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MON DAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 183
Number 5519
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, March 26, 1956
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
if
-
,
and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACF
r
f
5
*
Nine
Industries, Inc. (&
Months
Ended
Jan.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
31—
1956
■.
' '
Sales of products and services
Profit
before
provision
for
Federal
inc.
■\
*
earnings before
Write-off of
of
excess
cost
date
•>
International
<9,148,078
value
4,537,096
earnings
♦Earned
♦Earnings
both
share
common
per
share
per
periods
the
on
6,005,910
the
on
$3.27
-
basis
stock
common
of
the
have
preferred
and
been
computed
shares
common
standing on Jan. 31, 1956, namely, 178,099 shares of 5%
1,214,781 shares of common.—V. 183, p. 765..
'V;</
.
American
for
out¬
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
This
corporation
Fred
and
P.
Sylvan
March
has
Rapp,
N.
and
of
Rapp
adjoining
rate
Louis,
Goldman,
The
20.
St.
suburban
of
with
of
the
W.
currently
net
in
at
income,
St.
Pittsburgh
Louis
number
raises
the
of
of
super
sales
to
in
rate
a
ACF-Wrigley
chain,
markets
->
Rapp
of
Stores,
Mr.
the
formed
was
said,
brings to 150 the
and
organization
ACF-Wrigley
annually.
$340,000,000
Inc.,
Lurie
"
close
the
at
-
of
1955
the
as
result
of the merger of Wrigley's Stores, Inc., and Big Bear Markets
Michigan, Inc., of Detroit, Standard Food Markets and Humpty
Dumpty Super Markets of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, Okla.
In Feb¬
of
ruary
this
operated
by
of
cash
dent
on
and
The
of
in
ACF-Wrigley
chain, will
Louis
contractual
planned
Aero
No
the
13
markets
super
basis
stock.
common
be
Mr.
associated
will
and
Rapp,
with
become
Presi¬
ACF-Wrigley
member
a
of
for
of
Rapp
new
1956.
This,
stores
and
Mr.
which
early
markets
super
Lurie
stated,
ACF-Wrigley
1957.—V.
in
183,
p.
will
has
St.
the
raise
Louis
to
scheduled
Federal
control system.
weapons
'
■
will
control
system, this air defense
systems—which
automatically control
locate
will
way;
collision"
course,
the
return
aircraft
$6,337,725.
dividends
in
of
1954,
'
1
to
$3.54
will
fire
rockets
base.—V.r 182,
reflecting
shares
3,009,639
82.5%
increase
the
on
a
communities
or
control
guided
systems
consideration
added.—V.
<
183,
stock
common
shard in
1955,
as.
Alabama:
made in
and
Power
our
be
at
1954
after
net
income
preferred
with
later
a
$1.86
a
—
Bond
date,
be
Offering
Hill
"
—
Mention
was
offering of
series due March
redeemable
at
proceeds from
the sale
of
the
bonds,
together
with
other funds will be
used by the company for the construction or
acqui¬
sition of permanent improvements, extensions and additions to its
utility
plant,
and for
nection
with
the payment of short-term bank loans Incurred in
the construction
BUSINESS—Company,
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 182,
was
consecutive
one
con¬
program.
of
the
sale
at
rural
supplies
p.
2245.
that sales had increased nearly
year
It marked the
$2,000,000 over
wholesale
subsidiaries
of
The
of
distributing
steam
the
year
electric
bonds set
service
company had
of $14,027,000.
and net income
underwriters
forth
ings
named
E.
W.
Clark
&
Co
well
to
11
associations.
in
downtown
total
& Co.,
$850,000
400,000
Inc.
H.
Newbold's
Putnam
&
850,000
Son
Co
850,000
550,000
„
850,000
Stroud & Company,
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
183,
p.
Inc.
850,000
150,000
*
Alleghany Corp.—Partial Redemption—
There
5%
have
called
been
for
sinking fund debentures,
interest.
accrued
of
Cleveland,
redemption
series A,
Payment will
123
West
be
Prospect
sales
at
made
Ave.,
on
May
due Nov.
the
1,
National
Ohio,
13,
at
the
The
Bank
the
at
or,
at
a
was
faster
than
Ended
Dec.
31—
1955
1954
$
sales
Profit
Net
before
revenues...
Income
taxes
♦Earned
After
14,985,660
outstanding
common
1953
$
•
$
1,777,706
$8.25
share
4,246,083
7,791,287
1,689,360
1,689,358
$2.30
$4.40
preferred dividends.
Giving
common
:
shares
per
.
255,587,054 170,056,405 242,091,546
31,539,660
8,705,083
19,461,287
16,554,000
4,459,000
IP,670,000
taxes
income
Common
♦
and
effect
to
share
earnings
with $1.15
in
the
1954 and
100%
for
stock
1955
$2.20 in
corporation has credited,
expanding
capacity
and
dividend
were
payable on
to $4.12
equal
Feb.
as
3,
1956,
compared
1953.
a
until
both
rate
railroad
sales.
Industrial
in 1954.—■?, 182,
share,
May
2,
for
common
share
one
of
preferred.
Payment or conversion will be made at Tbe Chase Manhattan Bank.
11
Broad St.,
New
York
15, N. Y.
production
See also V. 183, p. 1226.
American Duchess Uranium & Oil
This company,
that
on
Feb.
Uranium
of
ance
methods
and
Co.—Acquisition—
in its progress report dated Feb. 20, 1956, announced
the stockholders and directors of Atomic Power
6,
1956,
Corp.
approved
1,575,000
shares
the
of
transfer of all their assets for the Issu¬
American Duchess stock.
This includes
about
$125,000 cash, $25,000 in receivables, and $20,000 in machinery.
Income from two producing oil properties in Colorado Is about $500
per month.
Additional wells are contemplated on this property In the
About 200 acres of good uranium properties are held In the
Gateway Mining District, Mesa County, Colo.; and the Horse Mountain
District, Eagle County, Colo.
>
The report added that American Duchess acquired a lease on 2,631
acres
•
of oil and gas
American
land in Clallam County, Wash.—V. 183,
Employees
The company
Life
Insurance
Co.,
p.
765.
Phoenix,
\
letter of notification with the SBC
covering 15,000 shares of common capital stock (par $10) to be offered
at $20 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to pay lor
expenses incident to operating an insurance company.
,
on March 8
American
Jet-Power
Denim in
a
Enka Corp.—New
Denim,
over
filed
100
a
Development—
development described as
"the biggest news la
years," was jointly announced on; March 15 by
thif
corporation and
M, Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.
Exceptional improvements in both looks and performance, even afte*
successive
washings, are achieved through the perfect marriage of
JETSPUN(R), Enka's solution dyed rayon filament, with vat dyed cot¬
ton
in this
Carr,
10-year moaernization program with
improving
point
the
has called for redemption on May 4, 1956, its out¬
cumulative convertible preferred stock, series B. at
plus accrued dividends. This stocks Is convertible
1956, on the basis of approximately 2.78 shares of
3 Va %
per
Arizona—Files—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Rise
Year
highest
$42,600,000
of the total, compared with 55%
59%
were
of
company
standing
option of the holder, at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorporated,
23 Wall St., New York 8, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 1225.
Net
second
the highest on record, up 74%
were
backlog
1454.
future.
1, 1956, $496,000 of
1962, at 100% and
Central
Cleveland
31
Increased
shipments
400,000
Co
750,000
V.
trial
Dec.
&
Merle-Smith.ii.
also
Higher—
in the company's
to $172,200,000.
highest ever achieved
in
a
peacetime year.
The backlog has continued to grow since tbe
year's end, totaling $46,000,000 by Feb. 1.
While
sales
growth was general throughout the company, indus¬
150,000
Shields &
325,000
1361. '
1561.
rose
The
150,000
Co.
Ellis & Anderson
nearby
operating
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
Green,
at
production
per
and
earnings were
history. New orders
have
Higglnson Corp
550,000
...
2
begin
American Cyanamid Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock
below
Law
550,000
Co..
&
&
M.
W.
750,000
p.
No.
at Manitowoc were
earnings during 1955 increased 50% over the preceding year,
$4,304,100 to $6,441,700, according to the annual report. Earn¬
before taxes increased 54%.
$103.50
550,000
.
addition to the main plant
an
payment of preferred dividends, net earnings were equal to
share of common stock, compared with $3.19 in 1954. Net
to a new peak of $72,887,027, or $47.79 per common sbare.
Shipments were up 34% over 1954—to $147,096,154. "Both shipments
severally
the respective principal amounts
Lee
Baxter, Williams & Co
Plans for
After
below:
1,490,000
totaling
25.
from
as
energy
cooperative
heating
the
1955,
machinery, equipment and buildings."
reported that an addition "to plant
about $380,000, was scheduled to
Torrison
Net'
..
p.
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
This
operating
additional
Mr.
47
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
Laird, Blssell & Meeds..
Dick
regular redemption prices ranging
from 105.83%
to par, and at special redemption prices
receding from
102.83% to par, plus accrued Interest in each case.
PROCEEDS—Net
!
March 20 by The First Boston Corp. at $121 per
It
Chilton,
48
A.
Income
will
also
the
12
of $82,867,000
new
Cooley
follow:
bonds
author¬
of
of the additional shares.
American Brake Shoe Co.—Earnings 50%
Drexel & Co.
of
1, 1986, at 102.824% and accrued interest from March 1,
1956, through Union Securities Corp., Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp. and Drexel & Co. and associates. Further de¬
The
number
48
Union Securities Corp...$1,495,000
Equitable Securities Corp. 1,490,000
stock
issue of March 19 of the public
$14,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
tails
the
share
Mr.
;
•
Co.
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
compared
announced
and
EARNINGS—For
See
will
and
areas,
company
revenues
;
1955.
765.
p.
no present plans for the use
Hearing completion.—V. 176,
System
agreed to purchase from the company
the
over
for
Birmingham. \B
missiles—
jl09.
p.
Reserve
(including Birmingham, Mobile and Montgomery),
rural
municipalities
The
In planning for the future, Mr. Hill touched on the
$16,000,000 ex¬
pansion program under way in the production and distribution of
Airco's industrial gases,
and the hew vinyl acetate monomer plant
just completed by the Air Reduction Chemical Division in Calvert City,
Ky. Expansion in other phases of the company's business is presently
under
in
as
all
takes
weapon
a
90%
increase even though the average number
outstanding increased by 207,429 from 2,802,210 in
in
total
preceding year.
"During 1956 we anticipate continued gains in both sales and profit
margins in all three civilian divisions," Mr. Torrison told stockholders.
"To meet the increasing demand for our civilian products in 1956 vie
have underway an expansion program involving
approximately $500,000
Co., is engaged, within the state of Alabama, in the genera¬
tion, purchase, distribution and sale of electric energy at retail in 620
a
home
an
Earnings
were
common
1954
1955,
la*
.
Southern
why the sales and net income of this company reached
record highs in 1955 were outlined by John A. Hill, President, in the
40th annual report of the company.
Sales in 1955 were $149,231,826,
a 21%.increase over
1954 sales of $123,315,272.
Net income reached
in
This would increase the
Sales totaled $9,500,019 with a net profit of $345,000.
worth
reasons
$11,569,290
submit
This company, pioneer fabricators of aluminum cookware and bake¬
ware,
showed greater sales and profit increases in consumer goods
during 1955 than the average for the entire industry, John W. Torrison,
President, told the annual meeting on March 19.
$5.08
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Reports New High Records—
The
will
/ Aluminum Specialty Co., Manitowoc, Wis.—Earns. Up
May
The Course of Bank Clearings
enemy
to
p.
on
share.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
plane from the moment it leaves the run¬
craft, fly the plane precisely on a "lead
automatically prepare and fire the armament, and
the
183,
made
>
guess-work out of enemy aircraft interception.
Hughes is developing several advanced interceptor
new
it
Aluminium, Ltd.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 100,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
46
.
the
the
that
16
1105.
41
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
This system of "electronic brains" will enable planes
defending the
North American continent and perimeter bases, as well as bases around
the free world, to find and destroy approaching
enemy bombers in any
kind of weather, day or night.
of
has
....
Exchange Rales
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Contracts for development and production of advanced electronic
equipment have been granted this corporation by Hughes Aircraft Co.,
was announced on March 14
by J. E. Ashman, President.
The new contracts, totaling in excess of $5,000,000, are for research
and development of advanced airborne communications equipment which
form an integral part of the Hughes
company's recently announced
One
March
on
annual meeting on April 23 proposals to
stock from no par value to a par value of $18 per
the authorized but unissued stock of the company
_
Foreign
Associates, Inc.—New Contracts Granted—
"seek-find-kiH"
the company states.
production remain
p. 989.
and
183,
40
.....
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
55
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
it
A
the company
Miscellaneous Features
40
for
140.
offering is
electronic
announced
increase
and
third
planned <of the 8,260 shares of com¬
mon
stock which weTe covered by letter of notification filed Feb. 23
with the SEC. A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., New York, is
acting as agent.
—V. 183, p. 1225.
automatic
bright,
demand
out.—V.
approval at the
common
—V..
of
Supply Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Offering—
public
appears
over-all
pointed
was
the
five
new
1956
general
Air
39
39
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
' 35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
*
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange.—. 35
amount
it
10,000,000 to 12,000,000. The reason for the proposed
increase is to provide for future corporate purposes. It was stated that
directors.
of
number
erection
acquired
company
Stores in the Cleveland, Ohio, area.
Rapp, Inc., will involve an undisclosed
P.
construction
is
area
the
St.
long-term
board
the
year,
Fred
shares
the
of
a
its
of
specialty steel products
for expanded facilities
outlays
ized shares from
Over-the-Counter Markets
46
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages. l._
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
Food Town
Purchase
corporation
share
Stock Exchange....
42
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section..... 45
of
operations
by 2,000,000 shares.
Exchange.... 39
Exchange.
and other
continued
large and
are
levels,
change its
36
Toronto
\
-
1956
peak
stockholders'
38
_____
silicon,
making
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—To Change Par, etc.—
36
Francisco Stock Exchange.
Montreal Stock Exchange.....
Canadian Stock Exchange
$600,000.
Acquisition
Stock
Stock
for
backlogs
near
The
36
San
of
at
36
Exchange..;.
Exchange...;.!..
Stock
Order
31
r___
stainless,
;
Outlook
15
27
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
on
taxes,
Exchange
structure.
AL
grow,
A
rising emphasis being placed on metals such as titanium and
zirconium, and a new AL technique for remelting alloys under vacuum,
are
leading to important diversification.
Credit for these goes to
expanded research efforts.
Page
,
Exchange.
Los Angeles Stock Exchange;!
Stock Exchange..
annual
an
after
•
Midwest
.
Chairman,
announced
markets
super
sales
and
stock
common
Lurie,
ACF-Wrigley,
ten
operates
areas,
$25,000,000
all
Nathan
Mo.,
President
chain
approximately
purchase
to
agreed
Inc.,
Stock
Stock
preferred and
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
of
/
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
4,305,949
$4.67
____
to
essential.
i
Stock and Bond Quotations
:
231,147
____—
for
continues
at
acquisition
of
Net
expansions and improvements, corporation
led to record sales*and earnings in 1955.
strengthened in 1955, officials state, and debt
Elimination of preferred stock has simplified Allegheny
have
was
capital
Demand
These
states,
reduced.
was
of
stock
product.
Ludlum's
In This Issnt
4,610,982
6,005,910
book
of
Working capital
5,316,427
capital
over
Corp.
quality
$
•
MISCELLANEOUS
■
management
114,754,015
extraordinary charge..
W-K-M
:
.
11,322,337
taxes..
fj Provision for Federal income taxes
Net
INSURANCE
-
1955
$
'
179,726,024
„
INDUSTRIAL
.
new
American
denim, according to the joint statements of M. Boylan
Enka's Textile Yarn' Sales Manager, and Robert 6.
Dempsey, head of the Lane Cotton.Mills Division of M. Loweiisteiu.,
Mr.
Carr
said
that
JETSPUN,
which has been
steadily carving a»
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1470)
2
cords."
tire
motive
Power
farm
school and college campus
wear,
and
vat dyed warp
a
,
problems of bleeding and fading.
Lowenstein is currently in production on this new
.
—V.
183,
net
consolidated
and
1956
to earnings equivalent to 87 cents per share on the number
of shares of common s,ock outstar.d ng at Nov. 30, 1954.
s
In the past fiscal year, four quarterly dividends of 12% cents per
compares
share
Outstanding
6,942,467
110,000 shs.
93,926 shs.
B
.
for
the
'
'
year
'■
•
of 50
cents
'
..
7
.;
f
«
>
Chicago's South side, purchase of
a 13 acre plant site in Longview,
plant at Midland
27,000 square foot addition to the plant
in Morton Grove, 111.—V. 181, p. 1550.
■
"
:
on
and 14
Texas,
for expansion of the company's
acres
Park, N_J.; and erection of
t 210,000 shs.
Class
33,449,743
rate
Highlights of the year outlln-d in Mr. Gossett's report to share¬
holders include acquisition of a high vacuum distillation chemical plant
v.150,000 shs.
the
of
dividend
previous year.
50,000-62:8.
,
Svock
effective
an
The company's contribution to the employees' retirement trust dur¬
ing the fiscal year amounted to $761,8_6, compared with $473,722, the
,
$1,570,003
par—cumulative )_____
company <50c par)
($7
company
paid,
were
share.
per
trust
_____
■
.
.
.
in 1955.
Georgia
Augusta's morning
t
$3,573,571
7.445,750
___—_______—.
according to Earl J. Gossett, Chairman and President.
;
sales for the fiscal period were, the - highest in the company's
a total of $25,205,338, an Increase of 20%
over sales of $21,-;
049,458, the previous f seal year.
N.t earnings for the last fiscal year were equivalent to $1.15 per
share, largest earning per,share outstanding In the past 10 years. This
due May
______
-
to $1,773,935 for the fiscal year
for the same period in
$1,086,655
to
,Net
Jpc.? a
Authorized"-
cumul.- pfd.
stock of company
($10
par)..—;
—_______
6V2% convertible preference stock of
1955
$3,821,154
months
Herald,
compared
1955,
1S54,
Georgia
Newspapers,
30,
Nov.
history,
6%
Cera.
1352.
Net profit after taxes increased 63%
ended
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING'
collateral
and
of Southeastern
bonds
1975
1,
preferred dividends of
Period Ended Feb. 29-28—
2
mortgage
5%
183, p.
Bell & Gcssett Co.—Profits up 63%—
Cnronicie,
Augusta's evening. newspaper.
Augusta
and
/CAPITALIZATION GIVING
♦First
including provision for deferred Federal
subsidiaries, Is as follows:
after all charges
taxes
Southeastern
//
states.
Co.—System Earnings Up
of this company and its subsidiaries
Income
consolidated,
Income
of
in
incorporated
wos
company
stock
the
which
owns
the
the Augusta
corporation
newspaper,
American Gas & Electric
The
of
into
enteied
has
fabric and is m
for immediate delivery, Mr. Dempsey
v,//', /,.,
v/.'.,
1226.
p.
ail
hoias
regional shopping centers, m^st of the new stores will be opened
center?.''
During the past year five marginal «*nres were
such
closed.—V,
with which to pay its
funds
Southeastern
BUSINESS—The
It
•
position to accept orders
in
to pay or cause to be paid
amounted to $£20,248.
_
,
toward
approximately $587,799. In addition, South¬
all liabilLic? of Radio,
will be
date
obligaticns under the purchase
an agxe.ment to sell
to an
Insurance company $490,000 principal amount of first mortgage $ni
collateral trust 5%
bonds, second series.
The said bonds are to be
guaranteed by the company.
One of the conditions of the sale of
tne
bonds is that Southeastern shall also obtain at least
$650,000
through the sale of stock. Southeastern, accordingly, proposes to se 1
to
the
company
6,770 shares
of additional 'common stcck for an
aggregate or $677,OpO as 4escrib_d above.
nates the
a
agreed
To obtain
for shrinkage, and the combination
solution dyed f Jling yarn practically elimi¬
a
1955,
that
on
contract
attire, do-it-yourself apparel, etc., ail
"big potential" markets.
-Jet-Power Denim is Sanforized
of
..
,
winch
qualities of the Jetdiverelfied uses such
clothing, men's, women's and children s sports¬
work clothing,
as
....
,,
,
31,
has
eastern
points out that the distinctive
Denim make it admirably suited for many
Dempsey
Mr
Oct.
at
important niche for itself in automotive seat cover?, home furnishings,
and fashion apparel, adds not only a luxury-look, but also increased
all-around performance.
"Also, when JETSPUN is used in combination
•with a vat dyed warp, the whitening at seams, knees and seat Is vir¬
tually eliminated; exceptional colorfastness is obtained; and the over¬
all white-specked effect is virtually eliminated/ Mr. Carr states, adding
"JETSPUN contributes superior strength to this fabric since it is a
similar type of high tenacity rayon as currently being used for auto¬
..Monday, March 26, 1956
100,000 shs.
5215,000 shs.
a
150,000 shs.
______________—_
(currently maturing $30,000 semi¬
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Expanding Palmdale Plants—
12 months
—_____—-_
—
$3.00
$2.60
annually,
and maturing $42,500 as
adjusted, semi-annually).
+Of
♦Earnings per common share—12 monc.hs_.i__
This corporation ha? started construction of two new facilities at
which 13,926 shares are reserved for issue upon-conversion
of out¬
♦Based
on
average
number of shares outstanding during period
Palmdala, Calif., 50 miles northeast of Lcs Angeles, for the testing and
standing shares of 6Va% ~convertible preference stock.
SQf which
servicing, of equipment for military air bases and manufacturers of jet
<12,895,294 shs. for 1956 and 12,851,911 shs. for 1955).—V. 183, p. 1361.
45,000 shares are to be reserved for Js_ue upon exercise of a stock,
7- aircraft, it was announced on March 19. '
>• <
•
;;
option proposed to be granted.
/'/'/'/7
7
The new Bendix buildings will be the first permanent installations
American Machine & Foundry Co.—New Metal Foil—
W< PRIVATE't, PLACEMENT—Johnson,, Lane,
Space .'iand V Co., > Inc.;
of their type designed specifically to terve the booming
aeronautical
A new electrically insulated metal foil called "AMFOIL" was
'assisted in arranging for the sale of the $109,000 first mortgage and j
Industry and network of military air/fields, in the. Mojave desert and
duced by the company's Commercial Development Division on March 19. , collateral trust 5%
bonds, second series, referred to above.
It also
adjacent Antelcpe Valley. _
/■•7/:
7
"AMFOIL" consists of various metal foils coated on one or both sides
/assisted in the negotiations leading to the execution of the ' contract
- The
installations are being constructed by the Utica division and the
with a continuous film of Teflon, duPont's high-temperature dielectric. - -for the purchase of the stock o* Radio, y
:
'7%, /,/>. <//.7/ ,^
Eendix Products division of Bendix.
The Product? division building,
Principal use is in sub-miniature capacitors, coil forms, transformers,
:
In
covering 5,600 square feet, will house shop and test facilities for Bendik
May,
1955, Johnson, Lane, Space and Co.,
Inc., assisted in
shielding, and flexible packaging.—V. 183, p. 1361.
'
fuel metering
and landing gear equipment.- The Utica division is
arranging for the sale of $1,200,000 of first mortgage/collateral trust
i5% bonos of Southeastern, and -.underwrote .the offering ,by_ the com¬
building facilities totaling 2,000 square feet for servicing and testing
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—To Sell An¬
of c^mbusticn starters and
air turbine accessories.
Bendix acquired
pany of an aggregate of $1,025,000 of 6%
cumulative, pre.erred stock
and
class A common stock,
9% acres .south pf Palmdale, adjacent to the Southern Pacific rail¬
Wiley J. Smith, a Vice-President and
other $250,000,000 of Straight Debentures—The directors
a' ^director
way, for the new units.
' /
% 1
:
"■ >,
of Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc., is a d.rector of
on March 21 authorized a new debenture issue of $250,■Initial expenditures at Palmdale will approximate $350,000, according
the company.—V. 183, p. .1226.
-A' /
'"77/\//;;' i■/'•.•}';,//
000,000 (to be non-convertible) to be offered at
to E. O; Cooper, Service Manager for Bendix West Coast operations.
y Mr.
Copper pointed out that aircraft companies such as Northrop,
tive bidding. It is expected that the bonds will be sold
I
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Debenture Issue Approved—
Lockheed, Convair and North American have set up many of their
sometime after the middle of June.
■
.
final assembly and
/
The Interstate Commerce Commission has approved the company's
flight test operations in the Palmdale-Lancaster
The last debt issue of this kind offered by the company was in
area.—V. 183, p. 1227.
; application
for permissicn to issue $54,710,000 in convertible 4%% ■
77
7'..:A://\7'
7''7-'7 7September 1954,
vhen a $250,000,000 issue was sold.
•
'
( debentures
which, it will .offer In exchange to holders of its outThe
proceeds
of the new Issue will be us?d for additions and
; standing convertible 4xk% income bonds.
«■''"/
;
Beneficial Finance Co. .(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—*
Improvements to
Beil System telephone service for the nation.—
This exchange is a final step in the railroad's plan tr-restore its
V. 183, p. 989.
/
:
■
;
/ •, /'/'' ■
;• /,/'
'./. Year Ended Dec, 31—,■■/
• V/?'
>7;
1955
1954'
credit by refunding all of its debt issued uxder the Adjustment Plan
(incl. recoveries, on instal-i,
of 1944.
Upon acceptance of the current oifer by the bondholders, ./Operating income
:
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—Miller on Board—
:ment notes receivable previou ly written- off,
ii'
V*
^7 t the company Will
no longer
have securities outstanding which were
:
$685,342 lor 1955 aid $637,534 for 1934)_i_ $83,439,609 $33,333,122
Wm.
V.
issued under the adjustment plan, and all contingent interest charges
Fisher, President, has just announced that Galen Miller
'^ Operating expenses (incl. provisi' n ior possible //-/.
/
was elected
a director
of the corporation on March 14. This director¬
j will? be eliminated.
The exchange offer is a continuation, although
3 >• fosses, $3,412,426 for 1955 and $3,437,096 for
3:
ship, effective on that date, filled the vacancy created by the recent >• >not-a part, of the refinancing which the railroad undertook last year
1 v. 1954)
1
5
49,202,799
45,354,582
and which involved at that time $350,000,000 in securities!,
death of George F. Lang.
y :
38,719,267
♦Guaranteed
the
by
company
.
„
.
.
*
v
.
.
competi¬
*
,
.
y
director of Towmotor
& Co.," a director and
the
committee of Jack ,& Heintz, Inc., and a
S. K. Wellman Co., all of Cleveland, Ohio.—V. 182, p. 2014.
Miller
Mr.
Corp.,
member
of
director of
Ann
in
partner
executive
Net
183,
77,240
17,187
45,521
deduct.ous
*>53,901
25,502
4
j
Development Laboratory
Arizona Chemical Co.—New
Scharwachert, Vice-President, rn March 19 announced the estab¬
of a new Process Development. Laboratory at Panama City,/
growth of its business in products
produced by distillation of tall oil and sulphate turpentine ard future
expansion of plant facilities, th« laboratory will carry out process de¬
velopment work, and work in cooperation with the Stamford, Conn,
l aboratories of
American Cyanamid, Co., where .^exploratory research
work will continue as heretofore in the direction of new products to
be made from Arizona's basic raw materials.
1
v
In
Jointly owned by American Cyanamid Co.
International Paper Co.—V. 183, p. 554.
Chemical
Arizona
only
pany's
George
Hanson
W.
without
value
Hanson
Mr.
Atomic
baen
has
succeeds
Treasurer of this
appointed
Emerson
who
Bowers,
S.
Uranium
Power
American
The
Other
Oil
&
Co.
;
for
*
of
2
in
made
was
our
Of-,
of March
of
issue
12
the
share
for
fa
whole
1,
each
the
,
preferred
directors
April
date
The
stock
is
subject
to
equivalent
sum
a
fixed
for
preference
whole
in
or
fixed
The
\7
iole
for
class
in
or
with
will
5, N.
to
all
cumulative
unpaid
the
V '.V-H
Y.
tl-e
is
be
*'•
.
second
.n
dated
of
as
of
be
will be Jan.
including 1971.
of •a
designated
Jan.
$300,030
date
under
steel,
70-ton
this
those
Car
dividends
1,
1956,
and
Commission.
The
$18,467,COO.-
will
estimated
net
a
decrease of
and
stock
is
subject to
portions
at $12.50
redemption,
frcm
as
&
5
of
on
30
days'
the board
time
to
share.
per
notice,
offset
be
net
O's
is
183, p.
increased
to
freight rate increase
As
rick
y
.
to
80%
of
1954
*
authorized
13621
no
as
of• the
new
i-
:
.
,
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received by the company from
the sale of the preferred and preference stocks will be added to the
the
company
and
to
used
the
urchase 6,770 shares of the par value of $100
common
i-.re
f.U
to
stock of Southeastern.
intended
the
used
to
will
be
Southeastern
'.dividual
atock
</aer
be
used
outstanding
by
stock
available
has
for
entered
stockholders
it
of
of
The funds
together
Radio
of; Radio.
a
Consummation
things,
the
i-iission,
to
without
consent
protest
by
so
In
of
excess
from
of
any
cf
the
the
on
Feb.
IS,
1956.
Radio
party
to
in
funds
The
in
a
purposes.
-
-
.
purchase from the five
all the outstanding
contract
is
subject,
among
Communications
interest
within
The
under license
Com-
the' 30-day
consent
Radio
was
Station
WHDW,
and,
as
permittee.
Station
WRDW-TV,
both
located
in
Augusta, Ga.
Under the formula in the contract of purchase,
the
purchase price for the stock of Radio, based on i^s balance sheet
annual
net
in
for
by
the
are
recent
and
earnings
registered
were
in
,
,,
.
-
totaled
-1955
was
$51,496,477
compared
In -1955
8926,158
and
the
share in
common
Net
to
amounted
$2,007,430
1954.
year
Late
in
15-year
Half of
on
Jan.
The
Adler
loan
.
1955
1
$1.74
and
for the year 1955
5,
at
with' John
4%
was
Hancock
borrowed
on
stores
of
signed
1954.
and
The
1954.
for
the
net
earnings
were
equivalent
$2.16
to
the
are
".//
as
included
a
division,
for
the
year's
1954,
The
of 31 -cents
for
Federal
and
To Enlarge Salem,
The L'uria
a
Life
Mutual
Nov.
2,
added
siznble
structure,
increase
$1,694,401
The
will
additional
next.
1,
about
be
contract
scheduled for completion in April, will provide
in production
plent
is
work involved with light erection and
scheduled
•
-'
,
Insurance
T
,
a
a
Co.
Bonham
remainder
to
be
placed
in
operation
retail
chains—the
C.
H.
Baker
located
in
104. cities
Mr.
that
Schiff
in
"to
S.
Dec,
compared
said leases on
order
A.
chain—on
26
participate
Beck
chain,
31, 1955
with 182 stores at
retail stores have
new
in
the
current
Tha
the
operated
trend
.
.
,
about
Estimated cost, inclusive of cranes and other equipment,
$500,000.—V. 183, p. 1106.
new
and the
1955
"'/•
//
assembly of auxiliary rolling mill equipment and allied machinery.
$650,000 re¬
-.$4,000,000
of
a
Of, Plant—'
Engineering po. of Bethlehem, Pa., has received
Industrial
■
r!
' t
Foundation,
Inc.,
:
'4
'
Bonham,
Texas
..—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
per
981,189 scares
included
15.375-squarefoot addition to the latter's rolling mill division plant at Salem, Ohio.
1953.
and
at Detroit and start-up costs; at
froni the E. W., Bliss Co. of Canton, Ohio to construct
Such
in
•
,
May
the company
paid off the balance
long term bank loan, and concluded
amount
;
.
_
-
company.'s ' three
chain
end
been
its
this
shoe
188
the
1955
on
facilities
.■ .*
• /•
..*7' .' ■ ;
Mackintosh-Hemphill's results of/opera*
last eight months. A leading producer of iron and steel rolls used in rolling mills lot shaping metals,
as
well a3 a manufacturer of other industrial equipment, the division
adds importantly to the diversity of products which Bliss provides.,
J
Mr.
said:
Herrick
"Although ! the loss-contracts- will continue' In
1956. the losses resulting from them will be on a constantly diminish¬
ing basis. Therefore, with a record peacetime backlog and with all
divisions operating at high levels/ management is of the opinion that
1956 should be-a good
year." ./
..."_77 7',...
7 »
tions
.
maining
die set
Jcse,
standing.
7».Now operated
.
with
iri" 1954.*
including non-recurring capital gains
profit on operations before provision
per
.
a
of common stock outstanding at year-end,
159,701 shares issued for the purchase of Mackintosh-Hemphill Company on May 1, 1955. This compares with 1954
per share earnings of $4.01,- bared on the
821,527 shares then out*
6
$2,880,408
an
$1,028,987
.1
Calif., plant resul.ed in materially reduced earnings
with these for the.prevkrs year." .?."•/
7
.
income,
after
taxes/ totaled
$2,117,384,' as
compared
with
San
on
which
year,
March
with
...
$2.01
for
last
compared
31,-1955 amounted to $62,757,763,
with 1954 sales of $68,047,224.
7
operations, before Federal taxes on income, was $4,0$7,-
compared
Net
4
subsidiaries
on
This
$36,000,000.
ended Dec.
substantial loss wa3 incurred on them. This fact,-combined
shipments, non-recurring expenses entailed in activatjng
new
share
r
amount
taxes
V /
.
.
lower
$3,297,793
.
operations
months
future
report of the company and its
31, 1955, issued for publication
sales
1954,
income'
share.
stock
'
the
peacetime operations.
of
year
company's new
as
of substantially in¬
higher unemployment
railroad
the .latter
to purchase
balance not
Inc.
Federal
operates
Net
and (adjusted
common
./'/ 7 ."7 ~
year, .earlier,, "Becausa the close profit
at which certain large orders had been taken for competitive
were
insufficient to cover unanticipated costs," Mr. Herrick
its
r
the
^igainsV $6 557.793
"a
v/ith
the
of
earnings equaled
income
Inc.
rtatutary period after the granting of such consent.
granted
•
to r
$677,000
other
with
contract
of
share of additional
per
Augusta,
Augusta,
extent
per
said,
r-(,
$050,000
the-net
increase of 7.2%..
Sales totalling
made to unaffiliated chain store operators and others.
were
obtained by Southeastern
general corporate
into
Radio
the
sales
ended Dec.
Consolidated
$48,051,569
_
funds of
to
both
by Saul Schiff," President.
.
reasons
equip¬
•
.
margin
71^;
^ —
V-.'7
as
for
backlog
for
compared
Profit from
384,
by the Interstate Commerce Commis¬
-
for
the
preferred stock nor the clacs A stock is convertible
sinking fund has been provided for shares of any class.
*
general
in
year
"
the
highest for
record
a
year-end
7. Net sales
the
reflection
a
costs
extent
some
of directors
Neither
caid
the
1955,
shares of
the
said in his annual report to stock¬
tnird quarter,
and fourth quarter
year.
'
4
'
a
result of the increasing demands for Eliss products, Mr. Her¬
said, the company's backlog, as of Dec. 31, 1955, amounted to
ii
rose
the
were
$06,000,000,
annually
,
according
on
1^54.—V. 182, p. 2245.
Production
shipments
(A. S.) Beck Shoe. Corp.—ySales and Earrings Rise-
In
split)'for'4954
9,341,523
.
$1.55
<,
$1.71
./♦••
9,772,527 thares outstanding Dec. 31,
stock
17,662
a_,
9,768,865
share_a_______
common
Chairman, of the. Board,
holders.
The
"
slightly
than $540,000
of
These
•
time
"
primarily to the delays incident to the retooling and start-up
involved in shifting from completion of certain orders tp the
production of. new on:s in the second and third quarters, shipments
of this company during 1955 were fallow those for 1954, Howard U.
V
vp
cost
and
rate.
increases
-
-___
./time
February,
1955, it was announced on March 21 by Howard E. Simpson, President'.
Total operating revenues, for February were in excess of $35,000,000.
sion—V.
"/
Due
,
.
scheduled
are
'•
,
i.
h
'
income
more
The decrease in the B
stock
stock $3.25
preferred
1C43—
(E. W.) Bliss Co.—Has Record Backlog—
issUe
thereafter
finance
total
'
'
-
had
company
to
______
'
729,320
.
-
expected
of
common^ stock_——
per
on
/ Herrick,
total
;
'
.
trust
insurance
redemption.
7
V.6"_
•%'.
series- GG.,
each.
1957,rand
1,
creased-wage costs, higher material costs,
to
series
on
"Based
50-ton
a
cumulative
on
outstanding Dec. 31,
Foundry
is
b';- '■">!
/'■/■/*
• 7.
.
$16,807,373 $15,197,593
Net., income
for ^'A-for-l
box cars of 50-ton capacity,-' .being built. by
Division, ACF Industries, Inc.; and 400
capacity, now under construction by the General
7
American Transportation Corp., subject to approval?
by the Intersta e
redemption.
A
.
■
railroad,
600
ment
14,377,850
♦Earnings
hopper cars, under construction by the
50-ton hopper; cars, now beiug built by
Pullman-Standard;
'Commerce
14,193,3^3
Dividends
>
.
issued
American
of
166,723
fpr U. .S.,, and Canadian income taxes
dividend
'V"[■
•.
~
installment
and will
Installments
and
1,000
cars
195,795
.
issue
15
to
353,555
■
in
—______
Dividends
*■
notice,/
days'
30
on
to
exchange
February Net Income Lower—
such
such
Ltay determine
'
the
file
on
,
Erectors
date
5
New York
principal amount,
in
1
of
This
is subject to redemption, on 30 days' notice,
portions as from time to time the board of
may
determine at $3 per share if redeemed on or > before
Hf»b. 1, 1961 and at $8.50 per share if redeemed thereafter plus in
cf-xh case a sum equivalent to all unpaid cumulative dividends to the
fa
i
are
.
maturity
February,
,
redemotion,
-
material .b/ writing to the. general
Baltimore >1;
Mdip vpr - tit the company's ;
at
-
connect!! n with re—/"
demption of 4%% debentures, $1519,4)17 less.- - v.'
offset for U. S. income tax, $790,097__
Bethlehem-Steel Co.; .530 steel
box
;
339,895
expense) ______________—
applicable to minority, interests
income
Provision
this
:
or
in
such
portions as from time, to time the board of
may determine at $11 per share if redeemed on or before
1960 and at $10.50 per share if redeemed thereafter, plus in
case
soliciting
addresses
y,,.
,-,,i
Equipments Received March 23— : y~
proposed
Jan.
time
any
converted.
The
material
and
receive
of
preference stock is convertible at the option of the
prior to redemption up to and including the date
fixed for
redemption into shares of clr.ss A stock, initially at the
rate of one share of class A stock for each share of preference stock
at
mail
-
y
prices.-
railroad
certificates
cost
6% cumu- ;
share and
113,926 shares of 6 M>% convertible preference stock (par -,
Jj>7) at $7.55 per share through Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc. Further details follow:
•
' -'
Each
will
names
may
Certificates
the public offering and sale of 10,000 shares of
Jative preferred stock (par $10) at $10.50 per
holder
current
Wall Street,
First
on
of Securities
Inc.—Details
Augusta Newspapers,
the
of
many
mature
to
1, 251,190
-7,700,687
..,,7
thrift
Specif 1 charge—Charges in
In brief, this mea-ns that holders of
amount for face amount,
gains .taxes. This will be> o;- particular
present holders
who bought; their bonds at
reoffering.
new
91,691;
■■
-
discount
subsidiaries
issue of $4,500,00) equipment trt^st certificates
,-were opened at the company's New York offices? No. 2 Wall Street,
•
on March 23, and the issue was awarded to Halsey^ Siuar.t & Co. Inc.
1321.
p.
operating
Net
,
Bids for the proposed
i
;
debt
employees'
employees' pension pin account, $291,404 for
"... 1955
and
$372,692
for
1.54,
classified
as
exchange .them, Tace
whose
The
180,
above.—V.
have
capital
holders
offices
"
long-t.rm debt, etc.
and expense)
accounts
(excl.
payab.e,
of
amort,
50,303
$39,287,113 $38, 070,231
—__
."
,
.
can
any
company
holders
i
retired.
has
debentures
convertible
new
bonds
to
(
company,
Sell Assets—
Corp.—To
Uranium
Duchess
fered—Mention
the
of
incurring
$14,700,000
See
holders
.7'
tprices well below
long been established in oil kinds of dredging and reclama¬
with offices in New York and Houston, Texas.
work
the
offer of exchange.-
the
Bids
tion
will
income
(
'i
H
____^
loans
on
(incl,
Interest .on
$39,235,810 $37, ,978,540
income____
_____—
income
Interest
-
•
,
.
.
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co.—Hanson Is Treasurer—
-\;hich. has
.
Total
7
According to a ruling of the Office of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, "no gain or loss will be recognized to the holders of old
bonds upon their exchange of such old bonds for an equal
principal
amount
of
new
convertible 4>4%
debenture? pursuant to the com¬
and'; I office,
is
"
income
'
'
the -steady
with
keeping
* '7
beginning on July 1, 1J56.
operating
Other
,
lishment
Hla.
Net
income
disadvantage.'
chgs.
>
A.
financing
4'/2r/e
| the advantage of receiving, interest twice yearly on a fixed basis,
j rather
than annually and contingent up-m earnings,, but they will
i also be able to ma.ee tne exchange wi.hout experiencing..,,any tax.
878.
p.
'
v
-
involves an exchange of the company's
bonds, due Feb.
1,_2010,? after payment
of
accrued
interest
for
the
full year 1955,
for a like amount of
(convertible
4xhc/e~ debintures; series
A, bearing fixed interest from
i Jan. 1, 1956 and payable on Jan. 1 and July 1,
Holders of bands
i
who accept the offer would receive .accordingly semi-annual interest
Not
52,226
£6,953
taxes
current
I payments
after
other
and
32,222
587,862
inc.
income
oper.
The
*
j convertible
$1,323,296
1,135,544
$658,112
Ilet inc. after fxd.
—V.
554,953
$1,495,475
1,228,002
$754,254
expenses
oper.
ry.
•-
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1956—Monthr—1955
revenues
oper.
Federal
a
Miller
Hayden,
RR.—February Earnings Higher—
Arbor
Period End. Feb. 29—
Hallway
Hallway
and
Vice-President, Treasurer
is
general
a
corporatioh
on Feb.
*
27 ff.ed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 6,587 shares of. capital stock to be offered at par ($5 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds have been applied to the
acquiring
p.
2578.
and
construction
of
a
building
site and
building.—V.
,
.
.
181,
Volume
1 Number 5519
183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1471)
Borden Co.
./
(&
Year End. Dec.
Subs.)—Highlights of Report—
31—
1955
1954
Sales
—
tv
lo3,233,084
(U.
dian
Cana-
■
income )_L
Depreciation
Net
&
s.
Fed.
v
13,176,366
:J
12,439,939
12,034,803
r"
"
.
31—
4.82
2.80
1955
„•
,
-
■
4.61-
2.80 V
1954
'
.
.
♦Current ratio
119,436,523
3.54:1
Inventories
*
■
.
4,692,000
Number
of
stockholders
Number
of
employees-3
4,710,000
' 49,430
48,876
'
33,194*"
4,300,000
*Ratio
st
i
\
of
current
\
50,605
32,498
expenses
'*
.'. v
assets to current
liabilities.—V.
183,
\
-
_
The corporation
v
SEC
March
on
2
filed
covering 2,562 shares of class
letter
a
A
of
notification
stock
common
class B common
and
with
400
This
.■
N.
v
Brown Shoe Co.,
The
directors
.decided
set
to
of
and
company
with
the
the
of
merger
R.
Kinney
two
companies
May
1,-1956 as the date for new special
meetings of
holders to consider the revised
proposed .merger of • G. R.
Inc., into Brown Shoe Co., Inc.
Tae
■■i
ithis
•and
a
the
/
temporary
matter
vote
at
this
In
to
record
which
revised
stockholders
fixed
was
with
.value
par
about .April
the proposed
of
G.
R.
redemption simultaneously
-share
of
into
as
1,
1955
stock
common
two-thirds
is
of
share
a
402.
of
.
.
R.
2r
2,
been
terms
laid
companies
this
down
and
,
will
effectiveness
Kinney
Brown
Co.,
Shoe
of
be
the
Inc.
iJ,The
■the
to
/' "
A
•«.
Co.*
Inc.—Reports
./.
be
company has reported sales of $30,019,592
31, 1955.
These are the highest'in its
the
Dec.
25%
history
increase
,was
up 58%
1954
over
from
sales
of
$24,055,803.
Net
Each
183,
The
•
the
the
ended
year
and
represent
for
the
Its
covering
on March
maximum
a
letter
a
shares
of
fered at the market (estimated
underwriting. The proceeds are
to
450
22,
Budget Finance Plan
•
block,
The
the
reports
company
1955,
year
as
all'
an
about
stock
$24.50
in
connection
with
the
with
to
compared
to
high
the
net
1954
income
total
of¬
stock¬
stock dividend
1956.—V. 183, p. 1362.
time
-
,
Earns.
of
The
total
peak
of
t
31,
for
1955,
$18,270,086,
513,841,837.
,
income
gross
.22%. As of Dec.
1955
the
was
-
upsurge
of
the
over
;
■
■
'
,\
The report notes that
capital funds were Increased
,
State
previous
owned
finance
A
at
,
new
southern
The
has
1956,
Ltd.,
purchase
from $5,559,136
and
headquarters building for
Budget
to
,
'
'
«•
in
in
and
will
office
'
continue
equipment
the
in
Santa
budget chain.
Ana, Calif., to
Orange County area.
Budget Finance Plan is
"
"New
eries,
tially
to
occupy
industry.
increased
orders
despite
over
report.
large
number
the
1954,"
"Defense
office
fact
Mr.
of
that
growth
employees
to
told
an
the
of
from
corporation
21,001
is
in
principal
who
of
In
the
to
but
over
substantial
expanded
1954,
deliv¬
including not
research
'
—
and
world-wide
operations
of
?-
*_•=
its
1
8%
'
'
I
'
"A"
Manufacturing
Debentures
Sold
nounced
on
March 20, has
through
Townsend,
Co.,
Santa
Privately—The
subordinated
p.
Graff
t
interest
sub¬
Calif.—
it was an¬
arranged to place privately,
& Co., an issue of
$300,000
convertible
company,
debentures
due
!
155?.
15
and
its
the,
acquire
or
The
March
due
pfd. stock
in
Kansas
EFFECT TO
($100
($1
1.
rate
22,500
§The
6%
on
7%
with
<
,
City,
makes
sales
small
$21,000
per
are
year.
reserved
from
Mo.
PRESENT
FINANCING
1,000,000
•
750,000
250,000
§229,000
-
«•
••
700 shs.
.
58,000 shs,
P45,526 shs.
J95,584 shs.
400,000 shs.
-
.
for
for
"
/
year
issuance
'*
"
class
01 class
conversion
for
of
"A"
the
upon
"B"
An
has
filed
offered in exchange for the
Products, Inc. common stock
general
notes,
1955
change' through
for
.
and
j
of
the
warrants
purchase
&
&
Co.__
$165,006
50.no<>-
&
due
11
1967,
years
pf
the
regular
B. C. Christopher & Co,
Metropolitan St. Louis Co
35,000
Co._
885.
trust
March
182,
with
the
SEC
amendment
an
shares
to
cars
its
fleet
of
of
to
capi¬
Equipt.
freight equip¬
13.
»
and
200
gondolas
*
was
authorized
•
Standard
Car
)
Manufacturing Co.
for redemption on May 1,
1956, $695,000
mortgage 4%% sinking fund bonds, series
Payment,
will
be
at
103.625%
made
at
City
the
of
the
Bankers
National
Inc.—Current
Bank
principal
Trust
and
,"
amount
Co.,
trusiee/
Trust
Co.
ol
t
.
Sales
Up—
-
1956—4 VVks.—1955 r
1956—8 Wks.—1955'
$31,624,184 $27,862,407 $62,302,486 $55,568,309
r,
agreement has
■
•
.
.
&
Interests
of
are
of
Corp.
notes
is
as
Uranium
Colorado
$400,000
-also
funds
Oil
in
Gas
&
the
are
needed
agreement,
Cog
which
has
made
and
before
junior
its
new
Minerals
future
operations.
25,000
Such
corporation.
will
purchase
all
assets
of
Consolidated for a cash consideration and
310,0C0- shares of
Cog Minerals' common-stock, a number
equal to those presently held
by Colorado Oil & Gas Corp. Midwest Consolidated will then
liquidate,
its shareholders receiving one share of
the stock of the new
corpora*
for each 20 shares of Midwest
Consolidated stock.
Because the
shares owned by Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp. will be held for investment.
the 310,000 shares of the stock to be held
by Midwest Consol¬
idated stockholders will be avlllable to
the public.
Six operating mines of
Midwest Consolidated :are Included In the
transaction,
from
which
February ore shipmeiits were
1.056
tons
averaging more than 34/100 of 1% uranium oxide, The two
principal
Only
operating properties are the Eureka-Buckhorn mines on the
Carpenter
Ridge section of the Paradox Anticlip? in Montrose
County, Colo,
and the Spook-Dee mine in the
White Canyon District of San Juan
County, Utah.
Negotiations have recently been concluded for a lease
of
the
Bullseye claims adjacent to the Spook-Dee mine,
which
is
.currently producing some. ^30 tons of ore daily.
Operations on. the
Spook-Dee and Bullseye properties will be
substantially expanded byCog Minerals.
The assets of Midwest Consolidated to be
acquired by
the new corporation
also
include approximately
800 mining claims,
favorably located principally on the Colorado Plateau In Colorado and
.Utah.
Prompt evaluation of these claims is planned, it was announced.
.w-V.
181,
644.
p.
'
,
.
:
♦
•
r.
M
•
■
■
.
.
.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Hearing on
Financing—
:
This corporation,
•
SEC
it
authorization
for
debentures, .series
,.of
Commission
request
to
has
was
to
F,
announced on
issue
due
and
1981,
.given. interested
.
sell
at
March
16,
$40,000,000
competitive
persons
until
has applied
principal
bidding;
March
30.
t
•
to the
amount
and the
1956,
to
hearing thereon. Proceeds of the debentures are to be used
prepay,-on or about April 20, 1956, $25,000,000 of its construction
a
bank' loans
(1956
of
due
the
July 31, 1956, and the balance, together with other
corporation, will be available to finance a part of the
program of the system. 1
construction
As previously reported, the
company estimates that its 1956 construetion program will involve
expenditures of approximately $65,000,000.
The company estimates that the total cash
requirements of the system
-<in addition to cash generated from operations)
necessary to finance
this construction program, the
purchase of
:
gas
•and
common
$25,000
an
of Cog Minearls. Colorado
purchase $1,200,000 of Cog
to
for
convertible into stock of the
the
Corp.,
stock
committed
Midwest
of
are
J
been
Consolidated
Gas
to
.
Sons^_
p.
Midwest
Under
common
exercise
conversions
underwriters
to
funds.—V.
& Pacific RR.—To Order
by Pullman
called
Stores
investment
for current
the payment of $25,000,000 of construction bank
inventory,
loans, will amount
approximately $105,000,000.
The
•
Kimball
McDonald, Evans
be
Porcelain
♦
—
183;
"funds
beginning July 1,
names
debentures
With
t
to
are
500-new
on
built
Period Ended Feb. 25—
Minerals'
com¬
warrants.
to
stockholders
underwriters by the company
public by the underwriters at prices tb
The managing underwriter is
Stifel, Nico-
York
(1242,964 shs
J
'
conversion
sinking fund debenture
subject
follows:-
Edwards
Central's
the
Marcn-19
on
collateral
Oil
*
loans
contracts
notes
reserved
UNDERWRITERS—The
C
of
tion
♦$1,792,325
par value)-
purchase
stock
G.
be
company
first
uranium
pay
"
Paul
to
adding
1227.
Initial
•
completion of offering.
A.
vote
a
signed providing for the sale of the assets
Corp, to Cog Minerals Corp., a
recently organized subsidiary of Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp., It was
announced
by W. C. Norman, President.
The transaction i3 subject
to approval of the stockholders of
Midwest Consolidated, and a special
meeting for that purpose has been called for
April 23, 1956.
f ■ Mr. Norman said Cog Minerals Corp.
has been formed to operate
the
July, 1 1967.,
figures
as
is
will
Colonial
Of
deben¬
will
1,000 shs.
reserved
shares
stock
subordinated
are
t
to
/ Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—Enters
Uranium Field—
primarily
additional working
$630,000 shs.
per
shares
shares
subordinated
at
flThese
of
242,964
and
retirable
.
,
,
common
offered
announced
p.
Sales
•
used
par value)
value)
of short-term
91,052
regular
<
of 300 hopper cars
by the board of directors.
cars
its
t
each
of
$503
l>/2% /
be
par. value)
($1
par
of
■
on
Outstanding
1_
stock ($1
common
stock
Stock
was
133*
r.otes
to
$2,000,000
1967
stock
stock
the
:
City, and at the
Chicago.—V. 182, p. 1219.
1,
debentures
will
,
are
to
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—Partial
Redemption
of
< '
shares
each
exceed
purchases ihstallment
GIVING
,
applied
certificate
••
12
The
r
supply additional funds to lend
additional loan offices if favorable
payable—.
common
at
•
purchase
The
.
666.
p.
30
through its subsidiaries,
Headquarters
has
its
.
—V.
to
open
15,
to
annual
company
March
*
$0.77
based
Attached
and
the
to
sale
subsidiaries
general operations,
notes,
{Includes
mon
March
on
amendment
an
company's
■-
ment, it
shares.-
from
:J
$746,539
-
•
and
payable fluctuates-in the ordinary
business, and the arriouht thereof
outstanding at the date
of delivery of the securities
now offered may therefore be
greater or
less than the amount set*- forth. ? The short-term
notes payable
bear
_
Monica,
100.25.
6%,
not
compamy
amount
of
course
$19,000
1, 1966.—V. 181,
of
but
*
°The
announced
registration statement covering 1,503,000 additional
stock (par 50 cents).—V.
183, p. 666.
The
r
1
23,800
-
•♦$1.25
.
share,
a
earnings
proceeds
borrowers and
com.
Class "B"
'
•
cumul.
Class
Regular
was
authorizing
Chicago, Rock Island
-
819,000
27,000
-
purchase
upon
notes
debenture
a
1362. '• "
$3
at
to
to
Junior subor.. debentures, due 1970
junior regis, subord. sinking fund
6%
only
development
and
term
be
1,589,339
Authorized
Center,
the corporation
105
interest
are
dealers.
Short
6%
/ '
Research
stock
for
'/ '"
Chemical Fund, Inc., New
York—Registers With SEC
agr
1955
—$1,163,963
fixed
CAPITALIZATION
28,110
exceeded
retail
»
•
to
are
New
2,262,963
1,072.000
*.
presented.
'•
:
regular
1564.
its
$17,405,949 $14,758,068
/
warrant
contingent
Individual
it
order
The.corporation-
c
allowances
a
the
an
A, due May 1, 1982.
plus accrued interest,
1956
—
common
'
•
steel
manufacturing
own
.
(including deferred taxes)
BUSINESS—Corporation
including operations of Todd and Hadley for a full
year,
new high of
$218,592,481/ After provision for income taxes,
earnings from world-wide operations were
$12,149,753,. or $2.19 per
share in 1955.
In 1954 earnings, exclusive of
Todd and Hadley, were
($9,146,514, or $1.83 per share. Estimated
Jncome taxes on the current
year's earnings were $12,800,000 compared with
$8,590,000 In 1954.
5Vz%
and
stockholders
taxesz___
to
sidiaries,
p.
distributor
1
to
carry
provide
to
1
1955
.
183,
the
added to its working
distribution of the
and
^
taxes
addition
.
'
■
,
to borrowers and
has been stepped up substan¬
stockholders and employees In the
12%
'
from
Burton
offices
freight,
taxes—
capital for the
construction
was
-started on two new
buildings near Paoli, Pa. Both will be fully occu¬
pied by mid-1956. A modern plant in
Detroit, Mich., was acquired for
the growing volume of defense
production and to permit expansion of
-production facilities for the Sensimatic
accounting machines in the
Plymouth, Mich., plant.
—V.
37%
selling
for
the
opportunities
,
.
received
.
reached
sold
-
PROCEEDS—Net
production
increased
contracts
accommodate
will
In
interest
f
equipment
Coleman
orders
production
Revenue
be
public
certain
be
Corp.—Earnings at Higher Rate—
company's regular
ture
•
.
at the ratio of four shares of
the company's common stock for
each one
of Porcelain common,
stock.
The offer to
exchange will remain
until the close of business
May 9, 1956. Details of the offer are
being mailed to each shareholder of Porcelain.
;
>
1 The company proposes to use the
proceeds of the public sale to retire
the obligations the
company incurred in acquiriixg 9,132 shares of the
common stock of Porcelain
Products, Inc. The balance remaining after
such payment will be added to
the
throughout th^ construction
to
$54,349,000 compared with
amounted
Redemption prices are scaled from
$1,000 debenture will b? a warrant
increasingly important place
an
The
.
for
contracts."
To
wi l
first
of
will
priced at 100% and accrued interest.
are
/
'
issuance and sale of the new debentures is described as the first
1956 financing program.
It is anticipated that the balance
the required funds will be the subject of a
separate filing and wilt
step in the
•of
be provided by approximately $35,000,000 of short-term bank loans for
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Comipany, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical
(Telephone STate 2-0613); X Drapers'
issue on Monday!. Other offices: 135 S. La Salic Street, Chicago
3, Illinni
Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards &
Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana
post oflice at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942. at the
of
March 3,
1879,
Subscriptions in United States, U. S.
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other Countries, $67.00
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00
per year; in Dominion of
per year.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
NOTE;
Dan«»
On
Seibert.
account
of
President.
the
fluctuations In
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions and advertisements
must be made in New York
funds,
.
*
for
expenditures 'for
,
share
:
representing" about
account
shares
used
selling
/
supplied-by amendment.
tal
26
part
are estimated at approximately $42,50j,*
remaining outstanding shares of
973,321
outstanding
shares.
The
largest
is being sold by Mary Luman Mever.
executrix
Louis. Meyer,
deceased, owner of 236,526 shares.
before" income
1970,
scheduled
4
t
during the year."
-j
>■
stock purchase warrants for
22,500 shares of $1 par value
regular common stock.
The debentures, due Nov.
re¬
the
,
the
tne
the
Chicago;
in
provide
Construction
program.
'
laus & Co., Inc., St.
Louis, Mo.
The remaining 35,968 shares,
22 offered
$750,000 of 6% junior subordinated
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1970, with detachable common
This
in
be
p.
1955
proceeds? to
This company on March 16. 1956 filed a registration statement with
SEC covering 85,968 shares of
its common stock, $5
par value,: of
which 50,000 shares are to be sold
to the
Meyer-Ceco Foundation are selling 11,863 of their
17,410' shares; executors under will of
Gertrude E. Jessen,
income
for
/if-'
adiitional
one
the
March
of
corporation's annual report attributed record
revenue and earn¬
ings in 1955 to release of new
products, expansion of facilities and
acquisition of two new subsidiaries
during the year.
-. ,*
Commenting in the report on the year's activities, John S. Coleman,
President, said, "We feel that the corporation is on a sound
competi-
•evident
of
G.,
,
'
'
basis
shares,
manufacturing
General
in
of
<
...
lor
products
rate
open
Net income—,—/
Earnings per share of common stock
Plan
Burroughs Corp.—Reports Record Earnings and Sales
.tive
VMeks
the
The
1953, the''*
-
Century Acceptance Corp/—Securities Offered —An
underwriting group headed by Paul C. Kimball & Co. on
.
completion and occupancy in August of 1956 and will
provide more
functional facilities for headquarter's
personnel and administration as
.well as ample space
necessary for proposed expansion plans.—V. 183,
p. '1227.
/
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at
April 3,
(A. B.) Chance Co.,
Centralia, Mo.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
the
Registers
—
183,
largest, Island
$6,225,000
offices to
opened
Finance
Hawaii's
involved
three
just
Angeles
of
Co.,
and added
office
Los
outset
.for
t
in
a
--/After .preferred dividend requirements of
$64,216
878,651 shares of common stock outstanding.—V.
year's
openings
the
Finance
organization.
branch
new
the
serve
1955,
General
and other assets
•Another
-
during
United
ceivables
ttis
,
.
offices
engi¬
shares,
Income
construction
666.
the
use
This proposal is to be submitted
—V.
$6,333,127 placing the company in a favorable
position for continuing
further Improvement of
existing operations. In addition
tto five branch offices added .through acquisitions and
hew
stax-t
body
ore
shares
the
stock.
common
record
■
1957_ and 1958
p.
par
meeting of such stockholders to be held
May
;15, 1956. The amendment is being proposed in order
to pravid? addi>tional authorized common
shares; but it is not expected that Ceixtral
/Will issue or sell any such shares during 1956.—V..
183, p. 1107.
•>'
a
registration statemerit with
capital stock of $10 par value.
to be made by agroup of investment
26,679
and-discounts
•Federal
expansion and
.acquired
major
•"
no
then held;
proposes, to
its
its
rights to expire on April 19, The
underwriting terms are to be supplied by'
Securities Corp. is "named as. the
principal under*
corporation,
SEC
;at the
H.
Income
exceeding 1954 by
outstanding attained a new
of
I
,
of-
mark
deducting
-•
$3,928,018,
receivables
32%
a
of
of
•thereon.
>.
Corp., announced
working interest in 640
a
f
,
•incorporation so as to increase the total authorized
common
stock
;($5 par) from lO.OOO.OCO to 12,000,000
sha.res; and the Commission
has given interested
persons until April 3, 19C6, to
request a hearing
filed
Three Months Ended Jan. 31—
Net sales
(after
after preferred dividends, 94 cents
per common share on'the
338,128 average number of
outstanding common shares during 1955
as
compared to 88Vat cents per common share on
276,998 average
pumber of common shares during the
preceding year,
'
.
in
lists
The
Celotex
/•
$474,936 for
$405,006. This rep¬
resents,
This
the
detailed
Cataract' in
to obtain
2015.
p.
Central & South West
Corp.^To Increase Stock—
...
their/, holdings of 9.881 scares; executrix under
G*, Haak»,' deceased, 5,005 rT
14,488 shares/Hazel Burch
Jolley, all of her holdings of 3,371 shares; and Garnett
Briggs Ochilv
tree, Ned A. Ochiltree, and John F. i
elfried, 1,000 shares each of
thelh holdings of 19.435/ 10,751, and 2' 900
shares, respectively.
Ned
A. Ochiltree is a director and President- of
the company.
Five other
directors are selling k total, of
,2,179 shajes of their aggregate holdings
;of 92,482 shares.
SEC
be
to
rata
a
13
the proceeds
and
major
a
sales
deceased/'2,000\of
share),, without
pro
is
of
holdings of
'will
(par $1)
per
Joe distributed
cost
of
100,000
"""
drilling program on
Geologic reports have been prepared.?
sold
will
building
498,450
will,
company
000—v. 183;
.•
located
150,000
J Trustees-: of
:
(Calif.)—Reports Record
*
<
notification
common
at
holders in lieu of fractional shares
which was payable on March
of
•the
Uranium,
from
expect
183,321
be
-
prospectus
.junder.
■*
filed
5
miles
20
remaining
in'"1954.
are
,
The company
with
substantial
a
shares
offering
will
company
company
;gregate
a
year
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Brunswig Drug Co., Vernon, Calif,—Files—
v
March
on
offering
aluminum
$54,222,000
Sales "
1954.-
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J
J.
a
182,
stockholders of
and
",
The
Corp.—
,
shares
for
Union
writer.
1986.;/
p.
debentures.^-V.
to offer its
price
amendment.
■;
210,000
company's shares.*
Earnings in 1955 were $2,263,416 or $2,80 pep
common
share, compared to $1,433,259 or $1.74
per
common
share
in 1954.—V.
182, p. 1218. •
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subscribe
'.subscription
Grants,
Roger Wallace,
The acreage involved adjoins that
County,
Producers
detailed
as
*
.
holdings,
of
capital,.- The
The
income
soon
proposed
their
account
converted
Record
for
as
stockholders,-. The
for
stock.—V.
100,000
proposes
to
[share for each 10 shares
in the uranium-rich
Participating
President of
covering
.^facilities
This
-
said/
public offering of the stock is
headed by Hornblower &
of
stock
■11
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acres
Manufacturing Corp., Chicago, III.
industry.
Binning
covering
company
Corp.' Also joining in this venture
Daniel, et al, of Grand Junction, Colo.
corporation
Of
cand
(Charles)
14.
has also acquired
pi 767/.
SEC
..
and Profits—
171,
Exploration
McKinley
liims
be
called
merger.
will
common
SEC
for
n
additional
Central Illinois Light
Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company oh March 15 filed a
registration statement with
Co.—Proposed
With Securities and
Exchange Commission-^
by
will
prior preferred
Inc.
property
Ceco
>
of
entitled
for said
years.1956,
Foundry
geologists and
Producers
/-7. 182*
Co.,
dissolved
•/
prepared
the $5
of
March
on
announcement
W.a Anderson.
that
1956.
Co.,
efforts
and
has
1956.
Area
acres* located approximately two
Ambrosia Lake Area.'. Producers
-
merger
the
G.
both
being
Kinney
with
of
of
/,
.
will be Producers Uranium
W. R. Denver and Robert B.
G.
,
'
stock¬
Kinney
Lake
announced
the
neers,
have '
prevented 'consideration
April
material
proxy
stockholders
connection
without
for
meeting
Complete
p.
order
meetings Dec.
merger may now be consummated under
in its Order entered March
13, 1956.
date, of
jnailtd
r
restraining
stockholders'
their
to
to
additional
an
,
program
have
and
Court
The
'<
at
Inc.,
Co.,
pay
_
-
G.
•
Uranium -Mining
J/ '
Ambrosia
President,
of
Inc.—Merger Plan Date May 1— V:
this
proceed
addition
agreed
sell
purchasers
(five
par
to
are
IncJ below.—V.
corporation has acquired 1,280
M.,
arq
,
proceeds
of Sabre Uranium
Corp.:'"
/
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/ . Cataract w.ill start drilling operations
immediately after
geologic grid'program has been-prepared
by their
the
shares
stock, both to be offered at par ($25
per share)", with-;,
out underwriting.
1 he proceeds are to be used in
promotion of the
company's business.—V. 183, p. 402.
*.
*
.
The
&- Cannon
Acquisition—
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x
Cataract
-
/
1227. *
p.
to
-
.
at
Sale-rSee Textron American
32,56-i
Briel Industries, Inc.,
Jeffersonvalle, Ind.—Files—
-
"In
the $300,000* of debentures which
the underwriters
purchase, as set forth above, the/ompany has
agreed
$450,000 principal, amount of said debentures to
Paul C. Kimball &
COr, from time to time on or before
May 31, T956,
.and Paul C. Kimball & Co. has
agreed to use its best
an¬
Birmingham, Ala.-^-Files—
share), 'without underwriting.
incident-to mining operations.
Campbell, Wyant~
51,324
32,465
*
)
.
4,295,000
'
*
have
15
;, The company on March 12 filed a Jefeter of
notification -with the SEC?
5,750,900' shares of common stock to be offered
cents :per
—
outstanding
767.
p.
covering
3.89:1-
-
and
.
Shaves
183,
Calumet Hills Mining
Co.,
'
115,921,287.;,
3.76:1
53,501,693
**
67,971,612
81,878,083
equioment 247,281,722 233,937,180 224,276,381
219,487.155"Reserves for dep.——
119,172,355 .111,285.644 105,685.809 101,724,036
Net
property and equip. 128,109,367 122,651,533 118,590,572
117,763,119Borrowed capital
53,750,000
55,000,000- 57,200,000
58,750,000
Stockholders' equity
201,204.674 194,021,424 185,533,017 177,012,531 V
Property
March
on
right
V
$
-it
119,578,762
3.84:1
59,003,108
1952'
*
$
.
America >(6,000, Shares).—V.
2.80-
1953,
•
•
-
capital .I—J./119,400,811
*
4.11
;
•
2.80
L
Working
15,742,410
12,301,608"
17,667,137*
12,027,145
4.71
...j
President,
with the following institutional
investors:
New York
-Life Insurance Co,
(25,000 shares), The Mutual Life In¬
surance Co. of New York (20,000
shares), Investors Mu¬
tual, Inc..\\(29,000 shares)/.and- Modern Woodmen of
—
20,264,156
Loveland,
that this company, has
placed privately 80,000
shares : of; $1.24 ■ cumulative
preferred stock (par $25)
140,063,502 134,784,223
•
H.
nounced
...
.
'22,724,336
per s^are
divs. per share—
of- Dec.
'
21,653,536
Earnings
As
—Chester
'
$
,23,428,263 J 22,102,585
13,761,179
13,294,359
California Water & Telephone
Co.—Private Placement
!
.
1952
14,282,324
.'-—J
Cash dividends
Cash
145,033,306
.
19,279,450
____
income
'$
810,ll«s6,624b 776,838,791 792,381,721 768,019,612
Payrolls
Taxes
v
1953
$ *
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...
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...j
4
(1472)
the
purchase of gas for current inventory purposes and by $30,000,000
debentures, or some combination
183,
thereof.—V.
The
SEC
corporation
ot
tions
each).
$100
No
Offering
—
A
stock
(par $25) was made on March 20 by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane at $43.75 per share, with a deal¬
er's discount of 65 cents per share. It was oversubscribed.
of 100,000 shares of common
secondary offering
—V.
183,
(Puerto Rico)—
Expansion—Refinery Now in
Operation—
.
,
The
oils
'
fund
due
-"Though
air
the
Dec.
the indenture
in
dated
First
National
thereunder
Bank
14,
from
$10,000,000
indebtedness
the
between
1956,
under
"senior
and
Credit
a
company
Agree¬
and
The
of
Boston, The Hanover Bank and The First
City Bank of New York up to the aggregate amount of
$26,000,000, of which $24,000,000 is to be secured by a first mortgage
properties of the company, and additional unsecured debt maturing
nine
months, not incurred for the purpose of applying the
to the refunding of senior notes, not exceeding, at any one
within
proceeds
outstanding,
$2,000,000
plus
indebtedness incurred
on
and to
all
under
principal
payments
aforesaid
the
Credit
theretofore
Agreement,
permit the refunding ot
the presently outstanding senior notes,
(3) modify the convenant against creating or permitting liens and en¬
cumbrances, and (4) add to, the contracts referred to in the indenture
certain
to
additional
the
the
contracts relating
to
the
construction
of
additions
the purchase of crude oil and the sale of products of
180, p. 1332.
,
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refinery,
refinery.—V.
Conde
Nast Publications
Inc.—Earnings Maintained—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
1955
sales
Profit
1954
income
taxes___
1,378,748
1,313,621
578,000
503,000
$800,748
profit
per
$810,621
—V. 182, p.
share
$0.82
$0.81
1799.
Consolidated
Electrodynamics Corp.
—
Profit-Sharing
Eight hundred employees of this corporation received $211,095 net
profits as they participated in the fourth year of the company's profit
sharing retirement plan, it was announced on March 20 by Philip S.
Fogg, President.'"
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■ t
The company
contribution represented 12% of net profits before
income
taxes.
Net value
In
of
the
plan's trust
fund
three
after
years
of operation is
of $1,600,000, Mr. Fogg said.
addition to the company contribution,
excess
In
Consolidated employees,
eligible after one year's employment, contribute from 4% to 10% of
their : salaries to the trust.
Of those eligible to participate, 93% take
part —V. 183, p. 1364.
-
K 634
&
Radio
Broadcasters, Inc.—
gross
of nearly 36%
$1,586,903 for the
revenues
for the first quarter of
1956, amounted to $2,154,941,
over revenues of
same
an
first quarter i net profits represent 46 cents, per share
of outstanding common and class B common
1956
shares
on
the
shares
against 39 cents per share for the similar quarter of 1955.
Consoli¬
dated^ outstanding, common stock consists of 315,600 cojnmon shares
--.and 291,600 class B, common shares.-r-V. 181, p. 2116. *
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the several
Casement
111.,
units
182,
hp.),
Power Co.—Plans
Large Expansion—
National
Car
Rental
was
made in
Justin R. Whiting, Chairman of the Board, and Dan E.
Karn, Presi¬
dent, In the 1955 annual report sent to more than 72,000 stockholders
10,000 employees, stated, "There seems to be no letup in the in¬
and
creased demands
Total
of
operating
our
customers."
revenue
of
$189,431,000 was 11% above 1954. Oper¬
taxes and depreciation, increased- 12%
to
$154,784,000.
The company sold 19%
more
electricity than,'in 1954,
and 17%
more
natural gas, with totals of 7.2 billion kilowatt hours
ating
including
expenses,
and 66.7 billion
customers
and
cubic feet, respectively. The addition of 26,132, electric
31,205 gas customers brought the combined total to
Under
of
authorization
196,005,
29,330
or
of
the Michigan P.
additional
46%
of all gas
gas
S.
Commission,
space-heating
customers.
...
(230 volt—1 hp.f, <
Inc.
Deben¬
—
public offering of $300,000 6% convertible subor¬
debentures, due Feb. 1, 1971, at 100% and ac¬
crued interest by Atwill & Co., Inc., Miami Beach, Fla.
This offering has been completed, all of said debentures
having been sold.
Further details follow:
The
debentures
and
1969 at
redeemable
are
on
before Jan.
or
before
or
1967
31,
or
1964
on
1959
totaled
case.
•/,
The
the
Into
stock.
common
shall
debentures
option
of
conversion
be
holder
the
a
at
of
Motor
Corp.,
consolidated into
stock
at
customers,
the
for
company
a
in
'
place
principal
National
the
Car
and
Corp.
M.
pursuant to
company
at
business
of
Smalley
B.
dental
company's
.parking lots and
June,
garages
primary
such
business,
the
as
Diamond
Corp,
2,338,866
total
can
of
an
Alkali Co.—Sales and
Earnings Rise—
:
in
have
shares
common
set
achieved
1955
after preferred
records.
new
/'Z
.■>*?*
all-time peak of $8,442,908, which Is
dividends, to $3.38 per share on the
and outstanding, as compared with
an
stock
issued
facilities, and replace obsolescent equipment. •'
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The report said; "From 1951 through 1955—the second phase of our
expansion program—capital expenditures for new productive
facilities, modernization of present plants, and related improvement
t.,&*d rehabilitation projects totaled approximately $65,000,000, an aver¬
postwar
of
age
about
$13,000,000
annually.!
amounted
.
,
s .
,,
,
*
/
Including a sub¬
Chlorine-Caustic Soda Plant.
Painesville plant, a long-term project, continued
.to progress. We anticipate that our capital requirements through 1960
will approximate between
$60-$80 million, or from $12-$16 million
annually."—V. 183, p. 556.
"
these
1955,
"In
outlays
stantial
as
payment for
Modernization of the
the
Muscle
to. $21,500,000,
Shoals
;
subsidiary of the company, rents automobiles from
and operates car rental stations in San Juan,
It also operates at Isla Verde Airport, San Juan,
Rico, pursuant to an agreement entered into on Oct. 19, 1953
operated
as
the
Authority."
the
1955
:«•
CAPITALIZATION
T.
GIVING
w
>
conv.
Common
Of
stock
which
debentures,.
75,000
also
Shares
V.
space
the
in
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
•/
FINANCING
Outstanding
«•
$300,000
490,800 shs.
conversion
initially reserved for
1364,
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p.
..
corporation
March
on
share,
through
for expenses
Skyline
8
filed
letter of notification
a
of
r
:»
with
the
of common stock to be offered at 50 cents
Securities,
The
Inc.
incident to mining operations.
• <
with the previous high of $123,566,000 in 1954.
major development in 1955, states Mr. Fairburn,
pared
proceeds
are
to
pay
acquisition
Cross-Bow
Uranium
Investment
Co.
Corp.
and
(Utah)—Stock
Offered—
R.
Reynolds & Co., both of
Salt Lake City, Utah, on Feb. 1 offered publicly on a
best-efforts basis 2,900,000 shares of common stock at
" (six cents per share).
PROCEEDS—The net
make
contrast
proceeds are to be
payments
for
used to pay for exploration
claims
certain
and
for
other cor¬
porate purposes.
an
Red
integrated
the
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Coihmon
Not
stock
(pat six
including
cents)
300,000
shares
i__'
15,000,000 shs.
reserved
for
FINANCING
Outstanding
*4,650,833 shs.
underwriter's
option.
31
of
General
completed in 1956.
Bluff, Calif., where the company plans construction of
forest products plant.
The site is strategically located
principal timber holdings, totaling 220,000 acres on
of the Sierra Nevadas. Also under consideration is
Coast pulp molding plant.
The company states it should be able to meet the large expenditures
planned for the years just ahead without recourse to the capital mar¬
company's
western
kets.
slopes
of
West
a
Cash and equivalent
which
$26,000,000,
March
31,
1956
assets at the end of 1955 totaled more than
of $5,137,000 for the redemption on
after provision
of
shares
150,000
of
the
company's
outstanding $1.50 cumulative preferred stock,
over
In
Net
earnings.
earnings of Diamond
the
.
for
1955
amounted to $9,108,000,
up
19%
year's total of $7,622,000. Net income per common
after preferred dividend requirements, was $3.02 compared with
share,
$2.44
shares of
balance exceed¬
600,000
a
addition,
retained
-end.
leaves
the company expects to have available
$7,000,000 annually from depreciation and depletion charges and
$21,000,000.
from
GIVING
will be
and
at
acres
to
ing
.
May
Capital expenditures to provide additional capacity or increase oper¬
ating efficiencies in Diamond's 23 manufacturing plants and mills
.totaled $5^200,000 in 1955.
Included in this amount is the cost of 40O
construction
Potter
on
.
the
■
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was the com¬
Package Corp., the nation's
leading producer of egg cartons and egg packaging equipment. With
this acquisition,
production of molded pulp and packaging products
currently accounts for 28% of Diamond's over-all sales volume.
Both sales and earnings of matches and woodenware products im•'proved substantially, due primarily to more satisfactory price levels.
Sales rose to $28,800,000 from $26,900,000 In
1954, representing 23%
'of the company's over-all Volume)* New match manufacturing equip¬
ment/ designed to effefct substantial production economies, is now being
The
pany's
installed
*•
SEC covering 575,000 shares
1.
$300,000
*2,000,000 shs.
are
183,
•
passenger
Fla.
1971___J
$1)_____
(par
See
EFFECT
...
debentures due
sub.
-V
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obtained
company
sales and
1955
Fairburn, President.
Total sales last year—of wholesale lumber, retail lumber and build¬
ing materials, containers made from molded pulp and paperboard,
matches and
woodenware
products—amounted to $128,839,000, com¬
a
Rico Ports
Puerto
November,
Operations at New Peak—-
were at an all-time high, with
earnings reaching new peak levels, according to Robert
Operations of this company in
G.
company
terminal at International Airport, Miami,
-
both
as of May 1,
1955, acquired from H. Earl Smalley, Jr., Robert
Smalley and Marguerite B. Smalley all of the stock of Smalley Car
Rental System of Puerto Rico at a cost of $18,000.
This corporation,
Couture
Match Co.—1955
Diamond
/
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part of the consolidation program
a
effective
*
cost
t.j
A.
work,
the
the previous year.
According to the report, the company has spent a total of $106,634,since World War II to increase productive capacity, improve plant
operation of
r
r.
.
par
one-tenth
time
Marcn
on
brain,"
000
acquired all of the stock of Baker , Auto
subsidiary of the company/■; »
In August, 1955 the company,
per
first
Show
over
Inc. of Denver, Colo., at a cost of $100,000.
This company
automobiles, renting them in Colorado on a transient basis
and long-term leases,' It is now operating on an expanded basis as a
*
the
for
non-human
117
owned
*
at
instruction
of
shown
Engineers
earnings in 1954 of $5,528,600, or $2.14 on the same number of shares.
On this basis, net income per share showed a 58%
increase in 1955
Rental,
..
set
a
was
Radio
"mystifying
attained new high levels in 1955,
/according to the company's annual report.'
V.
•
• .
■
Sales climbed to $110,292,280, or 18%
above the 1954 total of $93,x505,530, the previous high;, thus, making 1955 thfe third successive year
and limousine transportation service.
1955 the company
which
of
a *
Sales and earnings of this company
Earnings
,f
-
from
called
computer.'"-
equivalent,
of May
as
i ;
" \
The electronic analog computer, which extends the principle of the
slide rule ahd is designed to be assembled by the purchaser, is made
by the Heath Co. of Benton Harbor, Mich., a subsidiary of Daystrom, Inc.—V. 183, p. 556.
•
the
to
operations
commenced
company
;
(do-it-yourself) and the newest national
Institute
once
:that Diamond's sales
1, 1955, and is pri¬
marily engaged, directly and through subsidiaries, in the renting and
leasing of automobiles without drivers at approximately 23 locations
in 18 cities in the United States, Puerto Rico and Cuba.
As of Dec. 31,
1955, the company and-its subsidiaries owned approximately 1,265 auto¬
mobiles and engaged the services of approximately 115 employees.
The
company and its subsidiaries may also engage in certain, activities inci¬
6%
,
computer,
the
at
was
built
assembled
consolidation agree¬
a
What
be
now
1955.
properties for lease to Coutures Motor Corp.
The
In
Mr.
a
Inc.—Do-It-Yourself Computer—
electronic
York
New
19-22.
incorporated in 1931, was engaged in the busi¬
ness of renting and leasing automobiles without drivers.
National Car
Corp,, incorporated in 1951, and M. B. Smalley Corp., Incorporated in
1953, were principally engaged in the business of owning automobiles
with
satisfactory level and the backlog of
year ago, confidence in the immediate
Erwin said.—V. 182, p. 2248,.,./
/ ./. '
a
newest national pastime
it-yourself
common,
any
its
with
company
ment entered into on June 24,
the
warranted,
Day strom,
The
825 Fifth SW Miami Be^ch, Fla.,,;wasfincorporated ^in Florida on June
22,
1955.
Effective as of May
1955,. three Florida corporations,
In
at
/science (electronic computing) combine forces in the world's first do-
/
Into, shares
convertible
thereof
price of $8.33Vh per share, '
BUSINESS—This
were
is
„•
.
continuing
sales
outlook
to
time subsequent to Jan. 31,
1958 and prior to maturity, except that if all or any debentures are
called for redemption on a date subsequent to Jan. 31, 1958, the deben¬
tures so called for redemption shall be convertible into shares of com¬
mon
stock at the option of the holders at any time on or before the
redemption date of such debentures, at the following conversion prices:
(1) during the period from Feb. 1, 1958 to and including Jan. 31, 1960
at the conversion price of $4 per share;
(2) during the period from
Feb. 1, 1960 to and including Jan. 31, 1964 at the conversion price of
$5 per share; (3) during the period from Feb. 1, 1964 to and including
Jan. 31, 1568 at the conversion price of $6.25 per share; and (4) during
the period from Feb.
1, 1968 to and including Jan, 31, 1971 at the
-
$2,803,000.
With
//"unfilled orders above that of
credit
converted
'
,
Also,
^equivalent
and including 1970. -The company may, at its option,
against sinking fund payments for the principal amount
of (a)
debentures acquired by the company and surrendered for can¬
cellation; (b) debentures redeemed or qalled for redemption (otherwise
than through the operation of tfee sinking fund); and (c) debentures
receive
dividend..
stock
100%
a
pended more than $36,000,000 for plant and equipment modernization,
before depreciation to $12 per share on the company's
presently outstanding common stoek.
In 1955 capital expenditures
i
thereafter and on
The indenture will require the company to provide for the retirement
of $22,500 principal amount of the debentures on Feb. 1 in each of the
years
the 4V2%
all the* 26,420 shares of
per share, plus accrued dividends of $1.12
eliminated the obligation to set aside-in a
action
stockholders at a special meeting
approved an increase in authorized capital stock from $15,000,000 to
$25;000,000 through -the' authorization of 2,000,000 additional shares
of the $5 par value common stock.
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Mr. Erwin revealed that in the past ten years Dan River had ex-
.of
before Jan. 31,
before Jan. 31, 1971 at 100%;
or
above the
12%
.
:
or
on
1955, an increase of
recorded
cumulative preferred
Vz per share.
sinking fund
1V2%
of annual net earnings, and it established the common stack
as
first claimant to the company's earnings..
/
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v
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Z
During the year, the common stock was split two-far-one by payment
104%;
at
I960
31,
at 103%;
thereafter and
101%; and thereafter and
each
before Jan.
on
31,
Jan.
102% ;
at
$81,775,838
April '1 of
This
dinated
thereafter
of
/ stock for $105
of the
CAPITALIZATION
1,214.376 at the year-end.
connected
v
/
report.
totaled $91,740,196 in
in 1954. - After all charges and taxes,
net earnings for the year came to $3,819,556, or $1.27 per share on
the 3,000,000 shares of common stock: outstanding at the close of the
period. *■ This is 35%
above the 1954 net earnings of $2,835,956, or
90 cents per share on the same basis.
«../ :/
/Mr. Erwin emphasized the major changes in the company's financial
structure effected in 1955,
Of special importance was the redemption
issue of March 19
our
./•
Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
sales
Net
'
System,
:—
■
73
volume
on
Couture
The
This company
looks for "another period of growth and expansion"
..In 1956, calling for expenditures of $250,000 a day, or $91,000,000
for the year,
to meet the needs of its 1956 expansion program in
outstate
Michigan.
This is the greatest budget in the company's
history. The 1955 total was $74,000,000.
,
its
annual
series, these "Con¬
in production at
;
$10)_.
(par
769.
p.
volume, production yardage, shipments and orders taken
corporation were greater in 1955 than in any previous year
years of
operation, stated W. J. Erwin, President, in the
this
in
are
.
j
1,005 shs.
37,712 shs.
(par $100)_____
Physical
by
an¬
./a'/-/'-/■•/
;and Model K610
stock
183,
Dan River Mills,
volt—%
1
*
30, 1955
Outstanding
Common
:
a
a
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
preferred stock
cumulative
5%
Fresh'nd-Aire Casement
hp.), $359.95; Model
1 hp.
and
(115
for
.
/ CAPITALIZATION
corporation's- Fresh'nd-Aire.
the
business established in 1911,
widely diversified list of manu¬
to
successor
finishing
Net sales for the eight months ended Nov.
$1,045,372, and net profit amounted to $48,333.
totaled
—V.
:'
K 634
$359.95;
1012.
p.
Conditioners
of
% hp.
1956
Model
are:
Fresh'nd-Aire
1956
Air
plant
//•;',
>
for the
prices
other
Window
metal
automatic
per
ended
series,"
this
net proceeds are/to be used to pay toward cost 1
building, to purchase new machinery and equipment, and for
working capital.
BUSINESS—Company,
will have one casement' window
will market both a % horse¬
only
Co., Pasadena, Calif.—Stock Sold
facturing lirms.
■i.-V/
Crater Lake Mining & Milling Co., Inc.—Files—
"
Consumers
,
new
a
Fresh'nd-Aire
tures Sold—Mention
increase
period of 1955.
the 1956 quarter were $580,577 and net profit
after taxes were $281,482 compared with profits before taxes of $492,315
and pet profits of $235,456 for the same period of the previous year.
The
1956,
(230 volt—3/4
Puerto
This corporation reports that
Its fiscal year, ended Feb. 29,
; Profits before taxes for
.A"-;'C
1103.
p.
i
'
Pasadena
additional
Previous
year,
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PROCEEDS—The
of
Mayaquez and Ponce.
Nearly 36%—
1
607,200
for
Grayslake,
$399.95.—V.
now
Consolidated Television
Gross Earnings Up
183,
fiscal
1956
1 horsepower 'Constellation' model in
W, Alsdorf, President, on March 12.-;
•
^Retail
and
Net
Earnings
the
of
claims
183,
••
Corp., also of Pasadena, on March 9
shares of common stock (par $10) at $20
per share.
Concurrently, 2^99 shares were offered for;
subscription by officers and employees at the same price.
The offerings were quickly oversubscribed.
/ v
/v*->;3/
cents
five
of
March 27.
record
t>
offered 12,000
Coutures Motor Corp.,
$24,004,170 $23,827,822
before
Provision for income taxes___
dividend
a
a
with
Coutures
*
quarter
manufacturers
some
new
Window
$16,000,-
to
indebtedness"
"senior
of
include
March
of
as
to
National
time
first
$218,180.71.—V.
were
Division.
of the indenture covering the 6% sinking
31, 1966, dated as of April 1, 1954, from
the definitions
modify
(2)
made
the
for
conditioner
stellation"
and the
indenture
ment
on
1956,
power and
nounced J.
Mellon
to
declared
15
'
32 Lislon Fault
County; and
p^ 1012.
Washington
Swell.—V.
Rafael
San
—The
Cory Corp.—To Market New Conditioners—
expansion,
debentures issuable
of
amount
31,
Along
debentures,'
company
notes"
was
earnings
plus accrued interest in
company
000;
Net
Jan.
March
on
April 17 to stockholders of
10 cents, paid Dec. 30, 1955.
:*■
-
-
in
Crown City Plating
Wash.—Files
Motors Corp.—Reduces Dividend—
Counties
,
a
payable
dividend
-
National Bank & Trust Co., as trustee,
trustee have executed and delivered a first
supplemental
dated as of Feb. 1, 1956, to such indenture.
The modifications and alterations of the indenture effected by the
first
supplemental indenture,
(1)
increase the maximum aggregate
the
directors
share,
to the provisions
Pursuant
this
The
-
operation.
-
filed
6
the
does
Commonwealth has arranged,
through its financial < advisor,
The First Boston Corp., to
borrow
$19,500,000, of which $13,500,000 is in the form of senior notes and
$6,000,000 from the sale of units consisting of $1,000 principal amount
of 6%
sinking fund debentures due Dec. 31, 1966, and 30 shares of
common
stock
(par
two cents). The $13,500,000 will be borrowed
as
required to meet construction expenses under a new credit agree¬
ment of $26,000,000 from the same commercial banks in the United
States
which
financed,
in part, initial construction costs in
1954.
(The $26,000,000 loan will comprise $24,000,000 notes due April 30,
-1961 and $2,000,000 notes due July 1, 1958.)
The remaining $12,500,000 under the credit agreement will be used to refund a like amount
of first mortgage notes presently outstanding. The units were delivered
.to the purchasers on March 15, 1956.
The new
facilities, to be constructed by The Lummus Co. which
built the present refinery, will generally .duplicate current processing
-equipment with the exception of the new topping unit and catalytic
polymerization unit, each of which will have a capacity l»/2 times
greater than those in the original refinery.
Under the Island's
Industrial Tax Exemption Act, Commonwealth
Oil
Is
exempt
from income,
property and
municipal
taxes
for a
period of ten years from the date the refinery commences commercial
current
the
finance
on March
company
Continental
oils.
fuel
and
To
in
letter of notification with the BEC
covering 200 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pay for
construction of a warehouse and working capital.
*
company
/'
'
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•.
120
company's
Shinarump claims in
company
program.—V.
uranium or other reserves. The pro¬
exploration of mining claims which
■
"•'N
and
common
1955,
claims are located In Emery, San Juan and
Utah. These include the 10 Dolly claims in
the Temple Mountain area; 23 "C" claims In the San Rafael Swell;
eight Red claims near Blanding, Utah; 24 Tip claims; 13 Ruth and
Bell
in
the
Cottonwood Wash
area;
six Conglomerate claims;
four
raised $57,326,400 through the sale
preferred stock to finance a portion of the
183, p. 768. "'•/:,
/"/V'':
the
year
and
The
Salt
has no known
will consist of
company
business
owns.
-
on
Continental Fruit & Produce Co., Seattle,
organized in 1953 to build and operate a modern
refinery on
Guayanlila Bay on the southern cost of Puerto Rico,
on
March 22 announced completion of arrangements to borrow addi¬
tional
funds
for
expansion and debt refunding.
The company recently placed in operation the largest oil refinery
in Puerto Rico with delivery of certain products now underway. Pull
production is expected to be reached in the near future.
With its
initial crude oil refining capacity of 21,770 barrels per calendar day
already contracted for prior to actual construction of the refinery,
the
company has
now
embaraea upon a program to expand this
capacity
to
55,000 BPCD.
Based upon new refined product sales
contracts
with
four major oil
companies, Commonwealth has firm
long-term product sales commitmenrs requiring a minimum crude oil
input of approximately 38,000 BPCD. Options on additional products
embodied in the new sales contracts together with the probability of
additional contracts are expected
to require the
full contemplated
throughput capacity of 55,000 BPCD./ Refined products include high
grade aviation gasoline, high octane motor gasolines, intermediate
This
earnings
Building,
Washington
.
stock
the
bonds
expansion
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.
for
it
shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1955, were
$3.09, as compared with $2.95 in 1954.
On tne average number of
common
shares outstanding during the year, earnings were $3.18, as
compared with $2.95,
'
^
During
$19,500,000
The
be
,
of
Borrows
all
power
Common
207.
p.
will
23,
and its principal place of business is at
Lake City, Utah.
-
of the corporation
Kearns
posed
linked in the company's statewide integrated system.
development work, in which the company has been a
participant for the past four years, was further advanced with the
organization of the Power Reactor Development Company. As a mem¬
ber of this group, Consumers announced in the annual report a com¬
mitment of $2,500,000 over the next five years in connection with the
building of a fast breeder reactor to be operated in conjunction with
a
100,000 kilowatt generating facility which Detroit Edison Co. will
build.
■■
,'/-■
underwriting is involved.
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Secondary
.
ofiice
1026
Atomic
March 1 filed a letter of notification with the
debenture bonds (to be issued in denomina¬
on
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Utah on Aug.
In
kilowatts
625,000
The
units
$30,000 of
covering
of
addition
the
generating capacity was under way in 1955, with one
156,250 kilowatts completed during the year, and three units of
similar size scheduled for operation in 1956,
1957 and 1958. These
With SEC—
Comfort-Craft, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files
*
Involving
unit of
1363.
p.
work
Construction
steam-electric
of bank loans or the sale of additional
Monday, March 26, 1956
a
year
All
Package
previous
ago,,
based upon 2,719,668 shares outstanding at the yearboth years include full-year operations of General
figures for
Corporation.—V.
183,
p.
769.
Volume 183
Number 5519... The Commercial dtod Financial Chronicle
-.District Wholesale Drug: Corp. of-Washington,
Df C.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(1473)
pipe, and ' 21,110
decrease
—Files
compressor horsepower,* resulting In
a $16,458,488
original estimated construction cost of $184,603,000.
In, the
"
This
be
used
lor
working
capital.
No
959.
p.
:
underwriting
The
is
authorization
Northwest
.
Pipeline
was
I"-Dixie
Corp., Rome, Ga.—Stock Offered—
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc., Lynchburg, Va., on March
12 offered
2,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $3.50
per share.
/
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authorized
sale
Aluminum
of
El
*
Corp.,
build
to
exchanges
of
natural
of
to be imported from Canada,:
gas
with
gas
*Fenner
Pacific
Texas., which at that time
facilities for the transportation and
Houston.,
pipeline
»;
.
15,
&
petition to amend the Nov. 25 authorization was filed
with'a"" supplement on Jan. 26. The FPC, however, reserved
12,
action
19.2
the
on
miles
supplement, "which proposed
pipeline.—V. 183, p. 404.
of
the
retirement
of
1956,
Beane
named
are
the
as
underwriting commission is stated
record date and subscription price
/
-
Paso's
Jan.
*»'.
includes
Corp.—Registers With SEC-^ Y
corporation
March
-
to
are
involved.—V. 181,
Telephone
filed a registration statement with (he SEC on
covering 77,350 shares of its $10 par common stock,
to be offered for subscription by its common stockholders. In
addition,
certain officers, and
employees of the company will have the right to
'subscribe to not more than 3,000 of the unsubscribed shares.
Shares
not subscribed for will be purchased
by the underwriters at the sub¬
scription price.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
However, the company Will build in substitution 208.4 miles o. pipe¬
-corporation on March 2 filed a letterofnotificatknwto the
line and 20,930 compressor horsepower at a cost of $18,119,488.
SEC
covering $25,000 of 8% registered debentures, to mature $2,500. ;
The PPC's order of .last Nov. 25 authorized El Paso to construct
annually, and $25,000 of 8%'%• registered"debentures with the
prin?
pipeline facilities to make additional natural gas available to existing
eipal thereof to be paid no later than Id
years after issuance. .• The
customers
in
California, Nevada, "Arizona, New
Mexico and Texas.
*; proceeds
Florida
•
.
Proceeds from the
•:
the
to
about
general
sale of
funds
principal
to
be
be
the. additional
of the company,
underwriters,
38.13
to
are
cents
The
amendment.
by
stock will be added
common
be available
to
expansion, and modernization of facilities.—V.
the
and
share.
per
supplied
183,
construction,
for
668.
p.
i
The uec proceeds will
to
go
selling stockholder.—V.
a
182, p.
2465.
Dynamic Oil & Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
V
The
SEC
for
corporation
March
on
covering 5,000,000
(one
cent
share),
per
filed
7
shares
of
letter
a
underwriting.
incident to mining operations.
expenses
of
notification
stock
common
without
at
proceeds are
of record March 20
the
with
offered
be
to
The
ditional
par
to
shares
pay
,
the
This
the
corporation
reported
sales
and
earnings
at
level
record
a
the
over
previous
the full
12
to establish
year
months may
a
increase 25%
their
to 40%
sales for the first quarter totaled $2,528,326 compared
with
in the corresponding three months ol" u.e 1955 fis^l year.
income after Federal and State taxes was $205,672, a sizable increase
the $110,731 reported for the
calculated
ago,
shares
656,629
on
outstanding
E-ec.
on
31,
stock
Net working capital increased $752,255 from $2,810,812
reported that the company recently received the largest
order In its history, covering new electronically controlled hy-
cn
be
high
1
Oct.
Stainless
Steel
,
Corp.—Reports Record Earns*
payable
13,
with
and low inventories in the hands
increasing backlog of orders, point
-to another good year for this corporation through 1956, said John M.
Curley, Chairman and President, in the 1955 annual report to stock¬
holders.
:
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' ' •.'Y'1;" Y'.V ;■ //'
2
■v/Vr-i'-V-'
combined
1956.
due
5
"Of
in
,10 finishing capacity, based
"Combined
i-
factors
.
with
to
point
1956,
add
$20,000,000
some
cu> ent
on
prices.
backlog of orders,
increasing
an
another
will
executive
good
Eastern
for
year
;-Y
:
these
t
1954.—V.
183,
(Thomas A.)
shows
sales
of
its
in
report
$34,788,763
for
the
with
compared
ended
"
sales
of
and
Per
Y'
earnings on the 489,826 average shares of class A and class B common
rstock outstanding during 1955 were $2.74, aiter allowance for
preferred
•dividends. In 1954, earnings were equal to $1.77 per share on 460,624
the
of
during that
of
ratio
of
Working
$14,308,086
with
B
V
'
sheet
at
Dec.
total
versus
3.3-to-l.
compared
f
7
balance
$20,915,212
class
and
A
period.
Consolidated
^assets
class
1955
on
showed
liabilities
that
date
stood
earlier,
year
'
•
total
of
at
•
is
the
ratio
of
trend
this
to
earnings
will
continued
and
Pabco
This
W6od
solidated
1955
sales.
continue.
excellent
Products
outlook
for
the
Divisions.''—V.
Primary Battery,
in
a
President
in
charge
183,-p.
sented
high
consultant
company
covering
The
of
capacity.
Mr.
183, p.
sales.—V.
each
Net
,.
of
15
ascription
March
on
of
Ragir
a
56,025
April
with
wand
Vice-
of
stock
common
issued
1955.—V.
1956
months
.
of
'
,
the 29
1955,. yvhich
'
•
for
the
77
1365.
to
Corp.) ^are to be
together
to
with
obtain
series
:
in
of
of
''//yUY
statement
Its
no
with
par
Inc. below.
and
its
earnings
of
$1,240,010
or
on
April
the
The
$2,253,018—or
May,
1955,
preferred
stock,
from
the
to
are
sale
be
of
are
$3.31
"
and
additional
construction
bank
borrowings;
cash
complete
from
the
'
.
1956
construction
volve-expenditures of $7,538,000.—V. 179,
p.
'
the
year
policyholders'
for
assets
at
were
"•'»
■
"
March
15
$119,000,000
Bank;
Worthington
National
O.-Jenkins,
each
joined
La
the
stockhloders
bank's
Bank
of
of
total
Board,
of
of
of
more
the
doing
First
v.
.
Saint
becomes
the
.'<"*
addition
The
;the^. eorpefatio»
t*
Bank
Paul,
.
in-
**
*
•*
during
of
Northern
common
banks
of
of
corporation's
.
y
.the
,
• *;
six
,
largest
weeks.—V.
183, p.
1365.
- »
Higher—
in
the 'history
of
this company was
it was announced on March 14 by W. A. Ray,
•
■
•
fiscal
the
J?esr
ended
1955.
31,
Dec.
of
This
$1,455,495.
with
compares
of
profit
net
1954
company's products and the widening diverisification of
lines will permit the company to again make new. highs in
1956, he said.—V. 183, p. 1230.
of
Research
Nucleonics
a
announced
been
New Research Sect'n
the
In
Section
Research
De¬
division of General Dynamics Corp.,
C.
183,
Holmes,
p,
992.:
v
,
,
t
Portland Cement Co.—Earnings Up
General
•
•;
;
20%—/
company's annual report showed a 16% rise in company sales
increase in earnings in 1E55, it was announced on March 20.
Sales totaled $33,906,148, compared
with $33,443,661 in 1954.
Net
The
;
and
as
20%
a
figures
taxes were $8,195,780 as against $6,833,256.
highs for the company. Federal income
new
were
Both 1955
taxes were
$7,400,000 as against $5,810,000.
Based on 2,079,942 shares of common
Minn.;
—V.
to $3.94
affiliation
a
stock outstanding, 1955 earn¬
share and 1954 earnings to $3.29 a share.
886.
183, p.
,
;
.
-
'
i
•
-
•
.
'
-
;
^
exchanged
First
outside
^
by Lynn
Holmes said.—V.
Mr.
ings were equal
the
a
Director of Research.
This section will have the responsibility for the design and develop¬
ment
of
instruments and
control equipment in the t nuclear? energy
Las
Duluth
General Tire & Rubber
The
the
company
cation of
filed
an
Co.—Plans Exchange Offers—
application - bh March ' 14,
1953, for quallflissue $5,248,800
trust indenture under which! it proposes to
a
4%%' subordinated debentures due April 1;? 1981 and $1,860,500 Of
4,V% subordinated debentures, due April 1,"1981.
M
The 4%%
debentures are pioposed to be Issued from time to time
of
t
National
Bank
conversion
upon
of
of-
basis
the
Twin
of
$100
converted.
shares of 4l/4%
principal amount
cumulative preferred stock, on
of such debentures ' for each
preferred stock are now
52,488 shares of such 4'/4%
^
banks.increases
$or appro^dmately
<
the
total
of
resources
-
Florid*. Sun Life Insurance Co.; Fort Lauderdale, Ela.
i^RegisteriFWittriSeeantres and Exchange Commission—
;">
adding
contemplates
Acceptance
coming
General Dynamics Corp.—Forms
?
National
affiliate
the
and one
in that
purchased an
office
has
company
Earnings per share, after provision for preferred dividends,
$1.70
on
the presently outstanding 768,425 shares of
stock.
This compares with earnings per share for 1954 of
the
of
share
-
the
:
Ohio
to
Formation
Hlbbing' and
banks
The
.j.
.
.sales and earnings In
major
stated
and
.
States.
19
in
$1.52 per share on the 661,369 shares then outstanding.
During the current year the company anticipates still further in¬
creases in sales and profits, Mr, Ray declared.. The increasing accept¬
field,
'
of
Worthington,
Minnesota
for
volume
1955,
';[!
high
new
'
$l,500,000,000i v The corporation's
capital accounts and valuation resefliiws «itre i_nTex«eg».;af $130^)00,000.
Stockholders immber more than
13,00<k-^i
1230;
ope:a-
will
a
stock
Minneapolis
of
The
and
'
$1,091,919.
•
locations,-throughout
Minnesota,
Montana and Wisconsin.
Among these
Dakota,
south
Natiopa}
of
equipment
"
ti:n;
;
at' 88
business
the
with
Ray revealed that sales last year amounted to $27,311,700, a 43%
fIncrease over 1954 sales of $19,C52,577.
'(,'Y
,
<
\
'
Net earnings for 1955 also represent on impressive increase, reaching
record
a
corporation
Wis."'
six
General
In
announcing the results of
In
repre¬
all
an
to
Bank
Banks
Crosse,
offices
127
addition,
that
offices
sales
largest
earnings after
National
Bank
stated
additional
The
year
t
program
in
achieved
repre¬
a
the
National
new
con¬
Midwest
Upper
First National
Chairman
when
of
have
Minnesota
office
.
Fla. In
Homestead, Fla.
its product
In¬
the
•-.Y j;
•
completion
six
notification
of
Y>-:' 'Y
operates
now
President.
.'Y.-
Northern
National
Minn.;
announced*
through: which
materials,
raw
partment of Stromberg-Carlson,
surplus- increased
ul
,
letter
a
Y(':,•
Sanford,
Wills
ance
$2,981,690—which
was
filed
General Controls Co.—Sales and Earnings
r
•
••
A
""
company's
2692:*
and
1954.
Y
-'
992.
over
the
effective
Cities,.
m.
pay
'
In
office
for
• ; ;
-
•
that*Its
estimates
to
'*./,
program.
v,--''
said.
Mr.
-
$46,655,044—which
was
7
new offices have been opened in Cleveland,
Parma, Ohio; Birmingham, Ala.
(GAC's 3rd
city)
20
Name—,V ;
share
per
share for
income
;
*
for
The
p.
on
of
Batavian
or
Duluth
the
to
4.6%,
income
are
North- Dakota,
&
20,000
used
premium
transaction
Duluth
the
Bank
$2,000,000?" which
$1.83 per
purchase
?
company
Three
j*
each
per
.-vY,-.
«
,
months,".he
in
R. Wills, President, on March 22 announced that in line with
company's continuing expansion program seven new branches have
added to GAC's network of sales finance and instalment loan
.
supplied? by amendment.;'...
approximately
•.
cor¬
reported
-
to
used
be
Mr.
.
wholly owned subsidiaries, Reliance
and the Eureka Casualty Co., had
,-Y'Y ' ^
banks
82
sub-
(Stone*
F.
the* largest
share
a
recent
in
been
outstanding for shares
In the corporation.
The corporation's stock issued in exchange was
registered with the. Securities ; and Exchange Commission.
: >
s
With
the
additional'rsix
banks,
this
corporation
now
embraces
common
25,
net
183,
-
banks
the
80%
for subsc.iption -by
rate of one new sr.are
Dealers, Manager
to
the
share
per
'
cents
a
year ago."
the Strick,
plant in the
for
new
a
General Acceptance Corp.—Adds New Branches—
';,"•
of
March
cents
;.:YY
plant
1956
in
March
on
working capital.
,
the
above
rate
montns
same
area
during
Up—
on
was
.
some
in Texas and another new manu¬
Coast.
"We
have
been
expanding
West
branches
new
corporation
The
conversion
estimated
were
the
over
office^, in recent weeks.
issued
1365.
p.
Co.—Sales and Earns.
of
shown
had
SEC covering 3,000,000 shares of 4% preferred stock (par one cent) to
be offered at 10 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are
com¬
be
may
upon
183,
at
Strick
February
as
compared with
this,
the
January-February
1956
the exclusion of sales from Hobbs
build
completed
was
of
1955,
subsequent to Dec. 31, 1955,' or
subscription offer upon exercise of
months
Philadelphia
resources
..Virginia,
shares
1956, at the
rights to "expire"
then held;
and /compensation"
proceeds
The company
;
31,
stock
Paper Products Corp.—New
corporation
The
and
,-for earnings invested in plant and, together with
v
Dec,
whi<?h
factory
the
marked
level
$400,000,000
above
and
plant
new
a
on
a
well
Garner Aluminum Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files—
The
§2,0x4,796 shs.
of
as
area,
at
sales
in, 1955—plus the
company's business
Philadelphia
to
Increasing
Fruehauf
,
preference stock into
to Dec. 31, 1955.
stock
common
the
three
$108,329,671.
affiliates.
i-
■
^outstanding- short term notes aggregating $2,069,000,; evidencing bor.% rowings
for • construction
requirements, " to reimburse • the - company
1956
of
stock-exchange
/"•/*'/•/•
previously
was
registration
shares
4,
shares
price
Securities
company
expects
shares 'cf
a
new
.'.tiqns
.
.
First Bank Stock Corp.—Sis: New Affiliates—
;
1109.
to o.fer these
proposes
record
filed
15
registration
company
stockholders
Webster
stock,
common
increase of 8.4%. The companies'
an
of
became
for
of
1955.—V. 183, p.
$45,920,119.—V.
Y*«>:
667.;%Y
EI Paso Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
'
I: ./
.
'.p
$8,688 shs.
first two' months and the prospects
the.; year, Mr: Bufz predicted that 1956 per share
Investment
K*' Ellwood
.stock.
two
increase-of
an
The
Medical Gas
Products Co.-—New President of Unit—
company
.SEC
.
gradually
put
20%
new
plans
over
accomplished
company—with
the
principal
elements In
$400,000,000 for
1956, Mr.
.
;;
•«..
"A
as
increased
lamicooler
Sirick
and
the
late 1955 in Portland, Ore., and
Chicago and Miami was begun. New
tranches are also under construction or planned in Boston, Pittsburgh,
'Louisville, Spokane and Lubbock, Texas.—V. 173, p. 2088.
(}"A
/
figure.
Despite
facility
construction
'
^*2,500,000 shs.
estimate
companies'
sents
M. J.
Ragir has been elected President of The Autoyre Co., Oakville, Conn., a subsidiary and a manufacturer of bathroom and closet
fixtures, succeeding Stuart J. Loverldge, who will remain with the
;
•„
.
branch
well
parent
Ga.,
iacilities
■our
of
January
Fruehauf
two
first
1955's
during
1955
totaled
$234,611,908
$8,658,045—both
new
all-time
highs—
In 1956 would represent a 70% increase
in
to
in
sales
early
'
one
"The
division,
/
6,800,000
the
by
' •"•!*•
first
,
the
rising number of replacements
Strick's new Maximum Cubage
said.
quarter.
the
ox
start
'
during
sales
volume
increase
said.
addition
In
in¬
unissued
be substantially
net
versus
The
•
.
Ekco
a
and
shares
Products,
Co.
This
~
stock,
preference
association
surance
following factors, we look for 1956 to be among the
.best
in
our
recent
history:
(1)
Orders for new models of Edison
Voice writer are running ahead of production;
(2) further step-up In
purchases of nickel-iron-alkaline batteries by railroads and industrial
f truck
industry; (3) Air Force contracts for a new pressure indicating
system which will be in full force by the middle of the year; and
.
will
year of
he
of
will
.
sales
double
the
is
volume—will
Strick—had
and
sales
slackening
fourth
business
5 Fire Association of Philadelphia—Earnings Up—
;
■
the
on
1956,"
1955's
$10,030,000
'
marked improvement in
good reason to believe that
a
"Based
(4)
v
'*"
than
he
reached
of
sales
Ho'obs
facturing
a
to Henry G. Riter 3rd, President,-''that
"•earnings for the year were within $50,000 of the record high estab¬
lished in 1953 when the company's sales were greater
by $6,760,000,
indicating
the
balance
full
See
"It is significant," according
There
of
rate
•seasonal
Outstanding
r-
to
but
first
Fibreboard
•;
$14,584,123,
* "'• *
. :
'
in
building—
plant
Expand—
Y
Strick
to
due
Fruehauf
sales
1955
same
and
FINANCING
.
;
in-..
and
$1)
of
the
the
$20,054 shs.
include
the
expected
$400,000,000
a
over
of
average
to
construction
Y
business
eainings
amounted
current
$6,331,089,
the
earnings
outstanding
Y-"/■ "YY''
\.'Y
:
31,
current
capital
a
stock
common
for
view
In
for
snares
and
;
1,
(par
reported in the final
quarter of the year.
v
represented
1954.
PRESENT
share earnings of Fanner are expected to exceed
share
average
to
B—convertible
stock
an
that
that
trailers,
stated.
net
and
Nimh
by Tom E. Butz, President, at $2,558,000, a 41% increase over the
responding two months of 1955.
He added that the first quarter
Dec.
31, 1955,
$33,047,830 for tne
-previous year, an Increase of 5.27%;
.'-.t
3-.'
Net earnings in the latest year
were
$1,432,911','
an
increase of 58%
over
the $907,858 reported for
ior
7,100,000 "
200,000 shs.
"
.v* p-vV
.
stock,
Fanner Manufacturing
year
2,
several
Edison, Inc.—Net Increases 58%—
corporation
West
Authorized
$50)
preference
A—convertible
not
Sales
This
TO
r '
preference stock subsequent to Dec. 31,
1364.
p.
(par
conversion
upon
tials, in the opinion of Eastern's management," Mr. Curley stated,
of
families
EFFECT
•
which may "be issued
under
rights allocated to shares of
Y Tne 1955 report showed working capical at $10,543,402, up $3,361,144
^ as compared with a year ago, and total assets at $21,126,781 against
at the end
230
and
more
was
booming
Atlanta,
GIVING
the authorized
§Does
And
^regardless ol' short-range factors that may intervene, the longer-term
outlook extending Into 1957 and beyond is one of even greater
poten¬
$14,925,321
and
not? give effect to conversions of
stock made or to be made subsequent
mon
•
1956.
at
1956,
stated.
were
This
refrigerated
Strick's
Fruehauf's
May
on
($5
this
company,
will build
a
new
manufacturing plant in the Phila¬
according to Roy Fruehauf, President
C.
Bradford Sneppard, President of
noped
revealed
1956
of
is
report
months.
plastic
-
Delaware
located
are
$Does
other
and
tnrough
offices
1967-__^__^___3w„r__
Nov,
two
common
shares
year
a
--
of
28,960 shares were reserved for issuance upon conversion of the 8,688
shares of preference
stock,
series A,
then outstanding and 60,770
were reserved for issuance upon conversion of the
20,054 shares
of preference stock, series B, then
outstanding.
\
•
v
,
during
the year of perhaps even
greater
the decision to expand finishing capacity even further,
installation
<ki additional cold process equipment.
This incompletion
'
incorporated in
was
eluding Aug. 1; .1956_:—
%
cumulative preference
Common
development
on
1,
cluding
was
v,£tallation,
holders
the
par
expenses
of
;.:"Of entire major truckmg fleets by
trailer, the introduction of the new Strickioof
engaged
Stock
series
holders, "thi longer-term outlook for Eastern and Industrial Steels,
Inc., its marketing subsidiary, in the rapidly-expanding stainless steel
industry continues highly favorable.
"
vV'Y^YYY'
Y. 2;. Y
the
tne
with
notification
freezing
a
Co.—Division
Co.,
"It
Sheppard
months
'
Trailer
the
Fruehauf
cumulative
series
:
•
•
.
With
record
April 1, 1965____^.__.__ $10,000,000
subordinated note,
'-./"'vV. A:i
Jan.
4%%
580,522 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1355, compared with $1,520,312, or
$2.62 a share the year before.
'J V
C
Even more significant than the 1955 results, Mr. Curley told stock¬
'
to
1953,
due
1/10%
Preference
The corporation showed sales of $37,774,029 in 1955 against $26,047,889 in 1954, and net earnings of $2,530,933, or $4.36 a share on
"Another
1,
,
company
principal
are
notes
4
•
an
"<
importance
Mr.
its
of
truck-trailer
during
area
Trailers.
summer,"
Wilmington 99,
which
3%
iacilities
fabricators,
April
on
Pa.;
Fruehauf
Strick
purposes,
has
paid
quarterly dividends
on
1929.
During the calendar year 1955
1,
r.f <■■■■>•'■.
.
/Expanding production
of
corporate
dividend of 35c per share in each of the first
dividend of 37 % c per share in each of toe last two
first quarter of 1956, a dividend of 37V2C per share
:
)r
.
general
letter
a
processing
division
a
square-foot
delphia,
of
filed
5
and
Trailer
Trailers,
200,000
a
CAPITALIZATION
Eastern
ior
approximately 447,952
individuals
$362.50 per transaction.
■/.'
t.'\
^record levels in the third and fourth quarters.—V; 183, p. 992,
and
constructing
Fruehauf
offering.
March
on
2928.
p.
Strick
company's subsidiaries operate 207 offices located in 159 ci.ies
in
29
states.
During the calendar year ended Dec.
31,
1955, ine
company's subsidiaries extended cash credit totaling $162,382,298 to
were first introduced last year.
He added that,
shipping schedules, sales for the second quarter will
the first quarter, but should increase sharply to new
as
at 3:30
The
which
present
as
the
Del.
It is a holding company, the sub idiari s
in three distinct types of the consumer finance
business and related activities, namely, loans under small loan
laws,
discount loans and, to a minor extent, sales financing.
The company
believes that it is the fifth largest
company operating principally in
the small loan field.' V'-'V.
\
/"..P
of
fetirlen
based
not
the
March
Its
Street,
$3,563,067.
single
'draulic systems,
In
on
1927.
as of Dec. 31 shows further improvement of an
strong position.
Current assets including cash of $1,345,695
$4,813,120 against current assets of $3,813,452 including $1,263,595
,rof cash cn Dec. 31, 1954. Current liabilities were $1,250,053 contrasted
Mr.
with
to
183,
Goldman, Sachs & Co. is
a
BUSINESS—The
1955.
were
to
declared
declared
was
-already
/with $1,CC2,640.
20
company
since
quarters and
quarters.
The balance sheet
y
s>,ock
company
two
corresponding ptricd last year. After
providing for preferred dividends, this amounted to 29 cents per com!.mon share against 15 cents per share in the corresponding quarter a
year
each
will expire
warrants
Connection
businesses
DIVIDENDS—The
Net
over
respective
common
$1,622,905
Net
for
PROCEEDS—Net
proceed^ irora tne financing will be
added to
company's general funds and ; will
be
available
for
aduit onal
working capital.
Ihe company intends to use the additional work¬
ing capital for advances to subsidiary companies as required for uoe in
high.
new
share
one
the
quarter of its fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1955, and substan¬
tially above last year's figures for the same period, according to
Eugene D. Stirlen, President. He stated that new orders and develop¬
sales for
incident
V.
cf
April 4, 1&56.
in
corporation
Inc., Anthony, Tex.—Files—
covering 25,000 shares of common stock to be oifered at
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to pay for
entitled to subscribe for the ad¬
the
Subscription
on
underwriter
per
Frozen Foods,
ratio
are
in
The
SEC
*:
for
first
ments indicate
shares
held.
(EST)
p.m.
Eastern Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings
Higher—
V
Frio
Family Finance Corp.—Stock Offered—This corpora¬
tion is offering for subscription of up to 100,430 shares
of common stock (par $i) at $15 per share. Stockholders
/
outstanding.
?
proposed ta be issued from time to time
upon conversion of shares of 3%% cumulative preferred s.ock, on the
basis ol $100 principal"amount of such debentures for each share
'converted. 18,605 shares of such 3%% preferred stock are now out¬
standing.—V. 183, p. 1230.
•
••
"
tY' "*
*Y
' "
'
''
The
„
^
debentures are
4 lA %
.
Glidden Co.,
,
,
Cleveland, Ohio—Continues Expansion-
'*
*-
*
El
*
The
Paso Natural
Federal
"
>•
Gas Co.—Construction
Power
Commission
'
i
■
:V.-
-Tftfktompstt^flftMfcrit: 'Tegistration statement with the SEC
1$,
Program—^ "
195»;;uea^*G«,.32UK)/£hxsbares
compajtty
proposes
•
iCf -its
$1
par
per
The
certain
approved
facilities
.
El
The
last
for
net:
Paso's
Reductions
changes
Nov.
those
effect
over-all
and
in
25,
to
of
a
by
be
-the
Mr.
or
changes
by
eliminations
will
$1,661,000,
in
the
Y'
eliminated;
be
to
system
to
a
'
-
increase
total
will
of
total
.
the
;
cost
of
piiles of
are
.
"Glidden
1
we
*
-
-
Joyce said that Glidden profits
at the rate of $3.83 per share.
would
anticipates
have
a
reported
year
had
for the
-
*
12 months ended Feb.
.
■
v
least equal to the $3.66 per share
fiscal 1955 contained the usual 12
at
"
credit
$186,264,000.
74.4
29
the six months ended Feb. 29, first half of theamounted to $3,635,223, equal to $1.58 per
Chairman and President, reported on March
year,
Dwight. P_ Joyce,
1956.
20,
gas
reducing
reduced
project
share,
has
natural
profit for
fiscal
company's
share.
authorized this
company
to
The .offedialr-'
basis by James C.
pipeline construction program
Dean, President,
who* ivill receive
a
selling commission of $1 per
the length of certain lines and
share.
the
amount-of—installed- housepower
in
three
compressor
-.The company-%W:orgaBike<d:hnder-Florida law on
stations,
Jan. 6, 1955,
by eliminating other facilities
entirely, •„ and by building substitute.* ."-and is engaged ~in the bQeii^sS -of WriMng ordlnary^ industrial and
make
Net
March
on
stock.
common
to-eUfertotostdck for public sale at $10
life
common
Net
expand
fnsdramseL* R"*^tad<
fmtstandihaf on'March
shares, of which Dean
proceeds
the
of
the
company's
owns
present
business.
37,665 shares
financing,
1,
1956,
(18.2%).
$288,000,
will
be
months/ he said
206,580
•
used
to
Oct.
31
Mr.
to
Aug.
Joyce
company
is
(Glidden, in 1955, ehanged Its fiscal year-end from
31.)'
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cited the continuing expansion program in which the
engaged, especially the new $8,000,000 titanium dioxide
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.-.; Monday, March 26, 1956
The
6
(1474)
plant
the
Baltimore,
In
1
"and
"
creased
several
next
the
•over
of
At
a
"as we feel oar stockholders should have the
earnings anticipated from these new opera¬
we may use some equity financing, but it is
additional
the
tions.
high rate of expansion will continue
"It will be financed currently by in¬
years,
debt," he said,
benefit
,
.
.
later
date
net
nearoy."
Again stressing the company's policy of eliminating plants, produce
or
processes which do not produce proportionate returns, Mr, Joyce
said
Glidden has decided to
dispose of its soybean and flaxseed
crushing operations at Buena Park, Calif,
'This will free approxi¬
mately $2,503,000 in capital which can fee more profitably employed
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-
Capacity—
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are being completed for a major expansion of paint capacity
company's big Eastern Region paint plant at Reading, Pa., it
announced on March 20 by A. D. Duncan, Vice-President of the
plans
at
this
was
General Manager of the firm's paint division,
-company and
then
s'
.
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Plans Brazilian Plant—
.
16,
involved.
No underwriting will"be
working capital.
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This
.the
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PROCEEDS—The net
Eriez and
J.
this
is
faith in
the future of
Grace,
1366.
p.
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majorltyof
Plan
V
:
for
program
Investment
elimination
the
of all
securities
of
this
closed-end
senior, to its common stock, was announced on
Rear Admiral John J. Bergen, U&NR, Chairman, and
Irving Mitchell Felt, President of the closed-end investment company.
March
f
company,
21
by
The senior securities
at March i, 1956 consisted of $5,497,000 of 4%
debentures
due April l;
347 shares of 5%
cumulative
stock A, par value $50, and 20,377 shares of 5%* convert¬
ible preferred .stcck, par value $25.
Since that date, the A stock has been called for
redemption on April
.convertible
preferred
6
at
$65.63
share
a
and
the
debentures
Kaiser Motors Corp. pursuant
;
to
have
previous
been
paid
agreement
in lull
with
See Air Associates,
•
Graham-Paige
sale
its
of
became
investment
an
in
company
1949
automotive
a'ter
of
corporation
has
called
Immediate
agent,
46
Wall
will
payment
St., New York
be
made
15,
N.
at
the
Y.—V,
Bankers
183,
Trust
The company on Feb.
29 filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
Confidence
ness
Gulf Cities Gas Corp.—Private Placement
who
directors
March
on
19
anno"nc»d
that
long-tTm loan of
$760,000 had been obtained from the following three life insurance
companies: Gulf Life .Insurance Co., Jacksonville, Fla.; Independent
Life & Accident Insurance Co.,
Jacksonville, Fla.; and the Berkshire
Life Insurance Co., Pittsfield, Mass
This is the first long-term senior
financing to be undertaken by
Gulf
Cities
Gas
Corp.
Interest.
The loan
the
of
.will
rale
be convertible in
of the
\.
and
will
company
whole
at $10
consumer
demand for L.
P. Gas
P.
on
1,
in
or
from
L,
12
on
years
an
will
be
1958. .After Feb.
part into
class
basis
repaid
1,
i£59
"A"
at
5 %
yearly
at
th«
notes
common
this
Gas
the
financing
installations
West
Coast
will
to
bv
Florida.—V.
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continuance
tnat
heavv
314.
With
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The
corporation on March. 16 filed with the SEC an
amendment to
registra..on statement covering an additional
$15,000,003 in Ham¬
perioaic investment certificates.—V. 182,
p. -314..
ilton Fund
York
record
M.
Hecht,
and
Chairman
of
the
Board,
on
March
i<j
would
±qih
th*
tnare.
taken
a
conditions waicn
predicted
t..at
Co.
Hawaii—Files—;
reserves
Kansas City Power &_ Light Co.—Registers
.'C;.;".':
subsidiaries have
sot
^
$* OOQ.OOO
un
^
additional
the
new
aris'ng out of the: operation of
snecial
Kern County Land Co.—January Revenues Up—
a
.
royalties.
1955
$1,810,842
1956
$1,916,255
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.
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v
7954
$1,795,021
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(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—To Vote on Merger Plan—
North
America
Companies
$21,279,000,
were
fractionally
4
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(E. J.) -Korvette, Inc.—Sales Rise—New Directors—
This
ended
operates
10
retail
in
stores
the
greater
compared with sales of $9,153,148 for the corresponding period of 1954.
Election of Richard Weil Jr., and Stanley R. Grant to the board of
directors
ahriounced
was
on
March 19 by Eugene Ferkauf, Chairman of
the Executive Committee.
Mr.
-1928
written
totaled $269,000,000, an increase of $19,000,000.
to $820,359,000, up $93,893,000 over the
Policyholders' surplus (capital, stated surplus, and vol¬
reserves) increased $66,551,000 .to a-total of $430,758,000 at
which
corporation,
area, reports sales of $15,108,911 for the three months
Dec. 31, 1955, the first quarter of the current fiscal year.
This
Metropolitan
higher
1954.
Premiums
above.—V. 183, pp. 994 and 407.
See Brown Shoe Co., Inc.
utilitarian nuclear reactor.
America'^ step into the atomic field took place when Indemnity
Consolidated
,
$28,000,000, which is expected to require
of financing
subsequent to the sale of
p. 1367.
.
a policy covering public liability,
workmen's compensation, and
employers' liability on the Nautilus, the world's first atomic powered
submarine.
In addition,
the insurance Co. of North' America later
provided a business interruption policy on the plant.. The Companies
also insure the Sea Wolf, sister submarine of the Nautilus, and will
provide coverage for a third atomic sub now under' construction.
The 164th annual report shows that premiums
written, assets, and
policyholders' surplus established new records in 1955.. Net earnings of
than
.
183,
Month of January—
issued
the
.
against
exposures
:
$17,000,000
preferred.—V.
Revenue from oil and gas
—V.
183, p. 1115.
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atomic exposures, according, to John A. Diemand,
the Companies.
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Mr. Diemand pointed out that the
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North
America
was
the first American insurance • company to underwrite
.
approximately
aggregate
of
North
company
SEC
an
America, Philadelphia, Pa.—
President
,
With SEC
on
March 21 filed a registration statement with
covering 120,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock ($100
par), to bs offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and The First Boston Corp.
The divi¬
dend rats, public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be
supplied by amendment.
•'
Subs'antially all M tne net proceeds of the stock sale will be used
to retire $11,620,090 of short-term bank
loans heretofore obtained
by the company aa temporary financing for its construction pro¬
s-gram, and any remainder will be added to working capital.
It is
estimated that the company's
construction program for 1956 may
This
y
of North
Loeb,
407.
p.
„
was
banking firm of Carl M.
assets amounted
*
.
formerly associated with R, H. Macy
Co., Inc. from
to 1952, while Mr. Grant is a general partner in the investment
Weil
Rhoades
■
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&
Co.,
York.—V. 183,
New
.
previous year.
untary
.
year's end.
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of $4.84 on
a
few less shares in
The
directors
holders
voted ..March
sains
to
1956
to
the
the
of
directors
will
be
voted
.
,
When
the
stockholders
for
shares)
of record
at
1966
of
$1
on
,the
per
the close
outstanding
share,
of
the
increased stock, and .the stock
directors will declare a, second .quarter
approve
stock
payable
business May
June
22,
(which
9,
over
1956
1956.—V.
will
include
183, p. 1366.
International
below.—V.. 172,
p.
2024.
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a
sales
new
of
reported
record
was
for
.
dividends
on
preferred
stock.
record, totaled $76,215,448, an increase of 21%
$62,784,427 and 14%
above the 1953 record of
-
Assets totaled
$37,804,313 at the end of 1955, compared with
$30,Y58,432 the previous year.
The company spent $2,920,000 for additions to plant and equipment
in
1955, compared with $1,680,000 the year before,
and plans to
start construction on a $5,000,000 expansion program this year, to
be
completed by the middle
Landis Machine
-
Mining Corp. — Proposed Merger and
Financing—To Change Name—
1
Bee Sunset. Oil Co.
also
1954
This
Debenture
today
•
after taxes,
83%
above the
of
1957.—V.
182,
p.
24o8.
the
stockholders
to
manufacturer,
furniture
1955.
1955,
$66,894,544.
upon.
Upon approval by stockholders, one-quarter of a,share for each Share
held will be issued^ as soon.as possible after
May 4, 1956, the record
date. Scrip-certificates will be issued for each fraction of a share.
for
-
Sales,
stock
the recommendation
earnings for
income
shares after, allowance
stock¬
spltt-up by increasing the outstanding stock 25%.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders to be held
April 24, 1956,
a
Net
,
fecommehd
and
largest
$4,128,625, a new record
and ah increase of
1954 total of $2,253,225.- The
income was the equivalent of $4.07 per share for 1,000,000 common
1954.—V. 183, p. 209.
20,
nation's
The
International Business Machines Corp.—Stock Split—
'
Co*—Reports Record Earnings—
Kroehler Mfg.
;
statutory Earnings per share of Insurance-Co. of North
.•"America's capital stock were $4.82 after taxes compared with earnings
Combined
achieve
earnings for 1955 with an expected Bales
volume of $113,000,000 and profits before taxes
above $7,100 000
and
««er taxes
earnings would approximate $3.75 to $4.00 a* common
pre-tax
Honolulu,
company on
.
Stating
,
This, company and lis
new
Security Analysts that the company's stores
sales
this Fund has
montns
managed
.dividend
Co.—Reports Record Sales Volume
Ltd.,
Feb. 23 filed with the SEC a letter of notification
covering 1,944 chares of common stock (par $10) to be offered in
exchange xor shares of common stock of Kona Investors, Ltd. on the
: "basis
of one share of common for each 1.6 share of Kona Investors
ycommon; also $23,500 of promissory notes to be offered in exchange
for shares of common stock of Kona Investors riot owned by KalluaKona and not exchanged under stock exchange offer at rate of $7.50
- of notes
for each fully-paid share of Kona Investors; also $25,000 of
-promissory notes to be offered in exchange>for unsecured claims of
Kona Investors^ the amount of each note to be 75% of the amount Of
the claim for which it is exchanged.
The company's office is located
at 2333 Kalakaua Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii.
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upward trend of American busi¬
by William A. Parker, Chairman,
paBt three
coal stocks.
in
split-up becomes effective, the
Hecht
Samuel
The
the
the
21
the
in
position
of
March
on
-Atomic Reserves Set Up—
•
Hamilton Funds, Inc., Denver,
Colo.—Registers
{Securities and Exchange Commission—
its
revealed
In
provide
th°
182," p.
,
..
growing demand will make for. increased tonnage and profits lor
units in the coal industry.
response to a stockholder's question whether consideration had
been given to a stock split, Mr, Parker,"replied that this possibility
had been discussed by tne directors, but no action had as yet been
taken.
He pointed out that four years ago, m March, 1952, tha stock
had been split tnree-for-one, adding that since tnat time net asset
value per snare has almost doubiea.—V. 1$3, pp. 771 and 1366.
well
stock
be-used
occasioned
of
Kailua-Kona
.
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that
a
unsecured
but
-.
start
share.
per
The funds obtained
additional
done
was
for
run
$70,000 after Feb.
in
expressed
was
suostantial
~.
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—
.
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had long dep/eosed coal companies had radically changed, he
SEC
-covering 9,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (two
cents per share), through Ruth J.
Raines, Las Vegas, Nev
The pro¬
ceeds are to pay expenses incident to
mining operations.
Acquired—
Incorporated Investors—No- Stock Split at Present-
•
Canyon Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, UtahFiles With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
.
•
993.
p.
Grand
•
Contracts—
below
,
Co
'
985,113shs.
5,000,000shs.
;
is Suite 1019,
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.
A
share,
office
principal
The mining propertied consist of a 47%%
working interest in 41
.unpatented mining claims and a full working interest under a mining
lease covering 1,440 acres of patented fee lands, situated in the Talla.liassee crecK Mining uistrict m r-remont County, Colo., and mining
.leases from the State of Colorado, covering approximately 16,000 acres:
of State land, in Park and Teller Counties, Colo.—V. 182, p. 2358.
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to
is
Insurance
for
redemption on April 6. 1956
all
s*lar2s of its 5%. cumulative preferred stock A (par $50)
$52.50 per share plus accrued dividend
amounting to $13 16 per
at
for
""'
Immediately, in Fullerton, Calif., on a new
225,000 square-foot warehouse for this corporation, it was announced
) on March 13
by Irving Goldfeder, Chairman of the Executive Commfttee. This new facility is scheduled tor completion by Aqgust, in time
to take care of the increased pack planned for -the Fuherton piant.
The new warehouse, Mr, Goldfeder explained, represents a further
step in the company's over-all warehouse-decentralization program
which was announced last year. He s;?.ted that in the last 12 months,
Hunt Foods has added 870,000 square feet of warehousing, space to its
previous capacity.
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Construction
of a 375,000 square-foot warehouse,
adjacent to the
-company's existing warehouses m Hay ward, is ndw 'unde.way, as Is a
M50.00U square-foot warehouse in bt. Louis. Another 120,000 squaretoo* warehouse in Chicago was constructed and opened for business in
l»55.—V. 18J, p. 1231.
-v:;,~v;v,
A
5% Preferred Stock A Called for
Redemption—
The
and
indebtedness
repay
Warehousing Capacity Increased—
by
senior
Ohio .Match Co.
Construction
Graham-
properties to Kairer-Frazer
i s
fsecuriiies consisted of
$8,270,003 in debentures, 1,343 shares
^preferred and 72,299 shares of convertible preferred.-
.
to
Inc. above.—V. 182, p. 2129.
Hunt Foods, Inc.—To Be
See
•Is
Wacn
cents)————
10
(par
Outstanding.
In the six months' period ending Dec. 1, 1955, the company's gross
from these properties was $ .80,753r before deduction of field
operating-expenses, Federal and State income taxes, Interest, depletion
•and
office overhead amounting in the aggregate to approximately
$84,000. i'i'-v'v
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the
.
Hughes Aircraft Go.—Grants New
.
JPaige Corp.
:
According to the terms of a listing application filed with the New
York Stock Exchange, holders of the
Graham-Paige convertible pre¬
ferred will be offered $38 in market value of
Graham-Paige common
stock for each-share of preferred
they hold.
The offer will be made
•on or about April 6
and will extend for three weeks thereafter.
It
presently intended
that
any
unexchanged shares of convertible
preferred will be called for redemption at the
expiraUon of the offer
-at the redemption
price of approximately $33.65 per share.
weUs; and for
revenue
W;
Brazil.
new
Graham-Paige Corp.—To Simplify Capitalization—
A
proceeds are to be used
capital.—V. 183, p. 209. --'
net
working
in partnership
is constructing two
and other chemical
.
The
.
is further indication of the Grace company's
with Parbwerke Hoechst, A. G. of Germany,
plants in Brazil for the production of DDT
products. The Dewey and Almy Chemical Company
'Division of Grace has -a subsidiary in Sao Paulo which produces caneealing compounds.—V. 183, p. 1230:
-
for drilling and ex¬
to be used
are
1955.
Mile High Center, Denver 2, Colo.
Its office in Nevada is located in Carson City.
The company also is
qualified to do business in the States of Colorado, Illinois and Indiana,
n. The company is qualified to engage generally in the business of ex¬
ploring tor, developing, producing, treating, refining and marketing
oil, gas, ores, metals, minerals and derivative produevs thereof.
How¬
ever, at the present time, the principal business in which the company
^intends to engage is the operation and development of oil and gas
properties, and the exploration of mining properties.
■■
The oil properties mentioned below aie presently producing, and the
•company is receiving income therefrom; the mining properties are in
the exploratory stage and no ore reserves have been established,
j: » The oil properties consist of working interests in 29 oil and gas
leases
covering approximately 1,950 acres of land in Illinois and
Indiana, on which there are 61 producing wells.
Most of these wells
are producing, relatively
small amounts of oil from shallow horizons.
Although the rate of production, generally speaking, is declining, the
Company's net* reserves, established by engineering studies, are expected
to. yield from existing wells an estimated aggregate amount of approxi¬
mately 617,301 barrels of oil.
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Investing Co., Utica, N. Y., On Feb. 15
cumulative preferred stock at
($25 per share). The offering was completed.
par
President of W. R. Grace & Co., pointed out that
several
new
investments the company is making in
of
one
\
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Nevada on Sept. 29,
Its
offered 960 6hares of 6%
Grace,
^Brazil, adding that this
stock
Common
countries.
Peter
since
>7
Household Gas Service, Inc.—Preferred Stock Offered
a new and much larger plant, expand
production greatly and manufacture Alnico V, a powerful magnetic
alloy increasingly in demand by indusry in Brazil and other South
American
proceeds
vf'/V'1'"V1':-.' .'-.Authorized
March 21 filed a registration statement with
75,000 shares of its common stock, to be offered
covering
to buhd
Grace are
the investing public
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—Mohawk Valley
Eriez S. A. has been producing magnetic separation equipment and
Alnico magnet castings at ganto Amaro, Sao Paulo, for a year. Plans
of
available to
CAPITALIZA'Sr ON GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
on
company
SEC
the. company.—V. 183,
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have been
ploring claims; to drill" and complete two development
working capital and general corporate purposes.
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,
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shares
publicly 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at $1 per share as a speculation.
"
by Hooker to eligible employees of the company and of its
owned
subsidiaries
under
the Employees', Stock Purcha;e
equipment to produce high quality Alnico castings and allied products.
Alnico permanent magnets are essential component parts of a wide
•grange of products incluaing radio ana television te>s, meters, magnetic
chucks, magnetic separators, conveying equipment, telephones,: motors,
radar, electronics equipment as well as scores of household items.
They have wide application in the chemical, mining, textile, metal
working, food, power, rubber, paints, paper, plastics, glass and other
industries.
and its
Juniper Oil & Mining Co., Denver, Colo.—Stock Of¬
D. Robbins & Co., Newark, N. J., is offering
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Registers With SEC—
the world's
.
outstanding.
>
is said to be
largest manufacturer of permanent non-electric magnetic
equipment for the processing industries,
;
:
The
two
companies
have already applied Jointly to Carteira do
Comercio Exterior (CACEX), an agency of the Bank of Brazil, for a*
"license to import specialized foundry, heat treating and magnetizing
29,
The'net
$4.26 on the 2,447,189 shares of capital stock
was
fered—C.
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TheEriez Manufactures Co., the parent company,
share
,
Feb.
on
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10,425,259
corporation has purchased the community antenna systems in
Flagstaff, Ariz., Dubuque, Ia„ and Pocateilo, Ida., Milton J. Shapp,
President, announced on March 21.
With these acquisitions, this corporation, which manufactures equip¬
ment
ior
community antenna systems, owns or controls five com*
munity antenna system companies. In January, Jerrold purchased the
community antenna system in Ukiah, Calif:
In November, it acquired
controll.ng interest in the Key West, Fla., system.
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The Dubuque community antenna system, which went into operation
in March,
1955, now has 3,300 subscribers.
The Flagstaff system;
started in August,
1954 baa 1,100 subscribers. Tne Pocateilo system,
alter 11 months, has about 700 subscribers.—V. 182, p. 112.
t
The company on March 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
•covering $100,000 of 5% 10-year subordinated debentures (fo be issued
in denominations of $1,000 each).
The proceeds, are to be added to
iary of Eriez International Corp., Erie, Pa., to manufacture permanent
magnet alloys,
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r-s,
to
Jerrold Electronics Corp.—Buys Three Systems—
Hillyard Sales Co. (Western), St. Joseph, Mo.—Files—
;
on
March 20 announced a decision to undertake
million investment in the Sao Paulo area in Brazil with
Eriez S. A. Produtos Magneticos e Metalurgicos, wholly-owned subsid¬
company
Joint $1
amounted
This
"
This
Fund
"
,
a
this
that date.—V. 132, p. 1911.
scheduled for September, pending acquisi¬
tion of structural steel, with completion expected by early 1957.-:
The new facilities, designed for low-cost production of high volume
consumer
and
professional paint products, will have
a
producing
Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—Stock Split Voted—
■•
capacity of 100,000 gallons of paint per month. Space provisions have
also been made for the installation of additional equipment which
The
stockholders on March 20 approved a 3-for-l split of the
would double the unit's capacity.
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;
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.company's common stock. Also approved were an employee savings
The Reading plant, one of 12 paint manufacturing units that Glid¬
plan, and a stock 'option plan.
v
v.
den has throughout the United States and Canada, is among the larg¬
;
Along with the stock split, the shareholders approved a change
est paint producing facilities in the nation. It presently produces about
from no par value to $2.08 Va par value a share. Tne New York Trust
650,000 gallons of varnish, lacquer and consumer and industrial paint
Co., transfer agent, will mail on April 30, 1956, to each holder of
.products monthly. The unit serves Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland,
Hercules common stock a certificate or certificates representing two
the New England Bates, and the Eastern Seaboard from Maine to
additional shares for each share held at the close of business April
North Carolina.—V. 183, p. 406.
.-v.V ' V. 3, 1956.—V. 183, p. 1231.
>V''t. v
Construction is tentatively
.
of
assets
Effective March 9, 1956, this Fund began functioning as an open-end
fund
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1956, covering 375,000 of its class A common shares ($1
par).
This stock represents outstanding shares to be ofieved lor
public sale by the holders thereof; and no part of the proceeds will
be received by
the company.
Tne public offering price, and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. H. W. Bylleeby &
Co., Inc., is the principal underwriter.
The selling j?.o.kbowers are
Gerald, Wiilard and Joseph-Giawitz fbrothers) and c.rtain trusts
established by their children.
Tney are aireciors and hold the re¬
spective positions of Board Chairman and Treasnrer; President, and
Vice-President.
After sale of the- 273,000 class A shares, the & -Ring
stockholders will continue to own 471,110 Class A and ;56i,073 class B
shares
(52.34%
and 94.02%, respectively.) .—V. 183, p. 1231.
'
; ;
f
net
1956,. Coleman W. Morton, President, announced -on March 19.
This
develop¬
:V ■■■r-K'1}
Total
asset value per
Chicago, III.—Registers
Helene Curtis Industries Inc.,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
;
Marc.1
elsewhere," he said.
Mr. Joyce said that Glidden expenditures for research and
ment are currently at a rate of about $3,000,000 per year.
"
...
Mr.
expect to spend about $15,000,000 on card¬
■/'
company's
the
that
said
He
we
year."
International Resources Fund, Inc.—Assets, etc.—
to 1955, the com¬
expended nearly *26,000,000 for expansion;
O
Hecht announced that he expected sales and profits to maintain
their present upward trend supported by new expansion in the Balti¬
more
(Md.) area where the company is presently constructing a new
160,000 square foot store to open in the Pall of 1956 in the Edmondson
Village Shopping Center area, a 300,000 square foot bulk service ware¬
house for central distribution; and in Washington the. rebuilding of its
Washington'main store garage to handle 3,000 cars daily, about double
the present parking capacity, projects involving a total cost in excess
of $6,500,000 lor land and buildings, The company is cons.dering^sitcs
for other suburban-type branches in the Washington, D C. an<*
more trading areas.—V. 182, p. 2357.
pany
involved $8,100,000 m capital expenditures
"This expansion program
In 1&55," he said,
additions this
ial
-
Hecht said that in the nine years from 1947
Mr.
$6,000,000 terminal grain elevator in
paint produc;ion facilities of Atlanta,
new
Chicago and new or additional
Montreal and other locations.
company
has
Co.—Buys St. Louis Firm—
bought
all
capital1 stock
of
the
Arrow
Machinery Co. of St. Louis, Mo., it was announced en March
Victor Vohsen, President.
The purchase price was undisclosed.
The Arrow
specializing
company
in
has
machinery
the equipment business,
manufacturing and repairing*
been engaged-in
for
shoe
Shoe
22 by
since
it
shoe
founded
was
It
1945.
in
Arrow
Mr.
will
Vohsen
also
was
a
'
machinery.
be
operated
said.
..
to
Harriman
Co.—Develops Rectangular Motors—
Leece-Neville
The
less
as
with
other
to
and
140
where
areas
air
R.
Rectangular construction of the new motor is made possible
unique design in which the flux path is axial with the armature
as opposed to conventional motors
whose flux path is concentric
possible by a
shaft. The special flux path in turn is made
pole piece pattern.—V. 182, p. 1569.
the
I
election
The
'
of
March
He
15.
j been elected Chairman of the Board.
will
himself
concern
has
with
primarily
The Board
a
Of
Director of the |
magazines
Life
Underwriters
'
was
J**"'""
The offering
share.
net
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
working capital.
to
are
not underwritten.
was
for
used
be
and "
expansion
The
new
'
Authorized
I>'
stock
Common
cents)
25
(par
industrial
|
life
Louisiana
July
10,
Feb.
on
laws of the Stats of
The charter of the
amended
8,
1952.
amended the name of the company was changed
was
company
will
Underwriters
Life
Austin
Co.
Insurance
I
Investment
the
stock
former
While
the life
has
is
company
for
taken and, thereafter,
into the hands of the
The
with
The
total
1956.
Miss.;
natural
Co.—Expansion—
Of¬
to
on
new
day
per
gas
bidders
be
First
The
and
& Co.
dividend,
with
for
Louis
"
Not
Net
161,
—
$185,832
Net
railway—-.
from
ry.
—"—-
It
Louisiana.
serves
agricultural
largely
a
2,153,823
Mo„
equipment
rn
pared
with. $29,600,030
contrasted
with
1954.
in
$4,092,000
box
1,793,707
Net
income
for
The
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized1
•First
mortgage bonds:
series
3%
3y«%
3V8%
due
series
due
Misc.
1974—'.
notes
rate
interest
to
stock (par
cumulative
4.16%
4.44%
•The
stock
maximum
(no
-
«
60,000 shs.
•
70,000 shs.
authorized
by
the
mortgage
earnings ratios and other provisions of the
and: Deed
of
Trust
Mortgage and Deed
is
par)
to
1,100,000
shares
issued
purchasers
Jan.
named
18,
1956.
below
have
Ohio—Files—
March 8 filed a letter of
&
notification with the SEC
SEC
(25
for
ar,
agreed
in
a
bid of 101.7999%.
from
received
Indebtedness,
construction
the
company
territory
a
aggregate
Bristol
of
of
naving
share), without underwriting.
incident to mining operations.
cents per
1955
salaried
Chemical Co.—Stock
,
Bros.
Employees' Stock Plan f*r
,
.
Stuart
de¬
incurred
and
program,
treasury
for
connection
in
any
balance will
property additions.
Cranston
Westerly,
and
area
an
about
of
870
mil»a
square
area
an
of
46
square
miles with a
33,200.
the
year
$33,452479 ana
Denton
&
Inc.—V.
Months Ended Jan.
six
Net
had gross
net Income of $3,681,773.
the
1955,
company
members
183,
p.
of
operating
the
13C9.
,
,
before Fed.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
31—
1956
1955
$24,979,897 $21,533,987
<
sales
Inc.
Prov.
possessions) taxes on inc.
for Fed." (and possessions) taxes on inc.—
(and
1,177.682
518,180
724,543
305,525
-
profits
-
-
S659.5C2
$419,018
Earnings per common share
$0.26
$0.16
George Marks, President, on March 14 said; "For a number of years
the company has been vigorously contesting an attempted assessment
of alleged deficiencies in Excess Profits taxes for the fiscal years 1944.
and 1945.
Had the Government prevailed it would have required payment
approximately $460,000. exclusive of interest.
has been upheld by the courts,
of
•
(
nnnroxlmn'elv 18.400 hourly and
domestic subsidiaries—and
and the liti¬
gation successfully concluded. The contingent liability previously noted
in the company's annual reports Is now eliminated; a reserve for con¬
tingencies of $500,000 has been restored to surplus.
of the Government for such deficiencies,
n:r its
successful
termination
of
the
litigation, affected
Neither the claim
elimination by tho
the operating results
shown above.
mail order and retail sales still showing an upward
of good sales volume and profit performance ia
anticipated."—V. 178, p. 1373.
^
for
the
periods
"With
trend,
present
maintenance
National Can Corp.—To
notification with the
to be offered at par
The proceeds are to pay
Option Plan—
employees of this company and its
Halsey,
of about 544,000, and including the
and Warwick.
Natural gas is supplied
population
Providence,
of
Warren,
Exchange Commission—
corporation on March 5 filed a letter of
covering 200,000 shares of common stock
expenses
The
silica
Exploration Corp., Dillon, Mont.—
The
'
The
severally
on
were
Bros.
underwriting group lnelude: Hallgarten & Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Wood, Struthers
& Co.; William Blair & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Putnam & Co. and Burns
York, N. Y., has been
agent under the indenture
be
Monsanto
PURCHASERS—The
on
due
is
towns
Net
of
Trust.
^Includes
company
3V2%,
E,
seemed by 30 new
issue of $100,570,000 principal amount
Jan., 1, 2015.—V. 183, p. 1368.
Co., Cincinnati,
Files With Securities and
70.000 shs.
16,300,000 shs.
$250,000,000 but the issuance of Bonds is otherwise limited by property
and
Silica
Moida Uranium
60,000 shs.
70,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
value)
3'As
as
short-term
reimburse
population
1956, and
from April
offered at $10 per share, without underwriting.
proceeds are to pay for expenses incident to development of
deposits.—V. 182, p. 1570.
(rto
15,644
70,000 shs.
par
The
7,280,000
*
to
and
in
New
paying
White,
$10,-
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be applied
company's
and
*
,
Bankt
—
offered
company,
a
subsidiary of New England Electric
engaged principally in the generation, purcnase and sale
and to a minor extent, the distribution and sale of
natural
gas.
The company's
business is conducted entirely within
the State of Rhode Island.
Electric service Is provided in 27 cities
(CST) on March 28, at its office in
the purchase from it of $2,530,000
covering 3,000 shares of 8%' cumulative convertible preferred stock to
be offered at par ($50 per share) and 3,000 shares.of common stock
9,900,000
Feb. 15, 1957—
maximum 3'4%
cumulative.*
Common
$15,297,000
and
series
"The company's position
18,000,000
$100):
income
Mohawk
20,000.00)
cumulat've
5%
Exchange
registrar
covering an
debentures due
1955
1,
bonds,
23
electricity,
■
*
1960
due
varies,
of
Outstanding
ls
1984
4.96%
Preferred
-
"
"
^
1980
due
serially
Promissory
' ' •'
11 '
series due 1978-:_:.l
series
3%
due
*
.
-
Corn
trustee,
Jan.
dated
\
Chemical
appointed
1954.
in
March
1,985,669
1,153,207
The certilicates are to be
costing approximately $3f193,780.
cars
on
March 22
on
Salomon
EARNINGS—For
trust certificates, series D, to be datod April 1,
In 15 equal annual installments of $170,000 each
Bonds Offered
—
BUSINESS—This
of
Trustee Under Indenture—
/
$32,784,000. com¬
1955 was $4,680,000
totaled
1955
mortgage
of
payment
the
System,
-
in
revenue
888.
p.
National Bellas Hess, Inc.
will, up to noon
receive bids for
The company
St.1 Louis,
in
area.
EARNINGS—Operating
& Co.; Memphis '
183, p. 9S5.
Meeks
Inc.—V.
filed with the SEC an amendment
covering 500,000 additional shares of
associates
and
UNDERWRITERS—Other
1957-197i, Inclusive.
of
Rader,
15
183,
bids for the bonds
be'used
84,960
1956
1955
1954 1953
$17,757,190 $16,698,609 $17,145,170 $19,757,712
3,902,920
3,512.898
2,927,170
3,781,162
income—
oper.
mature
gas
Co.,
&
t
Co.r
&
Co.;
&
(N. Y.)—Registers With
Commission—
statement
Inc.,- 101.45;
the
To Sell Certificates—
,<■'
1,
natural
.
C.
J.
were
Bensdorf
Goodbcdy
Gordon
Co.;
March
on
PROCEEDS—Net
to
$180,763
81,462
operations—
income—
January— •.
'
Gross
from railway..—
„•
program, estimated at $18,030,000
an additional $1,000,000 ol financing
its expansion program,,
and
Co.
with
j,
,
to
electricity
1955
$338,439
148,676
$358,444
172,562
209.
46 of the 64 parishes
estimated population of 725,000, residing in
sells
Inc.,
&
offering
Herman
Co.;
Ross;
&
Saunders
A.
the
in
Securities
langing from 105.44% to par, and at special redemption prices
clining from 102.44%'to par, plus accrued Interest In eacn case.
Ry.—Earnings
1953
■
railway
operating
p.
BUSINESS—Company, an operating subsidiary of Middle South Utili¬
ties,
M.
first
of
revenues
reported
complete
to
loanu
& Hutzler, 101.177, and Lehman
Bros,
and Goldman, Sachs &
Co.
(jointly), 101.109.
The series E bonds will be redeemable at general redemption prices
-Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
construction
company
Northfield and Southern
from
revenue
railway
V.
proceeds from the sale will be used In conjunction
Power's
ana
The
be required
Co.
&
Other
&
$150 million for
expenses*-.
'Net
1956.
may
than
revenues——
Boston
paid.
PROCEEDS—Net
capital
bank
1, ,1985, at 102.44% and accrued interest, to yield
3.37%.
The underwriters won award of the bonds at
cities
Corp. (jointly) 100.069 for a
$4.48
and Lehman Brothers 100.05 for a $4.52 dividend.
The preferred stock may be redeemed at the offering price, plus a
premium of $4.50 per share if redeemed on or prior to Feb. 1, 1961;
plus a premium of $3.50 per share If redeemed after Feb. 1, 1961,
and on or prior to Feb. 1, 1960; and plus $2 per share ff redeemed
after 1,
1S66. In each case, accumulated and unpaid dividends will
Langiey
of
March
by Arkansas Power & Light Co., a subsidiary. In 1954 an
14c a share was collected under bond.
H. Dixon, President, Advised that total operating revenues were
Railway operating
the
for
associated
Leftwich
Co.;
Sternberger
and
registration
000,000
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Railway operating
preferred stock were: Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane (jointly)
100.219 for a
$4.44 dividend; Blyth & Co. Inc. 100.15 for a $4.48 dividend; W. C.
Other
Co.;
Co.;
&
corporation
its
Weld
181, p. 2802.
third year.—V.
the
in
South Utilities,
Month of January—
-
bid of 100.33 naming the $4.44
a
reduction
and
«Narragansett Electric Co.
Include
and a
Illinois
Michigan Wisconsin said that the requirements of the
utility customers would total' 74,391,000 cubic feet of
Minneapolis,
competitive sale on
dividend..
The group won the issue at
working
for
used
be
Commission announced
the first time in the system's history, and
exceeded 1954 revenues by 7%.
Total operating revenues, including
$129,290,000 from electric, $16,040,000 from natural gas, and $8,307,000
from transit, amounted to $153,668,000.—V. 183, p. 670.
Securities
Corp. and Union Securities Corp. on March 21 offered
publicly 70,000 shares of 4.44% cumulative preferred
stock ($100 par) at $102.06 and accrued interest to yield
March 20
to
are
including
Ark,
Mid-South
capital stucK (par $1).—V.
bond
more
fered—A group headed jointly by Equitable
4;35%.
Rock,
Co.;
competitive sale
it Intend
Stock
Co.—Preferred
un¬
*
corporation
Reddoch
&
The
corporation
a
share, on
under
Light
&
proceeds
purposes,
Securities and Exchange
reports earnings for 1953 of $16,825,000, equal to
$2.21
the 7,598,106 shares outstanding.
This compares
with 1954 earnings of $16,194,000, or $2.13 a share.
Net income in 1955 included 26c a share arising from rates collected
■This
E.
Power
Little
Securities
project, estimated to cost $17,598,000. would
pipeline extensions, 48 miles of main line loops,
in compressor capacity in Wisconsin,
of
Middle
future.—V. 180, p. 2637.
Louisiana
net
corporate
&
N.
Wilder
built by The
amount equal-to
•
and
James
of 12,600 horsepower
proposed
a
does not write Industrial Insurance, nor does
The company
Offered—An
Corp.—Stock
expansion.
UNDERWRITERS—Also
•
Michigan.
and
pitalization Insurance.
; to in the
17,100 by
Inc.,
its subsidiaries are engaged in
auto sales financing, direct loans, etc., and the writing of Insurance
In
connection with
its
financing activities.
Offices are located in
Memphis, Nashville and Jackson, Tenn.; Jackson, Meridian and Tupelo,
proposed
miles
424
engaged
write
Co.,
State.
BUSINESS—The
participating and non-participating.
intends to
&
.
Another
v
,
accepted for filing, the Federal Power
been
March 9.
cn
in the final stages of surrendering its charter.
now
Greeff
"
for
Acceptance
general
and
application by this company, proposing the construction of new
pipeline' facilities to initiate natural gas service to 10 companies for
distribution
in 41
communities in Wisconsin and one in Michigan,
Underwriters
Consolidated
W.
R.
,
*
and 22,800 by Samuel Rotrosen, as Trustee*
the respective benefits of his children.
Vandewater,
PROCEEDS—The
located in the old mill will be
and
by
instruments.
-
"
Bradford
engineered
sold
trust
such
'
'
Secretary,
Treasurer
and Comptroller, 62,700 by
by R. H. de Greeff, 1,140 by Lillian de Greeff,
instruments
and
An
in writing various Ord'nary Life policies,
In the near future, the com¬
Select Whole?life policy, non-participating,
a $20,000 minimum, and a Participating 20 Pav Life wi^h Coupons.
company does not intend to go into Health and Accident or Hos¬
The
pany
*
Insurance company
of
Ira
trust
New York
,
Company.—V. 183, p. 1368.
SI
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.
Investment Corp.
Consolidated Underwriters Investment Corp. has not been finally
dissolved, it is
both
owned.- This action was
passed
stock
Corp.
of
stockholders
be built
expected to begin in April
is
under
held
being
are
Murdock
.
building.
a
its
of
derwriting group, headed by Equitable Securities Corp. '
and Burlington-Schas & Co., on March 15 publicly of¬
fered 50,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at $16.50
per share.
This offering was not made to residents in •
extend
will
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line
Consolidated Underwriters Investment Corp., a Louisi¬
ana corporation, organized for the purpose of organizing and operating
a life insurance
company.
On July 21, 1354, the stockholders of Con¬
solidated Underwriters Investment Corp. voted to liquidate the company
on
the basis of each stockholder receiving 114
shares of Life Under¬
writers Insurance Co. stock for each share of Consolidated Underwriters
stock belonged to
;
this
building
finishing
.
15
shares
shares
Rotrosen,
under
of its
all
formed,
first
^'as
in
erected
be
the
on
building
brought together in the new building.'
The
new
finishing building will be
,to Life Underwriters Insurance Co.
When
shares
-15,390 by
be equipped with a standard Rice Barton removable fourdrinler.
Delivery of the machine will begin in March or April 1957, and is
completed in July.
It is expected that the machine will begin
production in the early .fall of 1957.
Despite Its size, the new machine will not require a new building.
When Chillicothe Paper installed its third machine in 1948, space for
a
fourth machine was provided along side it.
The new Rice Barton
adjoined. It will contain two stories.
Finishing operations which are now
as
1952 and
will
March
on
594,320
Miriam Rotrosen,-14,250
230 feet from the present railroad loading
docks between the office building and the power houge, and will have
a
width of 200 feet along the present building,
to which it will be
500,000 shs.
under the
insurance company
61,560
I
Samuel
fourth,
Paper's
Chillicothe
machine,
paper
company
covering
38,000
to- be
EUSINESS—The Underwriters Life Insurance Co. was organized as an
t
,
will
The
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
.
'
'
will
it
Work
■* CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
filed
registration statement with the
par
common
scoc'c.
These
for public sale by
to be $9 per share
and- the underwriting commission 90c per share.
Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co.
is named as the
principal underwriter.
1
The prospectus lists 10 selling stockholders, whose aggr:gato stock¬
holdings amount to 950,000 shares, or 100% of the outstanding com_mon
stock.
Pincus Rothberg, President and General Manager, and
Benjamin L. Rothberg, Vice-President and Assistant General Manager,
hold the largest blocks, 303,050 and 299,250 shares, respectively; and
they are sellers of the largest blocks, 181,830 and 179,550 shares, respectively.
As
trustee
under
trust
instruments for the
re.-psctivo
benefits of his children, Benjamin L. Rothberg Is also selling an addi¬
Barton.
Its fourdrinler wire Will measure 138 inches wlde.r
be able to produce a sheet of paper 174 inches wide.
It
Rice
and
machine
j
'
' V
J.—Registers With
Commission—
^
outstanding shares which 'are to be offered
the present holders tnereof.
The offering pric^, is
complete.
months to
may
any
are
company
„
lic at $10 per
' '
-.
machine to increase production of offset and high,
has been ordered by Chilllcoth Paper Co., a subalso plans to put up a new finishing building
this
year,
to
permit enlargement
and better
arrangement of its
finishing- -operations.
The combined cost of the two projects is esti¬
mated to
be
approximately $7,000,000 and will take more than 18
by
This
SEC
Output—
Increase
papers
The
or
Securities and Exchange
paper
book
s.diary.
plan
1233.
tional
Corp.—Unit to
new
grade
Jan. 31 .offered to its ;
stockholders of record July 21, 1955, the right to sub^ K
scribe on or before March 16, 1956, for 100,000 addi¬
tional shares of common stock (par 25" cents) at $8.75 per
share on the basis of one new share for each four shares
held.
Unsubscribed shares are to be offered to the pub¬
1955,
613.
p.
A.
on
*
received from the sale of the company's
received from advertising in those maga- *
was
38.1%
182,
Mead
A
La.— *
Co.,v Shreveport,
Insurance
57.6%
and
zines.—V.
all
Montrose Chemical Co., Newark, N.
publisher
approximately
This
Stock Offered—The company
of "True Detective" and "Master Detective."
the $17,158,254 gross revenues for the year ended Dec. 31,
Corp.,
will not bind employees to exercise their
reduce the amount of payroll deduction,!
part of their credit balances, or both.—V. 183,
the
in
employees
withdraw
Exchange on March
Corp., which has contracts with publishers in foreign coun¬
granting the right to publish material from the company's mag¬
• Empee,
Inc., which sells subscriptions to magazlr.es of Mae¬
fadden Publications, Inc. and of other publishers and T D Publishing
to $83,900,000, a gainstrengthened financial position gives
Liberty Mutual the greatest resaurc"- for policyholder protection it ,
has ever had, he said.—V. 181, p. 1777.
20.5%.
Stock
the American
of
original
tries
total surplus increased
the same time,
At
Governors
fof
corporation vwas
azines;
In reviewing the company's financial position. Mr. Black pointed out
that assets had increased $34,300,000 t? $437,900,000 during 1955, or
$14,300,000,- or
and
or
national
company.
of
Participation
700
*_*
Publications, Inc.—Stock Listing—
of
approved
The
1
'
purchased at the option prico
by the credit balance then in his option account.
Lombardo,
&
_*____
listing 408,189 $1 par common shares.
organized in 1924 and publishes magazines
"True
Story,"
"True
Romance,"
"True
Experience," - "True Love
Stories,"-"Photoplay," "TV Radio Mirror," "True Detective," "Master
Detective,"
"Sport"
and "Saga." • Wholly-owr.ed subsidiaries of the •
company
are
Bartholomew House,
Inc. which publishes and sells
books by mail and through book stores; Maefadden Publications Inter- *
15
President, etc.
and
Smith
Inc.
p.
M-. Black will also continue as >
r.nd investment committees. He '
matters of company policies. He
President for the past 32 vears;
Smith had been Executive Vice-Pre ident
8.5%.
number of shares of stock which could be
options
Maefadden
'
r
700
700
13o7.
p.
on
700
700
__,
&
Stulbs,
Co.__* 1,500
Corp.il 1,500
&
Michigan
mailed
Inc:_____
Inc.
sen,
Scharff
700
___—*._>
Mill—
been
Mr.
of
183,
statement
Scott,- Horner & Mason, Inc.
&
V""
"_____T_—' 2,000
Ine.___i.i_l_ 2,000
70C
Inc.__
Inc.
Writer
Peters,
Co._-_—2,000
Hutton
Inc.'
Williams
First
proxy
Christen-
Mason-Hpgan,
Co.,
a
&
2,000
&
in
by shareowners at their annual meeting April
will offer eligible employees three-year stock options on
approved
Jones,
Co
&
shareowners
to
Through monthly payroll deductions, employees taking part In the
plan would build a fund toward the purchase of optioned stock. Inter¬
est of 3'/2%
per annum would be credited to each employee's stock
account on Dec. 31 each year.
During the months of September, 1957;
March, 1958; September, 1958; March, 1959; and September, 1959, each
employee would be able to exercise his option for not more than tha
Co.,
Co.__.
&
Hutton
1,000
1,000
Co
&
1,000
&
and
Lewis
P.
Inc. 1,000
1,000
Co.—
2,500'
Baxter,
executive
company's
the
of
Chairman
!
Lemon
Kormendi
Co.___ 3,500
&
Co.__
Anderson.*
Inc.
Co.,
3,500
Pressprich
Stroud
to the Presidency of this company
succeeds S. Bruce Black, who has
Smith
E.
Bryan
on
&,
&
Co,_x.
on
announced
was
Johnston,
&
Jackson
Ellis
&
near
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.—New
I
Robinson-Humphrey
Pdrheroy,
March 15 announced that it had acquired land in
Clayton, Ga. Construction of an additional tufted S
carpet mill will start immediately.
Operation will be carried out at
the new site by a recently organized Lees' subsidiary, known as Rabun h
Mills, Inc.
The company pointed out that the new mill would be
operated in addition to its present tufted carpet facilities at Bridge¬
port, Pa.—V. 181, p. 2688i
1
V i
.
,
County,
Ohio
The
Schoellkopf,
.
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—To Build New
This company
The
Rhoades
Loeb,
Webber,
—V.
Rabun
Green,
M.
W.
E.
bv a
1,000
Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Bache
shaft
with
special
&
Julien
3,500
a.
Cooley
seat
1,000
3,500
Inc._
Co.
Paine,
and truck industry fcr <
conditioning units, and
Collins
"
-
if permitted by both parent companies—
companies,
submitted
13.
12, the
plan
a maxi¬
mum of 400,000 shares
of common stock.
The plan would become ef¬
fective on a date later this year to be fixed by the board of directors
and would terminate on Sept. 30, 1959.
On the effective date, each
eligible employee would be granted an option to purchase a number ot
shares, which at the purchase price, would equal up to 30%
of hlr
base pay at that time computed on an annual basis.
Purchase price
would be 95% of the average selling price of the stock on the effective
date.
Employees would have 40 days from the effective date to decide
on participation.
1
1,000
Co._
&
3,500
&
Curtis
adjusters,
is limited.
space
Carl
inches.
ounce
regulators,
Co.,
&
—
Co;——
Co.
&
Drexel
being marketed by this
12, 24 and 32-volt ranges
Sullivan
____.
Bullington-Schas
Merle-Smith__
&
Dick
now
are
is available in six,
applications will be in the automotive
window
in
developed
The new line
outputs up
Initial
use
been
have
space,
company.
Inc.
5,000
Hutzler__
&
If
1,500
Co
&
3,500
Blair
rectangularly shaped motors, designed to give the same
comparable conventional round motors but in significant y
first
output
BoswoTth,
Ripley & Co., Inc. 5,000
Bros.
Salomon
Brothers
Stern
Equitable Securities Corp— 5,550
Union
Securities Carp.__.-_ 5,550
associated
been
March
Shares
Shares
equipment.—V. 173, p. 1479.
new
has
,
.
its
for
respective numbers of shares of
purchase from the company the
preferred, stock set forth below:
new
.
as a wholly-owned subsidiary,
be primarily maintained for re¬
will
traded for
building used machinery
distributor of imported
*
Landis
by
facilities
Its
(1475)- 7
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5519::.The
Volume 183
This
corporation
will
shortly
Establish New Plant— „
a new plant for lithographing,
open
plate to be located at 1931 North Cornell
a suburb of Chicago, Robert 3. Solinsky,
President, announced on March 22.
Mr. Solinsky stated that National
has purchased all of the metal
decorating equipment formerly operated by Benjamin Wolff Co. anc
will
install
additional
modern decorating equipment in this plant.
coating- and lacquering' tin
Avenue,-Melrose Park, 111.,
V.
182,
p.
2792.
»
<nw)-.
A
ICaXcii.16
revealed that
medli-million
development work will begin
dollar .asbestos
mine
and
plant
soon
on
a
world.
"The
said,
1956—Montb-r-1955
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$13,921,362 $11,418,392 $27,919,973 $23,050,577
710,000
2,364,000
1,489,000
Other ry. tax accruals *
840,459 *
,720,673
1,667,615
1,505,865
Net ry. oper. income—
1,743,374
1,333,234
3,442,352
2,550,017.
Net income
1,312,141
827,347
2,579,043
1,734,802
Earns, per com. share—
;
$0.64
$0.33
* $1.26
$0,69
V. 183, p. 1233. ■
' /,/
income
U.
income
S.
This
Robert S. Coleman, Manager of the new operation, said that the new
plant will produce fibre primarily for National Gypsum Co, and will
sell some other grades as they are available.
The announcement revealed that the project is expected to be com¬
pleted in 1953. Service buildings and roads will be constructed this
year.
Development work on the mine will be started either late this
year or early next year.—V. 183, p. 1112.
President,
1955
discussing
In
months
a
tainers."—V. 183, p.
tin
of
on March 27, at Room 1600,
receive bids for the purchase from
bonds, series I, due April 1,
offices
1
1113.
common
New England Electric System—Registers
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane at $20.37
per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 183, p. 211.
With SEC—
corporation on March 19 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 834,976 common shares ($1 par).
The company proposes to offer the shares for subscription by holders
of outstanding common shares on the basis of one additional share for
each 12 shares held.
The record date/ subscription price and under¬
writing terms (to be determined by competitive bidding) are to be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds are to fee added to the general funds of the company
and applied in furtherance of the construction programs of its sub¬
sidiaries, either through loans to the subsidiaries or purchases of addi¬
tional shares of their capital stocks, any balance to be used for general
corporate purposes of NEES. Based on present plans, the Subsidiaries'
construction budgets aggregate about $125,000,000 for the years 1956,
1957 and 1958.—V. 183, p. 1369.
^
i }
starting
Northern Ohio Telephone Co.
— Stock
Offered — The
March 16 that it was offering
stockholders of record March 15 the right
to subscribe on or before March 26 for 70,290 additional
shares of common stock (par $10) at $32 per share on
the basis of one new share for each five shares held.
The offering is underwritten by a group of underwriters
headed by Hayden, Miller & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Mer¬
rill, Turben & Co., and Lawrence Cook & Co. (all of
company
its
announced
Canada.—V.
and
183,
775.
p.
Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—Blyth &
Two other bids were received as follows: The First Boston Corp.
100.179, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.0719, both for 3%s.
The bonds will
be redeemable,
in whole or in part,
at prices
stock (par $5) was made on March 20
ny
This
states
20
.
Co., Inc., headed an underwriting group which offered
publicly on March 21, $25,000,000 of 3%% first and re¬
funding mortgage bonds, series Z, due Dec. 1, 1988. The
bonds were awarded to the underwriting group at com¬
petitive sale March 20 on a bid of 100.559% for the indi¬
cated coupon, and were reoffered at 101 %% and ac¬
crued interest to yield 3.32% to maturity.
A secondary offering of 34,000
—
in
Pacific
*
Financing—-
plans to finance part of its $74,000,000 construction
through sale of $15,000,000 of 25-year first mortgage bonds, /
Chandler, President, said on March 21.
^
A registration statement covering the proposed offering Is expected
to be filed around the middle of April with competitive bids for the
loan to be received about May 16,
Secondary Offering
will
,
company
shares of
^
proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock and the deben¬
be used to provide additional working capital for the
company's expanding operations, continuing from last year's record
totals, Mr. King said. .;v•:
The corporation, with headquarters in Los Angeles, Calif., is en¬
gaged in the automobile sales financing, consumer loan and insurance
business.
In business since 1920, the corporation operates over 290
program
permit the substitution
high cost tin currently
for food and other con¬
plate
(Calif.)—Securities Placed Pri¬
The
tures
Marv'n
of the program will be to develop a process to
of the low cost readily available aluminum for
Y.
N.
.
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Plans Bond
This
on March 15 that the sale to this corporation
assets of Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. was
Schwabneher & Co. of San Francisco, Calif., and New
(See also V. 183; p. 1234.)—V. 183, p. 1370.
ing fund arrangements.
(EST)
of
104 Ya%
at
and declining annually.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale will go toward the com¬
pany's 1956-1957 construction program which calls for an expenditure
of about $290,000,000.
Following the sale, the company plans to
retire its short-term bank loans totaling $25,000,000.
,
BUSINESS—Company
on
out
common
north
central
and
furnishes
electric
and
which
has
California,
service
gas
estimated
an
tion of about 6,250,000.
On Dec. 31, IS55, the company had
electric customers and 1,406,722 gas customers.
EARNINGS—In
1955,
gross
operating
revenue
with
compared
$380,244,192
in
1954.
Net
for 1954 it totaled $63,039,149.
$71,034,814;
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
The
net
treasury
p. 1113.
1956
1955
Operating revenues
$24,807,532 $22,163,526
Operating expenses *__*****;..-***_****_**,*,
18,262,534
16,532,825
Federal Income taxes
;_*_**
*—*...■2,063,354
1,688,244
Other operating taxes***.__******„,_**-.i.*****_,.
1,765,364
1,551,185
—__*_*
for
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
&
Refunding Mortgage bonds_*$l,000,000,000
Ser. I 3 V2% bonds due June 1, 1966
Series J 3% bonds due Dec. 1, 1970
proceeds are to be used to reimburse the company's
additions and betterments made to property.—V. 183,
'
:: ■••;;;■ V;'. ' V/'
^
$927,000
operating income—
Net after charges-.
$2,716,280
2,119,019,
r_
**—,*-——**
$2,391,272
.
Series O 3%
Under the terms of the transaction Hunt would become
of. Ohio.
Based on- operations in 1955, combined sales
companies
New Orleans Public Service Inc.12 Months Ended Jan.
-Earnings Increased i
3l—
Operating "revenues1:
.Operating .expenses
Federal taxes
——
——-
;-*_*,*,
***_
Other direct' taxes
Property
*,*--**__****
ret.
..
$44,358,370 $42,785,230
25,399,703
24,806^492
3,757,990
„
——_***-*,*,*_**.
appropriations
reserve
_*•
Was
i/
1955
1956
'
3,448,888
4,988,466,
4,125,000 :
5,231,736
4,325,000
-
*_
1974
1, 1979
1, 1977
bonds due Dec. 1, 1975
Ser. P 23/4%
bonds due June 1,1981
Ser.
Q 27/«%
Ser. ,R 3 Vs %
bonds due Dec. 1/1980
bpnds due June 1, 1982
Series S 3%
.
1,782,404
—V. 183. p. 1113.
■
Series L 3%
Proposed acquisition by this company of stock of Hunt Foods, Inc.
been submitted for approval to Ohio stockholders, it was announced on; March 19., ■■
■'
"'. "'4
•
amounted, .to
$4,268,381.
$107,398,260
and
a
subsidiary
of
the
their combined met
r
two
bonds due June 1; 1983
bonds due June 1,
:'
i'ow,
109,548,000
77,975,000
bonds due Dec.
3%
3%
bonds due Dec.
48,182,000
9,600,000
24,038,000
-
67,434,000
69,150,000
*
V
74,774,000
I Ser. T 2%% bonds due June 1; 1976
Ser. U 3%% bonds due Dec. 1, JL985
Ser. W 3«/o% bonds due Dec.*1, 1984
income:
18.669,000
23,839,000
bonds due June 1, 1971
3%
Series N
Acquire Hunt Foods—
has
Net
*
Series K
Series M
Ohio Match Co.—To
***
popula¬
1,692,997
for
.
New England
through¬
$443,499,555,
1955
was
totaled
income
Authorized
First
Cleveland, Ohio).
Month Of January—
't,
operating
Pacific Finance Corp.
12
Co.-—Bids March 27—
$55,000,000 of refunding mortgage
1996.-V. 183, p. 1369.
//''■,/■
Corp. has been formed as a wholly-owned subsidiary
to produce and market rare metals which have been developed to
an
advanced stage. It has recently submitted a bid to the Atomic
Energy Commission for the supply of a substantial share of the
zirconium requirements for nuciear powered generating stations and
ships. Zirconium, with its unique nuclear properties is essential to
reactor construction.
Its importance corresponds to that of copper
to the electrical industry.
"Negotiations for a long-term Joint research venture have been
completed with Crown Cork & Seal Co. of Baltimore.
The objective
manufacture
the
.'"/.
..//./'V-'■'
The company will up to 11 a.m.
140 West Street, New York, N. Y.,
it
"NEC Metals
the
1956,
New York Telephone
ago.
Tae present backlog of orders in our Equipment
also approximately, twice the level of a year ago.
in
29,
■
.
vately—Maxwell C. King, President, on March 16 an¬
nounced that the company has placed privately with In¬
vestors Diversified Services, Inc. an issue of $6,000,000
4%% non-convertible preferred stock and with Investors
Mutual Inc. an issue of $4,000,000 4%% capital deben¬
tures. Both issues will be paid off through 1'2-year sink¬
net
of
for
3,337,475
996. v;
p.
year
employed
balance
share
29, 1956, compared with $2.59 a share for the 12 ;
28, 1955. Tnese earnings per share are calculated
shares of common stock outstanding at *
whicn includes 303,407 shares issued in November,
of
basis
a
1955, and the 3,034,068 shares outstanding at Feb. 28, 1955.
Gross
revenues
were
$78,387,778 for the 12 months ended Feb.
29, 1956, as compared to $73,543,144 for the 1955 period.
Net income after fixed charges and before dividends on preferred
stock
was
$10,960,355 lor the 12 months enued Feb. 29, 1956 as
compaied to $9,448,304 for the previous 12 months period.—V. 183,
"The financial position of the company remains strong despite a
net loss of $337,381. During the first quarter of 1956; gross revenues
are
estimated at about $2,000,000, a 100%
increase over the same
period
the
that
$2.81
was
in connection
used
announced
was
the
Corp,—Earnings Up—
reported
stock
common
be
■
negotiated by
ended Feb.
the
Feb.
plana for 1956, said:
Division is
502,683
of
York,
21
March
on
for
to
Pacific Coast Aggregates^ Inc.—Acquisition—
9,757,446
$2,386,373
ended Feb.
months
and
operations
available
on
National Research Corp.—Current Sales and Backlog
Up One Hundred Percent—
Morse,
corporation
Income
.
proposal to change the
with the: Pabco name in the building
fields, the Pabco trade mark
with the products.—V. 183,
good will associated
continued
p.409.
1
New York State Electric & Gas
its market position.
S.
11,714,882
$1,069,032
*1,272,716
railway operations
Net railway operating income—
*
Deiicit.—V. 183, p. 1369.
a
1955
,
$12,783,914 $12,143,819
—.
the
retain
It
Net revenue from
Gypsum's policy of obtaining reserves of its basic raw materials. The
new deposit
is expected to reduce the company's costs and improve
Richard
1956
•
on
materials and hard-surface floor covering,
York, New Haven and Hartford RR.—Earnings
New
Month of January—
Railway operating revenues..*w**
—-———
luniway operating expenses^.—.—————_
75%
since
vote April',12
to Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.
It is felt that
of the combined sales and an even larger percentage of the
name
combined profits are from the sale of paperboard products/ the name
Pabco Products is no longer truly descriptive.
However, in Order to
,
will
■
.
stockholders will
Pabco
company's
,
communique
forma balance abeetj..adjusted to reflect completion, of the
which Fibreboard was acquired--and additional long-term
.
——
taxes—1,227,000
—
under
.
Period End. Feb, 29~*
Gross
Including dividends from. Fibreboard, increased its
and Fibreboard's jprofit afteriLaxes
taxes,
borrowings -were4 made,- showed 'consolidated-net working 1 capital* of
$37,947,849 at the year-end, a current ratio, ef 5.58 to one and bookvalue of $29.48-per common share. -•-> ;
„
.
.
.
*
RR^Earitings
New York, Chicago & St. LoWs
new
pro
.
plan
disclosed that the new mine and plant nftll be
operated under the name of National Asbestos Mines Ltd., a wholly
owned subsidiary of National Gypsum Co.
The announcement describes the new development as a "major min¬
ing operation." it will be located five miles east of Thetford Mines.
The acquisition, according to the announcement, continues National
The
The
^
,'
*.
to $6,177344 from $5,$93,791.
rose
75
mine and plant will supply
asbestos fibre
to
this
company's three
asbestos-cement plants at
MtlUngtgon, N. J.; St, Louis, Mo.; and New Orleans, La."
The company last year purchased a tract of land from Bell Asbestos
Mines Ltd., a subsidiary of Turner-Newall, London. The company since
has acquired additional land and now owns a 500-acre tract,.
National Gypsum Co. has two other Canadian operations.
It operates
what is considered to be one of the largest gypsum
mining developments in North America at Halifax, Nova Scotia, and
haa » paint products plant at Montreal. It has 37 plants in the United
States and is one of the largest manufacturers of building products in
announcement
handling.—V. .183, p.,1369.
car
profit - after
$2,233,300 in" 1955 from $1,555360
.maintenance:
milea southwest of Quebec. Canada.
.The
:
acres: of real estate/for
on
new
Thetford Mines,
at
and, outmoded equipment will be; freeing, approximately ,300
Industrial development; important savings: in
costsr'and.'Cutting by -two-thirds ■present, time on' freighfc
necessary
national Gjpom Co^-r-New Plant in Canada— ;;
Baker, Board Chairman,. in ah. announcement issued
:
/ Uritto H.
tThe% Commercial and:Fi^ncialJChroniclev..Monday, March 26, 195G
'/.j.
/ ;
*
77,475,000
"i'
Vl
-
46,675.000
/
55,807,000
The proposed transaction. ^d be voted upon
Apfll;10,*ealls for the >
Ser. X 3 Ve % bonds due June 1, 1984
60,950,000 ■;
offei-ing of one share of $100 par, value Ohio .5% preferred stock for
/Ser; Y 3%% bonds due Dee. 1, 1987
44,975,000
•
10 shares of $10 par value, Hunt 5%
preference stock, and an ex¬
V" Series Z bonds due Dec. 1, 1988:
25,000,000 ; r
change of common on the basis of two shares'of COiio for one sharer of
First pfd. stock, cumulative (par $25)—.
Hunt,
As an alternative, Hunt common stockholders would be
given
; ;6%* first
4,211,662 shs*
4,211,662 shs.
preferred^ stocki-Z—-9__
an opportunity
to accept one share of Ohio- common, together' wltli..
1,173,163 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
/ 5Mt%' first preferred stocks*/---—:
one-fifth t. share of Ohio preferred for each share of
Hunt common.
5% first preferred stock——
400,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
The amount of Ohio preferred - available^ for this
alternative la lim¬
6%. redeemable firstr. pfd4- stock*-*.**
2,860,977 shs.
2,8 iO,977 shs.
ited to 18,302 shares.
•/ 5%
redem. first pfd. stock," series A
1,750,000 shs.
1,719,388 shs.
For the exchange to" be
•'
"effective, the offer must be accepted by
4.80% redeem, .first preferred: stock i 1,517;375 shs;
1,517,375 Shs.
holders of at least 80% of Hunt
.voting" stock and "at least 80% of
.4.50 rk / redeem^., first .preferred/ stock
ti,ooo,ooo shs.; $1,000,000 shs.
all Other classes of.Hunt stock.~-^V.
183, p. 1234.
; ;V
""
4.36% redeem; .first preferred stock
i" 1,000,000 Shs,
1,000,000 Shs.
Redeemable first preferred stock (un/.
..Ohio Oil Co.~To,Sell Uranium Concentrates—classified
in
6,086,823 shs. /*►
spries )•_*—*—
None
•
Common 8tock (par $25)_*_*__*—_i__
20,000,UOOshs.
16,255,811 shs.
This company, in: association with Arthur E.
Few. Jr. of Philadelphla;
.'./'♦ThP board of' directors may from time to time increase the-amount
Pa., .has concluded arrangements with the U. :S,'Atomic
Energy; Com- :
authorized,,
mission looking toward the. sale of uranjum concentrates
tCompany : employees had agreements with. the company
by 4he "asso-k;
on Dec, .31,
dates th the ACE, J. C... Donnell
1955, for the purchase on an ..instalment basis of 134,469
II,-President,, announced on, March 9. ' shares
4.50redeemable' first preferred*- stock. * The company^ will
In the first venture pf
; its kind to'be-'coriducted-by jpriVate' enler^ ^
issue on Nov. 1, 1956, such number: of shares, of. said s;ock as is
prlsp, the associates propose to produce the nranium concentrate- from
: necessary to complete the agreements then in effect.
uraniferous lignite ores which are
known, to exist in the western part
of North, and South Dakota,
v;
fke lignites cannot be economically
UNDERWRJTERS-rrThe'.' underwriters named below severally • have
treated,! however, by the/inetallurgcal techniques applied" to standard
made a firm^commitment to purchase all of the series Z bonds: •
;
Uranium ores such as those found in the Colorado Plateau
area.
:i '
"
Blyth & Co.; Inc.--—_$2,000.p6oW; E» Hutton & Co.—* $500,000
.
Net operating revenue**——.
$5,643,941
$5,416,384
170,028
149,982
Gross income
—$5,813,969
interest on mortgage bonds—j—l
—1
1,785.876
Other Interest and deductions—————
312,349
$5,566,366
1,616,440
Other income
_*_
(net)——————.
„
-
.
', .Met income
■
—
*
—
*_:__
'———*.'—*___.
—
Dividends applicable to preferred stock——. ,_*":
Ratence
—
•—1IF., 183, p..211l.
' '*4..
I
$3,346,203 ' $3,281,748
'•-V' .-1
1 r.yv
:
r
1956, V
1955 :
:**
$64,982,347 $58,565,517
Railway operating expenses.—„L_
52,091,439
46,558,546
Railway, operating
...
revenue—.*,
"
<
298,637
$3,715,744T $3,651,289
369,541:
369,541.
New York Central RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
,
,,
—,
f
■
-
.
The
Mel revenue
from railway operations—**i— $12,890,908
Net railway operating income*.——————
V
4,307,911
$12,006,971
5,001,370
Public Relations Director AppointedRobert
8.
Eisenhauer
sition of Director
of
has
Public
been
appointed to the newly-created
Relations
of
po¬
this
railroad, effective April
2, Thomas J. Deegan, Jr., Vice-President-staff, announced on March 19.
Mr. Eisenhauer p.cviousiy served
s Director of public: relations a id
advertising for Chesapeake Industries, Inc. In his new position, he
wfiLte responsible for present and expanding community, press, radio
TV and special services. His headquarters will be New York.,, :
}
To Revamp and Streamline
,
Freight Yard Facilities-^
York" Central RR. on March 20 disclosed plans for re-f.
and streamlining freight yard facilities throughout
the
'' ■;>"
E. Perlman, President,' revealed the "railroad
plans to spend
The New
vamping
System.
Alfred
more
than
$25,000,000
to
overhaul
of
classLication
thi; new
$10,559,000 electronically-controlled
yard is scheduled to. begin, within the next two
Buffalo/
or
three
weeks.
project i» expected^ to pay for itself In less than two
yean, Mr. Perlman pointed out/ noting ? that salvage operations " will
defray the cost of new construction
by an estimated $4,454,000,
reducing the net cost of the project to $6,105,000.
The sweeping overhaul of freight facilities in Buffalo and
h&arby
Gardenviile will also slash oper ting expenses by
nearly $4,500,000
and will save shippers
predicted.
Increased efficier.cy of operation
an
estimated
225,000
car-days
a
year, Mr. Perlman
will also permit the railroad* to
release more than 10 locomotives for other duty, he said.
Additional advantages to be gained from the retirement of un->
conducted
considerable
research,
'thraugh the1
Eastman,, Dillon & Co.,. M00.000
Glore, Forgan & Co.:
.
1,400,000
Catalytic Construction Co., toward developing ah- economic process for
recovery of uranium from the lignites;
Further development of the
process will be conducted, in. a pilot plant at the Colorado School' of
Mines.
The associates have retained
Catalytic Construction
proceed with pilot plant operations.
*,
•
'
f.
.
Depending on the pilot 'plant results and determination of
serves, the associates will decide whether or not, :tp construct
'
Harriman
to'
Co/
Mr.
Donnell
said.
If
the
decision
is * favorable;
final negotiations with the Atomic
-Energy ; Commission
sale of the. uranium concentrates.
^
.
•« •"» / . JThe associates estimate that.-the
mUl, if "it 'is
-'
for
the
•
The
an
program
for
uranium
M.
in
.
Pew
for the
North "Dakota
888,
p.
.
past yea* in
and South
K-;i".yh«:*•«;
Pabco Products, Inc.—Sales arid
of
Pabco
report
common
stock
/
;
;
r
*
.
*/>
*,
.
,
...
'...4
,
500,000
300,000
.
'
»
.,
Hornblower
.• •.
> :
^
—V.
'
r
"
/
:
Consolidated pro.forma' net''sales in4 the calendar year were $122,736,278, excluding sales of $4,964,ll8 of the subsidiaries sold.
Comparative pro forma results of- prior years are* not available^-Reconstructed, however, on a calendar; year basis, sales and earnings of each
company increased in 1955 over-1954..
}-.
'
-
•Fabco's sales rose to $32,506,530 in 1955 from $29,658,728 In 1954s
and Fibreboard's sales advanced to $;>5,872,032 from
$88,061,488. Pabco's
-
Wepks**
1370,'
•
•;v'
■
Pacific. Northwest:
-
500,000;
^;
William R. Staats & Co.
200,000
Sutvo &
200,000
Co.
- ? ^
Pijielirie
-U^oip.'^-Finaiicihg ProgTaim
T'his .corporation oh MaVdh/SlO announced;hlans fof, financing coni.
facilities to carry natural -gas from Canada. These 'will
involve to excess of $50,000,000. C, R. Williams, President, said the financing; will provide for in¬
stallation/of alrge diameter pipe- at the northern end of its system,
struction. of
of Jts
the proposed point of interconnection at the
construction of additional sales laterals and
additional compressor facilities.*
v
4
The corporation also proposes to* acquire 25% of the common stock
of Westcoast. Transmission Co. Ltd.
"
'
'
The new securities include $35,000,000 of first mortgage bonds and.
$10,000,0001 of 5.6% interin notes being sold by direct placement with
institutional investors. The^ balance will be raised by hank loans due
extensior
international
line,to
boundary,
installation of
•
.
.
183, p.
.
,
1
•
operations
also .discloses that these earnings
exclude a profit of $2,025,016 after, taxes realized
by: Fibreboard from
the sale of two subsidiaries,^ as well as net
profits bf $339,471 from the
operations of these subsidiaries from Jan,! 1 to June; 20, 1955, the date
of sale.
inc.
The Illinois
;(lnc.),4^^—500,000
'•
-
Outstanding, William LI Heady, Presi-
March 15;
on
of, Fabco's
.•".
.
Earnings
its whoilyrowned" subsidiary; Fibreboard Products
Inc., for the year ended Dec. 31, ,1955. reported pro forma .net profit of
$5,807,649 equal after preferred dividends to $3.78 on; the *1,513,108
shares
Co.___—
Frer6s- & Co*— 1,400,000
Co. Inc;__
300,000
Brothers .**
I 1;400,000 • McCormick St Co_i—** r300,000
j McDonald & Co,
.Lynch, Pierce,
?
« :
300,000
Fenner: Beane J***? 1,400,000 ., Schwabacher & Co.300,000
Morgan, Stanley, & Co— 1,400,000; ; Elworthy At Co.*
200,000
First
California Co*/*.v
F.; S. Moseley St. Co.*_*. 1,400,000
200,000
Hill Richards St Co*—'
Dean Witter & Co.—***1,400,000
200,000
Central Republic,.Cot*r
Pacific... Northwest Ga*.
.200,000
This corporation and
dent; announced
&
St Co:__
Robert W. .Baird & Co.,
£>00,000
500,000
500,000
;
company has been-associated with
exploration
Dakota.—'V.'183j
v
•
Corp._*;
Webber,' Jackson
*L*__'
Curtis
Spencer Trask
.
Lazard
Merrill
fconstrftcted^^y begin1*
operations in the fall of 1957. It will not, only-process ores which are
under the associates', control, but also will
provide k market? for"' amen¬
able lignites mined" by "other, private interests in the
Higginson
Shields
RipleyCo.,.
enter V; Lehman
they "will then
into
4
fe-
mill/
&
Lee
Paine,.
■
St
Inc./-*-i-/_**/--/9**" 1,400,000
•Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.* 1,400,000
Kuhn, Loeb
Gq.~u£ 1,400,000
.
ore
,
r
Goldman,' Sachs &' COw 1,400,000
.
The
The latter
every year,
have
three
major freight yards, at
Buffalo N. Y.; Youngstown, Ohio, and Elkhart, Ind.
Comparable projects are contemplated for other existing freight
facilities as part of the railroad's long-range moderniza Jon program,
Mr. Perlman added,
,,
The Youngstown and Elkhart projects are still'under study. .Con¬
struction
associates
.
-
1962 and/sale of about'280,000 shares of common being sold in con¬
nection with subscription contracts which- were entered into-at-the
time of the original financing in the spring of 1955.—V. 182, p. 12.
Volume 183
Number 5519... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Pacific Telephone
Month
of
Operating
Operating
& Telegraph Co.—Earnings— ">
January—
-
revenues
_2_.i
expenses
1956
,
__
1'
;
43,665,534
—
Net
operating income—
charges
—V.
183,
1234.
p.
$7,419,147
_____
E.
•'
Tubes, Ltd.
Ames
Sundry
$7,775,836
6,027,227
™
Page-Hersey
fered—A.
4,782,274
,
6,339,564
$1.
net
proceeds
(Canada)—Debentures
1787.
V
.
v
■
of
gas
to
per
other,
ability
of
render
adequate
Trunkline
serves
Union
that
and
to
part
of
markets
common
>
Mr.
line
Purdue's
for
the
decision
construction
total
of
Co.
their
operation
The
construct
for
their
The
with
customers
in
Purdue
Mr.
—V.
said,
impair
the
Houston, Tex.,
of
the
United
States.
" ■"
The
The
the
(1)
and
the
to
the
Presiding
".r,'■
cover:
The
construction
6,000
day
decision
Panhandle
Examiner
In
be
Gross
—V.
Trunkline
and
from
Presiding
their
10
Examiner
operation.
laterals
volumes
of
$33,026,415
constructed
were
issued
ordered
Kansas
Purdue
The
to
gas
to
(Docket
G-2433).
and
is
required
(3)
The
tions, at
&
for
covering the enlargement of the
require Panhandle to supply increased
requirements of Central West Utility Co.,7
between
the
Liberty
lateral
authorized to enlarge.
of
10
three
at
Balaban,
Canadian
after
its
laterals
The
for
of
30-dStf period.—V. 182,
'
reports
the
of
for
estimated
earnings
the
United
investments
Consolidated
after
taxes
ended
year
States
of
and
earnings
consolidated
Dec.
31,
Canadian
of
the
cor-v
domestic
1955
at
income
and
.
These
adjust¬
excluding
share
per
on
for
estimated
the 2.195,027 shares then outstanding.
the
fourm
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1955
These earnings include profit
at $2,028,000.
on sale of film shorts and
adjustment of investment in affiliated com¬
pany of approximately $283,000.
These estimated earnings including
this profit represent 94 cents
per share and excluding this profit 81
cents per share.
The comparative consolidated earnings for the
quarter
ended Jan. 1, 1955 were estimated at
$2,613,000
corresponding non-rectirring
no
of 1954.—V.
183, p.
share.—V.
profit
was
or
$1.19
_
period
1113.
shares
held of record on March
21, 1956. The
subscription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
April 5, 1956.
The offering is being underwritten by a
group of investment firms headed jointly by
Morgan
Stanley & Co. and Coggeshall & Hicks. Certain officers
and employees of the
company will have the privilege
of subscribing pro rata at $36
per share for any shares
not taken through the exercise of
rights.
of
the
company
tion
in
loans.
bank
is
To
apply
program
the
and
proceeds
the
repayment
installed
telephones
dial.
water,
Its
10
and
of
sale
$5,000,-
Dec.
31,
1954
increased
to
from
Dec.
232,000
31,
to
1955
office
the
259,000
facilities
number
all
of
of
which
largest
Lakeland,
Bartow
the
for increasing demands for service
approximately $19,800,000 for construc¬
1956,
BUSINESS—From
of
provide
budgeting
covering substantial additions to central
connecting lines and distribution equipment.
and
are
will
company
continuing construction
000
Lake
for
holders
stocks
cn
the
of
exchanges are Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clear¬
Sarasota, Bradenton,
Winter
Haven,
Plant
City,
Wales.
quarterly
has
record
new
been
March
shares
preferred
come
was
from
9,
1956.
offered
the
five
of
45
cents
per
payable
April
1,
This
to
dividend
common
years
to
from
$2.38
will
to
$19,001,499
and
$1,095,979 to $2,254,949.
per
share
of
share
1956
not
be
the
on
to
stock¬
payable
stockholders.
1951-1955
$10,817,236
dividends
equal
dividend
declared
being
EARNINGS—During
increased
In
and State
share
filed,
19
Uranium
by
March
this
company,
County,
Tex.,
1953
the
with
by
•
20
by
May,
and
7
•
1163.
p.
net
Quo
Corp.—Acquisition—
&
Co., Inc.—Stock
when
with
the
company's
Reuben
of
the
were
highest
record,
on
7
\7
accord¬
*
$163,794,654
reported
13%
were
above
the
r
option
to
purchase
profits before taxes had
would
increased
construct
refining
was
securities
were
$1
$63,384,110,
5,000
shares
Industries, Inc. below.—V. 182,
on
March
facilities
16%
addition
an
from
to
its
at
more than $4,000,000 to a
Working capital at the end of
increase
an
of
approximately
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$8,500,000.—
Total income
$17,960,957 $13,310,766 $48,295,130 $46,988,475
16,472,598
12,995,675
45,701,228
46,844,779
1,594,389
737,398
3,925,543
2,942,800
____
taxes
income
on
subsidiary
36,584
2,913
55,365
7,576
1,986,390
4,862,000
1,986,390
4,862,000
cos
non-recurring
charges—
—
credits
.
(net)___
loss
______
Dr368,910
Cr258,318
Cr3»44,649
$2,129,004
;
tShares outstanding
$5,656,630
$3,115,078
prov.
for
depletion
1,363,516
1,409,116
1,363,516
1,409,116
407,798
___
397,187
1,301,112
1,594,156
The
transfer
Southern
agent
filed
8
in 1955 and 33,118 shares
company
announced that for the year
vision
depletion
for
depreciation
and
the
Bank,
class
are
A
common
operating
net
The
stock.
income
1955
after
net
in¬
Unsecured
EFFECT
the
500
to
of
183, p. 997.
convert
such
earnings
after
common
stock
into
class
A
150,000
by
the
in
report
was
to
higher
number
of
than
in
shares
compared with $2.60
Gross income
1954,
even
outstanding.
in
after
the
Dividend
substantial
key
purchase
payments
were
$3
a
1954.
of
new
projects are already under way," they said, citing as
expansion of rubber manufacturing capacity, construction
plastics manufacturing facilities, and refinery and gasoline plant
stock.
full
cessful
oil,
or
stepped
were
gas
or
44
part
net
distillate
interest
in
692
wells
completed
in
the
interest
exploratory wells, 32% were suc¬
discoveries. Exploration and drilling was
up on offshore company acreage.
made in Canada.—V. 183, p. 1114.
Significant
gas
discoveries
A
common
stock
purpose
as
or
an
stock.
have
company (other than
No such options have
shares.
of
services
was
of
organized
research,
which
extending
in
within
present
reserved
options
been
on
granted.
Aug.
18, 1950.
instrumentation,
broad
to
stockholde-s)
yet
as
Florida
the
been
restrictive
development,
fall
leased
are
engineering facility
and
consist
pro¬
classification
from
of
municipalities
the
at
Melbourne-Eau
of
hangar
the
area.
of
The aggregate
In
company
addition
of
taxi
to
use
of
property
test
640
of
an
area
test
of
near
land,
Melbourne-Eau
Gallie
on
lease
year
facility
is
at,a
$l,24o!
which
on
prop¬
descried, the company has
by the Federal Government lor
Melbourne, Fla.
This
airport
complete
of
Airport
basis
to
as
is
located
above
airport
facility
acres
perty
pr
city limits of Orlando,
plan of utilization.
no
the
free
cf
acres
the
with
appropriate
strips.
five
this
for all Orlando
property
approximately 7.7
near
additional
a
for
production
facilities are leased from
private enterpris s
for periods of one to three
years.
The most
Orlando facilities leases will occur in
March
monthly rentals
owns
siding
granted
An
rentals
These
expiration
railroad
a
Monthly
Orlando, Fla., are located at the Orlando
Airport and
approximately 28,000 square feet of office,
City of Orlando
imminent
The
space.
In
and
1957.
laboratory
$685.
Facilities
approximately
leased
100
ecres
landing
at
the
from
the City of
Melbourne,
monthly rental cost.
nominal
^^IDEND—The directors
sh&re
able
May
The
paid
any
during
fiscal
A
the
year
common
board of
fiscal
such
of
paid
the
the
class
A
the
year
the
are
entitled
the
on
may
declare
any fiscal year
without declaring
outstanding
stock
of
or
common
end
the
and
pay
at
before
the
there
the
any
have
outstanding
additional
rate
common
on
divi¬
common
shall
anv
same
dividends in
company
paying
receive,
any
outstanding
after
the
to
dividends of at least
company
Company,
shall fce
year
common
in
stock
the
at the rate of 30c
per share on
thereafter
during
such
fiscal
year
during such
company
share
stock
directors,
of
year
dividends
both
on
class
by
any
paid
stock,
dividends
ever,
the
In
be
in
common
for
of
have declared a quarterly cash dividend
class A common stock to be issued,
pay¬
stockholders of record as of
April 30, 1950.
the
to
declared
as
share
may
on
1956
holders
stock,
been
15,
and
per
dend
year
Of
held,
a
mon
held
stock
common
Airport, Melbourne, Fla., is leased from
the City of Melbourne
period of five years from Jan.
1, 1955 with option for renewal
*®r,.an additional five years.
Additional property
located at the
Melbourne-Eau Gallie Airport is
leased
under
t e
same
terms, all
such property
being in its first lease year.
Total area under lease
at
the Melbourne-Eau Gallie
Airport is approx.mately 48,000
square
feet of office
for
per
States.
class
the
Gallie
of
United
stock
value
par
common
the
company's
operating plants
and Individuals for
varying terms.
The principal office
and
examples
additions.
value
par
value.
entitled,
were
common
changed
value
par
par
The
30c
expenditures in 1955 totaled $184,444,919, up $44,324,983.
In their message to stockholders, K. 8. Adams, Board Chairman; Paul
Endacott, President, and Stanley Learned, Executive Committee Chair¬
man, said: "To take advantage of opportunities for increasing income
and
further
strengthening
the
stockholder's
investment,
increased
capital expenditures are pianned for 1956.
25c
electronics.
when
Capital
or
the
consists
and
°Li
an
value
25c
for
such
business
higher income.
at
the
25c
company in
which Its net
equal $300,000,
the entire outstanding
thereafter be converted share for
sharo
taxes
then
BUSINESS—Corporation
Its
all-time high of $913,313,888.
A 9% increase
over 1954 in sales volume of petroleum products and increasing revenue
from
the company's growing chemical operations contributed to this
was
of
no
incorpora¬
was
of
outstanding)
of
of
company
of
snaies
and
par
i Icate
cer
within
personnel
and
increase
500
shares
no
Its
the
share
income
may
common
sharea
1955
had net earnings of $95,203,057, highest in
greater than the previous year, according to the
stockholders issued March 20.
Profit per share of
to
of
400,000 shares
the
shares,
company
consists
and 25%
800
of
150,000(4)
$53,450
None(6)
/
outstanding common slock have the right
for share, into class A
common stock,
vfci
s:
^
outstanding common stock during the year
1956; 15% of the
outstanding common stock during .1957; and 25%
Of the
outstanding common stock in each of the
yegrs 1958, 1959
and
I960,
such
conversion
right accumulating during such years.
In addition, in
any fiscal year of the
to
establishment
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Earnings Increased 25%—
such
400,000 shares
of
to
Issued
receive
share
holders
2,. 1955
value
of
then
were
400,000«hs».
$o8,450
Dec.
par
record
each
aggregate
25c)
Citizens
Outstanding
t400,000sns.
11,003,000 shs.
—,
value
common, stock
no
been
(a
The
FINANCING
None(6)
dated
of
of
date,
for
25c)
(par
authorized
(J1'0' which
of that
TThe
PRESENT
____—
shares
Stockholders
stock
is
"
TO
___;
amendment
tion,
value
stock
stock
from
1955 the pro¬
non-cash
(par
notes(5)
Preferred
6By
stock
Ga.
Authorized
stock
common
coal business.—V.
Phillips
revenues
Class A
erty it has at present
company
;
follows:
as
common
Atlanta,
GIVING
charge included in
the cost of sales) is almost equal to the consolidated loss of $1,387,006
before special non-recurrent charges which relate to the company's
history
Nevt—Files—
letter of notification with the SEC
6tock (par 10 cents) to be offered
a
common
for
National
CAPITALIZATION
and
depr.
of_—
tExcluding 78,718 shares held by
share,
Mr.
held
2024.
p.
Las Vegas,
(par 25 cents) at $5 per share
$7,324,031
held by company in 1954.
H. A. Newman, President,
the
to
stock
common
—
aggregate
in
of
Radiation, Inc.
Stock Offering—Further details is¬
in connection with the
offering and sale to the
public, thorugh Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Inc.* and
associates, of 150,000 shares of class A common stock
duction
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$17,752,635 $13,194,640 $47,676,522 $46,456,798
208,322
116,126
618,608
531,677
(net)
Sell., admin. & gen. exp.
$5.55
granted
share, through First Jersey Securities Corp., Newark, N. J.
are to
pay for expenses incident to mining operations.
per
,
to
Cost of sales
annual
publicly offered, Mr.
eaca
sued
up
the report showed.
sales
This
was
Chairman,
The proceeds
$145,238,625
Ore., %ud Chicago, 111.
marketable
Other income
its
181.
Option Exercised—
stock
Rosen,
Vadis Mines, Inc.,
•Common
77
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (& Subs.)—Earn., etc.—
♦Net
above.—V.
;
.
;
Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Special
Corp.
-
1955,
an
The company
7
-
183, p. 1113.
of
Its
stock
common
Prosperity Co.—Offer to Preferred Stockholders—
v
'
.
earnings for 1955
$17,922,439,
Special
of
by
together
See Ward
proposing
expenditures in 1955 aggregated $3,700,000.
Several expan¬
projects are in the planning stage, the report asserted, but share¬
holders were advised that new
financing is not anticipated.
7
State
amendment; to
an
shares
them,
at
An addition planned for its Terre
Haute, Ind., plant will more than
feed capacity, the
co^np^ny reported.
New branch offices and
distribution center^, scheduled for completion
this year, are being con¬
Net
SEC
100,000
Mining & Exploration
covering 300,000 shares of
double
V.
...
.
respectively, at the offering price of $10 ner share. A
4%
stock dividend was
paid on the stock on Jan. 30, 1956. 1
Mr.
Friedland also is Vice-uiairman
—ard
of
Directors
of Food Fair
Stores, Inc. and a Director of several otner
corporations.
—V. 182, p. 1503.
7
chemicals made by organic synthesis.
year
extent
options to-purchase 10,400 shares of this
company's
George Friedland, a Director, was announced on
Maurice M. Rosen, President.
:
•
Company, of Omaha, Neb.,
company announced that it
chemical production and
Cash
the
to
7.
178,
company
total of
j
to
of
stock
Friedland
v
1954
exercise
Rosen,
the
on
"Some
DIVIDENDS—A
common
The
.
Groton, Conn.
Scheduled for completion in
1957, the new addition will significantly
increase the
capacity for the company's growing line of drugs and
the
funds
;>
common
taxes, equal to
'.777.7,7
'■*■
1955
organic
share;
same
realized in the
per
Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The com¬
pany is offering to the holders of its common stock
rights
to subscribe at $36 per share for
$139,844 shares of addi¬
tional common stock (no par) at the rate of one
share
its
March
on
Cataract
March
$2,254,189
$22,900,871 to $26,570,967.
Peninsular
PROCEEDS—The
of
Federal
State income
182, p. 656.
1956
Andrews
on
and
to
1%
31, 1955, after
paid in December, 1955. 7
was
$2,010,517 after all charges
for
1954
of $929,738 for Federal and
resale.—V.
The
cash
;
Fund
2122.
p.
$77,998,336 $69,579,506 $72,291,511 $85,411,652
11,560,930
11,938,400
8,176,950
13,850,877
income—„ r
2,957,306
4,543,366
402,749
5,967,158
13-70.
7
'
r.f' ■■ ;. ■',,
7
'•.' \7;
■
7"; (■ y
p.
in
♦After
for five
7
reported in 1954 while net
earnings rose from $15,200,871 to $15,326,967.
Earnings for 1955 were equivalent to $2.94
per share on 4,959,902 shares
outstanding compared with $2.95 on 4,900,871 shares in 1954. >
7
$9,708,000
taxes.
in
earnings
are
Co
Capital
subsidiary and affilated companies of approxi¬
mately $832,000 (after deducting applicable income taxes). The
earnings
Including such net profit represented $4.10 per share, and
the net profit $3.72
See
1%
&
other
a
.
Producers Uranium
Space &
—
McClure
with
;
1%
*
sion
profit on sale of film shorts and adjustment of in¬
vestment in affiliated
company of approximately $283,000. These esti¬
mated earnings,
including such profit on sale of film shorts, etc., repre¬
sent $4.49 per share and,
excluding such profit, $4.36 per share on the
2,161,716 shares, outstanding and in the hands of the
public as of that
date.
The comparative consolidated
earnings: for the year 1954 were
estimated at $9,003,000 and included net
profit on sales and
of
■-
This
stock dividend
income
net
ing to the company..
Consolidated sales
sta¬
compressor
earnings include
ment
Inc.
C.
:___
1955 earnings were equal to $2.90
per
common
stock outstanding at Dec.
(Chas.) Pfizer
which
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
President,
share
subsidiaries
prevision
Co.,
Louis
used,
1370.
p.
Progress Mfg.
structed in Portland,
Paramount Pictures
ar.d
%
4%
be
2Va
.__
Inc
will
registration covering an additional
(par $1).—V. 181, p. 2804.
2%
railway
Sales and
•
--
'
Barney
Hough,
Johnson, Lane,
183,
4%
2Va
Co
&
the
4 V2
application
The
horsepower
of $3,714,000.
estimated cost
the
and
16,000
2184.
poration
4
Co.
&
'
Corp.__
the construction of
enable it to transport into its
pipeline system an additional 25 million cubic feet of
natural gas per
day, has been accepted for filing, the Federal Power
Commission an¬
to
the
7
The decision was subject to review
by the Commission, either upon
appeal by parties to the proceedings within 20
days or upon the FPC's
own motion
within 10 days thereafter.
If no review is initiated, the
decision will become final at the end of this
p.
Beil
Co.___
Co._____
proceeds
authorization
meet
installation
an
Courts
12 %
&
reported consolidated net Income
charges and provision of $1,237,047 for
for
12 million cubic feet
daily.
The Presiding Examiner indi¬
he was including this condition to eliminate
and prevent
preference and prejudice and unreasonable differences in service
was
12%
-
&
Securities
with
(T. Rowe) Price Growth Stock Fund,
Inc.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
company is proposing to build 19 miles of 16-inch
pipeline and
6,750 horsepower compressor station to
receive and transport the
which will be purchased from
Phillips Petroleum Co. Estimated
cost of
the construction is
$2,789,500.
Permian operates a pipeline
system in Texas and New Mexico for the
transportation of natural
gas which is sold to Northern Natural
Gas
that
Panhandle
of
gas,-
City, Mo.,
facilities
Kidder
statement
.
V.
a
"replping facili-.
authorization, but
without FPC
that a certificate
ruled
M.
.
available
cated
exercise
registration
a
Baton
Rouge, La., to
pumping capacity, incidental tankage and other related miscellane¬
ous
Items, the total cost of which is now estimated at
$25,000,000.—
employees:
The
The
which is served from Panhandle's Liberty lateral
in Missouri.
Panhandle now supplies Central West with 5,540,000 cubic
.* feet Rer day, and the decision requires that this be
increased to make
undue
183,
An
capacity
compressor
Panhandle
conditioned
was
of
by
the
—
.
rallway_____7
oper.
facilities
„
miles of pipeline at a cost of $3,222,638. .7
295 miles of pipeline, 16,000 horsepower in compressor capacity,
to
increase the capacity of 10 separate lateral
lines, and
"repiping facilities" in a number of compressor stations, all at a total
ties"
by
.
pipe line comprising 327 miles of
company's present main pipe lines from
Helena, Ala., and to provide for additional
Permian Basin Pipeline Co.—To Build
Pipeline—
32
of
Carolina
Childress
January—
■
capacity
will
'''
horsepower
A.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
-',"'<2)
cost
and
12%
,4 %
$2.43 per common
facilities
estimated
either
27 Vi
.___
shares
nounced
of
for
officers
$15,208,000 compared with $12,206,000
,
Net
1370.
p.
and provision
v-
v
maximum
Examiner's
In addition
which
certain
Were
necessary, for the construction of
18-inch pipe parallel to the
redemption of scrip certificates.
subscribed
to
Co
Consolidated
v
certificates
not
are
offer
giving effect to the 10%
projects and the export proposal, the proceedings include
19 applications by
companies, communities and a utility district seek¬
ing natural gas service from Panhandle or Trunkline.
v'
the
Pont
taxes.
778,635
construction
•.Panhandle,
for
1955
183, p. 560.
sinking fund debentures, due 1986,
through an underwriting group headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co.
The Interest
rate, public ofiering price
and Underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
;>
'
$1,139,064 shs.
..
corporation
ry.
1955.
<
Pierce,
du
1955 after all
income
Net
10,
which
&
183,
quate to supply 1,255,202,000 cubic feet of gas per day.
In all, the decision covers 25
separate proceedings which were con¬
solidated by the FPC for hearings held for a total of 68
days between
Oct.
reserved
Co._
from
and
shares
Co._
I.
Net
4
2,000,000 shs.
for
revenues
This company 01* March 15 filed
SEC covering
$25,000,000 of 30-year
to be offered for
public sale
100,000 shs.
160,000 shs.
value)
Co.—Earnings Higher-
Plantation Pipe Line Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
temporary certificate
a
Panhandle-Trunkline systems'
by
&
&
ade¬
Jan.
shs.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp*—Earnings
Higher—
:i
and in October issued
authorized
Gross
for 1954.—V.
would
export
Company,
operation.
facilities
♦1,0~0~0~,060
stock
&
Goodbody
of
combined
the
H.
Francis
also grants a permanent certificate to Trunkof facilities, estimated to cost $17,686,000, to
these facilities
5,000,000
8~0~000shs.
!
Beane_i._
Walker & Co
Drexel
system capacity by 85 million cubic feet per day to a new
million cubic feet
of gas
daily.
This project includes
pipeline and 56,700 horsepower in compressor capacity.
last June granted
temporary authorization to Trunkline to
FPC
three
Lynch,
Bache
under
Howell Purdue, denies,
up to 15% billion cubic
Canada.
of
proposed
Gas
in
are
G_
375
miles
5,000,000
$25)
directors.
under
Fenner
Increase" its
24.3
oi
stock
or
Merrill
•(,
.
(par
stock
Morgan Stanley & Co.-_.___'
Coggeshall
&
Hicks___
a
Panhandle's
natural
gas
requirements.
Kansas, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois,
in
Michigan.
*
.
Gas
the
Trunkline
service
supplies
Panhandle
and
to
year
things,
Panhandle
board
the
rights
review
facilities have already been constructed and
temporary certificates issued by the FPC.
The
decision, filed by Presiding Examiner
however, a proposal by Panhandle to export
among
6,000,000
the cumulative preferred stock
have been serially
presently outstanding.
The
remaining
660,000
to classification and issue pursuant to resolution
are
subject
^Excludes
by the Commission, granting permanentcertificates to this company for pipeline facilities estimated to cost
$39,963,053 and designed to increase the company's system capacity
in the Midwest by 275 million cubic feet of
gas per day.
Most of the
feet
3,500,600
6,000,000
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
severally
agreed to purchase and the company has
agreed to sell to them, sev¬
erally, the percentage set forth below of the shares of
additional
,'
Commission Presiding Examiner on March 6 filed
to
V
$8,500,000
$3,500,000
^
;
Power
subject
and
are
of
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—New Pipeline Fa¬
Approved—Proposal to Export Natural Gas to
Canada Denied—
;
A Federal
Unlimited
Natural Gas
According to C. I. Wall, President, net income for the
year 1955,
alter provision for Federal income taxes, amounted to
$2,752,747 com¬
pared with $2,491,872 for 1954, an increase of 10.47%. Net
earnings
per share for 1955 were $1.89 compared with $1.71 for 1954.
V
♦340,000 shares of
shares
cilities
decision,
stock
cumulative
classified
general corporate purposes.
Giving effect to the
new
financing,
there
will
be
outstanding
$10,233,000 of debentures, of which $4,233,000 mature in 1965.—V. 171,
p.
Pioneer
.
14,871,
preferred
$1.30 cumulative preferred
Common stock (without par
Of¬
&
'
Outstanding
preferred
$1.32 cumulative preferred stock
'
to be used for
are
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
r
-
indebtedness
Cumulative
Co., Ltd., Toronto, Canada, on
March 15 publicly offered $6,000,000 4^4% sinking fund
debentures due April 1, 1971, at par.
The
.
.....
3V* % series B, due May 1, 1981____
4% series C, due July" 1, :1983_
3.20% series D, due Oct. 1, 1984
6,094,000
5,487,023
TO
EFFECT
mortgage
bonds:
V
2 Ye % series A, due. Nov.
1, 1980_J_.
37,093,582
5,367,000
after
GIVING
7
First
$61,938,704 $55,745,692
Federal income taxes____
Other operating taxes—
Net
CAPITALIZATION
1955
;
the
dividends
per share
stock. How¬
excess
class
of
30c
A
com¬
during
such
stock.
UNDERWRITERS—The company entered into an agreem°nt with
the
underwriters for the
sale
to
underwriters on
a
firm
commitment
basis of 150,000 shares of
class A common stock at a
price of $4_50
per
share.
The underwriters in turn
will o'fer the saH
stock for
sale to
the public at a
price of $5 per share.
The obligation of
-I
V
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, March
(1478)
is
underwriter
each
purchase
obligation to
as fellows:
several
a
of shares of
number
said stock,
Inc
Co.,
Mason,
&
Horner
Scott,
60,000
_
35,0^0
Inc.
Grimm
Co
&
Inc.
Crawford,
French
V.
also
183,
&
&
—
first
*■
this
for
Hillier
Dr.
that
said
all
instruments
these
high degree of precision measurement and accuracy, and tnat many
characteristics which are new in laboratory and industrial test
signifi¬
cantly from test equipment curr/ntly used by radio and television
technicians, and 6tated that the ja&e would be particularly effective for
-engineering of such complex Electronic equipment as radar, computers,
tions
systems,
radio
and
receivers,
television
and
equipment.
on
display during
-
G.
which
The
tubes
receiving
and
produced
for
public display for the
£oveloped for application in
microwave receivers.
In
field
the
.
handling.
of
sembly,
V.
amount
an
stock
are
it
stockholders
if
>
the
the
:
attained
rtockholders
in
President.
Sales last year
amounted
against $16,308,741 in 1954.
to $22,740,597,
rot earnings after all charges and taxes were $1,008,872, or $1.72
rbare on the 576,075 shares of common stock outstanding since
per
the
1956 of a 5% stock dividend. For 1954, net earn¬
ings were $852,341, or $1.45 per share on the same share basis. .
payment on Jan. 3,
-
annual
The
the
report
of
basis
the
points
LIFO
out
that
earnings
1955
calculated
were
of inventory accounting, which the
rompany
adopted last year in order to eliminate the distortionary
effect on earnings of the rapid
rise in the price of copper.
If the
rompany had reported on
the basis of the accounting method used
4 •! 1954, last year's net earnings would have been approximately $1,rn
<P3,000,
or
$2.50
per
system
share.
common
1956, the report states.
Secondary Offering
—
—
A
recondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
i}2) was made on March 9 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $27.75
share, with
per
It
dealer's discount of 80 cents per share.
a
quickly completed—V. 183,
was
'
.
Riddle
The
Cf
889.
p.
various
has
withdrawn
stock.
common
It
is
its
SEC
•
■
registration
of
to
be
held
on May 8,
application to
resolutions,
will be
made promptly
1956,
the
shares
that no
DUblic
offering of
this date. (For details, see V. 182, p. 2793).
The Illinois
Co.,
stock
common
$1)
(par
at $1.75
N,
of
manufacturing
G.
incorporated Jan. 31, 1946 in New York.
Y., the company was engaged almost
was
Saratoga,
custom
a
plastics moulder and extruder
of its purchase in 1949
Vt., the com¬
Because
concerns.
Baldwin Co.,
of Bellows Falls,
Inc
Operating in its new facility, today, Saratoga Plastips, Inc, furnishes
various-specialized services to end-product manufacturers, , Essentially,
the
operates
company
two
divisipnsr-'a, molding^plant,,:procluping pom-
plex and fhighlx precisioned compression molded parts< fop ielept^cal
Ojequipmentu and -electronic equipment manufacturers—and an assembly
plant, manufacturing electrical harness riggings and other detailed
parts of an electronic character for many United States Government
u
divisions and for
The
an
ever
growing list of industrial
N.
with
floor
one
approximately
10.000
of
Dec.
31,
the
1955
square
feet
of
inside
area. ' The
acres.
corporation
reported
backlog
a
of
orders
amounting to $161,110.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
debentures
conv.
stock
Common
($1
due
DIVIDEND—A dividend
of
Aug.
Oct. 15,
183, p. 1371.
1955.
Carbonic
to
I
amendment.
by
Outstanding
tion
to
—
Shuman,
<.
.3
.
Co
&
.5
& Co
Agnew
&
Smithers
" .2
.3
Co
1.0
Spencer Trask & Co
* .75
William R. Staats & Co
/ .5
Stone
Webster
&
Securities
*,
2.5
Corp.
Stroud
&
Inc
Co.,
l.o
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Securities
Union
H.
2.5
Wainwright & Co
C.
G.
1.0
Corp
Walker
H.
.2
Co..
&
1.0
Lerchen & Co
White, Weld & Co
Watling,
Dean Witter &
Struthers
Wood,
.3
2.5
Co
2.5
& Co.—
1.0
.5
N. J.—Registers With SEC—
and underwriting ternis.mre to -be supplied
,
company
to sell 55,000 shares of such stock. George L. Schultz, President,
L. Schultz each has a beneficial interest in the Estato
extent of 102,1C7 class B shares, while George L. Schultz is
beneficial owner of an additional 22,000 class B shares held by
Elizabeth
the
,declared to, stock¬
the
paid
George
was
was
Nov.
1,
1955.
Realty
183,
Inc.—V.
Co.,
for each
share
common
held.
No
under¬
by Drexel & Co., Smith, Barney
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, as
managers, has underwritten a new issue of $98,685,100
p.
1372.
,
.
Co.—To Issue Notes—
The Federal Power Commission
,
Merrill
and
-
Stringfellow—
&
S.
.3
1.5
-
poses
and
vestment firms headed
Co.
Parke
Schwabacher
Ecott
&
pharmaceutical specialties.
Net proceeds of its sale of the 55,000 class A and 55,000 class B
shares are to be added to the company's general funds and will be
available for general corporate purposes, including additional working
capital required by the growth ol' the company's buriness.
The
selling stockholders are Alfred T. Stanley, Tr-asurer and a
Director of the company, who now owns ell of the 550,030 outstanding
shares of
class A stock and proposes to sell 55,000 shares of such
stock and the Estate of V.'.lliam L. Schultz deceased, record owner of
408 430 of the 550,000 outstanding shares of class B stork who pro¬
163,092 shs.
writing is involved. The proceeds are to pay for expenses incident to'
manufacturing and sales of carbon dioxide.
y
,
&
Poole, Roberts &
'
.
.
is engaged primarily in the manufacture and distribu¬
of over 100 different toiletry items for men
and women, and
manufactures
fine organic
chemicals and certain proprietary
The"
Co., El Paso, Tex.—Files—
shares
Hutzler-
Bros.
Schmidt,
1956
14
The public offeTing price
$33,000
This dividend
on
for 0.6158
subscribe
.5
.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 110,000 shares of class A and 110,000 shares
of class B common stock
($1 par each): The class A and class B
shares are said to be identical "except that each class of stock has
th*
right to elect one-half of the board of directors."
Of these
shares
the underwriters are to purchase 45,000 class A shares and
45 000'class B shares from the company and 55,000 class A a :d 53,000
c'ass B shares from certain selling stockholders.
The remaining 10,000
class A and 10,000 class B shares are to be offered by the company
to certain officers and employees;
and any shares not so purchased
•'!, will be purchased by the underwriters^* Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Lee Higginson Corporation are named as the principal underwriters.
275,000 shs.
Feb. 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 30,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at $7.50
per share to holders of subscription rights,
Each right entitles holder
company
Gardner
&
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Sierra Pacific Power
The
.5
Salomon
-2
—
.5
1.0
Inc.
F.
-
.2
& Co
Reinholdt
The
Co._
&
Jaffray & Hopwood
Pressprich & Co
W.
'
.
corporation
This
March
$50,000
of 2Vz .cents per. share
record
See also V.
1965
1,
value)—
par
Jackson &
Payson
Piper,
.75
'
;
"
ground plot comprises about three
As
Co
2.5
Putnam
1371.
p.
.5
.3
Webber,
M.
R.
Co.,
_———
183,
also
users.
plant, completed in 1954, is situated in the village of North
H., which is directly across the Connecticut River from
Eellows Falls, Vt.
The building is of modern construction, having but
new
Walpole,
H.
.5
Shultoii, Inc., Clifton,
per
able to enter the cable assembly and processing field.
was
—V.
Inc
Lane, Space &
Johnson,
was
4.0
Ohio Co
Paine,
.5
1-5
.5
—
Dalles & Co., Inc
Janney
r
& Co
Cook & Co
Pacific Northwest
:—
Hutton & Co
E.
,3
Newbold's Son & Co.__,, .5
W. H.
The
!
.3
Co
Stanley
Morgan
;
.5
Curtis
Bodine
&
.3
Lynch & Co. Inc
Newhard,
-5
.2
—
Hutton & Co
F.
W.
thereafter—V. 183,
Scott Paper Co.—Debentures Offered—A group of in¬
967,500
E.
and,
Inter¬
'
'
announced
stock is contemplated as of
—V. 183, p. 1371.
the
capacity
assets of J.
the
Airlines, Inc.—Offering Withdrawn—
company
meeting
adopt
at
the
Schwartz
Republic Natural Gas Co.
annual
the
to
Inc
Townsend,
& Co.,
&
& Co
Milwaukee
The
1.5
Co.u,
issue of March 19 of the public offering of
our
located
holders
Sales of Reading Tube for the first two months of 1956 were above
those of the year before, according to the report.—V. 183, p. 409.
the
on
of
to carry out the plan will be submitted
BUSINESS—Corporation
c,
templated in
declared
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.—
Merrill
(Inc.)-- 1.0
.3
Co
Dain
M.
.2
McDonald
.3
.75
Sons———
&
1.0
% .5
.5
.3
.
.3
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc
.3
Dominick & Dominick—— 1.5
Eastman, Dillon & Co.—
2.5
F. Eberstadt & Co.:_—_
.75
Elkins, Morris & Co
—
.3
Equitable Securities Corp.— 1.0
Estabrook & Co.r—
1°
Farwell, Chapman & Co
-3
The First Boston Corp
—
4.0
First of Michigan Corp—.—.3
Foster & Marshall—
—
-3
Robert Garrett & Sons—
.2
Glore, Forgan & Co.-—
2.5
Goldman, Sachs & Co.2.5
Hallgarten & Co
_____ 1.5
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc._ 2.5
Hayden, Miller & Co
.3
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
1-5
Hooker & Fay—
—-3
Hornblower & Weeks
1-5
,
share by The First New Hampshire Corp., Concord, N. H.
Further details follow:
6%
^The corporation continued its expansion program during 1955, adding
50,000 square foot mill, and fur&her additions to facilities are con¬
.
..
{
made in
pany
in
&
Inc.
<•
the'"dhnual reporf to
Chairman, arid MriHiri Mack,
disclosed
is
Stolinsky,
F.
Bernard
by
This
1954.
Dodge
Crouter
Offer—
,
—
Republic Co.
Ciiark,
offering preferred
for
Saratoga Plastics, Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention
for
Sales
levels
'plan
a
1371.
p.
1235.
p.
corporation in 1955 achieved 'rfecdfd's fdr bdth sales aniJ'Earnand net earnings rose 39% and 18%, respectively, above
This
}~gs.
183,
above.—V.
Inc.
the
at
Co
Sherrerd—.3
&
Marks & Co
M.
McCormick & Co—
Clark & Co.—
W.
1.5
Mason-Hagan, Inc.-
&
Courts
the
light
equal to dividends
but not paid prior
1956
state Commerce Commission
circuits.—
Corp.—Reports Record ^Earnings*-^
Reading Tube
with
of the plan and will assist the company in carrying
stockholders
While
Stores,
notification
out.
of
ACF-Wrigley
cash
in
Resolutions necessary
Rapp, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
(Fred P.)
Bee
,
in
payable
in the preparation
exclusively in
t
;
of
Ry.—Exchange
approved
outstanding 616,000 shares
now
100,000 shared of
tubes designed for color receiver
five receiving
1114.
p.
E.
.3
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Laurence
Simmons——
&
Brown
Central
to the exchange.
preferred stock. '
•
' '
The debentures will bear contingent Interest from Jan.
1," 1956, at
the rate of 5% per annum and would mature 50 years after their date.
Union Securities Corporation of New York has advised the
company"'
its "Colorama" picture
showed
RCA
and
There
with
and
183,
letter
a
.
preferred
.
television,
color
._
M.
.5
Boenning & Co._———
filed
the
Carl
2.5
.5
Blunt Ellis
Co
Renshaw—
receive
stock
associated components including deflecting yoke,
licrizontal-output and high voltage transformer, converging magnet as¬
together
f-'.be,
20
company
,5
.3
Brothers,
Lehman
1.0
4
&
&
Co.—
Co., Inc._
4
Rodman
Blair
2.5
Bissell & Meeds
Co.—___—
Co., Inc.—
&
&
Becker
G.
&
Laird,
&
Weeks
Newburger
Co
Laird
-
,
&
Baird
W.
William
&
Hungerford, President has announced.
.
plan contemplates that stockholders will be offered the right
for each share of preferred stock surrendered for exchange
$100 principal amount of debentures, one-quartsr of a share of common
to
new
data
for
Robert
4
Clark
solid-state electronics device for controlling the
flow of electric power and
storing electronic information—the RCA
•jYansfluxor—was shown publicly for the first time.
The Transfluxor,
regarded as one of the most important research products of 1955, has
Jts major potential in the development of entirely new and compact
devices
the
v■,
.
Kidder, Peabody & Co
7.5
—
A.
Cabell
The
respectively.
important
March
on
of
>
severally agreed, to purchase the
the debentures not subscribed for
6.5
Co
&
Baker,
Whipple & Co.—
to, exchange their stock for
income debentures and common stock if necessary approvals are given
by
the stockholders
and by
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
personal radios and transist prized receivers; high-quality loudjpeakers including an accordian-edge type for extra low-frequency re¬
sponse;
loudspeakers for drive-in theatres, and two of the latest
j-iinature
loudspeakers with diameters of only 2Va inches and, 2%
An
directors
conversion
on
has agreed to issue and 6ell to
whom the first three are the man-
—_
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
-
Francisco
Louis-San
The
*7,834,815 shs.
issuance
.
———
Whipple
Bacon,
per
St.
showed new batteries for portable
components, RCA
Beane
&
'
re¬
*
5
of
i— 7.5
4
Branch,
March
for
reserved
company
below,
—
4%
Bacon,
5
on
Co
DeHaven
$25
stockholders
jrnd
laches,
the
Alex.
corporation
named
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
J.
,
first time was a new tube (RCA-6861)
radar, "scatter propagation," and other
On
of
purchase
record-breaking
a
'
field
to
Merrill
11,912 shares of common stock (par $12.50) to be offered
share to stockholders. on a one-for-three basis, without
underwriting. The proceeds are to pay for construction and equipment
of a new building and for working capital..—V. 181, p. 962,
,
semiconductor-devices category, RCA displayed nine
the
agreed
&
Drexel
1371.
p.
shares
Smith, Barney & Co.———_
of the
SEC covering
transistors
rnd four crystal diodes for commercial and military applications. MicrqY/ave tubes were represented by types designed for service in weather32dar equipment, and a new low-noise traveling-wave amplifier tube.
In
severally
each
at
material inspection, irradiation, and sterilization.
In the
183,
par
1,281,625
the exercise of rights:
by
Securities and Exchange Commission—
TV circuits.
was its developmental
100 kilowatts of con¬
tinuous-wave radiated power and 537 megacycles in recent tests at the
Lancaster, Pa., plant of the RCA Tube Division.
Other RCA power tubes cn display were types for intercontinental
relay, AM-FM short-wave transmission, radar, missile guidance, naviga¬
tion and industrial heating.
In addition, RCA showed tubes for use as
X article
accelerators in physical research, radiology, X-ray therapy,,
tubes
picture
has agreed to sell and
14
14
6
Co
'
?
additional
41%
Boyce
&
40,000,000 shs.
value)—,
( without
of
underwriters
Butcher
the super-power tubes shown by RCA
triode
&
Walker
—
shares
and the underwriters have
indicated respective percentages of
''
»
s
65,000 shs.
45,000 shs.
agers,
Rowland Products, Inc., Kensington, Conn.—Files With
designed specifically for use in industrial and scientifiqTV applications; multiplier phototubes, especially suitable for
scintillation-counting devices, and the latest advances in color
Among
"
Co.
&
150,000 shs.
value)
debentures.
the
set
_____
series
of
<
jssearch
f7pe
percentages
Bros.
H.
—V.
communica¬
pickup tube,
1 slevision
$4.00
-•Exclusive
'
Outstanding
$98,685,100
1971— $98,685,100
par
;
i
.
FINANCING.
series
Common
option
company
has
(without
shares
pid.
$3.40
6hares were reserved for'
plan; options with respect to
outstanding as of said date.
•.«
below
Hutton
Stein
the IRE convention were the latest electron
tubes developed by RCA. These include super-power tubes for television
transmitters and use in industry; a new low light level image orthicon
in
Harrlman
stock
were
named
Detroit,
of
44,003
1956,
company's
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—__
Kidder,Peabody & Co.
Also
use
E.
W,
He pointed out that most of the apparatus differs
fire-control
Cum.
due
debentures
3%- convertible
forth below oL the shares of common stock
not subscribed for through the exercise of subscription warrants:
spective
feature
equipment.
21,
the
Bank
Brothers
Brown
March
underwriters
provide
to
designed
are
$50,000,
1955 w'th The
Manufacturers National
First National Bank of
The
PRESENT
Authorized
.UNDERWRITERS—The
Bank,
'
:
-
EFFECT TO
with
1261 and ending on May 1, 1965 and
(b) after the close of each fiscal year,
Detroit
National
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
:
,
and
of
under
The
Co.,
37,700 of said shares
types of impedance bridges, four
f>,
Detroit,
XAs
multimeter:
(a)
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
agreement dated June 27,
bank loan
a
Trust
of
Baltimore
two types oNradio frequency (RF) power meters,
of null reading volt meters, a vacuum tube volt meter, two
types\of signal generators and a deluxe
two types
1955
dated June 27,
Is required to pay
company
paper.
1766,370 shs.
$2,000,000.
over
year
York
issue
pulse generator,
—a
'2,250.009
'
2,50J,0JO shs.
,
May
§Issued under
New
13 instruments
availablescommercially, includes
now
fiscal
such
Bank
Commercial Electronic Products.
initial line,
papers.
commencing 1955, .a sum equal, (to the nearest multiple of $1,000)
to 20%
of the excess of the consolidated net earnings (as defined)
line of special
precision electronic test apparatus for industrial and laboratory applica¬
tions.
These new instruments, which mark RCA's full-scale entry into
the field of specialized laboratory test apparatus, are built to facilitate
the design, development and production of complex electronic equip¬
ment and systems, according to Dr. James Hillier, Chief Engineer, RCA
The
1958,
$71,000
new
a
The
Co.
Insurance
1,
commencing on May 1,
on Nov, 1,
1965, and
year,
Radio
Engineers.
One of the highlights of the RCA exhibit was
§2,250,000
agreement
purchase
a
papers and a variety of SDecial industrial
Important trademarked products distributed
specialty
sulphite
converting
the leading producer of toilet tissue, paper
paper,
and 13- one of the principal pro¬
paper
napkins.
The
company
also
and
the United States and in limited foreign. markets include:
ScotT.ssue, Waldorf, and SoXt-Weve toilet tissues, ScotTowels, Scotties
facial
tisues, Scotkins paper napkins and Cut-Rite household wax
value)
par
wax
tissue
facial
throughout
1, 1259 and Nov, 1, 1959, $100,000 on May 1,
I960, $125,000 on Nov. 1, 1960, $300,000 on May 1 and Nov. 1 of each
radio,
television were displayed publicly last week for the first time by
corporation at the 1956 national convention of the Institute of
ftnd
under,
Life
Nov.
on
of major importance in electronics,
of developments
($10
of
and
__
stock
household
and
makes
$3,146,000
$3,146,000
tne
on
1960
1,
Aetna
'
1,
Nov.
$125,000
of each year, commenc1, 1953 and ending on
May
on
"Issued
'
}
A number
ing
Aug.
.
Outstanding
days oI May, August, November
Common
America—Electronic Developments—
Radio Corp. of
maturing from
1,
1965
Nov.
and February
■
.
5,0:0
2,500
Inc._
Johns.n
997 and 1114.
pp.
Co
to
note3, maturing
4%
10.0C0
1 ,000
_
Stiver &
Saunders,
17,500
Roman
—See
1958
Howard,
Weil, Labouisse,
Fricdrichs & Co
10.0CO
Presco.t, Shepard & Co.,
&,
notes
*43A %
Shares
Shares
Space
Lane,
Johnson,
towels
ducers
Authorized
is
BUSINESS—Company
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
specified
a
26, 1S56
has authorized this company to Issue
with not more than $1,300,000 face
at any one time.
The notes will be in addition to the $2,200,000 principal amount of
notes,
unsecured
promissory
amount
be outstanding
to
promissory notes, issuance of which was authorized by the
21.
The notes authorized in that proceeding were to
one year,
with no maturities later than Dec. 31, 1956.
The
additional $1,300,000 in notes now authorized will be issued
under the same conditions so as to increase the authorized maximum
unsecured
FPC
July
last
within
mature
Proceeds will be used to reimburse the company for
construction expenditures and, together with other cash from
to carry out the construction program in progress and
In 1956.—V. 183, p. 1115.
$3,500,000.
to
previous
operations,
planned
3%
Rotary
Electric Steel Co.—Stock Offered—This
com¬
is offering to stockholders of record March 21 the
light to subscribe for 69,670 additional shares of common
ftock at $35 a share on the basis of one additional share
pany
.
for each 10 shares held.
t
i
;
underwritten by
PROCEEDS—Net
t3
j
The right to subscribe expires
The offering is being
group headed by W, E. Hutton & Co.
t 3:30 p.m. (EST) on April 4,1956.
defray
part of
construction
ifU,
In
3J56.
erty
the
totaled
current
five
a
proceeds
the
of
cost
will
x.iid
furnace
f "tates.
la
1955.
steels.
the
It
is
of
and
be
rod
used
rolling
completed
in
May,
additions
to
prop¬
gross
the
two
bar
be
will
net
proceeds
funds
of
commerical
the
from
the
company.
producers
of
produces
outstanding
March
area,
that
in
1955
it
15, *1956
being offered holders of common shares at the rate of
$100 principal amount of debentures for each eight com¬
mon shares held of record on March
20, 1956. Subscrip¬
tion rights expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on April 3, 1956.
Both during and after the subscription period the several
underwriters may offer the convertible debentures pur¬
suant to the terms and
on
Dec.
a
31,
amounted
$5.41
a
share
to
on
$54,253,158
the
696,700
and
net
common
1955.
aggregating $2 a share were pajd in 19S5,
dividend of 50 cents a share was paid.
now
amount
—V.
will
000,000
for
company's
$14,190,000
Forest
chase
In
expansion
Ltd.
adidtional
addition,
struction
of
The
company
Ltd.,
a
new
Eowater
facture
the
Paper
not
Paper
Corp.
Ltd.,
similar
been
of
an
to
to
be
of
to
1957;
has
of
under
London
and
specifically allocated
in
jointly
The
to
for
the
Scott
the
England
Paper
remainder
of
under
cash
the
per
plan
1,
1941,
upon
New York, can
$1,000 principal
of
reorganization.
Industries, Inc., Norristown, Pa.—
and Exchange Commission—
Precast
corporation
offered
be
to
pay
cement
on
at $1
March 9 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A common stock (par one cent)
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
per
incident
expenses
engaging
to
the
in
manufacture
of
precast
products.
Skiatron Electronics & Television
pur¬
con¬
which
$6,000,000.
Bowater-Scott
in
$600
Corp., New York—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
building
and
and
distributable
covering 300,000
to
1957;
Columbian
Ltd.
office
$5,000,000
investment
Scott's.
Co.
the
securities
new
1115.
Simplex
in
consideration
administrative
formed
British
$4,200,000
$20,-
at
p.
to
Files With Securities
SEC
deben¬
loans;
facilities
completion
Paper
between
bank
repay
for
shares
and
convertible
making
paper
Westminster
Co.
the
of
scheduled
and
plans
and
1956
of
expenditure
also
sale
additional
of
during
general
the
$44,000,000
pulp
plant
corporation
products
ceeds has
of
shares
Scott
new
a
Involve
from
follows:
as
Mobile,
Ala.
for purchase
Products
of
proceeds
used
be
the
bonds,
of
183,
bonds
their
Bondholders, etc.
trust bonds
due Aug.
Guaranty Trust Co. of
collateral
7%
of
of
receive
The
PROCEEDS—Net
tures
may
1955
conditions set forth in the pros¬
Silesian-American Corp.—Paymt. to
Holders
surrender
pectus.
.
during
DIVIDENDS—Diyidends
Ctx
to
31,
general
the
Detroit
estimated
.,I"3£ome to $3,772,074, equal to
;
to
the shares
$4,500,000
Dec.
balance
of
of
.j
EARNINGS—Sales
shares
new
•
stainless, alloy
produced approxi¬
11.4% of the total stainless steel produced in the United
Stainless, steel sales constituted 73%
of total Rotary sales
carbon
mately
.>
sale
scheduled
added
one
in
the
last
The
be
steels
a
is
ended
BUSINESS—Company,
c~ectric
of
which
years
$10,693,571.
financing
from
convertible debentures due March 1, 1971 (convert¬
ible into common shares at $77 per share) which are
Co.
the
Corp.
by
to
manu¬
net
particular projects.
the
This' corporation
16,
March
or
are
to
Matthew
has
1956
be
M.
issued
Fox,
purchased
registration statement with the SEC on
470,000
shares .of
its
10c
par
com¬
filed a
covering
shares
These
stock.
mon
by
the
James
72,500
M.
represent
company
Landis
common
shares
which
pursuant to
and
shares
Philip
at
A.
$1.75
pro¬
(Continued
on page
51)
were
warrants
Reisman.
per
share;
issued
owned
Mr.
and,
by
Fox
in
Per
-
Name of Company
Gordon Foods,
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
r
i
Quarterly
t
•.
_•
„Name of Company
*
..
Alba
I
'
l'.
(quar.):.,
Corp;
Hosiery Mills
;
(quar.)-__„—
Series
Atlantic
5%
Line RR.
Coast
Co.—
H-D
4-11
3-26
3-29
3-20
Haverhill Electric
3-23
Haverhill
4-1
'Steel
Atlantic
4-
BaWwin-Lima-Hamiton
Bank Shares, $Oe' class A
Bankers 'Trust Co.'.'"(H.A
■"
Bessemer & Lake' Erie RR. Co-.—
•:
-
preferxetF
'•
Hayes
Henke & Plllot,
3-15
Hercules
V
4-25
1
^
4-
4-
:
4-
6-
6
3-19
4-
3-26
2
5-
1 '
2
4-
5-
70c
$1.25
; $1.25 '
.
r*
Anfeferite-Ck>ld\Mlnes_-irj.J-l'^_--iL-JL-_^L^
v
•
6-15
!
12-14
5-1
':Y
4t16
4-30
"
4-13
5-
:
r
•
5-
9-14
1
l
-
1
4-1J
4-13
N:
..
3-31
4-20
"
Vickers,
Ltd.—--
-
4-16
;
4-11
•
2
$1.05
4-
preferred
•
of Virginia—
l__i_
.4%
■
30c
;
;
tlon
Textile
Consolidated
Consumers
$4.16
Bit,
Ltd._
Crown
Life
Insurance
.
;
;
3-30
4 20
preferred
Diebold,<Inc.—
•.
„
2
6-
1
Mansfield
7-
2
6-
1
4
4-10
6%
3-20
$1
5-
1
4-10
$1.06
5-
1
4-10
$1.12
5-
1
4-10
6%
4-15
3-29
4-27
4-12
McCandless
to
35c
4-10
4-10
4-10
4-
2
3-11
7-
1
5-15
45c
5-
1
4-
37»/2c
5-
1
Class
70c
preferred
Textile
Dominion
Co.
(final)
Ltd.
du
6-14
Miller &
9-20
9-14
4-
Missouri
4-
3-26
Monroe
3
4-16
4-
6-
5-18
1
$ 10c
$1.50
Mount
3-31
'
Ekco
Magnesia Talc (quar.)
Products, common:—
preferred
4V2 '<'<
Products
Electrical
Radio
Emerson
!.
Extra
:
&
Oil
Federal
Federal
1
5
National
Fuel
5c
4-16
4-
5
National
Tank
4-30
4-12
Products
of
17c
(initial)
Co.
Paper Board,
3-26
3-30
35C
(monthly)
Asso.
Co.
(quar.)
& Trilst
Fireman's
(Boston)
<N.
4-
4-15
50c
7-
1
6
3-30
3-30
3-23
4-16
3-30
65c
4-20
No-Sag
6-26
4-
15c
Insurance
Fund
Forbes &
$5
North Star Oil,
Wallace, class A
Ordinary (final)
Co.
Froedtert
4-
4-
2
3.-23
."i.
$1
-
-
4-~2
'
25c
4-30
4-
3-20
2
'
Gamble-Skogmo,
5%
preferred
common
preferred
4-16
;
4-30
4-16
4-14
4-
35c
(quar.)^_=._^
(quar.)
4-30
62 Vic
40c
—
;
,
Gimbel Bros., Inc., com.
$4.50
15C
(quar.)___.
(quar.)—1
Co.
4-25
4-10
1.12%
4-25
35c
4-20
4-
'
Osborn
(quar.)
6
Mfg.
Owens-Corning
Stockholders
held
Golden
Cycle
Goodman
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg.
15c
3-31
3-21
60c
3-30
3-27
3
a
shares
each
2'Ac
11'Ac
held.
3-30
6-
1
4-10'
4-
5
3-30
,
3-21
7.c'
4-27
3-29
60c
4-30
4-
5
28c
4-30
4-
5
28%c
17y2C
4-30
4-
5
4-16
3-30
5-
1
4-13
59c
5-
1
50c
4-23
80c
3-31
(quar.)—.;
%_«•_'.)
(quar,)___
Power, common
Colorado
(quar.)_
'
preferred .(quar.K,,„?,,.LU,,--.,-2nd .preferred (quar.)
Insurance
(N. J.)
59c
.
(,quar.)__l:_ 4
5'/4% preferredK____l
Products-^-
4-13
4-16
,
3-21
3-20
3-22
75c
3-31
3-19
25c,.
5i. 1
Home
Starrett
(L.
Special
Steak
(from capital surplus)___K__'
of capital surplus)-_____
(out
Shake,
n
v
Co., (increased)____
S.)
Starrett Corp,
Inc.
'
Stubnilz
Greene
5%
preferred
:___
the
at
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
of
1
3-20
25c
5-15
4-26
25c
5-15
4-26
20c
5-15
4-26
67'/2c
_n;
,
meeting voted
two-for-one split of the
a
""
6%
Power,
3
annual
stock.
common
4-20
4-
4-20
K
Corp.—
Stockholders
4-18
4-30
25c
"
B
TelAutograph
3-23
1
5-
30c
,
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)___
4%
3-30
25c
12'Ac
,
7-
62'Ac
preferred
(quer.)i
Inc., class A((quar.)_
Class
3-31
25c
.
(quar.)_______
5.40%
Talon,
9
6-18
4-15
25c
.
;Corp.__;i,^__,,_^_____"____
Super Mold Corp; of Calif., (quar.)
Super Valu Stores, common (quar.)____
;
4-
2
7y2c
(quar )
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)„___«
preferred ,(quar.)__4__
$1.50
Malleable <fe Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
;
20c
Terre Haute
3-20
4-
2
> 3-21
2
3-21
Torrington
-
2
3-21
Tuckec
4-15
'3-31
5-31
'
convertible
Mfg.
Mfg.
4-
1
3-15
4-16
3-30
preferred
8-31
8-16
11-15
5-31
5-18
8-31
8-16
11-30
11-1%
4-30
4-19
United Corps.,
Class B
4-
2
3-16
United
5-
1
4-20
$2.70
Drill
3-30
United
6
45c
4-27
4-
4-30
4-30
4-16
2
Milk
3-15
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
87%c
5-
1
4-17
$37c
5-15
4-14
5-31
4-30
1
4rl0
(quar.I
(quar.)_I
common
U.
Camp Sea
8trum &
Food
Towne
3-27
Velvet
25c
5-15
4-20
Vermont &
25c
4-16
3-30
4-12
4-
Freeze, Inc.
2
1
4-10
4-
2
3-26
4-
2
3-27
20c
*■
4-
2
3-26
25c
4-
1
56yic
4-
1
3-26
20c
5-
1
4-13
18c
3-30
3-15
(resumed)
Fund
(quar.)
10c
Massachusetts RR. Co.
Warren Bros Co.
5-
71^0
:_
Stock
5-
$1
4%%
Van
3-29
xsc
(quar.)
& Publishers, Inc. (reduced)
Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
S.
4-13
30c
;
Insurance
Products__
Van
4-16
3-20
United Printers
4-16
$20C
Tool,
Accident
&
1
68%c
(quar.)________i________
(quar.)
Life
3-20
4-
36c
67'/2c
A
Ltd., class A
&
Preferred
3-23
3-31
33%c
(quar.)'
(quar.)_ji__i__________
preferred
United
3-27
;
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50 convertible
preference
(quar.)
4-30
3-27
5
3-30
25c
(quar.). '
(quar.)
preferred
$2.75
•
3-31
4-
4 25c
$$1.75
$10c
Tobacco
$1.44
17'/ac
22%c
(quar.)__,
(quar.)____,
Co., Ltd., 7%, pfd.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Union Telephone (Mich.)," $1.35 pfd.
11-30
4-16
(quar.>J_K____
preferred
Corp.
Union
5-16
$20c
-
70c
Toro
,
5c
$3
(s-a)_
(quar.)
30c
3-26
3-29
3-20
7
3-29
4-
4-14
4-
2
Washington Natural Gas Co.—
'■
,
J15°
——
'
•
+15c
35c
60c
25c
' *
-
42 V2c
common—.-.
(quar.)——
Ftberglas Corp.——
the annual meeting to be
one
'4-12
6
6-15
;",l
com.' (quar.)
Edison,
3-31
21c
Ltd.—
April 25 will be asked to ap
reclassification of the common
of two new $1 par shares for
old
4-26
2
-3-27
4-
10c
at
on
prove
2
4-
3-16
80c
37'Ac
——,——
-
3-27
4-
25c
_
Shares,4(from investment
preferred
4-
15c
<quar;>_
iu
Ge. (Mlnn.)_r_—^
Manufacturing
Orangeburg
-
Gladding, MeBean & Co.
3-23
4- '
California
Telluride
40c
-
.
preferred' (quar.)—i.-«-^-——i^----—
preferred (quar.) — —:
Old Town Oorp;, 40c preferred (quar.)_ari_' -
4-10
4
4-13
4-15
,50e
3-29
.
4.24%
»
•
Gamewell
4-25
—-
Se Electric,-
4*30
30c
:
approval
4%
4-16
25c
-
Gas
2
Stanley
3-16
3-22
4
•
5%
(quar.)_—
2
Oklahoma
3-21
2
75c
(quar.)
4-
preferred
preferred (q uar. >-— i.——-• $1.02 J/2
preferred • (quar.-)—$1.02
$4.11
preferred
(quar.-Ki————-—1 $1.02%
$4.16
preferred (quar.)——7—---—• $1.04
Northern Telephone Co., Ltd. (quar,)-^——_
92Vic
Oilgear Co. ——
1
-40c
(England) —
—
Corp.
Galveston-Houston
$1.50
$4.08
4-5
4-
i
2
3-16
3-27
$1.25
^
2
$4.10
*
'
I
(quar.)ij.
4-
* 15c
221/aC
(quar-(__-_—^__—i--—i---—" ^
90c
class A
2
3-15
4*16
4-1
-
60c
.25c
r.
,(quar.)__i__J_'_"___/—__-—.. 2.
C.)' (initial)—
(W'ftsh.,.D.
Service
American
25c
Noithern "States: Power
«♦-
3-2
4-12-
4-
1
__:
3-30
$0.1719
2-20
4-
3-30
3-30
4-16
Standard-Thompson,
——
Meter, common—
preferred (quar.).
Spring (quar.)—
'$3.60
Francisco)
preferred (quar.)—___^
Ford Motor Co.,"Ltd.
Formica
(San
(increased quar.)__
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Fisher Bros.,
;
3-27
25c
:
Canada,
-
8crew
4-10
i————
—
$2.40
2
30c
____r
(quar ):—
Y.)
(quar.)
4-10
4-16
(quar.)————————
—
Quarterly
.
Neptune
1
Felters
4-20
4-
Western
Quarterly
\ '
3-31
45c
Preferred
Federation Bank
Neon
3-23
45c
(quar.)
com.
4-16
3-30
Gil
Fire
3-29
$0,087
3-30
4-16
j
Standard
—---———
Co
60c
Gas
50c
37y2c
•
25c
;
6c Go., ;common -(quar.)_^___
Standard
-27
4-
3-30
-
,
preferred
(quar.)__
6% preferred (quar.)l_
—
4-
7c
Mortgage
(Ea.)
4.72%
4.72%
-22
(Two
4-16
r
3-27
4-16
$1.50
5c
5%":
25c /
.
4
4-16
$1.25
Co.,
4.56%■' preferred
%
3-23
(Initial———-
common
4-
4-16
$1.37J/2-
(quar.)________;_______
D 4 (quar.)..
convertible
4.48%
v
i
dividend)
New
4-10
,
held)—-
10c
;
preferred
Southern
\
(stock
4-13
3-20
(quar.K-;
(quar.)_i/~_x_i^_^i_L-
B
income)..,
-29
2
4-
$1.50
(quar,)_——v_--;—-----Mills, Ltd——'—
Casket
1
2
'
(quar.)_J
4-17
3-30
30c
shares ior each share
National
4-13
5-
4-30
4-
2
2
—,,_—s.——-——
industries
W.
4-
j.
National
Federal
1
&
30c
'
Employers-Group Associates
Essex County Electric Co.:
N.
3-21
4
1.12%
L
(quar.)
Consolidated-
Phonograph-
5-
50c
Rice
■
Co.
-15
6-
4-16
Inc.,
Royal
,/•
(increased quar.)_—_'
5-21
1
80c
3-31
4-?0
Ltd
Eastern
6-20
4-14
,
Power
Montana
34 %c
!■
5-15
3-20
5-31
.
Co.,
*
•
5-15
;
,t.
3-20
4-14
(quar,)—_—1—
<quar.)___*
?
-
1
1-
2
1
56'Ac
Corp.
Natural Gas
6- 1
$1.18?A,
4-
3-29
10c
5 r/o
preferred—Loan Society, class A
^^_f———-
Mojud
4-
6-12
Co.—
-
—
Poat of Canada Securities.
2
6
,
25c
,
Mindustrial
4-16
$30c
-
preferred (quar.)—:
5Vz%
6-20
preferred
Southern
5-
($50 par) (quar.)—i—
56'AC
($50 par)
(quar.)——
56'Ac
($50 par) (quar.)——
> $1.12'A
($100 par) (quarr)
$1.12'A
($100 par) (quar.)
,4 $1.12'A
($100 par) (quar.)——_
$1.06'A
Rhoads, 4*/«% preferred (quar.)__^
25c
0
1
'C
35c
(quar.)--—^'---.---------7
(initial)——
&
Stern
25c
17»/2c
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
4-16
4-11
Transport, class A
25c
-
(quar.)__
35c
5C
preferred
4Vi% preferred
4Va% preferred
4.50% preferred
4.50%
preferred
4.50% preferred
3-13
3-20
25c
preferred
4,/t%
1
(quar.)
common
3-22
——
common.-
Air
Michaels
6
.
shares
Products,
3-30
——
Aeeeptance; common--,.—.
A
$1.50
Meteor
4-6
(quar.)
shares
Beneficial
Doeskin
40C
•
5
4-
4-23
4-
4-
3-31
of beneficial
—
Merchants
4-20
$1
Cox Fund Beneficial shares
Beneficial
•
'
4-14
31C
Corp.
(J. Ray) & Co.
McDermott
4-25
15c
<quar.)____
4-25
40c
split the
Dodge &
45c
———-—
50c
be held on April 2 on a proposal
com.
on a 3-for-l basis.
ing to
3-31
20c
——
Interest
10c
.1'
4-14
26c
20c
='•/*■*' *.
45c
common-'—-i-
Units
Fund
1
■
preferred (quar.') ____^_.
$1.06'A
4%% preferred .(quar.$1.18%
Science & Nuclear Fund--—'
4c
12-14
(quar.)— „_——
•
Investors
Trust
(quarterly
Lite
-56c
.
1
3-23
4-16
subscription -rights-.--------1/lOc
Selected
12-31
Marine
income)
net
from
on
5Vi% preferred C
9-14
(quar.)—
Massachusetts
Massachusets
______
-
Rubber,
&
preferred
9-14
9-29
$7.50
International
(quar.)'_
common
4-
3-30
25c *
.t to split the common
for-two basis;, ,;
Seismograph
12-14
(quar.
4-14
1
2fl«
.
the
annual
meeting- to
be
May 16 on a directors' proposal 4
at
Security Storage
9-29
Communica¬
tion Co., Ltd., American dep. receipts -,
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
-...
Tire
preferred
Marconi
3-31
2
_
--
6-15
Works 53 %e
(quar.)i____-__—:,-w
1/' 9c
Bond Fund (fbom income)——
Manhattan
-
(quar.)
-
1
4-
;____
common
6-30
-
—K-
Onion Stockyards
Match,
6-
7-
$1.13
2
-
Dean & Co.Nquar.)—:
$1.50
7-
$40c
(quar.>__Ji.
De Vilbiss Co. (quar.)
6-15
4'/*%..preferred C
quar.)
(quar.)__^.^_
6-30'
22 Vic
(quar.—x--
5-21
$7%e
•"
3-23
12-31
(quar.l
Electric Light
1
5-
Seaboard
3-23
11 'Ac
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
vote
£ 4 Vi %
,
3-20
•
-4-20
^cullin Steel
4-13
4-27
,
3-31
————^ •
4-16
$1.04
(Ontario)—
A
Diamond
3-15
3-31
10%
dividend
Stock
Preferred
,
*
Schuster
3-30
Mahoning Coal RRMallinckrodt Chemical
Dayton Rubber, common.-.;__^
Denver
3-31
-:
(R.
Finance
*'
$1.12Vi
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc.—
Initial
(quar.)«_l__^—.»__»Ki~-—
Class
3-15
—
55c
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)_:
$4.24 preferred (quar.)___
4>/2% preferred (quar.)
1
.K—
'
3-15
3-31
Local
3-27
4-16'
Service Corp.
Quarterly
4-20
1
5-
'
.
(Washington, D. C.)—• ^
—-----———-)"
I.), 1 common.-;.——-i v-
1
5-
' $$1.19
'
Management
Rudy Mfg; (stock dividend)^_ic_Li_2_iYJ__
Ryder System, Ine,;S. & W. .Fine Foods,• Inc/r1_ J.
3-31
*3-31
V
2
5-
6-
-..-4%
15c
-Lehman Corporation ——-—r——--i-
3-23
$15e
.
Royalties
115c
-
4-
5-15
6%
3-17
2
4-15
tl5c'
(resumed), —
preferred
non-cum
17 Vic
J
Inc.
$3
Lowell
Dallas Power &
Bros.,
3-26
3-27
"
4-
U5C
—
4-10
1
5%
^
6-30'
7-15
"
Lehigh Valley Coal—
4-
1
3-31
.
(quar.)„1—
3-SJr
4-15
6-
-
•>v
tl5c
5-4
•3-26
'
4-15
62'/2c
United Bakeries, com. iquar.)— ; •
$1.80 preferred (quar.)—_———-—---;
Lawrence Electric
__ii—-—-
Lincoln
2
4-1:
vfl5c
3-27
3-31
4-10
19c
/
3-15
2
5-25
r
_»
"
3-19
3-30
preferred
ers
tl5c
(quar.) ——
B
Electric,'
&
2
4-
Royal McBee Corp.,-common (quar.)__KV35c
K 4'/2% preferred A• '(quari-)K___u'i_/^____.' ,$i.t2!i
■
3-31
-■
—
2
3-16
'
4-15
Langendorf
ac-
i
)quar.)_K_i.-__l
common
Craig
Davidson
A
Class
'
no
preferred -(quar<)_^_;
(Increased
'3-19
$i
\
■
■■
K—
took
preferred (quar.)_^—i___l
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)^^
.
J(quar.)__i_—K-------
30e
'-r
$4.50
'
(quar.-i--
B
15c
class A"_J_-™_" -.-i.
Water,
Power,
A "
Class
3-30
43%C
—
(Company
payment at this time)
com.
on
Class
3-14
(quar.)_l
-
(quar.r___—^___—
Schaffer Stores
•___—
2
4-
2
4-
stock on -a three-t.V
v./* v; 7.
v
Rohr
Aircraft
(qua'r.)__^____^_-___^^__i__ t! \ 35c
-'Rolls-Royce, Ltd., Amer. dep: receipts oid:: -*;
; Net proceeds trora the -sale of; stoekhold- ''
50c
•
*-
4-
25c
4^
Button' Co.___z_-_^____
held
3-16
58c
4-14
4-20
3-15
;V
4- 2
r'.'t'V'':*, *
•
3-23
1
:
•f '
5-22
4-20
6-
2
4-
tl5c
"B
>
r
;?
•
1
3-31
5-
4%% •; preferred* 'I\(quar;Kx~---i~-i--=i
Stockholders at the above corporation will
;,
1
5-10
F (quar.K----i-.-—liii—:;•
$1
4.10% preferred H
(quar.)___:______A__i._ $1.02'/2
4.10%, preferred J (quar.)___'-K--~K--U'' $1.02Vi
3-26
115c
Class
3-30
6
1
2
3-20
5-20
30c
50e
—;—
Stoker
4%
•
4-16
-
-
;
7
preferred (quar.)
Fund
L___.
4-
3-20
3-29
(quar.)— i—
5-15
35c
j
62 Vic
(Indianapolis)-^-
Co.
Composite
Consolidated
2
(quar.)..,
6
Riley
2
5-
2
4-
12'Ac
$30c
tinitlal
Rochester Gas
20c
Corp/__--__—"
Kinney (G. R.) Co. (special)
Klsh Industries, 6 % class A (quar.)__^——-Lambert7 (Alfred)', class A- (quar.)• A
4
3-20
4-
_'_ ___
(Canada), L5d:~
common
Rochester
4-20
3-31
_
B
New
■
25c
(from net- investment- inc.)—-■
;"B-2"
Class
f
*
*25c;
~
King-Seeley
64c
(quar.)
Loan
4-
100%
'
—
Colonial Finance
2
•
Chicago Great Western Ry-., eom. (increased) U8%. preferred '(quar.K-------^.l—
—
Chicago Railway Equipment—
v
7% preferred (quar.)
.-_
Clinton Trust Co. (N. Y.h (quar.)_
;
Commonwealth
4-
50c
(quar.
(initial)
common
3-30
1
3-31
,
6
*
3-21
$2
20c
dividend
Stock
New
preferred (accum.)
Ivey (J. B.).& Co. (quar.)--—Jenkins Bros./ Ltd,: .(quar:)-;—:-—-—^_—
Kearney (James: R.) Corp;_—
Keystone. Medium-Grade Bond Fund— */ ,»
•'
3-23
2
'
4-20
5-
37'/2c
6%
B
'
3-22
1
1
•3-23
4-
2
5
9
'
•
4-
6-
4-
$1.25
3-20
1
4-
(Bos ton)
quar;V_-_J___—K-Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—>"/
v
4%% '1st preferred (inttialK-------K%-l
5-
Class
1
Class
Reitrnan's,
profits J' 20c
ebrp—i-i-' ^/$1
Stockholders will vote at the annual "meet-K: '!*■
Ing to be held on April 24 on a directors' "
V ' ' proposal to declare a-25% stock diw.-T-' International
Packers.
(Company
deferred
7 action on the com; paym't at thW time)
Investors Funding. Cqrp, of N. Y.-—
• ■ ■ -7;
*„ 7>/2C
6%
preferred /(quar.)K----'
37V2C
Irving (John) ShoeiCorp., 6% pfd- (accum.)
4-10
5"
3-31
.
3-31
-
3-31
•
'
4-10
1
4-20
1
5-1
14c from-securities
inc.; and
menti
Class
Century Investors^$2 non-cum. cbnv.
■
-
27 Vbc
Cedar Point Field Trust Ctfs.__—
Corp.
5-
4-16
-
-$1.25
$4.20
5-
3-30
'
Carolina
Chesapeake
4-
4-11
-
preferred <quar.)_L——-i———L
preferred (quar.)_-__u__-,_-____—r—t. '
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)^-i_f
$5
'
4-
4-16
4-16
Series
3-31
"
1
3*20
Keystone Appreciation Common Stock Fund
<■
Series ."Sr3" (fr.om investment income) — ^
3-31
'
-
Carolina; Cincinnati & Ohio Ry. (quar.)____
com. <quar>——
Carolina. Power & Light,
.
•
60c
r-
t37,/aC
f-
_—
5-
5-
3-31
'
4-16
'
Canadian
——
-
-
4-16
.
Camden Fire Insurance Asso. -(increased s-a) >
•
—__l—_-
5-21
'•
4-13
(
i ;
5r
5
4-13
.
:
5-
'
8%
^
9-28
7%
■«
4-2
6-29
40c *'
preferred. (qUar.>;_^__-_™___^__->-,'-" $1.75
preferred (quar.)
* •'
$1.60
"t
$4.70
preferred (quar.)-—-—-l—'IlL-K/' $1.17 %M
50c
California Portland Cement (quar.Ki-i---i.v-$1
Special
—L__*
;■
v
.
4-10
;
'
CaHforhia- Oregon Power, cwn.- (quar.)i»'i-i-i-'
•
Mtg.
3
4-
v
12-28
>
.
1
4-6
-
$5©?
Caldwell Linen Mills,' Ltd., com.—
\
$20c:
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)./——K$37c-r
•»
80c 2nd parti©; preferred- (quar.)_--—_-c-i:
320c1
Oalfforrua, Electric Power, -$3 pfd.
; 75c ;
Buffalo
Fund
Pyramid Electric, 5% preferred (quar.)____
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)_____^-__%^______
Reda Pump Co.__________ 4_———•—
Reed (C. A.) ©o., elass A :(quar.)___:i_____i_'
ap-
International Business Jdachlnes
■
$1.25'
♦•.
meeting
annual
the
4-155-
5-23
75c
$2.50
20e
Water (quar.)_________—
Worcester RR. Co. (quar.)-—
Prudential
4-10
1
5-23
$1.50
30c
;
Union
3-15
3-30
i'
.«
4- 2
Wo
preferred.
9%'" preferred!"
V Buchanan Steel- Product's
*-•
3-20
4-20
1
4-16
$1.25
6
-
»:
5-21'
,
;
5%
at
Erie
Railways *
&
3-16
>
-
(quar.)—
RR.
& Lake
Providence
3-30
4-25",
16)
March
on
Plainfield
Co.—
15c
Holly Sugar Corp., common :(quar- 30c
5% preferred (quar.>____________-i__l-^i.-t 37Vic
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. (Ft. Wayne)
' •
* v >
5% preferred A (quar.K-_-v^r_v__K-«-"r."'' "62Vie
Horn A Hardart Baking (New jersey) (quar:)
•*;
$2
Hotel Syracuse (N. Y.)
com; tquar;K_----i-*' '*
60c
4%- preferred C (quar.)v-_v___-__-^_---_--- ---- - 10c
Humphreys Manufacturing, ;coranwn.v^
25c
&%
preferred (quar,);;>1 $1.50
Hycon Mtg.; 5Vi% preferred (quarr)^^-jrrl • • 13%c
Illinois Zinc (stock div.)____I.A-_'_%i-YiY_l'-''
w 2%
3-15
4■
-
:
held
2
4-
4-25
4- I
30c
56y*e
-
_
20c
15c
50c
12 Vic
Pittsburgh
-
-
(quar.)
tlOc
175c
Pittsburgh
basis.
1
pfd.
4»/a%
Powder
3-31
Imperial Shgar (quar.)^ 75c
Incorporated Income Rundj__-^-_^--L'u_-r-;'-r
12c
Institutional Growth Fund, (6c frotti invest- '*/'■?. r.
t*
••
4-1
•
7
3-29
-
3-31
«
,
•
).'>
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3-15
'^3-31
•
• •
jrfd *
Main© RR./5%
Boston .&
capital
'
3-10
3-31
45c
—
•-
for
the
t25c
semi-annual
Peoples
4-11
.:
-
4-14'
4- 2
5-
—
3-23
4-14
1
Ltd.—
of Canada,
Extra
,
2
3-30
4-15
5c
Se
Edison
split
to
industries, (quar.)_'___I^.
Higbie
3-15
,
(George' Wlk4: (quar;
3-26
(quar.)__—
Co.
Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd. (s-a)
________
—i—
Increased
i
Pato
•
proved a 3-for-l split of the com shS.-j *
V
5
3-21
6-30
*
Binks Mfg. '(quar.- •'
25e
IBliss <El-; W.)'Cb.__——50c
Bobbs-MerrilVi- 4%' pfd-'tqaar^^-^-w^--;$1.12%
Borg
4- 2
stock-
the
to
'
\
Boston
2Vi
a
5-18
4-30
«
-
>
on
3-30
-
{3-31 A
10c
!-i Bondstotrt Corp.'; (from Investment income)
3-30
3-26
—i———-
proposal
a
1
5-
: 70c
* "■ ' 10c ■
••' \ "r
75c
'
$1.50
stock
5-10
(resumed quar.)—J
COc
(quarKi-TilA-A-i^**"'30c
Barry Controls, class
<
3-15
$1.25
12Vic-
pfd. (quar.)__
1
5-
4-16
Securities Corp._____—___T__
—
Pepsi-Cola General BottlersPerkins Machine & Gear (quar.)___
Phillips-Electrical ____—r
—
Phillips Screw Co. (Directors took no action
on common payment at Company meeting
3-26
4-16
"
35c
""
Bangor <Se Aroostook RR.
K
holders
4
1
recommend
will
3-30
6-
-
31c
-~Ji
"
4- 2
(quar.)___
Co
Gas
Directors
4-
7%
Corp. 'Aquar.)
75c
60c
70c
Co.
Drilling
Parker
I
-
(quar.)—
Insurance
Fire
3-22
2 '
4- 2
pfd. <quar.)___ - $17'Ac
Axe-Houghtori Fund ,"B*''(frortt income) ___— .- 7c-- 'V4-23
4-11
Backstay Welt (quar.)__
_±.—Jr—I_—50c
Bancobio
3-28
4-16
$2.50
93%c
;r
—
Atlas Thrift1 Had Corp.;
'
A__
Stockholders
preferred (s-a)_.:_________4_
CO.;'3.75% pfd. B fquar.il "
non-cum.
'
-'4-15
Hartford
—
Atlantic Refilling
4-30
4-30
f40c
H-C
Series
4-16
10c
—_•—_______ ---•
Inc.—
4-13
3-16
Equipment, common—
—.l-—-'•" - 25c
4%%> preferred (quar.)-____——I-,---—-"
56V*c
PapeT
Hamityon Funds,
1
3
Aro
L
13y2c
13»/2c
3-31
——__
(quar.)~_v_•
(quar.)
Corp.
5-
■
•
_
Atlanta
Hagan
4-
50c^
10c %
American Distillibg (stock div.)_
________
100%
American Dredging (quar.)__—25c
American &-Effird Mills, 4% pfd. (accum.)
$1
Arrthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.$30e
Apex Electric Mfg. Co., 7% prior pfd. (quar.) •
$1.75 .
Argus Cameras, Ine. (quar.)
—
" 25c
Adams-Millis
'
15c
25c
4- 2
5- 1
4- 3
4-20
Greyhound Lines, 5%
Pacs;ard-Beil
9-1
12-
5-
5% preferred (quar.)—__
$1.25
preferred (initial quan)—______
29^|c
& Electric Co. (increased)—boc
Gas
Pacific
1
6-
Payable of Rec.
Finance,
4.75% *
Holdert
When
;
Share
Company
Pacilic
—
Power
$1.60 pfd. (quar.)___
Mfg. (quar.)—__—
Gustin-Bacon
6
45c
—•'
Gurpey Products, Ltd.,
Holiert
Pacific
3-22
—
6-10
9-10
12-10
-
i-__
Mountain
Green
4-
3-31
-
40c
40c
40c
1—
Quarterly '
Quarterly
Payable of Rec.
Share
4-13
12Vic
1 25c
•
'
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
*
■
When
-
—_
(Texas)—
'
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
Per
(increased quar.)—
Inc.
Towing
Name of
Payable of Rec
Share
Great Southern Life Insurance
nounced
a
Lakes
Great
Holdert
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
11
(1479)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5519.. .The
Volume 183
20c
$1.06
10c
30c
25c
25c
'
4-20
4*
6
7-20
7-
6
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
3-26
3-16
6-15
5-15
4-20
3-29
Northwest
70
3-23
4-14
3-29
4-14
Pipeline
com.
stock
for
Michigan
Steel. Foundry
(quar.)_
initial
4-10
4-30
3-29
4-20
3-29
6-30
6-15
6
3-27
3-14
3-20
$12%c
$17'Ac
4-30
4-10
4-30
4-10
4-30
4-10
25c
37%c
4-16
_J_j
•
6 7t
Electric
preferred
Power, com.
<1897
40c
$1.50
(quar.)'
series)
(quar.l_j.
.
90c
3-30
3-33
_•_%
Corp., common <quar.)__
preferred A
(quar.)
Wisconsin
4-10
4-14
6%
4-
4-25
4-
5
,
3.60%
preferred
Wisconsin
Southern
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Cab
Co.__
7%
Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Zeller's Ltd.,
Steel Car
4»/2%
__.
_'
pfd.
(quar.)—
50c
75c
$1.75
u—
(quar.) __—:
•
20c
—___
Young (J. S.)
Youngstown
25c
______
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works.Yellow
6
1
$63c
Ltd., class A. (quar.)
-(quar.)
Whiting
3-30
9
4-
—
Extra
3-31
4-
1
5-
3-31
30c
__i
(Toronto)
3-29
4-16
■■
25c
quar.):_
Westminister Paper Co.
B
-
-
;
$10c
Co.
Assurance
com.
Class
each
4-15
Coal
New
Pacific
of
held)
shares
Kentucky
Western
3-29
4-14
share
(One
West
3-29
4-14
dividend).
West
•
4-14
(Stock
;_—
—
25c
$56'Ac
4-
4-16
6-
1
4-
2
4-
2
4-20
7-31
7-16
1
5-15
4-16
3-30
3-31
3-23
6-
4-30
4-10
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-20
3-30
3-21
1
4- 2
5-
12
The Commercial and
(1480)
we
Share
Name of Company
preferred
4%
4Vi%
preferred
'quar.)
Common
A-
Inc.—
—
Life
Insurance
5Vo
preferred
Albermarle
Alco
-
Mfg.
&
Stock dividend
50c
2
4-
2
3- 2
1
4-
2
4-
1
$1.75
4-
4-
2
'
the Calif,
3-12
„
4-
2
3-
$2
4-
2
(s-a)—-
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
3-30
5c
4-
2
40c
4-
1
9
Arnold
3-
Co. of
Mfg.
6-27
3-30
3-16
3-29
3-
redeemed on May 15
share plus this dividend)
Brach (E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
4-
9
3-26
,
4-
2
3-2o
Brantford
3-30
3-15
6
♦
7 45c
'$1 ■"
50c „
f
{50c
,
to
4-7
3-29
UInc.,
$56%C
V:, 5- 1
,.,
4-10
Ltd.—
4-
{15c
3-
6
9
3-29
4-13
Mines,
Ltd.
1
3-23
3-30
3-16
Brlggs
M/g.
3-27
3-5
Bright
(T. G.)
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
4-
I1.10V4
$1.08
5.28%
preferred
Constable
3-
33c
3-30
3- 9
40c
3-30
3-20
{28%c
3-31
3-15 1
.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd.—
___
Brillo
Mfg. (quar.)^
Bristol-Myers Co., 3l/t 7o
American
Assurance
4-
2
2-24
British
American
Oil
4-
2
2-24
British-American
3-31
3-15
leceipts Ord.
6jc
4-14
3-23
3-31
3-
4-
40c
preferred
Co.
<4-2
93%c
{94c
(quar.),,
(quar.),,,,
Ltd.
*
Arundel
3-15
3-
4- 2
4-
3-201
1
4-2
dep.
3-2
:
(interim),,:
5%
4-
'
7Va%,
———
Ashdown
Class
.
9
3-
6-11
•
2
3- 2
2
3-15
3-12
4 Va 7o
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
9
4%%
preferred
{i5c
4-
1
3-10
•
{18c
4-
1
3-10
3-
2
3-31
3-
5
15C
3-31
3-
5
Atlantic
Investment
Atlantic
Wholesalers
said
Class
filed
with
6Va7o
12'/2C
12>/2c
3-31
33-
5
4-
2
3-15
933/4C
4-
1
9-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
3-22
6%
4-16
3-15
British
2
3-19
12 Vi'c
4-
2
3-16
Broad
{15c
4-
2
3-15
Brockton Taunton Gas—
4-
2
3-15
{55c
6-1
5-15
Brockway Glass,
5% preferred
4-
3-15
Brooklyn
—
(s-a)_——.—_———
Co.
Canteen
of
?
America—
32 Vic
——
2
30c
Avon
Co.
'
IOC
(quar.)
4%
Products,
__
pfd.
1st preferred (quar.
Industries Corp. (N.
Extra
7 3-30h
V5c,; 450c
(quar.)
4-
7
Street
4-
6%
3
3- 7"
3-
«..
3-28 '
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
4-
A
Inc.—
V
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
75c
i
4-
2
4-
2
and
3-20
35c
(quar.)
3-17
distribution
a
of
3-29;
1
3-16-
5c
3-30
3-16-
3-30
3-10
19c
(quar.)
3-31
j
•
:
(quar.)
4-
15c
-
■■-A-
62V2c
4-
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
...
95c
(quar.),
-
(quar.),
7f
-
1
1
Co.,
Brown-Forman
Distillers Corp.,
4-
com.
(quar.)
;
3- 9*
•'
1
15c
(quar.),,,
3-10
.
4-10
7c
4-
4-
2
4-
1
4-
3-28'
1
10c
Brown-Durrell
3-19
3-10
20c
:
3-19
3-15
3-13
.
7
common
Gas
Boro
.7
2 *,
4%
(quarterly of
from
12c
net
13c
profits
Petroleum
American
Aggregates,
American
5%
Air Filter,
$7 preferred
American
5 Vi
preferred
4%
Brake
4V2%
B
25C
(quar.),,,,
&
4-
2
4-12
6%
6%
1
3-26
3.15
«
3-14
3-14f
convertible
issue
at
$103.53
dend;
4-
2
3-15
3-30
3-30
preferred
American
C
3-30
3-
series
4-
3-
2
plus
May
on
this
American
Fire
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
$3.33056
Casualty
3-26
4-
2
3-
9
$3.75
4-
2
3-
9
4-
1
3-15
5-31
&
(quar.)
Felt,
(quar.)
5-15
3-31
Indemnity
4-
Products
(monthly),
(Texas)
9
3-14
3-31
3-
25c
4-
2
7-
5
6-30
65c
4-
2
3-
1
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)
American
5l/4%
Investment
preferred
American
Co.
of
(s-a)
Machine
&
$1.31 V4
Maize
preferred
American Metal
American
5Vi%
Metal
conv.
American
4-
1
.
14
Beech-Nut
3-15
4
3-"0
Co., Ltd., 4Vi%
Products,
Molasses Co.
com.
pfd.
3-30
3-31
3-15
Bendix
3-31
3-21
Beneficial
$1.75
(quar.)
4 14
50c
(quar.)
3-31
3-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
6-
1
5-21
37 Vic
.
(quar.)
3-31
3-
9
27>/2c
3-31
3-
9
15c
4-
3
3-26
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
20c
4-16
Optical
(quar.)
50c
4-
2
Phenolic
(increased)
25c
4-27
4-13
57c
Gas,
class
American
Co.
Prerident
Lines,
4%
Ltd
Bethlehem
$1.25
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
$1 25
9-.0
9-10
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-10
10c
3-31
3-15
Safety
Razor
(resumed)
6-20
2
3-14
3
4 Va 7o
CIT
Co.
Calaveras
5%
—
Insurance
3-15
3-30
3-15
Calif.
4-
2
3-15
California
5-
4-11
California
Packing
3-20
California
Water
4-
2
3-20
Calumet
4-
2
3-16
25c
4-16
2
3-31
3-13
4-
2
3-15
Class
B
4-
2
3,15
Campbell
2
3 15
$2.50
4-
2
3-13
4-
6
common
A
8-11
Bird
Machine
Bird
&
Son.
3-21
37V2c
4-30
3-27
Campbell
Taggart Associated
3-
2
3-30
3-30
Co.,
new
com.
(initial)
(auar.)
(ouar.)
Bakeries—
-
<
6%
2"c
Ltd.,
Crushed &
5%
4- 2
Dry
{$1.50
Flooring Co.,
25c
Ltd.,
class B (quar.),
Ltd. (quar.)
3-15
Canada
Iron
Foundries,
3-31
3-10
Canada
Life
Assurance,,.
3-31
3-15
Canada
Packers
4-
3-15
Class
Class
;
44-
{$1
—
»,{75c*-
(s-a)_
3-19
3-15
2
2
4- 2
3-1
3-15
3-15
3-10
3-15
2-^29
.
4-16
4-16
3-30
3-30
50c
3-15
i
2
$1.75
(quar.)
44-
2
2-23
4-
1
3-21
4-20
4-1D
$1.25
______
20c
2
3-23
110c
4-15
3-23
4-15
4-
2
{75c
4-
2
Special
17V2c
{75c%
...
7
2
»4-
$37V*c
—
A
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
$1.06Vt
t22c
(quar.),:
Canada
3-22
-
:
(quar.),
Ginger Ale, common
$4.25 preferred
3-28
4-2
{62V2c
pref. B (quar.)
Ltd.—
Cut Stone,
preferred
Canada
3-21
4-3
,
.
Quarterly
3-15
{10c
Special
{10c
4- 2
7- 3
{10c
110c
10- 1
1-2-57
9-14
12-1$
{$1.10
{50c
4- 2
4-16
3- 1
3-15
{37(fee
$3iy*c
4- 3
,4-3
2-29
2-2t
{37^ c
{$1.25
5-
1
5- 1
4-10
4-10
(s-a)
B
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Increased
;
.
__t
Special,
Special
•
.
.
1
Canada
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Canada Steamship Lines. Ltd.
(s-a)
.
,..
2-29
.
8-15
.,
-.r
3-15
6-15
3-23
4-
Canadian
25c
(quar.)
3-16
Soup
4-
2
3-19
25c
Inc.,
3-16
3-27
Campbell
$1.25
4-
2
3-19
25c
3-30
3-15
Common
5%
Breweries
conv.
Canadian
Black & Decker Mfg.
3-27
(quar.)
3-27
35c
(quar.)
3-15
30c
30c
common
4-27
3-26
1
3-30
I6V4C
Canada Bread,
4-16
3- 9
$2.50
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Canada
.
3- 9
3-31
1
3-15
25c
3- 9
3-31
1
3-13
{50c
3-31
20c
$1183/4
(quar.)—
4-
3-10
1
3-20
4-30
4-
1
1
3-15
1
4-16
5-15
20c
2
4-
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
S.)
2
5-
4-
4
3-7
3-7
3-7
45c
55c
62Vac
(A.
4-
5-1
Service
A
preferred
4-
{2"c
*4- 2
4-2
4- 2
63c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
{17 Vic
pfd.
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
4-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Camp
9
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
preferred
84 VaC
{25c
Inc.
Hats
5%
$2.50
Corp.
Hecla,
preferred
Camden
3-
{$1.25
{$1
{$1.12V2
(quar.)
'
3- 9
10c
1
3-15
3-30
4-16
.
(quar.)
Power,
3-29
2
3-15
3- ll
3-12
{5c
Fund
&
2
50c
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
$4.75
3-15
4-
4-1
4- 1
60c
(quar.)
3-26
30c
Co
(quar.)
Water
redeemable
preferred
Electric
2
Ltd.—
Power,
4j/2%
3-15
4-
20c
Timber,,
&
2
28VbC
(resumed)
com.
(quar.)
Land
3-15
4-
15c
(quar.)
& Co.,
Calgary & Edmonton. Ltd.
Calgary
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Saco
Financial
30c
(quar.)
Life
(H. M.)
2
4- 2
3IV4C
(increased quar.)_i
preferred
Byllesby
15c
4- 9
28V9C
(quar.),,;
(quar.)
Butler's Inc., com.
50c
(quar.),
1
Steel, 7% preferred
&
Bickf oid's,
Class
(quar.)
American
Mfg.
Biltmore
—
4-
preferred
preferred
{25c
preferred
Biddeford
preferred
5%
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
Bibb
non-cumulative
5%
4V2 %
7 Vic
(quar.)
3-22
3-15
3-21
3-21
{35c
A
(final)
4-
3-23
6
5-15
7.
.
9
{IOC
common
preferred
2V»d
9
9
1
4-
3-16
3-31
$1.12 Vi
____
3-16
2
4-20
2
4-
2
4-
25c
3-31
4-
4-
Burroughs Corp.. (quar.)
Bush Mfg. Co., common,.
4-
55c
(quar.)
Standard
{25c
7-
4-
16 V c
(quar.)
7,
,
3-
10-
3-10
$1
(quar.)
3-15
American
Berkshire
3-20
American
(quar.),—„
7
3-33
10-30
65c
com.
9
4-12*
{15c
$1.12 Vi
common
9
3-
1
■
2
20c
3-
4-30
4-
{50c
(s-a)
*5-
3.c
(quar.)__r
Quarterly
$1
3-28*
3-28
21..
3-30
$1—
7."
(quar.),
Ltd.—
15c
(quar.).
Finance
(quar.),,7——
deposit receipts ordinary
5%
-
4-
7-30
of
—
Packing
{45c
Quarterly
4-
3-23
4-16
{15c
3-10
3-10
4-18
4 16
{15c
2
1%%
RR.
Mines,
American
4%
dividend)
common
Aviation
Beneficial
1
(quar.)
amount
Belding-Corticelli, 7% pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (stock div.) (7/12ths of 1%)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__,___
Bell
Telephone
(Canada)
50c
(quar.)
com.
the
in
Co.,
Optical,
preferred
Creek
Ltd.
Burns & Co., Ltd.
2
,
4-16
3-23
3-28
{50c
4-
ex-
(quar.)
Foods,
$1.25 '
Metals
Products,
preferred
97VrC
quoted
(auar.)
Lumber, Ltd.,
$1.40
Foundry—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
Beaver
Burma
4-16
l?c -.7 4-16
,
(quar.)______
Steel,
4-
dividend, and
shares.
be
dividend
Beech
3.90%
American Machine &
1
Illinois—
(quar.)
will
(stock
Laboratories
Stock
30c
2
outstanding
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
Beatty Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Beam (J. B.) Distilling
3-14
4-
April 16 In
4Va %
i
Semi-annual
on
3%%
8
8-27
4-20
addi¬
(quar.)
Works
Lomb
&
Beatrice
5-21
9-17
62 Vac
A—
the
on
stock
March 28
preferred
.Baxter
3-14
3-31
/6-15
55c
preferred (quar.)
Bausch
Burlington
25c
paid
be Issued
Manufacturing
Iron
4%
25c
(quar.)
American
3-14
3-15
$2.50
slrar^).
(Calif.) (quar.)
Industries
4V2%
2
Watch
56 V4C
Bates & Innes, Ltd., class A
Bath
4-
per
Oil
Bates
Bulova
$1.75
r
stock
Bastian-Blessing
3-22
9
1%
Home
1
4-
87y2c
(quar.)
Hardware
4-
25c
be
present
on
3-15
$1.03 Va
(quar.)
25%
a
the
2
$1
common,.
to
common
31 Vic
4-30
4-10
$1.50
;
common
dividend
American
on
dividend,
11-30
5c
:
American Hard Rubber,
preferred
also
The
8-31
12-15
25c
i
(quar.)
common
6-15
9-15
20c
:
of
payment
,
Bassons
20c
2)c
Hair
American
4-16
37 Vic
4-
3-24
3-16
r
20c
preferred
3-22
4- 2
15c
-
(resumed)
Inc.,, 4%
$1
(quar.),
tional shares
(Orlando)—
____
Furniture
Stock
3-~2
Bullock's,
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
will
Co.
3-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Refractories
Basin
&
American
$6 preferred
2
Bullard
2
6
.,3-23
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.),.
preferred
divid.
9
4-
$1.12 Vi
,
preferred
York
New
Bros.
4>/2%
4
4-
100%
_
5-
933/4C
dividend)
of
Barker
3-
;3-27
40c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
■
$2.50
12-31
3 31
3-20
•
10c
17V2c
(quar.)_____
common
preferred (quar.)^:.-,,,,^Building Products Ltd. (quar.)—
RR.
Electric,
preferred
(This
$1.50
(stock
Hydro
Basic
(quar.)
American
7%
non-cum.
7%
May
divi¬
Quarterly
5%
non-cum,
Barber Oil Corp.
American Express Co. ($10 par)
Old common ($100 par)
6% preferred
2
(accum.)
-15-57
2
4-
5c
50c
convertible
$1
Electric,,
preferred (quar.)
4lA7o preferred (quar.)
(en¬
B
$1.50
4%
,
2
87 y2c
(quar.)
Distilling
60c
Ohio
4%
3-16
$1.12 Va
redemption
to
9-28
&
4%
Bangor
3-16
—
__
share
per
convertible
10-15
3-23
62VaC'
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
for
$1.50
3-31
43 3/4 c
(quar.)
called
(quar.),,.
$1
"<
(quar.)
common
B
prior
4-
10%
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Bank
Cyanamid,
preferred
6%
4%
3-27
Plan,
7%
3-23
3-27
(stock
3-19*
3 31
.
$1.25
(quar.),,,
Finance
6-29
3-31
4-20
Budget
(quar.),
dividend),,,,
-
Co.
3-30
Baltimore Gas
4-20
1
Co.
pfd.
$5
3-31
..
f33/4c
,w
Oil
73-20
3-15
25c
3-
Drug
Creak
7-13
3-15
25c
.
4-2
Buck
Bucyrus-Erie
4-12
1
&
9
3-16
37l/2c
-
(quar.),,-—,
Brunswick-Balke' Collender,
3-30
1
Baltimore
3-
2
10c
—
"25c
4-
,*•;
4-
(quar.)
Co., common
L.)
preferred
$1.50
7
2
(quar.);
4-
Theatres
(E.
33/4%
$1.50
pfd.
60c
(quar.)
/ 3-15'
75c
(quar.t_.
.-$1.23
iommon
5
Brunswig
:
—
(quar.),
Baltimore Brick, 5% 1st preferred
»
.
3-
(quar.),.
Inc.
Piano, 67c
preferred
preferred
preferred
6%
1
3-26
5c
(quar.)—
Wilcox—,
Balcrank.
3-12
3-15
4-
\
Blrdsboro Foundry &
Inc.
$1.25
:
Crystal Sugar, common
preferred
(quar.)
3 Vi%
7%
T.),
3-12
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3%%
(formerly
(B.
Babcock
3-15
2
75C
common
Shoe,,
3Vi%
4
5
4-
F.
•*:
: * i5c
3-15
4-
Co.
,
(quar.)
A
17o
Can.
American
tire
5
S.
Babbitt
Baldwin
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
4-
B.
3-15
25C
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
5
$1.75
Common
5%
3-20
4-
(quar.)
com.
convertible* preferred
American
4-16
1
4-
183/4c
(quar.)
Arma,
%. preferred
4-30
40c
(quar.)
Bosch
American
$1.25
(quar.)
(Increased)
com.
Note,
preferred
5Va%
preferred
(quar.)
Bank
American
50c
(quar.)
5%:
preferred
conv.
6%
Corp.
i83/4c
—
- 3-26
26c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Bruce
'
plus lc from income)
B/G Foods, Inc., class A
-
3-16
•
4-15
'
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
7
4-16-'
{$1.50
<
Investing
1
,
*
7 '
2V2c
$3.80 preferred
3-14
t—
Y.)-(quar.)
_•
Brooks Brothers,
Products, Inc.—
non-voting non-cum. pfd._
4-3
"
{53c
.___
4-
Automatic Steel
Auto-Soler
(quar.)
_—
Increased
,
1
4-6
"{30c
:
Telephone, com. - (quar.)__
{50c
4'/2% prefererd (quar.),
{$1.12V2
43/4% preferred (quar.)fc_*i'______
{$1.19
1
3-
3-
.3-1
{62c
Ltd
{15c
(quar.),
preferred
3-
6Qc
(quar.)
(quar.)——1
Automatic
5
3-31
30C
B
1
4-1
3
3
Columbia
Power,
7
4-
4-
(qua?:),,
preferred (quar.)—
Columbia
" 3-
4- 3
{$1.19
*-•
;
preferred
4j/2%
British
25c
•
Co.
4-
t$ 1
{56c
7
;
(quar.)
30c
V
—
Electric
City
Atlantic
52 Vic
$1
$2
.
.
City 8ewerage
preferred
British
(quar.)
Atlantic
4%
57c
Participating
Associates
15c
(quar.)
—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
America—
Amerada
2 v
5- 3
Ltd.—
3-31
B.
4-
Electric
(quar.)——
A
Class
Columbia
3-30
Ltd. (quar.)
(J. H.) Hardware, Ltd.—
3-23
British
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-16
6
{25c
Corp.
Asbestos
4-20
3-31
(quar.)
Industries
Arvin
9
Construction
Metal
3-28
$1
immediately
Amalgamated Leather Cos.,
6 7c
convertible preferred
1
3-15
4-13
<
{21V4C
(quar.)
Tobacco, -American
—
1
9 '•
7
■
British
Final
3-16
7
3-9
3-15
Co.———
3-31
3-16
50c
Electiic
Hegeman
'
••
62V2c
56V»c-
3-15 V
3-30
12V4C
L„_
(quar.)
9-lft^
..
4- 2
3-30
3-15
(quar.)
10-1
•
,
{$1.50
3-31
35c
A
10-H'
10c
50c
class
1
7-
35c
2
22 Vac
——
.
►
3-lT>
4•?
L:
:
50c
(quar.)
-
■
(quar.)
common
.i
4-2
$1.18
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-29 V
-
7
{$1.12Vi
9
3-29 !:
4-19
>
..7
>
{$1.12Vi
Co.,
•
3-
.
4-19
{5C
5% pref. (quar.)
/
4- 2
JlOc
7
1
.
'•
•
5-15
$1
Power
3-lS
'
■
.
68%c
,
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass, com. ^quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)_____^_;
Bridgeport Gas,
Special-
3-15
v
(interim)
Light &
3-20
3-19
3-30
(quar.)—___—{$l.l^Vi
Traction
2
2
3-30
.
;—•
preferred
:
4-
;
per,
preferred
25c
t$1.31 Va
$42
-V.
6-13/
2-29
issue
(enure
at
3-19
4- 2
-•
4-
35c
5%c.
preferred
•
25c
—
25c
Cordage, Ltd.—
4Vi%« preferred (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Brazilian
3-31
^
$2.75
Extra
4l/2%
$2
(quar.)
,
3-15
4-20
4-18
45c.
Trust
Property
be
6%
(quar.)
&
'•
'{70c
1-1—
15c
Gas
Rubber,
Arrow-Hart
Art
9
4-16
.....
(quar.)
preferred
6
,,
—
Western
B
Company
of State
A
7-
,
Mills Ltd.—
Paper
30c
(quar.)
Personal
\>
4-11'
Traveler,.
Insurance
Boston
Bralorne
—
Cable
&
$4 partlc. class A
Sec.
Bourjois,
Herald
Boston
"
3- 5
5- 1
4- 2
7-2
'
(quar.)
be
.Extra
2-29
$1
.
preferred
Class
3-28
40C
would
3-16
10c
—
(quar,)^
Armstrong
3- 9
L.oevt
Mfg., conv (quar.)
preferred
$3.75
4.72%
Arkansas
75c
$1.
3-30
3-28
$2.25
_
Power, 4.65% pfd. (quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.32% pfd. (quar.)
60c
amendment
charter
5%
3-
1
30c
quar.)
to
5-15
3-15
"
4- 9
:
1
•
60c
87V2c
8/V2c
Albany RR.,
3-28
'
•
28c
—
20c
(s-a)
3-16'
(increas.d)^.—
25c
,
3-19 1
4- 2
*
-
preferred r (quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
Boston &
Boston
—
Arkansas-Missouri
3-12
(quar.)
quar.)—
sh. for each sh. held)
$10
6-
3-15
2
3-15
3-29
(initial)
deposit receipts
V 3Vi 7c
4-
4- 2
2oc
■
3-15
9
$1.374/i
•
(quar.),..
3-
all
(quar.)
Anthes-Impexial Ltd., $5.25 pfd. (quar.)
Fuel Oil (quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (increased'—
3-20
25c
&
Club
4-
2
-■'*)
3-16
6-15
7
in—
investment
3-27
Arkansas
1
4-
$1.50
—
Pulp
American
3-17
3-31
6-30
-
;
Consolidated—
Bostitch,
(increased)
Wire
50c
from
8
<
3-19
25c
25c
•
(quar.)—
(from
!
7 Vic
(quar.)—.
(Quarterly
3-16
.'
value
Paper
Boston
3-16
.
v
14V2c
preferred
of
Borg-War»er Corp., common
3Vi% preferred (quar.):
5%
preferred
Ansonla
3-16
2
old shares (stockholders have
to split the
outstanding shares
2'/2 for 1 basis changing the par
a
3-
Fund
come;
on
clears
payment
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4J/z%
preferred (quar.)
1,
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
3-15
2
4-
on
voted
s
44-
$1.25
(quar.)
Extf-a
on
3-20
$3
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com.
Special
2
prior
5V2%
Bond
4-10
15c
$2.80
3 15
Thermal
AlJis-Chahners
4-
$1.50
payment
(increased)
Anglo-Canadian
3-15
(quar.)
Allied Stores, com.
Allied
2
1
(increased
(one
Products
Allied
4-
1
Equipment
Laboratories
Borax
1
(quar.)
(1st
Lead & Smelting
Co.
Common
4-
(s-a)„
pfd.
Book-of-the-Month
3-12
75c
(quar.)
Anderson-Prlchard Oil (increased-quar.)
3-15
$1.05
—
(initial
common
Electric
$4
3-21
2
$1.15
Co., 6 7o
Zinc,
Common
9
4-
(s-a)
Allegheny Corp., $4 conv. prior pfd.
AUegheny-Ludlum Steel—
Allied
3-
4-
8%C
preferred (quar.)
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.)
4V«% preferred
(quar.)———,
Allen
2
6V4C
(quar.)
com.
3-12
2
——
Writing
American
3-14
4-20
6c
40c
7%
New
4-
2
3 1 3/h C
(quar.)
Paper
Products,
4-
6UC
(quar.)
Ry.
2
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
(^uar.)
Vicksbutg
44-
1942)
(this
-
American
Inc.—
pfd.
Glass
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Ampco Metal (quar.)
65c
—
4.20%
Power,
&.
3-16
'
B
preferred
Alabama
2
2-29
•4f
(quar.)—__
(quar.)—
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.
4.60%
3-16
4-
Anaconda
iquar.;—
(quar.)
preferred
Alabama
2
60c
,
Discount,
&
Investment
5Va 7o
4-
2-29
$12.50
Inc.—
Fund,
Common
3-16
3-22
3-31
-4-2
3-31
3-31
=
•••
—:—:—
3-31
3-12
62Vic.
75c
"
$2.25
—
$1.06V*
,v
Quarterly
3-31
(quar.)
pfd.
6%
dividend
preferred
57c
3-15
2
,
$1.75
Y.)
June,
since
Stock
3-15
3-31
»/<>
(Quarterly from net investment income) —
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly
Ahlberg Bearing, class A (quar.)—
Aid
4-10
ex¬
' *
(Hartford)
Co.
Insurance
Aetna
in
16
Window
common
Automobile In¬
the
of
Co.
surance
Affiliated
March
4-13
Tobacco,
3-10
4-
25c
f?,0
after
1
5-
12Vac.
$1
American
American
3-16
HoltLere
Payable of Rec.i
Co.—
Tobapco, 6% preferred (quar.),
Blue Ridge Insurance ..(North Carolina)— i
3-10
When'.
•*
Share
»
Bros.
$1.25
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
American Title & Insurance (Fla.)
4-13
1
3-30
27Vic
—
stock
for
change
Aetna
5-
Bloch
$2
common
American
..>
,
(i^uar.)^
(quar.)
Laughlin
5%
(quar.)
(N.
3-8
&
50c
—
Refining,
Sugar
,
2
..
,
/ Quarterly
1
preferred
2
4-
31 y4c
(quar.)
American Surety
"
(s-a)
issued
$1.75
Bliss
3-31
preferred
4.25%
,
3- 8
4-
15c
dividend
Stock
3-10
& Surety (quar.).——,
The above dividend will aho be payable on
stock
American Stores
,
'
(Indianapolis)—
Insurance
preferred <quar.)_
American Steamship
:
American
27 Va c
$i:50
—
3-8
2
4-,"2
'
40c
Company
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec.
3-16
3-30
4-
60c
-
$1.25
3-10
(quar.)
Corp.
{quar.)
Stamping
1
{30c
dividend
the
3-
LL?
——
preferred
States
3-10
Casualty
Aetna
I
{$1.25
Alloys,
Stores
Service
2
1
—
Addressograph-Multigraph
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.).—1.:
Stock
4-
3-
1
Admiral
Aero
4-13
4-
preferred (clears all arrears).
$1.10 preferred (quar.).
—
Hat
7
4-
conv.
Adam
3-
{12Vic
(quar.)
Aluminum
$1.10
2
{2aV»c
——-—
preferred (quar.)
Acme
4-
{37>/2c
iquar.),,
(quar.)
$1.20 class A
(quar.j
.
American
3- 7
7C
—
2
Refineries, Lid.—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
5%
class
Ltd., com.
4-
6%
'
85c
(quar.)
American
Payable of Rec.
$1
(quar.
Corp.,
Paper
•
Holdera
45c
(quar.),,
common
Petroleum
Power &
When
Per
Abbott Laboratories,
Abitibi
Co.
Screw
Extra
preceding table.
Aberdeen
American
American Snuff Co., common
Monday, March 26, 1956
Per
Name of
Payable ofRec.
Share
Name of Company
...
Holder$
When
Per
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
weeks and not yet
Financial Chronicle
Ltd.,
preferred
Bronze,
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Ltd.—
(increased
preferred
com.
quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian Canners Ltd.
(quar.)—
{50c
4-2
3-8
Volume 183
Number 5519
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<.
(1481)
When
Per
Name of Company
Canadian
Ceianese,
Share
Ltd., common
$1
preferred
(quar.).
__'.
$1.75
preferred
(quar )
~___
:
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir), Ltd.—
t2bc
r
Stock
;
(six
5%
of
shares
3-31
3-
9
4-
2
3-15
4-
-
t433/4c
2
3-15
«.
mon
held)
$4.50
*27y2c
4-14
13-30
$18c
4-14
3-30
Extra
>
■■
Class
A
772%
Industries,-
preferred
Canadian
I
.8%
Cannon
B
conv.
Carnation
Carter
(J.
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____;
i Class
B
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
preferred
7%
5%
•
Electric
$2.50
•
Ltd.,
com.___—
pfd.
Commercial
Commercial
11-15
Commercial
4.75%
Central
Illinois
Common
Ohio
Co.
4-20
3-
9
1
3-
9
4-
572%
1st
1
3-
9
4-
6
4-30
4-
6
4-13
3-30
4-
3
3-23
7-
t20c
3
6
3-31
!
3-
3 31
.
3-
22
9
9
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
;
6-
9
Connecticut
Fire
6-20
6-
9
Connecticut
General
9-
8
9-20
9-
8
New
Insurance
Connecticut
Light &
12-
8
Connohio, Inc.,
12-20
12-
8
Consolidated
Stock
$1.08%
4-
2
3-12
$1.1272
4-
2
3-12
$1.18%
.
4-
2
3-12
Consolidated
2
3-16
77c
Dry Goods,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
4-
2
3-16
Consolidated
Foods,
common
Vfa'/c
pfd.
$1.1272
(quar.)
4-
2
3-16
(quar.)
(quar.;
$1.0674
(quar.)
$1.23
5.44%
held
v.
for
4.15%
dividend
tax
or
•
Pasco
Chadbourn
•
4727c
convertible
/
$4.50
Chapman
Chance
Valve
Mfg.
Vought
Charmin
Paper
Chemical
Corn
Chemical
Mills
Inc
$1.15
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
4-
3
3-10
4-
2
3-10
Consumers
4y2 7o
&
preferred
3
9
Stock
dividend
of
9
$4.16
9
3-31
3-
3-26
3-16
3-15
1
3-15
Continental
2
3-20
4-
4-
1
3-19
4-16
,
4-15
&
3-23
3-30
4-
6
3-27
Rock
Christiana
Gas & Electric,
preferred (quar.)
Suburban
&
com.
3-28
3-14
Cream
Citizens
3-14
Crestmont
1
4-16
Crossett
1
10-15
3-31
3-15
City
6%
Products
Oil
&
3-21
4--20
3-16
4-
2
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-14
3-31
3-23
3-31
3-12
3-27
3-
4-
2
3-20
5-15
4-16
4-
3-15
2
9
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-21
Co.—
(quar.)
Crown
4-
1
5-
1
4-26
$1.37 72
4-
3
3-20
3-31
3-12
6272c
50c
3-30
3-15
3772C
(quar.)
3-30
3-15
2%
3-31
3 20
convertible
preferred
A
(nuar.)
30c
3-31
convertible
preferred
B
(initial)
2.C
3-31
3 20
3-12
4-25
4-
Class
5
du
Pont
Crum
&
8%
(Allen
Cuban
Cunningham
572%
Curlee
472%
Curtis
$4
6
3-15
*
4-25
4-25
4-10
'
4-10
25c
4-
2
3-15
$1.75
4-
2
3-15
45c
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
4- 2
3-15
4.15~c
preferred
(quar.)
51 %c
4-
1
3-
5
preferred
(quar.)
467/ec
4-
1
3-
5
2
3-2
4%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50c
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
4-
preferred
4- 2
3-2
4.107c
4-
2
3-2
Duraloy
3-31
3-15
Duval Sulphur &
3-30 ;
4- 1
3-16
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America, common____
$1 conv. pref. (initial s-a)
4- 1
3-16
Eason
3-16
4- 2
3-
Oh
7
Mines.
10c
5.207c
preferred
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)_.
com.
3-15
3-15
6-15
1
7-27
Eastern
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
3-29
Economic
(accum.)__
Edison Bros.
El
$2.50
1
8-25
3-30
D- 1
<7- 1
11- 1
3-21
3-14
3-23
3-31
3- 9
2%
—50c
3-30
3-12
3-28
40c
4- 2
4c
10c
10c
3-30
5- 1
5- 1
3- 9
3-22
3-15
4-14
4-14
$2.50
$2.50
5-15
8-15
11-15
8c
25c
10c
——
4-16
3-30
El
Paso
Natural
Mfg.
Electric
4-2
3-9
(increased)—
(quar.)
75c
4-
2
3-30
3-12
3-
1
77«
Trust
&
3-
2
4-
2
(N.
Y.)
1
3-12
3-23
1
2
4-
2
2-24
50c
3-31
3-15
4-
2
3-21
4-
2
3-15
3-30
3-
50c
3-31
3-15
4-
3-20
14c
4-28
1
9
3-15
$2
3-29
3-1S
25c
3-30
3-19
6272c
4-
2
3-19
6272c
com.
(quar.)
4-
2
3-19
$1.19
(s-a)
5-
1
4-20
7-
2
6-20
35c
3-31
3-15
4- 8
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
4- 2
7- 2
9-28
3-20
3-16
6-15
9-14
25c
4-16
4- 4
Estabrooks
4-
2
3-15
75c
4-
9
3
.__
3-31
50c
4-
2
3-15
$1
4-
2
Eversharp. Inc., common
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
15c
5-
1
4-16
9c
(s-a)
3-
9
3-
9
9-
1
8-10
$1.25
9-
1
8-10
$1.25
$5 preferred A (quar.)
prefererd
A
preferred A
12-
1
11- 9
$1.25
(quar.)
$5
3-16
2
3772c
(quar.)
$5
3-30
3-30
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-15
5c
lc
Fund
common
23
4-30
J10c
Participating
60c preferred (quar.)
H.)
2-24
20c
-
47ff preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 20c partic pfd. (quar.)
(T.
44-
Corp., common
5-11
8-10
11- 9
Co.
3-
3-15
4-
(quar.)
3-15
6-15
Railroad,
3-
3-30
$1.75
6- 1
9- 4
12- 3
4.16%
2
4-
317»c
common
3-31
6-30
Oil
4-
$1.03
Heating Products, Ltd
Equity
4-
$1.65
23c
28c
Erie
6
3-
1
$1.0674
(quar.)
Endicott Johnson
4-
1
5-
$1.1272
(s-a)
Electric Mfg.,
Empire
5-
3-30
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Williamsport RR.,
preferred
9
57c
preferred
&
preferred
3-
2
(quar.)_____
Share___
15c
—
pfd.
Elizabethtown Water (increased quar.)_
Co.,
common
5% preferred (quar.)
2nd
2
3-30
125c
Elliott
1%
3-
25c
23c
common
(quar.)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
New conynon (initial quar.)
5%
1
5c
$4.50 pfd.
$2
$2
(quar.)
Ltd.
Battery
(quar.)
Electrical Products Corp. (quar.)
Elmira
3-
4-
3772c
Storage
&
3-23
$1.50
Auto-Lite
Bond
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
Electric
3-23
$1.1572
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Electric
Emerson
25c
Co.
3-15
3-20
6Cc
Stores, 474 7c
preferred
3-15
1
1
$1.50
Trust,
(quar.)
Paso Electric Co.,
Elder
'
(quar.)
Baler
1
4-
$1.35
common
Investment
Economy
$4 12
9-
Kodak,
preferred
4-
4-
25c
$7 preferred
6%
3-15
1
ioc
3-21
3-14
:—
3-23
3-16
4-
$1.1272
4- 2
1 f
3-16
9-27
4-16
120c
pfd. A
$7
10-10
3272c
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
6-28
32 72c
Gas & Fuel Asso.,
Extra
States
6-15
3-29
7-10
15c
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan
■
3-19
6-30
4-10
$i5c
Gas,
7- 2
.
3-31
9
50c
Ltd.__
Natural
4- 1
4-15
3-
12 7ac
Sullivan
Eastern
3-15
3-30
1272c
(quar.).
Tennessee
3-20
3-31
1272c
Co.
East
4- 5
4- 2
5
5c
4- 1
8-
3-
5
3174c
Potash
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-15
3-31
5174c
Company
25c
3772C
A
4-
Ltd.—
3-23
3-29
3- 9
3- 9
15c
4- 1
4-15
3-15
25c
4-
2
3-16
preferred
(quar.)
25c
4-
2
3-16
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
$1.50
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
50c
4-
2
3-10
15c
4-16
3-30
22c
4-16
3-30
5c
4-16
4-
60c
3-30
2-29
25c
40c
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
$1
4-
2
3-15
3-30
57o
(quar.)
Inc.—
$1.3772
(quar.)
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
3-15
5-
1
3-30
75c
(quar.)
3-20
20c
common
4- 3
1272c
$1.1272
(s-a)
4-1
3-2
$1
(quar.)
4-
1
r
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
9
3-21
*
8772c
3-30
4-16
—
Publishing, common
prior
4-
3-
52 72c
4727c
—
Drug Stores,
preferred
25c
3-23
•
4-16
$1.1272
25c
t7c
a.l
Extra
$7
2
Inc.—
(initial quar.)
Eastman
(quar.)
preferred
Laboratories,
3-16
Sugar
Clothing,
4-
3-31
2
50c
•
preferred (quar.)
de Nemours—
3-16
(quar.)
preference
2
4-13
4-
3-31
52 7>c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
(E. I.)
Equity
Gas
4-
25c
3-16
preferred
Sugar,
preferred
2
(quar.)
3-16
(quar.)
common
Telephone,
6%
4-
3-15
'
preferred
$1.3174
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
(quar.)
4- 2
America
7%
77c
4-16
J25c
preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
3-27
-
preferred
1
t$1.75
77c
3-30
(quar.)___
77c
3-
4.20%
45c
preferred
2
(quar.)
Duke Power, new common
4-17
'
American
preference
4- 2
Oil & Land, $1.12 preferred
$1.12 preferred (quar.)_
Cuban
2
4-
3-15
$15c
8%
(quar.)
$3/50 preferred (tjuar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
1272C
$1.6272
A
Forster.
4-
J25c
3-15
international—
preferred
1
$3
3-30
(quar.)
of
4
5-
25c
8772c
(quar.)_
Co.
3-15
4-
11272c
common__
4- 2
5c '<■
(quar.)
Steel
4-16
4-25
40c
Enamel
Crucible
3-29
(s-a)
8772c
class
Co.
A
4-16
f$i
convertible
50c
:
class
Mont
O
3-29
(quar.)
Furniture
3-
3-22
4-16
4-2
$$1.30
Crown Zellerbach
3-20
$1.20
(steck divid nd)
3-26
Co.
50c
(quar.)____
3-21
$1.75
$1.20
Refining, com.
Cork
Cumberland
6272c
—
5c
—
(quar.)
3-14
20c
Telephone
Ry. (Dayton), common
preferred (quar.)
Clark
6
Oil
Co.,
B
Cuban
5% preferred A (quar.)
City Baking 7% preferred (quar.)
City Investing, 5V2% preferred
(quar.)
City
Class
$1
30c
Stock Yards
3-16
25c
(s-a)
(stock div.)
Wheat
5-
$1.12
Union
Independent
of
11-
Telephone—
Quarterlv
Cincinnati
4-16
4- 2a.
50c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Company
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
..5-15 >
Rockaway RR.
Corp., 47c
5 7c
3-12
-
7.
$1.3772
—_
2:c
$1
Bell
3-16
3-26 f
2
4-15
Draper Corp
Insurance—
Insurance
&
Drexel
1
4-
}20c
$35c
125c
&
Chemical
Dravo
4-
3-16
28c
—
Crane
4-
Ltd.,
Realty
L.l,
Dow
3-16
1
8
2
3-30
$1772c
(quar.)
Cott Beverage Corp. (quar.)__:
Cowles Chemical (quar.)
<R.
Dover
4-
20c
Cosmopolitan
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.12
(quar.)
3-23
4-
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.,
preference (quar.)
Dominion Textile, Ltd., 7 7c pfd,
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd
•
3-16
r
Common
3-12
$1
pfd.
4- 2
4-16
$1
4-
___—
*__i;
Life
3-29
RR.—
quar.)
3-23
3-16
4-30
(quar.)
A (accum.)
$0 preferred B (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum. )__*__
Eastern Stainless Steel (quar.)
Reynolds, $1 pfd.
$1.50
6772c
Pacific
&
Cincinnati
47c
&
Crain
25c
(increased)
Securities, 7%
Cincinnati
(Ont.)
Crystal
quarterlv bads
3-23
Tar
3-21
r
4-30
3-30
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1945)
1947)
Petroleum
Crampton Mfg.
75C
(quar.)
(initial
Corrooh
6
50C
(quar.)
2
2
Electric—
Investors
6
10%
Island
3-31
25c
t$1.1272
com.
$1.12
(reduced)—
(series
3-
Equipment
common
pfd.
4-
20c
(quar.)
44-
preferred
3-30
(quar.)_^
(quar.)_____
372%pfd. (series
Coro, Inc..:
1
RR.-
dividend
Copp°r
Glass
372%
3-27
$1.50
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com.
New
Corning
7%
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Glass
East
preferred (quar.)
Works, com. (quar.)___
75c
2jC
Pacific
3-15
53c
A
Cosmopolitan
3-28
Increased
Chile
25c
tl772c
_
preferred
$1.13
Insurance
Motors
series
$1
Paul
4- 1
t.
$5.25
4727o
Dominion
5- 1
••'.'
(quar.)
Life
Continental
Craftsman
Chicago,
Chicago,
Continental
3-12
Ry.—
a
9
25c
Dominion
20c
3-15
Extra
on
5
5
3-
—
3-15
1
93%c
1
5-
now
44-
4-10
quar.)__i
;
,(monthly)
4-
6
Industries—
Steel
&
1
8772c
Common
•
(quar.)
Copper
4-
6-20
preference
preferred
4-
1
Railway
$3.75
50c
7-
(quar.)__
1
;
<
Cornell-Dubiiier
8
$1.50
conv
Co.—
3-
(quar.)
Stock
3-17
4-15
Dominion Corset, Ltd. (quar.)__
Dominion Foundries & Steel Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
y3-20
3-
(increased
(quar.)
Fields
$1.13
3-12
preferred
$3
3-15
4-15
6272c
1272c
3-28
2
$6
Chicago Mill & Lumber
3-2
1
$1.1272
4
9
3-20
Products
2
3-30
$20c
3-26
4-
3-
1
Chicago
,
4-
1
4-
Molded
4-13
4-
5c
(quar.)
Dominion Square Corp. Ltd.
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd
;
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (initial quar.)
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 672% pfd. (quar.)
4-
$1.50
Chicago
,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
._
4-
A
4-10
,,
Gin Co;; common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
St.
1
9c
Crucible
Ltd.
Oil
Monthly
Du
(quar.)
472%
3-2u
:_
_i,__
2
$1.20
inc.)
(quar.)
Lines
472%
6-20
Milwaukee,
3-16
5-
3.757c
3-16
1
—
4-
$1.04
3-20
$6
*j
3-30
J3772C
5c
3-20
7-
i___^
3-19
5c
3-20
—
2
4-1
A_
2
4-2
16c
|
:__
3-29
$1
A
4-
4272C
from
(quar.)
3-31
$1
class
1
$3.50
(quar.)
Cosden
(quar.)
12-
(Joseph)
Mines,
1
(80c from net
40c
$2
(quar.)
class
3-26
20c
3-
Quarterly
$1.1272
preferred
9-
Dixon
Co.—
Can
1
(quar.)
$2
Continental
4-
preferred
$2
4-10
3-19
(quar.)
preferred series
$1.25
Assurance (Chicago)
(quar.)—
Baking, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—1
4-
preferred
Ohio
Air
4-
$4
&
A
4-24
(Toronto)—
preferred
preferred
3-15
100%
convertible
$4.50
$4.52
1
of
Chesebrough-Pond's
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., com. (quar.)
9-15
12-15
3-21
4-16
3-26
12 72c
Co., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
(quar.)
class
Theatres
Dominguez
3-29
50c
Construction
conv.
4-2
_~
Power
4-
$4
372 7c
3-21
25c
Car
3-31
Continental
Virginia—
;
1
655/sC
(quar.)
preferred
Corporate
approval
6-
Continental
Chesapeake Industries
Chesapeake
Gas
Continental
Telephone—
subject to the
2-20
6-15
25c
2272c
(quar.)
investment
stockholders
•
Gas
(quar.)
Consumer
3-
net
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp.
B
3-31
75c
(quar.)_.—
Unadilla
5
4-16
9272c
Motor
preferred
1272c
40c
(from
3-31
Products—
Inc., common
Class
3-31
8c
Chenango
'
75c
(quar.)
57c
Royalty Oil (s-ai__
Cooper-Bessemer
(quar.)
1
Consolidated Television & Radio Broadcasters,
2
$1.15
$1.1272
Exchange Bank
Fund,
5
3-19
$1.85
(special)
"T"
Steel
36c
6-
100%
(quar.)
3-10
4-
5674C
Aircraft
3-15
75c
Consolidated
Co.—
(quar.)
Charleston Transit
and
(quar.)
Rock
Continental
(quar.)
3-31
6-15
$1.25
Consolidated
10c
—
14c
2%
(quar.)
40c
;
preferred
preferred
Disher
30c
3-10
Inc.—
Fibre
3-29
B
District
;
a
6c
(increased)
Champion Paper &
4-16
Class
10c
3-31
$1.16
(quar.)
common
Gotham,
6-
12-
3-31
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
Dixie Aluminum, common
(quar.)
Stores—.
preferred
$1.04
A
(quar.)
*
preferred
(quar.l__.
de
Retail
4 7» 7c
$5.50
Class
87c
Natural
Consolidated
'•).•>
(quar.)
Cerro
Consolidated
a
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Diamond
1507c
Y.), $5 pfd.
1955,
3-16
$1.18
preferred
3-22
23c
3-15
with-
(quar.)
preferred
3-20
1
$12.50
7
C8c
4.65%
6-15
12-15
10c
Bridge (quar.)
(quar.)
class A (special)
3-15
(quar.)____—
3-18
-
J
$1.15
(quar.)
Sugar
,4.75%
Century
4- 2
5-
3-16
6272c
Products
Raynolds,
3-12
(stock div.)
2
25c
above amount $0,069 is
67c
Electric
capital gains in
62 /: C
common—
preferred
preferred
$1.50
net
amount
of $1,081.
Central Vermont Public Service—
,
574%
$1.18%
—
—__
;
(quar.)
Cuban
Steel
&
2-29
62 72c
(quar.)
International
Detroit
Devoe
2
3-30
45c
Dome
4-
-
(quar.)
preferred
3-16
3-31-
3-31
8772c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Violeta
4-13
t38c
35c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Of the
4-27
3-
4-
25c
Edison
Detroit
3174C
20c
(quar.)
-
preferred
Note:
3-31*
$1
preferred
Central
/
v
preferred
Telephone,
Detroit
50c
Consolidated Investment Trust
Central Illinois Public Service—
$2.50
3-26
—
;
4.80%
.
4-10
Brass
&
3-31
(quar.)__
(s-a)_
;
Central
Aluminum
4- 2
:_
(N.
preferred
Detroit
15c
(quar.)
com.
Diesel
6%
9-20
3-31
$2c
40c
___!
Edison
preferred
9
$1.50
..
Consolidated
preferred
$1.14
preferred
$5c
Ltd
(quar.)
Consolidated
conv.
D
(quar.)
Ltd.
(s-a)
4.56%
75c
.
3-16
4.75%
(quar.)
!
Cigar, common
preferred
(quar.)
$5
Extra
4-
pfd.
3-16
4.60%
3-
9
3-21
f37c
Consolidated
Gas—
35c
cents
40
Cement
2
4.607c
9
3-31
♦
9
$1.3772
dividend
2
»
3
3-
3-
40c
Power,:.--.
4-
preferred
4-
3-31
3-
3-30
1
5-31
4-30
3-31
4-10
3-
2
40c
$1
4-30
3-7
7-
____
92 7ac
10-10
45c
4-
*3.50%
one
Louis
held)
(increased)
$5
(Hartford)
$1.0272
Power,
St.
shares
Trucking (quar.)
Denver'Transit, $2 7?-$372 pfd. (s-a)
$272-$372 preferred (s-a)
3-31
2
3-12
3-31
Mines.
3-30
3-
3-28
$1.05
50c
Life Insur.
$1.18%
Maine
$1.20
Chicago
70c
3-15
2
RR.—
&
3373
2
4-
$1.07
Denver
(initial)
common
(quar.)
Central
Chicago
each
3-15
4-
(quar.)___
Delnite
;
9-20
6-20
12-20
Gas
Western
3
(quar.)
3-15
t38c
$1.25
Indiana
(increased quar.)
&
4-
preferred
3-15
25c
3-15
preferred
1
;
(quar..)
4.257c
3-19
4.20%
4-
.
convertible preferred (quar.)
Comederation Life Association (Toronto)
C
'•4.92%
3-15
3-30
25c
lOc
$5
57c
$1.25
(increased)
Central
1
4.287c
.
3-31
30c
(quar.)
A
,
2-27
2-27
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating ' __—;
Compo Shoe Machinery, common (stock div.)
$1.25
preferred
'
2-27
6%
preferred
4%
6
Community Drug Co.—
$1.25
$1.25
Electric—
Light,
4-16
3-31
(quar.)
City)
1
4-
7yac
Delaware Power & Light, com.
3.70% preferred (quar.)
4 7f preferred (quar.)
3-31
(quar.)_
preferred
Illinois
1
4-
2-27
4-
.
75c
Electric
4.757c
Central
5-
$1.25
(Jersey
preferred
4-16
Y.,
for
1
4-
$1
(Partial distribution of
N.
3174c
(quar.)
Commonwealth International Corp.,
Commonwealth Water Co.—
5-10
4-
3-16
1
of
stock
6272C
(quar.)__
Edison
1
5-
share
com.
..
,
5
3-19
3-15
25c
Lackawanna
683/4C
(quar.)____
Gas, com.
(quar.)
Trust
4-
50c
Commonwealth
3-2d i'
13c"
(monthly)
3-21
3-20
4-
2
4-
$1.25
common
Stock dividend
2
4- 2
4-3
$1.1272
4.107c
[
4-
53c
10c
com)
;
T
Deere & Co.,
(quaf.)______;
B
$1.25
&
Dejay
10c-
(quar.)
."
Solvents___-__-l___
(quar.)
Electric
3-14
6-14
4-16
3-31
8772C
(quar.)
Stores, Inc. (increased)
3-31
3-14
26c
Decker Mfg.
6-30
?_
:
4-20
5-10
4-30
62%C
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
4-19
Credit
-
(quar.)___
&
5rl5
common
Southern
B
Gas
75c
3-14
2
$75c
preferred
877iC
(quar.)_
Engineering
A
Hudson
.4.35%
&
(quar.)
preferred
3-16
.
B
preferred
5%
4- 2
87*
2
4-
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Decca Records, Inc. (quar.)
Pictures (quar.) ______
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance (s-a)__.
Semi-annual
:.
8-15
11-30 -:
A
preferred
11-15
5 i3/sC
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Central
57c
8-31
of
5%
3-15
3-16
8772C
Colorado Interstate
11-30
$$2.50
5%
:
1
3-30
(quar.)
Columbia
Columbus
35c
5%
5%
4-
25c
'___
Iron,
preferred
Combustion
25c
Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5%
5-16
60c
4.75%
Gas,
preferred
Central
3-15
&
preferred
8-15
$1.75
(s-a)__
&
Dayton Malleable Iron, 57c pld. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., com. (s-a)
class A
62c
(quar.)1.—
(quar.)
Fuel
5-16
Sugar___
preference
3-16
4-2
Dana Corp.,
.
Central Canada Investments,
Central
3-12
Co;, $6 pfd.
Preferred
Colorado
8-31,
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
;.5% preferred (quar.)
•
2
5-31
12V2C
2nd
Aquirre
8
3-30
$1.12%
David & Frere, Ltd.,
$7.40
Power,
(monthly)
$12c
(quar.)
com.
3%7* pfd. A (quar.)__
Davega Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)
3-19
$1
Central
$25c
(quar.)
3-19
2
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Products
Common
5-31
Celotex
(Central
3-15
3-
Colorado
3-15
45:
3-12
2
4-
3-
3-22
$25c
3-26
4-
5c
3-29
3-31
;_
j Ceianese Corp. of America,
{
472% preferred A (quar.)
i
1
20c
4-
(quar.)
•
50c
(quar.)
7%c
3-30
common
7
Mills
$1.50
Ice
$13c
__:
Tractor,
12-
River
Extra
Color-Crait
57c
._
12-28
(quar.)
Dan
Colonial
57j%
:
■
7
3-15
$25c
___
9-
(quar.)
A
3-15
3-14
______:
.__
9-28
A
Class
Delaware,
3-15
;
7
50c
Class
3-16
Delaware & Hudson Co^
2
:
7
6-
4-25
1
*»2C
3-
6-28
$1
!
preferred
3-28
goc
$1.75
s
International
4
$1.75
.
50c
50c
(quar.)
3-12
3-30
17»/2C
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
3-5
2
3-15
Coca-Cola
3-
A
4-
3-15
(Cinn,)
3-28
A
4- 1
3-30
(N." Y.)
4-
—
:
class
10c
3-29
Bottling
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
55c
Class
3-23
3-15
4-
$1.1272
20c
Bottling
When
Share
(increased)__
common
Class
90c
preferred
Company
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
2
,3 15
10Cr
3-20
:_
Coca-Cola
93 %C
(quar.)
4- 3
(quar.)____
Coca-Cola Co.
12 y2c
pfd.
50c
■
Cluett, "Peabody & Co., com." (interim)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
$3.50
Per
Name of
6-20
(quar.)____
.
Molybdenum
2nd
7- 2
5- 5
3-31
4-
$1.50
Is 6d
3-12
3-31
50c
B
4.20%
2
•
20c
(quar.)__
A
Trencher
4%
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Collins Radio, 47<i conv. pfd. (quar.)___
Colon Development Co., Ltd. (Ord.) (interim)
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)__
3-12
-•
15c-
.1
___
Class
f
2
4-
3-31
75c
65c
1st
Class
Caterpillar
4-
t25c
(quar.)
Caspers Tin Plate (quar.)
Catelli Food" Products, Ltd.,
{
2
v-«2
Corp
\ Case (J. I.) Co.. 7%
(
2
4-
—
(quar..);_
(quar.)
3%%
W.)
4-
—
Ltd.
(quar.
Kennedy
General
Carthage Mills
3-16
3-19
1
75C
pfd.
Co.,
&
4-13
4-
$$1.25
—
(quar.);
com.,
&
3-29
-
m-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carey Baxter
Carriers
pfd.
(quar.)____
•
3-14
2
£$2
$93%C
4%
common
Capitol Records,
$2.60
4-30
Shares
WVstinghouse,
Mills,
Class
common..
4-
410c
-
<quar.)____
preferred
Canadian
t20c
<
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
.
Ltd.,
Canadian Oil Cos. Ltd.,
5%
" '
\
(quar.)____-__
Canadian
3-16
3-15
'
(quar.)______
Quarries
Coca-Cola
_.
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
2
3-30
4-
t$9
Share
Illuminating—
Cleveland
3-17
ii Canadian General Investments, Ltd.__A~.—
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Electric
preferred
Climax
J
3-31
i:_;——
~$$2
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Cleveland
When
Per
•
Company
Cleveland
pre-
Canadian General Electric, Ltd. (increased)Canadian General Insurance (annual)..:
■
(
Name of
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)_
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)
"
ferred—$1 par—one share each of series
A to F preferred for each share of com¬
'
|
dividend
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$15c
13
.(
—
4-1
3-2
$1.75
4- 1
3-2
Factor
Class
preferred
(Max)
A
&
(quar.)
t26c
,
Co., common
,._
(s-a)
Extra
Fafnir
Bearing
Co.
(quar.)
Fairmont Foods, common (increased quar.)__
Special
47*
preferred (quar.)
:
—
2
14
The Commercial and Financial
(1482)
Per
t
Name of Company
Family Finance,
4%ft
5%
preierred
A
preierred B
i
(quar.)
Federal
Ruuber
Bake
*-
.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Farrell-Btrmingham (quar.)
Faultless
-■—
(quar.)
Famous Plaverg (Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
—
—,
Inc.
Shops.
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
Special
(initial)—
Mortgage Assoc.
Federal Paper Board, pfd. (quar.)—
Federated Dept. Stores . „'
New
...
(initial
common
Ferro
Corp.
Field (Marshall)
3-15
Gladden
3-30
6-12
6-12
4-16
4- 1
3-
9
Glatfelter
6-
1
Glens
6-
1
Glidden
40c
3-16
Gold
3-16
Goldblatt
Bros.,
Gooor.cli
(B.
Co.—
65c
5- 1
4-13
50c
3-28
3-28
4- 1
2-27
7
40c
12 %c
cdmmon (quar.).-—*_**f62%c
prior preferred (quar.)—
_
62'Ac
Power ft Light, common—30c
4- 2
4- 2
3-27
3-16
3-
2
15c
$1.18%
4- 2
3-
7
4- 2
3-
7
30c
4-27
4-11
4-1'
4- 1
3-30
4- 2
3-
9
3-
9
3-
1
\
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
>
(quar.)
pfd.
5ft
(quar.)
Flagg-Utlca Corp.,
Florida
Florida Public
4%%
Utilities
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)—*-
com.
(quar.)
—
Fluor Corp.
Ltd, (quar.)
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
—
Extra
——
/.-.u
.*
.
—
(increased)—/.
Common
stock
Friedman
(quar.)
Quarterly
Frifikar Corp.
Fuller
Fuller
-
(Geo. A.)
Co.
—
(quar.)
Funston
(R.
4% ft
•
(Julius)
Garlock Packing
Garrett
Corp.
(quar.)___
Pewer
Co.,
preferred
5%%
-
General
$4.50
American
Investors,
6%
convertible
$8 preferred
conv.
2nd
pfd.
5ft
preferred
General
S%
Controls
Dynamics
4- 6
;
"
Trunk
CoFd
Warehouse. It i
15C
Grant,
4%ft. pfd.
Co.,
Ltd
Mines,
(W.
25C
•
4
Paper, Ltd.,
preferred
B
-
(N. Y.)
Great
3-16
(quar,).*
4-
.
l
4- 2
v
*—*
-
4- 2
3-
(H. L.)
3-
156
5-
-
$2
4-2
General
3-
3-27
3-19
5c
'
Shoe,
new
450c
'
(interim)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-16
3-
9
3-
9
3-
3- 9
3-31
3-15
3-15
Haloid
5-10
4-10
4-25
3-18
■
,
,f
Co..
A
Halifax
3-31
'
3-31
3-
5-
Oil
Well
;,12%C
7__
4-
1
1
40c
3-
3-30
3-
4-30
4-30
preferred
General
-
'
4 %,ft :
preferred
3-30
3-20
$10c
5-15
595/ec
4-
Time
2
3-15
Heinz
1
3-15
Helan
2
3-15
4.
2
3-15
Inc.
;
Corp., $6
(quar.).
Giant
Portland
Gibson Art
(N.
Y.)
1
(W. E.)
5%
Powder
3-16
3-16
Extra
3-16
Hlgbee
Hilo
3-30
3-16
3-16
7xhe
4-
9
*111-*
(quar.)
-
Co.
$1 23
Hoffman
Holland
.
Hollinger Consol.
3-15
Holmes
3-15
3-21
n%c
50c
4-
2
1
3-20
Holt
H.)
(Henry)
f
6-
8-17
-A
•
1
*/; y
1
Hooker
protits)
Hoover
3-28
7. Stock
&
"3-29
.72-29
4-
1
3-13
4-
3-22
'
2
4- 2
12 %c
'3-30
2-20
3-
'
6 ft
.
International
4-
2-
4-
2
r.
3-19
v
2;
3-..5:7 /
4-
1
3 20
-'/•
3-15
3-16
Class A,
'
35c
/
(9
Inc.
4-20
4 % ft
preferred
4-
8
Common
4ft
(quar.)
3-18
3-29
3-16
4-
3-15
International Silver,
International
1
4-16
444-
4-
2
International Shoe
3-20.
v
.
1
3-
50C 7
$2oc ;
4-
r
4-16
5-18
35C
3-29
4-10
$1.40
3-24
1
3-12
4-13
3-18
.
3-22
3-15
3-7$
'4- 2 1
3-10
4-15
3-19
4-15
3-19
4-16
3-15
$60c
4-23
3-23
$40c
4-
;
2
•
4-2
Co.
3-11
pfd.
-4-30
j
.
,3-31
,
4-30
44-
,4-
4- 2
3-26
3-
3-31
,
3-15
4-
Z-
3-15
1
3-31
4-15
3-23
4-
3-
2
35c
"
'
..
;
30c
5-.1
j.
3-20
-
4-
25c
60c
3
(quar.)
(quar.)*.*—
3-16
4-1
3 16
2%c
*
4-1
$1 20
quar.)*
4-14
3-22
$1.25
3-31
3-15
54 %c
(quar.)
4-
1
3-16
4-
2
3-12
19c
4-
2
r
Ltd.,
com.
7
;w
3-15
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-15
*..*
6-15
89-
5
12-
5
40c
*
(quar.)
12-15
50C
4-10
25c
-
25c
.
.
i
$ 6c
50c
-
4-2
v
•
.
3-31
$2.50
.
<
7
'
3-27
3-15
4.80 ft
4.30ft.
preferred
preferred
3-14
$4.22
■-
$4.36
Light,
4-18
8-
1
7-11
25c
8-1
■: 37 %c
11-1
10-17
>
.1
-,25c
11-
1
2
3-15
60c
4-
2
4-
2
5-
1
5-
1
4-13
3-26
2-24
.
.
3-15
$1.06
$1.09
35c
(quar.)
4-13
(quar.)_*__*
Bearing**^*—
-
*—_
4
v
3-29
3-22
4-
1
3-15
4-13
4.40ft
preferred <quar.)_T
preferred (quar.)*
82 %c
5-16
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
50c
(quar.)
5-
4-
4.35ft
preferred (quar.)—
$1.08%
4-
1
3-15
1
2
Ironrite, Inc.,
'
$1.06%
3-28
3- 2
25c
3-31
3-20
55c
common
convertible
,
10c
3-30
3-
13%C
4-33
4-16
(quar.).——
preferred
(quar.)*—.
(Continued on page 48)
.
3-15
Electric—
common
'
10-17
4-
5ft
3.30%
1
7-18
32%c
—
——
fe
'>
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred ■ (quar.).——
Power
4-18
1
50c
(stock div.)_*
5
•
1
5-
53%C
Power, *com.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
&
Gas
Iowa-Illinois
•
f
&
»
3-14 >
,
7
5-
37%C
——
(quar.)—*
:
/„*—-—————*
Light
Electric
3-17
2
1
3-27
37 %c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'Participating
Iowa
3-16
3-
4c
3-31
l
»
/
-
Participating.../:—2—^*—_—*_*—*■—
3-15
3-29
Island—
(qttar.1
$2.50
3-28
4-
2c
*-•;
3
9-15
8c
25C
preferred
Participating
2
40c
income)—*—*
(s-a)*—*——.——
net
Royalty
$2.50
3-20
4-
-a
4-16
;,$75c
(quar.)*
(quarterly from
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode
3-20
4-16
•
1
..$40c
(quar.)
;
3-19
3-30
3-30*
60c 2
30C
.
undistributed
/-Investors
9
40c.
,'
9
4-13
22c
of Boston
;
Corp.
——
of America—
Trust
)
3-13
45c
x
3-15
43%C
45c
pfd.
i
3-15
4-
.
.
4-
3-19
50c-
3
1
1
4-13
v
.7 7
(increased
convertible preferred
4-16
;
6%
Investment
3-20
5-
I
81
—
:
(quar.}*
"
3-16
4-
3
$40c
3-16
35c
4-
60c
Telegraph
Corp.—
Investment; Foundation,
3-12
37,%C-.
1
5-
tr
(6c from net investment income and I3c
from net capital gains)*.
*_— *——
3-12
$25C
5-
-
4-
Securities
"
3-31
$60c
—
com.
3-16
4-15
$1.50
*—
Bakeries,
3-30
t8%C
(qUar.)—
$4.80
Investment Co,
3-20
2,
&
3-18
$1
t$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Telephone
"
$$1
7
(quar.)__—_—
7ft
Power, 4.36ft
3-20
4-
•
3-18
3-30 7
40C
—
—_/*/*—
Interstate
3-20
3-31
40c
-
3-15
3-3'L;,;
: $i5c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
Interstate Co., 5ft prior pfd.
►
3-19
.
—*
Ltd.
Textbook
conv.
Interstate
3-16
t
.
3-31
/ 1 20c
1
4-2
*
50c
4ft
Telegraph
International Utilities
3- 9
3-20
$$2.50
"
3-29
? y
3-29/
25C 7
—
quar.)
(Increased
International
3-16
43%c
(quar.)
)
4-15
$$1.12%
International Salt /—
5
30c
Power,
5
4-16
Ocean
International
5
4-16
3-30
,
■"
J 3c
pfd. (quar.)*.
International Nickel (Canada), Ltd.—
7ft
preferred (quar.)— *
*
7ft preferred ($5 par) (quar.)
3-29
$1.25
■:
6-/2
20ft"
(final)/**—__
'ft /
1
(quar.)**
preferred
3
$1
;*____
3-15
4-
'
50C
Ltd.
International Milling Co.,
'
(quar-)-
'3-15
2
ft 73-31
$37 %c
—
4-
4-
>
2
7- 2
62.%C
Ltd.—*—
(quar.)
4-16
25c
_77e._*.
4-
"4■
cents
(quar.)*__^*//__*
(quar.)
,50C
-
j
/
' 7
„
Powders,
Holdings,
common
25 ft
*
3-20
3-15
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
45c
*___*-
3
4-
International Metal Industries Ltd.—
•"*
9
pfd.
^
3-27
$$1
$3
(quar.)T
3-15
$1.37%
'
3-,5.
4-
$120
:
ordinary income
Fund,
Harvester
3-
>:
5
47 2'
$1.14
$1.03%:
30C
Bronze
preferred
International
3-31
v
International
9
4-12
4-30
3-
4- 2 7
$1.03
,
profits)—!*...—________
2
common.*
Ltd.
2-29
2-29
Co. of North America (quar.)
dividend'
/—/**_—*-*_!
3- 9
t.
20C
i,,
3-29
3-29
Bldg. (Chicago) (quar.)*yj
Inter City Baking, Ltd. (quar*)—_/*/—//*/
vTnterIake
Iron
(increased)______—_*-,y_—
Interlake
Bteamship
Inter-Ocean Securities, 4ft pfd. (s-a)—
3-13
25c
r-7—
prefened
$10c
$17%C
Insurance
'
3-15
21 %c
Electrochemical Co.—
Ball
"3-16
i—;
Income
Interstate
,
$4.25
„
4-2
from investment Income & 4 cents from
securities
3-15
•
4-1
,
Institutional
>i
8-
4-1
,
v
3-15
v
; S .I".;
from
Investors, (25c
3-30
(quar.
(N: Y.)
3-15
'3-18,
Institutional Bank Fund (14c from Invest¬
ment
income and
16c
from securities
(Helena),
(quar.)
& Co.
1
yf- 2
Vft '3ft
—._——•-—
and.',10c from capital gains)—,*
5-16
♦7
1
25C
*
Mines,
3- 2
2
4-
25c
of Canada, Ltd., com.
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
50c
*.*_—_■
Gold
Co.
Home Insurance
3-15
4, x
(D.
Holophane Co.
3-15
4-
6-12
12 %c
7ft
4-
87 %c
preferred
Inland
7
Iowa
3-15
20c
Furnace
3-19
x
,
V3-10
,
4-
*.
Lumber
3-22
1
3-15.
y
60c
(quar.
Electronics
•.
4.
2
3-15
$27 73-30
"7$50c
(quar.) _/__/—//_/_//
IngersoH-Rand Co., 6ft "preferred (s-a)/_—*
3-20
..
______***
(Edward)
2
3-31
;
1
Light, common__.__*_*77__7
4.
4-
4-
3-31
•
4ft
3-20
(quar.)
com.
*
Common
Hines
3-12
$2.22
(initial)
9
3-15
**_-.;
Electric
3-15
$1^5
(quar.)..
3-10
4-14
•
-
3-14
1
>'
__*
Common
3-15
•
2
4-13
,
50C
,125c
Industrial, Development (quar.—
Industrial Hardware Mfg./*./..
_*__1—« ; 7:7%c
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd^y
,
50c partlc. A (quar,)
$12 Vic
//____//__////_
,
4-16
3-29
36 %c
(quar
(quar.) 7*_1_7_7**___7__-_7
4.
•
$115
3-
25c
Rubinstein
(see
Products,
4-2
$125
;
2
5-1
91 %C
—.——7——7
.
4-
I2%c
9
3- 9
3-31
4-
3-
2
"(quart)——7—_
common
Cement
Gallon
J. \
2
3-
3-20
3-30
40c
preference
International
Hercules
3-30
'
3-31
4-
/
■
Hershey Creamery (quar.) *_7__—7*
Hertz Corp., (quar.)***.
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett (quar.>_-__*.***__-
$1.37%'
"
3-31
.
45c
3-14
$125
4-18'
4-
;
3-14
3-18
15c
.
3-19
$1.25
4-2
3.30
3-16
.4- 2
,
■
3-15
4-
...
Paper Product®, "Ltd.,
preferred
(s-a>—
Motors
3-30
3-16;
'
3-30
$1.13
57 %c
12-1V
3-30
68c
-
-
4-18
*
40c
4-
2
1
$15C
(quar.)___
& Co.,
Hercules
$137%
(quar.)
3-10
3-29
$1.50
*
Rubinstein
3-
$1 12%
Ltd...
,3-10
A- 3
v
50c
pfd. (quar.)..
pfdrC (quar.)
4% ft
6ft
50c
Ltd../.
Co.
Hercules
9
.
;
,35c
4-13
-.4-V2 7
Indianapolis Power At. Light, common—/— «■
A- 1
3-19
'
si
preferred (quar.)7_*—_
*/
3-19
4- 1
;• $1.05/
4.20 ft preferred (quar.
3-19 y
$1.15
.4- 17
4.60,ft .preferred
(quart)
4- 2
3-10
$1.25
•Indianapolis Water Co., 5ft pfd. A (quar.).
-3-10
4Vaft preferred B (quar.
/i$1.06%7'7.4- 2
3-30
3-15
$62 %C
Industrial Acceptance, Lt<i:, com. (quart)...
3-30
/3-15 '•••••
.$$1.12
$4.50 preferred, (quar.;)/../——*
..
Hercules
3-30
(.
2% ft,
7————.*
Hendershot
9
12-28
$1.25
•';.-r'4ft
7 3-151
1
5-
"
r
,50c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
9
$106%
"
(quar.)
6-
62 %c
(s-a)——
5.80ft
Co.,
preferred
3- 9
93%c
25c
Cement ,Co.
33-
1
J. }
4-
~
(quar.)
3-15
4-
$108%
(quar.)II
1
3-31
.*■
50c
«.
(quar.)
Glpnt Mascot Mines,
>
.
preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.) ___*7*_——*775% ft preferred (quar.)
Helme (George W.) Co., com. "(quar.)
:
7ft
preferred (quar.)...7*
.7.
3-10
4-
59%c
common
2
3-30
$1.12%
4ft
'
•
40c
° 55°
1
9-14
*•' 35c r
.
—
Inc.)—
4-10
4-
53%c
(quar.)
voting pfd.
4-
2
'•'4- 2
•
$25c
?
(quar.) 77-—7—7-7-7"
(quar.)
Corp.
J.) Co.,
(J. H.)
Helena
3-15
5-1
*
•
$4.60 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
Gera
3.31
27%c
L
(quar.)
preferred
(N. Y.)
Electric,
,(H.
Heller
T
pfd.
preferred
Insurance
(C. F.)
Helemano
4-
52c
Brewing:, class A (quar.)
Genung's,
3-10
50c
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)—...
Hazel-Atlas Glass (quar.)—
-
3-19
>6-15.
9-28
Insurance Exchange
5ft
3-15
35C
Georgia Power,
$4.92
Hawaiian
4-
-$1'.12%
^Class B (quar.)
Genuine
5%
l
31%c
preferred Iquar.)—
Parts
3-15
4-
*
$20c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.V—7—_i__—
4-
55c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
•-
3-16
4- 2
*
$60c
Gas
3.65ft
...
5ft
5%ft
•7 4- 2
(quar.)—7*77—__***—*... $1.06%
5%
preferred
goc
■
(quar.
Corp.,
preferred
V.''
Cementing Co.-r-i
Hein-Werner
*
(quar.)
y
3-30
8ft
1
3-30
6-29
$1.25 "
,
4.12ft preferred (quar )——
V
Vs ft" preferred (quarJ //_-/_/_____
;
!
-4.56ft preferred (quar.)——'
Indiana". Telephone, 4.80ft preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-31-
r..
*
$25c
,
5ft
4%ft
Genesee
4-
1
4-18
"
(s-a)___lL___/__—//_/—
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
American deposit, receipts
(final).//_—_
Indiana & Michigan, Electric— }"• 'f'['
;
*•
25c
Hathaway
4-16
5-
; 40c
1
$1.25
RR.__
Imperial Tobacco Co.
Common
(final)
5- 4
Organ,
Central
"
,
5-15
62%c
General Tire ft Rubber, 3%
ft
4% ft preferred (quar.)
3-19'
$$1.25
Hartford
4-16
45c
4.25ft preferred (quar.)..
4.75ft
3-13
9-10
,
...
4-16
3-15
5-
Telephone.—
7
3- 3
3-30
4-
->
:(annuql>—77__7___7_r_— '
preferred
Bell
?
*
3-30
$1.25
*
8
87%c
$$1.25
common
3-20
>
3-30
$1.25
Harding Carpets. Ltd.*——7*
*
Harnishchfeger Corp., com. (quar.)*
•
5%
preferred (2nd issue) (quar.)
Harris-Seybold
:
7__:
:
4
Harrisburg Steel (quar.)
:
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (stock dividend)—
(Subject to stockholders' approval)
;
3-20
3-28
37 %c
3-15
1
50c
7 3-15,
6ft
9
2
2
4-
3-10
"
$1.16
*
Winkle Munning (stock divi.)—..
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
"
".
9
3-
50c;
(initial-quar.)_
3-31
4-
20c
-(quar.)
Corp.,
2
4* 2
Hanover Fire
3-16
4-
$75c
_i
_—;—*—;__l_/__*
Illinois
20C
Hanover Bank
3-16
4-
3-27
$35c
'
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)_/_//__//
Imperial Paper & Colw*-**_/_/*__-_-___-7
■
Hanson-Van
2
3-15
7
$1.25
3- 8 :•
:
7
^0®/
25c
77__7-—_i__ ..._
Insurance
Hammond
2
4-
60c
(increased quar.).
(quar.)
Telephone
4.40ft
'
4-
25c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
I
1
5-1
4-10
"•
/ Illinois
3- 8.
'
Co><(quar.) J_J—7**777—.7_*777_—
4%ft
9
25c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of, the
Southwest—
General
1
3-15
3-30
3-31
V* *
7
3-15
>
1.
6otton, Ltd., 5ft preferred (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)/
77*7777——
Hammermill Paper,; :4 % ft - pfd. "(quar.)
3-30
4-
$1.25
...
/: 3-267;
;"
3-15
T.
r„
Hamilton
3-20
4-20
Cement
Ideal
3-15
"i.
v$5c
Hamilton
3-19
93%c '
*$1.40 preferred
$2.20 preferred
9
3-31
30c
pfd," (quar.)7
4.64ft
Quarterly
2-28
3-30
General
r„.
'
$1.25
.....
5%ft preferred (quar.)..*—..*.
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
3-
3-31
25c
(quar.).:—7—...7*
Halliburton
1
4-17
25c
-
'J
'
4-
.
,
,(quar.)_*_*_7*77_7__
preferred
Power
1
'
i5c
15c
(quar,)
_*_
,/f
(quar.).
________
/"
5ft
preferred (quar.).///.—______
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common
$2.75/class A preferred (quar.)ill_7___** r
4-% ft conv. prior pfd. series I (initial)
Hydraulic. Press Mfg. (quar.) —
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp. (increased).*
I-T-E Circuit Breaker, 4,80ft
pfd. (quar.)_
3-15
Class
9
;
'
preferred
preferred
5ft
4-14
4- 1
6c
(quar.).—
3-10
'
1
4-
$1.25
General Telephone of Ohio—
A1.25
preferred <quar.)_*
/.
'
$75c
J
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne of. Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
7—*_.*._7_7—.7./
Hahn Brass, Ltd., common (quar.J—
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred
3-16
3-29
,50c
3-18
1
4%%
..*• $2.37%
preferred (quar.l
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred
-
5-
55c
*
(quar.)
$2.40
-
4-10
4-1
730c
7
7
$5
1
—J".™ "
.
7
(B.)
Gulf
4- 2
25c
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
General
1
4-
v
25c r
T
3-23
4-
37%c
•
series A (quar.).*
General Steel Castings
(incre^sed-quar.)
Steel Wares, Ltd., common
$2.50
5-15
4-18
25c
•-
$3.50 pref.
.
11-16
7 3-20
4>
(quar.)
(quar.)_7—*__7_
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.— 1
i;
$5
preierred
(quar.)..*.*-——:
15c
'
5<8
s
3-15
62 %C
common
preferred .(quar.)
5ft
11-16
8-29
: $1.75
3-16
*4-
2%
$1.25
„
General
5ft
3-15
4-16
&
Huttlg Sash & Door
*
(quar.)—*_r_——*_^_.
4- 2
50c
.
.
com,
$1.12%
Ltd.-*7___„<—
(Winnipeg)—
3-31
$1
Cement
Refractories
General
5-18
8-17
5-
Foods,
Lock
4-16
4-16
$40c
;
—
25C
.
4-2
35c/;
aiv.)
8
3-23
3-31
31%c
Realty & Utilities (quar.)
General
7
3-15
$20c
(quar.)J
pref.
(quar.)
1—7
conv. pfd. A (initial quar.)
Manufacturing..*;./../—__/
Huron & Erie Mortgage
(quar. >_*Z_7ZZ*_t_
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 8ft pref. (quar.)
Hussman Refrigerator (quarj__l______.__—
;
Gulf Life Insurance
3-19
4-2
....
Hupp Corp., 5ft
Hurd
4-1
——
4-16
1
(quar.)...
$10c
Greyhound Corp., com. (tjuan) *—_;—_—'iX£L"-.
4%ft preferred (quar.).—7——*.—•***; $1.06%
t
5% preferred (1954 series)
$1.25
Grigsedieck Co.,, common**_77777__7_7_*i*_'
J", 1.5c / ;
5ft conv. preferred (quar.)
_i_—~
37!'aC
Griess-Pfldger Tanning*/*—7777777:—7*7—" VZ 25c '7
80c
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) .(quar.) 7—*7___—.*«,
3-16
——
(Harvey), Inc.
6.40%
6-15
25c
9
3-31
(quar.).
Hughes-Owens, 80c conv. class A com
'
50c
General Railway ft Signal
3-13
8-17/
12-10
,
; $3i%c
—
Wire, Ltd.
Greenfield Tap & DJe (quar.
9
4- 2
37%c
Ltd.—
Portland
3-28
7
12-10
;
Fire Brick (initial quar.)...*
P.)
Greening
3-16
70c
: -
General Paint Corp., $1 1st conv.
pfd. (quar.)
$1 conv. 2nd p*d. (quar.)
General
60c
B
Hubbell
,
—*—__r__—*—
preferred
(A.
Green
3-16
4- 2
,
15c
•
-
**,*—**_
(quar—
preferred
(quar.)..*
•
7- 8
9-10
J40C
Corp.
7_:——
Sugar, cpmmoh" (quar,)___L*;
Western
Year-end
1
(Boston)
General Mills, 5% preferred (quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
$3.75
B
7-
7-15
9-10
$300
*——_7_.Ji. rt
Western
7ft
1
(quar.)
$5 preferred
6-11
V
37 %c >7 4-16
♦
1
3-
common
General Industries, 5%
General Investors Trust
4-
50c
5-18
'
25c
,
—-j ;
(quar.).___—-_77_—__
Saddlery
Green
3-
_*__
dep. receipts ordinary
Enterprises
4- 8
4-15
3-29
93%C
••
(quar.)*1*__>__
Steamship, commons
Quarterly
Great
15c
(quar.)..*
(quar.).
4-15
7-15
6-11
50C 'V.
7
common "(quar.)...
Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
West
3-15
3- 8
3-20
'"
(quar.)——:_*.—
Power
Lakes
%ft
3-15
.
3-20
3-30
;
50c
2-17
4-16
r_—1
,
Great
5
—
& Cold
50c
11-ifl
Great West Life Assurance Co.
3-
3-30
50c
4-20
56%C
$2c
quar.)
—
3-
3-30
3-16
$1.25
$1.37%
(quar.)..,
3-30
—
(increased
3- Id.,.-
3-26
3-14
3-30
(quar.)
9-10
i
.
preferred
Great
50c
3-30
//__
______
Co.—
A
12-10
Storage-rYr
(quar. 1^**^17
3-31
'
(quar.)
Material
B
Hunt
:—*
Co./:cQm.
T.)
Lakes
Great
3-15
'.."-4- 2
3-14
Class
1
$2
3%ft
$1.20
2
3-30
50c
(quar.)/—.
(Texas)
Field
31%c
62%c
•
Union
Grandoro
.
3-15
Co.
3-14
Class
"
10c
—
1
5-
($50
3-31
3-30
(quar.).—
par)
par)
($25
3-31
4-14
(quar.)
common
Terminal Warehouse
Class
ir***—
3-31
■>
3-31
4-14
9
8-17
4-16
3-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Industrial
4-20
56 %C
—
Amer.
5-
42 %c
.
Grand
3-21
3-31
4-14
4-10
"•'7/
7
Lakes
4- 1
4-1
Co
General Electric,
General
3-
4-13
$1°C
4-23
4-14
93%c
$1
$1.(0
25c
1
Storage Co.
Class A (quar.)
5-18
Co.—
&
American Insurance
$$1.25
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Electric
3-31
'
(quar.)
(stock
Co.,
$$1
$50c
3- 9
,
9-10
R.)
Annual
4-23
$1.12%
(quar.)—
preferred
General
3-31
6-11
(W.
Great
5- 1
.-5-1
.
5
300,;
Great
3-30
$1
(quar.)—30c
common
preferred (quar.).—
% ft preferred (quar.)
Houston
3-31
Grand
3-15
5c
par)
3-12
3- 9
1*
/'<$30e
—
.
com.
(20
preferred
11*
3-15
3-21
8-1
r
3-30
(quar.)
pfd, (100 par)
3-15
4-20
'
1
.;$1.08
Builders Supply, common—
convertible preferred (quar.)**
Cable, common (increased)
<4%. 1st preferred (quar.)*
4ft
1
2
"
General
6%
44-
2
5-
3-15
3
25c
56'Ac
5ft
4-20
4-20
(quar.)
General Contract,
$1.50
12 %C
;—
—______
4-30*
General
,
3-12
3-
3
$12Vic
(quar.)_
Gas,
Natural
pfd.
pfd.
55C
preferred (quar.)—
Gray Drug Stores (quar.
3-31
„
**_
(quar.)—-—
General Bronze Corp.
2
.
--
<
(quar.)—**
General American Transportation
General Baking Co., common
General Box Co.
4-
3-31
common
preferred
4-
Co.-—
3-16
******$$1.37
(quar.)**
General American Oil (Texas),
Oil
5ft
5%
.
2
25c '
(quar.)
preferred
F.f
3-31
40c
s—_
(quar.)**__*——«
preferred
.
28%c
>-
.
;
com.
Oil
Houston
-
4-13
4- 1
;——
*
Ltd.,
4-
,5-1
.
Gatinean
Houston
3-12
__—
3-29
3-31
56%c
Gas Industries Fund (8c from income and $1
from realized capital gains)..*
*
■../•5ft
3-20
2
-
3-29
v
12%c
—
37%c
*,.$1.12%
—
. .' $1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-
6ft
4- 2
,
4-23
5-15
8-15
—-
ft Co., common
preferred
4-
15c
/•
(quar.)
11-15
-•
-
—_
5%
conv.
$1.12%
3
4-
4-
A
(quar.)
Finance,
preferred
Houston
,3-26
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gair (Robert), Inc., com. (quar.)
//. 4%ft
co'nv. preferred (quar.)
»; Gannett Co., class B pfd.
(quar.)
4% ft
2-29
6%
■->'
•
convertible preferred
Garfinckel
2
pref.
Grace
,
5- I '
-25c
-
i
*—.
CO.—
4-
4-
(quar.)__
(quar.)—.—
class
common
preferred (quar.)
4.40ft
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
,preferred (quar.— u
$1.50
preierred (quar.)„_.™—i.*..—7* '
6ft
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
>
8 ft preferred B (quar.)*.—*—1—_
$2
7
8% preferred A (quar.).*———— "
>
$2 *
preferred B (quar.)———**r—*7—
* .V $2
.7
$2 ■
preferred A (quar.)—**
——
$2
8ft preferred B ' (quar.) —r—*—
8 ft
$2;
preferred A (quar.).—
i—_._—*_
8ft preferred B (quar.)—*——-7*-^.—**
$2
Grafton & C*., class A (quar.-*—" : $25c :
Graham-Paige, 5ft preferred A iaccum.)-*
;,62%(?
,31 %c
5% convertible preferred (accum.)__
*
Grand & Toy, Ltd.__——————*—r
$25C
;
40c
——
J-
E.)
3-14
preferred (quar;).*.——
1—*
Goulds Pumps, Inc., com. (quar.)*.—
_
'
5ft
preferred (quar.)
—
Government Employees Insurance (quar.)— -
■3-16
4-15
_**__**_******-—.'-f/.-* 25c
;
Gabriel Co.,
Co.
20c
-
.
Mfg.
2
(quar.)___..*
Inc.((quar.)—
10c
*/■-'•/•'
Brush, class A
4-
$1.12%
15c
-
Class AA
Fuller
—
-
50c
.
4-15
125c
-10c
10c-
*—
(quar.)..:
FritoCo
3-15
4%ft
3-16
4-16
$1.25
—
(quar.)——
Realty
.Quarterly.—
2
6
Holdert
When
.
4ft
(quar.)..—**-*—«*■***-*.
Gould-National Batteries,
com.
(quar.)*.—
3-15
8c
(s-a)
Fraser Companies. Ltd.
(L.)
4ft
2-27
6c
-
series—
Telegraph
3% ft
.
—__
Franklin
Household
3-30
r.
.
Common
3-16
4-20.
25c
Franklin Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Utilities series
3-16
'
4-20
;%$10c
—
Fram Corporation
25c
$1.05
50c
..
25c
* $20c
.
-
Food Machinery ft Chemical, common
Foremost Dairies
(quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd
Stock Telegraph
&
preferred
3-31
3-
4-
(quar.^.______-.,—:_*
preierred
Ltd.,
W.),
Industries,J
4-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
3-22
90c
(quar.)*,..*—
Special
•
4-13
3-30
Co.,
$2.25
50c
Inc.—
boc
(Frank
Houdaille
2
3-31
preferred (quar.)
3-27
50c
Fischer ft Porter
-4-15
6
5c
—■
3-31
4- 2
First National Stores
4-
7
pfd.
4%ft
15c
(quar.)_—
prior preferred
4% ft
3-16
(quar.)—...
Co.
15c
—/*
-----
(Jersey City)
First National City Bank (N. Y.)
'
7
4-30
4- 2
Pennsylvania
-
Co.
(P. H.)
Brewing,
6-
3-27
*___7-——
Falls Insurance
$4.50
13
of
First National Bank
;
4-
4-28
Products
Godchaux Sugars,
3-26
$2
Co.
Extra
i
1-31
conv.
Horner
6-27
4-16
2%
(Calif.), com. (stock div.)
preferred B (quar.).
Mfg.
6ft
4oc
>
Fidelity ft Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)—
Finance
5%
Given
5
Hoover Co.,
.
Share- Payable bj Ree.
3-20
3-30
(quar.)_7/__—$1.12%
of Company
3-8
-
50c
-
.
Per
Name
-
-
Marshall Field &
see
3-
15c
(quar.)
div.)
(stick
3-27
5 ft
—__—
...
Co.
3-15
Goebei
-
*_
Quarterly
4-2
50c
quar.)
Inc. (extra)—_*—
Federated Publications,
Gilchrist
'
2
3-31
17c
>
—
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
3-
'
Holder9
Payable of Ree.
15c
3-13
3-26
10c
Federal National
Refrigerator ;<quar.)__
Gibson
3-13
3-13
Sharp.
7,
■
3-26
25c
15c
20c
(quar.)
""Name of Company
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
«
When
Per
Holdert
Payable o1 Re c.
37 %c-*
50%c
62%c
$37Vie
37 Vic
60c
(quar.)
common
When
Share
'.
ChronicleMonday, March 26, 1956
5
]
Volume 183
Number 5519
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1483) r15
Stock Record «» New York Stock
V
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Bang e for PrtTtiu
~~37% Oct
111
107
Jan
19
13
Jan
5
Jan
21% Oct
30
106% Jan
14% Jan
23
76
14% Mar
20
30% Feb
'
.9.
Aug'24.
Dec, 21-.
15%
41 Va
27% Mar 14
108
■
Jan
;263/4 Mar
Adams
'
32% Jan
19
6
?
.
12% Feb
137,
..
.
8
9
Dec
22,
136
Feb
9
.1164
Jan; 5.;
'156
Jan
27
>163
3Vt Jan
3
6
109% Jan
18
•
Jan
80 :
Jan
117
6:
209% Jan
20% Jan
9
: Aug
v116
3
>91% Aug
5
11
July 12
326
Jun
3
3
Mar 14
170
31
27
85
i
.
Jan
4
14% Jan
7
117
Nov
42%
42%
♦107
109
109
13%
.•14%
413/4
14%
7%
Inc
4%%
114% Jan
9%.Mar
151
14
66%
27
106% Feb
67%
75%
75%
2.50
15%
16
15%
31%
32
-31%
Mar
5
1
'25%
25%
r
Corp10
"
31 y8
25%
14
117
Feb
18% Jan
12
Allen
13%
15%
26
19%
20
13
f 19%
19%
' 13
v
13
No par
*161
164
♦155
43%
>
••'*
•155
313/4
313/4
32
5,400
26%
4,600
Ihc
common...—1
♦114%
5
3%
21%
:i
preferred
3%
3%
22%
23%
117
12%
?
preferred A
Jan
20
19
Jan
3
122% July
?61% Oct
.98
Industries Inc
Apr
Sep 26
"95%
657
"131
13
,
41
Sep
*
88
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1,700
? 7,600
54.%
96% .■96%
<
•
124
.
104*. :
1193/4
3%
20
Cable & Radio Corp____l
..
27
11
101
1243/a
107
American
:
21
56 y4 Dec
Oct
1043/4
3
300
343/4
119%
..
121
243/4
•'
>
54
150
♦120
-
v
38 Ya
37%
103
par
7% Mar 12
-46% Mar
1241
*120
-
38
*34
.
74
*145
,
1,000
8,000
243/4
•
•,
96%
73%
*.
.
31/4
10
'
124
1
54
96'/a
74y4
146 Vu
104%
♦35%
.100
.
146%
123%
Corp com__2
,'
"
,
37
733/8.
.
-
com—No par
54% Feb 29
22
4
•
44
'
*120
37
..
17%
121%
243/4
86,700
1223/4.
,*17
35
"16
42 Vs
120
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
11
Co
124
■
99%
>1
preferred
27% Feb
9
100% Jan
•
20% Jan
>
Feb -28
38% Jan
v
17
Mar 15
106
14
16
33
27
Mar 14
48
.
Jan-
46% Sep
71% May
27 y8 Mar 14
.
14
Arma
Shoe
convertible
"f'
Amer
27% Mar 15
9
6% Feb
Brake
4%
150
120
537/a
36,800
500
413/a
'
34%
,,
96 3/4
96 y2
74%
154
(•*3
par
...
American Bosch
43% Mar *7
109% Mar *7
23
20% Jan
48% Nov 30
'
23 Va Mar 17
-
24% Jan
>-
preferred
73%
•145
50
preferred
conv
9%
*1163/4
24%
,■
;
5.
120%
y
1
Bank Note common..
<•"'
74%
152
>
36%
..._No par
com
i.^l
Airlines common.:.".
cum
American
(
6% Oct
'.-97%
convertible preferred
.100
American Bakeries Co com—.No par
1
18% Jan
♦96 %
97%
"
3%%
.
22% Jan
54
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp____No
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
21 % Mar*- 9'*
•
3
107% Sep
343/4
535/8
6% converhble preferred_______50
'
26% Mar 16
23
6
12
343/4
54%
♦9e'/2.
3,000
86%
•219
r; n%
118%
243/4
35%
X53%
♦121 '
9
27%
66- *~ Mar
v
»24y4C
35
55
>:"73%
;■
9
8
V
14
,
121% Mar 23
34
May,31
24%
35
common—No par
Amalgamated Leather Co
21%
X150
■••:
119
Y 17
,
119H4
24%
*24%
10,000
*'31,900
233/4
•85
,42%
•116%
341/4
♦145
2,300
?'
117
21%
155
39%
24%
Aluminium Limited....
."
"3
Jan
Feb
;
;
71%
22%
': 110%
,Nov 21
,
13
28 y8 Jan
14
Nov
24
37
.
91% Feb 23
.
104% Mar 19 "
.
3
.
23%
9
500
•145
119
17
119%
118
119%
; 4.08% convertible preferred
;100
Alpha Portland Cement.,
_______10
Aluminum Co of America__ii.^__il
124% Mar 20
12";
Mar
3%
•115
9
•219
■
40%
393/8
3%
86'%
8%
54%
5*4%vpreferred _>_'___^_r___i__^100
19,300
165
21%
*85
-
155
39%
17%
17%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
.'3%%, convertible preferred___100
<
'9:
*
38% Jan
91% Jan
8
6
:
14
125
Feb
2%
<.
*
100
3
Feb
82
30
Nov
97% Jan
2
23-, ." 75% "Mar 12'
24
148 ; Mar 14
*155
?
'
9
500
39%
118
No par
5
Corp
160
117
' 21%
,
86 Va
8%
No par
Allied Stores
43 3/a?
160
23% 1
*115
21%
♦85
8%
Vs
23
-117"
21 s/8
*219,
155
38%
1
Dye
Allied Mills.,
4
'
Jan
99% Feb
4
31
12
56% Jan
10
V
6
30% Nov
Mar
Jan
&
Allied Kid Co..
4.
35% Jan
19
13
17
Jan
25'% Jan
?
Feb
Sep 23
i.;,3% Mar 29
25% Jan
70
23
35% Jan
113
'
23
119% Sep
2% Nov* 16
:34
Jan
5
102
Jan
51
11
81% Apr
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
? 72y4 Jan 18
82
18
33% Feb 27
/
Allied Chemical
"
9
160% Apr 11
134% Apr 15
.:
>
23% Jan
1122*% Mar 23
:
•
6
110
July 22
63% Jun
27
133% Dec
40
•
30
25% Dec
34
Dec 22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan, .7
.
6
Y
12%
42%
'
"
*116%
1,300
9,400
1,700
\
'
3%
''■I:
93
19%
'
'
165
3%
"
♦145
500
*145
/,
21%
♦85
1
•
8%
**♦219
—100
conv__-_No par ;
i93/fe
12%,
433/4
161
•155
900
30%;
1313/4
■e
12%
43
160/
-
3%
23
•115
118
21%
86 y2
8%
1
30%
131%
19%,"
19%
165:- '
3%
23%
♦115
21%
'
♦85
.100
common
30% 7
132
v
•
"22%
100
...
26
'
''
common..
26
*130
12%
♦155
165;
500
31%
'164',/
164
7,700
76
8,900
'3oy4
;:
44 V4
433/4
167
4,500
67%
•74
15%
25%
.132 :/
12%
44%
•165
>
165
*: s %
•
;
43%
42%
?
ilOO
66%
76
15 y8
193/8; 19%yv.',
'
14
15%
26%
132
67%
9,400
1083/4
,15%
'
3oy2\
30%
133
14
*74
,
32
31
132%
i4y4
Shares
42%
*107
•
.
31%
1083/4
"
v12%'
%
Lll
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp new.l
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
8
•
76
15%
»
26%
31
31 y4
134
.134
17
series——.
$4 prior preferred
■f,
r-
15%
32
42 Vs
,
663/4
-
j,
the Week
Mar. 23
42%
•107
67%
♦74
.
41%
'
___—No par
common
1951
Alleghany Corp
42% Mar 22
i
6
1- 16y« Jan
67
75
—10
preferred
Aldens
67
'
j,
23
11
Inc
Co
Alco \Products
88% Jan
23
20% Aug 26
67
Friday
Mar. 22
13%
'
Sales for
Thursday
42 % ;
108%
♦107
75
50
Corp..
pfd
.5%%
Jan
25
Vicksburg Ry_______100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining......lo
23% Mar
135:; Jan 26
30
104
42%
14
Alabama &
Mar
117% Jan
..
5
Mar
7% Jan
24
Jun
42%
♦107
common..
Co.
Express
4.50%
23% Jan
23
Inc
Air Reduction Inc
v.
Mar
-
4% Feb
Jan
>
«<
44 % Mar
■
20% Jan
v
28% July 25:
7V» Jan 26
*122
>
26% Mar 30
7
.
20
Jan
Mar. 21
1
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral., Corp__^^._____
Aeroquip Corp
•'
14% Jan
36% Feb
157>
170
Steel
Adams-Millis
>
Mar
22% Jan.
' ^
Mar 15
2% Nov 29
17% Oct if;
...Wednesday
Mar. 20
100
preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Acme
Dec
:
Industries
.17% Jan
107
28
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Mar. 19
5
5%
32% Jan
155
,
ACF
Jan
8
*-'4; ; '18%-Maf.
30% Jan
1
14
r
13
j22 % Jan 23
30% Mar 22
20
Dec
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Par
4% preferred
ABC Vending Corp
677/a Jan
14
..
*
STOCK
'
62% Jan
130
YORK
EXCHANGE
•
,
Abbott. Laboratories common
v
109% Feb
-70% Feb
34% Sep
3
21
12 % Oct
24
Aug 25
,
35% Sep
19
20 V* Nov
43% Mar
-
113% Feb " 9
:
25% Nov 30
Jun
10
Aug 25
23% Sep 19
8
-77% Jan
1
1
;
Highest
39% Feb
79
7% Mar 23
.
3-
t
Peb
71 I
18
25% Jan
Leweat
16% Jan :27
48% Jan 18
53
:
48% Jan
28
.NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
r
STOCKS
-
Year 1955
Lowewt
106
36%
37
65%
66
♦35
35%
41%
5,400
106 y2
10
37%
37%
65%
673/4
2,700
10,600
357/a
700
40%
•105
*35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
Monday, March 26, 1956
.
<16 \ (1484)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
24% May
3
4
43% Feb 14
37
6% Jan
4% May 19
M
Oct 11
31% July
3
Jan
#
40 V2 Mar
10
Feb
t
36% Mar
9
25% Mar
„
.
55 Ya Dec
6
46% Feb
9
Dec
15
15% Feb
11
85 % Apr
28
29 % Jan
102% Apr
19
97% Jan
4
24% Oct
0% Jun
18
3
17
34
Mar 15
24
18% Mar
Jan
,9% Feb
22
14
12% Jan
28
17
17
15% Jan
11
Jun
10
27% Jan
10
37% Sep
5
Jun
80
8
30
Feb
14
Aug 15
May 27
105
6
25% Apr
Nov
*
104% Feb
52% Feb
113
8
1
69'
29% Feb
'
'
'26% Mar 14
f
i
*
Constable
Artloom
Arvln
27y8
27%
4,200
55%
55
55%
30,600
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20-/8
20-%
15
7%
^
30%,
30
17%
2r
17%
17%
29%
28%
5
Mar 14
67
Goods
Dry
—
,27% Dec
13
23
13
30
•6% Oct 13
Jan
'59% Feb
101
32%
1
;
61% Jan
1
3
1
1
105 •;
;
59% Mar
8
43% Jan
23
40% Sep'
9
35% Jan
5
20
97% Jan
11
41% Feb
9
9
61% Feb
13
4
10
J-tb
8
*11% Jan
16% Jan 19
17% Feb
101 % Apr
96% Sep
15
6
10
Dec
68
47% Mar 14
14% Jan
July 18
18
•10% Nov 10
Jan
;
11
,
23
27% Dec 22
Mar 21
Atlantic
4%
<
Jan
60 Ya
60 Ya
8 % Apr
26
5% Oct
54
Oct 20
42
»
Co com__6.50
City. Electric
30%
30
45 Ya Mar
53%
41
41%
41
42
98
98
98%
98%
43%
43%
43%
9
Austin
?
16%
35,300
29
*
-29%
-
v
4,200
•75%
prior
7% Feb
24
49% Feb
5
27
24
Avco Mfg Corp
common
$2.25 conv preferred
-
♦75
26%
^
-
•
46,400
■
290
99
44%.
43%
10%
13,700
41%
75
8,800
*'"75%
1,200
600
10%
*10%
T
26%
45%
26%
6%
6%
100
3,900
6%
6%
51,200
*45-/4
45
45
,
>
,17'/2
26% : 27
*17
17%
•17 T
'!■■■
45 Ya
6%
44%
44%
--
"3,100
'.'55-/4
.
40%
•98%
76
♦10
Ya\
17%
26%'
6%
6%
44%
•45%
44%
99
10
Ya
'•-•17
'
41%
43%
-
54
53%
,1,900
,
101
♦100
101
76-/4
76 V*
* 10
■
*
26%
26%
•■27%
'
17
"
30% '30-/4
40%
"
>
.12,000
60-/8 V. 60 ya. '
98-/8
41%
161%
3,100
.
30-/4
'
52%
53%
♦981/8 198%
6Ou/4
•1
60-/4
-
30
•100
43% -44%;
10%
6% '. ,7
3
No par
(The)
k
•
52%
V
76%
17
.
"
10%
17%
•17
of Amer—5
Canteen Co
Automatic
27% Mar 15
76
10%
No par
($1.20)
pref
75%
10%
:
—20
common——No par
Nichols
Conv
.
/
161%
•!; 60
64%
-4,500
560
"■
106%
160%
65%
/
'
106
-60%
,
33%'-
32%
■,
106
•
158%
*,
'
'
27
■•"'
44%
5
106
101-/2
40-%
53%
53
10
100
,
Atlas .Powder
13
76 y2 Mar
:: 52%
No par
RR
•
,60%
-30%-*
♦100
101Ya
•100
series B
$3.75
Atlas Corp
6
101'
♦100
-•30
-
common
Line
Coast
Preferred
-
'
44%. Mar 19
2,700
3,900
7y8
30
16%
•
32%
32%
j
-
'
•
159%
;
60
30
~__100
Atlantic, Refilling
;99% Feb 27
20
Jan
6
18
Mar 30
29%
66%;
-
159
60%
30 Ya
-•
•
29
1.
'
159%
158
157%
157
60 Ya
preierred
'Atlantic
Mar 20
»42
'
19
17-/8
-106
65
65%
50
_*
"
48% Mar 31
16%
33%.;
•32%
106
'
50
Preferred
55'/« Mar 23
10
38% Sep
160
30
30-/4
29
" 28%
r
105 Ya.
64
66%
X65%
10
Co
Common
>"
Feb 27
101
•34% May 17
41% Oct
•'
20
30 % Mar 13
Jan
96% Feb
28
Mar 17
*
20
*-7-/8
7-/8,
30
17%
30
A 16%
32% ' 33%
33
107
106
100
:
"
3
Oct,
v
11,100
,(•
101
•19
'
20
7 Ya
,
5
30%
Corp—
l
;
5.25% preferred
Associates Investment
161% Mar 22
137:
TV*
; 7-/a
.
30 V*
•
2J%
37
♦99
101
•19
20 Ya
35'/2
35%
...
66,000
-
"
-7 ya
7%
-
.
•19y2'
20 Ya
•19%
21
•99
100 :
99
100
1
Common
3
■
Aug 11
62-
34%
34%
34%
34%
-99
-
2nd preferred $1.50 serles__No par
Associated
Nov 80
102
18
Jun
'58
8,900
■„
27%
Atchison Topeka Sc Santa Fe—
121% Jan
•
A
;110% Jan
Jan 23
30%
com
36-/4
T
•19%
7%
4,300
4,500
39 %
34%
55
17 Ya
Oil & Refining
39
34%
26%
:33%
.
101
1
Inc
39%
33%
56%
.-19%
,2.50
Corp_
Co Inc__
Carpet
Industries
Ashland
4
23
Jan
35
Mar 23
55
6
13
31% Mar 15.
17% Feb 24
39%
33%
27%
19% *
34
39%
55 ya
55% *
33 ya
39
,
.
26%
19%
100
6Ya
56
54%
No par
5
6
27%
55%
1
preferred
Arnold
Jan
22
,
3
16
63.75
Shares
6-/8
6
27"
*
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
*
27 %
,
34
-
10
Corp
Illinois
Armour & Co of
.
2
8% Jan
5
Jan
34%
27%
34
the Week
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
33%
39%
39
33%
1
Mar 23
37
39'%
39
5
Steel
Armco
„
20% Mar 22
102% Mar
28% Feb
7
*
56% Mar 21
.
No par
J
6%
6%
Sales for
Friday
Tftursday
..
Mar. 21;
'
.6%
6%
6%
5%
Argo Oil Corp
5
18
M% Aug 30
19% Sep 29
May 12
13% Jan
6
9
Mar. 20
Argus Cameras Ine
5
7
*6
Co Inc
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 19
Pai
Archer-Daniels-Midland
14
27% Mar
27% Jan 23
5
a p W Products
6% Mar 19
18
*
EXCHANGE
Highest
La west
Highest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
Tear 1955
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
■uii fir Pririni
UvMt
45%
1,300
6 3%
<5,500
B
66
114
18
Jan
10
6% Jan
11% Jan
113% May
Mar 31
105
14
Jun
99
30
Jan
12
•45
July 14
66% Jan 13
2
29
48% Jan
68% Jan
.
;
Inc
T)
27
.
Jan
19
68% Mar 22
barber
Oil
26
Sep
19
20% Jan
23
22% Mar 13
Barker
Brotheis
38% Mar
45
Sep
15
39
Jan
6
4j Va Mar 22
33% Jan
72% Mar 29
48-/8 Feb
14
48% Nov
.15% Jan
19% Nov
14% Jan
60
147
Jun
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
38% Dec
1
13
22% Mar 14
19-/8 Jan
28
8,
29
Nov
Jan
20 y» Sep
26
i
54%.Mar 16
23
125% Mar .1
Mar 13
106 y4 Jan
,9
29% Feb
28
July 11
25% Jan
9
91
"When
% Mar 23
46
Mar.' 2
2d
Beck
16
24%'Jan
j
Jan
3
47% Jan
Feb
15
29% Jan
25
•12% Jan
31
14
.Feb
6
22
Jan
38
16
23% Jan
27
27
Jan
3
30% Jan
6
86% Mar
Oct
45
42 -%
17
101
8
Apr
14
6
Feb
28-/4 Feb
14
18
98
29
Mar 14
Jan
>
3
30
3
7
49% Jan
19
58% Jan
14
18% Jan
30
Aircraft
Bell
Corp
Howell
&
4va%
•
Co
Beneficial
Dec
1
Finance
35% July 25
6
172
13% Jan
7
18
Benguet
Consol Mining
Jan
30
33-/4 Feb
28
Best
Co
31
;
1
6 ,169-/2 Dec
158% Sep
24
9
.145% Feb
Mar 21
166
9
&
i
1
Best Foods ;
51% Mar 23
44% Jan 23
Bethlehem
Steel
74
Jan
85% Sep
11
24
v
16
22
Aug 17
31
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
38
25
Dec
Mar
;
88% Mar
<
397/« Mar
10
23
Jan
26
4y2.%
' 6
Bliss
(E
Bliss
&
.79% Jan
23
3
,
Boeing
29% Mar 20
■+.
Aug 23
39% Jan
3
25% Feb '28,
29% Jan
Dec
25
20
3
12
12
8
15% Mar 14
9% Jan
61
Jan
Mar
1
19% Jun
22
11% Jun
7
il% Jan
06% May
14
Dec 30
43% Nov 29
,
8
68% Feb. 14
48 % Apr
15% Mar: 22
29
17
3*
38% Jan
Jan
3
.Bond
12*% Mar 16
•64.
-
Jan
17
50-/4 Mar 15
Co
Inc
15
96% Mir 23
98 % Feb" 10
61% Sep
16
54% Jan
11
57% Mar 19
Boston
14% Jan
3
30
30
28% Jan
3
Boston
12% Nov
36
2
1
29% Jan
1
13% Jan
19
45
Jan
5
53
54
Jan
9
57y4Jan
21 Ya Jan
11
24% Jan
99
6
85
Jan"28
v
Aug 11
32
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
82
Jan
6
9
88 Ya Jan.
20% Jan
6
33
3
95-/4 Jan
26
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
43
10
Jan
16
30
38% Jan 23.
,19% Jan
,85% July 29
Dec
12
Sep
30
80
Jun
76% Jan
3
92
27
92% Mar
34% jun
6
11
86% Jan 26
0% Nov
15
14
26
Jan
6
14% Sep
26
91% Jan
17
57% Jan
25% Jan
13
'
'
25
i:
>12%
6
43% Jan
3
Mar 13
preferred
common
47%
103% Jan
•
56%
57
14
227/a
*98%
101
Shoe
Co
Inc—
Bucyrus-Erie
(The)
Rights
$5
Forge Co_
Bullard
Co
81% Jan
19
77.V4 Feb
8
85% Mar
6
1
15% Feb
15%Itfar
Nov
9
16% Jan
9
17
31 ya Jan
-5
23
12
26
:
Jan
30
99
Jan
11
40% Jan 23
5% Feb
9
12% Jan
20
:
,
6% Jan
33-/2
14%
•101
-
102%
102-/8
102 %
*100-/2
27%
28-/4
26%
27%
40%
41
21
21%
41%
21%
1
'93%
96
29
32%
"31%
22%
22
9
13
16% Mar 20
.4%%
second
Terminal
Butler Bros
*15%
47-/4 Mar 23
16
Feb
16
17% Jan
Mar 22
28% Mar 14
31% Feb
14
53% Dec 30
59
52%. Jan 20
page 28.
3
98.
Feb
7
Jan
31
Canada Southern Ry Co
No par
__100
5
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
32% Mar
$4.25
conv
36% Mar 16
Canadian
55
Cannon
Mar
8
.preferred
Pacific
Mills
25
Ry
I
;
Ho par
21%.
22
15%
15%
15%
78
78
'
76 '
-
15%
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79-%
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84
>♦84
37
37%
15%
15% 4
33
*15-/2"
16
22%
23
15-/2
23
12
28%
27%
27%
307/8
36%
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43%
437/a '
*101
44 Ya
5%
16
5%
* 15%
6%.
16y8
6%
42%
46-%
16ys
93%
63%
307/8
36%
55 Ya
6%
41%
46y4
16
*93
*62-/2
30%
36y8
6%
42%
46V2
16y4
93 .4
63 /a
30%
*
55
36%
55
-
'260
'
1013/i
44 /2- 44%
6ya - 6%
15% 15%
6%
7%
42 4 42 ra
46% 46%
16
16%
92 Ya 93
62 /a 62%
30 4 30%
35% 36y4
54 Ya 55
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-40
*
'
84
11%
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76
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2,200
39,500
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101
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8,800
33%
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76
23
42
46y»
16
-
79%
12
6%
1
1.80
15
64
33%
15-/8 *
23
15%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__l.66%
92
„
32%'
36%;
..•27,%
2,300
21%
8
84
.28%
29
32%
84%
:
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29%
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354,600
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21
/a
3?2
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5
10
2iP/4
12
437/a
1
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co_
Campbell W Sc c Foundry
79%
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300
5,500
* ■
',42% .'
42%
423%
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a'*
3,200
■
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84%
16
*101
5*
Calumet & Hecla Inc
*
28
27%
28V8
27%
27%
23%
28
preferred—100
3
71
•
5,300
14%
100-/4
11%
-Byers Co xa M) common.^..No par
17
79%
71
54,300
33%
33%
23
5
California Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
,
5,100
»
35%'
100-/4
37 ya
36%
15
participating
79%
.
76%
15%
15'/2
!
101
; 14%
95
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1
Co
—-i
Butte Copper Sc Zinc
7%
"
,-100
5
preference
Burroughs Corp
Bush
79 %
*71
109
7% Jan
24
see
Jan
6% Jan
45
..
79%
_100
preferred
3%% preferred
43% Jah
30% Jan
-Por footnotes
3
4%
15%
15%
t40
34%
♦98%
102
♦100
29
22
34
1
102
28%
32%
37%
36%'
101
;
33%
95
22-/2
700
14% ; 14%
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23
4,500
14,500
l.iuJ
117
109%
33%
41%
32%
1
23
32%
21
%
22%
•
23%
14-/4
41%
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93%
29 y8
15%
56
93
33%
20%
A
%
32%
3
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
Peb 21-
3
.
-
26%.
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*.
523'4
55%
'
*
20
52%
.
109
108
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101
14-/8
23
July 15
7
32% Jan
103% Jan
23
*98%
101
34%
Jan
40
y
64 % Peb
Mar 19
32%
14%
34% Jan
(•
14
100
Mar 23
9% Jan
3
17% Dec
„
22% Feb
11
12
38
31%
32
31%
Watch, Co Inc
5
Burlington Industries Inc com—1
(3
Mar 20
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
42
16% Jan
1093/4
109%
33%
Bulova
8
7
22%
109%
*98%
*93%
16,800
;523%
223%
22%
-
—No par
10.800
22%
54-% -54%
..
—
54%
14
513/4
'
preferred
5,200
53%
13%
54%
14-/8
21
23%
533%
14
34«/B
•41
--
14
53
14
:
'
22%
r
36%
5
2,900
54%
109%
-
5
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Co common
v.
57%
133/4
15
.
5S%
51%
33%
.
20
57
•
55
_1
■
97%
52%
22%
■
32
No par
96-%
14%
3
31%
13,900
52
108
108
9,300
487%
13%
'54%
55%
22%
60'%
14%
14%
517/a
1,500
-
12%v
98-/8
<
56%
_100
Buffalo
23
♦97%
98-/8
*97%
150
460
6,400
16
48%
48%
57%
5,600
60%
61-/2
99%
36,000
;
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60%
57
2.50
Bigelow
8
4
11 Vi Apr
44% Dec
49%
<
13%
15%
48
-
-
*13%
16
.12-/4
■
.
48%
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.
51%
No par
Issued"
preferred
&
13
28% Jan
;
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62-/2
57%
99
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3.50
Co
"when
Feb
Mar
12%:
47
51 ya
♦97
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30
22
15%
61-/2
•
13%
51
Budd
•,.
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22
•23
3
16
51'%
36 va Jan
83% Feb
14
15%
'
.
28
28
21%
Brown
% Mar 15
95
28"%
28
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14
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14,800
1,500
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r
28%
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63
49%
43%
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3
,21% Jan
'
28%
*27%
28%
27%
:
38
78%
16%
•
*29%
,
37 %
14
62%
*
-12,100
763/8
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■
283%
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1,400
32%
37 V
16
-
28%
20
,
37%
;
32%
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82
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13,400
15%
15%
33
200
168
♦164
82
28%
28%
^
1,700
1,800
32,600
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50
19
;i5y8Feb
273/8
51%
164 %
37
213/4
13
7
1
23;
Mar 22
62% Feb
10
.
29%
51%
:
513/4
Brooklyn Union Gas
28% Mar 12
Mar 23
19% July
37% Oct
28
12,000
163%
37
1
28'%
'
.
23%
;i
30% Oct 31'
12% Aug 20
36% Feb
3
6
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78
6
7
27% "29 /
37-/2
75% ,'•77
78%
28%
27%
78%
77%
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3
-71
11
2% May 17
77%
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32%
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32%
32%
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36%
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28%
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36%-
37%
33%
33%
-
28%
37
37%
37%
77,400
32%
168
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82
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*
383/4
22
13/«t
29
Feh
8
Mar 18
10% Jan
Feb
22
Jan
33% Jan
■
81
/
53%
Feb
1
8% Oct
Oct
>
26 ya
38
23%
30% Feb
Apr 26
24
33%
'36
81
39 %
33%
•
6
71
15
:
52%
,20% Jan
21
25% Sep
21 % Aug
78
23
• 32
91% Jan
29% Jan U
Mar 15
Jan
38%
13,100
2%
51
15%
23
Bristol-Myers Co common
34% Jan,. 3
.15
103% Jan
25% Jan 23
July 21
16
22%
100
,
Feb
23
*47% Feb
82
*81
20%
2%
163%
•164
15%
100
New
35% Mat 23
100
July 25
31% Feb
Nov 21
168
15%
100
Brlggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
Mar 23
14
14
:
65% Jan 20
168
15%
15%
15%
'
16
Dec
162
169
25
preferred
4%%
Mar 23
4
23
! 23
165%
169
Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common——5
.
19
40
32% Jan
28% Feb
17% May 17
Mar 14
15% Jan
162%
169%
'
,36% Feb
4
162%
20%
2-/4
33
50%
.161
15%
.
162-/8
RR—
Maine
Sc
•
51
*168
5
100
Co
32%
Ya
*32%
166
Braniff
Mar 21
■117.
9
s>4% May 0
100% Apr 25
111
,
23 Ya Mar 13
36% Mar 22
28%
50%
2
553% .'56%
20%
20%
,
8%
3
v
23
Sep
20
2-/4
400
98
*96%
55%
54%
56%
20%
2-/8
Common
6iy4 Jan, 3
14% Jan 31
19
56 y< July 20
May 10
56% Jan
Mar
43% Mar
49 Ya Dec
r
Mar 14
51% Oct 24
19
Dec
54%
7,600
31
*30%
98
•96%
.
20-/8
16
100 Ya Nov
-
.
29
285/e
.
30%
303/4
2%
32%
15
6
64% Sep 19
18% Mar 28
98
50%
1
;
12
r
*96-/2
-24
24%
57%
16%
95% Sep
•3% Jan
Edison
31
13%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 Va %
preferred —
,
•30%
20%
13%
(The)
14,300
56%
No par
Stores
Borden
1,900
24%
31%
33
Book-of-th6-Month Club Inc——1.25
12
12%
24
20%
*27%
Class B
12%
24-A
57%
—No par
Bon Ami Co class A__
16
12%
25"
50%
i%—5
Co—
Airplane
29-/8
12%
13
33
1
__2.50
LaUghlin Inc_
>28%
28-/4
24%
50%
—10
1
47%
123/4
2%,
4,400
47%
*47
♦47
27%
%8
10
'
-
20%;
20%
203/4
20%
91
*90
91
♦90
21
13^8
32%
Bohn Aluminum Sc Brass Corp-—5
14-/8 Mar 14
.
W) CO—
*
i" ;
28-/4
*96%
36,100
1,500
8,200
-
47%
-32%
1
^
31%
203/4
*50%
100
pi 4 series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
Mar 23
33,
69Ya Jan.27
3
29
preferred
Black &
9
34 Ya Mar 14
29 Va Jan
25% Jan ,30
34% Jan 23
-
7%
30a%
*47
2%
Bigelow-Sartford Carpet (Del) com-5
I. Jan 11
84
5
,
28% Jan
4
28
31% Sep
Jan
7
13
,
32% Feb
14
Nov
20% Mar 15
9
16 y8 Jan
26
78
33% Jun
54% May 18
172% Feb
Jan
14% Feb
15
40
18
33% Oct
*168
9
Sep
30%
90
2-/4
,
(Del) com__No par
—100
'
Nov ,
30-/4
30-/4
20%
20%
1 peso
Co
25 3%
-
1
2% Feb
26
25'%
90
1
6
25%
24%
•
98
•57
9
4
Co
1% Jan
12
56 Ya July
7
101% Jan
•
•96%
100
"20
105%
25%
*30%
31
1,600
150
25%
13
24%
53%
53%
105%
25%
29%
48
10,700
25
31%
21-/8
17%
25-% "•
91
•
30
3,600
25%
"•
>
27%
*
31
*105%
-
700
50%
105%
105 va
*
*
25
21
13%
!24%
106
.
■
44%
♦130
150
♦130
150
1,300
16,000
173%
543/8
54
54%
--
3,500
49%
173/4-
24%
*47
28%
13%
_10
common
preferred
Bendlx Aviation
20% Mar 13
27%
17%
24%
•*90
48
•47
10
1
1
»
493/4
17%
24%
30-/4
,4
21%
21
50%
24%
.
31%
,91
21%
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43% ; 43%
24%
24%
30%
*21%
♦21
50%
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106
68%
213/4
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66-/2
54%
54
150
.
52%
66%
17%
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19,700
68%
66-/2
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52%
52%
42
40
..
65%;
64%
21
V
•
643%
64'
52
-
<
280
<:
104
.
3,40040,300
7,800
110
104
47
64%'.,,
■■■
-
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47
46%
-
118
104%'
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503%
17 ya
'*105%
24%"
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50
Co
108%
42
50%
54
-
106
24-/8
100
1
RR
Beech-Nut Packing
Beldlng-Heminway
Bell
Jan
101
•
pfd
108%
'
47
21
•:
17%
♦130
55%
150
'
♦105%
•
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30
Feb
I
Jan
33
15
Apr
22% Feb
22
43
27
<
Apr
59% Mar
14
19% Sep 26
1
Oct
Creek
Beech
,3
17% Jan
49
3
4%%
343%
63%,
21%
42
-
49%
'
52
7
64
*40
17%
17%
52%
21%
i
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43%".
24%
(A S)
Beech' Aircraft Corp-—4
4
34% May
Nov 28
Jan
42
♦53
1
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34%
63%
64%*
62
61%
49%
issued"
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343%
46 3%
51%
>
-
.22%
■
34%
104
104
47%
64%-
61%
♦130
118%'
14%:
109
108%
;. 104%
46%
65%
22%
2.50
Inc
Mills
•;
53%'
•41
100
preferred
IBeckman
31% Mar 19.
23
26% Oct 24
;
i4Ya%
*103
•
14%;
34%
34%
.
!
109
108%
15%
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r
53
12.50
..*•
47%
,65
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34%
,
'
%
104
47%
preferred—100
prior
14%
34%
109%
*103
50
10
Works Corp_
conv
.Beaunlt
12
40
;
3%%
20
37% Jan
88-/2 Jan
i
108%
10
common
Beatrice Foods Co common-
24-/8 Mar 19
Dec" 30
Corp
preferred
Iron
14%
•;34%
1
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
17
Jan
105
-
Mar 18
30
11
96
18
85
6
Feb
Jan
<116
24-/4 Mar i.0
29%
24
; Bath
9
17
.
Jun
24
Dec
133
54 Va Jan
4%%
45;
23
57
Jan
48
14%
34%
6%
118%
14%
6%
14-/2:
14%
6%
6%
116%
14%.
117%--
,116
••117%' 119-/4
.
"
preferred series B__,.—100
4% preierred series C
—100
Baltimore Sc Ohio common
100
4% noncumulative preferred__10O
Bangor & Aroostook RR
55 % Mar 15
\
6%
6%
6 Ya
6%
118
"117%
4%%
3
,9
42-/4 Jan
1
.7
104% Feb
6J% Mar 21
75% Nov 23
6
Jan
;
jFeb
13
41% Feb
1 L
12
(B
Babcock 6c, Wilcox Co
;
35 y2 Feb
113
5
.100% Jan
8
6%
1
(The)_No par
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co—No par
Babbitt
26
Mar
15 y2 Jan
lu8% Mar 20
i
6% Jan
122
10
33% Jan
i
5
53% Sep
35% Jan 18
54% Jan
i
35% Aug 12
10
30% Jan
100
!
.24% Mar 30
6
,
14
95
*
:
5
14
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j.
Feb
■f
Mar 24
8% Feb
6% Aug 18
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11%'
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44%
•
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28
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44%
;
1
26,800
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200
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28
80
85
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9,800
11%
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28 '
•
43%
6ya
6'/4
6-/8
15%
15%
157/a
lYa
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500
20
101%
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44-/4
2,400
6-/4
57,400
41%
42-/4
41%
42
31,700
9,400
6,500
46%
46%
46%
47-/4
31,900
16
16y8
92%
16
9,900
92-%
I6-/4
92 Ya
*62%
63%
*62 Ya
63-/2
10
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183 'Number 5519...The Commercial and.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
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Lowest
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——;
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Consolidated Textile Co Inc
9
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I
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8
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4
39% Feb
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16
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page
35%
28%
34
see
36
28%
19
104 % Jun
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10
For footnotes
36 A
27%
10
July
3,500
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,
44%
34%
2.50
24% Jan
% Sep
94,800
61%
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100
2.50
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Columbia Pictures common
23
41
23%
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——*——
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109
22%
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28
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A
11
6
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3
Mar 18
10
par
100
Consol Electronics Ind Corp
*' Consolidated Foods Corp.
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4,300
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58%
18% Mar 20
80
18,100
42%
40%
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36% Mar 12
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28
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101
61%
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112
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61
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28
'
10
11
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11
14% Dec
36
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36% Jan
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33
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1
1
36
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13
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13
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1
23 % Sep
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20
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5
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44% Jan 24
6
7
10
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19
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1
68%
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24%
61%
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10
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par
: Colorado Fuel St Iron coml—No
par
*
5%% preferred series B—_—50
16
68
II,900
22 %
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13
13%
31%
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51% Mar 12
2
1,200
39
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—1
"
5
40%
2»%
^
40%
,
25%
23
par
9
94% Mar
20
49% D.C
13
62% Jan
14
Mar 14
Jan
Jan
110
311/4
40 y2
38 y2
,
«
Cluett Peabody & Ce com-—No
par
443/4
:
7% preferred'100
*136%
4% cumulative 2nd preferred_100 "" *U0
' Coca-Cola Co (The)—
—No
5
31%
*30%
31%
61 %
10
preferred
preierred
Clopay Corp
13
Jan
23
36%
_
.72
101%
22 A
*30'/a
-
63
Climax Molybdehum __——No
par '
Clinton Foods lnc_—
'
__
21
59"
'
n®/4
^
6t Louis Ry Co com—100
*
44% Jan
45% Jan 10
: 108%
108
'
'
200
£*
\
£
7 /4
-70%
26%
25
—
Equipment
'
Jan
T60
1,400
*106%
.'3®
8%
61 Vb
No par
»
2
56
1,600
Electric—
'
•'
803/4 May
24%
-
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
gtd_
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevlte
Corporation
Ll
1
10
20% Feb
9,300
15%
75 /a
617%
25%
25
convertible
$4.50
171/a
55%
37/4
.
75
(
72
61%
40%
*13
I
8%
40%
par
--
preferred
C &
50%
84
16%
.15%
^
,
...
7 %
26l/a
.
57o noncumulatlve preferred__100
Cleveland Elec Ilium com.
;_15
6
43 % Jan
-
5V2%
4r%%
103% Mar 13
jl
11
&
12,300
ll'/a
%
40%
.
,
66/4
<7 %
*99%
30
40
par
Gas
J»
1.106/4
■
72
227/a
25
par
Oil
.
,
7/
66'/4
7 %
102
40%
*
5
preference—No
City Products Corp—;
City Stores Co common-.
3
'
55% Oct
Tool com
Cotton
11%
4,300
84
56
,.
MM,
28/4
'iO-J.%
39
-
617%
30
Del_50
City Investing Co common—
-,k.
;
109
23
78% Dec
6
19'A Mar 20
20
26
Jan
17
convertible
2,000
•
3%'
Mvt
3°..
22l%
50
4%' preferredJ Cincinnati
Milling Mach Co
C 1 T Financial
Corp
» Cities Service Co—;
Mar 12
I0V/2
9
27
Jan
Feb
$3
19%
18%
'
56
^
;
39 /a
'•
.
'
t
^/2
29%
—
*100
1
com
.
66%
30 A
38 %
717%
61l%
25
111 RR com__No par
.Common—
66% Mar 23
1
3
53
Jan
issued"
*106%
.
87/a
71'%
—
.
preferred—100
Chile Copper Co..Chrysler Corp
.
y
9
1023A Mar
94
92
1
3
19% Jan
191
.
3
Jan
8%
1
_40
Chickasha
69% Mar
87
23
104% Jan
10
D^c
"when
convertible
<•
74)% ' 74»/a
|7%
Chicago Rock Isi & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cabi—t—1—No
/
20
54
62% Sep 23
17% Jan
*
5
Feb
Jan
'
1
40% Feb
7'%
——
37% Die 30
107
43% Mar
9
1.25
Chicago Pneumatic
13 y8 Mar 13
25
Cab-Manufacturing
Cheihway Corp I_—dl.—I
Chic & North Western com—No
par
5% preferred-.series
100
Mar 23
100% Jan
9
50% Feb
170
,74%
74
39%
common
J
66%
100%
Cincinnati
29% July 15
104 %
e
,
f
58% Mar
10
59 '
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
14
15% May
24% Feb
Jan
42% Djc 30
.*
Mar
"
66%
-
39'/a
Chic Milw St Paul &
Pac_—_No par
5% series A noncum
pfd
100
46% Feb
39% Jan
60%
106%
—
Chicago Corp (The) L—
Chic Great Western
Ry
5% preferred
4
.
14% Jan
60
29%
3
«
19%
18
!
Class A
26% Jan
45% Feb
Co—
Aircraft
Chicago & East
9
Jan
30% Jan
Dec
29%
3%
e__l
3'%%
16
18
Sep
29% Jun
29%
3%
'
,;
8,400
'
84
-
.
l"'
55
38 /4
/
130
3,100
41
"A
55
*15 /*
o»ye
43,400
,
.
50
30/a
;
19
116
40%
17%
,
{l
.41., 41%
.
8,800
.
73%
c
51
89
1°".,
>
29
29=/.
o<,4
No par
Vought
New
Jan
6
^
28 /a
Chesapeake Corp of. Virginia
5
-Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
Mar 21
20 y4
-
e
Mar 20
36
28
15% Jan
69
29
10
Checker
63% Mar i4
Mar 21
23
68 h.
Ihc:
Chance
30
12%
28%
:_No par
$4.50 preferred
15%
^
15%
12%
1
Common
3
.38 /4
41%
39
I,290
67%
104%
116
"40%
,
55
^
210
800
18,000
111
•102%
<116
11%
u
^6
30%
*15%
38%
15%
18
*84
108/2
30%
-
■
1
—
>7
8% Jan
15
64
36
Feb
42% Jan-
"9
53% Jan
16
Feb
•
108'/2
*41%
30%
110
67%
t
50
12,800
V
14%
18%
19%
.U%
'
59 %
221/4'
14%
110%
*
Xlv
54%
54 %
42%
>
'38%
-
.
\*.v
,
r
58%
51% '••51%
22 y4
72%
18
•
1
Cessna Aircraft' Co
Chadbourn Gotham
Inc...
Chain Belt Co
.
76% Mar *13
108 >
3anr"3
8
27
56% Sep
6
31
Feb
30'/4
Corp——.——,v-5'-;-
Champion Paper & Fibre
9
6% Jan
3
66% Mar 19
5
68
.
Pasco
89
900
»!02%
n02A-
.
V>
4L/a
;
11%
51,4
*84
42%
14/a
»
*19%
'
18
51
.
109y2
41%
par -
Certain-teed products Corp
9
4% Jan
Cerro de
53
56%
Se7viceIII_10 1
Century Ribbon'MlUs
.
12%
89
*108y2
J—-—-50
....
29'/a July 19
"6% May 17
65% Nov 30
7
18
11%
.
9.50
69 Va Mar 20
,
11%
52%
| Central & South
West'Corp •—___3
Centra! Violeta Sugar Co_i
22% Jan
18
■
18%
*84
-
100
Central Illinois Public
Central RR Co-of N
.
5
39 Vn Mar 21
16
104
•
•
nreferred
30
50
.
1
56% Jan
-
Sep" 20
57 % Nov
Feb
11% Feb
30
29% Jun 15
10
23
18%
.
5% preferred series
100
Central Hudson Gas &
Elec-__.No par
Central JEHinola. Light com—No
par
>31% Mdt 12
23
27
271/4 Feb
4.
43% Jan
-
113
23
33% Jan
11
% Mar 22
56% Feb
Mas 21
33% Jan
>,
Jan
17
16.
27% Jan
-
36% Dec 22
4
8% Jan
51 % Jan
108
6
40 % Dec
-4
18
■>
86
/.
'
53% Mar 15.
'
9
15 »/2 Jan
.'Apr 26
Central
Aguirre Sugar Co.8
Central, Foundry Co-1
wCeotral Of Georgia
Rycont—No-par
12 % Mar 16
'
18
•
42%
^2%
.
18 Va Dec 29
9,100
A
J
_40%
-
60
27%
72/a
■
6.300
120
26%
51%
•
■'
105
120
.
%
.
iikv* iivtt
116% 117A
;
72%
41%
-
29'/a
26,4
..
■
111%
^Vb
1*103
*115% 116%
x
41%
19%
.
33,300
28%
,a
?
51%
.<
'
116%f:
41 Va
20
51%
*102%
,
19%
72%
'
57 A
,
42%
57/a
22%
111%
'105-./
^--—100*116%"
:
4%% eonv.preferred series A_10O?
Celotex Cdrp
common1
42 A
*
9,100
39 y4
12C■
,
27%
-
*
38%
38%
36%
■
.
57%
€8%68%
>13
121
26%
-
Shares
37%
37%
28
;
<■
29
51%
»
112
67%
;
27,'
>
38 A
2*%
-
•
15
108
10ft.
Tractor cotomofa-.—_10
prefeired^_--'-.v
26%
36%
37,a
28%
120
41%' *2
57%
,,57'
36%
121
27
100
5%
*120
-
26%
50..
Corp__^—,
common—
36
39%
28%
Ceiwiese C6rp of Amer
com1—No par
7%
2nd preferred.
42y4 Mar 44
,,,19 y8 Mar 20
series—-
General
36%
28%
-
the Week
Mar. 23
38y4.
*
-10
Preferred 4.20%
27 '
Jan
75'
preferred
/Caterpillar
5
•
119
17
-34
24
Jan
21 y8 Jan
commona—
Deferredit
'
■
Corp
51% Mar 12
July 26
18% Jan 26
'j Carrier
2J% Jan 19
14% Mar 20
108
Mar 19
37% Dec 23
.
-
'
July 20
83
1
7
Friday
Mar. 19
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & LIght„__No
paCarpenter Steel ;Co new..-.
5
27'A Mar 21
29
„
105% May 5
26% Jan ." 3
114% Nov 29
27
121
Sales for
Monday
/Capital Airlines. Inc
1
Carborundum (The) Co
5
Carey- (Philip) Mfg Co-.--L—^-10
1
39 y4 Mar 19
29 Va Mar 20
5
.
12% Mar
3
1
Par
.
41% Feb
Jan
2
23% July 7
19% Dec 19
10
72% Dec
23
64% Feb 13
53% Mar
12
19 y8 Nov
-
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
119y» Jan
3
NEW YORK
;
,
40% Feb
45
May 16
102% Feb.
8
-
22
26 ya Jan
49% Aug 16
177/b May 16
13% Nov
2
116
Nov
35% Mar 19
1
r~48%~Oct™18;
,-i
7
-
Highest
42
100
42%
100
102
102
104
35
•
105
*'
.
35%
34%
105 Va
104%
41%
42%
42'A
101%
101 Va
♦100%
35 Va
105
43%
103
10
4,100
170
24,900
303
IT
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, March 26, 1956
(I486)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
.
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Mar. 19
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Mar. 20
Shares
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
'
10
12% Feb
14 y4 Nov 23
May 12
19% Apr
6
7% Dec
29
24% Jan
18
15
7% Jan
3
9% Mar 22
27
57 % Mar 22
52% Feb
13%
14%
19,000
24'/4
2,000
9%
23%
23%
23%
233/8
23%
23%
233/8
23%
6%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
56%
56 %
56%
56%
563/4
563/4
57%
8%
7%
8%
73/4
7%
x73/4
7%
111 J/2
114%
./
«
new—_—5
Insurance
133/4
13%
55%
preferred
25
Continental Foundry 8c Machine—*
Continental
13%
13%
*23%
convertible
5%
22% Feb
23% Nov 25
51% Sep 28
14
13%
14
13%
Continental Cop 8c Steel Ind com—2
13
14% Jan
14
1,900
57
57
5,000
"
8% Dec
2
Jan
24
70
14% Feb
14k
Dec
105
7% Mar 21
8
94
-Jan
9% Jan
119.
23
Continental OH
Mar 12
25% Mar 14
20% Jan 18
44% Nov- 25,
36
Jan
23
41% Mar 21
28
Sep
2
25% Jan
23
30
Mar
35% May 18
52% Sep
19
44% Feb
9
70
Mar 20
24% Jan
23
21% Mar 29
28% July 27
48% Apr
14
53
July
50 % Jan
6
58
July 27
52
30
59
Mar 14
14
64
Jan
20
May 23
97
Mar
12
100
98
Jan
26
102
28
Oct
28
30% May
175% Dec
28
183% July
176
Cornell
79% Mar 15
99
Jan
99
Jan
25
32% Feb
24
20
Jan
180 % Mar
9
.,35% Jan
.
5
7%
Mar
5
44
6 % Jan
3
2% Mar
6
Jan
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
11
48% Jan
28
34% Feb ; 9
42% Mar 23
24
98% Nov
15
96% Jan
97% Mar
95% Jan
19
2% Jan
16
17
13
29% Feb
9
15
60% Jan
10
67
15
Feb
13
33% Jan
9
35 % Feb
33% Dec 30
29
53% Jan
23
3
102% Jan
3
9
46% Jan
23
li»7
May
57% Dec
1/,, Mar
20%
Mar'*7
14
Jan
6
18% Mar 29
15
Jan
Cream
6
7% Jan
11
Crescent
28
Crown
40'/a
41
40%
403/4
29%
29i/4
29%
29
29%
2,500
69%
67%
70
66%
68%
66%
68'/4
66
67%
17,800
28%
28%
28%
51%
*50%
57%
.
2«3/4
283/a
52
*51
*57
58
2
14 % Sep
31% Mar 29
6% Oct
104
78
•/
101% May 25
116
"38%
38%
38%
77%
38%
-
38%
...
11
35% Jan
6% Jan
Feb
2
78
78
98
*97
98
*97
98%
•97
98
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
*97%
182
31%
303/4
31%
178%
•17$%
179%
42%
413/4
41%
'
42 y8
42%
42
6
6
-■v..
30%
178%
31%
30%
*178%
..
v
2%
5%
6
53/4
6
2%
2%
2%
40% '40%
39 3/4
40%
40
97
97%
,7* 97
2%
2%
.
-
40%'
39%
♦97
98
x30
-
98
Feb 23.
105
Jan
A
15% Jan
30% Nov 30
26% Jan
23
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
140
Jan
7
50% Jan
7
86
Dec
27
6
53% Dec
22
43% Jan
.
33% Feb
18.
Feb
13
23
Jan
33
Mar
1
35% Mar 13
14
135% Jan
19
136% Feb
Jan
23
102.
48% Jan
10
■
73
52% Feb
24
Jan
6
96
16% Oct 31
13% Jan
4
4% May 12
7% July 12
5% Jan
30
11% Oct
28
13% Mar
13% July
6
17
1
32%. Mar
Jan
42% Jan
23
93
4
48
91
Sep:15
93
Mar
66%
65%
171/8
-16%
34%
34%
*34%
35
*343/8
34%
341/8
♦341/8
35
59%
60%
60%
603/4
593/4
60%
103%
103%
103%
103 %
*103%
104%
►103%
54%
56%
55%
57%
55%
56'/a
551/4
No par
25
;
%
,
18%
17%
16
_10
16%
16
*80
100
.'
.'"1%
■
r
35
*
103 %
,..,57%
rl 12
'*17%
:>•■
,
104%
553/4
16%
16%
1
95% Feb
37%
373/4
7%
7%
93
Mar 13
99
Preferred
series
C-
100
*97
98
'1
27% Jan
3
35% Feb
3
23% Feb
23
37% Feb
9
40 % Jan
6
43% Sep 18
37% Juh 21
38% Jan
23
423/4 Feb
23
34% Feb
90
Aug 11
33% Jan
12
94%
*91
86%J$b
36
47%
,*93
100
5
Nov
.',47%
29
.
3.90%
25%
Dayton Rubber Co
_50o
16% Mar
9
Decca Records Inc
60c
15%
15%
3
Deere
10
33 Va
33%
j
21
36 % Jan
Jun
24
77
Feb
10
79
13
14% Feb
9
3
9
20
38% Mar
43% Jan
31
Feb
10
32%
Jan
26
34
Feb
1
35% Jan
34
Mar
9
34
87,500
53/4
53/4
53/4
5%
5%
300
133/a
•13J/8
2,400
120
133/a
25%
26
26
26%
,5,000
463/4
46%
46%
463/4
46%
2,800
*93
94%
50
93
♦91
93
98
*96
98
94%
•
24%
15
.
24s/8
24 s/8
♦
150/a
y
;
42
35%
♦91
93
*95
98
V
*95
98
243/4
t
25
•|.
25%
24%
24%
8,700
15'/4
10,400
32%
18,300
34%
34%
*33%
341/8
*39
35
/
15 y8
*34
39
35%
93
31%
22%
35
*91
153/a
—!50
41%
1
333/4
83%
42%
94%
15
22
417/8
*93
32%
83%
39
94%
15%
823/4
22%
*93
33%
34%
383/4
:
143/4
84%
*38%
!
32%
33%, ,233%
*34
ij
34%
13.50
124% Mar 15
163%
*13'/a
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
52% Mar 15
95
16 y8
13%
83
20
52%
943/4
16%
26%
22
Edison
52
95%
-
46
22
♦Detroit
3,800
25%
:
*34
20
Delaware Power & Light Co
31% Mar 20
Jan
24%
2,600
100%
513/4
51
17
—100
—
.
183/8 Mar 21
26% Feb
common
7% preferred
Delaware & Hudsoh
Delaware Lack 8c Western
6
17% Sep
Co
&
343/8
139
473/4 -!
94%*96
34% Jan
1001/2
35,600
*13%
133/a
*91
-
*135%
-
«
500
31
26%
<46%
/
34
•
'
100
56%
16%
96
16%
*5%
7,400
1061/2
•943/4
51%
*95%
53/4,
26.
■1
;
17%
*13
13%
26%
B
14
41
*13
,26%
series
27
17
53/4
Preferred 3-75%,
76% Feb
Jan
5%
6
18% Jan
30
*5%
51%
96
95% Mar
33% Jan
3
102
52
Mar 16
25% Mar
.
139
99
16%
100
35% May
5
87
Dec 29
4
♦135%
100
'-.1.-400
7%
*553/4
303/4
34%
139
98
52,.
A
Feb
34%
34%
-
3,100
37%
106%
>
31
*135
*95%
,
30%
7
56%
100
173/B
.
34%"
-
343/8
*55%
139
95%
series
10
Nov-
34%
108
*106
i
■'
,
7%
100
'
51%
3.75%
26
33% Aug 26
31%
16%
Preferred
22% Feb
51% Jan, 18
30%
95%
4
14% Jan
16
313/4
51%
96
8
56
20,900
10
7%
108
56
I
7
31% Mar
*106
56%
5
Corp common
preferred series A
3
18% July 11
39% 8ep 23
•
107%
10%
37%
4,700
.
88
9%
*37% "38%
.
600
16%
*77%
79
34%
84
39%
383/4
41%
41%
42
35 J/4
35
7
22%
13,000
39
42%
12,600
35
35 Ve
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1,100
22%
42
39
35
>
22%
223/4
'
84%
39
84
40%
v
100
'
831/4
22%
83%
35 >/8
23,200
1,100
~
66
i
Jan
7
12% Mav 17
22
1
32 % Jan
3
Oct
11
42% Feb
28
35% Apr
;
Feb
34
4
50 Va Dec
7
111
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Apr 13
31%Jun
6
34% Jan
11
120
Dec
12
40% Sep
19
27% Jan 29
34
108
Jan
26
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
4.40%
40% Mar 22
Match
51%
50%
51%
50
120
120'/a
120
*34
34%
503/4
121
I
common
-
34%
121
34%
10
22% Nov 30
18% Mar
6
20% Jan
30
7
13% Jun
7
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
Ap/
1
36% Jan
27
39% Mar
6
Distillers Corp-Se&grams Ltd
2
373/4
377/a
4
49
Sep
11% Jan
23
9% Nov
10
9% Jan
24
10% Jan
3
Divco Corp
1
10
10
47% Oct
11
64% Apr
26
52% Jan
30
573/4 Mar 16
No par
57
57%
61
26
79
Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
65% Jan
24
71% Mar 21
71
71
31% Jan
27
35% Mar 23
33%
33%
Sep
11% Oct
13% Nov
'
21
16
18% Mar 31
11% Feb
14
12
9
Jan
Jan
Dome
16% Mar 21
9
Mines
93% Dec
21
78
Feb
13
90% Jan
43% Mar 14
60% Dec
30
57
Jan
10
71 % Mar 14
Dow
36% Jan
17
54% Dec
27
49% Jan
23
67% Mar 13
Dresser
>19% Sep.12
10% Dec 21
24% Jan
'
1
,7% Oct
14
3
Apr
12% Mar
18
249% July
101
,
6
214% Jan 23
118% Mar 22
121% Feb
6
Preferred
$4.50
series
Apr
12
96% Mar 23
99 % Jan
3
Preferred
$3.50
series
35
Feb
28
Duquesne Light Co
50
Feb
27
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
53
Feb
18
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
55
Nov
4
Nov
>9
52
Jan
13
14
'
6
17% Nov
17
15
Jan
3
27
Jan
22
52
,
53% Mar 30
54
Jan
5
53% Mar
50%' Mar
9
52% Jan
52% Jan
5
50 % Mar
54
6
18
♦
*52%
50%
preferred
50
*53%
53%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
50
*49%
51
50
*52%
53%
5
15%
15%
.10
423/4
43
1
D W Q
Cigar Corp
47
Mar 23
53
Mar 23
18
34% Dec
14
29% Jan
23
41% Mar 21
Eastern Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
87% Nov 15
75% Jan
23
86% Mar 19
Eastman
603/4 Mar 23
30
99
Nov
4
90
36
Jan
6
52
103
Sep
14
107
Sep 29
May 27
104
3% Nov 10
6
Mar 15
94
Jan
10
Jan
3
15
16% Jan
30
21
2
36% Feb
14
413/8 Jan
5
4% Jan
3
Electric
37% Mar
8
5% Feb
10
23
32
Jan
3
22% Feb
25
15
Jan
31
31% Feb
17
53
Mar
4%%
Ekco
Mar 15
*52%
«5oy8
50Va
533/4
*52%
53%
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533/4
53%
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50J/a
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51
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53%
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16'/a
16
16
153/4
16
16
,
140
52%
50'/a
51
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900
-
10
51
180
•52%
53%
120
15%
153/4
2,100
51
51
53%
"
43%
443/4
44%
46
46%
47
7,000
49%
50'A
493/4
51%
51%
53
40,400
32 %
31%
32%
31%
31%
31 '/a
313/4
Corp
5
40
40%
40 3/4
41 J/2
40
413/a
393/4
40%
40%'
41
12,200
common
10
85%
86%
85%
86%
85%
86%
84%
85%
85%
86%
17,100
100
2
165%
165%
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166'/a
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1661/2
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166 »/a
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166%
10
59%
60
59
59%
59
59
59%
601/4
60%
603/4
2,800
1
28%
283/4
28%
28%
28 3/8
28 5%
28 »/4
28 '/4
28%
28%
1,000
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42
—2.50
100
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42%
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42
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91%
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423/4
423/4
106
►103'/a
911/a
42%
90%
423/4
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106
91
90%
3,300
20
91
423/4
423/4
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42%
106
104%
50
2,700
20%
1
-
-5
91%
106
"
20%
19%
20»/8
19%
20
19%
193/4
19%
19%
3,700
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39>/8
38%
39
8,200
33/4
3%
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33/4,
3%
33/4
3%
33/4
36%
36%
36%
36%!
36%
37 y8
37%
37%
5,700
17%
17%
17%
171/4
17
17 y8
17 »/a
17%
4,500
21% Jan 20
25% Mar
Elliott
10
23%
243/4
23%
243/B
23%
23%
23 3/4
23%
23%
24
6,100
50
50
50
*49%
50
*49%
50
*49'/4
*46
48
*46%
47%
*46
46% Mar
44% Feb
6
10
Jan
7
30
5%
48% Mar 12
5%
Co
Amer shares—
common
preferred
conv
2nd
preferred
49% Feb
36% Mar
Emerson
Emerson Radio 8c
Jan
16
7
El
Paso
Electric
16% Feb
21
3
11% Mar 12
13% Jan
30% Oct
20
28 % Jan
6
28% Jan
13
30 y8 Mar
35% Dec
8
96
33
2
Feb
29
34% Mar
Jan
5
95
Mar 16
28% Sep
23
25% Jan
11
27% Feb
20% Jan
23
22% Jan
Erie RR
83
Jan
70% Mar
26."
Jan
5
86
5
70% Jan.
5%
Feb
26
•491/4
50
*49%
50
471/4
*45
56
45'/a
46
200
45%
45 %
453/4
44%
45%
44%
451%
44%
45
8,000
36%
3534
35%
35%
36
353/4
35%
35%
36
3,600
11%
12%
30
4
5
10
*29%
common—25
34%
Mfg Co
Equitable Gas Co
24% Apr 20
87% Oct 31
73
July 8
98
50
45%
35%
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp
4% preferred
12,600
3
Natural Gas
25% Jan
52%
503/s
-
3%
28
page
*52%
503/4
17%
17
see
52%
50%
36%
Feb
For footnotes
*52'/4
33/4
44% Mar 23
4
53%
500
17%
27
11
48%
36%
19
18
♦47
433/4
common—
Ind
11
J an
48%
15
Mus
Dec
69% Oct
48%
10
&
29
76
48%
9,200
Elgin National Watch Co
54% Apr
4
48%
1,000
•»
Electric StorageBattery
3
25% Apr
20% Jan
35
173/s Mar 20
3% Mar 21
58% Feb
100
343/4
49%
Elastic Stop NUt Co—
(The).
6
Feb
35
31%
Electric Auto-Lite
19
11% Oct 31
34%
43%
preferred
39% Jan
Jan
35
i
49%
—100
Co
963/4
22,000
118%
963/4
32%
preferred
Products
4%%
1
2303/a
118%
97%
493/i
preferred
50
34% Feb
3
6%
229%
119%,
•
4,400
32
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
105
6
43% Nov
3
28
3
17
10
Jan
31
15% Jan
20% Oct
Jan
Feb
40% Jan
27% Feb
47% Dec 28
169
Co
229%
118'/a
97%
,
*49%
.
5,200
93/4
49 %
Airlines Inc.
Kodak
9%
.10
Eagle-Plcher Co.
Eastern
•
9%
,50%
,
21,900
11
2273/4
50 3/4
v,
*103/4
11
9%
93/4
53%
333/8 Mar
14
9%
*52%
17
23
9%
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14
27% Feb
228% 231%
93/4
50
17
51% Jan
9%
50
preferred
26% Feb
164% Mar
203/a
48'/a
43% Feb
30
20%
*10%
11
*48%
36% Feb
31
20%
48 3/4
11
Jan
20%
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*48%
17% Jan
35% July 29
♦
U
50
4.10%
61% Nov
20%
*103/4
34%
21% Jan
..
20%
66
35
2
Aug
20 y8
64%
20%
11
66
343/4
21
53
13,400
20%
65
34%
23
23% Feb
661/4
66»/a
34 %
Jun
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
64 3/4
65%
10
common
327/a Jun
92% July 22
67
119% ♦,
97%
58
175
65%
70%
229%
40 % Nov
26
.28,400
683/4
97%
6
Mar 14
69%
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119 J/4
6
Oct
14,500
70%
226'/4
6
24% Mar 15
85%
70%
98 J/4
Jan
45
16
119 %
24
1,800
15%
232
Feb
12
69 3/8
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54
300
4,400
83%
68%
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4.20%
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74
35%
11%
11%
70 3/8
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Jan
163
113/4
97%
29
35%
35%
J
11%
119%
22
Mar 14
57%
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73
16
5
35% Jan
67
57%
35
V
97%
12
8
573/4
♦71
711/4
34%
U93/4
Feb
'
57%
57%
71J/4
No par
No par
52 % Jan
9
2,000
50c
12
12
8,800
10
691/a
9%
14
391/s
10
831/4
No par
(E I) 8c Co-
Oct
50%
*
'
38 y8
10
153/4
Duplan Corp
48% Jan
t
37%
10
82%
17
19
373/4
10
16%
113/4 Jan
47% Jan
373/4
84%
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27
—
900
4,200
.
153/4
4
49% Apr
53% Apr
r.
15%
83
203/B
.
a
18%
153/4
153/a
*10%
20
•:*
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86
1
Jan
9,000
<i»I00
v
34%
341/4
18%
34J/4
11%
40%
15%
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11%
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.
15%
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73
11%
34%
.
1,555
15%
1
33
12/8
57 J/4
57%
34%-r
34 % £
19 V
119
84
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
July 25
9%
40%
40%
100
8,600
15%
Dunhill International
38
37%
10
v.
118 »/a
1,300
,
503/4
86%
3
12
38
57%
,•<34'
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15%
16
9%
33%
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,
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37%
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39%
50%
5
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du Por>t de Nem
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>
39%
34
34 J/4
-
17
if...
39-
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50 3/4
39
15%
,_No par
21% Feb
234 3/e Mar 15
34
1
v.',
119
120
31%
*36
U93/4
50%
50%
52,300
18%
85 Va
No par
Co
Co
ll3/8 Jan
46% Jan
v
*117/b
No par
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'
W>.6,%
3
Jan
33% Dec 29
.
1
Ltd
Aircraft
Chemical
16
50
*
Apr
124
i
.
Jan
117% Sep
1
94% Aug U
Douglas
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a—2n
i$0c
A
..393A:' 40%
£.34%
,im,rl8%
183/4
157/8>J6
34 %
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11
t
157
t
3
39;%,.o,39%
.
19% Jan 23
15
26
25
—
Dixie Cup Co common
5% conv preferred series
62% May 17
>
<
Corp
Dobeckmun Co (The)
Dr Pepper Co
3
41
41
41
*36
77
31
31%
*36
38
13% Jan
30% Mar 14
*31
31%
38
12% Jan
-
31%
31%
^cumulative, preferred
$1.50 preferred "called,
Diamond T Motor Car, Co—
30%
31%
31%
j
18
183/a
30%
v
Stores
18
18%
100
$1.50
9
18%
173/B
2
*76
77
*76
77
18
177/a
10
cumulative preferred
Diamond
17
" Mar
*76
77
173/a
15
Devoe & Raynolds class A
Diamond Alkali Co common
8
*76
77
*76
1
common
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
10,0
11%
*95
12%
113/4
12
11%
12
11%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
343/4
34 %
343/4
34%
343/4
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34%
34%
34%
96
*95
96
96
26%
263/a
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96
26%
22%
22
833/4
833/4
84
50
*70%
*70%
71
71
J/a
263/4
26%
22
22'/a
2 6 J/2
*
26%
22
221/4
833/4
*95
26J/a
22
100
8.50
No par
12,700
12
30
22 y8
831/8
851/2
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85»/a
71
*70'A
72
*701/4
*95
,
400
800
96
26%
26%
22
22 »/4
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70'A
10,500
12,200
500
853/4
70y4
'
100
17%
9%
„•
9%
•-*135%
48% Feb
28% Dec
20
107%
31 %
34,100
10 %
103/4 ; 10%
7%
*56
1041/4
56'/a
15%
i6y8
79
93/8
7%
'
12,900
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17 ya
10%
9%
39
♦
81
103/4
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9%
*37%
.♦
16
"
94%
97
,
•'
.
139
93
27% Jan
14% Jan
6
*135%
No par
31
.Jan
200
61%
61
204,800
"l7'/8
10%
*9%
35%
34%
100
pfd
24
17% Jan:17
31% May 16
1
7%
Inc
92
18
May 11
100% Nov 22
14
9%
9%
23% Jan
;
:
Hi18
16%
81%
*79%
83
0.
60%
59%
112
is
.
10%
-
10%
10%
5
preferred
*111
17%
pf<L—100
noncum
3%%
13% Mar 15
9,100
29%
163/4
Dan River Mills Inc
4
10,200
17 y.
28%
65
16%
94 % Mar 20
97
2
7
Jan
1,200
66%
29%
65
16%
44 % Jan
/
20
.Sep
96% Jan
6
300
293/4
293/4
643/4
17
100
Dana
'
17% Mar 19
Mar 17
29%
30
66
16%
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power 8c Light common—7
27
Feb
95
2,800
34,900
98
29%
Class A
91% Sep ,30
2%
42%
96 %
63%
Amer
of
Cutler-Hammer
13% Nov 30
*
5
Cushman's Sons Inc
21
Mar 22
*
17%
38%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—JZM >i„*37%
7%
Publishing common..—
1
7%
$7 preferred
'
—No par# - *.10>7 % >. 108 %
Prior preferred
56 %
56%
No par
>32%
31%
Curtis-Wright common
1
20
•
64%
Curtis
59% Feb: 23
'*
97
30
'
109-
4
55% Ja*
"
f
2%
41%
17
Cuneo Press Inc.
8 % Feb
40
3
3,200
413/4
2%
2%
30
5,200
.
6
63%
2.50
Cudahy Packing Co common
3
53/4
6
5%
17,900
,
43 y8
413/4
42%
•
178%
*177
178 %
41%
31
30%
31%
30%
♦177
Corp
17% Jan
10% Jan
8,900
*
:
1%
4% %
'
98%
2
(The)
common
——
Steel
2,500
98
78%
,
*97
Cuban-American Sugar
18
78%
77
*97
*97%
j
1
$4.20 preferred
Mar 15
78%
38%
No par
Seal
Cuba RR 6%
82
383/4-
78
1
8c
Zellerbach
Crucible
11% Mar 12
19
,-
67% Feb 23
36% Nov
1,700
38
78
38%
98
US Mar 20
9
52% May 23
6
: 10
59
•97
.100
18% Mar 15
13
9% Feb
15
9% Jan
15,800
'
53
2»9'
98
1
.
Corp
Cork
Common
57% Mar 21
,67% Jan '., 4
37% Aug 1ft:
31
*50
58
57%
1,700
-
29%
53
*50
'
8% Mar 14
29%
29
283/4
53
57%
57
*97
*
1
$2 preferred
61% Mar 23
10
9% May
73% Apr 26"-j
3
41%
29%
38%
v
—25
of Wheat Corp
3
Jan
18% Feb
3
6% Jan
Feb'
41
29%
28%
100
preferred
30% Jan
8
9
13% Jan
59
41
29%
*
12% Nov
-
8,600
41
29%
57%
if.
-
>,
1
Corp
Petroleum Corp
Crown
56% Nov 30
102 " Sep 27
32% Jan
5
.
Electric
preferred
3%%
23
59% Dec
Sep
74
117%
116
40%
51%
5
50
Crane Co common.
7
30
23
33
23
13% Mar 30
L
5% Jan
,
Apr
7
45% Feb
r
1
22% Sep
37% Sep
28% Jan
,
114
112
32,300
7%
6e%
60
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
5
34% Oct
7% Aug
Dubilier
Cosden
23
.2
7/
116
7%
40%
5
series
114
116
*
29%
,
Corning Glass Works common
5
3 % % preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5519. . .The
Number
Volume 183
(1487)
LOW AND HIGH SALR PRICES
STOCKS
Im{( for Froriwi
.Year 1955 ».>
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29
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6
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54
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48
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48 Va
47 Va
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5
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;
38 £
8,400
37%
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5
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37%
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37%
72%
4,000
70%
70%
'< 39% Sep .15
35Va Jan 10
36% Mar 13
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37% ' 37%
69%
71%
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S3 •:• Mar 17
70
72
70
;
2,000
16%.
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2 t"
76% Jan ■' 3 ; ;
General Railway Signal com.No par
71%. ','"71% /
16%
16%
79 - Dec 14 i " 63% Feb
16%
16%
39% Jan
6
16%
16%
2,600
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42'A
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42%
4
42
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42 Va
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54 Va
54%
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4 / *
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55 '.•■■ :
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55
56
55%
3,700"1
27%' *'
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27%
54% Mar 22 V 63% Jan j.3. / General Shoe Corp
56% ' 56%
66 V2 Dec 21
28
1 r'V 27%
40% Jan 26
27%
28
28%
32,000 '
44 V4 /
43%
V
43%
28% Mar 8i"
27 Va Mar 22
41%
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800
32%
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38
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Oeneral Telephone Corp___l__ <_10
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41 Va
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32 %
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32%
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100
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100
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3 :
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3
103
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31
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103
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7,400
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J
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101
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617/a
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62
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100
♦98
64 Va Jan
99
3
General Tire & Rubber com
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61'A
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65% Nov 14
99
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99
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92
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91
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preferred
100
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99
92% Jan 12
<
98
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90
90
01
Nov 16
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92
340
112% 112%
90
Mar 21
3%% preferred
112% 113
100
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92
82 % Jan
4
86% Mar 23
114
83
Jan
7
113
113% 113%
40,900
42
42%
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41%
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6 • •
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conv
preferred
100
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114
106
Jan 23
118% Jun 27
41%
41 %
103% Sep 26
41%
41'A
10,100
'
49%
49%
49%
49 Va
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Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
^_1
39% 41%
36
Jan 23
43% Sep 23
50%
49%
24% Mar 14
50
49%
•'
19,600
26 %
26
26%
50% Mar 21
Gillette (The) Co
J—
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49%
497/0
26%
40 Va Jan
3
45% Sep 19
26%
30% Oct 11
26%
27%
26 Va
400
98
♦97
90
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27% Mar 20
Gimbel Brothers common
5
26% 27 %
23% Feb 14
29% Sep
8
97%
20
Jan 18
97%
96%
96 Va
7,800
40%
40
40%
40
97% Mar 21
$4.50 preferred
No par
*96%
98
96
Jan 20
99
Aug
8 40%
90% Jan 17
40 %
41
40 Va
6,800
5
5
5Va
5
41% Mar 9
Glidden Co (The)
;
10
40%
41
37% Jan 23
44% Mar 2
5 Va
36% Oct 11
5
5 Va
5
*153% 155
5
Jan
3
5% Jan 25
Goebel Brewing Co__
1
5Va
5%
♦153% 155
9
Jan 11
5
Dec 15
*153% 155
♦153% 155
24%
*22%
24%
154
Jan
5
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
100
*153 Va 155
•22%
153
Mar 14
(68
Feb
2
23%
155
Dec 16
*22 Va
23%
*22 Va
12,600
87
89%
86'A
23% Mar 9
Goodall-Sanford Inc
10
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23%
84%
22
Jan
3
22% Oct 25
85%
17% Jan 26
84 Va
85
84%
75
Jan 27
89% Mar 23
Goodrich Co (B F)
10
84 Va
85
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6
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Wood
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34'A
Mar 19
24% Jamt
26% Dec 29
15"Jan
*
92 % Jan
r; 02% MarlS; :70j.r ;July 5'"1
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45% Jan 18
38% Dec 13
/ 31 - Feb
'24% Mac 15
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13
General, Acceptance Corp_^______l
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f
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A
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3
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' Jan
,8
^34
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,
135
9
Jan
04.50 preferred
1
common—1
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5
,v 5%
convertible preferred
50
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
Mar 20
47% Mar 22 :'
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(The)
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Co
Gamble-Skogmo
4
Jan 23
38 W Jan 23
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4
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20
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15
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23
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18
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34
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8
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6
6
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6
93
Mar 21
9
Mar 14
34% Jan
21% Jan
74
Feb
35% Jan
96% Dec
20% Mar 16
30
Feb
27
34
34
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9
18
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a
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16
45
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17
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5
14
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49% Mar
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11
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10
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9
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17
Feb
18
May 31
3
17
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144
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..
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13
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25% Feb
34-/4 Jan
99
3
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Feb
Jan
46
*
14
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39
19
May 26
153
,
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30
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14
2
2
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17
y
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14% Jan 12
96 '-Jan
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5
71 % 72 Va
Gould-National Batteries Inc——4
33 ' 33
Grace (W. R) &-C0.
1
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Graham-Paige Motors—No par'
4
2%
2%.
Granby Consol M S 8c P~
5
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Grand Union Co (The)_z
5
32
32%
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5
. 42%
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—
100
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1
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$2.25* conv preferred_i_^_LNo par
49'A 49 %
Gt Northern Iron Or» Prep__No par
31% 31%
Great Northern Paper Co:—_____25
99
101'/a
Great NortirernRy Co-^—No par
42% 43%
Great Western Sugar com—No par
21% ,21%
7% preferred _—;
100
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Green Bay 8e Western RR:——100- ™ " *7T
747/a
Green (H L) Co Jnc~
1 32% 33V*
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.
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-
.
33 Va
48%
70%
71%
33
Ooodyear Tire
Mar 23 ;
16
13 /
33% Dec
73
33'A Mar 15
'
Feb
21% Dec 23
47 % Dec
14
Jan
7
5
69
1
Dec
100
3
20% Mar 22
143
Sep
23'
Feb
2
39% Sep 12
45% Dec 30
23
Jan
18
34% Dec 30
5
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44% Jan
3
11
35
30
21
3% Mar
1% Nov
12% Jan
22% Jan
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3
50%
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2%
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72
70%
71%
71%
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33
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32%
32%
32%
48%
49%
49 Va
49%
8,000
2%
2%
2%
71,500
*
50% Jan
49'A
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7,500
19%
19%
19'A
19%
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20
19%
19%
31 Va
31%
31%
31
31%
4,300
32
31%
31%
41 Va
42%
42%
42%
42'A
42%
43,700
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43%
43
43
43
43
43
97
96
96
96
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43 Va
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32%
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19
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49
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49
31 Va
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31 Va
104 Va
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2,800
45 Va
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31 Va
104 Va
31%
107
2,300
146
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103
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33 Va
32%
32%
32%
34%,
34%
34%,
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14%
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,
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70
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The Commercial-and Financial,
20
Chronicle,.. Monday, March 26,1950
(1488)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Imirr* for Fterlou
Tear 1955
J2% July 19
5% Dec 22
35%Jsn
to
Jan
6
6
61ft Mar 14
Jan 18
Aug 26
104% July 13
31
i
101
8
Dec
104
32% Feb
3
Jan 23
36*
Jan
4
98
83% Jan
96% Oct 31
23
100
Pat
-
Aircraft Corp_
Grumman
.
;
Mar 23
6
38%
96%
96%
*96%
96
-
-
3b%
96 y#
95%
Sales tor
Thursday
'
-
Friday
Mar. 23
,32%
33 V*
6 Vs
.
6%
39%
6%
33
6%
38%
39 Vs
39 y4
*96 Va
97 u
963/4.
94%
96 %
97 y2
38%
39
V
98-
*96%
96%
96
96 V$
95%
the Week
Mar. 23
32%
6%
6
^
Wednesday
Mar. 21
33%
3314
38%
—i.__No par
—25
>5 preferred....,-,,
Gulf OU Corp
6-,,
-
-
-
Mar. 20
.
34%
33%
1.
Guantanamo Sugar
,1———-1
Gulf Mobile A OWo KB com—No par
.
Mar 14
-96
93% Sep 23
Shares
32%
33%
13,809
,6Vs
6Va
39%
4,809
10,600
200
96-/4
100
44,300
I,
Gulf States. Utilities Co—
101% Jan
Feb
108
9
105% Feb 23
41% Jan
5
58% Feb
10
43% Mar 7
68 % Mar-20
14
22% Mar
$4.44 dividend preferred
-•
42%
42%
41%
par *"
100
100
$4.40 dividend preferred
6
104% Feb
—No
—
106
„
*
106
41%
42%
1
*104 y2
•105%
107
*
106
*105 Va- 107
*105% 107
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104
42
42%
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108
♦104%
1061
♦105-%
107
*105 Va
107
42%
41%
103% 103%
*102% 104
*102% 104 V
$4.20 dividend preferred—i—*100
103% Feb 28
3
Mar 19
106
Common
42% Mar 20
Jan 23
35
3
9
7
Jun 10
38% Nov
Jun
109% Jun
107
35% Jan 13
6% Jan 17
/ 39% Mar 23
9
5% Jan
2
814 Apr
4
44% Feb 23
45% Feb
105
-EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday.
> Mar. 19.
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlffcect
lewest
iSfhest
lovwi
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
107
105 V2
.
>
42
2,600
450
40
H
'
Dec 15
41
46% Aug 10
46% July 12
69% Nov 25
20% Feb
5
19% Jan
6
18% Oct 13
24% Sep
14;
25% Feb
4
19
Jan 24
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan 24
92
11% Jan
6
38% Dec
6<
6
55
Dec
6.
184% July 25
143
Nov
10-
A
.
'
88
-
*
1
Jan
*
86% Mar 14
31% Dec 12
Mar ll
80
8% Mar 25
83% Dec 12
80% Nov
3
39% Jan
3
96% Aug 15
22% Jau
6
36% Jan
3
17% Oct 11
Dec
24% Mar
15% Mar
27
20% Jan
7
17
Jan
91>
.
Sep
3
3
33% Mar 21
89% Feb 27
6
19
53
Feb
9
60
Jan
101
Jan
98
Jan
30
8
23% Jan
4
26% Mar
Feb 13
17% Jan 30
38% Jan
37
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
*33%
124
4 32 VB
r'31%;' 32 %
*88%
*98
100
-10
noncumulative preferred—25
"when
New-com
5
79% Aug
73
Jan
98% Dec 30
94
Mar 13
6
61%. Aug 24
12%. Jan
5
42% Feb 14
11
Mar- 5
3i% Jan
16% Jan
21% Feb 14
25% Mar
7,,
3
12% Jan
6
Holland
3
4
6% Mar 23
20% Jan 16
14% Jan
8% Jan
4
Hollander (A) & Sons.
3
30% Mar 14
32% Jan 16
3
34% Jan
10
40
Feb
16
64
Jan
Jan 11
54
4
20% Nov 16
17
Feb
14
20% Mar 19
6
34% Oct 13
37% Oct 10
28% Jan 31
100% Jun 14
3
Feb
17
13
Jun
17
84% Jan
48
4
3
10
Jan
56
Dec 22
65
27
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
21% Mar 23
Aug
3
5
92
Jan
104% Jan
6
100
Feb
23
102% Mar
105% Feb 23
105
Feb 28
4iy4 Jan
14
149% Dec
20
15
143
22% Jun 23
27% Dec- 8
<
Hooker
Mar 14
Jan
Mar
96
105
1
'3
<
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
Feb
•7% Oct 11
47% Jan
5
49
Aug 22
81% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
82% Mar 28
•1
17
Jan
Mar 23
3
161
"■
18% Jan
<
3
"2% Feb
7% Feb 20
Jan
31% J*n
4
5% Mar 22
32% Eeb
Sep 21
Co
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co:—Li
2
7% Jan
42
9
1
—100
13
««•
12
50
55
Mar 23
52
Nov
9
50
Mar 22
51
Jan
53% Nov 10
51
Jan
52% Jan 17
Illinois Power Co common
No par,
4.08% cumulative preferred
5a
4.26%, cumulative preferred
50",
4.70%-cumulative preferred—50
4.42% cumulative preferred—50
-4.20 %; cumulative preferred——50.
Jun
Mar 11
*
11
53% Mar 14
52% Feb 15
8
55
'
54
Jan
.
f
9
Jan
•
6
Feb
10
4
16y« Mar
34% Mar 15
31% Aug 31
28
3
Jan
19
Illinois Terminal RR
29% Jan 25
Jan
4
10% Nov 28
58% May 23
71
8% Jan 19
9% Jan
.
46
Feb
14
»
Dec
29
59
Feb
13
/
169% Jun
15
163
Jan
13
91% Nov 28
78% Feb
14
<
68
53% Jan 23
81% Jan 26
37% Jan
7
86% Jan 19
19% Jan 18
>49
Jan
6
85% Oct 11-
185% Aug 16
89% Oct 11
88% Nov
84
2
Mar
8
3% Mar 16
•7% Jan
6
127% Dec 29
12% Jun 18
82
Jan
12
101% Sep 26
8% Mar 13
80
73
42
Mar 14
Jan
6
Dec
28
80
Jan
5
35
Jan 28
33% Jan
6
34
Mar 15.
Sep
8
24% July 18
57% Dec
41% Jun
100% Jan
9
36 ye Jan
167Va-Jan
3014'Jan
3
6% Nov 21
4% Jan 31
17
Jan
78
J£n
3
12% Mar 19
117% Sep 23
108
Jan
12
103% Jan
4
20% Nov. 15
15% Feb
Jan
101
NOV 14
U4
Jun
2
48% Mar 8
74% Sep 18
39% Nov 11
31% Sep
9
45
Jun
43% Jun
3
40
18% Jan
3
Jan
62 % Feb
36
38% Feb
3
36% Jan
3
30% Mar 23
131
Ja$ 34
8% liar 14
37% Jan
26
91% Jan
45
6
Sep 26
19
Mar 14
•9% Jun 13
77% Oct 11
*
.
Sep 21
12% 8ep
Mar
31
Feb
5
6
45
Mar 15
-100
.
28
27%
46%
160%
160%
14%
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14%.
26%
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101
82
.
,
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40
7
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102% Feb
100% Mar 20
24'
65
Jun
67% Feb
103% Feb
9
33% Nov 29
38% Dec 30
105% Feb 27
35% Feb
3
46 y4 Mar 23
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1
43% Jan 23
jn
85
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51% Mar 21
Mar 21
50% Jan
3
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31
•
21%
31
21%
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~
60
2,500
500
7
63/4
900
213/4
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300
31%
38%
373/4
37%
38-
623/4
63 Va
63%
63%
42
104
,
41%
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273/a
27 Vs
400
15%
-
27%
15%
6,400
'37%
153/8
38%
27%
27%
11,300
0%
27%
27%
15%
*38
385/4
II,900
104
6%
6%
27%
27%
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15%
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104
63/4
12,400
2,300
42
41%
41%
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-
6%
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37%
1,000
27%
273/4
5,100
t
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101
105
105
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105
/ 105
46%
47%
25%
2
*8
10,900
160 Va
160%
161
7,100
14%
25%
25%
•:
36
36
6%
6
40 y2
41
41
2,100
23,800
2
2,100
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9
70
36
5%
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9
70%
38
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500
77,700
2,300
6%
41
40%
:
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5,500
36
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5%
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40
14%
70
70%
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6%
26
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2
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70
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80
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70
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r
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.
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72
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31
31
1
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30%
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67 »/4
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69%
54
67%
53%
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53%-
30%
30%
54
53%
54
50
50 •»•-
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53%. * 54'/a
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51
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53%
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50
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53%
53 ^4
52
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-
4
16
15%
15%
28%
21%
29
28%
.28%
28% <28% J/
28%
10
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53%
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52%
15%
4,200
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53 y4
15%-
22,700
55
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c
53%
2,000
31%
68%
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51
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8%
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47%
48
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900
48%
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j
65%
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47%
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164
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65
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118
1
1
.
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New
Johnson
8c
Johnson
Manufacturing Co
—
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117%
118% 1
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43%'
42%
-
37%
85
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.
.
87
,
6,600
371/4
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172
■
26,800
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3i3/4
200
29 y4
:
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28%
60
16,000
470
37
37%.
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-
343/b,!
465
.
32
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34
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5 3/8
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29%
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.
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300
87
5
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12%
12 y4
106
106%
129
200
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15,000
128%
130
106
106
%
18,000
131%
1
12%
12%
128 VA
v
131
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8,900
5%
92
91%
91
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12,400
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200
22
21
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27
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-
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130
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10%
43%
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65%
65%
36%
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2,300
.
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•41%
53%
103
.
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443,4
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400
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
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21
21
21%
21 y«
20
2.300
33%
26%
27
•
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33
v
47%
128
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33
45
32
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45
-
33%
%
-
-
3,000
1,700
4,000
27 Va
27%
27 y4
27 '/4
2,600
44%
46%
43
44 %
12,600
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129%
50
127
127
9%
.
9%
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34 y2
35
35%
36%
37 y4
50,500
1,300
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42%"
42%
45
44%
45%
20,900
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53 y4
51%
48%'
50 %
82 y2
83%
83
83%
|
10
49%
50 Ya
49%
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1
43%
52 3/4
103
100
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96
48
105 : *
94 y2
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102
96
42%
45
443/8
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38
34%
91
105
45
57,800
44%
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34%
44
46
95%
105%
3,800
37%
31
34
35 % '
53 y4
102
33%
42%
94
-
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.
32%
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10
34%
42%
42%
43
44
13%
.
129 y2
♦127
34%
105
580
900
119
117%
120,
43%
,
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;
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41%
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43 5A
3,100
433/4
21%
9%
95%
653/4
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21%
129%
17%
95%
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,
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33
13%
46%
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44%
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43%.
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16%
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119
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66
65%
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43 y4
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.
34%
-
17
5
1
29%
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96
No par
100
•
130-... 133
106 y4
12%
—
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6% preferred series A
Joy
100
—
—
common
-
♦
:
466
,
51%
102
*
66%
66
34
5
1
i
17% ••'
44%
"
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12%
.
17%
'95%
■
119%
'
.
90%
131
12%
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51%
*101%
:
,
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No par
Jacobs (F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
;
;
-131% 1343/4 ;
17%
95%
"
5%
123/B
107%
17
29
*81
91%
,
-32
.
24 y8
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51%
34%
-
,
130%
12%
-
.
6
5%
91
v
130%
134 y4v-
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-3-100
1
32
7,300
101%
462
.
29%
84
:
466
„
6,400
69
164
51%
24
37 %
37%
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.'
,
84;
6%
12%
preferred
32
29%
91%,
91
127%
-
,464
89% -'
67%
101%
341/2
37%
37%
t
171% 173
131% 131%
15
—
33 V*
250
89
24 Va
*24
;
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102 y2
460
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51%'
51%
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85
5y4
X
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
Preferred
100
•24
"
.28%;
29%
*83
-100
"
66%
68%
24%
164
90
67%
>89
;
345/.
448
,
91%
6,600
168
♦164
168
90
67 y2
51%
102
33%
•
.
24%
50%
33%
,
*
693/4
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r
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-
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50%
103
168
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•
683/4
24%
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,i50%
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66%
895/4
88% ,895/4,
69
.69%
172
$6
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Mar 22
5,300
13%
190
"/
■-
63%
14%
40%
"
<
■37.y4
—
Interstate Power Co
5
10
Jan
24%
13%
315/4
26%
6
*52%
11
24%
■
7
7
21%
6%.
.2
-
70%
-36%
*91% ,93 y4
May lo
113/4
24 3/4
i6oy#
*8%.
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
Feb
2
■
-72%-'
Jersey Cent Pwr & it 4% pfd—-100
87
11%
45%
113/4
*74 ya
1133/4
160%
25%
?
94% Mar 14
104
95
45
133/4
47%
14%
'
9
*8%
72
No par.
—
.
10% Mar 19
55
95
45
7
41%
105
160
•
26yB
:
-
47"
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
9l% Jan
9'
46% Jan 19
94%
•
47%
45 y2 Mar 23 "
14
74%
45
24%
155/a
•104
37% Feb 17
Jun
13,200
1,000
14,900
94%
1
27%
105.'
34% Jan
97% Aug 15
«
74%
:
14
-
95%
101
*104
-6% Feb 13
31% Jan 24'
59
443/g
20 y4
74 y2
45%
;
24a/i
38
*100
l
—5
-100
iowa-HUnois Gas & Elec Co..No par
Iowa Power & Ugh* Co:
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c
4
32
*433/4,
20
*11%
*
95%
-
101
34%Jan 13
31
313/4
44%
1,800
96
•75
.
*103
27%
.
'96%
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*100
89
Jan
1,400
54
20
63
27
15%
38
—20
34% Jan
27% Jan
Feb
193/4
37%
6%
27
15%
38%
1.
Inc
International Shoe
3
27
27%
15%
*42%
54% Sep 23
107 % Nov 22
Wnr
27%
$1.40 .cum conv preferred——25
Interstate Dept Stores
l
130
100
53
32
'
11%
42%
-
2r/a
■47%Mar 19
;Jan 24
31%
123
523/4
*53%
24%
104
6%
,38%
*36%
Mar 10
32% Mar 14
415/4
*103
16
26% Jan 23,
125
*1223/4
54
',44%
45
<
*15%
Intertype Corp new..
13.'
*533/4
47
;
20%
*74y#
-53%
22% Mar 15
10,
463/4
123%
53 V*
53%
54
21%
64
7
7% preferred
:
25
International Telep&Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp com—5
14% Jan
*122%
44%
•95
365/4,
42
104
6%
No par
'
preferred
International Salt—-,
Mar 23
-
47
53
•31
625/4
445
5%
Mar 23
9
I,600
15,800
315/s
-
33% Jan
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
35% Deo 30
130
■'
*.
39% Mar 16
Feb
19%
141%
7
*52%
International Packers Limited
9
45
410
193/4
■\
13%
36%
62%
41%
International Paper common
.7.50
$4 preferred —L
—a—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
16
45
13
37
.
*103
International" Silver common—-25
7/
19
10
38
139%
'
38 y4 Jan
34%. Mar
47% Mar 16
98
35%
62%
■70% Mar 13
«.
4
34% Jan
21
30% Jan
5
*37%
1,300
-■
"
—
44% Feb 20
<
10»
Mar 13
•
9
96% Mar 22
121%-Mar 13
15/
9
Jan
*37%
'
193/i
'
*53
International Mining Corp.
t
Mat 23
38% Jan 30*
-
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
-Feb
29% Jan
2
34% Mar 15
94
42 %
■
18
'
-
253/s
38
139%
11%
21%
31%
31
No par
No par
4%
t
io6y« Mar 13
-
?
25%
98
25%
*11%
*51%
preferred——
.
-134% Mar 20
7-
89% Feb 24
98
25%
*88
,
255/8
19%
■
No pax
IntTHarvester4commonf
;
14% Mar 13
31
32% Jan
6
31
<% preierred,
j.——100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com5
;
6% Mar 16
92
131% Mar
>,
98
99
38
4,700
;;5o
1,500
463/4
7y#
21%
.
21% /;21%
No par
Interlake, Iron. Corp
Int'l Business Machines
s
3
.
6
108
4%%
6
Jan
55 %
138%
•
52%
Interchemlcal Corp common
i
9
23
126 Vs Jan
10
*7-
7%
'
100 pesos
————
Insuranshares Ctfs
<
174.
88;
-88 Va'
55%
,
435/4
t
53'/4
Inspiration Cons Copper—
6
<32% Jan
33%
88%
55%
*54
Mexico
Ingersok-Rand common.
8% preferred,!—,
7
Feb 28
32% Mar 12
De
—
Mar 23
38% Feb
t
r
Feb 23
84
87% Aug 26
Jun
3
5
30 /.
28% Feb 14
92% May 26
141
470;
33%
90
33%
*88%
555/4
■<. *53%
46
.5
inland Steel Co
34% Mar 21
'Jan 26
175% May 31
87% Jan
4
41% Jan
i
33%
33 5/a
-
3,100
2,600
5,100
-
6
24y« Mar 13
61% Jan
103
Feb
>
11
27% Jan 30
373
Feb
21
19%
13%
-
*52%
Industrial Rayon———
1
91% Mar 21
'
47% Jan 23
\Mar 29,
33% Sep
6
450 ' Apr 18
165
Electrica
8 A
r.
69% Mar 20
21% Jan 23
12
103
9
50% Mar 13
3
69% Jan
t.
46% Mar 14
35% Jan
6
13%
.
*51 VA
Co
Indianapolis Power & Light
Industria
203A
19%
25
13%
*7
-lo
'
2
21
I
Sep
55
25 VB
11%
24%
40
57
53" Feb
11%
13%
Illinois Central RR Co.——No par
23
20%
31%;v-32%
96
45%
5
Idaho Power Co
-
21%
.52%"
74%
45%.'
35% i 36
6%
6%
69% Mar 22
Jan
74%
*95
95%
1
58% Jan 23
5
333/4
10%
47%
122% 122%
20%
24%
Hudson Bay Mln & 8m Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods Inc.—,—
6.66%
Hupp Corp
;
;
Hussman .Refrigerator Co—
16%
140%
.
11%
—Ll
-
—
31% Mar
15% Jan
-
3,500
/* 100".
32%,
16%
46%
'
45
20
.75%:
■
(Del)—25
27% Feb 10 1
15% Oct 26
163
2,300
7%
36
19%
,
32%
44%
-
45
noncumulativo preferred—100
5%'
•
Mar. 13
13% Apr 12
6
7
*35
139%
»
140%
95
common—5
83% July 18
68% Sep 19
55
20
-
3 L%
20%
.5
,
tHudson & Manhattan com
72% Mar 19
37% Jan 30
10
53
6
38
37%
7
36
34%,
25%
■
•
535/4
*53% ,54%.
.32%
75%
preferred
——
100
pr;ferred •
.100
4.40% preferred
——100
Houston' Lighting & Power—No par
2
9% Feb
1% Jan 12
64
9% Feb 17
39
20
54%
20 VB
5
Houston Oil Co of Texas
26% Mar 19
1
8% Dec
38 Vs
7
*
34%
*37%
*122% 123%
'
51% Feb
80% Jan 20
250
9,500
1,100
37%
33,
16 y4
*98
,
37Va
37'/2
139%
144 %
Household Finance common—No par
Marl6
IS
48% Jan
9,100
1,800
;
37%
32%
*35
,
'
148
37%
323/4
37%
>■
;
.
'
4%
28
48
Electrochem
'
Jun 21
37
*144
,
37
34%
54%
:•53%
44%
3%%
6
3
14% Feb 29
12% Apr 27
71% Sep 13
33
Nov 30
-
99%
.
53
.'
32
-——No par
Corp of America——1—1
5 Vo conv preferreq
25
Houdallle-Industries
Inc com
3
$2.25 convertible preferred——50
102% Jan 10
21% Jan 23
3% Feb 10
7% July 18
83% Jan
6
20
52%
*53%
$4.25 preferred
8
28% Jan
Furnace Co—
'
1% Dec 15
3
146
410
323/4
*88% '90
.
-
25.% "25%.,
/
122% 122%
f Hotel
2
16% Mar
39
Mar
20
Feb
Feb
29% Mar
37% Jan
6
26% Feb 23
May
32% Jan 11
146.
"600
■
•
Holly Sugar Corp common
—10
5%
convertible preferred—
30
Homestake Mining—
—12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp ————lo
Mar 20
43
12% Feb 10
34
17% Dec 29
15% Mar 14
53%
"16%
32%
56>
,
139% 140%
—
8% Jan 31
98
47,
30
103% Mar 16
81% Jan 28
100
Mar 10
38% Oct 14
98
Feb
7
3
Feb 29
26% Oct 28
8
3
12% Jan
4
,
3
Jan
6% Jan 20
21% Jan 23
103
Apr 28
8% Dec 27
Dec
77% Feb
99
47% Jan
35% Jai; 30
44% Jun 27
106
26
13% Mar 14
53%
7%
21
-
issued"—No par
3
Feb 24
46% Mar 14
25% Jan
32% Mar
37%
20
;
/
90
•98
25%
37%
>-No par
*88%
x55
;
99%
•
25%
(G W) common—
Hercules Powder common—No par
32% Mar 19
8% Mar
■
90
.55%
54%
preferred..
3.65%
Hercules Motors
53% Mar 20
16
14
9
-53%
-16,%
32%
7%
'
49% Jan
37% Feb
7
42%
1
33%
V16%L
15
—
Jan
12214 Jan 30
19
27% Jan 23
19% Feb
90
413/4
1,300
21%
80
41%
53%
38 y4
•7»/a
21 y4
•9% Jan
May~ 19
Deo
53
29% Feb
21%
90 %
38
32%
37
■
9
5% May 12
•
3,100
41
54%
146%
*35 /* 36
335/4
20%
47% Mar 21
29
2
22>/4
•500
$7%
21'/a
.90
90%
41
37 y4,
33%
34
21%
Heltne
141% Mat 23
54% Mar 18
Oct 28
*21%
',22 %
-.
/ 32%
35% .35%
• 16%
,
21% Mar 15
10
127% Jan
Nov 30
148
43% Dec
12
'
,«
lb%
3
34% NOV
10% Nov 28
36f
"
preferred
—.'-—-100
Heinz (H J) Co common———25
5
15% May12
.
.*35%
20%
3%%
5
Oct 11
80% Nov
21%
*145/
Hecht Co common—
,
9
31% Mar 18
34% Jan
6<%
21%
53%
36%
36% <37%
35%;
33% V 33% / .<>32% -.'325/4
;
33
38%
38 / '• :
37%
7
7*/4
■••-7%
7%
1
23
7
Mar 14
71
673/4
21%
SU'A
»—5
Hayes industries Inc———
Hazel-Atlas Glass
25 % Dec
51
25
433/4
♦42%
67%
40a/4
146
146
.
(
•
.54%
54%
-
-
*
Co
17% Jan
104% Feb
126
•1% Jan 13
-
*146
5% preferred
—
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4y«% preferred series A—
-50
Hertz Co (The)
—1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
—5
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3'/a% preferred series A
—100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
Hilton Hotels Corp——
.5
Hires Co (Charles £).
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp—
50c
40
433/4
68%
22
22
90
40% >41
•
'54%
148/"
54%
22
,
^
16 y4
21% Jan
Jan
88
2a
60% Sep 23
lT
128% Aug
,
.40%
.
22
*89
>
90%
39.
5
Ex partial liquidating dist
j
8
29% Feb
36% Sep 23
Mar 12
37
46% Mar 21
96
*89
-50
preferred
4%%
*
■
,
Havag Industries Inc—
20
26% Mar. 14
84% Jan 24
5
21s/e "21%
J21%
*423/4
,43
67.%
21%
.68%
68%
;
'•21%
—w—100
preferred—
43-
43
,
.
v-
21%
•
Hat Corp. of America comipon——1
7% Mar 15
36
Maris
18% Jan 23
27% Nov 21
6
Jan
6%
43
.
:
68
21%
.
Harrlxburg Steel, Corp——2.50
Harris-Seybold Co———1
Hart Schaffner & Marx——.——10
3
38% Mar 20
17
34
j
34% Jan
1
Jan
6
Jan 20
39
38
9
31% Jan 20
13
Feb 15
Mar 21
146
3
30% Feb
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
: Feb
-43%
*
67%
4% convertible preferred——100
Hammerxnlll Paper Co
2.50
54% Mar 20
31% Feb
39% July 133«% July 5
8% Jan 14
15% Jan
,
141% Jan
40% Nov 17
16% Oct 18
»
42% Mar 23
35% Jan 19
48,
Jan 23
*43
.25
„
Cementing.
Hall (W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co com—..-No par
Halliburton Oil Well
22% Mar 21.
79% Oct
Hackensack Water
102
9%
10 v*
-
.
93
92
92%
52
52
523/4
52%
X101
101
*100
20
99%
983/4
9"%
13,600
50%
49%
49%
12,400
83%
85
49 »/2
50%
49%
49%
104%
101%
104 %
44%
45%
44
100
1,000
98%
51 y4
43%
102
-
49%
50
104%
10%
82%
81%
83 V'a
49%
105
''
81%
3,100
50 y4
44,400
105
650
'
45%
36%
17,600
„
.t
Voluiae
Number? 5519.
183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Bur« for PreTlons
"'
,
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lovoot
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1J
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
RECORD
*•»
t
«
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
'
Mar. 19
Wednesday
Mar. 20
1
Sales for
■
Thursday
Mar. 21
Friday
Mar. 22 '
i
the Week
,
Mar. 23
Shares
r'A
35
43% Dec 14
28% May 25
Feb
10
46% Mar 23
49% Mar 21
39
Nov
45% Mar
30
94
Sep 30
100% Mar 23
105
105
107% Sep
Nov
9
102% Mar 15
Feb
41% Feb
24
23
94"
Jan
17
96
Feb
24
103
105 % Feb
21
106% Mar.14
6
100:
7
104
105% Nov 28
Jan
/
Mar
105.
10
l
Mar 13
Mar
4.50%
84% Apr
21
71% Feb
9
83
MarlO
48% Jan
4
44 % Jan
6
46 % Jan
20
25
Oct
31
.29% Jun
8
24
Feb
15
Feb
27
3
21% Jan
10
.24% July 15
18.' Jan
27
21 % Jan
24% Mar
3
17% Mar 24
27% Mar 14
98% Jan
44
Oct
.
38% NoV
-'
9
32
Feb
•
Kansas
Mar 23
4%
Kayser
(Julius)
36% Mar
14
9
Kelsey
Hayes
•
147% Mar 14
52% Mar 12
39% Feo
10
44% Jan
36% Jan
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
29% Feb
38% Dec
23
40% Mar 19u:
34 % Jan
84-
69
56
Jan
25
63% Mir 16
Feb
16
102% Mar'19
52% Jan
7
;
31
59% Mar 15
Dec
23
100 % Jun
23
94
Jan
3
38% Jan
60
92% Mar 18
32
28% Jun
30
47% Dec
20
55% Feb
22% Dec
28
24% Dec
39% May 31
22
Jan
10
4
43% Jan
4
Sep' 7
50
12% Mar 13
28% Feb
43% Jan
8
.16
15% Jan
30
' Jan
X
14
Dec
16
22
Mar 14
18% Dec
Feb
4 %
6
16% Mar 13
25
20 % Feb 10
34% Sep
6
20
31% Feb
94% Jan
13% Jan
10
23
83
53% Jan
6
82
Dec
30
6
19
.Jan
3
22
15% Jan
19
19
3% Jan
3
6% Sep;-1
47% Jan' 4
5% Jan
3
8
1
40 % Mar 14
64% Jan
Jan
9
13%
Jan
4
16% J&n
Mar
1
19
21% Jan
57
31
Feb
'
89% Dec'- 6
23
l
19 % Feb
4
$3
-
Sep
15% Feb 10
Lehman
Lehn
17% Jan
3
28 Va Feb
7
2
72% Feb
2
*3
163% Feb
2
Jan
16
Dec
25
15
•
Oct
12
3
1
13% Jan
27
64% Jan
23
28
10
a
Dec
21
5
July
23
6
Mar
35
4
103
July 15
Mar 20
7
3
6
25% Jan
147
May 25
58
July 27
'49% Jan
-
'
22% Mar 14 *
31% Dec
6
28
27% Feb
1C4 Vs Feb
27
28
21% Jan
23
31% Mar 20
63% Jan ' 3
;43Va Jan
20
49 V* Jan
3
138
11
141% Jan
31
74
40%
39%
40
;
63
102
63%
102%
56
573/4
57 y4
55%
97
96%
96%
400
1,800
*63
63%
*101
102%
80
57
57%
13,000
97%
97%
220
57
97 Ya
7,800
14,200
97%
400
29%
49 Vs
27
50%
50%
50
50%
50
50%
50
50%
50%
50%
4,700
15%
15%
271,600
26^
A
8,700
26%
6,100
15%
15%
27
27
*4Vs
Co
l57/?
15%
15%
A
T'if
263/4
:i:2
26%
26%
26 V4
32
26%
4%
4
17 Va'
17%
22
*34
34%
*34
97
*95%
97
J
34
20%
203/4
..7 %
7%'
,
.
3,500
♦34 Vs
34%
34%
97
*96%
98%
10
157/s
16
16 Vs
16%
17,100
757/s
75%
75%
2,700
20%
21%
21
77%
213/s
2%
17
7%
7%
•'
67/s
17
Y
183/4
18%
*18%
No par
20%
20%
20-%
21
91%!
90%
20%
923/4
20%
88%
89%
91%
:
30,500
16%.27 y4
i
27 Vs
27 Vs
68 Vs
69%"/
i
68%
69
52
543/3
52%
63
61%
16%
43
:
16%
163/4
16%
16%
42%
•
91%
43%
42%
42% /
91%
91%
91%
.
*
*90
47%
483/o
46%
48 V4
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
76%
75%
29%
78
72
293/4
29%
♦116%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*103%
105 Va
♦103%
105'/a
♦1033A
100
*99%
101 Va
*99%
101
104
103
103
1.
,
*103
100
♦102
140%
140%
(Ky)_Nopar
61%
62%
62
62
60%
97%
98
96%
97%
95%
16%
43%
♦93%
5,600.
500
48%
47%
48%
21,700
23 Vs
23 Vs
23 Vs
37,500
75%
6,200
74%
75
:
29%
30
119
77%
21%
21%
105%
*103%
101
97
♦116 Va
29%
118
80%
*99%
99 Vs
:
8,400
79%
38,300
22
18,200
105%
99%
~io
*102
103%
*102
103 Va
400
20
20 Vs
20
20 Vb
10,600
*139%' 140%
140
96
20%.
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140%
16
43%
92
♦103%
61%
50
140%
3,900
16%
43
3/'b
21%
•
103%
20
20 Vs
5,100
29%
:
>
1—100
20
10,100
66
78
21%
101
53 Vs
65
•116%
105'/a1-
*99Vs
,
53 »/s
65
74%
*
29%.:
81%
100
190
53%
23%
117%
77
84
79
161%
47%
:
75 V4?
74%
75%
117%
29%
*116
117%
161'/a
42
)
23%:
29 %
6,600
161%
16 Vs
48%
75%
1,300
68%
92
48%
*116
27%
68%
53
63% ;
16%
*27
i
63%
53%
61%
16 Vs
16%
161%
63
*90
.
16
,
.
20%
& Sons
16'A
15%
42%
100?
t
9,300
27Vs
20 Vs
Nashville;
11,200
90%
69%
51%
600
21%
16
61%
1,100
20%
27%
51%
-
10,700
,
90'A
15%
J
48%
^
*18%
.
69%
162
2,100
477/s
..
6%
20%
27%
162
6,700
b%
IV
91
69%
162%
7,600
2%
17
20%
16
♦161
500
89%
.
'
-
1*0
:
18%
28
160% 160%
No par
Co
*18%
18% /
69
1
s.
481/4
15%
5 '
common:.——
b 74
27%
10
preferred
V.: 6%
47%
18%
2%
16%
47 Vs
7
18%
2%
17 Ya
2%
17%
fl
Corp
34%
97
47%
preferred
preferred
2,000
47%
...
Co
17%
22 Vs
20%
"
2%
2%
17%
17%
21%
47%
Corp—
Co
23/s
*17
17%
22
47%
—100
500
17%
47%
>
4%
21%
1
10 1
*4
77
20%
2%
V
4
"4
16
17%
—
"
97
*95%
21%
7
3
32
26%
34%
21%
2%
;
15%
17 3A
22%
17%
173/o
223/o
34%
"
41/4
17%
common
15%
'
6,900
2,700
10,900
*
17%
22%
•95%
common_3
*4
4%
22%
5
:
15%
Va*"
"*
20%
(M)
63%
102
102
'
No par
1
series E
4%%
Va Mar 23
.40
63%
77
Common
8
3
20
40
773/4
Louisville
Jan
40
77%
Louisville Gas & El
Jan
50%
78 Va
62% Mar 19
42
50 Vs
77%
99% Mar 15
•24% Feb
50%
16
10
101
99% Sep 23
102% July " 6
39% May 16 5 51% Jan
3
50 Vs
29 Vs
Products—.
Lorillard '(P)
&
50%
26 Vs
25
_•
Lowenstein
50
16%
83% Jan 27
90% Dec 30
43
49 Vs
series B preferred-—
series D preferred
7%
7,100
26
*42%
,
27%
4.25%
5
48%
25%
42%
257/a
29%
10
143% Jan
47%
42
.25%
49%
10
1
139% Mar
.48
42
26%
conv
4.35%
48
257/b
42
29%
preferred100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A„_No par
Long Island Lighting Co com—'.10
23
48%
25%
49%
Corp__
2lVs Feb
48%
'
29%
common
10
20% Jan
3
21,200
27
Cement
Mar 14
104
'
11
50 Vb
49%
Gas
5%
49%
29V4
Star
9
50%
25%
Star
13
49 Va
49%
Lone
15
50%
49%
Lone
Jan
4,900
23,700
29%
5
102% Jan
106
27
99% Mar 23
36%
142%
25
7
Mar 20
2,300
35%
140 Va
16
Aircraft
4%%
19%
36%
143%
16%
Lockheed
?4
22% Feb
2
Feb
Jen
84
16
Jan
Mar
80
31% Feo
119
9
21% M^r
i
105 '
27
103 % Jan 3 6
105 •
Jan
114% Mar
5
18%
35%
141%
49%
-
Co
Inc
18%
5,900
144%
16 'A
convertible
■
18%
*
22 Vs
24%
wl
Sons
3%%
Loew's
18%
36%
100
22 Vs
j
"
9,000
51%
29%
Lionel Corp
(The)_
2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—_No par
24% Mar 12
107% Apr
Mar 11
77Va Jan
27
22%
25%
49%
4
A
(The)
Fink
Belt
22%
1,700
46
25%
49 Va
63%
29%
issued"
preferred
Tulip Cup
Link
29
100 Va Jan
53% Jan
38% Sep
8
45% Jan
16% Feb
43% Feb
14
14
32% July
11
139% Dec
"9
24
Feb
15
'89 :
146% Feb
123
Sep 26
20% Oct
Feb
*35% Jan
7
73
!
5
102 '
14
19
Lily
Mir 23
24% Aug
28% Mar 14
20
66
64% Feb'
7
100
54% Mar 20
23
39% Sep
•
26% Mar 14
103% Mar
20
47% Jan
103% Sep" 19
17% Mar 14
Oct
49 % Jan
6
21 Va Jan
-
40% May 17
Jan
17
l: 55% Apr'
30
25% Jan
79-
Jun
66
31
22V4
36
.
42
96%
__
7%
25%
22%
102
97%
Life Savers Corp
1
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—_25
-
25%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd—.
No par
Corp
&
25%
40%
*96%
1st
noncum
*45
25%
l
series
&
*103V8l 104%
83
82%
;
24%
Co
"whfen
pfd
82
46
24 Va
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co—?
Llbby McNeill & Libby—;
3
156
164% Nov 16
26
56
Gas
82
*45
u
49%
62% Mar 20-'
63% Mar
104%
81%
46
29%
Lerner Stores Corp——
25VaJan
Apr 22
*103%
"
B
21 % Mar 23-
9
104%
81%
•45%
lo
(The)
noncum
50c
-
24'
107
106 %
No par
;
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
48% Mar 23
Feb "9
'74% Feb
29% Sep 28
72% S p 22
•
22
46% Oct,
114
Co
(James)
"
Apr
Co—._
H) & Co
Mfg Co
4.32%
1
Feb
,
•
47
IS S)
(S
'
100
,
!
3
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
102
.
3
2% Jan
23
43'/a Jan
23
18
3
247/» D2C
% Jan 23
22
30
*62
57%
57
3.85%
preferred _"
__100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation CO—10
Lehigh Portland Cement——.
25
26
2
63%
102 Va
Lees
17% D
1
*61%
102%
34% Mar 23
25% Apr
2% Sep
c
40
97
3
102
*
503/4
40%
16
3
49%
49
Lee; Rubber & Tire—
1% Jan
*100%
107
18
^
46%
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd„75 Pesos Me*
Lane Bryant common—.
1
Jan" 3
102
*106%
146
39%
Rights
31
10
*100 Va
107
41%
142%
144%
49%
,
Mar 22
95%
-
36%
*
49%
Laclede
3
1,900
95%
19"
36%
147
—l
.
(111)
22% Mar 12
11% Jan
*18%
36%
'
49
11
72% Jan
18 Va Jan
18'% Jan!
36%
146
49%
Kroger
6^:
•
16% Jan
98
Mar 14
16
Sep
19% Jan
Jan*
41%
97
26%
A Mar 16
7
41 %
*95%
49%
Kresge
Mar 16
49%
41%
97
22%
46%
_
4%; preferred
15% Feb 29'
Feb
25
86% Aug 11
11
,
22%
18%
25%
9!'
% May 3
15% Nov 28
?
20% May 10
28% Jan
4
5% Jan 25
22 %
13
48%
Kroehler
27
22 Vs
*41'/a
52
^
25%
41%
Kress
Mar 2i
25%
257/s
9
Mar
25%-
__2.50
Inc
81%
4g
253/4
41%
29.% Mar
26% Mar 22
4
Co
81%
*45%
25
50% Feb. 29-
3
104%
.i
1,100
41 %
71,500
102
*95%,
1
1
'23% Mar 19
4
.
Feb.'
98
9
Jan
16
101
July 26
r.
105% Nov
Jan
'
33% Jan
*104
82
46%
50
97
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Corp
«,
1
Kinney (G R) Co common
l
$5 prior preferred
_No par
Koppers Co Inc common
10
51 Vs Mac 20
27
Land
—_
16
104%,
Nb par
Prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Sep
*104
46%
44%
50 Va
♦103%
107
81%
44%
*49%
*100%
*106%
46%
43%
50%
*106%
107
'
44%
41
102
♦105%
1
•
Kerr-McGee Oil Ind
56
41%
*95%
*100%
8.75
—
26% Mar 20
7
29% Jan
40%
41
43%
*49%
45%
50%
97
5
Wheel?
County
50
102
No par
Co
49% Mar 20
44 % Mar- 8
Mar
&
Kennecott Copper
Kern
40%
44%
*96%
,_50
5
23
50%
100
—;
preferred
3
23
45'A
•100%
City Southern com__No par
non-cum
20% Jan
"
44%
*49%
-
100
22% Mar
Jan
24
Chem
Kansas Gas 85 Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
26
45% Jan
113
129% Aug 26
,59% Apr 15
0
27
&
preferred
preferred
4.20%
1
24
43
70% Jan
Alum
Corp
33%
4%% preferred
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
3.80% preferred
100
4%
cum
preferred
100
20
38% Jan
4
99% May 16
May
52
Kaiser
140%>
1
60
60
95%
'
97%
140
130
59%
59%
1,300
98%
t
.
99%
4,800
Inc—
25 Vs
25%
1
25 Vs
—100
*104/8
105
10
64%
70
:
preferred series A
Lukens Steel Co
25
26
66 %
25%
*104/.
*104/8 105
25 Vs
v
105
68
68
♦104 A
69%
68%
25 Vs
25%
6,800
71%
,25%
74%
14,900
105
71%
M
12% Mar 14
:4»V4«mii
133
-
26% Dec
19
i
Mar 28
19% Jan
26 %
140
32% July 27
35% July 15
Mar 14
23
Jan
122
4
16
May 16
28
16
--Jan
4
9 % Jan
6%
Feb
19
100 % Jan
23
Jun
3*
578,"
21
4
1J9
674 Mar
*„
f
21
35% Jan
18"
9
.
Feb
41*
f:
6
-
.5% Mar 21
17
20 V*. Feb
10% Feb
Pernio
Mar,
7;
54% Aug 23
59
34%.Nov
37% Dec
92
-
23 %
Jan
9
6
22% Nov 29
July 14
-
99
M-f it)
Magma
Mar 13
610-.- Jan
6
6% 5an 24
9
.7-
Jan
41
Jan
Mahoning
Manati
6
10% Jan
13
.
43 V4 Mar 23
1
* 18% Mar 19
__:
53
22
Feb
4
40% Dec
33% Jan
26% Feb
55% Feb
(Tlie)_
»
Marine
35% Feb
Midland
3
Marshall
4%%
16
24% Jan
40% Feb
14
97
24
Master
May
May 16
99
Jan
12
94% Feb
1
96V2 Jan
4
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
86
Feb
8
87% Mar
2
35% July 12
56 Va Mar 31
20% May 16
Mar 14
34
JJfn
6
46
Nov'
16% Feb
81:
Dec
91
45
Aug
1
57% Jan
17
29
July
58
Apr
78% Dec
91
56% Jan
13
25
3
Jan
6
21
15
Jan
16 *
-Jan
31
83% Jan
47
13
32% Jan
46
80
8
12
10
13
14% Feb
;
Jan
27% Feb
Feb
9
71% Jan 23
o
$3
,
18
2
106 % Apr
9
*
95 Vs
35%
94'/a
36'A
55,400
46%
47%
47
48%
48%
50%
26,300
20%
21 Vs
20%
21
21
21
20%
21 Vs
3,300
46%
47
46
46%
45%
46%
18,800
Electric
Co
Stores
30% Apr
12
24% Feb
July 21
22
96
106% Jan
.43% Jan
7
56% Jun
91
112% Apr
22 Ya Oct
11
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
6
13
26% Feb
107% July
102
93% Dec
14
101
103% Oct
4
Sep
35% Mar
60
146% Sep
see
Feb
2
97% Mar 16
96
54 % Nov
For footnotes
105
106
6
3
7
9
25
5
13
18
18
9
98 y2 Mar 23
26
29% Oct
Fe.)
Jan
Jan
6
Mir
2
52% Mar 23
23% Jan
3
52% Mar 12
102
Jan
6
107
-Jan
23
99% Feb
21
98% Jan
31
106
Mar
2
9
47% Jan
7
30 Vs Jan" 20
33
Jan
40 Vs Feb
14
47
Mar 12
135% Jan
17
21
23
page
26.
20
58% Mar 16
142
Jan
6
3
(The)
convertible
Merck
$4
*55 Vs
55%
♦55 Vs
55%
21%
*21
21%
&
Stores
Co
90
92
Inc
55
55
55'A
90
90
90%
92%
•
91
.48%
48%
47%
48%
'
22®s
22%
19 %
19'A
19%'.
81%
81%
(1st series)___100
*101%
91
*95
87%"*
♦87
;
*95
85%
*95
"
87%
87%
10
31%
31%
1,300
55%
55 Vs
56
20%
21
21
38
*112
31%
118
24%
29%
16%o
*108
109%
49%
20 3
12.50
29%
-94
*90
No par
Co—No par
-
25 Vs
4
50
21 Vs
5
51%
51%
100%
100%
South
Steel
Utilities
Prod
1st preferred
Inc
common
1,500
30%
46 Va
20
14%
14 Vs
14 Va
7.400
81%
81
81
55 Ve
300
4,300
57%
55
55%
56
89
89
90
500
91%
91%
91%
92
3,500
47%
48
47
43%
4,800
47%
Y
47%
'
*89
22%
900
19 Vs
19 Vs
19 Vs
19
19 Vs
2,300
82%
22%'
*82 Vs
82%
81%
81 Vs
3,700
22%
22%
♦18%
102
103
*101%
22%
*22%
102
101
93
*90
80
101 %
'
97
*91
*37
38
32 '
.
*103 %
105
118
*112
25 Vs
29%
♦90
25%
29%
94
25%
25%
25%
29%
28%
29%
*90
94
•90
37%
110
117
♦110
97
37%
:
32%
96%
97
38 Vs
300
93
110
96%
97%
96%
108
♦106
*49%
20%
51
120
25%
25%
4,500
29%
29
29 Va
32,100
94
*90
94
400
♦108
51
49 Va
49%
49%
49%
50
52Va
1,700
20%
20
20%
20
20 Vs
19%
20 Vs
29,500
51 Vs
2,500
98%
160
51%
51 Vs
51%
51%
51'A
'
100
*103%
105
100
*103%
*98 Va
100
104
♦98%
98%
*56
*90%
*103%
105
.
98
108
*96%
*106
*96
98%''
•96
,
*96%
98
•106
108
58%
59%
58
56%
31
Vs
31%
30%
45%
45%
45%
-
136%
♦136
138
137%
50 Vs
98%
103'A
*96
*96%
♦106
109%
105
98%
98
HO
30
108
6,800
56 %
56 %
31
30%
30%
8,400
46%
45%
46V4
2,900
137%
*136%
57
46
453A
58%
98
108
30 Vs
31%
46 Vs
98%
56%
57%
31%
136
109%
400
1,100
108%
45%
138
109%
38
108%
30%
„
97Va
109%
8
138
97
*37%
2,300
109%
99%
*106
32%
25%
'
97%
32 Vs
109%
*108
10
100
1,900
30%
♦45%
V
90%
97%
•
500
81%
„
(
3%
.
21
-
91
32»/s
97%
—
,
*
90%
54%
22%
32%
Spott
"20
96
87%
31%
♦55 Va
.
32 %
97%
.
No par
&
95%
31 Va
91%
38%
Co
280
90%
91%
32%
common.
,
94
38
.
pfd—100
4.35% preferred series—:
100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
—100
Miami Copper
8
8%
96
*95
95%
*91
91
97
Inc
Co
Merritt-Chapman
Middle
95%
/
*101%
103
preferred—50
1st
*94
"
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Midland
96
82 ',
103
1
common—
2nd
Machine
92
22%
pfd
Mergenthaler'Linotype
conv
Mesta
21
81
$3.50 preferred
;
55 Vs
19 Vs
common
preferred
Mercantile
29% Mar 15
93
18% Feb
Apr
32% Jan
21
1
8
10
23-. 112
48% Feb
*
18
Apr
■
108% May
37% Jan
Jan
11
44% Jan
52% Aug 26
103% Aor
93% Mar 29
133
17
Jan
31%
31 Va
22%
135
9
31%
31 Vs
1
;
7
Jun
*86%
;
10
25
Co
18
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
87%
31%
*54%
.
18
Bobbins Inc
Jan
20
*86%
55
8
21% Jan
102
'*95%
87 Va
31%
1
Publishing
Mengel Co
5%
96 Va
*86%
Cum 2nd
6
♦95
*95%
96'/a
96%
'
Porcupine Mines.—x—8
Mead Corp
24
47%
*95'A
82'A
38% Mar 19
Feb
46%
£6%
81%
32% Mar 15"
27% Feb
21
48%
83%
97% Maria
111
21
45%
*95%
--
*82%
24
1
h
83.
13
6
,
96
82%
31
Mar
;■ 35% *
•95 Vs
14%
McQUay Norris Mfg CO—
24
35%
96
14%
McLellan
98% Feb
35%
35 Vs
3,400
45%
Feb
-
4,700
43
30% Feb
28
32% '
43
33% Jan
25
32%
35 Vs "35%
42%
21
Jan
32%
36 V.
25
28% Jun
35%
94%
39% Sep
82
1,900
32 Va
32%
32%
14%
29
95
,
14%
23
4%%
14,400
54'A
35Ve
—
19% Feb
,
9,200
18 Vs
54%
14'A
common.,
23 Vs Feb
16
43%
18 Vs
14 %
Mclntyre
91% Mar 21'
41%
13%
54%
54
"
No par
-No par
—
McGraw-Hill
102% Jan
41%
'
18 Vt
*
36%*
46
Jan
33
;
'
53%
'
35%
6
Jan
22%
18%
35%
7
Jan
26 %
33 Vs
700
2,400
9%
35%
pfd 4.30% series
50
Melville Shoe Corp common——1
4% preferred series B
—100
31
53
100
6%
37
35%
No par
1
21
54
1,100
5%
"♦95'/s
—5
—
14
Mar 23
x53%
*
'42'/a.
5,600
39%
600
35%
-1
25
77% Feb
54%
Y0
x9%
6,500
136
36 Va
No par
—;
Feb
101
18%
490
No par
15% Feb
18
77% Dec
41%
18%
10
14%
Jan
21
42%
xl8%:
.
9%
41%
50
17
Aug
•41%'
18%
"
37
Corp common
500
convertible preferred—100
29 V8 Feb
% Jan
41
*6%
6%
37
46
21% Aug 11
60
97/s
5%
36%
30%
McKesson &
52% Jan
10 %
*593'A
5%
30%
48% Mar 19
101
10
*6Va
;
37
39%
39%
600
46
McGraw
82% Mar 21
6%''
""
*6%
♦36 Vs
10%
5%
46%
3
68
'
38 Vs
♦573%
30%
23
22
6%
37
:
5%
30%
43 % Jan
"
5%
*45%
80% Jan
3
*6%
38 y4
600
♦577%
,
5%
30%
25
12
136%
46%
13
*.Jan
136
134
30%
Jun
18
37%
38
600
5%
137%
*45%
45% Apr
71% Dec
4,600
46 %
Mar 14
1
10 Vs
30%
May
Apr
9%
21%
40
151
x37 Va
♦.578%
135
9%
96%
Stores
3%%
5
900
10
'.
'
?
10
10%
30Vs
90% Mar 21
95% Mar
V 133
*9%
,v
21 VB
67
4
137
9%
9%
9%
10%
*45%
57V4 Mar 23
r
10%
•
35%
preferred
McCrory
24
5,500
90 Va
*8%
90.
Vi
3
Corp
$2.50
29%
80
31%
29%
89
357/s
common
preferred
McCall
29%
31%
95%
Electric Co
McCord Corp
►
32%
12,200
100
Maytag Co common
9
45% Jan
r
16
15
31% Mar 23 s
6
Mar
20% Feb
7
Aug 22
14 Vs Mar 14
6
55
25% Dec •• 8
23
44
28% Feb
•.
400
145
31%
29%
f
10%
10%
36%;
32%
$3.75 cum pfd 1S47 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
:
*140
1
No par
Co
—-
Stores
'
19,200
31
*44%.",i 45%
45
145 -
—1
Co com
Corp
Dept
>
90
37
*54
4
$3.75 preferred
t
4
Co—:
7
94
16
Mfg
29%
89 Va
18%
50
Feb
83
Feb
Field &
Masonite
48% Mar 19
28
*
Cement
29%
40%
1'
6.25'
pie.erred-;
31%"
10 Va
Corp common.!—5
preferred
(Glenn L)
Martin
50% Mar 23
95% Feb
99
*36 Vs
.
*9%
6%
6%
8
,
—
convertible
Marquette
24
10
44% July 21
3
Jan
4%
6
Jan
38% Jan
98,
..
9
20V4 Feb
16-
6
36% Jan
23
<;32%Jan 27
r
.
5%
5%
*140
31
90
30%
31%
44%:
'
"
580
*578%
No par
Shirt
Maracalbo OH Exploration
Marathon Corp
"
,
"
31%
30
-
,
30%'
'
45%
145
'
39%'
39%
50
1
Co—
"31
31%.
*
*139
145
90 '
138%
137
10
1::
Coal RRfCo—
Sugar
Manhattaa
15
3R% J«m
27
94% Mar 22
1
19
33J/4 Mar 14.
52
*45
45%
*139
29%
'
*
Mar 21
*32% Jan
—-
Mandel Bros
,
9
4
Copper
Magnavox Co
*
3
3
33 Vi Jan',
,
-Apr 25
44
94% May
25 % Jan
/
.
28
16% Feb.
-.
21:*
38% Sep
7
lit
July 19
25% Jan
'45%
145
30 Vs
31%
30%
31 Vs
45%
45%
,
*
31% Jan
301/a*
'*139
———100'
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc—.———x—
■Yi 30% '31%
29% *30Vs
Maey (R H) Co Inc. com__
No par
99
90
4%% preferred series A—
t_100
10'
Madison Square Garden^——No par ?
10
9%
9%
Magic Chef
j
No pax::
3
13
>10% Feb
9
35% Jun
7
32% Mar
31% Jan
92% Jan
»
31?
.•9'
11% Feb
6
Jan
-
27
:*
.
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
-
'."17% Sep 27
..
10
29 Vb Feb
16?-'
8% Apr
685
i
5% Nov 25
28
Sep
3
26% Jan
t
41% Sep 22:.
18-
4% Dec
-
12 % Feb
6
643% Jan
Jan
.89% Jan
,
:
13
13 % Jun
6
56% Jan
Jun
95
6
8% Jan
,
'
6
88 % Mar 15
7% Jan
July 22
M & M Wood Working Co—
8?
& Forbes common—10
MacAndrews
138
70
The Commercial and
n
Financial Chronicle. - Monday, March
26, 1956
.
(1*90)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
*
Buf« fer rrarlNt
Year 1955
25% Jan 21
41% July 13
29% Oct
11
20% Oct
11
'28% Mar
Oct
11
19% Apr
15
29%.Feb 20
30 y* Feb
9
3
Jan 23
19% Jan
6
58
Jan
23
112 y* Jan
24
120
Mar 15
115
Dec 30
Jun 15
19
135
Mar 15
107
Apr 13
102% Jan
Jun 20
117
Jan
6
102% Dec
28
12% Jan
6
Jan
35% Dec
7
88
Jan
33% Oct 31
7
33
Jan
27
8% Jan
73% Sep
1
Nov 29
Jan
54
74
Feb
14% Dec
ley* Feb
-
8
4
23% Jan
7
6
Jan
29"
3yz%
Mar 23
22
24'% Mar 15
y* Jan
23
•25'« Feb
14
28
,
37 % Mar
95 % Mar
18% Jan
10
21
9
20% Jan
20
11
Feb
9
10
45% Jan
28
Jan
47
6
40% Oct 25
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
Jan
24
16
50
,
Inc
45'%
48
2,500
13,100
38
38>/*
37%
38%
37
38 y*
36%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32'/*,
32%
32 y*
14%
14%"
14%
14%
14%
*141/2
14%
75%
74%
75V*
74%
751/4
.;:74%
743/4
38%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
38'A
-
32%
14%
.
1
393/4
2,300
5,300
373/4
-
74'/4
38 '/<
22,100
9%
20,600
9%
93/4
71
70%
70%
71
'
71
70%
701/4
*70
71
82%
81'/*
81%
81
::
81'/*
503/4
81
81
81
20%
21%
21%
22
233/4
24
22
22
9%
9%
10
9%
10
">
9%
21'/*
'21'/a
;
9%
-
80
670
•'
1.25
20 Ve
20%
20%
20%
23%
24'/*
24'/a
24%
24
24%
233/4
24
L—25
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
No par
Chemical
10,900
...
No par
23%
23»/a
23 Va
23'/*
23
23%
23
23%
23%
50'/a
51V*
50
50%
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
5
257/a
26'/*
25%
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
26'/a
26%'
42%
43
42'/a
41%
42
43,800
23%
2
Tool
31,900
,
74
70%
100
1100
-i—
45%
82
5
,
———
Co
.
v
50%
.
;
:
..
.3,800
2,200
1,500
35,900
.
"
,,5,700
42%
1,800
36%
34%
35%
34%
35 y8
35
36%
26,200
93%
91%
92%
90 3/4
913/4
903/4
91'/4
21,200
20'/a
203/4 '
201/2
201/a
-
253/4
261%
491/2
49%
Co
(John)
Inc
Co
Mar 15
-
413/4
42%
42%
4,500
'3,000
12
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%,
20%
26%
26%
26'/*
26%
26'/a
261/2
26
26%
3
50%
50%
50'/*
51
50
50'/a
493/4
501/4
10
34%
35
35
35
35'/a
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
10,200
—5
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
301/4
301/4
1
37%
38
38
38'/*
37%
38
373/4
38
373/4
37%
1,700
3,600
5
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'/2
17%
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17%
1
44%
44%
43%
44%
44
44'/2
44
441%
/ 44%
39
39
38%
39
391/4
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393%
39
44%
39'/*
51
♦49%
50%
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—
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Wheel Corp
Brass
42 Va
lo
Lines
Co
&
-
(The)—-No par
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Myers (F E) & Bros
29
6
Corp
Munsingwear Inc
11
42'/a Feb
4
Dec
47
44'/a
A
Power
Mueller
4
42% Feb
17
Feb
43
45%
'
35%
Motor
38% Mar 12
36'/a Jan 23
22% July 20
9
Sep 26
44%
6,000
19,000
92%
Morrell
7.
Jan
47'/*
16%
94
Motor
19% Feb
40
Mar 16.
18
46
——
Motorola
19
46
29
14%
36%
35% Mar 23
14
45'/*
37%
14%
93%
32 % Mar
Feb
14%
36y*
51% Mar 14,
Jan
14%
—No par
9
27
14%
371/2
Monterey Oil Co
23
33
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
27% Mar 14
14%
—100
Machine
43% Feb
22
14%
75%
Industries
30% Jan
7'
•
14%
28%
37 Va>
29-
.
470
,
Moore-McCormack
28% Mar 12'
32 Va Dec
14'/a
9,600
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
13
.60% Jun
May 17
29
15
Montana
8
23
-
29
*27%
37'%
29
Montana-Dacota Utilities Co
43»/a Mar 15
23
85
36%-
29
32%
Monsanto
28%
37%
28%
37%
B
*273/4
80%.: 81
28%
RR
preferred
Class
3-
Jan
26
44 y* Mar 14
17% Jun
24 Va Jan
Jan
23 y» Dec
30% Oct
9
39% Jan
ley* Mar 14
20
Feb
21
81
29 V*
14 %
RR class
Monon
20%
801/2
29%
32%
Monarch
21
81
36%
Mojud Co Inc
-
12
12
51«% Mar 19 J
107% NOV 18
3
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30% Jan
38% Jan
11
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30
20%
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29/
50
105
*104 y*
37%
36»/a
preferred
3,600
105
37>/a
10
4.20%
131 y*
♦28'/*
com—No par
Mohasco
20 '
20
130
37%
Fuel
River
420
130
21 Va
♦28'/*
29
5,000
129%
*
29%
Pacific RR class A__No par
Feb
•
81
.
119%
37%
preferred series A
Missouri
Feb
1
Jan
v 41
22
3
43% Sep
25% Oct
73 Va Apr 28
«
7%
80
4,400
•
76
119'/2
105
21
21%
81%
81
21
1,500
17%
75
741/2
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,
8,200
119
25
Corp
1.700
.
343/4
21%
17%
17%
-
1
&
Corp
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6
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5
Maid
21%.
21%
100
33%
21%
:
Paper
2.5o
Light—-No par
preferred—.
conv
Missouri-Kan-Tex
5-*
88
21% Feb 23
preferred—
Mississippi
5*
21% Apr-25
*
34% Mar 14
1st
♦104'/*
105
*104%
104 y2
104%
1
Mission Development Coil——*—5
81% Jan
76
16
23
62% July 6
32% Feb 15
2
129 y2
Mission
40% Mar
Mar 23
,
21
40% Aug
129%
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34% Jan 11
21
'
133%
Mar 23
80% Mar 22
24% Jan
1
19% May 12
131
3
70 y* Mar 22
7
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9
134%
Jan
17% Jan
8% Jan
14
15% Sep
133%
2nd
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►118%
119%
19
39% Mar 2 J
79% Sep-15
0
119
Power
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21% Aug
♦
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119
Minnesota
3
10
-
37% Mar
49
119
$1.50
the Week
34%
►IO41/4
119 Va
16
Mar
13
17
73
♦118%
$4 preferred
-No par
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34%
22
74
100
30% Jan
Feb
12
100% Jun
7
6
17%
73%
& Ontario
29% Jan
31
-
17%
73%
Minnesota
0
32% Dec 30
Aug 10
33%
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preferred
33%
34
'
73'/*
conv
Sales fer
Friday
Mar. 23
213/4
21%
17%
'
48
21%
73%
37% Mar 23
23
33
21%
17%
3
17
26 y* Feb , 9
14% Mar 19
36 y* Jan
33% July
17
22% Jan
21%
33%
73%
11
Mar
15
44% Feb
—No par
'
-
No par
$5.50
: Mar
32%
21%
34
22
■'
34
34%
33%
Minn Min <fe Mfg common—No par
3
24% Jan
80
28% Dec 30
20
Jan
33 Va
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie
3.30%
104% Mar 19
27
34% Feb
~22%
1
34%
34
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
*
76% Mar 13
11
7
19% Mar
,4
14
93Va Naf
7
62
34%
f
Mar. 22
34%
34%
10
Corp
f
28% Nov 25
20
23% Jan
Jan
105
Oil
Minneap & St Louis Ry
23% Jan
17
70
80
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
21% Feb 29
1
13
17
Oct 14
50% Oct
106
9
36% Jan
Midwest
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35
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35
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50
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2,600-
800
4,800
8,000
.
50
137
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114% Nov
47
9
Jan
118
Sep 21
128
21
Mar
20% Mar 14
Mar 22
14
62
Jan
23
72
23
Feb
17
29
20% Oct
31
14% Jan
9
46'/* Nov
23
37 % Feb
10
16'/* Mar 19
National
Automotive
40 Ve Mar 19
National
24
1
37% Feb
3
174% Jan
3
179
Jan
17% Jan
28
12 Va Feb
9
14
Jan
16 *
11
33% Oct
11
47
21% Sep
20
26% May 10
183
Feb
34 Va Feb
16
13
20 Ve Mar 21
National
5
National
City
National
41% Nov
.
27
14
34% Jan
30
47% Mar
5
16% Jan
Oct
11
Mar 21
i
Feb
10
23 % Mar 23
National
23
40 >/* Mar 15
0
3
20% Feb
10
24% Mar 19
9
97% Feb
: 9
100% Mar 19
21% Mar 12
102% Jan
3
45% Jan
23
5
59% Sep
106
Dec
5
54 y* Jan
19% Feb
22
103% Jan
11
76% Jan
23
94
22% July 29
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
25
90% Nov 28
:
105 % Fep
175
Aug 29
183
July 22
176
Jan
10
Mar
9
156
Jan
4
148% Jan
9
153
11% Jun 21
14
Feb
23
11% Jan
5
23% Jan 31
38% Dec 29
32% Feb
14
21
1
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4
38% Jan
0
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21
37% Jan
0
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5
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.
100
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Feb
8
2
53% Nov 25
8% Dec 30
20
Jan
35% Mar
Feb
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20
64,
4
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42 % Mar 25
25
33% Jan
12 >/* Jun
9
3
14% Feb
18
10
10% Apr
19
13
12% Feb
6'/2 Dec
6 Va Jan
Jan
15% Apr 12
17 Vz July
5
37% Mar 8
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90% Mar 10
97 y2 Dec
18
May
4
Feb
14
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101
5
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16 Ve
9
15% Oct 18
93
7%
6
75
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23% Jan
10
13
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24
11
48
33
30
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5
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41
41%
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41%
22,700
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22
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Service
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&
62% Mar 12
101 Va Feb
National
1
20
4%
3
48
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16
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15
20
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,
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10
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58
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4
27'/a Feb
23
47 »/* Jan
54'/a Feb
24
14
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29
86
90
102 '/* Jun
30
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6
18 y«
400
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15
610
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15
475
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
22
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
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21% Jun
2
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18
20
,
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36'/*
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61%
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9
30
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3
Co
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3
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&
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N
Oct
20
45
Sep
91% Mar
8
97
30
5
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87
Nov
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7
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100
13
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8
37% Jan
19
39% Jan
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91
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18
94
July 27
32
Jan
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34% Feb
92% May
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1
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9
88
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3
3
94% Jan
18
1
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3
5
28
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New
RR
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&
23
13
3.60%
9
3.90%
27% Mar 24
38% Jun
22
48y* Jan
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26% Feb
1
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19
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22
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27
88% Jan
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4
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16
86
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13
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3
Jan
16
21 y* Jan
18
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5
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20
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4
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25
0
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6
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3
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27
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8
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9
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28
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19
0
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18
64% Jan
16
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21
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sa
86
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99 y* Mar 23
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9
99% Aug 29
22% Sep 20
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0
92% May
9
103 y* May 11
103
Jan
4
103% Apr 20
39% Jan 10
26% Jun
Mar
87 y* Jan
100
103
7
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preferred
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;
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58
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91
Feb
21
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3
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9
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5
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10
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13,
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14
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3
6
$3.60
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500
22%
23%
47
22'A
23
7
24 y8 Feb
16
28 '/a Jan
54
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30
47% Jan
10
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49% Jan
10
54% Mar
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43% Jan
0
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107
20
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10
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110 Yu
3
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106
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107 y* Mar 19
110
109
107
109% Feb
39
■ >
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95 y* Mar 23
3
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Mar 16
32% Jan
21
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100
Jan
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19
19% May 17
103%, May 13
footnotes
110% Jan
100% Apr 22
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Feb
101% Jan
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100
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Jan
9
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4.40%
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10
4.44%
4
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10
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„
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5
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103
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29
16
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102 y2
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100
—
preferred
Natural
10
7
Adjustment
Central
Feb 28
.
preferred
Niagara Share Corp..
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk & Western Ry
Northern
18
96
17
;
981/2
:*96
•
100
1
4.10%
Northeast
86 '/a Mar 23
*941/2
'.
>1,000
34
*100 :
23'/a
—100
-
Northern
1
100% Feb
preferred
preferred
Jan
110% Mar
;
123
120
94'/2
171/a-: 17'/*
•
'
98%. '
,
94»/2
■
•
.
17%
1,500
,
mve
33%
33%
102 "
48
No par
47 V*'Feb
88,
*96
33%
,,
*86
*20%
1
Corp
Nc>rth American Aviation
19 y* Mar
14%
?■..17% ^'17% y "T *17
95 /
.
i7y8
.
,
100
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
1;
:
100 *
Feb
30
18% Jan
*14%
4,600
7%
87
*425
4,100
14%*;'
7%
27%
27%
*100 ■;
No par
series A—.
17,200
81/4
141/4
8,800
60
,
Y State Electric <fc Gas Corp—
91
14
22
141/2
20
•
30'/a
60'A;
*86
50
Hartford
Common
85 % Feb
20% Jun
14 1/2
1,200
.6,900
46%
8'/a
v
15,300
,
42.1/2
30%
43%
27%
10
Co__—
Haven
common
98V»Jan
7
18%-Jun
'
17% "
.
38
'
7'%
80
57%
59'/*
common__,_No par
preferred
—No par
500
Y
57%
*94%
-
125
17 y.
♦78%
30%
20
Dock
non-cum
4
N
94%
17%
431/8
No par
;
City Omnibus Corp
15
N
I
79
57%
5
30'/a Feb
$5
81/4
141/2
'
100
"
45%
45% \
8y8'
33%
122
17%
,33%.
.
94 '/a
79
100
-s
7%
171/4
34
17 Va'
122%
Central
18%
62«/4
—
New York Air Brake
23,400
3,200
74 y2
61 Va
30
900
.
363/4
.
,
•14'/4
'
■
14%:
14%
14%.,';'
120
1
100
-
„
'
14%
17%
10
61 »/2
7%
14%',
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
New
18%
73'/4
36%
45%'
;
14%
7%
-»*34
-
43%
*■
36%
733/4
100
r
8%'
8 Va
98%
York
17
43
50
;
•
13%
13 V.
1
18'/*
60%
c
46Va >*'
8
8%
8
100%
13%
.
10
13,600
150
r
43% i'5
: -
36%'
-
'
*96
Mar 16
13
v;
94
176
150
"
150%
-
/ 73
74%
'
46
.
98%
Chicago & St Louis Co
23
93
176
..
-
177'/
18 Va
60%,
♦99%
1
N
22
18%
74%
94
300
8,800
22,800
105
*103%
105
76,200
••;
'
lOO'/a
'
■
♦96
Feb
6
18%
36%,
94%
17%
Y
57%;.
42
,
18%, *
17%
20%:
57
-
1
Mining Corp
Industries common
42%
36%
-
20'/*
; 13 :
,
73%
19
-74%
74%
20%
573/a
*150
#
.13
39%
393/*
-171/8
Jan,
Feb
39%
17%,5
4 %%
3
Jan
39%
24
23%
♦100 »/4
93
150%
12%
13% '13%,
10,800
22%
24i/a
•176
;
177
150%
13»/4;
*36-....
>
r;,
New
91
152
39%
1
61% Mar 23
101
*150%
17%.
Newport
8
62% Jan 24
31% Mar 22
176...
*12%
21%
21%
*103%
93%
♦176
177
151 %
151
*176
14,200
100'/*
100'/*
*
103%-.
92
933/a
92%
*
103%
105
*103'/2
92%
; 22,900
.
20%
20%
56%
34%..
Newmont
18% Mar 23
21
213/a
23'/2,
24 Ve
100%
20%
105
3,800
231/2
393/4
57'
233/4
♦1001/4
24%
101
.
'
21%
21%
21%
56%
91%
:
Inc
22%
391/2
38'/a
233/a
381/2
.176
'
—
Bros
22'/a
393/4
♦1031/a
New England Electric System.
l
New Jersey Pr <te Lt Co 4% pfd-100
14
Feb
Co
-
223/a
38%
20%
1
Fibre
_.
25,500
461/a
22%
55%
5
10
Inc
,
9,900
261%
46'/a
39%
20%
»,
Mar 13
Feb
Corp
Neisner
-
201/2
26'%
46%
22%
Newberry Co (J J)* commoh—No par f
; .94%.
3%% preferred
.J—100
6
17% Mar 12
125
Vulcanized
Natomas Co
3
Jan
97 Va Feb
Theatres
National
5
20 Va
26%
39
21%
190
203/4
22'/a
24
3,400
.
26'/*:
39%
21%
7,100
10,900
46%
,
22%
*100%
5
National
14% Mar 22
46% f
24%
10
National Tea Co
46%
100%
v
-
.1
—
46 Va
-
.24%
No par
8upply (The) Pa coni
preferred
263/*
46%
46%-
100%
No par'.
4
20%
26%
21 '/a
;
1
Corp
Corp
41%
20 Ve
26%
391/4
Cast_Noparf
Shares
41%
20%
26%
x4iy*
177
22'/a
-
1 ••
Corp
Steel
413/* *
20%
26%
-.•46%
100'
Sugar Ref Co
55'/a Jan
22
Dec
Natl
42%
21
26
5
5
;
123%
12%
♦175
-
20%
25
—
177
*176
42
1
—100
Steel
16*
23% Sep 27
80% May 10
Mar 10
38%
common—5
I
National
9
79
49% July 27
59
preferred A
preferred B
6%
National
96
94
78% Mar 30
18
153/4
40
38 '/a
—No par
National
92 V* Jan
6
5
Jan
15%
39'/2
38%
common--
Mar 19
34% Jan
*16% Jan 20
17
7
31% Jan
15%
40
38%
j—1
preferred
74% Mar 19
33% Jan 24
19
20% Feb
82% Dec
7
15%
40
38%
1
Stores
37'/* Jan
'
104% Sep
Mar 15
IS3/*
33%
38'/a
100
Co__—__—x-10"
Fuel Gas
National
43'/a Mar 22
19
Co
Prod
National Lead Co
"
Mar 12
'
09% Jan 18
16% Feb
1
153/a
39%
38%
pfd series of 1951_i_.
84.50
*
31
13% Mar
Gas
Department
National
23
'
20
15%
40»/a
-
11% Jan
Jan 191
15%
38>/a
National Gypsum Co common
Mar 22
179
147
•>
Mar 21
58
Cylinder
National Distillers
4y*%
800
39%
National Dairy Products
National
10,800
25%
16%
•
20
34% Jan
6
26%
25%
38%
:
15
24% Feb
253/4
24%
40 Ve
—1
preferred
10
21 '/a Mar 19
j 1,800
26%
25
24%
15%
common
Jan
100% Aug
25 '/a
5
Co
23% Jan
10
19
90
72
70%
10
Lines Inc_
28% May
18
1,3
conv
19%
72
71
37%
Cash Register
43% Jun
37'/a Jan
15 Va Jan
$1.25
19'/2
72
19%
70%
40
common
Container
30
69%
.-——5
Corp
Mar 14
.19% Jan
135%
19'%
19%
70
—10
Co
43% Mar 13
14
24
25% Mar 14
18% Sep 27
Can
691/a
24%
Inc„_1
preferred A
National
135%
*191/4
193/*
69%
300
1351/2
136
♦134
137
19%
100
Fibres
Cory—
24 Va Jan
24% Nov
14 «/* Mar 14
1%
136
1
:
Aviation
National Biscuit
30
0
19%
1
Airlines
39 % Jan
138
20
♦137
100
5
National
2
10
St Louis
Corp
National Acme Co
>
Jun
45 y* Mar
37 % Nov
173% Sep
10% Oct
16% Apr
Natco
26 % Mar 22
Dec
33 y* May 16
58
Nashville Chatt &
1
27% July 25
'<0
0
-15% Dec
137% Mar 16
102
.i
>400.
70
Volume l83
Number 5519
.';
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1«D
Jm,
NEW YORK STOCK
•>•
lu(ifar Prtritu
>
Year 1953
„
"«Mil
-
>.
v
•'
<
>
,21% Sep 28
Range Since Jain. 1
.*>' ■» Highest
25% Apr 25-
23% Jan
I
51% Jan
23
27% Mar 21
Oklahoma Natural
60% Mar 13
1
64% July
13% Jan
July 8
18% Sep 22
.112y« Sep 22.
6
04% Jan
i
8
135
26
Jan
10
114
,92
Jan~~6
47
Jan
.16.
Jan
16% Dec
3
,
81% Feb
98
57
1
.
Mar 14
•4
Feb
7;.
22
-
r Mar 14
39% Nov 17
* Apr 22 124
Nov 17 V
9% Oct 26 ,t 12% Mar 10
16% May 16 ';t- 23 % Nov 29 -
A
21% May 13 r26% Nov 29
37% Jan 17 V44% Jun 29
44% Mar 15 > 53
Aug 29
42
37% Jan i 6
Aug
5
25 ->
>
56
Dec
37 Vk Nov
12
80
*
'♦
20
.
-Feb
-
V
8% Apr .28 >
16% Sep 26
70% Oct: 12
6r
8% Sep
JanNov
44
Nov
25
44% Jun
f 3
9
i
6
Oct
9
27
Jari
10
74
>11
54% Feb
36% Jan 10
1
0
27% Mar 17
29% May
38
6
107
103% July
22
:
,
9
.
Parker
3
t
J
6% Mar 12
Jan
•
29
3
173
25
97
Penn-Dixle
15% Mar 14
Pennroad
53
4
Penna
48y4Jan
3>
106% Jan
26
160
1'
^
7
*■
3
23
24% Mar
9
-
48
Feb
21
54
Jan
3
102
5
Jan
17
105
Mar
1
18% Mar
11
Jan
6
4
6
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
6
101
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
9
9t
*96% Oct
3
102% Oct
It
10&
May 26
-12% Jan
6
Jan
18
*
30
Oct
19
-
23
86% Dec 28
-
37% Feb
>85%
Jun
Dec
24
Jan
Jan
19
104% Jan
97
Jan
9
48% Sep
19
93 :
Dec
•
107% Feb
92 .Dec
-
Jan
95% May 13
100 '
14
43% Feb
-
106
109% Jan
Jan
21
•
91
16
98
91
78% Jan
10% Jan
*
16
115
124
Feb
15
21% Jan
17
84% Jan
13
'
83
Jan
Oct
45
6
100% Sep
20
15% Mar 14
21% Dec
8
Jan
120
6
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25,
Feb
>: 22% Feb
31
: 26% Sep
62
85
150
13
8
.
,
■
i
Mar
I '
9
84% July 23
81
July 20
3
19
40 y4 Dec
159% Dec
8
,
27% Dec
91
,
Feb
9
«
I
•
'
4
13
6
Jan
*
.43 :
37
3
7
103% Nov 22
23 Ya Dec
27
66% May 9
22
Oct II
84% Jan
Jun
Feb
Mar
preferred
(Conv)^
25
57%
583/4
17
17 y4
16%
17 VB
27%
27 y4
27
27 %
34'%
34%
34%
34%
1,700
158y4
»>,; 800
17%
177/a
17%
173/.
28%
27 Va
28 y«
34%
34%
*34%
34%
*157 > 158%
.
1583/b
158 3/a
> *93
*93
95
23
22%
23
50 y8
,
♦50%
*102%
•• •'/'■
6%
7
114
Coal
39%
7
'
guaranteed
1
Nov
,
'
Co
(The)
5
Poor & Co class B_.
2.
;»Potomac Electric
Procter
30
7
105
105
*109
109%
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J411
cum
I uv.>v
Oc.
Public
J.;,
Serv
3Vz%
30
v
vl/
Co
35 V4 Mar 22
-
103% Feb
10
'<
*86%
'
15
4.18%
•-1-'
7
106% Feb
15
17
;-
9
74 y4 Jan
4
46 y4 Mar 14
Pure
31 Va Jan
30
35% Mar
Quaker Oats Co
26.
153
Feb
3
7
20
32 Vs Mar 16
•
93 y*
'
*89%
91%
*14 y2
1
14%
6%
Oil
*98%
863A
463/g
93
91
93%
99%'
92%
933/4
93%
•'*11%
12%
50%
503/4
18%
166
'
♦i62y2
167%
;,
42%'
43 5/a
85%
:
43
86
85%
86
♦83
96.- '
31%:
.
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41%
43%
433/4
173/4
♦162%
166
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1166
166"
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168
45%
85%
853A
7
7%
313/4
90
31%
31
(•,1
160
,7
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185
>
152
43
'
•
443/8
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29
35%
35%
35 Vb
355/8
35%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
<
10
243/4
23 Vb
t
:
102%
23 y8
23%
23
103%
106%
106
23 Va
104
V
9%
preferred
9%
9%
9%
9%
70%
71%
70s/8
44%
44%
44%
45,,
443/8
45
38%
39
38%
39%
38%
38 »/8
88 VA "
*
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88%
♦25%
26 J
*25%
26%
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118%
'
34%
35
4,500
23%
^
,
1
3,800
10,500
9%
7
-
88 V*
31 VB
.•
34%
31 %
300
26%
1,400
118
118
118%
31 VA
200
26'/a A 26%
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26
35%
170
88
88
26%
343/8
270
'
88%
♦253/4
118
j
,
12,400
35 VB
31%
31
31Vb
♦101%
103
•101 %
103
103
103
•101%
103 ■*
103
104
*102
104
•102
104
•102
104
102
102
100
10
♦105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
♦106
106%
3,000
103
♦102
26'%
26%
26%
69%
69%
1.68%
45%
46%
45%
common—5
x333/4
100
151%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
.
.
32%
34.%'
152
32%
31%
31%
9,700
39'/s
,
100
31
1 3,800
383A
119%
5
(The)
:
,
,
39
26
31%
23 VB
106 > 106'A
i
443A
•"38%
26%
35%
2,900
93/8
26%
343/4
7,900
•
45%
87%
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25
70 3/8
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-
400
35 %
24s/8
93/k
*253/4
35
35%
45
26
118%
8,400
29%
703/a
26%
34%
29%
45%
88 Va
118%
•
44
181
70%
9%
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-
60
70%
<
♦25%
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'
23%
703/8
-
29'/a
v
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23,800
160
43%
106 V*
9%
72%
•
315/8
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1857
23 Vb
t
72%
!
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90%
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1053/4
23 y4
106 %
7,83 VB
43%
29 y4 ;
"
303/s
,<353/a
35 %
24%., 24%
35%
24%
5
__10 f
•172
29
11,100
57,000
83 VB
160
43'A
7,900
73/8
32%
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r
303/4
♦152
88%
7
90
30VI
,
185
29%
185
-
*28%
29
29
45
;
160
84
893/4
,
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15,400
;
31%
7%
323/8
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83%
48
86%
86,
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313/4
323/4
45%
45%
>433/4
30
30%
7,400
1633/4
165%,'
200
^
;
166
43%
90
44
■,
14,000
18
83%
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•
;
447/a
17%
833/4
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45%
5,900
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90%
32%
160
44%
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♦98
'99%
17%
'
,
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96
25%
243/8
43%
:
3,300
56 3/4
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83%
90%
2,300
102
563/4
24%
%
♦95
98%
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84
90%
;
33
32%
33 y4
7 24
-
7
7%
7
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7
32%
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t
54'
52%
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25
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102
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42%
;;
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523/4
7.17%
166
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165
7
102
98%
44
16%
32,200
943/8
12%
50'A
403/4
39%
17
'
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96
*98
39%
.
100
:
12%
24%
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15
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50 3/8
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25%
24%
:
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94%
513/4
52%
300
;
91%
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100
♦1003/4
:
19,600
,
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50 V4
12%
52
94
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92%
94%
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90
45'A
;;
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143/B
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100
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-
20
7,600
35
86%
86»/2
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160
32,800
21
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%;
110
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109
20 3/8
94
.
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100
No par
(The)
420
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109
46 lA
45%
,''14% :-i45/a
,
*112
165
-
preferred —a—
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co—
Pullman Inc
300
99 >/2
104%. 105
*89%
46%
93
•
51
*162%
No par?
4.30%
6,800
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-
88%
•
1
38
,
5 <"
Co
105
-
40%
25 Va
112
*93
*86%
88%
46 y«
:
96
100
preferred
3
pace
2,470
22,400
112%
25'A
-
99%
99%
*104%
7109
%>
35
88%
98%
.
16*" '
Feb
104
64% Feb
30% Jan 16
'21,800
7
73 %
40
40%
112
35
20
34%
*94%
7
;
—100
preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
4.20% preferred
100
Pub Serv El & Gas common.Nopar
$1.40 div preference com__No par
4.08% preferred
_100
37% Jan
9
3,300
65/a
101 y»
723/4
20»/3
20
357/b
25
preferred
41% Apr
Jan
9,000
413/4
:
101
26
1
■
34'A
20%
35%
'
50%
4.32%
27 y4 Mar 23
250
41
20 Vb
20
*112
yvil/.UUU—
—kll-'
Indiana—No par
of
22 V2 Jan
33% Sep 14
Power
preferred
103% Jan
154
July 15
31%Aug>L
51
6%
63A
40'A
> 109%
36
'""24%
'
$4.75
21
11
20%
42
<112
7
105
20 Va
102
1
>
Gamble
&
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
19
20%
20 3/B
73%
*25
-
99'/'a
105
109%
49%
Publlcker Industries Inc common..#
...
39% Mar 137
32% Jan
17 s
Mar 23
500
103%
1015/8
"
26
99%
iooya
*100%
26% Mar 14 >■ 7
118% Mar 20 *
Mar 13
102
40,
9
Mar 15
88y4 Mar 21
10
100% Jan
17,100
23 VB
51
101%
112%.!
112
100'A
10272
*101
par
100
common
9 -
26% Jan
24
5
45,100
5,700
1
*102%
72'A
40
*25
25%
113
--51% "51%
par
100
2.50
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston
"
Jan
95
223/4
23 VB
41%
"
•93'/a
51%
65/a
6 5/8
393/4
397/8
25%
*112
51
Co new—1
1
"*
32% Jan
158
a
103%;
20%-
20%
65/8
6%
*
51%
♦102 y4
"
20%
:
95
:
59
58%
157
*93
■••/ 23
104
20%
.
157
>
51
104
*102%
;
7
95
23 %
50
-
No par
5Ys% convertible preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co.
_>
73
25
'
290
63,100
10,500
241/4
•
.1.100
1
loy« Mar
18
25% Jan
8
105% July
RR—L
37 %r Mar
10
25% Jan
;
243/8
'
24%
107
106 %
243/4'
58y87*
46 y» 746%
2
—
L
St
257/a Mar
,
Feb 28
5
125% Sep 14
34% Nov 16
33 y4 Apr
7
For footnotes See
107%
24%
28 VB
105
35%
_No par
29% Feb
13
6
Aug
26% Oct
Mar 15
6
187
20
30
(
26% Jan
Feb
27
89% Jan
105
107 y4
100
,
4,800
400;
110
57 y4
'
9 '
'
104
109%
24%
-
100 V*
,
32% Mar 19
47 y4 Mar
69% Jan 27
Jan
„
t9% Mar
; 100% Feb 16
114 7
473/4,
58%
;
3
15%
52
•51%
473/a
'
23
18.
5
23% Mar 23
43% Jun
26% Jan
29% Jan
107%
12%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co——.10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt;
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & W'est Vlrglnla___wl00
106 y2 Mar 20
23
112% Nov 15
Mar
30
27
107
94%
preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc—
Jan 26
31
Nov
153/8
15%
52
20
5,900
20,200
16,300
-,'i,
32
24%
•7
•
93%
common,
Consolidation
7%
16
94 y2 Jan
May 19
•
16
21 Vb Jan
12% Jan
11
$4.80
23
8
47
96
,
31%
57%
7
112V*
r »ii%
,
Mar 23.
Sep 13
81
Mar 21
Jan
24 %, Sep
2
-
84
155
.
23
15
84
48
19
26
25 Ye Feb
107
2,400
'/h'i'lo,
28 %
95
.
107
1093/4
39%
39%
*87 >
Pittsburgh Forgings Co:
;
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chio Ry com_100
93
23
22
*28
•
473A
74%
5
_25
:.*, Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No
;• $5 convertible preferred__.No
3.7
Dec
Oct
:, 24% Mar 15
7
4
30 y4 Jan
Mar
7%, Jan
146% Jan 24
25 % Jan
108
36% Nov 15
'
3 v
33'/4Mari9
36% Jan 24
69% Dec
*
■
•
Feb
88 y2 Mar 23
9
153% Jan
7
37% Feb
i
:
'
27
7
.
109
72%
•
Pitts
170
i.
7
Jan
35% Mar 18
b
8
Feb
88% Feb
<26
25
6
Y *19% Mar 15
19% Jan
,
3
; 163 Va Jan
9
9
153% Dec
108 %
1,200
/,
-
28'A
110
108 %
75%
5
44% Mar 23 :
10
40'/8
25
*273/4
31%
473/a
47%
%*:»',
52
40
-
97
♦51 A
'':
52
28s/a '
153/o
153/4
47%
47%
8,200
•243/4
28
-
1,000
53/s
41V*
31
52
♦51
133/4.7
5
513A
,
2,900
•13%
25
953/4
<
74%
•
18% Jan
'
10
14
29 Tk Jam
Mar
Jan
>16% Feb
.•»
,
28;
28'/a
7
42%
No par
Petroleum
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
< $4 preferred
3
2
162
7
:
101y/4
10ft
Phoenix
98% Mar 12 "
v
3-
6% Feb
14
28 6/8
28'A
53/4
*
21,000
49 %■■
28
13%
*24%"
32
15y2
15%
52
-
98'A
>•:
413/8
-•
Phillips
-
•
18
Pitts C C &
24% Feb
25
Jan
31%
101 y8
*109?
> 19%
•
Pltney-Bowes Inc:
74
108% Jan
97
32%
A
28%
47%
»
95
Jan
162
'
;v 24% Mar
♦28
98%
32
15%
*51
93%'
47c> preferred
100
3.9% series preferred—>_i__>_100 "
*89%* '91%
Phillips Jones Corp corrr new.—_l 1 " * ■■"*14% *.14%
*98 y4 100
'5% prtf erred
—.100 "
5
16 ;
59'/4 Jan
"102
Feb
13
Jun
Mar
3
37% Feb
96
28%
977,
•
257/8 Jan
16% Feb
10
29
a' 28 y8
41%
" -**93
120
9
32% Feb
v
.
6
28%
V
49
29
7: 51%
i
■
IOIV2
*104%
L
3
f
92% Sep 23
Mar 14
25y4Jan
*28 y8
25
60,500
%
1 7.
49%
40%
*24%
3,200
5,600
333/8
53/a
__
25
41%
iooy4
3
.56% Mar 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
:7
.>:
30
;
.
.
41%
48%
'
8,000
•
13%.
33
•35
'29
7
*27%
26
Philco
3*
41% Dec 22
Mar 14
6% Oct
Jun
3
93
166% Aug 12
173
16
Feb
12% Jan
'
162% Aug 31
5%
513/4
41 v,»' 41V*
:
>: 123/4
333/8
41%
13
53/s
51%
5%
51%
13 y8
...
:
64,800
785/B
102%
•
•
7
101%
112
Corp common__.„
••*
3%% preferred series A...
" Philip Morris Inc common
90% Jan A 6
>•
-
158 % Jan
13%
101V2 102
74V2
76%
19%
0%
41V2
-
Phila & Reading Corp_l_
-
95 % Mar 14
4t'
49% Mar 16'
100% Jan 26'
14
52 V* Jun
'
77%
♦101%
11
28%
51,300
:>
21
78%
,
,
9»A
20%
203/4
:
100
23,500
50y4<>
•
493/a
'
13%<
20 V4
6%
41%
f
No
" 4.68%
•
99% Mar 14
,
23
13% Apr
104% Feb
y
■
600 7
_
:
102%
*
12 3/b
1
83% Nov 23
6
100% July 6
33% Jan / 6
Mar 23
15 % Jan
.
% Mar 12'
30
6
*5
IO
46% Mar 19
r
12
10% Dec
Dec
7
>13%
28%
7
2oy8
-
...
preferred
preferred
preferred
'-4.3%
94% Mar 12
14% Jan
88
46% Jan
61
>
4
•36y2 Marl»i
-
*
28
69% Jan >6
>
Jan
"Jan 30
91
29
Dec
414%
3A%
:
Feb 24
23
•
.
$1 conv preference com
1
13
102
86% Mar 23
30
6
112% Jan
1;
.
31% Feb
17
10
82% July
49
X28%
49%
t:
'
A
21
14
Corp
41%
•
(conv)»_>100 >...>12.50
-
preferred
33
*35
41 ' * 41
104
*102%
Phlla Electric Co common—No
26Va Mar 14
i
■
2nd
Phelps-Dodge
40% Mar 23
•
-
,
-4%
•
33%
*24%
7
78
12%
*35
41%
5%
>
20 Vk
»ioi y4
•>:
8,200
;
■
■
3
5
99
16
4
16
Va' Jan
23
*49%
Brewing Co^i.
:
5
(Chas) & Co Inc common__l ^
Pfizer
1.
767/8 Mar 19
1
*93>
•
'>
_No par
common—
."Pfelffer
3
106% Jan
,
_100
,_33y3c
Co
Milk
157'/4
100
preferred'
100
Petroleum Corp of Amer jiew.J—l
-
437/8 Jan
23
38% Jan
22
43% Jun
31
Corp
>• 4%%
.
7ysMari2
: i'
111
Ma? 39
;
(The)
Sand,
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet
20% Mar 20
;
10
Feb
54% Jan
::
43
July 25
26% Mar 7
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
107%, Apr
1
111
9 r.
37% Feb
•.
110% Jan
Corp
Glass
*
323/4
51%
7
*9y8
>'12%
12%"
49%
•
.483/8
93/4
102%
33%,
,28%
"
485/8
78%
79% 7>
>
>'
8%
*101%
•13%
>
151%
8%
*9%
>
,
>9,200
139%
151%
48
21
20%
•
139%
-
7
800
7 3,200 A
890
139'/a
>
;
9%
1,000 '
7 200
•
47% 7;,
-.47%:
,
150%/
8%
8%
.
78%
•35
■
49
A-.fiao^.;
.
>"739%i,,39%:>.>
7 7
139 3A
-
101%
12%
'V> 33%
98
32%
15%
52%
47%
1097/8
107
25%
58'/4
17%
28V8
,35
158V2
95
23%
51
32%
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co_>
*
20% Jan
v
21%
78
28%:'
*27%
■ 96 %
_25 >
.____N0 par v
Corp__i.t
Peoples Gas Light & Coke'
1
13
Cement
-
Power & Light
4ya% preferred t
Mar 15
96 V Jan
*9'/8
•
Penn
Mar
48%
9%
20%
\ *24%'J 25 i
*28 Vk
28%
>
—.__._____i_25
preferred
29
Jan
49%
22,100 >
,
;>
.
150%
>
:
122
391/* v39% >
523/4 > 53
39%
48
'39 7
122
■
6,900
910
>10%, 10%>>
>. 23
23%->"-'*
♦25
:26
>
52 y2,
52ye
48
'
.>
- 8%
•
39 5/a
39 Va
151
83/4
101%
41
; ,
*150%
8%
•9%
5%
51%
.•
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
6% Nov 22
*41.
<,
91
19
Jan
36% Jan
-
147
Oct
52
102% Dee
No par ^
par
151
/
391/2
48%,"48%' ;
1393/s 1303/4* 7
139%
V
26
39%
7393/8
7752% "I-*
..
22%' '*
.
*25
0,300
v
101
">38 3/4
383A
10%:
7 22%
■■
90
400
3,600
45%
101
124-::.:
■
♦10%
'
25
48%
13%
v
146
39
48%
•150%
27*%
•
13%
,. 5 %
51V4
3
11
38
52
39%
139%
151
4
22% Apr
;
.139%
27
-
^>-.^___,.__25,
j._._
$1.30 preferred
Penney (J C) Co_.._'.
;
'
52%
48%
•
49%
.
141 33% Sep 16
21
Jan
61.32
•
17
Jan
52%
39%
52%
-v
preferred
61
39
*120 *
7
!
221/2
,
25
39%
•'
:
',10%7;
22 W
22%
r
38%
,122
10%:
,'.*■
76%
45%.
•453/8
100%
39
..
122.
25
39%
'
,
9
,35% Feb
i:
25
; 39
20%
21%
78'/4
79
*101% 103
12% -13%
•; 33%
33%
*35 >.41%
49
49%
?
38%
..
'
75%
70'A
443/4
?
; 12,300!
8,900
'
lOO'/a
: 453/4
101
-
16%,
16%
122% 124
16%
123
75 %
77%
•
44%
10%"
22%:;
:
25%
9%
2.50
new
76'/a;,
101
39%;
10%:
48%
-
Rights-
;;
48%
*9%
No par
Co
7
•
♦122 > 126
.-46%
1
A Peninsular Telep common___No
i
28% Mar 22; ;
V 101
2
Corp
77
47
101%
8%
-
84
122
119 y» 123%
'
76%
45%
101
8%
Transportation..
_No par
Mines & Enterprises
__.l
Penick & Ford.;
-*
c41% Mar 12
Proof
'
Mar
28
Oct
Dec
48
Rust
Patlno
12
v
23
84
8%
1,
Parke Davis & Co__*
t ,«■ 1 x; Mar 22
5
*82
22% " 22%
139
^
1
81 Mr
Nov
17% Oct
29
33
2
82%
*16%
Parmelee
..
16
29
•82
16%
July 21
Jun
17% Mar 14
82%
1
15%
152»/4
com___NoparT
47'A
1087/8 Mar 20 > 112Vz Mar
2
;
100
109
105
Jan
Feb 29
3 V- 109
'
4.40% series preferred..
100
107
22% Feb 14
25% Jan
3 > Pennsylvania RR
t
__50
24%
59
45% Jan 23 "
Mar 23
> Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
10
,
57'/a
16% Feb 13
19% Jan 13 * Penn-Texas
Corp
common—
.10
xl7V4
26% Feb 13
31'/Wan 13 f
$1.60 preferred
40
x28
33% Jan
3 V
35% Feb u 6 > Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
34 Mi
53
Sep
9
3
14% Jan
82%
83
620
,
503%
*16%
19,400
■
413/8
493A
>
Airways Inc_^__l
& Tilford Distillers
49% Feb
5
113% Apr 20
108% Apr 25
30% Jun 131
6
48% Nov
Mar
; Park
46% Jan
28
20
102
i
Mar 22
92 % Feb
World
Paramount Pictures Corp
14% Feb
30% Jan
6
Nov
44% Oct
'
.
3 <:
30¥2 Jan
26% Jan-19
-
v
49% Dec
7
Jan
58
,
2
Jun
6
23
Jun
15% Dec
44
May 4
,41% Mar 14
^
3
106% Dec
9
40%
50%
•150%
.
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
• 4%
preferred
_____..__100
Panhandle Oil Corp
1
27
'■24% Feb :1
27% Mar '7 "> >29% Jan 13
•
40J/a
50
-39%-
Pan
Amer
92 Vz
39%
lo
:_____
^
600
13%
40%
.-♦48%
100
_7
124
12%
92
:
50%
.1 52%
I-.-.25
i-
50
52 % Jan
93 Va
49%
425
s
V
,«
13%
92%
40
:
V-:
Feb
:
13
93 y+
51%
&. Teleg. common_100
preferred
'
27% July 28
82',Jan 11
29% Aug
14% Dec
il
'
22 % Jan
4%
i
.
*
13%
40%
"..'38% \39
t
124
125
13
92%,
50%.
..-25
__.___.____.__No par
preferred
38
,8
37% Jan
v
common^__^___l
Electric
31,800
'
13%
-
Consolidated' Corpj.___l
rPaCific Western Oil Corp coinmon_4
6
36% Jan
6%
»
7 *
Jan
&
23,700
59%
40%,
38%: 40 "
>12^ >>24 1
10 > *10
j" Pacific Tin
12
VFeb
s
Co
Pacific Telep
,
9
>
4% Feb
•
No par
liighting CorpV—...No par
-Pacific Mills
>13% Jan 31
v
23
49»/4 Jan 30
25% Jan
6
29% Feb 24
,
87
,
12% Jan
i
Pacific
;
12
103
•
40% Jan, ' 4
24'A Feb 13
14
44% Mar
27
27
Feb
Pacific Gas
;
l2 J]
s
18
r
.
22% Dec
Mar 15 "
21 y4 Mar 20
♦
23
-
com
Inc
27%
50%
82%
No par
preferred
—,y.x-.
Pacific Finance: Corp...;.
f
Jan
38
Products
124
127
.
59
.
40%
46%
>00% 101 "
U
5%
16
9% Jan
,
30% Jan
•
k,
17% Sep 21
-7% Jan
5
11
Pabco
•
50% Mar 23
:
♦125
58%
-49%
_15
common:
_
26%
'58%;
27%,
27
94%
•-44%"
9
23
127
16%
Co
59%
13
123%
85 preferred
.",*•
27%
58%
93
'•
92%
•16%
9
Mar
'
'120%
>
9 A
> 9
100% Feb, Q
47% May 5
51% Apr 12 '
4y4 May 27
i
3
15
;
*125
13 y4
.
.
16%
Pacific Coast
Mar
26%
;
,
Shares
40%
2
2
7 Jan
59%
Bate* far
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
,
the Week
/ Friday
Thursday
/.
Mar. 21
26%
58%
.122% 124
>76
177%
w
140% Mar
t
3
Feb
6.25
-
152% Feb'
3
'
new
;> 4 % ■ cum conv prefefred__.___ 100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc...:
.5
40
23
Elevator
26%
Wednesday
'
127
13
92
2<*
53
Jan
18
6
10% Jan
>>
Apr
Jan
►125
100
19.;.:
"26
''
24
9
2
*
»
29
1
16% Jan
Jun
88
26
36
40
34% Feb
22
preferred
: Mar
23%Mar
-
10
41
:
convertible
26%
60%
Oxford Paper
"Mar 19
.Jan
5
25%
59%
>...;
,:
'
Owens-Illinois Glass Co-i___.__6.20
9
:;:Jan
6% Jan
Corp—
._
10% Mar
-
.54
4
—1.7.50
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—.5
•
104
.
98% May 17
40
•124
■"■HQ
.
,
Mar 20
48%'Ja'n 23
>. 38% Jan 20
3
9% Oct
,Mar
•.
47 % Mar 23
«•
5
Mar
: 52
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,
14
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2
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18
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5
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11
41 % Jan
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16
47
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7
32
Sep
26
13% Sep
81
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26
11
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5
8
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4
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27
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15
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21
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27
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14
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4
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16
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30
13
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60
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26
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9
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19
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5
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9
31
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2
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9
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174
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8
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17
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27
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21
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Rockwell Spring & Axle fib
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31 Mar 23
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1
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94% Mar 23
23
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4
9
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16
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29
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14-
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May 18
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50
84%
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3
7% May 21
61
49 y2
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43
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10
11% Aug 15
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May 16
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—
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5
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35% Mar 23
44 Va Jan
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11
27% May 22
5
May
14
36
6
19% Mar
23
42
1
84%
8%
Mar. 22
Mar. 23
84%
49%
11%
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57% Mar 21
31% Feb
8%
11%
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,
the Week
Shares
Friday
Thursday
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48%
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/
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7
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42 Vs Jan.
14
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13
1
Feb
36
Aug 11
47
7
29% Jan
,
48%
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SALE PRICES
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Wednesday
«
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Mar. 19
Par-
•
Radio Corp of America com__No par
14
Mar
12
14
53% Jan 23
41"% July
5t
25% Apr J5
34% Jan
9% Feb
'
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26
Jan
8
5 f
10% July
87 % Feb
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
50% Mar 22
31
84 % Mar 10
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10
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6
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6
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48
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8
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LOW AND HlOil SALE TRICKS
(
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Mar 20
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STOCKS
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Lowest
403/4
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13% Jan
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33
4
May
6% Dec
1
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15
13% Feb
30
11,
16%
16%
10%
16%'
15%
16%.
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XJnlon Asbe8t08,&.Rubbet' Co
5
35%.
36
35%
36 y4
35%
36%. :
7%
7%
7%
Union Bag As1 Paper Corp—
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"Union Chem As Materials Corp-—10
16% Mar 19
.
31% Feb
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
Nov
"3
Nov
5
Apr
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44% Feb
2
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6% Aug
18
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Feb
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28
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May 9
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Union Pacific RR C<r common-—50
183%
United,; Aircraft Corp
4% conv. preferred
-
United Air Lines
32
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26
United Carbori Co„i—I.
23*
72
31%
43%
1
25%
257/®
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105%
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78
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23
6
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2
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8% Mar
55
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36
35% Jan
23
23
1
6% Jan 20
23% Jun
6
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3
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3
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11
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6
61% Dec 29
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19% May
22
4
62
Nov 25
64% Dec 29
184% Feb
Dec 16-
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12
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16% Mar
5
15
r
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176 % Mar
see
30% Feb
3
23
2
13
78% Jan 18
3
44% Nov 28
For footnotes
Jan
54%- Jan 23.
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78
40% Jan
28 % Jan 23
9
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A4
page 28
14
Mar
-
$3.50 convertible preferred—100
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i
1
United Dye A'Chemical qorp com—1
1% preferred -1—
—100
:
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25%'
25
63%
64% i
37% Feb
7% Jan-
19% Feb 29
3% Mar 23
35% Mar 15
Feb
90
.
6
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—:—4
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4% ft. preferred
100
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.
•
24%.
Machinery com—1.05
U S Rolfman
•78
:
4
15%
1
United Merch A Mfrs Inc
72% Mar 20
4%
a
-
7
1,
10,500
1,700
,
31%
1
,3
United Park City Mines'Co
&
4%
79
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4%
4%.
24%
32'/*
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62
61%.
t
23'/®
53%.
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40% Mar
674
18%
141
United Gas Corp-.——
—10
United Gas Improvement Co-—13%
United" Industrial Corp—*—
U S
181
4%
♦78
5
23
65% Feb
-
—No par
United Engineering & Foundry
United Fruit Co
6
-
15 V*
5
7'
25'%
,
-43
j
31%-
64%
60%
59%
43%
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31%
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127 i
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5
United Electric Coal C6s^—
3
Feb 24
57%
_*——No par
—
44
;
50
,
'71%
71%
70%
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t
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31%
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72
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-
64
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;
70%.
44%.
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31%
32 V*
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31%
31%
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20
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60 %
187%
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31%
30
30
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99 V®,
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91%
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122
124%
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59%
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50
31 %i
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$4.50 preferred-"-—
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69 V* Mar
31'/#
73
43
——No-parUnited. Board Ar Carton Corp
10
Ino_
31%
125% 125%'
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Feb 24
50
71%
—10
44% Mar 20
107
•
49^4
92
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100
59%
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185 V*l
184%
185% .;
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31 y®
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100
com
184
50
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16,500
110
91%
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26 y®
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110
-
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60
26%
9,000
1,400
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40%
29
.♦90
.♦98 y® 100
/
100
•
59 V*.
184%
iioncumulatiVe preferred—150
Union Tank Car Col——No par
4%
124 '/a Mar 16
«
100
101%
26%
29%
110
91
91
91
-
120%
20 Va,
7,300
•
7%
40
28%
.
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109'/® 109'/®
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110
110
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71% Mar 14
(
41%
109% 110%
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59%
51% Jan 23
27% Oct
Jan
35
177
26%,.
—25
*
.
122%:
26%.
.No par
Union Gil of California/:
5
32% Jan 27.
10
4 % Feb
73 V® Jan
..
60
30
'»42%;
120'/®
26%
52y4 Feb 21
27
22% Dec 30
13 y® Mar 14
"
40%
122%
26'/®
OQ
—No par
—No par
Preferred $2.50 series-.*
Preferred $4 series
5
42%
120%
41'/®
119%
187% Mar 23'
23
20
Jan
61% Mar
5
22 Vi Jan
67% Aug 24
b% Jan (12.
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Jan
6
1
72% July 18
»
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104
10
.48 % Jan
Feb 15
91.
105
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.
267/#<
38%
'
34% Jan 20
..
11
7%
7%;
26%
119
-
10
Union Elec Co of Mo-common
9
Jan
•7%
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> j '
*;
Jan
19
35% Jan 23
26% Feb 14
9'Jan 27
33% Sep .22
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Jan
Udjftlte Corp (The)
9
93
63% Jan 23
108% Feb 15
;44Va Jan 18
Jan
2
112
1
171% Feb 18
49% Mar 23
74% Dx 22
v
29% Jan
99% Mar 23
52
4
32% Jun
28% Mar
Mar 23
87 Vv Jan
Nov 25
Mar 15
.117% Jan
;
92
7
103% Jun 29
J
109%-Feb
July 27
7 ,128% Dec
."34% Jan28
: Jan
31
28% Jan 23
'
104% Mar 29
48% Sep 26
113
122 */a Mar 20*
14
92 »
IT
Jan
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
6
26
23% Feb
IO0
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45% Sep 26
139
42% Mar 20
103% Jan
113
1
86% Oct
10
6
30
.
31% Apr 26
108% Mar 22
92
6% Jan
31V2 Jun
80% Mar 14
20
4
116 y* Sep
;
Jan
35
1
37% Ftb
3
7% Marie
9
Jan
43 % Jun 28
600
'
21,000
20
179
39%
87%'
19
'
49%
12,700
80
74,400
200
The Commercial and Financial
26
(1494)
'
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Jan
6
25% NOV
5
9% Feb
21% Oct
28
11
66% Jan
21
44
19
110
97
Jan
172'/i Jun
60% Feb
Jan
11
70% Dec
62% Sep
11
4
68
19
23
3
35% Mar 17
15 %Jun
12% Jan
17
9% Dec
30
Jan
27
1% Nov
11
91
37% Oct
10
56% Mar
30% Feb
23
35
31
26% Mar 15
77 % Nov
Jan
„
25% Jan
If
Feb
3
,■
38% Feb 9
14% Feb 10
• '• 34% Feb
21
•'•> 7
Jan <4
; > 52 . Jan 30
- 429
Feb 7
10
13% May 13
32%
6%
-
47%
127130
28%
122
Nov
7
33
Jan
3
Jan 11
51 % Mar 29
146% Apr' 7
44% Dec
6
Dec
22
117% Jun 13
33% Oct
V2
113
Dec
100
103% Aug 22
106
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27
Feb
16
37% Jan
6
Jan
11
15% Jan
19
101
.
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..
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33
May 6
34% Feb
8
58% Mar
Feb
F*b
Mar
Mar
Jan
,
128
45%
116
103
106
{
■
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6
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Feb
Mar
103% Feb
62% Mar
33% Jan
13
6
17
22
16
7
:
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39% Mar 14
17
Pictures
128% Apr
5
31% Feb 24
74% Jan
12 % Jan
19
85% Mar 25
81% Jan
24
83% Jan
3
Wabash RR
9
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
9
Waldorf System
5
:
•
;
5.;
Mar
30
<
.
36%
13%
9%
19
18%
37
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•;
13%
9%
9%
129,200
46%,,..
47
46%-
-v
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13%
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9%
9%
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98% >
21%,
22
-
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3,300
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.
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,
,
23,100
/ 400
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22
f
53%
53%,
51%
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2%
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9%.
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21
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3,000
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164
37
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21
22
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22
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1
36%
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6,500
55
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33% 33%
165%. 165%
r
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19
i
3,800
67%
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19
■
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67
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58%
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163
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13,100
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58 VB
167
168
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2
122
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58
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60
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60
119
39,400
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164
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100
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91
163%
36%
1
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70
19,000
34,400
30%
116
59%
167 %
167
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9%
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78%
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.
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51%
81
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80
51%
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52 Vb
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80
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51%
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27%
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Co..—No par
—
33%
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33%.;
33%
33%
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167
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29
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70
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52
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47%
;
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33%
93
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125%
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44%
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8,900
5,000
6,100
44'A.
115;
110
115%
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100%
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.
300
125%
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1107
30
36%,
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.
44%
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91%-
36Vs
116%. '
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107.
34%
1,500
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36%
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2,900
33%
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,
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93
36
116%
100%
6,100
54%
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33 %„
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63,700
16%
36%
8%
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106
.
103
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;
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59%
58%
62% ,":
61%
62%
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32%
32%
33
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32%
3,000
38 %
38%
21%.
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103
103
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3,000
3,400
38%
38%
„
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16% Feb 13
28
Feb
1
18%.Dec
:
.......
the Week
26%
30
47%
Vs
46
116
Vanadium Corp of America
1. .* .43% 44% / ;. 44% > 45% .j- - 45%
Van Norman Industries Inc
2.50 ,,..,15% 15%
■
15% 16% * .
15%
Van Raalte Co Inc
t
'.10»
35% 35%
35%;. 36 .
36%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%
\ \ 7% "
8^ 8% ■->>,. 8%
Vick Chemical Co
—'——2.50.
. 55%
55% V? ^ 55% 1 56 V< , 55%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100 .;.*126% >,4 *126v~ *126
5% noncumulative preferred—100 r *126% ?•— *;
*'126%.. —X ., *126%
Victor Chemical Works common— -5
32% 33% , ^-, <32% > 33
" *32%
3%% preferred
*—,
.100 ,.-:>91%. 93
>*91% 93
*91%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par C,
36% 37% /, < , 36% - 37%
*36%
6% div partic preferred——100
125
-.125
•
126
126% iv- *125
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—lO* * "44% 44%
, • 437/8
44%
43%
$5 preferred
100
115 - 115
115
115
*115%
< (4.04 dividend preferred.,
—100
*99% 100% 4
*98 * 100
*99
• (4.20 dividend preferred
100
*105
107,a •
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107 .
*105 '.:
$4.12 divid preferred—
—100
*102% 103%
- 103 • , 103
J *102%
Virginian Ry Co common
26
',.,56% 56% ,.ps 56%. 56% •
56%
6% preferred ——
——25. >32%i 33%
' 32% .33
32%
Visking Corp (The) new—5
39 .
39
38%
39
38'A
Vulcan Detlnning Co common.—10V.
20% , 21%'J. .» / 21%' 21% , ' 21%
7% . preferred
'
—1-20
*29% 30
'••,. .'-*29%
30 / *29%
„
9
2
20
23
12
6
130
128
34%
' 92-/4
38%
25
—
preferred
Utah Power & Light
8 •/» Jan 24
,•
19
preferred—No par
4 %%
48% Mar 22
17% Jan
3
36% Mar 21
.
128
Feb 20
29% Jan 26
90% Jan 26
34
Feb 9
122 ; Mar 7
38% Jan 10
113% Jan
9
: 99 ' Jan 12
104
Jan
4
101% Jan 31
46% Jan 11
31% Feb
6
94
12
11
87% Sep
52% Feb
18%
169 %
168
68%
No par
Co common
preferred
,58%
59%
58%,
164
Wall Paper Inc common
Universal
Mar 20
81
58%
163%
convertible
8%
Xll5%
59
*67%
.
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
24
29% Mar 12
27
49% Feb 28
47% Apr 28
19% Mar 7
Jan
4
39% Feb 11
Jan
8
10% Apr . 4
Mar 15-r 65% July 21
Oct-14- 133% Jan 24
Jun 13
133% Jan 21
Nov
1
37% Jan
3
35Vb Oct
Mar 23
Feb
50
16%
:
preferred
Universal-Cyclops 8teel Corp
33% Mar 21
Feb 21
77
28
91
55
6
159% Jan
-
Salos far
•
•4
*89
91
*89
92
116
100
convertible
4 %
9
Mar
167
■»s
•_
I
23
.
26%
9'A
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70
116
67 %
Stockyards Corp
United
24
3
t,
:it
"
30
29
46%
46
*90
59%
66 %
noncumulative preferred
$6
:
11
2% Jan
9
Jan
32
Mar 23
99
Feb 16
41% Feb
51% Dec
23
41% Mar 14
3
20
.
4
18„
Feb
9
'
Friday
27
*8%
9%
*68
70
46%
92
!
169'A
United Stores (4.20 noncu
9
10% Jan
10
Feb
1% Jan
3
May
170
27
159 % Dec
9% Feb
'
113
*90
113
168%
preferred
United
45%
100
Steel Corp common
7%
13% Mar 22
*68%
Min com—50
Smelting Ref &
7%
preferred
U 8 Tobacco
69%
<
69%
58%
preferred
1st
8
8
10
38
8
3
Aug 16
26
May 26
16
Feb
3
95
14-
3% Jan
'
Mar
22
.
26%
29%
28%
5
common
noncum
1%
16
12% Feb
14% Apr 21
.
U
20
36% Jan
2
100% Jun
i
Mar 20
Jan
19% Jan
1
18% Mar
9
Mar
60
169
Mar 21
U
Mar 16
69
51% Jan 23
162
168% Nov 14
19 •/« Aug 24
38% Aug
3
156% Mar 14
17% Jan
56
8%
1
Feo
29%
45%
44%
100
100
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
D 8 Rubber Co
9%
29%
29
10
1 .>.'
Co
cara
*8%
29'/a
9Vb
Mar
27 VB
25%
*8%
*8%
10
5
Foundry Co
Praying
25%
24%
25
24%
"
.;
Thursday
,
Mar. 21
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
1
common
preferred
3%%
Mar 14
Jan
1
40% May 10
8
Mar 23
60
170
Monday, March 26, 1956
'
HIGH 8ALK PRICKS
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
.
U 8 Plywood Corp common
2
1*4
18
61
90% Mar
4
23
166% Jan
23
11
U
Jan
Co
U S Pipe &
0
Jan
■
65% Jan
18
45% Oct
Jan
49% Jan 23
86.
101
9
23
157 % Jan
4% %
49% Mar 23
9
Lines
8
24
30% Mar 23
70
Mar 13
68
20
Sep
9 % Feb
11
23% Jan
37% Feb
12
•
53% Dec
39% Mar 14
9
3
Sep
93% Sep
Jan
8% Jan
U
27 % Mar 21
11
16
8ep
75 V» Mar
6
84 % Mar 21
35
22% Jan
17
14
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
/
-
LOW AND
1>
.
•
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Sinee Jan. 1
8 Vb Jan
19
1
STOCKS
Range tor Frevioos
Lowwk
Chronicle
-<•
-
■
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Year 1955
•
"29%
'
10
w
'
15% Dec
3
7% Jan
6
15
100
va
Jan
33 *
29
Mar 20
75
14
69% Feb
14
12% Jan
30
15% Mar 12
4
17% Mar 12
Oct
4
101 % Jan
14
28
Feb
106
.
19% Mar 16
Mar 22
Ward Industries Corp,
11
Wardell. Corp
24
Warner
5
13% Jun
3
11% Feb
14
12 '/a Jan
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
27
23% Feb
Bros
Pictures
"'40% Feb
30
;
'
9
42
38%-Mar
1
42% July
80
3*
2
36
Jan
25% Feb
9
30
9
'
22
7
Apr
21% Mar
13% Jan
6
18 % Nov
10
2% Jan
0
4% Feb
17
Petroleum
Corp^
Mar
18%
v
~
*73%-
:
"15% 4
16% -17
.
I.
74%
..•••
15 VB
15%
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20%
18 Vb
12
11%
20%,
;
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21
40% v-;
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77
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,
45
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77
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38%
38%
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,
32
7.7
39
37%
27%
37 Va
28
'
26
\.
26%
22%
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18'A
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18%
3%
3i»A
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38%
28 »/b
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28%
26 %
26
26
1,300
,
.
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22 %
22 Vb
22%
1,800
18%
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18%
'
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3%
3%
4
40% Sep
50% Dec
30
50 % Dec
6
Jan
3
51
25% Apr.,:4
20%- Feb
16.'
•'
28% Sep 12
6
Jan
20
30
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25% Jari
3
V
29 'A Sep
25% Jan
10
22% Jan
Oil
h.4.8%-
Feb 23?
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43
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9
.
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&
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Indies
West
23
.
.}■
com—2.50
Kentucky Coal Co
Sugar Corp
9
■
23 % Mar 14
1
43% Mar
15
113
Apr
7
101% Feb
15
106'
Apr
27
103
Jan
4
105
09 % Feb
4
105 %Jun
10
102
Jan
3
105
24% Jan
19
Jan
31
49
105 % Dec
19
110
16% Jan
6
27 Vb Apr
29
Dec
-
35
.
46'% Jan
9
42% Jan
Sep 14
9-
■
14
9
31% Oct
25
28
Jatt
102
Jan
12
Jun
13
104
30
Jan
6
56
Mar 21
20 Vb Feb
62%
9
12
Western Air Lines Inc
37
Jan
25
105% Feb
23
.
110%
110%
*105
106
*105
106
105
105
Western Auto Supply
4.80 %• preferred
105
*58%
60
53%
106
*
1
62
_
J up
29
56% Aug
47
.80% Apr 21
73% Jan
9 !
13
17 *•'
68% Feb
,
26
Feb
63
«
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,
i Jan. 30;
...
6
4%
:
25% Jan
•
53 % Oct
5
i27
15
83% Feb
28
19% Feb
9
,
32% Feb
6
98 % Aug
;;
28% Jun
Sep 26
15
29.
130
98
July 29
Jan
130
Western
5j
67%
•.<,.
Feb. 17
99% Jan
,
i130
4.
,
17
Feb
32%
32%
106'
*105
107'
32%
21
65%
1
:V
'
98
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98%
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29
10,300
110
220
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20
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58 Va
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r *127
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11
53
3
104
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27
Oct
46
5
r
Aug
:
Jan
20
31% Sep
13
25% Jan 23
82 ;
Nov
16
6
29% Oct
13
28% Jan
6
Mar 14
51l/2Sep
2
36'A Feb
102 »A July 25
99 Va Feb
Sep 27
27
Jan
!
9
,
80 % Feb
$5
conv
common
10
prior preference—No par
18
♦78%
95
7% Mar 30
..
h
22% Jan
12
'
6
July .28
28% Dec 30
"22% Jan
6
37
10% Jan
6
15% Dec
75
-
Jan
5
:
9% Mar 18
Sep
23
16
30'
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68 »A
6^y2'
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5
77
Feb
28''
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•
30
140
Jun
3
35%. Dee
,
36 % Aug 18
148 % Jan 13
14
21% Jan
23
24% Sep
23
43
-
Feb
32% Jan,140 V2 Jan
9
22
Nov 23
Jan
Feb
"
*
45% May 12
"
52% JUIy 20
"47% Jari
43% Oct
11
59 % Mar 30
41 VB Jan
92% Jan
7
100% May 18
159
86
Oct
11
Mar 22
9%NQV 15
212% Apr
103% July
12
>
5l
,92,
159%
7
F«b -17
91
v
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9 "
Wilcox
Wilson
Wilson-Jones
Wlnri-Dlxie
4
19
48
Oct
Nov
3
23
10
23% Oct 25
67 % Jan
6
14
Jan
6
80
Jan
18
71
an
Jan
5
Feb
,8
,
9
4
.
.-
i
0
61% Feb
.
•142%
36%
.
jfi
'5-
.■
187'A
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143
39 VB
16
82
36%
'
.
*-
50%
50
.
96
96%
9%
9Va
9%
70
23%
54%
69%
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*
49%
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16.
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50% ;
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51
:
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49%
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9%
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16%
,
.
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24%
>
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36 V2
<
36%
497/b
1
,.,
49%
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,
507/b
,
.
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6,900
'2,900
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97 V.
97
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50
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9%
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69 V*
24
23%
24
54
53%'
54
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.
7,200
i
23%
•
1,16,900
."
93%
♦93
93%
4,600
3,200
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69
9%
60
'
50%'' 51%
187%
189
97
9o%
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•
24%
36 V2
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200
,
-
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145:
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1
,
34% ' 35
,
Yale
9
.
A*
3,000
9%
.
6
13
52
Mar 20
55'A Jan
24
Jan
19
31% Mar 12
8
104% Mar 21
Nov 25
20
Jan
16
24% Mar 23
142% Dec 27
120
Feb
13
141% Jan
&
Towne
Co
York
Mfg
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
28
1
50
5
Spring & Wire
Youngsto™ Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
Nopar
Young
(LlA)
3* " Zenith Radio Corp_
.No par
"
69'A
23%
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29%
97%
24
-
132%
29%
98%
24%
134%
52
70
23%
53
69
23 h
52%
130%
132%
29%
23
29% 29%98Vb 103%
23% 24'A
69%
29%
*
24/b
24
53
>
132
69%
.
4,100
8,800
30
30%
30%
102%
100 %
24
24%
24'A
24%
1,200
2,900
18,100
5,900
133
•
.
a
■
101
136%
134%
135%
'4,600
*53
134%
30%
102
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ex-aiviaend.
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changed from
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-
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-
23%
93
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93
■
16%
3,800
;.
16
23 Vb
^
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200
82
<
310
.
> 16,300
,
.
190
•
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82
>
36
<
t
28%
16%
24%
1
15%
5,400
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.
39% ,"40%
A
.
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144%
36%
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•
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82 -•<
34% : 35
:«
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v
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23 VB : 23%
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•
.
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11%
,39%
16%
16%
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50»/2
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97..v
10
•
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145
<24VB
-
190
,
■
36%
92% '.93%.
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,
'■•'
51%
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93%
12
28%
,
;i5%
>
23%
•
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•
36%
51
187'A
23
-
34%
24%
36%
50%
v,
*28
40%
15%
167/s
•
24
'24
'
Corp common
r,
;
51%
24% Jan
61% Jan
83% Feb
'145% '
23%
49%
9
32% Apr 26
108 V. Sep 23
22
17
-
•
35%
99%
.
11
Feb
Iron .po__—
•
23%
35
51%
70% Mar 16
15
27 Vi Jan
23
Corp—10:
39%
•
'
17
23 %
Worthlngton
99%.'Mar 24
Jan 15
10% Jan
*
-11%
82
23%
*143
12 VB
«•
-
; 1,100
>44'A
99% '
28% >-28 %
82
17%
Woolworth (F W) Co——
189
-98% Mar
Service
15%-
*
-
.35%
17%
•
100 '•
Public
41%-
15%
*81
99%
17,600
800
30%
44%
99 v*
99%
;
35%
t
10
-10
10
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100.
.:
Prior pfd 4%%~ conv series_100r
Wrlgley. (Wm) Jr (Del)
Nopar
Wyandotte Worsted Co.
Woodward
27
' 52% Mar 15
>
i
July
Wisconsin
* 3 ""' 50% Mar 15'
Jlar 25*
5
1
preferred
6%
Mar 22.
10-t^^67/8 Feb
Inc—
28%
41
82
44-
11%
12
-23%
10 *
Cb
Stores
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
20;
24% Mar 22
23
♦80
No par
44%
;*30%
-
/> 490
v-
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30%
'■
16,100
),•
n
28 Vb
44 Va
30%
_.300
,
53%
.*
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70
r
-■
T
100
J
i
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-
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;|
V
I :
204,500
,
98
/
100
27%
v
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...
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..
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r?
52%
.
^ ,♦
28"
44 Vb
.'
287/b
,
41%
41%
-U5%'! 15%
No par *
preferred
17% Mar 5
145
9
$4.25
•
25% Jan
i/if-r
52% Jan
.
29
*28%
5
Co_
'
1 Mar 16
37%Feb
19
Oil
& Co Inc common
"
.
4
42% W*®* 13
^ '* Mar
82
:.
27% Aug 31
Mar 14
•
'
100
53%
100
32%
61 y2.
'98
.
*
..
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29,300
68%
,
32
*
98%
'*
-
21%
.
21 y8
> i
i
32»A
'74
67 Y*
<
<90
14,000
1,900
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73%
;
■■
21*% <" "•*
27%
4. \
1,600
•
,
105
-60y2
•
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100
78%
32%
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-
60%
30% v30%
}
'
44%-
11%
11%
-11%
common—1''
20 1
,
V
27%
78%
•30%
*99%
100
100
27%
78%
•
44 y8
44%'
43%
-100
;
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
16'A Mar 13
■'<
"
preferred
White
29% Mar 14
t
"
18% Mar 21
5
12% Mar 12
78%
; 30%
" 30%
30 V2
1*
Motor Co common
5%%
101% Jan
„
12% Jan 23
15
Dec
Jan
27
30 Vb Jan
9
86
:
White
43% Mar 16
1
.26% Feb
Mar 10
17
•
9
;
28%
28
.
•
60
5,300
1
105
52%
•
J
100
*99%
'
.
79
'
34% Jan
v
100
:
>
28%
"28
Whirlpool-Seeger
54
99%
100%
54
52%
53 y2
53%
99%
"
.
Corp common
5
i
4 %% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
t
15
31% Jan
•
.
52%
Wheeling Steel Corp
Jan 24
^'28% Feb 23
;103
78% Mar 21
77
s
,
Mar 20
54
;.
99% Mar 16
2
4,200
22%
,'32%
32%
50
''
106
22 ya
'.
22%
'
''"'96% Jan
'
103'A
'■?
'
32%
'
63
64'a i65%
99
*98%
,
.
32
32%
32%
65%
64%
3.80%; preferred series B—
100 "
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—100
20%
.V,T2,800
,
108%
6
V 66%
-^0%
32 5
5
63 j {
'»•'1 '**98
67%
„66
.
21%
X21
33 lA
.«•
67%.
67 V«
,
72
72
72'A
■ 72%
'■
59%
58%
58%
57%
•/'
.
21%
21 VB
2.50 "
Westlnghouse Air Brake
1C
Westinghouse Electric common^l?%
65% Mar 20
19.1
Union Telegraph
"
;
67%
,
'
:
-
6.
33% Mar
23
:56% Feb- 16
103% Mar 18
May 23
Jan
22% Mar
14
!
73
72%
v
.
,
r;20
53VaJ
22%
'
Maryland Ry com„Nopar
noncum 2nd preferred.^
100 *
Western .Pacific RR conimon_No par
/
.
105
22%
22 V2
32%
*32 VB
*105
,
58% -58%
Western
Mar 23
:70%. Jan
,
107
*
22%
53%
,
105
106 V2
■K; *105'A
'33
32%
54
53%
53%
22%
*105
100
60
1,500
1,200
21'A
20%
29
*102%
103%;,
*58%*•
,
'
106
-
"22%
Co common_10
.1
61% Mar 23
•
>
60
60
,
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105 %
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;
700
52%
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*
110%
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*103 % 104%
110%
'
9
Dec
35 Vs
28%'
28 %
*110
*103 >A
53
28%
36,%,; 37%
j.
'
110
preferred series C
:_100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper common
8
4 Va %
preferred
t
100
23% Mar 13
14
37
29
110
4.10%
Mar 12
Jan
108
18
Apr 25
102
105
27
Jan
i.V
100
pfd
series B
preferred
28%
^
1
40
•>,' *39%
•20% ;.20%,'j'il
100
4%%
Power
Penn
4.20 %
2
54% Mar
30
Jun
25% Jun
Mar
West
35%.
28%
?5%
28%
35 VB
5
*52%
*594/0
50'A*
2i%i3.cA,;IU
21%", 'fiHaVt
4.,
West Penn Electric Co_
13
112 VB Jan
108% Mar 23
107% Jun
-70
1
Mar 20
29
•***
KO
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V ^g^:*i40»'ti
40'A
40%
*5IV2
53
; *21%
1
-
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•'
40%
40
i'.*51%
,—50
u.±.
5,300
3%
3%
■jr
33% Apr
1,300
2,500
29,600
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3%
r
4
3%
3%
3%
39%
VB
-
28
26
22%
*18 VB
,r
18%
*18
39 VB
16,500
33,800
80
37%
.'
28
•-
26"-
26%'
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23
22%
Co_;
Welbilt Corp
28
•
22 'A
26
45%
40%
77%
"
"
*26
"
9
*
•
'37%'
•'37%
~
37%.
27%
>
38%'
,38%;"
;
38%
'
1,700
•
,
8.500
45
39%
Vb'
'75%
■:
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•
32
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37%
S
it
45 %
44 VB
>>.38
39%
38'A
'
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38%
.
44%
39'A
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44%
44%
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-
.
1,400
11%
20%'
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,
18%
20%
-•
20%;
20%
;
3.100
:
18 Va,
-18
12
1,000
"11,000
■A
15%
102
101%
12
I8V2
•
11%
*
12
4,900
17 VB
<16%
,
102 7/b
102%
800
74%.
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-■
17 U>
>16%;
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15 VB
■
-
18%
■
20 %
'39%
37%
No par
-Wayne Pump Co
9
3
*.'■74
'•
,
32
74
.
"
20%
44%
"
•
,
Co
.31%
14%
31%
31%
1.400
r
14'A
143/B
32% i-
85
•83%
,
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44% i
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3
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3
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66% Apr 27
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5519.Tk$ Commercial and Financial Chranicle
Number
Volume 183
The
italic
letters
In
the
'
'Interest
headed
column
Period" indicate in each
"the month when the bonds mature.
case
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
Hirhest
Lowest
108.23 Jan
10
108.28 Jan
4
101.10 Oct
EXCHANGE
Highest
4
1978-1983
1995
1956-1959
1961
1958-1963
1960-1965
—1956-1958
Dec 15 1958
1961
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
■
1963-1968
—....June 1964-1969 1
Dec 1964-1969
1965-1970
1966-1971
June 1967-1972
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Feb
100.4
100.4
1
1
Feb
Mar. 20
Low
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
*104.20
Low
High
104.24
PRICES
Thursday
Mar. 21
Low
High
Friday
Mar. 22
Low
High
*104.24
104.26
*104.22
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 19
NEW YORK STOCK
10
101.10 Oct
Monday
HIGH
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
104.23
♦104.18
Sales for
Mar. 23
Iligh
Low
104.22
the Week
High
*104.14
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104.20
—
*
*99.24
99.26
♦99.27
9 h 29
*99.28
93.30
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100.15
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94.29 Sep
8
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95.14 Mar
—-Nov 15 1960
*96.21
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24
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17
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-
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-
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96
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96
2s
1—due Feb 15 1962
;
108
dealings,
been admitted to Stock Exchange
not as yet
FOR
ENDED MARCH
WEEK
a
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23
Week's Range
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Jan. 1
NO.
Low
■
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High
Brazil
.
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New York SJock
66
101 Vi
*
103 %
-
Last
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BONDS
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Sold
:
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Sale Price
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York Stock Exchange
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3Vis series No. 28
-
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15
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120
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1959
Issue—
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101
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1957
due Feb
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1961.
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1943
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1981
of '27
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extended-to
1953
I
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Jan-July
Mexican Irrigation—
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—
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„'
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7s
6Vis 1954
bonds 1978
small
67
65%
65
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8A4Vis
■
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1964_—
1965
(Colombia)
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15
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A
12
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-
*
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June-Dec
1954
extended
loan
65%
Jan-July
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27
-Jan-July
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
f A6s let mtge 8 series 1S53
*116
Jan-July
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(Imperial Govt)—
Japanese
13
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of)-—
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1952
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1962
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13 *
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21
93
85
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92
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150'/a
•
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98
♦
65%
65
of)
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93
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85
18%
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104
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88
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93
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1958-——June-Dec
1—
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1958__:
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19
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II
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1947
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18
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82
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of)
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April-Oct
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19%
17
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Heidelberg (City of) ext 7J/2s 1950
Helslngfors (City) external 6!is I960.
30-year gtd ext
18%
18
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external
(Prov
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;
secured
90
M«y-Nov
1962—
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122
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—
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B
Africa
Taiwan
126%
.
loan)—
1965
1964
1968
paid
series
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75
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&
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(interest
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§A6%s 1st mtge s 1 1952
t*
8Vis due 1952 extended to 1962
•
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64%
75%
9
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external dollar loan
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1972
due
1930
96
63 Vi
78
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International
Govt
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1956
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reduced to 2'fa) 2012——
April-Oct
A 8s
100
1930—
of
1924
bonds
5Vis loan
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95%
64 Vi
1953 due 1963—Jan-July
1980
(extl loan
>
,
1953 issue—
1972
loan
5s
German
81%
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issue
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dollar
158%
79%
80
Jan. 1
No.
>110
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Jan-July
1999
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—
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Bold
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
1936
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1969
1972
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f
-16%
Jan-July
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A
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f A 8s external 1950—:
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1936
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New York Stock Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Price
.
RANGE
,
or
EXCHANGE BOND
FOR
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RECORD
23
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1
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or
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Jan.
No.
1
Low
High
Canadian Pacific Ry—
1965
"103% 104
Mar-Sept
& Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
(J I)
Co 3%s debs 1978
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
3%s debentures 1976
June-Dec
Ohio 4s
Cllnchfield &
Carolina
Carthage
v
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Corp
(1947 issue)
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&
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&
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mtge
ser
H 1982
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;
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1981
*
3'As ser G
1st
.
ref
&
1984
3%s> ser J
series
3%s
convertible
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121%
102%
1963
debentures
(Bait)
27/aS
1981——
U
ref
M
1st
ref
—June-Dec
:_June-Dec
Jan-July
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Feb-Aup
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debentures
1976,
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debentures
1979_
1978
debentures
•
9.%
93
94%
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debs
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13
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96
25
95%
1975
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3%s subord conv debs 1980
Continental Can
Continental
Crane Co
Oil
3vss
3y4s
3s
s
debs
debs
f debs
Crucible Steel Co of Am
Cuba
Northern
a 1st
Cuba
1965
98%
.2
98
98%
18
112
112%
April-Oct
*—
101%
May-Nov
1984—
1st mtge
95%
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1976
1977
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99
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„
14
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37
29
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AImp & equip 4s 1970
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&
ref
4s
footnotes
ser
ser
see
A
B
30
1970
Jan-July
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1970
1970
page
31.
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1999
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3%s debentures 1958
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tHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957——Feb-Aug
A Adjusted Income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
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104
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1970
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series A
series B 1978
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1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
89
80 %
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98
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100%
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96
102%
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100% 101%
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2%s 1970—Mar-Sept
first 4%s
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175:;
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series G
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109%
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—
'
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1990
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2000
Jan-July
1982
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2010——Jan-July
1961—__Jan-July
ctfs A
Feb
Feb
5s series A July 2015
Hackensack Water first mtge
105%
—
*167'/s
—
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30%
28%
;
3
25
28%
2
97
154
99%
*—
Mobile & Ohio RR—
98%
98%
99
95%
123%
140
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95%
April
1980
May-No?
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-No?
First mortgage 3s 1978
—April-Oct
3s
debentures
1969
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
I
—June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
—May-Nov
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1982—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983-—
1st
96 %
*—
99
*100%
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044,.
*
Aprll-Ocf
first mtge 27/8s
Power
mortgage 3%s series
Gulf
194%
,
mortgage
General mtge inc
96%
94%
*134
100'/2
'; *.
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conv
3%s series N
O
General mortgage 2%s series P
General mortgage 2%s series Q
General mortgage 2%s series R
AGreen Bay & West debentures
A Debenture certificates B
101% "104%
1
102%
88
88
5
760
Northern
General
104%
•
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General
103%
101V2 101 %
95%
94%
—Mar-Sepf
—Mar-Sept
1979
& Utilities Corp—
debentures 1969
subord debs 1009
Ry Co—
General 5s series C 1973General 4%s series
D 1976
100% -103%
*100% 101
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Union
3%s
69
102
90%
95%
80%
105
*
19C0
income
conv
Great
99%
98 Va
102%
102%
94
-Jan-July
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—Jan-July
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Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1958
3.30s debs 1980
Good Hope Steel & Iron Works—
5 A 7s s f mortgage 1945
—April-Ocf
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Grace (W R> & Co 3%s conv 6ub deb '76-May-No?
100 V2
98%
Acceptance
1976
Corp—
debentures
General
96%
4
(stpd as to payment
2001.—.
in U 8 dollars)
Consumers
debentures
A 4s
92%
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
*
debentures
General Realty
94
92
ser
1961
r.
v
2%s debentures 1964,
1
3s
debentures -1969—1
3%s debentures 1972—:
3%s debentures 1975
General Motors Corp 3'As debs
—
mtge s f 2%s ser X 1986
Natural Gas 2%s 1968
ser
94%
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4s
3%s
16
92%
"
dtbt adj ser C 1968.:,
Poods Corp 3%s debs
3s
99 %
92 y2
"I,
9S%
97%
92
93%
B 1968_,
debt adj
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—Jan-July
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1st
98
-
91%
92%
«
1981-Feb-Aup
—May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
_Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
1985——
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
1st ref M 2%s ser T 1976
3s
104%
100%
6
1977-ApriI-Oct
Jan-July »
June-Dec
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h
,
3s series
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•
99
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41
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100
160
99%
-
—Apr-Oct
1975
(Germany)—„»
1945—
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99
103%
98 y2
*32
debentures
4%s
96%
9
,17
98 y2
93%
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debentures
convertible
3%s
5 A 7s
154%
96%
*1-2 Va
D 1972—May-Noo
First and refund mt?p 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
and refunding
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13$
May-No?
1961
1977
General. Electric Co
100% 101%
12
98%
98%
debs
*
^<102% 104%
—
101%
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80%
2
147% 152
1972
debentures
debentures
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99'%
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82%
10
c
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96
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82
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;•
-
100% 102
3s
Jan-July
May-Nov
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June-Dec
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Jan-July
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s 1982
May-Nov
99
9.9 Vt
—
141%
94
100%
85
80%
mtge
75
98 ya
*„
100
100 y8
—,
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consol
87 y8
73%
U
,
84%
6
74%
_Feb-Aug
June-Dec
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April-Oct
mortgage 3%s 1983
3%s 1984
3'A
95%
'<
86
85
73%
137
17
102% 102%
,»
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April-Oct
— Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
1977
171%
105
101%
*82
^^Jan-July
1982
Firestone Tire & Rubber
—
84%
debts
94
103%
95%
"95'A
101
1995—.-June-Dec
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93
84%
gold 4s
94 Va
102%
/
98
100%
117
73%
Co—
j
3s series L 1977
3s series N 1978—
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
2 %s s f debentures
1999
——
27/as s f debentures 2001
subordinated
103%
139% 140 %
Mar-Sept
--May-Nov
I
100'A
91
103 %
94%
;
—
117
lien
first
1980
103%
101%
56
102 Va 103
94%
Mack
&
139%
Feb-Aug
1969—
ref 3 Vis- series O
04
171%
3%s series F 1990—Jan-July
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Jan-July
A 5s income debs Jan
1, 2020
Apr-Oct
Ghio Division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sepf
96ya
98
98 %
91%
June-Dec
1958-
General Mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015
April
First consol mortgage 3'As series E 1964_April-Ocf
4
102%
96
98
10
Erie Railroad Co—
96%
—
15
91%
*—
lgSB-May-Noc
1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3Vis 1970
Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965,—April-Oct
5s
stamped 1965
;—April-Oct
107%
94%
96
—June-Dec
mortgage
debs
conv
&
First
*102%
99 %
91%
East Tenn Va & Georgia div first 5s
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s
100%
105%
105% 106
1977_,Jan-JuZy
mortgage
First
102 V4
98
May-Noo
1976-—
1st mortgage
102
98
99%
"
81
.99%
Edison
First
101%
♦1017/e 103%
99
-Mar-Sept
1980
1st mortgage 3'As 1982—
,
1975--—,——,,,Feb-Aup
1977,,—-——April-Oct
Jan-July
•
3%s debentures ser E. 1980—;
r_„Mar-Sept
3%s subord conv debs 1964-——
,May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970—May-Sepf
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
May-Nov
Commonwealth
K
Co 2%s
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
.....
series C.
103
102
83%
80
9j%
;
103%
82
80%
82
B
series
3%s
convertible debentures
1st
101 Va
—.
debentures
103%
101
series I 1982—May-Sept
2%s
Duquesne Light
'
3%s debentures
refund
2%s ser J 1985
3s
„
102
Electric
3Va8 debs series D 1979
103
102
.--June-Dec
May-No?
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35a debentures 1961
May-ZVoo
.
3s
103% 103 %
-
—Jan-July
1970
H
Second gold 4s 1995
74
73
—
:
and
series
3s
Gen
7>A
99
99
91 :
trust 4s 1993_May-Nou
99%
9i% 99%
Lluminating 3s 1970—Jan-juZy
-wrii * *98%
7 :
First mortgage 3s 1982-——1—
.-—June-Dec
•—
92%'
r'First mortgage 2%s 1985—
Mar-Sept
''*104% 104%
First mortgage 3%s 1986—,r—.
—June-Dec
■ • *97% iocr
First mortgage 3s 1949-,,',,*,,2
May-Nov '■Vr v101 %
ioi101%
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—Aprit-Oct
rl55%rl57%;
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1966——June-Dec
Columbia Gas System Inc—
J
*98%
99%
3s debentures seriss A 1975
June-Dec
'
;
-Jan-July;
-
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
7-1%
67%
St Louis Division first .coll
Cleveland
84 Va
97%
Lake—
ref mtge
Detroit
84%
72 'A
"100
—June-Dec
wav-w-™
April
&
-Gen
101%
Ry—
General gold 4s 1993
—-—
General 5s series B 1993—
Refunding and impt 4%s series E
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s
100%
*80ya
1966—June-Dec
1961—,-June-Dec
Chic & St Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
89 V8
78
96
June-Dec
(4%%
Gen
3s
"80
71
102
1977———Jan-July
f debs
s
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures
City Investing Co 4s debentures
77%
*92%
—Jan-July
--Mar-Sept
—
1970
debentures
3%s
37
57
mortgage
,
4s
=78%
78
73
57
2%s 1978
—Jan-July
Cincinnati. Union Terminal—
•
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—-Feb-Aug
First mortgage 23/4S series G 1974,—L—Feb-Aup
O T T Financial Corp 2%s 1959
—April-Oct
First
74%
84%
.
4%s ser A 1982——May-Nov
1st mtge 2%s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
mtge
trust
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
10
66
84%
66
.
„-.Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
1963
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
75%
*100% 103y4
Jan-July
1994
2%s-4'As
Union Station— <'
First mortgage 3%s series F
First mortgage 2%s series G
Chicago
?
...
71%
1999—April
88
...84%
»
*
„
—
23/4S-4V4S 1994,Jan-July
First and refunding mtge
Income
.
3s series B
First mortgage
*81
Mar-Sepf
;
,
Gen & ref 2%-s ser N 1984
1983—
—Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
/
:-r
(
1st mtge 2Vis ser A 1980———J
Jan-July
;
4Vis income debs 1995
.Mar-Sept
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry-r-.
*
89%
89%
May-No?
May-No?
2010
Interest)
Salt
&
General
124%
11;
96%
95
75%
i
& North Western Ry—'
Second mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1
Chicago
98
April-Oof
mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
1%
90 Va
71%
90
*„
*.73%
95.
„
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994 — L
Jan-July
General mortgage 4 Vis Inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044-—April
*
5s inc debs ser A Jan l 2055
Mar-Sept
92%
...
(3% fixed1
contingent interest) 1993
,1%
Income mortgage series A
Denver
103%
•76%
1
82
95
95
May-No?
May 1 2042
Income
101
101
93%
April
April
101%
79%
First mortgage series A
!
3 Vis
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage es inc series A Jan 1983
*
98
82%
'
mtgg & coll tr 3%s 1985
Denver & R'o Grande Western RR—
-
.
103%
*98
*81
.—May
1st
9j%
10
95%
98
101
Div
1993
coll trust 2%s 1980
coll tr 3%s 1984
,1st mtge &
103 %
£6%
,
97
100
101%
"9
mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-July
v
"HT/2
101
First
110%
100%
100% 100%
100%.
,
4-6s
12
101
102%
1973—May-No?
-
103
.103
-104% 105
102%
103
series C
95%
Co-r-
RR
Western
&
5s
Pennsylvania Division—
•
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
123 %
124% 124%
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
—May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988—
Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4 Vis Jan 1 2038April
<
99
122%
—
M
mortgage due
trust
98
*—
102
Mhrris & Essex division
101%
93%
12'
_
mortgage
1^0%
.
101
99
"123 V'e
.
-
First
—.
93
«
'
101
—
"100%.
Mar-Sept
Retuna and impt M 3V28 series D 1996—May -Nov
h
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series E 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dee \
R & A div first consul, gold 43 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated go.d 4s 1989—
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR— '
General 4s 1958
.Mar-Sept
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985__Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990—
Feb-Aug .
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc. conv 5s 1997—,
April
General
refund
1963
Western
&
Lackawanna
and
Collateral
"191
1968——Feb-Aug
1965—i—Jan-July
series B
3%s
mortgage
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry— c '
Lackawbnna
York
First
98%
96%
v
New
97%
Jan-July
extended
4s
93 3A
98%
May-No?
1977
Hudson
&
24
100
*—
—ApriZ-Oct
1966
2%s. debentures
Co
debentures
Delaware
r
Central
■*.
&
3%s
Delaware
series A 1995
_Jan-July
4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
1 2020-—May
Jan-July
York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
New
13
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct *
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series A 1978
June-Dec
First mortgage 3y4s 1982
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 7 984
Mar-Sept
Dayton Union Ry 3y*j series B 1965,
June-Dec
„
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan
Central RR Co of N J 3'As 1987
Central
95%
••
*—
4s
mortgage
AGen
91%
1/
96'A. 96%
9o%
A Gen mortgage
>
73 ya
91 Va
91%
Ftb-Auy
I960-
72%
—
91%
91%
„—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1950—___—Feb-Aup
Case
42
105% 106 V4
105%
Jan-July
(perpetual)
consol debenture
4%
100
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGEBOND RECORD
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BONDS
latere**
New York Stock Exchange
Period
.!
Last
or
AV
^
Sale Price
Bid A Asked
Range Sinee
Sold
Jan.
*101% 104
3%s
f
s
Illinois
lAHseder Steel
Jan-July
Jan -July
Feb-Aug
Ry 4s series A 1970
Terminal
1948
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2'/2s series C
6s
Corp
101%
97%
New
101%
96%
13
101 »/4
.99%
99
~
100%
A First
York
New
167
series I 1982
Mar-Sept
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s cpnv subord debs 1977——„_Jan-July
Inter Rye Central America 1st 5s B 1972—May-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s f debentures series A 1977
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s
101%
*99'/a 100
99
99%
i
Jamestown
C^ar
Franklin &
1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
100
—
3%s debs
Joy Manufacturing
\
'
98%
10C'%
94
103
*90
Kansas
103
24
*95%
_ApriZ-Oct
1976——June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
1st
mortgage 23/4s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3'/4s series C 1984
103
164
83 y4
174
April-Ocf
98
April-Oct
103%
103% 103%
59
82 '/4
29
96%
99
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
100%
95%
j'
77
95%
*__
98
95%
~
59
64 y4
98
99%
Series A 4s
99%
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4s
D
*
Y
85%
92
86%
92
74
75
67
74%
95%
96%
6
95%
92%
92%
9
91%
interest
Lockheed
3.75s
Aircraft
subord
lALombard
1980
debentures
Electric
series
7s
.*
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville Si Nashville RR—
Sc. refund
mtge
second
mtge
1st
mtge
3 Vas
3%s
74
79
24
79 %
349
""
100%
■
1st mtge
111
1
102 >/4
—
'
'
M
■
'V '
'
Central
RR
5'/#s
1978_i
98%
debs
103%
> 90
3%s
mortgage 3%s 1969
sinking fund debentures
Minn
St
Saulte
Ste
lien
5s
RR—
series
A
*
'
.
5
102%
-
1st
t
*•
series
B
Jan
1
1990—i
|
1st mtge
4Vis
series
C
Jan
1
-
97%
4
104%
-
'
■i
103
>
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'f
10
68
96%
87%
16
:
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90
64%
6
92%
98 y2
93
r.
99%
93%
-
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j
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Gen mtge income 43/4s
i
5s income
debentures
ser
ser
Jan
A Jan
B Jan
1
'■
1
92%
u.
•
907/a
2029_i—
1
"70%
2030
66%
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v—
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3s
92
L
'
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debentures
r
.
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3s
3$
series
B
1986—
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65
99
I
66%
92
yey4
90
95%
697/a
76%
801
66
June-Dec
3l/2s
conv
1980
1,641
'62
L.'
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r.
-
debentures
,
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May-ZVop
4%s
aeries
B
1961
Map-Nov
1982.*
April-Ocf
3s debentures 1974
-Mar-Sept
99
65
85
101
99
100 %
110
110%
~
For footnotes
see
page
31.
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'
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.
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110
106
3
118
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189
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1974
3s
1975
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debentures
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3.Vas
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series
Y
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98
10
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94%
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99%
y
99%
94%
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99%,
4'/4s
1968
series
105
:
r_,
mortgage 4y4s
series
—-June-Dec
104
19
104
106% 106%
37
106 Va
107% 108
14
107y4a110%;
1Q1
——ApriZ-Oct
D. 1981„
mortgage 3y»s
•
106%
107%
1965————i—June-Dec
A
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Jan-July
101.
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101%
28
101"
>101
1984
105
101%
28
85%
2
85%
series F
*98'/2 100
,
General"5s
series
B
1974:_—:
—
100% 100%
General gold 4y2s series C 1977-j.—Jan-July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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June-Dec
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r,
May-Noo
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—May-Not)
First & refunding 2%s 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1978—LI
:
Feb-Aug
First St refunding 3y4s 1982,
—Jan-July
1st & ref mtge ;3%s 1983
1——June-Dec
1st
&
ref
mtge
3y»s 1985
—,-^.April-Oct
i,
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FeZ>-Aug
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—
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,
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104
84%
86
,
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1991^—1,—:
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1985—Jan-July
J960-,—ApriZ-Oct
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980-,—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR.Co—
102
99%
102%
15
-
♦101% 103%
:——April-Ocf
1987—
April-Ocf
1978—L--L— -Mar-Sept;
1983
Mar-Sepf
General
101%
99%
103
40
97%.' 97%
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97%
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.
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'
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1984——June-Dec
1987-^
debentures
2%s
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100/ 100
W-1984——_—June-Dec
series
Pennsylvania RR— ; i;./ UV."
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89%
28
I
93%
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100
93
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3'/aS series
M
refunding
ref
'debenture's
68%
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/ 97%
25
~
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1979:
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
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.n
//
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96
28
10
98%
93
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/
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97 y8
98'/a
2
90
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110%
103
—April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1975
.
General
101
95 y8
102 y8
94%
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AIncome 4s April 1990--—
*__
99%
98%
98%
'
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»
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3s
[Z
2
3
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Map-Nov
June-Dec
;
1979
debs
Electric
&
3V2s
v,
i
April-Oct
England Tel Si Tel Co—
23/4s
2%s 1980—
debentures
71%
.-
90
*__
97%
95 Va
95%
1974_Feb-Aug
—
:
mortgage
debentures
debentures
4
June-Dec
1976
:
1978
2%s
/'3%s
...
■
—
1970—June-Dec
1970
debentures
Co
i
•-1'-
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs 1974
National Steel Corp 1st 3'/as 1982
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
New
-
101
J< i
2%s
90
r
-
Dairr Products 23/4s debs
National Tea
73%
97%
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N
debentures
3y.s
66
_Map-Nov
Chattanooga & St Louis—
mortgage
National
first
mortgage
Pacific Tel
,
/.
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Edison
1st
94
-i
607
71%
99
98
48
94%
98%
-
V
1st
82% -.85y*
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1112
77%
73%-
—June-Dec
1978
.
mortgage
2%s 1975
3s
subord
conv
1st
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87
'
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93%
97%,
debentures 1958—Map-Nov
Morris & Essex first gtd 3%s 2000—
Mountain States Tel Si Tel 2%s 1986
03%
v"
90
d69%
62%' 68%
62%
Mohawk Si Malone first gtd 4s 1991,
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&
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6
13
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; First & refunding 3s series J 1970———June-Dec
First & ^funding 3s series K 1971,.
-—June-Dec ...iOO ;
First & refunding 3s series L 1974——June-Dec
;,97Ve
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First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First Sc Refunding 27/8s series Q 1980/,—June-Dec C: 95%
'
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First &: refunding 3s series S 1983—^
June-Dec
98
First &> refunding 27/aS series T 1976——June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
'
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69%
61%
3
100
100
.
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96%
•
88%
68
.
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101% 101%
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101
100
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v
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102 y2
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__
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821/2',
95%
95%
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,122 %
100->4
933/8
8
99%
——
'
146%
100%
94%
' '
94%
'
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119
w
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'
171
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"
99%
93%
107%
146
105%
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'
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90 y8
257
119
105
1958.
5s
4s Income series A Jan 1981
RR
146%
138
June-Dec
1969
debentures
gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Co— >
*
E
gold
98 y2
96
105% 105%
__
881/4
1053/4
105%
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4s-guaranteed 2361——Jan-July <V70Me
4s registered
2361
^—
Jan-July.
69
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser . A 1969— April-Oct
—
1st mortgage 6%s series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
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5s income debentures 1984-.
May
West
.
'
May-Nov
2013—
April
first
86%
105%
16
87%
10.43/4
103% 104
02%
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104% 105 y8
■
—
:
1985-—April-Ocf
2%s
96%
95
96
87
__
97%
:
93%
105% 106
105
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debs
ASpokane Internal
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,
not
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101%
97 y4
115 %
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■
.
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89 y4
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1983^——.
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debentures
u
vl l43
'97%
10
98'/»
123% 125
-
'
94%
1063/4
963/8
3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 25/eS series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s l967__Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974May-Noo
West Penn Power 43'/as series I 1966
Jan-July
94%
107%
14;
90%1
119
7
125
^Mar-Sept
1986——Jan-July
v First'mortgage 2%$ series F 1996_—i— Jan-July
V
I, '" First mortgage..2V4s scries-'.G-'-1961——Jan-July
!•:.
Southern Ry first: cbnsol gold 5s -1994—Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A 1056
—April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956-^l-ApriI"Oct
>.
Devel and general 6y2S series A 1956——April-Oct
Memphis -Div 'first gold. 5s 1996-*—,—-Jan-July
New Of leans. !fc Northeastern RR—,
Mortgage 2?/«s
v First
.
118%.
Jan-July
—Jan-July
June-Dec
J
—May-Nov
-———May-Nov
—;
1981-^—u.'—^
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Southern Pacific RR Co—- V
;<*
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.
;
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92%
105%
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Gold
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5
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.
127.
—
98
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158
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140
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—
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■
142%
1976
'
5s 1963
?%e
debentures
2%s debentures
<
—'
■
94%
98%
93«/4'
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.
100%
97
87Va
income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
1
First mortgage 3y4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3y»s 1976—May-Nov
"7/b
7_
-June-Dec
April-Oof
Southern Bell Telephone Ac Telegraph Co—
Bocany-Vacuum
<r
■
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*94% -'
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June-Dec
!-•
,
Wabash RR
Mar-Sept
1977
314 s conv 1983—
.—--Jan- July
2 y4s debentures .1965—.——Jan-July
Oil
1
362
^
97
114% 115%
refund mtge
Gen mtge
Sinclair Oil Corp
Bkelly
*101%
*■
114'/4
May-Nov
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fASiemens & Halske 6yas:1951—•—_Mar-Sepf
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100
Power
First consolidated
107
105%
107%
*
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'
?
95%
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95
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conv
Gen
1974
„
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►100
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Oil
2'/2s debentures 1971
--April-Oct
:■
Wit*'
89%
88
94
•93
C'9%
—April-Ocf
& Sons 2M2S 1966
debentures
3s
103%
—
•96
-
23/4s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept;
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First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979— June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2Vis ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
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1st & ref mtge 3V4s ser J 1982
April-Ocf
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—_Jan-July
•94
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f debentures
s
103
April-Oct
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<r
1989
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:
103
96
9o
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.
1976
debentures
155
-Mar-Sep
4
'•
33
ICO
99
96
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—
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150
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%
831/4
26%
•II
1973
*.
—"
♦94
May
p-':
RR
-
-April-Ocf
-
debentures
148
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Line
95%
731/a
95
•99
Feb-Aug
147%
•—
Air
"96%
134
.100
95
LMay-Now
j6%s debs series A 1947
175%
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Jan-July
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■
98%
102% 1041/2
29%
Jan-July
Jan-July
•154% 155
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Pan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth fir.it cons gold 4s l£68_June-Dec
—
99V4
135%
82%
Mar-Sept
1
6V2S sinking fund mtge series C 1951
3y4s assented series C 1951—.
May-ZVoc
certificates
bdnd
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97%
96
135
283%
May-Nov
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100
Ry Co—
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■'f
95
102
81%
„
Mar-Sept
155
Mar-Sept
series A 1997
4Vu& ser
B 1980—
95
100%
983/4
•—
81%
29
June-Dec
1970
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3'/4s assented series A 1951
155
114%
113
1
23
—
—June-Dec
147%
155
98a/4
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—
155
155
Mar-Sepf
1996_Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
1st gold 5s
inc
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95
•97%
19714—May-Nov
1980
1977
debs
Rubber
3%s
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May-Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1969
1996
6s
Bt Louis-San Francisco
,
117
95
100% 101%
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
First and
Adirond'k
•113
19
Gas
33/4S
86
•150
1977—Mar-Sepf
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&
99
'
Virginia Electric &
Lawrence
94Va
99
104% 104%
1975-
Vandalia RR consol
Bt
94
V
General mortgage 4%s series D
General mortgage 3V«s series J
*■'
96%
93%
1985— Jan-JuZy
E
ser
3%s 1982_-
United Steel
May-Noo'
6s 1955
Electric Corp—
92V4
95
,
2
Corp 23/4s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3y2S
1972
117%
81%
86
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Jan-July
.
&
99
135 y4 135%
debs 1961
tr 2%s
debentures
United
98
96
—
115% 117 y*
ney2
Jan-July
-
;
1946
104%
99
101
i
27/8s debentures 1976Feb-Aug
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Union Tank Car 4y4s s f debs 1973—
April-Oct
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Rheinelbe Union—
3'/4s
96%
104%
HigM
99
'
and coll trust 2%s 1975_Aprii-Oct
Union Pacific RR—
1st
7s sinking fund mortgage 1946
94Vi
•96
impt 33/4s I960—June-Dec
1968—:
debs
conv
33/8s
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
,
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
T
!
5 ADirect mtge 6s 1952
SAConsol mtge 6s 1953
3%s
of Missouri 3%s
mtge & coll
1st mtge
963/4
102 v*
„
debentures
1st
3s
•—
*i02%
_Apr-Ocf
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
40
June-Dec
Union Oil of California 23/4s debs
♦„
June-Dec
1983—Aprll-Oct
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3%s debentures 1975_
953/4
u
♦136
2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
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and
55
99
102 ya 102 ya
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
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1st
M
100
First mortgage
58%
May-Nov
and
3%s
90
"Low
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Union Electric Co
First and refunding mortgage 3!/4s 1968—Jan-July,
•
27
«
3%s series B 1970—April-Oct
series C 1090—ApriZ-Oct.
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s
*
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
gold 5s 2000
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
94
■:
•
1963—
91%
No.
►104%
'
—
M 3%s
Pacific
'
Public
Jan. 1
90
95%
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June-Dec,
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960—-Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
104%
1043/4
108
—June-Dec
First general 4V2S series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 23/4s 1970
-
and
A
General
—
•—;
series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
First and
,
102
Texas
Feb-Aug-
and impt M 4s
Texas Corp 3s debentures .1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
93
Ry—
1962
Range Sine*
Sold
Hioh
T
Refund
110
90%
•100
Mar-Sept
1974—
Bonds
Friday's
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
107
Texas
Ashtabula
B
series C
or
Bid A Asked
90%
(N J)
106%
108 y8
Jan-July
April-Oct
1984
3%e series A
Bale Frlee
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2 Vis debentures 1974
;
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
—Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp. 27/8s debentures 1966
J&n-July
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
:
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May-NotJ
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
*
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
99
100%
May -Nov
Coal 3%6 1965
debs 1967
96%
105% 105%
-—June-Dec
1964
32
..
♦105*/2 107
5s series B 1975-——April-Oct
3%s series E 1975^
April-Oct
General mortgage
Plttsb Coke & Chem
Week's Range
High
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Consolidated
*
*
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
1
Low
—
.
.
Jan.
No,
101
"
•90
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic 6s St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—MayrNov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
•
V
23
Range Since
Sold
Hiph
97%
97%
•
ENDRD MARCH
Friday
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2V4s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
PillSDUry Mills Inc -3%s s I debs 1972—.June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
WEEK
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Period
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In the following extensive list
-
March
t
we
AND
a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
furnish
19, 1956, and ending Friday, March 23.
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
\
RANGE
.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Bale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co
^
•"
Week's
Low
Low
6%
6%
6%
900
6%
30%
100
28%
Jan
1
9%
8%
9%
.4,400
8
Jan
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
1
3%
3
3%
2,300
3
Mar
Ainsworth
5
II
r9
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1,100
1
13%
11%
13%
14.100
3
67/b
6VB
•
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Associates Inc
Way Industries Inc
Alrfleets
Inc
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(N J)—
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±
footnotes
see
page
35.
Jan
x8
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7
25%
1,300
.
.
600
8% Jan
9:
•
v
Jan
6%;'Mar
V 23 y* .Feb
7%
Petroleums
AJax
Feb
Alabama
9% Mar
3%
Alabama
Jan
Power 4.20%
—
preferred-
Airlines Inc-
8 Va
Jan
Alaska
10 %
.
Jan
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares—
Ail American Engineering Ca
13% Mar
>'■7%
Jan
25Vs Mar
Alleghany
Corp
J
.
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Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
warrants———
.—2
..
%
2,400
%
Feb
35%
353
36 V4
3,800
33V2
Feb
168
-100
102
40.
169%
103
.
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6%
.42%
.,
-
100
1,100
200
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5
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1
■1
High
Low
High
—50
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Shares
U
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V
Week's
Last
Sale Price
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Jan
week beginning Monday,; ' ';.:
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"
STOCKS
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Alabama Great
Southern
31
t.
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High
Jan
30%
Air
'
'
•
23
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiyh
303/4
Air
MARCH
■
1
Aero
v.
year.
ENDED
Friday
Bhares
10
Inc.
WEEK
lor Week
Alloys.
Hat Stores
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
common-
Adams
I
RECORD
YEARLY
8%
3,200
6%
6%
13,400
162
Mar
•
Jan
169% Mar
Jan
102
II Jan
37%
103%
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
44%
Jan
7s/a Mar
9%
Jan
5% Mar
40
5
Jan
_
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The Commercial and-Financial ChronicleA
Monday, March 26, lS5g
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Imrlcss Stock Exchange
Fsr
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
Alles A Fisher common.
4%
4%
1
Friday
4 %
2,000
5'/a
l
Ambrook Industries Inc
6
I V*
1A
2/a
9,000
4% Mar
6 V*
Jan
C'anbu Maturai Gas Jji-a vtc
10% Feb
13 %
Jan
Canso Oil Producers
14%
16
1,600
37%
38
1,100
pfd
conv
American Beverage common
98
600
98%
25% I 26
11% 13%
11.900
24 Va
11% Mar
10 y# Mar
1%
2
1
+
Jan
33%
3,700
30%
1,400
25 V* Feb
27% Jan.
27%
200
47%. Mar
40,600
8»/4 Feb
500
37 ys Jan
41
Feb
14% Feb
36y4 Jan
11%
40
15%
16%
3,500
4%
14%
300
4% Feb
13%
3,000
13% Mar
J6'/4
21%
22
200
19% Mar
22 "
33
pfd—2|
16%
American
Seal-Kap common
2
.American Thread 5% preferred———»
American Tractor Corp
—...21s
American Writing Paper common—.!
4%
13%
3
3y»
3A
ft
14
13%
14
14%
Feb
2{i Jan
Feb
Jan
Charis
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
34
18%
31
10%
9%
•
40%
37%
10%
40%
—.2.50
X21%
x21%
22%
20*A
40% Mar
2,700
24
Jan
4%
Fisheries—.
non-cum
2%
1%
4%
51%
20%
11%
4%
4%
4%
51
19%
10%
4%
Jan
Feb
Feb
18
Feb
4% Mar
4»/a Feb
4% Jan
9
800
9%
Jan
Feb
10%
10%
10%
16%
600
3'/a Mar
5% Feb
6,000
26y«Mar
400
19% Jan
9
Feb
2,500
2% Jan
10
Class
5%
5%
300
5% Jan
16%
16%
16%
500
15% Mar
25s/s Feb
:
21%
23%
4,300
20j/4
Jan
50%
22%
50%
600
49%
Jan
51% Mar
Jan
19 y«
r-8 ya.
.
6%
500
.
46%
40.
102
8%
2%
2,600
2%
8% Mar
19,400
6%
35 V*
50
36
40%
41%
42%
9 y« Mar
Jan
Jail
36y2 Mar
27%
Jan
34% Jan
15,000
14%
15-
22
23
19%
19%
7%
3,300
-7%
15%
15%
16%
1,800
•26%
26%
26%.
13
25% Mar
8 V*
Jan
Feb
13% Feb
16% Mar
22
600
23 Va Jan
Feb
Curtis Lighting
13%
45% Mar
.
Jan
■
; 15% Mar
Jan
Feb
7V4 Jan
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7% Jan
Feb
16% Mar
18
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100
Jan
2,100
23%
121/4
13%
22%
Jan
24%
9ya
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300
8%
.10%
20%
10%
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300
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28
24% Feb
4% Mar,
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Feb
Feb
10% Mar
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Mar
23
17% Jan
,
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%
700
6
8Ve
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v
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4
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4
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29
Mar
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34%
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34% Mar
28% Jan
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•
24
24%
200
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2
Feb
6
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8,400
5%
Feb
25%
9,500
—
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9%
Jan
26%
26%
8% Jan
21
Jan
27%
4,700
14%
13%
14 y8
4,600
12% Feb
14% Mar
355/a
37%
37%'Jan
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13 V*
5,600
4,900
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13
11% Feb
13% Mar
11
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12%; Jan
10% Feb
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4% Mar
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3,800
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4
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1^00
6
6J/4
2'/a
15,600
44 %
100
2
44%
43%
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41
17
17% Mar
Mar
%
1.7
12% Mar
12 V*
12%
700
11%
20%
200
19% Jan
7%
7%
503
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5%
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77%
81%
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5,800
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,
14% Jan
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20%
1
17
Jan
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44% Mar
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17
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'
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7%
Jan
16
7Vs
Jan
Mar
Mar
21
8% Jan
Jan
4% Feb
5%
Jan
66 y»
Jan
82
Mar
6%
Feb
8
Feb
'
9%
900
IV*
Feb
10% Mar
19%
20%
2,200
17%
Jan
21%
28
—_i
28
27
Jan
30% Jan
9
1
*
19%
-_9
partie—*
..——.296
3
17%
15 Va
2%
1,300
16%
17%
50
3,900
3%
15
15%
•
2.50
13%
Feb
,2%
% Mar
19
Jan
17% Jan
75
351,000
11
5,500
jail
3
Mar
18 y» Mar
Jan
copifton
.—^.9
u
.
14»/4
.
3%
4%
7 14
14%
21.
vtc''L^i__
-%C
^25'a
1
ri%
-
to
1
13% Jan'
389,900
,
2% Mar
Feb
7»/4 Jan
9%
:
9
"9%
200
9% Mar
5%
4
(Mo)_
51 Vi Mar
Jan;
1% Feb
7
2.50
common
,5 Va, Mar
16Va, Jan
44r
*50o
'
Inc
Jan
6
~~
1*"""
16%
common—
27% Mar
5%
300
5
'
12 V*
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
19% Mar
16% Mar
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc.
-1
19%
19
19%
1,700
Davenport -Hosiery. Mills.—.
.2,90
14%
14%
14 3%
775
14 Vt Mar
16%
Jan
8y4
800
7% Mar
8%
Jan
Davidson Brothers Inc
-1
-10c
Day Minea Inc.
Dayton Rubber ,Co class A—
Dejay Stores common.
1%
A%
6
.900'
21
—
..•lft
16
A——
1{2 Jan
33%
Jan
26% Mar
5»/4
300
6
15%.. 15%
15
5%
4%
33 ya
•:
5 %'
■
34%
1%'
2
3
25o
Feb
3,500
33%
6
4% Mar
7.00J
27 V*
1,600
!
Feb
.16 % Jan
3% Mar
2% Jan
44,000,
3
29% Xvlar
155
Jan
300
3%
3»/4
6% Mar
Feb
25% Feb
1,100
148
—
Products^.—
Feb
40'
—100
Manufacturing..;
1
Foundry—
1
Mfg Co——1
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
1
29%
29
■
3,700
1}|
36
36
-39
Dennison Mfg class A common
8% debenture
Detroit Steel
8
8
Jan
34% Mar
*2f 'Mar
Feb
lft Jan
Distillers Co Ltd.—
American dep rets ord reg.
-8s 8d
Diversey (The) Corp.
Dome
—1
J.50
Exploration Ltd.
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.
Dominion Steel de Coal ord stock-—-*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—*
503
16%
165/a
403
7%
16%
8%
6,200
15%
13%
1,400
7.50
—
$2 preferred
1
4%
34%
300
38%
39%
1,700
26
26 V*
12
12%
Duke Power Co
DuMont
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
36 V* Jan
4%
2,835
4%
34%
4%
39%
8%
Jan
Jan
5% 'Jan
31V* Jan.
^35% Jan
42%'Feb
36% Jan
'
••
Zi
26 y«.
12'/«
£3
AO
——„
8%
48
8%
27y4- Jan
^
10,303
Jan
14 V*
Jan
62y2llar
28%
1,300
Feb
♦34yi Mar
;, *".'
(Allen B) Laboratories^——
Jan
11%
44
800
62%
34 V*
,
3?%
.»•
..
24
2,403
6,001
-
Driver Harris Co
■*'15% Mar
8y# Feb
.
*
.10
Mar
*
34%
13%
32.50
Douglas oil Company...
;
Brewery Ltd—j——
Dragon Cement Co Inc—
Draper Corp; common;
Drilling & Exporation Co.
kar
Mar
23
12%
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common—•
Dorr-Oliver Inc
8%
r23
Feb-
17% Jan;
12% Jan
800
13 Vu
.
23
1
5% Jan
6,800
19%
143/4
1VA Mar
Feb
15
20
•22j/4
3% Jan
2% Mar
'i''
*
Feb
8
Jan
'
/10 / 'Jan
.
5%
;"3•5%
,8%
'8%
American
dep rets: ord reg——10*
Duraloy (The) Co—————1
Durham Hosiery class B< common—*
Dura Test Corp common—.
Rights .—'X
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.
Dynamics Corp of America.
3 A,
803
9%
.4%
200'
<#¥4' Jan
Jan
'
22
22%
1/64
1/64
48%
50%
7%
8
Feb
8,100
''24
51
3,570
7%
19%'Mar
1/64 Mar
55,353
56%
9%
■7%! Jail
1,403
22
'>3% Jan
2% Mar
'
-5%'
•
Vi
900'
-
-*
Feb
' -Jan
Va Mar
Mar
8% Mar
:7% Jan
Jan
26%
•
*
.3,900
5% Mar
27%
27%
8%
4%
-36%
■
9
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd— ;
1%
5%
Jan
8%
1.50
"A"
Manufacturing Co
W C Liquidating Corp
Common
in
J
Jan
5%
8%
-
-
"%
Dow
4% Jan
.
10%
Jan
"
20V2 Mar
17% Feb
119,000
5
1
1,600
1,600
9 V» Mar
4%
(ord reg)—£1
Curtis
C
10% Feb
9%
4%
-
common
Detroit Gasket &
700
13"
23%
13
.Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
—lOo
California Electric Power..———•
37Vi
Jan
6% Jan
9y8
.
Drug Co common
Detroit Gray Iron
Detroit Hardware
1,000
•
3s 6d
Ltd partie pfd—10
Crown Cork Internat'l
Crown
3% Jan
90,700
21%
■19 V*
28
For footnotes see page 35.
33ya Mar
4%
'
39% Mar
19,600
.
I**
•
■Canadian petroiina
8% Jan
9%
-
.
common.;
.36% Jan
200
39%
14%
12%c
—
dep receipts
2% Mar
9
.2.50
Canadian Dredge 6c Dock uo Ltd——*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
.10c
Canadian Marconi
1
Feb
2% Mar
-
20%
-
1,300
f
22%
.
5%
Jan
Jan
8
6% Mar
26,600
10
common
16%
22%
58% Mar
2% Jan
Jan
6%
_•
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
300
1,600
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
6% Mar
18,100
8Va
6r
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner 6c Co
!
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)—
Jan
47
102
Feb
8Va Mar
it..
Canadian Canners Ltd
American
Creole Petroleum
Cuban-Venezuelan
9%
36
1
—
34 y4
15%
16%"
2
Mar
6% Jan
10%
4% Jan
200
25%
8
5
Jan
9Vb Jan
44%
44,100
23%
...
—.—
Cuban Atlantic; sugar
8%
50c
'Canada Cement Co Ltd common
6 %%
preference
19% Mar
23% Mar
"Jan
6y. Jan
700
2%
6%
34
8
—IOc
common-
Cuban Tobacco
26 Va Mar
1
A
Reynolds
Jan
6%
39%
—
4%
2%
25%
•
Si preferred class A...
Jan
6% Feb
4s/s Jan
800
2%
£1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Corroon &
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
8%
*'
Canada Bread Co Ltd
■
6%
100 "A Jan
800
8%
Feb
40% Mar
5,900
-£1
Camden Fire Insurance...
Fej
4
1,000
4%
6Va
Jan
16y4. Jan
400
10
57%
1
17%
1,300
4,000
6%
55%
—•
614 Jan
4,500
7%
1
5
Feb
% Jan
•
non-voting
B
6% Feb
100*
6%.
'-7.%
7% Jan
_i__50
Jan
Jan
3,200
1
Crystal Oil 6c Land Co
6%
^4
_
79%
2a V*
19'A
~2%
4—i
New $142 preferred .j,
—
Cuban American Oil Co—iLiir.—
Jan
8Vs Mar
*
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Calvan Consol Oil 6c Gas Co
75% Feb
23
23%
10
57
-1.29
10% Mar
7% Jan
common
900
300
4,000
2,700
%
6%
Jan
2% Mar
15% Jan
8%
Engineering—1
11%
8%.
;.V .,,C'
rt
fC 6c C Super Cbrp! (new)——_10o
.
Inc.
Jan
Burma Mines Ltd—
Cable Electric Products
Lines
Aviation 6c
Feb
6 A Mar
^Calgary 6r Edmonton Corp Ltd
Mar
Jan
1%
400
79
*4%'
5
1
10%
•
|Byrd Oil Corporation common
| 6%- convertible class A—!
Mair
*-
13% Jan
6,600
25
%
■
6%
__50c
x9%
8
2.50
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P) 6c Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
46
18%
22%.
1
Utilities
100
7%
.——10
.
16
Mar
22%
19%,
'
lOo
900
102
Company common....——1
-60c convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
a—
•
Jan
10s
Company common.
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan common
7% preferred
;
*
Electric
6,800
42%
46%
•
F
Mar
43
9% Jan
10%
6%
7%
20o
Brack Mills Ltd class B
'
9
,
19%
6%
,
16
10
2
78%
/
%.
_50o
9%
Xll% xll.%.
8
—
Mar
100
14%
24
25
.10
18%
18%
10%
•
•
—
1{|
14%
-78%
*
—
—1
16 V*
10s
Brown Forman Distillers..—
4%- cumulative preferred.
2
14%
1
Coro Inc
Mar
10
3% Feb
5% Mar
17% Jan
3
2%
Corp common—
Bridgeport Gas Co..——...
—•
Brtllo Manufacturing Co common—.*
British American Oil Co..
British American Tobacco—
:
2 A Mar
9% Jan
6% Jan
13,100
Breeze
8
Jan
1%
—
B
16,209
26%
5%%. prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
..——5
Bourjois inc
l
Brown Rubble Co common.
Bruce (EL) 'Co common
1A
120
2A
Jan
"5%
Black Starr 6c Gorham class A.
Blauner's common..
Brown
Mar
10
6%
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting..
9Va Mar
7
24%
9%
.1
—
90
Jan
6 % Mar
•
Cornucopia Gold Mines
5%
.1
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common..,
Jan
9%
300
lOo
Corp
Electrodynamics Corp
Continental
3% Jan
26 Ye
Beau-Brummell Ties common———_I
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
9%
1%
50o
Amer dep rets ord bearer...
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Mar
93%
Jan
6%
1
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp*
Continental Commercial Corp
Continental Uranium Inc
16% Mar
7'% Feb
9
50c
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp
——1
Bellanca Aircraft common
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common.
.25
Belock Instrument Corp.......
.500
f
Diesel
Continental Air
Jan
11 % Mar
15 y> Jan
3,500
3%
3%
American shares
Barcelona Tr Light 6c Power Ltd—.*
Barium Steel Corp
1
Basic Refractories Inc..———-1
Basin Oil Company
..20o
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light 6c Pwr ord
Id
46
£3
150
300
1956
Consolidated Gas
Banco de los Andes—
Bohack (H C) Co common..—.
27% Mar
79
6%
1965
Consol
Mar
44
8% Jan
14,700
16
3%
B
5%.Mdr
11% Mar
6%
Consolidated Mining 6c Smelt Ltd——*
Consolidated Royalty Oili
___10
Jan
16%
15% Mar
37
to
to
Consol
11% Mar
3% Feb
200
16%
Blumenthal 18) 6c Co common,
Jan
140
10
Id
Jan
9%
7% Mar
_4
Connelly Containers Inc
.21% Mar
9% Feb
7,700
44
44
Mar
ext
Vtc ext
51% Mar
13,100
1,700
100
9%
9%
44
Class A.
—
83
4%
26% Jan
5% Jan
—9
lo
■Community Puhlic Service
Bailey 6c Selburn Oil & Gas—
common
75
5,000
———
5 ye
107
Feb
1% Jan
14,400
16
16
9%
Baldwin Rubber common.
Baldwin Securities Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
2 00
leo
Mar
7%
Cook Paint 6c Varnish Co—
Bearings Inc
13,000
,
.
4% Mar
7
Co
3%
43%
700
11
1
—
5%
11%
27%
46
-,
Farm
Mar
102
1,400
20%
...——le
,
3% Jan
10
Colonial Sand 6c Stone Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
B
Bickford's Inc
Aluminum Products
Vtc
preferred—1
*
Banff Oil Ltd
4 *,500
10
7%
—
Colonial Airlines
1% Jan
310
104
1%
1%
Ayshlre collieries Corp common—3
.
Co
Jan
4
16
•46
7Va Mar
19
-
Mar
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Automatic Voting Machine...
Axe Science 6c Electronic
2
1
2% Mar
3,500
9,200
41/4
2%
4
102
—1
Automatic Steel Products Inc—
'
jfCo
% Jan
5% Mar
6ya Mar.
4%
9%
10
—
9%
8% Feb
Mar
1x2%
16% Jan
8
80
Equipment Co,——
V
Colon Development ordinary
30s
Industries-
2%'
Corp common
Cockshutt
Jaa
143
2.50
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
10% Mar
Jan
21
...
—
108% Mar
33% Jan
Jan
33,100
10
93% X95
Manufacturing Co——1
Clary Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co...
9
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Clinchfield Coal' Corp common.
20
Club
Mar
10% Feb
% Feb
5y. Jan
600
5%
10o
AO
.
Jan
12%
123
6,800
11 y«
83
Clarostat
34% Jan
107% Jan
6% Feb
26,200
14,200
—100
of America
Clark Controlier
Jan
110
Jan
l8]/4 Jan
10o
Atlantic Coast Line Co ————•
Atlas Corp warrants—.
——
Atlas Plywood Corp ...
%
Non-voting
9,700
8,000
19%
(ex $43 arrear dlv paid on
1 '53 & $41 on Dec 22 '53)—*
Atlantic Coast
210
34%
19%
33%
■
31**
>2
9% Jan
100
.
27%
Mining—..
City Auto Stamping Co_—........
13% Mar
4»A Feb
10% Feb
,
8% Feb
104% Mar
'
104% 107%
104%
American dep rets reg
£1
Associated Food Stores Inc.
.1
Associate Laundries of America.—„ -I
Associated Tel 6c Tel—
July
800
5%
7%
4%
5y4-
Chief Consolidated
Jan
4
800
9%
—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
CI A
4%
9%
§
Armour 6c Co warrants
Electric
4
9%
|
Arkansas Power 6c Light—
4.72% preferred
Associate
4
Mar
IIV4 Jan
200
18%
18
^11%
Charter Oil Co Ltd
15% Jan
10% Jan
12,100
13%
12%
12%
5'/*
.6%
*6%.
18
f
4%
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc..,
Chicago Rivet & Machine.—
,
—
29
"
*
—
——
14'A Jan
13
4,400
jl00
110% PNeb
preference $1.50 series.
Chambcrlin Co
Mar
3% Jan
13%
200
14
.Anchor Post Products
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
—4.70
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
t
"A" shares
2.40
Angostura»Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co—
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
3,800;
it
9
Central Power 6c Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common——..
Century Investors Ine—
;
Convertible preference
4% Jan
Jan
2\b Mar
'
1
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
Jan
8% Jan
7% Mar
5%
4,300
13,500
6%
6%
6%
|
20o
Corporation
Conv
16% Jan
7% Feb
3
—
Amurex Oil Company class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
75
1%
2A Feb
•
Central Illinois Secur Corp.....
11% Mar
10
4 JO
iVs Jan
'
31% Mar
Jan
39%
10%
1
-*
10
2s 6d
10
29 V%
30%
12
9%
Central Explorers Ltd—
33% Mar
29%
27%
33
-29%
11%
141% 143
_•
Cenco
31
jioajr
4,yuj
7,400
»
Casco Products common
Mar
64'/a Feb
6*
9%
-
•
Castle (A M) 6c Co
Catalln Corp of American
2
Jan
4,300
3% Mar
5% Mar
11%
'
pfd.
2% Jan
4,200
31%
8
gh
19,100
l'A
2-ia
31%
2»A
.19.50
American dep rets B ord
Carter < J W) Co common.
38% Feb
l»/4 Feb
% Feb
61
American Laundry Machine——20
American Manufacturing Co com—21
Co
1%
2
.
21
American Hard Rubber Co.
Feb
8y»
1
Carreras Ltd—
13%
■
1
common—
Power & Light $5
Carolina
26% Feb
Jan
Jan
30% Jan
1%
.
1
100
—
Mar
98% Feb
96% Jan
1,100
1,100
'98
,
8'/a Mar
-
4
Ltd vtc
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co.
Carey Baxter 6c Kennedy Inc
16% Mar
39
Carnation Co
11
—
American Natural Gas Co 6%
12% Mar
7% Feb
33% Feb
•
I American Bantam Car Co common—1
Incorporated
5%
2,000
13%
AMI
i>*/4
11%
*
—35#
Aluminum Industries common
American Maracaibo
American Meter Co
Canal-Randolph Corp
~5
25%
American Book Co
Jan
11
14%
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing——*
American Air Filter 5%
Jan
12%
at
3%
~4%
preferred..,,...,.,100
$3.75 cumulative
3
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
ll®/.
1
low
Canadian Williston Minerals ———6'
~4%
stock—1
Allied InternatT Investing cap
Shares
Feb
1
-
Allied Products (Mich) common
Aluminum Co of America—
,
Par
for Week
5%
-1
6V»% convertible preferred-.
Allied Control Co Inc
Sales
Range
01 Prices
Jan
—10
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
,
12%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American stock Inksac*
Range Since Jam 1
nigh
LOW
Shares
of Prices
tow
High
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
.23
FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
25 %
21 Va
23
Jan
Feb
,24% Mar
I 2% Mar
6%
26
Jan
Mar
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common,
4%%
Eastern
Malleable
10
.Eastern-States r!ftrp
38%
1
.
25 %
183
23%
Jan
31%
J»n<
11,903
22 y*
Feb
29-Vzd Mar
2:2.
-ia
23 V*
>2A
28V4
28
1.275
135
173
x28%
•
82 % Mar
38 Va Mar
Jan
1,725
Mar
100
17% Jan
v
23 Va Mar
J 53
1.500
%
—I
.6
77%
950
29%.
Jan
*24% Mar
15%
T03
37%
197%
18
X
$0,
.
.212
195
196%
Common shares, 6f beneficial int
Electric Bond & Share common
29
212
$7 preferred series r A.
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
.,7
82
,36%
53,500
82 V
24%
21%
82 y2
aa
<■:
Trnn
$2 preferred ;—i.:
Elder Mines Limited—
24%
1QO
prior pr*f»rrt»ri
21,900
1
% Jaxv
,
,
,
28
Jan
Mar
197% Mar
-
„
18. „Mar
i.J24%. Jan
r\ 5A .Jan
t!29%^Jan
-
YSJume 183
■
Number 5519 -,. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1501)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 23
Friday
STOCKS
s
Last
m
ices
Far
HectroData
Corporation
Blectrographlc Corp common
Electronics Corp ol America
K-Tronlcs
Inc
—1
—1
14,100
600
16%
60
Forge
800.
acquire
600
4%
4%
11%
4,400
1%.
1%
2
4%
4%
*
Jan
5% Jan
8%
Jan
7% Feu
93,600
Feb
8 y» Mar
„.
.ft Mar
;
13
60
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd.——
8%
-
5% Jan
1% Feb,,
~
Jeannette Glass.Co common.
8% Mar
4% -Feb
-
100
124,100
Factor
(Max) & Co class A__.
—1
Palrchlld Camera & Instrument—.—!
%|
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
(D)
;
2ft
6%;
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4,700
;
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r
Jan
'
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,
.
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B
•
.
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131$
131%
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.
25 Vz Mar
9% Mar
28% Jan
•
,
107/aMar
;
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Fort Pitt Brewing Co
4%
£1
...—,—1—1
.
44
7%*
4%-
16,000
8%.
135
•34,800
'
4% Mar
3
Jan
5%
5V+
8,000
Fuller. (Geo A)
15%
15%
15%'
L300
1,300
,
15
29
29%
29%-, 31
•
3%
1
-6% convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
6%
2%
,•
..-2 lA
2%
.
600
..
Feb
100
44%
18%
General Indus Enterprises——
General Plywood Corp common—. .500
a%-
.•
"l%;
...1
(General ^Stores
Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred ——,—.
Gerity Mich Corp.
...
-
107
Tellowknlfe Gold
2%
-1
.1
Mines——
•
5}|
9
Q&cbrist Co
14%
14%
10
28
26%
-1
13%
13%
*.—«
——
Glen Akten Corp..
*
Globe Union Co Inc...:—.—i—
2
Godchaox Sugar class A.——--5
59
■■
i
Inc
•
,
$4.50 prior preferred. ...
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
—1
Goodman. Manufacturing Co._j._j.——50
Gotham Manufacturing commons——4
Graham-Paige Motors 5 % conv pfd—25
1%
74
'
74
,
74
-
27%
36
13%
3%
3%
8
183
Freehold
Gruoil
177% 184
134
136%
St Chemical Co—-1
-1%
-1
—5ic
Oils Ltd—
——
-
-9c
Leases
—1
Grocery-.Stores Products common--—5
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
—*
Griesedteck Company
Mar
-
1% Mar
50
56
600
26
Feb
26%
Feb
6%
Jan
8% Mar
15% Feb
17
Mar
4% Mar
500
1,400
'
Jan
81-
„
-
.
13%
13%
-9%
9Hi¬
ll
16%
•
11.
'16%
..
16%
•
175% Feb
132% Feb
1% Jan
*
4% Jan
i
4,300
53,400
12
1,200
14%
9ft,
11
823
120
;
5%
5%
•
i
*
2
;
Feb
9
10,900
Mar
400
38% Jan
4
21,400
2%
Jan
4
Mar
5%
%
22,000
3'/4 Jan
6
Mar
87,000
13%
14 y4
400
% Jan
13% Mar
% Jan
15% Jan
* 20y2
1,300
19% Jan
200
12% Feb
20% Jan
13% Jan
■
3
Jan
3% Feb
77,400
lft Jan
2% Mar
100
5% Feb
6% Jan
\
6
—
6%
6%
200
5% Jan
6% Mar
5%
5%
13,100
4% Jan
6
Mar
(5% Mar
16%
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
7%
7%
13%
14 y4
2,400
2,400
6% Jan
13% Mar
16% Jan
30
;
8V4 Feb
30%
1,000
27% Jan
30% Mar
13 VB
200
12% Feb
13% Mar
10%
10%
100
10
8%
10%
4%
9%
y4
13
—
Feb
10 Vz Mar
52,100
8% Feb
10% Mar
4%
300
3% Jan
3,700
14%
14 y4
14 7/®
32%
6%
34
—
1
11%
700
7
Jan
5% Mar
15% Mar
30%
Feb
34
-
550
6V2
7
—
100
6%
Mar
7% Jan
7% Jan
5% Mar
.
Jan
54
54
54
93
93
—
-
14%
15%
475
14% Jan
xl5% Mar
•1%
1%
8,400
1% Feb
1% Jan
17
16%
131 Va 136%
5,200
1%
-
133 %
25
46% Jan
75
90
200
,
11
liya-
11%
55
16
Mar
100
Feb
Jan,
Mar
18
Jan
92% Jan
142
Mar
38 V\
41% Mar
10% Mar
4,100
Jan
13% Jan
3V<t
3%
3%
3,800
17 y4
17 Va
17 y4
2,300
17
Jan
18
—
30%
31 y4
800
30
Feb
32
40
40
38.
Mar
40
40
9%
9%
3% Jan
800
3% Feb
Jan
-
Jan
Jan
16%
16%
16%
800
31%
32%
11,300
33%
33%
1
26%
26
26%
1
6
19%
5%
6
8.900
4% Feb
17 VA
20
11% Jan
20
58
53%
58%
62,300
15,600
42% Jan
59% Mar
13%
13%
6
13 Va
13%
Mfg Co———:
—
Ltd————.—1
Mesabi Iron Co—.—.,
...........1
Metal Textile Corp common.,
—25c
Michigan Chemical Corp
.1
Michigan, Plating As Stamping Co
1
Michigan Steel Tube
•—
2.80
Michigan Sugar Co common.—_—1
6V0 preferred—!-—-*
———10
Micromatic Hone Corp.—
1
Middle States Petroleum common^
1
Jan
-
20
5%
7 Va
14 y#
5
Mead Johnson As Co....
Jan
10%. Feb
v
2y®
31%
33 Ve
Menasco
Jan
138
,2
I7/®
6
2
Mays (J W) Inc common——
McDonnell Aircraft Corp —
,
36 y2 Mar
1.189
Jan
.
11... Jan
15% Jan
-1.500
15% Jan
37% Jan
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd..—•
1
8
McKee (A G) St Co coiflmon.
•
Mar
28
.-,
2% - Jan-
13^00
-136%
'1%
5%
Hydraulics
Jan
Feb
Merrill Petroleums
Non-voting common stock—!!——*
7% 1st preferred——————
100
Greer
1
--
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great Sweet Grass
91
23,600
3%
14% Feb
,150
—
Magna Oil Corporation
—50c
Maine Public Service Co,—
,—7
Mangel Stores common.
1
Manischewltz (The B) Co———*
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
—..._£l
Jan
Jan
3,775
16,600
,
M
Mar
78
*
16
•
Jan
.Jan
2-
10
Vf
Jan
3
5%
%
*
Class "B——U—.—...
-10% Jan
53 %
8%
15%
Jan
Mar
29
16%
9% Feb
Mar
19% Mat
r
Feb
2
4,100
'
Lodge & Shipley .gThe) Co—;
—•—1
Longlnes-Wlttnauer Watch Co—
—1
»Louisiana^"Land At Exploration..——1
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
————•
Lynch Corp
—
2
15% Jan
Jan
13% Feb,
Jan
,,
28
33%
'
9%'Mar^
22
36%
■8%
.
f
'59
1%
3%
3
.—
Locke Steel Chain.——
6% Jan
-
-
19% Feb
1% Jan
—.
r
_—_r—1
Groirt Lakes Oil
24
*
41% Jan
1%
Gray Manufacturing Co——ii.——5
Great Amer Industries Inc—,——10c
Varnish
6ft Jan
,7y# Feb
; 14% Mar
Jan
Mar
-
3
990
-
12%
3%
1
.5
Inq
—...--i-I
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
■—l
1
5% cumulative preferred-.—;
—10
Loblaw Groceterias class A——•
108% Mar
800
'
12%
14
12% Jan.
J7% Feb
9,600
20
28 ys Mar
3 V*
Le Tourneau (R G.)
Jan
2y4
4,000
..
,
12%
9
1
—-1
Leonard Refineries Inc
16% Mar
105
Mar
2% Feb
■•>
;3%
-
88
-88
*
•
-
.
<
59
300
1,700
.
2%
14%
LefcourtRealtycommon.—-—-25c
20y4.Feb
/
Jan
42
*
Rapids
2%
2
;
Mar
,38'/®
Lear Inc common...^......—.......50o
7% Feb
21
17/a
58%
v:
-
---5
Class B___—
Grand
100
25
14 V*
Lanston -Monotype -Machine Co.;
.-5
La. Salle Extension University..——.5
,18. "Mar
107-
15,100
1,100
Jan
21% Feb
37%
-
Lam son St Sessions Co. J—10
2%vFeb
,
15»/4 Feb
l%Mar
2,400
5
*
14%.
20%
21
————1
(Adolf)
29
300
10%* 10%
Glenmore Distilleries class B_—_
Qobel
.
'
7,400
"
Jan
22
3,000
3%
7.50
Mar
4% Feb
106
2,300
187/s
2%-
20
3% Feb
Jan
20Vz'
r
15% Mar
105
37%
37/b
5 %.
ft
13%
,
.33%C
—200
—1
Lakey Fotmdry Corp..—;
Lamson Corp cf Delawere—....
48 y2 Mar
*
1,300
2%.,
i.
100
Jan
Feb
,.17%; Jan
.
700
.
6%
9'/a
14%
5%;
■
Gilbert (A C) common-—;———
Gladding McBean & Co
700
'
200
25
18%
2%14%
•
(IB) Rubber -Co—.5
Hotels Corp.^.——..——5
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc—
Lake Shores Mines Ltd.:
Jan
39 Ve Jan
12,900
i 07%
?%
■
.
<2% Mar
,Jan
103 % Mar
•
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1
6,100
*•
16,600
-
-~.28y8
13% 13%
18%
-
—1
—
-17% May
600
.
3%, 3%
1616 y*
1% r-1%'.
3%
..20
nreferred—l
convertible
46%
18%.-18%
44%
2% Feb
Jan
113
1% Jan
-•
■-
cumulative
—
; .6% Jan.
6% Mar
5% Jan
.
,2.
-
6«
American dep rets ord reg—; £1
General Fti-eproofing common—_. .—5
■
32
Feb
-
1,800
2,300
X2y* X2%
X17%X17%'
-23-
—.—>
Jan
"
16
5
1,300
.5%
-
6%
•
General Alloys Go
^
General Builders > Supply Corp com. III*
Jan
110%
100
i*% preferred
Gellman Mfg Qo common—_
General Acceptance Corp, warrants
1% Jan
Feb
5y2 Mar
*5(4
Oatineau Power Co common—
Mar
27
-
5% Jan
1
•
_5
>..2.50
4% Feb
2
;3%
24
27
Kropp (The) Forge Co..
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
8% Mar
3% Feb
-
Knott
600
19,600
20
3%
j-8
Kobacker-Stores
.
6ft Jan
Pox De Luxe Beer Sales Inc——1.25
Co———.——.5
Feb
•*-
17%
1
'
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Jan
138
Feb*
125
25
■;
l£
:
119% Feb"
1,700
132
13LJ 131
—;
•
1% Feb
*
15,100
-
Kleinert
Class A non-voting
.
Mar
Jan
1 Vt
,
pfcU—100
preferred...—..
50
Kingston Products
—._w
1
Kio Oil A Development Co—.,.——1
-Ford Motor of Canada—
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Mar
8
6% Jan
6y« Feb
2% Mar
,2%.
^*.,•4"- <
..50o
1—.100
Klngs County Lighting common
,_L*
4%
2{V
17%
new.—-.—.4
Kennedy's Inc
6% Mar
1%
2ft"
-T'
Corp
Kidde (Walter) Je Co...
Kin.-Ark Oil Company —
IIV*. Jan
10% Jan
■
Jan
2ftMar.
63% Mar
-
4y2 Feb
6,200
10%
55 V»
-
51,200
is^i'ieVa
25%
—__—1
6-J-;
'
,
4
31,300
4%
iy«
"
15o
«te Company——!
Kansas Gas St Electric'4%%
Katz Drug Company
24% Jan
1% Feb
.
1,150
6L*$ 62%."
6%
7%
Jan
,21% Feb
4,300
10,400
1
lOo
—
' K
:
2% Mar
lft Mar.'
17% Feb
.Jan,
7
900
7%
,/2;g"
Flshman (M H) Co Inc—.
.1
Fttssimmons Stores Ltd class A———1
Plying Tiger Line Inc„
7
■
■22^.23%
25c
_-i.__.10
—2.50
—
.
17
Jan
Jan
Kawneer Co (Del—l—
Fargo Oils Ltd——
Fire Association (Phila)..
Firth Sterling Inc..—.
.
7
5% Mar
32% Mar
Feb
45%
10
;
13% Jan
1,800
42% Jan
i
t
11,300
7%
5%
2% Feb
90% Feb
Feb
Jan
'1,300
Eureka Pipe Line common—
17
7%
5%
4%
4%
200
Eureka Corporation Ltd.:—,-tl or ?5o
■Warrants extended to Apr3 1956-—
14%
7%
3%. Jan
til,700
Inc
16%.
5%
Inc
High
2% Jan
88
1
-600
—
900
Irving Air Chute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp.
_10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
14,900
& Steel Corp com.,
1st1 preferred—
Go
24
Low
2%
Ironite
.105% Jan
9% Jan
900
——-10o
common—:
Manufacturing
•
2%
Jan
16
-
2%
Range Since Ian, I
High
Feb
9%
102 y« Feb
convertible- preferred
cum
Ero
13% Jan
Shares
i Low
.
1
;
pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
*
16 % Mar
Feb
6
1,300
Sales
tor Week
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
18% Feb
13%. Jan
37,600
■
Range
Sale Price
.
Par
Investors Royalty
Mar
20
Week's
ef Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
-
High
'
16% Jan
10,400
7%
15%
Erie
13% Jan
17%
—-—5c
|2
Range Since Jan. 1
low
18%'
taery Air Freight Corp
20c
Empire District .Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire Mill work Corp_.
——-—1
Emsco Manufacturing Co.————-5
Equlty-Corp
STOCKS
Sbarea
igh
1
;
Friday
far Week
ge
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
galea
.
11%-Jan
>
Midland Oil Corp $1 cony preferred—*
16%
9% Jan
Jan
16% Mar
32% Feb
700
29% Feb
33% Mar
3,700
25% Mar
29
1,300
16,300
6
300
5% Jan
8%
Jan
6% Feb
9% Jan
15
9%
6
Mar
14% Mar
15
Feb
Mar
(-6% Feb
'
11
11 %
4,600
8%
500
25%
27 V*
5,900
11%
26
11%
1%
8%
,
17% Jan
8% Feb
24'A Jan
11%
7,800
Mar
13
"
1% Jan
Jan '
;
8
15% Jan
Jan
1% Jan
9 V< Jan
27% Mar
12
11% Jan
Jan
'
12% Jan
Mar
12
•■
Midland Steel Products—
3%
Hell Lamp Co.
3%
31%
17 V*
59
rllk
1,200
59
.
4
35
17% Mar
50
..
1%
4,100
4»/8 ;
800
"4%;
4>/a
4%
'4%
2%
2%
,
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—
Havana Lithographing Co—— 10c
Basel Bishop Inc—
Baseltlne
Corp
10c
•
—
,
Stores common..
—5
Hecla Alining Co
—-—-25c
Bearn Dept
Helena Rubenstein common——
(W E) St Co common—
6%% preferred
J——
Heller
•
6
459
10%
19%
18%
17%
Bolly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common.
Home Oil Co Ltd class
Class
,
—5
27%
3%
Jan
Jan
13%
1,400
12% Feb
3%
2,200
29%
7,500
34,200
6V2
27
2%
3y«
5%'
'5%
2.400
9% Jan
6% Mar
14%
Jan
3
Jan
3% Feb
77
15
—_•
25
Mar
Jan
6% Jan
13% Jan
4>/4
6% preferred _
100
Bubbell (Harvey) Inc common
5
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—*
Hunt Lock & Manufacturing Co—.-—5
*
8
25%
25%
,26%
common_—
Hydro-Electric Securities.,
Bygrade Food Products—
127% 129
6% Jan
Jan
35
15% Mar
2,900
10
Feb
127
45V2'
48
123
'
48
.
.5%
38'A Jan
26% Mar
108%
48
Jan
Mar.
8% Jan
3,400
9,800
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
25% Mar
.
.20
Zinc Co common.
2.50
17-
14%.
17
11% Jan
37,700
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
—5
Imperial Tob of Gt* Brit St Ireland—61
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—loo
industrial Enterprises Inc
•
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Insurance Co of North America—:—J6
International Breweries Inc
-1
International Cigar
Machinery
€
'
6%
47%
18^00
«
•12%.
12%
98%
99
100-
.
17
Mar
6% Jan
36% Jan
47% Mar
-11
Jan
8A
29%5
xl2JV^
10%
—•
-
24'/4
5
-
3,900
sy.
2,200
Xl20%:i25%
,10'
63
29%
.
Milling
2,409
10%
21%
6,409
23%
75
50
•
•"
30% Mar
99% Feb
104
172
173%
42
42%
102% Mar
108
Jqn
8%
172
42
4%
Feb
18%
|
450
5,400
1%
26%
10%
34 V#
1%
26%
500
11
•
34%
400
4%
4%
125%
26%
1,700
Jan
4% Mar
3% Jan
20% Jan
132% Mar
Jan
2%
1% Mariu,
1,100
34
4%
27
10%
10
-
Jan
18% Mar
150
19
1%
,
Feb
44% Jan
••
3% Jan
3%
Mar
177% Feb
n<
-;
8%MarV
200
.
*5y«
izi
Mar
75
200
9
4
.310
..
Feb
13% Mar
Hi Mar
24% Jan
;
.
'
4% Jan
130% 132%
15
4%
Jan
Jan
96
23'/« Jan
Jan
5
12 y*
Feb
8ft Jan
100
Feb
29% Mar
5%
Jan
104% Jan
8% Jan
125 y4 Mar
10% Mar
Feb
23% Mar
2L
t.
10% Mar
New
8 y« Mar
4,600
6,300
7
,
.
11%
11%
1
3%
4
15V4
4%
Jan
27 y4 Feb
Jan!«r»
11
11% Jan
Febti
35% Jan
10y4 Feb
31
4% Jan
4% Feb
14
700
,
15 y® Jan
Jan
5% Mar
4% Feb
300
—
—
Kf\n
„
1,300
4
8,100
•
,
i3%
311
-
24
29%
28
700
13%
5ft
1
13
3% '4 *
—
1
*
National Telefilm Associates—
10c
National. Transit common—
1
National Union Electric Corp
—30c
National U. S. Radiator Corp w i
1
Neptune Meter common
5
Nestle Le Mur Co common
1
New Bristol Oils Ltd—
—1
New British, Dominion Oil Ltd
-40c
New England Tel & Tel
—
100
Wew Haven Clock & Watch Co———1
Jan
30 800
-.
7,100
108
—
National Starch Products common
6% Jan
36%.
r%
10%.
7% * 8%
25
Feb
150
4
——.—25c
Presto Industries Inc—
2
Research Corp
——1
Rubber Machinery
—10
New Idria Mln & Chem. Co
7%
1%
101
—
National Petroleum Ltd
36% Mar
10%-
1ft
7,900
108
,
27% Mar
107
Jan
—.
National-Brewing Co (Mich)
—1
National Mfg & Stores common———1
38% Mar
36%
12%
29%
28%
172
42
,
Jan
Jan
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Jan
600
~
1
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108
22 y®
104 »A Mar
13%
1ft
.
1
Co
J28 % Jan
10e
13 y4
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International Resistance Co—
:
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Corp
International Petroleum capital stock.*
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,
5
International Metal Industries A
6
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
National
5% Feb
17,000
46 y»:
47%
25
Mar
5
'
National Steel Car Ltd.
■
■
9
26% Mar
,
N
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
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j—j—._£i
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
1.300
26%
100
IMuntz TV Inc
—1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
——5
Muskegnh Piston Ring common—..2.50
Muskogee Co common———
10
Muter Company common————50c
National
I
uwmIi
Mar
4.50% preferred series CL
Jan
57
128% Jart
5% Mar
Feb
5
25%
20
137% Jan
Jan
113
100
5%
9%
24
24%
104% Mar
400
9
~9%,
Mar
24% Mar'
800
3,000
121
119
4.80%
31% Mar
Jan
8
22% Jan
15% Mar
20
104% 105
27%
104 % 1041/4
29
700
28l/4
cumulative preferred
100
cumul preferred series. B—100
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10% Feb
—
—100
*
Montgomery Ward St Co class A..——*
Moody Investors participation -pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America..——10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products..———1
6%-cumulative preferred——
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills—,—.2,50
3% Feb
11
3,700
53% Jan
129
5%
1ft
.
.
18% Feb
—
5
13 %
,
Feb
400
14y«
13%
1,400
2,100
26
34% Jan
'
,
Monroe Loan Society com class A
104% Feb
3% Jan
Mar
200
8%
25%
9
4.40%
30% Mar
5y« Feb
common
31%
.8
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—,—.—.1
Molybdenum Corp
....
—1
Monongahela Power Co—
•
6% Mar
48
2% Mar
30
Co
Missouri; PublicService: common
Jan
'
13%
& Co—
4%
22% Feb
300
30%
13%
Mar
3
2,100
57/a
33
Bom At Hard art Baking Co
Horn 4k Ear dart
Jan
3% Jan
400
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.
100
2,000
3%*
13%
B
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10
Jan
3%
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27 Ve
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.....
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20
Jan
18% Feb
16
10%
13
5%
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1% Mar
'4%
Feb
9%
850
1,400
21
6V4
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11% Jan
3%
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Mid-West
.
59% Mar>
17% Jan
6,500
17%
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5
lO'/a
10%
-60c
__—1
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2%- Jan
2% Mar
173
"3%
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Holly
40% Feb
19%
102% 102 Vz
25c
—;
10%
'
Jan
-
700
2%
17%
4
1,100
4,900
3,300
6%
•
10%
.
2%
45
2V2
——
,
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43%
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Highie Mfg Co common.—.-;——,—-1
Boe (R) Si Co Inc common——
1
Class A
-2.50
•
6
t
44%
100
100
—l
preferred.
———
Henry Holt St Co common——.
;
*
1
56 Vs Jan
,1% Jan
37/» Feb
400
-
Hastings Mfg Co—
30%
8 Vb
8
4y2% convertible preferred—;
50
Mining Corp of .Canada
...•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—100
Mar
13% Feb
30%
$2 non-cum dividend shares———*
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——50o
Jan
22% Jan
1,300
17%
1%
3% Feb
2,100
3%
34%
31
17%,
Organ Company
Harbor Plywood Corp
Wur+ford Electric Light.—
Harvard Brewing Co———
Hammond
5%
100
291,800
Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
4
3% Jan
Feb:
3ft Jan
'
Feb
4
3% Jan
13
Jan
13% Jan
'
'5'/a Mar
10%
Jan
11%
22%
24%
6,100
17%
Jan
25% Mar
29%
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30% Mar
27%
28
1,500
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3,800
29% Jan.
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Jan
11
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5
600
5%
1,003
4% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
28
Mar
31
Jan
3% Mar
6% Feb
4% Feb
3%
12%
3%
3%
12%
12%
7,700
3,300
11% Jan
12% Feb
30%
30%
31%
8,100
28% Feb
34% Jan
6% Jan
"1% "1%
37.600
,
5% Mar
.
1%
2%
139 Vz
2y4
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1»
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2ft
36,500
2
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138 VB 139%
1.610
134
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139% Mar
2
Feb
8
Feb
2ft
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1,300
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14,400
2% Jan
2% Feb
10% Jan
3% Feb
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17% Jan
-
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.
Feb
10
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,
■
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53%
15,003
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53% Mar
21'%
17%
22%
46,500
16 V* Feb
22% Mar
31
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle.Monday,
March 26, 195g
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils
1
•
New Park Mining Co
Co
Process
New
common
York
Co
Honduras Rosario
&
New York Merchandise
Nipissing
-
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B
pfd
Northern
RR
of
Corp
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62 Mj
12 Va
13
preferred
250
12
2
13
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Feb
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Jan
50%
—
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9%
Jan
14
Jan
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101% Mar
103%
10
4%
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6%
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Jan
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3Va
3'A
2,100
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14%
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12%
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375
52%
Jan
2
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84%
1
70
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7
111%
1
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69%
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1,200
5%
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6%
6%
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14,900
6%
16%
89% Mar
Jan
325
Feb
17
9%
18
1,800
105
Jan
131% Mar
300
23
Jan
26% Mar
36
35%
36%
2,800
35 V*
Jan
37%
33%
500
33
Jan
34% Mar
Smith
,
28
28%
28%
28 %
28%
26%
26%
26% 26%
100% 101%
100% 100%
preferred
1st preferred
6%
5 %
redeemable
5%
redeemable
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Pacific
$4.40
$4.75
$4.36
red
29%
25
1st
preferred
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25
red 1st preferred
red 1st Dfd_
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4.36%
,
—
series A—25
34%
30%
28 %
28%
1st
1
25
25
26%
•
preferred
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dividend cum preferred
dividend preferred—
div preferred
28 %
25
1st
100%
—
•
«.•
—
•
99
1
1
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P&ncoastal Petroleum
Pan
Israel
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Pentepec Oil
Paramount
(C, A)
100
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vtc—'
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Corp
2
12%
107
Pierce Governor
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Gold
Ltd
Ltd
1%
10
1,500
'
—
Producers
Progress
26
50
35 Vi
Jan
_
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Jan
15% Mar
Standard
Jan
15% Mar
8%
18%
Feb
22
35,700
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2
ljpr
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'/o
500
1,900
27%
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(A).
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Sterling
Sterling
10,000
2,100
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*
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2%
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6U Mar
2
6,800
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17%
r"~
10%
27%
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27%
5%
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17
60
11%
10%
11%
35
36
18%
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& Co
101
104%
Feb
62%
Jan
74
400
16%
Jan
•
32
200
27 Va
Jan
30
Mar
«ath Packing Co common
—10
—
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$1.25 conv preferred
—20
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.
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& Co
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Remington Arms
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&
1%
1
43
5
Co Inc
1
.
Inc.,.
;
•
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Rico Argentine Mining Co
1
(Texas Corp)
4
7%
•
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Feb
4%
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21%
1
1%
26,000
Jan
Feb
3,600
<
-
7%
7
1,200
1%
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3Vo
3
3%
3%
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2,500
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.
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—
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Calgary
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175
55% Mar
20
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19
19
5%
5%
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600
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11%
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f
,
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13%'
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5%
32% 34%
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_1 *
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1
5
„
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17%
17%
17%
.
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.
7,400
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2,000
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3%
5%
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200 '
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1
footnotes
see
page
1
35.
6,100
9%
100
24
%
.;
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200
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3 %
6%
50
5%
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Mar
•-
23%
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2V*■"■
17%
-
3 %
3 %
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3,100
22%
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United
Elastic
Jan
United
Milk
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41%
4,500
37%
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1%
Jan
22%
27,500
17%
19%
5,300
2%
2%
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7'
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■
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10%
17
2%
RR
2,200
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14%
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ZA Mar
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-
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200
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33
33
33
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preferred
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27%
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2,200
24%
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8
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5%
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'V*
.
225% 225%
;
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common
450
90
13
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.
230
c
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2
_
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300
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400
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21,200
37%.
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Universal
..
61%
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United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common.—
Utah-Idaho
!
4,500
.
57 %
common:
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Universal Consolidated Oil
2%
: "15% ,17%
lft
B
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10
-
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class
5% Feb
<
100
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Jan
23%
-
"
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
Jan
,
110% Mar
7%
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Jan
27%
»
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-
6% Mar
%
109%
-
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tv
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2]J Jan
Jan
16%
29% Mar
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•
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% Jan
24% Mar
Jan
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22V4 Mar
J
Jan
17"%
Feb
Jan
4%
24%
warrants
Management Company
United
10% Jan
Jan
Feb
15
13%
28
—•
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\
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Feb
49%
*
27
1.25
1
Ltd
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Corp
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9'/a Mar
6%:
.
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.
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,
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-
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common——
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4%
15%
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1,200
27
—•.
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Union Stock Yards of • Omahai_ii—20
;
.
20
87
7%
10 %
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85.
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Carlos
Milling Co-Ltd—
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Cum pfd 4.40% series
Bapphir? Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—h
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
-
Feb
8%
U
•
Rt Lawirence^Corp Ltd common
;
7%
Jan
'
-
32%
12%
20
—70c
100
Corp
Tri-Continental
15% Mar
6
Jan
6%
24%
,
24,000
110
.
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2 %
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f
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48% Mar
,
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35
1
43
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5%
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Jan
.
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1,100
29%
1
Oil Co class A—
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5%
Feb
"3,500
18%
<
Feb
700
16%
28%
97%
Trans
-9% Mar
15
Jan
13%
16%. Feb
600
16%
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada————1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Mar
30
.
Feb
5% Mar
.
Jan
1,000
1
Unexcelled Chemical Corp—*.
Union Gas of Canada
,—
Jan "
9
Jan
Mar
19%
Jan
3% Jan
.„
"
100
29
38%
Toledo Edison 4%%
J
Feb
18%
8,200
'
47%"' 48%
47%
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Oil Corp
-a-
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12%
Feb
62%
18% Mar
Co. Ltd—
registered—£1
Trust
Jan
25
21%
deposit rets def registered-i—5s
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15.800.
33% Mar
Jan
250
31%
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16%
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■
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Jan
17%
5J
31%
—
99%
15%,
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5%
31,
18%
10
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1,800
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Feb
55%
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3%
I %1
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4%
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3%
14%
Jan
13% Mar
3
1
Jan
J ti l.1-
Mar
18%
3
common
common
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Feb
8
18%
18
8,300
2%
(—,
common^'—29%! * .r:27% <30
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Co
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pfd F-4-UlOOr *
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60%
3 Vo Mar
11,200
*
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Feb
12%
6%
Amer
Jan
8%
120
Jan
55%
1
Corp
2%
3,500
„
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5%
15% Mar
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Trunz Inc
3%
1
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
4% Mar
18%
1
Amer deposit rets ord
64% Mar
!
Jan
500
.7%
Tobacco
12% Mar
Jan
3%
900
6%
Tishman
Jan
43
Jan
Jan
1
—20
Jan
1%
Feb
10%
■
5%
4,900
'
6%
Thiokol
23% Mar
Jan
38%
33,200
7%
7%
15%
Feb
Feb
4% Mar
3%
20%
—•
—
Feb
6%
,'i
17
32%
•
"
9
1
to,Jan 3
400
900
16%
Feb
19%
6%
Jan
25 Va
Feb
Mar
18%
6%
35% Mar
,
36
13%
19%
*
10 V* Mar
20%
Jan
Jan
3%
111—5
18 Va Mar
Mar
13% Mar
x23
59
8%
4
-•
32
12%
32
Mar
-srf
vtc
extended
600
2,400
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
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24
29%
-
1,600
12%
10%
8%
Feb
11% Mar-
1
30 % Mar
15 V* Mar
250
2,700
43
41%
12,%,.
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.
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1%
1%
50c
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<
23
1%
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1%
7%
1,800
18%
25%
36%
15V*
24%
18%
16%
25%
36%- • 35%
15
14%
24% •23%
22% .,
22%
—1
;
Raymond Concrete Pile common——•
,<100
.
Jan
19
5
Tilo
»40'< ,(10
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
8%
-<
16%
3%
19%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc.
70c convertible preferred.
300
66%
Feb
—1
Texas
34% Mar
30%
Jan
Jan
7
'
30
--
Jan
56%
Jan
25c
Quebec Power Co
4%
16%
32%
1
18% Mar
::
Jan
Jan
-
16%
—•
Class
Jan
.200
18- 4
31%;
18%
1,300
•
common
Talon Inc class A
-
25
Mar
Feb
2,700
Superior Tool & Die Co_
Oil
/Jan
6
Jan
3
4,200
•
57%
10c
Corporation
Finch
29
4%
57%
:
3
—5
i
w
5% Mar
16%
5
(Del)
Corp
Jan
6 % Mar
<
16%
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Mar
5%
Feb
5
Jan
-.i4%< Jart
-27*
Jan
1,500
18%
Mar
5
y
-1,350
17%
81
;
31,400
36
5% Mar
Jan
4%
14,900
58%
18%
Feb
<
1,400 s
59
17%
Jan
3% Mar
*»j>0
3%
18%
Jan
16%
10,300
17%
3%
3%
-9
5%
200
6
16%
Jan
Feb
68
3,800
-
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
—•
common-
Feb
74
;;
o
6%
5%
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Jan
Feb
17%
1
-
44%
27'
7%
1,300
-.100
Jan
Mar
-
Jan
14%
*
Feb
16%
74
__
6
5%
'•
300
4%
5%
Jan
500
5
4%
Jan
46"%
Mar
3
Jan
Feb
10%
2,800.
10%
-
102 % 102%
102%
5%
794 4
-
4%
28
24
700
5%
58 Va
Feb
Feb
*25% Mar
300
78
1
Corp
Ray Drug common
Swan
Mar
Jan
14"%
1,200
-
Co
41 % Mar
Jan
8%
15%
1
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.—
12% Mar
9% Mar
Feb
41%
•800
2,100
1
f-10%
5
10
Mar
19%
10,600
16%
'• V „■
•
Jan
58
Feb
11% Mar
13%
;
/ vT0%:
100
58
Feb
53
3,100
2%
16%
Mar
53
400
•
^
v
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co common—
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
—:
37%
61J
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Sun
250
12%
40"%
IV*
-
1,300
41
—•
-.
Corp.
common
Stylon
Jan
800
57
56 %
12%
Jan
25%
9
25
7%
4%
1
10
(Hugo)
Stroock
2%
Feb
7% Feb
25%
15%
50o
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
2 % Mar
22
•
.
..
'
16%
•
•
.
12%
57
1
•
28 % Mar
25%
200
2%
22%
1
('•'
Feb
28 Va
1
Colorado—
Feb
2%
1
—**
Jan
x6%
56%
»
—_1
—
7%
Feb
22%
.
2.50
Nevada
6% Mar
28
44% i
25%
2
Light common
Precision
Stinnes
V
2%
44%
_i7%
Corp—2
ordinary—.,
Corporation.:
&
Stetson (J
Jan
New
36% Mar
27
24
1
Jan
22% .£
25%
1
14%
5
44%
Aluminum Products common_5
107%
28 V\
25
25
Inc
Jan
500
14
Jan
46%
25
Brewers Inc
Feb
1,700
Jan
Jan
54
25
Canada
Parts
12%
7%
5%
5% Mar
8%
33%
14,100
99 %
5%
Peb
42% Mar
Feb
9
*
23
.—25
4%
2,500
7*
Jan
6%
Mar
4%
4,800
4%
5,100
7%
9
14
36%
1
(The)
Steel Co of
Mar
5% Mar
500
13%
__
9 "/8
13%
36%
5%
Stein
2
19,400
x5%
Feb
Jan
~4%
x5%
Feb
1%
_5%
•
42
"5%
1
7%
3,700
2
12,100
1,700
103J% 105%
13%
5% Mar
17,100
Starrett
Mar
3%
Jan
Feb
5%
6%
6
5%
4%
19%
4 Vo
2%
.4%
5%
8 % Mar
9,200
46% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
2,600
Feb
4>/8
1
Jan
3%
37%
Standard Tube class B
3% Mar
24%
14,000
13%
B
Standard-Thomson
6
3%
44%
—10
&
class
6%
22%
3%
23
43
36%
preferred..
Power
Common
9,000
-
7'%
.
43%
1
Standard,.Products Co
2,000
7%
7%
73/3
,-.<■7...
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Jan
20% Mar
1
(Ky)
Convertible
Feb
2% Mar
12%
Jan
12.50
Standard Industries Inc
Feb
21'A
3
¥
Jan
16%
20
Packaging Corp
20%
2%
600
11%
2,400
.
Standard
..21%2 A
c
Feb
2,400
•
6% Mar
4%
37
12 Vo
20%
1
Jan
7
31% Mar
11%
£1
Shoe
Feb
Jan
;
,-
19%
1
61%
Jan
2% Mar
12
1
Feb
7
5UU
'
20%
5
Jan
Jan
.'
•
1
Co
5%
10%
276,900
Feb
5% Mar
Jan
Dredging Corp common
1
; $1.60
convertible preferred———20
Standard Factors Corp..______
1
Standard Forgings Corp.—
1
2% Jan
44
Jan
35%
Standard
60 % Mar
•
—
Inc__,
'Y .'*.'•
30% J
36%
Inc
Feb
Feb
•
common.!
Gas
Public 8ervice of
Feb
Jan
2.50
common
Prosperity Co class B
Providence
29%
Corp
8tahl-Meyer Inc
1% Mar
4%
10
Mines Ltd..
of
30
Pipe Line
Royalty
Company
&
Spencer
84% Mar
56%
•
common
Co.
110
Jan
Feb
200
1
U.—A.
Corp
Mfg
16% Mar
Jan
2,800
4%
13%
:
Lambert Co
Inc
Spear
4%
60Va
25c
M
Feb
2%
7,100
...
;—•
Petroleum
Southland
Feb
59 V*
20c
Preston East Dome
Feb
2%
1i
60
104%
*
Corp of Canada
'
__
*•
1
Mining Co-——
Rico Telephone Co
&
Southern
101%
Jan
6
1
Polaris
Pratt
106% Mar
Jan
8% Feb
2,800
8
Porto
Prentice-Hall Inc
%
~5%
1%
preference—,
preferred
preferred
cumulative
cumulative
13
1,300
7%
1
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
convertible
13%
800
9%
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Power
4.08 %
shares__10s
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Powdrell & Alexander
4.32%
Jan
5%
7%
21
*
Amer
Mines
Feb
;
4%
—
9%
10c
common
Plnchin Johnson
■
__
1
Phillips Screw Co___
4.48%
Jan
26%
rT% Feb
2.50
Minerals——'
Jan
27%
98% Mar
18,000
2
Ltd
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co___ 10 pesos
Phillips. Packing Co.._
;*
•
R
105
45,700
29,600
53/3
15
fe
4%
~4%
5%
2
Mills
61%
Pep Boys (The):1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) __20
Perfect Circle Corp
I*—*—2.50
P
1%
2%
14%
Co___
29%
Jan
California
5
14%
Oils
38 % Mar
Feb
•
preferred
preference
convertible
Materials Co
,1%
—2
Peruvian
28% Mar
Jan
34%
•
preferred
cumulative
Southern
1%
15%
Canada
Jan
Feb
original
Southern
1%1%
15%
of
b%
4.56%
Feb
53/3
15%
Traffic
Jan
31%
40c
common
Jan
78%
2
Penn
25%
140,600
California Edison—
4.88%
Jan
Co
103%
175
~~
Parkersburg-Aetna
300
1
104 %
•
1
Patino
Feb
Jan
29%
2% Mar
5,000
2%
500 fr
Paper
100% Mar
1
B
31%
28%
Feb
37% Mar
38%
•
100% Mar
110
110
Corp
Class
Jan
Mar
Feb
1% Mar
700
Publications—
20
29,100
xl09
Southern
Jan
29%
Mar
28%
Inc
Oil
o an
43%
36%
Corp
Penn
117
105 Va
Jan
27%
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common
South
Feb
jan
37%
Corp—i
Shares
130
15%
—
lc
Parker Pen Co class A—.
>
25%
510
Chemical Company
Park
26%
15%
109%
Amer share-—lBol
(C A)
28%
100
900
4,500
•
vtc—2Bol
400
2%
15%'
&
28
28%
2Vo
2%;
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.—*
29%
700
106% 106%
98% 100
Pacific Northern Airlines—.
Pacific Power
400
1,400
Feb
Jan
28%
South
1st pfd_—20
28
102 %
2
preferred
(Howard)
Sonotone
,
35%
2
6%
26%
500
Jan
Mar
4%
*
—
35%
t'/a
131%
Jan
2
—
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp..10c
25%
Jan
4
2%
rets ord registered
Airways
117
68
10c
Slick
Boss
5%%
American
76
900
Mar
43
Feb
P
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
115
Jan
25
10%
1U<±%
1
convertible
9%
Jan
Jan
1,800
4%
Feb
Feb
35%
—
Precision
Amer dep
76
'jo
4%
Feb
—•
common
Creek
72
115
Jan
26%
127
Ltd..
———
6%
8% Mar
•
Simplic.ty Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
Jan
9%
8%
17
128%
825
5%
51%
Breweries
2%
9%
100
Canada
of
8%
12% Mar
21%
.—25
common
preferred
S3
Jan
85%
82
17
1
4%
Inc
Sjmmons-Boardman
2% Mar
6%
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
75%
Sanca
3% Mar
107% Mar
2,700
107% 108
A
preferred
1
•
65% Mar
107%-
Jan
1
Class B
15 % Mar
65%
5 Ve
2,500
Silver
62%
500
Jan
5v 0
11,000
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
■
62»/2
5%
8%
Silex Co
14%
w
Jan
5%
14% Mar
19% Mar
Jan
11%
10%
Jan
2%
—
1%
400
9%
feicks
Feb
2%
9,900
8%
Siboney Develop & Exploration.
Jan
10
13,600.
1%
12%
•
Shoe Corp of America class A
Feb
3,400
8%
1%
8%
1%
8%
4 7«
an
1
20c
Inc
Sherwin-Wiir.ams
Mar
5
4%
4%
Jan,
12%
common
Sherwin-Wililams
5% Mar
103
103
—
90
14%
1
10c
Denn
Products
High
J
2,o00
,
"9%
Feb
4%
4,600
18
12%
5
Leather
Shattuck
Jan
Feb
18,400
16%
1,000
Mining———
Shawinigan Water & Power
fee ton
3i| Mar
Jan
49%
5 A
II
—1
Control
Servomechanisms
Low
14%
8% '
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
13%
Sherman
Feb
us
Safety
Shares
Low
12.50
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Jan
11%
600
5
common
Securities
64
41
14,800
—
100
Television Inc—
Jan
42
12%
Sentry
Jan
for Week
13%
•
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Jan
2% Mar
16
6%
3,400
42 Vo
5 Va
25
&
84
Jan
57%
26,400
12Vo
■
90c
Corp
50
41%
12 y4
—
1
Omar Inc
Overseas
Feb
15
7
50o
common
40c cumulative
Olympic Radio
2
200
318
—•
Ltd
Company
Town
Jan
1,000
*:
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Old
81
2%
15'%
62 Vi
'
Company
Ogden Corp common
Oils
Beiby Shoe Co
3%
•
Oceanic Oil
Okaita
Jan
6%
•
O
Okonite
3%
6*4
pfd—100
America
Class A
Ohio
Jan
34§
50
Co
Ind Pub Serv 4V*%
Nuclear
2%
2,7(,
13
1
Airlines
Penn
7,300
15'/2
__
—50
25
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
2%
.
.*■
__
10c
North American Rayon $3
Northeast
Jan
—
A—10
10
class
Cement
American
North
2
1
Inc
Norden-Ketay Corp
North
Feb
1
Mines
Lites
Noma
1%
Inc
Bros
Sales
Range
ol Prices
Par
High
29,800
2%
—
•
10
10
common
Low
1A
Week's
Last
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Seeman
2%
-
1
New Superior Oils
New York Auction
New
.
'
Friday
High
1%
20c
ENDED .MARCH 23
STOCKS
Shares
el Prices
Par
WEEK
for Week
Ranre
STOCKS
FOR
Sale*
Week's
7.
„
200
•*
.
...
4,600
—
32%
32%
60 V2
57%
62%
52,000
4%
4%
4%
1,900
•
'
,
4%
2-,.. Jan
;
Jan
141%
Jan
4%
Jan
\
'
Jan
2% Mar
65
Jan
30%
'
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Feb
55Va
,
50
1
,
10
5
-400
Mar
32% Mar
65 Va Mar
5
Feb
t
Volume 183
Number 5519
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
35
(1503)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
'
Week's
Friday
Valspar Corp
common
Vanadium-Alloys
7
Co
_
_
Van Norman Industries warrants.;
rn-„
6%
84
Feb
88
Feb
34% Mar
5 %
4,500
1,050
10 Va
Feb
6,300
5%
34%
36
16%
16%
1
5%
6%
6
,
Peru
36
200
15 %
Jan
16% Mar
11,400
4%
Feb
7%
;
cumulative
$2
—
Waltham
Ward
Watch
1
Corp
Webb &
series
preference
Manufacturing™
.
pfd
Westmoreland
>*
:
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Inc
:
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River Gil, Corp
(The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries
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Petroleums
Woodiey Petroleum
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.*
100
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-
2
;
common
20%;
8
;
60
American deposit receipts—___—^5s Y
6% preference
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
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■<
-
%
3'/4
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.
BONDS
■
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.
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Stock
■
,
■
Feb
20 y8
Jan
200
37
Jan
37
28%
i'Boston
Jan
Feb
25
Jan
19%
A Jan
3%
Jan
4%
15y2
Feb
17 y4
104
20
13 y2
Jan
:
185A Mar
1,700
55 y2
Jan
Jun-Dec
Edison
2%s
series
___
__June-Dec
101 y4
;_^_Quar-Feb
A .1970
Lackawanna-of N^.J
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,
I
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150
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,
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Water
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&
RR
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1
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1956
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6s
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Isarco Hydro-Electric
'
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with
A7s .ex
'
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Nov
Nov
1
1967
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Ohio
1953
Power
,
with Oct.
A6%s
ex
1
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Harbor
Water
>
2
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1
1940
1947
1
1970.
w
.
.
the
Industrials
Standard
coupon
ser
1956
Western
Newspaper
"
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•••'.
•
Union
6s
r?-'.
I
4.89
Date—
91%
'•
•
•
'
87.80
High
80.49 Dec
88.07
Low
68.05 Jan 18
Mar.
•44?.
"The SEC Index of stock prices based on
i
'
stocks for the week ended March 16,
Composite
.
96
;
Trade,
Mining
97%
102
146%
93
,
100Va
'
f
Y
~9
.-' 90
A Hanover
7s
1939
AHanover
ALima
Cons
,
,
Mon. Mar.
Thurs. Mar. 22______.
?
99 y2
102%
98 y4
102%
93%
21
93 »A
3
100%
iooy4
104
(Prov)
(Peru)
stamped
•
AMedellin
6%s
7s
1949
1951
262,000
4,667,000
«
"
218,800 ;
$21,339,000
,
4,372^QP
.
$22,353,600
Mar. 23
Jan. 1 to
1956
1955
1956
14,087,967
1,586.000
13.034,000
$22,353,600
$14,622,000
1955
,
190,907,5Q9
142,568,932
12,377,490
21,339,000
—
______
$1,014,600
Week Ended Mar. 23
97
"
Bonds
$25
13
98
97
3,980,000
127,000
.4,154,000
100
125
$112
98
88'
102%
$100
$8,000
U. S. Government
..
Bank—.
International
—
Railroad and Industrial
2
192 y4
102% 102%
-1
102 y2
79%
21
78 %
104
104
102%
79%
79%
104
165,000
$112,000 1
$2,000
12,800,000
[{
247,508,900''
20,643,200
230,196,700
__
110
Last
Sale Price
»
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Week's Range
or
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Bid A Asked
No.
High
I
Range Since
Jan.
Low
1
,
•
•
-
.
:
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Mon. Mar
19
-—-
Tues. Mar. 20
1952
$80
Wed. Mar. 21
Thurs. Mar. 22
190
Fri. Mar. 23
$31,000
.*"1,116,495
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
20
124
125%
112
111%
113%
112
Stocks—No.
11,000
259,000
1,000
40,000
3,000
2,000
45,000
1,000
53,000
61,000
~~3~oo6
14,000
78,000
$195,000
1,279,340
1,158,055
1,195,560
1,536,285
$575,000
$22,000
52,000
,
tpC;'.'
t-
1955
Jan. 1 to
1956
Domestlc___
Foreign government
Foreign corporate.
$792,000
Mar. 23
1955
6,285,735
4,295,132
51,996,884
69,508,409
$195,000
$217,000
575,000
504.000
$2,922,000
3,295,000
$4,413,000
3,392,000
Bonds
JllliO.'
v)
of Shares
Bonds
$345,000
271,000
1956
25
22
125
Total
$4,000
$310,000
Week Ended Mar. 23
84
$20
June-Dec
Bonds
6,285,735
Total
81
$80
125
Y_Feb-Aug
Domestic
Of
$70
Feb-Aug
May-Nop
—
Foreign
Foreign
<Number
$86
Jan-Julu
'
Y Y
Shares)
High
$80
$180
$260,420,900
105
104 Va
107
"108%
$251,012,900
103%
80%
104
$103
'$104
6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sepf
(Plan A)
2%s 2008—Mav-Not)
stamped
259,800
•
3,853,000
$1,014,600
;Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
_jan-July
Germany—
Bales
$3,897,000
5,436,800
.
14,087,967
Stocks—No. of Shares
June-Dec
redeemed)
Total
Bond
Bonds
•„
"
102%
93 V4
99 %
103
—
1947
of)
Government
$147,000
.
2,976,625
Total
99
.
1947
(City
United States
Bonds
Bonds
Y
5,177,000
4,405,000
2,926,900 '
2,646,442 '
Fri. Mar. 23
96
2,963^80 '
Wed. Mar. 21_
"99%
102
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
-
$3,750,000
2,574,120
19-Y-W—
Bonds
;
Tues. Mar. 20____—.
98
$98% 103
Period
6%s
*_••
283.5
High.
Jan-July
(20%
City
Maranhao
7s
284.8
.
_
April-Oct
Waterways
6s
370.6
368.9
93
101%
9914
.
.
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Munic
+0.5
323.8
Railroad "
Stocks
Number of and Miscel.
■:
103% 103%
Interest
1951
secured
265.6
370.6*
150
94
$100
June-Dec
Centra] Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A
1952
AS
143.6
+ 0.5 '
335.4
325.5
Shares
-(1i24 -'■ '
-
June-Aug
7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
A German
160.6
'
Services-
102
$98% 100
Feb-Aug
Y(/; + o.8 -
■
8
96
"
342.0
345.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
98%
101'A
99
102 %
304.2
473.4
103 %
101
16
420.6
+ 2.6
:•»?.+1.7
101%
99%
1
+ 3.2
339.8
(
„
and
Finance
324.7
159.4
345.6**.
160.6*
J
269.4
448.3
461.6
473.4*
'
:
Low
354.4
2.9
+
407.4
420,6*
Goods
Transportation
V
435.8
,
High
+ 2.4
Change
'56
346.2
448.3*
____________
Utility
Mar. 9,
16, '56
354.4•
'
the
-1955-1956-
Percent
:
Non-Durable
10IV4
industry
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
$96
103%
the closing prices of the common
1956, for composite and by major
compared-with the preceding week and with highs and lows for.
as follows (1939=100):
Durable Goods
Y'.4-,Y 793%
y4
—Feb-Auo
(Germany)
ADanzig Port A
7
SEC Index of Stock Prices
'•;.))
v
A20-year 7s April 1946
20-year 7s Jan 1947
B
78.87 Jan 23
Range for 1955
23____i
Fri.
„
91%
Jan-July
A
series
8.08;
88.07 Mar 23
____
Low
21___„., 87.65
Mar.
$94
June-Dec
1959
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 6s
High
.
87.85
20
Wed. Mar.
52%
59,
99
Low
ABaden
87,22
Thurs. Mar. 22__i
-"$94'A
_J«ne-Dec
American -Stock Exchange
!
...
Tues. Mar.
^^';>i;Y?ioi;f-
"",99% 100
■99%
Friday ?
.
Ralls,
Range fer 1956
Closing
19
Mar.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
.fepNDs
Industrials, 4.89;
-
30
-'$25
Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb A Knapp Inc -5s debs 1974
Penn Traction 5s 1960__
'
the following:
98.83
101%
$93
June-De*
West
7-
•
■>
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
"
146% 146%
1956
A 1963
Washington
-
.♦
Oil
to
:
<
coupon
deb 6s
Corp
98.79
•
-
40
industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
Co.
(New Jersey) three-for-one stock split.
This changed the divisor for the
from 5.11 and that for the 65 stocks to 25.76 from 26.38.
Y
'
the
for
$100
-Jan-July
LFeb-Aug
coupon 1953
1 1947 coupon 1953
Chemical 6s 1973;—
'
97.19
97»73
Manufacturing
101
$98
Feb-Aug
United Electric Service Co—
99.62
180.97
•New
$25
with Aug L 1940
&
98.84
100.63
67.23
120
48%
$101% 102%
ex Aug
Dye
97.07
171.72
—
$97%
,
April-Oct
i
Co—
98.89
97.06
99.61
9T.61
510.94
96 Va
109
21
101
101
101
1998_Jan-July
1981__May-)Vow
A
Electric 3 JAs
Hydro-Electric
97.30
99.66
100.90
'
-
Overdo-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
65
98%
100%
97
96Va
_
101 y4101
deb 1662^Jan-July
1965A—l_^Mar-Sept
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973
Southwestern'Gas
,
99^.65
100.93
•
22
..oH 1
$176%
—_^_^Feb-Augr
3s series E 1978—1
;_i
:Feb-Aufir
3s series F 1979.
__Feb-A«g
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970—1—__April-Oct;
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971—Jan-July
>
101.00
n79.81
97.76
^67.14
168.87
current year are
■
series -D 1976—1^—13—
•
\
-98.91
97(75
97.65
__
$98
,
June-Dec
27/8s series C 1976—
*•
97.21
•
179.53-
30
■
—
*
—
conv
~3 %s4serieaAJ.973w-i-—
(!-
**;:»•
99.66
•
180.44-
98V4
73
69%
<
100%
'
YYY"'.j
101.03
'179.61
Total
89'A
Y ■'61%'
f"i5
100%r" 100 -100%.,/
96
T 96
96 T
1960^—
Co
Corp 3s,
I
■
'
"86%,
54
$25
April-Ocf
1964
1960
coupon
Power
Bonds
67.16
to
Jan
—
$52
...
Jc»-July
1968
coupon
Gas
ities
67.29 '.
•The
'
v-
117
$160%
..
__
April-Oct
&
Rails
169.12'/
144
-95•
—
116
.
Jan-July
3'As
1940
1 1947
Oct
Util¬
Ralls
168.85
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
Safe
-
.$97%
;
Jan-July
Public Service Electric
f
y
1963
1970
Piedmont
'
—_Mar-Noo
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3»As
3 y4s
Grade
507.92
lb-
to
67.47,
10
Grade
512.62
groups
.425
$100
1953
1st
169.04
'
extended
mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971
1st
*
6'/2s
mortgage
due
507.60
..
Second
Indus-
trials..
.
Stocks
Jties
10
-(
First
•509.76
102%
101 y4
;
:
—
1952
coupon
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
6%s
98
\
65
I
10
■.
.
10
Averages are computed by dividing total prices by
11.54; 65 stocks, 25.76.,
•
,^3;;-noo
__
Ja?t-July
Altallan Power Realization Trust ey2% liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963—
April-Oct
New England Power L3»As
1961,
'—May-Nov
>•-
-
". $100%
„
Co—
1940
64
98
week.
current
-Bonds—
•.'.
.
15
19
65
58%
6
71 y2
62y2
'
.
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1970:
4s
1947 coupon' 1952
1
'
June-Dec
RR
;
—_
High
142
'
during
Averages
21
.
1953J
<debs
conv
71%
~-
98
__
* •.
^^_May-No»
V
1953
Western
86%
:
71%
•
1953—..—.May-Noo
coupon
Flying Tiger Line 5V2s
.
86%
"-•"62%
Mar-5ept
:
.('Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
-.Guantanamo &
roads
trials
.
Mon.
10
,
■
,
—Afay-Nov
B 1993—^
;-_May
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co->:
A6%s with tJov 1 1940 coupon
•,
-
4s series
Fuel 3%s 1965———_^Jan-Ju!y
Eastern Gas &
/ Util-.
1
Jan.
Low
-
QS
,
Ex-stock
g
.
<
:
A- 1993
iAlfit ^naortgage
i
86%'
Jan-July
1978.
Division—
-y^y-lst mortgage es -series
<
16
Range Since
2
9
101 y4101%
U42
__
June-Dec
transacted
.
Rail-
2i38 Mar
No.
58%
58%
being
Total
20
Indus-
..;
8% Jan
;
Bonds
Sold
High
\ Low
-"
sales
no
StOCkS
v
Week's Range
.
distribution,
1
Utilities,
20% Mar
Feb
or Friday's
Bid A Asked
d Ex-intereat.
range),
62% Feb
Jan
"l%
In year's
Ex-liquidating
20
Mar
106
Jan
12 y2
'600
f
March
Jan
.8
Last
6%
included
March
Jan
25
22,900
Sale Price
3%
March
tV^11
■
,
600
—
J
157
March
9% Mar
Jan
7
18,000
2A
4%
y.".y....
Date
March
Feb
16 >A
Feb
13
!
58%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
«
*• :•
?'V*
■"
/;
;
1
Jan
4%
Feb
250
2
6%
4%
30
Jan
37A Jan
25 y2
;
' 8%
—
inc debs 1994
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
'■
on
/
■.
Jan
12 y2
•
,•
!■
,
2,000
57%
37Va
3%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
24% Mar
11% Feb
54%
37
367
37
the
are
29% Mar
5,100
—
2y8
Period
^
Appalachian. Elec Power 3'As 1970_
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1>1998
-
i
20%
350
%
3%
3%
.15 % 15%
106
106
12 y2 12%,
\ 19%
20%
57% 60%.
—
Interest
■
Exchange
Amer Steel & Pump 4s
-
-
•
V
'
;
listed
',
48 % Mar
4,900
21%
,
•
a-'
Jan
„
Friday
1
Below
V* Jan
Jan
38
4%
Stock and Bond
Jan
140
<
A Jan
1,100
asked prices;
and
Jan
5%
Woolworth ,'(F W) Ltd—
•
.
8%.
-
3%
Jan
.1,800
.
bid
104% Mar
133% Feb
4%
137/s
4
13
20%
8%
A
21'A
'
__1
—
•
Woodall Industries Inc_.
4%
13%
1
Ltd—
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%% pfd
Wood Newspaper Machine—i_;
1
'■
••
..
i1
•
__:
22%
37
11%
11%
10
common—
preferred
—'
.
5
57%
4
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range), rTrans¬
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Jan
143
Jan
18,300
29%
24y2
37 .
12 V4
Y
56%
$36%
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
Feb
—
27 Va
.
24%
■-
3
102%
45
i
28
56%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan
Jan
136% Jan
500
%
Jan-July
2012
2s
1919
Jan
2%
Feb
2
—
ft
—
.5
(R C). & Co.
Brothers
5%
..
..
■-.
„,
4y«
19'A
1% Mar
87,500
100
400
10
6%s
being traded flat.
SReported in receivership,
Mar
3
102%,
102
__
$45
hEx-principal,
$Friday's
22 % Mar
1% Jan
-
ft
1
.
:
—
'
...
__x.:_-__10
a
Wickes
.
*
Jan
5 Va
5
—
*
—20
-
Wichita
■
100
,*; +
-1,
? White's Auto Stores Inc________j_____l
5 JA% : convertible preferred-*
25
m
20
4,900
2%
xl37.% 139 y2
3'/a
3%
104% 104%
—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—_
.'
v
■<
600
1,700
High
ABonds
Feb
23
Low
__June-Dec
action for cash
Feb
Jan
41,900
1%., 3
--
3%
18
Jan. 1
No.
$60
$102%
Mar-Sept
1921
dividend,
Jan
Range Since
bold
$65
June-Dec
__June-Dec
2VaS 2008—.
Bonds
High
$65
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not
Odd-lot transaction
(not included
in year's
range),
111% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
100
2
—
Is
com—*,
xlep rets ord shares
/.Western Tablet & Stationary
•
108
3%
Friday's
—
Government
A5 %s
5% Mar
15 y4
*•
Amer
Westmoreland Coal
3%
2%
.138
_10c
•
1.25
100
Western Maryland :Ry 7% 1st pfd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
.
5V4
4% Jan
40c
West Texas milities-4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
•
4% Jan
—
—
l7/s
:
.
Knapp Inc
;~-Wentworth
.
common......
Baking Go warrants—
Wasatch
$6
Co
Y
.
300
500
22
22
x22%
20% Y x20% 21%
2%
2%
2%
30
preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
.
5%
—
Inc
5%
5%
5
"
5%
1
preferred
>Waitt & Bond
—
*
—100
ctfs ext
voting
Baking
(Plan A)
(Republic of)
ARussian
a
•
Co
Aircraft
Wagner
,
or
Bid &, Asked
6% Mar
1,500
w
Waco
.1.
stamped
Rio
Mar
Jan
1947
Sinking fund 3s Jan I 1997
de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
Jan
8%
5% Mar
25
(issue of Oct 1927)
Parana
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
9
Sale Price
Afay-Nov
April-Ocf
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Jan
104
Jan
A7s
Feb
5%
4% Mar
3,400
5%
5%
35%
Vinco
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp
7% Mar
29%
95
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
1,000
9%
9%
20c
Syndicate Inc
1
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co___.—-10
•
Vogt Manufacturing
Venezuela
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
97%
96
Stock
High
34%
4%
96
23
American
300
——
32%
5Va
-m
l
Venezuelan Petroleum
Low
7
7
33%
-
MARCH
BONDS
High
——
•
Steel
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
*
5
preferred
convertible
$4
,
1
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
FOR
for Week
of Prioes
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
RANGE
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
22,000
46,000
481,000
916,000
Be
The Commercial and
(1504)
Financial
Chronicle...
Monday, March 26,195#
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Anaconda
Boston
Albany
RR
—
Boston Edison
Calumet
Cities
&
»'
15%
1st
%'h
cum
pfd
class
Eastern 8teamship
.10
22%
»
52
33
Gillette
,
15% Jan
Copper
Star
Maine Central RR
Tel
230
Tel
&
N H
375
53 V*
1,933
64'/a
63%
65'/*
1,834
52 Va
Jan
220
40 Va
jfr «
-
34%
50%
47%
76
131
50
Detroit Stock
Jan
63% Mar
-
/Friday
50 Va Mar
-
Jan
stocks
•"
'
'-vr.
'•
'
-
v
•»
79%
Feb
Allen
133%
Feb
American
100
'
50c
12%
Jan
13% Mar
1,300
8c
Jan
13c
Lrown
2,318
16%
Jan
17% Mar
111
134 Va
Jan
139'/a
Feb
Burroughs
5
22%
Feb
28%
Jan
Cnrysler Corp'
160
22%
22%
2%
—
3
1,510
58%
—50
—25
Drug Co
Stone
Webster
&
Inc
Union
■'
2% Feb
"III
Budd
Mci^ren
U S
145
22 Va
Feb
9%
Feb
91
Consolidated
32
57
31% Mar
34%» Jan
180
55% Mar
63
26%
26
53
54%
1,292
57%
61%
866
53
58
59
67
Waldorf System Inc
-
13%
8
14%
66
57%
27%
20%
Jan
27
Jan
Feb
60
Ford
59% Mar
67% Mar
Feb
13% Mar
15
56%
Feb
66
57%
Jan
62%
General
.
•
Laundry
Baldwin
j-L
Champion Paper
/
Cincinnati
Gas
&
Cincinnati
Mill
Mch__*
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Cincinnati
Union
Cola
class
Electric
com
of Prices
Shares
/
High
29"%
30%
38
Law
,
Jan
30% Mar
39%
550
32%
Jan
29 %
276
2o ve
Jan
59
Feb
76'A Mar
26% Jan
28% Mar
37%
44% Mar
*
70
27%
28%
-273
__
44%
44%
55
91
89%
91
12'/a
4%
4%
•
296
4%
20
'
Jan
88
Feb
91
45
54
95
17% Jan
20
Picher
Gibson
Kahn
10
Art
•
common
Rapid
&
Gamble
55%
(new)
80
5%
Mar
80
common
.i.
102
36%
Feb
45
Mar
423
47
Feb
&
18%
*
21%
110
19%
Jan
Kinsel
Inc
.
Drug
Co (S
43%
Jan
51% Mar
18%
1,000
74
16%
37%
38
53%
54%
26%
.
.
26 %
94% Jan
American
Amer
Airlines
1
Cyanamid
American
54%
__
10
Radiator
72%
.
•
.
Screw
Davis
Rickel
(new)
Armour & Co
Ashland
Avco
River
i
Rudy
Feb
13
Pacific
//.
14%
Light
Co
1.
Aeco
93
55%
Jan
66
15
30%
Jan
35 % Mar
Jan
/86%
' 36'A*
16
Jan
16%
Jan
80
45
Jan
48%
Feb
70%
57%
Jan
231%
167
215%
Jan
86%
115
77%
Jan
B
;
Feb
65
48%
47%
49%
921
42%
Feb
49 % Mar
14%
14ya
14%
77
14%
Feb
15
__
__
__
24%
-
—
__
*
„
1
42
36%
30
67
34%
Jan
71
85
Jan
94'/a
23%
24%
55
21%
Feb
84 %
55
71%
Jan
84% Mar
24%
'
23'/a
23'/a
* **
473/4
49y8
50Va
50%
21%
62%
71%
22%
72%
22%
•
41%
42
25
,
59%
new
Standard Oil (Ohio)
59%
5
71%
59%
J
14%
5
•
U S Rubber Co,.
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25
59% Mar
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7% Mar
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43% Feb
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86
The Commercial and
(1504)
Financial
Chronicle.... Monday, March 26, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
2S'..
Exchange
V
Week's
l ast
FOR
8a»ea
Range
for Week
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Shares
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American Motors Corp
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Albany
&
Calumet
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57 %
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179
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57 %
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145
16
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65
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58%
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63% Mar
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52 %
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1
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220
40 y2
Jan
/
47%
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Detroit Stock
'
60
34%
60
>
;
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Jan
STOCKS.
47% Mar
131
50
..
129
Electric
Feb
133%
Feb
American
Metal
13% Mar
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10c
1,300
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Jan
13c
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17%
2,318
16%
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17% Mat
111
134%
Jan
160
12% Jan
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McLaren
100
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139%
100
22%
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Rexall Drug Co
25
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51
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Mar
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Mar
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110
19%
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15
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Jan
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40
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220
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Mar
2,325
-
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22
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Feb
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58%
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26%
Range Since Jan. 1
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Mar
10
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Narragansett Racing Assn
National Service Companies
New England Electric System
Tel
16
55%
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Maine Central RR Co 5%
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Jan
53%
370
39%
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Island Creek Coal Co
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Jan
52
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York Stock Exchange
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57% Mar
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155
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33
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5519-.'. .The
Volume 183
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37
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The Commercial and Financial
ChronicleMonday,March 26, 1956
(1506)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
(The)
Texas
for Week
Shares
Warrants
20th
(Un)
common
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Union Pacific
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110% Jan
-
Jan
315
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Bolsa Chica Oil Corp.
Bond Stores Inc (Un)
Jan
.
1,000
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150
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650
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15
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24
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Mar
200
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—
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Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
59% Mar
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7
Jan
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White Motor Co
Wieboldt Stores Inc. common
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Electric
500
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300
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Feb
2
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Tri Continental Corp
-
400
48 y»
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5
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Transamerica
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51%
129%
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50%
10%
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Air Reduction Co (Un)
40% Mar
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37% Jan
600
1,600
17%
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__
200
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ENDED MARCH 23
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
69%
46
; Quaker Oats Co
Radio Corp or America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing, Co •_____—5
Republic Steel Corpi.(Un).—
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—
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Jan
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, March
26, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'a
Last
Range
MARCH 23
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Prioe
STOCKS
FOR
•
of Prices
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
Shaies
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
for Week
Shares
Low
par
High
y-
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Friday
Friday
til Frascisso Stock Exck (Coot.)
Sales
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
'
Flintkote Co
Power
Florida
Food
(Un)
Light
&
(Un)..
_
60%
L..ZII
62%
19%
1,460
18
Feb
32
3,220
26%
Feb
43%
46
250
62%
64%
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Service
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common
Holly
Development Co
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Oil Corp
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1.05
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Ohio Oil Co
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6%
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4.80%
;
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16
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46
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
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ENDED
MARCH
23
*
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
Montreal Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Last
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64
1,749
558 y2
39
Banque
Canadienne Nationale
10
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—.—•
Mar
Feb
Jan
93
Feb
121
8,779
100
Jan
123 y2 Mar
Mar
26
967
Feb
52 y4
25 lA
26
Jan
53
1,730
51%
Jan
53
Mar
52%
53
260
52
Jan
54
Feb
;
64
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
42 Va Mar
39%
39
40 V*
1,5°0
63 y2
63
64
690
62 % Mar
65
Feb
41
41
42%
715
40 y2
Jan
46
Mar
50 y2
-
50 y8
50 y2
4,525
493/4
Jan
513A Mar
Jan
4,360
•
of
Bank
630
55
21 Mi
Bailey Selburn preferred—
Bank
Range Since Jan. 1
High
253A
20
*
Range
ot Prices
Low
100
Aigoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
AVt% preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
■
Par
Sales
50V*
24'A
55
•
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Week's
50V* Mar
49
24
50
—
Funds
49
50
;——*
Bell Telephone
Brazilian Traction Light A; Power
British American Oil common
British
Columbia
3/4
6%
63/4
7,160
•
40%
40%
42
3,200
100
preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred :
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•
104
103%
104
140
•
6
6% Mar
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Jan
35
Jan
45%
Feb
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Jan
105%
Feb
52%
Jan
55
Jan
95
Feb
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ACL
25
Mar
49%
50-.
50
7 2,
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320
49
92%
49%
45
92%
92%
200
49% Mar
753
Jan
92% Mar
,
453A Mar::
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West Coast Life Insurance new com.__5
26%
Jan
Sugar Co
■
Mar
29%
Jan
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•
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72
27
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60%
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42
Feb
27% Mar.,
12% Mar
Jan
558
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28 Vo
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25
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3874 Mar
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2,183
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60
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66 Ve
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Mar
27
26
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5
23
215
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57%
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-
41%
58%
Mar
Jan
52%
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28
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7
34
227
58%
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139
23
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23
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5,927
307
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1
52% Mar
1.30
26'%
1
64 %
49-/4
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26%
1
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1.30
26%
26%
4
(Un)
Paramount Pictures
Corp (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
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38 y8 Mar
62% Mar
%
.1
26%
100
Jan"
Mar
Mar
12%
10
:
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672
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Cons
Utah-Idaho
12,715
•
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Co
of
Lines
Rubber
53
1
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19% al9%
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59%;
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United Gas Corp (Un)——
United Park City Mines Co
U S Plywood Corp...
16%
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all2%
I"
a63%
II To
Inc--—,—
common—
Fruit
Universal
a__
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33% Mar
25
common
Co
United
-
54% Mar
43%
25
'31%
3 ,J
34
59%
-25
—
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&
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7r%
15
25
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,
Carbide
52
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7.532
57
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Century-Fox
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53
25
7
79
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;
103%.;
4
United Aircraft Corp
a3
—
37%
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(Un) ,.—11.——-—
Feb
1,760
28
36%
Jan
52%
•
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21%
15%
25
-
Jan
64
•
41%
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com
Airlines
25%
'688 ,;
39%
25
Jan
4%
300
202
Jan
a58% a60%
28
.
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■
preferred
World
8
;
32K/2
:»
5o8
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Feb
1% Mar
19% Mar
25
a52
Tri-continental
Jan
28
common--
70
Feb
52%
•
(Un)
————
Transamerica
Feb
86
3%
42%
—
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17% Mar
3%
—
:
79
■2."%
-7
..25
(Un).
Tide Water Ass'd Oil
8 A Mar
16%
Company
Convertible
57% Mar
53%
5
35
5%
22lA Mar
1/^ Mar
a44
5
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
24% Mar
Jan
3%
—
VA: 150
a71% a72 'A
25
Taxtron American Inc common
22% Mar
21
53%
.
Texas
Mar
16
Feb
Jan
545'
42%
Jan-
107,167
79
v
t; %
sag
7.50
Sylvania Electric Products
93% Mar
2% Mar
2,000
■
Feb
66V*
'
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42% Mar
Feb
Jan
2.35
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19 Vs
73
18
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1.62
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;
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18%
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5
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25
5%
10
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Feb
1.40
Jan
32% Mar ;
42 Ve Jan
a75
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Superior Portland Cement
&
It,74
35
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Swift
41%
14 y2 Mar/
-
79%
15%
-
-1
Jan
o5
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569
10
s
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11-
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195,400
5
Super Mold Corp——
Feb
39%
2.25
1.2
,
Mar
6%
...
Co
30% Mar
.au278
a72%
10
(Un)
Sunrav Mid-Continent
Mar
;'32%
14%
•
74c
Feb
190
2 25
common
Jan
934
v
15%
20
37% Mar:
455
f:
1
Chemical Corp
Co (Un)__
Jan
Mar
v
20
3'A
23c
300
27%
1
Jan
Chemical
Sterling Drug Inc
525
36%
a63&
(Un)—7
new
(Un)
32%
'
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Studebaker Packard
Jan
d
24%
85%
1
Stauffer
Mar
26
Y
(Ohio)
517/8 Mar
'
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Co of N
Oil
56%
Jan
10c
!V
•
(Ind)
Feb *
46y4
1.64
2
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)__
32%
47
:■
655
1,705
16% Jan
29% Mar
22% Mar
281
2%
>
1
.-1
24%
57%
7%
V--'
Standard
44% Feb
50
23%
1
Standard Oil
14%
,
775
a20% a20%
8
35% Mar
a—
40% Feb
109
•v"
16
Jan
86%
715
a45% a46%
8
Standard Oil Co
Mar
4lc
25
93%
37% Jan
50%
586
»;'■
5Uc
—i
689
19%
1
i
Standard Oil Co of California
91
27
7 91% Mar
;
•
1,161
18%
_*
Spiegel
Jan
22% Jan
Jan
Jan
;
13%
:,4
.15
(Un)_.•
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Standard Brands Inc (Un).
25%
Jan
81-
a21% a21%
(Un)-—•
25% Mar
30
21
11V2
26%
51%
'/
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Service
37% Mar
15c
100
Feb
54%
at»78
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;
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Jan
12'A Jan
30% Mar
38,657
26
;
8% Mar
Jan
' 160
A
•
Feb
548
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•
77% Mar
23% Feb
\ 8c
1.54
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CO
Jan
18
37 y8 Mar
>32%
195
19%
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Jan
;'l
Jan
32%
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23
8%
10
Mar
53 Va
Jan
50
•
10
Feb
30
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15% Mar
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pfd
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4.32 %
preferred
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Southern Calif Gas Co pfd ser A^
25
52% Mar
a—
•
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—
89%" Jan
100
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36-/4
1,219
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10
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&
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33
41
15%
29%
--
Feb
-
.1,809
36%
-
3z
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1.40
23
95
41%
444
50%
,77%^V 77%
—■*
36 %
1,238
91
457/b Mar
'■} 338
io
50%
59%
(Un)_„50
29% Feb
83
,25%
.
y v8
—10
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A.
Oil Corp (Un;
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un;,
Southern Calif Edison Co com
Mar
53 %
45%
Jk -f:
—1
Sinclair
Jan
17% Jan
72% Feb
Jan
Jan
/
1878
49
17 re
•,
'•
50 ilorins
Ry (Un)
Finance Co new
Roebuck
Shasta
52% Mar
Feb
15% Feb
A. 67% Mar
46% Feb *
•
——
Shell Oil Co
Mar
147
Jan
39%
faO
1
1
(Un)—
Industries
Paper Co
Sears,
a—-
Feb
26%
(Un).
4.50% red 1st pfd
4.36% preferred
Pacific Lighting
Corp
Pacific Oil & Gas
Mar
117%
26
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
i
35
468
26%
com
preferred
Jan
96
225
•
Inc
10
■}':
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Seaboard
34% Mar
Feb
43% Feb
1,857
7
19%
5
Aggregates—
ser
46 77
43%
Feb J
145% 145%
1§
(Un)—
Poweri..——.
pfd
red
255
Jan
72%
64d
ioo
>44 29% 32%
1
Rights
19% Mar
:—1
-
1st
48
a50
94% Mar
10*"2
Feb
a40
9
Francisco
Louis-San
Scott
Mar
Jan
8%
-
Feb
22 % Mar
—
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
1st preferred
8%% 1st pfd
5%
a50
(Un)_*
(Un)
Coast
a__
%
a 49%
•
-
Products
84
O
Santa Cruz Portland Cement
Feb
Feb
—*
Sugar Co Ltd
Pacific
930
240
•
Corp (Un)_„—
Theatres Corp (Un)_—
Pictures
K
Aircraft Corp (Un)—
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
Mar
'
Mar
plO
Occidental Petroleum
Corp.
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio Edison Co
(Un)
Paoco
30%
9
1.30
21%
10
Northern Pacific
Railway (Un)—
Northrop Aircraft
Onomea
1,444
34%
:
Jan
50
American Aviation
(Urt)——1
American Investment com
1
preferred
a.—
25
Mathiesen
135
18%
——
£ Olio
Feb
a49
—1
Company
Olaa Sugar Co
109%
A
•
-
Jan
Jan
65%
5%
34 %
Rohr
—
a22 % a22 %
16%c
(Philip) & Co (Un)
National Auto Fibres
National City Lines
National Distillers Products
(Un)
National Gypsum (Un)—
Oahu
374
35 A
Montana Power Co
/.
90
46
10
Morris
6%
38%
Jan
8%
18
(Un)
North
Jan
33%
a49%
1
com
North
Feb
79%
a95%al01%
1
Montana-Dakota
i
88c
36%
235
7o%
64-/4
50%
./■
(un;—40
—
Feb !
1,277
135
A
ciass
Safeway Stores Inc.
St Joseph Lead (Un)
38
9,800
>
Mar
-
62% Mar
1.10
—'
Oil
RR
1.10
36
90
5%
♦
co
S and W Fine Foods Inc
56%
Jan
Jan
75*/2 Mar
*
30
;'-49
'_>•.•
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49^
St Regis Paper Co ((Jn;_,—2
5
San Diego Gas & Eiec com——i—10
San Mauricio Mining ——
p .10
37%
9
•
Co (Un)
Monolith Portland Cement
Y Central
Jan
1.8J
1,091
1
45%
—40^4 r
.
Spalding Inc (A G)_———.——1
Merrill Petroleum Ltd (Un)—
Middle South Util Inc com
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Mission Develop Co (Un)
N
a^9
;
Corp
Feb
Mar
1.10
-■
Electric
1.05
1
Oil
Cement
St
37%
••••
34%
25
Mining Co
Feb
134%
2**
& Robblns Inc (Un)
Meier A Frank Co Inc
Merck A Co Inc (Un)
England
:r
/
-:
Jan
35% Jant
268
—7
Calculators
Park
Jan
•
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New
a7o
a39%>- a3o'/8
•
(Un)
Co
44% Jan
V"
Feb
Su%
•
25
1
Jan
31%
92%
■
1
—
Feb
a90% a92%
.
•
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24%
480
1.10
—„
58
180
1.10 Jan
'
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Richfield
R
"Feb
13%
328
30%'
a7JJ/4
—
—
Inc (UA)—---i
2.50
Reynolds Tobtcco class B (Un)—1—10
RKO
"
35% Mar
43% Mar
200
4
Bancorpocation (Un)
Martin Co
(Glen)
Matson Navigation Co (Un>
Natomas
1.10
37
37%
a62% a63%
a92%
1
Utilities
Feb
8%
Marine
New
Feb
25
5
a.
Macy A Co (R H) common
Magnavox Co (Un).
•
Jan
12%
a24% a24 %
10
Montgomery Ward
30%
50
——*
(Un)
Co
M
1,820
93
a45% a45%
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Inc (Un),
&
231
12%
v
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Riverside
a—
37%
Loew's
M
35%
14%
34%
a—
a63%
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett A Myers Tobacco
J
Feb
12%
1
new common!
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land Co
M
87%
77.
i
Mar
25
10
i Kaiser Industries
Marchant
Feb
44
a47 % a47 %
Laughlin Steel (Un)
10
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp corn__33%c
Salt
32%
2%
!
140
&
Leslie
11
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Jan
134% Jan
33y3o
Corp
w
Feb
2
93
—12%
Co
common
Jan
14%
75%
3378
.a69*>: ao8%
.
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'
Feb
al40%al41%
International Harvester
•
International Nickel Co Canada (Un)_*
International Paper Co (Un)
7%
International Tel & Tel com (Un)
•
Intex
7o%
-
—
com——*
Republic Steel CorD <lin*—
io
Reserve Oil & Gas Co new com—-_1
Rexall
Feb
al41%
5
50o
(Un)
.Honolulu
Johns-Manvllle
39%
1,250
35%
12%
5%
a47 %
(Un)
Hotels Corp
Hoffman Elect (Calif)
•
100
1,136
a95% a96%
35%
■«'.
84%
44
b'
28% Mar
j
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Jan
(Un)
JLucorp
Raytheon
Feb
41% Mar
49% Mar
v
Feb
2%
'
—
36
■
77% Feb
14%
2%
Hayonier
4% Mar
Feb
14%
28
Hilton
:
5%
Jan
Mar
13%
24% Jan
25
27
-
Radio Corp of America
Railway Eq & Realty Co Ltd
49
410
Feb
64% Mar
Jan
43%
2%
i
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*
common
94%
38% Jan
42% Jan
495
28%
a5%
a32% a33%
7.B0
•
•
,
665
(Un)_l
(Un)
Powder Co
60
49 %
27
——•
Hancock oil Co class A
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
Hercules
Mar
64%
.
Feb
4%
35%
558
a84% a85%
*
*
Corp
Mar
46
12% Feb
41%
a5%
a5%
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43
510
:
49%
49%
28%
.
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound Corp
Grumman Aircraft-Engineering
Oil
Feb
200
13%
r'4%
41%
1
■
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Gulf
Jan
32
,
53 % Jan
92% Mar
95
a37 % a37%
10
Co
4,016
(Un)—10
com
(Un)
F)
63% Mar
20%
-
Mar
57%
2,369
10o
Brewing Co__.
(B
64%
13%
4%
(Un)— -i-—-?
Gladding McBean & Co
Goebel
63%
13%
(Un)
General Telephone Corp
Gillette Co
Goodrich
43
409
a91% a92%
47%
49
.1%
General womo vw* w com.
Motors Corn
General Paint Corp common
-
60 % Mar
(Un)
3
Phillips Petroieum Co
•
puget Sound Pulp & Timber com____♦
Puiiman
Inc capital (Un)_
5
Pure Oil Co (Un)
•
Phllco Corp
1.50
1.50
—
'
ucuum
Utilities
3,277
12%
Pbelps Dodge Corp (Un)-—
64 % Mar
a
1.50
1
Chemicals
Petrocarbon
Feb
43% Mar
Feb
18%
•
Public
51%
60%
8
General
40
40% Mar
453
28%
General Electric Co (Un)_
General Foods Corp (Un)
Public
50
64%
Jan
32
2
Corp
General
43%
37%
19%
5
3
i
(Un).
General Dynamics Corp.
Garrett
239
.
62%
Ford Motor Co
Foremost Dairies
■
43%
64%
^
10
Machinery & Chemical Corp
Fruehauf Trailer Co
a38% a38%
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Number 5519... The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Week's
Friday
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STOCKS
Columbia
18%
Products-
Forest
British
Columbia
Bruck
Mills
48
Feb
13
100
13
Mar
4.50
4.50
4.50
38
33
•1.30
preferred
5%
Steamship
•1.25
34%
Bank
preferred
Mar
,30%
30
Jan
31
F. b
Placer
Jan
37% Mar
Powell
River
Corp
L 100
702
30
Mar
13
1,830
13
Jan
lOOYa
Ftb
51"
1,555
44%
311
5,885
30%:
30'/2:
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375
——*
v
13%
Jan
Jan
51
4%
Mar
32%
30% Mar
,150
37
20%
Price Bros 6
Quebec
21
27
-
32
Jan
32
Mar
225
33
37
Feb
19
Mar
34
Mar
Mar
Rolland
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Ceianese
Series
Chemical
Canadian
Cottons
Cellulose
&
•
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Canadian
5%
•
I
—
Oil
1955
4,355
9
450
14
Mar
15
205
8
Jan
9
Feb
Feb
24
Jan
Jan
92
Mar
Jan
41
Jan
Chrysler Corp __:
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a94
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15
34
25
25
23%
24 %
1,793
106
106
15
99
99
25
4.50
4
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24
4.50
*
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20
Jan
104%
v
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99
Mar
600
4.50 Mar
7,508
i
31%
'36% Mar
26
1,078
23%
Feb
26
1,420
30*%
Jan
.'—————*
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*
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50
,•72%
Feb
~7
J
12%
*
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6%
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•
17%;
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Crown Cork & Seal Co
4,680
(H)
Davis Leather Co Ltd class A
Dome
5%
Dairies
preferred
preferred
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common
Dominion Glass
jf
7%
Dominion Steel
Dominion
6c
Coal
•
Red
pfd
common
Jan
;
•
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preferred
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—
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16%
Jan
Steel
Jan
Feb
11%
39% Mar
6
Jan
all
20
530
4,280
20
Feb
767
7
8%
37
24
Feb
10%
7% Mar
10
•
Co
Eraser
Ltd
class B
preferred
Jan
36
41,445
510
15
;
8,295
22%
17
125
12%
Jan
24
8
Feb
9
103
40
•
25
24 y4
50
51%
51%
26%
26%
27
2,749
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10
Jan
24
Jan
27
Jan
95
200
9
175
61
Feb
100
14
Mar
Mar
1,010
9 %
9%
Corp Ltd
Belding-Corticelll
Jan
*
7%
•
General
ureat
Motors
4%
Gypsum,
Lime
Oil
6c
class
A
*
13% Mar
Dominion
6c
Howard
•
Smith
Paper
$2.00 preferred
1
common
—,
—
'
Husky
Oil
———
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'imperial
Oil
Imperial
Ltd
,
B
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of
Jan
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66%
6%
preferred
4
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preferred
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Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
53
Feb
Crown
,7,240
42%
Jan
50
Mar
Dominion
410
54%
Jan
64
Mar
10%
Feb
15% Mar
1,264.
44
45%
49%
70
72
r
7
11
6%
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r
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preferred
12
72
8.00 Jan
5,266
11
60
Feb
Jan
47% Mar
liy8
Jan
2,000
6%
Jan
.,51%
Jan
Nickel
Canada
of
135
15
10%
16
100
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16
12%
675
75
•
91%
6,624
91%
90%
131% 131 %
LJ7.50
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36%
Power
132
35%
7
36%
2,026..
•
238
235
238
44%
43'/*
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28
2.240
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•
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i
Ltd
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B
priority———*
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OH
A—
202
38%
,238
Mar
Northern
180
25% Mar
27
Jan
Quebec
23
24
Jan
Reitmans
235
15
Jan
18% Mar
Russell
240
19
Mar
19%. Feb
10
Jan
10% Mar
Southern
a20
a20
25
a—
45%
46%
■■i 1,770
50
25
80
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12.340
102%
•
49
101 102%
•
49
335
3.50
450
3.50
2.80
26%'
41%
2.55
715
26% Mar
450
26
18
17%
18
24
23
24
..
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12
10
12
200
Iron
Finance Corp
103%
'
5%
Feb
49
Mar
13%
Jan
MEMBERS:
MONTREAL
-
Vork City,
-
100
Jan
9%
Feb
12% Mar
37%
Jan
40
Feb
33
Mar
29%
52
*
50
Jan
Mar
Jan
20
Mar
35
Jan
13% Jan
121/4 Jan
140
Feb,
75c
52% Jan
52
21%
Feb
Feb
40
Mar
14
Mar
14
Feb
145
Jan
a—
a—
Jan
1.50 Jan
15
a__
44
47
a14
617
175
42
Jan
45%
Jan
52
49l/a
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Jan
51
—
—
48% Mar
10
11
43*/4
47
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—
43V4
37% Mar
,
1.25 Mar
1.50 Jan
a__
44% Jan
48%
Feb
13% Mar
15
Jan
44 Yz
Jan
54% Mar
46%
Jan
2.75
Feb
Jan
35
Mar
45
47
46
81
40
Jan
47
Mar
47 Yz
90
47
Mar
19c
Line
Pen
Co Ltd
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•
5
Ltd
■
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—
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—
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and
Oil
47
50% Mar
6.00 Mar
47% Mar
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Albermont
.
*
Mines
Oils
Ltd_j.
-
—
*
—
Arno
Ascot
Corp
Mines
Red
Belle
18c
Feb
Mar
3.05
3.00
3.05
4,934
52c
1.75
52c
1.73
65c
1.83
33.800
14,700
52c
9V4c
10c
21,800
4%c Jan
13c
Mar
—
41c
21c
41c
43c
21c
Mar
17c
11,500
1
26c
10%
26c
10%
30c
10%
34,000
4,950
1
Ltd
__
8c
8c
1
13c
12c 13'/2c
1,000
14,000
1
11c
11c
12c
40,000
He
Feb
18c
Jan
34,950
45c
Jan
84c
Mar
45,700
one.
29 Voc
Jan
1
1
Beatrice
Jan
18c
1
Barvallee
13c
Mar
15c
Atlas Sulphur & Iron-
Bellechasse
153,000
19c
15c
27 %c Mar
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
; Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
.
Feb
17V2c
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
HAnover 2-0578
Feb
Jan
200
Ltd_
Ltd*.
Metals
15c
lie
22c
*
Mines
Mining Corp
Nickel Corp
Mines
1,000
10,000
1,500
1
Ltd
Mines
Lead
19c
13c
13c
22c22y8c
__
1
Ltd
Ameranium
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
1.50
&22Yz &22Yz
Feb
40
Jan
Altex
-
901
33%
30%
Alta
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CHICOUT1MI
1.25
Jan
1,253
Woods
Feb
Office:
SHERBROOKE
30
Feb
Jan
198
'
35
Anacon
St, New
al6
6
12
Feb
35
Pine
Anthonian
M William
—
25
74
1 50
1.25
280
1.25
—
14
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143
a!6
—
Jan
Mar
17%
EXCHANGE
TROI3-RIVIERES
14
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143
14
—/
5
11
180
Jan
EXCHANGE
Phillips Square
65
1,265
100
325
450
500 "
85
70
305
675
590
12% Mar
EXCHANGE
Branch
—
10
25
1,920
Hotel
,
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51
20ya
a6
19,425
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6
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13
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12 Yz
94
100
49%
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QUEBEC
—
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99% Jan
5
Mar
Ill Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
.
—
48 Yz
85
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215
12%
TORONTO
.
Feb
94
100
13
CANADIAN
V
Feb
5%
24
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'
7% Mar
49%
OH
Warrants
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57
22
•
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7
Feb
1,055
75
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12%
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22
all% all%
189
189
36% 37 Yz
45 48 Yz
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9%
11% 12 Yz
39%
40
32
33
52
52
50
51
20'/a
21
39
40
—
10
I—
7
100
92 V4
189
•
100
1,005
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99'/2
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Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Jan
.
&
49% Jan
55
7%
22
,
55
7%
.
—
51
Jan
-
8
Jan
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*
Mining
SAVARD
Jan
9% Mar
Mar
40
Jan
105
55
8
6
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class A
Corp Fund
27
.
class
pfd
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Trans
,18
-
.;
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3.50 Mar
27%
red
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'
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Feb
\
8% Feb
19% Mar
5
—
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Waterman
12
Feb,
Jan
17
*
pfd
Mar
17%
530
411104% 104%
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Traders
22V2 Jan
104% Fob
3,060
37
31
..
Jan
50
—
Toronto
,
Feb
1.90 Jan
138
..
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*
pfd—100
6%
common
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Feb
27
26%
•
com
Feb
50
50
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Jan
*
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Feb
Jan
120
13
*
Feb
11% Mar
891
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25% Mar
36
1
16
*
Power
9%
28
.
Jan
1.40 Mar
10
50
—
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Co
Canada
100%
ir
26%
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100
2,225
12%
26%
•
common
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47%
12
•
-
Jan
34%
400
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46% Mar
Jan
99
22
2,375
Stowell Screw Co Ltd class A
a—
9%
500
871
17
*
(Can)
Sangamo
1,675
27%
Mar
60% Mar
a8
•
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al8
99
Jan
39
19 Yz
*
1st pfd
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Telephone
10%
9%
A
preferred
37% Mar
c
33
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Jan
16
•
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425
Jan
1.90 Mar
Jan
,
1,300
\
Jan
54
36
130 132 Yz
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33
12,036
128
1.45
*
—
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19
*
common
1st
f
23
41%
1.40
a—
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1.20 Jan
14
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60%
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Jan
Mar
17
Light & Pow Co Ltd-10
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s
19%
*
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44% Mar
27
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6
4.75 Feb
19
Newfoundland
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.
—
10
Ltd
Mar
10%
46%
24
35%
—
—
Royal Dairies
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Royal Rice Mills Ltd
38
Jan
3^%
59%
—
;
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Jan
Mar
a34 Ya a34 Ya
—
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Mount
37%
27%
133
Feb
6%
Jan
4.50 Mar
1.90
'
50
'
pfd_—100
4%
Oil
Moore
6% Mar
Mount
<
5%
100
1.90
*
preferred
Mar
:
625
325
70
131
A—*
Power & Paper Co—
132
Feb
* '
a—
1.40
♦
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co new 2.50
91 % Mar
27%
.
class
6%
131% Mar
9%
(.Montreal Locomotive
4%%
Jan
Jan
6
6
a—
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M)
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
19%
•
National
Feb
class
Ltd
Co
Melchers Distilleries
-Mar
27%
B
&
Jan
11
23
al8
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B
Mcreran
18 Yb
Jan
•
;
a
class
Breweries
Class
McColl-Frontenac
19%
100
common
Preferred
Class
:*
L
——_—I
McColl Frontenac
Molson
MacLaren
Feb
100
preferred
lfassey-Harris-Ferguson
.'Mitchell
Feb
Feb
*
24% Mar
1
Investment
(Walter
Ltd
50%
23
;
:*
—.
MacMillan & Bloedel class
5%
A
—
Co
10%
3 4
class
Canadian
36
•
23
*
Candy Shops
Acceptance
B
(Mailman
i
•
Lang, John A & Sons Ltd
Laura 8ecord
(Laurentide
'
(John)
169
.
.
London
Lowney
..Jan
.
21% Mar
5% Mar
4.50
24% Mar
1
Groceterias
Loblaw
Feb
26
36
.
Public Service Ltd com——*'
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t«-ttoati
•
109
810
2
24
' *
Ltd cl A—*
(Can)
Inc class A
101%
,
36 Vz Mar
24V4
2
*
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Feb
6% Mar
521
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5
■
78%
127
200
62
Jan
25
—
•
Paints
Alfred,
class
Partic
Jan
Feb
-
22 V2
65
6%
128
129
Ltd.
CO
6%
15
10
International
Lambert,
Mar
50%
Jan
,
70
*
Securs
Mar
6%
57
99 % Mar
f
2,095
11
a23 % a23 %
111
5
common
Petroleum
(International
50%
100
LI
Paper
^International
100
50%
*
common
.
——
International
99%
50%
25
—
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Preferred
99%
54
35
1,196
,
6
—
CorpI
Jan
220
200
24
5%
38
Corp Ltd
20%
56
24
—
•
A
3.30 Mar
70
•
class
Can
Power Sec
Hydro-Electric
Mar
Feb
1,232
of
Co
Motor
22% Mar
Jan
Mar
,
36%
,
6%
-
Foreign
50
Jan
56%
>
500
15,763 ;
12%
45% Mar
:
Jan
Jan,
Engineering Works Ltd
Manufacturing Ltd—
Ford
64
56%
6%.
10
-
Fleet
15
Jan
a37% a37%
•
Mar
Jan
3.25 Mar
a21Yz&21Vz
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Mar
12
—
*
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15% Mar
40
.
450
.
60
Feb
48
175
3,980
.
47%
55%
10
2,645
46
56
Preferred
*
.49
...
Mar
Jan
Jan
9
17%
—/
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
..1,155
48,
75c
Jan
36 Yz
4.50
cl A—"
Feb
'
International Eronze Powders com..
•
Sec
Jan
12%
—•
,
Stand'ard
Div
Mar
11
100
;
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24V*
•
Mar
7%
56
23%
__
pfd—49
10
£1
$2.25 preferred
.'il»nd Cement preferred
Advert
13 ys
36 Yz
24
*
General
43
59
common—*
class A
Ltd
B
Neon
52
•
Industrial .Acceptance Corp
Products
Food
Class
45
47%
„
com—_5
Canada
Claude
115
59
•
—
Catelli
Jan
51% Mar
Feb
50c
625
—
Power
Jan
Feb
11%
17,650
3.30
1.10
43%
_
25
22%
3.25
Mar
80c
48,900
21%
6
Jan
Jan
Jan,
91c
22
*
350
70
-10
—
31 y4
High
1—
•
class
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
20
1
Sugar.
Ltd
Sales
for Week
200
48
49
Feb
9
10%
:'44%:
*
52
50c
10
64
50
•
1
—
Buuson Bay Mining—
Jan
8
6
Mar
Jan
13%
49 ya
50c
50c
1
32
58
13%
110
80c
•
48
13%
Feb
51%
725
& Paper Inv Ltd
•
Products Corp class A—♦
36
1,820
50
25
13,251
•
112
62
14%
Feb
13Va
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Jan
13%
23%
51 Yz
1
Packers
Canadian Silk
29
48%
475
12Vb
Malting Co Ltd
Ffb
110
63 %
25
of Prices
91c
100
Canada
Mar
255
64.
Feb
11% Feb
49 Yz
a52% a52 %
13%
Jan
104
Jan
50
_—
Canada
28
1,425
49%'
;
•
2
...
35
Jan
101
Feb
11%
13V8
common
Canada
Jan
22
,2,490
10%
Mar
5.00 Jan
5.00 Jan
29%
35
/
•
:
Company
Jan
36
,
15% Mar
75
a,—5
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Feb'
61
a52%
Alabastine
34%
110
48
*
1927_:—50
pfd
.5,690
30%
30
62
1%
Tire
20 y2
1,375
28
110
—3
:
Inc
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Home
; 35
30%
;—100
General Steel Wares common
Goodyear
35%
• '
common
5%
preferred
General Dynamics
! ■
16% Mar
Jan
Jan
Foods
Low
•
•
Ltd
preferred
Brown
Mar
15%
Timber
&
Arcan
Jan
68
Sale Pries
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Feb
68
9%
20%. 21%
Feb
14
70
11
■
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Range
Last
.
Par
Lumber
Abitca
Mar
91
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,
:
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.
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26%
14%
8.20 Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
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Mar
20%.
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127
103
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Jan
Jan
31
26%
Feb
1,217
50
common
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:
Jan
31
\
17 y«
175
31
allV4
%
7 15% Mar
22% Mar
3,560
*
Jan
a—
a—
180
31 y4
31
*
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Mar
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1
26%
75
100
—
22% Mar
Jan
40
10,980
Corp—:
73%
Gas—
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—
35
Canada
28% Mar
Feb
a5.00 a5.00
*
33% Mar
40
common
Power
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:
of
Feb
25%
al5ya al5%
75
Canadian Marconi Co
Canadian
Players
Foundation
Jan
25%
250
Jan
a—
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152
Mar
Jan
1,025
a49 a49 %
a49
*
i
7% Mar
a__
698
12%. 12%
140
85
:
Jan
54% Man
45
Mar
17%
*
140
'
42% Mar
5
20
.
Jan
Mar
8.75 Mar
35
a—
Power
Corp
(Geo)
Zellers
Jaq
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Enamel & Heating Products
all
•
Cotton
V-4YzYo
Jan
36
67
Jan
Jan
28 y4
*
47
Mar
37
22%
,9-
49%
54
75
26 y4
*
Leaseholds
Weston
38
1
145
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43
140
Western
Feb
32
*
51
54 >/4
25%
•
17
.
35
A
51%
50
26%
Walker Gooderham & Worts
717% Mar
,
40
-
75
54%
*
Jan
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred-—20
Flectrolux
Jan
3,375
Jan
100
-
87% Mar
68 y4
<
Jan
16%
17 y8
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3,405
*
common
Mar
80
•
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1
100
;
15
31
42%
*
4.90 Mar
Feb
28% Feb
15%
Feb
—50
75
610
.
12%
.
16%
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1
51
87
72
7
75
25
85
4.60 Mar
.
925
•
8%
com
f
27,765
30
Jan
'
Dow Brewery Ltdr—^
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4.90
14%
Mar
400
8%
Mar
72
17
17
-
Mar
64
14
87
Feb
<
18
Jan
53
Mar
8%
Jan
Feb
57%
225
Feb
103%
14%
21
16 ya
4,366
Jan
7 44%
22%
17 ya Mar
;
5
61
Jan
Wabasso
10%
t
18
Jan
5.55
United
46
20% Jan
30
54%
common
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&
20% Mar
al8
4.60
:
Jan
140
18
14
Feb-
100% Mar
60
60 V* t
102
30
...
49
•
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102
.
57 y4
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14%
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30
650
Feb
•
14%
Feb
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50
com
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Canada
Jan
44%
35
Feb
28%
3,853
Jan
19%
11%
671-
72
101 y2
-
250
102
L_50
Canada
Jan
13'/a
29%
8.00
Jan
35
Mar
100
70
27%
22%
*
•
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Stores
Dominion Tar 8c Chemical
61
Feb
7.80
10
17
Jan
98
72
2,008
—_-.—20
___
50
25
7.80
33%
43
6,895
13 »/a
common
Oils
Mar
10
43
Jan
61
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58
•
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*
preferred
24
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of
Feb
29%
29%
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53
Southern
38
8.20
9%
32%
60
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60%
13%
59 y4 Mar
980
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12% Mar
25
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100
57
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33
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55%
Feb
Jan
Jan
10%
23%
1
57
12% Mar
53%
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Jan
125
7.25
-11—35
1,820
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Jan
30 Vb
35
38%
10
25
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common
—
Dominion Foundries & Steel
•;
24
*
Dominion Coal 6%
r
7.25
22% Jan
1,630
59 y4
Feb
8%
575
46%
10%
37%
;—2.50.
-
—
Bridge
Dominion
38%
2
Exploration
Dominion
10%
—
Jan
13 y4
58
a23
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Winnipeg
A->u>uilers Seagrams
22
12%
158
17%
„
Jan
9%
Simon
trust
Simpsons
34
al7
46
58
13%
59 y4
-
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v
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85% Mar
*
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—
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310
7,320
32%
16%
a
17
Mar
86
6% Mar
210
37
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17
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—
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12%
36
30%
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17
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27 y4 Mar
Feb
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;
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78%
Jan
77
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24
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preferred
4 % %.
B
preferred
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5.00 Mar
Feb
25
17
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,
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35% '36%
34%
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Class
158
10
Corp common
Shawlnigan Water 6c Power
t
5
*
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Sherwin
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176
4.80
4%
51%
255
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..Series A
Feb
85 ya
100
Preferred
Mar
Mar
pfd_
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Ca Ltd
45
27 y4
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Royailte Oil
24% Mar
.
106
Jan
99
25%
&
B
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91
34
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21
,
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T—*
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Coghlin
2,481-
Feb
preferred—10
Canadian
cockshutt
22 %'
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Mar
255
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Mar
9
64
85
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Feb
Jan
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33
51%
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Class
Feb
15
series warrants—-———
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Canadian Pacific Railway
37'
11%
21%
21%
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common
121% Mar
9
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—
,
14
■_*
Companies
preferred
preferred
4%
.
50
.
10%
25
Locomotive
Canadian
10%
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6%preferred —I—I
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Canadian Industries common
2,700
34%'134%
—25
:
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Canadian
21
—•
common
J
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7,555
85%
100
Aluminum 4%%
Reynolds
48 y4
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Transport
Robertson
Jan
47%
High
1,795
28
*
common
Co Ltd common
Power
64
*
new
preferred
Provincial
Jan,'
*
32
36
.
Power
Jan
61
•
Company
of Canada
Jan
64
Low
31%
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
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"
36
30% Mar
31 %.<.
37
104
Low
30%
100
Products
Steel
Shares
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Penmans common
34
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Canadian Canners Ltd
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388
.
37 %1
32
30%.
'
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Jan
36
49%.
*
common—_—
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Mar
30%
30%
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—
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Jan
31
13
*
common
5.00 Jan
35
31
31
Commerce—-—10
of
Jan
1,080
fer Week
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.i.
7% preferred
Jan
7,414
102 102 %
common.
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
pfd.
4.50
Mar
38
30
36%
.100
__—_———50
preferred
Canadian
30
-10
Canada Safeway 4.40%
Canada
100
52
14 ya
36
37%
—20
—
Foundries-
Iron
.
36%
National Steel Car Corp
Noranda Mines Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
39ya Mar:
171
—
Canada
Jan
1,500
50
common-
—
High
19% Mar
39%
A
Week'a
Last
Sale Prioe
Jan
*
39
Building Products
B
16
.
49.%
Canada Cement
Class
5,230
13
Telephone.
class
Ltd
LOW
•
19%
39%
„25
83
STOCKS
49%
British Columbia Power-
MARCH
Range Since Ian. 1
High
,
18%
.-.
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
British
WEEK
fer Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Salea
Range
i
Ltd
r.
Lake Gold
Mfhing
Chlbougamau
Mines
Corp
Mines Ltd
Ltd
1
1
74c
23y2c
.
71c
80c
2lc23yac
5,500
3.00 Jan
1.51
Mar
Jan
3.40 Jan
71c
Mar
1.85 Mar
52c
Jan
Jan
24c
Jan
19%c Jan
40c
41c
15c
9
3c
9c
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
15c
Mar
Feb
11% Mar
Jan
Jan
Commercial and Financial
The
(1510)
Chronicle, Monday, March 26, 1950
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Friday
(Cont.)
Bordulac
Oil
Mines
Bouscadillac
Gold
ENDED
MARCH
23
Friday
Shares
Low
55c
High
Low
High
•a1:,
'■
'
•
52c
60c
21,883
51c
Feb
68c
Mar
South
14c
2,000
14c
Mar
14c
Mar
Stadaco;ia
Duffault
30c
15c
34c
51,700
15c
Mar
42c
Feb
Btandard Gold
28c
29c
11,000
28c
Mar
42c
Feb
Steep Rock Iron
1
2.80
2.25
2.87!
2,50
2.45
2.50
90c
90C
,1.10
186,800
1.15
.25c
Ltd—.
Petroleums
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—...
Calumet
.
*
1
Uranium
Mines
Ltd—-
Oil
Lands
Ltd,-
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Collieries
Oils
Ltd-—
Canadian
48c
Co Ltd
2
650
1.05
1.00
1.14
2.95
2.95
2.95
1.00
1.10
.21,700
1.36
1.30
L45.
66,230
2.23.,
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd_l
Canuba
Manganese Mines Ltd—i.—_1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
1
Can-Met Explorations Ltd—,.1,
y
2.25r -".v
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25c
24c
Ltd—1
9'/2c
8%C
Corp. Ltd
—♦
Celta Development <te Mining. Co Ltd-*
9.80
9.75
9%c
9%C
lie
Central
3.10
Cartier-Malartic
Gold
Mines
Cassiar Asbestos
Leduc
Chesklrk
Oils
Ltd
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,
Development
Cons
Corp Ltd-iCadillac Mines Ltd
Central
Consolidated
Deniscn
Consolidated
Halllwell
Consol
Quebec
10c
Consolidated
Copper
Consol
Coulee Lead
Del
Zinc
&
Dominion
Ltd—
Minerals
Mines
Mines
Probisher
Ltd
(1945)
Mines
Heva
Mines
Gold
Mines
Hudscn-Rand
Gold
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Jardun
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23%
29%
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26 %C
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,
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50c
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26c
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1.35
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1
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l\
4.55
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Jason
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Ltd.
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New Pacific COal &t Oils Ltd
New Royran Copper Mines Ltd
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New
New
Santiago
Spring
VInray
Nickel Rim
Mines
Coulee
Mines
Mines
2001-
Ltd
265,800
Norpax Oils
Northland
&
Mines
Uranium
Obalskl
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
1.50
1.76
Sisco
Gold
Lumber
Belcher
84c
Feb
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200
64c
Feb
5,201
70c
Feb
1.00
Feb
Mar
41c
Mar
2.35
2.30
2.38
13,800
(Quebec) Ltd-1
10%
9.50
10%
24c
21 %c
24c
20c
15%
15%
1,200
12%
1.30
1.30
1.40
1,400
1.05
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6.50
6.50
200
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1.00
X
16 %c
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18c
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15c
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l
22c
27c
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6%
39,900
20c
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33c
Mar
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Co
1
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4.20
4.70
119,800
2.86
2.80
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1.10 Mar
5.90
75c
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62
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3.40
Jan
14 %c
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Ai
64
'34c
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1.60
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85c
13,065
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86,202
31c
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64
250
62
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41
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2.49
1.95
2.50
108,174
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7%.
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2.10
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20
20 %
180
1
1.78
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7,900
,
1.60
1.90
160,170
2.25
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2.25
50 V2
500
50 %
50%
5,645
14c
Feb
1.25
6%
19c
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46
Jan
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1.95 Mar
49c
3.40
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20
,
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75c
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26
Feb
30
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1.83 Mar
13 %c
2.80
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9.10 Mar
Mar
13 %c
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Jan
1.90 Mar
,
2.12 Mar
2.30
Jan
49%
Feb
13 %c
13c
14c
12.100
11c
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15%c
45c
47c
27,310
44c
Feb
55c
Feb
1
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10c
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12c
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9%c Jan
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60 Wall
.
51% Mar
Gompany Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
.
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada '•■••.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Mar
72c
.
Jan
Jan
45 %c
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
1.50 Mar
Feb
Mar-
Jan
Feb
Mar
*
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7c
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1
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2.50 Mar
4.70 Mar
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7.870
:
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.
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63
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14c
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88c
25
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;
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Jan
1,000
,
Feb
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Aj
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*
100
12c 13 %c
'
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19,789?;;
1.35
Telephone
Beta Gamma Mines
;
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A* 57% Jan
81ft-i
24c .;
1.30
2.45 Mar
2.00
16,900
265,000
75c
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2.65
•
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300
9%c
17 %c
1
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11%
59c 69%c
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4.70
1
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8.50
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20,100;
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1.77
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46c
65c
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1.31
common-
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93c
Corp
Quebec
Mar':;
15c
.
Feb
27c
1
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Jan
87c
41c.
39c
19%;,. 21%
1
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Jan
24c
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53
2.43
Uranium
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14c.
50c
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1.98
y
■A 27:,
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21%
1
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7.50
73c
1.40 Mar
42.800
.
3.50
85c
1
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Jan
/A 13%. Jan
Feb :-
31T-.
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90c
•
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12c
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82c
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2.10 Mar
■i >14% -Mar
24%
4,950-
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3.50
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33c
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6.90
300
;
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55
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Jan
12%
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2,675
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45c
-
2.30
*
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12 -y Feb y
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103,500
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24%
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.
Feb
7.50
20c
58c
.
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Beattie-uuquesne
15c
29c
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Soma-Duvernay Gold
Power
B
Jan
100,715
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd
Class
Mar
Jan
Ltd
Petroleums
Bathurst
2.85 Mar
690,750
Mines Ltd—
4berrltt-Gordon
Bata
.
10%c
73c
87c
1.00
"
90c
Sheep Creek Gold
.
2,000
15c
Jan
55c
—
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1.39
46c
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold Fields Ltd 1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Quebec Lithium Corp
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"1,200
41c
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Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
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Mar
16,300
13c
17c
55
2.02
Mines
Jan
1.10 Mar
r
8%c Jan "
32,600
"
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31c
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:
17c
27c
2.70
16c
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Feb
1.55
1,275
36c 45%c
45c
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64c
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38c
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Jan
407,637
A'" 24
6%:.;
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Mar
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Mining—
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Metals
Baska
Jan
41c
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting
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Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
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17c
Mar
44c
Pitt Gold
,
9c
123 % Mar
Feb
51% Jan
32c
25
55 '*
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Jan
23
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1.52
1
24
19c
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50c
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122'
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Feb
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13
131
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2.40
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79c
52c
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Pacilic Petroleums Ltd
Panel Consol Uranium Mines
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20c
Mar
70c
42c
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Jan
Mar
98
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2.10
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10
11,700
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Jan
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12c
1A
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63c, Mar
89c
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Opemiska Copper Mines
'Phillips
13c
1
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Orchan Uranium
15c
Jan
Jan
A" 1.50 Feb
18c
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Feb
21c
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1,192
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Bankfield
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Mar
Mar
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Bankeno
Feb
20c
39c
65,450
12c 14 %c
:1.45 Feb
26c
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4,779
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18,855
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3.35 Mar
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11 %c
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2,987
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12,800
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Mar
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23
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11
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110
375
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Jan
12
23%
68c
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26%
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Feb
68c
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43c
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23
111
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.
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A
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:
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Mar
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23
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85c
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15,500
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10,500
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605,000
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Jan
14% Mar
26,90D
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Algoma Steel
23% Mar
55c
Jan
19c
A
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1.11
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Mar
9c
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Feb
38%
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Mar
27c
,
t
Jan
7%c Jan;
22% Feb
-
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42c
Feb
12c
2.500
35%
A 1.98
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2.53 Mar
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Jan
600
44c
Petroleums
Distillers
American
17%
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Little Long Lac GOld Mines Ltd.
Bristol
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5%
4.70 Mar
Mar
39c
13,500
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200
24,500
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Feb
Jan
Mar
36% Mar
Feb
15c
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Zinc Mines Ltd—-
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Feb
4.00 Mar
7,150
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2:05' 2.05 I "'T 300
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200
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17c "*•'*'49.600
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18c
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156,450
8.10
40c
Feb
35c
.
Feb
Jan
Feb
59,100
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50c
33c
.
Feb
1.67
of Prices
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Algom
Jan
41c
Jan
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-
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43c
28c
24,850,;
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31c
200
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Alberta
50c
.
49c
12 c
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Jan
A
Jail
Mar
10c
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Merrill island Mining Ltd—
1.50
Mar
Alba
6.75 Mar
Mar
23%
48C
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30c
Lake
Maritimes
Jan
22c
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Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd——
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Feb
17c
4.70
Jan
gic
18c
T
common,
A-
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Albermont
'
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Kontikl, Lead
Agnew
Feb
6,200
38c
Uranium
5.95
Sugar
AJax Petroleums -—
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Feb
3.00
102,300
;. 30c
19c
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd—.
Israel
67c
96c
610
r-b
Feb
1.00
;*
Mar
8c
v
82c
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common
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36% "
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369,«o0
68c A
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26c
25
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17c 19 %c
4.50
1
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28 %c
28c
-
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10 %c
35%
30c
10»/4C
A
Mines
5,000
5,750
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1,200
125,300
13c
23,000
1
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Jan
Feb
6.75
34c
1
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44c
Mar
22c
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Feb
19c
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2.40 Mar
Jan A
32c
35c
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90c
100
2.90
64c
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1
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■
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11.93 Mar
44c
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500
7,500
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,
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Jan
80c
33c
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1
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1.50 Mar
26c
3,500
31c
21c
12%c Jan
122,100
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35c
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Jan
Jan
1.49
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Mar
1.55
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Feb
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101,800
2.18
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STOCKS
5.15 Mar
Jan
6.60
1.44
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Grandines
1.80
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Gul-Por
2.10;
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7.50
32c
42c
v
Feb
88c
1.60
1,200
7.50
2.40
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2.85 Mar
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1.20
525
.
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21c
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Fundy Bay, Copper Mines™,
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15%
21c
26c
32c
1:
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58c
1
-
11%
Jan
3.30
■
4oc
7
23c
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Products Ltd.
Oil
Jan
5.00 Mar
400
15%
1
Inc
Ltd—i.
Mar
19c
9,800
35c
21 %c
40c
U—*;
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24c
Feb
1.90
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Mar
2.40
98c
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43c
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55c
2.00
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.
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Palconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration
Fontana
2.35
-
1
-
Feb
6,500
*
1.05 Mar
Jan
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1.85 Mar
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1.34
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15c
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68,500
22c
18,500
31c
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Feb
43c
1.34
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9c
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1
162,900
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&
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1
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Asbestos
Metal
4.65
Westburne
Jan
,
20% Mar
1,500
A
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weedon Pyrite
Wendell
Feb
2.00 Mar
4,000
Jan
5.40
Ltd
Corp
Amulet Mines Ltd
Jan
15c
1,900
5.15
i
36%c
68,250 A
5.40
Jan
Feb
4.95
t-
15
5.35
1
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Waite
9.80 Mar
13c
13,200
5.15
t*
Asbestos
Gold
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5.15
Corp—1
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Mines
Empire Oil
Pab
83c
Ltd-
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East Sulllvcn Mines Ltd
Sol
2.75
75C
83c
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Producers
Mines
Donalda
El
2.35
2.58
-
1
.
Lithium
38c
52 %c Mar
59,700
,
4oC
7,575
—
Ltd
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14 %c
;
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Mar
1.10
1,000
24C
9.40
—i
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd—
Eastern
20c
9.35
—1
Mining
39c
39c;
23c
Feb
1.45 Mar
Jan
,
79,500
9.40
Mines
9c
112,700
Jan
20%
Ltd—:—_—.
Ventures Ltd
Feb
1.45
3.30
Asbestos
Valor
3.15
,
Jan
2.45
A.. 27,175
75c
27C
Feb
32C
19%
I—1:
Ltd
Mines
United
10c
,
Mar
52c
20
United Montauban Mines Ltd—_——_1
Jan
1-85 Jan
t;
Jan
8.25
1,500
8.15
A
Feb
5c
.
,
35c
jan
10,600
*
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Mar>
2oc
38c
—
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Mar
14%
2.25 Mar; y
20c
Jan
v
Jan
7.00 Mar
Mar-,
1.00 Mar
.16,400
64C
1
Mining Co Ltd——!
Rio
7.00
-1
Ltd-
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Cortez Explorations Ltd—
Dome
1.65
23MiC
Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd A
Cliff
Cournor
10c
1.40
65c
United
Feb
2.77
22,000
7.25
58c
■a
500
13C
.
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6,500
,
3.10
lie
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Yellowknife
y
2.90 Mar
A 1.20 Mar
1,100
;
1.40
Explorers Ltd-T—;.
1,
Chlbougamau Mining & Smelting——1
Cleveland Copper Corp
1
Colomac Yellowknife Mines Ltd
1
cnibougamau
Conro
9.80
2oc
Silver
25c
5,000
28% Mar
.
1,000
'
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.High
30,000
4oc
3dc
Ltd
Fields
A
*
35c
44c
37c
—
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Low
30c
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Mines
Cons
Tiblemont
Jan
1.00 Mar
,
59,000
...
Feb
Jan
10
A .32,100
11c*
3.10
Mines Ltd—-,
1
Ltd
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Mines
26C'
28% Mar
5.75 Mar
.
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.
13c
Gold
Centremaque
200.
2.700
„
Jan
42c
20,000
1.00
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd-—
A A.
6.50
11%
1.15 Mar
2.70 Mar
2,000
11
,
Lake
Mines
2.75
1m
200
6.50
Ltd_3
Tache
Feb
Jan
18%
.7,288..
50c
Sullivan
19%
23,200
28
2.90
2.87 Mar
55c
2,975
18c
2.90
♦
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd—,
,
26%
27%
_
—*
2.40
13,200 ./..
27%
13c
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd-—1
Canada
25%
27%
Jan:
Tazin
Calata
6,910.
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35c
1
Ltd
Mines
Shares
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(1944) Ltd
Mines Ltd
29c
Tungsten Mines Ltd new—1
1
Mines
•
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Burnt Hill
Ltd
Mines
for Week
Low
Par
■
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Ltd———1
vtc__
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Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
14c
1
Corp.
Ltd——-1
Metals Ltd
Rare
Boreal
& Refining
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Paf
A
BonDyvllle
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
'•
Week's
Last
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;
Feb
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;
Volume 183; Number 5519... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1511)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
■Last
Bicroft
l
Mines
Uranium
'•
A
Low
High
High
Par
2.50
23.594
2 30 Mar
3.90 Feb
Cochenour
1.42
3.850
1.30 Hot
1.90 Jan
Cockshutt Farm Equip—
18C
119,720
Cody Reco
1
8
8
105
•
13
13
100
si'
1.00
1.15
13,300
Ribbon
1.00
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13f
20c
v.?,./
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1
Jan
14
•
IV'W >4*f
Gold
Lake
Feb
Coldstream
Jan
Colomac
1 65
Peh
33
Coin
Mar
35
Mar
Combined
51c
Jan
Commonwealth
33%
35
30
38c
38c
41c
42,350
38c
Mar
11 %C
11%C
13c
34,300
10c
Jaa
13c
13c
14c
22,000
10c
Jan
17c
Feb
Coniaurum
28c
23c
30c
46,200
23c
Mar
43c
Feb
Conro
2:85
2.30
2.88
1,005,012
15C
pfd
Bobjo Mines
Gokl
Mines-.
14 %C
JL8C
440,154
33 Mi
—
Bordular Mines—
Booscadillac
G®ld__
.
Bouzan Mines Ltd-—/
.
Gold
Boymar
_
„
Mines
Traction
Brazilian
III
Enterprises
Warrants
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
1.60 Jan
1.95 Mar
3.00
3.30 Jan
Consolidated
42
10,182
45% Mar
Consolidated
East
103%!
52%
53
50
101
51
34 J,
50
50
220
48
Feb
90%
91 %
115
90% Mar
18%
18%
19%
14,215
13%
13%
13 %
200
39 S/8
class
38%
39%
50
49%
50 y4
985
1.771 1.88
28,008
Power
-25
H
1.80
16
Jan
52% Mar
2.00 Jan
35,450
11c
21 %c
.Buffalo Ankerite
21c
28c
189,965
21c
12
11%
12
1,310
38c
50c
9c.
Gold
80c
18,500
Ext
Consolidated
Marbenor
Consolidated Mic
Consolidated
Negus
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
80C
Jan
Consolidated Northland
Feb
/, 90c
pfd
Cement
Consolidated
Press
37%
38
940
35
Jan
40
Jan
Consolidated
Red
12c, 16c
-;'T5c 16 %C
27,200
11c
Feb
17C
Feb
Consolidated
Regcourt Mines Ltd..
21,100
15c
Jan
28c
Foils
Foundries
Canada
■'i
Feb
28
7.20
100
33
33
35%
30 %
30
31
9
9
16
16
17
__
18%
18%
34%
37 V*
.*
—
*
36 %
10
.
160
I
;
ty 56 % I
56.
r—
1.25
1.50
41
40
35%
41
36*A
u—20
100
101V2
*
80c
1
*
Admiral
*'A
48c
46c
55c
Oils
f.
Oil?
British
80c
13
25c
m.tv<40c
Feb
Mining
13 y2
Jan
Diadem
Devon-Leduc Oils
Mines
Distillers
Feb
Dome
60c
•
Feb
45c
»
Mar
Seagrams
7.10 Mar
31
530
30% Mar
32
Jan
—*
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
•
Preferred
100
Dominion Magnesium*
Dominion Scottish Invest com
1
!
Preferred
—-—50
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
Dominion
Stores
*
•
56c
Jan
95c
36%
36
37
1,215
32%
Feb
20%
20%
21V*
2,090
19%
Feb
21 % Mar
64c
66c
30,045
69c
—
34 V*
34 V2
11
10%
11%
11
10%
11V4
8,455
40c
40c
40c
10,000
*
Petroleum
'
■
-
•
& Dock
•
4.85
3.95
5.05
23%
24%
3.25
3.50
275
8
8
.205
•
8
—100
class
1
.
63
26
2.90
Feb
Jan
Jan
5.05 Mar
21% Mar
-
24% Mar
;
/
Jan
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Donalda
125
26'A
10c
56
Feb
65
Jan
Donald
Rope
23
Feb
27
Mar
Donnell
&
Canadian
A
1
Locomotive
Oils
—_*
Gold
Malartic
Canadian
Cos
;
—
■
10,225
1.99
9'A
6,331
7%
12
12
200
33
__
23%
33
65c
-
•
24'A
Textile
Dominion
96
Mines
11
Feb
12%
39
65c
Feb
Jan
preferred
1953 warrants
,
I
1955
—100
24% Mar
Feb
96
9
9
warrants
Canadian Oil &
-
42'Ac
25
35%
35%
36'%
25%
25
25%
-
50c
preferred—10
-
4.75
44c
._
—
Canadian
Pacific. Railway—
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
436
9%
4.65
1
2
Reserves
Gas
Feb
Jan
10
Mar
2.99
2.90
_L1——1
Co Ltd
1,907
Prospect
5.00
4.80
Canadian
Salt
—*
Western
Canadian
Mfrs
class
B___*
Copper
Can-Met
Natural
Canso
Oil
Castle
18
18
18
3.50
3.00
Jan
Jan
11
780
1,900
1.70
1.60
1.80
1,900
2.35
2.20
2.40
61,732
1.10
1,668
,1.15
18
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.25
Jan
Feb
2.50
Jan
Jan
90c
Feb
JCorp.Ltd
•
10'A
9.50
10'A
-19,758
8.00
Feb
4.15
4.00
4.15
2.05
70c
Feb
Ltd
Life
Eureka
Warrants
Insurance
to
ext
April 3
Refineries
Excelsior
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel
3.80
Jan
2,400
4.60
Feb
5.75 Mar
Famous
2.11
Jan
3.15 Mar
1.28
1.20
1.30
15,415
1.10
Jan
1.60
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
21c
21c
24c
119,700
12 %c
9c
Feb
15c
Feb
-18,639
26c
Mar
39c
Jan
Federal
Fargo
28c
28c
30c
•
1.96
1.95
2.02
6,700
65
65
140
59
Jan
72%
Feb
Federal
18 "A
18'A
100
17% Jan
18%
Jan
Fittings
20
:
Wines
*
Researcn
__
__
-
50c
5.40
5.40
5.55
18,625
1
9%c
9%c
11c
42,500
1
40c
40c
41c
Mines
Mines
f
1.66
4.95
Feb
Jan
9,655
38c
48c
Mar
80c
Jan
1
87c
80c
1.08
181,360
1.40
1.35
1.70
39,650
1.07
1
1.45
1.40
1.56
37,400
1.40 Mar
•
2.30
Consolidated Mining
For footnotes
see
Mar
Jan
1.20
Jan
Grain
page
45.
*
A
Mar
Feb
73c
42c
26c
30c
90,014
19c
43c
56c
90c
40c
1956
ClaSS
Fleet
A
Ford Motor
class A
Foundation Co
1.88 Mar
Francoeur
2.12
Jan
Fraser
Frobisher
•
•
1
1
25c
1
*
20
of Canada
Gold
Mines
Cos
Ltd
2.30
2.10
3,330
1.85
Jan
2.50
Jan
78
77'/2
81
225
72%
Feb
85%
Jan
72c
75c
8,540
71c
Jan
85c
Feb
Debentures
common
•
•
•
•
Warrants
72c
•
•
Jan
95c
Mar
40c
Mar
Feb
22C
17c
Jan
23c
Feb
75c
Mar
88c
Jan
308,395
60c
Jan
95c
19c
34,600
15c
Feb
20c
39
8.50
15%
15%
7%
10%
32 'A
7%
-
2,617
4,875'<
~37
14%
23C-'
20c
9%'
-
9
344
8%r
:-9
"15%
33,000
175
Jan
Jah
Jah
39% Mar
Jan
5.50
;
•
40c
Mar
28c
Mar
1.98 Mar
Jan
1.48
14,567-
2.50 Mar
Jan
1.42
14,126
36c
28c
7.60
4
39,800
1.98"
'A
Mar
69c
238,800
37,637
29,000
65c
95c
37%
.
8.90 Mar
.
15% Mar
Mar
Feb > iii 26
iMar* "v-.lr 9'A Mar
Jan
8%
7% Mar.--
Jan
10%
10%
100
9%
Feb
10% Mar
32
33
5,645
27%
Jan
33
102% 102'A
17
17%
740
26%
25
26%
Mar
100
Jan
103%
Feb
16
Mar
20%
Jan
25% Mar
10
26%
Feb
52
52
70
49 Va
Jan
52
Mar
19 %
23
45,339
17%
Jan
23
Mar
22 %
34%
36
1,540
Jan
36% Mar
35
32
14%
15 %
6,205
12%
Jan
15% Mar
22'A
22%
185
8'A
8%
3,460
' —:
14% ;
8 A
58c
60c
56c
14%
35
35
38c
1.50
I-40
11c
11c
Feb
12,950
1.49
12,500
1.20
87c
60,700
6.10
19,806
80C
5.65
5%
6%
18
36
68%
58c
1.50
79,800
1.12
11 %C
13c
13,332
40,200
1.25
100
27c
,1,000
1J
72
79
2.30
70c
1.05
1,165,542
363,379
1.10
1.00
1.15
18,200
35 Va.
36%
9.085
20%
21'A
2,155
22
22%
730
1.76
1.95
65,650
1.95
2.07
6,435
14,520
32c
37c
33
34%
40
29%
30
350
49c
296,000
40c
6%
7%
600
10
10
300
1.30
1.50
6,615
130 131%
488
27%
385
ll%c 12%c
20,3*0
26%
35
4.40
36'A
860
4.70
37,355
3,100
9,400
40C
55c
92
94%
1.08
Jan
7.70
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
19
Feb
37
59%
Feb/
68%
Jan
52c
Feb
62 %c
Jan
70c
21,200
11 %c 12 %C
1.50 Feb
16%
614
55c
Jan
Feb
35
100
66%
Mar
6.75 Mar
Mar
4
15
36
2.52
5.60 Mar
77c
?
2,675
18
12c
Jan
'
„
-
Mar
1.60 Mar
"2.10 Mar
6.75
79
10
140
131
26 %
ll%c
35%
4.50
9%c
3.05 Feb
38c
Jan
1.29
27c
7%
Jan
6.45
1.96
34c
33
29%
49c
Jan
5.90
2.00
75c
36 V2
20%
22
1.82
2.05
Mar
1.12
26,310
1.25
13c
Mar
35
18c
16,500
2.25
Feb
20
Jan
78c
60,850
2.10
15'
Jan
2.50
591,350
206,055
1.40
Jan
Mar
31
200
2.20
36c
.
14% Mar
460
1.80
-
38c.
Jan
Jan
9
65c
Feb
8%
42c
850
20
24
22% Mar
109,250
20
--
2.14
50c
100
Feb
Jail
2.50
1.70
ll%c
25c
*
Feb
.■.
30c
81c
56c
1.40
_
Manufacturing
.
13,738
1,000
92,966
16 %c-
67
*
common
■•
1.93
95c
17c,
1.80
34c
39
Jan
39c
Jan
,
He
1
Kirkland
1
Corp.
class
Preferred
25
1
;
Feb
Feb
1
Chromium Min & Smelt
6.25
15c
Chimo
Chrysler Com
2,15 Mar
7%c Jan
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau BXporl
Mines
Canadian
Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten Copper
Mar
1
Trust
Players
Fanny
3,900
12 %c 12 %e
*
1
1
1,001
26c
Jan
61
93,825
10
Corp
36,350
Feb
28
Jan
61c
*
Glacier
Empire
3.15
16c
Jan
53
54c
1
-1
*
common
1
1
Oils
Gai
Mines
5.35
Jan
25'A
35
10% Mar
4.15
37c
603
1
1
Pen-Rey Oils
Sol Gold Mines
Emerald
v
Feb
61
20
Electra Investments
•
Feb
26%
Trust-———10
A
Jan
7
11 %c Mar
8c
28c
60
80c
Feb'
29c
Mar
6
)
1.58 Mar
Feb
Feb
8,900
"
26%
~
18
,
Jan
1.15
200
2.38 Mar
-
40,440
35c
*
1
—
6 J/2
lie 11 %C
28c
1
*
1
Gold
17c
1
1
2.85
.
13 % Mar
27,050
Refining Ltd
5.10
1
Feb
25c
Ltd
3.15
1
:
*
Chamberlain Oil
Cobalt
El
•
2,100
Investment
Paper class
Eldrich
El
Feb
2,175
:
12
1.43
2.10
6.50
1-45
80c
5.65
5%
Elder Mines
Jan
76c
Centremaque Gold
Gold
1.80 Mar
1.30
2.30 '
Porcupine
Eddy
Feb
3.50 Mar
3.40
2.20
Pat
19
Feb
1.09
75V2c
—
13 Va
1.30
1
'
Jan
2.20 Mar
2.30
Oil..,
17% Mar
1
1
Washing Machine
Economic
37% Mar
10%
75V2c
Central
Chesterville
30%
1
Explorers
Cheskirk
-
Easy
20% Mar
—1
Leduc
Chemical
Jan
15
Smelting
&
Eastern Steel Prods
5.00 Mar
—
Trethewey
Chateau
Feb
1
1
Quartz
Central
Chartered
4.20
*
:__
Gas
Central
Charter
3.20
100
3.50
Co
Asbestos
Central
pfd_20
Producers
Gold
Cariboo
4%
6c
Exploration
Canso
Cassiar
Gas
Feb
705
-
Jan
14%
1
Metals
Eastern
Feb
2.74
Asbestos Co
Eastern
25% Mar
*
10'%
17
12%
1,355
1,425
41,210
• ,o.20.
1
Eastern
36% Mar
Feb
100
"
Williston
Nat
10%
__
Feb
2,600
35%• 36%
•
Wallpaper
Canadian
Canam
20 Va
—
—
East Sullivan Mines
Jan
56,967
5.00
20%
33 %c
70c
23%
"
-
Copper
East Amp'nl Gold
Mines
4.85 Mar
Feb
31%
2,522
~
3.05
Canadian
Canadian
4.50 Mar
40c
-
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums__l
Canadian Vlckers
7%
985
39,767
17'A
*
B—
class
Mudge new,, com.^—
East Malartic
"
4%
Mar
.17
Jan
Jan
1
——:
Dyno Mines
Jan
Jan
•
common
Duvex Oils & Minerals
9% Mar
93
40
Duvan
Jan
19%
3,980
96
Feb
2.35
41c
32,450
23%
Mar"
22%
g5
51c
" 33
•
*
common.
8%
2.20
2.15
8%
•
——
class
Machine
Ice
—
—
/
Feb
56c
1.42
—
4.25
-
-
58c
19%c Jan
,;
common——.
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
*
Preferred
——23.50
1
•
3.25 Mar
775
63
25%
__
A_____*
42c
Feb
42 %c Mar
78,995
—
11% Mar
15% Mar
9
2,465
■»—
37
Mar
34
123,845
24%
;;
.
*
common
Mar
30c
12,860
?
10% Mar
165
„*
25
(Dunsmuir)
Mar
—25
pfd_——
Fabrics common—
Dominion
37% Mar
*
__10c
common
Dominion Asbestos
Dow Brewery
Canadian
-l~-
30%
?
II,620
44c
15%
21c
30%
Feb
Jan
85,587
45c
*
1
25
5.65
44 y2
6.75.
2.35
36c
i
Dairies
.,15,631
53%„ ...3,456
6.50
Feb
5.20 Mar
Jan
2.20
7.75
Coal
1.2 6*50;,
Jan
6.45
5.75 Mar
3.25
42 %C
2.50
Dome Mines
23 %
Feb
21
232,350
5.20
5.40 Mar
Jan
6.65
Feb
25c
4.60
(Western^
Exploration
Dominion
Canadian
4,200
2.50
Dominion
Hydrocarbons
6,705
6.10
4.70
55c
1
1
25c
1
2
Jan
——
Canadian
22%
5.85
1
—
Ltd
Corp
Minerals
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
"■
Ltd
Producers
Rio
Desmont
Detta
35 y2
Feb
>
Del
Jan
Mar
2.06 Mar
53% Mar
Decalta Gas warrants—.
-
21%
78c
32
Canadian Homestead Oils
r
9.50 Mar
1
Mines
30% Jan
Preferred
:
Jan
19c
6,753
Gen -Securities
3,650
80C
31
Canadian
Canadian
9.30
78c
30%
preferred
Class A
Feb
8.75
36c
49%
Collieries
<
Feb
90c
17% 0
30V2
Empire Oils
Dredge
6Co
Jan
39c
52%
Canadian Food Products
Jan
55c
17 V«c
•
Canadian Devonian
41c
34,912
1
Ltd——
Mines
2
Canadian
Canadian
64,925
72c
44c
80c
20
Canners
Celanese
113,381
62c
27'Ac
1
1
;L.i>
common.
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
.
104
Delnite
Jan
•
Canadian
Canadian
16c
1
Gold
D'Eldona
1.00 Mar
Mar
Mar
' '/>
Warrants
•
Jan
69c
Jan
75c
14c
61
'
Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Feb
51c
25,559
50c
32c
.
Commerce——
—
Canadian
.
Feb
Mar
r"" '
D'Aragon
Mar
95
30'A Mar
18,399
*
Jan
•"
^
1.50 Mar
Jan
75
t
Jan
3.00 Feb
6%
1
%
l—:
;
Mines
Mar
40c
85c
*
He
5
Minerals
Ltd;—
Crowpat
Cusco
15c
Feb
2.30 Jan
22c
10
i
3.00 Mar
1.57 Mar
33,935
i
26% Mar
36%
120
32c '
11
41
510
13%
99%
Feb
Jan
55c
335
13
13
*
Jan
T
Jan
101
5,300
96
—12.50
Feb
.
34%
29,851
31 Va
Jan-
85c
47
80c
160
*62
Jan
Jan
27c
5.40
—
1
Pershing
Zellerbach
10c
1,666
14c
130
;
1
Trust
Crown
46,345
48c
*
Crown
Jan
Mar
5.00
>
1
Mines
18c
lie
45,680
25,050
75c
17'A
_
*
1
Bit
37% Mar
Jan
92
2.05
31
Croinor
18% Mar
95
55c
__
Crestaurum
Feb
38% Mar
620
1.95
—
Craig
Feb
17
1.90
4,193
92 Va
93
101V2 IOIV2
93
Feb
11%
25%
4,100
[■■■
32
53
10,465
36%
Jan
Jan
Jan
395,000
54c 58% c:
36c
;
Mining
Jan
160
3.00
Cournor
35% Mar
Feb
2.04
1.11 Mar
44c
;
—
Feb
45c
Jan
5.10
2.30
1
•
•
Zinc—
18% Mar
322
2.75
Lead
34
395
2.90
28% Mar
Mar
16
1,413
26
1.40
com
500
25 V2
•'<
Coulee
40
57'
•
A
.•>-
Jan
Jan
8y2
300
-
7.35
3.95
29%
535
-
Jan
31
235
160
*
'
4,309
■t-
Jan
6.75
3.15 Mar
400
/3.25.
18%
13,341
7.00
3,25
26 Va
27 %
7.20
Mar
44c.
5.85
•
—
Mar
83c
:
9.15
22'A
,
—1
Coppercrest Mines
Copper-Man
Mines
Corby (Ht Dist class A
Cosmos Imperial
5.00
.
64c
•
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
-
Mar
30c
Preferred
2.30
*
Conwest Exploration
5.90 Mar
Canadian
.
Feb
40c
98
$1%
105
Mar
32c
24 %c
32c
>
104
40
II
«
665
30c-
10
of Toronto
Gas
Consumers
1.12 Mar
28% Mar
Feb
10
Lines
of
31c
2.30 4 3.00
1
Jan
Forging com—*
Breweries
101,216
Consolidated
—
——
Bank
1,25
1.55
1.50 /
15C
170
16y2c
12V2C ll%c: 13c
Mar
*
Atlantic
35c
9
Astoria Minerals__/oI
Canadian
45,498
.
Jan
96c
Jan
37c
Feb
Jan
3.40 Mar
38
Mar
.
Feb
87c
.
Mar
8
Jan
Feb
31c
160
19%
5.00 Mar
Jan
70c
9
Tungsten
Mining
West Petroleum
3.75 Mar
„
Jan
2.50
34
.
46c
9
Mines
9,170
27,899
31c 33%c
14c
54c
.
,
42,936
48c
Feb
20
'
5.15
15c
-
36 :37%
47c
30,500
,100,811
3.40
3.05
,
22,800
.
600,550
,
1
23c
Canada Wire & Cable class B
Canadian
v36Vb
i
.
12 %c Mar
19,320
..
75c
70c
70c
1
500
*
-
3.35
*
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Sudbury Basin Mines
65,600
Petroleum
Preferred
Jan
Consolidated Thor-Mines Ltd
142,644
.1
Steamship
44c
; 4.05
Consol
38c
Canada Safewav Ltd pfd
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada
1,858,627
5.00
Mar
27c
•
Canada Southern
2.95
4.40
Mar
5.45
1
Canada Permanent Mtge____.
.
Jan
2.27,
4.85
13
35c
—
1
B
Mar
47c
31
104'/8 104%
1
Packers class
Class
84c
Mar
Jan
5.30
A—
L
Warrants
'
Feb
30c
Feb
6,085
^Canada Oil Lands
;.Canada
Jan
32c
6,900
11
60,275
common——_•
/_
L.
26
Preferred
18c
25,850
29
—
Foundries
Malting
15c
100
Sannorm
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
,
34c
1 *55c
1
76c
Min
Mar
30c
1
*
A
6
40c
-
71c
1,290
28
Stone—
&
class
Poplar
Feb
30c
1
Pershcourt Mine-
229
20c
65c
13
•
.
6%
1.93
1.57 Mar
14c
1
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated
..
•
65c
29
37c
Life- Assurance
Canada
>u
class
Iron
Canada
6
65c
880
30c*
30c
12%
25c
;
Canada
13,928
1
Mines..:.
Feb
1
Preferred
Canada
Mar
20,670
1
Mar
—1
Cut
Mar
85c
80c
1.70
40c.
Mines.-—
14C
1.10
common—:
Crushed
50c
Feb
10,064
76c
1.60
35C
30c
87c
common.
Canada
35%c Jan
42c
76c
37c
Jan
25%
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake.
Canada
Jan
•
Jan
*
Bread
3.60
Mines—
Feb,
95c
Oil——
Canada
3.25 Mar
83c
8c
100
—.
Fion
Consol
9,390
96c
14c
27%
Oils
Calnorth
3.60
78c
66c
Consolidated
Calvan
3.30
76c
3,900
•
Edmonton
Callinan' Flin
Jan
1
Mines
76,200
25c
Petroleum
Power 5%
Feb
4.86
9
Dock class A
Calgary
11%
3.50 Mar
77c
80c
31c
26,600
Feb
8.90 Mar
5,175
41c
—2
23c
Consolidated
28,595
.
1.60
*
1
Explor—J
11c
.
J«n
30c
28c
29
*
Feb
3.95
*
Smelting
&
Qrlac
"Consolidated
Jan
25c
9.50
—1
Mines
Jan
/
4.000
24 %c Jan
3.55
..
_1
17c
*
Burns & Co Ltd
&
;
10c
.
Jan
27c
1
Oils Ltd
Mac
Morrison
14C
16c
3;85
2.56
Mining
"
Feb
23 %c Mar
8,140
9.10
1
1
Consolidated Mosher
Feb
Jan
33c
28,542
*
—
Gold
Howey
Consolidated
8c
Mar
10%
28c
10
;
Arrow_^
60c
j
Jan
23c
176
34,120.:,
Mar
44c
8%
:
23 %c
.
3.50 Jan
.30 %c Mar
9.35
13
Burlington Steel
Calgary
Lake
Consolidated
Mar
.
5.20 Mar,
63c
-,15c
Feb
8% Mar
23c
7
Casualty—
Feb
38c
•
39,600.
♦
i.
&
Jan
Al4
12% Mar
Feb
55c
5.000
60c
20c 23 %c
23c
1
Mines
18c
Mar
27c
1
15c
.
Jan
11. ..Feb....
10,903
10c
75c
13c
16C
V
•
•
Calalta
18c
1
38
1
Knife
21c
1
22c
II*
Gold-
—
Building, Products
36c 39 %c
1
10c
75c
—
Canadian
Buffalo Red Lake
36c
5.20.
Feb
Feb
Mar
30c
Mar
10
1
•
Guayana Mines
Consolidated
,
3,030
57c
Consolidated Halliwell
<
Jan
12%
58c
;
warrants
Consolidated
39% Mar
Feb
137,883
9c
19% Mar
1.61 Mar
....
>
197.,000
2.80
Oil
Golden
48
14c
——
Gillies
Consolidated
36 y2
6,273
„
Consolidated
15
18c
u
Jan
50% Feb
Feb
Jan
14c
11 %c,
Fire
12% Mar
11 %c
14c
:.
Consolidated
95
9%c Jan
B.
Jan
52
Jan
49 J/4
*
Jan
27c
Feb
1
Oils
Iron
'•
Class B
9c
20c
Jan
Crest
Fenimore
55 y4
: 52% Feb
180
...
1.99
3.90
Feb
106
Feb
50
50
Mining
Burrard Dry
140
104
90 %
Mines
Hill
Jan
Jan
2.50
Warrants
Consol
Products.
Algoma Uranium
Bunker
2/31 Jan
35
95c
4.10
Mines
Dragon
40%
2.99.
41 %
514,510
,
700
Consolidated Denlson Mines
1
15%c
11
Consolidated Discovery
2,70
46,460
11,250
Mines——:
Yellow
Jan
1.93
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Bulldog
49 %
1/70
1.85
—1
,.Brunhurst Mines
Buffalo
Cordasun
_100
Forest
Buffadison Gold
Consolidated
—50
Packers
Buckles
Jan
2.75 Jan
—50
Columbia
Brunston
7%
-
Jan
2.70 I 3.00 i —6,680
Cadillac.
2.55 Jan
British Columbia TeleDhone Co
L.
Central
,48% Jan
—;—~J.
Columbia
-Brunsman
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Co—
*_•:
British
-
Consolidated
1.20 Mar.
75
i
British
Reef
6.00
107
___—
Broulan
Feb
Jan
9,804
53
.' British" Columbia
-4.90
4
12 %c
1.67
8%
Feb
92c
1.41*
*
98c
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.80
Bakeries
49
50
preferred
4% %
preferred
■•4%% preferred
>
4% preferred
Consolidated
2.75
1031/4
5%
.
6%
L100
preferred ]—:a—_———±
4% %
.
6%
Feb
5,650
65c
5.20
Corp
Allenbee
Oil—
2.75
1
—;
British
500
18c
500
12 y8
Development
Consolidated
•
I,562
2.50
—
48%
III
Petroleum
Britalta
5,050
1.20
Jan
lie
•
24c
Jan
8'A
•
Mines
_0
l—
Ltd
Mines
5.80
1.10
2.88 Mar
1.62
1.05
*
Mines
—50
______
—2
5.60
2.12 Mar
Coniagas
7
80c
13c 14 %c
14'/2c
High
Mar
*
Petroleum
6% Mar
common
Bridge & Tank pfd
Brilund
5.80
—
Petroleums
Bralsaman
1.10
6%
Braiorne Mines
l
15%c Feb
Mines
Low
6% Mar
78c
9,125
81c
80C
1
t
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
7
1
Copper
Shares
78c
78c
1
Mines
Yellowknife
'
-Bonville
1
—
for Week
Low
*
16c
Willans
Sales
Range
of Prices
last
Sale Prioe
1.35
——
Uranium
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Ian. 1
2.30
:w
preferred
Black Bay
Blue
'
•"
Shares
16 %c
—-1
Biltmore Hats common
Class
23
1.30
Bidgood Kirkland
«
MARCH
2.32
Warrants
v
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
•f Prices
STOCKS
Jan
1.50 Mar
"
Jan
13c
9%c Jan
18c
9c
1.21
70
Jan
31c
80
" Jan
1.08
20c
20%
22
32c
30%
2.35 Mar
1.10 Mar
1.50
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
4
Jan
Feb
Feb
36% Mar
Feb
29% Mar
9%
Mar
Feb
1.65 Mar
1.90
Feb
Feb
Mar
1.00 Mar
29
Feb
1.25 Mar
Jan
20c
Feb
-
22
Mar
25
Jan
2.37
Jan
2.38 Mar
72c
Jan
35 % Mar
31% Jan
50c
Mar
7% Mar
10
Mar
1.30 Mar
2.00
Jan
Feb
Feb
137%
Jan
120
24%
7%c Jan
31
4.05
Jan
Feb
40c
Mar
92
Mar
27% Mar
16c
Feb
36% Mar
4.70 Mar
60c
97
Feb
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1512)
,.
Monday, March 26, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
'
Exploration
Power
Gatineau
5%
common
J
Preferred
Geneva Lake
Gold
j—
—
Uranium
preferred
A—
Gold
Graham
Bousquet
Grandines Mines
Lakes
Gas Utilities
Warrants
West
Class
B
Mar
4.70
Jan
4.65
Jan
5.50
6.10
5,010
10%
750
13c
3.40
5.50 r
.
l
13c 15 %c
32,200
3.20
3,60
6.00
1.20
1.30
*
1.12
50c
50c
55c
34c
32C
36c
24c
24c
29c
9%c
11c
22,700
>30c
Mar
50c
9 %c
3.40
12,950
37c
42c
9.200
Jan
37c
19c
233,745
'»•13c
16c
'
169
204
53
225
7
7%
200
33 Vsc
33c
38c
-23,800
161
51%
48c
46 %c
52c
7.00
7.40
50
48%
6%
50%
v
37 %c
—1
1
Oils
class
A
41
46
2,070
5.50
5.75
49,543
9%
_*
3.45
5.70
,
3.25
9%
10
9%
8%
9%
22%
22%
22%
70c
69c
83c
—9c
9.75
9.75
9.75
Trust
Guaranty
21%
Lead
1,300
Gunnar
10
1.17
1.00
1.22
47,200
15c
14c
17c
19,220
14c
17
17%
16,375
17 %
1.00 Mar
Mar
Feb
21% Feb
Mines
Mcintyre
Porcupine
Red
Jan
10
Mar
Mar
Merrill
Jan
18 %c
Meta
11
9,620
12c
14c
45,500
63%
65
470
55
Jan
*
8%
8%
8%
800
8
Jan
8%
12 %c
Jan
18 %c
Feb
90c
Feb
1.27
Jan
65
Exploration & Dev.—
Mar
Petroleum
Uranium
Hard
Kock
Hartz
Mines
Gold
1
Minerals
Harrison
class
F)
Gold
(J
1.00
10%
1
_
14 %C 16%c
y
19c
45,803
1.09
232,203
10%
175
23c
11,122
1
14c
13 %c
14c
1,000
Lake
1
1.23
1.21
1.35
90,300
Mines
1
15c
18c
Red
Gold
Heath
1.06
♦
A
Hasaga
Mines
Head of Lakes Iron—
Headway
14 %c
1
Hendershot Paper
16c
*
common
23c
Jan
13 %c
Feb
16c
Jan
1.10
Jan
119,935
1.44 Mar
20c
Feb
10c
30
9%c
9C
10C
51,150
5%c
Jan
•
34 %c
32c
35c
67,050
19c
Jan
1
75c
75c
75c
3,983
70c
Jan
32c
30c
35c
Hinde
•
50%
56%
57%
375
5
28%
27
29%
9,729
4,691
10%
Mines
Dauch
&
•
Canada
Hollinger Consol Gold
Oil
Home
Class
Co
Class
•
B
Feb
Feb
85c
12c
Feb
'35c
Feb
58
Jan
22%
Feb
30% Mar
133/4
13%
14%.
16
Feb
Mar
13y2
13%
14
3,993
Feb
15% Mar
•
44
44
45%
815
40
Jan
45% Mar
48
49
55
48
Mar
7.50
8.40
57,616
70
72%
50
Hoyle
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
•
8.40
•
70
1
Rights
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
38c
38c
42c
20
Huron & Erie Mortgage-
38%
38%
38%
10 Vb
'
Jan
72% Mar
28c
Feb
50c
Feb
42
1.75
1.90
4,034
11%
4,357
8.35
Feb
exchanged
5.00
5.25
1,340
3.40
Jan
Vandoo
,
Consol
Feb
6.00 Mar
Indian
Lake
Industrial
$2.25
59
220
_•
47
46
47%
23,384
of Canada ordinary_5
Imperial Tobacco
58
12%
12
12%
5,325
Gold
1
Acceptance
50
Inspiration Mining
Powders
com
Milling
International
Nickel Co
Petroleum
International
Ranwlck
50%
50%
25
11%
11%
I,770
15%,
1,120
123
1.20
1.28
24,800
•
11
11
11
150
Bldg
Isotope Products
131
•
35 3/-
1
1 65
13 %
„_L
Ltd.
Credits
•
Mines
13,570
27%
Feb
3.90
4.10
13,610
2.75
2.60
33,904
1.60
34c
39c
6,975
1.02
1.13
103,600
29 %c
34c
I.II.1
12,072
13c
10 %c 13 %c
98,333
1
141/op
14c 15 %c
~1
or
1
1.08
1.17
30c
•
35c
1.65
National
National
68,150
1,800
15
100
iTI
•
1
II
National
Gold
!
}
oils Ltd
Labatt (John) Ltd
I
__II
Dufault Mines
if7
393/4J
1
23'A
fnl
1
_
Petroleum
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class A
New
45c
22c
1.30
49Vic
Kelore
New
New
New
Mar
Jan
Marlon
Gold
51,408
£r.
35,000
-5°
27c
28c
II,000
5.55
5.80
2,208
25c
Jan
28c
4.30
Feb
Jan
45.
Jan
63c
Mar
,
33c
Mar
33c
.
Jan
Feb
'
Jan
34c
20'/2c
15c
12%c
16c
330,675
80c
72c
86c
363,695
60c
13%cl5%c
54c
Feb
Feb
33c
Feb
Jan
18c
Mar
Jan
90c
Jan
....
1
14c
141,325
10c
18c
Feb
43c
40c
44c
65,925
23c
Jan
50c
Mar
1
18c
18c 18%c
13c " 14c
52,000
14c
Feb
27c
Feb
Feb
29,000
11c
23c
5.65
253,012
16c
Feb
488,180
2.38
13%c
14c
22,380
8%c
2.45
2.35
2.5*
14V2c Mar
Jan
20c
4.70
13c
•
25c
25c
27c
1,815
22c
Feb
30c
Jan
Feb
1
23c
23c
26c
54,630
23c
Mar
35c
Jan
7%c Jan
16c
Feb
,Nib
Yellowknife
—
Gold
Mar
2.10 Mar
Jan
102,420
Jan
3.95
17c
-
•
2.89 Mar
3.95 Mar
146,900
56c
9c
Jan
21c
Mar
2,100
19c
53%c
18c
,
1
—
1.37
2.57
3.40
3.85
1
1
Gold
132,161
Feb
2.70 Mar
Feb
779,800
Feb
£.65 Mar
15c
Jan
13c
10c
J. 2.65
Mines
Acme
2.15
4,865
24c
Feb
2.50 " 2.87
12c
1
Mines
Nickel Rim Mines Lta_
51c
Jan
57c
Mar
51%
Jan
64% Mar
22,500
26c
Jan
56c
11,125
loyac
Jan
17c
14,635
6.85
Jan
7.80 Mar
"
Mines
.Norgold Mines
Norlartic
1
Mines
.
,
Preferred
282,669
6,635
2.35
9%c
9%c
11c
34c
127,900"
>
4.50
35%
503
1.75
4,125
85c
Feb
Feb
Feb
5.30 Mar
Jan
,40
Jan
Jan
Jan
-
Feb
2.35 Mar
9c
Jan
14%c
Ltd
Feb
70c
Mar
: 1.00
Feb
80c
Feb
.__20c
90c
74c
1.00
35,007
1
Oils
1.15
1.08
1.15
19,150
16
16%
8%
515
10c.
11c
5,100
9c
Jan
lie
Jan
61c
65c
4,500
56c
Jan
70c
Mar
Jan
32% Mar
93% Mar
95% Mar
North Rankin
Feb
28c
14c
7.80
75c
39
1
L—
15,733
5.20
39
2.35
70a
5.00
•
1
64%
5.00
38%
2.25
*
50
:
—
11c
7.65
70y<c
7.40
1
Ltd
common
—
—,
12c
•
:
Warrants
Northland
25c
28c
1
North Inca Gold
Jan
60
64
•
—
.
"
1.15 Mar
2.55 Jan
17c
Mar
3.25 Jan
38c
Jan
6.00 Feb
North
<
Star
Oil
•
Warrants
North
:
Trinity
Northern
Mines
Canada
16
•
:
8%
•
15,675
68c
Feb
85c
O'Brien Gold Mines
1
80,700
13%c
Jan
38c
Feb
Ogama
•
1
26c
26,500
23c
Jan
35c
Jan
Oil
•
1
Feb
Jan
Northern Quebec Power common
Util preferred
Mines
18% Mar
Nudulama Mines Ltd
21
Obaska
Jan
Mar
3.30
Jan
2.60 Mar
57%
Feb
Lake
•
•
Gold
Selections
Oka Rare
Okalta
Metals Mining—
Oils
.
'
~ *«>V 5.
-
,
,
-
Jan
17%
9%
4,100
30c
Feb
45c
Mar
Feb
79c
Mar
16c
Jan
68c
75c
71,100
loy2c
12c
72,200
10c
Mar
75c
68c
Jan
86c
14c
16c
10,300
19c
15c
23c
600,613
.
80c
7,903
80c
80c
85c
8,200
2.33
„
Feb
40,375
14c
„
.
Jan
45c
40c
76c
1
•
29%
98
Jan
52c
71c
*
90c ~
—
O'Leary Malartic
7%
11c
•
:
14
820
32% 32%
93%' 93 V2
'
__
44c
_i
Mines
Rockland
'
1*0
Ltd_
r
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„
26c
35c
;
10'Ac
1
Mines
85c
Feb
35c
1 "
20c
Jan
Feb
10c
20c
Jan
28,025
29c
32,740
74c
2.70
Jan
24c
34
1.29
Feb
62c
70c
29c32,/4C
70c
22c
193/4
47
39c
Feb
22c
19
540
Feb
50c
171,755
540
8,820
28c
174,507
18%
37,560
14,400
107,500
63c
18
3.05
34c
43c
Norvalie
2.30
31c
55c
Northwestern
55%
22c
35c
4.25 Mar
2.12
Feb
.1.90 Mar
19,710
•
;
—
Jan
9,230
27c
32c
3.55
2.80
1.48
1.80
58c
1
Feb
54%
55,500
Jan
Jan
38c
Mar
22c
36%c
Feb
__
22c 27 %c
21c
2.05
-
1.60
64c
1
Mines—
1
For footnotes see
page
•
2.65
5 22
-
Mar
1.13
Jan
31c.
.
J
•
Mar
30c
.
25c
1.60'
——1
3.15
jicr
90c
Jan
,
1.81 Mar
655
l5Acr
Jan
16c
10,072
4,900
18% Mar
63c
4,000
49,900
11,800
Feb
74,300
26c
1.95
28c
16
90c
1.01
i8%
"•
Jan
1.01
4.15
Mar
54c
1.90
3.25
24c
Mar
1.90 :
4.00
4 00
•
Ma
44c
1.01 \
3.20
•
90c
1,200
1
;
Feb
Jan
18,530
.
1.01
24c
1.30
Feb
Jan
Taku
24% Mar
Feb
.
2.64
-•
New Thurbois Mines
24
1.95
54c
1.36
Jan
New
18
2.00 Mar
98c
54c *
31c
"v
,
Feb
2.01
Jan
22% Mar
13c
90c
—
1.50
Jan
^'North Canadian Oils
25,500
90c
I
5.60
Feb
15c
8,021
1
Mar
3.75
Jan
83,787
*
38,475
1.73
2.50
23c
1
1
Mar
I
22c
25c
1.50
2.38
Rouyn
New Superior Oils—;
92c
Feb
Mar
Senator
5.10 Mar
2.55
69c
l
Mines
49c
8,200
Feb
16,280
New
New
Feb
3.20 Mar
Jan
93c
57,600
-
Feb
Jan
80c
25c
Feb
39c
28c
1.72
Jan
.
4.10
Mar
69c
2.50
;
27c
Jan
25c
77c
—
51c
2,020
Feb
69c
,
33y4 Mar
42
•
Gold
Feb
13,353
1.75
25c
24c
Minda-Scotia
Jan
2.80
Jan
22c
,
Feb
Jan
5.40 Mar
Jan
1
Jan
23%
3.10
28%
6V4
.
39% Mar
72,800
77c
;
Mines
37c
24%
2,800
2.40
24c
A
26c
23
26c
1.99
1
10,315
2.65
Jan
1.47
28% Mar *
Feb
27c
.
,
75c
152,200
22%
" 2.00
5
135
•
Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth
Jan
Jan
15%
13c
Feb
90c
12% Mar
>
Jan
22%c
2.79
12 Vic
Feb
Mar
27 % Mar
I 1,245
41
68c
1
1.55
1.10
53,050
31
50c
i
134,866
203,450
100
12
325
4.25
•
Mining
68c
2.10
27%
5
5.40
1
37 %C 42 %C
1.80
/27%
25
11%
2,540
1
3.50 .Jan
32c
59,800
i
30%
1.
:
—
Oil
.Normetal Mining
Norpax Oil & Mines
49c
85c
39%
1
Mines
Laguerre
Noranda
57c
12 V*
12%
Rouyn Merger—
Royran Copper
16%
Jan
12
*
New
Feb
Feb
12
75c
'
1
Newlund Mines
Jan
60c
2.15 Mar
•
;
Mines.
13c
2.40
IIIII»
New
Feb
.
Little
Gdld——
Gold
Jan
6,150
1.65 Mar
Jan
39%
1
Mines
Jaculet
11c
2.40
J
Mines
Jan
Hosco
30,600
14c
\
Gold
New
New Jason
Nor
6,200
Feb
1.45
30%
;
1
Nisto Mines
2.20
iSSff.r'
Gold
•New
Nipissing
14r
1
IIIIIIIIIH
IZ
dalsX
:
Explorations
Jan
1
Lake Shore Mines
Wasa Mining
Gas
Jan
1
Lake
New
Jan
15,200
1.27
/ 25c
New Fortune Mines
60c
2.77
13,200
I
_2
Mines—
18
2 35
"1
Mines
Delhi
Jan
4.60
Jan
16,360
2*
Petroleum
Feb
2.65
Feb
Mar
6%
5% Mar
1.40
5
5.40
25c
:
5
Oils
Davies
17%
4.40
265
1.85
-L—--2——
Bidlamaque
Bristol
40c
1
Lake Llngman Gold Mines
Nordic Uranium Mines
New
New
1,000
65c
49
6%
—
-2
Alger Mines
7,762
11c 11 %c
Feb
4,471
1.30
27%
B_—
New British Dominion Oil
Mar
Feb
Feb
39%
49
12
New Athona Mines
18,700
8c
Mar.
18%
10
"-2—
Car
2
18
2.25
•
1
I"
rq
?3
•
Lake
Lencourt
Mines
55C
35c
20c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
"Lake Cinch Mines
Lexindin
Petroleum
Steel
9%C
8%c
89c
Feb
1.60
•
78c
20
class
Trust.—
17%
62c
1
Kirkland Townsite
2.05
15
Jan
Mar,
Feb
17
„
"
6%
12
—-5
—•
pfd__;
Hosiery Mills
55c
17 3/
-~-l
Bay
Lang 6c Sons (John)
2.47
28c
_5
com
—2——
National
13 %c Mar
Jan
15
1
..
Laraaque Geld
& Chemical
2
Grocers
National
1.23 Mar
Jan
2.25
1
_
52c
Jan
14c
'15
a-
Jan
Feb
98c
41
75c
60
4,400
89c
18
41
*
Jan
'
4.15 Mar
51c
30,498
2 25
l
I
/La Luz Mines
Drug
Preferred
National Explovations Ltd
2.63 Mar
29%c Mar
84c 17%'.
2.90
2,325
41
41
41
-
1
20c
31,500
Jan
Highridge
34 %c
Jan
40
1
Harricana
40c
9%c
*
Canada
Kroy
Liberal
37c
05
15fl
/Hirkland Lake
t
37,000
3oc
1
Jan
New
3.85
Feb
23c
27
1.31
37 % Mar
Jan
2.00
26c
26% Mar
New
16%
Jan
2.65
25
—
1
1.83 Mar
13% Mar
18,650
26%
Jan
38
Jan
3.30
Feb
26%
Mar
-
131% Mar
Jan
205
Ltd
Hudson
Jan
410
Mines
of
1.20
37%
-inr
? w^'1-
Osu
365
28
3.00
♦
Keymet Mines
Lake
133/4
126%
353/4
-IIIIII1
Keyboycon Mines
Lake
13,550
36
Ltd
Bienville Gold Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kerr Lake Mines
.Kirkland
12,103
1.75
1
.Jupiter Oils
.
36%
"•
Mines
Mines
530
35
3.45
27%
91% Mar
Jan
-IHIIl
Ltd
(1939)
Gold
131 131%
1.60
78%
3 10
'
'Joliet-Quebec
10,242
1
Walte Mining
Minerals
91%
1.00 Mar
leb
26% Mar
___*
New Dickenson Mines
Feb
103
95
Jan
220
1
Jan
8
Jacobus Mining
Jaye Exploration
'
90%
91
40c
Feb
Jan
28% Mar
Jan
43,257
New Goldvue Mines
Mar
102%
5.00
42c
,
119,154
1
New
24
15
2.80 Mar
.
Jan
Mar
22%
3,070
Mar
27
Ltd
Creek
Jan
35% Jan
225
33c
80c
Mines
Nama
Mar
1.74
11
Jan
95
4.15
Jan
2.50 Mar
Jan
Feb
3.30
Multi-Minerals
New
Jan
103
4.50
1.90 Mar
21c
Mar
1.03 Mar
*
60c
__
New Continental
33
95
Mar
Mar
3.00
*
Feb
22
103
92c
26 %
48
Feb
125
95
12% Mar
Feb
27
•
Jan
300
103
Jan
70c
:
Works—
Mines
24
91%
18
3.05
•
Development——
34%
•
Mar
37%c Mar
Jan
1
;
Locomotive
20
Jan
1.60
60,300
27%
27c
27%
1
Jan
4.00 Mar
Mar
24c
900
21c
26%
Jan
30c
3.60 Feb
16,200
23c
Feb
1.37
•
81c
57,850
4.75
:
•
1
——
Mtg & Inv
33c
2.40
4.75
Feb.
Jan
59c
75c
900
29c
2.15
23c
38c
11%
.
'
16,473
4.75
-.
95% Mar
Jan
>15
89,100
2.15
Jan
_•
-
Calumet
24
pfd_100
1.03
4.40
.•
Concord
34%
A
'
2.15
*
————t
New
24
Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
,
Feb
34%
common—
81c
2.00
4.10
•
22 %c
Jan
25c
:
300
4.05
88c
•
A
Porcupine
12
50%
Jan
20
1
100
"
Mar
11%
...
113,850
32c
Jan
10c
Jan
49 y2 Mar
'
Mar
2.55
77,570
—
2
18
1.20 Mar
10
9,839
88c
;
New
50% Mar
-r
12%
;
Mines
Feb
15
,
20
* 84c
85c
,
26c
2.12
Feb
Jan
80c
".
80,890
•
Mar
11%
15
2,000
12%
Mar
«'57
•
Interprovincial
Kelvinator
Jan
85c
Jan
151/4
5/100
Interprovincial
j
15c
51%
Feb
25
cl
4%
Preferred
International
Joburke
12%
11%
10o
international
'Jonsmith
1,730
35,250
12%
Moore Corp common
Morrison
Brass
47% Mar
A
Preferred
Jelllcoe
297,400
56%
Jan
Jan
:
International Metals class
Jeanette
"48c
1
Bronze
Preferred
Jack
37c
55%
36%
11%
•
Inland Cement preferred
.
56
61% Mar
10
Inglis (John) 6c Co
International
4qc
•
common..
preferred
Jan
54
17'A
2
18
New
59
87c
Feb
7Va Mar
29%c Jan
•
Feb
.Jan
95c
•
Mar
15c
Mar
9%
104
Feb
80%
28,400
20c
3.80
'
47c
r
*
32 %c Mar
.
17%
Gas
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
10
3.80
20c
3.65
•
Nello
.»
One new for each five held
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
80c
-
I.
Jan
99
■
17%
Corp
National
Ltd
40c
*
32c
Feb
Jan
1.51
'128,613
•
Metals
Montreal
11% Mar
for
Explorations
43c
8 tc
1
Feb
r
2.65 Mar
2.75 Mac
41%
11,574
■
4.20 Mar
„
Jan
6
820
93
21c
Feb
Jan
80c
265 -
35c
15c
•
Uranium
B
Moneta
Mar
Jan
2.05
1.75 Mar
10%
5,00
Warrants
1.75
~n
1
90
33c
18c
Feb
Feb
"47c
Mar
64
30
92
34c
1
,
*
.
60c-
100
1,364
-
Jan
42c
12 %C
;
Jan
8%
-
105,006
99%
20
Corp
Monarch
49%
99
*—
2—
Petroleums
Ore
1.80
48
99
31c
:
i—
Lake
Class
1.58
•;>
855
*
—13.50
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
8.40 Mar
37
4,206
34,000
>
50
Feb
6.95
Hy-cnarger Petroleums Ltd
Being
Min
6%
1.75
I
Brick
Mindamar
Mar
54
69,650
•
common
Preferred
;
Jan
13c
37 Vic Mar
City
Milliken
Mining
6%
9%
Jan
"
1,000
1
Industrial
Warrants
Milton
80c
'Jan.
15c
"-
11,555'
1
Mining
Mid-Western
Ltd
A
Howard Smith Paper
.
-
300
*
Mar
31
Feb
29
30
1
Gold
30
17 %c Jan
-
Midrim
Mill
80c
common.
:
„—
•'
Feb
Feb
41c
-
70c
~
596
50c
I
Midcon Oil & Gas
10% Mar
10% Mar
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Heva
Jan
V 271,£>00
102
49Vi
>
•
—;
Mines
Light & Power
Preferred
Carpets
34,500
\32C
c
2.15 Jan
54,910
25c
Chipman
Mexican
2.45
Jan
21 %c
*
2.65
Mar
32c.
•
229,672
9%
1
^
4.10
-
Jan
1.70
t
8% Feb
27,000
,
2.45
'
'
97/»c Feb
;
9
•
Lake
Knitting—
Merrill Island Mining
Jan
12%
12c
10%
65
Red
36c
,
Feb /
17c
"
13,500
.
"
S
26c
■
.
6%
1
-
McWatters Gold Mines
19%
13c
Lake
.
Mentor
•
•
I
275
y 28,050
35c
101
100
McMarmac
Mercury
1
Harding
Mar
46% Mar
Feb
Jan
1.85 Mar
14,000 W.
n
2.70
■
1
-2—.
—
'9%
.
102
-
——„*
McKenzie
Jan
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
10%
Jan
Jan
14c
13,200.'
2.20
*
2,2—
>■
Jan
1.49
•
Gwllllm Lake Gold
Warrants
Jan
: 1.49
•46
1.25
,
47,700"
,
9%
•
Frontenftc common-
Preferred
22c
-
16% Mar
1
Feb
57c
2.20
1,800
2.36
J' 28c
.
9
32c
3J65
4.10
,
35c
32 %c
.
i—;.
1
::
_2__
Ltd
Maybrun
Feb
1.09
"10
Jan
1
Consol
McColl
Mar
22% Mar
Jan
1
Mines
24 %e
>.
Jan
41%
2,394;
10cll%c
•
2.55
100
Maxwell
Mar
' 33c
/
—
i
Matachewan
<
,
—
2—-
Pre I erred
9% Mar
9.00 Jan
Ltd
Feb
5.75 Mar
Jan
20%
warrants
Martin-McNeely Mines
10
Feb
48c
B
Jan
54
Jan
19
A warrants _2
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
7 %
3.50 Jan
Jan
7%
130
—
1.49 Mar
.f
1.21 Mar
39
13,700
V
2.12
*
26c
11c
1
50% Mar
Jan
Mines
Mines
Gulch
Gulf
—
Mar
,1:85
,
32c
.
—•
*
*
Gridoil Freehold
Maritime Mining Corp
47
Feb
8
100
21%
v
4.25
137,175
H
2.35
26c
1
Feb
*
1.85
,
1
Marigold Oils Ltd
9.45 Jan
Jan
25%
;
25
•
Saddlery
Greyhawx Uranium
46 %
1.40
1.50 :
.14c' 18c
;
—2—_*
common
55c
Feb
3.20
600 /
*
—
—
West
Great
45
75
46
2.25
"
*
—*
I
-
Feb
*
45% Mar
985
V
'
1
-
Mines—
Gold
Marcus
45c
•
6%
Mines
Maralgo
Feb
8%
42%
45
_2——
Maple Leaf Milling
Mar
53'
Feb
7.00
1
10c
* 1.45
1 'V 16c
—
Maneast. Uranium Ltd——
Feb
36c
170
Feb
«
850
43
•
r
Malartic
Jan
60c
Jan
»
Goldflelds
Jan
3.85
Jan -
29c
Mar
Feb
4,005
6%"
45%
Jan
■-
Feh
2.30 Mar
*
*
Mar
40c
15,341/
Feb
Feb
14c
v
Jan
17 %c
71,050
46
46
'
90c
30,225
45c
Jan
•
Jan
2.50
-
Jan
2.10 Jan
,
Feb
40-
24%
Jan
8c
14,800
16,375
Feb
Mar
2.18
.
Mar \
1.99
74,125"
21c
t
22
1.34
15c
15c
>
•
28 %c
2.30
41c
>
23% Mar
-
-
Jan
1.33 Mar
174,000
*
Jan
7
Madsen
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magnet
Consolidated Mines:
•
45%
*
——-
Feb
Jan
13c
■'
51% Mar
9,400
6%
2—
;
Red Lake Gold Mines
46c
Mar**
146
132,683
7.05
.
B
10c
21% Mar
6%c Jan
10,275
V -1.2i; i.40
u*_
„
22% Mar
55,065
100
17 Vic :
45c
.
»., 1.35
*
A__—L.
32c
»
«
3.00 Feb
3.20
37c
51%
Class
class
Bloedel
,
:—1
High
Mar
36,200
78,100
2.20
1.25
17%c"
1
Mines
Gold
T
1/30
1
Mines
Macmillan
•
;--
4,357-
-
'
3.30
17%c
Explorations
2.18
11c
Low
21
2,081
22
22
2.05
2.35
lie ll%c
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.35
1.46
31c 34Vic
;
2.20. L
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
60Vic Jan
Jan
.21c
Mines
1
Mackeno
Jan
1.42 Mar
Mar
►
19,600" '
57,375
Macfte
Jan
Gold
Mines
3.90 Feb
Jan *
37,294
1
.
i
r
1.35
32c
1
Mines
6.30
Feb
2.50
5 50 Mar
54,280
*1.20
♦
19c
Mar
13c
-
-"6,886
Macassa
Macdonald
■
—* *.
—1 J •
•
—
Yellowknife
Lynx
Jan
99
M)
Shara*
21 21%
22% 23%
10c 11 %c
13c
15c
;
10c
14c
.,
1
i
Lynduurst Mining Co—
t
23%
1
*
—
Goldflelds
>(W
Jan
11%
21%
—*
x
Louvlcourt
Lowney
6.10 Mar
"
B
Class
6.10 Mar
Feb
93
10,100
5.50
-
10 % Mar
45
96
9o
17
-
705
3.45
Development—
Coal
Jan
49
10%
-
Great Sweet Grass
Great
65
Feb
605
50
Plains
Jan
42%
5.95
1
com
Preferred
Great
58
-
Jan
-
Paper.
Great Northern
Lorado Uranium Mines-
5.80
•
1
•
Granduc Mines
Great
Mar
29 %
3,001
*
50
*
1
—
class
Mackay
24
49
J
.
Goodyear Tire Cknada com—
4%
Jan
62
*-■'
Goldora Mines —L
Gordon
16,850
60 Vi
1
1
—;
Mines
Manitou
Golden
Goldflelds
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleum*
1
Gold—
Eagle
Jan
•
1
1
Glean Uranium MinesGod's Lake Gold Mines
Goldale Mines
Mines
114
47%-
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Goldcrest
Feb
112% Mar
for Week
Low
*
A———
110
61%
47%
Prospectors————*
1
Geo-Scientific
Jan
Jan
class
Coy
10
24
5.95
10%
32
112
Loblaw
Jan
92
2,290
20%
*
—100
1
Wares-common
49%
Mar
110
111
112% 112%
28%
com—1
1
A
Steel
—
31c
Sale*
Range
Par
High
10,900
♦
Week's
of Prices
Last
.
Sale Prloe
34c
30%
31c
30
3
#
(Canada)
Petroleum
Class
General
;
,
Range Since Jan. I
Low
—1
.
General Dynamics
General
Motors
Corp—
General
110
100
—■
Ltd
Mines
Geco
34c
30
100
"preferred
prior pfd
5%%
23
Friday
High
Low
1
*
L
.
ENDED MARCH
STOCKS
Share*
Sale Prloe " *f Price*
Par
Gait win
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS '
-
.
FOR
Sale*
(Cent.)
Ttrente Stock Exchange
2.30
2.40
24,110
34c
32c
36c
62,195
11 %c
•
8c
71c
1.78
-29c
Jan
Jan
22c
Feb
Jan
23c
Mar
Jan
95c
Mar
Jan
Jan
2.45 Mar
40c
Mar
i
(1513)
Financial Chronicle
Number 5519.... The Commercial and
Volume 183
*5
CANADIAN MARKETS
r
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Omni trans
Ontario
Exploration
s
6'Ac
3.10
87c
1.00
"
:
.
6%
preferred
Copper
upemuKa
.»
'
-_10
27%
i
27%
1
11
,•
9.35
-Pacific
loC
Panel
>
63c
90o
Jan
Jan
20,987
12,610
•
86'%.
15c
77
rem
Perron
i
60c
5%
23%
23%
23%
5
21%
_•
class
43'%
43
A_
Mines
Mar
46%
46%
45
Jan
30.326
9'%c
Jan
23c
Feb
Trans Era
32c
31c
34c
30c
Mar
•19c
Jan
Trans
36c
Feb
44c
Mar
8
Jan
15
Mar
13c
13c
15c
66,200
1.00
1.15
34,595
i5c
1.10
.
-
Mar
1.99
6%
1.12
1.38
:•
87c
37c
86c
.'
93c
33c
37c
9.00
-
22,800
.
9.25
-47c
Jan
Prairie
Jan
Trend
29%
.
31%
'51%
12d
19
103
Jan
Triad
30'Ac
.
Jan
19
-
Mar
22c
Jan
44
35
1.45
1.59
II,290
1.87
2.00
15'/8C 16'Ac
*
12%
12%
__,
;
99c
37 y2
1.15
-
4.75
8%
4.75
4.75
100
4.25 Feb
8%
8%
100
49%
48%
50%
892
27c
31c
II,200
.8,955
1
86c
58
59%
60c
Feb
Jan
United
1.76
44
Mar
1.65
■-
Feb
55 Yz
Inv
B
Montauban
United
United
Feb
1.34 Jan
'•
3,950
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
53%
Feb
67%
Jan
.
;
r;
5.70
6.00
12c
,10,500
•:
::
1.85
1.80
,
._.
6c
.
6.25 Mar
16c
660
1.80
Feb
-1
7.65
-
40'A
8,208
7.15
3,450
7.25
6.90
-i
—
—
.
37
6.90
37%
10.5
Steel
Vandoo
7.70
10,355
7.25 Mar
4.20
2,020
1.99
2.30
73,400
23c
28c
36,850
Vicour
Manitou
36c
Jan
66
Mar
62
Jan
,33
.731
30% Jan
35
Jan
7.15
7.15
7.25
2,650
6.60 Feb
32c
34c
2.25
2.49
89,985
16'A
93c
15%
16%
1,090
1
92c
95C
f 13.058
92c
Mar
1.05 Jan
1
46c
43c
58c
157,830
43c
Mar
58c
Mar
•
Ltd
!
41
,41
42
5,022
42
Mar
8
25
25c 28'Ac
2.65
2.75
221,900
Jan
Mines
Waite Amulet
•
Walker
G
Weedon
Jan
4.15
Jan
Wespac
Jan
West
2.70
•
Equipment
14%
74
14'%
73'A
15'A
74%
13%
13'A
66c
64c
22c
*
1
Copper
•
24c
1
Ltd
Petroleums
21c
*
20'%
4.75 Mar
Western
Ashley
1
12c
2.75
2.99
26,253
2.60
Feb
3.45
Western
Canada
5
35
Breweries
lie 12'%c
36,900
8'%c Jan
15c
Jan
Western
Decalta
11'%
11%
6,015
11
Feb
18
Jan
Western
Grocers
1.20
1.25
7,341
70c
Jan
1.66 Jan
4.30
4.20
4.40
40,378
Jan
5.85
21c 22'%c
8,146
18c
Jan
29 %c
30
7,593
25'%
Feb
'30
*
r
' —
27%
29'%
*
„
Preferred
Western
Feb
*
20
*
class
(Geo)
•
1
Earth
Rayrock
Reef
1.32
1.40
16,300
1.25 Mar
1.80
2.15
1.73
2.50
14,966
1.55 Mar
2.50 Mar
Mining Co Ltd-:
Petroleum
Gold
13 %C
21c
57,700
Mar
Wlltsey
Coghlan
1
2.60
2.50
2.45
2.45
Mines
45c
52c
41,700
52c
!
0
t
*
:_1
1
——
99c
15
15
14
__
Lawrence
St
Antonio
ban
1
Sand
;
-
-
A
Class
B
Sherritt Gordon
„
; Sicks*
.
23,200
4,795
30
30
25
14
14'A
690
16c
1,700
1
/' 1.23
1.20
Breweries
„—
1.25
Silanco
Mining A
Silver
80
12c
17,450
74
75%
2,094
68
51 %
50%
51J/8
-.510
49% Mar
54 %
54%
135
10 %C
lO'/ac
12c
16,000
1.40
1.94
18,853
1.35
Jan
Feb
Silverwood
Dairies
6impsons Ltd
Siscoe
;
Gold
Slater
1
A
class
!
Mines
1
21,100
2.55
Feb
Jan
75'A Mar
t
Van
Souris
10
2,025
25%
Feb
I,273
25%
Feb
28
29%
16%c
19c
37%
<■
48,500
37%
37
,
Spooner
*■
Mines
•
(1944)
—*
Stanwell Oil <fe Gas Ltd
Starrett
Olsen
Stedman
Steel
.
66.585
1.25 Mar
.
36c
Feb
55c
etepn
1
Pock
Stovel
13
16%
Feb
13%
13,308
Feb
20% Mar
;73c
17,445
52c
Jan
75c
16%
660
14
Jan
16% Mar
1,409
A
*
.
*
:
Oil
Jan
31c
Sullivan
Cons
Feb
41C
Feb
Feb
90c
Feb
20c
Superior
Propane
Warrants
Petroleum
Surf
Oils
Inlet
Swltson
u
&
Minerals
Cc#s Gold
Industries
8ylvanlte Gold
Dominion
100
1.50 Mar
2.60 Jan
"lOVaC Jan
91,850
39c
Mar
3,603
40c
Jan
1
13c
.rr
1
Jan
70c
Jan
54c
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Ogilvie
38c
Mar
Jan
55c
70c
80c
12%
-.14
55c
II,882
3,703
22%
23
72 »A
13c
-
100
72% Mar
13y8c Jan
15 yB
-
Jan
20% Mar
.,3.25 Mar
13%
Jan
15
100
80c
86c
415,750
61c
Feb
19c
18c
20c
37,000
16c
Jan
5.40
5.25
5.40
II,419
*
8
8
8
1,595
3.25
3.00
3.25
1,333
22%
22
23
3,045
101%
102
50
1.80
1.70
1.82
124,642
10%:
10 %C
13:
52,450
•
7%c
7
7%
1
1.35
1.30
1.40
.
Jan
Jan
81c
50c
24%
Jan
48,919
3.25
20%c Feb
57 Va
14,100
10'A
Mar
22
2,088
3.25
-40
10 %c Mar
645
70
12»/2c Jan
:
International
3.25 Mar
16 %
86c
Jan
Jan
8%
2,410
ft 10
Jan
23%
23%
24'A
1,092
20%
Jan
25
Feb
18%
18%
18'%
15
18 »A
Feb
21 y8
Jan
31
25
27
Jan
31% Mar
31
15
31
2.90 Mar
3.35
Jan
Mar
26'4
101% Mar
103%
Jan
13c
5.860
5%
Feb
8
16,425,
1.26
Jan
1,077
22'A
21%
1,961
6
550
22
5%
46'%
46'%
48
280
9.00
8.25
9.00
700
'
••
5%
37%
*
3,831
38%
14% Jan
15
Mar
Jan
32
Jan
Feb
24
28
21%
5% Mar
Jan
46
6% Jan
33 ya
Jan
6%
52
No par
Odd lot sale
Jan
Mar
22c
Mar
Mar
24
Mar
43
43
60
39
Feb
43% Jan
com—•
26%
26%
27
3,356
24% Jan
1
45
I,525
34
*
7%
25
3,200
21c
44%
45'%
31
31
'32'A
530
Feb
30% Mar
3
42
44%
2,296
12'%
140
12%
381
75
44%
:—*
38%
Feb
14
Feb
Mar
90
Jan
8CV2
79
80'%
37'A
37'A
584
33% Feb
46'%
48'%
271
45
6.00
6.75
10,639
1
Mines
4.75
4.80
460
60'A
61
685
6
•
10
1
62
2,425
64c
II,000
Mar
37% Mar
52
Feb
1.43 Jan
t
(not included in year's
in
year's
sale
(not included
range),
Selling ex-Interest.
1 Flat
r
delivery
6.75 Mar
4.00 Mar
5.15 Jan
50
Jan
61
58
Mar
57c
Jan
62
Cash sale
z
(not Included In year's range).
s
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
dividend.
Ex-stock
trading
Mar
66%0 Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
Mar
6% Jan
5% Mar
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
privileges.
wdWhen delivered,
wi When issued,
y
price.
Jan
Jan
5.70
4,751
6%
58
60c
Jan
44% Mar
37'A
.
36
127% Mar
6
1
Mar
45% Mar
Jan
2.50
•
Mines
27
Feb
109
127'% 127'%
12'%
127'%
range).
e
Jan
11% Jan
39% Mar
25
20c
25
value.
d Deferred
Jan
Jan
Feb
Products
•
1.82 Mar
Jan
8c
125
15
31
6.00 Jan
Mar
Consolidated Gold Corp
a
Feb
1.22
1
30'A
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Jan
21
22% Mar
11,405
6.00
Mar
5.75
5.00
31% Mar
100
22%
5.50
Feb
Canadian Gen Invest Trust
22%c Feb
Feb
77/8 Mar
-
Feb
17% Jan
,45
31'%
20
—
Gold
Oreille
Yukon
29
44
17c
Bros
Universal
1,865
Jan
21%
5
—
Pend
Mar
40.,
25
Flour
Price
Mar^
13% Jan
45
Mar
•
Inc
8
51
101
-——
common
Consolidated Gold
Third
Feb
11% Feb
2,370
Paper common
Interprovincial Utilities
Pato
6% Feb
43
9,350
25
International "• tillties
Loblaw
275
,
5.90
Feb
1.95 Mar
200
8
13'A
High
Lou
50
12'A
1
Range Since Jan.
High
24
Minn & Ont Paper new
89c
Jan
Jan
28c
Sale*
Shares
23%
Products
Steel
Hayes
Curb Section
for Week
49'%
•
Securities
Mines
Canada
Copper
Gaspe
-
24
Bridge
of
DuPpnt
Jan
.
2.55 Mar
2.09
38
Dominion Glass common
Feb
19%
1
Feb
Feb
10,458
r
*
•
11
10 %C
_100
Jan
16c
20c
preferred
Steel
34%
13c
;
Preferred
Surety
Disher
100
20 y«
ordinary
21c
Jan
•
767
-
Mar
11c
•
Paper
Oil
Dalhousle
141,251
3.15
16 %c
1
common
Consolidated
40
15
16c
23,000
70,695
*
Copper
-11
A.
Jan
22,734
5
Westinghouse
Canadian
Coast
37%
1
l
Mines
.
36,950
.
55c
1
12,730
•
Contact
Supertest
72%
2.07 Jan
Mar
•
Marconi
Canadian
45c
22%
Mar
22'%
—•
common
34c
14
Mar
42c
II,800
31%
Feb
25c
I,800
5,450,
—_1
—
Sudbury
Industries
2.25
10
Sturgeon River Mines
Jan
Mar
43C
30,667
-
AA
1
Mines
preferred:
Jan
13%
*
Iron
Press
Stuart
r
Eros
of Canada
1
*
1
-
Canadian
30c
•:
13% Jan
102
1.85 Feb
of Prices
*
Investments
195
v
70c
•
Gold
common
57c
11
1
Steeloy Mining
.
1
39
Feb
101
60
16,511
Feb
50c
Feb
11
3,115
Range
—*
common
General
37% Mar
Jan
Bronze
Cottons
Canadian
11
40c
■
Standard Radio class A
Jan
Feb
93c
'
...Standard Paving Si Materials.^
Canadian
Canadian
25c
..
28c
13 %c Feb
5
•
Vinegars
'26c
.
32c
Feb
9%c Jan
1
Sugar
36 %c
2.15
Jan
16c
*
Dominion
24c
25c
51c
10%c Jan
114,000
13
*
Dredging
A'55C
A
3.10 Feb
2.66 Jan
4iy<c Feb
14,100
Week'f
44%
35c
-
1;
'
Oils
Stadacona
27c
lSYsC Mar
20%
16%
-
•
—
Mar
5.40 Mar
Jan
13
.71c
•
16%
,
5.00
.20
20%
•71 %c
Jan
13% Mar
28,500
45c
r.4lc
Jan
47
Feb
13
23,650
11c
48c
7%
!
&
Canaaa
Jan
37%
52c
33
r-'
11%
Mar
7,680
1.25
46c
104
Jan
45'% Jan
101
20,650
•
49%
Develop
Co
Canada
29% Mar
1.20
36% Jan
1.50
Low
5
Bank Note
American
Bulolo Gold
Feb
2,130
19c
•
Oil
Union. Oils
A
8panish American Mines Ltd
14c
39;775
-.819
___1—*
Rol_
.
Valley
Jan
9.05
50c
1.00 Jan
35% Jan
50
1.50
Corp—.
Newfoundland
Brown
Feb
10%
23
*
C Southern
54%
9c
National
British
Jan
Jan
54
•
Slocan
,
51%
10
5.35
,_1A
1.
common
•
8.80
1.25
Feb
Feb
29% Feb
80
10'Ac
40'Ac
Last
Asbestos Corp
3.15 Mar
26
—J—
Anglo
2.50 Mar
5.30
*
__
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
9.10 Mar
17,910
Jan
5.30
,
Andlan
1.94 Mar
.7.75
Jan
1.75
29%
1
46c
1
Mining
—
11c
l
3.90 Mar
2.70
'
,
_*
._A
Sale Price
Mar
54%
50c
—:
19c
Jan
75%
^1
70c
23
435
9'%c 11'Ac
32c
42c
Friday
Jan
3.10
.40
Mines
1.47
1.20 Mar
34,050
;
1
—
i
;
2.47
STOCKS
1.20 Mar
2.95
26%
Feb
Jan
5.30 Feb
I,491
47c
Toronto Stock Exchange
87% Mar
Mar
3.00
.'*
17c
Jan
16c
10
43
34
5.0C Jan
2,125
50c
13c
16c
2.50
Par
Jan
95c
'
Mines
Standard
24c
2.35
28
Silknit. preferred
bilver-Milier
Jan
3.55
9.00
Jan
41
2,437
45c
17c
12'Ac
2.41
18% Jan
14c
'
:'f
Jan
15c
■"A
1.30
300
46c
1
A
*
Jan
13
8,740
•
common
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
•
-
33'A
28% Mar
2.20
1.94
Feb
1.45 Mar
32% Mar
25
1.90
12'Ac
Jan
35 Vt Mar
110
—
15yB Mar
Feb
3.30
*
2.20
;——1
_1_
•
—
Corp
12%
1,373
50c
Zulapa
4.90 Mar
4.70 Mar
'
643,400
15c
15c
Jan
4.90
3.35
Jan
29% Jan
5,839
2.00
•
-
Mines
62% Mar
14%
•
50c
*
•
21 y« Mar
17%c Jan
87
i
'
Shirriff-Horsey
38'Ac
Jan
1.20
1
Gold
Creek
Jan
14
1
Mines
class
Knitting
Mar
Jan
85
Shawkey 1945 Mines
Sheep
York
22
9c
95c
.
Jan
12c
1,550
11%
102
2.00
1
Bear
Yuxeno
11c
18,700
15c
—,___59
50
preferred
preferred—„><
Feb
23,175
20
170
11'A
101
1
Zenmac Metal
57%
15,021
16c
14%
'
Class
Feb
30c
Jan
87
1
Mar
27c
8y«c Feb
Feb
1.00
.__
73c
12,690
100,180
1
Mines
Jan
26c
r,
Gold
River
Jan
Mar
•
Oil
Canuck
Jan
1.26
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawlxdgan Water & Power com
'
Feb
1.90
Jan
1-
Gold
13% Jan
43c
22c
100
Zinc
&
15
Mar
Ltd..
Mines
Uranium
Jan
Lead
Yellowknife
17c
)4.70
1
Corp
Michael
Mines
Wood (G H)
pfd
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
34 %c
30
•
«.
Ryanor Mining
«t
11'A
Yellorex
33,411
"2,215
.25
Industries
•
Yale
37,600
61%
;
—*
11% Jan
12'Ac 13%c
10c
Yankee
32c
Mar
73c
14
Mar
20% Feb
,
1,183
.
12c 13%c
59 %
1_
23c
14,200
73..
45c
15c
15c
4.90
•
22
^Oc
12c
'■'
12%c
39c
Jan
2.15
1.70 Mar
I'
17c 19%:
18c
40c
_
770
38,500
46'%
13'%
2.95
44c
1
Gold
Jan
102
Jan
*
"MVz
-Russell
,
1
Jan
75c
Mar
45c
57,633
;
-15.
21%
22
•
.Rovailte Ou common
2.75
Jan
100
37,189
26c
90c
•
90c
>,
•
1
Roxana Oils
2.40
20
2.09
;l23C
25c,
1
^
1.85
,1.95
iu
:
15 Y* Jan
74% Mar
43c
—
2.83
1
—
3.40 Jan
2.65 Mar
14
12% Jan
Jan
;
100% 100'/a
*1
Ltd-a-dA-
common.
Preferred
*
Yukon
&
Winchester Larder
2.60 Mar
Jan
10
11,700
1
Mfg
21c
Jan
1.60
1,100
1,083
tRoval Bank of Canada-—10
-
8'%c
11
—100
Consolidated
Rowan
1
10
1
Rock win Mines
f,
Petroleums
1
„
.
/• :«1 preferred
Roche Long Lac
1
Wllrich
,
Palmer Oil
Robertson
Jan
held
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
,
Wlllroy Mines
2.85
Mines, Ltd
Mines
<i"RIo .Rupununi
1
4.80 Mar
1.70 Mar
Winnipeg & Central Gas
'Reynold Aluminum pfd.——
Rio
7% Mar
3.95 Mar
30,315
•
Rexspar Uranium
{
320
47,475
A
,
five
each
8%
2.00
29%c Feb
Jan
46'%
13'%
2.80
—
4.25
Pass
103
Windward
Refining
Renabie
'*
for
new
■
50
8'%
2.50
1
exchanged for
Consolidated Regcourt
One
White
pfd
1.80
'
Ltd
Mines,
Being
Regent
8% Mar
100
—
Hardware
21c
,.
1
Reeves MacDonald
Regcourt
♦
Preierred
White
3.95
——
1
.1
...
Mines
Jan
1.84
♦
Rapid Grip & Batten.—
Rare
1.40
•
Mines
30'%
31'%
*
A
Class B
Uranium
Rainville Mines Ltd
—
Jan
69% Feb
35
1.45
42
32%
5.25
80c
84:
30'A
31
:
31
32
102
103
1.38
1
A
———
Petrol
Naco
Weston
Mar
class
Leasenolds
Western
Jan
Ltd
Petroleum
-
8% Feb
18c
10,365
8,100
35
1.36
42
32%
5.05
Feb
Mines
Jan
3.315
12c
Mines
8
13c
Products
Jan
Malartic
Feb
35%
22c
20'%
2.03
Metallurgical
16 y* Mar
Jan
67c
25c
213,067
2.70
Mar
2.57
1.65 Feb
14%
13%
4.75
50c
Jan
1.25
Mining
•
1
—
Pyrite
8
27c
_*
—*.
Mines
W
&
Waterous
5.40
.'8
*
!l
Mines
9.40 Jan
„
;,1.76 Jan
10c
Jan
40c
Feb
30c
.'23,600
7.85 Jan
32c
•
Explorations
11%
Queenston Gold Mines
58
2.35
4.15
11c
29c
,23,600
1
19c
20'%
Mines
Feb
60
31
2.80
Corp
Quebec Lithium
30 y2 Mar
58
Westeel
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Jan
29c
Mines
Ltd
Violamac
Feb
1'8.30
6.75 Mar
-
-
8.60 Feb
6.65 Jan
30
10
31
4.75
Purdy Mica Mines.
Mar
58
-Viceroy Mfg class A
Mar
41
3.80 Mar
27c
.-ZI-Ii
Jan
Mar
37c
Feb
29c
Corp
Consol
"Ventures
,1.95 Feb
19% Jan
„
2.25
Prospectors Airways
30c
9
51
8
22c
25
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
3.80
—:
30'%
|
Feb
46% Jan
59% Mar
Jan
3.30
r.
r
4.75 Mar
1
Oils
13%
12% Mar
12c
5.90
1
8.25 Mar
•
United
68c
Jan
53% Feb
,
665
11,405
1
7.95
30%
•
Jan
33c
Jan
Jan
17c
13c
50
pfd—
preferred
Jan
2.35
A
A
class
United Keno Hill
Jan
1,885
57 V2
54% Mar
44% Jan
'
9,300
t
,
Class
..
7.40
30%
1
Jan
Fuel
7.45
*
Asbestos
1.72
-
Jan
ll'c
4,472
13
81c
57%.
1
i
25,439
.*
"
;
8.00
Mining
United
3.40
Feb
86,250
57c
Mines
7.75
^an
,5.50 Jan
_•
United Corp Ltd class
United Estella Mines
Feb
2,310
-
81c
Dome
44,100
common
42c
»
2.27 Mar
40,830
16c
——
16c
*
Acceptance
2nd preferred A
Union
Mar
103
30,550
1.45
L
Gold
6,702
l*c
Oil
Union Gas of Canada
Jan
Jan
18,725
33c3.00
1.36
5D'A
Uranium
Jan
-
.
17'
2.27
1.45
com.
53
100'A
3
.r
2.42
C
B
21,800
15
Pipeline
Union
,32% Feb
.
52
43c
13 y8
Jan
V 10%
Jan
50'%
36 %C
'
103"
44
of
Jan
51
-
527
19
is y2
103
•
23%
I,960
51
;
Jan *
7.25
2,833
,
51%
36y*o
Line-
Resources
,
Feb
36c
Feb
15
Pipe
Petroleum
.
2,20 Feb
2.30 Mar
7.85
Oil
Trans
A 46c
LSfl Jan
1.60 Jan
lac
Mountain
Transcontinental
95c
A
:
88,500
4,275
Oils
6.75 Mar
,-Jan
30c
*
35,850
Empire
:
1.90
Jan
1.10 Mar
.
44,217
;.
4.75
'
preferred
1.53 Mar
1.00 Mar '
:
2,890.
,6%
; *1.15
.
Warrants
Radiore
Feb
49
12c 13% c
•
1.02 Mar
1.40
Electric
Quemont
44% Jan
43% Feb
_*
41
12c
.
Inc.——
Quebec
24'A Mar
125
38,933
Mineral-
&
Border
Quebec
Feb
42% Jan
2,085
13
Mar
2.30
—
Corp .____
Prairie Oil Roy
v
•
44
13
„
Jan
50
40
class A
B
Feb
1.04
Jan
2.05
common.——;
East
44%
1.95
?; V3°
Power
Pronto
I,945
2.20
Rouyn Gold—
Preston
50
2.21
common-
Powell
M
48%
2.05
River
R
50
Explorations
9.00
Uranium
President
.10
58c
85c. Mar
Oils
♦"
Powell
P
6,000
Trans-Canada
.v
Placer Development new
Ponder Oils.--.
;
Premier
14,020
1.00
.
Trans
•».
—
Gold
Works
60c:. Jan
Jan
49c
92c
Feb
Ccqw Gold Mines
Pioneer
Jan
40c
46c
1.00
Feb
__
Photo Engravers
Pitch-Ore
J8c
47c
-_1
37c
Oil & Gas
Pickle
1.33 Feb
3.00 Feb
Jan
—,
Oils
62,749
Feb
Jan
2.00 Mar
88c
27c
Gas_—_____
Nat
Gold
45c
v
Jan
9.00
82,300
J '6%,.
Pipeline
Peruvian
Petrol
39c
Feb
2.63
2.25 Jan
74,000
Ltd—-
Petroleums
Preferred
44C
__
;
Iron
Class
'
Mines
Peoples Credit
26,305
11
2.23 Mar
.
37 c
—1
Preferred
"
5,820
2.40
10% Mar
,
1.38
"
Consol
River
nina
1.16
2.25
Mines
Traders*Finance
"
Peace
1.02
2.25
Gold*Mines
.Toronto
Jan
86% Mar
Feb
11,400
Toronto Dominion Bank
,16% Mar
Feb
52c
18,800
,7.30
-25c
;
Torbrlt Silver
1.22 Feb
Jan
7.30
1
31c
1
Uranium
12%
.
925
52c 55'Ac
85.V4
;
-•
21,194
Tiara Mines
Tombill
Feb
50
2.30
6.50
„
1.15
Parker Drilling
Pathfinder
Feb
11
2.23
Feb
Mar
9% Jan
31c
Mines
^Paymaster
45c
U
2.25
Mines
.Thomjason-Lundmark
'
Jan
Mar
-
II
1
Mines
Feb
9
,
15c
1.20
Amalgamated Mines.
Pater
83c
v
100
42
Jan
1
Pardee
,
57c
Jan
9%
High
Mar
10c
—10c
Mines
Paramaque
Feb
Feb
Gold
.Texas Calgary
\ 4AS Jan
3.75
17,000
40
III10
Temagami
liy8 Mar
11c
500
luc 13'Ac
15% 15%
„
•
Feb
58c
"
16,600
■
28% Mar
13c
9%
m
common
Preferred
Tecx-sugnes
12% Mar
11c
11c
—
Pearson
Low
250
common
Mines
Range Sinee Jan, 1
42
275
18,200
Mines.
Parbec
,
1.05
53c
_
Uranium
Consol
,
85 '%
-
Porcupine
Western Oils
Pan
i
--15%
Page Hersey Tubes
,
48c
U2% Mar
.
26 %c
118,499
45c
t
Feb
,8.20
;
35,875
83c
Coyle
Pamour
"
110 "
35c
1.05
Eastern
facuic
27%
200
'4i40
147c
Pacific Petroleum
_
Feb
•
Lake
Taylor
Jan
t30c
;
81c
1.10 Mar
10%
93,290
'
•'
Tandem
11%
■
78c
35c
-——:
:
3.15 Mar
.1.150
11 %
Ormsby Mines
Jan
8him
High
42
•
Tamblyn
2.50
15,700
■
!■ 4.40
Orenada Gold
8%c Mar
Jan
28%
—
Jan
52c
12%
-s
Orange Crush,
>*
11,775
12%
12
12'A
'
__20
-
f*r Wedk
Low
Par
High
-
2,725
12
12
-
—10
———
5 Y2 % class B pfd
—
^Ontario Loan Ji Debenture.——.
*
„
77,900
3.00
90c
-
Warrants
■
3.05
Club commun—
jocKey
LOW
4c
Bang*
Bale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%c
5V2C
WMk'i
•f Priecs
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Low
__—_—
23.
for Week
•f Prices
Par
MARCH
WEEK ENDED
/rlday
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
46
The Commercial and Financial
(1514)
...norhC
Monday, March 26,
195®-
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, March 23
Investing Companies
'
Mutual Funds-
1.25
Inc
Fund
AMIUated
1
Inc—1
Fund
Mutua'.
*
Fund Trust
Associated
Obligations of Government Agencies
Par
Funds—
Atonic Development
Mutual Fund Inc—
1
1.78
6.67
Institutional
Axu-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__ 1
Aae-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
lc
11.45
12.90
Institutional
Income
Fund.lc
Insur
Intl
of
Co
Investment
Trust
Johnston
(The)
9.88
1
16.98
B-4
(Discount
10c
A
11.32
;
12.23
-K-l
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
:K-2
"
24.93
14.36
Inc
Fund
Bowling Green Fund IncJ
1
Ltd
Fund
23.06
13.10
1
Street Invest Corp
7.61
Funds—
B-l
(Investment
26.57
27.73
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
26.12
(Low
1
19.25
Fund. y,-ty«y.t7 V
General
1
11.03
1
19.52
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
12.46
1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
—100
Preferred
12.91
11.06
Mutual
Managed Funds—
Automobile
—'
1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Grown Western Investment Inc.
<
Dividend Income Fund
1
16.46
47%
7.31
4.84
3.36
Bod
Fund
3.04
3.35
Metal
lc
3.70
4.08
—lc
X3.31
3.65
8.26
9.05
Massachusetts Investors Trust.l
Mass Investors Growth, Stock
35.84
38.75
Dtoersified
Trustee
E—
Series
Dividend
12.61;,
12.47
13.67 f
of
9.76
10.70;
Nation
Baton
25c
r,
-3.13:
7
8.69
1
Inc—
20.45
2.86
<
Fund
1
22.45
<20.77
22.20
4.98
5.44
7.41
7.68
11.51
Investment
Mutual
12.58
New
15.34
16.58
New
4.20
4.60
of
*
7.94
8.63
North
Fund—
Franklin Custodian Funds
Common
Inc—
series——lc
stock
stock
Preferred
Futures
10.47
Inc
7.53
2
18.47
3.44
3.74
"
.____1
General
Capital
General
Investors
Philadelphia
Pine
Aviation
84.27
Puritan
Fund
8.51
Putnam
CGeo)
10.89
11.93
i 11.96
13.10
7.55
12.72
13.93
lc
8.19
6.35
Vttbacco
6.88
7.44
13.26
11.73
9.13
9.51
13.24
12.90
13.43
2.95
3.25
lc
6.97
17.64
•"
_lc
Utility shares
13.62
13.28
14.55
Investment Corp..*
42.00
44.50
Fund—1
a30.76
Inc.I
12.59
1
United Accumulated
Income Fund
4.23
4.65
United
Science Fund—
GMWth Industry .Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
9.94
16.17
United
16.66
Canada
Value Line Fund
17.76
17.23
Funds
Fund
___1
9.06
..1
11.15
12.19
Ltd—.1
.16.03
16.00
Fund Inc.
I
6.65
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
j'
Fund
of
Boston
-2.70
.
,
6-
1-56
b2.80 f 2.50%
3.00%
7-
2-56
b2.90
2.70%
11-
1-55
8-
1-58
b2.95
2.95
Investors
11.77
Fund
1
9.75
10.66
Whitehall
Fund
7 9.10
1
Inc..
19.72
21.32
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
Wellington Fund
Par
Casualty Sc Surety..:
Insurance Co
Life
<
Bid
,
10
lo«
——:
73 V
10
Agricultural Insurance Co_x
1—rlrnn Automobile
A—rtcan Equitable Assure
conv
2 '
37(4
Ins Co
41
—
6c
Shippers
Life
Ins
of
Amer
■
128
New York
,
9.95
181
189
131
137
;
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i.
10
__•
68(4
68(4
,
Reinsurance
-
99.653 v
April
April
1956—
1956—
99.604
99.860
99.870
June
7,
1950—
99.550
12,
19,
,;
ni;
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Assn
Deposit
W|TVOIV
nf
of
IKIU
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2.50
5
4
10
r*lls
6c
-
•
Philadelphia——lo
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of
Newark
Rnafclin
Life
General Reinsurance
Americafl—________
™-Llfe (Jacksonville
^fwrer
5
40(4.
60(4
70
63(4
72(4
44%
.
Bankers
Trust_—____
90
Chem
Republic
St
62
24
New
Long
Y
45
—5
Bank
93
67
2
44 y2
49
42
33 y2
Atlas
40(4
44(4
Bait
10%
13(4
78
Plywood
Gas
&
.1975
5(48
Elec
Nat'l
St.
3 (4s
Mercantile
98
63 (2
67
27 y4
28%
83
"24%
13
Fruehauf
Sau
43
.
-
4s
10
Lear,
Long Island Lighting
15(4
-78
•61
s
101
Inc 4.25s
Lowenstein
■
4%s
Mich
(M)
Gas
53
66%
Standard
10
52(4
55%
5
83(4
88 y2
tEx-100%
US Fidelity & Guaranty Ce-—10
U S Fire
__3
63%
28%
66%
tEx-3-for-l
99
100%
.
99%
_
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97%
100% "
50(4
179
96
104
49
51
,
U S
Life Insurance
Co
in
31%
the
City of N Y
4
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2
117
51
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61
17
t
25
;
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20
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63
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Amer
>
N.T A,8- A.;6.257 39
41.
'
99
1011/2 :
1970
106(4
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Stocks—
155
30%
165
32%
a
Net
par value
96%
7
96%
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--t
v
V*
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7
preferred.
Transcontinental Gas
4.90% preferred
asset
value.
t New
.
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Stock Exchange.
•
-
•
•
the New York
;
*
100%
102
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b Bid
7
;
101
v
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103
7
split
100
101%
103
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100
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stock.
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issued,
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60(4
:
100
101
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100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
♦No
; 101 y2
General
5%
1931
.1980
AmericanrSs.
Ask
103%
100%
Electric. Service 3(4S_1986
Texas
Textron
•
102%
pfd—100: 110%
Telephone. Corp-r- i: 7 ......
preferred
50
59%
Reynolds Metals 4.75% pfd—50
k__ -
99%
& Sons—
:—
Bid
7
.
Jew Jersey Bell Tel 3%s—_1995
acific Power. & Lgt .3%5—1985
4.25%
101%
3 (4s
-
107%
.
-
3%s. .1985
^
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40
%;;
100
>
;*.
98
110%;"
—
x_—_a.
Cons
100 Ya
f. .1976
1
convertible
26
171
;V
:/ 35
32%
111
20
60(4
48
61%
Francisco—
Bank of
San
Houston Light & Pow 3y4s. 1986
Illinois Bell Telep 3%s
199§
56(4
Travelers
51
''
Bank
Trust
Bonds—(Cont.)—
102%
.1976
4s
88
70
Ask
101%
.1970
26%
59
Bid
Lgt 3(4s— .1986
Trailer Co
63%
,
..
.
Trust—25
■
Bank
Trust
Union
Louis
St
7,
,
7
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66
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Bell Telephone Co" of Penn-
10
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64
58%
10
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
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22
,
83
58
2
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Mellon
9(4
198
v
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Bank..
Pittsburgh—
20(4
,
•
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45(4
90
6.25
.
Paterson (N J) '
' V' :
County Bank & Trust Co
70
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46
7
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V
110
10
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,3
35
12.50
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Los
48
328
20
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:
100
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100
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Jersey
First
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3
5
of
45%
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National
34 Yz
44
10
&
Detroit—"
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25
Albany, N. Y.—•-'*
7
68%
10
Co
-
79%
/ 41 Ya
Bank
Trust
40
260
66%
40 y2
10
State Bank of N Y_l__5
Rye National Bank
;
__2
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State
49
,
33
10
Inc
38
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16
National Bank. '
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&
48(4
20
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National
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76%
10
& Co
440
250
20Q
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Gommerce
Bk
Connecticut
Hartford
20
Trust
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Connecticut—
.
of Commerce_10
Brook
10
'
42(4
10
32 Yz
Bank
City Bank
Bank of
Union
64%
Bank
of Freeport
Morgan (J P)
•
62%
Co
County Trust
Island Trust
National
Co—7
Trust
Cleveland
Bank
Trust
York
29 Y»
x_100
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Central
29 Ya
29 Y2
Bank—:
National
Cleveland—*
190
Bank—
Square N
(The)
307
3.40
20
Natl
National
Industrial Bank
Irving
Kings
301
_20
York—
90%
Harris Trust & Savings Bk_H)0 #25
Northern Trust Co__—i—h—_100 3.26
.27(4
-
Rochelle—
•
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30Y^
Bank
City
80
V'
90ya
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National
63
180
■.
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Continental
.
48
10 7 27Y2
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76
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Natl
City
; ''7;-V
7'
28
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&
Westchester
New
10-
36(4
10
^surance Co__io
Bank
National
First
Ask
Bid
67
12 V4
.
Par
68%
58
5
10
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Seaboard Surety Co__
Security (New Haven).
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<
53
-
&
99.473
42 >4
10
Insurance
Paul Fire
99.524
99.464
Companies
51s/2
46 Ya
'
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(Minn)
99:511
-
252
66 %
49%
10
38(4
,102
12.50
Ask
244
Exchange Bank—10
State Bk & Tr—25
Corn
Commercial
77
98
50
40%
240
40(4
.3.33(4
_._
.
York
Chase Manhattan Bank—.12.50
142
,
36(4
2
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
46(4
.
34(4
Steam boiler
134
Pacific Indemnity Co___l
„10
Peerless " Casualty Col—_^—_5
"5
p.,..
36
5
72(4
FlalZ^
Fire.—
Hartford
ffptne
33
232
5
Pacific
87(4
74
RepubllcIIIIIl
,
4
Fire—
21,
Chicago-
100
New
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
River—————12.50
Insurance
Bid
New YorkBank of
140
10
—
99.562
•
4956.
99.740
135
_10
Northeastern ____—:
Northern
"
83(4
XU
of~MdZZIl0
Ui
PhflflHalnkU
99,728
•
1956—
14,
June
June
May 10,
Central
36
99.828
93,784
Huntington ,(L I)_____ ___10
Bterling National^
25
72
35
99.815
99,773,
1956
3,
May
1956—
1956
124
' Northwestern National Life
.38(4
jMGItf 6c
Ask
Bid
,
280
100
-
99.697
99.593
X120
_.5
-
136
96
Ask •••*'•
Bid
99.639
5
Casualty
▼atari.
Dollar
Ask
1956-
Meadow
;
Bills
1956—
6.07
Fire
North
7
31,
10
Fire.
2.95% 7"
May
13.64
Life Ins—
"
29(4
260
5
Assoc:
New Amsterdam
-
b3.10
56
May 24,
5.62
Merchants & Manufacturers.
40(4
2
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Group
•
3
99-917
12.62
C)
' National Fire—
National Union Fire—
New Hampshire
10
Continental Assurance 1 Co
Continental Casualty Co
■MMoyees
Employees
<
v
58
27Va
10
©Gambian Natl Life Ins..—
Ofiecticut General Life
105
;-.™
38(4
(N J)__5
5
2.90%
12-
1-56
3-
99.954
1
Merchants Fire Assurance—
32%"
30
',53
5
—
Fire Ins. Assn
,
28
100
'
44
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Insurance Co.
35(4
31(4
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African Re-insurance
"
5 "
African Surety •:
23
s
35(4
33
3
Assurance Co_3
(Newark N-J)J_2(4
28(4
b3.05
99.947
—I
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Life Insurance-Co of Va
._20
Lincoln National Life
10
Maryland
Casualty—
1
Massachusetts Bonding.:
5
-
'40(4
•
33
N
1-56
99.906
Royal
Standard
Ur
..
April 5, 1956
Manufacturers
North Amer
of
(Greensboro
37(4
26(4
3
preferred
lean Home
Jefferson
76 V2
218
35(4
African Fidelity 6c Casualty_5
•1.25
•
207
lo
Co
2.85% 7'
.
7 2- 1-56
-
May 17, 1956--.
30.25
Par
Insurance
-
b3-05
9-
99.986
27.76
Companies
134
b3.00
10-1-56
1956-..
29.
1
Ask
124
4-56
r
99.682
New
Insurance
2.85%,
V
99.984
Hanover
)
Inc
Incorporated Income Fund..—1
Incorporated Investors.—.
.1
.•Ask
1.55
United States Treasury
Franklin
7.79
10.77
.
^
2.85%
Guaranty Trust
6.91
1
Bid
;,7:
>
.
3-56
2.95%
3-55
Franklin
14.60
7.13
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
'
Inc.
9- 1-55
10-
Due
; ;
■
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1-
3.125%
of
7.27
_
Wall Street
17.30
Dated
3 00%
2.45%
2.95%
17.42
Fund
1960
12-
2.20%
b2.75'
2.80%
11.41
6.32
Income
1,
.,7
h2.65
1-56
of
8.29
10.50
13.40
Line
Ask
2-56
5-
Fiduciary
1
Inc—l
Value
a26.95
1
Inc
Bid,,
Rate
2.55%
12.63
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.I
■aydock
94.28
4-
Federation
Shares.l
Inc
94.20
Oct.
1-55
Empire Trust—
.9.25
11.62
Fund—1
Continental Fund
United
<
95.18
1-55
First
United
9.07
13.19
26
8.46
United Funds Inc—
12.83
lc
12.10
1
Inc
17.81
96.8
95.10
8-
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
12.91
24
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
16.28
__lc
shares
16.07
12.46
Investors.—
Fund
96.26
96
7-
Par
14.66
11.72
..lc
a
Dated
—
1
Fund
Television-Electronics Fuud—„—1
Texas
r
Due
.
Investors Inc——1
& Farnham
Roe
<
Bank & Trust
12.25
Sterling Investment Fund
11.23
12.32
lc
shares
11.78
10.25
Bate
10.80
Stein
97.9
96.18
45»/2
9.98
State Street
97.7
1959-
l%s April
1,
1959—
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April
1,
I960—
99.4
.
15,
,
97.14
l%s
100.11
98.28
1957
1,
98
100.1
99.31
97.6
12.75
44
1.25
Shares
(Edson B)
1958—.
1958_
14.34
a37.83
Sovereign
10.03
lc
shares.
stock
\ 31.71
1
lac
.
Amer
100.9
-
a24.30
Smith
16.64
lc
equipment shares
Ballroad
9($5
lc
shares
Btecl shares
31.39
1
& Clark—
Fund-
Stock
Southwestern
10.62
9.69
15.20
195T
Clark
&
97.24
Federal Intermediate Credit (Bank Debentures
April 26,
•
Selected
6.97
shares..lo
shares
Botlroad Bond
Canada
Stevens
Common
8.98
lc
FSOlly administered shares—lc
Oeudlffcl bond shares
lc
Soduitrial Machinery shares.lc
Petroleum
15.37
1
Scudder,
Electrical
Merchandising
Mining shares
24.49
14.14
Shareholders Trust of Boston..1
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Bond
20.92
24.01
u
Fund Inc
14.59
institutional
of
1958—
l7/8s Feb.
99.30
99.28
Bid
1
Stevens
99.6
1,
l%s April
—
Stock
—1
ruua
Scudder,
*
10.27
13.33
Food, shares—v.—
r
Bcuduer
*
*
1 98.18
98.10
Dollar Value
19.18
Fund Inc
8.28
9.37
lc
VEquipment shares—,
BR
-
-lc
.lc
&
:
1
Fund—
98.31
98.29
99.4
-
1957—_
2.30%
7.26
•
Inc
7.83
lc
shares—
Electronics
■
78.37
Aug. 15,
1%S Oct. 1,
100.3
32
Science & Nuclear Funds
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
Common
30
.<
2.50
14.90
'i<.'
Ask
Bid
l%s May
2s
100.5
Shares—
Inc.
lc
shares—
Chemical
20.84
1
Growth
'r'''
,
.
.
Notes—(Cont. )15, 1957_
1957-<
Treasury
99.31
99.29
99.20
/ 7.17
22.53
Inc
1
shares
Automobile
6.56
Inc..
Rowe)
98.24
.
10.11
—1
13.63
'<
Securities—
Group
;
Fund
Fund
(T
98.16
5.76
9.25
3.71
Fund
Street
Pioneer
15.
1%S April 1,
8.00
5.27
1956
-
■
6.64
...
1
Trust..
V,'
100.2
1957———
15,
2%s March
10.13
.1
Fund
1
Corp
9.27-
1
Series.
American Trust
100.3
100
—
Maturity—
2.30%
1
Ltd
Ji.
.
100.4
1956—
Capital Fund
Canada
Price
Industries Fund Inc
t
Ask
-
<7 ,1 %8 Oct. 1,1956
March
8.25
16.85
■
99.31,. 100
Notes—
15,
1956
28 Aug.
12.70
11.47
lc
series—
Fundamental Investors Inc.
England
YOrk
Series
'
i.y
99.29
—
1956
10.71
•'
.1
,
Series
Stock
1956
195&.
l%s Oct.
Treasury
21.64
7.32
1
Series—
Growth
:
1,
Feb.
3.86
-
9-91
11.62
1
Series
Series
Dividend
Stock
/
1
—
Stock
Dec.
V 7,.'K
1
Corp.,
Series
20,
20,
.
15.09
<20.00
Income
Inc.I
Financial Industrial Fund
Founders
"
a
(
Wide Securities Co Inc.I
Bond
Natl Mortgage Assn—
Nov.
11.13
3.55
interest.
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
24.00
1
Corp—1
Equity Fund Inc—r—;
.—20e
Federated Fund of New Eng—1
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Stock
97.30
42.92
10.14
1
Preferred
Fund—
Balanced
UBeetronics
97.2
97.22
11.51
39.70
Shares.. Corp——l
7
9.45
97.20
,'96.26
27/8s June 15,
Trust- Shares—...7
beneficial
National Investors
18.16
Inc
10.65
•
1
Fund
Fund
Mutual
Howard—
6c
Life
Mutual
Shares—
Shares—_—
Dreyfus Fund
1
65.90
—:—_r_2.50'
?
Inc
Fund—1
Investment
—
shares
1
Diversified
...
shares
11.47.
l.
'.1
■
3.70
65.24
>;
,97.12
3 VaS
98.28
5.33
lc
—
shares
Mutual Invest
'
••
1956—
lc
shares
Transport
•
'
1
Indebtedness—
of
22,
2%s
15.18" Massachusetts
Growth
June
28
4.67
Fund
Diversified
Certificates
4.24
Industries
15.03
.Dataware. Fund—
'
a46-02
•
Special Investment shares—lc
8.00
97.24
<97.16
Federal
100 '
Bid
shares—lc
50%
Do Vegh Income Fund Inc
1
Do Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1
,15%
Fund—*
.
•-*
Maturity"
16 C2
2%S
17.79
1, 1958.
V
99.30
99.29
08.20
■
3.14
'
99.8
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nda of a point
13.42
X2.85
18.34
98.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
7.21
•
Equipment shares.lc
20.41
100.1
97.26
99
.
1, 1958—
1, -19591, 1960.
2%s June 1, 1960.
2%s Jan.
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
18.78
100
99.30
—.
1957-55:
2%s Nov.
100.1
99.26
1956
1956—
1957-
2%s June 22,
Paper
16.88
——
Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
1,
1,
5.81
13.73
1
Inc
Sept 4,
June
5.28
General
—1
Fund
June
2s
11.97
6.58
12.28
shares
Petroleum
Composite
2.35s
2.95s
lo
10.42
12.63
1
25e
Loomis. Sayles
Electrical
/
Fund.;
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
23.51
9.59
99.29
1957
1,
2%s May
2 lAs Feb.
100.3
99.31
15,
2%s May
-
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
11.25
Lexington Trust Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
•
Priced Com
Keystone Fund of 'Canada Ltd.l
21.66
100.4
Feb
100
15.78
10.31
'
(Low
Knickerbocker
143
3s
l%s Oct.
1957——
99.30
'
14.08
14.46
Stksui
Stocks)—1
(Income Com
13.66
138
Colonial Fund Inc—.
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—-1
;
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
21.07
6.48
100.2
100.2
100.1
100 •
15,
,
19.02
Bonds)
19.47
;
15,
100.1
,
Bonds—
2%s May 1, 1956—
27/8s Sept. 14, 1956
13.60
17.43
Bonds)
12.64
-1
Ltd—
Fund Inc
CIBS4)
Canadian
Jan.
99.31
Bank
Land
100
100
—
Ask
Bid
100.1
21.29
W 8-4
5.92
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
28.02
25.92
Cuntury Shares Trust—1
1
X17.42
18.83
Chemical Fund Inci
I—50o
CBrtotiana Securities com—100 15,700 16,300
Sept.
99.31
—
32nds of a point
more
or
Federal
1956
17, 1956.
12.04
Bonds)——1
Priced
S-3
.7
3%s
21.01
S-l
8.32
Aug.
3.05s
28.49
B-3
S-2
Inc
Fund
QaMfarnia
3.20s
10.80
24.80
18.36
a
\
11.84
23.06
1
April 16, 1956
2%8 May 15, 1956
3s June 15, 1956—
3%s July 16. 1956
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
2.50s
4.93
10.83
Home
a21.81
Tr of America—____•
Corp
4.51
Fund.l
Custodian
Keystone
16.02
Boston—1
America
of
Mutual
IOV2
5%
14.42
—1
—
14.65
lc
Inc
8.23
7.52,
Fund—lc
Fund
Resources
Investment
9.40
4.39
Bid
Federal
12.53
11.79
9Va
4%
13.27
Inv
11.95
Fund, lc
Fund
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
I
Figures after decimal point represent
Growth
Institutional
16.55
6.73
6.19
8.65
4.02
AnHBoughton Stock Fund Inc_l
^THoldings
Ask
10.92
Fund—lo
Bank
Inst Foundation
4.38
10.17
1.82-
15.18
Bsnsficial Corn
Bid
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
American Business Shares
American
Mutual
Ask
1-63
6 16
4.10
9.31
166
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Far
102
-<■
.
98 7
100
7
<
-*
£*'-
Number5519The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
(1515) ;47
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
liminary figures ^compiled by
1958
.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 24, clearings for
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
all
Our preliminary totals stand
15.5% above those of the corresponding week last year.
2,099,129
2,311,546
4,693,047
At this center
at $23,031,532,399 against $19,941^105,070 for the same week in 1955.
(there is
New Jersey—Trenton
4,217,813
1.8
6,624,839
7,163,850
1,715,473
1,234,000,000
+
6.1
3,202,208
3,055,004
8,095,986
+ 10.1
9,661,896
23.270.473
—19.7
7503,114
14,662,800
10.5
13,874,904
15,480,310
14,322,458
0.6
1,298,840,299
1,323,554,734
16,551,872
14.981.474
1,357,757,781
—
1,365,422,825
+
the week follows:
Total (11
-
:' v;
CLEARIRGS—RETURNS BY TElE&RAMf
r.
+
-
cities)
t_
..
4,910,452
0.4
—
4,045,297
18,605,879
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 19.0%.
a
1.309,173
+ 16.5
9.2
—19.5
6,842,332
8,914,622
York_
S
1,557,672
1,594,732
1,492,165
1,759,184
4.618,394
1,264;000,000
3.658,593
—
4,029,073
6,965,443
1953
4
6.9
—
5,652,082
*3,800,000
Scranton
-■
1954
+ 27.6
1,293,000,000
WIIkes-Barre
?
1,814,439
4,549,631
1,288,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading-
17—
T
or
Dec. %
1,689,175
Lancaster
Inc.
1,479,923
Bethlehem
weekly clearings will be
$
1.888,983
Chester
of the
1955
$
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
^.Week Ended March
■
^
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
.
District—Philadelphia—
—
rr
"
New York
Chicago
23,743,434
10,963,674
-Cincinnati
281,072,048
263,472,966
+
6.7
10,121,745
270,749,245
Cleveland
573,505,118
53,388,600
538,984,911
+
6.4
490,629,405
8,940,696
269,366,419
513,506,814
+
0.1
50,763,000
46,966,803
6.5
685,010,074
___—
452,229.440
388,634,894
+ 16.4
______
353,400,000
341,300,000
+
755,921,000
587,313,409
447,585,628
382,845,979
+ 16.9
467,932,082
Francisco*!^
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
—
Columbus
Mansfield
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.1
.384,436,236
365,728,660
$15,310,938,055
+ 16.5
,-4,372,332,185
fite day«__--i^—___
Ten cities,
cities, five
days
,
—_
3,858,472,515
+ 13.3
1,437,575,032
(7, cities)...
"r
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk..
Richmond
cities lor ,Week__i_
,4, Total all
V
District of
We oannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
,v;
In the elaborate-detailed statement,
•
For! that week there
March 17.
was
a
—
decrease of 5.4%, the aggregate
+
1.8
+
4.5
+
0.5
weelc ln 1955.
r
jDutside of this city there was -
i ings at this center Showing
a
the totals
8,094,059
\
<•
J.
'J.In the
■ "
1 .'•> -"
.
following
we
WV/
.
_
furnish
-
lit
2nd
•
3rd
...
>•
V
..Week Ended March 17—
J
Total
.665,043
Orleans™
York'i^^^_'i^l«
New
i
___.ll;
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
Seventh Federal Reserve
...
'v'.' 1,437,575,032
1955
$
799,052,490.-;
Dec.
%
1.2
+:
13,471,237,163 ; >-10.2
1,366,422,625
1,319,993,905
1954
Inc. or
0.6
—
8.9
+
$
$
V
•1
764,641,570
12,459,131,564
1,298,840,299
1,260,247,028
770,207,412
10,945,954,660
%
1,323,564,734
+
u,
644,144,065
687,500,051
+
1.8
1,091,897,760
1,537,615,521
1,471,725,868
+
4.5
1,394,084,163
1,350,484*006
+
3.7
680,434,420
564,130,108
546,927,987
5.9
623,048,740
676,204,057
"j
;_i_
'I
717,955,383
7
Francisco
;•*, l" 744,608,968
569,424,770
609,174,379
—
9
:
625,536,782
664,721,949
—
—
4
524,216,600
558,945,328
1,219,367,124
1,289,630,938
22,844,348,099
24,149,110,219
11,239,858,149
11,110,818,785
6
:
_10
494,754,358
398,826,985
5.5
1,191,145,888
1,190,257,573
109
York
.
.c
5.4
City
22,464,499,963
add
our
+
10,408,900,383
10,425,804,509
each city and for the
detailed statement showing the figures for
.
.
-
;
*
Inc. or
1954
1953
Dec. %
$
$
8.0
2,316,403
5.8
15,224,793
12.940,103
+
5.1
10,202,120
+
8.2
10,598,816
9,066,748
82,710,000
82,809,000
9,942,877
9,748,293
+
4,592,186
3;656,968
+ 25.6
125,808,494
131,471,423
6.752,200
: .>5,983,542
44,743,090
14,633,380
2,357,004
42,879,636
+
4.3
14,752,177
+
0.8
42.9
1,344,912
13,868,772
1.338,636
1,160,600,759
6,778,474
16,212,565
1,100,290,705
+
5.5
1,037,965,410
1,019.055,324
5,134,149
+
32.0
4,598,110
4.589,290
15,635,063
+
3.7
13,836,246
13.369,873
10,887,276
9,044,696
+
20.4
8,046,784
8.546,309
6,167,052
5,518,464
+
9.0
5,039,477
4.302,080
1,537,615,521
1,471,725,868
+
4.5
1,394,084,163
1,350,484,006
•
1—
.
Haute
Terre
"Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
Rapids
Des Moines
8ioux
:
,,
'*
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
!
Rock ford
Springfield
(17 cities)—
10,690,237
—
2.0
.
2,478,042
2,915,842
*■
v.
: 7,482,620
.
■"Massachusetts—Boston
667,385,054
River
4.3
+ 12.8
4,796,675
.
+
17.7
2,006,771
2,201,023
6,760,140
+ 10.7
5,799,906
7,520,242
0.6
642,843,549
+
,'7
+
_..11
3,751,404
1.0
3,335,040
2,786,651
2,141,65?
v
+.
-
"'•
1,508,737
+ 42.0
1,660,393
Haven
!'_■
3,518,703
3,646,448
14,534,232
+14.2
13,799,862
11,761,845
10,313,463.
+
12.2
9,231,434
10,007,668
3,618,575
;
01,575,850
,
V-.u
^
•
v^Mew Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
^ 36,445,076
38,384,622
23,642,049
20,496,561
*-t—30,057,800
m
30,127,600
r
,
—J-i'J.:,
,
v7 Rhode Island—Providence
'
1
35,112,854
132,465,4Q8i
Blineis—Quincy
5.4
362,200,000
369,600,000
1.3
183,787,218
174,794,987
128,873,112
6.7
132,081.259
131,542,055
2,450,269
2.5
2,365,943
3.7
680,434,420
382,200,000
201,732,608
—
—
4
iv
2,510,952
—
M
Total
717,955,383
744,608,968
(4 cfties)
+
2,688,221
678,625,263;
ninth Federal Reserve District
HtnneniraHi
9,237,698
382,046,745
411,663,848
St.
142,465,711
157,314,828
+ 29.6
7,128,208
MhmeapoHs
Paul
7,041,451
7,305,885
7.2
380,038,653
361.254,925
9.4
148,090,574
148.929,336
—
—
10,053,954
+
15.9
8,769,907
7.463.752
4,427,763
+
1.6
4,082,622
4,012,684
5,899,691
+
3.5
4,722,881
5.153,074
12,686,087
+
5.8
11,384,020
12,808,331
569,424,770
Dakota—Fargo
4,497,601
6,106,754
13,417,955
North
609,174,379
—$.5
564,130,108
546,927,987
11,652,306
Dakota—Aberdeen
______
.
Montana—Billings
Total
(7 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1,059,220
841,811
848.147
11,119,455
*
7.6
167,150,652
182,838,736
10,851,502
9.0
—
9.553,183
2.9
22,848,158
21.546,588
6.7
391,573,532
433,544,779
0.9
11,673,045
11,314,756
+ 32.0
12,515,259
Joseph
707,513
8,452,481
—
28,391,848
431,621,230
12,399,144
8,083,177
City
701,528
9,214,980
—
11,169,142
10,165,797
27,554,608
402,680,814
Wichita
912,701
0.7
+ 25.2
164,114,156
Kansas—Topeka
773,719
4.1
—
8,878,879
151,676,106
Omaha
St.
City-
1,015,870
____—
5,381.090
3.917,557
—
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Total
-
—
6,124,068
3.415,763
5.9
623,048,740
676,204,057
+ 12.5
664,721,949
625,536,782
(9 cities)
2,880.534
7.9
9.194,326
427,456,751
333,328,858
4.4
30,441,078
30.168,583
(a)
(a)
—
1,118,659
4,469,436
—19.0
J ' 16,603,884
.
Connecticut—Hartford
Nev
4,637,074
•
.204,432,002
/
402,900,000
Kentucky—Loui8viHe.,i._
Tennessee—Memphis
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
14,101,709
12,534,498
437,184,716
474,899,000
—
40,536,445
38,818,917
+
Texas—Austin
'
••
15,357,542
127,102,581
636,995,524
663,649,423
3,787,465
Worcester
i
'40,217,494
"
1,648,962 '
3.330,426'
3,460,257
138,927,919
—
"
..2—_
New Bedford
-
8,799,577
_
,
10.172,334
69.289,000
10,632,985 :
74,487,000
0.1
—
1,934,185
,
Eighth federal Reserve District—St. Lenis—
Missouri—St.,Louis
Missouri—Kansas
"
_
Springfield
1,112,893,509
+
Lincoln
1955
(1956
■.
•
1,091,897,760
+
2,987,010
Hastings
First Federal Reserve District—iesten—
Maine—Bangor
>
1.8
1,181,213,652
9,628,078
10,351,999
•'
Nebraska—Fremont
$
Clearings at—
Pall
187,876,846
20,959,048,274
1.2
—
Week Ended March 17-
Portland
190,618,114
—
175,753,889
'
19,123,544
—
South
6.2
—
week ended March 17 for four years:
*
594,717
4.5
•
2,748,059
Minnesota—Duluth
'
J
489,656
0,6
10,876,458
11,571,719
Helena—
1
Total
..
+ 19.2
4.878,421
193,008,504
20,233,928
678,625,263
6.5
s.-
now
+ 22.4
7,546,955 \
„
-
1,112,893,509
11th Dallas™
We
8.8
'1,277,612,037
700,036,539
10th Kansas City___
V
3.2
31;076,091
1953
1,181,213,652
JV1
New
6.8
+
—
-
'
South BencL_
,
721,904,375
8th fit. Louis-
Outside
+
+
"
*
Indianapolis
v
.
1,201,870,692
*9th Minneapolis
12th San
.....
...»
$
>2th Chicago.
i
388:400,000
28,682,788
District—Chloage—
—
Indiana—Fort Wayne
■
_____™„le
»th Richmond
4th Atlanta
!
:
1,201,970,692
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
in the
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1956
>1^57,757,781
if
_
114.138,008
3617900,000
5,343,915
) 4,687,826
198,558,225
177,245,260
9,882,216
.
18T,999,965
(10 cities)
Total
12,096,037,204
1
114,489,760
r
of rank clearings
808,333,250
•v
687,500,051
-gain of 1.2%, the bank clear-
Peoria
-
644,144,065
1.0
215,249,466
11,243,263
557,823
196,811,022
in the
In the Cleveland Reserve District
,•
A- $
;
12 cittea
Boston—I
.,.
a summary
^ C&f&r. ♦&£*£ sim»ary
vf:
""jr*-'
:
•
3.1
+
5.4
r
13,767,590
!
,r-;.
339,722,709
116.030,811
4.7
213,905,987
Louisiana—New
loss of 6.5%.V In the Kansas City Reserve District there is a decrease
triet -of 5.5%V' i-': J'-''.
6.210,571
121,652,556
+
7,576,469
7,230,4)12
^ of 5.9%; In the Dallas Reserve District 6.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis-
5,714,566
312,776,147
1.2
+
215,887,225
"
a
3.143,935
19,932,009
202.460,025
—
:7,462,734
4.5%; and the St. Loiiis Reserve District of 3.7%, but the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict suffers
3,437,774,
19,197,000
181,366,022
5.8
+
—
30,594,708
234.891,521
Mobile
The Chicago Reserve district enjoys a gain of
Atlanta Reserve.District by 1.8%..
1,277,612,037
380,051,000
Alabama—Birmingham____________
located and from this we note that in
improvement of 1.2%.
an
-
116,012,664
'
"
383,700; 000
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
clearings for
larger by 8.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 3.1% and
are
29,160,800
122,322,993
•
Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.6%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals record
700,036,539
—
Lansing-
:•«
721,904^75
'
—
i the New.;York Reserve District (including this city) the totals record a falling off
of 10.2%-and in the:
7,063,314
+ 24.4
340,056,602
343,762,758
Macon
decrease of 11.0%. We group the cities according to the
a
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
;
8,979,809
Florida—Jacksonville
week ended
the whole country having amounted to $22,844,348,099 against $24,149,110,219
same
1^260,247,028
4,039,072
142,076,293
-
.Nashville
however, which we present further below,
able to give, final and complete results of the previous week
-.we are
B.9
+
22,617,000
182,341,979
7,219,128
359,900,667
Columbia—Washington
Georgia—Atlanta
V. Augusta-^
the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
m
420,205,881
4,110,273
183,194,084
Tennessee—Knoxville.
ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
''■V.
Accordingly,
418,138,609
•i" ^ixth Federal Reserve District—Atlaeta—
Complete and exact details; for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
..
in ourj issue of. next week.
11,162,103
+15.0
23,643,249
(
—
+15.5
$23,031,532,399 $19,941,105,070
11,306,781
1,319*993,905
Maryland—Baltimore
6.8
+
771,694,500
824,466.437
8,538,243
5.9
+
Fifth Federal ^Reserve District—Richmtad—
Total (6 cities):
V.
v.
,
—20.8
13,392,823
428,937,781
Bouth Carolina—Charleston
7
-
463,072,362
West
+ 15.8
$22,207,065,962 $19,169,410,570
Total all cities, five days-
r. All cities, one day^.
10,885,550
14,177,202
;
.
Total
53,356,200
8,615,670
Youngstown
3.5
$17,834,733,777
Baltimore.
-
+ 25.4
+ 13.4
+
.__
+ 28.7
•530,572,765
Louis
.Other
Ohio—Canton
9.9
+
640,700,242
Kansas City
-.i
+18.6
1,248,000,000
1,371,000*000.
Boston
Ban
909,302,911
Fwrth Federal Reserve District—Clmln#—
+ 19.0
1,078,430,658
Philadelphia
St.
$9,934,870,046
$11,820,457,608
__
____________
%
1955
1956
Week Ended March 24—
>
'
_-_i.
Cities)
35,897,305
15,321,530
14,713,989
0.2
27,771,100
41,534,700
5.1
-
Forth Worth
—
2,677,383
2,578,830
+
3.8
2,006,938
+
1.2
764,641,570
7,643436
18,273,270
524,216,600
Louisiana—Shrevejiort
558,945,328
_____
+
7,010,000
6.276,587
6,839,000
5,629,311
12,487,206
6.2
494,754,358
398,826,985
6,0
191,239,782
15.1
—
10,374,027
14,375,616
2.6
—
6,641,643
17,173^594
Falls
2,023,358
799,052,490
Wichita
7,778,000
7,577.000
Galveston
~
808,333,250
6.0
_•
770,207,412
f
.
O.
-
37,346,345
+ 15.3
—
Dallas
Total (6 cities)
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francises—
191,783*654
204,091,693
5,035,049
5,527,807
200,517,922
Washington—Seattle
Jeeetd Federal Reserve District—lew York—
213,^26,170
95,535,323
Yakima
.
"Hew. York—Albany—
Binghamton
.
Buffalo
:
;
—
Jamestown
New York
Rochester
,
1
T., ;
/
_
81,787,197
(a)
140,316,602
*
__
Bmira—
*.**"
___
:J-
*
20,251,287
19,212,906
45,102,577
3,403,985
3,641,021
8.0
146,643,196
150,106,807
6.2
2,395,131
2,540,434
San Francisco:
+ 15.8
2,561,398
2,358,740
San
+ 303.9
4,034,882
152,540,087
—
'3.023,961
3,224,775
J3.369.740
2,910,565
-11,604,489,950
13,038,291,434
48,256,518
42,498,734
+
22,131,432
19,664,732
+ 12.5
20,146,645
21,538,127
28,953,054
23,879,926
+
21.2
24,336,672
22,238,256
1.6
66,790,697
81,359,067
77^251,995
Utah—Salt
Lake
87,504,626
City__
—
—
—
8.9
4,918.734
178,471,861.
4,656,437
6.1
187,123,090
218.042,586
8.4
84,172,510
99,889,698
9.4
22,823,110
21,416,789
16,043,588
27,711,511
25,336,196
+
21,486,148
18,555,247
+ 15.8
15,936.678
645,014,156
687,456,855
6.2
653,888.366
22.979,036
22,063,058
4.2
16,146.563
4.6
5,247.018
5,181,777
1.8
9,650,037
10,544,130
5.5
1,191,145,888
1,190,257,573
5.4
22,464,499,963
1.2
10,408,900,383
California—Long Beach
■
Pasadena-
—
57,119,049
1.6
Oregon—Portland---—
—
>
."
_
Byracuse
—
—11.0
13.5
12,055,599,580
10,533,243,765
36,682,287
Jose
———
*,
'
6,314,385
Santa Barbara
6,616,407
•
+
—
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey__
J* "4.
74,295,658
73,114,826
89,413,092
90,825,915
+
—
Total
(10 cities)
1,219,367,124
1,289,630,938
22,844,348,099
24,149,110,219
Grand
total (109 cities)—
Outside New York City
.11,239,858,149
11,110,818,785
■
•.
ToUl (11 cities)
12,096,037,204' 13,471,237,163
15.516,038
30,813,889
10,822,182
11,020,637
Stockton
+
•—
"
Connecticut—Stamford—
620,494,669.
—10.2 ♦< 12,459,131,564
10,945,954,660
♦Estimated,
(a(Clearings
operations
discontinued.
—
+
48
March 26, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1516)
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$67 million and borrowings from others decreased $117
Loans to banks decreased $79 million.
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the
million*
requirement ©f Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
countries of the world.
We give below a record
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
certifies daily to the Secretary of
ber banks follows:
Increase H ) or
.
for the week just passed.
*
Decrease
(—) Since
~
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
BY
OF 1930
Mar.
•
14,
Mar; 7,
•
INCLUSIVE
ar.d investments
Loans
(Value in United States Money}.
Buying Rate for Cable Transferrin New York
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
adjustedt
carrying securities—Other .Joans for purchasing or carryor
t
.0385802*
U:
.0200303
.0200510
.0200291
.0200250
Other
.0385802*
.0385802*
.328033
.328066
.328133
.328100
1.001250
1.001250
1.001250
1.001406
.210066
.210100
.210200
.210133
.210100
U.
S.
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285562
.00285500
.00285500
Other
securities
.237162*
.237162*
.237162*
Loans
to
Reserves
.00435401*
.210066
.210100
.210200
.210133
.210100
2.805625
2.806458
2.805937
2.805312
.0800560
.
.0300560
,261141
.261081
2.777846
2.778877
2.778258
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
-
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
,
U.
.193330*
Interbank
.233350
.233337
.293350
2.796180
2.795557
2.805312
2.805625
2,806517
2.806026
2.805^16
From
Federal
others
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (+) or
ASSETS—
account
20,180,988
848,556
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
#Total gold certificate res
F,
21,029,544
of other banks.
R. notes
298,102
—400,013
Discounts and advances...
1,058,693
cash..
Industrial
.
1955
—
—
—-
+
22,000
12,082
9,918
650
—
+
14,503
—
82,097
—
12,082
4-
54
outright—
Acceptances—bought
15
—
13,046
2,808
356,826
—
1,000
loans
2,888
2,903
+
—
523,759
25
—
14,503
+
U. S. Government securities—
—,
Certificates
25-year 3%% debentures due April 1, 1978
York State Electric & Gas Corp.—
4%
Gas
United
Gas
a
—
—
/
4,400
10,932,699
9,153,913
...
—
.J.
517,000
•5,012,000
-5,012,000
—
+
366,244
972,558
805,558
Transmission
—
3 %%
series
series due
due
-
Total bought outright—
23,405,362
Held under repurchase agree't
—
—
—
^
Total U. S, Gov't, securities
23,405,362
—
♦
Total loans and securities—
24,479,208
+
199,244
4,400
73,700
—
~r*-f
199,244
78,100
1
1279
Jeannette Glass,
1
1280
Name of Company
Trust
Due from foreign banks—
Uncollected cash items
Bank
Other
109,145
1,183,690
+
40,783
assets
assets
+
644,981
52,112,112
——
314
8,181
+
856,412
—
1413
1116
$5
preferred
j,
29,746
+1,571,118
'LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
notes
26,039,404
„
Deposits*—
Member
—
15,948
+
542,698
<
bank
—
143,465
240,288
25,484
81,460
——
20,377,467
+
573,676
+
276,809
Deferred availability cash items
4,453,515
+
290,576
+
668,767
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
15,947
604
+
517
reserves-
18,731,818
^
Other
179,844
+
—
434,207
14,091"
324,821
—
+
995,368
325,462
U. S. Treas.—general account
Foreign
—
26,284
+
+
—
'
Total
*
1
Total
deposits—
50,886,333
Surplus
(Section
Surplus
Mfg.. Co.
1st
5%
Jenkins
1280
k
7)
309,720
4
1
*
766
.
Brothers,
Graham-Paige
Corp.
5%
Mengel Co., 5%
preferred
stock
1966
A——
cumulative preferred stock
convertible first preferred stock
Monmouth College 25-year, 3%
847,700
+1,488,791
of
serves
gold
503
2
1107
991
Mar 30
Apr
6
*
-May
1
669
194,904
certificate
+
8,209
990
Apr 18
sink. fd. bds. due 1965—Apr
1233
1
* Announcement in this issue.
52,112,112
+
856,412
32,711
33,654
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows
to deposit and F. R.
45.3 %
—
39,435
;
—
.6%
—
.8%
accept-
on
tances purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
■*
2,466
+
1,204
53
+
—
10,639
833
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Notices
Below will be found
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
NOTICE
OF
Corp.
of
America
preferred
series
due
Page
Mar 26
stock
and collat. trust
1231
bonds—~~
Mar 26
IIIlMar
1967
26
1413
1413
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Alleghany Corp. 5%
f. debentures, series A, due 1962 May
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 3%% debs., due Oct. 1, 1977
Apr
15-year 6%
sub.
conv.
Page
1
1
1226
Mar 31
1227
due
for
the
5%
1968
pfd.
1955, which was also around
Changes according to industry
week ended
a
June
quarterly tax
in another
appear
15,
date.
press
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
carrying United States Government and other securities
increased $88 million. Real estate loans increased $33
million, and "other" loans increased $32 million.
deposits adjusted increased $481 million in
New York City, $140 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $111 million in the Philadelphia District, $89 mil¬
lion in the Dallas District, $83 million in the Cleveland
District, and $70 million each in the Richmond District
Chicago District outside of the City of Chi¬
Time deposits increased $87 million. United States
Government deposits decreased $109 million and demand
cago.
to
domestic
banks
,
•
;
,
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
4-1
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
3- 2
3-23
3-23
3-15
3-15 r
2-29 *
2-29
3-20'
3-30
3-30
3-30
3-29
,
4- 1
3-30
3r30
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-20
3-21
3-30
3-21
5- 1
4- 2
3-23
15c
62y2c
$1.25
$20c
4c
35c
30c
36l/2C
—
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.
.—
(quar.)—
$4.32
increased
$199
-
3-27
4- 1
4- 1
4-16
4-17
$2.90
(quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80%
preferred (quar.)i
preferred (quar.)
——
4%'% preferred (quar.)——
—
preferred
4.20%
Kansas
(quar.)
City Southern Ry., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)_
preferred
4V2 %
4- 1
6- 1
6-1
6-1
$1
$1.12V2
$1.05
"
50c
30c
$1.12V2
(quar.)—
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
(quar.)—__
39c
$1.25
$1.41
30c
(quar.)
—
5% preferred
(quar.)
——,
Kawneer Co, (quar.)__
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar.)——
Keltfeig Nut, 6% preferred (quar.)——-.—
Kellogg Co., 3y2% preferred (quir.)
$1.06'/i
$1.12V2
$1.25
20c
25c
33c
87V2C
preferred
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
;
preferred
(quar.)—
—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.)
3y2%
—-——.
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——
Kendall Co., 4V2%
Kendall Refining
—
Kennecott
—
Copper
Stone
Kentucky
4y2%
—
Oil
convertible prior
Kidde
(Walter)
&
Insurance
dividend
Co.
1
of
Inc.,
com.
2nd
Kwikset
preferred
Locks,
3-12
3 15
3-15
6-15
9-15
12-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-22
3- 2
4- 6
4- 2
3-22
3-21
(increased quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
3- 2
3- 9
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-9
3-9
3- 9
3- 9
3-16
America—
—
7%
7- 2
10- l
1-2-57
4-2
3-29
4-1
4- 2
3-23
4-13
,
5-1
3-30
4- 2
4- 2
3-30
3-20
4- 2
5- 1
4-16
45c
50c
20c
45c
23c
Corp
Koppers Co.,
,
3-31
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
4-2
4-2
4- 2
4- 2
3-30
3-25
3-31
4- 2
2-29
20%
25c
62%c
4%
preferred (quar.)
SI
Kroehler .Mfg„ common (increased quar.)— |
40c
4y2% preferred A (quar.)
;
$1.12y2
Kroger Co., 6% 1st preferred (quar.)
$150
Knott Hotels
4-16"
$1.75
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Life
-6-1
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
3-30
3-20
3-9
3-9
6-20
12-20
3-12
3-9
3-19
3-9
3- o
3-19
25c
pfd.
Kinney (G. R.) Co., com. (increased quar.)
Co.
,
3-15
3-9
3-9
3-29
28ysc
$2.50
$2.50
——
Kimberly Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting,
4%
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Klrsch
,
3-17
3-20
3-16
3-30
4-1
4- 1
6-30
12-30
4-2
4-1
4-1
4-2
3-26
4- 2
preferred fquar.)_
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
45c
$1.25
37y2c
15c
common
(s-a)—
preferred
87y2c
87Vfec
87J/2C
60c
t25c
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Industries,
Keystone Pipe: & Supply Co., 5%
5%
,
$2 3c
4'/2c
Mines,
Ltd
1
participating A (quar.)
6%
Kerr-McGee
—
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kerr Mfg.,
—
(quar.)
•
4- 2
4- 2
95c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
...
3-14
3- 2
3- 2
3-22
3- 5
3-15
3-28
3-31
3-30
$1.07
$1.08
——
Kansas City Gas & Elec., 4.28%
Stock
Demand
credited
*
When
.
income)-.—
—
Knights
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $65 million in
New York City and $52 million in Chicago, and $224
million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
Treasury * certificates of indebtedness increased
$48
million at all reporting member banks.
industrial
loans
"other"
$1
Printing (quar.)
Kahler Corp.
—;———;——
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd.
(quar.)—
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
3y2%
the
and
93%c
10c
Kable
3'/2%
increase in these loans since
93
.
25c
25c
—--
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)_
Publishing (Ottawa)
Battery (quar.)
W.
week
justed. $274 million in holdings of U. S. Government se¬
curities, and $1,186 million in demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans increased $325 mil¬
lion in New York City, $62 million in Chicago, $46
million in the Cleveland District, $3Q million in the
Boston District, and $29 million in the San Francisco
District; the total increase at all reporting member
banks was $592 million.
This was the largest weekly
deposits
Co.—
debs,
changes
and in the
Date
s.
Brunner Manufacturing
principal
million.
Date
•
2%%
3%%
Journal
Increases of $741 million in loans ad¬
TENDER
Company and Issue—
United Gas Corp., 1st mtge.
2%% series due 1967
following
release.
preferred and common
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Hotel
the
ended March 14:
re-
—
non-voting com. (quar.)—
Laughlin Steel,
$5.65
Condition Statement of Member Banks
+1,571,113
,—
Kansas Power & Light common
15,962
+
:
Fund————
investment
&
Kansas
+
-
.—
4%
due
+
valuation re¬
:
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37Va
30c
$1.25
——
—
(quar.)——————
Semi-annual
658
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
debentures,
117
of
Johnston Mutual Fund Inc.—
K.
+
+
27,543
accounts
Contingent liability
*
Page
Ohio RR.—r
Lane Bryant, Inc., 4y2%
-
(increased quar.)
preferred
Jewel Tea Co.,
$5
+
693,612
....
note liabilities combined.,
j
Date
convertible
——
Johnson, Stephens & 8hinkle Shoe Co.-
Pittsburgh/Lake Erie & West Virginia system refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, series A, due 1980.:
—May 1
1st mtge. bonds, series A and B, due 1975—
Apr
1
Canadian Collieries
(Dunsmuir), Ltd.—
5% preferred stock, series A
_Mar 31
15-year 4% %
(quar.)
4V2%
Total liabs. & capital accounts
Ratio
t
Baltimore &
C
$37'/2C
$$1.75
$3.50
(quar.)__
(accum.)
Founders shares——.
*
Co.—
conv.
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)_
4(4 %
(Section 13b)
Other capital
,
cum.
401
(
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in—.—
:
Cynamid
preferred stock, series B
—May
American Telephone Sc Telegraph Co.—
12-year 3%% convertible debentures, due 1965—
May
.
!
liabilities
—
3Va %
B
40c
50c
$1.50
50c
10c
—
——
7%
Jefferson ^Custodian
Jones
Company and Issue—
American
+
and
Share
■
pfd.
Jamaica Water Supply—
$5 preferred A (quar.)
1413
1
'
preferred (quar.)
Jack & Hsintz, Inc., 4%
James
■i,
1
Apr
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
22
5,731,826
64,252
premises
[Total
338,993
140
67
*
(increased)—
common (quar.)
Co.
$6
1280
1
Stockyards Corp., conv. preferred stock———Apr 15
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—
,
:
4,A% iirst mortgage bonds series G, due 1983
Apr
1
Western Maryland Ry. Co.—
First mtge. 4% bonds, series A, due Oct. 1, 1969
Apr
1
233
+
commercial
(Continued from page 14)
Jacobsen Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., com.
7% preferred
(quar.)
——
.-I——Apr——
—
:•
1
-
—
deduction
after
Per
Preferred
1971——-—
1972
894
DIVIDENDS
(From
+
277,672
+
'
million, respectively.
1236
1279
United
.
+
increased
1
1
—Apr
—
shown gross.
are
Island Creek Coal,
Apr
•
199
+
decreased real estate loans
and
888
1236
Corp.—
3 V* %
,
and
1232
Co.—
sinking fund debentures due 1972
sinking fund debentures due 1973
United Gas Corp.—
1st mortgage and collateral trust bonds—
2,801,750
——
banks
1
due April 1, 1975Apr
Shipping Corp., sink. fd. ship mtge. bds.-Apr
Trans-Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co., first mtge. & collat.
trust bonds due Oct. 1, 1968, series A, B & C—.—Apr
63
+
109
—■
843
to
-Mar 31
Apr
1
debentures
81
253
87
+
1,806
1231
Transatlantic
788
100
—
994
Irving
preferred stock
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp., 3 Vfe % sink, fund debs
Tennessee
21,597
574
1
—Apr
cumulative
175
+
+1,186
57,603
Banks
*
769
New
4.50 %
732
1363
Co.—
3%%
Bills
Bonds
sinking fund bonds due April 1, 1965—-Apr
(P.)
.—
.
reclassification
million
$25
—
•+'
-
169'
10,522
loans
Co.—
4%%
Bought outright—
Notes
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas
First mtge.
+
——
1955,
5,
$318
$294 and
6
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
1st coll. trust mtge. 4%% $. f. bonds, ser. A, due 1982_May 1
Diamond Match Co., $1.50 cumulative preferred stock-Mar 30
International Rys. of Central America—
1st mortgage 5% bonds—.—
May 1
Lorillard
2,552
1,516
■
Mar. 23,
14,
1956
1956
Gold certificate
Other
Mar.
tOct.
loans
—1,848
-
4
79
69
——
first & general mtge. bonds series U due 1983—Apr
—
Decrease (—) Since
21,
Pn
Page
—•'
+
—
-
Reserve
of
3
—
—
986
banks.:
individual loan items
serves;
Date
Company and Issue—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
962
931
—2,202
deposits—
banks
tExclusive
Pnwpr
—
5
101
Foreign banks
Borrowings—
From
inn
885$
+1,928$
—5,943
—
48
+
—
'V
demand
Domestic
2.794987
n
32
13,389
deposits except U. S. Government
S. Government deposits—
.233350
2.795143
M
+
8,293
1,222
Time
.233337
3%%
224
+
—
adjusted-—
Demand., deposits
,436766*
2.794831
PonfTj)!
+
611
Banks-
Reserve
LIABILITIES—
.140030*
-
tTemporarily omitted.
Mar.
Federal
with
.0349000
.140080*
.496766*
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
987
6,727
"■+■
274
20,106
__„:————
in vault—i—
Balances
with domestic
2.777691
.140080*
.496766*
—
+^
169
212
+
33
+
banks—-—
-'.261100
.140080*
......
3
+
—
Cash
,0800560
.0800560
.261057
2.777537
.....
.0800560
.261042
;
——
bonds————
.00435401*
.00285500
2.805312
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound...
^..._
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
—
Portugal, escudo
—..
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling.....
+
4,463$
+
—
*
,237162*
.
86
-if;
8,287
securities—total:
notes
Treasury
.237162*
.00435401'
+
10,306
28,431
loans—il+—.————
loans
Government
S.
.00285625
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark.;
India, rupee
Ireland, pound...;
+
Treasury "bills
————:
---—
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
.328066
1.001250
estate
Real
2.235432
2.235889
2.235387
.0385802*
2.235557
.0200302
France
'Nominal.
chasing
$
t
.0385802*
,
Mexico, peso
s
t
2.235308
...
541
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
March 22
$
606
+7.181
,
2,549
x_—:—
Thursday
March 21
t
......
741
5921
1,293
loans
Wednesday
$
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling..
Belgium, franc.:
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar....
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
+
+
+
"
loans——
March 20
March 19
+
26,506
,
———-r—
industrial
and
Commercial
Agricultural
March 16
1,011
85,349
48,625
adjustedt———
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
1955
(In millions of doUars)
ASSETS—
Loans
Mar. 16,
1956
1956
1956 to MARCH 22, 1956,
MARCH 16,
3-21
3 21
3 21
3-15
4-16
3-31
La Salle Extension
University—
quarterly
Increased
12V2C
4-10
Quarterly
12y2c
7-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
12y2c
10-10
12^c 1-10-57
Labatt
j
(John),
Ltd
$303
Laclede Gas
Lakeside
Lamson jCorp.
Lamson
4.75%
&
(Del.)
4- 2
18c
(quar.)
3-K>
4- 2
3-22
20c
(quar.)
4-2
12y2c
—
Laboratories
3-28
6-28
9-28
12-28
3-13
3-30
3-12
59%t
4-15
4- 5
Sessions—
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Number 5519...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
r
■
r
-
■
Per
.
Name of
.
Lamson
Company
(M.
H.),
'
Landers Frarjr & Clark
Lane Bryant, Ine—
4% %
/
-
^
>
*
S6 preferred
Inc..
*
demption
May
on
1
$51
at
\
share
per
3-31
40c
.
v'. »>*<;,
v
preferred, (entire issue called for re-
>
(quar.)
$5
•
pre.erred
preferred
(quar.)
Lawson & Jones,
One
■
preferred
;
Class
Leath
Ltd.,
0!
share
New
5-
($1
6%
12-12
12-
1
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
35c
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
•
Liberty Loan
National
New
Life
common
pfd.
7%
Stock
2
3-16
4-20
•,
3-15
Mesta
.
37 %c«
„
4"!- 1 •'<
Lock
8%
■*
.
Joint
Pipe,
Locke
Steel
Chain
Inc..,, (quar. >
London
Canadian
•
preferred
$3
London
Machine
3-14:
Metal
&
1
4-10
Metro,
Inc.,
8-
L,'.
7-10
1
11-
A
&
Thermit,
Preferred
3-20
9
4.35% .preferred
4.45% preferred
7-1
6-20
4-
3-16
Mica
3-31
$1
2
3-
4-
'
3-15
Mid-West
3-15
3-30
3-12
3-16
3-16
Midland Steel Products, common
1
3-16
7%
<
(P.)
2"c
preferred
(auar.)_
& Electric
5%
'
pfd.
5%
t
pfd. ($100 par)
($25
Holders
-
.
..$100
Midvale
3-23
Name
4-
2
3-
4-
2
6
■
•
3-
9
3-31
31 %c
4-16
3-31
Miles
4-16
3-31
Miller
4y2%
of
$25
pfd.
par
basis
on
of
each
for
Lowenste'n
St,
Lowney
(M.)
(Waiter
Lucky Lager
Luckv
Sons,
&
Lawrence
<'•■•
Mfg.
80c
37y2c
$37 %c
1
t25c
(quar.)
—
MacAndrews
6%
*
&
Forbes,
new
Macy
(R.
7%
Falls
H.I,
&
Co.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
5
National
Shares
4-
1
3-
5
National
Standard
3-26
3-14
National
Steel
National
1
4-18
%,
:
3-16
1
4-13
and
3-30
capital
4-13
,
4-20 " ">•4-10
3-29
3-
3-29
3-
New
,
2
3-
9
5%
9
Minute
3-
6
Mississippi
4-
15c
4-15
2
3-31
50c
3-30
3-15
5%
4-15
3-24
&
preferred
Ltd,—,
Manitoba Sugar, Ltd.—
Manufacturers
New
Trust
t5c
$$6
arrears)
(N.
2
4-
;
3-16
2
43 %C
$$1.25
pref. (quar.).
Maracaibo
Marconi
tion
Oil
Ltd.,
Maremont
Midland
Marine
Tel.
Maritime
7%
&
Market
$1
Basket,
(M.)
Marshall
Martel
Mills,
Martin
&
$3
preferred
(Glenn
G%
pfd.
L.)
Co.
3-23
3-15
4-
(From
Mastic
net
Asphalt
Maul
new
Ltd..
Mays
W.)
(J.
3-20
1
3-20
2
3-21
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Montgomery, Ward & Co., common
Class A (quar.)_».
*
1
McColl-Frontenac
4-
2
3-30
Montreal
4-
2
3-16
Moore
3-15
4%
preferred
McCord
9
3-28
3-
9
McCrory Stores,
$3.50
McDonnell
.Mclntyre
4-
2
3-12
Morris
2-29
Morris
McLean
'McLean
McLouth
Stores
Steel
$3
Corp.,
McWilliams
Mfg.-
Motorola,
4-
3
3-20
approval
held
4% %
4.30%
on
preferred
2nd
3-30*=-*
3-15
3-16
3-16
Mount
(quar.)
4-
1
3-16
$50c
6-
1
5-
4-
2
3-20
15c
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
44-
75c
25%
65%C
4-
3-15
1
4-20
3-28
3-14
4-
2
4-
Richmond
&
Elec.
2
3-15
New
3-16
Newark
3-21
2
5-
1_.-
5-
2
2 '•*
37y2C
811-
6:c
6-
shareholders
meeting
to
(quar.)
3-15
Trust
York
?
1
$1.06 y4
6-
1
53 %e
6"
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-20
C
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3
13
Co.
3-20
Norris-Thermador
5-31
5-26
North
American
4-13
North
4-
1
3-15
North
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-!9
1
3-16
3-15
North
Carolina
3-15
North
Penn
3
'
Northern
Engineering
Illinois
3-12
3-
9
2
3-
9
Northern
Natural
4-
2
3-
9
Northern
Mountain
4-
2
3-15
3-15
Northern
3-15
5%
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
System,
4-27
4-
.
preferred
7-
9
9
Myers (F. E_.)
5-
4
N.
W.
Natco
4
Industries
Corp.
5-
4
National
National
Cash
National
Northwestern
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
&
$1.02%
3-31
3-
Light
5%
Mfg.,
Oberman
50c
4-
2
3-16
3-
3.29
3-30
Class
4-14
4-
4
$5
4-14
4-
4
5-31
5-10-
5-31
5-10
$3.50
&
4-
2
3-
9
1
6-20
6-
1
$1.65
4-16
3-20
3-28
3-16
3-30
3-15
50c
4-
3-16
20c
3-31
3-
25C
3-31
3-10
6c
4-16
3-31
12 %C
—
2
9
37 %c
4-16
3-31
60c
3-26
3-12
(initial)
5c
2
3-15
44-
2
3-
5%
5-
1
3-31
50c
.
3-26
3-15
4-
6
3-14
4-
2
3-26
10c
8-24
8-17
4-16
4-
2
$3.50
8-
1
7-21
4-
2
3-15
15c
4-27
4-13
5-
1
3-23
$1.25
5-
1
3-23
3-30
3-
$1.37%
4-
1
3-21
40C
(quar.)
—
Edison
Ohio
3.90%
4-
1
3- 2
90C
Insurance
Co.,
4.56%
Old
Old
4-13
9
27 %C
4-16
3-
6
3-23
3-15
1
4-
2
4-
2
3-12
$20c
4-
2
3-16
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
3-
5
2-27
1
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
30c
4-
1
3-20
62c
pfd. (quar.)
2
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
4-
25c
(quar.)
common
3-30
3- 2
3-15
3-15
97 %C
4-
2
$1.10
4-
2
$1.11
4-
2
3-15
$1.14
4-
2
3-15
3-30
3- 9
75c
4-
3-19
10c
3-31
3-15
37 %c
(quar.)
2
3-15
$i.06y4
6-
1
5-17
15C
4-
2
3- 9
$1.12%
4-30
4-
2
25c
6%
redeemable conv.
Loan
&
pfd. A (quar.)
pfd. B (initial)
3-31
3- 9
$15c
4-15
3-30
$$0.1224
preferred
Mfg.
com
(quar,)
(quar.)
Paper,
common
Pabco Products, common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
-
4-15
3-30
$25c
4-
3
3-15
5-15
4-16
5-15
4-16
17 %C
—
Co
$25c
$$1.75
Debenture
Products, Ltd.,
Orange & Rockland Electric—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
3-21
4-
25c
Ontario Jockey Club,
Oxford
2
12 %c
Corp., common (reduced)
4Va% conv. preferred (quar.)
Opelika
3-19
4-
$2
—
Oliver
5 Va %
3-30
5
$12C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Colony Insurance Co. (Boston)
(quar.)
Corp., 40c preferred (quar.)
Mathieson Chemical, 414% pfd. (quar.)
Ontario Steel
3-12
(Milw.)—
Town
Ontario
4-
3-30
3-27
Cement—
8%
Power
4-26
4-25
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
8
$40c
Ltd
B
non-cumulative
7%
20c
common
8
2
3-
$1.28'/a
Omar, Inc
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
3-16
20c
Ohio Consolidated Telephone, 6%
Olin
common
2
2
3-29
Co.—
pfd.
preferred
Ohio Water Service
(increased quar.)
4-
4-
75c
—
Specialty, Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd. (quar.)
Ohio Service Holding Corp., class A
4.44%
(quar.)
5
5
30c
$15c
(quar.)
Portland
States
Worcester
Scotia
Nova
4-13
$15c
(quar.)
3- 5
Quarterly
9
50c
Register
3-31
25c
4
3-
lc
*—
dividend
Biscuit,
97 %C
quar.)
Northwestern
710-
3-30
3c
(quar.)
& Bros,
3-
Railway—
6
7-27
10-27
4
5-
Inc.,
5
3-31
50c
Pacific
6
6c
Corp
3-
90c
29c
Quebec Power Co.,
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
5
3-31
(s-a)
5V2%
Northern
$1.25
Products Co.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg.
3-
85c
(quar.)
Gas,
(increased
Common
2
2
37 %C
(quar.)
4-
5-
preferred
4-
Munising Wood
&
4.56%
4-
$1.75
Tel.
3-31
Office
Ltd
&
3-16
4-
Quarterly
(quar.)
States Tel.
Brass
3-16
2
15c
45c
Public Service—
Indiana
Northern
59 %c
(quar.)
Dairies,
3-15
1
Ohio Telephone—
Inc.—
—
2
4-
X
2
Morris,
com.
4-
common
2
7%c
—
Works
Gas,
4-
25c
(quar.)
3-15
93 %C
25c
4-
56>/4c
pfd.
$5
2
Co.—
gtd.
4-
20c
(quar.)
4-
18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
59 %C
Vernon-Woodberry Mills—
preferred
(s-a)
Mueller
6%
5%
9
9
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
Northern
3-
40c
7%
RR.,
Gas
1>
3-19
3-18
3-31
stock dividend
3-19
1
2
2
1
50C
quarterly
1
4-
4-
4-10
$1.50
(quar.)—
Refractories
American
Increased
1
4-
3-
(quar.)
Aviation
Initial after 50%
North
4-
4-14
3- 9
1
75c
Car, 5Vs% pfd.
American
Life
Insurance
4-
$1.75
1
4-
(quar.)
American
4-
4-
$1.12%
J.)
4-30
62 %c
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
Royal
Stock
•.
3-15
3-16
3-19
$1.12%
t$1.75
quar.)
Consolidated,
3-26
be
6-
2
2
$25c
—
common
—
10-
_
rvs-
100%
4-
4-
(J.
3-23
4-
Telephone
Newberry
"
93 %c
t$1.75
—
(quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring
-xse-
•
.
2
2
4- 2
*
& Gas
preferred (quar.)
4 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4-
3-30
I.)—
3%%
3-31
,.2-24
$1
Mining
(S.
(quar.)
t35c
(quar.)
2
name)
$1.50
Gas Co.
prior preferred
York State
New
3-15
'
Philip
(see
3-15
4-
37y2c
A
3-15
"
30c
«
3-12
7%
3-19
1
4-lOi.
3-31
37V2C
quar.)
1
3-16
275*
25c
(quar.)___
Diablo
Extra
3-31
40c
24)
2
5-
$1
Inc.
preferred
Mount
3-31
40c
to
Finance
Mount
121/aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
87c
^
annual
at
4-
$1.17%
u——^ 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mount Clemens Metal Products,
25c
(quar.)
(Subject
April
4-20"
62'/2c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Y,
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
4%%
Amer...
of
preferred
Motor
3-16
(quar.)
*
Corp.,
7%
3-19
3-16
2
$$1
(increased
Ltd.
(increased
Co.
Cafeterias
2
com.
Dredging
N.
$1 12%
—
pfd.
$2.50
Inc.
$2.25 preferred
Morrison
4-16"
,
Stock
4-16
6%
Quarterly
Mead
3-14
4-30
4-
*
McQuay-Norris
3-23
Ltd.—
preferred
New York & Honduras Ro6drio
Norwich
4-
(quar.)
McQuay, Inc., 5%
2
6
25c
Plan
$$1.50
„—
Industries,
Preferred
4-
new
——
6
25c
(Philip,
25c
Ltd.
&
Mills,
Paper
$i2y2c
(quar.)
Trucking (quar.)—,
McLeilan
3-26
30c
Machine
McKay
90c
under
4-
Inc.)
...i-
(quar.)
Mines,
Works
common
Engineering,
Morris
Fund
Stock
(quar.)
Porcupine
Locomotive
Corp., Ltd.,
(John)
Quarterly
3-12
(quar.)
com.
Aircraft
3-30
2
Co
preferred
preferred
conv.
4-20
(quar.)—.
preferred A
(quar.)„_
7%
preferred B
(quar.)
Moore Drop Forging, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4-
(quar.)
Corp., $2.50
3-12
4-
62 %c
Quarterly
(increased)i_
Co.,
2
1
62 %c
7 7o
3-
2V/2C
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
3-31
3-29
5C
Inc.
4-
1
12 % c
4-
5c
common
$1.09
4-
Steamship—
5-
15c
;
4-
3i%c
Growth
participating preferred
$6
(quar.)
Mail
quar.)
25c
4-
4.50%
name)
Macotta
Maxwell.
3-12
announcement
$5c
3-20
$1.12'/a
Zinc
2
5-
25c
—
—
3-20
6c
Hegeler
4-
3-15
2
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
(Increased
37 %c
Ltd.-—
(increased)
Petroleum
Morrell
1
&
$1.18%
35c
$31%
Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Molybdenum Corp. of America
Morgan
income)
Matthiessen
N.
23c
Monroe Auto Equipment Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
(quar.)_
(see
Industries
(quar.):
Massachusetts Investors
2-29
3-27
.
50C
Mines,
4-16
40c
(quar.)
—
preferred
0'
25c
Containers, Ltd., class A
4-'6
75c
Maryland Casualty (qu^r.)
_y
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock4>/2%
-ii
35C
(quar.)
Mojud
3-23
2
$1.06 V4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7
3-12
2
2
12c
(quar.)«
(quar.)
dividend announcement under
Common
3-
2
4-
4-16
30c
pfd.
Corp.—
changed
to
Ward
1
4-
—
$25c
4-
Martin-Parry
Name
4-
56y4c
(quar.)
com.
3-13
25C
4*4%
7
$1.01 Va
—
Service,
3-13
25C
Mfg.,
3-
3 13
17%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
1
2
20c
(quar.)
Sons
&
Field
4-
2
17»/2C
(quar )
Chemical
Marouette
Marsh
3-16
$1
2
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-31
4-
Mohawk
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwcll
4-
4-16
60C
4-
20c
tquar.)
pfd.
common
Tel.,
preferred
75c
30c
4-
3-19
9
3-15
$1.13%
3-30
3-15
3-
3-15
(quar.)
Cuba
&
3-15
3-30
3-29
Public
preferred
4.36% preferred
York
2
(quar.)
preferred
Orleans
2
40c
Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05%
1
4-
4-
2
6%
97%c
(quar. 1
3-26
4-
4-
$1.22%
Mills
3-26
50c
$1.12%
Moneta Porcupine
'
3-16
4-15
$2
Gas
Haven
New
2
$1.15
New Jersey
3-12
3-25
4-
$1.50
—
3-19
3-12
3-16
3-16
4-16
$1.12 Va
—
(quar.)
Modern
3-27
20c
(quar.)
common
5%
Co:,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monarch
(ouar.i—
Electric
Maritime
preferred
conv.
3-19
3-30
3-15
-
-
(quar.)
3-14
3-30
1
3-31
3-31
25c
Association—
England
New
4-
15c
(quar.)
Elec.
&
2
3-21
3- 9
50c
—
(quar.)_
2-29
4-11
Communica¬
Products
Corp.,
4preferred
Gas
2
3-14
2
25c
Telephone
4-
3-28
3-23
4-
10c
4-
3-31
3-15
3-30
20C
—
(quar.).^
3-31
3-14
3-26
from
income)
Machine
3-21
15c
(quarterly
3-21
3-31
10c
Co.
(quar.).
New Haven Water (quar.)
3-31
3-19
3-31
20c
*-*•>
preferred
3-28
18c
(s-a)
Marine
(final 1
Automotive
3-16
1
6%
Exploration Corp.
International
Co..
Co.
New
5
$1.07%
(increased)
2
25C
4-
....
common
3-19
4-
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
4.90%
3-19
4-15
4-
Service,
2
$1.12 y2
4-16
$1.10
preferred .(quar.)
Gas
3-15
4-
6 %
$1.15
4.30%
Mobile
2
England Electric System.:
New
35c
preferred (quar.)
Missouri Telephone, 6% preferred A
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1
4-
75c
4.75%
3.90%
3-15
3-
Y.)—
(i ;itial)—:—.—
common
4-
3-30
Maple Leaf Milling. Co., Ltd.—
5%
5
20c
Light—
3-15
50c
4.50%
59 %c
(quar.)
Fields,
(clears
5
3-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co.—
&
3-15
4-14
(Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Newport Industries, 4'/4% preferred (quar.)_
Niagara Frontier Transit System
Niagara Mohawk Power, comwnon (quar.)
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
Niagara
Wire
Weaving
Nicholson
File
(quar.)
Normetal Mining, Ltd. (interim)—
Power
2
(increased quar.)
England
6%
Missouri
4-
4-
^
35c
(initial)
3-15
27c
—
3-29
50c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
divid.
quar.)_
2
(quar.)
4-14
Acquired by Martin-Parry Corp. and name
changed to Ward Industries Corp. (see
—
.
3-31
10«
'
(quar.)—
3-20
1
6-15
3-31
4-14
Co.
4%%
.
3-16
preferred
3-
$1
3-31
6%
2
2
15C
(quar.)__.
Glass
3-31
4-14
Mfg
&
New Brunswick
Light—
Corp.
4-14
5c
3-30
—
6-30
preferred
3-12
4-
3-15
-
3-30
—;;
$25c
Gold
2
10c
$25c
4.75%
4-
20c
(quar.)
Malartic
Corp.
Securities
Britain
20c
(initial
■
4-16
gams
Maid
3-15
Extra
Inc.—
Power
3-
_L
common
New
3-12
$1.75
& Ontario Paper, new com.
Minnesota
Ltd.
Public Service,
Corp.
3-12
2
56%c
(quar.)
Maine
Nehi
2
4-
50c
common
Minnesota
2
3-30
Power, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
(increased)
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing—
3-30
;
an
3-31
:
9
4-
of 4c from investment income
additional of 16c from long term
Quarterly
3-30
5-
3-31
—
(quar. )
Tool
Nation-Wide
Common
(quar.)
Fund,
4-13
50c
'
2
8c
Car,
Tile
National
4-
3-16
Research
15c
shares
Corp.
Corp.,
National
3-15
•
3-15
2
4-
7%c
shares
Car
3-16
25c
6
25C
3-13
3-
4-
10c
Terminals
2
3-31
6
4-13
Sugar
2
Semi-annual
Minnesota
40c
(quar.)
3-26
4-
31»/.C
±
4-
25c
3-20
3-15
3-20
Series
4-
3-22
2
4
Extra
Minneapolis, St:-Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie RR.
2
4-
$1.25
8c
3-15
■i
3-20
90c
New
(quar.)
common
4
35c
Series
4V2%
Priority
Stores
Drug
Mailman
.
Bond
(quar.)
4-16
$50C
;
Co.,
prior, jrref.
$12 %c
class A
Magnavox Co. (stock dividend)
,
Balanced
5
56%c
common
3-20
4-
Dividend Series
5
3-
.
Priority
Magor
)
5
3-
1
30c
Mississippi Power Co.. 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (initial quar.)_„
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping
(quar.)
1
Mississippi Valley Gas (increased)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR., 7%
preferred-
Mading
'-
3-
1
(quar,^*_/£H-.
$20c
Bloedel Ltd.,
&
Series—
announcement
-
4-
4
$1.12'/a
2nd pfd. (quar.)
New
$1 2nd preferred (annual)
Minneapolis Brewing
$50c
.!
MacMillan
Securities
En-
3-19
4-
12yac
,.:MaeLaren Power & Paper—
»
National
75c
3-15
$1.50
;
(initial)
com.
5
22y2c
1
50c
—
Publications,
MacFadden
3-
net" investment
3-30
3-31
40c
-
preferred (quar.)_
3-30
37VaC
4-
4-
25c
72V2C
(quar.)—__
common
&
.
.
1
4-
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
4y2 %
3-22
20c
,
—
pfd.
3-30
34 %c
(quar.)
Inc., 514%
Lynchburg Foundry—
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
Ly«n Metal Products, 5% pfd.
Co.,
A
Millers
Ltd
M.),
Brewing
Stores,
Co._
Securities
Mlller-Wohl
4
share
(quar.)—;
com.
Power
National
Laboratories " (monthly)
Class
held. Unconverted shs. may be redeemed.
Lowell Electric Light (quar.)__
;_■=
Lower
3-16
50c
Industrial
3-12
5-
20c
Machinery
&
4-
preferred-'-(quar.)
"
shares
3-30
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
-
exchanging
of
preferred
6
3-30
4-16
.
Screw
(quar.)
?■
.
under new name/'"
3-
$$1
(quar.)
Company—
changed to General
terprises
See
dividend
50c
>.
—
com.
(quar.)
privilege
value
par
3-31
4-1
,3iy4c
(Ky.)
par), (quar.)—
have
4-10
$1.75
.
——
„Loew's (Marcus) Theatres Xquar.)
Louisville Gas
'
•
30c
National
$2
$2 non-cumulative preferred
.8% preferred (quar.)
..
(interim)—.
National Rubber
4-
,1
$1.25
Co., common
National Propane Corp., 5%
3- 9
3-16
10c
1
Lorillard
3-21
(quar.)
1
3-30
$1.50
:
3-20
4-
Middle South Utilities
Abrasive
2-27
3-14
National
2
3-14
3-31
3-31
3-15
1
3-31
15c
3-30
5-
2
2
5c
Bearing
3-30
$1.22%
3-
4-
1
Industries
3-31
4-
1
3-31
4-16
?
6-
2
50c
4-
(quar.)-
Presto
1
7
12-
4-
3-16
4-
(initial)-.—
National
5-
9-
1-2-57
4-16
3-30
4-
common
3-16
$1.10
1
25c
$5c
$1.25
Telephone
2
„
3
25c
Refining
National Supply Co., com.
4 Va % preferred (quar.)
$1.08%
New
4-
Ltd
2
7-
100%
(quar.)
3-14
$1.06 y4
.
Motor
$1.11 y4
4.35%
,
National
3-26
50C
•;■/..
5
50c
4-
...
National Lock Co.
12-
,—
Canada,
4-
75c
50c
40c
(quar.)
9-13
12-5
i
1
10-
$5C
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
•$40c
..,
10-13
12-21
95c
(quar.)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Quarterly I
;
Lorain
>
of
3-16
common
96y4c
Michigan Gas & Electric, com. (increased)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.90% ■ preferred (quar.)
Michigan Sugar Co., 6% preferred (accum.)
9
3-15
2
Co.
3-15
J.
i
preferred B (quar.)
Linen Service, common
4 y2 %
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
97y2c
i
;
2
$5c
6%
$1.08%
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
National
1-7-57
(quar.)
(quar.)
Miami Copper Co.
Extra
'
*3-21
•
i.—
Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B
preferred D (quar.)_
preferred E & F (quar.)
Longhorn Portland Cement—
9-13
3-15
$8c
(initial
25c
4 Va %
>
9-29
2
B
common
National Lead,
5
3-
4-
—
4-
6-14
3-lft
3-30
50c
class A
—
5-
6-14
4-20
25c
(quar.)_^—
(quar.)
National Investors Corp.
7
1
4- 2
$37 Vac
17V'2c
(quar.)__
3-31
.
Class
5-
$15c
(increased)
35C
I'
10-10
1
Co.
3-17
7-14
-15c
$5c
A
Now
3-31
$1.75
(quar.)
3-31
6 30
re¬
(Hartford)—
common
15c
3-
4-
Class
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
75c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
87y2c
(quar.)
3-30
(quar.)
«
-
9
(quar.)*
3-12
1
Ltd.—
(accum.)—
Cement
9
3-
(quar.)
3-31
$75c
Star
preferred
Corp.
common
3-31
(quar.)
Long
-
7%
Controls
25c
Lone
3-
2
for
A
62y2c
;
3-31
.
(quar.)
2
4-
iy2%
-
(quar.)
30c
Brewing
4-
■
Co.
Corp.
Ltd.,
Gypsum
Class
1%%
:
4-10
....
Star
••
National
l'/a %
4-1Q
t.;\ $1
Lone
1
2
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
,Class
•
9
iy2%
$1
Corp.,
3-
25C
—
i2y2C
Investment
2
$1
20c
.(monthly)
—
4-
quar.)__
Metropolitan Brick (increased)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Loew's,
20C
50c
(quar.)
.(
3-15
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)—
preferred
3-20
1
7oc
Oil
&
preference
National
dividend
Metals
(quar.)
common
preferred
8%
A
3-30
4-
*
(quar.).
dividend
Stock
5-
-
Grocers,
$1.50
25c
4-
$1.75,
,
Gas
4-18
called
:
25c
-
(initial)
class
75c 1
dividend)
held)
(reduced
Insurance
National
87'/2c
(stock
shares
issue
(entire
preferred
Fire
'
49
Co.—
National
(quar.)—
11
Casket
Quarterly
3-29
—
Lipe Rollway,
National
Quarterly
4-15
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph, com.' (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Lionel Corp.
(quar.).
-
3-12
(quar.)
3-16
'5--1
(quar.)_-
Insurance—
3-29
3-i6
25C
35c
'<•
4-30
demption on March 31 at $110 per share
plus this dividend)
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.);—
25C
dividend
35c
Lincoln
3-16
$10o
(participating)
dividend,
•
35c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
1
National
$7
common
3-16
/
30c
75c
i__
preferred
$4 preferred
$1.12%
»
<quar,)___
Co., Inc.,
Stock
3-30
—
(quar.)
4-
4-16
1
7%c
(quar.)
Corp.
$3.50
•
Y.)
each
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
4-10
1
3-30
4-
'
&
(N.
Stock
4-25
5-
96y4c
I2V2C
3-15
(quar.),
Insurance
for
share
Merck
4-
$$1
*
.
(quar.)__,„
preferred
Bank
Fire
»(One
1
_
:
Lerner Stores, common
Merchants
Merchants
vllOc
common
•1
*
pfd. (quar.)
(increased)—
3.85%
•-+
Share
of Company
2
40c
preferred (entire issue called for re-demption on April 18 at $55 per share
-plus
this
dividend)
convertible
to
April 13
1
$1.25
ll-,
preferred
•
9-
62V2c
(quar.)
& Sons,
Refineries,
4%%
9-12
(quar.)
Extra
*■
1
$1.25
for each share held)
common
(James)
Leonard
3-J.O
b-
Name
4-
;
quar.)
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
25c
.
5%
.
3-31
____
Co.,
preferred
Leece-Neville Co.
3-17
3-31
redeemable
B.—
&
Mengei^Co.,,common
8-12
il:—■
par)
1
$1.25
.
Cement—
(initial
common
Share
(quar.)
.Melehers Distillers, Ltd.—
■v. 6%.
participating preferred
18%c
(stock divid.)
class A
non-cumulative
$2.50
Lees
—
Medusa Portland
•
-
Lau Blower Co.
(quar.)__^_——_—
Lawrence Investment Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)___
$5
3-12
<•**• vvt';;-..-
Mead, Johnson & Co.
-. :•:<■
plus this dividend)——.56y4c
Latrobe Steel (quar.)
1_.
25c
'
4-30
Holder»
When
Per
Name of Company
'
1
0-
$3
(quar.)_——.I::
*«>»* .*
Holdera
When
Share * Payable of ReC
..
(s-a)_—
(1517)
4- 3
3-15
4-
3-15
$1
1
4-16
4- 2
25C
3-27
3- 6
$1
4-14
3-30
40C
.
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50
Pace lot
Co.,
Mlg.
Pacific
Coast
Extra
5-15
5-
8
6-15
0-
8
3-30
4-16
3-29
Quincy
4-16
3-29
R
2
3-15
Radio Corp.
—
(quar.)
Intermountain Express
(subject
div.
Stock
4.36% preferred <guar.)__
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.),.
—
11
$4.75
preferred ' •(quar.)
Pacific Power & Light, common (quar.),,—
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)
—
,,
5%
preferred
(quar.)—,
Pacific Tel. & Tel., common
6%
preferred
(quar.i
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
4%
preferred
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Chemical
Park
—,—
<quar.)____
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
———
(initial)
Petroleum:
Parker
—
common
6%
Ltd.,
(quar.)
...
">'4Y2%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.60%; preferred
(quar.)
.
—
Extra
.—
Co,
Perry-Fay
4xh%
Pfizer
*
1
1
9-1*
1-2-57
12-14f
6-15
*+•
—
.$142'/a
(quar)—_
& Co.—
f -
A-l£
Class
___—_—
3.90%-
(quar.)—
Distance Telephone
Long
Common
Preferred
C
Reynolds
Monthly
Phoenix
2
3-15
4.50%
L
3-
3.60%
5-15
4-25
4-25
4-25^
5-14-
3-22-
3-31
3-22
4-2
7%
v
3- #
1
7%
3-
2
,
4-2
Sfc
3-
4-2
4-
7%
7%
.
S" 8'
2
,
9
Rlchman
3-
9
Richmond,
6-
3r
1
.7%
01'.1
,
Srldi
3-28
3-15.
$1
3-12
3-15
3-31
5%
: 4- 1
Pneuihatic Tool
.
Pomona
Portable
•
Tile
Porter
(FT.
Porter (H.
1-
0
3-30
3-31
3- a
3-31
a-
Rockland
4.15%
%
Rdddis
3-30
4-
2
4-
2
3-16
3-12
4-10.
3-29
3-15
4-15,.
3-28
5-
1
4-10
4-15
3-15
8V2C
4-25
3-14-
4-10
2
4-16
$1
4r
.
Electric
Common
3.60%
Power
6%
Corp.
Pratt
&
1st
"__!
Transport
4%
Service
Co.
of
27Vic
Schwitzer Corp,, 5% % pfd.
872% ; preferred (quarj
3-30
3-31
57a7®
•2-24
8cott
3-22
3-30
3-19
7
(quar.)
1
$50c
$75c
3-31
3-
4-16
Fetzer
4-16
(quar.)—
2
4-
2.
„
5
.
.
Seaboard
New
3-15
3-26
15c
1
3-
2
4-
1
3-
2
3-
3-31
1
$1.06
8
_1
$l,l$i/4
(quar.)
,
(quar.).
45c
4-
57®
Co.
Shamrock
4-
3-15
2
2
,
3-15
s-rs
3-31
3-
Oil
&
.Shawano
2
"One
of
3-31
3-
2
60c
3-31
3- 2
Shawmut
20c
4-
3-15
Quaker City Fire & Marine
Insur.
*
3-16
4-
3-16
...
4,
;
5% preferred (quar.)
Queen Anne Candy Co
-j,
;
3^15
4-16
3r20
3-30
3-10
4-15
,
2-23.
,
.
6-15
5-15
0-l>t»,
8-15
4-
3-15
4-
1 1
3-20
4,
2
2
3-15
4«-2,
3-15
>-•
4-16
3-30
4-16.
3-30
22 %c
4-16
3-30
25c
4-10
3-30
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-10
4-10
42c
4-
4-
4-16
4-
2
2
1
4-20
5-
1
4-ZO
8-
1
7^20
4-
2
75c
4-
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
I
30c
12-14
preferred
3-16
6-15
9-14-
12-
3
,
4-
$1.75
2
3-15
$1,067*
4-
2
3-15
50c
4-
2
3-
50c
3-31
3-19
50c
(quar.)__
.
9
3-
3-10
2
_______.
.
3- 9»
2
2
,
2
4-
4r 27-
.
i
3-30
.Q
10-
4-1
3-15
70c
Standard Factors Corp.,
5-
3-19
,4-
Special
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
5-
30c
.1—;
(quar.)—
preferred E (quar.)
3-20
4-20
^30c
—:
3-23
4-20
1
4-16
30c
IS
1
4-20
3Qe
.
.
.
.
3-29
4-20
5-
1
20c
V
—
preferred A
47*7®
4-20
4-20
3-29
$1.1272 ;
Springfield Ftre A Marine Insurance, (quar.)
Square D Co.
(quar.)
v
Stahl-Meyer $2-$5 prior pfd. (quar.)
9
1
1
5-
,
!___ v
...
9'
5-
■
(quar.)__1.„^i™.^
Springfield City Water Co.—
77®
5-
5c,
(quar.)—
Quarterly
7-
4-20
1'.
3%
Extra
2
3-12
5-1
«
RR.
4-2
5-
v.567*c,.
(quar.)
Spokane international
3-15
15c
(quar.
common
2
,7-13
$l.I5w„
capital gains)—
preferred
$4,50 preferred
4-
7
27y*c
Quarterly
1
4-
1
4-
2
3-20
3-20
77aC
1874C
(quar.)____
9
3-30
a.
25c
v
3-15
3—30
(qua*.)—.
common
55-1
Extra
4-16
L.
Standard Forgings (extra>
Standard Fruit & Steamship,
3-20
85-
<
4-16
44-1
3-20
66-1
3-30
3-
common
-
4%%
50c
Class
Radio
3-22
Stanley
B
(nuar.l
Works,
2-24
State
10c
4-
1
3-10
Starrett
(L.
.317*c
4-
1
3-10
Stedman
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
5%
i.
Association
1
4-
nreferred
Steel Co.
5
3-22
Steel
4-
1
3-20
inc
3-71
3-2 2
75c
3-31
3-16
-
&
shares
held.
1_
4-2
$567*c
4-2
(quar.;.
Slck's
3-10
t38c
4-
1
3-10
J2»c
4-
1
3-10
5c
4-
2
3-15
20c
4-
15c
t$1.75
Ltd.
4- 2
class
A
(quar.)
-
15c
.
•
4-10
3-
9
6-
1
3-15
2-29
3-
5%
3-10
4-10
4-10
3-20
4-10
3-20
5c
4-15
3-30
3-29
3-15
,
30c
4-16
3-31
75c
3-31
3-19
4-
3-15
$1.25
3-30
3-15
$1.25
6-29
6-15
$1.25
9-28
9-14
12-31
12-14
$1.25
$35c
...
1^..
(quar.),
.5%,
.
v
—
.
;25c
.
..
5-
1
4- a
5-15
,
10c
4-10
5-15
4-10.
4-10
3-24
.
12V^c..
—„
3-30
3-
9
15c,
(quar.)
4-
2
3-19
56c
common
preferred (quar.)
convertible 2nd
2
,
—
4-
t
3M3
56c
,
437*6
,
7-
6-11
2
3-30
3-15
-
,.
25e
4-
..
25c
4-
1
25c
4-
1
20c
4-24
4-12
30c
4- 2
3-21
.
•
9
4-20
$25c
Ltd.___
Textiles,
preferred Xquar.)_—.^
Stone Container•____.
.
3-19
1
;
3-19
3-19
"
Stop & Shop
Stock
(increased^".
dividend
—___—____i„——'*.
Strawbridge & Clothier—
/•$5 preferred
(quar.)——1;——
Sullivan
Consolidated
2
3-12
8un Ijife Assurance
2-29
Sunbeam
2-29
Extra
Mines,
Corp., common
$4.50 preferred A
4-
2
3-23
2
U.
preferred A
4- 2
4-
1
4-
preferred; tquarj—
Sun Chemical
•
3-30
4-
25c
,
»
3-30
•
715c
4-
3-31
35c
ll'7/ac
3- 9
6-15
712 Vic
30c
(quar.)_l_i.—
pfd.
I
3-20
•
1
5-
t45c
5c
2
5-
Malting Co.-^.
—
3-2
3-31
75c
$37Vic
h ,v.
—;
Baer At Fuller, 7% .1st pfd_ (qnar.)—
Stokely-Van Camp, common
5% prior preference (quar.)
3-2
3-23
60c
Stix;
' t50c
(Mas3.)____
conv.
i
1
-
—
dividend
47i%
;.
30c
(quar.)--,
5%
_47? %
j
.
4-
,
Corp
Stern &. Stern
Mining
3-20
75c
.
,.$15c
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)_______
Sterling Precision Instrument Corp.—>
dividend)—
Oil
each 6%
Seattle Brewing &
Stock
3-20
3-30
(quar.)
of Canada,
Parts
3-10
,3-16
4-10
(quar.)
5%
3-12
3-29
4-
,
.4-10
4-16
(increased)..
(increased)
Ltd.
5%
3-12
in-
1
Dairies,
1
50c
,
(stock
8.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.>_
4-27
7C
(quar.)
Corp. of America
43/4%
4-
$1.25
r
(from net
Investment
preferred
lOc
stoelt for
Quarterly
Street
'
,4-- 1
15c
,,
,,
(Initial):
common
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.— v
$1.13
1
„
933/*c
,
—
new
Bros.
(quar.)
4-
:
15c
Standard Tube, class B common——
3-22
2
3-16
6
$15c
3-22
4-
1
class A
4-10
5%
Gas
Ltd.,
4-10
25c
3-16
4-
$1.40
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.—________
Standard Products Co
*
4-10
'
4-
4-1
r,75c
r-
..
$1.25
4-
B
3-16
$1.183/4
t35c
Class
3-19
Standard
Sherwin-Williams
Silverwood
3-19
1
25C
10c
,:.25c
_______
,
preferred B-(quar.)
Silex Co..
1
4-
3-27
$1.25
1
participating preference (quar.) _!
Participating
Holding, class A (increased quar.)
Class B
(increased quar.)
1Standard Oil (Ohio), 33%% pfd. A (quar.)„
Standard Paper Mfg.,
common.
6%
preferred (quar.)__
9
4-
$1.12Va
f(quar.)__,.
$3
5-14
15c
3-16
.
>
..
com_
Standard
3-14
917*0
Sicks Breweries (quar.
40c
$1.50
common
Quebec Telephone, comraen.-.^^ti;.-.-..
:* -5%
class A (s-a)—
u.
2-29
,
4- ,2
>
,.,$1.10
Quarterly
3-
85c
3-22
3-30
1
3-20
4v
40c
3-22
3-30
50c
12-
3-30
27%c
4-20
25c
12-15
27%c
4-20
(quar.).
•Quaker City Life Insurance———————
1
75c
3-15
2
9-
$,l.Q9
(Canada) Ltd., com
7%. preferred
(guar. )-l-i-I""".V —1,^
ShirriffVHorsey Corp,, Ltd. (quar.)-_
:
Shuron : Optical
(quar.)——
12
9-15
27%c
Shawinigan Water ;& Power,Co.^
4% preferred A (quar.)
Sheraton
4- 2
,3rl2
.
,,,$1,067*.
•
Rand. Corp.,
1
22c
V
from
7c
conv;
6-
60c
Shelby Salesbrook
30c
472 %
22c
(quar.)
Diversified
2
^Pjrle-Natlonal CO., common (quar.)^^._
'*8% preferred (quar.)i_ii;._
;
___T;
3*16
♦-13
.
«.
97%c
$1j033/*
r
(quar.)
6-15
1
(quar.)
Development
share
2
3-; 2
1
3-16
3772c
—
3-
(quar.).—.
4-
$1.10
1
vestment, income)
Sharon Steel Corp.—
3-
(quar.);;
75c
15c
.
3-31
.Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Common
Sperry
(quar.)
3-31
(quar.
3-29
2
7
(quar,)_.
—
;
:
Selected American Shares
3-20
4- 2
5- 1
*■ >
3TI5
4- 2;
.
V
3-20
3-30
,
j<^.,92%c
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock, diyldend)
Special Investments & Securities,. I»c.-r-y?.(,:-;
3-15
"
Shareholders' Trust cf Boston
$1
,
9
and
4-25
$1
prior preferred
class A preferred
Shaler
4-
3-
2
4-
50c
472 7®
3-16
25c
3-28
(quar.)_
4.60%
preferred I quarj.__
Sovereign Investors (8c from net investment
15c
3r31
preferred (quar.)
4-
Rubber—
35c
0%
(quar.)
Increased
3-15
$1.02
Quaker Oats,
preferred
$5
Acceptance, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
$1.04Vi
$1.07Vi
Ltd.
(quar.)__I»7-.
♦.40%
(initial quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
2
$1,25
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5
(quar.)
Purex
4.36%
3-
(annual»_
Finance Co.—
preferred
preferred
3-14
1
(quaf.)
4.18%1 preferred
4.30%
2
4-
i.
Sears, Roebuck & Co
3-29
.'l.
4-
$1.25
Securities
25c
;
(quar.).
(quar.)
3-19
J25c
*
-
,
4-10
.
.;
1—l-„¥^,40c
8ervice—
(quar.)
common
Lace
Selberling
,
3.707®
Public
preferred
'
$4.75
,
name),.
(quar.)—
3-.20
t>, \
t'f t.
■r
,
25c
(initial)
common
preferred
$3.40 pfd. Xquar.)
3-15
2
New
Southwestern
3.90%
;
2
4-
3-15
4.25%
5%
14c
>T10
3-27
_
9
4; 15%
25c
3-30
4-
.
5-15
.
8-15 V
.
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
Common
3-20
3-30
4-16
5-15
6-1
,,
Production
$1.25
$4.50 preferred A (quar,I
Seaboard Air Line RR. (quar.)
3-14
$2
17 Vic
;
com.
3-30
4-
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
3-20
4-
6".1
•
5-15.
Railway—
3-14
,
Co
Mfg.,
Scranton
3-20
J56V4C
5
5-15
,
(quar.)-_i.__'
3-15
$4 preferred (quar.)
Scovill
7
3-
preferred
&
$3.65
3-
4-
5-
-
t,„
6r..l.-,
4.80% pfd«. (qu$c.)24c
Telephone...(quar?!-,
;
.
50c
England
3-29
(quar.)
Scott Paper,
.
.
3-31
6-
•
3-31
40c
Near
Oxygen Co.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Schick,
$1.50
(q^ar4*x--^
common.
3^31
(quar.)___
3-lft
4-14
9
3~ 5
5-31,
(quar.).A.—34c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
3174c
preferred <quar.)____
preferred (quar.)——;
4.087o
r
Corp;
3-30
3-30
3-
3**'
3-31,
-
V*
L$0.2656.y*.v^.
preferred
3-36
3-31
..
»
"
4-16
35c
3-14
3-19
3rl4t
3-20
4r 1 ;
.
,
3^1$j
$1.25
2
4-10
3-28
•
Edison,
preferred
income
4- 2:
4- 4
California
$1
Savannah Electric & Power, ccmmon
4.30% preferred A (quar.)
Savannah Sugar Refining (quar.)—
Oklahoma—
$1.40 preference common
4-1
37«
preferred (quar.)
inc.
,3-15
i -4-16
■•■
(qu,ar»).~-,^r-^-v Who,;.
$1.0772
(quar.)
#
3-15
3-15
:
'
3-18
(quar.)
preferred
a-
,
745c
$1
-
(quar.)-_^^__>,_——25c
.7.,
5% non-cum. preferred, (quar.)—.—-——62-72c
'5% non-cum. preferred xquar.lu-^—627ac \
Mobile & Ohio; 4% stock trust ctfs. (s-a)
$2
8outhwest Natural Gas Co.. $6 pfd. A iqjiar. K
$1.50
.
Southwestern. Gas & Elec, 57® pfd...(quar.) i=.
.
$1.25
4.65 % preferred (quar.)
$1.107*. ,1
4.28% preferred (quar.)
$1.07
Southwestern Life Insur. (Dallas). iquar,)__
; 55c
3-15
r
2
2
4- 2
,.
Original preferred: (quarv).^,—,—^ ^^^Oc.
4.327® preferred (quar.)wj—v-2,7c,
4.24% preferred (new) .UnttialrquarJ.—26%$
Southern
3-15
2
2
5-15
25c
4.65%
preferred (quar.l—
Public Service Electric & Gas,
4-
4r
San JOse Water Works
3^31
4-
40C
.506.
M
.
Service
Southern
3-10
Sangamo Electric
4-
»'/■
L—
Southern Nevada Power,
3-20
2<
preferred
4-16
Ltd
Sugars
Southern
3-15
4-
57®
3-i»
1$ t.imj..
'
a
2
75c
1
«
4- 2 V
,
Regis Paper; $4.4ft 1st pfd. (quac.)_
San Diego-Gas Sc Elec., common
(inc.-quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.507® preferred (quar.)_^
8
10c
4.24%
j.
3-
3-12:
Co.—-
Quarterly
3-10
3-l»,
20c
(quar.)—
Insurance
3-20
''3-20L
4^16;
15c
4
,
Co.—
2
$1.18
:
3-15
50c
,
new
2
3-31
3-20
3-20
-
4- 2
u
3-
45c
under
44-
4*- 6
2
25c:
3rl2
2
3-29
c
,
4-
10c
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
5.60% preferred
(quar.)
Public
3
3-26
Co.,
1
•: v>
$1.25'
,
St.
9
,^-r—-
50c
-...
i-'i,—■—^^^,.,,.^06
Southern Franklin Process. 7%;
ptd^.; (quar.)
, $1.75
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.,
ccun.i(qu*'.) J ^40c
4:80% preferred |qu«r.)4 t ,$1.20
Southern Life Insurance i- iquar,.>v^—»-l—- 55c
3-15
Lawrence
*
Southern Fire Insurance
$1.25
(quar.)i
3,-20
27Vic
(increased)—:
Providence-Washington
Provincial
4-
3-
3c
announcement
Gas
4- 2
10%
Progress Mfg. (quar.)
Prophet (The) Co. (quar.).,
Prosperity Company—
Acquired by Martin-Parry Corp. and name
T
changed to Ward Industries Corp. (see
divid.
(quar.)
(increased)
t
Water
Southern
——
dividend
preferred
^
t
'3-10
1
4-
,
tip ■«
.3-12
4-
3-14
4-2
40c
.
3-15
3-12
.Jt4-- 2...
115®0' **'
(quaJ.)..J._r_ii;r—fe,. ,7$l-50
1
4%
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
5.44%
(N* Y.)—
20c
(quar.)
Providence
5»-
130c
r.
3-15
4- 2
„
6272C
Southern Ccmada> Power,
6% partic; preferred
3-20
r
2
125c
I
6% preferred (quar.)
5.7® preferred (quar.)
57® preferred (quar.),__
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.
3-20
5%
—
preferred
4-
JlOc
r
4-10
(quar.)
8%
30c
120c
Light & Power—
preferred B (quar.)
567*6
—
(quar.)^._i
3-20
2
3-30
150c
pfd.
(quar.).
preferred
47*.%
3-15
4ft- 2
30c
Louis' National. Stockyards
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
1
quar.)—
President .Electric
Procter & Gamble,
$1»
-
3-14
,
4r— 2
Southern California- Water,, com., (increased) ^;,:f % 20Ci
♦% preferred (quar.)
'rv ,
0-15^
4«1
20c
St.
2
2.
1
15c
(Canada) Ltd. com.
partic. preferred
preferred (quar.)
Lambert
4-
4-
(quar.)
Pratt. Read & Cc.
4-16
5-
—
non-cum.
4Vi%
10- 1
•
2
5 7®
.
■
0-15
4-
St.
3-30
537bc
(quar.)—.
(increased
preferred
1
,-$l;
St. Joseph Light & Power—
Common (increased quar.)
a
62 Vic
___„
f'
7-
50c
i—
25c
Southern
-3-18
•
2
'
3-10
1
4-1
$1.75
Co., Ltd
4-2
Telephone:——_-, •'* 3-31
.
(quar.)
,3-26
Gas—^
&
2-
3-15
*4-2
$r.2&
i.
preferred (quar.)
8outham
0rU:
(quar.)
20e
177«c
„
Southeastern
♦-
,
33-
..3- 2
1,
3-20
7- I
common-.j.„L_.
4-
$1.37
Public
$1.75
i
3-36
Southdown
%
,
3-15
3-30
Southeastern
(quar.)—:
%
2
3-30
3-12
3-15
—
4-
*
3iy*c
3-15
9-15
5c
Power—
3-15
;
3-29
-
12-28
5-1:
17V2C
117*c-
(quar.)
Portland Transit Co., 57® pfd. (quar.)
Portland Weolen Mills, 67® pfd. (quar.)
Porto Rico Telephone Co.
(quar.)._
Potomac
12-28
$0,111
—
Electric
$1.75
$1.75
series A
12V^C
(quar,)._,—.
preferred (quar.)—
„•
South- Porto Rico Sugar, cara.» (quar),——_
8% preferred (quar.)——
4-
1-17
4-
,
3-13
—
(quar.)
K.;, .Inc., (Mass.)——
40c
—
3-15
4^ 2
,
377zc
(quar.)__
3-19
2
4- 4f.
31 Ttc
—
1
4-
10c.
,
South
9
(quar.)—
3-^26
4-
'
9
3-31
3-31
4-1
36%«
4-20
3-30
4-14-
,
3rl6
7C
South Penn Oil
3-
3-30
25c
3-30
3-26
$1:
(quar.)—,.
preferred
3-30
1
770c
.
,
3-21
.
4^ t
Co., 5%
Plywood
1
3-
Cable Corp. (quar.)
35c
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 57*% pfd. (quar,)___ t$0.3281
(Helena), Inc. (increased quar.) '
30c
Ruppert (Jacobi, 472 7® preferred (quar.)—
$1.1272
Russell (F. C.) Co. -.(quar.)
I
10c
Russell Industries, Ltd—
^
120c
Ryerson St- Haynes, Inc. (quar.)
:
1
1272c
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.) •
25c
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)
60c
3- 0
3-31
$1.75
dividend;
Machine
&
457®
57®
5-1
$1,75
Quarterly —4—^.;
Rochester Telephone, common
5% preferred (quar.)
>
,v
(increased)
Common
x
4-11
4-30
70c
10c
,<
Electric
3-15
5-
750c
r
(quar.)—
Carolina
4.60%
10- 1
Mills
&
South
3-20
4-
,
Co.
preferred
3-20
$1;75^
Ltd.,
Little
5%
4r 2T
$1.75
40c
(quar.)
Tools—
General
Mfg.
3-12
4-30
-
(quar.
South Atlantic Gas, common
i
4-10
—•<
Products
Mfg.
Soss
•
12-14
tl-57'
27»-
——
Rockwood
3-9
4-15
t
K.),.inc.
Porter-Cable
Portland
(stock
Mfg.
Electric
9-14
2
(quar.)
Rochester American Insurance Co.
•
,3-12
3-30
$1.75
—
1
2
:v
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
3-12
1
___________
Plough, Inc. '(quar.)_
Flynwuth Oil (quar.)
Plymouth.. Rubber (quar.)__.
10-
(quar.)
dividend partic., preferred
Robinson
3-10
1
4-
Co.
Robertson
,>
3—21
2
3-31
5-
„
prior
:
9-L4.
4-
(quar.;__.
obligation
River Brand Rice
a-15
4-13
4-
75c
Amer. deposit, rets, for ordinary.,,—____
(quar.)
7% preferred
(quae.)—
Fittston Coi (stock dividend)—
I
4-
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Metal
Bitter
,3-10-
20c
'
Common,
10-
90c
;
Brosj, (quar.)
4.307®
pfd. (s-a)
Piper Aircraft Corp., 45c conv. pfd. (quar.)<y4% preferred B <quar.;_
_1
Pittsburgh. Brewing, $2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
-
0-15
$1.12%
('.uar.;
Common Xquar.)
.
Rieke
3-15
3-28
$1
97V2c
_«
Co..
preferred
1st preferred
1st preferred
2nd preferred
2nd preferred
2nd preferred:,
7%
.
3-12
4- 2
1st
3-30
>,
.
,
^
472 7®
Reslstoflex, 5% preferred A (quar.)
rnc. (increased)
Rhinelander
Paper (quar,)
Rlce-Stix, Inc., 7% 1st preferred (quar.)___
3-30
3-31
62'/2c
30c
$2.60
933/4C
75c
Insurance
Petroleum
3-15
6-15
1
.
Revlon,
4vl3-
8- 1
.
(quar.)
Reserve Oil & Gas (stock dividend)—
Pinchin Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
Pioneer
1
7- 1
Rome
(Hartford) (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.; $4 preferred (quar.)—
j
4-
127ac
preferred
9
12V2C
—
_
I
25c
,
Aircraft
.
Co.
—
3-15
4-
$0.5542
.
1——
(quar.)
Investment
$1.25
t28c
„
.<
(K. J.) Tobacco CO.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(Increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)..
Sorg Paper, 572% preferred (quar.%—_
3-10
Rubinstein
—
:
4-18'
1
4-
62Vic
—
Go.—
(quar.)
4-30
t28c
3-15
3-19
Sonotone Corp., com;
(quar.):
2
5-15
30c
preferred
Philippine
3-30
50c
(quar.)
5-15
Stock
—
r
4-10
9
127c
1
3-10"
3-29
3-15
.
.
Solvay American Corp., 4% prefer red. (quar.) /
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)^
r..
Sommers Drug Stores, commonr„r,.„_r.—
50c convertible preferred
(quar.).,
1
3-
QlVuC
Republic Steel (quar.)
Reynolds-Metals, common, (quar.)
4%% preferred A (initial)
,
,
Solar
2
5-
30c
J.
.
_
3-21
4-16
4-
3-31
$27c
$1, preferred
3-26
«
Snyder Tool & Engineering (quar.).——
$2
—
4-
6IV2C
$1
45c
25c,
3V2% preferred (qugr.),———
4% preferred (quar.)„
Philadelphia Electric, common (quar.)—
$1 preference
(quar.)—
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
(5c from
ordinary net income and 25a
from realized capital gains)
—
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)—;
Philadelphia Transportation (resumed)—;—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)____—
Philco Corp., 3%% pfd. series A (quar.)—
-Philip Morm, Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred
(quar.)„
A
Republic Pictures,
1
725c
<
3-22
(quar.)—,—
3-20
•:
.
—
4-12
Extra
.
:
,
A
3-30
5-
1
(increased;—,
Mills Ltd.—,
Paper
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)—;
9-1
5-15
Common
Smith
(quar.)
4-
40c
preferred
(Chas.)
Class
Inc.
(Howard)
Smith
J5c
A
4-16
70c
35c,
3-15
Extra
.
Class
1
(quar,):
Corp.
3-14
(quar.)—;
1
3-28.
(quar.)——
1
9
20c
4-
.
63-
Ut»c
A
2
,4- 1
,
6-12
$1.25
25c
6-
20c
25c
20c
.
preferred
(Canadat, Ltd.
4-
.
Smith-Corona,
2
7-
O.)
2
& Engineering
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (HI.)—
6-
3-28
6-11
1
(A.
2
^
5-
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories.^——
2
3-30
0-ia
10-
3-ia
4-
7-
3-18.
2
Smith
4-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
4-
Electric
Chains
3-13
preferred
85c
,
common—
(quar.)
convertible
3-15
t$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Increased;—.!
Stores
Class
3<-23>
2
7-
Renold
preferred
(Mass.),
preferred
Dividend
.
Pet Milk Co.,.common
'
44-
25c
(increased quar,)
$2
$2.50
25c
—25c
—
Corp.
5%
6-13
4-
-t--.
Peoria & Eastern Ry._
-
Reliance
___—25c
_______
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
•_
Relance
3-15
4-
3--,—.
Publishing
Pepsi-Cola
3-30
2
1
———
•*—_w——
Extra
Sellable
Reece
i,
(quar.)
Common non-voting-j (quar.)
Penton
3-15
4-13
$1.15
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
•
Reed Roller Bit
$1.1272
$1.10
833/*c
—
4.40%
.• —
3-31
40c
60c
3.35%
Common voting
3-31
pfd.
1
4-
25c
2
30c
(quar.;
4-
753c
.,>
—
3-
75c
IikL
$1.25
720e
pfd, A (quar.)—„
prior pfd. (quar.)—
Slater (N.), Ltd., com (increased quar.)____
5%
$2.12
4-13
4-27
$1.25
Skenandoa Rayon, 57®
9
Payable of Rec.
I17ac
9
87V2C
(quar.)
^
3-31
4-
preferred
(Interim)
4-23
87V2C
(quar.;—
3-15
Share
Ltd.
Mines,
4-
25c
(quar.)
3-30
$$1.50
35c
40c
75c
preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)_—_
Co.
---Pennsylvania. Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
.
3-20
Purina
4-10
J30C
Penney f«L C.)
'
Raybestos-Manhattan.
Reading Co., 47* 2nd
7-
(quar.)_______——
common
Penn-Texas Corp., com.
,
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6%
3-15
preferred (quar;)
Telephone, common (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)—
——
$1.32 preferred (quar.)—______—
—
$1-30 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)„
$3
Fen man s,
3-20
3-20
1st
conv.
inc.
4-10
35c
2Va%
Peninsular
r
Ranco,
4-10
75c
75c
46c
25c
33c
32,Vic
Corp.,
Ralston
3-20
1
——
TtansDortation
Brewing
Pemco
$3.50
3-16
4-16
I2Y26
30c
Pearl
3-10
A—
(quar.)
,
preferred
4-16
lQe
Rust Proof, new com. (initial)'
Parkersburg-Aetna, com. (stock divid.)
1st
2
4-
—-
Parker
Pannelee
convertible
common
2
47®
3.77ac
2VaC
2'/aC
2 Yzc
2'Ac
(stock dividend)—
of America,
class
Ltd;,
4-16
$1
common
(Canada),
Bearings
372%
(quar.)
Pantex Mfg. Co.,
M
Gold
4-
25c
J27c
Mining..
3-15
3-31
&
3-31
$2
4-
4-16
Name of Company
Holder*
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Siscoe
Quarterly
4-
5%
50c
$1.09
$1.10
$1.1272
$1,187*
37c
$1.13
$1.25
$1.75
$1.50
$75c
Quarterly
Lighting,
Pacific
Share
Qulncy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse-
$3.50
approval of I.C.C.)
to
4-
65c
Pacific Indemnity
Pacific
Company
3-19
50c
$1.25
(s-ai
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)...,
Terminals (s-a)
Coast
When
Per
Name of
$1.50
$2.50
317*c
(quar.)
common
Holdert
pavable of Reo.
Share
preferred
5%
Pacific
:
When
Per
.
Name of Company
Monday, March 26, 1956
Corp.
i
(Canada)
.•
5-21
4-30
4-
3-20
(increased^lLs
(quar.)—____
i
2
4-17
3-16
20c
4-
2
3-21
$1.13
4-
2
3-21
$6c
Ltd—
(quar.)_—...
(increased)
200% '
>1.25
J$1
4-
1
3-16
30c
3-27
3-16
25c
3-27
3-16
-
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 5519...
Volume 183
United
common
4-15
3-23
2
3-15
Superior Separator, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Sutton (O. A.) Corp., 6%
pfd.
4-30
4-13
6%
4-30-
4-13
United
4-
$35c
'
15c
i
30c
$1 *0
(quar.)
S.
'i-
J.
o-
50c
10-
1
8-31
—
50c
1-1-57
11-30
$6c
3-30
3-16
50c
4-
1
3-
$1
4-
1
3- 9
U.
30c
4-
b
3-15
U.
Cold
Tile
4-
2
3-15
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
Common
5-
1
4-
3
3-30
3-23
3-19
Western
50c
4-16
3-26
IOC
4-
6
3-21
Westmoreland,
10c
4-
6
3-21
Weyenberg
Ltd
Industries,
Switson
—
1
-
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
$4
preferred (quar.)
Talcott (James), Inc., common (quar.)
—
$1.75
4-
1
3-21
Wheeling
4.10%
4.64%
4 65%
4.90%
5.10%
5.12%
5.25%
4.50%
2
4-
3
3-
2
U.
S.
Hoffman Machinery
(quar.)
U.
S.
Lines
preferred
4-
2
4-
2,
4-
2
$1.15
$1.22%
$1.27 y2
—
2 '
4-
Texas
(quar.)
Common
$5
Pacific
&
•
preferred
preferred A| (quar.)_„
preferred B (quar.)—
4%
4%
Carbon
Thermatomic
12V2C
4-
1%
3-21
U.
$1
4-
3-15
$1.14
4-- 2
3-15
U.
4-12 r
3-15
United Steel, Ltd.,
United Stockyards,
4r.l
;
3-15
$1.24
4-
?
3-15
TMird
Co.,
Industries,
i
Realty
New common
5%
Utah-Idaho
4-1
Brick
Class
A
$1
Toronto & London
3-
4-10
Finance,
Class
B
Viau,
7%
4-
1
3-15
5%
; 3-16
2
4-
2 ;
31'Ac
4-
21-
11'Ac
3-31
$1.12%
3-31-
$1.06'A
3-31
Tri-Continental
Corp.,
IOC
3-12
-
4-
3-12
-
x
4^-2
6%
3-15
6%
3-20
r,
•"
^'3-16
3-29
$3
3-15
4-%2-
3-21
Vulcan
Wabash
■
3-15
7%
$25c
4-
2
4-
2
3-29
3" 9
3-15
40C
$30c
4- 3
4,-16
$60c
4^»&3 : Jlr3- 8
$60c
4-3
25C
(quar.) —
.
$$i.i2 y2
5c
31'Ac
8
3-
8
"3-31
4-13
4-
,.
3-20
r—
r
3-20
'
.
4Cc
3
4-
4-1
30c
67V2c
62'Ac
37'/2c
62'/2c
5c
133Ac
25c
New
Union
*
4^2 '•
3-19
'*5-15
5-25
common
8*24
'
11-26
®
11-15
4-14" ~"3-30
3
3-31
16
4.^,3 jita>»3-23
"3-23
2
4-
2rA
4-
4r^2
4-^73-15
2-29
5-15
4-20
5-15:3
4-20
5-15^
4-20
87'Ac
5-15^-4-20
$35c
5;
3-5
4-
3-5
15c
ii.4-13
4-IT
United
4-
10c
37'Ac
75c
50c
i
Improvement, common
$1.06'A
,
Industrial Bank
60c
Y.)—
>3-20
"3-20
w;
J
I
3"
*""3-16
r
.
(quar.) —
3^9""-
"3-
4^2^-
9
3-
9
9
4-li
3-
3-29.'»
rz-2-29
'
(quar.)
4-13
1
4-13
$1.26
5-
12'Ac
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
50c
3-28
3- 7
$1.25
3-
9
9
3-28
3- 7
$3c
4- 2
5-15
4-28
2-24
25c
4-
3-31
3-13
3-31
3-14
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co., com. (monthly)—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
.6% convertible preferred (quar.)
3-31
3-14
Yaie Lead & Zinc
50c
54-
&
Lothrop, com,
preferred (quar.)
1
4-12
Yale
2
3-16
York
3-30
3-24
30c
4-
6
3-23
Yoik
4-
2
3-
Youngstown Steel Door
15c
4-
6
3-16
&
Towne
Corp.,
4'A %
3
Younker
'*■
4-10
7-31
.7-10
5-
1
4-10
4- 2
3-15
30c
4- 2
3-15
56'Ac
4-2
3uc
4- 2
3-15
40c
4-16
3-30
50c
4-
1
3-16
1
3-16
(quar.)
—!
Inc.,
3-20
2
4-30
$2c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros.
37y2c
37%c
(quar.)
Mfg.
common
preferred
Water
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
25c
—
(Increased)
(quar.)
com.
3-15
4-
6
3-16
5%
preferred
62'Ac
4-
4-
2
3-16
5%
ser.
$1.25
17'Ac
4- 1
4- 1
3-16
25c
4-
1
3-15
Zeller's,
Ltd.
$25c
5-1
4-2
20c
3-31 '
3-20
Zenith
Radio
75c
3-30
3-9
57C
3-31
3-20
$1.25
\ 4-16
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
(quar.)
—__
Zion's
(quar.)_
4-
(increased
quar.)
(ouar.)
Co-Operative
.
3-16
Institute—
Mercantile
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
5
3
3-30
3-19
3-30
tPftyable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
3-20
15c
$1.75
3-19
4-
-
Ltd.
Common
3-
2
x
2
3-
2
j Previous
3-31
3-20
3-31
4-
3-20
7-19'^
6-20
3-30
3-16
1
7-16
3-15
3-31
3-15
35c
4-20
4-10
$4.50
4-20
3-30
class
C
warrants
to
3-
8
class
B
warrants
are
Ward
C
4-
2
Wayne
5%
preferred
Weeden &
1
3-22
the
2
3-12
4-
2
3-
agreement with Fox under which he may receive warrants to purchase
125,000 common shares at $3 per share on or before Jan. 31, 1958.
0
5-18,
»*■'
4-27
4-15.
25c:
3-16
com.
(initial)
has
3-14
and
3-17
3-17
Total present holdings of Messrs. Fox, Landis and Reisman
(81,500
shares), plus shares subject to warrants held by or under contract to
them (-288,500 shares), make up 370,000 of the shares covered by the
25c
4-11
3-26
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-20
4-
1
1
2
4-
2
1
3-23
4-
2
3-
1
31'Ac
,
25c
.,
3:26
6-10
6-
West Coast Telephone, $1.20
West End Chemical Co., 6%
4-
1
3-15
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
Kootenay Power & Light,
preferred (quar.)-
50c
1-1-57
21c
3-30
35c
Power
Penn
4-
2
3-15
30c
4-
1
3-10
4.40%
nreferred
3-
warrants.—
..
.
4-16
3-19
$1.05
4-16
3-19
4-16
authorization
The
Ailes,
attorney
for
the
revenue-wise
estimate
to
air mail is
carry
corporation,
effect
the
tremendous boon to the company.
a
we
said:
that
safely
can
for
one
"While
this
year.
we
permission
say
are
to
that it will
Our average revenue
on
sched¬
flights
is
bound
3-19
.the
9
4-
1
cargo
twice
and every
—V.
now
much
as
183,
sign post points to excellent Justification for this optimism."
p.
1372.
3-15
40c
4-
2
3-12
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3 30
3-16
The
'
surety
(quar.)
of
common
30c
and
has applied to the Georgia P. S. Commission for
issue $1,125,000 first mortgage 4'A%
bonds due 1981
of 4'A%
serial notes.—V. 183, p. 213.
company
authority
1.12%
(quar.)
&
casualty
additional
to be substantially increased. Pound for pound,
available in air express and air mail should produce
revenue
as
airfreight or non-priority mail.
We are,
therefore, optimistic about the effect on Slick's balance-sheet for 1956,
3-16
3-31
Service—
fouar.)_x
preferred
to
$300,000
South States Oil & Gas Co.» San Antonio,
;
Tex.—Stock
Department
~20c
4-
Grocers
$50c
4-15
3-15
J35C
4-15
3-15
headed by Dittmar &
Co., Russ & Co. and A. G. Edwards & Sons, on March 15
publicly offered 245,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $5 per share.
$2
5-
1
4-12
in part
$1.50
4-
2
3-16
oil
and
Stock
dividend
stock
Western
Western
for
(One
each
nine
Western
Class
4-14
held)-
Stores (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)_!
Insurance
A
(quar.)
(initial
9
40c
5%
preferred
Oil
quar.)
Cos.
(quar.)
6-
8
Q-
3-19
3-29
3-19
(1952
series)
—
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-16
4-
series):
dividend
Plywood,
working
37'AC
which
five
A
(s-a)
3-16
ton
Allison
8%
3-30
3-14
25c
3-31
3-15
15C
4-16
3-31
a
total
non-producing
3-14
—
is
in
West
leases
Alice
&
and
Pancoast;
&
Co.;
& Co.;
18
part
covering
North
the
of
working
interest
in
approximately
producing
wells
3,114 gross acres on
in Texas. It also owns
924 acres adjoining
fields, Texas.
its producing
Ross
associated
in
the
offering
are;
Lentz, New¬
Investment Corp.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; M. E.
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick; Dewar, Robertson &
Gordon Meeks & Co.; Austin, Hart & Parvin; H. L Josey
Co.;
&
owns
covering
of
UNDERWRITERS—Also
1
——
there
company
leases
producing
3-30
37'Ac
—
class
to pay for note issued
proceeds are to be usd
capital.
BUSINESS—The
eight
10c
(1955
net
payment for acquisition of property; for acquisition of further
gas
leasehold interests; for development and drilling costs;
7
3-29
and
leases
preferred
Fields
(quar.)
6-15
9-14
55C
(quar.)
$1.75
$1
1st pfd.
Gas—
convertible
B
3-
40c
Maryland Ry., 7%
preferred
Stock
2
PROCEEDS—The
—1
Common
Western
2
4-
Offered—An underwriting group,
Securities—
(accum.)
Western Life Insurance Co., common
Western
.
share
preferred
Class
A-i
$1.10
(quar.)
Water
the
South Atlantic Gas Co.—Plans Debt Financing—
Virginia
2nd
-be
Utilities—
preferred
of
air mail and air express will have,
carry
2
L.02'A
$1.02%
Virginia PiHp & Paper (incr. quar.)__
$4.50
3-
L.12%
$1.12'A
West
Western
3-30
Stephen
t6
unable
Co.—
preferred C (quar.)
West Texas
6c
9
uled
—
exercise
Airways, Inc.—Air Cargo Certificate Renewal—
Board Chairman.
3-
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4.20%
4.10%
the
on
»
Along with the 5-year renewal of its temporary certification effective
11, this all-cargo airline has been authorized to carry air mail
air express as well as airfreight by the Civil Aeronautics Board
in Washington, D. C., according to Delos W. Rentzel, President and
12-15
$1.75 •'
quar.)
•
and
Ltd.—
(increased
1882.
May
,
pfd. (quar.),—
preferred
received
p.'
<
Slick
1
50c
(quar.)
be
181,
,.3-16
3-30
50c
—
by
has
(including unissued
now
company
to
625
3-15
,
4-16
50c
(quar.)
owned
are
outstanding a total of 1,133,817 common
shares
reserved shares).
Public offering of the shares covered by the registration statement
is to be made "at the market."
The selling stockholders will receive
the net proceeds.
The company has added the proceeds, aggregating
$143,750, received by it on the exercise of warrants to its working
capital and intends to treat similarly the proceeds, aggregating $665,-
3-16
4-
The
3-28
4-
75c
—
services.
for
registration statement.
The remaining 100,000 shares
Levey, President and Director of the company.
3-28
4-
'25c
(quar.)
issued
also
Arthur
,
preferred
4'A%
Mr. Reisman
warrants to purchase
before Feb. 15, 1957,
3-22
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
West
an
1
-
—Li-—:j
Electric
has
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
15; 1957, issued to him in consideration for services.
purchased 4,000 shares at $1,875 and has
shares at that price, exercisable on or
11,000
Co.—
preferred
West
also
company
2
40c
preferred
preferred
West Penh
The
4-
(quar.)
Snowdrift
system.
4-
35c
convertible
&
a
4-
20c
convertible
Oil
Subscriber-Vision
company's
Feb.
3-31
$1.25
convertible
Wesson
1957.
.
*
Fixture
income)
6,
with
25c
Corp.
convertible
connection
Qmon
3c
new
Co., common
in
Mr. Landis, a Director of the company, has purchased 5,000 comshar^p at $1,875 per share and, in addition^ iowns warrants to
purchase . 25,000 shares, exercisable at the same price on or before
I)
{
'
30c
4%
ment
the
All of the warrants were issued
licensing agreement with Fox on
4-
April
before
or
on
Fox
Mr.
$1.37'A
4%
4%
and
The
and
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
1956,
25c
Co., common
Webster-Chicago
Webster
6,
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Weber Showcase &
April
to
(quar.)
Inc.
Mills
before
or
class
Motor
Knitting
on
3-16
$1.50
preferred
exercisable
3-16
Quarterly
5%
class B warrants to purchase 52,500 shares
purchase 75,COO shares at $1.75 per share.
1
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—
Waukesha
owns
62'Ac
(quar.)
Watson-Standard
he
addition;
1
(accum.)
common
Corp..
Corporation and
4-
Terminals
&
here.
(Continued from page 10)
50C
Industries
pafaesl
4-
:
Tlernan,
corrected
5c
preferred
preferred
The
Investment News
8-
3-31
$12'Ac
(quar.)
&
incorrect.
$1.75
Massachusetts
.a-*.' '3-20
4-16
75c
Natural
A",.12
f. 5-1
o
$1.13
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
5%
4-10
3-15
37'Ac
Western
$2.50
General
3-
3-31
37'Ac
(quar.)__
Western
•'
2
3-26
683Ac
common
Baking Co.,
was
3-14
$1.50
12'Ac
j.-'
5'A%
date
3-20
(quar.)
$2
'!
tax.
income
published
date and/or record date is indicated
35c
—
Ward
Less Jamaica
2
4-
(rflramj-Gnoderham & Worts, Ltd.—
:/
Quarterly
-------^ i'l! t75c
■i Wall Street Investing
Corp. (15c from real^ 1
ized long-term* capital gains and 5c from
first
20c
quarter income)
Wallace
Less British income tax.
4-
87'Ac
(quar.)
lVoa-
resident tax 15% : resident tax 7%.
•
$2.50
2-29
'-tiHf
25C
1
3-
*
Western
preference
5-
15c
preferred A
4■sJrr -3-14
4-
United
■
$L25
4-15
(quar.)
Co.,
$6 preferred
'
$2.50
RR. & Canal
4-18
(quar.),
4-15
(quar.)
Bond,
$1.40
$1
Quarterly
Pacific Corp.—
Non-cumulative partic.
4-. 1
jtjf
fquar.)
New Jersey
4
A-
■
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating Co
(Brooklyn, N.
Quarterly
—1
4'A%
S-22
3-99,.
FbSTF4
—
3-20
4-30
9
5%
3-12
1
3-31
$1.50
3-
,
4-
6c
(quar.),
6%
3-30
i Walker
#3
4-
Fund (From net investment
(monthly)
$1.50
West
$75c
^United
United
2.19
FJ-r-
'S4
income)
United Gas
3-16
4-2
133Ac
Inc.—
Co.
—
"
United Gas Corp.
Fruit
£35,^4- 6
4-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
'
United
"-^3-21
$1
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)
United Income
2
3-39
50c
(increased)
convertible
Funds,
3-15
.
30c
5'A%
United
3-15
2*
4-ir -4-
United Cities Utilities—
6%
3-ie
4-
35c
,
10-11
5%
55c
4%
4*?4a"j&r 3-14
$1.12'/2
$1
92'Ac
$1
4% pref. (quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America
preferred
,
$1.59
(increased)
United Aircraft,
$4.50
$15c
_
4-13
7-13
11- 1
dividend
Woodward
3-23
8- 1
$1.06%
Inc.
Power.
pfd.
Wisconsin Public Service, 5% pfd.
5.04%
preferred
(quar.),___;
Woodley
Petroleum
(quar.)
:
Stock
3-20
12'Ac
(quar.)
Stores,
Electric
4-30
'8-15
15c
preferred (s-ai
Stockyards Co. of Omaha—
common
(initial)
Twist Drill
$2
preferred
'
1
4- 2
5- 1
___•
5-15
System
&
Warehouse
4-15
—
——,
3-8
,~3-
th
$50c
.—_
-2-29
/r-4- 9
•.
&
Walker
3-15
■
4-,2:4-i'J3-23
ir, J 1^-3-20
$25c
.
(quar.).
RR.,
3-15
$4.25
$2.50
Cotton
Waldorf
3-15
^
-38
4-"2»
$8c
preferred (quar.)——_———
208 South La Salle Street (quar.)
U-Totem, Inc., common
(quar.)—
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
j.—
Udylite Corp. (quar.)
—
J
,
Underwriters Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Union Acceptance, Ltd.—
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pref.
(quar.)—
Union Electric Co. of Missouri, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)——
——
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
—
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.).
Union Gas of Canada, Ltd. (quar.).
Pacific
4-
(s-a)
Baking,
preferred
Waltt
3-20
3-31,
$25c
conv.
4%
3-16
(s-a)
Wagner
3-15
Coach Co.—
Union
3-30
Detinning, 7% preferred (quar.)
Railroad, 4'A% preferred (annual),
Wabasso
-3-15
-!■
5%
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
2
40c
' 62y2c
Union
Wisconsin
(quar.)
preferred
4-
Twin City Rapid Transit, com. >.(quar.)
5%% conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
Investment
Winn-Dixie
3-26
(quar.)
Vulcan
■
3-26
40c
40c
*0c
$1.12%
Union
3-19
3-26
4-14
common
preferred
3-26
Universal Insurance (quar.)
Quarterly
———______—
Quarterly
—
True Temper Corp., 4'/2%
pref. (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
(quar.)
$1.50
2
4-14
6% partic preferred (accum.)
Virginia Dare Stores (resumed)
Virginia Tel. & Tel., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)
Virginian Railway Co,—
9
3-
3-15
$25c
Trinity
Twin
4-
Works, common
3'A% preferred (quar.)—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
17'Ac
common—_
$2.70 preferred (quar.)
Trico Products
(quar.)
35c
50c
4-
3-20
12'Ac
(quar.)
Victor Chemical
9
3-
; 3- 9
.'•SUM*-.
A
Common
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
"
4-10
30c
——
(quar.),
Treesweet Products, $1.25 pfd.
Common
5-21
(quar.)
(J. B.),
Common
3-30
35c
—-—
9
—
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
4-13
t$1.25
jui
6-
t50c
3-15
3-30
———
$1.06%
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Tool
1
4-
Investment Ltd.^
3-20
12'Ac
Common
Ltd.
4-
$25c
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.-)—
Caribbean Airways, Inc. (Del.)—
5%
..
Van Sciver
9
3-30
31'Ac
w—
Co., common
"3-15
Industries—
conv.
Vlchek
40c
4V2 %
Trans
Appliance
10c
V-
4- 1
4- 1
10c
4-14
'$14c
4—
(quar.)
Terminals
&
—
Sugar
convertible
$2.28
*>*'
■
25c
Association Ltd.
Ltd., class A
Building
Traders
Lignt
3-16
20c
75c
(quar.)
$2
Van Norman
s-a
.
preferred
Wiggin
—
3-15
■
3-31
(s-a)
&
3-31
(quar.)
1
—
;
3-13
30c
35c
(quar.)
common
3-13
3-31
(quar.)
common
4-
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers
15c
;
—
Traders
,
1
4-
$1
pfd. A
preferred
$4.25
,
3-26
6%
Stores,
87'Ac
(quar.)_
3-15
15c
Loan_:————
(quar.)
——.
Co.
Towmotor Corp.
3-26
3-20
3-31
100%
17'AC
pfd.
(quar.)
Utility
,3-15
62'Ac
'Toronto Savings, Ac
Torrihgton
1
3-17
3-31
-
'
——
——
4-
6%
1
dividend
17'AC
1
Power
25c
Mortgage
{.Toronto
3-26
3-16
4-
10c
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
-3
■'"'3-16
(quar.)——
;
1
Special
1
3-30
(quar.)
_—
4-
1
$1.31'A
(quar.)
15C
Co.
25c
Ltd
Co.,
Wieboldt
(quar.),——
Tobacco,
Utica Transit Corp.
4-1
—
—
3-31
3-16
4-
Fund
80c
conv.
Steel
3-24
4*1"
SI
.
"
3-
*3
4r- 2
4- 2
25c
—
$6
Pictures
3-20
$6
(quar.)
Co.
Packing
Tobin
Leaf
2
4-
&
(quar.)
4-12
1
4-1-
40c
Motor,
62'Ac
(quar.)
3-19
1
$7oc
30c
Corp.,
preferred
Utah
Toronto Iron Works, Ltd., common—.
»
8%
Universal
4-10
Construction—
(initial)
_
preferred
Toronto
n
Universal
4-10
5—1- £
31'Ac
•V-
4-
Tip-Top Canners Ltd., class A
Wico Electric,
(quar.)
common
4-
$$2.80
common,.
15c
Upson
40c
non-conv.
Tishman
3-31
2
3- 8
3-19
(quar.)
t25c
Corp.
Stores
4-10
Clothes, Inc. (quar.)—
Tinnerman Products ——
.
4-12
quar.)
4- 1
50c
Ltd.,
1st preferred
White
Y.)—
convertible preferred
1
Timely
-
Stock
Extra
3-26
15
32c
conv.
5%
3-16
4-1'
4- 2
(quar.)
Hardware,
$2.80
Wilson
——
(initial
Vitamin
8.
5-
30c
Thrift Investment Corp.,
.
(N.
common
$1.21
preferred initial series (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
class A com. (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
4%%' preferred
(quar.)
—
Tide Water Associated Oil, $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
Time Finance (Ky.)
(quar.)
5%
,
t
5-1
—
(quar.)—.
Tool
Markets, common
Trust Co.
$1.14
(quar.)
Glass
Fibre
I.)
(H.
Power
Thoroiare
S.
Universal-Cyclops
3-26
3-30-
3-30
25c
:
1
;
United
3-16
$1
(quar.)
common
Sugar
70c
5-18
1
$1.25
Co
(quar.)——
A
Thompson
Thor
£
$1.25
/■
Class
4-
•
(quar.)
S.
New
———
Thomas
,
4-
$1.25
common
Ltd.
1
8-15
25C
preferred
$2.50
Whitehall
United.; Utilities
(increased quar.)_—
<quar.)_.—.___—_—_____
Canadian General Investment Trust,
Tnermoid
6-15
Paper
15c
preferred
U.
—
common
1
$1.40 pfd. (accum.)
Smelting Refining & Mining, com.____
$1.35
(quar.)
convertible
$1.25
S.
7%
~
Inc.,
American,
Textron
U.
$1.16
preferred
7-
$1.12%
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming,
3-
—
4%
Inc.,
3-
4-: 2 2
3-
Utilities—
Textiles,
4-2-
2...
non-cum.
Texas
3-20
(quar.)
4-
pfd. (quar.)—
Texas Power & Light,.$4 preferred (quar.)—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)—
—±_
Texas Telephone pfd. (quar.)__
5%
2
22'Ac
(s-a),_
(quar.)——.—
40c
(quar.)—1—
——
Ry., common (quar.)
preferred
Texas
B
preferred
preferred
3-
(quar.)—
Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
4.96%
4-
—
3-9
$1.25
Extra
S.
2--?
Inc. (quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)
50c
5'A% preferred
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
(quar.)—
4-
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
5.40%
3-
2
A
$1.31'A
(initial)
2
Printing & Lltnograph Co.—
5% preference, series A (quar.)^.——
U. S. Rubber Co.. 8% 1st pfd. (quar.)
3-
.
.
preferred
4'A %
1
$1.23
••
——
3-
(quar.)
common
33A%
U.
3-
4-
Plywood,
33A%
3-
.
$1.16 y*
—-
2
Extra
2
3-
-
4- 2
.
2
Transmission—
Gas
2
3- 2
.
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.64
*
$1.16
$4.56 preferred
Texas
3-
35c
(quar.)
Service,
Texas Electric
7
3-
3-29
Natural Gas Lines.
Tennessee
3-
3-30%
$1.06'A
(N.
U. S.
3-15
15c
.
4-
preferred (quar.)
5
4-12"
$1.02%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
(quar. )—
(quar.)
2
White
J.)-, 4'A%
U. 8. Playing Card
45c
(quar.) —
3-15
3-
933Ac
3-
(increased)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
4,60%
■y
3
—-
2
2
Co.—
(initial quar.)__
3-15
4-2
50c
4-
common
"
New common
3-15
75c
2
933Ac
4-
c.,
U. S. Gypsum
3-12
4-
(quar.)_.
4-
Whitaker
3-12
4- 2
50c
20c
$30c
-
Shoe
3-23
'
2
2t>c
50c
3-15
4-
(quar.)
Mfg..
(quar.)
4-2.
3-15
4- 2
Inc.
Steel, common
preferred (quar.)
$5
4-16
X6V4C
A
$1
3-15
1
7%
class
$1.75
3-15
1
3-20
6
2oC
B
40c
b
$50c
3-19
.
4-
(quar.)
ICC
(quar.),
4-
quar.)
3-29
6-11
183Ac
(quar.)
$6y4C
Ltd.,
(George),
Class
Co.
Telegrapu
10c
Co., common
4-
50c
Gas Transmission, com.
Tennessee
t.
4-
(quar.)_
Corp.
Tennessee
Glass
S.
V.
20c
Securities
Foreign
583Ac
53A%
Aircraft
&
717/eC
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__1—.
;
preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn (O.), Ltd., com. (increased
x
4% preferred (quar.)
—_—
Taylor Instrument
5%%.
Temco
S.
—
62'Ac
1
5%
..
7%
9
Union
Weston
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3-11
7- 2
5%
(Bait.)—
B
3-26
4- 2
1-3
Corp.—
(quar.)
3-31
3-20
4-16
tl.^o
$1.25
Stationery
4-11
60c
&
17C
S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
U. S. Foil, class A (quar.)
Class
7%
Tablet
60c
(quar.)
4-11
Payable of Mee.
'
(Final)
Western
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Western Tool & Stamping
•
Quarterly
Share
Investment Trust, Ltd.
5%
IOC
(quar.)
Storage
Company
Western Stockholders
51
When
Per
Name of
3-15
37'Ac
U.
x
1
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Specialties
(quar.)—
S. Ceramic
Ouc
(quar.)_
4-
62'Ac
;
Machinery,
U.
3- 5
Holder$
Payable vf Rec.
$2
Shoe
U.
4- 1
50c
.
$1.06%
Special
-
4~
Share
Company
$4.25 pfd. (quar.)__
3-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Swift & Company
Name of
3-31
$$1.25
(quar.)—:—
Mining
Sunshine
,
United Piece Dye Works,
United Public Markets
1
15c
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.-—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Superior Propane. Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
- ■
-
Holder•
When
Per
Name of Company
(1519)
Muir
Co.;
Goodbody
&
Co.;
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle; Chas. B.
Co.—V. 183, p. 929.
and Harold S. Stewart &
White
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.v*
(1520)
Southern California Edison Co.—Registers
Mid-Continent
With SEC—
$2.01
or
This
March 19 filed a registration statement with the
EEC covering $40,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
G, due 1981, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding,
Net proceeds of the financing will be used by company in part to
retire short-term bank loans
(issued in connection with the acquisi¬
of
tion
on
company
funds
estimated
for
will
its
construction program)
and tne balance
continuing
exceed
not
share
In
Feb.
on
filed
23
letter
a
of
notification
under
and
EEC
in
order
an
terested
persons
Proceeds
portion
of
of
the
borrowings
Southwestern's
months.—V.
of
181,
to
are
be
used
construction
finance
to
expenditures
temporarily
for
EEC
<50
cents
March
8
521,738
covering
on
filed
shares
of
letter
a
stock
common
share),
without underwriting.
incident to mining activities.
per
for expenses
notification
of
to
The
be
stock
proceeds
12
1
profit
this
of
corporation
Net
sales
States
Caliiornia
in
1954.
unit
the
to
pay
Lower
coffee
Earnings Off—
sales
States
of
subsidiaries operating
than
more
basis
decrease,
in
subsidiaries
terms
Mining
final
to
share
basis
into
date
the
class
of
in
conversion
intention
dividends
The
Mining,
21
an¬
the
has
tax
marketing
benefits
through this
permanently lost within
The
approval
for
International
natural
as
in
been
of
the
the surviving corporation.
with
used
be
These
merger.
Antonio,
San
declare
subject to
the opera¬
and
■
by
of
the
of
reason
would
will
continuous
a
company's
earnings
is
183,
With
15
announced
with
p.
...
.
Chemicals,
19,
for
two
has
years
silicon
transistors,
registration statement with the SEC on
covering $742,800 of 5%
subordinated
convertible
1, 1971.
The company proposed to offer these
subscription by common stockholders of record on
due
debentures
for
the
date
tures
of
ior
offering,
py
Alester
a
April
eacxi
a
G.
the
on
seven
price of $93.50
written
Inc., Greenville, S. C.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
filed
1956,
debentures
basis of
$100
shares
common
then
public
Furman
sale
The
at
Co.
(both
of
The
to
the
extent
tional
business
and
is
"Sun¬
expansion
at
to
to
$225,000.
The
west
Mississippi
the
location
The
con¬
V.
for
the
balance
174,
financial
office
at
new
of
firms,
subscribed
by
offered
for
this
proceeds
to
will
■
.
main
-
and
and
the
the
phases.
financing,
new
to
site.
added
not
costs
another
$150,000.
to
addi¬
moving
are
territory
new
in
down
a
for
of
These
open
of
as
pay
cost
facilities
cost
be
the
made
to
plans
The
been
by
state
exact
determined.
working
capital—
v
-
-
of
C.,
manufacturing facility has
the
two
$100,000
site
estimated
an
,
.
into
S.
manufacturing
2460.
p.
other
seven
proceeds
the
Mauldin,
company
and
at
net
replace
at
necessary
an
of
and
debentures
on
Chemical.
the
use
first
plant
new
establishing
in
subscription
debentures,- to be
divided
now
Household
required,
construction
be
the
;
proposes
the
on
at
-
Chemical
company
payment
and
Greenville)
$100.
company's
Industrial
principal amount of deben¬
held
debenture plus interest. The offering is to be under¬
group of underwriters headed by Edgar M. Norris
and
per
who will
receive a
commission
of
$5
stockholders and $6.50 on unsubscribed
estimated
that
transistor
..
manufacturing and storage facilities
stated
tech¬
new
frequency germanium transistors
of transistorized radios and
manufacturer of high temperature
1236.
corporation
March
income
otherwise
stress
Developm't
a
revolutionary
significant new
resulting
manufactures high
Securities
This
pro¬
exploration program
condition."
and
March
on
New
name
Texas,
acquisition
benefits
Corporation
maintain
the
to
stock,
,
majority
Texize
in
advantageous
may
the
The
International's
of
—v.
primary interest in the acquisition of producing
which provide the opportunity for further development and
sistent
B
-
directors
A
exclusive
at
shares
with
properties
will, in addition,
$23,877,409
and
their
combined
profit from operations
was
$1,472,915.
Dividends received from such unconsolidated subsidiaries
which
Petroleum
resources
the
period
condition
production
corporation
used
three
under,
the
in
the
into
a
short period of time.
Company's President, J. Dave Sterling,
Sunset Oil
corporation
provides for the conversion
headquarters
position
provided
set
the
class
breakthrough.
further stated that the merger would provide International
opportunity to use its relatively dormant capital for develop¬
and
expansion
purposes
and would, place Sunset in a very
certain
of
and
of
12-month
eanings
such
stated
now
Stock
Arizona,
financial
option
company
anv
class
availability of
in
converted
shares
privilege.
of
the
on
the
at
the
33,000
stock
A
the
the
than
be
may
on
fiscal
entitled
dividends
stock
between
more
present
cash
conditions,
financial
no
paid
any
are
the
nique
March
on
stockholders'
1956,
stock
common
with
York
New
dollars
States
Sunset
International
outside
operating
United
of
tor
agreement
stock
B
farther
B
.
ducing properties by the use of stock and attractive funded debt
financing.
Management is presently negotiating for such long-term
financing through the placement of debentures. International Mining
ir\ the United
to $415,854,693
the
subject
be held 4n May,
to
of
and
favorable
higher.
was
Canada
for
account
unconsolidated
and
compared
as
is
all
class
stock,
effective
In
\
the
are
share In
per
class
share
a
B
cents
and
of
the company.
The board has by
its
intention to
declare
at
a
meeting some time
fourth quarter of its 1955-1956 fiscal year a quarterly
dividend of 6Y4 cents per share on the class A
stock, payable during
such quarter.—V.
183, p. 1040. .
<>
an
ment
year
$400,665,928
prices
overall
an
on
combined
United
totaled
share,
written
quarterly
and
during
was
with
subsidiaries
and
the
and
company
Canada
volume
"The
the
for
on
to
A
dividends
any
30
class
1957,
converted
business
resolution
the "Go'.den Eagle"
and
"Craig" brand names, is desirous of further expansion in the acquisi¬
tion, development and exploration of oil and gas properties."
with
of
and
Canada
and
compared
as
be
the
pay
tions
securities.
par
operating in the
1955 amounted to $10,563,450,
$10,575,042 for 1954, Joel S. Mitchell, President,
announced on Feb. 23.
These amounts are equivalent after preferred
dividend requirement to $3.01 per share on an average of 3,249,653
shares of common stock outstanding in 1955, and to $3.06
per share
on 3,208,757
average shares in 1954.
United States
the
for
15,
class
DIVIDENDS—It
and
Representatives of the managements of both companies stated that
"Sunset, as an oil and gas producing and exploration company, with
terminaling,
pipe
line
and
retail
marketing facilities in
,
Standard Brands, Inc.—Sales and
the
may
future
777.
p.
stock
A
of
following
183,
share
April
Pursuant
stock
refining,
It
Net
class
holders
Exchange.
It was originally founded
as
a
natural resources company but has since become an investment
company,
holding
substantial
mining
and
other
related
natural
at
are
into
hoder.
were
payment of
stock,
below.
Co.
of
the
on
the
with
offered
acres
the
drilling.—V.
exploratory
plan,
share
International
listed
Southwestern Mining Co., Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
corporation
Oil
meetings
resource
The
prospect
equally,
before
company
After
A
year.
gas
agreement further provides for the change
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.
a
next
tne
oil
slpare
Commencing
to
2698.
p.
all
of
merger
each
common
and
amount;
by Sunray In
5,269 net oil and
million
4.7
class
the
stock.
the
fiscal
of
of Sunray Mid-Continent,
refining and marketing subsidiary.
of
company
and International Mining Corp.
nounced the execution of a merger agreement.
it was announced on March 15, has applied to the
authorizing bank borrowings not to exceed $10,000,the Commission has issued an order giving in¬
until April 4, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
company,
for
<>00
May
includes
Sunset Oil Co.—Proposed Merger, etc.—
The
This
in
1955
components
total
a
lor
report
This
Loans—
Co.—Bank
1955,
lease
Sunset
annual
Electric
financial
B
on
Texas Instruments, Inc.—Announces
83,800 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
purchase and invest in realty property and mortgages.
&
and
Mid-Continent
and
Sunray
of
year
class
year
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—New Name-
per
Gas
31,
has
17.7%
see
covering
Southwestern
of
merger
fiscal
any
the
United States and Canada.
The
wells in 13 oil states.
Sunray completed a total of 381 net wells during 1955, of which
257
were
oil
wells,
18
were
gas
wells and 106 were dry holes. Of
these wells 109 were exploratory wells In 13 states and 23%
of the
exploratory wells were successful
in
the discovery of
oil or gas,
higher than the industry average of about 11% on new field wildcats
the
with
Dec.
company
Southern Syndicate, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
corporation
the
of
company's operating
year's operation of all
of
held
5,345 unsubscribed shares of common stock were sold by
Smith, Barney & Co. and associates on Feb. 23 at $30.50
per share. See also V. 183, p. 1372.
The
during that year) of $36,600,000
quarterly dividends of 30 cents per
stock during 1955 equivalent to $1.20
the
full
As
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Sold—The
at $2
combined
Regular
common
including the D-X Sunray Oil Co.,
treasury funds, and the company proposes to use an amount at least
equal to such balance in its continuing construction program.
Gross
plant additions for the years 1956-57 are expected to approximate
$253,840,000.—V. 183, p. 1115.
EEC
been
on
to
view
1955,
which it is
will become
310,000,000;
paid
share.
per
a
had
share.
per
were
Monday* March 26, 1956
.
were
•were
$701,168 during 1955, compared to $702,400 during
1372.
.'
- '.
p.
1954.—V.
The proposed officers of Sunset International
President;
Morton
Sunset
183,
,
Executive
as
Vice-President
President;
Standard Factors Corp.—Plans Expansion—Earns. Up
This
corporation
Theodore
27,
H.
his
in
liminary
lor
embark
on
active
an
acquisition
shareholders
Silbert, President, reported to the
quarterly letter.
Mr. Silbert
regalar
estimates
the
In
will
for
1955
from
company
it
indicate
almost
was
also
record
a
on
year
viewpoint.
every
the
as
In
earnings
ings
at
1954.
in
to be
Book
growth
;
returns
the
Increase
appear
in
high
unaudited
estimated
were
substantial
a
progressive
discussing
1955
the
number
shares
of
double
the
estimated
an
$4.16
plus
market)
history.
making
7 '/a
highest
of
1/10
cents
in
dividend
share
the
paid
of
open
on
from
despite
secured
a
$14,000,000
credit
severe
Bank
basis.
to
credit
lines
corporation
covering
the
$18,000,000, Including
restrictions.—V. 182, p. 2735.
over
March
on
filed
9
letter
a
of
offered at 25 cents per
to pay for expenses incident to
The corporation
has extended
the
expected
For
to
each
one
to
expire
100
unit
are
shares
60
about
or
cent
15
its
proposed
rights
13.
held, stockholders will be entitled to subscribe
of debentures, with warrants attached
shares at $8 per share, and 25
shares
cumulative
dividend
preferred
Subscription price of the unit is $418.75,
City, serving as underwriter.—V. 183,
share
stock.
with
p.
Year End.
Dec. 31—
1955
Gross
Dep..
Net
Earned
&
Co.,
New
com.
1953
$
$
Preferred
27,297 073
23,200,139
27,572,827
2.54
2.30
1.20
1.20
1.20
1,171,905
1,424,817
12,457,695
12,245,969
15,442,145
15,685,113
13,571,513
1.59
1.47
1.52
1.36
53.232,383
ta*es
1,733,301
11,976 952
27,847,618
Taxes paid per share of
stock
exps.
1.20
20,078,679
26,163,214
stock
(net)
Gross
33,495,404
32.802 765
property accounts 649,511,862 416,025,309 399,431,190
379,707
Working capital
84,288,907
51,038,797
Current
Total
Book
2.65
assets
Funded
—
debt
value per com. sh.
invested
per
36,064 375
4.61
3 27
4.58
482,149,404 300,039,841 292,338,925 285,246,325
60,346.667
76,733,000
78,520,000
79,948 833
17.96
17.74
16.79
Capital
employee
employee
benefits)
134,352
128.890
124,968
5,770
of employees
payroll (including
2,133
2,184
2,140
30,396,378
Number of shareholders:
Preferred
series
Second prcf.
J955
Common
4®**^
1955.
series
11,964,501
11,578,420
1954
shares
1955,
and
assets
Gross
surplus,
sales
of
after
68,818
stock
forma
for
the
amount
in
amounted
the
liquidations
products
payment
to
Corp.,
Spokane,
of
for
20
$3,033,354.
Wasfcu—Files
March
on
both
incident
of
to
filed
1
of
letter
a
stockholders
have
of
stock
65,525
58,846
outstanding at Dec. 31,
(if Sunray and
earnings
of
of
the
Board
Campbell,
announced
of
Wyant
that
corporation,
Cannon
offer
an
Foundry Firm—
this
&
and
Foundry
of
$15,500,000
for the purchase of the
Foundry Company.
Spokane,
notification
with
the
(par five cents) to be
Dale Lanphere and Ken¬
Wash.
The
mining operations.—V.
proceeds
182,
p.
to
are
pay
861.
cleared
the
way
for Joint control
of
the
approved the sale
holdings
at
$6
22%
a
be further
may
share.
per
also
When
stock
the
purchase
is
com¬
interest.
increased by exercising stock
options,
approved by stockholders, whereby each
company may acquire in
the next seven years at $7.50
per share, up to 23,059 additional shares.
exercised, each would have a 25% stock increase.
Each
company
also
was
given
option
an
purchase
one-half
as
To provide the
necessary shares for the transactions,
an
increase in authorized stock to 450,000
value, from 250,000 shares.—V. 174,
par
for
the
Carl
Co.,
had
on
been
p.
the stockholders
shares,
cent
10
1995.
Corp.,
L.
L,
of
these
to
will
be
additional
enable
to
proceeds
shares
otherwise,
ment
the
be
used,
received
first,
to
manufacturing
to
company
by
the
obtain
discountinue
ment.
Any
general
balance
corporate
will
be
added
to
from
company
by
present
and
the
incorporated
Manufacturing
The
Road
for
the
Corp."
company's
and
the
offices
Sales
State
working
Nov.
and
Road,
Corp.,
purpose
a
New
of
and
York
changed
subcontracting;
already de¬
develop¬
product
capital
24,
with
and
used
for
equipment.
It
19, 1950 under
Oct.
to
name
"Telechrome
plants
located
are
Long
York
at
84
Island,
corporation,
N.
East
Merrick
Y.
formed
was
in
of
broadcasters
York
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
A
stock
(par
10c
per
share)
Class
B
stock
(par
10c
per
TO
share)—_
The
class
entitling
it
A
to
stock
a
has
a
PRESENT
in
supplies
the
in
manufacture
wide
a
stock
common
variety
of
the
of
the
outstand¬
world.
alloy
.This
iron
and
iron
grey
castings
refrigeration,
was $34,692,-
loss
cover
Chairman
net
net
sales
profit
of
for
the
the
amounted
Board,
March
on
1955
year
to
19
announced
that
were
$189,214,000/and con¬
before a special item to.
$9,497,000,
on
disposal of textile mill properties in the amount
of
This is equivalent, after provision for
preferred dividends,
to $2.87 per common share, before
deduction of the special
charge, and
$1.49 per common share after this item.^
$4,000,000.
corporation
of
merger
is
Textron
the
surviving
corporation
in
the
Feb.
24,
1955
Incorporated,
American Woolen Co. and Robbins
figures reported reflect the consolidated
earnings
of Textron
Incorporated for the period through Feb. 24, 1955 and of
Mills,
Inc.
and
the
the merged
corporation from Feb. 25, 1955 through
1955 results are not
strictly comparable with 1954,
companies had combined 1954 sales of $177,719,000
of $24,734,000 including
$7,000,000 provision for
textile
mill
Rupert
March,
Thompson,
committee.
Jr.
He
has
with
it
administrative
a
elected
specific
divisions:
Co.;
Coquille
(effective
The
duties
and
officer
F.
Burkhart
Plywood;
March
current
the
rate
annual
of
requirements,
that
such
policies
disposal
of
These
Victor
Co.;
the
Co.;
Co.;
,l(t-
.,
committee
non-textile
All
responsibility
to
MB
the
Screw
Cement
&
Mfg.
Manufacturing
operations
is
running
operations of the nonthe projects of capital
and
of
include
Camcar
General
Homelite;
directly related
plant improvement
the
the
since
company
,
operations
Manufacturing
are
be
this
v,..,
.
of
responsibilities.
Mr. Thompson will
in charge of all non-textile opera¬
Kordite
of
of
-
Dalmo
volume
as
will
Mr/Thompson is
Industrial
on
of the executive
approximately $115,000,000.
divisions
general
loss
Vice-Chairman
director
4
reporting directly to Royal Little.
following
*
been
been
,
chief
the
Mfg.
has
newly created post of Vice-Chairman
carries
tions,
While
properties.
C.
1955.
This
the year end.
the three constituent
and a combined loss
expansion
Mr;
and
broad
Thompson.
director of several corporations,
among which are:
Bank; Firemen's Mutual Insurance Co.; Blackstone
a
National
Insurance Co.; Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance
Co.; Union
Insurance Co.; Trustee of
Amoskeag Co. and Rhode Island
Charities I rust.—V. 183, p. 1236.
Thermal Research & Engineering Corp.—New Dir.—
election
announced
Mr.
on
Maher
chased
50,000
options
on
per share.
of
John F.
March
is
14
President
shares
100,000
See V.
Maher
as
a
director
of this
corporation
was
by L. C. Peskin, President.
of
of
Oil
Center
Thermal
additional
stock
shares
of
Tool
for
stock
Co.,
which
$200,000,
at
prices
recently pur¬
together with
ranging
$7
to
183, p. 1413.
(H. I.) Thompson Fiber Glass Co.—Stock Sold—The
16,000 shares of capital stock (par $1), which were of¬
fered
on March 13
by an underwriting
Shearson, Hammill & Co., at $12.62 V2
quickly sold. See V. 183, p. 1413.
group headed
per
share,
by
were
Tide1 Water Associated Oil Co.—To
Change Name—
FINANCING
The
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
preference
non-cumulative
C.
1953.
Amityville,
New
on
its
W.
products
new
taking over the sales activities of the com¬
and
studios, and Telechrome, Inc., a New
corporation, was formed for the purpose of
handling sales to
industrial firms.
Telechrome Sales Corp. and
Telechrome, Inc. became
wholly owned subsidiaries of the company on Jan. 27, 1956.
pany
little,
solidated
The
Inc."
on
Merrick
630
Telechrome
1953
in
and
at
Mutual
purposes.
"Telechrome
C.
net
Mutual
BUSINESS—The business of the company consists of the
engineering,
and
production
of
electronic
apparatus,
with
special
emphasis
on
color
television
instruments
and
test
name
offer
stockholders
are
consolidated
lease
development
was
of
its
Reports Profit for Year 1955—
equip¬
purchase,
facilities
space,
second, for sales and advertising promotion of
veloped by the company; and third, to continue
the
primarily
C.
this
1956.
railroad,
agricultural ; implement,
many other industries.
The volume for 1955
the
C.
textile
PROCEEDS—Net
to
April 19,
automotive,
and
and
W.
at
Sold—Offering of 99,800 shares of class A
(par 10 cents) was made on March 22 at $3 per
share by All States Securities
Dealers, Inc. of New York
City. The offering was quickly completed.
proposal
on
Campbell,
profit after taxes was $1,736,000.
The operations of
located in four plants in
Muskegon, Mich.; one in South.
and one in Lansing, Mich.
The number of employees is
3,500 and last year the payroll ran
$14,000,000.
When the stockholders of
C. W. C. have approved
the offer, the
foundry will be a division of Textron
American, Inc. and Carl E. Allen
will
continue
as
President; R. L. Lindland as Vice-President and
Secretary; H. A> Dane as Vice-President in
Charge of Production; and
W. E. Busker as Treasurer.
C.
Co.
Amityville,
approved
the
320,000 shares
30);
Co.; and Ryan Industries.
Manufacturing
have
Haven, Mich.;
N. Y.—Stock
sale
are
be
shares.
of
directors
meeting to be held
there
executive
to
acceptance
of
foundry
If
many additional shares as are from time to time purchased under an
employee stock purchase plan Involving 25,000 shares and under a
plan
to give key scientific and management
personnel options to buy 35,000
board
company is engaged
steel castings.
C. W.
This
com¬
Inc., and Western
to each concern of
Cannon's
recommend
Since
With
stock
common
through Percy
will have
company
and
Royal
of
Authorized
common
pro
during
of
sale
$712,475.
Earned
Class
95,953
with
from
of
dividends
Miller Howser,
shares
*
11,047
16,439,197 shares of
compares
11,962,879
10,879
of
stock
on
This
"A"_
Jointly
next annual
1955,
net operating profit in the
depletion and amortization
gain
amount
Uranium
each
15 35
74,885
Number
Total
978
44,996,644
Ratio
of
they
or
2,165,786
will
earn¬
pany by American Broadcasting-Paramount Pictures,
Union Telegraph Co. when
24,724 411
2.10
stock
Common
Capital
$
127,759,794
declared
on com. stk.
(per sh.)
Distribution of divs:
common
1952
*2.27
share_
31,
with
Wyant
stock
Subs.)—Highlights
39,471,783
per
Dec.
of
Com¬
1372.
29,560,443
dividends
number
same
of
as
compared
as
approved
Golkin
operating income 298,387,164 125,239,101 133,168,828
depletion etc
40,850.900
27,872,910
income
Cash
1954
$
.
(&
net
$21,442,755.
in
Telechrome
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.
share
amounting
year.
721.
p.
expenses
The
common
York
the
to
corporation
Their
Rights
April
182,
neth
Financing—
consisting of $250
for the purchase of
of
on
in
consisted
and
SEC covering 1,000,000 shares
offered at 20 cents per share,
the
be
Chairman
Fresident
17
marine,
depreciation,
$597,534
46,119
of
the
on
previous
outstanding
per
1955,
year
the
Technical Operations, Inc.—Sale of Stock Voted—
with
cents) to
The proceeds
offering from March 5, 1956 to March 26, 1956. Stockholders of record
March 26, 1956 will receive
rights, if Issued, to subscribe to units to
be offered by the
company as outlined in the registration statement
recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
are
of
pleted
date
record
and
$1.59
the
for
.
per
The
for
mining operations.
Stubnitz Greene Corp.—Proposed
for
$283,765
issued
share
per
after
Target
lines,
five
Little,
Allen,
March
Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
during
temporary
notification
capital stock (par
share, without underwriting.
earnings
with
equaled
earnings
amounted
—V.
company's
increased
were
Royal
E.
Range,
over-the-counter
in
1,200,000 shares of
Mining as Financial ViceSecretary-Treasurer of Sunset as
OOO
cents
Straus-
record
shares
profits
subsidiaries
1955
Stratum Uranium Corp., Provo, Utah—Files—
The
EEC
J.
A.
compared
cents
1955
of
time
1954.
of
net
42
amount
all
end
reported
as
$366,516
earn¬
$220,000
the
International
presently
and
1954.
The
of
Total
gains are
anticipated in 1956.
The
tight mopey
inability of banks to meet the man# new demands for
substantial avenues at prime new business to Standard
and
year
1955
the
about
1955
ings
1,
despite
further
market
Ibis
it
at
at
Tietz,
678,788
on
the
t
Even
credit
valued
puted
July
outstanding.
to
$5.40 per share compared with
Dividends
last
year
were
32 Vi
cents
(now
since
share,
a
rose
of
Buparquet
cents
than
share
per
earnings
60
and
ing, liquidation payments win amount to
approximately $48 per share.
C.
W.
C.
was
founded in 1908 and is
generally recognized as the
largest, independently owned grey iron
also
$1,078,991
year
of
Sterling, presently Executive Vice-President of
Vice-President; George C. Sheahan, presently a
of Sunset International.
Sunset
,
1955,
rate
$475,000—more
value
:
for
annual
Textron American Inc.—To
Acquire
International
to
"no
internal
as
officer
pre¬
the acquisition
program, < Mr.
Silbert
told
stock¬
acquisition will be made, unless It will clearly add
to the value of the stock
now
outstanding."
He pointed out that
the company now has a solid
capital base from which to build and
stockholders will surely benefit from this type of expansion as well
that
Sterling
presently Secretary-Treasurer
Mining
as
Assistant
Secretary-Treasurer.
B.
P.
Pitman, Jr. presently President of International Mining Corporation,
has recently been elected President of
Yuba Consolidated Goldfields
and, after the effective date of the merger, will no longer serve as an
announcing
holders
H.
Mr.
made by Textron
of
Feb.
breaking
W.
A.
Sunset
Secretary-Treasurer;
program,
that
said
of
include
99,800 shs.
170,000 shs.
stockholders
change the
name
on
May
3
will
vote
on
approving
a
of this company to Tidewater Oil Co.—V.
proposal
to
183, p. 1279.
170,000 shs.
in
dividend
the
of
payment
30
cents
of
per
dividends
share
in
Tidewater Oil
See
Tide
Water
Co.—Proposed New Name—
Associated
Oil
Co.
above.
.
,
Volume 183
Numher -55l9
v..
(mi): 53
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v TremontMotel Corp.
(Del.), Newark, N. J.—Stock Offered*--Berry & Co., Plainfield, N. J., on March 9 offered
publicly 80,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at
$2.50 per share on a best-efforts basis.
■
clusive.
to
to
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds, $50,000 will be used to make a
'deposit on Charleston (8. C.) motor court, $50,000 for acquisition and
'construction of additional motor courts; and the remainder for work¬
March 21
group on
on
Issuance
and
of
sale
the
yield from 2.90%
awarded to the
inadvertently
certificates
also as 3s.
authorization
for the certificates,
the
subject to
are
ing xapital and reserves.
the
to
cost
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
lor
the
of
purpose
was
acquiring,
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
10 cents)
(par
BUSINESS—Corporation
320,000 shs.
constructing
operating
and
chain of
Its prin¬
a
Company
.Building, 744 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.
On the date of its organization, this corporation acquired 100% own¬
ership in two operating motels.
At the present time, Tremont is operating a motor court on routes
40 and 13, New Castle, Del.
It is also operating a motor court located
routes
on
Plans
(•
41
and
motel
summer.
with
lease
In
Tenn.
is
option
an
to
an
that
when
will
be
motor
new
14,541,030
633,914
829,682
1,299,311
at its option, on not less than 30 days' notice, may at
time redeem all or any of the outstanding certificates for debenat the following redemption prices (expressed in percentages of
the principal amount thereof) together with interest to the redemption
date: if redeemed prior to Jan. 1, 1957, 103% ; if redeemed on or after
Jan. 1,
1957, but prior to Jan. 1, 1958, 102 V2% ; if redeemed on or
after Jan. 1, 1958, but prior to Jan. 1, 1959, 102% ; if redeemed on or
1,627,088
648,056
630,224
1,059,730
1,139,340
ry.
inc.
taxes
after
inc.
$17,433,506
after
income
oper.
Federal
fund
cap.
and
sinking funds
—V. 183, p. 1280.
after Jan.
of
183,
Ward Industries, Inc., Toledo, Ohio—Files
Motor
Tremont
Tremont
Corporation
Hartford Motor C-uirt,
Tremont
Court,
(Pa.).
Inc.
(Mass.)
in
are
Tremont
Corp.
of
being
process
corporation
March
on
filed
9
letter
a
This
Prosperity preierred share.—V.
183,
follows:
6%
corporation
has
Commissioner to sell
to
are
used
be
to
been
authorized
the
by
Kansas
$100
debentures
States Envelope
United
-
Co.—Registers With
^
of
"To
then held.
The rights and warrants which are to be mailed to
stockholders, will expire and become void on April 17, 1956. The sub¬
scription
price
and
compensation
to
the
dealer-manager
(Hayden,
Stone & Co.) are to be supplied by amendment.
in
income
will
amounted
added
be
to
the company's
to
$1,412,679.—V. 183,
general funds
and
United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.—Expansion—
as
i
the
companies,
exchanges of stock, the three comnanies will add
in sales to Hoffman's volume. They increase to
of new subsidiaries acquired within the last ten months
Acquired through
$25,000,000
some
the number
ten
a
The
Brooklyn,
Inc.,
pioneer
a
than
the
on March
Ten
banking
date may be as late as Oct. 1, 1956,
originally planned.
have elected to declare, subject to
shares.
Youngs
of
total
'.,-L
Inc.
.
,.
.r.t
14, announced that the company
to
over
on March 19.
development company
was
estate
Roseburg,
further
ada,
Ore.,
feet.
SEC
(10
The
—V.
covering
to
letter
a
of
notification
stock
to
with
be offered
at
.
,
Industries,
..
,
corporation
16,
1956,
filed
Inc.—Registers
With
net
of .this
company
in
SEC—
was,
Jr.,
increased,
by higher crude oil production, to $5,038,613, or $1.25 a
from $3,621,333, or 90 cents a share,, in 1954.
This company
approximately 90% owned by Sinclair Oil Corp.
In all, Venezuelan Petroleum drilled 48 wells during the year, com¬
■
<
.
to
an
proved
for
investment or redevelopment
for recurring
management of properties for its own account.
will not engage in brokerage.
announcement was
made of the
company's
immediate plans
properties
and (d)
earnings;
The
company
No
beyond
a
several
to
statement that negotiations are now progressing witn a view
large-scale real estate developments In the near future in
Canada.
'
,
,
Headquarters of
be
the company
are
...
.
.
(
where an office will
in Montreal
Fund
The
stock
mon
filed
15
with
i'
,:
j
i
'
•
•1'
*
-■
amendment
an
500,000 shares
to
its
of com¬
be
corporation
Feb.
on
■
t
■■■
"
,
,
'
•
i
'
-
*
.
/
Chicago, 111.—Files—
'
»
.
'
%
■
/
►
l.
*
,
'
•
pleting 38 productive wells and 10 dry holes. In 1954, 31 wells were
drilled, 26 productive and 5 dry. ...
The company Is currently studying the possible
construction of a
pipe line outlet for the Barinas production. The line would be about
225 miles long.—V. 182, p. 1957.
»-
M.
Salomon
offered
series
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Bros. & Hutzler and associates on March 22
$8,310,000
of
3%
equipment
G, maturing annually April 1,
certificates,
1957 to 1971 in¬
trust
J.
products
and
has
shares cf
withdrawn
underwriter
as
stock.
common
See V.
principally
products,
refined
of
accessories which are purchased from
or the Beeline Oil Co.
Western States
of the outstanding stock of Ute Petroleum
automobile
some
the Western States Refining Co.
Refining Co. owns 86.493%
Corp.
States Marketing Co. was incorporated in Utah on
1952. Western States Refining Co. owns 95.273% of its out¬
stock. Its sole business is leasing a large; modern service
in Davis County, Utah, which.it subleases to the Beeline Oil Co.
(4) The Western
Oct.
31,
standing
station
Western Oil Co.; a Utah corporation, was incorpo¬
and is a wholly owned subsidiary iof the West¬
Co.
It owns and leases a large, modern service
station in American Fork, Utah, which distributes at both wholesale
and
retail petroleum products purchased
from the Western States
Refining Co. Harley Western Gil Co. also owns property in St. George.
Utah, on " which it is contemplated that a modern service station will
(5)
rated
ern
The Harley
on
27,
Feb.
1954,
Refining
States
erected.
be
was incorporated in
modern service stations in
wholesale and retail
petroleum products and some automobile accessories which it purchases
from Western States Refining Co. and the Beeline Oil Co. The Western
States Refining Co. owns 94.741% of the outstanding stock of Hyland
(6)
Petroleum Co.,
Hyland
a
Utah corporation,
May of 1950. It owns and leases two large,
Salt Lake City, Utah, which distribute at
both
'
Petroleum Co.
It owns
and
Oil
a
wholesale
both
at
,
was incorporAted..in Idaho in April of
service station at Montpeller," Idaho, wfjich
Corp.
leases
retail petroleum products and some
and
automobile accessories which it purchases from Western
Co.
The
latter company owns 51%
States Refining
of the stock of this corporation.
J
incorporated in Idaho in June of
1954.
51%
of its capital stock is owned by Western States Refining
Co.
It owns and lease? a service station at .Pocatello, Idaho, wjiich
distributes at wholesale and retail petroleum products and some ,auto¬
mobile accessories which it purchases from Western States Refining Qo.
The Idaho Petroleum Corp.
(8)
was
With¬
of
182, p.
a
proposed
issue
the number
purchase are as
UNDERWRITERS—The names of such underwriters and
of
units
each
which
underwriter
such
has
agreed
follows:
■>
to
.si
,
•
•
i Units
Barth
First
See
Reiter
1,950,000
In June, .1954. The
wholesale and re¬
gasoline, produced by and pur¬
chased from the Western States Refining Co. It distributes these prod¬
ucts under the trade name
"Beeline'' which it leases from Western
States Refining Co.
It distributes these products through 45 service
stations in Utah and Idaho. Western States Refining Co. owns 64.103%
Ox
the outstanding voting stock of this company.
(3) The Ute Petroleum Corp. was incorporated in Utah on May 23,
1950. It leases 11 and owns 2 service stations in Northern Utah which
it subleases and which distribute at both wholesale and retail petroleum
tail
J.
-
draws—
&
&
1,000
Co.
California
also V.
r
Co.,
183,
p.
Henry F. Swift & Co
L
Wilson, Johnson 8c Higgins
5,500
Inc._^_
"
Units
Hooker <fc Fay.__—
Muir, Dumke & Lights-—-'- J.ShO
6,000
Co
1041.
'2,000
j.OuO
of
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.
2838.
—
Securities Offered—Gold¬
Sachs & Co. and Fulton, Reid & Co. on March 20
a nationwide offering to the public of $30,000,000
of Wk%- sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1, 1980 at
man,
Western Light &
The
Wabash
Greyhound Racing, Inc.—Underwriter
Western
.
(2) The Beeline Oil Co. was incorporated in Utah
business of this company is the distribution at
Davidson
share,
descriptions of
.
,
sole
28
covering $50,000 of 6%
i
total of eight active subsidiaries,
a
i
filed a letter of notification with the
bonds (redeemable'over a ten-year period
increasing amounts) and 1,808 shares of class B common stock to
offered at par- ($100 per share). No underwriting is involved.
The
at
'
SEC
>■.
Wells Organizations, Inc.,
"
the
statement covering an additional
(par $1) .—V. 182, p.. 1060,.
■
<
!
March
on
has
this company.
stock of
distributes
registration
regular
fuel, stove oil, light burner fuel, white
The
(7). Tri-Western
primarily
is
>
opened shortly.
Wellington Fund, Inc., Phila., Pa.—Registers With SEC
purchased by the stations di¬
the company.
are
Four States Western
Mexico during the month
1954.
Show, Gain1955
Zeckendorf,
William
and
announcement said that while it will operate in a pattern sim¬
that of Webb 8c Knapp, Inc., U. S. A., the new Canadian firm
independent organization and not a subsidiary of the former.
As
a
general real estate, construction, and Investment company,;
Webb & Knapp (Canada). Ltd.'s activities will fall into the following
categories: (a) Purchase or lease of property tor development, whether.,
urban, suburban,
rural or wild lands; (b) construction of buildings
c-n
land controlled in fee or leasehold; (c) purchase of existing im¬
a
income
Domlnjck,
Webb &
Vice-President, Webb &
The
ilar
is
covering $2,000,000
Venezuelan Petroleum .Co.rrrEarnings
President, Ventures, Ltd.,
Anderson,
par--,
SEC
consolidated
Jones,
&
Knapp,
provide additional working eapital and for other purposes of the com¬
pany and its subsidiaries.* Van Norman
was *• organized in'1912 and
through its subsidiaries produces and s»lls machine tools, automotive
repair equipment, metal cutting tools, textile finishing machinery, and
6 variety of electronic components and products.
Net sales for 1955
were $20,172,776.
Net earnings in 1955 were $633,398.—V. 183, p. 1414.A
Robert B.
Inc.;
Knapp,
Inc.;
Inc.
Knapp,
/-•;
„
Lawson
Chairman,
Lawson,
Ray
the
through Orval Walker Sorenson, Portland 4, Ore.
for expenses incident .to mining operations.
.
Hon.
Toronto; Graham Mattlson, Senior partner, Dominick &
New
York;
Nicolaus M.
Salgo,
Executive Vice-President,
pay
360.
Norman
filed
8c
Webb
registration statement with'the SEC on
of convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due 1976, to be offered for public: sale through an underwriting
group heded by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The interest rate, public of¬
fering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds will be used, together with other cash funds of approxi¬
mately $3,000,COO to be derived from the proDosed sale of the 4 Yt%
15-year sinking fund note, which is to be sold privately by the com- 1
pany to the Prudential Insurance Co. of America, concurrently with
the sale of the debentures, for the following purposes: (1) to pay off
in full the presently outstanding 5% unsecured note held by the Massa¬
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., In the amount of $1,470,000; and
(2)
to pay in full outstanding short-term bank borrowings in the
amount of $2,350,000.
The balance of net proceeds will be used to
This
March
.
p.
are
24
share? of common
1,008,000
proceeds
182,
Feb.
Canada
and
treal;
Jean Raymond, Managing Director, Alphonse Raymond Ltd.,
Montreal; John C. Udd, President, Strategic Materials Corp., Montreal.
The
United States directors are;
William Zeckendorf, President,
timber and manufacturing activities in Can¬
plant for manufacturing preflnished
of another
on
cents per share),
Van
.
,
corporation
in
Knapp,
Toronto; Lazarus Phillips, Q.C., Senior Partner, Pnillips, BloomVineberg & Goodman, solicitors and barristers, Montreal; Neil
Phillips, Partner,
Phillips, Bloomficld, Vineberg & Goodman, Mon¬
Uranium Corp. of America, Portland, Ore.—Files—
The
&
accessories
these
of
some
principal products produced, in order of Importance, are
Oil Refining Co. was Incorporated in
New
of August, 1954, for the purpose of
erecting and operating an oil refinery at Farmington, N. M., for refin¬
ing and distribution of petroleum products In that area. The refinery
is currently producing regular gasoline, white gasoline, stove oil, diesel
fuel and residual fuels.
Approximately 30% of the refinery's products
are
sold through company leased service stations in New Mexico and
approximately .70% of its products are sold to independent buyers and
dealers. Western States Refining Co. owns 59.149% of the outstanding
(1)
are:
iield,
plywood at Orangeburg, 8; C.*' See also V. 183, p. 1414.
.
Webb
Is
its subsidiaries is and
and
the company
which follow:
In
William A. Arbuckle, President of
Investment Corp., Montreal; Lionel A.
directors
Montreal;,
Canada,
Gold Beach area
our
construction
business of
to be refining crude petroleum
grade gasoline, jet fuel, diesel
gasoline and residual fuels.
throughout the country.
undertaken through a
Ltd.,
in southwestern Oregon, the
integrated manufacturing operations in the
made possible by the Youngs Bay acquisition,
area,
expansion of
and
controlled
30, 1947.
Both its
adjacent
rectly from other suppliers and are not distributed by
is
Forsyth, Q.C., President, Dominion Steel 8c Coal Corp., Ltd., Mon¬
treal; Louis P. Gelinas, President, Goeffrion, Robert & Gelinjs, in¬
vestment
dealers,
Montreal;
Albert
E.
GrauerJ President, British
Columbia
Power Corp.,
Ltd., Vancouver; J. D. Johnson, Chairman.
Canada Cement Co.,
Ltd., and Vice-President, The Royal Bank of
"Major steps in our expansion and development program." Mr. Anto¬
said, "Involve the greater .utilization of the half-bHlion feet of
we own in the
creation
of
large-scale
be
Sept.
on
City, Utah.
principal
however,
9, 1956,
America.
of
Britain
to
Utah
in
and distributing petroleum
To enable the company to participate
in jet fuel contracts with the government it is at the present
tlr.e
purchasing its premium gasoline from another source. With the excep¬
tion of the premium gasoline so purchased and lubricants and' greases,
the petroleum products distributed by the company are enetirely of its
own manufacture.
The company's filling stations also sell and distrib¬
ute
automobile accessories customarily obtainable at filling stations;
Corp. in
distribution
incorporated
was
products at wholesale and retail.
announced
Canadian
10
Great
ville
; timber
The
will continue
The
this
such options.
any
qualified to do business in Utah and Idaho.
offices and plant are located at North Salt Lake,
presently
Salt Lake
to
(Canada)
real
States
The
•.
billion
4'/a
pursuant to
is
executive
Ltd.—Names DirectorsCanadians from the fields of finance, industry,
have been elected to the Board of Directors of this
prominent
and law
United
-
alone
timber reserves
It
share."—V. 183, p. 253.
will engage in large-scale operations
It
is
planned that public financing will be
group of Canadian underwriters.
The
United States interest in the venture
enlarges U. S. Plvwood's timber holdings in the state
to over ,1,800,000,000 board feet, and the company's
Bay
Oregon
Dec. 22,
Incorporation of the company were amended so
capital structure of the company which had pre¬
BUSINESS—Company
of quarterly
company,
it
This
new
plans to.spend
Lumber Co.,
of
authorized
the
The company
United States Plywood Corp.—Plans Expansion—
more than $20,000,000 on expansion over the next two
The bulk of these expenditures, he said, will be for development
of the company's-vast timber holdings in Oregon, which will be in¬
creased by a half-billion board feet through acquisition >qf Youngs Bay
$1,050,000
36,962 shs.
1,115,319 shs.
viously been $5,000,000 consisting of
class A preferred stock (par $100),
stock (par $5), and 2,050,000 shares
was reduced
to $1,512,500 consisting
tive first preferred stock (par $5),
directors
Canada,
S. W. Antoville, President,
to the stock¬
a dividend payable princi¬
stock of Pacific Northwest Pipe line Corp., with cash
fractional
Webb & Knapp
in
years.
letter
a
reported by National Quotations Bureau, Inc.
"Based on the
March 15 bid price of $28.75,
and pressing machinery.
which become subsidiaries, are Anton Flectronic
research, development and
production of electronic equipment; George McKibbin 8c Son. Brooklyn,
book
manufacturer
since
1890,
and
Rexart
Metal
Industries, Inc.,
^Whitestone, Queens, aluminum furniture maker.—V. 183, p. 714.
Laboratories,
completion
cash
maker of cleaning
a
companies,
new
the
months later
equivalent to approximately 41 cents per
year
the corporation,
by
in
an
prices of the common stock of Pacific Northwest Pipeline
over-the-counter market at the close of business on April
bid
sition
three
that
of
lieu
The corporation is entering the book publishing and furniture mak¬
ing fields end expanding its interest in atomic energy with the acqui¬
of
is engaged in
distributions we fined that a single distribution
for the ensuing 12 months is more feasible.
Therefore, the dividend will
be
payable May 15, 1956 to stockholders of record at the close of
business April 9, 1956 in accordance with the following plan:
(a) to
such holders of common stock of this company holding 70 shares or
more:
one share
of common stock of Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.
for each 70 shares of common stock of this company so held; and/or
(b) to such solders of common stock of this company holding less than
70 shares, or shares in excess of a number not divisible by 70: cash in
an amount equal to the value of the fractional interest in the common
stock of Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. to which such holder would
have been entitled if fractional shares were to be issued, the value of
such fractional interest to be bated upon the average of the per-share
1413.
p.
15,
March
on
in part:
said
company,
conserve
"Instead
be
available for its corporate purposes.
The company states it expects
that on May 1, 1956, it will pay its short-term bank loans, which
amount to $700,000, and that about $1,500,000 will be required in the
near future for additional machinery and equipment to be installed pri¬
marily to increase productive capacity.
The company was organized
in
1898 and believes it is the largest single producer of envelopes in
the United States.
Net sales in 1955 amounted to $44,435,302 and net
proceeds
President,
Byrne,
this
company
three
some
'•shares
Net
tOutstandlng
.
$1,050,000
200,000 shs.
2,050,000 shs.
1955,
S.
of
company
April 4,
on
6%
10-year
pally in common
SEC—
to offer these shares for subscription by stockholders
1956 at the rate of one new share for each four
proposes
record
each,
$50
articles
the
that
extensive expansion of its distribu¬
tion system in anticipation of natural gas.
Our construction budget
figures have been substantially increased by additions to system neces¬
sary in 1956, currently rising costs and information from the Pipeline
a registration statement with the SEC on March
1956, covering 123,046 shares of common stock, $10 par value. The
company
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
approval of Washington P. 8. Commission,
holders
This company filed
16,
EFFECT
GIVING
34,875 shares of non-participating
200,000 shares of first preferred
of common voting stock (par 25c)
of 200,000 shares of 6% cumula¬
and 2,050,000 shares of common
stock (par 25c>; None of the 34,875 shares of non-participating class A
preferred stock eliminated from the capital structure of the company
by this action had ever been issued or outstanding.
tThe figures in these columns do not include any unexercised options
to purchase securities, but do Include all securities issued to Nov. 15,
Walter
$300,000 of preferred stock, the proceeds of which
short-term bank loans.—V. 172, p. 1035.
retire
"This
;f
materials
special meeting of the stockholders of the company on
a
1955,
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Distribution in Stock—
Corporation
presently
company
and
houdriformer
a
sinking fund deb. due Jan. 1, 1966—
6% cum,, 1st pfd. stock, par $5 per sh.
Common stock, 25 cents par value
•At
Union Gas System, Inc.—Sells Preferred Stock—
The
Labor
of
•Authorized
821.
p.
accrued
,
CAPITALIZATION
offer, which is limited to the acceptance by 3,000 Prosper¬
ity preferred shares, is alternative to the right to receive instead
per
of the principal amount plus all
,
notification
of
covering 12,000 shares of $1.25 cumulative preferred
share.
1040.
p.
Exch. Offer
with the
stock, series A
(par $25) and 1,500 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered in
exchange for 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $100) of the Pros¬
perity Co. on the basis of four Ward preferred shares, one-half share
of Ward common stock and $1.05 in cash for each Prosperity preferred
The
1962, 100%.
to redemption through the operation
1,
also subject
are
PROCEEDS—The
installation
SEC
after Jan.
or
sinking fund at 100%
plans to use the net proceeds
to be used in the construction and
unit; expansion of refinery to facilitate
average daily through-put of 5,000 barrels;; payment of outstanding
obligations; acquisition, construction and equipping of service stations;
and working capital and unknown and unforeseen expenses.
1041.
p.
1,
on
unpaid interest.
$16,260,020 $14,151,274 $32,346,953 $28,753,569
—V.
Jan.
I960,
debentures
the
,
but prior to Jan. 1, 1960, 101 V2%; if redeemed on
but prior to Jan. 1, 1961, 101% ; if redeemed on
1961, but prior to Jan. l, 1962, 100V2%; if redeemed
1,
time
any
The
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Sales
,
1959,
1,
Jan.
after
or
at
Walgreen Co.—February Sales Higher—
are
acquired by the company, that they
the medium of wholly owned subsidiary cor¬
(Conn.);
183,
after
or
Period End. Feb. 29—
:
tures
13,392,582
$8,692,378 $18,537,065
issue of Feb. 27 of the public offering
our
any
6,607,707
Net
,y
The company
1956—2 Mos.—1955
7,106,263
courts
through
and
and
MONTHS
TWO
1956—Month—1955
Securities
Union
Co.;
&
FIRST
expenses
Net
r
21,000
as
Tremont Motor Court, Inc.
C.)
AND
oper.
it is estimated that this motel will
to purchase;
Inc.
(S.
Drexel
are:
FEBRUARY
build.
operated
formed.—V.
FOR
Railway
At the present time, Tremont has the following wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries;. Tremont Motor Courts, Inc. (Del.); Tremont Corp. (Tenn.);
.
nine
$9,119,450
Maw.,
(Conn.);
covered hopper
diesel-electric loco¬
100
cars;
and
revenues
porations.
,
box
cars
oper.
the company has also made arrangements to have
80-unit motel constructed to their specifications.
It is contemplated
Boston,
in
the
offering
and Stroud & Co., Inc^
Period End. Feb. 29—
of
$480,000
cost
500
flat
150
Railway
Harrisburg, Pa., final plans have been drawn for the
a modern,
two-story, 80-unit motel which Tremont will
At
construction
$10,398,859:
cars;
1280.-.1
p.
units (each unit consisting of $50 principal:
amount of 10-year 6%
sinking fund debentures, due
Jan. 1, 1966, and five shares of common stock, par 25£) ■
by J. Barth & Co. and associates.
The units were priced
at $52.50 each.
Further details follow:
equipment estimated
following
the
of
completed
At
which
by
made in
was
Commission.
secured
than
gonaola
EARNINGS
and arrangements are progressing in
Charleston, S. C., the company has leased a 100under construction and should be completed by
been
have
additional cities.
unit
Nashville,
31W,
less
be
Associated
Corp.;
organized in Delaware on May 23, 1955,
motor courts at various desirable sites along major highways.
cipal offices are kx the National Newark and Essex Banking
Commerce
to
motives.
Authorized
Common stock
is
not
14/
cars;
i"
Interstate
issue
The
ltent.)V-Sie V. 183,,
Co.—Units Offered—Mention J
Western States Refining
,
of
/ (We ;
the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust "
omitted
Co. of New'York from our previous
bid of 98.4%.
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.21%
_
agent,^140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
York,-the New'York
were
The certificates, priced
3.20%, according to maturity,
cf
its
first mortgage
operation of
Trust
Company
at
the
be
made
will
bonds, series G,
on
April
due July
1, 1956, $30,000
1, 1983, through
siriking fund, at 100%, plus accrued interest.
the
ment
or,
Telephone Co., Inc.—Redemption—
has called for redemption
corporation
4'/4%
of
option
at
the
Chicago,
of
the
Continental
231
holder,
South
at
the
Illinois
National
Bank
LaSalle St., Chicago
Guaranty Trust Co.
headed
100%-tand accrued interest.
Pay¬
and
90, III;,
of New
The
sue
sinking
annually
through
the
fund
beginning
sinking
.
'*
\
retirement of 4% of the debenture- is¬
1960.
The debentures
will be redeemable
requires
fund
ot
par
and
otherwise
than through
the
'
54
The Commercial and Financial
(1522)
fund
sinking
reductions
103'/2%
at
to
par
July
through
Aug.
on
with
1957,
31,
ChronicleMonday, March 26, 1956
.*
successive
1979.
1.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. also headed a nationwide offer¬
ing of 150,000 outstanding shares of $5 par value com¬
mon stock to the public at $28 per share.
These shares
are being sold by a selling stockholder.
PROCEEDS—Net
debentures
the
will
balance
provide
for
proceeds
be
will
used
additions
to
to
received
be
the
to
and
sale
the
from
of
these
$9,000,000 of long-term debt and
general funds of the company to
prepay
added
be
to
improvements
and
facilities
for
work¬
ing capital.
BUSINESS—Corporation
of
broad
a
formed
line
by
Seeger
of
the
changed
its
in
was
Sept.
13,
1955 of Whirlpool Corp.
and
into Delaware
Appliance Corp. which then
merger
Refrigerator
sale
the manufacture and
appliances.
The company
is engaged
major household
on
Co.
•
•'
r
;.
_
-
•
'
-
''
'
■
'
'
.y
..
"
to
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp. It is the leading manu¬
facturer in the United States of home laundry equipment and one
of the leading manufacturers of home refrigeration equipment.
.<
name
•
5
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
sink, fund debs, due Aug. 1, 1980
t Preferred stock (par value $80)
Outstanding
$30,000,000
500,000 shs.
4y«% cum. convertible pfd. stock
JCommon stock (par value $5)
•The
principal
amount
212,142 shs.
5,804,857 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
debentures
of
which
be Issued under
indenture is unlimited, but is subject to the restrictions on funded
the
may
that may save
debt.
t On
Feb.
the
shares authorized of
which 3,447 shares
plans.
No adjustment
has been made for shares issued upon exercise of stock options subse¬
quent to Feb. 15, 1956.
AVa%
tOn
of
Feb.
its
1956,
the
of
1-5/11
stock
reserved
stock
of
stock,
stock
of
option
follows:
as
option
cumulative
shares of
standing
preferred
under
1956, the company had authorized but unissued shares
15.
terms
V/a%
issuance
216,000
had
company
convertible
for
common
under
sion
15,
cumulative
reserved
were
stock
common
share
stock
of
for
issuance
shares for
313,584
preferred
for each
shares
216,755
plans and
convertible
conver¬
the
at
rate
of
preferred stock out¬
your
issuable under stock option plans. No adjustment has been
made for shares issued upon exercise of stock options or conversions
of preferred stock subsequent to Feb. 15, 1956.
or
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
of
writers
Quiz|||l||:s|
a
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
•3V2%
company has agreed to
debentures as named below, and
of
debentures,
for
whom
Goldman,
sell
of
under¬
Fulton,
Co.
&
the
each
the
and
to
each
Sachs
life
of
Reid
& Co. are acting as representatives, has
severally agreed to pur¬
chase, the principal amount of debentures set opposite its name below:
Gdldman,
Sachs & Co._$3,000,000
Fulton, Reid & Co.—
3,000,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
American Securities
Lee
Corp.
Bache &
Langley & Co.
Higginson Corp
450.009
.
Co
Lehman
275,000
—
Laurence
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
175,000
175,000
450,000
McCormick
450,000
McDonald
William Blair & Co._
150,000
McDonnell
Blunt
150,000
Ellis
&
Simmons.
Inc.
Brush, Slocumb
Inc.
Mead.
Clark,
John
Co.
&
Clarke
6c
175.000
6c
Doolittle
Drexel
Dominick—
175.000
Co..
6c
700,000
275,000
&
450,000
Co
&
Webber,
100.000
cured,
only if they are discovered and
treated early.
but
•
175,000
450,000
—
Jaffray
Hoowood
A
be cured?
cancer
Jackson
Curtis
Piper,
it
Many types can be
100,000
Pierce,
Beane——
1,000.000
Paine,
•
growth of cells.
permitted to spread through the body,
inevitably leads to death.
150 000
Newburger & Co..—
Newhard, Cook & Co.
450,000
150,000
Co.-
Q.
Can
A
If
175.000
Co—
&
&
Q.
What is cancer?
275,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
DiUon, Read & Co. Inc. 1,000,000
Dominick
Co
Merrill, Turben & Co.—
Sherrerd
Dodge & Co
W.
175.000
Co
&
Co.-
&
&
Lynch.
Fenner
100,000
6c
275.000
—
Miller & Co
Merrill
...
Butcher
Masten
E.
100,000
——.
&
1
BA11, Burge & Kraus„.
Co.,
450,000
700,000
Marks
M.
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
Bear, Stearns & Co
Bosworth, Sullivan 6c
275.000
Brothers
Co.
A.
An uncontrolled
.$1,000,000
C.
W.
How
&
can cancer
be discovered
A
By
275,000
—
450,000
Reinholdt
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
275,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc
450,000
Eastman. Dillon 6c Co
700,000
Riter & Co
150,000
150,000
your
doctor who
275,000
Fahey, Clark & Co
Farwell, Chapman & Co,
The
The
First
Glore,
Boston
Forgan
Co
L.
700,000
Geodbody
&
Harriman
275,000
Inc.
6c
Hutton
Weeks
William R. Staats & Co.
175,000
100,000
& Co
ties Corporation 4Securities Corp..
700,000
450,000
Indianapolis Bond 6c
Share
Corporation
The
selling
of
writers
of
of
shares
has
stock
has
of
for
agreed
severally
common
Q
American Cancer
A
Society?
to
450 090
•
set
It
What has it
-
275,000
to
each
of
the
under¬
and
each
of
the
accomplished?
helped save an American from
dying of cancer orr an average of
every seven minutes last year.
«
Under¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
agreed
stock
sell
only national voluntary agency
fights cancer by research,
education and service to cancer's victims*
700,000
Struthers & Co—
below,
whom
diagnostic tests.
which
&
Witter & Co
;?!Wood,
named
as
stock,
representatives,
number
Dean
700,000
available many
The
Co,.;„...
450.000
,iWhite. Weld & Go, 1.—- ""700.000
100,000
stockholder
common
common
Wertheim
150,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kidder, Peabody 8s Co..
writers
Union
"
•
has
ha
^
What is the
—100.000
———
in time?
275,000
Sterne, Agee & Leach—
Stone & Webster Securi¬
450,000
as
Co.,
175.000
Hornblower
•
175.000
Co..
700.009
450.000
E.
&
&
Jacobs
700,000
Inc.
W.
175.000
Smith, Barney & Co
Hayden, Miller 6c Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
.V
Rothschild
F.
Semple,
Ripley & Co.,
Co
Gardner
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
Corp. 1,000,000
&
&
to
purchase,
opposite
are
the
its name
acting
aggregate
below:
'
shares
Goldmam
Sachs & Co
American
Co
&
Lee Higginson Corp,
6.500
Securities
Bache
Stiflres
15,400
FUlton, Reid & Co
Corp..
G. Becker 6c Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co
A.
3,400
McDonald &
3,400
Inc
Laurence
2,500
Merrill Lynch,
ner & Beane
3,400
Clkrk, Dodge & C^
3,400
Dominick & Dominick—_
8c Co
3400
Francis I. du Pont 6c Co...
Eastman,
Dillon
6c
Glore,
Forgan & Co—.
Goodbody & Co
Harriman
Ripley
Inc.
&
Curtis
2^500
5^000
Co
Riter
2,500
L.
Co.,
F.
&
3,400
2,500
2,500
3^00
siooo
Wertheim
Hutton & Co—
5,000
Stone & Webster Securities
W. E.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
W, C. Langley 6c Co
Corp.
1280.
&
Corp
183~~p~"l414~~—
5,000
3,400
Co
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Net
—V.
j
2,500
1956
1955
$2,291,959
1,991,605
1,780,154
$495 160
i.r
...
$511,805
*?venUe from railway operations
railway operating
183, p. 714.
-
income
i
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire
t>/v!^ Loader Division ofcorporation
?!io^haSerJ5? J41*18
Power
Woodside
nounced
Mr.
on
March 20 by N.
D.
Ely said the
purchase
opment expenditures involve
Manufacturing
operations
an
will
will
produce
222,923
of
the
Milwaukee
Woodside
was
an¬
MUwauKee' was an"
together with initial
product
devel¬
investment of
be
Woodside
SviS'LlZ *dd!,tIOn t0 J*
assets
Ely, President
price
15V1&9
'
"
Corp.—Acquisition-^?'
of the
Industries
approximately $500 000.
trans'erred at a future date to
$£ f&ndifgky, ohlo.00^ HidraU"° DWS'°n
Daybrook
hydraulic
iw^ent'llne
of
"
power
loaders
pr&«nip<s
«?S dumS'tSc/bodies!
wSSSde niLinn? P°Ze1
g?tes for farm and commercial vehicles.
ell? through markated in principal cities of the United
States and Canada JS?
L. A.
,
Young's
near
Q
•
Yes.
help to
prevent
By having regular health examina¬
tions
yourself. And by contributing
to the American Cancer
this tragedy?
Society.
For research that may some
QWhat will my contribution
•
be used for?
i„
A
day
life, for education and for
helping cancer's victims.
save
•
your
$245,476,916
$2,486,765
...
revenue~~
expenses
present
distributor
Ffmure0^^10?^ Apdi28381 0Ufclets wiiI be established
;
this year.
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railwov nnpraHn!
Railway operating
than 235,000
cancer
1956—36 Wks.—1955
$34'257'607 $29,712,678 $283,259,798
Wisconsin Central
J
3,400
Wood, Struthers &
Period End. March 3—
Despite the
Americans will die of
5,000
Co
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Current
Sales Up—
—V
problem?
no.
advances made, more
5,000
Securities
White, Weld & Co
Dean Witter & Co..;
2,500
cancer
Can I
3,400
2,500
Co—
Union
Unfortunately,
A
2,500
Smith, Barney 6c Co
5,000
it has solved
5,000
...
Rothschild & Co
3,400
the
Pierce, Fen¬
...
3.400
p.
2,500
2,500
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Reynolds & Co., Inc
5,000
—j,
183,
Co..
_—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hornblower & Weeks
—V.
&
Co
Merrill, Turben & Co......
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
3 400
Dfexel
mean
8,000
Marks
M.
Does that
3,400
....
Lehmant Brothers
•
and
in the very
Strike back
at cancer*., man's crudest enemy
...Give
Volume 183
■j
Number 5519...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1523)
55
■.
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Treasurer J. H. Bruce
announces
that the Department will receive j
sealed bids until 11 ami. (EST) !
on
April
3
for
annually from Oct. 1, 1956, to
April 1, 1966, inclusive. Legality
by
White,
Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
approved
was
Dated March 1,
March
on
1
from
to
1986
Bonds due in 1961 and
Inclusive,
thereafter
are
callable
at
San
Due
on
April
1
.
Due On April 1 from
1978 to 1986 inclusive.
Inverness Public Utility District,
Marin
County, Calif.
\
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
fire department bonds was sold
8?
Savings Association, of
San Francisco, as follows:
$17,000
3%s.
1957
3,000
to
Due
1973
3Vis.
Dated
inclusive.
1976
serially
from
inclusive.
Jan.
1, 1956. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
and interest
.104%
County - Treasurer's office.
Le¬
Principal gality approved
by Orrick, Dahlpayable at the quist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of
/Guaranty Trust Co., New York Saii Francisco.
City, or at the City National
Montebello Unified School District,
Bank, Tuscaloosa,
Legality ap¬
Los Angeles County, Calif.
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
&
Bond • Sale
■ The
/ Hayes,
of Birmingham.
$1,500,000
building bonds offered March 20
and
interest."
accrued
and interest (M-S)
—
,
ARIZONA
—v.
.*Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
"High School District (Pi O.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,320,000
building bonds offered March *22
-—v,
183, p. 1281—were awarded
1
—
to a group composed of Mercan¬
tile Trust Co., St. Louis; Refsnes,
183,
to
group
a
1415—were awarded
p.
composed of the "Se¬
curity First National Bank of Los
Angeles;: American Trust Co., of
San, Francisco; Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago; Cali
fornia Bank, of Los Angeles; R.
H. Moulton & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco^ and William R. Staats &
Ely, Beck & Co., Phoenix; Com¬ Co., of Los Angeles, as 3S, at a
merce
Trust Co., Kansas City; price of 100.11, a basis of about
"First
National Bank
of Arizona;
District No. 175 (P.O.
Illinois
Struthers & Co.; J. C,
8c Co.; and Laird, BisMeeds, as 2.70s, at a price
of 100.13, a basis of about 2.68%.
sell &
Torrington, Conn.
Note Offering—E. J.
Treasurer, will receive sealed bidt
a.m. (EST) on March 21
for the purchase of $200,000 tax
anticipation, note% Dated March
29,v 1956. Due on May 18, 1956.
Principal and interest payable ai
•Ranchito
Williams, Ariz.
i
Bond Sale—The $75,000 water
improvement bonds offered March
16—v. 183, p. 1281—were award¬
ed to Kenneth Ellis & Co., and
.Henry Dahlberg & Co., jointly.
Bond Sale—An issue of
„
,
School
building
bonds
was
Bank of America
sold
$80,000
the
to
National Trus
Bond Sale—The Civil and School
Melvin
W.
Trotier, Secretary of Board ol
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30
p.m. (CST) on April t
for
the
purchase
of
$350,00G
building bonds.
Dated June T,
1956.
to
Due
Bond
FLORIDA
Offering
—
Charles
G.
Chestnut, Township Trustee, will
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
The
—
$150,000 im¬
provement revenue bonds offered
March 19—v. 183, p. 1281—were
awarded
pany
the
to
Crummer
(CST)
on April 2 for the pur¬
chase of $108,000 bonds, as follows:
Civil
$54,000
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to Jan, 1, 1975 inclu¬
Due
Com¬
Inc., of Orlando.
sive.
r
.
Due
on
(A-O)
-Treasurer's
^
,
April 1 from 1957 to 197(1
Principal and interest
payable at the County
office.
cisco, at
interest
Bank
Trust
of
America
Nationa
&
Savings Association, of
San Francisco, as 3%s, at a price
of i00.71f a basis of about 3.17%
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on Apr!
1
from
1957
to
1978
inclusive
Principal and interest <A-0) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
Angeles.
Idyll wild County Water District
(P, O. Box 343, Idyllwild),
,
California
;
-
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $265,000 water
offered
as
$12,500 5s. Due serially from 1957
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue-of $330,000
school building bonds was sold to
the
net
follows:
to 1962 inclusive.
Hudson School District, Los
"
a price of 100.23, a
cost of about 3.01%,
March, 15—y. 183,
170,000
3s.
* Due
serially' from
1963 to 1979 inclusive.
-
Willow Spring Union Sch. Dist.,
f
Yplo Courity, Calif
Bond
Sale—The
.
-
CONNECTICUT
Manchester, Conn.
Bond Sale
—
Bond Sale—The
$1,225,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 16—v.
183, p. 1282—were awarded to a
group composed of the Northern
Trust Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Wm. Blair & Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; Peters, Writer
& Christensen, and Foster & Mar¬
shall,.as 2%s, at a price of 100.14,
a
hasis of about 2.73%.
The. various pur¬
awarded to
a
V.
Treasurer
School
of
the
Board
of
Commissioners.
Aurora, III.
Bond
art,
Offering—John
P. Thill,
receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on April
4
for the purchase of $240,000
Island Avenue Approach Bridge
City
Clerk,
bonds.
on
Dec.
will
Dated
1
Dec.
from
1,
1956
1955.
to
1974
Due
in¬
clusive.
Township
ceive
sealed
Trustee,
bids until
Bond Offering
Cracken,
■!
will
1:30
re¬
p.m.
William Mc-
—
will
President,
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $220,000 first mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
from
1
1959
inclusive.
1977
to
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able' at
the
Citizens
Bank, of
Mooresville.
Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
.
,,
Creek School
Otter
,
Building Cor-
poration (P. O. Versailles), Ind.
Sale—The
Bond
mortgage
March
revenue
20
$260,000 first
bonds offered
awarded
were
to
the
City Securities Corp., Indianapo¬
3%s, at 100.95,
lis,
as
about
The
1985
bonds
Due
1956.
a
basis of
3.42%.
on
are
dated March
1,
Jan. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Bank
Versailles. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
terest
of Versailles,
IOWA
Charles City, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $375,000 bonds
offered
as
March
19
were
awarded
follows:
$245,000 street construction bonds
to Becker & Cownie, Inc., of
Des Moines,, as follows: $150,000 3s, due on Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive; and
$95,000 2.80s, due on Nov. 1
from
1967
to
1972
street
110,000
inclusive.
improvement
bonds to Carlton D. Beh Co.,
of
(P. O. Hagerstown), Ind.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$2,250,000
offered March 20—v. 183, p. 1281
—were
the
—
.Bond Offering—James K. Stew¬
group com¬
totaling
M.
Bailey,
Business Manager,
will receive
sealed bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
on March 29 for the purchase of
$1,500,000 temporary loan notes.
Dated April 6, 1956. Due on June
29, 1956, Payable at the office of
ILLINOIS
posed Of the First"' Boston Cojrp.;
bonds
Offering
Jefferson Township Civil Township
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
poses
Note
$27,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 15—v.
183, p. 1159—were awarded to
Dean Witter & Company, of San
Francisco, as 3%% at a price of
100.22, a basis of about 3.46%.
2%s.
as
Middlebury, Ind.
,
•
inclusive.
Bank, of Liberty,
Dec.
on
„
„
bonds offered March
15—v. 183, p. 1159—were awarded
to
the Union
County National
inclusive.
1975
&
Savings Association, of San
Key West, Florida
54,000. School Township bonds.
Francisco, as 3V2S, at a price of
Bonds Not Sold—The City re¬
Due semi-annually from July
100.61, a basis of about 3.42%
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on Apri
jected the sole bid submitted for
1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1975.
CALIFORNIA :
1
from ^1957 to
Dated April 1, 1956. Principal
19761 inclusive the $9,470,000 electric revenue re¬
Principal! and interest (A-O) pay¬ funding and improvement bonds and interest (J-J) payable at the
Alvord School, District, Riverside
able at the County. Treasurer's offered March 20—v. 183, p. 1282. First National
Bank, of Odon.
County, Calif.
office.
Legality
approved
by
:
Bond Offering—G. A. Pequegnat
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Miami, Florida
O'Melveny <5c Myers, of Los An¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
County Clerk, will receive Sealec
'■>
Bond Offering — G. N. Shaw,
:.
-bids at his office in Riverside un¬ geles.
apolis.
Director of Finance, will receive
til 10 a.m. (PST) on April 2 for
Redlands School District, San
Hagerstown-Jeffarson Township
sealed bids until 11 a.m: (EST)
the purchase of $160,000 building
Bernardino County, 'Calif.
School Corporation (P. O.
on
April 4 for the purchase of
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
Hagerstown), Ind.
$2,500,000 water revenue bonds.
on May 1
from 1957 to 1976 in¬
ing bonds offered March 19
Bond Offering — Voyle Allen,
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on June
clusive.
Principal and interest v.
183, p. 1158—were awarded to 1 from 1958 to 1984 inclusive. Secretary; will receive sealed bids
(M-N) payable at the County the American Trust*
Co., of San Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ until 1 p.m, (CST) on April 3
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Francisco, and the Northern Trust able in New York City. The bonds for the purchase of $83,000 build¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Co., of Chicago, jointly, at 2%s
are not subject
Eos Angeles.
to call prior to ing bonds, Dated April 1, 1956.
at a price of 102.26, a basis of June
1, *1960. Legality approved Due semi-annually from July 1,
about 2.55%.
;
Downey Union High Sch. Dist.,
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterley 1957 to July 1,1968. Principal and
Lcs Anqeles County, Calif.
interest (J-J) payable at the Sec¬
& Mitchell, of New York City.
Vaca Valley Union School District,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly
ond National Bank of Richmond.
Solano County,, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealec
IDAHO
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Bond Sale—The $182,000 schoo
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Bannock County Class "A" School
until 9 a.m. (PST) on March 27 bonds offered March 15—v. 183
apolis.
for the purchase of $400,000 build¬ p. 1158—were awarded to Dean District No. 25 (P. O. Pocatello),
Idaho
Indianapolis, Ind.
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1956 Witter & Company, of San Fran
.,
Townships
r
Bond Sale
Angeles County, Calif.
—
Jennings Township (P. O. R. R. 4,
Connersville), Ind.
'
Los
District
Offering
Belleville),
*
Dade City, Fla.
"and Boettcher & Co., Denver, as
2%s.
Bond
Harmony School
Bond Offering. 1— Raymond G»
1 from 1951
Principal and Mott, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
interest (J-D) payable at a bank receive sealed bids until 3 p.m,
(CST) on March 31 for the pur¬
or trust company mutually agree¬
the Brooke Bank & Trust Com¬ able to the purchaser and the chase of $77,000 water works rev¬
Board of Education. Legality ap¬ enue bonds. Dated March 1, 1956.
pany, of Torrington.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht, Due on Dec, 1 from 1957 to 1991
inclusive. Principal and interest
Wallingford (P. O. Wallingford), of St. Louis.
Connecticut
(J-D) payable at the Fjrst State
INDIANA
Bank of Middlebury. Legality ap¬
Bond Offering—First Selectman
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Philander Cooke announces that Allen Township School
Township
Miller, of Indianapolis.
sealed bids will be received at
(P. O. Kendallville), Ind.
the office of Day, Berry St How¬
Bona oiteung—jCiiibwurui New¬
Milford Township (P. O. R.F.D.
ard, 750 -Main Street, Hartford,; man, Township Trustee, will re¬
No. 3, LaGrange), Ind.
until noon (EST) on March 27 for ceive
sealed bids
until
1
p.m.
Bond Offering — Frank Rasler,
the purchase of $618,000 elemen¬
(CST) on April 3 for the pur¬
Township Trustee, will receive
tary school addition borlds. Dated; chase oi $78,000 building bonds.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
April 1, 1956. * Due on April 1: Dated April 1, 1956. Due semiMarch 31 for the purchase off
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
annually from July 1, 1957, to
$129,660 bonds, as follows:
Jan, 1, 1965. Principal and inter¬
Civil Township bonds.
DELAWARE
est (J-J) payable at the Commu¬ $64,830
Due semi-annually from July
New Castle County, Stanton School nity State Bank, of Avilla.; Le¬
1, 1957 to July 1, 1973 in¬
District No. 38 (P. O. Wilmington), gality approved by Ross, McCord,
clusive.
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Delaware
64,830 School Township bonds.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
Eatom Ind.1
Due semi-annually from July
Bond Sale—The $60,000 water
building bonds offered March 21
1, 1957 to July 1, 1973 inclu¬
revenue; bonds
offered
—v.
sive.
183, p. 1416—were awarded works
March 20—v. 183, p. 1282—were
to the Harris Trust
& Savings
Dated March 1, 1956. Legality
Bank, Chicago, >and Francis --1. awarded to the City Securities approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice
duPont & Co., New York City, Corp., Indianapolis, as 3%'s,
at
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
jointly, as 3y4S, at 100.23, a basis 100.89, a basis of about 3.66%.
Monroe Township School Building
of about 3.22%.
Eimore Twp. (P, O. Elnora), Ind.
Corporation (P. O. Monrovia), Ind.
2.99%.
L
Dowd, City
until 11
'
serially from
Due
1974 to
St. Clair County,
Bradford
/
from 1965 to 1977 inclusive.
-•
Wood,
April 1 from
on
135,000 4s.
1956. Due
1959
of
1964 inclusive.
4Vis.
105,000
purchased by Her¬
bert J. Sims & Co., of New York
City.
Due
1960 to
Trust
.
Bond Sale-^-An issue of $925,000
4%% natural gas revenue, series
bonds
Savings Association,
rancisco, as follows:
$25,000 6s.
the
National Trust
&
to the Bank of America National
Franklin County (P. O..
Russellville), Ala
to
awarded
Bank of America
the
purchase of
$3,000,000 dock revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. r Due semi¬
E
1158—were
p.
Alabama State Docks Department
(P. O. Mobile), Ala.
'Bond
Offering — Secretary-
Des
Moines,
as
follows:
$48,000 4s, due on May 1 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive;
and
4%s, .due on May 1
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
$62,000
from
20,000 street improvement bonds
to the First Security Bank, of
April 3 for the pur¬
Charles City, as follows: $8,.chase of $158,000 school aid bonds.
000 3%s, due on May 1 from
Dated April 1, 1956.
Due semi¬
1957 to 1960 inclusive; and
annually from July 1, 1957 to
$12,000 4%s, due on May 1
July 1, 1968 inclusive. Principal
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
and interest payable at the Sec¬
The bonds are dated May 1,
ond National Bank, of Richmond
(Hagerstown Branch).
Legality 1956. Interest M-N. Legality ap¬
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice proved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
(CST)
on
56
The Commercial
(1524)
Fort
Bond
Natchitoches Parish
Dodge, Iowa
$25,000
Saie—lne
street
improvement bonds offered March
$375,000 public
improvement bonds offered March
1416—were awarded
special
100.02,
Dodge,
100.09,
Jewell
Bank
jointly,
of
at
Junction
to
1975
Commission,
receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
4 for the purchase of $2,000,00/
series NN sanitary bonds. Dated
April 15, 1956. Due on April 15
from 1958 to >986 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
in¬
M-N.
of
$350,-
\Prince George's County-—Wash¬
000 electric system revenue bonds
was sold to Stern Brothers & Co.,
of Kansas
City.
ington Suburban Sanitary Com¬
mission (P .O. Hyattsville), Md.
*
,
Bond
Plainville, Kansas
]
BondSale — Bonds
$470,000 were sold to
Sale—The
to
the
headed by Lucas. Eisen&Waeck-
of
Hyattsville,
follows:
as
Suburban
costia
interest
Company,
follows:
as
Flood
price of
a
of
cost
$850,000 water
bonds
revenue
March
19—v.
183,
offered
1282—were
p.
awarded to a group composed of
J. J. Hilliard & Son; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.;
Corp.;
Boyce; Almstedt
Bros.; Bankers Bond Corp., and
Russell Long & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
Bros.
3.23%,
50,000 3s.
86,000 3V8S.
1971
to
640,000
1977
until
will
bonds,
receive
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
on
$39,-
$12,000 water works revenue
funding 4% bonds. Due
1
from
1958
to
re¬
1
from
revenue
1964
to
re¬
1970
to
1
from
1971
to
as
Dated
March
by
Marshall, of Louisville.
Berwick, La.
Bond
Offering—A,
reaux,"Town
Clerk,
L.
will
Boudreceive
sealed bids until
If a.m. (CST) on
April
13
for
the
purchase
of
$375,000,.
utility
water
works
and
bonds. Dated May
Due'on May 1 from 1957
to
inclusive.
Interest
&
sold
Trust
to
the
Caldwell
Company, of
Co¬
lumbia, as 4s, at a price of 100.15,
a;basis of about 3.97%, as follows:
$22,000 water works system bonds.
10,000 water works system revr
enue
bonds.
to
on
1977,
2V2S.
$90,000
1978 to
<
.
.
New
on
Bond
awarded
on
1974 to
Offering
(EST)
$700,000
mobile
bonds.
sewer
1
from
Due
1957
to
The
1956.
able
the
Bank
of
at
1976
1962 to
Trust
Safe
Co.,
and
the
National Bank,
ceived'for
March
The
—
&
Authorities
ous
183,
p.
V;
ceive
March
April
15
Second
Bank
-
State
to
1957
Branch
110,000 Worcester
Banking
Bros. &
York
notes
to
/.
«•
,
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered March
20 were awarded to a
group cornnosed of the First Boston
&
State
Bank-State Street Trust Co., and
Safe Deposit & Trust
Co.,
all
of. Boston,
at 11.98%
the Boston
Hutzler, of New
Harvey,
City, at 6%.
bonds.
discount;"'The notes
1956.
Due
<
v
are
on
(\
;-'r
dated March 23,
Noy; 7, 1956.;
Dedkam, Mass<
-:
«
.
Bank, of. Boston, at 1.74 % discount.
County (P. Q. Salem), Mass.
Note
Sale—TRe $1,500,000 notes
awarded
National
1.827%
20^.. 183F, p. 1417
to., the
Bank,
discount,
Due
1981
June 1 from
on
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
clusive.
to
183,
(J-J)
Offering
City
1
from
will
to
•
...
-
;
-
.
r
p.m.
(EST)
on
Somerset, Mass..
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school
bonds offered March 20—v. 183.
are
in
callable
payable at
1977
and
of-July
as
and
infefest
bank
a
or
_*v
'
,;
MINNESOTA
Becker and Otter
Bond
ing
in¬
183,
March
offered
build¬
14—v.
1283—were awarded to a
headed by Kalman & Com¬
p.
i
'
of St. Paul.
pany,
.
Sale—The $340,000
bonds
group
Carver, Minn.
i
Bond
Offering
—
.
.
ceive
sealed
(CST).
bids
until
.
''■'>
■
Thelma
Schmelke, Village Clerk, will
.
March
Counties
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. *
13 (P. O. Audubon), Minn.
No.
Due
■ -
Tail
Joint
re¬
7 :p.na.
April
5, for the "pur¬
$24,000 "village
hall
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956.
Due
on April 1
from 1959 to ;1976 in¬
clusive. ' Principal
and ' interest
."
Bond
8
John H.
company
Class Sch. Dist.
No.i 5, Michigan
due
Bonds
M.
1987
.4
—
receive
1, 1956.
1959
Offering
of Detroit. V.
George
—
Dist.
trust
designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, i Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
1417
the Reed
Sch.
Warren), Mich.
1966.1.. Principal
1,
bonds
p.
Troy Twps.
Consolidated
Dated April 1, 1956. -Due
July 1 from 1957^ to 1981 in¬
on
chase
29
"or the purchase of
on
of
payable at any suitable banking
$350,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1956
flue on June 1 from 1957 to 1981
.
1417-n-were awarded to a
group
composed of Halsev, Stuart & Co.
;
Harriman Ripley & Co.; and Kid¬
der; Peabody & Co., as 2.40s*. at
100.26, a basis of about 2.37%.
B
Somervill* Housing
■«■■■-■,.,
Authority,
Massachusetts1
t
-•'v
....
Note
Essex
were
at
p.
183, p. 1417—were awarded
the, Rockland-Atlas National
offered March
as
inclusive.
1975
(P. O.
thereafter
sewer
Dated March
•
•
until
Boston,
■
3.36%,
bonds.
by
Offering — T h e 1 m a C.
Dickinson, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1
.
•
,
p. 1283—were awarded
Second Bank-State Street
<•.
about
institution
designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved- by
Principal and interest Dorsey, Oweri^ Barker, - Scott' &
(J-D) payable, at a bank or trust Barber, of Minneapolis..
'
i
•'
'..
:ompany designated by the pur¬
Clay County (P. O. Moor head)/
chaser.^. Legality
approved - by
\V''! J,- /7 '(■*" Minnesota
Vj.,v> "it
Berry, Stevens" & MOorman, of
Bond.
Offering-rrWinton 'D.
Detroit
:
•
' i>
chaser.
inclusive.
.
n
Note Sale—The
$500,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered March 20
to
•?
t
183,
.t
designated
:
; *
sanitary
Fennville Fourth
Note Sale—The
$500,000 tempo¬
loan notes offered March 15
_
—
for the purchase of $2,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation building and site
bank
a
Stone, of Detroit.
rary
'a
Dated
Principal
and
interes.
(J-J) payable at a qualified bank
tru?f company designated by
the purchaser. Legality
approved
by "Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Northampton, Mass.
of
12
Siersma, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 10
pur¬
or
..
'
at
1
Bond
a.m.
the
clusive.
discount.
Company,
payable
City Clerk,
Jan.
on
Company, and the Boston
Deposit & Trust Company,
jointly,
at
aprice
of
1.76%
discount.
10
No.
(EST) on
April 4 for the purchase of $7,000,000
electric
utility revenue
Safe
1.76%
build¬
March
Warren, Sterling and
Fractional
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
p. 1417—were awarded
Second Bank-State Street
Trust
1976 to
Escanaba, Mich.
183,
the
to
120,000 3V4S.
Bank, Reed City.
Bond
Salo¬
Cambridge), Mass.
to
of
cost
$230,000 3%s. Due
Due on Aug. 1,
Principal and in¬
awarded
—were
/Note Sale—The $650,000 tempo¬
rary loan notes offered March 2C
—v.
for
offered March 19—v.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
the
offered
1160—were awarded to
p.
interest
Sale—The $23,000 special
assessment
the
v
Sch. Dist.,
follows:
offered
East Ta was, Mich.
Trust Co., of Wilson, N.
C., at
1.92% and 1.89% respectively/
to
1956.
1958.
(F-A)
Bond
Waltham
and $215,000 Stoneham issues
to
15,
and
Street
$15,000
,
v ^
Sept. 1 from
on
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
Toledo, at a price of 100.04, a net
re¬
purposes
until
5
or
trust company
the purchaser.u' ! •'
the
Co., of Boston, both at
notes:
bids
April
on
terest
1 92%
230,000
Bids
chase of $50,000 road notes.
$20,000 Beverly and
issues
inclusive.
1970 inclusive.
bonds
183,
1957
sealed
(EST)
1283—were awarded,
Maiden
ing
v.
Note Offering—Ernest C. Chamberlin, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
follows:
as
Sept. 1 from
on
Michigan
Cheboygan County (P. O.
Cheboygan), Mich.
State-Aided
on
1961
1962 to
1283—were
p.
;
.
Bond Sale—The $350,000
$305,000,
183,
Stuart
Walled Lake Consol.
Sept. 1 from
—
1283—
"
Projects for Elderly Persons notes
totaling $375,000 offered by vari¬
—v.
19—v.
.
Sept. 1 from
various
totaling
\
175,000 2V2S. Due
rejected.
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Sale
the
bonds
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
Note
follows:
$120,000 214s. Due
follows:
Sept. 1 from
Sold
p.
Co., Chicago, at 100.004, a net
interest cost of about 2.45%,. as
inclusive.
on
183,
Halsey,
to
&
1982 inclusive.
Not
19—v.
1956 to
on
May 1 from
on
City, Mich.
awarded
were
Armada, Mich.
Boston,
jointly, at 1.77% discount.
fered March
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
Rockland-
of
183,
group
Sept. 1 from
on
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1966 inclusive.
Traverse
a
Berry,
Bond Sale—The $295,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds of¬
net interest
as
on
20,000 3y4s. Due
awarded
Deposit
1971
1972 to
Bonds
1417—were
1962 to
inclusive.
370,000 3V2S. Due
National
Note Sale—The $800,000 tempoloan notes offered March 20
Boston
1957 to 1961
10,000 2%s. Due
15—v.
a
Due
1956 to 1961
rory
p.
price of 100.01,
a
3.42%,
Boston.
183,
March
by
S
$10,000 3V4S. Due
$625,000 auto¬
system revenue
$45,000 3V2S.
on
Lynn, Mass.
the
offered
approved
The
cost of about
Legality
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
to
pur¬
Dated
1160—were awarded to
proved
—v.
—
190,000 3V4S. Due
Merchants
notes.
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.; and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curiis.
Trust
Boston, Mass.
1956
J-D.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
at a price of 100.005, a net interest
cost of about 2.88%, as follows:
re¬
a.m.
composed of Stranahan, Harris &
bonds are dated April 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
11:30
Due Nov. 15, 1956.
parking
bonds
p.
inclusive.
—v.
■
1
Township School District
(P. O. Sodus), Mich.
Sale—The $20,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 14 —
v.
183, p. 1283—were awarded to
No.
Arbor, Mich.
Bond Sale
1976 inclusive.
238,000
April
until
$600,000
Ann
Lu-
parking bonds.
April 1 from 1957 to
on
Trust
MASSACHUSETTS
from
Interest
Sodus
MICHIGAN
public
Due
$15,000
.*
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Bond
March 27 for the
on
chase 1 of
Bank, 40 Water St., Boston,
noon
(EST) on March 28
for
the
purchase
of
$938,000
bonds, as follows:
"
.
Due
1959
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Alexander G.
—
bids
March 29, 1956.
mut
March 1 from
*
1956.
York
ceive sealed
until
March 1 from
1976, inclusive.
20,
Pay¬
Lajoie, County Treasurer, will
Gold¬
to
Offering—Joseph E.
1963, inclusive.
Due
1956.
Worcester), Mass.
Note
cey, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
$35,000 notes:
"/I"'
—v.-
I' Bond Sale-^-Bonds
totaling $32,were
1973
and
March
2,
at the Hanover
or
Holyoke, Mass.
on
1972
follows:
M-«.
•N.
Grayson, La.
000
to
March 1 from
jl<7
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Bank
1967
Nov.
Worcester County (P. O.
Sachs & Co., and Dwinnell,
Harkness & Hill, jointly, as 2.90s,
at 100.26, a basis of about 2.86%.
1966
1964 to
1973, inclusive.
.
90,000 214s.. Due on March 1 from
revenue
.
1417—were
p.
mon
gas
1, 1956.
1981
to
Corp.,
Boston; Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, of New York City; Mer¬
chants National
Bank, RocklandAtlas National
Bank, Second
LOUISIANA
,
1958
on
Suburban Trust Company,;
a price of par,
net interest cost of about
2.85%,
Note
Legalitv
Heyburn &
National
man,
Hyattsville, at
1976
1, 1956.
Peter,
from
$125,000 4s. Due
'
approved
bonds
the
of
13,000 water works revenue re¬
funding 41/2 % bonds. Due on
March
the
at
Sale—The $350,000 school
offered March 21—v. 183,
,
on
payable
Bond
—
inclusive.'
inclusive.
about
due
Bond Sale
The $440,000 re¬
funding bonds offered March 20
—v.
183, p. 1282—were awarded
225,000 3s.
funding 4!/4 %. bonds., Due
March
of
4s,
dated
are
on
Bank,
City. Legality ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike.
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
of
Granby, Mass.
Hyattsville), Md.
1957 to
14,000 water works
on
Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
District (P. O. 4017 Hamilton
,
inclusive.
:
notes
Due
Legality
on
1963
The
1956.
proved
Washingtcn-Su''tirban Sanitary
a
March
on
Street,
follows:
as
1
V,
March 26 for the ourchase of
000
due
1
Spangler,
re¬
to
Atlas
1981, inclusive.
July
on
from
inclusive,
inclusive.
Due
7:30
Con¬
par, a
cost
from
1
March
from
1
Orchard, Ky.
Clerk,
bids
Flood
price of
inclusive; $100,000 3s, due
July 1 from
on
Bond Offering—H. K.
City
1
March
-
from 1978 to 1988 inclusive. .7
Crab
interest
March
inclusive.
Due
31/4S.
July
on
1970
a
3.15%;' $120,000
inclusive.
Due
to
River
bonds, at
net
July 1 from
on
1965
George's County,
inclusive; $90,000 3V2S, due
Due
to
1966
trol
follows:
as
1957
Anacostia
&
$74,000 3V2s.
on
to
400,000 Prince
Equitable, Securities
Stein
net
3.06%;
March 1
par, a
1963, inclusive;
$265,000 3V2S, due on March 1
from 1964 to 1974 inclusive;
$150,000 3s, due on March 1
from 1975 to 1979, inclusive,
and
$70,000
2V2S,
due
on
March 1, 1980 and 1981.
Bowling Green, Ky.
works
1958
Na¬
Bank, of Boston, at 1.74%
discount.
a.m.
Os-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 28
for
the
purchase of $3,000,000
building bonds. Dated March 1,
mun,
Boston,
Control
about
$115,000 4s, due
from
KENTUCKY
Sale—The
11
Merchants
School District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Monroe M.
able at the First National Bank ot
Trust
River
bonds, at
120,000 general obligation bonds,
as
3y4s, 3s and 23/4s.
Bond
bonds
$600,000
Washington
Suburban
Sanitary
Commission, Ana-
$350,000 water system revenue
bonds, as 414 s, 4s and 33/4s.
-
until
the
to
Pontiac
:
-
March 27 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 temporary loan
notes. Dated March 27, 1956. Due
on
Oct. 26, 1956.
Principal and
20—v.
group
erle, of Kansas City,
control
totaling $1,000,000 offered March
183, p. 1282—were awarded
totaling
a
bids
sealed
(EST)
will
County Trust Co. of Mary¬
land, Glen Burnie branch.
Le¬
gality approved by Niles, Barton,
Yost & Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
KANSAS
issue
Goguen, City Treasurer, will
ceive
tional
W.
at the
Necdesha, Kansas
Sale—An
Gray,
Chairman of the County Sanitary
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Bond
(P. O.
Burnie), Md.
Bond Offering—W. Calvin
awarded
Joseph
—
Donald-Moore & Co.; and McCor- ;
& Co.,Zas 2^s, at a price
mick
of 100.05, a basis of about 2.49%.
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 reve¬
nue notes offered March 19 were
Gardner, Mass.
Offering
ChronicMonday,. March 26, 1956
interest
Arundel County
Anne
Glen
1957
Interest
1
March 1 from
MARYLAND
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
from
1
March
on
1969 inclusive.
on
Worcester, Mass.
Bank, of
Boston, at 1.95% discount.
Bond
at
son, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
2:30 p.m. (CST) on March 30 for
the purchase of $130,996 building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
Nov.
Due
to
1959
loan notes offered March 20
183, p. 1417—were awarded
rary
follows:
as
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
Iowa
clusive.
2.91%,
23/4s.
from
Bond Offering—Raymond John¬
on
Jones, of New Or¬
100.003, a net interest
of about
basis of about 2.24%.
a
933—were awarded
190,000 3s. Due
Fort
2y4s,
as
&
$185,000
7,000 general obligation bonds to
the Fort Dodge National Bank
State
Scharff
cost
a
basis of about 3.49%.
the
p.
Financial
gality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, oi
New York City.
to the National Shawmut
183,
leans,
Co., of Des
3V2S, at
as
—v.
to
bonds
assessment
to Carlton D. Beh
and
Fall River, Mass.
Note Sale—The $500,000 tempo¬
21—v.
20—v. 183, p.
follows:
Moines,
O.
Bond Sale—The
as
$18,000
(P.
Natchitoches), La.
~
and
Gloucester
Gloucester,
.r,
at
Offering —- Chairman; Al¬
bert F. Fitzgerald announces that
the
Authority will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.nu (EST)
3 for the purchase of
.
preliminary loan notes.
1, 1956. Due
on
April
$1,519,000
on
Dated May
Nov. 9,
1956. Le¬
f
Grosse Point School District, Mich.
>
Bond
school
March
Sale,
—
The-
building
15—v.
awarded to
183,
offered
1283—were
a group
composed of
Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Mercantile, Trust Co.; Shear-
Drexel
&
.
Johnson,
receive
$3,475,000 ,(CST>
bond3
p.
'
County
sealed
on
chase of
m
.
Auditor,-
bids
until
will
2
p.m.
April 4. ior: the.
pur¬
$100,000 drainage bonds-
Dated April 1; 1956; Due, on-Jan.
1
from
1958
to -1967
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
son, Ham mill & Co.; Baxter, Wil¬ .the purchaser. Legality approved
liams
&
Co.;- Shannon & Co.; by/Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.; Mcr apolis. " '
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:
/ *1
Volume 183
Number 5519..;The Commercial and Financial Chrgnicle
Clay County Indep. Consol. School
District No. 1 (P. O. Glyndon),
Pike
Offering
Bond
L.
—
R.
Reck,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
11
for
the
building
1956.
purchase
of
$65,000
bonds.
Dated May 1,
on
May 1 from: 1958
Principal and
be
received
on
March
interest
until
10
and
bridge
1957
to
1961
City
Offering—W.
Clerk,
will
Benson, of Minneapolis.
bids until 11
Due
Bond
ziek,
Offering—A.
Clerk,
Village
Krzmar-
will
receive
T.
of Boland, SafFidelity Union Trust
Co., Newark, and Camden Trust
Co., Camden, as 2.40s, at 100.11, a
Franks,
sealed
1
from
1957
the
to
and
City
Hall bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on March 1
$8,500
Fire
from
1958
to
1966
v
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any
suitable banking institution
designated by the purchaser.
Le¬
gality app-roved by Dorsey, Owen
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
•
.
,
*
Joint
County
bonds
183,
&
p.
Sale—An issue of $200,general obligation bonds was
sold to Stern Bros. & Co., of Kan¬
sas City, as follows: t
Bond
Bond
Sale—The
Consol
Sch.
Dist.
No.
142 '.
*
Sale — The
Bond
183,
to
19
syndicate headed by Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood, as 3V2S, at a
price of par, a basis of about
a
3.57%.
:
•
In addition to the above coupon
the entire issue will carry an ex¬
tra 1.80% interest from May 1,
1956
to Feb.
Other
.
1, 1957.
members
Juran
cate:
of the syndi¬
Moody, Inc.* John
&
Nuveen & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Allison-Williams Co., Inc.; J.
M. Dain & Co.; Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, of Minneapolis; Kalman & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
&
Curtis; McDougal & Con¬
Inc.; Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson; M. B. Vick & Co.; Harold
E. Wood & CO.; Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.; E. J. Prescott & Co.; Cald¬
well-Phillips Co.; Shaughnessy &
son
don,
"Co., and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Certificate Offering
Richard
—
D; Welch, Secretary of the Board
of Estimate
and Taxation,, will
receive
sealed bids» until, 10
(CST)
a.m.
March 27 for the pur¬
chase of $1,500,000 tax anticipa¬
tion certificates of indebtedness.
on
Dated
April
1956.
6,
5,
1956.
Due
July
Redwood and Cottonwood Counties
Joint
Indep Consol. School Districts
Nos. 31 and 83 (P. O. Lamberton),
-
Bond
Minnesota
Offering —A.
strict jClerk,
E.
Ander-
-will receive
sealed bids nntil/3 p.m.'
(CST) on
for
the
purchase of
building bonds. : Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on March 1
March
26
$600,000
from
1958
to
1976
inclusive.
/
Principal and interest payable at
any
suitable banking institution
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son,
of Minneapolis.
St. Louis County
;
.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
1 No. 27 (P. O. Hibbing), Minn.,
<
Bond
A.
Offering
District Clerk
—
Hulstrand
O.
clusive.
1161—were awarded
p.
announces
that
School
will
Board
1
from
1959
to
1968
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at -any
suitable
bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality
approved- by J Faegre
&
Benson, of Minneapolis.
;
bids
Offering
until
March
27
2:30
for
p.m.
1
•
t
.
electric
$182,000 water and
bonds.
Due from
sewer revenue
1959 to 1985 in¬
clusive.
on
1418—were awarded
composed of Halsey,
Co.;
2.90s,
N.
and Sage, Rutty & Co., as
at 100.67, a basis of about
2.84%..
•
,
.
v
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/
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School District
Central
School District
Bond
Offering—Harold
from 1956 to 1984 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
Oneida
the
National
Bank
&
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Trust Company of Utica.
City Housing Authority,
New
1
(P. O. Candor), N. Y.
Offering — Lloyd Silsbee,
J., Ly¬
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on March 28 for the purchase of
$1,690,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on Nov. i
New York
No.
1
man,
Spencer and Caroline
Candor,
No.
(P. O. New Hartford), N. Y.
York
•
Note Offering—Chairman
J.
Cruise
announces
Philip
that
the
Bond
Jan.
from
1
1957
to
in-
1982
j
District Clerk,
'
1957 to
construction
revenue
•!•).'
'/"J
"
bonds.
NEVADA
Due
1957 to
,j
'
Las Vegas, Nevada
Bond
linger,
Offering
—
City /Clerk,
f
Shirley Bal-
receive
will
(PS>T)»
sealed bias until 7:30 p.m.
April 11 for the purchase of
$597,353.14 special assessment im¬
provement bonds, as follows:
on
$577,145.23
on
Due
to
1956.
April 1 from 1957 to
April
1,
inclusive.
No.
200-17
1, 1956.
from 1957
Dated March
March
1
1966 inclusive.
'
and interest payable
Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of Den¬
Principal
at thevCfty
ver.
the
on
April
1 from
1975 inclusive.
Jan.
interest
Marine
1,
1956.
Principal
(A-O)' payable
Trust
at
Comp!any: ; of
Western New York,
Buffalo.
until 11
LeRoy, N. Y.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The $275,000
offered
bonds
March
20—v.
183,
1418—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, of New York City,
Attica, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Schwalenstocker,
receive
—
Charles
Village
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
and the Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co.,
a
•
a.m.
(EST)3
on
March 27
purchase of $30,000 school
refunding bonds. Dated April 1,
1956. Due on April 1 from 1957 to
1962 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable in New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
:
for the
water
p.
will
District
on
Dated
and
100-36
No.
District
Dated
parking bonds offered March 15—
and 1984.
v.
.»• ,:i.'frW*
183, p. 1284—were awarded to
'
a
Edgecombe County (P. O.
group composed of Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., Geo. p. Gibbons
Tarboro), N. C.
& Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold &
Bond Offering r^-WV E. EasterCo., and R. D. White & Co., all of ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
New York City, as 3.20s, at a price ment "
Commission, will receive
of 100.28, a basis of about 3.16%. sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
<•
'■
'
1984 inclusive.
various improvement
districts and reappraisal
417,500
bonds.""'/
1966
of
Leon
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due
$15,000,000
of
purchase
the
for
bonds.
on
$400,000
y
bonds.
(CST)
of
-
•
purchase
purchase
,
Ruby Atwell,
receive sealed
the
group
Michigan Corp.; Bacon, Steven¬
& Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
.
—
will
of
District, N. J.
—
the
for
.
20,207.91
Clerk,
School
28
school bonds. Dated March 1,1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1985
.
Houston, Miss.
Bond
a
Stuart & Co.; George B. Gibbons
& Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.; First
as 2.85s, at a price
basis of about 2.84%,.
Offering
Offering—Helen S. Shea,
Authority will receive sealed bids
will receive sealed until 1 p.m. (EST) on April 3 for
pany,
of Kansas City. Legality elusive.,
Principal
and
interest bids until 2
p.m. (EST) on March the purchase of $32,118,000 tem¬
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Laurel 27 for the
purchase of $450,000 porary notes. Dated May 1, 1956.
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kan¬
Springs National Bank, Laurel. school bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on Nov. 9,1956. Principal and
sas City/ '• '/.''
-•
' /;
Springs:
Legality approved by; Due oh" May 1 from 1957 to 1981
interest payable at the Chemical
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of inclusive. Principal and interest
Springfield, Mo.
Corn
Exchange Bank,
of New
New York City.
Bond Sale—The $4,400,000 sani¬
\
.!
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬ York City. Legality approved by
tary
sewerage
system
revenue
tional Bank of Candor. Legality
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
NEW MEXICO
bonds offered March 20—v. 183/
approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Mitchell, of New York City.
p. 1284—were awarded to a group
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
New Mexico (State of)
composed of the First of Boston
Ossining, N. Y.
Debenture Sale—The $5,000,000 City.
Corp.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Bond Sale—The $173,000 vari¬
State Highway debentures offered
Cheektowaga Union Free Sch. Dist.
Equitable Securites Corp.; Dean
ous purpose bonds offered March
March 20—v. 183, p. 1161—were No. 10
(P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Witter & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
20—v. 183, p. 1418—were awarded
awarded to a syndicate composed
Bond Sale—The $26,000 building
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dwinto Roosevelt & Cross, and Francis
of
Blyth
&
Co.,
of
Chicago; bonds offered March 15—v. 183,
nell, Harkness & Hill; Rarjet,
I. du Pont & Co., both of'New
Phelps,
Fenn/.&
Co.;
Lehman; p. 1284 — were awarded to the
Fitch, North & Co.; and Jullen
York City, jointly, as 2.60s, at
Brothers; Harriman Ripley & Co., Manufacturers and Traders Trust
Collins & Co., at a price of 100.007,
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Company, of Buffalo, as 2.70s, at 100.11, a basis of about 2.57%.
a net interest cost of about 3.02%,
Shields & Co.; Illinois Company, a price of 100.04, a basis of about
as follows:
South Glens Fells, N. Y.
of Chicago; Milwaukee Company, 2.68%.
Bond Offering—Richard P. Pin$760,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
Milwaukee; Wm., E. Pollock &
East Rockaway, N. Y.
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
grey, Village Treasurer, will re¬
Co.;
Julien Collins &
Co., of
Bond Offering—Jules A. Hen- ceive
sealed
bids until
2 p.m.
930,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
Chicago; Lucas, Eisen & Waeck1967 to 1972 inclusive.
nig, Village Treasurer, will re¬ (EST) on March 29 for the pur¬
erle, and George K. Baum & Co.,
ceive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. chase
of ,j $25,000
2,710,000 3s. Due on April 1 from both of Kansas
improvement
City; Henry Dahl1973 to 1986 inclusive,
/
(EST) on March 28 for the pur¬ bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
berg & Co., of Tucson; Quinn &
chase of $90,000 general purposes on March 1 from 1957 to 1961
Co., of Aubuquerque, and Carroll, bonds. Dated
NEBRASKA t,
April 1, 1956. Due inclusive. Principal and interest
Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc., of Den¬
on April 1 from 1957 to
1961 in¬ (M-S) payable at the First Na¬
Chadron, Neb.
ver, at a price of 100.01, a net in¬
clusive.
Principal
and interest tional Bank of Glens Falls. Le¬
terest cost of about 2.08%, as fol¬
Bond Offering — Margaret
(A-O) payable at the Meadow gality approved by Willard A.
Wrage, City Clerk, will receive lows:
Brook National Bank of Freeport.
White, of Glens Falls.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
$2,500,000 2s. Due on April 1 from Legality approved by Hawkins,
on
April 2 for the purchase of
1957
to
Oct.
1, 1959 inclu- Delafield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
NORTH CAROLINA
v.
$95,000 bonds,, as follows:
■'/
sive. '• « -•
East Syracuse, N. Y.
Dallas, N. C.
$70,000 water bonds. Due on May
2,500,000
2VsS.
Due
semi-an¬
Bond Offering — Joseph E.
1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond Sale —The $30*000 - sani¬
nually from Oct. 1, .1960 to Judge, Village Treasurer, will re¬
25,000-aviation field bonds. Due
Oct. 1, 1961 inclusive.
ceive
sealed
bids until
3 p.m. tary ^' sewer bonds offered March
on
May 1 from 1957 to 1966
(EST) on March 29 for the pur¬ 20—v. 183, p. 1418—were awarded
inclusive.
^
NEW YORK
chase
of
$85,000 water
bonds. to the Vance Securities Corp.,
Dated
May 1, 1956. Principal
Greensboro, and J. Lee Peeler &
Dated Jan. *1, 1956/ Due on Jan. 1
Amherst (P.'O. Williamsville),
and interest 'payable at the Cbunty
from 1957 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Co., Durham, jointly, at 100.07,
New York
Treasurer's office.) -Legality ap¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable a net interest cost of about 3.17%,
Bond Offering—Harry. R. Jones,
at the Bank of East Syracuse, East as follows:
proved by Wells, Martin, Lane,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Baird & Pedersen, of Omaha.
Syracuse. Legality approved by $18,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
bids until
3:30
i I '• •
' M ' '
' '
p.m.
(EST) on
1 * T
Sykes; Heckler
&
1957 to 1967 inclusive/
Omaha Public Power Dist. (P. O. March 28 for the purchase of $1,- Vandewater,
Galloway, of New York City.
Omaha), Neb.
92,000 3V4s. Due on April 1 from
232,500 bonds, as follows:
1968 to 1982, inclusive.
Great Neck Plaza, N. Y.
Bond Offering —It is reported
$815,000 various water districts
Bond Sale—The $271,000 public
bids will be received tmtil April 11
bonds.-' Due on April 1 from
40,000 3s. Due^on April 1, 1983
MISSISSIPPI
Town
to
City,
a
183, p.
—v.
v.
Schultz, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on April 3
for the purchase of $285,000 build¬
"
City National Bank & Trust Com¬
Due
«
•*
Bond
April 1, 1976. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
receive
/on APril 9 for the purchase of $1,.650,000
school 7 building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May
100.04,
Stratford
Dated
-•
the
.sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.! (CST)
'
*
—
son
school bonds. Due
1969 and 1970.
70,000 3% school bonds. Due on
/" April 1 from 1971 to 1973 in¬
$2,000,000
building bonds offered March
wv;
of
j
April 1,
on
—
p.
New York
2%%
40,000
•>
Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,300,000
building bonds offered March 22
1161 — were awarded to
B. J. Van Ingen & Company, of
$90,000 3% school bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1057 to 1968 in¬
Bond
1
(P. O. Bergen), N.
$80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 15
183,
"
inclusive.
Clarendon Central Sch. Dist. No,
Township School District
(P. O. Stillwater), N. J.
000
Sch.
1957
from
1
Central
(P. O. Mount
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on March
Central
Stillwater
'
March
on
1,
1
Morris), N. Y.
Byron, Bergen,
Stafford, Leroy,
Elba, Batavia, Riga, Sweden and
2.67%.
Missouri
(P. O. Bloomington), Minn.
21—v.
of Newark, Mickey,
Co., and F. R. Cole & Co.,
2.70s, at 100.20, a basis of about
as
County Reorganized Sch.
Dist. No. 7 (P. O. Lee's Summit),
clusive.
March
Dunn &
Jackson
Due
March
dated
are
Morris
No.
inclusive. Principal and interest
Principal and tM-N) payable at the Security
(M-S)
payable
at the Trust Company, of Rochester. Le¬
Bank of Babylon, or at the Manu¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
facturers Trust Company, of New
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
York City. Legality approved by New York
City.
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
New Hartford, Kirkland and Paris
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bank
state
Dist.
interest
$400,000 build¬
offered
bonds
1985
to
1161—were awarded to a
composed of the National
group
MISSOURI
Indep.
The
Jersey
Bond Sale—The
ing
Depositary.
.
Hennepin
York
1956.
sealed
on
Co.; Rand & Co.;
King & Co., all of New
City, at 3.20s, at 100.43, a
oasis of about 3.16%.
2.38%.
New
1981
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
March 26 for the purchase of
of about
Mount
com¬
and Chas.
Flemington-Raritan School District,
interest
group
cis I. duPont &
Co.;
basis
on April
$250,000 In¬
1,1956.
a
Morris, Leicester, Groveland
Sparta (Towns of), ]
and West
posed of C. J. Devine & Co.; Fran¬
composed
&
Dated Feb.
Principal
at
payable
J.
to
group
inclusive.
Mount
The
—
awarded
were
(CST)
a.m.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Comfrey, Minn.
Sale
$1,155,000
building bonds offered March 22
$465,000 build¬
bonds offered March 20—v.
183, p. 1161—were awarded to a
bonds.
receive
dustrial bonds.
&
Bond
Bond Sale—The
Tupelo, Miss.
Bond
8 for the purchase of
Faegre
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 9 (P, O. Wyandanch), N. Y.
tin
from
Due
Legality
by
JERSEY
ing
purchase of
payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
approved
NEW
Collingswood School District, N. J.
(CST)
a.m.
for the
30
road
$150,000
Due
1970 inclusive.
to
County (P. O. Magnolia),
Mississippi
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Minnesota
(1525) 15.7
of Buffalo, as 2.90s, at
price of 100.48, a basis of about
.
(EST) on March 29 for the
purchase of $340,000 sewer bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1957 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
2 p.m.
2.85%.
Long Beach, N. Y.
Bond
Sale
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Marine Trust Co. of West¬
provement
York, Attica. Legality
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of N. Y. City.
to
ern
New
approved
Polk
22—v.
R.
City,
of
—
The
bonds
$350,00b im¬
offered
March
183, p. 1418—were awarded
L.
as
about
Day
23/4S,
New Yprk
100.06, a basis
& Co.,
at
2.73%.
County,
istrative Unit
Tryon City Admin¬
(P. O. Tryon), N. C.
Bond Sale—The
$175,000 school
building bonds offered March 20
183, p. 1418—were awarded
to
the
Vance
Securities Corp.,
—v.
Greensboro, and J. Lee
Peeler &
58
(1526)
Co., of Durham, jointly, at
interest
net
cost
of
2.95%,
Due
1958 to
1965 inclusive.
to
42,000 6s.
1969
18,000
Due
from
24,000
Mabel
April
on
1
Due
April
on
April
on
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Ashland, Ohio
Bond Of feting
Director
of
R.
—
Finance
-
...*••
♦
V. Moore,
Public
and
$139,000 water, assessment portion, bonds. Due on Dec * 1
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.,
*
70,000
Record, will
receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on April 3 for
the purchase of $140,000 munici¬
pal building bonds. Dated April
8, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
1981
to
interest
Principal and
(A-O) payable at the of¬
fice
the
of
of
Director
Finance
village
water,
Due
bonds.
1957
portion,
Dec.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1976
to
Dated
May 1, 1956.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Cleveland Trust Company.
Le¬
and interest
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Irondale, Ohio
Ohio
Bond
Jr.,
Walker,
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $47,725 special assessment water main
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable.at the Cleveland Trust
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
Cerlisle-LaGrange Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. LaGrange), Ohio
.Bond Sale—The $75,000
bonds
offered
1162
p.
March
were
—
building
13—V;
awarded
Provident Savings Bank
183,
to
the
& Trust
Company, of Cincinnati, as 3s, at
a price of
100.58, a basis of about
2.92%.
Chippewa Township Local School
District (P. O. Doylestown), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
—
Village
ing
will
until
:
Warren.
of $10,000
1957
inclusive.
1976
to
Principal
payable at the
and interest (J-D)
First National Bank & Trust
Steubenville.
bids
17
will
until
for
Rootstown Local Sch. Dist.,
Ohio
Bond
Offering—Harry T. Dundon, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
purchase
of
bonds.
Dec.
on
1957
to
in¬
1975
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Second Na¬
tional Bank, of Ravenna.
Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1974
(EST)
on
(P. O. Oak Harbor),
Offering
Ohio
Bernard
—
Due
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Cleve¬
Co., Cleveland. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
terest
land
Trust
Columbus, Ohio
Bond and Note
Offering—Agnes
Brown Cain, City
Clerk, will
ceive
(EST)
sealed
bids until
11:30
re¬
special
bonds.
Offering
of
Education
Clerk
—
will
R.
B.
that the Board
announces
bids until
receive
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1957 to 1981 inclusive.
1956.
150,000
fire
engine
struction and
bonds.
Due
house
con¬
furnishings fund
on
May 1 from
Due
1979
'semi-annually
December
inclusive.
15,
from
1957
Principal
to
in¬
and
terest payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Harrison. Legality
35,000 health
and
safety center
building fund bonds.
May 1 from 1958 to
Due
1987
on
in¬
Dated
May
1, 1956. Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at
the City Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Offering
(EST)
sealed
bids
offered
1285—were
$50,000
March
school
15—v.
awarded
to
183,
J.
Bond
1
from
1957
pay¬
&
Sanders
Dempsey,
OKLAHOMA
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
County
Comptroller, will
until May 1
purchase of $4,220,000 im¬
receive
sealed
for the
bids
-1
provement bonds.
v;
„
i
-
Erie, Pa* '
$135,000 gen-;
bonds of-*
Offering
bids until 11
M.
obligation
in
due
1986
-
and
April 3
on
$1,300,000
street
gen-;
improve¬
refunding bonds.- Dated.
1956.
Due on April 15
from 1957 to 1982 inclusive;
Prinr
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
inclusive.
1967
(EST)
April 15,
the
Security-Peoples
proved
to
•-1
,
ment and
Pal-
Company,
1959
a.m.
for the purchase of
*
Earl
\
*
Offering—Eugene Graney,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
eral
Bond
•.
Bond
sewer
~
,
'
Oregon (State of)
Bonds
-
Sale—The $250,000 water
works
bonds
183,
v.
R.
;o
j
there-
of
by
Erie.
Trust
Legality
Townsend,
ap¬
Elliott " &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
-
;
Board of Governors of the
March: -15
offered
1285—were awarded
p.
J. Edwards, Inc;, of OklaV
City.
'
: '
'
tioma
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
88
(P. O.
Bethany),
Honnold
&
Co.,
Industrial
Total
'• *
Bond
Offering
—
R.
will
receive
(CST)
p.m.
$117,000
Due from
Total
'
.
Offering
grew, Clerk of
—
Harry
Petti-
until
8
bids
(CST) on March 27
for the purchase of $11,300 build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1958 to 1964
near
future,
i
130
123
142
140
.147
durables!,—--.
a,
p.m.
-
160
130
128
127
127
"144
143
-
114
157
.
164
r
other
Employment,
112
99
>
300
260
t
215
X
306
238
115.0
110.8
Covallis),
United
States
National
'Preliminary.
of
F.
107.9
102.5
106.8
116.4
108.9
115.2
116.4
S7.8
94.9
93.9
96.8
158.9
100
103
92
92
Primary
tl24
112
♦93
tl37
123
X
W.
102.3
109.1
,
C4.2
.
144.4
..
#
t95
X
tl22
three-month
on
Dodge data for
Eastern
37
88
moving averages,
States.
85
117'.
cen¬
Employment and
'
fNot available.
v
;~
1
1956
.
'
—Unadjusted-
1955
1956
1955
'
♦Feb.
Jan.
149
150-
131
154
153
169
170
158
172
172
134
135
126
134
133
163
v
Metal
183,
1419—were awardec
First National
Bank, of
p.
fabricating
Fabricated
21/£s.
sealed
on
Feb.
•Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
and
Textile
mill
Apparel
until
5
March 28 for the
p.m
pur¬
$49,471.50
street lighting bonds
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1966
allied
and
____
provement bonds.
im-
Dated Nov
205
160
162
160
142
140
132
129
154
150
134
116,
125
Printing and
,
.135
'
151
127
.
123
133
'
111
108
'
113
'•
Food,
-r1
•118
.
-
114
108
117
X
112-
111
-
116 j
X
133
129
127>
138
X
151
144
109
105
X
110
112
140
141
131
141
138
132-
X
159
143
X
157
148
128
129
123
127
125
167
166
151
171"
169
155
X
175
158
,X
178
162
134 '
142
143
128
X
149
: x
products—
coal
beverages
113
134
120
,
127
publishing-x.
and
126
:
"
104
'
*
'
Petroleum
142
y
103
>
123
144
•
134
124
''
i
r
.
136
109
-
>!
121
124
t
t
.*
138
106
...
i
products
allied
132
'
145
t
products
142
136
.
-
199
>
127
.
iio1
*2
Chemicals and petroleum products
Chemicals and allied products.
and
142
:
.111
106
101
102
X
tobacco
Food and beverage manufactures
manufactures
142
111
products—
Tobacco
Ill
106
t
102
,1
X
106
X
X
131
130
123
131
132
122
.
134
97
-
97.
104
Minerals:
Mineral
Crude
and .^street
206
.
1
printing
and
206
143
leather products
products
and
196
205
120
*-
fuels
1
Coal
inclusive.
sewer
Paper
129
200
products
and
and
152
150
198
124
fixtures.:
apparel
167
152
189
134
miscellaneous—^
Nondurable Manufactures:
and
168
125
196
156
products
and
146
147,
139
:
164
162
Miscellaneous manufactures—Lj
•
126
202
equipment _r___
<
and
Textiles
136
162
.
148
_
Clay, glass and lumber products
Stane, clay and glass products-
Paper
re¬
_
Instruments
"■
:
191
_
Transportation
Leather
of
33,249.06
products^
Electrical
Rubber
bids
metal
Nonelectrical
•.
as
___!
metals
Furniture
$82,720.56 general obli¬
gation bonds, as follows:
.
94
♦119
manufactures:
Lumber
Bond Offering—F. C. McShane
.
107.4
,
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
^Estimated.
'
i
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Furniture
City Recorder-Treasurer, will
reported.
109.2
97.5
Machinery
LaGrande, Oregon
is
204
106.9
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based
Rubber
reof-
250
•
158.0
are
:'t
•
total
month,
■
263-
113.4
t
•
•
227 r
242
113.0
'-J
*
L
247
.
114.7
Freight carloadings_
Department stores sales, value—
Department store stocks, value__
Durable
County, Fairplay Sch. Dist.
Portland,
chase
146*
••*"97'
-■
1947-49 average=100
Sale—The $53,954.42 im¬
provement * bonds offered March
the
174
210'
■'
.
290
,>t
,
Corvallis, Oregon
to
158
115.0
__i
second
-
15T"
Ill
*
'j.
total___
Nondurable
payrolls indexes
122
119
"
the
19—v.
151
>
147.
t
All
Payrolls,
*136
-
>173
154
X
i
Bank, of Portland.
(PST)
it
144
162
Seasonally Adjusted
to
135'
131
.
"
Employment and payrolls—
Nonagrieultural employees, total
Manufacturing prod, workers—
>
Feb.
143
189
141
114
durables,.
consumer
at
Jan.'
146
,
159
171
.
140
;
tered
134
147
-
154
158.
i
Residential'
OREGON
—
the
131
_.
inclusive.
Offering Withdrawn
The of¬
fering of $257,021.76 special as¬
sessment
improvement
bonds
originally scheduled for April 5
—v. 183, p. 1419—has been with¬
be
.121
Total
the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed
•
<
goods—
consumer
Other
-
Oklahoma
Bond
ceive
will
129
137
*_____■
Construction'contracts, value—
for the
Stephens County Dependent School
District No. 51 (P. O. Duncan),
Upper Arlington, Ohio
bonds
160
129
Autos
;
7
1965 in¬
1955•
144
*
output
Major
145
159
...
;____
Household
until
"
144
;
Minerals
building
1958 to
133
'
Non-durable
D.
March 27
on
of
143
♦Feb.
;
Total
.
bids
sealed
Feb.
-143
Durable
;
Stokes,
Education,'
1756
Jan.
.
Stephens County Dependent School
District No. 48 (P. O. Duncan),
Clerk of the Board of
-Unadjusted—
-1955-
♦Feb.
~__
Consumer durable
Oklahoma
..."
\
production—
Manufactures—
Oklahoma City,
Co., Wichita,!
jointly.
.
Seasonally Adjusted
1956
$125,000 build¬
First Securities
and
INDEXES
1947-49 average=100
Okla.'
ing bonds offered March 20—v.
183, p. 1419—were awarded to
as
3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.98%.
The
Federal Reserve System
?
BUSINESS
offered March 16—v.
1162—were awarded to
headed by J. A. White &
in
v v
W.
-
Cushing, Okla.
Company,
fered
Pittsburgh), Pa. '
Offering — James
Bond
900,000
building bonds,
Dated
April 15, 1956.. Due on April 15
of
Cleveland,
bonds
drawn.
.
I'rom
Squire,
Bond Sale—The $580,000 build¬
a
inclusive.^
Allegheny County (P. O.
ett, Secretary of the State Board
of Higher Education, will receive
to ' 1977' inclusive.
rincipal and interest (J-D)
Triad Local School District, Ohio
100.15,
.
of Portland.
Bond
group
•
April 2 for the purchase
on
about 3.23%.
p.
•
.
Myrtle Point, Oregon
<
eral
building bonds,
iDated April 1, 1956. Due on Dec.;
A.
Co., of Cincinnati, as
price of 100.17, a basis of
;
ing
'
uled for Mar. 21—v. 183, p. 1285—
has been postponed until April 10.
Oregon
a
t'.•**,*.
j,r\
1
Offering Postponed—The offer-,
Knox,
ing of $275,000 originally sched¬
Bond Sale—The $15,000
general
obligation bonds offered March 14
—v.
183, p. 1285—were awarded
3y4s, at
1970
;.
noon
Ohio
Sale-^-The
i &
to
'"«Myrtle Creek, Oregon
(
until
April.
on
interest
Helen
—
Terrace Park Local School District,
p.
V ;
.
;.
,
Village School
No. 37 (P. O. Box 606,
bonds
-
.
of $526,000 school
Benton
liams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
(PST);
the
r
Portland.
in¬
1965
for
purchase of $85,000
building bonds.
Dated May L
1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957
Ellis,1 fered March 19—v. 183, p. 1285—
of Education, will were awarded to
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Clerk of Board
receive
clusive.
160,779 special assessment street
improvement note.
Due
on
Nov. 1, 1957.
to
Mary Easton,
—
8 pirn.
..
and
District, Ohio
Bond
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
183,
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
1957
Exempted
noon
and
White
210,000 expressway fund bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1958 to
1978 inclusive.
from
1
Willard
sealed
(EST) on April 5
for the purchase of $944,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 15,
June
4
p.m.
Durable
(P. O. Miamitown), Ohio
follows:
bonds.
water
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Cleveland
Trust Co., Wickliffe. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, - Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
•
on
$350,000 Bridge replacement fund
Dec.
bonds.
Hoffman
until. 8
Offering
bids until
from 195T to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
clusive.
a.m.
April 4 for the purchase
of $905,779 bonds and a
note, as
assessment
clusive.
Southwest Local School District
Bond
bids
isond
District Clerk, wilL receive sealed
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable ity approved
by Winfree, McCul«-(
at the County Treasurer's office.:
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland;
Legality approved * by Winfree,
PENNSYLVANIA McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
:
improvement,
series
C
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
purchase
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
April
purchase of $2,000,000
bonds.
Dated June 1,
v
Gill,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $75,900
Bond Sale—The
Salem-Oak Harbor Local Sch. Dist.
sealed
3
Portland),
Oregon
v
Bond Offering —-Frank
C,
Dempsey, District Clerk, will re¬
sealed
interest
Washington County School District
No. 15 (P. O. Forest
Grove), Ore.r
■
on April 3 for the purchase
$290,000 building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1
Bond Offering—Gordon D.
clusive..
Bond
&
Multnomah County, Russelville Sch.
Dist. No. 40 (P. O.
ceive
April 15,
on
from
1
Shuler
of
and
as
Principal
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
urers
office. - Legality approved
by Winfree, McCuilocn, SxiUler &
Sayre, of Portland. -
and
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
callable
are
1966.
of
Wickliffe, Ohio
on
after
from
(PST)
'
f
April 4 for the
$190,000' building
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
noon
the
building
1956.
noon
receive
from
serially
able at the Willard United Bank,. sealed bids until 9 a.m; (PST) on
Willard.
Legality approved by April 24 for the purchase of $1,-
Ohio
Education,
1956. Due
June
and
1,
Legality • approved - by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Co.,
•
Scheueman, Clerk of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
group composed of Braun, Bos- until noon
(EST) on April 11 for
worth & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
the purchase of $375,000 building
Co., both of Toledo, and
the bonds. Dated April
1, 1956. Due
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
on Nov.
1 from 1957 to 1980 in¬
Co., Cincinnati, as 3V4S, at 102.13, clusive.
Principal
and
interest
a basis of about 3.02%.
(M-N) payable at the National
Bank, of Oak Harbor. -Legality
Cleveland Heights City Sch.
Dist.,
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Offering—H. D. Secrest,
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of
April
Due
interest payable
at the office of the City RecorderTreasurer.' Legality approved
by
•
ing bonds offered March 21—v.
183, p. 1162—were awarded to a
I
school
re¬
J April 1, 1956, Due on Dec. 1 from
$532,350 build¬
Bond
(EST)
purchase of
improvement
the
Cleveland.
noon
April
on
for
1, 1957 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Second
National
Bank,- of
Hen¬
P.
9 for the pur¬
municipal build¬
construction
bonds. - Dated
(EST)
chase
re¬
1955.
Principal
'
Clerk,
bids
sealed
1,
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
;
Carl
Offering
derson,
ceive
Offering—James
Village
Bond
3
Dated
sewer
and Public Record.
Broadview Heights (P. O. 8938
Broadview Road, Brecksville),
will
Dec.
OHIO
.
Education
semi-annually
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
9
for the purchase
of $209,000
bonds, as follows:
1
of
$1,100,000
*
Bond Offering—A. E. Williams,
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
0.25s.
Board
that
announces
ceive sealed bids until noon
Highland Heights (P. O.
'
Cleveland), Ohio
inclusive.
Due
-
basis of about 3.48%.
a
the
Wolfe
C.
bonds.
April 1 from
on
1975
0.50s.
100.17,
inclusive.
1968
to
April 1 from
on
City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Clerk-Treasurer
sew¬
disposal works bonds offered
March 19—v. 183, p. 1162—were
awarded to McDonald & Co., of
Cleveland, as 3%s, at a price of
April 1 from
on
18,000 2%s. Due
-
$200,000
age
$49,000 6s.
1966
Sale—The
Bond
'
Warren
Fairport, Ohio
par, a
about
follows:
as
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, March 26, 1956
,
.
123
83
oil
r.rtd
natural
gas
Metal, stone and earth minerals
♦Preliminary.
fNot available.
86
79
88
90
152
151
144
152
151
144:
127
120-
119
107
104
99
79
•
York
sewer
cher
bonds
Hecla
follows:
-
South Dakota
.
Bond Offering—Ruth
&
Sherrerd, and Dolphin &
Co., both of Philadelphia, jointly,
as
Indep. Sph. Dist., No. SO
$1,575,-
sold to But¬
was
Colestock,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on March
29
.
.
the
for
purchase of: $45,000
bonds.
Dated June 1,
Due on June 1 from 1957 to
1956.
425,000
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at any suit¬
90,000 2.80% bonds. Due on April
able
banking institution desig¬
...1, 1973. end 1974.
r.
nated by the purchaser.,
j.
145,000 2.85% bonds. . Due on
,
Rapid City Independent Sch. Dist.,
elusive.
«. bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1978 to 1980 in-
155,000. 2.90%
elusive.
.
Bond Sale—The
2.95% bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1981 to 1983 in¬
170,000
.
clusive.
Co.;
•
185,000 3% bonds. Due on April
1 from 1984 to 1987 inclusive.
Turner
1
elusive.
April
dated
are
1,
.
v"',
April
on
1
Bank
of
Chicago
the
was
of
March 22,
on
100.025,
about 2.65%
*»
for the issues
lows:
w.
:
-
•
a
price
as
fol¬
y
,:
hospital
improvement
bonds: $30,000 23As, due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1962 inelusive; $45,000 2y2s, due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1971 inelusive; and $25,000 23/4S, due
on July
1 from 1972 to 1975
$100,000,
County, Parker Indep. Sch.
paying
net interest cost of
a
inclusive.
Wahpeton Special School District,
South Dakota
Townsend,
by
approved
gality
Elliott & Munson,
*
school
March 15
—v.
183, p. 1285—were awarded
to the Parker State Bank, as 3s.
Le¬
Hanover.
'
y
Bond Sale—The $140,000
:
National
First
the
at
payable
' *.
■
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Parker), S. Dak.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Bank & Trust Co.,
*
fered
building bonds offered
...
bonds
The
1956.
k
m;
■-
Due
220,000 fire station bonds:
$60,July 1 from
1957 to 1962 inclusive; $90,000 2^s, due on July 1 from
1963
to
1971
inclusive; and
$70,000 23/4s, due on July 1
000
Bond Sale—The $136,000 build¬
/
Dated
Dallas.
of Philadelphia.
City
ceive
sealed
2%s, due
on
(CST)
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the First National Bank, of
Dallas.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothmap,
sold to the First
was
of Dallas, as
$5,000 2y4s. Due on March 1, 1957.
45,000 2y2s. Due on March 1 from
March
Dated
Interest
1956.
1,
M-S.
County Water Control and
Harris
Improvement District No. 49 (P. O.
Houston), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $935,000 5%
water and sewer tax and
revenue
bonds
sold
was
to
Mc
,
■
Trimble & Mitchell, of
New Cas'le, Pa.
Nashville,
C.
Offering —Chester
Bond
sealed
ceive
until
bids
10
a.m.
on
Dated
A-O.
$4,500,000 elec¬
tric power revenue bonds offered
March 20—v.yj.83* p. 1286—were
awarded to a group composed of
April 16 for the pur¬
chase
of
$150,000 general
im¬ Smith, Barne^S? Co.; The First
Boston Corp.; Harriman Ripley &
provement bonds. Dated May. 1,
1956. Due on May 1 from 1957 to Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co;;
1971 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬ White,, Weld & Co.; The Illinois
(EST)
1957 to 1967
N. Y. City.
Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
Sweesey, Director of Department
of Accounts and Finance, will re¬
,
son,
April 1, 1956. Interest
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
1982
to
1968
School District,
Ore
bonds
sold
was
to
M.
A.
Bond
000
Sale—An
school
of
issue
bonds
$36,was
of Rockwall, or at a bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Indep. School Dist., Texas
$200,000
house bonds was sold to
Tatum
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
A.
M.
as
Co.,
&
Hagberg
Dallas,
Inc.,
follows:
I
1956
1959
to
inclusive.
4
14,000 21/£s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1960
1963
to
inclusive.
16,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1967 inclusive.
1964 to
22,000 3y8s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1972 inclusive.
3%s.
137,000
on Dec.
15
1987 inclusive.
Due
to
1973
Dated March 15,
1956. Interest
Legality approved by McParkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Call,
Dallas.
Ruf- Company; First Cleveland Corp.;
Kaiser & Co.^F^irman, Harris &
Pittsburgh.
Co.;
and
Clark,: Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick, at 100.09, a net in¬
Philadelphia Redevelopment
Authority, Pa. /
'.
(
Sale—The $1,167;000
Note
terest cost of
pre¬
lows*;
offered March
1285—were awarded
liminary loan notes
2C—v.
183, p.
Provident
&
Company, of Cincinnati, at
$945,000 4s. Due bn July
1.62%.
Bank
sold to
Boston
by Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts &
Parke, of Philadelphia, as 3s, at a
price of 100.18, a basis of about
2.91%. ■
'
Pierce,
Fenner
&
a
Co.;
group
ISLAND
i
m
,
Bensdorf
;
1
^
$609,000
pre-
to
*
a
ical Corn Exchange Bank,
York
•;
«*'■'
"
.
?
'
V
■
'(*
.1'; ;
j
•
Bache
# SMitea \
J®® %
--•^3
io
21/2S.-Er«e on Sept. .;l
1971/Yo. l£90 inclusive:
200,000 0.25s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1,190,000
from
rn
V)
1991 to 1995 inclusive.
rO
of New
iSL
A fir*&
CAROLINA
_"L
/-■*••'
(P. O. Columbia),
South Carolina
♦
.
MrMWA
Bond Offering—Samuel R.
Hig-
President,
bids at the offices of Her¬
and
Building,
(EST)
on
207- Barringer
Dial,
Columbia, until nocn
March 31 for the pur¬
exempt
chase of $145,000 non-tax
-Dated Nov.
dormitory-bonds.
1955.
Due
1980
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1,
1957
and
Due
on
L.
April
inclusive.
Sulli¬
p.m.
*sAm&
'v.
>
(CST)
purchase of
watei^wbrks
ment. bonds. Dated*
improve¬
1
.
(
1,.1
/
,
April 1, 1956.
1971 to 1978
are
callable
as
of April
/"
>
■.
*
Austin.
South
(M-N)
payable
at
Le¬
gality approved by-Gibson, Spence
of Atistin.
& Gibson,
the
Carolina National Bank of
Charleston,
or
at
the
Hanover
Austin,
Bond Sale—The
Texas
f
$1,250,000 elec¬
light and pbW£r, water works
sewer
system* bonds offered
March 22—v. 183,* p. 1286—were
tric
and
Bank, of New York City.
Legal¬
ity approved b,y Sinkler, Gibbs &
awarded
Simons, of Charleston.
First
to
a*|f?di|p composed of
Boston
CdxvA
Robert
W.
;
'
'
(
'
-1
»
f;
v' C*
interest
J
.
1971. Principal* and interest
(A-O) payable"•■at? the American
Bank^" oi
.
,5
1,
National
>
•
Bon^dpe in 1972 and
thereafter
■
*■
will receive
untij7t30
March 26 f<*r the
receive $200,000
will
gins,
sealed
bert
sealed bids
on
y
TCoirnc
Manage;,
City
van,
■
Offering—John
Bond
Allen University
to
'
City, at 1.64%.
/SOUTH
.
J;
& Co.;
Ripple
$1,485,000 4s. Due/en Sept. 1 from
1956 to 197Qrinclusive. '.■■■•:■
headed by the Chem-
group
i
Lynch,
Beane;
•
liminary loan notes offered March
20—v. 183,: p. 1285—were awarded
t-'J ij
,
/
Co., at 100.10, a net
cost of about 2.47%, as
.
-
>
*'^
&
follows:
'
•
Island
Rhode
Sale—The
Note
j,
Agency,
Providence Redevelopment
.■
'
'
•
&<Q(£; and Herman
King, Quirk
interest
RHODE
,
•
■
July jl
on
Merrill
&
Bacqn.
^
"
*
,
composed of First
Corp.;
*
-
bonds offered the same day were
15—v. 183, p. 1163—
awarded to a group headed
fered March
were
-
■
-
IV
>.
£cQ985 inclusive.
/ from 1973
bonds of¬
eral obligation funding
■■
I
Additional Sale—The $2,875,000
/■
gen¬
I-!
-I,.
T
■
1 from
inclusive,
1972
to
2.60sf Due
1,903,000
Pottsville), Pa.
Sale —The $316,000
Bond
1964
from
'
idv/1
,
delusive.
•
. |
Due on July jl
2ViS.
41,652,000
Schuylkill County (P. O."!
•.>
1963
1958 to
Trust
the
to
;
aboijt 2.6j6%, as fol¬
v"
F'l
of
/
$11,000 2y4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
gality approved by Burgwin,
fin, Perry & Pohl, of
and
of April
Bank
J-D.
building
1972
as
1, 1971. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First State
School District,
City Indeo.
in
due
callable
are
1968 to
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,000
Bonds
clusive.
from
Texas
school
April 1 from 1957 to 1986 in¬
on
and 1984.
Cushing Indep.
...
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
26 for the purchase of $205,000
water and sewer system revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
inclusive.
40,000 4s.' Due on April 1, 1983
Houston.
MV.
Bond Offering—J. P. Benbrook,
inclusive.
92,000 3y4s. Due on April 1 from
•
.
Rockwall, Texas
thereafter
Clung & Knickerbocker, of Hous¬
ing bonds offered March 19—v.
ton, and the Central Investment
183, p. 1284-r-were awarded to the
Township School District
Company of Texas, Dallas, at a
Allison-Williams. Co.i of Minne¬
Authority (P. O. Broomall), Pa.
price of 99.85. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
apolis. ' ■.
[. \ v~ S '
Bond Offering—Secretary L. C.
from 1972 to 1978 inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1972 to 197S
Gilbert announces that the Au¬
TENNESSEE
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality
Bryan, Texas
thority will receive sealed bids
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Knoxville Housing Authority Incr,
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 28
Boothman, of Dallas.
Tennessee
general
obligation improvement
for the purchase of $680,000 school
Note Offering—Secretary-Exec¬ bonds was sold to Rauscher,
revenue bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
Hearne Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Director- JFt.
Rex
Wallace Pierce & Co., of San Antonio, as
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1986 utive
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
announces that the Authority will
follows:
" *
■"
inclusive. Bonds due in 1962 and
ing bonds offered March 20—v.
receive sealed bids ..until 1 p.m.
thereafter are callable as of May
$45,000 2y4s. Due on April 1, 1959 183, p. 1420—were awarded to
1,
1961.
Principal and interest (EST) on April 3ior the purchase
;
and 1960.
R. J. Edwards, Inc., Dallas, at a
of
$2,488,000 " preliminary
loan
(M-N) payable at the Philadel¬
55,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from price of 100.005, a net interest cost
notes.
Dated .May 1, 1956.
Due
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
phia National Bank (Trustee). Le¬
of about 3.17%, as follows:
on
May 10, .1957.
Legality ap¬
gality
approved by Townsend,
50,000 31/4S. Due on April 1 from $18,000 3y2s. Due on April 1 from
Marshall,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia. proved,^ by-Caldwell,
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
Mar pie
of Dallas.
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
.
pjp.
April 9 for the pur¬
$300,000 sanitary sewer
revenue - bonds.
Dated
of
system
issue of $50,000
Bond Sale—An
road bonds
re¬
2
April 1, 1956. Due on April 1
from 1957 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
(P. O. Post), Texas
Southwest Company,
follows/
v
until
on
chase
No. 4
bids
Hard-
will
Secretary,
grave,
i
Garza County Precinct
Palestine, Texas
Offering — J.
G.
Bond
1970 to 1974 inclusive./
Inc.
Mannheimer-Egan,
and
\
3.05%/bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1988 to 1991 in-
;
p.
■
280,000
.
$500,000 school
826—were awarded to.
a
group composed of the North¬
west Bank Corp.; J. M. Dain &
183,
v.
11,000 3s. Due on April 1, 1981.
4s,
as
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
1
general obligation bonds also of¬
building bonds offered March 14
;.
April
on
successful bidder for the $325,000
South Dakota
'
Due
2V2s.
from
tional
.
.
Dallas,
a
price
April 1, 1956. Interest
A-O, Legality approved by Mc~
Additional Sale—The First Na-1 Call, Parkhurst,& Crowe, of
•••'
.
April 1 from 1975 to 1977 in-
2y4S.
Dallas
to
Rupe & Son, bf
3%s and 3%s, at
of par. Dated Feb. 15,
1956.
Due serially from 1957 id
1987
inclusive.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Co.;
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
clusive.
»
&
585,000
building
$485,000
2%% bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
.
sold
Illinois Company; Hagberg & Company, of Dallas,
Co.; Hayden, Miller & as follows:
Co., and First of Texas Corp., at $23,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
"a price of 100.09, a net interest
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
cost of about 2.51%, as follows:
47,000 3y>s. Due on April 1 from
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
$240,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
49,000 3y4s. Due on April 1 from
Baird
Weeden &
County, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
CQQ
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Hanover Borough Authority,
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(1527)
Number 5519...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
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The Commercial and Financial
Indep. Sch. District, Texas
Bond Sale—An
school
building bonds
was
the Central Investment
of
Dallas,
1956.
to
sold to
March
on
inclusive.
from
1
2%s.
1976
1967 to
from
2
Ross,
ceive
school house bonds offered March
April
21—v. 183, p. 1164—were awarded
(EST)
chase of $5,000
Trust & Savings
on
Dated
bonds.
Bank, of Chicago;
White, Weld & Co.; J. C. Brad¬
ford
&
Co.; Republic National
Bank, of Dallas; Austin, Hart &
Parvin; Eddleman - Pollock, Inc.;
William N. Edwards & Co.; and
tional
Schneider,
Merchants
Inc.,/ at
BernetL &
a" net
100.0005,
cost of about
2.72%,
clusive.
interest
p.m.
the
at
and
Boston/, v
Peter
Bank,
Bond
Sale
funding
—
bonds
183,
—v.
The
In¬
Trimble
&
1957 to
21
Co., and Townsas
2;90s, at 100.41, a basis of about
■
on
approved by
of
1966
to
1976
bridge
Clerk,
will
The
—
1
sealed
April
on
$2,175,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 19o6. Due bn May 1 from
by
to
the
about 2.24%.
Other members
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.-*
Portsmouth, Va.
York; First Boston
Corp.^
Pressprich & Co.; Eastman,
Dillon & Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Co.; Weeden & Co.; Alex. Brownr
Wells,
Vass, City
Manager, will receive sealed bids
noon
(EST) on April 11 lor
the purchase of
$3,000,000 bonds,
follows:
as
Due
1976
inclusive.
bonds
dated
payable
May
interest
the
at
Waukesha, Wis.
Offering — Esther Winn,'
Clerk, will receive sealed!
Bond
City
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
for the purchase of
obligation school bonds*
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May 1
at
the
Waukesha National
Bank*
Waukesha State Bank, or at the
Treasurer's office. Legality:
1,
Chase
approved
$106,000
16—v.
awarded
the
to
National
183,
First
gen¬
American
and 4Vis. Due
to
183,
1164—were sold to the
p.
of
Bond
Washington.
Grow
The year 1955
share
common
common
has been
for 1955
shares
$3.22
were
outstanding
at
the end of the
also
was
awarded to Foster &
Seattle, at
pared with $2.95
per
share
PLANT
year com¬
Preferred Stock,
was
7,165,593 shares
on
at
Common Stock and
the close
annual
an
to
in
the
growth and prosperity in
Southern California in the
years
are
backing with
a
a
next two
years.
at
our
added
was
record
a
upon
on
1970,
through rights to Common
were
with every
held.
The
issue
1957 to
and
was
if.
Original
on
March
1
from
1976
on
on March 1 from
1977 to 1983 inclusive. "
22,000 3.40s. Due
and
3y2s.
on
March 1, 1984
Due
on
March
1,
1986.
it for service.
thon any
total
o
of
gain of 13.1 %
year
a
since 1947, reach¬
1954,
over
1 Dated
greater in¬
12,365,614,000 KWH.
o
Sale—An issue of $57,000
school bonds was sold to Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc., at
March
1,
1956.
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
$32,500 3y2s. Due
~
1956
to
4s.
1961
Due
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
SHEET
from
Dec,
on
1
from
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Interest J-D.
bonds
Thidaudeau,
sold
was
to
Jules
Inc.,
at a price of
98.35, a net interest cost of about
3.89%, as follows:
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$396,000 3s.
L
1957
to
to
135,000 4s.
Glendale River Hills and Granville
Joint School District No. 1
(P. O.
1967
Washington Road,
Milwaukee 9), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $484,250 build¬
ing bonds offered March 15
v.
183, p. 1287—were awarded to the
1
inclusive.
Montmagny School Board, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
$580,000
1962
4650 North Port
Dec.
on
1960
to 1975 inclusive.
WISCONSIN
PRESIDENT
4.09%,
follows:
Due
1961
Dated
A-O.
to
inclusive.
on
1966
April 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
1976
April
,
April 1 from
on
49,000 3y2s. Due
.
price of 98.68,
a
net interest cost of about
school
1985.
119,000
sub¬
Commission,.
Quebec
Bond
24,500
-*
Energy transmitted showed
crease
*
QUEBEC
March 1 from
inclusive.
65,000 3.30s. Due
,
offered
98.2%
was
1966 inclusive.
70,000 3y4s. Due
scribed.
GENERATION
1976.
as
1967 to
Preferred stockholders of record
May 17.
1955 on the basis of one
right for each
to
$325,-
revenue bonds
$49,000 3s. Due
■
,
15,
95.50, a basis of about 3J83 %J
April 1, 1956. Due April
1*
a
company lines.
$37,069,600 of 3%% Convertible Deben¬
due July
of
Lac oil e Protestant Sch.
Washington Corp.,
Seattle, and Dean Witter & Co.,
San Francisco, as follows:
number. It topped
group com¬
Dated
of
system in the
of
ing
dependent
the
sched¬
1954 total by 12.8% and
brought to
tures,
command, with the conviction that the
customers
to
An issue of
—
dormitory
a
Corp.; Bell, Gouinlock & Co.; and
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., at a price
sold to the First
86,899 additional meters connected
1955
share
area
be
are
FINANCING
we
Company's ultimate prosperity lies in the well-being of the
communities and
to
generating units
1,352,708 the total
over
Our objective is
soundly based growth of this
promote a
confidence
planned additional investment of
$250,000,000 in the
resource
ahead;
Bond Sale
000
con¬
CUSTOMERS
The
confident of further
are
Overall
next two years.
$2.40 per share.
Wb
kilowatts.
new
uled
sold to
was
were
price of 100.01.
a
bentures
posed of the Dominion Securities
Marshall, of
Washington College (P. O.
Bellingham), Wash.
budget for 1956 is $123,502,000
and five
Original
of $2.00
rate
175,000
struction
which participates with the Common,
increased in 1955 from
16
$7,400,000 3V£% sinking fund de¬
Western
EXPANSION
Segundo's first unit began operation in
May. Costing $24,000,000, it has o capa¬
city of
on
build¬
advance in net income to 9.6%.
El
of 1954. The dividend
$60,000
ing bonds offered March
$1/7,833,545,0 14.7%
1954. Net income
over
$29,172,504. Higher operating ex¬
particularly for fuel, limited the
up —to
penses,
the 7,475,880
on
revenue wot
increase
of achievement. Earnings per
one
Sale—The
BRUNSWICK
—
Spokane County School District No.
326 {P. O.
Spokane), Wash.
REVENUE & EXPENSES
Nov. 1 from 1958
on
New Brunswick (Province
of)
Debenture Sale
An issue of
Washington
Bond Sale—The $98,000 general
obligation bonds offered March 16
State
t
Bank, of Port Townsendl
PROGRESS
v.
V
1975 inclusive.
Everett),
by Southern California Edison
1,
1956.
Interest
.
Montreal,. Quebec.
Debenture
Sale
—
An
issue
—
December 31, 1955
Milwaukee
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
ELECTRIC PLANT
$915,193,009
INVESTMENTS AND OTHER ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
DEFERRED CHARGES
.
.
9,180.447
.
59,353,374
.
.
•
WEST
.
.
DEPRECIATION RESERVE
FIFTH
STREET
EDISON
•
LOS
$376,017,055
a
as 27/gs, at
basis of about
2.83%.
...
18,211,474
...
$089,889,464
COMPANY
ANGELES
La Crosse,
74,146,793
156,444,542
TOTAL LIABILITIES
CALIFORNIA
601
,
Company,
price of 100.34,
365,069,600
OTHER RESERVES AND LIABILITIES
$989,889,464
SOUTHERN
.
*
CURRENT LIABILITIES
3,184.300
TOTAL ASSETS
BUILDING
.
LONG-TERM DEBT
2,978,334
.
CAPITAL STOCK EXPENSE
EDISON
STATED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
a
53, CALIFORNIA
Bond
son,
f
COLUMBIA
Bond Sale—An issue of
$500,000!'
bonds was sold to
A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd., as 4y2s
NEW
OF
j.
improvement
Snohomish County, Sultan School
District No. 314 (P. O.
PICTURE
&'
Surrey, B. C.
1287—were
p.
Spooner
■■*'•'.
.
BRITISH
obligation bonds offered
March
Lines,
CANADA
■■
[.■■■'■
Port of Port Townsend
(P. O.
Port Townsend), Wash.
eral
by
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
WASHINGTON
Sale—The
Priyy^
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Dawson, of New York City.
Bond
April'
on
$3,000,000
general
Manhattan Bank, New York
City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
&
I:
City
and
are
Principal
(M-N)
Inc.;
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
clusive.
500,000 improvement bonds.
on May
1 from 1957 to
The
Lanston
Co.; Andrews
Commerce Trust
4
$2,500,000 water bonds.
Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
1956.
G.
&
Co., of Kansas City;
Fairman,
Harris & Co.;
Dwinnell, Harkness
& Hill, and Reinholdt &
Gardner*
Bond Offering—I. G.
until
the syndic
City Bank, of
New
City
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
&
R. W.
&:• Sons; Aubrey
Co.; C. F. Chiids
1976
Trust
of
cate: First National
&
to
syndicate
a
Harris
and interest
1957
anu
$8,000,000
183, p. 1287
Savings Bank, of Chicago, as
at a price of
100.05, a basis of
Williams,
receive
awarded
headed
April
sewer
totaling
—were
inclusive.
bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
3 for the purchase of
Sale
bonds
offered March 20—v.
Newport News, Va.
City
Chapman & Cutlerf
Milwaukee, Wis.
April 1 from
on
V
;
Chicago.
Bond
1965 inclusive.
Due
:
April 1, 1956. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at thfc
City Treasurer's office. Legality
composed of
Bond Offering—C. L.
awarded
end, Dabney & Tyson, jointly,
2.85%.
group
2.70s.
from
re¬
March
elusive.
Dated
&
$495,000 23/4s. Due
$200,000
offered
a
Wheat
505,000
1420—were
p.
to E. F. Hutton &
of
Legality'// approved^ ■> by
inclusive.
Swanton, Vt.
Na¬
Giuliani, of Montpelier.
1995
C.
Co.; Investment
Corporation of Norfolk; Anderson
& Strudwick; Edward H. Webb &
Co.; and Willis, Kenney & Ayres,
Inc., at 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 2.71%, as follows:
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bank, Montpelier, or at the
National
J.
Legality approved by
Marshall,
Due
interest
Montpelier
to
J-D.
Caldwell,
pur¬
April 1, 1956.
1958
terest
school construction
Principal
payable
follows:
as
2
the
for
3
awarded to
the
from
re¬
April 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
on
Hickman,
until
bids
to
Harris
will
Treasurer,
sealed
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
gen¬
improvement bonds offered
March 21—v, 183, p. 1287—were
purchase of $490,000
exempt dormitory bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
District, Vt.
Offering—C a 1 i s t a
T.
Town
for
1,100,000 school bonds.
Due
oiy
April 1 from 1957 to 1966 in-4
eral
non-tax
School
Town
Bond
—
of
inclusive.
1976
VIRGINIA
Hampton, Va.
H. Sargent. Secretary of Norwich
University, will
receive
sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
1
VERMONT
Waco Indep. School District, Texas
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000
composed
May
on
University (P. O,
Northheld), Vt.
Bond Offering—Colonel Edward
M-S.
hairlee
group
Due
Norwich
.
-
and 1966.
1,000,000
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
a
May 1 from
200,000 2V2S. Due on May 1, 1965
Company,
Interest
on
1964 inclusive.
1957 to
3Vis. Dated March 1,
as
Due
1981
$800,000 2%s. Due
issue of $75,000
Chronicle*>.Monday, March 26, 1956
Wis.
was
Clerk,
will
a
(CST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $1,650,000 bonds, as follows:
$550,000 sewer bonds.
Due
April 1 from 1957 to 1968
on
in¬
Anglo-Francais,
price of 97.36,
terest cost of about
lows:
$5,170,000
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
clusive.
sold to Credit
Ltd., at
Offering—Alice A. Dick¬
City
of
$15,000,000 Provincial debentures
from
3V£s.
1956
Due
to
9,830,000 4s. Due
a
4.20%,
on
1965
on
net in¬
as
fol¬
Nov.
1
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Dated March
15, 1956. Principal
(M-N) payable at a
cl*artered bank in Montreal,
and
interest
Toronto; Halifax, St. John, Winni¬
peg or Vancouver.'
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