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MONDAY
ISSUE
l.ri r*v
SVU &
v>
Commercial
e
Reg. XJ. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
Number
185
5623
New York
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, March 25, 1957
$1.25
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Adams
This
ment
received
Co.
Express
SEC
of
Daystrom
—
Debenture
INDUSTRIAL
-
authorization
to
acquire
of
debentures
which
became effective Feb.
wholly-owned
a
American
also
group.—V.
185,
27,
Weedon
In This Issae
of
Stock and Bond
Two directors of Adams and
members of the underwriting
Adams.
other
two
1149.
p.
New York Stock
The
SEC
March
l
5CO.COO
covering
shares
of
filed
letter
a
stock
common
10
(par
with
cents)
the
to
be
Detroit Stock
at
50
cents
per
share,
through Mountain States Securities
Corp., Denver,- Col^The proceeds are to be used to reduce obligation,
purchase tools and ior working capital.—V. 183, p. 1749.
Methyl
butynol,
A
plant
with
Calvert
at
J.
Initial
production
employed
search
of
3,000,000
pounds
Reduction. ■Chemical
that
piant
division
of
Air
fall of this year.
developed in the
was
will
The
Air
National
vinyl
will
the
acetate
plant
monomer
The
receive
other
produces oxygen and nitrogen.—V. 184,
Alstores
Corp.
Realty
division's
carbiae
caicium
—
acetylene
Aivco
plant
by
L
City
Sold Privately
Bonds
—
.
New
to the
The
proceeds
Shopping
will
Aluminum
to
used
finance
of
Co.
extension
Minn.—V.
Canada, Ltd.
183,
the
company
Securities
and
debentures
The
lower
a
retired
interest
through
Application
York
New
A
21
the
be
filed
registration
a
cost
non-refundable
the
to
the sinking
is
of
with
statement
paying
company
;
period
a
The
of
entire
10
years
the
listing
will
the
on
with
be
available
commitment
a
for
the
to
fee
delivery,
delayed
date
of
sucn
income
figures
situation
in
in
Consolidated
for
Foreign
the
of
is
solution
in
li
p.
Rates
1956,
paid
we
of
Foreign
for
earnings
produces
and
Power
is
properties,
a
the
the
distorted
subsidiaries,
expected to be
its
1955.
.
cents,
of 20
quarterly dividends
four
other prob¬
and
past 10 years and,
the inclusion of
the
earnings
Argentine
the
80 cents.
of
This compares with
or
a
185,
714.
consolidated
The
this
of
Income
net
System—Earnings Up—
and
company
subsidiaries
its
after all charges including provision for deferred Federal
taxes and preferred dividends of subsidiaries, is as follows:
consolidated,
income
48
*
—
1957
$4,138,096
7,764,780
40,351,628
1956
$3,821,154
7,445,750
38,719,267
number of common shs. outstanding
per sh. of com stock—12 months—
19,669,615
$2.05
19,664,250
$1.97
Period Ended Feb. 28—
48
47
One
month
Tv.O
months
—:.-l—
months
12
*
Average
♦Earnings
♦These
plants, installing new processes, and expanding and
existing facilities resulted in capital expenditures for the
-
figures
adjusted to reflect a 1%-for-l
both in 1956.—V. 185, p. 1150,
are
dividend,
stock
2%
stock split
and
new
modernizing
$27,930,539, the report disclosed. This compares with $27,814,337
1955, and is substantially below the average of capital outlays in
last
75 cents paid in 1955."—V.
American Gas ft Electric Co.
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
the
and its
48
Exchange
The Course of Bank Clearings
in
*
junior debentures.
Power
prospect,
consolidated
the
of
lack
during
Argentina
income
exception
the
view
In
immediate
no
"During
total
six
—
Daystrom Debenture
Purchase—
years.
See
in the year the company embarked on a $27,000,000 program
installing facilities to process linplate and steelplate from large
as
an
economy measure to help offset rising costs of raw mate¬
rials.
Of this total,
$3,887,000 was expended in 1956.
Two new can plants were completed in 1956—one in Salem. Ore., the
other in Arlington, Texas.
Late in the year a new plant was begun
in San Antonio, Texus.
With the existing plants at Arlington and
Corp.
American International
year of
will
cash and temporary cash investments at year end
after setting aside $1,581,000 for payment on Jan.
faced
have
we
that'
fact
result.
be
debentures
of
income
to its subsidiaries
$13,059,000
advanced
company
involved.
are
lems
54
Building
the
of
which
at
issue
the
of semi-annual interest on the 4.80%
Argentine
the
by maturity.
for
debentures
the
for
company.
fund
being made
Exchange.
Stock
portion
with
will
35
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Commission covering a proposed offering of
fund debentures, due 1980.
Interest and prin¬
cipal will be payable in U. S. dollars.
The First Boston Corp. and
Morgan Stanley & Co. are joint managers of the investment banking
group that is to
underwrite the offering.
corporate
a
$1,986,000.
1956,
-
Reserve Banks
March
on
35
35
Federal Reserve System
sinking
show
1956
year
subsidiaries
1956. may
be lower than originally anticipated.
The Argentine
Government,
in
December,
1956,
declared wage increases
of 53.2%
retroactive to February,
1956.
Applications are being made for com¬
pensating rate adjustments but it is uncertain when they will be
acted upon by the large number of municipalities and other agencies
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Exchange
$125,000,000 of
to
."Consolidated
Foreign
Southdale
Inc.—Earnings Up—
Feb. 28 said:
on
the
for
35
-f
'
for
$11,137,000
IE57,
State a<nd City Bond Offerings...
Files
—
totaled
3,
Dividends Declared and Payable.
of
equipment
$1.63
Power's
Foreign
General Corporation ft Investment News.-Cover
3005.
p.
electronic
producer of
p. 1269.
a
185,
approximately the same as for the year
Co.
corporate
general
help finance their construction programs. Of this amount, $9,452,000
invested in Brazil, $1,859,000 in Mexico and $1,205,000 in Ecuador.
to
Miscellaneous Features
$125,000,000
Sinking Fund Debentures With SEC—
Issue of
This
be
Minneapolis,
in
Center
York Life Insurance
'
.
'
This
corporation, a subsidiary of Allied Stores Corp., has sold
$2,500,000 of 4%% 25-year first mortgage sinking fund
bonds
7
.v
.
?
for
used
was
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange..,
2729.
p.
__
President,
figures
or
"During
45
Prices
Stock
to be
share
per
amounted
41
44
.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
pipeline,
Calvert
at
Exchange
Exchange—Curb Section
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of
are
per share of common stock.
This compares with
for 1955 based on the number of shares presently
outstanding, or $1.37 on the number of shares outstanding on Dec. 31,
1955.
The
increase
in
corporate net income for
1956 over 1955
$1.35
40
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
plant, from which three customer plant sand
installation.
new
Carbide
Stock
B.
$11,896,000
39
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
Re¬
site,
the
was
Stock
Toronto
be
to
process
Reduction
"Preliminary
39
Toronto
to
Inc.
Co.,
Exchange.....-..,
Canadian Stock Exchange.
built
be
according
Co.,
Reduction
proceeds
coir.pany| is
Forces.—-V,
Sargent,
Henry
39
Stock
Armed
36
Exchange...
Stock
the
by
36
Exchange
38
Coast
net
American ft Foreign Power Co.,
36
....
36
Montreal
fourth to be built by Air Reduction on Its
assembled for its own and customers'
the
City
acetylene generating
Airco's
as
Is
Calvert
first
The
and
capacity
Air
of
expected by
is
new
plant
new
acre
use.
by
Of
share.
31
Exchange..
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Laboratories.
The
1,500
the
at
annual
Ky„
President
used
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
a
an
City,
McFarlin,
per
.
BUSINESS—The
27
Pacific
Division to Expand
purposes.
15
(Bonds)
Midwest Stock Exchange..
tertiary acetylenic alcohol, will move into com¬
mercial, continuous-process production for the first time in the United
States by the end of the year, it was announced on March 21.
C.
at $11
(par $1)
,
(Stocks)
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock
offered
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Chemical
Stock
Boston
notification
of
stock
common
PROCEEDS-—The
Page
.
American Stock Exchange
Exchange Commission—
on
corporation
:
New York Stock Exchange
With Securities and
of
total, 130,000 shares are being sold for the account
of the company and 60,000 shares for the account of
certain selling stockholders.
y
Quotations
I
Agricultural Equipment Corp., La Junta, Colo.—Files
v
shares
the
Adamex, one of the underwriters,
1957.
subsidiary of
directors
are
headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Crowell,
& Co., on March 22 publicly offered
190,000
group,
Inc.,
Daystrom,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Electronics, Inc.—Stock Offered—A banking
Purchase
New
in the respective amounts of $135,000 and $90,000.
The debentures are
being acquired from Adamex Securities Corp., and represent part of an
offering
of
$8,000,000
of
convertible
subordinated
debentures
due
March
1,
1977, of Daystrom, pursuant to a registration statement
is
INSURANCE
-
American International Corp/, affiliated invest¬
York, it was announced on March 19, have
and
company
companies
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
above.—V.
Express Co.
Adams
185, p. 1150.
Early
delivery.
of
Net
the sale of the debentures will be used by the
to retire outstanding bank borrowings, aggregating $63,000,000
funds, and the balance will be added to the general funds
company
in
U.
of
the
S.
pany's
construction
during
world's
the
subsidiary
principal
second
and
corporate
expenditures
producer
expansion
the
lor
including
purposes,
in
connection
working
the
with
com¬
program which is expected to cost abotit $350.period 1957 to 1960.
The company, which is the
of Aluminium Limited,
currently
ranks as the
largest
announced
become
used
be
requirements
000,000
to
to
company
capital
its
from
proceeds
largest
of
plans
aluminum
and
those
ingot.
of
C/n
the
competitors,
producer of primary aluminum
in
basis
it
of
expects
1960.
owns
in Canada extensive alumina
producing facilities, five
hydroelectric power stations, five primary aluminum smelters
and
four fabricating
plants.
Through its wholly-owned subsidiaries,
it operates bauxite mines and
a plant for the treatment of bauxite
Alcan
large
in
British
dock and trans-shipment facilities in Trinidad,
a
shipping line, and a fluorspar mine, shipping terminals and rail¬
way, storage and construction facilities in Canada.
ore
During
Guiana,
consolidated
1956,
sales
net
and
operating
principal
1749 and V. 182, p. 2125.
The
is
company
183, p.
the
subsidiary
of
of
revenues
amounted to $355,553 000 and net income to
compared
with
consolidated net
sales
and
operating
$307,701,000 and net income of $41,161,000 in 1955.
company
the
$45,321,000.
revenues
Aluminium,
of
Ltd.—V.
coils
Houston,
this
new
market,
Texas
the
manufacturing
will
facility
said.
report
first
equipment,
Ik
the company serve the growing
Detroit, beer and soft drink can
in
the
help
city,
was
installed
in
leased
quarters.
ended on new plants at
Blue Ash. Ohio, just outside Cincinnati, "and at Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
During the year Canco acquired Kienle & Co., manufacturers of
lithographing inks; Bradley Container Corp., which makes plastic tubes
and
"squeeze" bottles; Pittsburgh Plastics Corp., producers of caps,
nozzles and similar products, and. Sun Tube Corp., collapsible metal
tube
manufacturer.
The company also expanded
its overseas opera¬
tions.
American Can International Inc., a subsidiary, was formed to
supervise technical assistance agreements which were signed with can
manufacturers in Denmark, Germany, France, England, Mexico, Vene¬
zuela, New England, Australia and Japan, and to further1 expand for¬
eign markets for Canco containers made in this country.
The company also announced formation of Metalgrafico Canco, S. A.,
to
operate a can-making plant at Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Wholly-owned
subsidiaries now include American Can Co. de Venezuela, S. A., Puerto
Construction
Ric-an
Can
was
under
way
Co and American
the
as
year
A
stockholders.
the
of
in sales
peak
new
William
by
Stolk,
C.
He
company,
proceed
Sales
also said
which
further in
and
and improved earning? for 1957 were forecast
President, in the company's annual report to
rentals
that
was
its out¬
right to subscribe
109,208 additional shares at a subscription price of
$25 per share, on the basis of one share for each five
shares held of record on March 20, 1957. Rights to sub¬
scribe will expire at 3:30 p.m. (New York time) on
April 3, 1957.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. is manager of a
group which will underwrite the offering.
j
that the net proceeds from the sale of
will be applied toward the reduction
were incurred primarily to finance
installment notes receivables, and in part, for the acquisition of the
assets of Western Laundry Press Co., Inc. and certain other acquisitions
PROCEEDS—It
additional
the
and
augment
to
expected
is
shares
common
These
loans.
short-term
of
manufacturers
For
the
income
-
of the leading and most broadly diversi¬
one
of commercial laundry and dry
1956, the
$2,336,000.
year
of
loans
working capital.
BUSINESS—Company is
fied
CAPITALIZATION
during
the
past
year,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
this
company
in
1956
reached
a
new
high
at
Mr.
Stolk
told
stockholders that earnings diverged from sales because
proved impossible to recapture all the increases incurred during the
year in
the prices of materials, labor and services." He expressed con¬
fidence
that the new schedule
result
Last
share
in
improved
of
profit margins
prices,
in
put
into
effect
Nov.
1,
would
1957.
year's earnings, after preferred dividends, were $2.92 a common
10,938,965 shares outstanding, compared with the previous
on
year's $3.04 a
share on 10,385.591 shares outstanding
1955.
?
as
of Dec.
31,
Sulfa Drug—
sulfa drug
fcr the treatment of bacterial infections has been made available to
the
medical
profession
by
this company.
This new drug, Kynex
(sulfamethoxypyridizine), will be markilcd by the company's Lederle
K.
$771,635,021, up 8% from the $714,793,543 reported the year before, the
report revealed.
Net income after taxes, however, eased slightly to
$34,824,096 from 1955's record $35,989,700.
"it
for
American Cyanamid Co.—Has New
would
C.
Towe,.
Laboratories
In
offers
has
President,
announced
that
a
new
Division.
stock
shares
other
issuance
PRIVATE
advantages,
a
smaller
dosage
is
required
to
control in-
above
long
been
one
of
profession
in
a
leader
the most
oral
In
1953.—V.
research
successful
diuretic
185,
wnlch
p.
of
on
1269,
sulfa
which
was
first
is
and related
acelazolamide,
compounds
Diamox
introduced
to
the medical
company's
Employee Stock Option Plan.
company
is planning to borrow $3,000,000
for
the
proposed
eliminate
sulfa-related
the
LOAN—The
$349,865
655,262 shs.
at March 19, 1957
for $6,000,000 with several banks with interest at Mi of
prime rate but not less than 4% nor more than 5%.
for the two borrowings provide that they are each
contingent upon the other and are subject, in each case, to drawing
formal agreements satisfactory to the respective participating parties.
In the event that these borrowing arrangements are consummated, the
1%
funds
a
include 41,333 shares reserved
Outstanding
arrangement
Kynex. another development of Cyanamid's Research Division, has
been under clinical investigation for about two years.
This company
drugs,
*900,000 shs.
years from an insurance company at an interest rate of 5%% and,
concurrently therewith,
to enter into a three-year revolving credit
lection.
has
under
...
15
Terms
making the announcement, Mr. Towe pointed out that Kynex
the physician a
more
satisfactory sulfa preparation because,
among
cleaning machinery.
had net sales of $32,901,000 and net
company
GIVING
purchase obligation.,
($20 par value)
Long-term
Common
♦Authorized
the integration and expansion program
accelerated
1957.
of
capital
Offers Common
for
Canco's
American Can Co.—Broad Expansion Planned for 1957
—
standing common stock (par $20) the
Can International.
expansion
and
integration
expenditures reduced working
during the year to $135,453,649 on Dec. 31, 1956, from $140,500,144 a year earlier.—V. 185, p. 925.
Laundry Machinery Co.
American
Shares—The company is offering to holders of
resulting
corporate
the
therefrom,
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
Goldman,
as
available, will be used to reduce or
mentioned above and for general
loans
short-tenn
purposes.
named
Sachs •&
has agreed to sell to each of the
each of the underwriters, for whom
acting as representatives, has severally
company
below,
Co.
are
and
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1382)
to purchase,
»greed
the
of
shares
pursuant
the respective percentages set forth below,
in
additional
of
stock
common
subscription
the
to
for
Co—,—.
&
.
Blyth
*
]
j
Hallgarten
i
,
V
W.
■
■
i
}
—
,
&
Lee Higginson
,
„r
,——!
Corp—!,,.,——,
engaged
amounted
to
from
purchase
the
the
company
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis—.——
,
3.75
Halsey. Stuart & Co., Inc.S3.550,000
2.00
Allison-Williams
C.
'
I
I-'
Jaffray & Hopwood—.
Reiter
H.
Riter
Co—
&
Co
<te
—
^
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Werthelra Sc Co.—
—1-
—
Witter
V.
185,
&
Co.——————_
6,60
first
directors
March
on
resulted
quarter
15
in
Backlog 51% Higher—
that
announced
higher
sales
and
for
operations
first quarter a year ago.
the
than
income
net
1957
for
the
Bradford
C.
of
expanded operations in cement
tion materials,
exclusive
of
equivalent
were
to
other heavy
and
construc¬
4,360,258 shares outstanding,
shares.
59
cents
the
For
first
1956
3,614,018
on
common
larger
in
occurs
months
of
percentage
final
the
American-Marietta's
three
favorable
most
the
of
quarters
for
highway
sales
earnings
which
year
building
and
and
now
with
coincide
other
types
of
out¬
In
the December-January-February
1953,
of
annual
ereased
amounted
the
1953,
the second
first
quarter
for
&
Dick
order
than
quarter
a
backlog
year
51%
greater
at
expectations are
ago,
three
Common
Gas
shareholders
margin the 442,114
Co.—Stock
Oversubscribed—
oversubscribed
new
by
600.000
Bodine—-,
200.000
1,100,000
1,100,000
&
Este & Co,!~j—————
100,000
Evans
300,000
Co., Inc.—-
&
Steele
Fauset,
First
of Iowa Corp.—-—
First
of Michigan
First
Securities
Corp.—
Marshall!;
Foster &
Inc.
150,000
500,000
250,000
Corp.,
shares which the
common
com¬
offered them through warrants which expired
pany
Final
250,000
Co.,
Inc
the rights offering of new common stock by this
shareholders subscribed for 437,384 new shares
on
show
that
their primary right ot subscribing for one
each
10
shares
held.
This
represents a
under
for
share,
new
$54.50,
at
subscription
rate
purchase
same
for
stock
not
scription
Since
applied
for an additional
under their conditional
price
taken' by
other
shares
option
of
shareholders
under
available
subscribing
primary sub¬
distribution
their
basis
are
for
share¬
among
this
of
oversubscription, an allocation is being
«nade in the ratio of only about 2.82b of the stock requested througn
oversubscriptions.—V. 185, P
1150.
• i
American
Telephone &
Operating
revenues
1957
expenses
Income
taxes-!
Federal
Other
operating
250,000
operating
after
—V.
income.
2,03,7,807
$6,306,566
4,434,117
3,838,754
—
1150.
p.
American
Window
Glass
highest
Net
level
in
income
1956
Co.—Reports Record
than
more
amounted
30
to
dividends, to $2.23
standing at year-end. This
$2.04
share
a
sales
the
on
of
and
of
Corp.
Rothschild & Co.—-1,100.000
Nicolaus
Inc.—
100,000
—.
J.
Swiss
the
at
present
number
for
1956
of
410,942
on
1955
for
250.000
amount
Co.—
100,000
declared
Co.~-.__
&
-250,000
American
Corp.—
Thomas
Co.———
300.000
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
of
&
&
Wertheim
200.000
C.
&
Co.—_——
L.
Co.—
„
SEC
sales of $22,054,157.
According to Otto G. Schwenfc, President, sales Volume in the second
1956 was below capacity production as a result of
the decline
<u housing starts and the sharp increase in
imports of foreign glass,
decline
last
cesnlts
in
demand
freight
wages,
the
for
the
for
rates,
quarter
first
window
and
the
of
•
.Will
year
quarter
glass
of
with
coupled
material
raw
costs
materially
1957.—V.
384,
the
which
affect
increase
occurred
the
operating
This
a
k
share
for
reports
company
months'
period
of
consolidated
ended
common
Jan.
stock
net
1957,
compared
income
of
with
after
$11,475,756
$7,821,264
taxes
equal
or
for
the
to
$3.52
a
share
$2.40
same period In the previous year. Net sales and
operating
the current six months' period were
$511,352,178 against
$382,552,098 for the same period of the previous
year.—V. 184, p. 2438.
Ann
Income
Common
available
shares
fEarnecl
per
filed
16
RR.—February Net Income
ry.
oper.
revenues
oper.
expenses
Inc.
oper.
Federal
income
—V.
other
185,
p.
633,872
Off—
of
Series
Series
With
Schwabacher
be
to
notification
of
587,862
1,293,386
1 228 00''
taxes
36,524
56,953
used
to
$1)
(par
&■:
to
77 'Mo
chgs.
deductions
26,588
45,521
30 989
53 901
Ansul Chemical Co.—Sales 25% Ahead of 1956—
Ansul
1956,
sales
L.
C.
185,
—V.
p.
this
at
time
McKesson,
25'/
arc
Sales
ahead
of
Vice-President,
the
first
notes
Co.
(&
reported
on
March
—
Electric
Power
syndicate
gage
and
as
Co.—Bonds
Total
common
of
1,825,344
stock
dividend.
stock
t$1.72
^Excluding
dividend.
'tax
special
iBased
year.—V.
on
shipments
Net
in
profit
In
1956
to
amounted
stockholders
previous
the
year
cash
as.
$52,261,814.
$3,351,987,
was
record
of
dividends.
$2.20
Atlanta Paper
has
company,
acquired
Mr.
full
that
held
were
accrued
which
will
poration
sold
Atlanta
producer
the
products
won
interest, to yield 4.55%.
This offering
cf
The
volume
—V.
Mead
of
a
Three
other
184,
JOo'3501
The
reding
new
were
received,
100.4799;
The
also
First
for
Boston
438s,
Corp..
viz:
an<^ £aStman Dillon, Union Securities
bonds
from
from 101.23%
will
105.85%
to par,
PROCEEDS—Net
eapital contribution
be
to
redeemable
par,
end
at
at.regular
special
plus accrued interest
in
Harriman
100.4099,
& Co.
and
to
be
from
made
the
by
(jointly),
Avco
each case.
with
organization,
a
15, 1986
3%.
In
as
due
1981—————
39,585,000
1984
19,123,000
15.
1980
July 15,
$100
cum.,
A
1,
11,069,000
L-i
*
37,244,000
1990--—,
value
par
;.
24,327,000
1989
29,900,000
—
(author.
"
500.000 shs.):
:
—
None
—222,921 shs.
———
68,928 shs.
value
par
of
properties
sale
of
(authorized
stock
common
9.600.COO shs.)
subscribed
in
6,929,902 shs,
but
39,984
were
incorporated
company,
for
unissued
at
March
Maryland
under
1957.
18,
20,
June
on
located.
are
Other
business
the
of
includes
company
and electrip appliances and the production and sale of
principal executive offices are located la the Lexington
gas
The
Lexington
and
purchase
to
forth
Liberty
Streets,
Baltimore
underwriters
from
the
named,
3,
Md.
below
' *
•
have
a
lias held
company
a
the
of
amount
who
stock
formerly
2322
packaging
in¬
Florida
a
studio and
The
line
shipping
is
for
of
and
grocery
corrugated
for
its
income
be
follows
Commission
which
station,
The
grant,
five,
the
the
on
of
will
bringing
the
operate
the
recent
license
a
and
of
Indian¬
the
end
bv
Crosley
the ..Federal
of
on
operated
latter,
13
stations
VHF
maximum
of
one
the
air
the
first
35
Indianapolis
the
years
for
the
in
one
country's
this
ago
high-power
will
are
be
near
under
television
short
the
center
station
of
consideration.—V.
8.00
Bros. ,&
Boycc-:
Garrett &
Ba"mgartner,
C.
4.00
Sons
1.00
k.
1.00
1.00
Downing &
Co.
8.00
Ohio
than
«
&
.
0.50
—
W^ams
i.
Co., Inc.—
0.50
RR.—February Income Higher—r.
income
the
months
two
of
for
'
.
operating ratio for February
Howard E.
art"
Simp¬
"
$1,360,000
to
of $1,200,000,
excess
1956,
20.
first
compared
in
was
February,
over
March
on
for
$2,700,000,
February
$575,000
1956.
The
''
'
,
this
the
'
in
was
two
months
'.
•
82.73%.—V.
was
»
year
first
185,
1270.
p.
Bank Building & Equipment Corp.—Moves Offices—
The
company
technical
and
building,
1130
Barden
The
that
announces
administrative
Hampton
its
St.
offices
executive
staff have
Ave.,
moved
Louis
10,
its
to
its
and
entire
headquarter^
new
Mo.—V.
180,
2290.
p.
y
Corp.—First Quarter Earnings Up 34%—
corporation
ended
Jan.
increase
31,
34%
of
equal
the
over
36
to
cents
1956
quarterly rate.
The
the (309,000 shares * of
Net
income
31
—V.
185,
on
,
before
Provision
taxes
for
$530,000
was
taxes
the
for
renegotiation
and
common
•-
.
1270.
p.
earnings
average
share
per
outstanding.
Jon.
,
reports net income of $219,000 for the three months
first quarter of its• fiscal year.
This was in
1957,
"
!
Per share earnings for the first quarter compared
annual quarterly rate for the 1956 fiscal
year of 26
VHF
by
an
cents
three
a
to
'
average
share.'
months
amounted
••
...
with
ended
$361,000.
-
of
Crosley
came
Crosley
stations
will
be
known
Indianapolis.
185, "p.
Several
'■<
818.
SEC
the
WLW-I.
transmitter
corporation
covering
offered
at
'-.proceeds
and
shares
(3100
par
be
to
are
March
on
2,950
4
of
filed
5%
shave).'
per
for
used
—
Files
Exchange Commission—
letter
There
down
a
a
will
preferred
real
oil
with
stock
:.
th#
to
underwriting.
no
oe
payment
'.
notification
of
participating
be
Fhe
properties,
_
Basic, Inc.—Reports Increased Earnings—
also
for
as
Associates, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.
Securities
The
to
broadcasting
month.
wave
With
band.
company,
first
Barton
Com¬
for-construction
America.
new
Studios
The
went
of
Goodbody & Co.—
Mead, Miller & Co.!!—
the month of
for
more
Cumulative
excess
Robert
house¬
after
WLW.
■
,
.
grant
to
of
ownership
in
before
Channel
-on
commission-established
station
air
.
announcement
of
Stein
8.00
8.00
President, announced
are
television
new
to
the year.
The
/
1270.
p.
Daltimore &
containers
~
,
expected
'
—4.00
8.00
—
Beane!_
&
185,
Net
-con¬
top
613.
transmitter
station
offer,
Baker, Watts & Co.!
8.00
Sons
Legg & Company—,
Lynch, Pierce,
increase
cor¬
Manufacturing Corp.—Crosley Unit to Expand—
Ind.
&
Ripiey & Co., Inc.
Fenner
served
Atlanta .company-voted to* merge
ten paper producers.
Annual
companies
is aooroximatelv.. $200,000,000.
and
C.
Merrill
the
the
of
one
subscription
40.03
Inc,—
Brown
John
Florida,
unit
Co.,
Corp.
company..
complete
a
Boston
Harriman
son,
year.
Kugan,
.
severally
company, in the respective percentages
shares of new common stock as are ho^
below, such of the
for pursuant to the
First
Alex.
Corp,-, of Miami. Fla.,
Atlanta Paper and Chair¬
of
and
the
December,
munications
Howard
for
P.
Sells, Jr., President, states that
the' year
history.
ended
The
financial
the
Dec.
24-page
statistics
considerable
■■■
for
31.
1956,
illustrated
the
growth
is
decade
that
the
the
report
net
from
income
highest
gives
J94/
to
has
company
in
bo'h
of
the
$1,721,274
company's
operational
and
1956.
demonstrating
enjoyed during this
period.
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc., Tarry town, N. Y.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
investment
covering
—V.
179,
an
filed
company
additional
p.
300,000
amendment
an
shares
of
on
common
March
stock,
$1
1957.
value
1609.
the
industry
and
19,
par
Over
fractories
from
in
&
Wilcox
other
company
on
March
15
filed
SEC
covering 535,148 shares of
company
its
each
proposes
outstanding
tea
shares
Net
•t"
Clio
is listed
as
proceeds
company
offer
capital
held
underwriting terms
Co.
to
are
on
these
stock
this
and
at
the
S9
for
rate
stock.
subscription
of
text,
statement
capital
par
one
by
new
with
be
for
5. 1957.
The subscription price
and
by amendment. - Morgan Stanlev
underwriter. "
*
'
'
'
will
be
available
added
for
-
to
the
anticipated
general'funds
capital
to $2,997,423:
capital
froijn
from
$4,469,878
contains
report
illustrating
184,
leading
producer
the
in
net
income
SI,900.925
to
ex¬
of
granular
basic
re¬
many
to
from
$291,654
$6,434,073;
and
to
in
$1,721,274;
plant
in¬
$15,209,209.
striking
company's
photographs,
with
facilities,, customers
and
descriptive
products,
2438.
p.
<
holders
share
—V.
this
•
The
supplied
financing
will
shares
registration
April
to be
the principal
of
a
its
years
the steel
industry and lime products for the building
experienced
consistent
increases:
in
its
level
of
sales
income, from S6.557.415 to $24,337,103: in net cash income
$484,372
The
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
the
ten
for
has
working
vestment,
cash-
Americau
,
1,
21,
White, Weld & Co...——
Broadcasting ■ Corp;, a subsidiary, announced on March 19
is
proceeding with immediate construction plans for a 32,-
it
apolis.
of
prices reredemption prices ranging
parent
due Jan.
Z
Blyth &
the
Crosley
Rip¬
Kulm,
redemption
financing, together
the
its
stock
&
proceeds
2a'4%
Apr.
is
—V.
than
price
Southern
combined
2618,
pp.
Babcock
bids
ley & Co., Inc.,
Outstanding
$10,893,000
—
%
packaging manufacturers,
The parent
Seymour
with
multiple
Corp.,
the
to
the world's largest manufacturer of carry-home
and soft drink trade.
It is filso the country's
well
folding boxes.
with
was
the books closed. The underwriters
award of the issue at
competitive sale on March 19
bid of 100.58%.
FINANCING
Dec.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Container
more
purchase
beer
as
distributed
was
Paper purchased all of the issued and
Samuel and Seymour Kagan and Mitchell
by
throughout
for
share,
a
high, exceeding
1955.^—V. 184, p. 1910.
in
President
for
remain
Paper Co. is
cartons
the
above
$4.40
to
Corp. was established in- 1955 as
in
the manufacture
of
corrugated
engaged
tainers,
share,
a
8.3%'
is
amounted
leading
Palm
of
disclosed.
not
underwriting
oversubscribed and
-
1976—
Series, due Dec.
agreed
Atlunta
the
Container
built
bonds, 4%% series
-
PRESENT
-""
to
all-time
an
paid
Container.
Palm
said,
President,
Palm
in
of
is
nation's
Harris,
stock
Details
volved
as
the
cf
of Palm
interest
This
share
a
ownership
Board
Harris
Fried.
of
com¬
primarily engaged in the business of producing, purchasing,
selling electricity and gas within the State of Maryland where all
The
compared
Co.—Acquisition—
one
to Arthur L.
of the
P
March 20 offered $29,000,000 of first
mort¬
due March 1, 1987, at 101.22%
on
due Jun.
Building,
-
'
its
paid in the
1,
4»/2%
set
1955,
for
profit of $3,096,241. Earnings in 1956
which a total of $1,830,000. or $2.40
stations,
Offered—•
Jan.
X
steam.
credit
181,. p.'1874.
1955
♦
1957.
TO
'
;v
on
was
4%
the
*521,408
—$2.00
■
/
due
B
of
897,887
522,557
ob¬
provided
8,
1957, the directors
share payable April 1>
per
28.
EFFECT
due
C
and
1,687.905
1,043,477
„
year—
share—
for' 1956
$52,369,596
sites
manager of an
GIVING
dividend
Feb.
cents
23I%,
stock—no
1906.
-
-----—
—
for
at. end
be
—
The
Appalachian
Feb.
2 3i%,
BUSINESS—The
19,56
,,
.-"1955
$11,159,624 $10,041,125
-
of
Voice
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
45
27/8'/,
stock,
Com.'
Subs.)—Earnings—
number
of
41.
On
of
on
record
due
,
NOTE—Shares
Power
adjusting for 1956
outstanding at end of
station
quarter
1957.
2,
dividend
V
Series
Fran¬
demand
lengthy hearings before the FCC of Crosley and other applicants.
Crosley Broadcasting also operates television stations in Cincinnati,
Dayton,
Columbus and Atlanta,
as
well
as
the
clear-channel
radio
1269.
Jan.
on
U
Series
be
Co.,. San
/ retire
—
the
50.437
cents
quarterly
One such
W
Series
with
about
those
to
paid quarterly dividends
since 1310.
27/«%
.
3V'4%
Pfd.
stock
common
through
are
after
000,000
1957—2 Months—1956
$1,518,883
$1 495 475
after
Ret inc. after fixed
and
1957—Month—1956
$768,151
$754,234
company has
year
T
Series
Calif.—Files
letter
a
December 31—
common
"Adjusted
that
Arbor
Railway
Railway
JNet
on
Series
200,000
Inc.
Co.,
of
through the further issuance of
,
working capital,
Operating
revenues
Net operating income—
and
for
Period Ended Feb. 28—
<•
share,
&
the
revenue
,
31,
Pasadena,
shares
32,OCO
proceeds
Twelve Mohths Ended
hold
«ix
each
40
a
Series
Wright & Co..
Yantis
S.
of
replacement
refunding mtge. sinking fund bonds (open mtge.):
150,000
Commission—
March
on
per
for
and
Corp.,
Exchange
The
leading
1678.
p.
Anderson, Clayton & Co.—Reports Higher Profits—
the
expenditure
•"
in
of
and
reserves
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan of 1955
in
'
'
SS.25
outstanding
1955
In
and
covering
at
substantial
half of
The
Physics
Calif.
out¬
over
and
*
First
common
offered.
equipment
the foregoing, in addition
financing, are expected to
present
CAPITALIZATION
1,100,000
—
new
proposed
then existing
temporarily required
any
out
carry
stockholders of
to
150.000
White &
N.
F.
corporation
payable
$1,050,30,3
Increase
5%
a
to
the
300,000
1269.
p.
man
shares.
represent
1957
400.000
150.000
———~
pre¬
shares
earnings
stock
mon
400,000
Co.——
MacArthur
according
provision
required
through
DIVIDENDS—The
Co.,
————
Strauss
S.
Co.
&
Walter Stoke., <x
Grubbs
Joyce &
offered
Earns.
earnings
after
share
with
compares
S23.032.693
equal,
common
a
sales
years.
$1,126,168,
ferred
Net
record
tained
the
including
securities.""'-
Securities
This
reported
company
Funds
400.000
100,000
Applied
4,50(1.000
$5,646,299.
...
charges
185,
This
or
4,779,000
'
—
of
of
$5.500,0001
now
and
sale
purposes,
during the five-year
approximately $233,000,000." :
Series
of
Net,
Ret
25,733,080
—
—i
taxes
the
repayment
exceed
to
securities
plant
new
200,OuU
185,
The
the
facilities are estimated to require the
$40,000,000 in 1957.
Construction expenditures
period 1957-1961 are estimated to total
subscribed
2,421,285
Operating
not
the
from
corporate
and
existing
j; 250,000
Associated Spring Corp.—1956 Net Earnings Up 8.3%
$34,878,519
22,034.145
of
of
William R. Staats &
Co.—.,
1956
$38,579,664
—:
(estimated
the sale
Construction
Stifel,
—
Kirkland,
shares
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
loans
pending
general
500,000
750,000
Co
Kenower,
and
Month of January—
bank
500,000
proceeds
for
used
expenditures,
750,000
John B.
Net
the
on
be
principally by accruals to
Kean. Taylor & Co
the
at
will
construction
of
right.
only 4,730 shares
holders
167,544
stock
100,000
Co.,
250.000
Arkansas-Missouri
also
do., New York City, and the Maryland Trust
will be the subscription agents for the new stock.
net
L.
Keir150.000
cisco,
Trust
Md.,
Schwgbacher.'& Co.——_
Scott & Stringfellow
Norfolk
Jenks,
—V.
York
400.000
Investment
•96.9%.
Snareholders
New
Baltimore,
PROCEEDS—The
——
The subscription period will
expire
400,000
F.
The
—
stockholders
on
Co.——_
&
Gregory & Sons
Ira Haupt & Co
the
figures
oompany
The
Co.,
150,000
Reinholdt & Gardner—
The Robinson-Humphrey
Offered
common
the
at
Inc.*-——,—;
Stock
—
The First Boston
500,000
i——
Co.;
notification* with"
of
April 3, 1957. A group headed by
Corp. will purchase from the company
subscription price any shares not subscribed for
through the exercise of warrants.
p.m.
Ellis & Anderson
Green,
on
March 14.
(EST)
R. W. Pressprich & Co.. 1,100,000
Raf'l'ensperger, Hughes &
150,000
Co
&
shares held.
Inc.-
&
Co.
March 20 offered to its
5
100,000
Pollock
letter
a
.
Electric
&
at
1,100,000
E.
filed
.
Gas
eleven
———
Christensen,
5
March
on
covering 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1} to be offered
share,, without underwriting.
Toe proceeds are to be used
working; capital.
»
*•
:
150,000
Copeland
&
Inc.———
Wm.
corporation
250,000
Penington, Colket .& Co.
Peters, Writer &
1,000,000
duPont
With
Files
—
record March
18,' 1957, the, right to subscribe for
577,883 additional shares of common stock (no par value)
$31 per share on the basis of one new share for each
&
Curtis——.——-—
&
Patterson,
Minn.
of
Jackson
.
Lakes,
at
Hanseatic
Kendall,
Co.
substantial
a
receiv¬
SEC
company on
150,000
Inc.-
Natural
accounts
In
Exchange Commission—
500,000
.
Hutchinson
Webber,
Arthur
American
and
balance
$10,500,090.
32'.per
for
2o0,000
Co
Corp,——
Townsend.
&
the
at
Baltimore
'Jnc'!—_,!%./
&
York
Paine,
2730.
p.
ld- inventories
.ended
Ui
principal
~—
New
500,000
-
,
Co.,
Co
150.000
Merle-Smith—-
&
Francis I.
&
an
ine»"
1936fAhe
approximately
Baby-Fund, Inc., Detroit
.
& -Coe__'
McMaster
400,000
Co.d_~-.~-.--
,
Mullaney,- Wells & Co.—
1,100.000
Equitable Securities Corp.
in-
income
net
quarters of 1957 will contribute an even larger
American-Marietta's total earnings than previously.—V. 184,
to
:«uare
of
final
first quarter accounted
when annual earnings had
1956,
over
with
the beginning
treat
By
four-fold
to only 14% of the total.
this trerid, and with
line
In
income.
net
than
more
&
Co
DeHaven
Hirsch &
door construction.
iO%
Burnham
Courts &
Freeman
giving effect to the stock split of last July.
snares,
A
cents per share on
class
B
common
restricted
earnings
quarter,
50
were
400.000
500,000
Co._
&
&t
Mackall
Co.
&
Broome
Crouter
three months ended Feb. 28, 1957, were $41,132,921,
«a increase of 9.3%
above sales of $37,617,082 reported for the corre¬
sponding period last year.
Net income of $2,435,471 exceeded by 4,9%
income of the 1956 first
quarter which was $2,322,764.
Earnings per common share, reflecting the changing seasonal char¬
acteristic
Loewi
McDonnell
,
sales for the
Net
tinaare
31 i
v a*
Securities and
_S1. 100.000
150,000
Co,_
respective
Co..
400.000
Stearns &
Bear.
J.
American-Marietta Co.—Order
and
Dec.
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
of authorized capital
addition, the company
has under consideration further
capital expenditures which are cur¬
rently expected to approximate $25,500,000 during the
,two-year period
1957-1958.—V. 185, p. 1150.
-
Ladenburg, Thalmarin &
500.000
& Co,_
Stockton
The
Ac
expenditures
and
distribution
%
.
150,000
Lestrange & Co;
Parker
&
Earth
J.
1150.
p.
Co.-
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
Ball, Burge & Kraus_—,
3.75
following
-
Redpath
6.90
—
————
bonds:
new
Auchincloss,
3.75
6.90
—
Westlieimer & Co
Dean
Arthurs,
3.75
—
L. F. Rothschild & Co
■
v
2.00
—
penditures
able.
and
purchasers named below have severally agreed
the
Piper,
j
i
the generation,
in
to
pro¬
operating revenues of the company in the year
$95,625,633 and net income was $15,680,171,
to
amounts of
—
Co.
Power
The
2.00
———
Electric
EARNINGS—Electric
3.75
•
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
—6.90
The Ohio Co.—
t
Appalachian
of electricity
1956
6.90
»
Lehman Brothers
t
2.00
3.75
—————
Co.—:
by
to the public in extensive territory in West Virginia
Virginia, and in the supplying of electric energy at wholesale to
other electric utility companies and municipalities in those States and
in Tennessee. The company serves 1,227 communities in an
grea having
an
estimated population of 1,766,000.
'
3.75
—
Co
&
Hutton
E.
used
.
and
2.00
,——
be
and
BUSINESS—Company
sale
6.90
—
Alex. Brown & Sons—
W. D. Gradison <& Co—
,
t
Co.,
George D.
j
j
Inc.—
B. Bonrlght & Co
&
will
Co.,
bans loans, incurred in- connection with the construction
the balance will be used to pay for further additions
improvements to -the company's properties.
prepay
14.85
—
Bache & Co.—..—,3.75
A. G. Becker Sr Co., Inc.—3.75
i
Electric
&
Gas
gram,
%
Sachs
Goldman,
such
subscribed
not
-are
as
ofler:
.
.*
(A. J.) Bayless Markets. Ine.—Stock Sold—The public
offering of 395,000 shares of common stock, which was
made on March 12 by H. M. Byllesby & Co.
(Inc.) at
$10 per share, was oversubscribed.- See details in V.
185„
p.
1270.
.
.
.
Volume
185
Number 5623
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1383)
X
'
(A.
S.)
Beck
1957—4 Wks—1956
$3,533,412
~-V,
the
Shoe Corp.—February Sales Up—
Period Ended Feb. 23—
Sales
$3,095,991
$6,732,995
company its
initial investment of
Brewster-Bartle Offshore Co.;
and
of
1957—8 Wks.—1956
the
in
$6,232,148
working capital
of
the
in
placed
stock
common
balance
a
of
$725,000
company and made available funds
the Offshore company.—V. 185, p. 607.
further investments in
165, p. 1270.
$50,000
the
for
projects
will
period
in
Tire
the
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Develops New
New
the
at
in
the
Radio
the
only
18
the
The,, company
(estimated
exhibited
were
Engineers
to
the
at
inost
meet
of
airline
business
and
aircraft
developed
was
reliability
primarily
requirements
communications
and
standards.—V.
to
185,
$21
in
all-weather
carry
connection
185,
to
of
flight
aids
the
nationwide
opening
in
the-
company
March
on
stockholders
common
share
fcr
rights
to
The
each
five
expire
proceeds
of
shares
held
April
to
be used
April
l
(with
2S,
1957.
to
retire
notification
of
slock
$1.01
ipar
the
on
with
be
to
Steel
basis
of
one
oversubscription
an
Instow
dent,
new
The
retire
Foundry
$1,661,650
are
Black
The
The
such
Machine
&
Co.—To
Oil
The
for
will
that
announced
registered
debentures
5%
prior
outstanding.—V.
April
due
184,
1957,
30,
1960.
underwritten
subscription
April
privilege.
9.
;
V.
185,
One
Sales
185,
Javelin
will
$4,664,413
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$4,527,067
$56,716,965
Boston
The
Edison
proceeds
would
involving
be
in
at
of
outlay
of
this
bonds.
:
Profit
under
a
about
year,
program
Lake
$11,000,000
;
merit,
Net
after
income
Dividends
paid
1955
1954
1953
$45,944,996
$39,473,433
288,326
1,797,112
full
liabilities
3,712,313
10,964
Net
1,036,448
14.277,666
9,119,876
5,357,696
10,953,600
7,848,216
$2,536,169
$2,299,837
$3,324,066
40,100,792
21,572,989
19,543,016
Total
51,914,590
30,132,295
35,136,815
$2.50)
(par
7,000,000
_____
7,370,297
4,606,435
3,297,925
surplus
10,225,592
4,861,960
8,647,153
8,015,203
equity
Rev.
Air
mall
Chas.
E.
$23,479,180
32,348,247
29,302,991
1,815,298
1,667,561
1,498,098
(tons)
5.977
5,295
5,377
San
parried_i
was
the
in
sales
the
as
and
to
Board
the
points
in
designate
Plains
Mexico,
while all
as
service.
of
area
by
a
agreement
Braniff."
between
U.S.A.
United
between
major
Central
Kansas
Minn.;
said
U.S.A.
the
other
The
Minneapolis;
Rochester,
of
areas
"Braniff
of
tificate,
Braniff
Chicago,
and
to
of
areas
Plains
City;
the
United
equality
of
of
Mr.
Wabush
Lake.
Lake-Julian
in
the
bonds
also
the
the
,
iron
Beard,
"would
important
Including
will
Ltd.
be
course,
Braniff
Paul;
V.
to
the
provide
to
western
somf
as
United
a
States
Central
equitable
Plains
well
.operational
the
of
late
and
184,
third
a
as
by
material
sales.—V,
large
June.
between
Canadian
to
participation
the issue
in
existing
under
Halscy,
2439.
p.
>
general
special
a
-
for¬
necessary
tif
distribution
well
should
who
exceed
for
interested
S.
U.
press,
expected
are
expected
to
needed
for
capacity
to
lower
net
for construction
of
one
pioceeds
to
are
185,
used
be
Profit
before
Provision
Dec.
31—
income
for
1956
taxes—
and
income
Credit
income
Net
$781,317
280.058
385,606
$395,711
taxes
income
Net
"Special
1955
$832,827
state
to
share
reduce
bank,
special credit
"Extraordinary
gain
sale
on
of
fixed
assets,
net
was
capital
1955
net
income
the
conclusion
the
end
of
of
of
1956
$395,711.
with
1957,
sidiary
Inc.
company's earned surplus
compared with $962,49j
as
1956
the formation
owned jointly
Kerr-McGee
25,000
Oil
shares
were
successfully
Erew.ster-Bartle
of
equally
and
and
*$50,000 in
in
by
Industries,
of
common,
concluded
Offshore
Brewster-Bartle
Inc.
stock
Each
in
in
Co.,
at
»c
the
,of
offshore
new
firm.
Clary
warrants
notes
ordinated
of
the
notes,
,41 '-i'e
serial
THE
debentures,
from
$2,650,000
of
and
equipment;
to
due
sale
of
indebtedness,
accounts
issued
from
the
Jan.
in
1953;
under
The
its
including
restored
by
balance
to
entire
retired
short-term
incurred
5%
in
sub¬
amount
the
the
of
J
approxi¬
bank
loans,
purchase
the
working
of
company's
capital
of
has
the
subject
are
following
the
to
equipment
box cars;
400
cars;
Drexel
are:
Stroud
and
also
estimated
flat
50
&
&
Eastman
Co.;
Inc.—V.
Co.,
185,
Dillon,
819.
p.
and
Co.
to
arrangements
Woodland
10101
The
purchase a 170,000
Cleveland,
Ohio,
from
Avenue,
Telephone
Bell
Ohio
Co.,
it
was
an¬
14.
building
new
expansion of
for
its
com¬
uses
manufacturing
price
and
for the building, located on 3.6 acres of land,
Controller Co. will occupy the building in late
Clark
operations
Bell
Solon,
being
now
have
been
Ohio.—V.
conducted
transferred
181, p.
there
to
by
Western
Electric's
Western
2799,
Corp.—New
on
Developed
in
and
for
Club
known
electronics
of
corporation
the
and
with
automation
the
unveiling
years
and
downtown
Los
scheduled
are
country.—V.
company's San
was
of
writes
bookkeeping
Gabriel
(Calif.)
has been under
installed
Angeles, Calif,, dddre
in
185,
p.
number
a
recently
was
of
department
stores
1040.
Aluminum Products Co.—Earnings
Higher-
Gas
Electric
&
Corp-.—Sales of Elec¬
Net
and
total
total
Provision
,
Common
~~V.
sales
of
of
electricity
gas
were
were
$22,715,105,
$5,072,856,
up
17'%,
9%
ahead
Mr.
Acker
for
1955
$4,459,268
366,lOI
2.51,248
taxes.,
Federal
income
taxes
185,139
shares
per
184,
140,749
$181,520
profit
Not
Earnings
growth of population and expansion of In¬
in
the company's service area - in- the Central
sales
income
before
1956
$140,499
outstanding
323,960
share
SO.56
common
323,960
SO.43
.*
1350.
p.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
of New York, Inc.—Net
Earn¬
ings and Gross Profits at All-Time High—
-
•
Mr.
gas
had
Acker
said
operations
the-effect
mission
that
v.as
of
a
authorizing
■requirements
from
major
a
Central
the
development
decision
upholding
of
the
(he
Hudson
Tennessee
U.
order
to
Gas
the year
during
S.
of
the
affecting
Supreme. Court which
Federal Power Com¬
purchase
a
portion
Transmission
of
Its
gas
Co.
"As-
result
a*
of
this
decision,"
Mr.
Acker
continued,
"the
company
can
now
proceed with i«s' plan's
for
the' construction
of a
50-mile
pipeline from Kingston, N. Y., to an interconnection with the Tennessee
near Albany.
Construction of this line, which will at least
double the capacity of the company's natural gas supply system, is
This
unit
for
and
the
the
at
completion
in
December,
1957."
projected construction of
Dunskammer
Foint
Steam
a
third
Station,
highest
the
and
with
portions
larger generating
together with normal
also
distiibute
throughout
or
$2.34
per
$16,300,027
summer.
offset
by
reported
other
52-year
is
history
was
recorded
last
an
independent corporation that
under an exclusive franchise for
of
most
soft
in
share
New
new
that
Was
33
of
York
State,
New
Jersey
drinks
1955.
throughout
Gross
profit
sales
on
in
1955.
pointed out that the
despite
unseasonably
cool
losses
derived
company
share, compared
common
Board,
achieved
volume
the
per
against $13,489,642
the
said
He
in
1956
Chairman
performance
last
than
its
beverage
Connecticut. '
Murray,
1956
weather
He
T.
in
which
I the
$2,648,039, equal to $2.65
record
a
James
peak
Co.
of
were
$2,340,416,
leached
income
company,
distributes
Coca-Cola
and
more
and
net
this
by
Earnings
.company
scheduled
The
year
bottles
to
due
from
was
its
the
the
new
planning
territory.—V.
weather
family
were
bottle.
bottle
to
168,
p.
and
2431.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent-Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Seibert, President.
Published twice a week, [every Thursday fgeneral news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday). Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
STate 2-06131; 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. O.,; England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at ti-<»
at New York, N. Y., under
the
Act of March 3,- 1879.
Subscriptions iii United States,
U. S, Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, in Dominion of
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, S67.00 per year.
»
.
,•
*
•
"
Dana
.
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
a
cus¬
the Clary Transactor,
two
in
srere
the
in
as
than
moire
basement
installations
throughout
this
ior
.manufactured
tests
Bullock's
tional
fields
by
system
new
new system,
exhaustive
Development Announced—
the
12
department stores which
checks automatically and keeps track ox the
electronically.
sales
plant, the
in
Match
•(Telephone
poet office
NOTE:
to
cars
COMMERCIAL AND
William
as
uuthoriza-
Co.—Buys Cleveland Plant—
completed
at
expansion
information
*
availability.
debentures
$420,000
install¬
5%
$2,000,000
1972.
1,
upon
the
payable
the
bank
a
public
immediately
the
discharged
notes
$750,000
sold
It
subscribed
was
derived
.mortgage
new
borrowed
1958-62.
convertible
latter
Income
mately
and
due
Valley,
1955
'
.
certificates,
'
the
ment
by
hopper
offering
Co.;
Ohio
revolutionary
steady
commerce
reported.
FINANCING.
ETC.—Climaxing plans formulated during
Drilling
Company
in
Februray,
1957,
privately
placed
$1,250,000 principal amount of its 51/2% serial debentures due 1963-72
with
the
and
Hucison
sub¬
Drilling Co.,
invested
company
PRIVATE
1956.
the
for
Commission.
Commerce
the
<&
the
and
announced
of
dustry
Janu¬
a
99.13%
$5,297,724
Hudson
Rcilecting
Negotiations exorcised
ary,
The
$1,201,004
was
after
Further
loans
electricity and gas reached the highest, levels in the com¬
pany's history in
1956, Ernest R. Acker, President, informed share¬
holders In the company's annual report released. on March 12.
1955.
and
for
tricity and Gas Attain Record Levels—
Sales
Hutzler
capacity.
plant at
new
inches
Central
*This amounts tc approximately 73 cents per share on common stock.
.Excluding the special credit, this marks an increase of $157,058 over
Baltimore
of
&
Six Months Ended December 31—
C
the
the
$050,000.
1957,
$395,711
$50,300
of
In
purchase
Electric
wide, seven inches long, and four inches high, the
portable machine retails for $29.50 and is durably con¬
structed from high impact styrene supplied by Catalin Corp. of America.
;
Applied Research, Inc., is located at 2609 West 12th Street, Erie, Pa,
V. 184, p. 42.
gains tax.
to
capi¬
Co.,
which
manufactures
electrical control
systems for industrial, commercial and residential
and
—
t$703,511
Bros.
certificates
covered
March
on
utilize
The
t
Corp. of America—New Product—
five
the
Controller
warehousing
.easily stored,
150,742
______
and
Only
of
Controller
ponents
low cost check writer called PermaPrint, which
prints in a deeply
penetrating, indelible black ink making the check permanently safe
•against tampering, has just been placed on the national market "by the
Applied Research Corp.
$552,769
Federal
shares
cars.
Electric
Clark
tomer's
Catalin
Co.
Telephone
bid
secured
be
building
nounced
cosls
expanding
934.
p.
amendment
an
its bid of 99.278%.
on
Inc.
of
50
gondola
Western
bo
A
Ended
to
company
ft.
sq.
The offering is not underwritten.
program,—V.
19
Co.
Interstate
Securities
The
the
Brewster-Bartle Drilling Co., Inc.—Earnings Up—
Years
the
Particip-itihg
Union
will
basis
&
sale
and
issue-is
Clark
the
on
SEC—
SEC
last
_
share)
per
PROCEEDS—The
and
airlines."—
flag
(S100
the
March 20 offered
March
on
600
that
the
comp&y is offering' to its common stockholders of
March 11
the right to subscribe on or before
March 27 for 58,310 additional shares of common stock
par
en¬
716.
p.
Offered—Salomon
$9,410,000:
$20.-
indicated
performance
.
each four shares held.
185,
with
1,200,000 additional
Potomac
&
on
and
record
the
of
of
r.
The
Higher Rate—
are
filed
18
covering
cents).—V.
Stuart
Issuance
The
at
%
sources.
v
.
facilities
productive
.
outside
"
3:,is.
tne
as
President,
over
extrusion
These
Increase
J
$7,500,000 of 3%% noncallable, equipment trust certificates due semi-annually,
Sept. 1, 1957 to March 1, 1972, inclusive, at prices to
yield from 3.50% to 3.80%. The group won award of
Carolina Telephone. & Telegraph Co.--Stock Offered—
cer¬
area,
(par 50
associates
2439.
p.
March
on
statement
Certificates
proceeding
as
ir>
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Equipment Trust
Lake;
new
plant facilities and equipment
substantially according to schedule. New melting and
facilities fov alloying primary aluminum and reprocessing
billet casting
the
wonts
company.has applied to the Maryland P. S. Commission for
authority to issue 200,000 shares of $100 par common stock.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
at the same time, asked the
agency for permission to purchase the new stock of its wholly-owned
subsidiary, which would use the proceeds to refund advances from
A. T. &■ T. used to finance construction,—V, 184, p. 1015.
plant.
own
year
10%
year ended
Nov. 3, 1956,
Construction and installation of
arc
1039.
the
among
fiscal
fiscal
%
"holds
stock
producing
direct profits
184,
as
important cities
Omaha; Des Moines;
Denver;
States."
would
with.—V.
current
studying
The
and
ore
royalties,
from
and
Corp.—Sales At
the
for
from
Fund, Inc.—Registers With
Chesapeake
brought
the
Wabush
iron
those
submitted
according-to Eugene
might increase as much
is
it
reduction
'
imported
corporation
tal
so
Newfoundland-Labrador
ot
be
due
that
alumina
Es¬
projected
a
be
registration
.
section
Gurkoff,
City
deprive
would
it's
"
.
of
will
in
confirmed
21
Peruvian
a
of
►
Chemical
their
at
effect
Javelin
mines
remainder
our
complied
Products
United
the
and
been
March
on
establishing
Works,
The
of
legislature
giving
Canadian
of
agreements
$2.41
average
the year
"
Wabush
future
Newfoundland
operations
the
of
during
"Authorization" to study this project is further evidence of the
lightened attitude of the Government of Peru.''—V. 185, p. 339,
German
steel companies, -)vill in no way be
agreements."
company's potential income have been consid¬
your
3,293,600
$2.38
outstanding
__
basis
on
1151;
p.
Alumina
the
Wabush
all
two
of
legislation
.
most
contracts,
3,350,267
shares
,j%
share,
near the Bay of Paracas, h a long-term ore in the early stages
investigation.
The estimated capital cost would be approximately
$200,000,000 for tne hydroelectric development.
"The lafge potential power of the Mantaro River would be carried
over
a
transmission line only
180 miles long to the coast where we
are
studying the- feasibility
of
a
plant
for
producing
aluminum.
and
new
7,946,318
3,293,600
ox
and
from
to
namely Julian Lake,
the
America's
9.004,818
7,986,067
3,463,600
_Lu__
year
works
Wabush
Javelin,
The
immediate
The
on
between
Lake
of
City—Plans to Issue Stock—
guaranteed
separate
all
1956
P. Xoenig, President, issued the
following statement:
"The combined plan lor a power plant with an ultimate potential
of
750,00C kilowatts
at
Mantaro
Bend, coupled
with
an
aluminum
including such
area,
St.
opportunity
opportunities
p.
at
production,
shareholders
airline
flag
Wichita,
economic
185,
three
1957
$51,075,580 $50,297,493
11,809,452
12.034,378
Robert
•
•
and
Co.—Earnings
:
common
corporation
Public
between Pickands
Canadian
Service
shares outstanding
of
provides for the development,
deposit which lie at the western
redeemed
Co.,
Lake,
from
"Total "sales
by the Civil Aeronautics Board and approved by the
1946 and re-approved by President Eisenhower on March 8,
Braniff is eligible for this designation.
In addition
designation
&
possible
of
have
which
assuring
and
understandings relate
sales
to
Dallas,
Mexico
States
Mexico
of
common
with
October
000,000,"
has
State
of
issued
under
1957,
last October
of
,
the
of
of
end
mine.
Lake
new
collaboration
the
existing
of
Capitol
one-company service to and from
of the United States would enjoy
Airways," Mr. Beard continued
President in
whole
Public
end
at
cost
Kansas;
Amarillo,
Lubbock
and
Austin,
Texas and others which have
developed substantial volumes of traffic
to and from Mexico City, would be
seriously handicapped vis-a-vis all
other
in
deposits
will be
these
malities
10,347
that
Department
the
operation
for
upon
10,812
announced
11
and
operator of the route
intermediate
concluded
Central
such
the
the
at
hydroelectric development.
Government
authorization to make the study, which was granted last
January, was
announced March
17
ac
the
dedication
of
the corporation's Paucartainbo
hydroelectric plant by Carlos Alzamora, Peruvian Minister of
of the great iron ore deposits
distance from Wa'oush Lake,
and
spur line of the Wabush Lake Ry. will
Wabush
North
contracts
scrap,
"Failure
This
between Canadian
Cleveland, Ohio.
These
of
outstanding
co.mnionu______.
conjunction
follows:
as
shares
—
the yeaiu
per
185,
$25,after
shares
Cerro de Pasco Corp.—Studying Possibilities
tablishing Alumina Reduction Works in Peru—
the history of this com¬
of Newfoundland, on
.
British
oy
sources
meeting
States.
;
of
of
one
The texts
$16,175,088 $12,647,360
26,736,544
27,344,547
12,056
March
on
Aeronautics
agreed
recently
12,921"
President,
Civil
Antonio
—V.
with
equal
2,725,774
9,044,567
for
during
2439.
p.
altogether separate
are
erably enlarged t,o include; earnings
the earnings of associated
companies
5,698
designate Braniff
winch
Dominion
the
,
shares
number of
1,313,798
Beard,
the
C
net carried
with
compared
$3,674,804,
was
on
income
Earned
reached
Co.
Canada,
Javelin
These
Javelin
Wabush
and
Thte
;
.
$34,961,039
cargo
requested
'
•
carried
carried
of
-
flo.vn___
—
miles
passengers
Tons
V "
is
of
$15,334,000 will
additions in 1957.
plant
716.
p.
Illinois
Average number
the
little
A
this
the
Ltd.,
"Previously
,
4,962,475
>
25%
a
the
Presi¬
development
some
area..
Wabush
disturbed
4,486,960
9,236,745
T__
Total shareholders'
Revenue
of
announced
of
Mather
the
Javelin
3,197,925
18.353,997
________
surplus
Earned
LaBorclfi,
regions.
outstanding
Capital
been
&
which
Co.
Javelin.
serve
earliest
of
becomes,
12,590,730
-
lying
the
result
a
the
that
33.264,832
7,286,567
assets
debt
Steel
immediate
to
in
development of
of Canadian Javelin.
Newfoundland, Government
section
22,989,634
stock
have
Mather
the guarantee retired.
opened on March 20 was to act
these new arrangements.
into
$1,271,660
Com.
cf
Ry. -Co.
"As
659,585
7,657,533
working capital
Property and eqpt., net
Long-term
the
of. the
Pickands
1,437,207
8,236,456
_____
184,
new
call price and
all
1,885,549
1,668,398
10,772,625
assets
Current
H.
in
expenditures
income
2,681,549
income
Common
New
—
John's, | the Capital
Smallwood.
It was
St.
scheduled.
as
Lake
37,549
_______
Current
October.—V.
agreement, announced
the
sections
"The
1,885,799
tares
E.
the
cn
revenues
Available
in approximately
which
taxes
Operating
lie immediately beside each other and are to be
by the Wabush Lake railway.. This railway, which is presently
energetic construction, is to be completed witn all possible dis¬
patch
equip-
after
Hawaii.
company has arranged for
640-acre leasehold adjoining
185,
developments
served
$46,798,650
the
agreement
-
1956
$52,722,206
revenue
sales of
on
of
Ltd.—Drilling Contract—
its
Ltd.
agreements
Lake,
remainder
Airways, Inc.—Highlights of Report—
Year End. Dec. 31—
Operating
Territory
one-half mile north
is producing from the Shaunavon forma¬
acquired this leasehold at a Saskatchewan
last
Pickands
Canadian
extremity
under
Braniff
the
The company retains
the agreement, which
undertakings,
to
for
those
in
deposit
constructed
of
30
The
619.
p.
and
office
of
outstanding at the year-end, compared with $3,365,177,
share
per
facilities
$6,458,000
gas
with
$28,098,708
share
per
si'.nhar
any
>
and
compared
Twelve Months Ended Feb. 28—
.
important developments
great
a
Co.,
by
"The
April.
on
mortgage
construction
$38,000,000
384,
meeting1
first
of
finance
$l
cr
Net
year.
three
next
in
said.
electric
common
wero
$1.10
to
that
the
program
Acker
the
to
1953
preceding
dividends
Mr.
and
gas
for
within
plant
construction
$7,554,000
estimates
electric,
stock
common
utility
history,
was
revenues
the
in
preferred
announced
53rd
for
to
largest
additions
195C
in
company
Central
which
auction
new
new
Julian
Financing—
special
a
$25,000,000
to
1956.—V.
Bond
asked
be
of
ased
record
a
than
more
Co.—Plans
will
issuance
well
and
ore
&
owned
stockholders
authorize
12
Ore.- -the
Saskatchewan,
spudded
Javelin
in
iron
provide
$54,978,460
be
to
12.
Homestead
most
Ltd.
result
in addition
933.
p.
March
on
Albany,
this
of
by Premier Joseph
Important
asso¬
Mather
—
—V.
field
announced
11,
over¬
Lake
1957—Month—1956
itself,
been
Crown
the
of
was
pany
Stores, Inc.- -February Sales Up—
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Oils
agreement,
March
has
Canadian
"These
Bond
695,639
Gross
acreage' under
Corp. Ltd.
well
Instow
an
March
1270.
p.
The
required
Operating
Developments An¬
nounced—John C. Doyle, President, in a letter to the
stockholders, on March 12, said in part:
818,
p.
by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., and
Stockholders will be accorded an
also
See
1957.—
8,
:
southwestern-
on
Canadian
There
to
on
March
are
shares
of
cost
possibilities
to
debenture
to
each
to be
expire
proceeds
fractional
uayable
company
in
states
the
first
tion.
Reduce
in
announced
Western
There will be no underwriting.
outstanding debt.—V. 185, p. 926.
mail subscription rights for its 34,377 com¬
stockholders on March 26 in the ratio of one
eight held on March 22.
offering
offer,
ciates,
15
each
plans
company
share
new
of
of
•
to
cost
no
in
Hills Power & Light Co.—Stock Offering—
share
mon
March
on
10%
11
.
farmout
a
Government
company
will
serving
office
Homestead
oilfield
interest
privilege! ;-
Debt—
it
The
of
SEC
market
(Calif.)—Opens 53rd Office—
finance
branch
a
2010.
p.
Through
drilling, at
the
offered
ef
Birdsboro
dividend
lieu
the
at
Net
letter
a
common
around
on
are
filed
8
covering 20.000 shares
in
with
be offered
to
1270.
p.
*
The
be
notification
without underwriting.
stock
consumer
network
—V,; 184,
that
of
Canadian
to
of
(par $1)
stockholders
to
50%
a
letter
a
stock
1271.
p.
This
Berkshire Gas Co., Pittsfield, Mass.—Files With SEC—
SEC
rata
Budget Finance Plan
the
total
systems
share),
per
pro
with
filed
1
common
tolal
the
company's
company
1955.
additions
constitute
the
1955.—V.
weight and two-thirds the size of the previous standard
equipment. This size and weight reduction makes it possible for
types
at
distributed
Corporation's
half the
airline
be
V.
the
of
Manager
equipment
space
navigation
new
planes,
Radio
of
March
on
covering 615-shares of
21.
Products
new
weight,
The
business
Institute
to
Aviation
said
critical
airliner.
the
of
March
Rice,
division,
meet
jet
I.
twin-engine
convention
Coliseum
Clarence
-
smallest
national
York
New
'
flight and landing systems meeting
airline per¬
standards, yet so light and compact that the equipment can
used
be
Equipment—
Brunswig Drug Co., Vernon, Calif.—Files With SEC—
instrument
formance
covering
years,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be
made in New York funds.
*
.
»
j -,i
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1384)
company
the
stock
March
on
12
of Photographic
Products, Inc., arid
Coleman and
L. S>bert, President and Vice-President and Treasurer, respectively,
the Coleman company, also will serve as directors ol Photographic
company, will remain as President of Photographic
will become a director of the Coleman firm, while
M.
of
Products,
The
•f
in
been
since
busmess
apd
Reese.
J.
purpum.
Its current sales volume approximates <>1,000,000
Coleman's sales are running at about $4,000,000 annually,
Coleman
stressed
that
the parent
firm will not require 'tny
the
President,
books
company's
substantially in
for
market
March
on
the
at
Crowell-Collier
The
stockholders
The
proposal
1957—8 Wks.—1956
1957—4 Wks.—-1956
$65,056,709 $62,302,490
S32.795.t05 S31,624,181
Co.—Offers
Power
juice
placed
the
offered
20
unfilled
20
March
was
price at
the
approved
Ohio,
to
31,
were
accounted
.
The
$4,000,000.
at
$3,894,000.—V.
185,
call
of
the
Life
Insurance
Tiie
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$100
used
March
on
for
that
the
time
special
the
1,820
shares
of
stock
common
share, without
working capital.
$50)
(par
underwriting.
per
lor
notilication
of
1957. The subscription price is $22.50 per share.
A group headed by The First Boston Corp. will purchase
any unsubscribed
shares upon expiration of rights at
(MST)
p.m.
The
be
to
proceeds
to
April 2,
on
proceeds
offering
BUSINESS—The
directors
of
having
Colo.,
provides electric service
of 100,000 all within
EARNINGS—Total
from
$2,472,534
from
$307,191
in
to
the
9,800
debt;
of
shares
of
the
shares
of
last
same
offering,
preferred
stock, $5 par
GIVING
of
state
the
and
year
income
net
dividend
stock,
$100
value;
par
321,425
and
value.
TO
Authorized
car»c
next
1976
Brockton
1976
3',4%, series D, due Apr.
1,
1984—_
1986...
deb.,
due June
1,
Common
stock
♦Additional
tSl.780 000
1974
provided
in
mented
1954,
and
ferred
term
+The
Sales
as
aggregate
334%
$1,900,000.
been
except
May 1, 1939, as supple¬
dated as of June 1,
agreement
outstanding.
of
sinking fund debentures authorized
principal amount of such de¬
the sinking fund and may1 not
$25,000
shares
cumulative
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
purchase
to
forth
set
not
below,
underwriters
from
such
subscribed
the
below
the
in
of
authorized,
stock
cumulative preferred
named
company,
of' the 'shares
for
preferred
4 Va ft
as
have
respective
additional
pursuant to the subscription
stock.
First
Dean
Boston
Witter &
Boettcher
&
Corp
stock
185,
Hess,
($3
C.
E.
The
keystone
of
SEC
number
Gas
Co.,
for
Inc.,
Olean
of
March
Y.,
Diana
of
One
joined with
Pittsburgh, and
the filing with the
the
of
It
outstanding
72,000
Gas
New
of
York.
shares.
common
acquire the assets
and
assume
the
In connection therewith, it will issue an
Its
of
stock
to
Columbia
outstanding 10,000
Binghamton and
in
Gas
Binghamton
exchange
the merger proposal,
liabilities
of
Keystone;
additional
22,152
Keystone's
for
Mr.
communities
in
tion
systems
Gas
the
Company,
southern
connected
are
part of
selling
the
presently
York
New
business
at
gas
retail
State.
the transmission
through
affiliate.
an
and
of
in
Their
manu¬
various
economies.—V.
distribu¬
system
185,
this
with
of
With
nical
the
Sold—The
$50,-
service
In
and
addition
the
two
has
he
.
increased
natural
Brady
newest
the
and
the
20.
It
is
Asahi-Dow
there
in
the
new
Pa.,
yield
its
York
New
With Securities and
This
corporation
March
(par
13,
$1).
share
on
Shaw
<fc
of
1957,
from
50
Conticca
is
717.
the
opened
is
efforts"
San
cents
in
to
the
Net
A
of
$1
sales
of
its
class
A
the
SEC
common
on
five
The
of
of
center
all
types.
supnly
angle
in
of
bars.
In
addition,
material
It
has
1,090,500 scares of cla-s
sate
of
stock
to
acquired
was
United
This
for
has
basic
Dow
"PTS"
peculiar
by
apply
B
Conticca
these
141,900 shares
common.
are
proceeds
to
is
at
discharge
schools,
industrial
patented change maker
'
-
activities
"'
■
in
division
new
steel
for
the
sinks
tc
for
$235,723,
that
Supply Field
plants
libraries.
and
box
cash
or
for
service
1
'
-
...
also announced
company
manufacture
homes
the
cents
In
market
ana
complete
185,
for
Television
the
first
men
industry
compared
as
six
had
a
of
this
to
months
considerable
4
cents
the
for
fiscal
same
year
period
to
provide
authorized
will
be
the
additional
issuance
initially
and
of
will
be
tools
at
machinery
bft
5-year
stockholders
to
sold
and
$90,500
offered
90%
of
par
the
directors
debentures.
in
$500
These
and
value.—V.
185,
$1,000
p.
610.
EI-Tronics, Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation
Corp.
'
its
and
Warren
areas.
laboratories,
$1,219,607,
were
the same pericd last year.
Net
increase of $51,036, or 310%, despite
over
output.
share
per
line
341.
p.
Pa.—Earnings—Financing—
company's fiscal year
an
&
formation
the
a
institutions.—V.
and
"
order
have
Radio
share
per
the
24%
or
$67,494,
was
their
of
year.
This
geographical
$9,384,697
the
first half of
of
income
18
last
quantity
nents
has
is
the
announced
subsidiary,
Plastics
Cropp
purchase
Engineering
custom
a
molder
of
Warren
Division,
of
Plastics
of
Warren, Pa.
specializing
in
plastics,
production
such
operations
to
Asahi
to
Japan's
Kawasaki
new
announcement
an
Chemical
ahead
the
at
Industry
by
schedule
Chemical
Ltd.
rapidly-growing
of
Dow
plant
of flexiglass polyesters used in electrical compo¬
as
a
unique home laundry multiple control switch.
Other
include complete production and testing facilities for glass
and
plastics
went
industry
"on
stream"
years
The
ago.
and
saran
located
are
first
products
filaments,
well
as
at
No'oeoka
manufactured
which
in
as
used
domestic
are
other
States
to
185,
Japan
and
comorised
1,500
long
tons
*
.
T.
P.
Tanis, President of El-Tronics, Inc., further announces that
Plastics,
as
well
as
Cropp Engineering Division, will be a
wholly-owned subsidiary of El-Trcnics, Inc.—V. 182, p. 812.
Warren
by
indus¬
(3,360,000
1041.
p.
and
television
usage
together
with the manufacture
of
production machinery.
Cropp Engineering Division designs, and manufactures rotary
plastic molding presses which produce plastic parts of high
quality and
precision on a mass production scale.
The
El Paso Natural Gas
widely
Suzuka.
and
radio
appropriate
White, Weld & Co.
syndicate
shares
Co.—Preferred Stocks Offered—
as manager
underwrote
on
of
investment banking
an
March
19
total
a
of
450,000
of
preferred stock, consisting of 150,000 shares
cumulative preferred stock, series of 1957 (par
and 300,000 shares of $5 convertible second pre¬
of 5.68%
$100)
the
Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Reports Loss
a
These
reserve
complete
reports
results
of
loss
a
write-off
of
of
after
are
$1,688,000.
$3,887,000
the
tax
a
This
balance
on
sales
carryback
of
of
been
its
television
of
set
and
receivables
condition.
loss
of
These
of $66,378,000
of
in 1955.
broadcasting
casting
Corp.
results
in
compare
Lower
income
sales
since
December,
the
with
a
$47,401,000
$1,262,000
has
reserve
to
up
and
cover
transmitter
in
$3,674,000
a
on
sound
sales
figures for 1956 reflect the absence
spin-off of the Du Mont Broad¬
1955.—V.
185,
340.
p
value). Public offer¬
ing of the 5.68% cumulative preferred stock was made
at $100 per share, plus accrued dividends from March
1,
1957.
El Paso Natural Gas Co. itself is
of
ers
its
of
share
one
shares of
of
Sulphur &
company on March
ord
March
8 for
at
Potash
Co.—Stock
—
19 offered to its stockholders of
The
rec¬
14 the
right to subscribe on or before April
300,000 additional shares of capital stock (no par)
$25 per share at the rate of three
10 shares held.
The
Offered
new
shares for each
The offering is not underwritten.
Manufacturers
Trust
Co., New York,
N.
Y.,
has been
appointed
The
See
net
also V.
proceeds
185,
p.
corporate
purposes.
The
into
the
to
be
used
for
general
new
to
offering to hold¬
subscribe
for
the
rate
ible
of
second
stock
three
Paso
repay
its
to
and
the
second
company
of
the
common
proceeds from
convertible
Gas
(EST)
stock
on
wi'l
Apr. 2,1957.
be
convertible
to and including April 30.
stock
for
one
share
Co.
second
of
the
cumulative
the sale
preferred
to
least
of
$5
1967
at
convert¬
to $15,000,000 of the proceeds
Northwest Pipeline Corp.,
El
will
its
in
be
preferred
used
system,
by
El
and
to
connection
with
program.
Pacific
oi
shares
enlarge the capacity of
$25,000,000 of bank loans incurred
construction
subsidiary
p.m.
preferred
preferred stock.
Natural
at
expire at 3:30
of
shares
PROCEEDS—Net
stock
new preferred
stock for each 56
held of record March 18, 1957. Rights
convertible
$5
common
Up
are
1041.
rights
the
common
to subscribe will
Duval
stock
common
300,000 shares of $5 convertible second preferred stock,
at a subscription price of $100 per
share, on the basis
subscription agent.
estimated
other
fact
Net
for
begun
fishing industry
corporation
1956.
after
railroad
accessories
and
the
plans
recently
specialized
outstanding
and
company
it
reconditioning
Coast
a
.
separate
the
on
be
engaging
West
many
also makes
increase
West
plant, situated between Yokohama and Tokyo,
shipment of styrcne monomer in January.
This
reportedly the first bulk shipment of monomer from
stock
offered
for
public sale at $5 per
by Allen Shaw Co. of New York and
Calif., for which a selling commission
share is to be paid.
$10,748,578
ferred stock, series of 1957 (no par
basis
per
and
railroad
common
proceeds
$2,217,500.
to
shares
with
Marino,
business
and
field
class
558,100
statement
organized under Delaware law in
August, 1955, and
the business of general
contracting for the construction
established
equipment
of
of
engineering projects
an
to
stock
"best
registration
for
firm
curtailment
*"
regional plastics tech¬
inventory and to put its other inventories
was
engaged
of
a
covering
The
a
Co.,
filed
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$4,725,663
metal seals and
multiple headers of both the matched and com¬
pression types as used in transistors and diodes, also vacuum tube bases
weeks
sr.ran
(Allen B.)
recommend that
Chicago, 111.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Inc..,
Ragir,
stainless
Stato
185, p.
first
pounds).—V.
Corp.,
Co.,
935.
p.
profit after taxes
for
(or
International
A.
a
an
well,
County,
The
test
second
plants
cently
Conticca
185,
Sales
by
Kawasaki
shipment
the remaining 34,946 shares be offered
employees at the $16.50 per share subscription price.
185, p. 820.
&
Inc.—February Sales Up—
Elco Corp., Philadelphia,
Luth-
growth of an idea.
Calif.,
3
:
send, Dabney <fc Tyson___
1957—Month—1956
$5,412,427
—
lighting fixtures.
During the same period, the
of
of
joint venture, undertaken by Asahi Chemical
and Dow Chemical International Ltd., who joined to form
large
new
received
two
were
Saran
The
See also V.
Co
Inc.
fluorescent
18.
Average
four
are
&
3
building supply field during the past
six months have included
acquisition of the Kennatrack Corp., Elkhart,
jnd., sliding door hardware manufacturers, and-the Ruby Lighting
Corp., Los Angeles, Calif., and Dallas, Texas, makers of industrial
Stream—
according
and
the
Ltd.
firm
Japan's
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—96.2% of Stock Sub¬
scribed For—Of the 927,598 shares of common stock re¬
to
Brothers Stores,
stations.
Products,
The
4
1273.
p.
Ekco's
Doeskin
produced there.—V.
nation's
Hentz
slow
.
completed
Clearfield
day.
6
Co.I_,
Chace, Whiteside, West & WinHanrahan
ment
.
$18,946,G74
Rockton
recently
was
Torrance,
at
on
addition
completed
the
H.
9
Co
&
Inc
&
Davifcr Skaggs & Co
Town
The
wells in
gas
associates.
"milestone"
a
poiyrtyrane
Ltd.
Feb.
tries.
offered to common stockholders, 892,652 shares
96.2%) were subscribed for, L. E. Reynolds, VicePresident, announced on March 15. The management will
Eichler
t
per
his
Company
Bateman.
Co.—Opens Plastics Center—
serve
Ltd.,
International
.5
buy
President, on March 13 announced the purchase by this
Worley & Co., major West Coast manufacturer of steel
shelving for industrial and institutional use.
He said that the 35-year-old, Pico, Calif.,
company will be operated
as a
separate subsidiary of Ekco.
Worley manufactures a Complete line of custom engineered steel
lockers, shelving, racks and tables, which have become standard
equip¬
1957—7 Mos.—1956
Township,
feet
and
California,
of
Asahi-Dow
quickly sold.
V. 185, p. 1272.
bid¬
to
purchased
not
to
Production
in
Outstanding
1,161,322 shs.
commitment
Ekco Products Co.—Expands in Building
substantially in
j
Pennsylvani
cubic
Asahi-Dow Plant
the
of
out¬
$2,689,-
successful
shares
any
9
B.
stated.
plant.-
of
firm
of
FINANCING
,,
the
are
shares
and
company of
lockers and
agencies.
at the company's headquarters in Midland, Mich., at
Conn., and at Freeport, Tex. Each adjoins a production
Industry, Ltd
j
.
installation
to
PRESENT
Stroud
;
Hutton
185,
—V.
equipment
Allyn's Point,
id
revenues
share
14
&
12
Edison
been approximately 2,750,000 cubic feet per day.
that Keta Gas & Oil is also part owner in the
it
the
to
per
16
Co..._
Jackson
Co
denominations
groups
of first mortgage 4^4% bonds, series S, which
publicly offered on March 13 by The First Boston
Corp. and associates at 100% and accrued interest, were
were
see
oi
$1,834,094 $21,225,975
will purchase gas
called
new
operating
2,000,000 shs.
(which
Co.
subsidiaries.
$28,717,888
9
an application
of its common
development
March 20 and
TO
underwriters
Co..
&
Sales
i
.
Sherer
Corp.
EFFECT
value)_„_„
par
Island;
Light
engaged
warrants:
Peabody &
&
E.
underwriting.
revealed
James
Electric
$2.58
9
—V.
SEC
Home
000,000
For details,
filing
company,
a
major
plastics manufacturer,
first
plastics
technical
service
and
This
Co.—Bonds
the
•
,
productive
had
area
Gas
This
1272.
p.
Edison
'V
4,886.000
was
Commonwealth
action
6,000,"
,
Luthersburg,
at
Callahan
Coast's
Both
companies have the same officers
and
managemt-nt
and
no
change in operations is required. Merger
of the two companies is a part of Columbia Gas'
corporate realign¬
ment and
simplification program and is expected to /result in admin¬
istrative
the
stockholders
over
,
Dow Chemical
•
in
engaged
are
distributing
of
Weld
bonds
shares
shares.
common
Keystone
purchasing,
in
GIVING
derived
subsidiaries
Rhode
of
at face amount
no
the listing
Co.,
'
facturing,
is
it
announced
on
western
Oil
&
near
wells in
now
Under
will
and,
Inc.
in
tested
was
well
Columbia
most
Gas
located
subsidi¬
two
the
to
with
compared
1955.
W.
SEC—
with
Big Board—
on
1957—Month—1956
.
Field
Natural
to
notification
Roy H. Callahan, President,
Inc., parent company of Keta. announced on March
and the Commission has given interested persons until March
1957, to request a hearing thereon.
Binghamton and Keystone are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Columbia
Gas. The proposal contemplates that Keystone will be
merged with
and into Binghamton, whose name, as the
surviving corporation, will
changed
now
,
equal
This
share
'$10
Webber,
Doeskin Products, Inc.—New Keta Gas Well—
of
in
exercise
Bache
Stores Corp.—February Sales Higher—
p. 935.
other
sub¬
partial
is
direct
corporation
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemohill, Noyes & Co.
debentures to be offered
$1,937,147
aries;
has
of
Exchange seeking
Delta's
••
has
14
Wcrks,
N.
letter
a
15
depend
is
the
to
$2,764,327,
was
Curtis
15%
up
company's gross revenues for 1956 amounted to $72,344,000,
outstanding stock totals 1,122,525 shares.—V. 184, p. 724.
,12.0
consolidation
and
merger
$6,297,235,
The
27,
be
of
and
Massachusetts
a
,
public."
years,
Associates
its
of
offering
direct
make
ft
Woolman,
"The
Utilities
securities
in
competitive bidding)
are
under a
respective percentages shown below of
Paine,
motivated
ersbr.rj
proposal
a
Steck
will
the
electricity
stock.
per
White,
President and General Manager, said the application
by the "desire to broaden the base of ownership of the
company and to make our stock more readily available to the general
12.5
*
lnc.__
corporation, it was announced on
its
subsidiaries, BinRhamton Gas
of
filed
March
on
Eastern
the
its
to
purposes.
company reported consolidated
1956.
Net
income
applicable
for
shares
Kidder,
value).
par
the Exchange
on
Keta
This
ders
company said appropriate applications are also being filed with
Securities and
Exchange Commission.
Effective date of trading
•-,V. 185,
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Consolidate Subs.—
two
this
The
the
12.5
Inc.__.
Co.,
of
2464.
multiples thereof). There will be
Sales
36.0
,
Co..
&
Moyer &
high
182, p.
Lines, Inc.—To List
York
New
as
■
1040.
p.
and
27.0;'
;
time
peace
of 5-year 8%
$100
of
Co.,
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
35,4.93,536.—V.
March 1
on
construction
on
of
received
Corp.—Earnings at New High—
Period End. Feb. 28—
f
.
-
Bosworth, Sullivan
Woodcock,
—V.
the
stock
percentages
common
offer:
Co._
Co.
for
for
proceeds
three of
in
Authorized
augment
scheduled
ret
money
Valley Gas & Electric Co.
Edison Co.; Fall River (Mass.)
common
Common
severally
ft
The
efficiency
to
incurred
income
CAPITALIZATION
2439.
p.
record
a
of
corporation
recent
the
10,000 shares have been classified
are
with
through
reissued.
tOf
reached
total
company
The
was
$120,000
retired
plant
expenditures
the
dividends
Associates
$2.51
or
the
use
use
Period End. Feb. 28—
321,425 shs.
unlimited
are
of
as
also
1955's
units of
(in
establishing the 4'/aft
cumulative pre¬
principal amountt of all long-
the
be
amount
was
have
limit
may
dated
increased
Dahlberg Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With
9.800 shs.
bonds
mortgage
768
defer
'
underwriting corporation
an
Blackstone
$30,772,012
,
Delta Air
1
debenture
resolutions
which
maximum
bentures
be
the
in
which
issued
and
first
its
policy,
or
marketing
results
are
more
fully
additional
importance
in
t )e
improve
to
183,
opinion that
Cuban Atlantic,
matter
a
acquired
susbtantially
and
the
of
was
prosperous,
as
asked
investment
turn,
loans
(Mass.))
standing
1,780,000
1,000.000 shs.
Indenture
amended,
stock,
debt
ol
comany's
and
stock
of
prac¬
corporation lifted its earnings '21ft in 1956 to $1.32 a share, from
previous year's net oi $1.04 a share, Murray. McConnel, President,
has reported.
125.000 shs.
$5i—
(par
issues
supply
year.—V.
covering $250,000
1.500,000
Cum.
pfd. stock ^par $100)
4V-jft cumulative preferred
of
program
Cuno Engineering
The
2.000,000
from
Corp.
stock
in
Montaup Electric
generating ana selling
The
600.000
1,
and
crop
be
should,
present
offering at 3:30
The group won award of
specifying an underwriting com¬
will
company
and
be
the
$1,300,000
1,
March
until
to
the
on
share,
per
common
will,
bank
on
are:
upon
Outstanding
1.
due
a
The board
promises
company,
consideration
FINANCING
PRESENT
Aug.
fund
ol
front
EFFECT
Aug.
sink,
action
This
the
went
due
3Vuft, series E.
which
year
agricultural
discontinue
to
price of
1957.
Securities
cents
BUSINE3S—The
increased
company
due
3% ft
a
an
and
Colorado.
decided
19
paying dividends quarterly.
in
being
light
March
on
years.
bonds;
2%%, series B,
3%%, series C,
offices
at
operating districts
at Feb. 15. 1957, adjusted to give
consists of: $7,180,000 in long-term
of
common
mortgage
the
for
the
revenues
$4,149,165
company
current
CAPITALIZATION
•First
to
$497,377
to
Capitalization
effect
operating
1952
is
executive
four
to
population
a
used finance
estimated as
be
known.
maintains
which
company,
will
which
its
which
Eastern
1957.
the
from
part the company's construction program
costing $7,119,000 for 1957, 1958 and 1959.
29
or
increase
which
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co.—Defers Dividend Action—
Ihe
even
PROCEEDS—Net
March 20.
Webster
principally
the
offered
are
a
being offered
are
share for each twelve shares held
new
April 4,
on
on
EARNINGS—The
tice
Jn
Englewood,
&
payments
Kan.
with
at
on
89,322
March 20, with the
PROCEEDS—The
put
Exchange Commission—
letter
one
on
$35,560,
to
a
stock
common
shares
new
additional
an
'V '''
Stone
of
sales
meeting
Co., Inc., Kansas City,
filed
7
The
for
Stockholders'
stockholders
pensation of $24,100, or 27 cents per share under compet¬
itive bidding.
f
■
company's
Donnelly & Sons Co.
Paul C. Smith, former
143.
p.
$10 par value
share.
(EST)
p.m.
sale
Jan. 11
by
Crowell-Collier.
At
of
subscribe
to
its
to
scribed shares at the termination of the
the
for
R.
R.
announced
—Files With Securities and
stock
Offers
—
offered
privilege of subscribing,
subject to allotment, for any shares not taken up under
the original offering. A group of investment firms head¬
ed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. will purchase
any unsub¬
orders on
Jan.
quarter.
March 4,
3:00
its
per
of record
Publishing Co.—To Sell Plant—
President
Crusader
Shares
Common
holders of its
rights to subscribe for 74,175 additional
shares of its $5 par value common stock on the basis
of one new share for each 3 Mi shares held of record on
March
on
company
common
rights
basis of
sidiaries
Central
Colorado
-r-This
and
934.
p.
$30.50
the total one year ago. The upturn in the
implements and construction equipment, and
on
was
Chairman
185,
21
the stock
Up—
Associates
This company
shares of
of
excess
agricultural
printing facilities at Springfield,
Period Ended Feb. 23—
that
14 reported
of the first
close
purchases by various branches of the military,
increase, Mr. Reese said.—V. 183, p. 3008.
financing or the issuance of any additional common stock as a result
completed on March 12.«—V. 183, p< 2895.
j,.
—V.
March
Orders Up—
new
of -the transaction
Sales
Utilities
—
,
Motors Corp.—Unfilled
Continental
C.
designing
1947.
military
Colonial Stores, Incorporated—Sales
Eastern
Rights
the
,
,
has
fabricating an extensive line ol specialized cameras and photographic
equipment for professional, military and industrial use, as well as
making automatic timing devices used for a variety of Industrial and
Mr.
undertake additional construction contracts.
•
firm
current
apply
J. C,
Inc.
Anaheim
yearly.
to
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
.
the
in
debt
announced that it is purchasing 100%
Products, Inc., ot Anaheim, Calif., which
will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Coleman company.
James Beattie, Piesident and sole owner ot the photographic products
This
cf
notes payaole, including bank loans,
and long-term
total sum of approximately $1,030,000, and further plans
approximately $500,000 ol the proceeds to purchase addi¬
tional
construction
equipment to complete existing and
anticipated
construction contracts!
and the company plans to apply the remain¬
ing proceeds to provide additional
working capital to enable it to
existing
Coleman Engineering: Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
...
.
Paso
Natural
Gas,
from the financing will be loaned
which on Jan. 31, 1957, became a
for use in Pacific Pipeline's con-
Volume
185
structicui
a
Pacific
program.
operation
from
New
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5623
,
constructed
has
is
and
placing
now
in
cf
to a
Co.
subsidiaries,
its
and
giving
,
.
i
.
line bonds—company $85(1000,000
First mtge.
pipe line bonds of subsid.
5,000,000
First mt-ge. note of subsidiaryNo indenture
•
Sinkhig
notes
3%
pay.
5.68*;*
29,000.000
(no par value!
series of 1954-
stock
>preferred
convertible
$4.40
$5
convertible
Common
stock
Common
B
series
{$3
>
115,000,000 shs.
value)-—
par
$84,710,000
ing to $1,481,978 as of Oct.
llncludcs
shares
1,103
/
presentation
stock,
common
reserved
of
1957
will be
and
cash
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
agreed
shares
of
Robert
W.
Barth
J.
,
%•
&
Inc
Co.,
Eichler &
Co.
—
800
of
800
Butcher
Ss
Central
Republic
Clark,
800
Co..
&
Simmons
&
800
(Inc.)————_
Co
Co
&
——~
W.■•Clarke
Julien
Collins
Courts
&
Corp.—
__
Co._—1—
Crowell,
Wefcc'on
k—
/
Drexel
Lee
1
.
:
.___——
Weeks.
&
4.400
2,000
5,400
*.
:
,
Co
—„
Corp.
Brothers
—
Marks
M.
Rutah,
800
&
R.
Stone
&
<fc
Dean
—V.
185,
p.
—
Co.,
&r
18,
1957,
covering
statement
registration
shares
a
300,000
of
its
with
reported
March
on
|
to acquire for cash,
manufacturer of Columbus,
agreement
an
carton
14.
Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Hit Peak—
first time
announced cn
with
Si,
Witter
&
Federated
of
company's
the
of
a
year
1957
accounting year into four
in an ordinary
days
Fireman's Fund
A
13
accounting year.—V.
Co.—New
Insurance
popular contraction of
that'
have tripled
Mr. Lazarus
week periods,
185, p, 144.
Group Designa¬
has
unofficially
a
famous name in insurance circles—a name
a
nearly century-old group of com¬
this month be recognized as an official
indentified
panies through the years—will
designation.
Fund
Fireman's
Insurance
will
Group
its
what
become
employees,
other friends in the industry have called
years—The Fund.
According to officials, the Fund in its new signature form will appear
in
all
advertising and promotion material.
The new signature will
emphasize The Fund, with the words Insurance Companies and the
four companies appearing
in smaller type.
.a-,,..
1 Jr N
These companies,
which will retain their corporate names, include
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., the original conipany founded in 1863;
Home
Fire
and Marine Insurance Co.,
which was acquired in 1892;
producer representatives and
it
.
for
many
the
Fireman's
Suretv
p.
Fund
183,
Indemnity
which
Corn.,
V.
•
Firih
Net
in
founded
Co.,
purchased
was
by
in
1930;
Fireman's
and
Fund
In
National
1954.—
3009.
Net
.40
share
preceding
Harold
year,
on
during
1956
E.
Wadely,
President,
announced'011
'
1
Consolidated
.40
6.05
GOO
.40
&
GOO
increased
net
sales
the
in
Fischer
previous
to
year.—V.
$24,822,666
184,
p.
during .1956
against
2739.
The
.40
share.
They
1.35
March
1,
800
.55
Co.,
Hatboro,
Pa.—Debentures
Of¬
2.95
of
be convertible into common shares at $21 per
entitled to the benefit of a sinking fund beginning
are
I960 sufficient
of the debentures prior to ma¬
to retire 51'/'
-
This
after
l'eb.
net
profit,
provision for Federal income taxes, for the 13-week period ended
1957, of $196,506. equal to 10 cents per share on the 1,953,373
2,
of
shares
capital
stock
outstanding
at
the
end
of
the
year,
as
com¬
pared with a consolidated net profit, after taxes of $163,825, equal
to eight cents
per share for the like period ended Jan. 28,
1956, on
the
same
The
number
of
consolidated
shares.
net
income
for
the
13
Includes
approximately $125,000 of income
from
recent
a
change
in
the
sales
distributing subsIdiaries.-£-V.. 185,
p.
and
820:
weeks
ended
arising,
billing
«
upon
F^b. 2, 1957
consolidation,
arrangements
'
witn
',
sale of the
debentures will be added to the general funds of the company and will
beVvailable for such general corporate purpose:; as the board of direc¬
tors may determine, including capital improvements and working capital.
The growth in the company's volume of business since the beginning
of
1955
and
the corresponding increase
in inventories and accounts
receivable have
resulted
in
increased
working capital requirements,
which to date nave
been met in part through retained earnings and
short-term bank leans.
The amount of such loans on March 13, 1957
was
$1,578,547, including bank loans to subsidiaries.
The company
expects to pay Off these bank loans out of the proceeds of the -deben¬
tures now offered.
However
it anticipates that additional funds will
PROCEEDS—The
Phonograph Co.—Earnings Up—
corporation and its subsidiaries report a consolidated
The
of
the
produces stainless
as
much
as
500
used
by
various
others.
is
its
production
remainder is sold
of
the
company;
to
principal
located
arc
fourth
one
company's
manufacturing facilities and
Hatboro, Pa., in a modern, brick
in
its
and
executive
concrete
situated on a 13 acre tract owned by the company.
This
•building has approximately 150.000 square feet of floor area.
Two
adjacent buildings for instrument calibration,
testing and research,
primarily involving inflammable fluids,were completed in 1956. These
buildings have a combined floor area of
about 3,300 square feet.
An
adjacent office building, having about 50,000 square feet of floor
space, is scheduled for completion in 1957.
All of these facilities are
subject to a mortgage securing the company's outstanding notes.
UNDERWRITERS—The
>■
be
needed
underwriters
conditions,
to
opposite
their
Hallowell,
for
net
proceeds
to
be
working capital within
received
from
listed
company
below
purchase
have
the
has agreed to issue and sell and
severally agreed, subject to certain
names:
the
the next two years and expects
Bache
275.000
Hayden,
275.000
Barney
Weld
Suplee.
Co._
&
&
$185,000
185,000
Co..—
&
Estabrook
$310,000
I
Smith,
Boenning
Co
&
Co.-—, 185,000
Mosley
Stone &
Yeatman,
Co.—_ 265,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
265.000
Reynolds & Co._
^
265,000
Co,,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
Inc.
Stroud
Sanders 85 Co
&
&
Co.,
Winter
—V.
185,
set
debentures
of
amounts
principal
Sulzberger &
White.
Inc.—
265,000
j~
Co.——— 265.000
&
185,000
-
_——
Whipple
Bacon,
110,000
110,000
55,000
—
Co
&
13 53.
p.
Governor
Fisher
Iowa—Registers
Marshalltown,
Co.,
With Securities and Exchange
Commission—
filed a registration statement with the
its $1 par common stock.
Of this
issued and sold for the account of
the
company and 184,800 by certain selling stockholders.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by/amend¬
ment.
Glore, Forgan & Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
The
company
expects to use most of the net proceeds from its
sale
of
184,800 shares
to complete
capital additions and improve¬
ments to its Marshalltown plant
(it is engaged in the manufacture
01
automatic control equipment).
The major portion of current bank
loans, presently amounting to $1,000,000, has also been used for these
purposes,
and may by repaid from such net proceeds.
Such capital
expenditures for 1957 are estimated at approximately $1,600,000.
"
This
SEC
company
covering
stock,
1957
of
sales
President,
this
the
were
14
shares
of
to
be
are
(Mich.)—Has Record Retail Sales—
Motor Co.
Ford
Retail
of
March
on
369,000
shares
184,800
company's passenger cars in
greatest in
the first two months
for that period, Henry Ford II,
its history
announced, on M^rch 7,
deliveries by our dealers
"Retail
,
,
in
of' this
February
and
January
those for the corresponding two-month period in every
including 1955, when both Ford and the automobile indus¬
try set all-time annual sales records," Mr. Ford said.
He
reported that sales of Ford, Mercury, Lincoln and Continental
cars
during January and February of 1957 totaled 293,008 units, an
Increase of 22%
over the 240,522 units sold during the same period in
exceeded
year
other
year
slightly
and
Ford
company
sales
car
in
sold
led this year's
total
290,731
the
of
excess
went
on
to
1955
first
two
of
total
Mr. Ford said, totaling 239.742
upturn,
,
during
of
record
a
February for a- gain of 27%
the same period last year.
Sales
totaled '231,687 units.
and
January
the
for
post
19E5.
passenger car deliveries in
units
months
in
The
1955.
of
2,075.382
the 489,488
the first two
over
in
this year totaled 46,102 units, uo 6% from the 43,452
of 1956 but down from the record 54,002
and February of 1955.
-Lincoln sales of 7,012 units in the first two months of 1957- fell 167
units short of the two-month
record set last year, but were up 39%
over the 1955 figure of 5,042.—V. 185. p. 935.
Mercury sales
the first two months
in
sales
sold
in
January
Freiberg Mahogany
Industries,
Texas
See
Frito Co.
Ended
Year
Nct
€0.—Solves Financial Problems—
Inc.
below.—V
(& Subs.)—Earnings
31—
Dec.
saies
—
income
Common
stocK
Com.
———~——-—-
dividends
Convertible
—
preferred
Earnings per common
Total dividends
.
value
Book
Net
share
31
—
——-
_
per
share—_——
ratio
property, plant &
Depreciation and
Total
assets
184,
p.
—:—
—
2739.
1,373,000
701,000
765,000
366,000
$917,000
320,000
$672,000
$399,000
—
255.000
63.000
7.000
512,920
$1.79
320.000
$4,948,000
$9.65
1-57
$3,460,000
amortization——>. • $366,000
equipment
936.
1,810,000
893,000
$1,473,000
working capital
Current
—V.
Dec.
equity
Stockholders'
p.
dividends.— •'
outstdg.
shares
185,
and Assets Rise—
1956
1955
1954
$28,293,000 $20,520,000 $20,785,000
before taxes
*—
Federal and state taxes on incomeIncome
Net
cases.
Radio &
will superivss industrial processes by scanning
roccruing abnormal variations and actuating an
point
is
reached.
The
Data
Reduction and
Division
also
makes
Multiple
Pressure
and
Multiple
1, 1977, at 100% and accrued interest.
They are redeemable at regular redemption prices ranging from
lOSVV'v to 100%, and at sinking fund redemption prices of 105Vi'/
in
1960 and 1961 and thereafter at
100% ; with accrued interest in all
1273-
Emerson
weight
pressure,
danger
p.
may
turity.
4.400
Co
Porter
debentures
600
:
—
&
group
tures due March
.40
2.000
Inc
Co
temperature,
as
for
About
divisions
Units
underwriters headed by Hallowell,
Sulzberger & Co. on March 21 offered publicly $3,200,000
of 51/4% convertible subordinated sinking fund deben¬
fered—A
.40
600
Co—
such
castings
pounds.
units
equivalent, after preferred dividends, to $1.40 a
common shares compared with $1.28 a share during
was
561,750
$21,806,086
'
with $760,939
1955.
9.400
variables,
company's subsidiary, Alloy Steel Casting Co.,
weighing as little as
an
ounce
o.
steel
months
1956 compared
'
11
for
1.35
Inc.,
.
1956
Carpet Co.—Earnings Rise-
income increased to $818,00 7
the
March
.40
Corp..,;
density.
Logger,
Automation
.
,
.55
Co.,
variables as
process
and
Data
Reduction
and
Automation
Division .makes
sold under the name "Digi-Coder," which, are used
Temperature Readout Systems capable of reading hundreds ox pressures
or
temperatures simultaneously and converting them to digital form
for computer input.
These systems are designed for use in aircraft
wind tunnels and with engine testing facilities to obtain performance
data for analysis.
Dean
ago.
.55
Co
&
member
a
that divide their
only 364
1.35
2.95
—
Lerchen
not
was
month
first
tion is "The Fund"—
1.35
&
Daun
the
February,
Federated,
.40
600
for
variables,
when
alarm
Co..
in
the
.40
Fox
Data
operating
7.
out.
Sales of the new Burcline Division were included in
last six months of Federated's 1956 fiscal year; Burdinc's
Federated
at
the end of July,
Also, the 1956 fiscal veur
covered 53 weeks, as occurs every hall dozen years in companies, like
1.35
600
1942
company's line of
measuring, trans¬
The
devices
sheets for the
use
of
operating personnel ..and on
automatic
accounting
and
engineering analysis.
Automatic Alarm Scanner, when used with the Auto¬
log
tape
company's
matic
pointed
.40
Inc._
1937.
in
includes
the
joined
.55.
80C
shares
common
incorporated in Pennsylvania in
was
established
instruments
measured
typewritten
The
offices
exceeding $600,600,006 in 1956, Federated's sales
1945,
the year they
first
reached
$200,000,000,
only
2.95
800
company
business
converters,
punched
common
/ .55
2,000
Securities
Nruhaus
\
..
1753.
p.
designated
arc
into
to
a
form suitable
for
recording
on
eiectric typewriters,
tapes/ teletype,
or
magnetic
tape or for input to digital
computers.
It also manufactures an Automatic Data Logger.
which
is
a
complete data reduction system for measuring and correlating
plant data, computing operating guides and recording such data .on
their
2440
of
pp..
\
'
topped $600,000,000 in the 1956 fiscal year for
company's history, Fred Lazarus, Jr., President,
2,000
4,400
Co
&
Meyer
Walker
II.
G.
184.,
■
Paper Board Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
was
Sales
600
Co.—
Common,
Watling,
1
Co.,—1.——
Wagenseller & Durst,
'
183,
2.000
—
Co
Underwood.
Vietor,
March
600
&
Webster
&
the
600
Co
Stern
•
2,000
.
Staats
Frank,
Sutxo
!
—
Inc,„
Hidkman,
Se
Trask
Stern,
it
Sales
in
R09.
T
!
William
W.
proportion
same
.,
shares
common
conv<u-t ble
become
flow,
the
600
Hutzler
Co
Snencer
Carl
4,400
4,400
Curtis^
&
Co.—
<fc
&
Smithers
S.
conditions.—V.
company
per
process
convert
granted i*
may
Issue
/
;
shares
the
be¬
exeraise
for
1,000
tluj;
at'the option of the holders at the cumulative rate
year.
•
V
'
1,957
a
1971,
$20,000
conversion of
of out¬
for
reserved
reserved
authorized
and
i
.55
2.93
Beane
&
Fhuman,
Agnew Sr Co._—
Smith, Barney & Co
F.
the
investment-company filed
March
on
Federated
.55
——800
—
Stiver Si
Bernet'
Schwabacher
&
sell
shares
shares
1,
of
punched
shall have
price; upon
an option to
The acquisition is expected to be completed in April,
and will add
approximately $1,500,000 to Federal's annual sales which exceeded $57
million in 1956.
Frankenberg Brothers was founded in 1889.—V. 184,
p. 1017,;. :
;
/,•;
■■/
1.55
800
Jackson
Bros.'
Salomon
Sr hheider,
SEC
Ohio,
.5p,
,
to
Equity
and
to
terms
same
This company has entered into
Frankenberg Brothers, Inc., folding
1.35
.55
—
Fenner
Inc
V
2,000
860
_
:to-
Co.___
Co.,
Saunders,
v
8CC;
•
——2,000
^
Fierce.
Mcsle
Shields
"-r
"I
Co
&
Inc
Webber,
&
'i.Vi
-
Co
&
&
Lynch,
Ohio
stockholders
the
and
building
1 35
3.50
Si
Mason-Ifagan,
Quail
stock,
proposed sale
•
Federal
2.95
Co
,
Paine.
other
upon
Seattle
This
the
.40
2.95
Freres
Merrill
such
stock
820.
Stock.—V.
.56
McCormick
the
shs*.
and
Tho
1968.
1.
,
750,000
company's
The
1.35
Co
&
Higginson
Ihc
'
800
&
RyonS. & '■f!n- I-'
Carl.
M.
Loeb, Rhoades
Irving Lundborg Si Co
,
—-
——
_
2,000
Laurerco
Friden
at
1
5.400
4,400
,
Synder_^.——600
Pea body & Co..———,.————
4.4C0
Lester,
his
same
1,
Co
?■&
Lehman
of
the
.40
Fay_
Hutton
Laza:d
dispose
1.35
'
Co
&
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Si Co,
Kidder,
to
acquire
690
•
Corp._——
&
Hutton
E
to
600
:
Boston
&
F.
desires
installments*
beginning .July
common
common
shares
shares'
continue
and
the
of
May 1,
digital
Trainor).
James
2,000
Co
Sachs
Hrrnbiower
W.
22.2'P
and
the
of
common
14,000
The
William
since
—
Iupalls
Ogsturg
R.
by; six
J.
152,381
matures' July
and
in«annual
mitting, indicating, recording and controlling s»ch
flow, temperature, pressure, liquid level, viscosity
the
of
held
Cass,
2.95
.40
1.35
1.35
3.50
2.95
2.95
.40
2.95
1.35
.40
.40
2,000
2,000
—
E.
constitute
Scott
L.
tre
Union Securities .& Cb.
4,460
Co.' 600
—4,400
Hallowell, Sulzberger Sc Co.—
6C0
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.x—
4.400
Hamphill, Noycs & Co
2,000
J.
A.
Hogle & Co.—
600
Howard,
Betts,
Charles
Kearns,
shares
E,
shares
5hares
By
Forgan
Hooker
(William
161,207
4%%>,
$70,000
and
2,000
BUSINESS—The
thereon.
hearing
a
58,927.5
which
&
First
M.
additional
An
1.25
&•
Gloie,.
tp request
Equity owns
application.
1.35
——
Dillon,
Goldman,
1957,
28,
1.35
—
—J.
Equitable Securities Corp.
The
March
B
industrial
com¬
2.00C
.
Corp.—
of
Calculating
2,000'
Eastman
Estabrook
investment
Friden
2,000
—,.
—
Elworthy
;
of
.40
.43
Co
&
•after
Equity Fund, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Registers With SEC
.40
.40
600
600
600
—
„
Dominion1 Securites
The
.
York
New
stockholders
at
payable
1957
to. Its employees.
§230,000
loans
bank
Interest
being
including
sell
Presi¬
McKee,
600
.Dittmar
*
C.
fiscal
year, got off to a
strong start, Mr. Lazarus said.
Gains over 1956
were
particularly marked in the East where weather has been more
favorable
this year
than last,
Mr. Lazarus said Federated expects
sales in'the first half of the
new
fiscal year to run
10ji
to 12'A
ahead
if 1956, due in part to the addition of Burdinc's Miami, Flu,,
Dewar,, Robertson As Pancoast
&
Co.,
Inc..
Dominick. & Dominick
*
'
this
that
18
certain
.
.40
.55
.40
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.__w——
Davis, Skaags & Co.i—
>r_
.r,
1
600
8CC
600
1
Co
6r
D.
outstanding
bears
sum
debentures,
Class
^7
March
on
Friden
option
to
Friden
and
1.35
1.35
.40
.'/
Co.—.
&
showed
company
shss
of
standing options (including an option for
February 1957), and common shares which
out¬
retire
to
year
1041.
p.
with
the
of
latter
the
made
.53
2,000
2,000
.600
Sh( rrcrd
Dodge
Richard
*
—"
:
Co..
&
the
death of any of said stockholders, Equity shall have
acquire all Friden stock not bequeathed to members of his family; and
may not dispose ox
any of its Friden stock unless an offer is
.55
.55
Elytk
this
230,000
by
1,
July. 1,
SNot
.
the
3.50
-55
.40
Ellis
Blunt
issue
bond
a
a
the
ginning
Equity
.55
Inc..—
——5,400
Bosv/orth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.
800
Burns Eros.
& Denton,
Inc
6^0
Blair
William
the
31,
of Friden.
Wilfrid
15-day
a
2.93
-
sell
1262,552
230,000 shs.
convertible!—
shares,
,
122,040 shs;
750.000 shs.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
mortgage on the company's plant and equipment.
principal sum of $500,000 bears interest, at 43,4%
July
$500,000,
outstanding Friden stock.
Under the agreement between Equity and said other stockholders, if any
.40
4,400
——
Inc.—
Co
&
to
stock
The 220,134.5
7.35
.53
600
—■
'//V/ :
,/
.
in
value)
par
held
installments
of
300
:
———
to
185,
until
persons
Kaiser,
Stock.
11,400
—
Co...
Becker
G.
A.
Baird
&
Bateman,
„
Co
&
Dec.
joined
stockholders
Preferred
Stock
Weld
,
by
principal
the
common
New Second
Preferred
White,
On
has
ested
have
below
Shares of
1
ma¬
Inc. (San Leandro, Calif.) in the filing of an application
SEC for an exemption order with respect to an agreement
Equity and said stockholders which places certain restrictions
upon their sale of Friden stock; and the Commission has given inter¬
investment.
named
First
■•
3,200,000
-■
1962,- the unpaid balance of $300,000 being, payable
$50,000-on July 1 of each year,' The second, in
the principal sum of $250,000, baars
interest at 49s%•
and,, matures
July 1, 1967, the principal sum baing payable in annual installment*
of $50,OCO beginning July 1, 1963.
The third, in the principal sum of
in
between
for issuance upon
than 15 persons for
'V:'
plans
announced
was
with
first
,•
said.
According
corporations
and
firms
'.
($1
notes
matures
Machine Co.,
to
new
'L
$2,200,000.—V.
It
purchase from the company the respective numbers
preferred stock set forth opposite their names
'and
to
purchase from
the company, in the
respective percentages
set
forth opposite their names,
the shares of new second preferred
stock which are not issued upon exercise of subscription warrants:
severally
National Broadcasting Co.-Another unique
the
624.;
p.
conipany
pany
a
acquired by not more
first,
to
maximum of 407,187 shares of Its
common
stock.
Subject to the satisfaction of the various conditions
specified in these agreements these shares will be issued during April,
for
exchange
secured
Equity Corp.—Seeks Exemption Order From SEC—
stock excludes 4,954 treasury shares of com¬
mon
stock.
The
company
has entered into or contemplates entering
into agreements for the acquisition of certain oil. gas and related prop¬
in
for
B
'Three
5,015,340 shs.
§Outstanding common
erties
177,
,
dent,
stock scrip certificates.
of common
6'
x
3,200,000
($10
125,000 shs.
common
When
cumulative
:
Outstanding
$1,050,000
value )—
SClass
clamping a plastic sheet in
then forming it over a mold
it,
soften
to
shares,
preferred
shares
Empire District Electric Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
pipe
mortgage
heat
vacuum.
FINANCING.
PRESENT
$1,250,000
Common
of
standing bank loans and to finance construction,
———
/.■...•'
300,000 shs.
* 511,336,739 shs.
1956.
31,
of
first
of
fund
5%
and
line bonds ate
issuable- prior to May 31, 1958 pursuant to bond purchase agreements
with certain institutional investors-.
The company has guaranteed pay¬
ment of principal and interest on a 4%
note nt a sas supplier in the
principal amount of S750.000 due Dec. 31, 1958.
There are also bal¬
ances due to others on
purchases of gas rights and gas plant amount¬
additional
'An
12'
The
5,300,000 shs. ■„/
.
to
—V.
—/
300,000 shs.
1957——
value)—
par
($3
stock
-of
>
735,987 shs.
150,000 shs.
..
applying
TO
convertible subordinated sinkingdebentures, due Match 1, 1977..;
SVi'.i
are
the VacTrim 246, performs the entire fabricating process by
combining
vacuum
forming,
drape -forming
or
plug
forming
and
trimming thermoplastic sheets,/from design to end-product, in one
operation.
Such
companies
a3
DuPont,
Dow
Chemical,
Ceianese,
Spencer Chemical, and Naugatuck Chemical (U. S. Rubber) are using
VacForm machines
in
product research or. manufacturing operations.
,1,206,000:
150,000 shs.
472,288 shs.
series of 1957
pld. stock,
cum.
Second
line
the
to
chine,-
$36,400,000
*
payable due 1960—-1; No indenture
First preferred
stock ($100- par)-"
1,000.000 shs.
First
through sixth series——
. 750,000 shs.
consists essentially
forming
applying
up
.
2,863.683
' note-
additions
in
,
1
.
and
v
Division,
EFFECT
Authorized
VacTrim,
and
Wright
&
GIVING
notes
'Secured
cooled, the foivhed sheet is removed from
mold.
The process can be applied to all types of thermoplastic
.sheets, i Vacuum foi med products
are
found in many fields: pack¬
aging,
advertising,
industrial
applications,
consumer
products,
ard
component parts.
•
•
^
.
Included in the
VacForm line is the
"Giant," largest machine1 oi
this
type in
the world, now turning out television scenic elements
.
debentures-$54 000,000
to banks; due 1957 No indenture-
fund
4%
'
/
debt;-
Unsecured
developments
VacForm
Henry
CAPITALIZATION
the
financing
Outstanding
'$406,016,000
".2,604,000
*
Authorized
.
.
,
present
to
effect
'
'
mtge; pipe
Emhart"s
line of credit and to incur bank loans from time to time,
a
*
par
frame,
a
by
*
capitalization
'
Y.
trademarks
N.
the
by
by
Further
Conn.
Vacuum
$215,496,955 and consolidated net income
First
Washington,
manulacturod
maintain
to
Machines
complete li"0
Vacuum Form¬
a
expected.
1956. El Paso Natural
consolidated operating revenues of
of $25,904,333.
had
obtained all rights to
machinery formerly produced by
identified
line,
new
be
Hartford,
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended Oct, 31,
.
Port
Corp.,
The
will
its own 6,790 mile
New Mexico, Ari¬
zona
and
for delivery ajt the Arizona-California boundary to distribr
uting companies in California and Arizona. At Dec. 31, 1956, the cer¬
tificated delivery capacity of the company's main transmission lines
was about 2Va billion cubic feet of natural gas per day.
recently
has
forming
vacuum
ing
BUSINESS—Company transports natural, gas over
pipeline system for sale to customers in west Texas,
Gas
Manufacturing: Co.—Gets Ptights to
This'company
terminus at the Canadian Border in western
Washington, where, commencing in the fall of 1957, Pacific ha|s been
authorized to import large quantities of Canadian gas.
production facilities,
Emhart
\
new natural gas pipeline aggregating 1,482 miles, extending
Mexico, where it has substantial natural gas reserves and
(net)
$8,051,000
80.000
450.000
450,000
$1.49
$0.89
262.000
143.000
$3,921,000
$3,256,000
$8.71
$7.24
$1,453,000
$934,000
1.74
1.67
$2,607,000
$2,539,000
$278,000
$259,000
$6,323,000
$5,166,000
,
f)
( — ")
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (& Subs.)—February Sales Up—
•
Period Ended Feb. 28—
1957—Month—1956
Sales
$5,631,993
*-V.
185,
$13,900,217
cooperatives
tives
or
The
Operation—
24,000
rubber
The
gas
industry's first gas turbine has been placed in operation
Deliver, Colo., by this coirpany, it was announced
today (March 25 i.
in
of
initial
engines
to
awarded
for
the
power
by
Forty
commercial
is
than
Force's
transmission
New
will
Air< raft
Gas
An
covered
version
first
worth
of
J-79
new
supersonic
bomber,
receiving
production
tusbojet,
the
CJ-805
Turbine
Division
Model
of
General
380—world's
engines
Electric
Their
landing
device.
The
self-starters.
The Model 880
Firm
and
orders
one
will
S/A,
have
has
Delta
of
themselves,
among
domestic
subsidiaries
the
The
Power
Corp.
construction
the
at
the
process
OF
and
those''of
SUBSIDIARY
requirements of GPU's
Dec,
31,
or
F'or
these
the
expect to obtain approximately $34 million
Ohio,
from
domestic
have
maximum
a
cruising speed of 615 miles
altitudes up to 40.000 feet.
been
Air
purchased
funds
an
four.
has
purchased
Deliveries
will
10.
and
begin
in
subsidiaries
possibly by
1953
and
subsidiaries
are
"determination
1959,-
these
of
the-sale
185,
expected
from
first
of
the
at
$150
and
of
in
respect
1042,
to
the
The
maximum
cruising
transport, has
commercial
result
'
of
refinements
speed
of
been
the
Convair
increased
developed
in
wind
to
880,
March
the four-engine Convair Jet
shortened takeoff distances
on
and
liminary
First
engineering
of
airliner
L.
The corporation
a
early
Bayless,
recently
3956
the new
planes will be completed at the San Diego
plant of
the corporation's Convair Division
in late 1959,
Scheduled service with
"Trans World Airlines, and Delta
Air Lines and Transcontinental S/A
will begin the
following year.—V, 185, p. 1153.
net
He
2
to
of
Mr.
;
2'/2
million
cubic
Phillips
added
that
La,
He
12 350
—V.
of
said
the
in
drilling
The
feet
184,
second
a
interest is being diilled
en
feet
natural
with
gas
140
distillate.
drilling
the
crew
well
in
scheduled
is
which
South Rayne
has reached
to
the
Field
of
depth
a
of
depth
a
more
General
Precision
Equipment
Slates
(his
announced
on
feet.
Corp.—Link Vice-Chm.
March
18
by
Hermann
G.
and
The
City
result
of
—V.
on
the day
covered
■by GPU,
and
This
be
or
in
sale
New
by GPU
the
cn
at
day of
excess
price
of
or
the
of
sum
(2)
stock
York
Stock
sale
$1.27
'was
the
30c
current
on. the
New
wore
Stock
Exchange.
In
of
sales
or
upon
upen
exercise
application
warrants
and
warrants
for
(2)
of
instances,
certain
instrumental
of
to
by
Released
55c
initial
Shares
share
per
other
sales of Released shares
holders of GPU stock or
the
to
record
initial
by
holders
record
participating
dealers
security dealers or brokers)
than upon application
otherwise
,
.
GPU
to
warrants.
the
in
latter
of
part
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
BUSINESS
EFFECT, TO
PRESENT
loans
($5
value 1
par
Corporation
f
*'°ldlng
was
organized
company
in
under
New
the
B.
by
1906
rett
Yerlt
Pitv
by
the
Edison
Co.,
and
of
New
Jersey
Power
Manila Electric Co
srsfc&ssrxsia11 the°ut^tafnding
pfUn„Sa!ie1bi
has
before
to
■
acquire
the
240-acre
a
cf
of
such
The* business of^rprr*
business11 of GPU
i
of the
i C0 Sked irii fia11
«9o..
The
domestic
a<mjounts of stea™
ahopv
the
plant
operates
at
subsidiaries
furnish
service
at
wholesale
the
in
Ky.;
cell
is
in
of
elec-
17
extremes
(the future will
fo
and
in
for
will
and
out
,
at
The
pure
the
rare
Pompton Plains,
installation
thorium
salt
to
containing
and
metal
both
the
will
N.
J.,
pow der
vacuum
and
or
of
salt,
185,
induction
(4)
14
of
of
for
,
ten
and
Secuiirie^
the capital
davs
the
Protection
that
such
of
investors
or
manipulative acts
or
the
March
on
from
declared
it
'
announced
the
practices,
|
,
1957
1956
$6,378,664
»
..."
Steel
t
-
Corp., Owensboro/ Ky.
Under
Plan—
application
an
the
the
the
3,/a%' debentures
together
Trustee's
by
advantages
in
and
arc
a
to
15,
of
a
issue not
due
May
due
with
Amended
1?61
in
exchange
accumulated
Plan
of
for such
thereon,
interest
Reorganization
approved
of Court in the reorganization proceedings
now pending in the U. S. District Court for
Kentucky.—V. 185, p. 821.#
•'
f
of
of.
"DISCWHEEL,"- Greer" Industries
38
also
The
A
an
International
-r-'
■■
Securities
has
14,
order
tion
to
!
'
■■
and
'
■■■
Exchange
a
opportunity
an
the
suspension
.
The
corporation
mission
Houston,
as
for
hearing,
it
file
to
its
be
vacated
Pher
of
of
400,090
will
be
will
be
and
issuer
shares
ing
the
that
as
melting-and casting plant
melting facilities.
Various
its
of
asserts
for
tne
such
$300,000
Hardy-Griffin
affiliates
securities
failed
offering
of
50.000
With
of
which
con¬
the
to
sale
per¬
offer¬
there
of
shares
the
issuer
transfer
the
of
the
the
sold,
300,000
the
of
of
to
are
promoters
records
the
shares
respect
shares
outstanding,
directors and
of
nresantly
addition
by fhe issuer,
win re as
indicate that sales in excess
240.000
The
in
notification
sale
agent
result
a
fudher
public
and
notifi¬
to .operate
available
Hardy-Griffin
including
inventors.
the
as
exceeded
the
of
the
any
all
of
misleading
under
order
not
that
shares
officers,
public
however,
listed
circular
to
were
for
public offering,
being
as
be,
and
account.—V.
air¬
convert
The
was
public
il
and
manner
a
offered
underwriter.
that,
Com¬
240,000
Co.,
•
any
of
effected,
the
of
540.006
by
by
nor
for
the
of
&
50,000
agent
shares
by the underwriter in excess of 300 003 shares were held bv
public
investors at the completion of the public offeriuc.
Furthermore, the
offering circular. failed to disclose that, in addition to the 240,000
com¬
producing
will
A
order,
transfer
in
182,
own^d
fact
the 50.000
by
David
shares
J.
offered
were,
to
shown
in
the
&
Co.
vestment
offer¬
Benjamin,
the
underwriter,
the
for
his
public
personal
1014.
p.
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Bonds Offered
Inc.
and
banking
Dean
$7,000,000 of 4.70%
first
Witter
which
group
&
mortgage
Co.
Dillon,
headed
March
on
20
in¬
an
offered
bonds, series J,
due
March 15, 1987, at 100% and accrued interest.
The series J
are
at
bonds
redeemable
1C4Vz'i
100',
in
if
on
not
redeemable
payment
March
on
prior to March
dates at
15,
1962,
the
option
and
at
15.
1962.
scaling
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
series
J
bonds
be applied by the company toward the cost of its
construction
including repayment of $1,000,000 bank loans obtained for this
This
the
program
period
calls
1957-61,
for
total
of
which
estimated
an
'1957..
a
They
of the company
prices
to
1986.
PROCEEDS—Net
-
are
interest
redeemed
BUSINESS—The company
plant
which
purchasers.
sale
01
were
ques¬
perma¬
order,
the
believe"
that
to
stock
such
securities
of
offered
slates
cf
owned
indicate,
carried
in
Regulation
issuer's
stock
it
withstand
being
the
total
a
be
shares
240.000
the
to
of
circular,
Co>,
false
are
made
the
upon
under
offering.
sonally-owned
Calvert
now
circular
Hardy-Griffin
amount
neither
the
shares
records
ori
suspension
cause
was
with
offering
Benjamin
its
In
the
the Commission's
to
that
Niagara
share,
"reasonable
"
templates
the
public
the
per
imposed by Regulation A. and
report disclosing the completion
a
240.C00
crn-
exten¬
has
of
stock.
and
logical
it
offering
deceit
or
exemption
that the
in
$1.25
,
936.
"a
and
offering
the
cn
made
or
notification
A
proposed
underwriter.
as
that
offering circular
According
of.ire-war-
can
listed
asserts
public
limitation
construction
high-altitude
'*
announced
was
recmest.
upon
should
Regulation
It
at
and
an
its
1955.
fraud
a
filed
stock
was
the
that
days,
recently
'
.•
I
8.
notification
offering
.
that,
July
of
ing
N.'J.,
611.
p.
"
Commission,
order
common
011
shares
on
division
185,
:
'
•
.
Gondrirh
atv
Airport, Jamaica 30, N. *Y.—V.
-
issued
provides
nent.
near
ial
use,
from
whether
that
60
for
in
an
order temporarily suspending a
Regulation
regis ration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public olfering of securities by this eevporavion.
The
exemption
thg
'
.
wheel
new
with other wheels currently
compared
brochure recently prepared and released
by Greer
affiliate of Greer Hydraulics, Inc., and located
a new
Inc.,
York
Ohio;
Akron,
plant
1939
orders
District
outlined
March
•*
stock
dividend
Gen
F.
extraction
of
Bankruptcy Act
Commission
plants
faster
(
,
March
on
Act
Hardy-Griftin Engineering Corp., Houston, Pa.—Stock
in
with
was
Illinois
plant.
B.
V
SEC
Issue,
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
dividend.
plant
building,
the
;
*
with
Trust* Indenture
To
—
'
Eay. Md.
solvent
and
to
'
stock
announced
initial
laboratory
the
p.
reduction
sponge,
appropriate
Debentures
*
plant,.
L
Perdriau, General Manager
division, is creation of rubber
Curtis
a
a
:
.
River
the
states
of
The
production plant ias
and thorium operations
consist
uranium
and
period
a
'inclusive;
936.
Western
The
'
new*
earths
March
on
Section. 19(ai
fraudulent, deceptive
confirmed
are
begin immediately on a plant to
produce basic raw
reactor fuel,
according to an announcement made
described
'
$23,217,297
\:Greer Hydraulics, Inc.—Announces New Product— (
nuclear
Grace's
for
1957,
niaterial-ihandling trucks,
or
-
Grace
$24,293,001
-summarily suspending trading in
and of Kroy Oils Ltd., respectively,
24,
outstanding
under
designs required for advanced
which
enterprise.
of
%
.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$1,994,739
Commission
under
Exchange,
the
/;
Peter Grace. President.
The plant will be located
at Erwin, Tenn.,
end is designed to pro¬
duce uranium, thorium, and rare
earths, alloys and metals for reactors
now in use or under
construction by both private
enterprise and defense
units.
Other than uranium,
thorium is the
only naturally occurring
element which can be converted into
fissionable material.
The plant
will be the first of its
kind financed and
opeiated entirely by private
Mr.
1934
company
debentures,
12.
$1.50
begin' within
and
$500,000
operate.—V.
'
$38,812,608
SG,405.283
Industries.
1536.
-
Kearny,
F.
the great temperature
*
1957—2 Mos.—1956
Ltd.—Delisting Continues—
Exchange
pursuant
respect
of
chemicals
bank
company's Los Angeles, Calif,,
goal ol the laboratory, said P. W.
B.
1043.
$41,586,537
1957—Month—1956
outstanding
>
common
Co.. were
ch< mical
the
Lake
a
approxN
under
now
p.
1,
(bearing 3V2',
contingent interest commencing May 1, 1959).
debentures'are to be issued to the holders of Green River
cation
process
and
materials
started
'
$20,442,017
February-
•.
$543,130,
regular
p.
,
division
Avon
185,
These
earnings
common
the
generating
Haledon
ieet.—V.
square
indenture
1982
-
March
on
*
west
Goodrich Aviation Products
rubber-like materials and fuel cell
sion"
to
iteam
construction
of
exceed
Steel's
ap¬
-
common
on
on
paid
company.
this
March 20 by J.
owns
service are
disnosed of in
and
contrasted
as
will
Y
Construction
consists
of
1956
dividend
units—the
a
plants
Louisville,
N.
materials
Co
water
were
and
-
for
operating
average
pursuant to which the-company proposes
$4,000,000 of subordinated income debentures,
to
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Division to
Produce Raw Mate¬
rial for Atomic
Energy Power Reactor Fuel—
by it to them,
and
Pr0Perties
the
on
30,000
'—
185., p.
Read
is
,
subsidiary companies
predominantly
purchase, transmission,
distribution and sale
dividends
in
employees.
tracL
three
will
trust
1,- 1957. :
200% ' stock
a
Chemical
the chemical
of
//
•
-
board
company's
next
'
plant
company, Pittsburgh.
Goodrich Chemical Co., a
and
craft
Th« income of GPU conowned, primarily dividends
subsidiaries
GPU
makes
no
services rend"cd
s
generation,
utility
of
constructions
.
securities °f ^ mmor uwregulatory bodies an application
lifth minor
utility subsidiary.
th? m»n«sm*ntsof its subsidiary utility companies, GPU
stock
by
consist
30
'
*
.
qualification', under
interests
for
about
and
year
1957—Month—1956'
This'corporation" filed
Plant
for
secured
for
F.
Major
a
common
been
-
of
1956', .-the
$5,600,000
new
*< -,
drawing
1957,- for
for
net profits
$669,289,
Williamson said.
Thrs
profits
President.'
its
in "the
1154.
p.
Income
and
Mr.
stock
a
Goodrich
the
scheduled
call
on
will
pleted
or
and
It also
F.
of
year.
the
,
United.
21,' 1957,
March
in' snles
years.-t-V.-180,
of
Hoover,
Testing of new fuel
military aircraft has
Holdihg
Light
these
am
Interests—
announced
net
cash
stock
preferred
of
markets
$22,073,100
orders
necessary,
Green
.
Starts Tests in New Fuel Cell
Development Lab—
jmnerv°iK*«h
IItsof dividenrtf3rnanf f ?lr operatlo,ls«.«ti° dWldends «nd interest on securities
011
,
&
B.
by John R.
oeen
City
r-m'r
Pennsylvania Electric Co.,
and
means
10%
The
construction
r
and
•
stock,
share
per
A
construction
comoletion
Falls,
Outstanding
in
by
Vermont.'
Connecticut," and
are
Co.—February Sales Higher—
March
to
185,
Sales
Earnings Higher—
December,
shares,
cents
each
in
the
III.,
20
currently
effected
Utility
the
March
record
Blaw-Knox
10,349,602 shs.
York
Public
to
—V.
Goodrich Co.—Chemical Unit to
Expand—
for
tractor
FINANCING
12,485,000 shs.
of
$12,004,489
in
basis
new
1956.
share
In
effect
?S principal olfice is located at 67 Broad Street,
hut 11 oiL«?'♦»,♦ df0e^inot operate a»y utility properties
directly,
£ Light Co., L ^ 0ll^tandin? common stocks of Jersey Central Power
2
Metropolitan
'
March,
per
hou.se-mechine
subsidiaries.
Authorized
stock
$5
Options
and
possibly from short-term bank
1957, for investments in
domestic
but
1955.
phase
will
operations
the
50
of
GPU
of
in
have
the proceeds
from the sale of additional
common
utilize $8,500,000 to
pay short-term bank loans effected
Jn
1956, the proceeds of which wore
used in
1956 for additional investments in Its domestic
subsidiaries. The balance of
the net proceeds
from the sale of additional
common stock will be
added to the general
corporate funds of GPU and
utilized, together with funds
It
1 rem
derived by
stock
3-fcr-l
a
operation will
PROCEEDS --Of
'
payable
records
$10,320,523
1955,
Jersey,
plans
this
of
excess
two
prevent
early 1953.
The plant will produce
especially organic chemicals for use in
petro¬
leum, rubber, plastics, and other
industries, Mr. Hoover said.
with
(and,
dividend
common
year
construction
'
of
and
,
growth
$50,046,672
1955, the previous record year. v'
paid cash dividends on common stock
in
to
with
thereof
who
of
of'Fractional
high
totaled
of
of
share
per
in
Actual
not
holders
on
basis
(I'. F.)
no
in connection
sales
in
$1.15
Plans
case will
any
Released Shares he sold at less
than the subscription
price.'
Subject to certain limitations, GPU
will pay fees (1) of
35c per share
to
participating dealers who have been
•
1957
the
stockholders
new
195C
share
equivalent
paid
plus the higher of (1) the last
previous
quoted asked price, of shares of
GPU
York
the
cents
the
will
to
fiscal
under
now
1; '
Stock
is
Sub.—
substantial
'■
sales
share,
split
On
Henry,
price
stock
are
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.- -February Sales Increased—
Trust Co., New York. N.
Y., has
purchase
and
sale
of ." fractional
Corp.,
year
company
and
March
which
3 5,
*<•'
Williamson, Jr., President,
per
with
per
The
1956
determined
without commis¬
(but
'
common
record
was- an¬
been
Corp.—Sale
the
achieved
B.
equal to $1.41
Ex¬
to
F.
the
ior
compares
price per share
a
such
brokerage fee payable by the purchasers)
common
.
the
on
had
:
company
Sales
received
through participating dealers
announced
sion
stock
of GPU's receipt of such
application, and bi
by valid purchase applications
theretofore
1274.
p.
during 1956,
its
not
185,
of
action
New
available
common
change
extent
has
Goodall Rubber Co.—Sales and
purchases of rights and.
otherwise, GPU exnects to
for sale otherwise than
by exercise of warrants
("Released Shares"). During, and lor
not more than 30
business davs
after,
the
subscription period,
GPU
proposes
to
sell
such
Released
Shares, subject to allotment, (a) to
holders of GPU common stock or
•warrants, upon application by them, at a
price per share equal to the
last sale price (but without
commission or
brokerage fee payable by
the purchasers) for GPU
shares
number
Farmers
for
arising from a 2 /
by Georgia-Pacific
—
have
Bank
agent
opened
end
of
this
342.
p.
made'bv
Georgia-Pacific
Place,
in
Securities
issuance
Act
ever
Hawthorne,
*
current
tjotakd
a
936.
p.
stocks
of
companies are now handled by
Scotland, he said,
gives a more representative picture of sales and
»»
.
♦
General Public Utilities Corp.— Stock
Offered
This
corporation has issued to holders of 15 or
more shares
of its common stock of
record at the close of
business
on
March
8,
1.957, transferable warrants
evidencing
frights JO subscribe for 646,850 additional
shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $5) at $32 per share at the rate of
one
.share for each 15 shares so held
of record. Warrants will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (New York
time) March 29, 1957.
This offering is not underwritten.
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane is
acting as clearing agent.
a
have
J.
1957
result-of continued expansion,;
a
$1,997,575
The
the
subsidiary accounted for $3,118,172.
the year amounted to
$1,972,148,- equal to
'
*
'
As
results
Donald
2,
936.
p.
185,
—V.
185.
company reported consolidated
1956 of which the Scottish
pointed
.*
its
Scotland,
curing, the-
as
New
Great Sweet Grass Oils,
•
.
completed."—-V.
in
sales
?
that
Canadian
The
185,
discussing acquisition
"nothing- in the
said
be
to
Period End. Feb. 28—
Consolidated net Income for
$3.97 per share of common stock,
compared with net income'of $2,110,412, or $4.17 per share, on sales of
$49,163,497 in 1955.
During the year, Mr. Hawthorne said, th" new Scottish watch
plant
was completed,
and 1957 will see General Time
launching (his impor¬
tant new product line
in British
markets, closely following its entry
into the electric clock
field last year.-—V. 184, p. 2325.
*
'
than
1153.
p.
•
but
March
ky November oL this
-.caies
...shares
"average
Corp.—Consolidates Scottish
and
consolidation
the year
E.
was
now
subsidiary
a
statement,
earnings.
A. Link, founder and
Chairman of Link
Aviation, Inc., a subsidi¬
ary, has been elected to the newly-created
post of Vice-Chairman of
tlic Board and also to the
executive committee of General
Precision
Eqnipmnt Corp., it
President.—V. 185,
is
rest
011
4'
year.
York,
open
Grant
Exchange
the
said,
corporation. is
ended
supermarkets
signed and
28 'Gland
Union
arc
T.)
Montli
Time
years.
the
the
concerns,
/
1957—9 Wks.—1956
$66,490,452 850,506,067
Grayson-Kobinson Stores, Inc.—February Sales Up—
No
to
011
to
-i-
V.
the
"sharp
New
Sales
financing
substantially,"- he
share abased*
a
would
alloys
.
American
a
rather
metals,
The last Of these is expected to be in operation by
September
~
(VV.
'•
"
but
uranium
$29,072,151
year
in
Union
period End. Feb. 28—
by
of
of
financing;, for
'•
:
fiscal
teen
markets
construction
consolidated ;witV the-m,5&
President,/told stockholders
the annuel report of Cnc-ral
Time Corp.-released on March 12/
v "
Since a large portion of
export sales fbrmerlv
in
240
16,500
ol
recent
during
that
deal
Ltd.,
$3.26
or
smaller
a mature
year-end
company
has
Acadia Parish,
1521.
p.
to
in
of
some
1
elements,
and
mately 23,500 squaie feet in size. 'Five of the largest stores
'.,
equity
any
"improve
$41,300,000.
equal
disclosed
Westclox
,
plan
added.
have
1958.
New
—V.
18.
should
year-end,
General
corporation on March 14 reported its 1956 sales of
liquefied
petroleum gas totaled 84,571,000 gallons,
nearly 12% higher than its
previous record sales of 75,609,000
gallons during 1955.
At
the same
time, Hal S. Phillips, President,
reported
that
the
'gas-distillate well in which the
company lias an
interest came "on
stream"
during January.
Daily
production
from
this
well
ranges
from
at
with
of
1957
outstanding
also
plans
This
tarries
we
Power
profit
shares
Stream—
on
don't
oustahdlng
cf
way
General Gas Corp.—Sales
Up—New Well
time
year," Mr.
Earnings
for
March
on
*>f
scheduled
territory.
ol
„
Angeles
Analysts
t
fuel
thorium
1957—5 Wks.—1956
gams
Grand
additional
'■
expects to issue $45,000,000 of convertible debentures
Donald C. Power, President,.told the Los.
Security
the
increased its payprojected during pre¬
design.
of
produced
magnesium
domestic
and
method
11
de-_
million.
summer,
'"At- this
com¬
also
originally
this
Society
13.
program
pleted
•
R,
as
in
the company's 34-year history and
$283,003,lu6 lor tne previous year," it
by Lansing P. Shield, -President.
substantial
new
stales
a re
General Telephone Corp.—Plans Debenture
Financing
fastest
hour
an
testing,
Chief Engineer of Convair-San
Diego, reported on
Mr. Bayless sai l a
million-dollar wind tunnel
load
world's
miles
615
tunnel
the
an
Announces New Development—
'
basic
anticipated, said Mr. Shield,
Leases
general
the
million
be
All
mort¬
provided
approximately $15
with
be
lo
use
*
-
Philippines.
requirements
approximately
p.
be
to
operations
in
reactors
power
inetai
in
of
March
on
Sixteen
—
securities
construction
at
made
requirements.—V.
is
cash
estimated
are
been
of
sale
cash
estimated
has
balance
out
the
1959
Philippine subsidiaries
Transcontinental,
late
and
The
signed by Convair with two domestic airlines
Trans World Airlines has purchased 30 of
the
Lines
Philippine
the
and
the
52-week
uaies
Further
subsidiaries
-
the
highest
can
outstand¬
were
for
aoove
nounced
are
funds
operations
finished
make
——$37,173,044
$374,132,049,
bonds, approximately $20 million in the form of
additional invest¬
by GPU and approximately $10 million from short-term
bank
loans effected
during 1957 and to provide the balance, from cash avail¬
able from operations and
general funds.
V
V
The 1957 cash construction
requirements of the Philippine subsidi¬
aries are estimated at
approximately $6.5" million. *Of this .amount,
GPU expects to advance
approximately $1.1 million out of
from
atomic
extensive
element fabricators, which are now supplied
by the
its huee atomic energy plants throughout the country.
32.2%
gage
rived
for
Thorium
find
fuel
_L
Slies
;
several
domestic'.subsidiaries
the
required
to
1275.
p.
National
addition, the domestic sub¬
1957 bank. Joans maturing it)
purposes,
not
making
Period Ended March 2—
Sales
COMPANIES—The
approximately $12 million which
1956.
are
planned.
or
expected
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Increased—
»•
adjacent
In
during
prepay
is also
will
on
for
185,
electric
approximately one-half of
generating station which the
of placing: iq service.
approximately $78 million.
expect to pay
the amount of
in
1957
in
oxides
or
—V.
.
hydroelectric
is
PROGRAM
plant
government from
physically
Pennsylvania,
in
Manila
with
uranium
building
alloys for jet aircraft and guided missiles.
«
•
of
and
plant
new
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
also
are
utilities
city
interconnected
are
second
a
as
the
foreign carrier.
880%;
the
the
concentrate
output of
by the National Power Corp.*
1957 cash
suppressors
tiour and will be capable of
flying at
new
facilities
estimated
transport—is designed
major city in the United
and
•i.
from
■'
an
agency of the Philippine Government.
For
Philippine subsidiaries have purchased the entire
output
sidiaries
B-53 '
Evandale,
interconnected
of
neighboring nonaffiliated
CONSTRUCTION
wing will enable it to operate
150 existing airports in the United States,
To further
distances, the engines will be equipped with a
thrust
CJ-805« also will be fitted with sound
than
more
at
domestic
Corp.,
the
National
fastest
provide jet passenger service to
every
States,
The plane's 2,000-square-foot
reversal
jet
which
Convair
GPU's
ments
four-engine
to
front
the
jet engines available
the initial contract.
The
by
the
of
thorium
existence,
in
now
hydroelectric generating station owned
and they have also contracted to
purchase
has
been
Electric Co.
General
with
Jersey, Maryland and New York.
Philippine subsidiaries serve the
ing
begin
shorten
CJ-805
being
facilities
one
transport
to
1988.
July,
The
-
of
to
The
areas.
advanced
most
were
commercial
Air
the
Hustler.
#
commercial
Convalr
CJ-805s,
application,
the
the
Convair
820.000,000
880
mere
tiiis corporation's Convair Division
ship sets of
engine
'powers
for
electric
by
transmission facilities
of
forms
coopera¬
of
million.
interconnected
power
contract
such
.
General Dynamics Corp.—Awards Jet
Engine Contract
An
2.8
addition
years,
-
of
amount
physically interconnected and are operated as a single
coordinated system serving an area of
approximately
miles in central and northern New
Jersey and in north¬
and southeastern Pennsylvania
with an estimated popula¬
central
In
412.
p.
None
substantial
any
and
tion
•
182,
municipalities.
square
ern,
turbine-generator unit, rated at 5,000 kikftvatts, not only
furnishes the plant with
electricity but also supplies heat to make
process steam in
p, heat recovery boiler.
Constructed by General Electric Co,'s- Gas Turbine
Department in
Schenectady, N. Y,, (he simple-cycle, single shaft gas turbine is de¬
signed rGr diioi-fuel operation
burning natural gas or distillate oil.
—V.
small
generate
are
integrated
in
14
The electric generating and
subsidiaries
Gates Rubber Co.—Turbine Placed
and
municipalities
energy.
$12,537,515
1153.
p.
PEA
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$6,226,259
....
kingdom,
distribution
and
and
is engaged
sale
of
expenditures
estimated
of
$9,544,000
program,
purpose.
$53,898 000
Ls
will
budgeted
for
for
was incorporated in 1891 when Hawaii wa3
principally in the production, transmission,
electric
energy for domestic, commercial, in¬
dustrial, agricultural and governmental purposes on the Island of Oahu,
Territory of Hawaii. The cai^ipany serves the City of Honolulu, sugar
\
Volume
185
Number
fThe Commercial
5623
Financial Chronicle
and
to
towns
l'or
pineapple plantations. Armed Forces establishments, and numerous
share to all employees of the company who were in active service on
and villages.
The estimated population of the service territory,
Dec. 31,- 1956.
Each employee1 will be entitled to subscribe for one
was 400,557'as of Jan.'lr1957.
share of common .stock-fof each full year of employment as of Dec. ,31,
-The:/company's subsidiary, Honolulu Electric Products; Co;,- Ltd.,-'is
1956, multiplied*by the hyinber of whole units of $1,000 earned by the
engagedTin the'merchandising exf electrical equipment,-, fixtures, appli- '^ employee-in >1956.f7?'.. j- *
; ; :
' -!
- •
ances and
accessories as well as in the business of repairing electric
This offer will be made on April 8, 1957, and will expire at 4 o'clock
excluding .Armed Forces personnel,
in the Territory of Hawaii.
It reported
excluding inter-company transactions
V,EARNINGS-—For
$21,112,116
of
enues
1956,
net
and
the, company
income
$18,301,213
and
CAPITALIZATION
income
GIVING
$2,642,096
D,
3J4-%, due Feb.
Series
E,
3»%%, due Oct,
'Series
F,
G,
3V,-- --due Mav
3%-%'/due June
H|" -3% %
due-SCp.
3.45%,
I.
)Series. J,
Preferred
4,70'%
stock (par $20):
Series
B
-Series
C
■Series
D
Series
5,000,000
1981__
1982—';
4,000,000
,•
7,000,000
;V
r;.
be
are--to
■-"
>
.
share
per
The
.
used;to
for
150.000 shs.
and betterments
5%
(cumulative).
•" (cumulativet—]5<>,OOC sns.
5%
first
time
50,000 shs,. *;
50,000 shs.
(cumulative)#^-...;
bonds
mortgage
time
150.000 shs..
847,000 shs.
in
issuable
are
holders
by
1957
series
bonds,
and
agreed
J
severally
to
of
the
the., principal
order
to
of,
amount
Witter
&
Co
1,200,000
Blyth & Co.. Inc.w.w.
500,000
Eastman
Dillon,
The
First
Boston
Fenner
500.000
Corp..
the
Series
500,000
Smith.
Barney
500,000
White,
Weld
D
E 3n4%
Common
Hutzler
500.000
500,000
forth
Hertz
This
all
Corp., Chicago, III.—Signs Hilton Contract—
corporation
Hilton
hotels..
Signing
of
..Vice-President
The
!
feasible,
and
the
said.
of
by
System,
countries.
System
operates
5 '-'
,
the
in
this
in
than
of
in
operations
The
to
country
The major consideration of the contract
service
recently
the
to
driver,
made
For
available
instance,
by
nstianclly
Herts
customers
can
c"ar
the one-way
was
at
a- car
fr.m
Hotel
rent-
now
in
in
a
Hilton hotej in one city, drive it to a Hilton
city, and turn the. car in there.—V. 186, p. 342.
Hilo,
cost
Hewitt-Robins,
1958,
corporation
to
Dec.
rowing,
the
and
notes
Inc.—Borrows
has
sold
16,, 1961,
to
a
Banks—;
notes,
4
banks;"The
of
group
From
of
$2,500,000
;
due
the
of
purpose
munit.v—Registers With SEC—
term
1975,
and
$10,000,000
of. .serial
is*». proposed
J960-1962./ It
secured.-Petes
offer
to
(eighth
*\
a
group ol'
underwriters headed by Fi'hn, Loeb
First Boston Corp.; and Lazard Freres <& Co.
The interest
&
struction
coke,
and
iron
modernization
steel
and
(the
make
to
of
loans
facilities
term
to
for
the
"Enterprises"
-
installations
of
which
will
result
Stpel
and
President
Mayer,
Community,
public financing by
uled
to
made
be
Treaty
that
announces
the Community
April
on
entered
into
of
notes, the High
Author¬
in
the
the
offering
will
United States
be
and
Belgium,
established
was
the
France,
'
coal
the
The
coal
maintain
the first:
sched¬
in 19c2 by
with
free
Tiie
common
the
Community
railroad
f
Tne
national
member
single,
a
duties
customs
conditions
deal
not
the
Its "responsibil'ty
countries
in
iron
or
-
and
and
market
common
arid
that
within
coal
countries
is to create
other
The
for
last
coal,
one
coke,
iron,
ore,
of the world's
the
year
.
steel.
...
steel producing
Community
produced
the
57.000.000 metric-tons of crude steel and 249.000,000 metric tons of
coal, which compared with production of 104.300,000 metric tons and.
_
-
metric
respectively,
tons,
T
The
rowed
'Batik
It abo
High Authority's outstanding
approximately $129,000,000.
in
on
1954
from, the
,37#%'
$12,000,000
on
'Switzerland
in
banks Tin
secured
4',7%
U. S.
notes
secured
purposes.-
-
>
;
197f r and
offered
the
eauivalent
public
for
July,
1956 and $17,000,000 borrowed
Belgium, Germany,. Luxembourg and
of
i
on
secured
the
ihe* Bank
as
for
International
the
depositary,
Settlements
loans
made
in
by
enterprises.
Basle,
the
Light Co., Ltd.
holders
notes
of record
April
6
at
Authority
be
;not underwritten.
OFFERING
"an
additional
TO
oil
as
of
the
fuel
wnicn
all
as
a
6,060 shares,
-
will be
located
Kilauea
Ave.,
trans¬
com¬
the
on
and-
combustion
from
first
decade
of
then
adjusted
earnings
from
for
the
equal
to 32
the
cents
a
two-for-one
stbex
accounted
for
share for
common
corporation
disposed
3,671,603 common shares outstanding at the year$3.90 per share alter provision for capital gains
Pittsburg's
of
Golden
The
Triangle.
17-story
structure
Hilton.—V. 185, p. 822.
the Pittsburgh
to
Inc.—Unit Changes Name—
Industries,
North
Quarry
Jersey
Co.,
a
1956, ais. part of the company's program'of diversi¬
manufacturing and construction fields.—V. 184,
both: the
in
1913.
'
.
Houston
today
iMai
plans
ch^-25)
additional
the
to
offer
right
shares
of
to
to
scribe
its
Houston
or
subscribe
common
stock
offered
for
shares,
subscription
at
$28 per
Oil
Field
This
company
15, .1957.
wood,
rood,
are
par)
at
$43
1.950
1955
$17,034,133
___!_
share_;________
853,369
$3.89.
202,428
909,985
_______________________
$3.85
~
dividends.—V.
184,
2225.'
p.
ot
face
at
in
amount
be
will
There
denominations of
underwriting.
no
capital.—V.
Syndicate
and
178,
and
$500
proceeds
The
muL-.
to-
are
148.
p.
Minneapolis,
the
EEC
of America, Inc.—Registers With
Exchange
Commission—
investment
Minn.,
amendment,
en
its
to
company
registration
March 18 filed;
covering the
on
statement
following additional securities: $1,000,000 of "Single Payment fully
jfaid certificates"; $500,000 of "Series B" fully paid certificates; $2.500,000
10"
"Series
oi
installment
certificates;
—V.
183,
installment
6"
$200,000,000
2614.
p.
certificates;
$75,000,000
certificates;
and
$15,000,000
20"
installment,
certificates'.
.
,
"Series
of
15"
installment
"Series
of
"Series
of
\
...
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—Registers With SEC
;
The
.
company
covering
A
Walker
Net
&
March
cn
by
headed
The
underwrite
will
Co.
filed
19
shares
First
Boston. Corporation
offering.
•"/ •
the
the sale ot the
proceeds *'from
statement with the
of common stock (par
registration
a
proposed sale of 220,000
a
group
plied to the company's'construction
G», H.'.
and
• ;
new qommon; stock
will be ap¬
which, for 1957, is esti¬
cost
approximately $9,300,000, of which $3,700,009 will bjj
transmission lines and substation facilities, $2,900,000 for
to
for
and
electric
of
program
for
$1,800,000
extensions of
distribution)
gas
•
:
%
t./
.
stock was issued on April 1, 1950.
regular quarterly dividends have been paid.
The annual amounts paift
per
share are ar follows: 1950^—45 cents; 1951—90 cents; 1952—98
cents;
1953—$1.12»'2; 1954—$1.20; 1955—$1.23^; 1956—$1.40.
QuarSince
*
the
$5
value
par
common
,
telly
3714 cents
1957.
dividends of
and
April
2
share
per
declared to
were
be
paid
on>
1,
During 1953,
operating revenues of the company amounted to $":3,4
236,C7C and net income to $4,037,674, compared with operating rev¬
of
enues
p.
and
$30,405,167
income
net
of
$3,774,114
for
1955.—V.
184^
2740.
Interstate
Department Stores, Inc.—February Sales Off
Month of February—
—V.
,
$3,762,733
$3,659,619
—
185,
1956
1957
Sales
937.
p.
'j
Sulphur Co.—To Build Plant—
Jefferson Lake
agreement with Mobil Oil of Canrda,
Ltd., the Canadian
of Sacon-Mobil Oil Co. Inc., to develop
and recover sulphur from 80,000 acres in Alberta, Canada.
Harold W, Mauley, Vice-President, in charge of Jefferson's Oil end
Gas Division
headquartered at Tulsa, Okla., said on March 11 that
agreements have been executed with Mobil Oil of Canada, Ltd. for thp
company
to drill and develop an 80,000-acre gas lease farinout, of
the natural gas rights in the Calgary area.
Mr. Mauley said that three
wells have already been completed by Mobil
in the Devonian within
the iarmout -area, "indicating a substantial reserve of sour gas with
This
an.
of
feet
an
recoverable sulphur
gas processed."
expected
cubic
entered
affiliate
has
company
of
content
12
long
tons
million
per
in the farriou*
area
within
90
days,
Mr.
Manley reported.
development of
extensive proven
reserves,
the Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. plans tu
construct a gas processing and sulphur manufacturing plant which Mr.
Manley said will have an initial sulphur recovery capacity ol apprt^jj;niately 350 long tons per day.
start
will
Jefferson
Lake
Jefferson
Lake has
additional
drilling
interest in
an
acre
by Mol'il Oil which retains
.
,
j
.
estimates in the 80,000-
to be one of the major known sulphur reserve#
Canada.—V. 184, p. 2837.
,
block
"may prove
in western
Jewel
Co., Inc.—February Sales
Tea
Period Ended Feb. 23—
Sales
—V.
wells
Upon
the sweet gas process and an over¬
Manley said preliminary sour gas reserve
—
185,
Up—
1957—4 Wks.—1956
1857—8 Wki.—195£>
$27,390,859 $24,783,835 $54,991,812 $49,049,203
1154.
p.
Material
Co.,
plete
Industries Corp.—Kitchen Cabinet
Products.
Metal
line
of
announced
Inc.—Registers With
S.
D.
on
March
Hackley,
Contract—•
has signed a contract to supply a com¬
cabinets to Whirlpcol-Seeger Cor])., it was
Inc.
kitchen
steel
20.
per
filed * registration statement with the SEC on March
305,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The
KMP
Vice-President and General Manager, said
that
and sizes of cabineta
begin shortly to 80
RCA Whirlpool distributors throughout the country.
The cabinets wdi
be marketed, along with other appliances manufactured by Whirlpools
Seeger, under the trade name RCA Whirlpool.
Kaiser Metal's recently completed $2,000,000
facilities impiovement
program was a major factor in working out an agreement to jprouuc#
Whirlpool-Seeger's cabinet line, Mr. Hackley said—V. 184, p. 727.
'
production is underway on a wide range of styles
for
the St.
Joseph, Mich., firm.
Deliveries will
to* offer 200,000 shares for public sale through an
headed by Shearson. Hammill & Co., and Under¬
Theyntblie oriering price and underwriting terms
ine-tntnnc offering
ano imoerwi uiu«
supplied by amendment.
The remaining 105,000 shares arc
be
Katz Druff Co.,
group
Neuhaus &*Co.
to
zinc.—V.
4.8%
cover!jig
company.'proposes
underwriting
together with
(no
share
Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
*
-
stockholders of record
on or before April 15 for
common
for each 10 shares held (with
There
will be
underwriting.
company will also ofier
to its employees the privilege to sub¬
for an additional 53,500 common shares.—V.
185, p. 1043.
the
on
and
March 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC?
5'Mi %
subordinated
debentures,
due * Dec.
31.
on
working
ICaiser
Lighting & Power Co.—Stock Offering—
basis of one new
oversubscription
privilege).
share,
of gold per ton,
ounces
copper
;
comuany
612 2CO
the
for
unsubscribed
(frith
Mr.
wholly-owned subsidiary, and one
of New Jersey's largest producers of sand, gravel, stone, concrete and
allied products, has been redesignated as Houdaille Construction Mate¬
rials,-Inc., Ralph yy Peo, President of Houdaille, announced on March
<11.
-Th^"North Jersey Quarry. Co. and its subsidiaries. Consolidated
Stone &' Sand Co. and Portland Sand & Gravel Co., were acquired by
an
on
2.72%
systems.
by
equal
1956
l'or
extensions
Earnings—
operations
•
Lake,
Snow
near
the Snow Lake area resulted in the"
the end of 1956. Total ore reserves*
preferred
for
$250,000
1956.
total,
wit"*
.
bodies
ore
outstanding__^„__—.____213,613
thereof.
Jan.
outstanding,
$5,899,135,
were
contrasted
/
*
assay of 0.063
*ton,
per
common
Investors
sources
activity
1956
$20,494,939
company
mated
its
celebrated
at
taxes__
provision
This
sources
the
on
from
income
31,
$61,466,000,
new
in
tons
average
an
silver
of
Securities
.
imported
three
drilling
5,319,000
per
Kaiser
(Hawaii)—Stock Offered
share
EMPLOYEES—All
is
are
its
of
Diamond
of
shares
used
.
Island of
in the
public utility only on the Island"
company
derives
profit
named
The
'
March 5 the right to subscribe
per
Dec. 5, 1894,
of Hawaii)
The principal
purposes
internal
company's
Dec.
,
The company produces
S. A.
March 9 offered to its common stock¬
$24
be
report stated that
The
Z
■
45,320 additional
shares of common stock (par $20) on the basis of two
new shares for each seven shares held.
The offering is
before
.
for domestic,
governmental
U.
:
-
to be offered
tiples
of
the current rate.
The
Hilo Electric
The
dividend
record
production,
the
in
Government
year-end.
to
;
1900,
Territory
(now
engaged
and
The
in September,
1956
Iloudaille
p.
Switzerland, ' which
High
*
'—The company on
utility
it.
use
Houdaille-in March,
in
.
holds,
Hawaii
at
preceding
amounted
discovered
ftfter
covering
the
for 1955.
shares
the
fication
about
subscription
-
,
amount to the equivacomprise $100,000,000 bor¬
through the Export-Import
These
the Saar.
All of
High Authority's borrowings are made pursuant to and equally
secured by an Act of Pledge entered into by the High Authority with
from
of
the
1956
riding royalty interest in all oil developed
the exclusive oil development rights,
obligations
Government
due
notes
of
)a-
and
$49,714,215,
Canadian
"1914.
$5).
Development
is empowered to
funds and make loans to the enterprises for such
)ent of
the
in
corporation incorporated
a
to
the
in
^improve productivity and increase production.
borrow
The
payable
1957,
holders
liabilities
Current
in
1955.
ounces
p.
SEC
reported
at
will
United States.
The High
Authority, consisting of nine members, is the executive branch of the
Community and>is charged
with carrying out the purposes of the
(Community:.. * -<■
•'
The High Authority is responsible for facilitating the financing'of
.capital investment programs of coal and steel enterprises designed io
483.500,000
the
to
in
*
$20,740,675,
outstanding
Iluyler's, Indianapolis, Ind.—Files With SEC—
Hilton Hotels formally took over operation of
New. York's Savoy. Plaza in February,
1957, bringing the corporation's
total assets to approximately $202,100,000.
With this acquisition the
corporation now owns- or leases 30 hotels, 26 of which are domestic
operat ions.Construction
is scheduled to begin in . July, 1957, of a
$15,000,000 completely -air conditioned
hotel in the Gateway Center
or
scrap
in
1955.
"After
•
Hawaii.
The company's fuel oil is purchased
contract with Standard Oil Company of California.
corporation
The
major coal and
enterprises
participate
to
amounted
$20,841,830
of
shares
company
of each such month.
selling of electric energy
by
company
During
tax
products.1
reality and there are no longer within
customs frontiers, currency frontiers or
national
any
and
years; Based* on the
end,, this,-is equal to
inter-,
market.
steel
or
day
1956
and
profit
of
during the year; this helped to raise total ore reserves at
to 20,541,000 tons from the 16,516,000 .tons reported at the
Sales
the preceding year.
pf a number of hotels.
Tiie
Hotel Roosevelt was sold at an after-tax profit of $1,845,950 and the
sale
of
the;
Mayflower
Hotel
resulted in a profit
after taxes of
$5,802,867.
The New Yorker Hotel was sold at a post-tax profit of
$7,169,847.
The Hotel Senator in Sacramento, which was received in
part payment of the New Yorker, was sold as oi Nov. 30, last.
"•'At Dec. 31, 1956, there remained $19,092,518 in unrealized profit
from property sales,-which will be applied to income over the next 10
market is already a
frontiers
and.
from
does
Community is
areas
member
competitive
such
as
This
.
econofnies,
both
from
enterprises.
and -steel .free
Community
their
1957
Territory of Hawaii,
properties
in
'Earnings
1947-1951
share,
15,
River
Churchill
(F. C.) Huyck & Sons (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
1952-1956.
per
Dec;
31,
cash
1955
a
number
% "
same
Years Ended December 31—
of
,
the
$1,102,501,
of
Community
of
separate
six
within' Ihe
for-coal
ference
is
steel
and
the
sectors
is
public
plants
of
1.09
the
on
Dec.
in
year-end 1956 had
184,
after preferred dividends, to $2.55 a share,
The
previous year's
earnings
from
operations were $8,002,259, or $2.20
per
common
share.
Net profit from the sale of properties in 1956
amounted
to
$7,165,155,
or
$1.65
a
common
share compared
with
the Netherlands.
and
to
ceded
steel
Community
the
from
and
end
«,
$9,587,214,
By the Treaty, the
certain sovereign powers
including the power
to impose a levy on the coal and steel production in the Community,*
the first example of a European rather than a national tax.
'
countries
member
in
is 'a
-
The
ox
Ol
is
Republic
Federal
year-end
Territory, of
split'effected
9.
by
Italy,* Luxembourg
Germany,
consumption
like amount from banks,
<
'
High Authority of the European Coal
J The European Coal and Steel Community
a
the
common
a
the
ol
the
reducing
part of the serial
ity reserves the right to borrow
Rene
in
1
.Consolidated net profits for 1956, after all charges, were $16,752,369,
np 84% over the previous year's $9,104,760.
The 1956 total is equal,
after preferred dividend requirements, to $4.50 a share on the 3,671,603
shares of common stock outstanding at Dec. 31, last.
A year earlier,
earnings were equal to $2.52 per share on the equivalent 3,440,478
the Community engaged in the production and sale at
wholesale of coal, coke,- iron ore, iron and steel over which the Com¬
munity has jurisdiction). Special attention will be given to the finance
ing
exceed
1
Republic
' 'V '
power
456,563
the
enterprises of
(Scrap in the Community.
;
In lieu of selling all or any
Manitoba
recording
new highs in revenues and earnings
in the year 1956, Conrad N. Hillon,
President, announced on March 11 in his annual report to shareholders.
Gross
revenues
for
tne
year
ended
Dec.
31,
last,
amounted
to
$193,880,035, a substantial increase over the previous high of $189,-
coal,
of
include
to
All
-'
the con¬
production
used
is
15,
$1.80
and
5th
will
prospectus
June
of
VHilton Hotels Corp.—Reports Record
Co., The
public
rates,
Enterprises for
the
on
from
annum
15,
subsidiary,
with
compares
$7,483,912
company
spent
t
serial notes will be used
$61,413,000
*
these bonds for sale.
1957
Sept.
stock
company
the
with
revenue
,
Offering prices and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.'
It is expected that a major part of the proceeds of the sale of bonds
and
per
for
15,
Territory, of Hawaii and operates
*01
Hawaii.—V. 185, p. 822.
clue' '
sale
public
through
about
operated
under
Hawaii.
series),
for
June
this
by
share
per
dividend
a
15,
common
of
Hawaii,
and
outside
v
securities
thess
<Gioss
Common,
yet offered
industrial,; agricultural,
of
:-steam
937.
Community filed -a registration statement with the SEC on.
March -18, 1957, covering $25,000,000 of secured, bonds (seventh series),-
laws
company
owned
The
due
compared
210,000 shs,.
to
Smelting Co., Ltd.—Profits Up'
reported
securities.
1,000,000
not
11
■
at
assets
400.000
rats
$3,820,13»
$3,550,996
Comparable figures at Dec. 31, 1955 were $46,- *
in current assets, with $10,205,190 in cash, and $17,290,591 Jn
has paid quarterly cash dividends,' in
common stock each year without interruption
not
majf
as
1957—2 Mos —-195S
$1,665,440
wholly-owned
share,
-
Canadian securities.
-
$2,000,000
This
per
$10,436,517
962.458
„all the electric energy sold ty it, except for small quantities occasion¬
ally purchased from industrial producers, and this energy is manu¬
factured in hydroelectric, internal combustion, a.nd steam power plants
16.
Steel Com-*
,
Current
clnded
„
Outstanding
issue
its
March
1956.
at
to
and
1955.
development
interest
expenditures
,
on
$7.52
year-end
s'hort-term
'
$1,250,000.
June 5,-1357..
on
Hawaii.
by it
High Authority of the European Coal and
at
known. *
FINANCING
31,.
equal, to
Earnings
$1.60
or
on
stock
mercial,
bor¬
company said,
was to
pay $800,000
in outstanding
reduce current borrowings by $1,700,000.—V. 185, p.
to
of
declared
March
offered
the
Island
!-
-%
e
June
Dec.
on
the
secure
During the past ten calendar years the
mission," distribution,
*
1
The
program
750,000
directors
an
proceeds^
used for-
323.
p.
1957—Month—1956
$1,509,354
Ltd.
Co.,
6%.
has
its
record'of
paid
The
Hertz.
/
to
and'existing under the laws of the Territory of Hawaii.
executive
offices
of the
company
are
located at 1200
another'
;
*
rate
on
shares
be
under
-
rental
extra
no
at
far
tools
be
that profit for 1956, after de—
operating costs, depreciation, depletion and income taxes, wa» *
$21,007,852, equal to $7.62 per share, on 2,757,973 shares outstanding:
company
1333.
7 BUSINESS—The
located
of
capital
184,
will
Corp.—February Sales Off—
612.
p.
1,000,000
board
series F,
directors
have
common
cities
850
are
bonds,
15,
the
at
quarterly
■
offices
1,300
these
intends
250,000 shs.
the
operations,
such
and
desirable.-—V.
or
Stores
1,000,000
due May 15, 1985
amounts,, on
directors
be-;
•/' ■/•/
*
more
improvement
750,000
1971#..#
due Oct. 1, 1983_____u.
authorized
March
and
>'
car;
States
1,
from
ducting
construction.
new
$1,250,000
1976______
1,
requirements
company
Power
stock
common
paid dividends at the rate of $1.20 per share per annum from
this- becomes
as
hotels
26
operates
United
hotels
overseas
185,
This
PRESENT
TO
$175,000 for new machine
plant.
The balance of
the
Hudson Bay Mining &
on
mortgage
of
holders of
initiated
Approximately. 100
board
since
Hilton,
V
Hertz
EFFECT
(par $20)—
mortgage
varying
hotels.
,
,
;
■;
negotiated."
Exec live
Barron
increase
commence
Authorized
May
DIVIDENDS—The
year.
in
Hilton
foreign
and
will
at
.
ever
Stedem,
J.
The
rights
.
first
be
in
••'.
kind
its
Joseph
Car
A
and
1,
rental
car
Corp.
will
Nov.
18
arrangement
Hertz
% The
internationally.
in
service
and
-
Stedem
Mr.
five
the
by $2,001,000
1
largest
Rent
Hotels
exclusive
' ,/■'' :v./
•'■/;
March
Hertz
Hilton
Hilton
new
June
■■;//■
■>-
contract,
on
estimated
volume
twecn
the
of
Stedem
Mr.
^
:
.
granted
been
jointly
Vice-President-of
rental
has
five-year
a
announced
was
first
stockholders
first"
;
will
bonds are issuable in seines when authorized
time to time by the stockholders, subject to the limitations set
in the trust indenture securing the same.
Or. Dec. 12, 1956 the
from
:_1
5V4'k
stock
'"The
Co...
<fe
& Co
—V.
by
bonds:
due
3%
Series
500,000
&
600,000
B
GIVING
Series G 4%. due March
Series
_
public
additional financing is not presently
timing of the
"First mortgage
$500,000
Beane
&
the common
share high
market price was
the
pre--.ently
company
and
generated
_______
per
calling for improvements, additions
plants and facilities. This expansion
approved
as
capital
necessary
The
Pierce,
Bros.
Sales
1957,
$32.50
and
funds
Period End. Feb. 28—
1957.
for
and
building,
manufacturing
by
Howard
at
the
complete
CAPITALIZATION
'
1154.
p.
Lynch,
Salomon
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
185,
Merrill
Union
Securities & Co..
<-r-V.
Brothers
Lehman
loans
1958,
$1,872,550, ..The
The
bonds.
amount thereof which
each has
from the company are as follows:/* *
:
stock
required funds by the issuance of the required amount of first mortgage
principal
purchase
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc..$1,200,003
Dean
of
underwriters
21,
1957,
service
company's
appear
financing of the company's 1956-1958 ex¬
pansion program; -the company
wili need to obtain further capital
funds,, in additicn to the* proceeds from this issue, in the approximate
of
names
21,
for an expansion
and
■.
UNDERV/RITERS—The
Feb.
the company's
to
improvement-^program,
<In
authorized
when
series
On
psed to retire short-term bank loans incurred to provide working ;
$100,000 for construction of a new welding shop and an elec¬
well
wqrking
,
be
the directors, calls for
capital-^expenditures of approximately $3,100,000 during 1956, 1957 and *'
1358/'■■■
the common stock,- subject to the",
limitations set
forth
in
the
first
mortgage indenture, as amended,
securing the same.
tThese issues were placed privately with a number
of insurance companies.
' ■
r;.: ■;
...:
'VV
to
offering such
1956 and Feb.
price between
1,
bank
repay
the years. 1956,
and
150,000 sis.
150.000 shs.
1,100,000 shs.
»
$20)__.,_—L-____
(par
low.
has plafts
company
100.000 shs.
150".'00 s is.
512%
re-
will
of
purchase at not less
PROCEEDS—The:met proceeds from the sale of the
r
7;ooo,ooo
•
$29,25
July
Between
companj%ranged. in
100,000 shs.
E
contemplates
company
per share.
This ofier to the general
April 22,, 1957 and will terminate on May 7,
6,000.000
'
:
this
of
(cumulative)
\
The
employees,
and
and
$32.50
3.000,000
14,000 000
'
6.000,000
•
and
5.000.000
3,000,000
i,
-
Exchange.
slock
(cumulative >_:
5%
stock
'The
from
share.
per
shares,
unsubscribed
shareholders
general public for subscription
414%
iSeries* F
Common
5,000,000
5,000,000
1,-T977*_
-
$20
tiie
to
and
proceeds
supplemented
prevailing market price,
The existing common stock of the com¬
is listed upon the Honolulu Stock Exchange, and is traded on
that
$5,000,000
due Mar., 1, 1984_.
due Mar. 15, 19871^ >
r
the
will be
warrants
No
will not be transferable.
PUBLIC—Any
offerings" to
the
the
1957.
trical
the company's restricted stock option pi as
key employees.
.
.
.
. the public offering, approximately $1,400,00ft
pursuant
officers
the" net
capital,
pany
1,
r
tSeries
than
FINANCING
Outstanding
GENERAL
TO
after
to
April 20,
Time)
and the employees-rights
employees
'OFFERING
offered
$5,000,000
1, 1964__
l; 1970_i
to
maining
'
1955.
for
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
(Hawaiian Standard
p.m.
1
Series
"iSeries
1
compared
of
First mortgage bonds:
tSeries
of
1956
issued
Authorized
*
for
operating revenues of
with operating rev¬
reported
S3 285,344
of
net
sales
offered
certain
will be
,
apparatus
be
Of
i
$5,705,041
7
(1387)
This
company,
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Kansas City,
March 19,
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filed & registration
'nQr
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SEC covering 50,000 shares of its
X1.1
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statement v ifh th»
to hf»
be AflHTWll
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for public
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
sale
through
underwriting
an.
headed
group
by A.
G. Becker
dude
& Co., Inc.
Tne public oiiering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amenoment.
Net proceeds
for
the
o£
additonal
business
stock sale will be added to working
tne
volume
capital.
In
Need
woiking capital is occasioned by tne increase in
arising irom the company's accelerated expansion
The
in
has made
company
1956
$2.32
were
share.
common
1929, except
annual rate
an
in
the
middle
profit in every yiar since
a
per
paid in each year since
being paid at
the
for
estimated
an
taxes.—V.
184,
Kendall
12
Richard
of
in
Cash
dividends
Dividends
1938.
$1.60 per share.
V,
Earnings
have
been
H.
glass
March
on.
265,130
shares
pay
for construction
without
filed
6
of
letter
a
underwriting.
of
R.)
Kinney
Co.,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Rales
—'
185,
will
the
324.
use
184,
Calif,
p.
with
offered
be
Tne
The
1957- Month—1956
in
par
be
Used
to
to
are
Steel
letter
a
the
S.)
Kresge
active
Mr.
will
to
for
Huston
remain
$5,106,000
$4,706,000
in
The
$42,790,W4
$20,597,529
Sweet
Grass
Lake Lauzon
Oils
filed
Ltd.
above.—V.
185,
registration statement with the SEC on
covering 787,500 of its $1 par common shares.
Of
750,000 are to be offered for public sale by the issuer
shaie.
per
The
will
$25,000
offering
and
Co.,
receive
for
is
Inc.,
made
New
For
of
underwriter
behalf
on
York.
commission
The
expenses.
be
ol
selling
a
to
corporation
In
engage
Mr.
Striker,
in
for
area,
the
it
it
claims
on
acquired
its
eight
also
Ste.
mining claims in
Mining Division in
Marie
issued
were
certain
to
Mr.
acquired
properties
located
Rivett
from
50,000
the
to
commoh
In
cents
is
to
the
capital
prospectus, will pay
of the company and
control,
contributed
$5,005
the cost
$2,850
of
Mr.
in
will
the
Blind
shares
Lunge,
Township
own
Rivett
cash
the
to
mining.
Township of
the
of
of
of
River
its
Hyman,
and
the
capital
approximately
and
the
other
Blind
the
of
the
River
stock sale
net
after
proceeds
of
the exploratory
the
stock
sale,
work
property
and
has
$53,000
promoters for advances; and the balance of
woiking capital.—V. 130, p. 535.
The
acquired
will
sales
in
the
is
been
to
be
done.
Ostcigren,
close
$24,344.50
will
be
used
first
the
quarter
second
Lane
the
sales
ratio
quarter
a
are
year
ol
current
assets
continuing
Mr.
ago,
at
to
rate
a
Ostcrgren
$5,013,304
Lemer
Stores
$4,773,240
of
that
in
720.
p.
Month
$9,035,18!)
R.
LeTourneau, Inc.
1956
$8,148,86')
third is
Two
—
Offshore
Platforms
offshore
and
three
each
feet
80
L.
a
of
water;
LeTourneau,
units
will
The
Shreveport,
arc
La., and
scheduled for
.some
12
montns
Gulj')
t
natkn
Co
or
of
u
just
in
105
also
each.
185,
revealed
that
drilling
of
cost
the
equipment
for
are
this
The
Tiiis
second
for
of
Offshore,
Inc.
of
Texas.
Both
Odessa,
Zapata
platform—Le
was
ordered
nine
Orf-Sbore
Tourneau's
months
Co.
of
after
tW?. *ust ordered and the third nearing completion,
Sri n!atfS ,a RmalIer- more compact medium-depth combiHorn ten
unc.er construction for Deepwater Exploration
taking
shape
at
the
company's
construction
(Miss.)
plant.
400 niile* dCWn the river
a
Production-line
operation
«J?p miT,Thmainii:factures
forms!—V 135 p
°J
sales
reported
lished
L. O. F. Glass
Fibers
vard
the
on
Upon
and 0Ut
been
own
established,
steel,
Mr.
notification
(par
SI)
with
be
to
the
SEC
offered
an
,
bearing
on
$562,706
the
lor
company's
1955
a
oi
Sales Higher—
1956
$1,071,306
274,046
*184,155
1957
1956
.
$55,514,828 $57,040,066
.___
938.
p.
Lumber &
stock
used
to
Common
net
will
letter
a
1956
stock
common
oil
of
drilling
stock
proceeds
(no
1
at
$21
per
10
to
par)
SEC—
with
be
proceeds
This
sole
a
it
to
and
EFFECT
for
working capital.
TO
PRESENT
is
company
in
the
company's
located
in
incorporated
was
of
The
fall
the
&
started
Sales
865,000 shs.
New
The
York
by
Inc.
Inc.
on
Monticello
the
Nov.
on
Co.,
Co.,
Its
Jan.
Lumber
President,
Morris
1921.
administrative
Monticello,
offices,
Y.,
N.
plant and production facilities
about
on
12V2
of
acres
land
which
owns.
The
corporation
selling
ness,
work
In
addition,
for
engaged in the lumber and manufacturing
and finished lumber
to
retail lumber
and
rough
concerns
work
is
and
it
contractors,
manufactures
leading
many
builders
choice
furniture
kitchen
It
concerns.
and
is
the
sole
invented
was
(G.
C.)
and
patented
185,
president
United
of
the
mill-
fine
mill-
of
States,
the
which
company.
Murphy Co.—February Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
$11,980,823
—_
—V.
the
by
and
manufacturer
only ball bearing friction hinge of its kind in the
busi¬
manufacturers.
cabinets
1957—2 Months—1956
$11,646,210 $23,447,482
$22,541,580
938.
p.
the
be
to
Mutual
Investment Trust for Profit Sharing-RetirePlans, Inc., Richmond, Va.—Registers With SEC—
ment
newly
with
ment
organized
the
SEC
capital stock. T.
investment
March
on
Coleman
filed
company
19,
1957,
Andrews
is
$13,081,245
National
of
Off—
record
1956
$3,535,515
50,000
state¬
shares
of
its
President.
as
Rubber
Machinery Co.—Stock Offered—The
March 8 offered to its common stockholders
March
7 the right to subscribe on or before
9,778 additional shares of common stock
(par $10) at $27 per share on the basis of one new share
April
1957
$3,463,358
registration
a
covering
listed
1957—2 Mos.—1956
'
Outstanding
Lumber
Mfg.
to
successor
originally
of
in
Monticello
Lumber
'
FINANCING
,
2,000,000 shs.
Monticello
proprietorship,
Feldberg,
The
offered
are
$7,043,285 $13,882,877
Co.—February
the company from the sale of the
generar funds of the company
the
cents)—
company
the name
changed
Sales
operations.
1957—Month—1956
to
to
materials
raw
GIVING
(par
under
was
1957.
F.
notification
The
Mfg. Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
added
be
purchase
BUSINESS—The
$1,689,038
for
1
1955
its
annual
report
for
increase
an
Net
year.
1956,
of
sales
shows
8.7%
also
an
taxes
$1.95
earnings
of
were
$6,112,253
share
per
of
lor
per
equal
This
non-recurring
share
common
1956,
stock.
common
$5,885,6921 excluding
$1.87
or
dividends
preferred
lace
stock
of
the
on
the
dividend
4%
of
stock
stock
cash
based
during
after
estate
present
of
stock
which
for
share
a
issued
profit
capital¬
of
the
011
$100
to
1955
maintained
its
strong
financial
condition.
20c
per
Cash
and
current
liabilities by $3,560,831.
The company's
charges of $2,156,730 provided 53%
of its
expenditures
capital, improvements of $4,006,177.
depreciation
addition
to
opening
75
new
stores
dining
1956
the
company
remodelled, enlarged or otherwise improved 27 stores.
Sixteen stoves
were
replaced
by new stores
in
clifferfent
locations
in
the
and
12
operated
stores
947
closed.
were
stores—V.
185,
the
At
end
of
same
1956
the
938.
p.
Memorial Hospital of South Beucl
(Ind.)— Bonds Of¬
fered—B. C. Ziegler &
Co., West Bend, Wis., on March 8
offered $1,000,000 of 4 V2
%, 4%% and 5% first
The bonds
will
mature
semi-annuallv from July 1,
1959, to and including July 1, 1972.
Of the total, $350,000
principal amount has been allocated to dealers.
The
bonds
will
be
secured
by property valued at $7,325,225.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to
pav in part the $5.014,000 cost of constructing a new Nurses'
Home and a hospital addi¬
tion providing 180
additional beds and additional and modern facilities.
Memorial
pletion
of
conducts
and
of
Hospital
the
new
School
a
will
have
of
employs
hospital's
beds
and
45
bassinets,
upon
com-'
8-story fire resistant addition.
The
hospital also
Nursing witn 100 students presently enrolled.
Hospital,
institution
27
a
405
of
non-sectarian
Directors
the
amount
founded
governed
by
in
1894,
is
a
non-profit
self-perpetuating
a
people
Board
residing in South Bend and vicinity.
Administrator and two assistants who
trained
This
manage
operations.
to
at
least
Sales
—V.
of
Stores
Co., Inc.—February Sales Increased
45h%
15-year
Purchase
4\U'/
and
"Common
"Of
no^e
1957
—
185,
$8,664,000
823.
p.
195^
$8,341,000
Month
of
January—
1957
1956
$20,168,363
15.188,610
14,026,97;
2.255,736
Other
operating
taxes
-
taxes
Net
1,643,761
operating income
charges—
185,
p.
,
938.
1,310,998
$2,566,589
T
after
$2,540,986
2,273 908
2,300,318
-V.
1957—Month—1956
$2,036,657
185,
p.
823.
manufacturing
GIVING
*
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
1971—
$2,000,000
332,500
—300,000 shs.
%.
shares
195,556
1,150,000
$10)
98,200 shares
*
Outstanding
$2,000,000
loans-
(par
for
space
205,334 shs.
outstanding
were
prior to the offering to
by American Seal-Kap Corp.
owned
stock¬
1928 and
has been in commercial production
continuously since then.
The nonmilitary products of the
company consist of machinery and
equipment used in the production of rubber and plastic products, a
domestic
garbage disposer and some machine shop jobbing work. ( Sales
company's products for industrial uses are made through regu¬
employed salesmen and manufacturers' representatives.
Sales of
the garbage disposer are made through manufacturers'
representatives,
of
the
larly
plumbing distributors and special brand
distributors.
Sales of the company's
nonmilitary products amounted to approxi¬
mately $9,109,000 in 1954. $11,551,000'in 1955, and $13,182,000 in 1956.
The
company's, backlog of nonmilitary
business
on
Dec.
31,
1956
amounted to approximately $4,313,139.
During
the
several
past
the
yeass
has
company
produced
certain
military items not normally made by it. This military production has
varied substantially in volume and has been carried on
principally at
company's Clifton, N. J., plant.
The work has been done princi¬
the
pally
as
subcontractor
a
Chrysler
Corp
follows
as
1951,
Sales
(after
$4,575,000;
for
of
and
Alco
Products,
military
giving
effect
1952,
lor
Inc.,
products
Ford
have
renegotiation
to
$10,636,000;
ior
Motor
Co.
and
been approximately
through
1954):
for
1953,
$10,18
.0
0;
lor
1954, $932,000; for 1955, $3,000; and lor 1356, $2,973,000. The company's
backlog of unfilled orders for military items at Dec. 31, 1956 amounted
to
$708,720.
The company has
four plants, one located at Akron, Ohio, having
approximately 84.000 squire feet of floor space; one located at Colum¬
biana, Ohio, having approximately 152,000 square feet of floor space;
located
one
floor
of
mately
at
Clifton,
and
space:
90,000
square
N.
J.,
having approximately 62.000
located
one
feet
of
at
floor
Leetonia,
space.
Ohio,
The
square
having
company
feet
approxi¬
a
2Vz
owns
story
space
47
and
building with approximately 47.000 square feet of floor
West Exchange Street, Akron, Ohio.
The general offices
gineering departments of the company occupy this building.
a
Leetonia plant
cost
of $350,000.
by
was
purchased
$17,500
purchase
a
was
money
by
paid in
the company
April.
mortgage
1956,
April,
m
and
of $332,500
the
at
en¬
1956,
at
balance
which
calls
is
for
payment of $17,500 annually beginning with dpril 1, 1957 and continu¬
ing until April 1. 1975 wiien the balance will become due. Theie is no
on
any
instalment which is
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Sales
—V.
not
past due.—V. 185,
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$2,020,450 $23,114,976 $22,390,661
p.
p.
1156.
National Tea
p.
Neisner
Brothers
sales
185,
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$2,141,057
$46,650,805
1957—8 Wks.—1956
$1 -5,002,847
$90,824,673
Inc.—February Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
$4,158,434
p.
$2,315,413
824.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
—V.
1957—2 Months—1956
Co.—February Sales Higher—
$43,218,123
185,
$1,126,(03
938.
Period Ended Feb. 23—
Net
1957—Month—1956
$1,194,883
185,
Sales
—V.
Miller-Wolil Co., Inc.—February Sales Increased—
Period Ended Feb. 28—
sales
of
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Ohio in
May,
2,289,402
income
rehabilitation
the
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up—
$21,654,696
,
corporate
expenditures
$500,000.
due
bank
f-toek
(he
holders,
interest
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
general
capital
mortgage
money
evidenced
February—
for
used
1957
Authorized
The
Mercantile
Month
during
on
stock.
common
exceeded
be
.-
CAPITALIZATION
tax
value
par
December,
equivalent
of
to
are
that
with
amounted
1956
in
the
was
year
proceeds
estimates
company
additional machine tools and
preferred
compares
real
011
the
dividend
l/20Lli
preferred
common
company
governments
common
including
amount)
share
the
on
share
per
est.
The
estab¬
increase
net
pul-poses.
4%
Cash
for
PROCEEDS—The
in
will
$469,039,
The
high
$106,721,861
,
ization.
share
new
over
of
$126,124,405
high and compared with $114,495,706 for 1955,
dlvidiends, to
of
in
previous
20 shares held (with an
oversubscription priv¬
This offering is not underwritten.
ilege).
Corp.—Reports New Highs for 1956—
expenses
$497,683
earnings in¬
$728,329
824.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
11,
revenues
compared
4,692,032
of New York City on Feb. 18 offered
publicly 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at $1 per share to residents of New York State
only.
Co.,
$1,782,439
March
record
underwriting.
to
$115,987,762,
the
new
10.2%
—'V.
to
1956
$5,763,838
of February—
185.
24,, 1930,
LeTourneau
°/ $2C'880 ?CG for iy5G
increase
of
143'/.
iTom
1957
The Fenner Corp.
at
Operating
Co.—Profit Declines—
to
April
5,200,039
Authorized
Operating
plot-
1957
on
$5,928,368
———
railway operations
185,
CAPITALIZATION
int0
b«-
January-
Files
—
enm-
and
Ca" be oxpected for all future
wfTh^isirTales' cTP?lTo^%^leS
1 $18,2/3.4So,
.
of
lor
Federal
has
most °f
fnrCia<E™nl*
195J. Plane f;V:e,d a dctline
factors
shares
Stores
Earnings after
Net
,
Wis.
first
ago
on a number of locations in
nSion theveuun aAOninraV'S Vicksbu5'3:
w
of
stock
filed
1
without
corporation,
store
Board
similar
fheGull
for
185,
938.
on
Fall.
being completed is
a
Barnwell
Corp.
1,
(ESTi
for each
feet.
Actual
Drilling
of
February—
p.
April
a.m.
Services, Inc., Room 1600, 250 Park Ave.;
purchase from it of the above-mentioned
the
——
—V.
and
Holyoke, Mass.—Files With
BORROWER—Memorial
ordered
Dixilyn
bought
ago.
other
successfully proven itself
®re
practicing
a
vacancy.—-V,
1957
incident
Melville Shoe
more.
delivery
Tr«T,cL,pla/t°rm ,n°
(Zapata
Houston.
the
the
82.500,000
$750,000
platforms
set for
Vice-President,
about
is
cost
two
Myers,
mortgage
bonds, dated March 1, 1957, at 100% and accrued inter¬
1957
platforms havs just been ordered from this
delivery next week.
All are
heavy-duty units, designed for drilling wells
20,000 feet deep
the Gulf of Mexico.
Two will be
capable of drilling in aporoxi-
mately
letter
„,i
—V.
11
to
up
Montgomery Ward Co., Inc.—February Sales Declined
938.
of
company
Corp.—February Sales Up—
mobile
new
M.
board's
underwriting.
March
on
9,500
communities
823.
p.
G.)
corporation
in
Jan.
$8,927,531
185,
Two
185,
$9,445,315
Sales
(R.
30,
Madison,
Sales
In
exceeding
February—
V.
a
common
Corp.,
shore,
p.
be
to
retire¬
April 20,
the com¬
1957—2 Mos.—1956
822.
p.
Month
—
the
Co.,
filed
4
of
without
expenses
185,
March
on
1987,
1155.
p.
company on
share,
liabili¬
current
said.—V.
1957—Month—1956
Sales
185,
March
stockholders
McLellan
each
Bryant, Inc.—February Sales Higher—
Period End. Feb. 28—
—V.
Frederick
fill
to
$7,115,451
—V.
($5
per
of
Month
Exchange Commission—
Sales
for
reported on Morch 18. Working capital at
quarter amounted to $3,345,272, highest ill the
ties being 4-to-l.
Second
proposed
Mass.,
shares
Oil
per
for
$1.80
President,
the
ot
Y., for
until
persons
railway operating income——-,
This
the
quarter of the 1957 fiscal year, endad
and net earnings $49,363, or 10 cents
history of the company,
/
on
June
until
65
McCrory Stores Corp.—February Sales Up—
of
applied to
first
totaled $2,997,615,
O.
the
company's
be
date.
has
Period End. Feb. 28—
at
51.91%
own
N.
185,
Sales
1045.
covering
used
free
J.
to
Insurance
on
corporation
$15
at
have
will
Lakey Foundry Corp.—Sales Exceed Year
Ago—
31,
the
will
March 14 by the
on
SEC
the
of
Hyman Township Property, including $35,000 lor
diamond drilling, and
$90,500 to the Striker Township
property, including $45,000 for sur¬
face mining plant
equipment, mining, prospecting, and other purposes.
Thirty thousand two hundred and thirtv dollars will
be
repaid the
Net
with
February—
p.
Mastex
Lake,
voting control.
In addition
they will have advanced the com¬
pany the sum of $30,230 which is to be returned from
the proceeds of
Of
Lukehs
SEC
due
financing.-
the company
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Sudbury
48.09'.*
promoters
company
the
the public
leave
stock.
Kirkland
17,
Net revenue from
1155.
per
receive
Public
voting
of
accordance
Wolcott, who
the President
Stores Corp.—February
common
p.
services,
for which it paid £6,000 in cash
purchasers of the stock, according
$315,000 or
approximately 98.43'./
of the
shares.
while
750,000
Mike
Mining Division, Province of Ontario,
and
will
underwriters, headed by Clark,
Dodge & Co. at $26.25 per share. For details, see V. 185,
organized in 1954 under the Ontario Companies
business of exploration, development and
Sault
which
Ontario,
he
share, 69,329 shares were subscribed for up to and in¬
cluding March 13 and the remaining 2,061 shares were
was
the
Rivett
Additional
since
proposed
by
operating revenue
Railway operating expenses..-,
W.
the
ol
remaining 37,500 shares (representing outstanding stock) from the
promoter, Percy E. Rivett, at the rate ol' one such
share for each 20
shares sold to the
public; and the underwriter will receive the pro¬
ceeds of the sale of said shares.
From
board
-
185,
sold
the
to
Jr.,
bonds,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
are
to
1155.
p.
a
by Steven Randall
The
Robert
of
effective
April 9,
Wolcoit requested
President, that he not be
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Stock Subscriptions
71,390 shares of common stock recently offered
1957,
cents
underwriter
Act
retirement
interested
given
the
on
received
"Deficit—V.
—Of the
Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Registers
corporation
plus
the
in
advisor
Life
share,
of
Month
—V.
be
office of Southern
tne
York
Net
822.
shares,
at
SEC—
the
bidding.
Railway
ol
Directors,
shareholders,
Mr.
Huston,
Mr.
retirement
50,000
5.5.50' per
$20,773,971
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
share
the
Board
Sales
1957—2 Mos —1956
$10,491,760
Kroy Oils. Ltd.—Delisting Ban Continued—
the
announced
of
to
June
that
Pittsfield,
company
covering
19e7—2 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$10,233,321
_
Great
11,
New
has
hearing
a
will
with
mortgage
competitive
at
With
statement
first
to
Commission
Bids
Monticello
said
Madison
Kress & Co.—February Sales Lower—
Period End. Feb. 28—
p.
The
request
of
be used for property additions and improvements.
under this program are estimated at $10,800,000 for 1.957,
Expenditures
common
Co.—February Sales Increased—
1957—Month—l9*fi
Net proceed; are
name
Sales
issuer
20
Lukens
management
Mangel
18,
capital,
sale
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
Co.—Registers
registration
a
$6,000,000
olfered for public
1155.
p.
.
40
working
822.
p.
185,
lor
Power
filed
covering
Month
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$2,514,000
1957
.
,
as. an
of
used
the
re-election
annual
attorney
be
meeting
Charles
employment
policy.
ment
($1
pany's
$22,461,510 $22,136,380 $43,284,131
185,
(S. II.)
at
the inc;cased
Co.—Chairman Retires—
annual
to
considered
SEC
the
at
of
822.
p.
Sales
these
with
plant site was purchased at Corona,
southeast
of
Los
Angeles,—V.
184,
miles
The company on March
Wolcotfc as Chairman
of
pro¬
Inc.—February Sales Higher—
$2,692,000
—
Period End. Feb. 28—
March
combined
Exchange Commission—
proceeds
Lukens
date
notification
to
50
With Securities and
This
markets,
corporation on March 5 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 194,180 shares of common stock (par $i) to be offered
at, $1.37Vi per share,
through Daniel Reeves & Co., Beverly Hills,
trustee.
a
proceeds are
working capital, etc.
motel,
a
ol
stock
common
Mississippi
This company
15,
Logren Aircraft Co., Inc., Torrance, CaliL—Files With
Lukens
S?e
and
The
Notes Privately—This company
place $6,000,000 of 20-year 5*4% notes
to
share),
—V.
materials
bonds.—V.
securities and
period ended Dec, 23.
1556, resulted
$70,000 after credit for Federal income
of
Co.—Places
per
—V.
labor,
2442.
p.
822.
p.
company
covering
(S.
riter
75-acre
new
Calii.,
1699.
King's Crown Development Co., Salt Lake City, Utali>
«—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
—V.
the
of
During the year, a
approximately
currently
are
132, p.
R.
Higgins, President, said the company
plant expansion and working capital.—V.
for
(G.
of
cost
of the company's plants to produce has placed emphasis
^expanding
sales
and
distribution
efforts.
The
expansion
oi
manufacturing facilities in
1956
required
the
greater pari of the company's capital expenditures totaling approxi¬
mately $2,700,000, they point out.
two
west;
1929.
privately with four insurance companies and
The
the
in
capability
week
loss
net
has arranged
ceeds
increases
states.
to
shareholders, George P. MacNichol, Jr., Chairman,
Barnard, President, note that the continuing growth and
diversification
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—Reports Loss—
Operations
in
R.
report
letter
on
company operates a chain of 28 stores
will oe added to the chain this year.
The
continuing
the
the
and
program.
more
the
freight,
.
979.
$4 027.766
1957—2 Months—1956
$7,946,190
$7,739,991
!
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Number 5623
Volume. 185;
*•
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1390)'
V New
June." The
Nuclear-Chicago* Corp.—-Announces New Survey Meter
:
England Electric System—Secondary Offering—A
share
'
stock "
(par $1) was made on March 19 by Kidder, Peabody &
Co/at $16.87% per share,, with a dealer's concession of
*65 cents per shares It was completed.—-V. 185, p. 1278.
of 37,200
offering
secondary
shares
of common
A
The
SEC/ it
$6,000,000
will i be
and;
of
financing
warrant,
toward
circumstances
-
maturity,
March
on
outstanding
of
the company's
toward
partial
notes.—V.
bank
135,
Approved
issued
has
20,
ated
1987.
Net
construction
report
for
just
1956
mailed
A
first
and
passengers
locomotives
freight
efficiently
scheduled
are
for.
delivery
Sixty
punctually."
and
during
1957
and
personnel
nuclear
■
'
'to
-
Judge Ryan issued the order when the receivers filed an application
dlose the 641-mile carrier because cash was running out and traffic
fallen more than 15% below the levels of a year ago. .77".
Kilsheimer,. one of the receivers, told the Court that, despite
than $70,000 a month which had been made in the
: James B.
economies
of more
^company's operations in the last month,
traffic has raised a critical-situation."
This
r./r V:
'&)
Mason,
confident
to
the
receivers
would
be
able
to
the property in the black..-
get
*•
p.
19, filed
registration
a
typi¬
Industrialradioisotope
;
statement with the
(be sold to satisfy the claim.—V. 185, p. 1278. /
:
,/
/
.
State Electric &
York
This
■
/for
"on
corporation plans
...
Stock Sold
—
See details in V. 185, p.
subscribed.
■Robert S.
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Debentures Sold—The pub¬
;
lic offering of $12,000,000 5V2% sinking fund debentures,
which was made on March 13 by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
of
Packard-Bell
the
Electronics
Corp.,
Computer
Affiliate—
Corp.,
announced
was
**'.
affiliate
an
March
on
19
by
of
Dr.
bidding
March
May
on
Joseph
14,
mortgage
President,
Bell,- Jr.,
M,
first
bonds
Total
record
Bell
said
-in
the
company
sale
the
would
be
announced
used
to
with
$25,000,000
year.—V.
last
185,
1 Bonds Publicly— 7-7:
This
1047.
p,
The conrpaHf
$70,000,000 of
Commission
.bonds
with
.bonds
for
for
Securities
the
and
and
Commission,
bidding
May
on
will be sold on-or about July 1
piione & Telegraph Co.,. under preemptive
$140,000,060.
Tool
to offer the
It
v.
p.
980.
,
of
Inc.,
and
tooling
and
Products,
specialized
and
$180,000
annual;
an
the
In
in
volume
in
company's annual
Chairman and David G.
$596,573,825 were 2.5% above the 1955
earnings of $55,381,729 equal to $5.62 per
the
,
in
1955
earnings
of $61,433,716 or $6.26 per
•.■._*■..•
,
1956 compared
exceeded
1956
<
and achieved
1956
the
to
'
■
7
■
-
to $20,779,682
in
of
to
1955. -Capital expendi-
retained
for deprecia¬
earnings and provisions
and depletion for the year by about $20,800,000.
/
.The officers reported that, approximately $82,600,000 will be required
complete the capital expansion and replacement projects approved
Mr.
p.
980.
the
to
purchase of the
Co.
Plant Manager.
Pico Precision Products owns its own 18,000 square foot factory and
President
acres
the two and
of land
Tool Industries,
Inc. in
on
It'
through
operates
quarter of
divisions
and
in .Los Angeles, and
Ore.; Chicago,
subsidiaries
and -London,
111.
'
;
'/
;
stated
nomic
entire
.
mine
-
—V.
Y
'
had recently contracted the
new
under
an
extension
coal for a new battery
/
•
7
Ry. was starting construc¬
the- Clinchfield
.
.
to serve a new
to be completed in mid 1958 that would
metallurgical coal as well as Steam coal,
to -be. used by the 450,000 KW power plant being built by the American Gas & Electric Co. on edjolr.lng property.
Mr.
Denari
stated- that
while the
preliminary estimates of 1956
on
new
a
produce
69,7l0,157'145,964,173 144,343,652
185, p. 825.
company
1,506,000 xoir Moss~No. 2 metallurgical cool
steel producer,, and that tonnage from its- Moss
existing25 year contract with another major
Its
of
major
a
He, reported, that the Norfolk & Western
3,000,000
,
below.—V. 184, p. 1479.
output
Mine,
estimate under the present eco¬
- * * " */,
/,
company, -had been doubled to provide
coke ovens recently, placed in operation. *
of
,
United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.
,
the
that
steel
,
,,
$
$■•"''
$
$
conservative
a
disclosed
with
1
No.
on
outlook.
He, also
1957—2 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Mr. Denari
least $8 per-share for the full year 1957 were
at
earnings .of
anticipated based
/
.I,, (J. C.) Penney Co.—February Sales Off Slightly—
69,379;723
would be equal to at least $2 per share on-the com¬
against $1.57 in the preceding year based on equivalent
as
capitalization and after provision for preferred dividends.
*
tion
Sales
<;
.
in
1957
stock
mon
I
which it is situated.
of $15,856,000.
1957—2 Months—1956
*
President,
Denari,
the tugboat strike, which had hampered deliveries of coal to utilities
/in New York harbor." He stated that Pittston's earnings lor the/first
1956 had, net sales
Park, Calif.;. Jamestown, N. Y.; Portland,
Ontario, Canada.—V. 185,♦ p. 1156.
Huntington
Output Currently 10%
Earnings for First Quarter and Year
an address before the Boston Security
reported that while national production
of bituminous was somewhat less than in the preceding, year to date,
Pittsion's production was currently 10% greater than in. the priceo.ng
year despite setbacks due to flood bonditionr in the mining area and
and
one-half
as
F.
A.
manufacturer of high
wholly-owned subsidiary under the name Pico Precision
Mr. Roger H. Stokes, founder of the firm In 1951, will
a
as
Bituminous
—
Analysts Society on March 19
He added that sonie
sjhare earn¬
of
continue
-
referred
Co.
Predicted—
1957
f
acquisition will be to increase per
Period Ended Fe'o. 28—
See
during
sales
of
Net
Greater—Higher
cash and notes.
Pico Preexcess
of $1,500,000 arid
Pendleton said,'
tolerance dies; jigs and fixtures as a" "logical ex¬
Pendleton Tools', line, of mechanics', hand tools.
' .. '
Pendleton' indicated the ivevly-acquired company would be op¬
erated
(W. H.) Nicholson & Co.—Acquisition—
'
sales
under
.
Pittston
"
$12,348,330 $11,669,411 $23,552,905 $22,269,952
Sales
[
was
to
close
tension"
Pendleton
.
to as
effect of
precision,
•Products
-
stock
common
Pendleton
Mr.
v~
at the par value t>f
.//,
1957—Month—1956
Period Ended Feb. 28—
185,
tion
7
ings of Pendleton'Tool shareholders.
expected
is
a
Immediate
■
Co.—February Sales Higher—-/
Newberry
(J. J.)
V.
184.
■■ ■
for the electronics, aircraft and guided missile' in¬
B. Pendleton,* President, announced March 21.
(Calif,), company was acquired -ior 24,000 shares of Pen¬
Products
company
/ the proposed financing.—.y. 185, p. 1278.
t
•'
■/
Morris
real.growth potential, Mr.
has been borfowing, on a short-term basis, funds
necessary, for its expansion program in New York State.
These borrowings; would aggregate $210,600,000 by. June 30 unless retired by
•
Corp.—V.
'
..
Precision
Pico
manufacture
the
ci./on
.
to the American Te'.e-
rights,
.
21.
purchased
into
lias
^
Exchange
under. competitive
sale
that'the; Stock
The
Computer
••■ /
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
nas
diversified
-The Pico
dleton
7/''
18 requested the approval of the New York
the lssu« a»d sale of $70,000,006 of refunding
'mortgage bonds and 1,406,000-shares of cbmmon stock 1 par $106/.
.*
The company plans
to file a registration statement
covering the
I
7
equipment
testing
;
March
cm
Tool
corporation
has
thus
'
'P. ,S~
tures
-
'
dustries,
New York Telephone Co.- -Plans to Sell
-
9.9%
prior to Dec. 31, 1956.—V. 185,
Pendleton
pay
borrowings and for construction.
has estimated it will spend $32,500,000 on construction
compared
1957,
from
proceeds
bank
short-term
The
Packard-Bell
■' 7; .'/
interest;
21.
"
Mr.
the
of
accrued,
During
1956,,. capital
expenditures
reachedan
all-time high
$70,568,512.
Provisions - for depreciation * and depletion amounted
■
:• ••
In
record
new
a
share.
7
and
For further details, see V. 185.
year-in earnings, according
by-Harry B. Higgins, Board
$581,966,244.
were
$21,442,897
President
and
100.25%
,
consolidated
of
share
Leng, Vice-President in charge of the Technical Products
Packard-Eell Electronics, will serve as Chairman of the
of
Division
best
signed
Hill, President.
B:
-p. -2839.
set
company
second
•report
•
Richard
at
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Sales Set New Record—
The
its
Bell, President of the parent firm.
The
new
Packard-Bell
Electronics
facility,
located in West
Los
Angeles, Calif., has launched a research and development program in
tire digital computer field.
*
'
"The advance of military technology in recent years has been re¬
stricted in many areas by the limitations of analog simulation and
computation
techniques," r Dr. Bell declared.
"The purpose of the
Packard-Bell
Computer Corp.
is to develop digital techniques and
.equipments which constitute an approach to the problems posed by
'■
Co.
quickly oversubscribed.
p. 1279.
1278.
-
Board
of
Privately—This
The
—
-
Establishment
Packard-Bell
;;
offer. $25,000,000
to
Placed
has
company
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co., and
White, Weld & Co. at.$54.25 per share, was quickly over-*
■
""
'$25,000,000 of Bonds—
Sell
Gas Corp.—Plans to
Notes
—
corporation, it, was : announced on March 21 has com¬
pleted arrangements to borrow $5,000,000 through the
private sale of 5% notes due Dec. 1, 1972 to institutional *
investors.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood assisted in arranging the financing.* /
V ' !
these limitations."
New
S.
,
days after the effective date of the registration state¬
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.—New
ding for portions of the O. & W. properties, and there even have been
that bids might be made ior the entire system, Mr. Kilsaid on March 14 that nothing along this line could be con¬
summated until after the road halted operations on March 29.
"7
He noted that the Government, to which the railroad owes several
millions of dollars In erhployes' withholding taxes, would first have to
establish its claim, and the Court would have to direct that the carrier
oil productiou wages were up 61%. These are major items in the
industry's cost of operations.
During the same time the national
price of crude oil has risen only 21%, including* the January-
Pillsbury Mils, Inc.
by
'
•sheimer
1956.
'
public offering of 300,000 shares of common stockj which
was made on March 13 by a banking syndicate headed
.
-indications
in
than
_
per
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
-■
entity and not as "Junk,"
*'
Although several neighboring carriers have expressed Interest in bid¬
an
lower
be
or
part Interest in 808 wells completed in the
during the year, 116 mora than in 1955.
Of 62 net-Interest
exploratory wells, 29%
were successful oil, gas, or. gas-distillate dis- «*
.coveries.
The company's 152;200 net acres ol leases off coastal Louisi¬
ana
were
the scene of increased drilling activity resulting in several
significant discoveries. New markets for gas in Canada resulted in
stepped-up activity there to prove and extend reserves.' \
*
1
V
Phillips discovered and proved by core drilling a 2,806,000-ton
above-average-grade uranium ore body near Grants, N. Mex.—V.- 183w v
p. 1279.
•'
y / 7"
'
. 777
- ■ \
/
;
effect enough further
,
will
1957
/•..
.■
Phillips' had full -
•
U.
an
/
in
general
increase."
/
:
/
•
to
average
intensity
'
illustrates
*"
*
'
"
share, of which, the underwriters receive a discount
.-■ ■ T"
7 Y".
"'7:7 7 7-/\* v
;
7 '
Of the total amount of the loans, $2,500,000 has already been token
outstanding 250,000 common shares, all of which
i
down and the balance is to
be taken down
at some date between
is owned by J. Harwood Cochrane, the selling stockholder and the Presi/June 1 and Dec. 31, J657, to be fixed by the company.
■dent and
a
director of the issuer.
Sale of
the 126,000 shares will
v
The
reduce his holdings to 49.6%. of the outstanding shares,
proceeds are to be used for additional working capital ftxkl
\.
other general corporate purposes.—V. 184, p. 1396.
Judge Ryan said, however, that he intended to try to sell the railroad
<as
oil
and the underwriting commission is to be $1.30 per
the 126,000 shares are to be offered by the under¬
•
The
;that there were no funds available from either state or Federal agencies
to subsidize the railroad for another six months.
By that time, he said,
was
of
seven
of 25c.
.
economies
and
nuclear biochemical laboratory,
and
four
typical medical
1047. .'/ \
v
; '
a
March
on
Inc.;
25,000
ment at $12.25
,
said; "Our best estimate is that thLs railroad can operate to
.March 29, at which time it appears there will be insufficient cash."
In granting the receivers' application. Judge Ryan expressed regret
he
and
share by the holder thereof.
No part of the proceeds will
by the company. The principal underwriter is Scott; Horner
per
be received
He
.
185,
company,
$13.30
V
-
cost
126,000 shares of its 50c par common stock. These shares
presently outstanding, and are to be offered for liublic-sale at
are
"substantial loss of freight
a
describes
*
SEC covering
& Western Ry.—To Discontinue—
had
which
$1.56 to $1.70
from
increased
'
■
increases
were
measur¬
Sections in .the
ratemeters, gamma-ray
edition.
and
included
is
was
'
increase in the price of crude oil and the resulting
for
finished
petroleum products
in January, -195T,
long overdue," the executives said. "Since December, 1947, tha t
of well casing and line pipe increased between
78% and 118%,
price
on
Ovemitc Transportation Co., Richmond, Va.—Registers
.With Securities and Exchange Commission—
/
%
*
J. Ryan on March 14 ordered receivers of the
operations on March 29.
^
;
radioactivity
new
rate
September quarterly payment ol 42% cents
"
expenditures
message
"The
.
corporation
laboratory,
laboratories.—V.
writers for
discontinue
insert
research
■share.
to
of
1
r
Main-.
Federal Judge Sylvester
this
by
devices,, counting systems,) high
nuclear accessories.
protection
sources,
beta
cal Instrumentation for
.
.
railroad
and describe? over'20
introduced since the last
and
four-color
A
additional
1958„
announced
are
.gamma
equipment expenditures were increased from $18,510,377 to
$20,707,516 and- maintenance of way from $15,091,962 to $16,028,485
compared yith the previous year.—V. 185, p. 1278.
7 .
■•*
New York, Ontario
modification
No
,
illustrates
19
shields,
;
Penance of
'
desired.
detectors, portable sur¬
instruments for alpha-beta-gamma and neutron measurements, lead
vey
loss of $3,628,366."
quarter
if
purpose
devoted to nuclear scaling uits,
spectrometer systems, Geiger and scintillation
stockholders
This loss was recouped
during-the year and 4he road wound up with "a modest profit of
$261,704," George Alpert, President, reports.
In 1955 adjusted earn¬
ings; were $4,246,534 for the year...
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»
\ '
While operating expenses consumed 39.1%
of all operating revenue
in
the first
quarter, by the last quarter this operating ratio was
je<Juced to 78.6%, Mr; Albert reported.
/•
' ? .7::.
*7 ,V"7
Mr.
Alpert points to the acquisition during
the year of 80 new
diesel-electfic loeomotives at a cost of $15,000,000 permitting the retire¬
ment of old rolling stock, "which greatly Increased our ability to carry
a
this
for
two-color catalog,
instruments
catalog
conjunction with the call for the annual meeting to be held April
10, points' to the overcoming, of "an inherited; situation which had
in
a.c.
necessary.
64-page
now
ing;
In
resulted
0-150,
New Catalog of Measuring Instruments Available—
v
to
/
Haven
New
to
of
ranges
the
In 1956 were at a new high of $257,361,610. ;»
stockholders, company officials saidr "More than
half of
these capital expenditures were for
oil and gas properties,
wells, and equipment.
-•
"The greatest increase was in manufacturing facilities, principally
mew and expanded plants for marking chemicals and motor fuels.
8ome
of this expansion,
such as synthetic rubber plant additions,^ natural
gas
liquids - processing facilities, and the new Marlex polyethylene
plant, is already contributing to income.
It is estimated that capital
Capital
'In their
AP4, is Ideally suited for use
operated quarter-volt scalers or ratemeters. and may
separately
probe is
March
annual
three
provides
dividend
with
.
expenditures
program
prior
payment,
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Report—
The
meter
*
annual
effective
share.
'a
proceeds
1156.
p.
the
The
meter.
for
and 0-15000 count-per-minute.
alpha probe, designated as Model
ordered
be
survey
rate
counc
The
with standard
order
an
competitive bidding,
corporation to issue and sell, at
first mortgage bonds, due April 1,
applied
if
announced
was
this
instrument
alpha surface contamination
measurement has been announced by this corporation.* The instrument,
designated .as the Model 2112-P, consists of an unsealed air propor¬
tional alpha probe connected by means of a cable to a battery oper¬
-
authorizing
portable
new
0-1506,
New Orleans-Public Service,. Inc.—Financ'g
*
9
-
into
property
mine scheduled
ton
tons
per
the final
which, would be
earnings
.'
for-the six months ended Jan. 31, 1957, resulted in a
profit of $1,058,409, equal to 75 cents per share, Kenneth T.
Norris, President, reported to stockholders on - March 12. ... •
.
'■./..
Net
profit for the first half ol the preceding fiscal year was
$1,543,182, of $1.09 per share.
Net regular sales for the period just ended amounted to $22,192,506,
compared to $23,812,613 for the earlier six months, the report stated.
The outlook for the second half of the current ybar is that sales
will be about 10%
ahead of the first half and profits will increase
somewhat more than this percentage, Mr. Norris declared.
A
new
plant for wheel production now under construction
will
"
Tills
Operations
net
,
•
on
-
<
•
,
i
advanced
utilize
can
be expected,
automatic
he said.—V.
processes'.and
185,
p.
improved
profit
721.,
margins
,
company,
cash
Contract—
a
subsidiary
of
Ohio Edison Co.,
;
on
in
reimbursement
of
its
V.
approval
awaiting
was
,
or
a
Pittston's
70,060
to
construction expenditures
therefor.—V. 185, p. 1047.
sylvania
treasury
preferred dividends compared with $3.06 per share for 1955 based
comparable capitalization, after giving effect to the merger of
former subsidiary. Clinchfield Coal Corp. at the end of 1956.
He seated that acquisition of a controlling interest in Brink's, Inc.
for
it was announced
14,
additional
185,
'
330,000
of
iocated
on
would
River,
hanna
15
Island,
Brunners
go
year. The new unit, to be
miles below Harrisburg on the Susque¬
capacity
kilowatt
into
next
operation
in late 1960,
he said.—V.
sufficient
stock
Coke Co.—Plans Financing—
The
183,
has
company
564.939
to
offer
a
stock split and
cf preferred stock.
additional common
common
stockholders
•
20
will
be
asked
to
stock split, halving the present $19 par value.
820,000 common shares authorized of which
two-for-one
a
recommend
to
decided
raise at least $3,000,000.
at the annual meeting May
to
stockholders
The
approve
.
also
directors
The
Commission.—
Commerce
for issuance of 50,000 shares
authorization
to seek
Interstate
the
voted
have
directors
The
plans to spend nearly $24,000,000 for expansion this
year and
an estimated $193,000,000
between now and 1961, Charles
E. Oakes, President, announced on March 14.
Mr. Oakes disclosed the company
will begin building a new power
company
by
346.
p.
Portland Gas &
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—To Incr. Facilities—
The
plant
North American Aviation, Inc.—Awarded
reported in the annual report shortly to be mailed to stockholders
were equivalent to $6.30 per share on the common stock after provision
has received SEC authorization to issue and sell an
shares of its common stock to Ohio Power for a
consideration of $2,100,000.
Proceeds are to be applied by Penn¬
March
'
,
earnings
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Btock to Parent—
.
been
.share,
.
'
Norris-Thermador Corp.—Sales and Profits Lower—
-
had
of
$6
2,500,000
outstanding.
are
'
A
the
for continuation of the study for
Weapons System 110 program has been awarded this corporation,
$3,520,000
headquarters
No
other
of
Air
Force
contract
the Air Materiel Command
details
of
the
contract
were
announced on March 11.
announced.—V.
185,
p.
1047.
p.
Oil
&
Refining:
SEC Vacates Suspension
Corp.,
Billings,
Mont.—
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—February Sales
Ended
March 18 that the gEC, on application of this
has vacated its order of Jan. 25, 1957, temporarily susRegulation A exemption from registration under the Securities .Act of 1933 with respect to a proposed public offering by Northwest
Oil of 150,000 shares of its common stock at $2 per share.
It
announced on
was
,
pending a
,
Northwest
seeking
a
proposed
Oil
filed
its
Regulation
A
notification
on
Dec.
26, .1956,
conditional exemption from registration with respect to its
offering of the 150,000 common shares.
By order dated
1957, the Commission temporarily suspended the Regulation A
exemption for non-compliance with the terms and conditions of the
said Regulation A.
Subsequently, Northwest Oil submitted a request that said suspension
order-be
vacated; and, in support thereof, it furnished information
-
Jan.
,
the Commission that no offering of stock has been made and
that the deficiencies set
forth in the Commission's suspension order
I were the result of a failure to give proper attention to the terms and
conditions Imposed by Regulation A.
Furthermore, the company has
undertaken to correct, the. deficiencies prior ;to $ny public offering of
•
.
Accordingly, the Commission concluded that it was appropri¬
vacate the suspension order.—V. ie5, p. 614.
its stock.
ate
—V.
135,
p.
each
to
be
price,"
needed for the sale of additional shares
be
offered
at
the
rate
of five for
10 and the price
appropriate discount from
will be made about June
before
shortly
set
market
will
The offering
held.
one
will
the
980.
Shares
stockholders.
to
'
Sold—
4V2% first mortgage
bonds and 20,000 shares of 5% preferred stock, which
were made on March 14 by two investment groups, both
headed by Drexel & Co., were quickly oversubscribed.
Philadelphia
that
"at
an
the directors said.—V.
183,
p.
2079.
For
details,
see
V. 185,
p,
Portland General Electric Co.—To Sell Common Stock
Water Co.—Securities
Suburban
public offerings of $4,000,000
The
1279.
.
Public—Bonds Sold Privately—
company proposes to raise about $7,000,000 by marketing 300,-
to
This
000
due
1987,
This
mark
company's
for
the
record
sales
issued
March
Net
gross
time,
first
year,
income
in
reaching
according
to
1956 passed
$1,038,800,066
the
annual
Sales Year—
the
as
report
billion
a
to
result
a
were
the
publicly this Spring.
announced, it will deliver around
company
were
priced at 99.6%
will
be
callable
at
to yield 4.90%.
105 beginning June
prices thereafter. Starting June 1, 1964, a
2% of the issue annually at par.—V. 185, p.
retire
1,
1962, and at
sinking fund will
1280.
stockholders
Potomac Edison Co.—Stock to Parent—
SEC, it was announced on March 18, has issued an order au¬
the record
thorizing this company, a subsidiary of The West Penn Electric Co., to
issue and sell an additional 100,000 shares of its common stock to West
The
21.
earnings
sale,
declining
dollar
of
stock
bonds
The
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Reports Record
the
the $10,000,000 of 47/s% first mortgage bonds Dlaced privately
institutional investors
through Blyth & Co., Inc. The bonds,
1
with
-
of common stock
shares
After
June
25,
satisfying
•
$4,908,769
Sales
Higher-
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$4,579,702 $10,077,790
$9,128,563
approval is
stockholder
No
1957—Month—1956
Feb. 28—
announcement.
the
to
Order—
corporation,
-
preferred stock is planned at the present time, according
of
'
Period
Northwest
sale
No
3014.
$95,202,600,
practically
the
same
as
high of $95,263,100 in 1955.
Earnings of 1956 were penalized sub¬
stantially in favor ,cf. the future by.the heavy expenses of an accel¬
erated drilling program.Profit per share was $2.77 coraoared with
$2.78 in 1955,
after adjustment for the 2-for-l stock split of last
Penn
for
Edison
in
made.—V.
Proceeds thereof are to be applied by Potomao
reimbursement of capital expenditures heretoforo
47.
$2,000,000.
'
partial
185,
p.
It)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1390)
■
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
■
—
•
The interest rates on the bonds. and debentures, public
prices, and underwriting terms are to be supplied by. amend¬
Company,
Production Feeder Corp., Mentor, Ohio—New Product
offering
rolling or" headed parts are fed automatically into produc¬
tion machines at predetermined speeds by the new model No.
2000
Kievating Hopper manufactured by this corporation.
In-process work pieces are picked up from a storage hopper by a
moving," cleated steel belt conveyor and elevated to an
adjustable
roll orienting
mechanism.
Oriented parts then are fed into a work
chute to the production machine.
Parts which failed to be oriented
are
routed
from
the
orienting
mechanism by rubber-lined bsfiles
Sliding,
,*
back
the
into
cpeed conveyor.
rate
the
bonds
of
units
will
raised
shares
common
the
of
previously
01'
be
and
the
to
$4,400,000
shares.,-.Net
class. B
fhareS
common
extent
sale
bonds
the
of
approximately
Ridge Road, Mentor,
in
will
$5,000,000
principally
1958,
available
be
extension
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Plans Bond Financing
.
'This
to
in
to bring $.30,000,000
finance construction.
plans
company
market
w
to
May
first
of
bonds
mortgage
The
•
has
oi
property -additions,
construction.—V,
<?n
183,
775.
p.
Stone
Service
Electric
Completion
Offered—
A group headed by The
First Boston Corp. on March 21
offered publicly $50,000,000 of 4%% debenture bonds,
due March 1, 1977, at a price of 101.372% and accrued
interest,, to yield 4.52%. The group was awarded the
i£sue on March 20 on a bid of 100.6199% for, the indi¬
"'
cated coupon.
Two
-
bid
bids
other
also
100.58%,.
Lehman
a
(Jointly)
debentures
The
received
for
Brothers
will
"■
•'
;
.
were
48/«%
coupon;
bid 101.169%
redeemable
be
at
the
A
Kidder,
185,
of
option
of
site,
regular ,redemption
March 1, 1958, to
and
Paper
to
feet
designed
was
pulp-drying
produce
360
to
Division
Machine
The
the
Black-Claw?on
150
350
and
•as
present
cost
a
well
of
Watertown,"'
expansion
increasing
as
capacity is
expected
erected
at
pulp
and
atf the
objective of
upgrading
Republic
prior
prior
"secondary
28, 1976.'
PROCEEDS—Net
to If he
$35.25
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
funds of the company and will be used for
including
construction
current
payment
of
portion
of its
of Dec. 31, 1956, calls
a
of
the
cost
Station;
in
1,330,000
and
1958
station
new
by
the
1959
Bergen Generating
will have
These stations
I960.
The
Election
Service
Coordinated
Transport
Jersey, and into New York City,
EARNINGS—During
amounted
la
to
which
operates
749,995
shares
purchase
•mounts
of
First
shares
of
dividend
of
shares
of
from
the
cumulative
preferred
stock,
common
preferred
no
stock,
stock,
value.
common
T.
purchasers
the
par
Boston
Corp._$4,065.000
The
Sutro
%
severally
respective
Elkins,
The
of
&
Leeds
2,225.000
Webster
Lee
Securities/-Corp.va?
"Werthelm. & Co
r
Carroll
W.
&
-
Hill
Amott,
1,250.000
Smithsrs & Co._
Richards
Co
&
Applegate
&
Kay, Richards
200.000
Irving
Lundborg
Co._
&
Sterne,
1,000.000
Co.
880,000
Co.,
&
Leach
Inc.
Carolina Securities
Corp.
—150.000
Dreyfus & Co._"_:_____*_.
150,000
Ferris & Co.150,000
Harrison & Co.__
_'
150,000
880,000
Co
660,000
•
550,000
'
—
Co.,
Cohu
Inc
Davis
&
Hutton
Hamlin
-
Hugo
500,000
Co
&
Collins
Parker
Lunt
<fe
Marx
&
385,000
Sage,
385,000
Corp.
—V. 185, p.
1280.
*
4
March
011
45%
or
and
production
up
iW sales
18
by J.
for
is
other
schedules,
forecasts
sales
of
which
portion
for
Center
100.000
r
100,000
.__
Rutty. &
Co.,
100.000
Inc.
Paul
___!_!
he
E.
Rheim,
commercial
major
•
the
185,
production
...
,
added, .have' caused
of
of; the
-%
v\
;
'•
1957—Month—1956
•
of
of
ing
and
will be constructed and occupied during the year.
Niven reported that
1956 earnings of $1,084,320
for
of $205,306
from
the $1,289,626
earned
in
1955.
office
represented
Oil
a
per
share
company
new
1957—2 Mos.—1956
»
of
investors,
In
all
in
earnings
new
indicated
phases
stores
is
the
ahead would
operations.
However,
of the
other
and
year
company's
anticipated because
not
charges.—V.
ciation
that
facilities
184,
and
of
is
to
the
costs
see
-in
area
wide
bank
repay
to
(par $5)
a
is
cost
continuance
of
in
engaged
to
share
is
activating
heavy depre¬
524.
.
at
This
net
,
proceeds
"its
be
$1
in
The
effect
net
♦First
mortgage
series
March
1957.
5,
GIVING
bonds:
limited
a
of
its
number
$2,100,000
1957
units
each
consisting
ot
$500
of
debentures
and
due
shares.
The
bonds
and
units
a
-
of
ot
debentures
.and
Carada by. Canadian underwriters
<Ncsbitt. Thomson and Company, Limited, Wood, Gundy & Compartv
Eimited" and Osier, Hammond & Nanton Limited ) and in the United
by
underwriters
headed
by
Lehman
this
of
Brothers
and
1984
due
the
during
equal
to
debentures
stock
tCommon
*
the
at
"subscription'J>y
of
rate
series
to
$1,237,043.
or
1956
operating
$1.13
per
•
-
PRESENT
reve¬
share,
1979
p.
certain
conditions,
30,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
of
Allen
&
common,
"UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase
from
the par value
was
split 12
for
these
and
was
Wm.
Bioren &
New
For
York
stock
at
warrants
Co.
for
is
1.
" *
Gray's
access
■
to
below " have
respective
As
of
details
The
Its
ten
as'the
2:30
V.; 185,
4
-
agent*
appointed
Southern
before
see
Co.
to
the
upon
(New
p.m.
York
1323.1
p.
March 21
on
'
-
.
.
bid
be
to
.
59.328%
for
certificates
its bid of
on
by
200
estimated
offering
Baxter
&
certificates,
.._••,•,
subject
Inc.;
Suplee,
-
hopper
cost
to
103
than
&
Co.;
Shearson,
as
1
New
R.
W.
York
Hammill
Mosley
auto
parts
$13,850,000.'
Merle-Smith;
Yeatman,
also
...
authorization
•
cars;
less
not
&
Freeman
Co..
and
the
,
are
steel
to
Dick
are:
Co.;
Pollock &
.
Commission.
secured
cars,
the
E.
the
Commerce
box
Stores,
File
&
Hanseatic
Co.;
Co.
Press¬
McMas-
Inc.—V.
185,
/
File
Computer
than
that
speeds
and
The
with
block"
a
has
and
has
of
can
any
be
received
to
the
Drug Chain—■
first
of
the
new
Univac
is
machine
internal
existing
"memory"
of
system
expanded
to
90
capacity
54
comparable
times
times
internal
because
of
its
design.
will
.
an
readily
programmed,
total
severally
percentages
Inc..
Computers
currently
item,
-
underwriters ' named
the
com-
each
listed
•-
-
been
has
of
or
•
in
Drug
greater
other
changed' from' $10
the. company,
in
of
common
Hutzler
Hutchinson & Co.;
1323.
"building
1957,
stock
The
currently readying it for inventory
control,
it
was
announced
recently.
This company is not only tne
first in Ohio to take
delivery on one of these new, highly
versatile,
lightning-fast computer systems, but also leads all of the
nation's
drug chains in adapting one to their particular field.
1.143.338 shs:
bonds
is
Co.;
&
Gray
1,250,000 shs.
additional
&
sale
1,050
Electronic
*
f Effective March 5.
$5 .and the
share
new
Mardh
on
holders.-of
.
Sperry Rand Corp.—Sells Univac
20.000 shs.
'
'
Outstanding
2,850,000
value)
to
1957.
Bros.
and
issue
Corp.:
FINANCING
30,090 shs.
par
Trust Co.
Interstate
and
prich
5.000,000
A
($5
,
'
Associated
$5,536,000
I
by
i
r
>
siibscri^tidn- price and underwriting
,
The
cars
split
ter
TO
B
be Issued.
may
1,
The
award of the certificates
Salomon
4.500,000
Oct.
-
one
supplied by amendment.
Subscription
Issuance
(par $100/:
stock
Subject
due
of
33-*s.
$1.36
two-for-one
with
,/
group
f
comoany
$1,466,081.
for
1986
'
100,976 share?.
offering was under¬
The
stock-for
99.4355%.
common
•chares areto be*offered for sale fn
Ctates
12.
maturing semi-annually July 15, 1957 to Jan. 15,
1967,
These certificates, second and final instalment
of an issue
aggregating $11,080,000, are priced to yield
from 3.50% .to.
3.80%, according to maturity. The
and
-
compares
EFFECT
Co.—Offering Oversub¬
inclusive.
,
of
made
purchase
.
the
to
adjusted
This
be
subscriptions
won
generation,
i
due
4.36%, series
5%%, series
25
Privately—
Southern Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co.-Inc. and associates on March 22
offered $5,540,000 of 3%%
equipment trust certificates,
.
1975
series
3%%
..
common
Placed
March 21, has placed
& Co., of New York
receivedJ for
were
stock
common
timet;-op April 4,
■x
construction
^
series
Preferred
011
March 15 filed a registration statement wi*h
covering $25,005,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1980, $15.subordinated debentures due 1985, and 750,000 shares of
par common stock.
The debentures and common shares are to
on
"
the
income
as
of $3,074,791 and net income
adjusted, for the year 1955.
3%
of
in
Inc.—Notes
announced
March
on
offer
to
Guarauty
exercise
$10,900,000.
173,000.
revenues
and
stock,
314%
corporation
offered
Co.,
was
*
to
are
accept
from
the proceeds from
Authorized
SEC
000,000
it
'
'
proposes
by the
Operating
common
CAPITALIZATION
,
'$7,625,329
184, p.' 2057.
of electric appliances,
approximately .62 mites long and
city of Savannah, The population of
the
estimated
$9,039,367
of
which took
as
Quebec Natural Gas Corp.—Registers With SEC—
the
Loan
Southern Co.—Subscription Agent— .'
Georgia
includes
nues
.
$8,547,966
•
V
proceeds of the stock sale, estimated at approximately $1,003,625,
wiil be added to the cash funds cf the
company and'will be available
for general corporate
purposes,
including Investments in subsidiaries'.
Such proceeds are expectdd to be used
to reimburse the company, in
part, for outlays made for its New Hampshire
pipeline and for additional'investment in oil and gas properties in Texas.—V.
the basis
on
totaling
part
about
majof increase
inherent
1,
Net
...
the
use
loans
finance
to
to
southeastern
which
served
area
amounted
improvement
trans¬
Wks.—1956'
1957—8
$3,961,287
principal underwriter.
'•
;
together with
preferred stock to
and
expected
378 %
p.
"
outstanding
.
Niven
Mr.
in¬
an
825.
p.
company filed a registration statement with the SEC
415,-1957 -covering 92,500 shares of its 10c par common stock.
.terms
.•
,
proposes
new
purposes
which
mites
per
company's use of the LIFO method of valuing
inventories of grocery merchandise and to employment of the suih-of-the-digits method for calculating depreciation charges.
-6
■„
develop
radiosonde
100 miles.—V.%84,
1S57—4 Wks.—1956
subscriptions
'*
-,pany
Elected to Board—
stock,
common
shares
EARNINGS
the
will
balloon-borne
distance of
a
$4,311,660
•
:
"■ "'
.
electricity, and incidentially in the sate
an
the
.
to
of
33
a
earnings were $1.49 in 1956 as compared with $1.78 in 1955
after making provision for preferred
dividends and giving effect to
the 10% common stock dividend, paid in December' 1956." Sales were
jup 2.4%
and totaled $94,987,770 in 1956.
The lower earnings figure
attributable
corporation
a
by a group of investment bankers headed
Kidder, Peabody & Co. See V. 185,; p. 1049.
;v
'
common stockholders
18 rights .to subscribe at $18 per share
BUSINESS—Company
build¬
basis,
■is
the
tracking
655.
p.
Rights expired
subscribing,
construction
in
Mr.
drop
by this corporation.
written
share for each six shares then, held with the
the
institutional
sate
1
contract,
automatically
for weather reporting will ba
radiotheodolite for the Depart¬
a
Bureau,
Corp. of America—February Sales Increased—
185,
ilege,
March 20 offered to its
20,000
Folders
warehouse
last
*
Southeastern Public Service Co.—Registers With SEC
subject to allotment,* for any
shares not subscribed tor under the
original offering.
Subscription rights are -to expire on April 1. A group
headed jointly by The First Boston
Corp.-and Stone &
Webster Securities Corp. will underwrite the company's
offering to stockholders.
;
company plans 13 new stores in 1957, John Niven, Chairman,
announced in the company's annual report which was mailed to sharenew
825.
p.
This
$1,535,050- $3,063,687-*-$2,781,774
•'*• •
...
.
new
program
a
184,
,
,
.
820.
p.
one
sate
...
addition,
atmosphere
upper
Weather
$1,258,845
for
dividend. " The
cents.—V.
der primary rights and 6,449 shares
undet additional
primary rightsi: Under a seeondary subscription priv¬
•
■
an
including both piston engine and new
is getting under way. accounted for the
orders, Mr. Rheim said.—V. 185, p. 1280.
616.
p.
the, sal6
.
In
25
was
South Carolina Electric & Gas
current
$1,663,417
PROCEEDS—The
100,000
Purity Stores, Ltd.—Plans Expansion—Earnings Off—
18.
conservative
more
scribed—Of the 336,085 shares of common stock
recently
'.offered to common stockholders of record Feb. 26 at
$18.25 per share, 319,190 shares were subscribed for urn-
President.
for"six
components
.
>
»
privately, through F., S. Smithers
and San Francisco, $1,000,000 of
sinking-fund notes due
March 15, 1969.—V. 183, p. 410.
*
V - *•
when
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—Stock Offered—This
of
The
March
this
The company,
10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
privilege of
100.000
•
of America—Awarded- Large Contract—'
the
Commerce's
Signature
the
on
.
"
on
of
Period Ended Feb. 23—
—V.
airliners,
production
of February's
of record March
100,000
Inc.
,
least temporarily, a
declared in December,
Sales
International
Research
airliners, Mr. Rheim' said.
company on
,
1
Sheridan Bogan
Co., Inc. —1
"
Fir&t Cleveland
..
•
for 163,334 shares of common stock
.
The
emphasis
Angeles
;■
;
•
center
616.,
p.
.
Weissenborn,
&
385.000
Co._
&
packages
150,000
Co.
Co.___
&
Crowell, Weedon
$109,162,710.
power
185,
t
150.000
Baker & Co.—
Whiteside, West
& Winslow, Inc
500.000
F.
y.
150,000
W'
•
•
-
Co.
Julien
150,000
Thayer,
550,000
Cullom
fields
J.
Howard
Lacri, Executive Vice-President
of
The
First
National
City Bank of New York, has been elected to the board of directors.—
150,000
Chace,
son
Shelby
F.
£50,000
550,000
Stet-
&
Western
new
185,
St. Regis Paper Co.—Banker
200,000
New.burger & Co.__
.Rambo, Closp & Kerner,
Hibbs & Co.,
Illinois
of
.Under
»
research
•„
Los
beea.
Inc.—Freight Up—
"
boost with the development of
strument
—___
Fahey, Clark & Co
Folger, Nolan, Fleminginc.
the
with
\ *,
,
of
15 by
Industries,
,
'
:sbare$ held on' April " 3P1957,
&
Tyson
&
,
Winslow,
Pa.;
the
1
mitter of 59 milliwatts for
200,000
Dabney
880,000
The
Irwin,
near
Board
March
on
tof" Schenley
service of this corporation, .topped 1,008,OOtl
an
increase of. 73%
over
the comparable
,
Townsend,
'JCew York Hanseatic
Corp.
-
with
completed.—V.
Sales
—V.
Boettclier & Co_,
Butcher & Sherrerd
B.
the $1,000,000
•
Period Ended Feb. 28—
200,000
880,000
W.
in
It was announced
Roses 5,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley "
Agee
880.000
,
a
ment
V
•
the
of
announced
was
occupy
applied research in the
augment
located
now
merged
is
total,
upon
major
200.000
1,100,000
&
be
Increased
jets,
200.000
Co.___
&
"Inc.
Hentz
facility
"
1,100,000
Co.__
Mar ache
given
conditioning, home heating, domestic and
toed preservation and home laun¬
will
center
at
Exploration
cooking,
•
Chairman
as
Chairman
and
January,
981.
p.
Shoe
and
all-cargo
Servo Corp.
■<
will
and
O'Leary
subsidiary,
common
quired,
company's
••
site
J.
a
corporation. %
')>.■« ■*;
who Is also a director of Schenley Industries, has
importing firm since 1947.—V. 135, p. 826.
during
dividend,
Re¬
upward
fiscal year; which ends July
3T. Instead of the $110,000,000 figure forecast a few/weeks
ago, sales
now are expected
to hit $116,000,000, as compared with $90,027,159 for
the'fiscal year ended last July.
*
200,000
.Fulton Reid & Co., Inc._
'K.
of
totaling $36,891,400 were received by this corporation
February, sending its backlog
to
a
new,
all-time
high
pf
revision
200,000
Anthony &
Co.
the
'
''
"
"
cn
March
11 declared a
10 cent
per share dividend
stock, payable March 29 to holders of record March 20,
Gerald H. Weslby, President, said
anticipated earnings for 1957 at
this time appear better than for 1956.
However, he' pointed out that
opportunities for expansion requiring heavy capital expenditures re¬
r
,
of
1
2,300
directors
the
orders
Stepped
'
275,000
_
1,100,000
L. Day
-C-ranbery,
air
Robertshaw-Fulton
will
aircraft
Inc.
Interstate Securities
Corp.
Bacon, Whipple & Co,___
•
charge
five-acre
a
point of view."
nation's .leading
Baker & Co.,
Hulme,
1,100,000
&
by
this
Of
,
■-275,000
Humphrey,
Clark, Dodge & Co._____
;W. C. Langley & Co._
Baird
on
basic
conduct
heating,
research
$242,583,800,
375.000
Inc.
1,200,000
Central Republic Co.
*: (Inc.)
W.
located
be
for
controls
water
research
during
.jCo.H-e 330,000
Doolittle-&-Co
1,500,000
Robert
in
2,300
2,300
4.55
the
ox
184,
The
on
ma¬
Western
'*
4.55
•
:■■■(
Itohr Aircraft Corp.—Reports Record Backlog—
j
830,000
330,000
&
2,225,000
2,225,000
&
will
will
center
new
New
,
3,30.000
Co
R.
Vice-President
appliances.
Airnort
330,000
Cartwright
Williston ,&
;Wood, Struthers & Co.__
Estabrook
Controls Co.—Plans
0*
: 4.55
**,
Seismograph Service Corp.—Reduces Dividend—
feet of floor space.
construction
MacGregor,
'
pucker,
books
on
;
2.900
.";-i2,300
^
:
'•
'
2,900
•
parent
O'Leary,
miles
—V.
350.000
__
J. R.
&
A
385,000
Co.
2,225,000
F. S.
account
'
of
1956, it was reported
on
March
11.
Arthur V.
Nordeq,
Vice-President, said it was the biggest January with respect
freight traffic since the company initiated operations; in May, 1947,
to
the
purchases of building
Co., St. Paul, Minn.
Supply
V
facilities
new
"western
$385,000
Inc.
___
Sweney,
Co.
"
his
to
previous
on
Reserve
2,900
y**
5.70
-: s
.
2,900
5.70
.
•J
Inc.—_
r
4rt?0°
•
"
*
I
with
4.000
2§00
Executive
cents
.
Executive
automatic
.opened
,
Stokes
Inc.
-Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
&
agreed
Co.
&
Morris,
Glover
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner,& JBeane____— 2,225,000
Shields
is
operations.
new
dering
principal
____
Co.
Merrill
Stone
accrued
established
5.70
,
Hibbs " ^
*<
month
'
Bartow
2,225,000
2,220,000
Pressprich
Co
&
2,225,000
...
W.
have
F. Cliilds & Co.,
C.
Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.
;R.
below
following
Arden,
commercial
The
Reinholdt & Gardner___,.
2,225,000
Co.——
&
the
T.
15,000 square
value;
par
.
Dillon, Union
Securities
named
company
Kidder. Peabody & Co.
.
notification
of
Center—
western
$100;
par
no
debentures:
Merle-Smith-_—
Eastman
M.
letter
a
T
\-
5.70- ,V"
Seaboard & Western Airlines,
ton
stock
common
Co.,
Edward
Transatlantic
A
This company will begin construction of a $250,000 Western Research
Center within the next six weeks, it was announced on March 20
by
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
total operating revenues of the company
compared with $273,155,604 in
1955;
net
increase to $32,035,326 In 1956, from
$30,333,686
an
11,142,463
Carl
—
in
buses
1956
PURCHASERS—The
&
Co.
underwriter
Robertshaw-Fulton
search
'
The
filed
5
credit
proportion" to
The
.
debt;
Dick
Mareh
on
Supply
terials.
$299,884,485,
showed
3.754,414
to
in
Reserve
1955.
«nd
company
.share)
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current sale of debentures,
capitalization of the company will consist of: $510,004,600 in longterm
of
share, with a dealer's concession of 90
It was completed.—V. 185, p. 723.
per
the
Mr.
kilowatts.
Public
Income
shares
14,000
Offering
&
1048.
of
President
March 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
on
S.
Inc.,
**.
cellulose
covering 30.000 shares of common stock to be issued to Reserve
Supply Co., an affiliate, for land and buildings. The sharesj are to be
to. stockholders
of
Reserve
Supply Co.
at
par
<310
per
BUSINESS^—Company is a public utility providing gas and electric
in major portions of New Jersey.
The company also is owner
New
of
Secondary
—
*'
4.55
Rosenstiel.»President
substantial part of this increased
the export market.—V.. 184, p. ,1955.
Co.
:
*
*
•
7,533
4.000
■
8.00
5.70
Inc
Import Corp.,
reoffered
service
of
Co.,
Lewis
SEC
Station; and a third
combined capacity of
a
&
Schenley
Reserve Realty Co., St. Paul, Minn.—Files With SEC—
%
This program, as
for an expenditure of approximately $309,000,000 for electric facilities
• ad
$36,000,000 for gas facilities,
applied in large measure to the
expansion of electric transmission and distribution facilities, a
gas
distribution plant, with the greatest portion for new generating facili¬
ties.
Scheduled
for
completion
in
1957
is
the
Linden
Generating
program.
offering
share.
per
general
corporate purposes,
Gas
(par $2) was made
to
Feb.
added
Natural
7,533
r
•>
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Official-of Unit Promoted—
at
manafac-
the
Stockholders
'
___
Co.-:—:—■!_%__r_i
&
j
From
■
8.00
Chisholm
A
into
go
be
dissolving
Port
the
output.
to
will
". -
V
."
Nolan, Flemlng-W. B.
185, p.
common
thereof:
No. of Shares
.
**
"
Evans
A.
of
price
8.00
■
Co.-—-
Securities Corp.__"_
___!
Robinson-Humphrey Co.r Inc.-.l_-%_
—V.
(Canada), Ltd., in Montreal, Canada.
Alice plant is being undertaken
the
of
with
Y."
N.
v
Inc.—_
Co.,
Inc.——
Co.,
duPont
Varnedoe.
company
if redeemed
and
Co._______
I;
Folger,
minute.
The complete machine from
built by 4he Black-Clawson Co., "at Its
and
in
313.000,000
machine
daily-of
tons
shares
14.65
—
•J & .Co.,' Inc.-—'—.——2--_—••
.Schmidt,'Poole, Roberts & Parke+_____
per
ttfring facilities of BU'.ck-Clawson
at
100%
if redeemed on or after Feb. 28, 1970;
fund
redemption prices ranging from
101.33%
if
March 1, 1957, to 100%
if redeemed on or after
sinking
at
redeemed
prices ranging from 100.38%
&
Clement
its
designed
speeds from
slice to reel
of
offering
14.65
Corp
•Equitable
.
et
to
Peabody &
Weld & Co
Francis
late
at
numbers
Corp
Space
Allyn &
Courts
stock
common
616.
p.
C.
A.
new
for
175-inch
•the
Inc.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
for a 43,4% coupon.
ol
scheduled
subsidiary,
'
follows:
as
See V,
shares
Boston
Johnson, -Lane,
facilities for the production of dissolving pulp
summer, 1957, by Alaska Pine- <£r Cellulose,
Ltd.,,
existing chemical cellulose mill at, Port Alice,-oh
the northern tip of- Vancouver Island, British Columbia, according to
an announcement made by W. E. Breitenbach, Executive Vice-President.
- ?
Gas Co.—Bonds
&
postponed indefinitely.
200,000
respective
Webster Securities
&
stock
common
Company •«"
First
The
which
.
is
Public
of
following
-From
Rayonier, Inc.—Unit Completing New Plant-—-7/ %
a
-
been
offering
additional
selling
of
Co., Inc.—Offering Postponed—
public
of
%'of-Shares
The
company's expansion program outlines 830,000.000 for building
thin year and $150,000,000 through 1901. 'In 1950; the company spent
The
3131,672,COO
proposed
shares
1
White,
Oil
the
163,334
pursuant to the common stock subscription
also agreed to; purchase from the
have
$15,-
Ohio.
Raymond
for
underwriters
proceeds
and
forv 1957; and; $7,000,000
service.—V.' 185, p.
1280. ' '.
of
Such
-stockholders
from
such of the
subscribed
not
are
as
contemplated
aro
for
for
forth below,
set
offer.
1
approximately
and
debentures
used,
\
approximately $33,100,000,
toward
the
acquisition of distribution, manufacturing and
shipping facilities and
the balance will be
added
to
the
existing t
Working capital of the
company.
The
regaining proceeds of
the
,
is located at 3130 Jolmnycake
its
of
sale
OOO.GOO
feed is controlled by the variable
of
sale
the
of
has
company
:
-
••
The
1
The corporation
•
The
hopper.
ment,
■
capacity
release
it
of
will
store
1.080,00
information
(Continued
on
75
'characteVs
digits
from
of
its
page>51)
per
inventobv
information.
internal
~
"memory"
-
Number 5623
185
Volume
.
.
Per
Name of Company
Consolidated Natural Gas
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
In
tables.
first
the
Coosa
Corn
,
Share
Name of Company
Air
Products,
Alleghany
27% c
,
5-
1
4-15
50c
5-
1
4-
1
3-29
4-10
5c
class
Curiee
*
1
3-28
4-30
4-15
45c
4-
5
4V2 7o'
Book Co.
Electric
Lawrence
Investing Co., $5 prexerred
4-10
3-31
$5
3-29
3-14
$5
-
(Toronto)- (quar.)
'
3-22
&
"
■
American
(quar.) a
preferred
3-29
7 41
3-29
:3-22"
"
55c
3-29"
(Increased
4-.fi,.
l.-i
"c
-
4-:' l
*.
j
€c " -
"4-5
5-1
(Galveston,-:
*9"-10
.
12-30 '
15c
3-15
4-15
:
J
Dominion
3-27
,•
1
"3-25
4-1
4-
1
3-21
5-
-
of
1
4-
1
*
this
taken
•
time)-
- '
20c
3-31
3-22
Atlas
4-' 1
3-15
V'«: \
,
'
*
conv.-preferred* (quar.i__-_____-____l__
5c,
Thrift plan Corp., 7% pfd. (quar.)
tl7%c
Auto
Finance Corp.' (quar.
"" 25c
Avalon Telephone, common (quar.)-—.*____ '* *
10c
5% ; preferred
(quar.)2
:
31 %c
A
6%.-. preferred
*-•
( 7%. preferred
(quar.
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"
BA MA I.
37%c
43%c
'
income7c
:
(from
Co.. (quar.)_
Vvelt
Badger Paint to
Hardware Stores, Inc.
Bank Shares, Inc., 6% prior pref. A (quar.)
prior
6%
6
(quar.)
% ■' preferred
Bankers
Trust
Berkshire
5%
to
Ridge
preferred
(quar.) __/___a
3-
1
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)_____
3-
1
E'mhart
4-
1
Employers
Mfg.
Fire
4-10
4-10
3-29
4-
Class
3-28
3-20
1
3-29
Faultless
Federal
1
3-22
4-15
3-28
4-
1
Rubber
5-
4-15
Mclntyre
4J
McKinney Mfg. Co.
(quar.).
Merchants'Acceptance Corp.,
4-15
Federation
3-22
4-15
4-15
4-20
4%
3-20
3-29
4-10
4-26
4-
5
4-26
4-
5
4-
5
3-25
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
partic
preferred
6-29
6-17
Galveston-Houston
31%c
4-10
3-29
5-J.
4-19
5-
4-19
(quar.)_2_2_—
25c
$1
70c
u___a.
$1.06
—:A—
preferred iquar.)_
.Boston Edison Co./common
,4.2$% | preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Co.
•
Briggs Mfg. Co. (Action deferred on common
.payment at. this. time).
''2
Brtggs-Weaver- Machinery Co.,
British Columbia Telephone,—
*
.
1
5-15
1
5-15
6-1
5-15
35c
5-15
__aa_
60c
4-30
4-17
4-15
4-1
o5c
1
1
Metals
3-29
pref.
$3.50
General
5%.
54-15
_2„-—1.18^
(iiv'.)2222-22_2__2_
Vie
5-
,
3-20
.
($1.50
3-27
$4.01
(quar.)—_•
Griess-Pfliger
t20c
Guardian. Cohsumer
I
4-15 ;■
5-
1
4-15
5-
•
,.*37c;
preferred- (quar.
participating preferred (quar.)
California'. Fund 47c' from ordinary income
3-22
5-
/
420c
•
1st
2nd
1
4c-from .capital
4-1-5
-
■
60c
ionyertlble.' pMevrd. .fqtigr,-)_?_y^_.
California-Gwsgon. Power, oom. (qu»r.) ___^^7(i*-prelfcMflwi-T(qu2r.)..
4-
$1.75
$1.50
5.25
•
m
.
3-3i'
Caltfornii. Portland: Cement.(quar,
r
;
4-15
3-3l
'
)27—Z-A..
50c
*
Fire
Insurance
Association-
Campbell i(A:- S:t Go.,. co:nt (stock div,)____
2%
„
preferred- (quar.>_______________—_
t
:__._*____________22
>
$2.50
Fartlcipating
i
.
Slice,
Cllnchfleid
Carolina,
Gaspers
Tin
Celotex
Corp., common
t
5%
preferred (quar.
Cenco
Corporation
Chicago Great Western
5'i
preferred (quar.)
Chicago, .Milwaukee, St.
Quarterly
s
■
i Quarterly ■
,
Vic
U5c
5-15
1
3-20
4-261
5-15
5-
1
4-
1
1
Trencher
4-
1
4-
-
15c
4-30
4-
4-
1
rities
Interior
3-22
4-
-4-19
3-25
1
-
50c
9-
3-20
.__2_r.—
25c
4-30
4-
2.
5V
.
10c
4-19
4-
(quar.'i-l
35c
4-
3-25
2
.'2_2__—
Paul & Pacific RR.
2
—:
62 %c
4-
37 %c
4-25
2_
!_2
—__
3-25-
5
4-
7-
10-24
10-
4
37%c
12-6
3-30
3-25
3-30
3-25
30c
5-15
4-15
".
(quar.) _12_222_-2_"
-
3-29
20c
Ltd
-r
1cic
Vc
4-20
5
4-
5
Monthly
4-
5
3-23
Monthly
4-
5
3-25
1
3 22
Fund,
Inoome
1
•
$2.06
preferred
:
"
•
47%C
(quar. i—z
'
.
$2.20 preferred (quar. 11_a
Consolidated-Diesel Electric" Corp.^—
.
r
at-this
-
51c
411Ac
..
55c
5-
1
5-
50c
.
(Common, payment-omitted
Keystone
r
MediUH\-Grade
From
$2.04 preferred"
i
4-
!
1
5
4-
1
5-
4-
.
5
4-
5
5-1
4-
5
1
4-
5
5-
Growth
-
From
Bond
Fund
Common
Stock
investment
net
Fund
series
32c
"
6-
4-
held
Preferred
B
-
(quar. i
;—a
-A_
_.
3-26
4-
3-18
3-22
30c
4-15
t
$1.25
5-
5- 1
12>C
4-25
4%
5^15
3-15;
4-30
4-
#-15
,
5
4-
3-21
1
Bankers,
com.
*
•
>
»
r-
3c
(quar.),
*
1
3-22
3-30
3-15
4-
25c
—,•
*
3-30
25c
'
3-15
on
May
>
5-
4-10
Service Co. of New
Common
:
4-
50c
3.35%
5-15
5-15
4-28
84C
4-10
"20c
4-15
4-
1
Reliable
Stores
6c
4-15
4-
4
Reynolds
5-15
5-
4
6-15
6-
4
Aluminum Co. of Canada,
preferred (quar.)
Corp.- (quar.i——
4-15
3-31
partic., class A (accum.)
partic., class A (accum.)—.
Roebring Co.. preferred B ———
3-31
Rochester
Co.
(quar.)_
.
—:
---A-
pid.
(quar.)
5-15
4-26
A
5-21
4-15
1
3-14
i 35c
3-30
Rapld Grip to Batten, Ltd., 6%
Reda
Pump
Co.
(quar.i;
4%%
Riley
Rochester
3-29
3^21
f2l'-c
4-
1
3-21
i0.2083
4-
1
3-21
62%c
4-
1
3-21
Gar.
to
Co.
(quar.i-^—:—
Electric;
common
preferred F (quar.)„—a:
4.10%' preferred
H
(quar.»_
43/4 % -*preferred I!(quar.i—L.
^•4 95%
preferred K (quar.)__
;
-
3-29
4-29
4-17
Ltd.---
W1.19
20c
5-
$2
5-
1
93%c
8-
$0.2083
1
3-22
4-16
1
4-
1
v—
...—
4-
1
3-30
Co.—•
$1.25
*$1.25
Button
4-10
30c
—
StokT
Cement
4-
t$1.50
30c
(quar.i
4-2#
5-15
$1.12%
4-29
Power
3-30
1
25c
:—
3-30
4.50%
4-15
6-
Hampshire-
(quar.).——
(quar.)—_—
*
.
3-15
25c
(quar.i
preferred
preferied
4-15
3-29
4- 5"
1
3pc
3-23
4-15
1
4-15
$1.50
—
4-15
25C
3-22
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
3-18
4-15
3-29
.
Electric
Gardner, Inc.
4-
.
3-15
12%'C
-
meeting to be
will vote on a directors'
20
:,5c
62% c
3-lfr
3-30
35c
the annual
at
stock.
General
ferred
Portland
2
5
3-30
$1.75
_
3-29
.
'_
S-27
3-24
3-29
proposal to split the common shares on a
two-for-one basis,, and also to- Issue pre¬
2
4-
3-15
3-29
19c
B: (initial) __a_a-a__aaa__a'
2
•4-: 5
,•
$1
___x._
Stockholders
:
1
S-3—
Preferred
A
•
51c
(quar.i—A1
__A_A__
Knott Hotels Corp.
(quar.)____—A—_
Kochrlng Co..' 5^ co~rv. preferred A (quar.)
King-Seeley- Corp.
1
time)
4-
B-2—
income
30c
2911C
3-21
Riverside
series
3-29
.
6c
Income-.:—
3-29 "
4-20
(quar.) A——L—,——
25c
.-
4-15
45c
2%:
—
„
.
1
4-10
$1-
—
T
20c
-
4-
10c
(stock dividend)
Investment
net
4-1*
,
,
Personal (Industrial;
Quebec
A
Funds—
#-3ft
(ouar,)
Co.
Line,
10c
__A
1
Custodian
3-18
(quar.)_____.
6c
Kerr
4-
4-20
3-29
3-29
(quarl)_A_—a_a__a
10c
4-20
4-15
,
Portland Gas <fc Coke Co.—r-
25c
(quar.)
A—
Inc. (monthly)__
3-29
50c
5%: preferred
Prince
.(quar.)_.
3-13
1
4-15
Securities Corp. (l%c from ordJnary net income and 23%c from accuinulatcd
undistributed protJts
from sale- of
!
5-15
A
3-29
Peoples
5-15
class
3-29
—_—_
-<guar.)_—
<quar.)__a--
"basis.'. -' A
Pemco Corp.
5-16
B
■
„
3-29
»
-
3-21
1
Aircraft,
3-29
20c
1
-
1
Class
5
4-20
45c
4-
4-12
1"
Ka nan
7
4-
Ltd.—
Stockholders approved a proposal to spilt
the
common
stock
on
a
four-for-one
.
'!
3-
4-26
$1.06
25c
—"
3-20
:
4-15
'-
3-21
"
7%c
—--
3-25
4-15
(quar.)
3-21
I
6-
(quar.)
3-15
3-29
50c
1
20e
20c
Service
3-26
3-30
$1.04
1
5-
6-
Joseph to Felss Co.
4-10
4-15
———
4-
4-
44c
Johnson
3-21
$1.02%
————
com.
—
/
3-21
3-30
90c
4-
1
5-1
20c
—.
4-
3-30
$1.02
—
preferred (quar.)_x.
——
preferred (quar.)—
—
$7 preferred
(quar.i—.—.
Phillips Electrical (quar.i
—
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—.
$2.50 convertible nreferred
(accum.)
Pittsburgh ft Lake Erie RR. (quar.V.A— _
Planters
Nut <fc
Chocolate
(quar.)——a__
J12C
—
1
4-12
$1.02%
1——aA^A—_ '
$1.40
(quar..
5
22 %c
$1
'
(quar.i
5
4-
45c
'
35%c
$1.50
preferred
3-29-
4-15
(quar.)-A-—
Ltd.
4-
4-24
Insurance
Foundry
&
Pembina .Pipe
3-20
3-27
(quar.)_____
15c
(quar,r2__"__—22_"__'AT/ri
$2 preferred (quar.)t—2——2„__2".
—,
$1.90
•
3-29'
4-10
preferred
Bros.,
4-24
48c
/preferred
Par'ic-Da.Vis '•&
f
pieferred
$1.75
Connecticut Light & Power—
3-21
1
$1.76
3-29
45c
3-22
4-
1:25c
*
5
5c
25c
(quar.).——---- —
RackardrBell; Electronics
j(quar.
Palestine Economic
(stcck. dividendj_—;n__
3-25
3-30
4-17
-
6%
5
4-
50c
Co.
Co.
Car
securities)
(qu3r.(____A_^^_A^
81c
preferred .(quar.i
preferred (quar.)
General Life "Insurance
3-31
1
Mfg.
Mfg.
4% %
•
1%C
(quar.l__-_:
2 Vac
.
5-15
i5c
(quar.rJ
5
4-
4-24
15c
—
pfd. A (quar.)—
cor.
Finance,
t
'
'
<
4-15'
$2
—r
-
—
Kayser (Julius) & Co.
Kearney (J. It.) Corp
Connecticut
2-28
5-
15c
••
4-
4-24
25c
15c
~
4-24
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.—
Pacific
'
..
—
-,A-———
Jersey Faryn Baking, common
'.'4% preferied (quar.)A~_
3-22
5-
$1.25
preferred (1956 series)
3-25
15c
1"
43;i%
-
"(quar.i——I—
Composite Bond & Stock Fund—
;l_t—
Conn (C. G.) Ltd., common (quar.i
1
5c/o
;
- ■
Gus
to
Orangeburg
3-15
1
4-
15c
(quar.)
12c
preference (qv.dr. )__a__a__-:_a_a
a.—
Poinding Corp, of Nv Y.— -- ---convertible- preferred
(quar.)__
Iowa Southern Utilities,
common
(qunr.)__
•
Colonial Finance—«
4-
(6c from In¬
14c from secu¬
(quar.)
a__
Financial Corp,,-common
B
4-25
'
$1
\
Jenkins
12-24
25c
43 %c
12 '
(quar.)—'
3-26
1
5% ;
A—
a^-.:
5
(Minn.)—
Co.
Electric,
to
Pacific
1
Investors
5
37 %c
—
7-25
4-
"33c
class A pref
6%. preferred
5
37 %c
2
Breweries,
Class
-
(quar.)——A—
(N. Y.)
5
profit6(
Interstate
8
com.
160c
-
(quar.)——
4-
.4%
3<-15
3-29
OH
Osborn
Growth. Fund
Income; and:
Olln
2
75c
Gqs
.
*-
■*
5
4-
25c
preferred
(quar.)—
4.24 %' preferred (quar.)
-------
-
4-
18c
4%*
'
.
2
(quar.)_AA_A_-__AA
Ltd.—
Ltd.—
Share3,
Institutional
3-22
1
Coke
GasDm,
4-24
4-24
30c
'
2-28
:
42c
26c
—
—
preferred
National
Oklahoma
3-20
4-
*
5
'
(quar.)
(quar.)——".
,
3-29
4-30
r
4-
(Mllw.)—
Quarterly „A—A—A—__—A—A
3-22;
3-20
a__>_
3-29
:
(quar.)
Northwestern
1
15 %c
(iesumedi-_-__I-____._._:_
Mfg.
vestment
8
:i2
.
3-25
-
Power
$4.10 preferred
,$4.11 preferred
-
3-29
-
4-15
4-15
—
preferred (quar.)_"
preferred ;(quar.)_„
(quar.)
$3.60
3-25
4-
Co.
&
p!ef.-Tquar.)__"-
5%
3-15
:
l
4-
2-2
—;j
2—
f
_2
Trust Co,
4-
-
Institutional
,
4-26
.
+75c
-
4-30
Ryv
4-
4-
—
1
4-15
"
•.
(quar/)l_A________
Inland Natural
4-26
5-15
$1.25,
-
Independent Coal
3-21'
60c
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Clinton
1
17 %c
Railway Equipment, com.
preferred (quar.)—22-
Cleveland
Hurd Lock •&
A
Chicago
,
3-22
t42c
(quar.i__1
—
—
Quarterly
;
i Quarterly
1
10c
Ohio Ry.
&
Horn
10c
Co.; (quar.)
Plate
3-22-
4-26
1_;
common-
Common
3-30
Drugs, Inc.. (quar.l_A____r—
22——
<t'TlArdart Baking (N.- J:)
(quar.)___
Hook
5-15
Canadian-Husky OU Ltd., 6</c_ pfd. (quar.)/_-
Home
4-
120c
Cannon
2-
-4-10
1
410c
__2____2_2—7-,--
Common,,tquar.)
4-17
"'15c
(stock dividend)______
Title Guaranty Co. '(Bklyn.; N. Y.)'—
(Ilcnryk
4-
25c
•
Holt
4-1
,
62V2c
Campbell Taggart- Associated Bakeries—;, . "
Quarterly
—
~1.l.
Canada Fpils. Ltd., 60c parttc. class A (quar.)
5-
-
States
Corp.—
H-CT_—
5-
25c
Pacific Ry.< (quar.)
25c
•
25c
23c
Carton
&
Northern
25c
(quar.)
3-25
27 %c
Mfg.
Northern
5
17%c
Sqyes Industries Inc
.(qu»r.i_A——A___'_A_A__ erltage Fund,
Higbie Mfg. Go.
Judd
&
3-22
4-15
S
3-
3-29
—
3-15
4-17
a_i ______
4-12
3-30
45c
(quar.) A
(quar.)
A
4-
37 %c
1_.
6-
1
8
30c
(quar.)
1
5-15
4-2-
4-11
60c
(s-a)/_
4-
4-11--
•
$1
Camden
'■
Co.
3-29
1
'
3-15
4-
25c
(quar.)*—A——
A
North Shore Gas Co. (Mass.)
Northern Indiana Public Service (quar.)".—
25c
3-31
3-31
4-15
Co.
unless
Tank
4-
4-30
3-15
'
4-29
45c
:A_i—.—
distributions paid in
cash Is requested.
Terminals Corp.
i
—t—A—;
Extra
3-20
1
3-15
'
1
gains
Ndw Haven Board
1
30c
$1.17%
(quar.r_—_22__2__.
'4.70^. preferred-
Raverl.lll. Gas
4-15
—.
5.10^ preferred")quar.u
4-
6-
;
___Ar:
——
(quar.)'__I— _'_7_—
Co.
__'__"_!a_A
(increased quar.)__A'__'__ *
Electric
.-
1
Series:
Stocks
4-15
$1.30
a-a__
:
Series
Funds
4-
'
A
>
$4.16
:
Pinanee
.
.
1
4-
37 %c
"
$J,27'/2-
preferred t<|uar.t _L_i_/__^,__
(
3-15
4-15
4-30
Fire' Insurance
HAverlilll
.3-31-
4-15
.
<3-25
'
National
62%c
1
(quar.J
3-20
——
National
5
$4.08
a
preferred
H-I>\
Hartford
3-22 "
1
"4-20
40c
3-21
87 %c
.A
Tanning
convwtiolc
i,Series
3-18 ;
.
26'Ac
i
1
4-15-
Hamilton
11c
gains)_.——
Interstate Telephone—
4-
4-
37 %c
.
.
and
>
California
3-29
4-20
60C
-
!
«.
2
1
f
_.x
Series
shares
4-15-
$1.50
common.
Co.
4-
4-
Series_—_—
Stock
capital
Above
75c
Gas,
Mfg.
6
4-15
15c
A
25c
(quar.)_j——__________
(quar:)
5-
12 %c
Series
Growth
3-21
1
(Ky.j—
pfeferred Mquar.)
Grelot
——-
A
3-25
Series—
Balanced Series
«.
North
(quar:)
preferred
Greenwich
4-19
4-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.i
3-25
1
5-16
——
Co.
Mfg.
Series
Dividend
Preferred
25c
Goodman tMfg.
.
Liquidating
(liquidating)
Caldwell Linea Mills, Ltd.... com.
series A
1
4-
27 %c
—
Series
Income
(j5c
.
common
4-
.
Telephone Co. of Missouri-^-.
Preferred
3-29
.
6
Corp.,
45c
Gas
Securities
National
3-26
5
3-25
1
4-
12 %c
Lock
5-29
4-
$1
(quar.)
conv.
Telephone- Co.
5.20%
,3-30 A.
B
1
1
90c
common—__
Co._—,—
Chemical. &
Faiel
;
1
54-
6-
122 %C
3-15
■
6-15
$1:25
(quar.)
1
4-12
Ltd..(increased)__—_
& Co.,
Bond
/special)
preferred
General
;
C.NX
Shoe
General
3-29
pfd.
Co.,
General
4-10
4-15
25c
V.'
-
1
4-
30c
:
3-25
3c
(quar.)—
Shares
Valley- Gas
Stock
28''ic
3-21
14c
'
37 %c
40c
Co.
the
since
1
3-25
—_aa—a_a___
3-29
: 4-
'
_A__a__
(quar.)J_A
4-25
This pay1, 1957) —
(quu,.)___
(quar.) _A_A_'__v-_—-__a_
(quar.)/.—J_A
National Securities. <fc. Research Corp.—
•
3-29
(qv.ar.t__A
3-29
$1.07%
National
•
25c
,
1
(quar-
-
12 %C
;i
!
:_
Fran.)—
3-20
4-
1
National
3-30
(quar.)___
2-27
3-30
4-
Mystic
4-30
>.
,
12c
preferred (accum.)
Mutual
tlOc
■'
4-10
-
3-26
97 %c
National
•
4-15
.
20C
4-15
(quar.)
Fund—
Mutual
Corp.
Gannett
Co.
$1.50 $0.C86
*
(quar.) _a_ __A
Morgan (Henry)
-
!
45c
pfd.
;
(quar.)_____—
Light Co.—
6n
4-10
(quar.i___—_—______
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
1__I—
Montana Power Co.
(quar.).—
T—_
5-15
J
I
Rubber
&
$5
.——
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Co.
Power
1
4-
4-30
"
'
..
March
Mines,
Corp.
1
4-25
30C
preferied
$3.90
•
6-
.___
(San
3-22
(quar.)_——^______——----,
Gas
Missouri
*
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
_:
Tire
Bros.,
Fram
4-10
4-15
5-
-
,
preferred, (quar.)-"
Bush; Terminal Co.- (stock
Fisher
,
V
(quar.)
pfd.
5-
40c
10c
(quar.)
•_—_22______2_--_2_' :
.Extra
Quarterly
Firestone
Florida
1
Fund
A
Window
Midsouth
6-
Gamewell CoMquar.
(quar.)__L_——_
common
Fireman's
3-29
4-
8%C
.
__.
on
Michigan Bakeries, 5%%
•
_a_
Y.)
4-15
*
$1.34-
a-a
(quar.)
(N.
split
Porcupine
class
80c
____a_" $1.37%
a
Bank & Trust
25c
5
3-31
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—
C.)—
;
;
5
•
3-18
Casualty (quar.)
Co. (Shelby, N.
1
Ltd.—
(Mass.)
3-29
$1.56
a__A__A.
Cpmmunica-
(From net Investment, income.
' ment is the first' distribution
.A
two-for-one
$1.02%
(quar.)—^
3-14
•
>
•
45c
7
(quar.)
preferred
(increased. quar.)________
Inc.
4^ 15
Board—
Paper
4.60%
3-30
-
Fisheries,
6-14
9-13
5-1
'30c
a——___a____a
County Electric
4-15
,_T—
-9-20
$1.41%
Co. .(quar.)
Mfg.
Essex
3-15
'(quar.)_A_A
3-21
50c
11c
net. Income)
Life Fund—
from
turly
•
-6-20
3-15
3-29
Ero
A
3-28
(quar.)____
<4%
$1.50
Associates
3-25
to
_,
Bond, Stores,
!89c
Co.
Group
4-15
1
'
beneficial. interest
of
Massachusetts
—
$1.37%
Enamel to Heating Products,
4-
Water Co.
(quar.i
3-12
45c
preferred (quar.)
4-22
4-
4
4-12
$1.67
(quar.)____
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
t4%:f,e
5.50%
22%c
$1.25
$1.25
25c
25c
(quar.)__
.Quarterly
Bridgeport
S'/2 %
1
70c
(N.
Y.) (quar.)__r_
Tool_AA___-_,_
Saco
Co.
Mfg.
Birmingham
*
1
3-
3-31
$1.50
_
common
preferred
Booth
3-
1*.
25c
Gas,
Biddeford
Blue
Co.
Machine
Bausch
Binks
B (quar.)
Corp. (N. Y.)—
preference
Commercial
Bankers
3-22
3-31
/
1
3-20
5-
Miami
4lA ic
1
4-
$1.50'
Auto
Certificates
!
(quar.)
5-
'
122 %c
1
Massachusetts Investors.Trust—
$1.06'A
4.1pfd.
3-31
20c
50c
50c
15c
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Backstay
'
A__—<—
(quar.),:.__-l____A
>■
4-15
-
3-29
'6-
...
....
—
25c
-
5-15
4-17
(quar.)—_
.
•—
25c
(quar.)-II;
1
Produdis (q_ar.)_A
Marquecte Cement Mfg. Co., 0%.px,d. (quar.)
t$l
Eddy Paper Corp. (reduced)
1
4-
4-15
i/oO
k
.,
eommon
(quar.fw—-A—
$1.60 preferred
Messenger-Corp.
.
preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred (quar.j_-----A._A_-
4-
(quar.)
6% preferred
Maremcmi
U5c
$374/ac
--
—
Bond Fund, Inc.—
Common
9
comriion payment at
El'-'Paso Natural Gas Co.',
4-15
"
20c
Investment Income)—
Mansxifcid 'lxre'-& Rubber Co.— _•
"
3-31
-
-
4-
'-25c
*
-
,
3-29
1
(quar.)__-_—_
net
(From
3-18
-
.
3-20
9
5-
-preferred" (qu4r.)__l_—
Coal RR. Co.
______
6%
Manhattan
•
*'
.
^quar.) sia.s#uasi;:aa.-
on
3-29
4-
ll%c"
Marcqpi Iniemationftl Marine
tipn Co.,- l/td.., orqinar^
"
•
a
•
"
*
Maxioning
•
shares—
(quar.)
Easy Washing. Machine Co.,-Ltd.
5
3-22
••
4-10
4-19
Forbes,
MacAndrew8
<
3-22
2c
,
1
3-29
"• 25e
*
•
aA__a_a_a." '
(quar.) iA_-i_——a-a -
Bakeries, Ltd. -
action
(No
'
93%c
Corp., common..—___________—
dividend. _a______A_____
Stock
5-
5-15
- -
Eastern Magnesia Talc—,,
3-25
,
3-31
•
4-10
6-1
-
Fund—Beneficial shares—>
Drexel; Furniture
Eastern
3-22
4-15
4-
1
5-15
6-1-
3-31
Credit
Atlas
5-
,
Fabrics, Ltd.; common
9c
2oC
4-10
$1
The--nev
11-30
"12%C
preferred (quar.)—,
lypograph Co., $6 prexerence (quar;.
4%%
3-29
2nd convr preferred:(quar.) __A
.
-
4-15
$0.0125 '
$1
Special
:.
0-21
7' ^
1
4-22
Beneficial shares
■'
T
3-22
*
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.vi^
Atlantic Refining Co., $3.75'pfd. B (quar.)
5-
50c
-
• -
Beneficial- sharesu————iia.—A--.
12-10
3-29
t30c
common—______
(1955-series)
preferred
3-15
-—25c
__a_—_
(quar.)__A-_t:__-AAA
shares.
8-31
12^12
(quar.)__
_____
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co.
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co
4-10
.
Industries, Tnc:_-_A_^i_^AAA—— 2.0c
common
Dodge:to Cox
1
(quar.)21Ii- f$I.^lV4[
Aro Equipment Corp., common (quar.) A. A—
*
25c'
4% %
preferred 4 quar. )•______—___Li—_
56 %c
Arrow-Hart to H?gentap Electric.
.___A_'_A"
60c r
Associated .Fupd—Trust-• sharesl__„__-2.__—"
"" /15c
$5.25
a
a_
class A
—
(quar.):
1'
6-
9-12
$1.25
I.common—_—
(R.
Corp.
6-12
$1.25
—
Corp.
.
6-10
9-27
3c
Ltd.,
3-15
1
Dishor;Steel Construction .Co.1—■- -- -•••
' '
$1.50 conv. class A pref. (quar.)i_/_A—•" '$37%c
"
6r28
3c
Holly-(quar.)—1'—'
of
1
4-
record dAte Is March. 18.—
9
3-
; 3-29
x
3c
.
~
-
'(quar,) ___:
$1.25
(quar.)
._.
Inc.,
&c Co.,
W.)
4-15
3-25
_—.___—>_
(quar.)
rinarice
Preferred
4-10
slipuld pe Issued About -AprlL 28, .and the
T
.
-
Quarterly. _,_a_a_a_aa~
Cos^
the
.
~
1
Anfhes-Imperiai
"
•
3c
American Spring
4-
4-25
& Cadada Tunnel (quar.)—_AA
Dlctaphjone'Cofp.—vv 7Stockholders - approved a 4-for-l split
4-19
17 %d
.quar.
Quarterly _aa_aaa_a_-1-
;
3-18
4-25
Detroit
*
>
Insurance
A
Deftrfcx' .Chemical
„4-l»
,
5-
"
income) "A
National
American
Texas>i
v
5-1
(fromi net investment
Arrterldarv Mutual Fund
.
4-1#..
30c
#1.25
—I
Co. "(guarj)
American Molasses
3-28
35c
-
r__-_e.-_______-_A'
Deliver Unibn-Stock-Yard
-
*
-—-——
preferred Tqu»r.)_
3-18
a__a___
•
De Laval Steam Turbine- (quar:)_A__A_-A--_^.
,
(quar.)
4-30
3-29
10c
3-28
$1.50
$1.50
12Vic
"$1
$1.06
$1.12
(quar.)A
''Class
4-49
1
(H.
Local
"•
American-Marietta
V 5%
5-
4-14
Manufacturing Co.
(guar.
Co.; common (quar.)__AA
Line
Lay
Lenmaii
Co.
4-15
4-30
40c
•
-
(quar.)^_.
Dayton' Rubber Co., common- (quar.-)
/
25c
_(quair. )__.1a
Mail
3-10
3-20
•
_AA_
Llglit Co./ $4 pfd.
preferred
.
3-22
"
Forest f»roducts- Corp.
1
1
.<
(quar.,1
4%%
3-22
87 %c
(qu$r.)
American
4-
4-
+50c-
■
Clothing, common.
r_u 1
preferred (quarvf-/--—--—~$1-.12%"
Power
(increased)
Lawrence
3-25
preferred
preierred
5
tboc
(quar.)—,
15c
12V2C
-
3-30
115c "
_r
(quar.)
prcierred
3-15
Sugar
$4.24
2oc
"
American
S-l.it'J-
3-30
4-15
Coic.^ Ltd.—
Acceptance
Class-B
2
4-15
4oc
—
4-
30C
tquar.^-j,
com.
(quar.)—
3-29
■
American
2
4-
Ludlow
Dallas
9c
-iquarj—
4-
4-15
3-25
4-
2%'c
preferred
4-25
'
3-29
18c
United BaKiiies,
pieferred
Laurentiac
"
(quar.)_
American Bankers Insurance po. of Florida—
8%
3-15
1
$i.c>0
4-15
:
:
(quar.)
Co.
4-
10c
<
pfd.-(quar.)
A
Insurance
6preferred
50c
;."$2
1—_______
(quar.)_
Air-Filter
American
-
*
(quar.)_.—1
pld.
prior
$4
Life
(quar.).__
(Del.)— ■
• ; Dividend payment deferred at-this time.
Cuban Telephone, common (quar.)___-_•_
3-22
.___
___•
Finance,
Cuban Atlantic
4-12
65c
**
(quar.)
Inc
Corp.,
Petroleum
Amerada
4-20
4-30
...
(Hartford) .(.quar.)____
Co.
Insurance
Aetna
Credit
Crown
■
(quar.)__
Corp.
Craig Bit, Ltd.A
Langeiiuur:
3-29
J5c
• *
(Boston)
vCrampton Mfg. "Co., 5%
Payable of Rec.
7c
A
Inc.—
preferred
$1.10 convertible
Adams-Millis
Craftsman Insurance Co.
-
*
class
Petroleum,
Precision Products,
Acme
(quar.)_j.__
common
La
4-
5
(quar.)
Consolidada S.A.
4-15
4-10
Holder*
Payable ef Ree,
Share
'
Nam.e of Company
5-15
62^0
37J.ic
$1.75
J7V2C
Newsprint' (quar.)____;
Products Refining,
'
4-25
47 %C
16c
12%c
(quar.)__-_
preferred (quar.)
a_A
Corporate Investors, Ltd:, class
Holder*
When
Per
v.
River
Inc.
77p
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Aberdeen
of Rec.
(S-a)
Royalty Oil
Cooper-Jarrett,
show the payments previ¬
second table in which we
a
Holder*
Payable
(quar.)
Consolidated
-
an¬
Then we follow with
week.
nounced during the current
dividends
all the
indicate
we
When
Share
a
When
Per
'
DIVIDENDS
11
(1391)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
7-16
3-25
(quarA)_
4i'c
5
25c
4-15
4-
40c
4-22
4- 5
$1
.A;—
8-
1
5-15
1
—
A—_
$1.02%
6-
$1.18%, J
8-1,
$1.23%
a—
'
6-
—
—
i
5-16
;
5-15
5-15
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1292)
Roc kv. cot I
&
series A pfd.
5%
Co.,
Rolir
Aircraft
Royal
McBeo.Corp.,
35c
«Ed.i
Schuster
Co.,
cc
common
vestment
Income»
Haiske
ic
1
3-15
4-
1
4-15
3--9
Aid
7 VaC
4-
1
3-12
50c
4-
1
81.05
4-
1
4-
1
3
1
$1.18:,4
4-
1
1
Sugars, new
dividend
Southdown
Slock
this
pref.
„.,™
preferred
8%,
Screw
Standard
Steak
Stouffer
Corp.
(Initial
—
Atlantic
Atlantic
Co.
Atlantic
Wholesalers, Ltd.,
3-25
3-18
4
1
3-
8
Class
B
XiiXX—
$1.06V4
4-
1
3-
8
5'/2%
4-26
3-29
4-29
3-29
after
3-15
Products
25
3-11
Allied
Stores,
3-18
4-15
4-
4-
2
3-18
50c
4-
2
3-18
5-
3
4-13
nvvc
1
5
00c
4-15
4-
1
1C0%
4-15
4-
(quar.)
Class
B
Aluminum
$3.75
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg.
Texas & Pacific Ry.,
Thomas Industries,
Class
B
Mills
Thompson
(H.
Feb.
on
Tinnerman
Trans
I.)
Aluminum
$1.25
4-
1
p-lo
American
3-29
4-15
15c
Asso.
Caribbean
TreeSweet
Products
__
—
(quar.)
5-2.;
5
5
28 Vac
4-30
4-
5
17'a C
4-15
3-29
American
5-
1
5-
1
4-12
(quar.)—*_—r.—
Bosch
Anna
Corp.,
Shoe
Brake
Co.,
5%
4-
$2
$1.75
Can,
4-
3-15
3-20
3%%
4-
3-22
75c
4-
2-22
share
4-19
4-10
3-30
3-21
7 Vac
March
——
plus this
of New
Union Acceptance
Corp. Ltd.
4-15
3-30
•10c
5-15
4-16
American
5-15
4-16
($10
4-
1
3-18
Unexchanged old $100
March 27tli
7
Union
(quar.)
Mfg.
United
Co.
Drill
&
Preferred
United
Tool,
4-
1
1
4-17
$1.15
3-29
4-19
4-10
25c
4-20
4-
Quarterly
——
United
Life
-
Mines
$6 preferred
American
N.
H.)
Printers
Insurance
(quar.)—
&
Publishers,
-
•
Special
60c
Co.,
;
-
class
A
preferred
par
&
preferred
Felt,
Vlehek
.
7%
Tool
Co.,
7%
preferred
American
t
preferred
Waitt
<fe
Indemnity
Bond.
preferred
(Action
1c
3-25
3-11
American
Insurance
the
3-30
3-18
American
Investment
5-15
4-24
5-15
preferred
American
4-24
Machine
3.90%
&
preferred
5-15
4-24
3-29
American
Machine &
$1.25
3-29
3-25
American
Maize-Products,
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
5%
3-15
3-29*
4-12
12 VaC
preferred
American
5V2%
25c
3-29
4%
-4%
3-
j
,,
-
5
4-
7%
4-
1
3-5
,4%
8
preferred
4-.
1:
3rl5
Barium
5
4-
4-1.5
Optical
Photo
Fire
8--31
Stock'dividend
Barry ContrcAe. class £
9-16
12-14 '
25c
4-10
11-30
■
3-31
.
3-29
3-19
40c
5-
1
4-
l"
4-
9
3-18
4-
9
3-18
3-22
'
87VaC
1
4-
1
4-
9
1
3-20
4-15
4-15
,
|
3-25
4-
1
1
3-25
1
3-31
preferred
preferred
non-cumulative
American
Radiator
Common
&
3-25
(quar.)
American
5%
6%
Co.
Snuff
Co.,
7%
American Surety Co.
3-20
American
3-30
3-18
American Tobacco Co.,
3-30
3-18
1
4-
Vellow
20c
3-29
$4
preferred
Cash
3-14
Bearings
50c
3-29
3-15
Beatrice
$1.75
3-29
,
*30c
4-30
4-10
5-
4-
1
Co.
.
3-15
5-16
>
9rl6
8-26
..
3-
6
3-
8
4-20
4-
1
4-
1
(quar.)
$1.75
4-
1
3-11
$1
4-
1
3-11
$1.06
4-
1
3-11
S3
4-
1
3-22
62 VaC
4-
1
—
,
3-14
4-12
25c
i-
15c
3-29
4-16
..
-
3 27
2 %
———
—
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
25c
—
,——
3-27
10c
10c
(quar.i—
4-16
3-29
3-
8
$1.43:%
1
3-31
SI
—
44-
1
3-15
27 Vac
3-30
3-15
Common
4-15
3-23
Beech Creek
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
7-
1
6-14
(quar.)-^—
$1.25
2-21
$1.50
3-29
3-15
3-15
$1.25
3-29
3-22
3-
7
Bickford's
3-
7
Biltmore
3-11
1
3-
7
4-10
3-11
4-
3-
1
8
25c
3-29
3-14
25c
3-29
3-
7-
5
6-26
3-29
3-15
$2.25
—
1
Mills
Share
45c
$1
t42V'2C
When
Holdert
3%%
4-1
4.65%
3-6
4-1
3-6
4-1*
3-1
preferred
4.32%
1
5-10
Boston
1
4-10
4-
tl2y?c
4- 1
4-1
$1.31 V4
I2Y2C
3r31
3-20
Art
$1
4-10
3-15
Arvin
6%
4-1
1
3-15
Class
B
1
3-22
3-29
4-
3-15
1
3-15
1
3-15
$1.08
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-12
25c
•4-
1
Construction
Corp. Ltd.
(quar.)
5-15
7VaC
-
3-25
9
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
2-15
4-
1
2-19
4-
1
4-
1
4-
3-21
3-21
1
3-21
110c
4-15
3-18
4-15
3-18
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
35c
3-29
3-15
4-
1
3-15*
4-
1
3-15
45c
3-30
3-18
75c
3-30
3-16r
75c
(quar.i.
U—;
3-30
3-16
1
3-15
4-
$1.37 V2
(quar.)
Boston—
from
3-19
20c
4-
1
3-15
60c
5-
1
4-10
87 VaC
4-
I
3-11'
87 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.i—
:—
—
3-30
7-
1
6-12
14 V2C
income^
investment
30c
(quar.i
Co.
(quar.)
4-15
4-1
$2
class A
3-30
3-18
4-
25c
;
1
3-21
45c
1
3-19
4-
5
4-
81.25
6-28
6-25
81.25
9-27
9-24
81.25
12-27
12-24
40c
(quar.)—
4-
$1.25
(qi'.ar. 1
$5 preferred
(cuar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Property
Personal
Trust
1
of North Americk Ltd.:—
preferred (quar.)..
5%
5V2*%
preferred
Bowl-Mor Co..
(E. J.)
Brazilian
3-29
2
preferred
(quar.)
Light & Power
& Sons
Traction
'
preferred
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
'l
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
7 VaC
(quar.)
4-
180.853
(initial)
30c
4-
1
3-20
81
4-
1
3-
181.50
4-
2
3-15
1
common
—
3-30
62 VaC
(quar.)
preferred
Bright (T- G.) & Co., Ltd., 5%
5-
I
Brillo
4
Bristol-Myers
50c
3-3Q
3-11
British-American
*25c
3-29
3-
British American Oil, Ltd.
.
8
Mfg. Co.
pref. (quar.)
33%%
3-14
3-30
3-
8
3-30
*3-
8
3-30
3-
8
3-29
3-15
4-
3-15
,128 34c
.
45C
(quar.)
Co.,
3-30
35c
33c
—
(quar.)
3-
.
3-14
5GV4C
(quar.)
Extra
5-15
-
,
5-
8
Ltd.
Co.,
5C
Bridgeport Gas
.
3-15
162VaC
6%
5,28%
'
25c
3-30
50c
(quar.).
(quar.)
5
3-12
8%C
Asbestos
1
4-
(quar.)
Industries
8
4-
4-
(quar.)
)
Metal
3-
$1.18
(quar.)1
3-9
3-
5
4-15
4-
81.16V4
3-io
$30c
1
3-
4-
Bowater Corp.
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)
t281/sc
3-29
3-15
25c
Maine RR.,
5-
25c
pfd.
1
3-20
3-30
35c
J.
Insurance
&
6-
*15c
(quar.)
5-
3-15
$1.75
—
Co.—
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
Brach
Light, 4.72%
preferred
Boston
$5
*
3-29
75c
Albany R.R
3-30
30c
Arkansas Power &
Bostitch, Inc..
Boston &
4-20
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power
Payable of Rec.
1
125c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
*56'Ac
.
3-15
5-
50c
—
(quar.i
Borg-Warner
115c
(quar.)
4-15
20c
common
Book-of-the-Month Club
*70c
-
(1955 series)
3-15
1
Tobacco—
3-15
Chemical
preferred
3-10
1
4-
$1.40
4-6
;
.
1
4-
20c
—
(quar.)—
Semi-annual
3',2%
3-15
4-
Inc.
Bond Fund of
3-25
1
3-10
(quar.)
t50c
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.).^
6% convertible preferred (quar. >:
Bohack (H. C.) Co., 5 % % prior pfd.
3-15
4-
3-10
1
60C
convertible preferred
Boston
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
Quarterly
$5.25
Per
6%
1
Ltd.—
1
Laughlin,
&
3-29
15c
(quar.)
3-15
4-
25c
—
preferred (s-a)
Cement
Boston Herald-Traveler
Paper
1
$1.06 VA
Bloch Bros.
4-
3-18
3-15
4-
(quar.)
5.60%
Bliss
4-12
3-18
3-15
1
preferred
preferred
4.25%
3-25
3-29
3-15
1
4-
117V2c
—
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)——
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
8
3-29
1
4-
115c
Decker
&
4-26
30c
4-
RR.—
Inc
Son,
4-
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
preceding table.
Machine
&
Black
$1
(quar.)
3-29
150c
(quar.i
Bird
$1
'
:
3-15
50c
(quar.i
Co.
Ltd.,
Hats,
A
45c
53 VaC
(quar.l_
Class
30c
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
Ansul
2
4-
$1.50
:
preferred
4-
(quar.)
$2.80
A
3-11
$2.25
.
(quar.)
Class
4
2
12 VaC
com.
common
&
3-
4-
22 Vac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.):
Pulp
4
81.50
6%
Oil,
3-9
3-
$1.75
of New York
Corp.—
preferred
convertible
3-30
1
3-29
1
J25c
;
(quar.)—
Inc.
Bird
(quar.)
common
Electric
Angle-Canadian
3-30
5
4-
7
3-
50c
_j.
44-
15c
1
3-15
5
Limestone &
4-1
1
3-15
4-
J25c
5%
Corp.
convertible
4-
4-
3-15
3-30
45c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bethlehem Steel, 7% preferred < quar. 1
Bibb Mfg. Co. (quar.)
^
50c
3-31
1
J 10c
4%
60c
—
i.
;
Ltd.,
Finance
Bessemer
3-29
3-15
4-
—————:
(quar.)
Bessemer & Lake Erie
3-25
1
$1.12%
—
—_—
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance
10c
3-18
4-
84^«c
quar.i
———
(quar.)
Aviation
85c
1
35c
(initial
com.
(quar )
R.R.
preferred
Bendlx
Sanitary—
A
preferred (quar.iBell Telephone Co. of Canada ( quar.)_,
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com. (resumed)
Beneficial
12-10
class
Ltd.,
(quar.ill!
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
4-
*27c
(quar.)—_—
(Canada),
new
Belgium Stores,
12-20
Inc.
Ltd.
(quar.i—
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., common A
6-10
3-18
c
7»'„c
—
Brothers,
$1.40
3-i5
3-31
I6V4C
(quar.)
common
'
preferred
preferred
Beatty
3-19
1
56',4
(quar.i——1—
Foods,
3%%
4-10
1
$1
(quar.)—
common
1
4-
25c
—
;—_
4-
25c
(quar.)
—
5-
65c
(s-ai——
preferred
(quar. 1
M.i
(R.
3-15
——
*50c
$1.12 Va
1 Va %
$1 class A
payment
3-30
—_
——
Distilling—
37Vac
..
4-
preferred
dends
Corp. (stock dividend)
6-14
47 Vac
—
dividend
9-20
^
Below we give the dividends announced In previoui
*eeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
(James)
Stock
5-21
(Indianapolis)—
4V4%
,
8-26
3-29
-
(quar.i
Laboratories,
1
,
Anderson
1
Baxter
20c
—
.
(quar.)—
Anderson-Prichard
60c
6-
15c
Company
4Vs%
Aero Service
5-16
9-16
V$t
40c
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
3-29
;
Hocking Glass Corp.,
Common
(quar.)
3-15
6-14
60c
—
Lomb Optical,
6-20
Telephone & Telegraph
Anaconda
Bausch &
3-Z9
$1,12 Va
pfd. (quar.)—
American Writing Paper (increased quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
(quar.)_
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred Is ft)....
5
5-
4-15
4
4-15
$1.50
Sugar Refining,
preferred (quar.)
4-15
5%
Industries
3-15
1
—
'.
4%
Co.,
preferred
81.25
(quar.)
1
25c
3-
4% %
$1.25
:
(s-a)
Co,
3-27
Wisconsin Southern Gas (quar.)
1
5%
Stores
5-
3-28
4-
Co.—
(quar.)_
com.
American
1
6-29
3-29
dividend
3-29
3-22
4
5
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
4-19
5
Consolidated
1
81
(quar.)
Works
Bros.
'3-15
(quar.)
—
preferred
3-30
5-20
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
2-28
44-
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Innes,
Mfg.
Iron
$1.25
(quar.)
American Stamping
American States Insur.
Stock
&
Bates
4-1
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
preferred (quar.)
American
Bates
Bath
$1.31 %4
conv.
$1.25
4-
Adam
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
3-14
7-
;
Screw
American
1
com.
common
60C
—
Safety Razor
3-25
1
Ltd.,
1
(quar.)———2—
(quar.)——
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Standard
American
3-29
1
(auar.)
B
53A%
7%
preferred
1
4-
6-
$1.20 elass A
3-11
4-
50c
(quar.)—-_—
Inc.,
Basic,
3-15
4-
65c
—-
-
non-cumulative
4-19
c
4-
(quar.)
3-30
-
20c
Insurance
non-cumulative
5%
3-20
4-
5-
preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
9-30
12-31
(quar.)_——
Ccrp.
Steel
Barker
—
5%
3-25
50c
4V2%.
Oil
4%
Equipment, common..
American
4-
3-18
3-30
4-
35c
President Lines—
American
9
5-
$1.20
(quar.)
Abitibi Power & Paper, Ltd., common
10-15
1-15-58
(quar.)
(quar.i
York
New
Class
4-
2oC
(quar.)
Common
1
81.50
(quar.)
6-28
$1.50
$1.12 Va
(resumed)
preferred
of
Beam
(quar.)
National
American
3-2!)
Western
common
7-15
(quar.)™:———i
$1.50
,
(quar.i
common
3-31
of Company
3-15
3-29
25c
(quar.)——
preferred
4V4%
50c
Products,
3-31
Laboratories,
3-22
3-29
4-15
$1.50
(quar.i
preferred
20c
Metal
4-15
preferred
4-15
4
$1.50
—
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common
3-29
81.50
!
4-15
Name
3-18
3-
10c
———%
Corp.
Aroostook RR.
4V2%
15c
4%
3-18
1
1
$1.50
—
&
3-31
45c
preferred (quar.)_
3-29
4-
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—_
(s-a)jj£
——
2%
Abbott
3-18
——
common
Barber
Quarterly
3-15
4-15
Waste King Corp., common (stock dividend)
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Webb & Knapp, Inc., $6 preferred (accum.)
'
3-15
'
;
RR.,
Bareco Oil Co.
(quar. >__
common
Anchor
.
Common
Ohio
&
8
(s-a)__
preferred
(quar.i-.
Metal Co., Ltd.—
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
4-
this
3-29
4
$1
3-15
Baltimore
Texas)'
7%
4-19
announced
3-15
12 Vac
(quar.).:
3-14
3-29
>
1
(quar.)
3-29
,
3-
4-
25c
—
1
American
4-15
(increased)
B
C
3-
(quar.)
5-
Ltd.
75c
preferred
preferred
.
3-25
9c
qua'r.)
1
:
Metals
40e
Zeller's
4-
37 VaC
(quar.)—
30c
(quar.)
41/2%
4%
97 Vac
Co.
Francisco)
3-26
3-26
Foundry Co.—
Bros.
(San
4-20
4-20
*
,
Warren
Co.
3-15
Electric—
&
(increased
4-
Metal, Inc. (quar.)
Amphenoi Electronics (increased)
Cab
Gas
$4.50
Ampco
;
Baltimore
8
(quar.)
4-15
stock
dividend
1
,—
3-22
—
(quar.)_
payment at this time).
Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
Stock
3-22
Illinois—
of
Bros.
'
3-15
4-
25c
(quar.i———
*
I
J.)
N.
Warner
Auto Supply, 4.80%
pfd. (quarX_
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc. (quar.)
3-31
*1%
.(quar.i
(Galveston
20c
$2
—
1
"
(quar.iX—
——
Co.
81.75
(quar.)
3-19
4-
56 V4C
(quar.)-
3-
(quar.)_.
(Newark.
10c
on
SI
preferred
1
———
Co.
10c
deferred
Inc.
30c
10c
—
Balcrank,
3-2t
15c
(quar.)
3-22
25c,
common
(quar.)
4-15
20c
,
3-31
6%
3-29
:
*$1.25
25c
-
4-26
4-
(quar.
dividend
20c
common
,3-15
American Home Products Corp. (monthly) —
56 '4
-
1
:
preferred
6% preferred (quar.)—
V
Aqicrican Hardware Corp.
1
Camp Sea Pood Co
Freeze, Inc. (quar.i
Velvet
3-15
4-
1834c
—
(quar.)———
6%,
preferred <quar.)__
(quar.)-,
————
Bancohio
,
3-20
f
Van
4-15
1 Va %
(quar.)
Co.,
6%
1
(quar.i
common
Rubber,
Extra
!
Fiano
5-10
30c
"C-
stock—
3-20
81
•
•
Bank
3-20
10c
-
Baldwin
45c
1
Co.
(quar.i
3-15
-
50c
1
$1
common-—
4-15
87 VaC
1
* 10c
——
Sugar
4-2-
50c
preferred
Baldwin-Hill Co.
-3-11
433/4c
—
4-
Y.)—
S.
Industries, common
(quar.i
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho
1
(quar.)
(quar.).
Bangor
4-
25c
—
6-15
5-
(quar.i———
common
3-11%
1
$1.12 V2
4-
J 5C
Inc
1
40c
preferred
3-15
1
4-
4-
W'ilcox
Common
-,
35c
4-
(quar,)
1
4-
V
$0.9167,
(quar.)_
Hard
Stock
3-28
—
Ltd.
Accident
&
(Concord,
United
U.
Hill
Keno
3-15
7-
5c
(stock dividend)-
(Dei.)
&
4'/2%
;
62 Vac
*5C
United
4-
;v-
.
07 VaC
4-15
-
1
•
4-15
N.
5-15
4-
—
(quar.)
Baker Industries. Inc. (quar.)—
75c
(quar.)
common)
American Hair
2
15c
(Brooklyn,
3-25
»25c
3-25
12 Vac
10c
—
Bank
4%
Inc.,
Brothers,
eoc
3-28
5-
31 Vic
25c
31',4 c
(quar.)
common
(quar.i—
Industrial
5
Express Co.—
par
Amerjlcan Felt Co., 6%
4-19
(quar.)
—
4-
S F Co.
45c
—
American Fire & Casualty
4-30
4-15
(initial)
Baker
per
!
3V-2% preferred series D (quar.)„
American Dredging (quar.)—
(quar.i
pfd.
Jersey (Jersey Cityi
Babcock
Convertible to
dividend)
5%/
Trust Co.
B
3-20
1
25c
$103
at
1
'
7%c
-
3-16
3-25
—
29
6-
7'/sC from net
profits and Use from income)—-----
1
$1.25
Cyapamia Co., common (qugp;-)'-:'pfd. series C (entire issue -called .for
011
8
25c'
7%
redemption
3-
Products,
5
•
American
4-
$1
3-15
*55c
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
(1st quarter
payment of
4-
—
preferred (quar.)i-_
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.i
4% % preferred (qugr.)—
25c
■
Avon
8
4-
30c
-
American
1
——
3-
4-
(quar.)
3-15
4-
Sl.QGVi
3-27
1
(Increased)
25c
"
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
4-
$1.90
B/G Foods, Inc., 75c conv. class A
-7 Vac
—
3-18
1
* 15c
cash div.)„
8%
Co.
3-13
American
Common
1
$1.75
convertible preferred (quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
3-20
1
4-
*25c
1
(quar.)
common
1
4-
(quar.)—
4-
——
(quar.)
4-
*15c
——.—
30c
■
com.
1
3-14
3-15
5 %
preferred A (quar.)____.
American Box Board
(quar.i——
4-12
American
1
3-
4-15
—-—
1
-
preferred
3-
3-14
—
(quar.)—
Automatic Canteen Co. cf America—
35c
4-
1
10c
(quar.)
;
3-28
——
6%/
(Equivalent to
Auto-Soler
$1.25
4-
1
4-
August Thyssen-Huette—
183/4C
4-15
4-
3-29
10c
(quar.)—.
4-
—
4-30
8
25c
class A
3-22
1
3-15
12',aC
—
——
12 VaC
4-30
(Del.)—
$1.25
Co.,
Mfg.
American
(quar. i
Airways, Inc.
(increasedi
A
-
4-
3-28
$7 preferred (quar.)
———
American Alloys Corp., 6% conv. pfd. iquar.)
American Bank Note Co., com. (increased)
American
Building
Class
Goods
3-
3-30
18%c
1
/
00c
30c
(quar.)
3-11
1
22V2C
Aggregates, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Air Filter, 5% pfd
(quar.)„
American
15.
Products
3-25
4-
Amalgamated Sugar, (quar.).—
25c
Fibre Glass
(quar.i
after 50% stk.' ciiv. paid
3-15
4-20
i-
1.
3-22
1
32jac
—
93 %C
•
3-15
25c
—
3-29
50c
50c
(quar.i
America
1
25c
(quar.)--—;
(quar.i
basis
quar.
Traders
.
(quar.i—————.
Thomaston
Newr
Co., 5%
class A
Corp, (quar.i
pfd. (quar.)-—
3-29
75c
(quar.)
20c
preferred (s-a).——.
4%
of
Co.
preferred
4-
25c
:
4-12
■'?
——
—
20c
25c
(qpar.i
3-
40c
"■
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com.
5%
preferred A (quar.i
5l/4%
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.>
1
(quar.)-——————
Corp
$7c
—
4-
70c-
Mig., common (quar.).
Alliison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pid. (quar.)
1
10c
—
3-15
25c
—
(quar.i.
Sewing Centers, Inc.
Quarterly
Atlas Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
1
——
4-15
4-
$1
City Sewerage (quar.)
Atlas
4-
Allls-Chalmer3
4-
Thermal
3-15
5c
(quar.)
common
Allied
3-30
50c
——
split
2-for-l
—1—.———
Industries, Ltd.
—
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allen Electric & Equipment (quar.)
Allied Laboratories (increased quar.)
Allied
Paper Corp
3-29
3
(quar.)
15c
Strathmore paper Qp. (quar.i-1—T—V,
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)___—
Suburban Electric Co
Sunrise Supermarkets (quar.i—-.
Super Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.i-—
Super Valu Stores, common (increased!
5%
1948 series pfd.
(quar.)
:
5.40%)
1954 series pfd. (quar.). —
1—
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5%)
preference (quar.i—
Supervised Shares, Inc
——
Switson
preferred
30C
1
9
3-10
65c
82
preferred (s-a)
-
3-
3-
2bc
——
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-11
(quar,)——
—
(quar.)——L__
5%
(quar.i
com.
new
4-
Electric
3-11
—
(quar.i—.-..—
—
quar.)
81.50
City
3-20
80c
——^
—^
Textiles
Atlantic
common
25c
dividend
Stock
Stem & Stern
3-20
"
1
50c
V™—.
—
(Del.)
Inc.
1
1
4 30c
—
(quar.)™_
Shake,
n
4-
1
25c
4-
preferred
Products,
4%
____—
Parts Corp
Steel
12 VaC
—————
1
4-18
—
—^
4-
quar¬
(quar.i
Products
3-20
25C
11V»C
payment normally paid on April 1.
RailwayMobile & Onio stock trust (S-a) ™_--
Standard
1
7%
50c
Mfg. Co., common—-
4-
4-
4-
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
participating clas> A
(quar.)
$4
81.75
"
:
— —
12 VaC
Participating
Athey Products Corp
3-19
Associated
6
preferred (quar.)———
Alden's Inc/, common (quar.i —————
6%
terly
i
3-15
Alco
Southern
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher (quar.
3-
1
3
$0,702
4.72%
Springfield City Water Co.—
7%
preferred A (quar. t
'■•4>kcfc preferred a (quai.i—
3-15
1
4-
2
3-19
59c
preferred
.™—
4.72%)
2nd preferred (quar.i
Southern Ice Co., $7 preferredDirectors voted to defer the $1.75
1
4-
3-19
1
7 Va %
(final)—.
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-
5C
:
(quar.i
4-
S3
20c
Colorado Power, com.
Investment
Associated Motion Pictures Industries
4-
10c
time.
(quar.)—
Standard Paper
(quar.)———
Associates
3-15
6-14
7c
(quar.t.—-
pref.
Southern
B
3-15
$1,25
81.15
5%
Co.,
Electric
4-25
10%
4.56%
_
preferred (quar.i_
Paper Ml'g., class A (quar.)——
Albemarle
414%
(quar.»„--
com.
4.48%
(s-a)
(quar.)—
pfd.
4.20%
—
Associated
Industries,
1
4-
Ltd.—
Co.,
Hardware
H.)
(quar.)——
15c
(initial quar.)
com.
Calilornia Edison,
Southern
Steel
Allied
at
Co.,
iquar. >
common
(J.
A
2bc
•
omitted
payment
Common
Discount,
preferred (quar.)—
& Vicksburg Ry.
(s-ai—_—
Wood
Class
inc.)
(quar.)
net
4-
*15c
(quar.)
4%
common
iquar.)™-,. ...
(quar.)—:—--—
preferred
from
(quar.
(Watertown, N. Y.)
Power
4.60%
Parkway Building—
South
Inc.
Investment &
Alan
3-19
4-
Gas,
Atlantic
South
4-
4-15
$1.00'<i
dividend
StocK
Fund,
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.
3-18
1
4-
$1
25c
receipts (interim)_™~
Silex Co.,
4%preferred (quar.i
Simon
(H. > l& Son.;, Lid._...-—
Sioux Citv Stock Yards, com. (quar.)™-..-$1.50 partic pfd. (quar.
Sisco
Mires,
Ltd.
(interim t
-r
Skyland Life Insurance Co. (Charlotte, N. C.)
t'x
4-
1
5-
4-24
%":%
----
A. G.—
*$1.50
+I6V4C
(quar.)
A
B
3-20
deposit
American
Class
4-
Trust (Boston), ben. interest
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.—
Siemens
Ashdown
40c
8:%c
Shaieholders
Sickks
preference
Preference
Affiliated
(from in¬
Inc.
Ltd.—
Temple,
6%
.
Anlberg Bearing Co., class A (quar.)—.4.—.-
.
Snares,
8
3-21
Agricultural Ins.
Holder$
When
Payable of Rec*
Share
of Company
*18c
8
3-
3-25
Alabama
'4%,
American
3-
1
4-22
3-29
Seaboaijti
Selected
1
4-
6c
3-^9
5c
preitrrc i
(quar. i.
.
—
preferred (quav.»
Oil Co. iquar.t----——
Seaboard & Western Airlines (Stock div.i
_
Selaim-Dindings Plantations. Ltd.—
'
4-
60c
(quar.)—
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.) —
Refilling Corp.
(Hartford)—
Co.
Co.
Insurance
4-15
Alabama
Sugar
Savannah
Surety
&
60c
Life
4-15
dividend
Stock
Casualty
Quarterly
Aetna
Monday, March 25, 1957-
.
Per
Name
Ash
$1.25
S'.a**
4
3-23
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.12 Va
5%.
4U'
4-10
4-15
Aetna
$1.37'/a
preferred A
preitrred £ <quar.)
preferred C Kn;ar.
6% preierred D i quar.»-.-- -*—
Royalties Management Corp—---——
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Corp.—
V_> %
4
4-30
35c
.
(quar,) —
(quar.)—
common
Share
Name of Company
3-15
$1.25
(quar.i-
i quar.i
1
4-
When
Per
Payable oJ Rec.
Share
Company
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
.
pfd.
Assurance
(quar.)
4-15
9334c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
1
4-
1
4-
181
1
3-20
4-
1
3-
.
125c
1
Volume
185
5623
Number
■,
Per
Name of Company
"
"
.
-
When
'
Central
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
;
Interim
(
Final "-'.—
jc_——--
*,'
preferred
4%
i
4-
preferred
4%%
-
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Telephone,
Columbia
7 4%%
—
(quar.)—
com.
—^
(quar.7
preferred
1st
3-
7'
1
3-
7
1
5%
.
Taunton
Brockton
-
£ $3.80
(quar.)—
Co.—
Gas
3-15
$1.50
Central
Maine
■} 3.50% -preferred
4-16
1
1
1
4.6%
G%
4-
1
Central
4-
1
$2.50
pre/erred
$5
-
1
3-11
4-
■
1
3-15
20c
1
3-12
1.4.15%
10c
Bruce (E. L.)
Co., common
(quar.)_—37'/2c
•
3% % preferred (quar.f_l__—_—___—93%c
4-
3-12
4.65%
Distillers,
I 4%
preferred
-$5
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)—.———.—-
Watch
New
!
* ;Jt»ut less
1;
&
Burns
tax
"
inc.
.
1.
preferred
4Va%
C. I.
—
(quar.)_„__
Financial
T.
C^algary
4%
.5'Jo
(quar.)_____——
i
5%
preferred
Crushed
Canada
—
preferred
$4.25
Iron
Canada
Class
Permanent
Increased
$1.25
Co.,
Bronze
preferred
Celanese,
$1.75
preferred
—
4-
I
3-15
(quar.)—
$25c
137V2c
Insurance
Ltd.,
Machine,
preferred
7J/2">
Oil
1
1
2
4-
1
2
4-
1
2-2J
28
4-
1
1
3-
preferred (quar.)
redeemable
8%
preferred
1
2-23
4-10
+1834c
tl5c
4-
1
3-
8
3-
8
3-31
3-
3-30
3-
8
735c
4-15
4-
3
T12c
4-15
4-
3
3-29
1
3-15
3-29
3-29
715c
4-15
3-29
(quar )
1:20c
4-
Mills,
Ltd.
convertible
Baxter
Carnation
Carolina
preferred
Power
&
*
Telephone
Carriers
Carter
&
(J.
General
Light,
W.)
&
common
preferred (quar.)—
Celanese Corp. of America, com.
$2.50
4.75%
Central
preferred
preferred
preferred
B
B
B
Ry.
1
1
4-
4-
5
3-20
4- 1
1
(quar. 1
3-20
3-25
1
3-30
3-29
3-15
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-26
3-
4- 1
4- 1
4-15
3-
5%
8
3-29
4 50%
»
4.75%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4- 1
3-22
7- 2
6-21
tquar.)
3-19
3-30
3-19
3-30
3-19
Extra
3-29
3-15
Curtis-Wright
Combustion
3-30
3-15
3-30
3-15
'
$1.25
$1.25
8
9-
7
12-
$1;0834
6-28
6-
50c
9-27
9-
a
9-26
9-
6
$2
non-cumulative, class
A
(quar.)__
50c
12-27
12-
6
11-27
11-
8
22y2C
3-25
3-11
3-15
4-26
3-22
4-
1
3-12
3-30
3-11
6IV2C
3-27
5-ll
" Sl-.12*"a
1
3-11
$1.183%
4-
1
3-11
$1,371/2
1
4,
1
3-13
3-20
Dayton Malleable Iron
2%
3-31
3-20
60C
4-
2
3-20
4-
1
3-
Be
5-17
5-
3-25
1
1
3-18
1
3-14
1
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-15
75c
c
87 i/2c
50c
5-15
4-18
6-29
6-13
3-30
3-21
1
3-
3-29
$2.50
4-
3
1
3-15
5-
1
4-15
4-
8
3-11
'/2C
3-30
3-11
68 %C
3-30
3-11
31»/4C
3-29
3-15
1
3-15
62
(quar.)_
25c
4-
Class
3
5-15
4-
3-29
30C
(quar.)_
4-30
40c
4-10
3-25
4-26
4-12
3-30
3-
1
25c
3-29
3-
6
75c
,
(quar.)
common
—
4-
1
3-20
50c
5-
1
3-22
$1.16
5-
1
3-22
4-15
3-29
i5c
Ltd
Corp.,
pfd. (quar.)
(increased
Edison
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
60c
Paper
Co.
$1.56
1.37 Va
Rock
3-11
3-30
3-20
Gas
Co.
of
6-
1
Dominion
Steel
9-
1
Dominion
Tar
12-15
12-
1
4-
1
3-
1
4-
3-29
3-19
1%
3-26
25c
3-29
5c
1
3-20
Donnaeona
3c
Chemical
3-30
3-
1
Draper
4-
1
3-12
Dravo
Corp.,
4-
1
3-12
Drexel
Furniture
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
Du
1
4-12
du
Power
Pont
3-18
3-18
Co.,
29'/2C
3-28
3-14
$4.50
6-
1
4-15
5-17
3-
8
20c
4-
5
3-22
I.)
4%
1
3-15
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4.20%
s
1
1
3-20
3-
1
Ltd.
4-30
3-29
3-29
3-15
4-30
4-17
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
—
4-15
3-21
I50c
4-15
3-28
4-25
4-
4
4-
I
t25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
112 V2 C
(quar.)
5-
1
4-30
3-29
$1.25
5-
1
4-29
$3
4-
?:25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)-— —
1
3-29
30c
4-15
3-15
40c
4-
1
3-
50c
4-
1
3-21
30c
—
4-15
8
5
25c
4-
1
.3-15
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-15
10c
3-25
3-15
87'/2c
4-25
4-10
$1.12ya
4-25
Inc.—
—
.
4-10
3- 4
_
1
3- A
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3- A
51 Tec
——
4-
51 %c
—-—
1
50c
(.quar.)
4-
467bC
:—
(quar.)!
(quar.)—
4-
$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
preferred
7
t$i.i2y2
common
Co.,
4.15%
t20c
46-
t25c
4.10%
4-
8
3-22
10%
!
preferred (quar.)_"
preferred (quar.J
preferred (quar.)
4-
3-
3-30
t25c
Light Co., common (quar.)
preferred
5c
4-10
de Nemours & Co.—
3.75'/o, preferred
15c
8
—
Ltd.
common
preferred
$2.10
3-
Ltd.—
Steel,
(quar.)
!—
B.) Laboratories,
preferred
Duquesne
3-25
117 y2c
(quar.)
Co.,
(Allen
(E.
$3.50
5
25c
convertible preferred (quar.)_
International, Inc. (quar.)
1
5
4-
25c
(quar.)—
—;_r—
4% pref. (quar.)—
preferred
1
4-
4-15
39c
Dunhill
Corp.
4-
1
3-
4-15
62 l/2c
—
(quar.)
Dow
4-
3-25
50c
:
(quar.)
Chemica.1
Paper
8
25c
3-18
3-29
5c
—
Coal,
&
4-
5-
4
3-15
3-15
9c
Corp.,
Mont
3-
1
4y2c
—
——-
5% 1st preferred
Dover & Rockaway RR. (s-a)
7%
4-
Inc.—
Fund,
(monthly)
Ltd.
&
4-15
t40c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)_
Toronto
3-19
dividend)-
preferred (quar.)_
Glass Co., Ltd.,
9-15
25c
class A—
3-20
3-21
3-29
25c
Common
£
Products
Acceptance Corp.,
—
4-15
3-29
.-
1
65%c
(Boston)
50c
20c
Fields
Oil
Foundries
Dover
5
3-15
50c
Manufacturing Corp.—
preferred (initial quar.)
4y2%
5
12-
3-29
25c
(reduced)
Stock
Corset,
4-
6-
12-15
ioc
(quar.)
A
(stock
Car
6-15
62 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bridge
class
62>/2C
:
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Dominion
$1.25
(quar.)—
Brass
Products, common- (stock div.)——_
Dome Mines, Ltd: (quar.)—
—
5%
:
Paper Corp., Ltd.
3-19
Doeskin
$3.50
(quar.)
3-29
Dominion
York—
preferred (quar.)—1
Consumers
Dodge
Duke
Trust
25c
Cup Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.),
Dixon Crucible Co.
(quar.)
90c
common
3-22
(quar.)
$1.25
!
1
common—
preferred
30c
(quar..)£—
Investment
Consolidated
.Consumers
Aluminum,
20c
—
Foods Corp.,
Consolidated
51/4%
Dixie
10c
(quar.)
New
5-
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
of
8
t2c
(Quarterly from net investment income)
t50c
quar.)
Co.
3-
&
Growth
Diversified
t50c
!
preferred (s-a)
8
$1.25
3-30
Dominion
Dry Goods—
Consolidated
3-
(quar.)—
6c
(quar.)
3-30
7
3-
3-25
(Toronto)—
Light & Power (quar.)
preferred
8
$1.05
Monthly
lie
3P/4C
Inc
Consolidated
7%
Theatres
Dominguez
Co.—
com.
3-
——————
J50c
Corp.,
3
3-30
Dixie
70c
—
Cigar
3
$1.14
—
1st preferred
Motor
Diversey Corp.
,:
36c
N.J.)—
—!
Consolidated
8
33-
B
District
28c
iquar.)
Jquar.)„
Corp.
3-
Devonian Gas & Oil
T
1
3-30
Raynolds,
Diamond
3-11
3-30
Co.
Edison
&
Devoe
3-14
3-28
3-30
International
Detroit
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)-—Ltd. (s-a)
$3.50
3-
4-
(quar.)—
Aluminum
Detroit
3-20
4-
to
3-13
1
$1.07
pfd.
4%
Chicago Trucking (quar.).'
Tramway Corp.—
to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
Detroit
4
3-13
4-
&2y2c
Light,
preferred
$2.50
•
(quar.).
&
preferred
Denver
4-1
■
3-29
3
50c
—
(quar.)_
Mines,
5- 2
4-
31 Vac
preierred
3-14
4-
25c
£
(quar.)
Denver
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
preferred
5%
3-15
3-15
5c
preferred
Delnite
5C
(quar.)
Quarterly
$5
Power
1
1
IVaC
(quar.)
common
Hudson
4
4-
4-
5s 6%d
(reduced )
&
3-
1
87'/2c
(s-a)
:
4.56%
3-15
3-15
4-
4-
Mines—
4.20%
4-
3-15
$1.25
)
registered) (final)
(quar.-)—
4.28%
lie
Electric
Co.,
Stores
Co.,
Delaware
3-30
3-15
4-1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
&
Delaware
3-18
4-
!
City,
Mfg.
Dcjay
3
4-
3-18
3-30
(bearer and
Inc.
Records,
Deere
3-11
IVaC
(Jersey
Consolidated
Beers
Decker
3-15
3-29
1
J75t
(quar.)
Deferred shrs.
Decca
5
4-
5
Co.
preferred
(quar.)___
Dayton &, Michigan RR., common
preferred
3-21
$1.50
5%
8%
4-
3-30
4.!-
1
4-15
3-15
y2c
25c
& Frere, Ltd. (quar.)
—
Davldson-Boutell Co., 6% conv pfd.
3-12
1
4-15
(quar.)
David
3-1$
3-22
4-22
1
4-
12
Davcga Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
5%
preferred
(qtiar. )_—£_,
3r15
4-
25c
93 %C
(quar.)
3-29
4-
20c
!
(quar.
4- 1
3-30
—
:
'
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Corp., 33/*% common pfd. A
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.*)—!
IV2C
$1.25
Inc.
Mills,
5%
3-20
4-
e$l
Corp.
Dana
3-15
1
Cigar
River
Dan
15c
_T—
Consolidated
1
4-
$1.75
.
D.W.G.
62c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Cement
7
50c
25c
(quar.)-
Consolidated
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
(monthly)—
Corp.
40c
8
3-
A
pfd.. (quar.)-—
Investment
Inc.,
3-
3-29
A
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Association
Conrac,
1
3-29
50c
:
class
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Connecticut
(quar.)
class
$7.40
Commonwealth Water Co., 5'/2%
Connofiio.
3-
non-oumulative
87'/2
Ohio
Co.
Quarterly
1
non-cumulative
;
of 8c from investment income
from, capital gains.
—_—__
3c
4-
$2
'
and
A
I
1-
$2
$1
Commonwealth* International
Quarterly
class
33-
75c
1
common—
1
1
$1
'
3,70%
(quar.)
Edison
Commonwealth
1
44-
8
—
(quar.)
common
Co.
preferred
Corp.,
3-
$1
(quar.)
!
non-cumulative
5
15c
,
preferred
$2
I
4-
1
4-
-
3-
1
5-
1
7
$1
L—T—_
Quarterly.:
Commonwealth
75c
(quar.)
6-
6-
50c
—
Solvents
3-25
35c
(increased)
common
preferred
—
prior
3-20
1
3-
90c
Corp. .(quar.)
Trust
prior
Extra
4-
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
8-31
15c
(quar.)____
6-27
$1,121/2
(quar.)
Gas,
Credit
4
A
6-15
9-15
(quar.)
3-28
10c
conv.
Svstcm
Commercial
Corp.
Publishing
$1.60
11c
Commercial
7
44-
<
Gas
Mfg., .class
Curtis
62 '/2 c
Corp._.
Engineering
Commercial
4.64%.
Curtis
t
22 i/2c
(quar.)______
common
&-Southern
Consolidated
J
3-30
'25c
(Cincinnati)
Power
Pictures
Columbus
$5
Co.—
(quar.T
(quar.)
3-29
;
Common
f25c
$$2.50
Co—
'
4.35%
3-12
1
4-
$1.12
(quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
"
3-29
Cumberland
20c
'
(quar.)
.(quar.)
9-13
4
$1.75
& Stone
Gas
Columbia
8
6-
9-27
10c
10c
3-
50c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
Columbia
8
3-
6-20
9-20
12-20
$1.75
(quar.)
Apartments
$1.25
common
Products
Colorado Interstate
3-12
$1.25
preferred
Quarterly
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)—
5V2% preferred B (quar.)—*-—
3-18
—
(quar.)
7%
"$1.25
5%
3-11
62,/2c
$0.59375
6-14
,
RR.
(quar.)____—
Central
Monthly
3-12
4-
$1.75
35c
—
3-20
3-15
$4
(quar.)__
Colorado Fuel & Iron,
7
$1.12%
(increased quar.)
(s-a»—.*
Georgia
45-
3-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
- preferred
(ouar.)
of
3-
50c
preference
Gas
3-15
4-
3-29
$1.75
1
—
&
3-15
$0.9858
;
(initial)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd
3-11
.
6-14
2
4-
1
25C
common
Co., 4%
Sand
Colorado
2-28
65c
$2
4V2%
Common
1
2-28
10c
7%
Centra! Electric
3-28
4- 1
3-31'
15c
(quar.)
_*
Sugar
4-1
3-28
3-15
$1.25
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)
(J. I.) Co., SVs%
preferred
Aguirre
3-12
30c
...
(quar.)
Case
.Central
3-12
4- 2
$1.05
Telegraph
Corp.
Co
4- 2
9334c
$4.20 preferred tquar.).*:
$5 preferred
(quar.)—1
Carolina
4- 2
3-12
20c
(quar.)
Kennedy (quar.)
'
334%- preferred (quar.)—„
&
Co..
3-15
75c
25c
25c
(quar.)-.—__
'
$2.69
4-30
75c
—;
B
parey,
3-13
3-29
3-12
$25c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Qapitol Products Corp. (initial)
Capitol Records,-Inc.,, common
Class
1
4- 2
r
preferred
Color-Craft
4-15
$$2
25c
3-15
3-20
3-30
2
3-25
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Colonial
t$9
f$1.25
15c
(quar.)
4-
5
Co.
International
Collins Radio
t30c
$$1.25
6-29
7-
4-
(quar.)——
$3.50
3-14
(quar.)
Co.
$3.50
4-15
-
3-30
$2
$1.75
1
5-
$5
common—
Engineering,
8
t2!/2c
4-15
3-29
$2
1
(quar.)
Co;
3-15
40c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8%
$1.75
$1.50
Pacific
(quar.)
Bottling Co. of N. Y.
Colgate-Palmolive
3-
3-31
>•,
Co.,
preferred
A
Coleman
3-31
t$l
America—
of
(quar.)
25c
Telephone
Bottling Corp.
Coca-Cola
4433/4C
t25c
tlOc
3.9334c
3-11
3-11
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)____
2nd
1
—
1
1
preferred
Cumberland
preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola
1
(quar.)
Westinghouse,
Canadian
Cannon
Peabody &
Class
1
(inc.)—
44-
preferred
3-30
4-15
$1
Products
Aluminum
Coca-Cola
5-
(annual!
45c
t25c
"5-15
.7%
3-27
4-16
$2
"B"
Co.,
4%
2-28
4-
4-15
(quar.)—
Canada, Ltd
(initial
Forster,
4-15
4-15"
150c
Corp.
preferred
Crystal Tissue
Electric Illuminating Co.—
Coca-Cola
5-
;
pref.
>
8'/2C
81 VaC
Stocxyaids______
7%
1
3-15
4-
"
3-15
.
preferred (quar.)_!
Climax Molybdenum Co. (quar.)
Club
1$1.25
t$2
1
$1.12'/a
,
v.
.
$4.50
3-15
4-
4-15
t$1.50
4-
&
8%
3-15:
*
1
1
7%
;
•
Investing Co., 5%%'pfd.
Cluett,
4-
3-30'
Ltd.
:
5-
5-
$1.25
Suburban
Utilities
Cleveland
23
2-28
1
'
"
3-29
10c
10c
1
Cuban American Sugar, commop
(N. Y.) <quar.)____
Clark Oil & Reftning (stock dividend)——
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)_
3-15
4-
t90c
t$1.10
50c
t37'/2c
131V4C
3-11
\
.
4c
(quar.)
3-20
1
(quar.)
Co.
common
Crum
1
4
•'
City Title Insurance Co:
8
J37'/2c
Ltd., common.
(oj'ar.)_i—
4% pfd. (quar.)l_
-•••- -
Ry.—
City Products Corp.
3-20
4-
"4-1
New
3-1F
3-29
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
Citizens
4-10
class A
Zellerbacn
4-
i__i
(quar.)
Zerllerbach
'
Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Union
City
J75c
——__
Cos.,
5%
5%
3-
4-15
tl2'/2c
3
Crown
4-
3-15
3-25
8
3-15
'
3-28
3-15
3-
3-29
75c
4-15
4-
Crown
75c
3-28
4-15
3-29
40c
3-20
——
10c
Corp., (quar.)
Co.,-class A
Steel
3
3-
(quar.)
B
Crucible
11-
3-30
1
3-15
1
11-15
10c
4-
1
1
8-
3-26
Wheat
Oil
5-
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Cork & Seal,
4-
3-21
5-16
J15c
Ltd.
1
—
Cincinnati
1
4- <1
175c
(quar.)
4-
.Class
3-21
1
(quar.)
Co.,
L.)
4-
(quar.)_——!
Cincinnati
t$1.15
:
Cream
40c
preferred (quar.)_
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)
—
General
Canadian
-.5%
4
Ltd.—
Ltd.
Electric,
3-15
$1.121/2
Copper Co. (quar.)
Christiana Securities, 7%
3-15
partic. pfd.—
3-29
Chile
3-15
!
Company
10c
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.
3-15
1
—.—
(R;
Crane
Crossett
3-14!
1
4-
i2y2c
(quar.)__
Craig Systems, Inc
3-11
3-20
-
5%
75c
(quar.).
______
(quar.):
$5 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
1
(quar.)
3-1
Crestmont
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
4-
(s-a)
Ohio
$5 preferred
4-
Industries,
5%
3-15
—
(quar.).:
General
Ice
t
1
.$$1.50
"
25c
$1.06Va
Extra
:
Cliicago,
3-
—
Canadian
5%
Chicago
8
(quar.)—
com.
com.
—
Canadian
;
'
8
3-
3-12
Canadian General Investment, Ltd.
•
8
3-
1
1
(quar.)—
preferred
Canadian
7%
3-
1
Corp.—
Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
Canadian
■>.
1
4-
tl2'/2c
Resources pfd.
Participating
•
4-
$2.50
37'/2c
t7'/2c
t62'/2c
(quar.)
1
3-25
1
3-15
.
$4
:
3-20'
—
(NY)
25c
Co.
13c
(quar.
Class A —I—
4-
4-
Chemical
of
I
4-
15c
(quar.)_,
561/4 C
preferred (quar.)__
V2 %
Common
8
8
(quar.)_
4-
3-15:
3-15
1
3-29
25c
y__
44-
8?y2c
(quar.)
common
Beverage Corp
Stock dividend
L
Cowles
3-22
3-30
*
$4
25c
3-J1
3-
class A.__
Ltd.,
Canadian Drawn Steel
Canadian
<
1
1
(quar.)—;
preferred
Canadian Coll
1
4-
3-30
—-
1
4-15
25c
87y2c
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
preferred. (quar.)_!_.
£.
ChesebrougJi-Pond's,
Inc. - (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois R.R.—
.3-30
(quar.)
1
3-
,* 3-15
S4
Realty
40c
.3V2%
$1.183/4
(quar.)-,
3-
1
i;
3-15
1
4-
$1.31%
£.
(quar.)
Cott
1
4-
$2
investment income)
'.. Chesapeake &
4-
—
3-15
•
(quar.)
•
3-29
(quar)—.!
Reynolds Corp.,
Crown
-
62y2c
$1.62 Va
Electric—
$1 preferred
Cosmopolitan
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
•
4
9
3-30
5
—-——
com.
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Canners
Canadian
(
10-
4-20
4-3 J
(s-a)
tquar.)
Canadian
5%
7-9
7-29
4-
pfd
1
7-30
(quar.)
pfd.
Corroon &
4-
3-15
3-11
Coro,
3-29
1
4-
3-
3-15'
.'•4-
3-15
1
3-15
10c
3-13
1
4-
3-30
,
1
3-31
4-
18%c
(increased
6y2%
3-i
3-30
1
3-30
$1.30
8
3-151
5
3-15
—
3-
1
8-
3-30
3-15
1
4-
4-
3-15
3-15
8
4>,
10c
3-30
Inc.
3-
$1.12
(s-a)
quar.)
$5.25
preferred
(quar.)
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)__
3J/a% preferred series 1945 (quar.)!__
3%% preferred series 1947 (quar.)
—
preferred
Transit
(From net
.
3-
(quar.)
pref.
conv.
Cornell-Dubiiier
8
1
25c
(quar.);
Corp.
4-
t$1.30
(Toronto)
(increased
Corp.,
3-15.
50c
3-15
$1.18
(quar.)
Chenango & TJnadilla Telephone—
5-15
(s-a).—-;
4.40%
Ltd.,
Breweries
Canadian
,
9
3-27
—
Mortgage
Ltd.,
8
3-
(Peter)
Crain
Chemical'-Fund, .Inc.—
1,
4-
10-29'
JSl.oO'A
class A
.—1
Steamship Lines
Canaaa
Canadian
(
4-
4-29
3-30
quarter.
Safeway,
Canada
;
4-15
4-26
com.
—:—:
(s-a)
B
3-
1
—;
7
(quar.)
3-30
3-15
:—
Ltd., com.
Ltd.,
1
4-
—____
Mfg.
Valve
Charleston
3-
Extra————'——
Canada
■
Chance
Chapman
Stone—
Foundries,
Extra
6%
8
3-27
4-
Assurance Co. (Toronto)
Packers,
Canada
>
1
8
3-
1
4-
5-21
4-15
—
preferred (quar.)-
4(4%
Canada Life
$1
3-
4-
4-30
(quar.)——
Ltd., class B (quar.)_
Flooring,
Canada
4-
preferred (quar.)___
Vought Aircraft (quar.)
$4.50
4-15
Ltd. (ouar.)
pref. B (quar.)_
Mines,
Cut
Cooper
1
7
6-
(quar.)
Insurance
Cooper-Bessemer
8
4-
6-
1
$1.12ya
$1.25
(quar.)
—
Co. of America__J
Chamberlain
8
60c
t5c
—
preference „• (quar.
Canada Diy Ginger Ale, Inc.,
5%
3-
3-21
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
&
8
3-
$1.16
1
7-
3-29
93%c
(quar.)
of America
3-
3-15
7-
25c
$1.37 Va-
25c
6% : preferred
55c
20c
6%
>
3-8
3-30
1.
Qanada Bread Co. Ltd., 5%
-
4%%
3-15
——
(quar.)—
& Terminals Co.—
Lake
Red
Campbell
Controls Co.
Champion Paper & Fibre—
63c
Inc., common
Campbell Soup Co.
j
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
8
'
■
convertible
1
Refrigerating
Camden
3-
1
?
(quar.)
68c
class A
preferred
convertible
5%
4
1
——
(s-a)—
Corp.
preferred A
$4.75
r
3-
1
(quar.)'—.
Calumet & Hecla,
3-28
3-28
Power—
Packing
California
1
Trust—
Shares
3-29
t$l
+$1.12'/2
i$1.25
preferred
Motors
preferred
1
from investment income)
Cerro de Pasco Corp.
(quar.)_
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.—
4-
preferred (quar.)— I_l
—
preferred (quar.)___——
preferred (quar.)
"L, $2.50
Continental
1
Sugari__.ij:___^__-__-^——
3-29
f50c
Electric
Life
8
4-
(Quarterly
$1.12>/2
(quar.)
4V2V0
t
Continental
3-
4-
6-
1
3-
50c
$1,371/2
Century
4-
.
Power, Ltd.. common (quar.)
California
4-18
3-20
$1.04
1
(quar.)
62 y2c
3-22
4-
*
.—
4,/2% pro.
& Edmonton Ltd.
Calgary
1
5
3-30
$1.50
3-28
3-29
4'/2%
54-
4-
—
7-
(quar.)
Co., common
$1.15
—
1
Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)___^
8%
Continental
4-
:—
3-
$1.13
(Chicago)
common
2nd pfd.
conv.
$1.15
(quar.)-
(quar.)
4.50%
871/2C
(quar.)__
1
1
$1.12 y2
:
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Can.,-$3.75 preferred
3oc
3-15
4-15
-\15c
15c
15c
15c
25c
15c
28Vt>c
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)__!__—
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)—___!
Butler Manufacturing Co.,
3-18
Baking,
20C
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
—
1
Quarterly
British
depositary !
(quar.)-
Co.
3-30
(quar.)
37 «/2 C
1
4-15
3V2d
(quar.)l___:„—~i-'
Corp.
Burndy
3-18
$1.23
4-15
+15c
expense of
3-30
common?(quar.)—
Acceptance Corp.,
Common
3-20
1
4-
30c
30c
I final)
from
$1,061/4
common
■-.(quar.)
Viaieta
Central
Ltd.—
free
3-18
3-
4-
$1.04
Continental
$5.50
3-29
3c
—
Ltd.
payment
3-30
4-
—_—._L_t2oc
Mines,
This
.
(initial)
common
Extra
y
Continental
(quar.
preierred (quar.)
preierred. (quar.) •___!
Century
50c
10c
15c
15c
1%
i45c
——--
(quar.
Burlington Steel Co.,
Burma
3-18
3-30
$1.25
—
1—_
Co.(quar.)_l_
——
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.),—;—_
; 6','o- preferred
(quar.)
——!_ '
60c conv. preferred (quar.)
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp. (stock dividend)!.—___
Building Products,
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Builard
3-15
Continental Gin
(quar.)—
preferred
4.75%
3-31
A
Bucyrus-Erie
Eulova
1
'
(quar.)_
Oil
Creek
(quar.)__
common
Brunswick-Ealke-Collfchder "Co.
Buck
1
$5.50
4-
Brown-Forman
4-
5.44%
T
4-
tquar.).:
Co.
Continental Assurance
3-30
1
(quar.)__-
3-15
preferred -(quar.)_.,_i
preierred.- (quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service—
3-18
4-10
95c
15c
] 10c
(quar.).
preferred
3-15
1
$1
1
4-
(quar.)__
$4.50
preferred
preferred
1
Corp.
(qv.ar.)^__
preferred
Telephone,
preferred
$4.16
4-
$1.13
1
(quar.)
$1.16
preferred (quar.)preferred--(quar.) —
.
3-15
.4-19
$1.04
'$4.52
4.75%
-?
3-31
1
5-20
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)__I—.——
preferred
convertible
4.60%
*
„
3-15
-
Payable of Rec.
60c
(quar.)
common
"(quar.)—!
4-
(quar.)!_!._——
Power,
preferred
preferred
$4.52 preferred
Service Co.—
Gas
Indiana
Central
$4.50
$1.20
(quar.)—
preference
3-15
3-15
Co.,
$1,121/2
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Securities
Illinois
$4.16
Co.—
.
preferred. (quar.)_!___
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
Brown-Durrell
Light
preferred
Central
3-29
62'/2C
____
4-
1
5-
(N. Y.) (increased)7%c
Corp.—,-20c
common (quar.)
______■
loc
preferred
$1.18%
1
5-
Industries Corp.
Glass,
(quar.)
4-
Street Investing
BrocKway
1
preierred (quaR)__^—_
>
4.25% preferred (quar.).*_______..-4.92% preferred (ounr.)-
—
Broad
4-
preferred
.
British
S1.02V2
4-
5-
*
4%
3-21
4-
fS1.50
'•4%% preferred (quar.)____—;
t$1.09%
4%% preferred (quar.)_______—:—.—— t$1.18%
./€% 2nd preferred (quar.)
JS1.50
6%
1
4-
J$1.12%
preferred< (quar.)
7
4-15
t35c
J50c
(quar.)
Power Ltd.
British Columbia
British
——-——
;J
(quar.)
7
3-
4-
*56c
1$1.19
t62c
—
3-
1
(quar.)
Central Illinois Public
1
4-1
^—:_
3-15
3-15*
1
4-
(quar.)—,—L:—
4.64%
7
3-
4-
(quar.)
1
4-
sferies B
Illinois
*4.50%
Ltd.—
,.4%% preferred (quar.).
4%% preferred (quar.)__'L.—
f
4.80%
Central
4-29
,
British Columbia Electric
40c
preferred series C
preferred series D
4.75%
6-21
Gas—
$1,021/2
.( 4.10%" preferred
Oroinary
lor each three
shillingspra)
share's-held)
&
;(quar.)___—h
J$4.i0%" preferred "series A
3-isn
6-11
1111
-
v
Eiectric
Illinois
Common
2-27
9
,
:——.---—-—-------Registered and Bearer i siock diviaend)—
(One
additional
Ordinary
share
(10
i
•
4-
_!
Share
Company
Power
Consumers
13
Holder•
When
Per
Name of
Payable 0} Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holaer »
When
Per
Holder!
*
Payable of Rec.
Share
(1393)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
4-
1
3-
4
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4-
1
3-
A
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.
3-
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4
4
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tquar.)
& Potash
'
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laccum.)
convertible
SI
Eason Oil
Co.
Quarterly
f
$105
at
3
June
•
_—
(entire issued
-
5.20%
(increased
Common
6%
$1
r
A
(quar.)
Bale:*
*
El
Electric
1
3-ia
2
3-
5-
1
4-
preferred
43-
7
4-
1
3-
7
125c
4-
7l/2C
+37 %c
■»
(quar.)
New
Electro
Products
;
Quarterly
Elliott
32%c
(quar.)
—_
1
1
Co.,
1
..
.
1
3-20
$375
3-15
3-29
(N. Y.)
(quar.)____
__
3-15'
3-29
3-29
1
1
1
3-15
4-
8
3-22
5-
60c
4-30
(quar.)
common
4-
$1
4-
1
3-20
5c
___+
5%
4-
1
3-15
(quar.i___—
1
Oil
Co.
lc
—
is-a)_
Co.,
4-
1
3-15
3-29
3-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Ex-Ceh-O-Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
3-
9-
1
8-
1
11-
4-15
30c
4-
1
1
3-18
Y.
N.
10c
1
4;
1
t
-V
Foods,
General
3-11
,3-12
4% preferred
Family Finance
;
Corp.,
4%%
preference
preferred B
5%
Fanny Farmer
'
(quar.)
Farmers
Candy
Shops
(quar.).__
Insurance
Life
—
Extra
(quar.)
Board, common
preferred (quar.)
Department
Federated
Publications
Stores
(quar.)
Paper Products,
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)...
com.
,
Deposit
Fund
of
General
preferred
National
Corp.,
A
1
3-12
4'A %' preferred
1
3-12
4V2%
pref.
37
3-30
43A%
preferred
'/qc
City
common
3-15.
$5 pref.
Bank
$4.92
preferred
preferred
3-28
Giant
Giant
Yellowknife Gold
4-10
Gibson
$1
3-30
3-18
Glddings
3-18
Glelow
3-25
3-
Glens
30c
3-30
3-15
8
(J. J.)
Falls
Glasscock
$1.25
dividend
4-
4-30
4-15
Glldden
Goebel
1
4-30
4-15
3-25.
3-
20c
4-
3-15
of
com.
Y.
N.
and
5% preferred (quar.)
Fitzsimmons Stores, class A
Class B (stock dividend)
Flagg-Utica
Corp.,
Florida
Power
Florida
Public
43/i%
&
5%
Light
(quar.)
preferred
class
B
Common
(N.
Co.
of
Frito Co.
60c
preferred
<E.
F.)
70c
5-
3-28
3-11
3-28
4%
3-11
1
4-
5
3-28
3-18
3-20
5-15
4-16
1$1.25
5-
1
4-
1,
4-
1
3-
8
1
"
3-5
"
3-15,
1
3-15,
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
3-15,
."
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
Hilo
3-15
4-
1
3-
4-
1
;
Rapids Varnish
Grand
&
3-
1
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
Extra
Grand
4-
1
4-
1
3-
8
4-1
3-
8
3-
8
3-18
3-29
3-14
3-29
3-14
3-29
3-14 t
3-29
3-14
Home
$1.25
22V2C
3-30
3-20
Granite
30C
4-26
4-11
Grant
Holophane
Hoover Co..
$1.25
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.15
4-
1
3-15
1
6-14
5-
1
25c
4-
1
3-
8
Gray
4-
1
3-
8
Great
1
Great
3-29
3-
75c
4-
3-22
1
3%%
Ltd.
5-20
4-
1
3-15
125c
4-20
3-29
qf.
4-15
4-
1
6c
4-15
4-
1
5-
1
4-15
4-29
3-30
~
~
1
25
-
75C
4-
10c
5-15
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
10c
11-15
11-
1
7izC
3-29
1
3-15
Houston
Natural
-5%
preferred
($25
5'%
preferred
($50 par)
1
3-15
f-
2-28
Houston
4-
3-15
;
4-
1
3-30
3-
3-30
3-
.
4-30
preference
3-15
Co.,
B
L.)
(H.
3-15
9-16
8-24
3-12
4-19
Greening
Greyhound
$1
5-
1
.
8
4-23
(Bi
Wire Co.,
Corp.,
Class
7- 5
7- 3
3-29
.3-18
12%c
5-
1
4-15
$0,006%
i$1.25
6-10
5-10
50c
4-
1
3-20
15c
4-
3-25
3-
6
Huron
3-
7
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 6%
7
Hussmann
1
4-
1
3-
35c
4-
1
6.40%
preferred
Hunt
Foods
Hupp
3-15
Corp.,
Inc.,
(quar.)
Refrigerator
Sash
(quar.)___
(increased)-^
Door—
pref.
4-15
3-20
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
3-30
3-
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
4-
3-18
(quar.)
30c
30c
(quar.)___:
4-
.
50c
25c
3-lS
5-
1
4-18
3-30
3-18
Circuit
Cement
Breaker,
Co.
1
3-15
2
3-
8
Illinois
Bell
4-
2
3-
8
Illinois
Central
6-29
6-18
9-30
9-18
$1.25
12-30
12-18
(F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)_____
class A preferred (quar.)_;
_x.*_
4-
35c
3-29
3-20
68c
3-29
3-29
3-20
3-20
$1.13
45c
4-12
3-19
(quar.)—
57%c
4-15
4- 1
1—_
50c
3-30
3-1$
$2
3-29
3-11
:
4.50%- pfd.
(quar.)„_
8
4-
*
3-15
1
$1.25
prior preferred (cuar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities
:
Ideal
3-15
1
4-
$1.25
1
iquar.I
4% %
I-T-E
1
3-31
4-
'
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-13
140c
'
.
„
175c
25c
$1.25
3-29
$2.75
4-15
3-29
62%c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Huyck
3-19
3-15
4-15
30c
(quar.)
&
3-29
J
1
4-15
140c
;
preferred
Mortgage
preferred
5%
7-15
1
t20c
common
5%' A
Erie
&
Huttig
(quar.)
8-
110c, '
25c
2
3-
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-
1
3-21
75-28
Telephone
RR.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
$2.50
4-16
Investment,
preferred
.Imperial
Life
15c
4-
1
Assurance
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
117%c
162%c
A
——
Co.
4-1-
of
Canada—
-
.
3-6
3-15
3-15
.'___
8
J50c
J——
Ltd.. (quar.)
+30c
—
*
■
/
4- 1
3-15
.
3- 1
3-29
.
3-15
25c
class
lquar.)_-__
'
Quarterly"
$1.06%
Ltd.,
3-30
3-30
$1
(quar.
3-18
Imperial
Imperial. Oil,
-
•
B
$1.12%
(quar.)
..
7-15
(quar.)
Cq. (Union City, N. J.)
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., Class A
J40c
Ltd
7-15
:___
4-
$1 75
common
.
(Jersey City)
National Bank
131'Ac
4%% 'preferred (quar.l...
5%
preferred (quar.)_
^
50c
-
Mining & Smelting Ltd.
3-27
30c
4-23
1
5
60c
^_*
;
Hudson Trust
11-25
3-25
25c
3-
4-30
5
4-
(quar.l
12-16
<quar.):l
5-
."
4-
4-15
B
Bay
(quar.r---'_:__"_Ji
3-29
'
4-15
7-15
County
Greenfield Tap & Die
2Sr
3-19
3-19
4-15
Hudson
Green Mountain Power
2%
3-29
3-29
$1.25_
"
1
75c
(quar.)
:
$1.37%
1
J30c
(quar.)
3-12
8-
Hudson
*
—
3-12
3-29 *'
5-
50c
(quar.)
3-12
12%c
5-25
1$1
& Co.
3-12
3-29
$0,006 %
2-28
30c
preferred
3-29
3-29
(quar.)
3-15
I
Extra
5-lT
«•
(quar.)
3-15
Extra
7%
6-10
A
6-15
933Ac
common
3-30
3-30
4-15
B
3-29
(quar.)
Sugar,
4-15
3-15
Class
3-25
West Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)—
Western
.
Class
4-15
.
iquar.)__
40c
$1.31%
(quar.)______—_
3-29
(quar.)
Steamship, common.....:
preferred (quar.)
3-30
.
•
50c
J25c
com.
4-15
V
37'/2c
31'Ac
62'/2c'
.
:
:
(quar.)
110c
I_ "
Ltd.,
3-30
*•
—
56%c
Y.)—
3-151
4-15
50c
Factots, class A
35c
(quar.)
(N.
3-1
2
2
.
$1
^
(quar.)—
common
J25c
10c
Co.
-*
Class
-
125c
pfd.
f
4-
4-
(quar.)
B
(Harvey), Inc.
Hubshman
'
Lakes
Quarterly
Green
common
•'
4-
(quar.)
A
1
Co.—
(quar.)_-__
Class
3-21
5-
$1.10
j..
(quar.)__
common
3-ld
/
30c
93%c
(quar.)_____^____
B
>>
56Vic'
—
(quar.)-________^—
preferred
Hubbell
3-15
4-19
-_-i
(quar.I
Material
50c
45d
V 3-30
1
4-
.4-1
(quar.)__:
common
par)
Class
4-10
4-19
pfd.
Field
preferred
Class
(quar.)____:
Great Western Financial Corp!
Great
Oil
Gas.
.
"
8
15c
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
4%%
conv.
5%%
3-8
3-30
5Vi%
5%
4
3- 1
3-30
3-28
<
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
•
Class A common (quar.)
—50c
3-20
55c
(quar,).;
Insurance
4.40%
4-1
3-11
3-29.
3-20
-
3-14
12%c
50c
^
3-15
3-15
3-29
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Great
Great
'
(quar.)__-
(quar.)
1st
3-25
25c
(quar.)__^_^__-_—
1
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
5^
...II
(quar. )_II
preferred
1
3-11
3-18
,3-1
-•*•8-15
-
4-
1
3-18
1
3-29
* -
25c'
4-
4-1
3-15'
3-29
4-
5W31
3-27
"
12%c
25c
«
"
1
4-10
9-10
-
(quar.)
,4-1
6-25
73-30
3-29
Lighting & Power- (increased quar.)
15c
'
"
20c
•
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.:)__=.——
preferred (quar.>__-_^_-^—:
4%
•
37»/-.c
Lakes
$1.20
A
Houston
$1.50
5
2-28
$1.12'/2
Industries; common • (quar.)
preferred" (quar.)_i_i„_t
Household Finance Corp., com. (quar.)_
3-20
-
12-
3-25
•'*
(s-a)
3-18
(quar.)
4%%
Stores
class
W.).
(Okla.)
3-27
$1.12'/2
5
12-16
-
<quar.)_________
50c
J___
Steel (qUar.)
Co.,. common
preferred
(quar.)
American
<F.
preferred
(quar.)_
25c
T.)
Drug
Insurance-Co.
4%%
1
:
9-
145c
•
(quar.)__—•
4-
4-
3-20
"6-5
.
50c
31'Ac
1
(quar.50c"
25c
$2.25
3-15
3-18
6-15
'Houdaille
3-15
4-12
—
4-
5'
3-18
,
9-15
.
Co.
Home Stale Life
3-18
4-
Co.
C©. ;<quar.)
Insurance
3-11
20c
4-
'
45c *'
50c-;
1
115c
1
3-28
3-28
45c
«
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Co.
1
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Co.,
Lumber
H.)
1
;
5•"
Corp., common (quar.)
30c
5- 1
1 quar.)___-r.c___-_-37'%c5- 1
(D.
4-
(s-a)_
3-25
preferred
4-
City
(W.
3% %
25c
Ltd.
Toy,
—
L
3-14
4-25
3-20/
2
145c
•
-
Horner
3-11
'
3-30
$1.25
.
1.
Electronics
Holmes
3-18
•
45c
,4-
3-29
3-18
4-16
:
4-
60c
"
(accum.)
:
-
(Edward)
5%
1
3-15J
50c1
30c
Extra
,
3-15
''
25c
'
(j; H.) Corp. (quar.)
12%c Holland Furnace (quar.) __' 11__1 * 15c -«
.Hollingei" Consolidated Gold Mines-(quar.)
6c
-
1
1
5-
'Holan
•
4-
(quar.)__
________
Union
/
Electric'Light Co.,-common
'Hoffman
1
4-
3-12
.
1
4-
60c
Common
Hines
8
..3.-12,
1
4-
5-15
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
3-15
3-
125c
Grand
4-
1
4- 1
Common
9
3-20
3-31 - '• -3"204-
3-25
(quar.)__--
prior pfd.
3-15.
3-20
3-20
3-31
'
20c
•
;
Quarterly
3-31
45c
(quar.)
:
3-11
4-
Extra
3-22
1
' 53VaC
; -
3-8
3-31
'
20c,'
1
15c
Ltd., class A
3-15
4-
5-
5.
3-20
.
4-1
35c"
—
(quar.)
Hershey
Holly Sugar
Grafton
1
4-2
5.
:
"
'
(quar.)
4- il
$1.12'/2
3-11
3-26
Corp.
4-
3-15,
*
3-15
$i.i«:>4
Motors
31'Ac
1
■.
6-10
A
"
.
Powder Cor (quar.) —
Hershey Chocolate, 4'A% preferred A
Hlghtstown Rug. Co., 5%
1
Class
"
4-
*
'3-29
12y2c
■"
~
Creamery (quar. )_r__"__;
.j.
Corp. equar.)
Hevl-Duty-Electric Cq. (initial s-a)______
(quar.)__
4-10
4-15
25c
Hertz
52c
4-10
4-
Corp., (quar.
Products, inc.
4-
150c
(quar.")_l
4-5
35c
-
(quar.)^__i_l_ —
Hercules
$1.06'A
(auar.l__
common
Co.,
Gallon
l7o preferred
4-
(quar.)
4-
&
4-
$1
62%c
t$l
A
% 4-
4-15
.
Cement
.
,
Government Employees Insurance Co. (Wash.,
D. C.) - (quar.). _—>
Class
4-15
4-15
91 'Ac
(quar.)i__^_
com.
3-15
55c ——4 10
"
60c
.
,
6-30
4%
&
3-15
V"
*" 4- 5.
-
5c
(quar.)r :
(quar.-1-.
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Hercules
(quar.l
Oo.
preferred
5%
E.)
Hercules
(quar.)
Pumps,
"
3-20
J 3-20
*
-
•
27%c
Rubinstein, Inc^ (qifar.) —
Hercules
*
preference
Goulds
preferred
3-15.
'
'
25c
Co,, common
Iielme
3-29
1
1
'
'"
4% % preferred <quar;)_il___*___"___*___x__ * $1.37% "
(Geo. W.),Co., common (quar.)
?
40c.
i
7%
preferred «quar,)—H.--ZZZZ-Z--Z-ZZ'', 43%c f
Hendershot Paper Products Ltd., common.^
v flOc
'6% pref. (quar.)_'__--L::i__,:_——i--l"
t$l:50".",
7,
50c
4-
3-20-
3-15
-
25c
Corp.^^'(quar.
J.)
(Walter
4%
3-19,
3-
50c
Quarterly
~
(quar.)
(quar.l
Canada,
Cycle Corp.
3.65%
4
3-29
3-28
53'Ac
&
Common
Corp.—
Frnehanf Trailer, (stock dividends
"Fuller Brush, class A iquar.)__"
Class AA
3-12
8
f 10c
(quar.)__
3-20
10c
(quar.)
4-
50c
4-12
50c
class A
-Il-II
—
Heller
(quar.)
,4%%
Gold
$1 05
—
Corp.
Helena
3-
20c
(quar.)__.
1
IG'^c
Franklin Telegraph Co. (s-ai
Fraser Companies. Ltd.
(quar.
Frick Company, 6%
preferred iquar.)
Friedman
(L.)
Realty (quar.)
Frlglkar
3-19
(quar.)".
3-29
5-
32c
series
Quarterly
-Quarterly
1
3-30
Co.—
Goodrich
62'/be
common
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Common stock series
Utility
4-
45c
50c
(quar. )^
,
Y.)
Oil
preferred
Company
Brewing,
Co.
Tldelands
Golden
Ltd.—'
Dairies
25c
**
iH.
2c
Tools
3-15
(quar.)..
Ordinary registered (final)
Foremost
3-19
'
4-12
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Foundation
1
$1.50
1
4%
pfd.
com.
(quar.l
$3
Heihz
1
3-20
1
4-15 '
7
5.
3-15
25c
-
$1.23
1
2%
(quar.)
Forbes & Wallace.
Hein-Werner
8
(quar.)____;
4-
12"4c
Machinery & Chemical
Ford Motor Co..
8
4-
30c
5-
7
50c
quar.)
Florida Telephone Corp.
(quar.)_—^
1"
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, 5% preferred A (s-aTCI.
Food Fair Stores, common
(quar.)
$4.20
4-
1
4-
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(stock dividend)
prior
Co.,
Utilitiis,
preferred
1
5-
•
25c
preferred iquar,
Stock Telegraph (quar.)^
Goldblatt Bros., inc. (quar.)
1
(Pa.)—
on
5-
& Sons
convertible
4-15
(quaf.) :i____l—21'Ac
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Machine
G)
C
3-
^
iquar.')
Insurance
(C
preferred
25c
Portland Cement CO
5-29
4-30
Lewis
-
4-
*
3-25
'
v-25c
'
4-
(quar.)
6-15
&
(quart)ZZZ-ZZZZZZZZIZZZZ'I.
'
'
.
.
$1.25
-'
Corp., $6 preferred
Co.
.
25c
(quar.
Art
preferred B
4'A%
15c-
Ltd.—
Co.,
5% preferred D (quar.)
5%. preferred E (quar.)Lr:_7__*__'_l______
5%% preferred F (quar.)
Heidelberg Brewing (quap.T_:.r_™-—zzz.'
(quar.)l___
$4.60
Gera
Co.,
F.)
17'/ac
4-15
3-30
3-20
(C.
Electric
8,
~
(quar.)
.
.
3-15.
"
3-29
50c :7r"4-
* '
3-
(increased quar.)
,
5-31
50c
_
3-30
$1.18%
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred
3-31
3-l!
4-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—__r
_____
(quar.)
Genung's,
50c
8tock
4-18
5%
:
$1,12%
8
Cicy, N. J.)—
(increased
Porter, Co.
liathaway
7c
(quar.)_'—I—
8
17c
3-15,
Co.—
3-
5-31'
3-15-
"r
Co., com. (qUar.)____;
50c/.' 3-29
preferred (quar.)__—_—
50c ."' 3-29
.5 80%
preferred Aquar.)—_—" atVec'.,/ 4- 1
Hawaiian
EQc
3-
4-16
-
j 8%
3-25,.
(quar.)
3-45
6-10
v
'
'
Ila'rtford Gas
3-15
(quar.)_;_^____:r_________:__:_l_**"
Inc.
Corp.
5-10
55c
3-29
6-10
Harsco
4-24
59%c
7l/2C
(quar.)
Special
&
3-29
&
3-
55c
3-28
1
Refractories—
3-15.
<
3-29
3-29
•
Harris-Seybold
3-15
1
27'/2c
Genuine Parts
4-
56V4c
(Jersey
Stores
3-30
'
3-15
$1.25
quar.)
1
4
50c
National
Fischer
-
4_
$1
(quar.).._—_
(quar.)
Bank
National
4-
(quar.
Rubber
&
4-
11c
Pennsylvania
Quarterly
Food
v
8
3-30
35c
30c
Co.
Financial
.
56140
$1
___
Extra
:
Tire
$1
—
Md. (quar. l
iMd.j. iquar.)
&
Finance
First
General
40c
Corp.
Fidelity
First
3-12
4- 1
;
^10c
2%%
—
93%c
Illinois—
50c
...
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of
Wrst
1
15c
Fidelity
4-
15c
quar.)___
of
40c
(quar.)
Fibreboard
$2.25
4-
Co.——;
7.
6%
-
50c
(quar. )
Corp.
Munnlng
.
28'Ac
(quar.).
(quar.)
Extra
4%
Time
20c
Mortgage. Assn. (monthly).
Federated
Ferro
General
110c
Paper
4.60%
3-15;
3-19-
preferred (quar.)
— $1.50
4-19
Harding Carpets,. Ltd
1—$15c "
4-1
Harnischfeger Corp.,' common (quar.)____
•*
40c'
4- 1
5% preferred 2nd issue (quar.)i_________
- $1.25
*"4- 1
25c
(quar.)
.
3-15
3-15,
6
(quar.
preferred
preferred
1
1
3-15
Winkle
dividend
4-10
-
4-
1
8.
(quar.)
common
10c
...
;
Federal Watibnal
Federal
1
4.40%
(quar.
*
8"
8.
* 4-
"
1
3-
.
(N. Y.)
50c
(quar.)
Bake
Shops
Federal Insurance Co.
,*••
4-
$3
Parrel-Birmingham
Federal
-4.75%
3-15
Co.
_
Quarterly
1
3-151
1
62V2C
—
(quar,)——
Traders":
&
f
(quar.)
(quar.).
A
4-1
—
common
4'A%
4-
?5c
$1
'
50c
37%c
3-
3-
'
4-30
-
50c
'
i
$1.25
Telephone Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)l
!___
30c
i
62%e
:
(quar.)
4-
4'/ac
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
(quar.)^
$4.50
General
37 %c
—-
f
!
(increased)..——
common
Special
5%%
<s-a)
(quar.)________—
1
1
4-
3-
(o.uar.»___
preferred
preferred
$2.20
,
3-11
4-
3-26
50c
(quar.)i__
8.
4-
4-
Ilaribson-Walker
Hanson-Van
;
(Ohio), $1.25 pfd.
preferred
Shoe
.
'
$1.06%
'
$1.12%
Y.)
6-20
;
""
"
Z_
(N.
3
3-21
6-28
'
3-18,
3-
•
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred (quar.)_l
$1.40
Y.)
Insurance
5-
3-29
-
25c
"
8
3-1
,3-15.
-
5-15
*
25c
*
.
3-13
' V 50c
.
<quar.)_l_________:_
preferred
(N.
~
1
3-27
preferred (quar.59%c
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.40
*
'3-
1
4-
1$1.25
(quar.)
'
"*
4-
20c
•
3-29
1
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)_l
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
9
,
Fairmont
Hanover
8
General
3-18
4-
,
3-15
100%
of
Co.
3-
1
(quar.)™_I__'___I_'*"
(initial
General Telephone
8
12-
——
-.
_
3-45
$1.25
226c
(quar.)——.—...
(quar.)
Insurance
Fire
1
1
1
(quar. )_______„
Ltd ",
Telephone Co.
General
5-10
1
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
dividend
Excelsior
6-
$1.25
4.16%
common
5%
$1.25
__—
Estabrooks
Eversharp,
1
3-31
37 %c
——
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
(T. H.) Co.,
4-
20c
—„;
(quar.)___
common
preferred
Bank
Hanover
4-
5,
25c
—
preferred
$2.50
■
9c
:
RR:
Hanover
3-18
4-
I
(quar.)___l
Telephone Co. of California—
General
•
$5
4-15
1
$2.37%
preferred
Inc
1
preferred
General
4-
1
4-
4-
(quar.)___
Castings
Wares,
General
4-26
5-
25c
(interim)
Reinsurance Corp.
Steel
Paper
"
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hancock Oil, 5%
preferred
4-1-^3-12
3-26
*
25c
'
4%%
37%c
lst conv pfd,
Signal
Steel
3-20
1
4'A%
Hammermill
15c
2%
(quar.)_„_J_2_^____
General
5%
1
$1.25
,
'preferred (quar.)_„_
General
4-17
50c
(quar.)-,
General
3-15
4-
35c
$1.75
75c
1
3-
3rl5
'
60c
"
$1
Really & UtlliUes (quar.)__
Refractories Co. (quar.
4-19
3-30
$1.19
3-
5-1
3-12
"t20c
(quar.)
___"
(quar.)^j;___
6-3
4- 1
50c
1
(quar.)
Portland Cement
General
-
Corp.,
Extra
Equity
'.
!—
Railway
3-18
1
Stock
General
3-18
1
;
Co."
(annual)
3-18
'
30c
**
4c
••
31'Ac
General
3-18
4-
4-
62%e
Co.
"
$2
'
$1 conv 2nd preferred (quar.)__
General
Cementing
Co.
(quar.)____'____V_____r_
Cotton Co.," Ltd.," 5% pfd.
Hamilton
1
3-15
4-1
J25c
;
Well
Hamilton Mfg.
4-
-.8-19
1
Ltd.
Co.
3-15
Corp.-
preferred
Oil
3-15j
4-
9
$1.12%
(quaf.)____^
(quar.)
Insurance
1
3-30
9-
'
Quarterly
(quar.)
Ltd.—
General Paint Corp., $1
A
1
80c
*
" 4-
$1.25
$1.16
.
1
3-
5-20
.
Corp.
5%
Class
4-
$5 preferred Iquar.)_______—
35c
—
Mills,
Motors
,
Corp,—
dep. receipts ord.
General
3-11
4-
Amer.
1
4-
(quar.)
4-15
6-10
"
-
-
Ltd., common
10c
Co.
Electric,
General
8
3-29
62%c
—...
4% preferred (quar.)—.
Equitable Credit Corp.—
Erie
Haloid
General Industries, 5% preferred (quar.)
General Investors Trust
(Boston)
;
(s-a)—_„_—,—_
Employers Group Associates
participating
3-1
Contract ,Coip.,
Dynamics
>:
iquar.)„_
(quar.)
Endicott+Johnson
Equity Fund.
3-
50c
(quar.)—•:—
Elmira &; Williamsport RR.
20c
3-29
20c
____
Corp.—.
(increased)——
common
Empire Trust Co.
1
(quar.)—37',aC
Supply
Electric
(Consolidated—
Co.
preferred
preferred
4-
t7%c
Corp.
General
3-14'
Emerson Electric Manufacturing, com. (quar. )
7%
Bronze
General
3-21
4-
40c
2nd
Halifax
Ltd
Builders
3-15>
4-
(quar.)
Abrasives
&
4-
25c
50c
31 'Ac
—
_
_
preferred
Halliburton
5%
;
;—-
(quar.)_
Water
5%
,
3-1
convertible
General
15c
5%
r
3-.1
3-
1
5%" preferred
2-28
-
Elizabetntown
Bakeries,
preferred
Brass,
1
Texas—
Transportation
_"i,:
3-25
4-15
*
------
(quar.)___"
-
(quar.)
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
^
3-28
—
American
prior
4-
(stock dividend)
3%
convertible preferred (quar.15c
General
2-28
———
Refractories
Quarterly
1
1
(quar.)
Battery
Storage
Electrical
44-
V
(quar.)
Electric Bond & Share
Electric
of
Co,
2-28'
1
4-
$1.03
$4.50
$1.12%
(quar.)_
10%
**
(quar.J_.
preferred
-
•
5
4-
Investors Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
General Crude Oil (quar.)_
$1.18
3-
J$1.37
(quar.
.
3-20'
$1.12%
3-25
135c
com.
(stock d!v.)__
($100 par)
(quar,)___l_
preferred ($20 par)
(quar.)____!_
6% preferred
($10 par)
(quar.)__^_v__,._
General Controls, common (quar.)
—
Gulf States Land & Industries—
71c
preferred (quar.)
General Cable Corp.,
common—
4%
preferred (quar.)___'_
3-12'
1
Gulf Power Co..
3-15
1S1.25
Oil
General
3-11
3-29
$5 preferred
3-15
V-
"
$1.25
3-15
Hahn
(quar.)___
common
American
6%
"
3-31
stock.
or
."
" ~
4-19
"
5- 1*
.
3-15
1
4-15
r 12%c
(quar.)__
4.64%
5-
80c
(quar.)
"
4-1
37%c
(quar.)l___
3-30
in¬
(quar.
General
U.i
(Initial quar.)
common
Mfg.
4-
15c
(quar.)
Elder
investment
Baking Co., common (quar.)
$8 preferred (quar.),
General Box Co. (quar.)___—J
'
$1.06%
Insurance
Holder*
Shareyfay4b!e'<ft.Re*&
1 quar."*
Y.)
{ Stpck dividend
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
3-19
Inc.—
Co.,
(N.
50c
3-15
1
1
Life
preferred
Co.
3-31
,
3-15
3-30
Gulf
Trust
3
(quarXT~r_15c
common
convertible
"■
-
25c
,
.
General
from
(quar.)
4-
Co.,
sfer.v When
X
*
* 40c
;
(quar.
Common
5%
3-29
5%
1
3-
Monday,March 25/1957
7
•
28%c
(quar.)
______
preferred
$4,50
General
5
1
3-11
(quar.)__
Ei Paso Natural Gas—
V;
Electric Auto+Lite
cash
Power
,
5
1
4-
3-25
56'Ac
.
,6%
preferred
preferred
3-20
\
'/
-"i
Nameof Company'',
Guaranty
(quar.)
9c :from
American
General
5-
.
$4.50
$4.72
./
Jn
,
6
Co.
$4.12
.
*
*
4-
4-
3-11
preferred (quar.)_
4*
,
Griesedieck
plus a fiscal year-end of 62c from
gains. The C'2c payment is pay¬
preferred
General
■'
participating
Corp., class A
Paso
*
;
"
3-15
3-25
_—_____
4%%
of
General
8
3-
1
Stores
Edo
-
3-25
4-
3-25
Ltd
Co.,
Edison Bros.
50c
preferred
.quarterly
*1-5■%%' preferred
16'c
Ltd.
i
•
3-12
(quarterly from
~
Trust,
3-29
12',2C
common
(quar.)
Fund,
5%
•/■'* *
60c
'
(quar.).—
Eddy Match
'
1
12c
are
R6Uusr%
30c
Corp.. (quar.)_,
Gatineau
1
3-
Co.,
Packing
come
income.
Investment
Economy
*
3-
1
4-
&
convertible
able
3-28
iquar.)__
above
When
Payable b/ Ret!
^ Share
t
realized
3-15
1
(quar.)— —
Fund
Fund
shown
payments
investment
<■
Stock
|
Co.—
Industries
A
3-18
$1.50
(quar.)—
Balanced
Howard
4%%
3-15 1
4-
$1.75
$1.50
_
_•
Income)
convertible preferred
Garfinckel
<Md.)—
(quar,i___
^Per
\c
r$5 preferred
4-15
1
E.i
(R.
;4%%
4-
$2
(accum.)_—
preferred
Funsten
3
6-
7%c
25c
37 %c
(quar.)
,
'
/
_
(Mich.)
(quar;.)
Investdrs, Inc.
Mfg.
investment
.net
Gas
.
Steel
&.Howard
<
4
—
$2 par)
(quar.)
Eaton
Economic
10-
-
de
par
Corp.
Eaton
Both
10-15
-
CO.* (quar.)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicl&Z'.'.
-
3
40c
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Kodak Co., common
6%
5
7-
$1.12%
Eastman
'
4-
32 %c
taccum.)
A
no
Stainless
Eastern States
$7 preferred
4-15
7-15
Assn.—
(both
preferred
Eastern
6-14
quar.
preference
1st
6-30
$1.75
115c
15c
tquar.)
Eastern Mass. Street Ry.—
Common
Fundamental
8
Garrett
(quar.)__
eom.
preferred
Eastern Racing
Fuller
3-
3-18
.;
preferred
4%%
-
3-15
3-29
3-31
Garlock
(quar.)——.
Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Associates—
;
3-30
Co.—
(Interim)
Natural Gas.
East Tennessee
•
...
of Company
12%c
12 %c
12 %c
dividend)
-
East Sullivan Mines, Ltd.
r
Fuller'(George A.)
called on
plus this
snare
per
1
Name
•
3-29
50c
Water
Interurban
j
4-15 *
5c
—
_
&
preferred
1st
*Holder$
* Pavable of Rec.
10c
—
_
Louis
8t.
7%
j
^
31!Ac
—
(quar.)
(s-a)___
pre-er.ence
(quar.)
_
Quarterly
East
Share
37%c
—r.—
(iquar.)
Z>uval Sulphur
Dynamics Corp. of America, common
,
When
-Per
-
.
|Gas, $1.50 pfd.
Natural
Duraluy Co.
aw'itii '<r.Vir*«<ist'Je
/• tut.
$1.25
4-
Imperial
1
3-
8
;
.
Special
Paper
&
Color
(quar.)
(Continued
35c
1
; 35c
,
on page
48)
*
3-15
4- 1-
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r
.
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_
Volume 185
Number 5623
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..,
(1395)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
37% Dec
6
45% Apr
6
98% Dec
14
109% Feb
7
37% Feb 12
98
Jan 28
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
67% Jan
3
58% Jan
2
64
Jan
9
July 30
14V8 Feb
5
15% Jan
14
28
32 Va Feb
12
38% Jan
8
4
23% Feb
12
24% Jan
14
Adams
4
24
11
Adams-Millis
July 17
22y8 Jan
3
22% Dec 31
132
11
Dec
55
Oct
1
14
Apr
10
20
37% Dec
29% May 25
22
Sep 19
23% Dec
6
108
29% May
32% Jan
154
19
Jan
12% Dec 31
Mar
Feb
1
142
20% Jan
14
9
52
Dec
10
46% Feb
13
9
190
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
Nov
9
163
13
ACF
36% Feb
Feb
155
;
4% Feb
Mar 14
Dec
11
Dec
14
117% Jan
19
23% Feb
6
88% Jan
23
Dec 31
77
6% Dec
31
24i y3 Sep
115
Dec
14
16% Feb
110
Admiral
8
7
Feb
12
77% Jan
14
5% Feb
11
7% Jan
4
108% Mar 19
102
Jan
11
13
May 4
64% Dec 17
12
117% Jan
*52% Jan 29
.
6
Feb
26
88
NoV~28
21% Dec
Gold
104% Nov
8
34
Apr
Inc
14
9
40% Feb
15
44% Jan
1% Dec
28
28
Dec
24
Sep 27
91% Jan
31
10
58
Dec
4
22
Sep
13
3
19
121% Mar 23
19
105% Sep 27
79
Jan
9
26% Mar 16
126
10
39
Jan
4
93% Jan
3
12
3>/a Jan
10
Jan
11
Apr
31% Nov
30
115
18
39
7
Jan
34% Jan
Feb
126% Mar 22
27
66 y2 Jan
15
3
Mar 22
113
Jan
2
29
29
31
Jan
66
Mar
6
Feb
12
63% Feb
20
2
19% Jan
2
47% Dec
11
41% Feb
12
Dec
11
104% Feb
12
20% Mar
4
24% Jan
4
19% Jan
7
20
Jan
4
5% Jan
10
.
25% Feb
15
5
19
45% Mar 18
112 Va Mar 15
American Airlines common—:
3Va%
20
49% Apr
45% Jun
18
38% Jan 27
61% Npv
12
1
38
Nov
53»/4 Dec
27
Dec
67
3
27 ys May 15
Dec
18
61
Jan
Jan
24
22% Jun
a
53% Jan
25
9
27
Jan
3
31% Jan
35
Jan
2
39 Va Jan
8
84
Jan
8
93% Feb
27
26
66% Feb
12
79% Jan
2
26
132% Feb
15
156% Jan
3
79% Dec
157
Dec
27% Mar 21
19% Aug
1
25
Jan
12% Mar
9
28% Mar
8
15
44% Mar 12
23% Mar 19
48
45
17% Jan
Dec
7
Feb
13
10
30% Dec
14
13 y8 Nov 27
16% Apr
5
14% Feb
6
35% May 23
43% Aug
2
23% Dec 31
34% Feb
14
4
25
142 % NOV
143
84% Jan
31
Dec
31
96
Dec
4
7
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
102
13% NOV 29
July
17% Apr
9
17
26% Jan
13
134% Mar 19
12
11% Jan
4
14
96
Jan
9
15
Jan
15% Feb
14 V4 Jan
95
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
34% May
4
97% Dec
6
108
22% Dec 31
Mar 16
1
7
17
10% Feb
3
25% Nov 29
Jan
95 % Feb
21
7
16% Mar
118% feb
17% Jan
Mar 29
31 % Feb
38
135
106 % Feb
93
11
11
19
45% NOV
14
48 Va Jan
17
28
9
27% Jan
Feb
Dec
10
11
Jan
Dec
35 Vb Feb
Jan
20
15
77%. Dec 26
9
6
120
95
24% Feb
17
14
3
11
5
28
3
Jan
57% Mar
7
15
Feb
Dec
18% Oct
42 Vb Mar
Jain
35% Jan
86
43% Mar 13
55% Jan
Dee
28
25
39% Jan
3
48% Mar IF
35
8
12% Dec
18
100
23
126
39% Feb
4
37% Apr
13
81
2
4% Mar
15Va Jan
Jan
2
2
21
12
23% Jan
100
Feb
Mar
2
18
4% %
37% Jari
2
83
4
Jan
7
21
'47% Mar 18
23% Feb
11
28
Jan
2
Feb
13
99% Feb
6
5% Jan
7
64 Va Jan
31
3
29% Jan
7
31% Jan
3
59
40% Jan
9
33
Feb
11
35% Jan
8
Jun
8
54% Aug
9
46% Feb
11
56
Jan
22
5
24% Mar 20
18 Va Jan
9
Dec
19
Dec
42
120
Jan
39% Jan
Dec
Jun
26
4%
Co
com—No par
preferred
convertible
Theatres
Inc
1%
132
Dec 28
si
Radio
12.50
25
Co common
preferred
No par
American Chicle Co
No par
American Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar com
10
4Va% prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Cq—
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American Enka Corp
5
American European
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
Products
American-Home
4%%
American Metal
Oct
10
68% Oct
1
119
Dec
26
Products
1%
2
43% Feb
13
129% Mar 26
120 % Jan
4
45% Jan
123% Feb
15
146
Jan
15
19
45% 1 Mar 12
106
132
Jan
Jan
3
21
16% Jan
16
10% Feb
187% Feb
1
170% Jan
2
84% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
72 % Feb
13
51% Jan
13
12
50% Feb
125
Jan
139 Va Feb
12
Jan
179% Mar
3
4
2
131% Feb
14
30% Feb
12
37 V. Jan
10
9
Jan
3
10 Va July 20
9% Jan
21
25
Dec
4
29
Jan
17
25% Jan
18
9% Mar. 5
6
27% Feb
27
May 28
24% Feb
13
25
23 % Mar 13
16% Feb
12
19% Mar
12
Jan
18
7
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
57% Feb
19
72% Jan
9
63% Feb
14
85
67
Feb
25
79% Jan
11
Nov
7
6
90
3
42% Apr
Jan
12
91% Feb
8
37% Jan
4
94% Feb 20
32% Jan 10
42% Dec
13
39% Jan
4
48% Feb 20
30% May 28
43 ya July 11
30% Feb
13
26% May 29
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
Dec
*nr
107
truyrnnten
see
2
1A
31% Feb
12
39 y4 Jan
40
7
Mar 20
111%
110%
111%
9,700
64
64%
65%
64%
65
65
65%
1.200
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
28,300
93 Va
92
92
92
92
91
93
34 Va
34 Va
34%
18%
34%
*34%
34%
*97
99
*97
98 Va
*97
29%
600
99%
1,400
X109
109
109
110
43
42%
40%
*19%
42%
40 %
42%
40%
42%
41
42%
41
423/8
40%
5
42%
40%
5
42%
41
23
12,000
20%
5
423/4
41
1,000
3,800
13,800
1,100
51
51 %
51
V.
51'/a,
51%
511/4
511/4
800
58%
56%
56%
*56 %
57
57
57%
1,800
30%
29%
29%
*29%
30
*29%
30
29%
293/,
36 %
*35%
36%
*36
36%
*35 V2
36%
*35%
36%
89
*88%
91
*88 %
90
89%
89%
*88%
893/4
~40
753/4
17,528
76%
75%
*150
76%
152
75',a
75%
150%
150%
74%
75%
74
*150
152
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
29
28%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13 %
13 %
13
13
12%
24
24%
23%
24
24
24 %
24%
24%
45%
45%
45
45
*45
45%
27%
28%
151
27%
28%
27%
28
*45
27%
45%
27%
•148
24 Vt
*45
27%
152
600,
400
28%
13%
4,100
700
24%
4,000
45%
200
27%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
6,600
21,300
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
36%
36V4
36
36i/8
8,000
20 %
20
20
20%
20 %
201/4
20%
20%
20%
1,000
126
1251a
125 Va
"124
126%
*124%
125%
126%
126%
300
133
20%
*122 Va
134
134%
132 Va
132%
132 %
133
134 Va
133
11%
*11
11%
*11
11 Va
98
11
*96
98
*96
98
14%
14%
15%
15%
101
*99
35%
35 VI
83
*80
47
47%
25
14%
15%
*100
35%
*80
1412
15%
101
36%
83
47%
47%
25 Va
14%
15%
14%
1574
101
*100
36 \'»
36%
83
•80
46%
47%
25%
26'%
25 Va
25 %
*96 %
98%
*96%
98
2
*22%
23
22%
23
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24 %
25%
*15
15%
*15
15 Va
*15
15%
*96%
98
23
23
llJ/8
*96
141/4
1574
*100
36 %
*80
11%
98
14%
157 a
101
367a
83
47
47%
26
11%
•96
14%
1574
♦99
35%
•80
11%
3,000
1,200
97%
14%
1,000
15%
1,800
101
36
17,500
83
47%
47%
1,600
6,100
26%
26y8
26%
*96%
98%
*96%
98%
2274
2274
2274
*24%
25%
*24%
22%
25%
15
*1474
15
15
1,200
100
8%
8%
8%
8»/a
8%
60 %
607k
60%
60%
60%
No par
31
31
31
31
3074
31
31
31%
30%
31
1,700
1
No par
33%
34
33%
33%
33 74
34%
34
34%
34
34
51%
51%
51 Ye
51%
51V
51%
51%
51%
51%
5174
16%
17 V*
16%
17
17
17 Va
17
17%
17
17y8
4,400
5,900
24,900
157
*157
Co
100
—
6%
30%
54
53%
147%
44%
43%
|
37%
121
37%
83
53%
*146%
*44
121
37%
377s
*83
53%
146
*44
121
377i
160
67a
297i
84
54 '/a
146
44 %
121
377a
46
46
120
120
119
119
133%
135
135 %
136%
46%
45%
f
33%
127
34%
37%
6%
30
•83
160
674
30
84
20
54%
54%
9,800
146 y4
410
44 Va
121
387a
500
44%
44%
121%
121%
160
3774
38%
5/100
2,300
47
48
*118%
i2ov2
120
120
500
135%
1357a
136% 138
780
467a
4674
10%
177%
1787a
178 Va
178%
777'4
77 Va
77%
73%
127%
128%
127 Va
12874
128%
128%
33'/a
33%
9%
337a
34 %
33%
34 V2
974
33%
9%
*1034
1,200
146%
178 Va
11
10
2,000
54%
77 Va
77
11
174,900
8,800
146 %
177ya
10%
177 Va
127
*44
120
84
•157
77%
10%
177%
100
53%
6%
30
177%
10%
77%
46%
*83 Va
146
160
10%
177 Va
77
•157
674
30 %
122%
5
25
44 V3
121
674
30
134%
46 Va
25
Corp
54%
4
121 %
100
Tobacco
common
83
147
8
134
1
preferred
Viscose
6%
3014
84
*82
*146
121
157
6%
30%
6%
30
25
common
160
•155
5
-10
No par
100
Co
*1074
11
77%
127% 127%
700
21,400
14,500
410
34 y8
19.400
9%
1,500
97 a
97a
9%
25
*26
26 Va
•26
26%
26 7'a
26%
26%
*24%
25
•24 %
25
25
26 Va
25
26 %
25
•24%
25
24%
2474
200
Zlnp Lead 81 Smelting—1
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
187a
*18%
1874
18%
18%
2,500
50
61%
62 Va
62 Va
62%
627i
63%
627a
63 74
63%
64%
43,000
*70%
71 Va
72
72
72%
727a
*72
72%
72%
7374
300
No par
32%
33 Va
32%
32%
x327a
34
*3374
34%
34
347a
6,600
97
*93
94
•93
94
94
94
45%
33%
4oy2
45%
45%
327a
33%
4,200
4,300
39%
39%
200
Water Works
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
Co
Co com—5
series
series
—
Anaconda Wire si Cable
Common
$4
22%
1934
5
60 Vb
Sumatra
Anaconda
231/4
xl9%
5
7%
American Tai & Tel Co
American
X22%
19%
5
60%
American Tobacco
American
23%
19%
50, Va
75%
Sugar Refining com—loo
preferred
100
American
23
5
27%
—
6%
23 %
20%
4%
*56 Va
151
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
American
22%
*19%'
110%
50%
88%
6%
7%
*108
56%
*35%
Building Co—No par
Snuff
110
7,300
1,000
7%
preferred
American
110
300
30
1
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
31% Dec
110%
56%
American
2
200
112%
111
Sany common—5
American Stores
78% Jan 31
28%
60%
Smelt si Refg com
26
Jan
121
7%
24
18
34
♦27%
774
Seating Co
Amer
Jan
♦1%
♦29%
28%
60%
preferred
Safety Razor
American
American Ship
16
400
1%
34
*27%
7%
Co
Co
Chemical
Amer Rad & Std
4
Nov
1%
1%
*29%
%
*49 %
5
25
—
Gas
American
47%
28
60%
Corp
American Optical
10
28
34
*27%
*91
99%
5'/a
*40%
>
1
Co
Amer Potash &
17
23% Nov 26
65
American News
6% Jan
37% Feb
1%
*29%
20
com
convertible preferred
2
31% Nov 23
17% Dec
5V2%
34% Jan
3
•
100
preferred
9
58
>
prioi preferred
IOC
American Mach s£ Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
Amer Machine & Metals
-No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd common-No par
2
94% Jan
63
III
34%
23%
5
5%%
Mar 13
4
109%
28
*34%
20%
*19%
1
Corp
America Chain si Cable
24
10% Dec 28
165
Mar
23
1
common
20
Cable
American Can
6% Jan
157
28
*97
112
110 Va
100
preferred
American
Jan
59% Jan
12,600
-
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
155% Jan
113
23,100
210
8
13
87
37%
90%
126%
441/4
153% Jan
30
1%
1%
34
1,900
89%
125%
44-
19
July 24
37%
90%
125%
44%
11
51
37%
89%
44%
81% Feb
46% Mar
37%
124%
90%
126
44%
50% Feb
144% Jan
19
48
4
1%
*29%
897a
122%
44%
26
21
37%
89%
123
44%
59 Va Mar 20
10
Apr 25
16Va Mar
89
122%
200
x44%
Shoe
American Investment Co of 111
16% Dec
Feb
37%
•109
45 Va
Brake
Natural
Nov
400
109
45%
Amer
Motors
174
109%
109
23,400
American
105
109%
37%
66
American
12
15,700
109 %
24
8% Mar 21
21
32%
233/4
14
14
Feb
32 y«
*63%
28
Feb
56
32%
*29%
Molasses Co
46% Jan 23
32%
24%
American
142% Dec
77
32%
109%
37%
77
32%
66
2
6
12,500
-77%
44%
77 %
44%
78%
32%
29%
17
13
44%
200
23%
15
27
44
2,300
*63%
Jan
Feb
44%
*77
10,800
29%
*29%
16
8% Feb
x43%
78
87%
22%
29
24 Va
26% Jan
36% Jan
44%
86%
•22
66
25% Jan
177
29
30
13
14
22%
29
23%
25
Nov 21
87%
22%
29%
1,200
*29%
21
6
86%
22%
87%
4
*63%
Feb
28
88%
*22
...28%
10
14%
23
Jan
150
*3%
64%
21% Ffeb
33% Nov 21
•13%
3%
30
15
43
14 %
3%
22%
25
33% Dec
*13%
4%
20,000
64
5
6
14%
*3%
'
170
62%
109
30
16
28% Feb
*13%
■.
41/4
29
61%
•107
22%
27
3
62 y8
109
64%
Apr
17
61%
*107
29 %
Jan
8% Jan
62%
109
22%
Jan
70% Sep
61%
*107
64%
*96
Jan
14,000
29%
28
12
6%
50
18
5% Dec 31
14 y8
34 %
132
5
300
310
76
6%
10
preferred
30
55% Jan
•75
American Bosch Arma Corp—-—2
6%
2
Mar
*4
99%
34 %
*98
100
American Bank Note common
13% Jan 30
28
18%
92
1
79
97
18%
100
preferred
conv
63
63
92
1
convertible preferred
1%
29%
_28
111 % 111%
American Ice Co common
No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp
1
41
Feb
1%
*29%
28
American Bakeries Co com—Noptir
Amer
Oct
17 y4
112
*109
89
4,000
17
*108%
44%
37%
6%
3,200
113%
17%
112
32%
121 % 122%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
24% Jan
18% Mar 13
31% Oct
70% Jan
40
83%
No par
60%-Feb
8
7% Mar 12
1
America
4
27% Mar
31
of
Co
124% Jan
Mar
4% Dec
Aluminum
Aluminium Limited
12
34% Mar. 14
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
10
Alpha Portland Cement
*106
37%
7514
6%
♦112
*108%
*76%
78
32%
109%
17%
112
*13%
44%
44%
*76
32 %
16%
113%
100
2%
*108%
61%
109
22%
20
convertible preferred—100
17
160
2%
110
88%
common
-
310%
61
/
19,600
•205
108%
.
6%
6,800
54%
206
310%
*107
14%
16%
*17%
75%
75
6%
2%
700
3,600
27%
*202
•152
v
2.400
1,200
11%
25%
54%
54%
*112
142
11
*205
28%
104% Feb
99
3
•140
11
2%
25 y4
310%
87%
Amalgamated Leatner Co com
1
6% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
9
20
140%
*■
*205
*21%
15
7
19% Dec
-■
310%
28 %
16
95% Jan
21% Dec
,
22%
21
31% Jan
118
*205
17%
74%
6%
28%
—
2% Jan
7
28
75
6%
17%
113%
*17%
17 y8
75
6%
17%
*112
113%
4%
88%
29% Jan
26
Sep
17
16%
2%
2%
2%
17 %
54%
54%
54%
*13%
*4
87 Va
22 %
5
18
30% Feb
Feb
99
24%
24%
24%
•112
*205
310%
*108
112
60%
61 <»
107% 107%
2
Jan
1
11
2%
17
6%
4
36
39% Oct
Mfg
14%
140
11
53%
2%
17
11
91
23% Aug
140
11
24%
53%
*112
113%
*16%
17%
*75
77
Jan
108
23
140
II
10%
24%
2%
Stores Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
140
140
11
53 %
Feb
7
16% Jan
4%
141
l
Industries Inc
Allied
141
10%
24%
1% Feb
Mar 19
9
*
26
10
May 28
25%
27
Oct
64
25
14%
V
•
80
95% Dec
30
2474
*24%
5
Allied Mills...——
35% Jan
24%
-.1
Allied Kid Co
111% Feb
24%
25
—No par
8
8
July 11
10
8,500
25
*24%
4y*% preferred
100
Allegbany Corp common
1
5 va% preferred A
100
$4 conv prior preferred:—No par
Allegheny Ludlum. Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
3
July 17
24%
5
Jan
150
24
-—-—.-100
30% Jan
133% Aug
24 y4
2
common
preferred—
23
47
Feb
32%
24 %
14%
160
98% Jan
17
82
99% Feb
32%
24%
14%
*152
14
Mar 15
32%
24 V's
14%
160
18
108
32%
24 %
*152
11
82
32%
23%
160
27% Feb
12
32%
14%
32%
2,500
32%
*152
21% Feb
Mar 12
14%
500
14%
160
85% Feb
76
6,700
*152
23
32 vb Feb
62%
loo
36% Apr
3
61%
24Va
No par
Mining
All®n
4
62%
25%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
Allied Chemical & Dye
37 % July 25
125
Mar 12
62
207 Va
17
56% Jan
62
24%
54%
25
97% Jan
1.500
61%
32%
.
*202%
4% Jan
26
12
206
14% Feb
21
Dec
11%
*202
13
77
30% Nov 29
103
12%
200
25
42% Dec
•101%
12
200
Jan
129 % Apr
11
29% Dec 26
25,900
101%
12%
202
9
25% Aug 15
5
Shares
42%
12 y8
12 y8
61
*198
3% Feb
12% Dec
101%
41 Vb
14%
1
1951
Aldens Inc common.
10
63% Mar
109
Products
7%
74
117 y* Mar 27
18 % Jan
16
Jan
17% Jan
,
160
5
Alco
19% Jan
114
12
42%
series—100
common
pfd
Juneau
42
103
24
_i
Aeroquip Corp
Alaska
*12
42%
*101%
32%
Corp———No par
conv
41%
41%
102
the Week
Mar. 23
59%
14%
.1
Corp
4.50%
101%
Friday
Mar. 21
10
-
Air Reduction Inc
Mar 20
~3% Janll
6
59%
101
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 20
1
Co
54% Mar 22
13
Mar
59%
40%
12%
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp—10
7
15% Feb
10%.May 7
241% Sep 14
Jan 23
Nov 30
30
105
Co
Express
12
25
—.
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
23% Mar 22
17
16% Dec 21
Steel
Acme
101
1
Inc
27% Mar 22
20O
~2% Mair~5
16
111
Industries
40%
40%
Wednesday
Mar. 19
100
;*
Tuesday
Mar. 18
5
common
conv
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Mar 14
2% Dec
11% Apr 19
136
Monday
Par
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
28
14% Jan
5
4%
Mar 19
27% Jan
12
10% Mar
Abbott Laboratories
42% Mar 21
102
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
preferred.
Anderson Clayton Sr. Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
9%
9%
9Va
26 y2
6.25
.No par
21.80
10
14
•93%
45
97
4574
*92
45 Ya
33%
34
33%
•397'a
41
*39%
45%
45%
45%
4474
33%
33%
34
33%
41
40
40
•39%
500
40
15
16
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(1396)
NGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
15 Va Jun
28
9
7
24
35% Jan
3
37:i4 Mar 20
29% Feb
8
36
14
51Ve Feb
12
2
99% Apr
69% Dec
15% Feb
13 74 Feb
Dec
102% Mar
5
11
27% Oct
4
29% Feb
Oct
Mar 29
20
Steel
8
Armour
Jan
4
Armstrong Cork Co
Feb
18
Feb
16% Jan
14
4% Feb
12
28
Jan
6
Feb
& Co
$3.75
307>
Illinois
Carpet
53 V
5
Corp
Inc
29% Mar 20
Arvln
12
18% Jan
3
15
29 % Jan
4
5'
Ashland Oil & Refining com
i
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par,
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
28% Feb
98
12
Jan
t
2
63% Jan
22
32% Jan
103
8
common
;
28
Jan
Industries
5.25'A
72% Mar 22
Inc.
2.50
a
1st
Atchison
Topeka & Sante Fe—
l
J,
33% July 28
11% Aug
3
10
Feb
27
26% Dec
17
30% Mar 13
27
Jan
2
90
Jan
3
95
Jan
23
397b Feb
8
49 7b Jan
11
Atlantic
Nov
28
43% Jan
35% Jan
27
837b Nov
29
90
Feb
101
27
63% May 9
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
•
41% Feb
Jan
11
10 % Feb
6
Common
\
'
28% Mar 21
12
84 % Jan
27
4
47 7b Jan
8
Jan
*
25
8% Nov
29
24
27
10% May 28
1
11% Jan
15"% Dec
18% Jun
16s,b Jan
3
18
Jan
24
5 'c
$1% Feb
J.3
91
1
677b Feb
27
78
Jan
14
Atlas
11% Jan
9
10
Jan
14
12 74 Mar 22
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
1874 Mar 22
2
97» Jan
Atlas
9
Sep
13
16% Jan
19
22% Jun
8
30% Jan
2
5% Sep
27% Sep
26
7% Feb
24
57'b Jan
2
2«
49% Fab
24
43 % Jan
3
4% Dec
34% Oct 29
17
7% July 12
35% May 24
11% Jun
8
31% Dec
48% Dec
17
5
15% Jan
12
35% Feb
7
3% Feb
7
Jan
Nov
29
li3
P«k
85
Dec
21
105
41% Feb
58 % Dec
13
63
Apr 19
May 10
28
42% Jan
9
Jan
19
CO
2
6Q% J$b 27
2
108"
-'"95
4
58% Mar 13
62% Feb
5
24
26
57V4Jan
14
71% Feb
13
83% Jan
17
Barber
OH
Sep 12
12% Jan
22
13% Jan
29
Barker
39
Feb
21
44
54% Feb
11
61% Jan
46,/4 Feb
19% Jan
16% F6b 25
Jun
12
C
17
31% Mar 14
Nov
27
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
17% Bep
13
23
43%
80
Dec
19% Jun
39
Sep
26% Aug
31
8
17
6
Feb
33
19
134
Jan-
Dec
94% Jan
3
17% Feb
12
357b Feb
12
42
91% Aug
8
Dec 31
80% Feb
12
40
Jan
3
29
4
32% Dec 26
27% Feb
'
11
prior
Mills
Beckman
preierred
6
Beck Shoe (A Si' 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp—
Beech
Nov
28
1<
Feb
6
10% Mar
8
113A Jan 28
8
27
Jan
3
20% Jan
2
24% Jan
31
Bell
Aircraft
14
50% Dec
31
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
Bell
&
Corp
85
Nov
27
Jan
30
85
89% Feb
6
48% Jun
18% Nov
8
64% Dec
27
57% Mar 11
627b Jan
3
1
22 V« Aug 10
18% Feb
21
1% Dec
30% Oct
14
2% Feb 24
1
44% Dec
19
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
53
31
77% Aug
101
Jan
10
'
14
17b Mar 18
30
Feb
*
4V*%
1% Jun
28
8
Best
&
Co
Dec~20
9
Foods
Inc
172% Feb
~~7
13% Jun
8
16% Jan
13
71
Dec
5
84
32% Feb
10
38% Jan
23
146
Jan
11
43
Feb
15
45% Mar 14
Best
39
Feb
12
54 % Jan
BestwaU
41% Feb
Dec
11
Consolidated
147
Jan
47% Jan
4
14 7b Feb
12
155
7
18
70V2 Mar 15
Jan
24
157b Jan
7%
Steel
Jan .15
58% Mar 21
Black
437b Jau
Blaw-Knox
4%%
pfd
(Dei,
Feb
12
29% Jan
14
Bliss
(E
Dec
13
26
Feb
6
33% Jan
2
Bliss
<fc
45% July 23
21% Dec 20
65% Dec
12
45
617b Jan
2
Boeing
25
9
Bohn Aluminum
7
12
Mar
Mar
29% Apr
34% May
3
21% Mar
21
1
23% Feb
1
8
7
.
12
31
Jan
Mar
20% May
1
13
Feb
11
16% Jan
14% Dec
26
17
3
14% Feb
12
17% Mar 22
9% Dec
26
12% Mar 16
54
Dec
27
Jan
64
Jan
12
9% Jan
2
51% Feb
12
11
3
Laughliti Inc..
Airplane
17
50% Apr
8
38% Feb 25
46
Jan
10
3
98% Feb
10
80
Jan
8
87
Jan
22
12
67% Mar 19
50
Jau
2
53% Jan
24
Boston
Boston
Aug
41% Oct
3
29% Jan
3
15
Feb
1
61% Jan
3
„oJ4
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10
1
14% Jan 31
54% May 10
9% Feb
29% Feb
58
42% Jan
Oct
35% Dec
41
31
Dec
28
12"% Dec
31
24% Apr
6
35% Jun
8
48% Nov
16
18% Feb
14
92% Oct
26
100
32 % May 25
37
13% Dec
17
May
44% Dec
Feb
9
25% Jan
23
17% May 28
89
Dec
17
Feb
26
5
Dec
1
23
20% Dec 10
12% Aug 21
•5
Nov
30
63
Sep
72
Dec
23
20
15
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May
98
8
Aug 13
40% Jan
21
4% Dec
10
12% Jan
20
5% Aug
9
Rrlggs
Manufacturing
10
Briggs
&
Jan
21
Jan
30
86% Feb
3%%
preferred
11
35% Mar 11>.
Brooklyn
Union
25
15
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
17
26% July 19
56% July 18
H,
£an
957b Jun
3
22
36% July 17
38% July 30
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,
8
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8
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Bristol-Myers Co
15
v
10%
21%
.
41
40%
41
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94
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30%
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•
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58%
19%
20%
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1%
1%
30 74
30%
30
-
.
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30%
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45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
40%
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17,900
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84
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50%
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17%
17%
17%
17%
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17%
17%
17%
41
41%
41%
41%.
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41%
41%
42
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10
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10
10%
10%
10%
10
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45
45
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12
11
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11
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3574
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86
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86
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46 %
47
22
Feb
65
j£^n
71
17
Buffalo
29% Jan
5
207b Feb
7
11
Wtar 18
67% Mar 12
11
Bullard
1
Mar 22
24
21
Jan
2
14% Jan 23
747b Jan.23
65
Inc
15
__
Co
Bulova
32 7b Jan
common
101
38
Mar 12
,
Co
Inc
:
107b Jan
10
16
104% Feb
26
447b Jan
187s
19%
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84%
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32
31 %
31%
31
31 %
31
24%
23%
24 %
24
24
22%
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20%
20%
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2,800
117 b
11
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11
11%
11%
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11
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72
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72
71
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39%
Burroughs Corp
Bush
1%
Terminal
4
Mar li
Feb
27
56% Jan
29
Jan
9
33% Jan
14
2
Packing Corp
*17 7b
24%
24%
5
97a
972
97b
9%
9%
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35%
35%
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103%
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39%
39%
39%
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u
conv
6%
1
Mines Ltd
preferred
13
5
1
180
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
.$4.25
No par
6%
13%
5%
5%
35%
-
35 %
14%
14%
82
82
67b
13
5%
35
37
103%
40
6%
137 b
9%
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2,300
500
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39%
39 %
39%
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13 74
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13
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82
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25%
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25%
32 74
32%
32 74
32%
Cannon
No par
501/4
50 Vs
50 V8
100
3,800
9%
35'A
14%
11,300
24%
35 Vs
82
18
24%
35%
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24%
5%
55
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5%
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39%
18%
25
5%
100
Co
39%
5%
Canada Southern Ry Co
Caradlan Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific. Ry
Mills
39
18%
24%
Tnc
Lake
39
•177b
Zinc-Lead
ttpHa
38%
18
247b
preferred
Campbell Boup Co
California
38%
18
24%
1
15
participating
Callahan
38%
5
Co
37% Jan
Jan
.
200
1.400
64%
15
52
11
84%
72
Campbell Red
1
20%
1174
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8
12
24 %
20%
11
19%
84%
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6% Jan
27
25%
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1
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2
1
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8
72
57b Jan
6
32
193s
84 7
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2
24% Mar
32
19%
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11
15
32
1
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100
7VsJan
84
38,200
19%
84%
100
14% Jan
2
4,500
19%
18%
*83%
preference
13
2
46%
19%
84%
second
12
26
1,300
preferred
12
Feb
8,800
4%%
Feb
53
46%
*
18%
Co
Watch
5% Feb
137b Jan
467b
25
*83%
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11% Feb
•
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800
29%
48%
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45% Jan
,
46%
a
20
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Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred
Jan
74
Jan 23
39% Jan- 2
2
46
5
b
11,000
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Co
preferred
Jan
400
35%
86
24%
33
2,500
35%
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10
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48%
11
10.100
42%
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3,100
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11
24%
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2,200
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25 %
Feb
200
41
49
29
29.000
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17 %
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551
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41
25%
29% Feb
e
.30%
82.
50
'2,900
40%
39%
WA Apr
OA hp
24%
40
No par
-7* Apr
6
36% Mar 16
w
*81%
247b ——4
41
*39%
39%
No par
78% Jan
7
39%
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
34% Feb
Feb
39%
•
"100
463a
BUtte Copper
Zinc
Byers Co (A My common
July 11
39%
800
1.000
1,900
•t,l7%" 17%
-
23%
Butler Bros
98
40%
130
*98
98
-
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
3
1
17% —7%
98
11
M
21
17%
28
Jai*
757b Dec
100%
21%
,
.
14%
70%
130
*98%
.17%
50Vis Feb
Jan
17 7b Jan
32%
*120%
417b Jan
29
12
16%
"257b' Mar 18
19
Dec
16%
327b
17%
1%
4l%
16%
32%
16%
,,32%
4
7
J
59%
148
57-."
16%
*120%
1,700
41
56%
32%
130
300
900
.
,13%
*40%
100%
.82
13%
300
57%
2
Jan
24% Feb 13
9% Mar 20
Mat
*120%
...
'■
41
42% Jan
17 7b Feb
8% Ao" 13
167b Mar 20
130
31%
60%
F7%
24%
j
94"
Bigelow
8
•1 %
16%.
-
31'%
45%
14%
26
3
16%
..
90
44%
60
60
23 %
——
Oct
105% Aug
57%
89
45
47%
common
ri/,4 j8n
14
13%
*40%
57
3.50
Gas_.
27
i5—~prlfl
13%
42
57
13
*40%
57
*39%
'30%
.
39
n.
210
60
13
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90—
43%
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;
39%
21%
20
14.500
99
„
48%.
81%
*81%
r
31 r
10%
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314,100
59%
88
39%
,
—
.50
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7,800
ft
59%
88-
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;
82/ "'
247b
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99%
99
ft
48%
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..
40%
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ft
17.300
■_
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57
17%
10%
ft
11,400
>
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81%
130
99%
30%
%
%
13
48%
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33%
12%
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16%
41
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.
47b—;90O
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41
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12%
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24%
12%
.
300
4'7b—474 —"V'4% /
41% >*41% •'
-
33%
447b
81%
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—
4474
2,50G
48%
31%
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22,800
81
16%
39%
V4
43%—3%
13%
56%
99
44
300
65a
23
Corp
33% Feb
34 A Dec
36
6%
%
46 %
Co
6
20
447b
36
7,100
4
24
13
fn,"nniM
Stratton
41
Feb
*44 7b
18i
47%
preierred
conv
33% Feb
20
6%
400
12%;
22%
common
11
.48%'Mar 20
36
6 %
ft
42
2.50
14
47b %
*35®s
6%
1.100
70
1134
18%
{
487 b
*40%
No par
Jan
Jan
36 74
:
250
20,300
>.
80%
*
85
3
3
Aug 22
48
*69
'
11%
187b
91
C
22%
*
13% Jan
43% Jan
60
3
13
70
11%
*17%
91
46%
;
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
47
347b Nov 23
24% Nov 30
307b Nov 29
38% Jan.11
*69
...
47%
Branlff
10% Mar 20
17
Oct
12
1738
.
KR—
407b Feb
77b Jan
85
2
Maine
preferred
17
Aug 29
27
38% Jan
11% Jan
&:
10%
v >•' 17%
-
-
48%-
42
23
Common
6%
10%
17%
22%
29%
Co
29
45r4 Dec
13
12
38% Mar 11
46
23
3
10
14
16
23% Oct
19% Jan
47% Jan
i
Aug 2
15% Apr 27
39% Nov
38% Jan
28
107 b
47%
-
Dec
17
917b
17%.
22%
Co:
Edison
27,100
No par
Inc
48% Dec
79
45%
5
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
38% Jan
20
11,400
5
Brass Corp
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden
7
-
45
"
80%
*12%
47%
1,700
92
10%
.
t
43%
91%
"
,
5,400
'28
28
*90%
jw.
41.500
/42
1.7;%
No par
Stores
."
'
26%
477A
Co
&
28%:
92
;.
*47%,
13
_2.50
W) Co„
10%
10%
,4%
,*99%
.
31%
10
(Delaware)
Class B
Bond
Mar 11
577b Jan,
Co
23%
10%
90
-43%
59%
.
42%
48%
1
Mfg Co
't
23%
4538
12%
n.y33%\
.
:
10%
44%
1
.
41% ;
"
260
1,200
•
*59
-
31%
•
100
Bon Ami Co class A
23% Nov
2
-.100
*87
1
25
36
11
34%
2,000
727b
42 7b
41%
-
,
800
30%
42
*4%
-
6,400
*-
101
717 a
23%
28%
42:%
12%
%
100
90
*40%
com—8
series of 1951-x
Decker
—
100
56
10U
100
25% Nov 20
Feb
&
-
1
preierred
28% Nov 29
35
"
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet <Deli com.5
74
7
:
7
92
:
1
Co
50% Sep
6
46% July 17
32 V4 May U
461% Jan
4%
41%
12%
13
Inc_^__ 1 peso "
'
,
12%
33%
ft
-
■■■'
44-,4
a
48%
1
Gypsum
Bethlehem
i
11
—
r_4
—
-
4%.
34%
5
Inc
Benguet
-
40%
-
—00
Aviation
32% Jan
27
;
30%
100
-
,
700
16%
297b
23%
69
<
11-
80%
10
common
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
Mar 11
4%
41%
59%
1
Co
preferred
Bendix
69
,<
7074
*44 7
13
*59
,._1
Corp
.■"
43%
10
Beldlng-Heminway
Jun
28% Feb
Howell
;
43
i
Savers
20
17%
*69
44 %
*87
60 "
10
•
6*8
IOC
pld
RR
Life
10%
177 b
1
Inc
26
Beech-Nut
92
10%
;
3674
99%
„
2.5C
24
307b
600
29%
16%
29
'«
10'4
45%
92
34
100
Inc
Feb
2
45
10%.
12%
5
12.50
new
Instruments
Creek
45%
17%
40%
—No par
com
preferred
Beaunlt
2
31Va Jan,
""
9
10
Inc
conv
3,100
5%
*29%
167b
*90 7b
45%
9174'
-
4%
1
Co—No par
31% Jan
40% Feb
12
85
Cigars
29%
297b
72
;
92
42
*5%
100
28%
.*90%
42%
-
11
36
—50
Beatrice Foods Co
99% Mar 18
13
22% Feb
47% Jan
5
13
common
30
20
20
574
307b
10%
28
92
4
17%
— *44 7 B
Corp
1.900
92
r
No par
Corp
Bayuk
107 b
;*
67b
447-4
preferred
3%%
4%%
92%
10%
'1. *17.72
10
Bath Iron Works
14,000
*90%
24
100
23%
35%
Corp
5
Jan
45'b
6 7b
Corn
2
10
20% Jan
28
4%%
8
Feb
Jan
44%
23%
28
27%
42
-
10
Jan'
9
37% Jan
35% Jan
120
2
,10%
*90 7
_1
Brothers
16
23%
10 7b
90
*91
4%% preferred series B—
100
4% preferred Series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common.
100
4% noncumula'tive preferred—100
Bangor dc Aroostook RR
__1
67% Oct
67% Nov 26
94
;
23%
'
42 '4
rights
82% Jun
,
44
23
8
V
27%
90
3
Rahbltl
28
18% Aug 21
jan
Mar
Feb
47% Jan
10%
65«
Eiec
18,200
29%
72
35%
15
3
307b
72
<
C7b
35% Feb
15%
28%
92
16%
101 %
71
70
35%
Amer
(B T) Ina
Babcoc&'fe Wiled* Co (The)
Jan
.23%
..427b
-100
common
3
15%
157b
28%
2
29%
11%.
32% Jan
14,800
*29
lts«
9%^ln-Lima-Hdmilton
41% Feb" 11
..
102
x69 %
173«
4
967b Jan
30%
1007u
30%
*100
117 b
16
86
307b
•
*;17%
11
Common
30%
IOI74'
29%
10%
Jan
2,100
54%
5 7i
29 7b
29%
*17%
.5% jan
30%
5413
21
16%
29
17%
15
"74 Mb? 19
16%
29 7b
707b
46% Jan
&
29%
17
1174
5
Gas
29 7a
16%
70
25
Baltimore
5%
1174
of
30 V
54%
157 b
24%
5 7'4
5%
*29
70
1
$2.25 conv preferred
-
2474
--*17%
Co
30%
*90 7
No par
12% Feb
'
29%
277a
-■
——120
(The)
37%
28%
92
($1.20)1—No par
Canteen
Avco Mfg Corp
*5%
17
-20
common
pref
39% Mar 13
12% Oct 31
39
Jan
•
«
May 28
116
prior
Automatic
8
9
ft Mar 21
95
Nichols
Conv
24
10%
10
preferred—*
Polvder Co—
Austin
36% Mar 14
4672 Jan
B
2374
37 %
54
28%
15%
37 3b
30%
15%
28%
*9072
23%
„
No par
Corp , common
preferred
—i
1
Aug
series
15%
28%
917a
29
.30%
.10
—
Coast
$3.75
15%
5%
10174
non-cum
Line RR-..
Atlantic Refining common
'
94
5%
53 7b
917 b
z
*69
preferred——
-_10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4 ft
preferred
100
23 % Mar 19
54%
Shares
37%
"■
h
30
10
54%
28%
29
in
Nov
25% Nov 21
30%
54
24
29%
_100
.
Co
37%
30%
15%
16%
—i
preferred
Associates investment
37%
30%
28%
24
1
Feb
37%
Mar. 'i'i
"
6
Co
'
Mar. 21
30%
54%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 20
377b
:
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
19
.
92
28%
*90 7a
common
16 % Feb
29
-
157a
1
No par
Constable
Artloom
13
of
preferred
Arnold
24% Mar 20
17
37%
30%
10
92
18
37%
5
Corp
30
6
Aug 28
Armco
8
3
73
2
Mar
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 18
No par
Argo Oil
17
Jan
36
23
4
Jan
110% Jan
9
Jan
6
MondayPat
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Corp
Jan
65% Jan
12
LOU
STOCK
25% Feb
86
13
30% Mar 29
16
97
•5
Jan
31% Mar 15
11
15% Jan
2
8% Jan
22
18% May 24
4% Dec
5
16% Jun
May
37% Mar 27
26% Nov 29
82
YORK
EXCHANGE
9
I
41% Apr
Feb
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
*7% Jan 23
46
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1966
Monday, March 25,1957
...
40
6%
39%
6%
39%
b%
2,700
5,100
13
13
13
3,600
6
*5%
5%
2,900
35
3,300
14%
14%
4,100
82
83
35%
34%
14%
14%
83
83
*93
83%
55
*53 7b
55
*53 72
55
25
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
251 b
200
32%
33%
33 7b
33%
33%
33%
24,400
50%
100
*53 7b
*50
50 %
14%
*50
14%.
50%
♦50
100
y*
-
'V-
Number 5623 ;. .'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1397)
s
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
YORK
20% Mar 18
23 % Dec
12
41 % Feb
31% Jan
23
45 % Aug
26
Nov
14
29% Mar 20
101
26% Jan
4
Capital
38% Feb
1
17
12
45% Jan
4
Carborundum
Feb
12
2 5'A Jan
8
Carey
22
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Airlines
Inc
Mat
20%
21%
20%
5
42'/a
42'A
10
23%
23 Va
Co
Mfg Co_.
Nov
30
9
101 % Feb
20
Carolina
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_l00
22% Nov
29
27% Apr
2
22% Jan
2
25% Mar
6
Carolina
Power
40 3A Feb
29
65 % Dec
31
50% Feb
12
67% Jan
8
Carpenier
49% Nov
20
62% May 16
55% Feb
12
65% Jan
11
53 % Jan
43% Mar 13
46 % Jan
7
20% Feu
13
22 % Jan
4
14% Mar 12
16% Jan
14
110% Jain
14
43
Nov
9
20'A Jan
121
19
26
24% Aug 16
1-8% Jan
5
11% May 28
100
Mar
119% Jan
21
Jan~23
55 %
94
Dec
104
11
13% Nov
102
Jan
11
85% Feb
8
96
,5
21% Jan
23
2
102
9
July" 18
95%
1 Jan
5% Jan
Dec
104
21
119
Feb
27
64% Dec
21
7o
Jan
13
34
14
47% May
3
17% Dec
20
Carrier
4.20%
70
Jan
8
31% Feb
25
38 % Jan
11
17% Jan
9
.18% Feb
28
Jan
16
Central
Agulrre
2nd
..4 y2 %
Jun
22
21% Nov
16
8% Dec
28
12'A Mar 16
57% Apr 13
25'
Central
Foundry
38% Mar 14
45
Jan
4
Central
of
86% J«n
73
Mar 14
78
Feb
6
5%
3
23
19% Mar 20
8% Jan
10% Feo
3
5%
•
16
17 % Mar 22
15% Feb
13
16
Jan
4
Central Hudson
Gas Si
16
61
Aug 14
52% Jan
2
56
Feb
8
Central
Light
Feb
95% Jan
21
100% Jan
4
31% Feb
8
Central
Jan
7
Central
35
19
43
33.
Oct
113
.
1
July 24
29 % Mar
Aug
28
9
Feb
13
35
1
41% July 27
34% Jan
3
38% Jan
24
Central
8
19% Nov
16% Mar 18
22% Jan
10
Central
7% Dec
31
14% Mar
7
8V4 Jan
3
9% Jan
8
Century
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
44% Feb
8
59% Jan
8
Cerro
Sep
13
14
12
11% Jan
10
27 V* Feb
28
12
10
2 %
17
45% Dec
Sep
26
32% Feb
9
533'4
54
*53%
543/4
55%
56%
55%
56V4
56
56
51%
57%
57'A
573/4
56%
58
57
57%
3,300
57
573/8
44
44
44
44
*44
45
1
22 Va
22 Va
22'A
22%
22
22
12.50
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
104'A
104%
*104'A
•
2% Mar 15
3% Jan
11
57% Mar 13
69% Jan
9
N
*99
<
9,100
104'A
104%
104%
5%
5%
102
17
5%
93%
93
102
*99
5%
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22
% Oct
Aug
Feb
32% Feb
1
277A Apr
45% Dec
6,300
10,900
101
*98%
17 Va
16%
*104%
106%
69
69%
6 9'A
69 Va
69 Va.
70
69%
69%
1,700
33%
3334
34
33:%'
34
*33%
33%
2,900
19
18%
18%
19
*18%
18%
200
19%
20%
20%
20%
4,200
9%
6,500
*18%
20 Va
19%
19%
9%
9%
39%
*38%
*18%
20'A
20%
17
13,500
Jan
3
12% May
6% Nov 28
29% Nov
9%
9%
9%.
>38%
39^4
*39
393A
>39
39%
75
75
>75'A
80
*75'A
80
*75'/a
79%
200
15%
15%
3,100
9%
9%
No p».r
15%
16
16
16
18
16
15%
15%
53 %
53%
54%
54%
54 Va
54%
54
54'A
9%
*54
600
55
99 %
99 %
99%
99'A
>99%
*99 'A
100
130
10
30
30 Va
30'A
30%
30'A
30%
30 'A
30%
303A
31
4,700
50
29%
30
30'A
31%
32
33
32%
33%
32
3,200
36%
36%
32%
36%
18
17
17
Corp
100
100
*99'A
5
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
30%
36%
9.50
16%
16%
*16%
17'A
17'A
17 Va
*17%
No par
8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8:%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
100
:
ft
48%
49'A
49
51
56%
51%
49%
50%
50'/a
50%
Corp__
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10'A
10%
4,300
20,500
1
33%
3 4'A
32 %
33%
31%
32%
32%
33V4
32%
32%
7,100
2%
3,500
Co
Co
Gotham
Inc
1
I
20 % Oct
99 % Jan
29
2%
10
2%
2%
2%
2%
60 %
60
60 %
60'%
60'A
2%
2%
2%
61
61
61
2%
12
29% Jan
23
2
49 % Jan
24
19
Feb
10% Mar 20
preferred
No
Champlin Oil Si Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker
Cab
400
61
*60'A
1,000
Chemway Corp
6
9% Feb
26 % Mar 14
31% Jan
Chesapeake
12
69% Jan
Chesapeake Si Ohio Ry
8
£9% Mar 18
109% Nov 21
20
9
24'A Jan
16
20% Mar
31% Apr
27
29 % Jan
36% Dec
28
50
Apr
27
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
6
J.6% Nov
29
3 % %
110% Jan
1
23% Jan
10
Class
39% Jan
8
Chic
Mar 15
36
Jan
2
26% Jan
16
Feb
11
18% Jan
11
55% May 28
71% Jan
56
Mar 19
61 % Jan
14
21% Nov
21
31% Feb
22% Feb
12
28% Mar 20
27% Nov
19
46% Feb
30
Feb
25
36% Mar 20
75% Dec
44% Jan
30
35 % Dec
20
10% Jan
4
69% Feb
40
11
11
7 8'A Jan
43% Mar
33% Feb
12
37% Jan
14% May 22
13% Jan
10
19% Mar 22
7,
12% Nov
5
12% Oct
12 % Mar 21
12% Jan
9
51% Feb
9
69 % Mar
1
56% Jan
2
64
Jan
11
60
Jun
1
87
3
64'% Jan
28
77% Mar 13
24% Oct
25
28% Feb 25
94% Jan 31
26
Jan
5%
series
Chic
Si
5%
3
37% Jan
3
39% Dec 20
54
Jan
23
,12% Jan
30
26 >A Jan
2
4
87% Jan
8
55% July 10
39% Feb
12
29% July 10
102% Apr
47% Jan
39% Feb
6
50% Jan
12
4
44% Mar 22
Feb
12
15% Ju/i
18
102
Nov
2
104% Jan
18
102% Feb
5
102% Feb
5
30
Jan
9
42% Jun
29
.38% Feb
27
40% Jan
10
17%
Dec
27
93
Nov
20
-
46% May 24
185
73 V8
58
July 17
20% Mar 29
23% Jan
109
Jan
17% Mar
3
93% Jan
3
75% July 18
68% Jan
17% Mar
•
*
5
1
20
Jan
7
7
95% Jan
18
Jun
8
60
Jan
23
2
Dec
18
39
Nov
5
5
100
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
100
98% Dec
20
131% Mar
2
99
40%
Nov
29
62% Jan
9
41
Dec
19
94% Mar
5
78
Jan
3
13% Nov 21
23 % Jan
9
13% Feb
27% May 28
35% Dec
10
27
Jan
'
Jan
47
Dec
36% Dec
54
Nov
-50
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
pfd
100
56 Va
56'/a
56
56
56
56
56 3%
56%
56 Va
56'/a
No par
28
28'A
27%
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
21 Va
28'%
19,100
100
35
35%
35%
36%
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
20,800
5
A,
5
Chrysler Corp
28
Gas
&
4%
Cities Service Col
V
28
Pitts
91
*90
41%-'
42%
No par
10
_5
100
No par
5
11
33% Jan
2
50% Feb
28
6
Mar
69%
stock—50
39%
39%
*39%
19%
19%
19%
6tl %
67%
66%
50% Feb
3
5 % %
4%
2%
2%
41%
27
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
19
29% Jan
21
33% Jan
4
Class
Corp—No par
28
34% Dec
19
29 % Jan
21
33
Jan
4
Class
May 28
17% Aug
26% Jan
16
16% Feb
13
18
Jail
8
17% Dec
78
31
84% Jan
Aug 23
44% Nov
20
28 % Nov
1
16% Nov
21
38% Dec
17
18% Jan
15
76% Mar 22
78% Jan
12
48 % Jan
25
4
$4.25
20
69
68
4 l'A
130
103
103
*102
103'/a
103%
,
1,600
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r
105
*102
54
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54
102 3A
200
102V4
102
1,400
44%
6,200
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43%
27%
60
105
102'A
— —
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'
5,100
130
*78%
*52 Va
67%
*127
79%
*58
2,800
130
44%
*41
19%
130
Va
27%
70
20
19'A
6,300
79%
21 Va
250
40
2%
44
27%
4,000
70%
41%
80
27%
*39%
38%
100%
69 %■
68%
68%
44%
14%
38%
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2Vs
102%
14%
8,400
84
*41%
102%
14%
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2%
103
*800
43%
55%
207
*160
41%
103'A
*78'A
2,100
2%
103
*800
700
18
96'/a
4l3/8
105V2
102%
54
41
2%
130
.
19%
16,700
41'%
2%
129%
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44 Va
44 Va
10
*78 Va
80
15
143/8
14%
*143,8
14%
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27%
27%
27%
273/tt
27%
9,100
80
49
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49
*48%
49
*48 Va
49
42
42%
42%
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43
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43
16
60
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58
58
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60
58
58
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54
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54
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54
System—
2.50
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32
32%
32%
32%
32'A
32%
32 %
32%
32 %
32%
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31%
32
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
317
a
32%
3,400
No par
Inc
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17-3'8
17'A
17%
57,400
18
18%.
18%
18%
18%.
18%
18'A
18%
18%
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5,000
77
77
77
77
76%
76 Va
76 "A
76'A
150
45 Va
44%
44%
31%
4 4'A
43%
43%
431.4
44'A
4,400
x30%
31
31
31
5.000
5
common
par
*76%
No par
44%
No
preferredT
Columbian Carbon
Oo
*76'%
43%
,
7
Combustion
Engineering
Inc
50% Mar 21
Commercial
Credit
i
17,
Feb
12
19% Jan
11
Commercial
Solvents
39
Jan
2
100% Jan
8
31'/a
31%
30%
31
1
29%
30
29%
30 Va
29%
30%
30
30%
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49%
49%
49%
49:!4
50%
49%
50%
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50
17%
17'A
17
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
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Co
16,600
30
49%
1
Columbus Si Sbuthern
30% Jan
31
10
31% Mar 18
12
16
21% Mar 20
67%
60
Feb
3
67%
2%
! 41%
43
27
.
19%
1
17%
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*
90
105
*40%
39 Va
100
100
19%
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|
83
19%
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38%
100
80
100
207
40
130
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16-%
*102
18
96%
58%
*39%
130
800
69
57
40%
40 Va
49
46% Jan
28% Jan
3,000
61 Va
17
*39%
*58
18
Jan
163/4
61%
105
70%
*40
13
36% Mar 22
23,000
*69'A
*48
2nd
Columbia Gas System
11
43Va Mar 20
Feb
44%
61%
6 9'A
50
31% Dec
25
44% Oct
Apr
3
3
4*%
*100
39'A
39%
43%
1st pld
54
23
24% Sep
58
4,900
44 "
%
Ry com—luC
Southern
Broadcasting
Columbia
46%
.*94%
83
100
Va
*78 '/a
B
15 %
8
17%
\
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10
com
noncumulative
Columbia
2,700
90'A
44 3
40%
207
No par
No par
Co
A
22% Jun
4%
Mar 13
54
28%
90'A
44 Vs.
19%
41 Va
No par
noncumulative
Dec
28 Va
92
40 %
2'/a
41%
100
preferred_100
59
*80%
39%
69
96
*160
100
No par
preferred series B
Si
69
%
84
39
Si
Colorado
28%
44
43%
*102
17%
17%
207
*80'A
100
Ailcman Corp
Colorado Fuel Si Iron com—No par
6
58,400
16%
'
40-14
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60
>160
84
1
Internat'l
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
Collins
74%
60%
17 Va
105
40%
96
57%
57%
207
*80'A
69 %
(The)
25
56%
*160
613/8
16%
17%
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>
43%
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:
40%
17%
17%
96
No par
Co
16% Jan
Va
1
Coca-Cola
25
17%
39
;
22
73 Va
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,
'
61
16%
105
40%
40%
92
'43
61%
16%
1
>102
101
Si Co coin
Jan
20
753/a
27%
28'/a
44
42%
43
60
16'/a
%
Corporation
Cluett Peabody
40 Vu
*94
60'/a
105
38%
cumulative 2nd
43% Mar
100
16'A
4
42%
100%
gtd
4%
guaranteed
4%
59
100
59%
*102
43*
No par
50
7%
5
18
—15
•12%
com—_—_15
RR
Mar
11
900
733A
76%
28
90.
preferred—100
Ilium
Elec
Si
*58
62
74%
277/a
preferred
Clevue
76 %
42*
Equipment Co
St Louis Ry Co com
honcumulative preferred
$4.50
76
91
i
convertible
Cleveland
76 Va
2 8'/a
C Si
5%
*58
41 %
City Products Ooi;p___:
City Stores Co common
Clark
60
Va
91
City Investing Co common
5y2%' preferred
l.Z
%
*
60
*12
12'A
*28
10
%
4 'A
75%
12%
60
12'A
*55
100
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp
;
106
47% Mar 12
•
;—8.50
—%
preferred
preferred
39% Jan
28,300
Electric—
Common
1
7%
55
18%
1,100
1,200
8
50'A July 30
900
62
No par
Molybdenum
51% Mar 12
66% Apr
9
59% Feb 16
1,500
39'A
12 Va
Corp
46% Jan 14
32%
*58
Climax
82
32'A
*38%
*12'A
Clopay
3
Jan
No par
.
62
11
11
30
40
12 Va
Ceca-Cola
Feb
32%
39%
12%
11
11
39
32%
39
25
Jan
106% Jan
32%
39
31
32%
Co
Jan
2
32%
38%
600
1,000
21%
com
series
139
21
32%
x38%
31
39
noncuin
2% Feb
Feb~27
75
129% Mar 20
x32%
*28%
12%
70
Jan
31
32%
com
Pac
Western
Copper
20% Mar 13
141
21%
*28 Va
*28
1,400
7,500
102
12%
Chile
11
20
21%
21%
21'/a
>100
2,500
Feb
5
20%
101
4,500
Specitil
127% Sep
Del_50
99%
101
19%
4
44 % Mar
31
62
34
40% Feb
2
21%
*28
*99%
101
27
61%
.
73%
4
18
*20%
30 %
*99
26 3A
62
19%
39% Jan
12
21%
*23
Va
99
27%
33%
Cleveland
1% Jan
*20%
.
8
Va
8
*8
61%
*26%
73
6
60% Feb
99%
No par
com
100
8'/a
193/8
14
40% Jan
61%
8'/a
34'A
14
13
27
61 Va
8%
73%
|Jan
78% Aug 15
3% Jan 16
26%
61%
193/a
71% Feb
50% Jan
07
61%
8Va
33%
39% Jan
18
26%
61 Va
73'A
2
3
26%
61
19
5
24% Jan
3,200
8Va
26%
34 %
15
10
8%
8
1
25
7,600
73%
69 % Mar
Jan
8,000
12,600
18%
97% Jan
45 *
103/s
73 %
36% Feb
19
10
34
C
104
45
10%
73 'A
6
39% Dec
Jan
26%
44
10
34 Va
19
15
80% Mar 26
43% Jun
111
26
45'/a
10%
18%
14
26
26%
45
10
34%
23
31
26
45%
10'A
73
Jan
26
2 6 3/8
443/4
9%
19
Jan
Dec
26%
45%
26%
44%
34%
65
70
26 V»
73 "2
83
97% Dec
10
19
22
34 % Jun
98
34'/a
Mar 11
Jan.13
*97
73
21
May 28
103
98
9%
Chicago Pneumatic Too%
Jan
196
*97
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
53
16
30
;
800
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chickasha Cotton Oil
80
Oct
89% Nov
97
36
45%
50
preferred
Cincinnati
Dec
A
North
97
-•
5
Ry
Si
98
36
26%
preferred
Paul
*97
36
9%
40
Chic Milw St
98
•).'
36
.36%
44%
preferred
Western
36%
26%
A
Great
5%
363/4
1
common
Chicago Si East 111 RR
30% Mar 11
31%' Mar 15
convertible
*36
'
.
1
Va
of
3 6'A
*97
par
_
Corp
36 Va
■
1.25
Manufacturing
59 % Feb
21
17
87
No par
__•
6,200
,
$4.50
Jan
41
4
% Feb
28
Common
69% Nov
3
96% Jan
11
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
29
53% Jan
Jan
38
230
39%
,
No par
Chain Belt Co
8% Feb
12
7
2
25% Feb
5
31% May 24
19
93 % Jan
9
'7
120
5%
93%
93
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
1,840
106%
18%
75
14%
16%
18%
75
14%
93%
*99
17
33%
9%
14%
*104 '/a
33%
"38
400
14 Va
17'A
19%
-
22%
105%
33%
8
44%
*21%
105%
69%
■
44'A
22'A
105'/a
*104
'
44%
104'4
5%
102
16%
17'/a
107
69%
20
Co
Corp
Products
Aircraft
102
16%
270
105
44 7A
92%
93
*104
*21%
*
106
*104'/a
53/4
91%
,
104
106
5%
5%
92
*99
1
J—r
Pasco
Chadbourn
90%
No par
Elec
Sugar
Industries
de
5%
10
com
West
Violeta
Certain-Teed
2
3
8
,_7
■
105
104
100
of
Co
South
&
Cessna
43% Jan
4% Jan
75% May
28
64 % Jan
Aug
10 % Feb
5
4,200
1,100
preferred
RR
1,700
24%
Illinois Public Service,.
13% Jun
28
Georgia Ry
preferred series
4 % %
11*
12,700
3,800
24%
,
1
com__No par
B
IGO
% Jan
31.
23%
24%
Co
Co
15% Oct
23
41%
23%
24%
*
9
Nov
41'/a
23%
25
series A_100
Sugar
28
32
41%
23%
103
1
Nov
98'/* Dec
41'A
24
24%
100
% Feb
27% Jan
42'A
23%
102 Va
com
preferred
Illinois
42
24-3/4
__100
81
51
20%
102%
common
43
12
20%
24%
preferred
Celotex COrp common
14
21
100
preferred
Feb
17.
20%
102%
preferred
conv
21'A
10
Corp of Amer
25-
7%
233A
Shaies
22
.
24%
preferred
Celanese
8
42%
23%
Mar
50
Caterpillar Tractor
11
41%
Mar. 21
102 3'4
common
Jan
20%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
2434
preferred
108
21
Sales for
PRICES
-
Mar. 20
*102'A
1
Co
preferred
6V2V0 conv 2nd
6
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
No par
Light
7%
10
17% Jan
20
Steel
Corp
4'%%
Si
Carriers Si General Corp_
Case (J I) Co common
100'A Mar 13
12
65% Feb
Feb
Feb
5% Mar
96% Jan
17
Jan
14% Feo
3
Nov
Mar 21
105
AND
Tuesday
Mar .19
18
.
1
(The)
(Philip)
Par
8,100
5,400
22,600
'
100
Nov 29
4% Nov 23
44% Mar 19
101% Dec
6
8% Mar 16
13% Dec
31
18
Jan
4
15
28
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 26
42% Nov
5
15
Dec
Jan
13
"
Feb
42% Mar
11
14
6 % Jan
4
14' '4 Mar 18
8
34% Feb
1
Feb
17
104
-
14% Jan
7
Jan
14
39% Jan
8
17
16% Dec
27
23% Mar 19
14% Feb
27
18
Jan
10
44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
43% Feb
26
45 % Jan
3
100
Nov
29
110% July 17
36% Mar 12
26% Oct
1
15% Dec
31
18 %
15
28
21% Apr
Dec
May
102
■
Jan
3
$5
Consol
14
Consolidated
16
15% Jan
2
16
Va;
14 %
*353a
16%
of N Y com—No par
44%
45%
44%
104 %
104 Va
No par
preferred
Industries
Electronics
4
Consolidated
Laundries
43% July 25
39% Feb
12
43% Jan
10
Consolidated
Natural Gas
Nov
26
39% Feb
11
58
Jan
23
Consol RR of Cuba
1% Sep
28
14% Jan
9
3Vs Jan
17
JConsolidated
43% Dec
18
51% Mar 13
49% Jan
14
Consuthers Power Co
9 '64 Mar 12
Decl9
112
Jan
3
93 % Jan
2
93
Dec
109% Feb
1
93% Jan
2
18
82% Dec 31
103% Jan
nz
Mar
101% Jan
101 % Jan
7
.
Common"
22
$4.50
22
$4.52
4
84% Jan
2
95'A Feb
11
18% Dec
28
23
.Sep
18
17% Jan
16
19% Jan
4
88
19
104
Jan
11
89
36% Jan
18
29% Jan
$4.16
Dec
28% Nov 28
99
Dec
31
106% Jan
39% Feb
-
10
56% Aug
102% Mar
83
Dec 27
111% Dec
Per
12
117% Nov
fern no tea
oaee
Mar ;8
2
20
99% Jan
-2
3
42% Feb
It
8
83
5
26.
Jan
108% Jan
3
18
92
Jan
25
33% Mar 22
104'% Mar 22
48
Jan
4
$5 50
$3.75
Mar 12
$4.50
Co'com
preferred
Can
preferred
conv
2nd
Inc
com
5'/8
51/4
5%
5'A
5%
5 Va
5 "a
900
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
I334
13%
2,600
14%
14%
143 a
14%
36
36%
36%
36 Va
600
16%
16%'
17
17
17'A
4,800
45
44%
4434
44%
44-34
44%
44%
12,900
104%
103%,
104%
104
*32 3s
15%
16
16
42%
♦44 Va
2%
2 Va
45%
45%
2
45%
18%
89
89%
32%
32%
32%
104 Va
104 Va
*104'%
10
44%
4 5'A
91
91
116'
96
116'
18'A
*89
44'%
*90
*116
2,600
1534
10034
4
96
18%
18%
18%
£9%
89%
32%
325«
23
104'%
45'
92
'
117%
16
400
41 %
42
9,600
48%
*46%
45%
i'g
98 3
101
90
105
*15%
42%
*45%
104%
45
45%
96
90
>116
2
1%
45 %
n*
*98
*95
96
.
1534
42'A
16
a
a
18 %
1,700
15%
2
2
45%
'14
983^
100'/a
5>
32
15%
46 r
%
*9434
31 %
15%
42 %
32
98
32%
46
100 Va
98%
100%
a
15%
42%
"
1,700
105
32:l
15%
42%
a
10
98%
*94%
*15%
105
33
47
2%
453^
3,800
14%
15%
16
100
16%
32%
42%
■
36
14%
*35%
104%
48
40
16 %
141a
36
15:%
109%
No par
preferred
100
101%
32%
No par
No par
No par
100
5
*10074
104%
No par
—__•
40%
101%
15%
16
11.400
Va
101'/a
33
12 Va
40%
40%
101 Va
15%
*44
40
40%
*10034
40%
102
33
11/64
.
preferred
Baking
Continental
No par
com
of America>,
:
Continental
92% Feb 15
118
Corp
5
10
pfd
rights
Common
4%
Corp_
100
Stores Inc—1
Retail
preferred
preferred
preferred
Container
6%
1
1.33 %
Corp
Foods
44
92~
*13%
14%
10
Mar 12
13%
16%
19
1% Mar 21
*13%
35%
Jan
45
5%
16%
34% Jan
.
5 Va
14%
23
Jan
8
5'
35%
ConsoJ Edison
23
x40%
♦10034
•
Cigar Corp
Consolidated
23
16
40%
102%
40%
*102
Coppermines Corp—5
Consolidated
Jan
21
com__25
cumul
Jan
2
14% Feb
Co
preferred ___—100
Conae Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
4.64%
35% Jan
107
30 % Jan
9
Edison
Commonwealth
117%
:i2
45%
11/64
1 7a
451.4
rA
100
48'A
7.100
2
45%
11,000
11/64
403,100
98%
98%
98'4
99%
*99%
100%
97
*94
560
98%
98%
'95
1834
*89
18%
90
18%
*89
_
560
95 %
18%
90
12,500
50
3274
33 Va
33%
33%
2,600
104%
104%
104 %
104%
60
45%
8,600
44%
*90
116
4
5'A
92
117%
443A
*90
116 "a
92
116%
40
300
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1398)
NEW
STOCK
YORK
Year 1 fK>t»
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22
15
28Va Oct
19
£8% Apr
9% Jun
6
15% Jan
7
Feb
45
6
9
11
Sep
53^ Dec
'
8
12
26% Jan
7
Jan
22
20
22% Feb
43
t
•
14
2
53% Mar
7
12%,Mar
Jan
2
54% Feb
27
62
34 % Feb
12
28
513/4 Jan
Mar 20
33:% Feb
i
34Ye Jun
"i
25 Va Jan
23
58
Dec
20
24% Jan
Nov"l5
70
41
45%
% Dec
41% Jan
2
Continental
Steel Corp
21
67% Feb
27
12
43V'a Jan
8
33% Dec
14
28% Feb
11
33% Feb
27
20
52
Jan
31
51
Jan
22
52% Jan
31
66
Dec
13
59 % P'eb
15
66% Feb
27
8
27% Jan
14
21% Mar
56
14
34%
35 Ye
34%
34%
6 4 Ye
64
64 3'8
3 7 Ye
37 Yz
Copperweld 8teel Co common
K
5 Vo
conv
preferred
__50
6%
conv
preferred-————50
32 Ye
321'2
32%
32%
32 Ye
32%
32%
32 Ye
*50%
52 %
*50%
52 Ya
*51
52
51
*64
66 %
*64
66
*64
66
65 %
23%
23 %
5
57% Feb
13
69% Jan
2
19
85% Jan
23
89
Jan
3
3 Ya %
Jan
25
93
Jan
8
94% Jan
8
32 Y« Feb
24
28
Feb
11
5
155
Jan
2
19% Jan
Electric
1
Corp
3 % %
23% Aug 27
6 V'4 Jah
3
Corning Glass Works
Corn
4
*86 Yz
88
93 Ya
*93 Ye
95 Ye
40
30 Ye
29%
30 Ye
29Ye
30 Ye
29%
30 Yz
30 Ye
30%
17.800
1%
preferred
10o
Cosden
42% Mar 26
31 % FCb
12
36% J-an
4
Crane Co common
80 'Jan
15
86
18;
97 Ya Mar
7
•
Mar 14
4.100
69
88
Coty
Coty
Dec
200
Ya
3
79
50
x
1.800
93
2
4
67 3 4
67Vt
23%'
93%
7
Dec
67 %
88
237/e
.
93%
2% Jan
33
68 %
68
*86 Yz
-23-%
4,500
—
94 Ya
6:% Jan
4
87
65%
"93 %
22% Mar
5!
68
87
,
52 Yz
94%
13
■'
67 3 4
23Ye
...
32%
65 Ye
7.900
9,800
<
■
87
27
3
67 Ye
.23 Ye
23
32%
*50%
65 Ye
51
>
700
63%
381/4,;
Ve
*85%
21
5
67%
V
,
*93%
Feb
25
24
62%
37
.
_100
2 % Feb
30
0
common
23%
12,600
preferred series of 1947.100
Products Refining common-10
preferred
Hay 29
Oct
5'% Sep
2 Ye Dec
35 Yz
38 Ye
*
4,300
7 Ye
35 Vz
36 Ya
Jan
Mar
7
58
63%
..
5.000
53
57%
63 Ye
'j
23%
35%
*35 Va
2,200
12%
58
36%
99
164
35%
*35
7 Ye
7
57 Yz
36
99
I8OV4 Mar
53
58
56 Ya
56%
*23
53 Ye
63 V'4
87 Va «pr
20
V"-'
56 V»
23 Yz
53
7 Ye
7
7 Ye
7Va
7 Ye
55
*23
36
Dubiller
Shares
12%
53 Ya
53 Ye
64
Cornell
the Week
23 Ye
*23
;
53 Ye
12 Ye
12%
36
5
7
23%
52 34
12%
12%
6234
29
152% Dec
Mar. 21
6
26
30 3 4 Mar 22
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 22
Thursday
6
Dec
20
PRICES
Mar. 20
13
"23
52%
7%
5
13
2334
52%
1
Delaware-....
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
60% Nov
27% Jan
*23
25
Motors
Oil
13
12%
5
Continental
94 V2 Jun
1;
preferred
Insurance
Continental
89
Si
.-2
14
31
40Ye Mar 12
convertible
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 19
18
Monday, March 25, 1937
St eel
22
23
Dec
5%
Continental
Mar
AND
Tuesday
Monday
,
Per
common
Jan
54 y4 Jan
23
Copper
Industries
734 Jan
49% Apr
0
STOCK
YORK
Continental
16 Ye Oct
12% Feb
LOW
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
.
.
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
Petroleum
Corp
Inc
International
33A%
160
160
*160
1
5%
5%
1
_23
2%
2%
33%
33 Ye
100
*84%
'
Corp
_
preferred—
90
Ye
33%
*84%"
160
160
*160
100
130
163
21 Ye
21%
21%
21Ya
5%
53a
53e
5Yz
5%
5 Vz
2 Ye
2 Ye
2 Ye
2 Ye
2 Ye
*2 V8
5Vz
2%
33%
Y% 33%
34
33%
34 Ve
33%
34%
90
*84'/a
90
*28%
29
22
*5%
2
163
*160
162
21%
22
21 %
1
*
30
*86%
-
2134
*84 Yz
•
22
■
*84%
90
8.600
800
500
■'*
10,300
90
f
28 Ve Oct
22
30Ye Jan
3
23% Jan
14% Dec
19
16
Dec
4
14
11% Dec
11
18% Feb
2b
35Ya Feb
23
28 % Dec
7
50 Ve Nov
23
91
Dec
27
14
Jan
13
13% Jan
14 Ye
10
11
18
$2
27
57
Jan
11
2
100
Feb
18
31'a Feb
16
Crucible
23
Cuba RR 6%
22% Feb
5
27% Jan
16
9% Feb
12
■
84% Aug 20
10
10
V« Jan
3
40
Feb
13
3
7% Jan
18
9
9% Sep 14
633/4 July 19
53:% Feb
12
60
Feb
11
8
Jan
2
31% Jan
2
2
Curtis
56% Mar
20
21
Nov
19
19 34
Jan
17
21% Feb
4934 Nov
28
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
U
33% Feb
14
49 Va Nov
28
38% Feb
12
47
Jen
11
Nov
19
53% Feb
12
64
Jan
11
Oct
65
1
Publishing
Curti8-Wrlgm
30
51
51%
98%
30
*98%
Ye
28%
15
15
12
11
■
51%
*30
50%
98'%
*
99
*98%
99
30%
12.100
99
—
30%
303e
30%
30 Ye
3034
30 Ye
31
26
25%
26%
26%
27
26%
2 6 Ve
22%
23 3 2
22%
23%
23
23%
23 Va
23%
23
23 Ye
4.200
10%
10 Ye
10%
10 Ye
10 Ye
10%
10
10
Ya
10
10
3,900
100
61 Vz
.
61 %
*61
83«
*8 Ye
31%
*31%
1
9%
10%
No par
No par
54
54
*61
62
8%
31%
10
8%
10
'53%
8%
8%
55
610
200
613'e
700
8Ya
10%
10
Ye
10
55
55
Ye
55
8%
900
10
32
3lYz
Ye
10%
27,200
54
31 Ya
*54
23,700
31 %
8%
32
10%
Ye
61%
02
*61
62
Ye
8
32
32
Vz
54%
21
21
21
21
203e
20%
"20%
20%
*20%
1
41 %
41 %
41 Ye
41%
41%
42%
41 Ye
42%
41%
1
41%
41%
41
41%
42
42
41%
42
41
10
55 Ye
56
55 Ye
55%
55 3/4
5 6 Ye
54%
55
54
1
—
800
51%
*98 Ye
30 Ve
2.50
Inc
4,200
26
5
Class A
12,300
30%
51 Ye
51 Ye
<800
.
*
11 Ye
30%
10
common
Cutler-Hammer
%
*30
30 Yz
51 %
*30
99%
15
11
28 Ye
15 Ye
29
29
'
Ye
26
*25 Ye
common
prior preferred
Prior preferred $1.60
25
23
30
52
5
$4
8
12
30
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Mar 11
15 Ye
12
51%
Cuneo Press Inc
11
15
12 Ye
100
6
9
15%
12%
30
pfd
28
65% Jan
29
1434
12%
*9814
Arner— 12.50
Feb
2
263/4 Jan
53
Co of
noncum
33% Jan
20
28
Jan
29
15
12%
5
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 % % preferred
11
19% Dec
.
Steel
29
15
29
No Dar
Corp com
preferred
Jan
2.50
common
No par
ZeJlerbach
38% Jan
u
—1.
Seal
preferred
$4.20
32
52% Oct
i
(The)
—
&
2
Jan
19
6Ye Jan
'
Wheat Corp
Corp
Cork
Crown
Jan
7
May
of
Crescent
Feb
774 Nov
Dec
Cream
Crown
50% Feb
31 Ye Dec
65
8
37
92
29
29% Mar 12
73/4 Jan
7
15% Mar
27
3
Feb
23Ya July 25
25% Dec 26
14% May 28
29% Jan
31
2
69% Apr
104
2
Jan
11% Feb
51%
52
53
54 y4
543i
54 Yg
54 Ye
557/e
85
85
*85
11%
11%
Ye
500
20% '
42 Ye
800
22,500
41%
2,300
54
Ye
2,300
55 Ya
6,200
D
47 % Oct
56Va Nov
23
49Y2 Feb
Feb
24
79% Jan
7
17% Mar 19
1
10 Ya Feb
12
Jan
18
12% Jan
25
13
Dec
21
96
11 Va Dec
31
4% July 16
6% May 21
17 % May 21
30% Dec
12
29% Jan
79
12% Dec 27
22
5
Jan
56
Dana
8
86% Mar
1
12Ye Jan
9
6% Feb 27
Mar
100
Mills Inc
5
Jan
16
43
Ye Feb
13
49
Jan
2
76% Dec
19
96
Jan
4
80
Jan
2
86
Mar
4
83
Sep
27
95 Vz Mar
6
81
Jan
9
86
Feb
81
Dec
12
99
Feb
1
82
Jan
4
86
Mar
20 % Jun
9
29
Sep 25
21
Feb
12
12% Dec
18
13 Ye J«n
2
25% Oct
8
3474 Jan
3
27% Feb
27% Dee
5
35% Feb
Power & Light common
Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc
25
Nov
Stores
Davton
34
50
16% Mar 12
common
preferr&i Berles A
River
Davega
1
May 16
24
2
44 Ye Jan
3
Corp
3Ye%
Dan
•
2.50
20
84
"83%
84
*83%
"83
85
*83
84
86
86
86
*86
88
21 Ye
21Ye
21Y4
21%
21%
21 y4
21 Ye
2IV4
3,400
Jan
24
Decca Records Inc
50c
15%
15%
15 Ya
15Va
15 V4
15%
15%
15 Ya
15
15 V'4
6,500
14
Deere
293/4
30%
30 V'4
10,500
16
11
31Y4 Jan
&
Co
common
10
23
38% Jan
28
33% Jun
25
38 Ye Dec
14
37% Jan
2
Nov
7
79
26
61 % Jan
11
14VaFeb
6
24% Dec
18
17
26 % Feb
9
43 Y4 Dec
12
20
30 Ye
30
V4
30
30 Ye
30 Ye
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29
29 Ya
*29 V'4
29%
27%
27%
27%
27 Ye
28%
28
28 y4
27
Ye
28%
3,000
5C
38 Ye Jan
Mar 18
37
Jan
38
Feb
8
51% Feb
13
21
41 Ye Jan
2
preferred
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Ye
19%
2.400
44
44%
44
44
44%
45Y4
45 y4
45 V'4
45
46
4,900
39
39 %
39
39%
39%
39%
3.400
39 Ye
39%
Ye
39%
6,200
:
Hudson
Denv & Rio
Western
13.50
Orande West RR.No par
39Ye Jan
29
Detroit
Edison
65
Jan
23
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
22% Jan
2
20
Detroit Steel Corp
41
Mar 20
39
Jan
31
573/4 Jan
2
De
1
Vllt»lss Co
11
40
31
60% Aug 13
23
44Ye Apr
35 Y4 Jan
Feb
12
17
31% Jan
11
33% Mar 15
23 y8 Oct
19
20% Ffeb
21
23 Ye Jan
24
16% Feb
23
Jan
2
15 Ye Jan
14
29% Feb
21
34 Ya Jan
14
9% Mar 14
11 Ya Jan
24
Raynolds
Diamond
Alkali
Diamond
37 Ye Mar 13
class A
Match
Co
10
53 V4
53%
41
38
53%
52%
35
35
35
35
33 Ve
33%
33%
33%
22%
22%
"22%
22 y4
1s*217/b
21%
50c
14 Ye
14 Va
14 Ya
14 Ya
14%
14%
14 Ye
14%
14 Ye
14%
800
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
29%
29 Ye
293/4
29 Ye
29 Y4
30%
30 Ye
30 y4
29 Ye
30%
6,500
Divco-Wayne
1
9%
9%
9 Ye
9%
9%
9%
*9%
10
*9 Ye
10
1,000
58%
6,000
Corp
Mar 15
Dixie Cup Co
comjnon
No par
591
conv preferred series A
50
2
Dobeckmun Co
9
10 Ye Jan
IIY4 Jan
14
Dr
16 Ye Mar 21
12% Jan
14 Ye Jan
15
Dome
91
61% Mar 15
72% May 28
95% Sep
14
75 Ye Mar 12
Jan
14
18Ya Dec
3
23 Ye Dec
21
20% Jan
23
24% Jan
29
Jan
10
57
V* Feb
12
67
Douglas
Dover
Dow
61 Ya
74
60
60%
*74
59%
59%
58 Ye
Aircraft
Co
*72
77
77
*72
77
26 Ve
26%
*26 V4
26%
26 V'4
26 Ye
♦26
26 V'4
300
103,4
10 3/4
IOY4
103 4
10%
10%
10%
10 Ya
lOYa
10 Va
1,100
13 Ye
13%
13Ye
14Y4
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14
8,200
76
76%
*70
77 V4
76%
77%
77 Va
77%
79 Ya
78 Ya
80%
1
22
22 %
22
22%
23 Ye
23%
23
233/e
23
23 Y4
5
58 %
59%
58 Ya
58%
58 Ye
58%
58
58%
57 Ya
583,8
18,000
Industries
Dresser
50c
50
51%
52 Ve
53%
53 Ve
54%
53
53 Ye
53 Ya
53%
31,500
50% Dec
31
42 Ye Feb
12
55 Ye Jan
8
21% Feb
3
17% Jan
2
18% Jan
28
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
lOYz Jun
14
11
2
12
Jan
15
Dun hill
6% Oct
1
1
9
Jan
4
Vz
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Ye
18
17%
18
17%
17%
11%
11%
11Y4
11V4
11%
11%
llVi
11Y4
*10%
11 %
500
*73/e
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/4
73/4
734
2,500
Nem
179%
18034
13,300
*109 Ye
109 3 4
*
Apr
121% Feb
5
176 Ye Mar
1
192 Ya Jan
2
28
8
178%
179%
6
179%
104% Jan
181 y2
I8OY2
181%
4
1093/4 Jan
25
Preferred
$4.50
series
26
No par
99 Ya Jan
1093/b
109 Ye
3
*109%
109%
109%
83 Va Jan
109 %
8
89Ya Feb
1
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
"88
34 Ye Jan
88%
88 %
88%
2
*88 y4
36Ye Mar 18
36 v4
36%
363,8
36%
43
43%
Dec
11
DecM8
De<*T6
46
2
$3.75
43 Ya Jan
3
49 Y2 Jan
29
$4.15
4
49
24
4%
39
29
46
Jan
52% Jan
8
44% Feb
Jan
150
7
Jan 31
44
Ya Dec
19
12
46
Ya Jan
18
48% Jan
29
47
Nov
14
Feb
24
50
Jan
22
50
22
14% Jun
5
17% Jan
11
14 % Jan
3
36% Peb 17
48Ya Dec
5
40% Feb
12
Jan
16YeJan 10
181
180
*109 Ye
109Y4
89
*88
88
36 Ye
36 Ya
3634
*43 Ye
43%
preferred—
4.10% preferred—
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp.
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43 Ya
*43
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49.
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49
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49
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49
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50
4.20%
36 Ys
50
.
36 Ye
50
preferred
400
200
88
50
preferred
42% Jan
89
10
common
preferred
6
Feb
54
Duquesne Light Co
18
53 Ya Mar
52 Ya Jan
54
Common
Jan
600
(E I) 8c Co—
83 Ya Dec
43
6,600
,1
102% Dec
44
10,700
No par
International
Duplan Corp
du Pont de
27
100
75
26%
Co
Chemical
23
Feb
700
No par
No par
Ltd
44% Nov 20
50
58 Y4
59 Ye
500
*26 %
Corp
2
74
3.100
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20
53
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28
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28
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35
38 Ya
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24 y2 Feb
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53 Ye
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22 Ye
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39
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41
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23
29
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41
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41
40%
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39 Ya
65
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17%
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2
26
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39
39%
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3,300
25
common
$1.50 cumulative preferred
Dec
Jan
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39%
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40%
Nov
5
17
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38%
65
38%
26% Dec
82% July
39 Ya
*40
62
57
39
39 y4
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49
12Ya Nov 29
39
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2
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
&
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15
Apr
43 Va Jan
Devoe
30%
29%
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Power & Light Co
Jan
7%
30 Ye
20
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Delaware
Apr
50
21 %
25
13
50
-
88
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7
140
83 Ya
83
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21
25
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10
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88
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47
29
83%
84
84
84
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100
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13
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9
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14
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6
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8
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19
43 Ye Feb
39
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26 Ye Feb
12
47
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7
4
Eastern
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11
Eastern
Corp
303/4 Mar 13
32% Mar
5
80
8IY4 Mar
5
Mar 12
prior
29 Ye Jan
23
17
41% Feb
13
53% Jan
3
Eastern
75% Jan
23
100% July 17
813/4 Feb
13
90 Va Jan
4
Eastman
170
Mar 12
54% Dec
Dec
18
Apr
12
158 Y4 Feb
28
51% Jan
23
66
Oct
29
28
64% Jan
14
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22 Ye Nov
30
30
Jan
3
23 Ye Mar 21
27 Ye Jan
14
Edison
773/4 Mar 15
81
Jan
11
4
34 V4 Mar 14
40
Jan
16
Ekco
90
4
90
Feb
4
1
21V2 Jan
150
150
55% Feb
Dec
17
94
Jan
10
35 Ya Nov
26
50
Jan
3
Nov
15
106
16% Jan
30
21 Ye Dec
18
32 Ya NOV
29
41% Jan
5
30 Y» Feb
11
2% Nov 28
4 Ye Jan
3
3YsJan
2
3Y4 Jan
Feb
8
35 Ye Mar
2
14 y8 Jan
74
90
May 16
Feb
18 Ya Mar
32%
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11
Dec
27
17% Mar 20
11 Ye Jan
21% Jan
34
Nov
20
31
9
38 Ye Mar 13
11
1
6%
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*
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Elliott
National
34% Dec
13
30 Ye Feb
6
363/4 Jan
17
12
50
Jan
30
47 Ve Jan
3
49% Jan
18
5%
10
57 Ya Dec
533/4 Mar 14
61
L'l
5%
conv
29 Ye Dec
27
31% Dec
28
29% Jan
15
333/4 Jan
23
28 Ye Feb
13
25 Ye Oct
31
30%
5% Dec
31
13% Jan
19% Dec
20
21 Ye Nov
317/e Oct
87
Nov
1
23
25% Jan
11
19% Dec
31
70
Dec
7
5«
Dec
Sep" 12
3
27
34% Mar
9
98
5
29 Ve Mar 21
53/4 Mar
8
19% Feb
15
32% Feb
31 Ye Mar 20
327/a Jan
6 Ye Jan
21
Jan
El
Co
Class
Emerson
14
Emerson
7
32
31%
32%
31 Ye
31%
31 Yz
32
8,200
80 Yz
81 Ye
81
813/4
81 Ya
81 Yz
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81 Ye
760
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4534
48%
48%
49 Ye
48 Yz
48 Ye
48%
50 Ve
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85
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151 Yz
2
1
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94 Ya
35%
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79
79
79
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19
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18 Ye
19
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37 Ye
31%
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34 Ye
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33
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323/4
33
33
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50
50
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55 Ya
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55%
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57
55%
57
31 Ye
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31
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29 y4
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29 Ye
30%
4
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293/4
30
29 Ya
293/4
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53%
6
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32
58,400
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30 Ye
29%
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26,200
29 Va
29 Ye
29%
29%
1,600
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5%
31 Ye
5%
53/e
57/e
4,200
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20%
1,500
33 Va
20
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33%
33 Ye
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33 Ya
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86
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30
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19
18 3/e
187/e
19
75
75
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76 Ya
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65
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65
8.50
18Y2 Feb
12
20 Ye Jan
7
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86
71 3/4 Jan
3
77
Feb
1
59
7
62
Feb
28
preferred series A
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53/4
700
32 %
20 Ya
RR
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29
Ye
183/4
100
75
75
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18 Ye
76 Yz
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65
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65
*20
100
57
20%
.10
Equitable Gas Co.
Johnson
29%
7,200
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Co
100
1,400
94 Yz
19
3
&
79
35%
37 y4
12
50
Gas
35%
35 Ye
.50
Electric
Radio
*78%
11%
7
79
11%
31 Ye Feb
*>■
35 Yz
*90
-10
preferred
preferred
5%
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.15
2
Eric
35
94%
34 Ye
27 Y4 Jan
Jan
5,300
3%
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
2
1,800
23%
34 V8
14
Tillv IP
58 Ye
23%
34
34 Ya Mar 15
Feb
57%
23%
151
34
89 y4 Jan
12
58%
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150 Ye
33 Ye
15
4%
58
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152
10
common
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Endlcott
58
23 Yz
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84
57%
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152
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1
shares
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23 Ya
151
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78
78
35
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100
57 Yz
24
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(The)
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152
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common.
B
3
31 Yz
81
45
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Paso
31%
81
84 y4
preferred
13
1,100
31 Ye
1,000
20,000
44 Ya
Electric Storage Battery
20
28%
100
Auto-Lite
Apr
40
28%
5
Stop Nut Co.
44 Ya Feb
47
39Ye
28%
_100
Co
Electric
Elgin
397/e
28%
*44%
-10
preferred
Electric
31
39 Ye
28 34
Corp
preferred
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39%
2834
100
Bros Stores
Products
44%
39 %
283/4
Ye
common
steel
Co
Manufacturing Co
Y» %
44 Ye
39%
28 Ye
100
preferred
4 Ya %
45
39 Ye
28 Ye
10
preferred
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45
39%
28 Ye
1
—
..
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com
4Ya%
45
39
10
Eagle-Plcher Co
513/4 Jan
29 Ya Jan
20 Ye
20
86
86
33 Ye
86
1,200
86
30%
31 Ye
31 Ye
31 Ye
10.700
18%
19
19
19 Ye
5.500
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76%
300
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65
33
•
1
Ya
33
Ye
2)0
Volume
185 r Number
5623
r*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1399)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Kan;e for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
NSW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Pmt
20% Dec
4
29% July 17
22% Feb
13
25% Jan
3
Evan*
5
24
20
20
Mar 23
14% Feb
5
16VsJan
4
Eversharp Inc
i
15%
62% Jan 23
96
Aug
85% Mar 12
93 % Jan
10
Et-^Uo Corp
3
86
Mar 12
44% Feb
21
*43
44
2
43
SS%lto7
1
ljOVa Dec
59% Dec
26
55% Feb
15% Jan
15% Nov
15
20
12
15 Va Feb
16
25% Mar
6
22% Jan
Jan
17
Pmlrbaaka Morse <fc Co.
24
Palrchlld Engine dc
11
F ajar do
16% Jan
13
Palstail Brewing Corp
23% Feb
26
Family
54% Jan
10
7% Jan
22
68% Sep
20
75% Mar
14
5%
Panstsel Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp
———
7
Feb
53% Dec
2
5% Dec
10% Jan
2
12% Feb
17
12
44% Feb
11
Jan
17
7% Jun
7
Jan
2
Oct
10
14% Dec
27
13% Feb
12
5
55
Dec
27
51% Feb
14
56
fi%
Aug 17
Feb
14
38% Jan
6
31%Jaa 11
13% Feb 23
24% Dec
29% Feb
1
36% May
7
32
Feb
18% Dec
4
21% Sep 10
37% Mar 14
19
Mar
30% Dec
26
Dec
3
8'
36
18
10% Jan
22% Jan
11
Federal
24
Federal
Paper
20% Jan
31
31V* Jan
4
Federated
6
9% Jan
2
Felt Ac
*
Board
cumulative
4&%
21
8% Feb
Electric
Pacific
35% Jan
5
27% Jan
1
Dept
15%
16
16
861/4
87
87
87
37%
87%
44
44
44
44
*43
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23%
44
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55%
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56%
57
10%
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13%
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1,400
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57
56
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88
16
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2
preferred
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13
58%
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5
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15%
16
13%
23%
50
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24%
56
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pfd 1953 series—.50
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24
16
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2
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24%
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Mar. 22
15%
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9
Jan-
;
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Friday
Mar. 21
87
20
Finance
PRICES
Mar.
24%
24%
55 Va
_No par
Airplane Corp.l
Co—
11
18% Mar 12
9
Sugar
Corp common
preferred series B
15% Mar 14
49% Jan
10
issued"
16
7
21% Oct
Apr
"when
com
12 % Jan
65
18
7
10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
31
3-
New
Co
SALE
HIGH
Thursday
19*
Mar.
Mar. 18
15% Jan
A Nil
Tue^dav
Monday
EXCHANGE
Products
RECORD
LOW
34%
*19
29%
100
58
*19
1,400
34%
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100
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30
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7,500
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13,900
15 Va
34
19'/4
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26
26% Mar 21
25%
25%
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
26
29
31% May
1
39% Mar 23
25
26 % NOV
27% Feb
27
31% Jan
10
Ferro
„i
27%
27%
27 %
27%
28
28 %
28 %
28Va
28%
28%
1,400
29% Nov
29
43
27% Feb
12
32
14
Fibrebo&rd Paper Prod com—No par
2J%
30
Va
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,100
Oct
1
135
103%
*103 V*
103'A
103%
*103
44% Nov 29
61
25
Aug 14
100
26% May
'•
May
•
May
1
Mar 26
1
Feb
98
103% Mar 11
7
56% Mar 21
1
30% Feb
26 Va Jan
3
53
Nov
19
91% Jun
27
54% Feb
12
68
Feb
10
98
Dec
26
83% Mar 15
101% Nov
14
106% Jan
16
47
Dec
21
61
10% Jan
3
Dec
Filtrol
2
Firestone Tire
8
Feb
Mar 12
51% Jan
23
27
10% Feb
11
12% Jan
4
7
34'A Feb
12
39% Mar 19
91'A F eb
18
94
47
Corp
4%%
Feb
21
14'/a Jan
10
Co
47 Va
3,600
10%
38%
lO'/a
10%
38 Va
38 V*
10%
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10%
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97
*94
13
*12%
1,500
38%
38%
96
6,600
97
13
13
52
51'/a
52
46%
46%
46%
6,100
1
39
39%
39%
39 V*
39
39 %
39%
39%
39%
40
2,500
pfd ser of *51—15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
10
3%% convertible preferred
100
3%% preferred
100
*88
*120
128
*120
128
*120
125
122
122
90
90
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
90%
90%
30
5
59
59%
59
59%
58%
59 %
58%
59
58
58 Va
31,600
2
17 %
17 V*
17'/a
17%
17
17
%
16%
17
16%
16%
14,200
Corp
10
37%
38
37 Va
38 %
38
381
37%
38
37%
38
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
No par
13'/?
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12
11%
11 %
11%
11%
18
3
Food Fair Stores Inc common
83% Dec
10
88
Jan
11
90
Florence Stove Co
Light
*12%
Co„No par
$4.20 div cum
Mar 13
13
7.7
July
6
53
Feb
12
62% Jan
2
109.
Feb
13
159
Jifly
6
111
Feb
4
128% Jan
3
82
Nov
30
100
Mar
5
84% Jan
3
91
51% May 28
63% Mar 12
54% Jan
2
59% Mar 19
16% Dec
27
21 Vs Jan
16
I
Ford
Motor
Co
Foremost Dairies Inc
8
24
41% Apr
18
35% Feb
13
42 Va Jan
3
8% Feb
24
13% Nov
28
11 % Jan
2
15Va Jan
10
11% Dec
31
13% Mar 12
11% Feb
11
12 Vs Jan
3
78
July 18
971/4 Mar 20
86
Jan
24
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
16
Jan
2
16% Jan
9
Froedtert
Corp
22
Dec
11
19% Feb
20
24'A Jan
8
Fruehauf
Trailer
14
49%
46%
43% Jan
6% Dec
48%
51%
U
Foster-Wheeler
Freeport
4%
14
Sulphur
*87
90
%
58
%
Co
common
13%
12
12
10
1
Co
13 Va
106
107
*11%
i
90
*88
90
58%
59%
59
59%
*88
90
59%
2,000
58%
59%
4,300
'40
121
121
13
4,800
13%
1,300
12
600
105
*11%
6,600
106
107%
104
106%
104
1041/4
104
16 Va
*16
16 Va
*16
16%
*16
16'%
*16
16%
100
21%
21%
34.000
74
1
Va
16 Va
100
preferred
*87
90
59%
59
1
Francisco
107'A Mar 18
Jan
1
48V4
*12%
35% Feb
80
13
20
47 Va
10 %
*92
|
3,800
46%
62
73% Mar 21
96
8,100
86%
103%
48
38%
10%
39%
*92
59%
86%
*102'/?
51 Va
12
Mar 29
10%
37%
38 Va
06
58 Va
86%
103%
51%
Dec
94
47%
58%
85%
46%
&
4
47%
58 Va
*102%
86
103 Va
47%
Corp
Power
79% Oct
*102%
51%
Power
Floridc
23
85 ■%
103%
85
*
10%
10%
37 %
85%
102 %
47%
47%
*92
59 %
58%
59 Va
58%
84%
103 V?
47
Florida
4
38% Apr
59 %
k
51 Va
8
30% Oct
831
*12%
Feb
48'A Jan
17% Jan
58 %
12%
53
18
12
2,000
47
19
44% Jan
Feb
2,600
26%
51%
8
49% Feb
2
3
56 Va
26%
46*%
11% Feb
50 'A Aug
Mar
56
26%
51
21% Mar 12
54% Aug 14
13
Feb
56%
26%
5
16
51
56
26%
No par
rl
7 Va
23
9
56%
261/4
5
preferred
Nov
jApr
56
26%
No par
36% Feb
102% Mar
56
26%
103%
Carpet Co
(The) common
41% Feb
41
55%
26%
i
(The)
•4
55%
26%
100
First National Stores
Firth
55%
& Rubber com—6.25
preferred
Fllntkote
110
105
—10
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
2
105 % Mar 14
27
12
9
Jan
106
103%
*103%
103%
1,200
Va
5
66
2
103
100
preferred
conv
96 % Jan
3
Feb
cum
29 Va Jan
Jan
41
■
——*
25 %
25%
10
;
Corp
Fidelity Phenix Fire Inc NY
12% Feb
33% Nov 29
92
101% Jan
Fenestra Inc
4%
8
k
47% Jan
23
Jan
74
21
20%
20 %
20
20%
20
20%
74%
20%
*74
74
74%
73%
74 Va
74
74
160
G
3
9% Jan
6% Feb
4
Gabriel
7% Mar 14
Co
Uamble-Skogmo
9% Jun
8
11% July 19
9% Feb
13
10 V2 Jan
23
41% Dec
26
49% July 20
42% Feb
11
43% Jan
8
25% Feb
9
32% July 31
30% Feb
12
36% Jan
36Va Feb
12
43% Jan
Gardner-Denver
54
Garrett Corp
30% Sep
28
43
Dec
6
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
6
Jan
4
31
Jan
9
14% Dec
12
38
9% July 17
39
3% Jan
4
33% Jan
27
3
99% Sep
60% Oct
24
9
6% July
14% Jan
19
106% Mar
31
Jan
15% Feb
.
10
General Baking Co common
23
Jan
10
17
13
25
35
13
124
General Bronze
General Cable Corp
9
Mar
v
'.
6
38% Jan
7
128% Jan
21
86
4%
Mar
General
Cigar
21
61% Feb
18
General
Dynamics
52% Feb
3
59% Jan
2
General
Electric
26
15% Feb
21
18% Jan
3
General Finance
Feb
12
44Va Feb
4
General
11
General
Jun
11
19
43
Oct
1
31
61
May 9
108% Dec 11
40% May 28
Apr
50% July 23
10% Mar 20
73% Dec
18
122% Mar
49
1
Va Mar 20
40
6% Feb
12
59% Mar 1.9
110% Jan
2
8% Jan
69
Jan
4
115
Jan
30
38% Feb
25
43% Jan
2
110
Dec
31
124% Feb
16
109% Jan
2
115% Jan
24
85
Dec
27
101 Va Mar 15
84% Jan
2
91% Feb
1
Contract
preferred
Foods
Corp
—.
Co
Corp com,
preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series—!
4% Feb
12
16
11/64 Mar 11
Nov
19
14% Feb
9
29
34% Jan
4
24% Nov
29
32% Oct
Dec
28
18 % Dec
7
34
53% Dec
19
Mar
27
8
16% Mar 18
4% Jan
2
37% Feb
11
15^64 Mar 21
23
50% Jan
1
4Va%
4'6%
4
6
43/a%
$5
12
25% Jan
21
29% Feb
Va Sep' 18
July 24
45% Jan
24
54% Mar 22
43% Feb
12
56
11
Mar 22
5
Castings
42%
com—2.50
"69%
*103 %
Tire
Rubber
&
Oil Co common...
54% Aug 23
41% Feb
12
45% Mar 15
Gillette
(The)
31% Nov
23% Jan
22
26% Mar 22
Gimbel
Brothers
6
97% Mar 21
Jan
2
Mar 18
$4.50
1
60
Jan
23
30
Goebel
160
Jan
21
Gold
75
Jan
4
Goodrich Co
84
70% Feb
12
83% Jan
2
Goodyear Tire
Dec
27
3% Jan
160
30
36
Apr
18
31% Feb
60 Va Sep
13
48 Va
27
3
2% Feb
34
Feb
34
Nov
19
45
Jan.
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
5% Nov
9
60% Dec
25% Feb
14
Nov
29
38% Oct
2
19% Oct
130% Dec
31
2
70% May 25
9
18
3
17
7% May 18
29
79
14
20% Mar 16
36% Aug
41% Aug
108 %
10
July 17
46% Apr
23% Mar
149% Jan
79% Jan
Mar
2
7
12
Co
&
Co—
29% Feb
79
Feb
32
Jan
9
a
85
Jan
14
25
20
11
131
72
Mar 19
Feb
14
12
1
Feb
6% Jan
12
45% Jan
21% Jan
138
78
Jan
Jan
7
11
22
11
common
53%
53%
54%
54%
54'%
53%
54%
54%
56
*8
8
Va
8%
*8
44 %
25%
90%
91
44%
45
25%
91
35%
35%
3%
3%
%
25%
91
8
45'/4
25%
8
35%
3%
25%
91%
*90
%
35%
%
3%
35%
3%
163
>156
163
*156
163
Va
45 Va
100
♦156
71
72 %
70%
73%
75 Va
74%
75 Va
1,4
75%
Va
34
8
Green Bay & Western
Green (H L) Co Inc
'A
71%
72
25%
*90
35%
3%
*156
100
12,500
25%
25%
91 %
*90
35 VB
35%
3%
3%
163
*156
7,800
15,600
74%
75%
75'A
75V*
33%
33%
34
49
49'A
5.800
1%
11.700
33%
33:%
49%
49%
49%
l%
49%
49'/8
49%
1%
1 Va
1%
t,:,
1%
1 %
1%
lVa
10 Va
1%
9%
9%
9%
9%
28 V
28%
1/2
28%
28%
28%
23%
29
3.600
28%
48%
48
48 V?
%
48%
48
48%
47%
48 '/a
8,600
32 Va
32%
32 %
•'h
32 7 «
32%
33
33
33%
2,700
Va
83 V a
85
Va
86
*85
86 %
110
84
5%
5%
5 Va
4.300
48
32%
*83
a
10
5%
5%
5%
31
31
30%
31
31 %
31 Vb
84
83%
84 "4
83
83%
40:
41%
41 %
41%
41 '4
41 %
201
100
100
131 %
*70
.
2014
131%
75
20 %
131
*70
20%
20
131%
Va
131
*70
75
20%
132
75
*85
5%
31%
*83
41%
20%
*131%
*72
86''2
5%
5%
30%
31%
84%
*83
4214
42
20'A
20%
28%
29
28%
29
29 %
29%
l
Greenfield
18%
18%
13'
a
*18%
18%
*18%
Greyhound
15%
15%
15'%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
96
80
15
89
Feb
13
Tap A Die Corp—No par
Corp (The) common—3
preferred _i
100
18%.
18%
14
21
87
87
87
87
87
87
120
75
Feb
87
2,400
131
16
V. *
20.%
131
19% Jan
*
11.000
*72
30 Va Mar 22
V? Jan
1,000
1.700
42%
75
2
29
31 %
84
132
8
3
1,300
10
9%
9%
1,400
28 %
2
Jan
163
*33 %
18% Feb
27
3%
1,500
72 VA
14% Jan
79% Dec
70
3.200
71 Va
26% Jan
21% Oct
9
6,800
35%
72
30
33% Mar 12
27
14% Feb
26'/a
91
71%
17% May 10
20
18% Dec
1.200
31.600
451/2
1 %
No par
30
450
18,700
45
49%
--No par
150
1,250
45 'A
33 «i
83
RR
s
1
5
900
7,400
8'A
4
-25
-
451
2,100
*8
29%
29'a
25% Nov
10,200
8'A
*8
34
Prop—No par
Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
preferred
83
53V4
5
Great Northern
7%
129'A
53 Va
Ex-dlstrlbution
Ore
*81%
52 V a
100
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Iron
128'%
83
54%
—12.50
Steel
3%%
Gt Northern
%
130
52
5
5% Mar 12
*82
107
129%
*81%
53 %
—
Motors
Co
%
*103%
52
No par
5
T)
83
*82
82
53%
(The)
City
132
82
51%
Grand
(W
104 %
131%
83
52%
Graiiby Consol M S & P
Granite
104
130
51%
Graham-Paige
Grant
107
*128'/»
27
2
6
*103%
129%
107
81%
9
2
107
*103%
26%
2
19
69
81%
1% Jan
Feb
29 Va
68
26 %
30% Jan
86
42'A
29
69
81 %
13% Jan
36% Feb
42
29
68%
26%
2
59% Jan
42%
29
69 "a
81%
Rubber
Co
42
28%
68 Va
27
11
Union
42 %
28%
81%
1
Grace
R)
41%
42
81%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
(W.
'/a
29%
68%
26%
27
3
32
68%
42 V«
10
Co
2
12
31%
27
;
Telegraph
IB F)
A
129 Va
33
33
32
81%
8% Feb
46% Feb
432,700
26%
1% Jan
11
10
Stock
30
29
1
2
31% Mar 13
15,900
15/64
81 Va
25 % Feb
40% Feb
3
Brewing
A
42
5
Jan
79% Jail
35%
&
27%
No par
10
57% Jan
35
351%
15/64
32
81%
common
(The)
6
23
16
29% May 28
Co
21
25
28% Nov
10% Dec
4% Jan
Glldden
Jan
Nov
44% Jan
1% Dec
14
66% Feb
5% Jan
163
35%
33
35 Va
81%
Co
preferred
89 Va Mar 23
14
Mar 14
6.300
35%
35%
26%
10
preferred
4%
8
Oct
4%
10
Co
Products
Gerber
3
Sep
33
4%
:___*
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
Getty
Dec
3
A
38%
*32
4%
4'is
100
—1
preferred
23% Jun
66
4,200
39'A
33
4%
*28%
%
68a
10
No par
Corp
Corp
40% Jan
37% Jan
Corp
'
preferred
100
conv
preferred/.-—_—100
preferred
—100
General
5
153
39
38%
*32
33
4 Va
13/64
35 Va
35
35
13/64
a
*32
%
11,200
Mar
28
A
4
1.200
Feb
34% Feb
34%
39 %
33
4 Va
1,300
12
9
4%
2,800
82
41 % Mar
__iOc
5
38%
*32
33
4%
33%
2
28
3,600
33 %
3
34% Sep
63
33%
104% Mar 15
91
63
a
ROo
33
Jan
90
1,800
33
78
7
100
38 V?
33
73% Jan
90
91%
38'/a
33
137% Feb
8% Feb
*90%
34 V3
12
Mar 20
91'%
33 Va
10
8
*90%
1
Sep
12
91 Vi
27
84
9%tfan
114%
27
86% Sep
31
*114'A
26%
28
8% Oct
114%
26%,
26
37% Sep
114%
26%
Dec
61
114%
26%
10
75% Nov
52
81,400
27%
Telephone
13
*90%
410
39%
26%
Time
27
911/4
91
113'A
39%
26%
General
23
*90%
91
62'A
*112%
39%
26 Vn
General
Jan
*114 Va
60'/a
112%
39 Va
6
7
45% Dec
114%
62'%
1121/4
40
43%
5
25% Nov
114%
61 Vis
112'A
16%
30% Mar
41
114%
39%
43%
'43% Mar
74
114%
112%
40
31%
12
7
39%
39%
*16%
12
23
112 %
40%
112%
5,300
61 Va
61
'59%
113%
16%
28% Feb
Jan
61
62 %
112%
43%
39% Feb
108% Jan
1.500
32%
2
100
6,100
6%
43%
22
5
800
43%
6%
*16%
Apr
16
16%
43'A
6%
16%
34% Oct
Oct
16%
43 %
6%
44%
46
102
16%
43%
16%
13
121% Apr
*16%
(i'%
44%
23
27
16%
43 %
16%
Jan
May 17
%
6%
31%
29% Dec
Nov
16
43!»
6%
43 Va
General Steel
96
16%
43%
6%
30 %
8
90
16%
6%
16%
43%
37% Jan
Feb
22.700
38.700
J.6%
12
71
h
56%
30%
32% Feb
7
58 7
56%
43%
7
55 Va Jan
58%
56%
16%
Nov
5
58%
56%
43%
Signal
Railway
36
66% Apr
58%
56%
30%
General
2
29
Corp
General
6
47% Nov
5.'l%
56
6.67
8
13
38
X58%
56%
43
—
Utilities
Public
Rights
Feb
Mar
1
Corp
General Public Service
24% Feb
27
59 %
55%
39%
29% July 18
42
59 'A
Realty & Unities——10c
General Refractories
,
-10
General Shoe
Corp
__—_—1
Mar 20
18% Jan
200
39 V
Equipt
Precision
conv
General
2,000
11%
39%
General
7
34% Jan
13%
*11 %
39
4
33% Jan
5% Aug 20
13%
11%
*32
43% Jan
38% Mar 28
13%
*11%
1
25
31% Mar 12
17
13%
11%
preferred—.—.No par
36 % Feb
35% Aug 24
50
4°
13%
631/4
53% Feb
:
-.700
V:V'
11%
62%
28
85%
36 V\
129
13%
38
23
: 7,600
0
63 V
34% Oct
800
.
13%
38%
31
May 25
'
'
117
13%
*11%
631/4
General Portland Cement Co—
-s
,**128
,
38 %
4
4% Dec
,
64'a
Jan
*84 '/a
35%;.,
128% {,.
24%
40
128%
38%
68
34
84
35%
;i2»%
50
24'A
39%
12$%
128.
128
63%
21
$1.60
.
•
.
"
V 2 '*"
38
2
Jan
24
397a
63 Va
33% Jan
Nov
24 V4
39%
' 84 Va
38%
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
24
85
35%
*35
35%
4,100
4,400
91/3
131
131
*23%
.
9'/a
9%
131
63
1
10
38% Jan
85
85%
,,
130 Vis
38%
Advertising——15
Outdoor
General
Feb
60
*84
*35
78
'
9%
9%
38%
50% Feb
31
.
'
16%
61
-100
1%
No par
—
Motors
.
1;
77'A
78%
200
1,000
29%
100
43%
6%
No par
$5
„
*29%
*99%
16%
No par
1
Corp
preferred
General
85%
129
V
9%
800
58
*53
29%
100
100
1,300
4 Va
43
(Delaware )_J
Corp
Corp
Instrument
General Mills common
5%
39%
59 Va
54% Jan
2
17
24 %
39%
56%
13
65% Aug
23 7<.
39%
55%
59% Dec
1
23
24
59
6%
,*99'a
''
78'/a
39 «/8
5
22
99%
23%
,79 Va
9%
35%
VA
29 %
29%
99%
100"
59
*53
29%
%
24
11%
General
12% Jan
4%
60
*53
79
79
i.
13%
22
20
15
41/2
131
13%
14% Jan
11% Feb
*14%
4%
78%
9%
11%
13% Mar 18
5
14%
4%
15
*130%>
10
1
3
14%
3,300
71/4
341/2
131
Corp common—-2
17% Jan
13% Jan
series
35
7'A
*33%
39 %
*127,.
100
71/2
34%
*130%
Va
9%
131
85
com—No par
2<U/3
*99'/a
7%
*33%
*4%
4%
52%
80
79%
39
100
Inc
Co
preferred
*4%
52 %
100
7 Va
34 %
14%
14%
29
4%
*23%
1st preferred
7It
Jan
com-!
7", a
52%
131
5
No par
Corp
7
45% Oct
6% Dec
26% Jan
40 % Jan
-
14%
700
"
*33%
7%
34
287/«
\
9%
5
No par
preferred
$8
Jan
84
Oct
Jan
Feb
134% Feb
*33%
15'/«
*147k
1
7%
7%
34
34
81% Feb
Jan
9
40
52% Jan
7%
1
com
*99 Va
97% Feb
Dec
47
$4.50 preferred
100
General Amer Transportation—2.50
6
13% Dec 27
Inc
400
3,900
38 VA
46%,
25
27
11
38
47
Jan
34% Feb
,,
38
47
3
22% Feb
138
37%
47 Va
4%
28
6
38%
47'A
287«
41% Nov
13
37%
47%
52%
34% Mar 13
12
37%
47%
1
72
26
3,500
31%
37%
50
101
31%
43
47%
preferred——50
preferred
American
Sl'/a
2.300
71/4
10
10
*42%
43
31 Vi.
31%
71/4
7%
10
Vi
38 Va
Investors com„1
28
Dec
Industries
convertible
31%
*42
47%
General
6%
7%
10
43
371%
Acceptance Corp
American Ind
General
*42'A
5
30
5% Jan
7%
10
10
9%
43 V«
—2
52% Mar 18
23
30% Jun
32
30% Jan
22% Dec
,80% Dec
32
9
24% Jan
119
General
32 Va
Co
(The)
convertible
4%%
*32
No par
9%
*42'A
10
2
19
128 Va Jan
10% Aug 30
142
36% Jan
30
Wood
Gar
8% Jan
4
43 'A
10
Jan
51
5
73% Dec
1
17
12
(The)
Co
7%
7%
7'A
*421/4
99% Jan
31
51
Jan
common
preferred
26% Jan
4% Feb
5
Dec
30% Nov
May 22
Dec
7% Feb
33% Mar
July 16
16% Aug 13
25% Jan
125
48% Mar 22
Gamewell
7'A
7'A
1
Inc
convertible
5%
—5
50
(The)
87
*
18 Va
15%
"86
30 Vs
8,600
18%
800
15%
10,900
88
90
1
1
19
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11>5G
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
8
5% Jan
3
29% Dec
12
30% Mar 23
76% Dec 21
83% Jan 23
14
15
32% Jan
11
Guantanamo Sugar
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
Jail
74 %
Mar
7
80% Jan
16
12
123% Jan
2
$9
27%
28%
9%
*9%
10
29%
29%
29%
29%
76
75
75
No par
29 %
29 5 8
__No par
"74%
25
118%
119%
118%
118%
No par
preferred
10
1
36%
37%
36%
36%
?74%
76
147% July 26
107% Feb
32% Sep
26
42% Mar 20
34% Jan
24
63 % Dec
27
103% Feb 28
85% Jan
3
90
Dec
17
108
Feb
6
91
Jan
7
97
Feb
27
100
Sep
19
106% Feb
23
94
Jan
24
96
Jan
29
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
39% Feb
13
41% Feb
21
Hgekensfck Water
20
*40 "4
68% Feb
10
92
89% Jan
17
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton 'Watch Co common
1
80%
82
*20%
21
Gulf Oil
28%
28
28
10
Corp
__
118%
Friday
Mar. 21
'"9 %
27%
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 20
1
com
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 19
1
;
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Mai. 18
Par
Grumman Aircraft Corp__
11% Jan
9
Mar 14
98
34% Jan
2
29% Mar 21
9% Nov 28
35% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
27% Mar 12
13
27% Jun
LOW
NEW YORK
Highest
the Week
Mar. 22
Shares
28%
28%
9%
9%
9%
29%
29%
29%
29%
76 Va
76%
76%
*75
119%
119%
28%
120%
28%
6,900
10
800
3,500
200
.
119
120%
31,400
37
37
37 Va
1,600
*92
93
*92
93
97%
*96
97 Va
*96
97%
98
*95
98
*94
97%
41%
*40%
■
Gulf States
37% Mar
93% Feb
Utilities
1.
Co-
Common
5
M .20 dividend preferred—-—100
04.00 dividend preferred
100
"92
93
"96
.97%
"95
98
*95
100
■"
"92
93
"96
98
*96'
|HM4 dividend preferred
37
97%
"92
37
93
5
*95
-
36%
H
20% May
4
NOV
13
; 77% Mar 22
24% Dec 19
20 % Mar 11
18
24% Jan
18
98
24
Jan
2
2
28% Jan
11
Mar 22
111% Jan
11
15
19
Jan
24
27
87
Jan
24
107
33
Npv 26
42% Mar 29
33 % Feb
26
45% Jan
48
Jan
23
69% Dec
62
12
69
Nov
30
130
31% Feb
9
29% May 28
24% NOV 20
25
Sep
Sep
27
Feb
Feb 15
48% Dec 20
128 % Jan
Feb
11
38% July 31
33% Feb
12
25% Feb
28
146
35% Apr
37
16
May 22
39
Mar 29
5% Oct 31
8
Mar 27
15
27% Mar
Jan
7
13.4% Mar 18
46% Jan
.11
00
27% Feb
1
ji
4
20
v« mar
4%
convertible
Hammermill
>'
-
•
41
*40
21
*24%
102
77'%
21
21
*24%
102
*35%
'35%
63 %
*63%
134 %
134%
*134%
136
2.50
39%
39%
39.
39
1
37%
37%
36%
36%
>.
35:%
■64:%
136
*134%
?
93
36
65
■
24Tb
102
*35%
35%
64
35%
25
*93
63%
35%
*35%
65
65
32% Dec
13
39
Aug
32% Feb
9
6% Jan
34% Jan
25
7
21
18% Jan
23
37
Marl2
23 % Feb
28
29
26
10
30%
1
50
5%
26%
30%
Hft Corp of America common
4%$ preferred
5%
5
39 Va
39 %
136
*134'/a
139%
13% May 28
26 % Dec 20
17% Nov
34% Mar 27
25
Feb
11
27% Mair 22
76
89% Feb 27
741% Jan
21
76
Jan
Ex
*33
./•.
a
2
13
14% Feb
33
33%
19
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
85% Nov 15
101
20
Jan
5
.
17
Dec
11
23% Oct
25
Oct
17
15% Dec 31
36 % Nov
47
110
21
Dec
45% Dec 20
45% Qec _3
27% Jan 23
33% Nov 19
13% Nov 29
-61% Dec
80
13
Oct
2
21% Dec
12
9% Nov
27
18% Dec
Hayes
Hecht Co
124
Feb
*
4
50
Jan
7
90
Mar
1
16 Ya Feb
20
18% Jan 22
Heller
14
24% Jan
Helme (G W)
16
Mar 22
34 % Mar
15
Feb
14
17% Jan
Jan
21
40% Mar 11
11J
Jan
33
24
Jan
28%
1
"14%
15
20
100
.
*
2
3.65%
8
10
115% Jan
30
47% Jan
11
Heinz (H J) Co
23
49% Mar 11
47Va Jan
21
50% Feb
<W E)
7%
1
common
40 V4
1,300
36 %
36%
600
& Co
26%
26 Va
26%
2,500
31%
31%
31%
3,100
Hercules
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate
18
x4%%
.
7
Hertz Co
Hewitt-Robins Inc
9
77 % Feb
3
64
2
78
Jan
17
Heyden Newport Cfrem Corp.,
3%% preferred series A
99
Jan
3
80% Feb- 25
85
Jan
22
14%
24% Nov
7
19% Feb
12
22% Jan
7
Hilton
12% Jan
25
9% Feb
25
10% Jan
10
7
17% Feb
12
20% Jan
7
9% Mar 18
11% Jan
10
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Apr
Jail"
14% Jan
1
Hotels
16% Jan
18
Hollander
22% Jan
11
40
33% Feb
12
Nov
Feb
20
■74% Jun
19
.
61
July 17
33
91
Jan
52%
5
40% Jan
10
7
Feb
103% Mar 18
Feb
11
F.eb
8% Jan 31
29% Mar
71 % Jan
4
39% Jan
10
11
<
2
Ff?b
28
6 % Jan
2
26
28% Jan
18% Jan
10
18%
July n
40
Aug
6
36
Jan
28% Jan
96
Mar
3
25
Jan
6
10
77
Feb 28
75
Dec
11
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
90
Dec
26
105
41% Jan
3
57% Aug 17
26% Jan
Jan
2
85
84% Jan
8
87% Jan
88
7
98% Mar 19
Jan•
48% Mar 22
54% Jan
Jan
18
8
30
lo
99
3
4
Nov
9
50% Dec 11
Dec
27
Dec
5% Feb
3% Mar 15»
11
10% Mar 14
79% Feb
12
88
Jan
28
4% Feb
25
5 Vn Jan
3
23% Jan
2
32% Jan
14
19% Feb
12
29 % Jan
22
17
1
63% Jan
9
Jan
2
61% Feb
11
61
43 % Jan
21
46% Mar
45
15
47
Apr
53
55
19
5
Jan
Jan
9
3
54% Apr
50
45% Jan
Mar
Jan
45
Feb
Feb
1
23
27% May 28
May m
33% May 28
143% Dec
6
400
30% Mar 13
4
9% Mar 20
Mar 18
39% Jan
14
73
Feb
88% Jan
8
25
Feb
6
148
Jan
16
100% Dec
13
79
Feb
12
156
55% Jan
22% Mar
&%Jan
12
52
2
92
6
44 % Feb
Feb
7
87
35% Dec
31
Dec
31
Jan.
27% Mar
498
28%
38%
39%
9
18% Dec 27
30
Nov 30
23% Dec 18
33%
Jan
10
120% Dec 17
4
Nov
19
22% Dec
13
32% Oct
1
10
18%
2,000
9%
9%
2.600
13 VB
13%
2,200
20 Va
20%
1,000
14
Mar 19
14
7
30% Feb
13
35
5
29% Feb
12
33% Mar 15
July 6
% July 26
49% Jan
2
55% Mar 21
54
Feb
20
36%
94
Jan
28
27% Feb
25
2
130
Jan
4% Jan
84% Aug 31
36% Jan
44% Oct
55
22
91
Jan
54% Mar
4
s
9
o
24
6
Dec
27
102% Feb
6
86
Jan
18
43% Oct
87% Feb
43% Jun
2
58% Apr
5
43% Feb
11
69
Feb
12
3178% Mar 22
45% Feb
12
61% Jan
89%
Feb
28
49 % Jan
,2
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
4,200
300
26%
2,300
84
84 %
84
84
86
86
*86
98%
98 %
*98
49%
51 VB
y49 Va
4%
preferred
*84
86
100
*86
.4.40% preferred.,
100
Houston Lighting £5 Power..No par
•98
100
50
50
Rights
"when
v
Idaho Power Co
49
85
40
50
87%
*98%
49'a
100
10
48%
100
%
:t j
87%
3.000
49
15,200
n
263,900
%
42%
11%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
*12'%
12'a
*12%
12%
1,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'a
11%
11%
11%
18,200
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
2%
2%
2%
2%
14,300
10
10%
30
10%
10%
81%
82%
.82%
4%
Va
4%
4%,
4
*9'4,. .10
4 Va
'
9%
83 %
2,900
6,000
43B
4%
16,900
83
29%
20%
.
29%
70
?.c\ 1
*29%
30
29%
20%
20
20'; a
*20%
20%
20%
29 %
20%
1,300
34%
33%
52%
33%
34 %
52%
52%
34
33%
34%
34 %
34
%
2.100
53
52%
53%
53%
54%
6.600
00%
61
61
61
61%
1,900
*45
45%
45%
45%
40
80
6013
•
60 %
59:%
1.500
52 %w
34%
52%
par
9
10
83 %
n..
20%
30-
*20%
*9
82%
•.'* 4%
•82:%
4%
4%
5
3
82%
.
182
10
Illinois Power Co common...No
50
*83 Va
87 Va
*87
*98
21
.
-No par
Illinois Central RR Co
87%
100
■
6% noncumulative preferred..100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
Hupp Corp common.!
1
5% conv pfd spries A
50
1
22
18
11%
1
...
_i
Manhattan com—___100
Hussman Refrigerator Co
2.1
us
12%
17%
»
10
0
Howard Stores Corp
iHudaon &
87%
issued"..
Hp we Sound Co
60 %
60%
45%'
45 Vb
*45
45%
*47
48
*47
48
47
47
*47
47%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
50
*45
45%
50
*47
48
0.70% cumulative preferred:
4.42% cumulative preferred!
.50
*50
52
*50
51
*50
51
*50
51
*50
51
50
*48
49
*48
49
*48
4!)
48
43
*48
49
50
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
4.20%
cumulative preferred:
Indianapolis Power & Light
Electrica
De
Ingersoil-Rand
No
...
Iron
35%
35
75
75 Va
75
8%
8%
28%
30
50
_
29%
1,800
Corp—
46%
*22%
47%
46%
46%
90
89%
90
.No pur
-No par
Machines
28
515
.No par
com
—No paT
——
48
*89%
90
28 Va
519
520
80
28 V8
28
28 VB
518%
521
2.400
1.700
4.400
520
36 %
36%
153 %
153%
153 Va
*31%
31%
31'A
31%
31%
31%
800
27%
27%
28
28
28 Va
27%
28 Vb
3,400
*73
74%
105
106 Vb
10
10 Va
95 VB
96%
27%
96%
10
97
20%
95
-
951
96
a
20%
95%
19 Va
37 Va
153
74 3
*72
22,600
490
200
105%
22,600
10
10'A
5,700
95%
96%
16,400
105%
*94
96 Va
96 Va
15 %
20
19 V2
5.400
3.920
96
97
96
96
118
98%
12')
*118
120
*94
P(>%
20%
97 Va
*118
10%
*94'!>
a
21
95
ll8
92 %
96'.
*94
20%
106
105
10%
96%
97%
.
105 Va
153
74:%
*73
10
103-4
36%
37%
37
74%
*72
10%
20%
118
*116
120
400
40.
47%
39%
39%
39 %
39-%
39%
39%
39%
39%
2,600
48
.39%
.
*47'A
90
152%
73
118
47 Va
90
4,COO
31 %
27%
*94
47%
90
.
37%
96%
.No par
23
153%
10%
7.50
common
.—
47'A
22%
31%
102%. 104
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com..No par
5% preferred
100
International Salt.
No par
46 Va
23
47V'i
28 %
28
517
46%
4.100
81%
36%
72
15
*22%
81 %
152"'1
31
27%
par
46%
47%
23
.81%
37%
31
5
28
512
6,400
158
*150
158
153%
37
153%
100
48'B
•68%
515
27%
28
511
...
5,900
76'A
80
80 Vb
23
*46%
90
35%
74%
81
46
5
100
2,000
35 Va
75%
*150
80%
23
9
'
35 3k
75
81
45%
80%
45%
8%
9%
35%
158
*22%
80
45%
*22%
.
*9
35%
75 %
Va
♦150
158
*150
158
*150
1
preferred
64 preferred
29%
29%
0%
9
35
.76%
8%
.20
Inc
Int'l Harvester common
7% preferred
!
4%
8%
35%
75%..
j_Nj par
Ctfs
29 Tis
29%
29-%
29%
35-
1
No par
.100
Inspiration Cons Copper..
Business
29%
100 pesos
common
8% preferred
Inland Steel Co
par
.
Mexico
9 A
Industrial Rayon..,
47
47%
^8
48'
1
48'A
48%
47 7
B
47%
1,400
*32
33%
*32
331
a
37 %
*32
33%
32%
•x32%
32%
32%
54 %
*32
*32
33%
33 %
•
32%
32 VB
32%
32%
32%
19.000
54%
55
55 Va
54%
54%
1,800
53 %
53 %
53%
54 Va
25
53%
53 %.
53%
54
*54 %
55
*54%
55%
*54%
55 Va
1
*30%
31
30%
30%
*30%
31
*20%
31
*30%
31
100
l___3.50
13%
14
13%
14%
if
14 Vb
14
14 Va
14
14
2,400
5
30%
30%
291«
30 %
29%
29%
29 VB
29%
29 Va
29%
9,700
Iowa-Illinois Gas 0s Elec Co—No par
towa Power ft Ligbr Co
10
.31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
1.100
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,200
46%.
46%
46
46%
46
46 %
4,400
128%
*125
32
53% Jan
5%
26%
86
21
2
5%
*2534
*84
30 % Feb
12
5 Va
26%
17%
Intertype
43% Feb
5%
*25%
38 Va
31% Mar 11
24' % Jan
70
5%
26%
*26
17%
2
36
94
38%
19% Jan
io.
900
11,100
36%
94
26
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
27% Jan 10
19
>
17%
"
% Feb
*92"
26%
14
2
5%
5%
26%
.93
38 Va
7
25
5%
*26
,
17%
7
Feb
5%
26
93
26 V+
12
32% Jan
%
-
93
*38%
13% Jan
pwge
200
6,100
61%
61
38%
30% Feb
99
35%
62
26%
49% Jan
8
36%
.
37%
26%
39% Mar 16
15% Aug 27
11
62
*
*37%
International shoe
Feb
•■-
36%
36 Vo
31
26 Va
International Silver common
26
7% preferred
1.
25
International Telep & Teleg__No par
International Utilities Corp com
5
:
62.
-
34%
-
*30%
36%
38%
40% Feb -20
93% Mar
G2>
-
36:%
%
17%
51% Jan
98% Mar 20
124% Jan
,
36-Vu
36%
31
26 %
2
61
20%
*30%
*37%
2
26
13 Va
20%
31.
.
17%
com
44 % Jan
Dec
*13%
20%'
20%
*30%
38%
Mar 13
21
28
'
*25%
25
38% Jan
72"
5
1
—
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
28% Jan
■»
62%
13%
"13%
-
34% '. 35%
29% Jan
4
iuwuum
62 %
93
!___
100
Idt'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
11
Tnh
30%
300
26%
25
11
Fur
13%
20%
30%
35%"
4,300
17%
11
8
r
94
44% Feb 20
70% Mar 13
Mar 21
13%
20%
>
35%.f
31% Mar 22
2
31-
93
2
85
200
18%
13
82% Nov 15
20%
*9%
Feb
105% Feb 27
20%
26
38% Jan
28 % Feb
1
21
9%
112% Jan
8
20%
38%
156% Jan
23% Feb
.
21 %
183b
3
94% Nov 30
85
—3
2
47% Jan
70%
*84
02.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
12
Feb
13%
*69
84
-
10
Interchemical Corp common
4 % % preferred
15
83
9,500
14Vb
70
83
*69
9%
35
preferred
Houdallle-Industrie.s Inc
98% Mar 15
84
13%
70%
85
20%
No par
2
2
3% Feb
13%
,
.,*69
*83
common. _5
21
4
Jan
v
62%
Jan
Jan
123
84
62%
Jan
17% Jan
86
.,.13%
71
84
18'%
International Paper
91
*69
10
conv
Interlake
35% Feb
29
13%
13%
71
84
,
9 Va
11
Mar 14
14%
100
10
lo
Insuranshares
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
15
1,300
18%
107% Jan
10% Mar 19
13,200
36%
9%
95% Mar 21
29% Oct
28%
36 Va
%
10
IntT Nickel of Canada
No
international Packers Limited
7
27%
37
1,500
•
18^»
7
19
28 3 4
27%
"36
49 %
49%
9:%
20
56% Nov
130
Feb
36:%
.
49'%
49%
18%
Jan
55
Feb
287b
36 Va
37%
370
49 Va
52
10
11% Feb
38% Jan 30
32% Dec 28
49
*49%
9%
115V4
16
113%
-
52
18%
3
58
113%
114
*113%
60
*9%
12
38% Jan
37% Apr
11,500
9 %
9% Jan
7
100
40%
18%
98 % Feb
38% Feb
15%
39 Va
10
8
34% Apr 20
29% Jan
4
15%
39%
%
14% Mar 13
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
Aug
33%
15%
38%
9%
112% Aug
144
33
15 %
18
73
13
34'/a
*
*9%
10
15
*33 Va *
15%
21
69% Jan
Dec
800
20%
3
Feb
800
23%
21%
Jan
94
43% Nov 29
6%
Int'l
88
38
16%
23%
X28%
28%
37
35%'
Hotel Corp of America
2
69
Apr 19
104% Apr 19
49%
35%
5
537
12
21 %
113*!«
49%
*16%
34 Va
.,*49%
V:-'-
16a4
24 Vb
1
Electrochem Co
3
25% Feb
15% Feb
7
85
Sep 13
113%
51
28%
,
13%
13%
5
04.25 preferred
Jan
12
33% Apr 11
174
38%
49%
49 %
•*49%
28
*15%
37%
114
*113%
49%
50%
50c
35% Jan
8
Feb
14
23
11
5
4
Jan
Jan
4
42 % Feb
145 % Jan
9% Nov 26
11
Jan
20% Jan
41% July 25
Feb 28
32% Mar 12
98% Nov 29
87% Dec 12
Feb
99%
89% Mar 20
24% Mar 13
550
113%
*33 Va
38%
16%
*23%
.
21 %
(A) & Sons
Ipdustria
8 % Feb
3b
28% Sep 21
25% Jun 22
Nov 21
Hpoker
1
45
103
37%
23%
16
*15%
16%
23 7 «
V«
-2.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
15
27% Jan
47% Jan 23
83% Dec 13
16
39
1G%
24
•
34
34%
13 %
4.26%
48
10
20
16%
34
24
20%
20
4
13
165
*16%
13%
11
Feb
Dec
Feb
Feb
Nov
76% Jun
8
52% Dec 20
20
16%
24%
20%
4.08%
52
53
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
85% July 20
87%
*30%
8
8
30
31
Mar 11
36
51% Man
12
Dec
4
55
26% Jun 20
7% Apr 19
33% Dec 11
59
Feb 13
Jan
60% Aug 15
Jan
47 %
*86%
5
SB Mar 19
18% Jan
35% May
13
15
15
72% May
47%
87 Va
common..
10
convertible preferred—.—30
Homestake Mining
A2.50
17
1% Feb-13
1
78
Mar 13
11% Mar 22
23
20
29
12% Feb 26
Jan
151
14
38% Mar 13
3
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
67% Oct
44
22
-
18% Jan
3
26% Mar 19
27% Feb 10
44
3
16% Jan
.
VW Mar 19
July 26
7% Jan 13
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
48
*8G V4
49%
6%
8
5'/b Jan
24% Sep 25
44
100
900
*47%
87%
'
97
25% Feb
2
35% Dec 26
41% Dec 21
2,500
76
"
31
'
50
800
27%
76
47%
113%
Holly Sugar Corp
13
15%
27 Va
76
.*49%
1
Hires Co (Charles E)
7
19% Nov 29
15 Vs
27'%
*75
5
Corp
13
13
15Vs
*26%
74% *
s.
87%
*69
25
5% Nov
64
Jan
4% Dec
27% Dec
15%
27
74%
47 Va
*83
J0% Feb
20
15"
26%
75
87%.
.A 00
19% Feb
~ Dec"
15%
26%
75
47%
pfd (conv)__No par
cum 2nd
29 " Jan
12
15%
15
26%
1
—...
15
15% Nov 29
1% Nov 20
900
'
12% Mar
12
12% Dec
(The)
32% Jan 16
12% Feb 10
28'A
*86 Va
38
-50
4
23
4% Nov 23
28'%
16 %
100
common_.No par
Jan
18% Oct 22
21% Jan 23
28%
x47%
*15%
preferred series A
29% Oct 17
31% Dec
5
26
20
28%
87%
"33%
40% Jan
11
Dec
33%
24
2 1/12
common
32%
6% Apr
89
1,300
*32%
48
No par
Powder
12
25% Sep
18
-
K
33 Va
28%
*28%
*5%
*32%
t
:%■
29
6
15
4
preferred—25
noncumulative
Hercules Motors
12
14 %
Feb
33 Va
*32%
,
5%
,
76
47%
10
common
27 % Feb
26
56
li
26%
%
*86'
100
1
341% Feb
31
35% Jan 30
10
39%
36 Va
31 %
31 %
«
33
29
29
76
25
preferred
41% M2y 23
46% Mar 14
20% Mar 19
9% Dec
,
—
common
preferred
7
35
53% Mar 20
-64
Mar
3%%
23% Feb
51% July 19
29
2
86% Jan
Aug
6
26% May 29
38% Jan
3
21% Mar 15
34
16 % Jan
5
dist
136
40
"
Dec
47
15
liquidating
Industries Inc
40
600
1.400
26%
267«
31%
5%
.
partial
36
36 %
.
1
26%
31%
5%
36:!
*36%
„.
26%
30%
26%
Hart Schaffner &, Marx
Mar 18
500
.
'
Haveg Industries Inc—
'
700
24 VB
65 %
*134%
'
5,000
99
"
5% Mar 13
200
78
21%
*98
03%
1
Harsco Corporation
Harrls-Seybold Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
78%
21%
21
25%
15
100
common
41%
78
21
.79
\
102-
*98
«
*41»
^
'79%
*24% 1 25
80%
20%
/
41
41
,
80
<
2.50
Co
Paper
Harbison-Walk Refrac
0* preferred
41
25%
25
"98
100
preferred—.
*
61.40
cum
conv
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores.
Interstate Power Co
Corp
„_j
Island Creek Coal
66
•
...
common
-
preferred
Jacobs
(F
L)
50c
1
*45
Co
4
31.%
-
45%
46
129
Vb
,
27%
46%
129
*125
128%
4%
4%
4%
4 "2
"a
4 3'4
4%
4%
4%
24 Vb
'24%
24':.
24'a
24 34
25%
24%
25
32 %
32 %
32 %
32 5»
32nB
32%
32%
32%
32 Vn
86%
*86
87
86
87
86%
8634
*53%
54-
54
54
53 %
53 %
52%
53
*87
Johns-Manyjlle. Corp
Johnson 0c. Johnson—
Johfes ft Laughlin Steel com.
5% preferred series A
89
*87
89
75
*94 3 4
75%
.
.47%
05
88
53%
53%
*.87
89
63% ' "64?
*87
*87
89
'
47.%-
47%.
46%
*86
4
47%
.
*
.
--
.
47%
75% " 76
47^4
*
94%
'
48 %
95
■-
"
;
.
.
47%
76 %
47.%-.
95
.43
•77".
381*95%
'
_
.
*85 %
;
Co
129
24 %
*24
common
Wanufacturlm?
*125
129
32 %
Jaeger Machine Co
Te»
31%
27%
♦124%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr &. Lt 4% pfd.
Jewel .Tea Co Inc
3%% preferred
.
27%
63%
*
64 V4
63%
647(i"
v
v 46%
46
47%
89
46%
"78%
78
77-%
473i
48
9514
95%
64%
65
95%
•'
600
120
s
43
65%
15,400
1.100
47'2
64%
200
1,100
*76%
95%
400
5.900
2.500
20,000
260
5,000
1957
i
Number 5623
Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial, Chronicle
i.
<1401)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STQCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
1'ear 1956
Lowest
*
*
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
> Highest
Highest
-
*,
.
FORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE"
Tuesday,
Mar. 18
Wednesday'
Mar. 19
Sales far
Thursday
M*r. »1
Mfty. 20
the Week
Shares
Friday
Mar. 22
K
34% Feb 13
104
70% Aug
..
<
Nov
27
127
44:
Dec
18
52
37% Dec
78
1
7
Dec
<
'Aug/
96
:5
108
105
Nov
87
-
>.
Dec 28
Mar 15
13
97 % Jan
18
lu2
.Feb
18
4L50%
preferred
preferred
91
10
96
Feb
21
4.20%
preferred
93 :
46% Jan
27
21*
48
23
1
2
13% Jan
45
5
Feb
11
45
61
31
57% Feb
11
24
30% July 16
27V4-Feo
7
47
39% Mar 20
Mar 7
39% hbo 10
Apr 12
58% Apr 27
41
Jan
4
40% Mar 19
29
Mar
52% Jan 31
.74 % Aug 20
Nov 21
32% Dec
82
,
4 Dec
18
98
13
27% Jan
14
1
34% Jan
4
24% Feb
21
25% Jan
2
Jan
17
50% Jan
9
10
14% Jan
21
7
23% Feb
11
6
3%, Jan
17 % Jan
8
22
Jan
10
43% Jan
4
14% Apr
25% Apr
13
16% Sep
4
27% Aug
3% Nov
13
4% Jan
18% Dec
Koppers
25 Vt Feb
54% Oct
31% Mar
19
,:
19 * Nov
47
7
26
8
18% Jan
22% Mar 12
85-
Oil
2
53%
100%
'94
99
*96
99
*96
4% J$n
18% Jan
Inc
Kprvette
L&clede
2
Gas
16
1% July
15
Apr
5
Oct
4
19
17 % Jan
4
Feb
15
2% Jan
10
17% Feb
11
20% Jap
.7 % Jan
10
•2
8.'4 Feb
1
29% Nov
14
26
Feb
12
29% Jan
A
20% Oct
30
19
Jan
15
20
Jan
22
.16% Feb
12
5
25%
107% 100
40%
10
4,200
68
67
68%
29
29%
291/2
30
13,800
15,700
47%
Jan
23
64
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
Jan 34
84
100% Jan
Sep 25
6% Nov 29
12
12
Jan
6
12
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
391/4
391/2
39%
1,600
44%
4438
44%
44%
44%
44
44%
44%
44%
7,200
30%
30%
30%
31
31 %
32
32
32
32
54%
55
54%
55
54%
55
93%
93»/2
20 %
93%
93%
94
94
94
203%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
25%
25 78
26
25%
26
31%
31%
31%
31%,
25>/4
25%
2514
25V4
47:%
48
48 y2
48%
49
15
15%
*26%
15
26%
15
*26'/a
Feb
28
7% Jan
;
76% Mar
Jan
9
2
.
4
8
58%' Dec 12
44% Mar 11
57% Jan
25% May 14
18% Feb
27
22-
3uiy 26
32% Feb
25
35% Jan
35% Jan
*3%
35
37% Dec
19
31% Mar
ig
21 % Oct
19
23% July
6
Vi Mar
Mar 22
22 '/a Feb
23% Jan
26
%
17%
18
18 >%
18V8
19%
19%
19 ya
19 Va
30
33%
34
34
*88
90
*18
31%
31%
2,200
*25i/e
25%
4
2
11
18
27
191/8
9
99
Jan 23
103
Feb
89
Jan
25
89
Jan
90
Feb
18
92
Feb 21
104
Mar 14
86
Dec
11
104
Nov
19
103%. Dec 28
34%
15% Pec 12
21% Feb 23
Mar
34%
34»/2
34%
88
88
173'a
17%
17%
17%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
40%
40%
40%
16,800
2,800
15 1/8
39%
.
14%
2%
14%
15
14%
15'/a
1514
15
15 y8
2
7,100
18%
1,700
2
2%
2%
.
2
14%
2
2
19
19
No par
10
17 ',8
17%
17%
72%
73 %
72'A
12
12
12
18%
19
19
25
65%
114 Vj
66%
GVa
*6
6 Va
.
116
Dec
26% Dec 27-
83% Jan 27
21
Jun
Dec
119% Jan
2
127Y2 Mar
25% Jan
24
29% Feb
181/2
19
11
93% Jan
6'A
27%
27%
27%
8,200
19%
19%
19%
2,600
3,900
2,100
9
76
17%
18 Vb
1814
181/8
18
18 »A
72%
73
72%
7314
721/4
72%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
7,100
9,200
65%
145%
66%
657/a
146
146
65%
146
*145%
3,000
65 'A
2,400
1,500
56%
57%
57%
59
58%
58%
581/4
65
64%
6514
64%
64 34
64%
15y4
15%
15%
15%
16
151/2
45 %
46
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
Star
Cement
80
.
*75
*75
80
.
80
*75
6%
*8
81/4
_l
45
45%
45
45%
451/8
45%
45 %
19
15%
19
l9'/4
19
19%
18%
;
Ccip__ 1
—
•
8
No par
1——
Gas' Co
*75
1
Aircraft Corp
Inc
8
8%
8
*75
80
8'A
5,400
45%
46%
191/8
18%
19
10,500
13,800
33%
33%
331/2
331/a
33%
33
33%
331/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 V2
33%
33%
33%
3$%
10,100
:ia
15/64
13/64
a7,
13/64
■I,
l$/6i
372
fV 13/64
427,400
22%
22%
22%
221/2
22%
22%
22%
22%
-10
com
5%. series B preferredseries' D preferred
4.25%
-100
30%
*86
7%
4
103
*101
-100
4.35% series E preferred——100
4.40% ,series G conv pfd
—100
Co
(P)
preferred
Louisville Gas 6s El Co
Louisville
7
Lowenstein
62% Jan
2
Lukens Steel Co
49% Jan
3
36% Feb
21
39% Mar 22
88 Va
*
'•
88 Va
92
*102%
100
(Ky)-No.par
125
125
%25
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
-60
82
83
821/4
92%
81 %
82%
92
92
162% 102%
162%
16%
16%
17
125
126
&
16%
125
Inc— 11
18%
18%
18%
18%
181/2
18%
52 %
53%
53
54%
54%
55%
Sons
*86
22%
22%
*10i
103
*86
88'/2
*90
92
103
103
16%
*125
27%
81%
18%
54%
*90
M02
.
16%
16%
125
126
10,700
11,^00
103
.
1
*90
92*
102%
16%
'
*101
103
*86
———3.33 %
(Ml
Jan
12
*101
|Q3
*86
102%
16%
6s. Nashville
45% Feb
*101
88%
*89%
—10
common
—
6,700
80
8Va
45%
814
___10
Long Island Lighting Co
Loriilard
16
■45%
_.'_L_4
i—
-
8
22
310
58%
56%
15%
31
18% Mar 15
65%
145%
64 %
Dec
61
641/8
145%
66 Va
146
15%
46
.
1,500
17%
64
127% Feb
28
6'A
15%
Rights :
8
May
.
6
1,600
614
45 %
Corp.;.—.1
10
19%
56
L
2,100
27%
.
63%
Lone Star
15
Feb
109
26
59
5
143% Jan
2
2'/«
f
36
88
.2.50
Lone
11
30% Nov 20
28
17% Jan
34%
*85
72:%
,
65 V4
-
145
18%
19
6
6%
100
(The)
Corp
g—. —
17%
19%
14
2
600
*19
90
2712
4
Jap
15% Jan
19%
1,500
16%
*88
1912
'
101 %
2,800
17
27%
25
97
I8I/4
16%
19%
28
13
.4
181/4
191/8
27%
Loew's
7
Jan
2,800
27
*3%
18'A
%
19%
7
102% Jan
106 :
6
88% Dec
15
26%
„
„
•
! 98% Dec
7,400
14%
15
19
27%
Lionel
900
50
49
19%
27%
Co__
3,900
3,400
26%
*26 y8
18%
.19%
Belt
26
391/2
16%
10
20%
25%
2514
*3%
19%
com
320
20%
5,800
163s
90
*88
7
94%
31%
14%
4
4
27 >'4
Lockheed
11
12
Jan 10
26
*3%
*94
'
4
*6
List Industries
2
4
33% Dec
28
Jan
15
*26'/a
543/4
Liquid Carbonic 'Corp coin
.15
3'/!>%-convertible preferred—100
,.
11
18% Nov 29
43% Jun
15
?6%
800
-54%
•
"
*3%
_p
Link
9
16% Jan
2
46 % Mar 20
11
fob
Mar 20
72% Jan
3
14% Feb
38
75
18
14% May 28
25,%
59
18
Jan
41
30
common.3
150% Mar
62% Mar
41%
65
28%
39%
47%
15
7
40%
65 %
28%
48
12
76% Nov
41%
65 *
25%
Feb
50
40%
64%
287%
31%
141% Jan
9
40%
28'A
43%
._4
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
9,900
64%
31%
31
112
40%
47%
68% Jan
Aug
Jan
700
8,400
Ul%
II2141
41%
65%
25%
63
7
111
12%
41%
"
40%
25%
31V2
25%
Libbey-Q Wens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill 6s Libby
2,300
12%
41
54%
Products
25%
12%
4p
1st
Fink
&
1,600
41
93%
common
28%
29
l
".
38
29
-
49
112%
500
681/4
.
251/a
,
160
64
J
26
Lerner Stores Corp——
2
20
23
110%
25%
fl2%
39%
'
20%
3
2
109'A 111'A
25%
14
72% Feb
39
20%
18% Mar 22
163% Feb
12%
39
_iu
82% Jari
1
12%
39%
_No par
__5
.
-13% Jan
61% Oct
12%,
39%
541»
1
1
137% Dec
25 y*
12
____1
13
98
4
25
12%
39
10
11% Feb
9
12% Dec
25%
*67%
.
_lfW>
common.
68% Feb
21% Mar 26
74% Feb
68
25
I
Apr
9
18% Mar 29
16% Dec 28
68
preferred—No par
50c nojicum 2nd pfd—
Np par
Lehman Corp (The) —
1
9
16% Jan
5% Feb
,67%
12
.1
& Sons-Co
noncum
67%
*36 ya
67%
Lehn
2
25% Nov
1
$3
99
38%
_
5
*96
25%
1
——
14% Feb
21% Jan
3
2% Jan 31
19% Dec 28
6
24
45% Jan
21
99
8.75
1;;,$
58
Jan
*96
28 V2
35% Apr 26
15% Nov 26
39
*96
*367/a
3,85% preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation. Co___Jl0
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RR_
i
No par
Lehigh Val'ey Coal common
1
July 10
97%
99
29
Lees'(James)
■
93 y3
100%
*94
38
Mar 22
9
*99
97%
*28y4
25 Ya
Jan
17% Mar 14
*92
*94
100%
*36%
36
2
93%
100%
971/2
28%
94
Mar 21
14% Jan
93%
100%
*94
38
88
27
*92
*109
27%
32>/« Mar 12
.Mar 22
93%
1001%
99
*92
100%
37%-
iqo
85
*811/4
.
*36%
No 2.50
pa*
;
4.Q00
*67%
com
Inc
COi
39%
28%
97
17% Jun
*92
85
800
391/4
37 y2
34% Apr 30
Jun
89
P81%
1061/4
48%
28
67%
May 8
13% Jan 10
30
85
*81%
?39
15,100
42
*47%
1061/4
28%
——
Co
39%
41%
:
28%
*36"%
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Cpnsplidada fif pfd-75 Pesos Me*
Lane -Bryant —
—iu—
-1
Lee Rubber 6s Tire
5
24
38%
41%
105%
48%
39%
*47%
No par
-
Kroeliler- Mfg Co_
Kroger Co (The)—
19% Mar 13
24
J
Co
preferred
41%
105%
99
68'A
No par
_50
com
Indus
42%
107
*4714 : 48%
85
*94
Kresge IS S)
Kress (3 H) 6s Co.
Mar 22
27
3
E
7
15% Jan
.
4%
Mar 20
*81%
*92
King-Seeley Corp
4
21% Mar
29% Mar 29
16% Mar 13
5
20
50% Feb 29
29% Apr
3
f81%
44% Mar 19
17
17% Feb
26
38 7/'e
35 V* Jan
3
94
~21:
38%
4%% conv prior preferred
.25
Keyatonp Steel & Wirp Cp (111)—J
Kimberly-Clark. Cojp
• :
f
4
65 Va Jan
31% Dec
Dec
KerivMcGee
Jan
43'A-Jan
30
2
,y
38%
*100
era
5l% Feb 12
1
*38 %
10Q
fennecott Copper ; Co—
County Lgnd
4
85 ¥2 Jan
1 Feb
'
25 ~
V4 Jan
par
jofr
preferred_„F00
cumulative
City Southern
41%
1061/2
48
,—
68% Mar 22
39
41%
106
.
48
1100
_
A% non-cum preferred-!
Kansas Gas 6s Electric Co_
4
128% Jan
101% Feb
6
106
46%
.100
Kansas power & Light Co_
Ksyser (Julius) ft Co
j
Kelsey Hayes Co
2
41%
107
'48%
—
.4.35%
11
Jan
.
cum
Kansas
29% Mar 11
Mar
4
Feb 19
>
4
26
37 % Feb 12
147% Mar 14
: Dec
2
12
12
53% Apr
1
Jan
r
25
»38% Jaft 31
36%- Mer
23
Mar 27
Dec
11
26 V2 Jan
20
Jan
95
4
Feb
42% Apr 25
-40'
A%-
41%
107
50
-CZ
3.80% preferred
I
f
14
-77% Jan
Jan
66
9
28% Aug 14
24% July 23
May 28
Jan
90
May 22
-
14
'
Mar 12
41%
_1G0
Kansas pity Pr <fc Lt Co com-No
39% Jan " 24
Feb
1
33 %
conv preferred
Dreferred —:
102
Mar
'
Chem Corp
cum
83
15
Jan
4%% '
■A%%
9
Feb
43% Oct
i
13
Nov
113 v
14
38
24
,
2
Feb
49
Feb
92% May
21% Jan 10
12% Dec
108% Jan
3
79% Jan
v37. ;
30
15
6s
L
Mar 13
Apr
-
103
71% Feb ,9
,
Feb
Kaiser Alum
2
•
30
*
t
45% Jan
45% Jan
20
Mar
103
97% NOV 28
89-
12
101
3
Feb
•44%<Aug 14
21
92 -Z Dec
37% Feb
3
881/?
92/
102
16%
125
,
,50
900
7,700
50
28
28 Va
2,000
80%
81%
2,100
18%
18%
55%
55
18%
58%
38,900
28
82
■-
2.400
M
37% Nov 23
120
Nov
144
15
May 24
30% Nov 14
27% Dec 20
Feb
20
12
Mar
125
27% Feu
32
120
Jan
MacAndrews
4
■
Forbes
6s
Trucks
11
33% Oct
16
28% Feb
12
30% Feb
5
92% Jan
13
82% Jan
11
86% Jan
30
21
10% Apr
6
8% Mar
4
9
Jan
16
Madison
6% Sep
20
10% Feb 28
7% Mar
6
9% Jan
10
Dec
18
139
Mar 20
72% Feb
Magic Clief_:
Magma Copper
31 % Nov
26
41
Mar 13
35
473 % Dec 26
610
6
476
8% Nov
86
8% Nov 28
31
7
* Jan
500
Feb
19
10
4
Jan
19
Jan
8
Jan
11
3
3
5
5% Feb
15% Mar 13
18
48 % May
4
9 % Jan
28
„
2■
14
29
*83%
84%»
8 %
*8%
8
8%
1
1
1—10
-1
Marchant
29% Apr
32% Feb
18
21
31
Apr 24
Nov 20
Jan
2
11
19% Jan
4
54% Feb
7
;1
July ll
7
24
45% Dec
*3
31 % Feb
11
35% Mar
31
14
35% Jan
Feb
13
75 % Jan
8
73% Dec 21
96% Jan
4
76
70
87% Mar
2
70
6
Jan
8
3
77
28
Feb
54
Feb
3 21/2
10
Feb 25,,
55
12
Jan
9
24
12
May 15
41% Dec
13
3
26 % Feb
19
30
Jan
6
40
21
42.
12% Dec 21
69% NOV
15
"
Jan
16
12% Jan
83% Jan
24
70
Jan
40% Dec
28
32
Feb
11
13% Mar ll
2
Jan
.2
32
43% Aug 20
16 ' Sep 19
95% Mar 5
Mar
1
75% Mar
6
54% Dec
49
2
55% Feb
13% Dec
17
Dec
18
'r
76
43% Jan 23
17% Dec 31
Nov?
33% Feb
21% Nov
24% Feb
77
Dec
20 > Mar
12
37.
19
85% Feb
5
29
32% Mar 15
28 % Feb
26
9
98
2
45% Jun
28
Feb
20
Mar 20.
17% Nov 20
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
9
27
5
July 19
64% May 10
102
Jan
6
105% Jan
3
52% Mar 11
88% Jan 29.
37
Jan
22% Feb
16
26
1)0
2
11
21"% Jan
8
12
62% Jan
11
Jan
4
98% Mar
4
21
84
8
86
Jan
F»»b
14
94
Feb 18
104% Jan
85
Sep
4
47% Jan 20
108% Apr 25
61% Sep
5
99% Mar 11
41% Feb
5
9
86
Feb
14
Feb
19
50% Jan
10
32 V«
32'4
32
32
*31%
321/a
800
19%
7,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
54
54%
*53%
54%
33%
33%
34»/a
%
33y2
3314
33%
34»/2
34%
34%
87
85%
86
351/4
5,200
851/4
40%
14,100
29%
2.9%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
30
29%
29%
000
221/4
*22
22%
22'/a
22%
800
36'4
35%
35%
5,000
33%
82
83
84
*82%
84
82%
83
77
*76
77
31%
*30%
31%
*82%
*76
——No par
No par
No pa*
30%
4.35%'preferred series.;
3.85% preferred Beries
3R0% preferred series
4.45%: preferred series-;
Miami
CoDper
—
31
,31'A
55
55
541/4
54.'A
*5414
5514
■,*541/4
14%
14
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14 »/4
26%
26%
*263s
27%
♦26%
27'A
*26%
27%
42
*41
42
*41'A
42
*41 Va
*41
13%
*71%
13%
13
71 %
71%
150
30
77
600
31%
31%
*5414
5514
100
14%
14%
1,600
*27
271/4
100
4iy2
41%
20
1314
13
13 >4
13
13»/«
2,300
71%
.
42
13
13 %
72
*76
71%
71%
71%
*71
71%
110
37%
37%
37%
38%
38%
39%
38
38%
3714
37%
5,500
35' i
35%
*35%
36
36
36
36
36
35%
36
3,400
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
1314
131/4
13i/a
13%
77%
77 %
*76%
77%
*77%
78%
200
54
54 %
54
541/2
18%,
17%
18
*17%
19%*
19%
*19
19'4
19%
18%
35%
35 7s
35%
35%.
35%
35%
351/2
92
9014
9014
90%
*90y4
29«A
29%
29%
85
83V2
83%
17is
19%
5
19%
35 7
—JO
*
311/4
35%
14%
*54%
,
——
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
30%
150
*82
77
-—5
851/4
39%
84
——i
34%
87
41
*76
Co
34%
♦85%
1,100
1.100
40%
*82%
Machine
33%
19%
54%
33%
*53
411/4
77
Nopar
12.50
16%
9%
40%
*86
84
No pa*
9%
19'A
34%
33
16%
64%
*76
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Mar 12
103
32
19%
*82'2
Mesta
'
102
313a
*53
83%
I
400
1,100
3,800
22%
pfd—i
500
9%
36%
2nd
2,300
28%
36
conv
20
8%
5%
16%
28%
221/4
$4
5
29
*82
Mergentbaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman ' 6c Scott
5
37%
29
publishing
——4
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A——1
Mclntyi'e Porcupine Mines——8
McKesson 6c. Robbins Inc:
—10
McLellan Stores Co
:
I
Mar 18.
57% Jan
8%
28%
36%
16%e
Nopar,
8%
78%
500
16%
82 %
6( Co Inc common
preferred —
37%
X9%
82%
$3.50
7614
*480
20
500
2,100
19,300
5,100
9%
361/8
Merck
76%
37%
8i/s
16%
22%
-100
-1
—3%
83%
8%
*8
26%
82 %
4% preferred se*ies B
1
Mengel Co (The)———
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
*814
3i/a
9%
36%
100
1
83%
8%
28%
9%
22 %
4%%. preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
841/4
495
300
9,200
2,800
29
*9%
36
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
Mead Corp common—
29%
27%
29%
40%
—1
McQord Corp common—.—-——3
26
Feb
19
.
4
55% Feb
82
,
Mar 15
23
31
30% Jdn
Feb
Jan
98% Jan
90% Mar 15
35
99% Feb
107
7
11,
89
83
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
29
12
29% Feb
116
*.
Jan
8%
*4%
391/4
127
403/4
87%
McGraw-Hill
„
4
Mar 21
July 11
Feb
9
25.
34% Mar 21
93
48
Jun
6
82
35
3
92
27% Feb
26
8
14
Dec
Apr 11
17
10
44% Jan
9714 Oct
197/b Jan
17% Mar 18
21
101% Dec
82
12
2
14% Jan 11
Jan
1
81
29
Jan
Jan
34% Feb
1
31% Oct27% Npv
23 Va Feb
21% Jun
13
,
37% Jan 28.
r
41% Apr 30
102% Jan 16
15% Feb
82% Dec
10
„40
34% Feb, 11,
37%
391/4
*121
27%
29 Va
2814
40%
34%
prelerred —
—50
McCrory Stores Corp common
50p
.3Me'%'. convertible preferred—.1Q0
McGraw-Edlsoft' Co new.i.———J
t
75%
495
38%
127
28 3 e
*81
preferred
Corp
27%
41
34
*86
$2.50
8C.% Jan 14
1
34%
5
*22
$3
72 V2 Jan 16,.
38% Dec 26
Oct
*33%
8%
Dept Stores commpn———6
McCall
4.
28
19%
54%
100
Cp
Maytag .Co common-:
Jan 22
32% Jan
46"* Jan
32%
19%
'
$3,75 cum pfd 1947 series—Nop**
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No pot
-
20
15% Jan
7
13% Jan
Feb
.
-
25
31%
*53%
37'A
00J
$3,75 preferred _1——No pa*
Mar 22
83
Jan
9
56% Jan
83
Jan
3
J4% Apr
25
-
•
9%
29
-Nopar
——
May
21
35% Feb
July 17
12% Dec 20
Marshall Field'& Co'com
4
20% Jan
7
54
8
31
7
Feb
28% Feb
*15%
Jan
97
48% Mar 19
14
16%
39% Jan
26
Dec
5%
Corp — -—— —No pa*
Master Electric Co-—.-.
—ll
21
Dec
*490
15%
28%
78
74
35%
35i%
493
9%
Masonite
1
35%
15%
35% Jan
8
22% Feb 18
Mar
74%
74
493
*4%
Martin
28
8
Si/a
8
preferred
(Glenn L)
8 Va
*4%
*15%
4 %
4% %
814
8 i'a
5%
g
convtRtible; preferred——50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
_4
28
8%
8%
47% Jan 22
50% Mar 23
74
Jan
*83%
8%
8%
39% Mar 12
32
19% May 25
37
Dec 17
Nov
91
85% Mar 22
29%
84'A
*8%
8%
Marine Midland Cprp common
3
Jan
29%
*8314
8%.
8%
Inc———5
38
18% Feb
52% Jan
40 *A
29V4
841/4
/
1
6.2a
13
98
35%
38%
♦121
2C%
29%
29 Va
8
128
27%
I—8
14
37% Nov
74%
500
—No pa*
20% Nov
I
V
8%
30% Mar 12
82% Dec .11
♦490
-1
-
Calculators
35
50
56% Jun
16% Feb
1
51% Sep 26
-'74%
•
1
*122
28
*83%
8%
-
Manhattan?-Shirt
33% Jan., 2
Marll
28%
—100
38'A
38%
38%
128
27%
No par
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
1
...10% Jan 30
*37%
"122
28
No par
Co Inc com
Square Garden-
Mandel Bros
38%
128
27%
Magna vox qo , (The)—1
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati" Sugar ?Col_—
4
17% Jan
4% Mar .11
Nov
.10% Apr
16
Sep 24
8% Oct -30
29% Nov 28
2
24
89
20
Mar 18
*37%
*122
5
—
preferred series A
4%%
'
26
4% Jun
5 % Dec
Jan
Jan
39% Jan
Many (R H)
10
—IjO"
Inc
80% Dec 27
28% Apr
common
preferred
6%
Mack
10
36%
«
*90
.
28%
83%
*34
54 '
54V4
54 y8
54%
5,300
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
19%
1,600
1,400
35%
4,500
29%
29%
29%
2914
84
84%
841/2
83%
83 34
*8314
35
*34
21 %
34%
84
*82
110
•109
•*53iA
35
*34
35
22
*22
22%
34%
34%
•82
84
112%
54%
*
10914
*35
36
110
*22
2?'A
500
34%
24.000
34%
83
10914
54
33%
*81
84
100
109
109
300
*52 «/2
54%
20 Va
20%
5614
8.400
*56
*87
87%
110
20%
2014
20%
57
56%
87%
561'2
87 %
98%
98i/a
*98
100
56%
*56
57
87
*87
87%
*87
98%
*98 "2
87'A
100
50
35
56%
20%
562
87
100
83
40
1,500
2214
20
2C%
98i/2
34
10914
92
*52%
54%
20'A
34%
84
110
(34%
*22
1914
54%
*53
*52a/4
20
1,290
54'/8
29
35
78
'
9014
2914
341,2
*98%
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•9014
21%
110
54
78
92
21 %
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*77
*85
88
*85
88
*85
88
*85
88
*85
87
*82
87
*82
87
*82
87
*82
87
*98
101
*98
101
*98
100
*98
100
*97
20
88
*82
500
99
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
1,200
211
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
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(1402)
Monday, March 25,1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range lor
STOCKS
Previous
Low est
Highest
26% Sep
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year
Lowest
Jan
33
26
6
30% Jan
-'■
2
Highest
33% Feb
7
Middle South
Midland
40
'
40
e
126
42% Dec
12
Dec
May 28
142
40
Dec
30% Mar 14
12
41% Feb
20
43% Mar
4
Mar 12
47
7
22% Feb 20
26% Dec
6
1
13
38
Feb
3
127
Jan
2
137
Feb
4
30% Feb
12
35
Jan
4
32% Jan
14
22% Jan
25
19% Jan
10
Jan
Aug 10
36% Jan
9
19% Dec 31
25% July 17
25% Mar 22
20
Feb
12
17
■_
Jan
23
22% May 14
17'A Mar 21
58
Jan
23
90% July 26
73% Jan
29
84
Jan
2
75% May 10
58
Feb
15
67% Jari
4
Dec
21
13% Oct
76
8
22
'
Oct
$25 distribution
Midland Steel Prod common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
94% Jan
28
98% Feb 26
3
11
14% Feb
12
18% Mar
Minneapolis Mollne Co
85
Jan
10
$5.50
No par
No par
1
common.
88
Jan
79
Feb
12
33
Jan
3
22
Jan
29
25% Mar
1
2
30
Feb
11
33% Jan
3
30% Jon 16
25
Feb
13
27% Jan
15
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
..25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power At Light___.No par
12% Jan
14
Minute
Jan
4
9% Dec
10
19
3
9% Jan
2
23
37% Feb
15
46
29% Jan
3
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
26% Feb
12
33% Jan
4
30% Jun 25
36% Aug 14
33% Jan
2
37% Jan
18
8% Mar 15
12% Jan
8
65% Mar
6
Jan
9% Nov 29
17% Jan
5
49% Nov 29
81% Jan
5
35% Apr 26
7% Oct
2
47% May 14
11% Feb 29
Oct
3
76
67% Oct
2
31
Dec 13
55% Jan
38
25
Mar 22
31
44% Jan
20
67
Jan
4
11% Mar 13
69 "A Mar 14
88
Feb 20
75
Jan
2
14% Dec
22
Mar 23
14% Jan
3
16% Mar
21
28% July 23
19% Mar 18
23% Jaii
14
24% Jan
3
20% Jan
23% Jan
9
16% Nov 29
24% Jan
3
33% Nov 19
51% Mar 19
„
-
Feb
8% Feb
13
17
13% Mar 21
30 % Feb
26
18
7
Jan
8
37% Jan
11
22% Nov 29
28
Jan
3
24% Jan
26% Mar
39% Jan 26
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
45% Mar 21
30% Jan 23
38
Dec 31
38% Aug
1
46% Apr 27
21% Feb
14
26
4
1st
preferred
.100
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
17%
%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
81%
81 %
81
63%
17%
17%
•
21%
17%
82%
17 %
17'A
17%
17%
600
81%
82 %
83
82 Va
83%
10,500
64%
64
64 %
96
*95
64%
64%
64%
64%
64 Va
64%
7,800
*94%
95%
95 Va
95 Va
*94Va
95%
200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17Va
8,800
85
85
96
*95
17%
17%
83'A
V
85
86
24%
*24%
243i
24%
24%
*24%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
26
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
86
*84
24%
85
•83
2,100
21%
82
*84
24%
■'
280
*24%
24 Va
32%
32%
26%
27
32%
27 <:
1,000
2,100
7,500
29%
29%
30%
35
34%
35
8%
9
8%
60%
60%
60
60%
Missouri Pacific RR class A
40%
41%
Mohasco
No par
8%
9
'
59
x39'/e
*9
9
9%
9%
57%
59%
58%
59 Ve
39%
38 Va
39 VB
;
7,300
9,400
2,300
4,800
49,200
31,300
9%
58%
38V
10%
38%
40%
41%
5
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
_100
Industries
68 %
69
68%
68%
68%
69
68%
68 Va
*68
69
80
80
80
80
*79
81
*79
81
*79
81
*15%
16
*15%
16
*15%
15%
15%
15%
200
20
20%
20%
20 %
20 Va
2,300
22%
22 »/e
22%
21%
22
1,900
inc
3 Va % preferred
4/20%
preferred
100
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool
1.25
*15%
16
No par
*20%
20 Va
19%
20
25
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
.
—
Monon RR class A
20
10%
290
280
No par
14%
14%
*13%
14
*13%
14%
13%
13%
%
200
2
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
27,600
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co <The>
No par
Montecatini Mining 8c Chemical
25%
25 Va
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
43%
43 Va
43%
44 %
44%
45
45
45 VB
44%
45
2,200
5,700
.
Class
B
Monsanto
Amer
Chemical
Co
shares
—1,000 lire
1
Ward
&
Co..___Nopar
12
23% Jan
11
Motor
Wheel
27% Feb
14
32% Jan
8
5
15% Jan
28
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co <G C)
Murray Corp of America
1
14
21 %
29%
21% Feb
48% Jan
11,700
34%
7
7
26%
35 %
40% May 10
43% Jan
25%
30%
Products Corp
Mar 15
27 V»
34%>
Motor
50
26%
30
10
4
27%
36
Jan
42% Jan
26%
30%
47
4
26%
29%
11
30% Jan
26%
35%
Feb
6
27%
30%
42
26% Feb
110
1,700
27
,
35%
9
12
33 Va
35%
5
.
3
42% Apr
33%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
7% preferred series A__
.100
24
31
33%
5,100
4,400
19% Jan
29% Dec
33%
10%
43% Mar 22
11
33%
42%
25% Jan
38% Jan
33%
*132
10%
13
18
1,500
132
33%
133
41%
13
35% Feb
43 %
43%
132
*33%
*132
10%
Monterey Oil Co
11
43%
132
132
3-1%
133
42
Montgomery
45% Jan
43 Va
43%
133
34
132
10%
4
2|
32 Va
41%
7
36% Dec
*•31%
10%
20
14% Mar
32 Vb
42
29% Feb
33% Jan
4
43%
33%
10%
40% Jan
Jan
43 Va
43%
*31%
41%
11
18
43%
33%
43 Vb
11
13% Feb
32% Mar
*31
33%
41%
12
31
*31'A
7,400
32%
10%
35% Feb
14% Dec
32Va
40%
35% Feb
45% Nov
32%
11
28% Mar 12
30% Jan 23
21
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
Shares
32%
33
41%
26% Feb
21% Mar 12
the Week
Friday
Mar. 22
11
51% Mar 14
25% Dec
10
32%
-
.
''
41%
29%
13
18% Jan
33
Mar. 21
Mar. 20
1
Corp.
18 Va Nov 27
37% Dec
32%
32%
•t.
Thursday
Wednesday
.
Mar. 19
-
1
Maid
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
80% Mar 12
18% Nov 29
Reg—1,50
42% Apr
Aug 30
30% Nov 28
25 Vs Nov 21
60
5
—
2
I
32%
*31
8% 1st preferred
ioo
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
l
Minneap 8c St Louis Ry_
No par
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie—No par
Apr
36Y4Jan
1
Ex
Minn Mining & Mfg com
$4 preferred
105
4
_io
Mar. 18
Inc—
24% Jan
61% Sep 26
95
Tuesday
Monday
Plf
Utilities Inc
Enterprises
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*14
14
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
28
28 «/e
27%
28
27%
28
38
37%
38
37%
38
37%
37%
23
23 Vb
21%
27%
37%
21%
28%
37%
21%
27%
21%
28
38
5,000
4,200
11,100
3,400
"
12
10
18
18
*17%
18%
18%
18%
17%
17%
18%
900
.3
40
40%
40%
41 Va
41%
42%
42
43
43
43%
6,800
44%
44 Vb
44 %
44%
44 %
44
44
43%
43%
21%
21%
4,000
1,800
2.9%
(John)
Motorola
Mueller
Myers
& Co
Inc
10
(F E)
23 Vs
23%
23%
1*17%
5
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1
*29%
30
29%
30
30
30
30 Va
30
30 y4
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
800
37
%
37%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
36%
37%
21,800
__10
28%
28 %
28
28%
28 Ve
28%
28%
28 Va
28'A
28%
2,000
No par
*45%
47
46
46
47
47
46%
46" Va
453A
45%
400
100
121%
;
Co
&
23
23%
5
Corp
Brass
*43%
22%
22%
23
Moore-M'eCormack Lines
Morrell
Bros
1,300
N
148
May 10
8
Nashville Chatt 8c St Louis
16% May 28
22
July 16
16% Feb
15
18% Jan
4
Natco
Jan
23
82
July 25
69
Feb
11
80% Jan
8
Corp
National Acme Co
23
Feb
17
29% Jun 27
30
3
National Airlines
11
Nov 26
16 % Mar 19
118
62
Jan
24
35% Jun
8
34% Oct
17
Nov
21
150
42% Apr 18
39% Jan 24
179
Jan
30
110
Feb
12
21% Mar 11
11
Feb
12
34 % Mar 11
130
Jan
Jan
13% Mar 13
38% Jan
Fibres
14
National
Jan
2
38% Feb
26
2
161 % Jan
24
9
Inc
1
National Biscuit Co common
Jan
15% Aug 17
13% Feb
27
15% Jan
34% Feb
13
59
46 % Feb
12
54% Mar 22
20
Apr
11'
July 20
26% May 14
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
30
20% Jbn
3
22% Feb
25
Aviation
Corp___
_5
—10
preferred A—-
National
Can
__10Q
Corp
36% Mar 20
38% Mar 18
18% Mar 19
23% Jan
National
20% Feb
10
29% Oct 11
23% Feb
27% Mar 21
92% Dec
17
101% Aug 28
94
Jan
12
2
18% Jun 20
21% Mar 12
18% Jan
7
37%' Dec 27
93
Dec 28
61 % Apr 13
105% Feb 23
36 Va Feb
15
76% Jan 23
154
123% Aug
10
179
Nov 30
5
11% Jan
153
Dec
132
32% Feb
14
16% Jan 20
Jan
Mar 13
Mar 22
19% Jan
25
! 40% Jan 11
i 97
12
156% Feb
132% Feb
11
162
Jan
23
20
139
Jan
23
13
Jan
7
National Linen
47% Jan
4
Natl
Mar 12
14% Sep
4
24
20
12% Mar 13
39
Mar 21
10
17% Feb
Jan
20
77% Aug 17
87% Nov
5
65 % Mar 12
80% Jan
28
33% Feb
12
37% Mar 11
40 % Feb
12
51
36
Dec
13
48
36% Jan
2
7
Jan
3
13
Oct
15
10% Dec
26
9% Apr
12% Oct
12% Feb
13
17
5% July 18
14
3
16% Apr 26
Nov 21
79
88% Jan
50
20
May 28
23% Nov 29
32% Nov 29
26% Sep
76
11
Sep 26
94% Jan
440
6
9
16
10
4
18
85
26
19
8
84% Jan
7
33% Apr 30
3
47% Jan
33% May 18
75% Mar
Jan
2
Jan
24
11
Feb
14
26% Jan
10
25
35% Jan
4
25
29% Jan
10
78
102
Jan
17
86
109% Jan
26
23
17
64% Jan
Feb
27% Feb
July 25
30
19%
18%
19 Ve
18%
19
19
19
19
19
27
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27 Va
100
Feb
Mar 13
Mar
4
86
103
Jan
100
*
98 %
100
*99
19%
19%
19%
19%
38
38%
38
38%
38
96%
96 %
95
95 Ve
*95
19%
100
*99
19%
19%
38
38%
96
19%
114
113%
117%
116
117
158%
160%
159%
159%
158%
159%
*158%
160
*134%
135
134%
135
1
*12%
Cast-No par
42 Va
Corp—,
No par
134%
134%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
32%
*12%
43
42 Ve
42%
42%
43 Ve
39
43
136
*134 Va
136
*134%
18
18
I8V4
47%
46%
47
37%
37%
%'
500
47%
37%
19,800
2,400
7,900
5
37 Ve
37%
37%
37 Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
8%
9%
1
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
700
_i
Fibre
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
6,100
15
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14
Co
*
14%
8V4
8%
.
8%
8%
14
%
32%
32%
1,000
83 %
*81 Va
83%
14%
14%
*13%
14'A
*13%
*13%
14
32%
*32
32 Va
32 %
32 Va
32%
32
83 Va
*81
83 %
*81%
83%
*81%
1
Bros
Inp
England Electric System
New Jersey Pr 8c Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp____
1
Dock
non-cum
8c Harlem
16%
*84
—10
100
1
New York Air Brake
_s
No par
Co
15
Chicago 8c St Louis
*81%
pfd_l00
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Central—
*14%
16%
86
101%
76%
24
14%
'
29%
26%
16%
*84
99%
17
86
101
16%
*84
101 Va
17
16%
86
86
103
103
*13%
16%
17
10
101%
102%
10,200
76%
78 %
4,400
24%
3,300
13,200
76%
77
77%
;78%
77 %
78
24%
23%
23%
24 Ve
24%
24%
24%
24%
30
29%
30%
29%
30'A
29%
29%
29%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
80%
26%
*77
18,200
16%
86
*85
86
103%
76%
80%
1,900
1,100
2O0
14
Y
6,600
46%
37%
14
N
1,900
66 %
36'A
37%
67
35%
_1
„;
Corp
York
18 %
66%
18 Ve
66%
35%
32
$5
13,600
*35%
18
67
~i
New
30
700
13
40 %
39'A
36% I
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
7
240
„1
National Theatres Inc
Y
17,800
111%
37 Ve
N
70
116%
115%
112%
160%
46
York
95 Va
160%
45%
New
10,200
5,000
38%
*95
96
100
19%
;37%
19%
38%
*95
8,800
2,900
22,700
100
100
100
111%
45 %
Mar 11
9
*98%
45'A
New
130
9,100
11,300
4,300
13,300
35%
38%
19%
44 %
Neisner
14% Feb
33% Jan
13
32% Dec
37%
Co
Nehi
16
12% Nov 27
35%
38 %'
66%
5
Jan
Jan
35%
37%
*35%
16% Feb
16% Feb
500
35%
37%
8,600
22%
36%
37%
21%
36%
2
99% Feb
July 24
22%
35%
28%
66 %
14% Jan
81
Jan
22%
35 Va
37%
21%
18%
3
17% Sep
6
97% Feb 14
91
21%
34%
38 Va
N atom as Co
125% May 7
87% Nov 19
107
21%
35
18%
11
2
21%
21%
37%
36
Jan
13
54
66
2
21
14 "A
53%
18%
6% Jan
Jan
14 Ve
54 %
36%
5
13 % Jan
14%
53%
66%
14% Jan
31% Feb
14 Ve
54%
700
37 Ve
36%
*158% 160 Va
14 Ve
14 %
53%
54%
37
14%
18
Nat U S Radiator
National Vulcanized
79
*35%
36
159%
14 Ve
36%
2
Mar 13
158
X53%
65%
11
17% Mar 19
96
36%
37%
._io
9% Jan
8
35%
36
158%
Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa———5
National Tea
5,000
3,000
34%
coramon—8
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
10% Jan
39% July 30
Dec
Steel
4
31% Dec
75
Jan
13 %
36
21%
National
38 % Jan
36
36%
158%
37 Va
22%
12%
100
Service
8c
27
15
Jan
3
Malleable
35%
160
22%
13%
ioo
9% Mar 18
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
Feb
18% Mar 14
6%
37
*158
200
23
5
preferred A
preferred B
12% Feb
11
Mar 29
8% Mar
8
12
7%
161
14%
Gas Co___
_io
National Gypsum Co common
.1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
.5
100 % Feb
35%
37 %
37
53
National Fuel
9
13%
I
1,650
119
120
l
pfd series of 1951
31
33% Dec
64
4%%
23%
13'A
36%
36
14 Vs
Stores
National Distillers Prod
Jan
4
117% M'ar 20
48% Oct
Sep
94
100
Department
23%
13%
13 Ve
18
70 %
17%
*70
__B
Gas Co
National Dairy Products..
25% Jun
23 %
23
190
18
70
13%
70%
13'A
119
18
22%
17%
*70 %
23 Ve
._I
12
21
17%
70%
23
52 %
National Cylinder
Feb
35% Feb
17%
71
120
119%
120%
17%
*70%
13%
!T58%
119%
120%
17%
71
5
42% Aug 14
9
121%
10
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
34% Jan 23
21 Va Mar 19
27
*70%
,_i
Automotive
35
7%
17%
1
155
11% May 24
6
National
5
*78
30
'
7,600
27 %
80 %
common.
No par
78
79
*78
preferred—
No par
*100
105
*100
105
*100
103
*100
103
*100
50
*351
400
*351
400
*351
400
*351
400
'351
120
103
40 0
RR
Co_
78%
78%
N Y New Haven 8c Hartford Co-
19
26
Jun
21
34% Dec
4
58
13% Feb
Nov 26
12
17
Jan
15
Common
33
11
41% Jan
14
Preferred 5%
35% Mar 12
54 % Jan
4
Feb
29% Mar 27
36% Jan
2
94
5
77 % Jan
2
6
34% Feb
28
29% Jan
18
69% Nov 29
Mar
38
Jan
83
Mar 20
4
31% Mar
1
85% Feb
23
71
73
Nov
28
91
Feb
13
74% Jan
78
Dec
31
98% Jan
9
79
Jan
14
82
Dec
11
16
82
Jan
25
90
Jan
28
31
103
Jan
Jan
15
8
73% Feb
14
81
Jan
30
84 Va Feb
12
18% May 25
22% Aug 16
14
23 Vs Jan
33% Jan
5
43
13
33% Feb
12
38
60 Va Jan
4
73% July 18
62% Feb
11
70% Jan
26% Feo
7
23
Mar 11
24 % Jan
49% Sep
25% Oct
7
19
27% Mar 18
39 Va Jan
2
20% Feb
23% Jan
10
22% Nov 19
38% Nov 29
16
Apr
77% Dec 28
88
41
50% Aug
104
8
Sep 19
35% Oct
Shipbuilding
15
14%
14 Va
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
34%
34%
35
35%
35%
35%
35'A
35'A
35%
700
1
36%
37 Va
37%
37%
37
37
37
37%
37
38%
37%
37 Va
111
Jan
Jun
1
45
18% Aug
Corp—.
■
-
18% Feb
3
76
8
48% Jan
5
Apr 12
12
Mar 19
79
2
56
Jan
14
107
39% Feb
12
105
Jan
Jan
8
.
3
4
Mar 21
Mar
44% Jan
8
31
Common
No par
i
$3.75 preferred
——
—100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.Nopar
3.40% preferred __;
100
3.60% preferred
—_100
3.90% preferred
—100
4.10% preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp.
5
Nopco Chemical Co
2
Norfolk ,8c-Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred "
—25
_.
North
American
Northeast
Northern
Northern
Aviation
Capital
Central
Natural
Gas
_1
—1
Corp
Ry Co
50
Co
com„10
5 %%
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
.100
5
37%
*82
30%
37%
84
31%
37%
*82
30%
37%
37%
37%
84
83
83
31 Ve
31
31%
37 "A
*83
31
37%
5,560
74
*72
74
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74
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74
*72
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79%
*77%
79
*78
80
78
78
82%
82 Va
82%
*82%
82%
82%
82%
89
*88
89
82 %
*88
19%
*35%
89
*88
19%
19%
19%
19'A
36
35'A
35'A
35%
67
•68%
67%
23 Va
23 Ve
67%
67%
*23 VB
23%
27%
28%
27%
30%
21%
21%
21%
21%
77%
76
76
54%
54%
*76
54%
107
41 %
107
41%
*23 Vs
*106
41%
54%
108
42
19%
35%
:68%:
23 Ve
29%
30%
21%
21%
*75
54%
107
41%
77%
55 %
107
42 V*
*88
19 %
*35
30Ve
31 Va
90
19%
36
_
1,500
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.
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19%
260
89
■,
1.600
19%
35%
35%
300
.68%
68 Va
Va
23%
200
29%
29%
80,300
*21%
21%
68 Va
23%
23%
29%
30
21 Va
21%
78
*76
78
55%
106
42 Ve
56
108
42%
1
17
84
Dec
12
82
Dec
84
7
16% Feb
5
17 «/2 Mar 20
Feb
21
74% Jan
2
82
Feb
14
$3.60
preferred
series
—.100
*78
79%
3
10
91
Feb
6
$4.10
86
Jan
2
Dec. 18
102% Jan
series
series
5
85 % Jan
10
100
100
100
92
9
preferred
preferred
*91
5
Jan
103
101% Jan
*88%
89%
89
100
*91
93%
*91
91
85
Jan
90
Feb
1
90% Feb
18
1
Common
$4.08
S
preferred
24% Jan
2
4
Oct
1
19% Jan
series
preferred series '
Northrop Aircraft Inc
3
14% Feb
12
17% Jan
4
Northwest Airlines
20% Oct
1
28% Jan
6
21%~Feb
15
22% Jan
11
47*% Jan
10
50
11
59% Jan
24
85% Dec
18
21% Jun
8
99% July 25
29% Jan
13
63% July 23
88
Jan
Feb
8
92
Feb
28% Feb
5
$4.11
$4.16
4.6%
preferred
1
17%
*90
25
Inc common
10
16%
L
25
*21%
1
Norwich Pharmacol Co__
2
52%
17%
92
25'A
16%
22
53%
17%
79%
*91
*89
25
16%
*21%
53 %
17%
17%
*23
55%
*106
42%
900
40
4,800
55 Va
V
108
*79
79 %
92
*91
92
92
*89
92
*89
92
89
*88%
*91
89 Va
*88%
89
93%
*91
93 Va
80
92
*91
92
89
*89
88%
*91
26%
5,600
17 Va
17 Va
80
*78'A
*91
93%
26 ys
17%
17%
40
15,100
42%
79%
17%
80
92
93%
26%
26 Ve
26%
25%
26 %
170
>
110
14,500
12,300
17%
17 >4
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
22
21%
21%
*21%
22 Va
*21%
22%
100
*52%
53%
53%
52%
52%
700
53%
53
\
4,200
67%
*76
1
100
78%
83
83
>
14,300
31%
74
*72
>
10
84
*83
84
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
16% Oct
72% Dec
14,
I
300
34%
•
75% Nov 28
May
York
*14%
100
_
N Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
28% Dec
16% Jan
New
No par
:
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185
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the Week
Mar. 22
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Mar. 20
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49
Dec
14
58% Aug 13
48% Feb
00% Dec
13
110% Jan
4
94 % Jan
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
70
Jan
95
Dec
la
110
Jan
11
95
Jan
109 % Feb
10
94
Feb
July 17
15
Feb
92% Dec 31
15% Dec 21
23
83% Dec
3
33% Jan
A
91
Jun
18
47% Apr
>
34% Jan io
17% Nov
I
•7% May 29
33% Jan
3
3
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82
19% July 13
104
Jun
62% Aug
2
11
Mtey 28
89% Dec 31
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/
2
16% Sep > 10
59
Nov 20
60
17'
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91
Nov 27
98% Dec
35
90
Mar 26
84
Jan 27
Oct
9% Jan
10
17% Jan
22
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Jan
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.
47
Oct
2
Dec
54
Jan
152% Feb
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5
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Feb
18
26% Jan
9
18
11
35% Mar *;i
28% Feb 28
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123% Jan
Mar .2,2-
.50% Jdn
37% Jan
9
&
2-
86
6%
11
4
53
Dec
26
48% Feb
12
56% Jan
16
31
103
Jan
6
88 % Jan
2
27% Nov 29
29
-
36% Jan
Aug 27
3
42% Dec
'
10
93
33% Mar
45
8
4%
4
12
50
22% Feb
12
26% Jan
23
17% Dec 20
16% Jan
18
20% Mar 22
3% Oct
2
6% Mar 12
3% Feb
18
10% Sep
26
42^a Feb
"
9
14% Jun
25
37
27% Sep 26
46% Jun 20
37
17
21
Jun
Peninsular
39
Jan
7
21
Jan
10
26% Mar
28% Mar 27
101
Jan
8
22% Jan 23
7
25% Jan
Peabody Coal Co
5%
27
11
Jan
27% Mar
8
$1.30
9
77
Jan
30
85% Mar 13
43% July 11
34
Feb
12
40% Jan
2
13
Nov
30
16% Jun
18
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
24
49% Feb
29
68
Dec
12
52% Feb
12
60
Jan
2
3
43% Feb
25
45% Jan
9
Penn
2
94 % Jar*
2
106
Jan
29
2
101
Jan
25
22% Jan
7
27
112 % Mar
Dec
19
109
21
Nov
29
28
45% Jan 23
11
Feb
29
92 % Jan
Mar 29
66% Sep
20
Dec
17
19% Jan
31 Vb Jan
35% Feb
147
Jan
2«
$4
Sep
12
168
96
Dec
2
1
95
Jan
14
98
12
17
Mar 11
19% Jan
4
Mar 12
4% Jan
15
10
3%
51% Oct 26
4
23
17
95
Jan
10
51
Feb
5
36% Jan
18
Apr
40% Mar 23
10
28
12
107
19
20% Dec
96% Dec
42% Feb
76% Mar 19
93 % Oct
64% Jan
35% Dec
Mar
26% Mar 14
112% Jan
13
24
21
7
94% Feb
12
3.80%
4
94
Jan
3
10
109% Jan 10
29% Nov 19
104
Jan
30
Dec
5
Dec
26
39% Oct
1
Dec
May
3
28% Jan
29
14% Mar
1
17% Jan
3
62% Mar 18
68% Jan
16
47
3
July 11
21
74
Jan
10
91
3
41% Jan
94% Mar 12
12% May 25
96
12
19
Jan
36% Mar 1)3
78% Nov 27
71
24% Feb
104% Feb
106
Mar
15% Jan
45% Mar
Feb
82
6
12
5
76% Jan
24
77% Feb
4
16
10% Feb
14
13% Jan
3
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
2
5%
43% Feb 12
53% Jan
4
Phillips
40% Dec
17
9
45
Jan
3
70% May
22% Feb
9
28 Va
102
Feb
3
89
1
July 25
21% Feb
Feb
5
10% Mar 15
3
86
Dec
26
96
Apr
10
Dec
7
100
Apr
4
32% Feb
13
50% Nov 19
8
20% July 27
163% Jan 16
16% Jun
149
Dec
140
11
21
18% Mar 12
89
Jan
20% Feb
20
54% Jan
21
60
10
11
27% Mar 20
86% Feb
88
Jan
Jan
1
91
% Mar 19
21
93
Mar 22
39% Feb
15
16% Feb
12
144
93
Mar 15
46% Jan
18% Jan
146
Jan
7
Jan
23
Jan
9
69% Dec
17
52% Feb
11
68% Jan
2
74
6
Jan
lo
75% Feb
19
85% Jan
10
10
96% Apr
8% Sep
3
6% Feb
10
7% Feb
12
7% Jan
10
24% Feb
9
39 % Dec
17
26% Mar 18
37% Jan
4
78 % Jan
80% Feb
7
Oct
23
81% Dec
78
7
23% Nov
19
132
Dec
28
36% Jan
84% Apr
4
92% Apr 27
35% May 14
24
90
Dec
13
155
31
Feb
1
71% Nov
19
90
Dec
31
Jun
25
16
Apr
20
30% Jan
23
40% ADr
6
22
Jan
23
21
8
80% Mar 12
85
Jan
23
23% Feb
27% Jan
16
130
Jan
25
4
60% Mar 13
132
Mar
70% Jan
6
15
87
Mar 13
99% Jan
15
14
Feb
12
15% Jan
16
31% Feb
11
37% Jan
4
38% Aug 20
27
Mar 12
31% Jan
10
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
21
Feb
13
22% Jan
16
45% Nov
15
55
44% Jan
28
50% Jan
2
7% Dec
31
10% May
7% Jan
2
9% Jan
22
63%
Aug 10
2
Dec
27
74
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
38
Jan
30
35% Nov
29
40 %
37% Jan
71
31
72 % Jan
Dec
22% Dec
21% Dec
26% Jan
5
Nov
29
31
Dec
1
July 24
88% Mar 29
26
108
May
30
26% Mar 14
3
120
5
2
39% Jan
29
8
79
15
Mar 19
32% Feb
10
27% Jan
3
29
85% Jan
14
92
Feb
86% Jan
15
92
Mar 13
11
103% Feb 16
26
104
89% Dec
17
15
15
90
Jan
7
95
27
1
3
29% July 25
24% Jan
21
27% Feb 25
1
74% Jan
3
50% Feb
13
66% Jan
11
4
51% Apr
5
37% Feb
12
46% Jan
4
see
page
26.
50
49%
49%
23 Vb
23 Vb
23%
23%
400
20
20 Vb
20%
20%
20%
3%
*3%
3 Vi
3%
3%
3%
9,100;
1,300
10%
10%
10%
10%
26%
26%
26%
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54%
53
53%
43
42%
5,900
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53
2,200
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43
20 Va
20%
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27%
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26 Va
26%
83%
84 Va
83 Va
84%
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14
13%
14
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14
56%
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56
44
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44
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100
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100
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95
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61
.
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62
12
12
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49
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97
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57
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57
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104'A
104%
104 Va
17%
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1,400
48%
49%
48%
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15,700
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95
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58%
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57%
39'A
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22%
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98 Va
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105 Va
104
104 Vb
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25 %
98
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4%
91
91
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79
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15
63%
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79
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11
11
11
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45 Va
46'A
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19
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62%
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81
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90
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104
97
57%
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25%
200
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8,800
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43%
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80
79
18%
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97%
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18'A
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59
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59
58
59
59
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17
17
146
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93
146
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%
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93
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41 %
6,000
17 vb
1,000
17 Vt
56 Va
56%
56%
79
79 V*
79%
150
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150
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150
149
149
148
148
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20
56%
57
57%
57%
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57%
1,000
79%
79%
79%
79%
79 Va
79%
57
79%
7Vt
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
10
26%
27%
27%
28 Va
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79 Va
79%
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81 Va
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81
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81
100
79%
81%
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100
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24%
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100
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135
63%
64
75
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5
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preferred
10
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%
17
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149%
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7%
(The)
10
93
93
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Ac Ash pfd
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15,300
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1
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135
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135
28
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24%
135
7%
7%
3,600
2,700
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27%
6,400
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79%
80 Vt
80%
100
24%
24%
1,000
♦132 Vt
135
91
65'A
64 Vt
65 3b
63%
64 VB
64%
64%
92%
64%
91
91%
89 Vt
89%
91
w~
91
1,300
700
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
33
33
33
33'A
33
33
32%
33
1,900
27 Vt
27%
27%
28%
4,500
10
Co
Industries Inc
common
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of
27%
27%
27%
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27%
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22
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22 Vb
21%
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45%
46
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46%
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46 Vt
46%
46%
5,400
8%
Vb
9%
Va
9%
21,700
5
8%
No par
preferred
preferred
27%
10
2
Power
Gamble
Serv
*66
68
10
*43
43%
*66
8%
8
67 Va
8%
*67
68
43%
9
*66
9%
68
43%
43%
1,400
38%
38%
39
4,500
80
78
78
100
*23
23%
600
23
*22
23
119
♦114
119
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
79%
77%
79
78%
78%
*78
*23
23%
23
23
23%
23'%
*23
23%
*22
23
*22
*114
119
*114
preferred
..25
*22
23
,100
*114
119
preference com
No par
preferred
100
preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
Puget Sound Pow Ac Lt Co..—*.16
31%
31%
27%
27%
*22
23
114%
114%
31%
31%
27%
27 Va
31%
31%
27%
27 5b
88
88
68
43%
43%
38%
Serv El Ac Gas common.No par
*67
4,000
38%
43%
33%
*77%
43
9
43%
%
No par
100
Indiana
25
31%
27%
100
31%
31%
31%
11,700
27%
27%
27%
4,900
280
90
*87
90
85%
*88
85%
4.08%
91
*90%
91
*90 Vt
90 Vt
91
*90'A
90 Vt
*90%
91
4.18%
93%
*81%
93 %
*91%
93
*91%
93
•91 Va
*91 Va
Pullman Inc
Oil
_
10,400
33
33
preferred
Pw#
J,
2,500
60
26
*90
A
•
1,500
95
58%
*90%
common
32,200
42%
26%
No par
prior pfd
1,200
11%
*10
58 %
1
Co
200
'
79
11%
26%
No par
Co
400
10,500
,
10
com
50
105
*
11
*10
25%
Vt
•95
250
91
14%
*80
81
10%
25%
22%
14%
•
45
*77
104
*89%
98
39 Vb
104 Va
62%
14%
63
*80
104"
38%
*21%
*104
44%
14%
62%
44%
25%
3,600
17%
*89%
91
9,300
50
98
91
*89 Va
21%
_
4%
4
95%
104%
100
66
_
17%
v
17%
*97%
700
2,400
-
49%
17%
17%
4Va
4
800
185
184
00
17 %
13,000
2
Co
class
Young
12
23
34%
12
60%
56%
1
183*
11%
23
34%
22 Vb
95%
25
2,000
50
100
1
61%
21%
48'A
100
61%
50
48%
5
22,500
21%
47%
3
230
20%
49
4%
100
96'a
20%
21%
4 %
100
34%
68
510
96
49
68
100
4,800
20%
21%
*65%
8,300
101
97%
17%
,
,
14
100
21%
68
10
43%
43%
23%
*23
187
185
40
100
56%
•54
47
*65 %
100
common
11%
34%
13%
2,700
'
62
.20%
62
23%
*34%
100
;
•
.
95%
,95
12 Va
22%
5
..1
(conv)
series
,
,99%
40
■
preferred
Steel
99%
>•
5,000
34%
43%
13%
No par
cum
3%%
10%
26%
53
35%
100
100
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Public
10%
26 Va
85
Co
$4.75
10%
27
34%
%
2^500
53
53
83%
Oil Co
&
3%
35 V,
$1.40 div
Feb
62% Oct
footnotes
&
Publlcker
Pub
37% Jan
ror
49%
24%
35 %
5
Inc
4.20% preferred
Feb
Feb
50
19%
83 Va
*54
310
24'A
35%
5
Potomac Electric
Procter
7,100
45
84%;
4.16%
23% Feb
7
2
118
Poor
33 vb
45
35
No par
Inc
Plymouth
20
33
44%.
83
100
convertible
$3.50
Plough
92%
33 Vb
27 Va
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt
Co
r
*26%
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pitts ton
32%
AA
27%
84%
16%
&
-
*26%
*143%
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
44
27%-
-
4.32 %
24% Feb
3
21
22% Jan
22
18
Jan
85% Dec
106% Feb
Jan
67% Jan
45% Mar
31% Jan
82% Dec
Feb
22
1
111% Jan
26,% Dec
32% Jan
Mar
8
July 25
35 % Mar
64
92'/a
-y
48%
No par
—
Forgings
1st
,i 200
6 vb
S3
93
33
44
*27
100
preferred
94
32%
'.
27 Va
1
5%%
138
4,700
21
Consolidation Coal Co
5%
750
•137%
a. 6
'
fc
51%
*26Vt
*26%
Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
7% guaranteed preferred
...100
Pittsburgh
30
129
50%
*20 "2
...
preferred
Pittsburgh
13
Feb
Pitts
4,000
37%
.128%
51%'
21
100
convertible
$4.80
37
80O
8,500"
12,300
49%,-
1,500
16,800
26 Va
Pitts
21
150
$5
i.
„4l
700
15%
26%
(conv)
common
Chem
Ac
c'
24% .t 25 '
•29
.
,
1.700
15%
42%
Hosiery
Coke
.
.
6
*20%
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Pitts
400
■
:i5%j.
27
Petroleum
11
Dec
146
6
21
Corp
Plllsbury Mills
$4 preferred
*92%
i
!
12.50
preferred
21
37% Feb
170
•<'
43
preferred
Pnoesdx
V
.
137%
*137
6
27.
series preferred
18
44% Jan
129.
42%
preferred
10
18
.
.
49%
.*30
128%
*20%
No par
Phillips Jones Corp com
99% Mar 14
40% Feb
•
■
"
(37
*29
.137%
*1376
36%
7
'
129
27%
Corp common
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
12% Jan
15% ;
40 Va
49 Va
21
3%%
56% Dec
Oct
43%
Phlla Ac Reading Corp
1
89
42%
Philco
8
3
36%
30
;
'
40 Vb
49
.
*27
100
preferred
31
4
36%
'
V 38%
*20%
preferred
8% .Dec
59% Jan
54%
10
common
preferred
preferred
3.9%
13%
15%
19%
19
10%
—33%c
,,
4.68 %
4%
13%
-24%* 25 v.
48%
•
*24%
i
27
53%
common
4.30%
46% Oct
8% Jan
Corp
$1 conv preference com
91
Feb
10%
26%
preferred
4.40%
140
10%
3%
Mfg Co
Electric Co
Phlia
6
2,000
.1,000
93%
26%
3%
Petroleum Corp of Ame^
1
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
5
Pfizer (Qhasi Ac Co Inc common__l
14
Dec
64
31
;
99
:-4t%y.
*53%
18%
61%
2nd
.•■"
24%
47 %
24%
18%
60%
4%
13,0004,900
62% -V.
93%
■
24Vb'.
*24%
,
49 Vb
128%
32%
44
10
Phelps-Dodge
.100
-
•
*3%
47%
*24%
_
94
32%
*43
50
Feb
103
'
.
20%
104% Feb
106
16
Jan
46%*
*92%
33%,
44
96
2
14
23
2
23
'
20%
2
-Dec
Jan
15
40
32 Va
*43
.
95%
Jan
93
17
Jan
63 % Jan
93%
*92
.
1
.
4
41
-
;i5% ^1
51
100
4%%
,110
t
16%
54%
98%
■
-
14%
15%
51«A
100
Co
*
93%
.*24% *„24VbF,:
50%
100%
fdilk
77
•
.
"
50%
100
98% Jan
102
Jan
Jan
96
17
Feb
Mar 18
50
84% Dec
6 Vb
43%
Pot
■'
98%"'
42
93'A
v
38%-
*29
137%
6Vb
v,
*53%
87% Jan
^
62%'
; *13%
;;
25
x48%
30
44
Pepsi-Cola -Co
50% Mar 20
77
•16%
'"51%
61%
*
15%
38%
^
128%
57
9
25
•
C
■
54 Vt
25
v
25 ;
*137'A
137%
15%
25-
*
36%
,
43%
7
22% Mar
7% Mar 12
>
128%
1
191
69
.
t
-
16% ,7
y 41%
50%
1
2
8
9,900
77
98% -
J
51
$1.60 preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__,
Peoples Gas Light Ac Coke,...
Peoria Ac Eastern Sty Co——
2
22% Apr
■
-?■
62
;
93%
14% A 14%
15%
25
49%
No par
Penn-Texas
Feb
105
r
■
54%
"
42
*92
25
Corp
Sand
«fc
8
45 % Feb
83%
__1
9
Mar 15
3.000
83
No par
25
Jan
99%
42
«
*16%
7
50%
(The)
Corp
Glass
42 vb
83%.'.
•
155b
Corpx.
Feb
65
98%
; *
.;:
'*76
20
88% ;»%
42%
25
35
18% Jan
3% Nov 26
37% Feo
3
63%,
63
1
14%
■
36%
No par
25
common
13% Jan
25% Jan
3
Jan
:
*16% A16% '• "i
54 Vt-!
54 >A
16
'
54
27
16% Oct
Jan
r
77
-
a2%-
;
5^00
12%
88 % ' ;
25
Telep
Power
15,000
4&%.-
m%-
12 va
•
*29
5
5
Jan.
V
38%
.'
_25
Pennsylvania Salt
165
"
93%
Light com
4%%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
(
26% May 18
18% Oct 24
45% Nov 20
92
Aug 15
99 V*
;
,
42%
*37%
30
No par
Penney (J C> Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Pennroad
45
/
427/*.',.
*
,
42%
15%
common
62% Mar 14
2
;
:25
•
37
1
22% Mar 15
6
*88
16
2.50
11% Jan
13
1
63%
83%
76%
-
54%
49%
No par
33% Feb
13
27
32% Oct
11
;; 80%
16%-
24%
-•
*6% :. 6V4
__No par
55% Jan 21
6
21% Jun
Feb
..
'
15%
preferred
Penna
48% Jan
91
I.
preferred
$1.32 preferred
23
92% Dec
f
129
137%
-
1
$1
23
30 % Jan
43% Nov 26
42%
42 %
16
prior preferred
conv
3,500
27 vb'
•110
1
12%
15Y»
Enterprises
44% Mar
41% Mar 12
24% Mar 26
36%
*29
.127%
100
Penick & Ford__
29% Jan
78% Nov 29
&
7
14
11
Patino Mines
2
21
'
('
80%
*88
.
*
76%
*15Va
495/8
Corp
Transportation
54% Mar 18
27
Oct
24
'
400
17t«
03
•
27
46
12%
12%
12%.
80%.
*14%'
38 Va
l
Parker Rust Proof Co__
Parmelee
•91%
111%'
_1
;
12% Jan
Nov
13
37%
.49%
Corp.!
Distillers
30% Jan
20% Dec
45%
*110
No par
Pictures
& Tllford
10% Mar 13
13
'27%'
...
45%
111%
•17%.
27%' ;
6,400
Pipe Line—
...
26 % Mar 12
Feb
'
41%--
93
*17%
*91%
27%
/
45
42%
*92
-1
25 Va
100
49
56 % Nov 26
25-,
Teleg common__l00
Parke Davis Ac Co
2
4% Jan
25% Nov
26
Mar 20
60
4-1%
71,200
"
10
preferred
■
Park
12% Jan
57% Apr
30'/a Jan
•
**110
,
09
42 VB
'■
15 %.'
25
preferred
Paramount
4
Mar 22
1,100
16 vs.
37-vb
17%
17%
27%
"
Mar 21
28% Jan.>2
40% Jan
'
13
09 V '
f:
25 y4
.25
25
j.
East
45%
63%
•14%
15%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
40% Jan
23% Jun
8
*14%
Corp
Common
'
54%
63 3%
5
common±.___;___l
No par
Jan
■
,50
-
41%-
93
*01 Va
,
111%'
*16%
>98%
No par
•7
*17%
171b
93,
27%
76%
»
-
93%
Mills
19% Jan
Dec
*-
...
16%
'42%
Lighting Corp
137% Mar 12
41
80%
42%
Pacific Telep &
20
A
37%
1
'
-93%
Pacific
11
41
42%
54%
63'/4
-
Pacific
Feb
40%
*88
,78
16%
9
Panhandle
48% Dec
*7$%
7
Feb
.40%
12%,
80^8
--54%;
■
l
29
'
Mar
-
50
,,
85
•84
37%
45%
13
80%.-
33 % Jan
15
•
50
.
99%
16
85
♦84
37%
*110
42% -42%
1
Pacific Gas Ac Electric--
21% Mar 20
27
15Va
15-'A
86
*97%
37%
27%
Aggregates, Inc.5
&
Co
Pacific Finance
8
.
16 VB
98%
37%
*91%
*8fl% :> 89
131% Mar
2
.
:1287a Jan
9
41
,
101
37%
17%
-
r-
45%
12%
-
^No par
The!
preferred
17%
93
45»/8;
.100
Amer Fisheries Inc^
Pacific Cement
2
Jan
16 VB
*84
101
40%'
4
*110— 111%
...Nopar
Jan
5%
16 %
86
102
*97%
8,200
-
»7
37%
27%' '27%
.___03y»c
83 preferred
17% Jan; 22
:
'
■
*'• 4%
tnimul? preferred
''100Orford Paper Co common_i.____l5
Pacific
16
98%
50%
•85
'
—
1
27
13
16% Jan
;
*97%
50%
101'A 101%
87
102.
,103%
i*102
98%
*85
87
.
~
1
Corp
—
12
48% Feb
.
12
6% Dec 28
2
Mar 13
103%
*84
'
40%
*17%
.
Owens-Illinoisr Glass Co—_____6.25
Jan; 15 v
,v
*97%
3TV+
•*91%'
•
oeries.-lioo
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp..
43
50%
102 Va
85 V*
'
40%
..^..6.25
Feb
Sf 23%
12
.20
_i7.gQ
5
24:
Jarr 16
Jan
Jan
•
100
;
GHw__
Elevator
Outlet Co
37 .*
;
Co com—10
;
Natural
23
Nov~27
Ktec
preferred
Overland Corp
3
96
•
22
15% Feb
15
10
50%
*100%
*85
'
Ac
4%% convertible preferred:
OH*
51 Vb
102%
16%
:
84
ptr
Gu
Outboard .Marine
Jan
Jan
104
9
13% Jan
•
.
142% July 16
26
Jan
[
64% Mar= 6^
11
93
100
50%
*100%
87
*102
98%
*
16 %
-
50%
*85
103%
.,*97 %
5
50%
100 Va> 100%
85 %■
*102
100
;
Corny preference MSI
Otlvar Corp cornnma_.
4 "
*
16% Jan
11
5
40
8OV2 Nov 29
322 %: Sep 28
128
i
68
36% Feb
22
53% Mar 28
35% Nov 29
85
98% Feb
•
:
common
84 %
.
100
Common
,'83% Mar 21
-57%-Jan 18
'
23%FeiTlO
<44% Jan
76% Mar 20
16% ^Jan 10
.
11v
Mar 12
89% Jan U >
■'
52%-Feb 25
51% May 9 '
102% Jan 13
-Nov 30
3-
12
18
;
Preferred 4.24% -series..-..
13% Jan '11'
Jan
■
101%
OUn llatbtesoB Chemical Corp—
112
70% Feb .13
•
50T4
101%
100
preferred series A
Oklahoma
7
50%
100
Oil
4%
3
,13
^
preferred
Oklahdma
15
90% Jan
13
-39% Feb
'
July 5
July 11
<
106
8
62
Ohio
Jan
97
common.
Match Co
5%
4
"28% Mai*
Jl% Feb .12
9
50% July 26:
79% Dec 31.
95%. July 23
V
2
Feb
5
Jan
13
11
42% Feb 11
g
107% Jan
1
Feb
Jan
105.
Ohio
41% Mar 22
26
2
130% Aug
lt% Janr
14
4.44%
28
85% Mar
93
Nov 29
4.56%
98% Feb
■44% Jan
Jan 14
-17%.Feb
26
-Nov 20
13%W> 14
;
11
<
■
1
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
29
16% Jan
-.
27
Edison
4.40%
-
Jan
*
14
29% July 16 •
48
r
89
103% Mar
Feb
38
Ohio
7
101% Mar 18
-35% Feb
July 19
.
105
"
51% Jan
<Thp)
60%
5
38%
87
1
20
93
27%
27%
27
3,100
27 Vt
27 Va
26%
.^__No par
87
27 Vb
27%
27%
27 Va
60%
60%
61
61 %
60 %
61
61%
61%
60%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38 Va
38 Vb
38%
38 Va
39
3,000
*
23,200
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
.
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NEW
-
Year 1956
11
36% Mar
May 28
130
Nov 21
Range Since
2
33% Jan
T
Jan
19
20
20% Dec 20
18
33% Nov 23
72% Jan
17
r■■ ■
■
70 Va Nov
27
15 Va Dec
4
20% July 11
63% Jan
23
69% Apr
29
44% Aug
27
16% Aug
13
July 19
11% Peb 14
19% Mar
16-8 Mar 15
37% May
31% Feb 12
-37% Feb 27
24
/
33% Jan
40
20% Jan
4
Dec
Feb
20% Jan
34% Jan
Jan
10
Jan
Raytheon Mfg Co
Beading Co, common
4% noncum 1st preferred
A
*
4%
Feb
28
31%
11
Reed
12% Jan
8
11
Mar 22
18 % Mar 14
3
30% Apr
64% Apr
28% July 19
43% Jan
8% Jan
26-/
18
4
3
16
10
5
6% Feb
14% Feb 28
18
Nov
27
Feb
15% Jan
29% Feb
8
23% Feb
8
11% Mar
1
7% Jan
12% Jan
4
15% Jan
60 % Dec
17
48% Feb
12
59% Jan
2
45
Apr
24
31% Feb
12
35% Jan
30
25 Va Dec
27
28% Dec
10
9% Feb
5
10% July 26
13
85
41 % Dec
27
Oct
1
45% Feb
2
54 Ve 3 an
3
69
Jan
2
Mar
8
4%
82 % Jan 22
89% Jan
16
80
11
92% Jan
2
37 % Mar 15
17% Feb
11
20
/
56
5K
57
57
57'
58
53
■"'/
28%
29'7
28 '
26%
28
'*■
"11%
11 ',8
11%
17%
18
32%
*39
41%
26%
9%
"
26%
Feb
3
Richfield Oil
71% Jan;
4
33% Jan
4
.Rlegel
24% MtV 22
Rltter
6% Feb
21
x3
25% Jan
29
28% Api
21% Jun 28
25
Apr
12
22
27% Dec
10
30% Aug
27% Feb
15
29"% Mar
Feb
9
37% Apr
25% Feb
13
27
29
35
19
510
Apr
2
20
2
28
105
Peb
351
5%%
5
406
93% Mar 13
93% Mar 13
13
24% Feb
12
30
Jan
8
10
17% Jan
11
12% Feb
12
13% Jan
2
34
May 28
35% Nov 29
Feb
11
47% Jan
2
Rotary
44% Dec
39% Feb
6
48% July 31
31
36 V# July 16
9
29
Dec
23
38% Apr
NOV
28
13% Apr
14
71% Dec
2
20
$0% Feb
30% Jan
,
6
t
35
17
if
>
35% Mar 22
2
Royal
Royal
Mar 21
46 Va
,
Electric
Dutch
McBee
2»
30% Jan
11
9 'A Jan
18
Ruppert
69% Jan
2
15
*14-14
15
28%
*28%
*59%
100
28%
GO
*14%
400
1
60
500
28'«
28%
6,400
6%
6%
1,000
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28%
%
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12%
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6
28%
28%
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60
10
12%
12%
12 7.
12
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12'/4
200
49%
50
49%
50 %
50%
51%
50'
50%
50
50%
18,800
33
33
%
32%
32%
33
33%
33
33%
33
33%
3,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23%
12%
s
7.000
10
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10
10
10
10%
8.200
53%
.V.
54 %
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54
53%
53%
12,900
45%
45%
45'b
45
%
900
54%
57%
19,400
45
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45%
57%
45
57%
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45%
58
75
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75
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75
75
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81%
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81
81
97
98 %
97
97
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97%
97
97
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98
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18%
18%
18
18
18%
18
18%
18
18%
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2%
18%
3 "
3
2%
66
65%
2%
65%
3
66 %
07%
66%
29
29
29
29
29
29
22 %
21%
22
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22%
22%
6%
6%
6%
6
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28%
28%
29
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65%
29'.4
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85%
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6%
6%
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29
37
37 1
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28%
37
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363 'a
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366
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1
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27%
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950
95 % <
12%
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36%
37%
37%
37%
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37%
37%
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43%
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45
45 V4
46 Ve.
45%
46
%
33
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33%
34
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28%
28
28' i
,
1
6,900
28 V2
28%
28%
18,300
367
36%
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20 Guilders
(The)
%
2.100
28%
28%
20
26%
14,200
281s
28%
27%
360
•
36%
28%
28
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28%
28%
358
1,300
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28
357 %
1.200
6%
28%
861 %
7,100
29
24%
29%
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;
67
29
5
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14,900-
24
24
28 7 a
29%
66%
50O
3.700.
3
-29%
6%
-
3%
C7
2%
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5
Corp
Ruberold Co
4
•
15
*14%
15' %
'
6%
10
Co
6 7k
28%
10
Trust.:
Steel
Pet
2,900
9%
6%
,
61/4
10
preferred series A
4%
9
6%
•
6 %
7 28%
10
Robr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
;
,
;•
t-%
6%
L25
16
6%
28%
Controls com__i
Jan
9%
9%
9%
*6%
6%
No par
31% Dec
21% May 28
9%
1,8 CO
28%
No par
4
Jan
2<;1
:
9%
200
'•
'
26
6%
preferred—
conv
41 %
25%
28%
*«%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co:
Rohm & Haas Co'common
Mar 20
*39
26(4
28%
^Rochester Gas & El Corp
Mar 14
35
3
Jan
28% Jun
41%
26
*59J'a
28%
f orp__
.Robertshaw-Fulton
29% Mar 20
*39
41%
500
'?■
28%
——
Roan
25
34 V4
59%
_1
Corp
Paper
*33%
28%
Co
Company
Antelope Copper
34',4
59 %
80%
2
34%
60
80%
11
34%
4
28%
100
19
38 i*
*28
100
19% Jan
6% Feb
15
series
28% Feb
6
32%
*37%
*59
50c
A
Selection
*6%
15
*14%
10
'Rhodesian
14
*32%
38%
5
Tob class B
Manufacturing
26
39,400
17*8
32%
*37%
6%
9Vu
17%
17
17%
*32V*
%
38
*39
41%
26%
'
6%-
Preferred 4.50% series
Rheem
21% Jan -18
6%
1
series
*33'
16,500
2,800
17%
•
300
,
12%
"12 %
127 k
2.600
,
.
100
<?o—
pfd
62% Feb
23
700
•
32%
17%
%
:
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28% 4
-
12%
12%
*37
33
'28
28%
.
32%
38%
*37
38%
9%
*56
•
32%
38 %
26%
,
10
Common
28% Jan
27% Feb
17
•
——
Preferred 3.60%
•;
4
Mar
99
Inc
Reynolds (R J)
58% Mar 19
Jan
2
84% Apr
5
42 % Aug 15
Feb
73%
17
17%
—1
50
29
12
33%
73%
17%
11%.
*39
2.50
29
Nov
33
74
17%
32 %
10
1
18% Jua
90
33%
73%
17%
...
Reynolds Metals Co common
31 % Nov
102% Dec
33 %
74
17',,
16%
5
Rexall Drug
,
69
2% Feb
27
33%
73%'
17%
*33% •3a
_
5
42% Jan
7
Apr 28
105 Va Jan
5
26,700
337,
74
32%
50o
Copper & Brass
Revlon
2
70
21
66% Jan
Inc
Bros
Revere
4
49% Mar IS
Sep 12
Dec
17% Dec
1,100
56
11%
5
(Rout) & Co—
$1.25 dlv pi lor preference
2
10% Jan
,
67% May
Apr 28
81
26% Jan
8
51% Feb
14
Aug
60% Jan
Mar 12
21
3
9% Feb
210
138
r2*i
33%
28%" "29%
No par
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common.
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
18
18
70
Bit Co
Conv
22
13
45% Feb
4,400
36
27%
*135
17%
*37
Reliance Mfg Co common
32% Jan .10
25
5% Jan
Feb
•62
59 Ye Mar 12
31
91
Roller
Reliable Stores Corp
8
27
42% Peb
49
noncum
Reeves
23
34% Dec
11% Dec
27%
74
50
2nd
Jan
6'/8 Mar 22
Jan
36
136
27%
33%
50
40
2
,
1
5
—50
6
10% Mar 14
18% Jan
61
36
136
27%
21
Rels
27
36 %
184%
%
27%
17%
i
*55
2.50
Feb
Jan
'
—
1
Co__
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Nov 27
15
Inc
Ray-O-Vac
r
0
35%
35%
134
27%
33%
17%
-No par
36
9
Shares
75
*74:
5
20
8
the Week
134%
35%
Xl34%
23";
33 %
par
No par
,
Rayonler
16
39
lac
Pavbeatoa-Manhattan
8
25% Feb
11
Jan
16
Ranco
11
13
38
31
x35%
138
'
Mar.*J
.
America com—No
33% Feb
30% Apr
11
11% Dec 29
34% Jan
11% Mar 14
37% Apr
17% Sep
36%
f-
*27%
Sales for
/
,
Friday
MAt.il
Thursday
Mar. ::o
; *■
■
lit preferred
$3.50
Mar 22
26% Mar 22
44 % Jan
33% Nov 23
17
58
11
48% Feb
12
3
36
13:1
10
PRICES
Wednesdav
'
Mar 22
28 V* Nov
Dec
24
18% Jan
3
Radio Corp of
18
Jan
78
Mir. Lv
SALE
HIGH
AND
'Tuesday
common—6
(The)
Quaker State Oil; Refining Corp
R
35% Jan
21
31% Jan
Monday
Mar. IX
Par
100
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
138
■ ?
STOCK
YORK
/
60% Mar 22
87 % Feb 14
12
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
36% Mar 15
Feb
5
29% Jan7
\
4
27% I eb
131
>Feb
23% Apr
153
NSW
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, March 25, 1957"
-
34%
34 %
34
23%
28%
8%
9'.a
-
13,500
29%
•
*8%
29
35%
28%
35
33
28%
1,400
2.400
116,800
4
9%
6,500
"
$0
Nov
Feb
1$
38 y4 Dec
Jan
2
Feb
14
150
3
2
25
24% Feb
28
26% Jan
11
687a Mar 12
7474 Feb
5
2
235
Feb
13
241
Feb
17
60% Juiy 31
205
Jan
2
205
Jan
7
93
Jan
f
315
Sep
9
105
Dec 12
Feb
38 '/a Feb
16
29% Jsn 19
37% Mar 29
3174 Feb
26
22% Mar
63 y4 Apr
14
Nov~29
77% Dec
13
20
48 y4 FCb
13
57% Feb
12
11
15
■
35% Jan
17 74 Jan 29
'21% Mar 22
60% Mat 15
17% Jan
92
42
42 '2
7a"
68%
23%
20%
„.
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241
*235
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195
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40:,iv
40
-
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40
21%,,:'
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6974
241
=235
195
=■176
: 195
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-
290
40
t
.
40
4074
94 74
95 %
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22%
*
22%
22 74
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*3174
21%'
22
31%
31 "4
31%
31%
32 74
40%
88
No
101
101
102
Mar
7
$4
7
Scovill
34%
Jan
7
82
Feb
20
11
36
Jan
4
21
52% Oct
13
13
17% Jan
54% Feb
12
70
16% Feb
19% Feb
preferred
Mfg
Seaboard
4
*
Seaboard
Oil
Seagrave
70% Nov 26
Jan
4
237b Jun
7
13
Jan
15
16% Jan
24
20
36% Jan
3
267s Feb
11
29% Jan
7
Sears
12% Jun
1
21% Feb
29
Mar 12
15% Jan
3
Seiberllng
3 y4 Dec
27
7% Apr
27
3% Jan
8
Mar 15
42% Jan
7
15
39% Jan
4
so
July 11
39% Jan 20
59
% Dec 17
50
Aor
4
Mar
Feb
6
12
12
587s Jan
26% Jan
2
20
95%
*86
*98 "2
,
100 74
1
8312
1674
62
86
*98
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837a
10
*
■20
31%
83%.:
3,400
32 74
33
3214 -3274
3274
17%
177,,
17%
17
17
17
10
32%;
-
17%
17
59 '5
60
60
59 %
59 7z
1774
59
%
5?)%
■60
14
••14%
13%
13%.
1374
13-ia
1374
13 74
*13 74
3
27
27;%
277»
27 74
27%
27%
27%
27 7a
277b
14
13%
14
13%
13%
*13%
60
Rubber
Inc
Co
Shamrock
1
;
1
common—.
i
Industries
Oil
...
No par
Inc
4
4
*48
2.50
3%
49%
19%
18-'B
51
51 '2
51
501 :t
51
If)«.4
1374
i
-
19%
20
20 7 4
20
51 «4
4
50%
51
52
%
9.700
*
60 1.
14
22 y4 Nov
27
77s Mar 12
11% May
9
26
Feb
3
22% Feb
100% Aug
8
72 7a Feb
Sharon Steel Corp.
Shattuck (Frank G)
2
8% Jan
11
18
25% Feb
7
Sheaffer
12
90
4
«hell
?
Jan
22% Mar 13
18% Nov 29
29
13 y4 Feb
14
1K% Jan
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
Mar 19
Feb
18
12% Ma
6
20% Jan
4
177s Jan
25
32
Feb
25
900
-" 41,600
1374.-1
.
*20
5074
200
•
37B
27% Feb
55% Apr
43% Mar 13
4974 Jan
5
74V4 Feb
13
89
Jan
55% Jan 23
8
54% Feb
12
63% Jan
11
Nov
72% May
-
•-
.*
Co
*8
1
1_
8%
*23 ',4
7.50
81
'.
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24. %
8'»
20% 4
-
50%
50 =
5174
50%
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8%
8%
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6,700
4.200
51
*23 74
24'
.
*23 7,
82
81
22%
23%
a
'3.600
80'/a
81
2334
23%
»
8%
3.200
v.
24
100
80
237a
81
81 Vz
23
24
80 7
,
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ordinary.—
80
74 C •y: 3.000
23%
23%
23%:
19=74
1974
19%
19'2
1274
12
74
]2'%
112%
19%
12%
31 %
31 ^a
31%
31%%
44
44'«
43%
43%
78
77
77
6074
6074
60 "
22%
lf)3.i
19%
19'h
19',
12';!
12%
12%
12%
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
1
-31%
31%
31!«
31
x\>.
*31
No par
4314
43%
43:f4
43%
'44
78
78
59
59 7
1
23
*
T
i
Simonds 8aw & Steel
*75% " 78
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
,
58%
_5
59J»
89.10-9
2374
1911,
12%
C
1
50c
Co
50%
-
8%
8'«
81H
America J
Simmons
>
5C'
Tr—
:
8
88
26
12
:__No par
—
Pen
shares
York
%
3.400
50
"
L—
&
Bheller Mfg Corp
.Sheraton Corp of
17
35% Mar 26
A)
Transp
New
Mar 13
13
v 19
(W
Oil Co
Shell
—No par
1,700
•
14
27%*
'
48
7.800
;
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*48
21%
50 74
51
51
•,
37«
50
*48
49 %
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374
3%
4
3%
4
49%
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Gas
&
*18 %
9,200
.
.
38%
32'.4
-
.
100%
31%
5
;
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86
317a
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5200
17
6174
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100%
31%
83 74
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44,700
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88
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3174
3174
31*4
21%
60%
•
33%
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1
31%
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2,800
1574
21 "a
5974
62 7'a
6174
100'4
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60
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88
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'3,100
21%
.
16% -17
17
6274
617a
88
"
'
Shahmoon
-
59%
16%
62'
82
-
32''2
l
Co—
&
$4.50 preferred
55 3/4 Jan. 11
Feb
<
1
Co
82
20
Co
Roebuck
Servel
5
49% Feb
16
19
,.23% Nov
4% Mar
21
60%
17
-62
32%
31%
100
Corp
25
•54
25
common
Finance
28
63
Co
preferred
Dec
43% Nov 26
par
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_!
28% Dec
13
—
59%
16%
f
21
59%
-
'
3.65%
;
-
t
59%
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4
30»/2 Feb
74
16
20%
20%
15
1574
1574
*15%
15% •415%
20%
No par
Jan
75
15'%
60
16%
93
44% May
^
■
1
-"62' -4
105% Apr
*
•
20%
1572
20'
59
164
7
89% Mar
31%
61 %
Mar
40% Apr
-31 %
-
1
86
28
€2% Jan 10
8,300
327k
94%
22.
,94%
'*•■■
227k
95'%
21r'(t
-
21%
No par
Scott
2
•
<—10
.—5
1.40
15c
21 %
-
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
'
Jan
28
«y4 Dec
5,300
•
241
.
40%
40
40'4
1,200
23 %
21
70
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192
*' 195
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41%
•
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241
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241.
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95%
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69 3 4
41%
23 74
21
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21
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11.500
93
146
23%
*23 7 2
22%
20%
:
42
41
,'1,000
66% t:
93
•142
148
21
68%
69
100
& Electric Co—:-10
Electric Co
:
Savage Arms Corp
flchenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp
—;
Schick Inc
—i
i
79
Dec
16 % Nov
common
series A—I
*91%
*143'2
'
100
-5
Sangamo
11
6272 Mar 13
Mar
21
Paper Co
1st pfd 4.40%
91%
23%
20%
66'a-
66%
66
66 7a
148 7 4
91%
42:<o
28%
:
■-
9%
*9
*144
148
74
(if)
Ry Co—100
preferred—
noncum
San Diego Gas
8
Dec
'
42
237a
St Regis
•
29
3174 Mar 2b
33% Dec
78
35
42:,4
2174
Jan
95
12
Dec
23
18% Feb
10
75% Mar
19
90
Jan
9
16 Vk Feb
44% Feb
Oct
18
8
May 28
57%
6
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7
Volume
Number 5623
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
43% Nov
29
23
65
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31
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31
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11
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26
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11
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8
26
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27
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300
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7%
2,600
27
26%
27 %
13,400
15%
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15%
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28
2874
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28
53%
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29
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20th
74
56
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26%
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preferred 1954 ser„50
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1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
51 '/2
54%
54 74
54%
1
50
(conv)
38%
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16%
50
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38 7
2
27% Feb
*
46
-
600
72%
52% Jan
■'
26
49% Nov
35 74
72 74
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24
59
July 27
33% Nov *19
64
3574
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15
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29
25
20,400
24%
26 V4 Feb
30
28% Mar 21
30% Oct
24 y8
24 Va
37%
'
29
23%
24%
1
preferred
14
31
1,800
24Vti
1.255
78%
23%
No par
(J R)
Thompson
Mar 29
Jan
1,500
7774
38
convertible preferred
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102% Dec
16% Nov
1,100
*
32 y4 Feb
7
74
14
95
23%
common
b
17
t
49
14
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5
Feb
15
49
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95
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5
26
51% Nov
21,100
23
No par
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2
5
3.000
7%
38
100
Co
Feb
24% Jan
27
13,200
26%
7'A
48%
'
13% Dec
7%
24%
7%
1,260
1,255
-
77%
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36%
71% "'74..: * ''
7%
1,250
39
'
77%
7%'
38%
*26 74
22%
-10
$2.40 conv preference—;
13
Oct
39
26%
38
No par
$1.25 conv preferred—
28% Feb
34% Oct
39
27
22%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
27
62% Feb
27
■
39
23
ex-distrlbution—1
7vu
7
38%
38%
common
Co
94
12
Jan
47% Mar 26
43 V2 Nov
20
Feb
90 "
600
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1
common
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18 74
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23
23% Nov
11% Mar
2
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18%
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Pacific Ry
18% Feb 19
17% Jan 21
1
104
33
share ctfs
2
26
23
19
Dec
Land
2iy2 Jan
,
18Vb
22%
7.50
Pacific Coal & Oil-
&
18%
27
95
17 74
Utilities
4,200
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,
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37%
3%
Pacific
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18 74
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Texas
400
18
77%
7%
1,258
17%
18
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18
77%
17
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48% Jan
774
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25
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30
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86
36%,
09%
12.50
377-4
17%
18%
49%
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23%
37%
17%.
18%
7%
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49%
1
16%
Texas
Mar 98
..
14
49
1
37%
18%
18%
7%
*29 74
4
Jan
7%.
1
47% Jan
4
7%;
conv-preferred series A—25
42% Mar 13
160
200
17%
—No par
Texas
8% Mar 15
12
29% Apr
150
2
Feb
38% Jan
1,
20% Dec
7% Jan
g
182% May 9
42 % July 27
13 y8
-37%
No par
Texas
10
13 Vb
18%
25
28% Feb
21
13%
2.50
14
23
*13%
17%
:
28
Jan
13%
1
18% Dec
6% Dec
3,500
*13%
37
*
38% Mar 26
34% Feb
200
69
16
1
9
Corp
30% Dec
150
68
68 74
4.300
X
5
34
*6574
68%
7,900
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16
45% May 17
67%
68%
2074
No par
27
4.48%
16%
*65%
68%
27%
com
% Dec
Jan
15%
65%
5
11% Jan
28
4,600
16
68
20'A
25
Aircraft
Texas
16
15%
65%
•
50
25 % Jan
4
"
7.000
27'A
Talcott Ine
40% Jan
13%
4,800
1674
20%
Gulf Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur-—
Apr
1674
27%
Co
Symington Oould
19 <4 Mar 14
53% Nov
45
11
16
27%
-
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4 preferred w__-
4 s
15%
20%
Swift
Jan
16
20'% '
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
86
15%
27%
9
16*
; Jan
16
20%
ft
82
7
15%
'.
63,100
97
27%
29
&
*93%
20%
42% Jan
11*
96
27%
27% Jan
39% Feb
.
*93%
27'%
'46% Jan
34% Mar 22
-
95
20
(James)
TeiAutograph Corp
7
18
27% Feb
*93%
27%
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
38
50% July 26
55% May 10
96
20%
common
21
9
*93%
31,700
20
Co
Superior Oil Of California
39% Mar
*13%
-
44,600
'
27%
Sunshine Mining
27% Jan
'
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Sunshine
Mar 20
1,420
56%.
jaunruy-MiU-Cont Oil Co common
4%% uroferred series A
24% Mar 13
21% Feb
4
2
57%
1
Jam
52% Mar 16
57
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp
_J__•
4
7% Jan
57
Co
79
8
56%
No par
Broadcasting
13;
6% Mar
56%
5
$4.50 series A'preferred
Sun Oil Co
2
30% Apr
Storer
Sun Chemical
74
55%
2C
17 /
28% Jan
5174
prior preference
14
35% Mar 22;',
66% Feb 13
46%
51%
8
Feb
2
46
51%
5
16% Jan
..
46
5174
1
Stone & Webster
25
50% Jan
7;'
45Vs
51%
common
93
Mar 22
940
12
45%
50%
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
8
8% Jan
.
45%
51%
15
16
„
6
10% Mar
Jan
45%
51%
new.-;
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27Y2 Mar 14
,
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45%
Stewart-Warrtev Corp
5%
the Week
51%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
5
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45%
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.30Ve July 31
26% Jan
6
7
26
Feb
13%.Mar
j-
27
28
40
12
88% Jan
34% Nov
6% Dec
12;
6% Feb
.7
22% Nov
66
418% Mar
3
29
10114 Jun
Feb
25% Jan
'Aug
6
15% Mar 15
28
2
26
36
*
50
May 28
Dec
Jan
17% Feb
29% Aug 24
8
13 y8
89
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Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Inc
Sales for
Friday
Mar. Vi
Thursday
10
preferred series A
Drug
PRICES
51%
common
Sterling
SALE
Mar. ,*<»
45%
Jersey
4
19% Jan
26
37% Dec
4
New
Ohio
.
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Wednesday
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11
Mar.
6.25
Oil
2
8
22% Feb
V
26
31% Feb
39% Apr
21% Jan
11
1
14
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 18
25
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
,
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co.
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11
Feb
California
Standard
.
27
13
3
31
17V4 Nov 27
11
17% Jan
of
Oil
3%%
71% Feb
7
17% Dec
31% May 28
,
73% Jan
,
Oil
Standard
8
Mar
17% Jan
3
18
27% Mar 12
1
94
Standard
Standard
4
2
Jan
Monday
Par
Standard Oil of Indiana-.
4
2.
61
25 5
16% Dec
■
Jan
18
14% Jan
;
57% Jan
,
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
50% Mar 20
Aug 14
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
20%
NEW YORK
Highest
55% May 15
May 28
(1405)
29 %
2674
a
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13% Feb
•
20% Nov
15
44 '
5% Nov
15
8
31% Feb
.
10
103% Jan
21
26
Nov
29
25% Dec
12
15% Mar 18
23% Feb
12
5% Jan
3
30% Mar 1 i
7% Feb 25
Underwood Corp
23
.
11
2
Union
Carbide
2
20 % Feb
12
24% Mar 22
Union
Chem
Jan
17
26% Jan
9
29 Va Mar 19
Union
Elec Co common
10
10
9
27
112
Jan
94-% Jan
2
18
93
Jan
80% Jan
11
82
29
91
Feb
76% Feb
21
83% Nov
30
104
Jan
88
89
52
10
Oct
Oct
1
61% May 25
96%
Dec~17
166
Dec
18
2
6
19
103% Oct
10
121% Dec
18
35% Jan
23
44% Dec
17
26
Nov
20
32% Apr
93
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7
20% Dec
20
20
24
96
9
71% Mar 26
29'/a
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98
98 74
97 %
98
97
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53
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4
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90% Jan
Jan
115
Jan
4%
2
43% Jan
4
12
14
23
99
28
11
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82
30
78
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80 74
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75 74
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109
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7574
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125
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74 "4
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100
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8
85
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85
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*82
77
74
preferred
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69% Jan
,
410
85
77
8%
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*
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27%
com
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25% Mar 13
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conv.
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.
29% Mar 14
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United
2
152
RR
97
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4
10
of-California
non-curm preferred
4%
8
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19% Jan
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29 7
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13
26% Feb
Feb
107
29
Preferred
11
Feb
29 74
22
33
2974 Mar 19
28% Apr
14
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106
29 %
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30% Jan
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29'4
85
Pacific
23
2874
78 74
Oil
*
113% Jan
29
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8% Jan
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7,600
9,800
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8
7,800
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3
2,600
109 Va
24
No par
Jan
109y8
24 74
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61
109 74
24
$3.50 series*
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24
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12
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25
110%
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series
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2274
2
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33%
774
2274
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series-
34%
7
7%
7%.
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22%
21
51% Feb
2734 Feb
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28
774
110
110'%
110
No par
74
74
34 74
35
Jan
27 % Feb
30% Feb
29
28
7
79 y2 Jan
39 76 May
10 V8 May 10
36
Apr 30
Paper
Carbon
& Material's
65% Apr
1
11
28
774
100 % Jan
5
Feb
15%
2874
34%
35% Jan
115% Jan
&
1574
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12
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17%
28
$
12
28% Apr*
30
1574
1
No par
1
32% Feb
Nov
Jan
(The)
Corp
Asbestos & Rubber Co
100% Feb
81% Oct
8% Dec
Union
Union
*
78
28
Udvllte
13% Feb
Mar 27
Apr
47% May 8
133% July 17
5
92% Dec
16% Mar 19
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109
109.
108
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.
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98
98
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24
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4% Feb
„
9
62
w
Mar 21
4% Jan
11
4
United
Corp
6 14- Feb
11
9% Jan
9
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3574 Jan
11
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Electric Coal Cos
" Jan
14
23
Jan
5
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
"28% May 11
35 Va Jan
23
5% Nov 27
14 y8 Dec
12
3
1374 Feb
12
1674 Jan
2
47% Jan
9
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
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6
19% Feb 29
27
Feb
1
22 y8 July 19
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47
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38
9
13
174 Jan
2
13
36 y2 Jan
14
156
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.
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
14
44% July 20
19% Mar 23
29
Nov
14 % Feb
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Nov
15
49% Mar 18
43% Jan
7
36
Mar 19
44
Jan
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-
7
16
74
47 %
47
47%
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3374
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16.000
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4
100
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—
class A preference
V 9 Industries
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fee
74
74
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preferred
7
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7%
16% Jan "V"
-
4,500
34 74
Freight Co—
15
14%
1%
Gypsum Co common
42
14%
3374
US
7
14%
1%
US
17y8 Jan
14
34 %
8
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1,100
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11
4
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24
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2
162
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15
7
6%
79
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Corp
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74
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11
6
28%
United Industrial Corp
Dec
29 "a
4%
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11
Feb
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13 74 Feb
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35
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79
28%
34% Jan
51% Feb
181
Engineering & Foundry
United Fruit Co
United
%
4%
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1
5
14
Feb
*
2374 Jan
2
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40
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1
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Mar <* 5
36
77
Aug
-
5% Mar 14
32
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•
11
44% Jan
5
39% May 9
28 y8 Oct 24
3
Mar
21
Mar
31
Dec
7
Jan
Aug 20
23
20% Aug
9
52% Nov 29
79
16 y8
28 % Jan
155
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v
,
6% Jan
7
Dec
8
(Delaware)
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Clg-Whelari Stores com—30o
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100
,
United
28% Mar 12
20
6
12
11
8
6 % Jun
43% Dec
1
5% Jan
78 y8 Jan
21
13% Jun
45% Feb
4
23
May
5
2
4% Jan
73 y8 Jan
82
39 % Mar
3
50
common——1
preferred series A
24
24%
24%
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52 %
„
52 %
52%
160
159% a 60%
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97
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53%
10
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2,400
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54
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158 74
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31
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31%-
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29
53%
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-
45% ~
100
25
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STOCK
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14
36% Dec
11
12
31% Feb
37 74 Jan
24
8Ve Jun
15
8% Feb
11
28 Ma Jan
11
35 74 Aug
1
22% Feb
12
27% Jan
4
61Va Dec
28
70
6
63
Jan
2
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4
1
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29
81
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31
92
Dec
26
Jan
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51% July 18
90% Mar 2
2d
67% Mar 14
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26
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1
17% Dec
17
19% Sep
Jan
4
71% Sep
17
10
42% NOV
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170
12
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2
12
64% Jan
Jan
11
28
2
73% Jan
Jan
20
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2
155 Mi' Jan
169
7
27
17
27
Dec
31
26
5
United
7% Feb
18
8
Jan
4
United
81% Mar 15
87
21
$6
7
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22
15
15
Jan
23
61
Jan
2
4
4774 Feb
12
6
31% Jan
2
Jan
8
Feb
4
29% Mar 12
23% Feb
12
25% Jan
10
69
Feb
15
71
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100
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137
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18
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36
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Mar. 18
preferred
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1
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99
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6
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5
17
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82
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23
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U
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38
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28
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11
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4
24
31
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69
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28
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.
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17
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27
29
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9
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1
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20
20
7
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Aug
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2
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24
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12
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26
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8
28
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26
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9
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17
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14
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20
29
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27
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29
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31
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4
7
Feb
26
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Wyandotte Worsted Co
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12
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14
19
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Jan
47
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33 V*
2 6 74
26%
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96
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92
42 Ma
43
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47
48
33
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Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6
42% Mar
1
Inc common—_nq par
Industries
22% Feb
Mar 19
83
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20
preferred
22
sales on
ft
fr
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Oil. Co
conv
21% Jan
131
9
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100
preferred
No par
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
common
5
4 Mi % conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
22
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Jan
30
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100
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Wilson-Jcues
36
28 74 *
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& Co
35%
28
Union Telegraph
$4.25
15.900
3874
28 74
Auto
Wilcox
12.600
48%
38 74
2874
3.80%
Wilson
2474
47%
38 74
3674
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
2
2474
49
38 74
3674
55%
4
Jan 31
2474
4874
38%
3674
Western Pacific RR common_No par
Jan
75
24
49%
36
15%
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14 ■»
15% Jan
2574
49
36
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2474
36 74
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5
preferred
100
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4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
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3.700
38
preferred
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1374
35%
4.80%
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38
Western Air Lines Inc
Wheeling
1374
38
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Westlnghouse
13%
48%
preferred series C
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Pulp & Paper common
0
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137a
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-
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25 '4
preferred
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13%
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4%%
16.600
11741
4.20%
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11%
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West Penn Electric fin
West
2,100
1074
1174
48 74
preferred
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74
11%
31
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West
13%
92
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1
1
Indies
1374
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37%
36
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59
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12
52 M» Feb
3
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13
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21
Jan
15
July 30
18
Washington Gas Light Co
13 74 Feb
24
Ml
1774
Washington Water Power
72
50% Mar 19
2974 Nov 28
17%
72
13%
$3
99% Jan
10
1774
Prior preference
60% Nov
Jan
1774
18
No par
25 Vi
14
29
20
4.100
13%
18
19
7
73
4 7 74
Feb
23
3474 Aug
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2574
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88% Nov
24
72%
1
47
1
4174 Jan
26% May 24
73
5
26% Mar 11
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45% Mar
May 10
2974
72 74
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25 % Jan
44% Dec
1374
29%
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Bros
Warner-Lambert
..
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112% Jan
1374
29%
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29
26
1374
29 74
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
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16
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7
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Jan
32
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:
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43% May 10
13%
29%
preferred
Warner
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30
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7
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13%
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72
Ward Baking Co common
24
9
8
W
25
22
Jan
&
11
25 74 Feb
19 Ma Feb
G
15 74 Jan
42 74 Feb
9
40% Jan
(Hiram)
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10% Mar
77
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10
preferred
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9574 Jan
12
Mar 18
*74
77
77
No par
4%%
13% Mar 20
15% Feb
28
.
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30
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Volume
Number 5623
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Record
Bond
New York Stock
««
friday
letters
italic
The
in
column
the
Figures
headed
after
weekly
-
"Interest
decimal
Peried"
point
indicate
represent
one
in
each
or
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 195*5
Lowest
Dec
93
Lowest
Highest
17
Highest
the
case
32nds
more
when
month
of
a
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury
23/,s
:
12
91.3
Nov
12
90.12 Dec
12
90.11 Dec
12
90.26 Nov
13
90.13 Dec
89.21 Dec
95.14 Mar
12
90.22 Nov
8
92.24 Feb
95.11 Mar9
12
96.30 Nov
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
13
96.30 Nov
11
92.24 Feb
11
13
Low
High
Thursday
Low
High
99.12
'99.8
90.16
*99.16
99.24
*99.12
9.i.20
94.4
*94
94.8
*94.12
94.20
*94.8
94.16
*94.6
"97.8
97.14
*97.12
97.16
*97.16
97.20
*97.14
97.18
*97.14
"100.2
100.6
*100.2
100.6
*100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
"100.20
100.28
*100.20
100.28
"100.20
100.28
*100.24
101/
1957- 1958
Mar
"99.5
9.9.7
*99.8
99.10
*99.10
Dec 15 1958
'98.14
98.16
*98.17
98.19
*98.19
98.21
1961
"95.22
95.28
*95.24
95.28
*96.2
96.6
1962- 1967
"92.22
92.30
*92.30
93.2
*93.14
Aug 15 1963
'94.30
95.4
*95.2
95.6
1963- 1968
"91.22
91.30
*91.30
92
_
.
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 24
Mar. i I
Low
High
"99.4
—:
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2%s
13
90.12 Dec
PRICES
SALE
Mar. 20
"93.28
:1960- 1965
l
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
12
Low
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 19
High
mature.
1958- 1963
Treasury 2'As
91.12 Dec
AND
Tuesday
IK
bonds
the
point.
1961
—_1 1995
_
A—
Treasury 2'As
12
Low
—1978- 1983
—•
_
Treasury 2%s
91.12 Dec
Monday
Mar.
EXCHANGE
17
Dec
98
BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Exchange
yearly
-
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Previous
27
(1407)
*99.16
the Week
Bonds($)
High
99.18
94.10
97.18
*100.2
*100.20
.
100.6
100.28
99.12
*99.11
99.13
*98.20
98.22
*98.20
98.22
*96.2
96.6
*96.2
93.18
*93.14
93.18
*93.14
93.18
*95.12
95.16
*95.10
95.14
*95.10
95.14
*92.14
92.18
*92.14
92.18
*92.14
*91.22
91.26
*91.26
91.30
*91.24
91.28
*91.20
91.24
*91.22
91.26
*91.20
91.24
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91.22
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91.22
99.12
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96.6
92.18
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"91.4
91.12
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91.12
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91.10
*91.4
91.8
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'90.30,
91.6
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91.4
*91.16
91.20
—1966- 1971
June 1967- 1972
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91.2,
*90.30
91.2
;:*9U4
91.18
*91.16
*91.16
91.20
"90.18
90.26
*90.24
90.28
*91.10
91.14
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91.16
■•91.12
91.16
Sept 1967- 1972
"90.14
90.22
*90.20
90.24
*91.6
91.10
*91.8
91.12
*91.8
91.12
—Dec 1967- 1972
2'As
2%s
2'As
"90.16
90.24
'90.24
90.28
*91.8
91.12
*91.10
91.14
•91.10
1957- 1959
_June 15 1958
"97.26
98
*97.30
98.4
*98.2
98.6
*98.4
98.8
•98.4
98.8
"98.21
98.23
*98.23
98.25
*98.26
98.28
*98.27
98.29
*98.27
98.29
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97.6
*97.7
97.9
*97.10
97.12
*97.10
97.12
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—1965- 1970
2V2S
2'/as
Treasury 2'/as
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/is
_
-Sept 1957- 1959
.
/
,
91.20
91.14
97.13
June 1959- 1962
Dec 1959- 1962
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
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94.20
*94.16
94.20
*94.24
94.28 "
*94.22
94.26
*94.22
94.26
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94.22
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94.20
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94.28
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94.26
•94.22
94.26
15 1960
"95.22
95.28
*95.24
95.28
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96.2
*95.30
96.2
•95.30
96.2
Treasury 2'/as
Nov
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Develop:
89
Dec
89
84
Dec
97 20 Mar 12
Dec
90. 16 Feb
13
21
92
Feb
14
25-year 3s
July
90
Feb
4
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92.16.
1972
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93
91
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,*91
92.16
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92.16
1
1976
>90
91.16
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91.16
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91.16
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91.16
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91.16
1
1981
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91
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91
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91
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91.8
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91.8
May 15 1975
91
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90
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99.28 Jan
101. 16 Feb
101.16 Jan
101. 16 Jan
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
102.16 Jan
102. 16 Jan
17
19-year 3'As
—Oct
15 1971
"97.8
98
*97.8
98
*97.8
98
*97.8
98
*97.8
98
100.8
103 4
Feb
24
15-year 3V28
20-year 4'/as
115-year 2%s
Jan
1 1969
1 1977
*97.8
98.8
>97-8
98.8
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98
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98
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98
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104.16
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24
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5
90 ,30 Mar
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9
104.4
Jan
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—
Jan
-Sept 15 1959
113 %s
Oct
1
98.16
"97.16
*100.8
1958
104.16
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98.16
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100.24
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104.16
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98.16
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100.24
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100.24
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*100.8
93.16
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98.16
104.16
*97.16
100.24
*100.8
98.16
100.24
Serial bonds of 1950
due
Feb
15
1958
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
due
Feb
15
1959
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16 '
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
-due Feb 15
1960
'94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16
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95.16
*94.16
95.16
•94.16
95.16
2s—
2s
2s
98.16
97.16
2s
•Bid .and
lot
asked price.
10
transactions,
Panama
3'A>
3s
Unification
Interest
94.16
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
due Feb 15
1962
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
yet been admitted to Stodk Exchange dealings.
as
Period
or
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WEEK
FOR
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No.
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1980
June-Dec
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90
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1961—
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1978
June-Dec
93
91
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96
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1951
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1978
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
March 18, and ending
whether stock
or
we
Friday, March 22.
AND
a
complete
report
of
RANGE
STOCKS
Stock
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Petroleum Corp class A
Week's
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
on
Range
4%
1
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
4%
STOCKS
Shares
Low
500
4
% Mar
Stock
American
Rar.ge Since Jan. 1
High
4%
Exchange
Par
High
5%
Jan
Air
Associates
Inc
(N
J)
Air
Feb
Inc
1
63«
6%
6%
1.400
534 Mar
6%
Jan
Alabama
Manufacturing Corp_
Aero Supply Manufacturing.
1
734
1%
7%
7'4
1.400
734 Mar
1034
Jan
Alabama
Great
134
500
Jan
Alabama
Power
9%
8
10%
16,200
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Products
Inc
10
common
Industries
Aeronca
footnotes
see
nspe
25%
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
•
Alnsworth Manufacturing common-—5
For
10%
1
S.«
10%
25
2534
13b
3,400
200
9 34
25
Jan
Mar
1% Mar
7 % Mar
•
34
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
ol Prices
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Acme
Monday,
security^
22
Sales
Low
Par
Aberdeen
the
bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
Friday
American
RECORD
YEARLY
transactions
It is compiled from the report of the American
furnish
5%
Jan
11%
30
2%
8%
Jan
Feb
10% Mar
Alan
-•
5%
Gas
Wood
Corp
8%
8%
300
3
3%
4%
5.000
50c
2
50
preferred—100
Steel
cumulative
Co
preferred
10
—1-100
11
!!'•
3134
1,000
10
90%
91%
50
2734
27%
200
84
High
Feb
1134
3% Mar
534
Jan
1
Jan
8
U Jan
2,300
313
15634 156
84
Range Since Jan. 1.
Low
High
1
Southern
4.20%
Low
Shares
25
29 %
34% Jan
Feb
160
15634 Mar
88
Feb
Jan
9234 Mar
Jan
3134
263i» Mar
84
Jan
-
Jan
89"
Jan
3
(1412)
32
AMERICAN STOCK IXCHANCE
Week's
Friday
Share*
Low
Far
Airlines
1
I®e_
Kunstdjde if V—
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IB American Snclneerlng Oo
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-
5'/a
100
5,4
4%
4%
4.100
Jaii
3% Feb
b
4%
3%
Ids
3%
3%
400
3'2 Mar
ZZl
A FUber common
i
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
»%% convertible preferred
1
4%
7,200
3%
10'2
1,000
8%
24%
28 '/a
28%
6,300
19%
*
Allied Intern&t'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Paper
SO
Corp
?
--
4
10
4 %
10
Allied Control Co Ine
43%
44'/a
22
x43 %
22
3,700
li'a
4
Feb
Feb
Feb
(Mich)
f
common
21
,a
Mar
Canadian
To„
03.75 cumulative
88'/z
Filter
American Beverage
American Book
Co
(HI)
1
conv
83*2
12'/a
12%
400
60'/b
20
1%
1
common
300
9',8
200
1%
1 %
13% 3
1%
Jan
Hard
American
Laundry Machine-
Inc
1
Rubber Co
20
20
38
71
Mar
xll
Feb
800
35% Mar
42_a Jan
14^ Jan
Casco Products common
Castle (A M) A Co
Catalin Corp of America—
30%
800
y28% Mar
38,4 J"11
Cenco Corporation
y28%
y28%
%
}£
Rights
American
Manuiuccuring Co
1
9 '/a
American
9
33 '/a
Co
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—2f
American Petroflna Inc class A
1
American
Seal-Kap
American Thread
American
AMT
Writing
2
common
5%
preferred
Oil
Paper
common
-20e
Nitrate
Oil
pfd—100
Corp
Artists
Associate
34%
V8
1%
Hk
i't*
5'S?,
4,800
1%
15%
1,100
13%
15%
5,400
14
8/a
25,000
91/4
'
2 /e Jan
15% Mar
Feb
Mar
17,«
..
7%
8
-
-
97
>
22
21/8
,K2
lb,300
22
-
6 '/a
14%
Productions Inc..
1
in
l?v
42
5%°oS
14%
io3/
14%
.2.00
42%
41%
or.n
I?3V
9 400
3,400
10/a
on
20
Jan
?7v
95%
Jan
100
Feb
1Q1A
72%
32%
Jan
Jan
45
21
reg
Associated Fold Stores Inc
Associate Laundries of America
Associated Oil A Gas Co
Associated Tel A Tel—
8%
2ya
2%
2%
500
Jan
3%
Co
Ltd
10,400
4
Mar
5%
Jan
100
98
Jan
103%
Pvb
1%
Jan
1,500
2'%
2'%
Feb
100
1
40
40%
600
21%
—
22%
Jan
39
Feb
46%
Jan
4,600
19%
Feb
26%
6»2
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
1 i
Jan
•
.
Jan
Farm
Shoe
Jan
iVia r
Feb
36%
Jan
60
104%
Jan
106'A
Feb
I
Jan
,r;; Mar
200
900
800
7
9
4%
% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
Feo
5%
Mar
4-jb
19
23%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,10(J
4
^
6%
Jan
8%
24,600
5%
4 %
Feb
5 % Mar
3,8
Feb
i J
ill-
16.000
5%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
700
24%
24 %
24;«
175
24
Jan
68a4
68%
120
67
Jan
73
Feb
85.
8o
25
81
Jan
86
Feb
11
11%
18%
18%
100
lc,% Mar
O'
2
500
~5%
7%
Jan
HI
3%
30,700
2%
Jan
3 %•
Jan
14%
14%
400
12%
Jan
14-8
XVaUfT
11%
o
%
U'4
~3
10
1
"Il38 Mar
o 1 n
^
2,600
E%
13 %
Jan
25
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
19%
Feb
74%
74
21%
21%
21 %
1,200
'a
-
4-
Mining
27 %
Va
31%
5^8
4
4
.
i'a Mar
3% Feb
300
4%
6%
%
1,300
%
7%
8»4
11,100
6 Vb
8
Jan
75
450
74
'
Mar
81%
Jan
23%
Jan
%
Jan
8% Mar
23
1,500
21'/a
Feb
28 V2
1
27:,8
28
600
25%
Feb
31
,1
3 %
35B
800
3%
Jan
4%
4%
1.500
4%
Feb
9%
10
10
150
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
4% Mar
Equipment Co.,
2%
2'A
8%
8%
9%
Feb
5%
Jan
23A
Jan
7%
2,000
Feb
13A
12,800
Jan
5%
100
2%
-
5%
9
7%
5%
8%
—10c
.Tan
213,8 Mar
22
4't
Jan
5% Mar
Feb
1
22
10
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
32
Feb
36%
Feb
500
10
Jan
700
30s
1
10%
•
11%
1414 %
1
12
*
Feb
14% Mar
17%
27 %
1,400
22%
27 Va Mar
7%
5.100
5%
5,
25
10
3,300
4% Mar
5%
Jan
7.300
1% Mai-
2%
Jan
4
6%
Jan
Feb
Machinery—■
ext to
Consol
Jun
7
1%
1,000
19%
%"
4%
4%
1
1965-
Electrodynamics
7
7%
1
%
Connelly Containers Inc_i
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Atlas
Consolidated Mining A
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp
.
.
9
Vtc
100
4
"r%
Compo
(ex $43 arrear dlv paid on
'53 A $41 on Dec 22 '53)—•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
X
Atlantic Coast Una Co
•
July 1
5% "
Ifi
common
Colon Development ordinary™
Colonial Sand A Stone Co—
Commodore Hotel1 Inic
Community Public Service
Jan
4%
8%
34
19
1
Cockshutt
Jan
2%
31«
8
4%
""1
Jan
2%
4%
3 A
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CI A
•
Oil
ClUD AlUITlinUlTl PlodUCtS
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Mar
Mar
hi
3%
300
—10
2.50 *
10.
Glark Controller Co_
Jan
4
1
1
le
jan
53,000
1
2-
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Industries—
go
3b,l»00
City Auto Stamping Co
15* Ja"
Fph
2/u
4
iu
|V,
2% Mar
Mar
27%
100
10'
Mar
!3%
6
Christiana Oil Corp
Feb
17I'
2% Mar
5,300
100.
—
Consolidated
Chief
oil/8 TfS
24,2 Jan
wfw
Feb
5,300
6%
5%
•
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet A Machine
Jan
4%
Feb
j!n
r
'8
--
-
4'%
2%
33%
.
1
Convertible preference
Chamberlin Co of America
Charis Corp common
Cherry-Burrell
....
7% Mar
--
all/
35%
warrants.
,QBp rets
preferred
Charter
Jan
2%
6
8
1.
Century Investors Inc
Mar
},',4 Feb
to£u
1%
14%
14
Ltd
Central Power A Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
3ai*
2*
c
27 V8. Jan
Maine Power Co—
3.50%
17/4 Jan
4% Jan
Jan
4%] Jan
Feb
106',4 196%
1
Illinois Secur Corp
preference $1.50 series
Central
Feb
15% Jan
Feb
4
Explorers
Conv
,
i8
-100
Electric
American
-
14,8
Jan
25%
-
1
*
Central
Jan
Feb
-
•
Central
Jan
11
HFeb
15'A
5
Equipment Corp
Assoc
-
--
1
preferred
Co
400
£,100
33%
33/a
Jan
"a
10
——
2.40
,
Armstrong Rubber Co clam A.
Aro
2,900
4%
....
—.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power Ac Light—
Armour A
15%
Corp—
shares
4.72%
13%
4
15
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Elec Power
Arkansas Fuel
13
8 '/a
Products
"A"
—
14%
5'/a1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd— I—4.71
Anglo-Lautaro
31% Mar
31
Jan
155/a
•
Mines Ltd.
Post
Ji Mar
32 %
-
*■
A Mar
8% Mar
300
13 '/a
3
Anchor
4,800
-
i
Company class A
Anacon Lead
9%
33%
9
33%
•
Incorporated
Amurex
26,300
--
American Maracalbo Co
Meter
%
»an
Feb
3
1.9U0
2
1
25
300
.
1%
2,400
*
2s 6d
11%
20
4,000
3-«
Ltd—
38
72
oan
Feb
26'«
?
A5.50
,
Feb
8/g Mar
7jj
3%
f
»
i
28
'
Jan
1 cO
Jan
2
1,
.
Co common.
11
72
,
Electronics
American
Ltd vtc
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Jan
2%
Jan
C%
1
Carreras
Jan
X31
26%
3%
1
35 %
100
American
:
6c.
Carolina Power A Light.$5 pfd
60/a Mar
6*/8
.
12/a Mar
Jan
50
—_10c
1
233Carnation
9% Jan
y
5%
8,600
19%
1
Gas
70,600
6%
pfcL_Io
Ltd
Feb
'7%
*
5
Feb
14
Mar
bill
.
Capital Cfty Products common
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
Feb
22
1,000
OO'/h
12%
pfd—11
6%
12%
-
Manufacturing
Industries Inc
American Air
23
11%
23
industries
Am brook
87
22%
.100
preferred.
Goods
Aluminum
1
-
Feb
8%
.
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Aluminum Co of America—
Aluminum
Dock Co Ltd
Petrolina
Canso Natural
:
9%
28
vtc_l
Canal-Randolph Corp
Jan
12,900
27
2
partic
Canadian Willlston Minerals
-
24 /z
Lta
Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
11%
20
Oil Co
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd;
Mar
Range Since Jan.
W
10%
•
preference
Canadian Dredge A
J.-, 7®,
Feb
Y«ib
common
Canada Southern Petroleums
Canadian Atlantic
10% Mar
28 AMar
2
43
200
reo
OQl/
Allied Products
m%
5V« Jan
4V» Jan
5%
5 %
11
-
Canada Cement Co Ltd
28% Jan
25% Jan
-
-
Tq_
OQl/
,
dep
inafhwjr Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc_
,
Mei>u
br«m
Low
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—1
,
fee week
of knees
ptr
f1''!
4'/a Jan
Sales
Range
Price
Range Since Jan. I
Low
3% Mar
200
4
Week's
Last
America* gteek Bzshaaa*
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4
Friday
WEEK ENDED MARCH
far week
of Prices
tale Price
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STOCKS
4%
50c-
~1%
20c
...
10c
50c
Corp
5
•
•
1%
4%
36,
.
1%
5;8*
18,.100
Jan
73A
% Mar
Feb
Jan
36
37%
4.500
31 %
Feb
40
Jan
15%
15%
2,;i00
14%
Jan
15%
iFeb
27
28
3,400
26'A
Feb
30
Jan
••
Audio
Devices
3%
preferred
if
Bailey A Selburn O:
—
Corp
common
Feb
17
Jaa
Class
Mar
16,% ,^b
2%
2%
3%
11,200
2%
Jan
3% Mar
3
43,500
__
__
xl0%
15%
15%
16VB
1.400
3%
3%
1,100
5%
5%
100
11%
57,400
2,V Feb
,,
6'%
Jan
9'%
Feb
12VB
Jan
Jan
Crowell-Collier
3% Mar
4% Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
14%
Crown
Cork
4'A
Jan
Crown
Drug Co
Feb
48%
Jan
Crystal Oil A Land Co
50o
10%
10Vb
10%
1,700
11
Feb
14
Jan
7 •%
7%
1.200
6% Mar
8
Jan
14% xl5%
2,450
15
__
12
__
3
•
—•
Mar
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Jan
Cuban
Tobacco
4%
Jan
6%
400
5%
Feb
Mar
Curtis
Lighting Inc
200
99%
Feb
34% Mar
Curtis
90
Jan
94
91%
91 Vb
30
6%
6%
1,100
8
7%
2%
2%
2%
1,400
9%
10%
22,100
7%
3,500
10
7
7%
8
1,500
6% Mar
6%
1%
7%
7%
Jan
8
2%
Jan
5% Feb
28
29
150
28
43
"42
43
100
48%
48%
49%
9,700
Cuban-Venezuelan
7%
Mar
31
Feb
43
45'A
Feb
*49%
Jan
6ji
Jan
7%
Jan
1 %
19%
22,500
17%
15%
16%
16,500
15% Mar
18
—,1
18%
18%
19
16%
11
10
800
6%
100
11'A
3,300
6%
Jan
Jaa
—
Feb
13%
23
9%
JSOc
9
800
1,800
2%
Feb
3% Mar
7%
7%
9%
3%
7%
400
7'A
Feb
7%
Jan
Mar
10%
Jan
8%
Jan
5 %
Jan
10
.10
10
8%
100
8%
30()
10
8
10%
Corp
(The) Company—
1
2.50
3%
Jan
*
19%
18%
20%
16
15%
16%
5,000
'
"
1,500
16%
Feb
Feb
-15% Feb
Jan
ord
shares—3s 64
Inc
X,°,f
xy2
x
3%
3%
5
%
5%
5%
3.700
1%
1%
1%
3,600
1
1216c
common
class A
_26c
12.800
500
7.50
Calgary A Edmonton Corp
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
%
Camden
85%
86%
4,500
81%
Feb
7'A
6%
7%
19.000
5%
Jan
8%
7%
7'A
200
6%
Jan
7% Mar
18
18%
600
17%
Feb
22%
Jan
25%
24 Va
Jan
26
Jan
4%
1%
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
10a
%
1
50c
15,600
Dominion
Textile
•
$2
10c
3%
-i
.
13%
26%
3
13%
29%
3%
14
10,900
Co
Ltd
15.800
18.200
00
--
preferred"
—--
Gas
Co_
Fire
1
5
*\l
1.200
300
1%
300
1%
Feb
2'A
Jan
12%
200
11%
Jan
14 %
Jan
Feb
18%
3% Mar
18%
16'/2
18%
12.300
16% Mar
233a
Jan
39 %
40
70
37
45
Feb
1%
2
29.500
"l%
2^-8
28
450
Jan
Harris
Feb
5% Mar
2%
DuMont
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
15%
Jan
1
14%
Jan
1
7'% Jan
i
13%
100
13%
14%
100
13% Mar
6%
6%
200
6%
Feb
1%
1%
1,000
1 Vb
Jan
1%
33%
34%
80
Feb
36%
Jan
5
Jan
t
6%
Feb
■'
35 Vz
Jan
33%
4 %
4%.
£
6
33
100
3% Mar
100
6
35%
31%
35%
r-
Feb
6
3,300
30% Mar
Jan
138
10
5%'
-
44,600
5%
*
2%
21
.
-
.
i
%
100
4 %5
10
'
4%
2 ,'ir
5%
9%
.
11%
Feb
5%
1 %
Jaa
2,600
16 %
•5
Feb
37,600
21 %
20%
146
Feb
? %
2':4
•
1,700.
~
6%
7
14%. 14%
Jan
;
Jan
-•
Mar
*
-»
;
4
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Jan
Jan
2% Mar
*
;
22%
>"■
12%.
,22 %
100
14%
Jan
15 Vb
9U
Jan
13% Mar.
Jan
23%
20%
Eeb,
24
Mar
U %
■
12,200
21-.-
12%
12%
Feb
13
"Jan.
2234,
,
8%
15%
600
15%
^
"200
400
.
8% Mar-
5 Vb
4%
(The)
Hosiery class B
Jan
t
Jan
■;>
Feb
37
Jan
Jan
53b
1,200
Feb
900
20%
Feb.
23%
Jan
9%
9%
3,400
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
i
55%
v
Feb
-59%
Jan
f
27%
27%
500
•
27 Va Mar
5% Mar
32 Va Mar
-
4%
•-
5-
8.000
4%
4
300
3%
1
17
16%
17
100
14%
•
30%
29%
31%
1%
1
1
6%
6%
4
7
28%
Jan
America
%
2*;
6^8
2.200
38,100
:
.
7,100
Feb
Feb
Feb
.29% Mar
Jan
4%
7%
17
35 %
1 '/a Mar
2
5%
Jan
7%
14
Jan
58% Mar
Eastern
Malleable
43
Jan
50
Eastern
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Mar
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Mar
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Jan
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159
160
175
159
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Jan
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of
v>.
common
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,
9%
17%
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-
21 %
-
21
9%
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Co
Dynamics
Feb
31
>.%
"211.2
1
Jan
Jan
Feb
15
35%
27 %-
•
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Jan
\
21% Mar
,
.
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2tf
10
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Jan
Jan*
_
8%
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—»
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American dep rets ord reg—
Jan
-
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Common
-
Jan
8%
28
2%
Jan
14%
—-*
4 %
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
>3%
14:
•
;
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29%
25%
6
Jan
9%
"
Feb
Feb
Feb
35,700
—1
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!
—
Feb
4%
Feb
25%
32.50
1.
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Dorp common
4% Jan
3%
Jan
4%
7.50
55
50
Jan
3%
common—
25
4%
%
4%
•
Douglas Oil Company—
-
■
28%
4
93
17
-•
Inc
Driver
1%
_5% Feb
1%
_—1
Duval sulphur A Potash Co
Rights
-1
7i, Mar
Jan
12%
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co Ltd—-•
16%
-
Jan
5
4% Mar
1
Drilling A Exploration Co
Jan
3% Mar
7
„
Ltd
Power
preferred
A
8 6'/a
—2.50
Exploration Ltd
Duro Test
Cable Electric Products
common
vAhran
18% Mar
900
_6s 8d
.1
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Super Corp
preferred
Consol Oil
(The)
Dorr-Oliver
c
$2.50
103A
500
5%
1
Duke Power Co
Burry BBcult Corp
Electric
100
19 >4
;—1
reg-.:
20 % Mar
'
Jan
10%
18%
Ltd—
Co
—
1
Jan
19%
Jan
10%
—1*
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel A Coal ord stock
—
8%
8% Mar
11
Mar
x5%
5
*■—100
Inc.—
Dome
Jan
—
3
,
1
,
Buffalo-Eclipse
$3.00
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(The)
Diverse?
Jan
Feb
—
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
A
13%
19%
—25c
Ltd
American dep rets ord
6% ,Jan
8%
—
15%
Jan
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35
50c
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Distillers
Jan
;
—1
preferred
serial preferred
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Co
__
16
Feb
%
900
*
F
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
California
1
Gray Iron Foundry
Development Corp of
19% Mar
18%
2.50
B 8
Corporation
6%
117«
<—10c
Devon-Palmer
19'/> Mar
1
common.;
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
A Bon
18%
16%
—10
11%
1
Diners'
18%
Jan
Jan
15'/a
5.300
1^
2.50
Inc_
Detroit Gasket A Manufacturing-
Jan
1
Brown Rubber Co
common
Bruce (EL) Co
convertible
;
Mar
47%
CI
reg
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
cumulative preferred
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2
Feb
9 Vz
15% Mar
:'u
a
4
A
—
Ltd—
ord
common
Bums Mines Ltd—
American dep rets
Jan
Jan
44% Mar
—2.50
:
class
Co
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Co_
Dennison Mfg class A common
%</c
debentures—
Jan
7'/a
43
Feb
s,
%c
vtc
common
Mines Inc.
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Mar
Jan
*
common
Jan
7%
iif
V
Day
Jan
32 %
Brothers
Davidson
Detroit
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
39%
200
*'
2.50
!
Davenport Hosiery Mills
_
Feb
6%
10a
350
8%
5
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
F'eb
CI
bearer
44'a
8'A
D
Mar
10s
ord reg:
Ltd—
Oil
Feb
Tobacco—
ord
43%
1%
Jan
10'A Mar
Jan
Jan
•
common
Manufacturing
6'/a
5% Mar
7
6%
Jan
7 Vz Mar -
50c
common
16
Feb
1%
25c
common—;
xl5% Mar
Feb
partic
common
33%
6%
•
common
Internat'l
33
1
20o
12%
5%
1,600
44%
;5
$1.12 preferred
Cuban American Oil Co—
•
rets
convertible
"A"
Jan
2%
46%
Inc
rets
Co
(Md)_
100
Oil Co
British Petroleum
Cent Petroleum
800
•
Feb
3,100
1%
-
1
Crown
31,200
1
6%
5%
1
3'/8
7
Jan
5:,o
£1
Crowley Milner A Co—
14%
Jan
4,900
5
reg)
Publishing Co
46%
Jan
7%
5%
•
Creole
17%
14
7%
1%
1.50*
2%
3
Jan
7 %
1
common
American dep receipts (ord
Petroleum common
10% Mar
Feb
,
Jan
% Jan
Ltd—
15%
...
5%
9%
12
5 %
-
•
class A
Courtaulds
Jan
Feb
Feb
5o
Cott Beverage Corp
5
8%
9%
•
*
1
Works
American dep rets
Brown Company
A Reynolds
preferred
$1
300
2,100
5
3% Jan
,
9%
11%
11
-
1
non-voting
10% Mar
__
14%
B
9%
9%
11.
•
Coro Inc
6% Mar
6% Mar
2
2%
Co
.Cornucopia Gold Mines
Corroon
xlOVa
—•
British Celanese
C A C
21%
14%
26,600
Varnish
A
46%
Inc
Manufacturing Co
6%
16% Mar
450
18%
16Vz '
Paint
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A vottng
■
27%
10c
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
i*
Feb
1
(J
16%
16 %
17%
■
Inc
46%
.
Oil
Continental Uranium
Cook
1
14%
1
Inc
Burroughs
,
Jan
j
>
1
Bridgeport Gas Co—
Byrd
46
Feb
1.000
Brazilian Traction
Light A Pwr ord—*
Breeze Corp common
Bunker Hill
21% Mar
16% Jan
15%
5%% prior cumulative
preferred_100
Borne Chemical
Company Inc
5
60c
6%
Jan
,
common—25
Blumenthal (S) A Co common
Bohack (H C) Co common
Amer dep
Amer dep
3%
100
1,500
1
common
British American
British American
Jan
3%
21%
—1
B
Black Starr A Gorham
class A
Blauner's common
Brlllo
4%
3%
19%
15%
1
Ties
Gear
Jan
50o
class
Corp
Foote
3
15%
1
Inc
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument
Brad
Jan
•
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Bellanca Corporation
Bourjois
2%
-
Incorporated
Bearings Inc
Inc
100
i
Basic
Bickford's
2%
42
»0fl
Co
2"%
Is
shares
Watch
Feb
_1
—
Banff Oil Ltd
Benlrus
Jan
5%
-1
Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd
Beau-Brummell
Jan
9%
Jan
<'
Corp
Steel
6
Feb
4%
Consolidated Gas Utilities______
1
Consolidated Mining A Smelt Ltd
•'
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—10*
Continental Air Lines Inc—1.25
Continental Aviation A Engineering
1"
Continental Commercial Corp_„
1
Continental Industries Inc
10c
*"*;
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Controls
Jan
7'/,
1,200
20
Banco de los Andes—
Barium
4%
1 900
5%
y
Class A
Barry
11,900
7%
5
A Gas—
Industries Ine
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
American
5 Va
7%
3%
Baker
<
5%
7%
2%
Products Inc
non-cum
Automatic Voting Machine
AyahIrs Collieries Corp common—
-
21%
5
1
Inc.
Automatic Steel
Non-voting
10 pesos
X42%
Feb
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
177%
Feb
Mar
162%
Jan
■
.
.
Volume
Niimber
185
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
siock
Shaics
Low
Par
FOR
WEEK
STOCKS
Elder
Par
Electric
Bond
K-Tronics
1,500
26^
Corp
of
Feb
Feb
17% Feb
1,100
9% Mar
12%
8,600
2%
Feb
3%
10*2
3%
3*8
13*8
13 %
13*8
1,100
11%
ll'A
11%
1,200
9%
Feb
3%
3*/a
33,4
9,800
3%
Feb
15%
10*4
13% Mar
7%
»«rlrrhild
&
_10c
5%
5*4
2,300
33Vac
9%
9 %
9%
1,900
9 Vs Mar
11%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,400
2% Mar
2%
Jan
Oil
2
13%
Feb
6%
1,300
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
12,300
5%
Jan
8 % Mar
Feb
-
1
Israel-American
10c
2%
2 %
11,900
2% Jan
1
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
%
%
j.-.
18
23,500
ft. Jan
4*2
4%
600
2
Vb.
2 %
12,300
12%
13%
2 Va
2%
4
Fire
Joannette
42% Jan
Feb
Jan
,
5
.
Feb
Jan
1
..
.
16%
Jan
12
.
Firth
Sterling
Fiahman
Pitzslmmons
Flying
Ford
Stores
v
Line
Jan
B
Pitt
Co
Fresnillo
Fuller
7%
Feb
11 Vb Mar
100
10%
Feb
11
Mar
21*-;
23
1.100
21%
Feb
25
Mar
Jan
112*/
Feb
120
Jan
Feb
8
1,000
Mar
7,200
3%
Jan
Glass
Oils
Jupiter
1.900
6%
Feb
7%
6 %
8,000
4%
Jan
6 Vs Mar
8*8
8%
1,600
8
15%
15 %
1,000
15
6*8
5*4
1
3%
153»
5
Co
Power
Oatlneau
..
Co
ft
"
Feb
9%
Jan
16%
Jan
Jam
Feb
Corp
(AC)
Gilchrist
Globe
Gobel
1
class
700
2%
Feb
3
Jan
100
13% Mar
16
Jan
Inc
Kawneer
Co
13%
4.
50c
CompanyChemical Co—
1
;
53 Va
17%
11 % ;
33%
32*4
7%
34
39%
53 Va Mar
Jan
v 4(ki
16*4
Feb
13,000
-5%
Jan
Jan
19
-.12% -Jan
38 Va
Jan
18
'
Jan
Jan
"
..-1*4
1*8
13-
95 *2
•
15
95(2
6.200
95%
IVa
Jan
13.100
1%
-
13%
1
24
25c
(De£)
8%
Feb
92%
1%
Jan
Jan
Mar
15
•
125
5V4
100
6*8
x4% Mar
8%
.
6.900
97%
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
Co
Oil
Company
Kingston Products
VenSyn Petroleum
Co—
common—
Kirkland
Ltd
23%
16V8
16 %
13 Va
XI8V4
19*8
2,300
%
19*8
50
4
Corp
Jan
15%
Feb
100
12
Jan
18%
14%
Jan
Feb
17%
Feb
19% Mar
2*4
3
3,900
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
2
%
2*4
1,900
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
4 %
4%
5,600
4% Mar
6%
Feb
1
1 VH
2.500
1
Feb
lft
Jan
12%
4.900
1
12 Va
—7.50
11
11
Jap
13
Va Mac
200
22 % Mar
23
Mar
100
11
13%
10%
Feb
12%
1,300
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
5%
VA
12% Mar
12
12
I
Gorp
Stores
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
33%c
3%
3%
3%
Feb
8%
Ja6
1
Consolidada
Lake
Shores
S
5^2
1
A
75 pesos
Lamson
&
5V»
Jan
17%
Jan
5%
5.700
5
5
Leonard
Le
1,500
100
27%
28%
300
27% Mar
29%
Jan
12 Va
12 Va
100
11%
Jan
xl4>/s
Jan
10 Va
Jan
10%
Feb
IVa
Feb
8%
5
Jan
6
Jan
Feb
Co
10
S
«...
7%
50c
7%
7%
(R
10.000
Liberty Fabrics
5%
Y
preferred
Steel
_
_
Land
•
""5
_
Lunkenheimer
(The)
Jan
Macfadden
10%
•1,100
9%
10%
Feb
Mack Truck
19*4
20%
4
4Va
900
6
38 Vb
6Va
V4
38 Va
40
73%
25
16
16*4
16*2
375
1 %
1%
900
2.000
-2*4
2
2
-
16%
2,200
12
>
Jan
Hammond
20% Mar
Jan
J
Mar
2%
Publications
Inc
Inc
1
i
warrants
25 VA
200
72
255o
25*4
-
-
10c
50c
Corporation
Oil
Magna
»
25
Maine
Jan
Mangel
27
Jan
Manischewitz
Stores
Jan
9%
Jan
Mansfield
8% Mar
11%
Jan
Marconi
2%
8
■
Service
Public
Jan
79%
Jan
65%
300
-
2,900
157".
161
130 3
4
2
650
1%-.
2
149%
300
163
130*2 130%
127
21.900
6%
6%
7*4
3%
Feb
Jan
Investors
Harvard
Inc
10*4
10%
Tire
Co
Rubber
&
International
Hazeltine
Hecla
Helena
Heller
18%
3 V*
Mining Co
Rubcnstein
(W
E)
&
common
5%*
Co
pfd
18*4
3 *8
"3%
83
*
•
Feb
Jan
100
18 %
Jan
3,600
2%
Jan
,
83
20
77
57
56%
57
34
10 %
3,400
1.100
■
36
100
258
2*4
2%
3*4
3*8
3*4
1,109
3%
3*4
55%
11,700
400
2
5
=
Jan
Mead
12%
Jan
Menasco
10
Jan
19
(AG)
5
Merchants
Merrill
Peroleums
Iron
Metal
Jan
Feb
Jan
8*4
16%
534
2.890
58%
Jan
Midland
Steel
Mid-West
Jan
Midwest
2%
Feb
5%
Jan
34%
Feb
Feb
9 Vb
9*4
Jan
Missouri
Feb
Molybdenite
Jan
67
12%
Feb
16% Mar
Jan
3,700
1%
Jan
15%
Feb
18 Va Mar
9*4
100
8 Vb
Feb
10
Jan
4*2
2. *>'40
4%
11%
2,200
1A%
238
2*4
3.800
25%
25 3«
257«
700
1 %
1*4
4
39,100
300
common
Jan
Jan
5,800
3%
Co
94
4%
13 4
*
shares
25
11%
2%
24
.
•To
Jan
6
Jan
5 %
Jan
11% Mar
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
26%
Jan
1% M'ar
2%
Jan
convertible
4% %
Corp
Public
Service
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.80% cumul preferred series
100
B—100
4.50% preferred series C—
—100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt
Clemens
6%
preferred
Mountain
3*4
Feb
4% Mar
Feb
31V4 Mar
Muntz
12
Jan
18% Mar
Tel
States
2.50
100
1
Inc
Mills
Vernon
1
4
Products
Metal
cumulative
Mount
& Tel—
Murphy
TV
Inc
(Geo A)
&
Baking
As Hardart
preferred
18*8
0.300
Jan
18% Mar
20*8
700
16%
Feb
21% Mar
18%
100
17%
Jan
19
Jan
Muskogee
Jan
60%
Jan
Muter
107
Mar
117*4
15
& Co
Hardart
Horn
Horp
5f!o
17*.
57
4
.10
Co
107
Co__
25 7
common
a
25*8
110
110
26
500
96*4
48'4
(Harvey)
Inc common
Humble Oil <fe Refining capital
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
Hubbell
121*2
96%
47
48%
118% 122
5
5%
10
200
4,000
300
11
23%
96%
Feb
Jan
46% Mar
110
4%
Feb
Jan
9%
Hydro-Electric
Securities
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Feb
14
13
15
13.500
11%
Feb
12
21
21
100
20%
Feb
26
i
100
Co
common
Company
Industrial
Insurance
Hardware
Co of
Mfg
North
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
National Alfalfa
5
Vb Mar
Corp
Milling
1
Inc
Dehydrating
A.
J
Co—
National Bellas
common
—1
Jan
National
(Mich)
—1
Jan
National Casket Company
10%
Jan
15%
24
■> hi
5*8
4.300
Hess
Brewing Co
60%
2!*%
29%
350
26 V4 Mar
3Q
9%
9%
10%
1,600
9%
Feb
938
8%
9%
■1,400
7%
Jan
9%
1,425
9%
Feb
1
Feb
4%
Feb
15 Vi
Feb
10
1
1ft
1,200
4%
4Va
5
1,100
16
500
30
300,
16
30
w
14
547«
53%
55%
6.400
12
12
12
800
Jan
59*2
Jan
National
Research
11%
12*2 Mar
National
Rubber
Feb
6 Va
International
Clear
Metal
Jan
94 Va Mar
177
1.400
15 Vr
Jan
18
2 %
2:|
500
21/4
Jan
99%
1
8*4
8r'»
8*
1.100
82%
90
Feb
2%
A
•
Industries
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
10%. Jan
9% Mar
Feb
15
v
V4
37
14
Feb
5,100
34
36f
33%
2,300
33 Va
63
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
34 %
Feb
Jan
37% Mar
7 V4
13%
Jan
10,600
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
%
15,100
35
Mar
57%
Jan
13%
Jan
3,200
300
15 V.
35
39
300
14%
15
20 V.
21%
17*8
17%
18
600
4%
7%
6
Feb
16%
20*4 Mar
23%
Feb
20%
17
200
700
7% Mar
14%
5,600
1%
900
9%
Jan
|
'
14%
15
500
2
Mar
13
8 V.
8%
11,100
8 V. Mar
12%
8%
12 %
50
12 Va Mar
Jan
26
500
7 78
7%
7%
19%
19%
19%
800
5 %
1,200
5
13%
5
100% Mar
2,900
12% Mar
1 %
4,500
3,500
87
87
87
Jan
Jan
50
20%
Feb
28%
Jan
25
13%
Jan
Jan
100
,v
9%
14
7%
17%
1
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6
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17
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Jan
5
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10
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Co
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N
National
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100
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Jan
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Miller
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1
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10
1
1
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Jan
Feb
common
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Feb
$2
Co
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States
Middle
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18%
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17
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62%
18
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preferred
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Jan
5
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Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
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4 Va
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Jan
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39 Vj
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5
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20
preferred
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Mar
■
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105
3%
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31
Mar
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105
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10
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105
105
—150
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25
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2
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1
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Feb
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•
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10
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Range
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Jan
30%
Jan
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1
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100
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High
25
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preferred
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Friday
22
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Feb
32
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Pacific Coal
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39
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Feb
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7
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7%
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39%
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5%
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300
21
X197b
1,4
1
—
Ltd
Co
Corp General
Servo
Jan
—
common
Oil
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B__,
Mar
40%
Hi
5
7574
~8
——
America-
11
Mar
Co
Western
Seeman
10% Mar
Jan
37
8%
88
75154
—1
——,———
Jan
X40
——10
Uranium
7 Tit
14.700
10%
37
A—»—10
Cement class
9'4
9
9',4
•
Corp
Mar
Steel
Co
Securities
Jan
——
(Del)
Fisher Brick
Seaboard
3ft Jan
—
High
16% Mar
1,800
-
X1834 xl87'4
18%
.—1
25c
1
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow
10% Mar
:
4
1
Ltd
Cumulative
;
21
21
series-2n
series_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
B
Warrants
Cumulative
3,000
4,800
1
Nuclear Corp of
Class A
972
4,000
87'a
5,600
10%
9%
17-4
4
American
974
97B
1 %
10
Noreen-Ketay
10%
1S.V
Co
Mines
2.50
Inc
Carlos
San
1%
Norfolk Southern Railway
Northspan
Jan
Feb
L°w
17%
Milling Co Ltd
:—8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5'7c
series—20
Salem-Brosius
Jau
38% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
17%
*
Corp Ltd common
ij-S
Corporation
Northeast
1\\
ft
2%
Feb
Lawrence
l'A
Mines
Lites
Class
1%
St
136% Mar
Inc—————————1
Rim
North
Jan
1
Merchandise
York
2%
1
common
Auction
&
Shares
Low
Par
20c
...—*
for \\ eek
s
Land
Honduras Rosario
York
Nipissing
10.100
Mar
Monday, March 25, 1957
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Jan
Jan
131% Jan
Vi Feb
15,100
1%
1%
•fg
2 A
Stock
American
High
Feb
2
300
common
York
Norbute
3.100
Oils
Superior
Noma
7B
1%
Co—
New
Nickel
74
1 %
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Mar
.11
.
22
MARCH
Oils Ltd
&
Mining
New
New
%
l'L-
——.——25c
—
Arizona
Mexico &
New
1
preferred
& Chem Co
New
,«
*
50c
Watch Co
Clock &
50c convertible
Low
.
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
100
British Dominion Oil Ltd
WEEK
Friday
Shares
40c
50c
Bristol Oils Ltd
New
STOCK
FOR
for Week
1
New
RANGE
.
,
Inc
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co
of
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
United
Cuban
United
Elastic
United
Milk
*
Co
Yards
United
5
Corp
Canada
of
-
Omaha
Products
5l
1,600
76
500
20
5% Mar
7
Jan
76
66
22
22
50C
221
22
5%
5%
5%
5%
3.100
1
57s
5%
6;'lt
li.600
1%
1
1%
8,100
1
1,200
30
Corp
«.♦
common—4
33%
35%
5
4%
4%
-
400
Jan
Feb
Feb
91%
Jan
Mar
8%
—10c
Inc
Products
5%
73
common—50c
Corp
Oil
5%
76
4
24%
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
5% M«r
Mar
t.Feb
4 %
Feb.
7% Mar
1%
Jun
3o% Mar
"1>
~Jan
Volume
Number 5623
185
.
.
(1415)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
Stock
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
BONDS
American
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
N
Profit
10%
J
RR
Canal
&
Sharing
preferred
United
.
class
Rubber
S
11
11
41%
43%
13,000
35%
35 %
11%
11% *
■
1%.
Jan
35%
36%
1
Co__
Jan
45%
Feb
35
Jan
37
Feb
400
10% Mar
12%
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
Feb
41%
Jan
4,300
1
33%
33 %
_50c
4%
4%
4%
7%
7%
7%
2%
2
3,400
6,800
Corp
Corp
American
_25c
Oil
—10
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
(The)
34
2%
2%
50%
55
1,900
55
Products
Co
Sugar
1%
4%
Jan
Jan
9
Feb
Jan
2% Mar
55%
Jan
17%
Feb
48
1,100
Jan
15%
4.300
X4%
4%
31
Jan
25%
Jan
4% Mar
3,500
Jan
20 %
16%
24%
Feb
29 %
15%
23%
5%
Jan
5,800
5
—
Jan
6%
16%
2
common—
34% Mar
Feb
4
—15
Insurance
%
;
4%
Woek'a Bang*
Laat
Period
7s
Munic
secured
6s
(20%
1947
1947
(City of)
1939
AHanover
7s
Friday'*
or
Sale Price
% Mar
J135%
6%»
May-Nov
1
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Peru
(Plan A)
(Republic
of)
2%s
par
155
111%
131
59%
52
52
71 %
70%
71%
54
71%
54
*53
*65
*65
April-Ocf
.June-Dec
—
*99% 101%
Mar-Sept
2008
101%
101%
51%
53
49%
55%
50%
53
51%
40
*52%
A
40
—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997-,
Rio de Janeiro stmpd
(Plan A)
•No
High
126
*160
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008— ..May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
.Ma y-Nov
(issue of May 1927)
1947
stamped
Low
—
*53
.Feb-Aug
—
1949
ALima
Parana
Jan. 1
No.
J155 %
June-Dec
Range Since
Bold
High
Germany—
redeemed)——
(Prov)
Rm4l
Bid & Asked
-Feb-Aug
—
—
3 % Mar
Jan,
,.
277/b
600
.
24
—14
Corp
Universal
34%
2,200
1
Universal
1
16,000
'
3%
2%
3
14%
Jan
Cons
A Hanover
Jan
10% Mar
Corp
Vitamin
Corp
208
40%
common
States
5
Jan
300
1%
35%
1
Stores
Utah-Idaho
%
1
_10c
B_
Reclaiming
United
Universal
11%
1
common
United
Unitronics
50
11
42 %
Conditioning Corp__
Foil
S
500
—25
common
—25
Specialties
U S Air
U
Feb
1%
Feb
5 ft
200
~i%
TL'/b
1%
—10
—j,
Preferred
United
U
16
l'/8 Mar
-100
—25
common
Shoe Machinery
f
AS
dep rots ord registered-.— _10s
Amer
United
United
Internet
Exchange
Low
Ltd—
Co
Stock
High
Low
High
AGerman
United Molasses
>2
MARCH
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
ENDED
Sales
STOCKS
American
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
value,
Deferred
51%
„Jaw-July
2s
$39
2012_ ..Jan-July
delivery
transaction
39
40
(not Included
in
dEx-interest,
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not included in
year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-st&ck
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not Included in year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-divldend. y Ex-rights, z
Ex-llquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A ponds being traded flat.
'
SReported hi receivership.
,
.
'_
a
year's range),
-
•
Valspar
Corp
Norman Industries
Venezuelan
Vinco
Corporation
38%
Aircraft
Co
—
—
&
series
$6
Webster
West
5% Mar
11%
11%
200
11%
Feb
13%
6%
1,700
5%
Feb
lYa
Jan
26%
1%
1%
the
are
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
104
Jan
3 Ye
2% Mar
2
Jan
Jan
Feb
17
I,800
25%
Feb
32 %
49,100
1%
Jan
27%
Jan
Mar
2
19.000
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
130 %
Feb
135%
Jan
19%
"
150
1%
1%
1%
Jan
131% 134
200
2%
86%
5%
1st pfd —100
shares
5%
Feb
80
Is
—
126'A
Jan
»/«
9,600
Xtf
Jan
7Vs
'A
Feb
March
14——.
20
13
10
First
Second
10
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus*-
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonda
71.41
167.57
93.00
90.00
20.39
90.56
*90.98
143.21
473.93
—
68
36%
37%
650
35
Feb
40'A
March
20
March
142.87
71.58
167.64
92.45
89.95
90.45
90.51
90.84
141.89
71.34
166.89
92.45
90.20
90.41
90.33
90.65
142.67
71.30
167.38
92.39
90.20
90.29
90.21
90.77
473.93
142.65
70.93
167.19
92.50
90.23
90.13
91.30
90 79
474.02
19.
473.93
18
March
143.59
70.63
167.31
92.31
90.29
90.12
90.36
20.77
21
-i.
—
•Corrected
figure.
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
25
200
23% Jan
29%
Jan
35%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
24%
38
Jan
16.400
1% Mar
3
Jan
1
9%
9
%
9%
500
Feb
10
Jan
White
Inc
Stores
5%%
Feb
31
3%
700
10%
11%
400
Oil
River
Wickes
common
(The)
Corp
Corp
Wilson
(R
common
Wood
Jan
5%
Jan
2%
Feb
4%
14%
15'
450
14%
Jan
16%
20
96%
Feb
99% 100
100
pfd
600
11%
Jan
15% Mar
16%
300
16%
Feb
16"%
71%
73%
1,100
69%
Feb
79%
Jan
5ft Feb
5%
dep rets ord reg
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
5s
-£i
•
10c
6%
Zapata
Petroleum
t
Corp
:
1
1%
A
15%
"lft "Feb
9.800
7>:
.,.'18% Jan
Interest
Last
Stock
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Low
NO.
High
High
52
96%
121V8
89%
90%
17
88 %
86
33
81
0.3"
"
319.0
398.6
437.6
'
...
.
369.4
.
'
423.2
500.8
440.3
286.1*
237.9
—0.6
353.0
158.7
—0.1
161.5
151.(7
Utility
158.3
0.1
325.5
274.8
—1.5
363.2
326.8
Trade,
——
;
281.7
*+|0,l
281.4
340.5
Finance and Service
Mining
62
62%
•New
86%
62
+
•+0.G
336.6,,
t
*
440.3
90%
85%
May-Nov
414.5
415.9
366.2
468.6
+0.2
328.5
345.6
+
v
*
286.1
123%
% 127 %
85%
LOW
High
Change
"
'v
389.Q
1956-1957-
Percent
Mar. 8, '57
15, '.57
329.?
97%
June-Dec
Jan-July
and with highs and lows for the
follows (1939=100):
Composite
—— i.
Manufacturing ,4,——>
Durable Goods;
on
57%
91%
Quar-Feb
3%s 1978-
Transit Authority
Chicago
Jan. 1
55
x96%
—-June-Bee
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Bond*
Friday**
J53 %
1994—-June-Dec
inc debs
4s
Pump
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1957, for composite and by rpajor industry
Transportation
Week'i la aft
BONDS
&
Low
compared with the preceding week
groups
Jan
15% Mar
3,200
17 ....
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jan 23
High
88.07
stocks for the week ended March 15,
current year are as
Friday
Steel
88.01
21
22_
Mar.
"l
90.19 Jan 14
85.25 Feb 13
Range for 1956
,
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Non-Durable Goods
AAmer
Mar.
Mar.
The SEC index of stock
Jan
A
American
88.01
20
Feb
WoolWorth
Amer
87.90
Jan
Mar
15%
2
73%
Fri.
Jan
100
16%
8
Petroleum
common
(F W> Ltd—
Thurs.
8'A Mar
14%
14%
1
Inc
Industries
Woodley
22%
550
1,900
Machine
Newspaper
Woodall
4%%
Lt
&
Pwr
II.800
8
26
19—_
Jan
3
8
Mar.
High
Low „—J
87 99
18
Mar.
Wed.
Jan
7%
24%
25%
Mar.
Tues.
26 % Mar
2%
—
Mon.
Jan
4%
12%
1
1
Co
&
preferred
Wisconsin
23%
Jan
3%
25
C)
Brothers
5%
11%
10
Industries
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
~~3%
1
5
„
10 % Mar
22
25
preferred
conv
Wichita
Range for 1957
Closing
Date
35% Mar
1%
35''2
2%
50
1%
9%
40
474.28
15
March
Feb
10c
Co
Total
472.30
March
Jan
Jan
25
1
Oil
Total
30
trials
Jan
37%
20
—10
Internal
10
137% Mar
54
com
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Eagle
-Bonds
Indus¬
Date
Ltd-
Inc
White
Averages
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond*
Jan
90
Jan
100
5%
134
133
Feb
20
Feb
2
pfd— -100
L*d
Invest
6"%
Jan
Mar
100
1—5
•
Coal
Westmoreland
Below
Co.:
15%
27 %
1
Stationery
Westmoreland
100
-1.25
4.40%
ord
&
2%
1
(Del)
Stockholders
rets
160
2%
134
Western
Tablet
100%
100
-10C
Inc
Utilities
Stock and Bond
Jan
5%
•*.
4%
Inc—
Leaseholds
dep
1,500
—30
Maryland Ry 7%
Amer
3%
Jan
3%
Western
Western
5%
._100"
Manufacturing
Texas
Western
Jan
4'%
1
Investors
Jan
1,600
ctfs ext
preference
Wentworfh
Jan
7%
5
1C
preferred
Knapp
Jan
6
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; -"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates)
"w
i," when issued; "w w," with warrants;' "x w," without warrants.
Stocks
Wallace
& Tiernan
Inc
Waltham Watch Co common
Webb
Jan
4%
125%
Mar
Mar
4%
5%
Inc
cumulative
$2
41
Feb
2%
118
Co—
Bond
&
35%
100
Jan
V
Baking voting
preferred
Waitt
100
83
Jan
5%
Corp
Wagner
7%
800
118
Jan
6%
4% Mar
x80
5
w
Waco
10
3%
3%
118
—
Silver-Lead
700
38%
38%
warrants
Iron Coal & Coke
Manufacturing—
Vulcan
5
80
80
Petroleum
Virginia
Vogt
4%
.
80
preferred
Steel Co
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
5
!
common
convertible
$4
Low.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
series A
4s
mortgage
A 1st
4s series
mortgage
1993
1993—
1961.
May
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
Guantanamo
conv
RR
Western
&
debs 1967—_Jan-July
4s 1970
—Jan-July
103
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Valley
5s
New
England
Nippon
A 1st
6%s
Ohio
6%s
mortgage
due
1S53
extended
1st
mortgage
Power
54%
to
91
91%
102
94
*86
1st mortgage 3s 1971
*176%
Jan-July
-—
96 %
97
Public Service Electric
& Gas Co
Southern
3%s
2%s
series
3%s
G
series
California
Southern
Counties
Gas
Gas
3%s
1970
(Calif.)
Gas
Electric
&
3s
3%s
95%
—
•,
80
25*
96
97%
88%
86
86
92%
80
3.142,900
1,611.590
2.831,000
240,000
8,061,453
Mar. 22.—
$16,260,000
$1,181,900
$2,000
fri.
Total
3,077,000
$17,443,900
$2,000
1956,
1957
1956
1,181,909
of Shares
$1,014,800
10,333,750
12,800,000
16,260,000
21,339,000
218,558,300
247,503,900
$17,443,900
Stocks—No.
12,835,999
$22,353,600
$228,969,050
$260,420,900
Bonds
$35,000
U. S. Government
International
Railroad and
industrial
42,000
$2,000
Bank——
94%
88
Traction
Newspaper
5s
*96%
98%
97'%
90%
95 %
97 Va
Total.
97%
*87%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
'
*95%
—
*90
93
*91%
—
*67
90'%
90%
30
95 %
98
——
89'A
95%
89
91
88%
93
72
77
75
——
--
100%
*102% 103%
94%
3
96
96
74%
102%
June-Aug
1960
Feb-Aug
Union 6s 1959
74%
1
102% 102%
5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
(Number
of
103%
96%
77
73
101%
102%
100
101
Domestic
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Tues.
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
—
"
*98
100
—
Friday
Interest
Stock
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Prlee
Exehanfo
Week's
$56,000
10,000
52 009
Mar. 19-
597,310
33,000
9,000
Mar. 20-
727,635
60,000
7,000
Mar. 21-
70G.535
50,000
7,000
8,000
Mar. 22_
721,480
44,000
10,000
6.000
3,529,985
$223,000
$41,000
$31,000
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
ABaden
(Germany)
Central Bk
7s
of German
A6s
series
A 6s
series
B
ADanzlg Port
Jan-July
1S51—
State &
Prov
Waterways
6%s
1952
Feb-Aug
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bold
Low
No.
23%
-
„
23%
of Shares-
V
120
91
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
23%
Total.
65,000
60,000
$300,000
Jan. 1 tc Mar.
1957
22
1956
3,526,985
6,285,735
47,513,683
51,996,884
$228,000
$195,000
$2,663,000
$2,922,000
41,000
575,000
481,000
31,000
2-2,000
445,000
3,295,000
481.000
$300,000
$792,000
$3,589,000
..$6,698,000
100
21%
1956
67,000
~
Bonds
Domestic
105
+98
Jan-July
Btock«—No.
High
190
*125
April-Ocf
;
1951-1
&
1167
High
1957
Bonds
Banks—
1952
A
Week Ended Mar. 22
Bangs
Bonds
$7,000
Wed.
Total—
Total
$8,000
$41,090
774,025
Mar. 18-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
$112,000
90
Fri.
Penn
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727%
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Bendix
Feb
75
113%
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Steel
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Feb
2774
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53
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774
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Atlantic
27%
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58
Jan
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1
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Feb
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10
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60
Feb
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30
49%
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22% Mar
33%
54
Jan
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53 74
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Jan
4 %
Feb
1174
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66
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13
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American
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Ashland
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54
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Jan
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183
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30%
Jan
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Jan
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33 7% Feb
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26
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Cincinnati Transit
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2574
High
30%
1.840
Jan
1774
'
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21%
257%
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—:
1
5
.
Paige
Leonard
for Week
29%
76%
Feb
5
47-8
——— _■
Lansing Stamping
Sales
Range
Low
20
Burner
Week's
39 % Mar
13
-
.
Motors Corp..
Koskins
Exchange
of Prices
197%
Feb
39%
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King Seeley
Sale Price
Feb
34%
'
39%
■
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14
Feb-
Jan
1774
260
6%
5
20
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Howell
STOCKS
1
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861
3%
169
7
Feb
557%
650
98
Inc
Graham
54 7%
37-4
1874
397%
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Jan
Feb
13% Mar
■
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Jan
2074
40%
75
Jan
Jan
1374
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common
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3974
1374
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■,
Iron
Steel
Fenestra
121
Jan
1174 Mar
15%
24
17%
—
_-
——
Detroit
100
92
High
Feb
Feb'
457'2
Jan
4774
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Edison
1,063
10
646
737%
6
_—.—
Motors
Navigation
40-%
92%
12
374
737%
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preferred
5474
13%
54
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Ford
10
25
Detroit
Jan
30%
22
14%
3972
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—^_
.
Jan
7%
150
374
5
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Paper
—
$4.50
Continental
Jan
92 7%
_
Electric
Feb
54%
a
Inc.
36
407%
50
100
__
127
30%
^__—5
^
39 7%
17%
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Manufacturing— _____1
22%
11%
common... —3.50
100
■
Davidson
38%
RR
Rights
Jan
5574 Mar
974
Low
14%
'
Jan
20
Range Since Jani 1
High
7%
227*
2274
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Jan
Feb
1,492
«
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Consolidated
Jan
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14
Products-——_
Chrysler Corp
91 % Mar
2.50
Low
1
..
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Jan
16 74
—
Shaies
1374
1377% Mar
Feb
*
System
17%
Jan
13%
—
Mass
16%
132
1
_____
Mach
Westlnghouse
429
5
Refining <te Mining
&
134% 13574
Jan
_.
_—,—
_
Eurroughs Corporation
Mar
1474
Co
Shoe
Smelt,
2,708
12c
Stores
13% Mar
Jan
91%
_______
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Drill
Rubber
S
135 74
Inc
Co
Fruit
17%
Feb
6c
147%
Inc_
Twist
16%
50
700
91'/2
Co__
Co.
Stop & Shop
9c
RR— _——100
Chemical
Webster
&
13%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Jan
45% Mar
—100
Association
Standard
16%
100
„
Drug Co—————„
Stone
U
20
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Mathieson
Rexall
13%
Exchange
Range
*
Sale Price
1,735
8c
System.
Hartford
RR
I
—
PONTIAC
Week's
Last
59% Mar
457#
Companies
KALAMAZOO
Detroit Stock
Feb
Feb
Brown
Narragausett. Racing Assn
National
JACKSON
11% Mar
457%
337%
DETROIT
WOodward 2-5525
8174 Mar
567%
33%
—
Building
Telephone:
55%
44%
109% 112
_
Exchange
Jan
50
81%
■*
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
34%
'
50
Ford
Jan
Feb
American
Exchange
Jan
4578
1
Co—
Stock
Exchange
Jan
4774
587%
__
74
40
59 7%
;
19
Mar
40
31%
Feb
37
a
_
Cement
1574
10 7%
100
Detroit
Stock
Jan
1774
York
Jan
5174
17%
a
Coal
Feb
5072
317#
_____100
—
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Star
178% Mar
__
Co_—„_—— IZZZZZZ5
Electrie
122 74
Jan
81
100
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Lone
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Isteuid
—
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adj
Ford
Feb
1707%
§9%
—
Members
New
8% Mar
37 7%
-
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First Nafl Stores
114 %
S^Jan
17%
51 4
■
——
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cum
Eastern
2
3,024
9
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&
11874
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1,367
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common-
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Gas
WATLING, Lerchen & Co.
High
36%
RR
Prop
Range
Low
87%
617b
25
Maine
Service
Copper
177 %
2i
Range Since Jan.1
High
774
r_50
-
Edison
Boston
Boston
Shares
118%
100
———
MARCH
for Week
of Prices
Low
100
ENDED
Sales
Range
8
American
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
*
Corp—
American
Anaconda
FOR
Jan
Number 5623
185
Volume
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
37
(1417)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
-
Calumet & Hecla Inc.
—5
Canadian, Pacific.(Un)
—
25
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Carrier
Corp 4 Va ft pfd_^i
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Central .Illinois
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Monroe
Jan
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44
10
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Mar
14%
Feb
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300
2*600
550
5
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400
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500
100
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Mount Vernon
Jan
291/4
Jan
69%
Jan
Chicago
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
*
Chicago So Shore & So Ban RR—l'2.5'o
Chicago Towel Co common
0
$7 convertible preferred
Christiana Oil Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cities
City
.: *_•-.1
73%
61%
i
Corp
preferred
i
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Co
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common-,
17%'
16%
27'%
,
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1-5
—
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&
60
Jan
18%
(The)
convertible
50c
Du
Pont
Labs
Convertible
class
81/4 Mar
National Gypsum
Lead
National
Jan
68%
391/2
Jan
42 % Mar
Jan
30
i3c
New
&
#orth
American
Northern
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Pacific
Ry
Northern
States
Eastman Kodak Co
Jan
Oak
Jan
Ohio
Edison
13%
Jan
Ohio
Oil
Manufacturing
&
35%
Jan
Oklahoma Natural Gas
10%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
46
Gas
Chemical
Electric
&
Feb
31
Jan
Pan American
40
Jan
Paramount
Feb
28
Jan
58 %
57%
57%
Feb
66%
Jan
4%
4%
58%
4%
1,000
1
300
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
5
180%
Feb
191%
Jan
_1
39%
39%
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2,100
39% Mar
51%
Jan
:
84%
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500
84% Feb
90%
Jan
323
327
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5%
5%
120
16
7%
58%
16
7%
59%
300
1,500
15%
1,700
54 ?
8
Jan
59 % Mar
Potter
Co
16%
171*
600
16%
Feb
171/2
Jan
Public
Service
13%
14
400
13%
Feb
15
Jan
Pure
—
.t
246
Jan
350
Feb
20
16% Mar
16%
Corp
•—
Foremost
Dairies
Four-Wheel
Fox
a5
DeLuxe Eeer
Auto
13%
5% Mar
6%
Jan
Pfizer
(Charles)
Philco
Feb
Phillips
8%
Oil
Co
Co
Jan
Feb
24%
79
2%
9%
79
2%
73*'
Jan
80% Mar
9%
100
2,600
43
13%
13%
100
58%
59%
400
55%
Jan
6J% Feb
56
56%
1,600
52%
Feb
59%
Jan
Reynolds
(R J)
43% 43%
39% '40%
50
10,300
4(j% Jan
43%
Jan
Richman
Bros
Eeb
43%
Jan
Rockwell
13/64 Mar
i
56%
--
39%
2% Mar
8%
Jan
13% Mar,
38%
100
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Gray
35%
Feb
Jan
Jan
2% Jan
Quaker
Oats
Radio Corp
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Feb
Republic
Jan
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42% Mar
54% Mai-
Rexall'Drug
Hammond
Industries
Central
Inland
Steel
Jan
17%
48 %
400
47Tb
Feb
57%
24 .
32%
50
300
23%
Jan
25.
29%
Jan
33%
Feb
500
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
14%
Jan
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Mineral
International
Nickel Co
Feb
IO
Mar
Feb
123
Jan
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200
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23%
100
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Feb
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38% Mar
17
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28%-Mar
32
Jan
100
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150
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450
20
300
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20
Mar
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Jan
22%
Jan
63
Jan
23%
Jan
99
Jan
81
400
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34
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32%
Feb
38% Jan
37%
800
36%
Feb
38%
27%
10%
28
400
26
Feb
100
100S8
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9%
10%
500
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Jan
100
95% Mar
112
11%
107
95%
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40
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Jan
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33
830
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Feb
33
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Feb
51%
Jan
36
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44% Jan
27 V*
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50
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Jan
277/aMar
45 3
a
400
42%
Feb
49%
49%
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49% Mar
400
15% Mar
Jan
15%
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32%
100
28 Va
14%
14%
400
14% Mar
17
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10%
10%
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12 y*
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6%
900
5
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6
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11%
11%
12%
20%
20 %
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184% 188 %
600
184
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32% Mar
Mar
7% Feb
26% Mar
500
50
Jan
13%
Jan
6
100
26%
26 %
26%
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,
30V2 Jan
11% Jan
13% Jan
20
say* Jan
Feb
166
Jan
188% Mar
21%
22
300
18%
Jan
22% Mar
48%
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48%
1
49%
500
43
Feb
49y« Jan
56%
57 %
200
15
15
200
51% Feb
14 y* Mar
63
3
5
44%
56
900
43% Feb
52%
Jan
7
Feb
12.50
—
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17% Jan
25
6%
Jan
33%
38%
300
37 y«
Jan
39% Feb
38 Vs
38 %
200
38
Feb
46% Jan
33%
7
7
Indiana—
5
5
Bend
Southern
Lathe
Co
(Un)
w
Southern Pacific
Sperry
Rand
Spiegel Inc
Square
100
14
14
/
10% Jan
24%
25 %
1,250
24% Jan
26
Jan
27%
29
500
26'%
Feb
29
Mar
2,300
11 Va
Jan
58% Mas
Jan
11%
12
5
40 %
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1.40
21%
21%
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19
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100
24
Feb
27 y«
12% Feb
Feb
11%
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47%
Jan
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27%
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29%
Jan
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12%
150
12
Feb
12%
Jan
31%
31%
31%
200
28 Va
Feb
31% Mar
59
60
55
Feb
63% Jan
53 3 7
52 Va
53 3 7
2,100
4f7%
Feb
28%
28 V a
100
21 %
21%
1,300
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55,900
27 %
3
1
Co.:
1
5
15
6
——
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;
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42 %
1,700
2,400
57 y*
2,900
Standard
Oil Co (Ohio)
50%
51 Vb
900
48%, Feb
200
Standard
Railway
Stewart-Warner
Stone
Container
Sunbeam
Corp
Sundstrand
Machine
13%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sylvania Electric
Co
Texas
Feb
Textron
Jan
Thor
Feb
Toledo
Mar
Mar
500
14
y« Feb
16
Jan
71/4
500
6% Feb
49'/*
100
Feb
50
Jan-
25%
26%
2,600
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27
Mar
23%
23%
800
22%
27% Jan
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41
41%
200
63
61%
63
700
25'«
25 y«
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1
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25
Co
34Ta
49
14% Feb
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Tool
Edison
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Co
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Feb
8% Jan
*
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Feb
43%
44%
200
41%
Jan
3%
3%
2,200
31/4
Jan
39%
26
128%
Jan
Mar
Jan
44% Mar
Continental
Carbon
United Aircraft
1,000
10%
Jan
T0%
Jan
Jan
10%
10%
15
15
400
14%
Jan
15% Jan
27
27
300
24'.1
Feb
27
25
25
50
24%
Jan
-
Corporation
States
United
States
(Un).,
Feb
48
35%
Feb
lVa
Jan
39
Mar
1% Jan
28 V B
—_4
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1
13% Mar
42 y4
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.
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Jan
28 VB
500
26% Jan
28% Mar
109% 1093«
100
101% Feb
114% Jan
28%
29 U
1,400
53%
53Tb
100
52%
Feb
60% Jan
75
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200
74% Mar
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303«
30 V4
30 3 a
30% Mar
42
Jan
7
Mar
54 V*
53 V*
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6%
1
Gypsum
Jan
100
38%
2,100
.10
—
(Del)
13 V*
200
13%
46%
1V*
„5
United Air Lines Inc
United
15% Mar
27% Jan
1 Va
25
-
Corp (Un>
United
3%
Feb
a
10
Union Oil of Calif
Feb
15
24% Feb
1V4
38 V
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;
Mar
63
55
600
350
1
Corp
Jan
15 VB
1
(Un)_.
Corp
42%
44% Jan
25 V*
33 Va
2
-
Feb
13%
1
—
34% Mar.
40
46%
5
——
Company
Transamerica Corp (U11)
Trav-ler Radio Corp
15
50c
:
Power
Trane
Products
112%
25
111
15 V
15
a
7
54 >4
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26 y2
300
Jan
6% Jan
1,150
52
400
Feb
14%
350
Feb
29% Mar
58% Jan
16% Jan
25V2 Jan
Mar
S
Rubber
U S Steel
Co
-
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Corp
16%
57r,8
41',4
230
40 ys Mar
48 y»
57%
—.5
59 VH
2,800
57% Mar
73% Jan
1*
12
300
11'%
Feb
13%
65%
200
64 %
Jan
68%
18% Mar
Jan
Walgreen
55%
Feb
62
Jan
Webcor
Feb
28%
Feb
Western
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp—
15
29! 2
29%
Jan
12
50
Feb
21 Vs
15
10
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Van Dorn Iron Works
12
18%
18%
103.
59%
58%
59%
2.350
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky)—,
28!»
28 %
28%
100
26%
7
100
7
7
Mar
31%
Jan
Feb
33%
33%
100
—*
35
34'
35
780
31%
1
40
40
40%
300
39% Mar
4
8
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U
65%
Libby McNeil & Libby—
^
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)—-—25
Lincoln Printing Co common—
1
Lindsay Chemical Co common
;
•
35% Mar
35
Mar
White
Co
Inc
Motor
Wieboldt Stores
Electric Power
Jan
60
500
51%
Jan
57%
Jan
Wisconsin
400
30"%
Feb
34% Mar
Wisconsin
20%
20%
100
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
Woolworth
11
11%
300
10%
Feb
121/4
Jan
World
31 »/2
Jan
33%
6%
Jan
58%
Feb
32s'4
32%
100
1
7'4
7%
300
*
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64%
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67
Feb
Wrigley
Public
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»
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(Un>
10
10
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57%
1.10J
100
25J
Feb
26y* Feb
Feb
49%
Jan
13 Vie
Jan
12% Feb
12%
13
25%
100
25 y4 Mar
25 V4 Mar
23%
100
22 y* Feb
23% Jan
32 y4
30%
Feb
32% Mar
600
21%
Jan
23
44 V 2
31
31
85
—*
200
22%
44%
44%
1
32%
22l/2
32%
85
100
99% 101
200
42% Mar
1,200
31
100
83%
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
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24
45%
25 %
10
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Jan
Jan
Feb
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13
25 "4
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26 %
45 3 4
Jan
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25 y*
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common
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4
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55%
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30
Feb
18
200
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Jan
34
60
Telegraph
46%
52%
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1
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Jan
60
54%
38
14%
14%
5
Tool.
Sunray Mid Continent Oil
Swift & Company
(Un)
—
17% Jan
Feb
14%
2—-1
—
Jan
Jan
56% Jan
Jan
38
1
^
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37
1
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Jan
62
59%
Feb
15%
15%
37%
1
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Studebaker-Packard
Feb
Mar
51
53%
^
1,300
15%
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Equipment
Corp
Electric
4
49%
46 Vb
51%
56
Union
1
43 V*
45 V*
51
56%
10
Jan
32% Jan
51%
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100
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23% Jan
Feb
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7
Feb
27
30 Va
11
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(Un) —
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30 y«
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1,000
11%
7/64 Mar
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38%
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1,400
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20%
22% Jan
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100
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Jan
Jan
(N J)
400
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33
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600
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9% Ftfo
400
„
Oil
39
*
Mining & Mfg (Un/
10
Standard
&
—1
10
.
Standard
Carbide
1
10
Standard
Union
Merritt Chapman & Scott (Un)'—12.50
20% Jan
59% Jan
22% Mar
5
Tri
15
16%c
48% Feb
600
25'/a
Co
D
Jan
Merck & Co—
16% Mar,
1,800
23 Va
54%
(Uni__
Jan
Medusa Portland Cement
300
50%
22%
1,300
:
Co
Corp
60%
Co (Un)
17%
49%
23%
58%
common
45
Marshall, Field & Co_^
17%
50 %
—
Feb
ilarouette Cement Manufacturing
35% Jan
55%
Rights
38%
& Co
36% Mar
31% Jan
55%
a
45 3 4 Mar
*
Jan
800
(Un)__ 10
Works—.
5O0
common
1,200
33%
10
Oil
Corp
;
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
800
25
36%
33%
5
;
Sinclair
South
42
A
35%
33%
5
B
48 3 s
University.;
35 !b
*
«
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41%
—1
see
20%
48%
300
15%
*_
47%
Mickelberry's Food Products.,
Middle South Utilities
Minneapolis Brewing Co
1Q
1,600
15%
(Uni
10
McKay Machine
1,500
*
Axle
com—«.33%c
Laclede. Gas Co common
19 Va
51
37%
19
29% Jan
95 3 4
__-3.50
footnotes
Feb
2% Mar
36%
1C5% 105%
-7.59!
—
Tel; (Un)
Feb
20 "2
54
»
—15
Knapp Monarch Co_
Minnesota
Feb
28%
20%
Kimberly-Clark .Corp
Martin (Glenn L)
36%
16
20%
...
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Lytton's (Henry C)
Jan
52%
1
Kansas Power & Light (Un).——8.75
Leath & Co
16
9% Mar
108
80
(Un)
pfd class
Jan
Jan
Mar
34
&, Chemical
conv
28
300
35%
9Q0
20'%
36%
Kansas City Power & Light
4.32%
9%
101/4
54
-
Laughlin Steel (Un)—
Extension
15%
9%
17%
10
Interstate Power Co_
Salle
15%
67
Chemical —5
&
2
119% 120 %
26
—
^
International Paper (Un)
International Shoe Co
La
1%
10
International Packers Ltd
Alum
.
28%
Us
-
&
24
32%
Feb
28%
Steamship Co.
International Tel
,
2
"
Co
Feb
Jan
15%
——*
Harvester
Kaiser
82
„3
RR—
International
Jones &
73V4
——1
Indiana Steel Products Co—^
Interlake'
100
400
50
11%
73%
>
——25
Huttig Sash & Door common
Illinois
44
50 Va
J7.50
Co__-L^
&-
11%
75%
16% .16%
11%
1
Illinois Brick Co
18% Jan
Jan
37%
19
12
(Un)—1
—
Serrlck Corp class
Si&node
16%
;
Sears Roebuck
Jan
10
1
Inc
Mar
Mar
16
39%
——.1
ai
Jan
35%
'is.-
45% Mar.
Corp..
13
1
—
Howard
17% Mar
,77% Jan
St Louis Public Service class A——12
36 %
:9%
i
Houdaille: Industries Inc.
Jan
Jan
—:
St Regis Paper Co
Schenley Industries
Feb
120%
_a
Jan
Mar
,_i
&
Feb
1
a
Harnischfeger Corp
> Brewing Go
Hertz Corp
—
Hibbahd Spencer Bdrtlett
11,600
Mar
16%
Co__
41%
—
-3
-
Heilman" (G
200
68
%
2.50
11% Mar
32%
——
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17 M»
45
Tobacco cl B
34%
—25
_•—
16
H
Tii
550
(Un)
600
.
1
(Un)——_
Corp
Oil Corp.
16 1
600
—1.
500
i-
12.5Q-:
—
Greet Lakes Oil & Chemical—,
Gulf
16
38%
17T/a
Revlomlnc
45%
*-
Stores.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock——
Greyhound
41% Jan,
x49
Manufacturing Co_
Steel Corp (Un)
10
>14%
45
5
Drug
Griesedieck Co
36% Mar
49%
Co__
35%, 35%
—♦
Co—
28
1,200
69 V a
of America (Un)
45
—8f
i..
City Steel Co
35% Jan
2,400
37 Vi
17 3b
(Un)
of
35%
1
—10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Mar
30 Va
36% 'Feb
.
l
—;
Feb
68
——
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—
5
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)
<Un>
28
6 % Mar
4t
Schwitzer
Goldblatt, Brothers
400
36%
h
69 %
10
...
-
(Un)
19%
Products Co————10
Glidden
12% Jan
29T«
28
17
5
—
(Un)
Co
1,500
9%'
—
10% Mar
600
(Thei—
1,600
Foods
Gillette (The
Corp
6 %
13?%
—
200
45%
Corp (Un> —
Petroleum Co—
21%
Corp
%
—•
General Motors Corp—1.66%
General Public Utilities (Un)
5
Gerber
Jan
16
5V*
1
——
Jan
7% Mar
20'/8
—5
-RightsTelephone Corp
39% Jan
10',4
25
(Un)
& Co
5%
—————2
General
117 M» Mar
42 3 4
.
5V conv prior preferred
Penn-Texas Corp common
Pennsylvania RR
—
Peoples Gas Light <fc Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
201a
Transportation__2.50
General Dynamics Corp.,
General Electric Co—.
40% Jan
Feb
32% Mar
100%
16!'4
;
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General Candy Corp
General Contract
Mar
450
41 %
Warrants
1-1.25
.r,
General
General
-*•'
10
Sales—
American
•
—
2
Fruehauf Trailer
General
-
5
:
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Drive
16
1
—
37
150
33! a
Feb
100
_
World Airways
Pictures
Phelps Dodge
Brewing
Floor Mills of America Inc.
Eord Motor Co-l:—
100
4
17 7 8
Corp.— —5
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Goal Co common
—
35% Mar
27% Mar
42 3 4
(Un)
Jan
326
38 3 b
Feb
Feb
Jan
_
23
*
7.50
Jan
30%
24%
36%
—
37%
—
9Va
100
200
"
5
—
1,200
Phonograph (Un)__5
Jan
2% Jan
7% Mar
3,700
27%
..
29 7
—.1
25
—
26
Jan
17
—
39%
10
2%
10 »■*
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(Un)—
30'%
:
8
353»
32 3
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Co
Co
23%
(Un),
24% Mar
200
2%
—I_5
—
7%
177
.
Mar
Pacific
400
Jan
Co—
39%
Eddy Paper Corp—s.
Elder Manufacturing
Palstaff
Power
30%
180% 181 %
Jan
5 %
16
(Minnesota!
(Un)
—a__—
Northweet Bancorporation
39%
(Un)
—.
Co
24%
com.:
5%
Mar
29s«
1
(Un)
—
Bi
Jan
116% 117 V«
—.
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5
(Allen
25
25
38 3 b
——
-
Car
Northern
191/4
27%
1
10
I."*
RR
Illinois
Jan
900
4
:
3% Feh
27%
1
Aviation (Uni—,
„_1Q
Corp—
American
North
Jan
700
43 Va Mar
1,200
35%
.
—5
Manufacturing—.
Central
York
6%
Feb
48 Mr Mar
Feb
Feb
1,200
7%
73«
1
5
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Co (Un)
(Un.)—1
Co
Tile
17%
Feb
Feb
36%
Mar
77
9/64 Mar
9%
4ft
41 y*
4%
2%
1
.—
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10
de Nemours
Radio
Industries Inc—
20
——
Eastern Air Lines Inc.——.
Emerson
Napco
National Standard Co—
Jan
39%
36
500
4
25
National
Jan
900
500
4
_50c
Mai-
18%
200
37% Jan
4
—5
—.—4
Mar
20%
10
30 y* Feb
1,700
37%;
43
43 %
41.
A
Company
—5
Inc
(E I)
Feb
12%
Feb
42'%
1,500
Feb
Muskegon Motors Specialties-
140
Jan
10
34
X43 %
4
-
1
Co.common
preferred
138
16%
41%
43 %
i
16 % Mar
10
x43 %
3
(Uni.
89%
Feb
2%
2%
37%
5
(Un)—...
Gas
Feb
31%
2%
33%
Products
39%
200
Mar
Cylinder
Jan
Feb
3
Distillers
Jan
11%
Jan
National
51
Mar
2
National
40%
26
Feb
12
Jan
Feb
Feb
65%
36 % Mar
37%
Feb
—-
<
Mar
28
38 V8
36%
37 y*
Mar
Jan
41%
87% Mar
Jan
56
—
1
-
Co
Dow Chemical Co.
Mont
Jan
58% Mar
600
34
Jan
1
_
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Du
6%
250
33%
—
Feb
64%
4,500
3,700
800
8,200
950
400
I
Jan
Feb
33%
750
(Un)—
(Un)-:.——
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Edison
10
129
5
(Un)|
Detroit
11%"
!'
-25
Cudahy Packing Co common.
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Deere
18%
t
—
16%
.
Feb
133%
400
174a
40%
" 28
11/64 11/64
18% 19
7%
7%
11%
11%
40 %
America--,
of
17%
40%
27%
5
s
—25
Feb
33%
50
39%
38%
Jan
30%
600
88
Feb
24
300
-
42%
88
38%
Container Corp of America———5
Continental Motors Corp^
___1
Go
42%
——:—1
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consumers Power Co
rights
Controls
1
—-:
—;—15
-
,
42%
1
———100
„
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman
—
——
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common--—
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11%
,—
10
28
16%
1,100
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300
11% £1%
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138
140
30
133
138
5
8
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1,700
60% 61 Va
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40% 40%
200
.
25
Co—
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27%
—'
*
2— -1
—
—
Service
17% -18%
*
common.
400
57
.
Muter
Chic Milw St
35%
56
*
& Co
Motorola Inc
High
34%
56%
Montgomery Ward & Co.——_—
Jan
Low
34%
Co,
Chemioal
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.12.50
Cement
Chemical
31%
11 %
Feb
56
17% Jan
2V4 Mar
*>
Feo
<B2
57
:
Feb
29% Mar
Portland
Shares
.—10
Mississippi River Fuel
33%
26%
/26Va
61%
57
1
—
Jan
30%' Feb
104'* ;10%
•'•}
C'hamplin Oil & Refin Co common
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry <Unt
—25
*$3 convertible preferred
s--~
30% '-01
14 Vis
IOC
4%*
-
12% Feb
8,900
32%,)32%
4%
,
500-
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Ja:i. 1
Low
',13'4
13
—
—
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low-: High
„
MARCH 22
for Week
Range
Last:
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales.
—
-
99V* Mar
Jan
45% Jan
32
Jan
88 4 Jan
121
" Jan
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(1418)
.
.
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Aeco
Gorp
Corp
.——
.1*:
-
Air Reduction Co (Un)——1
Alaska
Gold
Juneau
Inc
Airlines
;
American Cyanamid Co
American &
Foreign
American Radiator & S S
*
100
4
5.
—
—__
18%
American
Viscose
Anaconda
(The)
Corp
Co
Anderson-Prichard
—_—10(J
178*4
tUnt_-—.—25
Co
74%
;
.
68%
Feb
79%
16%
.
(Un)—
Oil
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp
Steel
Armco
Armour
"48%
148
(111i
(Un)
Feb
50%
Atch
Dry
Goods
Atlantic
Coast
Lin6
RR
Atlantic
Refining Co
Atlas Corp
(Uni—4
At ok-Big Wedge
Tire
&
Mar
4
Jan
179%
77%
Mfg Corp
714
31
37
Jan
Feb
*
Good
Humor
3aldwln-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore &
Bandini
Oil
RR
3eckman
3endix
Instrument
Aviation
Senguet
Cons
Corp
Inc
BetAlehem
Steel
Co
(Un;
31ack
714
52%
Feb
65
Jan
438
12?#- Feb'
16% Feb
16%
Jau
Greyhound Corp
Jan
Gulf Oil Con7
30%
190
3uj/4 Mar
Mammoth
1,438
23% Mar
26%
*
260
16%
325
42
10%
42%
45%
45%
10%
107«"
1-
42
500
43%
Mar
9%
18
.
Great
Northern
Hancock
Jan
Blue
Bolsa
Chica
Bond
Stores
Borden
300
566
47
Co
Jah
11%
Jan
31C
6
Jan
7
Jan
Plan
Cement
Jan
Honokaa
5%
Jan
Honolulu
Jan
9
Jan
Howe Sound
1
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114
37
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38 34
410
57% Mar
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1%
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59
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1.93U
11
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13%
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International
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13C
Jan
International
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46%
47 •%
1,029
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4%
3,546
16%
17
385
55
5,352
41
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19
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15 %
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3% Mar
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18%
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45
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38%
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17
Mar
57
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45 %
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19%
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24%
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1,025
32%
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93
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86%
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—..1
1
lo
33%
930
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1
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Eastman
El
Paso
Kodak
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Exeter
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Co
Co
(Uni
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958
4% Mar
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36
366
31
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36
27%
350
27
Feb
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559
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39% Mai-
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37%
Feb
36
35%
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Co
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Feb
39%
Jan
38%
Jan
Norden
Norris
Corp
Oil
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8 8 74
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54%
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6374
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56
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74
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1,620
21%
46
:
Raytheon Mfg Co
Republic Steel
46
21%
4
.(Un)
Inc
4574
*
„—20
(Un)_.
(Un).
Rayonier
56%
4
luc
Co
Oil
Pure
Co_
Ltd
Gamble
&
56%
.
25c
1
Stores
(Un)..—2.50
10
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)—
12.50
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
10
Wheeling Steel Corp com (Un)
lt)C
Williston Basin Oil Explor
Jan
—
for Week
Low
Par
Feb
Sales
Range
Sale Price
79
207)
Week's
of Prices
Last
Jan. 1
215
213)
1
__
WEEK
STOCKS
Range Since
High
a83% a857)
2034
1
_
& Co Inc
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Shares
FOR
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
5c
14 74'
1,800
305
14%
7
7
500
Jan
5c
14
74
7
Feb
Mar
17
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
3074
28 74
30%
526
26%
Feb
3074
Jan
55 74
55
74
553)
495
5234
Feb
58 %
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
22
Friday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Exchange
Argus
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Power
$1.50
&
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
5%
74%
of
8%
»
—
Canada
4 Vo
Anglo
Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 474%
footnotes
see
120%
pfd__ ...25
.50
page
44.
Low
—
Feb
3574
Jan
Bank
23
150
2274
Jan
24
Jan
Bank
520
8 74 Mar
5
94
Jan
GO
7
Jan
119
2.491
110
Feb
120
116 12074
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107')
Feb
120 % Mar
a
21%
120
46
47
300
74
20
£0
44
75
40
a50 %
4374
of
1ft 50
94
774
Montreal.
Nova
of
Banque
Bailey Selburn
Feb
Bathurst
Jan
21% Mar
23
Jan
487)
Jan
Jan
51.74
Feb
Feb
46
Mar
Class
Bell
10
Scotia
Canadienne Nationale
0% preferred
Pow & Pap class A
Jan
45
Feb
10
Ltd
Sale#
'•«
•haras
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
»<#»
42 74
Jan
2974
Feb
33
Jan
28
24 34
Feb
2974
Jan
48
56%
1,634
871
47
Feb
54 74
Jan
59
Jan
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413)
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27
26 %
48
56
47%
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Feb
Jan
25
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1,050
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16
17%
1.925
15%
41% Mar
High
30 7)
6 3)
113%
Steels
3.630
8% Mar
4
Corp
Atlas
21%
47
—
pfd. -30c
Range Since Jan. 1
8 74
94
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118%
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preferred
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...
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Ltd
Co
33%
Shares
*
50
4
Ltd common
preferred
Corp
$2.50
High
32%
100
_
_
0
Steel
Aluminum
4
a
common
preferred
Algoma
Low
32-%
.
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminium
of Prices
23
*
Paper common
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Par
I.ast
Par
Abitibi
■ ml* I'rUa
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Friday
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Week'#
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lad
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Corp common
preferred
574% preferred
39 39%
34 a3574
5 634
58
a 32
355
205
295
Mar
42%
Jan
35
Feb
40
Jan
56
Jan
34
Mar
Tractkm
34
34
34
75
25
£1
44%
5.25
44
4474
4.90
44
48 7)
974
44%
5.25
44%
4874
934
6,339
3,555
50
—,—100
5r/o
Brazilian
39
a3574
57
39
*
B
Telephone
Bowater
10
25
4
Light &
Power—,—*
—
974
5534 Mar
4474 Mar
4.90 Mar
5834
Jan
40
Jan
46 74
Jan
5%
Feb
4274
63
7,525
Jan
44 34 Mar
47'%
Feb
48%
774
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
40
(1420)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Par
British
American
Bank
British
American
Oil
Note
Shares
Low
30
30
30
65
46%
46
47%
9,360
30
Mar
43%
Feb
British Columbia Elec Co
4%
preferred
4%%
pjk
Building
Calgary
$1.30
4Y'*%
13
230
66 %
67 %
2,765
0*
Mar
72%
Jan
46
Feb
16%
lb%
1 ,G-»v>
16
Jan
49%
common.———4
16%
49%
Royalite
235
19%
Jan
47%
Jan
50
Mar
25
a30%
uotf %
75
50
*
Canadian
Husky
Hydrocarbons
6%
A
pfd
940
Jan
40
Mar
3 01
Jan
107
Mar
966
29
Jan
12%
12%
12%
75
11% Jan
12% Jan
Toronto-Dominion
48
1,821
55%
Jan
Triad
22,370
2.95 Feb
3.60
Feb
United
Steel
24
1,652
23% Mar
26%
Jan
Walker
Gooderhain
a24 a24%
360
24% Mar
27%
Jan
Webb &
Feb
28 %
Jan
Western
Grocers
Jan
16
Jan
Weston
26%
27%
567
13%
13%
10
475
13
Jan
16
Cla.^s
B
30
125
27%
Jan
30
Feb
4%%
7%
1,910
7% Mar
9
Jan
a3.50
Winnipeg
a3.50
50
Feb
Zellers
8%
8%
10
%
19%
3,450
a9
a9
50
8%
17%
15
13%
Feb
32%
Jan
23%
29'
Feb
26%
1,250
7%
Jan
1,323
16
16%.
310
10%
10
%
3,125
25%
27
5,330
29%
75
29
14%
15
601
al5
al5
50
14%
19
10
18%
19
927
62c
11%
com
10
20%
l,3o0
18%
Feb
21
a20 a20%
475
20% Mar
19%
19%
a20
*
31%
Jan
nominion
30
Jan
30%
Jan
Federal Grain Ltd
17
Feb
20
Jan
Fleet
Mfg
Ford
Motor
82%
Jan
Oilcloth
Jan
16% Mar
135
52%
Jan
55% Mar
21
Jan
25%
Jan
Lambert
28% Mar
33%
Jan
Lowney
28
28%
335
106 106%
a37%
a85
45
a
24
40%
Mar
Feb
27 %
27%
Feb
19%
Jan
Jan
a44
a44
a44
25
Jan
53
Jan
58%
67c
Can
Sec
39%
83
Jan
85
20
45
Mar
a85
43%
1,793
38%
Feb
11
Jan
33
Mar
25
79%
2,272
^an
Feb
45
78%
Co
W)
Ltd
Ltd.,
class A—
Paints
(Can) Ltd
pfd—-..
cum
(Alfred)
Co
Ltd
—
Inc
class
(Walter
Lt
&
Pow
Ltd
Co
1,100
22 % Mar
42
76
Jan
Minnesota
Moore
&
Ontario
Corp
Ltd
Paper
26
Jan
17% Mar
Power
17% Mar
Premier
41
Jan
Quebec
Feb
Renold
Feb
Southern
83%
Corp
Light &
of
Steel
Pow
Cnains
Corp
Canada
Canada
com
Corp
Jan
Jan
Trans Mountain Oil
Feb
Union
a6
12%
aO
10
24%
3,765
45
45
100
41%
Jan
45% Mar
Westeel
49
49%
210
47
Jan
50%
Western
11%
11%
12
35
21
21
21
650
18%
98% 101 %
825
5,527
93
51%
550
3,345
299
299
10
51
52:%
883
53
3,975
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25
al8 al8%
100
124
4
,
10
18
31%
425
18%
31%
200
,
75
Tubes
preferred
Provincial Transport
page
44.
102%
Jan
Jan
51% Mar
300
alO
7
a7
a7
50
36
37
a24
30
-
36
Feb
28
27
101
1,735-
a38
a38
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alO
50
2.25
2.25
2.25
100
Jan
39%
..
Jan
[
Jan
I
30
Jan
-27
-
Mar
Feb
1.00
Jan
Mar
107%
40
Feb
40
Feb
Feb
10%
1.75
Mar
2.23 Mt-r
8% Feb
3
8
Feb
10
25
Feb
11
100
19%
19%
200
82%
82%
1,125
15%
15%
100
!'
30%
31
960
28%
Feb
32%
57%
—
58
215
4.,%
Jan
58
'
25
19% Mar
82% Mar
Feb
11
Feb
21
10% Mar
Jan
85
*
J8h
15'/2 Mar
Jan
Aull
Mar
9
Jan
18
Jan
126
10
28% Mar
Band-Ore
Feb
a24
75
16
16
24
16
15
21
Jan
21
16%
20
Jan
21
all
50
25
10%
Jan
26
10%
25
Mar
40
28%
Jan
610
40
75
980
10
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
21% Mar
100
22
Jan
Mar
110% Mar
45
57%
45
70
43
Jan
5%
100
5
Mar
45
5%
Feb
5%
18%
18%
100
18
Feb
24
Jan
al4% al4%
80
15
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Jan
Jdn
20
Mar
20
Mai-
.'1
37%
37%
350
119%
116
120
1,226
73
71
73
325
3.25
3.25
9
9
__
—
—
—
40
Jan
Jan
120
Mar
63%
Jan
73
Mar
100
3.10
203
18
Jan
.4.30
Jan
10%
Jan
9
50
.
al7% al7%
a26
37% Mar
Feb
104%
,
17% Mar
Jan
Jan-
.
50
2,565
Mar
50
Mar
10
10
15
50
50
—
a26
10
1,281
10
Mar
10
Mar
47
47
154
47
Feb
47
Feb
22c
Jan
26c
lie
Feo -
17c
Feb
2.00
Jan
25
50
26
Jan
.
Feb
&
Red
Rare
Jan
Mines
Cabanga
Calalta
25
Jan
Calgary
&
120
Mar
Calumet
Uranium
7c
15,200
8%c
9,000
8c
8c
13c
3,600
17
17%
725
1.31
1.55
47,435
85c
21,500 /
Mines
1
25
Jan
Campbell
117
Jan
Canadian
Atlantic
Feb
Canadian
Collieries
13%
Ltd
39
Feb
45%
55%
Jan
69
41%
990
64%
69
1,541
531%
54
1,956
52% Mar
a88
59
a88
5
12
86 %
12%
465
84% Jan
11% Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
Common
Jan
Canadian
12'% Mar
Canadian
Pipelines
Canalask
Nickel
43
Mar
Lithium
Jan
.
1.55 Mar
Jan
14c
Jan
1,000
17c
Mar
3oc
Jan
23c'
21,700
18c
Mar
-32c
Jan
60c
69c
77,700
60c
Mar
9%c
3.-000
1.15
1.15
1,000
45c
48c
8%c
Jan
11c
Jan
Jan
55c
17,200
15c
Feb
23c
Jan
24c
Feb
33c
Feb
9c
9%c
2,500
8c
Mar
10c
Jan
30%c
36c
..__*
1
Ltd
1.10
20c
Feb
36c
Feb
1,000
12c
Mar
18%c
Jail
90c
6,800
80c
Feb
1.50
Jan
1.01
1.15
1.000
;
1.60
1,000
14c
14c
87c
—
1.37
27%
26
8c
8c
10%
—
6.25
1.37'27%
9%c
45,900
,.
1.30 Feb
1.00 Jan
1.40
1.85
Jan
1.25
500
Jan
Feb
1.52
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
4,055
24
4,600
7%c Jan
10c
Jan
10%
1,650
9.25
Feb
13%
Jan
6.25
3,100
5.90
Feb
7.0D
Jan
1,200
5% Mar
7%
Jan
5,200
Ltd—
5%-
1
Ltd.—
.
1.60
1.
—
1
2
40c
Jan
Jan
1.70 Jan
1.15 Mar
,
2,300
1.50
14,533
1
Lbd__;
73c
72c
5%
75c
Ltd—3
7.40
6.85
7.45
900
.1
38c
35c
40c
4.600
2.88
2.85
2,88
500
40 %c
40c
43c
19.000
Petroleums Ltd.l
Ltd
Jan
20%
17c
1
Petroleums
&
16c
Mar
26c
Ltd
—
Mines
Mar
15c
25c-
Mines
8c
16
24c
3
(Dunsmuir)
...
Jan
Jan
1.16 MLar
16c
trust."
■—
Mines
20c
10c
11c
Mar
26c
_3
preferred
Canadian Deyonian
1.15
1
—
5c'c
63c
31c
Co
20c
Feb
Jan
81c
1
Ltd
Ltd
7c
17c
Jan
1
voting
Corp
6%c
Feb
9%c
—
Ltd—1
Ltd
Oil
1.55
7c
1
Ltd.
Chibougamau
—
20c
1
Mines
30c
6%cFeb.-
A
.>..u._.l
Mines Ltd——__1
Edmonton
Feb
13,805
—
Developments
Petroleums
18%c
8c
Ltd..
Burnt Hill Tungsten
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Bouzon
7c
12.000
10c
-
1
Copper Corp
Bouscadillac Gold Mines
,
7c
22c
1.40 Feb
93c
1
Ltd
21c
*
1,000
9c
Ltd
Metals
1,000
21,000
1.62
-81c
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Boreal
21c
1
Gold
22c
11c 12%c
1.55
9c
Ltd—
Lake
22c
11c
1.55
83c
1
Mines
22c
.
1
-*
Ltd
Gas
.
.1
Ltd
Ltd.—
Oil
Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp
Feb
12%
41
..
19
Beaucage
-
35
68%
40
(B
Bay Mining.
Beatrice
150
53%
42%
Feo
a—
___
20
Ltd
Mines
Bateman
..
Jan
1,090
40
47%
Jan
28% Mar
20
Bornite
all
30
:>•
20
Gold Mines Ltd
Barvallee
Feb
145
Jan
136
'
Jan
340
Talc
Bandowan
Jan
575
21
Jan
Mines
Bailey Selburn
Baker
Jan
110% 110 %
12%
12%
45
26%
45
Jan
Feb
..._*
;
Mines
Feb \>-
18% Mar
31 % Mar
23%
Ltd.;
Metal
31% Mar
24%
360
a—
—
1
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
11
1,675
10
%
126
-
Mines
8
Mar
23% Mar
120
a46
—
*
-
Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
21%
25
10
.1
Arno
Mar
118
42
25
130
——20c
Atlas
69
a23 % a23%
26% Mgr
32
28%
Jan
Mai-
130
——
Ltd
Jan
48
5
50
45
28%
a46
A—3
Ltd..
Mines
Jan
Jan
600
Ltd
Mines
Lead
19
122
26%
45
;
—
1'
24
Jan
3,528
26%
45
3
Feb
46 %
145
--
130
Ltd
18 % Mar
23
f-8%
31 %
31
1
—;
72c
■
6.50
31c
2.50
-
i
Feb
10
a21
19%
.
Feb
11
•
j
---
100
1
a8
Feb
25
--
Mar
80c
;
Jan
10
Feb
50
f
,
Mar
a—
Jan
t
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Jan
40
—
550
100
a8
4.00
Feb
21
•
1,040
-
6
Feb
5% Mar
535
29
Feb
a.i.
■
4,887
a23
.
5
3.50
36
27
5
Ltd
Anthonian Mining Corv
Jan
160
42%
alO
700
82c
Stocks—
56
47
35
Oils
Oil
Feb
46%
340
and
47%
1.175
12%
500
_3
Co
Anacon
67'/a
42%
195
40
27
—3
Ameranium
,
66
39%
5%
a3.50
40
•
Royalty Corp Ltd class
Manufacturing
Altex
Mar
Feb
41
3.85
•
Breweries
52% Mar
Mar
a8
Canada
Mining
Mar
12%
3.25 Mar
82c
...—3
Ltd.—
Jan
7
120
200
—
100
Ltd
47%
86
31
191'4 Mar
3.25
,
Jan
Mar
—■
Ploe Line Co
Canada
Class B
Woods
Jan
35
51%
50
Mar
Feb
49
19% Mar
19'/4
57
'
Jan
Feb
100
.«
42%
280
110%
6
30
3
91
Feb
.82
145
*
94%
105
21 %
•
Feb
Mar
1,400
*
common
12
4,670
a23% a24 %
of
Products
Woodford
18% Mar
21
Mar
83
1
Canada
Jan
11 % Mar
21
6%
145
4%
16
Feb
29%
49
23% Mar
300
"
82
100
.
Company
Jan
6%
*
Placer Development
Powell River
26
28%
21%
•
Mar
'/b
6%
♦
•
common
23
28%
25%
-
19%
.5%
—.
W'alnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E).__
...*
Feb
24 %
100
common
6 %
Gas
49
17%
•
5% Feb
24%
18%
•
Jan
Feb
Jan
100
pfd
60
*
21%
—*
6 7o
57%
5
Jan
18%
a3.50
—
5
Ltd
Power
46% Mar
a23
>
17%
44
82c
Ltd.10
common
50% Mar
11% Jan
*
Jan
150
...
Can 67c cum 1st pfd_50
Ltd.
—'
1*
215
•
t
10%
313
;
Mills
Telephone
5,665
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29% Mar
14% Mar
l,u2J
>
—
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3,990
a8
Jan
29% Mar
9% Mar
5%
National Grocers Co Ltd $1.50 pfd—20
Mar
49
a23
h
10>4
55
3.25
*
11%
a23%
Jan
Mar
3
19%
19%
3
Co
52 %
*
Jan
39%
55
.
:—20
common
11%
50
23%
1.20
Feb
5,220
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55
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10%
14%
A——_—1
52%
10
-
....*
common
5
124
10%
15%
3
Clay Products Ltd—
Traders Finapce Corp class A
&22
10%
.
Feb
33
100
Standard
124
30
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com..I*.
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd pfd..—
50
11%
*
29%
•
Newfoundland
1,530
50 %
29%
—
a23
43% Mar
3,191
52%
5,540
•
36%
46% Mar
3,426
52%
8%
8
High
,
85c
Jan
10
8
A—
ciass
Corp
(Frank
Felt
International
Feb
37% Mar
175
—*
106 % Mar
105
208
23,890
-
■
'
Low
1.10
—20
—
Mexican
328
Mqr
Rarge Since Jan. I
High
34%
__
Ltd
Shares
34
■.*
$1.40 pfd
for Week
1 00
—
Ltd.*
MacLaren Power & Paper Co....,
36
*
% Mar
14% Mar
45
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
Ltd
Jan
45
47
92
Mar
44
Exchange
.Week's
—;
—*
Works
Feb
17%
91
Jan
Jan
Funds
Lov>
B
<te Linoleum Co
Co of
Ltd
Hubbard
class
30
45
91%
3.60
Feb
91%
12
Friday
Canada
103
35 %
51%
Jan
a—
10
Corp class A—*
Co Ltd——>*
Jan
16 %
100%
Feb
50
92% a92 %
a
——1
Jan
101
17%
79%
Horner
Jan
11%
38
a46% a46%
43%
25
56
56
a37 %
515
101 101%
Feb
14%
5..
Ltd
Power
459
*
common
79% Feb
Foreign
,
2.75
50
Corp Ltd
Engineering
10
11
28
67%
9.00
16% Jan
71% Mar
a
^4%
Ltd "com—-*
Advertis
626
15%
106
a
14%
Paper Inc Ltd.——3
Gen
888
35%
100
tee
935
-9
Tr
Bakeries of
30
:_*
A
Ltd
footnotes
Dominion
785
j.*
A
common
For
Jan
195
*
pfd
preferred
9%
11
100
.
57c
Neon
16%
101%
Jan
II.525
•
Co.—
Consolidated Paper
11
100
Ltd
Feb
•
5
class A
Co
Jan
17%
common—5
Lines
Weaving
of
Feb
'
8
16%
*
&
Claude
Consolidated
a76
*
B
Corp
11
26%
17%
Breweries Lid class A
Bros
Jan
23% Mar
44% Jan
12% Jan
18%
7.50
Locomotive
Morgan & Co common
Price
Jan
18
3,481
49
34
Sugar
Products
30
a55% a56 %
Feb
3.30
*
——
Westingliouse
'
39%
24
3
Montreal
Power
Mar
Canadian
•-*
Oil
preferred
66c
Canadian Silk
50
42%
100
69%
a34
East
Inv
Canadian Power &
Mar
-25
common
Preferred
67c
Canadian Marconi
Jan
23
•
Mills
Jan
16%
50
*
common.
7%
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
9
31
Mar
10
Car
Feb
26% Mar
16%
50
;
Steel
Canadian. Internatl
25
100
—50
nfd
Mines
Jan
78c
25"
135
3.20
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——*
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd..—-*
15
4,078
71%Xan
Feb
93% Mar
68%
Timber
Dominion
58
12
43
30
*
*
com
—
Page-Hersey
&
25
.-50
—
Chemical
23%
&
a76
30
18%
10
the Woods 1% nfd
Laurentlde Acceptance class
Lower St Lawrence Power—
MacMillan & Bloedel class
Penmans
Canada
Jan
5.009
£1
&
42%
-
3.30
.'
Company —
51
2,425
—*
Glass" B
7
—•
of
Flour
Brown
14% Feb
19% Feb
8%
2
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labatt Ltd
(John)
Ogilvie
Jan
1,200
27%
1(1
—.
Wire
22
1,200
8
*
Corp
Niagara
18 % Mar
58
XI»/«
99
a
69 %
—...—
.
15
27
—-—-—1
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
International Utilities
National
Jan
57
8
100
International Paper common
Norajida
Jan
15
15
58
27%
__1
Indust Accept
Corp common
$2.25 preferred
Drug
15%
33,540
62c
»
preferred
National
Feb
Mar
73c
—
3
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Class
14%
14
1,864
50
.
58% Mar
7.50 Mar
Jan
Lumber
27%
700
'
Feb
2,323
62%
a«J8%
Jan
56% Mar
14% Mar
Abltca
26%
26%
2,605
_—
60
63
20%
'
4,825
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
b
Beaubran Corp
—1
Belding-Cortlcelli Ltd common—...J3
10
-5
.
Jan.
2,180
Jan
n7%
22
common
Jan
49
7.80
Jan
Canadian
common...'
_
47
15%
10%
Canadian
*
Home Oil class A
Class B
18% Mar"
91
Jan
Mar *
7.50
31
Jan
43
Alabas_.
yi
I,941
a55
58%
J ah
47%
14%
28%
12% Mar
42
4% pfd
Paper Co Ltd
•
18%
Feb
Jan
7.75
Feb
33
21%
pfd
inc 1927
a
47
14%
Feb
Jan
5
(Robt)
58
Jan
Jan
—100
Mersey Paper 5%%
18
a54
Par
Feb
42
Motors
McColl Frontenac
.a
a55
58%
—3
16% Mar
9.50
*
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
21
S ite Price
19%
21%
;
Pipe
22
20
Jan
28%
._*
5% preferred
Molson
10
8%
2,500
*
5% % preferred
General Dynamics
Interprovincial
2o% Mar
loO
STOCKS
5,295
23
Canada
510
Jail
'
29
29%
Mitchell
•
•
12%
%
Bronze
1,085
21
a'20
Canadian
22%
28%
preferred
47%
Canadian Stock
23%
5,471
Jaii '
44%
al8
Feb
11%
21%
a7%
22
Lake
6
12
*
common
Jan
47.%
——_—100
Jan
28%
25
Corp
43
Jan
Mar
.•*
—
Gas
4%% pfd
Limited
22%
22%
of
Jan
25
29
28%
Nickel
16
25%
——*
preferred
101
20%
-
'
16%
Feb
4% Mar
*
common
Imperial Bank
43
21
—100
-—
32% Jan
-1
Paper
95
alO
02%
Central
Jan
Feb
*
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
90% Mar
19% Mar
9% Jan
28%
*
&
85
8% Mar
Jan
305
*
67a
Jan
2%
8% Mar
1,362
7%
•
Int
7%
3
3.60
7%
•
International
Feb
29%
Motors
Cement
3.60
25%
29
•
15%
Fraser Cos
Inland
Jan
25
25
—*
-.20
Tire
95
3
pfd—.,
preferred
7%
2
5%
89
>3
Woits—*
&
class A
<Geo)
29%
10,302
Canadian
16% Mar
18%
Feb
10c
13%
32%
common
Mar;
15% Mari j
81
.
47%
,
—;
Ltd
30
30%
"
14
2,173
43
,
100
——
Corp
7%
Foundation Co of Canada..:—
$2.75
Oils
13%
32
common
530
-
92
.
43
Jan
Match
Electrolux Corp
6%
Feb
2.50
Wares
:•
Knapp
23%
13
a24
26%
45
2,720
Chemical
Gatineau Power
95
Bank
3.60
4.85
Ltd—
-
.4
6.500
3
—
pfd..—
47
20
**Jan
84
'
*
—
Canada.—
3.35
4.50
Ltd
Howard Smith
of
23%
4.85
com
14
16%
16
83
Jan
—
Lakes
Co
Steinberg's 5%%
48
13%
Eddy
Goodyear
«.Steel
23%
30
Steel
31
34% Mar
35%
19%
——
Players
14"
14
,
*
205
•
Canada Sec
;
Power
34
26% Mar
.
28% Jan
•••
3
common——
——
39
35% Mar
Preferred
Great
Ltd
Canada
al06
11
common
&
Gypsum Lime
Southern
1,814
pfd
18% dan
3
common.,
& Sons
32
*
Donohue Bros Ltd
-, 2
I6V2
50
60
Southam Co
Feb
♦
Dominion Textile
Steel
Simpsons
Jan
1,135
_
General
99% Mar
(H)
37
2
Stores
36
a
83%
3
—
Breweries
30
28
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
General
4V2 Yo
al05
,
&
3
preferred——-,
class B pfd.
34
—*
C 7c
A_
4%
37
—*
Ltd
A
al05
—*
77o
Ford
29
11%
Smelting
Rights
Dominion Glass
Famous
Jan
11
Equipment
Foundries
of
Mar
26
class
common—
Simon
15%
Seagrams
Brewery
Series
Feb
26%
Dome Exploration
Pont
Mar
25
'
A
65% Mar
15%
Dominion Bridge
Du
99
75
Mar
27%
Crown Zellerbach
Dow
4.35
Mar
•
Glass
Dominion Tar
Jan
35
62
605
641
—
—
Dominion
4.00
common..—•
common.
Corbys class A
Dominion
99 %
26
*
Coal
65%
99
*
Enterprises
Dominion
64%
27
—1
——
———
Farm
Consol Mining &
64%
25
25
Coghlin (B J%.
Distillers
1,150
29% Jan
Class
•
1955.—
B
40
Lawirence Cement
Lawrence Corp common
—3
Shawinigan Water & Power comlnon—f
25
1953
Canadian Vickers
Class
2.50 Mar
135
'
26%
Railway
:25
Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Combined
35
a4.00
25
•
Oil
Companies
—
Consumers
35
a4.00
65
27
Pacific
Cockshutt
Jan
—_*
pfd
Industries
Canadian
3.00
35
•
class
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
*
Cellulose
&
Cottons
—
46%
^-10
common
Canadian
Warrants
43% Mar
--50
common
Converters
Oil
194
a2.50
*
—
Chem
Warrants
St
43%
aZ.25
3.60
series
Canadian
SL
Jan
10
common
Celanese
Canadian
Jan
J
17% Feo
Feb
13%
45%
43%
25
Bronze
Ltd
Co
•—100
common
$1.25 preferred
,
43
Feb
Feb
99%
—
Canadian
Jan
41
*
Canadian Canhers class A-—
$1.75
41
11%
1,485
20'
common
—:———
Breweries
Canadian
110
3,335
%
a2.50
—
—
Rights
Canadian
42%
43
-5
Oil
Preferred
-
12%
12%
*
Jan
44
12%
44%
25
——••
Canadian
42 %
*
*
5% preferred ——;
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Canadian
17%" Jali
18
67%
common
Steamship
Feb
Paper <y$tss A——
?
Royal Bank of Canadao.——.1
—-10
•
preferred
Canada
29% Mar
80% Mar
B—
Foundries
16%
High
Jan
—50
—;—
Iron
27%
4vl
_
Jan
Products
preferred
Canada
...
44
common—;
Canada Cement
1,020
.
80
Sicks'
Power
16%
80
Dredging—.
Preferred
29%
225
Products
Bulolo Gold
—
29
16%-
45%
Telephone
class
(Canada
29
16%
80%
Power
Ltd
V)
(A
—4
— *
—
Since Jan. 1
Low
80%
•—
Forest
Columbia
Mills
•Roe
Jan
Power
Rolland
preferred
Columbia
British
British Columbia
Quebec
Bar ge
High
45%
——
British
Bruck
47%
Low
Shares
——50
—
preferred
4Y*%
33% Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
—-100
—
preferred
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Low
*
common
22
MARCI1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Co
WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Pi ice
FOR
I
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
40c
Mar
80c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
7.45 Mar
Feb
.
45c
3.05
46c
Jan
Jan
Mar
•
i
;
Number 5623
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1421)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Pr.ices
Sale Price
Par
Can-Met
Shares
Explorations
Ltd
Low
1
4.50
1
29 %c
_1
High
Lout
Mar
55c
40c
Ja
38c
40c
5,000
3ic
Feo
54c
Jan
•
15c
13c
13c
9,500
13c
Feb
Ltd_
Jan
1
11c
19c
Steep
Jan
Asbestos
Corp Ltd
Development «fe Min Co Ltd
11c
Mar
1*
Feb
8.25
Ltd——,
Mines Ltd—
—
Cartier-Malartic Gold
Mines
—
Cassiar
Celta
7c;
•».
11c
8.05
3,600
8.05
6c
8c
*
5c
13,000
„
7.50
11,600
6c
"
Central
Leduc
Central
Oils
Ltd
___*
Manitoba Mines Ltd
Mines
dies lark
Chioougamau
Ltd
1
_/
Jaculet
7.90
lie
1
Ltd
-.1
Consol
Bi-Ore
Ltd
Mines
-I
3.25
32c*
2,200
50c
Cadillac
Mines
Ltd_-i
Jan
1
Mining
27c
Mines
21 %
_
3.00
___1
Rand
1
.
Mines
16c
Feb
28c
Jan
Trojan
Mar
50c
Corp
Rio
_
Ltd—L
Producers
Dome
Mines
Duvan
Copper Co
Ltd_._.
Sullivan
l
_
1.14 Mar
United
Asbestos
Jan
27c
Mar
United
Keno
4,000
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
United
Oils
Jan
23% Mar
5,070
13
Mar
Ventures
Ltd
22c
Jan
Virginia
Mining
5,300
Jan
Waite
2.45 Mar
26c
3,000
„
3.60
1,900
13c
27,200
Mar
3.40
5.55
5.35
5.70
m8
13%
945
41c
43c
2,000
4.55
4.75
41c
1
10,900
1.000
3.000
4,600
1
53c
51c
63c
83,000
1
16c
15 Mc
19c
I 59,000
18c
17c
18c
8,000
22c
22c
25c
12.300
Jan
Oil
Minerals
&
Metal
.
Mines
Inc
Ltd..
Fano
Mining & Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Florida
Canada
Fontana
—rtv
Galkeno
—1
Mines
Feb
Gateway
Oils
Golden
Mines
Haitian
Heva
"A'
_
-
..
Lake
Meals
&
Ltd
Corn
Jaye
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Lead
Lithium
21c
17c
lOVac
Malartic
Co
—
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
1.14
Petroleums
11,500
Exploration
Island
Merrill
10c
"13c
8c
24%
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Uranium Exploration
Montgary
Explorations
British
10%c Mar
5.10 Mar
5.25 Mar
9c
Jan
13c
18%
Feb
21 y2 Mar
Dominion
Oil
:21c
Jan
Alba
12c
Jan
Alberta
1,435
23%
Feb
: 204.036
37c
Jan
60c
Mar
...
Asbestos
Co
26
Jan
18c
Mar
23c
Jan
16c
Jan
46c
Jan
1,600
6c
Feb
5%
13c
Jan
70c
500
65c
Feb
44c
1,500
43c
Mar
15%
400
15Va
93c-
Jan
Feb
Aluminium
17
Jan
Aluminum
64,500
11c
Mar
23c
Jan
7,060
«c
Feb
13 V2c
Jan
48c 48VaC
1,000
40c
Feb
60c
Jan
1.60
1,500
American
1.J4
-74
74-
•
*
74
3.80
3.80
8c
1.50
73
500
43c
1.90
26,300
14%
100
1.20
1.74
150,100
a39c
a40c
800
38c
•
Jan
11 %C
Feb
35e
..<•
Jan
2.10
Mar
Jap
7714
3.80 Mar
23,286
1.64
14%
1.70 Mar
West
North
Amulet
American
Northspan
Obalskl
Okalta
Mines
Jan
55c
t?s<r/]*€b
Jan
2.08
Jan
15%
Jan
*
1.25
1
1.00
1.00
1.00
•13 ""
Feb
1.20 Mar
37V2c
900
1.00
Jan
Jan
1.74 Mar
*
65c
Jan
1.25
Feb
12.845
35,000
1.86
Jan
2.65 Mar
2.09
100
1.89
Feb
2.29
2.09
40c
69c
Jan
95c
Rare
Mar
(1945)
Jan
35c
Jan
62c
Jan
Ascot
30c
Mar
49c
Jan
500
Ashdown
Oils
Onemiska
20c
Feb
32c
Feb
1.60
1.56
1.70
2,600
Associated
10c
10c
11c
13,000
1.40
Jan
2.00
Feb
9c
Jan
14c
Jan
orchan
Uranium
Orenada
Pacific
Gold
Petroleums
Western Oils
Cartridge
Tato
Mines
Jan
17c
Jan
4%%
Provo
Gas
Quebec
25c
Jan
1.80 Mar
Aubelle
2.50
38c
24c
18,700
2.45
8,900
40c
11,900
11
1,400
59c
195,700
1,000
40c
1
2.50
36c
10 %
33c
3 ic
33c
19 %
19'
33c
20c
2.30
3
2.90
Jan
Jan
lie
Feb
59c
Mar
33c
Mar
33c
Mar
o
20c
16%'
Feb
Mar
Feb
4.60
Feb
30c
Jan
19% Mar
44c
Mar
32c
Jan
4.75 Mar
35c
33c
35c
8,500
2
3.25
3.15
3.30
15.300
2.40
Jan
3.30 Mar
1
1.53
1.50
1.55
8,650
1.40
Jan
1.65
Jan
11c
21,100
45c
Jan
11c
He
5,500
41c
48c
57,100
*
Development Ltd
Smelting Refining
Rayrock Mines Ltd
Red
Cfrest Gold
Mines.,
10c
43c
2.42
2.42
2.42
200
1.98
Jan
I
1.40
1.35
1.40
6,900
1.26
Feb
2.28
Jan
1
Quebec
10c
1
86c
86c
86c
100
80c
Feb
1.25
Jan
84,000
12c
Jan
1
_1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
Quebec Lithium
Corp
1
20c
20c
26c
a9.50
a9.50
12 Vic
IOV2C
20c
1
.1
10c
Mar
15c
Jan
9%c
Jan
17c
Jan
38c
Jan
75c
Feb
2.55 Mar
8.25
645.700
6c
Bankfield
27,000
50c
10c
Mar
19c
65c
65c
3,000
55c
Feb
78c
1.45
Feb
7>/4
8V4
595
19
19
19
5
12c 13V/2c
33,600
13%c
18c
18c
845
8.25
70c
12C
11 VaC
Feb
B5c
Jazx
Feb
35Va
Jan
22% Mar
24
Feb
7% Mar
9
Jan
30 Vac
30
19
Mar
12c
Jan
21
Jan
20c
Jan
18c
I,000
8.35
8.70
37,325
7.25
10V'4
88,790
68c
75c
2,800
61c
Jan
88c
10c
Feb
20c
17tec Feb
6.00
5.00
Feb
Jan
Jan
17 %c
8.70 Mar
lOVi Mar
Jan
Jan
13c
26,300
1.50
1.60
3,000
1.50
Feb
1.85
Jan
1.30
1.30
100
1.25
Feb
1.70
Jan
43c
f>0c
18,573
20%
20 %
21%
8,290
1.55
94
12%
*
118 te
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120 Via
46%
26c
35c
M(ir
Jan
24
80
92
Jan
94 %
8
Jan
14Vs Mar
113 Va 118%
2,532
108
% Feb
116 120%
3,528
107%
18%
Feb
120
Feb
Jan
120% Mar
250
21 'to
21% Mar
23
Feb
47
46 Va
20c 21
210
44%
Feb
48 V2
Jan
Vac
6,100
15c
Jan
29c
Feb
42c
Mar
70c
42c
42c
45c
67,283
1.59
1.65
2,630
5.00
5.00
200
1.5J
1.65
8,800
13c 14'%c
-11,000
14c
Mar
7,690
1.64
1.55
50c
94
*
Ltd
Feb
13V'u
94
11 V*
21 %
1
14 V2
14
14%
50 Va
50'%
50%
11%
11%
11%
150
72c
82c
18,700
9c
1.90
25,305
17,700
8c
8c
1.80
1.75
Jan
Feb
1.98
Jan
4.85 Mar
5.35
Jan
Feb
2.00
Jan
1.50
1.40
.
.
12c
Jan
21c
Feb
14
Jan
16%
Jan
25
50
Jan
51 Va
Feb
13
Jan
11% Mar
49c
Jan
94C
Feb
8c
Jan
13 Vac
Jan
1.65
Feb
2.20
Jan
77c
98,600
77c
Feb
15%
16%
I,795
15% Mar
17%
Jan
42
55
41
Mar
42 Va
Feb
58c
37c
Jan
47
47%
115
44
Jan
Vac
12 Vac
14c
27,000
12c
Feb
17 Vac
10c lOVaC
Jan
18c
11
10 Va
2,500
10c
12
1,775
10
Mar
40
39%
40%
6,264
31
Mar
107
110
680
90
Jan
12
12
12%
238
7
Jan
5%
5%
200
5
Mar
*
1
26%
26%
27%
24
Feb
10c
10c
*
83c
77c
99c
1,716
1,500
1,070,690
10c
13c
54,930
1
Mines
—
48% Mar
47
12
-1
10
class B
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u
555
42
60c
——.—-50
—^0
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•
24c
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13
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23 VaC
25c
13c
16C
1.60
1
1.65
53,000
33
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20 %c
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Mar
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23 %c Mar
1* >2«,
800
Mar
jail
1.60 Mar
Feb
Jan
12
Mar
43
Mar
115% Mar
13
Mar
6
Mar
29%
Jan
14c
Jan
1.16 Mar
17c
39c
21c
Eeb
Jan
Jan
2.01
Jan
4.00
Feb
4.75
Jan
8c
Mar
12 VaC
Jan
4.50
4.no
4.U0
1
A
9c
8c
10c
1
17%
15%
17%
32
2.40
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47 te
47
56
55%
57
1,360
55%
25c
25c
1,940
23 %c
9%c
9 VaC
10c
9,500
9c
Feb
30c
30c
34c
II,100
30c
Feb
45c
Jan
—,—
*
——
Metals
Jan
Jan
Mar
Bell
Bethlehem
Corp—
Copper
Mines
Bevcon
Yukon
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5c/<
—
Jan
12 VaC Mar
Jan
84c
Jan
67c
Feb
75c
Jan
70c
75c
26,750
62C
39 e'
47c
477,724
25c
11c
1,500
8c
1.32
1.30
1.36
4,196
1.26
Feb
6
635
5%
Feb
67/s
Jan
1.15
1.11
1.30
24,500
1.05 Mar
1.75
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32c
35c
9,000
17
17
550
1.71
1.85
62,253
1.65
1.70
6,400
27c
16%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Feb
00c
Feb
47c
Mar
12c
1.89
40c
17
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.25
Jan
I.o2 Mar
1.93
Jan
1.58
—
Tank
&
Warrants
Feb
46%
2.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
32c
Feb
5%c
Jan
12c
Jan
7c
9c
27,500
2.25
2.50
46,349
1.31
1.55
II,250
90c
Feb
26c
27c
4,300
25c
Mar
1.75
Feb
2.65
Jan
1.55 Mar
70c
Jan
Jan
1.00
16,950
70c
Feb
1.12
13c
23,050
8%c
Jan
14c
Mar
10c
9%c
11c
22,000
8%c
Feb
12 %c
Jan
12c
12c
1,500
12c
Mar
18 VaC
Jan
88c
85c
94c
38,200
75c
Feb
1.55
Jan
4.85
5.25
3,900
4.85 Mar
5%
*
Bridge
1.71
8c
296
43%
Feb
48% Mar
16
300
12 %
Feb
16
9c
22.000
4.95
5.15
2,290
75c
75c
1,700
16
preferred——
4.50
16
9 Va
9%
45
9%
50
—
Feb
Mar
230
48
8c
class A
•
45
45
16
5.00
1
common
Jan
43%
47 %
44%
1
Cordage
44% Mar
20c
1.36
*
Traction
9,467
95c
—
Brazilian
144,013
10 %c
Mines
Brantford
3,400
24c
97c
1
50
50
Petroleums
Bralsaman
2.32
11 V2c
1
£
com
preferred
Gold
44 "2
21c
2.26
1
preferred
Company
•
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2.25
44
*
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Paper
1
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Mines
44
21 VaC
—1
1
Uranium
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Mines
Bralorne Mines
~
Jan
35c
56c
17
—--
Ltd
Mines
Boymar
City, MUrray Hill 2-4543
Jan
59
Feb
6,210
1.73
1
Mines
—
Bay
5%%
Bowes
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P.
54%
Feb
10c
25
50c
1
Mines—
Uranium
Bowater
Office:
Feb
3.800
—1
Telephone
Botiscadillftc
Square
Jan
Jan
Jan
70c
1
—
Bordulac Mines
PL-9501
41
3.30
Feb
Jan
1.75
Black
West, Montreal
1,235
*
common
Mines
Quebec
te
Mar
60c
Uranium
Corn
48
2.40
41c
J
Beaucage
Co
32
67c
——
Mining
4,4t0
18,655
5%
Beattie-iJuquesne
Lumber
35
20%
75c
*
*
*
1
Mines
Petroleums Ltd
Braver Lodge
15% Mar
2.78
■
6,055
59c
1
Mining
Bros
20,250
70c
J
Uranium
Bonville
EXCHANGE
J
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Baska
Bata
48
16
10
Exploration Ltd—
Barymin
Bouzan
8%
16 V*
Base
EXCHANGE
York
315
*
EXCHANGE
New
23 y4
Oil & Gas class A
STOCK
Branch
23
Mines
Bldcop
HART
Phillips
2,525
Ltd
STOCK
1203
123,369
25
High
Low
36C
33 Va
Mines
77c
39,500
Branch:
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
50c
class
Barvne
Feb
80J
12c
Telephone
Shares
33c
Mines
Cons
Belleterre
54c
St.
for Week
32%
Mines
Prods
Barnat
Belcher
1.57
Dame
—
Sales
Range
L010
*
Montreal
Beaver
10c
MONTREAL STOCK
Week's
of Prices
32%
Mines
Bankeno
Mar
52c
&
Jan
Fund*
35c
1°°
Mines
TORONTO
44
Mar
Jan
2.65
a—'"
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a—
Feb
Mar
48 tee
——
CANADIAN
page
Jan
29c
*
Bank of Nova Scotia
Mar
1.52
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see
'27c
Mar
——
Mines
Warrants
footnotes
Feb
29c
aan
lie
2.75
of
Bank
Blcroft
For
15c
600
Oils!
—
' preferred
5 %
Mar
12c
St.,
173,300
2ac
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Selburn
Bailey
Bibis
44th
50
19c
29c
18V2C
1
Mines
Avillabona
20c
t.
65 West
a 80c
15c
Mines
Fabric
Auto
10
53c
Metals Min Co Ltd—1
Local
500
———
Gold
Aunor
26c
1.52
Notre
2.60
—7
Gold
Feb
•
230
2.60
J
River
Jan
1
MEMBERS:
Mar
common
Mines
Beatty
1
Ltd
lie
Banff Oils
40c
5,000
1
'_.
2,000
1.05
Jan
7,500
100
Jan
13%
5,075
4.75
Jan
33c
54c
44c
4.75
1
Ltd
11c
—
Atlin-Ruffner
Aumaque
Feb
19%
8
40c
21c
F'-b
f
9.50
21c 24%c
43c
Ltd- 1
Ltd
11c
1
Petroleums
Artists
Aumacho
Quebec Copper Co Ltd
Rexspar Uran &
Mar
9.00 Mar
Qiibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Oil
12c
Jan
-
Producers
2,500
Jan
preferred
11c
1
pfd—
Yellowknife
1.25
1
Feb
*
*
—
Atlas
5.60
—10c
Explorations
Pitt Gold
Mining Co
1
Porcupine prime Mines Ltd
°ortage Island tChib) Mines
Jan
3,150
Dredging Gold Ltd
Pennbec Mining Corp
:
Gas
12c
14 200
Cons
Pernio
Feb
1.80
Ltd
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
8c
8.25
—
95c
Steels
7.90
—1
Ltd
Canadian
9,000
13c
22c
.
——
Larder
Atlas
1.65
1
T Vd
33,100
Acceptance common
Atlantic
7.90
(Quebec) Ltd-1
Ltd——
Mines
1.00
•
common
Debentures
1.75
90c
Ltd
95c
-1
Warrants
1
1
Copper Mines
1.00
1
Hardware
_1
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
8c
a80c
Ltd
Metals Corp
12c
Ltd
5V'2C Feb
1
___1
preferred
$2.40 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
13,750
22c
Jan
6,500
1
Ltd
$2 '/a
13c
Ltd^
Jan
6c
*
Corp
Argus
58,200
10 %c
12%
5y2c
Mines
Area
50c
,
Feb
6c
Nickel
Arcadia
25c
2,000
Jan
11
54c
Explor
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian -1—
-*
Anglo Roiiyn Mines
Apex
Consolidated
Resources
__1
Metals
Uranium Mines
Anchor
32c
9c
Jan
2.35
Feb
Anglo American
43c
14c
Jan
Feb
35c
Development————5
Mines_.
20c
Petroleums
——----—1
25c
8c
22c
41
85c
*
Lead
Auaeon
30c
13c
100
33% Mar
5,500
Gil
30c
1
550
14,000
11%
Jan
15c
8,500
34
98c
1
Nepheline
44c
•
18c
17c
91c
36c
—
Leduc
American
1
1
Ltd
Jan
2.88 Mar
Jan
3.80 Mar
95c
:
6.00
Jan
5.50 Mar
36c
—-
preferred
4% '!«
Amurex
25
*
Feo
2.50
Ltd
Jan
1.80
1,900
36c
Ltd
4%
Amalgamated
92c
.
Mines
Jan
6.00
10,900
11%
•
Ltd
Co
i
Ltd
6-95
50
2.77
33%
Ltd—1
Corp
-—
9c
Spring Coulee Oil &
Vinray
5.65
a6.00
*
com
Algoma Steel
16c
1.50
Jan
2.50
2.65
17c
——
8c
1.50
45c
5.50
93 c
common
debentures
11c
8 VaC
2.20 Mar
a6.00
2.70
*
common
Uranium
Algpm
48c
15% Mar
2.20
•
5.55
50c
Warrants
95c
50c
1
200
1
Pacific Cons
Alberta
1,000
2.25
Santiago Mines Ltd—
Jan
———
trust
46,200
1
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Minerals
Voting
8c
:__i
Ltd
37c
;
Ltd
Distillers
13c
70c
42c
Ltd
Feb
Last
Oil——
Explorations
35c
43c
"•
1
Forrnaque Mines Ltd
lfew Jack Lake. Uranium Mines
22c
Mines
Mines
13c
1.90
Ltd-
2,100
Petroleums
Mar
200
—1
(i28c
I
Sugar
Mining
Aconic
Ajax
25c
7 tec.
—
1
Ltd
a23c
;
A
Advocate
Mar
24- 24%
60c
Class.
8c
2,000
Ltd
a23c
—*
—___—
Atlantic
Acadia
10c
8c
New
Lafayette
Jan
2,COO
1.65
J—1
—50c
—
Mines
Preferred
103.000
8c
56c
—_1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd_—
Mogador Mines Ltd—
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Mar
Jan
—5
Ltd/
Jan
Ltd——_!
Pauer
<te
Acme Gas &
1.25
Ltd_—!
30c
Power
Abiuui
Jan
8c
Ltd
Co
Mining
Petroleums
33c
Ltd
Mines
Abblcan
28c
"
Jan
Feb
Par
Mar
1
.5
Mar
22c
Sale Price
16c
1.65
—-. —
1.30 Mar
Jan
6c
300
w*
Ltd
40c
I
7.25 Mar
Jan
11c
"
Merrill
2.83 Mar
Jan
-—1
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mercedes
Feb
Acadia-Uranium
8c
1
500
14,700
Friday
Jan
•
—
Jan
23c
STOCKS
45c
27c
1
-
Maritimes
Medallion
Feb
Feb
_1
—
Ltd—%
Mines
Mining
&
25c
25c
_
Majortrans Oil
Feb
9,000
—_1
Ltd
Mar
60c
Toronto Stock Exchange
13,000
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42c
M'ar
40c
Ltd
Zinc
&
20c
..
■
Jan
23c
——_——
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Lead
30c
59c
1
10c
36,300
2.20
Jan
195,000
18c 10 %c
13c
—
Warrants
16c
1
712,200
22c
Jan
14c
*
:
Ltd
Petroleum
Decalta
Western
29c
1
42c
38c
40c
1
Mines
5.25
1
22c
23c
2.20
Ltd—.—
Co
5.10
11%C
-
-_5
Ltd—
Oil
Westburne
20c
—_1
13c
23c
1
Jan
25c
22c
30u
Corp of Canada Ltd
Uranium Mines Ltd—__.
Lprado
22c
1.75
7,034
30 c
3.35 Mar
23c
Products Ltd—
5.25
_
Mines
Zinc
Copper
Jan
Feb
7.25 Mar
1,000
—
Mines
Kontiki
15c
15c
Feb
20
trust—
Jan
—
Jan
Jan
10c
Ltd——
Joliet-Quebec
Llngside
80c
-
Ltd.
30c
*
Jan
Jan
9c
20
-r-
Mar
,
Jan
16c
10c
—.
4,000
Ltd
Copper
&
30c
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voting
Explorations
1.30
—.
16c
*
4.05 Mar
10,500
Ltd. 1
^
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Ltd
1.16
♦
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Mines
5.20
14.600
»
1
Mines
Uranium
Jardun
1.21
...
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
rndian
5 lc
18c
•
Mines
Mines
10c
1
Ltd
Copper
Gold
Ltd
Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunnar
Can
Jan
65c
Feb
28c
400
17c
*
of
Ltd
Mines
3.00
38,900
7.25
11c
1
Ltd..-.
Age Mines
2.65
7.25
17c
—1
'
Petroleums
Grandines
45c
v
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures "Ltd—__—_.
General
2.35
__
1
Mines
Mar
13c
■
1
Ltd..
(1945j
Copper
Jan
15c
Canadian
2.49
1
%i.L
Corp
Mines
Bav
1
Mar
5.70 Mar
Feb
18c
Empire
Ltd
13c
Mar
4.30
50c
Pan
14Vac Feb
Yale
3.50
Mines
57c
Jan
Corp
Wendell Mineral
Westville
45c
Gold
Feb
10c
_1.25
—
——!
Pyrite
13% Mar
3.35
New
Jan
Weedon
72c
45c
New
Mar
5.10
Jan
4.70
3.35
New
.30c
12% Mar
1
Ltd
Co
30c
5,000
—
Amulet Mines
41c
Asbestos
New
1
Jan
11c
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Sol
New
5.25
Feb
8%c
21,000
13 \ 'u
_1
Ltd
Mines
13c
*
__
/
41,300
15c
Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd.:
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18c
Feb
Eastern
New
Lithium
Valor
Jan
1
__
Ltd
Hill
13c
lie
1,800
38c
—
Ltd—
12 Vic
Eastern
New
1.18 Mar /
9,500
12c
4.00 Jqia
3.60
15c
Mar
50c
Ltd
10c
"
10c
Jan
Jan
21
23c
Empire Oils Ltd———,.
8,600
11c
Feb
1
Exploration Ltd_
'*
1
17%
19%
Jan
5.25 Mar
1
Trans
22
3.45
3.50
3,340
19 y4
8.Op
42c
32c
Silver Mines Ltd—
Torbrit
Trebor
50J
,
Jan
3.50
1
Feb
1,000
28c
3.15
34c
..
Jan
15c
26 %c
800
High
Feb
1
Ltd
46c
2.90; 3.15
-
5.10
Low
6.75 Mar
31c
—1
Ltd
Exploration
17c
14c
3,500
1
——
Ltd_
88.500
*
10c
__1
Feb
4.25
Mines
Mines
Tazin
Tib
West
Daine
Iso
/•
1.000
37c
19%
_1
1
Ltd—
Feb
12c
i4c
1
!
Ltd
21 Hi
12c,
__1
Exploration
cmoougamau
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Fab
<4.20
...
6.95
35c
1
Ltd_—
Mines
Mines
31c
50c
12c
Tarbell
Jan
Lake
29,800
1.18
16 %c
24c
Jan
Mar
Ltd—_
(1944)
8,600
v
22c
1.18
1
Feb
2.65
Tandem
27c
'
6.75
4.75
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines!—
Tacne
15c
.
2.44
2,300
39c
19c"
1
Ltd.
Monpas Mines Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Copper
Mar
1
i
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd!
Copper-Man
Jan
12c
"
Consolidated
Continental
8c
.11,500
n
Sherritt-Gordon
Stadacona
Jan
8.30
"
Central
Consol
24.000
13c
38c
Cochenour Williams Gold Mines Ltd_^_l
Consolidated
15c
2.85
-
Jan
7'Ac
Jan
3.00
3.00
_
Cleveland Cojiper Corp
Cobalt Cons Mining Corp
6.75
2.61
2.01
II
200
Jan
12c
12 %C
75c
Chibbugamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
7.90
4.80 Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35c
Stanleigh Uraniuni Mining oorp-
Mines
af Prices
Shares
6.75
26c
Jan
for Week
Low
Far
High
14,200
3.00
Sales
Range
Last
Salp Fric^
1
12,400
Lithium
4.25
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
31c
ryie
El
22
MARCH
26c:
Mines Ltd
Capital
East
WEEK ENDED
4.65
canuba
Del
FOR
Sales
for Week
Last
45 %
4 50
4.50
165
22,652
50
15
42
7%c
Feb
3.75
Feb
75c
Mar
15%
Jan
7%
Jan
ioc
Mar
Jan
5.15 Feb
95c
Jan
18
Jan
9"% Mar
45 %
Feb
4.50 Mar
411
42
The Commercial and Financial
(1422)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Bright
»T
G)
Mines
BrJtalta
British
Columbia
4% %
B
Forest
Broulan
Reef
47%
Jan
95%
130
91
Jan
95% Mar
Jan
48'a
50
981
48
45'4
126
41% Jan
80
80
10
12 Vl
12 '4
127k
6.920
15
-25
1514
44%
9c
10 %c
9.50
.
9c
——
Gold
13c
Building
Products
Bunker" Hill Ext
1
class
Petroleum
15c
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Feb
Consolidated
10c
23.275
8
8%c
10c
7,000
13c 1414c
10.000
13c
25,000
7c
814c
35
300
29%
Jan
13.000
10c
Jan
15 %c
26c
Jan
64c
14%
400
13%
Feb
15%
460
10% Mar
11%
6
V.
63
4
100
6%
Jan
7%
2.400
1.65
Feb
1.85
Feb
1.25
Feb
1.55
22
22
22
40
21%
Jan
24 %
27%
25 V,
2714
3,340
24
Feb
28%
Jan
(34 '4
63
6514
1,085
62
Mar
65
Jan
55
99
Feb
103
1
4.50
4.50
4.50
512
4.35
Feb
5.30
Jan
i
10'4
10
1014
6,715
9.15
Feb
13%
Jan
25 >4
25
2614
94 7
30
Jan
16
Mar
*
—.
100
—
__
99
16
99
16
25
310
13
15
15'4
300
39%
635
100
104 '/a
104 >4
105
50
167
167
280
48
4714
49
195
4.45
4.25
4.65
161,755
3.55
3.50
3.80
15,775
Assurance
common..—..
——
Oil
Lands
B
Canada
3.70
—
Packers
Mtge
Safeway Ltd
175
Mar
55
2.46 Mar
pxd
Oils
Southern
Petroleum
2,575
2.85
4,100
38
160
37
36
400
35 %
36 3
80 '4
100
1
80 >4
93
—_
93
3.05
7.75
4.50
Jan
Jan
37 %
Mar
Jan
94
Canada
Wire
Canadian
class
Astoria
Canadian
12 50
Bank
Rights
Feb
3.C5 Mai-
Jan
7.75 Mar
5.00
Canadian
Canadian
6.20
6.40
48 %
3.60
24
Resources
68c
Gas
Gen
Securities class
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Husky Oil--
30c
.———
Warrants
Canadian
Machine
class
A—
Malartic
Canadian
Oil
Cos
1953
common-
Salt
Canadian
Lid
Tire
Vickers
18%
445
2.33
2,53
62,875
1.65
Feb
6.50
10
Jan
Mar
18% Mar
Devon
85c
.
Distillers
Jan
Dome
1.50 Mar
7.60
19
Rights
Jan
—1
17%
15%
19%
18,882
7.90
1
12
12
17,120
12
25
Jan
Mar
23%
Erin
1.75
Feb
12%
Jan
19% Mar
6.00
Jan
12
11 %
Jan
12
Dona Ida
Oil
Gold
Feb
Trethewey
Central
Explorers
Central
Leduc
Central
Central
Gai
Chesterville
Mines
Gold
&
Reco
Lake
Coldstream
Gold
Mines
:
Copper
Yellowknife
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth
Pete
1
..Confederation
Coniagas
For
footnotes
page
44.
22,343
14%
14%
15%
610
14 %
Feb
16
Jan
14%
14'%
15
245
14'%
Jan
16
Feb
12
Feb
80c
•
13
7
23%
lie
7,000
110 100%
260
Feb
100
32'%
9 Vac
Feb
26
30
14c
Mar
Easy
Jan
Feb
32% Jan
Mar
13 % Mar
Elder
12
Mar
12%
Feb
Feb
69c
Jan
85c
Jan
El
Jan
Jan
Eureka
7,820
65c
Mat-
16,529
60c
Feb
6,548
30c
Mar
1.90
1.75
1.90
4.123
3.20
3.00
3.30
2.503
50c
52c
2,000
45c
8.10
8.00
8.10
7,555
7.40 Feb
3.25
3.25
200
3.95
3.95
4.45
I.60(1
7.95
7.65
8.10
40,790
1.30
1.84
Jan
Jan
Feb
1*02
46c
1.90 Mar
3.30 Mar
52c
*t
Sol
2.80 Mar
1.50 Mar
18c
20c
65,900
21%
21%
100
Jan
3.00 Mar
3.50
Jan
3.35
Feb
5.00
Jan
6.65
Jan
8.30
Jan
1.25
Jan
27c
3,506
11c
13c
196,200
9c
Jan
16c
Jan
27c
35c
25.50U
26c
:Mar
47c
Jan
_1
44c
44c
46c
24,500
42c
Feb
60c
Jan
9c
13c
16,200
9c
Mar
19 %c
Jan
25 %c
26c
10,500
25c
Jan
12c
28%
29
3,040
12 %
11%
12 %
8,735
9.25
Jan
12% Mar
J 3 Va
12%
13 Va
2.886
12 %
Jan
13%
Ind
12
11%
13
3,550
10%
Jan
13
26%
26%
27%
3,485
26% Mar
31
♦"*'
-
Steel
&
•
com
.*
2.35 Mar
•
Coal—
15 %
21 %
•
•
1
50c
55c
2.02
Mar
37c
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
Co
Ltd.—
&
Smelting
—
8,553
1.16
1.23
11,100
1.15
Feb
1.46
Jan
4.50
4.80
4.075
4.10
Fel)
5.25
Jan
45c
45c
500
45c
Mar
62c
30c
Feb
50c
1
1
30c
30c
33c
25,600
1
3.35
3.25
3.60
49.844
*
Ltd^
Products
5
5
5%
390
10
10
,
Mar
8 V»
Jan
100
10
Jan
13
Feb
34
Feb
10
35
35
85
39
Jan
25 %
26
135
25% Mar
27%
Jan
51
51
51
285
51
58
30c
28c
31c
4,300
25c
Fdf>
40c
Feb
1
25c
25c
27c
9,500
25c
Feb
40c
Mar
32c
30c
33c
19,566
30c
Feb
59c
Jan
1
54c
24%c
Jan
82c
Jan
16c
Jan
39c
Feb
1
Jan
30c
50c
69c
769,974
30c
83,500
62c
95c
154,880
58c
Feb
95c
Mar
66c
86c
*
Refineries
Mar
23c
•
3.30 Mar
Ford
Mar
Feb
Mar
1.21 Mar
Jan
Copper
class
A
70c
4.800
54c
Feb
75c
Jail
32c
11,200
28c
Feb
49%c
Jan
36%
6,515
33 %
Feb
42%
Jan
30c
class
Fleet
Manuiacturing
Canada
Motor
of
Canada
Francoeur
Fraser
class
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Mar
2834
Jan
25
27
14c
Feb
16c
30,500
4.25
1C0
4.00 Mar
10
100
9•%
70c
Jan
Mar
22c
4.25
10
1.10
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
81c
1.400
6.70
6.65
7.40
10.400
5.90
Feb
7.40 Mar
55 %
55 %
56%
508
51%
Jan
56% Mar
80c
•
ICO
11 Vac
*
•
common
28%
2.80
100 100%
Co
100
665
13c
8.2C0
11c
29%
1,165
28% Mar
2.71
2.85
13,975
100
80
80
80
7%
7%
2.50
60
7%
330
Mar
59c
Jan
17c
Feb
Gaitwin
Exploration
1
Feb
2.14
Jan
Galkeno
Mines
1
9 Vac
11c
13,600
9c
Feb
16c
Jan
Gatiueaii
10
10%
295
Jan
10%
Jan
5%
3.75
100
Feb
4.35
Jan
Oeco
10
100
11%
Jan
General
115
15
Jan
General
General
Motors
Mar
11c
28%
*
-
Trailer
28c
33%
10
70c
4.CO Mar
Feb
Jan
15c
-*
A
—
Debentures
Fruehauf
Jan
18c
26 %
4.25
•
*
Companies
Frobisber
1.95 Mar
1
(USi
Mines
2.93
Jan
2.85 Mar
Feb
15
—
Corp
Co
4
80c
Feb
*
—_—-
15c
25 3
1.46
—*
1
common
A
34 %
25%
20
Kirkland
Florida
Ford
2.50
Jan
5
1
common
Mines
Products
Jan
150
Jan
4.10
—-1
:
Ltd
Tungsten
Federal
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
2.90
—*
20
Trust—
Preferred
Jan
53c
c
204
1.21
4.75
%
Jan
10 %c
1.19
4.65
1
-
4,200
4.25
73
9
1
1
Mines
Mines
20.382
4.25
Feb
20c
Jan
14%
1.31
1.80
26,320
20c
Jan
9%
Feb
11c
14,950
24c
22c
Jan
Jan
33c
2.25
3
8
Fob
14
16,000
2.00
2,295
8
Jan
12%
21 %
21c
Feb
Mar
%
8%
Mar
4.00
Jan
9% Mar
20
95c
43,300
115
160
600
31.200
3.65
2C
2.700
15c
10
20
1.40
10
10%
44
Feb
14%
1.65
12c
1.51
23% Mar
jan
11
1.30
115
10c
Feb
39 %
2,436
14%
3.75
12c
1.53
19%
1,353
12
29%
Feb
Jan
4,251
43
27
Fibre
Feb
21%
11%
•
——«
Go
Grain
Fittings
Jan
21 V*
11%
20c
Jan
7%
Mar
3.70
Feb
75c
79c
27
Jan
38c
15% Mar
21c
55c
1,177
Feb
Mar
3.95
35c
7,339
11%
66c
1
28c
24,640
2,515
25c
Feb
8
105.719
15%
*
B
Oils Ltd—
Jan
50c
Jan
73c
13%
23.50
common
Jan
Mar
41%
•
com
66c
Feb
—*
Fargo
30c
1.20
66c
•
28%
63,065
26c
45 c
Jan
28%
•
1.90
II,360
7%
32%
2
2.50
1.55
13.573
1.03
Jan
1.65
216,000
8
Jan
2.25 Mar
20c
16'% Mar
34c
45c
: Feb
Jan
19%
13c
1.03
Jan
l.t2
13c
16c
Jan
31c
•
4.65
Feb
3Cc
1
15c'
14c
15
lie
Jan
35 %c Mar
1734
30c
Jan
Jan
770
34c
Feb
34%c
490
lie
2.85
12 %c
Feb
223,006
Feb
4.75
14c
22c
2.67
15
62
25c
13c
16%
Jan
2.40
25c
17%
13%
2.65
Feb
2.36
100
74c
Jan
Jan
16%
14%
7%c Jan
42c
17%
Federal
9Vac, Feb
54%
.35 %c
2.50
30c
50c
Jan
16 Vi
Farwest
285
Jan
20c
1
Feb
105
Feb
22c
48,670
Feb
Jan
•
1
Jan
1.500
48 %
54,525
22'%
Jan
Mar
28c
'.
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
3.25
73
217
35c
24c
1.80
35'%
13c
3.05
49
28c
20c
1
4.25
28c
•
Jan
4.75
21% Mar
■
•
2.25
3.00
48%
Feb
Explorers Alliance
5,000
4.75
48%
18c
10 %c Mar
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
19,400
71 %
18 %c
Jan
9c
Jan
8.50
14%
3.05
2.69 Mar
700
—
Corp
11c
4,900
Feb
200
-
Glacier
Excelsior
2.95
18,350
1.90
8,000
Gold
Gold
2.72
26,928
12.395
10c
1
El Pen-Rey Oils
10 Vac
1.04
2.63
1.75
Warrants
2.94
5.10 Mar
3.00
Ltd
Investment
Emerald
70c
32c
3.45
Jan
1.75
1
class
Mines
18c
80c
95c
4.25
3.GO
1
Mudge
Steel
Eld rich
2.60
Jan
3,625
1
Mines
Feb
12
2.98
Jan
15c
9%c
1
Match
Co—
Paper class A
29
1.00
2.50
Washing Machine common.:—
125
2.61
4.95
Jan
1.09
Jan
.1
Chemical
Mining
Economic
110% Mar
300
3.00
4.70
14
Feb
9c
11c
425
1
4.70
Jan
Jan
12
55.55C
500
5.20
9c
12
2.20
24,000
11c
50
1
Textile
Amphi
Eddy
Eddy
1.89
800
88c
82c
1
—
Malartic
12
2.05
13
80c
11c
3.25 Mar
.
Jan
Jan
12
2.94
;
.:
Metals
10
see
3.65
10
&
Eastern
Feb
71c
2.50
3.35
5
&
Jan
1
Life
Mines
3.60
1
Asbestos
*
National
Mar
■
Eastern
28%
32c
*
Jan
32c
common-
i
Jan
1
—
65c
Jan
75,075
9.256
68c
1
Feb
14c
•339,622
32%
1
Mines..
35c
122,200
18c
30%
71c
1
4,400
30c
2.12
East Sullivan
1
.—
40c
15c
East
A
Equip
35c
25 %c
1.99
East
75c
Willans
Cocksbutt Farm
40c
25 %c
2.05
Jan
—-1
Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour
1
—•
—1
Mar
1
Jan
4.30 Mar
32c
•
1.23
5.25
Jan
1
Smelt
Fab
20c
26c
1
Knitting class
6.00 Mar
51c
25c
Jan
—--25
Bar
Jan
8,600
—
13%
*
Chrysler
5,695
65c
Jan
1
Smelting
6.00
61c
1.15 Mar
30
1
Mines-
Chromium Mln
35%
5.75
61c
19c
30
„
33 %
6.00
12,600
30
—
Chib-Kayrand Copper
34 Vs
5.95
26% Mar
1
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining &
40c
10
23c
30
,
Jan
Jan
20c
Eastern
Wines—.,
35% Mar
12'% Mar
21c
Feb
Mines
Jan
18 %c Mar
1
5.00
1
9.20
Stores
Eastern
*
3.50
Jan
Jan
Jail
Oils
Chateau
Feb
27%
9%c Jan
73c
3.20
Porcupine
Charter
2.28
66,712
Mar
Feb
Pat Gold
8,274
40c
40c
Feb
*
2.50
26c
25,500
Feb
1
2.40
30c
46c
3.65
—
2.45
40c
2.30
Oil
18c
1
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Jan
36c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
10
1.89
40 % c
23%
—
92,629
Jan
Feb
130
1
—
16c 18 %c
1.25
1
400
•
108,507
25c
Ltd
1.119
1
1.45
Feb
Jan
Copper
26,612
Ltd.————
1.30
15c
2.50
12c
5.790
—---1
Corp
Jan
70 e
4,089
Feb
Jan
1
Quartz-
2.30
8,400
5.25
8%
30c
1
Asbestos
170
3,599
Steel
&
4.00
Gas—
Producers
2.30
Oils
Rope
Donnell
2.94
Natural
Jan
2.30
46,650
10%
>1
Jan
20c
Mines
Donald
Mar
25%
—
Jan
83c
1.10
Tar
Dominion
2.25 Mar
3.75
Mines
Exploration
1.05
85p
%b
5.70
28 %
4,500
Jan
1.00
4.30
25c
Jan
16c
5.20
10%
23 %c
25c
5,700
1.00
26 %
24c
Feb
9%c Jan
6,933
12c
5.55
\
70c
Jan
16%c
21c
11c
*
840
——*
Jan
58c
1
Preferred
Jan
2.80
———
Jan
32c
ltfc
Magnesium
Dominion
Jail
*
Copper Ccy—
Canadusa Oil & Gas_—
28%
Feb
,1
1,680
29%'
Feb
Jan
42c
1.32
——
32c
29
25
22c
3,875
7,161
—
;
8%
*
7,199
6,000
45c
10
•
Mines
32c
*
27
30c
45c
19c
———
8%.
._—-—•
—._—
25%
1
10%
B
Jan
Jan
Corp
—
Dominion
2.70 Mar
14,181
10c
4.95
4.30
5,460
Fountiry
2.20
110
Feb
13,333
•
Electrollbine
1.98
.1
4.90
Jan
—.—•
nonunion
2.00
:.—
4.31
2,080
Dominion
Jan
10% Mar
—16%
Corp
Feb
lie
1
Seagrams
IOC
Corp——;———
25c
Jan
—
Mines
19
2.88
Feb
—1
Dome Exnloration
Jan
25
25
20c
Jan
Feb
Ltd
Mines
19
32 Vh
1,285
V
19c
—
Palmer
Diadem
19
25
Jan
20c
11%
Producers
19
5.25x
40c
;
Mines
Rio
8 % Mar
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Conduits
Jan
I8V4
211
Feb
9c
Mines
Dominion
—
Thorium
Canadian
♦
7%
Mar
80c
Del
1.40 Mar
5% Mar
2.45
preferred—10
-
Canadian
i
Jan
Jan
Delnite
Dominion
Railway
Canadian
Coin
Jan
7.25
•__*
28c
10%
A
Mines
Gold
3.50 Mar
—
Prospect
Colomac
Jan
9
D'Eldoua
Jan
16
30
18%
8%
500
17c
*
Timber
Horn
Jan
PiDe Lines and Petroleums—1
Cody
14'%
Jan
7%
70c
Jan
Jan
10%
"
33c
11
Warrants
Deer
Jan
-—.
Canadian
Cobalt
Jan
-
8
Canadian
Circle
70c
3.25
Pacific
Chimo
Jan
Fel)
6.70
12
3.70
17c
Decoursey Brewis Mines———
5.10
Petroflna
Giiesknk
27%
Mar
10 %
35
1.38
Feb
3.00
69c
Mines
170
Canadian
Castle
Jan
10 V,
67,420
Feb
2.55
Mining
D'Aragon
465
Canadian
Canso
26%
1.32 Mar
,
Daine
Jan
Feb
13%
3.005
Jan
70c
1,070
1,166
Explorers
Daering
Jan
3.75
13
5,600
85.450
56
4,650
•
warrants
Cariboo
57a
80c
1.50 V
7.45
7.30
Feb
8%
Gold—,,—.—4——
warrants
1955
Cassiar
70c
20c
111,075
7,499
Minerals
3.25
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Canso
1.11
20,000
86c
3.25
75 %
6%
Mar
Feb
Feb
Feb
107 %
Fell
21c
Jan
34
Jan
3.10
80
7'%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
,
If.-
Duvan
Canadian
•
5%
1.47
Feb
Feb
27%
1,960
21c
73c
16,000
Canada
Mines
6.50
1
Feb
Jan
17c
Zellerbach
Crown
Crow pat
Cusco
8
-...
35c
20c
1.70
■
3.05
19c
of Toronto—;
Trust
5.75
—
Ice
Jan
Jan
53c
17,000
6.50
Jan
28c
Jan
95c
Pershing
3.25
A_—
———.
Candore
7%
1.40
—-~-
Canadian
Can
7%
com——_
10%c
1.20
10c 10 %c
Zinc
of
10 Vo
——
Products
A
Feb
Jan
Jan
58c
24
70
1.32
24%c
7.49
...
—
8c
18c
__1
Warrants
Jan
23% Mar
890
5%
„■
1,000
2,000
Mining—.—1
Mining
Crestaurum
Jan
Feb
3.00
2,225
29%
__1
—
Canam
14 VH
13%
29
7Vi
pfd——:.Dredge & Dock commoniCanadian Dyno Mines
—1
Class
13 %
12%
20
Gas
Crestbrook
Mar
Feb
5.95
825
13%
Feb
Feb
45
16,640
1.35
Canadian
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
25
70c
13 '4
warrants——
Canadian Devonian Petroleum.
Canadian Drawn Steel
24
63c
34
42c
9,875
13%
Ltd.. —3
—
Decalla
11%
2,537
23%
Jan
.
16
37,862
23%
24%
11,352
10c
17c
-
Oil
Crown
16 %c
2,119
3.35
.25
Collieries
Food
5.166
46%
_—-i———-25
Empire Oils
10c
Preferred
Class
45c
6.30
common-—„
preferred
Canadian
36,416
3.60
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose——
Canadian
Chieftain
Pete—_—
Canadian
100
19c
48 V,
British
Canadian
18%
-2
Canadian Canners class A———
Canadian Celanese common
$1%
12%
18
17c
20
——
Commerce
29
10
12%
18c
1
—
Breweries
Preferred
370
43c
—
Oils——:——.—
of
—
12 V,
33%
18 '4
—
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
32%
B_—
Minerals
Admiral
Canadian
common
Jan
20c 21 %c
;
Jan
50c
Petroleum——•
Imperial
Croinor
Canada Steamship Lines
Preferred
90c
Feb
-*
Min
,
•'.*
3.50 Jan
Mar
60c
28c
Warrants
Mar
75c
Cree
Jan
72
16,775
90
Poplar
West
2.90 Mar
45c
1
class A
Tungsten
Lead
Couiee
Cournor
Jan
14 % Mar
-1
Sudbury Basin
B
Cosmos
Jan
39 %
Jan
~36c
45 c
1
— —
Copper-Man
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A...
2.85 Mar
Mar
80 % Mar
42,705
7.20
Jan
1.75
40
1.90
7.(30
warrants
3.20
136
2.(30
........
Southern
Canada
3.90
2.50
-20
.
Canada
3.70
37'/«
5.50
9,405
2,310
•
Exploration
Ltd—
Coppercrest Mines
Class
17,665
•
18,800
—1
Copper Corp
4.00 Mar
Jan
Mar
25%
Mines
Conwest
4.80 Mai-
J .<*9
Red
Consolidated
Jan
47 %
Jan
38c
42c
1
Mines——_
.
23% Mar
1.70
.._2
—-
Mine
Press
Consolidated
Feb
19c-
Jan
4.75
Explor
Negus
Consolidated
107% Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
'12%
20c
Smelting.
&
Nicliolson
Consumers
10c
V22c
45c
Ltd—
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm
Mines
Mar
Jan
3G»-
——.,1—
40
Morrison
Consolidated
15% Mar
Jan
149
2.(30
A.
Jan
100%
37 VH
———...
class
Permanent
Canada
common.
Explorations
Class
Feb
36
_10
%
13
37
Mar
Mining
Consolidated
Feb
3,480
33c
Consolidated Peai: Oils——
Jan
"
10c
Oils Ltd—
Mac
Pershcourt
Jan
1.47
21c
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jan
pfd—*
Mic
Consol
Jan
23<J
3.15
Gold
Consolidated
Jan
1.75
Marcus
Consolidated
Jan
49 %c
Feb
26,604
3.05
21c
Consolidated Mosber
Jan
11
12%c
62,400
14%
Mines____
Marbenor
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
23c
3,833
82c
Consolidated
Mar
Mar
10%
common,—
Warrants
35
34,119
36c
2.90
1
T—
Gold
consolidated
Feb
201,680
37
Canada
11 %c
11c
Life
Canada
Jan
Jan
A3c
12 34
Halliwell
Hovvey
7
22%
30C
Arrow
Consolidated
Jan
59c
15
Met
18c
Lake
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
17,200
-u————
Warrants
Golden
1.42
common
Malting
Gillies
Consolidated
11 %c
10c
preferred
4%%
Feb
8%c Mar
-10
Canada
Canada
Mar
Consolidated
1.30
Calgary
5% preferred
V——V:
Calvan Consolidated Oil———Campbell Cliiboiigamau
A
8 %C
6,375
17.000
9.75
13c
Jan
Feb
J
16c
21%
Consolidated Guayana Mines
18c
10
914c
8.75
28c
16c
6%
Mar
14%c Jan
1.50
7
Mines
Iron
Jan
Jan
1.38
Iron Foundries
Fenimore
Feb
8%C
24c
395
Jan
42c
19c
10 Vac 1114c
6%
10c
59c
Feb
—.—-25c
Edmonton—
Power common
Canada
Consol
—
Jan
Jan
14,830
2.98
Oil
8c
1.07
14c
Crest
85c
45c
6%
&
Class
East
1414
A
—
Linen 1st
Cement
Dragon
Consolidated
4.200
1.7G
Foils
Consolidated
19,200
3314
..
Canada
Feb
Jan
10c
——
Canada
Consolidated Discovery
15%
46 %
12c
36c
86c
714 c
11
caigary
16% Mar
45 %
Mar
21c
13%
Jan
43
Feb
21%
43%
407
13c
13c
—1
Warrants
Feb
Jan
18,700
24c
—
Consolidated Denison
13%
14 %
44c
18c
16c
1
Bellekeno Mines
Gamma
Centl Cadillac
Callinan Flin
Mines
Jan
52c
Burns
Caldwell
13%
Jan
15c
6%
Consolidated
Feb
25c
13c 1
Beta
Consolidated
Jan
High
4,250
—
Consolidated
Mar
84
Low
37c
—
Consolidated Bakeries
Range Since Jan. I
High
16c
:
43
34'4
1
Burlington
Calalta
50
Sbares
36c
Development Corp_—
Consolidated A lien bee Oil
1C%C 1114c
7%C
—>.—
—
Dock
Mines
fer Week
Low
Conro
85c
Lake——:———_
Dry
Jan
41
4.905
43 V*
———
Red
Burrard
Feb
46%
Jan
11% Feb
420
42%
U%c
w,
79
185
15
44'4
;
Buffalo
15 V,
15 VSs
Canadian
Cabanga
95 V2
43 (a
Telephone Co.—
Gold
Lake
Jan
80
Mines—————
Buffalo
Can
Feb
20
66c
Key
Con
Jan
43%
49
Power
Mining
Burchell
3.25
9,638
Packers class A.
Brunswick Mining & Smelt_
Buffadison
2.65
47 V,
43 %.
Mines
Brunston
3.900
46
Jan
Mar
—50
Products
Mines
Brunsman
2.90
95%
—
Columbia
Columbia
Brunliurst
2.75
15%
42c
.>50
Columbia
British
510
52.250
.100
—_———.
———--
Columbia
Class
.100
.
preferred
British
17
58c
Consolidated
—
preferred
4% r!o preferred
British
17
45c
Sales
f
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Elec—■
preferred
British
Low
47
5%
4%
High
2.80
Oil
American
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
17
Ltd
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
50:
Petroleum
British
'
Low
common.——
Bniund
MARCH 22
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Trice
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
21c
20c
20c
Mar
35c
Jan
23c
21,500
1.12
1.30
135,178
•
28
28
28%
660
27
Jan
30
Jan
preferred
100
100
100
100
10
100
Mar
105
Jan
Ltd
1
15%
15%
16
3.762
Bakeries
*
5%
5%
5%
25
Dynamics
1
56
56%
342
37%
38
564
Power
Mines
common-,
—
1%
1.21
7 U,
37 %
1.01
14%
4.85
.
.
53 %
37%
Jan
Feb
Jail
1.30
17%
5.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
59
Feb
Feb
41 %
Jan
.
Number 5623
185
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
43
(1423)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
com_
Class. A
Genex
Mine
Giant
Mascot
Giant
600
Feb
6.25
Jan
Madsen
4.50 Mar
6.00
Jan
Magnet Consolidated Mines
21c
22c
9,200
20c
Feb
S5c
1,300
86c
Feb
19c
1,000
16c
Mar
4.70
5.00
3,645
40c
48c
27,500
40c
Mar
71c
Feb
Maralgo
20%c
22 c
9,700
20c
Jan
29c
Jan
Marcon
12c 14%c
23,500
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
Marigold
13,700
7%c
Feb
10%c
Jan
Maritime
2.10
Jan
Mines
—-i-
...
8c
10c
1.48
7,300
27c
12,500
170
170
15
16c
15 %c
16c
8,500
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
Maxwell
15 %c
20c
47,426
15%c
Feb
27 %c
Jan
Maybrun
3.85
4.10
5,405
3.75
Feb
5.60
Jan
McBrine
(L)
43%
40%
43%
1.259
Paper—
Great
Lakes
Northern
3,365
8
Feb
Feb
43
Feb
3.95 Max
1.02
McKenzie
McMarmac
30
18
Mar
50c
56c
292,520
10%
10 %
100
10
21
21
21
185
21
17c
19c
41,225
16c
..1
11c
10%c
11c
6,700
10c
Feb
19c
20%
19%
20%
22,093
18
Feb
21% Mar
13%
12%
13 3i
10,850
10%
Jan
13% Mar
12c
14c
70,400
9c
Jan
15c
■
——
Mines
Lead
Mines
Warrants
'
14c
Gwiilim Lake Gold
23%
23
23%
765
*
w——1
16%
16 %
16%
25
3.00
3.00
100
*
6%
6%
6%
100
Gypsum Lime & Alab..
Feb
Exploration
Chipman
common:
Jan
Merrill Island
Jan
Merrill
—:—b
Hallnor Mines
Harding
Carpets
Feb
Paper 5%%
Mexican
Jan
Midrim
Minerals
Harrison
Gold Mines
Headway Red Lake
Hasaga
H)
(Geo
Hees
Mines
Gold
Heath
Co
&
Highwood Sarcee Oils—
Hinde
& Dauch Canada..
Hi
Drilling—
Tower
Mllliken
Jan
Milton
32,600
32c
Mar
51c
Jan
18c
3,600
15c
Jan
23c
Mar
80c
75c
87c
63,700
75c
Feb
1.07
Jan
Mining
Mining
14c
13c 14 %c
24,500
13c
Jan
18c
Jan
Min
Endeavour
Ore
4.00
Jan
Modern
Jan
12%c
Jan
Mar
92c
12,000
85c
Feb
98c
Jan
35c
43,500
26 %c
Jan
37c
Jan
Moneta
41
285
39%
Feb
44
Jan
Montreal
8%
Jan
12
Feb
23%
Feb
25%
Jan
1,405
9,679
11%
Feb
17% Mar
Nama
7,763
10%
Jan
17% Mar
National
36
35
36
5;20
5.60
4,320
79%
78%
79%
5,892
76
Feb
30c
3.000
29c
—20
32%
32%
32%
100
32
.10
Bank
Life Assurance
...10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
486%
48%
46%
49
1,000
08
60
50
52%
51%
52%
6.074
11%
11%
12
3,570
11
5%
6%
32% Mar
41
Jan
Huron
Erie
&
Mtge_.~
—
Imperial
Imperial
Indian
Accept Corp Ltd com
Industrial
5 % %
preference
$2% preferred
Inglbs
—
—
pfd
Inland Natural Gas
common
Warrants
Co
Irish
5%
4,200
18%
690
7%
8
5.180
65
Jan
National
Steel
Mar
68
Jan
Nealon
50% Mar
57%
Jan
Nello
Mar
12%
Feb
6%
,
Waite
Jonsmith
47%
Jan
50 %
43
Feb
45
Jan
18% Mar
New
Chamberlain
Jan
New
Concord
Jan
New
Continental
New
Davies
Feb
90c
Jan
New
Feb
41
Jan
Jan
New
Mining
Jupiter Oils
Gold
2.75
2.90
800
7,100
16%
16%
16%
2,050
25c
25c
27c
14.300
24c
19c
18c
19c
7,741
16c
11
1.25
Feb
25
22%
Jan
40
40
40
25
40
73c
I,500
16
15%
16
62)
57%
56%
58%
4,405
1.16
12,852
74c
37,933
51c
100
26%
Jan
Feb
4.20 Mar
4.10
4.10
4.25
600
4.10
Feb
4.30
25%
18c
61,300
23c
22c 23%c
4,000
22c
Mar
70c
70c
80c
54c
Jan
13 %c
13c
15c
20,250
18,833
48c
47c
56c
12,838
45c
9C
9%c
9,000
8c
Mar
3,100
2.20
31,600
36c
37c
7,100
2.25
2.16
2.31
12,900
23 %C 23 %c
500
23'/a
Mar
36c
Jan
Jan
69c
Mar
Jan
24c
Mar
69c
85c
2,500
18c
55,775
19c
13c
15c
14,943
12c
Jan
25c
Jan
14 %c 15 %c
19,950
14c
Feb
24c
Jan
236,875
30c
Jan
51c
Kelore
Newlund
Mines
Mines
Manitoba
1.61
Gold
Mar
New
Taku
Jan
41c
Feb
73c
Jan
New
16c 19 %c
14,800
15c
Feb
25c
Jan
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
12%o
12c
15c
346,200
15%
16
4,380
2.00
2.25
3,700
10c
Jan
15% Mar
2.00
Feb
9%
Nordon
Jan
Norgold
Jan
Norlartic
80c
90c
4,700
61c
Jan
17c
17c 24 %c
51,866
15c
Feb
26c
1.03
8,228
95c
Feb
1.00
15c
15c
19c
II,700
90c
Ltd
87c
95c
13,500
13%c Mar
67c
Jan
1.25
20c
1.25
Normetal
Norpax
&
85c
Feb
133,950
37c
Feb
52c
Jan.
12c
12c
14c
21,180
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
9c
9c
10c
II,000
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
18c
16c
20c
43,450
11c
Jan
20c
Feb
7%c
7%c
8c
11,020
7c
Feb
10c
Jan
2.07
1.98
2.10
23c
21c
23c
2,941
6,300
3.70
3.70
3.80
7,750
3.55
Feb
5.00
Jan
3.05
2.99
3.05
13,455
2.55
Feb
3.35
Jan
15c
Jan
•
19
18%
19
930
Labrador
•
19%
19%
20
2.260
Lake
i
1.23
1.10
1.33
22,800
Lake
La
Shore
Luz
l
Mines
Mines
13c
16 %c
i
Mines
Norsyncomaque
Jan
Northcal
Jan
North
Candy
3
18%
19%
Jan
Mining
Oils
1Q%C
12c
19,500
10c
Jan
32c
24c
32c
Mar
45c
50
52
73,600
4,418
24c
50
47
Feb
57%
Jan
16C
16c
]6c
1,500
15c
20c
Mar
26C
19 %c
27c
270,000
32c
Jan
28c
Mar
3%C
8%C
9c
9,500
8c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
4.75
4.75
4.95
2,215
4.25
Feb
6.95
1.26
1.22
1.32
112,150
1.09
Feb
1.59
50c
50c
65c
•
•
50
common
Feb
21%
Jan
Jan
1.60
Jan
Northland
Feb
1.85
Jan
North
Northspan
1.05
1.12
1.20
6,175
12c
13c
5,150
11c
Feb
16c
Jan
16%c 16%c
1,600
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
4.70
5.00
3,405
3.'75
Jan
3.25
250
3.00
Feb
18
18%
300
17% Mar
3.40
Jan
80c
Jan
1
79c
75c
80c
14,345
73c
Mar
Mines
i
10 %c
10 %c
lie
11,500
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
Gold
Mines
i
17c
22c
17,100
12c
Jan
22c
Mar
2.31
2.38
16,100
Little
Petroleum
Long
Lac
•
Gold
Loblaw
Cos.
class
A
28
29
805
27
pid
41%
41%
42
950
41
% Mar
16%
16
16%
802
16
Mar
16
B
•
16
16%
1,645
Explorations
Petroleums
\
8%c
8c
9c
15,644
•
14c
14c
15c
16,600
l
1.52
1.47
1.60
155,065
1.25
1.20
1.40
22,300
l3lana
Lorado
Uranium
Warrants
Louvicourt
Lyndhurst
Gold
Macleod
;
Mines
Cockshutt
&
17c
17c
19%
19%
300
40c
43c
15,900
40%c
*
Mines
1,000
17C
19%
1
IOC
10c
10c
18,000
1.81
i
1.90
7,225
i
Gold
Bloedel
Mines
class
A
50c
53c
9,850
12c
12c
14c
16,100
III
1.17
1.12
1.20
5,700
28
31
100
*
B
For footnotes
50C
j
UXDloratlnn*
Macmillan
Class
*
Co
Mines
Macdoneld
VTfef)P
_i
:
Mining
Yellowknife
Macassa
;
Goldfield
(W M)
Lownev
Lynx
Mines
...
•
see
page
44.
28%
28 %
29%
1,982
Feb
16
8c
13 %c
1.12
p no,
7c
42,500
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
84c
Mar
66c
1.27
66c
73c
15,000
48c
Mar
1.24
1.34
104,493
99c
Feb
8.60
67,166
5.85
6.60
17,775
11%
12%
1,748
7.85
4.50
4.75
1,340
38%
38%
195
3.60
3.60
3.60
355
1.80
1.70
Feb
Feb
83
Jan
20c
19c
22c
8,500
17 %c
Feb
25c
Jau
28,500
30c
Jan
44c
6,100
7c
100
pfd
1
O'P.rte.n
Office
Feb
1.70 Mar
1.49 Mar
Oil
Oka
*
Ltd
Mines
Mines
80c
Jan
O'Leary
8c
Jan
lie
Jan
Ontario
Jockey
1.75
Feb
Club
1.21
Jan
Ontario
Jan
Opeimska
22,175
19c
36c
40c
779,800
11,200
2.49
2.45
2.53
4,770
35c
37c
33,000
13,604
12,900
_10
preferred
Orange
&
Copper
Crush
Debenture
10 %c
2.00
2.10
77c
-
Loan
100
12c
70c
79c
9
8%
9
2.05
18%
10
1
•
11
8%
1,630
1,580
10c
17c
37,925
27
20
Rights
32%
12,500
15c
lie
Feb
16
35c
•
common
Warrants
Mar
61c
35c
Preferred
B
8%C
55c
17C
Maiartlc
Oils
Class
40c
1
Metals Mining
22
Feb
Jan
58C
lie
Gold
*
Jan
Jan
8c
90o
Rockland
Rare
34 %c
16
1
Mfg
Selections
Okalta
24 %c
8%C
-——
Gold Mine*
Specialty
Cteama
F«b
Mines
Lake
Obaska
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
35
2.10
Feb
1.35
80
17%
Jan
Jan
4.00 Mar
Feb
3.20
10
Nudulama
18c
Feb
40
82
Feb
65c
6
37% Mar
82
Utilities
Jan
1.90
Jan
Feb
4.40
82
17%
Jan
6.60 Mar
13%
50
43%
Mar
9.00 Mar
Feb
5.85 Mar
11% Mar
49
Norvalie
23c
Jan
1.48
30
Jan
30
5.35
Feb
Feb
Jan
20c
23% Mar
6%c
Feb
Feb
1.05
6%c
Feb
46
14c
28
3.50
27
13 %C
Jan
Jan
60
40c
8%c
2.45
25
Feb
Feb
2,580
8,700
19%
45c
3.30
29
Mar
Feb
3.05
49
Jan
28%
3.20
5.90
39
1.90
Preferred
30
pfd
Class A
Class
1.85
Jan
29
Northwestern
19,310
Jan
36%
50c
43
Feb
2.84
4.90
30
*
Jan
2.45
Jau
4,355
37%
*
Quebec Power common
3.10
2.55
85c
5.40
2
50c
Northern Canada Mines—;
2.80
•
Mar
51c
5.10
Northern
Jan
•
Groceterias
Lomega
2.20
__50
Loblaw
Long
2.32
Mar
37 \
50c
4.75
J
65c
37 %
.50
warrants
1956
Jau
Jan
Feb
32c
5.25
.
12
Preferred
Jan
'
7.85
common
Warrants
Feb
19
Gold
Liberal
Oil
Feb
23,975
4,400
5.85
Uranium
Star
Feb
Lencourt
Gold
1
warrants
A
Class
North
20o
Ltd.
Oils
Rankin
5.75
Lexindin
Leltch
1
Inca Gold
90c
Jan
10 %C
Warrants
18
Jan.
24c
Mar
*
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
Canadian
North
3.25
4.70
•
Secord
Laura
1.19
I
i
Mines
18% Mar
21c
2.45
Feb
1.85
1
Corp
Mlnec
Jan
Oils
9,700
47c
1
Mining
Oil
99c
43c
1
!
Mines
Jan
Jan
90c
47c
*
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.34
90c
1
Mines
2.80
Mar
1
—
Corp
17%
32c
-1
—
Gold
Feb
98c
1.00
_
Mines
18c
Jan
1
»
Mines
Noranda
81c
Bay
Mines
Jan
Jan
*
Superior Oils
10%c
24,850
Jan
48c
1
1
;
Rouyn
151,600
8%
Feb
Mar
1
Senator
Acme
28c
1
Rouyn Merger
Nlsto
Feb
1
!
Mines
New
Nipissing
24c
1
Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth
Jan
Febi
15c
•
Gold
Mlnda-Scotia
New
305
Feb
10,000
44c
8%
Jan
1.78
Jan
26C
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.35
Jan
24c
Feb
20 %C
New
1.05
1.50
1.33 Mar
26c
1.16 Mar
2.15 Mar
1.01 Mar
Jan
42c
15c
1
Hosco
26c
8%
Lingman Gold
264,260
1.45
16c
22c
Jan
2.20
Osu
101
81c
1.40
18,866
62c
15%
Lake
20c
28c
41c
Mines
Lake
4,000
1.40
*
Lake
42,700
Jau
26c
21c
Mining & Exploration
Mines
Dufault Mines
69c
23c
16 %C
1
Mining
43c
Cinch
60c
20c
65c
2.35
1.85 Mar
c
Jan
56c
Feb
54c
Jan
2.40
Feb
1.78
35c
26c
New
Feb
Jan
70c
1.95
37c
•
Mar
Feb
90c
68c
2.15
Highridge
47c
1.68
Mar
16 %c
Feb
62c
Jan
67c
ll%c Jan
Feb
67c
Feb
23c
Feb
13c
Jan
90c
Feb
9%c
Feb
46c
•
76,900
Feb
6,900
Jan
28c
%c Mar
28c
20c
20,790
28%
Mar
25
14
21c
21c
Ltd
830
24c
.1
Gold
(John)
3,100
Feb
5.05 Mar
Jan
4.65
25
1
Explorations
2uc
75c
3.35
4.35
14 %c
J
500
2.10
Jan
4.00
_1
88,034
70c
27%
100
1
1.95
Feb
39c
4.20
45c
75c
Jan
4.20
34c
22c
9%
10%
4.20
37c
20c
Jan
26%
14c
Jan
Feb
63c
26%
14 %c
96c
Jan
12
60,950
•
Feb
Jan
11
50c
1
Jan
84c
45c
New
Jan
Feb
Feb
50
165
New Jason Gold
62c
1.16 Mar
11
Feb
54c
Mar
63c
Jan
19 %c
Mar
58% Mar
10%
4.20
28,350
Mar
17
Jan
11
2.20
174.260
79c
Jan
58c
Feb
76c
Feb
49%
10%
Feb
34c
66c
1
New
1.15
Mar
15
60c
47c
Jan
40
Mar
10%
•
Preferred
Labatt
97c
97c
2.05
24% Mar
Harrlcana
Jan
65c
Mar
22
8,900
6,520
3,100
55%
28c
12
11
24
18c
Gas
New
1.09
Jan
1.68
Jan
1.55 Mar
Jan
15c
Jan
34c
45c
21c
1.60
14
Feb
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.55
1.01
1.10
Mar
24
2.60
7,350
17c
21%
11
7,147
84.220
Jan
9%c Mar
16 % Mar
1.45
5,200
1.40
3.25
2.70 Mar
24
73c
Jan
3.60 Mar
Jan
11
12,200
1.25
1.90 Mar
Mar
11c
1.61
1.50
50c
Mines
..1
Townslte
Oils
Delhi
28c
Minerals
Kirkland
Kroy
2.75
53
24%c 24%c
Warrants
Klrkland
180,700
3.80
2.01
Hudson
3.45
1.65
20c
1
Copper
Kirkland
3.05
50
Kelvinator of Canada
Kenville
3.10
9%c
26c
15 %c
Nor
Kilembe
12,527
1
Feb
47
29c
New Goldvue Mines
41c
lv % Mar
69c
Ltd.
Co
Canada
Fortune Mines
New
New
Jan
30c
28c
50o
New Dickenson Mines
83
360
3.50 Mar
35c
Feb
28c
•
of
Jan
31c
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Oil
37
10,250
1.65 Mar
Feb
40c
Oil
Petroleum
80
33c
Jan
1
1
Petroleum
1
12%
Feb
1.23
2.95
1
Develop
100
30c
1.20
1.20 Mar
*
Mines
4.10 Mar
Jan
800
20
Dominion
51% Mar
6,178
1.90
_•
Oils
110%
71,433
3.50
15% Mar
Jan
1
Bristol
British
Calumet
New
6,200
Jan
1.65
3.30
Feb
66c
1
39
Feb
1.46
3.35
Jan
13
1
80
42 %
1.64
Jan
Jan
24 %c
Feb
17c
8
com
Gold
Bidlamaque
74c
94%
1
17,725
*
Mines__
Alger
New
19%
124,040
*
class A
New
9
415
1.20
*
Ltd
Mar
6%
20c
15%
Jan
15%
48
Jan
15
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
New
Feb
46%
*
New Athona Mines
18,283
Jan
2.08
Feb
Feb
13
17c
*
New
11,244
Mar
•
Mines '
Jail
51%
10c
■"
80
47
Feb
1.03
25%
Jan
98 101%
Mar
18c
14 %c
Jan
61c
43c
1.16
»
25c
16c
Jowsey
50
•
24c
,
Jan
1.50
31,339
2,985
47
3.50
—1
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
14%
Car
25%
1.14
Mines
Gold
Joburke
1.90
14
46%
1.90
1.37
1.30
1
(1939)
Mines
1.60
14%
46 %
53
Jacobus
Jellicoe
5c
1.40
1
Mining.
Mining Corp
Jaye Exploration
Jeanette Minerals Ltd.
500
*
New
Jack
6c
3.80
1
•
Ltd
6c
Mines
39
12 3 4
8
1
Bay
6c
Feb
3.95
"
Mar
66c
*
26c
;
Mar
3.30 Mar
30c
1
B
12c
14% Mar
51%
Explorations
23
1.400
100%
34,300
Petroleum
46 % Mar
2.070
'
37c
5
Class
16
I
33c
Feb
3.15
1
Feb
4.10
73c
36c
com
Chemical
35
3.85
Jan
45c
Mines
Drug &
Jan
14%
Mar
20c
15c
___50
Mills
Feb
Jan
26c
Feb
Preferred
Hosiery
Feb
Jan
95 %
78
Jan
21c
•
National
Jan
Feb
71% Mar
Feb
1
Jan
6%
69% Mar
Jan
90
10c
1
46c
4.00
58%
30c
Works
Feb
16
759
Jan
13,100
pfd__,
Feb
68
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
17,570
.
Grocers
5%
65%
24
44,981
A
National
15
•
Copper Mines Ltd
Iron
Isotope
25
17%
•
common
Line
Pipe
135
7%
80
Ltd
Ranwick
Mines
Products
49
45
4.75.
4.85
pfd__I00
4%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
Interprovincial
24%
45
18%
*
Petroleum
International
36.000
48%
'
1
International Milling cl A
International
350
13c
1.595
24%
'
;—
Mining
Nickel
12c
10
40c
common
Jan
58
25
.1
84
3.90 J
International Metal Ind class A
International
'
24%
•
50
50
20
Preferred
Inspiration
—*
v
13c
•
10
1
& Co
(John)
Tnland Cement Co
58
1
Gold
Lake
29c
29c
25
Feb
11%
9% Mar
•
•
National
Porcupine
Hugh-Pam
100
Feb
8
89c
Mar
1
National
7.00
Feb
10
6% Feb
52c
•
Jan
4.65
10
68
1
Locomotive
Creek
17%
5.60
42,966
3.85
Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
17%
•
•
1
common
Minine
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hoyle
100
60c
*
Mtg & Inv
Porcupine
16%
•
Howard Smith Paper
6%
52c
Jan
86%
50o
Monarch
16%
325
6%
1
class
Brewery
17
•
B
Feb
1
Containers
Molsons
17%
Class
82
37 c
Moore
24%
342
Mar
3.70
Mogul Minine Corp-
39c
10%
84
13 %c
Co
Feb
24
82
55c
Jan
7
Feb
39c
Mines
Jan
10
2.08
Feb
3.75
Corp
7c
10
6
84
Jan
15 %c
4,468
1
Metals
25c
24 %
—5
55c
Feb
11c
28,000
13 %C
Corp
7.950
490
1.33
92,450
14c
ii
6%
3,700
Uranium
31c
•
1.80
%c '
6%
11
%c
*
Lake
41
32c
1.65
1.75
11
24c
Petroleums
85c
__
Jau
23 c
I
80,540
3.75
36 %c
24c
Gas
8c
120
Feb
•
39c
4.00
20c
10
Dev
Power
35c
4.00
20,300
727
Gas
7%c
36c
28c
93
Brick
37c
'
24c
1
&
<fc
Mindamar
15c
32c
*
•
Hollinger Consol Gold
Home
Oil Co Ltd
Jan
17c
*
1
20c
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland
Bell
28c
Feb
•
pfd
Industries
City
37c
1
Mines
Gold
Heva
Jan
i
Mining
7%
Jan
15c
Warrants
17%c
1
1
1
*
*
Mar
17
6% Mar
10c
Jan
7%
1.75
Oil
Mill
74,500
Jan
10c
74%
Mines
Light
Midcon
Jan
15c
19c
5,900
92
Mining
Uranium
Meta
Mar
3.00
13c
14c
1
1
Mines
Gold
Rock
Hard
23,375
lie
73%
Petroleum
Mersey
Jan
3.00
Jaii
105
43c
Jan
26%
Feb
8%
7%
37C
10c
93
Knitting
49c
22 % Mar
15
&
11%
Midwest
Erass
Hahn
7%
37c
lie
74%
;
Petroleums
21%
Jan
Mar
7%
Jan
Feb
Mar
28c
Jan
13c
i
18
Mercury
43,100
1.79
Jan
1.25
Medallion
Mar
21c 27%c
•
McWatters Gold Mines
Feb
60c
22c
1.30
iqO
Lake
Jan
17c
.10
—
Red
Jan
Feb
4,650
10
s
Lake___
Red
7%
36c
1.57
•
8%
Mentor
1.45
1.
—
:
1.85
Jan
1.45
6%
common
.
Jan
19
11c
A
Feb
18
-9c
—
Guaranty Trust ..——
Mines Ltd
Gulch
class
Mar
:
Mar
25
preferred
7
.
7c
l
Porcupine
Mar
28,182
*
Frontenac
47
8c
Ii
Preferred
Mcintyre
7c
com
_
Grain
McColi
Jan
7c
100
Ltd
Feb
*38
..1
Gridoil Freehold
Gunnar
Jan
3.40
CcCabe
Jan
11 % c
_i
Ltd
Preferred
7
7
18
Uranium
5%
43% Mar
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
100
7
■
.....
Feb
Mar
2.05
Jan
•
260
7
7
50c
Saddlery
—:
170
41% Mar
27.331
1.50
1.20
7
—
GreyhawK
Gulf
I,945
class A__
Coal
B
West
47
1.28
..1
Oils
Grass
West
40
Jan
38
2,235
4S
32 %c Mar
142
125
3.95
111
Develop
Sweet
7%
41 %
3.75
7%
-50
ij-uu
1
Plains
7%
41%
3.90
..1
common-
—
Warrants
Great
—.
Gas
Preferred
Feb
Feb
7%c
*
Mines
com
Feb
1.30
18c
1.60
9,000
1
Ltd
22 c
.
7,175
9c
1.70
_1
common
1
1.32
10c
High
1.75
8c
•
Ltd
Oils
Low
1.70
8c
»
Ltd
Mines
Mines
3.95
Great
Class
Maple Leaf Milling
24c
.
Mines
Great
Jan
5.80
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Uranium
170
Uranium
Great
Maneast
1.35
1
Granduc Mines
Great
Jan
27c
Shares
1
Goldfields
1
(Canada)
Bousquet Gold
,
Malartic
for Week
Low
1
;
Jan
1.24
Mines
Majortrans
...1
—
—
Mines
Goodyear Tire
Qranam
Grandines
12c
1
Lake Gold
Jan
34c
•; 4.55 Feb
Red
19c
Gold.
Goldfields
42c
1
5.00
Range
Far
High
2,925
4.85
—1
Mines
Manitou
Golden
Low
5.20
'
Yeliowknife Gold filines
Gold Eagle
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
5.30
——.
...1
—_
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
19c
l
Ltd
Uranium
22
5.00
...1
Geo-Scientific Prospector*
Glenn
MARCI1
5.00
1
—
—
Mines
•5.30
ENDED
90c
Canada
Petroleum
General
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
27
25
10 %
11%
14,240
2.75
555
2.60
11c
Jan
73c
Feb
Feb
16
Feb
50c
16
Feb
Mar
Feb
10%c Mar
23c
Jan
14c
Mar
20c
Jan
35c
Feb
80c
Jan.
2.85
Jan
2.34
47c
Jan
28c
Feb
60c
1
Jan
79c
Jan
8% Mar
9 %
8
Mar
9%
10c
Mar
26%
9.35
2.50
Jan
Jan
2.40
2.00 Mar
17c
Jan
Jan
Mar
28 %
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
3.15
Jan
Feb
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CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
Orenada
Osisko
31c
Gold
Low
36c
181,300
18c
Feb
34c
39c
15,594
26c
Jan
50c
Jan
28 %C
29c
3,000
28c
Feb
37c
Jan
Tiara
Mines
Western
Parbec
42c
Feb
53c
380,950
21c
Jan
46c
Mar
9%c
9 Vac
4.500
Jan
5 %
5
5 %
125
5
Jan
6
Jan
Trans
Canada
60c
70c
10,300
58c
Feb
95c
Jan
Trans
Emuire
Oils
18%c
18 Vac
20c
12,000
18c
Feb
24c
Jan
Trans
Mountain
Nat
11 Va
11
11%
7,180
9
Feb
11%
Feb
Transcontinental
65 %
65
66%
2,210
50
Jan
—
—
Ltd
Gas
common
Oil
pfd_———
3.35
3.10
3.35
69,460
Mines
i——
45c
42c
56c
215,650
2.03
2.01
2.23
31,900
1.00
1.00
1.10
36,300
1.55
1.50
1.60
&
Oils
Mineral-
dc
Gas
—
Ltd
Co
Engravers
Pickle
Crow
Mines
Ponder
Oils
Powell
10c
63,400
12%
1,550
60c
12,450
55 c
41
Jan
% Mar
1.15
preferred
68% Mar
Trans
3.95 Mar
Triad
63c
Mar
2.23 Mar
1.69
Prairie
Gold-
Jan
42
Shawkey
Jan
1.60
Ultra
Union
Acceptance
preferred
2nd
13%
Jan
Asbestos
75c
Jan
United
Corps
Mining
46%
Jan
82c
Feb
United
Estella
Jan
67% Mar
United
Fuel
4.10
3.95 Mar
Jan
5.00
Jan
Class
Class
B
Airways
Provo
Producers
Gas
Minerals
Keno
Montauban
7.70
8.00
2,700
6.75
Jan
8.70 Mar
United
4,290
6.50
Feb
8.35 Mar
United
4,480
2.50
Quebec Copper
3.95 Mar
Universal
1.30
3,100
1.16
Feb
1.50
Upper Canada
2.43
83,730
1.70
Jan
14c
17c
4.400
1.34
1.45
23,675
11c
Quebec
Manitou
Mines
Jail
Earth
Rare
Reef
Ltd
1
Mines
Rlx
Athabasca
Robinson
Roche
61c
80c
2.00
2.18
18.087
10,450
15%
54c
1.79
Mar
Feb
1.25
Mar
28c
Jan
2.87
Rooty
Feb
21c
Jan
Feb
19
Jan
Pete
Rowan
Vanadium
Royalite
Oils
I-i-v
Lawrence
class
Cement
St
Michael
Ban
Band River
Jan
Webb
Jan
Weedon
Feb
Werner
17c
19c
61,100
1-95
14 %c
300
Jan
1.93 Mar
65c
75c
1.80
1.97
4.401
13 %C
16c
8,500
13c
37c
54,350
1.56
Jan
Jan
2.10 Mar
Lake
Western
Western
Jan
60c
Mar
16c
16%
-
Jan
Feb
9c
Jail 4
9c
Jan
44c
Feb
Western
Jan
Western
Feb
Weston
1.00
15c
Feb
14c
Mar
72%
Jan
Naco
16%
16%
5,630
16
Jan
20
Jan
36
36
320
27
Jan
36
Mar
11
375
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
Winchester Larder
12c 12 Vac
1,000
11 %c
17c
Jan
Windward
15
250
Jan
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Woodgreen Copper
Wright-Hargreaves
% Mar
15%
Preferred
Wiilroy
Warrants
Wlltsey
16%
1,250
15% Mar
18%
35c
55,400
26c
Feb
35c
56c
4,410
50e
Mar
68c
Jan
Yale
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
Yankee
Jan
Yellorex
16c
17c
19.100
1.45
1.40
1.48
32,000
70
1.27
70
72%
14:%
100
2.35
2.45
2.45
3,570
2.10
1,030
Jan
1.82
65
Jan
80
14%
Feb
Jan
:
:
Gold
Lead
&
Jan
Yellowknife
15%
Jan
York
Jan
2.45
Feb
Yukeno
S
K
Slater
600
6.95
15,822
10%
500
25%
25
21
21%
20%
21%
4.25
4.25
200
4.05
Feb
lie
12C
6,500
9c
Jan
Ltd
Feb
11
Jan
18
74c
Olsen
Steel of
Gold
Press
Cons
Superior
Propane
Supertest
Canada
54
54 %
225
37c
41c
13,200
8%
8%
125
63c
78c
905,450
31c
38c
63,500
34
34%
590
47
Jan
54% Mar
37c
Mar
60c
8% Mar
21c
27c
Feb
Jan
34
Mar
7
Feb
9 %
——1
Canadian
35c
Feb
14c
Jan
1.35
1.12
Feb
495
17
Mar
110
25
Jan
26
26
2.70
2.53
2.75
78,180
75c
90c
56,750
17
3,400
17
1.85
Jan
5.00
5.10
375
2.72
3.03
98,597
1.C0
Jan
20
20%
2,-354
I8V4
Jan
19%
20 Va
2,220
5.00
*
20
20%
92
92
92
2.27
2.25
2.30
1.30
15
Jan
46'c
5.00 Mar
1.40 Mar
Feb
18%
Feb
26
2.75 Mar
98c
Jan
Jan
6.50
3.05 Mar
21
Jan
19% Mar
5
21%
Jan
92 Va
Feb
Feb
2.90
Jan
90
2.20
5,350
Jan
1.50
900
13 %c 15 Vac
34,500
10c
Feb
16c
8%c
%c
9c
9,500
8%c
Feb
lie
%c
14c
40,100
12 %c
Feb
25c
Jan
10%
Jan
14'/a
Jan
2.60
Jan
1.60
Jan
12
1.30
1.25
1.32
16,225
30c
28c
'30c
5,600
13c
12c 13
Vac
10.100
1
11c
11c
lie
10,500
1.40
1.35
1.40
1.00
57,675
75c
1.15
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.84 Mar
Mar
Jan
lu
Mar
37c
Jan
9%c
Feb
15c
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
28c
1.35 Mar
t
Jan
1.80
70c
70C
100
60c
-8c
8c
be
l,uuJ
7c
Jan
IOV2C
29c
28c
32c
26,700
23c
Jan
52c
Mar
65c
64c
67c
25,117
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
Feb
70c
Mar
Feu
42c
Jan
37%
Jan
Coast
Dominion
20c
23c
100,OOU
Dominion
Jan
28c
Feb
DuPont
40,363
■
Jan
Jan
International Paper common
International Utilities
3.15
Jan
5.35 Mar
Interprovinciai
30c
Mar
59c
Jan
Minnesota
9%c
Jan
15c
Feb
Ogllvie
4.75
Jan
4.75
Jan
3.40
3.65
82,760
3.25
Feb
4.10
Jan
4.75
4.75
220
4.50
Feb
5.50
Jan
1.95
1.95
Va
17%
17%
403
8c
8c
1,000
4.00
4.15
600
1.40
1.60
15,068
40
40%
109
38
Jan
42
Mar
43 % Mar
Loblaw
1.35
17
7c
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.95 Mar
1.10
10c
Jan
Jan
1.95 Mar
18%
Jan
9%c
Jan
5.50
Jan
1.72
16c
1,170
4.10
300
24
919
17%
17%
325
17% Jan
26 %
26 %
30
26% Mar
28
—
29
29%
%
38%
5.00
Pend
Oreille
Price
Yukon
a
No
Feb
Feb
Feb
4.90
Jan
e
Jan
3.00
50c
Feb
58% Mar
98c
Gold
par
f Flat
2.200
Mines
Mar
58% Mar
-
_
Corporation
Odd
9%
3.45
Gold
Corp
FOOTNOTES
•
1.95
50c
Paper
2.50
■
lot
100
36%
36%
37
26c
sale
25
18%
1,856
Jan
Mar
30 Va
Feb
16% Feb
20%
Jan
28
;
33
515
29%
91
92 %
119
91
51
52%
997
47%
19%
16%
19%
31
30 %
31
10%
Feb
37%
Mar
"103%
Jan
Feb
53
Jan
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
70
65
115
65
31
330
28% Feb
32 Va
Jan
31
31%
295
31
Feb
35%
Jan
150
5
150
Jan
4.95
1,315
,
2.85
900
54
255
53
15
40
40
44
100
38
—1
56c
55c
56c
4.000
Mar
4.55
Feb
2.75 Mar
165
Jan
-Feb
4.95 Mar
3.40
Jan
"
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
t
in year's
(not included
(Un) Admitted
wd When
x
range).
54c
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating
-
wl When
range),
year's
Jan
Jan
32
900
Jan
27c.
53
in
Jan
Mar
23%
2.75
(not Included
39
39Va
91%
price.
sale
Jan
Jan
4.00
Jan
4.75
FOR
27% Mar
31
19%
Jan
53
(not included
Jan
19%
2.75
;
Feb
Mar
20c
4.95
;
Mar
20 Va
7.00
—1
;
4.35
Jan
150
I
Feb
17
24
36 % Mar
1,840
29 %
4.00
150
c,
Jan
Feb
35
—100
delivery &ale
year's
%
3.00
16,220
22%
18
Selling ex-interest,
Cavh
28
Jan
Jan
21
15% Mar
1,352
24c
21%
26c
22 %
range).
r
Feb
•
value..
d Deferred
in
3314
Mines
•
Con^
Jan
1.60
*
Bros
Ridgeway
Jan
Feb
3.85
335
5.00
33
14% Mar
-
525
38
Jan
Feb
30
1,434
3.45
Jan
10%
29 %
475
15%
3.35
38%
Va
15%
15%
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
32%
:
Feb
Mar
7.50
common
Consolidated
Jan
9.105
Ontario
Preferred
Jan
600
1.79
11,900
40
15 %
23
65
&
Flour
9
9%
1.68
3.25
63c
14%
Inc'
35c
9 Va
1.72
58%
25
6*
39 %
52 %
:
_
Utilities
Pato
41% Mar
42
19,540
30 %
High
Jan
4%
33
_
100
40
2,205
•
corn
Gaspe Copper Mines
Jan
14,600
163,933
31%
Linoleum
21%
28,905
42
•
Securities
71%
14c
16c
&
Canada
10%c
40c
47c
30%
29%
•
;
Feb
Feb
4.75
12c
2,795
24
*
-IZIIs
7%c Mar
13c
41c
8%
Jan
30c
41c
8%
30%
•
i__
26 %
4.75
92
100
8%
•
common
Oil
of
Low
400
1
Oilcloth
10c
Dalhousie
'
5
w
Bridge
Jan
Range Since Jan.1
High
35
a
—
Jan
Mar
Shares
5
•
Copper
1
Consolidated Paper
77c
8 % Mar
for Week
35
♦
Note-
Westinghou.se
Mar
Sales
Range
LOW
_15
Investments-
Canadian
78c
Week's
#
Industries
5.05
60c
Curb Section
of Prices
«
Paper
common
General
Feb
58%
-
Fnili
*
Marconi
38c
60c
35c
Jan
4.10
Canadian
4.75
05
Feb
9%c Jan
1.08
Sugar
Canadian
3.40
_25c
Jan
20c
16 %c
1.01
_
Bronze
Feb
3.50
325
-
Vinegars
13 %c
9%
Jan
10,600
29,100
1.25
Dredging
60c
17%
.
54c
1
Develop
Dominion
395
14c
—
&
8,732
4,500
I
Feb
31,310
12c
•
&
Jan
40
;
Canada
44,865
9,232
Mines
35c
3,000
31
%
_
common.;
Feb
Jan
25c
Last
Feb
1.43
Gold
Jan
3.50
Feb
1
Bank
72c
8
8c
3
V2C
1.05
Corp
4.95
8
5.10
—
2.75
81c
29c 31 Vac
10%c
—„*
Pulp
66c
19%
17
Mar
28c
4,530
■
4.40
8c
50c
23 %c
15 %
Canadian
4.70
ordinary. 111—11
36c 39
1.25
Co
Gold
Jan
19%
Mines
Co
Brown
Bnlolo
30c
42
Pearson
Texas
Mar
Feb
4.85
I
38c
Corp
20c
19%
I
3.400
14%
;
American
7,700
60
Mines
Calgary
84c
British
25c
24
Taurcanis Mines
Texas
Jan
21c
245
Gold
common
Teck-Hughes
Jan
20%
Jan
2,239
Preferred
Taylor
Mar
4.00 Mar
63
I
IIII"
3.40
13%
—
Newfoundland
15c
260-
24
:
3.20
3.40
14%
Mines
Amdo
18% Mar
350
24
Bylvanlte Gold
Temagaml
Jan
Jan
__
Tandem
11%
1.95
Cons
Industries
Tamblyn
66c
III
common
Petroleum
Inlet
Swltson
8,800
Feb
Asbestos
18
62%
Warrants
Surf
79c
1.491
11
63
Mines
6,250
13c
__
National
Jan
—
31c
20c
—
Canadian
Jan
8c
28c
1
Anglo
3.00
preferred.,
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
18%
204
24
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
Stovel
11%
——II
Canada
18%
2.95
'
11c
21 %c
Jan
Par
Andian
17 %
Bros
17%
•
Jan
8,500
.
Stedman
10%
1.07
12c
8
100
Friday
4.00
—
18%
Sale Price
18%
4.60
Jan
18%
STOCKS
12c
34 %
Ltd
Jan
71
Canadian
18%
B
Jan
13%
Feb
Jon
10%
36c
Mines
4.05
Feb
67 %
Jan
1,244
Gas
Jan
10%
1,994
1
Jan
Jan
64c
—
class
<fc
Starratt
4.55
15c
63c
8%
Oils
Uranium
Oil
22
Feb
Oils
&
Mines
Brock
20% Mar
Mar
—
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanrock
490
37c
I
1,400
3,387
Feb
75c
—
Stanley
22%
7,700
—
Stanwell
Feb
3.85
Services
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
21
18%
Oil
Air
550
26.088
—
3.50
Jan
12c
Union
Spartan
25%
95c
Southam
Southern
Feb
■
.
Mar
69%
Toronto Slock Exchange
Jan
Jan
24%
47c
75c
Roi
Valley
8.10
10%
75c
io%
Ltd
65c
12%
•
Mining
1.35 Mar
Feb
44c
10%
Manufacturing
Souris
Mar
9% Mar
45c
11%
Van
6.75
85c
Dalhes class A
common
Slocan
90c
1.24
10
21%
50
Feb
50c
2.00 Mar
Jan
21
Mines
Jan
Jan
Mar
1.15
Mines
Mines
D
93
48
% Mar
6.75
B
Simpsons
Siscoe
90% Mar
47
25%
Standard
Class
25
325
6.75
common
Jan
29c
Jan
93
47%"
10%
Mining
SlKerwood
89
93
47%
Preferred
7
Feb
3.10
•
Oil
Bear
Zulapa
50
Jan
Mar
68%
9c
Zenjnac Metal
Feb
Jan
41
10%.
1
-
Mines
Jan
80
Jan
23c
11
1
Knitting class B
Jan
448
3.55
Feb
32% Mar
3.50
_i
Mines
Mines
4.25
84 %
Jan
69 %
1B0
_i'
Canuck
3.65
83%
11,150
,
Zinc
Feb
83%
60c
Mar
Jan
Jan
5
1.30
1
j,
3.60
common
12,000
100
;
-
Coghlan
50c
■
:
Mines
30c
16
5
1.74
Jan
I8V2C
•
•
64% Mar
14
3.00
15c
100
2.99
Class B
2,137
14%
85c
704,840
*
37,000
2.50
Silver-Miller
Jan
23
Jan
27c
•
68
Feb
650
Feb
69c
4,346
1
;
14c
4,600
Silver
Jan
2.88 Mar
16%
21
58,140
5
—
A
66%
10c
23
16c
Petroleum.
class
31.450
bnanco
Jan
Jan
17c
Feb
1.73
1>
7UC
•
—
Breweries
36
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec—j__
6.40
14% Mar
34%
•
'
Petroleum
Leaseholds
(Geo)
4.05
Breweries
11c
88c
2.97
Sicks
22%
1
i
Oil-
3 6%
common
Mar
73c
Warrants
Mar
32c
Gold
54
'
3.80
Horsey
Jan
5.70 Mar
'
—I
68
Gordon
Feb
39
54
6.25
22%
1
Mines
Canada
2.88
Creek
Feb
60
•
Ltd--
Copper—
Decalta
35c
18
,'j,
(Canada)
Gas
Products
4.05
Shirrlff
Feb
20c
2.78
Maygill
2.90
Sheep
24 Vt
Jan
Jan
15%
West
Westeel
50
Sherrltt
Jan
52
11c
Jan
21c
16%
preferred
19%
58 %
5.75
•
Nickel
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power commonB
Jan
12 %c
13 %c 13 %c
25c
Jan
14%
A
29%
Jan
Jan
18c
31c
9
580
,
Class
Feb
6.95
58%
2.62
1
75c
2,931
16c
Class
5.50 Mar
26%
Feb
24c
23 %
14%
•
Feb
111,728
'""34 %
Bcurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
23
Mar
18c
* Jan
8
75
16c
2.73
1
Jan
35c
Cement
27%
14%
Malartic
9
62c
Bridge
Saskatchewan
5.70
5.25 Mar
•
Jan
58%
'w-'v
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
50c
16%
Gold
*
West
Jan
60c
8,000
Jan
Mar
23c
16 %
«
2.05
79c
Knslpp
Pyrite
Feb
29 %c
10c 11 %C
23c
Equipment
&
50c
Debentures
Sarnia
1.35| Feb
774,029
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
20c
Jan
Feb
•
1.90
35c
Gold
18c
7
62%
•
;
1.04
13,400
55,900
12C
A
3.8-5
8
'74
27 %
1
W
Feb
95c
1.65
150
Corp new com
Uranium Mines
Ltd
Antonio
&
80c
87c
1.50
10,470
Lawrence
Bt
G
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Industries
St
,
Waite Amulet Mines-.
Jan
2
L
8
7.0
5.50
1
1
Walnwrlght Producers & Ref
1.20
9
j
-
1
Ltd
——
5,300
10 Va©.
Mining
5.25
■
—
,
2
r
11
Preferred
Russell
Ryanor
4.50
5.25
*
•
Waterous
70c
._
Mar
•
Explorations
1.49 Mar
1
common.
64c
52
Ltd
Feb
13c
OU
Feb
5.85
Alloys
Consol
Mar
9
Mines
26c
,_1
70c
50
Royal Bank of Canada
58c
~1
common-
new
95c
24c
Roxana Oils
Jan
49c
_•
Mines
34,950
35c
Consol
Products
85c
~9
,,
33c
73 %
*
1.49
16%
Ltd
Feb
58c
—
70c
33 %C
(A VI Can Ltd-
20c
25
_.
Mines
1.31
common
Rockwin Mines
Roe
2,000
7.30 Mar
Feb
17c
14%
3,260
15c
Lac
22c
16c
Vulcan
8.00 Feb
5,035
21c
20c
15%
Uranium
Little
Long
Feb
21 %c
58%
80c
1,970
1.93
..
56c
23 %
10% Mar
9.40
66 c
Ltd
Mar
*
9.20
68c
Mines
Jan
22c
1
Ja«
1.80
Rupununl
Jan
9,00
3,625
50
pfd
Vico Explorations
Violamac Mines
Feb
11c
18C
Rich well
Rio
21%
2,029
22/252
38c
.
Viceroy Mfg class A
81c
—
—
Feb
20
7.85
a
A—_L%
Jan
10,800
87c
Uranium
Rexspar
Jan
31c
.'
Ventures
399,300
1.53
Explorations
Renabie
Mar
30c
7.50
1
A
1.35
Ltd
Co
Jan
120
Feb
19%
-1
70c
Mining
Feb
104
7.70
0
Jan
28c
20c
Mines
17
119%"
19%
Jan
Walker
Rayrock
23c
2.34
88c
15%
Rainvllle Mines* Ltd
4,667
2,700
18c
20c
61c
Radlore Uranium Mines-
120
25c 25 %c
Feb
83C
2.05
Mining
115
_«
Jan
9.20
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont
1.25
86c
Quebec
2.57
43
2.55 Mar
20'.ac
Corp
2.35 Mar
Feb
•
1.25
14c
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Jan
Jan
_•
Corp
2.35
1.40
Gold
Va
1.20
2.00
.
Hill
Steel
3.65
Ltd
Chlbougamau
Feb
Jan
30
Oils
7.75
3.25
Vandoo
Quebec
40
Feb
Jan
39 %
14,601
preferred———
United
7.30
Jan
Mar
1
class
United
1.25
Ltd—
37
25.015
Line-
Mines
Inv
2.40
—;
100
Jan
23c
40%
42
.
class
Jan
1.50
7.90
Prospectors
37
_4<
7.60
Dome
Warrants
37
25
Jan
2.25
B
3.50
East
Pronto Uranium Mines
37
2.23
.
Jan
12c
1.30 Mar
1,827
37
4
Ltd
Feb
7%c
37%
42
Corp—
Jan
1,175
37
'
United
55
8,920
Feb
37%
35% Mar
Feb
12c
2.10
common—
Union
38%
8,333
Jan
22%
2.11
Mines
Jan
15c
50c
%c
32
25
3,500
2.23
Union Gas of Canada.
341
1.50
125
24
15c
Jan
9,040
8
34 %
24
-
-1
2,465
1.40
34%
12 %c
24
'.''"-W-r1
Chibougamau
60c
7 Vac
Jan
Feb
2.15
Trinity
67%
7 VaC
Jan
19%
•
41 %
Electric
Feb
49
"~1
65
Roy
Border
47c
Feb
18%
40
Pipeline
52c
39%
Feb
42%
1,101
-1
Oil
52c
—
_—-
Pipe
Jan
Mar
34c
1.772
Resources
Jan
55c
3,700
19%
i_
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
3.95
Gold
Oil
1.37
Feb
Jan
43%
•
1.66
12%
Feb
Ltd—
—
—
Feb
Jan
38c
19%
—
1.30 Mar
7c
Jan
42 V «
'
67%
40 k
Rouyn
Oil
12%
60c
Corp
Purdex
9c
12%
River
Power
Preston
3,800
Jan
Mar
1.40
12,738
1.50
—
Powell
Premier
1.25
1.30
9 '/a C
Development
99c
30
1.18
1.30
Uranium
Pitch-Ore
41%
1.18
—
British Columbia——_
of
Jan
Jan
1.20
15,400
41%
Gold
Gold
2.30
27c
1.05 Mar
Jan
19c
1.25
12,150
13c
—
1
B
36c
40c
•
<•'
Explorations
60c
Mines
Mines
5'/o
Mar
36c
*
Mar
Class
19c
37c
—
A—
7c
Pipeline
President
class
54 c
Photo
Prairie
Jan
Finance
16,000
Oil
Placer
10c
Traders
24,879
Petrol Oil &
Pioneer
Jan
62,200
34c
Zi
8c
Gas
Phillips
13c
Mar
23c
20c
34%
20
%
common
93c
Gold
Peruvian
Jan
Trusts
Works
Exploration
7c
River
Pembina
Permo
9C
Towagmac
85c
19%
•
Consol
Paymaster
perron
121
High
24,700
43 %
.10
—
84c
Drilling
Peace
100
Bank
84c
Uranium
Pater
Iron
6,221
46c
Low
1.14
38c
1
7 VaC
Amalgamated
Parker
Toronto
45c
33c
9 %c
Mines
Pardee
General
Jan
43c
--10
Oils
Mines
Paramaque
Mar
116%
42c
Pamour Porcupine
Pan
Jan
Range Sirce Jan, 1
High
95c
21c
Shares
35c
Mines
Elevators
11 %c
„1
—
Dominion
Feb
45 c
Page Hersey Tubes
Silver
Toronto
Feb
16%
902
Low
1.12
Tomblll Gold Mines
Toronto
9C
19,322
121
Jan
—
Toronto
26,800
19%
9c
19 %
for Week
•
Thompson-Lundmark
19% Mar
10c
19
120'/a
Petroleum
9c
Eastern
Pacific
Sales
Range
of Prices
nar
High
37%cMar
Torbrit
Pacific
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
High
30c
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
22
STOCKS
29c
Mines
Lake
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
35c
Minerals
Ormsby
Shares
.
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
oi Prices
WEEK
Sales
Range
Friday
FOR
.
59
Jan
Feb
45
-Jan
Jan
58c
Feb
Jan
MARKETS
dividend.
unlisted trading privilege!.
to
delivered.
Issued.
Ex-dlvldend.
y Ex-rights.
1 Ex-stock
dividend
Volume
185
Number
5623
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1425)
45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, March 23
not
bought
or
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Par
Industrials and Utilities
South
Shore
Oil &
Southeastern
Bid
Par
Aerovox
Corp
1
Aetna-Standard
Air
Products
Engineer
Barge Line Co
American Box Board Co—_
American Express Co
Amer Hospital
3d%
23',2
30%
5
36
1
10
Supply Corp
American Pipe
& Const Co
Research
Amer
AMP
&
Develop
Incorporated
Class
33 'I
A
Mfg
30%
17%
231a
Interstate
19%
20%
Interstate
Investors
Aztec
Oil
48
51%
24%
25%
Iowa
22%
24%
Co_
19%
20%
Iowa
5
Class
40%
1
45
47%
26%
28
Producing Co__1
7%
8%
25%
74%
78 %
2%
A
20
21%
45 Va
Stanley
21%
23
1
12%
13%
Stanley
5
15%
16%
Statler Hotels
Co
Bates
Struthers
Wells
Stubnitz
Greene
16%
Suburban
22
23 %
Suntide
,
Bausch
Bell
&
&
2u%
Jefferson
6%
6%
6%
7% "
Heintz
Inc
1
Electric
Co
11%
5
Lomb
Optical Co
10
20%
11%
Botany
Mills
Brunner
Mfg
Bullock's
Burndy
•
23%
34%
37% :■
Kansas
City Public Serv Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas.5
23%
25%
Kearney & Trecker Corp__
Kellogg Co
26%
23
Kendall
j
7%
25
15%
17
10
24%
13%
7%
7%
Castings
.
•
34
38
-
40%
Corp
14%
1
Koehring
L-O-F
36%
10
Co
Inc
Co
Fibers
15%
34%
36%
California Water Service Co
25
CaUf Wat & Telephone Co_12%
39%
42 %
Lithium
20
21%
Lone
Canadian
Delhi Petrol Ltd
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_t
107 a
11%
Lucky Stores
16%
17%
Ludlow
Carpenter
Paper
1
35 %
Ceco Steel
Products
lo
22%
23%
Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—
Central Electric & Gas Co
3%
25%
27%
34 %*
37%
Topp
23%
4%
30%
cl B__5
61%
Central
Public
Central
Soya Co
Central
Telephone Co
Central
Vt
Utility Corp
36
1
33%
35%
%
12%
13%
i
•
Common
class B
Collins
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
10%'
11%
Inc
1
Cutter
Laboratories
com
8%
Oil
Co
100
Pow
11%
5
12%
18%
2%
29 Va
32 Va
Light Co_10
&
16%
25%
27 Va
-
3
(Rudolph) Co
17%
16
10
10%
1
34%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
9%
Bid
Zapata
Off-ShorO Co
OOo
11 Va
37
16 V*
17 %
Gompanies
Ask
Par
A
35%
(Newark) _25
38%
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
Irving Trust Co <N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
37%
42
.100
(N Y).
Bank
294
16
308
60 %
Trust
Natl
Co
(N
Bank
Natl
Bk
59
63%
10
40%
43 %
25
35%
38
40%
5
:
ClCVe—16
Phila. 10
of
*•11%
•'
12%
32 %
34%
17%
19%
32%
34%
20
96
102
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr
J)
of
Bid
5
10
63 Va
(St
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago).25
23%
Cleveland Trust Co
50
Co (Phila) .—a
10
Long Island Trust*?Jb (N Y)_ 10
26%
28%
35
38%
27
Manufacturers Tt Co (N Y)
39%
42%
38%
Meadow
Brook
Free port
Natl
Bank
10
of
.
Y)
(N
S
18%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 23
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
106 Va
47%
66 %
Merchants Natl Bk of Bost0n_10
40
Morgan (J P) 3c Co (N Y)—100
315
^
50%
48
44%
62 Va
■
244
258
197/a
111
56
60 Va
"
'
43
'.
329
37%
National Bank oif Detroit
Commercial State Bank &
Co
Trust
10
52%
56
19 %
21;
Minneapolis Gas Co
17%
13%
Mississippi
29%
32
Miss
Class A
7%
13 %
Utilities
28
17%
15%
5
18%
5
Co
Chemical
26%
1
Valley
Missouri
9%
22%
5
Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Mo-Kars Pipe Line Co com
7 ■%
27%
20%
1
Co
25%
2
Inc
Shipping
1
J
14%
15%
Montrose
57 %
61%
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
1
7%
8%
8%
23
57%
62
National
Westchester_5
22
24%
of N J_25
74%
79%
National,City Bank (Cleve)—16
58
61 Va
(N
Connecticut
Inc—
common..;
Laboratories
Y)_._
Commercial Trust Co.
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
8%
13%
Eagle
29%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
Chem Corn Excli Bk (N Y%_10
7%
21 %
Miles
17%
43V2
12 %
Wurlitzer
27
60%
6%
57
30
26%
vtg
Centl-Penn
5
_5
Inc
38 %
36
5
27
77%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Central
r
74
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Continental Transp Lines Inc..1
35%
41
Wood Conversion Co
20
15%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—
8%
7
S
Louis)
19%
15%
25
CQmmonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Cummins Engine Co
___3
Inc.l
Co
2%
24%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com. .3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
<fe
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
18%
McLouth Steel Corp
5
_:
T
York
Natl
14
Meredith Publishing Co
2%
common
Stores
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
33%
7%
73
—6%
Trust Co
Camden
15%
27
17%
8%
6%
12%
Trucking Co cl A com_l
7%
New
30%
McLean
25
N
Commerce
11%
Inc—1
lc
1
com
of
28
Prods
Industries
1
:
•
A
of
Manning Maxwell <fc Moore_12%
McLean
14%
33%c
Clinton Machine Co
Bank
Bankers
17%
14%
15%
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Wisconsin
6%
8%
1
;
Francisco)
Boatmen's
21%
6
Inc
America
of
(San
50%
33
Citizens Util Co com cl A__33%c
Co
.
J2%
16%
5%
Gas
42%
Bank
48%
20%
1
Chattanooga
Corp.
16 %
36%
S
Services
Whiting Corp
Williams & C^> InC
70
69 Va
Par
47 %
(W L) Corp.
McDermott (J Ray) &
6
Serv
47%
34
Bank & Trust
45 %
Maxsoa
10
Pub
39%
23
21 %
•
55
44
1
Jet
White
•
—
38%
_1
30%
_6
34%
51 Va
65
Maremont
22%
49'/s
32 V*
Western Lt <fe Telephone Co_10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
6%
1
32%
Corp
;
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
'
Co
46%
1
5
9Va
1
4%
1
Marlin-Rockwell
21%
Co
Gas
6%
10c
1
Automo
15
Co
Co
15 %
37%
6
J
;
(S D)
West Point
.5%
1
_
Corp
Industries
30%
14%
20
25%
Nat
_
1
37%
14%
18%
17%
& Co
32%
13%
17%
Electric Co
&
IP Ri
13%
r
Corp
3
50c
Welex
7
35
Corp—I
Petroleum
Tokheim
States
1
Gas
Mallory
34%
Co
6%
65%
16
Madison
30%
Gas
&
1
Texas
King
46%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
22
Three
16 Va
43%
•
Swasey
Brothers
Warren
8%
20%
Bank
iO
Elec
Inc
7Va
_
Time Inc
6%
Co
Co
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central Maine Power Co
10
111
lc
&
Warren
24
Thermo
16%
Inc
17%
Central Indiana Gas
Co
22%
10%
16%
Mfg & Sales Co
16
Central
Warner
12%
18 Va
34%
40%
5
America
Steel
26%
12
17
Transmls Co
National
15
3
Wagner Electric Corp
26%
34%
_l
Macprillan Co
5%*
5%
Star
of
24%
1
25 Va
32
37%
Corp
—2%
Corp__1
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas #1 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
:
1
37%
——23
com
5%
8%
3
Co
5
32%
Texas
2%
8Va
1
Gasoline
Oil Co
Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
45%
7%
Transmis
Natural
Corp
Vanity
43
1
5
Co
31%
1
1
Gas
Match
Valley Mould Sc Iron Corp
5
10
.
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
29%
5
Gas
Corp
Eastern
30 Va
Utah Southern
Corp
Tennessee
38%
9%
3
.
Oregon Power Co__20
Co
Tekoil
28%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
25%
Inc
16
:
Glass
4%
36
50c
1
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
California
1
4%
14%
l
i.
Co
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem
26%'
1
:
Co
Buckeye Steel
10%,:
7%
48
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
1
1
8
18%
52%
25%
$1.46
9%
11%
7%
17
common—„1
com 1
Inc
Inc $1.20 preferred
& Sharpe Mfg Co—
Beryllium Co
Brush
Corp
preferred
43%
Bowser
Brown
Steel
8%
•'40%
Inc
yson
9%-
1
^.5
Black Hills Power & Light Co
Black, Sivalls & Bi
Kaiser
12%
,
—,
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium Corp
;
1
Texas
22
10
Co
Corp
>
10%
1
32%
9
35 Va
24 Va
12
Tampax
30'A
33%
Inc
Corp
Corp
Propane
(O A)
22%
12%
Universal
,_25
Refining
Sutton
19%
—_10
Gossett
Beneficial
f.
21%
10
—
30%
10
33%
Delaware Corp
74%
25 Va
United Utilities Inc
21%
non-voting
15%
_
20%
23
2%
Products
Works
18%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
20%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc.
Inc
Jessop Steel Co
Mfg Co
Home
Common
U S Borax & Chemical
Corp__l
United States Sugar Corp
1
31
Standard Register
41%
18%
2%
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
28%
Jack &
Co—1
—
1
17%
Line
—1
11
70%
46%
Tele
67 %
Co
1
1
Co
States
Carbon
._•
Freight Sys
common
Co
Co
Speer
9%
Jervis Corp
Bareco Oil
Gas
64
1
Services
Power
38 %
35%
"
Gas
Lt & Pow Co—^.5
Service Co„______5
Southern Utilities Co—15
4314
10
Union
Southwest
3! 8
Water Co
36
Electric
32%
10
—
38%
Southern
23%
Iowa Public
1
Gas
&
15%
5
Art Metal Construction Co__
Avon Products Inc
33%
10
Securities
14%
Co—5'
Arkansas Western Gas Co
31%
—
Motor
• -
Co
Power
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co__25
Mills Inc
Diver
1
j.
Service
Missouri
20 Va
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Head
22%
Public
19%
16
Indiana Gas & Water Co
16
Cement Co
1
Partic preferred
Corp_50c
14%
_5
Indian
4
Arkansas
14%
•
Breaker
27%
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arizona
7%
28%
13%
Colorado
10
43%
Amphenol Electronics Corp
common
5
Ask
Southern
1
Ideal
24Tb
Co
6%
28 Va
Co
Circuit
'23'A
Farms
1
Bid
26 3A
Southwestern
ITE
t
1
Arden
26Va
Calif
4
28'A
.1
__
1
Par
Southern
common
25:)4
American Window Glass Co_12%
Towmotor Corp
12 Va
2%
A——;
45%
-
1
15%
Ask
35%
31%
American-Marietta Co .i_.—_—2
Ask
11%
Bid
Pulp & Paper Corp
Hycon
34%
33%
•
4
Bid
14%
10c
Co.lOc
Co
Tracerlab Inc
Trans Gas Pipe
Hugoton Production Co
38%
32-
class
Co
Hudson
32'a
1
Inc
American
Hoover
4%
1
Co
Serv
Par
Ask
4
Devel
Pub
Co
1
To
19%
*
16%
19%
Bank
Continental
111
Co
Tr Co_12%
N
37 %
39%
Natl
25
55%
69%
87%
Natl Shawmut Bkof Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
County
Trust
Plains N Y)
—10
45%
47"%
46%
50%
31%
New
37%
29
5
26%
Co
Essex
&
(N
Bsnk-
J)
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
New York Trust Co (N Y)
25
(White
Co
Newark
ing
,
—33%
J)
of
84
Trust
&
±—
& Trust Co
County Bank
(Paterson
&
Bank
(Chicago)
Bank
Northern
28%
Tr
Co
(Chicago)
100
40%
63'/a
443
66%
464
105
25
8%
26
27%
9%
27%
Empire Trust Co (N Yt__
Federal
N
Trust
J)
Co
50
183
174
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Newark
_10
—
,
36%
26
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY»_lo
39%
28 %
•,
(Hackensack N J)
52%
8
55%
14%
Ltd
Delta
Air
Lines
8
1
vtg
Oil
Corp
1
Inc
16%
15%
National
17%
Aluminate Corp
2%
30%
32%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk <fc Tr Co_10
47
50%
36
38 Vs
Gas
Oil Corp
5
16%
17%
Fidelity-Pliila
20
81
84%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
10
National
Common
Delhi-Taylor
10
23%
25%
20%
22%
Fidelity Trust
10
70
74%
Provident
10
56
59%
50c
19%
21%
1
11%
18%
12%
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newarki —10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
30
33%
56%
19%
First Bk Stk Corp
31%
33%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0—28
53%
8
135
*
24
25%
3
25%
27%
Class
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
17%
18%
National
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
14%
16%-.
New
18%
20%
Nicholson
Detroit
Internat
17
18%
Norris
Di-Noc
Chemical
Disney
(Walt)
Doeskin
Bridge Co
Arts
1
Inc
1
Inc
B
11%
Nortex
24%
North
6
6%*"*
Shops of Del
Elec Assoc
North
&
File
Co—
Thermador
10
1
Corp A com_50c
common
Sliirt
Eng Gas
22%
Productions—2%
Products
&
National Homes
Oil
&
Penn
Corp
Gas
American
50c
Corp
1
Coai
1
25%
27%
Northeastern
9%
10%
North
1
30%
32%
Northwest
2
11%
12
16%
13%
14%
jHfed-*
63%
Northwestern Pub Serv Go
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
Dynamics
$1
i
*
*.
.
.
P\
.
Nat
El
Utilities
Co
Emhart
State
10
(Texas)
Oil
17%
J
-
~
32%
Coal
Ber.
Foods
Fanner
Federal
Natl
1
3
6%
17
67%
39%
6%
18
—
•
15%
16%
5
14%
15%
5
27%
29%
5
27 %
29 %
23%
7%
Pabst
44%
'
Pacific
Pan
8%
Brewing Co
•
23%
25%
__1
9%
9%
...
•
Power &>
Light Co
6%
Sulphur Co __70c
Indus.
1
American
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Genera!
7
7%
32%
Rockland-Atlas
Co
(Camden
N
of
First
Natl
First
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bk
First
Natl City Bank
First
25
N
100
303
10
313
Rye
33%
54
60
63%
64'/a
67
St
Louis
20
(N Y)__20
St
13%
14%
Bottlers__l
13%
12%
29%
61%
65%
10
53%
56%
Pioneer
2%
18%
19 %
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Foote
Mineral
Co
1
19%
20%
Polaroid
Corp
45%
49
Portland
Gas
19
35%
37%
Ft
23
30%
24%
35%
37%
Mortgage Assn_100
Boston
Corp
Corp Ltd
Wayne
Frlto
Co
Garlock
Corrugated
Plymouth
Gas
Rubber
Co
•
Co
2
1
Coke
&
Co
Controls
General
Crude
16%
17%
10c
6%
7 %
32%
35%
Pub Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
5
16%
17%
24%
25%
Pub
Co
of
New
Mexico
5
14
Co
Oil
39
41%
Punta
22 %
24%
Purolator
38
2%
preferred
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co.2
Great Western
Financial
Serv
Properties
Inc
Alegre Sugar Corp
Corp.l
10
43
45%
10
33
36 Va
5
Bk
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
Gruen Industries Inc
1
River
15%
Sulphur
Gustin-Bacon
Corp
.
Brand
gu,
g.i4
Robbins
2%
3 %
Robertson
*
9%
10%
10c
6%
7%
29%
31%
Haloid
Hanna
Class
—
Company ;
(M A)
B
Haskellte
5
Co class A com_10
common
Mfg
25c
Corp
10
5
35 %
4%
45
23
24%
ton
Corn
Exch
Bk.15
47%
(N Y)
20
66%
69 Vs
York—10
40%
43 Vs
65%
69
10
30%
33%
12%
46%
49"%
Phila
(Los
of
HUntlng-
Y)
Bank
Sterling
S
of
28%
(H H)
9%
Inc
*
54
Co
1
72
Bank
New
of
Harris
Tr
Hartford
Hudson
(Chl»—100
& Sav Bk
Natl Bk
County
& Tr
Natl
49%
40
44
10
19%
20%
20
Tr
3c
46
25
Bk
44%
47%
Co
Y)
Trade
Bk
&
Tr
Co
Bk
(Phila)
Trust Coi of
469
31
33%
Trust
54
59%
Union
Bk
15%
25
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
440
Co—10
17%
Union
Tr
Co
Co
of
(N
&
New
No
Y)
Tr
Co
Jersey
2%
10%
11 %
(N Y)„5
263A
29%
(Cleve) __10
Amer
Bank
(Union City)—8
Com
of
43%
46%
10
42%
45%
10
22%
United States Tr Co (N Y)__20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aris)_8
63%
28%
United
Co
of
States
Maryland
Trust
Co—•
2%
1
3
43%
2
44%
47%
1
7%
10%
20%
22%
2
27%
29%
Smith, Kline & Prench Lab 33Vac
56%
60%
Roddis
Manufacturing Co
Corp
Plywood
System
Inc
4%
49
124%
119
126
8%
Searle
(G
D)
&
Co
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra
Skil
Pacific
Corp
Power
Co
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
(N Y)—10
x32%
32%
R
34%
I
L
(Boston)
35%
10
Natl Bk of
Providence
For
footnotes
see
preceding
We
page.
maKt
12%
16%
Industrial
58
76%
17 %
Rockwell
'
Markets in two out of every three of th©
&
10%
10
Corp
National
18%
46%
13%
18%
12%
30'/.
10
Albany
Natl
Tradesmens
Hanover
19
25c
79%
50
Guaranty Trust Co
(N
75
20
of
Bk
.
State
24%
17%
38
118%
7%
& Myers
Rochester Telephone
Ryder
Hagan Chemicals 3c Controls—1
Inc
ioy8
Trust
Mass)
Natl
Angeles)
Security Natl Bk
(Franklin
Y)
16%
23
3 %
3
Rice Mills
Roadway Express class A
20c
Mfg Co new__2.50
Haile Mines Inc
20
Street
Bank-State
Co
36 %
15%
Richardson Co
Riley Stoker Corp
Gulf
Trust
23%
33%
Republic Natural Gas Co
30%
35 ;8
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
21%
2
12%
21%
38%
9%
4%
22
,
27%
Inc
4%
23%
3433
Leaseholds
2
19%
30%
20
20%
25%
Coast
13%
28%
Metals Corp of America—1
Reichhold
Chemicals
—1
5
Fire Brick Co
1
1
Products
Rare
20
Giant Portland Cement Co
Y)
41%
5
Co
19%
15
Producing
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
Gulf
130%
10
General
P)
125
5%
1
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
(A
5%
2%
31
♦
—
Gas Service Co
Green
2%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Paper_10
Packing Co
5%%
Natural
(N
Security First Natl Bank
26%
First
Bank
Union
(Boston,
14 %
11%
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
Pigeon Hole Park Inc (Wash)_l
Fluor
Louis
Second
Banking
(Phila)
Trust
73%
17
35%
50
National
(N
Girard
70
Royal State Bk of New York—3'
of
Natl
35'/a
Royal Bank of Canada
67%
Rochelle
Square
10
10
21%
Dallas
of
Pennsylvania
New
of
64%
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
Bank
20%
(Jersey Clty>„25
& Trust Co
Natl
6%
Chicago
Bank
(Phila)
12%
J)
Finst Natl Bank of Boston
First Natl Bk
Co
Boston
34%
23%
Trust
64
Camden Natl Bk & Tr
First
Franklin
34%
42
Co
Mfg Co
Corp
Otter Tail Power Co
Pendleton
Fairmont
Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Oswego Falls Corp
*
9%
22
1
Old
15%
*
Co
■
9%
14%
7'/a
Mfg Co
Empire
1
50c
Associates
Paso Electric Co
16%
'
*
.
Gas
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern
Production
Co—37
60
(Minn/____10
Second
2
*
.
Tennessee
Co $4
Serv
Co
(Pgh)
Co
America
of
preference
..
East
Inc
Inc
Corp
Water
Pub
10
___5
Dun
Indiana
14
9%
15
Gas Co
Donnelley (R Ri & Sons Co__5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
&
13%
Trust
list
Utility
of
Stocks quoted in the above
Over
-
the
-
TROSTER,
2.
2400
Securities.
Counter
Your orders <fi inquiries are
invited
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&
Member.'}: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
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I-
376
24%
'
66 %
30%
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1426)
.
.
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
March
22
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
P»f
Mutual Funds—
Ask
lc
4.46
4.83
Aetna
Casualty
8.92
9.75
Aetna
Insurance
Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-l
10.03
10.96
5.61
6.15
1.58
1.74
Intl
5.75
6.23
4.03
Investment
American
8.90
1.67
Johnston
3.78
8.14
1,52
Mutual Fund Inc—I
Fund Trust——.—*
American
Associated
Fund
Inc
Investment
Fund
Par
Ask
America——1
25c
Fund Inc.—1.25
Business Shares
1
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Matual Fonda—
Resources
of
Co
15.85
"A" Inc__ 1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp ic
5.52
7.99
3.61
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
17.29
Custodian
Keystone
—
—10
—10
70%
74%
28%
30%
Lawyers
35%
Life
29%
Lite Insurance Co of
5
27%
29%
B-l
(Investment
1
24.69
25.77
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
24.22
26.42
.1
4%
5%
18.85
American
Co.5
35%
39%
Massachusetts
11.01
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)_ -2%
27%
29%
Merchants
—
(Low
1
(Discount
1
10.09
9.35
1
3%
3%
12.16
K-2
11.95
13.04
American Re-Insurance
—5
25%
27 %
-*
—-I
20.89
15.49
22.46
S-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
8.57
11.19
15.15
16.53
American Surety Co
.6.25
17%
16.65
S-2
(Income Com
Stocks)—1
11.29
12.32
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
Bankers & Shippers
—10
53%
S-4
(Low
Inc
Fund
10c
9.74
10.52
1
1
21.25
12.48
22.97
13.68
Priced
13.49
14.73
Stks)_l
9.56
10.44
11.76
12.73
Priced
Com
6.61
25c
11.40
12.46
13%
14%
6.88
7.52
13.11
14.17
Life
Insurance Investors Inc—1
1
19.51
21.17
Life
Insurance
—
7,55
Stk
Sayles
Inc—1
5.42
Fund—*
a42.40
lo
5.05
Fund
Mutual
6.00
24.18
Automobile
17.01
13,100
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
139
Metal
Fund Inc
1
Century
Fund
Colonial
9-77
8.87
12.38
1
1
Inc__
Investment
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Stock Fund—_1
Composite Bond & Stock
16.89
1
15.19
1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
13 68
16%
Inc
—
Inc
Fund
Composite
Fund
Concord
9.64
13.36
Inc
1
1
Diversified Growth Stic Fund—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
16.51
Massachusetts
14.79
Mass
E
—
17.75
2.88
2.bJ
9.47
o-'1
Units of
Investment
Fund Inc
Electronics
.TZ
4-82
2.64
Eagle Fire Ins Co
4.18.
Employees
Group
3.78
Employers
Reinsurance
14.85
15.48
lb. (4
3.80
7.54
3.54
3.07
Fidelity
1
1
8.20
10.96
12.00
7.03
—
Corp
Trust
Securities—
General
Capital
General
Investors
Group
Automobile
shares
12.97
7.64
lc
11.63
6.62
9.29
12.68
12.26
administered shares—lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
shares—lc
Bond
shares
Merchandising
Mining shares
lc
lc
6.31
9.44
8.74
7.97
14.65
8.55
lc
shares
bond
7.39
5.75
8 61
Fully
.
16.04
8.91
10.08
8.79
11.04
9.63
lc
11.55
12.65
shares
lc
2.58
2.85
equipment shares
lc
6.06
6.65
lc
9.44
10.34
shares
Petroleum
Bond
stock
Railroad
shares
Steel
shares
16.88
4.05
4.45
lc
8.81
9.65
lc
Utilities
—
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
15.08
15.53
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc_.
16.47
16.97
31
61
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
10%
11%
Monarch
Life
—5
32
34%
Fire
10
74
78%
Stock
Growth
of
England
York
1
Inc—
Series H-C7
Nucleonics
Fund
10c
Series H-DA——
4;29
10c
-
4^25
Haydock Fund Irc_
Pine
4.60
Price
(T
20.09
2.45
2.67
9.71
10.61
8.46
9.25
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
of
Boston
Inc„_1
Income Fund
Investors
1
I
8.81
Growth
9.46
Scudder,
■■
■
10.22
Stock
10.22
11.18
lc
10.41
11.38
Growth
Fuod.lc
10.94
11.97
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
Institutional
Insur
Springfield
33
35 Vs
Standard
17%
Marine—6.25
&
52%
56
63
68%
——10
_
40%
Title
26
27-%
U S Fidelity
35%
Marine—.10
45
47%
—10
55
58 %
Travelers
40 %
.
33%
—lo
18%
10
38%
159
166
75%
Co
North
of
41 %
5
(J) CO
Amer
vN
79%
Fire
&
Accident
Guar
&
Trust
Y)
(N
3
—5
U
44 %
103
S
20
21%
76%
79%
& Guaranty Co—10
67%
71
——3
24%
25%
Fire
U S Life
City
Insurance
of
Co in
the
2
Fire
26%
28%
28%
Y
N
Westchester
Bid
-
14.01
Home
one
30%
32nda of a point
more
or
3%s
18.68
June
3%s
July 15,
1957
99.30
1957
,3.70s Sept
100
100.2
3%s
Feb.
14.
100.1
100.5
2%s
May
1,
100.2
2%s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s April 1, 1957—
—
6.99
1
12.19
1
Inc
2s June
13.25
11.35
1
46
Va.
12.34'
1,
1957
———
3%s Sept 3. 1957—
3.80s Nov. 1, 1957
99.19
—
99.23
100
1958
97.18
97.26
1959
96.30
97.8
1,
1960
95.22
96.4
Feb.
100
15,
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
96.10
97
100%
100%
99.30
Natl
Mortgage
3.35s
May
20,
1957
Aug.
20,
1957
Sept.
20.
1957
Jan.
*9.22
11.11
96
99%
1972—
Federal
'
a22.76
8.53
96
102%
100.1
100.2
Sept.
4>8S
1
99.2
1,
3%S
100.3
;L"
1.25
99.8
100.3
1,
3.90s
43%
100.4
Nov.
2%s
■
99.31
98.24
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s May 1. 1971
4%S Feb. lo, 1972-1967—
100*
Clark—
Fund
1958
.
99.30
Clark
a34.66
99
1958
Ask
100.1
2 %s
30.6a
6.47
99.31
100
2%s May
Stock
30.31
1957.
Bid
;
July 15. 1957
1%S Oct. 1, 1957
100.1
—
Bonds—
1957
1,
May
3%s
100.1
100
1957—
16,
Bank
Land
3.30s
100
—
1957—
17,
Federal
Banks—
Loan
3% April
15,
3.20s May 15,
Ask
15.60
•
&
55%
Obligations of Government Agencies
V 21.59
Fund Inc
Stevens
,,51%
Surety Co
50%
—10
——
Insurance
11.18
1
&
Fire
Seaboard
Figures after decimal point represent
17.12
Funds
Stevens
Paul
St
47%
5
——
10.34
1
Nuclear
13%
(Texas;—10
Assn—
!
—
1958-
20.
—_
100
100.3
98-28
100.4
100.7
99.4-
12.02
Selected
Smith
Amer
Shares
(Edson
B>
Fund
1
13.53
1
11.90
1
12.05
13.20
38.25
40.75
1958—
10,
_
100.1
100.3
13.00
Sovereign
Feb.
14.83
Southwestern Investors Inc
4s
State
Investors
Street
Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
a28.70
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
11.01
Television-Electronics Fund
11.59
12.63
21%
23 %
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.64
1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Texas
Fund
Inc
w
—
'
1
8.17
8.93
1
10.93
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates
of
United
Continental Fund
United
Income Fund
Fund
Funds
June
Oct,
1,
3%S
Accumulated
Feb
14,
7.92
8.66
9.70
10.54
1
10.60
11.58
l%s
1
16140
17.83
Canada
Ltd
..
1—1
5.94
100.4
l%s April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
98.12
98.20
99.13
99.15
l%s Oct.
1%S Feb.
97.12
97.20
97.10
97.12
96.16
96.24
5.57
10.51
6.93
99.23
1957
1958
1,
15,
IV2S
April
7.57
1,
Oct.
99.25
_
1957
99.27
l%s
99.27
99.29
l%s
99.17
1957
15,
1959
1959
1,
99.19
3%s
May
15.
Oct.
1.
1959.
1.
April
95.24
94.20
1960——
1,
1960
100.3
—
96
94.28
100.5
11.45
Investing Corp—_1
100
1957
1,
2.99
1
99.31
6.09
2.74
1958
15.
Notes—(Cont. )—
l%s
Aug.
Ask
99.11
IV2S Oct.
6.49
Income Fund Inc
1
Value Line .Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
May
Bid
99.7
100.3
100.2
1957
Treasury Notes—
l%s April 1. 1957
2s
ol a point
Maturity.—
Treasury
1957
24,
2%s Aug.
1
Shares_l
32nd*
100.1
11.88
Funds Inc—
Uxiited
more
or
Ask
Indebtedness
3%s
3%s
United
one
Bid
Van
Strum
Fund
&
Towne
Inc
l%s
April
l%s
Oct.
92.16
1961
93.28
92.24
91.16
1961
1.
1,
93.20
1960
91.24
Stock
.
9.52
lo
—
34
14.35
Inei
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scudder,
—_—
Fire
21.72
32
,.21.38
...
&
22%
11%
6.43
•
1
—
(Geo) Fund—
Science
—5
—
(Jacksonville Fla) -2 %
6.95
X12.18
Inc
lnc~
Rowe.i
Fund
21%
2
9.23
6.36
1'
Inc.-
Fund Inc
Puritan
10
(N Y)
Corp
9.07
8.49
2.50
Fund
Fund
Fund
20 Va
80%
5.03
8.30
5.93
Corp—..
Value Line Fund Inc
a24.33
American
5
7.05
1
—
Street
Pioneer
y
18%
76%
Insurance
38
"
Republic
fuderal
Philadelphia
60
56
5
—
—
11.40
Securities
Securities
10
—
;
&;
Inc
Inc
95
53%
10
•;
Security (New Haven).;
6.45
>■'
Peoples
36 %
92%
10.43
1
Shares
Over-The-Counter
34%
88%
Hartl'ord Fire Insurance Co_ ..-10
Value Line
1
7.50
—4
Hartford Steamboiler
4.69
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
F)
19.95
-1
Chemistry
Electronics
United
,
-
(S
10.43
1
Ltd
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Newark
Capital Fund
Canada
Pacific
Phoenix
9.65
1
Series
74%
3.54
1
Stock
89
—10
4%
18.43
1
Series
10
(Minn;
29%
Franklin Life
1
Series-
8%
70
Life
Fire
Republic
Firemen's
Home
Series
38%
7%
12.50
National
64%
1
Series
27%
36
61
11.08
Life
39%
25%
3.33%
—
46%
11.96
Great
49%
36%
2.50
Insurance
82%
.
5
Fire
Northwestern
16%
V
10
River
Northern
46
39%
15
2
Northeastern —i
3%
1
-
North
27%
1
Corp.—
Series
79
57%
York
New
36%
5
A—
61
10.25
Assn
Gulf
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series-!
Bond
82%
43 %
Fund
11.06
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Investors
98
5
Corp class
57%
Fireman's
Hanover
Nation
■
<
Nationwide
2.50
Fire
7.91
3.26
Corn
Co
New Amsterdam Casualty
New
Hampshire Fire
Reinsurance
of beneficial interest———1
Inc
Ins
60%
•
General Reinsurance Corp__ —10
United, Science Fund
Hamilton Funds
Income
37%
29%
53%
89 %
3.34
18.47
-lc
—
shares
Tobacco
35%
—
Assurance--
40%.
3.03
9.83
6.74
shares
Railroad
208
5
84%
al4.34
Common
lc
Food
RR
15.09
Electrical
&
Institutional
3.83
o.yjr
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Equipment shares
General
17.04
0.03
8.48
U-58
11.19
shares
llectronics
7.35
10.02
lc
lc
Growth Fund
Common
1
101'%
—5
37%
1
Putnam
lc
lc
shares--
Building shares
Chemical
13%
200
Bonding
Fire
Deposit of Md__ —10
of Philadelphia- —10
7.22
Inc—10c
Interest—1
Fund
Shares
.'Fund
1
industries Fund Inc—-1
Inc
Capital
Casualty
4
&
Globe &
of
!0-0i
6.71
15.n5
3.52
13.81
Aviation
%
18%
12%
97
Proviaence-Washington
Fund—
beneficial
.1.25
Federal
2.78
4.ii
Gas
91
17
20
,—10
Corp—5
(N J)
Assoc-
Glens Falls
New
13.74
—10
3.79
33 %c
Life
5
Co—
2.39
10.26
New
Fidelity;-Fund Inc—-A— *—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Fdunders Mutual Fund ——*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
—lc
Preferred
stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures
Maryland
Va
Pacific
20.31
7.04
6.79
Casualty
9.35
159.47
15;-®q
119
18.79
Stock
---10
20c
Energy
Equity Fund Inc
256
114
1
Income
5.27
246
5
Co__
3.43
Trust
Invest
21.63
1
Corp—I
Life— —10
Assurance
5.56
Stock
Dividend
}
General
Continental
3.21
Growth
Preferred
—
77
4.30
Investors
Investors
22.93
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
29%
92
Ins— —2
Natl
Connecticut
Kr
Mutual Trust Shares
9.58
15.69
—-1
5.90
y
13.79
& Howard—
Eaton
Fund
Fund Inc
Naflotuil
——2.50
2oc
Inc—.
Fund
Dreyfus
—
Bond
69
Diversified Trustee Shares—
27%
Life
—lc
—
Mutual
11.56
(N J)__8
Ins Assn
Life Ins of Amer— —10
lc
shares
14.38
14.24
65%
10.52
12.58
8.74
18
Fire
3.90
shares
Petroleum
Manhattan
7.17
6-55
27%
36%
Ins
Colonial
lc
_____
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc*
Massachusetts
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Qe Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund „
Oe
Dividend Shares
shares
Paper
Mutual
Series
Corp (Va>_5
Inc
1
1
National Union Fire
24 Va
16%
Life
Cruni & Forster Inc
shares
18.36
18
(N Jt_10
33%
Columbian
Funds—
Managed
—
J—-1
Fund
10.61
Ins
Co—.1
Stand
Continental
8.25
5.48
Shares Trust—
1
22.37
Chemical Fund Inc—
50c
15.73
Christiana
Securities com—100
12,500
Preferred
——134
Venture
Capital
Life
Natl
—
Camden
Loomis
Growth
—1
(Wash D C)
Insurance Co——— —5
Beneficial
Boston
6.03
Assurance
Home
Mercury
Bankers
1
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Fund Inc.—
International
Amer
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd~l
1
—
Ltd
Fund
Bonds;
Bonds;
1
Inc—.
Fund
Ltd
Canadian
Ask
19 Ve
America,
of
General
Canadian
Bid
87
33
National
——
B-3
B-4
Knickerbocker
(1954)
Ins
6.00
10.80
Bullock Fund Ltd—
Canada
Title
Companies
8.68
9.94
Bowling Green Fund—;
Broad Street Investment
California
Y__10
Lincoln National Life
preferred—
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville .Flat
conv
17.28
Fund
Boston
Insi.iO
N
of
27 %
SI.25
Funds—
Bonds t;
Life
33%
3.95
Tr
Ir.v
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co
Insurance Co__ —10
Equitable Assur— —5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
K-l
Bond
Par
Jefferson
183
176
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue Ridge
Companies
Ask
132
American
:
Atomic
1
Co
Bid
126
Agricultural
a20.68
Mutual Fund_l
(The)
&
Aetna Life
American
Development
Mutual Fund Inc—
Surety— —10
Wall Street
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Bank
Institutional
Inst Foundation
Institutional
Fund
Fund
Fund
lc
6.91
7.56
12.60
13.78
Washington
Investors
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Mutual
Fund
Inc
1
8.58
9.38
1
12.77
13.92
Rate
Itlc
1
11.52
12.45
3.40%
Inc
1
5.06
5.47
:
Wellington Fund
Whitehall
Fund
Wisconsin
Fund
-
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
2-56
4-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75%
1-56
5-
1-57
99.30
100
3.875%
100.1
3.875%
3.625%
Bonds—
Burlington
Capital
Industries
Airlines
Columbus
Security Issues
South
&
4%s_1975
4*48
1976
Ohio
75-14
76%
pac Pow & Lgt 5%S—
84
86
Potomac Elec 4%s
Elec—
4 Me8
Pub
Serv
Co
of
Bid
1987
Credit
99%
105%
Corp 3s/8S—
Sears,
101%
Sheraton Co of Am 43As
1975
3%s
89
92
1976
Fruehauf Trailer 4s—
79%
80%
1975
Hilton
Hotels
Ilinois
Bell
Louisiana
4!/2s
1970
Telephone 414s-1988
Power
&
&
98
101%
104
Textron
101%
Underwood
1931
77%
78%
Trans
4%s_1977
101%
99.31
U S Industries 4Vis
102
10-
100.3
100.1
100.4
1-57
100.1
100.4
1-57
11-
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
99.30
100
4-
1-57
1-
2-58
99.31
100.1
2-
wi
100'%
100%
5s
74
121
124
101%
102
105
110
75 Va
1976
94%
96
Western Maryland Ry 5%s_1982
103 %
104
Treasury Bills
Bid
28,
1957
1
2,
May 9.
1957
99.933
May 31.
1957
99.887
1957
Jure
13.
99.733
June
99.699
99.710
June
99.638
24,
1957
1957
Lgfc 434s
Mountain States
Tel
&
1987
103%
103%
102%
102%
Tel—
4%s
1988
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80^>
Central
Illinois
4.64 %
1975
91
95
National
1976
107
110
1987
101%
101%'
Potomac
1987
103%
103%
Texas'Pow
Can
New England
5s
Power 4%s
Okla Gas & Elec 4%s
Pacific
&
Power
6.16%
pfd
55 %
100
56
101%
100
Lt
2.44%
4.76%
par
value
tEx-lOOT*
stock
tEx-2-for-l
105
105%
pfd
50
pfd_100
50
50%
102
104
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
listing
Exchange
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
value.
to
d
x
on
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.400
<_
-
1957
b Bid
dividend
split,
99.470
-
99.412
99.342
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
100
Light-—
!
Electric
&
pfd—50
Light—
preferred
Mueller Brass 3%s
99.538
99.451
99-596
20,
Ask
99.521
—
99.650
99.581
1957
6,
99.840
99.776
1957
June
S9.827
1957
16.
May
Bid
May 23.
99.928
:
99.980
99.877
April 4, 1957
April 11, 1957
April 18, 1957—
April 25, 1957-,
May
Dollar ValM
A*k
99.978
.
Stocks—
Minn Power &
Ask
100
1-57
Dollar Value
March
1971
-1970
United States
101 %
101%
1977
4%s
Match
3.80%
2-57
3.70%
100.3
85 %
1971
5%s
Corp
Gas
84
Elec—
5s
Amer
Universal
Sons—
4%s
Eastern
101
104l'
&
1987
United
1987
(M)
109
1967
Calif Edison 4%s_1982
4%s
Texas
Light—
4%s
Lowenstein
Roebuck 4%s
Southwestern Gas
100.3
100
106 %
101
101%
Southern
100
1-57
1C0%
1972
100 %
-f
1-57
8-
102%
4%s_1987
Okla
3-57
7-
1-56
3-5S
1-
107
102%
1974
4'As
6-
1-56
11-
Bid
Due
9- 3-57
12-
Ask
106
_1982
1987
Commercial
Ferro
Bonds—(Coot.)
Ask
4-56
10-
3.75 %
Bid
9-
3.75%
Recent
Dated
78-
3 20 %
99.356
99.282
99.292
22.247
99.257
Volume-185-
Number -5623
The Commt
-
'at and Financial Chronicle-
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(1427)
L
—«#»»»*
rirffi fsdereiftf sirvefHstrirt—MHadetphia
1
4-
Ended,fy&rsh
-
.
1957
'. " -Bank clearings this week will show ail
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
increaseJcompared with
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Bethlehem.. 3__
'."Chester
that'fw the week ended Saturday; March 23, clearings for all
at-$25,897,686,576 against $23,141,857,629 for: the
is-
.there
a
-same:
-
Our preliminary totals stand
gain for the week ending Friday of 16.6%.
Our comparative summary
-
'
.
1,814,439
—
1.5
—
3.4
5,652,082
4,910,452
6.4
—16.7
1,293,000,000
1,234,000,000
4,029,073
4,217,813
-
4,693,047
"
.
1
6.965,443
0.1
6,842,332
3,961,347
4.6
•4,045,297
3,202,203
—17.1
8,095,986
23,170,473
0,661,896
13,374,904
-
1-8,650,283
Jersey—Trenton
16,575,652
+
031
+
ill::
:r:
„
.
-
.
'
1957'.-+
1,357,919,128
1
"
bytel egr aph
Week Ended March'23—
*
-
16,551,872
1,273,336,198
.
Total (11 cities X.
.
l'
■
+
0.1
—
0.2
6,624,339
14,981/474
15,480,310
1,365,422,625.
1,296,840,299
$,
Fsurth Federal Reserve District—Otovsland—
1966
•
1,715,473
8,914,622
18,605,870
3,777,541-
7,385,857
,
2,311,546
—
•
-New
-■
4,549,631
'
Delaware—Wilmington
for the week follows:
$
1,557,67a
1,594,732
2,089,129
-
York—
■
:
;
.
1,288,000,000
Wilkes-Bar re,
At this center
week in 1956.
.
■'Bcranton__:_i________
•
1,479,923
.
8.5
+
1954
$
^
4,396,423
Philadelphia—
Reading
.
11.#% above those of the corresponding - week last year.
1955
-
.+. 6.4
.1 689,175
2,067,670
or
Dec. %,
.
1,205,000,000
7
3,910,886
7,528,387
__
Lancaster
cities.of the United States for whichis is possible to obtain weekly-clearings will be
$
1,888,983
,
„
1,833,044
....
'
of the country, indicate
i
2,016,455
I
.
inc.
1956
$
Pre¬
a year ago.
-
$13,786,163,301
$11,820,457,608
+ 16.6
1,172,180,560
1,078,430,'858
+: 8.7
1,426,000,000
1,371,000,000
+
4.0
804,216,751
640,700,242
+
25.5
457,348,228
452,229,441
+
1.1
lofcl*uls
385,400,000
353,400,000
+ .9.1
San
779,447,000
755,921,503
+
3.1
6.6
New York
Chicago
_
—
-Ohio—Canton
__
Kansas City
,
...
w-*-;
283:367,341;
Cleveland.^....
10,121,745
203,472,966
538,984,911
270,749,245
1,1
53,388.600
12,615,045
+
3,5
53.35S.200
8,615,070
14,177,202
+ 46.4
10,885,550
50,763,000
8,538,243
12.9
13,392,823
11,306,781
1.8
428,937,7b!
41b,138,603
0.4
1(319,993,905
1,280,247,028
4,C39,072
3,437,774
19,197,000
181,366,023
-
15,999,969
484}235,005
493,072,362
1,443:929,691
—
1,437,575,032
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh...
<
10,963,674
d.8
+
13,743,434
281,072,048
75,261,500
....
Mansfield
Youngstown
8.8
+
573,505,716
V
579:913,294
'
ColuJnbus
Boston
V
12;536,937
Cincinnati..^.
■
Philadelphia
+
—
480,629,405
'
i<
Francisco
Pittsburgh
477,036,292
•
;
_1_.
Baltimore
447,585,628
+
619,431,651
530,572,765
384,436,236
+
Total
(7
Cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RIobiMRd—
9.1
West
*
-Ten cities,
$20,326,724,800 $17,834,734,281
"flto days_____
Otker cities," five" days
4,675,801,480
:
Virginia—-Huntington
-Virginia-i-Nori'olk
l
+14.0
4,422,602,790
+
Richmond
5.7
$25,002,526,280 $22,257,337,071
AU cities; one day
»
+
-TntM au cities tor w«k_
+11.9
our
ends
issue of next week.
•
cities).
•
721,904,375
+
2.4
700,036,539
20,160,800
7,648,113
_
we are
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
March 16.
Tor that week there
was a
decrease of 0.1%,
same
week in 1956.
at this' center
*•
showing
of
Total
$22,844,509,446 in the
(including this city) the totals record a falling off
•
■
The Chicago'Reserve District shows
of -7.3%
a
In the following we furnish
larger by 1.7 %
are
in the Dallas Reserve
,
-
Week Ended March 16—
.11
ij*tb'
.
:
-
„—-11
Cl«v<laud___—.—_1. 71
U'S
.—
"V'
.
7tb Ohibago
1,357,919,128
1,437,575,032-
739,035,902
■loth. Kansas City....
1,365,422,625
+
0.4
1,319,993,905
1,260,247,028
+
721,904,375
2.4
700,036,539
844,144,065
+. 4.0
-1,181213,652
1,471,725,868
1,394,034,163
7.3
.717,955,383.
680,434,420
0.2
609,174,379
564,130,103
;+
1.7
664,721,949
623,048,740
524,216,600
;+
3.2
1,219,307,124
+
2.6
1,537,615,521
744,608,968
—
7
**
508483,402
569,424.770
—
>-
036436,323
625,536,782
540,903,060
1,251,577,318
,
:
v
.
Wc
•*
**
\
22,815,165,563
———109
York City—
-
Outside "New
,
«
Francisco——Id
Total
:
add
now
our
11,2194 95,259
—
558,945,328
494,754.358
1,289,630,938
.
1,191,145,888
22,844,509,446
0.1
24U49.110,219-
22,464,469,963
11,240,019,'496*
0.2
11,110,818,785
10,408,905,383
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
1957
Pall
.Lowell
2,317.091
Dec.
2,915,842
7,482,620
667,385,054
3,705,278
River
3,787,465
—
f+
—
—
1955
1954
$
'/o
$
3,838,126
15,496,728
16,603,884
Worcester
12,992,652
2,478,042
2,CO',771
1.5
6,760,140
5,793,905
1.4
663,649/423
.8,306,601
...
17,491,534
...
Rock ford
11,604+255
6+105,810
Bpringfield....
11,575,850
t
New
Haven
2.2
3,751,404
3,335,040
4,469,436
3.518,703
6.7
14,534,232
13,799,862
10,313,463
6,231,434
40,513.101
Rhode Island—Providence*.
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12 cities)
.4,592,186
125,808,494
6,752,200
44,743,090
..
.
14,633,380
.2,357,004
1460,600,759
0,77.8,474
16,212,565
10,887,276
6,167(052
....
..
.
9.7
—
5.1
+•
4.0
+
0.7
+
5.2
—
—37.5
—
1.2
+ 22.6
9,066,748
74,487,030
9,748+293'
3,656,968
131,471,423
5,983,542
42,879,636
14,752,177
'i,
1,648,062
1,100,290(705
5,134,149
15,635,063
8;799,577
;
j
31460,257
„
"138,927,919
4,796,675
..
40,217,494
15,357,543
:-1(344,912
1,037,965/410
4,598,110
13,836,246
+
7.9
+
6.6
9.644,696
+
2.3
5,518,464
5,039,477
C.l
1,471,725,868
1,394,084,163
—10.1
382,200,000
204,432-002
362,200.000
128,873,112
2,450,269
132,681,29K>
717.955,383-
680,434,420
8,046,784
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Leuls—
.
Total
402,000,060
362,300,000
-
—
6.6
188,428,222
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
201,732,608
-136<772(t-50
3,109,629
127.4G5.408
090,609(901
:
744(608,968
7.3
*
(4 cfties)
—
2,510,952
—
0.5
—
+
23.8
183,787,218
2,365,913
;
Hinth federsl Reserve District—IHnneapolie—
9,-733,514
2.7
4,497,601
6,106,754
9:9
13,417,955
2.5
10,053,954
4,427,763
143,030,574
8,769,907
4,082,622
.
5,899,691
4,722,881
16.0
12,686,087
11,384,020
569,424,770
0.2
609,174,379
564,130,108
88T.656
1,015,870
-ike
1,059,220
020,840
(7 cities).
Tenth Federal Reserve
841,811
2.5
848,147
8,878,879
.
District^-Kaneae City-
V
11,564,309
-
—
152,904,958
11,119,455
+
4.0
151,676,106
.
+
0.8
hi
'
773,719
701,528
9,214,980
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
——-
10,165,707
+ 15.2
+ 28.7
164,714,156
11,169,142
28,391,848
403,429,345
13,013,325
6,385,362
I (a)
-
27,554,603
402,680,814'
+
0i2
431,621,230
+
5.0
12,515,259
391,573,533
11,673,045
—21.0
6,124,068
5,381,090
630,186,328
;
167,150,652
11,708,471
35,472,062
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
St.
11,852,300
563,183,403
———
Helena.*—__—
Total
7,041,4^1
411,663,848
157,314,828
380,038,653
0.7
IX,276,744
Dakota—Aberdeen
7,128^06
0:3
5,956,279
North Dakota—Fargo_
South
5.4
4,044,856
—
142,465,711
11,966,847
Paul
382,046,745
143,458,197
—^
Minneapolis
St.
9,237,698
380,846;965
Minnesota—Duluth—
625,536,782
12,399,144
3,083,177
_
10,851,503
22,848,153
2,880,534
(a)
<a>
Total
Cities)
(9
1.7
+
664,721,949
62'+,048,740
1,660,39)
1,508,737
6.1
+
—
38,445,073
+ 11.2
38.284,622
37,346,345
24,243.227
;
82,809,000
7.0
1,536.171,589 " -1,537:615,521
<17 cities)-...
Missouri—St.. Louis
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
23,642,049
+
2.5
20,496,561
15,321,530
32,106,300
30,057,800
.+
6.8
30,127,600
27,771,100
2,929,113
2.677,383
+
9.4
2,578,830
2,008,988
0.3
799,032,490
17,113,305
—
Dallas
-
-
Worth
14,101,709
451,002,469
437,184,716
42,211,127
Texas—Austin
Forth
Connecticut—Hartford
'10,690,237 "
2,5
—
.7,022,780
1,472+144
1,146,881,739
-
1.5
+
9,942,877
642,843.649
+12.2
3,618,575
Springfield
3.4
—17.4
2,141,652
1.770,061
-New Bedford
15,224,793
10,598,816
82,710,000'
4,144,005
132,233,533
13,875,534
Missouri—Kansas
657,731.585
—
19,123,544
10,351,993
..
45,073,180'
Wichita
7,594,088
__
—
Massachusetts—Bpston,
.
$
First Federal Reserve Dlstrlet—Settee
in—
Portland
2,316,403
7.4
.11,571,719
9,249,499
'
Lincoln
Inc. or
1956
$
Kaina—Bangor
2,987,010
0.8
84,806,000
-
Nebraska—Fremont
W-ek Ended March 16
Olwrtefi at—
54.0
.
i
11,403,183
•
'Hastings
'-
+
20,233,928
.10,876,458
,
11,680,675
•*
"Montana—Billings.
week ended March 16 for four years:
.1
2,748,059
4.231,409
20,388,908
-
*
1,091,897,760
0.1
1,201.970,692
690,609,901
11th
13th San
•
1,296,840,299
1,536,171,589
.--J- I
7
6.2
—
1,249,868,093
'-§ttl Mtnneapoll3___-__
'•
■>'
12,459.131,564
*
--
,+*•"
;\^';'1954
*'
13,471,237,163
4
.—10 : "**
——
1,091,897,700
557,823
764,641,570
'
Atb St. Louis
j •. •
-
799,002,490
_^17 ' **
_$th Atlanta
1,181,213+52
—
Dbtrlet—Ghletfe—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago-. - ...1
-
,
0.3
—
12,096,037,204
1,273,136,198
"**
_
4.0
Sioux City...
Peoria
—' 0.1
808,333,250
12,079,826,231
;
1955
-
Dec, %
$
1,443,929,691
"
Ath-Richmond
+
L,
Haute..
Total
Inc. Or
1956
805,737,350
:-12 dtlcs
York__r_—--—-10
Philadelphia
9,832,316
489,656
1,201,970,092
...
Decatur-.
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
1957
Sfd
11,243,263
9.7
190,613,114
Des Moines
-BUMMAR Y OF DANK CLEARINGS
And New
+ 17.6
196,811,022:
Iowa—Cedar Raplds.
,
.;
■
177,245,260
6.8
"Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District by 3.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 2.6%.
-
215,249,466
+" 4.1
+
Indianapolis
Terre
■
v
totals
Arbor-
South Bend
In the
District of 0.2%.
*
.
.
1st' Boston^
4,687,826
198,558,225
665,043
Indiana—Fort Wayne
decline of 0.1%, the St. Louis
and- the Minneapolis- Reserve
Kansas City Reserve-District* the
•
5,343,915
,
.
7,230,012
215,887,225
x
1,249,868,093
—•
-Rapids
Lansing.;..
■
0.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 2.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
;:
114,489,760
361,900,000
.
187,999,965
Grand
"
*
28,682,788
.
-'
600,868
(io cities).
Michigan—Ann
-
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals register ah improvement
Reserve District
044,144,035
,•
200,861,648
Orleans-
Seventh Federsl Reserve
'
that in
0.1%, in the Boston Reserve District of 0:3% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 4.0%.
13,767,590
7,576,469
2.5
+
+ 12.6
'
*
Louisiana—New
We group the cities according to the?
"decrease of 0.1%.
a
the New ;York Reserve District
of
312,770,147
.121,652,550
Outside of this city there was a loss of 0.2%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in Which they are located and from this we note
trict of 6.2%.
16,184,605
Mississippi—Vic kshurg
the aggregate clearings for
the whole country' having amounted to $22,815,165,563 against
234,891.521
213,903,987
30(504,708
116,012,664
380,051,000
1.4
—13.3
7,462,734
264,547,207
.222,745,710.
■:
1.4
8,094,059
*
Alabama—Birmingham..
4.8
—
383,700,000
'378,500,000
7,017,957
Mobile
*
'tf 5,714,560
v
122,322,993
Macon
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
"
3.8
27,751,367
Florida—Jacksonville.
3.1
;■+.
124,010,538
Nashville....
."Augusta
has to be estimated.
cases
+
142,070,293
739,035,902
'
•Deorgia—Atlanta
•
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
-1.1
8,979,809
359:900,667
+
371;076(424'
147;486,055:
i
Tennessee—Knoxville.....
not available at time of going to press.
are
22,617,000
0.3
182,341,979
7,219,128
340,056,602
143,762,758
Sixth Federal Reserve Dfetrist—Attests—
appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
2.2
+
~ *
:
Complete and-exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
«
.
In
$23,i4i,857,629
$25,897,686,576
9,079,240
—
.23+543,249
183,194,084
1.2
Total (6
:
+10.4
4,110,273
23,129 321
183,727,051
Mary land—Baltimore
;
-District of Columbia—Washington
+12.3
884,520,558
-895,160,296
4,537,805
...
....
i
Boutli Carolina—rCharleston—
-
Total all cities, five 'days.
-
+
+ 16.7
419,501,017
Cleveland
-*■,
40.536.445
+ 21.4
12,534,498
+
3.2
474,899,600
+
4.1
38,818,017
..
9,194,326
427,456,751
3
\441,078
764,641,570
305,737,350
808,333,250
—
11,041,000
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
7,778,000
7,010,000
—16.0
6,641,643
13,114,163
—
cities)___
+ 45.7
7,043,136
17,173,594
—23.6
18,273,270
6,276,587
14,375,616
540,903,060
Falls
Wichita
7,577,000
6,420,996
Galveston
524,216,600
+
3.2
558,945,328
494,754,353
+
13.9
204,091,693
191,239,782
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francises—
Washington—Seattle
Defend Federal Reserve Dlstrlet—New Yerk—
New
•
Bingham ton
;
f-
.
-;
-
19,212.906
034,882
3,403,986
140,316,602
9.6
152,540,087
146,643.196
3.023,961
—14.3
3,224,775
2.395.131
3,366,740
8.4
2,910,565
11,604,489,950
0.1
13,038,291,434
12,055,599,580
48,256,518
40.233,053
—
22,479,714
—.
218,429,586
191,783,654
5,559,203
206,378,896
+ 10.4
5,527,107
4,918,734
Oregon—Portland
200,517,922
+
3.2
213,626,170
187,123,090
88,310,183
87,504,626
+
0.9
95,535,323
+
9.1
84,172,510
22,823,110
Utah—Salt
Lake
City
30,225,759
California—Long Beactt
2,561,398
,595,970,304
—
Rochester
Syracuse
4
<a)
a)
20,251,287
3,087,060
Jamestown
-Now York
;•
5.1
2,590.286
Klmir*—
'
—
153,795,335
"Buffalo
.
81.787,197
77,646,215
York—Albany
-
22,131.432
+
—
—16.6
+
42,498,734
1.6
18,555,247
15,936.678
1.1
687,456,855
653,8+8,366
+
8.7
22,063,058
16,146,563
6,314,385
+
27.9
6.616,407
11,020,637
+
4.6
10,822,182
5,247,018
9,650,037
2.6
1,289,630,938
l,191;14o,888
0.1
24,149,110,219
22,464,499,963
0.2
11,110,818,785:
10,408,900,383
22,979,036
—
24,965,582
8.073,887
11,530,633
——
Barbara...—
Stockton
25,336,196
7.2
21,486,148
645,014,156
—
;
—
—
36,682,287
19,664,732
6.1
27,711,511
19,037,996
637,636,093
Pasadena
San Francisco
Santa
5,035,049
23.879,926
20,146,645
Connecticut—Stamford..*,
27,180.425
28,953,054
New Jersey—Newark.
74,138,524
74,295,653
0.2
73,114,826
89,413,092
7.5
90,825,915
81,359,067
12,096,037,204
0.1
13,471,237,163
12,459,131,564
Total
(10 cities)
1,251,577,818
"1,219,367,121
+
22,815.165,563
22.844,509,443
—
11,219,195,259
11,240,019,496
*
66,790,697
82,699.309
,
••
Northern .New Jersey
Total (10 dtfWM.
12,079,826,231
—
—
24,336.672
"
Grand total
(109 Cities)
Outside New York
tity.
;
—
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
We give below
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
1
4%
1
4% first mtge. & collateral.trust bonds series C—-Apr./ 1
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—
/
v
;
First mtge. bonds, series G, 4Vi%, due July 1, 1983__Apr.
1
MARCH
15,
record for the week jus$ passed.
a
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
FEDERAL
1957
MARCH
TO
ACT OF
UNDER TARIFF
1930
ENTIRE
'
INCLUSIVE
1957,
21,
1091
first mtge. & collateral trust bonds' series A
Apr,
first mtge, & collateral trust bonds series B—-Apr.
4y«%
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522-ol the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on /the different
countries of the world.
Page
Date
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co,—
Trans
ISSUES
.
1092
CALLED
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
605
Cyanamia Co., cum. pfd. stock, series C
Mar. 29
Barium Steel Corp., bVz %' conv. debentures aue 1968—Mar. 27
International Rys. of Central" America—
/ First mortgage 60-year 6% gold bonds, series B, and
5% first mortgage 60-year gold bonds
-May 1
International Utilities Co., Sl.40 cum. conv. pfd. sk,—Apr.
1
American
Country and
Unit
Monetary
+
Noon Buying
;
Rate for
Monday
.0555555*
.0385356'
.325433
^
1.045312
/
.0252770*
V
..
.208916
.208933
.00435401♦
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.237912* ::
.237912*
.237941*
.237925*
.237937*
.209180
IndJtp, rupee.,
—
Ireland, pound
Japan, Yen
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso,
Portugal, escudo
.208870
.208920
.208930
.209070
2.789275
2.790625
2.793750
2.789875"
.00277912*
.00277912*
.0800560
.261175
.261233
.261266
.261162
2.761757
:
2.762252
2.761757
2.762995
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
,496r 50*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.233150
.233175
/
.233343
2.779451
2.789375
.233275
2.778953
2.780199
2.789875
2.778952-
"
2.793750
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233154
;*
2.789375
2.790625
>
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
Gold
1957
certificate
i
account
20,764,394
Total
R.
gold certificate
notes of
Other
and
583,406
2,170
—
+
5,840
2,168
+
589,246
414,420
3,508
+
116,318
450,019
892,739
254,155
783
18
+
133
23,172
11
+
8,669
loans
advances
1,205
•
Acceptances—bought
V. S.
+
21,618,790
reserves
cash
Discounts
2
+
854,396
other banks-
Industrial
1956
outright,,
+
—
50,006
Loans to banks increased $172
million.
ber banks follow:
:::
.
Bills
|
Notes
1
11,362,199
____________
Total
Held under
outright
s.
Govt,
+
—
+
81,800
+
44-.600
23,198,117
*
securities
Y'.Y.
429,500
582,500
adjusted)-——
adjustedt —.j————..
Commercial, and -industrial loans-J—
+
129,100
"
84,500
289,045
"+. ;■
81.800
Agricultural loans
—
Total loans
from
and
foreign
securities—
24,114,811
banks———
Bank
premises
Other
assets
— ____—_
/
6,497,862
75,645
132,869
;
————
+
383,248
+
1,520*935
+
766~036
+
220
+
11,393
—
364,397
Other
—
628
+
23,724
Real
loans
Other
loans
U.
Government
53,304,438
__
+1,896,894
+1,192,326
Liabilities—
Federal
26,431,488
57,353
+
392,084
Deposits:
Member
bank
18,843,638
+
310,637
U- s. Treasurer—gen'l acct.—
Foreign —2
744,770
+
293,482
300,088
+
7,738
Other
188,092
—•
—
;
reserves—
—
_____—
Total deposits
16,542
20,076,588
-
Deferred availability cash
items
+
595,315
5,447,988
+
1,347,608
Other liab. and accrued divs
17,881
+
704
+
111,822
—
250,598
—
—
25,374
300,879
+
994,473
+
1,934
51,973,945
+1,886,274
+1,087,612
119
+
383-
783
10
+
172
11
banks—————
1,446
172
to
Federal
with
Reserve
Balances
domestic
with
1,031
+
Time
U.
S.
deposits—
56.905
demand
Domestic
22,929
1,134
51
10,240
330,630
Other
224,727
178
747,593
+
20,910
+
53,981
+
29,823
From
Federal
From
Reserve
26
475
195
109
—
.
10,442
tExclusive
Total liab. and capital accts.
of
gold
certificate
re¬
53,304,438
+
1,896,894
of
loans
to
loan
individual
serves:
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
deduction
note
to
deposit
liabilities
and
.
purchased
correspondents
F.
called
on
for
672
5
1.2%
667
1,986
16
+
—
99
Interstate
236
4.36%
re¬
gross.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal, changes for the week
ended March 13: Increases of $403 million in .commercial
and industrial loans, $144 million in
holdings of U. S.
Government securities, $131 million in balances with
domestic banks, and $1,114 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and
decrease of $121 million in demand de¬
posits credited to domestic banks.
a
a
NOTICE OF TENDERS
due
trust bonds—
in New York City, $75 million in the
Chicago1 District,
$26 million in the Cleveland District, and $25 million in
the Boston District.
This was the largest
weekly increase
in these loans since the week ended Dec.
19, 1956, which
to
also around
quarterly tax date. Changes according
industry appear in another press release.
a
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $81 million in
Chicago, $63 million in New York City, and a total of
$119 million at all. reporting member banks. Holdings
*>f V. S. Government bonds increased $26 million:
Hold-
-
series
due
1972—
series
due
1975
sinking fund debentures-due 1972—
;
Maui
Mar. 26
_.
1324
Page
„
Apr.
1958
1038
1
'
stock 4.6 %
series-
ser.
C 4%%
5%
1039
:1153
—Mar. 31
bearer coupon bonds due '78—Apr.
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.,.4.50%
Itansatlantic -Shipping Corp,—
.
3-15
3-15
1
3-15
(quar.)
4-1
3-12
(quar.)
45c
4-15
3-22
Co._———>.—_—
50c
4-
1
30c
4-
1
3-15
$1,20
4%
4-
1
3-15
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
*
dividend)
(Del.)—<
Co.
8
5-31
5-
4-1
3-14
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
1
•
54'/2C
(quar.)
of
3-
22c
——
America—
income and
from security profits)——
Foundation,-Ltd.—
(increased
21c
i
——
f40c
3-
4-15
$60c
quar.)___
3-15
4-15
-
4
3-15
pfd. stk
of
Trust
Royalty
175c
(s-a)———
—.
Y.)
(N.
Co.
3-15
3-28
3-14
3-14
3-29
5%
3-29
2-28
37Vic
60c
4-1
3-15
1
3-15
53%c.
4-1-
3*15
4-1
3-1
1
3-15
4-1
3-15
1
3rl5
4-
40c
,
4-
82Vid
$1.08%
$1.10
10c
13%c
4-
,
——
40c
50c
—
$1.50
—25c
——
2-28
120c
(quar.)—___—_
(quar.)
3-15
3-30
5c
Certificates—
4/L5
8c
(quar.)—:
Boston
——
3-29
.
3-
4-30
4-15
8
1
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3*21
4-1
3-21
4-
1
3-18
1
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
2-28
preferred A (quar.)—:
!
s
$1.25
$5 preferred B ;(quar:)—
$1.25
$5.50 preferred (quar.)—_—
$1.37Vi
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.20
James Mfg. Co, (quar.)—
30c
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.) Corp.—
.5% 1st preferred (quar.)—
—
$1.25
Jeannette Glass, 7% preferred (accum.->—_
$1.75
Jefferson Custodian Fund
5c
3-29
3-15
—15c
Jenkins Bros., non-voting common (quar.)—
25c
3-29
3'
3-29
3-21
$1
3-29
3-21
15c
93%c
5-15
4-15
(J.
B.)
&
Co.
(quar.)
1045
I
1046
„
Mgr. 31-
sinking1 fund, ship jntge. bonds due Oct. 1, 1968—Apr.
979
Y
*
1
-
/
..
1091
Mfg.
7%
15c
37Vic
$1.75
——
com.
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
•
2-28
Jamaica Water Supply
$5
.
REDEMPTIONS
Date
preferred
Y
1
(quar.),—
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.,
1324
Electric Go., Ltd.—
1st mtge.
1
23c
$$3
4-
common
Securities
Trust
Jacobsen
1324
subord. convertible debentures due 1968—Mar, 81
Plywood Corp., 5% cumulative pfd. stock
May
1
Co.,
4-
Convert¬
4-
Ivey
1324
Mar. 26
Manufacturing Co.—
Gas
3-15
4-
Island Creek Coal, common
1324
15-year 6%
Laclede
1
$1
$S preferred (quar.)
Mar. 26
;
:
sinking fund debentures due 1973
Irvine
,'
Mar. 26
;_j,
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
10-ycar 3% sinking fund debentures due
General
3-15
4-
1924
Company and Issue—
Brunner
3-30
60c
43:%c
convertible preferred
1324
.
PARTIAL
$1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
4.40% preferred (quar.),:
Ironrite, Inc., common (quar.),
55c convertible preferred' (quar.)
-
Mar. 26
3r:'r.%
3%%
3-29
3.30%
■
—Mar. 26
:
.
3-15
3-15
.
Page
—Mar. 28
%
1971
3%%
.
,
1970—
due
1
3-30
(Canada), class A (s^-a)_
Stock dividend .'——:———-——————
Iowa Electric Light & Power, com.
(quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)_j_^
—
4.30% preferred (quar.);—————-—
Iowa Power & Light, com. (increased quar.)
•
Date
series
3-22
3-28
Company and Issue—
series
7
4-15
Investors Syndicate
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
3s/s%
4-23
(quar.)—_——
7%
Extra-
6%
preferred and common stock called for Redemption,
including those- called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
2%%
3-19
70c
"/■/-.''
cents
Investors
4%%
Commercial and industrial loans increased in all but
two districts: the principal increases were
$223 million
was
"•
list of corporate bonds, notes,
United Gas Corp., 1st mtge. & Coll.
2%% series due. 1967
;
3-19
3-15
3-29
Co.
preferred
Investment
Notices
Below will be found
4-15
4-15
———————
cents/from net investment
(6
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
480
3-13-
1
4-15
Ltd.———
Textbook
Power
Investment
15
18,802
3-15
4-
—40c
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
Interstate Engineering
ffctock
-
.5%
3-30
,
50c
Salt Co.——^—
Eakeries,
Interstate
Common
46.5%
3-15
37tic
—
International Telephone & Telegraph
282
+
3-29
3-13
3-29
J15c
—
(quar.)—
this dividend).
plus
Power,
Silver,
Investment
58,237
—
Industrial loan commitments—
for
share
International
+1,192,326
accept¬
foreign
'
3-15
»
1
preferred (entire
issue
redemption on April 1 at $33
1,332
R.
combined——
Contingent liability
ances
.
4-15
25c
•
■
(quar.)—————
Shoe
valuation
of
(quar.)
1
4-15
4-
35c
—
——__—
Ltd.—
—
International
—
3-
■\Y j.'-.
convertible
$1.40
Ratio
serves
preferred
Interstate
+
(quar.)
698
+
1
3^15
4%
27,543
accounts.;
4-
15c
Co
ible tc April 1—
—
3-13
'
v
3-15
per
+
121
1,079
Banks-
others
3-25,
$1
A
1
76
—
1
3-18
3-30
35c
;
—
Harvester
45
—
3-15
1
International
————
6-
1
in¬
from
Corp.—————
+
194
1,521
—
3-15
7-
4-
deposits—
banks
4-1
30c
of North America
—
.114
—
-
B
International
Government
9-21
1
4-
LIABILITIES—
deposits adjusted-——
deposits except U. S. Government—
6-21
4-
A "(quar.)
International
Demand
3-21
3
4-
195
—
4
4
}50c
224
131
3-
3
——
International Ocean Telegraph Co.
International Petroleum, Ltd.
596
81
2,476
—,.
banks———
—
23
13,194
[Banks-
Cash in vault—i._,——;
3-29
3
(Interim)'—"——————_
Common
—1,442
111
4
3- 4
—_—J50c
—1,868
26
7,667
.
preferred (quar.)——— t$1.12V2
International Milling Co., 4%
pfd. (quar.J_
?$1
International Minerals & Chemical—
—2,755
18,664
4,859
3-29
4V2%
Borrowings—
Capital paid in—_
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
capital
Class
Class
524
1,370
Foreign banks
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
137
453
144
———
3'3-
tl2Vbc
i$ 1
\
Holdings, Ltd. (final)——
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
+
'
3-lt
3-29
Fund—
Income
partic preferred
.+
.
1,
$3
—
International
21
—
i——-
Interbank
Total liabilities ;
758
6
of indebtedness-
securities
Reserves
6%
25,676
—__——
Other
136,729
—
107
—
3-11
4r
7-
(s-a).
(14c
Fund
Steamship
Common
10,824
securities—total—-—
U. S. bonds-
notes.——
>
3-18
securities profits and loc from
Co.
Interlake
4
——
Bank
International Bronze Powders,
8,740
———————
Loans
Reserve
6
1,791
1
1
3-29
50c
$1.25
3,874
—
4-
4-
—
Interlake Iron
1,156
—
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
+
3-18
4-
62'/2C
304
*
3-18
1
10-
(quar.)—
3.655
403
Y +
2
1
20c
20c
common
Exchange Bldg/(111.) (quar.)
Interstate Co.,
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
+
4-
4-
4-
of
investment income)
Insurance
+
3-20
1
4-15
.
profits)
(5c from
423
4-10
4-
t$l<121/a
" t72%c
Insurance
+
4-20
vestment income and 16c from securities
International
_,
.
_
Treasury bills
Total assets
Institutional
(—) Since
3
—
loans-
Corp.,
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
pur¬
carrying securities—
for purchasing or carrying
estate
S.
for
or
securities
22
Uncollected cash items-
dealers
3-11
25c from ordinary
income and 10c from capital gains)
1956
—
brokers and
to
Loans
207,245
30,410
3-11
1
"
20c
payments
Institutional
678
52 310
1
—
Investors—
Mar. 14,
85,653
investments
and
4-
4-
——————!—>——
(Interim
(in millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
chasing
Due
Inland
1957
'
1957
;
—
Mar. 6,
Mar. 13,
136,045
Loans
23,116,317
repurchase agt.__
Total U.
—
2,801,750'
___________________
bought
Y
8,571,413
__________
Bonds
84,500
+
.
—^
preferred (quar.)—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% preferred
+
Decrease
380,955
_____
Certificates
$1.03'/«
—
4''o
Increase ( + ) or
Bought outright—
3-11
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd., class A—_—
v
.
>
•■/
1
$1.14
(quar.)
Common
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Government securities:
3-22
4-
(quar.)——
Development
Common
deposits of indi¬
viduals, partnerships, and corporations in New York
City.
v'".-.
/Y
Y': .Y ../• -Y,. •;
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$195 million and borrowings from others increased $109
A summary
2-18
4-i5
12c
$1.03
preferred (quar.)^——
5»/2% preferred (Initial)—:
Industrial
million, of which $158 million was in
million.
3-29
&
12%%
$4.50
./•■■■
trict, $120 million in the Chicago District, $84 million
in the Kansas City District, and by smaller amounts in
all of the other districts. Time deposits increased $194
165,954
Britain
•
/
.
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
F.
Mar. 21,
1957
^
deposits adjusted increased $536 million in
York City, $170 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
New
(In thousands of dollars)
Mar. 13,,
million, of which
York City.
2-28
Telephone Corp., common
12V2C
4.80% preferred (quar.)
$1.20
Indianapolis Power Si Light, com. (quar.)—
37V2C
4.60%
preferred (quar )
$1.15
4% preferred (quar.)—
$1
4.20%
preferred (quar.)__
$1.05
Indianapolis Water Co.
4V2% preferred B (quar.)—
;
$1.06,/4
5% preferred A (quar.)
——i.
/ $1.25
Industrial Acceptance Ltd., com (quar.)
;■
t35c
$2.25 preferred (quar.)———
—/IS&'/ic
Demand
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Mar. 20,
ings of "other" securities increased $111
$53 million was in New
2-28
3-29
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
4.56%
♦Nominal
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
3-29
3%
Indiana
,
2-28
jibe
Incorporated Income Fund——_—
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
preferred
%
3-29
(s-a)
Tobacco
4.12%
Holdert
■
Pnvable of Ren.
112V4c
—
preference
When
Per
* Share
(interim)
com.
Co. of Great
Ireland, ordinary (final)-
.496950*
.0349000
;/■
-
;
(Canada)
Tobacco
Imperial
.140080*
.406950*
,Y' //.;,..
Final
6%
,
.496950*
-
-.V.-'/.-''
/■
Imperial
.0800560
.193330*
2.783312
'
.'■/
;
Name of Company
.00277912*
.140080*
Union of South Africa, poundUnited Kingdom, pound sterlings
~
+
►
.0800560
1
.496950*
(Continued from page 14)
.00285500
.0800560
.261137
Sweden, krona.
Switzerland, franc
/
.00277912*
.
.0800560
2.766089
/
2.789375
.00277912*
720
1280
DIVIDENDS
.00435401*
1J346718
I
.00435401*"
Y
1044
11
.209150
'
.208916
.209350
Apr.
issue.
this
Announcement in
preferred stock—.
conv.
cum.
325106
.325133
1.046367
.00435401*
Ceylon, rupee—
Finland, markka,;
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark,
5%
.0198837
.0198025
.325133
.1.046171
.325066
1.045500
Corp
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0198937
%
.0198900
.0199000
:
♦
.0385356*
.0385356*
/
,
Resistoflex
2.223605
2.222609
•
1037
.0555555*
.0258034*
2.223007
*
Canada, dollar
S
.0555555*
.0262374*
.0264501*
2.222609
2.226095
/
8
.0555555*
.0264501*
*
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, frsnc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar,
-
March 21
March 20
s;,;Y
.0555555*
Free
March 19
$
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
March 18
Friday
March 15
Argentina, peso—
York (Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers In New
1091
■1091
Jefferson
Electric
Founders
Jervis
Corp.
(quax.)
shares
—
(qua^.)_
Jewel Tea Co.,
3%%
Johnson. Stephens &
Quarterly
—
preferred (quar.)—,—
Shinkle Shoe Go.— ' •
:
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
3-29
3-18
8
5-
1
4-17
4-
1
3-23
-
10c
Volume 185
Number 5623
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
Per
Name of
Jones &
5%
preferred
Johnston
A
Mutual
(From
of Rec.
(quar.)
Fund
investment
Journal
Holderi
Payable
62 %c
(quar.),
common
When
Share
Company
Laughlin Steel,
4-1
$1.25
4-
Per
Name of Company
3-8
Macy (R. H.)
& Co.
Mading
Stores
*20c
(quar.j
Printing
4-15
3-29
Montrose
50c
3-29
3-15
Moore
*$1.25
4-30
4-17
1%
class
A
(quar.j
*25c
3-30
3-15
77#
class
B
*25c
6-30
6-14
3-18
priority shares
(quar.j
Maine Bonding It Casualty Co
Maine Public Service
3-8
3-13
Drug
Car
Mailman,
3-22
Corp.
Convertible
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
Corp.,
priority
pfd.
(quar.j—_
shares
Kahler
Corp.
Kaiser
Corp.,
preferred
Kalamazoo,
common
Grand
&
Semi-annual
class B
10c partic, class
Kansas
A
3-15
Manitoba
$2.90
.
3-15
1
4-
IOC
4-15
4-15
3-30
95c
6-
1
5-15
$1
6-
1
5-15
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
Marine
$1.08%
6-
1
5-15
4%
:
,
(quar.)_
preferred
*
__
(quar)
—
preferred (quar.)
City Southern Ry.
preferred (quar.j
Kansas
Gas
4.28%
&
Electric
preferred
$1.12%
4.32%
preferred
4%%
preferrea
$5
$5.65
.
5-15
1
6-
Maritime
&
Mark
8
Market
4-
1
3-
8
$1 preferred
4-
1
3-
8
4-
3-15
Marsh
3-15
Marsh
Co.,
Refining
§4.50
Marshall
3-
4-
3-
8
$1.25
4-
3-
8
— —
Martel
$3
Inc.,
(quar.)
Co.
Fibre
Kldde
(Walter)
Co.,
Kipaberly-CIark
1
3-21
Co.
4
4-15
3-31
(quar.)
Kirsch
Company (quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc., common
preferred iquar. 1
Kroger Co., 6% preferred
/ jj% preferred (quar.-)-,
Mfg.
4-8
3-28
2-28
3-29
3-19
4-
1
25c
.
4-
45c
4-1
(quar.)
Extension
2
1
3-
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-15
$1.75
5-
1
4-15
3-30
3-21
15c
_
10-10
McKay
1-10-58
preferred
Superior
1
4-
1
27c
1__:—
(quar.)
Ishpeming RR.
Laboratories
4-
Co.
(increased)
Class
B
A
4-15
4-
4-
3-20 '«
1
1
(quar.)
B
(quar.)_.
Corp.
&
,4-75%
6-14
6-29
6-14
+
_—__
<quar.)___
I
(Dela.)
15c
9-30
-
,
9-30
#
12-31
3-29
Mersey
2
Metal
Lawson
«fe
Jones,
$2.50
Lees
preferred
(James)
Lghn
;
A
—___
4-15
4- 1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Co.
Products
3.85%
pfd.
1
1
62 Vac
(quar.)
4-
1
96 '/4c
_
5-
1
7%
~
preferred
(qua".)
4-19
3-39
4-
1
3-22
37 VaC
4-
1
3-15
12 VaC
_.
Liberty
Life
—
Loan
Corp.
profits
sale
on
income
net
.
investors
Insurance
Liggett &
(quar.)
of
from
securities
interest
Myers Tobacco,
from
ilOe
and
pfd.
13c
of
23c
$1.75
(quar.)
3-28
3-15
4-
3-13
1
Lincoln Nat.onal Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
...
—
Quarterly
5%
preferred
Corp.
Joint
87#
Pipe Co.,
Steel
Lpew's,
A
3-
6
3-29
3-
8
$1
3,-30
3-19
$1
4-
1
3-21
$1
7-
1
6-20
4-
1
3-15
25c
3-30
3-12
m
3-29
3-
;
Ltd.
(quar.)
Investment
t75c
Hosiery Mills Ltd., class A
Brewing (increased quar.)
preferred
E
Coal
Lord
&
+20c
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
5%
Go.,
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.08 3 4
4-
1
3-15
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
25c
;
common
preferred
Telephone
4-
$1.06 V,
(quar.)
Dock,
convertible
5%
Loiain
3-15
50c
pfd. B
4.40% preferred G (quar.)
Longhorp Portland Cement—
Lorian
3-30
(quar.)
Star
4.35%
8
Ltd.—
Corp.
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co., 5.%
414% preferred D (quar.)!
4-
4
3-25
25c
4-
1
3-20
62 V2c
4-
1
3-20
$1.25
4-
1
3-
$1.75
5-
1
4-23
$1.75
8-
1
7-23
$1.75
11-
1
10-23
30c
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.j
2
Baltimore Hotel—
7%
non-cum.
7%
7%
preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
Lor ilia rd
*7%
Los
3-30
(monthly)
(quar.)
preferred
Lone
4-10
3-29
(quar.)——
Canadian
London
3-30
12 «/2 c
(quar.j
common
Theatres,
(M.)
London
$3
Chain
Inc.
Loew's
-
class
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Locke
10-10
20c
—
-
Corp.,
7-10
1
50c
11-
1
4-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lipe Rolhvay
Lock
(quar.j
8-
1
4-10
35c
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph, com.
Lionel
35c
5-
Co.,
(P.)
preferred
5%
Gas
&z
$1.75
Electric
Co.
$2.50
—
iquar.)
(quar.)
Lower St. Lawrence Power (s-a)
Lowney-
1
Walter
Lager
Lynchburg
Lynn
Gas
Macfadden
MacLaren
MacMillan
Class
B
2-28
3-29
4-15
3-29
3-29
3-20
3-29
3-18
4-
1
3-15
4-15
3-15
Light
Lowensteln (M.V & Sons
Lucky
4-15
75c
iquar.)
4-15
37 %c
(quar.)
common
27%c
31 Va c
Electric,
preferred
LotPell
*
(quar.)
Angeles Investment
Louisville
*
common
Ltd.
Co.
M.t
Brewing
+
40c
t25c
iquar.)
iquar.)
30c
4-
1
3-15
Foundry Co
& Electric
iquar.)
20c
4-
1
3-15
40c
3-29
Publications
Power
Ar
&
(quar.j
(quar.)
Paper
Bloedel.
—
(quar.)
class
A
(quar.)
15c
—
150 c
4-
2
1
*5c
7-
2
6-
7
*5c
10-
1
9-
6
Class
3-26
2-28
Class
A
3-12
3-15
National
(quar.)_
National
3-29
c
3-29
3-
4-16
3-29
4-16
3-29
8
Co., common..—
preferred B k(quar.)___
67#
Lined
4%7o
Service,
3-15
3-20
3-29
3-
6
*12 %c
4-
1
3-
8
20c
4-
1
3-
8
South
Middle
States
National
5%
National
3-29
3-15
3-15
National
1
3-20
National
1
3-19
National
4-
1
3-15
National Tile &;
4-
1
3-14
National
4-
1
3-15
1
—
Steel
4-
1
3-2©
5-
1
4-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-25
3-
3-29
3-2i
:
Car
Stock
—
!
Co.
Insurance
New
Britain
3-
8
1
3-
8
New Brunswick
1
3-
8
30c
12-20
12-
6
Machine
New
4-
1
3-
8
New
4-
1
3-16
New
Haven
Haven
New
Jersey Natural Gas,
preferred (s-a)__
3-29
3-19
15c
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
6%
New
25c
3-30
3-
4-
1
3-
4
4-
4
New
Fire
4% 7#
preferred
1
3-
97 VaC
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4
New
$1.11 Va
4-
1
3-
4
Quarterly
New York Dock,
3
3-26
3-26
14
3-14
v4.36%
N.
5-31
5-16
New York
8-31
8-16
New
11-30
11-15
3%%
5-31
5-16
4V2%
8-31
8-16
$4.50
$1.12'/a
11-30
11-15
New
York
50c
3-30
3-15
New
State
York
preferred
Telephone
(111.)
Newark
Trust
Water
Telephone
—
(quar.i
Rubber
Reclaiming,
preferred
(quar. t
3-18
4-
1
3-12
3-30
3-15
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
3.407#
.
4-
1
3-11
3.60%
preferred
4-
1
3-18
3.907#
preferred
preferred
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
5
6%
preferred
4.10%
Nicholson
File
3-30
3-15
7 VaC
3-29
3-20
4-15
4-
Norris
10c
4-
1
3-20
56 Vi c
4-
1
3-20
North
American
3-30
3-1*
North
Penn
North
Star
(quar.)—
Millers
Falls
Co.
25c
(quar.)—
5
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte St. Marie RR.
Extra
Minnesota
&
3-
Minnesota
Power
preferred
Mississippi
G'ass
&
—
Mississippi Power, 4.407#
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping Co. (quar.)
A
A
A
(J.
S.)
&
4-
1
40c
3-30
25c
—
4-
1
4-
1
4-10
$2
3-15
•
Co.
Ltd.
4.40%
1
3-
7 V
4-
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
2-21
9-
3
8-16
3-29
3-22
3-29
3-11
-
1
Northern
3-11
Life
(1956
series)
—
Insurance
5V2%
Telephone
Co.
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.12%
4-
1
3-15
4.75%
preferred
$1.1834
4-
1
3-15
*25c
4-
2
3-20
40c
4-
1
3-30
2-25
O'Sullivan
3-15
3-
8
c
3-31
3-
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-15
3-29
3-
1
3-29
3-15
4-
3-15
8
1
4-15
4-
4-
1
3-
5
4-
2
3-
4
4-26
4-12
22c
5-
1
3-22
$1.25
5-
1
3-22
7
3-30
3-
5-15
5-15
$1.37 Va
4-
1
3-20
40c
4-
1
3-15
5-15
5-
4-25
3-29
6
*38c
Portland
4-
1
3-15
*25c
4-30
4-23
*25c
4-30
4-23
3-21
Cement—
3-20
25c
1
Ltd.—
A (initial 1
Industries, Ltd. (s-a)
Nortnwestern States
4-
(quar.)
4-
*40c
,—
(quar.)
f~
preferred
4-15 J
93%c
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
Gas
preferred
4.50%
3-15
1
100%
Extra
$1.22'/a
1
5-
(Seattle)—
Tele|>hoiie
(quar.)
3-30
4-
44C
Quebec Power Ltd., common—
preferred
4-10
Service—•
Public
Northern
5%%
3-14
15c
(quar.)—
Northern
Northwest
3-28
*62V2C
Works—
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
3-15
50c
(quar.)__
3-25
6-14
1
25c
(djuar.)
Ohio
9-13
8
4-
40c
Oklahoma
1
8
3-
tl3c
(quar.)_.
Northern Natural Gas Co.,
1
8
3-
1
18%c
Northern
1
3-
1
30c
Northern
4-
common
(quar.)
Containers, Ltd., class
Modern
Mohawk
Petroleum
Mohawk
Rubber
Mills
Monarch
A_—_——
Co
preferred
4.70%
preferred
A
Scotia
(quar.)
—
Light & Power Co., Ltd
Rubber
Corp.,
5%
pfd.
1
3-15
Oberman
5-31
5-25
4-
62 %c
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-
Ohio Consolidated Telephone, 6%
$1.12%
common
*
(quar.)
—
(accum.)
preferred (quar.)
Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd. <quar.)__
$1.17%
(quar.)—I
(quar.)____
Nova
50c
$1.75
4-
5
8
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
Edison
Co.,
common
8
3.90%
preferred
4-15
3-18
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-
3-18
4.447#
preferred
(quar.)
1
1
4-
1
3-15
* 12c
4-
1
3-
25c
4-
1
3-22
12 Vac
6
Mlg.—
5%
Office
Ohio
4-
$2
Co.—
RR.
4-19
15c
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Class
prelerred
8%
25c
—
Worcester
<fc
15c
(accum.)
Monroe Auto Equipment Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
(quar.)_
4.50%
Quarterly
Norwich
$1.25
(quar.)
iquar.)
Railroad, class A
»
'
Corp
Molybdenum Corp. of America
Monon
25c
(quar.)
»
8
3-15
7-
1
4-
t50c
(quar.)
3-15
10-
44-
$1.02 V2
Ltd.
dividend
Stock
4.90%
Mobile Gas Service,
*
3-11
81
preferred (quar.).;
*31V4C
(quar.)
7
4-
56V4C
4-
Ltd.—
Indiana
75c
*
3-
8
Refractories
Gas
Oil,
preferred
75c
(irreg.)—
Mitchell
57#
3-15
$1.15
—
(irreg.)—
(irreg.)
Class
3-14
1
28c
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)
Missouri Pacific Railroad, class
Class
3-28
4-
40c
3-18
1
3-
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
$1.25
1
4-
3-31
Illinois Gas Co., common
$1.10
4-
97 '/2
Engineering
*
4-15
$1
8
Northern
(quar.) —
Co.
(quar.)
30c
3-
Northern
3-15
3-15
3-15
1
3-
8
1
8
3-29
4-
3-31
2-28
4-
3-
1
"
8
90c
4-
Co.—
4-
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-27
Light
3-29
50c
Mining Corp., Ltd
Corp. (quar.)
American Aviation
(quar.)—
$2.50
5
3-15
$2
3-31
5-
1
3-15
1
85c
20c
3-28
1
(quar.)
40c
25c
Ontario
1
4-
4-
3-31
Paper
—.—
3-28
4-
$1.15
45c
50c
Fund
3-28
933/4C
Thermndor
North
8
3-18
4-15
$1.50
!
(s-a)
Minnesota
5%
3-
3-28
3-25
4-1
35c
Normetal
15c
preferred
common
3-15
4-15,.
81 V4c
(quar.)
37 Vac
67<>
A
3-30
mo
$1.12 Va
(ouar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving,
(quar.)
Securities.
Manufacturing,
Class
3-20
933/4C
(J. J.) Co., common (quar.)
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric, 3% % preferred (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl Co., common (quar.)——
4V2% preferred (quar.)—
Midwest
Mil'cr
1
$1.12 ¥2
(quar.)
series)
Newberry
5
56V.C
4-
(Ohio)
preferred
25c
(quar.)__
com.
4-16
4-16
75c
—
_!——
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)
common
3- 5
Gas—
&
Service
1
22 V2C
(quar.)—___
1
35c
(resumed quar.)
(1949
40c
(ouar.)
1
4-
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-28
55-
3-
$1
RR.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
30c
$1.10
$1.22 Va
(accum.)_—
5
1
$2
_!
(quar.)—
com.
Louis
St.
&
Electric
10c
pfd.
3-
4-
$1.01 Va
(quar.)_
common
$2
6%
1
$1.09
pfd.
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
56V.C
(quar.)—_____
1
4-
$1.183/4
4%
(quar.)__
Service,
Chicago
York
$1.12 Va
(quar.)—
3-
60c
(quar.)—
common
;
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
3-11
1
\. & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—
56 V4c
(quar.)—
par"
3- 9
3-20
4-
75c
Interim
56V4c
_—
3-21
3-29
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)a
York,
3-29
40c
'
par"
Products,
Insurance
(quar.)
Public
n.0834
—
3-14
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Orleans
3-25
50c
Co.
Water
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05 7#
5
95c
3-20
$1.12 V2
—
—
62 '/a c
Gas
3-15
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
4.60% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
I683/4C
17 Vac
(quar.). ;
Cq.., Ltd.
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire
1
1
4-
25c
Power,
preferred
3-15
4-
60c
(quar.)__—.—
Tblephone
(quar.)
convertible
England
4-15
60c
20c
—
Common
6%-
3- 9
7%c
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Asso.—
4Va%
3-15
3-25
10c
New
New
3-29
4-1
5
4%
(quar.)___
1
4-15
4-
7%c
(quar.)
A__"!
class
—
4-
3-13
(Pittsburgh)
dividend
4-
3-2$
*
3-14-
47#
Radiator
S.
4-
3-18
10c
(quar.)
Fire
Corp.,
Corp.
.4-1
50c
(quar.) __•_—_—I
—
Nehi
62 %o
20c
(initial quar.)
com.
Stock dividend™.
4
4-15
50c
(quar.)_
new
B—1
Class
9-13
—
Ltd
Corp.
Mfg.
Union
Nationwide
3-18
3
3-31
25c
1
Supply Co.,
Tool
4-
$1.25
107#
—«
(quar.)—
Sugar Refining
Quarterly
National U.
6-14
(quar.)
,
3-18
Products—
Stock dividend*.
4-
5
3-13
t37»/2c
Shares
National-Standard
4-
4-
3
4- 3
40c
National
3-15
4-
1
4-
12c
3-15
Co.
5-
20c
35c
3-15
Corp.
3-il
15c
3-30
6-14
pref.
—
3-30
Starch
3-13
3-27
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-29
9-30
—
_*
(quar.)
Machinery
National
50c
"$100
Abrasive
(quar.)
Industries
3-30
4-20
ffOc
Co.,
preferred
1
3-31
$1.50
—
Scrrny <Ss IMtfg. (quar.)___
Securities "& "Research CorpII
87 VaC
Utilities
Steel
Ya %
3t20
Co.—
$2
4
Rubber
1
6-28
(quar.)
Sugar
Midwest
Presto
National
4-
7-15
/Michigan Gas Sj Electric Co., common.!
r
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
——
4.90% preferred (aitar.)
Mid-West
National
3-15
30c
preferred "$100 par"
Midland
3-15
1
4%
(quar.)*—
Michigan
1
4-
3-15
(quar.)
/"4V2%
4-
4-
9
3-
~
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)__"___l—L_
preferred
12%C
3-29
"
Corp._-—1__II1I._I_I_I_
Investors
12-
"4-1
6c
_______
1-2-58
75c
—
Lead
National
1
*5c
*8c
(quar.)_
B
3-26
30c
preferred "$50 par"
Middle
35c
i
3-
(quai).___——
(quar.)
*5c
New
"$50
1
A
(quar.)__
preferred
3-15
4-
A
(Increased quar.)_
preferred
1
Class
3-11
preferred "$100 par"
3-15
4-
50c
—__
(quar.)—
$1
preferred "$50 par"
4 Va %
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Class
3-26
4'/a%
*37 %c
_:
3-11
Corp.
&
3-15
3-15
4-1
4- 1
3-11
50c
4.V2%
net
dividends)
and
7%
A
2oC
4 Va %
3-14
25c
—
(Greenville. S. C.)
_
class
87 VaC
*
Stern
3-22
4-1
.
4Qc
*15c
5
3-11
75c
(quar.)__
Copper
4-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.j
1
3-11
1
1
4-
40c
(quar.)
Extra
3-
1
3-30
4-
25c
«._t.—_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-15
3-15
4-
'
30c
—
(quar.)
preferred
4-
50c
__.
(qijar.)—
Gypsum
National
(quar.)———:
preferred
1
4-22
National Hosiery Mills,
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)-—
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
Michaels,
,
Quarterly
3-16
Co.—
4V2%
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
1
25c
4.35%
Miami
3-29
1
National
4-
1
4-
15c
tquar.)
common
3-18
4-
20c
5%
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Ltd.,
$1-50 preferred
15c
f
5'/2%
3-15
.1
Register
3-16
25c
Ltd.,
3-30
3-29
5c
..
common
3-29
——:
Co.,
4-15
60c
*
Insurance
Grocers,
40c
3.90%
5
3-
4-15
5-
Cash
Fire
50c
:—_——
preferred
4.45%
4-15
3-25
$1.12 Va
Co.,
1
30c
Thermit
8
3-30
;
Securities
75c
——.——
Paper
8
3-
—___
Inc—!
4-
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
3-
3-30
4-15
37 VaC
—
(quar.)
4-20
15c
!
(quar.)*
(quar._)„
Lintoype
Machine
&
3.85%
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y.—
4%
National
87c
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)_——ItMetropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3-15
20c
.
(quar.)_
National
25c
Metro, Inc., common (.quar.')—.
7% preferred (quar.)
8
30c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred ("'tar. I
t$l
35c
(quar.)—.
Stores
4 % %
4-30
t$l
■_
....
(quar.)—
& Sons
Fink
&
Lerner
class
,
common
3-
Corp., Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Class B__
Leatlt & Co.,
3-15
3-29
115c
Laurentide Acceptance
3-13
3-30
10c
*
3-30
25c
Co..
National
8
3-28
6 2 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
3-22
4-
25c
(quar.)
Lfitrobe Steel Co. iquar.)—*-
8
3-
*$1
iquar.)
common
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
Mesta
(quar.)_
Co..
preferred
Quarterly
12-16
4-15
&
2nd
3-15
3-30
.
25c
:
Y.)
1
6C
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
12-16
25c
A
3-
3-27
+
(quar. )
(N.
3-15
4-
20c
1.
Bros,
Biscuit
6 V»
(quar.)
Cement,
Eank
Mergenthslcr
9-16
12-31
593/sc
(quar.)
preferred
Landers, Frary & Clark
Blower
Merchants
$4
Sessions—
convertible
National
2V2C
(quar.)„
Co.
&
3-20
3-38
6c
(quar.)!
Engineering
4-15
30c
(quar.)—
&
Portland
$3.50
9-16
115c
* 15c
_____—
(quar.)
Lamson
6-29
tl5c
__
(quar,)___
Lamson
Lau
1
3-15
,.
Co.
6- 3
50c
dividend
3-29
31V4C
—
preferred
Mengel Co.' (quar.)
3-15
3-30
tl5c
Partic. class A
.Class B
3-30
tl5c
J15c
—
_
&
Industries,
Nation-Wide
15c
Ltd.
Co.
5%; convertible
Johnson
Merck
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Partic.
Class
-
common
Stores
A
Medusa
20c
_
<quar.)_v_
class A
$2.50
Machine
Class
Mead
35c
(quar.)
E.)
Corp.
20c
(quar.)
McQua'y, Inc.. 5% * preferred
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
(quar.)
3-15
(Alired), Inc.—
class
Oil
1
6-20
50c
common
$1.50
(quar.)*_<
common '
*
Telegraph—
._:
25c
Aircraft "(quar.)——:
McLelfah
3-15
3-31
3-20
1
20c
Trucking
McNeil
3-10
j
3-15
4-
W
3-29
quar.)
Machine
(quar.)
Industries, $3 preferred
12-27
20c
(quar.)__—^
3-31
$1.50
&
Stock
10c
McLean
9-27
15c
$30c
tquar.)
common
Natco
:
Stores',
McDonnell
15c
L—-
Ltd.
Co.,
N
3-15
3-15
common—
$3:50 convertible preferred
McDermott* < J. Kay)r& Co.!
,
Quarterly
(John),
(increased
Co.,
Corp.,
McCrory
6-27
7-10.
'
3-29
1
1
-
$6
McCord
5
3-27
4-10
15c
University (»nc. quar.)—
!r__,___!—____——
Labatt
&
&
(quar.)
preferred
4-
_L——
(s-a 1
MoColl-Frontenac
3-8
4-
$1.50
Quarterly
Quarterly
;3*8
4-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
1
4-
6%
Myers (F.
4-
$1.12 V2
participating preference
Mays (J. W.), Inc.. (quar.).
3-21
$1
——
A
8
3-
1
4-
$3.50
Corp.
4-16
20c
-—-—--—
Industries
Factor
3-
*15c
3-21
;
McLean
Co.
3-20
1
—
(quar*)
Corp.
Max-well, -Ltd.",
25c
1
Asphalt
3-22
3-29
'
37V2C
jMaeotta Corp.——3——
Maule
' '
_
62 Vic
—_
:
8
$
1
3-20
1
4-
8
3-12
4-*l
-
Class
3-
1
-4-
30c
'
Max
3-
20c
(quar. )._____—
4%
4-15
28 VaC
-^-—
—
Maul
25c
—
1
4-
(quar.)
(qtlar.)
preferred
Mastic
*2Qc
.__
(quar.j
10
4 Vic
—___—
% %
1
3-29
4-12
25c
System, Inc.,
Corp.
(quarjL
Massachusetts Growth Btock Fund
1
4-20
(quar.) _1——_
Press
4
31V»c
(quar.)
-
3-
3-25
Shares
Mutuul
12b
—:
4-
$1.25
$1.65
Mutual
Masonite
22 Vac
pfd.
1st
Common
3-15
1
•
—.—
(quar.)___
-Corp.
3-15
3-15
_________
4.80%
&
1
4-
—
Keyes
4-
$1.50
(quar.j
quar.j
1
3-15
3-29
Telephone
(quar.)
3-20
40c
(quar.)_.
3-15
'
75c
4-
Casualty
3-15
1
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)_
60c
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com.
6%
preferred iquar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
*15c
3-20
States
Brass
3-20
(quar.)
Maryland
4-
—
Partic.
Co.
3--15
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
__—_
common
Stone
B
L.)
1
4-
Quarterly
3
(quar.)_
(Glenn
3-15
1
4-15
Mountain
4-
(quar..)—
common
preferred
4-
62 Vac
,
Mueller
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
2-27
30c
pfd.
preferred
67t>
1
(quar.)
3-15
17 Vac
4',4%
CO.,
4-
59 %c
(s-a)
4-15
(quar.)
3-30
6UC
>•
Gold Mine, Ltd. (quar.)
Mfg. Co., 6% part.c class A (quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com. (quar.)
4%%
convertible prior preferred (quar.)
Class
Mills,
&
Co.,
pfd.
1
"
Martin
45c
preferred
Copper
Partic.
Field
8
20c
Mills
preferred
30c
(quar.)
3-29
87 Vac
________—
Kerr
Lambert
Mount Vernon
77#
3-
37 Vac
Dairies,
17 %c
(quar.)
com.
3oc
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
Lake
Sons
Marshall-Wells
8
8
(quar.)
preferred
Lakeside
&
Royal
1
(quar.)
15c
t
—
Co.
3-15
$1.12%
_
pieierreu
Kendall
Gas
3-26
Inc.
8
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp-, $5
Finance
4-15
*17 Vac
(quar.)
20c
q',o
Kendall
4.32%
(M.)
Steel
preferred
Motor
3-
Consolidated, Inc.—
25c
Co.
(Calif.),
4-
3-
—
Laclede
9
Cafeterias
Motorola,
8
1
(quar.):
$2.50 prior pfd. (quar.)
Philip Morris)
(see
3-26
*50c
(quar.)
4-
SIX6V4
_—___
(qu.ar.j
.
La Salle
"7%
1
Ltd.—
Corp. (quar.)_
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd.
4-
4-
Company, 3 ¥2% preferred (quar.)__
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Kroehler
Morrison
4-
8
3-
4-
(quar.)_
common
4-
50C
!.
&
Basket
32 %C
—
Kellogg
1
(Clayton)
$1.41
(quar.)
common
a6%
Marlin-Rockwell
Kajmeer Co.
Kliigsport
3-15
3-18
3-15
3-
l
preferred
1
4-
22 VaC
preferred, (quar.)*_
8
3-
(quar.)__
(quar.j___;
Kentucky
7%
3-
convertible
Morris
1
8
4-
*$1.75
Forging,
Morgan Engineering,
4-15
3-11
4-
*$1.75
(quar.)
(Pnilin)
1
*45c
i
(quar.)
'
3-15
4-
20c
—
(quar.)
1
(quar.)__—
$1.25
4%%
4-
15c
common
3-15
Mount
(quar.)
Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
4-
35c
preferred
Nut,
*30c
(quar.).
$1.12'/a
—
__
iYa'/o
Kennedy's,
3-30
Gas—
preferred
Kennccott
3-29
$1.25
Lignt,
preferred
4-15
33c
(qiiar.j
(quar.j—
4V*%
Kelling
,3-20
'
Drop
Payable of Rec.
*25c
Ltd
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4-15
*$1.25
(interim)
$1.07
(quar.j
common
.
Natural
preferred
5%
4-
(s-aj
—
Midland Corp., corilmcn
preferred
$1.08
Co.,
(quar )
Power
1
*$3
...
Co., Ltd., 6% pfd.
"trust Co. (quar.)
semi-annual
Ltd.
Co.,
50c
_
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
1
1
4-
—
^
Marconi International Marine Communication
Common
(quar.)
Kapsns-Nebraska
Common
44-
50c
(quar.j
Sugar
Increased
*
Co., com.
(quar.j
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)_
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd.. 5%> pref. (quar.)
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—
3-30
10c
__
Kansas
4%
preferred
Manufacturers
(quar.j
iquar.)
(quar.j
preferred
4.35%
4%%
3-29
4.75%
Moore
.
preferred
4.20%
3-2)
3-15
R.R—
City Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
4%
Rapids
_
Kaman Aircraft,
3-30
3-29
36 %c
(quar.j
Allegan
20c
27c
59 VaC
—
30c
40c
iquar.)
Steel
$1.46
3-28
Chemical
Corp.,
•'. Share
-
15c
1
4-15
25c
(quar.)
-
Montreal Locomotive Works,
4%
Holderi
When
Per
Name of Company
3-11
Convertible
Kable
HolAeri
Payable of Rec.
1
Magor
(Ottawa!
When
Share
_
4-
3-26
15c
^
(quar.)
50C
Inc.—
income*
Publishing
(14??))
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-11
*20c
4-
1
3-15
*25c
4-
1
30c
4-
1
3-20
66c
3-29
3- 1
97 %c
4-
1
3-1*
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
$1.11
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
*
50'
(1430)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
A,
Per
Oilgear
Service
Payable
37'Ac
(quar.)
Co
Colony
Line
Insurance
Life
Quarterly
Co.
(quar.)
3-
8
Pratt
1
4-
3-19
1
25c
3-25
Oliver
Corp.,
6-
1
5-17
15c
4.50%
Omar,
4-
2
3-
8
4-
2
6%
(quar.)
common
preferred
Inc.
Ontario
$1,12'A
:
preferred
5'A%
Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
convertible
Loan
<te
(s-a)
5-31
5.%
——
115c
3-29
Providence
(quar.)—__
tl33Ac
4-15
3-29
Public
(quar.)—_
*25c
4-
3-15
m
6-1
5-
common—
123c
5-15
4-15
1$1.75
5-15
4-15
(quar.
—
4-
20c
$1
4-
1
3-25
3-11
4-25
20c
$1
4-
4-
1
3-
Sugar Co., Ltd
Brewing,
Pacific
50c
r
4-15
4-
Pacific
Pacific
Coast
Extra
5%
Corp.,
Indemnity
Pacific
Intermountain
3-30
4-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
'
convertible
*
3-15
3-19
,
Queen
Eastern
1
3-19
4-15
Quincy
3-20
R
3-20
Racine
3-20
$1.1834
4-15
40c
4-10
4-10
3-30
Ranco,
$1.13
4-10
3-30
4-10
3-30
Rapid
3-20
.
conv.
5%
conv.
3-29
preferred
$1)50
$1.50
4-15
3-29
5-15
5-
4-
8
3-15
130c
5-10
4-
1
3-13
(quar.)
preferred
37'Ac
4-
1
3-22
2'Ac
-
4-
1
2'Ac
7-
1
2'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
10-
1
Metal
Telephone,
preferred
*
4-
1
Reed
6-
1
5-
3-28
3-15
20%
dividend)
preferred
*
§0c
&
Light,
(quar.;
Common voting
com.
A.
^
_____
.
140c
^.'
(s-a)
—:_
.
4
3-
4-
1
3-
1
3-
8
4-
3-15
4-15
$2.50
(Hartford)
3-21
3-15 *
4-
3-
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_l___
Pioneer Mill Co. (increased)
1
3-
8
3-
8
Co.
Stock
4-
$2.50
CO
1
1
.
5%
1 •
00
3-15
•4-10
*933Ac
4-
.4-
1
1
3-15
$2.60
Pomona
Tile
Common
preferred
Mfg.
(quar.)
1
62'Ac
3-13
3-18
'
6-1
4-15
5-
3-28
5-
6
4-
7-15
c
2%
Read
&
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.**
V '
pfd.
1
7-
1
3-11
1
4-
4%
Louis
Louis Saft
4-
1
3-20
2
3-
4-
$5
2
3-
8
St.
3-28
3-
7
St.
3-
7
75c
4-
1
3-19
4-
""
1
3-14
40c
3-25
3-
12'Ac
3-25
3-11
62'Ac
3-25
.....
3-25
3-29
3-15
St.
10c
4-
$1
;
1
4-16
1
3-2(1
1
3-20 '
3-30
'•
'
44-
1
3-
4-
1
4-25
4,
.
50c
3-29
4-
"•
common
4.36%
3-15
/
4-
1
1/'
3-18
Schield Bantam
Co.
-
3-13
Schick.
3-22
Schwitzer
5'A%
preferred A
5'A%
4-15
75c
V 4-15
,25c
4-1
3-
5
3-20
1
3-20
Corp.—r
3-19
4-15
*
1
4-
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
3-28
3-30
4-
22 Vac
(quar.)—
1
1
.
3-14
4-
20c
3-11
.....
60c
—
U:—
com.
27c
4-
1
.4-
8
2-25
1
2-25
3-28
3-
'
•
6-
1
5-15
4-19
•
4-15r
;
3-20
6
5-
4-15
3-30
V $1.20V..
4
*'
5%:
t
■ 5-
•
5%
preferred
-
.
-
■
25c
,..
-
•'
25c
-
.
25c
-
3-15
Z.
3-30
3-26 f
.
-
--
6-14-
3-
2%
;——_—
—
'
.
.
$1.25
-
"
k'
.
$1.50.
,
...
•
.7-8
•
4-
-
'
Z
.
3-15
-4- .1 :•
-
.
-
3-16
1
-4-i
3-11
:
3-20
:
f
3-15
40C-A. 4-10%
...
.
*
3-14
7-15
4-1
$1.07
k
-
8-15
--,
4-1
$1.16'A-
.
5-15
9-1J
4-1"
/
40c
dividend
5-15'
^
6-14-:*
15c
—:
'
4-15
L 3-2o
75c
•
—
3-8;,
1 '
4-1
25c
-
—
((quar.) 1.
>
.
24c "
(quar.)-_i-i
(stock
-
6
3-20
"
.
_
iquar.)_
5-15 V
-
-
f I quar.)
Nevada Power -Col—
125c
4-25
3-29
4-25
3-29
1
3-15
income
3-15
*
4-
75c
4-
6-17
6-
3
$1.25
9-17
9-
.
i-
4'
**
'
.
92'Ac
'4-18'
5-1
97'AC
5-
1
$1.03^r>
5-
1
$1.06 VA '
5-1
•
'
>*
4-18'
4-18
5-
$1.15
27y4C
..
4-18•
1
4-18.
5-
$1.10
-
12-18
12-
2
4-
$5
3
Sperry
■
3-25
4-10
30c
4-10
4-
$1.10
1
3-
a
and
Rand
$4.50
3c
from
capital
1
4-18
5-1
27'Ac
5
v
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
International RR.
4-lJ»;
-1
4-18.
Extra
Quarterly' ;
Quarterly
Quarterly
Springfield Fire
^
3-29
4-15
3-29
Standard
Commercial
4-15
3-29
Standard
Dredging,
4-
1
3-18
$1.60
4-
1
3-15
Standard
3-12
Standard
4-15
4-
15c
4-12
3-30
30c
3-25
1
4-17
27'Ac
8-
1
50c
4-
1
-
Co.
(quar.)
2
10-
1
75c
$1
5-
$1
85c
3-20
1
5<
7-17
-
1
5-
1
4-16
.
4-16
4-16-
.
30c
30c
3-
8.
3•
6
3-
0'
Factors
preferred
Tobacco
(accum.)
Co.
(Del.)—
(spfeciali
common
common
.
3%%
2
3-
8
4-
1
3-15
"
.3-29
10c
_
,
-
-9c
4—
(quar.l*
011 (Ohio)
_
6-
1
3-20.
1
5-20,
3-19
5-29
:
50c
%19.
4-23
4-18;
5%
•
•
-
4-1
3-15.
10c
4-
1
3-15:
4-
1
3-15.
4-
1
'4-
1
3-15
4-16
3-26
4-10
3-26
75c
!
'.
v
$1.40
•
-15c
-
15c
1
3-15.
.' — •'
_
preferred; (quar.)__i^
& Materials,
Standards Paving
3-
4-1-
3-29
•
183ic
k
—_____
J A- (quar.)_i__
•
25c
Standard
12-
1
3-18
15c
-
(increased;—
(N.
4-
3-31
:-40c -
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
♦
50c
--
*___-__
partic pref.: (quar.)
Particioatlng
Standard: Holding, class A- (quan
B
9-13
.
25c
—___
$3
Class
6-14.
12-13
56c
(quar.)
Standard; Forgings < stock dividend
Standard Fruit &'Steamship, com. (quar.)—
<
•
7-
3-15
5-
1
preferred* (quar.)_*
4-15
27'^c
k
4-
30c
StahL-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred
D
$1.09
1
30c
'
Insurance
4-15
2
1.
—
& Marine
Square
\
.
4-
-
15c
1—
3.
3-8
30c
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a.
.
22c
T
*$-15
1
—__—_—
3-29
25c
1>
3-29
4-
:
4-15
45c
4-15-
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22'Ac
—
1
5-
56»4c
4-
5-
,
3-18
4-15
-
5c
20c
(quar.)
;
:
3-28
$1.12V2
25c
——
3%
*
(quar.)*
24c
—:
15c .:
gains)__!___
preferred
Spokane
3-15
1
4-
<
Spalding KA.. G.). & Bros, (stock dividend)Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
; Common
(quar.i)
;
j._l—
: 4'A %
convertible preferred, (quai1.)—____
3
11c
(quar.)———
Scott Si Fetzer
(quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $4 preferred
(quar.)*.
$4 preferred
(qnar.)_
1
_i
$3.40 preferred (quar.)————
5-15
50c
—
8
1
1$1.25
—
1
.
*
5-15
1
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-
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'<•
6-1
.
27 'Ac
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2-25
,
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5
5-15
.
6-
40c-~
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Co.
1
5
..
1$1.50.
-
-
.
162'Ac-
(quar.)
4quar.)—_2
preferred
A
34c
,
—
com.
6-
-
$0.2656-
preferred- (qnar.)___
; 3.90%
preferred- (quar.)
4.15% preferred) (quar.)
'4.25%. preferred (quar.l"4.40%- preferred' <quar.)_
4.60% preferred- (quar.).
4.36% preferred ($25 par)
(quar-)
; 440% preferred; ($25 par)
(quar.) d___
Sovereign. InvestOTs (12c from net investment^
3-25
4-1
(quar.)
3»
3-
*
3-31
<
25c
.
-
1___—
Ltd.,
3»-3l
20c
(quar.)
(3.70%
-
—
.,
-4-25
•
(quar.)
3-12
"
nreferred A
Inc.-(quar.);
3-15
3-11
3-26
-
50c
(increased)—__
..
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3-14
3-
35e
(quar.)__
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-11
3-30
3-25
$1.25
(initial)—:
3-30
3-3C
quar.)
( 4.65%
preferred (quar.X__:li~———
f'4.28%-: preferred (quar.——ASouthwestern^Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service—
3-11.
4*
60c
—
preferred
3-15
1
3-28
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Southwest' Lumber Mills
-3-18:
3-15
$1.07'/2
(quar.)__
New
,
1
4-
$1
Southwest; Natural. Ga$ Co.^$fi. pfd^A (quar.);,
Southwestern Gas & Electvic^—
♦
1
$1
(quar.)
3-30
.
.
56c
•
3-18
(quaf.)—«—
(quar.)
u
Sanganio Electric (quar.)
Savannah. Electric & P*wer—
3-20
4-
>
3-20
3-20
12'Ac
(incr.
Southwest Gas Corp;_______
-Southwestern Life Insurance^(qnar.)
4-11
2
3-28
25c
Fire & Marine
;
'
,
3-20
1
50c
Edison-r-
Ry, Co., 5% pfd.
preferred' (quar.)
preferred : (quar;)
'5%:
3-30.
$1.25
(quar
1
.
3-6
4-16
35c
(quar.)
preferred
4-
150c
Southern
6
$1.25
preferred
3-20
1
preferred. (quari)__
Southern Oxygen Co.
(quar.)—---m-------
6
3-
—
8andura Co.
:4D8-%
3-18
120c
I
4Vb%
»
3-13
1
4-
4-
\4.60%
3-20
Ry.
4.40%
3-27
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:
3-15
50c
Power
Indiana
Southern -Pacific
5c
Steel
preferred
1
4-
common,
Service
preferred
Canada
Southern
3-15
.4-15
$1.12'A
Casting (quar.l
Lou|s Southwestern Ry. (annual)
Paul
1
4-
57'Ac
(quar.),*^
—
Company (quar;
New England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southern
3-18
1
A
Frahclsco
preferred
Louis
5%
3-25
1
4
$1.50 .*
27'Ac.
3-25
1
4-
-
20c
*'
1
4
4-
10c
50c
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1
4- I
i
Stockyards
i
3-
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1
3-
3-29
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27'Ac
6%: partlc. preferred
5-
3%
Insurance (quar.)—
Paper Co.r4.40% preferred class A (quar.)
:_
San Diego Gas &
Electric," cqjnmon (quar.)
3-11
17'Ac
..
Southern
$1.25
St. Regis
3-11
62'Ac
—
2-26
Southern
4-
25c
——_
(quar,)
National
3-
3-29.
*
$1.37
t quar.
Ltd._i.^
California
Southern
4-
35c
.
-
$2
—
-$5- preferied (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
8
3-28
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3-20
4-
40c
.
St.
St.
4-
40c
preferred
2-28
3-19
$1.75
preferred
common
3-15
3-29,
31'Ac
56y4C
com.
preferred
•3-15
Helena
L—_1—
Stores, Inc.,
1
f70c
7c
preferred, (quar.)
1
3-20
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
8t. Lawrence
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)—
5% preferred A (quar.)_
!
*5%
Sugar,
4*4.%
1
13-25
t$0.3281
(quar.)"——
Industries
1
53'/bC
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(quar.J—
.
25c
(quar.)„_
Ltd—^
Shops
3-15
4-
«
3-15
1
62 %c/
preferred'(quar.)
California-Water,
4%. preferred (quar.)
4-
11c.
"
'4.30% preferred («uar») —
St. Joseph Light & Power,"com.
—
Power Corp. of Canada, common
(quar.)
4'A% - 1st preferred (quar.)
preferred
Industries,
1-'
4-
-
—
4.32%
3-29
120c
Safety
3-28
(quor./^
—*
Southdn
4-
$1
x
8afewav
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common
4-19
3-14
_
.(quar.)—
1-15
4-
Rico
Cos
Original
.
4-19
15c
3-25
Portable
Power,
1
1
-35c
—_
:
3-15
(quar.)
Electric
9
3-22
_
Potomac
3-
$1.25
4-15
$1
4% noh-cum. partlc. preferred (quarZ) ~~
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Porter-Cable Machine
(quar.)
PortCr (H. K.) Co.
(quar.)
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Portland Woolen Mills,
Inc., 6% pfdZTquar.f
1
1
(quar.)_-____
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«
'3-30
4-
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
:
3-30
25c
-
9
4-
(quar.)__
—
Russell
1714
CoZ—~~~ "
3-
5-
$1.18
4-15
75c
(quar.)
Sulphite & Paper
4-11
"
-
1
20c
Porto
8%
.
,5-
ZZZ
second
Telephone
120c
8'Ac
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Southeastern
South
Common
4-15
Z_
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Public
—
3-27
$1.75
_
Southeastern
(Canada), Ltd.
Helena
Saco-Lowell
,
Southam
3-11
,—
Ltd., 5'A%
-
3-15
-
fOc
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4'A% preferred (quar.)
&
Royalite Oil Co.
3-19
V4-15'
South
-
*
t
12'Ac
(quar.l*
1
___>^
1
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37y2c
4-
20c
4-15
...
Port Huron
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*'
3-29-*
10c
25c
.
—~-
3-12
5-
'
.
*
Co
Co.
:
3-29
'
4-30
40c
r
-
-
(quar.)-
4
:
units:.
;
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Cable .Corp.
Rubinstein
3-15
Oil
^
3-25
4-30
.
150c
(quar.),
_—;
Gas
Jersey
I
3-18
1
4-15
5-
383Ac
(quar.)
4-
——'_
(A. V.)
Rome
preferred
South Petrn
3-20
$1
(quar.)
*
preferred (quar.)
2nd
3-15
RR.—
5-
(quar/)ZZ
(quar;)
Potomac
Itlc.
preferred
5%
$6
3-29
3-29
125c
•
preferred (quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas,'
3-15
4-
8
4-10
& Gas—
3-18
(quar.)—_—
Roddls Plywood Corp.
:
Stock dividend :—:
_
common
&
12'Ac
~Co
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50c
Rubinstein)
Ruppert (Jacob)-, 4'A% preferred (quar.)—
Russell (F. C.) Co.
(quar.)-
75 c,,
—
12-13
3-25
93^40
12'Ac
—
dividend
Plainfield Union Water
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first preferred
—_
$1
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3-
1-1-58
$1.12'A
•
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8
—
Electric Corp.—
4.75% preferred ^ (quar.)
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
com.
Roe
62 (4c-
$1
■
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preferred A
1
,:3-i5
'
5%
17'Ac
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•
3-31
30c
preferred
4.60%
1
-
:
.
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97'Ac
(quar" )Z~~
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(quar.) ZZZ-ZZ-•"*
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Rochester- Gas
1
*
v
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(quar.)
3-
4.50%
9-13
9-13
Southern
'
3-31
6-14
1
5-
8-15
1
10c
Electric
(increased
1
4-
-
3-15
'
1 :
3-20"
76c
(quar.)
Co.
10:
90c
2-28
4-1
-
.45c
(quar.)
preferred
12'Ac
obligations(quar.)
Co.,
Mfg.
Common
3%:
10-
593Ac
;
-
2-28
4^
$53c
(quar.)_-
Co.,
Paper
3-31
&' Co. Ltd. (quar.r_.___
Rochester-American Insurance (N. Y.)—*
3-12
3-29
25c,
;
securities
(quar.)__
Ft. Whyne &
Chicago Ry
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
South CarolinA
6-14
4-23
*»
"
(quar.);
40c
participating' class A (accum.)__
Mfg., common__—__—_
r$l ,dlvid.end partic.,preference (quarj
•
preferred (s-a)
(stock dividend'
preferred B
Boss
3-15
1
Robinson Little
3-12 '
4t,* 1.
U
prior
com.
3-15
1
7-
Robertson1 (P.* L.)
,
8
3-29
.
87'Ac
'
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1
4-
Sorg
South
$1.25
3-15
3-25
r
$1.12.'A
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Ritter
Riverside
1.
4- 1
5c.
40c
.
3-30'
25c
thTyZZZZZZZ"
Pickering Lumber <quar,)__
PUlsbury Mills Inc., common
(quar.).
Rlttenhouse Fund
3-
1
3-29
Dividend
,
preferred
4-
4-
6
1
125c
__
Bros.
Rieke Metal
5-15
3-15
$1.55
3-10,
4-15
75c
•
3-
6-29
$1.25
—1
common
preferied
1
(quar.)
Fredricksburg
Quarterly—:
3-15
1 '
$2
50c
Z
Rlchman
5-15
3-28
30c
guar-)
(quar.)(auar.) __-_^ZZ-~~
Phillips-Electrical Co.(1953), Ltd
Philippine Long Distance
Telephone Co
Pitney-Bowes, Inc\,
1
50c
—
_
•
Corp.,,
$1.25
15c
(quar.)—-j._
preferred
Laboratories
8omerville,.Ltd., $2.80 preferred
Sonotone
1
2%
•
3-0
-
4-1
.
"
4-
div.)
4-
."
——
(quar.)___
50c
4.50% preferred' (quar.)__
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3 *A%
preferred (quar
8
4-
6-
4-18
preferred
127c
(quar.)
Tobacco Co.—
(R. J.)
3.60%
8
Co.—
(mon
8
(quar.)
128c
preferred
Reynolds
8
3-
1
3.90%
preferred
4% preferred
Pioneer Petroleum
.
4T
(ouarZi
pfd.
from
43A%
5-17
3*
preferred
50c
(Texas)-—
(stock
3-11
3-14
3-30
5
A—
—_—
"
4-15
31'Ac
3-
1
$2
(quar.)
-
3-11
preferred A (quar.;—
Revlon, Inc. (increased quar.)—
Reynolds Metals Co., common
1
4- *1* *■
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127c
5%
3-11
3-30
115c
.
4-18
-
4-10
.
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;
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4-10
1
•«-
'
4-5
1
4-
-30c
4-15
1
4-
35c
—-
1
4-
I
5-1
-
130c
(quar.)—j
5-
25c
1
3-21
1
20C
$1
1
3-29
1
1
3-
1
5-
130c
Bnyder Toot A Engineering. Iquar,)—
Solar : Aircraft
(quar:)_;_^
—
Sommers Drug Stores, common
1
'
$1.25
Smith, Kline & French
7-
^
3-
•-
5-
15c
•3-is
4-1
20c
—
.
3-20
-
'
♦$1.75
—-
3-20
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)_^—;
3-21 '
1
I
2
4-r 2 '
f 75c
-
-
k
-
4-
.
15c
—
5-
$1
4-
8-10
'
5-
(fltiar.)
-<quar.)._
common
•
3-19
.
3-30
*
20c
.
<quar.)__——1
87'Ac
—
-
—
1
5-
1
%
•r
4-
3-31
-
$50c
156-i+c
4-11
115c
:
4-
>
3-18
3-18
■
'
3-29
•
1
-
,
;___
Richmond,
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
(quar.)Z_ZZZZZ
Pliilco Corp., 3%%
preferred (quar,)
Z
Phillip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
__ZZ
Co.
3-11
—
Reserve Oil & Gas
1
8
.-pntfits »hd 10c from net investment
income)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Glass
..A—
Resistoflex
6-
—
Insurance
4-
25c
;
8
3-28
_
4-15
3-20
,'4.1'
75c
1
^
Smith-Corona,: Inc.. (nuar.)
A_
Smith-(A.- O.y Corp. (quar.)*k___^*_—_—
Smith-(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd.— .. >
Co.—
(quar.
8
20c
(20c
A
Extra
3-
25c
Philadelphia Funcf, Inc.
5-10
*
(quar.)
Slater (N.) Cd. Ltd., common
$2.12 preferred'(quar.)i.—
1
4-
*
-
3-15
-
-
50e
—
prior preferred- (quar.)
prererr6<l A ' (quar.)_,
5%
3-15
;
3-29
JOC
common (quar.)
trust (quar.)J__
—;
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.. class-(quar.)d_—
.
■
3-15
4-1
-
...
12'Ac
___:—
America
.
Z
5
4-
1
4-1
-
10c
—
Skil Corp.
85c
(quar.)__
$1.25
(Canada),-co®;; (eruar.)—
Optical Co.
4-
$1.13
—-
(quar.)__—
128q
1
of
4-10
25c'
..
Breweries Ltd.,
-
5%
9
50c
.
Co^—-—
SkenandoakRayon Corp.—
3-12
$1.25
30c
-
——.
(quar.l
6-10
4--
_J
3-11
—-———
3-18
3-
:
3-11
1
50c 2nd pfd.-iquar.)
3-19
4-15
20c
2-21
1
4-
Voting
.
3-25
50c
2
4-
use
:
3-29
—25c
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv pfd.
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
4-12
3-
_c
Sick's
3-19
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)**_-*__***_
(quar.)
4-29
7'Ac
4-
10c
1
12'Ac
Preferred
—
(quar:),
Phoenix
i
$1.10
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Gas Light & Coke
-(quar.)__;
Peoria & Eastern Ry.
<s-a)____-_i______
Pfepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)_
■
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Permian Basin Pipeline
(quar,)
Pet Milk
Co., common (quar.)
i;
ZZ
'4%% preferred '(quar.)
-~^__-_;__Z~IZ~~
(increased
A
corn.-
B
Shuron
'(
3^ 15
1
25c
—
Class
.
1
1
"
3-21
31 y*c
3-29
87'Ac
3-21
4-10
——
7-
25c
r
'
4-10
$1.25
preferred - (tfuar.UShultoii, Inc.; .-class A; .(quar.--
■
3-29
30c
(quar.)___
3-21
1
•
Gas
814 Superior Co-,
(quar,)_
4-
______ZZ-ZZ
3(A%
Class
'
4-25
1
Peoples
(quar.)
A
Extra
8
$1.15
(increased)
3-
8
4-10
(quar.)*«
7%-
3-1
4-
15c
com.
(111.), 3'A% pfd. (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
3-
25c
Phoenix
3-
843Ac
(Me.)
&z
110c
Mfg.
Chains
Class
6
4-
;
Oil
Sheraton
'
9
4-
35c
(quar.)
Corp., com.
Rubber—
Sberwia-Williams
3-15
3-29
•
127c
Inc./
(quar.-)—
1
4-
Co.-
Insurance
:
9
3-
.
4-5
110c*.
Bit
3-31
20c
<fc -Co.,
.
—;
(Canada), Ltd.
3-31
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non-voting
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1
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,
9
3-
1
4-
3-
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3-22
3-15
$1.18%
—
(guar.)
Bhawinigan-Water & Power
3-22
4-20
4-
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—
—
Roller
Renold
1
$1.12'A
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Common
tiass
Co.,
—
Reliance
12-16
5-15
15C
(quar.
Quarterly-
(C. A.)
Republic Insurance
60c
&
:
3-22
4-1.
$38c-:
(quar.)__
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A
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Republic Aviation Corp.
45c
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J25c
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4-25
_
3rl5
1
135c
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Offshore
Drilling
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&
75c
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1
5%
4-25
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(quar.)
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3-19
5
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3-15
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5-15
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1
1
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3-27
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Sharon, Steel Corp.
4-
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5-15
2 'A %
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3-11
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Shamrock
3-15
4-
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Machinery,
3-
1S1.50
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45c
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Penobscot Chemical Fibre Go.
*
(s-a)—:.—
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class
32'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Common
3-21
3-29
*4-
,
$2
——
1
3-19
30c
Selas Corp. of America,
Shaler Co.. '(quar.)—
4- 1
26c
30c
•—*
4-
33c
3.35%
-4.60%
•
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;
4.40%
;%6%
$1.75
;
4-10
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power
Pittsburgh,
4-
3-20
1
$1.12'A
—
preferred A-(qua*.)_.
prior preferred (quar. )
Seismograph Service (reduced)
*
>
$1.75
'
common
25c
(Balance of undistributed net income)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
4'A%
-
.
3-31
5%
_
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(quar.)
common
preferred
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3-
Extra
*
3-20
12'Ac
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preferred (quar.)
(J„ JC.) Co, (quar.)__
Pennroad Corp.—
pref.
1
1
1
3-30
(quar.)
class
Recti
9-16
1-2-58
Corp
$1.60
■.
Inc..
Reltman's
6-13
2'A%
Penney
;Common
3-
1.
Reading Company, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)^
Corp. (Mass.), cohimor.—
5% pr^Grred (quar.
3-15
2'Ac
common
Ltd., common
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Penn-Texas Corp., com.
preferred
3*
■
8
4-
(quar.)
Security Title
3-
t
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RR.
3-15
3-30
tl.OTrj
series
preferred (quar.)
Security Storage (Wash.)
3-30
——__—__
25c
Products
Penman's
4%
3-30
'
3-20
$1.50
5%
'
-3-3Bl
3-
3-31
(quar.)
Line
Air
3-15.
1
1
5-14
$1.75
(quar.)
sinking fund prefferred (quar.)
Sears
$1.04'A
Extra
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
(Chariest
4-
'
.
37'Ac
.
dividend)
Peninsular
Pfizer
3-20
45c
Reece
(quar.)____
Peninsular
"
$1.06
Graphite Bearings, Inc
Electrotype, new com, (initial)
30c
3-29
$1
4%
Bearings,
Hyd'aulics
Reading
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
4% %
$4.75
3-15
$1.16.'A
—
Steel
Securities
;
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Raybe6tos-Manhattan,
8
.___
;
Parmelee Transportation
(quar.)
Paterson Parchment
Paper (stock
5%
(quar.)
Co/
convertible
Stock
Line—
(quar.)
preferred
Rust-Proof
$1.32
1
4-1
35c
_____
Corp. of America, common
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.),
3-15
(stock dividend)
preferred
preferred
conv.
Common
,4-
$1
1
3-29
15c
Seaboard Finance,
„
.
,—
conv
1
$1.02
Radio
3-30
$1.75
(quar.)
com.
M
Class B
5%
7%
3-18
Randall
$1.25
(quar.)____
<fc
6%
Co.—
5%
5%
$1
4-
(quar.)
com,
Candy-Co.___________,
Mining
4-15
.
Manufacturing, 6%
Parker
Seaboard
3-20
4-15
;
Pipe
4-
4-15
;
(quar.)
Chemical
Scullin
1
3-14
j(quar.)-__
Insurance
dividend
Anne
-$1.10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Pantex
Park
1
$1.25
preferred
Light,
American Sulphur
;
Gas,
5% class A (s-a)
:
5% preferred (quar.)_
$1.12 'A
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (increased)-
4%
1
4-
5%
_.
Panhandle
7
3-
►
3-13
6-
15c
——-—.—
(quar.)
preferred
3-
4-1
„—_
(quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co.,
$1.183A
-
6.16%
preferred (initial).
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph,
6%
preferred (quar.)_____
Pan
4-
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)!
4.52% preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
$4.50
3-31
(q-uur.)
Quemont Mining.. Ltd.
approval)..
5%
Pacolet
1
3-20
1
70c
(quar.)
preferred
&
3-15
1
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
$5
——_
Quaker Oats Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
3-25
4-
'
20c
(quar.)
Express
4-
4r 15
$1.25
pfd. (quar;)__
Stock
1
(Subject to Interstate Com¬
Commission
Power
4-15
$1
(quar.)____.
5%
Quaker City Life
3-26
4-15
Lighting, $4.36 preferred (quar.)
$4.40. preferred (quar.)___-.
$4.75
Common
3-28
35c
8%. preferred' (quar.)___—
3-25
50c
Pacific
Pacific
3-21
25c
$2.50
*
common
i/referred
3-15
Shawmut Association
3-29
"
31'Ac
■
Pacific
$4.75
1st
3-25
1
4-1
(quar.)
4-
91'Ac
(quar.);
Co.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
50c
Corp. General, $7 pfd.
$6 preferred (quar.)_
3-29
25c
—
Lace
4-15
14c
...
(quar.)
preferred
5
(quar.)
common
preferred
4-
$2
15c
(quar.)__
Mfg.,
3.65%
Carolina—
—
&
1
162'/2C
Oklahoma—
Share
Securities
Puget Sound Ihtlp & Timber (quar,)__
Pyle National.Co., common (quar.)__—x
4,10
3-26
—_
::
$4.50
4-
'
preferred (quar.j„,__
Publication Corp.—
>
..'_c.
7%
orig., preferred
(quar.)
3-19
4-30
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Greyhound Lines,
merce
5-
17'Ac
4.30%
1
4-15
37'Ac
preferred
Terminals
Stock dividend
Scran ton
Scovill
Inc.—
Pacific Gas <fc Electric Co,
Pacific
RR.
North
Electric
preference
preferred
%
4tl8%
8
10c
preferred' (quar.i____
Pacific Coast
preferred
$1.40
5
50c
Fisheries, Inc;.:.:—_______
Associates,
prior
fif/*
3-26
15c
■
—.v__
-
3-19
.
(quar.)
American
3-22
3-29
,(quar.)__,—
of
Co.
Service
7%
Paauhau
of
preferred
4.65%
4.08
.
Co.
preferred (quar.;)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
3-15
5c
4-18
J75c
—i—
4%
3-15
1
(quar.)*
Worcester
Public Service
Public
_
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4%
preferred (quar.)
Oxford Ptiper Co., common (quar.),
1
&
Sendee
5.60%
'
Mfg. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Electric—
4% preferred (quar.)___
:___
Over-The-Counter Securities Fund, Inc. (from
net investment income)
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
B
Opelika
Fabst
&
*3c
12'Ac
1
Ithen
Per
Name of Company
3-13
4-
—.—_—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monday, March 25, 1957
..
H older i
Payable of Rec.
75c
Providence-Washington Insurance Co. (quar.)
Provincial Transport Go.,, common
Co.
1
(quar.)
Procter & Gamble, 8% preferred (quar.)
Progress Manufacturing (quar.)——
Prophet (The) Co._.—
Providence
Gas Co.
(quar.)_—___——.—
3-15
6-14
—
Inc.
Electric, Ltd..
Corp., 5% preferred
Bros.
4-15
preferred
Debenture
preferred
3-29
15c
__i__
common
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.,
7%
4-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Jockey Club
Ontario
(quar.)
Lambert,
Prestole
3-15
$1.06'A
-
Chemical,
convertible preferred
&
Price
Mathieson
4'A%
Share
President
4-10
4-
America—
of
When
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
40c
(Boston)
Insurance
Holdert
.
3-30
75c
—
Old
Old
Olin
When
Share
Name of Company
Ohio Water
.
*
Ltd.
-
(quar.)
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3-29:
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3-14.
Number 5623
Volume 185
.
\ The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
51S
(1431)
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1
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Standard-ThomsonCor p.,
Stanley Home Products
-5%%
$0.1719
pfd. (quar.)
—
(L. S.)
Co.
.
50c
60c
(quar.)___
Stanley Works
Starrett
4-1
15c
15c.
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common-—1—
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—-—
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-
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,
Stirling Electric Motors - ( quajr.)—7%c
&. Trust: (N. Y.)-_
40c
Stern & Stern Textiles, common (quar.)—15c
1
4% %,
preferred
*.
preferred (quar.)______
2nd, preferred (quar.)
5%
^
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3-25;
,
3«f20
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4-1
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4- 1
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4- 1
3-25
3-15
25c
3-25
3-15
3-18
,
10c
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3-20
4- 1
3-20
67%c
4- 1
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3-20
3-I5
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4- 1
7- 1
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3
9.
3
18(4c
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50c
50c
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•Talcott (James),
5%
preferred
5%%
50c
-
Quarterly
Sylvania Electric Products,
$4 preferred
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
68 3/4 c
4-
1
4-
1
3-
1
3-
Co.—
8
Cos
1
$5
pfd.
non-cum.
Tfclluride
Power
(quar.)
Corp.
—
Gas Transmission,
3-
5
3-
5
(quar.)
35c
4-
1
3-
8
$1.02%
4-
1
3-
8
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)——___—
!
$1.06 V*
(quar.)—
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
$1.15
______
4-
1
3-
8
$1.16
4-
1
3-
8
$1.16%
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
8
—
(quar.)
$1.22%
4-
1
$1.25
4-
1
3-
___
$1.27%
4-
1
5.25%
Tennessee
$1.28
—.
4-
!%
3-8
4-
1
3-
Texas
Gas
9.40%
*
1«
3-15
4"
1
(quar.)
$1.35
—
preferred (quar.)„
1
30t 1
(quar.)
'
1
3-15
(quar.)_^____
$1.25
3-29
3-25
(quar.).———_i.___— ___—
$li25
3-29
3-25
Light Co., $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
$4.76 prfifOrfed (quar.)——^———
$4.84 preferred (quar.)——
$1.14
5-
1
4-10
$1.19
5-
1
4-10
preferred
5%
•Texas
Utilities
Co.
Textiles, Inc., 4%
36c-
,
Carbon
Thermoid : Co.
.
Third
.
1
1
(quar.)
General
*
Thor
,
Tool
Power
(quar.)
^ Thorofare Markets, Inc.,
%
conv:
1
1
3-29
v. Egtra ■,—t
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
3-30
Convertible
3-11
4-15
Van- Norman
3-15
3-29
6-
10c
3-29
1
(quar.) — r
brefeAedA(initial -series)' (quar.)'
5% non-conv. preferred series B (quar.)—
.Thrift Investment Corp., class A (quar.) —
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%.% pfd. (quar.) —
4*/4% preferred (quar.).—
Tidewater Oil Co;, $1.20 preferred (qUar.)_
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A—1
Timely Clothes, Inc. (quar.t—
Tip Top CannerS'Ltd., class A (s-a)___—
TIkhman Realty St Construction, com. (quar.)
>5% preferred (quar.)',—.•_■t.
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Tobin Packing Co. (qua;*.)
31%c
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i
3*
4-
1
3-
12 %c
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5%
3-11
4-10
4-15
4-
9
25C
4-
1
4-
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3-21
Insurance
•*
:
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London
Toronto
&
Toronto
Mortgage
Torrington
B
5%
Corp.
3-
4-
1
3-15
1
1
2-27
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4-
1
3-
1
3-
8
*$1.12%
4-
1
3-
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4-
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4-
(quar.)
Corp.,
4-
4-
2
4-
1
1
5-24
8-26
5-1
5c
3-29
4-3
3-15
$1.12%
6- 1
60c
3-30
5-15
3-18
30c
6-
5-21
11-25
11-15
37V2c
4-15
4-
1
1
:
(initial)
4-15
4-
50c
3-26
3-30
$4 25
1
2-
45c
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
4-
1
Udylite Clorp.
Underwriters
""Union
60c
(quar.)
i
Trust (quar,)
Acceptance
non-cum.
256
$2
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partic.
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2nd* pfd.
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(quar.)__
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4- 1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
15c
4-
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3-15
25c
Stockholders
4-
1
3-15
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a7%%
&
Western
$1.25
4-
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$1.25.
7*
1
6-1©
20c
4-26
3-29
25c
4-15
3-22
Union
Telegraph (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc.
(quar.)
Weston (George); Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)'
Wheeling Steel Corp., com, (quar.)
:
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Whitaker Paper (quar.)
3-11
White Hardware
White Motor Co.,
3-29
3-25
4-
3-8
5Va %
preferred (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Whitehall Fund InG,.
Wieboldt
3-15
4-1
3*1©
*7%c
4- 1
3-10
50c
4-
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3-15
85c
4-
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3-$
$1.25
4-
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50c
4-
1
3-22
75c
3-11
2
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4-
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3-22
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4-
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3-2Q
3-25
3-11
30c
___
1
8
40c
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4-1
3-1
4- 1
3-
30c
4-30
22%c
7- 1
4-15
6-14
$1
4-1
50c
4-10
93%c
93%c
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(quar.)
(quar.)
common
3-30
3-2©
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3-31
20c
4-
1
75c
4-
1
3-12
3-2©
3-2©
$1.06%
4-
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3-20
_
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(quar.)—
Common (quar.) —
4y4% preferred (quar.)
4- 1
4- 1
Winn-Dixie
4-
1
3*25
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
62%c
4- 1
$2
25c
6-14
4-15
3-15
5-20
25c
87V2C
4-15
4-1 i
25c
-
5-
1
25c
(quar.)
common
Stores
3-17
40c
(quar,)_
common
Co. Inc.,
1
4-
$i.3iy4
preferred (quar.)
4Vt% preferred (quar.)
Wilson &
4-
75c
—
6%
1
3-16,
3-25
3-25
3-25
$1.12%
3-19
*
5
37%c
3-26
4-15
60c
4-
20c
2- 4
'•4-15
Stationery Corp.—
4-
8-
1
7-12
11- 1
10-11
25c
—
1
8-1©
7c
3-30
3-1©
$1.50
4-
4-30
4-15
$1.25
5* 1
4-13
5-
4-15
$1.06%
(monthly)
pfd. (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service—
4-15
WoodVard & Lothrop, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
"4-15
4- 1
20c
5-15
3-20
3-20'
3-15
4-3Q
3-29
3- 8
6-15
3-31
4-26
3-12
3-29
.3-11
pfd. (quar.)
-
*
<'8.-15
4-12
3-12
3-23
3-15
3-22
3- 2
3-18
4-1
4- 5
4-1
10c
57c
$1.23
3-30
3-30
4-15
22c
3-29
3-15
3-15
4- 6
3-13
4-22
(quar.)
12%C
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3-29
3- ©
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3-29
3-15
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50c
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4-1
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4-
3-14
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3-15
5-
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—_—
—
1
4-15
1
25c
;
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(quar.)
3-28
50c
4-15
3-29
75c
Youngstown*Steel Car (quar.)_—t,Youngstowri Steel Door (quar.)——
Zenith Radio
3-
25c
•
Manufacturing
dividend.,—
3* ft
3-28
———,
preferred
Stock
3-28
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
York Water Co. (quar.)
Yoiingstown Foundry & Machine—•
6%
1
4- 1
;
Yellow Cab Co.,
3*30.*%- 3-15
:
15c.-i-m.3430
50c
5- 1
$2
4- 1
25c
3-29
25c
30c
30c
15c
(reduced)
Yale &
Co—
dividend
Stock
3-18
4-15
Oil
75c
3%
Woodley Petroleum
f25c
$1.50
30c
(quar.)
$1.26
3-22
3*22
3-29
40c
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
5.04%
Wiser
25c
;
5%
3-29
17%c
3-29
3-
.
3-21
5
3-29
4-1
$1.25'
$1.25
15c
6-10
9-10
12-10
3-30
56%c
;
4- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar,;—
(quar.)__—
t50c
4- 1
$2.50
$2.50
35c
87y2c
4- 1
4- 1
3-29
3-29
$1,50
37J/2c
37tic
—
»
books not
fTransfer
closed
for this dividend.
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents lax.
IPayable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the souree.
resident tax 16% ; resident tax 7%.
British
X Less
income
tax,
x
Less Jamaica
y
Previous, published .date
•
date
and/or
income
record
tax:
date
was incorrect.- Tha
Is indicated here.
corrected
-
4- 1
5- 1
8- 1
General Corporation and
Investment News
6-1
8-31
12-2
3-12
3-12
3-20
(Continued from page 10)
(s-a)
Co..
Works,
com.
(quar.)
s
■
(quar.)___
common
683/4C
75c
$1.13
.
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
10c
4-19
$1.75
25c
25c
62%c
4- 1
4-1
5-20
4-1
$75c
30c
75c
—
4-15
$4.50
—
(quar.)—_,
&
Tiernan,
preferred
5%. preferred
(quar.)
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
3-. 6
3-6
3-20
3-20
_
3-13
4-16
7-17
2-28
3-15
3-15
4- 5
Weber Showcase
•
5%
preferred
3-15
3-15
50c
4- 1
3-20
20c
4- 1
4- 1
3-22
3-22
4%
:
v
conv.
.
40c
(quar.)
4-1
3-1
50c
(quar.)
4- 1
3-15
4- 1
3-15
6-10
10- 1
5-25
3-15
5-15
9-16
3-30
3- 8
& Fixture—
31 Vic
(quar.)
75c
1—
—
WellingtonFund—
(Quarterly from net investment income)-
'
59c.
50c
50c
lie-
rA- 1
7- 1
1957—2
Months—195$
$7,349,417 $12,140,683 $13,140,625
Spokane Natural Gas Co.—Stock Offered—The com¬
is offering to holders of its outstanding common
common
3-.4
1957—Month—1956
$6,637,211
981.
4-26
3-19
3-8
'
p.
4-26
3-29
-
—
-——
185,
stock (par
$1.25
common
couimon (quar.)—
.-preferred (quar.)
'4% eonv. 'preferred (quar.)
c
4%'xonv. preferred (quar.)
Weedeu <5i eo
—V.
pany
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
(quar.)
Motor
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—February Sales Off-r
Sales
3-15
16c
:
and
Period Ended Feb. 28—
3-29
3-18
3-8
4-26
3-8
35c
10c
25c
$1.37%
income)
balances
average
on
(quar.)
Co.,
related, data '6ti ariyf Item of inventbr/ In an
of 17%■ milliseconds."
Engineered and manufactured by the Remington Rand Division of
Sperry Rand Corp., the Univac File Computer is the latest develop¬
ment in that company's line of electronic data processing machines.
It is said to represent a major step forward in the art of randomaccess magnetic
drum data storage.
Gray's
operate
84
outlets
in 23 Ohio and Pennsylvania cities
Annual sales exceed $25,009,000.—V. 184, p. 2840.
covering
-
Inc.
Wayne Knitting Mills
.
•
37 %C
;
3-11
(quar.)
common
Waukesha
3-15
•
55c
—
& 1955) (quar.)
class B—
5
4%
Watson-Standard
3-21
62%c
208 South La Salle St.
Ltd.,
4-
(H.)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
5%%
1
62 %c
Rapid Transit, coufinon (quar.)J_
convertible prior preferred (quar.)—_
<quar.)
Twin City
-5%
4-
(quar.)
3-25
3-15
—
$1
preferred (quar.)
Cos.
4-15
(quar.)__
Waterbury-Farrell Foundry & Machine—
Quarterly
—
^
3-15
40c
1
80c
(quar.)—
Walt Disney Productions (initial)
Ward Baking Co., common (quar.)
8-15
$1.12%
'
-
37V2C
(quar.)
Co. of Wisconsin, com.
preferred (quar.)
5-15
50c
Fox Film (quar.)
29th Street Towers (N. y:) (Itquidatine)
,
4-3
(quar.)
6s from investment
3V19
50c
A
Wallace
3-19
4-
Inc
Twentieth-Century
:
5-1
(Special of 10c from net long-term capital
gains and a 1st quar. distribution of
3-15
30c
Trunz,
:
50c
kiKii.,
Wall Street Investing—
2
75c
Quarterly
Quarterly
$3
8
67%c
■
common-*
preferred (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (quar.)—
$2.70
37%c:
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)
Western Tool St Stamping
4-3
17y2c
Walker Mfg.
3-15
4-
20c
$1.75
(quar.)
(final)
Western Tablet
3-15
5-1
Quarterly
•
3-15
1
4-15
:
True'Temper Corp., new preferred
4% % preferred (quar.)
Class
3-29
1
*25c
(quar.)
3-
1
4-30
50c
Products
Tri-Continental
3-29
B.),
Chemical
Walker
8
(quar.)
:
25o
62V2C
preferred (quar.)
Walker St
8
4-
20c
Common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Telephone &t Telegraph—
5%% -preferred
(quar.)
Vulcan Corp., $3 convertible pfd. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
;—
Vulcan Materials Co., common (initial)-—_
3-18
4-
35c
pfd.
12-20
4%% preferred (annual)Wagner Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)
Waldorf System, Inc. (quar.)
8
4-
——
preferred (quar.)
Tranter Mfg. C0.1—1
$2.50 1-10-58
Wabash R.R. Co.,
3-15
3-29
35c
5%
Trico
4-1
l$0c
—
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund. 4>2%
"
3-14
*$1.25
:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
•
3-15
1
*9c
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Transaraerica
3-29
*25C
Co.—:
4Ms%
-
1
4-
50c
!
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
3-15
*25c
(quar.)—
Towmotor Corp.
*
3-11
4-
40C
Co. Ltd.
(quar.)—
Co.
3-25
20c
60c class. A (quar.)
:
3-11
25C
(annual)
common
Ltd.
—.___
3-25
17 %c
•
—
General
Toronto Iron Works Ltd.,
9-20
'
3-15
*25c
f
Torbnto
Western
10-10
preferred (quar.)
.'
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
6%
partic. preferred (accumulative),
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)
"
.
6-20
$2.50
3%%
3-18
10c
2nd
(1952
Western Plywood,
Class A (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
Victor
3-11
39c
Co..
'-Common,
3-15
3-31
$1.06%
-
3-30
preferred
3-
3-20
Vicksburg, Shreveporti St Pacific Ry.—
8
$1.12%
*
5%
3-30
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
& Towne Stock Fund
Ltd.
Viau,
8
31ViC
.
$1.50
—
Massachusetts
4-10
7-20
preferred
preferred
$2.25
3-'8
common
$2
:
common
10c
Vapor Heating Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
3-18
20c
non-cumulative
Western
10c
8
—
Co.,
—
$2.50
dividend |
Stock
3-21
3-30
*35c
Van Waters St Rogers-
Vendo
40c
Insurance
$1.75
common
*50c
(quar.)
Western Natural Gas—
(from net
conv.
250
90c
10c
common
Industries,
(J.
Van Strum
1
17 %c
4%
2-28
3-13
(quar.)
Steel
5%
—a—
—
4-1
I70C
20c
;.
Co
Western Maryland Ry., 7% 1st.pfd.
5%- 1st preferred (quar.)__.
2-28
4- 1
(quar.)
Stores
Van Seiver
3-15
15c
.
A
Utah Power & Light
3-15
4-
*15c
—
Thompson Industries, Inc.—
New common (initial quar.)
Thorhpson-Starrett Co., Inc.—
'70c convertible preferred
(quar.)—1
'*
4-
$1
'i
.,,3- 8'
13-29,
Vitamin
Utica Transit COrp.
Trust,
1:
S.
3-15
—
—
Investment
—_—s-Z
(Toronto)
Western Life
invest-
net
Canal
(quar.)
Co.
(N. Y.)
Trust
3*15
1
■■
r3-19
1,.
,60c
preferred
8.
3-23
4-
$4
,
from
Electric
Common
4-1'
$1.25
Class A (accum.)—
$6 preferred
(quar.)_
3- 8
securities profits)
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
Upson Co. (quar.)
;
1
4-
Co.——
Canadian
Ltd.
3-
4-
'
17c
$1.12%
Western Insurance Securities—
*
4-15
8%
preferred (quar.)_____
Universal Pictures (quar.)__
4*"10
1
25c
25c
..——
preferred A '(quar.)———-——_____
preferred B (quar.)— i__ 1—_i___
Thermatomic
'
1
.31 %c
$1
preferred (quar.)——_—
Inc..-common (reduced)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.) ——
4%
4%
5-
4-
$1.21
.7
(quar.),
Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)
7%
3-2Q
32VaC
S.
-
(quar.)____—_;—_
.Textron,
*
,
-'S'-l't
4-
Texas Power St.
-
$1,10
40c
.
,
;
Western Grocers,
3-29
$1.66%
1
Corp.
(quar.)-.
Corp,, Ltd—
;
Corp.. $6 conv. pfd.
United Utilities
(quqr.)
Uniytrsal Cprp. (initial quar.)
Universal-Cyclops Steel (quar.)
3-15
1
6-15
$1,25
$5 preferred (quar.) ____.
'Texas & Pacific Ry., common
^
4-1
4-1
(quar.)
United
3-15
4-
$1.24
:
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line
class
Co.,
United
3-15
4-
$1.16,vl
3-30
3-ao
$1.12%
50c
U.
3-15
1*
Transmission
preferred
4.96%
'
dividend
$2.50
U.
3-21
1
54-
$1
$1.14
—
Western
75c
—
Shoe
70c
8
4-
15c
Natural
(quar.)
Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar. 1
——
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
-_
Texas
*
"
300
$1.02%
*1.05
%, preferred-. (quar.)
Casualty & Surety (quar.)_______
.Western Department Stores'!increased quar.)
7-15
10-15
y-
Smelting, Refining & Mining, common
7%
preferred (quav.)____
;
United States sugar (increased)
United Stockyards, common (quar.)-
8
$L31V4
_
-
Western
8- 9
4-15
15c
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:___
S.
U.
3- 8
__
(quar.t—
Gas Lines
preferred
U.
3-8
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——__—
5.10% preferred (quar.
5.12% preferred (quar.)—.:
5%
"
'
$1.12%
(quar.)
4.90%
'
o
3-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.65%
3-
3-27
4.25%
4.64%
1
15c
(quar.)—
4.60%
4-
55C
preferred
4.50'7o
3-14
.—
4.10%
"
1
——__
Corp.
Tennessee
J
4-
$1.50
(quar.)_
Tennessee
*
3-14
$1.25
—
3*1S
37%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western Assurance (Toronto)
A-4~
4*15
^ 8-31
- 5-1
8-1
11-1
13%c
ordinary
income)
U. S. Freight (quar.)___
*
U. S. Gj*psum Co., com.
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Hoffman Machinery (quar.)
U. S. Lines Co. (N. J.), 4%% pfd. (s-a)____
U, S. Playing Card
U. S. Plywood, common (quar.)_
33%% preferred A (quar.)
334% preferred B (quar.)___
s.
4%% preferred (quar.)_.
U. S. Printing Sc Lithpgraph Co.—
5% preference series A (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Co., 8% 1st pfd. (quar.)_
3-14
3-31
Foil
S.
7%
3-15
3-31
30c
i—
——
(quar.)
'Tetnco. Aircraft
1
30c
—;—
5-1
•
;
Class
3-15
2
4-
45c
______
:
87%o
-
(quar.)
com.
U. S. St Foreign Securities
6-14
4-
50c
J—__—
1—
Class B
6-28
$2
"telephone Service (Ohio), class A
U.
8
4-
(quar.)
common
87%C
Quarterly
3-15
+30c
*50c
<quar.)._
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Taylor Instruments
3_H
4-
'4%
'Taylor-Colquit
1
30c
-
:_
1
Co.A^
$4.50 preferred (quar:)_____
$5 preferred (quar:)
L_
'
—
11-29
62 %c
(quar.)
; 10c
87 %c
;
,
.
Quarterly
United Pacific Corp,—
Non-cumulative partic. preference (quar.)
United Shoe Machinery, common (quar.)
Special
6% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Bearing Corp.____;
U. S. Borax & Chemical
4%% preferred (quar.)
United States Cold Storage (quar.)
U. S. Envelope (quar.)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
(Bait.)—
3-lr
4-
4%
1
4-
r
West Virginia Water Service, common-
4-12
4-12
—
4-1
50c
(quar.)—
"Tamblyn (G.), Ltd.,
10- 1
1-1-58
$1
Inc., common
'
Quarterly
*
-
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)_______
Quarterly
4- 1
62 %c
——_
Co.
^
West Texas Utilities, 4.40% preferred (quar.)
West Virginia;Pulp 8s Paper. (quar.)—
>
^
$1.12% '
-
35c
Sunshine
Mining (quar.)
.___.
;—.—
Super Valu Stores, common (quar.)
!—
5% preferred (quar.t
5.40% preferred (quar.)
Supercrete, Ltd
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)
Swift & Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)__
convertible preferred (quar.)__.
United Gas .Improvement,
4'/4% ^preferred
(quar.)
United Illuminating Co.
United Income Fund, (5c
ment income & 5c from
United New. Jersey RR. St
3-21
"
,5- 1
3-22
5-15,
6-15
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar. )_1—^ |75o
'.United Gas Corp. (quar.)_____
r—
Sl'/ao
3*18
20c
(quar.)——
»
3-«l5
.
4- 2
Electric
Penn
4-
-
Ltd.—
4.10% preferred series C (quar.)4.20% preferred series B (quar.)
*
^
3f20.
4-1
(increased)——______:
Corp.
Extra
3-20
3-25
$1
$1
—
6%
.
3rl8,"
4*1
-*6c
30c
60c
4%.
___
preferred (quar.)_______
preferred (quar.)
United Pruijt Co. (quar.)i.
3-18,
.
..,-
3-llb',
3-lt-
"
Stock
series)
(1956
United Cities Utilities—^
3-15.
$1.13
Sun Life Assurance (Canada)
Sunbeam
.preferred
$3.50"convertible
3-18;
,.-T
-
;—
common—
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
4-1
4-1
1
-
3-18;
4-1
4-1
4-1
.
(quar;)
(quar.)___
(stock dividend)
,
United. Cigar-Whelan;-^common
$i.25
-
.
Drill
3-29
,
$1.25
>;
4-5
15c
5-1
4- 1
30c
20c
4% preferred (1955 series)
United Biscuit Co. of America—
$4,50 : preferred Mquar.)
_________
5i"
3-25
-
4-15
.4-1
,
5-15
$35c
(quar.)
3-29.
4..
;
•
WPst Penn Power
92V2C
.350
.*$1.75
(quar*.)
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Steel Foundry
Payable 0/Roe.
"
4%
.■
$3;50
25c
25c
25c
West
87%c
7%
United. Aircraft Corp.—
,
3-15
6-10,
..:
—
Chemical,
United-Air Lines
7- 1
3-30
—
Stop & Shop,- Inc.,(quar. >4-,^—v--™—
& Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)^-—
$5 ;preferred (quar. )t
Sullivan Consolidated; Mines, Ltd. !interin\)
Sun
9-14
56c
43%c
Strawbridge
*
Union Twist
^$3.50
—___
4-20
4-20
4-20
(quar.)
4% preferred (s-a)
Union Stockyards of Omaha
3-15
6-15;
Wesson Oil.& Snowdrift
4-20
5-15
5-15
Share
y ;
West Kootenay Power St Light,
5-15
$1
Co
Union "Pacitic <RR., common
3-12;
:_
__
5 %
Investment
Union
,4-1
—______
.
3-29^^2-27.
Company
HoUhm
When
Per
Name of
$1.12%
_
•
:-•>,56c
(quar:)__—
4,%% preferred (quar.)
jStJx, Baer & Puller, 7% first pfd. <quar.)_
-Stokley-Van Camp,'common (quar.)
r
_
12-i4
4-10
iSterling National Bank
5
3-15
;
38c
j.
i__
preferred (quar.)_
$3.50 preferred^ (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)___
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.
3-18
"
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$4
3-19-*
6-29
' 9-30
12-31
4-1
5-1
.4-11
(quar.)
$4^0 preferred, (quar.)
'
3-15
3-30
.-
Union Electric. Co., com.
3-20
4-15
*3-30
—-
Steeher Traung Lithograph,
;
3-20
3-
Per
Name of Company
.
3-20
3-29
75c
25c
25c
.•
5%
preferred (quar.)———
——__
$1.25
!
5%
preferred <quar.)___—$1.25
-5% preferred-(quar.)__
$1.25
(
5%
preferred (quar.K--—$1125
Stedman Bros.. Ltd. (quar.).
_■
425c
Steel Co. of Canada (quar.)
——_
: .. 40c
Sterlhig Brewers; Inc.*
(quar.)_i__—
.
25c
(quar.)
State,Street Investment
■
3-18
4-10
4-10
4-1
4-1
3-29
12 %c
1
____—
Class- B
Share
.
Payable of Rec.
Share
Standard" Properties.. ~a
__________
Standard Radio Ltd.. class A (quar.)
Holders
When
Per
.
Name of Company
*
$1) rights to subscribe for 135,315 additional
a subscription price of $7.50 per share,
one additional share for each three shares
shares at
the basis of
held of record March 19, 1957 (with oversubscription
privileges). Subscription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(New York time) on April 2, 1957. White, Weld & C©.
is manager of
a
group
which is underwriting the
offering.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of additional common
shares,
together with proceeds from bank loans to be made under a 1967
Credit Agreement, under the 1956 Credit Agreement and cash on hand
and
from
operations, will be used to finance the company's 1951
construction
program.
BUSINESS—Company distributes natural gas In the Spokane, Wash¬
ington. city limits and the surrounding suburban area through a
distribution system consisting of approximately 400 miles of main, of
which about 240 miles were Installed during the year 1956. In con¬
with its gas distribution business, the company also sells gas
water heaters, gas conversion, burners ,and other appliances
equipment related to the use of gas. Population of the city of
Spokane is presently .estimated at 185,000 and combined with Its
suburban area, at 237,000." The company has entered into contract#
with 22 industrial and other large fuel consumers in the service area
nection
ranges,
land
52
The Commercial mid Financial
(1432)
the
Including
Aluminum
Ideal
three
industrial fuel
largest
Chemical
&
Pacific
Company,
Alloys*
the
not
under
contract.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
Authorized
loan
Dank
unsecured
loan
bank
unsecured
subordinate
1962--^._
due
42.75
value)
par
fCommon
♦The
stock
stock
1957 Credit Agreements
1956 and
subordinated
Indebtedness
outstanding.
are
tTo
Credit
bank
the
to
it
while
loans)
the
Mr.
loans
bank
and conditions
terms
the
of
Thomas Industries
-
$18,383,180
filed
5
shares
share,
of
through
is
Krinsly
has been
appointed
March
on
7,
He
Louis,
182,
Secretary
at
with
from
of
share
one
100,000
shares
.number
special
a
of
meeting
from
stock
common
-chares.
agreed
purchase
to
forth
of
subscribed
for
the
in
partner
a
is
and
the
member
a
York
New
the
of
Co,
law
E.
firm
York
New
inc.-—V.
Net
Feb.. 8, 1957, increased the,
500,000 shares to 1,500,000
to the
pursuant
the
in
of
Pacific
who
P.
Blanchett,
Murphey
The
Sehlesmger
240,
&
Co.—
.
since
16
'
6
the
tion
•
Robert
J.
Levy,
Electric Co.—To Offer Its Stockhold¬
Chairman
that
announced
the
the
of
Federal
Board
District
President,
and
rights
atock.
to
The
holders
coming
price
u
Levy
close
aspire
$6
cf
the
of
the
at
of
close
for
Co.
four
shares
Standard
of
date
This
2.
and
the
that
warrants
report
fuel,
April
on
'
24.
well
and
The
would
:
;
well
new
introduced
was
station
states.,'4
30
Texas
Subsequent
to the consummation of the Pittsburgh Railways offer¬
Standard will complete Step IV of its Plan by distributing to
shareholders common stock of Duquesne Light Co. on the basis
of one share of Duquesne common for each four shares of Standard
Barring
stock
undue
any
early
in
delays
May.—V.
Standard
185,
will
distribute
6
proved
has
Jones
several
been
additional
drilling.
American's
No.
6
«
is
Jones
on
Coahoma.—V.
of
general
completed
320
a
184,
locations
lease
wholly-owned
fNew Jersey—Plans
for
a
new
&
the
on
capacity
$*.,250 Million in 1957—
The
■dOO.OOO
this
grilling
in
20%
a
Holman,
expenditures
toe
an
the
better
even
world
stands
and
similar
is
business
the
on
of
the
planned
spend
$1,250,-
exploration
outlay
and
1956.*'"1
in
Carpenter,
represents
The
'.
said
that
the capita!
expectation that 1937 will
1956, and in the belief that
than
"an
of
era
oil
energy"
of
the proposed sum will. be spent
where
Jersey
does
the
major share
rest
has been earmarked for Western
Hemisphere,
Host
of
the
in
the
of
its
Western
to
■
c-onconsolidated
Jersey's
East
and
companies
share
Far
approximately 15%
which
will
Jersey
to
amount
about
than in 1956,—V,
more
has
50%
$130,000,000
185, p.
this
election
of
of
Henry
directors
•Chairman
was
the Board.
of
F.
Scheetz,
announced
Jr.,
of
ytpr,
to
Mr.
Scheetz
serve
Mr.
also
the
as
Nelson,
Scheetz
ILubel
&
rector
Box
of
will
become
previously
Co.,
the
in
Vice-President of
the
of
President
was
Pittsburgh.
Allegheny
He
Label.
the corporation
Committee.
Planning
and
is
Inc.
in
director
a
also
of
the
Vice-President,
Cheswick,
Pa.,
the
company
EEC
covering 200,000
■stock, 190.000 shares
•underwriting
effering price
ment.
The
filed
registration
a
shares
of
its
to
be
offered
arc
headed
group
and
20
par
10,000
terms
shares
public sale
Peabodv & Co.
to
are
be
The
employees of the company.
Nefc
Proceeds
wil1
be
to the prospectus,
will involve expenditures of
sales
and
for
net
1956,
earnings
were
the
!£°£as HaIlowe11-
i'
Hailowell
551,647,420.
volume
the
of
reported
gain
a
of
$41,080,473
of
largest
in
that
net
more
earnings
-shares
.
and
a
the
of
sales
for
25%
$3,374,000
outstanding in 1955,
3V2-for-l
split
of
1956
over
reached
the
the
the
atl0n
per
share
to
reflect
adjusted
common
19a6
$2.22
outstanding.
$1.89
or
At
stock
lllcreased
in
m°re
a
5%
1956.
than
♦i.l.DUU.uUU.
56.500,000
stock
21%
to
on
stated
new
that
plant
Standard
and
equipment,
SnTd00* five;rr prf°gran} 0f plant
SoKhOOO
8
nt
Pressed
as
Steel
part
in
of
sub¬
to
made
long-term
firm
supplies
-
on
the
since
of
the
with
of
1956
and
in
in
the
form
sDenf-
in
Comercio
result
care
for
1958
contract
came
which
A
and
the
steadily
entire
bank
during
amount
the
will
1957
be
logs
about
portion
as
the
of
the
a
result
of
Yucatan
finest
down.
lumber
the
^,ast year the
278,000
West
'
company broke ground at Santa Ana. Calif
for a
facility
that
will
better
serve
rapidly growing
This plant is
scheduled for
markets.
completion
in
1958
Cartp °£i 8 ^60a °J? s<*aare-foot addition to the home plant
^fenkmtown-Pa- ^cveland Cap Screw Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary
*ast year
completed
a
400,000
square-foot
plant
in
Cleveland—V.
184.
•
be
system,
carried
fields
by
mahogany
of
the
last
in
and
cash
volume
has
been
greater
and
portion
veneer.—V.
of
185,
by
Canada
the
the
p.
company
international
is
in
a
Trust
New
with
ntajor
it
the
25
is
York.
private
Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy
Ltd.; and Osier, Hammond
of
with
of
Gas
the
pipe
line
system
will
will
from
extend
the
vicinity of Kapuskasing.
with
option
a
will
the line
of
western
It
will
to
be
purchase.
completed by Nov.
be
will
*.
be
.additional
Line
compressors.
Company, and
inside- Canada,
areas
185,
868. ;
p.
Natural
..
then
by
including
'
.
Trans-
Winni¬
!
^
'
Pipe Line Corp.—Natural Gas
to the New York-New Jersey area
the
company
Eastern Seaboard.
increased 20% last
1955.
issuance
share
a
shares.
After
year's
earnings
$88,330,209,
of
To
has
in
-
and to many
to
$11,980,508
dividends, the 1956
year
preferred
18%
cf
refunded
mately
com¬
the
operating
1955
expansion program planned
short-term bank credit which
with
and
record
the
the
arranged
This
of
same
.
on
over
shares.
basis
the
on*
revenues
of
revenues
$74,-
*
;
finance
additional
1955
...
realized
were
increase
an
441,250
earned
-
-
689,839.
for
1957,
company
expected
will
be
is
it
the
proceeds
from
permanent
financing.
The expansion,
construction will require expenditures of
other
approxi¬
8113,000,000.—V.
185,
1091.
p.
Trans-Gulf Offshore Drilling, Inc.—Stock Offered—
Dallas Rupe & Son and associates on March 11 offered
publicly 575,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents>
at $2
share.
per
PROCEEDS—The
and
for
part
'
net
payment
proceeds
of
cost
to
are
of
be
used
to
repay
of
construction
a
loans
bank
moblie
drilling
Tranter Manufacturing, Inc.—Sales Show Gain—
by
in
that
in
of
the
to
R. Tranter, President,
reports that sales are slightly
projections
for
the
current
fiscal
year.
He further
sales
the
developments
tield
test
for
tiie
J.
retail
Williamson
truck
and
refrigeration
will
be
announced
milk
as
end
soon,
including the
developed espe¬
been
elected
President
to
succeed
Williamson
179,
John
joined
Judge.
Tube
Re¬
521.
p.
Union Bagr-Camp Paper Corp.—Net
Profits Up—
a
Tbe
corporation
had net sales of $163,059,045 in
1956, according
Calder. Chairman, and Alexander
Calder, Jr., President,
company's annual report mailed to stockholders on March
12^
the first annual financial statement
issued under the Union
Bag-Camp Paper name, since-Union Bag & Paper
Corp. merged with
Camp Manufacturing Col in July, 1966.
The combined
net
sales
of
Union Bag and Camp in 1955 were
$152,159,363.
"
;
Net income after provision for
income
to
mahoganv
•
the
Corp., Wallingrton. N. J.—New Pres.—
has
Formerly Executive Vice-President. Mr.
ducing as a Vice-President in 1951.—V.
proper
nearing
refrigeration system
delivery.—V. 185, p. 1201.
largelv
of
are
continuous
Tube Reducing
A.
in
perioci
"KOLD-TRUX"
cially
be
above
reported
new
Alexander
in
'■
ap¬
1,
approximately 300,be increased to approximately 780,000
of
Trunk
$9,987,027 in
Sl.08
of
The
of
490.
I.
&
..
the
years,
Montreal.—V.
split-and the
pares
1958
Mexico
available
for
in¬
&
estimated,
population
and
income
stock
position to take
demand
Co.,
ernings were equal to $1.32 per share on 7,501.250 common shares
outstanding at the end of the year, after giving effect to a 2-for-l
hurricanes,
forest
logs
First
The
<fc
Incorporated,
iii
by
(represented
made
Bank
possible
Thrifty Drug: Stores Co., Inc.—Stock Soli—The public
offering of 200,000 shares of common stock, which was
made on March 13 by Blyth & Co.; Inc.
and associates
at $14 per share, was oversubscribed.
See details in
V. 185, p„;1324.i
be
(the
and
determined
for
by the'system will be purchased by Trans-Canada
Alberta, transported to the Alberta-Saskatchewan
Alberta
to
compared with
lumber.
sales
in¬
PrudentiaL
platform and related equiment.—V. 185, p. 656.
supplies,
of the company to obtain mahogany
sufficient quantity. With the
supply now
in
a
The
loan
will
....
cost
section
to
for
along
machinery and money to harvest
furnished $1,250,000
in
machinery
and
decade
series;
National
Co.
Co.
•
-
capacity
gas
raen,
$1,000,000
has
in
communities
Net
the
This
square-foot
Coast
&
bonds
&
the
eastward
other
more
recovered
two
Peninsula
ar¬
Weld
White, Weld & Co.,
bank
1962)
Thomson
Weir
of
supplier of natural
-
'
*
Young,
delivery
Toronto
new
Freiberg
approximately
and
tne
through
White,
James
struck
trees.
and
ancl
company.
States
Mellon
the
gas daily which cap.
through installation
daily
to
number
Exterior
it
of
and
made
was
New high records in gas deliveries, operating revenues
and
net
earnings were established'by this corporation in ' 1956, according to
Tom P. Walker, President.
The Transcontinental system is the major
Freiberg to
make
States
Corp.,
[
to approximately-
will
series, and
line > bonds,
.
v
season.
of the Federation contract,
of
Morgan
of
Nesbitt,
Transcontinentaal Gas
.
reduced
line
various
$2,250,000.
were
»
Deliveries, Operating Revenues and Earnings All Set New
Highs—.,.
:
•: ;
' 1 -I.';
the
the-ability
quality,
projected
enlargement and modernization.
equipment in 1957 amount to
from
-
*
1962,
the
The
1,
P.*
J.
by
government-owned
MCF of
peg,
Federation, Freiberg
equipment and supplies to
During operations
cash,
these advances
remaining amount
the result that the
the
1955.
fallen
repaid
by
of
with
approximately
with the Federation
blown
equipment
record
de
and
'
pipe
Canada
■»
of
'
Nacional
contract
Freiberg. The Mexicans needed
the
Orleans
to
series.
York,
placement
made
Initial
border
this point the Governor of Quintana
Roo, in the area of devasta¬
and the Mexican Government, worked out the
1956 contract with
At
tion,
before
New
31,' 1956,
190.
States
Securities
United
New
Ltd.
program
Banco
1956
totaling
Janet,
was
with
dividend
in
Dec.
and
United
1,
a'limited. partner
Trans-Canada
gas
*
the
advances
September,
| the
mill
the
March
Webster
State3
of
Ontario
MCF
...
additional cash advances
since
656
pp.
United
in
due
.
close
Hilda
Freiberg
-
1956 contract,
reduce
the
the
requires no
Pa.,
was
.
seasons,
to
common
1956
a
for
United
Bank
to
COO
1957,
1,
issued, Texas Eastern has received
was
customers
company.
Federation,
$800,000.
record
a
order
mahogany' for
under the
record
Earnings
that
.
The
share
Sept.
Sulphur Co.—Changes in Personnel—
outset
During
hailowell
the
the
the
history
report
compared
1,785,892
new
1956,
export bank of Mexico) has agreed to advance the necessarv
to carry out the logging and sawmill operations
during the
capital
approximately
per
This
on
the
City
the
1953.
Vice-President and General Manager of Pro¬
1954,-has been elected President to succeed Fred M.
becomes
Chairman
and
continues
as
Chief
Executive
Federation,
world
increased
9,
decade.
period.
to
program
previous
of
expected
facilities by
earnings
$5,000,000 United States series and $1,000;and
the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance
series;
Ltd.;, McLeod,
The
begin immedi¬
to be completed
is
addi¬
America,
of
will
-
Get*
contract
federal
public
a
operations
and
■
when
placed with a group of private investors,
Life" Insurance
Co." Which
has
subscribed
border
Eastern's
H.
of
a
The
company.
53-year
annual
received
systems
said.
The contract
the
both
&
The
Feaeracion
an
sale
expansion
1955.
of
P
1
than
amend¬
company and wholly-owned
in the company's
than
stock
•uet
capital
for
of
private
line;
horsepower
Texas
Stephens,
who
of
source
this
this
*et.earnlnf?s- aft!ir
charges and (axes,
?4* ,t^an!ieW hlgfh of S4-177-8°6- equal to
L,679,150 shares of common
-
•
working
company's plant
President, stated in
BwCicnoicicrs.
Mr.
to
the
projects
A
been
leased
to
class
In addition, the Government of Canada with
participation of the Province of Ontario will invest up to $130,000,000 in the construction and ownership of a 675-mile section of the
(a
logs
approximately $35,000,000 during the years
1957-61,
sidiaries
bv
lor
67,610
pipeline
of
the
signed
had
added
According
Net
Ot
The
offered
add
Stone
company's share
proximate $253,OCO.OOO.
de Cooperativas de Quintana
Roo, Chetumal, Mexico,
a new cohtract to supply Freiberg
Mahogany International,
wholly-owned subsidiary of The Freiberg Maho'gany Co.i with
and lumber for a two-year period. The Federation has been a
lias
Inc.
tlie
through
supplied
be
to
are
with
stock.
common
for
by' Kidder,
underwriting
remaining
$1
statement
to
of
loan,
promissory notes due March
The
,
official announcement, dated March 11, said in
part:
Gebharf
Steel
March
on
system.
be
Texas Industries, Inc.—Unit Negotiates New Contract
Mexican Logs—Reduces Investment in Mexico—An
Co., Jenkintown, Pa.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
Co.
$5,000,000
Nanton
for
di¬
a
.
Pressed
miles
shares
mortgage, pipe
bonds
the
Kernan,
Canadian
vestors
and
Holding Box Co., Inc., of Dayton; Ohio, and the
Bradlev & Gilbert
•Co., Inc., in Louisville, Ky.-faU of which Will be
acquired within the
«*onth
by
Standard).—V.
185, p.
1158.
Standard
Eastern
Aldridge. Chairman since 1951, has been named Chairman
Emeritus of the -company,
continuing as a director.—V. 184, p. 490.
Fuller
and
Texas
of
bank
have
000
'
Since
O.
Walter
-.
Chairman
authority
137
requests: from its
since
Officer
^
will
begin
on
customers.
duction
Director
a
and
amounted
upon existing capi¬
averaging at least
15,000 shares of class B
dividends
185,
1," 1978,
Metropolitan
principals amount.
Insurance
Eastern.
request
the
on
Texas Gulf
-
Pittsburgh, Pa., to the
11 by R. Carl
Chandler,
March
on
will
of
5y2%. first
$4C,000,000
natural gas commencing on
the same date. Texas Eastern has been
constantly adding new reserves of natural gas to its supply to meet
these increasing
demands.—V. 185, p. 1200.
of
1158.
Standard Packaging Corp.—Scheetz Elected
The
•hoard
companies
150,000
effect - to
subsequent to Dec. 31, 1956,
remaining 15,000 shares will like¬
special financial consultant
Co.,
transmission
gas
both
'
"
authorization -is
FPC
Claude
—
Texas
facilities
Carpenter
The
its
ownership or
in the Middle
expenditures* primarily
these
of
East,
in
of
applications
after
additional
meet
rapidly growing need for petroleum products in that area.
The
$1,250,000
does
not
include
the
planned
expenditures
for
into
Lines
Oct.
of
bonds
cluding
com¬
authorized Texas Eastern to expand its
system capacity
by approximately 250,000 MCF to meet,-,beginning
Sept. 1,-1957, additional-long-term firm natural gas requirements of
business;
Europe
the
less.
Mr.
f
.
of
two
time
in
-
.About« 80%
t
natural
project
President
compression
ately
extend¬
• years
into
the
future.---He
also
pointed
out
that
the
upon Jersey of
the current uncertainties in the Middle East,
though serious, are considerably mitigated by the worldwide
diversify
•of Jersey's interests.
•.
Eastern's
the
system. •
• •.
Construction
effects
-
of
from
result,
is
due
Francis
as
The
4
the
threshold-cf
ing. many
to
for
record
Texas
cost
a
business
The
Pipe
placement
'
approximately
$30,322,400, with the parent company's facilities costing some $25,904,600 and Penu-Jersey facilities about
$4,417,800, according to Orville S.
Board,
in
year
plan
and
This
gas.
expenditures
Chairman
program
affiliates
investments
for- oil
over
of
Total
consolidated
capital
search
increase
Eugene
for
year
the
its
and
company
Co.
acted
on March
15 filed applications with
requesting authorization for expan¬
approximately 110,000 MCF to the daily
add
150,000
the
retention
upon
rangement of the
Lehman Brothers;
Co.
will
converted
Canadian series, also due Oct,
1, 1978.
sion
that
stock
additional
an
into
in
$"82,711.
bonds
$23*010,000
;.
projects
converted
line
-
corporate
Penn-Jersey Transimission Corp.
Federal Power
Commission
Expenditures of
As
a bank loan of
$20,000,(February) $75,000,000 of Trans-Canada
debentures and 3,750,000 shares of common stock were
sold publicly. The $104,000,000 first
mortgage pipe line
bonds consist of $80,990,000 of 5%% first
mortgage pipe
approximately
subsidiary,
1957,
1956,
stoek
share.
to
Pittsburgh,
its
and
were
during
common
Last month
National
corporation
business
A
per
of
as
common
1,
retained
least
converted
This
1
the
class
$10.45
mortgage pipe line bonds and for
2058.
p.
in
of
to
stock
common
of
Jan.
000.
-
acre
1955
Montreal, on March 20, announced that it
financing of its share of the cost of the
pipe line system. Arrangements have been made for the
private placement of $104,000,000 of the company's first
stock
'
,
be
at
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Plans Expansion—
the
Standard Oil Co.
will
be
5Vt%
•
114,323
$774,440
has completed
Corp.—New Producer—
Percy
B
payment
from
earnings
eastward
.
Oil
future
Six miles southeast
the
724.
p.
251,511
$654,188
Through Private Placements
ago.
preferred
and
share
of
common
poration, which
its
Buquesne
$888,763
Ltd.—Financing Arranged
and Bank Loans—This cor¬
constructing an all-Canadian 2,294
mile natural gas pipe line from the Province
of Alberta
the
will
•
for working capital
retained
per
end
class
A
Trans-Canada
-
Sunoco
'
ing
common.
48,644
.$905,699
divs.__
-
amounting to at least $2,250,003.-r-V.
%
Blue
years
cumulative
-
-
has
lease for
pany's
stock
com.
scheduled
in the
Howard-Iatan
Field,
Howard
County,
Texas.
The
completed for a daily pumping potential of 147 barrels of oil
Gravity was 29 degrees.
'
was
day.
per
*
•
service
as
wise
of octane
range
designated
'
business
tional
aggregate
wide
a
and
share
per
common
new
premium quality Blue Sunoco 200. The step
first departure fiom its single-grade system
shares of 6V4"%
corporation's No.
producer
com¬
937,407
40,750
$2.49
$1
stock¬
of
class
Private
the registration statement be¬
the issuance of warrants would
for
15,000
Texas American
•
common
to
April
record
of
each
subject
business
Railways
offer'r.g to the Standard share¬
share on
a
basis
of
one
share
of
per
lhat
Pittsburgh
in
annual
motor
motor-fuel
The proceeds will be used
purposes.—V. 182, p. 1225.
such
common
stated
effective
the
shares
authorized
Railways
Mr.
mon.
board
at
Pittsburgh
he
purchase
the
R.
decided to adopt custom blending throughout i%
territory—a decision "based on a realistic evalua¬
favorable results," the report states.—V. 185, p. 1050.
highly
.
946.449
value
the
at
saws,
-
1955
Feb.
28,
1957.
Giving
conversion, earnings available for dividends would have
per share of class A and class B.
Based
to
has
(par $50).
In Wilmington, Del.,
approved, on Mstrch 14, 1957, Step IV of the Plan of the com¬
pany for compliance with the Holding Company Act.
Following such approval the directors on March 15 met to complete
the arrangements for the offering "by the company to its shareholders
Court,
toad
of
of
and
March
on
the
to
of
talization
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Private Placements Arranged—
This corporation has arranged the private placement of
$2,600,000 in new securities, viz: $1,100,000 of 6% capital
notes, $750,000 in 5J/4% senior notes, due April 1, 1970,
•
'
,
$18,655,397 $18,518,503
1,780.449
2,019,530
earnings
book
shares
of
>
of
share
this
,
marketing
5
—
,
to
company's
Sunoco
company
power
...
dividends
$654,188
per
shares
v
fuels
motor
1958,
early
super-premium
the
Blue
21-state
ers Pittsburgh Rys. Co. Shares and Distribute Duquesne
Holdings as a Dividend—
15
mark
The
1
——-
Inc....—
Jones,
..
.
will
In
companion
a
as
%
blade
*
dividends—-—
increased
15,000
major step in introducing "custom blending,"
as
calls it, will be taken next month when Sunoco stations
new
a
stock
$9.42
Association.
first
offer
66
-
—-
&
Son
inc.—..—
,
Standard Gas &
-v:
Co
Hinton
Favre,
981.-
p.
The
company
not
are
subscription offer:
—
Harper &
severally
as
completion
'
Earnings retained in the business———,.
868.
p.
grades, each priced according to quality, right at the
pump.
Installation of the system is now in progress
percentages
stock
Co..
Northwest
William
185,
&
have
respective
common
new
.-V..:-'
Weld
below
named
reciprocating
products,
-
earnings available for
Common
Crist
of
Bar
135,
■
system blends
new
other
high
new
a
fixtures,
sales
stock
to
previous year. -Thomas
residential lighting
pretax earnings__^_„
earnings
Blending of Gasoline—
employees.
Oil's
climbed
the
this corporation,
of
Frederic
story of the company's four years of research on
told in its 1956 annual report, mailed last week
Sun
for
company,
the shares
of
'
•
The
holders and
have
1956
and
Net
Preferred
system Is
such
:
underwriters
from
below, such
/.White,
—V.
shares
'«■
UNDERWRITERS—The
V
authorized
or r
stock.
preferred
f Shareholders, at
authorized
the
70,100
to
cumulative
cabinets,
equipment,
Net
This
company
is spending $30,000,000 to pioneer a new way
buying motor fuel, it was announced on March 18 by Frank
Markley, Vice-President in charge of marketing. -
a
Inc.
,
Sun Oil Co.—To Extend
maturity at the election of the company by delivery
$2.75 cumulative preferred stock
(par value $5 per
liquidating value of $50 per share, for each $50 prin¬
cipal amount of 534 %. subordinate interim notes.
.
$ Reserved for Issuance in payment of the 534% subordinated interim
notes. Shareholders, at a special meeting held Feb. 8,
1957, reduced
$ Payable
spraying
Net
to
Mo.
320.
p.
Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—^ i
Industries
be
with
$1)
(par
St.
Agreement.
share*
paint
bathroom
J
of
Thomas
The
notification
of
Co.,
succeeds
of
Calendar Year—
stock
&
working capital.—V.
director of Ketchum &
a
portable
Files With
—
sales
$18,655,397 in 1956 from $18,518,508
Industries is a leading manufacturer of
Corp.—Appoints New Secretary—
Krinsly
Krinsky
letter
a
common
White
recently.-
is also
He
1957
Net
of
Commission—
March
on
40,000
per
announced
was
resigned
and
under the
$6.75
Z.
Stuart
restrict payment of dividends
5%% subordinate interim
of equity securities or of
"
•
available
made
be
corporation
covering
SEC
at
Kansas City, Mo.
Exchange
Sun Chemical
capital stock and the redemption of the
(other than with proceeds from sale
on.
.notes
-
1957—12 Months—1956
$1,229,633 $18,852,178
'
proceeds are to be used for
None
541,259 shs,
?70,100 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
SI).—
(par
The
the
offered
*3,50o,000
<$5
;
185, p. 868.
Stuart-Hall Co., Inc.,
'
^
_
$1,291,767
—
Securities and
t*l,500,000
1,500,000
3,505,000
1962—
*
cumulative preferred
—V.
1957—Month—1956
,
sales
.
/■
due
notes
'
31,
Net
Outstanding
*$6,275,000
$6,273,000
1962—
due
interim
-
,
Stores^ Inc.—February Sales Higher—
Period Ended Feb. 28—
It
Company.
CAPITALIZATION
Jan.
Sterehi Bros.
una
customers
Industrial
S3/«%
Inc.
including
consumers,
6%
Kaiser
namely
consumers,
Northwest
is now serving gas to 28 industrial fuel
three aforementioned companies and email
Cement
Chronicle/... Monday, March 25, 1957
is
taxes
,
than
1956
of
24;%
net
over .the
income
capital
stock
combined
was
equal
currently
net
income
to $3.02
per
outstanding.
of
was
$21,545,386,
$17,324,903
share
on
Union
the
Bag
in
1955.
more
The
7,134,678 shares
&
Paper
Corp.
Volume
itself
in
185
1955
had
5,313619
on
to
Earnings
945,386
in
before
in
with
Provision
for
$2.68
to
potash
share
effect
per
giving
alter
1955.
earnings
before
1956
to
The
the
improvements and acquisitions of woodlands, of which it is expected
$27,000,000 will be spent during 1957.
Of this amount approximately
$11,000,006 in commitments were outstanding at Dec. 31, 1956.
net
The
the
tvith
ratio
term
commented
report
strong,
working
of
debt
$77,600,060
current
that
the
capital
assets
amounted
to
the
ovet
at
company's
financial
liabilities
only $1,931,296.—V.
for
years
totaling
year-end
current
to
several
next
position
$31,623,272
five-to-one.
at
stockholders
corporation's
of
May
to
name
April
Union
16
on
Carbide
Corp.,
to
change
become
to
Dial,
to
Union
Carbide
its
This
effective
as
nation's
Corp.
would
and
through
silos
farmers
of
the
be
in
generally
beneficial
general
its
to
relations
the
with
30,
1956,
merged
pro-forma
a
1956,
net
for
mining,
net
sales
net
and
for
mining
with
United
States
basis
for
and
income
of
$5,988,580,
obsolescence
185,
which
loss
March
on
Ordnance
Arnold
contract
11
calls
the
Erlanger,
for
the
U.
enured
era
newr
a
March
on
with
21
the
Bureau
1324.
p.
that
this
the
subsidiaries,
the
is
another
of
Navy-for
and
that
of
production
of
more
than
Aeronautics,
follows
it
Intercontinental
of
in
a
expired
on
sold
the
$1,000,000
receipt
in
Carbide
the
of
machinery
Hoffman
business
announced
Carbon
it
at
sales
over
Chemical
Hoffman
Corn
Exchange Bank, New York, N.
Y.,
agent for $25,200,000 of 4'i
debentures,
appointed paying
of Feb.
1, 1956 (see
V.
183,
49).—V.
p.
185,
has
to
W.
21,
of
its
the
by
important
various
the
1201,
p.
Hoffman
Hoffman
United Artists Corp.—Plans Public Offering of Deben¬
tures
and
Common
Stock — First
Public
Offering of
by
divi¬
the
U.
Navy
and
Bureau
nounced
held
Benjamin,
March
on
underwriting
filing later tins
posed
due
poration.
A
offered
Krim,
B.
last
corporation,
for
the
sale,
The
The
the
own
corporation
of
the
of
and
the
of
of
stock
common
100,600
management
debentures
distribution
stock
common
the
of
majority of
a
public
oi
the
be
are
shares
group
to
aiter
wno,
corporation'^ stock.
and
will
stock
common
Artists'
United
con¬
securities.
is negotiating sale of the securities
bankers and dealers headed fcy
after the middle of April.
to
Eberstadt
The
corporation's snare
retire
certain
the proceeds
oi
outstanding
debt
independent
expanding
and
film
£c
ducer
V.
lor
production.—V.
185,
190.
p.
The
States Borax
First
Boston
fered publicly
at
the
stockholders' 'in
will
received
be
presently
the
Outstanding
investors
after
company
by
oversubscribed and
was
j
is
certain
the
Sold—
(par $1)
•
stock
of
account
stock
the
and
will
who
sale.
No
is
the
of
part
,
new
with
the
W.
President
of
U.
dealerships.
and
Nicholson,
proceeds
company.
CAPITALIZATION
at
MARCH
OF
1,
will
take
U.
provide
will
for
S.
continue
the
De¬
of
its
ments
Venezuela
small
a
and
of
U.
lawn
screens,
Hoffman's
major
include
into
Electric.
also
Statea
Associated
Co.
&
research
and
major
a
Armed
for
Aviation,
G9
£4,500,000
£4,500,000
Common
stock
Common
*
The
in
the
sale
development,
transistorized
of
and
electronic
transistorized
the
X The
+5.000,000 shs.
4,175.000 shs.
which
notes,
£ These
to
the
terms
conditions
and
is
subject
debentures
Consolidated
to
issued
were
H Under
and
under
the
the
credit
with
mercial
the
borrowing,
to
under
subject
the
less
not
the
banks
than
it
products
purchase
to
of
for
The
these
nor
than
more
Plan,
be
Glenn
shares
underwriters
before
the
at
of
the.
1,
com¬
time
of
from
of
selling
the
stockholders
common
the
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
shares
have
Blyth
&
Boston
following
respective
stock:
Co.,
Goldman,
Kidder,
Inc
<fc
ner
White,
Wertheim
A.
C.
Allyn
Dominick
7,000
Irving Lundborg <fc Co.
Stern
7.003
Stern,
7,000
&
Co.,
The
&
Day
J.
Co
&
Estabrook
&
W.
Bacon,
Robert
&
Stern
W.
White
1956.
products,
owns
borate
at
products
It
and
is
1,500
1,500
it
holds,
J.
Richards
A.
Hogle
Stix
whose
is
the
the
Rodman
2.000
borate
Calif.,
also
Co
Robert Garrett
Hill
the
best
&
concentrates,
world's
second
.
principally
under
&
in
14,
of
shares
preferred
Co
1.000
Co
1.001
l.OOn
1,000
product
consumer
borax
producer
and
known
1,000
at
April
for
and
capitaliza¬
a
accordance
the
common
with
company
stock,
were
—V.
185,
from
April
sale
of
15,
to
to
1958,
April
on
equipment
mature
April
4.-—V.
in
15.
185,
trust
equal
1972. Bids
15
1324.
p.
$10,100,960
7,692,589
7,106,265
15.604,778
633,914
1,545,846
1,299,311
t
also
reasonable
offering
633,416
648.056
1.084.445
1,059,730
after
capital
sink,
funds
1324.
p.
Co.—February Sales Up—
p.
1957—2 Mos.—^56
1957—Month—1956
$17,273,434 $16,244,034 $34,333,789
$32,330,968
869.
the
National
substantial
the
of
producer
of
potash
deposits
of
stockholders
directors
for
on
74.51
18.
of
Co.,
Insurance
Evanston,
111.—
741
directors
value
shares
25
stock
records.
is
The
S.
P.
approved a
$15,000,000 bond issue and its
stock dividend, Charles M. Biurkey, Presi¬
a
Commission
declared
market
basis
a
March 20 in
on
every
said.
Securities
announced
this
by
or\
Regulation: A
1933 with
a
Act
of
The
corporation.
order-
believe
to
not
that
the
conditions
and
terms
complied
been
false
of
do
with
in
excess
owned
offering
included
statements
Regulation
circular
reflecting
of those claimed elsewhere
the company.
The oreier-
A.—-V.
183,
1957—Month—1956
Sales
$2,302,249
185,
by
in
offering-
the
3041.
p.
Stores, Inc.—February Sales Higher—
Period Ended Feb. 28—
—V.
the
in
maps
financial
the
comply
not
and
658
pp.
and
1957—2 Mos,—1956
$4,340,558
$2,216,280
$4,587,500
869.
Stores Inc.—Current
Winn-Dixie
J>
Sales
—V.
1957—3S Wks~ 195S
<J»
{jj
34,057,607
42,450,555
J 35,
Sales Up-
1957—4 Wks—1956
period End. March 9—
350,023,674 283,059,798
1092.
p.
Park Telephone Co.,
Winter
Offered—The
company
the
stockholders
ferred
5V2%
on
Winter Park, Fla.—Stock.
March 22 offered to its pre¬
right to subscribe for 4,000
cumulative
stock
preferred
(par
$100)
of
stock (par $10) in units
share of preferred stock and ten common shares
of
a
owned
Cash
stock
tire
letter to stockholders.
will
has
on
be
approved
dividend
stock.
April
This
22,
a
1957,
distributed
the
equivalent
is
in
issue.
to
dividend
the
lieu
a
of
41
one
return
share
of closure of
fractional shares
date
of
of^the markec April 22.
being
new
system expansion, Mr. Sturkev
construction budget for 1957 is $4,000,000 and prospects
conserved
to
further
shares of
40,000
one
common
unit. These rights will expire at 12 midnight
April 5.
The offering is underwritten by Se¬
Associates, Inc., Winter Park, Fla., and First
Florida Investors, Inc., Orlando, Fla., and associates.
at $230 per
(EST)
on
curity
net
proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans and
improvements to property.—V. 185, p. 982.
pay
for
and
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.—To Increase Capitalization—
shareholders
The
on
April
of
shares
authorized
will
1
vote
stock
common
on
from
increasing
3,000.000
to
the
number
5,000,000.
preferential right to
subscribe to any of the unissued stock of the corporation or to anjj
stock of
the corporation
to be issued by reason of any increase ia
the authorized
capital stock of the corporation. Such unissued stock
shall be sold and issued to such persons on such terms and for such
consideration
(so far as may be permitted by law)
as the board of
directors in its absolute discretion may deem advisable.
shall
stockholder
No
The
in
increase
the
the
have
number
of
preemptive
shares
of
or
Icommon stock is
necessary
soon
become
selling its shares
and to grow, an increase is required in the authorized capital.
As of March
1, 1957, there were 727,550 shares of unissued common
stock
available
for
sale
by
the
corporation out of
the 3.003.00Q
presently authorized shares.
The additional shares provided for by the
amendment are without
preemptive right and will be used primarily for sale to the public
ac
a
price to yield to the corporation the net asset value thereof
on the day sold. The proceeds of sale will be used as additional capital.
number
the
because
In
185,'p.
V.
order
of
for
shares
the
available
corporation
to
for
sale
may
continue
1092.
Sell Bonds—
Washington Natural shares vq,ted at a meeting on
approved the bond issue.
It Whs also announced that
Washimgon
the
have
declared
have
announced
Cash
stock
of
contain
inclusion
that
asserts
exhausted.
Washington Natural Gas Co.—To
boron
Utafe—
for hearing,
upon
request, on the question,
should be vacated or made permanent.
grounds
have
A
circular
and
circular
of
Savings and Profit Sharing Pension Fund of this company's em¬
and the company filed a registration statement with the SEC
15,
1057 covering $900,000 of Participations in Employees'
Retirement Plan.—V. 181, p. 1250.
the
the
under
ownership of 80 mining claims
the
offering circular to be
$18,597,065
March
on
City,
Lake
Exchange Commission,
it
was
order temporarily suspending
in
14,541.030
817,613
taxes
$9,119,450 $20,204,896
after
The
acid, and
sodium
boric
deposit
of
is
Salt
Corp.,
Uranium filed its Regulation A notification on Feb. 13)
the public offering of 15,000,000 common shares
In its suspension order, the Commission asserts that
ofiering
The
ployees
The
Act.
Proceeds of the $3,000,part of the cost of Wheeling's
$3,600,000.—V. 182, p. 2736.
share.
additions
expenses
Washington
the
at
lr57—2 Months—1956
revenues
income
185,
March
pay
proposed
per
shares,
of
Commission
Commerce
and
1957—Month—1956
-
Of
to
an
RR.—February Gross In,come Up—
Walgreen
The
195.
and
$1,200,000
1957
15,
competitive
inc.
and
185,
dent,
months.—V.
30
with, that the notification,
misleading representations of
material
facts, and that the use of the offering circular in connec¬
tion with the offering of the stock by White Sage Uranium
"would,
operate as a fraud and deceit upon the purchasers of said securitiea.*"More particularly,- the order questions the
failure of the notifica¬
tion and offering circular to state that the company's authorization
to sell shares in Utah has been suspended by the Utah State Securities
Commission, the inclusion in such documents of contradictory state¬
ments
concerning
the
consideration
for
issuance
of
outstanding;
1957,
some
of
whom
the old class A and
against
Interstate
the
to
liability
dated
Period Ended Feb. 28—
on
in
an
opportunity
Regulation
and
of
1,500
l.o*»l
.
domestic
lease,
Inc.
Sons
Renshaw_
largest
largest
largest
&
&
&
Co
known
world's
has
of
-
&
2.500
2,000
borax,
of
applied
assume
be
oper.
inc.
find
1.60 )
1.500
&
Lemon
Bros, & Boyce
Brush, Siocumb & Co.
—
principally
Boron,
ore.
Co.
Soil—
&
Stein
Co.,-
Co
Team"
1,500
Moore, Leonard <fc Lynch
J.
2,000
Inc.
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Mule
Marache
Milliard
B.
1,500
J.
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
"20
1.500
,
2,500
&
has
to
to
oper.
Federal
Net
completed
estimated
registration
suspension
Sage
It-
lc
class
of
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Co.,
2,500
Co.,
Feb,
claims
their
and
authorizing
Thereafter,
dated
company,
shares
new
oper.
Railway
1,500
&
—
Granbery,
2,010
Skaggs &
Co
&
Sullivan
Johnston,
Inc.
Davis,
Inc.
Inc
Blair
2 500
& Co
Baird
Co.
&
Demp^ey-Tegeler & Co
First Southwest Co..,
3.000
Co.—
Whipple
stock
received
Railway
—V.
order
con¬
shares
5,000
5,000 shares
and
i
company
1,500
—
Hayden, Stone & Co
Carl
Blair
2,503
—
forth.
the
Prriod Ended Feb. 28—
—V.
William
L.
Co.-—
of
principal amounts
be
1,500
Burge & Kraus
Bosworth,
—
&
Barth
S100»,
(par
each
the
of
1,500
3,000
R.
&
set
stockholders
comoany
ry.
an
Authority for design¬
signaling system in a mod¬
shares
Sales
Bateman, Eicliler & Co.~—
3.000
Co
for
Wabash
2,000
3,000
In'c._
Co.,
with
authority
2,010
3,000
&
Anthony
cents
10
Secretary of State in Delaware,
common
annual
2,000
Ball,
3.000
Co.—
of
certificates,
Wiesenberger & Co.
Arthui
3,003
Inc
stock
preferred
(par
capital
Virginian Ry.—To Sell Equipments—
for
be
used
Uranium
public
a
an
White
Outstanding
300 shs.
441,873 shs.
1201.
C<£> Int£\
Walston
&
to
the
at
on
2.000
1
Co.
&
to be
and
from
whether
Enrico
has
&
4.003
Reynolds
Bache
2,000
—
Meyer
Fox
2,000
Co
7,000
Noyes & Co
Tucker,
&
Frank,.
Stroud
Co
Hemphill.
Schwabacher
Brothers
7.000
Dominick
&
Hallgart°n
2.000
7,000
Co.
<fe
Co
Co
Fierce, Fen-
&
&
&
Co
Beane
Weld
Ryons
&
Brothers
Merrill Lynch.
Lester,
&
Sachs
Peabody
Lehman
Shares
Corp.___ 24,503
B
a
contracts.
to
Holding Company
issued
has
20.
provides
General
A..
were
severally
Shares
First
Sage
Securities
respect
FINANCING
300 shs,
750,000 shs.
authorized
tne
of
stock
creditors
exchanged
Net
The
the
also
C-.
R.
Aviaticm, North Ameri¬
and many other aviation
Martin
L.
from
(par 10 cents each).
On that, date a certficiate of
the
certificate
of
incorporation of the company was
the
also
will
.
below
1957,
hereinbefore
as
class
The
July
prime
150.000
named
other
stock
agreement
has received
York City Transit
expected
program,
exemption
wide
a
Bell
(par $100)
cents)-——
10
shares
common
with
tion
19.
5,000
ol
A
were
borrowed
the
4'/
in
used
are
footnotes
conditions
above
maturities
Option
in
$2,000,000;
$400,009
11
90-day
3 V* ',<■
Stock
and
terms
of
is
is
construction
March
shares
common
projects
and
The company
manufactures
Electric.
Western
GIVING
(par
Feb.
to
amendment
options to employees, of which 131,000 shares were
at March 1, 1957. None of these shares have been issued.
option
numbers
V2
to
may
notes
under
from, the
exempt
The
devices.
various
rocket
meteorological balloons.
pf.1. stock
stock
common
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
referred
additional
of
of
amount
which
these
the
to
the
rate
company's
available
amount
to
class
B
p.
Agreements
relative
borrow
at
certain
of
but
t Under
made
Loan
maximum
right,
interest
rate
the
the
agreement
agreement,
1958,
of
above,
has
company
credit
terms
(?)
Inc.
Borax,
principal
sisted
filed
to borrow before Oct. 31, 1957 the additional
available
under
the loan agreements
relative
to
to the terms and conditions thereof.
company
expects
to
redeem
$1,509,000
debentures on or about May 1, 1957.
<*»
thereof.
expects
company
$450,000
.
subject
series C, 1
an
White
working capital.
supplies
power
missile;
other
Lockheed,
non-cumu.
Prior
144,895 shs.
expects to borrow before Oct. 31, 1957 the additional
which is available under the loan agreement relative
to
notes,
these
1,600,000
145,000 shs.
valuei——___
par
bonds,
pro-
the
Author'zed
company
$2,550,000
these
($1
trains
installation
are
Forces.—
is engaged
in the manufacture and sale
supplies and transistorized nucleonic instru¬
power
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
112,500,000
first mortgage
1201.
p.
Si Signal Division
New
1957
Inc.;
from
proceeds
Westinghouse,
XI,950,000
1958
from the
000 of borrowings
components,
industrial filtration,
is
It
*$11,050,000
1,
185,
new
10-car
are
vending
air-frame
and
United
share.
per
Kletz
Institute's
orders
2,400,000
July
201
$12,000,000
V.
12—
by the company up to 11 a.m.
Devonshire Street, Boston
Masu.,
company,
a
subsidiary of American Gas & Electric Co., has
application with the SEC for an order authorizing additional
borrowings
of
$2,357,000;and
the
Commission
has
given,
interested persons until March 29, 1957, to request a hearing.
These borrowings are in addition
to $643,000 of borrowings which
total
diversification
Hoffman
furniture,
the
S.
wide
of
S,
equipment.
for
U.
of
because
machinery,
material
G.
ballistic
Ferrcix
hand
$13,600,000
($100 par valuei
of
Co.—Bids April
:
Wheeling Electric Co.—Borrows From Banks—
commercial projects as well as
in
military and other
government applications.
Orders have been received for power supplies
for Operation
Vanguard, the earth, satellite program; the inter-con¬
1960-64~t
due
1957
costing not" loss
This
of
1960-76—
preferred stock
from
1,
386.
p.
Peru.
percentage
said,
Products
precision
cmopany's
due
promissory notes
918,
also
See
May
Stock Offering Temporarily Suspended—
other
and
The
variety
due
AVz'fc
purchase
dated
bear
to
foreign manufacturing plants and will
as
in
the
past,
in
Europe,
Great
vacuum-cleaning
-transistorized
notes
4%
the
be
(34th
The
unin¬
1092.
plant,
notes
1966
for
to
program
The
Station
used by the company for general corporate purposes, including
acquisition of additional machinery and equipment,
expansion
its
promissory
1,
Equipments—
on
the Transit Authority's Broadway-7th Avenue
system will be installed in the territory from Perm
St.)
to and
including i,he 96th St. interlocking, and
will permit the operation of 10-car trains.
Frequency of service will
also be increased.
Existing platforms will be extended to accommodate
Line.
be
the
promissory
May
received
at Room
1987.
1,
ernization
offering
Stanley Heller & Co.
and Aetna Securities Corp., all of New York City.
3%'»
due
$26,069,000
bank
movie
Michael
3%%
debentures
$27,361,000
annual
be
companies.
1957
Authorized
to
purchase from it
April
filed
price of $2
a
can
AS
Sales Lower—
1957—2 Months—1966
bids
ing signaling apparatus and installation of
S.
Institutional
to
machinery
will
it
arrangement
existing
Export
H,
the
and
company
cans,
and
p.
tinental
sold
being
substantial
remain
equal
Sell
receive
certificates
trust
The company's Union Switch
Universal Transistor Products Corp.—Stock Offered—
Milton D. Blauner & Co. Inc. and associates on March 21
offered 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
ol'
March 20 of¬
on
common
This offering
the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
Corp.—Stock
Corp. and associates
150,000 shares of
$45 per share.
for
Chemical
&
2,
worth $9,395,500
BUSINESS—Corporation
United
•
15
will
3
Massachusetts Electric
April
on
the
due
of
operations,
activity.
ordnance
of
185,
for
retain
PROCEEDS—Net
of the offering will be used
increase working capital to
to
tin
electronic,
.
public offering
finance
in
expected
are
(EST)
of
the
of
tunnels,
are
nationwide
a
F.
Ry.—To
April
on
equipment
mature
Western
cor¬
to
are
to
Kingdom, South Africa, and all of South America,
represents
fields
wind
signed
r.aa
will
exception
machines,
privately
the
States,
investment
of
lor
of
shares
shnres
account
offering
first
corporation
group
Co.
the
still
will
tne
250,060
account
for
proposed
stitute
350,000
of
of
(Mo.)—Feb.
1957—Month—1956
name.
volume,
other
an¬
F. Eberstadt & Co. looking to the
registration statement cover! .g a pro¬
oi
6%
convertible
subordinated
de¬
a
public
and
total
President,
with
oi
the
to
1969,
marketed
this
agreement
mnntn
ofiering
bentures
to
this
Arthur
major motion picture companies in tne Uniied
an
be
that
19
and
M„
1092.
p.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Unit Receives Order—
Marcus,
the
under
operating
operate
services,
United
sale
overall
Chairman,
and
also
the
the
The
Major Film Company—
S.
company
Bids
S.
laundry and dry-cleaning
Co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
was
Hyman
to
agent
commercial
Britain,
with
sales
a
sales
continue
Robert
Supply Co.
were
Carl
by
869.
$3,450,000
of
corporation
contract from
the
Nicholson
H.
and
service,
continue
as
terrupted
D,
stated,
and
will
partments
been
series
Auto
headed
installments.
The certificates are to be secured by new equipment
than $4,32J,506.—V. 135, p. 1325.
pressing,
garment
March
on
announcement
United Air Lines, Inc.—Private Placement—
The
185, p.
and
Machinery Corp., and Arthur Nicholson, President of the
purchasing company.
The W. H. Nicholson Co. has been manufactur¬
ing this machinery under subcontract for the past several years, tne
above.
Corp.
underwriters
$15,373,000 $15,448,000
The
stated
Sells Laundry Machinery Business—
Sale
;
&
Sub¬
The balance of 11,964 shares
of
group
Western, Maryland
production
Hoffman
Union
March 14.
Western
Co., Inc., a Hoffman
prime
contracts
with
the
of
tor
needed
Ordnance, Department of the Navy.
Union Carbide Corp.—Proposed New Name—
See
to
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Manufacturing
Department
be
may
subscribed
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.—V. 185,
is
facilities
sequence
shell
$3,022,000
a
by
money
982.
through rights for
516,036 shares, or 97.7% of the 528,000 additional shares
of common stock offered to them. The subscription offer
$3,350,000
a
the
Vice-President,
is negotiating for
company
past few weeks of
Army, and
subsidiary,
an¬
said
contracts
Stockholders
—
Sales
receipt
S.
Executive
reopening
additional
p.
Corp.—Contract—
announced
from
contract
that
185,
West Perm Electric Co.—Offering of Stock 97.7%
to
due
1092.
p.
indicate
added,—V.
fiscal
to
$50,493,901
and
with the previous fiscal ve"5r's
extraordinary
he
scribed
Potash
the
amounted
charges.—V.
business
new
expansion,
and
combined
This compares
charge
and
projectiles.
and
within
public.
fiont
185,
31,
On
$45,026,853
Erlanger
sions
corpora¬
the
Co.,
Corp.—V.
of
this
Mr,
black polyethylene film wnicn is manufactured by
Plasties Division, Tcrre Haute, Ind.,
under the
trade
t'Visqneen.'
Visking is a Division of Union Carbide & Carbon
name
pit
open
plant
States Hoffman Machinery
government
revolutionary method of prcqucing high quality silage
of inexpensive, riexible and easy-to-construct plastic
a
use
made
Viskir.g
*
Navy's Poughkeepsic, N. Y., plant, which has been maintained by
the corporation on a standby basis since
November, 1954.
i
Visking Division Introduces New Plastics Product—
The
May
corporation
Navy
that
is
advertising
nouncement
of
plant
Bureau
of
the
President, stated
in
year
of
—V.
generally
known and referred to as
"Union
by its stockholders, employees, and the general public. Morse
that the directors believe a- change of name
G.
fiscal
65.81
a
on
Sept.
United
proposal
a
for
tire
corporation
Carbide"
tion
vote
the
During
to
mining
concentration
new
1956.
special
a
M.
accounted
Long-
184, p. 264.
1957.
1,
The
will
sales
before
planned
N.
34.21.
refinery at Boron.
economies expected to result from this pro¬
substantial reduction in transportation costs.
which acquired its borax business from an English-
be
2,
ended
underground
a
income to $6,777,489.
net
is
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—To Change Name—
The
July
for
operating
will
company
on
year
and
of
company,
owned
Co.
of
present
to
there
The
plan*,
expenditures
from
addition
gram,
products
is
construction
In
Carlsbad,
products
undertaking a $20,000,000 expansion and develop¬
scheduled for completion in July 1957, which includes
program
shifting
com¬
of
boron
1956.
potash
company
ment
$35,695,668
$22,400,000,
tax
provision of $18,370,765 in 1955.
The
company's capital
expenditures in
iy56
amounted
to
about
$20,700,000 of which about $13,350,000 was for equipment, replace¬
ments and improvements.
Expenditures for additional woodlands were
about
37,350,000.
The
report
said
that
the
compa»y
is
planning
vicinity
30.
and
$43,-
were
of
taxes
amounted
taxes
in
income
on
Sept.
sales,
53
(1433)
the
in
ore
ended
dollar
outstanding
taxes
income
equal
$14,265,000,
stock
combined
ior
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
February,
provision
with combined
pared
of
capital
split
compared
1955.
of
stock
5623
income
net
.hares
3-for-l
a
Number
(F.
W.)
Woolwyrth Co.—February Sales Up—
Period Ended Feb. 28—
1957—Month—1955
$
Sales
—V.
—
185,
p.
52,009,4!: 3
$
1957—2 Mos.—1^56
$
50.563,604 102,547,901
$
98,864,522
982.
Electric Co.—Files With SEC—
letter cf notification
stock (par S25) to be offered
at $55 per share to 89
minority stockholders on a basis cf one new
uhare for *»ach
six shares held.
Thero will be no underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for working capital and to be applied to notes
Worcester County
The
EEC
company
covering
on
597
March 1 filed a
of common
shares
pajable—V. 185, p. 1201.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1434)
54
.
.
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
-
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
1
Sale —The
Bond
Bond Sale—The
District
$14,000,000
highway bonds offered March 19
185, p. 1202—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Lehman
Bros., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.63%, as fol¬
t—■v.
District
$3,050,000 6s. Due
1958 to
1963 inclusive.
from
Due
1964 to
850,000 2s. Due April 1, 1975.
2,150,000 3.60s. Due on April 1,
1976.
-v''; '•/;,//
.
Associates
in
the
offering
are:
Drexel & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
W.
R,
Pressprich & Co.; Bear, Stearns &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Fran¬
cis I. duPont & Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co. Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; R. S.
School
Bond Offering
/
on April 1
1974 inclusive.
7,950,000 3.60s.
Loma
County
son,
bids
sealed
District, San
Bernardino
—
his
until
Calif.
will
receive
in
office
11
give
double
a
San
(PST)
on
April 1 for the purchase of
$35,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1957. Due on April 15
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
a.m.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Arcade School District, Sacramento
County, Calif.
number of Eastern states.
a
School
Carmenita
Los
District,
office.
Florence,
of
Dated
rison, President of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on March
29 for the purchase of
$355,009
general
obligation
provement bonds.
1957.
Legality
■
Belmont
public
im¬
Dated April !,
San
Bond
ing,
May
Bond Sale—The
$140,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 12—v.
185, p. 870—were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank, of
Los Angeles.
Coronado
Mateo
proved
District,
School
Unified
District,
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
by
Brun-
Legality ap¬
O'Melveny & Myers,
Red¬
wood
City until 10 a.m. (PST)
on
April 2 for the purchase of
$155,000 building bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
>
Glendale, Calif.
receive
in
office.
of Los Angeles.
County, Calif.
Offering—John A.
County
sealed
School
Bond Sale—The $6,500,000 elec¬
works revenue bonds offered
tric
March
20—v.
awarded to
a
both of
on
Du¬
ham.
ARIZONA
Maricopa, County School District
No. 48 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $674,000 build¬
Chicago, Valley National
Hank of Phoenix, and J. A. Hogle
& Co., at a price of
100.007, a net
intvest cost of about
3.21%, as
follows:
$194,000
s
4l/2S.
Due
July
on
1,
1958 and 1959.
480,000 3s.
Due
1960
1963
to
on
school
—v.
I
a
bonds
185,
p.
e
—
The
offered
$1,214,000
March
21
a
group composed of Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Northern Trust Co., and Har¬
ris Trust & Savings
Bank, both of
Chicago, Valley National Bank,
Phoenix, and J. A. Hogle & Co.,
at a price of 100.14, a net interest
cost of about
3.49%, as follows:
1958
to
Due
1961
560,000 3*4s.
on July 1
inclusive.
Due
on
from
July 1 from
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
400,000 3^s.
1969 to
Due
Principal
and
payable at the
interest
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
office.
Due
on
April
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
650,000
2%s.
1963
650,000
and
Due
1964.
2.80s.
1965 and
cisco.
on
July 1 from
1973 inclusive.
3,575,000
California (State of)
Reveals Financing Plans
inclusive.
983—were awarded to
$254,000 5s.
(A-O)
Treasurer's
July 1 from
Arizona
S
clusive.
Bond
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
on
1
/
i,
April
:*,;.//•
Due
on
1966.
April
i,
V
his
at
until
11
Ronald
Button,
from
—
Treasurer,
will enter
the new capital market with bfrferings of approximately $75,000,bonds at three-month inter¬
vals in the coming year. The ini¬
tial sale of $80,000,000 Veterans'
loan
and
school
construction
bonds will take place in the latter
of
April.
Information
rela¬
tive to the State's
is contained in
a
borrowing plans
24-page brochure
currently being distributed
investors, investment
banking houses and various news
throughout the
country.
media
brochure
emphasizes
State's strong financial
a
the
structure,
fact which is said to be under¬
rated
by
investment
1967
to
on
1977
services
April
1
inclusive.
District, -Ventura
County, Calif.
-
from 1958 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
(M-N) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Offering—City Clerk Mil¬
Tatum
announces
Ana,
inclusive.
1981
to
that
the
City Council will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
3 for the purchase of $1,045,000
waterworks revenue bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due On April 1 from
of;
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office; Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles. V
/■ . v:
Salinas, Calif
Bond
Virgenes Union School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 9 for
the purchase of $64,000 building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957.
Due
May 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
sive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Couniy
on
Treasurer
Los
office.
s
Angeles
District
Sanitation
County
No.
20
(P.
O.
Los
Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Secretary J. R.
Foster
of
announces
Directors
bids
until
9
that
will
the
sealed
receive
a.m.
the
general
Ventura
Bond
ing
185,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $83,000 build¬
bonds offered March 19—v.
p.
983 — were awarded to
Weeden & Co.
(PST)
Oakland,
un¬
April 2 for
the purchase of $176,000 school
bonds. Dated May 15, 1957. Due
on May 15 from 1958 to
1982 in¬
a.m.
clusive.
on
Principal; and, interest
j the County
pay a ble. a t
(M-N)
Treasurer's
office.
./Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Los
at
a
"
..
/'
com¬
Angeles, and Weeden & Co..,
price of 100.006, a net interest.
of
cost
about
3!6%,
follows:.
as
Due on June 15 from.
1958 to l£6f inclusive.
$130,000 5s.
3%s.
35,000
Due
15,
June
on
1962.
•,
2%s.
140,000
Due
1963
from
1978
to
inclusive.
Due
1979 to
from
1966
to
3V4S.
315,000
June 15
inclusive/
on
Due on June 15 from
420,000 3s.
on June 15
1987 inclusive.
Salinas
City School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
G. Mc-
Bond Offering—Emmett
Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
bids at his
sealed
ceive
Salinas
until
March
for
25
a.m.'
11
the
office in
(PST)
on
of
purchase
$500,000 building bonds. DatedApril i, 1957. Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
San Jose School District,
Marin County,
-
Calif. !
S. Jones,
Offering—Geo.
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Rafael;
until
11
(PST)
a.m.
April
on
2
purchase of $53,000 build->
for the
bonds. Dated April 15, 1957;
Due on April 15 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
ing
payable
Treasurer's
County
the
at
Legality
office.
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
High Sch. District,
—
1
C. C. LaRue',
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Sacramentd
until
10 a.m.
(PST) on March 27
for the purchase of $459,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1982 inclusive;
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-,
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by OrT
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutf
cliffe, of San Francisco.
San Rafael School District,
rington & Sutcliife, of San Fran¬
.
1326-^-
p.
group
posed of the American Trust Co.,
San Francisco;
California Bank,
Bond Offering
G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
a
Sacramento County, Calif.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Jack
bids at his office in
$1,043,000;
bonds of¬
185,
to
San Juan Union
Newark School District, Alameda
til
awarded
were
(A-O)
Moorpark Union School District,
4 he
drain
—
storm
fered March 20—v.
Board
(PST) on, April
purchase of $1,540,000
obligation bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1997 inclusive.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
'
for
9
Sale
and
sewer
1967
Las
inclusive.
from 1975 to 1981
interest
Marin County, Calif.
'
Oxnard Elementary School District,
Ventura County, Calif .
Bond Sale—rThe $240,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Majrch 19 were
awarded to the Bank of America
Offering-r-Geo. S. JoneSj
County Clerk,, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Rafael",
Bond
.
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco.
■
,
until
11/ a.'m.
(PST)
April Z
on
for the" purchase of $36,000
build-'
ing bonds. Dated April 15, 1957.
Due on April 15- from 1960 to. 1968
inclusive. Principal and interest
Potrero
Heights School District, (A-O)
payable
at -the
County
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Treasurer's
office. Legality
ap¬
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬ proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-r
ing bonds Offered March 19-—v. rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
'
18.5, p. 1093—were awarded- to the cisco.
"<■
;•
-
•
.
,
Bank
of
National
America
Trust
&
Indio, Calif.
dred
Santa
"
School
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura, until
11 a.m. (PST) on April 2 for the
purchase of $115,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
at
in
a.m.
cisco.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
among
institutional
The
Hueneme
State
000
part
Due
A.
State
reports that' the
3s.
office
(PST) on April 2
for
the
purchase
of
$145,000
building bonds. Dated April 15,
1957.
Due on April 15 from 1958
veen
$1,625,000 41/4S.
Bank
•
-.
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
^
Maricopa County, Scottsdale High
School District (P. O.
Phoenix),
-Bond
April 1 from 1958 to 1975 in¬
of
composed
group
America National Trust & Savings
Association; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, >
Fenner & Beane; Law son, Levy be
County, Greenfield Water
Williams;
Stone
&
Youngberg;
Dist. (P. O. Bakersfietd), Calif
arid C. N. White & Co., at a price.
Bond Offering — Evelyn Hoff¬
Of 100.14, a net interest cost of.
man,
Secretary, of the Board of
about 4.20%, as follows:
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on March 25 $67,000 5s. Due on April 15 from ;
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
for the purchase of $100,000 gen¬
90,000 4s. Due on April 15 from
eral obligation water bonds. Dated
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
?
April 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
;
70,000 4.20s.
Due on April 15
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
185, p. 1202—were
syndicate composed
ing bonds offered March 21—v.
185, p. 983—were awarded to a
group composed of Blyth & Co.,
Inc.,
Northern
Trust
Co.,
and
Harris Trust
&
Savings Bank,
by
Hayes, of Birming¬
Legality
Kern
of
Glore, Forgan & Co.; John Nu&
Co.;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
1968 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal Rhoades &
Co.; Stroud & Co.;
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Baxter & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
County Treasurer's office.
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; ShearBrentwood Union School District,
son,
Hammill
&
Co.; Wallace,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Geruldsen & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Bond Offering — W. T. Paasch, Co.; McDonnell & Co.; Goodbody
County Clerk, will receive sealed & Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst,
bids at his office in Martinez un¬
Inc., and Kortil 11 a.m. (PST) on March 26 for mendi & Co., at a price of 100.02,
the purchase of $35,000 building a net interest cost of about 3.05%,
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due as follows:
mas, O'Neal &
approved
inclusive.
t
Treasurer's
Ala.
1987
to
$111,0U0 school
1, 1957.
Due
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
and interest (A-O) payable at the
clusive.
Principal
and
interest.
(M-N)
payable at the County County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by O'Melveny
&
Treasurer's office.
*
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Cone jo School District,
La Habra School District, Orange
>
Ventura County, Calif.
purchase
bonds.
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
Dickson & Company, Inc.; F. S,
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
ing
bonds
offered
March
20
Moseley & Co.;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Hay den, —v. 185, p. 1326—were awarded County Clerk, will receive sealed
Stone & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬ to
a
group
composed of Dean bids at his office in San Diego,
son & Curtis; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Witter & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on April 2
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Baxter & and William R. Staats & Co., as for the purchase of $100,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due
Company;
First
of
Michigan follows:
Corp.; Stubbs, Smith & Lombar- $95,000 5s. Due on April 15 from on May 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
do, Inc.; Thornton, Mohr and Fa1959 to 1965 inclusive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
rish; American Securities Corp.;
205,000 4s. Due on April 15 from
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Byrne and Phelps, Inc.;
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
F. W. Craigie & Co.; Eldredge
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
100,000 S-'^s.
Due on April 15
& Co. Inc.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
cliffe, of San Francisco.
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; Roose¬
Garden Grove Union High School
Bassett School District, Los Angeles
velt & Cross, Inc.; Stern Brothers
District, Orange County, Calif.
County, Calif.
& Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; An¬
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
drews & Wells, Inc.; Davenport &
Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; County Clerk, will receive sealed County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, Inc.; bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until. 11 a.m. (PST) <on April 2 for
Harrington & Co.; Park, Ryan, until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 9 for
the purchase of $130,000 building
Jnc.; Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; the purchase of $70,000 building
bonds. Dated March 15, 1957. Due
Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Wallace, bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
on March 15 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
Iperuldsen
&
Co.;
Lincoln
R. May 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Young
&
Co.;
and
Rauscher, Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
payable
at
the
County
Pierce & Co. Inc.
County Treasurer's (M-S)
Bond Offering—Walter N. Har¬
1960
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
i: :/ /
/ / >
.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J, Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealea
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April y for
the
Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk,
at
ed to
p.
Bernardino County,
to
rating to its bonds as compared
with the triple A standing accord¬
offered
■
1202—were
J. A. Hogle & Co.
185,
CALIFORNIA
April 1 from
on
bonds
12
18—v.
awarded to
$260,000 School
High School
and
12
No.
March
Alta
lows:
No.
continue
which
A
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
/
County School District No. 12
Pima
Alabama Highway Authority
Savings Association,
of San
Frahcisco, as 4V4S, at a price of
101.05, a basis of about 4.13%.
.
•
>
Rio Linda Union School District,
Sacramentq County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $227,000 build¬
ing bonds" offered March 20-^"V..
185j p. 1326—were awarded to a
Smith River Union School
Del Norte
Bond
District,
County, Calif.
Offering
—
Pola
Ive4,
Couniy Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Crescent, un¬
April 9 for
til
10
the
$86,000 building
1, 1957. Duo
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1972 inelu-
on
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
bonds;
on
of
Dated- Jan.
Volume
185
Number 5623
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1435) * 5$
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
-payable at the County Treasurer s
Newington
Legality approved by OrTick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliife, of San Francisco.
(P.
Bonds
O.
Not
$1,772,000
Sold
March
—were
alas,
Ottering
City
15,
-
Clerk,
water
April
works
1957.
bonds.
Due
on
for
the
National Bank, of Miami. Legality Harriman
Ripley
t
approved by Chapman & Cutler,] White; Weld &
of
building bonds
185, p. 1326
Bond Offering—G. N.
Dated
April
from 1958 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
ous
to
$2,350,000 vari¬
Prin¬
Shaw, Di¬
will
receive
$1,500,000
storm
bonds.
from
'
«
1959 to
Due
1968
Jan.
on
1
from
1
Thermalito
School
District,
r'
-
Butte
-
County, Calif.
Offering—sealed bids will
Bond
be received at the
office
County Clerk
s
in
Oroville, until 9:30 a.m.
(PST) on March 25 for the pur¬
chase of $45,000 building bonus.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
awarded
to
1202—were
p.
composed of
Co.; White, Weld
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; the
Equitable Securities Corporation;
a
1957.
1,
1959 to
group
John Nuveen St
York
New
National
New
DISTRICT
Garrett-Bromfield &
Ormsbee
Co.;
Wiesner,
Inc.; J. K. Mullen Investment Co.;
Walter
& .Co.,
and Zahner, and
Co., at a price of 100.01, a net in¬
of
terest cost of about
3.67%,
'
,
Due
1959 to
1963
1965
to
1966
•
Due
3.60s.
1,500,000
from
1971
Certificate
Sale—An
-
composed
of
Coughlin
Greene County,
of
group
&
Co.,
Co.,
and
Peters,
Writer
&
Christensen, as 3J/2S.
Dated
March
1,
1957.
Due
on
1 from
1958
sedes
The
—
.
1977
inclu¬
M-S..
Interest
Note
to
foregoing
the report
super¬
published in
issue of March 18—v. 185, p.
our
1326.
CONNECTICUT
Danbury (P. O. Danbury), Conn.
Sale—The
Bond
$225,000
Ridge Area school
bonds
March
p.
15—v.
awarded
Rand
to
3V4s, at
Mill
offered
1093—were
St
Company, as
100.07, a basis
price of
a
of about
185.
Sale
—
The
a
185,
p.
group
$3,075,010
1326—were awarded
composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Eastman DilUnion
Securities
&
Co.;
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.; Equitable
Corporation; Hemphill,
.'Noyes
&
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
-Corp.;
Hornblower
St
Weeks;
Weeden
&
Co.;
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and New York Hanseatic
Corp., as 3.10s, at a price of 100.23,
Securities
,
a
(P. O.
Bond
—v.
to
Sale—The
Y'ear
,caJ
a
185,
Conn.
bonds offered
Peabody
Co.,
composed
Co.,
as
St
Co.,
and
3s, at
R.
21
awarded
of
Bankers
City; Kidder,
W.
Bacon,
a
syndi¬
the
Co.;
M.
Ernest
Loeb
&
Co., Inc., and J. A. Overton & Co.
Offering
City
well,
March
28
T.
—
Manager,
sealed bids until 11
Presprich
Stevenson
price of 100.19,
-basis of about 2.94 %.
Bond
Offering
Board
for
will
Ward-
receive
(EST) on
a.m.
the
Dated
bonds.
April
purchase
of
1,
1957. ^Due
April 1, 1987. Callable on and
April 1, 1967. Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
First National Bank, of Dunedin,
on
after
interest
the
at
sealed
Due
1977
&
a
Campbell
City
sealed
April
announces
Council
that
receive
will
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
for the purchase of $1,-
11
550,000 electric and water system
revenue
1957.
certificates.
Due
Jan.
on
1987 inclusive.
1968
of
and
Jan.
1
Dated Jan. 1,
from
cost
from
1
8
1960 to
callable
are
of about
1968
are
callable
3.71%,
Due
60,000 3V2S.
and
Due
to
Jan. 1 from
on
Con¬
No.
150
(P. O. Murphysboro), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1, 1978 inclusive. Bonds due
Jan.
1,
1964
building
bonds
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
sold
was
1
from
Interest
approved
by
to
the
1958
J-J.
Charles
to
1976
Legality
&
Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
Riddell
National
Sarasota, Fla.
Grade
Offering—Claude
Sch.
Dist.
No.
issue
Jan.
1
from
sealed
(CST)
awarded.
Co.,
and
Leedy,
Wheeler St Alleman, Inc., jointly,
at a price of 97.918, a net interest
cost of about 4.04%, as follows:
3.80s.
Due
1971
1,
Interest
of
J-J.
-t-'
Due
April
Due
July
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
$457,-
1976
Legality
■•"**
A
St
Carter
Twp.
Bond
and
lit".:
'
■
■
$39,000 school
township bonds offered
civil
20—v.
awarded
3%s, at
as
bonds
offered
March
of
100.05,
Keener
Sch.
19—v.
mortgage
purchase of $410,000 first
revenue bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1959 to 1979 inclusive. Callable on
after
basis
a
sold
Feb.
$675,000
Varne-
to
inclusive.
1972
terest
from
1
Principal
1958 to
in¬
and
payable at the Citi¬
zens
St Southern National Bank,
of Atlanta.
Legality approved by
Sumter Kelley, of Atlanta.
(F-A)
of
July
State Bank,
Township (P. O.
Demotte), Ind.
Bond Offering—June B. Boston,
sealed
25
(CST)
March
on
the
for
purchase of $125,000
obligation library bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on Jan.
general
1
1960
from
1976
to
Principal and interest
able
at
Chicago Bank mutually
a
e r
i
sealed
Bond
g—Annemarie
n
Village Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
re¬
p. m.
bonds.
revenue
1, 1957.
to
Due
1997
interest
on
(F-A)
Dated
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
a
trust company
designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman St Cutler, of
Chicago.
or
,
III.
Bond
Sale—An
works
water
provement
to
1
1982
Due
revenue
sive
bonds
Principal
May 1 from 1980 to
Interest
approved
by
Le¬
M-N.
Charles
St
DuPage
County,
Glenbard
T wp.
School District No. 87
(P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
Bond Sale—An
school
bonds
issue of
was
to
a
are
to
1994
interest
and
1997
Jan.
1,
inclu¬
1967.
payable at
National
Bank
St
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Chicago.
Co.,
(f
Quincy, III.
Bond
nicipal
bonds
p.
Sale—The
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1974 incl.
Civil
57,000
Due
The
Township
July
on
Jan. 1,
bonds.
from
1
1958
to
April
1,
1974 incl.
bonds
dated
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
Demotte
the
at
State
offered
J.
Mullaney,
of
M. Dain
Houston St
as
Township Civil Township
(P. O. R. R. 1, Mooresville), Ind.
Bond
Offering — W. J. Neal,
will receive
(CST) on.
April 6 for the purchase of $20,000
school
bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1957.
Due
semi-annually
from
Township
&
Co., W. G.
Co., and Robert Show¬
follows:
syndicate composed of the Harris
$110,000 4^s.
1958
to
1
p.m.
to July 1, 1975 in¬
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Citizens
Bank of Mooresville. Legality ap¬
July
1958
1,
clusive.
proved by Ross, McCord,' Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
&
Morristown, Ind.
Offering—Harold McWil-
Bond
liams, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive
(CST)
of
sealed
on
bids
until
1
p.m.
April 3 for the purchase
$110,000
nue
bonds.
Due
on
sewage works reve¬
Dated April 1, 1957.
April 1 from 1959 to 1987
Bonds due in 1968 and
are callable
as of Oct.
inclusive.
thereafter
Due
1962
Trustee,
bids until
sealed
$1,050,000 mu¬
system revenue
March 18—v. 185,
Wells &
Co.,
White-Phillips
Co.,
F.
S.
Yantis
&
Co.,
Wachob-Bender
ers,
.
Madison
parking
1094—were awarded to a group
Corp.,
$3,520,-
sold
Jan.
inclusive
1993
1,
1964 to
on
Jan. 1, 1977; those ma¬
American
composed
High
from
1
callable
are
Jan.
Bonds due
was
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
000
on
from
turing
4%s. Dated Jan. 1,
as
on
inclusive.
gality
im¬
sewerage
Jan.
on
1978 to
from
Trust
of $50,000
issue
Due
1997 inclusive.
callable
Dated
bonds.
Vieth, Duncan St Wood, of
Davenport,
1957.
and
2
1957.
the
Carthage,
follows:
Township
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
(CST) on
purchase of $1,125,000 water works and sewerage
for the
sewerage
1958
the
as
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
revenue
Feb.
Cheever,
receive
(CST)
purchase of
will
Bank, Demotte. Legality approved
April
April 9 for the pur¬
chase of $386,000 water works and
Wer¬
for
School
Due
Ivan
2:30 p.m.
nicke, Village Clerk, will re'-eive
(CST) 'on
bank
$57,000
1957.
Offering—Dorothy
2
$114,000 bonds,
pay¬
—
Trustee,
bids until
April
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
Lansing, III.
O f f
Offering
Township
bids until 8 p.m.
ILLINOIS
and
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Addison, III.
Bond
1, 1963. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
of Rensselaer. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
St Miller, of Indianapolis.
agreeable to the Village and the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman St Cutler, of Chicago.
.
Blischke,
Corporation
Bond Offering—Howard Evans-,
Secretary, ♦ will
deceive' sealed
until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
interest
100.15,
Building
(P. O. De Motte), Ind.
and
doe,
Chisholm
& Company, of
Savannah, as 3s.
Dated Aug. 1,
on
as 3V4S, at a price
basis of about 3.23%,
a
and
of
offered March
Hammond,
of
tinental Illinois Bank & Trust Co.,
both of Chicago, jointly, as 3%s,
price
$50,000 bridge
Keener
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
a
19—v. 185, p. 1203—were awarded
to the Mercantile National Bank
Palatine, Illinois
1956.
price of 100.04,
a
construction bonds
GEORGIA
was
984—were
p.
Sale—The
First National Bank, and the Con¬
Wayne County (P. O. Jesup), Ga.
bonds
185,
Frank E. Hailstone &
to
2 for the
about 3.36%.
school
(P. O. Dale), Ind.
bids
Park), III.
a
interest
Citizens
Sale—The
March
Trauer¬
Bond Sale—The $760,000 build¬
at
and
the
at
Moorestown, Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice St
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1973
1,
p.m.
Hammond, Ind.
County School District
No. 108 (P. O. Highland
p.
1
Bank of
Bond
Lake
ing
until
1, 1957. Due semi-annually
July 1, 1958 to July 1, 1976
1,
July
on
'liiif
I-
bids
April 6 for the purchase
of $44,000 school aid bonds. Dated
1327—were awarded to the
1974.
and
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
185,
1972.
and
4s.
200,000
July
on
1970.
3.90s.
200,000
.
re¬
on
106
1958 to
approved
&
t
Utter-
back, Township Trustee, will
Co.,
Sale—An
on
*
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Mooresville), Ind.
>■
1969 and
Brazil.
basis of about 3.36%.
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 storm
drainage bonds offered March 19
1094—were
Bank,
Brown
(P. O. Murphysboro), III.
Due
p.
are
County, Murphysboro
Augustine.
Legality ap-; 000 building bonds was sold to the
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Chicago.
Louis, as 4s. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
185,
theerafter
and
July 1, 1963. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
on
interest
proved
$116,000
Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Louis, as 4s. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Augustine National Bank
Shields
Rum-
receive
until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
April 3 for the purchase of
$6-00,000 first mortgage revenue
from
Community
School District
Trust St Savings Bank, of Chicago,
1967.
1, 1970
inclusive.
County
Principal and
1,
Jan.
St.
—v.
C.
will
on
ceive
of
as
Secretary,
bids
Bond
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
1977
interest (J-J) payable at the First
as
follows:
as
on
1971.
205,000 3%s.
Jackson
in
III.
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
1, 1967.
St.
Whitehall),
$235,000 3%s.
Principal and inter¬
est (F-A) payable at the Hanover
Bank, of New York City, or at
1958 to
Certificates due in
thereafter
until
Bonds due in
thereafter
Feb.
sold
Homestead, Fla.
E.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
and
a
W.
.
1957.
at
solidated
Instruction
bids
Offering—Wm.
bley,
sealed
and
Ripley & Co., and Illi¬
Company of Chicago, jointly,
price of par, a net interest
1972
(CST) on April 18 for the
purchase
of
$2,950,000
school
building bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
p.m.
Hanover
Bar\k, of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
St
Mitchell, of New York City.
or
Public
of
receive
Bond
Building Corporation
Brazil), Ind.
O.
apolis.
that
announces
(P.
callable
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
Jackson
Secretary
—
Hartley
Brazil School
Harriman
Miami.
of
1 (P.O.
Augustine), Fla.
St.
ceive
M.
$650,000 water and sewer revenue
the
Fis-
March
1326—were
p.
group
j.'of
Co.; Salomon Bros.
Certificate Offering—City Clerk
$1,400,000
Trust Co., New York
&
St
Bank
at the
School District No.
&
Cook
First Na¬
or
May 1, 1984.
on
INDIANA
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana
County Special Tax
Mayer; Walter, Woody St Heimerdinger; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.;
Lee W. Carroll & Co.;
Emerson
A.
Manchester,
Johns
$200,000
Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.;
Hirsch & Co.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross;,Tripp & Co.;
Goodbody
&
Co.;
Andrews
St
Wells, Inc.; Rand & Co.; R. D.
White & Co.; Townsend Daoney
& Tyson; Barcus, Kindred St Co.;
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.;
Watkins, Morrow & Co.; F. S.
Yantis & Co.; John Small & Co.;
.J. M. Lain & Co.; Interstate Se¬
curities
Corp.;
Seasongood
&
basis of about 3.07%,
Bond
1
inclusive.
M.
Bond
rlon,
■
National
St.
Hutzier;
Allen
Conn.
junior high school and capital im¬
provement bonds offered March
•to
March
on
1976
Denedin, Fla.
Hamden,
'20—v.
St
3.23%.
Bond
Due
Other, members
&
March
5s.V Due' on March 1
195$ to 1963 inclusive.
1964 to
from
Manhattan
Chicago;
Whitehall Commu¬
nity Unit School District No. 2
nois
—
price of 100.002, a net in¬
cost of about 3.62-%, as fol¬
from
1,
Legality approved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly St Mitchell, of
New York City.
to
Carl
Boettcher
20
a
cate: Shields &
revenue
a
March
lows:
-
V
issue
$700,000 first lien water
certificates was so id to
$366,000 build¬
offered
185, p. 984—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Snields &
1
Dec.
on
Longmont, Colo."
%
Sale—The
bonds
7,740,000 3 V2S.
Due
1978 inclusive.
to
County. Special Tax School
No. 1 (P. O. Miami), Fla.
Bond
Jan.
May 1 from.
on
inclusive.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
semi-annually from Jan. 1, 1959 to
the
District
f$2,260,000
"
sive.
Dade
1,
Dec.
on
New
FLORIDA
terest
1970.
and
Chemi¬
Bank,
City, at 2.06% interest rates.
Co., at
Dec. 1 from
on
the
to
Exchange
Chase
York City;
v.
inclusive.'
1968
to
1969
*
Due
3V2S.
345,000}
-
Corn
from
on Dec. 1
inclusive.
First
the
Redevelop¬
Agency
awarded
were
from
1
inclusive.
1962
90,000 3.40s.
Dec.
on
] 400,000 3V2S. Due
\
19
cal
New
Legality
(P. O.
Washington, D. C.), D. C.
Note Sale—The $5,482,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered March
ing
$665,000 5s.
Bank,
tional Bank of
of
COLUMBIA
dated
are
the
at
Douglas
OF
Land
ment
fol¬
as
Co.
bonds
submitted
were
Due
1976
ing bonds offered March 14—v.
185, p.
1203—were awarded
to
1967
to
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
First
the
Trust
&
Columbia
&
lows:
at
or
payable
in
York,
The
1957.
will
York
Co.;
Kirchner,
City,
Prin¬
bond attorneys.
&
&
(A-O)
New
of
Canaan, in Wilton.
Weeks;
Stern
Co.; Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City; Coughlin and
Co.; Provident Savings Bank &
Trust Co., of Cincinnati;
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co.; George K.
Baum & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta
Brothers
1977 inclusive.
Bank
District
&'
April ,1
on
1959
inclusive.
approved by the above-mentioned
&
Hornblower
Due
Bank
The
at
i|
185,
5,
until
11:30
a.m.
April 3 for the purchase
school bonds. Dated
on
cipal and interest
No. P-f (P. O. Lakewood), Colo.
19—v.
(EST)
of $1,510,000
irom
Jefferson County School District
March
York.
New
April
COLORADO
.
Offering—Edith R. Greg¬
ory,
Town
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids at the offices of Wood,
King & Dawson, 48 Wall Street,
Bond
-
from
In¬
to
450,000 4/4 s. Due
the original amount of $3,600,000..
Jan.
i
1
Jan.
on
1972 inclusive.
bids
1963
for the above bonds when offered,
bonds.
on
March 4—v. 185, p. 1203—in;
-
Jan.
to
Note—No
inclusive.
-
on
1959
490,000 414s.
3Vzs.
as
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(A-O) payable
.at the City Treasurer's office, or
at any fiscal agency of the City in
*
& Co.,
1, 1957. Due
J-J.
terest
2,500,000 highway improvement
Bank; American Securities Corp.; >
bonds.
Due on Jan.
1 from
Baxter & Co.; Brown Bros. Har¬
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
riman
St
Co., and New York *-3,000,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Ciii-; Hanseatic Corp., as 3s, at a price
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to
cago, or New York City.
Legai- of
100.40, a basis of about 2.96%.
1968 inclusive.
•ity approved
by
&
O'Melveny
500,000 traffic control bonds. Due
-'■'Wilton (P." O. 'Wilton), Conn.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
." •' -
cipal and interest
Nongard
Dated March
improve¬
sewer
ment
Corn
and
ers
a.m.
.
185, p. 1326—were awarded
group composed
a
ical
Finance,
(EST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $7,500,000 bonds, as follows:
of the Chem¬
Exchange Bank, i\ew
York City; Philadelphia National
15
of
sealed bids until 11
bonds offered March
purposes
19—v.
&
Miami, Florida
19—v.
Norwalk, Conn.
St
Co.,
Inc.,
Co., John Nuveen
Co., Baxter & Co., Julien Col¬
lins & Co., H. C. Speer & Sons
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Bar¬
cus, Kindred St Co., Robert Show¬
Chicago.
rector
will
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on
April 1 lor the purchase of $13,000
,
rejected.
Hunt-
Helen
—
Bids
—
school
offered
Tehachapi, Calif.
Bond
Newington),
Connecticut
•
ofLice.
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1, 1967.
Principal and interest
payable at the Union State Bank,
I
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1426)
approved
scaled
and
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
(CST)
on
Morristown. Legality
of
chase
bids
until
of
1
p.m.
March 25 for the
$105,000
bonds,
Ind.
Offering—E. Paul Schne-
Bond
pel,
receive
until
bids
sealed
June
1
(CST) on April 2 for the pur¬
chase of $177,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1.957. Due
semi-annually on Jan. and July 1
from 195.9 to 1971 inclusive. Le¬
6,000
The
Cedar Rapids, la.
Sale — The
$1,400,000
awarded,
1094—were
p.
bonds.
1958
from
1
on
1967
to
March
1,
of Des Moines.
ney,
fol¬
.
Allen
to
at
price of
a
2.70s,
as
100.34,
Zahner & Company,
City,
basis
a
a
group
Boston
Corbett
revenue
price
a
220,000
100.62,
Dated
station
bonds
to
a
composed of Shields &
group
Stern
Ernest
Bros.
Kosek
at
a
of
about
price
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
of
as
100.03,
and
Co.,
Nos.
2.70s, at
100.22,
April
a
tion
bonds
County Joint School Dist.
and 57 (P. O. McCune),
2
building
awarded
at
to
Quail
price
a
1.959
of
1967
to
Feb.
26
& Co.,
100.18.
Bond
inclusive.
000
building bonds offered
185,
—v.
a
March
Community
bonds
p.
145,000 4 V4
1961
14—v.
185,
The
$10,000
1, 1959
to
Due
s.
Oct.
on
1 from
1967 inclusive.
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
Roosevelt & Cross, Incorpo¬
Goodbody
Geruldsen
bonds
payable
dated
are
the
at
Iberia
State
Treasurer's
Parish
(P.
O.
New Iberia),
Louisiana
obligation bonds
to the Fort Dodge National &
State Bank,
Fort Dodge, as
2V2S, at a price of 100.37, a
Bond
Offering
Blanc,
basis of about 2.28 %.
*
34,000
special
to Carleton
at
D.
Beh
price of 100.03,
a
terest cost of about
$18,000 4s, due
1958
to
$16,000
,
.
Company,
on
1962
4V2S
net in¬
a
Marcus
—
De-
due
June
on
10 years
1977
Interest
and
of
Nov.
1
from
1964
to
to
jointly,
hospi¬
1958
to
1962
.130,000 3lis.
1963
to
West
Bond
both
on
20—v.
to
185,
a
bonds
p.
group
of¬
1094—
com¬
New
York
City; Harris
Savings Bank, Chicago;
Weld
& Co.,
and
Ladd
Dinkins & Co., at
from
10
bonds.
improvement
465,000 park and recreational fa¬
cilities bonds.
storm
drainage bonds.
Police
Department
and
jail
The
sanitary
bonds
Due
1987
inclusive.
terest
price of 100.02,
as
$400,000
receive
:
,v.
Note
250,000 Bellingham School Proj¬
ect
bonds.
Due on April 1
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
from
bonds
The
April 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1957.
able
Legality
approved
Gray, Best,
Coolidge
Ropes,
Rugg, of Boston. 3
March 25 for the
E.
Gil-
purchase of $5,March 28,
Dated
notes.
Due Nov. 8, 1957.
Sale—The
drainage
March
awarded
sewer
19—v.
185,
sur¬
bonds
p.
1328
Eastman
to
Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., as
2%s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
of
about 2.72%.
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
2.90s.
Due
.
1,600,000 3s.
Due
National Bank
of
Salem, $250,000 at 2%, and
$250,000
at
2.05%;
Naumkeag
Trust Co., $250,000 at 2.07%; and
Essex
Trust
Co.,
$250,000
at
Treasurer's office, or at any bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
Ouachita
O.
&
Parish
(P.
Monroe),
The
Louisiana
notes
Sale—The $700,000
Bond
public
March 13—
library bonds offered
185, p. 871—were awarded
to
v.
Howard,
at
March
dated
are
25,
Nov. 4, 1957.
Payable
the Merchants National Bank,
of
on
Salem,
or
Shawmut Bank,
at
the National
of Boston.
Weil,
Labouisse, Fried¬
richs & Co., and Scharff & Jones,
Inc., jointly.
Fall River, Mass.
offered
—were
Orleans Parish School District
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Bond
Offering
Freda
—
March
awarded
185,
the
to
of
Bank
Shawmut
De-
19—v.
Secretary of the Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on April
17 for the purchase of $5,030,000
p.
school bonds.
Due
on
Dated
May
inclusive.
on
April
1,
Nov.
from
1961
1
Bonds due
in
Boston,
at
April 1 from
•
•.
1.963
to
Bank, Trust Department, 40
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EST) on March 28 for the
purchase
of
$125,000
pavement
bonds.
1970 inclusive.
-r
O.
Harold
F.
to
1995
ceive sealed bids at the Merchant-;
and
clusive.
Street,
May, 1956.)
sive.
Sabine Parish Road District No.
(P. O.
Bond
will
receive
(CST)
purchase
Parish
of
of
sealed
on
April
$22,000
Dated
March
1
from
1,
at
to
and
the
Due
able
the
at
Dodge,
above-mentioned
Legality
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
March 26 for the purchase of
$750,000 notes.
Dated March 26,
1957.
Due Oct. 25, 1957.
sealed
Taunton, Mass.
Sale—The
of
March
offered
Boston,
The
notes
io
bonds.
Due
on
1972
in¬
interest
office
of
Bank
March
Nov. 13, 1957.
by
approved
of
discount.
dated
are
on
notes
awarded
were
2.019%
at
1957. Due
$500,000
19
National
First
the
to
Storey,
21,
Legal¬
Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Wenham, Mass.
,
Sale—The $223,000 school
Bond
March
offered
bonds
19
were
to
of
about
2.97%,;
;
.
-<
)
The sale consisted of:
$123,000
April
school
bonds.
1
from
1958
Due on
to 1977
inclusive.
100,000 school project bonds. Due
April 1 from 1958 to
on
1977
inclusive.
Dated
and
1, 1957. Principal
payable at the Mer¬
April
interest
National
chants
Bank,
of
Boston.
approved
by
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Palmer
&
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Thorndike,
Storey,
&
Somerville, Mass.
on
April 15 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
Boston.
Westfield, Mass.
Massachusetts
for. the
road
1957.
15,
Due
Offering—William J. Rey¬
Note
Jury,
until
2
1957.
1958
Principal
payable
Police
bids
April
Bank.
Many), La.
Offering—J. M. Abington,
Secretary
clusive.
16
Dated
1957.
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
on
chase
1,
at the above-mentioned
Legality approved by
Bank.
Boston 6, until 11 a.m.
March 26 for the pur¬
of
$250,000 water
bonds.
(EST)
April
from 1958 to-1962 in¬
Principal and interest
1
-
payable
National Bank of Boston, 28 Sta.e
are callable as of
May
1, .1967.
Interest M-N.
Legality
approved by froley, Cox & Judell,
of New Orleans.
(Bids were re¬
jected at the previous offering in
Dated
April
on
Kaler, District Secretary, will re¬
thereafter
City Treasurer, will receive
nan,
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
White, Weld & Co.,
and Lee Higginson Corp., jointly,
as 3s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
1, 1955.
1968
Offering—Arthur T. Bren-
awarded
Offering
bonds.";
Salem, Mass.
Bond
National
Lynnfield Water District (P.
Lynnfield), Mass.
Bond
p.m.
reim¬
highway
$22,250
13-8
discount.
2.24%
bids
8
March 26 for the pur¬
on
of
bursement
ity
Sale—The $1,000,000 no'e^
Note
for the
until
received
be
Note
1957. Due
(M-S)
on
will
fol¬
as
Cape Ann National Bank,
Merchants
count;
26
Pepperell, Mass.
Offering — Sealed
Bond
Sale—The $1,530,000 notes
offered March 19 were sold
lows: to
March
on
Water
$125,000
and
offered
Timothy J.
Commissioner,
mut
Brockton, Mass.
face
(EST)
chase
Offering—James
—
County
purchase of $650,000 notes. Dated
April 2, 1957. Due Noy. 1, 1957.
(EST)
Mass.
Boston,
Note
Offering
Cronin,
by
&
;V 2.';,
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
above-mentioned
the
at
bank.
%
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
a.m.
dated
are
Gloucester, $500,000 at 1.98% d s-
and
,,..
clusive.
in¬
Principal
Stetson.
Middlesex
Note
the Treasurer .of Jhe Parish Police
My--
Boston,
payable at the City
(M-N)
March
follows:
1961 and 1962.
C.
Trust
&
Street,
school bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
bonds.
dated
May 1,
May 1 from 1960 to
1957.
on
sewer
are
D.
$200,000
Essex
bonds.
a.m.
a
net interest cost of about
2.98%,
a
Nov. 1 from
will
$2,000,000 Ko¬
&
White,
Liberty, Iowa
Clerk,
of
Trust
inclusive.
Offering—Waldo
Town
1
Deposit
—were
Chemical
inclusive.
Due
1975
Nov.
on
and
Jena,
posed of First National City Bank,
Corn Exchange
Bank,
18—v.
Dcs Moines, and Peoples National
Bank of Albia,
jointly, as follows:
Due
of
(State of)
Veterans'
awarded
were
1327—were awarded to the
Idwa-Des Moines National Bank,
$28,000 3%s.
public
Bank,
both
Sale—The
Combat
fered March
p.
March
as
Bond
rean
'
offered
$40,000
State
Jena,
3%s.
Louisiana
Monroe County (P. O.
Albia), Iowa
Bend Sale—The
$158,000
bonds
LaSalle
of
in¬
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. *
1.85,
the
Bank
clusive.
tal
Sale—The
improvement bonds offered March
19—v. 185, p. 1203—were awarded
un¬
1975
from date of issue.
Jena, La.
Bond
til 2 p.m. (CST) on March 27 for
the purchase of $140,000
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
011
Safe
Franklin
Bond
100,000
Walter
—
a.m.
$1,850,000
Department
street
Offering
Richard, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive1 sealed bids at the Boston
follows:
Fire
Mass.
Bellingham,
Bond
Politte,
Direc¬
bids
Callable
Orleans.
Community School
District, Iowa
Offering—Etta D. Shope,
Bond
inclusive.
Legality approved
Cox & Judell, of New
'■'tjladbrook
Secretary of the Board
tors, will receive sealed
MASSACHUSETTS
dea, City Collector-Treasurer, will
noon (EST)
on
April
of
a;
>
receive bids until
on
purchase
as
120,000
M-N.
by Foley,
1
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
•f,
to
after
June 1 from
inclusive;
2
1957
4.33%, for
1
Bradford
La.
(CST)
p.m.
the
i
pre¬
plus
2.14% interest,
premium of $13.3.
1957.
bonds,
$404,000
at
000,000
for
\
Bank, New York
Exchange
City,
until
2
and
2.075%.
p.m. (CST) on April
11
for the purchase
of $250,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
bonds
assessment
until
&
F.
liminary loan notes offered March;
19 were awarded to the Chemical,
Corn
Offering—E. J. LeBlanc,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
Secretary of the Parish
Jury, will receive sealed
Police
Iberia,
'
bids
lows:
Sale —The
Note
Wallace,
C.
Bond
1,
LOUISIANA
general
Co.; J.
Co.; Ducournau & Kees; Baxter
& Coifipany; F. W. Craigie & Co.;
Rodman
&
Renshaw; Mullaney,
Wells & Company; Nusloch, Baudean & Smith; Schweickhardt &
Company; Arnold & Crane; Kohlmeyer
&
Co.; Talmage & Co.;
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.;
Sterne, Agee & Leach; Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.; Stern Brothers &
Co.; and Cutter, Plummer & Ben¬
795,000
April
Legality approved by Dean
Dean, of Topeka.
&
Co.;
&
&
&
Oct. 1 from
on
1094—were awarded
p.
Wells, Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson &
rated.
tOi.s. >'75,000
-
office.
la.
follows:
as
Oct.
on
1957. Principal and interest (A-O)
Bond
Sale—The $44,000 street
improvement bonds offered March
5—v.
and
sold to
1973 to 1983 inclusive.
First of Iowa Corporation.
Dodge,
&
Co.;
*
Co., 100
until 11
(EST) on March 27 for the
purchase of $450,000 bonds, as fol¬
Clearance
Slum
Portland
bonds.
890,000 4%s.
March
was
% 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
;
984—were awarded to the
Fort
Due
238,000 4I//2S.
School District,
offered
plant
sewer
bonds
and 1960.
Iowa
ing
Friedrichs and Company; Andrews
$295,000
$27,000 3%s.
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
185,
Corporation; Reynolds
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Bache
Co.; Howard, Weil Labouisse,
New
follows:
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Quail & Co., and Becker
& Cownie, Inc.
Bond
and
revenue
Jackson & Curtis; Newman,
& Co., Inc.; White, Hattier
Sanford; Hirsch & Co.; First of
Michigan
&
;.
First Southwest Company;
Geo.
Fogg & Co.; Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.; Harris Trust & Sav-%
ings Barjk, of Chicago;; Kidder,
Peabody * &' Co.; Kuhn,; Loeb &
Cd% Lucas,; Eisen & Waeckerle;
McDonnell & Co.; F. S. Moseley
& Co.; Paine, Webber,, Jackson &
Curtis; Penington, Colket & Co.;
Seasongood & Mayer;
2;,
,
Smith,r Barney & Co.; Stern,
Lauer
& Co.;
Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.;
Sutro Bros. &
Co.; Svveney Cartwright & Co.;
Third National Bank in Nashville;
Tucker, Anthony ,& R. L. Day;
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Winston-Salem; Chars;1 E. Weigold
&
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; J. C.
Wheat & Co., and Winslow, Cohu
ber,
Brown
of
First of Iowa Corp.;
Barrow, Leary & Co.; Paine, Web¬
&
the syndi¬
Baker, Watts & Co.; Geo. K.
Baum
&
Co.; Blewer, Glynn &
MAINE
1,
v
issue.
the
of
Co.; Branch Banking & Trust Co.,
of Wilson; Alex., Browii & Sons;
Bruns, Nordeman & Co.; Byrd
on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1996 inclu¬
Brothers^' Estabrook & Co.; Fahey,
sive. Legality approved by Foley,; Clark & Co.; Fauset, Steele & Co.;
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
First National Bank, of Portland;
1,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Lee
Higginson
Corporation;
Scharff
&
Jones,
Incorporated:
'
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, and
Luce, Thompson
&
Crowe,
as
18
Duncan & Wood, Carleton D. Bell
Dike
water
1971.
and
April
on
indicated rapid
cate:
(CST) on April 10
for
the
purchase
of $1,800,000
non-tax-exempt University Cen¬
ter first mortgage revenue bonds
of 1956. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due
Redevelopment Authority, Me. '
Due
re-offer¬
attended
bonds
Other, members
until 2:15 p.m.
1969.
3%s.
which
the
distribution
Offering—Percy Generes,
Bond
nett.
Sale—An issue of $1,300,-
system
1203—were awarded
composed of Vieth,
p.
group
years.
Parsons, Kansas
from
the
to
Corporation,
3V2s, and 2s.
4V4S,
as
in 20
3 Vis,
as
Due
sold
was
Securities
Seattle,
Due
were
DeWitt Community Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The $704,000 school
to
bonds
National
of
$80,000 fire sta¬
offered
1957.
Bond Sale—An issue of $270,000
Clinton, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
1,
Kansas'""
price of
basis of about 2.66%/,
a
Sept.
Crawford
2.74%.
as
on
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
80.000 park bonds to Ravenscroft
&
1963 inclusive.
to
City.
sas
2%s,
basis
a
Sept.
on
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
State Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Ihomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kan¬
basis
a
1961
1 from
3.01%.
fire
Co.,
of
from
1
Sept.
on
bonds. Due
136,000 2%% bonds. Due
Pickard, Inc., and
Ravenscroft & Co., as 3.10s,
at
1970
ing of
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
1,
Other members of the syndicate:
&
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
from
94,000 21/-&%
&
of about
follows:
as
1
bonds to
composed of the First
Corporation,
Burns,
water
of Kansas
$90,000 3%% bonds. Due
of about 2.66%.
500,000
Sale—General
obligation
totaling $320,000 were sold
bonds
■
Pickard, Inc.,
County (P. O. tola), Kansas
Bond
Due on April
2,000,000 3.70s.
2,000,000
April
on
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.;
Merrill
KANSAS
$600,000 sewer bonds io a group
composed of the First Na¬
tional
Bank,
of
Chicago,
Bankers
Trust
Co., of New
York City, and Burns, Cor-
Due
Orleans), La.
1967.
1968 and
dated
are
3%s.
1966 and
1
bonds
lows:
bett &
'
April 1 from
on
inclusive,
1965
to
2,000,000
1957.
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Coo-
185,
as
street
Due
Due
$3,948,000 4s.
1962
assessment
construction
Dec.
on
1966
to
v
inclusive.
14—v.
Ira Haupt & Co., at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 3.79%, as follows:
Due
1958
from
special
72,000
"IOWA
March
Blyth & Co., Inc., C. J. Devine &
street
assessment
inclusive.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
offered
1
$9,948,000
Co., and
special
June
The
—
building bonds offered
March 20—v. 185, p.
1094—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
FF
demand
O.
(P.
University
New
1966
to
improvement bonds.
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
1958
inclusive.
p.m.
bonds
bonds.
from
1
street
Due on
assessment
improvement
Board,
School
of
Secretary
will
special
Sale
Bond
Series
$27,000
Tulane
Building Authority
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
fol¬
as
lows:
New Haven,
State
Louisiana
pur¬
oral
Monday;-March 25, 1957
r-.w
Bond
various
March
(Commonwealth of)
Sale
—
The
purposes
$20,160,CO)
bonds
offered
19—v.
185, p. 1204—were
syndicate headed by
Co.; First Na¬
tional City Bank, and First Eoston Corp., all of New York City,
awarded to
the
a
Bankers
Note
offered
—
were
Sale—The
March
$500,030
19—v.
awarded
to
the
Bank-State Street Trust
ton,
at
2%
notes
185, -p.
1328
Second
Co., Bos¬
discount.
Trust
Worcester
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
'
Jury. Legality aporoved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago^
3
:
man
.
as
3.10s,
basis of
at
a
about
price
3.02%.
of
100.71,
Note
a
Investment
Sale
offered
5.
vA +*3
+
—
March
-j
The
19
'
$660,000 notes
awarded
were
^
Volume
the
to
of
-
,
Number
185
Merchants
5623
.
National
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1957.
Bank
1957.
Due
Nov.
on
15, 1957. Prin¬
Paddock
and interest payable at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
MICHIGAN
building
March
First
bonds
185,
p.
19—v.
to
a
offered
1956.
1204—were
Michigan Corp., Braun,
& Co., John Nuveen &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and McDonald-Moore &
Co., at a price of 100.004, a net in¬
Bosvvorth
"
cost
of
follows:
about
-
;
3.67%,
i
$400,000 33/4s.»Due
460,000 3V2s.
1967
Bond
1
Carl Birhenstock School District
(P.
0.: 7400
West
Grand
River
'
Ave., U. S. 10, Brighton), Mich.
Bond Offering —/ Marjorie E.
Porter, Secretary of the Board of
Education, wil receive sealed bids
until
8
(EST)
p.m.
March
on
27
for the
ing
purchase of $34,000 build¬
bonds. " Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
on
May 1
from
1958 to 1975
inclusive.
Bonds due
thereafter
are
in
callable
bidder.
1963
and
of
as
Legality
ap¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Bond
ski,
May
1, 1962. . Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a banking in¬
stitution; designated by, the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
of
No.
Company,
the
of
Board
to
inclusive.
1977
1977
(EST)
a.m.
Bonds
8
(EST)
p.m.
March
on
1957.
to
bonds/ Dated
Due
1974
1962
March
on
26
inclusive.
Bonds
thereafter
and
March
from
1
1,
1958
in
due
callable
are
in
callable as
of May
1,
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a banking in¬
stitution
designated
as
Paying
Agent.
Legality
approved
by
are
&
Community School District,
Michigan
as
of March 1, 1961.
Tuscola County (P. O. Caro), Mich.
Bond Offering—Fred Mathews,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
10 for the purchase of $890,000
county medical care facility build¬
ing bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on May 1 from 1958 to 1969
inclusive. Bonds
thereafter
due in
callable
are
1964
and
of May
as
1963.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
1,
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Silver Lake), Minn.
38
Community School
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Walton T. Rob-
.
bins, Secretary of the Board of
Education, .will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
28 for the purchase of $150,000
Bond
Offering
Merrill,
ceive
(CST),
chase
school
building and site bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on June
1
from
1958
to
1983
inclusive.
Bonds due in
are
callable
Interest
by
of
1968 and
of
as
thereafter
June
Legality approved
Stevens & Moorman,
Berry,
School
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 8 for
the purchase of $250,000 building
^nd site bonds.
Dated April
1,
.
Due
1983
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
1959
from
Callable
of
as
Jan. 1, 1967.
Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved • by >'Berry,
Stevens
&
Moorman, of Detroit.—
.
'•
.
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Clerk,
bids
W.
will
until
re¬
2
p.m.
April 2 for the pur¬
$360,»00 school building
Dated
Feb.
jFeb.
from
1
clusive.
the
1,
1957.
1960
Bonds
Public
Bond
Yoe,
Secretary
successful
New
Bond
MISSOURI
Due
in¬
1978
in
and
of
Feb.
Bond Offering — Ella Calhoun,
Secretary of Board of Education^
1987
as
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
bidder.
City
R.
until
will
2
designated by
the
ceive
bids
sealed
(EST)
on
until
March 26 for the
Dated
v
March
March
15
elusive:
•
15,
from
1957.
1958
a.m.
pur¬
school
April
in
due
Principal
to
City, Chicago
approved
by
1975
callable
and
thereafter
are
of April
1, 1968. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
a
banking institution desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
as
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
Paddock
Scott
&
—
p.
system
185,
1961
in-
14—v.
awarded
Corp.,
to
as
185,
the
and
p.
Watling,
Co., jointly, at
follows:
$55,000 4V2S. Due
1959
to
1972
45,000 4Y4S. Due
1973
on
on
special assessment
Oak
of
$52,900
bonds,
as
sewer
from
bonds.
1957
to
fol¬
Due
1961
fered March
were
on
Oct.
1
sewer
from
bonds. Due
1957
to
1961
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
April
Sale—The $280,000 school
185,
—v.
awarded
1204—were
p.
1,
Sale
Bond
18—v.
Offering—M. S. Richards,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 8
14—v.
185,
p.
1095—
follows:
to
1968 to
inclusive.
from
1960
in
due
callable
are
to
1987
and
1978
of
as
Feb.
1977. Principal and
interest
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Bond
Offering
Due
July
on
1
from
A. W. Noble,
—
Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
1977 inclusive.
Principal and
1967 inclusive.
on
to
interest
July 1 from
1984 inclusive.
stitution
Township School District
9 (P. O. Raber), Mich.
Sale—The $110,000 school
—
Company, of Chicago.
Southfield
Township (P. O.
Birmingham), Mich.
Bond Sale—The special assess¬
and
street
bonds
a
designated
banking in¬
by
the
suc¬
Legality approved
& Benson,
of Minne¬
apolis.
Marshall
and
Polk
Counties
Joint
$30,000
sold to the
was
March 1 from 1959 to
on
1976 inclusive.
gality
Interest M-S.
approved
by
Le¬
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Kennett School
District, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
school bonds was sold to A. H.
Bennett
&
G.
Louis,
3V2S.
Co.,
of
Kansas City,
Co., of St.
Walker
H.
jointly,
&
4V2s,
as
3%s
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
and
Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest
F-A. Legality approved
Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
by
Louis.
Moberly School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 19 — v.
185, p. 1204 — were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Gold¬
man
Sachs & Co., and Bankers
Bond & Securities Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.37%, as follows: -
to
' The
720,000
p.
Moody, Inc., Kalman &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, American National Bank,
of St. Paul, Baxter & Co., the Mil¬
waukee Company, Central Repub¬
lic Co., and E. J. Prescott & Co.,
at a price of 100.0007, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.77%, as follows:
445,000 3.70s. Due
1973
Feb. 1 from
No.
Offering—N.
Clerk of the Board of
sealed
receive
will
(CST)
a.m.
on
C.
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
March 26 for the
Industrial
1957. Due
May 1 from 1958 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
of
purchase
$60,000
May 1,
Dated
bonds.
on
School District No. 16
(P. O. Havre), Mont.
Bond
Offering
I.
Bond
O.
the
for
purchase
to
1977
that
until April
of
,
$425,000
.
(P. O. Butte),
Montana
Bond
Offering—Clerk, William
Duckham
T.
Board
will
of
that
announces
the
Commissioners
County
receive
until
bids
sealed
11
(MST) on April 16 for the
purchase of $2,100,000 county hos¬
pital bonds. Dated June 1, 1957.
a.m.
Amortization
first
choice
bonds
will
be
serial bonds
and
the
will
be the second choice of the Board-
Interest J-D.
NEBRASKA
City
26
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
Neb.
Evelyn Eaton,
receive
sealed
(CST) on March
purchase of $700,000
for
will
bonds.
on
Dated
April
1,
1, 1957.
and from
April
1958
to 1972 inclusive. Callable on
1, 1962. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Wells, Martin,
Lane,
Baird
&
Pederson,
of
and
inclusive.
the
combined electric and water reve¬
receive
nue
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Due
March
25
for
the
purchase of
1960
$375,000 school bonds. Due from
Clerk,
Clerk
announces
bids until 2 p.m.
Fayette), Miss.
Offering—O. S. Gillis, Jr.,
Chancery
1959
District
—
Ashline
bids will be received
Bond
(P.
v.
MONTANA
Falls City,
Jefferson County, County Sch. Dist.
—
Hill County
Dist.
Everett,
14
North & Co., Geo. K. Baum & Co.,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, and
Piersol, O'Brien & Adams, Inc. .
(P. O. Pascagoula), Miss.
4
Bond
March
1205—were awarded to a
group composed of Barret, Fitch,
Silver Bow County
Supervisors
County
•
1
p.
building bonds.
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson
March
on
Reorganized'School
bonds offered
185,
16
1985 inclusive.
1980 to
ing
Mary
545,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
•
1
District No. 5 (P. O. Nevada), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 build¬
Feb. 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
to
Due
Vernon County
inclusive.
1972
to
on
3%s.
March
on
I960 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1977 inclusive.
offered
768—were
group composed of
a
Due
1958 to
$1,475,000
bonds
185,
3V2S.
$80,000
after April
and interest
Independent Consol. Sch. District
No. 2 (P. O. Warren), Minn.
Bond
Offering—Sletten
C.
Ol¬
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on March 26
for the purchase of
$210,000 building bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
son,
water
payable at
cessful bidder.
Faegre
1957. Due
from
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
2
for
the
purchase of
$30,000 Louis.
water works bonds.
Dated April,
1, 1957.
bonds offered March 11—v. 185, p.
1095
were
awarded to Barcus,
ment
1
Bonds
thereafter
by
No.
Feb.
Jeffers, Minn.
Co., and McCormick & Co., jointly,
as
school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1957.
Counties
&
1960
on
—
building
$485,000 3V2S. Due
& Co.
to J. M. Dain
$550,000 water
awarded to John Nuveen &
Kindred &
inclusive.
31,900 sanitary
Bond
building bonds offered March 19
Park, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
1
152
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
supply system revenue bonds of¬
1957
lows:
storm
March 1 from
to31980 inclusive.
Raber
Oct.
March 1 from
inclusive.
28
purchase
Joint
1,
419,000 41/4S. Due
—
on
&
price of 100.01,
4.33%,
a
Bond Offering
Jane Price,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
$21,000
Lerchen
net interest cost of about
a
$131,000 4s.
the
Counties
Sch. Districts Nos.
(P. O. Pillager), Minn.
Due
Co.,
v.
4s.
Flushing, Mich.
for
offered
No.
for the purchase of $700,000
—
Detroit. Legality
First of Michigan
Morrison
Consol.
29 and
1969.
Dorsey,
Barber,
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
40 (P. O. Lake City), Minn.
Juran
and
1,
by
&
issue of
Municipal Bond Corporation, of
Chicago, as 4%s.
Dated Feb. 1,
Joint
awarded
1204 — were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
and * interest
March
1095—were
bonds
revenue
March 18
Miller,
Canfield,
& Stone, of Detroit.
offered
Moorman,
MINNESOTA
Indep.
Scott
Wabasha and Goodhue
March
&
Stevens
Detroit.
Cass
Jan.
approved
Owen, Barker,
of Minneapolis.
of
Berry,
callable
are
Legality
school
Bond
The $100,000 water
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1972 and there¬
Hallsville, Mo.
Sale—An
water works bonds
and
Todd
designated by the successful
Legality approved by
bidder.
Newaygo, Mich.
on
East Jackson School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds
pany
Prin¬
callable.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
17 (P. O. Edina), Minn.
"
City in New York
or
a
are
and "interest '(J-J) payable
Michigan bank or trust com¬
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1957.
Due on April 1
from 1960 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
as
Due
(M-S) payable at the current offi¬
cial bank of the
t
of
Board
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
2
for
the
purchase of $500,000
at
Bond
Bonds due in 1973
and thereafter
&
10
-
chase of $680,000 street and alley
paving special assessment bonds.
1
the
De-
,,
;
*
of
A.
A-O. Legality approved
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
by
successful
sey,
Owen,
Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
after
(EST) on March
27 for
the
purchase of $725,000
building bonds.: Dated Sept. 1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
Interest
suitable banking institu¬
a
bidder. Legality approved by Dor¬
bids until 8 p.m.
Dated April 15, 1957. Due on April
15 from
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
~
Wallace
—
Clerk,
bids
able at
chase of
Prague, Minn.
receive
p.m.
<CST)
on
April 8 for the purchase of
$275,000
street
improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
sealed
(CST) on April 9 for the pur¬
$680,000 building bonds.
p.m.
by
Offering
Bednar,
tion
bridge bonds.
lic auction at 2 p.m.
(CST) on
April 1, an issue of $125,000 gen¬
eral obligation road bonds.
Legality
Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
on
cipal
will
Bond Sale
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering—John H. Witherspoon,' City
Controller, will re¬
District,
Offering—Frank
-
;
School
Michigan
Chancery
Carthage School District, Mo.
to
due
enable
are
approved
Muntz, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
1982 inclusive.
Muskegon
Education,
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Grant I. Wedge,
1957.
bidder.
1967.
1,
Detroit.,
to
ful
J-D.
Clawson
.
1962.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
the
on
of
bonds.
on
Wilbert
—
District
sealed
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Bond Offering — Harold Sinke,
Dist. No. 11 (P. O. Long Prairie),
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Minnesota
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on March 28 for the
Bond Offerin g—Myron C.
filler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
purchase of $23,000 school build¬
Stephan, District Clerk, will re¬
of Detroit.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
ing bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
p.m.
Whiteford Twp. Agricultural Sch.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1975
(CST) on April 15 for the pur¬
Dist. (Ottawa Lake), Mich.
inclusive. Bonds due in 1963 and
chase of $600,000 school building
Bond
thereafter are callable as of April
Offering — Erwin
W. bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due
1,
by
Bond
,
Clarkston
received
Clerk until 1 p.m. (CST) on April
2 for the purchase of
$300,000 road
1, 1968.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
a
suitable
banking institution designated by
1962.
Meline
&
until
9
Miller, Canfield, Paddock
Stone, of Detroit.
Faegre
thereafter
M.
due
by
Education, will receive sealed bids
building
April
on
approved
be
Rankin, Miss.
Offering — Henry Laird,
Chancery Clerk, will offer at pub¬
were
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
a
for
the
purchase of $25,000,000
Limited
Access
Highway Dedi¬ banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
cated
Tax
(Northwestern
Ex¬
pressway) bonds.
Dated May 1, proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1957.
Due on May 1 from
1958
11
suitable
any
and
for the purchase of $42,000 school
Charles
196J7. Principal and
McLeod
Michigan
Offering—Victor Wisnew-
Secretary
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Benson, of Minneapolis.
$200,000 build¬
Tallmadge Twp. Sch. District No. 8
(P. O. R.R. No. S, Grand Rapids),
(State of)
Offering—
Sale—The
County (P. O.
Philadelphia), Miss.
callable
are
57
Neshoba
$3onds due
thereafter
1,
payable lat
Legality
and Barcus, Kindred & Company,
jointly.
Ziegler, State Highway Commis¬
sioner, will receive sealed bids
until
Due
on
June
1975 to 1982 inclusive.
from
...
interest
IpiN
ing bonds offered March 18
1959 to
Feb.
of
bank designated by the purchaser.
awarded to Shannon &
callable
are
Stone, of Detroit.
June 1 from
on
1 from
Bond
1971.
1,
Michigan
33/4S.
640,000
*
Due
Dec.
dock &
1974 inclusive.
to
Mich.
as
June 1 from
Company,
Summqrfield Township Sch. District
No. 2 (P. O. Petersburg), Mich.
by
••
on
and McDonald-Moore &
School
proved
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
,
as
Cantield,
District,
1977 inclusive.
to
Legality
jointly.
on
successful
1960 to
in 1972 and
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
of
terest
Due
Dec.
of
as
185, p. 1204—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Stone, of Detroit.
1986 inclusive/Bonds
composed of
group
totaling $101,000 offered March 14
—v.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST) on March 25 for the
purchase of $350,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
$1,500,000
site
and
awarded
The
—
and
Oct.
of
as
8 p.m.
Birmingham School District, Mich.
Sale
1961
callable
Band Offering — H. E. Serum,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bank, of New York City.
Bond
&
Hudsonville
Manhattan
Chase
the
at
or
in
due
are
1, 1959.
Interest A-O.
approved
by
Miller,
cipal
ton,
Those
thereafter
Boston, at 1.96% discount.
The notes are dated March 21,
(1437)
District
Clerk,
will
Lamar
County (P. O. Purvis), Miss.
Bond
Offering
sealed
—
bids
until
Sam
will
Clerk,
Chancery
10
a.m.
Keith,
receive
Omaha.
(CST)
1
on
April
1
for
$70,000
school
1958
1977
to
purchase of
bonds. Due from
the
inclusive.
Bond
Omaha, Neb.
Sale—The bonds totaling
$700,000 offered March 18—v.
185,
58
(1438)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
|
—
•
awarded to
p. 1329—were
a group
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis, Reinholdt
& Gardner, and John Douglas &
Co., at
Co., and Chas. King & Co., as
3y>s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
terest cost of about
2.52%,
Clerk
Offering
Bond
receive
$250,000 sewer bonds, for $50,000
2.70s, due on Oct. 1, 1961; and
2V2S, due
$200,000
Oct.
on
1
1965 inclusive.
1962 to
from
1961;
2>/2S,
$350,000
and
Oct.
1
1962
from
due
1965
to
inclusive.
NEW
JERSEY
p.m.
pur¬
of
bonds.
Dated
$73,000
March
offered
bonds
1096—were awarded to
p.
Ira
of
group
a
Haupt
improvement
April
Due
1957.
1,
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the National Bank, of
Coxackie.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Fire
Evans
school
20—v! 185,
will
2
chase
District
Bond
Offering
Swanz, District Treasurer, will
bids
until
11
a.m.
at
to
of
price
a
Bank
&
of
100.06,
basis
a
of
3.24%.
about
East
interest
Principal
and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Bank, Angola. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Evans National
Newark, N. J.
Bond
Offering—Katharine Lucy,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
inclusive.
1968
until
8 p.m. (EST) on April
purchase of $166,000 gen¬
bonds. Dated April
1, 1957.
York
New
City.
2 for the
eral
Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1974
on
Bond
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
(A-O)
tional
(P. O. Elmsford), N.
Bank
Legality
& Trust
approved
Delafield
&
Wood,
Co., Kearny.
by Hawkins,
of
New
York
000
Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
Whippany), N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $849,000
bonds
offered
awarded
to
a
March
school
18
were
composed
group
of
bonds.
sewer
Due
Dated
April
on
1
April
from
1,
1958
inclusive.
1969
to
Hanover
&
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Trust Company, of White
Plains.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
interest
year,
100.18,
Bond
ceive
fire
Feb.
1, 1957. Due
1958
to
basis of about 3.27%.
Bond
Offering—Mrs. Marion P.
Meeks, Secretary of Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
for
8
(EST) on
purchase
of
Due
March
p.m.
the
school
bonds.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Dated
1,
in
due
1957.
to
1959
callable
are
28
$2,141,000
Feb.
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
1984
1973
and
of
as
Feb.
1972.
1,
Principal and
interest
payable at the Ridgefield
(F-A)
National
gality
Leo
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
will
until
of
$736,000
bonds.
&
Wood, of New
York
City.
—L
The
foregoing
supple¬
ments the report published in
issue of March 11—v.
185,
Somerdale
Bonds
School District,
Not
$423,000
Sold
—
school
March 14
p.
—v.
Bids
the
—were
rejected.
Bank, of Sche¬
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Orchard Park, Aurora, Hamburg,
Elma,
Orchard
Bond
ing bonds
April
April 1 from
on
clusive.
(P.
O.
March
to
a
and
the
Hanover
31
Sch. Dist.
No.
(P. O. Island Park), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Riley,
Clerk, will receive sealed
District
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on March
26
for the
purchase of $172,000
school
Due
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
Dec.
1957
to
W.
H.
as
3y4s,
at
1096—were
p.
Son
&
Co.
bid for $938,000 bonds
a
price of 100.31, a
basis of about 3.22%.
NEW
Union
v.
Sale
bonds
185,
group
Bros. &
v.
bonds
185,
Free
Sch.
Dist.
Jefferson), N. Y.
—
The
offered
$2,100,000
March
20—
Sayville,
of
100.01,
a
Salomon
Hutzler; C. J. Devine
&
Central School District No.
185,
3
(P. O.
Syracuse), N. Y.
Sale— The
bonds
p.
at
a
to
Trust
price
O.
Clark
Corp.,
$1,350,000
—
March
21
awarded
were
Co.,
Inc.,
First
Manhattan
Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, shetterly & Mit¬
tary
of
E. Weigold
H. Morton & Co.,
about
Mills), N.
Y.
Bond
3.99%,
as
Sale
—
as
York
bonds
Rome Common
No.
13
$400,000 im¬
offered
March
School District
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
March 28 for the purchase of $25,fire
1957.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March
1
March
from
1967
1,
1958
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Hayes National Bank, of Clinton.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
offered
of
New York City.
1963
$2,500,000
20—
1329—were awarded to
a
group composed
Trust & Savings
of
the
Harris
Bank, Chicago;
First Boston
Corp.; White Weld
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
JPenner & Beane; J. C. Bradford &
Morris, N. Y.
Bond
Sale
March
—
14—v.
the
The
school
awarded
21,000
to
$344,000 ele¬
bonds
185,
1205—were
p.
Roosevelt
&
Manufacturers and
New
Bond
York
on
April 1
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(A-O)
payable
the Village Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Joseph S.
at
Montesano, of Mourtt' Morris.
Due
1 from
Feb.
on
1979
ceive
Offering—DeWitt C. Tre-
sealed
(EST)
chase
bonds.
Dec.
bids
until
from
1
Feb.
on
2
bids
1, 1980.
from
1957
re¬
1, 1956. Due
to
1976
on
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Emerson National
Central School
1
(P.
Bond
O.
District
Vestal),
Offering
—
N.
No.
his
at
office
April
9
$3,350,000
in
the
for
bonds,
school
1957.
to
the
Y.
Agnes
sites
Due
1967
purchase
of
Potts,
$156,000
bonds. Dated April
on
April
inclusive.
1
bids
March
27
$49,000
Dated
>
350,000 street improvement
Robinson,
be dated
Sale—The
until
Vance Securities Corporation, and
J. Lee Peeler & Co., at a price of
to
3s.
1969
Due
from
1,
1958
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Endicott Trust Company, of Endicott.
Legality approved by Van¬
Dec.
1981
1984
30,000 2s. Due
1
from
April 1 from
inclusive.
120,000 2V2s. Due
to
from
inclusive.
on
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
April 1, 1985.
on
County (P. O.
Lumberton), N. C.
March
Branch
Wilson,
19
and
Sale—The
sewer
185,
p.
Corp., and
Jointly, at
1206
J.
a
cost
Lee
of
of
R.
about
S.
Securities
Peeler
of
&
par,
Co.,
a
net
3.27%,
1958 to
1969
20,000 5J/4s. Due
3s.
1971
to
Due
1973
1974
to
1979
as
1982
50,000 2s. Due
1
from
April
19—v.
the
Ohio &
Legality
ap¬
Wil¬
&
District,
185,
1206—were
p.
jointly,
100.14,
Co., and
Citizens Banking
Co.,
3%s, at a price
basis of about 3.73%.
of
as
a
Euclid, Ohio
Offering—William A. Ab¬
bott, Director of Finance, will
ceive sealed bids until
April
on
15' for
the
re¬
(EST)
noon
purchase
of
follows:
as
$750,000 incinerator bonds. Due
from
1
300,000
real
Dated
April
1
from
inclusive.
1,
Principal
1957.
(A-O) payable at the
Director
the
of
on
1977 incl,
acquisition
to
Oct.
on
1982
and interest
office
1958
estate
Due
to
of
Finance.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Evendale,
Bond
Sale
March
Field,
Ohio
The
--
to
a
offered
185, p. 1097—were
v.
—
$1,625,000
bonds
purposes
20
group
Richards
composed
of
&
Co., Provident
&
Savings Bank
Cincinnati, W.
Trust
Co.,
of
E. Hutton & Co.,
Breed
&
Harrison,
Inc.,
Weil,
Roth
&
Irving
Co.,
Doll
&
Isphording, Inc., First Cleveland
Corp., Fahey, Clark & Co., Wm.
Co., Pohl & Co., Inc.,
Sutherland & Co., Season-
good & Mayer, Stranahan, Harris
&
Co., and Sweney Cartwright &
Co.,
4s, at
as
basis of
a
about
price of 101.25,
County (P.O.
Columbus), Ohio
facilities
pital
March
a
3.94%.
Sale—The
Bond
15—v.
awarded
to
a
185,
$1,000,000 hos¬
bonds
offered
p.
1097—were
group
composed
of
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Glore, Forgan
&
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
C.'F.
&
Childs & Co., Julien
Collins
Co., and the National City Bank
Cleveland,
100.77,
a
3s, at
as
a
price of
basis of about 2.92%.
Sale
Additional
1
from
inclusive.
—
The
various
on
April 1 from
purposes
special assessment bonds
totaling
$261,000
same
.
time
were
offered
awarded
at
the
to Hay-
inclusive.
150,000 21/2s. Due
1980 to
in¬
April 1, 1970.
on
155,000 3Y4s. Due
1977
awarded to J. A. White &
inclusive.
on
for
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
of
April
on
to
Local School
Franklin
awarded
were
price
$240,000 6s. Due
60,000
Xenia.
Burkettsville
$675,000 water
a
group
composed
Dickson & Co., Vance
3
Bank,
C.
bonds offered March 12
to
interest
1959
proved by Peck, Shaffer
liams, of Cincinnati.
■
N.
April
(J-D)
■*
Statesville,
—v.
to
Banking & Trust Co.,
6s.
as
Bond
awarded
were
of
tional
Ryan,
The
$750,000 school
anticipation
notes
of¬
building
Board
J. Mericka &
Robeson
—-
the
on
from
15
awarded
April
on
1972
to
April 1
inclusive.
290,000 3V4s. Due
1982
of
(EST)
noon
various
on
District
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Xenia Na¬
about
follows:
$200,000 6s. Due
1973
of
cost
.
Sch.
clusive.
$700,000 water
interest
V
'
Local
purchase of $288,000 building
bonds. Dated March 15, 1957. Due
1958
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
net
Dec.
on
inclusive.
the
May 1.
bonds offered March 12—v. 185, p.
1205—were
awarded to
a
group
as
Due
1967
Clerk
bonds.
a
to
of
bonds.
Education, will receive sealed bids
Oct
will
pool
011
(P. O. Route No. 4, Xenia), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Warren
D.
Morganton, N. C.
par,
the
1958
receive
(EST)
purchase
Cleveland.
of
1957.
the
for
will
noon
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at
the Peoples State Bank
Co., Archbold. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
bonds.
3.29%,
until
$1,050,000 bonds,
bonds.
bonds
Richard Lau-
—
Clerk,
April 1, 1957.
from
1
Ohio
swimming
as
follows:
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
for
sealed
March
Easter-
E.
$1,300,000 sewer bonds.
1,200,000 water bonds.
500,000 street improvement
The
Offering
Village
Bond
p.m.
March 26 for the pur¬
of $22,000 town storehouse
1
Co., Inc.,
100.97, a
Ohio
C»,
N.
Offering—W.
of
on
Dated Dec.
&
of
3.05%.
inclusive.
Due
until
fered
maine, Town Supervisor, will
1
1958 to
Feb.
on
1974 inclusive.
4s.
Bond
Cross,
bids
equipment bonds. Due
from
Feb. 1 from
on
Greensboro,
offered
Stony Creek (P. O. Stony Creek),
fire
from
1
inclusive.
Due
5,000 3V2s.
Trust Company, of Buf¬
jointly, as 3.80s, at a price
100.25, a basis of about 3.77%.
Vestal
and
Due
1969
1975 to
falo,
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 1 for'the purchase of $23,500
construction
Feb.
on
Traders
Bond
Offering — Anthony J.
Leone, Village Clerk, will receive
house
to
1970 to
Bank, of Warrensburg.
sealed
March
Due
14,000 3l/2s.
60,000
(P. O. Rome), N. Y.
mentary
Bond
ber,
on
Bond
The
about
Archbold,
sani¬
March
1962 inclusive.
to
Note Sale
Offering—George Fulton,
Treasurer, will receive
$60,000
offered
follows:
6s.
1960
and
The
—
bonds
net interest cost of about
$10,000
basis
a
York
sealed
000
Sale
sewer
a
&
County (P. O. Troy),
New
basis of
(P. O. Morganton), N. C.
100.01,
3.44%.
Rensselaer
185, p. 1097—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth
3V4s, at a price
Beavercreek
19—v. 185, p. 1330—were awarded
to McCarley & Co., at a price of
Mich¬
of
Chas.
Co., and W.
3V2S, at a price of 100.63,
of
3.49%.
Clay, Cicero, Salina and DeWitt
V.
3J/2S,
as
&
basis of about 3.49%.
Mount
Bond
awarded
Bank
interest
of
F. S. Smithers & Co.; Ernst
Co., and John Small & Co., as
3y2s, at a price of 100.04, a basis
school
&
igan
20—
Kirkland, Clark Mills Fire District
to
North
May 1 from 1958 to
1984 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Chase
purchase
City, as 3.10s, at a price of
100.39, a basis of about 3.02%.
March
1329—were
p.
Oystermen's
Co.,
1329—were awarded to
&
about
offered
the
Bond
Co.;
of
1329
p.
15—v.
to
follows:
to a group composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., George B. Gib¬
Islip, Islip Fire District (P. O.
I slip), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $147,000 fire
composed
p.
a
185,
\Bond Sale—The $225,000 street
improvement bonds offered March
on
Raleigh,
19—v. 185, p. 1329—were awarded
to the Guaranty Trust Co., New
(P.
'
Bond
The
—
building bonds offered
v.
of
$2,630,000 school
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
Due
sealed
provement
house
purchase
1957.
about
Farmers
YORK
No. 6 (P. O. Port
school
Sale
OHIO
Easter-
E.
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will
receive
building
a
Randolph), N. Y.
Bond
Principal and interest
payable at the City Bank
District
Brookhaven
basis of
a
W.
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
1.975
Trust
Co.,
New York
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
the
—
185,
Newbold's
The group
100.06,
April 1 from
inclusive.
&
3s, at
as
from
1
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 2 tor
v.
—
Bank
of Albany,
inclusive.
(J-D)
7
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
1, 1956.
from
1
Commercial
bons
Helen
—
school
March
April
on
construction
Alliance, Ohio
County (P. O. Concord),
1970 to
$7,800
offered
Due
plant
from
inclusive.
1970
15,000 4y4s.
Randolph, Cold Spring, Conewango,
Napoli and Poland
—
Common
Station),
York
1097—were awarded to the
Bank,
Hempstead
were
Trust
2.97%.
interest
New York City.
group
composed of
Drexel & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen &
Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.,
and
p.
of
or at the
of Hamburg. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Sale—The $940,000 school
bonds
offered
19—v.
185,
Bank, of New York City,
Peoples
improvement
awarded
Putnam
Sale—The
bonds
price
Vineland, N. J.
Bond
Bond
bus
Co.,
Due
8
Marine
ling,
ment
Putnam, Dresden and Ticonderoga
Townships Central School District
1
1966
to
1958
National
1957.
March
the
to
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, as 3.40s, at a price of
100.15, a basis of about 3.36%.
1958 to 1986 in¬
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
1,
to
Offering
Bond
Park), N. Y.
offered
awarded
on
Armory
inclusive.
20,000 3V2S.
Drexel
(P. O.
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
Trust
improvement
1
1961
treatment
bonds.
bonds.
chell, of New York City.
West Seneca and Boston
Central Sch. Dist. No.
p.m.
loway, of New York City.
and
(F-A) payable at the
City.
offered
1096
p.
N. J.
for
bonds
185,
our
1205.
Dated
re¬
on
Mohawk National
pur¬
3
March 28 for the
Dated
nectady.
Y.
Good¬
on
Bank, of Ridgefield. Le¬
by
Hawkins,
Delafield
.
J.
(EST)
approved
Note
Town
—
chase
Ridgefield School District, N. J.
until
Offering
bonds.
Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1967
and interest
1
purchased
North Carolina
will
apparatus
April
on
Due
4s.
1962
Bond
3 p.m.
New
Bond
1958 to
Cabarrus
Sachs,
receive
(EST) on
the purchase of $35,-
until
Due
water
revenue
86,000
as
(P. O.
1
Treasurer,
bids
March 27 for
000
5s.
10,000
Offering—Edna D.
District
sealed
No.
Hamburg (P. O. Hamburg), N.
$10,000
Niskayuna), N. Y.
3ol2nd,
a
No.
$250,000
135, p. 1330—were awarded
to McCarley & Co., at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.72%, as follows:
1967
Niskayuna Consolidated Fire
Galloway, of New York City.
Saffin & Co.; Fidelity
Union Trust Co., Newark, N. J.;
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., and John J.
Ryan & Co., as 3.30s, at a price of
Wood, of New York
City.
In-
net, Town Supervisor, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March 26 for the purchase of $12,-
of
The Bank of North
—
Dakota, of Bismarck,
the following:
19—v.
York, Niagara Falls.
by Hawkins,
Delafield
Y.
H.
Co.
Trust
Bond Sale
CAROLINA
Blowing Rock, N. C.
Sale—The $40,000 swim¬
pool bonds offered March
ming
DAKOTA
Rugby, N. Dak.
Bond
approved
sealed
1.957.
City.
Offering—Edward
City,
York
New
Marine
Western New
Greenburgh, South Elmsford Sewer
District
Co.,
the
Legality
re¬
sealed
(EST) on April 4 for the purchase
of $33,000 fire bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1958
State
Trust
at
District
Co.,
Newark,
and J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 3V4s,
composed
National
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Marine Mid¬
M.
ceive
on
clusive.
or
NORTH
Education,
bids until 1:30
April 2 for the
$2,064,000
building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due
on April
1 from 1958 to 1987 in¬
land
NORTH
of New York City.
way,
of
Board
(EST)
purchase
of
7
George
—
the
of
p.m.
(P. O. Derby),
York
New
Sale—The $610,000
Bond
until
R.
March 27 for the
on
Audubon City School District, N. J.
.
Frances
—
bids
sealed
(EST)
on
resurfacing
bonds, for
$100,000 2.70s, due on Oct. 1,
450,000
on
Monday, March 25, 1957
..
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
Offering—Frank J. Lang,
will receive sealed
Treasurer,
Village
Walker,
lows:
New York
Bond
Y.
Coxsachie, N.
fol¬
as
Niagara Falls City School District,
'
3.46%.
of about
price of 100.04, a net in¬
a
.
r
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
April 1, 1983.
den, Miller & Company, as 3s, at
a
price of 100.68,
2.35%.-
-
a
basis of about
Volume
185
Number
5623
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Georgetown Exempted Village Sch.
District, Ohio
Sale—The $450,000 school
Bond
building bonds offered
March
15
March
20—v.
awarded
to
nati.
City School District,
Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $2,200,000 site
building bonds offered March
and
20—v. 185, p. 1097—were awarded
to
a
&
of McDonald
group composed
Co.;
Co.
&
Sale
building
to
The
—
bonds
185,
a
Jackson
Local
District
(P. O. R. 3, Richmond), Ohio
Sale—The $138,000 build¬
offered
March
21
awarded
composed
Co.,
First of
A.
White
price of
3.52%.
&
Co.,
101.91,
Company, as 4s, at a price
101.57, a basis of about 3.82%.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
1
from
1959
Due
as
basis
a
33/4s, at a
of about
able
the
at
Sale—The
obligation
MJarch
21—v.
awarded
3y4s, at
gen¬
offered
1206—were
p.
McDonald
to
&
Co., as
basis
price of 101.57,
a
of about
$122,500
bonds
185,
a
2.99%.
Clerk
Board
receive
bonds. Due
Jones,
Education,
of
sealed
bids
until
1097—were
from
Company, of Cincinnati, as
3%s, at a price of 100.54, a basis
about
3.68%.
1960
1972
to
in¬
Kingston, Okla.
Bond Offering — Annie Nunn,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
March 25 for the purchase of $85,000
sanitary
bonds.
sewer
Due
in
1971
thereafter
and
will
Okla.
State
University (P.
Columbus), Ohio
•
Bond Offering
O.,
Bond
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
until
the
by
7:30
bids
Town
(CST)
p.m.
on
Clatsop County School District
No. 1C (P. O. Astoria), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 12—v.
10
a.m.
(CST) on April 8
purchase of $6,000,000 Dor¬
mitory revenue bonds, series B.
Dated April 13. 1957. Due on Oct.
15 from 1960 to 1997 inclusive. In¬
A-O.
terest
Squire,
Legality approved by
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
—
The
house bonds offered
the
to
Company,
price
101.91,
a
fire
$12,000
Feb. 20
Bond
$36,000
3%s,>at. a
basis of about
2.92%,.
v
i
Moore," Clerk of
Education,
will •
V,"'|."
1957/
receive
bonds.
Due
to? 1977
bids
on
Dated
Dec.
1
April
from
ing
School District,
Sale—The
1957.
4s, at
about
a
Ohio
build¬
$25,000
offered March 18—v.
1330—were awarded to
& Co., of Cincinnati, as
price of 100.57, a basis of
3.92%.
1977
Arlington, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $202,274.53 spe¬
cial
assessment
improvement
offered
1330
—
March
were
20—v.
awarded
to
185,
the
Ohio Company, as 3Vis, at a price
of
on
1,
April 1 from 1953 to
inclusive.
Principal and
in¬
(A-O) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Winfree,
McCullocli,
100.53,
a
basis of about 3.39%.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sewage
treatment
plant
bonds
offered
obligation
Redeem
Bonds
Plans for
—
total of $1,038,-
a
from
bonds
funds
will
on
PUERTO
ing
bonds
185,
p.
build¬
12—v.
$50,000
offered
March
1097—were awarded to the
Bank, of Portland.
Washington County School Dist.
No. 7 (P.O. Hillsboro), Ore.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $225,000 school
offered
p.
1098—were
&
March
11—v.
awarded
185,
to Foster
trustee, for the credit of
account
in
a
the
sinking
fund. The account contains $549,296 for the purchase of the
3*/*%
bonds
and
$489,117
chase of 2.90%
Offers
for
will
be
sion
until
for
the
pur¬
bonds.
sale
received
of
these
bonds
by the commis¬
April 1, 1957, at
noon,
the office of the trustee.
Offering
will
of
sealed
bids
receive
(EST)
purchase of
Dated
Richard
—
Director
p.m.
April
on
until
for
17
$29,500,000
improvement
Bond
Sale —The
—
v.
185,
p.
on
July
%
.
19
—
premium of $7.
Richland
Township School District
(P. O. Gibsonia), Pa.
Bond Offering — H. S. Finley,
Revenues
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
price of 100,03,
2.81%,
follows:
1958
to
1960
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
1962.
520,000
from
195,000
2.60s.
Due
on
April
1
2.703.
Due
on
April
1
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
130,000
1974
23/4s.
Due
and 1975.
on
April
-
1,
Schnetnan
an¬
4 for the purchase of
$60,000 building bonds.
Minnehaha
County, Brandon Indep,
Brandon), S* Dak.„
Bond
4
The
Government
Bank
for
agent
Puerto
for
the
Development
Rico
is
Water
fiscal
Resources
Puerto Rico Ports
Authority (P. O.
San Juan), Puerto Rico
Passenger and Freight Traffic
the
Authority
that
the
totaled
April 1, 1957.
April 1 from 1958 to 1987
Due
on
inclusive.
Bonds due
thereafter
are
1968 and
in
callable
of April
as
Pittsburgh.
the
March
Airport
calendar
Swissvale, Pa.
and
836,255
the
successful
ker,
Scott
1956
year
&
TENNESSEE
Bradley County (P. O. Cleveland),
Tennessee
com¬
Offering—H. M. Fulbright,
County Judge, will receive sealed
1956 was 34,527,332 pounds com¬
pared to 27,980,633 pounds moved
during calendar year 1955.
bids until 10
Government
for
agent
for
Puerto
the
Development
Rico
fiscal
Rico
Puerto
is
Ports
Authority.
11
for
the
rural
school
1957.
Due
1967
South
Bond
State
a
Carolina
Sale
school
20—v.
CAROLINA
185,
(State
The
—
bonds offered
p.
Note—The
$10,000,000
March
1207—were awarded
of
composed
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank,
and
Lehman
Bros., as 2.85s, at a price of 100.16,
group
going
when
$150,000
sold
to
Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Thomas & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Reed, Lear & Co.; Simpson,
Emory & Co., and Richard & Co.,
1, 1966 and 1967.
on
April
6—v.
Columbia, Tenn.
"""Bond
Sale—The
offered
bonds
$750,000 sewer
19—v. 185,
March
p.
composed of the Equitable Secu¬
Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., Shields & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Stone & Webster
Securities
Co.,
1207—were awarded to
rities
National
Bank,
Jackson &
Curtis, Alex. Brown &
Corp.;
tional
Ira
Haupt
&
Co., RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., Baxter & Co.,
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Interstate Se¬
curities Corp., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Char¬
Bank,
Sutherland
&
Hamilton
&
Co.,
Leedy,
Wheeler & Alleman, Wood, Gundy
&
Co.,
follows:
as
3 V2s.
$203,000
Co., Inc., Rand & Co., Peoples
National Bank, Rock Hill,
Stein
&
Boyce.
Crawford
MacArthur
Trust
3V4s.
263,000
from
Due
March »1
on
284,000
3.40s.
from
Due
1972
to
March
on
1971
1965 to
I
inclusive.
March
on
1977
X
inclusive.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Sale
The $450,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
March. 19—v. 185, p. 1207—were
Bond
—
awarded
Bank
Bond
Electric
bert
&
&
Co.,
J.
Co„
Co.,
C. Haas
Kenower,
Carri-
Co., Fheree,
Birmingham
Inc.,
Wulbern,
First
the
to
of
Peeler
Lee
Alester
G.
Co.,
&
W. Haynes
Furman
Co.,
National
Memphis.
Nashville, Tenn.
—
Chairman of
Offering
Power
announces
Board
that
Leon
the
Gil¬
Mayor
and
City
Council will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
April 2 for the purchase of $3>-
sealed
on
500,000
electric
on
revenue,
power
series F bonds. Dated
Frost, Read & Co., C.
&
Due
from 1958 to 1964 inclusive.
&
H.
First American Na¬
Nashville; Temple
Bank,
eral
Sons.
Bros.
a group
Securities Corp., and Jack M. Bass
Corp., Kean, Taylor &
Seattle-First
July 1, 1956.
July 1 from 1959 to 1986
inclusive.
Bonds
are
due in
callable
1963
as
and
of July
1962.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Guaranty
Company, of New York
City, or at the Commerce Union
Bank, of Nashville, or at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
1,
Trust
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York
by
proved
City.
and J. A. Overton & Co.
*
TEXAS
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Galveston
County (P. O.
Galveston), Texas
Day County (P. O. Webster),
Bond
South Dakota
Bond Sale—The
tal
bonds offered
2%%?
$250,000 hospi¬
March
19
—
v.
185, p. 1207—were awarded to the
State
Department
of
School
and
Public Lands, as 3s, at par.
Co.
Sale—An issue of
right-of-way
bonds
was
Dated
$34,000
refunding
sold to Louis Pauls &
Sept.
1, 1956. Due on
1959. Principal
March 1, 1958 and
and interest
County
(M-S) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
Garland, Texas
25,000 4Vs% bonds. Due on April
1, 1964 and 1965.
30,000 41/4%? bonds. Due
March
Other members of the syndicate:
follows:
$10,000 3V4 % bonds. Due on April
1, 1961.
10,000 3%% bonds. Due on April
1, 1962.
10,000 4% bonds. Due on April 1,
postponed
was
for
basis of about 2.83%.
a
son,
was
offering of the fore¬
in
the
original
scheduled
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., G.
of
1,
Principal and in¬
185, p. 1207.
&
bonds
Jan.
1958 to
bonds
amount of
will receive
(EST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $30,000
general obligation bonds.
composed
1 from
ler, of Chicago.
of)
thereafter
revenue
Jan.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
SOUTH
Watts,
group
bonds. Dated
on
terest (J-J) payable at the Mer¬
chants Bank, of Cleveland. Legal¬
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of $975,000
a.m.
(EST) on April
purchase of $75,000
inclusive.
Sons, Tripp & Co., G.
Washington Township Authority
(P. O. Arnold City), Pa.
[
Bond
&
Secretary,
Legality
Owen, Bar¬
of Minne¬
apolis.
Scott, Horner & Mason, Clement
A. Evans & Co., Robert Garrett
P.
Barber,
San
at
passengers,
bidder.
approved by Dorsey,
bonds,
C.
1,
1960 to
1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
(F-A) payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
Co.,
—
$60,000
Feb.
from
Feb.
Offering—Dorothy G. Petrovsky, Borough Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until ,7 p.m.
(EST) on April 9 for the purchase
of
$250,000
general
obligation
Offering
1
pared to 694,199 for the calendar
year 1955. Cargo for calendar year
Peoples
National
lottesville,
Ryan,
Bond
Feb.
on
of
Dated
inclusive. Bonds due in 1970
thereafter
are
callable
on
Craigie & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Hirsch & Co., Paine, Webber,
on
Dated
bonds.
purchase
bonds.
traffic through
passenger
for
Division of
announced
International
Juan
the
Due
1974
^
est
Authority.
21
for
1957.
^„
Offering—Gladys Rovang,
building
March 27 for the
(EST)
ing
1963.
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
months
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
♦
130,000 3s. Due April 1, 1961 and
until April
931, compared with $22,870,519 in
the preceding 12 months.
Inc., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., F. W.
as
$195,000 6s. Due
Authority.
12
of Seattle, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
water
net interest cost of about
the
8 p.m.
a
Colket & Co., at a
for
tors, will receive sealed bids until
composed
Lestrange & Co., and Pennington,
Lewis
that bids will be received
nounces
Exchange Bank,' New York
Blyth & Co., Hkrriman Ripley &
City, at 2.06% interest, plus a
March 18
were awarded
Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Co., J. W. Sparks & Co., Arthurs
Offering—Superintendent
Schools
ended Jan. 31, 1957 were $27,028,-
to the Chemical
awarded
were
offered
1206
of
Juan),
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April
Corn
&
group
5s.
as
School District No. 145 (P. O.
bonds.
Philadelphia Redevelopment
Authority, Pa.
Sale —The $995,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered March
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Ira Haupt &
Co., Butcher & Sherrerd, Harrison
a
bonds
Minnehaha County, Brandon
Indep.
School District No. 145 (P. O.
$2,496,528 compared
with $2,218,396 in
January, 1956,
according to S. L. Descartes, Ex¬
general
Note
Borough
$1,600,000
San
bank, as
Brandon), S. Dak.
Resources
2
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
building bonds
O.
local
a
to
amounted
the
to. 1982 inclusive.
1958
J.
Finance,
May 16, 1957. Due
from
Bond
.
(P.
to
$63,000 water works and street
improvement bonds as 4y2s.
62,000
water
works
revenue
RICO
Water
Electric Energy Sales Continue
to Increase—Electric power reve¬
nues of the
Authority in January
Bank
Trafford, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA
Rico
Authority
The
Marshall.
Bethlehem School District, Pa.
Interest
sold
follows:
Bond
Puerto
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Com¬ Higher—The Aviation
pany,
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Sale—The
1957.
1,
Pittsburgh.
purchased
deposit with the
(P. O. Noti), Ore.
Bond
April
Legality approved by Burg¬
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
win,
be
Lane County School District No. 88
-
general
1,
1967.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Mars
National
Bank, Mars. Legality approved by
a
Upper
p.
on
terest
as
bonds
Due
1958
bonds
185, p.
Magnus
(PST)
p.m.
000 building bonds. Dated April
to
Bond
7:30
inclusive.
Local
p.m.
f
The
1,
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Na¬
tional City Bank, Marion. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Shiloh
until
April 1 for the purchase of $540,-
the
Board of
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
8
for
the
purchase of $595,000
building
County School District
First National
Ridgedale Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Offering — Dwight E.
8
outstanding revenue re¬
funding
and
extension
3V4%
bonds and system revenue 2.90%?
bonds (Western Extension), both
issues due 1988, have
been an¬
nounced by the Commission.
Offering—Ralph E. Jones.
were
as
until
re¬
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
William
Port
Banking
of
of Portland.
Bank,
William, Ohio
Sale
awarded
National
Shuler & Say re, of Portland.
Port
Bond
1097—were awarded to the
p.
No. 7 (P.O. Grants Pass), Ore.
lor,
until
A-O.
to
OREGON
on
were
—
ecutive Director of the
of
bonds.
1
Josephine
for the
Ambro-
April 1 for the purchase
obligation
,,
Vice-President and Business
Manager, will receive sealed bids
bids
Due
Puerto Rico
Offering —Ruth
March 28 for the purchase of $25,000 water works extension bonds.
Jacob B. Tay¬
—
D.
ziak, Borough Secretary, will
McConnell,
Sealed
—
received
be
Clerk
First
Ohio
R.
Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Welch,
Offering
Bond
185,
>
O.
bonds.
April 1, 1997.
Liberty, Pa.
1970.
(P. O.
3.66%.
(P.
5V4 %
Dated
are
Midview Local School District
Grafton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $493,000 build¬
ing bonds 'offered March 20—v.
185, p.- 1097—were awarded to
McDonald & Co., as
33/4S, at a
price of 100.81, . a basis of about
850,000
"""
Due from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.
of
1
Offering—Lloyd Penfield.
Township Secretary,-will receive
Bond
Pohl &
April
on
Cranesville),
1,
special
callable in
awarded to
Due on April
1, from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond
3
clusive.
due
Joint
Township Hospital District
(P. O, Hicksville), Ohio
p.
of the
H.
(CST) on March 25 for the
purchase
of
$13,000
building
Bond Sale—The $78,000 hospital
addition bonds offered March 14—
185,
Offering—Jack
from 1961 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds
Mark-Milford-Hicksville
v.
Sch.
p.m.
Marietta, Ohio
Bond
Bond
Banking
Richwood
County Dependent
District No. 70 (P. O. Moore),
Oklahoma
will
Company, Richwood. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
eral
Cleveland
pay¬
(J-J)
40,000 4%% bonds.
413 of its
of
inclusive.
1978
to
Principal and interest
1
1982 inclusive.
Township
No.
the purchase of
OKLAHOMA
Jan.
on
Due
1980 to
Elkcreeg
To
were
awarded to Sweney Cartwright &
April
on
of Fahey,
First
Cleveland sealed bids until 2
p.m. (EST) on
Corp.,
Michigan Corp.,
April 6 for the purchase of $5,000
Ryari, Sutherland ,&jCo., Sweeney
general obligation bonds,
Cartwright
&
Co.f andr*-*FjQXH
&
Bond
ing bonds offered March 15
Due
2.90s.
from
$1,250,000
1097—were
p.
group
Clark
J.
School
2.80s.
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
180,000
Harriman Ripley & Co:, Reusch & Co., as 33/4s, at a price
Inc.;Field, Richards & Co.; The of 101.08, a basis of about 3.62%.
Ohio
Company;
Sweney
CarLWorthington Exempted Village
.wright & Co.; Doll & Isphording,
School District, Ohio
Inc.; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
and .Burns,
Corbett & Pickard,
ing bonds offered March 19—v.
Inc., as 4s, at a price of 101.61, a
185, p. 1097 — were awarded to
basis of about
3.33%.
250,000
\
•
Bond
-—v.
fronton
1206—were
p.
Wadsworth City School District,
Ohio
.
185, p. 1097—were awarded to
Seasongood & Mayer, of Cincin¬
—v.
185,
McDonald
59
(1439)
Dupree, S. Dak.
Bond
Sale—The $125,000 bonds
offered March 18
—
v.
185, p. 1331
Bond
000
Sale—An
33A%
sewer
issue
of
$470,*
electric,, water
ancf
bonds was sold t«
revenue
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1440)
composed of First South¬
Rodman & Renshaw;
Municipal Securities Co.; Rotan,
Mosle
&
Co.;
Henry
Seay
&
a
group
west
Co.
Black, and Hudson, Stayart &
Dec.
Dated
1986
to
Sept.
Callable
♦
Due on Sept.
inclusive.
1956.
1,
1977
from
1
Mauriceville
Co.;
State Board of Education, as 4s, at
Dated April 1, 1957.
April 1 from 1958 to 1990
price of
Due
on
par.
Interest A-O.
inclusive.
1976. Principal
payable at the
Bank in
Dallas.
National
First
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
-Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Sale—An issue of $1,453,-
system
refunding and improvement reve¬
bonds
sold
was
to
group
a
composed of R. A. Underwood &
of $265,000
Texas Corporation,
Co., Columbian
Securities Corporation of Texas,
H.
L.
Shaffer
&
Company, of Shearson, Hammill & Co., Rau¬
Amarillo, as 5s.
Dated Dec. 1, scher, Pierce & Co., and Judson
1956.
Due on June 1 from 1958 to S. James & Co., as follows:
1976 inclusive.
Principal and in$308,000 33/4s. Due on March 1
terest (J-D) payable at the Mer¬
v
frdm 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
cantile National Bank, of Dallas.
345,000 4V4s." Due on March 1
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
from 1968 to 1975 inclusive.
JHuguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
220,000 4V2S.
Due on March 1
waterworks, electric and gas sys¬
tem
revenue
bonds was sold to
'
Offering
April 15 for the purchase of $105,bonds.
Mayor,
Sears,
(CST) on April 1
for the purchase of $100,000 air¬
until
7:30
pur¬
1958
to
1960
1,105,000 3%s.
bonds.
on
ol
Bond
100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.78%, as follows:
$150,000 6s. Due on April 15 from
p.m.
March 28 for the
price
a
Dated April 1, 1957.
April 1 from 1958 to 1977
from
1961
Principal and interest
payable at the Montpelier Nation¬
Note
awarded
$25,000
Redevelopment and
Housing Authority, Va.
inclusive.
Bank,
Montpelier,
Merchants National Bank
of Bos¬
ton.
&
Legality approved by
Guiliani, of Mintpelier. ]
Peter
Falls
Bond
eral
Wise
20—v.
offered I
bonds
185,
|
1207—were
p.
awarded
to a group composed of
Equitable Securities Corp.; Horn-
!
'
Sold—No
Not
bids
and
mainte-
bonds.
Due
4%s.
Due
March
on
park
1
bonds.
from
Due
1959
to
dated
are
Callable
on
p.m.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able at the
port bonds. Dated April 15, 1957,
Due
on
April 15 from 1958 to
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Indep.
Sch.
District,
schoolhouse bonds
State
Permanent
Legality * 'approved
by
1
Texas
$200,000
sold to the
was
School
Fund, as
4s, and 3%s. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1980
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Legality
(A-O) payable at the Mer¬
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
National Bank of Dallas, j
Crowe, of Dallas.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
terest
chants
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
bonds
refunding
wood
was
sold
City
Offering—City Manager
G. Pepin announces that the
Council will receive sealed
bids
until
Dick
Bond Sale—An issue of $752,000
group
Odesta, Tex.
Bond
Hidalgo County Road District.
No. 1 (P. O. Edinburg), Tex.
to
a
composed of R. A. Under¬
& Co., Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Ransom & Co., First South¬
Co., First of Texas Corpora¬
tion, M. E. Allison & Co., Howies,
"Winston & Co., and Russ & Co.,
as 3V2S. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due
April 1 from 1958 to
clusive.
Principal
and
1962 in¬
interest
the
300,000
at
office.
proved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Legality
&
1957.
Due
1958
sewer
Dated May
May
on
1,
SOUTHERN
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
EDISON
COMPANY
the
interest
and
First
National
payable
of
Bank,
Bond
S3.39 compared with $3.22
were
share
per
on a
lesser
outstanding at the close of 1955. A milestone in the Company's
was
the
30%
Offering—County
of
tion of Texas, as
year
when its total plant account passed
The successful promotion
responsible for
was
increase in their
an
of domestic
sales
under
recognize that
communities
we
is
ours
a
shall
continue
devote ourselves to the attainment
to
greater objectives and in promoting community
even
use
1955.
or
continuing responsibility to the dynamic growth of
a
We
serve.
annual kilowatt-hour
average
higher than the increase registered in either 1954
Judge
G. C. Murrell
reached late in the
vigorous program adopted in 1955 to persuade domestic customers to live better elec¬
the
of-way bonds offered Feb. 28—v.
185, p. 988—were awarded to the
Columbian
Securities
Corpora¬
growth
$1,000,000,000 figure.
We
Sterling County (P. O.
Sterling City), Texas
right-
Common share
per
number of shares
trically
Principal
at
Earnings
Dallas.
Sale—The $150,000
CALIFORNIA
continued
from
1
1977 inclusive.
to
550.000 general obligation bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on
Jasper County Road District No, 2
(P. O. Jasper), Texas
Bond
on
follows:
as
bonds.
revenue
ap¬
Parkhurst
bonds,
$1,750,000 waterworks and
County
payable
(A-O)
"Treasurer's
(CST)
p.m.
March 26 lor the purchase of $2,-
west
on
1:30
well-being and that of
our
chase of $145,000 farm road bonds.
Jefferson
3V2S.
Indep. School District,
Bond
Sale—An
sold
was
1o
flauscher, Pierce & Company, Inc.
follows:
as
received
until
10
Feb. 15 from
on
PRF~.SIDF.NT
Consol. Sch.
Dist.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $50,000
to
on April 1 from
inclusive. Int. A-O.
1986
Bond
right-of-way
the
bonds
was
First Southwest
Dallas,
as
to
Company, of
1958 to
1963 to
on
March 1 from
1962 inclusive.
33,000 3y4s. Due
for
sewer
—
on
March 1 from
1967 inclusive.
Dated March 1, 1957.
Int. M-S.
(P.
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$50,000
courthouse and jail bonds was sold
Jeffrey,
1,
1,
1957.
for
for
(M-S)
Gross
.
revenue
was
1955.
Net
over
14.1%
$33,285,658.
to
Kilowatt-hour sales increased 1 1.1
% in 1 956.
$1,014,315,652.
New
.
.
.
March
on
callable
from
the
was
sale of
money
obtained
been
and
during the
year
1,200,000 shares of Cumu¬
Refunding Mortgage
3%%
Bonds and
Further capacity totaling
completed.
1,150,000
kilowatts
or
is
presently under
con¬
order.
on
GENERATION
increased 1
hours.
.
.
.
Electric
2.2% to
over
System peak demand
kilowatts,
was
increase of 9.6%
an
transmitted
energy
1 3.8 billion kilowatt-
2,504,000
over
1955.
500,000 shares of Common Stock.
CUSTOMERS
1
bonds
generating
aggregating
lative Preferred Stock, $40,000,000 of
First
Additional
capacity amounting to 350,000 kilowatts has
PLANT
ment
EXPANSION
increased
Electric
.
.
.
plant invest¬
$99,122,643 during
1 956 to
connected
..
.The 83,718 additional meters
1956
in
86,899 added in
second
were
only to the
1955.
March
on
Legality
ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
Searij,
CONSOLIDATED
CONDENSED
Houston.
o~
December
Waco
Independent Sch. Dist.
Bond
Offering
will
Due
tional Bank of Waco.
3y»s. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
March 1 from 1959 to 1965 in¬
K'.rbyville, Texas
increased
.
.
10.5%
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
as
Sale—An issue of
$50,000
water
works
system
bonds
was
sold to Dunn &
Co.
Dated
March 1, 1957.
Due on March 1
from 1959 to 1980
inclusive. In¬
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls
of Houston.
$500,000
non-callable
bonds
Secretary
Bond
or
1967.
Henry, Seay & Black, of Dallas,
clusive. Interest M-S.
April
on
of
improvement bonds. Dated
to
on
(CST)
purchase
asked
and
Clairemont),
T exas
income
$93,040,960
j. w.
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
&
County
p.m.
the
March
are
follows:
$27,000 3V2S. Due
Kent
sold
bids until 2
2
Sale—An issue of $60,000
SALES
Texas
Bond Offering
City Manager, will receive sealed
1
&
$196,446,248
FINANCING
Waco,
2,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 15, 1976.
Dated Feb. 15, 1957. Int. F-A.
County Road District No.
(P. O. Anson), Texas
REVENUE
struction
1958 to 1975 inclusive.
Hones
*
s
(P. O. Fort Worth), Texas
school bonds was sold to the State
Board of Education, as 4f4s. Dated
1958
employees and investors.
pur¬
April 1, 1957. Due
$28,000 3Y2s. Due
customers,
a.m.
March 26 lor the
on
No. 39
issue of $30,000
bonds
be
(CST)
Tarrant County
Texas
.schoolhouse
will
that bids
announces
p.m.
of
receive
(CST)
Board
sealed
on
of
bonds.
Dated April
clusive.
$950,000
the
Bank, of Waco,
agreed
upon.
Dumas,
or
Tex.
Trustees,
bids
15,
until
a
Legality
pur¬
1957. Due
to
and
at
1
house
1976 in¬
electric plant
.
LIABILITIES
.....
.$1,014,315,652
investments and other assets
current assets
deferred
73,807,062
charges
capital stock expense
TOTAL
9,173,567
stated capital and surplus
current liabilities
.
.
.
.
.
.
3,127,729
other
.
depreciation reserve
reserves and
.$1,104,603,565
.
TOTAL
438,544,996
405,069,600
4,179,555
ASSETS
.$
long term debt
...
69,111,067
....
169,039,312
liabilities
22,838,590
LIABILITIES
.
.$1,104,603,565
interest
National
Huguenin
man, of Dallas.
SHEET
Crews,
school
Principal
at
E.
of
April 15 from 1958
payable
by
j.
April 4 for the
chase
on
BALANCE
31,1956
A5SETS
—
City
bank to be
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
EDISON
COMPANY
approved
&
Booth-
EDISON
BUILDING
•
601
WEST
FIFTH
pay¬
Weter,
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
185, p. 392.
1, 1957. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National
Bank,
of
Legality approved by Mc¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
1,
1964.
City Treasurer's office.
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
Mexia
1,
were
Mercantile
Dallas.
on
1977
March
March
March
Dated
on
inclusive.
bonds
1957.
received for the $1,200,000 school
improvement bonds offered March
12—v.
fol¬
as
inclusive.
The
County,
Bonds
-
"shop
March
Richmond Magister¬
ial District (P. O. Wise), Va.
Sale—The $1,255,000 gen¬
obligation
March
1977
Exchange Bank, New York
City, at 2.07 %
interest, plus a
premium of $12.
Church, Va.
April
$150,000
bonds,
equipment
125,000
|
Corn
VIRGINIA
on
of
March 1 from 1959 to 1977 in—
the Chemical
to
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
nance
$1,214,000 pre¬
liminary loan.notes offered March
the
at
or
8
the
lows:
Sale—The
19 were
for
] general obligation
15
1982 inclusive.
Roanohe
al
9
April
on
Offering—Jean S. Scholer,
will receive sealed-
Clerk,
bids until
inclusive.
Due
to
City
I
Wash.
and interest
bids
sealed
receive
will
H.
J.
—
2
at
las.
Hereford, Texas
Offering
until
bids
Co.,
from 1980 to 1987 inclusive.
—
000 building
Bond
S.
will
sealed
on
Norman
—
Treasurer,
Town
&
WASHINGTON
Bellevue,
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
580,000
J. W. Hager,
County Superintendent of Schools,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
Bond
of
Southwest
First
Gregg County Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Longview), Texas
,
First
Co.,
(EST)
Due
000 waterworks and sewer
nue
Goldsmith, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue
Offering
Jr.,
receive
tion
Mesquite, Tex.
Bond
Bond
Case,
Brooks
Monday, March 25, 1957
.
& Weeks; Trust Company
Georgia; Hirsch & Co., and R,
H.
chase of $275,000 school construc¬
1,
and interest (M-S)
Bethel, Vt.
sold to the
was
.
blower
of
issue of $92,030
schoolhouse bonds
a
VERMONT
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Sale—An
Bond
.
STREET
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LOS
ANGELES
53,
CALIFORNIA
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