000
;
Sale—-The $200,000
Bond
chaux, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(EST) «n
April 2 for the purchase of $189,000 general obligation bonas.
Co., jointly, at 93.08,
net interest cost of about 3.12%,
orr
improvement bonds offered March
12—v. 183, p. 1163—were awarded
to McDonald &T Co., of Cleveland,
Donald E.
—
PENNSYLVANIA
Jeannette School District, Pa.
Bond Offering — Mary E. Mi-
Van Ingen &
.
V
approved
Legality
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
bopds.! Dated May 1> 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1957 to
Oct. 1 from 1957
1968 inclusive, Principal and in¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
to
1966 inclusive: Principal and
terest (J-J) payable at the County
; Squire,. Sanders
& Dempsey, of interest- (A-O) payable at the Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
[Cleveland.;.
xl Ohio National. Bank, Columbus. >
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
;
Willoughby, Ohio
Junction City, Jackson Local Sch.
from 1957 to
1
April 1,
interest
and
50
Co., of Atlanta.
dated
are
office.
X
(P. O. Newport), Ore.
Sale—The $600-000 elec¬
:
City j Clerk-Auditorwill1
noon
*
&
1
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
Central Lincoln-People's Utility
Citizens
Bank, Xenia.
First National
until
bids
Dated
clusive.
Jack Wilson,
sealed
r
the pur¬
building
April. 15, 1956. Due
Dec. 15 from 1957 to
on
Clerk of the Board of Education,
-
X
awarded
were
Co., of Oklahoma City.
Bond
(EST) on April II for
chase of $209,000 school
'
xx.-
12
nold &
tric
will receive sealed bids until noon
City Schi Dist.,
—
March
Sugarcreek Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
«* t X- (P. O. Bellbrook), Ohio
X. .
i'
'■--:i
-y.x!/:x\x:''ix Ohio
.
Dist.
on
Cleveland. -y.:-:.
,
,
offered March 13—v.
183, p. 1162—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., and Braun,
March 30 for the pur¬
chase
of
$1,313,000 expressway'
:bonds. Dated April 1,1956. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclu/ sive,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's;
office.
Legality approved by
Squire, \Sanders & Dempsey, of:
;
.
Bond
!i Bond Offering—Paul W. Brown,
a.m.; Clerk of the Board of Education,
10}
-
bonds
Principal
-
urer's
approved
ing- bonds
Jey., Assistant Clerk of Board of
County Commissioners, willre¬
ceive
April
on
.
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCar-
•'(EST)
Dependent Sch.
Ada), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $18,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 7—v. 183,
p.- 1163—were awarded
to Honnold & Co., of Oklahoma City. ;,j.
Columbus), Boswqrth & Co., jointly, as 23As,
at 100.91, a basis of about 2.66%.
.
County
Sanders & Dempsey,
}
Ohio
C:
The
1956.
Dist. No. 26 (P. O.
Due
'
Ravenna;
of
•
by
Squire, Washington County Indep. School
of Cleveland. District No. 4 (P. O. Copan), Okla.
Vi Bond Sale—The $55,000. school
Sandusky, Ohio
!
site and building bonds offered
Sale—The $623,500 build¬
Legality
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
'Franklin County (P. O.
Pontotoc
1,
June 1 from 1957 to
on
National .JBank
ond
the office of the Di¬
Finance.> Legality ap¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
from 1959 to 1970.
I.
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
.
inclusive.; Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Sec¬
(J-D)
interest
and
April
Dated
series
March 19 for the
on
purchase of $63,000 building and
furniture
bonds.
Due^ serially
1975
inclusive.;!
from 1957 to 1961
bonds.
(CST)
p.m.
noon (EST) on April 3
;-purchase
of
$190,000
1956. Due
,
_
.
the
<
building
inclusive..
L
'
7125,000 transportation system
improvement bonds.
Dated
■}
-'April 1, 1956. Due on De<f.3l
v
Ohio
Harry. T.
—
Dundon, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
*■/*
,1966
Offering
(1419)
-
Charleston, Cooper River School
District No. 4, S. C,
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
■
,
Dated
10, 1956. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
April
and interest
of
National
Bank
Houston.
Legality
Commerce,
approved
by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
of Houston.
O. Kountze),
Hardin County (P.
Texas
Bond
limited
Sale —The
tax
road
$100,000 un¬
offered
bonds
March 12—v. 183, p. 1287—were
awarded to Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
ing bonds offered March 7 were
i of Houston, at 100.01, a net interawarded to Hancock, Blackstock
HtffcUMAI'
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1420)
2.42%,
est cost of about
Due. on Feb.
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
50,000 2,%s. Due
on
President
of
Board
the
VERMONT
Hinesburg Town School Dist., Vt.
Bond Offering—Henry L. Mur¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8
(CST)
p.m.
March
on
Town Treasurer, will receive
(EST) on
March
26
for
the
purchase of
ray,
for
20
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
the purchase of $150,000 building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
& Trust
construction
to
*
.
ik
Irving, Texas
$275,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
Dallas, as follows:
-
Due
March
on
1
from 1957 to 1972 inclusive.
68,000 3s. Due
1973
on March
1976 inclusive.
to
March
Dated
1 from
■
Jachsboro, Texas
Bond
Sale—An issue of $50,000
street
improvement
to
sold
bonds
Murray Moore & Co.; of
33/4s, at a price of par.
March
1, 1956. Due on
Dallas,
as
Dated
March 1 from 1966 to
sive.
was
1980 inclu¬
Interest
M-S. Legality ap¬
by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
.
Jourdanton
/
v
i
.
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
house
bonds
sold
as
iollows:
-$110,000 bonds to R. J. Edwards,
Inc., of Oklahoma City, as
3.20s.
Due
1968 to
Feb.
on
15
inclusive.
1981
from
Bonds
due in 1972 and thereafter
are
callable as of Feb. 15, 1971.
40,000 bonds to Rauscher, Pierce
'
& Co., of San Antonio, as fol¬
lows:
$14,000 2%s, due Jon
"
;
'
Feb.
15 from 1957 to 1960 in¬
clusive, and $26,000 2V2S, due
Feb.
on
*
15 from
1961
to 1966
inclusive.
The
*
1956.
bonds
are
dated
Interest F-A.
Feb.
"
f
f
■
'
A
■
.
■
Bond Sale—An issue of $695,000
K
sewer
refunding
and
,
.
Sch.
Dist.i • Vt,
Offering—Genia M. Way,
Bond
Town
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 10:30
receive
(EST)
March 23 for the purchase of
on
school
a.m.
construction
:
f
Dated
Jan.
1
Jan.
1,., 1956.
Due
frqm 1957 to 1976 in¬
March
21
for
the
purchase
of
$200,000 refunding bonds. Dated
April 15, 1956.
Due on April 15
1957
-
to
March 1 from
1964
inclusive.
"
149,000 3s. Due
<'
-•>
March 1 from
on
3V2S.
Due
on
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
VIRGINIA
March
1
33/4s.,
Due
on
1164—were
sold
subsequently to
a group composed of
Scott, Horner
& Mason, Inc.; J. C. Wheat &
Co.;
Scott & Stringfellow; Edward G.
Webb & Co., and Wyllie & Thornhill, as 2.70s.
Local
on
Debt,
will
ceive sealed bids at the
Commis¬
(P.
31
Bank of
$480,000 building
April 1, 1956. Due
bonds.
Dated
1957
Lawrenceville,
or
at the
First & Merchants National Bank
Richmond. Legality approved
O. Liberty),
Due
March 1 from 1957 to 1971
on
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, the Citizens National
Bank, the Central State Bank,
Marshfield, or at the LaSalle Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago, at the
option of the purchaser. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler;
of Chicago.
...
(Town), Waterford
(Village), Part of the Town of
Norway, Raymond and Dover
Union Free High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Waterford), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $407,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 8—
183,
v.
720—were awarded
p.
to
Robert
W. Baird & Co., of Mil¬
waukee, as 2V2S, at a price of
98.66, a basis of about 2.65%.
and
will
receive
Esther Augs-
—
sealed
(MST)
purchase
of
bids
until
March 22 for the
on
$84,000 * building
1, 1956.
Due
on April
1 from 1957 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
bonds. Dated April
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man & Howard, of Denver.
CANADA
'
'
*
'
>
7
,
,y
'1
,
Winnipeg, Man.
County Centerville School
Washington
,
183,
to
the
3s, at
Finance
improvement bonds
sold to a group composed of
the Dominion Securities Corp., A.
E. Ames & Co., and the Bank of
was
1164—were
p.
State
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,500,000 municipal
awarded
Committee,
Montreal,
99.29.
est
par.
Due
as
on
J-J.
33/4s,
at a price of
3, 1966. Inter¬
Jan.
*
jail
Snohomish County, Everett School
District
sold to the First Southwest Com-
'
pany,
,
,
of Dallas,
as
.
.
*
„
from
-
,
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
J
270,000 2%s. Due oil March 1
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
.
Dated
M-S.
,
-
mas,
March 1, 1956.
Interest
Legality approved by DuHuguenin & Boothman, of
Bond
2
7
—
The
,
r
Ajax, Ontario
•.
$1,000,000
a
group composed of the Union
Securities
Corp., Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, and Grande & Co., at
price of par,
a
a
about 2.72%, as follows:;
$126,000 6s. Due
233,000
2.40s.
on
April 1 from
Due
on
157,000 2Vzs. Due
1966 to
,
,
r
*
1
from
1957
to
1976'inclusive.
229,000
-
on
Due
1
,
April
2%s.
Due
on
to
Dundas, Ontario
Sale—An
issue
of
$146,-
250 town improvement bonds
sold to J. L. Graham &
was
April
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
the Canadian Bank
merce,
Due
on
jointly, at
Dec.
of
Com¬
price of 99.54
a
15 from 1956 to
1970
inclusive.
Georgetown, Ontario
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
255,000
sold
A-O.
and
April
April 1 from
on
$400,000
the Midland Securities Corp., Ltd.,
as
4%s. Due on April 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Interest
1968 inclusive.
2.60s.
was
Co., Ltd.,
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
"
improvement bonds
Bond
'
Brooks, Assistant Superintendent
of Schools, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST). on
.'March 20 for the purchase of
$225,000 stadium revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
Bond Sale—An issue of
net interest cost of
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
San Angelo Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Offering — Ercell W.
ONTARIO
(P. O. Everett),
Sale
building bonds offered March 12—
v. 183, p. 1164—were awarded to
Dallas.
-
No.
Washington
follows:
$125,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
,1957 to 1965 inclusive;
105,000 21/zs.
Due on March 1
&
Jan.
1
sold
was
Co., Ltd.,
from
1976 inclusive. Interest
'
bonds
J-J.
Ltd., at
sold
was
41/2S. Due
1971
on
inclusive.
Interest
1956
to
1975
'
J-D.
the
1
bonds
Bankers Bond
4%s." Due
on
was,
$634,800
sold
Corp., Ltd.,
March 15 from
to
as
1957
to 1976 inclusive. Interest M-S.
Placement,
price of 98.69, a net in¬
a
lows:
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Dated
sold
St.
March
Paul
building
Banque
L'Ermite,
a
:
-
1957
to
to
to
1966
dins, Couture, Inc., at a price of
96.97, a net interest cost of about
4.01%, as follows:
to
Feb.
1
from
1959 inclusive.
on
-•
i
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
April 1 from
Dated
A-O.
April
/•'
.
1,
1956. '
Interest
■
Tadoussac,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
$15,000
La
to
bonds
was
Corporation de <Prets
de Quebec, as 3V2S and 4s, at a
price of 95.33.
Due on March 1
QUEBEC
1957
on
,
St. Donat, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $59,500
school bonds was sold to Desjar-
23,000 3V2S. Due
1 from
inclusive.
19,000 3V2S. Due
1962
April
on
1961
village
on
Quebec
bonds was sold to the
Canadienne
Nationale,
sold
Due
Interest
'
; ;
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
M-S.
3s.
If 1956.
$78,500 3s, Due
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
$36,500.
,
Credit-Quebec, Inc., jointly,
price of 97.41, a net interest
cost of about 4.10%, as follows:
at
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd., as 4s,
a price of 100.14.
Due on March
terest
1
and
at
1
March
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
$135,000
was
on
March 1 from
M-s. \
52,500 4s.; Due
improvement
on
1962 to 1976 inclusive.
Interest
Township, Ontario
Due
"
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
199,000 4s. Due
V
Westminster
*:fcV■.
•'r
$332,500 3V2S.
*•-;..
A-O.
inclusive.
$531,500
en
terest cost of about -4.68% r'as fol-
to
& Co., Ltd., as
April 1 from 1957 to
Quebec
sold to La Cam-
was
pagnie de Valeurs
,
improvement
Interest
■*•••■•
school bonds
-Tilbury, Ontario -/'
r' .
Bond Sale—An issue of $62,300
j
1, 1956.
Bond Sale—An issue of
as
1957 to
Feb.
1 from
Dated Feb. 1,1956. Interest F-A.
County School District No.
(P. O. Dubois), Wyo.
2 p.m.
WASHINGTON
as
$500,000
bonds - was
on
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond Sale^-An issue of
courthouse
'
Graham
on
York City.
Klickitat
Texas
L.
March
' "T"v
Martin School Board,
St.
inclusive.
1976
to
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
$105,-
interest
and
of
1
of
improvement bonds
J.
4%s. Due
inclusive.
-95,500 4s. Due on March 1 from
M-S;
of
March 1 from
on
1966
to
Dated
theVpurchase, of Bell, Gouinlock
for
bach, Clerk of Board of Trustees,
Room
222, Finance
Bldg., Capital Squire, Richmond,
until noon (EST) on March 28 for
the purchase of $315,000
water
—v.
County
March
Bond Offering
Call,
Parkhurst
Dallas.
''Liberty
Offering—Russell Meyer,
2
re¬
.Bond Sale—The $59,000 general
obligation bonds offered March 13
Crowe,
Bond
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
1S62
Omemee, Ontario
issue
March 1 from
on
34,500 3^s. Due
1976 inclusive. Interest A-O.
Wis.: y
O. Colby),
Fremont
Dist. No. 215 (P. O. Goldendale),
&
(P.
WYOMING
Dated March 1, 1956.
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Mc-
.
$130,improvement bonds was sold
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
41/2S. Due on April 1 from 1957 to
Sale—An
the
to
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
of
issue
to
to
MANITOBA
March
from 1983 to 1990 inclusive.
^
!
Unity,
Sale—An
Waterford
Campbell County (P. O.
Rustburg), Va.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 school
building bonds for which bids
were rejected Feb. 28—v.
183, p.
from 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
263,000
,,
Hull,
1976 inclu¬
to
000
Bond
Colby,
1957
sold
was
Canadienne
$230,000 3s. Due
000
WISCONSIN
from
bonds
Nationale,
and the Credit-Quebec, Inc., joint¬
ly, at a price of 97.52, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.07%, as follows:
Ingersoll, Ontario
Bond
attle.
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
211,000
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgnmson & Horowitz, of Se¬
inclusive.
.
on
1
school
Banque
Interest A-O.
,4
-
$72,000 2%s. Due
April
sive.
April 1 from
Principal
Tilbury West Township, Ontario
(A-O) payable at a
Bond Sale—An issue of $83,131
clusive.
Principal and
interest bank or trust
company to be des¬ 41/4% bonds was sold to Harrison
payable at the Chittenden Trust
ignated by the successful bidder.. &
Co., Ltd., at a price of 98.08.
Co.,
Burlington.
Legality
ap¬
Legality approved by
Nikolay, Due on Jan. 11 from 1957 to 1976
proved by Lisman & Lisman, of Jensen &
Nikolay, of Colby.
inclusive. Interest J-J.
Burlington, and Peter Guiliani,
Marshfield, Wis,
of Montpelier.
v:
/
West Ferris, Ontario
Bond Offering — E. H. Olson,
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
Swcnton, Vt.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
5% improvement bonds was sold
Bond Offering—R. A. Carman, bids until 8
p.m. (CST) on March
Village Treasurer, will receive 27 for the purchase of $750,000 to R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd., at a;
price of 99.50. Due on Dec. 1 from
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on school bonds.
Dated March 1, 1956,
bonds.
improvement bonds was sold
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of and sewage disposal system bonds.
Dallas, and Dittmar & Co., of San Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
Antonio, jointly, at a price of 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
100.002, a net interest cost of Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
about 3.54%, as follows:
able at the Farmers & Merchants
>
to
-
Legality
Sch.
Town
sion's. office,
Lancaster, Texas
'
water works and
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
at
Green Grove Union Free High
mission
son, of Austin.
after
V?: Dist
Hero
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib-
Callable
from date of issue. Prin¬
St. Hubert School District, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $360,000
Humphrey Township, Ontario
Sale—An issue of $54,200
improvement bonds was sold to
Isard, Robertson & Co., Ltd., as
43/4s, at a price of 97.44. Due on
Bond
April 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
1976
to
10 years
Lawrenceville, Va.
15,
Legality
Due
North
First
$150,000
was
1, 1956.
and
cipal and interest payable at the
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Texas
.
$300,000 series B, general obliga¬
tion building bonds. Dated April
Brighton
on
1,
Treasurer,
payable
at
Chittenden
Co., Burlington.
Legality
approved by Lisman & Lisman, of
Burlington.
'
$66,000
1956. Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Du¬
mas, Huguenin & Boothman,
of
Dallas.
1976
on
L
Bond Sale—An issue of
$207,000; 23/4s.
Due
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
March
26
for
the
purchase of
County
Trust
'
.
Jan.
Dated
Puyallup Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson,
3
interest
Crowe, of Dallas.
*
bonds.
school
Jan. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1956.
Co., Dallas. Legality ap¬
by McCall, Parkhurst &
proved
general obligation
$85,000
April 1 from 1957 to 1984 in¬
clusive^ Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Texas Bank
on
No.
April 1, 1961.
Legality approved
Dallas.
Trus¬
of
Pierce County,
of
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Indep. Sch. District, Tex.
Offering —'Paley Reed,
Bond
;
as
A-O.
Interest
Feb. 15 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Hearne
callable
are
15 from
$50,000 2^s.
1962 and thereafter
Bonds due in
follows:
as
Monday, March 19, 1956
...
from
1957
to
1976
inclusive.
In¬
terest M-S.
>
Valleyfield, Quebec.
$620,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
sold to
and road works bonds
was
composed of Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd., and the Canadian Bank
of
of
a
group
Commerce, as 3%s, at a price
95.69, a basis of about 3.97%.
1955. Interest M-N.
Dated Nov. 1,
.
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