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MICHIGAN
WAR 5
MONDAY
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ISSUE
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and
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Reg„ U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 183
New York
Number 5513
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, March 5, 1956
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
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INSURANCE
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See
Power
Southern
Co.—Hearing
,
below.—V.
Co.
183,
Franc. R.
amount
Stock and Bond Quotations
of
It
this
company, it was announced
that he will be succeeded by
understood
is
Vice-President of the company and close
cipal with Franc. Joubin and Joseph Hirshhorn in
present
W. H. Bouck, Q. C.,
associate and prin¬
the initial discovery
1969.
1,
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
♦
to
$4,150,000.
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provide for mandatory prepayments in annual
and the 3 % notes provide for mandatory
notes
$2,500,000
of
prepayments
Stock Exchange
sufficient
sum
a
2.55 7»
installments
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15
New York
27
American Stock Exchange
31
Boston Stock Exchange
36
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
36
Detroit Stock Exchange
36
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange— 39
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
39
New York
9.
Feb.
on
of
§ The
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Page
Joubin, following his policy of retiring from administrative
positions to return to the field of geology, has tendered his resignation
President
1978,
fund
of each of the years
to the trustee for a
redeem debentures in the principal
issued provides that on May 31
Inclusive, the company will pay
were
to
1956
31,
sinking
989.
p.
1979
due
Financing—
on
in
1959
years
t At Dec.
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.—President Retires—
as
1957, $32,500,000 in 1958, and $10,000,000 in each of
through 1963.
1955, debentures in the principal amount of $3,555,000
'were held for sinking fund purposes and are excluded from the above
tabulation. The indenture under which the 3 % sinking fund debentures
the
In This Issue
Alabama
MISCELLANEOUS
-
$30,000,000
Admiral Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 66,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Feb. 29 by White, Weld & Co. at $20 per share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 182, p. 1217.
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installments
annual
in
beginning
$12,000,000
of
Dec.
.
options under the
"Employees' Stock Option Plan had been issued and outstanding on
Dec.
31, 1955, there would have been 20,789,496 shares of common
stock outstanding on that date.—V. 183, p. 765.
U If
all
of
shares
the
stock
common
to
subject
"
———
—_
and development of the Algoma
a
uranium field.
Mr. Joubin is to remain
director of the company at the request of Rio Tinto.—V.
Allied
The
Chemical &
solutions.
will
be
this
in
and
Urana
has
urea
and
time
Uran.
been
will
the
At
produce
and
Montreal
Stock
time
Canadian
solutions,
solid
and
products.—V.
urea
183,
Exchange
Co.
of
America
Offered
Stock
—
—
A
sec¬
Stock
Exchange.
Toronto
Aluminum
Stock
Exchange—Curb
distribution of common stock was made on
Feb. 27 with the public offering by The First Boston1
Corporation and associates of 150,000 shares (par $1) at
$87 per share. This stock represents a portion of the
holdings of Arthur V. Davis, Board Chairman of the
Section
45
46
Markets
Over-the-Counter
ondary
41
42
—
Toronto
553.
p.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation
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40
Stock Exchange
present
American Alloys Corp., Kansas
39
San Francisco Stock Exchange
solutions
of the
ammonium
the
trade names
Nitrana,
the Omaha plant produces
under'
marketed
type,
uiea-ammonia
ammonia,
that dur¬
Feb. 20
on
underway for several months
to supply the heavy spring demand.
installations
new
announced
it will place in operation at its Omaha, Neb.,
for the production of additional nitrogen fertilizer
Construction
completed
The
nitrate
1305,
p.
year
facilities
new
181,
Corp.—Expands Plant—
corporation's Nitrogen Division
ing March of
plant
Dye
35
...
Industrial Stock Averages 35,
of Stock Prices.
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
Transactions American
35
SEC Index
Stock Exchange
company, who will own approximately 6.5% of the com¬
mon
stock after this sale.
The offering was quickly
oversubscribed
the books
and
PROCEEDS—The
closed.
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation
BUSINESS—The company and Its subsidiaries constitute an Integrated
producer
cf
primary
bauxite
to
finished
and
for
the
nine-month
net
sales
net
for
fabrication
finished
and
660,000
in
the
the
aluminum,
period
income
and
aluminum
ended
1954
Sept.
and
shares
the
of
below
named
have
Blyth
following respective
Kidder,
Merrill
White,
A.
A.
Weld
G.
&
&
Co.,
Co
1,275
Co
Co.
&
Republic Co.
Clark,
1,275
Mosle
Schwabacher
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
F. S. Smithers & Co.—
William
Stroud
R.
&
Dodge & Co..
Hallgarten & Co
3,400
Hemphill,
3,400
3,400
Walston
and Co
&
Hornblower
Laurence
Paine,
&
&
&
Weeks__
M.
Marks
&
Co.
Jackson
Bear,
Blunt
J,
C.
Co.,
Inc
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Stearns
EJiis
&
1,275
&
Co
Simmons
&
Fulton, Reid
1,275
Co
Chaplin & Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Kay,
Richards & Co
1,275
McJunkin,
1,275
Bradford & Co
...
& Co._
H. O.
Patton
Co.—
&
Peet & Co
<
900
900
900
900
900
900
900
sinking
3%,
Serial
OF
DEC. 31,
the
1955
$3.75
share)
cumulative
stock
Com.
on
preferred
on
common
common
per
stock-,
stock
—
share
—
close
at the
assets
4,431,143
260,364
3,192,386
$2.61
of the year 1955 totaled $24,540,969 and
(par
value
preferred
the
exclusive
subsidiaries
of
In
miscellaneous
an
t The Indenture
issued
provides
company
the 3 Ve %
31
to the trustee
debentures in the
of
due within a year,
debt of the company
Dec.
1955, consolidated net income was
31,
net income
stock outstand¬
of $1,399,322 for the
the year
provision for Federal taxes on income
and its
ended Dec. 31, 1955, was $11,047,700; and for the 12
1955, $2,933,248.—V. 182, p. 309.
American Bantam Car Co.—To
name
stockholders
p.
of
weeks
31,
this
vote
will
company
to
In
the
Pressed
Change Name—
near
future
on
the
changing
Metals of America,
Inc.—V. 180,
245.
than $1,428,000.
aggregate amount less
under which
that on" Jan.
will pay
redeem
long-term
$15,836,675,
and $4,447,908 inventories, priced at lower
Consolidated net income before
for
1,000,000 shs.
660,000 shs.
659,909 shs.
25,000,000 shs. 1120,381,865 shs.
Outstanding long-term debt is exclusive of debt
and
weeks ended
12
ended Dec.
stock—..
of
.
$100
value $1 per share)—
$17,812,238,
capital
market.-
or
ing.
This compares to consolidated
corresponding 12 weeks of 1954.
§27,500,000
§60,000,000
(par
of
working
leaving
$1,527,652, equivalent to 92 cents per share on common
t$125,000,000
J94,445,000
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$8,704,294,
liabilities
amount
cost
For
$500,000,000
1964—
1979
due
due
of
The
*
to
Outstanding
1973
due
preferred stock
per
1,275
—
1,275
Whipple
fund debs,
Notes payable—
2.55/'-, due 1967
3%
1,275
3,400
&
Bache & Co
Bacon,
&
♦Long-term debt
37/s% sinking fund debs,
1,275
1,275
1,275
Tucker, Anthony & Co
H. Walker & Co
AS
Authorized
1,275
Inc
.3,400
Webber,
Curtis
CAPITALIZATION
1,275
1,275
Co
Spencer Trask & Co._
3,400
Co
paid
paid
Earnings
Current
1,275
Co
Staats
Co.,
—
G.
Noyes
Dividends
1,275
3,400
(Inc.)
Leonard & Lynch—
Rotan,
3,400
Inc
A.
Moore,
3,400
Inc.
47,431
5,404,545
260,215
3,352,018
$3.22
~,
compared to $13,549,564 at the previous year-end. Included in current
assets are cash, Government and short-term marketable securities in
5,500
Co._
&
Central
Masten
E.
44,569
current
5,500
Co
&
Becker
&
4,697,119
accrued to minority interest
cum. preferred stock
7%
earnings
Dividends
47
The Course of Bank Clearings
1,275
1,275
1,275
Corp
Ryons
5,643,155
income
or
1,275
5,500
Allyn
Net
48
1,275
Higginson
on
paid
subsidiary's
1,275
Co
&
taxes
9,175,693
Statement of Federal
1,275
5,500
Corp
Witter
C.
Lester,
Co.—
5,500
Barney & Co.—
Securities
Dean
Lee
&
Co
&
Hilliard & Son
B.
J.
Irving Lundborg & Co
& Beane
ner
Hirsch
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Smith,
Union
J.
5,500
Brothers
Estabrook
5,500
5,500
Peabody & Co
Lehman
duPont
I.
7,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
in
11,092,269
Federal taxes on income—
before
Dividends
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Francis
25,100
Co
Inc
Co.,
Condition
$
138,982,148 134,768,356
sales
Federal
of Member Banks of
Reserve Banks
Shares
5,500
Stanley &
&
Statement
Federal Reserve System
severally
Shares
Morgan
Condition
stock:
common
The First Boston Corp
Earnings
income
EARNINGS
Dec. 31, '55 Jan. 1, *55
$
Net
48
Rates
OF
Year Ended—
54
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13
Combined
underwriters
to purchase from the selling stockholder the
of
net
period.
UNDERWRITERS—The
numbers
in
City Bond Offerings
and
STATEMENT
CONSOLIDATED
Foreign Exchange
compared
$42,164,000
& Investment News Cover
Dividends Declared and Payable.
revenues
amounted to $631,with $523,016,000
1955,
30,
and
revenues,
and processing of
its
alloys into semi¬
sales and operating
$68,134,000,
was
operating
comparable
agreed
of
products. Total net
State
mining
the
from
Registers
—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
American Bakeries Co.
will not receive any proceeds of the sale,
company
City, Mo.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This corporation on Feb. 24 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 130,000 shares of $5 par value 6% cumulative convertible
preferred stock, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group headed by S. D. Fuller & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The net proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock will be approxi¬
mately $547,000, after deducting expenses, and are proposed to be used
to:
(a) retire bank and mortgage indebtedness of $142,000; (bit con¬
struct
additional
furnace
facilities with capacity to provide about
18,000,000 additional pounds per year production, with accessory equip¬
ment, at an estimated cost of about $50,000; and (c) add to the cash
resources of the corporation and used for general corporate purposes.
The corporation, with its plant in Kansas City, Mo., is primarily
engaged
in the business of smelting and refining scrap aluminum
Into
alloy ingot.
The company's ingot is sold to the foundry and
diecasting industries for use in the fabrication of aluminum cast¬
ings.
Customers include the building, construction, automoblie, rail¬
road, aircraft, appliance, electrical and electronic industries.
In an
unaudited
report
for the four
months ended Dec. 31, 1955, the
company
showed
net sales of $1,231,046, compared with $751,101
in the like period of 1954.—V. 183, p. 989.
sinking fund debentures were
each
of
the following
for a sinking fund
a sum
following principal amounts,
years
the
sufficient
respectively:
American Barge Line
Co.—Reports Higher Profit—
subsidiary companies, report a consolidated
net income of $1,234,440 for
1955, compared to $829,302 for 1954.
Earnings were equivalent to $3.68 a share on the 335,000 outstanding
This
company,
and
Its
900
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1106)
1955,§the
In
taxes, and
made
company
$850,500 provision for Federal income
deferred income taxes. Comparable
a
The
officials reported that the provisions for
^
a
SI,100,462 deduction in 1955 ar^rh$77,9:^?eiLnK fft3
amortization in excess of normal depreciation
The l)[0T S10"tt^ fl
lerred income raxes in both years, they reported, are to be restoied
f*armng8 when
normal depreciation on fu.ly amortized equipment
not deductible for Federal income tax purposes.—V. 183, p. 5o3.
reflect
££
the
of
directors
cents
37%
1955
During
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Federal Power Commission
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sub131,
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announced that the total vo'ume of busi-
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Capacity—
Monday, March 5, 1956
announced
and service of ail Beckman products.
No equity financmg will be requ-red for the expansion
tho.
1C
Feb. 16 that an appli-
on
p.
by American Express for all its servic.s
i.i 1£55
$3,400,030,000—largest in i.s lC6-year his'.ory.
Consolidated net earnings for 1955 were a record $5,433,000, com¬
pared to $4,084,863 in
1954—an increase of 16%.
Net earnings in 1955 were the equivalent of $2.44 a share, compared
to $2.10 a snare ill 1954.—V. 182, p. 2785.
sta.ed —V
report
reporu ua"ea*
of pipeline fac.lities to enable it to receive and transport volumes of natural gas required to meet the needs of its present wholesale customers in the
1956-57 winter period, recently was accepted for filing.
The project, estimated to cost $8,521,000, would include the construetion of a total of 86 miles of pipeline in West Virginia and Virginia.
Seaboard, a subsidiary of The Columbia Gas Sy tern, Inc., serves
wholesale customers which supply markets in West Vi ginia, Virginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania and th; District o: Columbia. It r ceive> substantially all of Its gas from an affiliate, United Fuel Cas Co.—V. 17J,
by this corporation proposing the construction
cation
transacted
"ness
a
^
dividends were paid quarterly at the rate of
company
^Ralph T.eReed,rPresident,
specialized inves.mmt c mpany, owning
small number ox Canadian firms,—V.
a
Atlantic Seaboard Corp.—Plans to Increase
to
Co.—Business Reaches $3,400,000,000
uninterrupted dividend payments since 1870,
declared a second 1956 quarter.y ciividend
share, payable April 2 to shareho.ders of record
per
is
in
.
purchased in Munich, Germany, to provide adequate quarters for sales
f(.
record of
on Dec.
27
a
ior
2353.
p.
American Express
Continuing
and
holdings
.
company's Spinco; Division, and a taew laboratory for research into
semi-conductors.
This site is close to several medical schools and
hospitals and- Spjnco will become -the . company's headquarters for
medical instruments. Plans for a 150,000 square foot plant at Newport
Eeach, Calif., for Beckman Instruments' Helipot D.vision are being
rushed in the hope that the facilities can be ocsup.ed before the end
of, the year. In addition, a five-acre site for a new building has been
.
hi used for retirement of
general corporate purposes.
will
corporation
stantial
Company
faxes
proceeds
Indebteaness
deferred ^come.
8517,200 Federal, and $339,700
were:
is offered at par
the issue
The
$440,300 provision for
a
provisions
1954
stock,
of $2.59 dividend cumulative preferred
to yield 5%
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£2,L00,3P0 •f ^bibk;
150,099 shares
Consisting of
the 330,000 shares
and compare with $2.51 a share on
shares for 1955,
.
I8z
1907
dd
Parkinir
Rer>rh-\Tiif
Pn
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Tn"rpn«ipH
**eecn IMIU faCKing UO.
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program,
2678
and
v' 11907 anJ 2b78*
TTarrvinircj
Iteporis increased Earnings
This company and its subsidiary report for the year ended Dec. 31,
1955, net income of $3,746,592, equivalent to $2.45 per share on its
capital stock of 1,531,334 shares outstanding, Tnis amount compares
with $2,841,903, or $1.85 per share of net income from regular operatlons in 1954. Total net income of $3,370,685, or $2.20 per share,
reported for the year 1954 included non-recurring income of $528,776,
equal to $0.35 per share, from refund of excess profi.s taxes for years
1»40 through 1345.—V. 182, p. 1798.
1977.
reached
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$3,368,896 $38,471,684 $32,916,447
*
$3,624,596
income
Earnings
with
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
American Gas & Electric Co.
Period End. Jan. 31—
Net
share
per com.
$2.58
$2.99
—•
.33,
charges
nrovided
after
company,
taxes
mounts
ret profit
dividends,
s.ock outstanding as of
sales of $17,315,822 for 1955, reports
which, after allowing for preferred
on
$501,537,
$1.15
to
31
''Dec.
of
share
per
tne
on
common
1955.
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with net profit in 1954 of $450,439 cn sales of $15,equivalent after preferred dividends to 98c per share on the
common stock outstanding Dec. 31 of that year.
Current assets at the close of business Dec. 31, 1955, were $4,124,This
>
compares
365,071,
?22,
of
<<f
previous year.
totaling
the
-
$6
share
per
1073.
p.
':-v-:\5;!
American
M.
Howard, Inc.,
of
R.
C., Inc.
Stock Sold
,'V
.
to
conflict
The
allied
equipment.
;
,
.
.
PRESENT
—V.
;
preferred
7(955, its
V his
-
stock-and
date
5'/2%
cents
97
share
the
share
from
shares
net
of subsidiaries for the year
$33,940,961 for the previous
dividend
(referred
:
48 cents
...
There
for
the
were
jhares of $25
225,000
as
a
shares
of $25 par 6% preferred stock,
preferred stock and 3,245,366 shares of
31, 1955.—V. 181, p. 1074.
5'/2%
par
company,
Sir Robert is
.
-
225,000
otock
old
Feb.
after elimination
28
acted
of the
to
resume
arrearage on
dividends
the
on
...
a
share
*^7
7.942.
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and
at-a
stable
addition
uvidend
Tie
next
the
upon
Payment
of
a
quarterly
-dividends
common
lion of the accrued:
cash
divkjtod;?)J!S£l£iJo PHIre
March
on
15,
the old p e erred,
1956.
Thisacticn
consolidated
six
months
net
profit
of
Jan.
31,
last
ended
corresponding
period
the
company
1956,
year
and
$706,575
Net
on
a
share
1' t!
$1.61
l.t sai?c PeJ ? a year ag0' based on the shares than outstandS i adiusted ior the 5% stock dividend subsequently paid. This
«
an
y
0t
in
earnings
of
14%.
comPany's cameras,
■
projectors and accessory
items for
Sifhfi
period ended Jan. 31, 1956, were $11,737,422 or 10%
iiJt fiai«aifrtCon!Eara
sa!es for the same Period a year ago. Total
u tot iL
!?e cur5ent period, including military sales, were
uri'Jir.1
aS con?Pared to total net sales of $11,674,510 for the
previous
corresponding period.—V.
180,
p.
1206.
Argus Corp., Ltd.—To Sell Preferred Stock—
hnftit7}?.00'00^
Canada
oi <5° par P^terred stock will be on the market
a group headed by w- C. Pitfield & Co. Ltd., Montreal,
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below—V.
183,
f
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*
Firm
rirm
554,
p.
ew
.
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Eauin
to
special-purpose
for
Hieh-Snped
electron
Planp<?
to juquip mgn opeca nanes.
to
into service beginning in August,
go
commercial
S.
aviation's
"first
decision on
1958,
rep-
the. type.:of
flight control needed
to meet the requirements of the
turbo-prop and turbo-jet .age,", said Roy H. Isaacs, General Manager
of the Eclipse Pioneer division of Bsndix —V. 183, p.
o
common
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6, 1956, to request a hearing thereon,
The three companies, subsidiaries of
Feb. -6 of-
878.
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.
and
home
ii/r
~
TT
Feb... 29
,i
TT
/
.
approved
a
proposal to
Howard
.
Western
merge
the
Inc., a wholly-owned
Texas corporation;
corporation, owned 99,96%.
of
r
•
.
ondary Olferin&
$1)
was
$23.75
made
^
ccqiq
,
who
af
has
beair'-Preslden^^^^c^'eWted*™To
"Chairman^jjjk»2!R^Boardv-Jn jvhich posiofficer of .thecompany,
Ml. Potter also, was elected a director
ing Mr. Herrick.:
director
■
ci'v Mnnthc iPnrioH
n
n
Subs.)—Earns
ii
Nox-x Months Ended Dec. 31
.
f';
7
,
as
a
consultant to the president.—V.
Provision for Federal te.xes
on
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.—Acquisition-
ah* conditioning.
Higher
operated as a division cf Bohn.
with the anticipated increase in the market for heat transfer
enuipment for air conditioning a"d re'rigeratlo"', it is expected that
M.m* tcr ts»
signer
9.995,980
ased
Several
—
on
—
and
refrigeration
oneration will
industry.
The new
be expandad comiierably,
the
facility
will be
announcement
858 711
514^000
$758,883
$552,378
$0.6i
$0.45
said—V
„
.
earnings
Earnings per share_____
conditioning
this.new
7,763,948
■
Net
2014.
s- D- 1)611 Uvl, President, said t»-e move was, part of a. company
-752,000
income—
p.
'
cents
1,377,942
expenses
182,
'
.
«.
Thi5 corporation,announced on Feb., 29 that it had. acquired the
ps<?ets of the Betz Corp. of Hammond, Inf. B:t3 manufactures a complete'line of heat transfer equipment for commercial refrigeration and
wr-
~
195d
1954
$12,884,811-. $9,699,037
Jvf"TiT~_17C——J~T7~
Cost of goods sold, selling, & adminis.
Research and
development
and a mem-
succeeding J. H. Tredinnick.
who has^- resigned as an Executive. Vice-President,
and/ member of the. executive committee will remain as a
.Vice-President" and
air
(&
'
•
executive committee,
.
Beckman Instruments, Inc.
»
Tredirmtck,
Of 55,319 shares Of common stock (par
Feb. 21 by Lee Higginson Corp. at
share, with a dealer's discount Of 87^
share. It was completed.-V. 183, p. .658.
per
Herrick,
creabed» nffice
,ber of the
on
per
:
*
''Viee-Pvesident^rhas beent elected
President ■ and chief'^dministrative j officer: of^the^'company; succeed-
the
Refractories, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
nfforino
U.
newly
.tion'he. >ill serye^as. ckief^policy
and Thermjnsul Corp.;
•«-
v
W.) Bliss Co.—Changes in
(B.
Vnit Voted
r^er
<
on
§ubject of a later filliig.—V. 182, p. 4^*-^'
» .->>
A *** •
inajrovewtents.
j
^
Associates,
out^anding baink no»% indebtedness dhfti/i l95gTrom the proceeds to
be derived front} the issuance, of .pretor^^Wfc^^/hich will be the
formerly
Bankers Di co i^t
&
FI- financing and p''rc%asi-g ofAo^s-flmd\
modernization
'■
Utilities
bank loans or to pay for construction .expenditures. -As at
Dec. 31, 1955, ^Blackstone, Brockton-and Fall. -River, had joutstanding
bank loans of $2,500,000, $700^)00 and $600,1)00/ respectively; and,
Accw-dlng to the. application, BJackstortp?w!ll,jf#ire a portion of its
term
.
.
Eastern
wil1 VS2 the proceeds of the bank, notes, to pay outstanding sborti
stock (par 100)
A
»
Engineer
automatic
'
■
SvstPms
scheduled
resent U.
y
.
Project
Chief
as
Fliehf
New
Investment
-
"
'
SuddIv
ouppiy
served
American Airlines* new fFet of Lockheed-Electra 400-mile-an-hour
airliners will be equipped with a completely transistorized automatic
flight system developed; by Bendix Aviation Corp., it was announced
on Peb- 231
The transistorized systems for the airlines'1 four-engine, turbo-prop
~
corporation,
to
stockholder*-
Massachusetts
,
increase
i
-
Co., also Of Newark,
658.
p.
Consummation
for
cpnsoli-
deluding all subsidiaries. Earnings per common
r
,current six month period as compared with
'"*1
.
.
tubes designed to meet the "thermal barrier" problem in the latest
high-speed, high-altitude planes.
Production of these "ruggedized"
tubes, which have additional applications in communications and other
major industries, also is -being expanded, Mr. Kolar said. ■ -
-
relating
Basic
profit
;
Corn.—To Exoand Traivsistor Outmit
had
Rock Wool
nnjarv
subsidiaries
$823,103.
was
was
air-
and Camdale,
-
.
.contracts
—V.: 183,
a
Argus Cameras, Inc.—Reports Increased Profit—
the
manufactures
766.
p.
,f
A
proposed plan will simp'ify the
corporate^
structure of Baldwin-Hill and result in greater efficiency and
economy
of management, the company said.—V.
183, p. 878.
,
,fhe
which
Dr.
pi 990.
183,
-
*
sharp
BUSINESS—This
prises,
arrearage on the less than 1% of old preferred which
not been surrendered for exchange under the company's Voluntary
P)an of Recapitalization which terminated
Feb. 27—V. 183, p. 553,
.he
183,
Bendix Aviation
? finance EO„ inc., INewarK, N. J.
Securities
»
W^hinafced-Hhe
i0r
Division
Co-
net proceeds are to be used to purchase
contracts,
mortgages from contractors.
•
and
The
1
declara
;>»yable«Marchholders %rVbcord
^
to
$8,900,000—V.
"board's action;
the
Bellanca
,
C^p.%a V*fcPUy-,dwn«d .subsidiary, into the parent-company,
"the
Stockholder ^approval
action' taken by th™Board
. the. Tjrppteed
is
contemplates cons'deratfoir*qver
few'yeare i>f an ahnoal rmodest stock diytSentLfcaiiMjiikf't ^jmmnaKemwt^yti^^Lbriia^X^tiy -d^ct' owpership. of Baldwm-'mu''
■bW a«*PlbP*vPVand ■Sssets'of its tnree subsidiaries ^Western Rock,
company's (earnings perfbrih*lyj|^ttj -op*t
▼nvool, a wholly-owned Indiana corporation; George W. Elliot. Enterreyipwjng
the
A
'.•'p.M.-Jsmi
®
announcing the dividend, Qt$o G. Schwenk, President,. said the
directors established, the policy of ^paying cash dividends ori a quarisriy
equipment,
Inc., the country s largest manufacturer of precison ground cams.
Bellanca also has a working control interest in the Waltham Watch
Co. and owns approximately 30%
of the capital stock of TMT
Trailer Ferry, Inc., operators of the only motor ferry trailer hauling
service between the United States mainland, Puerto Rico, the Virgin
Islands and
South America.
Bellanca's subsidiary,
Oleum-Atlantic,
' Corp., was recently awarded a charter to operate, after their construction, six high speed tankers at a total estimated building cost
of $50,000,000,
to
be
chartered
to the
U. S, Navy's
Military $ea
Transportation Service under a ten year charter at an annual rental of
include:
of
adviser Templeton
Co.—Acauires
Lu.
squires
nance.kCo., is engaged in the
In
dividend," Mr. Schwenk safdAjn
. ; tf •••
Albert
L.
Physics,
board
radar field.
N. J.—V.
,
^
'
;
the
.
PROCEEDss-The
on
common stock, payable ^pril 2 to holders of record March 15, 1956.
n addltidn," the directors declared a 5,%.J stock ui iJend di the com¬
mon
stock payable Jtfne 1-to
slqarehipfcrs of record May*. 15, 1956.
These are tne firtt comnlpn divraqnoklvby the
company
sir.ee June,
.
include
•
Depar ment
^
jv>r
notes
,
quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents
a
in the
in vestment
publicly 600,000 shares of
at
the company's unexchanged
preferred stock,
The'board declared
*
as
Washer
vvdsiier
.
fered
common
operations
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stoqk (par $5)
Blackstone Valley Gas, &iElectrkF Co.^Bank Loans^-2'
was made on Feb. 23 by Reynolds & Co.
,at $55.50 per
This company,-Brockton EtRsolr*Co. and Fall River Electric Light
share, With a dealers discount of $2 per share.
It was
Co.,Jiave joined-in the filing of an application with, the SEC for an
completed.—V. 173, p. 198.
;r«rdi'f authorizing the issuance of short-term promissory notes *to~
"
*
'
'
'
banks in the respective amounts of $3,150,000, $1,750,000 arid $1,.Backers Discount & Finance Co "'"inp^lSniwark'-N
¥
000,000; and the Commission has given interested persons until March
—Marlm
on
shares of that company.
industrial
Products,
*1?/
American Window Glass Co.—Resumes Dividend—^
directors
Officer,
^
.
common
inventor
an
See Bellanca .Aircraft Corp.
;
riock outstanding at Dec.
The
molding
be long term capital
the atomic, electronic
oF this
Members
Executive
of Englewood,
Automatic
nuuHidui
Avon
separate corporation, for
1955 amounted to $2,497,317, or 58 cents per share, after
requirements on the 6%
preferred stock and on the 5%%
stock' from Feb. 16, 1955, its date of issue, and $1,836,086, .cr
per share on the shares now outstanding, for the year 1954.
7'ap -year
„
11
income
industries.
Jr.,
The Fund has retained
<"
s
The
diversified
craft parts, laminated plastics and Air Force tow targets,
new
Booth,
T.
Research, Inc.,
•,' '
stock.
the
on
for
Treasurer.
chemical
and
York.
i
16,
Feb.
common
7 'ear.
;
Bellanca's
University; Calvin D. M?cCracken, President Jet He^t, Inc.;
Dr.
Herbert C. Pollack, Schenectady, N.
Y., research associate, research laboratory, Electronics & Radiology Division, General ElectTic
Co.; Francis Qlnuted, Director of Dev»lopme.it. U. S-Industrial Chemicals Company Division of National pistlllers Corp., and Sir Robert A.
Watson-Watt,
Westmount,
Quebec,
Chairman,
Sir- Po' ert
WatsonWatt and Partners,
Ltd., London, and President, Adalia, Inc., New
_
operating revenues
$36,596,802 and were
to
stock
on
per
appliances
& Son Division in the field of rubber-working machinery and plastic-
lumbia
347,000 shs.
cents
washer-dryer
and metal signs. Bellanca received
.
tronic
Outstanding
preferred
per
$3,188,161, or 88
for the year 1954.
gross
,1355 amounted
,
to
with
outstanding,
Consolidated
the
on
issue,
of
compares
«' : tow
the
and
combination
of the cuts.anding common
40%
urganizea
was
through underwriters.
objective of the Fund will
investments in companies in
of
.,
For the year ended Dec. 31, 1955, this company had consolidated net
of $3,772,500,
equivalent, after dividend requirements on. the
;;%
company,
.
,
203.
p.
investment
Subsidiary—
dividends from Nelson.
"
,,,■
,rt®ella?cas shares of Automatic Washer will represent more than
i
corporation,
of this
formation
the
Corp.—Sells Nelson
$1,220,000 recently acquired by Automatic Washer. During the time
Bellanca owned N. O. Nelson Co., Eellanca received $3,466,800 in
OrSani/pd
Tnr
Fund
rhprniral
.,
FINANCING
750,000 shS.
value)
par
manufacturer
;
.
;
Aircraft
950.000 shares of Automatic Washer (recent closing price Midwest
f,t0ocokn ^change: $8 Va > together with an outstandmg Bellanca note of
7
,
Income
-
'•
•
183,
($i
554
d
p.
34,601,163
28,895,752
VT ,7
5
J UUiput
Ltd
He is also a director of Western Air Li.ies, Inc;
1
Appointment of Dr. Wallace C. Caldwell to head a new department
Mr.
Damroth Is a
partner In William G. Damroth & Co., Vicefor expanded • research Into and production of transistors was anPresldent of Templeton Investment Research, Inc.,. Partner tin Family
nouncpd on Feb. 24 by Edward F. Kolar, General Manager of the
Fund Investors, and Vice-President of Great Companies of Americ\
.ucoloration s Red Bank division.
Inc.
Mr. Palmer is a Vice-President of Templets, Dobbrow & Vance,
;
Caldwell, w.ro has been chief engineer of the division's electron
Inc.
and Templeton Investment Research,
Inc.
tube plant at Eatontown, N. J., for the past four years, will direct
Among the directors are Richard de la ChapeUe, Pre-.idrnt and ' an engineering and manufacturing program geared to the growipg
Director of Lee Higginson Corp.; George T. Delacor e, Jr., President of
* market
for transistors and other semi-conductor devices which can
Dell Publishing Co. and William E. S. GrEwold, Jr., Director of Com- • oft|n replace vacuum tubes in electronic "brains," radios, jet planes
mercial Development, General Mills, Inc.
'
and guided missiles, Mr. Kolar said.
The Fund will have an advisory board, '.composed of scieVi t?;
to
John H. Wyman has been named to succeed Dr. Caldwell as Chief
advise the Fund as to significant developments ia the atom'c, elecEngineer for electron tubes at the Red Bank division. Mr. Wyman
American Water Works Co., Inc.—Earnings Up—
-
.
stock
183
ibj,
3,372,344 ' 37,775,538
2,778,446 32,378,245
v
J^sn2bold and
,
Author'zed
Capital
V
:
>
sal«s of appliances, hardware and plumbing^ supplies, and Nelson's
subsidiary, Joplin Supply Co., to Automatic Washer .Co., of Newton,
Damroth,
G,
Eugene
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
v
$
,
Fund include John M. Templet: n, President;
Vice-President, and William S. Pd.ner, Vtc>
Mr. Templeton is Pr sid nt of Templeton
Investment
Research,
Inc.,
Templeton,
Dobbrow
&
Vance,Inc.,
Templeton & Llddell Fund, and Templeton Growth Fund of Canada,
/nglewood, Calif.
and
Bcllanca
industries.
of
Of .leers
President
The company's immediate business w!ll be the design, development,
manufacture and sale of engines, including, but not necessarily limited
to Diesel engines of low horsepower, lighting plants both A. C. and D.
<3., three phase industrial plants,
D. C. battery charging plants,
attachments
'
,
$
This corporation has announced the sale of its subsidiary, the N.
O. Nelson Co., of St. Louis, Mo., one of the country s largest wholq-
■
offering
through
V/'.lliam
original name an! similer
; names in other states in which it is desired to qualify to do business,
1 he name was changed on Dec. 6,
1955, to the present title.
The
company's present address Is Oliver Building, Mellon Square, Pittsburgh,
1:2, Pa.
It also has an additional temporary address P. O. Box 549,
marine
of
principal
chemical
and
its
between
is
open-end
an
as
growth
of Los Angeles and for the general operation of the
company'# business.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated Sept. 12, 1955 in Penn¬
sylvania under its original name of American Manufacture and
Due
*
the
Xt
continuous
a
\fachipery Co.
Co.
3,688,929
3,097,933
1955—12 Mos.—1954
24,530,082 297,275,380 274,979,501
17,786,577 214,087,847 199,971,222
2,655,532 33,105,072 29,736,032
715,629
12,306,923
10,671,084
—
whicli will opmade in Feb, z9.
The company has filed a registration statement with the fjacurities &
Exchange Commission covering 400,000 shares of capj.al
stock in
contemplation of a public offering by an u::derwri i g group manag d
by Lee Higginson Corporation.
After the initial offering there will be
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to complete the pur¬
chase of the patent licenses from Diesel Power, Inc.; to exercise the
'Irtjon to purchase
the Hallett
diesel
engine
business of
Moore
1 -esearch
Net operating income
Net after charges—
—V. 183, p. 878.
agreement!,
merger
7
Announcement
of Feb. 13.
as
26,486,124
19,089,229
2,747,972
959,994
Investment Company Act of 1940 upon the
presently in progress before a Hearing Officer
under
Commission )—V
commission.)
v.
the
the
erate
Langley-
—
the
of
A)—S<1
Feb. 1 publicly offered 300,000 shares
share) as a speculation.
on
oversubscribed
was
—
.«•
<.
,
Atomic, Electronic &, Gnemical *una, inc.
stock at par ($1 per
common
U
A.
terms
proposal
merger
paid
were
the
hearing
(A
'Of
of
duri-g 1975 cn the
«company's preferred stock. In November a dividend of £0 cents per
hare plus an extra dividend of 25 cents per share were declared on
7 he common stock, which were paid early i.i January,
1956.—V, 181,
Dividends
agreement
thp
in
1955—Month—1954
$
$
Operating revenues
Operating expen„es__:__
Federal income taxes-—
Other operating taxes—
■
satch common.
71
with current
at the close
current liabilities were $2,457,792, as compared
$3,763,456 and current liabi.ities of $2,124,649
and
assets
Period End. Dec. 31—
a
9,899,095
the presently outstanding capital stocks of the constituent companies will be converted into
common
shares of the surviving corporation
(Atlas) in the following
manner:
Four shares for one share of Atlas common; 2.4 shares for
one share of Airfleets
common; One share for one share of Aibuquerque common; Four shares for 5.25 shares of RKO common; 2.4 shares
for one share
of San Diego common;
13 shares for one share of
Wasatch cumulative
preferred; and 1.3 shares for one share of Wa-
American Ice Co.—Sales and Profits Higher—
This
filed
covering
1956,
28,
registration statement also covers
1,250,000 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred
stock, $20 par; and the preferred shares will
become issuable upon and to the extent that shares of common stockare
converted into shares of preferred upon the terms and conditions
Under
p,
Feb.
on
The
553.
p.
SEC
tompany
investment
York
New
the
companies.
including provision for deferred Federal income
f ixes and preferred dividends of subsidiaries. Based on average num¬
ber
of shares outstanding during period (12,873,872 in the 12 months
ended
Jan.
31,
1956;
and
12,851,382 in the preceding year.)—V.
all
After
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
registration statement
shares of its $1
par common stock, to be issued pursuant to an agreement of merger
providing for the merger of Airfleets, Inc., Albuquerque Associated
Oil Co.,
RKO Pictures Corp., San Diego Corp., and Wasatch Corp.
into Atlas. Upon consummation of the merger,
the common shares
will become issuable by Atlas in its capacity as the prospective surviving corporation
in exchange for shares of stock of the other
This
"
*
Corp.—Registers Plan With SEC—
Atlas
1,249,735 shares outstanding at the end. of both periods,
building projects are now underway, Dr. Arnold O. Beckman,
President, said, a 33.000 square foot building is being constructed at
Palo
Alto, CaUf., to house the offices and new laboratory of the
183
.
Boston
n
.
„
&
„
T,„
Maine
RR.
—
.
.
«
,
^
,
Eauipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and associates on
Feb. .29 offered $7^30,000 of series 1, 4%% equipment
trust certificates, maturing annually March 1, 1957 to
1Q71
inpliiQiv/p
Lim,. inclusive,
nrhp^p
pprtifimtps
in^tj^limpnt
of
fi
inese cermicaies, iirst^mstaiment 01 a
proposed ISSUe Of $18,510,000, are priced to yield 4%%
Volume 183
Number 5513
all maturities.
on
Feb. 28
They
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
awarded to the group
(the only bid received).
were
bid of 99.16%
on a
.
Issuance and sale of the certificates,
of
the
Interstate
The
total
is
be
to
secured
stainless steel coaches estimated
i
Associated in
-liarns ■&
&
Co.;
the offering
Shearson,
Co.;; Wm.
E.
to
Privately—George
Feb. 29 announced that $300;t00
of subordinated notes, due Feb. 1, 1967, had been pri¬
vately placed with institutional investors by F. Eberstadt
& Co., investment bankers.
Abrash, President,
Eubject to the authorization
&
box,
&
less
than
The proceeds
Pressprich & Co.; Baxter, Wil-
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
and flat cars and
$23,151,130.
hopper
not
cost
E. W.
are:
Hammill
Pollock
by
Freeman
McMaster
Co.;
&
Ira
•Mullaney, Wells & Co.; and F. S. Yantis & Co. Inc.—V.
183,
&
p.
officers
L.
President,
directors
and
to
-elected
/Eliot
Bierer,
the
board
Maurice
Biltrite
of
David
Bernstein,
W.
J. Bronstein, Miah
Marcus, Richard J. Marcus and Robert G. Marcus.
These are in addition to the present directors, who are: John M.
Bierer,- Hervey W. King, Wilfred L. Larkin and James N. Mason.
,
•
Maurice
<
W.
Bernstein
Eliot
elected
was
Treasurer and Clerk,
183,
V.
First
Vice-President
J.
Treasurer,
as
and James N.
Mason
Alden S. Foss
Vice-President.
Executive
as
■/.
f
990.
p.
Ltd., London, England
New British Affiliate—
Thomas
•
B.
McCabe,
President
Scott
of
Co.
Paper
Sir
and
Eric
The
products similar to Scott's.
enterprjse, to be called Bowater-Scott Corp., will be a
in which Bowater and Scott will have equal ownership
joint
the
on
;Bowater will be Chairman. The
fit. Andrew Paper Mills, which
of directors,
board
new
has
for
some
wnich Sir
of
ties,
Eric
We
may
,
be
182,
the successor to
engaged in
will be
company
the manufacture and sale of products similar to Scott's. St. Andrew
Mills was acquired by the Bowater Organization early in 1955 and is
;
subsidiary of The Bowater
a
Present
Ltd.
include
company. The
.provide
plant by the new
the use of Scott trade-marks
for
/products
as
tribution
well as
the
expansion
by Bowater's St. Andrew Mills.—V.
tne
new
i
agreed
its
,
at
forces
i
.products.—V.
182,
stockholders
27 approved a proposed change in
Buckeye Corp., and voted to increase
-
'
!
/-
•
,
.
the
,
will
poultry industry
continue
to
sold
be
by
a
division
of
—V.
.
178,
The
company
in
on
31,
Jan.
tha
the
Brothers
—Plans to
Change Its Name—
23 filed
Feb.
on
additional
an
$145
'
include
for
world-wide
the
forth
are
named
and
the
$165,470
$1,953,120
51,108
51,273
589,294
$115,705
23,966
$114,197
$1,363,826
23,966
287,592
$91,739
$90,231
$1,076,234
867,141
867,141
867,141
$1,139,040
867,141
$0.11
$0.10
$1.24
$1.31
S.
Dickson
stock
&
Co.,
Securities
Interstate
operations
of
this
corporation
and
year
Charles
-
operations
of
The
Todd
Co.,
R.
Hadley
Co.,
Los
deductions——
income
divid.
requirements
Balance for
—V.
183,
com.
stock
share—
,
Dana
Seibert,
will exchange their
Candian
of
has acquired The Cook Super Market Chain with
Erie, Pa., Jules J. Aaron, President, announced on
that this
acquisition involves the outright casn
purchase for $1,000,000 of approximately seven units, five in operation
in Erie and one each under construction in Ashtabula, Ohio,
and
Meadville, Pa. The latter is scheduled for opening within the next 60
to 90 days.
Purchase of the Cook chain increases the total number of Century
on
Delhi
,
v
— Stock
Sold—
Feb. 23 by R. S. Dickson
Feb.
on
21
on
a
,
-
rights to
Inc.-
Retail
Corporation.,..
...
—
Inc
_
—
-
"
4,500
4,500
3,750
2,500
2,500
2,000
2,000
1,500
Company
Vance Securities Corporation
See'also V. 183, p. 990.
—
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,250
j
.
2,564%
1,800
1,800 /
1,500
1,000 >1,000
P00 ;
800
600
600
500
'
Mr.
«
The
sales and earnings
as compared to $68,060,359 in 1954.
1955 was $1,841,169, equal to $3.01
share compared with 1954 net income of $1,566,137, equal to $2.56
1955.
'
-
company
Sales
income
Shajre.—V.
on
were
from
Feb.
181,
p.
16
announced record
$74,608,683
operations
for
2469.
of
the
he
added.—V.
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
30
year
the
rate
includes
the
units,
182,
grossing
2355.
p.
well
over
$50,000,900 In
annual sale:.,
Chicago & North Western Ry —Equipment Trust Cer¬
trust certificates, maturing annually Nov. 1, 1956 to 1970,
inclusive. These certificates, third and final installment
of an aggregate issue not exceeding $11,700,000, were
priced to yield from 3% to $3.75%, according to matur¬
ity and
were
of 99.619%.
and
Issuance
submitted by Salomon Bros.
sale of the certificates are subject to the
of the Interstate
The
cars
t
was
Hutzler.
&
f
awarded to the group March 1 on a bid
competing bd of 99.581 for 37/aS.
total
issue
estimated
Co.;
&
Co.;
L.
F.
authorization,
Commerce Commission.
is
to
to cost
be
secured
by
1,575 box cars and 500 gondola
$14,630,390.
the offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
Rothschild & Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Freeman &
Ira Haupt & Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Wm E.
Inc.; and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V. 183, p. 884.
Gregory & Sons;
Pollock &
Co.,
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Reports
Increased Earnings
corporation on Feb.
27 reported record net income
from
operations, after deducting all taxes, charges and reserves, of $36,880,479, or $4.03 per common share, for the year 1955, compared
with $35,590,217, or $3.85 per common share in 1954.
This
report disclosed that receivables purchased by the financing
factoring subsidiaries in 1955 exceeded $5 billion for the first
Receivables purchased last year totaled $5,392,910,377, compared
with $3,957,923,489 in 1954.
The
and
time."
~
-
Outstanding receivables were at a record high at Dec. 31, 1955*
aggregating $1,932,049,114, compared with $1,351821.218 at the end
of 1954 and
$1,686,002,414 at June 30, 1955,
Collection experience
was
satisfactory in all divisions and the condition of the portfolio
of receivables continues to be excellent.
Deferred income and
*
unearned premiums at Dec. 31, 1955 amounted
a year earlier and $158,183, p. 666.
$181,184,805.' compared with $138,186,032
525,995
at June
30,
1955.—V.
Clevite Corp.—Unit
r
for
Net
.
Receives Large Sub Contract—
Products, Inc., Wallingford, Conn., a new subsidiary,
production orders for more than $1,000,000 worth of solid.
stainles.4 steel compressor blades for use in J-57 jet aircraft engines.
The sub-contract, announced by James D. Lightbody, Clevite Aero
Vice-President and General Manager, was let by Ford Motor Co.'s Aircraft Engine Division in Cheiago, 111.
The J-57 engine powers many of
the nation's advanced jets, InAero
has received
Seibert, Editor and Publisher,
1
fluctuations in
i
program
tificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and asso¬
ciates on March 2 offered $3,900,000 of 3%% equipment
tc
per
per
said that plans have
warehousing expansion to
Aaron
merchandising facility. Approx¬
five new supermarkets. With the completion of the new
construction, Century Food Markets will have in operation at the close
.
Carpenter Paper Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
be serviced from Century's main
Mr.
the Immediate
of
Clpvite
•
for
Sharon and New Castle, Pa.
said
that
the
company's 1956
Aaron
opening
Rochester,
Angeles,
Youngstown,
to an all-time high in excess
of $40,000,000. Century Food Markets
prior to the purchase operated 11 stores in the Youngstown metropoli¬
tan area ana one each in Warren, Akron, Berea and Salem, Ohio, and
,
-
in
imately 70,000 square feet of floor space will be added te provide a
warehousing area of 145,000 square feet.
The newly acquired Cook stores will increase Century Food Market's
sales volume by $13,000,000,
thereby bringing the annual gross sales
Ellwood City,
500
500
500
25, all of which will
formulated
total
of
purchase shares
1,500
Company
Investment
to
center
accommodate the demand for additional
Equivalent
--
Hlrshberg! Inc
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
S. Hays & Company, Inc
Southern
outlets
distribution
already been
No. of Shares
Securities
Lee Peeler &
added
'
The group
bid of $6,211
Rights
6,412.
——_
Corporation
McDaniel Lewis & .Company—
McCarley & Company, Inc...
Alester G. Furman Co., Incorporated
J.
in
He
Associated in
R.
its
27.
President.
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
$1,407,962
263,922
company
headquarters
Feb.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, ■ Publishers, 25 Park Place, New-York 7,.N- X., factor 2-9570. Herbert D.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices. 135 S. La sauo
Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith: Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana-Company. Reentered as second class matter
post office at New'York, N. Y„ under'the-Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and JJembers of Pan-Aiherican Union, $60.00
Canada. $63,00 per year. Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
William
$2,035,477
627,515
767.
p.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.
$2,033,101
2,376
Century Food Markets Co.—Acquisition—
This
registration statement with the
shares of capital stock (par $1).
below, an aggregate of 36,162
capital stock of the company:
Carolina
'
■
Calif., both of
;
which were acquired as wholly-owned subsidiaries in 1955. .
In 1954, exclusive of Todd and Hadley operations, earnings from
Burroughs' world-wide operations were $9,146,514, or $1.83 per share.
;
Estimated income taxes due to the United States and other gbv\ ernments on-current taxes totaled $12,800,000, compared with $8,£$0,000 In 1954.—V. 183, p. 767.
Y.,
company
First Securities Corporation.;
new
a
full
$166,813
quickly oversubscribed.
was
this
awarded
common
Concentrating Co.
*
H.
Company
Number of
high of $218,592,481 in 1955, an increase
of 294 over the 1954 figure of $169,099,093.
After provision for income taxes, .earnings from world-wide opera¬
tions were $12,149,753, or $2.19 per sliar6 in 1955.
All 1955 figures
*
income
Net
& Telegraph Co.
offering made
share
per
R.
Burroughs Corp.—Revenues at New High—
reached
2,925
right for 36,162 rights.
per
J
subsidiaries
$1,950,195
90
A
Ecott, Horner & Mason,
from
Subs.)—
(&
$165,380
Pfd.
a
200,000
Norrls '&
Revenue
expenses
Int., etc.
& Co. and associates of 14,464 shares of common stock at
f
,
The stockholders on March 27 will vote oh approving a proposal to
change the name of this company to .Bunker Hill Co. as a part of a
long range expansion program.—V. 170, p.' 1729.
.
&
for a-like number of shares
wili.be dissolved.
Carolina Telephone
set
&
Corp.
70
•
Sullivan Mining
Service
$136,883
Gross
'
Fund, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC
corporation
covering
The public
t
,
Allen
and
Co.—Proposed New Name—
&
767.
p.
a
28
Seje Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Co. below.
Bunker Hill
-
filed
company
'
„
28
183,
operating income
Non-operating inc. (net)
Net assets of this U. S. incorporated mutual fund managed by Calvin
Bullock, stood at $35,142,019 as of Jan. 31, 1956, it was announced on
March 1.—V. 181, p. 1774.
7
•
V
-
*
Bunker Hill
•
Feb.
on
Lehman
Canadian
The
«
<
corporation
revenues
Net
filed a registration statement with the
The only other bid was from Kidder, Peabody & Co. of $6.02 per
300,000 shares of capital stock (par $1). > right.
'
.
■
.../ •
.
..'
fund, managed by Calvin Bullock, stood at
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below severally agreed topur1956, it was announced on March 1.—V. 181,
chase from Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., in the amounts
2010.
p.
of
A,
an additional
assets of this mutual
$27,296,785
.
Feb.
on
all
series
next,
stock,
a corporate lender in. June of 1955.
As of
1, 1956, funds received from this loan had been applied as follows:
SEC
-
povering
Net
31,
preferred
1575.
p.
,
was
SEC
March
on
redeemab;e
bank borrowings by this
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$981,904
$868,730 $10,724,934 $10,158,927
815,021
703,350
8,774,739
8,125,826
Period End. Jan. 31—
The subsidiary will first apply such proceeds to the payment of a
$1,3,50,000,term note plus interest at. 7'/
representing funds borrowed
Bullock Fund, Ltd., New York—Registers With SEC—
•
redemption
166,
authorizing
Public
outstanding..—
,
658.
p.
for
Co.—V.
Vermont
per com.
\
nine
months of the current fiscal year
(May 1, 1955, to Jan. 31, 1956),
were
in excess of 50 cents per share on 310,000 shares outstanding,
after full depreciation and all charges.
It is expected that operations
for the balance of the fiscal year will continue favorably, Mr. Hi.l said.
-
Utilities
Earns,
corporation under the name of The Buckeye Incubator Co.
A.
R.
Hill,
President,
reported that earnings for the first
'
Texas
Operating
Operating
subsidiary, and $485,000 for general corporate purposes. The remain¬
ing proceeds will be used by the subsidiary for its general corporate
purposes,
including the -further development and exploration of its
properties and the acquisition of additional oil and gas properties.
Funds available for such corporate purposes may be reduced by addi¬
tional investments.in Quebec Natural Cas Corp., the time of and extent
of which are not presently determinable but should not exceed $1,000,000.
The latter company was organized by the subsidiary and certain
other companies for the purchase .of the manufactured gas distribution
system in the city of Montreal at a cost of approximately $30,000,000.
Canadian Delhi Petroleum Ltd. is an oil and gas exploration and
producing company with its principal properties and reserves located
in Western Canada.
The company organized and remains a substantial
stockholder in Trans-Canada Pipelines Ltd.. the proposed all Canadian
trans-contfnental gas pipeline.—V. 182,.p. 2678.
the
the
authorized common shares from the preseht 609,000 .shares of $1 par
value to 1,500,000 shares of $1 par value.
Following the shareholders'
meeting, directors decided to apply for li.ting of t.ie company's stock
on
the American Stock Exchange.
The change in the company's name to The Buc'ceye Corp will en¬
able the organization to continue its program of expansion of ?c ivities; and authority to issue the additional common shares will permit
management to effectively plan for acquisi ion, diversification and
expansion of the company's business, stockholders were to d.
It is
contemplated that products manufactured by the company for use in
,
West
$485,000 for the interest due on the debentures held by Delhi-Taylor,
$315,000 for advances to Trans-Canadian Pipe Lines Ltd/for which
39,375 shares of common stock of that company were irsued to the
consumer
Feb.
on
name -to -Tho
company's
called
cumulative
order
an
1799.
p.
by Canadian Delhi Oil from
Buckeye Incubator Co.—Name Changed, etc.—
The
has
issued
Shares
Feb.
Buckeye Incubator Co. below.-
'
182,
has
SEC
as
'
•
'•
Central & South West Corp.—Bank Loans Authorized
(Duns:iiuir), Ltd.—Pfd. Called—
share).—V.
per
Oil, and the company
,
Buckeye Corp.—New Name—Stock to Be Listed—
See
($1
the
in
corporation in
tne
amount
of
$7,500,000,
and its investment of
the proceeds, together with $2,000,000 of treasury funds, in additional
common
stQck of subsidiaries,
as
follows: $3,000,000 each in the
Common stocks of Central Power & Light Co.,
Public Service Co. of
OKianoma, and Southwescern
Gas & Electric Co.;
and $500,000 in.
.
•
above.—V. 181, p. 2590.
& Electric Co.
Feb. 21.—V.
on
5 ft
company
outstanding
1
previous year the company's sales were
profit was 27 cents per
.
.
month
same
The company's earnings per share of common stock are after deduct¬
ing dividends on preferred stock, and have been computed on shares
outstanding at the end of the respective periods after adjustment for
the 2-for-l stock split in April, 1955.—V. 183, p. 555.
'
*
.
withdrawn
par
•shares
Co.—Proposed Bank Loans—
Blackstone Valley Gas
.
,
most conservative carrying cost of our proper¬
fee, 810,000 square feet of land, some of which
deemed advantageous to the company."—V.
f terms of which the shareholders of the
•
See
,
the
For
$37,470,749, and profit was $2,305,599.
1955
share of common stock and 6.15ft p.f sales.
1953 and now constitutes
the company's
only assets.
It is the
present intention of the management of both the company and Cana¬
dian Delhi Oil to submit to their respective shareholders a pfan for an
amalgamation of the two companies in the very near future, under the
i.
2678.
p.
Brockton Edison
other
plant.
in
.
,
and
bank
.
important, contributions to progress in the aluminum field and has
given valuable assistance to the
Government's guided missile and
rocket programs.
The company designs and builds. most of its pro¬
duction equipment.
It supplies aluminum strip and other components
to
independent manufacturers
who produce and market aluminum
'Venetian blinds.
It
is
probably best known in the consumer field
blinds
long-term
A
,
.
•
aluminum
shows:
the principal underwriters.
'/•'*
Net proceeds of tbe financing are to be advanced by the company to
its
whody-owned subsidiary, Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd., the stock of
which was acquired from Delhi Oil Corp. (now Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.)
•
"Flexalum"
1955
is
1
amendment.
'
;
,
of
31,
registration statement with the
SEC covering 693,585 shares of its 10-cent
par capital stock.
The com¬
pany proposes to offer its stockholders of record March 5, 1956, the
..right to subscribe for one new share for each five shares then held.
The subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by
•
line
it
2246,
This
<
its
Dec.
—Registers Stock Offering With SEC—
and
principal
for
Feb. 16 announced January, 1956, profit of 31 cents
share of common stock on sales of $45,686,518. Profit for the month
$2,678,741, or 5.86ft of sales.
The results
or the month were
adversely affected by a strike from Jan. 16 to 27 at the Joliet, 111.,
was
Canadian Delhi Petroleum Ltd., Calgary, Alta., Canada
Henry H. Sonnenberg and J. L. Hunter, founders and
stockholders of Hunter Douglas firm.
'
The Hunter
Douglas corporation is a leading integrated producer
f of
aluminum strip, from ingot to finished product, as well as cold
extrusion and impact forgings for industrial, consumer and military
use.
The
aluminum
strip is
produced by a
patented,
continuous
casting process.
Hunter Douglas operates two plants in Riverside,
Calif.,
and
another in
Flemington, N. J.
It employs some
1,500
people and does an annual volume in excess of $25,000,000.
The Bridgeport Brass Co., a major producer of brass, copper and
: aluminum
mill products as well as fabricated and consumer products,
operates seven plants with headquarters in Bridgeport, Conn., and
employs over 6,000 people and does an annual volume of approxi¬
mately $150,000,000. With the addition of the Hunter Douglas facilities; the Bridgeport Brass Co. broadens its capacity and ability to
render a greater service in1 the aluminum field on a national basis.
The Hunter Douglas research and development division has made
;
if
Canadian Collieries
have
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings Higher—
a
in
own,
sold
p.
The
by combining their facilities through an exchange of
Hunter
Douglas
stock
for
Bridgeport Brass common
stock.
This
Mvas
announced
on
Feb.
22
in
a
joint statement
by Herman
W.
.Steinkraus,
President
and
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Bridgeport
-Brass,
still
was
2.
and the Hunter Douglas Aluminum Corp.
company
join
of
as
$1.75
The company on
Central
•
to
sheet
of
per
in dis¬
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Acquisition—
This
It
company's
brands already
183, p.
of
would
construction
arrangement
for
the continuance of certain
interim
secondary offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (par
$20) was made on Feb. 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $34
per share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents per share.
Paper Corp.,
immediate
tissue
new
a
for
plans
Calif.—
an
California Oregon Power Co.—Secondary Offering—A
-
;
Angeles,
The
been
years
balance
$94,000. This reflects
British company
,and equal representation
Los
to $124,957, which .represents $1.1-7
per share. We have sold
during that period certain property not needed in our operations, and
have realized a gross of $223,000, resulting in a net capital gain of
.-and distribute in Great Britain
•
Corp.,
*
i amount
'Bowater, Chairman of The Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd., have announced
plans to form a new jointly owned company which will manufacture
,
•
loan of $389,500, to the Bank of America; a net current asset
position
of $2,119,718; and a stockholders' equity of
approximately $3,300,000.
"Earnings for the six months ended Dec. 31, 1955, after all charges,
Forms
—
>
•
Consumers
of each share at Dec. 31, 1955 is approximately
with $27.11 at'Dec. 31, 1954.
per common share exclusive of stock dividends
were
declared during the year.
(An additional 25 cents per share
declared in 1954 and paid in January made a total of $2 paid during
1955.)
A 12'/
stock dividend was declared on Nov. 18, 1955 payable
•Jan. 18, 1956 to shareholders of record D$c. 31,
1955.
Accordingly,
8,433 full shares were issued to stockholders, and $2,334 was paid
in
cash
for fractions
aggregating 77.8 shares at the approximate
market price at Dec. 31, 1955 of $30 per share.' This increases the
number
of shares
outstanding. from a total of 71,340 shares as of
Dec. 31, 1934 to 79,823 shares as of Jan. 18, 1956.—V. 181, p. 1307,
value
compared
Dividends
"The recent successful offering to stockholders of 52,942 shares of
stock, .resulting in the addition to net worth of approximately. $750,000,
has substantially
changed and strengthened our capital structure.
"The
Bowater Paper Co.,
l.
America—Secondary
•Earnings, etc;—R. M. Hagen, President, in
report to stockholders, says in part:
Marcus,
Assistant
as
California
David
and
L.
Wilfred L. Larkin continues
^See also
Aaron
Bernstein, Miah Marcus, Richard
Marcus were elected Vice-Presidents.
Robert G.
.and
<
J.
Bernstein,
year.
The book
Offering—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of comstook (par $10) was made on Feb. 23 by Lehman
! Brothers at $71 per share, with a dealer's discount of
$2.50 per share. It has been completed. The stock is
not eligible for sale in New York State.
the following
Co.
have
been
Rubber
directors:
Bernstein,
J.
the
,mon
that
24 announced
American
of
Hose
Woven
Bernstein,
Feb.
on
'
proximately $3.75 per common share.
Working capital at the end of 1955 was $1,548,878 as compared
with $1,272,923 at the end of 1954—an increase of $275,955 during
$31.26
Business Men's Assurance Co. of
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—New Directors—
John M.
-
Carthage Mills, Inc.—Reports Increased Earnings—
will be used by the factoring firm for further business
CO.;
990.;
3
The
net
profit for the year ended. Dec. 31,
1955,
after taxes
applicable thereto was $338,785, or approximately $4.75 per common
share,
compared to the preceding year's total of $267,728 or ap¬
on
expansion.
Haupt
Hutchinson
;
Business Factors Corp.—Notes Sold
on
Commission.
Commerce
issue
are
(1107)
of
exchange, remittance for forelga subscriptions
an
d advertisements must be made in New
York funds.
EtreCT, Lmcaeo j,
*eoruary /a,.««, m in*
per year, in uominion 91
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1108)
eluding
Sabrejet,
Super
F-100
American
North
the
CAPITALIZATION
world's first
the
will
order
The
Authorized
first
the
represent
run by Clevite
forging process.
high uniformity
production
large
development of its new precision roll
Techniques worked out by the company make possible
of
the
since
Aero
about the middle of
begin
Relatively
Net
100,000 shs.
cumulative preferred
series of 1953_^____—
stock (without par value)
Common
Federal
66,600 shs.
455,716 shs.
66,600 shs.
500,000 shs.
"underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
poration,
2016.
p.
Net
from
purchase
and number
the
1,500
Co
&
4,500
Sales
severally
below
agreed
common
Blair
Co. Incorporated
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)—_.
&
Securities
in
Gooabody
&
__
Securities
Co._
Krensky l& Co,,
M.
Locb
Newburger,
Rauscher,
Scott,
Townsend,
also
&
Tyson-—
6,000
2,000
also
a
Sand
has placed privately, through
Noel & Co., an issue of $1,400,000 4*/4%
sinking fund notes due Sept. 1, 1959, it was announced
on March 1.—V. 181, p. 1558.
George Norstrom, Vice-President, said
under the name of Conyes Tank
debentures
senior
A
1981.
the
approved the sale of $40,000,000 of new
bidding. The debentures will be due
will be filed March 14, 1956 with
and
Commission,
will
bids
and
be
units
opened
M.
Crocker,
the
of
sale
balance
will
construction
Chairman
will
be
be
trial
183,
demand
Board,
natural
for
is
Lake
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Plans to Sell
$12,000,000 of Bonds—
Present
tentative
Ohio
P.
statement
If
U.
<E8T)
City
The
call
.
for
*»-;j\.
j;«
.....
1
*,
\.
filing
and
13
file
to
to,
the company
March
on
COMPARATIVE INCOME
proceeds
Fuel
and
—
costs—electric
Other
costs
of
State
Federal
and
Preferred
Earns,
Common
in
shares
Kilowatt
KWH
equipment
1954
*
"
—v.
183,
4,875^000
joint
operation
2,066,000
(end
of
(In
2,096,000
from
monazite,
860,000
860,000
3,602,000
$812,000
of
2,651,360
2,401,360
year)—
year).,
21.023
outstanding
18,981
$2.18
23,053,698
thousands)
of
248,682
4
customer^
2,439
..*•■
$1 84
Frank
1,6571589
243|l98
>
*251
Stock
Offered—
offering of 90,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made March 1 by an underwriting group head¬
ed by Eastman, Dillon & Co. at
$33.25 per share.
proceeds
Pro&ram
of
assets
and
P.
operations.
Lorillard
from
the
expanding
Co.
The
is
a
sale
company's
part
of
will
be
manufacturing
recent
used
and
purchase
by
the
com-
warehousing
of
the
this program.
are
located
was
A
hold
of
.
$13.38
$12.80
$11.78
In Rare Earths and
Joins With Vitro
—
and
Vitro
to
produce
as
well
minority
a
the
of
rectors
itico.
rtl?e tfn-year period ended Dec.
annual net sales increased from
31,. 1955 the com¬
$29,166,000 to $61,772 000. Net
pany s
rnrmrimf stock.
JtZtr
iutile,
as
ilmenite,
will
be
Among
steel
Crane,
zircon
and
kyanite, it
and
as
for
was
which
is
also
Co.
held
has
by
be
serving
for
by
facilities
5 Were $2'175'000. e£*ual
dividends
dhfidend
PCr
C'
Paid
•
associated
An
Gulf
Coast
this
in
an
STR
on
rutile,
products
President.
C.
Gregory,
in
the
in
and
di¬
Other
Kenneth
C.,
by Heavy
by Heavy
will
$5.04 per share on the
City
°n
the
common
In addiUon' the
stock
In
1955
company paid a 57o
The
French
known
thorium
essing
p.
has
Panama
concentrate
L.
Wilson
ferred
and
associate
rare
quantity
of
is
monazite
of
dividends.
v
holdings
Interstate
the
Further
Nickel
of
con¬
Plate
in
Commerce
the
Commission
1952, seeking to place two directors on
the Lackawanna's deisre to terminate
of
Because
trusteed on Dec. 1, 1955, and a petition
was
approved
to
leave
for
withdraw
the
application.
payment of
including New
the
bonds
Vice-President,
has
been
B, McCarthy, wno died
Executive
formerly
succeed
to
Wilson
late
the
667.
183, p.
Oil
Carrollton, Tex.
Corp.,
and
O.
—
Registers With
Exchange Commission—
filed
a
:
\
%
>
-
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
who
Wagner,
various
of
the
assets
motion
organizational
the
during
period
trans-11
personal assets to the company
"In consideration of
company.
appraised
allowance
$100,000,
approximately
at
the
in
$20,950
of
amount
and
expense
an
209,500 shares
or
of
pro¬
com¬
Wagner. In lieu of the cash considera¬
tion, he elected to receive the stock and he assumed liability for all
above mentioned expenses" with the exception of expenses of prepara¬
mon
stock has been allowed Dr.
and
of
Certain
printing of the prospectus and other related expenses.
shares
these
have
transferred
been
to
others
in
"formative
the
group."
The
has l/32nd of the working interest in three producing
J. H. Robertson Lease, Young County, Texas, and it
company
wells in the
also has
Of
inventory of certain stocks and bonds.
an
the
proceeds of the financing, $13,590.80 will be used to pay
as at Oct.
31, 1955.
The remainder will be added to
net
liabilities
its
working
capital
will
and
mainly
devoted
be
to
acquiring,
exploring,
developing and operating oil and gas properties.
den,
has
office
new
the
office
opened Feb.
27.
Vice-President
Williams,
will
office
Camden
\
has opened a new office in Cam¬
formerly maintained in Philadelphia,
it
announced
replacing
J.,
The
the
Co.—Relocates Office—
Chemical
company
N.
Director
and
continue
handle
to
Sales,
of
the
said
company's
that
major
lines including general chemicals, plastics, agricultural chem¬
icals and magnesium for customers in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary¬
product
will
personnel
Dow
first floor of
the entire
occupy
Dieckman
Duncan,
Duncan Mining
&
building
than
new
a
consisting of 7,700 square feet, providing almost 75% more
at the previous location in Philadelphia.—V.
183, p. 991.
William
mill
new
pleted
Co.,
area
St. Louis,
President, on Feb. 25 announced the company's
for the upgrading of manganese, is com¬
Duncan,
Mena,
Ark.,
in operation.
The c®mpany has large
52 claims in the Ouachita Mountains.
of
This
of
G.
near
and
Missouri
These,
Mr.
ore
reserves
offered to the public a
Duncan states, have been sold.
last
corporation
shares.
200,000
mining rutile for
titanium metal; ilmenite
will
year
on
a
total
is
Soci6t6
earths,
and
is
de
of
titanium
Minerals;
pigments;
and
monazite,
along the
dredge-
areas
Fla.
separated
Facilities
at
Room
April
;
Ilmenite
'
,
Expected April
5—
company
Chairman of the Board, on Feb. 23 announced
has decided to take bids on $20,000,000 of bonds
1540,
Broad
Fleger,
A.
15
1956.—V.
4,
Duriron
St.,
183,
p.
New
York,
N.
Y., up to 11
(EST)
a.m.
667.
Co., Inc.—Sales Set Record—
28 reported to stockholders that
reached a record volume of $10,after providing for taxes on
income
were
$573,295, equal to $1.75 per share on 311,993 shares
of
common. stock
outstanding
at
Dec.
31,
1955. v In
1954
the
company
reported sales of $8,778,563 and net earnings of $565,288,
equal to $1.94 per share on 267,414 shares then outstanding.
R.
the
C.
President,
Schenck,
on
company's net sales during
It
will
principally
will
be
built
into
near
W.
Produits
rutile,
,
the
Feb.
1955
465,551 and that net earnings for the year,
Chimiques
a-30-year pioneer in
holds numerous patents
monazite,
Philip
that
Co.—Bids
now
minable
be
Light
Duquesne
on
equip¬
largely completed.
and Pensacola,
which
STR,* and
of the minerals
1909.
its
of
iri exchange for capital
organizational expense,
obtaining Charter, legal fees, and commissions paid in cash, personal
obligations or personal stock, and for the consideration of aggregating
Chatta¬
near
Minerals.
developed
City
zircon
and
kyanite.
for these purposes.
as
York
New
covering 500,000 shares of its 10-cent par common stock, to
be offered for public sale at $1 per shaie.
A 15-cent per share selling
commission is to be paid underwriters, headed by James C. McKeever
& Associates of Oklahoma City.
Doctors Oil was organized under Dela¬
ware
law on Dec.
27, 1954.
Its President and principal promoter is
proceed with
owned
procurement
been
production of
the production
processing
processed
1953,
a-large
Aiken, S.
near
in
already
ilmenite,
Parama
the
on
1956,
23,
operation
exclusive North
the processing
as
site now
a
Engineering
operation
between
mineral
a
most
Commission
This corporation
total
F.
Crane
on
plant have
material
and
to
before
Aydelott,
Doctors
of Pechiney continues to
minerals.
Ward
Mr.
other
this
raw
a
heavy
annually.
for
sale
constituted,
Missouri—New Mill Placed in Operation—
Minerals
patents
organized
material
raw
a
sale
pay¬
date.
initiated in
the
President
Securities
Carlton
J.
investment
group
Denne, Jr., Paul
Earl E. Wyatt.
Minerals located
zircon
stock,
and
Co.,
processed
£-nd
as
H.
Megos
build processing
Marine
for
Heavy
and
with
William
Tenn.
nooga,
ment
Plate
representing the value of
the high and low sales
between
then
as
record
acquired
Board.
February.—V.
joint, operation Mr. Elliott becomes Chairman of the
Minerals
Heavy
plans to
stock
of business
land, Southern New Jersey, Virginia and West Virginia.
of
numerous
Directors
are
Rares,
common
in
Donald
1.
earths
new
John P.
Karr,
to
rare
of the close
Nickel
of
amount
establishment of quarterly
will take place in 1957.
also
B.
elected
Pa.
Corp. of America have entered
into a
thorium, rare earths and heavy minerals
President
interest.
license
as
.
Elliott,
thorium,
mine
stock
38,870,752'
$13.44
subsidiary of the French chemical
American
the
Lackawanna
on
Gale
off
at
Philadelphia, Lancaster, West Pittston, and WilkesBarre, Pennsylvania; Camden, N. J.;
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and Caguas,
lucrto
13,573,156
By the end of 1956, the combined
approximate $6,000,000.
will
sale
principal brands of cigars manufactured by the
incorporated in 1919, are Dutch Masters,
El
Producto, La Palina, Harvester and Lovera.
Its manufacturing plants
which
3,880,000
14,085,545
42,254,564
tions.
cigar
BUSINESS—•'Hie
company,
3,600,000
16,654,419
44,157,312
Ward, Jr.,
Vltro's President, announced the signing of an agreement under which
the two companies will assume equal ownership
of Heavy Minerals
Co., its mining subsidiary Marine Minerals, Inc., and associated opera¬
Board
Corp.—Common
Public
PROCEEDS—Net
3,320,000
17,219,233
44,349,599
March
on
F.
Under
Cigar
1.4 to 1
3,040,000
company
announced
18,159,395
1,993,050
year).,
per residential
1.4 to 1
1.9 to 1
Heavy Minerals Operation—
This
Lackawanna's
'V.
';v
indicated its regret that circumstances have delayed
pending
with
Dow
2,723,0.0
23,
that
board
The
Crane Co.
3,818,000
$1,844,009
share
•*.
oil
2.1 to 1
and
207.
p.
4,033,000
3,942,000
(end
67,362,396 104,895,088 106,074,697
35,667,076
72,618,572
76,692,367
31,695,320
32,276,516
29,382,330
6,788,000
—y. 183, p. 885,
facilities
$0.60
30,562,481
equity
6,212,000
___
additions
Consolidated
$1.85
$0.80
value per com. shr.
Book
5,379,000
,
(end
$1.83
$0.80
as¬
(net)
Stockholders'
7,280,001
charges—
sold
$1.38
liabs._
Long-term debt
Property,
plants
at
the
of
stock
shares
ah
mean
stock,
Plate
on
of
tion
capital
current
current
3,035,000
outstanding
use
and
working
of
is
1
net
6,126,021
$0.70
58,115,700
of
$
182,061,693 298,438,605 264,219,009
27,553,219
to
$
$0.76
assets
sets
1 Q<iO
• •
21,390,000
23,073,000
•
liabilities
Ratio
YEARS
v
Salt
at
Fall Off—
1 QR'l
:
14,659,577
£
Current
Net
Feb.
on
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—New President—
:
power
6,023,812
shareshare.
4,288,000
business__
customers
Annual
points
4,542,748
com.
per
As of Dec. 31—
6,203,000
common
hours
1955
.
•.<
taxes.
the
per
V:'
2,502,287
3,962.000
amortization
other
property
Electric
<•
.
oper.
_
shareholders
Earnings
Gross
to
dividends
Retained
per
railroad
contingent interest due
York, Lackawanna and
Western income ,5s of 1993; Morris and Essex collateral trust 4-2s of
2042; Utica, Chenango and Susquehanna Valley Div. 3-2s of
1992;
Warren Div.
4-2s of 1992; Lackawanna of New Jersey Div. series B
of 1993, and Oswego and Syracuse Div. 4-2s of 1993.—V. 183, p. 769.
$39,694,000 $34,986,000
charged
dividends
Common
Total
..
_
benefits
1956
CALENDAR
taxes
Income
Interest
OF
operations
and
local
and
earnings
New
from
.
_
employee
Depreciation
ACCOUNT
V-«
jv.
f
revenue
1 QKi
QCC
Current
apply
to
Construction
has
been
budgeted
at $26,000,000
in
$28,000,000 in 1957, compared with $23,000,000 in 1955.
Wages
sales
Net
sale of the bonds to
construction and to repayment of bank loans already employedl| for
construction.
The
bank
loan
currently stands at $5,220,000 and is
expected to reach an estimated $8,000,000 at the time of the bond
financing,
•
•'
Total
1
13,876,317
(h.p.)—
145,465,155
Net
29.
plans
company
freight
interlined
long
991.
have
183, p.
$
to advertise
bids at 11 a m.
be held in
prospective bidders will
for
Gallagher
Year Ended Oct. 31—
proposes
as
1954
stock.
the
proceeding, the stock
stock
output
Lackawanna
•
at
filed
Dr.
Engine
1952,
in
with
1948
Plate's
The
'
Dividends
meeting
and
City and Billings.—V.
Continental Motors Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
registration
a
in
institutions
$14,850,821
22.
■
application with
financing
a
March
about
about March 27 and to open
or
on
and
May
Colo., was
Denver,
share
was
'/
1
-f-.
April 3.
information
York
."
adhered
are
the issue
on
on
An
,,
to sell at competitive bidding $12,000,000
concurrently with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
present plans
for bids
plans
Commission
"
'
'
This company is planning
first mortgage bonds.'
r;
the
of
sales
such
2788.
p.
distribution
cash
this
-
Consolidated
of
Lines
Freight
Gallagher
contract
and
from
down
were
fractional
In
Lackawanna
17.8%
common
a
made
Nickel
of
Nickel
carrier of general commodities In Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah and Montana, with principal terminals in Denver,
Cheyenne, Casper, Rawlins, Salt Lake City and Billings.
It Is one
of the long-established carriers in the intermountain area, with a 1954
volume of $3,886,303.
' ■
■
.•
'v
991.
p.
of
Feb.
on
Gallagher
for
gas
stock
all
for
announced
1956
with
of
.
the
of
partial
delivering
Lackawanna's case,
:''C
%
,
were
down
a
total ownership at this time of 363,000 shares,
outstanding. The distribution declared by Lacka¬
wanna,
which has 1,688,824 shares outstanding, will amount to about
50,000 shares of its Nickel, Plate stock.
be con¬
'-\7■,
in
Included
trailers.
write
A
Stock—
Lackawanna
of
be
Exchange
1947
or
.Y- /:
agreement to exchange 60,000 shares of this company's common
stock
$25,000,000 pro¬
bank loans and
said
construction
house-heating and indus¬
in the System's seven-state territory, Mr. Crocker said.
purposes
—V.
the
repay
towards the financing of Columbia's
New
facilities
are
needed
to
keep
up
program.
increasing
of
to
used
applied
v
will
operation
the
Lines.
products between many
the purchase are 29
petroleum
Nevada,
and
31
and
transports
line
California
in
statement
Exchange
tank
The
competitive
An
Stuart
the
1
io.
ceeds
the
at
registration
Securities
April
March
increase
common
1955
poliomyelitis vaccine
in connection therewith, brought
nonrecurring
182,
Plate
a
for this year the
sideration of this
1955 totaled more
unfilled orders at
largest backlog in the history of
tinued
of
of
Government,
sales
Managers
fractional
The
:V'>.t7;>''V-
-
of
S.
Cross,
The Lackawanna
Conyes
ago.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Debenture Sale Approved
on
v/ill
prices
corporation has purchased the rights and equipment of the
Tank Line of San Pablo, Calif., and is now operating
(he petroleum
carrier as a separate division, It was announced on
Feb,
20.
The
acquisition followed receipt of Interstate Commerce
Commission approval of the purchase agreement signed some months
A.
end
1954.
revaluation
expenses
U.
1955.—V.
of
of
lieu
such
This
R.
Van Alstyne,
directors
shares
In
ment
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—-Continues Expansion
Placed Pri¬
Co., Inc.—Notes
in
the
declared
There
Stone
&
the
in
$8,724,011
of
fulfillment
in Nickel
1955,
33%
that new orders booked during
347- increase over 1954, and
reported
to
out
the
at
company
per
May 31, there will be distributed on July 2, subject to any unforeseen
legal complications having been clarified as of that time, one share
of
present Nickel Plate stock
(or its equivalent if split)
for. each
said
$19,600,000,
assets
To holders of record of Lackawanna
Federal taxes of $803,696, second highest
$842,863 in 1954.
year's end approximated $4,500,000,
the company.—V. 183, p. 107.
vately—The corporation
The
of
company's Rochester division.
He
total
v
the
of
Board
Stock
than
to
assets
strongly that stockholders should continue to share in the
outlook for the company, but recognizing the desirability
conserving cash resources in view of the road's heavy flood expenses
in
991.
_
183,
Colonial
150,000
50,000
&
p.
Co
V,
2,000
375,000
350,000
_
Inc
dipped
Presiuent,
that the decline in earnings was due entirely to
extraordinary costs involved in the development and ini lal production
of a number of important new types of high-vacuum equipment in the
2.000
12,000
15,000
6,000
300,000
Curtis
Inc
Mason,
Dabney
Wheat
See
&
50,000
50,000
Inc
,
&
Pierce & C).,
Horner
C.
Co.
&
Webber, Jackson
Paine,
reported
improved
1954 volume of $15,644,-
over the
21
feeling
on
Fogg
Calif.—Reports Loss—
consolidated
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—To Pay Divi¬
toiy.
Mr.
$2.26
consolidated loss to $1,209,000 before taxes.
After a
of $625,000 the operating loss fpr the year was reduced
carryback
$11,482,443
3,000
the 890,459 shares outstanding at tne end of 1954.
N-t
earnings per share of 54 cents for the last six months of 1955 were
the highest for any six-months period in the csmpany's 19-year his-
2,000
2,000
50,000
Dorp
3,705,952
-I
preferred
no
991.
p.
Feb.
on
firm's
$584,000.
to
4,500
3,000
Fogg,
S.
growing
Because
earnings are equal to 85 cents per share on the 935,459
outstanding at year's end, compared with 94 cents per share
reported
2,000
50,000
&
Interstate
183,
ownership in Nickel Plate.
9.57*
up
were
Philip
this
firm's
compared
as
2,500
1,000
earnings
net
although
President,
saw
58-year-old
1953, and 1954 to
the American Red
1955
shares
2.000
2,000
10,000
50,000
Co._
Hanrahan
Arthur
—
Co
&
Haas
C.
-
Corp
1955.—V.
an*d
shares
common
though the net loss amounted to 60 cents
company's
tax
compared with
history,
company
The
35,000
$875,000
50,000
50,000
250,000
_
-
__
M.
Clayton
in
the
Corp.—Sales Rise—
level,
1954
wniie net earnings alter
520,
Common
Debentures
of $17,124,429
Sales
1955
in
high
all-time
an
below
their record
on March 1.
reported
names:
;
set
slightly
amount »of debentures
stock set forth opposite their respec¬
principal
the
1955
to
dend
Consolidated Electrodynamics
Shares
J.
Lemon
Peabody & Co
Cutter,
1.500
2,500
2,000
1,000
The
No such
and employees.
named
underwriters
company
of shares of
:
G.
2,000
johnsion,
Kidder,
31,
inventory and extraordinary
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
H.
3,000
The
$1,373,535,
—V. 183, p. 768.
310,000shs,
pursuant to a stock option plan lor officers
plan has been adopted to date.
tive
$9,401,362
500
Stroud & Co., Inc
Thomas & Company
Union Securities Corp
Wertheim & Co
Dean Witter & Co
2,000
Hentz <fc Co
*1,122,000 shs.
310,000shs
2,500.000 shs.
Dec.
K.
even
share.
including 434,782 shares reserved for conversion of the deben¬
100,000 shares of common stock
which may be reserved
•Not
tures
to
1,500
4,500
Sachs & Co.
$2,500,000
$2,500,000
.
Class B stock
Parke
Shields & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner__
Stix & Co
—
2,000
Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
H.
($1 par valuei
($0.10 par value)
stock
2,000
du
Goldman,
subordinated debens. due Feb.
1971
1,
Pont <fc Co.__
Francis I.
Outstanding
1,641,162
on
that
Robert
$677,351
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
-
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc,
Authorized
5% conv.
2,500
Estabrook &
FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common
Republic Co., (Inc.)
3,000
Inc
Blair & Co.
These offering have
bonds remaining to
associates.
and
Incorporated
Co.
Dr.
1,000
2,500
Co
Bear, Stearns &
been nearly completed, only a few
be sold.
Further details follow:
9,972,743
4,338,000
$8.05
tBased
at
18,076,635
13,208,602
——
outstanding
4,500
2,000
Riter & Co..
Robinson & Co. Inc
Rogers & Tracy, Inc
2,000
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
Central
——
share—
per
stockholders
Fenner & Beane
3,000
Bache & Co
ing to the public of $2,500,000 5% convertible subordin¬
ated debentures at 100% and accrued interest and 100,000
shares of common stock at $5 per share through Blair &
$
160,621,738
10,733.440
15,570,00#
aepievion
Cutter Laboratories, Berkeley,
4,500
1,5'JO
Lehman Brothers
Loewi & Co. Inc
Merrill Lynch, pierce,
15.000
2,590
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
1.500
of the offer¬
27
February
of
issue
our
and
taxes
•Preliminary.
Shares
"
Shares
in
made
was
amortization
income
shares
income
and
etc.
237,715,380
taxes—
39,512,042
viz.:
Eastman, Dillon & Co
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
Producing Co.—Offering—Mention
States Gas
Coastal
tieprpec.,
Income
tEarnings
severally
have
below
named
—V.
182,
before
Depreciation,
dividend
agieed to purchase from the corporation and the corporation has agreed
to sell to them severally 90,000 shares of common
stock of the cor¬
acquired
Products,
Aero
1954
!,
sales__
Profit
by Clevite in 1955, is operated by
the company's Cleveland Graphite Bronze division and concentrates its
activities in the aircraft ar.d commercial gas turbine blading field.
Clevite
1955*
s
stock,
plant
little
Year Ended Dec. 31—
$15,000,000
1,
series
in
$5.00
April from the Wallingexpansion will be required. Mr.
Lightbcdy declared, but employment will be substantially increased.
to
are
plant.
June
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Earnings Rise—
Outstanding
1973—
$15,000,000
Pfd. stock (without par value), issuable
due
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
sinking fund debentures,
4%%
20-year
|
said.
unit cost. Mr. Lighlbody
quality and lowered
Deliveries
ford
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
operational supersonic fighter.
.
.
and
des
the
on
Terres
fields
the
zircon.—V.
of
proc¬
182,
D.
of
Staley
elected
have
been
been
associated
Vice-President
firm
of
Hall,
"-counsel.—V.
Dayton,
directors
with
in
charge
of
Cunningham
182,
p.
312.
and
Ohio
to
Duriron
fill
sales.
&
C.
Harold Taylor of New York
existing
since
1935,
Mr.
vacancies.
Mr.
and
1952
Taylor,
Haywood,
is
since
a
the
member
Staley
has
of
company's
the
has
been
law
general
Volume
183
Number 5513
DWG Cigar
Year
Ended
Net
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Dec.
31—
Earnings
before
for
Federal
Federal
income
income
taxes
1,430,459
Com.
shares
The
1S55
par)
outstanding
share
common
results
tions
of
Sons,
acquired
the
are
on
wholly
1955.—V.
3,
end
year
381,562
basis
include
subsidiary,
2240.
owned
181,
and
p.
A.
the
opera¬
Sensenbrenner
Dynamics Corp. of America—Unit Builds Chain Radar
the
the
Feb.
also
upward
an
to
of
and
incorporation
meeting
of
record
of
amendment
an
approval
to
matters
will
shareholders
be
April
chain radar tracking system, capable of checking
fiight of the newest supersonic rockets and missiles over the full
length of the U. S. Air Force Air Research and Development Com¬
mand's
Florida
Guided
Missile
will
Range,
be completed
early in
The
City,
com¬
at
action
vast
a
ribbon
capable
The
in
of
Turk,
the
Tne
Test
Grand
to
long-range
islands
Grand
are:
from
Florida
linked
South
Island
Atlantic,
off
the
the
are
coast
of
chain
first
Cape
Dominican
radars
*
radars
continuous
and uninterrupted tracking.
the Test Range by the radar installations
Eleuthera,. San Salvador,
Mayaguana,
Grand
Republic, Puerto Rico, St. Lucia.
record and report back to the
Flight Control
in
the launching area
near
Cocoa Beach, Fla., on the
being tested to an accuracy within 2/100ths of a degree. They
"lock"
the
on
can
keeping
it
missile
the
constantly
instant
and
it
is
fired
continuously
from
under
the
launchers
surveillance,
and,
track
course,
velocity, and accelerations with no delays and no
interruptions until the missile claims its target or is itself destroyed.—
183,
: ;
769.
p.
and
corporation
operating
31,
1956,
compared
net
with
income
with
24
reported
a
$5,624,356
year
a
year
into
based
the
on
—V.
182,
to
$1.74
share
per
12
to
Jan.
last
year.
income
estimated
at
taxes,
income
the
dividends
$4,501,805
ended
period
before
$2,822,551
preferred
was
moths
same
taxes,
time
same
tax
state
and
to
compared
$1,699,-
of
number
share
per
for
the
shares
12
of
stock
common
months
ended
compared
Jan.
31,
1955,
The
& Howard Balanced
Fund
covering
Feb.
on
27
additional
an
this
filed
Fund, Boston, Mass.—Reg¬
registration
a
statement
1,000,000 trust shares
history,
Feb.
output,
dollar
1955
attained
in
company
with
truck
has
unique
according
that
(par $1).—V,
183,
SEC
passenger
increase
Net
of
to
the
volume
the
annual
sales
of
highest
report
and
to
$53,000,000
or
$7.42
at
the
or
$4.78
after
share
a
end
share
a
the
on
the
over
provision
1955.
of
total
for
1,789,942
This
in
levels
mailed
profits
the
the
Second,
to
stockholders
built
of
Eaton's
at
divisions,
with
aggregating
and
for
1954.
income
shares
compared
taxes,
of
with
$13,285,496,
stock
capital
net
to
outstanding
rose
earnings
of
$8,559,021,
a
Pump,
Dynamatic,
appropriations
$5,200,000
of
as
for
Jan.
McGinn.
Spring
these
1,
Perch
1956,
and
other
and
new
according
I.'
.
to
Gear
Works,
Inc.
of
Richmond, Ind.,
February, 1956, for 48,102 shares of Eaton stock.
Discussing the financial position of the company, the
out
to
that
this
item
The
nearly
working
$8,000,000 to
book
value
of
to
capital
the
at
of
$74,280,325
share.—V.
per
close
while
$28,586,852,
total
a
$41.50
the
to
is
267
The
to
it
the
that
of
earnings
with
to
of
including
at
the
for
share
the
year.
for
Federal,
in
1955.
volume
the
over
close
during
This
of
This
1955.
for
close
1954
when
$87,204,080.
previous
the
of
State
which
were
This
There
year.
year
stores
eld
Four
income
taxes,
the
and
local
taxes
$3.66
per
Cash and securities,
ago.
Treasury Notes held for payment of Federal
amounted to $13,170,241 and exceed current liabilities
units
already
are
j5: £ 92.
scheduled
now
planned
for
for
1957
1956,
and
Ekco
approximately
1958,"
he
have
45
Co.—Expands in Western Europe—'
jointly
English
subsidiary,
Platers
&
Stampers,
the
it
is
announced
by
Is
be
the
The
in
three
companies
Paul
are:
both
G.m.b.H.,
vision
is
In
the
of
the
Stampers
Edward
Keating,
Executive
West
in
Bader,
G.m.b.H.,
Germany;
and
Durofol
Amefa-Fabrieken
and
Paul
each
Bider
and
company
407£>
of
Amefa,
Ekco
and
the
capital stock, with the
207c
of each.
Durofol
is owned outright by Ekco and Platers & Stampers.
The Paul Bader cpmpany manufactures a specialized line of house¬
hold
wire
good—strainers and other woven products—not made in
the
United
States
or
England.
Durofol makes household and
in¬
dustrial
molded
wood
products,
and
Amefa
manufactures stainless
proprietor
own
retaining
the
remaining
•
that
truck
operator
those
to
widely
in
sizes
for
used
of
be
can
training
automobile
an
sit-down
capacities
be
can
offer
to
the
type
fork
is
and
truck'
ranging
varied
to
from
meet
10,000
specific
to
needs.
Co.—Bank Loans—
of
will
be
expire
New
for
March
2249.
p.
20,
Stock
stock
4.
The
The
record
closing
Exchange
of
27,
the
date
the
as
with
1956,
1956,
one
for
effective.
price
Feb.
on
29,
more
of
common
later
Feb.
become
of
date
such
on
shall
nor
rate
shares
or
SEC
$15
the
at
20
1956,
the
its outstanding
subscription price
of
a
than
stock
each
date.
with
April
on
at
less
common
common
York
not
record
filed
holders
subscribe
be
stock
the
on
the
to
to
to
additional
statement
to
offer
common
additional
the
on
to
rights
expected
record
of
expected
stock
rata
shares
registration
are
expects
pro
Rights
common
$24.62
was
share.
per
The
of
tableware
and
cutlery.—V.
183,
p.
conversion
of
4%%
of
common
B,
in
to
date
in the
607.212.
Co.—Reports Record Sales—
reported its 1955 sales reached a record
has
entitled
to
should
be
tion
31,
5r/r
into
stock
common
series
A,
in
$16.50
and
cumulative
stock
common
the
at
case
share
per
the
preference stock, series
per share. 'If any
the
upon
such
whether
into
rights.
not
or
Earnings
P.
tially
also
automotive
automotive
to
Mr.
amounted
President,
pointed
industry
business
the
to
that
say
company's
said
the
Harvey
announcement under
revealed
was
that
time,
acquisition represented the first
expansion program which
$20,000,000 planned
the
initiated
have
or
earnings.
Insulrock
the
company's annual report
to shareowners.
At
Harvey
said:
"We
now
have
under
active
con¬
in
Mr.
sideration
plans
able
underwriter.—V.
the
second
for
income
180,
The
distributor
Insulrock
183,
organization.
will
Corp.
be
x
operated
as
division
a
makes
preference
of
no
sales
fiscal
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
this
year
corporation
record
reported
the
corporation
to
$10,102,060,
or
$6.31
Per
177,
in
by
intensified
that
1955
more
had
than
sales
increased
$12,500,000
activities
the
over
outside
comn^ny's
the
1954
the
nojjjf
figure.
filed
27
Purchase
Feb.
29
of
for
net
1954;
climbed
revenue
$10,097,275
income
to $663,498,
rose
common
per
to
recorded
First
unit
S.
this
of
center
plant
butadiene
at
Lake
the
Charles,
scheduled
The
to
$10,644,788, showing a 5%
the prior year.—V.
181,
Total
and
mates
240,000
Mr.
ing
p.
will
will
in
present
by
this
Texas,
for the
announced on
company
was
Cream
Feb. 20,
Juice,
Inc.
on
at
Co.
Washington,
1956
Pa.
connection with the afore¬
purchased by the company
contemplated
that all or part of the
balance may be purchased at prevailing market prices.—V. 182, p. 2789,
of
Part
the
in
the
stock
to
market
open
exchanged in
already been
be
transactions
mentioned
has
it
and
is
Corp.—Reports Higher Net Profit—
Froedtert
Net
after all
1114.
profit
—V.
Ended
Months
Six
182,
Jan.
1956
1—
the
world's
ditching
largest
of
its
rubber
syntheitic
Construction of the
plants
largest
plant
new
the
producing capacity of its two synthetic
plantations in Liberia, West Africa, approxi¬
plant
will
and construction
also
Pottstown,
of
the
producer
of
rubber
in
its
principal
material,
raw
pipelines
throughout Texas.
Philadelphia has the contract
plant.
'
of
new
announced
Pa.,
obtain
of
from
earth
chemical
Ditching Machine—
the
Gar
Wood-Buckeye
330,
the
ground,
empty
then
tnemselves
on
a
moving
con¬
which piles the dirt alongside the machine.
,
Designed and produced by Gar Wood Industries' Findlay Division
in
Findlay, Ohio,
the giant ditcher is the larg:st piece of mobile
construction equipment ever equipped with power steering and double
automatic transmissions.
Only one operator is required to operate the
huge machine.—V.
Service
Gas
181,
2692.
p.
Co.
Offering—A sec¬
shares of common stock (par
(Mo.)—Secondary
$10) was made on Feb. 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $25.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 182, p. 1566.
Firestone
corporation on March 1 an¬
nounced that it has sold thorugh Kuhn, Loeb & Co. to
Privately
This
—
small group of institutional investors,
a
$15,000,000 prin¬
cipal amount of its equipment trust certificates, series
56.
The certificates bear dividends at the rate of 4%
and will mature serially in equal quarterly
including March 1, 1976.
annum
per
instalments to and
The
equipment covered
182,
freight cars.—V.
p.
railroad
the Trust consists of 1,592 new
by
1910.
is expand¬
comnany
manufacturing
Corp.—Equipments
Transportation
American
General
Placed
for
.
the
that
machine,
recently completed its first field trials. Weighing 55 tons, the diesel
poweied giant excavates 600 cubic yards of dirt each hour—more than
a million pounds each eight hour day.
Designed for cross-country pipeline work, the Gar Wood-Buckeye
ditcher cuts a trench 11 feet deep and five feet wide.
Steel-toothed
buckets attached to a digging wheel bite huge chunks of rock and
tons.
butadiene
1955„,
$595,924
$626,220
charges..
p.
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—New
The
40,000-ton-capacity butadiene
Firestone with a substantial
a
May.
is
a
network
Catalytic Construction Co.
its
be
provide
directly from
Firestone
Diversification—
acquired, through an exchange
stock,
Florida
and
its
subsidiaries
and affiliates,
processors
and distributors of fresh orange juice, it is announced
by Paul E. Reinhold, Chairman of the Board, and Grover D. Turnbow,
President.
This
step
initiates
a
policy
of
diversifying Foremost
operations through the acquisition of companies operating in nondairy food fieids whose products can be marketed through the com¬
pany's distributing facilities.
Florida Juice, Inc., whose processing facilities are located in Miami.
Fla., and Newark, N. J., distributes fresh orange juice and fresh
fruit products primarily in the State of Florida and in metropolitan
and
adjacent areas of New York City.
The sales are currently at
an
annual
rate
of
approximately $4,000,000
with earnings before
taxes
on
the
basis
of
$225,000.
The agreement between Foremost
Dairies, Inc. and Florida Juice, Inc. provides for an exchange of
25,500 shares of Foremost common stock for all of the outstanding
stock of Florida Juice, Inc., its subsidiaries and affiliates.
Harry McDonald, former Chairman of the Securities and Exchange
Commission, has announced the consummation of an agreement with
Foremost Dairies, Inc. to purchase the assets of the H. A. McDonald
Creamery Co., Detroit, of which he is President, serving metropolitan
Detroit
and
surrounding areas with milk,
ice cream and related
dairy products. Sales of the McDonald company are currently at the
annual rate of approximately $6,000,000 with profits before taxes in
excess
of $250,000.
The agreement with McDonald provides for the
purchase of all assets and the assumption of all liabilities in ex¬
change for 58,000 shares of Foremost common stock.
Foremost recently completed a transaction to purchase the modern
real estate, processing facilities and goodwill of the Jones and Griest
corporation
Chairman.
rubber
its extensive
new
Jr.,
requirements
started
at
annual
plants
The
which
site
Orange,
La., and Okron, Ohio.
be
company
world.
In
Firestone,
portion
Is
industrial
petrochemicals
Harvey
manufacturing
of
statement with the
(par $1).
registration
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Further
This
for
Rubber Co.—Purchases Texas Site—
1,000-acre
a
of
by
a
2352.
p.
ondary offering of 4,000
183,
facilities.—V.
Co.—Unit
Electric
General
992.
to
Introduce
of TV
Line
Receivers—
Flexible
Directors
Tubing Corp., Guilford, Conn.
Elected—Preferred
Stock
Four New
—
Chicago, 111., announced on Feb. 16 that it will in*
li!ne of black and white television r eelvers in July,
new line, balanced to
meet consumer demand
for maximum
performance and new styling in all models, will have
screen
sizes ranging
from 14 to 24 inches.
Hotpoint
troduce
Authorized—
Frederick
K.
Daggett, President, on Feb. 25 announced that the
following new directors have been named to the board: Robert L.
New York City, senior partner of Sanderson & Porter, engi¬
neers;
R. James Foster, Greenwich, Conn., partner in Rand & Co.,
Hamill,
investment
dent
of
Lewis,
ficer
bankers;
W.
S.
Branford,
of
the
William
Kies
&
S.
Co.,
Conn.,
Second
Henry
Falsey.
W.
Kies,
Jr.,
investment
former
National
Elfers,
J.
stock
share.
reported.
out
Feb.
on
covering 1,000,000 additional shares of Its common stock
of
959.
manufacture
St. Petersburg, Fla.—Regis¬
Commission—
veyor
ended Nov. 30, 1955
year
$605,358
other
and
over
C
\
stock
1955.
p.
The
SEC
—V.
the
will
share
increased to $2.93 for fiscal 1955, as compared with $2.64 for 1954 with
the latter figure adjusted for a 10%
stock dividend paid on Sept. 15,
increase
'
■
Flintkote
of
992.
p.
ters With Securities and Exchange
prior
on
conversion
company
shares
any
holders
1333.
p.
consecutive
the
with
compared
new
and
items,
wide
were
Federal Sign & Signal
For
of
manufacture
the
for
expansion of production facilities for our more profit¬
the acquisition of' new business
that will require
expenditures of approximately $20,000,000."
The
1955 annual report showed
total sales rlsi»g to a new peak
of $100,995,922
compared with $94,804,706 in 1954.
Mr. Harvey said "Insulrock" is being distributed through a nation
the
products,
contemplated subscription
The
compare
Falvey,
He
unique
$6,000,000 and the company has a backlog
four months' production," Mr. Harvey said.
this acquisition together with the further
contemplated by the company should contribute substan¬
to
on
expansion
stock.
common
there
1955,
offer,
issued
stock
common
subscription
subscription
to
as
into
stock
common
receive
converted
are
outstanding 1,918,853 common shares.
offer is subject to market conditions
other contingencies,
including the effectiveness of the registra¬
statement. Goldman, Sachs & Co. has been named as the
prin¬
The
and
stock
converted
Dec.
of
stock,
of
case
convertible
share
per
for
the
recommendation
stockholders
charter
$296,-
with sales of $197,048,855 and earnings of $714,184,
or 45
cents per share, hi 1954.
Original equipment sales
were
up
approximately $95,000,000 and
replacement sales were up approximately $9,000,000 over 1954, James
They
the Insulrock Corp., exclusive
acoustical, insulating, fire¬
24, by I. J. Harvey,
cash
of
equivalent
went
Greenwich,
Hoagland,
of
Horace
Chief
and
Haven.
New
Isleib,
Presi¬
Charles
and
managers;
Vice-President
Bank
Conn.,
Trust
G.
Of¬
replace
and
They
Payne
Bruce
The
approved
authorizing
(par
$100)
the
and
an
issue
25,000
of
amendment
to
$135,000
convertible
additional
of
shares
of
the
capital
Los
Operations
of
the
manufacture
of
original
Angeles,
company
will
line
color
equipment
for
into
aircraft
seven
and
produced
will
Co.
receivers
are
He said plans 'or the introduction of
under consideration and that color re¬
this product becomes more stabilized.
when
introduced
be
183, p.
television market.
IniTally the new Hotpoint
in one of the world's largest electronics plants
Electric
television
ceivers
557.
General
:
main
ground
divisions:
support,
Precision
facture New
General
it
for
the
Precision
found
The
an
manufacture
airborne
its
ability
Manu¬
Equipment Corp.—Plans to
Ruggedized TV Camera for Airborne Use—
concluded
has
for
in
divided
be
the'General
by
stock.
Calif.
are
expanding
rapidly
preferred
manufactures, under its own design and process
several types of flexible tubing and ducting for air handling,
materials
handling,
air conditioning,
and fume and dust removal.
The
company's main offices and plant are in its own building at
Guilford. Conn.,
with a sales division, development laboratory
and
West
completely
corporation's
corporation
at
Co.,
full
making the announcement, John C. Sharp, President, said the in¬
of Hotpoint television marks the company's first entry in
In
patents,
warehouse
a
The
troduction
the
—V.
company
Treasurer).
taking preference stock at $50
date
of
presently
preference
instance
record
record
be
stock
is
$15
preference
of
the
of
cumulative
each
shares
stock
prices
William
992.
Electric Auto-Lite
This
of its product*
France and Australia.
S. Edmonds, Frederick
Corp.)
and
Eugene
G.
approximately
ovders
of
Ice
preference
William
steel
has acquired for
"Insulrock," a
company
1956.
case
&
previous
rate
substantially
the
Valley Gas & Electric Co. above.—V. 182,
additional
held
design
Holland.
Platers
and
Florida Mutual Fund, Inc.,
Vice-President.
Presswerk,
Tubing
Flexible
of
Vice-President
Dean
are
"Sales
of
the
Insulrock
Corp.,
which
has
producing plants
in
Linden, N. J., and Richmond. Va., are currently running at an annual
—V.
handled,
fact
similar
available
presently
of
respect
Ltd.,
Required control of three Western European housewares
firms,
is,
on
Electric Light
stock
$18,
butane,
company and its
manufacturing
The
manufacturers
Development—
operator
to
are
are
those
Platform
River
subscription
stated.—
,
Products
speedometer
2128.
corporation
The
This
model
p.
share
stock
was
share
States
\3,0 additional
units
183,
design,
loads
controls
Firestone Tire &
Ihe company had no bank loans during 1955.
releasing the report to stockholders, Harry Edison, President,
pointed to the continued growth and expansion program. "In addition
more
flexible
advantage
pounds.
share
In
to
plastics,
885.
includes
by $7,148,035.
V.
(Flexible's
Scotland,
in
company
Flintkote Co.—Acquires Insulrock Firm—
-
lit'-ographed and etched
p.
stand
bulky
with
Blackstone
than
closed.
represents
year
the
because
new
This
as
outstanding at the
per
than
large,
identical
Net
record
a
1, as compared to 5.97 a
United
183,
high net income and earnings.
$2,530,130
stock
8.75%
or
operation
operations
to
horns,
and
Bay City.—V.
reduced,
If
182,
per
end, indicating
year
stock.
6.06
at
an
working capital at the year end amounted to $20,253,169, an
of $459,633 for the year. The balance sheet reflects a current
of
the
in
certain
weight and durability.
sit-down type
electric powered low lift platform
developed by this company, it is announced.
The
contrary
to
previous
truck
standards,
permits
the
rather
is
common
increase
ratio
company's move reflects a trend
the use of stamped aluminum for
Family Finance Corp.—Plans Stock Offering—
increased
992.
$2.34
$3,177,114
of
against
light
because of
The
—V.
$.2,250,170.
$7,014,701
in
go
models.
cipal
showed
also
worth
p.
necessary
adding
1955
of
net
at
183,
common
climbed
opened
amount
common
Net
of
comparable
1955
stores
stores
new
charged
of
for
increase
an
were
is
amounted
sales
Net
net
share
per
and
the
dials
additional
An
points
Stores, Inc.—Net Earnings Up—
shows
report
$2.65
year,
earnings
20
Brothers
annual
The
amounts
of
lines
new
that the operator faces away from the
load, giving him a clear
forward while traveling.
If the truck is to be used for frequent
Net
Edison
the
so
At
report
increase
in
operations
made
inventories than the year before,
$12,290,000 during the year.
$3,185,181
'1.
acquired
was
larger
increased
of
Ochs
...
,
substantial
company's
increase
a
the
much
carry
Reliance
projects
Messrs
,
Automotive
In
when
load pickup, or where a direct view of the load
platform is important,
the truck may be built with the operator
facing the platform.
on
larger plant for the Stamping Division and
equipment it with modern machinery and equipment.
The
Axle, Valve
and
Saginaw
divisions
also
shared
heavily In
the company's capital expenditures for
1955, the report points out.
At present, new construction is under
way to expand manufacturing
facilities
100
the
first
sit
improved.
company's
in
the
purchase
about
Employment at
of
preceding year.
The annual report disclosed that capital expenditures of
$9,917,843
were
made last
year on
plant, property and equipment "to provide
greater
capacity toward meeting
the
demand"
for
the
company's
products.
The
heaviest
expenditure,
amounting
to
$3,567,065,
in¬
volved
by
models.
during handling operations.
'
especially on long hauls or where continuous
operations keep the truck working for extended periods without r lief.
See
net
Board
earnings,
produce
207.
p.
Chairman, and H. J. McGinn, President, reported
company's sales for the year, reflecting the high level of
car
and
truck
production, amounted to $218,116,159, an
the
and
been
Fatigue
1
Gchs,
said
its
design,
driver
20,000
the
23.
I.
C.
to
Bay
,
of
plates
Fall
physical
increased
1957
presenrly manufactures
grills, scuff plates, switches,
radio
name
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—Profit at New Peak—
The
for
company
cable,
simplified
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
be
industry toward
because
almost
Eaton
to
Hr-semeyer
parts
outstanding at the end of each period.
1566.
p.
requirements
licensees
tho
of
(President
Daggett
Swartz
He
operation.
Mr.
automotive
view
equal
were
cents
expected
Industry's
salet
net
ago.
Earnings
66
the
the
After
ago.
compared
year.
After deducting 4V2%
refund requirements, the balance
with
for
for
consolidated
$7,690,073
was
last
909
totaL
$154,115,705
$124,694,001
income
$3,123,352
was
facilities
at
trim.
Elwell-Parker Electric Co.—New
of
revenues
consolidated
manufacturers'
plant is
Associates—Earnings Higher—
Feb.
on
compared
Total
with
project
gives aluminum a decorative end protective linish.
Modern
bulling equipment, presses and conveyors also will be purchased.
The company has set July 1 as the completion date in order to meet
car
manufacturing
directors
Other
,
Eastern Gas & Fuel
This
Mich,
to
provide
its
plant
there
aluminum automobile grilles and
dollar
which
its
position,
V.
half-million
a
The sum is being spent for new equipment and plant alterations,
according to H. E. Hasemeyer, Vice-President in cha.ge of production.
expansion of the existing plant will be necessary, lie saiu.
The
greatest single expenditure
will be for
anodizing equipment
Center
missile
launched
No
into
Bahama,
Reeves
Bahama
the
to the Department of Defense, and export.
corporation maintains a world wide distribution
The
proof building material, it was announced on Feb.
Jr., President.
26.-
stamped
1956.
Designed and built by Reeves Instrument Corp.,
a
subsidiary of
Dynamics Corp. of America, at a cost of some $10,000,000, this chain
of 21 gigantic new radar installations on
eight islands extending like
Canaveral
has
company
original
laundry
prime
a
75,000
the
for
presented
Industrial
maintenance,
manufacture
or
industrial products, venting systems for home
domestic and industrial vacuum cleaners, as
lor
hose for
supplier
K.
for
involving
To Produce Aluminum Automobile Grilles and Trim—
The world's largest
-
conditioning,
equipment
per
15,
March
shareholders
employees
cents
50
Tracking System—
the
air
increasing the authorized common
and amendments to the company's
3,000,000,
These
dividend
to
key
shares;
common
to
of
submit
to
officers
company's
2,000,000
cash
a
shareholders
agreed
regulations.
annual
31,
1955,
amounted to $74,523,436,
history.
It compares with $72,192,920
declared
23
for
plan
articles
from
of
substantially
is
show
to
through
April 2
option
of
shares
date
Dec.
on
company's
on
directors
pany's
code
the
payable
shares
to
continue
1954.
directors
stock
a
capital
in
of
end
The
$1.53
1956
for
sales
replacement
ago,
dryers,
working
the
share,
381,562
"
$1.85
consolidated
a
company's
Jan.
at
$583,335
equipment business
year
said.
largest
at
The
$707,459
($5
per
the
a
he
Net
504,000
original
than
trend,
1,087,335
723,000
taxes
earnings
Earnings
less
1954
$18,714,747 $14,822,180
Provision
Net
While
1955
.
sales
5
(1109)
and
to
Laboratory Inc., GPE subsidiary, has announced
arrangement whh the Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
of
other
a
new
extreme
withstand
the
ruggedized
television
environments.
extremes
of
The
camera
camera
environmental
is
suitable
unique
conditions
in
tlight at altitudes up to 70,000 feet.
new
camera
will be employed in the remote
observation
of
a
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1110)
Monday, March 5, 1958
.
-r
in the guided
firing stands,
adaptations,—V. 183,
variety of aircraft functions and for special applications
and rocket fields, including wind tunnels, rocket
missile
jet
facilities,
engine
tank, and
and
automotive
—Mention
Public
General
This
interested
given
■■
4
such
of
will be used
borrowings
expendad for that purpose.
1955—Month—1954
Period End. Dec. 31—
$947,462
548,236
Operating revenues——
Operating expenses
taxes___
operating
taxes—
79,941
N^t
ooerating
income
^
—V.
'
*■'
'
charges..—
after
183,
114,780
•'
*>
,
'"T... c-'Y'V'- '
v/..
■"
-
This
$55,000,000
of
convertible
determined
be
13,
on
at
meeting
their
•
able
pointed out that the corporation intends to use the
the sale of the debentures to purchase securities of
companies, and for general cox-porate purposes,—V.
182,
'
'."'"..iV
J.
Hawthorne,
President,
Feb.
on
for
plans
pansion of the Haydoh Manufacturing Co. plant at Torrington, Conn.,
which will double its present floor space.
The
•
addition,
which
will
cost in the neighborhood of 81,000.000.
manufacturing capacity to meet the demand
will substantially increase
for
timing
are
used
tary
devices.
in
equipment.—V.
by
produced
Timers
types
many
household
p. 612.
of
182,
this
Time
General
appliances,
shareholders
sented
them
to
Feb.
on
the
at
voted
24
mili¬
Coincident
with
number
Approved—•
On
Feb.
1.—An
the
24
shareholders
of
1,750,009
to
may
issue
total
number
exceed
stock
to
shares
of
which
the
1.000,000
authorized
which
of
not
affirmative
vote
of
than
more
at any time without
outstanding preference and
"This
framework
to
and
said
the
the
of
following:''.',"
1.—To
make
to
•*'
,
.
acted
of
of
vote
shall
increase
to
m°ans
acquisitions
the
plant
general
6,
1956,
are
authorize
including
consider
a
act
and
revised
a
:
profit-sharing
upon
'
O'Neil
Mr.
a
plan
stated
designed
the
that
to
provide
board
the
the
9,003
of
V.
program
the
salaried
employees with a steadier
purchasing power durifig retirement years in the event of
ehanges in, the cost of living and a greater and more direct interest
Jn the successful operation of the
company.
/
*
Godchaux
Justin
of
of
articles
I
family
sales
dent,
Improve the capital structure, by eliminating
materially reducing
the outstanding shares of the present senior preferred stock without
the reduction of working capital.—V. 183, p. 668.
*
V
&
&
the
Douglass & Co.
Frederick,
Morford,
of
and
has
resigned
Inc.
Albert
Godchaux
which
27.
Byron
New
'
Lengsficld,
H.
Orleans,
manufactures
Executive-Assistant
as
.
William
charge
J.
of
sales
in
manager
nounced.
for
of
sales
advertising,
and
that
Godchaux
its
1956.
brand
and
distributors
Central
promotion
for
United
Georgia Power Co.—Plans Expansion—
The
company
Commission
Feb,
on
for
15
made
to
construct
license
a
application
the
to
60.003
a
(B.
Federal
kilowatt
Power
hydroelectric
fxlant and dam on the Chattahoochie river just north of Columbus, Ga.
The development, which will cost more than
813,000,000, will be known
the
as
James
McCoy Oliver dam and will form
Chattahoochee development.
Middle
The
-
Middle
Chattahoochee
development
part of the company's
a
also
the
company's
Rock and North Highlands hydroelectric
plants.
Goat Rock lias
capacity of 21.000 kilowatts in five hvdroelectric units, of whi-h one
5,600
kilowatt
kilowatts,
•*ith
three
combined
produce
Oliver
The
construction
Highlands
of
6,900
plants in the Middle Chattahoochee development will have
generating capacity of 92,900 kilowatts, and will
alone
work
kilowatt
will
to
the
the
on
years.—V.
183,
hours
of
power
produce 255,000,000
p.
Federal
Oliver
months after issuance of
f our
sixth
electric
application
struction
A
unit, also of 5.000
with completion
scheduled this
plant consists of six hydroelectric units
kilowatts.
under
now
470,000.000
dam
completed in 1955.
was
North
capacity
a
The
a
is
The
ironth.
unit
a
Power
dam
license
is
and
in
normal
a
kilowatt
Commission
expected
water
year.
hours.
Increase
shown
L.
reported
with
of
rate
to
states
begin
that
con¬
within
six
668.
•
8.3%
Net
stockholders
report
retire
:>a,
that
from
were
William
that
A.
office
informed
Barron.
at
the
in
company's
Chairman of the
-Jr.,
time
the
of
the
annual
for
all
is
on
that
Mr.
Earron
will
continue
Gillette
annual
Board,
tfn
would
March
of
charitable
amounted
The
2,003
The
in
company
Joseph
Net
sales,
P.
1955
Spang,
had
Jr.,
.ncome
Net
;
-
.
the highest
earnings in its 55-year
President, announced on Feb. 27.
profits and earnings in 1955,
gained over any previous year.
gross
taxes,
earnings
f
charge
that
firm,
sales
an¬
one
In
"et
—
/.
previous
1955
peak
increased
set
in
1S54
to
year
p.
SS3.
both before
and
his-
taxes
Net
afid
net
the
on
for
1954,
gain of $14,739,925
in
for
all, costs,
for
the
Net
1954
year
York
for
period
the
the
the
new
1354, the
date
included
13,
in
which
in
B.
F.
Goodrich
Goodrich
B. F.
in
B.
Goodrich
F.
net
net
income
foreign income taxes for the
with
approximately $89,095,000, equivalent to $10.04
shares,
common
$8.42
share
a
company,
by
the
capital
8,812,260
1954.
with
Total
taxes
a
and
$74,238,000
in
1955
in
■
totaled'
Revenue
and
Act
of
companies,
during
The
1954
$1.60
$16,803,062
of
F.
amounted
were
totaled
with
B.
share
$1.90
in
in
equal
the
company's
ments
for
continued
in
by
F.
B.
Co.,
$30,294,000.
during
and
share
Total
and
the
in
year
dividend
$13,771,865
in
1955,
re¬
asso¬
N°t
assets
were
at
in
expansion
the
and
of
end
8109,474,023,
a
recent
payments
1954.
to
1955
ratio
working capital increased
during the year.—V. 183, p. 771.
years
growth
were
of
from
3.2
of
from
in
require¬
earnings
retained"
and
current
1.
Gas
&
Liberty
Corp.;
"Quick-
Products;;
its
of
additional
$10
shares
record
SEC on Feb.
stock. The,
the
common
par
of
its
common
March
1,
five chares then held.
stock
1956,
for.
the,'
at
The subscription
The
construction
for
program
and
1955
183/ p. 668.
of
President of
Hotel
Corp.
lease
this
Hotel
sale
on
Hotel
Plaza
and
Feb.
29
.>
A. M. Sonnaannounced the"
the Roosevelt Hotel
of
in. Washington,
the
for
corporation,
America,
of
for the
in
D.
C.,
in
well
as
York.
New
New'
the
as
two:
Until
Chicago,
been
known
Cleveland
the
as
has
Corp.
Corp,
March
on
Hotels
Corp.
of
Hotel Roosevelt Corporation
Hotel
$2,130,000.
America
of
1956.
also' sold
1,
has
Hotel Corp.
the
of
all
theP
Company.
Hotel
to
Boston,
and
Childs
sold
America
for
of
total considera¬
management of
a
assumed
been
Corp.
Hotel
in
,
Washington
,
for
Corp.
$12,800,000.*
and Hotel Corp. of-America,
extended
March 31, 1956,
terminating
period of years, the terms of the lease bding
Rental Income at present to H^tch Corp.-. of.
Plaza Hotel Is $1,500,000 annually.
The Plaza has
a
unchanged.
from
the
of
\.
»
Roosevelt
fee
Hotel
to
for
Corp.
which
is
the
owns
held
by
the
leasehold
York
New
Hotel
the
on
Roosevelt,
Terminal
The leasehold which,"
State
Realty
&
a subsidiary of the New York Central RR.
expires April 30, ,1964 includes land, building, furniture and
the
of
Hotels
hotel.
Corp.
Hotel
the
For
$1,000,060
250,000
will
and
assume
paid
paid
equipment
$750,000
price
will
to
Hilton'
paid
be
a
Corp.
Hotel
mortgage
of
over
will
pay
Y"
America
>
As a part of.
of 84,850,000.
common
and
building
be
has
purchase
Hotels Corp will receive a note for $5,450,000.
stock of Hotel Corp. of America.
Sals:
of
shares
Includes "land,
price
Mayflower,
Hilton
transaction,
and
the
The Roosevelt has 1,100 rooms.
1,000-room
cash
America
balance of
of years.
in
of
Corp.
the
and
brief period
a
The
contents.
short
a
over
period
of
balance
the
of
purchase"
years.
*
,
V In commenting on
the
that
all
the various transactions, Conred N. Hilton pointed
of the Roosevelt and Mayflower hotels had fulfilled
sales
obligations
proceedings
consent
the
of
decree
respect to the
with
entered
into
disposition of the
the
in
anti-trust
properties.—V.
109,
183,
;
• *
(Charles E.) Hires Co.—Sales Up Slightly—
.
'Three Months Ended
Net
Dec.
31
-
—
sales
and
other
$241,152,107
1955
1954
.
$1,587,551
.1,733,555
1,691,758
59,774
$104,207
19,072
$61,001
operating
$1,612,780
$120,775
—
of sales
Cost
$85,135.
expenses—__
'
Operating
Discounts,
Balance
loss
interest and sundry income—
loss
•_
Sales
for doubtful
accounts,
etc.
and
net
profit
loss
or
Canadian
(in
11,484
12,757
$72,485
provision
loss
Net
$97,892
dol¬
lars)
of
The
Charles
E.
Hires
Co.,
Ltd.
(wholly owned subsidiary not included above)
.
Tnree
Sales
Ended
Dec.
1955
1954
$18,538
Months
$27,528
8,225
31—
_
_
Loss
7,929
_:
—V.
182,
1014.
p.
.
.
Hollywood Angels, Inc., N. Y.—Offering
The
Feb.
Securities
23,
has
and
issued
an
Commission, it
order under the Securities
Exchange
was
Suspended—1
announced on
1333 tempo¬
Act of
rarily-suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration for a
stock
offering by this corporation.
The order provides an oppor¬
tunity for hearing on the question whether the
suspension should
be
to
Division;
Chandler-Evans
plant additions of $11,686,100.—V.
stock of the
of
America
1955
financing
$350,626,130
to
are'
1956
for
Seaborne & Seasplcndor Steamship
stockholders of
Mayflower
Roosevelt
has
stockhold?rs
Dividends
$225,632,754
shares
offer
purposes.
hotels in
generally
compares
business.
the
Current
liabilities
practice
Corp.;
share for each
the
-Hotels. Corp.
for
in.
investment
which
sales
of America ther
Hotel: Corp.
of
America assumes management of the Mayflower on April 1, 1956.
•
*
The'existing, lease for the Plaza Hotel in New York between Hilton
The
844,857,000.
a
^
Penn-Texas
registrat'on statement with
a
275,030
to
common
Hotels
Discounts,
1955
investments
Capital
filed
Hilton,
has
Hilton
to
and
distribution
and
radios.
total
when it acquired the plaza in New York ard the Sonnabend-
1955
methods permitted
depreciation of new
Goodrich
teletype
and
5.
negotiations
Mayflower
1953.
manufacturing,
of
its
to
military
electronic
radio
"•
•
adopted
rapid
31,
Goodrich
to
1954.
1955
the
has
more
Dec.
outlays
betterment
of
for
after
investment
and
facilities
1954,
year
1954,
acquired
of
mobile
and
home
and Saxon,
the
8,871,068
and
facilities
Hoist
of
of
common
income
amounted-
on
1954,
shares.-
common
and
acquisition,
Co.;
gross
N.
Hilton
$48 330.000
were
share
adds
owns
amortization of leasehold improvements in
$19,677,643 as compared with $16,121,656 in 1954.
to
a
in
compared
as
on
effective with the
Capital
outlays
$36,474,000
year.. 1955
to
shares
2Vz
Hotels Corp.—Sells Two Hotels—
and
America
p.
included
are
1954
year
from Aug.
manufacturer
centers,
receivers
such
far
Weeks ago,
out
shares.
income
each
of Penn-Texas
a
Brown
President
renewal
the
after provision
1955.
and
reflect
over
compared
shares outstanding
share
for
common
program
Co.,
$38,815,737.
was
8,871,068
common
a
for
division
included
were
after
T
1955
1
v
after, provision
income
depreciation,
share
income
8.812,260
on
and
the. year
compared
Dividends
$29,031,290
a
$46,662,127,
common
Net
$4.40
sales
not
are
ciate
of
1955 climbed to $173,928,594,
183,
to
for
to meet on March
Hallisrafters." Terms'
vf
leading
a
new
new
for
Conrad
the
to
"
personnel,
scheduled
are
Penn-Texas
the expansion
covering
calls
bend,
v
sales
Corp.
1,017 rooms.
993."'
p.
only to the extent of dividends received.
Increases in B. F. Goodrich
equities in net income retained by associate companies during th?
search
or
$3.13 p?r share
826.138,101 cr $2.77 per share,
s
adjusted to reflect the recent stock
split.
Dividends paid in 1S55
vcre 818,442,627, compared with
816,234,557 the year before.
the
ictn
a
Products
expansion
Qiy,
net
of acquisition, to Dec. 31, 1954.
The earnings of associate companies
organizations.
*
total
shares:
reach
proposes
Hilton
,
$755,016,879 compared
indirect sales to the Federal
and
1954.
including
to
net
Sponge
and
Earnings and Sales Set Record Highs in 1955—
•
Direct
of
year
1955.
31,
amounted
directorship
as
well
as
directorships of Incorporated Investors
Incor¬
porated Income Fund. St. Croix Paper
Co., Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Jo., and Suffolk Savings Bank, as well as numerous
civic
amounted
as
1955
meeting
his
5.8%
$5.26
was
Dec.
Depreciation
understood
sa'es
1954.
amounted
costs,
income
1956.
It
in
the
income
Net
including taxes and depreciation.
Federal
The
21.
were
for
$3,075,000
Chairman—
as
Feb.
on
its
management
price is to be supplied by amendment. The offering is not underwritten.
Net proceeds will be applied by the company to the construction of
facilities and the extension of services or to the pavment of bank loans
1956
of
$630,670,600
with
Up^fl9.7%— V
ell
the
leading producer of short wave receivers and
amateur radio operators, and manufactures a complete
company
incurred
19.7%
in the sales of
this
company
from 1954 was
the
company's report to stockholders for the year 1955,
Collyer, Chairman, and William S. Richardson, President,
in
John
Co.—Sales
less than majority interests
that it will be completed within
Gillette Co.—Barron to Retire
♦
Goodrich
Government
includes
Goat
a
F.)
of
also
183, p.
1956,
Hotel
.
t„at
by Perm-Texas of 332,609 shares of'
exchange basis, Hallicrafters stockholders
information
is
subscription by
*
2,003,
arpo nted
183,
_
voted
announced
:
Johnston
&
This
2,003''
Godchaux, 4IV
Leslie said.—V.
family
whose
sale,
issuance
this
On
in
the
to
company
of
Mr.
step
Industrial
27,
States,
many-years,
,
Hawaiian Telephone Co., Honolulu, Hawaii—Registers
Stock Offering With SEC—
..-refined''sugar
products
in
the
has budgeted the highest amounthistory to lnt:nsliy Its advertising and b.a'-d promotion during'
The company has been an
industry leader in ar v rti'sins axxd
Southern
%
present Hallicrafters program includes production,
development of guided missile control; counter measures
equipment, infra-red devices, computer data handling sys-'.
Corps.—V.
Inc.J%one'"of*ihTlargest
Sugars,
the
Way0 Truck Shovel Co.; Tex-Penn Oil
Vice-President .in
teen
of
the
share
television
ol
tion
the
Leon
-U
27
stock,
Including
The
"i
SugarsyTnc.j ..has
and
->
•
:
2,003i
in
of
the'
lc.).'
,
'
for
transmitters for
line
operated
-
with
(par
•
of ratifying the acquisition of
stock.
combat
Potter
;
the Present
sta'ement
of capital stock
snares
.
<»
reported
manufacturers
in
Godchaux
charge
Leslie
Mr.
to
folding cartons.
••••'.*
Leslie,' presently Assistant to
C.
'
$150,090,COO,
the announcement said.
The. present subsidiaries of Fenn-Texas Corp. are: Pratt & Whitney'.
Co., Inc.; The Elyria Foundry; The Crescent Co., Inc.; Bay way Terminal
Division;. Pennsylvania Coal & Coke; Colt's Patent Fir-arms Mfg. Co.;
Jr., Presi'ent of Lengsfie'.d.
the appointment of Just'n
announced
reglstra ion
a
■
Penn-Texas
of
Hallicrafters
3,000
Inc.——-
Vice-President
as
filed
President,
favor
companies
radar
terns,
Rogers
Sutro & Co.———__—
Feb.
on
time,
of
Inc.,
-
,
over
1_01.
and
expected
advertising, effective March 10, Lecn Godchaux, II, Presi-V
same
p.
stations..
3.003i
3,000
Co.
Muir Investment Corp.—-_
Schweickhardt & Co._
6,000
Godchaux-
announced
At
Brothers,
of
He also stated that the proposed amendments to the articles of in¬
corporation were designed to ease restrictions
established; 10 years
Ago and which unduly limit the company's operations
mid also to
and
182,
communications. The
3,003*
Sugars, Inc.—New Advertising Official—
Albert
t
increase
year.—V.
previous
15%
only of present Hallicrafters
one
new
conclusion
:.V"
for-
.
desired To "submit
directors
Eadgley,
ljB3, p., 993.
i
to
Stern,
6,00.)
duPont & Co
also
See
same!1
a
1955,
825,030
In
call
receive
research
LaBouisse,
<
Moreland
sale
.-•This
3,003
—_
Weil,
Marvin
•'
Feb.
on
purpose
common
will
43,000
Friedrichs & Co
J.
6,000
plan.
amendment
an
Howard,
9,000
9,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co,
'V'.
calendar
unchanged.
comprised
Its
Kirk-
& Co
9,003
desir¬
incorporation td change certain restrictive provisions of th» cumu¬
lative preferred stock and
to grant certain conversion
privileges to
holders of outstanding shares of that class.
<•
level
Co.-
fe
6,003
3 meeting, at which
entitled to vote, are the
retirement
Fridley, Hess & Frederking
Company
Co.—'
Straus, Blosser & M Dowell
at the April
upon
March
Courts
Eppler, Guerin & Turner—
be.
app.oxi-
on.the
s..are
'
for
27
'
Halligan,
Hallicrafters
5,000
9.00)
business
such
*
215,000
cn
were
General C.
T.
Lanham, Vice-President and a director of,
Corp., who attended the Hcllicrafters meeting, said that
anticipated that the new Hallicrafters board and officers will
of
„3,000
Clark, Landstreet &
patrick, Inc.
.J.
for the
-
Inc.
9.000
Co
Richter
Francis I.
per
against it.
Stockholders
j
5.030
9,00)
Aberci'ombie
&
'.these
5,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
*
9,00)
:—--
Richards & Co
Lovett
82.40
to
share
per
19j5.
approved the sale of the corporation's,
Corp. Stockholders, owning 673,975 shares
outstanding shares, voted in favor of the*
stockholders owning 5,925 shares or seven-tenths of:
while
12
5 003
_
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
"
Feb.
on
the
continue
is
be
5.003
Doyle, Connor & Co._
Co.
Schwabecher
Asso¬
Major
it
6,003
Earth & Co
9,000
9,000
Scherck,
\
Associa- "i
Transport
Penn-Texas
6,000
Cruttenden & Co
9,003
Ryons &
Air
Penn-Texas
of
voted
will
sev¬
C. Wheat & Co.—
9,000
.
Inc.—
&
Insurance
are
Accident
and
and
$4.80
to
year
equal
reported for the
totaling 24.4%
',v::Snares
23,00)
Eichler & Co.—
Co.
Lester,
com¬
provide
to
should
'
has
each
J.
Brothers
coast——-——-
be
'
which
stock
Lehman
&
equal
calendar
$587,534,
•
the
'William
the
and
Johnson & Higgins
M. E. Allison & Co. Inc
Estabrook
majority
a
underwriters
Wilson,
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler <fe Co
Dewar, Robertson & Van-
preference
.
and
approve
preferred
J.
Blair
shall
stocks,
...
be
1%
price of
" '; 'V'" \V\
a
■TV."'-
to
proposal,
from the company are as follows:
—
record
employees
2.—To
further
of
shares
600,000
affirmative
common
provides
shares
O'Neil..
Mr,
Am«ng "matters
shareholders
salaried
thereby
issued
pany's working capital to support increased sales,
improvements, and
new
developments
within
our
able,"
from
tne
totaled. $14,533,003
stockholders
81.7%
or
authorized
at
company
several
43,000
Bateman,
shares
common
be
may
number
outs'anding
of the
convertible
Staats &
R.
1954's
corporation
assets
option, exercis¬
an
-
43,000
Hill,
of
has
Eastman, Dillon- & Co.—— 43,003
'
following:
of
400,000.
3.—Increase
of
to purchase
the
of
names
Crowell, Weedon & Co._
fitsat
not
the
number
upon
convert
company
the
to
agreed
authorized
the issue of debentures, may Include
a
debentures into common stock and that
the
warrants to purchase common stock, provided
company,
privilege
350,000 shs.
1,215,000 shs.
purchase 25,000
the
of
William
2,500,000.
to
2.—The
the
York
1959, to
First California Company__
the
.
1 .
covering, an additional 2,000,Ov.0
182, p. 2790.
The
Shares
and
increase
of New
stock
common
•,
shares
of
erally agreed
meeting.
special
of
approval of the three issues pre¬
meeting, William O'Neil, President, announced
special meeting of the shareholders of all classes
has been called for April 3.
■
annual
an
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
that
500,000 shs.
350,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
'
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Three Issues
The
subsidiary
industrial and
for
^
production and sale of oil and gas therefrom. It has recently,
certain tungsten mining properties in the State of Arizona,
Through its wholly-owned subsidiary, C. G. Glarseock Drilling Co., it
is also engaged in the drilling of oil and gas wells, principally in the
Gulf of Mexico and bordering states, on a contract basis for others.
Among the drilling rigs operated by the Drilling company is a mobile
drilling platform of advanced design, constricted fcfr it by Bethlehem
Steel Co., Shipbuilding Division, in 1954, capable of dri ling operations
in open water from 29 to 100 feet in depth. The Drilling company has
entered into a contract for the purchase from said Shipbuilding Divi¬
sion of a second mobile drilling platform which
will be designed to
drill in open water in depths up to 140 feet.
It is expected that the
new mobile
platform will be ready for delivery by Jan. 1, 1957.
ex¬
Patterson
Corp.
Ilallicrafters Co., Chicago, III.—Sale Approved—
:
the
and
Capacity—
announced
24
Co.
time prior to Dec. 21,
any
:
President
was
outstanding shares.
$4,938,073
*$4,938,073
—
acquired
■"
General Time Corp.—To Increase Plant
D.
dated Dec.
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in D"laware on Aug. 21, 1954.
It is principally engaged in the acquisition of leases of prospective oil
and gas properties, the exploration and development of its properties
from
2466.
SEC
Outstanding
—V.
$13 per share.
Power
Mr.
at
unissued
of
$12,631,244
The
-T-
FINANCING
PRESENT
and
and
the request for authorization to issue the convertible
corporation will propose to share owners that the
shares of common
be increased
to 20,000,000
to
the
secured note
—
tThe Mutual Life'Insurance
the
15,000,000.
proceeds
.
April
on
offer
Been
haS
Inc.,
who
Securities, Inc., Jersey City, N. J.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
represents the joint and several indebtedness of the co:n«
the Drilling company. The note provides for monthly prin¬
payments limited, except in the case of certain in Teases in oil
and gas production, to a maximum of $70,000 per month,
the note
also provides for minimum annual principal payments of $550,000.
to
are
Lines,
Damon,
Group
cipal
authorized
of
subsidiary
p.
directors
of
terms
tlje annual meeting.
It is intended
to
"rights" basis to holders of common stock.
a
addition
debentures,
number
irom
board
conversion
The
following
1956
debentures
In
the
by
debentures.
TO
EFFECT
preferred
stock
($5
par
value), issuable in series
$1.25 convertible preferred stock—
tCommon stack ($1 par value)—_—
pany
Air
S.
Health
Electric
$1,175,000,
were
snares,
sales
Net
*This note
corporation through its President, Donald C. Power, announced
1 that it will present to share owners for approval at the
meeting
on
April
18,
1956
Authorization to
issue
up
to
R.
Benefit
Mutual
Westinghouse
earnings
number
Cumulative
March
annual
GIVING
Authorized
4'/2%
late
,
,
.1954
United
of
the
succeed
America,
mately double
1
General Telephone Corp.—To Sell Debentures—
on
Net
pay
10-year
Patterson
—
"Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Earnings Doubled—
company.
The advances to
for the purpose of providing
constructed
O.
America.-j|V. 183, p. 993.
the
to
be
CAPITALIZATION
"'Y'; 'V. ■V'" YY".
'•
of
the cost of the new deep-water mobile drilling platform
fpr the Drilling company by Bethlehem Steel Co.,
and the" cost of related equipment.
The balance of the net proceeds,;
in the amount of approximately $3,055,300, will be added to the gen¬
eral funds of the company and will be available for working capital.
York,
208,
p.
.
the
Omaha,
ciation
President
to
Airlines, Inc.
other directorships held by Mr.
North
of
outstanding
21.
Net
of
tion
Co., Akron,
World
be repaid were
made from time to time
additional work-;
ing capital.
Approximately $3,750,000 will be used, together with
83,000,OGO to be borrowed from The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
81,395,273
1,024,343
$1,825,397
1,420,105
Patterson,
director
a
Among
Co.
proceeds to the company from the sale of the
stock will be used, up to $1,130,000,
the
A.
Rubber
&
Director—
a
of Trans
preferred
of
stockholders
and
$9,428,435
6,134.480
1,130,000
768,682
$174,285
135,086
income
1955—12 Mos.—1954
8830,919 $10,593,553
517,053
6,338,089
107,000
1,527,000
59,353
903,067
W.
elected
to the company and the Drilling company by C. G.
a partnership composed of C.
G. Glasscock, C. G. 1
James C. Storm, all of whom are officers, directors
and
Jr.
to
$147,513
145,000
Other
Federal
convertible
of
Glasscock,
of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
General Telephone Co.
Elected
.
Inc.jJSdstman, Dillon & Co.; and William
to repay advances
Glasscock Oil Go.,
f
utility subsidiaries or to reimburse GPU's
GPU's
of
sums
Co.
PROCEEDS—The net
shares
for Investment In one or
treasury for
GPU proposes_to supply the common
stock
equity eomDonent of its subsidiaries' 1956 financing programs
throigh these temporary borrowings, and to repay the balance of such
borrowings out of the proceeds of a GPU common stock financing in
the latter part of 1956 cr the early part of 1957.—-V. 183, p. 933.
Proceeds
more
Goodyear Tire
Stock Offering
—
issue of Feb. 27 of the public
our
R. Staats &~€o?^Further details follow:
to
thereon.
hearing
a
California
»
the SEC for an order authorizing
during 1956; and the Coinpersons until March 9, 1956, to request '
applied
borrowings of $10,000,000
bank
mission, has
Corp.—Bank Borrowings—
Utilities
has
corporation
temporary
made in
was
offering of 359,000 shares of $1.25 cumulative convertible
preferred^stock (par $5) at $25 per share through First
557.
p.
Glasscock-Tidelands Oil Co.
(C. G.)
<
-
vacated
The
or
made
corporation
Commission
on
June
permanent.
filed
21,
itso
.
A
notification with tne
the public offering of 530,000
Regulation
1954, proposing
'
Volume
183
Number 5513
shares
its
par
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1111)
of
its
offering
all
types
•
lc
circular,
of
the
motion
stock
common
television
and
share.
"to
proposed
company
picture
per
at "50c
produce
and on occasion legitimate theatrical productions."
_
The
According
to
and
BUSINESS—Company
finance
radio
productions,
snows,
business
"
nities
Commission's
order is based upon (1)
a preliminary injunction
1953, in the New York Court ior New York County
against
Hollywood Angels, Inc., Wallace G. Garland, its President
and
director, and Howard Field,
its
Vice-President, Secretary and
issued
Dec.
on
Of
securities;
and
(2)
the
provisions of
tisement
relating
failure
of
Commission
the
to
Hollywood
rules
Angels
requiring
appearing
oifering
the
in
to
the
the
November
having
in
Kansas
the
Light Co.
Customers
an
which
served
by
Co.
.
.
.
CAPITALIZATION
1955
>
>
i
•
1986
i
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
above.—-183,
993.
p.
series
Serial
Bids
1
®Not
7,
be
at
'.purchase
received
Room
limited
except
set forth
as
following
from
it
of
$30,000,000
•
82,011 shs.
400,000 shs.'
183,
V
.
:
'
993.
p.
-i.
•
Idaho-Alta Metals
•
The
'
•
company,
it is
the SEC covering
with
stock
•
of
first
bonds
mortgage
10
(par
-Corp.
"
"
cents),
due
Merrill
1936.—
announced,
has
net
proceeds
Co.),
us<-d to
oe
costs.
letter
a
123,003
offered at $1.50
be
to
are
A.
per
s
New
of
a
e
of
thro-g.1 iremier
City.
•
'
Net
income
for
RR.—January Earnings Off—
&
January,
Dick
Equitable
Salomon
Shields
.
operating
expenses
in
January,
1956,v were $18,665,626
compared with $17,027,246 for the corresponding 1955 period.—V..183,
p.
993.
V
'
•'
.-
•
'
•"
..
'
•
-
The
.
corporation
statement
'stock
with
Feb.
on
the SEC
F. S.
(par $1).—V.
181,
'
Thi3
.
has
company
announced
purchased
Feb.
on
C.
L.
Percival
Co.
of
Boone,
Iowa,
21.
C.
L.
Percival
equal
$8.35
to
•Net
sales
Profit
—
it
Co.
before
Federal
Federal
tax
taxes___:_———
income
Jan.
sales
set
a
No. of shares of 4%
■
the
Number
of
'Earnings
shares
common
John
R.
per
share—
common
:
"Unfilled
:
orders
months
amount
production
to
approximately
ct
current
$1.61
$1.93
$18 500,000,
rates,"
or
according
to
seven
Frank
to
R.
Kohnstamm, President.
corporation on Feb. 28 reported the receipt of orders from the
Navy totaling approximately $2,120,000.
Tnese
orders involve
company's D27-1 and D31-1 electric starters which are designed
-specifically for starting turbo-jet engines.
v"
S.
Production
the
on
mid-1957.—V.
182,
orders begins in
April
and
is
scheduled
to
run
;
Year Ended
the
Net
Dec.
31—
before
income
taxes
Net
•No.
income—.—
common
2,778,189
____
Federal and State income
-
taxes
snares
($1
' 1,019,000
703.409
>
$2.32
$3.00
5,734,147
1,367,047
811,562
preferred dividends.
(net)
in
Eugene
payment
H.
of
credit of $623,against the State of
judgment
United
producers;
depreciation
ring-nature
received
as
increase
the
cost
in
charges and having
in
1954.—V.
182,
of
p.
operat.dns;
income
no
of
a
60%
Peabody
Gas
&
Electric
&
of
continue
the
firm
at
he
Co.
and
in
Other
Inc.,
bidders
who
bid
for
Corp.
"Goldman,
Sachs
bonds
The
•
302.39%
those
the
101.92;
Securities
value
the
bonds
Union
Co.
&
redeemable
are
for these
redeemed
at
redeemed
on
or
on
after
♦Students'
Offered—Kidder,
to
were:
Halsey,
Corp.'and
Glore,
of
th?
Stuart
Stone
Forgan
Interest,
'
1,
1985
and
on
or
after
at
on
Feb.
year
for
all
$633,596
participate.
Net
('
fund
183,
of
&
$24.74.
struction
of
proceeds from the sale of the common shares
be applied by the company toward the cost of
electric
facilities
and
for
other
corporate
and
The
purpos-s.
require
will
•
of the company for the years 1956 and l^"7 will
approximately $23,500,000, of which it is estimated $13,046,009
expended
The
rent
the
company
sale,
it
program,
wvll
in
*1956
and
$10,454,000
in
1957.
estimates that, in addition to the proceeds of the
require
which
will
in
1T57
be
raised
\
a
minimum
by
of
S3.000,C00
further financing.
misc.
the
are
to
in-
sales
of
misc.
cur¬
complete
propertis;
to
be
used
of
sales
for
Fed.
taxes
the
per
income
1,
1955,
from
amount
losses,
had
of
Tne
material
amounts
1954
year
reducing
756,669
;
fees
15,240
effect
been
the
year
for
accrual
an
treasury
by
The
statement
1954.—V.
the
an
of
in
estimated
58,768
in
the
the
to
of
The
the
if
condition
shares
board, of
directors
GIVING
15c
EFFECT
the
reserve
claim,)
FINANCING
the
company's
the
Articles
total
company
executive
to
of
number
6,500,000
Incorporation
organized
was
offices
located
are
organized
of
and
for
mining
a
of
authorized
shares
of
wer-i
shares
common
oi
stoci)
.
St., Salt Lake City 11,
was
Outstanding
5,660.238 she.
"6,500,000 shs.
In
Utah
on
First
at
Security
the
23,
195'z'.
Building,
•/
of
purpose
engaging in th.>
the
acquisition,
including
mining properties with principal
company,
development of
Dec.
Utah.
em¬
and mineral interests in other properties.
All cf th,>
properties are located in the Eig. Indian Mining District,
County, Utah, with the exception of the company's so-ca'led
claims, which are located in the Gateway Mining District,
Colo.—V.
183,
407.
p.
J
•
Stevens
the
of
has
elected
be;n
President
Chairman.
now Board
since
company
to
succeed
Stevens
Mr.
1930.—V.
ISO,
has
Dr.
be:*
E^.rl
P.
Vice*
a
255.
p.
above.—V.
Camera-
182, p.
2131.
BUSINESS—Organized in New York March 25, 1954. the company
to build and operate an indoor arena for sports events, enter¬
civic and commercial events and recreational activities in
Commack, N. Y., in Smithtown Township, Suffolk County, Long Islanc-i,
the
the
According to
have
arena
early
will
in
prospectus,
been
December,
be
company's
corporate
Overall
land,
by
of the plans fc.i*
the foundation was started in
September,
proceeds
general
of
cost
of
the
funds
and
including
the
construction
including
at
anticipates
for
the
for
effect
that
financing
will be
present
will
available
be
construction
funds
hand,
on
construction
the
of
will
arena
sufficient
be
and
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
for
the
of
of
to
EFFECT
if
pay
equipping it
TO
mortgage note due July 2, 1959—
stock
Common
(par
added
its
to
general
arena.
Tho
foe
tho
10
operation.
PRESENT
.
FINANCING
'
..
Outstanding
$44,925
11,049.735 she.
♦$44,925
1,200.000 shs.
cents)
tho
all are sold, together
the entire cost of tlw
for
Authorized
5V2%
arena
$700,000.
proceeds from the sale of the 525,000 shares,
with
the
1956.
of
the arena and of equipping it
facilities but excluding the cost of
The
company
estimates
that
parking
estimated
is
approvals
necessary
obtained, work on
and the company
purposes,
operation,
all
1955,
operation
PROCEEDS—Net
the
:
$5,000
♦Payable
—V.
183,
Jan.
on
shares
75.0G0
and
2
issuable
2 of each year.
JDoes no;)
the exercise of the warrants.
July
upon
669.
p.
of
have
ten
stock
LaSalle
of
distributed
the
in
The
acquired for
and 43,528 of
of
000
treasury
been
years
company on
as
I
Dec.
31,
1955
shows
cash
Feb. 29 announced plans to i:sue and sell $12,030,*
preferred stock.
the New York P. S. Commission and cl^arexpects t'rat the new stock wTl bo
26 through an investment bmkir.g group
headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc., The First Bos.on Corporation and
subject
by
ancp
C.
W.
approval
to
the
on
SEC
Langley &
of
the
about
or
company
April
Co.
i
The
Co., New York,
thu
to
right to changl
PRESENT
TO
share) ;
per
General Precision Equipment Corp.
Include
income
were
held
now
(net)
at
and
uranium
company
has no
other specific pur¬
Long Island Arena, Inc.—Stock Offered—Dunne & Co.,
New York City, on March 1 offered publicly 525,000
'shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1.50 per share,
change
950.
rate
will
cf
dividend
and
determined
be
at
the
a
offering
later
price
date.—V.
of
the
1&3,
p.
r.ew
preferred
v69.
Offered—Cornelis
Feb. 29 offered publicly
stock (par 25 cents) at $2 per
on
Lorado
Uranium
to Issue About
Mines
Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Plans
$7,000,COO of Bonds—To Place Large Mill
in Operation—
PROCEFDS—The
repay
other
of
except
thu
Wyoming properties referred
the
of
cash
a
share.
ment,
its
5,000,000
share.
per
Main
Raymond
offered
common
acquisition,
time,
■1
1955.
year
having
shares
last
tl
Long Island Lighting Co—Plans New Financing—
3.800
Leatherhide Industries, Inc.—Stock
Vroedt
15c
County,
See
$1.08
reserves
1954.
statement
shares
will
proceeds
leasehold
Juan
series
de
all
or
increase
to
business
President
$232,354
retired.
financial
net
(Arthur D.) Little, Inc.—New President—
accounting
amounting to $991,212, compared to $997,486 at Dec. 31,
171, p.
possible
company,
present
from
Stevenson, who is
$5,525.
additional
gen-
advanco
phasis being placed on uranium. The properties of the company
co^-".
sist of approximately 99 unpatented
mining claims
and
fractional
claims comprising a total of approximately 1,361 acres,
together with
-
•
246,210
basis
related
31,
restatement
by
treasury and 90
making the total
of
the
Dec.
for
the
such
year
University
been
and
at
income
chown
the
1955
the
employees,
shares.
A total
costs
net
restated,
for
to
these shares have
accounts
service
upon
$22,500
any specific acquisition or
remaining funds may be devoted,
value
company
certain
18,227
$1.06
from
$40,500
and
expenses
of
company's
1,603,468
$221,870
tuition
and
income
acquired
awards
*
The
) San
827,428
23,535
1,562,946
229,500
:
tuition
previously
have
net
During
were
'the
ins;al.ment
commissions,
no
the
some
1956
as
so
South
general
repre¬
the University changed its method of
student
to
of
and
stock
principal
,
318,839
(estimated)
chare—
common
the
the
by
At
such
25,
405
$3,246,526
366,717
expenses-——
income
on
approximately
operating
payment
for
to
advisable
(par
Its
28,183
.'_
income
(e)
and
for
the
indicated
used
l'mited
not
Jan.
value
par
$3,218,343
—
ether
and.
Barret)■
intends
27,017
depreciation and amortization——
admis.,
the
be
respect
stock
common
1954
$3,134,220
income
—
and
the
on
tainments,
supplies
and
registrars
drilling
'
amended
of
$3,161,237
discounts,
price for the BarreV;
$169,500
was
used
or
it
and
company; (d) approximately $30,0la)
used in payment for the option wit.'.I
(including
interests.
company
♦O*
fund's
Milwaukee,
1955
collected;
and
purchase
•
University, Chicago, 111.—Earnings
fees
150,000 shares of
|
the
above.
Fund
con¬
construction program
be
for
and securities
PROCEEDS—Net
of
Authorized
products
the
of
Milwaukee,
aucl
per
and
Co.
w;tit
mining operations; (c) approximately $200,000 will
company's development and drilling program; and (d)
$83,671 will be used for general corporate purposes,
which
exploration
639.
p.
in
CAPITALIZATION
basis, which is the method followed for Federal income tax purposes.
In recording this
change, retained earnings as of Jan, 1, 1955, Were
reduced
by $1,089,449,
representing the net, difference bet.veen the
1985.
Competirg bids for the new common stock follows: Josepthal & Co.,
a
share; Union Securities Corp., $24.8775; Glore Forgan & Co.
-and Goldman, Sachs & Co. (jointly), $24,751; and Lehman
Brothers,
will
but
to
Com.
and
Average
Lo-wi
are
also
Co.,
expended"
claims
purposes.,
on
equity
Barrett
application of proceeds in the best interests of the company t.)
circumstances, may justify or require;
however, it is the present, in¬
tention of the company to use the proceeds for the a.oiementioned
year,
$793 634
the
reimburovi
connection
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Orders New TV
expenses
♦As of Jan.
for
$25.02
bonds
to
$97,575
was
income.—
Provision
and
.
purchase
to
sums
in
If
deemed
mining
The
before
prices and
our
used
for
such
(
ago.
of
additional
of
the
for
with
to
i
$15,692,754, 4>r
against $14,628,620
a
the
development activities performed 6\t
(b) aoproximately $3,036,025 was used
be
$739,671
possible acquisition
were
as
of
was
Corp.
approximately
Wyoming
expected
will
beginning
including
year
a
Profit-Sharing
from
sentatives——
&
the
Total
.Provision
Stock Offered—Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
Beane; Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld &
•Co. and associates on Feb. 28 offered 200,000 shares of
common stock (no
par value) at a price of $25.87I/2 per
share.
Award of the issue was won by the investment
banking group at competitive sale Feb. 27 on a bid of
"$25,132 per share.
of
purchase
'Instructional,
Common
ner
last
sal?
annum)
per
exploration
to
purposes
follows
as
Gateway
—
rose
to
the
&
Extension
Compensation
redemption
prior to Jan. 31,
or
Is
remainder
Mesa
Inc.
fund
for
Mc3U:dy
tuition
Advertising
general
1,
certain
or
$56,000
extent
the
!
C>„
&
Co.
to
balance
(c)
for
expected
remaining
used
and
share
a
A^Webster
&
the
Diego
5%
'
6.
p.
contribution
company
Stenotype machines,
•Earnings
for those redeemed
for these redeemed
100%
3?as
special redemption prices ranging from
or
prior to Jan, 31, 1957 to 100% ior
Feb.
prices ranging from 105.39%
-1957
as
Securities
101.8039; and
(jointly), 101.684.
be
.
auditors.—V.
LaSalle
.....
int., to yield 3.25% to maturity.
(jointly),
the
profit-sharing and retirement fund of thi3 pharmaits
greatest gro&tn in 1955, it was announced by
President.
Fonteine,
dependent
a
at 102.384% and accrued
to
poses
•
The bonds, which were won Feb. 27 on a
bid of 101.9211% for the indicated coupon, were offered
-
of
thereby;
used
corporate
'.the
had
in¬
Feb.v 28,
Feb. 1, 1986.
San
the
covered
is
or
used
the
order
of
priority: (a) approxicurrent, operating expenses for tLi
remainder of the year 1956;
(b)
approximately $400,000 will be used
for the sinking of a shaft or shafts and other
expenses incident to
i-
selling
Kimberly said.
Mr*
earnings
demand
183,
Laboratories,
the
1955
Wis.
31„
high
present
"'
non-recur¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
group which offered publicly on
$7,0C0,000 of 3%% first mortgage bonds, due
and
option
exploration
and
be
from
(including approximately $51,000 in¬
the advances by Atlas to the company.
other properties of the
and
mately
Helfaer,
1955
In
Merrill
Beane jointly headed
proceeds
royalties.
capacity in all of our pulp, paper
continued.
"Sales forecasts indicate
employees are now eligibh
employee has reached $2,950.31.
,
companies,
Jan.
number of shares,
first three quarters
plants,
wadding
than
better
improvement
some
associated
the
operations
earnings were $73,599.
Investment counselors
815.
Co.—Bonds
was
eral
Prod¬
1955,
period
shares.
7,268,322
on
v/au
company are now located In the .net
address is
Prudential Plaza,
Cli"-*
approximately $762,115
Inc.
BUSINESS—The
cents
70
It
new
repay
interests;
to
used
respect
..
,
ended
Cellucottcn
like
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Kan as
months
Sept. 30,
held back
on
the
In
substantially
ended
larger
a
share
a
269
Walet,
States
in
on
unusual
P.
In
'
.
President,
said
that
production rnd
sales
of
!®ulphur and dividends paid were the greatest in the history of the
company. He said decreased earnings for 1955 w;re due to reduction
'1n the sale price of sulphur to meet the
competition of the leading
crease
The
.
ceutica!
% Includes non-recurring
company's
three
he said,
equal to
were
stock.-
sales,
from
share- in
a
(jreped
Evan
Louisiana.
•
the
in
International
integration,
quarter
were
higher
months
'
'
After
$2.01
the
cents
73
dividends
Lakeside'
$2.92
6,405,710
since
during the fourth quarter."—V.
702,547
8,276,654
share
per common
assets—
d
liabilities
taxes
Kimberly-Clark
common
January
continuation
a
.
$1,436,732
709,359
with
latest
of
of
bine
Current
512,030
$2,183,799
for
share
a
and
1,698,762
1,499,010
Current
854
t3,202,799
537,000
par)
♦Earnings
1953
$8,077,753
$1,711,183
___________
Current
♦
1954
$8,892,714
,
after
operations
reflect
the
equaled
the
$2.05
and
1955
$9,278,401
to
result
incieased
_
was
and
$5,355,651
of
shares
Earnings
as
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Reports Lower Earns.—
Sales
basis
earnings
In
I
this
its
net
(a)
payment of
and
»claims
•
T
integrated
Earnings for
♦.
to
2250.
p.
expected
.
quarter
was
7,670,212
the
•
Co.
forma
This
U.
the
claims
.
•
eight
for
out that the
quarter's earnings were
somewhat
by unusual costs incurred in the integration.
Other cost3 affecting
earnings arose from operations preliminary to the start-up of the
company's new blant at Fullerton, Calif., which will start producing
.'in April." .-; '
•.
"'v;'"
1
' •'•" J
For realistic comparison, the year-ago-figures are stated on a pro
900,722
'
___
n
The
pointed
6,8Q2
908,316
full
ucts
$1,803,460
S^O
outstanding
4,000
_
Gardner
cumulative
were
share.
per
$4,089,140
to
of
and
properties
"'/
,
quarterly record of $63,625,042 as against $58,597,264
peric'd a year ago.
Kimberly, President, said the latest figures reflected the
like
in
1,975,003
pfd. stock (3/3 par) ou;s)dg.
'
___________
new
'
3,778,460
$1,478,255
—,
-■
Interests
31, 1956, third quarter of the company fiscal year, compared
$5,310,590
in
the
corresponding quarter a
year
before,
and
with
1,850,000
.
4x/2%
Net earnings
1954
3,jz8,2oo
provision
of
first
Net
9,000
6 000
acquisition
the
2,000
Kansas, Inc.
Kormendi & Co., Inc._j
—
2,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
2,050
Carl McGlone & Co., Inc.__ ,2,000
Stetson Securities Corp.___
2,000
V 9,000;
Company
the
/
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Earnings Rate Maintained—
,
$29,977,478 $33,361,860
——
&
cents
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Tin
the
used
Airfleets,
plans
;•
.
——
Blair
—V. 182, p.-2250.
.
1955
-
First Securities Co. of'
9,000
be
advances
Wasatch,
.
prior convertible preferred
stock
(par $25)' has been arranged through Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, it was announced on Feb. 28. None of
the proceeds will accrue to the Kerr-McGee
corporation.
share.
per
Year Ended Dec. 31—
•
14,000
Smithers & C3._
shares
Working capital increased by $751,203 to $8,319,224 at the year-end,
:
Davenport
Co
said
applied
Jack & Heintz, Inc.—Reports Lower Earnings—
■■■■f
Reinholdt
Co.
Of
will
2,000
14,000
&
e'i
2021.
p.
approximately
4,000
14,000
&
of
and
182,
PROCEEDS—Of
terest)
4,000
Lathrop, Herrick & Clinger,
Inc.
offices
Building,
III.—-V.
t
;
.'Arrangements for this transaction were made for
through Winfield C. Jackley & Co., Chicago, 111.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
14,000
.
office
210.
p.
(inclading interest at the rate
4,000
Hutzler—
&
4,000
Inc.
14,000
1,
stock,
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Secondary Preferred
Stock Sale — Direct placement of 224,880 outstanding
i
was
300,000
'
Iowa Paint Manufacturing Co., Inc., Des Moines, Iowa
—Acquisition—
'
Corp.
.
an
amendment to its registration
1,003,000 adM.Unal shares of capit..l
2929.
p.
Michigan
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Bosworth, Sulhvan & Co.,
Stein Bros. & Boyce___6,000
—V: 183, p. 994.
, *
•
:
-
Shares
19,663
procesrtn"j
length
iit'i
York
any
unsubscribed shares.
Continental Bank
Trust Co., Continental Bank
Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utab,
is transfer agent and
subscription agent.
■
,
400,009
Securities Corp..
& Co
&
William
filed
23
coveri' g
of
of
any
New
a
chase
-
are,
,
Rv W. Pressprich & Co._
Investors Selective Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
;
Pierce,
Beane——_
Bros.
Blair &
...
,
First
Co.,
—.
Company—
Incorporated^
Hallgarten
*
Railway
'
Small-Milburn
Inc.
almost
rsubscription privilege). The offering is not
underwrittei^
but Wasatch Corp., a
subsidiary of Atlas Corp., will pur-
■
tjie common stock
subject to usual conditions, under a
to buy all the shares offered:
'
■"
Merle-Smith
&
-
...
The
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__„ 19,665
White, Weld & Co
19,666
*
1956, totaled $1,311,223, or 43 cents a
share, compared with $1,477,838, or 48 cents a share, for January,
1955.
(Based on 3,082,945 shares outstanding Jan.
31,
1956.>
Railway operating revenue in January, 1956, amounted to $23,570,700
'compared with $22,174,860 for the same 1955 period.
Lynch,
Fenner
-
the successful bidders for
are
competitive bidding)
commitment
Merrill
-
■
to
1986
$800,000
600,000
Shares
:'1k
Illinois Central
800,00J
firm
the
of
_______
800,000
Higginson Corp.—_/
The purchasers (who
in public
all
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
800,000
*"■
common
expiorati.n and development,
pay
,
1,250,000
B.ecker & Co. Inc.
Hallgarten & Co
•
notification
shares
York
;
Beane___i_
&
G.
method
a
of
has
sh?;t^,
discount of 90
Lisbon Uranium
successful
subject
are,
buy
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
*
it
company is offering to its common stockholders of rec¬
ord Feb. 20,
1956, the right to subscribe on or before
March 8, 1956 for
1,306,209 additional shares of commoit
stock (par 15 cents) at $3.75
per share on the basis oi
three new shares for each 10 shares held
(with an ove¬
„
Lee
;
•
filed
issue of
proposed
.'
the
were
bonds,
to
rolls
and
82,011 shs.
2,150,000 shs.
.
(who
-
the
commitment
developed
leather
Co.—Changes Address—
executive
Prudential
'*
in mortgage."
$1,250,000
Lynch,' Pierce,
Fenner
'
■
..
.
(formerly Fenner-Streltman &
The
v;r
Corp.—Files With SEC—
a
to
'
■
dealer's
a
Link-Belt
>
155,000 shs.
•
4,000,000 shs.
purchasers
firm
a
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
-
V.
'
V
company up to 11:33 am. (EST) on
Rector St., New York 6, N. IY„ for the
Two
conditions,
under
series bonds offered:, J
the
by
2033,
with
cago
-
smooth
completed.—V. 183,
The
'
7,000,000
(no par value)_■—.—_
PURCHASERS—The
'"•usual
^
^
will
March
•.
<
Outstanding
$56,000,000
_
preferred
has
company
form
at
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary
offering of 3,000 shares of class B stock (no par)
made on Feb. 20 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $42 per
on
-
bonds——
^bidders in public competitive bidding for
>
14
156,591
to
located
FINANCING
;__
Preferred, cumulative ($100 par value):
4'/a%
preferred'—
._i
..
.
PRESENT
Authorized
•
>-
Hotel Corp. of America—Buys Tv/o Hotels—
Corp.
electricity to
leather
is
Sidney, Ohio,
545 Fifth Avenue.—V. 183, p. 210.
.
mortgage bonds:
Outstanding series
Common stock
Hilton Hotels
the
♦First
T
Houston Lighting: & Power Co.—Bids March |7.—
waste
plant
,
of
"Esquire" magazine and requiring the filing of reports of
sales at the end of six months period after commencement of
offering.
Under
another
provision' of the Commissions rales,
t a
Regulation A exemption may ne suspended if any of the officers or
directors of the issuer
(among,
others)
"shall
be
enjoined
from
t
engaging in or continuing any conduct or practice in connection with
; the purchase or sale of any security."—V. 180, p. 59.
See
BUSINESS—The
of
year ended Dec.; 31, 1955, Kansas Gas & Elec¬
total operating revenues of $26,812,000 and net income of
had
,
issue
,
utility
quarter
143 commu-
EARNINGS—For the
tric
the
*
in
the company numbered
or 42%', since 1950.
increase of 46,271,
$4,757,000.
stock
r
electric
retailed
distributes
'
:
the
In
southeastern
is
aggregate estimated population of 448,959,
supplied at wholesale to 12 communities and to
is
&
exclusively
company's service
an
communities.
31, 1955,
engaged
approximating
The
1955'
Power
is
area
Dec.
comply with
of an adver¬
filing
an
electric service
and
11,
Assistant Treasurer, enjoining and restraining them from directly or
indirectly engaging in any business relating to the purchase or sale
,
serving
the State of Kansas.
r
'
3
net
loans and
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
purchase
obligations and for working capital.
equip¬
J.
'this
S.
Caman,
company
of
Vice-President, on Feb. 21 announced the receipt, by
a letter of intent from Eldorado Mining and Refining
-
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1112)
the
Ltd
for
the
sale
period
sold
the
designed
before
will
contract
this
enjoy
mill
the
500
foot
"Despite
required
for
contracted
level.
V
.
announcement of Lorado
livered
it has
that
of
sale
before
or
on
the
for
Government
March
income
Net
group.
Lorado's address
Suite
603,
357
sales
for
1955
totalled
$228,268,392,
This
Feb.
on
1955
earnings include
during
of
its
to
be
of
notes
of
3%
plant
new
in
1957 and in
3lA %
covering
Management
will
per
annum
on
company
has
issue and sale at
the
tive
preferred
interested
The
and also
$100
it
to
SEC
for
use
require
Low ell
The
Electric
corporation
sale
of
Interested
to
the
SEC
for
the
and
order
an
rate
of
sell
3Va%
Proceeds
700,000
and
treasury
to
to
the
first
used
be
for
pay
therefor.
Lowell
1956
for
are
and
year
to
capitalizable
The
3%%
thereafter
short-term bank
pay
expenditures
applicat'on
further
to
to
or
reimburse
sales
It
indicates
that
4.43
the
ander,
Trust
Co.
of
New
York,
140
Broadway,
of
during
New
Anderson
J.
glass
elected
was
forming
March
1
by
and
Will
director
a
this
of
is
Anderson
Anderson
machinery,
it
Chairman and Elvin
Freeman,
Vice-President,
was
E.
Transit Authority in a
portation facilities, it
June,
previous
1950,
to
be
when
Mack's
to New York
each
City— I
supply 318 diesel buses to New York City's
major modernization of the city's surface trans¬
announced
was
bus
Feb.
on
24.
by city transit
Mack buses.
it
authorities
within
month
with
four
for
the
Transit
months.
four
in
being
are
and
75
in
Allen-
buses
18
buses
will
are
be
months.
of the new vehicles will replace 40 trolley cars on two
Brooklyn, N. Y. A fleet of 175 vehicles dating back to 1947
will be replaced by 158 of the new buses which
also have
larger seating capacities.
;
nd
in
1948
Another
Staten
will
116
replace
Island, N. Y.—V.
116
183,
Co.—To
Climaxing weeks
Frank
„and
Richard
the
Sentinel
of
Freimann,
spectively,
lor
S.
of
sale
as
gasoline
buses
in
now
operation
stock
per
share
ultimate
it
of
Sentinel
substantially all
business
the
and
company,
and
that
Corp.,
of
be
result
which
in
Feb.
on
Milton
has
D.
properties
been
and
24
Block
re¬
signed
goodwill
of
to
Magnavox.
officials, under
of
distribution
a
be
may
settlement
offered
the sale
at
the
chartered
was
of
purpose
31,
1955.—V.
180.
as
Texas
a
establishing
and
corporation.
developing
the
Sentinel
the March
further
to
increased
Sentinel
An
or
shareholders of $8.63
decreased
depending on the
liabilities,
initial
shareholders
26
Sentinel
cash
most
of
payment
which
of
$8
are
per
not
share
The
com¬
will
be
used
for
such
corporate
purposes
determine.
90
days
after
approval
stated
that
operations
at
the
Sentinel
plant
nkrTu^ure"—V l83repC994Cted l° continue and be exPanded in the
last year,
the
over
1954
included
63,985
average
amount
investment
in
city
figure.
of
loans
these
mortgages
was
the
at
Included
were
mortgage
total of $2,376,000,000.
a
for a total of
$11,400.
end of 1955 was
on
294,219
family
dwellings
family
on
loans
loans outstanding at the end of the year amounted
which compares with $196,000,000 at the end of 1954.
mortgage
$231,000,000,
the
the
in
4,328 farm
Y vY'Y'Y'
mortgage
year,
mortgage
loans
loans
made
were
'■YYVY,/-vY,'Y-
for
total
a
:'Y
made
mortgages. Delinquencies
177,
and foreclosures
practically nil."
were
2353.
p.
net
state
$5.22
Income
cents
TO
PRESENT
194,964 shs.
that
but
.
Profits—
1955
end
$29,600,000
in
amounting
for
of
ihe
the
the
at
the
share
per
to
of
end
This
in
compares
1954.
$5,225,000,
Federal
equivalent
year.
company's
the
to
previous
history,
$91,400,000
This
year.
wLh
and
Is
additional
reasonably be expected, said Lorenz Iversen, President,
operations should continue not only through the current
1957 as well
Commenting on the year's results, Mr. Iversen said
many
orders
by the company in 1954, duTing a sag in steel production and
a
consequent stiifening of competition, were completed and shiODed
during 1955.
booked
Net
in
the
current
installation of
and
gears
a
new
pinions,
department for the manufacture
demand for which has shown
*o?a0ro^SUrplUS at uec■ 3J' 1955'
a year earlier.—V.
163,
bonds, 3%%
and accrued
interest, to yield approximately 3.265%. The
underwriting group
tive sale
from
bids
100.779%
The
for
to
will
of
hardened
a
large
in¬
$22,511,405 compared, with
was
V "J.'
2995.
p.
to
disclosed
on
Feb. 28 in making public the
company's annual report. It issued more
of the
life insurance in 1955 than has
by
year
be
also
3%s,
as
redeemable
received, ranging
were
at
par,
Preferred Stock
Offering—Union Securities Corp. and
Equitable Securities Corp. are joint managers of a syn¬
dicate which
March
offered
2
40,000 shares of $4.40
$102.32 per share, plus
1, 1956, to yield 4.30%.
These underwriters were awarded the issue at competi¬
tive sale March 1 on a bid of $100,629 per share.
preferred
on
stock
bids
for
$4.40 dividend
a
for
PROCEEDS—Net
the
of
first
acquisition
its
of
the
and
at
Jan.
preferred
stock
$100.38
to
from
mortgage bonds
of
applied
improvements,
ranging from
$4.48 dividend.
a
sale
will be
received,
were
for
the
the
shares
preferred
the construction
to
or
additions
to
extensions
and
Total exDenditures for property additions for 1956 aro
at $12,396,205.
BUSINESS
Company,
—
within
engaged,
the
proceeds
permanent
utility plant.
estimated
in
from
other
Four
$100.51
and
$100)
(par
dividends
accrued
sale
of
Southern
The
Company,
is
portion of the State of Mississippi,
purchase of electric energy and its distribution
in
137 communities,
as
well in rural areas, the
and
retail
at
subsidiary
a
the southeastern
generation
wholesale of electric energy to six rural cooperative associa¬
and incident to its electric business, the sale of appliances.
Territory served directly and indirectly by the company has an area
sale
at
tions,
of
approximately
based
500,000,
11,500
the
on
EARNINGS—For
183,
miles
square
and
estimated
an
population
of
1950 census.
the
1955, operating revenues
while net income amounted
of
year
$14,699,000,
aggregated
the
company
$2,210,000.—
to
995.
p.
Monitor
Exploration
(Colo.)—Stock
Co.
Offered—
Globe Securities
Corp., New York City, are offering pub¬
licly, as a speculation, 300,000 shares of common stock
(par five cents) at $1 per share.
PROCEEDS—It
Silver
is
securities
these
of
Bit
planned
to
claims,
capital
working
1955
the
for
Silver
Bit
to
balance
other
notes and
other general
and
evaluate
corporate
with
continuing
the
net proceeds from the sale
due on the purchase of the
indebtedness, and used for
incorporated
was
of
purpose
the
use
the
pay
pay
unpatented claims located in
will
and
by
properties
purposes.
Colorado
on
Nov.
9,
operations on the
in
uranium
McKinley County, New Mexico,
drilling
and
such other ex¬
ploration work as may be indicated for their complete exploration.
CAPITALIZATION—Following
will
outstanding. 641,250
be
authorized
issue
of
completion
shares
of
the
of
common*
shares.—V.
2,000,000
182,
Monsanto Chemical Co.—New Gas
Oil
Lion
completed
Howell,
The
financing,
there
stock,
out of- an
2791.
p.
Lion
through
Number
Leota
Discovery Well—
any
ever
been reported in
one
regular ordinary life insurance issued exceeded the 1954
figure
than 43%.
The total Issue,
including ordinary, industrial
was $6,516,000,000.
exclusive of the $1,520,000,000 net in¬
more
group
as
a
Chemical Co., has
well in Beaver
discovery
gas
Number
75%
a
Vernon
flowed
One
with
tubing
inch
183, p.
Mining
670.
and
casing
leases
holds
gas
per
pressure.
;
covering
-
Co.—Stock
Development
&
of
feet
cubic
pounds
the. well
in
interest
.
8.720,000
1475
Of¬
fered—Ackerson-Hackett Investment Co.,
Salt Lake City,
Utah, on Feb. 15 offered publicly 300,000 shares of com¬
mon stock at par ($1 per share) as a speculation. ^
The
proceeds
net
costs.—V.
ment
insurance company.
One
Monsanto
according
two
owns
Mt.
of
division
a
to an announcement on Feb. 23, by J. E.
Vice-President in charge of production and exploration.
Leota
The
day
Company,
Okla.,
County,
Lion
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.—Reports New
High
Figures—This company had in 1955 one of the most out¬
standing years in its 88-year history,.Frederic W. Ecker
details
a
bonds,
regular redemption prices
to par, and at special redemption prices receding
plus accrued interest in each case.
ranging from 105.25%
102.39%
on
the
100.14%.
bonds
new
award of the issue at competi¬
bid of 101.759%.
won
March 1
on
other
offered $4,000,000 of first mort¬
due March 1, 1986, at 102V^%
series
2,240 acres nearby.—V.
President,
Stock
assets
increased
approximately $1,417,000 after divi¬
totaling $2,963,974 and investments of more than
$1,360,000
plant and equipment.
Part of the new capital Investment was
for
steel
Co. Inc., on March 2
gage
can
1 <y
—
Mississippi Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stuart
BUSINESS—Company
amounted
year
Co.
Manufacturing
&
offering, through Smith, Barney
& Co. and associates, of 267,856 shares of class A com¬
mon
stock at $24 per share has been oversubscribed.
See details in V. 183, pk 995.
Outstanding
outstanding.
$5.38
or
accrued
the
at
stock
common
for
were
backlog
satisfactory
year
taxes
share,
with
of
Printing Press
FINANCING
250,000 shs.
value)
par
$5,377,980,
business
largest
orders
of
Income
per
compared
the
Miehle
Sold—The recent public
V.
EFFECT
for 1955 reports,a net income after all charges In¬
for taxes, of $3,653,945, equal to $3.65 per share
are
182,
p.
used to pay for exploration and. develop¬
to be
2359.
Narragansett Electric Co.—Hearings on Financing—
The
company has applied to
the SEC for an order authorizing the
and sale, at competitive bidding, of $10,000,000 of first mort¬
bonds, series E, due 1986; and the Commission has given interested
persons until March 12, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
under
existing
group
contracts,
and
was
33%
the corresponding, figure for 1954.
At
the same time,
Mr. Ecker said, payments by the
company to
policyholders
and
beneficiaries
throughout
the
United
States
and
issuance
Canada
rowings for construction purposes and to pay for capitalizable
protection
greater than
1954
end
a
also
was
gain
for
totaled
figure.
in
$1,206,000,000,
The
at
force
total
a
amount
a
of
new
life
peak—$93,000,000
insurance
in
force
above
at
the
the
year
new
high, reaching $66,128,000,000. This represents
$6,160,000,000—59% above the corresponding gain
of
1954.
38,300,000
person
policies
people
in every
Metropolitan's
of
the
of
Proceeds
to
tures or
The
ness
of
the
bond
reimburse
company
all
kinds
United
the
covered,
States
combined
and
at
the
Canada,
population
of
the
year-end,
incurred
has
to
sale
the
will
outstanding
fina'nee
about
or
two
amounted
at
which
the
are
end
of $845,000,000.
of
held
1955
for
to
the
benefit
of
$13,936,000,000.
be
used
to
pay
short-term bank bor¬
$9,050,000
construction
of short-term
and
mav
make
an
further
borrow¬
183, p. 995.
sale of the bonds.—V.
one
Co.—Reports Record Sales, etc.—
National Gypsum
countries.
the
expendi¬
construction.
note indebted¬
treasury for funds expended for
some
This
assets
year
The
in
five
holders
the
gage
ings prior to the issuance and
Metropolitan
for
within
meeting.
volume
$66,000,000.
—V.
a
i
GIVING
1,000,000 shares
with
creased
Secretary-Treasurer,
contract
a
assets,
jointly
and
during 1955 also exceeded in amount
any previous year in
the company's history," Mr. Ecker commented.
"Repayment of principal materially exceeded the amounts called for
on
funds and
(10
provision
the
on
and
Firm—
announced
w?.s
this
Vice-President
Radio
being assumed by Magnavox.
will
for
may
company
cluding
New
Acquire
discussion,
Lawton,
going
to the
to
Oct.
company anticipates that part of the net proceeds
complete the purchase of the land and the development
The balance of the proceeds will be added to the
to
on
According
Sentinel
the agreement which is
subject to approval by two-thirds vote of the shareholders of
Sentinel
at
a
meeting to be held on March 26, 1956, the purchase
price is
estimated
ended
year
Mesta Machine Co.—Reports Lower
887.
p.
President
Sentinel
of
a
fiscal
Cemetery.
directors
This
by
Magnavox
by
the
set
Forty-four
routes
taxes of the parent company, amounted to
charges on funded debt of the com¬
will amount to $2,064,500, which amount was
$21,821,434
Authority,
Thereafter
was
to
$368,-
142 countries
crease.
purchase
contract
delivered
delivered
periods
to
dends
bought 440
P. O.
Peterson. President, said production schedules
up immediately at the Mack plants in Plainfield, N. J.,
town, Pa., to speed delivery of the new vehicles.
Under
fiscal
1946
Authorized
Hall-
will
total
During
cemetery.
Common
an¬
succeeds
corporation
last
in
Interest
corporation
CAPITALIZATION
General
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Sell Buses
The
duringv the
$72,393,419
or
used
be
the
as
man¬
Richard
H.
Werbe, who is resigning from
the board to take charge of Lynch Corp.'s
wholly owned subsidiary
Lynch International, Ltd., in London, England—V. 182, p. 916.
This
from
side
Unfilled
Manager and a director
of The
Aro
Equipment Corp. of Bryan, Ohio, manufacturers of air
tools,
lubricating equipment and
specialized
aircraft
products.,,,
Mr.
organization
of
what is commonly known and
designated as
Highway 90. It is in Harris County, Texas, and
approximately 63.4 acres.
the
to
packaging
estate, 4%r in policy
real
housing, and other
other assets.
in
cash
The
$2,939,000,000.
from
in
company's general
York,
leading
Government
Interest earned
loans
1955
dwellings for
of
PROCEEDS—The
will
its
President.
Mr.
retirement
property is situated approximately seven miles in a
direction from the city limits of the City of Houston, on
and
of
the
income
times
Road,
prising
Lynch Corp.—Anderson Elected to Board—
on
the
expanded
Annual
Care
south
Katy
Y„ has been appointed agent to redeem on and after March 22,
1956, the outstanding 4V2%
cumulative preferred stock at $104.96 a
share.—V. 183, p. 887.
nounced
and
company's
westernly
N.
ufacturer
1956
New
Guaranty
Marquard
including
purposes
The business of the company extends to
organized
was
(M.) Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock
The
of
including this issue
The
will be involved in a merger with certain other
England Electric System; and it is expected that
the resultant company will issue
bonds, the proceeds of which will
be used, in part, to retire the debentures now
proposed to be issued
by Lowell Electric.—V. 183, p. 110.
of
15,
world.
debt and
Perpetual
Electric
subsidiaries
March
Jan. 20 offered publicly to bona
fide residents of Texas an issue of
170,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par 10 cents) at $3 per share.
>
$5,-
of
dated
Memorial Oaks, Inc. (Tex.)—Stock Offered—Mickle &
maturity.
borrowings
4%
in
dollar
In
The
Four
Co., Houston, Tex.,
The
to
be
255.
p.
According
and
50%
this issue of 1956 series debentures will
corporate
greatly
$9,150,000.
earned
until
March
15,
1956,
to
request
to the
application,
Lowell
Electric
proposes
to
First National Bank of Boston $6,000,000 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures, due in three years and bearing an interest
persons
thereon.
issue
4%
sheet showed that 53% of the
in corporate securities, 12% in
securities, 23% in city and
balance
invested
were
Canadian
after deducting Investment
expenses, was 3.48%
of the total invested assets and cash on hand.
In 1954 this rate was 3.41%.
The estimated Federal income tax based
on
investment
income
reduced
this net
investment return for
1955
to 3.20%, as compared with
3.19% in 1954 and 3.09% in 1953.
New
long-term
investments
made
by
the
company
in
1955
totaled
$1,687,000,000,
and
showed
a
net
interest
return
of
4.03%
after
allowing for investment expenses, but before Federal income taxes.
New
mortgage loans on
homes and other city properties during
1955 numbered 64,308 for a total of $770,000,000.
The total, higher
than that for any earlier year, represents an increase of more than
1930.
have
funded
on
authorizing
has given
a
hearing
Commission
will
EARNINGS—Earnings of the company and its subsidiaries In Canada
and United States and the United Kingdom for the fiscal
year ended
Oct, 31,
1955, after depreciation and other charges including
debt
charges and income taxes of subsidiary companies but before interest
183, p. 887.
debentures;
and
Metropolitan's
&
throughout the
$18,000,000,
applied
of
Offered—
sinking fund debentures,
1976.
proceeds of
general
SALES—Total
Light Co.—Debentures Authorized—
has
$6,000,000
Ltd.—Debentures
debentures
15,
BUSINESS—The
its
the
fund
since
1946-1955
183,
other corporate purposes.—V.
to provide funds for
SEC
in
States,
company
five
approximately
the
organization operates 16 plants in Canada,
the
England, Scotland, France, Germany and Australia.
In 1955 the company purchased the remaining shares of H. V.
Mackay
Massey-Harrls Proprietary Ltd., a leading Australian manufacturer ox
farm, implements in which a minority interest has been held
by the
cumula¬
of
with
interest
BUSINESS—The
and
the
Commission
has
given
9, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
the proceeds for its 1956 construction
is estimated will
March
for
United
authorizing
bidding of 70,000 shares
statement
beneficial
of
1959
15,
used
over
order
an
and
mortgages,
loans,
of
series
PROCEEDS—Net
par;
until March
proposes
which
the
competitive
stock,
persons
company
program,
to
shares
bank loans.
Light Co.—Hearing on Financing
applied
1956
new
sinking
pany
Louisiana Power &
registration
a
3,691,462
will be provided for these debentures commencing
sufficient to retire $1,000,000 principal
amount of
debentures each year, or over 80% of the issue prior to maturity.
Y.
This
filed
27
or
year-end
assets
States
Farm
183,
mature
;;A
negotiated a series
period, at the rate
eight-year
falling due within the first
the remaining maturities.—V.
Trust, Boston, Mass.—Regis¬
issue of $21,000,000 4%%
new
March
expected
is
factory
407.
p.
Feb
on
additional
p. 670.
an
049,180 in 1955,
completed
an
trust
The
financing
company
C. and the
N.
maturities
on
annum
and
the
by early summer.
$10,000,000,
per
years,
Greensboro,
at
operation
for
report said,
the
year,
Investors
series, is being offered by a large syndicate of in¬
by Wood, Gundy & Co. Ltd., at
100 and accrued interest to yield 4.50%.
.
the
company's
United
$730,000,000.
-
a
as
vestment dealers headed
year
company.
During
183, p. 994.
1956
non-recurring special credit of $965,173
of a facility no longer needed by
a
the
Co.—Registers
of Massachusetts Life Fund, Boston, Mass.,
registration statement with the SEC covering an
shares of beneficial interest in the Fund and 100
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
A
27.
sale
the
Insurance
held
and $24,256,000,000 of group insurance.
The
"Farm
de¬
be
to
Life
Exchange Commission—
a
22,000
certificates.—V.
covering
with $231,046,695
compared
8,159,547
trustee
filed
28
Trust.—V.
in
1954,
and net earnings
in 1955 amounted to $6,596,000. equal
after preferred dividends,
to $2.07 per common share, against net
earnings of $6,342,143, or $1.98 per common share, for 1954, accord¬
ing to William J. Halley, President, in the company's annual report
the
Hospital
and
Massachusetts
St., Toronto, Ont., Canada.
Bay
8,522,881
plant replacement fund—
11,104,299
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
is
$1.75
$1.30
11,926,260
and
company
$822,000,000,
to
Metropolitan's
The
be
The
$2.75
$1.30
and
company,
Feb.
Trust
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Earnings Up—Sales Off Slightly—
from
share
Securities
This
presently being stockpiled on the surface and the ore obtained in the
preparation for production
will also be stockpiled until shipments
to the mill can be made, Cayzor's announcement said.
Development of the Cayzor mine has been mainly financed by a
private
'tJu,6i2
887.
p.
additional
Canadian
the
by March
ore
riJo,oj3
investment
Massachusetts
mines in¬
concentrates
946,749
$988,734
share
capital
183,
With
the meantime is preparing its mines in the Beaverlodge Athabaska area
full
scale
production.
The ore recovered from development is
issued
1,664,207
$1,558,554
:
per
per
Working
—V.
for
Net
taxes
dividends
Dividends
1962.
31,
to start shipments of
Cayzor is expected
with
contract
a
12,267,0o4
...
Shareholders'
on
Oxide
Uranium
$14,202,537
———13,367,627
income
Cash
has
Ltd.,
Mines
other obligations totaled $1,443,000,000.
safeguard
against
future contingencies
about 6.3% of obligations.
The 1955 report revealed that the life insurance issue of $6,516,000,000
was
made
up
of
$4,269,000 000 of
individual insurance, and
$2,247,000,000 of group insurance. The year-end total of $66,123,000,000
of Insurance In force consisted of $41,872,000,000 of individual insur¬
farm
Net
contracted
to
become
the
largest shipper of ore for the new custom mill to be built by Lorado
in the Beaverlodge area from the date of the mill's completion until
March 31, 1962.
This announcement by Cayzor followed immediately
Athabaska
177,862
$16,590,388
income
Federal
lodge area."
Cayzor
125,000
264,691
j.
the
funds
amounted
ance,
result
to
expected
subsidiary
income
Expenses
in an underwriting of
about $7,000,000 in the form of a bond issue which will be used to
construct the mill and
acid plant and provide
the working capital
required during the Initial milling phase.
Also the company will be
well financed
to undertake an all-out program
of exploration both
underground and on other properties of merit held in the Beaver¬
is
13,899,675
-
wholly-owned
,.
.
„
the .various
will have been allocated among
shipping to a custom mill.
financing
16,200,697
125,000
from
income
,
from
income
Total
the very early stages of negotiations, 70%
of the ore
capacity operations at the mill has already been firmly
It is
exoected that within
a
few days the entire
in
"Future
the
and
sales
rentals
for.
requirements
terested
from
and
income
$19,240,268
Beaverlodge
be designed to service the
The initial tonnage to be
However, the management of
custom
a
profit
service
Other
built will
capacity.
being
Gross
treated Per
day amounts to 500 tons.
Lorado has
made the decision to so design the mill as to permit rapid expansion
with
a
minimum
of capital expenditure
should the need
the
future.
For
example,
crushing capacity
to be installed . will
handle 1,000 tons per day; ion exchange equipment and acid plant
will be capable of supporting a through put of 750 tons daily.
"As a subsidiary operation Lorado plans
to manufacture the sul¬
phuric acid which is the basic reagent in milling by utilizing the
very large pyrite ore bodies found on the property.
Almost 3,000,000
tons of material grading 26%
pyrite has been blocked off down to
in
area
$22,185,811
Dividend
with
Surplus
1954
1955
*
sales
Net
left
Inc.—Earnings for Year—
Marchant Calculators,
Year Ended Dec. 31—
price
went on to say:
further
announcement
premium
a
capital expenditures
to ensure a sound
not only the write-off of all
of the contract but also
the enterprise."
for
Carman's
•The
March
to
1957
of
expiration
profit margin
Mr.
31,.
terms
allow
to
the
uranium concentrates during
31, 1962.
He said "mineral
$44,887,500 worth of
of
March
under
Monday, March 5, 1958
.
.
.
policy¬
increase
.
company's obligations at the end of 1955 were $13,114,000,000.
The statutory reserves, determined
according tc legal requirements, for
future payments to
policyholders were $11,671,000,000. Policy proceeds
over
company
1954
reported
to
new
set
has
a
reported
new
records
over
the
of
sales in 1955
$148,219,476.
earnings,
facilities.
Melvin
its
record
for
assets
jumped
The
,
H.
Baker,
to
a
of
also
its
«=ca
said 1955 profits jumped^ $2,619,562
new record of $15,763,690.
"This, ' Mr.
Chairman,
previous year
$21,570,492
company
expansion
and
Volume
183
Number 5513
included
year
of
profit
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
from
$1,028,798
the
the
of
sale
company's
Canadian
shipping subsidiary."
"Earnings last year," Mr. Baker
share
a
for
2%
a
1955
stock
earnings
Mr.
37
3,321,135
on
Baker
cents
shares
dividend
the
sale
equal
stock including 65,077 shares
3.
Before the stock dividend,
Jan.
1954
$4.56
were
subsidiary
share including
a
then
shares
2,783,241
on
He
observed
Assets,
He
"In
"we
a
the
of
year
include
of
in
spent
five-year,
$75,000,000
and
expansion
last
year
program
an¬
summer.
two-year period ending next Dec. 31," Mr. Baker noted,
spent more than $52,000,000 on expansion.
This will
$21,000,000 to be spent in 1956 for projects now underway
not
include
neering."—V.
183,
new
projects
Products,
metallized
announced
National
later
may
out
come
of
shares
the
maturity
amount
wholly-owned
and
Feb.
by
27
Research
will
S.
Morse,
has
Corporation
is
sidiaries,
been
formed
as
wholly-owned
a
commercialize
vacuum
certain
subsidiary
research
metallizing.
Products, Inc. is
Foiltone
"Mylar"
and
ethylene
cellulose
and
vinyl
which
papers
will
now
in
six
for
$11,572,250
prepayment
due
under
on
the
engaged
in
the
Inc.
Research
of
decorative
NRC
firm's
$35,003,000
organized
company,
in
amount
$7,750,000
Oct.
1956
for
of
principal
1,
1956,
construction
in
re¬
payment
program.
additions
and
in
Minnesota,
parts
business
of
North
in
and
various
districts;
service
South
portions
in
telephone
Dakota.
of
182,
service
gas
Minnesota;
manufactured or
communities in North Da¬
hot
water
heating
in
Minot,
North
service
service
the
J 955,
year
and its subsidiaries
$126,367,835 and consolidated
company
revenues
of
equal
$1.16
to
Period End. Dec. 31—
1955—Month—1954
First
mortgage
EFFECT
per
TO
share
common
PRESENT
due
bonds.,
Feb.
1,
Series due Oct.
of
$
Operating
Operating expenses
Federal
Other
income
18,331,238
taxes.
operating
2,145,802
taxes—
$
1,758,090
1,543,989
♦Preferred
3J/8%
Net
Net
operating
after
—V.
income
2,887,627
2,525,784
33,118,744
$100)
(par
1,929,676
26,304,486
20,029,768
559.
p.
The stockholders
stock
share;
sued
of
on
from
that
so
and
the
Feb.
on
28
two-for-one
a
stock
common
at
$20
the
passed
basis,
value
par
close
of
resolution
a
by
changing
share
per
business
Feb.
to
$4.08
series-
to
28,
value
par
$10
com¬
of
the
value perthere were is¬
par
1956,
outstanding 131,010 shares of common stock of $10
par value of $1,310,100—V. 180, p. 61.
stock,
$4.10
series-
175,000 shs.
pfd.
stock,
$4.11
series-
200,000 shs.
Cumulative
pfd.
stock
♦Issuable
the
in
stock,
81
preferred
shares
the
table
addition
1955,
compared
dent,
announced
this
was
had
with
consolidated
a
$27,760,000
Feb.
on
23.
Niagara Mohawk's total
the
costs
System's
of
Taxes
"The
new
of
equivalent
totaled
for
also
to
than
severally
Machold
of
pointed
out.
of
rev¬
Mr.
expenditures
Machold
brought
said.
$52,457,000
during
to
the
in
1955
the
expansion
budget
for
period
is
1956
electric
on
and
gas
con¬
report stated.
The
year's
the amount spent on con¬
$462,859,000
over
10-year
construction
following
World
$62,000,000—V.
about
War
182,
2792.
p.
&
Co.,
Dean
Inc,__
The
the
of
directors
40
Feb.
on
stock
common
cents
in
Corp.—5%
declared
addition
share.
a
16
The
to
stock
Stock Div.—Earns.—
special
a
the
regular
dividend
is
5%
stock
dividend
on
quarterly cash dividend
pajable March 15, 1956
to stockholders of record March
1, 1956.
Fractional shares will be
paid in cash.
The 40-cent cash dividend is
payable March 10, 1956
to stockholders of rpenvrl Feb. 24.
William
Witter
M.
Bacon,
&
&
Spencer, Chairman of the Board,
declired
that
the
earnings of the corporation for the year 1955 have not yet been
final'y
such earnings will be in excess of
$2,100,000 after
will
be
182,
the
best showing
in the
history
of
the
com¬
2133.
p.
NorthenrOhio Telephone Co., Bellevue,
O.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This company on Feb. 24 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering 70,290 shares of its $10 par common stock.
The
company
proposes to offer the shares for subscription by stockholders at
the rate
of one new share for each five shares held.
The record date,
subscrip¬
tion price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Hayden, Miller & Co.;
and Lawrence Cook &
Net
proceeds
pany's
from
of
treasury
McDonald
&
Company;
Company are listed
financing will be
additions
and
Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.;
the principal underwriters.
as
the
for
used
to
betterments
reimburse
to
the
the
com¬
property
made
funds
and
assets.—V.
States Power
179,
Co.
p.
(Minn.)—Preferred Stock
headed
a
group
which
offered
publicly
issue of 100,000 shares of $4.16 series
stock
($100
on
Arnhold
value) at $101.75 per share
The group bought the issue on Feb. 29
yield 4.09%.
par
to
on
its bid of 100.06.
Merrill
Co.,
Loeb
share;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, $100,129; and Harriman
Ripley
Inc., and Union Securities Corn,
(jointly), $100.07.
Kuhn,
&
Co.
bid
$100.24
The
preferred
through 1961 to
for
stock
103%
is
a
$4.19
and
redeemable
after
at
prices
ranging
from
Stock
holders of its
table
Co.
2,000
&
the
i
severally
below;
%
Edward
4.43
Kay,
.40
A.
&
D.
Jones
Kidder
M.
Kormendi
Bleichroeder,
Laird,
&
&
Co._
.85
John
.85
Lester,
C.
.40
Co.—
Co.,
Bissell
.35
Co.—
&
Richards & Co
The
—
stock
the
company
is
&
Inc
by Lehman Brothers and Riter & Co. who
asking
a
4.9916 cents per share.
1,
won
Co._
Ryons
&
Co.—_
1.50
1.50
Loewi
J.
1.50
Irving Lundborg & Co._.
W. L. Lyons & Co._i.-_
Barth
&
Bateman,
Bear,
Co.—
.85
f
Eichler
Stearns
Boenning
Co.——
Carl
.65
Co.——„—
4.04
&
&
Co
&
Bosworth,
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
&
Co.
Inc
compensation of $33,490,
in
the
1955
1954
$
349,875,000 304,694,000
81,550,000
93,625,000
804,000
other
income
1,035,000
82,585,000
23,394,000
19,546,000
63,039,000
17,102,000
deductions
16,266,000
35,553,000
J.
C.
Bradford
Burnham
Byrd
&
&
Brothers
C.
F.
Cassell
&
James
&
Burr,
Miller
Weeden
&
&
Clement
.45
St.
.30
&
.65
&
Mullaney,
Louis
Wells
The Ohio
Co.—
Co
.45
&
Favre,
Newburger
Pacific
Co
.40
Inc
Co.
—
.65
Co._
Ferris
&
Co.,
____
Cleveland
Corp.-—
&
Garrett
&
Gradison
&
Lunt
Richards
B.
Hutton
.45
.30
Co._
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox—
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.—
&
Stix
Co.__
.45
&
Suplee,
Co
Yeatman &
Co.,
Son—
Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
Sutro
Swiss
.65
Taussig,
Inc.
Sweney Cartwright & Co
.85
Co
&
&
Co
Corp.
American
Johnson-McKendrick
Lemon
Inc
p.
183,
.35
Watling,
Lerchen & Co
Harold
E.
Wood
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Inc.
F.
S.
.85
Yantis
&
1.20
Co
,45
.45
Inc
.40
Zuckerman, Smith & Co
996.
Feb. 28,
Telemeter
Corp.,
subsidiary
a
Unit
Pictures
Paramount
of
International Telemeter Corp. with
Approximately 80%
of the
& Electronics Corp. is held
N. Y.
Magnetics
Telemeter
new
by International Telemeter Corp.
Telemeter
and
Magnetics & Electronics Corp. is engaged in the develop¬
production of special purpose data processing machines;
kinds,
of all
components
memory
particularly
those utilizing magnetic
drivers, reading amplifiers and other modular electronic com¬
ponents
for
data
handling;
and
high-speed
completely automatic
the new corporation continues
in the production of large
already been completed or are
being completed for the Rand Corp., Argonne National Laboratory,
Aberdeen
Proving
Ground,
Weizmann Institute of Science, Wright
Air
Defense
Command,
and
the
Florida
Automatic
Computer
at
testing
core
the
work
Patrick
memories
Force
Air
addition,
In
equipment.
International
of
high-speed
Telemeter
such
Corp.
have
as
Base.
William
K. Squires is
President
Corp.—V. 182, p. 2023.
tronics
Telemeter
of
Magnetics
&
Elec¬
Peabody Coal Co., Chicago, 111.—Registers With SEC—
This
company
Feb. 27 filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
210,823 shares of its common stock, $5 par.
The company
to offer the additional stock for subscription at $5 per share
by holders of its common stock and 5%
convertible prior preferred
stock
of record
Jan.
30, 1956.
The subscription rate is to be nine
proposes
additional
be
made
of
organization
of
Sinclair
the
Peabody
by
prospectus, the
In legal
the
to
Settlement
a
made
shares
held, and nine
(The offering will
held.
class
who
acquired
shares
to
a
as
under
companies
pursuant
an
Plan
Re¬
of
companies.)
According
to
common
either
of
acquisition
1955,
100
preferred shares
that date.
In accordance with such offer and plan,
6,492,164 common shares for the acquisition of the
of
issued
Sinclair
the
28,
each
for
45
holders
those
for
June
each
for
to
consideration
offer
shares
common
shares
common
offering is to be made pursuant
proceedings which challenged the
Agreement
legality of the acquisition of the Sinclair companies, the Court decree
having expressly upheld the legality of the acquisition and the Settle¬
ment Agreement, having been approved by the Court on Feb. 17, 1956.
Proceeds
.25
&
Co.,
the
of
the
of
issuance
the general treasury
additional
shares
will
be
added
to
funds of the company.—V. 183, p. 409.
Penn-Texas Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
.45
.40
Dabney & Tyson4.04
Co., Inc
&
1.50
Co
&
the
of
ment
Hailicrafters
See
above.—V.
Co.
183,
709.
p.
i
Pennsylvania RR.—To Sell Equipment Trust Ctfs.—
.35
Walston
Co.,
Inc.
Johnston,
on
888.
p.
memory
.65
Corp
Day & Co.,
Townser.d,
Norfolk
-<
.35
.20
of
reserves
formally announced on Feb. 23 the oragnization of a
new
subsidiary, Telemeter Magnetics & Electronics Corp. The new
corporation was formed as the result of a merger of the magnetic
1.20
.85
Investment
operating
.20
&
Stokes
.35
&
expenditures
completion of
substantial
registration statement with the SEC
a
$290,000,000—V. 183,
International
.65
.35
Hilliard
construction
of
the
adequate
Corporation,
.35
1.20
.35
&
at
Peabody
4.04
Showers
Moore
of
up
Paramount Pictures Corp.—New Telemeter Corp.
not
&
Inc.
Smith,
1.50
'
Co
&
Renshaw—
Stifel,
.45
Stieglitz
&
Harrison
.35
.35
.35
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
1.50
Ladd.
Lukens
Robert
.35
.45
.85
Seasongood & Mayer
.45
Granbery, Marache & Co
&
build
covering
.85
Pomeroy,
.35
Inc.,
Co
&
Co.
&
and
Schoellkopf,
.65
Sons
&
Snider
Kerner Inc._
Co., Inc.—
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
Robinson
1.50
MacGregor,
Rice
Rodman
Co
W.
J.
mated
.35
Gardner
&
reason
to
Net proceeds will become part of the company's treasury funds and
be applied toward the cost of additions to its utility properties.
Following the sale of the bonds the company proposes to retire short
term bank loans obtained for temporary financing of such additions
and
expected
to
approximate
$25,000,000
at
the
time
such
net
proceeds are received.
Construction expenditures for 1956-57 are esti¬
.40
Co._
Inc.
.65
.45
Marshall
&
.85
.35
&
Fulton, Reid
D.
The
Hibbs &
B.
Inc.
Foster
Irving
of
Co.
Chicago
Folger, Nolan-W.
Wright,
Close &
Relnholdt
.45
Co
Company
Securities
Rambo,
.45
.85
Inc.
Co.,
Co
.45
Prescott,
Corp.— 4.04
&
Chapman &
First
Palmer
Tenenbaum
Inc.
-.65
Co.—
Evans
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
.65
Sons
&
Roger
Peltason,
S.
by
program
will
.85
.25
——
level
reduced
possible
.85
_u_—_
Northwest
This
1955.
This company filed
.35
Co
&
.35
Inc.
Noonan
Securities
A.
Farwell,
J.
Miller
Murphey
1.20
Fahey, Clark & Co
J.
.30
.65
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.—
.85
Co.—„
Co.-
Edwards
Elworthy
Equitable
Hill
.45
Co
.30
Bretscher
G.
First
Co
Co
Revel
1.50
Inc
Inc.
The
&
McNulty &
&
in
cores;
.35
Metropolitan
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
A.
&
.35
.
George R. Cooley & Co., Inc.
Crowell,
.45
.30
Inc.——
Corp
Securities Corp
Coffin
J.
that construction expenditures in 1956 will exceed
anticipated
made
a
$170,000,000
1956, covering $25,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
due Dec. 1, 1988, to be offered for public sale at competitive bid¬
.25
.35
Co.,
Securities
Clayton
McDonald-Moore
Mead,
approximately
made
1955, however, represented the lowest
number of years, and compare with an
over the past five years. It
is
in
for
purpose
4.04
—:
_—j—
.65
Co.
&
its
expenditures
Co.—
&
Co.—
.45
McCarty
Chaplin & Co—
City
Co.
$2.88
totaled about $133,000,000 in 1955, bring¬
the amount spent by the company to ex¬
facilities since the close of World War II.
stock
McCourtney-Breckenridge
1.50
.
&
11,220,000
16,255,733
$3.32
expenditures
development project of
Wendt-Squires, Inc. of Buffalo,
.65
Co.——
Co
Masten
16,255,733
—
$1,500,000,000
.40
A.
E.
35,763,000
outstanding
stock
.85
Inc.
Marks
M.
stock
i
.45
—
Northwestern Bell
The
company
Suburban
will, up to
Building,
(EST)
noon
Station
March 13, at Room 1811,
Pa., receive bids for the
on
Philadelphia
4,
$7,560,000 equipment trust certificates, series FF,
to be dated April 1, 1956, and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual In¬
stalments of $252,000 from Oct.
1, 1956, to and including April 1,
1971.
They will constitute the first instalment of an aggregate of not
exceeding $14,670,000 of such certificates to be issued, which are to
be secured by equipment estimated to cost $19,588,965.—V. 183, p. 775.
purchase from it of
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
(C. L.) Percival Co., Boone, Iowa—Acquired—
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—-1954
$
$
See
11,468,707
10,578,835
126,990,478
taxes
2,017,720
1,875,252
23,970,353
taxes
1,080,992
970,009
13,457,881
21,043,520
12,159,458
of
Saint
Paul,
for
First
the
stock
under¬
—
V.
1,969,262
25,080,890
22,160,031
two
1,824,291
23,271,743
20,567,327
the
of
shares
stock
to
Olin
1955
sales
John
M.
the
of
111.;
Trust
Co.,
of
in
the
earnings
jumped
and
of
metals
taken
chemistry,
manufacturing
chemical
finalization
aluminum
steps
phosphate
phosphate
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
to
Feb.
on
respect
23
industry;
of
each)
$1
for
the
stockholders
and
the
Nichols,
S.
President,
corporation to improve its
chemistry, and the nonThese included the addition ot
the
of
Blockson
company's
above.—V.
174,
p.
2549.
\
of
plans
integration
of
Chemical
to
the
enter
Co., Joliet,
the primarv
Brown
Paper
Mill
the
and
Split Stock—
action
taken
each of the
corporation
increasing
the
by the board
outstanding 821,000
(par
$5
each)
authorized
into
capital
of the common stock (par $1 each).
additional shares will be distributed March
of record Feb.
29,
1956.—V.
182, p.
12,
1465.
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—1955 Sales Up 13%—
reached
Sales
recorded
in
$163,794,000
1954
and
a
new
in
13%
1955,
record
the
for
above
the $145,238,000
sixth consecutive year,
issued on Feb. 27.
Net income, also at a new
was $15,326,000, up from $15,200,000
in the previous year.
Earnings per share of common stock in 1955
were
$2.94 on 4,960,000 shares outstanding, compared with $2.95 In
according
cellulose
fields.
facilities
the
17%.
Thomas
by
Inc.,
approved
splitting
to
stock
common
(par
(Chas.)
1955 were reported in a preliminary
Sales
rose
approximately
11%
in
Chairman,
Olin,
number
a
earnings for
corporation.
this
1954 and
activities
are
and
by
over
noted
Chemical
Mathieson
Co.,
2,500,000 shares
Certificates
1956
Bank
Company
National
Guaranty
2,212,764
operating income
charges
183, p. 774.
after
with
directors
2,068,232
Net
Manufacturing
stockholders
The
of
shares
Net
Paint
Petroleum Corp. of America—To
119,856,485
income
statement
common
Iowa
$
operating
Federal
ferrous
handling this issue
of Minneapolis,
Bank
Co.
24%.
443,500,000 386,244,000
A
.45
Mannheimer-Egan,
Laurence
Co.,
&
4.04
t 1.23
Mackall & Coe
.85
___
Sullivan
Inc.
Record
compensations
Trust
$37,-
of
Co.—Earnings Rise—
31—
award of
writing, as follows: The First Boston Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. (jointly), 5.9 cents per share; White. Weld & Co.
and
Glore, Forgan & Co.
(jointly), 7.6 cents; and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, 10.5824 cents.
First
Electric
Dec.
improve
of
now
those
.65
&
1.50
right to subscribe for
Rights to subscribe will expire at 4:00 p.m. (CST)
1956. This offering is being underwritten
an
investment banking syndicate jointly managed
Minneapolis,
to
increase
18,170,000
and
average
.35
Meeds
Legg
Baker, Simonds & Co.
Ball, Burge & Kraus-..—
offering
March 20,
agencies
amounted
an
1.50
:_
1956.
National
1954,
ding.
1,500
expenses
Subscription
in
71,035,000
outlay for such
1,500
Inc
Co
respective percentages of
to be purchased by each
Other
Northwestern
corporation
Z,
Operating
asked
the
of
$30,450,000
share of common
almost
pand,
2,000
106 %
share for each 20 shares held of record March
groups
taxes
94,429,000
common
Construction
2.000
Gardner
tional
Other
This
num¬
investments.
paid on preferred stock
paid on common stock
of
ing to
175,219,494
29
the.
on
year.
average
Registers Proposed Bond Offering With SEC—
189,499,602
Feb.
base'd
the
smaller
3,000
15.393,358
on
during
the
on
Balance
&
16,780,183
or
1954
revenues-
company's
revenues
this issue
ot
during that year.
dividends, the amountf of
from
up
and
the
Operating
by
share,
common
outstanding
in
income—
been
670,920 additional common shares (par $5) at a subscrip¬
tion price of $16.75 per
share, on the basis of one addi¬
on
increase
an
1971.
Offering
common
interest
3,000
Hughes
&
&
Stokes
and
1.20
Bache
|
Common
stock
Co
S.
—V.
dividend.
per
shares
income
has
Inc.
4.43
Hulme,
Bids for the preferred stock with a $4.17 dividend
were received from;
Lehman
Brothers
and
Riter
&
Co.
(jointly), $100,159 per
&
Co.,
4,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Hamlin
pre¬
$3.51
income
3,000
Co
Loewi
—
Allison-Williams
Halle
ferred
&
Shares
Co., Inc.
7,500
Co
&
jointly
an
forth
%
Riter
Greene
1
Clark
&
Saunders, Stiver & Co._:
Brothers
Offered—Blyth & Co., Inc., and The First Boston Corp.
March
W.
Baird
Reinhcldt
underwriters
the
Lehman
Rdbert
2475,
operating
Earnings per
not
W.
7,500
Co
the
in
set
are
Raffensperger,
8,750'
(Inc.)
set
forth
of
number
Stern Brothers & Co._
—8,750
&
of
Glover
current
Northern
each
8,750
common
Dixon
It
by
the
8,750
unsubscribed
Doolittle
taxes.
EJ
Co
Co
Whipple
names
determined, but that
liO said.—V,
treasury
and
•
14,000
Corp...;
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Federal
pany,
purchased
Robt.
Inc.
Car
1955,
31,
amounted
income
Ended
Construction
purchasers
14,000
Central Republic Co.
Campbell,
North American
the
V
_—_
dollar
each
Most
again make large expenditures in 1956 for
plants and other facilities to meet the ever-growing needs
customers,"
The
Mr.
1954.
over
in
..
improvements,
II.
1955,
will
The corporation spent
struction
and
service
struction
for
held
are
the
be
to
Inc.
cents
20
stock
$227,623,000, highest
were
$17,470,000
increased,
more
for
for
year
Dec.
996.
p.
Months
Shares
14,089,328 shs.
stock.
of
names
are
$29,374,000
J.
Machold, Presi¬
dividend
requirements,
common
1955
of
of
Earle
prefered
increase
an
$46,475,000.
corporation
power
its
1954,
After
revenues
history,
business
doing
were
and
enue
for
income
equivalent to $2.22 per share of
with $211 per share for 1954.
compared
in
net
there
common
of
the
corporation
100,000 shs.
Shares
Blyth
The
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Profit Higher—
series—
below:
aggregate
The
183,
275,000 shs.
15,000,000 shs.
tin
shares
of
series-
$5)
(par
series,
company,
$4.16
UNDERWRITERS—The
value
par
capital
1955,
Pacific Gas &
150,000 shs.
pfd.
Kidder, Peabcdy & Co.—
F. S. Moseley & Co
split-up the
the
other
Dividends
stock,
Goldman, Sachs
mon
business
Federal
in
Dividends
1,000,000 shs.
$3.60
The First Boston
Newport Electric Corp.—Split-Up Voted—
—V.
Bond
stock,
26,498,114
2,321,721
charges
183,
of
Total
20,000,000
pfd.
pfd.
tCommon
17,328,015
will
for
Gross
Cumulative
18,786,420
18,915,740
previous
con¬
and
States
United
ended
net income re¬
to $19,607,000, or 44%
of the net
$17,472,000 or 46% of net profit in 1954. These
be used for expansion of existing facilities,
for financing
the corporation's recently announced aluminum program
the
in
part
a
Net
$146,500,000
stock
Cumulative
in
1,351,905
funds
and
Net
$
25,489,633
the
v
purposes.
23,029,505 285,365,437 258,876,417
17,393,726 207,841,320 196,263,868
all
in
months
12
high of $44,558,000 in 1955, up
increase of approximately 17%.
The
share
per
of
the
an
to
the
record
a
1954,
outstanding
payment
in
in
to
common
$3.11
Miscellaneous
15,000,000
21,500,000
3%%_
West
at
figures
$
$5,000,000
75,000,000
10,000,000
Total
Co.—Earnings-
$
24,908,656
revenues
corporation
operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes
Unlimited
July 1, 1978, 3%
due Aug. 1,
1979, 2%%
plants
preliminary
profit, compared with
the
Outstanding
2%%
Series due June 1, 1982,
Series due Oct. 1, 1984,
continuous
converting
to
Gross
2%%
1974,
1, 1975,
in
of
with
shares
After
invested
the
equal
was
number
of
paper
according
FINANCING
due
Series
to
1955—12 Mos.—1954
prolit
compared
of
11%.
advanced
$38,075,000
1955
and
$560,480,000
$502,478,000
profits
from
12
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
that
sales
net
from
Net
ber
mill
noted
totalled
approximately
Dakota
Cumulative
New England Telephone & Telegraph
rising
company.
1913.
p.
solidated
882,000
operating
$18,691,896,
of
Natural
Min¬
paper
La.
statement
Canada
Tracy, Minn.
the
consolidated
income
tlmberlands,
The
vari¬
and
Cumulative
—V.
Co.
and
sub¬
EARNINGS—For
was
Corp.
functional
and
principal
of
before
or
Authorized
offering metallized plastics, iiclud ng
soon
will oifer metallized poly¬
is also
developing bright aluminized
both
of
the
loans
proposed
predominantly operating public utilities furnisning
services, principally electric, in central and southern
and water
now
Products,
National
of
stockholders,
following the
liquified petroleum gas service in several
kota, Wisconsin and Minnesota; steam or
and
It
used
of
achievements
acetate,
films.
be
Foiltone
of
the
its
furnished
is
Series
products.
Co.
preferred and
will be used to
of
average
also
Series
plastic
to
1956,
for
bank
expenditures
and
metallized
and
Trust
Monroe,
sale
President.
actively
&
are
utility
development of continuous metallizing processes and equipment for
nearly 15 years.
Two licensees are presently producing and selling
fabric
the
position
plans to spend
nesota,
produc¬
papers, it
was
metallized
of;er
soon
Richard
subsidiary,
lor
States
BUSINESS—This
net
a
1,
loans,
Bank
improvements.
had
Inc.,
cash
short-term
balance
Northern
from
stock
common
March
on
National
i
proceeds
of
bank
of
Illinois
_
company's
short-term
engi¬
Corp.—Plastic Firm in Production
plastics
on
that
559.
p.
National Research
Foiltone
670,920
ous
equipment.
new
Continental
.
plenish
$148,074,466.
to
$31,105,071
additions
30%
rose
subsidiary.
1955
to $95,000,000 last
raised
and
the
record
a
earnings
have
will
ing
the sale
plants,
new
sales,
in
$29,247,237
from
rose
company
a
ago
increase
the
will
but
profit
said,
deposits,
part
was
nounced
17%
a
special
that
mineral
This
on
Baker
Mr.
revealed
for
that
the
of
and
PROCEEDS—Net
the
outstanding.
exclusive
York,
Chicago.
at
earnings
the
of
New
$4.61
to
share."
a
that
recalled
from
"were
common
issued
$4.70
were
of
disclosed,
9
(1113)
1954
on
to
a
preliminary
4,901,000 shares
Earnings
before
report
high,
outstanding.
income
taxes
were
up
16%
from
$22,900,000
to
$26,570,000.
The
report
showed
an
improvement of
more
than $4,000,000 in tb®
s
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
13
ci
the
year.
,
E.
Expand—
*1U.CJ{J"-
Chemical
Phillips
inp^
Paul
million
64
new
a
(
and Philblack "I,
t -™ "ameslor
through years ot,.1 hilllps research.
When combined with natural rubber or Eynthetlc
i jld
rubber,
tney
increase
Its wear-resistance so that autoraobilo
(res of long lasting quality can be manufactured.
The
will produce both Philblack "O"
special carbon blacks developed
plant
new
Completing Oil Producer-^is completing an oil producer on its 3,825 acre lease
Block 123-A Eugene Island area, in the Gulf of Mexico, 40 miles
St. Mary Parish,
La., according to K. S. Adams, Chairman, and
Thls
fa
1 aul
company
President.
Endacott,
at the rate
of Pe"°r&"
i ens beginning at 12,939 feet. Gas-oil ratio was 1,310.1. The new
veil has 78 feet of pay sand m three zones.
Tne two shallower zones
vfll not be tested at present.
The No. 1 Eugene is two miles south
the Block 128 field, where two oil wells are being produced by
The
<i
well,
576
No.
Eugene, flowed through a small choke
gravitv oil per day from nine feet
1
of
barrels
Eugene
company
T'atement
filed
flares of
Feb.
on
Jan.
on
filed
24
145,456,250
109,641,218
17,
and
This
Work
which
connection
'!Jitional
with
the
report
this
that
have
.tcntions
filed
of
right
this
time
182,
p.
American
»
from
additional
The
Present Time—
the
over
March
The
intended an
part of 1956, Eugene
of
profit
amounted
the
Pubco
12%
24
share
$2,953,467,
rentals
voted
profit-sharing
a
most
f;.c*
employees,
Wheeler
the
/yiil
compared
added
company's
(
that
7,600
to
the
7%
Net
income
♦Divs.
annual
1955
stockholders
and
per
at
of
report
be
mailed
March
19,
at
2
on
p.m.
710.
Pfd.
stock
Number
5%
i
i
has
company
than
three
announced
times
the
earnings after taxes
prior year.
earnings
1955
71
cents
$3,093,000
were
of
$2.34
share
per
with
compared
as
share,
in
The
also
company
J
S
I.
jJ.cs volume of
history,
For
plant
j 'R»t
will
than
more
1 ;;IiiCipaJly
reported
ahead
50%
10 years
of
sales
Earned
•Book
of
1954
and
the
$1,084,000
times
four
the
in
firm's
ago.
expansion in 1956 the company has allocated $4,000,000
chemical products.
Capacity of the company's cement
for
also
increased
be
25%.
I7enry L. Hillman, President, stated that operations are currently
*high levels and that prospects for 1956 appear favorable.—V. 183,
5,11.
1.
v-■
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering
i alaried
j str
"V
$1,500,000
Employees,
being
contributions
3 rriod following
\. 183, p. 775.
Pittston
Participations
together
stock,
common
hicli
of
to
with
the
in
shares
75.000
estimated
Feb.
on
Investment
an
of
the
maximum
23,
Plan
for
company's
number
of
$1
shares
the
plan will purchase during the 13-month
effective date of the registration statement.—
the
Co.—Notes
Placed
Privately—This
company
on March 2 the direct
placement of $9,000,000
20-year subordinated notes due April 1, 1976 with
Institutional investors. The transaction was negotiated
I
nuuunced
if
:
IS
is
understood
used
e
by
the
that
proceeds from the sale
for
company
uuiary operations.—V.
182,
acquisition
of
and
these
for
securities
expanding
its
Jan.
The
i
a.
corporation
covering
La
at
used
for
on
230,000
$1
per
Feb.
share,
filed
16
shares
of
letter
a
without
of
stock
common
notification
(par
underwriting.
10
The
with
cents)
proceeds
—V.
182,
ment
filed
beneficial
the
to
be
are
to
12 Months
JXi
sales
3 a
profit
3.cS
per
50%
*
Ended
and
before
other
Dec.
31—
after
stock
holders
t^*:c2anding
of
record
common
5,330,000
2,556 000
1,153'.000
$3.83
$1.78
stock
paid Feb.
was
March
a
10
first quarter
16,
stock.—V.
000
2,402,000
common
dividend
1954
$26,421,000 $23 501
taxes
"1*3 directors have declared
fj
1955
income
taxes—
share of
Earnings—
of
182,
12V2
p.
to holders
of
record
dividend, pavable
cents
1805.
per
share
on
Feb
March
the
witn
'1954.
Net
sales
In
.
2
for
for
two-for-one
'
years
stock
kept
the
plants
Total
filed
28
SEC
in
amendment
an
covering
the
such
181,
to
$5,825,642
916,616
$6.36
its
registration
1,500,000
shares
share
to
of
on
$1,055,266,000,
common
the
on
of
assets
with
services
and
stock
.
Feb.
Federal
taxes
on
RCA
$3.16
were
in
1955,
declared
were
by RCA
for
with
per
to
compared
$29,294,649
the
at
year,
reported
today
with
compares
to
net
a
$536,694
V','.
$19,653,970
..
profit
of
reported
$978 399
for
the
year
7
;
compared
with
)
$16,202,615
!
stockholders,
highest
He
said
John
sales
that
J.
Hall,
President, says that the
profit in 1955 in the com¬
for the company's product
capacity throughout the year.
The
Pa.; Newcastle, Del.; Monaca, Pa.;
and
the
net
demand
The
principal
equipment.
stockholders
Finance
net
business
is
both
of
the
with
manufacture
Rheem
1956
Richmond
the
and
ot
Manufac¬
merger
Rheem
at
was
special
Co.,
Inc.—Securities
Offered—An
un¬
at
1955
Dec.
at
31,
the
1955
end
amounted
to
1955.
EARNINGS
a
amounted
of
amortization
debt
miscellaneous
1954.
This
income
to
$479,-
Additions
to
$31,0-33,000,
bringing
total of $237,379,000.
share
used
to
make
loans
and
reduce
bank
privately, through
Alstyne, Noel & Co., a $750,000 4%% promissory
10, 1971, it was announced on March 1.-—
V. 176, p. 602.
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Reports Lower Profit—
income
$2,272,334,
stock
the
In
year.
mon
income
taxes,
before
income
The
decline
Net
the
1955,
after
with
ended
Dec.
$27,330,427.
31,
This
stock
period
of
common
dividends,
of
21,
1956,
outstanding
for
one
for
stock,
the
if
to
its
4,796.123
of
retain
The
become
or
business
is
with
all
of
all
com¬
income
net
36
weeks
during
net
to
taxes
income
the
'
of
of
1955
income
on
1955
same
were
period
of
earnings per share
earnings of 92 cents
of
in
889.
p.
the
of
the
of
St.
outstanding
it
a
of
of
shares
may,
deposited.—V.
St.
the
SEC
common
Rhinelander
on
stock.
for
Co
Paper
the
of
at
183,
p.
of
such
The
stock
on
will
exchange
election
but
776.
stock
are
will
acquired
issue
company's
enable
that
and
Rhinelander's
the
Rhinelander
540 000
it
ownership
to
control
of
the
Rhinelander.
intention
Rhinelander
the
outstanding
company
organization
under
percent,
the
exchange is effected, Rhinelander
Regis.
present
declare
the
the
policies of
corporate
lesser
If
of
shares
offer,
Rhinelander
Regis
will
all
540,000
stock.
and
present
and
stock
acquire
company's
company
if
common
subsidiary
a
of
with
exchange
exchange
operations
its
statement
540,000 shares of its $5 par
to offer these shares in
to
all
the
the
effective
of
common
more
subsidiary
so
before
basis.
desires
pursuant
17,314*009
4^8751000
183,
after
first
registration
a
covering
shares
and
common,
19,878,144
during
Exchange Offer With
Exchange Commission—
proposes
one
Regis
It
1954.—V.
filed
company
company
80%
common
share
per
1955,
compares
compared to $2.60 per share
the last
16
weeks
of
1955,
were
$1.44 as compared
The
St.
of
on
outstanding
$3.52
were
of
share
shares.
year
share
per
Feb.
are
earnings
income
income
dividends
Regis Paper Co.—Registers
This
the
net
all
net
stock
of $28,830,832 for the previous year
earnings occured during the first 36 weeks
Securities and
a
preferred
stock
same
512,236,155
$2.66
31,
compares
For
common
318,227.474
$3.16
Dec.
This
deducting
taxes,
preferred
1954.
the
the
to
in
earnings
and
After
average
for
amounted
$940,950,220
42376,000
1954,
3,428,295
on
Net
1954.
earnings amounted to $3.25 per
3,492,129 shares, the average number
on
557,322,974
$40,525,459
ended
year
$13,621,803.
1955
367,386,407
52,582,000
the
to
for
will
5,460,979
for
amounted
$13,983,771
1954
$47,525,465
common
be
note due Jan.
shares
STATEMENT
5,109,686
taxes
to
are
776.
p.
Van
$1,055,265,655
sold
proceeds
183,
Ryerson & Ilaynes, Inc.—Note Placed
Privately—The
has arranged to place
St.
compared
preferred stock and $1.50 per share on
on the common stock in 1954.
1955
profit
Earnings
as
1, 1971, at 97V2% and accrued interest, and 125,000
common stock
(par $1) at $3 per share.
change;
Net
for
plants running at
located at Uniontown,
debt.—V.
r'
$386,522,000
during
patent
long-term
and
776.
Earnings Higher—
corporation
Sales of RCA products and
.
share
equipment
local
Stock Exch. Offer
derwriting group, headed by Stroud & Co., Inc., Phila¬
delphia, Pa., on Feb. 28 offered publicly $1,000,000 of
15-year 5%% subordinated sinking fund
debentures, due
of
Sales Achieved Record
expenditures during the past ten years to
Interest
of
of
state¬
stock, compared with $1.35
Depreciation
or
profits
Laws
of
California
in
which
Rheem
is
incorporated
will
delay
the formal date of the merger until late in
March.-—V. 183, p. 998.
taxes,
Employment costs
Materials aind services bought from others
State,
in
(principally Argentina)
company signed
a
merger agreement
Co.
011
Dec.
19,
1955.
On
Feb.
14,
turing
Net
totaling $24,069,000
and
resulted
p.
estimated
are
four
are
This
19*5
2584.
p.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Products
effect
Co.—Reports Larger Profit—
27
rose
Metuchen, N. J.
plumbing and heating
High—
3,262,978
additional
an
Fund.—V.
1954.
compared
in
rates
shares of class B
amounted
current
and
Feb.
and
prior to 1955
split made in
$6.53
panies in the United States.
plant
at
"
.
General Sarnoff noted that the record business achieve¬
ment in 1955 puts RCA among the top 25 industrial com¬
915,000,
exchange
year-end
.
:_w/
the
per
$31,734,4.91
1955
This
the
by
meetings.
of business in its 36-year
history, exceeding
$1 billion in sales for the first time, it was announced
in the RCA 36th annual report, released on Feb. 27
by
Brig. General David Sarnoff, Chairman of the Board.
The report was mailed to RCA's 170,122 stockholders.
common
183,
Co.—Sales and
were
1955
to
had
approved
volume
per
below.—V.
company
represents
on
history.
14.05
Volume of $1,055,266,000—Net Profit Equaled $3.16
per
Common Share—This corporation in 1955 did the
largest
in
at
converted
$zl,51o,000 at Dec. 31, 1955,
value. Product and service sales
1954.
letter
a
pany's
53,055,262
Radio Corp. of America—1955
$2.66
Co.
Radiator
in
25.71
— Stock
Offering Completed—The re¬
offering of 150,000 shares of class A common
stock at $5 per share, through Johnson, Lane,
Space &
Co., Inc., has been oversubscribed. Details were given
Earnings
converted
are
•
145,888,786
34.95"
>
Radiation, Inc.
with
are
$1,030,000), $3,8)7,269; and longa carrying value of $1,463,346.
•
220,136,681
cent public
services
$801,-
total
carrying
for
the
1955.
year
33,995
v
24
then
taxes
company
the
company
$21,314,737
interest
of
which
made,
ox
1955
to
31,084
5,277
share
Feb.
on
of
X
which
subsidiaries,
Thess have
subsidiaries
assets
were
Paper
for
7,016
the
2471.
CONSOLIDATED
3 iCfifc
The
55,486,989
(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—Registers With SEC
Fund
Dividends
1955.
an increase of approximately 8%.
fifty-five profit before Federal taxes amounted
income
for
126.537,915
1017.
p.
dollars.
in
these
con¬
to $3,222,$1,691,621, leaving a
after Federal taxes, ot
$1,531,358,
which
earnings of $2.44 per share for the
626,654 shares
of
stock
outstanding.
1954
earnings
after
Federal
taxes were $1,219,317, or $1.95
per share.—V. 171, p. 1464.
$0,375
20,000,000
1955
per
S.
in
the
representing
6,186
31,644
*
-
outstanding
value
U.
1„55
from
Earnings of these
only to the extent
earnings
subsidiaries
31,
reserves
these
Brothers
Federal
net
The
the
investment.
Polaroid Corp.—Reports Record Sales and
sales
1954,
7,964,062
assets
net
asset
549,380,542
1940.
Canada, Cuba, England, Japan, Mexico
Capital stocks—amount equivalent to sub¬
Dec.
31, 1940 p.us subsequent capital stock
xlxed
Regis
32,670,992
44,243,400
31—
included $3.50
Play Investors Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
«ffered
St.
Ritter
of
31,
of:
at
excess
Richman
.
the data shown
reflect
to
p.
9,014,203
182,548,513
Brazil,
(less
ior
in
received in
these
of $566,077.
of
Dec.
Rhinelander Paper Co.—Proposed
13,581,770
i $1.32
67,253,125
Puritan Fund, Inc.—Assets Reach New
Dividends
f
except
See
will
sub-
1503.
p.
cost
since
consolidated
Dec.
consist
assets
7,964,062
37.17
>
purposes,
182,
at
assets
at
in
are
from
expenditures
name
compared
$940,950,000 in 1954, an increase of 12%.
1 .y Reynolds & Co., Inc.
1
sh.
restated
28,062,032
9,025,433
-
was
date
in V. 183, p. 997.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—Registers With SEC
3>L'G,
net
27,671,066
44,243,400
•
240,205,578
comparative
statements
Argentina,
net
1954.
highest
in
8,137,290
v-
1955.—V.
14,574,441
28,062,044
206,019,898
dividends
3.1,203,136
44,243,400
-
8,549,232
35,041
been
14,574,441
of)
by these subsidiaries aur.ng 1955
$2,735,000 before providing for exchange losses
OX $1,551,000.—V.
183, p. 409.
£
267,134,702 207,241,213
79,582,207
surplus
♦For
April,
value
$64,834,000
1945
$1.00
35,000,000
-
1
com.
stated
a
1,140,302
9,679^783
10,531,338
(outstanding
par
..I: ■;
received
Switzerland
Net
30,329,084
$3.53
89,078,649
■
298,661,239
outstg.__
per
1,852,296
2,284,448
receiv.
contracts
no
at
included
term receivables
shareholders
val.
The
$56,600,000,
96,019,234
■
Common
Net
per
reported
of
Shares
the
A
and
302,857,702 166,844,992
$1.50
52,000,000
preferred
Total
I '<»re
shs.
stock,
1954,
investments
reported
and
plant
(net)
OUtstg.—
•Common
As
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Net Tripled—
The
cash
located
31—
Long-term debt
f.
to
on
'
50,000,000
99,999,700
balance*-
x
■
are
Nineteen
31,163,000
*
£3,56
.
expen
working capital
equipment
year's total
of base pay
will
employees
will be held
35,164,226
$4.05
$1.45
64,000,000
sh
December
50,000,000
1980,
share
.
455,221,181 360,640,745 272,528,618 153,263,222
sh
com.
1,
per
$50
676,505,187
$17,053,1.00
1950
Dec.
at
4,120,347
financial
were
The
11^ -i'■' "*
____
com.
capital
have
3,500
meeting of stockholders
Stamford, Conn.—V. 183, p.
per
Property,
1954.
In
annual
4
that
for
1954
1955
100,000,000
1973-1977___™___"
due
stock
installment
first pfd.
subsidiaries
Subs.)—Financial Highlights—
(&
due
8,389,411
100,000,000
1970-1974_______
aebs.,
1,576,474
10,441,103
Wholly-owned foreign subsidiaries have been excluded
979.
Co.
7,129,273
1,576,474
Total
t
solidated
above-
Inc.,
490,385,407 391,803,745
•Earns,
Net
of 25%
total was
quarterly wage-and-salary dividend, bringing the
wce-and-saiary dividends to $1,266,693, equal to 7.3 %
Oil
1 v. >'
As
declaration
a
J2r.
.v
2i08.
p.
134,562.259
14,395,512
securities
Reinvested earnings
sidiaries'
the
due
com.
on
Capital""surplus
Corp.—New Name—
and expenses.^.—
service
and
inc.
Richmond
operating profits for the fourth quarter of 1955. The
i 765,898, of which $336,064 is paid into the employees' retirement
income plan.
The balance of $429,834 will be distributed March 12
3 v
179,
into
14,031,016 shares
on
per
(I
f 1
Corp.—V.
notes,
reserve—unawarded
cum.
The
changing
Govt,
payable
Deferred
than
holders of that
for
126,327,001
S.
preferred stock
on
subord.
conv.
com¬
distribution
less U.
'
2245.
s'ock
to
proposal
Petroleum
Development,
•>{*' -(,.'2
Costs
$3,566,122, equal to $2.82
outstanding, compared
to
to
sales,
Feb.
Pubco
Income
and profits
"
I
tliat postage
meters in business offices now print, record and
r.Hect nearly $1 billion a year in U. S. postage revenue, with metered
rv.il amounting to nearly he If of all U. S. mail.
''-■.A.f'x
on
the
to
mailed
be
said.
approved a
Years End. Dec. 31—
billings totaled $39,<32,213, compared to $34,986,108 the year before, Mr. Wheeler re; -j? ted. As a result, of the company's diversification program, he said,
J rcducts other than postage meters now account for 20%
of new
filers and 17%
of gross income.
At the same time, he pointed
board
entitled
will
and accruals
promissory notes,
Incentive
company
also
to
company
Gross
from
the
Pubco Petroleum
J,.£51,645 common shares
or
CT.41 per share on 1,209,047 shares, the previous year. Pretax earn-v
I -CS were $7,595,122, up 25%
from the prior year's $6,078,487.
income
15,
stockholders
See
1955, Walter H. Wheeler,
totals.
1954
promissory
Awards
held.
share
certificates
1,698,071
549,380,542
Incentive plan:
23
holders
for
and
3,707,548
Income
on
converitble
Inc.—Stock Increased—
each
for
share
23
Feb.
011
date
record
Feb.
at
about
company
Sales increased
President, announced on Feb. 24.
3%
3'/2%
Name-
p.
2,178,902
payable on common stock
33/i%
2134.
rales and earnings reached record levels in
The
,
approved an increase i.1 the authiriz d
2,000,000 to 5,000,030, paving the way for distribution of
stockholders
The
shares
Pure
21%
181J
above.—V.
Co.
Car
Bantam
2,981,567
900,824 shares at a stated value ox)____
Com. stock, no par (issued 14,031,022 shares
1955;
■
With the
1957.
in
of America, Inc.—New
Metals
Pubco Development,
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
Gross
completion
for
7,521,984
151,459,064
676,506,187
Dividends
at a cost
Unit
31,908,726
-
patent rights, at cost (net)_,—__
payable
the Potomac River Plant,
unit at
fifth
a
:
Dividends
rates,
make
to
taxes
when
statement and have no present
an additional offering of stock
registration
no
at
public."—V.
17et
on
scheduled
presently
is
see
set
early
offering of stock in the
President, on Feb. 22 stated:
'
f
p
/.
•
8,529,369
20,940,104
157,993,708
—
(net)_
assets
purchases
_
public
Wilson,
3 xe
■••!*. -
.
57,624,567
129,632,548
market
cr
$
Fed.
623
started
been
Pressed
applied to the payment of the
collateral notei issued D c. 15,
to First Pennsylvania Banking
be used for general corporate
p. 409.
<2 Offering Publicly Any Stock at the
the
•
has been constructed
plant,
No. 5 there will be a total investment of more
$71,000,000 represented in this generating station.—V. 183, p. 7.
one
"We
has
pletion
Pigeon Hole Parking of Texas, Inc.—Has No Intention
I'.
v
at this
<
LIABILITIES—
common
Ot the net proceeds, $200,000 will be
principal balance of the company's 4%
: Z5, and due March 15, 1956, payable
<;
Trust Co., and the remainder will
1 .trposes and working capital.—V. 183,
r
a--
•
secu-
—
equipment
Accounts payable
kilowatts. ''
943,000
Registration Statem't
stock (par $1), instead of the 200,030 shares origiTho public offering is to be underwritten by a group
if investment bankers headed by Emanuel Deetjen & Co.
In
Total
$3.50
fourth
marketable
Dexerred charges
ever
the
expenses
and
Patents and
,
Vu-»
unit,
other
and
investments
Plant
Electric Power Co.—Increases Capacity—
the
Government
Total
approximately $15,000,000, and is a duplicate of Unit No. 3 which
was
placed in service in July 1954. The addition of this new unit
will
bring Pepco's generating capacity to an effective capability of
to its registration
proposes to issue and sell 75,COO
now
meet
S.
Prepaid
of
ally proposed).
3
182, p. 2253.
Alexandria
amendment
an
65,271,117
58,877,348
Inventories, at lower of cost
Increasing demands for electricity, this company
placed in preliminary operation on Feb. 16 a hew 90,000-100,000
kilowatt generating unit, together with additional boiler capacity and
related equipment, at its Potomac River Generating Station located in
north.
IPIasecki Aircraft Corp.—Amends
The
Cash
out¬
of
rities, at cost__*._™__*«_i_*^_*—85,615,186
Receivables (less reserves_________ 184,849,452
Potomac
the
on
mile
one-hall
$
$1,000,000
4
bidding of $16,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, the
proceeds to be used to redeem all of the remaining outstanding
$13,150,000 mortgage bonds of the company, as well as to provide
the company
with additional capital for its conversion to natural
gas operation.
»
r
The
company
plans to file
its registration
statement with the
SEC about March 23, and open bids about April 19.
Mr. Gueffroy
stated
four
syndicates of
investment bankers in New York have
indicated
that
they will submit bids for the new bonds and that
additional syndicates may be formed.
In
June,
1955, the company sold $6,000,000 of 20-year debenture
bonds and entered Into a bank credit agreement to borrow $6,000,000
of
new
capital.
The additional capital provided from the sale of
the debentures, to be provided
by the bank loan and from the sale
of new mortgage bonds, together with the company's cash resources.
will
provide sufiicient funds
for a period of approximately four
years
to
meet the
company's requirements for expansion of its
natural gas business estimated to be in excess of $20,000,000.
The
company
is
presently engaged
on
a
heavy construction program
in
anticipation of the delivery of natural gas into its system by
Aug. 1, 1956.
Mr. Gueffroy said the company has already executed
gas
purchase
agreements
with several large industrial customers.
To
drilling another well IVz miles northwest of the
same lease
and is preparing to drill a third
The
company
currently is drilling two
J "11 interest wells and three
part-interest wells on their lease in a
itepped up program of approving its offshore acreage where its total
?.hidings are 180,000 net acres.—V. 183, p. 997,
v
.■
i
April
on
competitive
—V.
The company,is now
veil
redeem
to
37.7
ethers.
J~o.
voted
have
.
Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary,
pound per year carbon blaclr Pla"t
f alf
Coast
area,
according to K. S. Adams, Chairman, and
i rdacolt, President of both companies.
The
T'ruct
1954
1955
U.
at
sonornic
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Unit to
31
DEC.
standing 4 V» %
mortgage bonds, it wa3 announced by Charles H.
Gueffroy, President.
The
board
also approved
a
proposal for the issuance and sale
President,
but foreign earnings were reduced principally because of adverse
conditions in certain important markets.
V. 183, p. a .
raid,
directors
The
,
McKeen,
SHEET,
ASSETS-
Sell New Bonds at Competitive Bidding—
reported that all four of the company s
f-mestic maiketing divisions—Pfizer Laboratories, J. B.Rotrg
•>
Chemical Sales
and
Agricultural Sales—and the ^tems^ionalsub
f diaries had exceeded
their 1954 sales.
Domestic profitswer<™
John
BALANCE
CONSOLIDATED
4Vs% Bonds and
Portland Gas Coke Co.—To Redeem
marketable securities Position.;WoiMng
stood at $63,384,000 at the end
and
cash
company's
Increased approximately $8,500,000 and
t
Monday, March 5, 1956
...
.
(1114)
not
of
offer
common
St.
less
Rhinelander
would
would
operate
as
a
management
effective if 90%
'of
present
is
deposited
Regis,
than
declare
80%
.
of
.
for
the
said
ex¬
offer
share-*
snares.
Volume 183
Number 5513
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Schering Corp.—Earnings Show Sharp Rise—
Year
Ended
Dec.
31—
wet
sales
Net
Net
other
income
revenue___'
1,650,000
;
$8,292,000
BALANCE
SHEET
ITEMS
AT
$0.89
DEC.
Prop., plant
and
equipment
5,776,000
Cash
U.
1,675,000
S.
Government
8,936,000
20,906,000
surplus
of
products
in
cities
Amounts
offered
1956
for
An
&
to
holders of
the
on
each
March
on
basis
eight
and
unsubscribed
$100
shares
of
principal
record
011
of
with
statement
debentures.
amount
Pierce,
Notes
15
to
by
Drexel
Paper
the
be
20,
*
&
Smith,
Co.,
will
purchase
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Feb. 29
on
Co.
Issuance
tion of
The
the
to
sale
issue
cost
v
of
ia
not
Associated in
and Stroud
on
&
the
183,
any
the
Co.
also for
2V8S,
be
submitted by
was
subject
are
—V.
A,
of
by freight
$17,497,106.
offering
FOR
to
Halsey,
Sheaffer
40%
during
OF
5%
of
off-setting
1955
creased
President
of
178,
plans
company
and
to
refunding
to
be
proceeds
"Looking
Ltd.,
throughout
ahead,
increase
In
than
feel
we
during
rate
a
Taxes
1956,
issue
$0.79
program for
in
products
foreign
Consolidated
Canada
that
1955,"
in
164,986
in
Bradley,
Feb.
on
of
the
of
23.
to
domestic
our
sales
anticipate
we
he
for
The
history,
rising
rise
reflected
the
Dec.
to
will
it
sale
continue
will
31,
be
1955
$55,593,663,
the
over
not
earnings,
$3.94
share
per
after
taxes,
at
a
of
and
company
to
sell
the
on
has
issue
than
interest
rate
in
effect
sion
of
the
at
608,613
$144,893
$614,132
$521,611
108,019
432,074
432,074
$36,874
$182,058
only
the
sale
953,280
shares
Southern
for
cash
a
the
to
stock
a
31,
1956.
rate
not
the
time
The
in
of
the
said
company
of
excess
y4
Commission
borrowing
or
1%
the
be
used
to
reimburse
the
be
prime
or
The
exten¬
The
at
previous
$2,124,721
2514.
face
amount
of
.
the
series
B
if
certificates.
and
is
to
assist
development
Feb.
to
or
filed
13
is
be
incurred
Co.,
letter
a
higher
will
price
increase
337,772
173,154
173,154
such
for
purposes
Amarillo,
Tex.—Files
335,881
expenditures
$9,478,612
196,977
$4,146,501
$4,282,928
at
be
to
$12.05
capital.—V.
the
date
ner
183,
offered
be
of
the
with
the
21~794
3~5~, 871
9,954
$9,239,718
$4,251,180
$1.14
profit
per
share
$0.53
—
of
only to em¬
price or of
The esti¬
The proceeds
sale.
share.
998.
announced on Feb. 20 that this corporation
of $566,353 in the fiscal year .ended Nov. 30, 1955,
equivalent to 47 cents per share on the 1,400,000 shares of common
a
to
optional
the
outstanding following the public sale of 300,000 shares in May.
earnings amounted to $1,471,277 and were equivalent to
share on the same
in
is
priced
$25
at
from
proceeds
or
per
from
$26.25
per
share and is redeemable
share through Jan. 31,
sale
the
these
of
securities
will
the
to
enable
the
Oklahoma Panhandle,
Pecos
Valley
is
reported operating
area
estimated
the
company
12
generation, transmission,
territory which includes
the South Plains region of Texas
in
New
at
population
months
GIVING
Mexico.
ended
The
*
mortgage
EFFECT
Dec.
31,
1955
$100
$25
Common
♦
or
company
9,438,000
stock—
Additional
debenture
($1
par
bonds
in
or
Indenture,
124,200 shs.
$5,000,000 shs.
value)
debentures
may
respectively,
be
*"
Edgar M. Norris, Greenville,
to working capital.
S. C.
xi-~
a* A
The net proceeds are to be added
Corp.—Forms Executive
Tekoil
*
Committee—
corporation has named the following three-man executive com¬
to expedite growth decisions in the absence of the board of
directors:
They include W. H. Davison, President of Tekoil; Dean P.
The
mittee
Guerin,
McLane,
President of Southwest Investors,
partner in the Dallas law firm
183, p. 777.
Inc., Dallas; and Alfred E.
of Turner, White, Atwood,
Co.—Registers Employees' Stock Offering—
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 24,
10,200,000 of Participations in its Employees Savings
together with 85,804 shares of its $25 par capital stock which
be acquired pursuant to the Plan.—V. 181, p. 1358.
Texas
The company filed a
Plan
may
covering
Texas Electric Service
mortgage
restrictions contained
licly on Feb. 29, $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
31/4% series, due March 1, 1986, at a price of 101.93% and
accrued interest, to yield 3.15% to maturity.
The group
won the issue at competitive sale on Feb. 28 on a bid of
101.34% for the indicated interest rate.
Other bids for 3%s came from: Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.272;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and Drexel & Co. (jointly), 100.981; The First
Boston Corp.,
100.959; Union Securities Corp., 100.884; Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers (jointly), 100.841; and
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc., and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
(jointly), 100.785.
The
bonds
new
redemption
104.93%
tion
if
forth
below
are
the
names
of
will
if redeemed
prices
severally
agreed
to
purchase
be
redeemable,
in
whole or
in part,
at general
prices,
together
with
accrued interest, ranging from
redeemed on or prior to the last day of February, 1957, to
on
ranging
PROCEEDS—Net
contribution
or
March 1, 1988, and at special redemp¬
101.93% to 100%.
after
irom
proceeds from the sale, together with a $4,000,000
by its parent company, Texas Utili ies Co., to the
equity of the company without changing the number
outstanding, will be used for Texas Electric's 1956-57 con¬
New construction will cost approximately $24,000,000 in 1956, and $22,600,000 in 1957.
common
stock
shares
of
program.
BU8INESS
have
Co.—Bonds Offered—An under¬
writing group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane offered pub¬
cash
issued under the
subject to
t 80,000 shares reserved under the company's Restricted Stock Option
who
Greenville, S. C.—Files
'
'
struction
UNDERWRITERS—Set
underwriters
I
corporation on Feb. 13 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $80,000 of 6% sinking fund aeoeniujca and 2,500 shares
sinking tuna debentures
no
of class B non-voting stock (par $10) to be offered in units of $400
of debentures
and five shares of stock at $500 per unit, through
200,000 shs.
Plan.
•
the
Table Rock Laboratories, Inc.,
4,087,455 shs.
therein.
■
to $5,229,148, reflecting
1955 sale of 300,000 shares of
from $3,886,792
increased
capital
the funds acquired in
stock.—V. 182, p. 1381.
of
100%
165,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
value
stock
the 1,100,-
The
Outstanding
$99,969,000
bond3
preferred
value
par
par
the
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Debentures
Cumulative
the
$36,025,962 and net income of $6,742,767.
Authorized
♦First
of
775,000.
revenues of
CAPITALIZATION
number of shares or to $1.30 on
that year,
$24,430,993
were
SEC
be
in large part toward the payment of bank loans,
made
capability.
and
1955
1956.
part
redemption prices scaled from
beginning Feb, 1, 1956 to the
1966.
been
in
outstanding
compared with $78,018,762 in the
preceding year. Sales in December, 1955, and January and February,
1956, have been at a high level and the company anticipates that
satisfactory earnings will
be reported for the quarter ending Feb.
12 months
downward
nave
loss
1954
a
shares
000
President,
Sutton,
A.
In
1956
stock
had increased by
Inc.—Reports Loss—
(O. A.) Sutton Corp.,
O.
reported
SEC
market
136,427
400,000
Ontario mining tax
prior period
for
exploration expenditures
Outside
common
notification
of
664,523
McLane and Francis.—V.
subject
are
EARNINGS—For
Par¬
will
company
$5,495,104
538,134
335,881
—I
—
The
principal
and
West Texas, with an
principal
the
12
months
provides electric service in Northwest
estimated population of over 950,000. During
30, 1955, 34.4% of operating revenue came
company
the
the
•
the
$11,147,960
459,452
Ontario income tax re
29,
called during
territory served
be subscribed for by them or by them and others.
issue
to be used by Alabama for property
for the payment of short-term bank
are
and
incurred
The company Is engaged principally in the
distribution and sale of electric energy in a
Offered—This corporation
offering holders of its common stock of record Feb. 17,
1956, rights to subscribe at $5.25 per share to 422,992
additional common shares (no par value) on the basis
of one additional share for each share held. Subscription
rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on March 13, 1956.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and Allen & Co. will
underwrite the offering.
Further, employees and stock¬
holders are offered additional subscription privileges, at
$5.25 per share, expiring also on March 13, 1956, on any
stock which may not be subscribed to under the
primary
subscription rights.
Of the total offering, Earl F. Slick
the
to
ranging
kilowatts
Slick Airways, Inc.—Stock
of
4,137,991
—
1 q
1954
$7,905,979
2,410,875
$9,675,589
Sales
to pay in part the
costs of additions and improvements to its property. The company's
construction program contemplates the expenditure of approximatel}$27,700,000 for the period of two fiscal years ending Aug. 31, 1957
including the construction of its new Cunningham plant of 75,000
is
purpose
Issuance
$2,500,000.
to $25.50 after Jan. 31,
the Texas
PROCEEDS—The
of
Investment
PROCEEDS—Net
,
and another director have agreed with
Auchincloss,
ker & Redpath that an aggregate of 190,476 shares
Doubled—
1Q«
$15,285,951
—
Provision
stock
whichever
preferred
prices
which
Corp.—Depositary Appointed—
and
to its registration
shares of common
1955
—
Total
$1.02
on
applied in entirety
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been appointed counter¬
signing agent and depositary for $1,989,650 face amount of the series A
p.
Mines Ltd.—Earnings
income
Net
3,900
Y.—Registers With SEC
—
deferred
of
Balance
Other
and
approximate
used
bonds
103.25%
The
171,
Amortiz.
principal amount after Jan. 31, 1980. The sinking fund redemption
price commences at 100.25% and scales down to the principal amount.
construction expenditures and, together with other cash from opera¬
tions, to carry out the construction program in progress and contem¬
plated in 1956, the application states.—V. 182, p. 657.
Silesian-American
the
(1)
accrued dividends.
would
for
company
to request
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed an investment banking
group which offered for public sale on Feb. 29, $10,000,000 of 3.35% first mortgage bonds, due Feb. 1,
1981^ at
100.25% and accrued interest, and 120,000 shares of 4.40%
cumulative preferred stock, at par ($25 per share) and
loans.
would
1956,
6,
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Securities Offered—
for
the
renewal
March
contemplates
proposal
consideration
value,
or
to
to
notes
over
company
mated
share in 1954.
that the
of
common
until
persons
joined in the filing
authorizing Alabama
stock; and the Com-,
order
an
and
2794.
p.
book
are
currently
Power
for
have
Co.
Power
covering 10,000 shares of common stock
ployees at a price per share to be 95%
the
equal
Federal
Fund, Inc., N.
$9,012,000 as of Dec. 31, 1955
$4,321,000 during the year.—V. 182, p. 2361.
Subsidiary Financing—
on
SEC
bonds
the financing
improvements
of
182,
the
.
applied
of
The
Tom
production
1955,
$2.86 per
3,900
on
(net)
Earnings
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$37,-
for
or
Co.—
corporation
Working
the
common
of
3,900
325,000
325,000
——
777.
p.
sales
first mortgage bonds, series due 1986, to be
competitive bidding;
and (2)
the issuance and
of
an
additional
25.000
shares
of
its
common
Southwestern
in
3,000
325,000
profit before deducting following items
_v
Interest, etc., deductions
Provision for depreciation (proportion)
Amortization of preproduction expenditures
of
—V.
were
2,100
250,000
Oper.
dollars
participating
$3,754,515
1381.
at
certain
year,
record
p.
&
3,900
175,000
Operating expenses
$89,537
132,
325,000
-—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
527,148
-V.
Weld
3,000
3,900
Feb. 23 filed an amendment
statement with the SEC covering 200,000 additional
stock (par $1).—V. 180, p. 1439.
1956—4 Mos.—1955
141,594
the
financing
$14,000,000
$7,000,000
1961
certificates
finance Edison's
help
1956, Mr. Fife said.—V. 183, p. 929.
1,823,901
interested
and
'
Proceeds
groups.
to
used
325,000
Corp
900
3,000
250,000
Spencer Grean
Ore
2,100
250,000
Co.—
Walker & Co..
183,
3,000
250,000
—
Co
Barney & Co.
Webster Securities
White,
900
75,000
Steep Rock Iron
thereon.
Proceeds
unsecured
Dec.
at
banking
be
75,000
175,000
&
H.
900
3,000
—
Stroud & Co., Inc.
G.
1,200
,
250,000
Spencer Trask & Co.
Union Securities Corp
of
$2,872,660
additional
loans
promissory notes, with not more than
$1,300,000 face amount to be outstanding at any one time.
The notes would be issued for periods not
exceeding 12 months from
the date of original issue or
renewal, and would have maturity dates
later
$40,000,000
2,062,030
Alabama
with
given
for
to
stock
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
authority
bidding
$3,284,775
Co.—Hearing
additions
from
previous
products
totaled
...
The
—V.
has
offered
of products, including several
amounted
to
$7,504,515, compared
outstanding, and compared with $2,726,698,
182, p. 417.
•;
bear
and
hearing
a
sale
ended
industry, with all
greater variety
also
—V.
not
issue
Profit, before
taxes,
$5,551,698 in the previous year.
Net
Commission,
$54,656
companpy
mission
stated.
year
marked
said,
automotive
the
ones.
with
Development
member
a
108,019
application
an
to
restrictions
company's
1954.
but
and
Inc.
75,000
,
Mosle & Co.—
&
3,900
100,000
Co.
Rothschild &
F.
Stone
Davis
—
$162,675
—
Southern
declined,
partially
pushing ahead with in¬
counteract this, Mr. Black
the
sales
President,
increase,
new
the
Co.
158,358
profits
This
sales
by foreign countries on
difficulty in obtaining Canadian
markets.—V. 182, p. 2794.
and
net
L.
3,900
325,000
—
—
Jones & Templeton
Northwest Co
&
3,900
325,000
Working capital at
Sheller Manufacturing
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
highest
the
$744,428
457,941
Surplus
less
tightening of import
certain
in
532,467
——.———
Net
drastic
Canadian
will
♦Including interest and depreciation.-
announced
although
during
somewhat
Riter
3,000
2,100
175,000
175.000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.—
•The
Stores,
competitive
$853,500
largely
from
held
are
929.
p.
invesment
to
this
2,365,057
optimistic tone,, Mr, Black pointed out that
changes take place in a number of foreign markets,
the company can not
expect any marked upswing in its export sales.
He
explained that the decrease in export sales stemmed
unless
stock
1956—Month—1955
Alabama's
smaller
for
reserved
are
options held by com¬
Telegraph
Florida
at
Co
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Co
3,900
250,000
325,000
Corp
Milwaukee
3,000
325,000
Loeb, Rhoades &
M. Marks & Co
M.
3,900
250,000
Co
&
3,000
3,000
JZO,UUU
P.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cfirtis
mortgage bonds, according to R. E. Fife, Fi¬
April 17, 1956 is the tentative date for bidding
offered
from
sell
25o ooo
250,000
Peabody & Co.
& Co
Freres
3,900
J«60,uuu
—
—
Weeks—
&
n—-U-J..
Pacific
75,000
stock
common
director.—V, 183,
a
inc.—
3,900
">25,000
—
Tnc
Co.
Langley
Merrill
75,000
company's
the
&
900
1,200
iUU'
iJE'r™
~
Higginson
Carl
secondary offering
of
January—
55.
p.
said.
to
the
*
1,200
2,100
100'°°°
000
—
—
Mitchum,
Winn-Dixie
Committee
earnings
♦Expenses
Sale of Assets—
on
company's
export
sales, the company is
distribution
Noyes
The
75,000
outstanding stock
of
Gross
1,867,875
$0.79
Canada
domestic
Sachs & Co
-)
).,
Ripley & Co.
Laurence
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings Higher-
2,379,636
Canadian
of
Harriman
Lazard
1,300,000
&
Hemphill,
C.
1,200
1,200
175,000
& Pancoast
Cnnc
Sons
0„
.Garrett
Goldman,
3,900
100^000
(Inc.).
Co
4-4-
r-x
3,000
100,000
Inc.
Son
&
Robertson
i.
_
Shields
continuing construction
writing instruments in Canada increased approxi¬
1955, Leon H.
Black, President! of the W. A.
the
While
1,300,000
Co
Brown
3,900
325,000
100,000
Central Republic
Rotan,
shares
nancial Vice-President.
JANUARY
1,887,893
outstanding—
above.—V.
Co.
Alex.
W.
2,225,000.
1,262,500
0<6U,UUU
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
5,400
450,000
250,000
_
Sullivan & Co.,
Bosworth,
»--•
2,300,000
&
Co.,
&
Kidder,
per
Offering—A
esti¬
cars
$14,153,547 $13,513,282
2,140,509
2,127,024
share
Pen
Allyn
Hornblower
S.
company's
exercise
470
Davis,
first
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Canadian Sales
Up 40%—
Sheaffer
536,516
pur¬
U.
directors.
Advisory
The
.
Sentinel Radio Corp.—To Vote
of
Outstanding
$845,984 shs
Stock
12,000
—
Inc.
Co.
Boettcher &
Southern California Edison Co.—Plans Bond Sale—
authoriza¬
the
passenger
MONTH
income
shares
Magnavox Co.
C.
Blyth
Lee
at
the
of
the
has been elected
Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp.,
are:
OPERATIONS
common
A.
Co.
&
«
&
Robert
FINANCING
$1,000,000
due Jan. 12, '59
due Jan. 1, '60
Dividends
Sales
to
from
Bell Telephone &
Member of Board—
a
invitations
and
—
common
mately
Detroit-
Inc.-
operating
per
D.
the
183, p. 929.
See
PRESENT
n,000,000 shs.
Southern
Commission.
secured
income
Earnings
the
to
$1,000,000
'56, due Feb. 20, '61
and
addition
Elected
its
certificates
than
OF
•
*
—V.
The group won award
bid of 98.702%.
revenues
railway
Number
Texas
of 50,000
shares of common stock was made on Feb. 29 by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and Allen & Co. at $5.87 V2 per
share.
This represents a part of the abovementioned
offering to stockholders of 422,992 shares.—V. 183, p. 712.
997.
p.
1956
Net
Net
TO
1957—
contracts
interest
Secondary
above.—V.
a
Commerce
to
less
STATEMENT
Gross
from
Limited—
shares
upon
officers
This
Interstate
total
mated
com¬
treasury of the company
Inc.
and
Inc
Eastman, Dillon & Co
Read
Dillon,
Smith,
competing bid of 98.6719,
&
The
Coast.
EFFECT
31,
aircraft
bearing
305,167
t In
Barney
3.05%, according to maturity.
Stuart
Board.
1,066,813
under
C-46
Airwork,
issuance
debentures
$6,555,000 of series P 27/s% equipment trust certifi¬
of the issue
A
and
area;
20, '56, due Mar. 1, '60
Dated July 1, '58, due May 1, '60
cates, maturing annually Nov. 1, 1956 to 1970, inclusive.
These certificates, second and final instalment of a
pro¬
posed issue of $13,110,000, are priced to yield from 2.70%
to
Aeronautics
in
annum—
March
about
or
Jan.
Dated Mar. 12, '56,
Dated Mar. 1, '57,
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Equip. Trust Ctfs. Offered—
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on March 1 of¬
.
a
the
carrier
of
debentures.
Bowater
fered
Civil
value)
par
due
Dated Jan. 20
New British Affiliate Formed—
See
as
airfreight
scheduled freight
Dated Jan.
will
These
convertible
Beane
&
the
Non-interest bearing notes—
pany
Fenner
the
by
carrier
Government
held.
managed
Lynch,
registration
a
convertible
shares
group
Merrill
filed
of
common
of
common
underwriting
Co.
2
$98,685,100
certified
GIVING
(no
4 V2 %
due
chase
the
group
names
of
Scott Paper Co.—Registers Debentures With SEC—
company
been
designated
stock
loan,
Notes
covering
for
reserved
Authorized
Common
Bank
corticosteroid field
under
the
trade
and Sigmagen.
Several of the
company's older products also showed continuing sales
advances, Mr. Brown said. The company is a
leading manufacturer
of
hormones, antihistamines and other prescription drugs.—V. 183, p. 8.
SEC
has
shares
stock
Shares of
Preferred
~
13,934,000
the
their respective names:
New Bonds
Dewar,
Meticorten, Meticortelone
This
and
CAPITALIZATION
3,909,000
According to Francis C. Brown, President, a substantial part of
Increase in sales in 1955 was due
to the introduction of a new
number of shares of new preferred
amount of new bonds and the
—
leading
4,947,000
liabilities
Earned
States
108,500
and
a
Detroit-Chicago industrial
Chicago area and to the East
11,735,000
14,653,000
assets
Current
Douglas
Blair
is
the
2,734,000
28,676,000
Current
from
858,000
11,264.000
obligations
Inventories
aircraft
pany's main routes extend in general from California to the industrial
area on
the East Coast, via Dallas, Oklahoma
City, Kansas City and
$18,108,000
6,547,000
company's
treasury
of outstanding options.
United
1954
(net)
the
between
$35,823,000
assets
DC-6A
new
set opposite
BUSINESS—Corporation
31
1955
Total
in
exercise
1,760,000
$4.71
held
$1,559,000
1,760,000
share
per
three
company has
applied for listing on the American
Stock Exchange of its
common
stock, including the 422,992 shares
presently outstanding, the 422,992 shares offered hereby, 470 shares
3,209,000
shares
of
LISTING—The
$20,196,000
19,092,000
10,800,000
:
common
Earned
1954
$46,956,000
'
taxes
income.
Number
financing the acquisition
Company, Inc.
Aircraft
1955
before-income taxes
Federal
and
ended
Nov.
/2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1116)
Irom
sales, 4.8% from rural sales, 26.3% from industrial
commercial salfc3, and 6.1% from other sources.
residential
tales, 28.4 %
Nov.
30,
1955
Comparable
With
operating
revenues
for the 12
months ended
to 848,689,000 with net income of $10,835,000.
calendar
for
1954
operating
£45,232,003
were:
income.
net
current issue, capitaliza¬
tion of the company is; $94,100,000 la long-term debt; 275,000 snares
of cumulativ* preferred, no par, in three series
(entitled to $103 per
chare upon liquidation); and 4,003,003 shares of common stock, no par.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
1986
Bonds
set
forth
Lynch,
Fennei
&
Hallgarten
E.
company
Ptabody
Merrill
W.
the
1,910.000
Beane—__
&
82 5,0
Co.—
Carl
M,
&
Co.
Locb,
Goodbody
Marks
First
&
Co.
Evans
A.
of
183,
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Two New Plants—
This company
sales
and
established
from
lor
net
300,070
300,000
Michigan
Corp
Co.—Reports
Gross
1954's
from
revenue
$85,546,469,
after
covering
totaled
sales
$93,589,045
with
compared
as
&
Estimated
provision
$17,500,000 as
vious year.',"; •
Fred
Federal
compared
the
to
income
taxes
of
provision
for
1955
amounted
$15,700,000
the
tor
It
pre¬
shipments
proximately
9%,;
company's
The
$31,660
■'■■■
>
with
the
previous
V;y%'/,
balance
current
ana
compared
exceeded
sheet
showed
liabilities
$74,694,004
■■
of
and
tion
total
current
The
company had
$19,132,743 cash on hand and
•Government securities at year-end,
Earned surplus at Dec*
31, 1955 was $100,404,194
f20,040,000
in
dividends
assets
of
as
Eec.
respectively
a
of
expansion
$23,363,923
U.
of
Textron American Inc.—Unit
Jag
official
of
Ameiotron's
Feb.
xa
will
27*.
The
the
be
vie
dedication
and
the
nder
ers
in
comprising
outstanding
mill
430,000
over
integrated
early
took
place
in
plant
for
new
N.
the
1955
of
summer
M.
equipment
Textile
industrial
for
plant
of
of
devices
and
continuous
of
all
basis
the
design.
The
1,
and
mill
features.
The
will
mill
and
finishing,
enable
contains
be
approximately
It will
be
bined
$25,OGO.OOO
recalled
Mills
lor
a
of
flexibility
great
for
For
the
11
American
n
months
belore
special
item
ended
special
loss
Dec.
items
from
imately $4,000,000
84,484,000.
this
3.
was
the
1955,
the
profit
$8,460,000.
disposal of
bringing
textile
From
mill
for
on
directors
j.9<>6
common
to
and
merger
of
agreement,
be
April
exchange.—V.
1.
per
per
share,
15,
A.
of
G.
Thor
How
C'ruttenden
is
Dominick
p.-ofit
of
corporation
than
more
ernbarxing
ret).
27
by
t.ue New
Goodwyn
of
their
See
preferred
for
who
do
Textron
not
dividends
American,
make
the
at
such
time
on
turned
$400,000
a
cubic
Inc.
the
rnd
was
said
depreciation,
non-recurring
vagiuttg
"assets
conversion"
switch
a
from
that
the
profit
and
specialty
with
was
losses.
g "*aeijIne activities
machine
was
of
1954
a
and
$433,506
An
reduced
by
sales.
of
$1,123,711
losses
of
r,'r^e^ervfcS °.f $750,000 have
•
t-»e
manufacturing
indicated
Mr.
loss
Maremont
an
said
net
ties,
There
,,
J
all
assets
reserves
353,259
Eright assumed
assets
f cants
vco
and
conversion
the
signing
Manufacturing
at
year-end
was
$25.49
shares
control
of
program
of
an
Corp.
the
began
company
with
with
production
J-as
assets
tree
were
a
,
,
ox
ornament
New
of
the
Bendix
Max
washer
Division
newly-designed
&
Sons
and
K
&
°herations of the previously-acquired
annua.ly,
the Phillips
Control
A^ied Paper, with
should
produce
Co.,
were
w
Glass
current sales
$2-$2,500.000
electronics
at
the
annually,
rate
or
The Christmas tree ornament division
pected to net $2 a share and the electronics division $1 a
fore taxes' for an annual per share total of $9-$ 10 before
rents,
sales
of
service
parts
and
sales
of
the
' '
net
of
$6-$7
is
ex¬
share
taxes!
Bendix-
•
opposite
below
their
have
$0.56
in
Peabody
Kidder,
write-down
prices
McDonnell
Merrill
&
Co
Co._
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fcnner
3,000
W.
5,003
Newhard,
Cook &
1,500
Shearson,
Hammill
2,000
F.
Smithers
S.
Co.,
&
William
&
2,0301
&
Co.
3,003
Co
2.000
&
Co._l._
(--
3,000
&
White,
Weld
&
Co._._____
7.500
Witter
&
Co
7,503
Dean
Inc._l_,
Company,
allocated
in
summer
2,003
feet
ox'
said
of
1956
work
expansion,
in
the
to
would
capacity
begun
applica¬
an
105
by
million
Construction
sys.em.
approval
of
feet
Construction
proposed
the
its
early
an
cubic
season.
expand
states.
said
million
had filed
it
to
of
capacity
nine
President,
80
that
Commission
by
new
the
Commls-*
capacity
provide
be
the
completed
befoie
other
in
£5
1957.
together wim other projects
would bring the const.uction
1955,
Walker
for
160
This
miles
would
of
be
under
this
made
will
at
and
proposed
the
States
result
about
63%
City,
in
of
Mr.
Transcontinental
Clanton,
main
the
and
lay
68
ap¬
miles
equal
company, filed
1956,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala¬
Carolina, Virginia, Maryland
compression horsepower each
compressor
main
line
being
from
said.—V.
when
stations
the
183,
p.
adied
to
Tyler-
near
present
paralleled
gas
by
producing
a
par)
and
10,270
was
on
shares
F.
of
class
Kennedy,
B
voting
Earned
all
forms
of
insurance
business.
at
surplus
182, p.
C.—Regis¬
stock
common
present
1,637,818
31
Dec.
528,765
$22,185,527
on
-—
$21,044,693
2297.
'
public offering of 300,000 shares of common stock in'
this New Jersey land development corporation, headed
by prominent Long Island builders, was made on Feb. 23
by Robert V. Maguire Co., New York City investment'
firm,
underwriter, at
as
sale
the
for
division
of
and
as
is. intended
to
into
tracts
the
use
net proceeds
from
stock
the
tracts of land, development and sub¬
for sale to individual pur¬
large
purchase of
such
offering price of $1 per share.
speculation.
an
a
building plots
of buildings.
construction
EUSINESS—First project
planned is to develop 950 acres in Burling¬
east of Philadelphia and five miles south
a
series of artificial lakes created by
construction
of
a
number
of
dams across
streams flowing
through
the
property.
The tract; which lies along New Jersey State High¬
way 70, will be
divided into approximately 2,400 building plots with
lake privileges, ranging in size from 8,000 square feet to five acres.
The
underwriter
said
that the development corporation has wellton
of
County,
Fort
defined
30
with
plans
miles
roads
for
L.
I.,
N.
that
firm
Y„
has
and
Treasurer
specialist
York
Lester
is
Tobin,
is Martin
of Great
Moss,
Hills,
Forest
N.
Y.,
builder,
realty
the
Brooklyn-Queens division of
institute.
Kravitz, of Brooklyn, N. Y., land investment
and New Jersey, and Vice-President of a New
President
of
Builders
Home
York
New
operations.
also
Herbert
is
in
dollar
corporation
this
is Vice-President of Moss Bros. & Sons,■
r.ctiVf> in the home building industry since 1898.
past
a
Island
Long
of
who
been
Vice-President
the
and
multi-million
OFFICERS—President
Neck,
a
J.,
N.
Dlx,
plumbing
supply company.
Robert Schwartz, senior partner in the Jamaica, L. I„
N.
Y., law firm of Schwartz, Gilman & Gold, and an officer and
director in several home building firms.—V. 183, p. 821.
Secretary
is
United
$13.50
share
($1
will
9,
amounts
divided into 975 shares of class A
non-voting common and
25.000 shares of class B voting "common; 33.427 class A
shares have
been issued and paid
for in full,
and
323
additional
she res
have
been subscribed for but
not.paid for as of Feb. 14, 1956; 12,503 class B
shares have been subscribed for at $2
per share by directors and offi¬
cers, of which only 2,600 shares had been
paid for as of Feb. 14, 1955.,
TranSouth proposes to offer shares of its class A
stock in units of
four shares each, and at $8
per unit, under a condition that each pur¬
chaser donate one share out of
every
four purchased to TranSouth
Educational Foundation, Inc.
Foundation is a non-stock,
non-profit
corporation recently organized by J. R. Hoile and A.
preferred
to-the
by
lot
The
preferred
1956, at the redemption price of
quarterly dividend of 17Vz c?nts per
payable on April 15, lf56, will be in
15,
regular
stock,
redemption
from
convertible
cf
shares
50.C00
April
on
price of $13.50 per share. The redemption
stock issued and outstanding March
the preferred
1956.
which
Jan.
of
15,
verted
now
April
period
shares
195C,
info
the
through
close
of
business
Feb.
21,
1956,
the
previous call for redemption
of 30,000
stock on Oct. 15,
1955, and 50,C00 shares on
total of 134,032 shares of preferred stock were con¬
includes
a
common
and
shares
Vitro
1955,
4.
preferred
issued
452,993
,
share.
the
on
be
called
have
redemption
per
From
par).
Sept. 8, 1955,
Stockyards Corp.—Calls 50,000 Pfd. Shares—
directors
for
addition
and
capitalization
(N. J.)—Stock Offered—
A
The
President-Treasurer
Its
1,637,818
1,718,486
stock
U. S. Suburban Estates, Inc.
New
Secretary
respectively. It proposes to conduct the business of industrial
life, group
life, ordinary life, accident and health
insurance, and generally to carry
on
Dr708,289
$23,211,276
preferred stock___—_—
common
line
to
a
G.
-
Dr689,441
purchase of ores
or
on
777.
organized under South Carolina laws
and
"
facili¬
second
areas
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
covering 941,250 shares of class A non-voting common stock
TranSouth
to
metal
of
$7,436,443
16,483,122
$5,186,579
21,044,693
—
Metal Price
the above gain from
prices
subsequent to
declared
of
of
construction,
distance
Walker
pipe
to
are
Ala.
line
the
application
36-inch-riiameter
in
and net gain from
investments
declared
broker,
construction
4,792,854-
_—
Dividends
.
said.
1956
in¬
$25,541,831
chasers
27 announced
Power
invest¬
Federal
1954 only
In
of property and
surplus Jan. 1_,
The stock is offered
Feb.
and
property
estimated
$1,464,000
Dividends
—V.
Stroud
1,503
708,283
.
Total
1,500
Co
Staats
R.
689,441
to
year^—_—
Inc. 2,003
Newbold's Son & Co._
H.
metals
the
of
gain for the year inducting the foregoing
Fluctuations
7,500
_____
Turben
of
deducting
of
unsold
^of
the end
sales
irom
after
taxes
production
1,000
& Beane
5,030
1,000
$1,935,300
7,500
Merrill,
.
7,500
Brothers
&
at
Amount appropriated to Reserve for
2,003
Co.~_^_——
&
Lehman
$4,497,138
1954)
sales
respective
Inc.___.___
1
items of quotational gain
Shares
Co.
excluding
profit
operating
stock
and
outstanding,
of
common
53,258
192,634
steck.—V.
shares
were
shares
182.
p.
retired.
of preferred
1957.
There
stock
are
and
Corp. of America—New Affiliate—
See Crane
Co.
above.—V.
183,
1041.
p.
•
expanded.
s.hare; bei0/e taxes.
royalties,
of
Thor
.
450,000
(equivalent after preferred dividends
per share of commcn stock in 1955
gain
Net
year
to SifDOO.OOO,
Eckardt
set
named
1040.
heating
by J. R. Hoile
companies in the glass Christ-Paper Mills, of Kalamazoo, Mich.
are
and
Net
Exchange Commission—
21,
and
1955
$3,950,243
2,014,943
resulting irom fluctuations oi metal prices
subsequent to production or purchase of ores
Earned
TranSouth Life Insurance Co.,
Columbia, S.
ters With Securities and
($1
4
$7,241,885
2,294,747
Gain
year.
The proceeds
to refund previously
one
Illinois
The
!___ 3,000
daily
this
cubic
be
This
Jersey.
stme
anufacturing division,
rsAri.M^111011'
f s5,000,003
per
share
a
Nemeroff
Feb
sale
the
of
$20.87
$9-$lo
to buy two key
field and Allied
used
..he ornament companies
,/orks,
on
the
V*ASO€r,
The
reserves,
(& ;
1954
to $5.41
stock
share
or
outstanding.
industrialists Victor
agreement
for
were
per
earn more than $3,000,000,
M,r- ^a^en.10"t and fellow Chicago
E.
avid
The
j
are
such
Co.
1955
gain from sales of pioperty and invest-
ments
1,320,000 shs.
____
on
provide
Miss.,
York
"
quick
after
pe company expects to
LRs
year.
After "all
$481,079.
was
wonh
net
activities.
shares
Georgia, South Carolina, North
Pennsylvania.
Additions of 5,000
The
been provided against non-recurring gains
all losses in the final conclusion of
Mining
&
31—
Dec.
$5,000,000
7,503
(Inc.)
p.
Walker,
Mr.
town,
in
Fund.—
income
including
Outstanding
"
$2,001,000
underwriters
1,500
_
Federal
Walker
would
from
$690,205
P.
Plans
for
f™c*,u?SSe8
antlclPation of
vrash ng
machine
within
bama,
$2,543,596
depreciation
before
income
was over¬
company.
Weeks__l___ 5,000
the
begin
30-inch.
of
Accumulative
United
of
before following deductions—
depreciation, depletion & amortization
taxes (estimated) excluding tax
for
net
FINANCING
__
183,
proximately
glass
of electronic
loss
due
the
3,000
_
Co
completion
feet,
of washing
papers
shares
the following items of qi.otational gain and
was
1956-57 heating season
would be 785 million cubic feet
daily, supplemented by peak day deliv¬
eries from present
storage of 136 million, to to:al 921 million cubic"
"
the manufacture
underlying
.deducted from net gain from sales of property
and
investments below
-
to approximately $54,000,000.
Transcontinental^ allocated capacity for the
on
meeting
a
Inc
Co..
the
outlay .this
and
contrasted
1955
gains
told
was
at
Prov.
come
2,000
Co
Co.__________
1956-57
and
ornaments, and expansion of production
Maremont
^°Dv?
of
the
Ended
ments
$5,000,000
2,000
01ds__________
would
million
$2,500,000 Into a 1955
itself of "cliche
thinking"'
600,000
Operating profit
'
.
Laird
corporation
Tom
of
manufacture of book and
?
controls^
I _fore
freeing
•
and
Federal
offering,
It
Authorized
1,000
Co.
&
ieec
sion
making
1955—
loss
H. Maremont, Board
Chairman,
Society of Security Analysts.
Basis of the program
Mr.
by
program
for
Corp.
&
&
V.
with
would
&
3954
a
public
PRESENT
■
20,000
Co.____
&
also
tion
exchange
of
registration
follows:
182, p. 1225.
Year
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Has $54,000,000
stock
Commission—
on
United States Smelting, Refining
Subs.)—Earnings Up Sharply—
Expansion Plan—
1,
and 36 inches in diameter • '
nickel-copper alloy—has been in¬
the Savannah, Ga., kraft paper
at
The perforated Monel roll, due to its superior
wettability, is expected to virtually eliminate
company
PROCEEDS—It
con¬
April
Mills, Inc. and to holders
Company who, pursuant to
shares
Holders
TO
extent of
of
Dominick__
&
.
dividend
a
payable
Arnold
Tork
the
Inc.__________
&
&
Estabrook
This
holders
to
Woolen
Corp.—Reports Profit
this
to
debt
Simmons
&
Dodge
Mr.
-
7'.
B.
Becker &
Clark,
Textron
$1.25
and
both
180,
its
surance
Further details follow:
EFFECT
instalment
Inc.
Central Republic Co,
Robbins
receive their
p. 777.
383,
the
on
share
the
2,400,000 shs.
Co._
Whipple
Blyth & Co.,
1956,
payable
stock
American
yiatil after April l will
the
March
also
dividend
a
cents
oents
exchange
belore
or
on
40
record
will
declared
of .31'A
of
common
stock
common
r,tock
of
dividends
'A"
24
stock
stock
holders
These
reries
r,x
Feb.
on
preferred
the
S.
Julien Collins &
Common Stock—
on
&
Securities
and
Bacon,
about
there
of
27
$2>
used
were
Bleichroeder,
properties of approx¬
net
profit
to
about
consolidated
Declares 40 Cents Per Share
vertible
(par
Barney
Arnhold
com¬
machine
shutdowns
"fluctuations
Blunt Ellis
that
fourdrinier
Funds, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Registers With
as
market
long-term
Hornblower
The
Feb.
GIVING
$250,000
Note
American
Woolen,
loss ol
Castings."—V.
Shares
will
a
Fund,
names:
year,
that the constituent companies, American
fiscal year end 1954
operations had
approximately $26,200,000 and Textron a profit of
<31,400,000, thus making the combined resultant loss
$24,800,000
-
of
UNDERWRITERS- The
several
agreed to purchase the. number of
It is estimated'
their
Die
Pressure
__
stock
"Including
of
and
will
the men's
authorized
the
Feb. 24 filed with the SEC an amend¬
statement covering additional shares in the
shares of Unked Income Fund;
800,000
shares of United
Accumulative Fund;
100,000 shares of United Con¬
tinental Fund; $22,000,000 in Periodic Investment Plans without in¬
to
ment
credit
company's
stock at S49.50 per share.
common
outstanding
a
in
increase
an
long
roll 240 inches
fabricated from
press
ever
a
This investment
„
issue
our
•
carding,
operation
in
United
Co.—Issues New Folder—
"Brass
1975
Smith,
system
Amerotron to make a wide
variety of fabrics
arid women's trades in both
staples and fancy concepts.
i-hat
the
volume potential when the mill is in full
Robbing
contain
the
Offering Completed—Mention
dyeing and finishing equipment supplied mainly
,
weaving
also
suction
periodic
V.
titled
Co.—Stock
in
Common
build¬
approved
Securities and Exchange
of short-term
in part,
'7;
under
note, dated Nov. 1, 1955, due
equal annual Instalments to Nov.
in
Co.
If Hunter Machine Co, and Riggs & Lomoard,
The new mill at •parnwell, with its modern
rjraniag,
borrowings
*3%%
Boston
24
Lull complement
Is
CAPITADIZATION
Lockwood
have
,
'
will
and
further
subscribed and the books closed.
t
arrangement
firm
The
architects
and
Construction
and
Associates
Mitchell.
-
for reaming and surface refinishing that are
necessary to maintain the traditional bronze rolls.—V. 183, p- 713.
183, p. 1040.
the
and
be equipped
with 156 W 3 Crompton and Knowles
Warner-Swasey weaving machines.
There
will
be 66
WbitJn spinning frames and 24 Whitin cards.
The
blending units
Rave been
built by Proctor & Schwartz and
incorporate electronic
looms
from
folder
new
shares of
feet, '
square
woolen
on
which
stock
largest
thorugh Smith, Barney & Co. and associates of 120,000
open-
report
1212.
made
and
.
to
24.
company.
year
plant of this company,
corrosion-resistance and
price
offering
required lor
the
completion
of
the
company's
improvement program will be provided from its cash
and
;
of
Earnes
of
engineers
as
Daniel
the
with
direction
responsible
the
were
in
selection
placed
retained
largely
The
the
was
personal
were
started
was
for
mill
Green
completion
Barnwell, S. C,,
first
fiscal
Consolidated
.,
the
were
the
A
..
The
p.
Opens New Plant—
marking
plant
plant,
modem
world.
responsibility
«f
woolen
new
Barnwell
most
Construction
t
exercises
the
processing
old
stockholders
stalled
funds
and
Trane
The
repayment, in whole or
' 77'--;'-;: -7\7"-:
-'•-.:"77''7'.',:'
Titan Metal Manufacturing
.
equal
.Union Bag & Paper Corp.—Installs Monel Roll—
Advantages of pressure die castings over sand castings are dis¬
cussed, and compositions and properties of pressure die castings are
given. The folder al6o describes briefly how Titan makes brass pres¬
sure die castings.
\
during
fiscal
new
program
the
data outlining the most economical uses of brass pressure
castings as fabricated
assembly parts is contained in a new
four-page folder just released by this company.
S.
payments
after
^
permitting TreeSweet to finance an extensive expan¬
through tne private placement of common stock ana
notes
with Di Giorgio Fruit
Corp.
A new frozen concentrate plant
and
expanded facilities for the canned citrus division are planned
for construction
at Ft. Pierce, Fla.—V.
183, p. 449.
die
the year, comoared with $88,087,790
us ol
Dec. 31, 1854, after payment of
$18,370,003 in dividends in 19=4.
Karned surplus in both years was restricted in the
amount of $27,1430,000 the cost of shares of capital stock
reacquired and held in
the treasury.—V. 182,
p,
1807,
:
The
common
sion
Design
1955,
granwo
the new fiscal period tor tote
Only comparable figures ^available
ended May 31, 1954, when sales
totaled $6,627,541 and earnings were $144,891, or $1.32 a share.
la
the intervening six months ended Nov.
30, 1S54, sales of S3,0JZ,oZ4
resulted in a net of $73,673, or 67 cents a share.
juice
the
the
for
and
agreements.—V.
earlier.
W.
marked
This
citrus
7
and
rate
share,
the
for
1955,
and net earnings of $143,724
K. McCracken, President, reported on Feb.
30,
Nov.
cover
acquisition and development of additional crude oil pro¬
expansion and improvement of refining and transporta¬
facilities
resources
$77.-
31,
year
for
for
Additional
,
a
a
interest
The
be
Financing
Earnings
55,945,044
of
sales
recorded
coruoration
ended
$1.35
sinking
that the sinking fund for the debentures will retire a
of the issue before maturity.
will use the proceeds from the sa'e to finance various
including construction of the company's Delaware Flying A
borrowings.
year's shipments by ap- v
'■/V ::y ■■■■■• M-'y-
$23,068,273
$18,950,135
Brothers.
options to
of
exercise
on
company
duction,
.
sulphur plant near Fannett, (Jefferson County) Texas,
Gulf's 1955 production of sulphur was
up approximately 7%
1955
Lehman
J-0,270 class; B
100,OOQ class A and
issuance
for
TreeSweet Products Co.—Reports
is proposed
projects,
Refinery,
to
process
Texas
and
The
Nelson, President, announced that Texas Gulf plans this
T'ear,
through a subsidiary company, to complete construe,ion of a
Prasch process sulphur plant and to start production in the Republic
of Mexico, and
that
the
company intends to begin
constructing a
while
'7;.';.;,"'
SEC
30-year
substantial, poruon
M.
Frasch
!
$109,000,030
of
to
registered,
being
reserved
are
This
will bj filed later by amendment.
and
for
Co.
issue
an
shares
the
year
registration statement
fvnd debentures.
The debentures ' will be publicly
offered by a na ionwide investment
banking group headed jointly by Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Kuhn* Loth
record highs in 1935 for gross revenue
the firm's annual report revealed
income,
taxes
some
Co.—Registers $100,000,000
This company on Feb. 29 filed with the
reclassified,
as
all
additional acquisitions,
number of
a
Tide Water Associated Oil
Income—
Record
a previous record high,
Net income
charges was $32,356,404 equal to $3.23
per share on the 10,020,000 shares of capital stock in the hands of
stockholders which surpassed the 1954 record of $30,544,951 equal to
.$3.05 per share on the same number of snares.
1955
negotiating
unit.
per
of capital
employees and directors of the company,
1S54.
Sinking Fund Debentures—
new
to
cents
80
$951,520
1956
Monday, March 5,
.
company.
Of
shares
4% promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1966.—V. 182, p. 1161.
B'eb. 29,
for
now
at
provide
ance
Thorp Finance Corp., Thorp, Wis.—Notes Placed Pri¬
vately—The company has arranged to place privately,
through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, an issue of $5,500,000
&;
_
1040
p.
are
in
to
washing machines to Cnristmas tree ornaments may seem a
big jump, but any industry that appeals to children has a great growth
potential and we expect to earn our share of it.
We may even be
manufacturing and selling Hallowe'en false faces if we find it would be
of advantage to our shareholders."—V. 182, p. 2516.
825,000
—V.
estimated
.
of Christ.'
Selling commissions are
The company will use the pioceeds
finance its business as a life insur¬
posed of members of The Church
charges,
Co.,
&
Inc.
Co.,
cover
"From
450,000
Clement
Rhoades
M.
"We
450,000
—
Pierce
Inc.
825,0 :o
Laurence
Co
&
Rauscher,
0
825,000
share
per
will
and past warranty charges, Mr. Maremont
for 1954 losses and the reserves set
credits
them in the paper field, that give promise of adding greatly to our
profits. Because of the need to conserve our cash for these anticipated
purchases, we are at this time postponing declaration of a dividend.
550,030
Sons
&
Brown
tax
of
$825,000
Dean Witter & Co
Alex.
P.erce,
Hutton <fc Co.
$14
below;
Co._$l,915,000
&
the
to
named below have severally agreed
the respective principal amounts of
purchasers
from
Series
Kidder,
effect
Interest
general administra¬
said.
up for losses
anticipated in 1956 in cessation of" washing machine manufacturing
activities, $9 per share earnings will be tax free in 1956.
Mr. Maremont added:
"The assets conversion job at Thor is cer¬
tainly not completed, yet the shares have sold at $32, compared with
tive expenses
amounted
figures
and $10,341,000
revenues,
produced Thor washer
irom
EARNINGS—Total
.
"to
encourage
growth and spread of Christian
financial aid to schools and
colleges whose
Dabney
education
governing boards
Phillips
by
are
.
Western Auto
Sales
1954,
was
an
due
in
1955
totaled
$197,733,551
increase of $36,082,217
to
warehouses
the
and
(Mo.)—Earnings Up—
Supply Co.
acquisition,
dealer
as
or
compared
22.3%.
of March
franchises
of
with
(Continued
in
1955, of the retail stores,
Gamble-Skogmo,
giving
com¬
$161,651,334,
Of this increase, $22,053,574
31,
on page
53)
Inc.
located
Volume
183
Number 5513
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1117)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
second
a
the
first
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
current week.
table in which
Then
show
we
the
we
Camden
previ¬
5%
$2.50
Per
Ahlberg Bearing,
class
A
(quar.)_
Inc.,
4lA%
Allied Artists
Bank
Note,
preferred
(quar.
American District
1
class
Canadian
4-
1
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
3-
2
Canadian Oil
(quar.)
15c
American
Hair
&
$6 preferred
7%
Co.
(N.
J.)
7 To
(quar.)
States
Quarterly
Tobacco,
Window
common
since
Stock
5%
6%
June,
1942)
(this
Ansonia
Wire
&
Arkansas
Power
4.72%
'
Arnold
■
Art
Corp.
pfd.
6%
t
B
!
A
F.
(quar.)
com.
Oil
Lomb
(J.
(quar.)
B.)
Hats
(N.
1
2-15
4-
7
Climax
3-29
3-29
3-
5
Consolidated
4-
pfd.
Edison
Consolidated
Rendering
3-15
Consolidated
3-31
3-15
Craftsman
Crane
Cooper
6
(quar.)___
(North Carolina)
Curlee
5-15
Power
5
2-24
Clothing,
Co.,
Gas,
1
Class
A
A;
(quar.)_——
A
Class
2-24
1
3-15
:
-•
7%c
135c
25c
Bristol
Brass
Chemical
Di-Noc
4-
3-15
2
2
British
American
Assurance
British-Amerisan
2-24
Diana
4-
6
3-27
Tobacco,
(interim):
(quar.)___.
American
6
3-27
3-
2
3-10
Dixie
3-31
3-10
Dixon
4-
3-23
3-
3-15
3-
3-
9
7%
3-15
Brooklyn
Boro
Gas
Brothers,
preferred
Erown-Forman
com.
)
(quar.)
Chucking Grinder
Building Products Ltd.
Buffalo-Eclipse
(quar.)
&
Battery
Mont
5%
Mfg.
Co.,
7%
preferred
Financial
(quar.)
(quar.)_
3-
7
Eastern
(quar.)
2-28
2-14
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
7-
2
6-15
4-
2
3-16
3-30
3-23
3-26
4-
1
4-
1
3-
9
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-
5-
3-30
1
,
55o
3-28
5
3-
7
3-28
3-
EOc
6-28
6"
^
9-28
9-
7
12-28
12-
7
7
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-14
3-31
3-15
3
$1
3-31
3-
3-31
3-9
9
3-
7
Economy
3-
9
Edgcwater Steel
Edison
3-30
3-
9
3-30
3-
9
3-22
3-12
3-12
2-24
F1
4-
3-20
Electro
1
4-
9
3-
3
Natural
Gas
__:—_—
preferred
3-16
$2
pfd.
(quar.)—
Erie Railroad
*_
(quar.")
(quar.)
Capwell
.".
20c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
Family Finance, common ' (quar.)
4 %%
preferred A (quar.)
Ry.
Metallurgical
3-
9
3-
2
Federal
Bake
3-13
3-
1
Federal
National
3-13
3-
1
4-20
3-31
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
31 Vic
4-
2
3-15
Shops.
Fiduciary Trust
common
FKteon
Oil
Florida
Public
3-17
3-
4-2
3-9
25c
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)
$1.75
50c
2
3-15
3-31
3-15
1
2
3-21
3-
4-
1
3-12
3-12
2-29
3-10
3-
2
3-10
3-
2
3-15
3- 2
3-31
3-15
(initial
4-28
3-15
3-30
3-19
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-19
3-10
3-
1
3-30
3-
60c
3-30
2-29
3-15
3-
3-13
3
4-2
4-
2
3-13
4-
2
Helena
3-31
3-15
5
3-30
3-
9
17c
4-16
2-29
10c
3-15
3-
5
11c
common
3-24
3-
;
15c
$1.183/4
3-20
3-
8
5
2-17
4-2
3-7
4-
3-22
3-
2
$
3-31
3-
0
3-23
3- 9
4-
3-13
—
2
3-13
3-lfj
tl°c
4-
2
3-13
40c
$F25
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-2)
2%%
25C
j"c
—
Publications,
payment
Co.
15°
4-
3-1S5
3-30
2"2^
H
21 %c
-5c
25c
(quar.)
C
3-22
3-30
3-31
50c
dlvi.)—
2
4-16
4-16
4-16
4- b
25c
3-29
o
4-
>
4- u
Inc.—
7 %
the
on
meeting
held
on
■'.*
——-——
Rubinstein
(see
Powder
(quar.)___
^Oc
y
3-lf|
4- 2
60c
—
(quar.)__
3-26
3- 9
50c
—_____
Light,
n
(Helena),
3-31
3-20
40c
common
3-
3-15
(3
3
Common
40c
6-15
6-
Common
40c
9-15
9-
U
40c
12-15
12-
Q
(quar.)
50c
4-10
(quar.)—
6%c
—.
Common
__—————
Hines
(Edwardi
Home
Finance
Lumber
Group
Honolulu
Gas
Honolulu
Rapid Transit, com. (quar.)——__
5%
Ball
25c
J—
preferred
Hoover
&
Ideal
A
3-3
3- b
25c
25c
$35c
3-31
4- 3
3-lu
4- 2
3-lu
l^c
3_3?
3-2)
(quar.)
Mortgage (quar.)—
Press Mfg.. (quar.)—
Hydraulic
2-20
3-
9
3-12
3-1-
—
Erie
&
3- 1
3-
20c
12%c
Bearing.—
Industries
Huron
3-20.
—
(quar.)__
Houdaille
Cement
—
Illinois Bell
Telephone
Imperial Paper & Color.—
§2
8"J*'
3-30
3-iu
25c
4-
2
3-ii>
50c
4- 2
3-W
Special
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
4.12%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4%%
4.56%
Indianapolis
4%
Power
preferred
4.20%
$i-03
2
3-
4- 2
A" 7,
o"
35c
SI
:
Light,
&
4-1J
4-
*-
J
3-iu
3-2,
3-iu
common
(quar.)
preferred
4-
$1.14
^1'°,3;5
,
(quar.)__
$i
3-
o
r
a
^
p3
4- i
*12%c
4- 2
3-lu
+al
4-
2
j-iu
)3c
25c
4-15
3-15
3-id
3- 1
7 /2C
Mfg.-
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c partic. A (quar.)——
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
j-ij
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional
Income
investment
from
securities
Fund,
Inc.
income &
4
cents
(9
cents
from
profits)
Lumber
Insular
International
Shoe
International
Silver, 7%
Textbook
Interstate
Co.
from
of
net
(quar.)—
4334C
(quar.)——
2%c
preferred
45c
Stores
net
Jeannette
Glass,
income
and
Kearney
Trecker
&
Kentucky
Stone
Mfg.,
ljjc
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)—
& Elec., 4.28%
preferred (quar.)
(Julius) & Co. (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_—__
share
One
Ltd.,
——
of
class A
(stock
$1.07
4- 2
3-
4- 2
.
3-_u
$1.08
4- 2
^-9
3- J
25c
15c
3<%c
3--o
3-1*4
4-13
4-
3-30
3-2U
20c
(quar,)—
6%
Lawson &»Jone.s,
4- 2
2-28
4%c
—
Creamery (Calif.) (quar.)
Lock3, Inc. (quar.)
Kwikset
3-1 d
2
$3.50
35c
participating A (quar.)
Kingsport Press, Inc. (auar.)——
Knudsen
J
3-23
4-
13c
gains)—
7%
Kansas City Gas
$4.32
3-lu
3-
2
4-14
America—
investment
capital
Printing
Kayser
22c
—
—
3-31
4-
n
from
Kable
(quar.)
Securities
Investment
(6c
Co.
Department
Interstate
4-
3-
20c
25c
4-lb
—
3-15
2
3-13
3- 3
j
u
J- a
3-31
divid.)
redeemable
non-cumulative
.
,~
preferred
0jaGS
Lehn
($1
for each share held)
par)
insurance (Va.)
Title
Products
Refineries,,
3-20
3- G
20c
preferred
3-X4
3-
-2c
3-30
3-30
3-itj
preferred
Insurance
from
Lindsay
Loew's
London
12
7%c
4" 2
(quar.)—
capital
(initial
preferred
3-lo
3- o
3-
1
2-2u
3-19
3- 0
3"
4" 2
3-:a
$0.1145
(quar.)—
*
3%c
(Marcus) Theatres (quar.)—
Canadian
preferred
Investment
(quar.)
3- S
3-15
annual)—
gains)
7%
3-lj>
3-1^
10c
12/2c
3"30
(quar.)—
(quar.)—Investors
Chemical,
.j
18,2c
common
($0,705 from investm't income and
$3
3-iu
12%c
(quar.)
(increased)—
-
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.),
5%
2
(quar.)
common
Extra
Life
3-10
4-
t$l
Fink
&
Leonard
6%
4- 2
.
g
Lawyers
8
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
W.) Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
3-12
3-
15c
(quar.)
3-22
3-26
4-11
3-lu
^
—
Corp.
Electric
1
3
3-
25c-
(quar,)
at
Hershey Creamery
Hllo
54-
3-31
——
Helme> (George
7%
J5c
25c
35c
(quar.V
Rubinstein
Hercules
3-13
7%c
(quar.)
4V*%
B
D
.
Heln-Werner
9
50c
quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
omitted
28).
4-13
45c
stock
A
Feb.
3-13
1
$1.25
~
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(2nd issue)
Consolidated
class
t
Kerr
Y.)—
Utilities
Hearst
2
5-
25c
I
—
——
Electric,
3-20
4-
25c
Co
preferred
4-
35c
37%c
(quar.)_
Mortgage Association
(N.
Corp.-,
preferred
0
3-
4-
50c
i
International
•
37%c
(quar,)
Inc.
7
56%c
Ferry Cap & Set Screw
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.).
Farrell-Birmingham
4%%
3-31
62%c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
2
3-12
2
$5
(quar.lJ
3-12
1
4-
37%c
'.
Co., (quar.)
1
Motors.
preferred B
3-1J
(quar.)___—
Ltd
preferred
5%
3-31
30c
(quar.)
Bearing
Carpets,
preferred
5%
3-29
2
62%c
Fafnir
4-
3-29
4-16
62%c
Fairmont
60C
4-16
4-
25c
,_1
3-26
New
2-25
3-21
14c
quar.)
3-28
Fanstcl
1
3-31
3-
Corp.—
3-
1
5
50c
'
Abrasives
1
3-
4-
$1.62%
1
3-10
4-15
35c
4-10
5%
12-16
$20c
;
4-
„
3- 6
3- 7
5c
4-
9
3-20
5c
(quar.)
(initial
2nd preferred
Emporium
3-16
25c
class A.
5%
5-
3-16
3-30
5
50c
(quar.)__
5%
6-11
3-
$3
(initial quar.)
common.
3-30
3-19
3-15
52%c
Refractories &
3-30
3-31
$35c
$17%c
.'
Co.,
9
9
12%c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
A.),
common
Elliott
2
3-
25c
_1_
iquar.)
preferred
Paso
New
3- 9
123/2c
Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
B
6%%
3-
3-31
quar.)—
Savings & Loan.______
Baler
(Thos.
Class
.
3-31
3-19
,$25c
Associates,
3-1J
3-29
1
25c
3-15
5c
(quar.)—
Company
.".
Sugar
3-29
'
3-30
Agricultural——'
3-15
25c
(s-a)__
28VSC
-
3-15
2
$0,027
ordinary.!
(increased
15c
.
2
10c
—
preferred
Eastern Canada
3-13
(quar.)—i——
Industrial Hardware
for
common
3-
3-23
_
Storage—
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Winkle Munning (stock
(Directors
44-
B.)
new
6-15
3-20
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
(Allen
3-33
3-15
"
Hawaiian
3-12
62%c
quar.)
25c
(quar.)
3-26
Cold
&
Hawaiian
5
$1.14
30c
common
preferred
—
Ltd
Co.,
3-31
4-15
2-21
20c
Harris-Seybold
Haverty Furniture
6
3-
3-9
Ltd,, com.
(quar.)_I_
convertible
Duke Power,
3-15
2
3-30
30c
Burroughs Corp.
..
5%
4-6
1
40c
6-30
4-
Extra
3-
5-
3-15
$1.07
30c
(quar.)
3-31
4-
Draper Corp
5"
4-
3-20
(quar,)__
(increased quar.)
U
12%c
rets,
Rockaway RR.
Duraloy
20c
•.
3-
3-31
7c
(quar.)
3-15
4-30
10c
Distillers Corp.,
preferred
2
40c
15c
(quar.)
3-
—92%c
Co.,
Faper
15c
(quar:)
common..
2
(increased)—
(quar.)_____,
Glass
5c
Y.)
4-
3-12
Car
Crucible
Dragon Cement
2-15
*
194c
Cream
preferred
Dover
3-16
7%%
(N
3-2
3-28
!
(Joseph)
Donnacona
2-22
3-31
1
Ice
2%c
Industries Corp.
4-2
Ltd.—
deposit
Harding
2-29
quar.)—_
—
(increased
Co.,
Dominion
3-23
3-30
Motor
4-15
Bank
Harnishchfeger
3-15
20c
________
RR._
Brass
Dixie Aluminum
1
3-15
5%
'
Stores
American
dep
Extra
7
$1.05
Arts^
3-13
H1®0
^—______
Printing
Mfg.
3-
$75c
$1.20
(increased
Grande Western
"T"
Distillers
4-
4-15
30c
Co.
Diamond
2-27
-
4-15
10c
.
(increased
receipts Ord.
Final
!
Aluminum &
4-
2
Hamilton
3-30
50c
(quar.)
3-14
4-
33c
(quar.)
*
!_
preferred
4-16
40c
___
(quar.)
Inc.
(increased)
(quar.)
Rio
1
(quar.)
Hanover
5c
Denver
F.)
Co.
Hanson-Van
25c
(quar.)
Detroit
35c
(quar.)__
3-15
(W.
2
12Vic
;
preferred
4-
-
3-16
-
Ltd
Warehouse
:———
3-
$1.62%
___.
preferred
3-lii
2%
15c
—-—■—
3-30
10c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
5
3-31
20c
common
3-
Toy,
3-15
50c
4.20%
25c
Ltd.__
3-29
$1.12
(quar.)
——
Delaware Power & Light, com.
3.70% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
.'
3-
Haloid
15c
a
Delaware & Hudson Co.
5
Hall
20c
3-15
3-
1
—
Extra
3-20
$1.12%
David
3-15
3-21
4-
(quar.)__:
Annual
6-20
50c
s__
3-15
2
2
10c
+25c
(quar.)
Trunk
4-
5c
!
3-15
& Frere,
&
7- 2
50c
2
J $ 1.50
—
pfd.
2
Extra
4-
(stock div.)
com.
Sons
&
~(B.") Wire," Ltd.
Greyhound Corp., com. (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)_
5% preferred (1954 series)
3-15
3
(Calif.),
Greening
3-15
3-30
28c
—
4-
4-
3-30
75c
'quar.)
River Mills (quar.)
Dan
2-27
$1.25
(quar.)
4-
9
1
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)_
Green (H. L.)
(quar.)—^—
3-12
5c
3-17
3-
1
3-28
1
40c
A
9
2
4
3-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)___—
3-
4-
100%
(stock div.)
(quar.)
Class
1
l
®1'25
•
—_____—
Extra
Grand
5
4-
50c
3-
3-26
Grand
(Louisville)—
common
3-15
1
1 % %
preferred
Corp.,
333-
25c
,—
preferred B
(F:
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
W.)
conv.
25c
Amer.
common-
3-10
Du
Ltd
3-
."
.__
Curtiss-Wright
—
Co.,
3-12
3-20
Mfg.
6%
50c
4%% preferred (quar.)_
Cummins Engine (quar.)__
Curtis
Publishing—
*
25c
&
3-24
(quar.)
3-15
20%
Light
3-2
(quar.)
of
6V2%
Co.
3-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Corp.,
Insurance
1
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Special
(Peter)
Co
of Wisconsin—
Rapids Varnish— y
New common (initial quar.)
3-10
3-9
Given
-
3-10
2
$1.13
2
3-
3-10
3
4-
(quar.).
6-
'/
2
4-
(quar.)_____
4-
25c
__
___
(C.)
(Me.)
2
3-22
3-10
$1.50
Y.), $5 pfd.
(quar.)
4-
3-22
2
4-
Products.:
preferred
3-15
4-
50c
3-
$10c
___,
Traction
(N.
Co.
Grand
37V2c
Continental Gin Co., common
4V2% preferred (quar.)__
3-
3-10
$2
Consumers Water
3-16
4-2
75c
3-15
2
Glitsch
75c
3-12
4-
3-10
12c
2
4-16
3-15
25c
3-31
3-15
3-12
2
$1.15
4-
2
2
4-
3-31
$1.183/4
3-31
3-12
4-
87%c
Consolidated Television & Radio
Broadcasters,
Inc., common (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
6
$5 preferred
35c
6c
Consolidated
3-
•
20c
H
3-15
$25c
__
3-12
Conrac, lnc
3-15
60c
.__
2
:
2
3-14
(quar.)_
4-
5c
2
25C
.'
3-12
25c
2
.
$1.40
2.
$1.183/4
,___
Insurance
4-
100%
:
Corp.
.
Y.)
Cement
(quar.)_—
—
Co.
4.23%
(quar.)
,
4-
$1.121/2
(initial)
Rock
3-lu
90c
(N.
4-
343/aC
ccmmcn
Co.
$1.083/4
a
3-27
4- 1
1
preferred
>
5
Solvents
4-13
50c
__i__
3-
,
._
,
3-20
$1.50
Insurance
common
3-13
(quar.)
—
,
Coqnecticut General Life Insur.
New
3-31
preferred
(quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
General Telephone
3-9
6
(quar.)__
Life
3-13
52c
;
t
Telephone of Ohio—
$2.10
3-9
4-
(quar.)
Bottling
Life
3-13
2
Indiana—
of
preferred
General
9
4-30
Molybdenum
Coca-Cola
3-15
4-20
62 %C
Brinks,
5%
3-
30c
J.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
4V2%
5-15
$1
:
Bridgeport
CIT
3-15
1
preierred
2
4-
General
6
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)__
Cleveland Builders
Supply (quar.)
payment onL
dividend
Brazilian
Bush
2
$1.12%
__
;
com.
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Decker
Stock
'
4-
6%
v
4-
35c
3-
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
City Ry. (Dayton), common (quar.)
9
31 V-iC
3-26
25c
.
40c
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
A
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burgess
3-
2
3-13
12%c
4-
O
3-13
3-13
$1.25
4-30
O
1
Co.
(quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred
(quar.)_—
$2.40
8
50c
$1
com.
Company meeting held
Blue Ridge Insurance
Bryant
3-15
4-
15C
(quar.)_
Finance
Diamond
4%
3-10
6-
1 % %
Co.,
Black-Clawson
6%
2
3-27
3-
59%c
preferred
$1.40
1
3-28
2-20
2
2-29
4-
3-20
4-
3-12
4-1
3-
3-30
50c
(quar.)
4-
3-12
60c
^
>
3-1
3-2)
3-31
3-15
4- 1
60c
3-
$1.75
3- 4
4-25
62%c
Telephone
$2.50
General
3-12
,
3-15
,
$1.25
12c
$1.25
20c
Refractories
General
*
3-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
9
2
Trust______________
Products
Valve
Class
(stock dividend)
Aviation
Brooks
Chapman
preferred (quar.)—
Printing (quar.)
preferred
50c
.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)^
, ,$1.12%
Georgia Marble Co., common (quar.)
25c
1
5%
preferred
(quar.)_^—
12V2c
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
Georgia Power, $4.60 pfd. (quar.)
$4.92 preferred
(quar.')
5
3-
3-12
2
J-IJ
1
3-30
$1.12%
10c
Distilling
Bendix
Benjficial
British
Certain-Teed
3-16
3-
3-23
30c
4-
(quar.)
Counselors
5.28%
■4-
20c
_
dividend
Stock
8
eoc
...
(quar.)
Lumber
6%
3-
30c
_
Optical,
preferred
Brewer
2
3-15
4-
>
\
2
4-
3-19
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
f55c
(quar.)__
Beaver
.
4-
3-31
5
■}" 2
*-
25c
—
5%
&
3-20
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37%
preferred
(quar.)
4-
Corp
Shares
$1
Co.—.—
Manifold
General
20c
(quar.)
National
5
3-
3-1
5°c
Mills, 5%
25c
preferred (quar.)
115c
(quar.)__
I
at
Beauty
Blue
Century
4.56%
Baystate Corp.
Class
Central
8
24)
&
Biltmore
8
3-
•
Life
preferred
Black &
3-
2
3-
3-15
3-2 S
3-31
4- 2
(quan)
Realty & Utilities (quar.)__—
$1.15
V5c
(Directors omitted
stock
Oil Corp.
Stock
2
4-
Industries,
$$2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
(formerly Birdsboro Foundry &
National
Feb.
Beam
6%
30c
_■
com.
conv.
4.75%
$1.50
Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer.
Quarterly
4%
4.60%
General
3-15
3-7.5
3-31
Corp._—
Dynamics
40c
12 %c
Bank
Bausch
3-
3-15
4'/2%
____
5%%
5
3-15
3-31
25c
preferred
(quar.)______
4V2% preferred (quar.)
on
9
preferred
Candy
Electric
2
Maine
12 %C
4%>
Barber
3-
Industries, Inc.—
Baldwin-Hill Co. (quar.)
Ealtimore Gas & Electric,
the
3-20
General
;
3-J.ii
3-31
(quar,)___
2nd pfd.
General
.
.
4-
I
50c
.
3-1
1st preierred
conv.
$$1.25
50c
(quar.)
,'
3-8
$$1
Gas
(quar.)__:
Power, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Central
$1.18
______
Bankers
4.60%
$1.08
,
(quar.)
Co.
Machine)
Bankline
3-21
1
15c
.
(quar.)
B/G Foods, Inc.,
S.
3.50%
3-31
8
4%
Electric—
22 %c
A
2
•>
3-31
31V'4C
35c
(increased)
common
4%
4-2
;. $$1
(quar.)
Quarterly
______
class
4-
tl2%c
(quar.)
Gas &
Commonwealth
.
Class
3-21
Transport—-
5%%
preferred (s-a»
Atlas Corp. (quar.)
Automatic Fire Alarm
B.
3-15
3
$25c
A
35c
(quar.)
Wholesalers Ltd.,
Class
3-
3-31
Commercial
Co.
Atlantic
3-31
3-31
3-16
______
'
4-
$50c
(quar.)
4.75%
Central Indiana
3-15
preferred (accum.)
City Electric
Atlantic
3-14
3-30
conv.
Atlantic
4.50%
3-28
(quar.)
Quarterly
A
Storage
20c
_.
Associated
4-30
Cable,
1
1
5c
General
__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colonial
(quar.)_j.i.
Picture
General
3-
40c
(quar.)
Supply, common..
convertible preferred
(quar.)
General
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Motion
3-14
3-31
31%c
Industries
Associated
4.35%
all
(increased'
(quar.)
Construction (quar.)
Metal
Arvin
9
t50c
Light, 4.32%
Western
4-
J70c
Constable
Arundel
Hudson
3-22
3-14
15c
tquar.)___
&
Cold
Central
1
5%
_________
_
preferred
Arkansas
3-21
■
(quar.)______
pfd.
America,
preferred
$12.50
Louisiana Gas
1
3-1J
3-15
28V8C
Co., common
&
preferred
Builders
General
Ltd._____
of
Central
9
$1.50
_
Arkansas
5%
y
on
Cable
Ltd., 4%
Charleston Transit
Writing Paper <quar.)________
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
(quar.)
4-
(Julius)
conv.
3-
3-20
25c
——
(quar.)
3-31
4-
7%c
;
preferred
9
4-
31>/4C
clears
5%
'
preferred (quar.)____
Corp., common (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
40c
___
Cos.
Corp.
*
__
payment
3-21
$$1.50
,
2nd
60c
American
$2.80
3-
25c
payment
_________
arrears)
.■Common
2
10c
(Fla.)___.
(quar.)
(1st
1
meet¬
Cfclotex
4-10
$1.50
(accum. I,
preferred
7%
9
(Indianapolis)—
pfd.
Glass
dividend
preferred
5 To
<
1
3-
2
40c
;
American
4-
$25c
Cooke,
Celanese
3-
4-
15C
Insurance
American
3-12
$1.75
__
Insurance
&
General
3-15
35c
General
(quar.)
Securities, class
General
&
50c
__________
u
Title
Castle
50c
Co.
6 %
preferred
(quar.)__
American Stamping
Garfinckel
3-15
^
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
4-
25c
_
American Snuff Co., common
(quar.)____
"V
Extra
:
___________
American
2
shares,
preferred
3-15
87 %c
___
:
3-7
.
Canners Ltd.
8% preferred (quar.)
Capital City Products (quar.)__^
-•
3-12
25c
__
American
4-
2
$1.50
(increased quar.)
American Re-Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)_
American Safety Razor (resumed)
;
9
5%
5
3-
4-
25c
(quar.)
News
3-
3-23
1%
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
B
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
America
3-31
$3.75
Machine & Metals
(quar.)
Maize Products, com.
2
3-30
62Vie
(quar.)___
Hydrocarbons
Canadian-Ingersoll Rand Ltd.
5
25c
(quar.)
Hardware (quar.)
American
3-
37 %c
common
Class
—
($10 par)
preferred
American
3-31
A
Canadian
5
75c
dividend
American
3-
25c
American Hard Rubber, common
Stock
3-31
12 %c
HI
._
par)__„_
Felt,
3-12
15c
I
4-
Holdem
Payable of Re%
25c
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)
.(quar.)
20c
(initial)
com.
Share
Pressed Steel
Co.
4%%
Canadian
3-15
;
($100
3-15
3-
75c
Telegraph
common
2
$1.06 V*
(quar.)_.
Frick
be held on April 16 on a direcproposal to split the class B shares
five-for-one
and
cancel
the
unissued
30c
com.
Fostoria
3-7
to
3-12
6%
Quarterly
4-
13 %c
com.
American Express Co.
ing
$1.75
._
5% preferred A (quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical
Old
3-15
3-15
1
;
American
3-20
3-7
37%c
new
Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
preferred ;(quar.)__
Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.—
Stockholders will vote at a special
3-12
_______
Inc.,
Co.,
Company
Wayne Corrugated
2
Co.—
$2.50
When
Per
Name of
4-2
$$1.12I/2
& Terminals
6%
4-
(quar.)
Extra
Soup
25c
-
preferred
5%% preferred (quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
S.)
4-
$$i
(s-a;
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Pictures Corp.—
$$1.25
tors'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
2
4-10
3-31
Holders
Payable of Reo.
Ft.
(auar.)__
Canada
Y.)
N,
com.
preferred
Aldens,
(Watertown,
Tennessee Natural Gas
Products,
7%
4
4-
$1
40c
Alabama
Alco
Insurance
Holders
25c
^
.
(A.
Campbell
Payable of Rec.
8%c
(quar.)
Corp.' (quar.)
Agricultural
When
Share
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
Refrigerating
preferred
Campbell
When
share
redeemable
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
date.
Name of Company
r
-
Ltd.—
4%
follow with
payments
Company
Power,
5%
ously announced, but which have not
yet reached their
payment
Per
Name of
Calgary
indicate
we
during the
are
11
Corp.,
Ltd.—
+'5c
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1118)
When
Per
Name of
Lone
Cement
Star
Angeles
4-
1
3-16
Pioneer
4-
1
3-16
Pittsburgh
—
4-
1
3-16
Plymouth
3-15
2-29
Porter
$2.50
Investment
St.
Lucky
(quar.)
Publications,
Marsh )M.)
Sons
&
Maui Electric
3-
8
9
3-15
Preferred
&
Inc.,
Resistoflex,
4-
3
3-20
4-
—
1
3-16
3-13
ing
3-23
3-
tors'
25%
4-10
3-15
3-31
3-15
2
3-15
dividend)
Surety
Mohasco
Class
2
3-
9
3-16
Robinson
3-10
Roos
3-14
Rubenstein
3-26
3-14
Ruberoid
Mueller
Brass
Murray
Corp.
Co.
Board &
Haven
Water
Orleans
(initial)
50C
4-
2
3-16
action
62'/2C
Nopco
1
3-16
47/o%
3-10
2-29
Schlage
Lock
3-10
2-29
Scott
Fetzer
3-10
3-
4-14
3-19
Seeman
4-
2
3-19
Seminole
4- 2
3-12
Seven-Up
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
SI
Ltd.
(quar.)
t25c
—
20c
(quar.)
File
Normetal
com.
3-31
3-
Smith-Corona,
3-26
3-12
3-15
5-
1
4-
6
4-16
4-
6
-
States
convertible
50c
Soss
Mfg.
Co.
preferred
3-15
2
3-12
6%
partic.
Southern
(quar.)
4-
2
3-12
:i
4-
2
3-12
Southern
3-
9
3-5
3-15
Pov/er,
$1
Gas,
preferred
3-
3-20
6
4-
1
15c
4-
2
4-
2
3-16
40c
3-20
15c
3-29
3-
183Ac
3-26
3-15
4-
3-14
75c
(quar.)__
6
3-23
3-
$3
Oil
9
2-21
4-
5
3-22
3-20
33-
1
3-30
Ol
>
to be
held
to
ACF
3-30
Abbott
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
3-28
3-14
Ol
3rd
the
Radio
class
preferred
5-15
4-13
Standard Tube,
3-
8
3-20
3-
Adam
3-15
3-
Adams
5
3-
Aetna
714 c
Ol
Edison
3-30
3-
8
3-1
2-24
40c
3-27
3-12
3-12
3-
5%
class B
convertible
Chemical
Tappan
3-
9
Tecumseh
3-23
3-
9
Thermatomic
30c
4-
3-20
50c
3-15
3-
$1.14
4-
2
3-15
15C
4-
2
4-
2
3-20
the
1
3-16
change
4-
1
3-16
surance
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
4.50%
4-10
3-20
4-15
3-30
3-24
Alan
4-
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
4-
2
3-21
Allen
Electric
$1.13
4-
2
3-21
Allen
Chemical
oi:
Corp.,
conv,
Ltd.,
preferred
3-
9
4-30
4-
2
Torrington
3-
1
Traders
(quar.)
"o
f 4
redeemable
*37'/2c
lo
Loan
3-15
3-
1
*$0.1224
4-15
3-30
*25c
,
Or
a
O
T lore
&
4-
3
3-15
Trans-Canada
3-
9
3-
2
Transcon.
6
Tucson
Debenture
—
Co
Brush
Pabt) Products,
4%
4V2%
pfd. B (initial)
conv.
HI
common
preferred
25c
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
Intermountain
Express
(stock
Appliance
Controls,
T mnsylvania
(increased
Tyler Refrigeration
Glass Sand
2
3-16
Union Bag & Paper,
4-
2
Metal
(quarj__
3-16
Union
3-
6
Union
3-
1
40c
(quar.)
4-4
3-12
United
Aircraft,
United
Funds,
60c
4-
2
3-
9
$1.12%
com.
4-
2
3-
9
(quar.)
$1.10
4-
2
3-
9
preferred
(quar.)
833Ac
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
United
3-10
3-
1
U.
IHIII
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
from
from
ordinary
realized
net
capital
Philadelphia
-
Transportation
25c
income
and
25c
(resumed)-,
(ftuar.)
20%
30c
-
3-30
3-
3-15
2-20
1
CI
•
9
3-12
3-31
3-12
Allied
4-10
3-15
$1
3-15
4-
260c
3-
2
3-
(quar.)
;
2-15
8
4-
9
3-15
3-
4-
2
3-
2
3-
5
5-
1
6%^
5
4-
Public Markets
4-13
5%
ing to be held
,proposal
Phoenix Glass
*
Monthly
on
Feb.
(monthly Q
8'/2C
IIHIIIII
i—
Hosiery-(Directors
common
basis.
payment
at
24).
took
no
meeting
action
held
on
3-25
4-25
1-17
—
Barge
S.
Trust
New
to
.
vote
on
split
,
Co.
common
United Steel
Line
9
5'/2%
preferred
5'/2%
preferred
at
4-
2
3-15
3-19
3-16
3-
9
3-16
3-
9
American
shs.
on
a
&
(N.
American
Colortype
•
(initial
Wire
quar.)——
(quar.)
•
.
—
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-
2
80c
4-
2
15c
3-15
1
3-19
Distilling
3- 5
3- 2
25c
3-15
3- 1
3-30
4-2
4-2
3- 2
3-2
3-2
,3- 2
100%
4-16
12y2c
(quar.)
—
-
,
(stock dividend)
American
American
"
2-17
2-17
2-15
62'/2c
87'/2c
87'/zc
933Ac
3-15
(quar.)
Cyanamid, common
preferred B (quar.)
3'/2% preferred D (quar.)—
3%% preferred C (quar.)
3'/2%
35c
$1.40 pfd. (accum.)
Y.)—
Cable
Chicle Co.
3-for-l
$1.25
$1.25
43%c
(quar.)—
r
(quar.)preferred (quar.)
American
-
25c
(quar.)
B
7%
American Chain &
May 7 on a directors'
the
Can.
common
A
American
the annual meet¬
5c
40c
(quar.)—
Bosch Arma,
3-
3-31
3-20
3-17
3-20
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-15
3- 1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
(initial)
3-12
60c
4- 2
4- 2
4- 1
4- 5
4- 5
4- 5
3- 6
3-12
4-12
4- 1
4- 1
4- 2
3-15
3-10
18%c
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
10c
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming,
U.
preferred
3-22
1-17
8'/2C
conv.
$7 preferred
American Alloys Corp.
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-17
3-15
62'/2c
Inc.—
(quar.)
American
25c
Storage
Freight
3-10
4- 1
75c
35c
$1.25
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
Leather Cos.,
convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
American Aggregates, 5%
preferred (quar.)
American Air Filter, com. (increased)
5
$1.50
3-15
1-27
30c
933.4c
(quar.)
3-16
3-23
3- 2
of America—
preferred
$3.75
2
3-
3-28
4-20
3-31
3- 5
3- 5
3-10
4- 2
3- 5
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Amalgamated
2-29
3-16
Mfg.
Ltd.
10c
(quar.)_
60c
75c
$1
81'Ac
$1.02
37'/2c
30c
t55c
held)
(quar.)
(increased
Common
9
(From net investment
Manufacturers
&
Stockholders will
,
3-
Inc.—
Merchants
Cold
S.
Aluminum Co.
4-13
3- 9
3-15
3- 1
2-17
3-9
quar.)
for each sh.
American
pref.
4%
Aluminum
Aluminium,
8
3-15
sh.
(quar.)
com. (quar.)
Goods
8
8
3-
3-
(increased
preferred
3-
3-
3-16
3-30
4- 2
3-15
3- 9
4-1
(quar.)
Dye
(one
Portland Cement
3-
3-20
&
Mfg., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Alpha
'
Phoenix
Stores,
4-
3-22
3-9
2-27
2-18
2-18
3- 5
3-15
3-16
40c
5c
25c
75c
40c
(quar.)
Products
4-
20c
4-2
3-15
3- 5
3- 5
3-23
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
3- 2
3- 1
3-1
(quar.)
dividend
4-
*47%c
3- 2
3-16
3-15
4- 1
quar.)
Equipment
4.08%
8
$1
—
(s-a)
(s-a)
3'A%
8
50c
-
;
&
Laboratories
Stock
3-20
4-
$1
1;
common
RR.
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
30c
(initial quar.)
.Extra
30c
div.f_III
(stock
Allied
30c
_
income)
United
U. S.
gains)
Philadelphia Life Insurance
$1.15
3-12
15c
com.
(s-a)
United Income Fund
preferred
Perfex
3-31
25c
new
(quar.)
Mfg.
Pacific RR.,
preferred
3.35%
——
ctfs. Hquar.)
(quar.)
3-20
4.40%
preferred
Corp.
3-15
4%
B—
trust
(quar.)
3-30
3-
4-
Udylite
series
Voting
3-15
30c
quar.)
Allied
*50c
,
Electric Light & Power
&
25c
HI__III
(quar.)
Inc.
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
(5c
Shares,
Lines,
Gas
4-14
5
Allied
3-16
*$1.12'A
(quar.)
30C
Quarterly
4.60%
preferred
5%
1
div.)I
——
.
preferred (quar.)—;
50c
Clay Products
Pacific
p-nn
3-
7
2-29
3-30
40c
Etd., class A
$1
I
raci'ic
r?.'ker
3-27
3-
3-10
260c
Jockey Club—
"->
:
—
——
3-15
$6
30c
(quar.)___
Co.
(initial
common
$1.0614
—
Finance,
New
$1.1214
—•
3-15
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
•preferred
f
Or
(reduced)
common
%
>,
4'
Co.
o
o
3-23
4- 2
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel—
35c
—
(quar.)
pfd.
common
Industries
.
60c
37'/2c
45c
$1.12'/2
15c
50c
$1.05
$1.15
$3
35c
$1.25
——
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
20c
$1
—.
Carbon
preferred
25c
(quar.)—
Products
Steel,
25c
*31'Ac
1
&
Wood
3-1
oot
ex¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Vicksburg Ry.
<quar.)__
—
in
(quar.)
4.20%
(increased)-—
preferred
common
16
(quar.)
Engineering
com.
Power,
Alabama
4-10
5%
March
preferred
25c
——
$1.12'A
(quar.)—
1
Insurance
preferred
Mfg
5c
4-13
2-24
the Automobile In¬
of
Canton & Youngstown
25c
—.
—
Brass
4.60%
4-13
Co.
Reduction,
Akron,
215c
for stock
Aetna-Standard
Akron
50c
25e
lC
15c
60c
(initial)
(quar.)
after
issued
stock
Life
Aetna
Surety
&
3-10
5- 1
5-1
3-12
3-12
dividend will also be payable on
above
3-30
4-
27'/2c
—
common
4- 2
,
27%c
(quar.)
Express, new
Casualty
The
(quar.)
Stores
Hat
10c
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
4)4 %
preferred
(quar.)
;;
Tide Water Associated Oil, $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
Todd
Shipyards
pfd. (quar.)
*
Or
Stove
3-12
3-23
$1
12 Vic
(quar.)—.
preferred
3-20
a
on
common-
2nd
Corp.,
$4.50 preferred A
1
$1
(quar.)
-
,4.56%
3-
3-10
3-10
tl2'/2c
130c
1 $1.25
(quar.)
Process
*
Sun
A
3-15
3-1
3-30
4- 2
4- 2
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
class
$1.20
3-20
3-15
'4- 1
4-1
3-7
2-29
2-29
3-1
3-1
31'Ac
J37J/2c
128'/ac
Acushnet
3-27
3-7
4-2
3-10
3-10
5c
preferred
(quar.)
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common
direc¬
a
shares
Sterling Brewers, Inc,
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, common
5%
prior preference (quar.).
(quar.)—.
Power
4'/2%
4-20
4-16
(quar.)
& Paper Ltd.,
3- 1
4- 2
common—
Co.,
products
3-15
$1
Acadia-Atlantic
75c
40c
Crankshaft
o
Abitibi
9
Holdert
SI
(quar.)
preferred
5%
2-23
Metal
&
When
Payable of Rec.
45c
common
common
(quar.)_i
3-
A—
50c
class A
Abrasive
3-15
5
preferred
Alabama
Ltd.,
4-27
■;
(quar.)
3-
3-29
3-29
3-
Inc.,
Laboratories,
4%
Air
on
split
3-20
—
Consolidated Telephone, 6%
->
Ol
B
'.3
4-30
Share
of Company
Industries.
3-30
4-30
4-
annual meet¬
the
May
on
proposal
15c
(quar.)
Mfg., 5%
Brass,
r
Per
California—
45c
common™
& Land
'•tan
O
dends
3-
(quar.)
3-16
preceding table.
3-
—
3-15
3-9
3-9
3-20
3-16
2-27
3-12
'
Ry,
weeks
$1.40
preference
of
2-24
3-16
3-16
3-16
50c
62'/2c
$1.25
17'/2c
3-14
give the dividends announced
we
25c
Co.
3- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
—
(quar.)
4-16
4- 2
3-20
in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
2-15
3- 9
3-19
3-19
3-19
3-12
3- 7
3-9
3-15
3-15
3-15
9
3-
7%
9
3-31
18% C
$1.25
(Wise.)
3-
5%
two-for-or.e basis.
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Steamship, com.
Stockholders will vote at
Standard
3-23
681/3 C
(quar.)—
Power
Aircraft
2-21
60c
29C
Works
Public Service,
9
pfd.
com.
2-21
3-
Inc.,
3-15
|
tors'
5
6
1
Bros.
3-16
3- 9
2-29
3-15
preferred (quar.)
ser.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Corp.,
&
participating
ing
3-
3-
3-
5%
3-15
Participating
9
3-12
3-15
Inc., 4*/2%
Bros.,
Younker
$1.18%
;
(quar.)
Fruit
Standard
9
3-
Factors
preferred
Extra
2
3-23
—_
75c
Standard
Woolf
3- 2
3-15
!
dividend
$1.1214
preferred (quar.)
Standard
4- 2
3-31
3-23
4-16
4-16
56y2c
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum
(quar.)
4'/2%
Stock
3-20
28c
preferred (quar.)
Spotless Company, Inc
3-12
—
3-16
3-10
3-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Acme Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
$1.10 conv. preferred (clears all arrears)$1.10 preferred (quar.)—
Acme
Wire
(quar.)
—
quar.)
(quar.)
4- 1
3-30
3-15
3-31
(quar.)
pfd. A
5%
(qUar.)
preferred
5
3-15
4- 1
4-2
4- 2
3-31
3-31
3-12
Co.
&
Woodley
3-10
2
250c
—
(quar.)
preferred
3-16
30c
3-15
4-
6%
Electric,
25c
(increased
com.
9
3-
4- 2
50c
75c
$1.25
40c
30c
30c
(quar.)
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co.,—
5
30c
Union
3-
3-15
55c
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Williams
C.)—
N.
3-30
$1.12'/2
12V2c
Cos.
$1.0614
(Durham,
414 %
split
3-
2$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
7
3-14
2c
(quar.)
common
1
3-15
6-15
9-15
12-15
4-2
4-15
4-15
3-31
3-30
Fields
(quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
2-23
50c
Insurance
43A%
3-
3-
3214 c
Plastic
preferred
Fire
$5
5
3-15
20c
Southern Canada
2-25
2
3-15
2
12 '/2c
South Jersey Gas (quar.)
South Penn Oil (quar.)
3-10
4-
10c
(quar.).
California
1
6-
$1.12%
$1.05
$1.02y2
40c
35c
20c
$50c
235c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg..
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.)
9
3-2
250C
common
Southern
$1.06'A
Oil
225C
—
Stores,
3-25
56'Ac
_
Massachusetts
Western
3-
(incr. quar.)„
preferred—.-
Name
(quar.)
Drug
3-15
—
-
Western
3-12
25c
5%
(quar.)_——„
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2-24
__
preferred
•rop
Or
•
$2
Sommers
1
System
3-14
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased)—
2
:
2
3-15
$1.40
Paper Mills Ltd.—
(Howard)
4-
20c
4-
30c
pfd.
3-
6-10
4- 1
7- 1
10- 1
1-1-57
5%
3-14
3-15
12 l/2C
Salesbroolt
Inc.
preferred C (quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper
3-29
3-28
i.
Virginia Water Service (quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)
Western Grocers Ltd., class A (quar.)
3-31
10c
—
E%
3-28
3-10
35c
60c
quar.)
common
4.10%
West
3-16
2
(increased
Co.,
West
9
10c
Mining
4-16
shares.
Engineering
Viern
N
(quar.)
Denn
Common
3-16
3-12
Co.
Smith
2
2
4-
(quar.)
Northern Indiana
N,
3-
...
4-
3-30
4-
Rayon $3 pfd. (entire issue
called for redemption on March 23 at $50
per share plus this dividend)
4.56%
(Los
Shenango Valley Water Co.,
American
Northern
Bottling
3-
—
4-
9
3-
12 Vic
Extra
40c
(increased)
3-16
6%-
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred B (quar.)
3-15
2
12'/2c
preferred (accum.)
Angeles)
(quar.) —
5%
3-28
4- 2
Light, Ltd.—
4y2%
3-15
3-
4-
1214 c
(quar.)
4,/2%
common
3-31
3-20
40c
3-12
25c
two-for-one
3-20
25c
3-23
9
,
Bros
$1.09
a
4-
2-21
15c
(increased)
Electric
Power
1
Shelby
$1.18%-
Penn
Penn
3-
44c
(quar.)
West
West
29 %C
31'Ac
(quar.)
3-20
3-20
'
Co
Oil & Gas,
Co.,
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4-
2-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines, Inc.
Chemical
preferred
4-
2-21
3-16
75c
;
Kootenay Power &
7%
1
3-28
50C
(quar.)
End
West
1
Shattuck
$1.50
West
3-
Shaler
30c
3-20
25c
—
(quar.)
Telephone, $1.20 pfd.
Coast
3-20
(quar.)
D
4- 2
30c
6c
:—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-20
3-
3-
1
Co.
Snowdrift
&
4-
2»/2c
Seatrain
Oil
4-
293aC
20C
.
Mining
B
preferred
&
2-29
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4-
29]jc
3-15
•
15c
Class
North
1
75c
Aviation
Wesson
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)„„:
American
Wells-Gardner
3-15
Wico
preferred ser. B
C
60c
2nd pfd.
(quar.)
Norris-Thermador
3-12
1
$5
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Transit
4
4-
35c
(quar.)„—
(annual)
3-10
75c
50c
50c
50c
50c
(quar.)
common
income)
4-
Co.—
3-15
59 %c
(quar.)
Frontier
Chemical
North
4-
37'/2C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
25c
approved
convertible
Works—
Water
preferred
50c
preferred
Brewing
convertible
4.70%
Corp.—
Industries,
4(4%
Jose
4%%
on
Mining
Nicholson
Francisco
shares.
(quar.)
Niagara
San
class A
Ry.
preferred
non-cumulative
0%
40c
Service,
common
convertible
$1.25
Southwestern
$1.75
Carton
Magazine
convertible
35c
(quar.)
Louis
(quar.)
Newport
preferred
3-15
2-23
20c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
$2
Louis Public Service,
—
preferred
the
5%
preferred—
(Detroit)
preferred
of
3-12
3-14
2
$1.75
4%
25c
(quar.)
quar.)
St.
(quar.)_
4.36%
Stockholders
2
(increased
St.
(quar.)
Public
Yorker
Common
Co.
4-
75c
Common
3-15
Co.,
&
3-31
2-27
21c
3-15
3-31
30c
quar.)
(quar.)
5
(increased quar.)
4%%
Newmont
3-12
Hotel
6
(increased, quar.)
New Haven
New
2
Heating
Car
3-15
20c
3-30
Joseph Light & Power—
4-
(quar.)
New
Newport Electric
Lighting
Charles
St.
3-20
7
$1.25
common
preferred (quar.)
12 Vic
&
Safety
St.
3-12
4-
preferred B (quar.)
New
Watson-Standard,
3-
3-22
10C
3-13
3-20
(quar.)
Telephone
3-10
220c
2-24
1
common-———-
Brunswick
1
3-30
225c
(quar.)
4-
40c
National Propane Corp., 5%
New
4-
70c
2
3-15
50c
4-12
220c
2
3-15
3-20
5
300%
(quar.)
*50c
(quar.)
Inc.
4-16
—:
Casualty Co.
Naugatuck 1 Water
Ryerson & Hayne.s,
5-
(quar.)
Gypsum
Washington Oil
$1
(F. C.) Co. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd
Russell
2-14
3-30
Calif
National
3-10
West
(quar.)
San
Works
& Bros,
1
40c
35c
dividend
America
National Lock Co.
Co.
3-
3-20
3c
UOc
(increased
Inc.
3-16
3-16
20c
4%
Ltd
Co.,
3-
4- 1
3-14
from
(stock div.)
Pipe
4%
(quar.)
4-
7'/2C
7%
common
National
6%
Russell
&
Inc.
(Helena),
4-
50c
(quar.)
RR.,
Muskegon Piston Ring
National Lead,
Little
Bros.,
3-20
4- 1
2-29
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
[
3-10
$1.75
of
4-
5%
3-31
3-20
Terminals
&
Foundry &
Weeden
3-20
4-
3-13
real¬
5c
and.
income)
quarter
4%
(quar.)
2-14
v
Inc.—
of
Warren
Warehouse
230c
(quar.)
4-
75c
$2
(quar.)
Myers (F. E.)
2-29
3-16
3-30
2-29
75c
(quar.)
Drop Forging, common
preferred (quar.)
Co.
preferred
6% preferred
3-30
Ward & Co., common
Plan
8
3-10
$1
4-
37'/2C
•i3A%
Morris
5
3-
1
(15c from
gains
2%
(quar.)
15c
Locomotive
3-
4-
31'Ac
(quar.)
5%
3-26
(quar.)
Corp.
3-15
9
3
25c
5c
A
50c
Mfg.
3-30
class
long-term capital
ment
9
*
(quar.)
Montreal
Common
Robertson
preferred
first
2-28
87y2c
(quar.)
—
Wall Street Investing
ized
1
3-13
62'/2c
pfd.
B
50c
9
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Mills (quar.)
Flour
A
5
3-15
5%
9
3-
3-
$1.75
25c
2'/2c
3,/2%>
Sugar
Laboratories,
37'/2c
3-
50c
(quar.)
Monroe Auto Equipment Co., 5%
Montgomery,
3-
3-15
basis.
Bros,
17'/2c
Monroe Calculating Machine Co., com.
Montana
7%
3-15
3-23
Works,
Equipment (quar.)
Baking, common
preferred (quar.)_
2
(increased)
3-
*5c
preferred
and
8
1
3-10
+50c
Chemical
4-
(quar.)—
A
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
postponed
preferred
3-15
1
50c
Industries,
preferred
preferred
5%
2
Ltd
& Ontario Paper, new com.
Company
3-
50c
*25c
4-
15c
class A
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
3-29
3-
50c
(quar.)
3-10
3-10
$1.25
Wagner
$1.75
common
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Minnesota
Victor
3-19
$1.16'A
2nd preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
4%
Inc.
50c
preferred (quar.)
Miller Mfg. Co., common
A
3-20
3-30
10c
20c
held)——
shares
8%
Class
3-20
4-16
Inc.
3-20
50c
(quar.)
3-15
30c
Ltd.
Victor
Holdert
3-31
25c
(quar.)
*35c
87'/2c
11
,
$2 non-cumulative
4-16
$1.75
obligation (quar.)
Ltd., common
$1 dividend partic. preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Viau,
Class
Dividend
(quar.)
Michigan
5
Walker
(quar.)
$1
Middle South Utilities
3-
to be held on April 23 on a direc¬
proposal to split the common on a
Richman
3-16
4-
(quar.)
Co.,
3-31
3-15
(quar.)
two-for-one
Revlon,
dividend)
(quar.)
Canada,
of
9
4- 1
40c
quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
B
Veeder-Root,
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Midland Steel Products, common
Moore
4-
25c
(quar.)
common
common
7
Copper & Brass Inc.—
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
3-23
50c
Co.
Reserve
70c
(stock
com.
3-
Revere
12'/2C
3-31
preferred
3-15
Oil & Gas
25c
3-15
30c
Reading Co.,
3-16
3-30
5%
When
Payable of Rec.
30c
21/s>c
5-
2
(s-a)
A
4
5-15
2
(quar.)
Share
Utah Oil Refining (quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating Co., common
4-
Inc.
3-16
Extra
Class
preferred
Ranco,
2
(quar.)
Michaels, Stern
5
3c
each
Miami Copper Co.
7%
4-
*$1.50
(quar.)
Insurance
preierred
Preferred
3-10
3-
5%
3-16
3- 9
4-2
(quar.)
(initial
for
preferred
2
J12'/2C
J
preferred
Inc.,
Co.,
4-
3-28
class
Company
*38c
preferred
Stores, Ltd.
Quebec Telephone,
Cement—
Fire
1st
65%C
5%
share
(One
$3.50
7%
Purity
5%
5
4-10
1
4-
(quar.)—
Monday, March 5, 1956
Utilities
Wailuka
preferred (quar.)
Corp., voting common
original preferred (quar.)
3-21
30c
(quar.)
common
Merchants
4- 2
;
7%
3-20
United
n
4.65%
2
3-
3-15
5-
.
Per
Name of
3-14
2
$1.06
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Publication
3-20
1
1
4-
37'/2C
Corp.,
Portland
Medusa
4-
40c
—
(quar.)
McQuay, Inc.,
3-
3-15
.
4-
.
Holdert
When
Payable of Reo.
Oklahoma—
of
Co.
(quar.)—
4.24%
3-
(quar.)
Publishing
Steel
McLouth
4%
2
65c
(quar.)
common
McKinney Mfg.
the
Service
2
3-31
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill
Mica
Public
33-
25c
participating preferred
Metro,
4-10
1st
3-29
17'/2C
Mays (J. W.) Inc. (quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft (quar.)__
$4
4-20
4'/2%
3-29
25«
Co.
L.)
Ltd.,
Maxwell,
Merck
3-15
4-15
(quar.)
(Glenn
Martin
New
2
3-31
(quar)
Marlin-Rockwcli
$6
4-
X'20c
nmMti-ig
(quar.)
common
preierred
partic. preferred
preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
Prophet (The) Co. (quar.)
Providence-Washington Insurance
15C
WmmA*.—
n> im o*
m mr m if rr -r-
-ut -xj
mm—
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
Marine Bancorporation (quar.)
$1
:—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
com.
3-20
tl2'/2c
MacMillan & Bloedel Ltd., class A
Basket,
Ltd.
(Canada)
3-15
t50c
Market
(quar.)
Power
1
4-
f50c
Extra
Cl&SS
(quar.)—
3-31
12 >/2c
(initial)
com.
new
Power & Paper
MacLaren
Inc.
20c
Brewing
Lynchburg Foundry
MacFadden
(accum.)—
25c
t37'/2C
Co
Power
Lawrence
Lager
6%
,3-22
pfd.
$2.50
(quar.)
Electric
Corp.
Power
96c
K.),
75c
20c
62'/2c
5c
50c
27'/2c
*50c
*75c
*56 "Ac
15c
25c
(quar.)
Brewing,
Rubber
Potomac
plus this div.)
March 22 at .$104 per share
Suspender
(H.
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Insurance
$1.25
(quarjLowenstein (M.) & Sons, 4'A cIo preferred A
(entire
issue
called
for
redemption
on
Lower
Phoenix
$1.08 %
D
(quar.)
preferred E & F (quar.)_—„
4.35%
3-12
$1.06 V*
(quar.) —
B
preferred
4V*%
Los
pfd.
5%
Share
Name of Company
3-30
50c
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting,
Per
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
Share
Company
.
Electronics- (quar.)
4- 2
.
3-26;
3- 1
3-1S
3-
3
(Continued
on page
48)
.
>
Volume 183
Number 5513
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1119)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
ftange for Problem
STOCKS
Year 1955
37% Oct
107
Uveit
.
48 % Jan
28
3
Feb
1
111
19
Jan
13
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
6
18
71
39 y8 Feb
42% Jan
3
109% Feb
7
14% Jan
9
ABC
67% Jan. 3
ACF
18
79
23
23% Sep
35% Sep
25% Nov
20
30
34% Sep
20
23
l9
6
9
62 y4 Jan
Aug 25
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
4%
Jan
7%~Mar
25% Jan
21% Oct
19
Jun
3
77% Jan
21
30
130
20% Nov
40%
41%
40%
108%
*107%
1
14
Industries
Inc
14
Jan
6
73% Feb
24
21
17% Jan
6
ACF-Wrigley
30% Feb
13
32% Jan
9
Acme
24"% Jan
3
Adams
32% Jan
4
Aaams-Millis
2
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
3
Admiral
22 y4 Jan
23
31 y2 Jan
24
108
19
131
18% Feb
27
12 y8 Feb
8
36% Feb
9
21
Mar 15
157
Dec
22
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
2% Nov
29
6
Jan
20
155
Jan
4
41 y4 Dec
27% Mar 14
107
17% Oct
11
109% Jan
7
117
Aug
136
156
26% Mar 30
9
Feb
22 % Jan
14% Jan
Jan
27
3
Jan
13
19
6
6
28% July 25
20% Jan 27
23% Feb
91% Aug
86
326
Jun
Jun
24
Jan
10
88
7% Jan
23
9
Jan
117
14% Jan
Jan
20
19
Jan
S
34
Dec
22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
7
61% Oct 27
Jan
26
Jan
23
114% Jan
6
3
25'/a Dec
3
117
Feb
8
16 y8 Jan
27
18 % Jan
12
14
115% Jan
3
23% Jan
18
25% Jan
4
Allied Kid
33% Feb 27
35% Jan
12
56% Jan
4
Apr
11
Jan
95% Mar
23
2
97% Jan
65
Jan
23
131
Jan
24
142
Feb
Sep 26
134% Apr
15
113
120
34% Aug
1
65% May 12
72% Jan 18
2% Nov 16
Jan
5
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
3%% convertible preferred
Sep
23
82
14
90
2
Aluminum
Co
119% Sep
13
2
Aluminium
Limited
99% Feb
9
110 y2 Mar
3
Jan
6
3 y2 Jan
13
Jan
13
37% Jan
30
4
28 Vb Jan
23
30
30.
91% Jan
10
17
30% Nov
Oct
14
105 V4 Jun
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
71% Feb
14
79
Jan
9
20% Jan
6
29% Jun
8
22% Feb
9
25
Feb
29
110% Feb
14
120% Feb
29
Jan
6
139% Jun
31
Nov
16
36
100
Feb
Sep
13
Jan
3
36
Feb
31
108
Jan
28
31
Jan
Jan
27
70% Jan
9
16% Jan
23
72
Nov
21
14% Jan
6
33% Jan
100
6
12
Jan
22 % Mar 30
42% Dec
107 %
Sep
14
19
39 y2 Jan
104
Jan
Petroleum
4y2%
cum
American
6%
20% Mar
2
American
3
42 % Mar
2
Amer
107% Mar
2
4%
Amer
Bosch
Brake
33% July 15
24% Jan 23
27y8Jan
3
17
21l/2 Mar
8
20% Jan
9
20% Jan
11
9% Jan
11
3
6% Feb
14
7% Jan
6
American
Cable
48% Nov
30
43% Feb
14
47% Jan
6
American
Can
44
Feb
28
45% Jan
13
38%. Jan
27
35'% Jan
18
46% Sep
59% Dec
7
23% Mar 17
27 Vs Mar 14
9iy4 Sep
48
140
106
27
Mar 14
Apr.
4
Mar 15
71% May
33
Nov
3
16
-
6
54% Feb 29
27% Feb 21
17
preferred
7%
Co
Chain
&
Co
Colortype
American
Crystal Sugar com
9
32% Jan
3
34
Jan
6
17
97% Jan
4
100
Feb
14
140
Mar
4%%
2
American
29
3%%
conv
135 % Dec
21
Jan
24
11
56 V4 Dec
27
52% Jan
31
59% Jan
12
American
15% Jun
10
13% Jan
18
42% Dec
19
17% Feb
29
American
♦154 -
164
3%
3%
33/4
22y8
21%
21%
21%
22%
21 %
116%
*115%
116%
♦116%
116%
♦116%
21%
21%
21% •■•21%
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88
88
8%
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54
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500
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500
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500
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145
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145
145
145
120
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112%
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96
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28%
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18%
117
16
American
1
American
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No par
Co
10
..—10
100
preferred series C-100
20
Distilling Co
Encaustic Tiling
17% Jan
10
20% Feb
24
American
13% Jan 23
15% Jan
3
American
1
5
Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
8
47% Jan 23
58
2
American
Gas
9
86
Enka
Corp
European
25
131% Jan
12
American
Hawaiian
1
3% Jan
4
4% Jan
30
American
Hide
Nov
21
38
Mar 30
33% Jan
27
35
17
96
Nov
84% Jan
31
111
11
Jan
6
96% Jan 26
13% Dec
7
17% Dec
103
21
Sep
13 %
Sep
15
16
11% Jan
30
Jan
9
Mar
11% Jan
& Leather
100
105%
106 3/a
106"%
107%
107%
100
8,600
31,200
110%
28,600
3%
4,000
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3
39
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39
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39
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39
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29%
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105
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33%
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107
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73
73
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25
24%
243/4
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118%
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2,000
119
120
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103
103
28
28
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69,200
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40
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37
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105
97
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101
101
103
103
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110
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14%
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14%
2
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18 y8 Dec
143/4
16% Feb
17
17% Jan
American Investment Co of 111 new_l
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
163/4
16%
16%
16%
163/4
4,300
Jan
3
41% Mar 16
35% Feb
68% Sep
16
56% Jan 20
13
104% Jan 24
108
Sep
10
Mar
38% Jan
29
Jan
11
106
28
17
13% Jan 30
13% Jan
4
7% Jan 27
8% Jan
31% Sep
1
25% Feb
Mar
5Vi%
4
63% Feb
30
common
International
prioi
preferred
Fdry common„7
100
Amer Machine & Metals
Amer
'
Metal
4% %
Co
28
Jan
16
2
30
Jan
27
5%%
15% Feb
29
3
American
Motors
Metal
6
60% Sep
23
2
American
Natural
38% Apr
11
28% Feb
6
32% Feb
29
American
News
53y4 Mar
3
9
9
111% Dec
40% Jan
American
Jan
' 6
35% Feb
67
Optical
5
95 y2 Jan
20
2
Amer
Potash
&
21% Mar 14
27% Jun
16
21% Feb
2
13
Amer
Rad
Std
Mar
23% Jan
7
179% Jan
5
173% Jan
9
Feb
13
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
9% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
8% Feb
27
37 % Feb
9
31% Jan 23
36% Jan
6
72% Apr
58% Sep
11
56
21
46% Jan 23
172
Apr
22
46 %
Aug 12
166% Jan
Aug 24
131 y2
43% Dec
58% Feb
Feb
42
21
18
Jan
10
125 y4 Jan
20
39% Jan
54
30
18
177
1%
&
7%
37%
37 %
1,200
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63%
17,500
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107
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107%
107 %
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103
cl
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Feb
27
59% Jan
16
American
Stores
Feb
29
95% Jan
6
American
8ugar
6
Jan
19
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
14% Feb
21
16% Jan
172% Jan
13
16
179 % Jan
23
187 % Feb
62% Feb
21
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
130% Jan
20
145
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
8%
8 3/8
30,200
58%
1
American
3
American
Tobacco
27
10
51% Jan
13
American
10
Jan
3
10
Jan
30
American
29% Aug 16
26% Jan
9
29
Jan
17
Preferred
6%
25% May 17
167/8 Oct 14
28% Aug
30% Jun
1
25% Jan
10
26% Mar
1
Preferred
5%%
6
17% Feb
14
21% Jan
47
4
Viscose
Water
58%
58%
593/4
60
60'A
16,400
32 3/a
32
32%
31%
32%
313/4
32
15,900
38%
37%
38%
37%
383/8
37%
37%
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105%
104%
5
„10Q
8%
10
32 'A
par
corn—100
5
100
25
100
25
Corp
6
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6
83
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
79
Feb
29
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72
Sep 21
63% Feb
14
69
Jan
3
Anaconda
Wire <fc
Anchor
20
36
Feb
8
7
103
Jan
20
32% Jan
10
Sep
7
32% Dec
19
44% Jan
44% Oct 11
58% Dec
1
55% Jan
4
36% Dec
1
29% Feb
15
38% Feb
23
Jan
12
107
38% Mar
2
Feb
16
34% Feb
20
70
Zinc
104%
103%
22%
22%
178
8%
32%
57
52%
53%
171% 171%
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43%
126% 127
43%
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-
8%
104
22 Vb
178
8%
26Vb
26'/8
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7%
34
177
8
34%
16,100
5,800
58
57%
58%
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58%
320
53%
54%
53
543A
53%
543A
54%
55%
42,000
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171%
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171'A
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43%
54%
43%
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44
543A
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184 3A
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140
48%
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44
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to
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170%
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44
13,300
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15%
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1853/8
184%
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184%
185 %
185%
185 %
29,900
76%
141%
491/4
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139
48%
9%
76%
139
49%
9%
76%
139
48%
93/8
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140
49%
9%
76%
139%
47%
9%
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140
28,400
1,590
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29,900
9%
3,000
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9%
273/4
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26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
210
20%
20%
20%
20%
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10,500
118,200
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28
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28
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28
100
20%
20 3/a
50
Lead
&
74'A
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74%
77%
77%
79
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77'/2
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78'A
66 Vb
66 Vb
66%
66%
66%
67%
67%
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69
69%
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38
38%
38
38%
37%
38%
36%
37%
37%
37%
3,900
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106%
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Cable
20 %
20%
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preferred
Anderson
8%
57
142
143%
15'A
15%
184% 185 V*
75Vb
77%
9V2
223A
177
57%
93
50%
7%
6,200
3,900
43,700
57%
142
28
3/a
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23
34
142
9V2
8%
108
22%
34
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49%
223/4
177
105 3A
34%
55%
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8
105
33%
91%
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22%
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series
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$4
56%
25
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Co
6
22%
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5
25
common
Works
Jan
100
58%
series—!
62% Jan
.
38%
preferred
11 y4 Jan
253A
♦28
31%
Tel & Tsl Co
84 y8 Feb
145% Jan
55% Nov
30
58
Tobacco
27
13
26.
8
1
11
27
page
8 %
100
8% Oct
see
5,000
8
♦28
39
preferred
26% Jan
footnotes
15 3/8
26%
26
30
58%
Refining
Jan
3
15%
26
32 V*
Co
89
Mar
15%
15
140
110
15%
44% Feb
16
'
15%
19
16
Jun
28
15%
25%
26 Vs
38%
common
Nov
40
28
15%
100
Co
147% Nov
9
30
15
25%
58V\
preferred
100
45% Jan
26
*28
15
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
6%
5,000
25%
30
15
No par
6
Jan
25%
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31 '/2
com
4
75% Feb
106
25
:
15
105 %
1
2
Sany common
Dec
•
1
Chem
Sumatra
"105%
20
Co
64% Jan
139
10
92
63
Co
137% Jan
Nov 23
13,800
26%
37%
6%
7%
110
106
62%
13
American
•90%
37%
Feb
146
26'/a
92
No par
Gas
Co
Snuff
•103%
26%
92
63%
com
preferred
American
106
25%
31 Vb
Amer
2
♦103%
26%
62
2
46% Mar
106
91
253/4
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37%
3
129
"103%
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55% Mar
21
91
37%
59% Feb
Feb
26%
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American Seating Co
American Ship Building Co—No
174
106
37%
American
Smelt &
26%
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62
Corp
27
108
91
5
Products
27
60 % Mar
*104
26'%
38
convertible preferred
Molasses Co
Oct
12
105 %
37 V*
61%
American
American
26%
*90
No par
No par
com;
preferred
14
105
100
Ltd
26 yB Oct
55% Jan
100
Mach &
preferred
38
120
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Jun
For
*116
100%
Jun
3
117
117'
113/8
15
13% Jan
300
12,700
100%
32
103
96%
70%
144
143/4
10% Jan
33% Mar 30
69%
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3.90%
46
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703/a
139
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2
117
*138
11%
1
46% Nov
96-
69%
145
100%
3
1
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96%
70%
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500
11%
21
29% Feb
10,100
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92
11
541/4
liy2
26% Jan
121% Oct
53
100V4
20% Mar 14
24% Mar 16
1
54
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106% Feb
161% Jun 13
39 y4 Jan
3
53%
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Ice Co
noncumulative
10
40% Mar 14
54%'
No par
6%
20
6
1,800
53%
preferred__100
Corp new_l
American
90
50 yB Jan
353/4
American
24% Jan
Jun
35%
14% Mar
103% Jan
170
233/4
353/a
100% Mar
7
46% Jan
233/4
353/a
9
4
11
24
35
20
6
8% Oct
7,400
24%
Jan
94% Jan
17
1,300
13% Jan
99
35% Apr
25
114%
2
107 y2 Feb
Oct
113%
15
11
104
113%
241/2
Aug
18
5
113%
"
•
16% Nov
105
13
21
1141/4
50
SS Co
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
23% Oct
45% Jan
17%
1
5
6%
88% Nov
27% Jan
17 3A
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-
106%.
3
■
& Electric Co
Jan
Jan
17%
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3
41% 42
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25%
36% Mar
65
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69%
70 %
148
120
17%
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96'A
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39
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74'/2
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6%
44% Jan
28
-
54
142
_30
35,300
343%
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34%
34%
54%
120
34
113
'
24%
34%
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34%
♦24
;
34 Vb
333/8
120
17%
113
24%
34%
105
3
2
5% Apr
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17%
17%
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3
21
33%
33%
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17 %
113
112
33%
106V2 107%
35% Jan
3% Nov
76,200
90
22
Mar
2,900
9
873/4
22
Dec
21%
88
8%
88
29
52% Dec
8%
87%
Sep
130
1163/4
21%
♦87
88 Vb
20% Sep
7
17,700
87
40% Sep
1
223,4
*116
21%
88
8 3%
7,200
87%
3
Jan
8%
10
3%
87
3
62% Feb
8%
8%
118
♦87
164
213/4
213/4
21%
88
600
•
3%
87%
Jan
40
*87
•154
4
86%
Nov
Mar 30
164
3%
-'
■
38'/a
15
16
*155
3%
18,500
'
373/4
34
127/e Aug 17
163
*154
4
2,300
39%
145
38
conv
26
Mar
144%
38%
37%
Cyanamid Co com
10
preferred series B_100
3%%
2
Cable
prior preferred
Oct
39
146
39'/2
38%
25
Chicle
126
*145
133/4
38%
146%
37%
12.50
common
American
12% Jan
44
13%
39
*143
19,500
38
1
preferred
American
Feb
13%
39%
146%
145
1
American
71% Mar
131/4
38%
144%
38%
200
1,100
19%
37%
10
Corp
5
188
131%
19
500
20
Radio
28
23
13
19%
*115
No par
common
&
18
27
13
19%
121
37%
—100
—
Feb
Jan
12%
-
20%
5,200
32
131
*117
37%
100
Jan
Jan
20
*313/4
131
*135
71
No par
42
61
19%
24%
24%
313/4
128
*219
96
Corp com__2
com
67
176
19%
24%
313%
128
145
142
100
'32 y4 Jan
8
20
243/B
32
128
5,400
"
33% Dec
69% Dec 22
24%
*31%
*125
'
100 V2 Jan
109y4Sep
24%
32
123%
200
10,200
500
53%
1
preferred
Inc
Theatres
5%
24%
*31%
122%
75
15%
323/B
Broadcasting-Paramount
18
6% Oct
Jan
Co
'
21%
33%
No par
common
Arma
Shoe
convertible
X24%
"
39%-*
*24
-
50
18% Jan
47
l'
No par
preferred
conv
22% Jan
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
Corp
common
Bank Note
24%
13
xl7V4
1
preferred
24
31%
1
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
9
70
65
32%
50
3%%
26
Feb
313/4
33%
34%
*116y4 120
No par
com
Amer Agricultural Chemical
American Airlines
7
Jan
28
14
32%
lo
conver'wble preferred
Amerada
34
Nov
31%
1
2
103
32
31% '7 32%
9,700
743/4
*135
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
14
110
2
108% Mar
32%
20
America
3
May 31
1
27% Mar 15
Jan
Jan
of
Amalgamated Leather Co
6%
15
100
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
37
*70
15%
*219
5
3
6
•70
74
15%
21
No par
24
82
70
Co
Mills
Feb
May
74
*70
*87
8V2
No par
38% Jan
25% Jan
102
Dye
10
3% Mar 29
*70
15%
*115%
1
19
39
74%
76
15%
21%
1
Feb
Mar
*70
*70
-31%
2,100
*
15%
3%
5
35 y8 Jan
Feb
65%
74%
1
23
88
63%
74%
160
Sep
41
64
15%
160
_.
27
14
*70
123
12,500
100
133/4
63%
<
14
♦71
10
100
413%
13%
15%
13
Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
24
13
11
109
72 %
100
common
&
41%
*106%
73
18%
Allied Stores
3
72% Feb
81% Apr
160% Apr
64%
148
Industries Inc
Allied
63%
39
common
Allied Chemical
51
64
*146
common
106% Feb
9
63%
31%
5 % % preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp new_l
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allen
64%
100
preferred
Alleghany Corp
27
x64y8
42%
108'/a
13%
100
Inc
6
July 22
63% Jun
98
Jan
34% Feb
13%
24%
1
30
122% July
40
146
Inc
4%%
14
No par
common
1951 series
preferred
Aldens
% Jan 23
6
133% Dec
34
11
Jan
20% Aug 26
93
110
Nov
135
30
104
7%
3
170
pfd
Alco^Products
23 % Jan
117% Jan
31
3
3
Corp
4.50%
13%
123
1
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
26
Mar 14
_1
No par
16
Jan
122
Co—
Corp
Corp
Aeroquip
14
Shares
41%
108 %
-
1
the Week
Mar. 2
15
-
10
Express
41%
108 %
Friday
Mar. 1
31 %
2.50
Co
Air Reduction Inc
3
Inc
27
Jan
209% Jan
Steel
41
*107%
Sales for
Thursday
72
called
Stores
Feb
7y» Jan
5
50
preferred
4% Feb
18
July 12
preferred
5%
3
Jan
160
20% Jan 23
116
5%
13
40% Jan
152
9
3% Jan
Mar
80
11
=-•
PRICES
"
*71%
25
common
SALE
Feb. 29
108%
Vending Corp
HIGH
Wednesday
41%
*107%
13
15% Aug 24
14
(
5
100"
common
preferred
14% Feb
76
Tuesday
7 Feb. 28
Feb. 27
70 y2 Feb
9
30% Jan
1
12% Oct
Dec
Monday
.
par
70% Feb
63
~~
'
10
13 y4 Feb
Aug 25'
YORK
EXCHANGE
106% Jan 24
27
16% Jan
Jan
46% Jan
NEW
Highest
Clayton &, Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
6.25
No par
21.80
36'A
10
63%
14
-*34 %
36%
64
35
♦105
1061/a
373A
37%
36%
63%
643/4
62%
65
33%
33%
33%
343A
36%
•105
106 %
•105
106%
37%
38
37%
38%
633A
65%
65 %
66%
9,000
20,300
343A
33%
33%
700
♦34
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
IG
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
..
(1120)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
kif* for Froriou
Range Since
Lawest
Tear 1955
Highest
Lowoot
36
24% May
14
31% July 5
55 7» Dec
6
18
Dec 15
3
May 12
36
13% Jan
Jan
37
Feb
54% Jan
9
18% Feb
Argo
7
18
32% Mar
19
97% Jan
4
102% Mar
2
Jan
3
18% Mar
1
9% Feb
17
22
3
Jan
7
Nov
28
28% Feb
16
6
17
Jun
Jun
24
11
30
17
16
15% Jan
5
27% Jan 10
2nd
8
1
69
121% Jan
18
162
55
Jan
Mar
61
23
31%
33%
19,300
53%
52
53
52%
53%
52%
53
52%
53 %
35,900
102
101
5
*19
:
20
*19
20
Corp
Co
Inc
7%
29%
29
2.50
-
7%
7%
7%
29%
29%
29%
62
15
Jun
58
13
06% Oct
13
41% Oct
10
40% Sep
9
96% Sep
15
48% Mar 31
10
14% Jan
27% Dec
22
8 % Apr
17%
■:! 17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%'
29%
29%
29%
29 %
1,600
31%
31%
3172
31%
31%
31%
3174
31%
3172
31%
2,400
7
109
109
60
109
109
60
■
109%
♦108
:
60%
6074
6072
9
99% Feb
27
45
,
3
Jan
f
-
*106
108
107
60
59%
60%
2
11% Jan
9
Austin
17% Feb
27
6
Jan
5
44% Jan
5
60
Electric Co com__6.50
100
28%
2872
prior
Automatic
7% Feb 24
49% Feb
60
28%
Co of
Canteen
65%
10
10
24%
7%
7%
7%
47
68%
27,500
y y
670
v
6,100
2,600
/
1,900
1174
;;
100
*17 ;>
17%
24%
24%
3,300
77a
99,400
7
774
7
47%
43%
10%
?:
24%
24%
46%
:
7Vz.
18
*17
,
99
19,000
38
43%
10%
10%
18
24%
24%
37%
.
60
»:
50%
93%
!;
68
*1774
48
48
67
*10
25%
••7%
:
48%
43%
^
99%
42%
1,900
'
;•>;
6872
•9872
10%
10 74
18
;
*1774
37%
67
M 6672
•
102
49%
49%
3772
9974
2,900
28%
*100
4872
-
14,500
60
28%
,
102
2,600
148%
60
43%:
9874
X42%
17%
48
.
99%
25%
77»
3
No par
37%
4372
17%
common
$2.25 conv preferred
37%
37
6572
,
247a
Amer—5
50%
98%
6674
10
49
4374
9972
43%
65%
($1.20)—No par
Mfg Corp (The)
Avco
24
9974
43 7a
No par
common.
pref
49
37%
38%
377a
10
.100
5
20
*100
102
*100
14774
60
28%
V
:>
6i
•' -'
147%
59%
•
28%
330
108
6074
;
28%
60%
,
102
47%
47 72
4774
c■
*100
101
101
No par
RR
Line
Nichols
Conv
3
26% Jan
20
60
2872
Powder
8
Jan
60%
28%
$3.75 series B
Preferred
19
68% Mar
160%
145 72
146%
145%
146%
146
Atlas Corp
Ftb
145
147%.
50
Refining common
Atlantic
39% Jan
23
Mar 30
54
Oct 20
17%
50
.
Coast
Atlantic
2
59,600
17%
preferred
Atlas
18
26
5% Oot
42
5
61% Feb 13
11
18
Mar 21
19
50% Mar
23
4%
2,300
29%
-100
preferred
Atlantic City
7
27
■■'■',..
_j
Goods Corp—
Dry
(Preferred
(
Feb
101
43% Jan
10
4
Jan
July 18
16
16% Nov
20
16% Jan
9
Dec
68
47% Mar 14
1
97% Jan 11
41% Feb
9
101% Apr 20
6
•
31
28% Feb
3
35% Jan
8
38% Sep
13
Jan
28
Mar 17
59% Mar
34% May 17
7%
29%
par
com
Common
Jan
61% Jan
151
96% Feb
3
Oct
30
101
27% Dec
*7%
29%
!
23
59% Feb
Aug 11
,
Jan
400
7%
1,700
1
& Refining
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
137
240
20
29%
7%
29
i
Nov 30
82,200
24,400
102 y2
*18%
19%
18"%
29%
7%
7%
1
Inc
20
*19%
18%
31%
102
101
101
32%
17"%
18%
31%
31%
102
101
102
17%
31%
31%
31%
31%
101
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
No par
preferred $1.50 series__No
5.25%
31%
52%
Associates Investment Co—.««—1(T'
2
30%
31
Common
5
110% Jan
106% Jan 23
113
•2% Feb
Feb 14
30
37% Sep
8
Aug 15
May 27
26% Mar 14
104% Feb
31%
17%
Carpet
Associated
3
Jan,
35
38%
30%
30%
Ashland Oil
29% Feb 23
37%
30%
1
Industries
Arvin
3
38%
29%
5
Constable
Artloom
30% Jan
17% Feb
34
12% Jan
Mar 15
Arnold
6
8% Jan 13
Jan
22
37%
29%
of Illinois.,
preferred
$3.75
8,300
37%
29
10
Corp
38%
37%
5
Co
Armstrong
4,300
5%
37%
5%
37%
Cork Co common
Armour &
2
102 % Apr
Steel
Shares
5%
38
5ya
5
5
5
*4%
5
4%
No par
OH Corp
Armco
3
29
15% Feb
29% Jan
35% Apr
25% Apr
24
Archer-Daniels-Midland
2
33% Mar
27% Jan 23
46% Feb
3
Jan
40
10
5
Sales for
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Feb. 29
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
SALE PRICES
1'nursday
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
W Products Co Inc
A P
1
5% Mar
18
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
28
6
11
96% Aug 30
19% Sep 29
6% Jun 14
26% Oct
*
4
43% Feb
11
Oct
3
6% Jan
4% May 19
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
:
:
*46%
47
?•"
1,800
4774
B
8% Feb
6% Aug 18
18
11% Jan
6
30% Jan
10
'35%
53% Sep
Jan
18
6
6
45
2
104% Feb
29
41% Feb
13
48% Jan
19
68% Jan
27
9
Baltimore
3
Jan
4%
52% Mar
Ohio
&
48% Nov
66% Jan
13
60
Jan
19
~6~4%
Jan
6
Barber
Oil
15% Jan
26
19
20% Jan
23
22
Jan
30
Barker
Brothers
41% Jan
16
15
72% Mar 29
19% Nov 23
33 % Jan
14% Jan
Dec
133
17
57
13
Jan
103% Jun
22 % Mar
,
Sep
6
9
Bath
19% Jan
6
Bayuk Cigars Inc
51% Mir
125% Mar
2
45
Jan
17
116
Jan
23-
107% May
2
14
38% Dec
1
105% Jan
26
106 'A Jan
2
37% Jan
9
29% Feb
2
Mar
23
24
Nov
18
29% Dec 30
25% Jan
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88 xk Jan
9
20% Sep
20
49
July 11
30
Oct
20% Feb
14
46
6
27
Jan
3
26% Oct
24
34% May
Nov
28
12
Jan
6
30% Jan
22
17
96% Mar
42% Apr
101
8
Oct
26
1
Apr
Beck Shoe
10
24% Jan
3
4
Beech
Creek
RR
:
2
47% Jan
Feb
15
29% Jan
3
Beech-Nut
31
14
Feb
6
Belding-Heminway '
,
Mar
3
Bell
Aircraft
15
28'A Feb
14
33
Jan
3
Bell
&
18
98
29
101
Jan
30
23% Jan
Feb
Jan
Packing
27
27
*20'A
21
42
*40
42
150
50%
49%
50%
49%
50%
50
51
4,400
17%
17'/a
17%
17V4
17 Va
17%
17%
5,100
49%
"17
49%
"105%
19
58 Va Jan
3
Bendlx Aviation
18% Jan
30
2078 Jan
3
Beneficial
1% Jan
6
2% Feb
24
Benguet Consol Mining
Jan
30
33 74 Feb
28
Best
1
44% Jan
23
9
145% Feb
9
Co
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
35% July 25
Mar 14
6
31
&
Co
158% Sep
172
6
13% Jan
7
Nov
9
Sep
10
168
>,
2
Jan 26
Bethlehem
1727a Feb
18,
Jan
18
85% Sep
15
33% Oct
11
40
22
24
Aug 17
31
25
Sep
14% Feb
13
74
Dec
Mar
9
11
3
5
10
28% Jan
4
23
33% Feb
23
30
2972 Jan
6
Bliss
(E W)
3772 Mar
1
Bliss
&
33% Jun
14
25% Jan
38
26
Jan
397a Jan
Jan
28
84
34% Jan 23
,
Black
89%
89%
22
21%
22
21%
217a
47
46
47
28
21
21%
47
47
47
47
27%
27%
X27%
V
56%
19 7»
1
32 74
32%
32%
Mfg
Co
Co
(Delaware)
170
170
:.
3474''
35
32 7a
Nov
27%
287a
;-/y
27%
36%
10
1
88% Mar
64% May 18
3
69 '/a Jan
27
79% Jan
3
Jan
23
29% Feb
21
25% Feb 28
29% Jan
16
14
10
Laughlin
Airplane
Boeing
'
20% Mar 15
31% Sep
29
25
Aug 23
39% Jan
3
12
Dec
20
3
12'
8
15% Mar 14
9% Jan
€1
Dec
Jan
26
Mar
1
19% Jun
22
15% Feb
14
11% Jun
7
11% Jan
3
30
66% May
3
58'A Feb
14
43% Nov 29
48% Apr
29
9
17
95% Sep
12
100% Nov
15
53% Jan
6
61% Sep
16
36%
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
28% Jan
3
64% Sep
19
12 V* Nov
2
18% Mar 28
13% Jan
49 % Dec
45
Jan
38
Mar 14
Mar
19
•
Braniff Airways
23
Bridgeport Brass Co
6
28% Feb
14
95
Aug 11
100% Apr
2|5
9574 Jan
4
32
Sep
26
36% Feb
10
14% Jan
0
82
Jan
6
20% Jan
6
5774 Jan
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
19
Jan
30
23
472%
"
32% Jan
Feb
74%
23
34% Jan
3
Brooklyn
Union
Feb
10
15
Feb
3
Brown
100
Jan
16
103% Jan
22 7a
97
97
30%
31
99
99
/
307a
:
100
3374
3372
14
.No par
Gas
1
14 7a
109
5,400
29%
29%
32%
32
21%
21%
Feb
16
81% Jan
80
Jun
22
77% Feb
8
77 V* Feb
92
Apr
26
83% Feb
3
85
22% Jan
6
34% Jun
22
19% July
Jan
19
8
20
4%%
33% Mar
2
9
16% Jan
9
Bush
Butler Bros
Jan
6
30% Oct 31
22 y2 Feb
17
3iy4 Jan
5
8% Oct
11
12% Aug 20
9% Jan
23
liy8 Feb
24
Oct
11
36% Feb
3
26
Jan
30
32% Jan
3
99% Jan 26
103% Jan
4
99
Jan
11
103 % Jan
3
Terminal
1
100
7%
7
46% July 28
40% Jan
Jan
9
2% May 17
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
5 % Feb
9
6% Jan
13
Callahan
12% Jan
20
15 y4 Feb
29
Calumet & Hecla
3
7% Jan
17
23
43% Jan
3
10% Jan
6
6% Nov
15
11% Apr
11
37% Oct
14
44% Dec
12
42
Nov
14
17 % Dec
y
100
July 15
64% Feb
7
23
45
6% Jan
82
80%
*71
80
*71
*84%
85
*84%
131%
Feb
7
31
30% Jan
24
32
Jan
6
31% Feb
14
35 y« Jan
11
59
52% Jan 20
54% Mar
2
$4.25
32%
32
3274
21%
22
22 Va
21%
22 y8
4,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 y2
15%
31,200
81%
*80%
81%
bo y2
80%
♦80
80
*71
80
*71
80
*71
79
85
85
85
85
85
*85
8572
180
22,700
,
180
32%
32%
33
3372
16
16%,
157a
16
2,200
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
10%
11 Va
10%
11
100
"101%
9
1
Inc
preferred
Pacific
Mills
-
81
16 '
26%
Packing Corp.
Canadian Breweries
Cannon
,31%
33
No par
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian
2;0
1,100
7,100
5
Zinc-Lead
conv
28%
16
5
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
Jan
28%
32 V*
2
98
29
31,700
16
3
64
29%
33%
28%
94
32%
39% Mar
7
20%
*9174
1&
17% Jan
16
20
92%
31%
16
93% Feb
2074
*9174
9,600
16
10
62 % Feb
207s
92%
500
1,400
4
317/a
Feb
16
43
i
2674
42% '
16-
34% Jan
Jan
28% Mar 14
For footnotes see
page 26.
*81%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Campbell W & C Foundry
40
53% Dec 30
21
15% ,15%
2674
427a
2072
"
:
42%
26%
102
42%
,
Ltd
Ry
1
1.80
15
No par
100
.
6
14%
6%
41
22%
9,500
ioy2
10%
107a
11
6,000
26%
27
27 Va.
2772
700
101%
101%
90
41%
41%
27%
101 Va
101%
*101
41%
42
,
41 %
6%
574
6
57/a
14%
1414
15
14%
6%
67s
41%
407/a
38
38
16%
16%
16 Va
94 Va
22%
11
27
*26%
38
*62 y2.
23
10%
27
'
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
Feb
California
16
■100
2674
42 74
.15
common
participating
15%
100
100
26
-{■
"
__1
;
...
(A M)
21%
5
Co
Butte Copper & Zinc../
Byers Co
32%
22V*
100
Burroughs Corp
15% Feb
29%
33 Va
109
second preference..
28% Jan 23
1
29%
32%
21%
100
preferred
29%
.1
com
1
.5
_
"
Inc
Co
preferred
3% %
*92 72
10
Co.
Co
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
94
20
4,000
14 74
92 74
207a
/
3372
147a
20 7a
*93
3074
101
1474
94
207a
.5
.No par
*99
*14 7a
20%
'
J
100
30%
30%
101
1474
147a
ya
30%
33%
207a
Co
Co common
preferred
1,400
10,600
33%
Budd
-
4,800
10172
3374
Bucyrus-Erie
Inc
22%
101 %
*54 Va
55
3372
33%
14
33 74
22 Va
99%
y
*19
100
100
33%
14
-7
500
22%
9774
55
■
30%
3072
30%
100
*99
5572
2274
'
,.
3
3
5574
227a
9674
96%
14
30
10
55
22 y4
22%
9474 Feb
Sep
13
5572
22
:
9574
21% Jan
71
25% Jan
*55
x96
5572
22
25
78% Jan
57% Jan
50
23
80
17
51V2
19% Jan
8
91% Jan
50 74
9172 Jan
12
7,500
507a
July 21
Dec
50
50
23
78
49%
1474
5174
05% July 29
3
8,900
7,300
5074
147a
14 74
43
16% Jan
14V2
1472
26%
7
13,700
47
14%
48 74
147a
10072
15 y8 Feb
2072
45 Va
2072
48
14%
42%
1
'19%
14 7a
197a
51%
26
21% Aug
92% Mar
19%
46 7a
22
51%
*100
Mar 15
26
19
43 7a
20%
14%
26%
Forge
3,900
53 74
42%
Watch
57%
22 74
5574
100
567/a
50
Co....___3.50
*98%
12%
56%
22
2674
Bulova
14% Sep
5672
567a
41%
Bullard
6
56%
567a
5672
42 7a
Buffalo
Jan
5672
■i
56 7o
267a
8
26
6,400
100 7a
27
1,800
100
100
*9872
100
*9872
41%
13
620
*98%
■
1007B
Feb
4,000
>'
9972
*98
X267a
22 Va Feb
157a
28,700
5
30
15%
60%
—Ill15
36 Va Jan
1,410
15%
46%
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender.. .No par
1
12%
45
Brown Shoe
19
267a
60
3
13
5,200
.26%
7 12%
12%
3
Feb
28%
12%
45
6
30% Feb
28
26%
12%
4372 Jan
27
28%
60%
27% Jan
20% Jan
l,0Ud
44,700
12
23
6
75%
60 Va
387s Jan
11
10.9C0
37%
74%
"43%
25% Jan 23
(The)
28
*36%
76%
44%
30
$5
28
37%
127a
23
Co
14,300
607a
Dec
*
7 2774
90
32
59%
127t
31% Feb
July 25
7 31%
12
;
43
21
33% Jan
//•■ 1274
"
25% Sep
24
12 74
32
v
12 7a
5
Bigelow
&
47% Feb
23
Xl5%
5,700
77' 5,200
43%
.—2.50
14
17% May 17
16
-
1674
36%
44%
2.50
common
preferred
29% Jan
Mar 18
167a
36
6074
Briggs & Stratton
21
15
12%
36%
:
26
16
12%
15
81
27%
12%
12%
147a
81
27%
/
28
26
14%
82
37%
28%
2672
2872:
1,000
171
♦169
59
Bristol-Myers Co common
21% Dec 20
Nov
77
2874
767a
2,900
51,700
75
;
2572
2,000
V,
44%
3
3%%
'■
5oya
1547a
60%
.No par
29
153
15%
37
2874
'
31%
28%
37
'7474
r
36%
,33 7a
27%
v
*81
3672
32
•
14%
>v
;
53 74
Inc^
Manufacturing
27% Aug 17
26
14%
83
♦8072
3572
//v';
49 %
49%
169
-
100
49%
50
;
44%
2
32% Jan
33'A
33
547/8
44%
preferred
Brlggs
32%
'
31
10172 Mar
230,100
*32%
1674
12
_
14% Jan
9
14,100
2%
337a
2674
167a
100
_
51% Feb
9
19%
2%
59%
25
5
11
111
______
preferred
19%
2%
5
100
Edison Co
5%
Jan
Mar 14
372%
Boston
19%
2%
15
1.25
Common
88 74 Jan
33
2
3
54
34% May
10
54%
19 Va
28%
c
13
,_1
:
Cjlub Inc.
Corp common
preferred
3
217a Jan
28
Inc
(The)
Borg-Warner
biv4 Jan
9
28% Jan
9872 Feb
Co
29 y2 Jan
23
Sep
2
Stores
1
56% July 20
99
Borden
1
24% Jan
6
Book-of-the-Month
12
20
51% Oct 24
May 10
3
17
577a Mar
19
56% Jan
Bond
26
12,800
53%
767a
/
x28 74
No par
37
'
100
98
2%
1(9
287a
36%
1,300
31%
19%
13 74
75
5
Class B
Jan
46% Mar
54% Jan 11
19
Co
1274 Jan
Jan
S
2.50
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
64
38% Jan 17
97 '/a Jan 10
4372 Mar
Jan
Inc
;24%
56%
171
•
28% Mar 15
13,200
54%
153%
3272
/
*96
152
;
32%
*31%
98
155%
14%
82
32 7a
31%
*98
14%
1472
8072
%.:■
.
*31
98
171
171
3472;"
34
32%
49%
14%
*8072
12%
24%
15174
82
14%
12%
25
6,800
1,700
28%
13
24%
33
33 74
15172
♦169
1
Co
154%
28
12%
2%
/
4974 .4972
153%
49 74
49
152 7a
27%
13
25
197a
2%
■
28%
55%
1974
272
5,700
210
31%
:■;
5674
19
80
90
98
30%
5572
19
7,600
29
*89
12%
98
5572
*46
287/8
29
500
24%
27%
.
.'■■■:•
25
*96
98
♦28
47
*46
27%
K
30%
30%
30%
21%
■12%
12%
24%
25 'A
25
*96
(Del) com__No par
& Decker
uiaw-Knox
28%
90
21%
I
Steel
32% Feb
78
29%
21
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
47a% pfd series of 1951
100
7
167a Jan
4
29
*89'A
90
2%
Best Foods
3
507a Mar
165% Jan
29%
*89%
13
60
21,200
28
28%
90
Xl3
>V
■7
28%
28
29'A
29%
■
56% July
169% Dec
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
2%
.
70
105%
29
90
"
30
105%
2,700
51 y2
124
"122%
;
106
28%
1 peso
Co
50%
50
125%
29
B
49'A Jan
*105%
105%
29%
X28%
36
4
7
12
Finance
105%
29
.100
;
125%
130
*120
106
49%
49%
49%
49%
124
124
100
29 y4
__10
common
14
2
21
105%
35'A
1
Co
preferred
Dec
59% Mar
22
62
*40
'
1,
3,700
627a
617a
61%
*20%
41
130
105%
10
Corp
Howell
iV*%
Co
2,100
1,400
53
20%
—1
Beech Aircraft Corp
52%
62%
100
1
pfd
67
51
*51%
50%
20%
62 %
.50
4%%
(A 8)
66%
50
♦49%
49; ;
41
__~
—
Instruments Inc...
Beckman
4
16
22% Feb
14
19% Sep
45
Apr
Jan
12% Jan
17% Jan 25
38
Feb 16
40
s
91
65%
48%
48%
61%
49%
48%
*120
2.50
Inc
issued"
"When
28
30% Jan
23
85
Mills
Beaunlt
65%
48
65%
65 Va
*47%
48%'
110
160
26,200
41
17'A
12.50
48
62
50%
preferred___100
100
conv
4%%
20
28% Mar
prior
preferred
3%%
1
46%
21 .O
17'/a
Beatrice Foods Co common
8
29
45%
*40
50%
Corp
45%
V
♦2oy4
40%
.No par
Works
54% Jan
45
6,300
/
21
62%
62%
*20'A
50
.10
28
104%
40 JA
10
14
66 y4
■
43,400
1121/2
104%
45%
45
45'/a
*47%
10
common
34%
"1113A
105 y2
•104
47%
47%
48
34%
111%
104%
66 y,
v
67
67
47 JA
34 y4
34%
112%
104%
44%
45%
44 Vz
13,000
111%
34%
*111%
34%
1,700
6%
14%
34%
112
111%
"104
'
105
-
112
14
14%
13%
105
34'A
34%
111%
!*47
preferred
Iron
;;i3%
6%
110%
111
108
14%
14
6%
6%
6%
109%
34'A
50
Corp—
Feb
Jun
13
4%%
6%
107%
14 y8
111%
preferred__100
48% Feb
Jun
■»
147
24
Jan
39
45
38% Mar
48
Sep
6%
107%
14%
*104
100
common
noncumulative
4%
Bangor & Aroostook RR —
Common "when issued".
2
6»A
104'A
14
..100
100
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%%
Feb
65
1
July 14
Xl03
(The).Nopar
Corp
13
Gas & Elec Co—No par
Baltimore
7
113
42% Jan
75% Nov 23
Jan
35% Feb
4
5
6%
104%
6%
1
Inc
T)
Wilcox Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12
15% Jan
(B
Babcock &
2
100% Jan
12
54% Jan
30
10
Mar
112
Jan
110
5
Jan
105
14
33% Jan
35% Aug 12
113% May
14
Jun
99
14
13% Feb
Babbitt
Jan 26
5
Feb
95
24% Mar 30
Mar 31
100
6% Jan
10
Mar 24
114
Jan
66
94 y8
64
No par
31%
32
25
32%
33%
No par
53%
53%
•
95%
*62%
*31%
33
*53%
„
7
41%
6%
41%
101%
101%
101%
41%
41%
417a
6
15%
5%
v
5%
14 y2
14%
5%
14%
6%
6
15 7a
7
7
417/B
42
41%
42 74
39
39
39 74
3,400
12,000
7
-
38%
38%
38%
16 Va
16y8
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16 7a
95
95
95
957a
95 7a
*94
2,400
67/s
42%
3872
95 y4
3,300
9,909
37,200
9,000
190
64
*62%
64
*62%
64
*62%
64
31%
31%
*31
32
*317a
32 7a
500
*31
51,200
33%
327s
33%
33
54
53%
54 Va
*54
33 7a
33
33%
55
547a
54 7a •
800
Volume
183
Number 5513
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1121)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Ranee for Prevlons
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22% Jan
Lowest
7
30'/a Mar 14
38% Sep
21
25 % Oct
36 % Apj
6
22
119% Jan
5
112
10
Jan
23
11
121
Mar 15
Nov
26% Jan
37% Jan
41% Feb
% Jan
23
35% Jan
25% Jan
23
29
31
3
23
18
49% Aug 16
17% May 16
23% July
13% Nov
2
19% Dec
12
127% Aug
3
116
D:c
45
53 % Mar
10
114% Nov 29
120% Feb
7
26
Mar
40% Feb
29
43% Feb"
1
57
Jan
3
51 % Jan
4
53 % Jan
26
23% Jan
19
21 % Feb
24
15% Feb
10
18% Jan
5
115% Jan
30
119% Jan
9
9
55% Jan
104
23
Jan
70% Feb
5
18% Feb
3
10
104
130
July 20
119
Feb
21
83
July 26
7014 Feb
17
75
Jan
37% Dec
23
34
Feb
14
38% Feb
23
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27
19% Jan
3
19% Feb
2
18% Jan
4
18% Dec
22
7% Jan
8
37'A Jan
18
79% Jan
3
14"% Jan
31
45% Jan
Apr
20
11% Nov
29
30
5
108
-
Jun
116
Feb
17
21
Feb
14
t
9% Jan 23
10% Feb
Jan
Feb
2
81% Feb
9
26(
15% Jan
6
4
16% Feb
51% Jan
16
(
56% Feb
112
Mar 14
7
Mar 11
30% Sep
110
Jan
27% Jan
6
23
13'A Oct
4
8% Jan
40% Dec
18
86
113
9
22
33% Jan
22
33% Jan
27
8
20
Apr
4
17% July 21
14
11% Feb
66
Dec
30
56% Jan
23% Mar 14
29% Jun
15
29
Oct
10
5% Sep
20
7
57% Nov
18
54% Jan
—
——.
Apr
5
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
2&,/8 July 19
6% May 17
68
Feb
16
6% Jan
65% Nov 30
Certain-Teed
30% Mar
2
-
o
71
17
21% Jan
9
8
,
Jan
Feb
18
'
27
64
Feb
53% Jan
Oct
14
96% Jan
21% Feb
30
13
24'A Jan
17
31% Jan
17
26% Feb
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
30% Dec
48
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
3
42% Dec
30
42% Dec
30
9% Feb
14
26% Jan
Feb
29
71% Jan
31% Feb
1
39
Feb
14
46% Feb
54 % Mar
Jan
25
10
14% July 27
10% Jan
3
22% Feb
1
20% Jan
59
Aug 29
Feb
66% Jan
23% Jan
100
18
101% Nov
17
Aug
36% Dec
12
Nov
1
11
30
37% Jan
3
41% Jan
11
42% Feb
10
47% Jan
6
Jan
9
94
Jan
26
53
Jan
6
•.
Jan
17
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
42% Aug 18
30
Oct
25
115
Oct
21
94% Feb
7
91
D.c
22
78
202% Sep
103
21% Feb
Oct
6
41
Sep
13
Jan
4
10 J % Mar
78% Dec
7
76% Jan
17
May 12
43% Jan
16
45 %
25% Feb
11
4
1*
Apr
4
100 % Mar
9
122
6
145
18
.160
Sep
2
44% Jan
3
6
21
10
Jan
3
v
45% Feb
2
29
Jan
5
125
Jan
13
122% Feb
131% Mar
Jan
3
18
Feb
14
Mar 14
33% Sep
13
28% Jan
20
16
Jan
6
16
63
Mar 29
45
6
75
May 27
6 2'A Mar
2
18
1,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
6,200
47
47
47%
*84
87
85
47%
85
*84
86
*84
89
*85%
15%
*54%
16
15%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
11,100
55%
54
54%
*54%
55%
55%
55%
900
111%
10
2.%
29%
29%
29%
39
33%
38%
39
—50
4%
4%%
*12%
12%
*11%
12%
6J0
_5
65%
64%
65%
64%
65%
65'/a
65%
65%
66 ¥2
14,200
1
24%
25%
26%
25%
26%
28%
26%
35,900
__
__
28%
28%
30 %
30
30%
25,500
4%
4
65
1.25
*68%
69%
681/4
631%
56%
56%
57%
57
100
*96%
22%
99
*96%
*30%
32
&
Pac
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
38
38% -381%
38
38
38%
41
41
411%
411/2
41
41
*40%
24%
38%
41%
23%
24%
_No par
24
62%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
19.200
63
62
62%
61
62.
61
61 %
61%
28%
28"%
26%
28%
27
27%
26%
27
2 6'/a
62%
26%
10,400
100
.41 %
41%
39%
41%
39%
40%
39%
39%
39
39%
9,900
54%
10,100
Tool com
5
preference—No par
26%
26%
102%
29
Jan
26
11
24% Jan
10
3
34% Jan
10
37% Mar
23
Jan
19
24% Jan
26
Feb
23
14% Jan
9
61%
37,900
No par
30"%
.5
21%
100
*96%
—
14%
107
31
21%
20
100
96
98
96%
2
58%
14%
14%
*104%. 107
30%
31
21%
*96%
98
95
21%
21%
*96%
14%
31%
21%
com
No par
;__i'
L__.
38%
38%
110%
108%
*77%
79%
44%
44%
*44%
44%
r*44%-
44%
*44%
44%
•44%
44%/
22
22%
x21%
22%
65%
66%
65%
66%
45%
45%
45%
45%
21%
22Vfe
66%
67%
45%
!
45%
*950
*950
Co
preferred series B__
45%
15.600
3%
2,800
45%
45%
45%
50
•■__
*950
—
*950
*3%
47
47
127%
131%
*1,000
57%
58
57
58
58%
59
94%
93%
93%
93%
93%
19%
19
19%
19%
18%
18%
19
4,400
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
18%
29%
29%
29%
30
37.500
*48%
48%
43%
*48%
49
48%
48%
49
*48%
49
*46
48
45%
46
46
46
*46
47
100
*63
63%
63
63
63
63
*62%
64
62%
62%
100
58
58
58
58
*58
59
58
58
59
59
Broadcasting
800
*93
19%
100
1st
210
7,700
57%
com
Southern Ry
4,400
94%
pfdnoncumulative 2nd pfd
&
noncumulative
47
*46
14,100
190
700
30
150
70
System—
2.50
24%
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
25%
2.50
24%
243/4
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
16
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
16
40.000
5
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
4,400
$4.25 cumulative preferred_No par
*83%
:
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
Carbon
No par
Co
_No par
Consolidated
49
833A
50%
Retail
32'A
32%
73'A'
51%
74
75%
74
74%
503A
52
51%
52
33
73
73%
51%
52%
5.800
19%-
19%
19%
19%
xl9%
19%
13,400
42 'A
42'A
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
18.000
7%
17
7%
8
7%
2,600
16%
17
16%
17%
17
17 %
17
17%
4,600
213A
21%
*33%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
34%
33
33%
331/4
33%
33%
33%
1,900
20%
20'A
20%
13,200
48
48%
48%
16,200
8
34
8
8
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
21
48%
47%
48%
47%
47%
47%
108%
33%
108%
108%
108%
108%
1,700
34%
33%
108%
34%
108 %
34%
108%
33%
108%
1
33%
34
33%
33%
5.800
1.33%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
7,400
27%
27%
1,400
37
3 7'A
pfd
Stores
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
*22%
24%
11%
11%
2,300
9%
2,500
100
Inc
*22%
1
11%
24%
*22%
24%
*22%
24%
*22'A
241/2
12
*11%
12
9%
11%
11%
11%
11%
•
*102%
103%
*101%
102%
103% Jan
$4.16 preferred
1
9
50
9
50%
9
49%
8%
*102
9
50"A
103
8%
50%
109'A
*109
102%
9
50%
110
110
102%
9 %
50%
50%
109%
109%
*109
102%
1,800
3,400'
590
110/4
10
102'A
140
74%
3,600
of America—
Common
13
10c
No par
com
;
27
27%
10
108%
31
108%
^__5
108%
20
2.500
47%
109%
423,4 Jan
7%
5
*108
106% Jan
7%
No par
109%
3
7%
8,100
17%
*108%
10
60
19%
No par
Jan
6,200
50
preferred
Corp
33'A
20 %
Corp
N Y com
Cuba 6%
$4.52
4%
32%
32%
71'A
333A
Laundries Corp
109% Feb
11
4,300
32%
No par
of
4
17
49%
32%
•
Cigar Corp
Coppermines
102% Jan
18
83%
49%
50%
110
Jan
83%
49%
32%
50%
36% Jan
83%
49V4
73%
109V8
16
*83%
70%
x213/8
Consolidated Natural Gas
of
*83%
31%
x50
No par
preferred
RR
49%
19%
No par
Consol
Consolidated
83%
49'A
6,600
19%
—,.__10
Electronics Ind Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consol
*83%
49%.„
10,700
25
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc-
$5
83%_
25%
19%
l
10
Cone
Consol Edison
5
4)
25%
.
.1
Co—
Commonwealth Edison Co
Conde Nast Publishing Co
107% Jan
26.
66%
57
50%
1
6,700
26,200
*93
109%
Mar
22%
68%
127%
xl09
102
22
67%
124%
110%
9
p
22
125
No par
~40
67%
124%
Corp
lOO
•
21%
'
124%
123%
110%
Jan
,
124%
Internat'l
2,900
108%
79%
No par
99
5,300
2,300
39%
109%
123
1
1
38%
108%
preferred
105
38%
*78%
$4.50
793A Jan
38%
79%
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
104
22%
109%
Consumers Power Co
16
95%
*78'A
Jan
28
8,900
98
*94%
xl09%
Jan
Feb
21%
*96%
95%
79%
10% Jan
72% Feb
22
97
110%
51
33
7,200
34%
32%
*78
112
101% Feb
15
119
23
8
140
107
78%
*78
3
7
32%
14%
*104 %
21%
95%
38%
38
1
10
14%
107
*96%
98
27
Feb
31'A
96%
95%
8% Jan
109
*104%
60%
60%
14%
107
30%
96%
59%
60%
14%
*104%
48% Jan
3
page
59
59
14%
*104%
*115
39% Feo
see
58%
58%
5
117
Container
For footnotes
16.500
117
Consolidated
5
44%
117
Consolidated
July
44
117
10
104% Jun
44%
117
12% Jan
97% Aug 11
43%
*111
4
109
45%
117
11
13
44
116
Jan
100% Jan
45%
4% cumulative 2nd preferred_100
Coca-Cola Co (The)—x—.
No par
37
July
44%
137%
7
% Sep
45
*136
27% Feb
41
44%
136
12
80
4,7.0
136
Jan
105% Jan
101%
41%
138
Jan
6
41%
■■
137
8
6
6,400
101%
41%
27
139
18
7
28%
102%
41%
138
22% Jan
Jan
27%
102
41%
*101%
41
27
139
28
Jan
27%
101%
41%
137
28
61
27%
102%
40%
100
16% Feb
27%
26%
*101%
41
3%
29
33
16,800
41
47%
42% Feb
27% Feb
.
3%
3
36% Jan
" J
47%
21% Feb
101,% Mar
73,600
26%
Solvents
Dec
74%
76%
47'A
Credit
104
73%
74%
47
Commercial
109% Jun
75%
75%
47
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
74%
74%
47
Commercial
4
75%
47%
6
27
730
74%
47
18
Mar
68%
69%
No par
13
53% Nov
68'A
67
3%
Jan
112
69%
68 %
3
11
11
69
65
'
3
8% Jan
Jan
65
42%
3
24% Jan
108
50O
64'/a
41%
3%
75% Jan
11%
24%
41%
3
54
14
100
*23%
41 %
*11%
1
21% Jan
Jan
12
24%
101'A
Corp
13
11
*11%
24%
_10
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Foods Inc—
14
14% Dec
12
24%
42%
110%
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
7
12
*23%
*110%
28
Jan
*11%
$4.50 preferred
__No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%. gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite
Corporation—
1
18
7% May 10
46 % Jun
1
41%
12
24%
215
Nov
10
42
104
27
6
160
41%
100
Louis Ry Co
Jan
10
52%
*140
*23%
10
preferred
18% Feb
19
160
* 11 'A
No par
common__
69% Feb
Jan
*140
11%
common
50
31% Oct
52 %
51%
,r
160
24%
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Combustion Engineering Inc
20% Nov
52%
*140
42%
,__No par
:
2
3
51%
\
Electric—
31
20
52%
160
25
!
34% Aug
2
79% Mar 24
20
51%
*140
11%
41%
par
L
Columbian
Mar 16
52"%
160
24
par
__10
Milling Mach Co—
20% Oct
18
52%
*140
3 700
25
Oil
3
Jan
1,300
100
3
17
1,300
No par
51
35% Jan
21,600
:
pfd
84% Jan
lOS^i Jan
241/4
com
noncum
8
16% Feb
3,400
31%
38
4
29% Jan
24
-
23%
22%
*30
41
Feb
108% Jan
31%
38
Jan
17
22%
*30
24%
83
1
22
31
41
48
48% Feb
23
200
26,500
.
£9
23%
4
46% Jan
22%
*30%
22%
32
*961%
37%
17
5
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
99
58%
1
85'A Feb
29
*961%
8,400
69%
57%
*194
4%
Feb
22%
*30%
;
99
3,100
9
*68
Del_50
com
52% Jun
18% Feb
22%
*961%
99
110
23,700
7%
8%
57%
Ry
Western
&
7 %
8%
8%
69%
56%
5,600
41
*102
4%
21
7%
1 "/B
..
69%
215
3
5
70O
106%
40%
106
5%%
17% Feb
'
.
67%
106%
1
*194
Colorado
1
7%
*08%
29%
3
7%
57
No par
33% Mar
7%
41
69
19
Feb
7%
67%
107
39%
*68
No par
59% Feb
661/2
*106%
42%
x56%
5
58%
Jan
40%
1
93
Jan
67%
108
106%'
42%
25
92%
49
65%
65%
107
41%
7%
58
31% Jan
64%
107
42
*102
26% Jan
7
65%
108
40%
7%
106
6
15% Jan
11,800
621%
215
16% Jan
23% Jan
62%
102
19
5
62
*194
30
6
62
101
4
106
15% Jan
Jan
62
61%
%
215
22% Jan
45% Jan
4
*194
22
108
4%
*101%
23
23% Sep
52% Aug
4
14%
38%
17% Feb
4
62%
28%
*14
106
27% Dec
Jan
4%
*61%
62
X25
25%
27%
4%
14V4
215
15% Mar li
31
25'/a
27.%
*14
38%
23% Nov
11
/
4%
62
1
A
7% Jan
4%
107
Inc-
B
14
9,600
12%
00-
*194
Class
7% Oct
35%
14
12%
*101%
Class
17
35
14
11%
5% noncupiulative preferred__100
Cleveland Elec Ilium com
15
Columbia
Jan
34%
15%
10
65
41
34%
3o%
50
Paul
A
Gas
C & St
3
20
4,300
11%
(The)
convertible
13
47% Jan
5,200
42'A
3j
Equipment' Co_
26% Jan
38% Mar 14
30%
41
*14%
*
26% Jan
9
80
29%
40%
com__No par
RR
Western
City Stores Co
Clark
14
16
111
29%
39'A
12
1
preferred
City Products Corp_
17
26% Feb
*110
;
29%
39%
15%
5%%.
23% Feb
57% Jun
110
?o%
38%
35%
'•
City Investing Co
23% Feb
6
110
100
35V8
__
C I T Financial
Corp
Cities Service Co_
22
6
/■
500
87
*14%
No par
Cotton
Cincinnati
Apr
25
110%
•
xl2
63%
5
No par
preferred
Apr 21
19% Jan
110%
113
,
9.50
__1
Common
31
46% Feb
*54
*111
10%
No par
Inc_
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
32
54% Jan
55%
112
;No par
47% Jan
10
18
1,200
10%
com
2
Jan
18%
70
3.300
9,100
i
No par
_
Chile
7
May 27
44% Oct 11
17%
39,300
48
.
11
28% Mar 15
17%
20%
119
*46%
Co—
convertible
22% Oct
77
17%
19%
*117%
10%
preferred series A
22% Oct
23
17%
19%
117%
47
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
9
14
*19%
19%
19%
117%
10%
Colgate-Palmolive
23
Feb
19%
119
47
93% Mir
Feb
57
19%
*117%
10%
62% Jan
23 % Jan
47% Jan
67% May 27
20
119
47%
10
North
Coca-Cola
55% Feb
17
Jan
77% Feb
43
<
141
90
19%
•117%
10%
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7% preferred
4
11,800
47%
Products'Corp"
Clopay
3
20%
119
17%
.
par
100
_
16
20
Jan
Corp
13
Mar
420
67%
105
100
3% Jan
21% Jun
56
13
21
111% Jan
30
5
___l
50% Jan
136
119
66%
*103
*17%
Co
Co
Feb
3
118
67%
105
17%
Sugar
44% Jan
45 % Dec
-i
Jan
39% F.b
15
62% Jan
95% Mar
49% D.C
103
111
63% Mar
6
Jan
3
27
23
Jan
14
59
-3
Jan
96% Feb
24% Jan
Jan
45
2
23% Jan
109
14
17% Jan
21
34% Mar
'
July 11
6
2
18
20% Feb
Aug 26
111% Jan
90
2
r
Mar
69
148% Mar 14
50% May
...
26
7
Aug 26
133% Jan
Apr
20
34% Jan
118
66%
*103
40
'
101% Feb
80% May 2
45% Jan 10
49
5%
C C
ill
55% Oct
990
15
23
11
39% Mar 14
61% M
20
Feb
118
68%
105
150
19%
Cab
series
&
$3
2
104 % Jan
9
20% Oct
34% May
4
2% Jan 17
23
15
25
92
28% Mar
30
27
33% May 31
Jan
18
19% Jan
108
54
12% Jan
104% Jari
67%
•103
*19%
Chicago Pneumatic
3
Jan
1
40% Feb
14
87
30
27
Feb
.
24
3
68
105
19%
preferred
5%
1
10272 Feo
10
67%
•103
*15%
Chickasha
3
23
119
"
70
105
19%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
69% Mar
17
Nov
16.000
•19%
20
23
62% Sep
16%
38%
23
Feb
Jan
17% Jan
15%
37%
11% Feb
100% Jan
107
400
16%
16
37%
3
50% Feb
;
21%
37%
;
Cincinnati
'26
55%
52%
21%
37%
15
9
104% May
Sep
191
71% Feb
16%
•118
53%
52%
22
37
Feb
37 % Dec
30
101% Apr
16
29% July 15
4
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
51%,
118
53%
52%
*21%
37%
25
9
Jan
16%
19.060
52%
52%
52%
22
37
43% Jan
20
7
140
i
4
15% May
29
67%
*103
55%
52%
•21%
19%
Gotham
Great
5%
Chic
2
38% Feb
17
117
54
53
37%
Aircraft
Chic Milw St
1
30
128
16%
17%
119
55%
3.000
1.%
Manufacturing
Chernway Corp
Chic
3
«
44% Jan
1
21%
41%
37%
Chicago Corp
/
4
14
16
21%
9;400
41
20
_
Class A
5
4
Jan
9
61
•52%,
26
41%.
*41
25%
„1
Chicago & East 111
3
41% Jan
42
t
24% Feb
19
Dec
54%
52%
21%
50
25%
73
Pasco
Checker
4
23% Feb
16
40%
25%
72
$4.50 preferred
16
23% Feo
13
56%
52%
21%
25%
41%
72
Chance Vought Aircraft
13
9
21
24%
71%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3%% convertible preferred
Dec
45% Feb
25
41%
72%
e
36% Mar 25
14% Jan
30% Jan
55%
24%
x41%
11,300
120
72
2
99% Jan
22% Feb
42
120
72%
3
27
22,
74% Sep , 1
25%
41%
121
72
3
18
29% Jun
4,900
25
*120
73%
9% Jan
26
6
28%
19%
69% Jan
Jan
15% Jan
28%
72%
58'A Mar
20'A Sep
33% Jan
28
28%
27%
121
118%
Common
3
8% Jan
20
27% Mar 25
2
42% Jan
,
3
100
28%
27%
•120
100
Chain Belt Co
7
15
16
Cessna
2
Feb
9
Dec
de
Chadbourn
.it
69% Mar
108
3
56% Sep
6
93% Jan
leb
7
10% Mar?!
Mar 14
5
36
1
29
120
28%
120%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
31
9% Feb 25
;
5
42% Jan
59% Jan
104% Jan
-
Cerro
62% Mar
7.300
28
120
X27%
5120
No par
Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co
Century Ribbon Mills
2
1
34%
16%
preferred
9
„
50
104
43
5
9
39
33%
117%
preferred series B
26% Mar
22'A Jan 23
27% Feb 28
3% Feb 10
43% Jan
10
38%
33%
12.50
_
Georgia Ry com__No
67% Jan
1
39
32%
l
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J—
2
16% Jan
s
38%
33%
preferred series A_100
Aguirre
of
4%%
3
12% Jan
30
Feb
5%
y
Jan
39%
33
50
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Central Illinois Light com
1
42Va Mar
36
16
37% Mar 14
11
Feb
38%
33%
10
Central
o
Jan
30% Mar
i
23
36% Dec
29% Jan
ba-/*
<
Shares
39%
33
100
conv
the Week
39%
100
common
Central Foundry
23
■
Mar. 3
33%
common
Central
Friday
Mar. 1
33%
10
Celotex Corp common
5%
preferred
29
19
Apr
55% Sep
7
21
46
14
common...
Co
Sales for
Thursday
33%
5
preferred
4%%
27
69% May 25
18
24
4
27
95% Nov
1)
PRICES
33%
Preferred 4.20%
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7%
2nd preferred —
i
13
27
new
Caterpillar Tractor
5
Jan
•
(J
1%
3
27
Corp
Co
SALE
Feb. 29
1
4%%
preferred
series..
Carriers &.General Corp
;Case
24
Jan
21% Jan
72% Dec
:
Carrier
Steel
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 28
5
__
Co
par
Carpenter
Tuesday
Feb. 27
(Philip) Mfg Co
l
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light.
No
7
7
5
Monday
par
Carey
2
2
61% D^C
8
19 % Nov
29
19
105% May
26 V\ Jan
May 16
102% Feb
4
Feb
23
i.2% Mar
LOW AND
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum
(The)
1
Jan
64% Feb 13
YORK
EXCHANGE
23
;
48% Oct
NEW
Highest
42'A Dec
6
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
10
72%
74
100
*101%
103
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc com new
20
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*105%
105%
105%
105%
*105%
106%
*105%
106 %
*105%
106%
10J
41 %
41%
41%
42%
40%
40%
41 %
40%
15,300
100%
100%
101%
101'A
41%
101%
preferred
$3.75 preferred
No par
73
*101%
*100
73%
103
74
*101%
74%
103
42
101%
73%
74
*101%
103
101%
102
74
*101%
101 %
183
9,300
170
17.
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
(1122)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1955
10
14Nov
29
86
Oct
n
12% Feb 14
14% Jarr
13
25
22% Feb
15
24% Jan
18
51% Sep 28
6
7% Dec
23
7% Jan
3
8% Feb
29
15
98% Feb
16
105% Jan
5
110
Apr
i
52% Feo
8% Dec
70
Jan
14% Feb
2
24
27
8% Feb
14
Jan
52% Feb
23
11
113
2
Mar
Monday
convertible
5%
New
44% NOV 25
36
Jan
23
40% Feb
21
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
Xl3'/a
13%
22'%
*22%
23'%
23
23
*22%
23%
200
Machine—1
8%
8%
•8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
104%
104 %
104%
104 %
105'%
104 %
104%
104%
8%
105
4,800
28
25% Jan
23
29 % Feb
28
2
19
21 Va Mar 29
28% July 27
48% Apr
14
53
July
50 % Jan
6
58
5
29
July 19
Mar 14
73% Jun
95 % Jan
12
100
Jan
26
102
93
Oct
28
26
24%Jan 25
5 /.' Jan
7% Aug
7
Jan
31
Convertible pref 5%
58
Feb
29
Preferred
29
33% Jan
19
38% Feb
20
63% Mar
Jan
99
Jan
19
97% Feb
99
Jan
25
8
27% Jan 20
2
176
Jan
32% Feb
180
9
5% Jan
18
11
48% Jan
28
34 % Feb
98% Nov
15
96% Jan
17
Sep 13
Apr 15
6
29% Feb
58
1
37%
38
38
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
38'/a
38%
4,900
5
3 % % preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common.10
66%
67%
66%
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
68%
11,200
Cornell
Electric
Dubilier
preferred
7%
3
Inc
Coty International Corp
3
Crane Co common
3%%
Corp
35% Feb 23
59 % Dec
29
53% Jan
23
3
102% Jan
3
104
Feb
2
54
Jan
3
7
14
Jan
15
1378 Jan
18% Mar 29
6
6% Jan
3
78% Feb
10% Jan
3
Feb
13
15
9% Feb
35% Jan
lg
6% Jan
3
14% Sep
9% Jan
31
9% Mar
9
37% Aug 19
8% Mar 14
31% Mar 29
6% Oct
4
116
11
105
Jan
Feb
23
52% May 23
67 % Feb
23
55% Jan
15% Jan
30
26% Jan
23
36 % Nov
8% Feb 23
109
Jan 20
4
30 % Nov
40
101% May 25
6
2
4
59% Feb
33
4% 7c
8
23
Mar
1
30,700
35%
35%
35 %
35 %
*35'A
35/8
35
35'A
35'A
800
57%
58 3,4
7
86
Dec
27
Jan
23
86% Feb
24
Cutler-Hammer
48% Jan
10
52% Feb
27
Jan
6
96
Feb
24
31
13% Jan
4
16% Jan
13
7% July 12
13% July 1
5% Jan
30
6
Jan
4
Class
103 3A
100
15%
pfd
Dana
7%
Inc
—
15%
5%
5%
2.50
common
10
3
48% Feb
7
91
Sep
15
96% Jan
18
94% Jan
24
96
Jan
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
-100
93
Mar
Jan
20
95
Jan
27
Preferred
3-75%
series
B
98% Feb
16
99
Feb
1
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
22 % Feb
10
27% Jan
14 % Jan
26
17 'A Jan
17
28% Dec
20
14% Jan
6
33'A Aug 26
18% July 11
393/4 Sep 23
353/4 May 5
51% Jan
87
31% May 16
16
Nov
18
4
17
30
Jan
36
Aug 11
33% Jan
66
Jan
29
3
353/8 Feb
86% Jan
3
Delaware
&
23% Feb
23
Delaware
Lack
6
6
43% Sep 16
37% Jun 21
38% Jan
23
42% Feb
23
34% Feb
21
3v % Jan
90
77
Feb
10
79
24
17% Sep
32% Jan
14% Feb
42 % Feb
28
35'A Apr
4
50% Dec
7
120
Dec
16% Feb
28'A Jan
38
Jan
31
31
49% Jan
6
12
118% Jan
Apr
31% Jun
13
Feb
10
6
40% Sep
19
32 % Jan
?6
34% Jan
11
37'A Jan
28
34
Feb
1
108
24
Devoe &
13% Jan
10
12'A Jan
22'A Nov 30
19%
47
*95%
96
95%
95%
95
95%
*95
96 %
*95
96%
t>0
*94%
95
*943/4
95
943A
943A
*933A
943A
*933/4
94%
20
*98%
100
99
99
*98
99
90
233/4
19,300
34%
•34%
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
40'A
41%
40
40%
Grande West RR_No par
<
20
34%
*34
108
109
108'/a
1
36%
36%
36%
34%
35
35,
Diana
50c
11
64% Apr
26
52 % Jan
30
56'A Jan
61
26
79
Apr 29
38% July 25
65% Jan
24
70
30'A Mar 14
31% Jan
27
34% Jan
Dobeckmun Co
11% Oct
21
15% Jan
11'/a Feb
9
12
13% Nov
16
Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Stores
Corp
Dixie Cup Co
conv
9
15% Jan
21
78
Feb
13
90% Jan
Douglas
57
Jan
10
65% Feb
Dow
36% Jan
17
54% Dec 27
49% Jan
23
59 % Feb
19'A Sep
12
24% Jan
19"% Jan
10% Dec
21
14
153/4
10%
55
55%
55
9%
56
*67 %
68%
68%
68%
33%
24
33%
34
12
11%
12
11%
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
83
84'A
83%
84%
84
—50c
Industries
x58 %
3
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
Dunhill
1
4
9% Feb
9
11% Jan
17
Duplan Corp
International
20'A
*11
58%
65%
57%
58%
20%
20%
20%
No par
*11
10
10 %
10
10%
226%
223
120
120
232% Jan
3
Common
225%
227%
5
121% Feb
6
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
120
120'
94% Aug 11
101
Apr
12
98'A Feb
27
99 % Jan
3
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
-98'A
98%
*98%
Jan
20
35
Feb
28
Duquesne Light Co
.34%
34%
34%
19
50
Feb
27
$3.75 preferred
53
22
52
Jan
5
53
Feb
18
51% Feb
17
Nov
4
52% Jan
50'A Aug
9
51% Sep
28
14
27
Jan
53% Mar 30
54
Nov
51% Mar
5
10
common
—50
Feb
16
$4.15
52% Jan
18
4%
5
54
Feb
29
4.20%
preferred
1
52% Jan
12
4.10%
preferred
54
Feb
24
$2.lo preferred
17% Jan
11
DWG Cigar Corp
9
52
Jan
13
6
17% Nov 17
15
Jan
3
3,200
54%
543/4
1,100
*67%
683/4
500
33%
33%
33%
2,500
12
12
12
3,200
15%
14%.
15%
9,200
85
84%
85'A
65
64%
65'A
50,700
58 %
12,700
57%
20%
203/4
*11
:
10
57%
20%
11%
10%
*11
:
18,200
20%
•
10%
3,600
11%
10%
10,000
(E I) & Co—
23
55
9,600
4,300
10%
57
11'/a
10%
16%
383A
10%
63%
58%
11%
153/4
38%
'
83%
20%
*11
119% Jan
12
56%
20%
11%
'.800
1,100
69
15
65%
9%
-v
-
11%
12
63%
6,100
'
33%
85%
64%
12
r
2,200
'
55
*67 %
15%
No pal
17
51% July 22
19%
38%
214% Jan
48% Jan
19 Va
70
21% Feb
47'A Jan
19%
33
11% Jan
27
19%
*67'/a
3
49% Apr
53% Apr
19%
15%
0
14
34%
10
12
12
*33 3A
37%
'Apr
50% Oct
34%
16'A
124
46% Jan
*333/4
X32%
23
33
34%
1
Jan
July 25
35%
50
64%
1,000
16,800
373A
35
•
1143/4
37%
35
37
10'A
1
38
111%
37
*34%
37%
38'/a
*55
/
;
48
35
36%
10
55%
62%
110%
;
41
*34%
37%
9%
18
29
1093/4
109
19,800
16%
27%
46%
15%
55%
5
16%
27%
46%
20,700
79
*34
45%
38
9%
Jan
33% Dec
45%
108
16%
41
6,200
34%
*77
27%
15%
9%
Co_
du Pont de Nem
16%
27%
*34
1,600
413/a
343A
79
15%
38
37%
117'A Sep
249% July
16%
41
44%
34%
*77
27%
No par
Co
343/4
79
No par
Aircraft
Dresser
34%
37%
'16 'A
2
preferred series A
(The)
Chemical
41
*19%
No par
common
41%
19%
.1
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp
40%
19 %
19%
,
40%
38%
*33%
*33%
15%
3
r
108%
38 3/«
16%
36%
34%
38%
27%
4,500
4,000
13,800
'
■
38%
*34
44%
25
preferred
called—
223/8
34%
16%
44%
45%
343A
81%
22%
39
*77
27%
41
*34
100
preferred
common
12
24
16 %
27%
27%
41
44%
79
34%
79%
%l
40%
34%
*77
16%
27
2
10
34%
34%
79
xl6%
15
Match
34%
*77
_1
Co
Jan
30
34%
34%
34%
19%
93% Dec
"■r? 34
22%
10% Jan
157
22,600
32 3A
80
39
% Mar
15%
32%
34%
3
12
15%
33%;
79%
24
26
15% '
32
22%
27
7% Oct
5,900
15%
34
81
9'/a Jan
11
243/8
16
33%
22%
36% Jan
3
23%
15%
34%
79
13% Jan
15
23%
15%
X33%
22 3/a
7
Apr
24
15%
34%
81%
49
Sep 23
11% Jan 10
Jan
23%
153/4
22%
13% Jun
14
24%
—2
60 % Dec
24%
23%.
1,000
34%
10
*33%
43% Mar 14
V
7,400
47
15%
50c
Western
preferred
62'A May 17
100
*99
100
81
1
18% Mar 31
*99
243/4
233%
-50o
'
cumulative
13%
24%
22%
47'A Oct
.
*13
47
81%
4
Jan
13 3/a
22%
7
3
*13
300
6
24%
——
5%
13%
*5%
81%
9'/a Nov
Jan
*13
13%
6
*5%
46 3/4
-20
30% Apr
Sep
5%
5%
3,300
24%
Diamond T Motor Car CO—
16% Feb 23
10,500
463/4
—
Hudson
$1.50 cumulative
Jan~24
30
15%
22%
Diamond
$1.50
503A
953A
15
243/4
Raynolds class A
4.40%
2
17
50
95 3A
15%
46%
Diamond Alkali Co common—
3
37% Mar
36'A Jan
51
97%
15
-50
Vilbiss
De
50%
*95 %
15'A
24%
Detroit Steel Corp
3
51%
953A
.100
Denv & Rio
2,000
X953/4
Power & Light Co__,.13.50
Delaware
7,000
86%
100
preferred
&
34%
139
47%
Edison
9
*85%
24%
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__ 100
9
x34%
♦135%
86
243/a
Detroit
20
35
139
84
15
>
6%
*13
35
*135%
84%
x51%
97%
15%
*5%
35;'/8
139
84
800
116,900
46%
Detroit
Jan
34
57
32%
24%
3
43% Jan
3
11
*56%
x31 %
47%
26
26'A Feb
13
1
Oct
Jan
7%
56
33
24%
common
5
40% Jan
Feb
Co
14
9
34
&
76'A Feb
373A Feb
12'A May 17
Deere
56
32
-100
—
Decca Records Inc__
18% Jan 27
3
Jun
Dayton Rubber Co
33% Jan
29
22
111
3
Feb
Nov 29
41
12
7
Dec
25% Mar
16
56%
32%
47%
Daystrom
34% Jan
31% Jan 23
°0
56
15
13%
*13
5% convertible preferred
....20
10
Inc
Dayton Power & Light common. ..7
200
106
313/4
*953/4
97%
15%
105%
56'A
52
*95 %
3,200
14,700
7%
32%
52
34%
ion
9'A
38
7%
107
107
1,400
55-'A.
52%
1
.
13 % Jan
22
107%
49,300
30%
x
52
_
27% Jan
100% Nov
*105%
35%
31
14
106%
•135%
24
953A Feb
Xl06%
108 %
1,900
9%
*36%
73A
530
1,120
78%
9%
38
7%
15,000
;
15,400
16
9%
78
9%
*37
8
59%
103%
16
9 3/a
77
9%
38
7%
7%
58%
103
16'A
9%
77
9%
♦37
38%
7%
8
*107
9'/a
9%
*37
38
73/4
84
2J '/>b Jan
93
9%
9%
9%
16%
93/8
703/4
35
44% Jan
May 11
9%
76%
5
Corp
16'A
93/8
763/4
139
4
97
16 '/a
16%
9%
*76%
343A
20
2
900
15% 5
X833/4
Sep
'
15%
*135%
48
13'A Jan 10
,15%
86
0
32 % Mar
15%
139
17
28
15%
343/4
Jan
11% Oct
15
85%
Mills Inc
8tores
1,400
51%
*135%
42% Jan
23
50%
100
pfd
preferred series A—
Davega
51%
No par
Inc
Corp common
33/4%
59%
103%
50%
103%
9%
38
1
58%
103%
52
103 %
763/4
f• %
76
5
16%
16%
16%
10
5
100
*15
15%
60
59%
593/jj
104
50%
52
50 3A
15%
1033/8
x51%
A
Dan River
*35
513/a
583/4
103 3/4
25
Amer
1
56% Jan
4% May 12
183%
No par
Cushman's Sons
93
62
17%
common
29
21
22
29%
613/4
17%;/
1
Curtis-Wright
35% Feb
136% Feb
Mar 17
29%
61%
17%
58%
19
16% Oct
29%
61%
18
31%
14
95
29 3A
62%
16%
58%
33% Feb
53% Dec
29:,4
61aA
18 3/8
303/4
135% Jan
0
29%
63
No par
7
30
29%
preferred
18
2.800
15,500
98
175/8
Prior
Jan
2%
37%
37%
'97'/a
63
No par
140
2%
37%
93
1,900
29'/a
$7 preferred
6
36%
110
11,500
6
18
Publishing common
27
913/4 Sep
I 29%
37
6
2%
*96%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Jan
lJ'/a Nov .30
97'A
2
preferred
Jan
43% Jan
36%
*95 %
23,4.0
62
noncum
31
73
36%
97%
32
43%
43
6
2%
"36%
*95'%
5
135
2%
36%
98%
177%
177'/a
42%
*5%
97%
Cuneo Press Inc.—
Curtis
6
2%
2%
41%
36%
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
18
3
10
2%
2%
42%
6
6
177%
177
98
31%
29%
17% Jan
Jan
7% Jan
67% Jan
2%
179
41%
42%
6
*97%
32
17%
Cuba RR 6%
2
73% A|pr
6
*97
98%
31%
62
15% Feb 29
26
9% May
6
Feb
59
13
6
98
*97%
32%
*177
178
42
42%
f
Corp
of
Steel
177
*97
98'%
31%
98%
32
*95%
(The)
preferred
Crucible
40%
1
Common
$4.20
179
98
*97%
*97
98
300
No par
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbach
29
31%
*177
1
Seal
&
*97%
32%
25
Corp
Cork
*97
98%
31%
*50%
common—2.50
Wheat Corp
of
98
*97 %
27'%
27
27%
100
;
preferred
Crescent
27%
*97
100
1
1
Coty
Petroleum
9
20% Mar
Corp
Corning Glass Works common
33% Jan
9
14,900
52
*56%
23
12% Nov
27'/a
26%
*50%
37% Sep
46% Jan 23
26%
52
30
9
27%
1,600
58
Cream
57% Dec
40,900
27
Crown
5
4,300
56%
*56'A
3
11
32% Jan
28%
53
*50%
3
Feb
28%
£2%
52
Cosden
60
29
51%
58
18% Feb 28
May
39%
28%
52%
58
67
107
39%
29 %
51%
58
10
Sep 27
39%
28%
52%
52
13
55% Nov 30
39
29%
*56%
Feb
lu2
39%
28%
51%
*50%
15
33% Dec
38%
28%
52
57%
2
Jan
39%
28%
51
52
30
30% Jan
9,100
57%
96% Jan 17
9
24,600
113
26%
60% Jan
74
108%
100
9%
9
9%
108
*50%
30
33
23
53 '4
*52'A
53
9%
196'A
5
series
series
22% Sep
7
45% Feb
39%
*52
9'%
107 %
8%
106
106%
39%
50
6%
13% Mar 30
23% Jan
8%
2.800
50
Copperweld Steel Co common
2% Jan
9
24
Jan
8%
105%
53
*52
53
8%
X39%
5
37% Jan
16
2% Feu
342b Oct
Jan
Range
074 «>&n
19
2% Jan
1
24
Cooper
43% Mar
35% Jan 23
95 '/4 Jan
2
2
97% Jan 26
May 23
Apr' 29
183% July 6
43 % Dec 21
52
64
14
30% May
28
175 "/a Dec
16
7
Jan 30
54
37% Nov 30
54
27% Feb
50% Feb
July 27
2
*52
52%
106%
8%
14
5
Corp
Co
44% Feb
9
24% Jan 23
56% Mar
52'/2
105
8
Cooper-Bessemer
Sep
52% Sep
104
10
Continental Steel Corp
18
11,200
13%
22 %
1
14
Shares
13%
5
25 '/a Mar
35% May 18
Mar. 2
23%
Delaware
20% Jan
the Week
Friday
Mar. 1
13%
Motors
of
Thursday
Feb. 29
*22%
common
Continental
Sate* tar
8ALB PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 28
25
preferred
Continental Foundry <te
Continental Insurance
Continental Oil
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 27
Pat
.
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
27
9% Jan
16
94
8
Dec
105
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% Nov
May 12
19% Apr
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
LOW
,
225
*
120*
229
224%
120
120
*49
98%
*98'/a
98%
120
98%
35
x34 %
34%
34%
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*48%
50
*48%
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50
*53%
54%
*53%
54%
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52y8
50
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51%
51%
51%
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51
54
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54
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54
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50
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52'A
50
*53%
5
52%
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54
54
54
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16
16'A
16
16
16
16%
51%
•
54
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34%
34
49%
*53%
■■■;
225
*120"
98%
51%
50
preferred
preferred
226'A
226%
24,000
!
1
120%
1
'
600
"
50
50
1
*48%
98%
300
34'A
14,000
49%
100
54
54
100
*50%
51
200
54
51'/a
*53
51%
*53 %
54
120
51%
*53%
*51
51%
*53%
;
54
54
100
200
'
16%
16%
16%
16%
40 3/4
41
2,400
Jan
6
40% Nov
2
36'/8 Feb
17
41% Feb 24
40%
40
41
39%
58
403/4
40
6
Eagle-Picher Co
41
35% Jan
Jun
23
43'/a Feb
14
50
Jan
3
Eastern
Airlines Inc
47%
49
49
48%
48%
49%
32% Jun
49%
49
6
48%
50
22
33,400
21
26% Feb
17
30% Jan
9
Eastern
Corp
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
29
29
23%
4,100
36% Feb
24
Eastern
Stainless
29
Eastman
Jan
21% Jan
G7
163
45
18
34% Dec
Mar 14
Oct
175
29% Jan
7
84 % Feb
23
27% Feb
14
91
1
94
50
52
14
107
4
Pep
29
Feb
40% Jan 31
May 27
104
169
Jan
10
58
Feb
24
30
Jan
3
Jan
10
Jan
3
6%
4
'A %
Ekco
15
16% Jan
30
36% Feb
14
41% Jan
14
4% Jan
Electric
Mar
4%%
34 % Feb
23
32
Jan
6
22 % Feb
25
15
Jan
31
17
16% Jan
Elgin
31% Feb
17
21 % Jan
20
Elliott
47'/a Dec
28
24'/8 Mar
53
Feb
28
47% Jan
43% Nov
3
58% Feb
17
.39% Jan
6
54 % Apr
29
Dec
11
16% Feb
21
12% Jan
9
30% Oct 20
35% Dec
8
28% Jan
13
3
11% Oct
31
25% Jan
3
28% Jan
96
6
Feb
2
25% Apr
20 Va Jan
4
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
Pnr
10
50
Jan
10
46% Jan
49% Feb
7
19
27
33
Jan
Feb
16
El
conv
2nd
30
Emerson
Electric
13% Jan
3
Emerson
Radio
Jan
3
Empire District Electric Co
33
Jan
Endicott
22%
34%
34 3A
15
16 3/4
17
39%
395/a
4
3%
343/4
35%
35'/a
15
15%
15
15'/a
14%
225/a
22%
23%
23
23%
22 S/8
50
4
44%
45
*443A
45%
46 %
50
35
17
40
3%
"
49%
50
*49%
50
*49%
'
4
36 3/8
15
18%
6,300
12,000
35 3A
15
36
15
23
24%
50
49%
49'A
17,400
8,400
3,800
11,300
50
45%
44%
44%
45%
45%
45%
46%
1,200
45%
46
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
46%
8,000
32%
32%
33
333A
97%
*97
Pittsburgh RR Co
4
23%
33%
preferred series A
20
393A
3%
Johnson Corp common—25
common
30
2,100
17'A
12%
4
94
41%
106
39
*295/8
Erie RR
26
34%
xl5
16%
39%
41
12 3/8
3
naee
4
*92
*103%
29%
22% Jan
&
16%
40
3%
92
42
105
12%
preferred
5%
16%
395/a
4
92
413/4
105
295/8
23
Erie
16%
40%
3%
42%
123/4
20'A Jan
2
16%
39%
94
105
29%
Equitable Gas Co
26
413/4
*103%
12%
3
Feb
*92
42%
29%
5
70% Jan
92
104
125/s
2
86
92
•42%
104
29%
Jan
5
93
42
105
12%
34% Feb
26
42
29%
27% Feb
Jan
*91
*103%
29%
98
70% Jan
1,000
12%
18
83
5.200
28'A
32%
29
a
GO
28 %
12%
11
July
583%
28
32%
25% Jan
73
58
x29%
96 % Jan
4%
573/4
28
5
5
Jan
30
58
3
Phonograph
17,200
13,700
28
10
&
36%
83'A
166
573A
50
Mfg Co
36
82
166
27%
50
30
36%
82%
170
58
10
Gas
81%
2734
15
preferred
Natural
35yA
*166
573/4
lo
preferred
Paso
36 3/4
84'/8
170
275/a
1
Battery
x82 %
*166
58
5
common
5%
3
29
Co
36
36%
83%
169
28
shares
National Watch Co
5%
30
Feb
Amer
823/4
169
57%
100
Ind
Electric Storage
36% Mar
45% Feb
44'/a
Mus
28% Sep 23
24% Apr 20
87% Oct 31
100
18
3
preferred
&
35%
82%
27%
2.50
common
36%
168
1
100
Co
168
6,000
2
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite (The)
18% Mar
15% Jan
Jan
81%
100
Electric
3% Feb
105
20 % Oct
19
36
Corp
common.
preferred
Products
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
23% Feb
3
Steel
Co
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
28
53
10
Kodak
preferred
Feb
35% Mar 14
27% Feb
23
51% Jan
Nov
15% May 18
3% Nov
23
75% Jan
165% Feb
31
99
92% July 22
36
Jan" 6
Sep
Jan
61'/a Nov 30
35% July 29
Mar 14
24% Mar 15
103
14
87% Nov 15
26
40%
32
32%
32
32%
32%
32%.
12%
6,500
6,600
30
1,300
1,900
33%
33%
33%
33%
33'%
333A
iop
97%
97%
97%
96%
97
96%
96'/2
8.50
27%
27%
>27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
4,900
No par
21%
21%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
12,600
84
84
*83 3A
84%
*84
84%
*70
71
*70
71
*70
71
100
*84
50
*70
84%
.72
■■
33%
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*84
84%
*70
71
100
100
V
Number 5513
Volume 183
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
. . .
(1123). 19'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Banie (or Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1955
Oct
13% Jan
29
20% Sep 13
72% Dec 30
6
43
21% Feb
15% Jan
May 11
20
62% Jan
23
40% Jan
25% Jan
9
26% Sep
10
21
Lawest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
-
20
17% Mar
Evans
Products
Monday
Par
-
Co
49% Feb
3,300
3
69%
70%
70
7i
69%
71%
69%
69%
70
71
4,100
No par
42%
& Airplane Corp_l
2
Fairbanks Morse & Co
15j/b Jan
3
Fairchlld Engine
14% Jan
13
17% Mar
7
16% Jan
23
17 % Mir
22% Mar 14
25 % DcC
7
23% Jan
31
25
68
74
1
70
Jan
31
71% Jan
19
30
31
Fajardo
Sugar
2
2
Mar
Family
5%
Finance
Corp
preferred series B
Feb
2
35% Jan
9
Fansteel
8% July 12
6% Jan
10
7% Jan
3
3
10% Jan
3
12% Feb
20
57
Jan
4
51
Jan
12
Feb
21
Metallurgical Corp
Nov
9
Dec
22
41% Sep
27
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
48% Feb
27
5%%
81% July 21
45
Apr
29
31% Jan
11
34
Feb
17
Federal
Corp common
pfd ser A
conv pfd
1953 series
Mogul Bower Bearings
23
15
Jan
3
Federal
Pacific
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
♦
13 Ve Feb
20
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
29% Feb
1
32% Jan
5
Federal
32% Feb
13
34% Feb
1
9
13% Feb
23
8% Jan
3
10% Jan
9
Felt
28% Jan
6
38% Apr
31% Feb
13
34% Feb
29
Oct
14
26
Apr 15
24
111% Mar
Paper
104
53
Sep
Jan
71 % Feb
23
67% Dec
30
18
82 % Sep
23
68
Feb
10
3
105
Jan
11
62%Jun
20
53
Feb
29
11% Sep
19
461/2 Feb
17
26
Mar
9
9
Aug 17
86% Sep 26
100
62
18
Jan
Aug 29
Mar
108
79
61
12% Feb
27
10% Jan
3
19
41
2
104
Firth
3
19% Feb
27
Florence
44% Jan
13
26% Jan
12
35% Jan
48% Apr
14
41% Feb
16
7
36% Feb
13
14
50% Jan
27
56
July 15
100 % Jan
27
102
Feb
13
59 % Jan
Fllntkote
$4
3
32
6
Oct
11
43% Mar 15
99
Jan
13
46% Jan
40
July
69% Sep
105
25
21
61% Sep
51
(The)
7
20
18% Mar 11
Co Inc___
Carpet
Co
Stove
Florida
Power
Florida
Power
&
Feb
3
Food Fair
9
6
99% Feb
24
1
21% Jan
3
29% Oct
28
50
33% Jan
23
39% Mar
2
Foster-Wheeler
7% Sep
14
29
16% Mar 23
14
Feb
9
25% Dec
6
28% Dec
27
25% Jan
Oct
24
89
94
B% May 18
34
113
108%
109
54%
68%
68%
68%
71%
69
71%
69%
70%
72
72%
73
72
73 '/a
72
105
105
105
*105
106
54
53
55
9% Jan
3
32% Feb
27
110% Mar
Gabriel
Gair
2
Co
Co
$4.50
Feb
42% Mar
5%
Feb
23
13
3
14% Jan
24
15% Jan
6
25% Jan
3
27% Feb
24
General
106% Feb
27
1
104
Jan
23
29
66
Jan
27
21
9% Jan
9
8
148% Jun
3
137% Mar
7
36% Feb
23
29 % Feb
8
16
6
26% Dec
29
24% Jan
23
93
2
2
Garrett
Gar
Co
com
9% Feb
3
97% Feb
13
69
Jan
13
36% Jan
5
Oct
27
135% Feb
9
43%
43%
44%
5,600
39%
55%
54%
x57 %
xl20
*98 %
19%
36%
X39 %
58
39%
39%
54%
55
'101
103
551/4
103
57%
57'A
58%
40%
56
54%
...
*101%
58
57%
120
120
120
119
119
100
*98%
100
19%
36%
40 '/a
.
103
♦101
*118
40%
40%
551/4";
41
57%
54%
103
57%
122
14,900
55
*101V2
103
3,200
£3%
8,900
♦119
124
*100
100%
10
19%
39,100
39%
35,100
*99%
100%
99%
99%
19%
19%
19%
20%
191/2
19%
19%
36%
38
37%
38%
37%
39%
38%
110
138
Jan
17% Jan
7
16% Feb
8
17
Mar
7
12% Feb
14
13% Jan
5
6%
80
Mar 29
57 % Feb
9
66% Jan
3
General
46% Oct
27
52% Jan
23
59% Mar
2
General
18% Feb
3
General
5
3
122% Jan
5
124% Feb
16
5
Jun
30
99
Jan
100% Feb
28
7
35% Nov
9
31
Feb
1
36% Feb
27
43% Mar 14
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
10
55% Jan
3
36% Nov.
2
45% Jan
23
53% Feb
24
3
71% Apr
5% Dec
19
4% Jan
39% Sep
15
79
$5
General
General
14
63% Feb
2
76% Jan
3
General
17% Mar 24
14% Feb
9
15% Mar
2
General
6
13% Oct
31
33% Dec
21
38% Nov
4
34% Jan
4
42% Feb
29
49% Jan
26
66% Dec
21
55% Feb
15
63% Jan
3
35% May 25
31
Nov 21
45% July 11
38
Jan
23
42
Feb
2
General
39% Jan
3
29% Feb
3
1
General
100 % Feb
138%
138%
137%
106
69%
69
9%
30%
30%
31
31%
30%
30%
31%
32%
26%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
33%
136%
137
4%%
Jan
7
86% Mar 23
82% Jan
4
Feb
14
3%%
26
118% Jun
27
106
Jan
23
117% Jan
6
24% Mar 14
42% Feb
20
23 % Feb
90% Jan
17
99
Aug
8
96
86% Oct
11
44% Mar
2
5
Dec
15
9
Jan
11
155
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
17% Jan
26
22% Oct
25
69% Jan
6
87 % Dec
30
136%
136%
160
16%
16% A16%
*13
*13
17
13%
13%
13%
1,600
60%
61%
60%
61%
46,400
58%
59%
59%
59%
84,700
59%
xl8%
*68%
100
1%
122%
122%
94 %
8%
;
44%
123% 123%
No par
*100 %
35%
54%
1
x52
1
4%
10c
18%
18%
93
9
.
18%
18%
18%
1,700
94%
93
94
4,700
8%
8%
68%
66%
67%
121%
121%
122%
122%
44%
45%
45%
46%
44%
45%
123%
123%
123%
123%
123%
100%
100%
*100%
68%
121%
67
68%
122
8%
8%
67%
67%
122%
3,000
45'A
192,800
124%
100 %
2,100
122
44%
124
124
100%
100%
100%
100%
35
35%
35%
36
55
54%
55
55
55%
52%
51
52
50%
51%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
36 %
36%
4%
4%
4%
36
*54
49%
36
35%
36
4,000
54%
54
54%
2,400
50%
51 %
9,900
4%
13,000
50
36%
36%
36%
36%
69%
69
70%
69
69
67%
69%
5,400
15 %
69%
15%
69
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,600
41%
40%
41%
41%
42%
41 %
42
4 PA.
6,400
57#
42%
573/4
41%
32%
57'A
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
10
40 %
40%
40%
41
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
31%
32%
32
30%
__100
*100
58%
2.50
103
59%
*100
57%
*100
103
57%
58%
100
*93
95
*93
95
*93
100
*84%
86
*84%
86
*84
100
108
109
108
109
108%
103
♦100
♦100
103
57%
58%
57
58%
95
94
94
94%
95
86
85%
85%
85%
85%
108
108%
108%
109%
40%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40
41%
40%
40%
33,700
44
24'A
43%
44
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
45%
22.900
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
24
243A
II,600
98
*96
24
$4.50
37% Jan
23
39% Jan
4
5
Jan
3
5% Jan
25
154
Jan
5
154
Jan
5
Gold
22
Jan
3
23
Jan
6
Goodall-Sanford Inc
10
*153
*22%
75
Jan
27
86% Jan
5
Goodrich Co
10
84%
preferred
Glidden Co (The)
No par
*96
10
38
Co
5%
1
Telegraph
100
Co
(B F)
98
38%
5%
156
23'A
85
*96
38
5%
*153
*96
98
38%
38 %
5'%
5%
*153
156
98
38%
5'A
156
*86
38
5%
*153
38%
5%
38%
5
♦154
156
23%
*22%
*22 %
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
83%
84%
83 %
84%
83%
84
83%
65
65
23
66% Mar
2,
Goodyear
63%
64%
63%
64%
63%
64%
63%
Feb
14
32% Jan
4
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
44% Jan
16
48% Feb
2
Grace
1
47
46%
47'A
46%
46%
46%
Jan
17
2% Feb
14
47%
2%
46%
2
46%
2%
21/2
2%
2%
2%
2%
18
Rubber
5
& Co
Graham-Paige
1,310
24
96% Jan
3
80
20
109
5
common
&
14,700
43%
20
R)
103
59%
x39%
Jan
Tire
6,500
1
Co
Brothers
(W.
I,900
27,900
1
Plywood
Gimbel
Jan
8,000
36%
4
30
600
36%
100%
36%
36%
26% Jan
60
280
40
common_No par
.•
3,400
69 %
15%
'
10
com
2,500
18%
93%
8%
17
93%
18%
94%
8%
17
36%
5
Corp
45
18%
92%
8%
500
13%
58%
17
220
13%
58%
13%
136%
95
16%
58'%
No par
com___
95
62%
58%
14
Stock
136%
58%
(The) Co
&
137%
59%
Gillette
Brewing
>>*136
61%
2
Goebel
136
61 %
45% Mar
-
2,000
131/4
18%
95%
8%
68%
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
33%
62%
)
preferred
103% Sep
68
33%
13%
(Delaware).J
Corp
preferred
82
68
34
5
Rubber
&
95
69
33%
95%
1
Corp
Corp
preferred
9
95
G8
33%
*65%
1
Corp
Telephone
3
16%
136
:•
68
33
95
95%
65
61%
^__No par
Time
7
8
16%
2
•
10
Shoe
95 % Feb
29% Sep
*65
100
2,700
16,000
'34
.1
.
65 V
Railway Signal com.No par
Realty «fc Utiltles
10c
64 % Jan
18
•'J *95
34
Utilities
conv
95%
68
Equipt Corp
100% Feb
Jan
95%
33%
.
3,500
138
31
Corp___
Corp
10
139
139
50
common
3,300
'
30%
100
Corp
12
133
139
230
1061/4
25%
Co
54% Feb
4%%
*138%
♦106
*138%
com__No par
Inc
Instrument
Public
68%
9%
9%
5
com
Corp common
92% Jan
3
69%
100
13
23
106
9%
No par
Corp
14
Jan
100
9%
29
40 % Jan
9,500
68%
Jun
36
6,500
7*'A
9%
98
19
42%
34
68%
65% Nov
23
7%
9%
16
43% Sep
45% Sep
42
*33
69%
18
11
7%
106%
106 %
9%
preferred
Tire
421/4
34
9%
29
4%%
7%
*33
68%
Nov
General
42
8
106 %
xl5
68%
General Refractories
General
42%
33%
9%
Jun
38% Oct
7%
33%
300
69%
91
86
7%
34%
*54%
106%
45% Jan
7
7%
*33 %
5
General Public Service
39% Jan
32% Mar
7%
34%
55%
*106
Precision
3
x41%
42%
7%
*33%
No par
Outdoor Advertislng_No par
3
4,300
1
Preferred ^3.75 series
Jan
5
1,300
55%
50
General Portland Cement Co
'36% Jan
29
55%
106%
preferred
10
29
56
100
Motors
11
29
29%
55%
preferred
4% Jan
—
*23%
28%
55
4,000
Electric
35% Jan
2
45%
4,400
Dynamics
General
10 'A
45%
15%
30
Jan
10
46%
10
27%
70% Jan
5%
10%
*45%
15%
Contract
General
670
5,500
10%
27%
Co
General Mills
3,600
24,600
46'A
28%
42'/a
8%
33%
110%
10%
54%
42
1
41%
8%
32%
IO91/2
*45%
10%
46
28%
com
8%
32%
110
15%
Foods
1
8
31%
*109
27%
Finance Corp
29
10
46
8%
32%
110
15%
General
46% Feb
10%
47
31%
*109
10
91%
26%
General
122 % Mar
8
8%
32%
109%
*89%
91
15%
General
9
8
x31%
Xl08%
♦89%
27%
9
14
10
*46
8%
32%
110
91
15
9
14
32
*89%
91
*89%
27
24
42% Feb
x8%
110
89%
15%
9% Jan
65% Feb
89%
6,300
27%
95% Feb
120% Feb
271/2
15
18% Jan
14
28%
27%
9
20
28
15%
9
Nov
28%
27%
30
July 11
28%
27%
Jan
85
14%
2
Inc
8 % Feb
27
23
14%
53%
2nd preferred
series
14%
28%
preferred
21% Mar
*14%
*14%
53%
preferred
Corp
Cigar
9
8%
9
1
conv
2
8%
28%
1st preferred
1%
8%
com__l
4%
13
8%
Corp.
4%
General
Nov
12% Jan
43%
5
preferred
48% Feb
3% Mar
43%
Investors
Bronze
Cable
$8
16
11
x42%
No par
General
General
10
1% Nov
43%
Transportation__2.50
Amer
6
Feb
7
43
No par
$4.50 preferred i
13
31
3
600
43%
5
General Baking Co common
26
63% Jan
65 % July 25
18%
50
common
Acceptance
Jan
92 % Jan
30
Inc
American
Jan
13
42% Jan
18%
1
common
(The)
34
5
30
66% Jun
10
18%
39
1
Industries
27% Jan
67 % Dec
8
8,300
104
18%
100
convertible
142
38% Dec
18
5,600
39%
38%
104
191/2
1
new
preferred
(The)
1
Corp
General
6
18
41% Mar 14
12%
12%
39'A
106
19%
*101
100
(Robert)
Co
Wood
4%%
70% Jan 18
24% Mar 15
50% Jan
3,900
43
No par
(The)
Inc
General
22
30% Dec
54
19%
_10
convertible
Jan
Dec
20
12%
120
54
53%
19V2
1
Gamble-Skogmo
8
Jun
10,700
19%
2
preferred
35
101
38%
10,700
75
105
19%
15
preferred
9
11% Jan
101
12%
♦104
70%
105
23
4%
4
Dec
,
1
106
56
4
71
Mar 17*
73%
92% Jan
28
33
70%
73
2,600
14
23
l
12%
38%
*104
*55%
71
53%
39 %
12%
12%
39%
106
55
,
4,800
111%
Feb
Jan
102
12 'A
39J/4
104
106
109'A
7,900
34
33%
109
*54
1,200
Jan
9
53%
34%
1C8%
57,500
28
Aug
12%
40
105
55
28%
29
98
12%
39%
*104
*54iA
34
110
27%
Dec
29% Jan
55%
109%
28
Jan
127
53%
1
of '51
106%
34%
34
%
55%
27%
6
20
*105
*54
28%
29% Jan
,
33%
108%
Trailer
136% Dec
..
33%
108%
Fruehauf
31
119% Dec
10,600
10
7
38
54
5,300
341/4
9%
29% Feb
1
77% Jun
32%
33%
33
10
27
1
123
32%
34%
9%
2,900
9% Dec
6
32%
33%
9%
14%
Mar
7
31%
34%
9%
14%
9% Mar
11
31%
33%
10%
14%
57% Jan
Mar
31
9%
14'A
25
66% Jan
31%
33%
33
14%
46% Feb
43% Oct
30%
-
500
Corp
Gamewell
130
6,700
2,200
32% July 18
-
13%
*53%
Gardner-Denver Co
Feb
13%
Froedtert
29
19% July
13%
6
23
13
13%
Jan
56
96% Dec
13%
15
29% Feb
6
13%
9%
3
6
13%
90%
19
28
13%
131/4
28% Jan
Jan
13%
8%
107% Jan
7% Oct
X13%
89%
9
76
3,000
12%
23
IS% Jan
33%
.8%
Jan
57% Dec
32%
88%
25% Feb
2
33%
12%
46
13
33%
8%
11
16% Nov
48
33%
87%
20
140
48
33%
12%
Dec
17
48
33%
8%
Feb
Aug
48
33 %
12%
51
130
49%
33%
89%
39
July
48%
33%
12%
30
45% Jan
100
48%
88
35% Mar 14
83% Mar 18
53 %
12%
27% Dec
4.
*52
88%
12
Jan
*48
53%
12%
25
107% Mar
49%
*48
*50
88
10 % Jan
105
7,300
53%
10,100
12%
46% Jan
17% Aug
11%
89
10
30% Sep
11%
12%
20
5
11%
88%
9% Jan
29
11%
52
10
45% Jan
15% July
12
52
*52
34
Co
15
25% Dec
11%
5
Co
11% Sep
45
3,800
11%
11%
53%
33'A
_l
Sugar
Sulphur
49% July 27
21
7'A
11%
11%
•52
32%
Freeport
18
20
7%
32%
Franklin Stores Corp
25
4% Oct
7%
10%
Corp
Jan
25 % Oct
77
71/8
100
41% Jan
9
*73
31%
7%
2
5
July
77
33%
7%
5
13% Mar
30
Jun
♦73
31%
7%
7% Jan
22
9% Dec
26% Mar 14
1041/4 May 24
77
*73
32%
7%
92% Jan
4
88% Mar 30
77
31%
7%
31%
Foremost Dairies Inc
Francisco
*73
32%
7%
preferred
121% Jan
3
20
77
32%
3%%
13
Feb
13% Nov
*73
3%%
Feb
10'/a Jan
2,800
& Chem Corp
10
convertible preferred___100
Jan
24
25
Food Machinery
18
27
25
Co__No par
ser
97
23
24%
34%
common
pfd
cum
109
8% Feb
24%
5
Light
Stores Inc
$4.20 div
3
85% Jan
24%
7%
Sep 21
12 % Jan
24%
9%
Corp
Jun
6
24%
1
26% Aug 22
12% Apr
24%
33%
Co
126
14% Jun
24%
No par
100
98% Nov 28
4,600
24%
31%
common
11
6
17 >A
5
Co
(The)
30
Jan
17
6.25
preferred
28
11% Mar 14
17
No par
Feb
68
16%
5
Stores
20% Oct
Mar 31
17
100
96% Nov
102
17
__5
2
Mar
17
_2.50
—
Jan
41
16%
1
First National
Jan
17% Feb
17
1
preferred
Feb
<
2,200
16%
5
Corp
4%%
3
36 y8 Jan
22,300
13%
50
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
Jan
102% Feb
,
Board
common
Filtrol
3
16
May 23
106
29
Jan
16,300
13%
13%
Corp
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y_^_10
2
106% Jan
42%
13%
Ferro
.New
54
42%
13%
13% ; 13%
50
Electric, Co
Dept Stores new
Tarrant Mfg Co
&
43
13%
13%
1
cum
Federated
8%~Nov
42%
141/4
13%
2
9
conv
43%
13%
13%
5
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
5%
43
14
13%
50
Far wick
13% Jan
43%
13%
13%
1
common
42%
14%
13%
1
Falstaff Brewing Corp
43%
13%
20
Co
47
~35%~Jan
23,600
Ex-Cello Corp
14
Jan
Shares
25
3
27
102
24%
17%
12% Feb
119
24%
16%
13% Jan
95
23%
16%
7
5
23%
16%
7
53
23%
16%
30
July
23%
16%
181/4 Apr
37% Nov
23%
16%
21% Feb
26
23%
16%
41 % Dec
Sep
23%
16%
1
5% Mar 14
the Week
Mar. 2
16%'
6
26% Jan 25
Friday
Mar. 1
1
28
May 16
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 29
Eversharp Inc
13% Dec
15
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 28
2
74% Jan
10
Tuesday
Feb.27
5
12y«Nov
24% Jan
RECORD
LOW AND
Motors
•
No par
.2%
2%
98
38%
6,300
5%
7,600
156
23%
84%
8,200
66%
31%
44,500
47%
2%
.
2,200
10,600
32,400
7,600
5
23
Sep
21
Feb
14
19% Jan
3
Granby Consol M S & P
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
27% July
6
34% Dec
30
30
Feb
27
34
Jan
3
Grand
5
30
30%
30%
30%
31%
31
31%
30%
311/4
5,500
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
12
34
Feb
9
39
Jan
6
36 >A
37%
371/4
38%
37%
37%
37%
38 'A
30,600
126% Jan
18
207 % Nov
30
182% Jan
27
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
35
93
Mar 21
9
Mar 14
100
Dec
7
21% Dec
23
39
96
Feb
16
200% Jan
45
Jan
6
3
Jan
17
99
Feb
17
18% Jan
13
20% Feb
17
.
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
Co
City
Steel
cum
T)
Co
5
47% DeC
13
3
33% D;c
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
94% Mar
1
98% Jan
3
Great Northern
35% Jan
18
44% Sep
19
39% Jan
20
42% Jan
3
Great
20% Mar 22
24% Feb
9
21 % Jan
3
23% Mar
1
74
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
153
23
May 26
77% Dec
2
Jan
5
14
144
49% Mar
28% Feb
2
29
Feb
1
149% Jan
11
73% Feb
15
79% Jan
10
common
$2.25
conv
Gt Northern
Great
7%
Green
*188
42%
198
43%
5
common
3%%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
21% Jan
25% Feb
36%
100
preferred
(W
34% Jan
46
12.50
30"%
36%
(The)
Ry
Co
Sugar
No par
25
No par
com
preferred
No par
10Q
Bay & Western RR
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
18
30% Feb
32% Feb
24
Green
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
30% Feb
9
34% Feb
29
Greenfield
16% Mar
14% Feb
9
14% Jan
12
Greyhound Corp (The) common
s
93% Dec
For
28
99
footnotes
a
May 31
see
page
95
26.
Jan
3
11
96
Jan
3
4%%
(H
L)
Co
146
100
.
13% Jan
"
47%
26%
x94%
41%
21%
No par
Ore Prop
Paper Co__
Northern
Western
1
com
preferred
Iron
*98
19%
100
Stores
*72
Tap & Die Corp—No par
preferred
3
_100
42%
*.L;8
19%
-.
*194
195
42%
43
*98 'A
99%
42%
99%
19%
20
*48'A
49
48
48%
49
26%
95%
41%
26%
26%
22%
146%
747/8
204
20
♦197
42%
♦98%
19%
•48
27
28%
28%
*200
207
208
43
41%
42%
99%
98%
981/2
20
100
1,400
50
88
19%
20
49
48
49%
28%
28
28
96%
1,470
4,900
1,300
-
94%
94%
95
95%
94%
95
96%
41%
41%
41%
42'A
41%
42%
42%
42%
22,900
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
8,300
►145
143'A
145%
145%
145%
145%
146%
146'A
*72
74%
32
1
Inc^_
99%
20
195
32 'A
31%
34%
14%
95%
34 %
14 %
*95V4
96
*73
74%
*73
32
32%
-
34
34
32 V8
31%
32%
34%
34 %
34%
14%
14%
14%
14%
96
95'A
95%
*95'A
14%
*95V4
890
74%
34
34%
14%
74%
31%
31%
34%
14%
95'A
*72
14%
96
6.500
1,200
27,000
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday
STOCK
YORK
32% July 19
45% Feb
2
32% Feb
9
35 Ya Jan
13
Grumman
22
8'/4 Apr
4
5% Jan
3
6% Jan
17
Guantanamo Sugar
38% Jan
3
Jan
26
85
2
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
5yeDiC
35% J; n
6
44Vz Feb
23
36
Jan
23
Jan
6
96% Oct
31
96
Jan
4
23
83% Jan
23
60
93% Sep
61% Mar 14
31
101
18
38'A Nov
Aug 26
Jun
109% Jun
Jan
104% July 13
105
Jun
107
97% Mar
101% Jan
3
103% Feb
3
108
Feb
7
Utilities
dividend
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
9
105% Feb
23
41% Jan
5
42% Feb
24
Hackensack
Water
10
67% Feb
29
Halliburton
Oil
14
22% Jan
3
24
21% Feb
27
24
92
Feb
13
8
Hammermill
Dec
8
41
Dec
15
46% July 12
45% Aug 10
69% Nov 25
58% Feb
19 y« Jan
6
24% Sep
14
20% Feb
18 % Oct
13
25 >/4 Feb
4
19
Jan
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
100
100
.—100
dividend
$4.40
104% Feb
10
104
91%
92%
92»%
5%
5%
37 V,
37%
97
£6%
96 %
94%
93 Ve
94 Va
8,900
5*/2
94 J/8
93 %
94'/4
Shares
34 Ys
*96%
*96%
2,000
5%
38
38 %
7,100
97
100
97%
42.8U0
37%
2,600
373/4
38
38
103%
*103
104
♦103
104
*103
104
400
107 Va
*107Y4
108
*107%
108
120
107
*105%
106
•105 Vz
106
103%
*i0/y4
108
10/ %
107
•105 J/2
33%
5%
107V4
107%
34
3 7%
103 Vz
*103
Mar .2
5%
97
37y4,:
373/4
37%
No par
$4.20
6
*96V*.
Co-
Common
23
Jan
107
Corp
97 Vt
x33%
the Week
Friday
Mar. 1
37%
37Ve,
*96%
No par
25
preferred
Bales for
Tnursday
343i
34 Va
5%
37
37%
37
PRICES
lei). 29
34 Ya
5%
5%
5 Vz
1
34%
34%
34%
1
Corp
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
38% Feb 23
Jan23
35
3
9
97
Aircraft
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 28
,
.,
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
.".
Feb. 27
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lawesi
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1955
Monday, March
...
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Xante for Previous
.
•105 Vz
107
*105%
37%
37%
37%
H
21 % Jan
6
38'% Dec
6
35% Jan
19
38% Feb
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
53 % Jan
3
134'% July 25
143
Nov
10
Feb
15
40% Nov
17
31% Feb
9
36% Jan
3
39% July 13
35% July 5
31% Jan
20
34 Via Jan
3
Feb
29
6 Vz Feb
3
Jan
26% Mar 14
31V* Dec
10
12
Mar 11
8% Jan
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
39
12
Jan
18
6
20
3
24% Mar
26% Mar 14
36
Dec
• 2
SI
24
38
1
Jan
17
6
42%
42%
42 Y4
65 Vz
66
65%
6b %
66%
67%
66
603/4
66 Va
66%
21 Ye
22%
22
22%
213/4
22%
22
22 Ve
22
22%
21 Y«
21 Ye
*21%
213/4
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
preferred—'—100
Paper Co—i.
-2.50
90%
90%
*87 %
90 Vz
*87 Vz
£0 %
88%
88%
88%
88 Vz
37 Ve
37%
36%
36 Ye
36%
37 Ve
36
36%
36
36
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
49%
50%
50
52%
53
53
52%
53
53%
100
2.50
1
-145
149
*32%
6% preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
16%
16%
89 Vz
29
53
Feb
9
60
Jan
9
7
98
Jan
30
101
Jan
8
23% Jan
4
Feb
13
37
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
Mar
26
Glass
Co
15
33/4%
Heinz
(H Jl Co common
3.65%
Helme
3
preferred
1221/4 Aug 11
126
May 19
122% Jan
30
124
49% Jan
16
53
Feb
13
13
54% Mar 18
53
Jan
4
54
Jan
11
25
11
34% Nov
9
27%.Jan
23
32% Jan
3
Hertz
31 Ve Mar 18
43% Dec
29
37% Feb
14
43'% Jan
3
Oct
Dec
51
Mar 14
19
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
30
95
Feb
16
99
3
51% Aug 24
42% Feb
14
47% Jan
3
28
12% Jan
11% Jan
9
12% Jan
30
2
31% Jan
21% Feb
14
24% Jan
3
preferred series A__
100
$43/e cum 2nd pfd (conv)-No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
Hires Co (Charles E)
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
50c
28
16% Jan
12% Jan
4
14% Jan
6
Holland
25% Jan
20% Jan
16
32% Mar
31
30
40 V* Jan
13
Feb
29
102 Vz Jan
5
27
6% Jan
20
8 Va Jan
31
27
21% Jan
23
29% Mar
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
12% Feb
10
15
Feb
37'% Jan
6
39
Mar
22
44% Jun
27
31
106
13% Mar 14
13
26
Jun
17
4
26% Oct
91% Jan
100
103
Dec
28
34
Aug
3
26 % Feb
23
28
98
May
5
92
Jan
20
6
100
Feb
105% Feb 23
105
Feb
41% Jan
3
Mar 10
102% Mar
38% Oct
98
56
Apr 28
8% Dec
17
84% Jan
8
104% Jan
14
47
Feb
14
Feb
7
149% Dec
15
17% Dec
29
22% Jun
23
15% Mar 14
27% Dec
8
3% Feb
10
1% Dec
15
7Ve July 18
63 % Jan
11
3
Jan
Honolulu
Hooker
Jan
6
23
102% Jan
10
28
105
Feb
28
47% Mar
2
Oil
Co
Houdallle-Industr'ies
preferred
4% preferred
4.40%
preferred
Houston Lighting &
39
*74%
*95
433/4
113/4
:?
;
21%
21 3/8
31
7
31
500
v
37 V8
3734
37
37% •/
36%
36%
5,300
58%
58 %
57 Ye
59
58%
59
1,800
40
12,700
40
27 V*
14Y4
14%
92%
26%
93 %
45%
453%
:'■* 159%
2% Feb
2
fHudson & Manhattan
159%
14 Ye
24
385/8
*101
100
noncumulative
com
1 Ye
2
preferred—100
Jan
10
67% Feb
27
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
30
31% Jan
4
37% Jan
30
Hunt
28%
143/4
28%
29Ys
15
1434
3 8 3/4
383%
26 Ye
94
94%
94 %
*94%
95%
*
17
6% Jan
19
7Yb Jan
13
Hupp Corp
32% Feb
9
Inc
6.66Ya
6 %
159V4
159
159 Vz
159%
159%
10
2 8 3/4
29
9,500
14%
14 Ye
143/fl
14 Ye
14%
14%
2,100
23 Ye
23
23%
23%
23%
17,800
1 Ye
lYe
"7
2
lYe
8%
8%
*8
67 Ye
293/4
V.
67%
67%
3334
-■
37%
10,200
X23 Ve
2
/. 6 Ye
5
10
100
47%
8%
37 Ye
140
100
105
46%
'
V
34 Y8
63/4
100
*104
'
500
5,400
96
46 34
673/8 .67%
38%
*95
'
Ye
46
2
6 %
26
15,400
39
26%
158%
24
*37%
105
15
*38%
101
•104
8,200
45Y8
•
160
1
Hussman Refrigerator Co
*100
/'
42,700
45 Ye
4534
14Ye
*34
14 Ye
26 Ye
80
7%
29%
29
39
2 6 Ye
3,200
101
73/e
14 Ye
38 Y4
26 Ye
233%
*7%
673/4
343/4
39%
101
7%
2 6 3/4
*lYe
8%
8%
67%
*34
39%
102
7%
39
•
14 Ye
■v
-
7%
27%
143/4
•
101
7
■
27 3/4
*38 V*
,
100
•7 Va
■*,
39 Ye
38%
103
7
Powcr__No par
(Del)
25
12
300
31%
39 Va
38%
14.%
3,700
.
*31%
101
26 Ye
23 Ye
10,800
7%
3174
■V
27%
159%
1334
*7
■
31%
40
1
24Y4
135/e
•
7
31 Ye
37 Ye
1
24%
133/4
7
500
31 3/8
45
Co
24 Y8
13S/a
105
Howe
43Y4
llYs
3,700
*llS/8
■;
101
3
43%
11 Ye
;
*104
25Ya Jan
43%
11 Va
,31%
*100
23
"70
43i/4
21%
101
Stores Corp
95%
77
21 Va
105
Houston Oil Co of Texas
95%
24%
7Ve
105
Howard
9,600
95
13 Ye
58
92 Vz
1,400
18 V*
21%
37
Ye
11,900
39
18
21%
57%
143/8
29
39
18 Va
21%
37%
38%
2 8 Ye
39
213/e
573/4
26
100
*30 3/4
73/b
3
320
1,300
52
54%
>•:
57%
27
123%
5134
*54
21 Ya
x37Va
39
123%
-
2/200
95
2 4 3/8
13%
140
21 %
103%
50
24 Ve
V
139
,
11 Ye
IV*
4,400
*74%
43%
7 Va
l33/4
7%
2,000
777
,
43%
100
18%
28%
•
*74%
*11%
.
37Y4
';i
96
43%
113%
26
25 Ye
18%
51
173/4
77
*11%
44
4334
*113,8
♦74%
93
96
96
96
77
*74 %
77
i
700
100
*37%
54%
28
18%
24%
64
Sep 21
'
33%. 7
I734
*100
3
38% Feb 24
28%
39
18%
105
1% Jan
•i
27Ye
39%
17%
13%
13
39
28
39 %
17 Ye
24-
9% Feb
3
27%
39%
101
24
Foods
28%
%
57 Va
25 Ya
*54
*100
18'/4 Jan
5%
*99
40
90
57 %
37%
51
55
17 Ye
7'/e
com
52
*104
160V* Feb
2
123%':'.
51
*54
100
3
9% Feb
123%
52%
54
133/4
100
100
29
20
123%
51Y4
54
24
common—No par
Jan
7% Feb
123%
52
54%
*101%
33/4%
Sound
123%
52
*53%
—1
25
Inc
21% Jan
.
139
No par
preferred
Household Finance
13874
13 Ye
common__5
preferred
$2.25 convertible
1383/4
*7
——10
Corp
Electrochem
conv
138
5
& Sons
$4.25 preferred
f Hotel Corp of America
5%
25
25%
25%
138%
*122%
«■/
25%
25%
23%
Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5%
convertible preferred——30
Homestake Mining
12.50
1
3
(A)
*99
100
*99
5
Co
Nov
71% Sep
33
6
19% Jan
/
29
Furnace
Hollander
2
128% Jan
95
2Vz%
14% Feb
143
12%-Apr 27
6
22% Jan
3
35 Va Jan
10
Dec
Feb
20
40
16
Jan
65
3
16
Feb
62 Vz Jan
10
Feb
48
14
32% Jan
34% Jan
9
13
37% Oct
21% Feb 24
8
34% Oct
28% Jan
4
Feb
29% Feb
100% Jun
8% -Jan
9
100
28
3
6% Feb
*99
X39
12
8% Mar
100
5
77% Feb
5V4 May 12
19% Feb
7
100
--1
19% Jan
.Oct
57
124
6
12
88%
57
*123'%
14
20% Nov
88%
57
139
Jan
5
90
*55%
1383/4
Feb
98% Dec
*88%
57
16%
19
17
6
88%
56 %
25'%
73
3
300
*88 Vz
88'%
58
18%
3
10% Nov
6,900
323/8
*37%
16
89% Jan
21%
*31%
16Ve
Ye
79% Aug
34 % Jan
21Ve
32
16 Va
37 Ye
20% Nov
Jan
1,600
21 Ve
32
19%
15% May 12
5
16 Ye
211/8
31%
37 Ye
71
Jan
16
2IV4
19%
(The)
Co
16
37%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
40
8,800
31%
No par
61% Jan
60
32%
30 Va
21
89%
138
900
16%
*99
No par
7,100
63/8
34%
31 Ye
19 Ye
Powder common
36%
*34
21
*37%
5% preferred
;—
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4 % Ve preferred series A
50
141
30
4,200
2,400
16 3/«
*313/8
*19 %
21
10
40
4,200
20 Ye
21
37 3/4
Feb
127% Jan
29%
19%
Hercules
30
28%
25%
Hercules Motors
Nov
29%
19%
15
30
148
28
303
1,700
34 %
6Y8
34 Ye
28Ye
2 7 Ye
34 Ye
2,500
33%
,
36%
7
6%
34 Ye
*37%
23
17% Jan
17
6%
*34
10
Feb
11
6%
6 Ye
6%
34 Ye
preferred—25
(G W) common--
noncuinulative
7%
38
37
37%
6%
*34
*57
100
25
100
preferred
19% Feb
17% Oct
96
Jan
2
38% Jan
dist
Industries Inc
Hecht Co common
5
25% Dec
363/8
31 Ye
27
60% Sep
37
20%
31%
Hazel-Atlas
89% Feb
36%
36 3/e
5
Hayes
19
333%
33
5
1
2
3
3
Jan
343%
32%
27%
-Jan
83
34
32%
27
17%
4
34%
33
6 Ye
21% Jan
33% Jan
33 Ye
32%
34%
4,400
148
33 Ye
32 Ye
6Y4
'
53 v*
*145
33%
32Y4
353%
preferred
145
144
200
43%
33Y4
34 Vz
4 Vz 7c
149
*43
42%
33
1
50
23
6
*145
146
33 Ye
10
23
29% Feb
Sep 23
Sep 20
146
Hat Corp of America common
23
32% Mar
*423/4
43%
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Jan
104% Feb
3
:—
18% Jan
16
7
3
36% Jan
convertible
20% Jan
27
*423/4
25
—
F)
Havag Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
0
39% Jan
(W
4%
9
Jan
35
5
Jan
34
20
146
3
30% Feb
14
27% Nov 21
16% Oct
15>/4Jan
20% Nov
84% Jan
141% Jan
43 Ye
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co corn——No par
Hall
333,4
*33%
6 S/3
6 Vz
38
■'<"
3,200
8%
200
67%
67 Ye
3,200
*33%
34%
100
6%
19,300
8%
*8
67 Ye
34
6 Ya
6 3/e
38 Ve
3.73/4
38
29%
30%
30%
31
62
623/4
62
63%
53 Ye
29 Ya
6 %
37 Ye
383/8
29
<
2
53 Ye
53 Ye
54
1,900
1
27
Jun
21
83% July 18
67% Oct
11
68% Sep
19
58 % Jan
23
64% Feb 24
47'/a Jan
5
57
12
50
23
54
Jan
3
51
Jan
49
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
52% Mar 28
52
,
Sep
Nov
9
53% Nov
27% Feb
10
55
,55
Jan
10
50% Jan
Jan
31
4
Power
4.08%
55
Jan
Mar 11
Feb
10
.54
vFeb
13
51% Feb
1
53
12
15% Oct
26
15% Jan
4
16'/a Mar
28
3
3114 Aug 31
Jan
29% uan
10% Nov 28
48% Jan
6
58% May 23
60% Jan
20
71
8% Jan
19
9% Jan
46
Feb
14
50 Ya Jan
Dec
29
59
,Feb
13
69 % Jan
4
169% Jun
15
163
Jan
13
66% Mar 14
91% Nov
28
78 Va Feb
14
£73/s Mir
35y4Jan
6
68
-8
53% Jan
23
65 y4 Feb
21% Jan
26
162
Jan
37% Jan
19
19% Jan
24% July 18
7
96% Jan
18
349
Jan
85% Oct
16
450
11
27% Jan
30
6
373
8
2
Insuranshares
6
Interchemical Corp common
4 Vz % preferred
Ctfs
7
307/8 Jan
3
Interlake
2
Int'l
Business
6
Int'l
Harvester
418
Inc
92% May 26
<
10
3
82
12
Feb
23
4% Jan
31
84
6>/a Nov 21
87% Aug 26
78
Jan
23
126 VB Jan
6
12% Feb
13
Jan
88
.,
6
-
85
3
Jan
6
Jan
9
130Vz Mar
13% Feb
Mar 14
6
28
5
preferred
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada com
International Packers Limited
15% Feb
7
18
Jan
5
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5% preferred
*100
International Salt
No par
94
Feb
15
103 Va Mir
42% Jan
9
28
11
6
3iye Sep
9
45
16
62% Feb
37
443% Feb
2
20
10
29% Jan
67
Jan
3
30
Jan
38% Jan
16
Paper
,
,
International Shoe
International Silver
7%
No par
25
4
32%
Jun
2
38% Feb
7
40 % Feb
21
3
33% Jan
30
40% Feb
27
32 Ye Jan
40
15
34% Jan
19
33% Feb 2J
Interstate Dept Stores
14 Va Jan
Interstate
6
Sep
Jan,
9
12% Jan
3
9
9
15% Aug 29
51% May
2
Feb
34% Feb
40 ya Jan
26
43
Feb
20
30% Jan
26% Jan
3
36% Sep
31
13
343/a
Jaii
5
27% Jan
10
13
3
International Telep & Teleg
International
$1.40
3
30y« Aug 11
20% Mar 23
121
Jan
35% Dec
24
130
8% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
45
19
42'/4 Mar
130
Jbeb
2
17
31
34% Jan
4
43% Feb
7
91 % Jan
9
94
Mar 15
85
Jun
14
46y4 Jan
May 10
101% Jan
Feb
Jun
11
82
27
9Ye Mar
Feb
19
50% Jan
19
Jan
102% Feb
24
91 % Mar
67% Feb
1
23
43 Va Jan
23
50% .tan
22
103% Feb
9
105% Feb
27
3
40% Feb
29
38% Dec
footrnten
spe
30
vnee
35 Va Feb
76
53%
16%
3,800
29%
2J%
48%
64%
f
64
22%
*22
6 3 3/8
22%
50
2274
503/4
:
103
3,300
30 y8
411
407
33 Ve,
172%
*31
*82
5%
82 Ye
81 Ye
13%
13%
,
1
117 Ye
116%
*106
311/4
1293/4
13%
106
,
90
90%
100
100 %
99%
63%
63%
13 Ye
633%
■<
,.
63aA
'
101
"
43Y8
633/4
64 Ya
37Y4
*33
40%
*40%
41
41
*40
41%
:
1
3.50
33
•
13%
38
13%
31%
X133/8
13'/4
32
12,900
120
17,400
300
17
'
3,800
650
92
101 '/a
103 «/2
103 uz
43%
43%
43 Ye
63 V*
♦633/a
6334
37
*36Y4
37%
63%
*36
31 Ye
40 V*
41%
=-■
32 Y
40
31%
*40
1,100
909
1,600
".
40
60,900
8
*40
500
40 Y4
38
33
38
460
43 7 e
40%
31 Ye
40%
*40 Ye
:
l.
31%
31 Ye
40%
40%
31%
16,800
107'%
17
*91
500
83
101 %
43%
37 3/4.
1193/a
92
14,200
5%
*105
17
360
200
30 V*
130
13%
13%
26,800
84
82 Ye
120 V4
105y2
-
31 3,4
130
16%
90
101
13 %
5,600
31 Va
♦5
82%
7,400
•
173 %
*82
130%<
3,200
250
30%
37 Y'e
29%
;
119
%
418
*31
90
17
90
r
3.7C0
5i
102
172%
•
5%
105 %
122
105%
40%
No par
32%
133/s
163/4
43%
*36
;
119%
.
43%
37Y4
;
129 Ye
-
23 Vz
50 %
412
411%
30%
82
82 %
130
13.000
29 Ye
30
84
„
64%
102
31%
*5
5%
'
11,000
23
*
173%
*82
85
81%
23
30
8,300
8 7 Ye
63
>•
50%
37%
7,500
168
86 Ye
102 Ye
*31
r
105%
91%
*36
V
5%
37 %
r
173
31
130
90%
v
38%
174
303/8
82 V8
17
29 Ye
31%
/,
23
50 %J
-
409
31%
139
16 Ye
43 Va
37%
*82
17%
98 %
*
■-'
5%
13%
v
102
411
'
106
61
♦165
t
30Ya
174
1674
43%
29%
,117 %. 119 Ye
107%
r
85
5%
130
'38 Va
64'%
87
:
174
313/4
30 3/8
85
23
438 %
47 Ve
63
*■
62 3/4
51%
:
46 3/4
64
168
64 Va
103 Vz
410%
*373/4
30 Vz
*5%,
30 %
4,600
9
47 y4
86
53%
23
103V2
9
V
63 %
'
*102Ya
5102 Ye
33%
•
9
46 Va
i
87%
86%
49%
x63 Ve
853/4 v
40%
37%
38%
37%
37%
*37Ye
13%
13 Ye
13%
13 %
13%
13 Ye
No par
:
Power
&
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
common
preferred
41%
41%
*41%
41%
5
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
10
50c
1
.
(F
L)
33
27%
40
*129V4
33
27%
40%
130
32 Ye
27%
3
Y4
130
27%
40 Va
130
41
41
41V4
40%
*20 %
20 Y4
♦20%
20 Ye
32 Y4
33 V*
32%
32%
41
33
.
27
27Ye
263/4
2SY4
*20
32%
130
26%
40 %
42
413%
*129%
41 Y'e
40
*129%
78 3/4 Jan
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
Johnson
common
&
Joy
9 Ye
3 5 Ye
36
3
40%
39
39%
39
l
No par
Johnson
12 Vz
preferred series A
Manufacturing
3a %
39 Ve
100
Co
10
100
1
91%
47%
*102
88%
74
473%
105
3j %
92%
*91 %
48
48
103
*102
90
74%
48 Ye
105%
3 9 Ye
88%
7 4 Ve
x47Ve
xl04
39%
93
48%
103
89Ye
74%
473%
104 %
403/8
9Ya
8%
7 Ye
36%
1
100
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5%
8 Ye
1
No par
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
3'/4% preferredJohns Manville Corp
54% Sep
33% Nov 29
833/4
9
'165
25
;
Jewel Tea Co Inc
107 % Nov
32% Mar 14
29%
16
*
100
1,100
13%
4,309
130
*123'/4
4)
800
2074
3 J /a
3,200
26%
1,500
42 Va
19,800
130
10
J
37 Va Feb
97
16
29 Ve
163
com__5
Power Co
common
Jacobs
13
24
59
Iowa
1
6% Feb
104
84%
♦164
168
Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
$6
31 % Jan
11
16
<:
preferred
Utilities
contf
Intertype Corp_
7
6
13
For
24
13
Jan
97% Aug 15
Mar 14
Mar 10
10
Jan
12% Sep
77% Oct
98
23
33 Va Jan
125
34% Jan
99% Jun
65
26,% Jan
30
21
39
8
Sep 26
91% Jan
Sep
Feb
cum
<
'
New
6
25
common
preferred
43% Jun
Mar 15
15
7.50
common
:
64 y2
83%;
8134
International
8
'164
168
129Y4
27
2
64% V
100
2)
,Jun
47%
63
No par
Preferred
34-% Mar 15
34
1
30
74% Sep
39% Nov
47
64Y8
*82
Fe'o
48% Mar
48
63 Va
30
Jan
114
473/8
64 Y4
5
106
26
48
x47%
100
com
.122
96% Jan
9'/a
313/4
4
24
9%
172%
31
89% Feb
9%
37 Ye
Jan
14
8 Ye
172%
108
Nov
9
9
*31 »/4
103% Jan
101
29 Va
No par
23
15
29%
common
12
20% Nov
293/8
preferred
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
117% Sep
Jan
29 Ve
409
108
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
29%
No par
4%
1
29%
Machines
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
7%
16
30
9
i 38% Feb
53%
-15 Ya
No par
32 Vb Jan
Mar
5
Corp
28% Feb
■
53%
>52%
53Y4
*52 %
103
Iron
>53
53%
*53
15 Ye %
_100
Int'l
Jan
1
_
3
8
20
23 Ya Mar
28
Jan
Jan
Inspiration Cons Copper—
Feb
53Y4
5334
53%
15 Ye
*164
No par
Feb
Jun
23% Jan
Co
Jan
17
35
Steel
32
141
Jan
Inland
*53
*52 Va
V
*53
*52%
15%
100
174
6
Dec
2
55
53%
v
64
preferred
30V2 Jan
lfl
60
6%
>53%
:.
Ye
15
No par
61V2 Jan
103
par
1
1
common.
36 Va Jan
29
42
6
Rayon
167% Jan
12% Jun
73
Ingersoll-Rand
9
67% Jan
Jan
Industrial
3
24
5
,-100 pesos
18
127 y« Dec
69
A
3
55
«
Mexico
De
Apr
41% Jan
3% Mar 18
Jan
5
Electrica
41 ya Jun
2
Mar
23
.
Feb
Co—
175»/« May 31
37% Jan
4
11
84
23
47'/t Jan
100% Jan
33% Sep
11
28% Nov
21 Vz Jan
12
Mar 29
57% Dec
103
6
165% Aug
29% Oct
Sep
165
9
•
RR
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industrie
*53%
5334
*52%,
25
55
50
*53
Terminal
*533/4
100
53%
55
:
51%
*52%
*533/4
preferred—50
Illinois
*51
53 %
55
preferred—50
15,200
2,500
51%
*52%
*53%
cumulative
6,700
-
*51
53%
cumulative
-
.
53%
51
*52 Va
4.20%
62 Ys
53%
50%
*50%
53%
4.42 %
2
-
53%
51
*52%
4.70%
10
62%
53
,
*52%
*50%
preferred
cumulative preferred
6.
Feb
53
623/4
533/4
50
9
Jan
53
53
50
cumulative
31
x62 V*
preferred
cumulative
4.26%
54 Vk Jan
Jun; ,,.8
6
64%
53%
19
17
8'/a Dec
633/4
53%
52% Jan <17
5
29
No par
common!—No par
Co
11
Jan
24% Mar 15
Illinois
Jan
51
13% Apr
51
Idaho Power Co
Illinois Central RR Co
a
%
*92%
48 %
*102
88
74 V*
45%
105
39Y4
9
9%
9%
9%
35%
36
353/4
35Ye
33%
39
393'a
37
39
93
92 %
£2y4
92%
92 V*
3
j
V4
x48%
53
*102
103
89%
76
73
43
88 Va
>4
105
40%
46 %
101 y4
39%
49 %
89
43%
'102
103
%
76 Vz
47 %
105
40%
89
75
46%
'104%
43
49%
161,900
2,000
6,700
32,000
4,800
103
£1%
11,200
7614
2,700
47%
37,100
103
40%
450
14,600
5
1956
Volume
Number 5513 ;
183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1955
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
K*nr« for Previous
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tnursday
Feb. 28
Feb. 29
Mar. 1
Feb. 27
the Week
Friday
Mar. 2
Shares
K
94
Sep
4
45
30
99% May 16
105
May
107% Sep
9
Nov
25
Oct
31
20
41% Feb 24
96
Mar
1
100
Feb
24
101% Feb
7
4%
7
105% Feb
21
106% Jan
6
4.50%
104
10
103
Jan
Mar
9
78% Feb 28
6
46% Jan
20
Feb
27
20% Jan v 3
Kayser
(Julius)
9
32
Feb
14
34% Feb
Kelsey
Hayes
113
Jan
23
132 % Mar
45% Jan
23
43% Jan
2
29
2
Kern
2
46% Feb
23
24% Feb
24
25% Feb
23
6
56
Sep
16
39 % Feb
10
441/4 Jan
16
36% Jan
3
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
29% Feb
4
38% Dec 27
33% Jan
23
34% Jan
-5
56
Jan
25
101
Feb
16
59% Jan
3
45
69
July 26
105% Nov
5
6
7
Mar
Dec
23
52% Jan
23
94
Jan
2
37
Jan
4
59
Jan
17
102% Feb
1
31
100 % Jun
3
60
92% Mar 18
47% Mar
i
28% Jun
30
Jan
4
28% Feb
47% Dec
20
55% Feb
9
43% Jan
22% Dec
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
50
4
43% Jan
4
15% Jan
30
Feb
29% Jan
10
7
1
32
39% May 31
12% Mar 15
16
Jan
Sep
7
22
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
4
18'% Dec
6
Dec
16
25
20% May 10
28 % Jan
6
Feb
4
16% Mar
25
14
3
$5
1
13
Kresge
29
4% Jan
6
3
Laclede
Gas
Lees
11
95% Feb
21
161/2 Jan
31
83
Jan
3
23
21% Jan
3
3.85%
6
1% Jan
3
2% Sep
1
Jan
3
2% Jan
31
3
17% D.c
22
15% Jan
19
19
Feb
1
$3
3
6% Sep
1
5% Jan
3
8
F-b
1
50c
40% Mar 14
47% Jan
4
43 Va Jan
23
46
Mar
2
Lehman
Corp
16
22
Jan
4
16% Jan
Fink
23
Mar
3% Jan
-
Sep 30
19% Jan
26
2
,
noncum
47
22
46%
66
31
♦57%
58%
*57%
58V4
101%
101%
101%
101%
53%
52%
53%
♦96%
97%
95%
96V4
28%
29
49%
50
50
24%
24
241/4
par
47%
47%
47
15%
Products
Tobacco
Lily
Tulip
Belt
Lionel Corp
(The)
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Cup
15%
15%
15%
81%
82
81
81%
par
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
Loew's
24
Lone
Star
Cement
Lone
Star
Gas
8
107% Apr
Sep 26
103 % Jan
20% Oct
139% Dec
105
11
25% Jan
7
147
3
-
45% Jan
58
Co
7
7%
44%
17
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
15
Long Island Lighting Co
July 27
7%
/P)
E
90% Dec
6
30
83% Jan
24% Feb
94% Mar
20%
80%
6.400
16%
16
I6V4
19,300
27%
27%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
25
67
100
161
68 Va
28
8
Lowenstein
22% Mar 14
31% Dec
6
99% Sep 23
39% May 16
102 % July
6
101
Jan
3
51% Jan
3
42
Jan
20
26% Dec 28
21% Jan
23
53 Va Jan
43 % Jan
20
49 % Jan
3
Jan
11
141% Jan
31
26% Jan
10
26% Mar 14
32% July 27
35% July J 5
88% Mar 15
95
1
53% Mar
4%%
67%
67
161
160%
2,900
67%
66%
67%
6 6 Va
161%
160%
161%
160%
160%
250
67
15,400
50 Va
49%
50%
50%
51%
50
50%
50 Va
52%
16,700
51%
51
51%
54
53%
55
54%
54%
54%
5,300
16%
*16%
54%
16%
42%
43Ve
7,600
*16 Va
1,800
16%
16%
16%
16%
42%
43%
42%
43
89%
*89%
90
49 %
50 Va
43%
50%
49%
50%
49
49%
48%
491/4
19,900
22%
23
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
97,800
79%
79
10
29'/a
♦114
77%
29%
29V4
116
16%
105
29
30
116
115%
*105
101%
*101
79%
78%
30%
78 Va
78%
29%
29%
29
115 Va
*891/4
90
*113
115
115
90
—
79%
30
♦102
700
63 Va
61%
65
63%
66%
21,300
22
21%
22
21%
21%
14,400
106
106
*105
106
*105
106
101
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
105
*103
105
*103
105
*105
20%
201/4
141%
141%
20%
20%
20%
141%
141 %
141%
55
55%
55%
55%
56
55%
55%
56
56
88%
89%
89%
55%
89%
89%
90%
90%
93%
93%
94%
20%
142
142
50
8,500
11,600
116
101
105
v
—'
21%
101%
105
(Ky)_Nopar
;
43%
♦103
105
*101
*103
20%
43
*89%
90
61
•
100
l'o
43%
78
79
*114
16%
43
*89%
100
100
(M)
3,100
*89 Va
21 I:
x20%
141%
Xl39%
20%
140
100
100
,•
28,200
110
1,900
11,500
& Sons Inc—
"
1
25%
26%
24%
100
104%
104 Va
*104A
lo
preferred series A
Lukens Steel Co
2
161
27%
1,300
100
Common
4% Feb 27
67 Va
161
x49%
2.50
common..
Nashville
&
2.300
1,200
13,200
18%
A
Gas & El Co
Louisville
2
27% Feb
27
Via
791/4
preferred
Co
7
20
100
'
77% Jan
45
7
18%
preferred
Louisville
21
78%
100
Lombard
21%
20 %
series B preferred
series D preferred-
5
20%
18%
22
29
21%
20
preferred
series
'
18%
63
23
2,100
78%
62
Feb
55
18,400
82%
18%
21%
21% Feb
16 Va
82%
79%
2iya
143% Jan
-----
16
82%
20%
64 Va
1
10
97
16
82
78%
21%
10
49% Jan
44%
61%
4.35%
*95 %
157/a
81%
20
4.25%
139% Mar
4474
10
9
5%
2%
44%
No par
11
3
44%
com
13
Mav 25
S7
*18% '19
10
22% Feb
Jan
96
*95%
700
1
71% Feb
102% Jan
1,200
__No par
2
106
34%
No par
___t
conv
'103% Jan
*33%
18%
-
16
27
34
79%
com
24
3
Feb
Jan,
34
300
20 Va
preferred
Jan
11
105
101
July 15
4,900
18%
Aircraft Corp
Inc
20 % Jan
6
Mar 11
convertible
103% Jan
27
100
103% Mar
21%
78 Va
common
102 V
211/4
~
20%
Corp
7
Jan
21%
41/4
16%
15%
16%
17
21
'
97
81%
5
3
21% Mar
*95%
lo
10
23
35
3,i00
17
18%
Corp
23 Va Feb
6
15%
*4
79%
Co
53% Jan
4
15%
4%
16%
20'/a
■
14
Mar
15%
16%
*4
78%
com
27
38% Sep
15%
4%
I~„5
46% Feb
23
15%
*4
20 Va
Corp
13% Jan
11
15%
4%
7
1
Oct
15%
25
5
7
20
8,700
10
Co
24% Aug
28% Mar 14
47%
No par
Link
4%%
47%
46
29
79% Feb
47%
45%
26
31% Feb.
47%
457/B
Teb
119
47%
44%
64% Feb
2
47
16,800
Jan
10
2,100
47Va
7%
55
23
2,100
24
*6%
12
Mar
7,200
50'/a
23%
7%
2;3
Jan
23V4
50
23%
97
27
04% Jan
29
50 Va
23%
*95%
16% Feb
28
29%
50
97
43% Feb
115
29
50%
24%
I
*95%
100% Jan
5
29
50 Va
23%
28%
34%.
9
5
360
34
14
21
12,400
34
24
Dec
28%
53
97
*33%
Feb
July
50
52%
96%
33 Va
Feb
32% July
900
96
32%
89
73
800
58V4
102
52%
common_3
15
123
4%
*101
96
21%
35% Jan
7
15%
4%
57%
57%
102
*101
36
52%
16%
19
5
15%
36
96%
21
14
Oct
28%
46%
35%
53%
21%
19
Jan
52%.
46%
57%
102
*95%
501/4
24%
58
*57%
*101
21%
39% Sep
26% Mar 14
12,200
21%
103 % Sep
114
47%
35%
21%
15
56
<■
46
36
7
Myers
Lockheed
46%
36
36
17
25
,
46
45 Va
36
17
30
17 Va Mar 14
1,200
46 Va
36
46%
36
17
Dec
'40% May 17
5,900
4,200
41%
17 Va
preferred
3%%
46
24%
41
17
25% Jan
21 Va Jan
45
24%
41
1
79
Apr
45%
24%
41
1
'
16
45%
24%
40%
7%
53
20
46V4
25Va
40%
10,200
Liggett &
23
45%
24%
41
2%
72% Feb
49 % Jan
18,100
25Va
;
17%
163% Feb
47% Jan
5,600
37,700
48%
46
47%
21%
2
6
34
1321/4
47%
25
46
4%
33%
129%
45%
5
53
34%
129
2%
3
17
46%
171/4
Life
Jun
33%
127%
47%
2%
28% Feb
55% Apr
Sep 26
46% Oct
34%
128%
46%
17%
17% Jan
7%
34
127%
47
*40%
•
Jan
341/4
126%
46%
2%
3
156
34
X125 %
47%
'
149% Jun
34%
127
16%
25% Jan
63% Mar
2,500
2%
10
16
14,300
18%
17%
15% Feb
164% Nov
22%
18
™~5
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Savers
7,500
22V4
18'/a
17
Apr 22
28
22
25%
22%
18
41%
Lerner Stores Corp__
29% Sep
72% S-p
25%
22
18%
2%
Lehn
9
25%
22
18
17%
19% Feb 24
24% Dec
25%
22
181/4
/
25%
2%
86
V
25%
22
18 Va
17%
21% Jan
23
25%
21%
18%
700
2%
9
" 3
X25 %
22
2,000
17%
9
13% Jan
26
No par
10
Co
50
78%
46
2%
4
&
105
77%
*45
17%
Feb
3
*104
*
77%
46
1
19
Jan
105
77%
*45
preferred__No par
2nd pfd
No par
(The)
1
71% Feb
89% Dec
105
77%
46
1st
noncum
1
3
18
61% Mar 14
Sons
6
19% Jan
64% Jan
105%
270
45%
25
preferred
18 y8 Jan
107
77%
41
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
11% Jan
102%
*106
100
23
10
*101
107
45V4
5
34% Feb
23
102 %
*106
78%
46%
10
16
&
♦100
107
♦104
104%
101
45
24%
;
70
97
78
33%
l
Co
*95%
45
126
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
l
(James)
*103%
(ill)_I_i
In0
96
45%
No par
Lee Rubber & Tire
13% Jan
25 Va Apr
_i
Co
96'
34,400
21%
2.50
Co
2,400
97
391/4
77%
"18 Va
25
10
72% Jan
94% Jan
30
&
Mfg
1,100
40%
38%
25%
'
No par
Jan
82
Dec
H)
51 Va
40%
100%
4
15% Feb
18% Jan
(S
51 Va
40%
39%
77
_]_5
Kroger Co (The)
15% Nov 28
104%
Co_
13
11
6
(S S)
Kroehler
51%
40%
45 %
8.75
common
51%
40%
*106
100
Inc
Kress
86% Aug 11
Mar 14
Co
21
22
♦103%
:
38%
51%
*95%
107
No par
Inc
39%
40
101
*105%
preferred
48% Jan
.
*100
Co__
Ind
38%
51%
-
97
107
Co
prior preferred
4%
*95%
101
preferred
Koppers
95%
<■105%
Wheel
53% Feb 29
34% Sep 20
98% May
3
53 Va Jan
&
24% Feb
4
20% Feb 10
31% Feb
Electric Co
Oil
40%
95%
50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common
1
Feb*
98
Prior
.
51%
40
IZlOO
1
Copper
County Land
Kerr-McGee
39V4
51%
40%
'
com__No par
Kennecott
15
;
&
38%
51 %
<■100
Kansas Power & Light Co__
6
59% Apr
38% Jan
Gas
10
Jan
129% Aug 26
6
27
Jan
Kansas
24
18
39%
51%
100
preferred
21% Jan
22% Mar
38%
X40
100
Southern
8
15
33%
50
preferred
City
non-cum
3
38 % Nov
84
4%
v
24% Mar
Feb
Corp
preferred
29% Jun
27 Yh Mar 14
29% Jan
Chem
preferred
Kansas
27
26
cum
4.20%
1
71% Feb
4
&
preferred
6
24% July 15
Oct
Alum
4%%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
;
100
17
44% Jan
3
44
Kaiser
3
Feb
52
•
Jan
17% Mar 24
08% Jan
10
84% Apr 21
Mar 10
21% Jan
41% Jan
3
23
48% Jan
24
43
Feb
Feb
94
105% Nov 28
102% Mar 15
70% Jan
% Mar
30
100% Mar 23
105
35
51
Nov
38% Jan
43% Dec 14
28% May 25
39
49 Va
49%
49%
50%
29
29%
29
29%
28%
43%
43%
43%
43%
*43 Va
24%
25%
25%
25%
*104 ,n0
105
*104 A
49%
105
51
49%
25%
25%
105
*104^
25%
9,200
10
105
56%
11,300
30%
52
51%
16,500
M
12% Mar 14
48% Jan
133
19
Mar 28
19% Jan
140
6
3
138
July 22
29'/a Feb
3:% Feb
■
32% Mar
& M Wood
MacAndrews
6%
2
31% Jan
27
M
17
Forbes
Trucks
Many (R H)
Co Inc
13
89 !/2 Jan
4
92% Jan
13
i:-
3
9% Jan
31
10% Feb
'.7
Madison
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
Feb
9
10% Feb
28
56% Jan
6
100% Jan
23
Feb
29
23
Jan
<-4
4% Dec
16
19
22
3-t
Feo
Jun 121
585
«
6% Feb
10
35% Jan
3
Feb
33% Jan
7% Sep
27
11% Feb
17
28
Jan
6
35% Jun
21
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
54% Aug 23
9
34% Nov
37% Dec
59
9
•
18
Jan
6
6% Jan
24
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
37% Jan
3
5% Fvb
8% Apr
May 16
130
10
F. b
4
685
5% Nov 25
28
Sep
417/a Sep
18
543% Jan
122
24
Manati
Sugar
Bros
610
•
7
Jan
3
Mandel
Jan
6
Manhattan
13
10% Jan
9
Maracaibo
Oil
4
39% Feb
24
Marathon
Marine
18 Va Feb
17
Jan
27
55% Feb
15
27
36% Jan
6
Marquette
23
33% Jan
'6
Marshall
16% Feb
54
21
1
38%
38%
39%
38%
Exploration
24
July 19
3
4
21% Sep
29
19% Jan
4
22% Feb
20
Martin-Parry
6
29
Masonlte
24
Master
Feb
41
9
20 Va Feb
16
24% Jan
40% Feb
14
43 Va Jan
.
3
F.b
7
9«% Jan
4
May
97
3
99
Jan
10
95% Feb
28
May 18
99
Jan
12 :
94% Feb
1
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
86
Feb
8
87% Mar;'2
25% Jan
4
35% July 12
28% Feb
6
31% Jan
4
-16
56% Mar 31
55 VB Feb
1
56 Va Jan
9
20% May 16
25% Dec
8
20% Feb
13
23
34
7
27% Feb
10
Feb
Mar 14
44
Jan
6
46
Nov
16% Feb
81
29
91
July
1
58
Apr
•
45
Dec
Aug
57% Jan
67
40
'
May
"
8
80
Jan
31
13
47
Feb
15
71% Jan
80% Jan
43 Va Jan
29 Va Feb
22
Jan
25
•
18
17
3
.2
23
46
Feb
24
McKesson
23 Va Feb
29
McLellan
106% Apr
18
101% Jan
4
77 % Dec
9
77% Feb
21
-
15% Feb
Jan
7
21% Jan
Sep
4%%
Cum
21
30% Feb
13
32% Jan
6
Feb
24
96% Feb
13
25
33% Jan
31
37% Feb
24
135
Jan
Jan
25
98 Va Feb
6
28% Jun
28
24
l
30% Apr
26
96
88% Mar 30
12
Mar
2*% Feb
8
111
Feb
21
27% F b
6
28% Mar
1
4%
Merck
&
21
21
21
2lVa
21'/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
800
-
X 21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2.400
41%
41%
41%
41%
42 Va
41%
42 Va
9,000
95%
96%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
130
96
•-
95%
95%
*95
96
95%
95%
87 Va
*87
88
87 Va
87%
30%
29%
30
*29%
30
*55 Va
56
*55 Va
56
22
93% Dec
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
37% Jan
Jan
Feb
2
97% Jan
25
Jan
6
Mir
2
105
26
101
Apr
18
96
9
136
1(38% May
18
133
1
Apr
6
29% Oct
107% July
102
60
Sep
35% Mar
22%
22%
22
22
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
5
5
Robbins Inc
18
Co
1
common
Corp
Inc
100
series
50
1
common
series
Stores
25
:
(1st series)
4.30%
(The)
10
1st
Co
*82 Va
-
16%c
common
3
Mesta
6
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
No par
12.50
Co
5
14%
83%
83%
93
93
44%
45
36'%
110
26%
26%
92%
92%
107% 107%
*47%
48'%
20
20 V4
50%
4.35%
3.85%
preferred series
preferred series
100
21
98% .T"n
31
3.80%
preferred series
100
2
4 45%
preferred series
100
*106%
5
55
31%
47% Jan
20
55% Feb
27
Miami
Copper
30% Jan
20
33
Jan
6
Middle
South
Midland
sa% Nov
21
40% Feb
14
46
Jan
5
23
135% Jan
17
142
Jan
3
8%
1st
Steel
Utilities
Prod
preferred
Inc
common
100
10
108
55%
31%
5
44%
44%
__100
139%
139Va
-
22^4
18Va
18%
70
70Va
101% 101 %
78 V4
78%
22%
31
95'%
36
31%
96
36
107'% 107%
25%
25%
26%
27'%
93
93
108
108
*48
48'%
20
20Vt
50%
50%
101 Va 101%
*105
106%
*99% 100%
*97%
93%
*106% 108
54Va
55
31%
31%
43Va
138
28%
;
46
46
%
14%
83
44V4
138%
52% 53%
< 82
84
93% 93%
44% 45'
22% 23Va
18% 18%
70% .71V2
101% 101%
*79
80 »
31% 32
96
96V4
36'% 36%
107
107
24% 25Va
27% 27%
*92% 93
103% 108%
48'% 48%
20l/a 20%
.
50Va
50%
*100
101
*103% 106%
x98%
98%
*96%
99%
*106
ICS
.*
)54%
55%
31%
42%
139
31%
43%
139
'
28%
21%
21%
28%
28%
40
30
1,100
400
300
46%
40
14%
14%
83
23
Mar
14%
53%
96
*21%
28%
82%
y46%
83
-
21%
28%
'
53
81 Va
92%
92%
x45
45%
22%
22%
17%
18%
70Va
70%
*101'% 103
*75
80
31
31V4
50%
14%
56
.21%
,
83
Jan
1C6
.
-
*55
56
53%
99% Feb
107
100
*46
46%
101% 101 Va
*105
106%
*99% 100%
*97%
93%
pfd
*55 Va
80%
36V4
109
25%
26%
3%
pfd
Machine
53
95%
preferred__50
Inc
6
7
26.
14%
1
50% Jan
146% Sep
2nd
9
page
*46
100
B
common
23% Jan
25
see
e
50
„
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-
21
For footnotes
30%
3
19
13
30%
55%
Jan
Dec
30%
*55 Va
49
93% Mar 29
87%
86 Va
31
3
103
*86 Va
87%
44% Jan
Jan
*95%
*86%
17
102
96%
96
x30%
56% Jun
7
*95 Va
_No par
7
13
95%
40
*95%
...
43% Jan
27
13,200
40
21 Va
41%
No par
13% Feb
41
38%
21 Va
41%
No par
48% Feb
40
40 Va
38%
21 Va
%
$4
99% Jan
40
38 Va
$3.50 preferred
18
41
100
41
5
11
>
97
21 Va
9
52 Va Aug 26
•
„
1
Fej
26% Feb
•
97
5
.
common..
Publishing
Co
3.000
21
_No par
Jan
103 % A or
*96%
50,800
93
6
343/8
35%
112
11
34%
35 Va
10
Mar 28
34%
*96%
23
Jan
34%
j
35%
Jan
96
35
96%
1C6% Jan
22% Oct
34%
35%
22
39
4.300
34%
96%
1
Shoe
conv
34%
36%
112 % Apr
91
1,300
34%
*55
97
9
July 21
55%
35
35 Va
Jun
102
55
34%
357/a
Co
convertible
5%
r.5
35%
35%
Co
preferred
Mercantile
55%
34%
-No par
preferred
Mengel Co
55%
34%
_No par
2nd pfd
Melville
18%
55%
34
-No par
Stores
Corp
16
17
39% Sep
18
20
Jan
46
93
82
82
18 Va.
55 Va
34%
*96 Va
Mead
102% Jan
'
11,430
18%
55%
36%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
17
18%
5,600
34%
19% Feb. 23
14
18VB
18%
39
96 Va
74% Jan
1
Feb
38%
39
35%
Porcupine Mines
&
5,500
34>/a
Co
Electric
Mclntyre
500
9%
18Va
Stores Corp common__50o
convertible preferred
100
3%%
400
9%
9%
63/4
36%
96 Va
common..;
McGraw-Hiil
•
6 56
*6%
36%
6%
1
preferred
29
2
8
$2.50
McCrory
5%
100
—
Corp
Corp
18 Va
4,800
600
5%
55 %
4
—
preferred
Mar
21
•7
$3
McCall
McCord
Feb
3
Jan
•
18%
37%
*579
5%
34%
common
95
12
26% Jan
16
Maytag Co
18%
13,300
37%
37
37
37
37
129%
Com___.-No par
Co
L)
7
7.000
34
5
50
-
-No par
^
$3,75 cum pfd 1247 series-,_No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd-No par
84
Jan
31
6
Jan
Co_
$3.75 preferred
s"
McGraw
71% Dec
Aug
Jan
Mfg
Corp
27
1
60% Jan
46
common
pie/erred
Corp
Electric
24
18
101
3'
&
Dept Stores
53% Feb
Apr
63
12
Corp
preferred
(Glenn
83% Jan
52% Jan
15
Jan
15
23
13
Jun
„
32 Va Jan
9
45% Apr 25
4
25
{
21
78% Dec
Mar 14
21% Aug 11
13
14'/a Feb
16
91
17
•
45Va Jsn
Aug 22 f
14% Mar 14
>
39
Cement
Jan
35% Feb
6%
6%
39%
38% Jan
16
*5%
700
9%
126%
600
*578
5%
9%
9
19
36%
36%
600
650
Va
9%
127%
126
130
9%
27
26% Feb
10
9 Va
Jan
44% July 21
5%
*9%
9%
39%
32% Jan
40% Dec
♦578
5%
10 Va
9%
95
33% Mar 14
36%
36%
600
10
9%
Field
4%%
5%
91
*9%
9%
33% Jan
Martin
*578
5%
6,100
29%
91
—1
4
98
36%
36%
600
*5%
41,800
29%
6%
22
52
35%
•578
127%
;
600
32%
10
♦36%
25
-
129%
32 Va
29%
6%
Feb
83
125%
32%
91
37%
Apr
22% Nov 29
-
128 %
9%
443/8
141%
10
6%
44
-
10%
44%
♦GO
36%
38% Sep
94
9%
X29%
37%
99
94% May
9%
29
•137
10
*6%
convertible
*
-
9%
30%
91%
10
*36%
11
-
10
_5
Jan
15% Aug
25% Jan
91
10
1
31%
32
29%
29%
90
10'/a
'
141%
*137
141%
-No par
7
23 Va
29%
91%
*9%
1
28%
44
*90%
29%
91
50
20 Va
44
_
__
Midland
4%
30%
31%
29%
44
Shirt
31% Jan
92
29 Va
100
Corp
32 % Jan
18
July 14
30%
125%
Garden
Co
41
30%
♦137
141%
_No par
Magic Chef
1
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
9
30
-No par
preferred series A__
Square
141%
_No par
com
Jun
13 % Jun
4 Va %
♦137
*137
a
Inc
6
■
10
100
7% Jan
•
-.8
common
preferred
Mack
3
Working Co
&
14%
14%
14%
9,200
82%
82%
81 Va
-81%
160
6.500
46%
*46
*
..
53
*3
53
83
93%
44-/4
83
94%
45 /4
22%
22%
18%
18%
71%
71
101% 101.2
80
21
96
4
*36%
*109
24
27
80
32
96 4
37%
24%
a
28/2
/S2% 93
107,4 107 ,4
X48V2 48/2
20V8 20 A
.50%
*100
*105
*97%
96%
50%
101
106
*46
53%
83
83
1,700
94%
95
6,500
44%
45V4
5.400
*22%
231/4
600
18%
18%
4,400
71%
71%
3,600
*101 Va
80
31%
31%
96
96
36%
98
96%
*106
108
54 a 5o- s
31% 3Ra
42,4
43 /2
*138
139
37
80
300
3,500
470
900
108 VA
230
24V»
24%
5,300
28Va
28 V2
76,200
108
*92%
93
107%
108
200
800
43%
48%
1,100
20
20'/4
26,300
50%
1,800
>/a
♦50
101
,2
103
80
♦103
*97%
*96%
106
101
130
106%
98
98
106
"50
100
10
55%
56%
15.700
31%
31%
6,900
44%
10,200
44%
137
138
220
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
,.
(1126)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Higbest
Year 1955
25% Jan
21
35
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
30% Feb
9
11
1
19% Apr 13
70
Jun 20
117
Dec 30
21% Feb
29
36% Jan
23% Jan
3
6
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie.
No
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
20% Oct
15
11
Oct
29% Feb
Nov 30
28% Mar
50% Oct
17
106
Oct
14
80
Jan
6
115
102% Dec
28
6
20
82
Jan
9
17
Jan
23
19% Jan
58
107
12% Jan
12
34% Jan
20
Jan
23
66% Feb 29
116'A Jan
112% Jan 24
3.30%
3
Jan
19
125
Mar
2
102% Jan
11
104
Feb
3
11
20% Mar
2
24% Jan
83% Mar
2
88
Jan
2
33
$4
preferred
conv
Minn Min &
1
105
15
Apr 13
26% Nov 25
93% Nay 4
35% Dec 14
Jun
par
$5.50
1st
18
27
71 % Feb
29
36% Mar
26% Feb
9
7
15
38% Jan
23
5
44% Feb
33% Oct 31
29% Jan
3
Feb
10
14% Jan
23
17% Jan
5
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
2
813A Jan
5
Jan
30
31
30
32% Dec
Aug 10
21% Aug 12
$1.50 2nd
'
Minnesota
When
2
Minnesota
Minute
42% Mar
2
323A Mar
2
8% Jan
6
1
100% Jun
71% Jan
17
11476 Jun
7
99% Jan
8% Nov
29
15% Sep
4
79% 8ep
14
15
8% Jan
6
;/ 71% Jan
31
76
Feb
20
3 % %
Jan
26
88
Feb
20
4.20%
Jan
5
21% Feb
23
21
Jan
30
24% Jan
12
21
Feb
9
24% Jan
12
Jan
3
49
Jan
74% Mar
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
81
14% Dec
1
18% Feb
23
16
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
54
114
10
11% Feb 29
Power
Mississippi
Mohasco
&
River
Fuel
RR
70%
71'A
35%
353/4
36
35%
35%
34%
20%
28%
28%
400
35%
26%
293/8
36%
4,100
26%
2,900
16,100
1,400
— mm
27
26%
27
153/4
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
393/4
40%
40
40%
40%
41%
40'A
41%
41%
42%
16,100
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 y«
30%
313A
31%
323/4
20,900
32%
32%
31%
32
31
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
5,100
26%
27
27
27
14%
14"%
14%
143/4
143/8
14%
14%
14%
143/4
2,000
76
77
75%
76
753/4
76»/2
75
753A
74%
75 %
4,800
104%, 105%
10%
11%
104
1063A
107%
19,300
1023/4
103
103%
103%
*143/2
107
85,100
360
86%
87%
87%
873/4
83
84
84
1,070
17%
17%
17%
17%
I?1/?
84%
18%
1.25
X173A
No par
...
22 y«
22%
10
17'/2
Chemical
22
22
22
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21'/2
2
45 Va
45%
45%
46
45%
46%
45>/2
Co
73% Apr 28
18% Jan
3
107% Nov
15
21 % Apr
25
18% Jan
10
197/b Mar
16% Mar 14
23 % Dec
9
20% Jan
20
26
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
43% Feb
9
20
32 % Dec
22
30% Jan
17%
18
22'/2
213/4
25
No par
Tool
class A.-
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
22
22%
23
213A
22%
22
21%
22%
21%
46%
47
6,400
2,200
4 61%
2,500
1,400
40,000
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25 »/2
26
25%
26
40%
40%
40%
34%
40%
40%
2,700
34%
41
35%
40%
x33%
41
33%
40%
1
35%
35%
353/4
Montgomery Ward & Co_.__.No par
3
26
No par
90%
44,300
25,100
Power
Co
5
(The)
89
xl8%
87%
18%
25
24%
24%
90%
19%
25
24%
89%
19%
25 %
89%
24%
89%
19%
24%
89%
12
No par
3
43%
48%
47%
48%
47
47%
46%
47%.
47%
48%
14,300
3.400
34
34
33%
28%
33%
28%
36%
32%
33%
8,300
28%
283/4
2,700
37%
17%
43%
42%
36
36%
36%
8,400
17%
1,600
43
40%
17%
43
41%
17%
423/4
4334
42
33%
28%
36%
17%
43
41%
40%
41%
7,700
9,400
50
49%
49%
49
49
48%
48%
400
Moore-McCormack Lines
1
Morrell
14
3
(John)
Motorola
& Co
Inc
23
3§% Feb 17
Motor
Products
27
Feb
14
29
5
Motor
Wheel
33
Jan
19
37% Feb 27
17
Feb
9
Jan
4
42% Feb 10
45% Jan
11
Mueller
7,000
41
34%
89%
19%
34
89%
19%
Corp
5
28%
34%
28%
33%
28%
34%
28%
Co
1
36%
37%
36%
37
Brass
10
Corp
Dec
6
36% Jan 23
42% Feb
29
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
497/s Feb
24
Myers (F E)
9
128
17%
43%
41
& Bros
49%
49%
100
*123%
17%
42
..No par
43
17%
42%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy CO (G C)
Murray Corp of America
114% Nov
71%
36
153/8
Monterey Oil Co.
40% Oct
293/4
70%
35%
87
Montana
6
293/4
70%
87
3
Jan
29 3A
70
270
10%
2
28
*29
14,000
72%
9
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
84
5
*84
10%
Jan
9
21%
83%
84
10
B
Monsanto
20%
22%
84
29%
£0
213/4
21%
84%
*29%
6,500
104
84%
21%
223/8
84
21%
980
1143,4
125
*103
72
35% Mar
26
103
22%
100
Machine
Monon RR
114%
124«/2
103
124%
114
120 %
103/e
42% Jan
Sep
114
122
73
28
40
115
103%
73
14
17% Jun
119 %
*102
75%
23
23
18
1143/4
114%
75
30% Jan
Jan
114%
11%
3
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
12,800
74%
38% Jan
11
663/4
10%
11
May 17
66 %
74%
25% Oct
30% Oct
663/4
66'A
11%
23
27 % Mar 14
66%
65%
75%
26
50% Jan
66%
18%
66
26%
Mojud Co Inc
Feb
66%
18%
65
10 3/4
Feb
Jan
3,300
75%
25
95
18%
__10o
39% Jan
Jan
18%
85%
t>fd_10Q
conv
15
85
183A
Inc..5
22
41% Jan
18%
22%
100
43% Sep
6
18%
183/8
*84
com—No par
32% Feb
52% July
4,200
18
18 %
5
6
2
21%
1193/4
Corp
34% Mar 14
40% Aug
21%
1
47
23% Jan
21%
102 %
preferred
Class
21
No par
Light
Industries
Monarch
213A
X119
preferred
9
23% Jan
34%
213/8
xl02%
Corp
2
18% Mar
35%
213/4
115
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
34% Jan 11
35%
213A
104
Co
9,200
343/4
213A
1
3
Maid
34"%
35%
121
1
3,500
31%
35%
104
-.___.__2.50
16
Jan
19
31%
34
25
Paper
...
30% Jan
73% Sep
7
Ontario
313/8
x21%
119
common
Shares
31%
34%
♦114
preferred
conv
&
issued
31%
100
7% preferred series
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
33% July
17
22% Jan
3
23
17
28% Mar
l
28% Dec 30
20
22% Jan
Jan
64V4 Jan
73% July
31
Mar. 2
34%
100
preferred.
15% Feb
7
51% Jan
Mar. 1
31%
No par
common
34% Feb
23% Jan
31
303A
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 29
No par
Mfg
preferred
Minneapolis Moline Co
'
303A
Bales fsr
HIGH SALE PUCKS
Wednesday
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Prevlras
5
1
10
43
41%
.
"48%
17%
43 %
i
28%
19%
17%
7,100
193/4
19%
26
25 %
N
47
Jan
Mar
1
Nashville Chatt &
21
Mar
1
Natco
14
62
Jan
23
673/4 Jan
5
National Acme Co
23
Feb
17
25% Jan
12
14% Jan
9
16
Jan
13
46 % Nov
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
37% Feb
10
40
Jan
3
118
21
Dec
23
,t
St Louis
37 % Feb
3
39% Jan
24
National Biscuit Co
174% Jan
3
179
Jan
30
17% Jan 28
11
12% Feb
9
14
Jan
16
47
11
Feb
25% Mar 14
13
40% Mar
223/4 Feb
10
24% Jan
193/4 Jan
30
26
343/4 Jan
30
443/4 Mar
Feb
10
34% Feb
18
26% May 10
24 % Nov 14
41% Nov 14
•
2
10
5
1
22% Mar
preferred*
conv
1
23
Jan
10
20
37 % Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan 23
393/4 Jan
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
16% Jan
10
6
21% Jan 26
24% Feb..
National
19
Oct
11
28% May
23% Jan
3
203/4 Peb
10
23
93
Mar 21
100 8/» Aug
9
22% July 29
593/4 Sep 22
973/4 Feb
9
99% Jan 30
Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod common—5
4%% pfd series of 19511..
100
193/b Feb
3
20% Feb
7
National Fuel
453/8 Jan 23
513/4 Feb
29
24
18% Sep 27
19% Sep 27
45 % Mar 14
102 % Jan
106
5
54% Jan
25
Dec
Jan
4
148% Jan
9
151
Feb
0
Feb
23
l)%Jan
5
123/4 Feb
6
38% Dec 29
323/4 Feb
14
393% Feb 23
Natl
21
16% Jan
20
17% Jan
3
Jan
20
71% Jan
3
31
16% Apr
1
Mar
4
77% Sep 14
42% Mar 25
4
6
64
353/a Feb
2
6
8% Dec
30
12%Jun
23
19
9
11% Jan
3
6% Dec
18
10% Apr
19
19
15 % Jan
20
15% Apr 12
17% July
5
37% Mar 8
33% May 4
903/4 Mar 16
15% Oct
93
Jan
3
9
Jan
16
13% Jan
3
13
6% Jan
16%
Jan
11
!
95% Jan
17% Jan
Feb
2
94
5
97% Feb
19
1
20% Feb
82% Dec
79
17
Mar 15
6
Feb. 10
Feb 21
23% Sep
27
33% Feb
15
610
475
Jan
4
500
Jan
Sep 15
Oct
18
39
22
22
Feb
15
30
Jan
3
57
Oct
18
713/4 Apr 18
50
Feb
14
643/4 Jan
3
21% Jun
2
253/4 Apr
20
Feb
6
213/4 Jan
6
37% Jan
19
39% Jan
3
38
Oct
Jun
18
26
45
Sep
8
91 % Mar
8
97
Nov
14
91
Jan
18
93% Feb 27
30
5
36 %
July 27
32
Jan
3
34% Feb 23
87
Nov
i
84
Feb
1
9
88
Jan
3
3
943/4 Jan 18
Jan
82% July 7
87% Mar 11
93 % Jan
13
92% May
101% Jan
National Tea
Newmont
7
22
21% Jan
22
18% Jan
33% Jan
30
38% Jun
25
.
61% Sep 23
6
Aug 23
«26% Feb
Corp
Newport Industries common..
$5
N
85% Jan
3
39% Jun 27
64% Jan
16
Jan
86
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
9
16% Jan
16
99% Aug 29
22% Sep 26
16% Jan
6
100
preferred
Nopco
Chemical
2
19% Mar
100
100
__5
Co.
Norfolk & Western Ry
Northeast
100
__
2
common
preferred
Capital
Central
Gas
110% Jan
1
Corp
Ry Co
Natural
20
16% Jan
87% Jan
100
103
4
103% Apr 20
39% Jan 10
263/a Jun
7
78% Mar
18
1
Feb
Vir
Mar
18
2
5%%
Co
_1
>50
com_.10
preferred
100
Northern» Pacific
Ry__
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
6
series
100
series
100
*100
101
*101%
26%
17%
26%
49%
103
Jan
3
10
101% Jan
9
101% Jan
13
102% Jan
5
24% Feb
10
29 % Jan
13
16% Feb 14
193/8 Jan
3
Northwest Airlines Inc
6
28% Jan
52% Jan 20
Norwich Pharmacal Co
53
Ohio
$4.11 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc.
16
52% Aug 3
110% Sep 30
100% Apr 22
49% Jan
10
Feb
10
107% Jan
26
110% Jan
4
4.40%
90% Feb
13
100
Jan
5
15
109
Jan
14
109% Jan
3
110
Jan
11
1053/4 Sep 27
30% Sep 26
109
Aug
3
1083/4 Jan
16
39
Jun
20
33% Jan
4
40 % Sep
21
34% Jan
Feb
1
101% Jan
5
21% Sep 26
19% May 17
103% May 13
25% Apr 25
23% Jan
3
for
««»
100
...
common
3.90%
6
20
95% Jan 20
107
Nov
31% Jan
28
18% Jan 20
100
Jan
19
fryninnt eg
pnpp
39
•»"
4.6%
76%
17%
28
10
43% Jan
393/8
33%
40 %
22,400
*22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
243A
24%
24%
24 %
25%
25%
26
43%
43
43'A
43
44
44%
44%
5,300
20%
203/8
203/a
23
20%
20%
21
20%
22 %
19,000
36%
37
36%
37%
36%
37%
363A
37%
23%
23
23%
23%
23 3/s
23
23 %
16,000
6,700
21%
22%
21%
22 %
21%
22
21%
22
36,200
98%
98%
*98%
98%
98%
98%
97%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
51
*104%
106%
*104 %
106%
*104%
10
37% Feb
363/4
7
Feb 20
193/4 Feb 29
103
Feb
16
25% Jan
17
800
98%
20%
82%
82%
823A
83
82%
106%
*104%
83
84
15,100
*150%
160
177%
151
151
176
150%
1503A
1503/4
*150%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123A
383/4
38%
39%
38%
38%
150%
106%
82%
*176
177%
177
9.300
12,409
176%
*176%
177
preferred
—
..1
10
25
1..2.50
38%
36%
36%
36%
100%
*100%
54%
453A
8 3/8
13%
54%
45%
46
36 Ye
55
101%
560
12%
12%
38%
38%
46
8%
8'A
8%
13%
13%
13%
7%
V
7%
7%
73/8
14 3/8
14%
14%
14%
*16%
17
2,100
17%
97%
100
17
17%
81
69
29%
44 /8
57%
*79%
59
102
17%
81
45%
45%
45%
8%
8%
8%
13%
7%
*14%
-
16"%
*16%
17
17
17
34%
34 %
34%
34%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
17
17%
17
98%
97%
97'A
99
101%
17%
*79%
59%
58%
17%
81
59%
102
100
17%
*79%
58%
4%
Gas
&
Elec
Co
preferred
Oklahoma
Natural
com.-lO
20
series.
Gas
2,800
81
59
59
4,200
30%
30
30%
9,300
44%
44%
453/s
91,700
56%
567/8
56 3A
57%
56%
57%
57
57%
14,000
28%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
29%
5,000
89
•86%
*86%
98%
*475
24%
53%
20
98%
510
24
>
24%
52%
53
20
20
38%
38%
'
38%
933/4
341/8
85%
77 %
17%
*93
33%
*84
*89%
97%
*102%
98%
*475
89
98%
490
88
283/4
88
*98%
*475
89
99%
490
50
99%
*86%
99%
30
475
.475
10
23 V*
23%
51%
52%
*20
23%
23
23%
52
523/4
21%
*20%
383A
38%
*20%
23%
52%
21%
38%
39%
52
213A
7,100
,
3,1:0
38%
94
*93
94
34%
x33 %
34%
87
*83
87
90%
97%
103
*88%
90
X97
97
*102
103
*93
49%
94
*96%
98
*108
109
108 % 109
36%
37
36%
19%
100
103
7.50
24
36%
19%
103
24%
»
*89%
33%
33%
*84
86%
200
98
110
19,800
SO
100
98%
*97
*102
4,900
86%
90
90
103
97%
*102
94
*93
33%
33
*83%
240
103
v
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 3A
19%
193A
19%
1,500
39
38%
39%
38%
38%
383A
39
4,500
63%
64%
64%
64%
64'A
64%
64%
65%
253A
26
26%
400
83%
843/s
83%
85%
83%
84%
83 3A
84%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
27,500
II,300
18
*87%
x44 %
87%
44%
*26
87%
43%
26%
87%
44%
*110
110%
*110
110%
76
76%
76
77%
*26
26%
*26
*87%
43%
76%
*87%
88
43%
110
110
77%
yl7%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3*2
3/64
89%
*89%
90 3A
90%
90%
100
100%
100
100
100
88
43%
44%
*109% 110
773/8
89%
--
99
101%
1°1
102%
27%
17%
26%
39
38%
80
25,500
17%
10,700
3,017
32
101%
160
13,400
78%
90^/4
90
101
12,900
!l01%
360
310
*100%
101%
"100%
101%
*100%
101%
*100
101
•101%
102%
"101%
102 %
102%
102%
*101%
102 %
60
26%
27%
27
28
27%
27%
27%
28%
49,900
17%
173A
173/a
18
17%
17%
17 %
17%
20,600
40
26%
263/8
26%
26%
26
26
26%
26%
2,500
493/4
50
49%
50 %
49%
50
50%
51%
4,300
53
5,900
52%
Preferred 4.24%
58%
30
*107%
Oklahoma
*79%
81
40
6,800
17%
17
17%
13,800
106
X102
433/8
53%
100
17%
98%
.
30%
107 %
100
*96
1.4CO
44 %
52%
No par
17 %
17%
*97
*
43%
107 %
;
600
34%
30
12
Co..:
900
14%
30%
100
Ohio Oil
3,800
14,800
7%
14%
44%
100
common
133/4
73/8
10,100
30
preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Co
60
6,100
8%
43%
preferred
Edison
7%
1,800
46
13%
13%
143/4
9,200
3,600
100%
*95%
96%
17
97%
100%
34%
343/8
*95%
17%
98 /?
100%
55
55%
101%
*16%
-
34%
35%
36%
36
54%
*100%
0
109% Feb 10
I,200
93,300
23
343/4
90 %
96
97%
103
103
xl9% 19%
38
38%
83% 64
*25% 26%
83 %
84 'A
17% 18%
*87% 88
44% 44%
*H°
110%
—
Feb
24% Feb
*84
*89%
89%
1003/4 Feb
$3.60
47% Jan
38 /a
933/4
335/8
_5
rights
preferred
$4.10 preferred
$4.08 preferred
Feb
7
105 % Sep
39
_
100
Common
91
21
39
„
24 /8
53%
20
series—
Common
2
9
30
Dec
25
25
Aviation
Northern
88
par
100
preferred
3.90% preferred
4.10% preferred
Niagara Share Corp
'Northern
18% Sep
39% Jun
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
Jan
19
54
65% Mar
38%
42%
83/8
133/8
73/8
143/4
1®%
283/4 293/1
*86% 89
*98 Va 100
<:475
810
■
N Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
Common
No par
47% Feb
70% Jan
l
18
42% Jan 20
29%
Hartford
3
28
1
&
13
83% Jun
31% Feb
Haven
50
Jan
9
25% Nov
New
10
No par
42% Jan
108% Jan
Jan
Y
99
17%
*79%
441/8
common
No par
Preferred 5% series A—___ 1Q0
New York
Shipbuilding Corp
1
Adjustment
A Mar
100% Feb
16
38%
24
98
97
56%
No par
common
North American
21
1
Co
26% Feb
92% May 9
103% May 11
10
34%
95
17
20
RR Co
88 3/4 Jan
8
0
& Harlem
4
86
~i
™i
83/8
13,/8
7%
14%
16%
No par
preferred
19
111% Dec
18
Y
non-cum
60% Jan
19% July 27
91% May 4
46 % Apr 20
1
5
Central
77% Jan 27
22
108 y4 July 14
5
Y
25% Jan
1
92 % Dec
Mining
3.60%
27% Mar 24
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
3
Inc
_1
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
33A% preferred
100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd.100
3.40%
31
48% Jan
_l
Corp
Bros
.10
15
Inc
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.
Natomas Co
9
102% Jan
18% Jun
.No par
Pa com
Co
National Theatres
13
14
Mar 14
38'A
12,100
23
103 % Apr
203A Jun
100
5,400
56%
Feb
91
12%
100%
85% Feb
98% Jan
103
Jan
12%
36% 363/8
54% 55
100 % 100 %
45% 45%
National Supply (The)
4 % preferred
N
28
12%
10,800
8
9
12%
173/a
Dock
Jun
400
12%
69%
35%
City Omnibus Corp
17
12%
17%
York
Jan
99% Feb
12%
68 3/8
York
6
4
320
12%
173/8
New
31
176 3A
176
69%
New
Jan
94% Jan
8,700
39
38%
38%
176%
176
17%
30% Feb 23
87
30
X38 %
68%
91
27% Jan
29
39%
176%
17%
Chicago & St Louis Co
24
39
176
69%
N
Jun
39
176
17
17
102 % Jun
3,700
38%
176
683/4
593/a Jan
103
4,4C0
6,300
173/a
York
Mar 10
15%
39%
69%
New
90
24%
15
39%
17%
New York Air Brake.
80% May 16
233A
15%
39%
68%
3
9
54% Feb
24%
15%
39%
89 %
3
59
22
8
24
15%
40
88%
47% Jan
27% Feb
33% Jan
Dec
9
24:%
15
39%
10
313/a Jan
22
49% July 27
18
18% Jan
81 Va Feb
24%
15%
39-%
24'A
12%
39
173A
14
33
5
4
243A
14%
39%
12%
38%
17%
,1
23
7
313/4 Jan
Jan
2
1,000
No par
4%% preferred
_ioo
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
23% Jan
Dec
Mar
1.3C0
60%
125%
Cast.No par
623/4 Jan 24
783/4 Mar 30
55% Jan
106
20%
66'A
124
Steel
&
New
14
*20%
66
124
Corp
National Steel Corp..
National Sugar Ref Co
Malleable
Neisner
20
203/8
65%
24%
15%
39%
*12%
National Linen Service Corp
Mar
] 63/4 Jan
16
100
17
34% Jan
88% Jan 20
100
Nehi
104% Sep
18
preferred A
preferred B
Jan
33% Jan 24
Jan
1%
6%
15
24
7
48
7% Mar
9
Jan
14
92% Jan 30
101
16% Feb
48
4
5
413/4 Jan
13
10
9
18
July
Feb
Feb
Mar
18
69 % Jan
75
97% Dec
2
20
8
123/4 Feb
14% Feb
16
56% Mar
101% Feb
44
53% Nov 25
Jan
9
37% Jan
23
473/4 Jan
100% Jan
51% Dec 29
103 % May
37% Jan
13
common
National Shares
23% Jan
21
10
preferred
July 22
14
97% Feb
$4,50
31
21
25
5
Co
National Lead Co
Jan
11% Jun
33% Jan
3
179
156
383/4 Jan
23
85% Jan
10
9
Jan
105 % Feb
11
76% Jail 23
1
National Gypsum Co common
Jan
Mar
58
103% Jan
Gas
176
Aug 29
147
5
90% Nov 28
183
175
17
Jan
21
66
82 Va
83%
176 1 176
150
150%
.100
National Cash Register
$1.25
20%
66'A
*104% 106%
10
common
National City Lines Inc
National Container Co •ommon
Mar
20%
66
5
1% preferred A
National Can Corp
21% Sep 26
14% Mar 14
128%
203/s
66'A
No par
1
National Automotive Fibres Inc_._l
National Aviation Corp....
5
1
Jun
128
20%
1
1
National Airlines
330
123%
20%
66
x22%
5
130
123%
124
203/a
66%
25%
153/8
39%
38
383A
176
176
12%
12%
38'A 38%
23
23 %
23 %
24'A
41%
42'A
20
20%
36 %
36"%
23%
233/a
21%
22
88%
981/2
20%
20%
493/4
50%
Corp
2
45% Mar
183
6
33% Oct
128
16
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
29|
173% Sep
10% Get
24
70
6
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
Jan
19% Feb
Sep
525/a
108
52%
52%
107%
107%
52%
107 3A
*97
523A
52%
1073A
107%
107%
110
97%
973A
973/4
110
97
97
*97
*108
109
*108
109
*108
109
*108
109%
*108
109%
*108
109%
*108
109%
*108
109
36%
36%
19%
103
23%
37
36%
19%
103
24%
36%
36%
19%
103
24
98%
37%
36%
19%
103
24%
36%
37%
37%
38%
36%
36%
36%'
36%
*19%
103
24%
*19%
19%
103
24%
19%
200
39,500
2,700
500
*102% 103%
560
24%
9,800
.
24
Number 5513
Volume 183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1127)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
luie far Frarlaai
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lawaat
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Laves t
NEW YORK
Highest
Jan
26
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
647s July
8
135
July 8
18% Sep 22
112% Sep
22
51% Jan
114
Jan
13% Mar
94
Feb
33% Feb
31% Jan
6
47
84% Oct
19
99
16
Jan
3
€7% Jan
17
57
Nov
1
34
Mar 14
•4
Feb
17
23
56% Mar
2
30
119% Mar
2
2
17% Jan
107% Jan
14
40 % Feb
13
20
16% Jan
Jun
7
71% Dec
22
37% Feb
3
81% Feb
16% Dec
98
14
46% May 17
101% Nov
18
Otis
29
5
Elevator
15%
100
Outboard Marine & Mfg
6
Outlet Co
3
167/8 Jan
24
102 %
Sales far
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 28
Feb. 29
Friday
Mar. 1
88% Jan
6
107% Feb
15
61% Jan
23
73% Mar
2
35
Jan
27
41% Mar
2
100% Jan
25
(The)
Owens-Corning
Oxford
Paper Co
$5 preferred
the Week
Mar. 2
120
14%
102 %
'117
Shares
120
*117
500
13%
13%
59,100
94
102 %
119%
13%
97%
94
95
95
95
37%
119
36'/a
37%
37
43%
44
43%
44%
83
83
83
83
*82
16%
*16%
16%
103%
105%
16%
15
105
16%
70%
40%
105
39%
102 %
39
*101%
16%
16%
103%
101%
70%
73,200
118%
13%
36%
70
56%
14
84
104%
No par
54%
13%
16
97%
54%
54%
55%
43%
*16%
*
6.25
common
*118
16
55
55%
43 %
5
Co—
54%
117%
"83
1
Fiberglas Corp
Glass
55
36'%
83 %c
No par
Overland Corp
13
116%
1
6.25
2
Jan
102% Jan
53%
100
new
45% Mar
90
Owens-Illinois
Tuesday
Feb. 27
Chemical Corp—
Conv preference 1951 series
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
9
Sep 20
Monday
Par
Common
9
29
Jan
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Olln Mathleson
49% liar 14
114
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
104
40
44%
106
70%
71%
6,000
45%
44%
*82
14,800
270
84
16%
16%
106
500
106
72
72
40
40%
2,600
73%
6,800
41%
102
34
35
x34%
113
40%
41%
9,100
101%
101%
113
101%
37
36%
44%
84
71 %
72%
40
102
37%
37
690
101%
101%
420
34%
6,500
F
33
Mar 14
93
22
Apr
9% Oct
26
39% Nov
124
Nov
17
17
12% Mar 10
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
44 % Jun
25% Nov
29
26% Nov 29
Aug
5
56
Dec
15
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
88% May 17
8% Sep 26
36
Jan
40
6
Nov
29
34% Feb
9
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
12
Jan
52
Mar
0% Oct
22,
88
104
15
6
10
10% Jan
6
4% May 27
44
Oct
11
Jun
,
5
6% Jan
23
8% Feb
24
Pacific
Jan
17% Oct
Jan
6
30% Jan
23
36% Jan
3
38
Feb
27
40% Jan
27
Park
23
& Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
Parker
3
Parmelee
4% Feb
8
5% Jan
5
Patino
49 % Jan
30
52% Jan
12
8
37% Jan
3
40% Feb
29
Peninsular
38
Jun
*15% Dec
3
Jan
13
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
34'A
38
38
41%
*35
46 %
46%
45'A
46%
45
2.50
26%
26'A
26%
26%
27
No par
13 Va
13%
*13%
13%
Enterprises
i
50
50%
No par
40
40%
*39%
40%
40
40%
28'A
*27%
28%
27%
27%
*27%
28 Va
*27 Va
28%
Penney
No par
98'A
99%
98%
99'A
99
99%
X99
1
34 %
34%
X34%
34 Va
34%
35 %
143/4 Jan
Penn-Dixie
3
Feb
29
14
25% Jan
3
23
54% Mar
2
Pennsylvania
109
16% Feb
13
19% Jan
13
13
31 % Jan
13
3
35 % Feb
6
158 3/8 Feb
Penn-Texas,
Nov
3
92
Feb
14
20% Jan
23
24
Feb
29
48
Feb
21
54
Jan
3
-102
Jan
17
105
30% Jan
3
6
Jan
18
Mar
1
37% Mar
Pet
2
6% Jan
Milk
4 Va %
3
43% Jan
3
Pfizer
1063/4 Jan
4
54% Jan
23
383/a Jan
16
24 % Jan
Mar
2
Phelps-Dodge
Co
19
102
Feb
24
3.8%
102% Oct
1043A Jan
9
106
Jan
4
108
111
107% Feb
1
109% Jan
10
16
31% Feb
14
34% Jan
Mar
31
43% Jun
86% Dec
28
97
Jan
4
Jan
3
Feb
21
19
433/4 Feb
28
46 3/a Jan
16
85% Jun
14
48% Sep
93
Dec
16
91
Jan
30
93
Jan
11
88
Jan
12
90% Mar
14% Jan
16
15 % Jan
6
92
Dec
30
100
Dec
87
91
4
3%%
29
69% Jan
6
10% Dec
30
46% Jan
6
100% July
33% Jan
115
,
6
6
Feb
15
21% Jan
17
843/4 Jan
13
83
Jan
6
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep 16
62
Mar 14
J
3.9%
833/4 Nov 23
783/4 Jan
133/4 Apr
6
103/8 Jan
4
123/4 Jan
18
61
Dec
5
51
Feb
14
59 % Jan
3
104% Feb
14
loo3/* Jan
26
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
3
6
120
Feb
3
30%, Sep 20
223/8 Feb
g
97% Aug 25
90% Jan
6
95
Mar
93
3
98
Feb
124
Oct
100% Sep
20
Jan
21% Dec
23
883/4 Mar
102
2
Feb
49% Feb
Feb
25% Jan
3
Pitts Coke &
2
$5
13
39% Feb
13
28
8
16 Va Feb
8
18% Jan
162% Jan
12
163% Jan
16
163% Jan
4
170
Jan
23
41% Ded 22
37% Feb
13
40% Jan
Pitts
3
166% Aug 12
173
Jun, 10
24
92% Sep 23
83/4 May 16
74
Jan
10
82 3A Jan
10
7% Jan
9
29% Jan
76% Mar 11
84% July 28
81
7
Jan
26
91% Feb
20
Pitts
9
85
Mar 14
*25% Jan
150
6
Jan 25
,
24% Mar 14
108% Jan
14
16% Feb
8
29% Jan
6
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
5
91
8
Feb
.
9
Feb
84
'
96
July 26
29
Jun
3
153% Dec
19
40 % Dec
159 % Dec
273/4 Dec
88% Feb
9
Jan
27
153% Jan
13
7
36% Jan
24
47
% Mar
6
146% Jan
24
187
Mar
-26
7
25% Jan
30 % Jan
23
22
Jan
23
28% Feb
155
4
35% Mar 18
25
Dec
24% Sep
108
Sep
19
18
18
18%
17 Va
18%
17%
17%
55,700
28%
28%
29%
281/4
28'A
28 Vs
28 Va
5,000
*34%
35%
*34%
34%
.*34%
34%
*34 Va
34%
34'/a
34%
100
153%
154%
154 Va
155 Va
1,300
*94
23 %
154
*152'/a
154
154
*93
94
94
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
52
51
51
52
52
18%
6%
5
♦104%
6 %
6%
6'A
39%
40
39%
40
101%
102
101'A
102
63
39%
*24 %
111%
100
155
95
♦18
64%
39%
63'A
64%
♦18
6 %
39%
102
63%
38%
,
64%
•243/a
25%
24%
24%
200
112%
1123/4
112 %l
112%
112%
230
102
101%
102
170
*24%
105%
109
*108
109
109
19%
32%
88%
45
92%
92'A
91
*89%
15%
*14%
*99'A 102
*108
18%
18%
33
x32%
♦88
32 3/a
•108
323/a
323/4
*14%
94
92%
92'A
♦14%
87
52'A
*100%
102
46'A
48
12'A
52'A
♦99'A
85%
♦11%
90%
•89%
7
Feb
No par
new—1
873A
113/4
•11%
12%
200
513A
513A
51%
513/4
1,000
102
*1003/4
47%
49%
Co
:
(The)
Plough
1
preferred
Poor
21% Jan
31
23 % Mar
94% Jan
30
1033/4 Mar
24%
98
♦96
98
•92
94
94
95
50
♦92
94
♦92
94
*96
98
98
98
100
24
24%
23'A
23%
24%
233A
4
Potomac
Electric
&
38%
17%
x79%
38%
17%
,17%
39%
17%
38
17%
383/a
17%
37%
38%
17%
173/a
164
•162%
164
*162%
164
•162%
166%
163%
164
♦163%
165%
♦163%
165 Va
•163 Va
165%
39 Va
X38 V4
39'A
37%
80
78%
11,800
2,500
164
*164
39 Va
39%
38%
X17%
*162%
164
80
38%
79'A
79%
38'A
79
38
373/4
38
80%
80
80%
20
6,600
6,200
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7%
7%
7'A
7Va
7%
6,300
26%
27%
26%
26%
26 Va
27%
26%
26%
26 3A
203/4
14,300
83
83
83%
83%
♦82%
83%
83 Va
83%
♦823A
83%
90%
90%
♦89%
90%
♦89%
91
♦89%
91 Va
•89%
x7%
26%
*152
»
44%
26%
160
45
26%
26%
♦152
160
44%
45%
185
*175
26%
*152
45'A
182
27%
160
46%
182
263A
154
45
•185
27
154
47%
190
26%
250
91%
'
100
27 %
2,100
160
10
45
47
38,600
184
187
110
•152
173
178
28
28
•27%
28
27%
28
*27%
28
27%
27%
500
5
class B
& Co
Procter
6,800
233/4
♦96
5
Plymouth Oil Co
25% Mar
8
2,700
•112
100
Inc
33% Mar
13
120
48%
48%
473A
♦112
98
17%
2.50
common
convertible
102
♦100 3/4
102
94
*162%
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 & West Virginia
*100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
5%%
39,300
87%
11%
24%
38
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
guaranteed preferred
100
Ft
-Pittston
293/4 Feb
.
t
883/4
86
12%
52
*92
No par
Metallurgical Inc
100
102
87%
*100%
48%
20
300
90%
15%
•14%
*99%
51%
*112
♦112
15 Va
102%
17,000
21,700
94
90%
90%
•14%
*99%
15%
102
20,600
883/4
•92%
♦89%
<
24 V4
*96
com—No par
Co
323/4
44%
*92'A
:
443/4
*88
88
15%
*89%
20
193/„
19'A
90%
♦92%
70
109
44%
86%
46'A
33'A
109
88
*11%
46
18%
105%
44
52'A
*112
19
•104%
88%
12%
2
*108
104%
45
87'A
100
104%
44%
44%
101% 101%
No par
*101%
383A
39
94
43%
102
52
18%
88%
32%
♦88
*99'A
86 %
*11%
5
4,800
38%
25 %
*112
39Va
*104%
25
39
39%
25%
111%
39
105
1
54,300
*24%
104%
100
1,980
68
663/a
111%
X
105
44
4,100
20,500
25%
105
*108
32'A
*87%
6%
103
112%
102
18% <
3,400
41%
41
103
66
50
105
19
6%
6%
40%
102%
56,100
300
37%
37
•18%
18%
40%
65%
*101
3
preferred
preferred
(conv)
6
•103%
36%
23%
53
•51
105
102%
40%
102
102
5
RR__
36%
♦18
18%
6%
101%
100
common
*50%
233/4
23%
100
94
•93
53 Va
104%
37
155
94
233A
105%
102
1
new
♦93
94
*101
100
Coal
14,200
17%
No par
Co
54%
28'A
100
Chem
300
52'/a
17%
18%
common
L
.
71,300
28%
100
com
48%
51
24%
17 %
100
Consolidation
7%
16
24% Feb
3
49%
'■
280
24%
24'A
27%
Pittsburgh
Pitts
3
6% Feb
30% Jan
3
48'A
47%
-
100
convertible
$4.80
48%
100
Corp
St
47%
233A
1
22% May 17
6% Oct
&
24
36%
Pitnfey-Bowes Inc
C
23%
48
*18
$4 preferred
Pitts C
23%
23%
No par
Petroleum
3
23%
23%
common___No par
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
29
120
108
*104%
Phoenix
3
108
36%
preferred
Phillips
108
105%
series preferred—..
Jones
108
36
preferred series A
Phillips
5%
32% Feb
153/4 Mar 14
158% Jan
2
16
109
37%
preferred
Philip Morris Inc
4% preferred
107%
107%
105%
Phila & Reading Corp—
Philco
Corp common
3
37% Feb
107%
107%
36 %
preferred
4;68% preferred
2
6,300
112%
*50%
4.3%
20
2,500
47%
111%
107%
12.50
Jan
23
37,200
51
46%
47'A
112
*104%
—
99
Jan
15
•50
51
111%
5
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
17
143/4
46%
100
(conv)
6
22
15%
*50
4,800
100
13
Dec
12,600
5
Corp
Phila
99 >/a
35
112
,
No par
Co
99
343A
lll'A
111
& Co Inc common__l
Electric
47%
100
preferred
80
99'A
35
14%
49%
46%
200
_—
343/8
15%
49%
47
111
33 %c
Brewing
2nd
14%
50
46%
111%
10
common
(Chas)
4%
15
50
111
10
preferred
Pfeiffer
10
23
14%
47%
v
40
common
Petroleum Corp of America
"When issued"
Feb
68
Co
15
51
50
Pepsi-Cola Co
.
46%
100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
26
*50
100
Mfg Co
Corp
.
14%
_1
No par
$1.60
3
Jan
37% Feb
Salt
Jan
147
24
1
Sand
&
7
4
96
Corp
Glass
Power
preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Mar
101
Corp
(The)_
Corp
Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
26% Feb
4
Cement
10
82% July
1,500
*27%
333/4 Jan
95% May 13
40
25
25% Jan
Oct
1,300
39%
preferred
(J C) Co
39% Feb
30
2,400
$1.30
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
19
43/4
50%
12
1123/4 Jan
6
133/8
43A
50%
40
40
4%
4%
50 Va
♦50
5
28 % Jan
5
Jan
13%
50%
19
3
12%
13%
4%
*49%
3,100
2,700
26% Jan
16
Mar 30
22,900
263/4
24%
Jan
May 26
13%
47%
25%
5
25
III
96% Oct
200
46%
27
51
4%
39
46'A
50 Va
5
•35
41 Va
45%
13%
;
27%
283/4
July 21
7
5,200
•27%
453/4 Jan
26% Mar
33%
*24 %
18
Jun
33 Va
27
46'A
13%
49,700
333A
•35
41%
»A
13 Va
No par
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
107 % Apr
1
24
5
*35
80
12%
33 Va
„
13
2 8 3/4
53
110% Jan
'
10,600
123/4
24%
223/4 Feb
July 25
12%
♦27%
3
43
12%
*24
Jan
37% Jan
12%
24%
105
6
13 %
102%
28%
13
Jan
12%
51,500
76
75
•101%
♦27%
25
U
76'A
102 Va
•23%
9
5
75%
♦101 Va
28%
24
23
76%
101 %
24%
Feu
33% Nov
75%
101%
*27%
Jan
106% Jan
76'A
102 Va
19%
*23%
35
6
75%
*101%
77
9%
18%
28%
101
29
19
24
2
Sep
18%
101%
No par
common
•9
9'A
*9
9'A
140
*27%
23
Jan
14,000
25
92% Feb
26
44%
preferred
30% Jan
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
43%
81.32
30% Jun
97
43%
1
2
25
42%
13
112 % Mar
173
12,300
*
19 %
18%'
73A
151
24% Feb
6
11
♦9
9'A
19
7%
29% Jan
11
38
*9
18%
•1503A
7%
5
Jan
22% Apr
Sep
91/4
19 %
1,230
150%
20
110
33%
43 V4
5,000
1,000
"
Jan
20
Jun
42%
150%
7%
22 Va Jan
23
6
&
Telep
$1 preferred
113% Apr
108% Apr
58
43%
.
51 %
138 Va
75 %
Corp___l
new
Transportation
Mines
Penn
6
Co
Penlck & Ford
14% Feb
Penna
22
Proof
5
8%
42%
39'A
51%
137%
l
9
14
7%
38%
51
138
101 Va
Corp
2
21
150%
8%
138%150%
1
30% Jan
Rust
151'A
8
39
51
138
51%
150%
%
26
38%
39%
51%
138
43%
*9
*25
par
Corp
Paramount Pictures
17% Sep
7% Jan
102
48
Feb
Oil
47 % Mar
4
13
12% Jan
38
Panhandle
'
51
138
8
18%
1
38%
39%
51
137%
150%
42%
>
38%
50%
;
100
preferred
64% Feb
106 % Dec
1
7
Pennroad
6% Nov
8
Corp
Jan
3
36% Jan
150%
Consolidated
Feb
4
102% Dec 13
100
87
6
2
138
103
31
39 %
50%
1373A
0
133/4 Jan
39
No par
10
47 "A May
5
51 % Apr 12
19
48% Nov
No par
common_100
Jan
Jan
177/8 Mar 14
6,200
74
48 % Jan
Oct
50%
100% Feb
53
146
1,600
50
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Lxom__No
153/8 Jan
14
39
50 3/a
Amer World
29
28
39
'
Pan
17
21
200
38 3A
50
24
49% Feb
Oct
26
38%
50%
19% Feb
46% Jan
Dec
•25
39%,
50
27
5
29
25%
39
50 '/a'
16% Jan
28
28
25%
38%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
18
2,200
25
12
Jan
23%
50
27
II
23 %
38%
9% Jan
3
23%
25
45% Jan
25
*
160
1,800
23%
;
1
50%
9
Nov
23%
10%
39
23
44% Jun
23%
115
10'A
25
Lighting Corp
4%
23
*112 Va
10%
50
Feb
3
23
34%
113
10%
38%
Jan
18
22 %
343/8
113
*24%
9
Jan
9%
10
41
Apr
9%
34%
25
3
2
10
21%
25
—
Telep & Teleg
preferred
Tin
115
10
34%
Corp
Pacific
6%
*113
10%
1
Pacific Mills
2
Nov
33
52
Pacific
12
49% Dec
2
103% July
44% Oct
12
Jan
7
Jun
22
Jan
54
6
May
41% Mar 14
107
40
113%
10
Electric
&
139% Feb
34%
113%
"
5
5
29% May
4
Gas
preferred
34%
100
Inc
common
Finance
Pacific
9
27% July 28
6
Pacific
24
152 % Feb
28
14% Dec
16
3
25% Jan
6
29% Feb 24
44
Jan
145% Jan
27
9
Co
50% Feb
40
5%
3
27% Mar 17
11
Coast
29
No par
com
preferred
Fisheries
25% Feb
4
22 % Dec
Jan
Pacific
2
Inc
conv
Amer
20
44% Mar
29% Aug
cum
Jan
48
10
82
4%
Pacific
2
38% Jan
36% Jan
,
6
Products
132% Jan
24% Feb
<
23% Mar
Pabco
6
"
7
28
Feb
23 % Feb
Jan
10 % Mar
24
25
8% Apr
20
118
23
37% Jan
2
10
38% Feb
128% Jan
16
37% Jan
23
48 Va Jan
42
6% Nov
Jan
93/4 Jan
29
53
6
37 % Nov
110
27
Aug 29
44% Mar 15
37% Jan
142% Mar 10
33% Jan
32%
32%
x32%
32%
32%
33
32 Va
33%
33
33%
23'A
23'A
23%
23 Va
24%
24%
253/8
21,000
4,600
10
Power
Co
Gamble
lo
No par
23'A
22%
102
23'A
22%
103
23
23
22%
102%
102%
22%
23
23
102%
103
103
23 Va
103
X22%
103
223/4
5,100
1033A
3,900
9%
5,300
Oct
26
Feb
13
10
Jan
3
9%
9%
May 19
9'A
9%
81
9%
9%
15
69% Jan
27
72
Jan
12
*70 %
70%
70%
70%
•70 %
47
Nov
23
70'A
71
2
70'A
70%
37% Feb
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
9%
69% Dec
43
Feb
28
46
Jan
12
Public
Serv
Co
of
Colorado
43%
43
43'A
43%
44
44 Va
44 Va
43%
43%
4,100
43% Jun
43%
28
37
Jan
20
383/4 Feb
6
Public
Serv
Co
of
Indiana—No par
38 %
37%
38
37%
37%
373/8
37 Va
37
37%
10,800
6
84% Jan
10
86 % Feb
13
3%%
preferred
100
86'A
86'A
86'A
86'A
86%
86
86
•86%
87 %
60
86'A
5
25% Jan
18
26% Jan
30
4.32%
preferred
25
*25%
26'A
*25%
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
•25%
26'A
1,100
•25%
26'A
600
115%
36% Nov 15
84
Mar 21
25% Feb
11
24% Mar 15
112% Nov
15
£6% Jan
3
29% Jan
18
I
9% Mar
100% Feb
7
10
103% Nov 22
23% Dec
123/4 Jan
v893/BJan
27
Aug
26% Oct
3
27
9
25% Jan
125% Sep 14
34% Nov 16
33% Apr
7
114
104
Jun
105% July
105
Nov
25
26
Jan
13
4.16% preferred
25
4.20% preferred
100
Serv El & Gas common_No par
Jan
10
116% Feb
6
32% Jan
24
34% Feb
27
31
27
32% Jan
10
$1.40
1033/4 Feb
Jan
Pub
div
8
1003/4 Jan
17
16
4.08%
5
102% Jan
25
104
Feb
15
4.18%
21
103% Jan
19
106% Feb
15
4.30%
preference com—No par
preferred
100
preferred
preferred,
27
24% Nov
28
22 % Jan
3
26% Feb
16
56% Maty 9
92
Oct 11
743/4 Dec
27
64% Feb
9
74% Jan
3
Pullman
41% Apr
11
373/4 Jan
4
45% Mar
2
Pure
33% Sep
14
31 Va Jan
30
2"
Quaker Oats
30% Mar 30
148
:
Mar 15
26% Jan
6
154
July 15
31% Aug
1
150
Jan
30% Jan
9
16
33% Mar
153
Feb
31% Jan
20
31
10
100
6%
*25%
26
26
26
9%:
26
26
*253/4
26
71
100
116%
*115%
♦115%
116%
*1153/4
116'A
1153/4
300
*115%
33%
34'A
x33%
34
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
34%
18,500
31V4
32
x31
31%
31
31%
313A
31%
31
31%
8,600
103%
50
116%
103
*102%
103%
*101%
103'A
*103%
103%
xl03%
103%
*102%
106%
105%
100
*105%
107
*105
10
1033A
•101%
103
•102
103%
*102%
1033/4
•102%
1033/4
105%
105%
1053/4
♦105%
106
80
50
25%
26
26
26 %
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
10,600
No par
67 %
68
67
67%
67%
69
68
68%
68%
68%
5
42'A
43%
42%
43'A
42%
43%
42%
43%
44
45%
5,400
44,800
33%
8,200
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Oil
"38
9%
Inc
(The)
Co
(The)
common
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
5
32%
32%
100
152%
152%
10
30%
31'A
'
32%
♦152
31%
323A
153
31%
32%
151%
31 Vb
32%
152
31 %
323A
•151 Va
31
32%
153
31 %
323A
•151 %
31%
153
31%
410
2,100
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
r:
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.
Monday, March 5, 1956
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(ii28)
5
6% Oct
Feb
13% Sep
26
Oct
11
39
34% Jan
8 Ye Jan
6
12
Jan
56
Jan
14
42 Va Jan
11
5
3
6
Reading
44 Va Jan
3
Jan
23
13
18
15 ;
37'A Feb
Feb
37
8
33% Jan
4
27% May 22
20% Jan
11
13 Ys Feb
27
15
42
3
7% Feb
14
19
13
27
3
12% Feb
26
4
21% Aug 25
18% Jan
Dec
30
67 Va Feb
61
60
47 Va
May 16
31
Sep
15
16
5
22 Va Feb
10
63% Feb
3
43 Va Jan
2
8Va Jan
16
15% Aug 23
14
Jan
30
15 Va Jan
10
May 16
54% Sep
12
42 Ya Feb
13
49 Va Jan
3
64
Jan
84
15
69% Jan 10
81% Feb
28
6
6
7% Mar 14
Oct
45
7% Mar
11% Aug 15
5% Mar 14
60
10
3
553/a Mar
2*
Reynolds
54 Va Jan
3
Reynolds
49 Ya Mar
5
62
1
2
82
Jan
91
26
Jan
26
32 % Sep
14
45 3A Feb
1
12% Jan
28% Sep
27
2,0J0
10
1
Rhinelander
13
20 % Feb
8
23 % Jan
6
Ritter
9
14% Jan
9
25
Feb
8
31
20
6
33 Ya Dec
29
16% Feb
19
8%
7%
7%
14'A
*14 Va
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
47%
46 Va
48 Va
46%
47%
79 3A
80%
9%
93A
9%
52Ys
533/a
52%
49%
51%
10
Co
ft
16%
2 -'
Rohm
1
10
26% Jan
6
28
12
Feb
10
17 % Jan
11.
29
38% Feb
16
44 % Jan
4
68 Vs Jan
25
88 Ya Sep
9
79Ya Jan
23
89 3A Mar
2
22 Ya Feb
Co
23
50% Jafl
3
22
Jan
16
24% Mar
25 Va Mar 14
34% Jun
13
30
Jan
20
33
Jan
88'A Jun
27
81
Jan
18
85YaFeb
23
320% Apr
15
281
Jan
23
307
170
10
155
Jan
5
155
Jan
265
26
11
17
Aug 17
145
Apr
28
33% Mar 14
101
Sep
July 14
Jan
7
40% Feb
July 13
102% Jan
28 %
29
29%
1
35%
36%
22
32
21
9
29%; Jan
-
Dec
.
Feb
7
33
19
2
Feb
28
12 Va Nov
21
14% Feb
17
13% Jan
4
15 Va Jan
30
20
27
27% Jan
3
19% Feb
13
21 Ya Jan
13
Oct
22
Jan
18
57% Dec
6
55% Mar 14
98
19
101% Oct
13
S3% Jan
6
-
107
85% Jan
11
Mar
11
14
55
23
70% Jan
4
3
95
6
103% Feb
7
.36
40,»Sep , 8
92% May 18
87 Va Jun
7
4
49% Oct
Feb
'Jan
923A Feb
44 Ya Feb
65
78% Jun 20
93 Va Oct
86
;Jan
9
23
88% Jan
25
79 Ya Mar
71Yb Jan 23
96%
116
23Vs
31 Vs
X83%
83%
100
291
Southwestern
Ry Co
2
100
noncum
290Ya
*142
291
*142
165
290Yb
165
V 297
*142
105
:
106
44%
*103%
183A
19
18%
187/s
18Yb
10
32 Va
32 Ya
32 Ya
33
32 Va
44Va
5
*104
5
45%
15c
14'A
14 Va
19%
,
1.40
20
51
No par
•<
52
*92%
104
25
373/a
100
77 Va
.
.
37Ya
90
*88
40
94%
104 <
;
v
*
51Ya
683A
693/a
*92aA
94%
103% 103%.
37Va
37%
*88
••
78%
14%
20'A
'51%
/
68 Va * 693/a
No par
No par
45
*103Va
45%
14 Va
19Ya
V-
*
90
\
•/' 76 Va
•
76%
14 VB
20Va
49Va
297
165
;46
105
* 19Va
32%
14 %
20 Va
; 52%
30 Va
31%
17,00)
37%
36%
'36%
12,700
12-/8
1* */2
<1&
175/b Feb
6
16
6
Jan
34% Dec
28
8% Mar 15
6% Nov
20
60
18'A Feb
29
19 Ya Feb
29
Seaboard
3
oeaDuard
Oil
6
32VaJan
20
363/a Jan
3
16
16
Jan
23
2lYa Feb
29
5Ys Jan
11
17
9 Va Apr
26
Nov
10
61% Jan
5
35
Oct
11
49'A Apr
56,
18
49% Nov
29
11 Va Jan
31
36% Feb
10
Nov
16
54
Oct
18
66 Va Mar
39Yn Jan
7
3
39 Ys Jan
11
9% Mar 14
23
Jan
4
Seagrave
Sears
Feb
24
58 3A Feb
46
Feb
Servel
20
453/a Jan
lOVaJan
3
19
26
3
10
79% Mar
Feb
Shattuck
22% Jan
6
30% July 12
25% Feb
9
27Ya Jan
19% Jun
13% Feb
14
l53/a Jan
6
22
18% Aug 17
25 3A Dec
23
21% Feb
7
39% Jan
49% Nov
14
45 Ya Jan
19
44
Jan
6
3
63% Nov
7
55 V2 Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55 Ya Jan
23
46% Oct 28
57. Va Jun
15
27% Mar
Simmons
60 % Jan
7.50
24
2
Skelly
Oil
1
50% Feb
10
Jan
9
Smith
(AO)
27
24 Ya Jan
3
31Ya Feb
2
Smith-Corona
20% Nov
2
33% Jan
7
27
32 Va Jan
12
49% Jan
18
65 Va Dec
28
18
174
July 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
18% Sep
26
27% Feb
Jun 23
12% May 23
19 Ye Mar
61% Jan
16
19 3A Feb
7
210'
Jan
205
9
*
Feb
14
110 Ya
Jan
3
177/8 Jan
12
24
3
72'A Mar
22 % Jan
165
*143
lo5
45 Va
*103 %
20% Feb
25
52
Feb
53% Jan
26 '
Mar
2
28
Jan
17
Mar 14
40 Va Nov
3
35% Mar
1
40 % Jan
17
18
7
28% Jan
17
31% Jan
7
Jan
18
26
Oct
11
72% Jan
18
49% Jan
6
49 Ya Jan
23
51 Ya Feb
19% Jan
11
21% Mar
34/
29
Jan
31
30% Feb
16
Va Feb
51
64% July 25
21 % Mar
7
28
Feb
23
Aug
1
-
36% Nov 29
65 Va July
5
38 Va Apr
112
Dec
333/4 Jan
4
23
35 Ya Feb
10
51 Ya Jan
27
56 Y4 Jan
3
32% Feb
105
37 Ya
38
37%
i
90
j
4
11
34%
77% Oct 21
69
28
Jan
3
21
Jan
17
20 Ya
90
63
4% Jan
Aug 31
19
Jan
25
5% Mar
63
Jan
20
20Ya
20
19%
20 %
4,200
♦205
ii3A
8,400
I
'
20
*210
"
'
HYa
Natural
Gas
35%
51%
50 Ya
51 %
51
51Va
6,300
21
20 Ya
21 Va
21
21%
30,800
*30 Va
Va
34%
34 Yi
34 Va
54 Ya
54 Va
non-cum
55 VA
33 Ye
333/a
33 Ya
333/a
34 •
104 Va
103 3A
104 Va
Public
(AG)
com
Co
$5.50
33%
104
100
*90
51%
51 Ya
51
51 Ys
90%
♦90
.90%
Inc
3
Spiegel
17
$4.50
7
51% Jan
23
61% Feb
28
41% July 27
39 Ya Jan
3
43 Va Jan
13
40% Oct
55% Dec
94 % Nov
20% Mar
see
22
89% Jan
5
91% Jan
26
4
lOYa Jan
31
12% Jan
6
page
Brands
5lYa
90 Va
9Ya Jan
26.
3
11% Mar
2
.
1
4,200
54'A
55
%
54%
56%
33,000
33 Ys
32 Ya
33 Ya
26,700
102%
104%
4,400
102
513/a
*90
103
51%
51
51
1,400
90 Va
90
90
30
26%
26%
26Y'a
26 Ya
263/a
26 Va
26%
26Y's
193A
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
43A
5
4Ya
*63%
70
*63%
1
19Y'a
26
*101 %
263/a
1013A
26
♦101 Va
4%
70
67
1033A
19Ys
4 Ye
*63 Va
4%
70
4Ya
5
4%
*63%
70
*63 Va
66
66
66Ya
67 3A
*102%
103 Ya
*102%
103Ya
19%
20 Va
19%
20 Vs
26 Ya
263/a
1013A
101%
27
101 Va
66%
*102%
5%
67
12,200
26 Ys
127,500
26 Va
26 Ys
26Y's
*101 Va
IOIYs
101%
15 Va
15%
15Y4
29,200
81
80%
80 Va
220
59 3A
4,800
15%
102
15 Va
14Y4
15%
153/8
155/8
80 Vs
81%
82
80 Va
81
583A
61%
59 Va
61%
59
59 Y4
58 Va
59
No par
40 Ys
41 Va
41%
41Ys
403A
41%
40 Ya
41%
40 7
s
41 Va
92
91%
91 Va
*91%
92 Va
11%
lOYa
11%
10 Vs
11
11%
11 Va
11%
HY'a
llY's
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric
Co
1
x91 %
91%
91
91 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
11
11 Va
*91
11%
11
5,300
103 Ya
5
com
1,300
20 Ys
20
15
No par
Inc
5,800
10,100
70
80%
2
common
preferred
Square D Co
Standard
104
"
16% Feb 11
For footnotes
Inc
115,500
26 Ya
21 Va
16y8 Jan
1*6
34 Ya
30
19%
25
Corp
*90
4,300
22
34%
30 Va
26 Ya
2.50
preferred
51 Va
30%
fV
34%
1
No par
s
pfd
103
*
600
36
1
Service Co
& Bros
Withington
1
No par
50
preferxed
*35%
32%
34-A
54Y/a
l,7oO
'
32
TfV
55 Va
53
2o%
26
34%
*30
-30%
30
32
34 Ya
50c
35%
54%
:
July 11
36
34%
common
»
35 Ya
7.50
Sperry Rand
10% Oct 27
*52 Va
26%
"
No par
Co
(Del)
17% Feb
3
19Ya
52 Va
26Ys
Va
8
Mar 22
19 3A
*52 Va
30%
19 Va
88
*19%
30 Va
Pacific Co
11,400
20
19%
52%
36 3A
29 Y4
<
26-A
20 Ya
■
11%
193/a
50 Y'4
32
11 Ya
26%
51%
35*
11%
*51 Ya
21
_
9,700
19 3A
27
*36
2,700
523A
51 Va
Edison
(The)
-
'
54
*210
113A
11%
■llVa
20 Ya
California
27
19Ya
*210
♦205
'
1
20 Va
20
20%
*
ll3/a
11%
51 Ya
83 Va Jan
2,000
70Ya
21
23
54 Va
69%
203A
27
21,300
19,200
51%
80 % Feb
61Ya
3,900
72 %
5
14% Jan
53,600
>
71 Va
66 Ya
July 27
1,430
62'A
-
71 Va
*102%
86
60%
70%
67%
68% Mar 14
51 Va
59 3A
72
60
25
$4.50
51
59
70 Ya
103 3A
3
9,000
51
69 3A
<-
66%
3
26%
50 3A
69 Ya
♦102%
24
24Ya
29%
d
21% Feb
5,600
30
100
27% Jan
102% Jan
13 3A
27%
29 Va
Chemical Co common
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
14
13%
26
28 Va
4.20%
14
13%
54%
Spencer
35% Nov 18
13 Va
28 Ya
21
20
3,800
29Ys
18
Feb
26%
29%
73 Y8 Jan
Jan
36%
54 Va
103 Va Feb
24
26 3A
28'A
5
101
700
16,3 JO
26 %
-
20
21
72
79 Va
29%
63 % Feb
Aug
1,100
23
78
55%
100 3A Jan
29 Ya Jun
9Ya
9Ya
23%
77 3A
30 Va
16
103% Nov 14
17 Va Nov 18
9%
24
28%
30
5
9%
76%
29%
77% Dec
2
43
*23 Va
29
103 Va Nov
14
9,500
29Ya
7
Sep
44 %
28%
5
2
Nov
43 3A
61
16
10% Jan
8,200
43 Ya
54 3A
Feb
21
200
45%
29Y'a
98% Sep
23 Ya
18,300
58 Va
44%
58
55%
36%
Co
63A
6Ya
*57%
4 4 Ya
'
30
60'/a
36 Va
Spear &
6%
10,800
293A
16% Jun
100
6Y's
58
44
1,300
21 Va
-
54%
25
Sparks
2
20%
59 3A
preferred
25
2lYa
14,200
51,200 i
54 Vs
19%
Southwestern
34% 4 35 %
30Y'a
*51 Ye
Spalding
33
59 Ya
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
13
19
30
27
4
17
193/a
59
19
59 3A
52 %
91 Va Jan
18% Feb
19%
57%
19
61V*
20 Va
31
26 Va Feb
19%
57%
19
61 %
com
Jan
5
20,200
19 Va
57.
'
60
-
Sugar
5%
24 Ya July
8
7 » Feb 18
11,200
543/a
Southern Railway common
29% May
11
4% Oct
78% <79%
6lYa
Southern Production Co Inc
25% Oct
«
1
8
90
79
5,300.
pfd—100
6
6
'■
76 Va
613A
_
3
Dec
~20
90
*88
60%
15
513A Feb
93
>/,
38
*87%
59
Inc
383/a Jan
87% Apr 14
'94%
♦103%
60 Ya
u
108% Jan
50% Jan
<
*103% .105
10
4
17
98% Jan 20
13
May 31
*92%
58%
193A
South'h
68%
94 V4
60 Va
263A
Southern
16,200
69 Ya
>
58 Va
;
Rico
Rights
70
>69
*92%
-
52 Ya
15% Jan
32
26,3*0
60'A
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
Southern Co
2
50%
-
3,300
10
Inc
preferred
Southern
27
50
59%
*51 Ya
8%
50%
59Ya
Corp
Porto
18,000
59 %
5
5%
20 Va
60 %
50
South
South
20
493A
52%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
16
3
5,200
20'A
60 Va
Co
Solar Aircraft Co
24
Feb
143/a
59 3A
South Amer Gold & Platinum
54
14'/a
59%
Solvay American Corp 4%
37% Jan
33
14%
-
25
51%
51
19 Ya
32 Ya
20%
V
24-Ya
•243A
17,900
19Va
32 Va
14
26Ya
14
133A
105
*103%
19Ya
32%
77 Ya
26%
27 Va
14
23,200
19%
"
No par
14
19
17% Jan
493/a
24
61% Dec 30
44% Jan
24%
49
Feb
26% Dec
35
24 3A
48 3A
76
45%
105
CO
45%
45 Ya
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co
5
14
23 Y4
12 % Jan
205
263A
13Y8
273/a
13Ya
1
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
2
26%
75 Va
500
299%: 300
24'A
24
76
13,809
83 Va
*142
6Ya
44
9Y4
24%
31%
30 Va
307
*57% ,| 58
44
44%
43 Va
44%
9Va
9Ya
44%
30%
25
52Ya Jan
64% Dec
25% Jun
27
6Ya
6%
3,500
*83
21%
58%
10,300
24 Va
305
35%
No par
37% Mar 14
61Ya Mar
24%
75 Va
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
2
34%
47-/4
24 Va
84
19%
x21Va
47%
24 Va
30%
,
20% " 21%
900
47 Va
*83
l9Ye
57
18'A
44Y4
43 Ys
9%
*23%
44
9Ya
23%
19%
56Va
^
309
24'A
68 Va
69%
*92:,A
94'A
*103 V2 105 1
•»: 37Ya
38Va
*88Va .'90 r
76 V*
78
19
34Y8
68
453/a
43%
9%
75
193/8
56
6%
7
50c
America
Co
20% Jan 25
59
-
Y
58%
443A
..—No par
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
26
62'A Mar
67/s
*58
No par
G)
Signode Steel Strapping Co
29
20%
1
Pen Co
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
2
52 % Feb
A)
;
34Ya
20
No par
„
Shell Oil Co
3
9
(W
33Ys
1
common.
(Frank
Sheaffer
19%
1
Co___
Sharon Steel Corp
-
2
13% Nov
Inc
"
3
Co
Shamrock Oil & Gas
3
16
Jan
&
Rubber
l8Ya
56
xl9
343/s
19Va
56
*19
5
».
$4.50 preferred
1
62 Vh Jan
7
'
x56
1
__
Roebuck
18'!4
_1
new
Co
Corp
Seiberiing
28
93/b Feb
23
Co
Finance
Feb
22% Jan
20% Dec
52
33% Jan
20
53% Jan
59% Apr
5
31% July 18
40 % Nov 16
19,COO
115'%
115%
47%
'
43% Jan
l,iu J
54
95
95%
117
va
95
53 Va
53 3A
53
*115%
23%
24'A
30 Va ; 31
82%
82%
10
100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
*
47Ya
12-A
30
1& Va
38'A
36%
29-a
53V*
54%
95%
95 V*
117
117
47%
48%
53%'
95 Va
*114% 117
47%
47%
22Ys
23%
30%
30%
82%
83V2
23Va
x30-/a.
47%
-•
.,7
12-/4
95
"117
100
Schering Corp
;
Scott Paper Co common
: $3.40 preferred
r
$4 preferred
1
Bcoviil Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
L*
11
104
5
Feb
Jan
38% Feb
28
Jan
3
Jan
54
96
100
12%
-
29 Va
37%
*12%
29%
37%
.'
37
x52%
53%
5
10
preferred
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
;
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
29
Feb
19Ya Mar
*12Ya : 12%
5
; 29
:
v
series A 5%
5%
5,400
14
13%
14
13%
7,100
1
preferred
conv
St Louis
1
5
46
17
19% Sep
Mar
Jan
24%
25 Ya
24%
24%
4,900
(The)
Preferred
105
6
18% Jan
49% Jun
105
16
17% Apr 25
25% Oct 13
1
105
25
25%
300
445
*103%
25 Va
141,200
St Joseph Lead Co__
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co common__No par
13
74
22% Jan
*43 7
105
43%
Eafeway Stores common
4% preferred
43% Jan
417
*103Va
89%
3
22
*440
105
42%
3
Jun
25
25 Ya
444
443
*103%
105
88%
Jan
55
25
442
*103%
43%
97% Feb
6
105
88%
(Jacob)
4.30%
442
444
*103%
42%
57
3
12,700
85%
Ruppert
122 % Jan
28%
86 Va
McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co
13
27%
85 %
3
Feb
28 V*
853Af
8;
112
27%
85%
29
27
28 Ya
85 3A
12 Ya Feb
Dec
28
85 Va
31% Jan
126
28'A
Co__50 Guilders
38 % Feb
17
1,500
28
14
9
3
43 Va
28 Ya
43 3A
17
14
43%
28
13 3A
27% Feb
943A Jan
43%
41 %
33Ya Feb
50% Feb
43 Va
'
13 34
3
28
43 Ya
43%
15
98% Feb
43'A
13%
32 Ya Dec
58% Dec 27
700
43 %
x42 %
483A Jan
92% Sep
33 Va
43%
13Y4
18
42% July 21
5,300
43 3A
31
3
26%
42 Ya
Oct
11% Jan
16,700
*32
33
*31%
32 Vs
16-8
26'A
26%
25%
126%
i
32
7
biiO
16%
43%
*438
1
Jan
15 Ya Mar 21
•
100
Co
35
Sep 27
34
6,800
21 Va
10
Steel
19
Royal
26
26%
♦32
..-7
16 Ya
75 Va
74%
*21
13%
Electric
Royal Dutch PetroJ
<
34
7-a
-
200
43%
Ronson Corp
Rotary
16%
26 Va
26%
26%
20
common..
preferred series A
16
16%
*32
25
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Feb
14Ya Sep
106,200
7%
7%
7%
16%
313A Jan
44 Ya Dec
7Va
44 Va
44 %
16 Va
Jan
6
6,200
74%
391
29
44%
21%
preferred
Haas
44%
73%
5:
&
44 Va
41%
*21%
9
4%
8,300
21%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
16
860
34%
21%
Feb
Feb
103 Va
34%
•-
21%;
27
Jan
103 Va
34 Va
34%
21%
_No par
Rochester Gas & El Corp
5
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co_.
454
103 Va
34%
1UJ72
21%
3
105
103 %
*/a
34%
21%
3/
9
89 Va
5
443A Jan
10;
70
*88%
74%
16
39,000
*61
89 Va
7 Va
343A Jan
103% Jan
103
44-/4
7
7,
50
70
*88%
72%
28
conv
43-/4
;
7%
75,600
*61
7%
Company
5%%
44'A
7
16,800
88%
88%
72 %
2
8% Jan
Jan
88%
8,800
9%
49%
50%
49%
80 Va
55-/8
54%
70
*61
72%
9
5
Ya
v
.
51%
400
70,500
9% V
9%
55%
74
21
4
50%
77
V
70
88%
14 Va
8C
9%
4,800
47%
47
80
79%
54%
93A
55
73 Ya
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
43 % Dec
40
43
5s
Trust-
8
Dec
89%
9%
53 Ye
51 »/a
50%
*61
70
*61
,
9Ys
54 Ya;
-No par
Selection
Feb
105% Mar
81%
79%
1
30
410
80
80%
-No par
7%
8
7%
8%
12,600
7%
*14%
46%
'
10
38
47 Va
'
8
500
63%
x37 Va
14%
43% Feb
Jan
39%
*63
38%
38%
46%
Paper Co
Rhodesian
17
38%
39%
300
2lVa
63-/8
*63
63%
200
8%
16
10
50c
Richfield Oil Corp
19
j" 373A
39 Va
21 Va
7%
_.
Manufacturing
3
40 Va Jun
103% Jun
38%
*63
35% Jan
2
Jan
63
*15%
21%
*8%
21 Va
21'/a
21%
63
23
79'A Jan
Jun
21Y'4
63 Ya
34%
18
100
21 Ya
*63
*8%
16%
21 Va
16
16
103 %
23
257
*21 Ya
100
8%
*15%
8%
*8 Va
8%
16 Va
34%
48 % Apr
9
83A
*16 Va
103'A
7
11
8%
16%
34%
6% Jan
35
8Ys
16%
103 %
13
11
1,900
14
34%
Oct
Oct
22
14
103 %
41% Jan
21
22
14
1
66 % Jan
17% Sep
33 Ya Jun
6
22
13%
100
9
27% Dec
2
36%
22
100
29
100
36 Va
series
7% Mar
37 Va
14 %
series-
44 Ys Feb
3u0
*36 Va
22-4
Preferred 4.50%
5
37 Va
37%
Preferred 3.60%
3 4 Ye Jan
*37%
14
10
2
21
24 Va Jan
(RJf
8
Dec
100
37 Va
21%
5
Rheem
43
*37 Va
*36 Va
11
33 Va Jan
43
14'/a
Co
Tob class B_
83/a Sep
82
34
Jan"
33%
43
33 Va
22
16
893A
33%
*42 Va
37'/a
37 Va
105 % Jan
4
4,600
■'
43
14
*36%
37 Va
*88 %
Jan
34 Va
17%
17%
17%
800
22
Metals
38 Ya Sep
5Ya Juiy 26
64% May 12
Dec
86~%
17%
19,300
33%
*37
102% Jan 17
20
ll.UuJ
17 Va
22
Common
May 11
105% Apr
26
$1% Apr
Nov
37%
' 14
*36 Va
5
Revere Copper & Brass
Rexail Drug Co
13
54 Ya Dec
55
37 Va
—10
14
Mar 11
54%
37%
21 Va
common—
93/a Feb
Mar 14
55
37%
17%
*42 Va
37%
37
37%
55
33 Va
33%
10%
10 Va
43
*42%
10
55
37
17%
173/a
33
333/a
43
*37 Va
37%
4,3ud
16,400
10%
10
37 Va
"54 Va
55%
363/a
90)
-/8
8'A
X13%
Corp
45% Feb
40
*54%
17%
17%
33 Ya
*42 Va
5
preferred-
Steel
8
81
101
convertible
12
Jan'
10%
10
10 V8
10
56
363A
10
Sep
Sep
10% Jun
10
$1
83/8
Co—
&
Republic Pictures
Republic
8b
8%
54,600
44%
86 Va
8-/8
8%
50c
pfd 3%% series—
Republic Aviation Corp
>
44%
86 Va
8%
8Ys
-No par
Conv
3
45
86%
8%
10 Va
50
Reliance Mfg Co common
41
13% Jan
preferred
Reliable Stores Corp
3
13
2nd
$1.25 div prior preference-
4
9
18
Feb
37
16
Sep
'
Jan
Jan
16% Jan
21
Jan
7% Jan
15% Sep
(Robt)
44%
86 Va
8 %
36%
50
Inc
Bros
45%
86 Va
%
50
_r
1st preferred-
noncum
Reeves
5
Reis
11% Feb
n/mrna,
5
common
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
29 *
Jan
Co
noncum
4%
23
22 3A Feb
18% Aug
4%
44%
86
55
M.1—
Raytheon Mfg Co
34% Jan
17
36
27
Mar
Jan
14
Jan
15 3A Jan
45^8
86
1
Corp
Inc
31% Feb
43
19% Mar 22
6
Rayonier
44%
86%
b%
Raybestos-Manhattan
14
23
Feb
13
May
RKO Theatres
5-
9% Feb
36
bnarej
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
45%
45 %
►86
1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
heb.ZJ
Feb. Xd
galea for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 22
Par
RKO Pictures Corp
4
53% Jan
July 25
16
38 Va July
7
29% Jan
Jan
8
5
25% Apr 15
37% Jun
1
47
Aug 11
5
Jan
14
5
STOCK
Radio Corp of America com__No par
13.50 1st preferred
Nopai
3
87% Feb
12
26
31
47% Jan
3
26
41% July
7
Sep
31
60% Nov
8% Mar 14
47
41% Jan
84'/a Jan
10% July
11
32
2
88% July 27
55% July
18
81% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Leveet
Highest
16% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Ye»r1955
U*Mt
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Bup f»r Previous
♦80 Va
58%
130
5,700
350
5,100
14,500
Volume
183
-
Number 5513
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1129)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previoas
Year 1955
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Uighest
Lowest
93% July
18
106% Jan
42
99
8
87% Jan
19
23
54% Mar
142 Va Jan
23
31
154
Mar 14
22
50% Sep
102
Aug 19
Dec
2
Standard
Feb
24
3
Feb
8
17% Jan
3
43% Jan
23
16
11
6J% July 28
51% Jan
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
14
Feb
50
29
May 12
"When
14% Jan
14
42% Mar 14
2
53% Mar
4
50
24 %
Oil of New Jersey
issued"
14
22% Feb
4
Standard
10
25
Mar 30
6
159 % Feb
13% Feb
16% Oct
36
Oil of
99 % Jan
22
13% Jan
Oil of California
Standard
47% Jan
15% Dec
40% May 26
Standard
13
6
Feb
53% Mar
luO
3%%
15
Chemical
Jan
27
58% Jan
6
Jan
5
25% Feb
9
27 Va Jan
13
Stevens
21
33% Feb
94%
95
94%
95%
54%
53 %
54
54 %
54%
15
154%
155 Vb
154%
155%
157%
156%
157%
157%
159%
62,100
7
51%
52%
521/4
52%
52%
531/4
87,900
58%
9,000
38% Oct
9
37% Jan
13
23% May 23
18% Feb
10
21% Jan
4
Stix
21% Aug 24
18
Feb
13
20% Jan
6
19 % Jan
4
21
19% Jan
16
20% Jan
26
26 % Jan
6
33% Dec
35
20% Sep
26
30
32% Feb
27
29% July
5
22% Feb
9
Aug 26
15% Jan
4
Oct
11
41% Jun
7
12 % Jan
4
9
Jan
32
Feb
8
13% Jan
17% Aug 12
57e
23
9
24
16%
16 Ya
16%
16%
47
47%
46%
47
53
53%
53
55%
54%
55%
54%
55
*14
14%
14
14
*14 VB
14%
*14%
52%
52%
54
54%
55%
551/4
56 Va
8,600
25%
25%
25%
54%
25%
541%
26%
251/4
25%
25i/4
25Ya
12,300
36
36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 Vb
36V2
36
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,100
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19 %
19%
19%
7,900
20%
20%
*20%
20%
♦20'/a
201/4
*20 Va
20%
20%
*20 VB
x32%
33
32%
33
32%
33
32 Ya
33
24
23%
32%
23%
32%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Ya
23 3A
3,300
Corp
10
9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
107,000
1
Studebaker-Packard
39% Mar
1
Sunbeam
3
Sun
36%
37%
37%
39
38%
39%'
37%
38'A
6,200
14%
14%
14%
37%
147/8
37%
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
7,600
Corp
Chemical
Corp
common
101
Feb
8
75
Jan
3
Sun
21% Jan
6
27% Jun
15
22% Jan
23
2
Sunra.v-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
4%% preferred series A_
*
22
12"% Jun
2
87/s Nov
740
26% Jan
3
39
9% Jan
16
10% Mar
2
Sunshine
1,080 Dec
8
9G4
Jan
10
33% Sep
15
24
Jan
23
2
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
45
Jan
6
22% Jan
4
52 % May
2
45% Feb
23
49% Jun
6
42
26
Mar 14
91% Apr
15
6% Jan
4
17% Jan
99
July 26
25
10
121% D_c
30
115% Jan
27
45% Dec
12
38% Feb
14
28% Oct
11
37
Oct
19
Symington
Gould
Talcott Inc
125% Jan
Texas
Gulf
Instruments
Dec
8
33% Jan
5
41% Mar
2
13
8% Feb
21
10% Jan
9
Sub
179% Feb
29
Texas
11
Nov
28
Jan
23
17
38% Dec
2
34% Jan
23
4.48%
150
6
25% Nov
1
23 % Feb
14
27% Feb
20
10
25% Nov
1
23% Feb
14
27% Feb
Co
4
15% Feb
28
16% Jan
3
Feb
20
52% Jan
11
11% Jan
24
50
13% July 25
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
43% Oct
19
60 % Mar 24
100% Sep
27
Jan
17
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
26% Jan
5
24
48
Jan
28% Dec
10% Jan
12% Feb
47% Feb
14
Jan
59
Mar
101
Jan
19
104
33
Jan
23
27% Jan
4
28% Feb
The
Land
Feb
26% Mar
24%
24
24
*23%
24
x46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
483/a
49%
96
96%
96i/2
96
Pacific
Ry
13
Inc
$1.20 preferred
73 *A Jan
7
14% Jan
3
50% Feb
24
Trane
12
38% Jan
23
42% Feb
29
8
22% Jan
48% Sep
35% Jun
22% Oct
28
23
27% Feb
18% Jan
20
24% July 13
20
Jan
31
23
22% Oct
11
28% Jun
15
24% Feb
9
55% Dec
14
60
Toledo
18
55% Jan
23
58
Jan
4
Jan
10
32
Mar
2
50
May 16
53% Feb
2
£2% Jan
U
63
Mar
2
25
Mar 14
28% Feb
14
3i% Mar
2
Aug 26
33% Apr
59% Apr
14
51
14
52% Feb
7
58% Mar
2
31% Jan
13
"
19
19
9% Nov
2
18% Mar
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
Jan
4
21% Jan
16% Feb
48
Jan
11% Mar
28
Feb
25% Feb
30
21
6
Twin
Feb
13
5%
2
14% Jan
18
Twin
14
33% Jan
3
49
Oil
TXL
39
9%
9%
30Va
177
36%
177'%
36%
51'A
120
121
36
12%
'
13-/8
52%
121
122%
40Va
40%
35%
35%
12%
12%
*26
2o%
40
41%
52'A
40
12%
35%
12%
26%
26%
39%
38%
40%
35%
•
1,300
7J0
9.7UO
6,700
14,600
21,000
52,300
5,200
300
28,600
•-
13%
x51%
121
38%
39%
38%
175
*11%
12%
*47%
11%
12%
*11%
12%
47%'
14
57
103%
47%
50
*13%
56
103%
14
X55%
37
9%
9%
178
179%
36%
37%
25%
25%
25'%
15%
50
25%
15%
50
11%
:
12
12%
47% ?
12%
47%
*13%
56"4
*
102% 102%
34%
35%
27%
28
67%
68
14%
14%
49%
50%
42%
42%
26%
27%
*20%
22
26%
26"%
56"%
57
12%
12%'
47%
*13%
14
58
10
com
34%
35%
27%
65%
14%
28
66
14%
27%
65%
14%
50
50%
41%
26%
42%
27%
41%
*20%
26%
*56%
29%
21%
.26%
57
*20%
26%
56%
42%
27%
21%
26%
56%
30
29%
30%
30%
31%
30%
61
60
60%
61
62
62%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
58
58
57%
25%
31%
57%
25%
17%
58
25
58
No par
5
2
r'
1
50
1
(conv)
*58
50
1
50
17
50
1
25%
17%
27%'
35%
67
14%
50%
52
12
52
12
29%
28%
*50
12
*51
11%
1
(The)
25'A
17%
25 "A
1
No par
,50
103%
28%
29%
/
.
17
*50%
34%
27%
67
14%
15%
50%
12%
12%
47%
14%
58
*47%
*13%
40
12%
12%
1,000
12,500
170
47%
14'%
100
58
59
*102% 103
140
35%
28
36%
28
67%
67%
67%
14%
50%
42%
26%
21
14%
50%
42%
27%
21%
35%
28
12,800
2,100
9,100
5,700
4,200
25,600
14,400
100
26-. 4
57%
31%
62%
31%
63
32
03
32
34/4
8,i?8®
*57
24%
17%
*48
11%
32
58 A
25 A
17/4
52
UYs
58 A
24 /4
17
58/4
25
17
9^0
28-/8
29-/a
14%
36'A
7%
41%
26%
21'
26 A
57 A
,
52
12
28%
12%
12%
1,200
20,700
39,600
2,100
1,400
*
14%
49%
41%
26%
*20%
26 ,B
57 A
50
25%
17%
12
15%
*50
6,200
9%
179
179
38%
39%
25%
25%
*25
25'%
57
*102% 103
103%
34%
-
9%
9
9%
*177
180'A
37%
38
25%
25%
25%
25%
*15%
15%
*50
50%
25
Oil
common
A
.
11%
12%
47%
14
56%
No par
Co
Corp
38%
9%
25%
15%
50%
City Rap Transit com
cony prior preferred
Coach
19%
30
13%
12%
25%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
4.30'A conv preferred 1954 ser
20th Century Fox Film
17% Feb
2
19
39%
25%
15%
*50
2
Truax-Traer Coal Co
20% Jan
*19%
29%
13%
35%
25%
$2.70 preferred—
25
60
19%
29%
*26%' 26%
12%
26Vb
5
29
16
175
No par
Nov
17
*19%
38
26%
25%
15%
50
Inc
25% Dec
15% Aug 16
36
12
26%
25%
15%
50
Tri-Continer tal Corp common
Mar 15
24% Dec
35%
12%
25%
—
series
6,500
13%
51'A
50%
26%
9
5
—
18
46 % Aug
36%
38%
8Ya
19%
120
50c
(The)
(The)
Preferred
39%
11%
& Williams Steci
Transue
3
29
120
383/4
35%
1
-
Corp
Trans World Airlines
24
Jan
26% Feb
51
119%
40i/8
No par
common
preferred
Co
Edison
Co
50%
120%
*26
85/a
29
xl3%
137/8
391/2
52
170
8%
29
30
x35%
Transamerica
37% Mar 14
51
-
9
19%
19%
19
119%
-
100
Timken Roller Bearing
3
17
10
62% Feb
6
18% July 26
i35/8
10
Co—
Associated
Water
Tide
2
13
Feb
58% Jun
*28%
137/3
1
common
% Jan
11
19
29%
13%
8%
96 %
8%
*96
96%
*96
87/a
No par
$2.50 convertible
14
3
39% Oct
18%
Thompson (J R)__'.
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred——
1100
2
8%
29%
No par
Co
96%
*96
9%
500
7,000
35,200
Trust—
Fair
44
13% Jan
8%
ex-distribution—1
share ctfs
Thermoid
26
23
24%
47
47%
common
$2.40 conv preference—
29
8
25
46%
_3%
$1.25 conv preferred
29
10
48% Jan
22
23
13 % Feb
*24'A
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
1
44% Jan
:
7
75 % Dec
6
12% Mar
h——M
47%
—No par
Inc
Pacific
20
19% Mar
.1,142
47%
preferred series A—25
Textron American
Jan
Jan
1,100
1,100
46%
1
Texas Utilities Co
12
25
1,080
46%
Pacific Coal & Oil
&
*24%
No par
Sulphur—i.
conv
2
39% Mar
*
:•
7.50
com
Texas
18
1
2,100
25
Texas
6
2,100
48
2.50
5
11
26 3A
48
a.
6
Jun
26'A
47%
Corp
Gulf Producing
3
Oct
7% Jan
26%
47%
1
Co
Jan
11% Jan
*261/2
48%
5
Texas
27
Oct
43
27%
47%
9
Texas
43% Jan 31
13% Jan
30
1,115
26%
Corp
37% Jan
12"% Jun
1,070
Corp
Aircraft
8
35
11% Mar 16
1,100
(James).
Telautograph
16
July 12
5,900
Corp
27
53
10%
(The)—4.16%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4 preferred
13% Jan
25
lO'/a
25
34% Feb
143
NOV
10%
Co
11% Jan
45
10 %
Sweets Co of America
25% Jan
15% Nov 28
10%
7
6
174
10%
.
Texas
9
10%
31
Tennessee
14
6
May 16
'
10%
xlO
27 % Feb
52% Mar
Feb
83% Jan
28
1,100
10%
,10c
47%
Temco
21.
900
75V4
26%
Jan
16% Jan
28% Jun
38Ya
74%
*38
1,100
Jan
44% Jun
26%
38
75
26%
35
10
26'A
38
74%
47%
14% Jan
11
26%
38
74-/4
1,100
20
Fej
5,100
26
38%
26%
3
26
74%
47%
16
11
26
47%
9% Jan
4,300
66,700
74
26%
96% Feb 21
74 3/4
243A
74
38%
1,100
&
74%
241/4
74%
*38
5
Swift
75
24%
7a %
50
2
75
23%
38%
25
49 % Mar
75
24%
26
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
V
74%
24
74%
Superior Oil of California
27
10% Oct
26
20
100
38%
3
18% Feb
24% Oct
26
;
*98
100
100
100
26
3
July 25
6
27
36% Oct
1
'55
of
12
9
45
74%
24%
Feb
9
11% Sep
41% Jan
17
74
24
Jan
8% Feb
25% Jan
25
74%
24%
48% Jan
9
12% Feb
73%
24
49% Jan
;
Feb
2J
*98
28
92% Jan
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
6
62% Jun
99
1,220
v
21
9% Sep
*98
•
30
Mining Co
8
99
100
10,1C0
12.50
series
Biscuits Inc
6
Mar 30
2nd pfd
Sunshine
Jan
44% Oct
5%%
4
*98
1
.
6
77% Jan
18% Feb
41
0
Feb
10
41% Novi
20
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Oil Co common
—No par
Feb
9
7,600
1
31
Feb
it 0
52
25%
2C
26
72
11; 700
14%
No par
Jan
26
57%
Co
70% Jan
36% Jan
1,300
54%
*14%
14%
16%
47 Va
J
1
1
16%
*45%
5
-
common
30
87% Sep
7,300
4,600
16%
47
Jun
Aug
1
40% July 25
14%
16%
80% Sep
28
IOIV4
14
47
11
25% May 12
*100
14%
16%
27
32% May 11
75% May 17
101'A
14
5
Broadcasting
10% Feb 29
24% Mar
57%
•
98,300
*100
14%
47%
Dec
97
57%
57%
58%
102
14
16%
67 V4 Feb
105
57%
*100
14%
47,200
15
Co
15% Jan
31
57%
102
14%
1
& Webster—
Storer
57%
*100
14%
52
.
47'/a
prior preference-.
Stone
Jan
24% Feb
57%
52
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
July 14
51%
102
14%
5
6
& Fuller
52
155%
No par
(J P) & Co Inc
Baer
*100
1
Inc
Drug
57%
10
100
Stewart-Warner Corp
Sterling
6
95
95%
53%
Co
23
9
94%
54
Sterchi Bros stores Inc
18% Jan
32
95%
53%
10
19
Shares
94%
54 Va
Stanley Warner Corp_
Co (The) L S
Stauffer
Mar. 2
95%
Ry Equip Mfg Co
23
the Week
Friday
Mar. 1
53%
Starrett
25
Sales far
Thursday
Feb. 29
95%
Oil of Ohio common^
47% Feb 29
57% Mar 2
Jan
HIGH SALK PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 28
25
preferred series A
Standard
Tuesday
Feb. 27
No par
Indiana
16% Feb
23% Jan
Monday
Par
2
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
24
Mar 28
8V2 Jan
I
EXCHANGE
96% Feb
48 % Jan
49% Jan
42% May 18
YORK
Highest
53% Jun 24
18
73% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
29%
<'48./
2b/a
57-a
1>^0
'25?
700
2„>0Q
5?,,
.
z~z
11%
11A
4,700
29
/4
30 A
26,600
14%
14%
14Ya
5.400
36%
36%
37
4,600
7%
7 Va
u
13% Jan
0
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
9
33
4
43% Jun
28
35
Jan
30
1
11
May
6% Dec
Jan
6
27'A Jan
6% Jan
31% Feb
80% Mar 14
4
103 % Jan
26
6
20
31% Apr
26
108 % Mar 22
113
Jan
5
Nov
1
too
Apr
7
86'A Oct
3
98% Sep
12
.92
45% Sep
92
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Bag
6
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
28%
29 %
23%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
110%
*110%
111%
*110%
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred
2
Union
182% Jan
3
Union
1
52% Feb
21
32% Jan
27
71% Jan
3
United
Jan
6
4%
63% Jan
23
113% Jan
23
35% Jan
23
61
124
Mar
$4
*110%
111
94%
*92
91
91
90
*101
103
*101
Oil of California—t
25
59
60%
Pacific RR Co
50
176
Tank Car
Union
Corp
110%
90%
*90
91
*90
91
*90
91
*101
103
*101
103
*101
103
103
59%
57%
X174
x50
:—No par
30%
31%
Inc
69%
70%
2
United
Air Lines
27
United
Biscuit
America—No par
*105%
17
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
41%
29%
24
126
-10
a
41
69%
*119
41%
31%
31%
59%
177
50%
31%
28
Mar 15
29
17% Jan
22
15
3
44% Jan
33% Sep
108% Feb
18
27
26% Feb
105
Jan
14
27.
30% Feb
107
July 25
22% Jan
27
25% Feb
57% Nov 28
48% Jan
20
55% Mar
Carbon Co
United
2
of
No par
30%
107
29%
*105'A
59%
59%
61
174%
176 %
176%
178
6,500
49%
50'A
50
50
2,600
31%
31%
31%
4,300
70%
10,600
30%
70%
69%
71%
70
123%
123%
*120
41%
42
30%
29%
"105%
107
42%
30%
107
70
55,900
57%
123%
-
103% Jun
41%
70
70%
*120
125
41 Ya
41%
29%
29Ya
30
*105%
107
100
125
42 Ya
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
1
57% Aug 24
b 'A Jan 12
6
Jan
Jun
27
15% Feb
10
53
Feb
23
9
4% Jan
3
6
73% Jan
23
77% Feb
11
6% Feb
9
(Delaware)
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com
30c
preferred
100
29
38% Oct
25
4% Feb
Jan
7% Feb
7
8% May 17
66
44% Feb
78
7
Jan
,
United
$3.50 convertible
253A
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25 %
51%
52%
51%
52%
53
53%
53%
54
52%
52%
53%
52%
52%
52%
52%
3
United
United
27
17
Feb
29
23
Jan
5
Dec
5
129
Feb
28
145
Jan
31
22% Dec
30
21
Jan
17
27
150
Mar
2
Corp
(Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp
preferred-;
7%
United
1
Mar 31
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
3
United
60
May
9
51% Jan
23
54% Jan
12
United
Fruit Co
31
30 Va Jan
23
36
Feb
24
United
Gas
2
30
Sep 26
34% Dec 14
6% Aug
18
9
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
35
Jan
6
61 % Dec
29
177
D-c
19% May
36% Oct
29% Mar
2
35 'A Jan
23
37% Feb
7
8% Mar
1
6% Jan
20
73/a Jan
6
24 Ya
2,400
54'A
55%
4,300
*51%
12
Sep
26
40% Jan
5
Nov
25
54
Jan
23
65% Feb
23
U
S
Freight
64 Ya Dec
29
54% Jan
23
63% Jan
3
U
S
Jan
3
3
78 % Jan
18
82
15% Feb
14
17% Mar
2
5
48 % Mar
1
44
Jan
Feb
29
54%
54%
27,600
31 Ya
26,600
35%
35%
13'A
1
Co
No par
4
com
preferred
S Industries
4%%
19Ya
3
31 Va
Inc
,
19 Ya
3%
31%
65
59%
60
180
1.05
34
100
common
preferred series A
7
64
100
Machinery
35 %
35 %
6%
preferred
4%%
U
11,400
35%
1
Gypsum Co common
16% Mar
14%
31 Ya
1
44'A Nov 28
14Ya
54 %
Merch & Mfrs Inc
Hoffman
14%
35%
1
S
14'A
14
31%
Park City Mines Co (The)
7%
14%
14%
53%
Foreign Securities
U
13,000
31%
United
2
27
35%
U
1
320
26
54%
2
Feb
138
26 %
137
32 V8
6
37% Mar
*136
24%
53%
29
181
17%
134%
25 VB
24%
31%
3% Jan
2
9,100
20
18%
132%
25
53%
19% Feb
13
19Ya
17
24%
32
32 Y4 Mar
30% Feb
20
40
22,600
7
31%
23
176% Mar
6%
53 Vb
23
15
7
32
23
28
6%
7
53 3A
23A Jan
90
7,800
77'A
313/a
28 Va Jan
393/4 Jun
16
4%
*76%
4%
130
18%
132
24 34
24%
4Ya
78
—10
Corp.
16% Jan
184'A Feb
Dec
6%
600
4%
*76%
14%
9
4
78
6%
523/a
4%
77%
143/a
6
62
18%
129
4%
77
527/a
3
22
6%
4%
77
5
4% Aug
36% Dec
&
4%
*76
No par
235/a Jun
S
134
*52
3,100
29Ya
107
'24%
14%
United Gas Improvement Co
United Industrial Corp—
United
187/a
18
Engineering & Foundry
51% Feb
7
132
5
17
77
6%
—100
com
Electric Coal Cos
13% Mar 14
4s/a
4Ya
*76
41,800
■
*105%
'
253/a
United-Carr Fastener—
72% July 18
130
94%
51%
*120
10.000
'
*92
177%
5
15,300
29
94%
51%
100
28'%
111%
*92
176%
com
14,400
30,600
94%
51%
preferred
27%
27%
33%
114Ya
*92
177%
30%
26'A
1,200
7%
94%
51%
Feb
42% Mar
57
110%
50
common
Co_.
Aircraft
conv.
*92
No par
series
noncumulatlve preferred
4%
110%
.—No par
Preferred $3.50 series
16
22
49% July 25
No par
10
22
6
No par
Preferred $3.70 series—
Jan
74% Dec
113
2 6'A
171% Feb
128% Dec
Carbon—No par
&
33'A
34
113%
10
9
7
33%
112%
10
11
26
35%
113%
Elec Co of Mo common
Jan
5
33%
112%
Chem & Materials Corp
Jan
Jan
7%
34%
112%
Carbide
93
30
*7%
33%
111%
Union
112
3
7%
34%
112%
Union
1
32% Jun
„
33%
111%
Union
11
49% Mar
*7%
.
9
Jan
52
; 7%
7%
2
5
7
14%
36%
2
15
4
14
36%
28 % Mar
Feb
25
f
14
37
29% Jan
Jan
Jan
5
13%
36%
6%
Corp
Paper
&
13%
37%
114% Mar
91
Nov
34% Jan
Union
Union
104
52
Nov
4
29
7
205
No par
—
7% Jan
109% Feb
93
13%
37
(The)
Corp
35% Feb
19
17
48'A Sep
Underwood Corp
87% Jan
26
113
14
23
Udyllte
3
101% Feb
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
23% Feb
28% Jan
>
3
July 27
Feb
Jan
31
Jan
104% Mar 29
59
139
15
37% Feb
10
116% Sep
6
31'A Jun 30
Jan
79%
180
35%
80
1
16
16%
50
*47
47%
35%
6"%
19%
3
31%
64
x58 %
35%
35%
6%
7
19%
3%
19%
3
31%
32
7
19%
7
19%
7
19%
*6 Ya
19%
2%
3%
15,600
31%
32'A
32%
32 Yt
17,700
62%
63
61'A
63 %
3
63
64%
59%
57%
59%
58%
179
59 Va
3
59%
50
57,100
37%
36%
37
36%
80%
82
82
82
82
*81 Va
16
%
47%
2,100
10,600
37 %
177%
36%
80%
16
a
177'A
36%
*47 %
59 7
176%
35%
177%
25,100
3%
64
180
19 Ya
32%
*177%
*177 V*
900
2,300
7
82
110
16
16%
16
17%
17 Va
17%
77,400
47%
47%
48
48'A
♦48'A
49 %
GOO
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
Monday, March 5,1956
...
(1130)
6
8 '/a Jan
5
9 %
6
26
70
9
44
20
86
Jan
4
90% Mar
9
101
Jan
23
110% Mir
3%%
23
43% Jan
23
172% Jun
11
60% Feb
23
18
166 Va Jan
11
Jan
4
Jan
11
70% Dec
1
65 Va Jan
19
40% May 16
62 V* Sep
23
51% Jan
23
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
4
19 % Aug
14
24
38% Aug
3
15Va Jun
9% Dec
30
27
14% Apr
Jan
100% Jun
11
3% Jan
12% Feb
21
14
1% Nov
3
U
29
U
58% Feo 29
preferred series A
preferred series B
20
16
38
Feb
10
13% Feb
27
69%
69%
'68%
39%
40%
5
55%
167%
168%
61%
67
67%
56%
57%
Corp common
preferred
18%
18%
36%
36%
13
13 Va
1,400
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
10
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10
10
9%
2,000
preferred—No par
96
96
97
96%
97
10 Va Jan
9
98 Va Jan
25
$6
2% Jan
11
United
Feb
16
22 % Jan
9
convertible
20%
20'/a
'19%
44
'42%
43- i4
43%
33%
'33
33%
33%
33%
-165
165%
170
Feb
18
159% Jan
6
31
Jan
7
25'/a Jan
27
29% Mar
2
5
4%
Feb
21
41% Mar 14
51% Dec 28
49 Va Feb
28
52'/a Feb
8
35 Va Oct
47% Apr
28
38% Feb
9
45
Jan
4
7
14% Feb
10
17% Jan
3
11
34% Feb
21
36
Jan
4
Utah
Vanadium
Industries
533/4
Vlck
Chemical
Co
Vicks
Shreve
Pacific Ry com_100
5%
23
37 Va Jan
,3
29% Jan
26
31% Feb
11
90 Va Jan
26
91%'
34
7
Feb
24
6
41% Feb
23
13
9
11G
Feb
13
$5
12
103
Feb
13
$4.04
106
99
Jan
104
33
11
Jan
Nov"30
105% Feb
21
103% Feb
17
11
31% Feb
6
May
56
Virginian
6%
16
33% Jan
6
divid
$4.12
1
Mar
dividend preferred
15%
13
18% Jan
3
Feb
1
29% Jan
12
85% Mar 25
81% Jan
24
83% Jan
Wabash
RR
Waldorf
353/4
36
35:,/4
124
124'/a
35%
122%
123 Va
43
11,500
1,000
53%
4,400
5,300
122 %
*123%
31%
31%
93 Va
34'/a
35'/a
'122%
93 VA
*92 Va
31%
*92 VA
35%
34%
35
123 3/i
122%
123
41 VA
40%
3,400
41'/a
35
*122%
1,603
2,800
8
1,000
124
3,803
40%
41'/a
40%
41'/a
413/s
40%
*114%
114 3/a
1143/4
1143/4
114%
114%
*114%
115%
115 Va
115 Va
70
103
101 Va
102
*100 Va
101%
♦IOOVa
101%
40
*102
41
103
100
System
28
93 Va
42%
'
31
31%
*92'/a
*105
107
*105
107
*105
107
*105
107
♦105
107
*102%
104
*102%
104
*102%
104
♦102%
104
♦102%
104
49%
50
50 Va
50%
52
54 Va
53%
56
54%
32 Va
32'/a
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
33
32%
32%
2,303
38%
2,400
17%
-
X35%
36%
37
38
18
173/4
173/4
17%
17%
17%
'28%
29%
29 Va
29%
*29 Va
30 '
56
38
*29 Va
5
35%
36
35'/a
36 Va
10
17%
18
18
20
(The) new_
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
1%
preferred
16% Feb
24
30%
93 Va
Visking Corp
6
~_5
30%
*92 Va
2,500
100
25
25
common
preferred
39% Jan
31% Feb
5
30%
92 3/a
50
53%
♦123 Va.
30%
4 j%
54
*122%
122 Va
*123%
130
.*102
preferred
Co
17
18% Dec
Jan~ 19
-
—-
30%
100
preferred
Ry
34% Feb
28% Apr
*
122 %
*122%
*92'/a
com__10
100
100
& Power Co
preferred
$4.20 dividend
4
31
46% Jan
May 23
Jan
101% Jan
30
r
5
preferred
partic
Virginia Elec
10
6
.
100
preferred
div
6%
38 % Jan
16
*
■
*126
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6
Jan
128
113% Jan
103% Aug 22
49%
3'/a %
6
Feb
53 3/a
54
*125
100
Victor Chemical Works common
6
Jan
38% Jan
9
122% Jan
51% Mar 29
37% Jan
&
noncumulative preferred
78
*77
'
94
101
7%
533/4
2.50
3
117% Jun
7%
53 Va
2
22
15%
35 Va
533/4
20
27
15%
35 Va
53%
Feb
DdC
15%
35%
7%
Feb
100
42%
15 VA
7%
128
113% Dec
41%
15%
35%
130
3
43'/a
15 V»
7%
7
Jan
413/4
153/s
35 Va
20
33
43 Va
15 Va
7%
Feb
146% Apr
44% Dec
42%
15'/a
35%
Feb
7
42%
73/4
129
11
4J%
*35%
128
Nov
49%
7%
24
33% Oct
4a Va
35%
21
122
49%
7%
133% Jan
Jan
49%
35 Vs
133 % Jan
1
X49%
10
14
12
50%
Van
13
87% Sep
77
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
55 Va Jan
3,500
28%
77
24
Oct
30
29%
28%
78
25
1
60
29
29
78
Jan
Inc
167%
29
8% Jan
Co
2,000
♦165
16o
35 Va
Raalte
1,000
33 Va
*33 Va
33 Va
33 Va
44 Va
'43%
44 Va
44
165
165
15 Va
Jun
28% Nov
165
42 Va
127
Jan
21
78%
1
130
52
200
29
2.50
Inc
9,400
78%
50
Corp of America
Norman
Van
2 Va
20%
28%
No par
Co
2 Vs
*19 Va
79
'78
%
8 Va
20%
28%
100
preferred
Power & Light
165
28%
com—_1
Inc
Co
Pictures
Universal
79 Va Jan
165
60
97
*96
2%
44%
33%
100
60
20%
20%
'43
2%
9%
97
*96-
2%
'19%
preferred
2%
2%
50
1
24
27
2%
com_No par
preferred
convertible
4%
Feb
26% Mar 15
'95
2%
Universal Leaf Tobacco
8%
19
Wall Paper Inc common—2
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
65
3,000
18%
12%
16
47% Mar 15
167%
37 VA
13
4
% July 21
1,600
18 Va
Jan
10 Va Apr
166%
12%
33 Va Jan
8
166 Va
*36%
46
6% Jan
208,400
69
18%
3
7
600
57%
166 VA
166 >/a
Va
56%
13
9
39 % Feb
167%
167
4,700
63 Va
Va
56%
37%
3
4
58%
12%
Jan
32% Jan
68 Va
'36%
41% Feb
19% Mar
68 %
56 Va
*68
xl8%
32
10
57
61%
68
57%
167-/a
167 Va
VA
62%
68
13%
4
13-/8 May 13
167
61 %
19%
9
77
167 VA
63
37%
3
3
167 >/a
61%
100
3,070
26,900
750
Va
'13
56% Mar
Feb
167%
56
55%
56
13 %
19%
19
25
1
Stockyards Corp
35
91
110-/8
54 Va
12%
United
23
23
106%
106%
104%
104
'37%
10
77% Nov
37,400
90%
Va
37%
noncumulative preferred
7%
37»/4 Oct
159% Dec
44
90%
*
70
'37%
NO par
Co common
U S Tobacco
10
167
100
42
92
68%,
56%
166%
167
70
42
55%
62%
'67
69
41
*90
54%
55%
61%
♦68%
6,700
28,400
26 Va
91%
40%
'90
103 %
168
167
62
166%
100
91 Va
103
55%
56 %
100
16%
Min
36% Feb
May
103
com__50
-50
preferred
1st
91 %
103 Va
'102%
70
25%
26%
25%
9 Va
*J
41 Va
'68%
70
40%
39%
26
23%
23 Va
9%
*9
9%
'9
Shares
Mar. 2
23%
23 Va
23%
25%
25%
'90
'90
100
100
S Steel
Feb
20
25%
common
Smelting Ref &
7%
preferred
7%
Jan
19% Jan
169
5
10
26%
_1
Corp common
23 %
9%
*9
25%
C»
Card
noncum
'9
9%
10
8
1% Jan
9% Feb
95
Aug 16
26
8%
8
18% Mar
2
May 26
68 Va Feb
Playing
U S Rubber Co
24
1
36% Jan
17
16
63% Feo
3
165 Va Jan
3
17
S
S Plywood
Feb
170
*
12 Va Jan
91
Mar
56'/a Mar
53% Dec
18
56
0
U
Jan
Mar. 1
23%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 29
23%
23%
23%
1
common
preferred
33A%
Sep
^a
Co
Bale* far
BALK PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb, 28
Feb. 27
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Pipe & Foundry Co
11
31
37% Feb
45 % Oct
35 % Mar
Mar
S
23 Va Jan
39% Mar 14
17% Jan
4%%
U
68 % Jan
157 Va Jan
61
24
3
12
110
19
Jan
9 Va Feb
9
Lines
S
16
Sep
V o % Mar
44
b4% Mar 21
97
16
93% Sep
11
21
Jan
35
8% Jan
14
Feb
D
24 % Jan
11
Sep
28
21V2 Oct
66 Va Jan
22% Jan
17
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
25% Nov
Jan
19
NEW
Range Since Jan,1
Highest
Lowes»
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1955
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
29
29%
16,500
.
1,000
.140
30
y
w
74% Jan
19
12% Jan
3
15Va Dec
9
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
30
30 Va Feb
29
33
66% Apr
100
*/2
14
30
16% Jan
4
3
5
Walworth
Mar
15
Oct
14
101 Va Jan
11% Feb
Feb
5%%
12 % Jan
Wardell
103
4
3
14
*83%
85%
*83%
85%
85
14%
*14'/a
14%
14 Va
14 Va
14 Va
14 Va
500
31
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
30 Va
31
30%
30 3/a
2,800
70
70%
69%
70'/A
70%
70%
71
71
71 »/a
71 Va
.1,500
G
&
W
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
20,000
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
No par
2.50
Co
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
27
43% Dec
30
40% Feb
9
43
Jan
13
22
88 % Jan
23
104
Feb
20
100
104%
104%
104%
1
11%
11%
11%
Warren
Inc
Pictures
Bros
1
Feb
106
Dec
23% Feb
31% Mar
29
23
65 % Jan
38% Dec 20
42% July
1
39 Va Jan
32
5
41 Va Sep
2
36
Jan
11
21% Sep
27
30% Dec
9
25% Feb
20% Aug
9
7
22
3
42
71 % Dec
May 12
Jan
30
16% May 16
Apr
217/e Mar
78% Mar
23
30
18% Jan
51
4
43
Webster
18
Jan'
•
'
Oil
Wesson
Feb
23
85% Jan
*
Co
Investment
5
3
Jan
3
52% Feb
2
16
22 Va Jan
$4
23
Snowdrift
&
convertible
3
112 % Jan
4
105
Apr
7
106
Apr
27
10
Dec
Jan
102
Jan
3
46% Jan
9
9
West
1$
Msr
2
Penn
4.10%
Jan
27
60 Va Jan
13
West
Virginia
2
West
Va
105
49 % Mar
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
Jun
14
105% Jan
31
Jan
12
25% Jun
9
20'/a Feb
14
22% Jan
3
31% Oct
25
28
Jan
18
37
25
102
Jan
12
108
Jan
105% Feb
Pulp &
4% %
4.80%
23
9
737/a Jan
26
63
Jan
30
70% Jnn
Western Paculc RR
Sep 26
287/a Jun
9
19 Va Feb
14
22'/a Mar
Western
49% Oct
11
53
3
104
July 29
Jan
Jan
19
130
Feb
17
Oct
5
46
Jan
20
Aug
2
100
Jan
4
Maryland
Union
>
2
Wheeling
$5
Steel
conv
Jan
6
29% Oct
13
28% Jan
9
31% Jan
18
White
Dental
34% Jan
6
51% Sep
2
102 % July *25
36 % Feb
1
41% Feb
21
White
Jan
23
11% Mar
26% Feb
16
28 % Mar
Mar 10
30 Va Jan
30
40% Feb
12% Jan
23
15 Va Mar
86
18 Va Mar 21
30
140
Sep
15
Dec
5
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
Mar 14
Jun
14
148% Jan
13
21% Jan
3
24% Sep
9
35% Dec
23
43
92% Jan
159
86
Oct
11
7
11
Feb
28
14% Jan
4
23
Feb
9
9
23% Feb
7
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
6%
Wisconsin
36% Feb
27
Woodward
49% Jan
13
Woolworth
47% Jan
3
3
103% July
12
Feb
71
July
11
7
17
6
159% Jan
25
91
98% Feb
24
10% Jan
4
61% Feb
15
Jan
12
24% Jan
9
53
Jan
4
24
Jan
19
18
5
22
Nov 25
142% Dec
27
10% Mar 23
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y Ex-rlghta.
eng.
11
8
13
108% Sep 23
Jan
5
26
6
166
24
Jan
61 % Jan
6
11
99% Jan
9% Feb
32% Apr
25
27% Jan
23
Feo
83% Feb
9
69
55% Jan
6
27% Mar
2
8
97V4 Jan
3
20
Jan
16
24% Feb
15
120
Feb
13
141% Jan
3
8
Feb
9
9 % Jan
3
no **!*« on this day.
f Name
changed
.
53%
21%
'70
64%
20%
52%
•70
71
from
Corp
53%
53 VA
105%
*104%
105%
20
53 Va
54 Va
54%
56%
16,600
54
common__5
64%
63 VA
64
21j/A
20%
21%
21
31%
*
Wrigley
common
]
&
York
Corp
4%%
Young
50%
r
*99
'
50%
50%
101
101 Va
*101
28
27 Va
27%
27 Va
27%
80
79%
79%
80
80 ;
80
29 Va
29 Va
29
29
'28 Va
41%
40%
41
41%
*
•
93 Va 1
500
'127
X79'/a
79%
29
29
41 Va
41%
99 Va
'28%
29
41%
100 Va
41%
100
17,900
51%
320
101
27%
80
8,100
800
300
29
8,500
41%
300
100
99 Va
99%
99 Va
100
'99%
100%
1
10 V8
10%
10%
11
10%
11 Va
10%
11%
11 Va
11%
58,700
27 Va
27 Va
28
27%
28%
3,900
38 Va
39%
39 Va
40
20,800
14%
15
15
15 Va
34,600
80
'78
'26%
27 VA
*26%
27 Va
37 Va
39'/a
39 VA
40%
39%
40%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
10
Inc
1
10
100
Service
Corp__10
Co
10
Co
Jr
Mfg
convertible
10
conv
23%
35 Va
*141
22%
78
77
77%
*76%
16%
16%
16%
16%
24%
35 VA
144
23
23%
35 Va
141
22%
23%
35%
35%
35%'
23%
3,200
35%
36
35%
36
2,800
47%
48 Va
48
48 Va
46 Va
46%
46%
47 Va'
36 Va
35%
36%
36%
36%
48 VA
47%
48 Va
48
48%
47%
45%
46%
46 Va
47
'160
95 Va
9%
186
*160
180
63%
24
*92%
*169
93
93%
*95%
9%
210
180
96
96
15,300
8,800
93
♦169
96 Va
9%
•'
1,500
97%
95%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
64
63 %
64%
63%
64 Va
63 3/a
64%
64
64%
4,600
24%
24 Va
24 Va
23%
2434
23 Va
24%
24%
24%
12,000
54
54
54
54%
54 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
4,600
92
91%
92%
24,103
23%
23 Va
23 Va
4,500
126%
124%
96
54
54
54
26 Va
26%
26 Va
96
*53 Va
26 Va
96
91%
93%
91 Va
923/4
90%
93 Va
No par
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23
Zenith Radio Corp..
Produots Corp.
.No par
124%
126%
1243/4
8 Va
8Va
changed from Zonite Products Corp
*92%
93
180'
*169
175
(
'
No par
8
30
23 Va
93
1
1,600
35%
142
23
Youngstown Steel Door
Sheet A Tube
142
142
23
48
54
35'/a
35%
400
1,500
20,800
24%
23
36 Va
x253/4
24Va
23
93
50
5
24%
17
23
28
preferred.
16%
23%
23%
16%
♦141
93
1
16%
16%
143
5
Co
35%
*78
78
80
'141
x93
No par
23%
,
141
x46Vs
series-100
(Del)
78
'16%
.
91 Va
e Name
99,600
58%
.
X27%
126
8 Va
tin receivership, or Petition has been filed for the company's, reorganization,
Childs Co.
59 Va
59
99 Va
28%
20
(LAA) Spring & Wire
Zonlte
71,300
28%
No par
common
Youngsto^r
69,900
32%
27'/a
5
4% %
Towne
51 Va
27 Va
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
5,665
22 Va
32%
58%
101%
40%
No par
Public
(Wm)
50 %
1
common
Stores
pfd
65 Va
21 Va
32 Va
99'/a
101%
50%
101
20
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series__100
Prior
50 VA
101
63%
21 Va
♦127
'127
80
80
Co
(F W)
51
101%
'
100
Machine
Iron
,
64
63%
63%
20%
.
72
*70
71%
*70
20%
'127
2,300
♦104 Va
71%
♦70
71
4,800
33%
00
34
33%
34
105%
65 V4
*127
50
common
Inc
.
'101
preferred
3
27
53
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
23
Feb
104 Va
No par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
31% Feb
93
21%
21%
common
Co__l
Oil
& Co
47% Jan
10
Jan
4
20
23
6% Jan
2
20
Oct
86
25% Jan
3
37% Feb
Nov
Jan
Mar
144% Feb
10
107 Va
20%
preferred
Wilcox
4
Jan
*106%
20%
preferred
Mfg (The S 8)
Sewing
Wilson
19
22
107%
20'/a
Brake
Prior preference
2
32% Jan
19
14
Jan
5V» %
White
28
140% Jan
48
23% Oct
17
2
conv
41 Va Jan
212% Apr
fl%Nov 15
67 % Jan
8J
2
4V»%
23
100 Va May 18
Mar 22
52% Jan
Nov
77
5
Whirlpool-Seeger
52% July 20
59 % Mar 30
45% May 12
43% Oct
101% Jan
Jan
30
17
5
*106%
21%
2.50
preference
Motor Co
9% Mar 18
107%
20 Va
comnum_ftu par
Corp
prior
27
75
*106%
99
15
9
46%
107%
59%
23
37
45%
'106%
32 Va
24
9,000
46 V8
99
Jan
49%
48
2,300
107 %
58%
51% Mar
60 Va
60
45%
31%
103
10
20
105
'106%
98%
Feb
*103 Va
5
59'/a
130
105
47%
47
47%
47
80
112
105
60
60
31%
80% Feb
15% Dec
104%
56%
54
98%
28% Feb
6
*103%
105
55
53
58%
5
6
52 VA
30%
23
22% Jan
*103%
105
♦111
104%
104 Va
98%
78% Jan
10% Jan
52 %
*103%
105
59'/A
25% Jan
27
'103%
5
111
105
111
111
111
*103%
105
31
13
9
UIVa
♦103%
58%
98%
16
July 28
uiva
105
30%
Nov
12
8,403
111
ill
'103%
10
31% Sep
28% Dec
44,200
27%
com__No par
preferred
100
Air
82
6
39 Va
27 Va
Westinghouse Electric, common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
27
77/a Mar 30
37%
27%
Westinghouse
99% Jan
27
22% Jan
43%
27 Va
60% Jan
Sep
99 Va Feb
40%
,27%
100
Telegraph
77
Mar 14
43 Va
26%
Ry
2nd
26% Oct
95
41%
27%
32% Mar
23
56% Feb. 16
21
43%
26%
104%
noncum
2,700
21
21
21'/a
20%
41%
100
56% Mir
29
20%
20%
33%
72
98
21 Va
2,600
27 Va
*104%
17
15
'21
t
51%
♦50%
51%
42
x20%
34%
13
15
♦50%
105%
Feb
83% Feb
51%
33%
68 V2 Feb
32% Feb
*50 Va
♦104%
9
103% Mar 18
51 %
34%
21
4%
'50%
C
preferred
Western
51%
41
86 Va
21%
Dec
2
'85%
33%
86 % Apr
Jan
86%
400
6,700
4
41
41
40%
41 VA
41
41
x21%
6
47
40%
'85%
1
29
96%, Jan
3%
Supply Co common_10
Jun
130
3%
100
Jan
May 23
3%
4
26%
100
Paper common
62
127
18%
*18 Va
3%
4
40%
,
100
preferred
Western Auto
18%
'50%
•
B
Western Air Lines Inc
25
4
86%
Coke
&
30
5
4,200
18 Va
'85%
pfd
series
Coal
*18%
20%
5
series
preferred
41
18 Va
24
600
4
4%%
Power
preferred
40%
<
50
1
Kentucky Coal Co
4.20%
4
No par
$4
103
113
15
3%
com__2.50
preferred
preferred "when issued"
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
18'/a
1
Welbilt Corp
3
110 % Jan
15
101% Feb
6
900
21
18 Va
20%
IP
107% Jun
28
24
203/4
18 Va
'23%
21'/a
West
53% ®ct
*23 3/a
20 34
18 Va
23%
West Penn Electric Co
98% Aug
233/4
203/4
23%
21
2
25% Jan
233/4
20%
5
1
1
20
23%
20 Va
Knitting Mills___.
Pump Co
2 7% Mar
56% Aug
*23%
Wayne
Wayne
43% Mar
56
*273/8
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FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
WEEKLY
-
headed
"Interest
GOVERNMENT
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
108.23 Jan
10
108.28 Jan
4
101.10 Oct
Highest
Feb
BONDS
Exchange
the month when the bonds mature.
case
32nds
more
of
point
a
Monday
Low
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Feb.27
EXCHANGE
4
100.4
or
NEW YORK STOCK
10
101.10 Oct
1
one
LOW
Range for Previous
Feb
Low
High
96.2
7
TRICES
Thursday
Feb. 29
Low
High
Friday
Mar. 1
Low
High
Sales for
Mar. 2
High
Low
the Week
Hig:h
Bonds ($)
Treasury 3'As
1978-1983
*105.23
105.27
*105.24
105.28
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
3s
23As
23As
1995
1956-1959
*100.20
100.22
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1
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2%s
1960-1965
*103.10
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13
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99
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International Bank for
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13
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14
2
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16
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24
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27
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9
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9
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1
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1
1969
*103.8
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*103.4
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*103.4
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1959
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1960
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1962
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96
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96
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96
*95
96
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Friday
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Territorial Issue-
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1961
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New York
WEEK
MARCH
ENDED
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SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING
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3%s series No.
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FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
88
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see
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3%a series No. 17
footnotes
—
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88
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—
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BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Interest
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Exchange
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or
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_ApriZ-Oct
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Jan-July
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9
First mortgage 5s series AC 1967
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Brown
Map-Nov
3
96
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&
114
104% 104%
96%
97%
—Jan-July
,
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series J 1976
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1990
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38
42
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2004
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42
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*
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1
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180
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2012
1946
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gold 1968
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to
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1950
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__
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1958
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s
;
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138
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103
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*
1964
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Norway (Kingdom of) 4Vis 1956
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f extl loan
10
169
98%
99
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3s
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1959
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s
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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4Vis
1972
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2008
fund
AND
1967
2%s
20
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95%
14
12
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—
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19%
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1961—
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>
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s
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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19%
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93%
11
96
95
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of
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97%
17
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1945
ment)
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18
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May-Nov
1979..
1958
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—
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—
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June-Dec
95%
—
*173%
June-Dec
readjustment 1984
assented
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159
92
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94
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1946—.Feb-Aug
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1954
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13
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—
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1952
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1
extended
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.
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,
11%
„
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1961
Alabama Great Southern
assented
14
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165
100
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16
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1965
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166
100
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15
1981
to
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/
~
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f A4Vis
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118
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83
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1958
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1953
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165
—
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.
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—
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—
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17
88
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1958—.
3%s-4s-4%s
1965
to
—
65
92
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s f 1971
extended
(40-yr)
due
5%s
65%
—
82
Electric Power Co Ltd—
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1013A
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34
—
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May-Nov
1964_
to
due 1965 extended
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63%
♦116
90
(Kingdom)—
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of)
(Union
Africa
Tokyo
6s
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
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—
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>110
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1962
secured
B
A5%s extl
—
Jan-July
2012
2%)
assented
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18
56
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23%
19
148%
•
56
1968
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external
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129
125
9
60
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Mar-Sept
1952
7s
to
&
secured
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75
72%
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High
*56
2004
2.25%)
to
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Serbs
ASilesia
Jan-July
1947
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1
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A
1956
external dollar loan
Taiwan
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
series
Jan.
NO.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
Public
water loan
A7s external
South
June-Dec
£7s part paid 1964
A6s part paid 1968
§AHamburg (State of) 6s 1946
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s .1977
§A7s
Range Since
Sold
..Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Government—
Italian
Bonds
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
158%
80%
«...
loan)—
(Young
1965
1930 due
loan
ApriZ-Oct
—
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Govt
German
5Vis
June-Dec
——June-Dec
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)—
German
Greek
Apr-Ocf
1930
bonds
dollar
3s
s
High
of)—
(State
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
1936
IA8s external 1950
'
——
1930—
of
loan
Friday
Bid & Asked
(continued)
(City)
A3s
1953 issue—
1972
bonds
International
5s
Paulo
San Paulo
Conversion
dollar
4s
Sao
reduced
1953 due 1963—Jan-July
fund issue
&
conv
or
1957—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
-May-Nop
10-ycar bonds of 1936
Prussian
Week's Range
Low
reduced
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
bonds 1969
5 Vis dollar
3s
1
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
of 1924
loan
External
55'A
Jan.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
bold
A6%s extl secured sinking fund
Denmark
4%s
MARCH 2
Friday
Bonds
< State )—
Czechoslovakia
AEstonia
Hioh
55'A
Jan-July
(Dept of) 3s 1978—
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Low
Cundlnamarca
FOR
Monday, March 5, 1956
97%
96%
~3
97%
98%
132
963A
104% 104%
1
104 %
100
5
99'A
100
98%
105
100%
Volume 183
Number 5513
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
range
jl«si
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
for
march 2
week ended
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bond 8
or
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
Bold
Bid & Asked
Low
Range Since
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
bonds
New York Stock
1976—Jung-Dec
California Oregon Power 3Vas 1974
Canada Southern consol etd 5s a 19fi2
Canadian
National Ry gtd' 4%s
4%
j.
consol debenture
Case
(j
&
i)
102 %
102% 102%
IO6V4
104
26
104%
104
107%
105%
73
73 %
91%
Jan -July
91%
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
*70
-Feb-Aug
*91%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1965
York
Power
94%
96
96
2
95
97
33
95
97
Deere
Feb-auy
*11
2020——May
2020——May
Jan-July
1974
95
95
*95%
100 %
118
118
div first consol gold 4s 1989
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
& a
First and
■
a
66%
147
64%
98
98
1
96%
98%
101
98
101
2
101
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98
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98
,
5
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12
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112
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102
Jan-July
110
110
Income
123 %
103
102% 102%
97 %
96%
10
97%
14
£6%
—Feb-Aug
April
May-Hoy
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982—
May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s ser a 1988——Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4%s Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville ry—
* -'
'
a 1st mortgagees inc series a Jan 1983——April
A2nd mortgage 4j/2s inc ser a Jan 2003-—April
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific rr—
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Jan-July
General mortgage 4'/2s inc ser a Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series b Jan 1 2044——April
5s inc debs ser a Jan i 2055
Mar-Sept
Chicago & Nerth Western ry—
Second mortgage conv inc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series b 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific rr—
1st mtge 2%s ser a 1980;
Jan-July
4%s income debs 1995———
Mar-Sept
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern ry—
■
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_jan-July
Income 2%s-4'/4s 1994
j an-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3%s series f 1963—_—_Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series g 1963
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana rr co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser a 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1915-April-Oct
First mortgage 27/as 1978—
—Jan-July
First
95%
'
72%
*124','8
96%
103
90%
100%
debentures
Co
Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
1970
3s
1977
debs
f
s
City Ice & Fuel 2%$ debentures 1966—_—June-Dec
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961——-June-Dec
&
Chic
&
St Louis
General gold 4s 1993
General 5s series b 1993
June-Dec
105
96%
4
86%
86 %
3
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78
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'
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5s
96%
93%
97%
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3%s
debentures
e
ser
1980
—May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3%s 1970—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
19831May-No®
3%s subord conv debs 1964--;
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Commonwealth
Compania Salitrera—See
•„
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
'
Consolidated Edison of New York—
„
•
1
1st
3s
&
ref
3 %s-series
k
convertible debentures 1963-
Consolidated Gas el Lt & Power
1st ref m.2%s ser t 1976
1st ref m,2%s
u
ser
m
93
13
debentures
3 vis
debentures
3s
debentures
84%
101
99
87%
73%
3
97%
1976
Cum
100%
143%
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Consumers
Power first mtge 2%s
100% 100%
3
143
144%
98
Continental Can 3%s
Continental
Oil 3s
Cranp Co 3Vis
s
debs
debs
1965
1976
97%
100%
201
f debs 1977
98%
98%
102% 102%
104
103%
118%
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118% 119%
102
102
99%
104
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93
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98%
4
For footnotes
see
page
31.
1970
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96
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96%
17
94
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100
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88
97
141%
96%
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100
134
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1965
5s
debs
1961
10
108% 108%
98
2
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94
—
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.
41
127
101
22
101
103
—
104%
104%
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—
.
debentures
debentures
1975
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—
107%
161
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190
175
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167%
103
108
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190
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104
(Germany)-—
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June-Dec
1940
debentures
debt
4%s
15
103%
debt adj
Motors
■i
104%'
—
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118%
100%
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49
98%
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debentures
1968——
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i
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.
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1
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Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge
First
3s
mortgage
debentures
3s 1978
1969
First
mortgage 2%s
First
1979
2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3%s .1981.
1st mortgage 3'/as 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
——
100%
1976—May-Nov*
——April-Oct
Jan-July
mortgage
.;
99% 101
♦99% 100
..April
General mtge Inc 4s series b Jan 2044-——April
1st & ref m 3%s series g 1980
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88%
100% 100%
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15
—
98
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99
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1—May-No®
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103%
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H
Hertz Corp
2%s 1976
subord debs 1970
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999.
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
4s
conv
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
J an-July
j an-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
tHudson & Manhattan first 5s a 1957
Feb-Aug
a Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
3%s
debentures
debentures
*90%
—
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114%
114
115
120% 120%
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*—
1958
4'/8s
99%
98
101% 102%
102% 102%
—
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99%
96
41
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.
certificates .b—
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98%
15
39
101%
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98%
101%
::
95
99%
-
14
113%
103
27
99
102%
—Jan-July
*
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series n 1990_,—Jan-July
;
General mortgage 3 %s series o 2000_—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series f 1982—^Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series q 2010—Jan-July
General mortgage- 2 %s series r'1961
Jan-July
AGreen Bay & -West debentures ctfs a_——Feb
98%
110%
66
97%
-
Northern Ry co—
series-c 1973—
General :>4%8 Series d; 1970——
96%
83
99% 100%
102% 102%
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98
*98
102%
99% 100%
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104%
188
103%
101%
97%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures 1969i.
32
102%
April-Oct
Goodrich (b f) co-first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace (w r) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75-May-Nov
Uhlon
101% 102
100 %
Good Hope Steel.& Iron Works—
§ a7s s t~ mortgage 1945—
•
103
101%
102%
<
3.30s debs 1980—
Corp
—
103% 103%
99%
debs 1979
& Utilities Corp—
income
Sboe
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Jan-July
1975—
conv
General
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1972—+
General Realty
*89%
—
—
j an-July
debentures
,
„
*92%
—Jan-July
debentures -1969
3%s
3%s
*167%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
—
debentures .1964—i.
3s
99%
15
debentures
3s
c
Corp 3%s debs 1976
Acceptance Corp—
3%s
121%
54
4s
ser
May-Nov
_Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
—
1968
2%8
'
104
1948—
adj ser b
Foods
104
"
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Jan-July
June-Dee
137
137%
95%
102% 102%
p
Dynamics Corp—
General
98%'
96%
9
10
♦97%
May-Nov
(1942 series)
137
refunding fs series a 1974—Mar-Sept
4%s 1980_
Jan-July
4%s
-
99%
95%
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93
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%# 1966 May-hoy
Cuba Northern ry—
Alst
1377/a
94
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1972
convertible
8 a 6s
149
96%
104
April-Oct
—_Jan-July
Aprii-Oct
—May-Nov
May-No®
171%
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1977
8a6%s debentures
101%
138
,v
—April-Ocf
1984
171%
94vy
April-Oct
5% s debt adj ser a 1968
>
•
Mar-Sept
1975
2
1995
1
Rubber 3s
&
debentures
8 a 7s
103%
to payment
Continental Baking 3s debentures
3%s subord conv debs 1980
171% 171%
——lJ.
.
debentures
3%
3vis
99%'
102%
_2
*98
Feb-Aup
as
171%
—
first
Fort Worth & Denver Ry
_
June-Dec
(stpd
2001
103%
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97%
97%
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1978
inc debs
102%
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3%s -conv. subord debs 1969
1979
5
:
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101
99%
99
--
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A3s
gold 4s
1965-
-
General
75
97%
__
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1st ref mtge s f 2%s ser x 1986
Natural Gas 2%s 1968
103% 103%
„
—June-Dec
1981
103
fFlorida East Coast first 4%s 1959-——June-Dec
95%
93
(Bait) —
Consolidated
3v»s
lien
Southwestern
Firestone Tire
-
1965—_i_.
91
mtge 3 %s series f 1990^—Jan-July
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Jan-July
a 5s income debs Jan 1,;2020~
._Apr-Oct
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mtge 2%s ser a 1982_Mar-Sept
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First and refunding 3s series d 1972——May-No®
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1st St ret m 3'as ser g 1981.;—;
-May-Nov
1st & ref m 3%s ser h 1982—
Mar-Sept
1st & ref m 3%?i.eries i 1983;—_———Feb-Aug
1st & ref m 3%s ser j 1984
-Jan-July
36
consol
2%s
.
First and refund
927/a
i
General Motors. Corp 3%s
mortgage; 3s
92%
92%
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April
First consol mortgage 3 %s series e 1964_April-Oc<
.
98
co—
series l 1977——----Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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23/4s s f debentures 1999
:—
April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001
April-Oct
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100v*
93
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sept
99
100%
30
&
stamped
*
*—
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
first
Mack
General
1977
102%
99%
May-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
First
96%
103
101
June-Dec
1979———
102%
Foremost Dairies Inc
—
debentures series b 1975—_—+—i
2
17
1980
Erie Railroad co—
107%
95
6.
2
3%s debentures series c
97 vh
26
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el
.
1970—Jan-July
84%
93%
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*94%
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88
78
99% 100%
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gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
81
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1969
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1
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mortgage 2%s 19801st mortgage 3%s 1982—
1st mortgage 3%s 1983—,
1st mortgage 3%s 1984—
103%
80%
93
88
102'/a 102%
100 %
Mar-Sept
1st
—
73%
3 %s debs series d
^Jan-July
Duquesne- Light co 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 2%s 1979—
80%
93
98
83%
1982—May-Sept
70%
82
100%
92%
*97%
—June-Dec
1970
h
84%
74%
73%
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series a 1975——
series
68%
100%
73%
96%
11
101%
103
71%
101 % 102
97
81
98
103vj
83%
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3s
3s
refund 2%s series i
debs
conv
Detroit
68%
98%
79%
96
101
Gen & ref 3%s series o
73%
96%
99%
4
88
97%
5
81
103
25
first coll trust 4s 1990_May-No®
3s
(3% fixed
interest)
1993—
8s convertible debentures
77%
64%
,
99% 100%
101% 101 %
579
69%
103
101
103% 103%
70%
71%
98%
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Jan-July
72%
72%
96%
100%
15
80%
Detroit Terminal s Tunnel 4%sl961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton rr 2%s ser b 1976_Mar-3ept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
May -Nov
3s subordinated debts
1982
—Jan-July
69%
*-
98
20
103%
Lake—
contingent
Detroit
125
77%
1
84 %
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97
101
103
——April
2018
3
84%
102
*97
l_June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
100% 100%
64%
101
rr—
Gen & ref mtge 2%s ser j 1985
Gen & ref 3%s ser k 1976—
83%
14
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991 —Jan-July
Illuminating
95%
may-knv
1985—
74%
74%
70
.
93%
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1984.:
3%s
Western
General and
93%
78
85%
Electric
30
29%
101
1973—May-Nov
May
Gen & ref 2%s ser n 1984
*74%
June-Dec
mortgage 3s 19821
June-Dec'
First mortgage 2%s 1985——:
—.—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1986—
.
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1989---May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'/2s 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1966——June-Dec
tr
90%
125
—
84%
Cleveland
Western
71%
126
ry—
—
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St Louis Division
30%
28%
10
100
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interest)
Salt
AFirst and
Cleveland Cincinnati
&
89%
.
74%
96%
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mortgage gtd 3%s series e 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 23/4s series g 1974_
—_Feb-Aup
o i t Financial Corp 2%s 1959
-—Aprii-Oct
4s
debentures 1960
—-Jon-July
1963
5s series c
4 -6s
coll
&
contingent
Cincinnati Union TerminaL—
Service
24v'»
28%
Income mortgage
101% 103%
*—
74%
1
3%s
High
*95
—April-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
;
mortgage series a (3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993
Denver
.
Cities
28%
__
30
Income mortgage series a (4%%
1
*93
103%
1965—
mortgage due 1993
mtge
1%
2054
m
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s
ut
97%
93%
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refund
Denver & Rio Grande
1%
Chicago & Eastern 111 rr—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
First mortgage 3%s series b 1985
'
23
98%
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser a 1985
May-Nov
1st mtge & cell tr 4%s ser b
-1985—May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1979-Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
—Mar-Sept
101%
97%
Lackawanna
Collateral trust
101
100%
„
York
First and
67
Mar-Sept
:
debs Jan
Low
6
29%
*94%
No.
Morris & Essex division
66
*111
refunding mortgage 3'/8s 1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aup
income
29%
Western rr co—
&
88
66%
*101%
Lackawanna
85
New
8
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990_
5s
*29%
June-Deo
extended
97
87%
98
4s
96%
87%
101
Hudson
95%
—
Chicago Burlington & Quincy rr—
1958
&
94
96%
„
4s
Co
Delaware
87 >4
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3%s series b 1968—___Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio ry—
General 4%s
1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt m 3%s series d 1996—May-No®
Refund and impt m 3'/as series e 1996—Feb-Aup
Refund and impt m 3%s series h 1973—June-Dec
General
&
2%s debentures
3%s debentures 1977
*115
Central Pacific Ry co—
First and refund 3 y2s series a 1974
r
*29%
—-June-Deo
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
24%
June-Dec
...
Bonds
'
High
•
Delaware
3s
Friday's
24%
-Jan-July
.
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
First mortgage 3s 1978
;
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series a 1978—
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1982—
_Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 7 984
Mar-Sept
Dayton Union Ry 8%.* series b 1965
June-Dec
96%
96%
97
June-Dec
1995™—__Jan-July
a
AGen mortgage 4%s series a Jan 1
AGen mortgage 4%s series b Jan 1
Central rr Co of n j 3%s 1987—*.
New
104
_Feb-auy
1960
3%s debentures (1947 issue) i960lAOentral Branch u p 1st gold 4s 1948
Central of Georgia ry—
First mortgage 4s series
or
Bid & Asked
.
1981
3 %s debentures
1970
& equip 4s 1970
Alst lien & ref 4s ser a 1970
Alst lien & ref 4s ser b 1970—
102%
101
mortgage 4s June 30
a Imp
107%
106% 107 %
Wask'g Rang*
rr—
Alst
96
106%
102
1965
Corp
Central
94%
5
Bale Prion
Low
94%
94%
106% 107
4s
Corp 3s debentures
debentures 1976
3%s
Jan-July
100
"96
107
Adirondack Ry 4s
Co 3%s debs 1978
Celanese
Celotex
April-Oct
(perpetual)
Carolina Cllnchfield & Ohio
Carthage
May-No®
.
19J7
Canadian Pacific ry—
*—
Last
Period
High
Cuba
California Electric Power first 3s
Interest
Exchange
1968
*102%
10
5
113% U8
119 % 123%
05%
96%
95%
100%
—
101%
103
101
103%
46%
45
40%
112
43%
47
25
24%
25
186
23%
30
The Commercial and
30
Financial Chronicle
Monday, March 5, 1956
(1134)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
.
Friday
Interest
New York Stock
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Bale Price
or
series A 1981— Jan-July
series B 1978
June-Dec
First mortgage
Illinois Central
3s
RR—
Consol mortgage
Consol mortgage
Consol mortgage
Consol
mortgage
'
Rid & Asked
100
.
*100
Inter
3Vis
1977
100
l
98%
101'A
99%
—
—
99'A
99
—
*100%
—
♦88'A
99%
95
159
—
165
101%
149%
—
165
101%
84
♦„
105
101%
102
♦
O
1
t
100
—
mortgage 3%s
1st
Joy
99%
Mar-Sept
1975
debs
98%
4
94
94%
*102
—
—
94%
—
Kanawha Sr.
Kansas
Mich
1st mtge
mortgage
1st
mortgage 2%s
Kansas
1st
2%s 1976
Power & Light
City
1st
27/«s
90
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
4s 1990
1978
1980
90
9
90%
1961
lAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
mtge sink fund 3%
ser A
*95%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Afar-Sept
1959
1970
109%
95%
110%
61'/a
64%
98
98
2
98
99%
1
99%
99
2
99
99%
100
"9
3%
4
99%
79
102
101
101
3%
«
86
12
87%
86
102
4
92
86
5
89%
86%
86%
88
89%
92
1
74
68
69%
10
67
99
69%
74'A
99'A
7
99
*92
91%
75
70
100%
—
77%
78
5
83
83'A
91%
91%
92
70%
71%
U
75 Vi
75
75%
10
79%
Y
Afay-Nov
interest 2003
Afay-Nov
contingent interest 2003
—May
ASerie8 E 4Vis contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
.April-Oct
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
May-Nou
77%
83'A
3
83
91%
73%
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
A
Afay-Nov
D
85
——
7
98%
98%
*110%
110%
96%
111
102%
97%
103% 103%
1
1, 'f
!
!
*
*87
103%
100%
.84
102%
♦103
*99%
«
—
90
—
98
»
87
103
90
;
.
Afay-Nov
Feb-Aug
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
•—
8
s
f
debentures
1978__
f debentures 1980-
McKesson & Robblns 3'As debs 1973
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
__Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
Mead Corp
first mortgage 3s 1966-i
Merritt-Chapman 8c Scott Corp—
4
Vis
subord
conv
debs
mortgage
1 irst
*
1969
3%s 1969——
J "is sinking fund debentures 1967
Minnesota Mining 8c Mfg 2%s 1967
62
102 %
90
-
*94%
100
100
25
101%
104%
91
193
87%
*100%
100
l -'ior
lien
1962-
4%s series
D
1978—
1967
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
101%
4s
Ohio
Tel & Tel
debentures
2%s 1986
94.
•
;
88%
1970.—
-
83%
99
99%
*93
54%
•90%
-
;
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s
National Steel
s
83
83%
136%
99%
98%
99% 100
For footnotes
see
page
1982
31.
75%
7
69%
71
71
69
Gas
&
94'A
95'A
Electric
&
May-Noo
98%
__
95%
'
97%
—
6
98%
97
95 Ye
96%
94 %
..
96%
1
102%
103
104%
__
104%
116
117
—
__
—
106
103%
16
3
106%
102%
_
101% 102
100 »A
95%
10
—
101 'A 101 'A
109'A 110
103
100%
102
100
102%
23
101%
108%
110%
40
;?77%
79%
10
73%
107'A
30
106%
75%
109%
102'A 102%
94
102%
104
78%
79%
75
75
107
--
94%
95
94%
94%
93%
95%
101%
101%
,
95
'94%
*„
'101'A 102'A
*99
*91'A
u
92'A
1974
3s
993/4
Mar-Sepf
...April-Oct
Afay-Nov
446
92
1
99'A
99%
*93%
*;
94%
Afay-Nov
Afar-Sept
*102
__j.
—
20
95%
94
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
1975-
102'A 106
92
105%
100% 107
92
92
97%
100
94%
95%
~2
93%
95%
21
99%, 101%
—
.
100'A 101%
Co—
First & Refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First 8c refunding 3%s series R 1982—„June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
64%
67
2%s
debentures
1986
88%
94'A
3%s
debentures
1987—
3 'A s debentures
1978—
97
1st
■;
+-■
•
184
100%
,92
11
93'A
87
82%
90
85%
99
8c
1st
&
*
debentures
3'As
3 %s
—
debentures
3%s
debentures
38
96
100%
88
131%
140
Consolidated
99%
165
95%
100'A
General
98%
45
94%
99%
150%
General
95%
99%
General
Feb-Aug
93%
99'A
99%
77
95%
100 %
General
74
74
1
73%
145% 147
*97%
—
—
—
66%
89
89
series
1981
D
92
93%
94%
95%
99%
97'A
99%
99%
*97%
95%
96%
100
21
1
98
6
91%
93%
*94%
Ai
.
100%
100 %
104%
8
93
%
102
9
100
100
15
95
97%
99%
100% 102
98%
100
105%
106
*103%
*105'A
*99
99
97%
104 %
93%
95'A
.99%
98
103%
*103% 104%
-99%
97%
103
98%
99%
101
99
10
99%
96%
99%
105
Feb-Auy
105%
105% 105%
33
106%
107'A
106% 106%
59
106%
106%
107%
107'A 107%
28
107%
110'A
102
46
102
105 %
28
102
104%
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external
97%
99
30
65%
68%
87%
89%
102
102
102%
102 %
85
98%
85
2
84%
98%
98%
4
98
75'
75
86
99%
Philadelphia Baltimore 8c Wash RR Co—
2
General
5s
series
B
10
99%
102
1st
&
ref
100%
1st &
ref
.April-Ocf
First
& refunding
97%
First 8c
100 Vi 101%
100%
1974—April-Oct
101% 101%
15
^Afay-Nov
100 % 100%
4
102
First
First
&
&
refunding 2%s 1967
2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981—
—
refunding
1
—
2%s
1978—
refunding 3 Vis 1982——
mtge 3%s 1983
—
mtge 3%s 1985
23
72%
99
*100% 104%
75
101%
•108%
—
108%
*105ys
Jan-July
99
90
96
97%
102
&
89%
;
Feb-Aug
1974
^June-Dec
May-Noo
May-Nou
June-Dec
^Feb-Aug
/an-July
June-Dec
First
•—
10
June-Dec
97%
92
100% 100%
93'A
102
mortgage 4Vis series E 1984_—Jan-July
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Jan-July
General gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
*90%
93
April-Oct
1960
98%
— —
65%
4V4s
4%s
1965-——-
A
1968
B
97%
100%.,
June-Dec
fund
series
12
v
1
1960—April-Oct
AIncome 4s April 1990
1——
1—April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Afar-Sept
98%
*99
75
sinking
4'As
General 5s series
93%
99'A
92%
—————/-^—Feb-Auy i
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
98%
96%
99'/# 100%
Afar-Sept,
;
11
.
,
1
Pennsylvania RR—'
99%
98%
*98%
—
__,__Mar-Sepf \
1991.
-96%
100
1881.:.—_i.—i..T„May-Noo
'
54
103'A 104%
*
—
99 %
*97%
April-Ocf
—April-Oct
1983.
100
98 %
95%
—
1985—June-Dec
t
98%
,.99
99%
refunding 3%S series X 1984—-June-Dec
M 3%s series" Y 1987—
June-Dec
2%s debentures
4
26
98 %
ref
& Tel
99%
100'A,
100
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984
June-Dec
Pacific Tel
102'A 102%
*102%
June-Dec
93%
97%
*97
94%
98%
112%
*105'A
First & refunding 3s series N 1977.:
—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P. 1981—_June-Dec
139%
66%
43
92
2
*96'A
99%
69
Feb-Aug
_Afay-Nov
61%
46 'A1
8
98'A
n
refunding 3%s series I 1966
218
Mar-Sept
61%
48
*97'A
First & refunding 3s series J 1970,—June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series K J971^i_:
June-Dec*
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979—
June-Dec
135'A 136'A
June-Dec
f debs
Corp 1st 3Vis
75
*100'A
June-Dec
1980
4
94
June-Dec
;
3
"
June-Dec
1975
90
April-Oct
1976
mortgage
2%s
96%
N
debentures
75%
94'A
'
1975
mortgage 2%s
98%
Chattanooga & St Louismortgage 3s series B 1986—„ Feb-Aug
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
1970—June-Dec
debentures
debs
mortgage 3s 1979
97%
First
3s
first
mortgage
98%
Afay-Nov
95%
Mar-Sept
Inc—
subord
Edison
First
103
Nashville
3 Via
Aircraft
conv
April-Oct
June-Dec
92%
first
24
67
92%
■
4'A
1
Co—
87%
4
66%
_
3%
—
95
70 Vb
June-Dec
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Ocf
101
102%
66%
,
—
7»A
4%
111
48
mortgage
i
1978
99
6'A
4
•62'A
Quar-Feb
4
First mortgage 3%s 1982...
1st mtge^ 3 %s 1985_
.
95
100
—
94.
147
Morris & Essex first gtd 3 Vis 2000—
97'A
97
75
April-Oct
Power
First
.•
Afay-Nov
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3%s series B 1966—
Morreli (John) & Co 3s debentures 1958
69
5'A
0
104%
95
88
100
§ AConvertible gold 5%s series A 1949
refund gold 5s H 1980
AFirst and refunding 5s series I 1981
73%
57
95
A 2047—Jan-July
ser
Northwestern Beil Telephone 2%s 1984
102%
102%
15
96
88%
refunding 5s series A 1935—Feb-Aug
A General 4s 1975
Afar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series F
1977._Afar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—-May-No»
AFirst and
65
363
*3%
Pennsylvania Powerr& Light 3s 1975—-—April-Ocf
AFirst and
283
64
*94'A
6'A
Quar-Jan
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
.
First mortgage 3s 1979-1
/'
,
—
-Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
RR Co—
3 Vis
States
Northrop
101 %
i Missouri Pacific
Mountain States
2047
l
96%
99%
series B
69 »A
62
mortgage 2%s
1974_Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Auy
First mortgage 3'As 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Ocf
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977
Aprii-Oct-
94%
99
102% 102%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
i'.ior lien 5s series A
1962-
89%
94i/a
First
97%
94
97
104% 104%
*95
st Paul 8c Saulte St£ MarieFirst mortgage 4 %s inc series A Jan 1971
May
t General
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991___May
Missouri Kansas & Texas .first 4s 1990——June-Dec
)-year 4s
3s Jan
(Minnesota*
97
Minn
4
lien
Coll trust 4s 1984
Northern
Pacific
—
*101% 102%
Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
.Jan-July
April-Ocf
87%
93%
—
3s registered 2047
Refunding & improve 4 %s
102%
101%
—
101% 101%
97
90
92%' 93%
11
—
66%
102
40
62
91 Vi
97
97
♦101%
101%
1975
mortgage
2%s
...
103
90
__
June-Dec
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Noo
.Trst mortgage. 2%s 1980
-Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
April-Oct
Ihigan Central RR 4'As series C 1979
Jart*-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Afar-Sept
: irst
62
100%
96
68
68%
62%
May -Nov
May-Noc
;
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
...
102% 102%
f debs 1973
lien 4s 1997
registered 1997
First
—
♦100
♦91 %
3 Vis
Pacific Ry
First
1978
—
91%
——
Jan-July
1974
4s
——
100
s
1973
f debentures
—-
98'/a
*89
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-Not\
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
Afay-Nov
3 Vis
f debentures
Prior
.
5%s
2%s 1977
s
General
.
M
RR
89%
93
89
RR—
June-Dec
s
f <
5
17
95
89
*94%
Power &
Northern
96%
98%
1 10
'
100% 100%
98%
102%
Chester—
Port
&
98
95
*92'A
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
Hartford
3'As
100 %
102%
——
75%
73
100%
——
*92
*103
102%
96%
1
101
V.
April-Oct
April-Oct
April.-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
April-Oct
8t Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
Afar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1979_May-Now
1st mtge 3Vas 1982
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3Vss 1984
.Feb-Aug
Central
♦100
91%
*108
112
98%
102'A 102%
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First 8c refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First 8c refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
Macy (R H) 8c Co 2%s debentures 1972
91%
*102'A 102%
117
117
125
*96
Afar-Sept
April-Oct
-
373
110% 111
71%
70%
70
90%
Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974_Mar-Sept
General 8c refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-5epf
101%
107%
—
*100
April-Ocf
Louisville & Nashville RR—
3
11
*102'A 102%
99%
110%
100
— —
♦113
l976_June-Dec
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963
debentures 1976
3%s debentures 1978™
3s
1973
1955
4s
69%
70%
71%
*90
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—.Jan-July
mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
River
73%
70%
April-Oct
79
*100% 101%
June-Dec
1952
Lorillard
Maine
&
First
ser
series A
4s
&
Haven
79
70%
*101'A 102%
Afay-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 3'As 1983
General mortgage 3'As 1983
Aircraft
series
New
76
42
*98% 103
•
—
Susquehanna & Western RR—
*
1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
.
*81
82%
104
Y
92%
69%
74
81%
70'A
70'A
April-Ocf
1973
B
Y State Electric & Gas
N
N
88
4
102%
18
*61'A
70%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
86
77%
Afay-Nov
4s
7s
West
series
3'As
Series C 5s fixed
Electric
Lack &
Vis
AGeneral
94
93
Jan-July
218
79
Northern Natural Gas 3%s
74%
80
& St Louis—
General
Feb-Aug
Corp—
debentures 1980
103 % 104
Term
♦150% 165
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003.
S a Lombard
1997
gold 3%s 1998
collateral
York Chicago
Y
N
99
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
fixed interest 2003
subord
72
Y
N
98
April-Oct
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
3.75s
70%
registered
Shore
1st mtge 4%8 series A 1973
Jan-July
fAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
101
99%
June-Dec
3 Vis A
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
Lockheed
70%
4
99%
2
64%
64%
June-Dec
1968
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
D
82
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
N Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 20f0
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
95%
45
98
♦111% 113
gold 3 Vis 1997—June-Dec
3Vis registered 1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
A Series
81'A
*7*7
1997
AGeneral
Lakefront Dock 8c RR Terminal—
Lake Shore & Mich South
4s
81 Vi
1980
6s
N Y
96%
100% 101
Jan-July
unguaranteed 1961
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
Series A
103%
Jan-July
Jan-July
First
1974
4%s
1st
_April-Oct
trust
mortgage 3%s
Harlem
June-Dec
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961— Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
75%
Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998—
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
90%
City Southern Ry Co—
mtge 3 Vis series C 1984
City Terminal Ry 2%s
Kansas
100
90%
75%
—
♦—
101%
98%
*99% 101%
83%
3'As
N
*95
101%
98%
89
Lake
N
K
98%
73%
Collateral
100%
100%
99% 192
13
__
81%'
I
99% 100
*93%
26
101'A 101%
*99%
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980—June-Dec
mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4 Vis
Income debentures 1989
June-Dec
Central Power 8c Light 2%s 1976—Afar-Sept
Manufacturing 3%s
101% 102
First
Jamestown Franklin & Clc:
8c Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
Jersey
«
1
90
214
New
1
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
3s 1980
90
98
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
100
--
90
*—
•100
212
104
99
97% 100%
90%
General
2
96%
*99% 100%
82%
128%
46
104%
95%
82
127%
104
103
1
89%
124
100
11
96%
97
75
124
103
103% 104
82%
90%
1
100
110
*85
Feb-Aug
7
103%
High
107
April-Ocf
1998
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
100
1
Low
220
96'A
Refunding & impt 4'As series A 2013—-April-Ocf
127'A 127%
Jan.
NO.
74'A
134%
127'A 127'A
Range Since
Bold
Co—
RR
133
Interstate Power Co—
1st mortgage
Central
York
Bonds
96%
*—
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988——Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-Noc
fNew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
AFirst 5Vis series A 1954
April-Oct
AFirst 5s series B 1954
April-Oct
AFirst
5s series C
1956
Feb-Auy
AFirst 4Vis series D 1956
Feb-Auy
Consolidated 4s series A
—
103%
Jersey
New
High
•
Afay-Nov
129
7
12
Friday's
108 'A 110
110
April-Ocf
Afar-Sept
1982
120%
133% 133%
128% 128%
128%
Afar-Sept
f debentures series A 1977
s
100 %
Pipe Line Co—
Interstate Oil
97%
98%
101% 101'A
*
„
.
1961.
guaranteed 4%s series B
debentures
New
——
__
or
Bid & Asked
♦91
May-Noo
3s debentures 1974
101%
101%
„
■
.
*—
——
r„u,
Jan-July
Rye Central America 1st 5s B 1972—Afay-Nov
debs
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
6s
Corp
subord
3.65s conv
100
*
3s
*100% 104
'«,«-
^ Z JOit
A 1970
Jan-July
1948
Feb-Auy
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and Imp 2 Vis series C 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3Vis debs 1972
JJfar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Afar-Sept
^International Great Northern RR—
§ A First 6s series A 1952
Jan-July
J A Adjustment 6s series A July 1952
April-Ocf
AFirst 5s series B 1956
Jan-July
AFirst gold 5s series C 1956
Jan-July
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
97%
•
Sale JPrioo
June-Dee
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980—4.
New
;
Last
Period
Low
*100
«...
——
Steel
95%
91%
16
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
19
*100
1st
lAIlseder
93%
,
BONDS
1
Jan.
No.
99% 100
4
mtge 3'As ser G 1980
3%8 6er H 1989
3%s s f debentures 1980
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series
MARCH 2
WEEK ENDED
Range Since
Bold
High
93%
4%s-3%s ser A
5%b-3%s seriB 1979-MZ'mZZ
33/48 series C 1974
May-Nod
3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%»
FOR
Week's Range
—
1Q4V4 105%
108%
96%
—
97%
4
98'A
98%
16
96%
97%
98%
96%
98%
96%
30
94%
-96%
93'A
93 %
1
95
93
I 94%
•103%
101
—
101
101
100% 101-
94
96
102%
—
3
21
103%
99%
101%
99
101
x
Number 5513
Volume 183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1135)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
New York Stock
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Consolidated guaranteed
4%s
J
ser
5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
3%s series E
April-Oct
mtge 3%s
1964
108 Vi
3%s series A
May-Noo
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
general
5s
First
general
5s
1984
&
series
3s
Service
debentures
and
3Vis
Quaker
100
101
98Vi
104% 104%
♦II
6
100
104%
~2 ,r" 94
I"
100%
94
100
16
7s
assented
101 Vi
102'/a
138%
138%
208
97%
97%
103
104%
103%
6
103%
104%
96
99
98
6s
1952
SAConsol
AConsol
mtge
mtge
Rochester Gas
6s
81%
99 Vi
3
97%
40
98%
*173
U
100
6s
&
Feb-Aup
—April-Oct
1955
Electric
•V"^
:
1977
1969
Bt
Lawrence &
Second
Adirond'k
gold
6s
gold
150
1996
150
148
3
1517/a
ASecond
mtge
1st
4s
mtge
inc
1997
4Vis
99 %
99%
Jan
2022
First
bond
4s
certificates
1989
100
Bt
Paul
Scioto
Duluth
&
St Paul
first cons
Union Depot
V
& New
Seaboard
Air
gold
RR
Co—
lASiemens & Halske
6Vis
1951
3 Vis conv
Bkelly
Oil 2 Vis
Soccny-Vacuum
South
North
&
Southern
Oil
? Vis
RR
*92%
1965
:
1976
gtd
5s
79%
99%
93%
93%
98%
92%
Southern
California
convertible
Edison
101%
102
Southern Indiana Ry 23/4s
Southern
Natural
Gas
Southern
Pacific
79%
~7
74%
79%
127
237
98%
8
92%
35
First
4Vi8
Gold
(Oregon Lines)
99
97%
4Vis
Gold
4 Vis
1969
1981
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co-
First
Mortgage
First
3%s
ser
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
27/8s
series
E
97%
New
Orleans
Southwestern
3V8s
Bell
94%:
debentures
ASpokane
Coil
Standard
Oil
first
debs
gold
Products
(Indiana)
5s
3 Vis
subord
4Vis
conv
RR
Co—
105%
105%
106 Vi
100
__
86%
86%
*95
1
ref
gold
gtd
3%s
mortgage 3s guaranteed;
Electric
Penn
Penn
3%s
3%s
Power
Electric
99%'
130% 130 %
99%
'
14
95 "*
132
99%
100
100
100
2
100
series
I
100
100
100
8
*119%
—
1971
First
*99%
94
124%
"
86
87
96%-
98%
91
Co—
1979
3 Vis 1971
2%s
71
69%
71
41
69
69 3/4
52
68%
693/4
103%
14
102%
103%
100
100%
10
100
100%
104%
107
70%
*94% 100
-
—
95
*93
„
—
4
104% 105
105
*
—
93%
93%
*89
100%
*100% 101
25
108%
108
108%
101 %
98%
100% 101%
__
99% 100%
7
102% 102 %
3
101
108%
105%
100%
99
102%
102%
.
4s series A 2004
mortgage
98
104 %
103
70%
69%
May-Nou
—April-Oct
Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1958
first 4s 1960
10
103 V8
103%
—
104%
104
103%
98
102
'
•102% 103%
104%
67
102%
6
25
98
98
98
'
92 ya
66
—
■
82
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
r:%-
81
55
79%
83
1
78%
81
2
83
81
91%
1—Jan-July
May
91%--
91%
-
Yonkers
93%
Electric Light & Power 2%s
100%
99%
1976_Jan-JuZy
120%
98
*98% 100
94
6
17
87
Y
100%
91%
93 Vi
86
86
98
102% 103%
103%
Mar-Sept
J an-July
B
86%
MM
86
973/4
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service
not
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range, r casn saw
y EX-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
■
.
.
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{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Seotion 77 ft
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•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
99%
97
12
92%
122% 125
890
114%
In
the
included
sale
year's range,
the
in
not
n
year's range,
,
100
94
delivery
Deferred
Included
93%
96
101%
100
*86%
86
—May
mtge 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976.
' '
119%
.
103
93
95%
♦101
-Jan-July
_Jan-July
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
-Jan-July
1984
1975
Central RR
1st mtge
100,V
■100
102
95
95
1966——Jan-July
Corp- 2%s
lOO'/a
•
102
♦102 V'a 103 %
-May-Nou
Gen
85%
'95 ' "1
129
21
99"%
debs
conv
Wilson'& Co first
87%
84
103%
100
*107%
1979—Map-Nov
1974
debentures
income
Winston-Salem S
100%
86 Vi
102
101%
♦97 % 103%
*101
70
3%s
106%
31
95%
95%
91%
3Vis
debentures
conv
first
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3 %s series D 1967
83 %
'67
100%
99%
—
*67
Co
RR
107%
106%
86
June-Dec
-
138
933/4
94%
•94
April
1991—April
Feb-Nov
1976—May-Nov
105%
117%
114%
119
*
G6
106
*85%
1982—April-Oct
conv
"
•
125
105% 106%
_May-Nov
—April
85%
100%
10
♦99% 102
April-Oct
82 Vi
Jan-July
2013
1958
consolidated 5s
122%
105% 106
April-Oct
1967
130% 132%
1957—May-Nov
5
190
'
1985
1969
debentures
104
J an-July
1983
Internal
Standard
23/4s
June-DeO
82
82
♦84
5s
—May-Nop
Tel
*81%
*91
a
1977
143
*142
Jan-July
2000—Feb-Aup
Northeastern RR—
&
3%s
Joint
145
143
June-Dec
82 Vi
*100%
*
163
145
*157
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
-Jan-July
163
161
*142
June-Dec
1951
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981—
93%
94
116% 117%
106%
86%
163
161
99
—June-Dec
1951
4s
99%
92%
96%
105%
-
Jan-July
1986
23/4s series F 1996
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961—:
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6Vis series A 1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
A
West
93 %
107%
99%
82%
106%
165
*92
123% 123%
'
90
92
and
Wisconsin
mortgage
series
mtge
West
98%
91 %
—
*95
1973—June-Dec
A 1977
1947
A
RR
General
141
107%
—
*93%
Jan-July
1994
103%
90
*90
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
West
Co—
Co 4 Vis conv
105%
1033/a
Corp of America—■
conv
Walworth
77
98%
117%
103%
104%
—
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
94%
92%
Jan-July
104 %
103%
105
May-Nov
1947
A
series
assented
Westinghouse
1970
105%
102
105
*103 %
April-Oct
1976
1033/a
103
161
Warren
92%
Co—
debentures
2
96
w
93
11
2
*107%
Jan-July
10
105 %
*__
Apr-Oct
Gen
99%
135% 141
Feb-Aup
1987
97%
105%
104 % 104 %
104%
'
income 4%s series B Jan
First mortgage 3Vis series B 1971
94%
June-Dec
1985
debentures
3Vis
98
102
April-Oct
1963
88 %
2
105%
96%
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Oct
Bell
debentures
2%s
106%
93%
141
1973
Gen
102
.
2%s
105%
95%
*93%
;
86 %
105 %
♦140
First
*101
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures 1979—
Jan-July
3s
1127/8 4114
99
*94%
1941—Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Jan-July
7s
1983
debentures
Ala
97
101%
——Mar-Sept
trust
debentures
*112
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
1
*160
Wabash
1974
7
88
*11
Feb-Aug
96%
95%
96%
104% 104%
1975—Mar-Sept
1978—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981— June-Dec
1st & ref mtger 3Vis ser J 1982-—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
.
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Oil
2Vis debentures
1971
tiASilesian-Amer Corp coll
115
*97%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
113
88
105 %
*—
refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
101
93%
*107% 108%
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2 Vis 1966
Sinclair Oil Corp
99
165
101 %
*114
1989—May-Nop
97 %
94%
1063/4
96
96
Jan-July
First
*100
mtge 3s series B 1980—
37/8s s f debentures 1977
debentures
10
96%
1989_Pan-July
1st
3s
100
96
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s
Line
100
*101
1968_June-Dec
4s
3 Vis B 1971
101%
100%
1
599
96 V'a
Jan-July
f
consol gtd 4s series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
88 Vi
88
*92
May-Nop
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
II
96 %
-Jan-July
Vandalia
*89
May
Mar-Sep
100
Corp—
series
assented
Vanadium
99%
*93
-Jan-July
A
ser
B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
ser
1971
2%s debentures
95 %
95%
98%
8
98%
Jan-July
1970
1972
fund
103%
V
99%
100
95
95
Mar-Sept
1977
*103
April-Oct
4s series A
103
v
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage
ICO
99
20
110% 113
113
i
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented series C 1951
147%
151% 151%
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
5s
25
100
sinking fund mtge series A 1951—June-Dec
3%s
1st
33
*101%
Mar-Sept
2%s
debs
debs
3%s
147%
*151% 155
S
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
83
26'/a
—
*151% 153
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
73%
185
98%
June-Dec
1975
Steel Works
6%s
Corp—
General mortgage 4 Vis series D
General mortgage 3 Vis series J
352
*96
-■
April-Oct
6%s
95%
95%
83
30%
103% 103%
May-Nov
1970
2%s debentures 1967
183 V'a
104 %
June-Dec
2%s debs
s
3%s
,
1980
2%s
tr
sinking
S Rubber
102%
*95
May-Nou
United
98 %
135%
81%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
debs 1961
Mar-Sept
&
f
993/4
96
29'/a
100
4%s
85
112%
,
135
*95% 100
83
30%
coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
'150
May-Nov
1953
1985—Jan-July
1974_
1982
Corp
mtge
97%
8
2
104% 104%
of Missouri 3%s
debentures
Gas
99%
97%
*135% 138
3%s
109%
14
100
'170
May-Nov
.
3%s
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
380
99
100
Jan-July
E
ser
99%
97%
99%
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1976
1
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct '
102%
10034
111% 111%
84%
85
debs
95
102
Pacific—
Orleans
Oil of California
conv
113
100 3/4
u
& coll
mtge
114%
10
23
95
96%
10
26
*96
Feb-Aup
1950
mtge
8ADirect
7s
99
113% 114%
114%
-
Union Pacific RR—
104% 104%
111%
5s 2000
3%s
'
1st mtge 3%s
Union
3s
102% 103%
Jan-July
mtge
94%
99
100% 101%
Jan-July
99
95
103
1st
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
5 A Direct
of New
■
-
.
100%
98%
*96
June-Dec
1946
M
Ohio Cent ref and
1st
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
.
RR
3%s
1975
refund
and
•
205
*96
Jan-July
1980
94
Aprll-Ocl
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
series C
gold
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s
99%
*207
\
3%s
first
Pacific-Missouri
United
conv
Pacific
General
100
__
*138%
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
debs
refund M
Tol &
__
*102%
Apr-Oct
Radio Corp of, America 3Vis
96%
95
94%
99
99
1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
3s debentures 1968
May-Nov
100
June-Dec
1964
92%
96%
104%
104%
99
*__
June-Dec
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960—Jan-July
A Adjustment income
5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
R
Mfg Co 3%s
Rheinelbe Union—
refund M 3%s series B
and
Term
104%
Q
Rheem
and
&
Union Electric Co
mortgage 3%s 1983—April-Oct
debentures
High
92
96
-
First
*
94
1975
Oats 2%s
;
__
*96
May-Nov
First
102
Mar-Sept
1972
debentures
91%
98
94
May-Nov
refunding
♦104%
Jan-July
and impt M 4s series C 2019
and impt 2%s series D 1985
Refund
Texas
104 3/4
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037„June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Hoy
First and refunding
mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
1st
14
43
92
96%
Jan-July
May-Nop
1966
1972
1973
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
100
102
*96
and
3%s
110
90%
Texas
and
First
1087/8
108
100
102
First and
First
debentures
92
1
Jan.
Low
No.
T
Co—
1963
1973
27/8s debentures
Co 2%s
debentures
Refund
—May-Nov
Electric & Gas
debentures
debs
3%s
106%
108%
93
_J«n-July
1977
1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public
108 Vi 108%
*109
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
1983
27/8s
106%
June-Dec
1st mtge 3%s
mortgage 3s
First' mortgage
Chemical
Oil Corp.
2%s
June-Dec
general 4Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
First
Stauffer
1974
Range Since
Bold
High
96%
92
96Vi
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debentures 2%s
(N J)
debentures
Swift &
*101% 102
Feb-Aug
1974
First
Potomac Elec Power
90%
2%s
Ry—
1962
C
90%
2
*100
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
B
series
Standard Oil
1003%
II
*91%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Avril-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge
90%
Low
99
100Vi
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
96 %
1
Period
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
General mortgage
1st
90%
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Priee
Interest
*105% 109
-June-Dec
1975
98%
Low
106% 106%
1964_May-Nov
General mortgage
General mortgage
Pittsb Coke & Chem
No.
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
1
Sunray
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
5s series A 1970
Jan.
„
*102%
1963__Feb-Auo
2
Since
Range
Sold
High
*100%
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957__-May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aue
Consolidated guaranteed 4 %s ser I
Bonds
JBid & Asked
98%
90 Vi
MARCH
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-An*
Pillsoury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 -June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
FOR
Week's Range
the
97%
125
A
Bonds
„
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
Feb. 27, 1956, and ending Friday, March 2.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the .current year.
>
week beginning Monday,
to include every security
.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Alloys
common
1
Supply Manufacturing
..
30%
1
Inc_
Hat Stores
6%
8%
—1
Agnew Surpass Shoe
3%
5
Stores
Manufacturing common.
Air
Associates Inc
Air
Way
Airfleets
(N J)
Industries
—
Inc_
footnotes
.
see
page 35.
1
3
_
Inc
For
—
—1
—
9
10%
—
24%
ENDED
MARCH
Shares
6%
29
8%
3%
31
8%
3%
900
900
800
3,400
8%
10
6%
233/4
6%
28%
8
3%
x8
—
9
10%
7
24%
1,800
50O
1,200
800
Last
STOCKS
Low
Jan
Jan
Jan
31
8%
Sale Price
Jan
AJax
Petroleums
Feb
Alabama
Gas
Jan
Alabama
50c
Ltd
Great
Feb
3%
Jan
Alabama
Jan
8 V'a
Jan
Alaska
Jan
10%
Jan
Corp
Southern
Power 4.20%
preferred-
Airlines Inc
9
Jan
f10%
Jan
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
All American
23%
Feb
24%
Jan
Alleghany
Engineering Co
Corp
warrants—
37
50
for Week
Shares
103%
I
6
,
42%
8
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
11,100
%
Feb
37
6,800
33%
Feb
377/a
Jan
165
10
162
Jan
168 %
Jan
102%
Jan
103%
Feb
%
14
34'/a
165
100
.lOe
Sales
Range
H
2
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
8%
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
7%
'
"
American Stock Exchange
Range Since: Jan. 1
High
63/4
2
Friday
for Week
»
Ainsworth
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
10
_
Week's
FOR
tt Jan
103% 103 %
150
6%
2,400
6
Jan
6%
J an
2,800
40
Feb
44%
Jan
73/4
Feb
9%
Jan
5
Jan
6% Mar
5%
41%
423/4
7%
8
5%
6%
300
30,500
3r
/
The Commercial
AMERICAN STOCK
for week
range
Friday
Week's
„
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock ExehMft
Low
Fir
_l
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alios
&
Fisher
5%%
Allied
Control Co
Allied Products
Aluminum Co
10
HV2
1
13%
Inc
Industries
100
•
•
25«
common
American Air Filter 5%
~5%
11%
1,800
12%
Rubber Co
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American
Meter Co
•
Natural Gas Co
2
26%
1%
1%
1%
1%
62
62
26%
38%
31
29
27%
8%
28%
8%
8%
33
14%
14%
15%
4%
4%
13%
14%
20%
19%
20%
8%
7%
8%
Company class A
8
20o
Ltd
Anchor Post Products
ehares
13% xl4
13%
12%
12%
12%
4%
4%
4 %
l
CI
A
July
1
34
33%
34%
|
19%
19%
20%
100
108
,ow8
t
Seu
9A34
onn
222
el'222
29'2p°
'^22
122
I
nnf
•'
t^6
578 Jan
7/4Mar
i2i/8 2fn
Wv
T
OA1AA
,„,/
30,122
15%
10% Jan
Is/
l'^22
U22
c22
22
■.a'222
22
2'222
8,000
,o7/
,
1i°
7%
8%
•
38%
38%
39%
21%
21%
22%
,"la
2an
Jan
20 A
1'122
91
1,900
oa
24
£1
reg
Inc
of
America
1
Clayton
Ciub
$41
on
Fisheries
Line
•
Aluminum
Atlas
Colonial
3,200
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
community t-uonc service
2,200
2% Feb
3%
Feb
Communitv
Public
105
Jan
1
1%
Jan
43 'A
Feb
47'% Mar
Consol
19%
20%
ie',100
18
Feb
20%
Jan
SonsoJ!^aJe2
10%
9%
10%
15%
Jan
9%
Feb
11
Jan
2 600
3%
Feb
4
Jan
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
1
•
4%
4%
4%
1 800
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
16%
16%
600
16%
Jan
lc
"9%
X9%
x9%
5 400
9
Jan
9%
Jan
3
39%
39
39%
700
37
Feb
39%
Feb
15%
Feb
Electrodynamics
9%
918
13,000
~3%
"3%
"3%
4,000
1
Jan
16%
Barcelona
Tr
Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
Basin
Oil
100
7%
5%
10,300
5%
19%
"5%
24%
5
%
23%
25
5,200
Inc
3
2%
3
Inc
5%
400
16|%
I,100
23%
22%
23%
10,000
50%
51%
800
16%
17%
9%
10%
5%
Cuban
American Oil
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
Jan
6A
Jan
Cuban
6%
Feb
8%
Cuban-Venezuelan
200
2,400
35%
36
40%
45%
American
dep rots ord
Feb
8%
Jan
C
Jan
6% Mar
2% Jan
Jan
Bruck
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
1*71
preferred
60c convertible
34 A
Jan
Tnr>
45
,4
Mar
Mar
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class a common
3i/8
jan
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
8%
Feb
Jan
300
36%
Jan
38%
15%
40,400
13%
Jan
15% Mar
18%
18%
II,400
173A Jan
19%
Jan
Detroit Steel Products
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
18%
2,200
18
Jan
7%
Jan
xl4%
Feb
157%
Jan
26%
26%
26%
1,300
24%
Feb
28
Jan
13%
13
13%
2 000
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
23%
23%
23%
1 300
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
Feb
8%
8%
900
7%
Jan
9%
Biscuit
Corp
Corporation
200
10 Va
Feb
10%
1,800
11
Feb
18%
19%
3,800
%
ft
25,300
5%
5%
1,400
25c
7.50
ft
~6
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern
California
$3.00
$2.50
Aviation
Electric
97% Jan
17% Feb
197% Jan
6
6%
4 100
6
Feb
6%
2%
2%
2 100
2'%
Feb
8
8
8
8
Jan
'100
Bridge
Brewery
Jan
DuMont
Inc
lOo
Power
•
preferred
1%
5%
3%
4%
13%
14
65
caa
13/
1
5%
"5%
~5%
To„
ai/
lait ffn
i'?nn
in'7nn
S'ftSS
reg
!
2,000
434
13 /4
53%
5
D1 % Jan
leb
54
Co
Ltd—
5
27%
27%
27%
750
26%
Jan
1
25%
22%
25'%
69,600
18%
Jan
'
28
Jan
25% Mar
—
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6% %
common
preference
•
32%
33%
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
1
118
—
Canners
Canadian
Canadian
For
footnotes
Ltd
see
partic
paee
4% %
Gas
14%
1,000
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
79%
1,700
75%
Feb
79%
Jan
23
Feb
25%
Jan
a.—
•
%
19%
21 VB
2.000
23
Vb
common
Jan
Eastern
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
6
22,600
2
2
2 A
3,900
2
Fab
2
6
5%
6%
9 200
5%
Feb
6%
pfd—10
25
5jA Mar
6^
Jan
_•
•
21 %
23%
25'A
%
Jan
Jan
1
900
17%
Feb
19%
9,000
16%
Jan
23
4%
2.100
4
Jan
6%
6,300
Feb
Mar
4%
Jan
6'A
Jan
6%
100
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
9 Vb
100
9Va
Jan
9%
Jan
56%
58%
3.400
44%
Jan
4%
2,100
4%
2
2Vb
23,700
7%
7%
400
10
Jan
58% Mar
Jan
5%
2
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
34
Feb
37%
Jan
Feb
Feb
23%
24%
24,100
20%
Jan
24%
8%
3,200
6%
Jan
8%
14%
1,100
13%
Feb
14% Mar
23
22
Feb
23 Va
73/4
7%.
100
'
A-.--
400
Feb
x9%
9%
x9%
9%
4%
4%
400
9%
GOO
x9%
Feb
700
•
4%
Jan
7,600
23
Jan
Feb
22%
Jan
,B« Jan
25%
Jm
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
Feb
10 %
Jan
5%
■
Jan
8%
9 Vb
3.900
Jan
9%
Jan
23%
24 Va
6,600
21
Jan
25%
Jan
12%
13
1,700
12%
Feb
13
Feb
Jan
8%
•__
2,800
Feb
A 12%
Jan
6%
4,500
6
Jan
7%
Jan
3%
3%
2,200
3%
Jan
4
Jan
6
Jan
6%
Jan
2 Vb
19,800
1%
Jan
2 Vb
Jan
Feb
2
_2
43
43
17%
17%
17 Va
16%
;a
43
-=»1 •"
•
.1
Jan
11 %
6
100
41
Jan
43%
200
17
Jan
17% Mar
16%
100
16% Mar
:
X
17
Jan
Feb
20%
1.50-..-7%
—**»•:.
12,200
%
16%
2,600
14%
Jan
16%
12%
;
ft
16
12 %
400
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
20%
20%
200
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
7%
7%
500
7'/a
Jan
8'A
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
%
ft
Jan
Feb
1
'
*5 A
5ft
5ft
2.300
4%
71%
69%
72 Va
10,700
66 Vb
Jan
7%
•
6%
7%
4,900
6%
Feb
—
3"^-20%
■---
'
A
•
2'%
18%
2.50*^ "'-50c
2%
5
14%
72 % Mar
■»
8
Feb
7%
7%
900
7'A
Feb
8%
Jan
19%
20%
4.800
17%
Jan
21%
Jan
29%
29'A
27
Jan
30 V2
Jan
2%
Jan
100
2%
2%
700
2%
Feb
14 Vb
18%
5,550
13%
Jan
18% Mar
18
Jan
2%
3%
73,300
2%
Jan
3%
14%
14%
1,800
13%
Jan
16Va
48'A
150
44
Jan
43Va
1%
37,900
Jan
2.50
-4
1%
Jan
Feb;
11
—
5%
1%
Feb
2
Jan
7
1%
Feb
7%
Jan
100
11
Feb
12%
Jan
2,000
5
Jan
5%
Jan
16% Mar
ll
5%
1. --16%
2.50
15;/.
16%
17
18%
Jan
15%
15%
200
Jan
16%
Jan
8%
8%
1.400
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
1 %
1%
1,300
li7.
Feb
270
33%
Jan
1,500
15
36
6%
27%
50c"*"'
5
35%
6
6%
2,700
5'A
2774
1,100
26%
Feb
—
.
112 Jan
153
20
153
148
Jan
15
Feb
36
Feb
27
36
6% Mar
Jan
29
Feb
155
Feb
16 %
Jan
—f®'
15%
15%
1
x2%
2%
1,700
5
2,000
4%
Feb
5.490
27%
Feb
30V4
Jan
1ft
Jan
112
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
,.
300
'
x2%
4%
;29%
.
lis
4%
28%
ll96
29%
11s
14,600
6« 8d
2%
Feb
15
_
•
774
7%
* 27,700
Jan
5%
Jan
..
2% Jan
Jan
6
Feb
16
7% Mar
Feb
20
21%
—
Jan;
Jan
19%
19%
3,200
17%
Jan
19%
13%
13%
3.500
12%
Jan
13% Mar
8%
"8%
300
8%
Feb
13%
13%
1,300
4%
4%
1,800
8%
Jan;
Jan.
127/a
Jan
14%
34%
Jan
36%
4%
Jan
5%
35%
Jan'
Jan
Jan-
31%
Jan
42%
1.230
36%
Jan
42%
26%
4.800
24
Jan
27%
Jan
11%
12
8.600
11%
Jan
14%
Jan'
Feb
—
Feb
47
49 3A
500
44
Jan
49%
32%
31%
32%
600
28%
Feb
32% Mar
8 3,8
8%
8%
8,600
Feb
10
.
8
10« *""" —
1
5%
3ft Jan
5%
5%
1,800
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
9%
200
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
—•
1^21
#
-
44
7%
1
Jan
3%
20%
21
40
44%
7%
8
Jan
20
Feb
24
Jan
14 300
33%
Feb
44%
Feb
25,800
7%
Jan
8Va
Jan
700
Eastern
Malleable
States
Corp
Mines
& Share
21%
65,900
15%
Jan
80%
800
77%
Jan
80%
Feb
33
34%
210
31%
Jan
34%
Feb
23%
25
2,830
22%
Feb
25
Feb
135
Jan
192
Jan
174
Feb
24%
* T'
•
—
174
174
50
Jan
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
__
1
common
xl76%
23 %
!-,/> •"
30
—
Limited—
Electric Bond
xl 8%
x79
1
Common shares of beneficial int
12 preferred
21%
80%
25
Iron
$7
Elder
21% Mar
10
100
& Fuel As«n
prior preferred
Jan
510
35.
Eastern
1%
Jan
__
Canadian Petrofina
Feb
14%
x78 %
E
'
30%
518
lc a
216
.*
Jan
10,000
common
Jan
22%
1
1%
1%
Marconi
Ltd
1%
34
.
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Jan
34%
10c
Dreage & Dock co
Homestead Oils Ltd
6,200
24%
"
•
Feb
1
Canadian
Canadian
lie
34
T
12
10 3; 47
??%
1%
2
1%
26
28%
300
20
Canada
6%
34
«
•
Dynamics Corp of America
Feb
•
1
Jan
41
Ltd
Duyal Sulphur & Potash Co
5% Mar
Feh
Campbell Cnibougamau Mines Ltd
Co Ltd
6%
4%
-57
50q jX, 4%
l(Jc
9
5do^ 23'%
___1.
-2.50
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co—
Durham Hosiery class J.'common
Duro Test Corp common
Mar
ilv in
193/8
5,800
Canada
Bread
Jan
100
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
i»b
r 1/
9J'
T?n
^5/ T^h
1QV
_
50
Insurance
9i
24% x25%
65
50
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Fire
4
13%
1%
5%
X25 %
Feb
Jan
Feb
6%
9%
256
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exporation Co
Driver Harris Co
Duke Power Co
2% Jan
8% Jan
1%
7%
r
% Jan
5% Feb
3% Jan
4% Jan.
2%
50c
•
preferred
Camden
10o
23%
Jan
9 Vb
1
Common
C & C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
Feb
5%
6%
Dominion Steel & Cflal ord stock
19%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
" 13%
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
%•-%"Dorr-Oliver Inc
7.50 ^13%
$2 preferred
32-50«iXX-Douglas Oil Company—
1
4%
Jan
10%
12%c
common
convertible class A
23%
1,100
4
;10
Co
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Feb
10%
10%
Mfg
American dep rets ord
Jan
10%
,
Oil
Hardware
Dominion
•
44
2,700
Jan
7
Distillers Co Ltd—
Detroit
700
1
Feb
28%
Feb
Mar
97%
6%
g%
100
38%
5,600
3s 6d
_
debenture
14%
Dow
American dep rets ord shares
81%
95
Jan
43/3
-
33 ^
dass A
Co
Jan
Jan
7%
19
Jan
Jan
9'A
■
jy
7%
'
15%
2.50
22%
5
73A
9
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc..
6%
•
Rubbef
Burma Mines Ltd—
Byrd
Liquidating Corp
Jan
lo
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burry
C
6% Mar
1 ' 000
50c
common
.
preferred
79
93%
'
Daviidjon^Irotben Inc
1^; 8 V.
Mitios Inc——~10o
1 /a
35
•
Budget Finance Plan
ny2
__
Mar
Jan
oa3/.
^nn
171,300
W
,
*
common
i3A
Davenport Hosiery Millar
1
Mills Ltd class B
F
10
100
200
x
6%
Jan
7%
2.50
common
x
9%
44
2?%
Feb
15%
1
95
Daitch Crystal Dairies Ino
15%
10
81%
93%
Feb
8
187%
7%
common
81%
Feb
27%
%C
vtc
Curtis
18
18%
1
preferred
Co
Bruce (E L) Co
1%
102
Feb
Oil
38
15%
27%
common
2«3
~6%
•
common
Distillers
cumulative
Brown .Rubber
Tobacco
common
Jan
35'/.
600
x7ft
Jan
48
Co
Sugar
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co
(Mo)
73A
£1
1
reg
preferred
47
27
£1
Company
Forman
$1.12
common
Jan
S SS
'
10a
dep rets ord reg
Brown
S
New
Celancse Ltd—
Brown
B
■ >
Tobacco—
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
4%
Crystal Oil & Land Co
4 5%
2%
U_
6%
26%
1,
25c
6%
25
American
(Md)
partic
100'A
10s
275
9%
"A"
Jan
Jan
41
200"
27%
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rcls ord reg
27%
95
_1
Milner
Jan
6%
44%
27
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley
8
~7%
•
11% Mar
3
common-
ll '/8
~7%
•
Jan
81%
(ord reg)__£l
receipts
dep
Petroleum
Feb
2,200
~7
9%
Ltd-
American
Creole
Feb
27%
•
Courtaulds
Jan
Corp
10%
550
27%
British
Jan
Beverage
Jan
•
*
^ott
x9%
oi°n
American
Jan
3,900;
7%
British
Reynolds common
preferred class A-^
—J
19% Jan
10 A Mar
7%
Brtllo Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
/4
&
Jan
7%
Co
Corroon
16%
41%
~6%
Feb
900
•«.-.-.:16%
i
Coro Inc
3,100
•
Gas
'X
Internat'l
41%
~7
Jan
5%
11%
•'
5<k»fi-*%
Drug Co common
•
Bridgeport
voting—
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Cork
20o
Works Inc
T
Jan
A
Cent
Breeze
common
Class
Crown
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Corp
Jan
4%
Jan
•
Varnish Co
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Crown
41%
Brad
9%
Jan
47/8
10c
Inc
Crown
100
Foote Gear
Uranium
Feb
11%
6
Feb
3%
13,900
10%
51%
•
6 %
8%
4,300
5%
llVs
Jan
6%
1
Feb
12 %
6%
5
4.200
Feb
Jan
37%
49%
6%
prior cumulative preferred
Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
8%
5%
6%
19
Feb
20% Jan
•
Borne
Jan
Jan
& Co
Petroleum
3
Co-common
Feb
11%
17% Jan
25% Feb
•
7
Jan
6%
33%
6%
11
5 Vb
16%
1,900
3 % Feb
5% Mar
15% Mar
11%
100
900
1.0001
4,500
6% Jan
Mar
9
5%
10%
5%
11%
25
15%
1
5%%
9 %
Feb
Jan
5%
17
Jan
35
Mar
2
2% Jan
4,000
7 %
Feb
9
700
15%
l
& Co common
_..
;i;
Feb
1
common
(H C)
9%
25
common
(S)
9%
'
li9tf Jan
13,000
9%'
50o
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Bohack
7%
•
Jan
I
common
Benrus Watch Co
Blumenthal
7%
70
1
common
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
Blauner's
2
50o
Bellanca Aircraft
Bickford's
118
1
Inc
(A Si
118
20o
,
Beau-Brummell Ties
Beck
7%
1
Inc
Company
Bearings
'
7
7
•
%
11%
Jan
7%
50o
Feb
34%
Jan
3/4
„
Ltd
%
%
11%
11%
--6%
3%
,
3% Jan
15%
_
Feb
700
Feb
34%
10% Feb
8% Jan
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
112%
27%
UtilltLes-7r-r:j—-1
Cook Paint &
^
lo
Feb
•
B
9%
Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Corp
110%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
lo
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.23
Continental Aviation & Engineering__l
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
l
Continental
Securities
250
Jan
10%
1
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp.
Feb
107
1956
1 300
7 200
Rubber common
110% 112
4
10
Service
1965
2 000
4
Baldwin
141
9%
"
30t
1
to
%
3%
Baldwin
Feb
Jan
8%
;
to
47%
1
Jan
10%
123
3%
10o
~o
A--v.
71/
ext
44%
4
Class A
12%
3 75
%
1
-1
ext
47%
1
common
Jan
400
Compo Shoe Machinery—
3
1
Ayshlre Collieries Corp
11%
10
141
.78
Commodore Hotel Inc—
t„o
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Axe Science & Electronic—
3.000
9%
X137
11%
1
Jan
4%
1
12%
11%
30
14%
Sand & Stone Co
as/
/H
4 %
1%
31% Mar
g7/8
Co
9
8
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Banff Oil
Products
Colonial Airlines
Jan
20%
Co
Jan
18%
Vtc
1
Coast
175
5%
2.50
Vtc
Coast
31%
& Lambert
Feb
100
paid on
Dec 22 '53)__*
Atlantic
2ft Jan
4
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
;
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co.
Colon Development ordinary
.
div
Atlantic
Feb
8%
1
/4
x8%
2%
4%
2 A
1
ai/
iaa
x8%
1
9,700
33/4
Mining
fe
A
X
Consolidated
T
iau
_
01/
2i'e
6%
—3
Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Tar
nnu
Jan
Jan
210
5%
10
1
5
10,1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.
Clary Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Co
,
22i/
J/f
o2^8 f
Tan
21
Jan
1%
18'A
City Auto Stamping Co—
Clark Controller Co
u
i?2/4 tC2
„
,o=22
2'222
™
Chief
ia//4
r
?ot/
18 A
Jan
12 % Feb
ia?
Jan
6%
1
Charis Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
'
n\/
Jan
13
Jan
1%
17%
.
Chambferlin Co of America
an? "if
c_
108
2.50
arrear
&
?L/ w'2
o22
3
8,200
1
•
.
A?
2 S
olu
2
ifii/4 "r?2
18
f dan
1^1/
Tel—
&
$43
'53
26
8
Stores
Laundries
Tel
?22
1
1,100
«
Jan
116
__
Explorers Ltd
f
Illinois Secur Corp
1
preference $1.50 series
:
Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd——100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
2 '
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common
1-*..
Industries—
dep rets
(ex
222
2%
Vb
1
10
Cenco Corporation
oL f
V(r wC5
.
Central
Central
Conv
Central
I
_8 {* feb
22 /h 2,au
High
9,300
111%
2a 6d
Catalin Corp of America
k
w
on-S
'222
LOW
2%
9%
•
pfd
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
Feh
t
hcaa
$5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
12
1
XXXXCastle (AM) & Co
c\v
?
2? 2 m«5
]
*ian
2c,/
aEv
0
24
f
Equipment Corp
Food
10%
109%
26
warrants
Electric
9%
109
_i
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Associated
9%
100
11/8
ii''4
f
1
2a
ia2
?'o22
2,400
1
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Co
2Hnn
Light
&
Shares
30%
19.50*--
.American dep rets B ord
Fph
itw
££
f
n
003/
Power
for Week
Carreras Ltd—
?o3/8
^an
?
£a£
V8
n?
100AA
9K5/8
1/
OA
o
14
2.40
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Associate
3%
13%
Arkansas
Associated
7%
3
13%
Argus Cameras Inc
American
5%
4.78
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd
Associate
67/a
3
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglp-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
S2
4%
13%
B
Mines
AAA
35
S
if Tan
?o
1
oka
38%
38
04
«
28%
31
^nn
38%
3
Aro
Carolina
Salts
Range
218
1 ft
5
Products common
Car^ Baxter & Kennedy Inc
no?/
•,
Monday, March 5, 195fr
.
2%
Carnation Co common
Feb
Feb
tfi
36
Week's
of Prices
Low
60
***•'
Capital Transit Co
8% Mar
£?h
n,.,
1
8%
25fl
Corp
Writing paper common
Incorporated
Armour &
F?b
Feb
/ten
12%
8%
AMI
"A"
14/4
Mnr
7%
33%
600
American
Anacon Lead
J03/2
100
enn
8%
98%
98
38%
2S
pfd
6%
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
Tractor
8%
1
Co
Maracaibo
American
Oil
Capital City
13%
12
12
1%
.
Co
American
Amurex
f-™
36
25
"lVs
Book
Hard
98%
1
100
21
20
2s
Beverage common
American
''"12% Jan
rv! T?n
? "
8
--
XI1%
8%
Car Co common__l
Bantam
American
American
7,800
B
35
IS
pfd
conv
American
American
5%
Sale Price
p—
Canadian Williston Minerals
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Pph
of America—
Industries Inc
8American
5
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
•
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Ambrook
4%
CI'
T_„
.onn
"4%
Corp—
1
♦3.75
Aluminum
High
Last
American Stock Exchange
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Lew
High
Tan
preferred
convertible
Allied Internat'l
5Va
Frlday
STOCKS
_
g.
.
EXCHANGE
ended march 2
Sales
toJ.Week
Shares
1
common
Allied Artists Pictures
Range
of Prices
^id Financial Chronicle..
6,400
5
15,900
-*-28%
28%
28%
28
-
Volume
183
Number 5513 ...The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1137)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Prlee
Par
ElectroData
Corporation
Electrographic Corp
Electronics
Corp
E-Tronics
common
America;
1
$2
convertible
Erie
Forge
5%
Ero
Steel
&
1st
cum
Corp
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
18%
1,000
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
Iowa
14 %
2,600
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
pfd__100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
*
6%
8,200
Feb
9%
Jan
Ironite
15%
1,700
13%
Jan
Feb
80
102%
Feb
105%
Jan
Jan
10%
107%
27
27%
3%
43
Jan
11%
Feb
28%
Jan
4%
1,700
1
7
1
7%
7%
7%
700
Irving Air Chute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
5%
6
~4%
4%
5%
29,200
2
1%
2%
4%
4%
4%
Inc
24
42%
Jan
45'A
Jan
Jeannette
6,000
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Jerry
8%
400
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
600
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
7
1%
1
15
Glass
900
5"%
Jan
7%
\e
13,700
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Kaiser
11,800
Va Feb
%
Jan
Kaltman
15
10
:
13
Jan
17% Feb
Fargo Oils
Fire
1
Firth
<
Motor
Class
A
Class
Ford
of
De
Luxe
(Geo
Jan
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
1,550
Jan
60 % Mar
50,800
6 %
55 %
4%
Feb
6% Feb
Inc
11
10%
26%
26% 4 27%
1
9%
111
800
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
6,400
25%
Feb
28%
Jan
-
Ltd—
•
9
Beer
122
%
9%
6,000
9% Mar
10%
121% 124%
3,700
Jan
119%
138
Jan
125
•
Feb
Feb
135
Feb
J
£1
4%;
412
15,000
5 %
5% >. 5%
7,400
1.25
4V2
5
Inc
4{J
1
Sales
15 y4
4%-y 4%
15% f5%
4%
6-$f Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
3%
9,000
Feb
3
1
5%
Co
•
common
preferred
Gellman
/
,
General
'
30%% 30%
700
Feb
4%
Builders
Supply Corp
Kldde
American
dep rets
General Fireproofing
ord
1
Jan
General Indus Enterprises
16
*
2%
Oil
Gilchrist Co
•
(Adolf)
Godchaux
»
58%
1%
67 Vi
Industries Inc——:—10c
27/a
•
100
stock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
Greer
2%
Feb
3
5-iHf
Jan
6%
Griesedieck
Grocery Stores Products
common
2% Jan
7%
Feb
8%
15%
Feb
15%
Jan
54%
27%
13%
Feb
16%
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
300
19%
Feb
22
Jan
400
1%
Jan
2
Jan
11 %
640
52 %
10
483
20
Jan
Jan
53%
87
Harbor
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
69
Electric
Feb
27%
800
26%
1 %
2
1
10c
—10c
-*
5
25c
Hastings Mfg
Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—_—
Havana Lithographing Co
Feb
29%
Hazel
Bishop Inc
Hazeltlne
;
Corp
6%
Jan
8%
15%
Feb
16%
14,000
2%
Jan
3%
•1%
175%
Feb
120
132%
Feb
14,700
1%
1%
189
Dept Stores common
Mining Co
Beam
Hecla
Jan
138
Rubenstein
Helena
Heller
(W
E)
6% °!o
4,000
12
Feb
16%
3,900
9
Jan
10%
11
Jan
11%
t
4%
4%
Jan
Highie Mfg Co common
Hoe
(R) & Co Inc common
17%
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc..
Oil
Class
(Geo A)
& Hardart
Horn
&
Hardart
W)
(J
Inc
Aircraft
Insurance
Co
of
America—.—5
International
Breweries
Inc
1
International
Cigar
Machinery
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
International
Products
International
For
Resistance
footnotes
see
A
capital stock.•
5
Co
page
10c
35.
Jan
52
100
Jan
90
91
725
90
Feb
15
15%
300
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
1%
8,000
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
— —
18
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
21,100
92%
Jan
200
38 V*
Jan
41
Feb
11
Feb
13%
Jan
3%
Feb
"
113% 121%
40
41
11%
11%
1,300
1,400
121% Mar
2,200
5%
Qcn<\
5
Jan
3,200
40%
Feb
2%
Jan
2%
"9% ;ri%
9,700
9%
Jan
Feb
'
300
20
Jan
16%
1,100
I
16
Jan
18%
Feb
20
1
100
Jan
104%
Feb
.
77
17%
Jan
10
73
Jan
77
Feb
23%
100
21
Jan
23%
Feb
x3 %
2,400
Jan
3%
Feb
■
-
400
10%
,6%
Textile
3%
:
;
30%
.
9%-Jan
11
Jan
Corp
Jan
40
Jan
Co
—
Oil
Co
common
$1
Corp
9%
conv
'
Mt
Co
Clemens
Feb
4%
Jan
Mountain
Feb
24%
Feb
IMuntz
6Va
14,000
4%
Feb
107,400
11%
Jan
17% Mar
7,000
42%
Jan
47 V4
Jan
10%
10
10%
200
9%
Jan
10 Va
Jan
9%
2,000
11%
20%
1
Jan
275
18%
Feb
20
100
53%
Jan
500
21%
4,500
Feb
10 Va
6%
Jan
130
6(3
129
Jan
CO
800
25
Feb
40
106
25%
,106
43%
Feb
38% Jan
57
137%
26
108%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
44%
400
44%
Feb
113%T20%
2,400
113
Feb
128%
Jan
30Q
5
Jan
5%
Jan
•
5 %
9
5%
9%
90Q
21%
*
20%
3,500
*
8%
20
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
22
Jan
11'442%
3,900
11% Jan
13%
Jan
'•?.
510
13
19,000
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
9V4
Jan
Jan
21%
6%
11%
11%
5,000
12
12%
75
12
Mar
50
29
Jan
30
11 Va
Jan
Feb
12
Jan
12%
Jan
31
Feb
8%
1,900
8 Va
Jan
9
Jan
23%
8>A
23
1,200
22%
Jan
25
Jan
6
Jan
"5%
States Tel
~5%
200
~5%
Feb
35
35%
150
34%
Jan
35'A
24%
23%
24%
2,900
22 Va
Jan
24% Mar
105
.
— —
107
Feb
Feb
12%
Jan
13'A
Feb
1
1%
1%
1%
17,900
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
27%
26 Va
28%
21,700
24'A
Jan
28%
——
—-
99%
Feb
102
Jan
Jan
108
Mar
13 Va
13 Va
•
13'A
Jan
1
common
900
Feb
'
107% 108
5
60
4%
Jan
5%
90
175%
9
177
177%
Feb
Feb
44 %
Jan
9
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
9%
2,400
4
Feb
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
19%
550
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
250
1
19%
130
Feb
32
10
125 Va
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
27
400
26%
Jan
27%
Feb
10%
1%
1
2,500
26%
130
10o
Tel.
Feb
Jan
3%
176
4
Inc
104
400
5%
42
177
2.50
Mills
&
*5%
35
•
Products.
Metal
30
30
8%
23
100
pfd
cumulative preferred—
Vernon-Woodberry
TV
15%
11%
50
11
1,700
10'A
Feb
11%
Jan
31
32
800
31
Feb
35%
Jan
Feb
47/8
Jan
Jan
15 Va
Jan
128
1%
130
1%
Jan
Inc
1
Milling
1
Co
National
(Mich)—
Co
Rubber
Steel
Machinery
National
Telefilm
Car
Jan
Jan
1,306
5
3,200
104%
9%
8% ,-9%
3,600
-
8%
21
—
—
Jan
Feb
5%
116
9%
21
National U. S. Radiator Corp w
9 Va I
:?
9%
7%
1.100
3,000
28%
Jan
7
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
3%
Jan
4
Feb
800
3'A
Jan
4
Jan
13'A
200
3%
32,400
10%
New
Le
Mur
Bristol
New British
New England
New
Jan
5
29%
New
Tel & Tel
Clock
&
Watch
Min & Chem Co
Jersey
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Co
1%
40c
2%
100
1
Jan
3 A
13%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
22
Mar
27
Jan
30
Jan
400
26
Jan
Jan
2,700
30
10%
17%
24
Jan
26%
Feb
Jan
31
Jan
2,300
3
Jan
3%
Feb
2,000
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
4%
9,400
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
12 Va
12%
6,700
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
31%
32
2,000
28%
Feb
34%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
111
Feb
Jan
3%
3%
5%
5%
3%
•
If*
2ft
l.9e
19,200
2U
44,900
1
1
2"
139II
Feb
Jan
Feb
3
2,160
2%
2,100
2
Feb
2%
Feb
8%
*
138% 139%
134
2%
139'A
*
50c
Feb
13
17%
6%
1
preferred
conv
New Idria
common
Dominion Oil Ltd
Feb
Haven
Co
Oils Ltd
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
10
29 Va
3%
5%
3%
12%
31 %
5
Jan
4%
300
22
1
Mar
14
9,700
10%
18
25%
1
Nestle
327/8 Mar
9%
1
Neptune Meter common
Feb
50c
34.00Q
6,400
3%
21 A
30
1
30c
common
Feb
'
31%.-32%
7
Jan
Jan
4
3%
4%,
1
Ltd
*
Associates——10c
23%
A16
3%
National Starch Products common
96
"5%TS%
2,200
—^
-1
10
110
110
12%
13%
2
National Presto Industries Inc
National Union Electric Corp.—
8/5 Jan
11%
3%
3%
-
——25c
Ltd
National- Petroleum
National Transit
24%
500
1
Brewing
12%
100
600
4%
—
1
National Mfg & Stores common
44% Mar
Jan
14%
4%
H%
'
1
National Bellas Hess common
11
8A
14'A
4,700
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
36% Jan
93
4%
14%
10
Corp
700
Feb
4%
N
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
29,300
Jan
4'A
4%
50c
44%
41%
A
Jan
l'A
8
1
Service
National
6 -pa
\
Feb
11'A
*
Jan
Jan
12
50c
common
Jan
,53%
10,800
8%
Jan
,18%
Feb
*
1
Muter Company common—
12%
12%
100
1%
8%
20%
.
Murray Ohio Mfg Co..
5
Muskeg.cn piston Ring common.:—2.50
Feb
11%
1%
8%
~1%
6%
5%
_
10
Muskogee Co common
Feb
8%
9
1
2.50
1
Jan
10
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
10%
16%
32%
45%
35
8,100
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%
100
•.
4.80%' cumul preferred series B—100
: '4.50%
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
•
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America—a.
10c
Mt
4,600
9%
16'A
24 V4
44 Va
•
Refineries
Public
Jan
12%
Feb
600
5%
5%
5
Mining Corp of Canada.
Pwr & Light 5%
Jan
11%
8%
1,600
28,200
17%
50c
Co
convertible preferred
6%
10%
9%
16%
32%
44%
preferred—•
Abrasive
Wohl
4%%
13%
10%
9»A
16%
31
31
Products—
Piping
6 % Mar
6%
Jan
■
12% Feb
3% Jan
Jan
39
25c
1
common
Sugar
400
2% Mar
32
Jan
1
Plating & Stamping
Steel Tube
2,000
6%
13%
3%
18
Feb
3%
1
Co
6% preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp.
Middle States Petroleum common
Feb
18%
16%
Jan
30
1
Co
Mfg
Iron
Michigan
Jan
Jan
17
400
Jan
Mid-West
11%
700
31
Jan
Midwest
3%
17'A
30%
Jan
Feb
48
3%
17 Vt
33%
Jan
4
3%
7
29
99
7
Jan
46%
•
Jan
25
11%J12Va
9%
Jan
7%
Jan
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
6
32%
7%
Jan
Feb
Missouri
9%
•
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
2%
44%
•
International
6%
200
19%
Jan
■
106
5%
1,100
26
3
;
53%
115
6%
7%
29%
National
North
6 %
7%
1,750
6%
2%
5%
129
43%
32
4,300
Minnesota
■
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__10o
Industrial Enterprises Inc
•
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Feb
2,900
31%
I
£1
30%
32 Va
Michigan
Jan
18%
12
Feb
200
£1
National Research Corp
..2.50
4%
27%
Jan
Feb
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Jan
22%
4%
1,200
Feb
Illinois Zinc Co common
Feb
3%
31%
Jan
4
5%
21
9%
26 Va
4
'■
30%
*
5
Feb
21%
Feb
100
Hygrade Food Products
—
8%
27%
4%
600
Hydro-Electric Securities
52,100
31%
Feb
5%
*
9%
22%
& Co common
Dredging
com
3%
5%
120 %
5%
Feb
1
G)
400
30%
(Harvey) Inc common
Oil Refining capital stock—•
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
...5
30%
•
(Del)—10
(A
4%
»
3%
Humble
Jan
31%
•
Miller
22%
Hubbell
27%
30%
5
Mid-West
4,200
—100
5
1,000
13% Mar
—1
Corp
Feb
12%
25%
Jan
30
*
common—
Feb
6,800
preferred
,
common
Feb
31,700
common
Feb
16%
Jan
3%
Stores
1%
2%
*
—*
8V1
Feb
1
Service Co
16%
23%
15
Jan
13%
11%
50c
Corporation
Oil
Public
58%
24%
& Co
Baking Co
6%
600
19,100
11%
Jan
18
*
4,400
13%
2
Jan
,
12%
11%
Jan
7%
14%
12%
13%
•
Feb
2%
—
A
1%
:3%
•
class
56%
x42 %
•
6
1
10
13%
4
2%
6% Mar
Jan
8%
120%
Michigan
Jan
103% 103%
—
Jan
4%
1
200
10%
*
Jan
5%
10,200
4.
3
3,400
x3 %
—60c
1
22
300
5%
Feb
3,000
23%
—
Jan
6%
—.—25c
58%
•
20
'
Feb
9%
50o
,1%
10%
6%
Jan
10
IV*
3%
•
common.
Ltd class A
Hera
5 %
15%
15%
3%
•
Inc
Jan
24%
B
Border's
Hormel
Co
Co
Feb
22%
5
Hofmann Industries Inc
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines
Home
3%
1,600
—2.50
—25c
-4
Class A
Holophane
1,100
1
1
Hercules Galion Products Inc
6%
12%
$2 non-cum dividend shares
3%
77
Feb
Feb
Michigan Chemical Corp
5% Mar
Jan
28%
;—10c
Henry Holt & Co common
5%
Feb
1
1
*
Metal
Jan
16%
100
5%
10
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Feb
200
-'11
,
1
100
100
——1
—
Feb
1A
1% Mar
Menasco
l7/a Mar
88,900
21 va
*
common
Co common
&
preferred
preferred
1
Jan
3%
12%
1%
Mesabl
Jan
5%
9%
x4 %
10%
13 %
Jan
Jan
100
58 V*
__
Feb
3
8,400
300
(R G.)
McWilliams
Jan
"'[■■■ 12%
iVv
9%
•
12%
11,200
28%
30
1
McKee
Jan
275
5%
37/a
Mead Johnson & Co
Jan
g3 V
2%
2%
Jan
10
Chain..
McDonnell
Feb
3,000
3%
—
20%
7%
15Va
Mays
Feb
300
15%
4
Jan
12%
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Jan
4-8%
1%
19%
Feb
5
*
Steel
Midland
15%
Jan
10
(The B) Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Jan
15%
.1
25
Light
Harvard Brewing Co
15%
12%
Manischewitz
Feb
26
5
—1
Plywood Corp
Hartford
Jan
Feb
5
common
Refineries Inc
Mangel
Jan
78
56
1,800
134% 135
28 %
%
M
Feb
176 %' 179%
1
.
Jan
5
Groceterias
Maine
58% Mar
42
2,750
,
29%
•;
41%
10,600
:il%
"69
8
2
Company
Organ
%
Co
Realty
Magna
H
Hammond
Jan
5%
University.
Extension
Midland Steel
Hall Lamp Co
3%
Jan
13%
Lynch Corp
Jan
1,400
'58%
11
Jan
3%
1,000
12%
3%
7%
10
Co
Feb
8,300
x20
5
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
24
' "10 %
12
38%
__
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The)
Co..
Jan
100
15%
5%
12 Va
♦
■
5
Locke
108% Mar
700
29
12%
9%
Jan
Jan
400
20 %
5%
1
5
Class B
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Salle
Loblaw
Jan
25%
157/8
1
Company
1,400
16
r-15 %
29%
—50c
9c
.3
15%
6%
1
Ltd
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Jan
1%
1%
19% Mar
Feb
2
14%
37%
20 Va
B
1
Inc
Mines
Le Tourneau
Jan
4,800
26% >26%
178
Feb
Feb
0...
5%
Lakey Foundry Corp—
cf Delawere
Feb
4,100
1
1
Hydraulics —
Freehold Leases
Grucil
7%
2%
Pacific Tea—
Non-voting common
1% 1st preferred
i
I 5 IS
| 8%
65
,
Atlantic &
61* Feb
Jan
83
83
1
Feb
Feb
14
3%
Company
Apparel
Shores
Lefcourt
—
107%
52 %
—50
Gorbam Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Grand Rapids Varnish
—1
Gray Manufacturing Co.
5
Mines—™
1,400
%
12%
Lear Inc common
125
58
__
3,100
1 Va
Feb
l'p8%
1%
*
2,400
2%
14%
__
.7.50
_
Co
Forge
2%
-—
Jan
x20
5
preferred
Amer
17%
19%
2%
14%
.33 %C
Stores
(The)
Jan
—
1%
10
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Great
18%
19 Va
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
2
1,300
Feb
14%
5
Great
13%
__
La
17/si2
1
Consolidated
25% Mar
Jan
5
Corp
Lanston Monotype Machine
15%
10 %*
Inc
prior
Feb
12%
—
Feb
550
14%
•
Sugar class A
$4 .50
21%
100
5
Rubber Co
Jan
74,900
15 %
B
B
Goldfleld
16,400
13'A
6,700
5%
&6
1
class
1
Class
25%
13%
%
Jan
25
Inc..
24%
23%
%
Kobacker
Feb
Jan
Jan
25%
1
Hotels
4%
22
10Q
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Knott
4% Jan
106
Jan
23%
I,6u0
(IB)
Feb
23%
38,500
2%
3%
25 Va
Glen Alden Corp.
3%
23%
5%
Jan
Jan
.
3% Mar
105
'
— —
3%
.
Jan
2%
2%
V,
-
3
Feb
—-10
Gladding McBean & Co.
Gobel
7,400
4.
—
4%
Feb
7%
Co
29,100
4%
3%
4»A
100
5
Co
1%
41%
5%'
Union
3%
3%
50c
3
& Development
5%
20%
8Vt
Globe
Feb
1
Oil
Lam son & Sessions
Jan
5%
Glenmore Distilleries
Jan
2%
1
Kio
Jan
6%
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
1%
Feb
Kingston Products
Feb
17%
107%
5%
Mar
2Va
5
39%
3
Feb
1
Lamson Corp
1,400
•
Gold
common
4%
'V*.-
Jan
3,700
1
(A C)
600
2
—2.50
Jan
3,600
Giant
Yellowknife
2% Mar
8,500
Company
32
%
•
•
Feb
32,500
5
113
'20 %
3%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Gerity Mich Corp
-
1%
5
Jan
40%.?Sl%
*
' 2
186,000
1%
(Del
500
,2%
16
1
Feb
1
Feb
—
3%
20
Jan
6%
Jan
19 %
41%
6%
Jan
*
Kings County Lighting common..
1
"..I_50
4% cumulative prefferred
Leonard
50c
common
6*
convertible preferred
IGeneral Stores Corporation
Gilbert
29
£1
5
Feb
2%
Company
1,500
%Vj 2
'
reg
Feb
57/a
4
1
r
110%
1,300
4 5%
5%
2%
common—
Ueueral Plywood Corp
5%
_*
25
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
7%
2i7ff
pfd.
(Walter) &' Co..
Kin-Ark
Lake
1,100
f5%
5%
com...1
6%
Jan
Jan
15
—
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
7
Feb
1 Va
Kennedy's Inc
L'Aiglon
100
Mfg Go common
Jan
2 i9a
&
Laclede-Christy
Power
167/a
J
■
Gatineau
Jan
10c
Corp
<D)
Drug
Kropp
-
A). Co
Feb
13%
.—150
Kleinert
.
Canada—
Motor Co
runer
%%•
1
A
Amer
Fox
5
7%
1,800
60%
1
class
non-voting..
voting
B
5%
Jan
*
2
58%
7
14,000
23
>
1%
1,900
"
dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
s
i 7%
22%
••
60%
2.50
(M H) Co Inc
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
Line
2
10
Flshman
Ford
22%
25c
(Phila)
Inc
Sterling
Flying Tiger
>7
1
Ltd
Association
500
27/a
90 %
K
Motors
Kawneer Co
(Max) & Co class A
Falrchild Camera & Instrument
1
common
Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Katz
Factor
Co
O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
%
/
__
High
Jan
Feb
Feb
v
f6
10
2%
88
3,600
5
6%
l/ff
3,600
15%
8%
1956
Low
27/a
Jan
500
44%
2%
27/a
3.90%
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
3%
Shares
14%
4%
25c
$1 or
3
9%
1
Service
for Week
14%
8
1
Warrants extended to Apr
Eureka Pipe Line common
1,000
16
9,800
4
4"
43
10
squire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
\
3%
6
Public
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Low
Investors Royalty
10c
com
Par
High
15%
10%
1
Co
low
5,400
102 % 104
1
preferred
Manufacturing
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
6%
5
preferred
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. I
15%
%
151/0
10c
common..
2
13%
6
100
Emsco Manufacturing Co
MARCH
ENDED
14%
14
20c
pfd
WEEK
Sales
18 %
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Mill work Corp
Equity Corp
15
1
Inc
of
Low
l
FOR
for Week
10%
1,200
8
Feb
10%
Jan
3'A
105,200
2
%
Jan
3%
Feb
44%
22,400
38%
Feb
43 Va
Feb
Feb
19
Jan
3
25c
44%
41%
1
17%
167/a
18%
13,400
16%
34
(1138)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
20c
Oils Ltd
New Pacific Coal &
New Park Mining Co
New
Co
Process
York
New
A_. _10
Airlines
Feb
63
64
43
64
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
3/*
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
6%
6%
7 Vb
4,300
6%
17,700
12
13%
45
11%
900
14%
Feb
Jan
41
Feb
46% Jan
42
Feb
46 %
Jan
50%
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
50/*
SO/*
5012
200
49%
5 Vb
4 ii
5%
29,700
4'%
12%
13
11%
9%
9,900
90
50
100
pfd—
Jan
Jan
2/*
43
Jan
Jan
20,000
13%
Jan
Jan
12
100
3.'u
45
2%
16
Jan
57%
12%
21 h
__1
—
Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Northern
84
Feb
15
-25
Penn RR .Co*———*--*.
North
2
300
_50
pid
North American Rayon $3
North Canadian Oils Ltd—
Northeast
3,200
16
-10
'
3%
Jan
15%
12%
10c
—
class
Cement
2
Jan
"212
—1
Inc
33
'
2%
63
_10
—1
American
CiBSS
2%
2
2%
-10
Norden-Ketay Corp*——
North
16,900
13
Jan
Feb
Jan
103%
Jan
5
3,700
4% Jan
6%
Feb
2Va
2%
5,200
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
3 Vb
9,200
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
13%
14%
6,300
12%
Jan
15
Jan
56 Va
58%
600
52%
Jan
58%
Feb
4 %
3
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4%
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.
Beeman
Ogden Corp
—1
common——— 50C
Ohio Brass Co class B
Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Ohio
■*'■■'
109%:110%
90
108%
Jan
Jan
90c
2%
2%
2%
800
11*
75%
70%
75 %
2,700
69 Va
Jan
5%
5%
1,500
5%
Feb
Town
Corp
1
common
40c cumulative preferred.***—
& Television Inc
.—7
Olympic Radio
Omar
13%
*
100
Company common—*—.-25
Okonite
Old
common-
preferred—
■
Overseas
Securities
125%
'
Jan
2/«
;■
Jan
72%
Jan
6%
Jan
6 Va
Jan
9%
Feb
16% Mar
7%
8%
27,100
5 '/a
Jan
5%
5%
9
10
Inc
Leather
preferred
Shoe
of
Precision
redeemable
6%
redeemable
4.80
•
4.50%
4.36%
red
14.75
dividend
$4.36
div
Pancoastal Petroleum
800
29%
'"■•■, 28%
Jan
31%
Feb
28%
Jan
Feb
29%
Jan
4.567c
25
28%
28%
300
28%
Jan
29%
Jan
4.487c
25
26%
26%
900
26'A
Jan
27%
Jan
4.327c
26
26
200
25%
Feb
26%
Jan
4.08%
102% 103
220
102%
Jan
103%
Feb
Paper
Pan
Israel
Oil
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Park
(C A)
1 Bol
Amer share
Motors
5%
Corp
1
Chemical Company
1
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Penn
of
Corp
Canada
Traffic
Pep Boys
Jan
101%
Feb
Southland
2
Jan
2%
Feb
Spear
Jan
13%
Jan
Spencer
110
Feb
Feb
83
Mar
Standard
Jan
1%
Jan
$1.60
1%
2%
246,600
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
Standard
4%
5%
29,700
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
61%
75
61%
Feb
61%
Feb
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
Standard
Oil
13%
Jan
15% Mar
Standard
Jan
14%
Feb
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
Stetson (J
99%
Feb
107%
Jan
Stinnes
400
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Stop
5
Feb
x6%
Feb
6
10
1,000
27%
2%
2%
2%
4,700
22%
22%
23%
1,000
—2.50
common
8%
8%
2,100
27%
26%
8%
•
common
2%
54
54%
54
54%
11%"
11%
11%
36%
'■■■
7%
53
27 % Mar
2%
Jan
25%
Jan
Feb
8%
Feb
•
1
300
xll%
41%
18%
18%
19
New
Stroock
Tube
Corp common
$1.25 conv preferred
Re da Pump Co
1
Arms
Co
Inc
Feb
5%
Jan
~3%
3%
3 %
1,100
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
57%
Jan
~7%
~5%
8
3,500
5 %
Jan
200
16%
Feb
16%
17%
16 %
16%
16%
1,300
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1%
"3%
2,500
4'A
14,300
i
4
4
•
10 Vb
101
14
14%
23%
23%
500
22%
23
32%
100
31
Jan
20%
3,600
17'A
Jan
21%
59%
75
57%
Feb
62%
20
20
50
20
18%
19
1
4%
Feb
Feb
Talon Inc
Class
class
B
Feb
104% Jan
A
Technicolor
Inc
Calgary
Texas
Power
Jan
17
Jan
Feb
16%
3
3
Corporation
Feb
8
Feb
II_ 1
3
100
96
■—
Inc
1.50
Ltd
Ave
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
1,700
lb
Feb
16%
Jan
9,200
24%
Jan
28% Mar
11%
11%
11%
1(V
110
Jan
14
Mar
15%
Jan
x23
Feb
25%
Jan
Amer deposit rets def registered.
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Oil Corp
—
Feb
23
Jan
Toledo Edison 4%%
Jan
Jan
Trans
Jan
Trans Cuba
11%
4,600
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Trans
100
59
Jan
64% Mar
1%
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
40%
59,100
23 %
7
Jan
8%
Jan
True
3'A
1,500
3%
2%
1,700
2%
Jan
-3%
96
97
Jan
3%
Feb
96
40
Feb
99%
Feb
Feb
16%
Jan
25%
25
26%
900
25
Feb
29%
Feb
13%
13%
1,100
12%
Jan
14%
3%
Feb
400
11%
Feb
14
—20
29
28%
29%
9,300
26%
Feb
29%
25 Vs
300
24
Jan
25%
Feb
12%
12%
1,300
12
Jan
13%
Jan
17
17'A
400
17
Feb
19
Jan
4,100
12%
Feb
14
Jan
13%
'
12%
13%
5
Jan
5%
Jan
Russell
1
~5%
~i
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8,000
4%
Feb
Ryan
1
32%
32
33%
1,100
30%
Feb
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
4%
4
4%
1,300
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
Ryerson
1
6%
6
6%
1,700
5%
Feb
6%
common
"
5%
35
Jan
Jan
s
Inc
Milling Co Ltd-;
series
Cum pfd 4.40%
6%
85
86
5%
3,300
6%
80
Jan
86%
Feb
5,900
5%
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
300
23 %
Jan
24
Feb
8
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 57<?
series
4%%
85
1
2,50
:
—
20
23%
23%
23%
Feb
_
~3
20%
Jan
21% Feb
100%
6%
2,200
1,500
5%
Feb
7
Jan
100
46%
Jan
49
Jan
Union
4
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Union
New
United
United
Co
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Stock
of
Products
Asbestos
Elastic
United
Milk
Corp—*
•
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United
10
dep: rets ord registered
N
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RR
25
common
10
United Shoe Machinery
Preferred
common—25 *
25
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U
S
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S
Rubber
class
Corp
1
—50c
1
23%
23%
2,000
22%
Jan
27%
Jan
3b.
—
53%
Reclaiming
Co
.
37%
Jan
41"%
Feb
Universal
Consolidated
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Universal
Insurance
Feb
21%
Jan
Universal
Products
Jan
2%
Jan
Utah-Idaho
1
.-—25c
129
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
811
Feb
31%
A
24%
Jan
Feb
33'A Mar
7%
Feb
8
5%
Feb
5%
Jan
.
120
227 %
Feb
!230
Feb
Jan
2%
17,400
1
Jan
2%
Feb
13%
1,520
7
Jan
13%
Feb
54%
9,400
52%
Jan
700
37%
Feb;
'
58
38 %
Feb
39%
Jan
14
2%
9,200
38
40 V*
46,700
3%
16%
4%
2%
4%
18
4%
2%
2%
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.T«n
2%
Jan
34%
Feb
40%
Jan
1,400
3%
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4,100
15 %
4%
Feb
2
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4% Mar
Jan
1,100
20,900
Feb
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17%
.
5
Feb
Jan
2% Mar
63
32%
64%
32 %
400
55 %
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64%
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50
30 %
Feb
48%
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48%
1,050
41%
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32%
common...—10
48%
5
4%
4%
4%
4,000
4%
10
Oil
.'l
Co
53%
37%
37%
39%
4
18
4%
2%
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
paee
200
2
11%
2%
United States Vitamin
footnotes
7%
9%
12
2%
1
B
Sugar
—
10c
U
2%
700
1
Air Conditioning Corp
Jan
1
33%
—
227% 223
• —
<&'Canal———100
Profit
Sharing
% preferred
United
10s
Feb
'
9,400
32%
%
7%
Feb
5%
4,300
7iV
7%
6% Mar
24% Mar
1,300
6
Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—-
Feb
Securities Corp General
24%
7%
,
33
common
116
24%
5%
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8%
-*
—
24%
1
5%
—
common—50c
3%
17
—
20
Aircraft
United
__
20
Omaha
common
7%
800
6%
5%
9%
7,100
Jan
48%
Feb
12,100
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
fa
2%
3%
48%
Jan
2
11% Mar
5%
7
19%
Jan
48%
6%
39%
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Feb
9%
*
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•
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3
800
89,800
'
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2,400
2
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2% Mar
32% Mar
4,500
38%
Feb
5Vb
32
51,900
17
12,700
3%
11%
2%
Feb
Feb
6%
2%
2 Vb
3 Va
10%
Feb
Mar
Feb
8%
19%
2
2/o
4%
2
31 Va
~3/r
38%
1,600
16,500
29%
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■
4%
2%
40
%
•
2%
2%
4%
Jan
1,000
8%
1
2,500
2%
2
102
32%
6%
5Cc
100 Vb
30
6%
Airlines
Jan
Feb
250
Jan
30
8%
common
'9%
32
~3%
Western
Jan
30
1
Bcurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Feb
8
32%
l
24
70%
*
Corp
25c
Inc„
x2
Jan
7,800
4%
1
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
Bapphir? Petroleums Ltd
Bavoy Cil Inc (Del)
Feb
100% 101%
2%
Feb
6% Mar
6Vb Mar
8%
2
1.25
—
8
11%
U S
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50c
.
200
200
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63%
100
.
6%
1
-
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20
1
_
1
—
70c
—
_
6 Ve
—
5s
Jan
5
6% Mar
20
series
_
■
Jan
•
Temper
United
Corp Ltd common
—
4%
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.
Union Gas of Canada
Jan
Haynes
.
12%
X
4
u
Ulen
Jan
'
40% Mar
3,700
12%
warrants
Feb
1-
•
(The F C) Company.
Aeronautical Co
Ltd
_
-
Jan
Feb
3%
preferred
Oils
Corp.
Trl-Cofifinental
Jan
12 Va
Oil Co class A_—
Empire
Trans Lyx
31%
29%
Airways class A_. -10c
Caribbean
Feb
Jan
12%
-
1%
110%
37
—
x42%
1%
Jan
27%
Amer deposit
Jan
Jan
Jan
109 %
2,500
Tonopah Mining of*Nevada
Jan
12%
%
50
31%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
rets ord registered..—£1
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
18,200
30%
1
16% Mar
1
18,200
h
31
Construction-
&
1
109% 109%
IIIS
.—
32%
1 %
1.25
common.—
Tobacco
Inc
Realty
1,500
15%
25
common
26%
14%
£1
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Corpi common-*
Tlshman
16%
3%
Jan
21%
Feb
28%
1
Mar
Rolls Royce Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Roofing
38%
3%
Jan
46%
15%
•
Trunz Inc
1
18 Vb
Jan
26%
.
15% Mar
100
Feb
—10
—
24
29%
5,700
Feb
16%
43
5'A Mar
15%
pfd—_
—
Chemical Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
300
7
13%
21 Va
Thiokol
30%
200
7
8%
1
I_150o
Jan
Jan
1
$4.56
Jan
10.900
8%
Feb
3%
9
25c
Light
Thew Shovel Co common
1%
8%
19%
Jan %
Feb
Jan
Mar
5
common
Co
&
16%
5
—.
_
Jan
64%
10%
64
10%
3,200
20
Mar
18%
31,700
32% Mar
7
common
common
Tampa Electric Co common
1%
1 Va
40
1,500
.5%
13%
11
Jan
8A Jan
40%
1
T%
Jan
19
Oil' Corp
Finch
16%
300
23
5%
32%
5%
27%
600
Feb
59
18%
72
7%
14%
Jan
4
19%
1
& Co
Jan
62%
2,600
3%
41% Mar
Feb
30%
13
Feb
10%
31%
18
Feb
Jan
Feb
1,400
600
Jan
Jan
3%
8%
10%
'200
Jan
59%
—
Feb
Mar
7%
10%
16%
8
18%
12%
•
Feb
31%
60%
4
Jan
Jan
25%
17 %
Jan
Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
For
4%
4 Vb
2%
5
1
Argentine Mining Co
Co
1,100
6%
16 Ve
•
Rio Grande Valley
Steel
5%
15,400
Feb
50c
.
Engineering
Radiator
Seaboard
Feb
4%
52,700
13%
20
Inc
Richmond
Bcuiiin
6%
1
w
Feb
Jan
7%
1,900
15%
19%
7%
14%
24
Jan
7%
14
24
Feb
Feb
16%
6%
17%
16%
Feb
18%
16%
7%
Jan
1
Corp
&
Rice-Stix
•
-1
& Co
Oil
Electric
1
19
;
300
2,300
4%
25c
Tilo
10
Jan
1,400
Thorofare Markets Inc
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Jan
Jan
6%
Quebec Power Co.
Rath
16%
Feb
9%
34
5
14%
1
6,300
66%
>-
5%
common
Thor
hallway & Utility Investment A
Rapid Electrotype (The)
Co
Jan
5%
Stylon Corporation
Sun Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
(8)
Jan
—5
Corp.
Inc
common
Jan
8%
32
1
2,200
300
18%
18%
5%
56%
300
Swan
17%
200
11,600
Superior Tool & Die Co
16%
29%
2,300
9%
Jan
Jan
17
60%
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
12%
Jan
29
4"%
56%
2
29
Jan
3
Feb
6%
5
10
14,700
Feb
19%
700
3%
Jan
200
7,800
70
Jan
1,100
12,000
68 %
18 %
17%
31,500
•
Feb
18%
10c
Common
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(Hugo)
Shop
&
Texas
com
16%
46%
7%
100
900
17
2%
101% 102
Feb
17%
46%
2%
10%
5%
1
7
—100
Jan
29
•
14%
Gas
4%
,
Jan
Superior Portland Cement Inc
16%
cumulative preferred
6,000
27
Jan
2%
ft
5%
58%
18%
—
(Del)
Corp
Jan
50
58
7/o
Ltd
Precision
Jan
5%
100
1,600
17
•
—
—
5%
5%
3%
17%
1
common
Jan
5%
*
:—
Feb
5%
*
Feb
Feb
53
100
''
Feb
Jan
Feb
22
400
53
39%
•
2.50
common
Mines
25%
500
25c
20c
Jan
Jan
4%
27%
—
1,950
6
Co
-
5,OQO
1
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
_5%
Aluminum Products common_5
Brewers Inc
1
Inc
1
13%
7%
5
Jan
5%
1
Corporation
&
13%
7%
Feb
5%
5
(A)
101% 102%
101%
•
Jan
4%
•
Parts
1,600
113
100
33
Corp__
—.——
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
"llil
Jan
5'%
74
Feb
9%
(The)
T%
13%
50
~1%
4%
32'%
Corp
9
27%
1
~i%
600
9%
Co
,
Jan
4%
58%
B
Products
68
Va
32%
Starrett
&
class
900
5%
~5%
1
—1
Co—
4
72
10
Standard Tube class B
,--1
common
69
1
—10
1
Light common
(Ky)
Feb
l
Ltd
72
•
Jan
Inc
pfd
5%
21%
10c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
Cum
Feb
60
shares—10s
Lambert Co
Carlos
5%
Feb
Public Service of Colorado—
Ban
16%
Feb
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Salem-Broslus
Jan
18%
Feb
Bt Lawrence
14%
56%
Jan
&
500
2,300
4%
Co
15%
Standard-Thomson
26%
Oil
15%
Feb
Jan
Fifth
Feb
4%
Jan
Russcks
7%
Jan
3%
Royalite
1,100
4%
19%
Field
8%
preferred
Power
Common
2,700
Cablle
7%
100
Standard
3,900
Roosevelt
Jan
Corp„2
Standard
-
Rome
25%
Feb
4%
American
Jan
Feb
Corp of Nevada
Progress Mfg Co. Inc
Prosperity Co class B
Rico
24%
Jan
24%
Remington
300
7
3%
(Robert)
24%
8%
23%
Reliance
24%
10%
24%
Reiter-Foster
Jan
25
Jan
Producers
Reis
27
Jan
Steel
Reading
Feb
Feb
Stein
Corp of Canada
4%%
25%
8%
Feb
Providence
1,100
6
Feb
East Dome
26'A
7
Feb
Mining Co
Telephone
M
25%
4,600
7%
Rico
Preston
25%
2,6U0
3%
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
&
Jan
25
8
7%
Prentice-Hall Inc
44%
9%
Jan
Powdrell &' Alexander
Jan
7%
Jan
Scale
41%
8%
Jan
Pneumatic
700
9%
6
Mines
43 %
7%
6%
Gold
-42%
Packaging Corp—
13
2%
Jan
43%
,
100
5,400
Jan
46%
Feb
Dredging Corp common
preferred
Factors Corp
1,200
10,600
Jan
28
Feb
46%
5
2,100
22.000
58%
F<
W
27
Royalty Co
Convertible
x56
54
3%
3%
Feb
100
50c
7%
Feb
35%
100
Standard .Industries Inc
7%
9%
11%
an
Jan
170
Standard Forgings Corp
7%
Jan
Jan
46%
"5"%
6%
Amer
8%
9
33%
27%
1
20
1
1
3
Ltd
700
9
46%
convertible
7%
common—
x54
1
Jan
x5
1
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc__
1%
21%
Jan
27%
Shoe
78%
,300
Jan
46%
1
150
58
Jan
Feb
12%
18%
25
25
25
Company—
&
18,400
21
Feb
4%
87 a
9
25
Inc
15%
_
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
R
100%
56'A
40%
Jan
4,500
Pipe Line
7%
Johnson
Pioneer
P
Materials Co
3 i'U
Pierce Governor
Pratt
Southern
Southern
1
.
Phillips Screw Co
Power
Jan
Jan
14%
57%
Feb
4 Vb
37
,
2
Petroleum
104%
Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Packing Co.
•
Pinchin
Polaris
California
14%
Philippine
Phillips
Porto
Southern
14
2.50
37"%
4,600
preferred
cumulative preferred
106%
~4%
7,300
35%
cumulative
Feb
~4%
40%
11%
convertible preference
15%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils fc Minerals
39%
10%
preferred
preferred
preference
14%
1
Jan
35
l
(The)
Jan
16%
10%
convertible
Jan
2.50
-
Jan
11%
1,400
35%
2
Ltd
Co
35%
2,000
1
1
cumulative
3,200
5%
50
12
18
California Edison—
original
1%
5%
31% Mar
37
12.50
common
2
B
Jan
—•
Mills
2
Parker Pen Co class A
Class
5%
Feb
Co
Oil
Penn
61%
lc
vtc
Jan
26
11%
40%
1
102%
107
1%
2,700
.
Feb
17%
11%
—*—_*_♦
105
175
Feb
12,200
37
1
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common
%
1
%
%
31 %
jii
•
Inc
1,240
109% 109%
83
80%
Jan
28%
.—.—•
Corp
4.88%
28%
1%
2%
5
-
Feb
700
•
Feb
Feb
2,100
100
4 */2
Jan
28 %
2 Bol
Feb
2,900
5%
28%
vtc
44
Feb
30%
(C A)
Feb
4%
4%
%
—.
Sonotone
29%
Pacific Power & L.'ght 5% pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes common
34%
~4%
Southern
12%
600
3,000
Jan
22,700
Jan
34%
x4%
34
13
Jan
27
"4%
Jan
12%
"4%
31%
(Howard)
28%
13
35%
Jan
Feb
Smith
28%
1
Feb
Jan
31%
Feb
South
2%
44
29%
25%
%
Feb
2%
36%
2,100
10,700
6%
28%
2%
34%
4%
28%
1
33
32%
Feb
25
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.:
31%
34%
Feb
37%
100% 101%
Jan
Feb
Jan
101
Jan
43'A
%
35%
•
105 %
2%
25
preferred
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
106%
104%
58,300
24%
50
Jan
50
13,300
Jan
110
Jan
110%
46,600
23
102%
Jan
4%
Feb
%
Jan
102 %
70%
Jan
4%
105
106% 106%
Jan
4
67 a
4,075
•
68
102 %
%
Xll7% 125%
•
200
1,200
1,600
4%
109
V2
33%
preferred
70
Jan
3
33%
•
Jan
Jan
10%
5%
33%
26
9%
22
Jan
%
33
25
Feb
Jan
3%
200
preferred
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4 .40 dividend cum preferred
8%
9%
5%
3,200
1st
5,500
33
Corp———40c
common
Airways
36%
Pacific
2,100
*
'Rights
36%
red 1st preferred
red 1st pfd
9 Va
10%
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
36%
preferred
Feb
Slick
Jan
Feb
1st pfd—28
pfd series A
6 Vb
43
Singer Manufacturing Co————20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——£1
400
25
1st
1st
Jan
4
2
South
6%
5%
Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Soss
8%
1,000
70
Shares—*——500 fr
American
24%
28
5%
21%
———1
Snnmons-Boardman
24%
1st preferred
1st preferred
Jan
9%
2
Ltd
Feb
12%
105 % 103%
—
Simpson's
2'A
Jan
105%
—
Silex Co common—
Creek
Jan
11%
Canada————•
Ltd
Breweries
Silver
1%
600
107
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class B
39,400
107 %
Corp of America class A
Sicks
Feb
2 Vb
—,—-100
—
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
12 Va
25
common-
8%
8%
—
Sherwin-Williams
24%
6%%
1%
12
—*
Denn
Mining
5
Shawinigan Water & Power———•
Sherman Products Inc.—
——1
—1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1%
20c
common
Servomechar.isms
Jan
125% Mar
13%
Jan
1
6%
Jan
Jan
14%
12'A
6%
18
12%
10c
1
16 VB
100
9
500
2,100
Control
Safety
50
8%
16%
0*ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.,10s
6%
111%
13
16%
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
4%
High
12%
14%
Sentry
Shattuck
Low
12%
16%
•
8%
Seton
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12.50
Co
—1
12,400
9
Low
Corp common
16%
6 Va
—1
Inc
Shares
Berninel Radio
Simca
Oceanic Oil Company
Inc
Bros
Beiby Shoe
Jan
90% Feb
Jan
101%
102% 102%
for Week
High
Feb
16
Mines
Lites
Noma
3
1%
81
III
._—*,
Honduras Rosario
&
2%
9,000
*
New York Merchandise
Nipissing
1%
.*—
Co common
York Auction
New
2%
Par
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1%
Week's
Friday
Shares
1%
—1
—-
common
Oils*—.
New Superior
of Prices
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
MARCH 2
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
—
63
15
—
Jan
5
Feb
Feb
Volume
Number 5513
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1139)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
FOR
WEEK
Sale Price
Par
Low
Van
1
common
convertible
$4
preferred
Steel Co
Vanadium-Alloys
Industries
Norman
Low
High
Venezuela
Vinco
Syndicate
20c
Inc
Vulcan
Feb
88
Feb
29%
Feb
31
Jan
4%
4,500
6%
34%
10%
6%
5%
9
Jan
10%
Jan
5%
Feb
A7s
Peru
Feb
8%
Jan
35
15%
Jan
16%
4%
Feb
5%
Rio
Feb
6,000
(Republic of)
Sinking
Jan
25
(issue of Oct 1927)
Mar
de
A5
Baking
Wagner
7%
a
Co
•
voting
ext
ctfs
•
100
preferred
Waitt
Bond
&
Watch
Co
3%
3%
22%
22%
22%
1
20%
20%
21
1
2%
common
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
$6
&
__
series
10c
*
1.25
100
preference
Wentworth
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities
pfd
4.40%
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Maryland Ry 7%
'
Ltd
—
%s
1921
1st pfd
133%
100
Amer
dep rets ord
Tablet
&
3%
3% Jan
21%- Jan
1%
5%
1,700
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
19 %
Jan
Feb
102%
Jan
5
Jan
133%
V*
Jan
3
140
Feb
4,500
200
22 %
25%
21 %
"w
3%
21%
%
•fa Jan
20%
Feb
the
are
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
10
Util¬
Rails
Rails
ities
98.00
101.43
Jan
600
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
550
7,100
25%
Feb
28%
Jan
Date
%
__1
3%
3%
3%
500
3'A
Jan
4%
15%
16%
100
15%
Feb
17%
~
25
—
pfd_____100
Woodley Petroleum
8
common
14%
,
3%
Jan
159.97
65.32
171.52
65.32
171.69
65.09
171.05
160.70
65.39
172.10
12%
13%
800
12%
Jan
13 %
'
18%
18%
200
18%
Feb
20%
Feb
61%
59%
61%
3,100
55%
Jan
62%
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
2% Jan
8
5s
£1
Ltd
•
2-fa
1%
2ia
14,000
7%
Interest
ieriou
BONDS
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Feb.
$62%
Jun-Dec
inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel
Quar-Feb
6s
4s
Chicago Transit
1998
1
Aug
2%s
series
Authority
1978
3%s
101%
1st
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
101 %
Elmira
Water
series
4s
4s
Fuel
&
Lt
&
RR
Ercole Marrelli Elec
A6%s with
96%
A6%s
Nov
ex
1
19
86%
1953
May-Nop
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
AGesfuerel
Isarco Hydro-Electric
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
RR
1947
69%
73
63
97
98%
100%
100%
the closing prices of the common
and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
based
on
stocks for the week ended Feb. 24, 1956, for composite
groups
112%
96%
14
112%
109
$160%
$52
96%
116
109
1952
1952
52%
Mar-Nov
-
liq tr ctfs—
Midland
May-Nop
Trade,
—
—
98%
100
96
April-Gct
Valley RR 4% 1963
England Power 3%s 1961
Utility
$25 ■■
$99
96
103
93%
96
269.4
2.1
422.1
324.7
1-2.2
399 6
384.4
+ 2.0
44 ;.l
342.0
322.9
+ 1.5
339.5
233.5
156.2
+ 0.6
159.0
309.4
+1-0
335.4
265.6
349.9
+ 1.9
356.4
234.8
157.2
and
304.2
439.8
327.9
+—
;•
312.5
Service
143.6
*
353.4*
Mining
'
*New
High.
101
101
$101% 104
336.0
+
44ci.7*
_
Finance
+ 1.8
413.4
392.8
.—
Gooas
__
330.1
422.1
_
Goods
Non-Durable
Transportation
$100
coupon
Manufacturing
Durable
48%
54
Low
High
Change
336.0*
Composite
—
.-"i:
coupon
Feb. 17, '56
Feb. 24, '56
} 97
Jan-July
1955-1956-
Percent
$25
June-Dec
1970
4s
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
New
4
Co—
1940
1
1967
!
Western
&
debs
conv
1953
debs
6s
7
68.05 Jan 18.
.
SEG Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices
$100
May-Noo
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1953
coupon
80.49 Dec
Low
-
coupon
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Guantanamo
5
100% 100%
Mur-Sept
Range for 1955
High
81.S6
2
2
"
61 %
13
71
65%
98
98
98
81.59
81.53
1___
Mar.
Mar.
89'A
$62
—May
Jan-Julp
1956
5s
1940
1947
1993
78.87 Jan 23
98 %
87 %
70%
71
__Map-Nov
1993—.
B
1965
Mtge Co
1
Nov
29
81.96 Mar
142
~4
86%
87
97 %
'
A
series
3%s
Feb.
81.08
102%
97%
Jan-July
Averages
65
Division—
J
mortgage
Gas
Wed.
142
18
99.26
High
High
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
28
Fri.
150
97.93
Low
1
Low
62%
63%
101 % 106%
$140
June-Dec
1970
A
Jan.
No.
High
81.03
27
Feb.
Thurs.
Low
99.24
99.93
Range for 1956
Closing
Date—
Range Since
Bold
Bid & Asked
99.27
97.90
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Tues.
Bonds
99.26
97.92
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Week's Range
Friday
97.93
99.97
Jan
Ltd—
receipts
99.96
103.CI
101.13
98.07
Mar,
99.36
101.15
97.96
98.05
191.20
97.96
159.62
__
Mon.
Edison
40
99.96
101.23
97.93
160.07
483.65
___
,
Feb
105
12%
__
?
Feb.
171.74
486.69
28-
29_
65.27
485.71
27„
Feb.
160.36
485.00
2'
Feb.
YiT
Jan
104
485.66
Feb.
Feb
9
T7g
—
1
2
Boston
Total
Bond*
Jan
i
Pump
ities
Jan
Newspaper Machine
&
-Bonds
trials
37
_1
Woodail Industries Inc
Steel
Averages
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Stocks
Jan
Amer
warrants;
roads
Feb
•
Stock
with
trials
4%
American
w,"
10
16%
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves
Trans¬
of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v" non-voting stack; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"x w," without warrants.
"M," mortgage;
"w
Grade
Jan
deposit
Ex-stock
r
Second
Feb
American
during
g
range),
Ex-liquidating dividend.
current week.
Grade
Jan
(F W)
transacted
year's
z
Indus¬
7
Woolworth
being
sales
no
distribution,
in
Ex-rights,
65
13
4%
1
5
Lt'4%%
prices;
included
y
Util¬
700
&
Ex-liquidating
Rail¬
" 300
8,000
Corp
Corp
(R C) & Co
Petroleums Ltd
Pwr
f
(not
d Ex-interest,
range).
Indus¬
Jan
27
4%
14
7%
fa
Williams
Wood
range),
transaction
year's
10
7%
%
Jan
37
1
year's
in
First
27
4%
20 %
50
in
(not included
10
—
Wisconsin
6%
transaction
Total
25
preferred
preferred
5%
15
12%
5%
20
Stocks
12
common!
6
20
—
Brothers
5%
30
1
Wilson
6%
6
Jan
37
Wilrich
5
65
22
37
Oil
37%
47
25% Mar
—
River
56%
37
6
delivery
Feb
47
1
(The)
54%
37
Under-the-rule
n
asked
and
issued;
when
listed
Jan
Jan
—
Wichita
54%
5%
Stock and Bond
10
Wickes
54%
$36 %
6
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
bid
Below
20
convertible
54%
2012__Jan-July
.Jan-July
included
(not
Ex-principal,
"conv," convertible;
i,"
Jan
140
Inc
5%%
2s
Jan
Coal
White's Auto Stores Inc
h
Jan
5%
45
3,400
100
Deferred
a
Jan
104
Westmoreland
Mfg
Jan-July
A)
1919—
Jan
143
Westmoreland
Weyenberg Shoe
102%
102
$44
Mar-Sept
Jan
2
136%
133% 133%
25%
"l":
102% 102%
102r
Jan
2%
tive;
Jail
15% Feb
550
47
$60
June-Dec
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates
Jan
3
28,400
270
1,300
40
46
High
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
Feb
23
Jan
2%
139%
3%
103
46
♦
com
1
A Bonds
Feb
Jan
2,200
%
Is
shares
Stationary
Jan.
Low
No.
June-Dec
(Plan
6%s
transaction
for cash
$Friday's
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
June-Dec
_______
value,
par
Odd-lot
action
Jan
18
14,100
5%
110
Jan
20
5
—
•
:
Feb
600
2
138
3
103
2%
139%
Range Since
Bold
High
$65
.April-Ocf
1997
1
Jan
stmpd
Government
dividend,
Jan
5%
200
3%
17
3%
15%
15%
40c
i
5%
3,100
2%
2
3%
Knapp Inc
1,200
5%
Jan
4% Jan
4%
100
108
Ward
Webb
5%
5%
1
preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
4%
30
Inc
cumulative
$2
4%
__
& Asked
$65
.May-Nov
1947
Bonds
Friday's
—
fund 3s
Janeiro
ARussian
w
Aircraft
Bid
Jan
9,100
♦No
Waco
or
Bale Price
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Jan
200
16%
5%
5%
1
5%
104
Jan
95
16,100
7,700
35
16%
Feb
4% Mar
400
29
•
Corp..^
99
9%
5%
10
1
Silver-Lead
6%
400
4%
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Jan
500
96
10
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
6%
6%
30%
4%
Interest
Exchange
Low
6%
„
Stock
High
84
1
Week's Range
Friday
American
29%
6%
__
warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
2
BONDS
Range Since Jan. I
5
•
MARCH
Sales
V
Valspar Corp
ENDED
for Week
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st
due
extended
1953
Power
1st
mortgage
'$176%
Jan-July
1963-—.
to
—
100%
100% 100%
4
102
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1968
3%s
102
102 %
15
99%
97%
June-Dec
Jan-July
$101% 102%
101 %
April-Oct
1
1998_Jan-July
3%s
3s
1971
Water & Power 3%s
1964
1970
Piedmont
$98%
A6%s ex Oct
Harbor
1
1940 coupon
1947
1
Water
coupon
Power
Corp
1960
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1981—May-Noo
3s,
$93
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
.—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s series A 1973
and
ref
series
M,.3s
1973
B
92
101
19761976
E
3s
series F
1979
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Electric
&
1971
3s
3%s
1970
53
92
90
101%
99%
it,:
102%
.,,
94
99%
96
99%
98%
99
100%
102%
102
103%
2,542,850
Tues. Feb. 28
Aug
Aug
ex
1953
1953
1940 coupon
1
1947
1
coupon
United
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
Wasatch
1940
1
1947
1
deb
Corp
coupon
Fri. Mar. 2—___.
97
95%
6s
ser
1963
A
103
99%
100
Total
95
June-Dec
Jan-July
West
Western
Newspaper
Union
1959—
6s
of
Stock
79
88
98
78%
8
102%
102%
14
79
104
Last
Period
Sale Price
April
7s
20-year
ACauca Valley
104%
series
series
A 6s
ADanzig
Port
AGerman
AS
f
or
Bid & Asked
Bold
No.
High
A Hanover
7s
1939
AHanover
ALima
(City of)
(20%
(Prov)
City
Maranhao
AMedellin
6s
$180
190
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan.
Low
stamped
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
High
848,270
stamped
1
A)
Feb-Aug
1951
2%s
$29,000
Government
Bonds
$13,000
51,000
5,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
1958
2008
Mar-Sept
Total
Bonds
$7,000
$49,000
3,000
59,000
—
—
—
53,000
1,131,985
—
Fri. Mar. 2
44,000
14,000
39,000
90,000
1,074.780
Wed. Feb. 29
58,000
23,000
2,000
83.000
$221,000
$145,000
$12,000
$378,000
129,000
$20
——
82
4,864,385
22
22
84
25
125
8
112% 113%
113%
1956
125%
111%
Jan. 1 to Mar. 2
Week Ended Mar. 2
Stocks—No.
19 55
;
1956
75%
73%
75%
155
155% 155%
76
155%
$71
May-Nop
$43%
6,756,845
32,811,464
54,744,152
$221,000
$281,000
$2,065,000
$3,476,000
145,000
June-Dec
$70
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
'
43%
137,000
2.353,000
12,000
51,000
1,053,000
392,000
T
S3.510.000
$6,600,000
43%,
Total
19 55
4,864,385
of Shares
Bonds
1949_:
(Plan
Bonds
Shares)
e
$124
May-Nop
6%s stamped
Domestic
of
1
Germany—
6%s
Foreign
(Number
Range Since
Total
$80
June-Dec
redeemed*
(Peru)
7s
1952
1947
1947
$183,485,503 1 $199,016,900
$86
April-Ocf
6%s
183,327,700
$22,757,300
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
$70
—
*
7s
174,639,900
20,849,800
$19,631,500
$80
Feb-Aug
Munic
1,900,500
966,500
18,655,000
957,925
$80
June-Dec
Waterways
&
Cons
151.000
15,530,200
Stocks
Bonds
Friday's
Jan-July
1951
secured
$58,000
8,787,600
851.425
1952
B
$7,000
$8,000
Week's Range
Jan-July
7s 1948
A
:
147,791.394
$10,000
Bank
Total
110
110
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
98,876,582
105
April-Oct
1946
1947—
ABaden (Germany) 7s 1951
Jan
1955
1956
1955
14,948,531
Government
International
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A20-year 7s
$19,631,500
79%
104
Low
A
._
Jan. 1 to Mar. 2
103%
78%
$106
Feb-Aug
$10,000
$966,500
14,176,570
Railroad and Industrial
$104% 107
Interest
Exchange
$18,655,000
Foreign
103% 104
June-Dec
Friday
American
3,991,000
4, 135,500
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
2,864,740
144,500
Bonds
26
$102% 103%
June-Aug
1960
5s
4, 252,000
3, 027,000
1956
Stocks—No.
U. S.
95
92
$100
June-Dec
Traction
162,000
197,000
W eek Ended Mar. 2
$100
$25
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Ponn
4,090,000
2,830,000
97
$100
1956
coupon
3,921,180
2,414,120
102%
97
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
4, 001,000
192,000
3,809,000
Sales
$4, 216,000
$10,000
$271,000
$3,935,000
Bond
Bonds
99
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1956
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Government
Bonds
14,176,570
•
Thurs, Mar. 1___„_.~
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with
A6 %s
2,433,680
United States
Bank
Foreign
100%
102%
$98%
Mon. Feb. 27——
Wed. Feb. 29
98
$99 % 100%
April-Ocf
1970
3%s
(Calif.)
Gas
Gas
99%
$104
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
5
$94% 100
Feb-Aug
series
92
100% 101 %
$98
Feb-Aug
3%s series D
Shares
102
$99% 100%
———Feb-Aug
2%s series C
3s
90%
150
147
148% 150
lnt'l
Railroad
Stocks
Number of and Miscel.
$25
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-J«lj/
Terni
98%
102
101%
$99
Hydro-Electric Co—
with Oct.
A6%s
1st
Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange
$100
1960
mortgage
Pennsylvania
Public
101%
103%
102
99%
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
1st
Safe
1953—
6%s
mortgage
6%s
Ohio
$378,000
$469 000
771,000
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1140)
36
.
.
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
Par
American
Motors
Tel
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Albany RR_.———
Boston
&
&
Boston
&
Pers
100
56%
Eastern
Mass
6%
cumulative
5%
cum
Ry
Gillette
preferred cl B
E
Tel
Y
N
&
Norbute
Olin
Tel
H
Co
5%
Rexall
61%
52%
30
26
30
440
53%
Feb
60
Jan
57%
60%
2,543
52%
Jan
60% Mar
43%
44%
837
40%
Jan
44%
Feb
39%
40%
311
34%
Jan
40%
Feb
747
114%
Jan
20
14%
Jan
59%
125% 129
14%
14%
133%
133
129
14
:
Jan
'V.
Feb
129
14%
Jan.
133%
Feb
13%
13%
225
12%
Jan
13% Mar
16%
17%
3,158
16%
Jan
17%
138 % 139%
571
134%
Jan
139 %
Feb
25
22%
Feb
28%
Jan
23%
23%
Jan
2%
2%
1,340
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
56%
430
51%
Feb
58%
Feb
50%
50%
29
49%
Feb
52
Jan
23%
24%
788
22%
Feb
25%
Jan
24%
50
9%
9%
120
9%
Feb
10
Jan
♦
22 %
22%
209
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
*
32%
32%
96
32%
Feb....
34%
Jan
1
60
60
56
Feb
63
Jan
•
25%
26%
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
2.50
10
925
21%
22%
1,326
•
54%
52%
54%
3,099
53%
53%
54%
359
5
54%
55%
U
50
61%
61%
Smelting Refining & Mining
Waldorf System Inc
14%
Corp
59%
12.50
60
Consolidated
Consumers
25
Davidson Bros
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Jan
Goebel
Feb
__
_
_
new
common
—
Jan
56
Feb
Jan
61%
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
Feb
60%
Jan
Oil
Hoskins
&
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
20
American Laundry
-
Cincinnati
Electric
Gas
&
Cincinnati
Mill
Mch
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Preferred
Cincinnati
U Stk
_
_
._
_
_
50
(The)
Unlisted
Jan
Rockwell
Jan
Rudy
41%
Feb
Scotten
83%
698
88
Feb
91
Jan
Sherman
5%
925
Feb
Studebaker, Packard
—
-
109
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
36%
Feb
41%
Feb
Udylite
Feb
121
'
Mar
47
Feb
52%
Jan
43%
Jan
48%
101% 104
1,482
94%
Jan
—
^
7
Feb
16
Feb
40
Canadian
Jan
32
_
___
61%
25
168
62%
Jan
69%
90
21%
Feb
22%
-
—5
—
Chemical
Federated
General
General
_
_
Jan
186%
Feb
Feb
83%
Feb
78%
240
65%
Jan
78%
Feb
54%
206
47
Feb
55%
Jan
17%
121
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
Alaska Juneau Gold
7%
170
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Alleghany
35
13'/a
Feb
14%
Jan
500
Motors
Admiral
Aeco
Air
International
Loew's
(Un)
Feb
2%
Feb
Feb
159%
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
33%
70
32%
Jan
35
Jan
American
57%
35
53%
Jan
57%
Feb
75
20
72 %
Feb
86%
Jan
61%
193
55%
Jan
61% Mar
31%
86
30'/a
Jan
31 % Mar
16%
213
15%
Jan
16%
32%
20
31%
32%
25
26%
Jan
47%
175
45
Jan
Jan
32%
Jan
65%
,
Feb
32% Feb
48%
Feb
57'/a
Jan
65%
Feb
71
215%
Jan
232 %
Jan
77%
Jan
82% Mar
39%
39%
33
36%
Jan
41 %
Jan
33%
33%
33%
40
33%
Feb
34
Feb
59%
58'%
59%
306
53
Jan
58%
Feb
—
224
■
45%
*
44%
38
—25
67
_
_
46%
285
42%
37%
Ward & Co
Register
*
Inc
130
36%
68
105
67
23%
23 Vs
75
18%
90%
90%
50
38%
39
69
21%
22%
44%
45
52%
90%
*
_
38%
67
_
Cash
2%
Feb
3
2,056
28%
Feb
29%
Distillers
New
York
Ohio
Pan
«
Central
_
Edison
Oil
Radio
_
Socony
__
Feb
46%
Jan
52%
18%
19%
23%
23%
7
Jan
38%
Feb
Mar
72%
Feb
Jan
23'/a
Feb
85
Jan
94%
34%
Feb
30
80
21 %
Feb
22 V2
.
——
100
40%
Jan
473/8
Jan
6
49 %
Jan
52%
Feb
70
16%
Jan
19%
Feb
22%
Feb
25%
Jan
23%
—
—
3
44%
»
_
Standard
__
Brands
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
-
_____
—
115
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
42%
43%
128
38
Jan
44
Feb
44%
45%
41%
Jan
J)
-
15
49% Mar
53%
Jan
421
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
62%
60%
62 %
150
70%
20%
21
40%
53%
—
—
159
56%
Jan
68
64%
Jan
70%
Feb
132
19%
Jan
21
Feb
41%
12
39'%
Jan
43%
Jan
54%
137
48%
Jan
54%
Feb
154'% 159
_
_
.—10
58%
57%
58%
24
9%
14%
_
Union Carbide
Rubber Co
53%
_
Edison
U S
51%
53%
Sunray Oil
U S
Feb
140
35%
25
(Ohio)
_
45%
51
34 %
24%
Standard Oil
Studebaker
77
49%
•
(Ind)
(N
5
(when issued)
*
Steel
112
78
143%
Jan
307
50%
Feb
53% Mar
177
47%
Jan
58% Mar
Feb
10
9%
11
24%
145
14%
113 %
62 '/a Mar
9
159
Mar
Jan
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
20
14'/a
Feb
14%
Feb
90
103%
Feb
113% Mar
55%
55 %
29
52
Feb
55%
Feb
,-16%
56%
56%
58%
225
51%
Feb
58 %
Jan
-12%
59%
58%
60
244
57%
Feb
60%
Feb
10
47%
47%
48%
175
47%
Jan
49%
Jan
_
1__
We8tlnehouse
Woolworth
24%
35
Vacuum
Co
Toledo
'
*
B
(F W)
Airlines
American
8
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
200
3%
3,240
3
Jan
33
232
32%
2,750
11 %
Feb
46%
1,368
40%
Jan
9%
1,752
3% Mar
Jan
14%
33
Bosch
Inc
Feb
46%
Mar
9%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
14%
Jan:,#*'
6%
11%
6%
162
12%
1,155
2%
220
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
12%
110
12 %
Jan
13%
Jan
28
493
31%
Jan
4
800
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
610
17%
Feb
18%
Jan
4%
Jan
27%
4
18%
,
27%
Feb
4%
200
4'/a
Jan
2,449
9%
Feb
>
Z
Transit
footnotes
4%
see
—
paere
.
45.
Jan
10%
Feb
7%
1,500
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
14
14%
1,620
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
48%
48%
200
45%
Feb
48% Mar
1%
1%
1,100
1%
Jan
6%
Lmr
■
1%
1993
—
55
55
Jan
1.20
Cyanamid
American &
American
Amer
Co
Potash
American
Chem
&
blass
Radiator &
American
SS
Smelting & Ref
American
Tel
American
Tel
&
Jan
Feb
39%
37/8
3%
175
3%
Jan
4%
8V2
9
925
7%
Jan
9
5%
5 >/8
260
5
Feb
5%
all4% all4% all4%
10
a—
a695/s a71%
319
67
Feb
107% 107%
171
101
Jan
107% Mar
23%
Feb
24% Mar
__
r
107%
24%
Corp
*
(Un)
(Un)
&
Co.
Oil
(Ill)
&
Feb
17%
Jan
27
45
Jan
43%
70
1,143
63%
Feb
70
14%
128
8%
8%
14% Mar
19
1,330
55%
55%
'
:
.
__
__
__
a65%
a„
21%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
15%
Jan
8%
Jan
7% Jan
1,460
22%
Feb
Mar
a__
Jan
22% Jan
55% Mar
55%
470
185
185
1,722
179%
Jan
186
Feb
75%
76%
985
75%
Feb
83
Jan
49
49
385
47%
Jan
51%
Jan
76
78)4
1,002
67%
Jan
78%
a63% a65%
85
71
Feb
71%
Feb
47
Feb
53%
Feb
18% Mar
50
Jan
Feb
52%
53%
531
18%
17%
18%
720
1
16
Feb
17%
17%
518
1
15%
Jan
50
al49
al45%
al49
617
142%
Jan
10
(Un)
a38
a37%
a38
195
37%
Jan
39%
43%
43%
135
42%
Feb
43%
Feb
7%
7%
1,430
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
__
5
Refining Co
17
25
450
22%
10
Ashland
160
400
46
14%
__
10
(Un)
a20
68%
22%
50
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un)_
Corp
72
25%
al06% al03% al07%
25
Armco
Steel
658
25%
__
•
*
100
(Un)
24%
Jan
a—
al8%
__
70
•
(Un)
new
24%
'
1.40
45%
25
American Viscose
Anaconda Co.
Co
Jan
95c
365/8
5
Tobacco
21
475
*
B
a__
16,450
10
(Un)
v
1.20
12%
Foreign power (Un)
Corp (Un)
High
___
19% Mar Z
391/3
•
Motors
a—
430
1.15
g
*
(Un)
Low
50
19%
33%
*
American
19%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
__
2%
;
Shares
__
1
(Un)
for Week
of Prices
a63% a63%
__
19V4
*
Co
Sales
Range
Low
Corp (Un) ____2
Can
Exchange
Week's
1
(Un)
Arma
American
(Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic Refining Co
(Un)
Atlas Corp (Un)
Avco
Manufacturing Corp
(Un)
.
1
' *
__5
"
3
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Baltimore
Bandini
Bankhne
Barker
$2,075
55
Feb
59%
Feb
Ohio
&
__
Oil
13
RR (Un)
Petroleum
100
Co—
17%
148
4%%
preferred
Barnhart-Morrow Cons
Basin
Oil
Beckman
Bell
Co
Corp
Aviation
Black
Blue
Oil
(Un)
Chica
Bond
Stores
Borden
Co
Mining
5
Corp
t
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
15
(Un)_.
Finance
Burlington
Burroughs
&
C
Canada
•
Plan
60c
Industries
Corp
Super
Dry
conv
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Packing
Ginger
840
7%
Jan
8%
a20% a20%
25
20%
Jan
22
Jan
40%
30
Jan
40%
Jan
40%
65c
3,800
9%
9%
655
29%
692
24%
25%
.40
55c
25c
9%
27
Jan
Feb
Feb
70c
Feb
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
30% Jan
262
24
Feb
25%
Feb
54
54
131
50%
Jan
56%
Feb
2%
2%
4,695
1% Jan
2%
153%
154
664
13%
14%
5,946
23c
21c
25c
11,702
18
15%
18
3,557
__
14s,'8
-
__
4%
__
__
a75% a76%
485
146
162
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
21c
Feb
32c
15%
Feb
18
Mar
70% Jan
77
Jan
414
13,964
ai5% al6%
130
16
a59% a53%
77
a__
374
Feb
3%
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
Feb
16%
Jan
___
a__
a
(Un)
Budget
8%
45
45
45
592
41%
Feb
45
10
Stores
Companv
1
_1
(Un)_^
Broadway-Hale
8%
__
5c
2
Budd
8i/8
L_
•
Corp
Inc
Feb
6
__
5
2
Oil
Jan
45%
Jan
29 %
50c
Boeing Airplane (Un)
Bolsa
15%
Jan
3%
__
1
(Un)
Mammoth
Feb
43%
987
1
Co
Diamond
13%
220
6
55c
20c
Benguet Consol Mining (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bishop
300
45%
5%
„
1
Calif__
14
45%
__
■*
50
Instruments
Aircraft
Bendix
of
-
10
common
Jan
14
i
1
Corn
Feb
Jan
5%
'
1
Co
Bros
California
For
Jan
14%
,
8
10%
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__i
Amer
C
BONDS
Cincinnati
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
69
class
new
Southern
New
5
*
_
Tobacco
(R Ji
_
——■
.33 %c
_
_
Corporation
Reynolds
50
__
new.
Sears, Roebuck
Sinclair
_
1
_
_
_
Pure
45
12
American
Airway
Pennsylvania RR
1—
Pepsi-Cola
?
_5
_
Jan
29%
7
»
National
Feb
675
8
9%
__1
1%
62%
—
_
.
_
400
•
4 %
10
15 %
61
—
*
Montgomery
National
Corp
Mining
147%
-5
Tobacco Co___
_
_
2%
10
_*_•
(Un)
5
136
-1%
Harvester
Myers
Inc
Co
Allied
Armour
Liggett &
Jan*
12%
10c
Corp
Reduction
65
2%
5
new
4%
12
1
15%
155
39%
_
Feb
9
——25
Corp
Artists
Pictures—
Allied Chemical & Dye (Un)..!
Allis-Chalmers Mfg (Un)_
Aluminium Ltd (Un)
14
82%
___
_
3%
45%
Sale Price
Inc (Un)—.
75%
226%
_-10
Department Stores
Electric
Industries
179%
32%
■
47%
225%
Auto-Lite
340
4%
33
Par
ACF
353
81%
_5
_
_
Pont
Electric
-
—7
Kodak Co
Jan
3%
18
.
210
'
Eastman
5%
1%
Last
.
78
46 %
-'
—
Light Co
&
Feb
14%
Jan
Los Angeles Stock
Jan
32%
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23
Feb
3
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22%
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16
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13
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1%
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33 %
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Feb
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103%
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15
Jan
16%
Feb
20
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381
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Feb
28%
125
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22
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8%
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Jan
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Feb
3%
8
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Drewrys
400
15
22%
1
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495
33
31%
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23
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15%
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74
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Kaiser Motors
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74
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Power
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Howell
Cincinnati Stock
33
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High
4
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Chrysler Corp
22%
14
1,851
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15%
1
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54%
56%
20
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58%
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>
51%
50.
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Jan
20%
104
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Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
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Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
53
5
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
51
25
Co
Co
Detroit Stock
Feb
55%
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U S Rubber Co
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Feb
53%
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S
39
Jan
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Feb
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Jan
139%
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
Feb
11%
20
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Torrington Co
Union
Jan
44%
15%
34
100
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Webster
&
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53%
1,241
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Shawmut
374
141
20%
Feb
100
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Chem
RR
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52%
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17%
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Pennsylvania
Feb
31%
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798
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100
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Jan
18%
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155
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Jan
145
58%
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Feb
51
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79
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137
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Jan
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9
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Canadian
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Chicago Corp
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177
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5,525
140
34%
7%
5
Jan
2,185
34
34
8%
25
Pacific
Southern
34
34%
2
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Jan
175
36%>/36%
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„
25
6%
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25%
357
<-;1.10
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preferred
30
26%
1.05
6%
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Southern
18c
31%
8%
581%
9
1,985
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40c
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—
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Jan
40c
Feb
85
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85
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385
35%
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150
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41
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Co
Bylvania
Oil Corp
Gulf
586
8%
Feb
9(4
Jan
105
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
552
67
Feb
72%
1.40
Jan
Feb
51%
Feb
17%
Jan
32%
Feb
34
Feb
2,170
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10%
Feb
24
24%
1,236
22%
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24% Mar
24%
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1,090
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7
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—
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22
46%
47%
48%
662
43 %
Feb
48% Mar
a28% a28%
90
29%
Feb
31% Jan
Feb
89
120
Feb
•
—
35%
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1,398
35
Jan
common
50c
25%
25%
25%
630
(Un)
10
35%
35%
35%
1,291
5
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1
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9
1,090
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Jan
26%
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Feb
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90
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Feb
26%
Feb
1,539
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Jan
25%
Feb
16
Feb
17% Mar
25
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Inc
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com
Airlines
Corp
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Tri-Continental
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1
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a31%
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33 %
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25
Jan
—
Jan
125
Jan
37% Jan
27
Feb
35% Mar
a__
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—
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Feb
Feb
16%
570
10%
25
Prod
American
Jan
9(4
220
32%
9%
1
Oil—
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Texas
TreeSweet
16%
32%
11
Texas
Textron
16%
•
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(The)
Transamerica
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5
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of
„
10
Corp
Electric
Jan
21% Feb
10
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Mid-Continent
Superior
TXL
——
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Sunray
Tide
Feb
Oil Co
Stanley Warner
Jan
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8%
1.25:^
50%
1.30
50%
22% 122%
__
23
165
50%
•
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Southern
585
—
Feb
38%
-
20%
Feb
22 %
1
Seaboard
Solar
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5 %
Feb
35%
50 %
5
Schenley Industries (Un)_
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Jan
38%
*
preferred
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38%
1
2,030
34%
21%
*
Incorporated
Gas
Jan
47%
10
Diego
39
—
12%
120
5
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Lead Co
27
38%
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Regis Paper Co (Un)
I
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4
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25
39c
1
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3
(Un)
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Aeronautical
Feb
9
__
55
33(Ac
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—
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38% Mar
Jan
l
& Gas
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a81% 482%
18
Jan
53%
1
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35
474
50
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22%
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57
•
•
490
55
10 Va
2,135
—
—
38%
1
Jan
23%
__
,
3% Jan
—
55
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
24
;
—
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2% Jan
a—
36%
38%
50
Radio
Jan
43%'*-43%
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.
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Feb
44
38
26%
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5
24
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50
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44c
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(Un)
127
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1.10
25
26,497
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77% Mar
4
(Un)
Incorporated
202
38%
24%
—
2.75
2%
3%
1
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)_
Philco Corporation
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
46%-«446%
—
48%
2.40
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2.40
100
common
Penney (J C) Co (Un)Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
26c£ 27c
31%
,
Jan
•
common.
Oil
Pan American World Air
Jan
23%
94% Mar
10
Co
Jan
Jan
1
(Un)
(R H) & Co (Un)
Magna vox Co (Un)
(Glenn
Jan
86%
2%
Macy
Martin
Jan
565
•
Co
18
94>£4%
•
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Aircraft Corp
(P)
Jan
4%
—
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Lorillard
18
100
Jan
50c
Lockheed
Jan
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Petroleum
Feb
13
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Libby McNeill & Libby (Un)
Liggett & Mvers Tobacco Co (Un)
Loew's
Pacific
Pacific
Jan
—
30 Va
25
Pacific Lighting
common
Pacific
Petroleums
Ltd
25% <25%
*
;
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Lincoln
—
43(4
Jan
37%
•
&
Land
a—
Feb
12%
14%
7%
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Copper
County
—
42%
1,210
42% Mar
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10,172
Feb
33 %c
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Kansas
Lear
(Un)
Co
Feb
25
preferred
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•
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&
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14%
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Oil
53%
Jan
36%
6%
(Un)
International
International
60
64%
6%
\
Feb
39%
1
Imperial Development
Interlake Iron Corp (Un)
Intex
58
30
10
(Un)
RR
Feb
519
12%
—
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Foods
Illinois
Jan
42%
530
*
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Honolulu Oil
Howe Sound
31(4
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1
A
407
Jan
40
41% '42%
50c
Jan
25%
Feb
a38% a38%
5
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Oil
preferred
28%
14%
25
Holly Development
Home
5%%
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35%
42%
1
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preferred
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72%
2,263
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•
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Jan
660
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25
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86
10
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Feb
50
—
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
404
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79%
5
(Un)
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Rockwell Spring & Axle
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2,326
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Ohio
18
42%
2.75
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1,084
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52
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106
—
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Good Humor Co
50
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39
13
5
Gladding, McBean & Co
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Gimbel Bros (Un)
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39
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226
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39
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28(4 Jan
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36
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Jan
42%
5
14% Jan
25%
3
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238
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25
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•
Rayonier Inc (Un)
*
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Gair
Jan
17%
1
Republic Aviation
(Un)
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
5
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Tiger
41c
Jan
26(4
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all% $
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22
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9
55
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55
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2.05
162
55
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.
51
51
—
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Feb
195
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460
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Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)___5
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;
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1
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__
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Feb
43%
4
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21
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ElectroData Corp
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Feb
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216
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200
82%
10
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37%
410
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Paramount
15%
Feb
236
22%
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—
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58 %
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48%
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53%
50c
Douglas Oil Co of Calif——
v
190
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Jan
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2,253
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Feb
—
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Pacific
2!4
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a38%
87%
a—
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Feb
2%
1
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9% Jan
32%
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41%
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5
25
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Feb
28%
5%
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Feb
8%
465
*
-
39%
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55
1
Oil
Jan
649
a46% a47%
100
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Jan
94 Va
89%
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89%
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Pabco
a—
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1_5
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Cudahy Packing Co
450
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132
9
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1
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3%
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202
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Jan
a36'4 a37%
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8(4
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1
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41%
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f
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new
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•
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26
46 Va
(Un)_
RR
Aircraft
Oceanic
26
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33%
■
17.%
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Pacific
Occidental
Jan
a20
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Jan
1
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Northrop
42%
50c
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Northern
Jan
48(4
(Un)
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26%
Central
North American
a—
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(Un)
Continental Motors
4
Feb
—
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765
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Mining & Chemical
Norris
46
1
England
Noraon
Jan
30% Jan
45%
32
1
Idria
-Niagara Mohawk Power
Jan
Feb
Jan
1(4
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Feb
64%
24
25
Consolidated Electrodynamics
Foods Corp
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Feb
Feb
10
(Un)
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Jan
61
Jan
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85
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18
4
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31
21
16
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31
5
Gypsum Co (Un)
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_—
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170
10
(Un/
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—
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31%
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t
Feb
;
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57
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a—
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Jan
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57
31
—
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37
54%
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26% Mar
110
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i
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.
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367
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.
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6 %
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Chesapeake & Ohio
*
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2
Sale Price
Low
33%
10
Certain-teed Products
Cessna
5%
10
12%
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
MARCH
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25
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ENDED
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Shares
2
RR
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WEEK
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Jan
22%
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Feb
21
Feb
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24%
1
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•
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1
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160
29%
Feb
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Air
37
Jan
37
Jan
United
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Jan
36%
Jan
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1,010
32%
37
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5
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U
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Gas Corp (Un)—
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—
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4%
Feb
881
25%
Feb
28% Mar
24%
365
19%
Feb
23
Jan
Universal
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a313/4 a313/4
10
30%
Jan
31%
Jan
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27
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57
64
1
104% Feb
52
a—
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428
37 Va
Jan
—
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112%
Feb
60% Mar
a__
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411
54
265
51%
Jan
54% Jan
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31%
150
30%
Jan
31%
41 %
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54
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465
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•
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a__
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17%
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58%
60%
16
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„
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(Un)
(Un)
20%
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50
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102
Co
(Un)
Calif
RR
24%
41%
205
37%
Feb
41% Mar
a53% a56%
139
51%
Jan
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Feb
58%
3,250
Feb
58%
Feb
64
65
794
53
Jan
65
Feb
28%
28%
100
28 %
Feb
28 Va
Feb
56%
51%
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
S8
.
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
(1142)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Lit Angeles Stock Exchange
Bros
Petroleum
Corp (Un)„_*
(Un)
;
5
Pictures
<U»)
Corp
(Un)
Kentucky Coal Co
West
Air
Pacific
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Wilson
Co
&
"^oolworth
Worthing
(Un;
Inc
(Un)
Wt
(P
59
—
Gray
Stores
45
Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Great Lakes Dredge &
a-', '
a__
29%
Jan
31
Feb
30
19%
Feb
20%
Feb
50
64
Feb
64
Feb
Greyhound
Corp
110
20%
Feb
Grlesedieck
Co
169
Feb
20
60 %
Feb
Feb
50%
Feb
Hammond
Jan
39c
Jan
343
13%
Jan
14% Mar
405
47%
Jan
58%
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66
a--
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Jan
Hibbard
Bartlett
Spencer
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Exchange
Central
1974
Jan
22 ¥2
Feb
297 s
1,400
25
Jan
30
1%
1%
33
400
1%
800
Feb
17,4 Mar
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
33
Feb
14 ¥4
14%
Feb
1474
Jan
10 V
107 b
107/8
133
10
Jan
11
Jan
94%
91%
94%
1,000
85
Jan
94% Mar
6%
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■
6%
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14
1,500
6%
Feb
27 VA
28
300
22 V2
Jan
31
27
28
950
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Jan
29
7%
Jan
Feb
Jan
26%
26
26 ¥2
500
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
12%
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Feb
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Jan
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50%
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Jan
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1,700
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64
300
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23
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Feb
23
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Feb
64
Jan
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Jan
21
Feb
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6%
33%
1
10
Co
Steel
Indiana
650
3
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Feb
22 ¥2
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Corporation
Hupp
18
65 ¥,
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10
Organ Co
Werner Corp
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Jan
32 ¥4
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3
Harnischfeger Corp
Helleman <G) Brewing
57
140
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1%
Jan
17
1
Feb
46%
1,198
Feb
29
29%
1
30c
3,175
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60 ¥2
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25
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600
18
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—
Feb
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10
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Corp
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10
Wllliston Basin Oil Exploration
Feb
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59
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273
38%
Jan
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for Week
of Prices
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•
22%
74%
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High
Low
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Western
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30
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Washington
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Last
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Jan. 1
a34% a34%
—
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—
Friday
STOCKS
High
Low
Chemical
Warren
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Warner
MARCH 2
ENDED
for Week
STOCKS
Virginia-Caro
WEEK
Sales
(Cont.)
Feb
1674
Feb
Feb
'
Steel
Inland
Last
STOCKS
Steel
9
Corp
Advanced Aluminum
Castings
19%
19
20%:
International
Nickel
Feb
42%
Jan
International
Packers
Jan
32%
Jan
International
Paper
Mar
21%
Jan
International
Tel
19
8%
8
8%
250
8
9
8%
9
900
7% Jan
58%
61
8% Jan
60%
70%
70%
70%
600
24%
24%
25%
2,600
5,550
46
Jan
9
610
Jan
Jan
Feb
65% Jan
71% Feb
22%
25%
American
Cyanamid
American
Investment
American
Viscose
&
Light Co
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
Alum
25% Jan
27
Jan
Kansas
Feb
47%
Jan
Kansas
Power
68%
70%
1,000
61
Jan
70% Mar
1
7
16%
(Un)
9
16%
24%
Feb
2,800
76%
23
48%
1,800
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2,900
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50
32%
Jan
35 ¥2
Feb
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38%
1,700
36 ¥8
Jan
33 ¥4
Feb
29%
31
1,200
28 ¥2
Feb
32
Jan
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82
79%
Jan
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1
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&
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Feb
Laclede Gas Co
4
46 %
Jan
51
Jan
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common
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78
75
78%
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66%
Jan
78%
Feb
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Feb
43
Jan
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Jan
41
Jan
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35
Feb
200
3874
Jan
41
1,300
21 ¥2
Jan
22 ¥2 Mar
100
131
115
52%
53
2,100
46%
Feb
53%
Jan
Warrants
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Santa
&
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Refining Co
Avco
Washer
14
Feb
700
6%
Feb
8%
Feb
Louisville
5,600
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
140 %
Jan
150%
12 %
Jan
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings
Aelden
(Un)
14% Mar
Jan
Marshall
9%
Jan
Martin
7%
3,100
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Manufacturing Co
Bethlehem
Sons
Corp
Brothers
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&
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Central
&
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500
43%
Feb
5
1,300
374
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5
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10
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Feb
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Jan
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300
23 ¥4
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26% Mar
53
44%
53
6,550
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Jan
53
Mar
56
56
56
56
Mar
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Brick
Mickelberry's
24%
Jan
26%
Feb
Middle
50
Jan
58%
Jan
Minneapolis
Jan
2%
Feb
Minnesota
400
146%
Feb
350
20%
Jan
18%
19
32%
400
43%
45%
1,000
1,900
165
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24
Jan
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Jan
19
Feb
31
Jan
34%
Jan
38%
Jan
45% Mar
68
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Feb
74
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
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5
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55%
55%
55%
100
51%
Jan
55%
Feb
30
28
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30
Feb
10
30
29%
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27
27%
425
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
25
58%
56%
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Jan
57%
Feb
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Com common
(Un)
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24%
23%
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•
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Jan
31
Jan
Feb
46
Feb
41%
400
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1,900
9
Jan
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17
132
Feb
9% Jan
135
Jan
2,200
72%
Feb
85%
61%
58%
61%
2,100
55%
Jan
61% Mar
30%
32%
800
30%
Feb
32% Mar
46%
48
2,700
43%
Jan
48%
Jan
96
96
50
95%
Jan
98%
Feb
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38%
38%
Jan
Cement
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Jan
39%
550
27%
Jan
30
15%
15%
16%
2.100
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
29
42%
42%
42%
5,100
41 %
Jan
42%
Feb
70
71%
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71%
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50%
100
49
Feb
50%
Jan
72%
74%
300
72%
Feb
76
Jan
1
8%
25
Co
36%
Cudahy Packing Co
5
9%
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1
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9%
31
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&
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Company
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9
36%
900
200
8%
35
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Chemical
Corp
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
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Mont
Du
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Air
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Lines
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(Un)
Inc
9%
1,200
7%
Jan
32%
2,000
26%
Jan
9% Mar
32%
Feb
Paper
Corp
Flour
Foremost
of
Four-Wheel Drive
Fox
(Peter)
Feb
35%
Jan
40
40
41
1,150
38
Jan
56%
Jan
65%
64
65%
2,200
57%
Jan
65%
Feb
20%
20%
100
Jan
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Feb
8%
8%
100
Feb
9%
Jan
226%
225
226%
300
Inc
8%
Feb
230
12%
49
300
43%
Feb
49
Mar
83%
500
76%
Feb
83%
220
12%
12%
16%
8
10
216
200
Jan
220
Muter
General
American
General
Box
Corp
General Candy
Corp
General
General Dynamics
Corp
General
Electric
Co
General
General
,
General
Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Gillette
Glidden
(The)
Co
Ooldblatt
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footnotes
see
page
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Feb
14
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10
Jan
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50%
50%
300
45 ¥2
Feb
50 %
84
82%
84
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10
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National Standard Co
National
Tile
York
&
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1
10
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Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
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37
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&
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Patterson-Sargent
Pfizer
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76%
78%
Jan
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53
52%
53
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Feb
Jan
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22 ¥4
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Jan
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Feb
24
56%
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
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12.50
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Mar
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32
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1
5
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17
2,500
69%
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Feb
Jan
78 ¥4 Mar
2
(Un)
prior preferred
Phelps Dodge Corp
Corp
38
Jan
3/64
25
.
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Jan
7174
17%
5
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
Feb
34
400
68
10
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&
Jan
85
19 34
1/32
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Corp.
American World Airways
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Feb
47 ¥4
Feb
68%
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13 ¥4
Jan
Jan
18%
3/64
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Feb
39
78 ¥2
11,200
1
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Ohio
Feb
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Jan
17 3/8
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5
Northwest Bancorporation
Ohio
3,800
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(Minnesota)
36%
5
North American Car Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
Feb
Jan
7
Mar
5
45
43
45
5
Quaker Oats Co
Radio Corp of America
Raytheon
17
Jan
Reynolds
8
100
7%
Feb
9
Jan
33%
32%
33 ¥4
44%
44%
453/8
41 ¥4
Jan
47
Jan
17%
17%
400
16
Jan
18
Jan
46%
48 ¥4
3.000
43
Feb
49
Jan
Feb
10
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2.350
15
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16%
Jan
4%
4,400
Jan
4%
Feb
10
10%
300
68%
68%
100
2%
2%
2,600
3%
9%
66
2%
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
69%
Jan
Jan
2%
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47%
10
•
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50
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51 ¥»
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50
Feb
53%
27%
26%
27%
2,100
25%
Jan
27 ¥2
Feb
12%
12%
200
12 ¥2 Mar
13 ¥4
Jan
9%
2.50
Tobacco class B
Feb
Paper
Rockwell Spring A Axle
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28
28%
400
2774
Feb
31 ¥2
Jan
St. Louis Public Service class A
12
14%
14%
14%
1,000
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Feb
14%
Feb
5
45%
45%
45%
100
4174
Jan
45%
Jan
32%
Feb
Regis
Paper
5
Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schwftzer Corp
13
13
59
12%
Feb
13%
Jan
Sears Roebuck & Co
16%
600
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
Signode Steel Strapping
60%
61%
700
58%
Feb
65
Jan
Sinclair
58%
5
Richman Bros Co
•
15%
Oil
59%
3,600
52%
Jan
59%
Feb
44%
46%
II,500
42%
Feb
46 %
Feb
South
36%
36%
36%
500
35%
Jan
36% Mar
Southern
Co
40%
40%
41%
900
38
Jan
41%
Feb,
Southern
Pacific
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Co
327/8
200
20 ¥4
20 ¥4
200
19 ¥2
Feb
21 ¥4
Jan
19%
19%
50
18 ¥2
Jan
20
Feb
Jan
3
1
34%
33%
35%
4,400
32 ¥2
Jan
36 ¥4
27%
24%
27 ¥4
800
2174
Feb
27 ¥4 Mar
60
61%
1,300
55%
Jan
61% Mar
IIII15
Co
(Un)
13%
14%
7,900
12%
Jan
15
Feb
900
40 %
Jan
44%
Feb
Sperry Rand Corp
38
38%
300
37%
Jan
39%
Jan
Spiegel Inc
15%
15%
50
13 %
Feb
15%
Feb
common
69%
72
28
28
28
21'%
20%
21 ¥4
6174
Jan
72
Mar
100
2774
Jan
29
Jan
19 ¥2
Jan
21 ¥4 Mar
Jan
56%
Jan
Jan
54%
55%
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26%
26%
26%
500
26
Feb
27%
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26%
26
27
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27
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15%
15
Jan
16
55%
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900
1.500
52
•
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44%
72
5
5
Works
(Un)
43%
Warrants
32%
1
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new
(Un)
Lathe
Feb
10
30
5
Socony Mobil Oil
44%
5
28
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1 66%
38%
Feb
1974
12 ¥2
26
Jan
4%
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18%
400
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16%
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Bros
1,000
Feb
23%
1,200
4%
1
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22
17
15%
14%
Co
Feb
26
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Jan
59%
24%
1
in
Motors Corp new com
Public
Utilities (Un)
2,000
6
Jan
20%
61%
2874
•
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13%
Feb
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26 ¥2
Jan
Mar
Distillers Prod
16%
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57
National
Feb
18
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Feb
National Container Corp
12%
500
5
Contract
47 ¥2
13 ¥4
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800
19%
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3,000
20%
•
19%
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57
2174
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5
52
Jan
12 ¥2
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57
5
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3374
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
125
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3674
Jan
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Feb
Feb
2
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36
Feb
33 ¥2
Jan
48%
220
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20
82%
49
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Dairies
34%
Feb
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Mills
Feb
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32%
34%
10
Jan
3374
700
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100
1
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Eddy
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400
5
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*
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1
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5
Muskegon Motor Spec conv class A
Jan
34%
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Jan
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5
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Inc
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Mount
Feb
35%
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10
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Motorola
774
100
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1
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morns
900
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10
Chemical
37%
34%
10
Co
Portland
Feb
20
(Un)
Feb
1
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Mfg
Fuel
Feb
10
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&
River
Mfg
Monsanto
Philco
Detroit
Feb
4
12.50
Inc
Brewing
Min
Jan
774
Feb
Mar
10
of America
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34%
30
*
Corp
100
5
Inc
Container Corp
76%
15
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
Crane
Jan
25%
Feb
73%
100
Electric
Continental
65%
Feb
73%
1
common
preferred
Consumers
Jan
100
9%
Feb
23 %
1,100
X132
26%
64%
24%
28%
40
9%
Feb
25
23%
28%
*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
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100
23%
10
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City Products Corp
Coleman
65
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Cleveland
24%
•
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series
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preferred
100
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__ 12.50
Chicago Towel Co $7 conv pfd
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65
*
Chic Milw 8t Paul & Pac
Missouri
& Scott
Products
Utilities
South
Mississippi
New
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15
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—
Feb
33 % Mar
55%
19%
Corp.
31%
22%
33%
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Jan
24
10
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15%
25
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200
1%
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Feb
15%
15
&
800
25,800
70
45%
Jan
15%
.
15%
4
Co
Jan
Illinois
$1.50
Cities
152% 155
&
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Mar
20%
5
West
56%
2%
32
15
Central Illinois Pub Serv
Central
18%
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Inc
of
23%
26
2%.
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3 %
5
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Carrier Corp common
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154%
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56%
26
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Celanese
75
1
common
Pacific
15%
5
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Jan
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250
3
5
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&
800
75
3
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14%
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5
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Manufacturing Co
Blnks
14
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75
10
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Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Ky
Marquette Cement Mfg
39%
Jan
35% Jan
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of
5%
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27,800
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9%
7
13
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37%
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
•
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Mar
Jan
700
7%
,
1
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1,100
14%
9%
:
18%
Feb
14
37%
3
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15%
%
8
17%
145% 149
4
10
;
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17%
148%
1.50
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Automatic
1
50
Fe
3,500
17%
7%
7%
Topeka
18%
'17%
Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Feb
131
15%
'
Lincoln
Jan
3%
'
3%
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
52%
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison
7% Mar
10
18%
Feb
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50
9
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Jan
27
100
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Feb
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Monarch Co
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
121
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Jan
29%
1,600
13%
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108
700
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32
10
(Un)
Corp
Jan
7% Jan
21% Jan
&
8%
17%
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&
26%
Feb
300
8%
22%
185%
25
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26%
8:
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100
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16%
26
8%
5
35
119 ¥2
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44
25
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Power
800
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American
Iowa
200
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Co
86 ¥2
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25%
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Feb
;
•
Interstate Power Co
46%
70%
78 ¥2
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& Stand San
American Tel
& Tel
45%
10
800
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7.50
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American Machine &
Co
_—12.50
(Un)
(Un)
86 ¥2
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Feb
Broadcasting
Paramount Theatres
American Can Co
Jan
35
•
30%
2,100
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•
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500
37%
Steamship Co
39%
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(Un)
American Airlines
American
Low
16%
16 ¥2
International Harvester
Range Since Jan. 1
16 ¥2
83%
700
20
1
Laboratories
AHls Chalmers
32%
1
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1,500
42
32
1
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Corp
Shares-'
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41
32
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5
Admiral
Allied
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10
Co
Alleghany
of Prices
Low
Par
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for Week
Range
Sale Price
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Friday
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Feb
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Jan
Jan
Number 5513
Volume 183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1143)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
D
Standard
Brands
Standard
Dredging Corp
Standard
Oil
Inc
Standard
Oil
Oil
(N
New
J)
15
(Un)
5
&
Texas
Thor
Co
Toledo
Co
Carbide
Electric
United
c*
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(Un)
Plymouth Oil
36% 3674
9%
14%
Feb
37%
Jan
Reymer
14%
Jan
16
Jan
Rockwell
Spring
San
Mining
Feb
5,000
24%
24
24%
2,400
22%
Jan
46%
Feb
42 %
Feb
46%
49%
121
46 %
46%
1,000
47%
49%
400
120% 121
200
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24%
24%
850
1414
14%
14%
300
49%
50
42
42
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42
214
Jan
Jan
26
14%
Feb
14%
45%
Jan
50%
38%
Jan
42
,
.
31%
5,200
26%
Jan
24%
25%
700
21%
Jan
63%
50
62
Feb
63%
112
2
Jan
2%
Electric
600
103%
Jan
113
28%
Jan
30
Jan
52%
Jan
61
42%
700
36%
Feb
42%
Feb
Admiral
6%
200
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
Air Reduction
Co
3,400
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Mar
Abbott
Laboratories
Industries
ACF
Inc
$2.50
cum
4%%
General
Hamilton
Hecht
Lehigh
Martin
&
5%
12%
45%
46
425
68%
69%
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Co
2,600
19%
Feb
22
59%
3,400
57
Feb
60%
Feb
100
25%
Feb
23%
Feb
17
600
16
Jan
17
Feb
American
American
&
Foreign
Corp
Pennsylvania Power &
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Jan
49%
Jan
Anaconda
92% Jan
97%
Feb
15%
Jan
14
Feb
84
Feb
122
Feb
140%
Jan
146% 146%
$1,000
146%
Feb
146%
Feb
94%. Jan
Co.
Tel
Co
Viscose
Corp
Co
&
Ashland
Oil
Refining
Refining Co
Peoples Drug Stores
Philadelphia Electric
Philadelphia
New
Philco
26%
28%
28%
29
14%
13%
14%
426
3%
3%
3%
115
Mfg
14%
United
Jan
37%
38
Petroleum
20%
20%
20%
41 %
40%
42
74%
74
76%
18674
Feb
Beech
Aircraft
Bendix
Feb
15%
Jan
3%
Jan
Bishop
Gas
15% Jan
Bolsa
Bond
Chica
39%
Jan
425
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
Borden
39%
Jan
43%
Jan
Borg-Warner
Co
Gas
Light
Feb
Jan
Woodward
&
8%
Feb
Budd
Feb
40%
Jan
Bunker
34
35 %
2,686
32%
Jan
35%
Feb
34%
36
954
32%
Jan
36
Mar
85
85
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
83
Feb
85
75
27%
Feb
28%
Jan
25
273/4
Feb
28%
Jan
44%
46%
10,501
42%
Feb
46%
Jan
Calif
24%
24%
90
23%
Feb
26%
Jan
California
180
17%
Jan
19% Mar
Canada
25
30%
Jan
33%
Canadian
Atlantic
Pacific
24%
15%
20
—
20
6%
6%
20
30
la 74
Jan
Jan
Feb
20
Feb
6 7s
Feb
Jan
Calaveras
14%
14%
15
California Ink
Co
ser
Feb
Canadian
Jan
Carrier
478.
Jan
Jan
43%
Feb
Feb
257'a
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45%
Jan
54
Mar
34
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Jan
40
Feb
4774
54
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34%
38%
39%
100
5,101
1674
17
32%
32%
33
22%
23%
10
50
I|
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&
Cork
Co
Harbison
Gas
Joy Manufacturing Co
For
footnotes
_
-
Preferred
Jan
29%
Jan
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54%
55%
36
23%
Jan
23%
Jan
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361
2%
748
14%
13%
3,163
419
4
200
1
16
—
16%
60
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1%
3%
33/a
55%
Jan
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
2%
156 3/4
5
76%
Jan
4
Feb
Jan
Feb
200
Jan
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58 3/8
Feb
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Jan
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60
43%
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Jan
Jan
146
2,303
4%
75 %
4
■
14%
4%
75%
1
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51%
4,949
152% 155%
Feb
Feb
17
Jan
Jan
Clorox
Feb
Colorado
45
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Columbia
|
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Jan
39%
Jan
21
2274
Jan
23
Jan
Fuel
Feb
15
Jan
17%
Feb
Commercial
31%
Feb
34%
Feb
Commonwealth
11c
11c
1,000
10c
Feb
11c
41%
42%
637
41%
Jan
45
Jan
16%
16 %
265
16 7b
Feb
17
Jan
5%
5%
270
5%
33%
33%
496
Ltd
10
1
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Feb
Jan
Continental
Oil
38%
602
35%
Jan
38%
Feb
Corn Products rtenning (Un)
40
104
3S%
Feb
40%
Jan
Crown
Mar
A—e.1975
78
21%
Jan
25
7
44
Feb
46% Jan
78%
$4,500
78
Feb
82
Week's
Co
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31%
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31%
19%
275
19%
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100
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Feb
17
132
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Feb
36%
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Feb
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Jan
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25
103
51%
51%
155
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9%
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310
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Feb
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1,752
48
200
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Feb
Jan
51%
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8
Jan
9
Feb
7%
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1.10
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Feb
32% Mar
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Feb
17
Jan
19%
Feb
63 74
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48
Feb
50%- Jan
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160
13
Jan
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Jan
*
84%
84%
280
78%
Feb
85
Jan
Douglas Oil of Calif—
1
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
Dow Chemical Co
Range Since Jan. 1
5
637b
6574
686
57%
Jan
65 74
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261
51%
Jan
53
Low
30%
Feb
High
Feb
8%
400
8%
Feb
10
Jan
34%
Feb
226% 226%
330
Du
duPont
31%
5
33%
236
28%
Jan
333/8
Feb
Eastman
16%
220
15%
Jan
16 V2
Jan
Electro
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1,862
4%
Jan
34%
34%
35%
654
33 %
Jan
27 3/8
27%
273/8
225
25%
Jan
50%
53 74
110
48 3/4
40%
40%
60
36
31%
6
Feb
Jan
Eastern
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Air
Paso
Emporium
27%
Feb
Ewa
Jan
53%
Jan
Fllntkote
Jan
40%
Feb
Florida
Co
&
Co
(Un)
25
(Un)—
1
15
105
10
1
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48 74
Feb
Feb
Feb
5874
Jan
79%
Jan
79%
Jan
14
Jan
14%' Feb
46%
Jan
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Jan
Feb
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Feb
40%
34%
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Jan
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Jan
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435
22
Feb
23
Jan
39%
*
(Un)
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217
5%
22
3574
20
(Un)
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8%
(Un)
Gas
Capwell
Plantation
a57%
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Inc
Corp
Natural
Feb
35%
Lines
Kodak Co
Data
50c
(Un)
deNemours
15%
,
Co
Mont Lab Inc
32
29*
common
Industries
31%
16
Nov
15%
5
—
Aircraft
Dreiser
179
€1% Mar
19%
—
(Un)
preferred
Dominguez
High
34%
&
Dorr-Oliver
for Week
Shares
(Un)
Amer
Giorgia Fruit Corp
Douglas
of l'ricei
Jan
42%
Corp common.——5
*
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Co—
Abbey
55%
Jan
Sales
Range
(Del)
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtis
Publishing Co
(Un)
Cypress
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—
86%
16
1
39%
50
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1.3374
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44%
1,065
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42%
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35%
25
61%
Feb
72
5
•
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74
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181
25
76
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Jan
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Mar
26
Jan
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Feb
59
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Jan
Jan
Jan
25%
71%
Jan
93%
Mar
53%
44
30%
17%
22
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550
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59
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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50
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109
2074
130
64%
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294
70%
95%
70%
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350
21%
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328
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Jan
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25
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55%
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16
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1.10
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17%
10
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70%
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7
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Foods
70
Feb
54%
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67%
1
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1,513
16
Feb
——,—374
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Columbia
45
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—
Broadcast
Gas
Jan
Feb
562
(Un)
23%
Jan
30%
—
34%
43
Jan
Co
Chrysler Corp
Feb
43%
Jan
29%
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Feb
130
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10
44
page
207
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Jan
Feb
1
Jan
29
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_
493/4
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Vought Aircraft (Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
15%
15
7C
Last
see
Feb
15 %
31%
9
42%
580
100
Walker Refractories
30
1
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Chicago Corp
(Un)
Chicago Mil St Paul
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45
34%
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♦
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14
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17
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Duquesne Light
6%
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555
535
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Columbia
36c
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3,466
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Jan
32c
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2,388
45
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Armstrong
27c
30c
173/4
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Ry
Corporation
(J
Cities Service Co
16%
Oil
Celanese
14%
•
Jan
19
——
Feb
674
2234
3874
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Caterpillar Tractor Co
45%
com
Jan
43%
5
Feb
1,543
50
new
39
Jan
20%
Co
20
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Steel
Jan
43%
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—
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106
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16 %
Di
Allegheny
Feb
Jan
a—
19
(Un)
28% Mar
3,503
STOCKS
17'%
1457a
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Packing
Corp
Curtiss-Wrtght;
4s
—
695
14%
*
10
Pacific
38%
48%
53
Cement
Deere
Transit
Jan
Jan
(Un)—. 2%
Sullivan
&
100
BONDS
Baltimore
15%
145%
a—
37%
7%
5
,
40
5
Hill
27%
20
37%
137
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32c
2%
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27%
24%
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1,460
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,
8774
46%
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Lothrop
17%
17%
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a46% a46%
17%
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Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Jan
23%
——
18%
.
6%
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£2% Mar
Feb
5
71%
47%
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Feb
15%
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27%
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47
1,260
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(Un)
37%
24%
common
37
780
18%
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499
8
Co—
Improvement
Feb
5274
18
(Un)
27%
1
37
52 %
18
1
775
•
Westmoreland
Inc
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*
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25
52%
29
.
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50
78% Mar
—
7%
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—
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2
Oil
Stores
Feb
65%
100
(Un)
38%
5
& Gas
Feb
Jan
55% Mar
2,162
1
(Un)
1,123
24%
common
84%
7874
Oil Co—
1
Electric
186%
Feb
•
Blair Holdings Corp
Feb
33
Co
Westmoreland
Cons
36%
916
common
Jan
75 %
74%
Corp (Un)
Mining (Un)
Jan
b
34%
•
Jan
179%
1,528
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3%
652
Inc
48%
2,005
50%
—
13%
400
com
1,517
77%
Jan
-
(Un)
Corp
Benguet
16 %
common
Washington
RR
7%
3
Corp
Ohio
&
Feb
46%
p2
_
38%
_7
Jan
1,021
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
1,227
23%
55%
10
-
23% Mar
224
Jan
3
29
Feb
21%
49%
1
(Un)
Jan
14
Jan
758
53 %
5
Feb
774
8%
48
50
—
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F
15
Jan
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22
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Co
$4.25
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Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service-*
Oil
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
923
28%
common
div preference
Reading Co
United
179%
28 %
Jan
8 74
Beckman Instruments Inc—
Vi
59
Jan
14%
*
RR
Boeing. Airplane Co
10
Power
Scott Paper Co
Bun
Feb
Line
1,457
26%
—
Service
$1.40
154
35%
series A preferred.
series B pfd
Progress
Public
2,129
28%
28"%
10
Electric
3.60%
643
27%
50
5
-
Wedge
Baltimore
High
—50
Transportation
Corp
3.60 "76
184% 186%
Low
28%
common
Potomac
High
Jan
168
370
a
75 74
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un).„13
Bandini
Range Since Jan. 1
Peb
50
Santa Fe (Un)
Coast
Mfg Corp
Feb
Jan
63%
25
(Un)
Atlantic
Corp
27
47
10
(111)
&
Jan
Feb
184% 185%
1
for Week
Shares
(Un)—
Jan
Feb
61%
Feb
Feb
24%
22%: 22%
25
Armco Steel Corp
Avco
Sales
Range
of Prices
(Un)
(The) Co (Un)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
Armour
27%
25
44%
106
Feb
Mar
8%
55%
&
380
Jan
Feb
9
70%
Jan
14%
185%
47%
400
25%
27%
100
1,100
200
25%
(Un)__•
48%
500
2274
22%
47%
14%
100%
5
Tobacco
14
217
1,327
(Un)
Tel
91% 92%
125% 126%
106
24 %
Smelting & Refining
American
1
Light
(Un)
25%
Jan
Jan
106
8%
American
35%
—
Power
7%
65
24%
.—I
(Un)__l
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American
500
370
874
Feb
96
200
70%
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Feb
95%
9
70
*
Feb
:
8%
5
23%
400
Central
Pennroad
(Un)
American Motors (Un)
American Radiator & S S
Mar
1
(Un)
22
1
.
com
27%
16%c
com
39%
Can
10
Investment
Jan
555
American
&
pfd
Feb
37
39%
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Factors Ltd (Un)——20
19%
&
21
Feb
32
cum
Feb
Feb
19%
Mtge
non
20 %
14%
37%
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82
39 %
32%
20%
1.66%
Inc
Feb
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Jan
31%
Co
65%
13
15
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Merck
National
Jan
30% Mar
300
25
Navigation
41%
63%
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50c
;
Feb
98
20
Theatres
High
39%
a64 a64%
American Airlines Inc
Jan
10
vtc
Low
224
American
Jan
186%
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Feb
55
Jan
Jan
a41% a42%
Jan
Jan
1
common
a41%
58%
5
common-
Shares
19
54
3174
for Week
of Prices
Jan
L010
Feb
Sales
Range
Feb
19%
%
29 3/a
Exchange
Week's
16%
*
Coal
60%
Fvb
323/8
Feb
51%
Co com
(The)
Feb
563/4
200
25
pfd
Watch
29
949
8,500
1.80
Motors Corp
Brothers
Gimbel
408
60
*
33
50
(Julius)
conv
44
32%
•
Ltd
22 %
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
Duquesne Light Co
10
Electric Storage Battery
•
Garfinckel
303%
30%
16%
Week's
Jan
58%
25
Alleghany Corp
100
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Feb
58%
lc
Cuitis Publishing Co
63/4
Aluminium
Co—
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Jan
(Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
13
Budd
6%
Feb
600
100
pfd
125
Jan
20
1
non
6 3/4
55%
23
6.50
Corp
Transit
Jan
17%
Last
Common
15J/s
Jan
35%
*
Securities
Baltimore
Feb
Jan
22%
54
7c
133/4
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20
♦
Jan
91
Jan
395
157s
35%
Par
31%
Jan
5c
14%
Low
5
(Un)
16%
Friday
Feb
8%
293/4
1
Co
58%
II
_I
27%
59%
Last
27%
48%
Feb
5,aOO
200
5,300
•
43/8
6c
1,600
14%
Sale Price
Baldwin
_»
(Un)
Atchison Topeka &
City Electric Co.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
220
Feb
Jan
Jan
8%
17%
31
Corp
252
29
55%
14%
—1965
Atlantic
55c
3%
16%
30%
STOCKS
Arundel
Jan
100
Jan
14%
5
Tel—
5uc
1,000
43/8
62
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
&
Jan
33%
63/4
—
12.50
Corp
Atok-Big
Tel
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Atlas
American
82%
Jan
54%
30%
Co
Jan
6%
30%
32%
Corp
common
Atlantic
Stores
55c
74%
70
200
20%
Feo
352
•
59%
BONDS
American
136
77/4
33%
16%
«
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Jan
56%
57
♦
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36
55'4
1714
10
Tube
Jan
14%
143/8
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41
•
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35%
Jan
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5
Mar
1,100
10
1
80
36
27%
Friday
41%
59
Co
&
28%
stocks
Jan
61
22
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Jan
San Francisco Stock
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Power
(Wm)
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Jan
29
*
Wrigley
&
Electric
56%
—5
Public Service
Tel
Air
Westinghouse
28%
2%
Corp
Wisconsin
American
Westingnouse
60%
12%
common
2
55c
—10c
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Vanadium Alloys Steel
28%
59%
Jan
31% Mar
113
6%
13/4
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25% Mar
63
113
2,000
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Toy
Feb
29%
6314
1%
1%
Feb
300
213/4
Feb
Jan
200
27
Jan
Jan
1
Wisconsin
Zenith Radio
Feb
49% Mar
1,700
•
Westinghouse Electric Corp___
Whirlpool Seeger Corp
Youngstcwn Sheet
48%
124%
24%
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Jan
Jan
24% Mar
2%
16%
Co
(F
116
2974
2%
5
Works
Inc
Mar
Jan
18%
7%
55c
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26 %
146
32%
*
&
1%
180
79% x80 %
7 %
—
Feb
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Bankshares
•
—
Bros
&
10
(Un)
Stores
II—5
80%
Jan !
33%
500
10
Union Telegraph
Woolworth
58% Mar
Jan
25
Webster-Chicago Corp
Wieboldt
53% Mar
Jan
13%
10%
•
Corp
Wisconsin
Jan
47%
1,600
20%
1%
Sale Price
Corp
Industries
Western
50%
1,200
3,500
39
S
Walgreen
2,800
14%
1,100
1
High
26%
36
—10
_
—
1%
25
58 %
Feb
U
Iron
common— -2.DU
15%
Low
13A
26%
—
5
_
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Corp
Range since Jan.
High
20
Supply
_
57%
Feb
—*
Inc
Co
Fuel
Corp
Shares
1%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
9
1
Dorn
159% Mar
32
4
Van
54% Mar
Jan
1
(Un)
California
Rubber
Jan
143%
25
1
Corporation (Del) (Un)_
Gypsum new common
Steel
48%
600
1,400
S
S
6,900
154% 159 >4
51%
53'4
5,900
U
S
PHtsDUrgn Brewing Co
$2.50 convertible preferred
54%
96
10%
United
U
Natco
Feb
Jan
1
Carbon
Lines
U
Mountain
Jan
Mar
39
2
—
common
&
of
Air
Jan
5%
53'4
5
87%
26
2
—
Corp
208 So La Salle St Corp
Oil
42%
600
1,700
25
*
Century-Fox Film
Union
Feb
5'4
95%
for Week
Lew
McKinney Manufacturing
37
—5
Truax-Traer Coal
Union
Feb
38
7.50
Corp
Union
40%
Par
59%
25%
25
Co
(The)
Trav-ler Radio
20th
500
High
Jan
1
Co
Transamerica
1014
25
Tool
Edison
Trane
51%
5
(The)
Power
41%
Low
100
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
9474
15
10
Tool
Company
Electric Products
Sylvania
59%
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1
Machine
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift
3634
1
Corp
Sundstrand
58 Va
1
Corp
2
14%
5314
10
Equipment
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
159'4
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(Ohio)
Btewart-Warner
54 %
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
9514
25
(when issued)
common
Standard Oil Co
Standard Railway
5
•
ENDED
Friday
Shares
41V2
1
—
of Indiana
Standard
of Prices
59%
—
California
of
WEEK
for Week
Low
5
common
FOR
Sales
Range
'
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RANGE
Week's
39%
176
37%
Jan
40%
40%
300
40% Mar
40
Feb
40% Mar
39
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.
.
Monday, March 5-1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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tu Francisco Stock Exck.
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Feb
64%
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F.b
94 %
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94% Jan
43
Feb
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—
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Lockheed
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270
32 b
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93
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411
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Jan
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26%
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133/8
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Macy
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Matson
Navigation
Meier
Merck
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Merrill
Feb
1.30
Feb
7,890
195
36%
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38%
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23
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Ohio Oil Co
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Feb
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77
110
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Jan
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Feb
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28b
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Feb
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Feb
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57%
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—
Friday
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1
5
new
MARCH
ENDED
57%
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Food Machinery &
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STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
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9%
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»
91%
84
Jan
Jan
91% Mar
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Est
quotations
on
Canadian Stock
on
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
^Friday
STOCKS
Co., Inc.
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
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footnotes
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2
all
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FOR
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25
50
v
—
Number 5513
183
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
.
(1145)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
of
MARCH
2
High
LOW
52 Va
110
52
Jan
54
Feb
48
48%
460
47%
Jan
50
Jan
23
23 Va
2,305
21%
Jan
23 V2 Mar
54*/2
54%
55
405
54
Feb
57%
41
40%
41
3,271
40
Jan
43
Jan
Laura Secord
17 Mi
50
17 %
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17%
Feb
19 %
Jan
Lower
•
Jan
Limited
26
106
106
10
*
—
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a24
25
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27
Jan
Feb
106
Feb
Feb
24
Jan
23%
*
3
class B
al8%
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19
a20
19
162
19
26
25 Vk
26
210
25%
•
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High
25% Mar
106
•
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Candy Snops
St Lawrence
&
Low
25%
„
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Lang & Sons Ltd
MacMillan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
100
preferred
Lauatt
Shares
175
common..*
Service Ltd
Jamaica Public
7%
for Week
Low
Par
23 V2
Ltd
Range
of Prices
Last
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
48
50
:
Corp
Steels
Alias
ENDED
52%
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd_.
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$2.40 preferred
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WEEK
STOCKS
Share*
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Low
Par
FOR
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for Week
Range
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44
45%
4,390
18
Feb
15
Jan
19
Mar
197/a
Feb
Feb
26%
Jan
41%
Jan
45%
25
50
Jan
28
Feb
•
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of
25
Jan
27%
Feb
Mailman
1,552
47%
Jan
50
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Massey-Harris-Ferguson
60 %
61
585
58%
Jan
61
Feb
40 V2
1,145
39 Va
40%
Jan
63%
64%
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Jan
65
Feb
42
42 Vk
.; 960
40%
Jan
43
Jan
51 Va
50%
51%
5,005
49%
Jan
51% Mar.
6%
6%
6%
7,208
30
31
250
28
41
45%
36,500
35
104 104%
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31,
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44%
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Columbia
British
104 %
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-50
51%
UBuaau
$1.30
,
Canada
Steamship
Canadian
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of
93 Vk
35
93% Mar
95
Feb
Noranda Mines Ltd
51 Va Mar
39
1,610
105
50
32 %
32 %
33
2,133
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—*
30%
30%
31
465
27 Ve
27%
25
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34
35
2,030
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45
100
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36 %
104
Jan
Jan
46%
Jan
31%
22
3,367
31%
31%
30
30 Vk
19%
19%
30 Vk
Jan
32 %
Jan
31
Jan
32
Jan
Royalite
265
27
31
Feb
Jan
75
13
57
54
12%
56 Vk
53%
13 %
57%
54
6,300
53%
Feb
58
Jan
610
53
Fed
58
Jan
57%
56%
57%
2,675
50
J an
57%
98
99 Vk
120
98
Feb
11 Vk
Feb
1,250
_*
28%
28%
29
78
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101% 101 Vk
61% 62%
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120
*
100
10
pfd
.
__
: 62%
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•
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*
70Vk
4.50
8%
8%
4.50 Mar
4.50 Mar
8
125
21%
3,497
5
91
Feb
8%
Jan
21
Feb
9
Jan
7%
Feb
24
Jan
Jan
91
Jan
22
23%
3,387
20
Jan
23% Mar
8
9
1,500
8
Feb
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Series
Sherwln
Corp
4%
A
of
Williams
Shirriff-Horsey
50
__
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Feb
9
Mar
*
10%
10
10 %
34%
34 Vk
35 %
Jan
27
Jan
26
17%
225
25 %
Feb
26%
Jan
629
17 %
Feb
18 Va
49
Feb
53
31
32
Steel
25
Corp
Jan
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Weston
class
(Geo)
10%
Jan
38
Jan
Class
Jan
32
Feb
4 Vk %
B
A
*
17 Vk
750
17
Jan
17%
Feb
17
190
16%
Jan
17
Feb
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10 V2
100
10%
Feb
11%
38%
4,825
37
Jan
39
38%
,
7.80
7.20
7.80
4,300
7
21%
20%
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9,650
20
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i
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65
Feb
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30
30
25
29%
Feb
31
29%
Feb
350
40
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102 102%
102
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101
35
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Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
11%
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*
common
Feb
24%
50
24%
255
23 Vk
Feb
25
Feb
52
24%
•
common
52
150
49 Vk
Jan
52
Feb
__
7.80 Mar
Feb
22 Vk
Feb
10 %
11
Ja
13
27%
Jan
145
9
13
13
13
29%
30%
8%
310
30
1,342
1
Jan
30%
103
15
102
Jan
40
41 %
635
40
Feb
43%
20
10,650
17%
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20
32
Jan
35%
Jan
13%
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Feb
va
36
825
13%
13%
7,887
8%
8%
8%
8,966
8
37
35
37%
4,620
31
Jan
36
Jan
33
33
300
31
Jan
35%
Jan
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a35
1
9 Vk
9% -
9%
100
;
Jan
24
1,724
261%
25%
26
91
9%
Jan
Jan
9
Feb
Feb
95
9%
Jan
63
63
100
61
Feb
67
Jan
14 %
14%
225
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
10
12
675
9%
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12
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20
a23
40
12
M_r
22
F b
495
20 Vk
26 %
24%
26 Vk
4,515
24%
Feb
26% Mar
35
32 Vk
35%
II,710
31 %
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35%
Feb
1,505
29
Jan
32
Jan
55
110
Jan
112
Jan
113%
Feb
115
Jan
7
Feb
21%-
21%
30%
22
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100
1
—
6%
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I..3
61
61
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2,117
58
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66%
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44%
44 %
46
830
43
Feo
46
F b
10%
10%
U
250
10%
Feb
11
Jan
96
96
25
96
Jan
96
Jan
a52
a52
29
52
Jan
53
Feb
46%
45%
46%
3,683
42%
Jan
46%
63
57%
10%
1,070
£4%
Jan
63
2,647
10%
Feb
12 % Mar
2,004
10
Feb
12
1,270
40
Jan
40% Mar
lioo
96
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v
11%
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40 %
40%
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Feb
Mar
Jan
50
50
200
48
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50
Jan
67%
67
67%
2,700
64
Jan
67%
Feb
9.75
8.90
9.75
2,530
Jan
9.75
•
1
8.60
59%
41%
11%
11%
745
•
lnt Nickel of
Canada common
•
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100
International Paper common
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
*
International Power
*
International Utilities Corp common. 5
Preferred
25
10
Powders com
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
360
10
10
10
Hubbard Felt
of
..
Alfred,
Lambert,
Canadian
London
Co
Power &
MacLaren
53%
Feb
101 %
Feb
Mica
Feb
50%
Feb
Minnesota & Ontario
10%
Feb
Moore
Feb
Mount
Mount
Newfoundland
Northern
2,497
28
Jan
32%
33
5
33%
8,835
202
Feb
32 % Mar
220
Royal
Red
Light
1st
Orange
F b
Pembina
27%
Jan
33%
Feb
Power
TORONTO
STOCK
CANADIAN
STOCK
1203
Branch
William
-
SHERBROOKE
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45.
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460
34%
Jan
36
r
89
Jan
55
Jan
17
Feb
17% Mar
17%
210
8%
100
Feb
8% Mar
34%
40
34% Mar
34% Mar
al3
al3
15
13
Feb
60%
220
60
Jan
25
a—
2,425
8%
Feb
7
Jan
22
Feb
22
86
90
720
85
Jan
94
99%
50
99%
Jan
115
12
Jan
12
Jan
10
180
Feb
198
Jan
15%
300
2.00
Jan
2.00
1,700
33%
Feb
353/4
660
40
Jan
42
Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
11
100
11
1
9%
325
37%
Jan
a31
a32
£0
29%
Jan
32
Feb
52%
52%
95
52%
Feb
523/4
Jan
4.00
4.00
100
52
52
40
52
50%
105
50
39
*
52
50%
.50
4.00
—
—
21
52
68
Feb
73
Jan
100
40%
Feb
40%
Feb
20%
21
765
20%
Feb
213/4
37%
39%
950
35
Jan
39 Va Mar
13%
Jan
133A
Jan
12%
Jan
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al4
14
50
44
"40
•
49
14
100
14
Feb
496
Feb
145
Jan
a23 a24%
575
23'/s
Jan
26
Feb
43%
44
985
42
Jan
44%
Jan
48 Vk
125
45 % Jan
48%
49%
1,510
455
140
44%
46%
2,900
Wilson
Ltd
Windsor
(J
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__
*
*
•
Ltd
—
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16
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_
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860
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20%
315
20
32%
1
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5
2.75
20%
*
..
Feb
48
a23
—_*
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'
143 144%
pfd—..100
_
Feb
68
4.00
_
Feb
Mar
52
40%
49 %
Ltd
52
Jan
40%
'
—
Breweries
4.25
Feb
Mar
68
50
Pen Co Ltd
Feb
40
a31
49
(L E)
40
Feb
52%
3.00
Canada
Jan
2.00
49
Products
Feb
35%
4.00
Western
163/4
Jan
35%
11
50
Line
Feb
Jan
Jail
100
—
class A
Feb
185
»
Waterman
100
Jan
16%
400
<*—
Gas of Canada Ltd
7%
185
—-—
Pine
15
13
45
9%
•
preferred
Jan
25
14
D %
com.
Ltd
Feb
60
a__
a7
40%
42
™
Finance Corp
13
a22
42
*
6%
Jan
138
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2.00
35%
*
Power
1.90
Feb
50
W'ainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Feb
121
21
16%
common.. -5
Union
-
1.50
Feb
Jan
2 3 5/8 Mar
1,236
all% all'/k
—
185
Ltd-10
Co
Ltd
63A
Feb
Jan
99 Vk
•
50
Corp
Oil
5
23%
»
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Co
Mountain
Woods
page
&
Petroleum
Wpsteel
CHICOUTIMI
23
*
Trans
St., New York City, HAnover k-057S
TROIS-RIVIERES
Jan
50
14
10
Ltd.
Canada
5%
Phillips Square
Feb
Jan
22
a7
com..13.50
Co
Ltd..
Co
•Traders
Office:
Jan
155
a22
14
Paper Co new 2.50
Ltd
Industries
Supertest
Telephone PL-9501
Jan
59
115
60%
■
a
239 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
L*ctl Branch:
of
(Can)
Southern
EXCHANGE
33
36
Jan
al8 % al8%
America Inc.—,— —1
Telephone
Eangamo
EXCHANGE
Jan
Jan
54
8%
:
pfd... .10
Pipe
Metals
Russell
EXCHANGE
33
34%
1
34%
100
.
Jan
Jan
33%
1
8,995
35%
17
— -
pfd
1.50
Jan
a24
50
50
1
Ltd
Lines Ltd pfd
Corp of Can 6% 1st pfd
non cum part 2nd
pfd-
Feb
40%
HART
STOCK
1.60
122%
pfd_50
preferred
Quebec
&
•
1.20
Jan
Jan
50
Feb
47
Feb
59
59
Corp. __1
Crush
40%
Jan
Reitmans
MONTREAL
36
Jan
Jan
6%
SAVARD
a34
35
♦
Pow
Pressed
MEMBERS:
a34
36
7
common
Quebec
f
s
39
38%
6
*
6%
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Rice Mills
Royal
F.b
50
al.20
•
Ltd
Corp
Feb
50
al.20
•
—
conv
4%
Ltd
Canada
Jan
585
125
♦
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Light <& Power
of
85
215
47
»
Ltd.
Ltd
Jan
120%
40 Vk
47
*
Paper Co
Oil
Distilleries
130
40%
6%
♦
Paper Co Ltd
Feb
210
23%
Feb
_
Inc class A
Investment
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
40 Vk
Feb
5%
*
Corp
(Walter
Ltd
Jan
40%
21%
800
.
of Ottawa Ltd.*
Journal Publishing Co
109
32%
575
6%
«
A
Ltd class A
Investment Foundation 6%
127
31%
a23
6
1
class A pfd
Ind
Utilities
Interprovincial
545
32%
a21%
•
class
Corp Ltd
Metal
681
78%
a21%
*
Shops Inc
Can
Co Ltd
International
130
8,562
60%
62
5
Ltd
Hydro-Electric'Securities
130
82%
24% Mar
Jan
1,800
117 120%
.
Jan
1.60
13 J
81%
Jan
54
1.55
119
82%
17%
20%
450
122% 124%
Candy
Co
Feb
Feb
Jan
6.95Q
1,525
62
'
18%
19%
18%
24%
«
A.
_
Products
Mexican
15% Mar
Jan
60
*
Engineering Works-Ltd
Melchers
16%
35c
18%
*
Corp
Power Sec
Foreign
Mersey
15%
Feb
•
Manufacturing Ltd..
Feb
15%
25c
24%
.
Motor
Jan
10
100
♦
Farmer
Fanny
6%
50%
25c
Jan
6
_
_
Fleet
12%
51%
25c
_
Ford
Jan
100
Jan
50
Jan
180
73/4
100
6%
966
Jan
a5
36%
1,985
7%
23%
11%
101
565
a5
1,795
50%
7%
23%
2,581
53%
Jan
7%
•
23%
16,946
53
13 VB
■
24%
;
Dock Co Ltd—
__
Steel
Eastern
Feb
100
Feb
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Mar
50%
11%
35
44
53
4,370
35
60
50%
12%
a23%
Jan
100
*
Corp common..*
preferred
preferred
Cement preferred
12%
a24
Feb
6%
483/4
*
Dominion
56%
12
6%
*
com—.5
———£1
Canada
41
Feb
♦
Paper Corp Ltd
Zellerbach
Lowney
310
59%
43%
-10
Canada
43%
—•
Co Ltd
Div Standard Sec cl
Preferred
Crown
665
*
Westinghouse
Consolidated
Jan
46
,
•
Canadian Marconi C<Consolidated
1.10
45
t>
Sugar
Canada Malting Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge &
Canadian
High
Feb
11,000
18%
Dominion
&
Low
85c
92c
12%
Company
F.b
50
.50
—
Oil
Jan
"
63
12 %
11%
—
Brown
Canada
<
30%
31
110% 110 %
—.
Bickle-Seagrave
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'88c
46
5
Ltd common
Ltd
—2——
Belding-Corticelli
Shares
90c
•
Anglo-Canadian Pulp &i Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
a__
a__
•
Timber
&
for Week
Low
Par
Lumber
Abltca
Sales
Range
of Trices
Sale Pric*
Jan
26%
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Mar
33%
Feb
Exchange
Funds
Friday
Jan
12%
'
36
—■■
Canadian
Jan
13%
preferred
Canadian Stock
Jan
Mar
19%
103% 103 %
.100
—
see
Feb
70
'
20
62
64
800
Jan
Limited
Preferred
41%
preferred
Jan
Feb
32
1,610
15%
Jan
38
15%
14"%
65
__
—100
Central
Winnipeg
17
Mar
72 %
__
*
,
preferred
7.25 Mar
156
70
72 %
*
.
F b
47
65
__
•
Leaseholds
Jan
Mar
a5.00
•
—
155
Jan
J an
70
Jan
5.55
8,805
156
*
17%
17%
7.25
155
15%
Walker Gooderham & Worts
17%
Jan
6.95
155
15 Va
Ltd
Viau
Jan
Jan
9%
455
.
7.25
100
pfd
Jan
34
5,676
31
.2.50
Ltd.;
Jan
11%
Feb
•
7%
8%
10%
.
—
footnotes
45
Jan
25%
Jan
30 %
5,450
*
—*
*
...—.—...
For
Mar
10 %
35
25
43
44%
United
-100
-
43
125 't
__
Oils
Feb
10%
100
Feb
—*
86%
26 Vk
47
86
common
QUEBEC
Jan
47
Bank
Toronto-Dominion
34%
common
International Bronze
51 %
25 Vk
17%
—
■
Inland
70% Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
(T H)
Acceptance
Jan
57%
Feb
Fudson Bay Mining—
$2.25
Jan
68 %
49%
5,026
Jan
•
$4.50
80
730
400
70
7%
Jan
Jan
4,692
67
72%
.
Feb
Jan
31
*eo
Feb
69%
30%
17
63
13%
Jan
72
28%
•
50
preferred ——
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Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1.927...
*
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd——-
Industrial
57%
1^
130
1,270
5%
'•
3,082
2,451
50
75
5
Jan
50
32
I,120
Jan
102
50
31%
7%
11
jf,n
225
43
__
—
Co of Canada common
Jan
Jan
10i
*
Bteel
Feb
10 V2
35
Southern
preferred—10
'
30
Feb
*
Power
Jan
14%
28%
Voting trust certificates
Simpsons Ltd
Canada
Feb
100
10%
10%
*
common
Tuckett Tobacco
7% '
13% IF b
26 Vk
43
*
Canada
Corp
Breweries
Blcks'
common
preferred
Triad
al7% al7Vk
Jan
Jan
86
70Vk
50Vk
85'
69Vk
49%
—
Shawinlgan Water & Power common..*
7%
83
22%
29
29'.
._
St
41
Sec com
of
1,565
14%
Feb
Jan
*
Feb
Jan
12% Mar
13%
Jan
75
77
22
14
Jan
*
Feb
246
11%
Jan
Heating Products—
Tobacco
Jan
Jan
82
25
Jan
General Steel Wares common—
6%
56 %
a23
20%
1
Imperial
Jan
79
20%
..50
Bank of
Oil Ltd
Feb
47% Mar
a22%
Feb
33
Imperial
Imperial
33
Jan
82
__
Feb
25
& Steel com—
preferred
Jan
44
25%
Jan
»
$2.00
Ltd
25%
Dynamics
Husky
23
35
51%
9%
class A—.—.
Paper
2,080
Feb
19 %
9
class A
Smith
Co
35%
Corp
B
Oil
Feb
Motors
Class
Jan
33
47 Vk
Feb
*
Preferred
Feb
preferred
Howard
12%
105
Jan
20 %
260
Ltd
Gypsum, Lime &
Heme Oil class A
Feb
24
21
21%
Feb
12
45
3,321
50
104 %
140
680
2,980
100
25
al2
1,715
9Vk
8 %
Jan
105
al2
32 Vk
47 Vk
25 Vk
9%
23%
„25
4.16% pfd...
1
rumous Players Canadian Corp—
Foundation Co of Canada
,
23%
*
850
...
35
—
General
Jan
46%
•
;
23%
Ltd
oeneral
22 Vk
25
common
Refining Ltd
Reynolds Aluminum 4%%
Royal Bank of Canada
34%
Dominion Textile common
Bakeries
60
Jan
45
Transport
31%
Ltd..
preferred
preferred
Jan
__
*
Regent
36
Jan
Coal
5% %
18
46
common
Power
Quebec
30% Mar
———r___,
Power
Jan
Feb
J^n
F,b
100%
44%
21%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Gatlneau
34
Provincial
5,414
_—_—
Ltd
Feb
161
8%
Dominion Glass common.
Co's
27
17%
100
3,177
-
Eddy Paper Co class A
26% 'Jan
51%
4.50
2
Pont of Canada
200
1,720
27%
2,990
*
preferred
25
—
Stores
27 %
%
33%
Seagrams'
Dominion
Feb
4
33
Exploration
Bridge ——-—*
Dominion Coal 6% preferred
Estabrooks
27%
Feb
56
a20% a20 Vk
Dominion
Steel &
F,b
790
*
Dominion
31
26%
♦
new
Ltd
23%
Smelting
Foundries
Jan
685
Feb
55%
Canada..
Co
25
B
Enamel &
30
Feb
56
Company
of
&
Bros
33%
Equipment.
Dominion Corsets
Corp
Price
n
25
Ltd
Dome
Power
J
31
—*
&
River
Jan
35
Jan
3.00
17%
.
*
:
—
Development
105
46 Vk
19%
*
*
—
Davis Leather Co Ltd
Electrolux
Placer
13%
Feb
»
•
,
Tubes
common
47%
Feb
2.55
*
A
Freres
Penmans
Jan
a91 Vk a91 Vk
Glass
Dow Brewery
Page-Hersey
Jan
12
•
Flour Mills common
Steel Products
32 % Mar
104%
31%
*
—
Donohue Bros
Jan
31%
*
J)————
Pr;ferred
40
46
25
common
Enterprises
4/ummion
Jan
35
30
Railway
Farm
class
Jan
30%
—-—
(B
5.00
30%
*
Companies
Mining
Jan
4.50
46%
•
10
*
8%
Locomotive
General
Feb
■
Consumers
"
48
class A pfd—20
pfd
25
Petrofina
5%
50%
38
Vickers
Eraser
Ontario
100
Cellulose
Chrysler Corp
7% %
Ogllvie
F.b
9%
Industries
Canadian
Duquis
Jan
38%
•
&
Canadian
Du
17%
Jan
2,012
6%
Cottons
^iouilers
Jan
36%
4.50
Warrants.
Class
16
51 %
——
Canadian Pacific
Ccrbys
3,965
3,160
51%
-25
pfd
Preferred
Consol
17
38%
41%
550
105
93%
16^/8
Feb
26%
*
37%
103%
a22 % a22%
al2
32%
*
Wire
Feb
100
17%
100
...
& Chemical common__5
Drug
Weaving
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Combined
52 Vk
preferred
National
F b
26 %
a22 %
Niagara
common
Canadian Converters
Coghlin
Feb
•
common
National Steel Car Corp
common.
Chemical
Cockshutt
105%
Co
Jan
25
Celanest
Gil
Jan
&
Jan
common
series
Canadian
Morgan
'55
preferred
Canadian
Feb
Jan
common
Commerce.
Bank
Canadian
45%
9%
27 Vk
17%
Jan
4.50
A
Safeway 4.40%
Canadian
&il
0
Feb
8% Mur
27 %
__
__»
53
*
class
Bronze
•
....
Montreal Locomotive
17
Foundries——
Canadian
Canadian
B
Jan
51
105
Canada
$1.00
Class
•
A
25
B
—.
Canadian
class
Breweries
Powell
Canadian
3(35
410
*
Canada
$1.25
1,645
12
a260
27%
*
a52
38
Forgings
Iron
47 %
47 %
*
;
51 %
Cement common
oauaua
Molson
38
Telephone
preferred
46%
12
12
a2.60 a2.60
•
A
,51
froaucts.
pfd
Power
605
a52
Products
Building
Calgary
103
Oil
class
103
:
102
.100
class
Ltd
Jan
1 02%
—
__50
Forest
Columbia
Mills
7%
(Robt)
29,770
common
Class B
31
Feb
——
British Columbia Power
British
Feb
6%
Mitchell
,■
9%
*
priority
Ltd
Preferred
4%'/«
.100
43/4%
preferred
4 % % preferred
5% preferred —
4%
preferred
63
175
8%
27%
8%
28
•
-100
Corp
McColl Frontenac
40
64
42%
Light & Power.
British
British
Jan
40%
-25
Traction
:
•
Telephone
Brazilian
255
50
A—
Batnurst Power & Paper crass
Bell
26%
49%
—10
Nationale
Canadienne
Banque
26%
49%,
,„10
Scotia
Nova
26%
iu
Montreal
01
Ban*
25
preferred
Bailey Selburn
Jan
Jan
48 y2
'
Feb
50
Jan
49 %
Feb
Feb
4.00
Jan
Jan
17 Vk
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
32%
Feb
8
8
8
25
8
Mar
9
Jan
46
43
46
112
40
Jan
46
Feb
a50
a50
4
*
—
a
—
a__
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
..
(1X46)
Monday, March 5, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Mining
Alta
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Anacon
Lead
Arcadia
Nickel
Metals
Aubelle
Ltd
--1
Lid————20c
Gold
6,900
9 Vac
13,300
Hill
Jan
52c
Jan
24c
19c
12,000
IIV2C
Jan
19c
Feb
53,000
19 %c
Jan
40c
Feb
9.90
10
8C
1.35
1.35
1.35
300
13c
13c
15c
26,600
800
1,000
1.35 Mar
22c
24c
41,000
51c
67c
18,948
94c
94c
1.00
34c
30c
34c
1.90
1.80
2.24
1.80
1.80
1,400
1.74
Feb
1.80
2.50
2.75
2,600
2.40
Feb
2.75
Feb
1.40
1.40
400
1.40
Jan
1.60
Jan
21 %c Jan
51c
Feb
5,500
94c
Mar
16,060
30c
Feb
1.15
389,731
76c
12,600
25%
6,360
18 %C
20c
Canadian
Admiral
Oils
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil Co Ltd—
Ltd—.
Canadian
Lithium
—
Gold
Mines
23,500
1.20
Feb
1.85
2.90
200
1.12
1,000
1.45
2.77
26,920
Feb
3.15
1.25
Feb
1.45
24c
5,400
10c 12%c
56,500
8.45
I,900
11c
15,500
11c
Mar
11c
13c
15c
60,000
10c
6.00
8.45
13c
6.00
2C0
1.12
1.12
Jan
38c
5c
Jan
14 %c
9.00
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.90
3.25
166,625
2.99
3.40
74,500
2.65
Feb
3.40
12c 13 %c
23,000
10 %c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
11% Mar
137%
Jan
15c
6.00
Jan
1.20
Feb
65c
26
Feb
28
13 %c
Feb
7.90
7.90
225
7.75
Feb
1
Ltd
V
Ltd—„—
Mines
Metal
Feb
Feb
Jan
52c
39c
11,000
32c
Jan
45c
19
5.50
18%
19%
13,930
15
Jan
19 % Mar
5.40
5.60
1,600
27c
25c
28c
Jan
32c
Jan
Feb
13c
Jan
Jan
22c
15,200
12%c
Jan
85c
300
2.05
Feb
65c
2.09
279,050
Feb
19c
Jan
50c
19c
25c
11,000
19c
Mar
33c
Jan
35c
4,000
31c
Feb
40c
Jan
48c
Mar
—1
42c
36c
48c
1
2.60
2.43
2.60
29,515
73c
295,000
44c
Jan
10c
136,500
7c
Jan
Feb
73c
12 %c
1
Ltd—1
65c
62c
9%c
9c
*
74c
54,300
72c
1
1,000
22c
35c
1.98
21,625
30c
16c
21 %c
74c
30c
—1
Ltd—
Feb
Feb
2.09
33c
1
Ltd
Jan
12c
36c 47 %C
19c
Feb
5.76
21c
2,000
121,500
60c
37c
Feb
10 %c
13C
22c
2.09
65c
5.05
153,500
13c
18c
—-1.25
•
243,100
59c
->49c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
14% c Feb
2.95
74c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
30c
Feb
23c
Jan
2.90
2.90
100
2.9Q
1
44c
42c
44c
2,509
42c/
Feb
51c
Jan
1
54c
54c
54c
1,500
50c
Jan
66c
Jan
—1
Ltd-
Mines
Jan
28c
28c
1
Ltd
Ltd—
Zenmac
Feb
13 Vic
62,600
•—
Ltd
Mines
59c
Jan
52 c
22c
Ltd-
Petroleums
Feb
40c
—-1
Products
Wilricn
Mar
59c
39c
1
Co
25c
3,000
-
Jan
39c
*
Mines
10c
17,500
v
Jan
8.70
45c
1
1
Ltd—
Oil
8,500
28c
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd——
Mines
59c
12C
25c
28c
1.60
2.80
20c
1
Ltd
Fields
Feb
59C
—
1C
Mines Ltd
Gold
1.50
2.08 Mar
11c
———1
Ltd—
500
Jan
Feb
Mar
Ltd
Jan
Feb
2.90
Feb
Feb
1.G6
44c
1,150
Feb
Jan
240,350
28
1,000
Wiliroy
Mar
65c
204,500
Mineral
Wfistville
56c
27 %
Feb
14c
20c
Mines
Malartic
Feb
1.50
Empire Oils Ltd—
Westburne
West
7c
2.15
Mines—
Lithium
26,509
16c
Iron
Mines
9 %c
1.50
Mines Ltd
Mines
Tiblemont
9c
2.08
Gold Mines Ltd
Standard Gold
Lake
1,550
18c
Mines Ltd——_1
Mine?
f 1944 > Ltd
*
Mines
11%
2,08
Mines
3.25 Mar
11%
*
Mines
Cons
Jan
—1
Duffault
Rock
2.00
Mines
Gold
Gold
Wendell
Jan
Jan
.
Ltd—
Mines
Crest
Jan
5.35
400
8^c
Valor
Feb
Jan
8.25
75c
32c
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Feb
20c
3.0.0
Jan
27c
Uddlen
Jan
1.15
75c 75 %c
75c
Feb
Feb
6.10
Mar
Trebor Mines Ltd
Feb
1.12 Mar
Jan
1
:
'United Montauban Mines Ltd
Jan
23c
10%C
1
50c
Ltd
Corp
1.30
5.90
Jan
Trans
Feb
8.25
24c
1
\
Jan
3.70
125
Feb
Tandem
Feb
14%
Jan
11c
*
Ltd
Ltd
Mines Ltd
6.15
Feb
5.75 Mar
5.90
18c
Tazin
Jan
2.90
5.90
20c
Tache
Jan
12%
1,200
1.12
•
1
Mines
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
25c
9,050
1.15
1.35
1
55c
1
Jan
2.05
20c
196,800
Sullivan
25 % Mar
Feb
2,000
2.90
1
Manganese Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Jan
1.25
Petroleums Ltd.l
Canuba
Jan
18%
42c
3.70
5.75
1.29
Ltd—
77c
Jan
300,100
Steep
25% Mar
3.55
13
3.70
>
Feb
Jan
Jan
12 %c
20c
Stadacona
Feb
12% .,13
2
Ltd
Feb
2.24
Jan
1,000
13%
32c
South
Jan
55c
10,000
5.90
1.65
1.05
17c
Jan
18c
doma-Duvernay
Jan
42c
13,400
17c
12%
24 %c
Sisco
29 %c Jan
62c
1,500
31c
3.20
3.20
12%c
11%
9c
57c
28
Snerritt-Gordon
Feb
13c
9,650
42c
I,td-3
(Dunsmuir)
Petroleums
Research
25 %
42C
;—1
Collieries
Devonian
Centremaque
22%
42c
Ltd--*
Canadian
Canadian
Chemical
25'/a
Jan
3.35
67c
19%
21,6.00
1
*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Jan
High
13
1.76
20c
Rayrock
Feb
2.55
Feb
2.35
45c
Low
13
1
Red
Jan
58c
17c
Castle-Tretheway
Jan
22c
75c
Gold
Jan
400
24%
Cartier-Malartic
1.59
18c
11,000
75C
Gas
Jan
60c
25%
Natural
Feb
10c
2.40
25c
Canadian Pipelines &
Feb
lie
10%
55c
..—~*
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Jan
2.40
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
*
Uranium Mines Ltd———1
Calumet
9
3c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.60
13
1,75
Porcupine
Jan
31c
Oil Co Ltd
Mining Co
Shares
1
Pitt Gold
Feb
15c
7%c
Tungsten Mines Ltd new—1
Petroleums
Carata
Calgary
Canso
42c
26c
1
Developments Ltd
Cabanga
500
7,367
59c
Ltd——.—-—
Mines
Brilund
Burnt
42C
20c
Mines
for Week
Prime Mines Ltd—
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd .l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Quebec Lithium Corp —
:—~1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
1
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—*
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd——
1
Jan
19C
Ltd—_—
Dredging Gold Ltd
Cons
Phillips
Feb
Jan
15c
...
Pato
Jan
1.75
11 %c
2.00
1.51
—1
—1
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Bouzan Gold
3.40
Jan
4%c Jan
—'
vtc
Mines
Jan
16,420
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Paramaque
Feb
lbc
3.05
26 %C
Ltd--——-~1
Mining Corp—
—1
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
1
Metals Ltd
15c
Jan
1-75
Mines
Bouscadillac
Jan
13c
9 %c
Bellechasse
Boreal Rare
11c
42c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—.—
1
Barvue
Mines Ltd—
.
1
Beatrice Ked Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Beaucage
Feb
5,000
9c
19c
1
_
17%
19,300
3.05
*
Ltd
Feb
15c
1.66
1
Aumaque Gold Mines
17%
Ltd
Uranium Mines.
Petroleums
Consol
Panel
14c
1.72
■—I
Ltd
Mines
100
3.05
,
Ltd
& Iron————
17%
Week's
Par
High
14 % c
15c
Corp——.———-w-- 1
Corp
Atlas Sulphur
Low
12c
J
Ltd—
Mines
Arno
Ascot
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
1
..
Mines
Ameranium
Shares
of Prices
Low
;:
;v
Friday
Cast
.Sale Price
STOCKS
Pacilic
Mines Ltd—
Uranium
Algon
,
MARCH 2
for Week
Slocks—
Oil
and
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
•
ENDED
Sales
Week'*
Last
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Chibougamau
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines LtdExplorers Ltd
1
1.42
1.30
1.45
25,200
1.10
Jan
1.40
Feb
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
1
6.25
5.75
6.25
96,400
4.95
Feb
6.75
Jan
Cleveland Copper Corp_,
Colomac Yellowknife Mines
1
86c
1.04
504,350
Feb
1.04 Mar
25c
25c
2,500
Jan
29c
Coniagas
Conro
Mines
Cons
Mines
2.55
2.55
2.55
40c
40c
40C
6,500
1
23c
21c 23 %C
Cliff
Copper-Man
Cortez
Mining Co Ltd
Rio
Dome
Dominion
75c
Eastern
Sol
Metals
Gold
Empire
Mining
Federal
Fontana
Mines
Francoeur
123,100
5c
21c
Inc
Mar
40c
87c
Mining
85 C
3 95
Jan
48c
Feb
Jan
Feb
10c
Feb
1.60
Jan
1.81
Feb
14%
14V
700
15
700
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
20c
2.40
20c
2,000
55c
59c
67c
80,000
3.00
2.05
345,300
6.35
6.25
6.45
2,400
1.33
1.30
1.40
51,725
86c
80c
86c
500
16c
17c
3,500
,
Feb
Feb
23c
Feb
Jan
67c
Feb
80c
Jan
5.95
86c
Feb
3.00
Feb
6.45
1.50
Jan
Mar
10%c
Jan
1.08
Jan
18c
Feb
34c
8,500
40c
49c
63,200
1
Ltd-
Mines
30 %c
42c
32c
32c
35C
II,000
23c
37c
42c
9,000
37c
145,100
18c
Jan
28c
10c
Feb
10c
Feb
20c'
__1
20c 22 %c
_1
Ltd—
10c
32c
-1
4.25
3,850
30C
4.20
*
—
Copper Mines
10c
4.00
35c
118,200
28%c
Feb
43c
Jan
35c
Jan
49c
Feb
Jan
Feb
4.00 Mar
26 %c
Feb
Geco
Mines
Grandines
—
Mines
Ltd—
Mines
Headway
Red
Gold
Hollinger
Lake
Mines
Cons
Gold
Mines
Ltd—1
Israel
Mines
Oil
Lead
Labrador
Lake
&
Feb
Feb
29,981
62c
82c
6,200
30c
11,700
Ltd
1
1.80
1.40
1.80
21,100
trust
1
24c
23c
26c
16/. 00
1
1.27
1.12
1.27
6,900
1
8c
8c
9c
10,500
17 %
18
500
12c
12c
1,000
1
Ltd
1
Co
Ltd
Mines
Goldfields
Mclntyre-Porcupiae
Mining
Corp of
362,200
29c
34c
37,100
19 %
19%
200
Ltd
a5.00
50
18c
17c
20c
92,400
1.68
1.60
1.70
8,530
1
Ltd
Jan
Feb
Ltd
1
94 %
Ltd
Ltd
1
1
New
Fortune
Highridge
Jack
New
Jaculet
New
Jason
Mining
Lake
Lafayette
Marlon
New
Pacific
New Royran
Santiago
Spring
Vinray
Rim
1
&
L'd
Nocana
Okalfa
Oils
Feb
1.56
Jan
Jan
11 %c
Jan
Jan
3.10
Jan
Jan
1.68
Feb
Jan
1.45
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.71
Jan
5
7.05
5.95
7.05
4,920
5.80
Feb
6.15
20c
3.10
3.00
3.10
17,133
3.00
Jan
3.40
Jan
1
11 %c
11c 11 Vic
23,000
12c
Jan
13
13%
560
12
52%
12%
403
52
21,300
Development
Mines
13 %C
Ltd—
1
Ltd
oaee
1
Jan
52c
82c
32,450
63c
Jan
89c
Feb
li.4,000
16%c
45.
13
Mines
Rouyn
Imperial
Consolidated
.
—.
Corp
;
2.00
Jan
1.56
4.25
5,400
71,500
1.50
2.40
Jan
Feb
Feb
4.45
F.b
1.44
24%
Feb'
14%
Feb
Jan
53%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
1.98
Jan
27
16,500
11c
Jan
13.001
9c
Jan
30c
18,100
23c
Jan
1.00
Jan
2.23
200
1.39
Jan
2.45
class
24c
523,535
14c
Feb
24c
Feb
60c
1,300
52c
Mar
80c
Jan
4,535
45c
Jan
65c
Feb
3,885
21%
Feb
23 %
B__
23
23 %
54%
54%
55%
Jan
23 %
53
Feb
57%
39c
36c
52c
372,400
15c
Jan
70c
Feb
43c
1
10
41c
43c
65,500
41c
Jan
52c
Feb
13%
205
13
Feb
14
Jan
6
Feb
7
Feb
13%
13%
502
350
7
6
7
17%
17%
17%
1
21c
20c
97,553
1
15c
15c 15 Vic
17,500
1
15c
14c
20c
1
70c
52c
74c
Mines
1
25c
common
*
common
:
Atlin-Ruffner
Mines
Mines
—
Mines
River
Gold
Electra
17c
45c 48 Vic
Mines..
1,640
3.10
Feb
3.10
F
22.000
15c
10 %c
Jan
85c
3,700
70c
Feb
51c'
75C
422.800
44c
Jan
2.05
2.12
19,900
1.77
Jan
16c
Jan
12%c Mar
15c
1.00
75c
216
b
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
7c
8c
1,200
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
8.80
8.80
1,000
8.25
Feb
9.90
Jan
23c
24c
4,000
20c rJan
27c
Feb
32c
320
1,000
30c'
57c
Jan
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
13c
Jan
25c
Feb
14%c Jan
21 %c
Jan
1,673,700
8c
Jan
20c
Feb
Feb
74c
Mar
749,512
36c
25c
31c
293,300
17Vic
10%
10%
350
j
Jan
38c
Feb
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
1
He
11c
15c
190,600
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
1
Ltd
Mines
Bagamac
Mines
13c
12c
14c
69,000
11c
Jan
17c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Feb
8.80
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
27%
Banff Oils
Bank
of
-
Bankfield
Mines
Co
1,165
25
Feb
1.68
1.95
10,790
1.60
Feb
50
49%
50
1,488
47%
Jan
50
61
61 %
915
58%
Jan
61%
Feb
35c
38c
10,917
33c
Feb
40c
Jan
12c 12%c
9,433
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
1
—
—
1
12c
;
1
1
Ltd
•
91c
90c
94c
23,400
1.37
1.30
1.50
12,525
1.30
Feb
15%c
1
_.
Warrants
Barymin
5,175
1.90
10
Mines
Mines
Barvue
10
27
10
Mines
Cons
9.50
26%
50c
—
Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bankeso
9.50
26%
1
Preferred
15c
17c
4,140
12 %c
Feb
2.48
2.47
2.50
5,300
2.40
Gairdner 8
60 Wall
90c
Jan
Feb
1.95 Mar
1.09
Feb
Jan
2.55
Company Inc.
Canadian A filiate:
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Jan
1.65
25c
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Feb
500
12%c
Jan
52c
F.b
C
.
12%
Jan
52c
*
Yellowknife
Avillabona
8%c Jan
21c
*
50
1
,
Steels
Auto
Feb
45%c
20
Atlas
Atlas
Aumaciue
Feb
*
.
common
Hardware
Aumacho
*
•
439
Feb
64c
1
Resources
Corp
Mines
Aubelle
—
Feb
15%c
78c
24C
4.75
52%
21c
Feb
40c
11%C 12%C
63c'
8c
Exploration
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.000
13%c 14 %
20c
Exploration Ltd
*
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-l
.
26%
Feb
49c
3.10
1
Mar
Jan
3.10
—.1
49c
50c
l
„
Feb
Jan
20c
25c
Ltd
31c
28 %c
66 %c
3.75
4.10
23
18%c Mar
1,000
Jan
2.23
Feb
Feb
30c
rpp
Jan
Feb
1
Mines
Feb
1.40
34c
1
Mines
49c
15c
Ltd
foornotPf!
24
59 %c
1.50
l
Omnitrans
For
Jan
1,000
Ltd..
Ltd
Gold
22%
75c
2.C9
Orenada
Jan
2,000
12c
Ltd
Uranium
Feb
15Va
16c 16'/: C
90c
Orchan
3.55
Jan
49c
75c
95
Jan
94% Mar
Jan
12
120,800
13%c
Ltd
Oils
(1945)
Feb
15c
*
Mines
Mines
Northlands
2.15
50c
50c
Nipissing Mines Co Ltd
ODalski
60c
Mar
1.55
Atlantic Acceptance
Jan
Feb
Jan
110
14,150
Jan
Jan
8c
110
Jan
1.65
13c
2.50
27%c Feb
Feb
100
1.62
Ashdown
15c
Oil
Coulee
Mines
49c
93
4,396
1.65
Feb
Jan
1.51
4,390
50c
i.
Nepheline
18
Jan
83c
99 101%
105%
110
1.00
Metals Corp
42c
»
Ltd
Mines
4,000
264,300
60c
47c
1
Ltd
Oils
31c
10c 18%c
l
Mines
200
200
49c
*
25c
1.68
1.09
31c
16c
Ltd__l
Copper Mines Ltd
New
Nickel
Ltd.
Mines
Asbe-tos
Coal
New
New
Co
Ltd.
Gold
1.68
1.09
10
Feb
Ascot
4.90
7c
Feb
82c
Feb
22c
2.00
3.00
77,658
preferred
Gold Mines
Feb
1.30
1,490
90c
2nd
Jan
63,700
8.70
82c
Ltd
Petroleums
Leduc
Arjon
Jan
Feb
8.00
87c
Argus
Jan
47c
8.00
*
Jan
Jan
43c
12,500
1.09
.
Jan
Apex
20
2.64
Jan
Feb
32c
Arcan
Jan
1.58
19%
98
33,260
Area
Feb
28c
Feb
Jan
59c
Jan
Jan
15,000
1
Ltd
Mines
New
.
Uranium
Mines
New
1
Ltd
Mines
New
Feb
18
Feb
16%
96%
49c
Jan
26e
1.50
3,146
6,000
125
Jan
4.90
Feb
17'%
26 %
2.00
Jan
1.75 Mar
97%
1.50
36c
2.10
33c
17
25%
1.70
Feb
97%
—
35c
Jan
Jan
—
1.55
85c
1.90
1.55
29c
17%
*
11c
15c
.
Anthes
17%
9c
l
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
l
460
1,756
—
Angle
10%c
2.93
l
Explorations .Ltd
Alger Mines Ltd—
4,065
1.75
—
Feb
55c
Barnat
Ltd—
National
2.00
31c31%c
1,95
Feb
Jan
1.47
*
1.90
1.65
*
Feb
7c
Feb
1.30
Jan
27c
Feb
1.05
2.70
Jan
21c
24"%
1.35
500
8 Vic
80c
Feb
52%
12%
1.60
Jan
23,3(0
2.70
New
Feb
Feb
1.00
49c
1.46
New
1.40
20c
1.20
8V2C
Mines
Feb
49c
1
Creek
Feb
1.C5
l
Ltd
Feb
14c
12%
Jan
1
Explorations
60c
12,000
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
*
81 %
Montgary
9,750
17c
Feb
325
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
:
Nama
Jan
1.32
25c
1.43 Mar
94 %
—
1.15
67c
15c
12%c
'
Mogador Mines Ltd
63c
*
15c
1
Anglo-American
92%
800
65c
Mines
Jan
Ftb
—
—„——*
15c
21c
Feb
24
—
90c
51%
Jan
3.35
23
*
Mar
1,201
13%c
40c
1,100
48c
Petroleums
Jan
61,600
187,900
11,633
Anchor
Jan
15
58c
19c
Jan
2.35
3.75
48c
52 %
52c
1,200
3.25
51 %c
52
18c
Feb
2,600
11%
i
Jan
—
39c
19,200
3.75
Jan
19c
52
Lead
34c
11%
Feb
65c
Jan
25%
Anacon
1.70
1
75c
Feb
17c
23
187% Mar
3.35
_5
Ltd---
Feb
52c
23
American
31c
1.70
31c
1
64c
1,900
i%
Co
Jan
19c
Jan
110
17%
Jan
30c
100%
Oil
Feb
Jan
————*
Ltd
Amurex
9c
17c
common—_—*
Aluminium
Jan
22%
53,150
Jan
10,300
.
27c
Jan
Feb
11,100
———1
—100
Feb
1.32 Mar
105
19c
——*
17c
7%c
Feb
68c
Oils—
Algoma Steel
Amanda
3.20
1
Ltd—
Canada
a5.00
1
•
Mines
Petroleums
29c
1
Mining Ltd
Merrill
—
Ltd.l
—
Mining Corp
Mines
27c
1.35
Corp of Canada
Min-Ore
24%
24
23c
28c
Mines
Lithium
Merrill Island
2,000
72,000
6,325
57 c
Mining Co Ltd
Uranium
1.43
12c 12%c
1.32
Exploration
Mines
Louvicourt
7,500
25c
—
Copper
Maritimes
15c 15 %c
Feb
104%
53c
Uranium
Aluminum
'
Libgside
Lorado
54,000
24%
Ltd
Zinc
Min
Shore
48c
12c
1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Kontiki
41c
30c
Co Ltd
Co
voting
Mines
100
1
Ltd
Joliet-Queoec Mines LtdKenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Keyboycon
18%
i
Continental
Ltd
18%
5
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
14,600
1.32
1.32
1
Uranium
20c
1
Inspiration Mining & Dev
Jardun
15 Vic
Ltd—*
Indian Lake
Iso
44c
Metals
Gold
17c
•
*
Ltd-.
Gold
Hudson-Rand
17c
—1
——
Uranium
«^ul-Por
Heva
Ltd
—1
30
Jan
52c
debentures
American
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
24
pfd—__—.———25
4%% preferred ———
—50
Amalgamated Larder Mines
—1
41c
4.55
12
Feb
65c
common
Cons
Warrants
42c
35c
Algom
Jan
18 %c
Voting trust
Pacific
11
23 %
19c
—•
Distillers
Alberta
26%
685
325
52c
Warrants
5%
Feb
500
1
Petroleums
Albermont
38% Mar
Feb
66c
Explorations Ltd-—.——
Alberta
105
20c
Feb
25
1
Jan
Jan
96c
11%
23%
High
34%
—*
Knife
Akaitcho Yellow
15c
26%
300
—*
—
Ajax Petroleums
44c
10,655
20c22%c
11%
1
—
Low
38%
25%
11%
2338
25%
,.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36%
100
Mines
Shares
105
25
.'_*
common
Acme Gas & Oil—
Alba
38%
————_*
Acadia-Uranium
5,000
26c
Sugar
Preferred
21c
Jan
Atlantic
Class A
for Week
Low
•
Paper common
preferred
Acadia
1.70
19c
&
Power
4%%
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.30
32c
Ltd
Abitlbi
Mar
1.70
-
Co
Par
20 %C
*
_1
Ltd
Fundy Bay
8%c
10c
75c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
1
(1945)
Gold
Frobisher
Ltd
Exploration
&
27c
*
Ltd
Kirkland
7,500
1
Ltd
Minerals
&
7,000
44c
1
Ltd
Corp
Mines
70i.600
3.80
9%C
1
1
Ltd
Co
Mines
Oil
Metal
80c
3.60
1
Mines
Asbestos
27,850
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Exchange
Funds
Friday
il% Feb
87c
-1
Copper Co Ltd
SulJivrn
Pano
Ltd
Mines
24c
Jan
44 c
*
Ltd
Mines
Eastern
Fab
Ltd
Asbestos
Donalda
.
Feb
3.70
.-1
.
Ltd——
Producers
Mines
Duvan
——
Feb
17c
10
75c
1
Canadian
Feb
36%c
500
84c
Corp—1
Toronto Stock
2.55 Mar
43c
10%
1
Mines
Mining
2.55 Mar
10
1
Ltd——
Explorations Ltd
Cournor
East
Yellowknife
Consol
Mines
13c
97,700
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
80c
200
_1
Ltd—
Corp
Cadillac
Denlsen
Quebec
Copper
El
2.50
Que Gold Min & Metals Corp_2.50
Consol
Del
1.04
1
Ltd
Ltd
Development
Central
Cons
Consolidated
1
Jan
Feb
Number 5513
Volume 183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1147)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Base
Metals
Baska
Mining
•
Ltd
9
Bathurst
Class
Power
Paper class A
&
B
36'/a
15c
21,200
Beaver
Lumber
Uranium
Co
Mining
Belleterre
Quebec
Jan
Chamberlain
1
145
63
Jan
64 Va
Feb
Charter
375
41
Jan
43
Jan
Chatco
'■
7
7%
2.49
65c
1.25
6,350
60c
11,800
6%
895
1.90 Mar
Jan
7%
Feb
Feb
2.23
Jan
Jan
25
42,310
1.07
38,700
1.59
Feb
2.12
2.10
1,410
1.85
Jan
2.50
Jan
72%
Feb
85%
Jan
85c
51 Va
7,795
49%
Feb
13c 15%c
22,500
11c
Jan
15%c
Feb
51'/a Mar
Gold
Mines
Min & Smelt
76c
75c
83c
6,399
71c
Jan
1
81c
81c
85c
14,000
80c
Jan
1.05
Jan
7
Feb
8'A
Jan
15 'A c
Feb
1.99
Feb
Feb
Feb
Cockshutt
1
2.53
2.50
2.70
20,432
2.50
Feb
2.90 Feb
Coin
1.55
1.45
1.60
1,875
1.45
Feb
1.90
Jan
Coldstream
15c
14c
16c
20,500
20c
Jan
Colomac
14
Feb
Combined
Jan
Commonwealth
Blue
Cerium
Rock
12%
1.35
18,050
'
12'/a
200
1.20
1
Mines
4.00
3.35
4.05
44c
43c
46c
Feb
1.20
82,005
1
Bobjo Mines
Bonville
12%
1.25
67,450
*•
1.65
Feb
Feb
3.CO
40c
4.05 Mar
Feb
1
15'Ac
13c 15 Vac
44,800
10c
Jan
Bordulac Mines
1
14c
12c
17c
132,700
10c
Jan
Bouscadillac
1
35c
26c
36c
65,000
26c
Feb
1
14c
12c
15c
172,594
11c
Jan
*
5.60
5.25
5.75
4,341
1
1.05
1.00
1.05
1,700
51c
Gold
Boymar
Mines
;
Gold
Gold
Mines
Bralorne Mines
Petroleums
Bralsaman
Brilund
Equip_
9
Mines
1
Gold
Lake
Yellowknife
Ltd
Jan
22c
27c
170,300
9c
Jan
29c
Feb
9%
10
550
9%
Feb
10'A
Jan
4.80
4.75
4.80
350
4.10
10 %
10'A
10'A
100
Feb
Consolidated
Allenbee
6.00
Jan
Consolidated
Bakeries
1.10
Jan
Consolidated
Bellekeno
18
18'/a
Feb
19'/a
Jan
Consolidated
Central
6%
7
10,114
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
Consolidated
1.80
1.75
1.84
96,350
1.60
Jan
1.84
Feb
Consolidated Denison
Jan
Mines
Cordasun
Electric
Consolidated Discovery
4%%
5%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Telephone Co
Bruck
Reef
Mills
Class
2.70
55c
57c
13,1C0
55c
Feb
61c
Jan
35c
40c
81,500
34c
Feb
44c
Jan
17c
15'Ac 17 %c
15,300
15c
Feb
18c
Jan
Feb
10'A
Jan
1
Brunston
Yellow
Hill
1
,
&
Calgary
Callinan
Calvan
2nd
pfd-
10'A
22,696
9.70
Jan
11'/B
Feb
4.30
6,290
4.05
Feb
4.86
Jan
3.30
3.50
5,720
3.30
Jan
3.60
Jan
42c
39c
42c
II,065
35'Ac
Jan
42c
Feb
71c
69c
72c
24,103
65c
Feb
73c
Feb
100
14c
14c
17c
12c
13c
Cut
class
27 %c
27c
32 c
11'A
11
11 Va
45c
52c
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
14c
Feb
Jan
Consolidated
22c
30c
292,800
14c
Jan
30c
Feb
11'/zc
12c
88,200
8c
Jan
12c
Mar
21c
20c
21c
Sudbury
Consol
35
J an
40
Jan
Consolidated
11c
Feb
17c
Feb
Consolidated
15c
Jan
28c
Feb
Consumers
30%
Jan
12'A
Feb
8%
Jan
78c
Feb
12
Feb
12%
Jan
25%
24'A
25%
10,969
19%
Jan
25% Mar
30c
25c
31c
100,300
23c
Feb
31c
Mar
33 Vac
32c
37c
595,255
15c
Jan
40c
Feb
5.50
Jan
5.25
200
2 5'A
46,845
32
32
33 Va
5.00
Feb
18%
180
25 Va Mar
Jan
35
Mar
32
4,030
Jan
Feb
29%
Jan
32
8'A
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
17
Feb
31%
32
■<6
10
11%
875
9
16 Va
16 Va
16'A
200
3a U
34
34%
815
34
Jan
10
,
common.
_
160
160
160
135
160
Jan
160
Jan
60
62
400
53
Jan
62
Packers
25'A
Feb
26
9
Class
B
Zinc
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canada
Croinor
16
36'A
Jan
Crown
British
Canadian
$13A
preferred
Canadian
Decalta
Gas Oils
1.15
Jan
40
Feb
Delnite
Jan
36%
Feb
Del
Jan
95'A
Feb
Desmont
1.57
1.70
4,905
31
79
47c
40c
48c
5.65
6.00
6 'A*
6%
85
46'A
45%
31%,
31
Jan
40c
45c
58c
Feb
Feb
Distillers
Feb
Dome
Canadian
Dredge
Jan
Dome Mines
Jan
Dominion Asbestos
7'A
Feb
Dominion
2,922
44'A
Jan \
46%
Feb
4,850
30'A
Jan
32
Jan
Dominion
31%
695
30%
Jan
32
Jan
Jan
66c
,
Jan
Foundry & Steel
Preferred
com
—
———
58c
36
32%
19 Va
19'A
60C
5,960
56c
36
1,635
32'A
Feb
36'A
Jan
19'A
2,710
19'A
Feb
21
Jan
35
Feb
9
Securities
Machine
Ice
Canadian
A
Canadian
Cos
70
37
Feb
Dominion
Tar
2,185
Mar
11%
Jan
Dominion
Textile
13
8,835
12'A
Jan
14'A
Jan
Donalda
69c
70c
5,836
65c
Feb
74'Ac
Jan
35c
40c
11,600
30c
Feb
42c
Jan
Mines
3.80
3.40
3.80
56,765
21'A
22
780
——
class B—
Donnell & Mudge new com
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Donald
Rope
8
100
8
23
8!
2.90
24
26%
715
2.10
1.99
2.10
4,581
2.00
8%
8
8,865
7%
8%
12
36
12
10
34
36'A
940
54C
54c
63c
24,446
9
23%
21%
23%
7,259
3.80
23%
Jan
East
8%
Jan
East Malartic
26% Mar
Feb
26'A
9
11
2.35
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
Am phi
Smelting
12'A
Jan
Eastern
39
Feb
Jan
Eastern Steel
22'A
...
Jan
41c
Jan
65c
19%
Jan
23% Mar
Eddy
Paper
Elder
Feb
106
Feb
Feb
9
Mar
Feb
70c
Jan
Economic
53,950
40c
25
33 "a
32%
33%
11,750
31%
Feb
35 Va
Jan
10
25
23%
25
1,768
22%
Feb
25%
Jan
Electra
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
2.95
2.90
3.05
30,477
2.74
Feb
3.20
Feb
4.35
600
4.20
Feb
4.60
Jan
94
Canadian Tire
Canadian
33'Ac
Prospect
Corp common
Utilities
9
preferred
Western
Canadian
Gas
9
32
31'A
32
18%
18'A
18%
295
2.65
2.65
2.74
3.500
Cariboo
Cassiar
7'A
91
103
94
Jan
-
104
Feb
34'A
Feb
Jan
Feb
30'A
Jan
18
Jan
19
Feb
Jan
2.78
Mines
Eldrich
El
El
Ltd
Pcn-Rey Oils
Sol
—
Mines
Investments
Gold
Eureka
,
Warrants
Excelsior
to
ext
April 3
Refineries
Feb
Falconbrldge Nickel
825
l.nq
Fpb
3.30
Feb
800
2.05
Feb
2.50
Jan
Canadian
Candy——
Faraday Uranium Mines
Farge Oils Ltd
1.45
1.60
7,780
75c
1
9
8.45
1
Trethewey
4.00
76c
1,000
8.25
8.50
12,778
1.25
70c
8.00
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.60
90c
Feb
9.10
Jan
900
3.80
Jan
4.15
Feb
Farwest
5.30
5.35
520
4.60
Feb
5.65
Feb
Federal
Oil
9
2.75
2.60
2.80
31,825
2.11
Jan
2.90
Feb
1
1.35
1.25
1.36
12,700
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
Central
Pat
Gold
For footnotes
see
page
45.
Fanny
4.00
1
Leduc
Famous
3.95
Explorers
Central
37c
46c
77,632
17 Va
17'A
17'A
710
16
16
16'A
5,020
12 Va
12
12'A
950
1.44
1.20
1.58
167.125
40c
22 c
17,341
5.85
3.25
1.42
8.95
Feb
Feb
23 Va
Jan
Feb
6.45
Feb
3.95
Jan
2.34
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
48c
Feb
57c
19'Ac
Jan
48c
Feb
17
Jan
17'A
Jan
16
Mar
17%
Feb
12
1.15
17c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
13
5.18 Mar
29c
Feb
6'A
Players
Farmer
Tungsten Copper
Grain
Preferred
Federal
Jan
59'A
Feb
58
59'A
711
53
176
193
30
158
58c
57c
67c
277,525
42c
Feb
36 Vac
31'Ac
38c
317,688
19c
Jan
48C
45c
54c
1,454,000
30c
Jan
54c
Feb
71c
80c
7,375
69c
Jan
87c
Jan
26c
25c
26c
22c
Feb
30c
21c
19c
23c
3,500
141,340
17c
Jan
23c
Feb
80c
80c
1,000
76c
Jan
88c
Jan
1.60
1.75
35,070
100
80c
•
1.70
1.42
Jan
Jan
Mar
193
73c
39c
1.90
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
60
Jan
88
Feb
15c
Feb
20c
Jan
83
80
86
117,480
20c
18'AC
20c
53,700
1.63
13.700
1.42
35'Ac
Jan
1.90
Feb
1.59
1.58
35'Ac
3 5'Ac
38c
73,830
38%
37%
38%
3,375
7.85
7.00
7.85
11,325
5.50
Jan
14%
14%
15
1,310
14 Vb
Jan
15'A
Feb
18c
20c
37,000
15c
Jan
20c
Feb
9'A
9'A
25
7%
7%
100
29%
30'A
5,783
19c
9'A
25
9
9
7%
30
37
40c
Jan
Feb
40
7.85 Mar
»A Mar
9
7
7% Mar
Jan
Jan
,30'A
Jan
103'A
Feb
Feb
20'A
Jan
26
Jan
26%
Feb
Feb
27'A
100
85
16'A
17%
670
16'A
26'A
16%
Feb
Jan
9'A Mar
103'A 103'A
—100
9
26%
300
Jan
20
9
9
1
——9
9
1
—1
19%
20
7,945
17'A
Jan
20
34'A
33%
3 4'A
1,970
32
Jan
3
12'A
Jan
13% Mar
8 Va
Feb
6,973
13%
13 Va
13%
8'A
8'A
8'A
2,345
59C
48c 66 Vac
664,845
14%
14%
14
2.43
34c
1.55
4'A Mar
Jan
9
Feb
42c
Jan
56c
110
14%
Feb
15
14
943
10
Feb
14
Feb
2.10
3.05
1,735,620
78c
Jan
3.05
Feb
32c
35c
933,796
18c
Jan
35c
1.35
1.55
100,675
1.12
<
Jan
1.58
Jan
Feb
Feb
IOC
11c
12,700
9%c
Feb
ll%c
Jan
2.20
2.29
14,045
2.20
Feb
2.52
Jan
6,775
5.90
Jan
6.50
Jan
6.25
6.45
1.30
1.40
12,100
85c
94c
61,390
6.00
5.80
6.10
18,150
5
4
5'A
1,750
4
Feb
7
36
120
35
Feb
37
Feb
65'A
1,585
59%
Feb
68'A
Jan
Feb
62'Ac
Jan
Feb
36
62%
60
I
class
—
Kirkland
A
.
1.20
85c
5.80
Feb
1.50
Feb
Feb
1.08
Jan
Feb
7.70
56c
54c
56c
10,925
52c
1.02
89c
1.20
158,000
70c
Jan
1.20
10%c 12'Ac
31,266
9c
Jan
13c
15c
16c
7,500
9'Ac
Jan
18c
122
122
100
11 %c
15c
121
Jan
122
25c
9
32c
30c
20c
Jan
76 'A
301
70
Jan
77
50
1.30
23c
31c
73
28c
9
9
_1
1
25c
1956
Ltd—
1.18
Ltd
9,650
51
1,336
45
Feb
53
1.20
1.31
43,300
10,000
30c
38c
8,500
1.15
1.20
3,700
31 Va
30'A
31%
9,795
21'A
21'A
21%
Feb
1.25
2.15
Corp
55c
1
Corp
1.09
1.49
Quartz
48c
10
25
Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance
2.05
Gold
71,573
1
1
1
1
*
*
common
1
Asbestos
Central
1,220
104
1
Oil
79,479
2.28
-20
Gas
Natural
7,120
3.85
—10
Trust
Producers..
Copper Co—
Canso
Canso
Castle
Nat
4%
Williston
Canam
110
pfd_20
„
Canadian
103 »A 103'A
100
50
6c
Canadian Vickers
6.25
3.50
2.05
5.90
21
Jan
1.34
Empire
94
preferred
5.90
3.80
2.24
1
9
-—1
9
9
6.65
6.35
Emerald Glacier
4.30
Canadian
Ltd
2,541
Ltd
class A
49c
Petrofina
22
& Refining Ltd—
—*
Investment
46c
Canadian
21'A
—
Mines
Feb
47c
Railway
21 Va
Prods
1
Pacific
2,550
87c
20
Canadian
8.90
—
865
Reserves
8.65
1
Eastern Metals
9
& Gas
75c
8.75
11c
Asbestos Co
Eastern
106
1
Oil
Feb
1
2.20
Mines
East Sullivan Mines
8
Canadian
90c
Gold-
106
100
preferred
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
,,
—
Feb
21
8
com
common-
—
9
5%
Warrants
55c
9
& Chemical
35
21'/a
9
common
98,675
Invest com——1
& Coal
9%
1
Gold
Malartic
Oils
Feb
82c
70c
Stores
9
9
A
Locomotive
Canadian
Steel
12 Va
9
class
Scottish
Dominion
9%
10c
class
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Dominion
12 3A
9
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
Magnesium————.—
35
.
9
9
Canadian
Gen
Dominion
Dyno Mines
Dock
&
60c
*
46%
6'A Mar
two held
Products class A
Jan
2.50
*
(Western)J:
Va, 31%
59c
40C
©anadian Food
41c
2
Seagrams
Exploration
Coal pfd
Dominion Electrohome Ind
31 Va
•
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
7,510
J
6.45
Feb ~
5.65
Diadem Mines
Petroleum Ltd
for each
One new
52,532
46c
1
—25c
Devon-Leduc Oils
Feb
Being exchanged for
Decalta
5.10
46c
1
Ltd
<
Jan
103
Jan
25c
Minerals
Detta
Ltd
Corp
1.85
Feb
75
Jan
Mining
31
1.57 Mar
12,576
6'/a
104
Feb
31
43,617
5.90
Warrants
Western
4.80
46c
1
1
—
Producers
Rio
34'A
101
Feb
5.10
_1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
92
65
5.35
1
Gold
D'Eldona
Jan
155
102
Jan
1
1
Mines
Warrants
fabl
31
1.65
3
com
4.70
1
Ltd
Mines
95%
9
9
(Dunsmuir)
Collieries
15c
1
—
Minerals
Crowpat
Cusco
36'A
101
25
_.
Canadian
35,100
Jan
95
9
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Feb
54.091
22c
Jan
35%
95%
10c
common
Jan
25c
60c
17c
Jan
85c
9
Celanese
Jan
69c
55c
7
38% Mar
9
Canadian Canners
40c
Jan
60c
37c
600
25
Empire Oils
Feb
Jan
11c
Nest Pass Coal
Crows
13'Ac Jan
27c
51c
Feb
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
4,937
Feb
100
20
common.,
"
10c
12c
34c,
Jan
4,300
9
Commerce
of
29,133
11'AC
30'Ac
Feb
8c
39
2
——_——_
Jan
28c
1.10
9
Breweries
18c
100
38 3A
2.20
585
Bank
Jan
Feb
1.26
II,840
D'Aragon
44,964
Preferred
2.04
13c
36c
Decoursey Brewis Mines—
102
Canadian
Feb
398,053
31c
Jan
34c
Canadian
77,174
17c
32c
Jan
99
Oils..
1.55
16c
1
5
Feb
32c
Oil
1.35
16'Ac
Pershing
Zellerbach
2.65
100
Admiral
35c
10.800
3.40
32 'Ac
Bakeries
46,000
7
Feb
1
Atlantic
13,607
42c
11c
Jan
9
Canadian
36c
38c
7
1.90
Canadian Astoria
Canadian
45c
33c
20c
2.60
25%
Canada Wire & Cable class B—.
Canadian
Feb
Jan
36c
10'Ac
847
1
Minerals
Jan
44c
Jan
32c
21C
40,617
100
common:
82c
Jan
Jan
Jan
lie
—
26
pfd
Lines
Jan
46c
38
1
——
2.25
20
Petroleum
Feb
72c
Jan
9
1
Bit
Crestaurum
2.78
Mtge
Steamship
94c
18,425
34
Mines
Mining
Cournor
Craig
.
—.—_
Lead
2.05
*
B
187,750
80c
10
Imperial
Cosmos
Coulee
2.60
25%
*
A—
90c
75c
9
•
class
64c
75c
„—9
Consol Mining
Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
—
Copper-Man
Mines —1
Corby (H) Dist class A—
1
Lands
79C
Feb
3.10
1
Mining—
1.00
Oil
9,500
Feb
2.50
Feb
26
«.
35 VB
87c
9
Copper Corp
5.10
34'A
Jan
47c
18c
Copper Cliff
Feb
22'A
34%
;.
Conwest Exploration
Jan
25%
22.305
9
Feb
11
515
100
2.95
—9
29
730
Jan
Jan
2.70
..
—-1
150
8%
54c
Feb
4.30
2.94
30'Ac
Gas of Toronto
12'A
12
Jan
8,788
44,720
—
Petroleum
30 VB
8
4.05
1.92
78c
Min
Tungsten
West
12
12
Jan
1.55
Mines
Basin
8'/a
57,050
1,824,316
44c
9
1
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd—
29 Va
78c
1.87
4.30
Mines
Sannonn
12
74c
Jan
1.52
11'/ac
Poplar
Red
87/B
77c
42c
73c
Mine
Pershcourt
Consolidated
90c
1,200
Mar
4.20
Consolidated Peak Oils
80c
9'/aC
20
,
Explorations
Canada Safewav Ltd
'
Jan
14
Feb
Feb
159,000
34,000
30c
42c
Mines
60c
Feb
23c
Warrants
'
Orlac
Feb
11
Feb
39
5.000
Consolidated Northland Mines
10
-
Assurance
Malting
Class
Consolidated
Jan
8c
17c
34c
Mines
Nicholson
Feb
66c
15c
Feb
30c
1
18c
500
38'A
82c
9
Mines
Negus
15c
46,500
38'A
29,050
Feb
78c
Explor
Jan
70c
16'/aC
18 'Ac
32c
4.30
Jan
10'/ac 11'/ac
70c
Jan
61c
Smelting
&
45c
284,750
13c
Jan
—_*
Stone
A_
Preferred
Canada
Consolidated
I,900
64c
30c
Consolidated Mosher
27c
14,800
11c
Jan
5.00
13.873
15c
J.
11c
2,221
47c
14 Va
Jan
Jan
1.65
55c
_
9Vac
24,975
*
Foundries
Iron
Canada
4.50
104,850
12 'Ac
1
„
Crushed
Canada
200
4.50
1
common.
Foils
Met
13%
4.50
•
Preferred
Can
Mining
13'/a Mar
13 Va
4.50
Jan
1.59
13'Ac
Mines
Morrison
Jan
1
!
Oil
Canada
Canada
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.00
♦
Canada
Life
Feb
5 2'A Mar
1.64 Mar
4,069
1.93
1.60
Oils Ltd.
Mic Mac
38%
37,336
Feb
1.59
2
Marbenor
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
921
1.78
13'/a
Feb
Jan
Jan
52'A
1.64
38 *
*
Chibougamau
Canada
16%
48
38%
50
1.70
Jan
14 Vac
Mines
36 Va
37%
52'A
Feb
30c
4.05
Gold
Howey
15
Feb
12'/a Mar
Feb
25c
9.95
Halliwell
9
Flon
Cement
Canada
Consolidated
25c
Mills
Consol
Canada
Consolidated
Jan
16
1,550
21c
24'Ac Jan
9
Arrow
9
Oils
Campbell
Feb
17'A
•
class A
Edmonton
Flin
Calnorth
95
Jan
9
Ltd
Linen
Feb
16
1
Gold
Knife
Petroleum
Caldwell
93
14,962
*
Dry Dock
Calalta
20
17
1
Ext
& Co
Burrard
93
*
Gold
Burlington Steel
Burns
93
16%
1
u
Products
Bunker
93
'
60,450
Jan
10
Mines
Guayana
17
1
Canadian
Bulldog
Golden
Consolidated
1
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
Consolidated
Feb
1
1
Uranium
Ankerite
Buffalo
Jan
50'A
1
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
52
Feb
100
24c
16c
33c
3.40
Lake—
Jan
135
25Vac Feb
1.70
Iron
Gillies
48
1
_
Mining & Smelt
Algoma
Consolidated
50
9
Mining
Brunswick
Buckles
Fenimore
Consol
Jan
270
12 Va
61,865
1
Oil
Crest
1,319
16%
8%
200
30c
1
Dragon
East
52
12'/a
9 VB
25c 27'Ac
22c
1
Mines—
50
16%
8%
25'Ac
9
28c
1
50%
9
A
Mines
55'A
Feb
Consolidated
Feb
106
Feb
52'/a
1
Mines
Brunsman
101
25
——
Brunhurst
320
Jan
2.51
Oils
49'/a
51%
49%
„9
Mines
class
B
55
54
*
A
Power
British
Columbia
45% Mar
Jan
9
—
British Columbia
105
9
class
Packers
B
Broulau
3.30
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
3.50
4.15
100
;
Products
Forest
104
52'/a
104
50
Columbia
Class
101,423
50
Columbia
2.31
4,350
45%
100
4%%
British
3.00
41
_50
——
4 'A %
4%
2.80
Co—
preferred
preferred
British
2.90
44%
11
56c
1
Cadillac
Consolidated
Oil
Columbia
Feb
40c
9
6%
*
American
British
5,750
Feb
9
Oil
18 Va
1
Petroleum
British
6%
2.50
4.80
1
Corp
Warrants
Britalta
Jan
9
Development
400
18
Jan
95c
24VzC
Feb
Conro
*
i
common
12'Ac
589,053
2.50
Mines
Feb
18c
Jan
15,460
1.65
1
:
40c
1
15c
1.41
9
._
Mines
Coniagas
I,150
13'Ac
1.49
14'/a C
9
Petroleum
National
Coniaurum
7'A
Feb
1
Mines
Enterprises
Conduits
7%
7
1
Copper
17c
Feb
4.90
98c
Farm
9
class A
Traction
Mines
15Vac Feb
Cobalt
1
Brantford Cordage
Brazilian
:
Jan
Jan
_l
14c
v
1.49 Mar
263
55c
*
Jan
75%
Jan
*
106,775
Jan
Jan
1.29
74'A
Feb
pfd—
44c
Feb
Feb
15c
Jan
94c
75
44c
A
Jan
38c
25
9%c
class
7%c
7,700
Chrysler Com
38,300
Uranium
Feb
2.10
Chromium
264,266
Hats
Feb
2.10
Chimo
Jan
13c
Bay
Feb
5'A
6.25
1.78
Feb
2.30
60c
Black
2.05
1.49
1.75
Jan
12c
Biltmore
Jan
1.59
Feb
2.18
Jan
111,600
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.10
700
14c
10%C 14'/a c
5'/b
4.95
1.78
125
233,240
44c
1
200
49,620
1.49
20%
20
1.70
2.30
50c
Kirkland
1.90
39c
12'Ac
Bidgood
5'/a
6.25
Feb
1.66
13,200
1.76
1.12
1
Mines—
Jan
38c
1
Uranium
39c
1.03
Ltd
Warrants
Jan
1.06
Mines
Bicroft
32c
5.70
10% c
Bevcon
Mines
Feb
5,000
35c
5'/a
Mines
Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
Yukon
Jan
15c
Chesterville Mines
*
Bibis
21c
Feb
Cheskiik
Beta Gamma Mines
14%c
Feb
9c
Jan
50'A
51'/a
16c
5.75
10
50c
High
11,900
23,000
17c
Jan
71c
20
pfd
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
20
Low
18c
12'Ac 14 Vac
1.80
Products
Research
1.45
1.60
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33c
Oils
Steel
Chemical
Shares
Jan
3.40
60c
Oil
2.25
20
1
1
Telephone
15 'AC
198,343
2.25
—
Feb
64
9
Mines
14c
1.90
62c
.
18c
1
42'/a
7%
common
1
64
2.49
Corp
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
1.50
*
—
Central
14c
*
—
.
Lodge
Feb
Feb
1.10
for Week
Low
61c
Jan
c
Range
Par
Jan
77c
200,627
High
42
1
Beaucage
Bea\er
Bell
100,985
57c
.——1
Beatty Bros
Belcher
Low
64
*
!
High
Sales
Week's
of Priees
I ast
Sale Prloe
1.85
*
—
Beattie-uuquesne
2
STOCKS
14c
14'Ac
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
45c
48c
Petroleums
Bata
Shares
98c " 1.05
1.02
:
Mines
ENDED
for Week
Low
Uranium
WEEK
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
1,392
23%
23
24
925
1.90
1.90
1.99
46,210
2.04
1.90
2.04
2,400
40c
40c
48c
39,100
1
_9
20
33
33
33
155
30%
30%
30%
50
1
35C
33c
42c
323,900
1.08
29c
1.10
29
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.48
64c
1.50
32
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
20 V2
Jan
21%
Jan
23
Jan
25
Jan
1.85
1.90
Feb
Feb
2.37
Jan
2.30
Jan
38c
Feb
72
Jan
30'A
Jan
35
Jan
31%
Jan
42c
Feb
30% Mar
20c
Jan
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1148)
.
.
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Fittings
■*
A
—.—
•
1.50
——122%
*
26
Manufacturing
Ford Motor class
A
___—
Frobisher
Low
15
4
Jan
5%
Feb
Labatt
9%
125
9%
Feb
9%
Feb
Labrador
1.50
1.60
3,560
1.45
Feb
2.00
Jan
Lake
Cinch
122%
125
1,187
Feb
137%
Jan
Lake
Duiault
26% Mar
Lake
565
24%
Feb
16c
80,226
7%c
Jan
16c
Feb
Lake
35%
2,535
31
Jan
35% Mar
vna.e
Osu
ntd
common
•
,
4.15
4.10
4.25
31,340
41c
45c
2,900
41c
93
94
7,000
93
Warrants;——tj......,.;...;.,
Debentures
100
-
;•
93
Feb
4.05
4.55
Jan
Exploration
Power
Gatlneau
5%
19%
*
7
150
110
Feb
6,887
17
Jan
625
I-' I
6
58
Jan
44%
46
2,055
42%
Feb
5.50
4.95
5.50
2,038
4.70
Jan
5.70
Jan
5.10
5.00
5.25
1,784
325
4.65
Jan
5.60
Jan
36
Feb
1,100
48
Mar
Mfg class A—.
Wares
36
48
48
10%
10 ¥8
10%
20
10¥8
Jan
,
96
*
common
96
45
93
Feb
15c
14c
16c
37,000
•
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines-——_„1
3.35
3.15
3.55
8,800
Jan
Feb
5.60
5.90
3,275
6.30
Jan
1.29
1.25
1.31
88,719
Jan
1.37
Feb
•
56 %C
55 %C
59c
34,012
54c
Feb
66%c
35 %c
-35c
39c
29,300
30c
Jan
46c
Feb
24c
22c
25c
32,600
22c
Feb
32c
Jan
Mines
Goldale Mines
Mines
5.90
Jan
1.12
Jan
12c
Feb
3.85
Jan
——„———-1
10 %c
10 %c
11c
——1
3.20
3.15
3.35
1
Gold
47c
41c
47c
18,100
40c
Feb
60c
Jan
—1
19C
18c
28c
734,700
13c
Jan
36c
Feb
Mines__
Manitou
Goldfields
Jan
Jan
—1
Lake Gold
Eagle
11%
3.90
Feb
5.60
Mar
19c
Jan
2.50
Jan
48
1
Uranium
God's
Gold
14c
39%
1
Mines
Glenn
Goldcrest
Jan
'.■99
1
Lake
Geo-Sclentiflc Prospectors'
Golden
46
36
*
„
——„——_100
—
Jan
44%
48
Steel
Jan
1
———
Class B
Preferred
Geneva
7%
65
com—1
——
General Products
Jan
19% Mar
Feb
290
7
62%
112
3
5
(Canada*
Petroleum
6
60%
Jan
Jan
Uranium
Go'doral Mines
———
pfd
Goodyear Tire 4 c/c
52
50
9%c Jan
2,600
3.00
9,400
115
52%
52
¥
Feb
53
J^n
Feb
*
—
„
Granam
Lakes
Preferred
Utilities
Gas
Gold
Long
class
A
Mackeno
Macmlllan
Lake Gold
46%
45 ¥4
46%
2.499
42 %
Jan
46 ¥4
Feb
Maritime
1.500
25%
Jan
45% Mar
56,292
4.25
Jan
5.50 Mar
65/a
46%
47
3.30
3.20
3.35
45
40 ¥4
5.50
5.15
9
9%
275
8
Jan
9 ¥4
Feb
8%
8%
650
7¥a
Jan
9
Feb
Maxwell
4.50
4.50
4.50
500
90c
81c
96c
291,825
21
21
21
410
*
4.40
48c
50c
Feb
55c
70c
1
—.—
1.35
1.20
1.44
85,450
18c
15c
19c
36,200
17%
19
11
11%
10,450
11
25
25
50
25
13c 15 %C
63,000
60c
——L—.—
1
18%
11 ¥4
pfd
Products
30
Gwillim Lake Gold
1
14c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine.
•
62'/a
57%
5,636
1.15
10,110
13c
700
63
55
Maybrun
Feb
McColl
Feb
Jan
Mines
12¥4
Jan
Jan
Mentor
Jan
Mercury
63
Gold
Hasaga
Headway
Gold
Heath
Gold
Heva
Mar
Hinde
Dauch
&
Oil
.
Merrill
1,100
Feb
Meta
17c
89,300
12 %c
Jan
18 %c
Feb
51,525
Feb
1.27
Jan
3.50
Red
Uranium
2.20
Jan
21c
8,011
17'Ac Jan
23c
Jan
5,100
13 %c
Feb
16c
Jan
Mid-Western
88,500
1.10
Jan
1.44 Mar
15 %c
Feb
16'Ac Mar
11 %c 16 %c
323,000
lie
11c 12 %c
108,300
5¥sC
Jan
13c
Feb
31c
27c
31c
85,500
19c
Jan
31c
Mar
75c
75c
I,000
70c
Jan
85c
Feb
13c
14c
7,050
12c
Feb
14c
Mar
54 ¥4
55%
14c
•
55 %
•
5
870
8
•
8
8%
200
24%
24%
24 ¥a
4,349
54
7l
22%
Feb
58
Jan
9
Feb
35c
31c
42c
21,7.0
32c 45 %C
157,100
3.75
39',4 5
135,2
3.20
193,460
24 %
Milliken
Mill
2.15
41c
9 3A
Feb
42c
Feb
12 %C
Feb
47c
Feb
0
60c
Jan
81,950
70c
Jan
33c
5.0,075
15c
Feb
9¥s
9%
9 ¥8
19,331
102%
102
103
760
90c
90c
5C0
6%
4
7%
2
80c
6
1.E9 Mar
2.10 Mar
30c
9¥«
Feb
95c
Jan
Feb
Feb;
Feb
104
Jan
Jan*
7% Mar
Feb
2.12
1.70
1.94
131,564
1.51
Feb
46 ¥4
47%
1,093
41.¥4
Jan
99%
99%
10
99%
Feb
92%
94 %
1,554
80%
Jan
34 %c
38C
13,220
33c
Feb
38c
Feb
17C
21c
51,980
17c
Feb
22%c
Jan
47%
Jan
47% Mar
100
Jan
94% Mar
52c
53c
51,300
59c
Feb
92c
1 03,
26,5^0
92c
Mar
1.37
Jan
10c
lie
700
10c
Jan
30c
3.65
50
49c
93c
lie
;
3.20
3.70
285,252
17%
13,8.5
17¥a
14¥a
31 %c
i
293Ac Jan
2.55
11 ¥4
Jan
3.70 Mar
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
31c
16%
888
15
Jan
12
12
37c
15%
common
12%
355
113A
Jan
12%
Jan
75c
Feb
87c
Jan
*
209,600
29c
373Ac
Feb
"
Jan
>" 16% Feb
75 c
7dC
37,70)
4.35
4.10
4.40
12,490
3.60
Feb
4.50 Jan'
1.80
1.80
1.80
1,150
1.60
Jan
2.00 Jan
2.30
Gas
—„:
Uranium.:
2.80
86,7uO
24c
27c
17,942
4.50
5.00
33 %c
33 %c
35c
3,700
10,400
32'Ac
Jan
42c
24¥a
Metals
23%
24 ¥B
5,4c 0
22'A
Jan
24
27c
Corp.:
Mining Corp
Jan
Min
Feb
Mogul Mining Corp
Feb
Molsons
Mines
54c
Brewery
Feb
3.75 Mar
Jan
1.83
8 ¥4
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.10
100
Feb
Jan
78c
I
Lake
Ore
9¥8c
Jan
2.65
Jan
22c
Brick
Mindamar
17c
32c
Jan
1.70
Jan
1.45
City Petroleum
Milton
8 ¥4
2.45
213Ac Feb
Feb
17C
Industrial
Warrants
2.15
Jan
1.60
Midcon Oil & Gas
16c
1.44
*
,t0J
15,8.0
14c
2.2j
'
420
13.5
1.13
10c
34
15c 21¥4c
41 %
35C
Mines
14 %c
45% Mar
Feb
1.25
4,104
Jan
94%
Light & Power
22c
1
Canada
6,4C0
20,203
Feb
Jan
1.49
Feb
1.65
Feb;
57C
Jan
45%
14,160
com..
Preferred
16c
1.22
24 %C
Jan
;2.40
Feb
2.25 Jan:
Jan
44
Lake
1.30
23c
1.25
40c
Jan
1.43
Chipman
Mexican
90c
Ltd
Co
Merrill
2.10
90c
2.33
39c
Knitting......
Island Mining
Petroleum
!
98c
•
Tower
Drilling
Hollinger Consol Gold
Home
•
1
Hi
17,300
Lake
1
Mines
Mines
Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
1.32
23 %C
Exploration & Dev
3.50
1
High
1.25
1.70
1
—_—
Lake
Red
40c
9%
common.—
1
Mines
Head of Lakes Iron
78,200
McWatters Gold Mines
16C
.
52c
10
McMarmac
90c
3.25 Jan
45c
9
Porcupine
90c
.>
18c
38c
Mines
Red
;* T6V2C
3.40
35,900
6%
Mclntyre
1
1
•
Gold
45,o9o
20c
2.20
...
Frontenac
_1
Mines
Rock
hard
Harrison Minerals
24,525
1.20
Consolidated
McKenzie
.
Hallnor
2.15
1.13
3.70
10
Feb
18%c
Jan
2.10
183Ac
9%
Preferred
27
Feb
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
14c
18c
i
Jan
19 ¥4
Feb
2.50
Jan
55,800
1.89
1.10
22c
Jan
172,475
14c
2.03
1.49
Feb
14 %c Jan
17%
Jan
1.09
Feb
8c
2.48
Jan
1.55
-10c
warrants
21 ¥4
Jan
Jan
1
—————
Ltd
4.60
Jan
20%
Feb
2.18
1.99
2.20
10c
2.40
....
warrants
Ltd
13c
Jan
Jan
Ltd
—
Feb
1.42
36¥»C
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Preferred
Feb
Jan
15c
28 %c
Mines..
Matachewan
8%
Warrants
Gurney
3,275
5.50
6%
46%
57¥a
100
Feb
45%
—.
Mines
Mining Corp
—
Mines-
Mines
Gunnar
Oils
89 %
Jan
2.20 Mar
Jan
Jan
6¥ac Jan
1.26
Mines
Mines
Gold
1.29
47
3.30
Feb
8,200
10c 11 ¥4 c
Marigold
2.70
Jan
4,750
39c
Maralgo
Marcus
Jan
Jan
167,825
38C
Feb
Jan
Feb
35c
52c
common
9.45
38c
Jan
20c
Ltd
45c
Jan
23c
33c
2.20
52c
13 %c
1.80
.
Gold
Milling
7-C
1.17
Mages Sporting Goods——
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Leaf
Feb
6^c
12c 12 %c
9 %C
Bloedel class B
&
Madsen Red
130,122
Jan
31c
Mines
._
MacLeod-Cockshutt
1,965
13c
Jan
1.00
Jan
1.61
2.12
Mines
91%
Feb
Jan
32c
—
Feb
45%
89¥a
10 %c
11c
—.
Jan
————10
—;———
Mines
Lead
1,922
12c
Mines
Feb
•
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Trust
22,860
55
2.27
7.00
*
Guaranty
Rights
2.20
54%
Mines
1
Class B
1.71
55
Explorations
1
Oils
4,800
34,830
—L
Gold
Yellowknife
1
Development
71c
3.00
Feb
1.68
Goldfields
Macdonald
B
69c
2.72
Lyndhurst Mining Co
A
21
42,400
Feb
Jan
Feb
18
1.00
201,600
Long Island Petroleums
29c
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
100
29c
Lorado Uranium Mines
37%c
Jan
16
969
90 ¥4
5,645
Jan
545
1.00
\32c
—
132,003
7%
18
19%
25c
A
Gold
Macassa
3.55
18 ¥a
2.20
class
118,600
3.50
Feb
26c
Lac
Groceterias
48c
47
3.15
3.00
42c
Feb
100
27 %C
—
7.75
Jan
3.25
Jan
3.85 Mar
1.00
Petroleum
Macfie
35c
Feb
30c
Uranium
Feb
2.65
18
Mines
Maple
6%
6,900
6,850
18%
Class B
Lynx
6.00
Mar
28c
3.85
Gold
Lexlndin
Louvlcourt
38 c
Jan
24c
Acceptance warrants.
Lencourt
Lomega
21c
3-25
Feb
Feb
3.25
Leitch Gold
Loblaw
4.30
70c
Laura Secord
Little
2.50
28c
16c
Jan
3.25
(John) class A
Candy Shops
Lang & Sons
Laurentide
Liberal
11,350
13c
24c
Geld
Maneast
3.20
Jan
15c 15 %c
3.85
Mines
Luz
Feb
46%
2.55
8,585
Feb
35
Feb
10,500
38c
;
1.95
15c
Goldfields
1,990
17,000
5.65
7.10
6%
2.25
5.10
50
com
.—
Feb
2.00
5.40
44c
33c
3.75
36,720
7.75
40 %C
Feb
33c
—;v.
Coal
West
10
2.55
2.80
*
——.
Great Sweet Grass
Gulch
Feb
1
—
Plains
8%
Feb
8
18,988
28c
*
Paper
Warrants
Gulf
7
250
2.95
2.50
1
Great Northern
Great
250
10
Mines
Granduc Mines
Great
8%
9%
Gold
Bousquet
Grandlnes
Great
8
*
Mackay class A—-—
Class B
Jin
2.55
2.70
Malartic
Gordon
Jan
20%
Mining
Lake
La
32
24
Jan
28 %C
Wasa
Feb
Jan
49¥»c
Jan
Feb
Id
Mines
Mines
60c
Feb
29 %
1
'
.
35c
1.825
111
A__
General
6,250
19%
Bakeries
Class
38c
31 ¥a
110
General Dynamics
General
Motors
Corp
General
36c
30 %
18 ¥4
Ltd
Mines
General
30 %
——————100
preferred
Geco
37c
1
—•
common
23
5,924
Uranium
Shore
Lamaque
Galtwin
935
20
Mines—
Lake
97
Feb
Mar
24
18
2.15
Mines
Nordic
32%
24%
High
Low
23%
Lingmun Gold
26%
11c
35
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
Exploration-
&
Mines
I2V2C
Mines—
Shares
2.95
5%
Mining
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ltd
5%
120
Range
Pa
(John)
Sales
Week's
Last
High
*
Gold
Cos
Fraser
High
*
Foundation Co of Canada
Francoeur
Friday
Bale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
5%
*
common
Class
Fleei
2
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
MARCH
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Salea
Week's
45c
55C
190,461
2.95
3.10
38,495
27%
27%
75
75c
80e
14,147
17%
17
17¥a
41 ¥4
41
1.50
1.58
3.05
class
A
■'
Class
A
•
12%
10%
12%
10,924
10%
Feb
125/a
Jan"
Porcupine v
Montreal Locomotive
Class
B
•
113A
10%
12
9,407
10%
Feb
12 %
Jan
Moore Corp
*
40%
40
40%
40
Jan
40%
Jan
Multi-Minerals
•
6.95
6.95
7.10
8.09
67 V4
67
67 ¥a
2,324
1
50c
37c
50c
13,045
40
40
40
40c
2.90
Feb
2.80 Feb
30c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
,
5.00
Jan
Feb
Jan
¥<s Mar
55c
3.45
Mar
Jan!
26 3A
Feb
27%
Feb
75c
Feb
84c
Jan
1,585
17
Feb
18%
413A
2,435
40
Jan
42
1.5J
17,750
1.55
1.70
Jan
_♦
4.15
1.31
.
Moneta
2.30
24c
Howard
Smith Paper
common—.
Mining
Hoyle
Hudson Bay
Hugh-Pam
Huron
^
Mining & Smelting
Porcupine
& Erie
Mortgage
20
Rights
450
.
4,575
6.95
64
Feb
Jan
68
28c
Feb
50c
37
Feb
42
Feb
Mar
Nama
1.80
1.95
15,154
1.80
Feb
2.05
Feb
National
9.80
8.90
9.80
8 390
8.35
Feb
9.80 Mar
National
4.60
3.90
4.60
4*760
3.40
1
10 %C
10c
13c
190,550
Warrants
Petroleums
8c
Jan
4.60 Mar
Jan
15c
Feb
Imperial
Bank
10
Indian
Lake
Industrial
$2.25
Acceptance
*
common
50
preferred
& Co
•
Cement preferred
Inspiration
Powders
com
Jan
61% Mar
70
Feb
78
41
12
11 ¥4
44
367/a
Jan
44
3,090
11%
Jan
12%
6¥s
Feb
7
85c
Feb
Jan
54
Feb
50 ¥4
Feb
102 ¥4
Feb
7
7
55c
85c
1,676,590
54
950
51%
75
50%
53
•
25
50%
50%
100
101
145
11%
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
1,909
16
16
300
50 ¥4
1.35
1.32
1.40
14,966
10
10
10
200
15c
100
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
11 ¥4
Feb
12
Feb
16
Feb
18
Jan
1.30
10
Feb
1.74
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
Metals
class
23(4
23%
23%
255
22
Jan
24
Feb
•
A
34%
34
35%
510
33
Jan
35 ¥4
Preferred
103
103
15
91
91
91
63
83
81%
83
32%
Petroleum
International
Ranwick
Ltd
1
Interprovincial
Bldg
31%
Interprovincial
Pipe
130 130 %
1.73
Line
32 ¥a
102%
91
13,796
78%
846
126%
11,596
1.26
1.73
56,885
14 ¥4
I*
Credits
15
223
28
1.20
14
Jan
103
Jan
Mar
91
Mar
Jan
85 %
Jan
Jan
130%
Feb
Jan
325/8 Mar
Jan
1.73 Mar
Feb
16¥4
Jan
32%
11,149
27%
Jan
33%
Feb
3.20
3.75
28,875
2.65
Feb
IIIIII
3.85
Feb
3.80
3.35
3.95
15,830
1.80
Mines—
Products
33%
3.75
1.60
1.80
3,700
72c
Bav
32 ¥4
**..... "1
Copper Mines Ltd
50c
72c
30c
24c
30c
Ltd
Rights
Waite
Mining
Mining
Exploration
1
Jacobus
Jaye
Jeanette
Jellicoe
Minerals
IIII•
-I_IIIIl
2.75
1.60
Jan
3.95 Mar
Feb
1.80
Feb
7,925
50c
Feb
72c
Feb
31,300
20c
Jan
30c
Mar
I
.J
(1939)
Gold
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
Mines
Mines
Ltd
New
Alger
II,550
34 %c
85,430
51c
Keyboycon Mines
Kirkland
Hudson
Kroy
Oils
Bidlamaque
Mines
Concord
New
Continental
Davies
Jan
6%
Jan
9f0
25c
3,100
2 35
3.20
30 >,080
28c
34c
239,700
28c
Jan
39c
Jan
81C
9
36, ^16
71c
Jan
93c
Feb
51,875
22c
Jan
31c
28 %c
New Dickenson
New
Fortune
Gas
29c
3.10
28¥8
22c
1.75
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
4.65
4.10
1.50
1.52
66,650
1.50
Feb
1.86
2.49
2.64
23,800
2.01
Jan
2.64
95c
1.01
14,900
92c
46c
46c
46c
2.300
46c
Feb
Oil
76c
84c
J
Feb
1.30
54c
63c
Jan
84c
12,000
16c
Jan
25c
1.01
1.03
45,000
1.87
1.86
1.92
5,080
26c 28 %c
58,800
21c
.
Mines
Mines
79,320
25c
1.02
50
i
19c.
26c
.
.; 1.65
1.55
1.69
1.01
1.86
25c
Feb
33% Mar
27c
95c
.
Petroleum
New
25c
C
8,5 >0
2.50
Mines
Feb
34c
39c
18,954
32 %c
Feb
45c
Feb
10c
14c
83,273
9'Ac
Jan '
13c
Feb
17c
18c
28,200
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
1.25
1.10
1.27
81,859
98c
Jan
41c
40c
45c
85,700
2.50
2.45
2.79
3,800
28c
2.05
1.30
Jan
Jan
49 %c
Feb
Feb
2.79
Feb
15%
15%
125
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
Feb
12 %c
Explorations
New Goldvue
Harricana
New
Highridge
New
Hosco
New
New
Kelore
New
Laguerre
Feb J
Feb'
Feb
Jan '
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar-'
1.13
Jan
Feb
2.05
Jan
Jan
38c
Feb
Jan
1.80 Jan
.
„
Gold
New
Senator
10c
Jan
14c
Feb '
66c
75c
266,227
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
10c
Feb
15c
18c
555,450
29c
44c
265,910
23c
Jan
20C
24c
50.800
14c
Feb
11 %C
18C
44C
Jan
13c
27^500
11c
Jan
13c
24c
221,225
16c
Feb
24c
4.25
392,710
12 %c 14¥4C
463,900
2.25
3,500
2.15
8%c
2.15
Jan
Feb
4.25
15e
2.40
Feb
Feb
r
Feb
Jan
Feb
30c " Jan
28c
34,885
25c
Jan
34C-
12c 14%c
127,100
7%c
Jan
28c
25c
28c
26c
27c
.
3,500
22c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
17c
2.38
Feb
27c
3.75
2.25
Jan
Feb
3.10
121,939
2.57
Feb
3.10
Feb
13 %c
13 %c
15c
193,100
Jan
15c
Feb
55
55¥s
5,830
5134
Jan
56%
Jan
38c
38c
1,400
19'Ac
Jan
38c
Jan
Nisto
Gold
Mines
12 %c
Mines
Nordon
Mines
;
55 7%
Corp
Mining
12c
11 %C
33,500
11c
Jan
13c
Jan
Norpax
61c
70c
2,900
60c
Feb
73c
Jan
North
4.95
4.15
5.10
83,625
2.40
2.95
Oil
&
66c
46c
78c
76,100
32c
Jan
78c
Mar
38 %c
46c
70,650
37c
Feb
51c
Feb
North
30c
35c
31,800
26c
Jan
40c
Jan
North
Ltd
Mines
Oils
1.16
1.39
83,025
5.05
:
5
Warrants
39%
56c
17c
Feb
Jan
7.75 Jan
Oil
77c
454,933
4.60
5.05
5,642
33%
40
415
2.01
2.15
1,240
9 %c 14¥»c
67c
34c
4.50
35?a
Feb
Jan
Jan
85c
5.10
40
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.15
1,936,900
9c
Jan
14 ¥4 c
83c
1.14
40,754
80c
Feb
1.14
__:
.
Feb
15%
15%
17
1,626
14
Jan
17%
Jan
9
9
9%
1,040
Jan
9%
Feb
12c
-
Jan
Jan
6.65
46c
93c
2.10
:
Rankin
Warrants
Jan
10'/a c
7.05
69c
common
North Inca Gold
Star
26c
12,500
11,230
39c
7.30
,
Preferred
42c
53,250
7.35
40c
Canadian
9c
14c 14%C
Norgold Mines
—1
1.39 Mar
868,600
2.88
Mines
Jan
14c
2.95
Norlartlc
1.10
Feb
10 VsC
Nipissiijg Mines
Normetal
L38
33c
Feb '
Jan
.20c
Feb
2.50
Jan
—1
20 %c
16c
18
2.95 Mar
62,833
Jan
60c
.
33c
•
1.37
Jan
Jan
26c
28C
105,975
Feb
1.55
Feb
54c
2.30
17%
36,940
Jan
48c
Jan
29c
2.15
40c
2.95
35c
Jan
34c
2.20
2,000
5.10 Mar
Feb
33c
328,400
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
8,043
Jan
21,150
265,188
50c
13c
Mines
12,500
3.50
32c
48c
40c
4.15
.
Superior Oils
New Taku Mines
Yellowknife
30c
40c
12c
New
45c
12c
Jan
21c
Rouyn
17 ¥4
Jan
Feb
70C
20c
Mines
9c 10%c
8c
39c
Feb
23c
38c
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper.
40c
10c
Feb
50c
13,850
41c
16 %c
Minda-Scotia
Mylamaque Explor
New Thurbois
Feb
28c
90,583
71c
*
-
New
Nib
33c
...13,975
64c
•
Jan
33c
55c
13c
.
Mines
Gold
Jan
32c
;
Mines
Marlon
New
New
15,075
1.48
45c
75
Gold
Newlund Mines
30c
64c
Mines
Jason
24c 26 %c
24c
32c
-
Mining
Mines
Jaculet
New
New
;
Mines
New
17%
28%
Feb
4.35
Development—
40c
45.
Jan
5
1.50
17%
nagp
28
33%
Oils
1
I.
75
2".0
82c
;
Calumet
—1
see
Gold.
New
_I
Ltd
Feb
28
5 ¥4
4.05
Dominion Oil
1
_
Feb
1.47
Jan
29C
New
IIIIII
II—IIII"
Bay
For footnotes
.1.22
18c
"
Kirkland Lake Gold
Kirkland Townsite
Jan
Jan
36c
"7~
Warrants
12%
Jan
1.45
2.47
Bristol
.—1
Copper
F b
Feb
68c
32%
.
British
H~
IIII!
I.
1.78
11%
4.35
*
New
Delhi
Feb
32%
.
New
New
Feb
Jan
23c
-III.*
Gold
Keymet Mines
Kilembe
52c
Feb
12 %c
15%
Mines—
25
■
Car
Mines
New
1.56
5
New Athona Mines
New
Feb
28
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Noranda
Kelvinator of Canada
Kenville Gold Mines
Lake
1.02
1
' -IIl5c
Kerr-Addison
42c
90c
1
*
Jupiter Oils
Kerr
40c
99c
1
Mines
Joburke
6^5
154,425
2
Petroleum
Steel
New
IIII—
Ltd
12
1.15
Mines
Newnorth
Jack
pfd
12
1.02
1.27
Jan
5/100
—
International
Grocers
45,990
12
1.08
com
Hosiery Mills class B
National
Feb
Jan
12
7
62c
53
Jan
31,210
•
Preferred
100
International Mlll'g class A 4% pfd 100
International Nickel Co common
•
Trnn
54
155
25
International
Isotope
647
73
1
Bronze
Preferred
Irish
61%
43%
10
Mining
International
59
72
100
(John)
Inland
1
preferred
4%%
Inglis
Gold
61 %
Chemical
&
National
Neilo
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
1
Mines
Drug
National Explorations Ltd—
1.90
Hy-Charger
Ltd
Jan
1
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Works
common
Creek
National
76c
1.75
7%
Feb
Feb
•
.
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5513
183
(1149)
45
•t
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
North
Trinity
Northern
.20c
Low
High
10c
High
20,000
9c
Jan
11c
Jan
66c
2,500
56c
Jan
68c
Feb
23%
Jan
32
75c
Feb
16,800
Feb
Surely
95
Jan
95%
Feb
6,500
30c
Feb
43c
Jan
Surf
57c
24,575
52c
Feb
71c
Feb
Switson
11c
Jan
16c
Jan
Tamblyn
68c
Jan
86c
Jan
Tandem
165
94
•
Mines—
12c
Ogama
Rockland
Rare
Okalta
Metals
Mining
Jan
22c
Feb
8c
Jan
17c
Mar
7,500
71c
Jan
90c
Jan
75c
75c
| 75c
2.05
.2.12
30c
7'Ac
2.80
(2.90
84c
80c
34,409
i 84c
57c
Jan
Feb
Traders
63c
Feb
12'/2c 14'Ac
30,775
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
Trans
Empire
10,225
12%
Jan
13Va
Jan
Trans
Era
Jan
Trans
Mountain
Jan
Transcontinental
Feb
Trans
Prairie
Petroleum
62%
'■.% 54c
; Pan Western Oils_
Paramaque Mines
52c
1.72
1.57
(35c
16c
14C
\ 18C
152,300
Preferred
—:
19c
Acceptance
Feb
1.35
J..45
14,9-0
1.35 Mar
1.90
Jan
27,1.8
47c
Jan
95c
Jan
Union
11,717
30c
Jan
46c
Jan
United
32%
Feb
United
Estella
32
31
51 Va
51%
*
23
1|0%
33c
of
1
2.95.
1.28
1.25
1.40
—
30c
1.40
Mines
C
B
1.80
1
1
16c
*
.
12 y8
1.76
•
80c
72c
Jan
United
Fuel
Mar
United
Keno
18%
Feb
United
Montauban
Mar
United
Border
Jan
United
Steel
Canada
1.58
42c
Jan
3.40
Feb
Upper
Feb
1.72
Jan
Vanadium
1.15
Jan
1.65
Jan
Ventures
1.76
Feb
2.35
Jan
Viceroy
33c
Jan
Vic our
13%
Feb
Violamac
1.34
Jan
Vulcan
11c
Jan
12% Mar
Electric
Dome
Uranium
Warrants
Inv
class
60c
58c
46%
47
971
16%
38c
44% Jan
Jan
Feb
1.04 Jan
47
Jan
100
16%
Jan
39'A
465
36%
Jan
39% Feb
22
22%
700
21 Va
Feb
23%
Jan
13c
Jan
25c
Feb
17c
23c
3,800
4 4'A
1,310
48
48%
350
17
Jan
42'A Jan
44% Jan
45
49
Jan
Feb
1.90
2.00
11,578
1.56
Jan
2.20
1.97
2.10
13,030
1.60
Jan
2.17
Feb
32c
35c
36c
Feb
48%
49%
65,600*
30c
Feb
Feb
44 y8
Jan
50
Jan
38c
40c
Feb
40c
Jan
11
21,020
3,375
36c
ll'A
8
Jan
11
Feb
16c
26,500
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
6.85
7.40
36,784
4%
3,865
4%
460
8
210
49%
435
23c
29C
46,874
7.25
7.50
5,115
29c
30c
30,630
_
A
pfd
—
50
61
62
7.00
6.85
7.10
2,140
—
1
35c
32c
36c
31,650
1.84
1.65
1.84
62,745
15%
15%
15%
475
1.00
93 'Ac
1.00
10,075
_
Mines
—
*
•
Corp
1
Mines
Jan
4.25
Feb
8
7.40 Mar
5.50 Jan
Feb
9
Jan
46%
Jan
49%
22c
Feb
29c
Feb
Jan
8.60
Feb
6.65
29c
Feb
6.60
36c
Jan
Feb
61
Feb
62
Jan
Feb
7.85
Jan
Feb
40c
Jan
1.65
Feb
1.88
Jan
14%
Jan
1.05
Jan
30c
93 %c Mar
1.05
Jan
4.50
4.50
200
4.50
Feb
5.50
Jan
35%
36%
4,336
35%
Feb
40%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
300
8
Jan
8%
27c
23 %c
29c
297,100
18c
Jan
2.75
2.70
2.90
29,800
'
'
—
*
—
class
Mfg
200
5.50
36%
*
Alloys
Ltd
•
A
_
Mines
1
•1
Mines
Jan
Jan
30c
60
Jan
Waite
j59c
2,000
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
Walker
53%
Feb
67%
Jan
Waterous Equipment
Weedon
Pyrite Copper-
•
1
Feb
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
Feb
West
Malartic
Maygill Gas Oil
_
2.70
Feb
29 %c Feb
Feb
3.40
Jan
Feb
Jan
25,500
6c
Jan
5,300
1.80
Feb
46,560
19%
Jan
41
Feb
West
39%
-7.25
4.45 Mar
13c
1.95
Oils
1
G
55c
64c
10,000
51c
Jan
64c
14%
14%
15
3,824
14
Jan
15%
Jan
♦
W
&
60c
•
Amulet Mines
72%
2,634
69%
Feb
74'/a
Jan
13%
440
11 %
Jan
13'/a
Jan
64c
62c
72c
119,350
43c
Jan
72c
Feb
26c
24 %c
26c
2,536
22 %c
Jan
27c
Feb
1
27c
25c
30c
734,850
8'Ac
Feb
30c
Feb
*
.
72%
♦
Mines
70
1.48
1.48
1.50
400
1.40
Jan
21%
21%
160
12c 137/8C
65,360
6,500
5.05
Jan
10%
Jan
Westeel
Products
*
21%
7,080
5.25
Jan
14u
Jan
Western
Ashley
1
12 %C
5
32%
.
Mines
,4.40
2,450
2.15
Jan
8.50
Jan
Western Canada
Breweries
2.35
2,000
1.76
Jan
4.15
Jan
Western
Decalta
Petroleum
30c
221,725
Jan
Western
Leaseholds
10c
Jan
50c
1
3.25
2.90
1
3.20
2.90
.S .25
298,155
2.03
Jan
3.25 Mar
81,290
2.60
Feb
3.45
V;j
Feb
Naco
Ltd
*
Petrol-
21% Mar
12c
Jan
15c
Jan
*
29%
Jan
32%
Feb
667
1.30
Feb
1.40
Feb
5.15
5.15
253
1.40
5.15
400
5.00
Jan
5.30 Feb
'
70c
70c
lie
*
A
Jan
32%
32
30
800
33%
*
class
Feb
20
1.30
lie
(Geo)
1.65
32V4
1
33%
Warrants
Weston
Mar
13 Va
8.70
Western
Gold
Feb
Jan
*
Hill
1
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
3.00
Jan
29'Ac
40
11c
-
2.00 Mar
Jan
29c
1
*
:
Feb
40c
49
68c
Jan
I
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
1.33
90c
,8
20c
2.05
,
Feb
Jan
88c
4%
800
11,510
1
Jan
9.00
1,400
•
1,835
4.35
1
Mines
;
14c
61,825
306
1
Jan
2.63
.
7.40
t25c
*
Metals
U
Jan
11
37 V4
*
Gold
Jan
11,000
43%
*
:'
—
Oils
101
1
Roy
Jan
2.25 Mar
2.25
Feb
9%
38c
55c
57%
Feb
49%
56
*
_
10%
42
14%C Jan
35c
25c
•
;
150
12,385
48
•
Mines
53
99c
2,710
11
7.50
23
Jan
82,800
12%,
1
Corp
15c If
9
43%
,
Jan
22c
200
Jan
95c
— —
—. —
Mining
Jan;
Jan
55,700
21,777
1.43 Jan
Mar
38%
•
Line
common—
Feb
100 Va
22,500
,
1.26 Jan
40
IOC
48c
—
51
4,800
33c
Feb
54c
*
preferred
16
25
3.05
Jan
2nd
21%
5
1C0
•'
100%
•
Gold
23 Va
2.5
23
18 Va
1
Mineral
&
4,0.0
Mar
8
2.35
16%
f
Asbestos
34
12c
Feb
90c
•
Union Gas of Canada-
82c85c
Feb
Jan
57/a
Jan
Union
1.66
8c
45c
46%
•
1.36
Rouyn Gold
.
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.93
^
1.53 Mar
Power
t
14c
Jan
26 Va
71,100
110,800
..
_40
Oil
5.50
Mines
East
Triad
Jan
Oils
Pronto
Feb
Jan
River
Preston
23c
1.02
Powell
1
Jan
4.75
Powell
Pressed
Feb
9Vac
3.0
33c
Uranium
President
37c
Trend
57,000
Poplar
i
Jan
161,452
*
Placer Development new com
Pender Oils
Premier
27c
Jan
1.22
180
20c
.
22%
Jan
3.35 Jan
44 %C
47C
•
Pipe
?17c
84c
——
2.35
Resources
45%
34c
& Gas
Oil
Oil
4.53
50
—
2.00
A
Pipeline-.
14c
100
Gold
Prairie
1.99
5%
common.———
Oils
Pitch-Ore
58c
1.20
5
Preferred
Pioneer
83
15c
common
new
Credit
Crow
Jan
5V4
50c
common
2.20
*
1.45
1
Pipeline
;
4,500
Oils
1
Petroleums
1.16
9%
8
1.99
1
Consol
Oil
1.25
17,850
Ltd
Mines
1.10
Oils
*
Pathfinder
Petrol
Feb
29c
Mines—
Paymaster
Pickle
Feb
50c
262,050
class
1
Uranium
Gold
77
6,300
•-
29c
Mines
Amalgamated
Drilling
Peruvian
1,125
.
1
Pardee
Perron
jl.75
10c
Parbec
"
54c
•
Mines
5,945
*
preferred
Trans-Canada Explorations
79 Me.
Uranium
8.00
H20
5%
*
Porcupine
Consol
11
Towagmac Exploration
70
Feb
Finance
14,173
7.40-
*
Jan
82
Page Hersey Tubes
26
19,100
.
Feb
(3%
'•
27
45c
12%
42
2.25
—10
60
13
1.36
40
12c 13 %C
2.30
♦
66,550
1
Penmans
Toronto Dominion Bank
26 Vac
1.35
—
mil
__
47c.| 63c
0
9,8 i5
7.40
Mines
Toronto General Trusts—
Toronto Iron Works class A
14c
Peoples
Feb
Gold
Toronto Elevators
20,9
20,000
8
'
12%,
Tombill
Jan
68
85,0.5
12c
41%
»
Jan
i
1.65
10c
6%
Tiara Mines
Jan
64
1.50
8
1.11
4.45
•111,400
1.65
9%
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
9.90
68
6,597
Texas
Feb
51c
25
1
Feb
♦
II-
Mines
22%
—1
Torbrit Silver Mines—
,
Jan
9%
Mines
98c
Jan
3.00
—10
Teck-Hugnes Gold
Temagami Mines
11% Mar
24
1,065
*
common
8.20
32c
-1
Petroleum
Pembina
Pearson
Preferred
Jan
10% Jan
3.30
1.36
Feb
Feb
3.00
1
3.75
1
Pater
Feb
26%
23'A
*
11V4
to
Pacific Eastern
Parker
2.90
Feb
—
common
Mines
13,525
Pacific
Panel
•8%c Mar
Jan
8%
25%
lie
2,495
*
com
Ormsby Mines
Famour
Jan
Feb
Jan
210
•
8.60
Products
Gold
'
37c
High
745
—
525
Steel
Lake
Jan
Low
8
25%
Gold
52c
3,995
Crush
Osisko
Feb
4c
11,030
.*
2.16
2.50
5,850
v
Jan
High
8
25%
I—l
Minerals
&
Cons
Industries
Taylor
8
Range Since Jan. 1
——
*
ordinary
11%
opemlska Copper
Orenada
1.78
29c
487,500
11%
-10
IIV2C
11,720
-
f 32c
5%C -B'/aC
2.90
common
Preierred
Orange
7,500
987,466
2.10
) Class B pfd
Ontario
: 17c
31c
Club
Jockey
Warrants
.
117c
1
Exploration
Ontario
12,165
12e
Vic
-90C
Oils
Omnitrans
25,950
*
15c
16
OLeary Malar tic
,
I 75c
Oils
Inlet
Share*
3.15
Bylvanite Gold
? 14c
73c
Gold
Selections
Oka
11c
75c
*
for Week
of Price*
Lota
*
common
"25
Feb
1.00
40c
O'Brien Gold Mines
Oil
Propane
Preferred
Warrants
Supertest Pete
*
Lake
Superior
Sale*
Range
Par
11c
:
1
:
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
i
85c
Nudulama Mines Ltd
2
STOCKS
.100
preferred—
,Norvalie Mines Ltd
Obaska
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
31
—
Util
8h*re*
65c
Northern Quebec Power common.
Oils Ltd
Northland
Northwestern
10 %c
Mines-
ENDED
for Week
Low
1
Mines
Canada
WEEK
/riday
Range
•f Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
15c
2,975
8,571
70c
11c
29
Feb
1.00
Jan
Feb
22c
Feb
35% Jan
Jan
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
8Vac Jan
15c
Jan
32%
30
1
3,045
11
Feb
18
Jan
Preferred
Quebec
1
1.25
1.23 V
3,750
70c
Jan
1.66
Jan
Willroy Mines
1
2.82
2.80
2.95
28,929
2.66
Jan
3.10 Feb
•
4.00
3.90 >•
1,700
Jan
5.85
Jan
Wilrich
1
45c
42c
46c
41'Ac
Feb
51c
Jan
29%c
Feb
Wiltsey
16c
Feb
*
27%
26% V
6
10%
10 Va <
1
1.45
21,725
*
1.77
12,769
1
2.20
30,450
1
10c
19,500
Manitou
Quebec
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
onemont
Mining
Milk
Quinte
11V4
12C
class
A
25,400
ll'A
20c
1
—
Prods
12c
1
Mines
s
2.70
8,600
<
.
18c
Jan
6,515
20%
Jan
10% Mar
50
30
Jan
10% Mar
Class B
Petroleums
Coghlan
1
Winchester Larder
Windward
Gold
11c
1
Uranium
Mines
Ravrock
Reef
t
Mines
Petroleum
—
Reeves MacDonald
Regcourt
Regent
Gold
——1
;
Mines
pfd
Alum
kio
Rupununi
Feb
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Yale
Yankee
Feb
Yellorex
Oil common
Lead
70c
60c
Jan
Feb
Zulapa
1
50c
50c
5,875
40c
Jan
54c
Jan
20,600
50
40c
100
Jan
Jan
75c
102
9,153
63,296
21
Jan
18,400
73c
Jan
61,700
17%c
Jan
15,846
34 %c
Jan
1.26
22,500
11c
Jan
58 %c
Mining
Jan
9c
Jan
17%c
Jan
57%
Jan
13,550
610
Jan
2.40
32
1.90
78c
63
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
I,250
80
Jan
Gold
1
*
136
Sigma
Mines
Silanco
135
146
$58,000
>.22
•
2.55
75
Power
Class
Sale Price
Souris
578
68
Jan
%
230
49
Va Mar
1
Canadian
2.99
Jan
Canadian
Coast
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
14c
Feb
Dalliousie
Jan
1.65
Feb
Dominion
8.85
Jan
Dominion Glass
0%
1,225
10 Va
Jan
11%
Jan
Dominion
26 Va
27
475
26
Feb
27%
Jan
DuPont
25%
26
640
25%
Feb
26%
Jan
5.10
class
1.09
_50c
A
*
1
•
Oil
13%
*
•
.
♦
Jan
2c
4,500
36c
Feb
55c
Jan
%
1,413
13
Feb
13%
Jan
Interprovincial
13
Feb
13
Feb
18
16%
Feb
18% Mar
52c
Jan
63c
Feb
14
Jan
16
Feb
20c
Jan
31c
Feb
100
17%
Va
4,159
3c
41,985
62c
53c
16
15%
27 %C
35c
46 Va
27c
25C
16
2Cc
9c
1.2
5
28,573
Oils
(1944)
%
70c
l90c
•
2.55
2.40
.80
16,325
35c
32 %c
38c
36c
55c
•
44VaC
•
35
Starrett
1
*
Gold
Bros
Canada
81,9
0
197,709
35
36
1,475
75C
80c
II,648
14%
14%
4%
3,900
23
23
23
440
67
•
Feb
41c
Feb
49
Jan
Pend
Oreille
90c
Feb
Price
3.15
Jan
Third
38c
Mar
Canadian
Jan
37%
Feb
89c
Feb
12%c
Jan
20%c
Feb
•
No par
Jan
24%
Jan
a
Odd lot sale
70 Va
0%
13,220
57%
Jan
HcLlVaC
49,600
11c
Feb
19
18%, ,L9%
71,422
61c
Feb
19% Mar
Gold
Sudbury
Contact
1
21c
Sullivan
Cons
1
5.40
Feb
29
30
276
28
Jan
32
Jan
21%
Feb
24-
Jan
Feb
90
Feb
21%
6
5%
46%
46
9.50
8.75
36
35
Gen
85
21 Ve
88
5%
1,755
46%
275
46
6.00
6%
Feb
Jan
52
70 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
725
6%
Jan
11% Jan
3,015
33%
Jan
36% Jan
9.50
Feb
20c
Jan
19 %C
2,000
17c
20%
21 Va
7,530
20
Feb
22%
Jan
41
40%
42%
450
39
Feb
43%
Jan
35%
35%
75
34%
Jan
35 Va
Feb
25'A
26'A
1,132
24'A
Jan
26%
Feb
94 Va
25
94'%
Feb
94'% Feb
34
Feb
32%
Feb
•
26
19 %
c
94%
840
36
38
32%
32%
150
116% 120%
240
109
38
Jan
36
Jan
Feb
120%
40%
190
38%
Jan
41%
13
275
12%
Feb
14
Feb
87%
87%
25
Jan
94
Jan
35%
35 7/a
1,440
35%
Feb
35%
•
Mines
Corp
Feb
47
46
43
Jan
46%
985
45
Mar
52
Jan
160
50
160
Jan
160
Jan
6.10
2,175
4.80
4.90
1,100
57
58
695
5%
5%
565
60c
62c
7,100
57
*
62c
6.10 Jan
5.70 Jan
4.70
50
5%
57c
5.15
Feb
Jan
58
delivery sale
Feb
80c
Feb
18c
21c
45,2 "0
16c
Jan
22 %c
Feb
f Flat
5.25/5.50
2LQ20
Feb
5.75
Jan
(not Included
in year's range).
©Selling ex-interest,
wdWhen delivered,
wl When
issued,
x
fnot
Included
in
year's range).
Ex-dividend.
j
price.
Ex-rights.
«
Rr-otnclr
dividend
Jan
Feb
Feb
6'A Jan
Jan
68 %c Jan
MARKETS
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
t Ex-liquidating
61c
Feb
47
45
5.90
1
1
33'%
Feb
47
46
1
Trust
86
160
♦
(not included in year's
332,6:0
Feb
40
12%
40
value.
sale
Jan
21%
range).
"Cash
Jan
36'A
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
d Deferred
Jan
Jan
19 %C
2.50
Invest
80c
5.00
950
90
6%
Jan
Jan
*
Mines
71c
1
30
Jan
Feb
13 %C
137/8c
Jan
5.10
20%
13 Va
"
—
Consolidated Gold
Yukon
Jan
22
Feb
27
•
Jan
1
Sturgeon River Mines
Gold
55c
*
Mines
Consolidated
28c
•
Mines
Pato
34%
55c
25
50
5
Utilities
Bros
Jan
1,205
30
100
Feb
16Vac
1,750
25
*
Preferred
Feb
2.40 Mar
6.00
1
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common
43c
110,665
5.90
24%
7%
Minn & Ont Paper new
25c
80
75c
5.95
•
com
Gaspe
Copper
Mines
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper common
44%
19,900
46 Va
1
19%
48%
Feb
*
Maclaren Power & Paper
13
Jan
Feb
11%
*
International "tillties
13
13
16%
50
Feb
Feb
2,360
^
Securities
19c
*
Oils
Canada
93c
Feb
18%
•
Oilcloth Linoleum
of
300
Jan
18%
18'/a
88
Preferred
38,045
1.15
42% Jan
High
Low
43
•
23,900
5.30
Jan
21%
2
.30
27c
40
40%
1
common
.15
Jan
l,3bU
40%
5
V4 c
5.00
4 J.
29%
_
1.06
19c 2
1,110
30
r
36c
19 %c
12%
24%
Bridge
Feb
9c
12%
common
Oil
1.35
21,333
12 '/a
Rand
Paper
7.75
.
100
5
__i
Copper
Range Since Jan. 1
45%
Sugar
Westinghouse
70% Mar
51%
Shares
Hioh
Investments
Industries
for Week
45%
common—.
Ingersoll
Sales
Range
of Prices
r.nte
_1
Marconi
1,100
1
of
Canadian
Canadian
27,189
1
*
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Feb
2.22 Mar
25 Va Mar
2c
Standard Paving & Materials
Steel
146
10 %
Roi
Olsen
General
90
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Stedman
Canadian
.49
1
Mines
Mines
Feb
Curb Section
45%
*
Dredging
Dominion
11c
•
•
Etadacona
Bronze
&
1.45
——
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Spocner
Canadian
7.75
1
Union
Canada
Jan
7.85
50c
Southam
.
11 Vac
Bulolo
Jan
25 Va
—
Quebec
Valley
Feb
0%
;
Southern
2.55
69%
49%
Mines
Van
13,600
70 Va
common
Slocan
Jan
50 %
Simpsons Ltd
.Siscoe Gold Mines
Slater
Jan
1.75
25Va Mar
Gold
Feb
1.47
-
Week'*
5
1
Co
15c
3.55
Jan
*
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
86%
Jan
•
,
B
108
Feb
Jan
.——59
com
common
Dairies
2.70
20
2.65
1.25
12c
22,950
5V4
—
-
Standard
Silver
Silverwood
27,950
1.96
Mining
Silver-Miller
.50
25 %
—.—
Corp
trust
17,300
2.12
1
Breweries
10,700
25 %
Petroleums
Water &
preferred
Shirriff-Horsey
30
V4C
50c
Gordon
Voting
3.25
,
Creek Gold
Sicks'
3.25
12c 1
——25
Sbawkey 1945 Mines
Sherritt
1.25
12 Vac
—
Freehold
A
1.26
1
13c
Fund*
Last
Feb
6%
85
2.34 Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
85
2.09
10'Ac Jan
Jan
Corp
Sheep
•
*
Jan
1.60
Jan
Class
1
Mines
Bear
Brown
•
—
Jan
24c
Shawinigan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Security
16c
42c
14c
Ltd
Jan
18,965
7,500
Oils
11c
104,600
1
preferred
16c
55c
Jan
Rainbow
14c
12c
18%
Debentures
15c
2.20
Bt
i
1
Jan
•2.15
Jan
Scurry
Jan
2.07
50 Vac
13
Scythes
Jan
21c
Feb
11 %c
Ryanor Mining
t
55o
Jan
1.85
12c
910
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Feb
17c
5,045
2.18
—•
Gold
44c
18,000
27,500
29,820
53 %C
Mines
Jan
River
9,700
18c
1
Jan
Antonio
50c
1
16%
Sand
45c
17V2C
1.94
Zenmac Metal
33%
San
1.94
45c
17 %c
•
Yukeno Mines
10% Jan
Lawrence
1.85
1
Oil
Yellowknife
28% Mar
—-—
4.00 Jan
Jan
175
—
Feb
Jan
3,665
Industries
3.25
1
Zinc
&
Canuck
11
Jan
•
Russell
Jan
120
2.75
25
—
13%
11%
4.00
12%
*
Freferred
■
Feb
Feb
11
4.00
13%c Feb
31c
10
Royal Bank of Canada
50c
Jan
Jan
1
Roxana Oils
Feb
Jan
1
Consolidated
Jan
28c
10 %c
2.40 Jan
2.50
1
Rowan
9'Ac
37,200
1,830
10
200
Jan
1
Roche Long Lac
Rock win Mines
Alexander
Jan
1
Ltd
38,000
*
1
Mines
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Royalite
1.91
2.85
14c
16c
34c
4%c
,
2—100
Palmer Oil
Rio
Feb
Feb
Wood
Jan
39c
13c
11%
•
Jan
Jan
1.60
500
1
i
1.75
2.00
7%c Jan
1.80
36%
104
542,250
%C
ll7/a
1
——
Rexspar Uranium
Reynold
17
_•
Mines
1.45 Mar
i
Jan
500
,
1
Refining
Renabie
,
29% Feb
101
10 %C 127/8c
34c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Radiore
Rainville Mines Ltd
125
68,600
133,050
14c
—1
Mines
8,197
103 103 %
100
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1150)
.
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
March
2
Insurance
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
—25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
T.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
Aberdeen
Aetna
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
Casualty & Surety
Insurance Co
Life
Aetna
11.15
12.20
9.59
Institutional
Growth
Fund, lc
1.73
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
7.43
8.13
American
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
14.05
15.37
American
14.69
16.02
6.05
6 59
Investment
Co
18.39
9.12
Investment
Trust
4.44
Johnston
(The)
Keystone
J
"A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Custodian
4.06
In 11
Fund
Resources
9'/2
10%
B-l
4>A
1
Pl*ir Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Bond Inv Tr of America——*
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Beneficial Corp
4%
B-2
of
lc
Inc,
lc
4.30
9.57
10.46
10.37
11.33
America-—1
of
Boston—1
Mutual
Fund_l
40
43
Maryland
CasualtyMassachusetts Bonding
31%
33'A
Merchants
4%
Merchants &
28'A
98'2
National
Shippers
10
53'A
£8-A
New
Amsterdam
Boston Insurance Co
5
33
40
New
Hampshire
28%
New
York
19.14
20.89
■10.99
11.99
Fire
Life
B-3
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)-—1
B-4
(Discount
16.32
17.64
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)—1
19.47
21.24
Camden
10.84
11.',2
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
11.63
12.70
Colonial
22.30
24.11
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
12.45
13.64
S-2
(Income Com
Bankers
(z
Ins
Assn
3.33'A
_10
f248
268
Northern
Co
—5
172
180
Narthwestern National Life
119
63'A
125
66'A
Pacific
(Speculative Com Stk)__ 1
Assurance
S-4
(Low
Stks)-1
9.60
10.48
Continental
Casualty
10.55
11.42
Crum
Chemical Fund Inc—*
13.06
Knickerbocker
6.41
7.02
18.66
20.19
Lexington Trust Fund-
—25o
11.91
13.12
6.14
Life Insurance Investors
Inc
15'A,
16'A
26.65-
Loomis
com—100 15,700 16,300
140
145
100
20.70
22.47
Colonial
Fund
Inc
1
9.27
10.08
Commonwealth Investment
1
11.93
12.97
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
20.76
18.73
Fund
Inc
1
Fund
Concord
16.13
1
Inc
15.53
16.84
50'A
Transport
12.25
1
Fund—1
12.76
of
9.43
10.33
Nation
7.66
Mass
Investors
Inc
Mutual
Shares
Trust
b2.90
2.70 %
1-56
b2.90
2.15%
Series—
1
11.41
———;1
North
Dividend
Building
1-56
b2.95
2.80%
12-
3
b3.05
2.95%
6.47
7.07
5.13
5.61
1
8.81
1
6.12
6.69
1
20.46
22.12
1
29 %
31 '/a
„
Shares—
3.55
15.55
75.25
80.i>l
7.51
8.16
Putnam
11.04
11.46
Scudder
41%
11.69
12.80
lc
lc
7.03
7.71
.
9.04
12.14
13.29
lc
7.75
—lc
6.24
shares—lc
10.31
lc
9.16
shares
bond
8.50
Smith
14.01
9.17
11.35
12.43
9.60
10.52
lc
11.61
12.VI
shares
shares-.
Petroleum
shares
lc
equipment
shares
lo
6.68
shares
lc
11.69
Utility shares
15.14
8.83
lc
15.71
16.62
17.13
Inc
1
1
Hudson Fund Inc
a26.09
1
Inc
15.50
16.76
of
Boston
Income
Inc
Fund
Investors
99.478
6.78
1
—
Fund-.
1
Inc—1
a36.81
New
1
a23.19
9.41
Bankers
10.18
11.91
12.87
1
14.05
15.40
Inc—1
12.13
13.26
1
Investment Corp—*
12.74
13.95
39.50
42.00
Boston—1
Fund
Investors
Farnham
1
Texas
Fund
United
Science Fund-
Funds
Line
64 'A
66'A
49'A
51
Exchange
Bank.-10
45 %
47 ¥a
State
&
58
63
Bk
Tr.—25
Y)
<fe
Trust--10
5
-10
27 ¥4
183
175
Bank
Fiduciary
Trust
Co_..
National
of
City
10
Trust
Harris
Cleveland
63'A
65
30
33
—5
Natl
National
44
Union
March
2.50s
15,
Bank—
8.58
10.98
1
10.51
15.26
16.59
78
81
l
6.59
7.20
Hanover
„10
47
49
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
38
41
Irving
Kings
327A,
34%
Income Fund Inc__l
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Wall Street Investing Corp.
l
6.22
6.80
12.71
13.85
7.10
7.76
Square N
Y
Guaranty Trust Co
(The)
.
Bank
Trust
County
Trust
Co-,—.-20
April
16,
2.85
8.60
9.40
Wellington Fund
l
27.04
29.47
Manufacturers
Trust
10.33
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
112.33
13.30
Meadow
National
1
18.44
19.94
II
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
l
5.43
5.87
2%s May 15,
3s
June
99.31
Investors
Fund
Inc
1
Long
Island
Trust
Brook
10 i
—
Co
1956
15,
one
or
100
1956-
32nds
more
of
point
a
—10
._
of
Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc.— -100
Bid
100.2
Land
Bank
16j
July
2%s May 1, 1956
27/8s Sept. 14, 1956
3s
Feb
15,
Ask
Bonds—
3.20s
Aug. 15,
3%s Sept. 17,
2.95s
28
June
1,
1956
Sept 4, 1956
June
1,
Huntington (L
Sterling National
98.4
38
10
31
34
10
62
64
25
51
55
Security-First Nat'I Bank—12.50
56
59
-10
32
34'A
Trust.-25
108
116
Peoples 1st Nat'I Bank & Tr.-20
49
51
59'A
63'A
99.12
95
100.4
100.6
2'/4s
Nov.
1, 1958
97.30
100.6
2'As
May
1,
1959
97.20
1960
97.4
97.12
98.2
98.10
2'As June
44
48
397/a
41%
• -
28'A
26
309
98.28
Federal
3 'As
2%s
Dec.
Treasury
represent one
Ask
Indebtedness—
22.
1,
Natl
1960
22,
100
1,
99.28
1956
1956
99.31
;
100.3
100.2
99.30
20,
l%s March
15,
l%s April
1,
1958
or
100.1
99.26
l%s
2s
98.26
100.3
1 'As
act.
100.5
l'As
Apfrl
15,
1,
99.2
Atlas
10
43
203
—10
Angeles—
(N
4 6'A
J)
County Bank & Trust
Co
Pittsburgh—
St.
Nat'I
&
Louis—
Boatmen's
St
Bank
National
National
Louis
Bank
Bank_
Trust
Union
18
19'A
71'A
San
Bank
-20
17
61
65
—25
61
65
—20
74'A
79'A
39%
41 ¥a
.
Co
Trust
213
68'A
Francisco—
of
Amer
N
T &
S
A— 6.25
15,
l'As
1,
Oct.
April
1956
99.16
99.24
l'As
Oct.
2%s
March
15.
100.11
l'As
April
1%s
ADHI
99.6
l%s
Oct.
99
1,
1,
98.14
Pow
Lgt
_
1960
101
Textron
100
100'A
Power
Island
103%
10 4'A
102 %
102%
101 'A
102
100'A
101
111
113
Cons
Gas
American
1971
5s
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
102'A
Ford
111
113
General
.1970
97
Motor
Co
pfd—100
5
common
preferred
1995
101'A
102'A
104
3%s_1985
103
1"3'A
Texas
5% preferred
Transcontinental
50
:
3'As
.1980
103'A
103 ¥4
.1995
104 y8
104 y2
.1985
103
Reynolds
Metals
Eastern
4.90%
4.75%
pfd—
100
Gas
preferred
Pipe
97.21
+Ex-1G0%
96.30
tEx-3-for-l
96.8
96.14
a
95/6
95.22
k Admitted to
94.30
95.4
•No
par
Net
value
stock
asset
Stock
49%
b Bid
dividend
split
value.
listing
ExchnntrP
t New
x
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
on
the New York
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
100'A
102
101
102'A
Line
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
97.14
59%
49
Transmission—
98.2
96.24
62'A
59
105
3'As
100.10
61'A
Telephone Corp—
4.25%
1970
Jersey Bell Tel 3¥sS
Edison
&
Stocks—
102
97'A
Ask
1985
Lgt 3%s
1985
Diego Gas & Elec 3'As_1985
.1970
Lighting
Bid
3%s
Power
1980
97.19
.
100 y4
.1986
4s
97.8
_
3'As
Illinois Bell Telep 3»4s
Inc 4.25s
New
Pacific
San
Lear,
Ohio
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Ohio
102'A
Corp of Amer—
100.8
_
1959
1959
1P«n
&
Rubber
98.20
97.28
1959
1,
1.
99.10
Ask
100
102
Indus—
4.25s
Mich
99.1
99.8
1958
1958
15,
99
.1990
3'As
Detroit Steel 4%s
98.31
1957
ft
.1975
Elec
&
3.30s
Ask
11
Bid
Plywood 5'As
Gas
Long
1958
I,
l7As Feb.
l'As
Detroit
Bank—.
Reicenl1 Sei
Dayton
point
1957
100.2
99.28
100.9
a
1957
100
99.27
1957
of
Bid
15,
1956
1957
of
City—
Mercantile
—25
100.6
Notes—(Cont.)—
May
Aug.
Aug.
15.
114s Oct. 1,
1.
32nds
more
2%s June
1956
1956
Bank
National
First
of
Bonds-
Burlington
1956
20,
Maturity—
100.1
Notes—
2s
9'A
n
Bait
Mortgage Assn—
Nov.
Treasury
1956
1956
22,
Co
Paterson
321
8'A
98.6
99.30
100.1
98.20
Bid
March
June
Tr
National Bank
Trust
First
20'A
97.28
1,
Figures after decimal point
2%s June
&
105
69'A
99.20
I
1957-55
Container
2s
Commerce
98.ia
1, 1958
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
•l%s
46
of
Bk
100.2
1,
May
Central
of
66
Jersey
18'A
I)
99.31
1957
1%S Oct.
2'As Jan.
Certificates
265
64
Detroit—
66'A
United States Trust
2%s
99.30
Maturity—
Bank
100.2
100.3
99.26
1957
National
99.31
100.4
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.35s
38'A
255
16
35
National
Y_ —5
Trade Bank & Trust Co
100.3
.
1956
36'A
50
44
&
—25
100.1
100.1
1956
Trust
99.31
100.2
1956
York
Security
2'As Feb.
3%s
200
10
Hartford
48
Bank
Royal State Bank of N
Rye
National
Bank_
Ask
100.1
Bank
Co
Trust
"
Federal
1956
345
City Bank
Bank
Los
11.27
100.1
330
12.50
Mutual
9.45
100
450
11.49
1
Ltd
Inc
Franklin
2.61
1956
306
435
100
National
Connecticut
7.85
Line
Figures after decimal point represent
3s
91
300
Bk_100
Connecticut—
10.10
10.31
Banks—
88
100
Savings
Bank
Rochelle
Franklin
29
-20
-20
Westchester
New
Central
27 .'
1
Obligations of Government Agencies
Loan
Trust—33 '4
&
Bank
&
Northern Trust Co
29%
Mellon
Home
81
Bank
National
National
York
New
of
New
Federal
43
77
Illinois
Continental
27%
Bank
1
Bid
Ask
39
and Trust—25
Bank
Natl
National
30'A
Bid
10
Chicago—
City
First
N
Shares_l
Fund
Canada
Fund
N. Y.—
of Albany
Bank
State
Cleveland—
First
United
10
Empire Trust
First
8.94
Companies
Par
2.47
—12.50
.
Plains
25
11.89
Income Fund
Value
(White
12.53
8.18
Continental
2.39
County Trust Co
23
10.94
United
United
Corn
Commercial
11.50
—1
United
100
Trust
Federation
Fund—1
Inc
Accumulated
L
Ask
12.52
Funds Inc—
United
1S56—:
Albany,
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chem
Bid
V
York—
of New York
Bank
1.25
Investors
&
Bank & Trust
Par
Fund
31,
13.77
Clark—
Shares
B)
1956
Clark
&
&
12.74
12,
—
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Fund
99.468
(Edson
Washington
Incorporated
Incorporated
May
Stock
Value
Fund
93.810
7.33
12.21
9.68
15.25
Guardian Mutual Fund
99.794
30.07
Stock
a29.77
4.58
Growth Industry Shares Inc—!
99.542
April
29.77
Growth
Fund—1
16.67
4.17
99.586
99.524
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
•
lo
shares
99.570
1956
Television-Electronics Fund
3.26
lc
shares.
1956
May 24,
Amer
Roe
12.15
2.96
May 17,
99.845
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
7.33
stock
Bond
99.883
99.832
Stevens
Street
99.630
-
99.873
•
Stein
9.55
lc
lc
shares—I
Merchandising
1936
99.717
99.672
99.611
1956
March
Stevens
State
15.24
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
29.
3,
99.656
1956__:
May 10,
99.702
1956
May
99.925
April 5, 1956
of Canada
Southwestern
10.04
April 26,
99.917
14.85
(Geo)
Sovereign
1956
23.53
Shareholders Trust of
6.85
9.41
23,
13.66
J
Common
99.953
99.910
99.915
March
Ask
99.756
23.07
Inc__
Fund
Selected
20.24
99.744
1
Fund Inc
13.82
18.55
1956
2.50
Rowe)
Scudder,
'
19,
Inc
Fund
Scudder,
,
Bid
April
Inc—1
Fund
(T
•
Fund Inc
9.91
12.62
Fund
Inc
Dollar Value
99.986
99.947
1950
43'A
lc
22,
12.CO
10.46
Fund
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.984
1953—
15,
March
14.21
1956
8.
March
11.09
Electrical
&
Bid
March
—1
,
United Stales
56
Dollar Value
Ltd
Trust
9.63
3.99
1
Fully administered
Income
11-
1-56
1
shares
Haydock
1-56
3-
3.67
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Tobacco
2-
2.95%
2.65%
8.19
Equipment shares
Steel
3.00%
2 65 %
b2.85
17.38
shares—.
llectronics
RR
2.55 %
b2.85
1-56
7.47
Growth Fund
Railroad
b2.75
2-56
8-
Science & Nuclear Funds-—
shares
Railroad
1-56
7-
1-55
—lc
shares
Mining
6-
3-55
11-
1
shares
Aviation
General
1-55
10-
15.86
Securities—
Food
9-
2.80%
1
Automobile
Common
2.55%
2
Price
Ask
2.95%
1956
Puritan
Bid
8.01
lc
Corp
Investors Trust
Due
10.11
Series
American
Street
Dated
Rate
9.25
England Fund—
New York Capital Fund
Pioneer
Ask
7.33
New
Philadelphia
Bid
—1
Series
Stock
Series
Due
1
Series
Series
Canada
12.47
Dated
1
Stock
Series
8.22
Chemical
1
Series——;
7.57
Capital
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
lures
4-56
*
Group
al4.65
9-
of
General
1
10-
4.37
Capital
31
1-55
3.98
Industries Fund Inc
29
3-56
Inc_l
General
2
1-
15.92
Gas
Westchester Fire
12-
Income
Pine
152
3.125%
14.73
Inc
142
3 00%
12.24
Futures
4:
2.50%
11.20
10.12
City of N Y
2.40%
Growth
lc
31'A
the
b2.75
Stock
Inc
in
1-56
7.46
series
62'A
28'A
Co
5-
5.14
series
59'A
3
Insurance
1-55
21.29
stock
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
8-
4.70
stock
U S
2.30%
7.20
Preferred
82 »A
b2.75
19.91
Common
77'A
2-56
20c
Federated Fund of New Eng—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fundamental Investors
5 8'A
5
10.82
National Security Series-
Inc—
55'A
___
4-
Preferred
Custodian Funds
68'A
10
Accident
1-55
Balanced
Inc
53
65'A
7-
1
Corp__l
Franklin
Corn
50
Marine—_10
&
41.97
9.86
53
_10
Haven).
Fire
2.30 %
Bond
Fund
98
10.77
38.82
(New
10.05
9.02
Mutual
90
9.96
•
58
54
t9.30
3.01
Founders
10
1
1
;
73
56
lo
Travelers
176
Inc
70
6.25
Marine.
Sate
2.75
Industrial Fund
163
—10
divid)
&
Surety Co„
3.67
8.30
Financial
10
Seaboard
21.40
1
Investment
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Steamboiler
Stock
stk
Fire
3.38
19.55
Fund
Fund
10
Paul
19.78
23.32
Stock
Fire—
American—
>
(Texas)
(ex 50%
St
2
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
21.81
Equity
Hanover
Life
Y)
(N
interest-——1
—1
Electronics
Gulf
Shares—
beneficial
17.33
Fund
Life
Great
9.02
3.37
5
Fire
S
3.71
National Investors Corp-—
Howard-
Balanced
S
U
Republic.
36.49
Fund
Fund
&
10
8.23
—
Invest
Shares2.50
—25c
Inc
U
49
Life
Republic
■
.
33.75
Growtn
Mutual
Shares
Fund
&
35'A
F)
Newark
Tru.it_l
—_lc
Fund
Investors
11.45
Baton
41
46'A
(8
Inc—lOc
shares
Bond
Massachusetts
11.64
Dividend
39'A
33%
Globe
—1
Dreyfus
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'A
3.81
Manhattan
Growth
E
73'A
24'A
3.46
Fund
Series
22'A
2.99
Metal
Massachusetts' Life
Trustee
5
Special Investment shares—lc
3.30
Reinsurance Corp
Giens Falls—
Mutual
Diversified
5
Standard
General
14.87
Investment
Springfield
Franklin
3.51
63.08
Fund
Security
51'A
4.91
3.18
62.45
Stock
93
4.46
lc
,_lc
14
48'A
70'A
—lc
shares
12'A
90
of
shares
26'A
Reinsurance Corp
4
Firemen's
shares—
86
25
45
4.51
Petroleum
28
81
10
43'A
4.09
Paper
26 »A
10
Providence-Washington
5
Fund
shares—lc
10
63'A
35'4
62'A
71%
Fireman's
Industries
98
58'A
Co
393/4
87'A
3.07
General
90
53'A
Co
Casualty
59'A
69'A
10;
Philadelphia
79
60
10
Indemnity
3734
83'A
4
4-
of
13'A
74
Phoenix
'
10
2.50
v
Assn
43
10%
10
(Minn)
Fire—
Peerless
35'A
Deposit of Md
2.78
14.72
Diversified
div)__.
st
Equipment siiares_lc
Electrical
Fund Inc
-1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
207*
Fire
De Vegh Income
Delaware
plus
39
12.50
Insurance
Pacific
73
69
^^
(ex two-for-one
par
Fidelity &
De Vegh
Diversified
Group
Assoc—
•
Reinsurance
Corp
$5
5.43
7.01
Fund
Income
10
—10
4.98
1
Dividend
New
Co
Inc.
lo
shares.
Automobile
Investment Inc
Western
Employees
Employees
split
a44.64
Fund—*
Managed Funds-
17.53
47 lA
—1
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
Mutual
1
Federal
—
Fund
Sayles
1
17.83
Christiana Securities
Preferred
Composite
Fund
33
Northeastern
Continental
12.08
4 4'A
30'A
5
103
14.64
1 t5.61
24.93
1
16.48
50o
52 ¥4
41%/'
2
101
13.41
1
48 ¥4
Casualty
Fire——10
Fire
2
Connecticut
1
44
2.50
13.52
Forster
107
42
River
Ins
General
13'A
101
_5
;
North
18.08
Life
12'A
10
Fire_
176
12.39
&
Manufacturers—4
Union
27
16.57
Com
66 ¥4
138
Stocks1
Priced
44
613A
10
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
8.20
42
5
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Amer
Columbian
Natl
38 ¥a
5
Life
of
Ins
4
36%
1
National Fire
9314
36
33
10
Assurance
26'A
13.10
7.50
Fire
25
Surety
24.75
Canada
Life
National
Lincoln
—5
—
Re-insurance
American
28.41
12.70
1
Fund Inc
General Fund
(1954) Ltd
Canadian
P'und Inc
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
California
Co_5
(Wash D C)—1
Mercury
American
27.86
■r
239
33'A
8-3
Ltd
Fund
139
1231
35'A
35'A
26.04
1
129
131
Ins—
C)
N
33'A
*26.70
Bonds)—
124
(Greensboro
39'4
Amer
Funds—
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
Life
Standard
27'A
Assurance
49'A
117
Amer—5
North
of
37'A
(Newark N J)__2'A
Ask
113
Co
36'A
Home
47'A
——-5
—
—
35'A
Bonds)-—1
(Investment
Jefferson
-
Insurance
25'A
American
Bid
Par
Home
2
Automobile
Amer Ins Co
a21.24
Gcmpanies
AsJi
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25
conv
preferred
5
23.02
5
1
Corp
Broad Street Invest
Bullock
72»A
Agricultural Insurance Co—10
Institutional
Inst Foundation Fund
1.58'
Axe-Houghton Fund
202
12.06
6.55
4.34
8 77
Axe-Houghton
—10
11.73
11.03
Fund—lo
Aetna
4.07
Atomic
114
124
76
213
10
10
10.72
6.05
—*
Trust.
Bank
Bid
Par
i
,
Ask
——
Fund
Associated
Bid
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.67
1.52
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Volume 183
Number 5513
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1151)
47
n
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended
1956
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
us
based
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1.1% above those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
loss for the
a
week ending
At this center
Our comparative summary for
Friday of 2.1%.
3.1
1,427,847
1,485,182
9.9
4,225,790
957,000,000
942.000,000
3,036,271
+ 20.3
2,928,852
2,700,97a
^ 400
Philadelphia
1,253,000,000
1,224,000,000
2.4
644,103,990
6.5
Columbus
398,482,222
San Francisco
j
Pittsburgh
3.4
636,807,462
499,514,047
437,945,073
520,438,659
366.422,195
339,097,320
+
Total
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days
$16,*749,108,376 $16,573,966,850
Total all
cities,
five days
West
+
1.1
+
3,774,582,400
$20,635,624,626 $20,348,549,250
827,303,150
3.0
+
9.9
1,002,517,159
987,692,098
+
5.9
7,950,099
+ 18.2
232,912,069
217,237,439
+ 21.6
435,999,031
437,866,335
+ 24.7
39,088,300
35,841,400
+ 12.2
8,796,717
12 221 245
8,973,834
+ 36.2
9,611,938
9,167,873
432,'552J38
350,715,355
+ 23.3
342,869,590
365,277,514
1,328,367,591
1,093,922,451
+21.4
1,077,227,744
1,079,446,591
51,837,300
Virginia—Huntington
3,246,578
1.4
5.4
+
for week
$21,462,927,776 $21,223,465,829
issue of next week.
We
cannot furnish them
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
today, inasmuch
as
appear
the week
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
cases
has to be estimated.
—51.7
+ 14.3
302,383,838
103,668,894
95,670,279
600,948,292
548,510,227
6,905,973
1.1
District of
Columbia—Washington—
(6
cities)
7,696,843
6,359,182
Statement, however, which
present further below,
we
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
Feb. 25.
For that week there
the whole country
was
an
increase of 8.1%, the
week ended
—
aggregate clearings for
having amounted to $18,495,991,218 against $17,108,295,587 in the
week in 1955.
Outside of this
ings at this center showing
an
city there
was
a
the New York Reserve District
are
located and from this
note that in
we
(including this city) the totals record
an
improve¬
2.9%, in the Boston Reserve District of 7.4% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 9.9%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals register an expansion
21.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
209,739,436
+
8.4
83,921,402
88,084,222
+
9.6
460,264,222
465,259,017
29.1
+
28,543,509
Augusta
23,836,172
+ 19.7
121,569,679
94,495,338
+ 28.6
327,300,000
+ 16.0
6,357,433
5,727,775
+ 11.0
__
4,959,945
19,753,849
89,953.998
20.869,815
284,800,000
4,445,102
291,400,000
85,936,815
6,350,015
6,271,550
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
5,398,480
+ 16.2
3,828,601
2,909,944
222,573,235
183,687,037
+ 21.2
151,745,156
140,767,993
181,624,395
Florida—Jacksonville
153,334,411
+ 18.5
146,956,224
156,409,655
1
i
12,835,225
Total
(10
9,766,553
+ 31.4
570,421
369,017
+ 54.6
454,475
373,161
195,460,912
158,604,619
+
23.2
152,567,357
138,280,790
1,155,506,359
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
962,519,402
+20.1
863,068,878
850,862,064
2,027,210
+ 13.5
;
Orleans
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
8,564,116
7,563,876
Grand
District—Chicago—
Arbor
The Chicago Reserve District registers
gain of 16.5%, the St. Louis
a
In the Kan¬
City Reserve District the increase is 6.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District 16.8%
16.1
13,543,714
13,402,864
+ 28.9
5,947,610
10,031,129
66,311,000
Indianapolis—
8,556,779
71,546,000
Bend
Haute
9,680,484
62,260,000
77,063,000
9,212,318
+
2.4
3,273,058
+
9.1
3,457,736
3,332.096
96,116,861
+ 12.1
94,331,220
92,971.788
5,923,300
4,778,798
+ 24.0
4,825,197
4.562,075
35,445,219
33,639,347
5.4
32,006,514
21,162,508
12,012,323
12,252,824
2.0
12,037,043
1,369,006
1,004,367,416
—14.1
12,317,911
1,208,131
837,932,450
+ 19.9
798,108,747
817,199,631
5,920,777
4,409,309
+ 34.3
5,220,268
3,699,856
12,653,222
12,141,178
-
*
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
and in the San Francisco Reserve District 7.5%.
6,392,202
7.3
3,571,628
9,436,967
Moines
Sioux
5.868,259
17.2
+
—
107,708,785
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—
Des
Reserve District of 9.2% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 17.9%.
+
I 6,606,978
*2,300,000
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Terre
1,767,191
14,245,805
8,513,303
South
1,733,924
16,535,632
Rapids
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
trict of 20.1%.
+ 10.8
379,700,000
Nashville-.
Georgia—Atlanta
Lansing
ment of
3,100,22?
16,146,000
143,229,187
gain of 13.5%, the bank clear¬
increase of 2.5%. We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they
3,083,360
15,363,000
147,095,731
4,991,485
205.809,244
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee —Knoxville
Macon
In the elaborate detailed
7.3
+
17,165,000
154,351,995
5,351,112
272,945,166
17o!45L268
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+
—
874,916,579
3,026,675
8,291 741
Richmond
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
sas
8,151,735
1,067,138,980
9,694,487
231,426,417
;
(7 cities)
Total
Total all cities
of
11,377,933
7,581,106
440,047,015
41,586,500
11.478,843
Virginia—Norfolk
3,386,515,750
All cities, one day
same
10,647,035
8.3
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
8.1
South
are
35.3
+
+ 17.8
Ten
we
+
9,608,826
12,877,633
Youngstown
+ 14.1
612,926,427
Other
ends
11,843,554
535,124,408
+ -5.5
Baltimore
our
6,159,519
273,476,760
1
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Cleveland
in
6,347,825
2,505.787
7.058.795
10,267,507
Cincinnati
Cleveland
6.5
350,900,000
672,009,000
—
374,210,959
362,800,000
__
5,418,903
3,019,603
7.1
1,172,688,504
Mansfield
686,104,574
_'
0.2
+
3,913,383
+
10,405,453
Ohio—Canton
8.2
1,054,449,193
Louis
+
—22.1
6,405,457
16,026,087
cities)
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
2.1
1,140,474,600
St.
5,420,054
3,186,504
6,859,705
Jersey—Trenton___
(11
ooc
2i48l',287
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Chicago
Kansas City
1,742,800
1955
1956
$10,757,375,811 $10,592,014,194
Boston
1,794,385
3,653,687
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York;
1.306,951
+ 10.7
—15.6
xoru
Total
Week Ended March 3—
$
1,414,843
1,711,201
1,614,139
YorkeS"Bane
the week follows:
New
1953
$
—18.5
4,509,267
1,018,000,000
Scranton——
Our preliminary totals stand
1954
1,803,707
3.803,700
1,119,000,000
fru7
Philadelphia
Reading
week in 1955.
or
Dec. %
1,664,002
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 3, clearings for all
same
February 25
Inc.
lis94,'291
Chester
$21,482,927,776 against $21,223,465,829 for the
$
j 470,907
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
1955
%
$
Peoria
1,593,017
+
—
9.259,860
7,703,230
1.274.402
following
furnish
we
4.2
10,954,401
10.983,278
9 301,390
7,511,728
+
23.8
7,493,678
8.976,568
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
+
Rockford—
In the
5,183,785
4,403,553
+
17.7
4,071,535
3.547,271
1,316,584,882
1,130,247,213
+16.5
1,071,576,018
1,106,843,172
+ 16.5
Total
(17 cities)
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1956
1st Boston
12
cities
1955
$
Week Ended Feb. 25—
$
653,962,955
702,200,687
Inc.
1954
or
Dec. %
+
$
7.4
1953
$
581,281,768
574,390,033
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
286,600.000
333,900,000
8,978,743,473
8,722,740,162
+
2.9
8,890,248,490
7,884,020,255
Kentucky—Louisville
182,942.463
194,809,490
11
"
1,172,688,504
1,067,138,980
+
9.9
1,002,517,159
987,692,098
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
127,872,979
2,127,051
108,598,162
2,074,184
4th Cleveland
7
"
1,328,367,591
1,093,922,451
+ 21.4
1,077,227,744
6th Richmond
6
"
600,948,292
548,510,227
+
9.6
460,264i222
465,259,017
646,842,493
592,081,836
289,500,000
271,400,000
6.1
176,703,410
179.285,024
+ 17.8
103,768,990
109.187,418
+
2.6
2,061,064
2,318,413
+
9.2
572,033,464
562,190,855
1,079,446,591
York
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
1—11
"
1
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,155,506,359
962,519,402
+ 20.1
863,068,878
Chicago
17
"
1,316,584,882
1,130,247,213
+16.5
1,071,576,018
1,106,843,172
8th
St.
4
"
646,842,493
592,081,836
+
9.2
572,033,464
562,190,855
9th
Minneapolis
7
"
514,156,819
436,031,684
+ 17.9
407,463,909
381,561,987
(4 cities)
—
850,862,064
7th
Total
—
1
Louis__
10th Kansas
_
!
City
9
.
"
553,345,475
519,129,646
+
6.6 •
492,593,866
506,279,721
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
7,733,499
Minneapolis
St.
+ 28.8
5,537,960
5.906,323
299,521,727
+ 16.9
277,351,019
257,129,340
127,307,706
.
6,007,819
350,076,015
—
Paul
106,173,422
+ 19.9
101,090,475
96.242,600
+ 18.2
5,909,270
5,629,122
North
11th
7,435,277
6,333,441
"
Dakota—Fargo
6
513,353,659
439,335,599
+ 16.8
404,393,974
392,345,468
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
4,373,544
3,078.461
+
42.. 1
3,336,449
10
Dallas
12th San
"
1,013,252,984
942,675,432
+
7.5
810,285,305
856,191,680
Montana—Billings
6,196,015
4.521,769
+
37.0
4,344,945
3,921,882
10,979,763
10,395,045
+
5.6
9,893,791
9,622,676
514,156,819
436,031,684
+ 17.9
407,463,909
381,561,98?
—
Francisco
Helena
Total
110
__
Outside
New
We
now
week ended
York
add
"
18,495,991,218
17,108,295,587
9,881,839,779
8,707,362,056
City
our
8.1
16,632,954,797
8,055,136,338
8,090,541,993
+
detailed statement showing the figures for each
Clearings at—
1955
$
February 25
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1954
1953
$
$
3,134,521
1,746,471
2,005,054
—44.4
4,402,371
3,877,897
549.204,639
6.7
481,047,791
2,640,879
+ 21.2
2,386,366
2,624,744
807.042
839,438
776.020
—33.9
504.461
612,476
7,607,815
6,564,008
+ 15.9
6,992,903
8.226,23?
135.523,204
Omaha.
124.957,070
8.5
135,496 520
135.216,010
21,810.677
7,760,502
21.823,693
362,158,431
341,143,842
10,184,031
9,927,319
4,372,004
5,279,294
Kansas—Topeka——
10,200,387
Wichita
St.
8.7
897,898
City
Joseph-
.
+
+
+ 31.4
6,348,780
6,526,562
0.1
18.873.649
18.567,854
+
6.2
320,265,336
i-
2.6
306,452,951
10,325,665
3,849,328
—
9.912,586
470,437,614
3,200,467
River
+ 29.1
5,001,232
585,889,169
Massachusetts—Boston
2,428,754
City—
976,144!
512,732
Missouri—Kansas
2,783,186
Portland
Tenth Federal Reserve District- -Kansas
Lincoln
ton—
Maine—Bangor
cities)
(7
Hastings
$
First Federal Reserve District-
Total
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended
Fall
city and for the
February 25 for four years:
1956
3.110,044
15,647,082,947
+ 13.5
-
+
Lowell
1,339,339
1,078,600
+ 24.2
1,006,109
2,847,058
3,229,905
—11.9
2,740,972
2,901,269
11,558,538
10,204,083
+ 13.3
10,278,552
10,257,831
8,647,747
8,241,286
4.9
7,349,936
7,640,918
Springs
Pueblo
Total
(10
3,392,694
2,898,310
2,764,785
519,129,646
553,345,475
cities)
—17.2
(a)
(a)
+
6.6
492,593,866
.
506,279,721
1,013,755
New Bedford
Colorado—Colorado
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
30,884,286
+
30,787,189
33,023,359
15,448,315
+ 42.2
12,800,651
13,145,210
27,823,900
27,531,200
+
1.1
25,220,700
26,017,700
2,125,248
1,899,074
+ 11.9
1,514,660
(12 cities)
653,962,955
7.4
581,281,768
8.123,438
+
30.1
7,191,211
6,351,753
374,433,456
+
17.7
347.720,851
335.695,840
33,135,110
+
8.7
26,821,469
28.197,909
6,423,000
30,480,452
6,127,000
+
4.8
7,013,913
6,531.287
+
Worth
574,390,039
14.2
Galveston
Wichita
+
Falls
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
5,957,000
6.006.000
7.4
5,870.713
5.557,548
10,832,730
10,536,418
15,506,055
13,639,966
+ 13.7
513,353,659
439,335,599
+ 16.8
404,393,974
392,345,468
8.2
128.915.466
125,892,650
—
(6 cities)
Total
Total
10,566,916
440,708.665
Dallas
Forth
1,444,788
702,200,637
Hampshire—Manchester
27,054,988
21,967,228
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
New
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
New
York—Albany
-
i
43,614,944
4,510,112
—18.2
4,097,230
4,162,505
110,126,314
+ 24.1
105,398,532
110,291,104
2,161,465
Jamestown
35,079,032
135,695,440
Buffalo
Elmira
+ 16.5
3,690,766
Binghamton
15,896,175
2,016,404
+
7.1
1,925,334
2,126,247
San
+ 20.6
1,815,153
1,858,217
Ban
Jose
2.5
8,577,818,459
7,556,540,954
+ 12.9
25,327,222
2,001,712
8,614,151,439
8,400,933,531
31,848,615
28,221,571
Syracuse
Northern
Total
+
New
Jersey_
(11 cities).
15,635,743
+
5.7
16,122,965
16,406,152
24,629,667
-
21.865,820
+ 12.6
13,838,174
18,345,161
55,868,765
72,227,870
8,978,743,473
54,695,500
>
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
+
2.1
49,279,737
+
—11.2
3,542,049
3.394,058
+
12.1
121,127,432
+
8.1
59,546,652
57,910,764
8,722,740,102
+
2.9
8,890,248,490
7,884,020,255
City
136.144,953
+
9.6
44.002.409
66.813,233
Barbara
Stockton
Total
Grand
(10
cities)J
(110 cities)--
16.162.915
20,261,918
+
28.3
14,509,589
517,291,238
15,598,774
+
3.1
12.181.578
12.752,618
+
4.9
458,729.961
469.428.214
-
.
,
+ 11.8
12.684.933
13.178.423
5,829,677
4,780,870
+
21.9
4.224,580
4.420.056
7,752,300
+
11.1
6,814,786
.8.004,560
.
8,612,342
-
total
18.062.111
25,986.886
14,958,262
542,634.877
17,436,986
Beach
Pasadena
1,013,252,984
^942,675,432
+
7.5
810.285,305
856,191,680
18,495,991,218
17,108,295,587
+
8.1
16,632,954.797
15.647,082.947
9,881,839,779
8,707,362,056
+ 13.5
>8,055,136,338
|>8,090;541,993
48,188,937
66,835,280
Lake
California—Long
Santa
16,534,150
New Jersey—Newark
4.604,841
140.861,267
69.794,954
24,575,270
2,413,217
New York
'Connecticut—Stamford
4,088,679
157.724.076
76,468.039
Francisco
Rochester
.
147,419,681
159,513,160
—
18.522,079
>
Outside New York City
(a)
Clearings operations discontinued.
"Estimated.
48
Commerciatzccnd Financial Chronicle
The
(1152)
X
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
(Continued from page 14)
J!'.
.
certifies daily to the Secretary
countries of the world.
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
different
the
on
V?.'
We give below a record for the week just passed.
CERTIFIED
RATES
FEDERAL
BY
FEBRUARY
24,
1956
RESERVE
TO
BANK
MARCH
1,
TO
Enka
American
TREASURY
UNDER
ACT
TARIFF
Share
3956, INCLUSIVE
Noon
Monetary Unit
Buying
Rate
lor
Cable Transfers
in
New
Co.,
York
(Value
United States
in
Feb.24
Feb. 27
$
Argentina, pesO-^~.~...~..~~~~~*~,..
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Tuesday
Feb. 28
,:yi
2.237051
:yy.:'
t
Malayan
dollar
.0199982
American
&
American
t
2.238213
;
lyy
Class
2.237549
;
.0200017
.0200035
.328266
.328333
.323400
1.001250
1.000937
1.009937
.210200
.210300
.210300
.210350
.00435401*
.0)435401*
.00135401*
France
.00285562
.00235500
.00285500
y
.328333
.03435401*
.00435401*
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
.00285463
.00285500
.237182*
.237162*
.237162*
.237162*
.210200
.210300
,2)0300
.210350
.210300
2.807500
2.808125
2.808437
2.8.8854
rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
.0800560
Netherlands,
New
guilder—..
pound
Zealand,
Philippine
.261135
.261135
.251131
2.7)1146
of
.496766*
.140080*
.496766*
.140.8)*
.426766*
.4)6766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349003
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
,193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.797011
2.797633
2.797945
2.790463
2.797633
2.807500
2.808125
2.808437
2.808883
2.803125
...
Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Feb.
ASSETS—
Gold
certificates
notes
R.
notes
Other
of
cash
other
banks
__
Discounts and
854,771
21,011,122
_
330,403
_
advances--
631,568
S.
Government
—
1
—
2,995
■
>y
y ;•'■■ ■
+
117,373
+
1,872
+
1,565
—
2,748
+
246,168
Loans
40
+
168
Loans
+
14,484
500
—
Loans to
538,200
__
Certificates
5,920,699
Notes
+
,
•
88,000
—
>;
+
2,801,750
Other
bought outright
23,426,562
Real
88,000
55,900
+
23,482,462
+
178,044
28,000
116,000
+
—
U.
S.
loans
and
foreign
securities
24,129,209
banks
63,076
Other assets
128,302
assets
+ 112,792
22
4,509.492
Bank premises
122,144
Reserve
i,
50,614,853
138,676
186,345
'
164
+
+
—
562,083
10,466
+
'■
—
notes
26,029,487
for
acct.
553,556
363,439
Other
—
50,498
+
38,933
—
—
7,379
1,544
Meter
Deferred availability cash items..
—369,241
—339.231
3,718,414
Other liab. and accrued dividends
+
7.595
4,554
426,255
+
443,937
—
126,498
—
35.794
+
34,161
15,841
—
+
—
—
180.529
308,660
60,802
+
Optical
Phenolic
purchasing
or
securities—total
1,264
1,589
+
—448,942
+
308,769
678
354,729
Cash
in
__
_
Federal
_
—
6,690
1,097
vault
Banks-
13,015
971
_
Balances with domestic banks
2,457
Brand,
11 '
758
Demand
U.
adjusted—:
deposits except
3.
Government
Government
S,
deposits
demand
Domestic
U.
56,106
—
+
24
2,358
+
291
—
—
659
—
.
Class
9,968
1,486
others
•
Exclusive
Reserve
loans
individual
serves;
reported
to
Banks
the
to
loan
week
545
banks
items
and
are
ended
after
shown
Jan.
4,
4
—
—
687
of
$5
18
608
—
deduction
306
90
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13bi_.
15,669
693.612
32,711
27,543
capital accounts
170,596
$294
valuation
re¬
agricultural loans
were
§ Feb.
$25 millions,
15
figures
fi Preliminary
+
8,062
+
(St.
Louis
B.
Ratio
to
.
and
capital accts.
50,614,853
of gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities combined
Contingent
liability
ances
purchased
correspondents
—440,202
46.0%
on
36,586
2,444
+
52
789
preferred
and
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
changes for the week
ended Feb. 22:
Decreases of $576,000,000 in reserve bal¬
ances with federal reserve
banks, $?85,000,000 in demand
deposits adjusted, and $659,000,000 in demand
deposits
credited to domestic
banks, and an increase of $291,000,shows
the
following
all
Changes according to industry
in another press release.
for
purchasing
or
Loans to
brokers
carrying United States
and other securities
decreased
and
appear
dealers
Government
$75,000,000.
Holdings of treasury bills decreased
$33,000,000 in
New York City,
$30,000,000 in the St. Louis District, $22,000,000 in the Richmond District, and a total of
$126,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
United States Government bonds
decreased
$26,000,000,
holdings of "other" securities increased
$26,000,000.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased
$219,000,000 in
and
were
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
PARTIAL
Artists
Diamond
Pictures
5%%
$4.50 cumulative preferred
conv.
pfd.
j,
Date
Company and Issue—
12-year
Baltimore
Telephone
3+4 %
&
Mar 31
ISSUE
mtge.
bonds,
A
—Mar 15
Date
1965
due
1975
Colorado
Fuel & Iron Corp.—
15-year 43/i% convertible debentures, due 1966
Consolidated Freightways, Inc., preferred stock
Granite
City Steel Co., 5%% cum. conv. pref. stock
Bryant, Inc., 4V2% cumulative preferred stock
(F. H.) & Co., preferred stock
Mengel Co., 5% convertible first preferred stock
Lane
McGraw
Northeast Airlines,
Inc.,
convertible
Announcement In this issue.
3-15
2-28
(quar.)_
3-22
3-12
3-12
2-14
3-30
3-16
31c
3-15
2-29
4-
2
3-15
3-
9
2-
93 % c
9
3-15
2-14
50c
4-
2
2-24
50c
4-
2
2-24
t25c
—
3-30
4-
1
.3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-
9
20c
(quar.)
com.
,
r 3-15
2-20
37'/2c
3-15
2-20
$1.25
1
3-15
2-20
4-19
3-
2
3-10
3-
1
3-
9
2-15
1
3-
7%%
—
45c
$1.50
SI
4-
1
$2
5V2%
(Conn.)
RR.
4-
1
3-
J55c
preference
3-
9
2-23
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-12
1
2-
7
7
50c
(quar.)
Co.
of
3-12
2-
50c
3-15
2-21
50c
3-10
2-24
America—
32 '/2c
Machine
cm
3-15
10c
.
(increased)
3-30
3-14
1
20C
of
12c
from
net
2-17
3-21
2-28
23c
3-25
3-
5
13c
3-12
3-
1
3-16
3-
2
75c
4-
2
3-
1
25c
3-15
3-
1
$1.50
4-12
3-30
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
2-17
25c
.
new
2-29
.
profits
(quar.)
4%
3-15
(quar.)
Wilcox
&
3-15
U2j/2c
Electronics..
preferred
Baltimore
3-10
tl7%c
income)
&
preferred
..
'
$1.50
7-13
6-29
$1.50
10-15
9-28
$1.50
1-15-57
12-31
$1
RR.
769
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
2-24
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$1
6-15
5-21
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$1
9-17
8-27
45c
4-20
4-
$1
4-
2
3-10
$1,031/4
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)
4'%% preferred (quar.)
preferred
Barber-Ellis
Basic
888
Electric,
May
of
(quar.)
Canada
Refractories
(This
divid.
—
Ltd.
be
766
Oil
Basin
preferred stock
May
1
658
1
2
__Mar 30
991
Mar 15
3
Mar 15
668
May
1
669
Mar 20
773
Apr
18
paid
the
4-
3-26
3-15
3-
5
3-
3
addi¬
April
2-29
4-18
15c
on
on
16 in
25% stock dividend, and
present outstanding shares.
stock
March
will
28
in
be
the
quoted
amount
ex-
of
shar»).
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Furniture
Industries—
:
dividend
50%
5
Bastlan-Blessing
(quar.)
$1
4-
2
3-15
Bath
(quar.)
65c
4-
2
3-16
990
Mar 12
on
per
3-10
3-15
25c
a
common
dividend
Stock
Apr
the
on
$1.75
2
t80c
(quar.)—j
(quar.)
will
of
payment
998
Page
1
.
4%
7%
994
Hydro
Bangor
—
989
non-cum.
888
Iron
Bayuk
Beau
Works
Cigars.
Brummel
Beauni':
Mi'ls
Beech-Nut
Inc.
Ties
(quar.)
(quar.)
(5tock
Packing
25c
.
dividend)
(quar.)
3-15
2-29
10c
3-13
2-27
20%
3-25
3-
2
3-26
3-
2
5-
3-30
30c
Belding-Corticelli, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
7,% preferred (stock div.) (7/12ths of 1%)
tny2c
1
5-1
3-30
17!/2c
Bell
♦
3-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
com.
preferred
Bassett
B,
1
.
Piano,
3iy»c
RR.—
and
Line
Collieries
The
|
A
1
4-
15c
common
A
Co.
6%
&
series
9
3-
2-10
tl5c
6%
6%
CALLED
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, series A, due 1980_"
1st
6
25c
tional shares to be issued
Telegraph Co.—
convertible debentures, due
Ohio
4-
3-
Co._L
from
lc
also
American
1
3-15
9
(quar.)
Line
6%.. preferred
Page
stock—Mar 21
stock
stock, series
ENTIRE
3-
3-30
4%.
Match
cumulative preferred
Corp. of America—
6
3-22
50c
(quar.).
distribution
a
Baldwin
in which
Co., $1.50 cumulative preferred stock-Mar 30
International Rys. of Central America—
1st mortgage 5%
bonds
May 1
New York State Electric & Gas
Corp.—
Shoe
3-
4%
v
Corp..
3-29
tll.31%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Voting
Bafccock &
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Allied
6-27
3-16
3-15
j.
Canteen
Science
Ayshire
corporate bonds, notes,
under
4.50%
$30,000,000
reporting member banks; the principal
changes
were decreases of
$14,000,000 in the Cleveland District,
$13,000,000 in New York City, and
$12,000,000 in the
Dallas District, and an increase of
$10,000,000 in the San
Francisco District.
the details
2-29
6
3-
A
plus
the current volume
principal
000 in United States
Government deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
at
called
3-28
7-
3-30
50c
Electric
and
Axe
stock
common
those
5
20c
Service, Ltd., com. (increased)
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
Shareholders have approved a 3-for-l split
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund (quarterly of 13c
called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
including
Condition Statement of Member Banks
list of
a
1
SI
Products, Inc.—
non-voting non-cum. pfd
Autd
Below will be found
25c
(quar.)
Coast
Automatic
District).
.2%
8,504
2-15
$2.25
preferred
class
class A
Powder
30c
District),
426,255
3,773
—
3-
30c
Refining
Increased
Notices
Industrial loan commitments
3-
tl8c
&
Coast
Automatic
23,146
foreign
3-15
Hardware, Ltd.—
Refining,
Atlas
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
.4%
3-12
Automatic Steei
(Boston
accept¬
for
+
8
4-10
31»/4c
.
Oil
preferred
Class
Total liab.
3-12
60c
Ltd.
H.)
Atlantic
respectively.
revised
3-
(quar.)
$3.75
Atlantic
not
separately.
and
2
25c
preferred
Atlantic
5, 1955 reclassification increased commercial and industrial
$318 million and decreased real estate loans and "other" loans
loans
3-12
4-
30c
—
Participating
Atlantic Acceptance Corp.,
40
—
grcss.
1956,
2
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$4 partic.
35211
+
156
of
4-
75c
Associated Spring Corp.
(increased quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
:
142
+
2-29
$1.75
Associated Electric Industries Ltd.—
Atherican deposit receipts (final)
deposits—
Foreign banks
Borrowings—
Federal
A
$1.50
638
—
2-29
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(J.
Class
91
—
21,452
banks
From
285
—
2-24
-
4-
Corp
Corp.,
Ashland
deposits
3-31
10c
A
Rubber,
B
Asbestos
Ashdown
22
—
Steel
Class
64
468
—
133
—
Armstrong
.
3-31
$1.16 y4
—1,963
+
3-15
$1.25
common
Power,
Armstrong Cork,
—
3-22
60c
(quar.)
Armco
—
3-31
50c
•
(increased)-
—2,456
95
+
class
—1,063
576
2-10
$2
873
—
2-29
5
Glass—
Arkansas-Missouri
; —6,355
-
2-23
3-10
3-
5%
;
Oil (quar.)
Arkansas Fuel Oil
+ 1,8151"
3-24
30c
;30c
(quar.)
Smelting
26
+
1
1
Sanitary—
35C
Anthes-Imperial Ltd., $5.25 pfd.
Apex
26 §
—
1
3-
Argo
9§
—
3-
3-15
7%c
193
4
—
3-
3-15
tl5c
852t
126
+
20,144
4-27
3-15
(quar.)_
Products
+
3
—
613
_
Reserve
Post
+
—147
948
8,213
banks.
with
08 I-*
t Oct.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
in
25c
62y2C
(increased)—-
3
+
28,395
—
to
Reserves
Co.
3
—
—
4-13
9
62y2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Anvil
1,285
8,194
3-15
Angostura-Wuppermann
4,133+
+
2
Anderson-Prichard Oil (increased-quar.)____
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
(Quarterly
+ 6,945
+
1
4-
3-
$1
Refining,
Window
Anaconda
Anchor
9
3-
50c
Standard
Wool
Sugar
Ampco Metal
y
3-
3-15
(quar.)
Rock
5-21
50c
(quar.)
&
1
3-31
(increased)
Radiator
6-
2-26
3-31
(quar.)
Co.
3-10
27V2C
prior preferred (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
carry¬
_
3-15
1
37'/2C
9%
168
—
75
—
2
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)___
Anheuser-Busch
2,407
securities
X Prior
Other
securities
bonds
Other
218,188
49,414,333
liabilities
Co.
American Telephone &
Telegraph
American Vitrified Products
23,
dollars)
J
.yy
3-
2-24
preferred (quar.)
American Surety (N. Y.)
(quar.)
301
—
,
1
3-20
2-24
$1.75
1955
116
1
pur¬
_
S.
From
305,492
19,650,591
deposits
paid
25,677
for
securities.
estate loans
Interbank
18,428,104
Foreign
Capital
dealers
carrying
or
Government
Time
Member bank reserves...
U. S. Treasurer—general
Total
loans*
564
and
3-
8
American
mem¬
Feb.
237
—
—
5
2
$1.31 j/4
American Stores .(quar.)
Stock dividend
LIABILITIES—
—440,202
Deposits:
Total
industrial
loanst
Loans
+
+
.
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
and
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes
55,900
U.
Total
84,073
10,175
Total U. S. Govt. securities-
from
adjusted*
47,465
brokers
loans
ing
4,206,442
—
Held under repurchase agreem't
Due
investments
chasing
345.044
^1,039,442
14,165,913
Bonds
Total
and
Agricultural
_
Feb. 15,
1956
(In millions of
adjusted*
Commercial
securities:
Bills
'
ASSETS—
14,484
+
y;
1956
3,411
—
y.yy
■;
3-
4-
3-
American
Feb. 22,*
Bought outright-
Total
y
3-15
Illinois—
of
Seating Co. (increased quar.)
American Steamship
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
Increase ( +) or
Decrease (■—) Since
20,745
6-30
5
3-10
American
ber banks follows:
17,750
—
2
—
695
Acceptances—bought outright
1
—
443,227
__
Industrial loans
U.
1955
—
Loans to banks decreased $95,000,000.
summary of assets and liabilities of reporting
A
Mar. 2,
1956
20,156,351
R.
Total gold certificate reserves
F.
Feb. 22,
29,
1956
Redemption fund for F.
Co.
American
000,000.
Decrease (—) Since
2-20
7-
IOC
American
District, $195,000,000 in the Cleveland
District, and $57,000,000 in the Richmond District, but
they increased $256,000,000 in New York City and $74,000,000 in Chicago.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$306,000,000 and borrowings from others decreased $156,-
Increase ( + ) or
3-20
65c
■
(quar.)
American
the San Francisco
dollars)
3-14
50c
Corhmon
of
2
25c
American
thousands
4-
Laundry Machinery
Locker, class A (quar.)
$4 preferred
(In
1
25c
1
Machine &
American
tTemporarily omitted.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1
3-
10c
American Potash & Chemical, class A
Class B
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
3-
20c
(s-a)
Foundry (quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd.
(quar.)
American Metal Products, com.
(quar.)
5.y2% conv. preferred (quar.)
j.
.140080*
.193330*
——
South
•Nominal.
American
9
3-10
i
(quar.).
Investment
preferred
3-
3-
America^
2.7-0321
peso
(quar.)
(Texas)
9
30c
\
.
2-10
2-10
3-
303
(monthly)
3- 9
3-10
American
.261175
2.780631
.140380*
20c
(initial)
common
5>A%
2-29
30c
(quar.)—
Products
Insulator
American
.0800560
2.780321
escudo.
Sweden, krona—
Switzerland,
franc.
Union
New
3-15
5-31
50c
(quar.)
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)
American International Corp.—
2.603125
.261175
.140080*
Islands,
Portugal,
: i,
.0800560
.0800560
2.779702
krone
Norway,
.0800560
Derrick
&
Indemnity
American
.237162*
India,
;r
11-30
30c
class A
semi-annual
.210300
8-31
12-15
30c
Home
American
1.000736
)
9-15
25c
—— —
(quar.)
American Hospital Supply
.328200
1.001250
..
dollar
2-29
6-15
20c
(quar.)
Hoist
American
.0385302*
.0200035
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Canada,
B
3-15
20c
Foreign Power (increased quar.)
& Elec.
(quar.)
American
.0335802*
1
3-15
2)C
Gas
American Greetings,
.0385802*
"...
+.
t
t
2.237728
.0385802*
.0200900
Belgium,
franc
British Malaysia.
y.y 1/
■■■■.
2.237549
.0385802*
4-
——-—-
Forest Products
$
%
■
American
5
y
Mar. 1
Feb. 29
$
t
Thursday
Wednesday
l
3-
"
(Orlando) —
:
Quarterly
Monday
9
3-
$1.50
& Casualty
Quarterly
Friday
3-
3-15
20c
Fire
Quarterly
Quarterly
Money)
3-23
3-15
'
(quar.)
common
SJo preferred (quar.)_
American
Country and
40c
25c
Export Lines
Feit
Holdera
PayaOle oj Rec.
37V2c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Corp.
American
1930
OF
When
Per
•
Hame of Comyany
American
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the
.
.
Telephone
Belletefre
Quebec
Mines,
Ltd.
(s-a).
3-
J50c
(Canada)
3-15
4-16
3-15
J5c
3-15
2-15
1
Volume 183
Number 5513
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Company
Bensonhurst
Share
National
Bank
(s-a)
4%
preferred
&
Cement,
Black, Sivalls
&
&
Bloch
Co.
(H.
5'A %
C.t,
prior
5
tl2c
5-31
5-16
3-
1
Class
B
(quar.)
*25c
5-31
5-16
Class
A
(quar.)
Ji3c
8-31
8-15
Consumer
3-12
3-
1
Class
B
(quar.)
J25c
8-31
8-15
$4.16
Bond
A
(quar.)
Ji2c
11-30
Class
B
(quar.)
J25c
11-30
4-
1
-J3-21
Central
3-10
2-21
Central
3-12
3-23
preferred
5%
(T. G.)
pref.
Brilhart
Brilio
Mfg.
6-
9
6-
9
9-20
9-
8
3-17
preferred
B
(quar.)__
$1.25
9-20
9-
8
$1.25
12-20
12-
8
$1.25
12-20
12-
8
9
'2-17
5%
preferred
A
3-
9
2-17
57o
preferred
B
3-15
3-
4-2
3-15
.1-
3-14
4-
2
3-16
4-2
3-31
3-19
1
Central
1
4%
'".-3-
t$1.12'A
i$1.12'A■
1
3-17
4.15%
1
6-10
4.65%
1
9-16
4.75%
J-16
Century
3-16
Class
90c
preferred
3-15
?- 2
8%
3-15
3-15
3-
4-
3-15
(quar.)__
93%c
t30c
t21'Ac
..4- 2
4-13
4-
3
3
.f, 3-
7
4-
1
<3"-10
4-
1
3-10
$3
iquar.)
25c
3-
25c
2-29
.
iquar.)_
35c
3-
2-16
*
20c
3-30
:.
(quar.)
6
3-
3-30
3-
4-30
7-30 :
9
(J.
& Sons
P.)
Terminal
10-
3-15
2-29
3-12
$3
2-17
9
distribution
of
sh.
one
of
„
Butler's Inc.,
4'A %
3-15
(increased quar.)
com.
preferred
15c
Land
Calif.
Co.
(quar.)
*7
5.40%
Water
Calif.-Western
Calumet
&
$4.75
Service
States
Hecla,
Campbell.
Cannon
Drv
preferred
Foundries
1
Cities
City
Life
Ltd.
(quar.)—
Packers Class
Canada
4- 2
4- 2
,
ij
V/iUbC:
$4.50
2-29
" 3-15
4- 2
3-15
\ IOC
t"
$75c
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. <quar.)__
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Wire
Class
&
4-16
5%
t75c
3-15
4- 3
4- 3
3-31
"**■ 3- 9
—
dividend
Stock
ferred—31
-(six
par—one
to F preferred
A
shares
of
5%
Ltd.
Extra
3-30
$27'Ac
Ltd
4-14
4-14
Class
Canadian
Motor
120c
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
Co
4-
^*3-14
2
t6c
Lamp
Co.,
Ltd.
Refractories, Ltd.,
3-15
2-13
tlOc
(quar.)___
3-20
"2-20
4 'A %
^
dividend 1
t98c
(quar.)
3-20
15c
3-31
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
65C
4-
Carborundum
Co.
(quar.)
40c
3-10
40c
3-13
$2.60
Carey
(Philip)
Carr>a(ion
3%%
Mfg.
Co..
(quar.)_
< increased 1
common
1st preferred
Carolina Telephone
75c
(quar.)
& Telegraph Co.
93%c
(quar.)
$2
1
quar.)
Extra
Carriers
Carreras
General
Ltd.
■ *
3_- 5
1
*
3-16 *
Corp.____
(year-end)
3-15
10c
3-15
12'Ac
8%%
43-
2-10
3-^1
3-15
4-
40c
•
&
*3-15
.
(initial
common
3-15
1
Carpenter Steel Co.—
New
Stock
-.
v3-l5
3-J5
s'v-
"r 3-_2
>'-'3- 2
2
'*J3-44
Case
(J.
Caspers
Plywood
I.)
Tin
Co.,
(quar.)
7%
Plate
pfd.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
4-
17'Ac
3-30
2 :
r-2-28
'"3-1^
Connohlo,
4-
2
3-16
$1.75
7-
2
6-15
4-
2
3-14
7%
preferred
$1.75
9-28
9-14
40c
3-20
3-
5
75c
4-
1
3-
2
$1
4-
1
3-
2
$1.75
4-
1
3-
2
10c
3-20
3-
6
60c
3-15
3-
2
20c
3-24
3-
5
75c
3-15
3-
933Ac
4-16
4-
5
12'Ac
3-20
3-
8
3-
2-27
3-31
3-15
3-
3-31
Sugar
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
3-23
2
3-15
3-
3-
5
preferred
Curtis
5
2-24
3-16
3-
3-16
3- 2
2
(quar.)
D.
1.
;
Companies
W.
(quar.)
G.
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Dana Corp., common (quar.i
33A% preferred A (quar.)
Darling
(L.
A.)
Co.
2-20
Dayton Malleable Iron,
3-27
3-
2-27
4-
3-20
5% ' preferred
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
8%
preferred
(quar.)
2
4- 2
9
De
3-12
3-15
2-10
5-
4-26
Delaware
1
Havilland
Deere &
Fund
Stock
3-10
4-
1
(s-a)
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
1
3-15
com.
—
2-17
Delnite
3-15
3- 2
Delta
3-15
3- 2
Denver
net investment
of
N.
stock
each
Ltd.
Lines
distribution
Chicago
Y.,
for
Mines,
Air
(Partial
Transit,
preferred
Detroit
Edison
3-10
3-
2
Detroit
Gray
50c
3-26
3-12
Detroit
4- 2
3-19
Detroit
Mortgage
4-
2
3-19
Detroit
2-25
3-
3-
2
2
9
St.
3-
3-5
2-7
3-31
3-14
7'Ac
(monthly)
3-12
75c
3-29
3-
6%
Dewey
pfd.
5-
1
4-16
Distillers
4-
6
2-27
Diversified
3-31
2-27
]
Corp.-Seagram's
Growth
Ltd.
Stock
Dominion
3-
9
2-24
60c
3-
9
2-15
9-20
3-
25c
3-15
1
3- 1
3-22
3-24
3- 1
1
50c
5-
invest¬
from
9c
Co.—
$1.37'A
Steel
Tar
2-20
Du-Art
3-
6-15
31'Ac
3-31
3-15
3-
1
preference
Film
Co.
(E.
Inc.,
40
cents
pfd.
Cigar,
nreferred
Dry Goods,
,
(quar.)
de
(interim)
1
1
12-15
12-
1
Dunham
3-15
3-
1
4-1
3-1
Dunhill
4- 2
3-20
4- 1
3-15
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
(s-a)_
Edison
Engineering
to Consolidated
—
(N.
—
—
Y.), com.
(quar.)__
(name
changed
Corp.
1
3-15
4- 2
3-23
2
3-23
Electrodynamics)
.
$3.50
4-
2
3-23
3- 9
2-10
60c
—
—
3-14
(entire
40c
(we believe)
Consolidated Gas
being called at
plus this dividends—
3-15
3-
1
Utilities
(quar.)
$1.50
3-15
3-15
'
3-21
40c
3-12
2-27
3-12
2-27
3-
1
3-15
3-
$1.50
3-14
2-28
4-25
4-10
$1.12'A
4-25
4-10
7'Ac
3-15
2-
3-
30c
5
5
2-24
3-15
3-
$1.25
3-15
3-
10c
3-19
3-
9
45c
4-
1
3-
5
52'Ac
—
2-14
3-10
12'Ac
(quar.)
9
$1
4-
1
3-
5
1
1
4-
1
3-
5
51 %c
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
50c
4-
1
3-
5
51'Ac
4-
1
3-
5
20c
3-
9
2-24
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sulphur & Potash
Eagle-Picher
Oil
Co.
Quarterly
3- 7
3-23
2
4-
3-15
52'Ac
Eason
183Ac
4-13
46 %c
preferred
3- 2
issue
common
(quar.)__
International
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
Freightways—
(initial)
2-24
4.15%
Duval
pfd.
3-15
3.75%
Duriron
10c
(C. A.) Co.,
preferred
4.20%
1
3-15
40c
(partic.)
com.
6-
4-
3-
87'Ac
Nemours,
(quar.)
9-
4-
2
4-16
Laboratories
I.)
6-15
75c
(quar.)
2
4-
50c
.__
9-15
$1.25
com.
4-
50c
30c
Extra
4
1
25c
$4 preferred (quar.)
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.
!
Quarterly
;
Dun & Bradstreet. new com.
(Initial)
Duncan
Electric Mfg.
50c
Consolidated
2-17
5-
62'Ac
10c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
8
25c
23c
(quar.)
3-
3-15
(quar.)__
participating preferred
$3.50 preferred
5%
2
125c
30c
—
—
4-
3-16
t$l .75
J38c
(quar.)
2
$12'Ac
(quar.)
+38c
Power
1
4-
t25c
t37c
—
9
9
3-
4-
.
(quar.)___.,
Drewery's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
3-15
3-15
3-
3-
3-12
3-22
common..
Industries
2%
15c
3-25
4-10
4-25
Ltd.
Corp., 4%
Driver-Harris
—
2-24
2-29
4-15
common (quar.)
Dow Chemical Co.
(quar.)
2%
(Toronto)
3-15
t25c
Corp.,
3-12
2-20
3- 1
1
12-16
3-15
t20c
&
Dover
Pont
7
t$1.12'A
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.,
$1 preference (quar.)
Dominion Textile, Ltd., 7%
pfd.
60c
3-
t20c
Coal, Ltd
Stores
Dominion
du
3-
35c
(quar.)
&
Dominion
4-2
3-15
1
6-1
3-10
45c
(quar.)
preferred
30c I
(stock div.)
2-24
Foundries & Steel Ltd.—
Common
Dresser
2-28
2-28
62'Ac
Co.
Dravo
.
5
4c
—
(quar.)__—
Dominion Corset, Ltd. (quar.)___
Dominion
3-31
9
$30c
(quar.)
2-24
10-10
33-
3-15
Fund—
9
70c
1
4-10
6%
(interim)
3-
1
3-
4-16
9
Ltd.—
deposit receipts erd.
Dobeckmun
3-21
1
3-20
25c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
1
3-
$1.10
3-15
4-10
1
3-
3-20
50c
1
3-10
3-
3-15
$1.50
4-
$5
3-15
25c
$1.25
(s-a)
3-
15c
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dixie Cup Co., common
(quar.)
5% preferred series A (quar.)
4'A%
3-23
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
American
5
5c
Realty
Distillers
3-16
5
3-21
25c
4-16
(Boston)—
12-
37'Ac
1
2-27
6-
12-15
(quar.)
1
2-10
6-15
(quar.)
5-
3-31
2-29
62'Ac
(s-a)
(quar.)___
&
Diamond
3-31
5-31
5
4-16
2
31'Ac
2
2
3-
Cement
50c
capital gains)—
74-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Portland
Cement
683/4C
CO
Alkali, common
4-
(quar.)
CO
3-15
30c
preferred
10c
62'Ac
2
2
t2c
__-
(s-a)
Products
Portland
Diamond
4.40%
3-
held)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Steel
6
4-
Louis
&
Foundry
Harvester
Detroit
3-
12'Ac
Steel
3-10
3-15
of one
shares
33'A
Ill
;
Iron
2-27
inc.
(s-a)
$2'A-$3'A
3-5
87'Ac
(quar.)
■
(quar.)
4-1
53'Ac
(quar.)
/
class A
from realized security profits)
Lackawanna & Western RR.—
com.
3-14
5
25c
(Canada),
(7c from
dividend
share
2-24
25c
$1.25
87'Ac
5'Ac
and
2-24
.
Aircraft
5
(quar.)
com.
Co., common
Delaware,
3-15
___
(increased).—
3-14
3-13
<quar.)_
Extra
3-12
t37c
Consolidated
$103
$1.75
(quar.)
American
3-20
quar.)
!quar.)___
Service (quar.)
Light
1
(quar.)
$5
&
1st
(quar.)
9
preferred
Cuban
2-28
common
Inc.
6%
3-15
3-12
1
preferred
Consolidated
9
3-10
y2-24
3-31
$2'A-$3'A
dividend
Common
Cascades
y3-10
$2
Forster, common
preferred
(quar.)
30c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Consol.
50c
&
8%
3-
preferred
75c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Conde Nast Publications (quar.)
7%
3-
15c
5%
$5
2-15
3-30
4- 3
Credit
Connecticut
2
4-
7%
50c
Quarterly
Congoleum-Nairn,
4-14
4-14
3-15
25c
Confederation Life Association
1
1
7%
$1
common
55-
3-14
$1.25'
Quarterly
1st preferred (entire issue called for redemption
on
March 20 at $105 per share plus this
Capitol Records, com.
"C
"J
10c
20c
1st
3-15
2-24
IOC
(quar.)
A
A
75c
Community Public
Compo Shoe Machinery,
"3-30
~ 3-30
Ltd.—
< quar.)
A
5'A%
3-30
3-10
25c
3-15
(quar.)
Water
2
4c
15c
(quar.)
common
20c
Commonwealth
3-
9
75c
3-31
(interim)
(7c
3-
international—
$1.75
2c from
9
3-
2-29
75c
(quar.)
$1.12%
Edison
5
3-31
3-15
50c
$1.12'A
Investment
3-
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Crucible Steel Co. of America (increased)
$1.37'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shearing & Stamping
3-20
3-16
$1.75
(quar.)
Insurance
3-14
3-14
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
ment Income and
3-46
'3-15
$$9
(annral)
-
Ice Machine Co.,
Canadian
2
4-
/
10c
Life
1
3-30
tl5c
(quar.)2
Class
$1
1
11-
93 % c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
1
8-
11-15
2
$1
Semi-annual
"3-17
$$2
(quar.)
(quar.)__^
Commonwealth
(increased),
pfd.
___,
Commonwealth
3-31
Co,,
B
Cork
5-
8-15
10c
.__
Sexton,
5-15
4-20
Broadcasting System—
Commercial
*
com¬
$18c
Insurance
General Investments,
Canadian
—
$2.50
preferred
Oil
$1.12'A
Carbon
8-25
1
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
Nat'l
3-14
9-
Inc
$1
com.
3-29
37'Ac
2
25c
$110
(quar.)
Gas,
2-24
4- 2
$1.75
Quarterly
"''3^15
"
2-18
:
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
3-15
4- 2
3- 9
6
$1.50
A
Commercial
_—
General
2
3-15
$1
B
Columbian
share each of series
for each share of
Canadian General Electric,
Canadian
2-;29
pre-
held)
mon
4-
♦"
-
3-12
15c
(quar.)
B
9
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
(quar.)__
Iron,
Interstate
Columbian
:"^ 2-29
(quar.)
com.
3-
3-31
RR.—
(quar.)
A
3-15
3-
(quar.)
33A%
&
Class
3-29
67'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
^2-29
*
$37'AC
Ltd.,
ccnv.
Bend
com.
3-30
5c
(quar.)
$2.50
Cribben
$7
(monthly)
&
Inc.
L.), Ltd
25c
Power,
3-
$2.50
Realty
Petroleum
Crown
30c
(quar.)
Stone
preferred
Class
(R.
Co.,
Crossett
1
25.c
;
(inc.
3-10
Insurance—
Crestmont
■
6-20
3-27
(quar.)
com.
25c
20c
(quar.)
,
8
3-23
50c
(quar.)
&
Fuel
Columbia
2-29
preferred (quar.)
$31'Ac
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common
$15c
$1
preferred
(quar.)_____—$25c
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)_^
$433Ac
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir), Ltd.—
'
$1.25
Crain
4-6
75c
com.
8
3-
4-15
—
20c
Systems,
50c
Co.,
3-
3-23
$1.31'A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Life
Chemical
Creole
2-23
Crum
(quar.)
preferred
5'A%
3-15
3-15
&
Central
Colorado
3-1
t$ 1
—
Breweries
5%
9-14
150c
Cable, class A_—
B
Canadian
12-14
4- 2
3-27
6
$5
common
Sand
Colorado
,r «*15
10- 1
1-2-57
4-
3-
'
(quar.)
preferred
Preferred
JP-13
3-15
7- 3
JlOc
110c
$$1.10
:
Canada
Canada
2
4- 2
tlOc
-
Special
Special
4-
HOC
._
Special
3-30
Illuminating—
preferred
Common
Increased
4-15
5-1
(quar.)
preferred
3-23
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Colorado
H.),
25c
Co.,
Colonial
2-4.S)
**
Cosmopolitan
3-20
75c
common
preferred
$3.50
2-29
<&
3-15
75c
quar)__.
common
Colgate-Palmolive Co
2-15
3-15
4- 2
1
4-
RR.—
4%
30c
Commori
$1.50
(quar.)
Chemical
4'A%
—
Special
2nd
Coleman
2-18
•
Cosmopolitan
2-20
87'Ac
(quar.)
Peabody
1st
Clorox
3-15
$50c
(initial-quar.)-A—$29'Ac
3-12
87'Ac
Corp.
4%
3-10
4- 2
1
Craig
(quar.)
W.
&
3-15
of
(quar.)
Electric
7%
$$1
U-al
approval
2-20
Inc
Cowles
common.
5'A%
preferred
Cluett,
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
«
Cleveland
Clevite
3-15
3-15
$75c
Petroleum
(quar.)
Cleve-Cliffs Iron,
$4.50
preferred
" 3-15
$1.06'A
$25c
(s-a)
Cosden
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
3- 9
$37'/2c
A
3-
4-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Equipment,
-
3-26
$1.50
Electric,
Co.
7%
5pref erred
3- 9
Malting Co. Ltd.—
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
New
Service
Baking.
3-31
—
40c
10%
&
3-31
$37'/2c
Assurance
Common
Gas
75c
25c
Canada
(G.
(quar.)_
Clark
2-20
Canada
Corson
$1.12'A
3-10
25c
Coro,
50c
2-23
20c
(quar.):
Paper Board Products (quar.)
2-25
(quar.)
2-23
3-10
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
3-9
8
3-10
5
75c
Electric,
A
4-1
7'Ac
3-
20c
series
3-10
22'Ac
3-16
3-15
50c
Extra
$5.25
3-
3-30
62'Ac
(quar.)
Refrigeration Corp.
30c
;
Controller
.
1
1
3-15
$1
(quar.)
$1.12'A
(Increased)
Investing,
3-20
(quar.)_
Ltd.—
3- 2
1
25c
1
preferred
Cornell
common
preferred
(initial
Products
$32'/2c
Forgings,
3-
3-15
Equipment
City
(quar.)__
&
3-15
10c
preferred
.
50c
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
1
Clark
3-
"2-17
(quar.)
Iron Foundries,
2-24
7-
City
"
9
Co.—
A
Canada
2-
2
3-14
3-20
preferred
3-1
4-
Copeland
6-20
$1183A
(quar.)—;
Co., Ltd., class B
Flooring
Class
7%
3-15
3-8
pref.
3-20
6%
5%
1
Securities,
3-15
50c
6 'A %
3-31
'
.
1
Corp.
Copper
Cincinnati
Ale, common———
Ginger
Chile
1
„
3-20
4-
1
(s-a)
3-20
7-
.3-1
;
3
3-15 *
2-29
—
Ltd.,
Cement,
Canada
Foundry
—
Canada
Co,
&
Wyant
Canada
Canada
Insur,
(quar.)_—______
Quarterly:
$4.25
Life
A
3-15
7'Ac
;
convertible preferred
3-
3-15
1
.___;
(increased)-
.quar.)
Co.
2
4-
$1
preference
Christiana
3-15
3- 5
Coffee
4- 2
$1.50
3-15
55c
4-
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
Bay Lumber
Copperweld Steel, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
3-
27c
27'Ac
.__
(quar.)
common
preferred
'
3-15
25c
Coos
(quar.)
20c
pre.erred-(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5'A %
9
3-15
25c
Cooper-Bessemer
3-15
3-20
common
Chrysler
B
3-
'
37VLc
—
California
4- 1
25c
"3-
3-30
4-16
3-15
1
Common now on a quarterly basis
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
7%
3- 1
;w
63c
Utilities, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
5 %
3-1
15c
r.
(quar.)_—
Pacific
5%
4-1
3-15
1
4-
Quarterly
■
Chicago Title & Trust Co. quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common
3-15
50c
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd. (s-a)
Calif. Electric Power, $2.50 pfd.
California Ink
4-2
12'Ac
Timber
&
1 3-15
20c
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co,, com. (resumed).
Bymart-Tintair, 5% preferred (quar.)
Calaveras
2
28'Ac
(quar.)
4-
(initial
preferred
12'Ac
Chicago, South Shore & Sound
2-21
4-
2-15
5%
1
Railway
New
Canal-
Randolph for each share held
3-15
dividend
conv
Chicago
Bros.—
Stock
25c
2
4-
convertible
Stock
*' 2-21
7'Ac
.
.
3-15
10ft
(quar.)
Co
10-30
tile
com...
3-
j
Co.—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
9
115c
Dry Dock, Ltd. A
2-15
3-13
6c
Series A pfd. (payable out of 1955
earnings)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
4- 9
115c
3Cc
3-15
(quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
9
115c
__
30c
Chesebrough-Pond's
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)_
1
3-15
Quarterly
Burroughs
3'A%
30c
(resumed)
3-5
$1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3-20
-
3-
3-15
(quar.)
'3-
>
2-27
3-15
common
Crane
preferred
$6
'
2-24
2
2-21
3-12
(quar.)
"2-17
2-21
3-15
100%
preferred
7-27
50c
stockholders
preferred
7
1
3-14
$1.18'
Virginia—
subject to the
$4
3-
8-
100%
div.)_
75c
of
$6
3-31
t $ 1.30
(s-a)
(stock
(quar.)
Continental Telephone, common
Telephone—
preferred
*2--23
-
9
3-15
4-
Corp.
Y.)
Oil
New
Cook
(quar.)
dividend
(Ont.)
(N.
Steel
(quar.)
Exchange Bank
Unadilla
*
Insurance
$1.04
<quar.)_____
$4
(increased)
common
Fibre
2-18
3-15
$1.25
&
.3-10
3-14
130c
7'/2c
.
Insurance
Chesapeake Industries
3-19
"
Life
Continental
$2
America
preferred
Stock
,
1
&
Chesapeake
2-29
3-15
4-
62'Ac
5
& Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Butler
3
15c
(quar.)
Burns
Burrard
4-
4'A %
7
95c
(quar.)
Watch
*'3-
Corn
Chenango
:.r? I*
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
3
Continental
2-20
Continental
(A.
Chemical
7
Quarterly
3-16
$1.16
B.) Co. (quar.)
Vought Aircraft
Charmin
Paper Mills
(quar.)
Chattanooga Gas (quar.)
3-7
4-
$37'Ac
class A (s-a)
class A (quar.)
Mfg.
s.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., com
$5 preferred (quar.)
Co.,
3-
-
t53c
Brunner
Bullard
3-7
$62c
Columbia Packers Ltd.,
Brockton Taunton Gas—
Buckeye Pipe Line
,3-2
4-3
4-
3- 2
2
3-10
Continental
.___
Chance
3-
3-23
4-
5
5
Industries—
10c
(quar.)_____
preferred
Chance
$56c
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
& Bigelow
Mills, Ltd.,
1
2
3-15
4-
$$1.19
British
$4.50
Steel
&
3-
3-16
10c
Champion Paper
Copper
3-15
3-1G
(quar.)
of
3-15
3-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
3-16
(quar.)
Co.
2
10c
3-31
(quar.)
Chamberlin
.
3
t$l
5%
preferred
V
2-27
4-
93 3A c
com.
3-31
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Acceptance, common
preferred
3-16
3-31
preferred
A
3-16
20c
preferred
Continental
1
1
3-15
45c
quar.)
3-16
4-
$1
Century Electric
(quar.)_____
Century Ribbon Mills (quar.)
3-31
Ltd
(quar.)__
preferred
conv.
3-30
4-
50c
25c
Securities
preferred
3-31
5c
60c
25c
—
$1.37'A
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_.
Continental Commercial Corp.,
Vermont Public Service—
4-
Columbia Electric Ltd.—
Brook-Parker
Illinois
(initial
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.23
(quar.)___
Central Steel & Wire Co
9
t28%c
Note,
40c
(quar.)
preferred
710-
2
65c
.
$1.12'A
(inc.)_
com.
New
(Chicago)
common
$1.06'A
preferred
4.92%
3-31
40c
Service,
(quar.)
4.25%
62'Ac
____
Public
preferred
Central
(increased)
common
Illinois
Central
3-29
$14-2
__.
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central Illinois Light, com. (increased
quar.)
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)___
3-5
preferred (quar.i
4'A % preferred (quar.)
4% % preferred
(quar.)
Bush
(quar.)
6-20
4%
Bulova
Baking,
6-20
3-15
12'Ac
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Continental Can Co.—
56'Ac
British
Budd
Continental
9
$1.25
$$1.12'A
American
Brown
9
3-
$1.25
'.
American Oil Ltd.
Bruck
Assurance
3-
3-20
$1.25
$2
British
5%
Continental
3-20
(quar.)
50c
-
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
20c
Lines
$1.25
A
87'Ac
(Toronto)___
Air
(quar.)
B
preferred.(quar.)_
Gas
of Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brockway Glass,
3-15
3-15
preferred
Corp.__
preferred
2
3-31
Continental
8
5%
25c
British
$3.80
4-
Consumers
3-
3-20
5%
(quar.)___
Bank
2
t20c
3-23
3
15c
5%
50c
3A%
2
3-
3-19
& Co., Ltd.—
Co.,
3-
2
.3-14
:
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers
2
4-
3-15
$1.37'A
Corp.
(quar.)___
Plastics
4-
$1.13
preferred B
3-
2
5
$1.12 »A
5%
50c
3-
(quar.)
3-31
3-31
2
(quar.)
preferred A
4-
4-
$1.04
(quar.)
preferred
5%
75c
(quar.)
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
4-
preferred
preferred
3-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)
com.
preferred
J20c
4-
$4.50
30c
J.) & Sons (quar.)_____
Cordage, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4'Aft
1
4-
4-25
Co.—
$4.52
62'Ac
preferred
(quar.)_
3'A%
Ltd
3-16
2
53c
16c
(quar.)
Royalty Oil (s-a)
Power
11-15
2
$1.06'A
(E.
Bright
Investments,
Foundry
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
.
Central
1
Brentford
4'A%
Canada
4'A%
Payable of Rec.
Share
Stores—
5%
3-
.3- 1
-r.
Boston & Albany RR.____
Bridgeport Brass,
(quar.)
35c
$1.18%
_
6%
(quar.)____
Book-of-the-Monlh Club
4'A%
A
Class
.
Brass
Borg-Warner Corp.,
class
1
3-15
common
&
Ltd.,
*2-23
Stores
4'A%
Products,
35c
(quar.)__
com.
Retail
Consolidated
2-29
2
_
preferred
Aluminum
Brach
3-
3-15 *
Company
Holders
When
Per
3-15
25c
Bohn
Consolidated
2
Special
Bohack
Name of
2-29
3-10
4-
._
(quar.)
Boeing Airplane Co.
of Rec.
30c
15c
(quar.)_
Tobacco,
Food
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
Bryson Inc.,
Laughlin
Bros.
Catelli
Co.
&
When
Share
Company
M.)
50c
__
Blaw-Kncx
(A.
$1.75
(quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec. Co.—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Bliss
Castle
50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Electric Co.
5
15c
Steel, 7% preferred
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Birtman
3-15
3-
15c
Bethlehem
Bibb
3-15
50c
—
Bergstrom Paper, class A
Corp.
Beryllium
Bessemer Limestone
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
Extra
Holders
When
Per
Name of
49
(1153)
Quarterly
(quar.)
_
3iy4c
—
—
3-
9
9
2-17
3-29
12'Ac
7-10
6-28
12y2c
10-10
9-27
12'Ac
(quar.)
3-30
3-
4-10
45c
(quar.)
jo
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1154)
Per
Name of Company
East
Sullivan
East
Tennessee
Natural
5.20%
preferred
5.207c preferred
Air
Corp.
Gas,
15c
32VzC
32'/2c
—25c
30c
—
25c
_
_______
Asso., common
Extra
4Vz'/o
4-1
4- 1
4-1
3-15
3- 5
3-23
3-lo
3-15
3-15
2-1/
2.-10
3- 2
10°
3-23
3- 2
Giant
i~.£
Giant
Portland
Giant
preferred (quar.)
States
Corp.,
$1,1cn2
5®c
$1.35
$1.75
$1.1572
$1-50
37Vic
(quar.)——
pld.
S7
$7 preferred
B (accum.)
—
A (accum.)
$0 preferred
(accum.)
A
.
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Stainless Steel (quar.)— ——_w
60c
$1.50
Eastman Kodak, common
6%
preferred
Eaton Paper J
(quar.)__—_—
——
Trust,
Economic Investment
Ltd.
4.75'%
$4.50
$4.12
Georgia-Pacific
2-2*
3- y
4- 6
Refrigerator
Quarterly
•
Gillette
4- b
3-9
3-5
3- 5
Glen
3-15
Glenmore
2-24
3- 5
2-15
2-29
3-20
3-15
Gold & Stock
Bond
50c
________
Share—
&
EUzabethtown
Increased
Class
B
3-16
2-20
3- 9
2-20
35c
3-31
Glens
Falls Portland Cement—
3-15
.4- 2.
1
40c
Pittsburgh RR., gtd. (quar.)_______
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred A
(quar.)
3-15
3-
9c
&
3-30
25c
3-15
4- 2
3- 1
3-16
25c
4- 2
3-16
Ewa Plantation
40c
3-12
2-29
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.)
Fair
(The) (quar.)
50c
4- 2
3-10
10c
3-13
2-23
10c
3-13
2-23
$3772C
25c
3-26
4- 2
3- 2
3-15
40c
3-10
2-20
20c
3-12
3- 1
50c
4-
1
50c
3- 9
2-24
;
_
.
Extra
(Canada), Ltd.
Rubber
Federal
Insurance
Preferred
Co.
New
Bearings,
Inc.
Mortgage Assoc.
Pacific
Federal Screw
Federated
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Federal
^
Co
Fcderal-Mogul-Bower
Federal
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass
Electric
Works
(quar).
(initial)__
17c
4-16
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
4-28
3-16
Ferry Cap & Screw
10c
3-15
3-
1007c
3-14
2-21
50c
3-15
3-15
40c
3-15
3-
3c
3-15
Class
of
B
div.)
quar.)
Marshall Field &
see
America,
class A
Fire
Asso:lation
First
Fund, Inc
Bank Stock
of
Phila
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Stores (quar.)__
First National
preferred
Florida
Power
&
(quar.)
Motor Co.
B
Foremost
T.)
A
4-2
3-16
3-15
2-24
2
3-
3-9
4-
3-9
3-
(A.
Greene
1
Green
60c
3-12
2-24
$$1.25
3-15
2-20
2-20
Grinnell
25c
Canarea
B
Realty
common
(R.
E.)
Gas Industries
Gatineau
General
General
General
(quar.)
General
$4.75
preferred
Co.
Cigar,
(Texas),
common
Contract,
Crude
Dry
com.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(stock uiv.j__
Corp.
Fireproofing
preferred
Corp.
Wares,
preferred
(initial quar.)
3-15
3-
1
3-31
3-
2
3-31
3- 2
3-26
3-
5
3-
1
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. A
4V47c preferred B (quar.)
2-23
Acceptance, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
1
40c
3-10
$12y2c
3-15
1-31
Industrial Silica,
4-2
3-15
Ingersoll-Rand
2
3-10
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
3-30
3-15
(increased quar.)_
3-30
3-
8
1
3-10
3-
3-29
3-19
Inter-Ocean
3-20
3-
1
Tntpr-ocpan
Securities.
1
3-
2
6
lniemational
Business
Cigar
3-10
4-
1
3-1
Hamilton
3-
Hamilton Watch,
25c
'3-15
10c
4- 2
3-16
4-
2
3-16
1
Oil
47c
C.)
472%
International
1
4-14
Common
International
Nickel
6-12
5-16
International
Ocean
Telegraph
Paper
Co.,
preferred
9-10
8-17
3-
9
2-10
4-
1
3-15
International
3-15
2-20
International
International
Utilities
preferred
3-9
57c
3-15
Investment
1
3-15
Special
3-28
3-12
New
3-1
5-
4
35c
3-15
3-
2
Extra
$1
3-15
3-
2
Investors
37y2c
3-15
2-20
67c
3-10
2-25
3-10
2-25
preferred
62V2c
4-30
1
3-9
Hanna
3-9
4-1
3-9
50c
Class B (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
3-30
3-16
3-15
3-
4-17
2-28
Harshaw
3-15
3-
Hart,
(M.
A.)
Co., class A (quar.)
3-13
3-
2
3-13
3-
2
preferred
Harding
Carpets,
Harrisburg
$l5c
Chemical,
&
new
com.
Marx
3-15
2-23
3-15
2-10
Hastings
Mfg.
3-15
3-
Hawaiian
Commercial &
50c
3-10
2-16
Hawaiian
5-1
4-2
Hawaiian
to
dividend)
approval)
Co
4-
4-
(increased)
6
$4.22
$4.36
3-12
2-29
—
Iowa
4-16
4-
3
(quar.)__.
4.40%
3-15
3-
5
3-16
3-
1
3-10
2-28
Ironrite,
22'/2c
3-12
2-23
55c
4.35%
Iron
preferred
(quar.)
12c
3-12
2-23
Irving
12y2c
3-12
2-23
Jack &
123/4c
3-12
2-23
Jacobsen
13yiC
3-12
2-23
common
(quar.
3-
9
5.10%
3-
1
5.30%
preferred
3-
60c
4-2
3-9
(quar.)
1007c
1
3-16
2-29
3-23
3-
9
45c
3-30
3-20
$10c
5-15
4-16
5-
4-1
$$1.25
1
5y2%
preferred
Haytian
American
Hazel-Atlas
Hazeltine
Hecla
Heileman
Heinz
Glass
(G.)
(H. J.)
(quar.)
133/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-12
3-6
3-1
3-7
$40c
4-16
4-16
3-15
$75c
4-16
3-15
2c
3-27
3-14
3-27
3-14
3772c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Rhode
&
Jaeger
Trust
Island—
(quar.)____
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
8-
1
25c
8-
1
7-18
37V2c
11-
1
10-17
25c
(quar.)—_—:
5-
25c
3772c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-17
&
3-15
3-15
5-
1
5-
$1 09
4-13
2-24
8272c
4-
1
3-15
35c
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
$1.083/4
4-
1
3-15
15c
3-
5
2-20
10c
3-30
133/4c
4-30
4-16
40c
4-2
3-2
4- 1
3-15
4-
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Inc., 4%
1
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4-13
1
3-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
2
2
$1.06
;
common
common
Machine
3-15
4-
4-
Electric—
(quar.)
Co.
4- 2
60c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Mfg.
3272c
(quar.)
7-18
533/4c
com.
(quar.)
Light,
Heintz,
3-15
50c
10c
—
(quar.)_j
50c
3-
2
5
3-10
2-23
$37V2c
4- 2
2-29
$$1.75
4- 2
2-29
,
2-23
50c
3-7
4-2
Jamaica
77c
Public
Service,
preferred
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
:
30c
Brewing
Co., 3.65%
pfd.
(quar.)_^
3-
50c
3- 9
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
3-30
3-15
3-15
2-16
$5
preferred
B
(.quar.)
$1.25
3-30
3-15
50c
^
3-15
10c
(quar.)
4-
35c
$5
Corp.
Mining
(quar.)
Sugar Co.
of
Co.
convertible
5%
3-31
Ltd.,
(s-a)
Gas
Inc.,
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-27
4-2
4c
Trust
Fireman
4-2
preferred
3-15
13c
profits)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
2
6c
realized
preferred
Royalty
Power
3.307c
25%
25c
3-
$40c
preferred
2-17
3-15
quar.)
America.:
net
preferred
5-1
3-15
2-27
Foundation,
Iowa-Illinois
3-15
3-10
60c
3-14
of
preferred
55c
Sugar__
common
3-16
100 7c
dividend)
______
7»/2c
Telephone,
1
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
3-9
4-13
4-
preferred
2
3-15
1
5-
3-20
Electric
4-2
4-2
35c
4.80%
25c
(initial)
(stock
stockholders'
Electric
4-20
2-10
$1
Participating
50c
(quar.l__
Schaffner
(Subject
$1.50
Ltd
Steel
2-24
3- 9
54V'2c
preferred
Participating
Iowa
2-24
3-19
I
4.30%
(quar.)
3-19
18V2c
$2.50
4-12
50c
(s-a)
i
(quar.)
Corp.—
(initial
Co.
(from
convertible
Investors
3-15
t30c
common
Ltd
Extra
3-9
1
$1
(stock
common
5-15
4-1
5
5-1
1
4-
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred
4-1
1
6-1
4-
3-16
2-20
75c
(quar.)
3-20
common
Corp.
35c
2%
1
Intertype
65c
3-16
3-30
+65c
(quar.)
Power,
Common (initial)
new
3-15
3-30
__
preferred
$2.50
Organ,
4- 2
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
22V2c
Extra
3-15
Corp.—
Salt
$4
3-9
Hammond
3-15
4- 2
$1
Petroleum,
International
3-9
2-15
2-24
4-16
(quar.)
2
3-15
3-10
(Canada), Ltd
47c
2
25c
25c
•
4-
4"/4 7^
2-29
2-17
40c
2-17
4-
4y2%
3-9
3-8
3-16
3-15
'
2-17
$1.12'/2
3-9
4-2
4- 2
3-16
$$1.1272
Chemical
3-12
S1.06V4
4-2
4-2
&
3-12
(quar.)
Paper, common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
15c
67o
Minerals
(quar.)
Investment
Hammermill
2-24
$40c
50c
$1.25
(increased quar.)_
common
9
3-10
(quar.).'
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-29
5-
50c
preferred
conv.
Harvester
common
3-12
$$1.25
preferred
3-15
3-
50c
5
A,
(quar.)
5'%
3-31
$1
(quar.)_
3-
Class
$25c
Sons__
Ltd.,
4-2
International Metal Industries Ltd.—
Cementing Co.—
&
Cotton,
4-1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
International
Ltd.
j.
3-1
1
$20c
Machines
Machinery
1
$20c
Well
3-
35c
(s-a)
9
$C0c
(W'.
pfd.
3-
4.36'%
Quarterly
2-29
3-21
50c
3-
Interstate
Hamilton
3-10
50c
;
2-24
2-20
Halliburton
1
invest¬
(quar.)_-
7
2-20
3-1
6-2
7-
securities
3-20
3-15
3-1
from
3-
3-15
2-15
3- 1
2
International Breweries, Ltd
3-
$1.11
(quar.)___
3-10
$3
$1
4%
3-15
40c
(quar.)
3-
49c
Co
3-20
$1.25
Canada,
3-15
3-15
3-15
30c
$1.16
Quarterly
3-30
3-30
25c
16c
50c
$1.12V2
1
and
62y2c
(quar.)_____,
$62 72c
<s-a)
$1.25
(quar.)
Lime & Alabastine of
4-
3-10
10%
preferred
3- 9
4- 2
(14c from
Reinsurance
Income
ment
$1.40
4-1
2-21
3-10
proiits)
12M2C
common
4- 2
Insurance Exchange Bldg. (Chicago)
Interlake
Iron
(increased►___
2-20
$30c
Fund
2-24
3-15
A
Bank
3-
$1.10
Brass, Ltd.,
2-17
3-10
(accum.)
preferred
2-24
(quar.)___
preferred
3-15
30c
$1.25
$1.0674
75c
preferred
3-10
preferred
Class
6727e
Co., 6%
Institutional
12y2c
(quar.)_:
and
(quar.U
3-16
15c
(quar.)
2-20
$$1.12
International
(quar.)
3-30
(quar.)_
11'/2c
common
2-29
12V2c
(quar.)
com.
20c
dividend)
2-29
3-29
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
Inspiration Consol. Copper
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
2-20
Hahn
15c
dividend)__
Rayon
3-10
75c
(quar.)
3-29
3%
Insley
44-
Industrial
Corp.—
(stock
2-29
13c
Industrial
$4.50
11c
40c
(increased-quar.)
Ltd.,
1
50c
(quar.)
3-29
quar.)—
(increased
30c
(quar.)
3-15
$10c
$17V2c
com.
—
3-
Products
$1.2l5
RR.,
Ltd.,
!
(s-a>___
50c
Finance
1
earnings)
Steel
3-15
Gypsum
Canada,
3-19
25c
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
3-2
4-
American
$1.05
$4.50
of
(final)
preference
(quar.)
$4.44
Co.
3-10
3-15
30c
(quar.)
4- 2
4-2
$50c
Indiana
$1.75
$1.183/4
common
(Minn.)
(stock
Common
50c
Cement
Equipment,
Castings
(quar.)—
4-14
(Canada)
Assurance
1
3-
2-23
57V2c
87 Vic
1
3-
*
3- 5
(quar.)
RR
3-15
3-30
3-16
3-2
20c
common
deposit receipts (final)
Incorporated Investors
(From current
3-31
3-16
3-30
2
68c
$1.13
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
93%c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
$4.40
-
Breaker,
Central
preferred
$1.25
Advertising (quar.)
General Securities.
Steel
(initial)
(quar.)
Portland
Shoe
common
3-15
60c
$1.10
(quar.)
35c
new
(quar
Precision
A
85c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Circuit
67e
3-30
4-
35c
common
preferred
accumulated
(quar.)
common
50c
Industries
preferred
15c
20c
3-31
62y2c
15c
(quar.)
2-15
A
preferred
4.60%
2-14
& Sons,
class
I-T-E
2-14
3-10
(F. C.)
$4.20
3-15
1V2%
3-15
3-10
Huyck
(Houston)-—.
15c
(interim)—
5-
$30c
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)__.
Gulf Power Co..
4.64%
pfd. (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, common
(quar.)
■
4- 1
4-
6-15
9-14
12-14
$3iy»c
25c
Batteries
Finance
General Steel
3-15
$1.25
12-28
Ltd.—-
25c
Electric, Ltd.—
dep. receipts ordinary
Foods
3-30
3-15
15c
(quar.)_
Oil
Motors
preferred
preferred
5c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
$40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
$1.1272
(quar.)
30c
Ohio
&
34c
(quar.)
General Railway & Signal
General
Mobile
$5
$$1.37
preferred
25c
(quar.)___
Corp.
(Texas)
preferred
3-
$$1.25
57c
$1.50
common
Gas, common
4-20
2-23
3-20
Tobacco
Ltd.,
Insurance
3-15
1
1
Imperial
(quar.)_____
Insurance
$5
4-
Life
preferred
Gas
4-30
$1.08
gains).
iquar.)
Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)_
American Investors, common—.
General Outdoor
General
3-16
50c
preferred
$5 preferred
$3.75
Gulf,
11-
$1.127a
:___
pfd. (100 par) (quar.)
preferred (20 par) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
1
3-31
37V2c
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)_—___
convertible
General
Gulf Life
5674c
Co.,
General American Oil
Amer.
Gulf Interstate
1
(8c from income and $1
capital
Power
General Box
General
1
8-
11-15
3-19
6-29
9-28
Imperial
(quar.)
12c
(quar.)
(Kansas City)
preferred
General
Gulf
5-
8-15
V
preferred
Fund
realized
General
2-29
5-15
A
conv.
25c
...
Gas Service Co.
General
3-15
Co.—
convertible
(Robert), Inc., com. (quar.)
472'%
cbnv. preferred
(quar.)
Garrett Corp. -(quar.)
General
Gulf Cities
from
Gair
$4.50
3-31
5c
(quar.)
Co.
General
3-
4-23
10c
Refining,
Funston
General
3-29
3-15
15c
Fuller
(Geo. A.) Co.
(quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc. (quarterly
net investment income)
572%
4-20
10c
(quar.)
3-30
$1.25
$1.25
2-20
Consumer
20c
Frontier
from
Guardian
20c
(quar.)
Frito Co.
Gabriel
Grocery
Grumman Aircraft
3-29
10c
(L.)
Frigikar Corp.
472%
3-16
2-15
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
3 15
(quar.)
2
60c
2- 9
3-13
3-15
3-15
preferred
20c
—_
Tap & Die (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Store Products (quar.)__:
Class
62V2c
$35c
quar.)
(quar.)
30c
3-15
2
(initial
preferred
Illinois
Copper
preferred
$25c
(quar.)
2-27
3-10
3-30
3-31
4- 2
5%
3-8
class
4-20
4-
3-15
15c
pfd. A
Mortgage
2-20
(quar.)
40c
Ltd
2-10
60c
—
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door —
5'%
preferred (quar.)
4-1
Co., Ltd., class A
$20c
(quar.)
Canada,
Erie
&
3-12
(quar.)
conv.
3-5
Ry. (quar.)__
Life Insurance
f 10c
of
Huron
3-10
t$1.25
60c
Co
common
5%
3- 1
20c
Refining
25c
———
Greenfield
* 3-15
(quar.)
5 7c
Foods,
Hupp Corp.,
2-24
3- 5
5%
25c
Giant,
Class
&
933Ac
(quar.)
Fire Brick
P.)
5
Hunt
Oil
3-10
3-10
Ltd.—
_
Production
Humble
7- 5
7-15
50c
(quar.)
3-8
preferred
1
Hugoton
4- 8
7- 5
20c
Mining & Smelting,
4-1
Year-end
3-
3-30
Co.
Bay
Increased
4- S
7-15
25c
(quar.)
50c
Corp.
Sugar,
Western
Green
Hubinger
Hudson
4-15
4-15
50c
(quar.)__
Corp.
quar.)
(Increased
com.
'
Western
7%
B
$2.75
Quarterly
3-27
Class
Hoving
50c
50c
Howe Sound Co.
Prior
B
Great West Coal
4-1
3-31
2-17
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-23
Paper, common
preferred A (quar.)__,
Northern
Great
A
2-23
(quar.)
Great Southern
Great
3-10
—
(quar.)
B
Class
4-10
Power
Great
1
A
Class
(quar.)_____——______
preferred
2-29
5
35c
(quar.):
Warehouse & Cold
Storage Co.—
Class
1
Paper,
3-16
3-
4-14
& Power
3-22
Northern
3-
4-14
2-25
•
Life Underwriters—
preferred
3-15
$1
$1.)0
5-15
31 Vie
(annual)____—___—
Lakes
3-20
3-31
3-31
30c
933/4c
common
3-15
25c
4.40'%
4-14
(quar,)_____.._
(quar.)__—___________
Terminal
3-15
Co.
Great Lakes
2-27
2-20
3- 1
3-15
3-31
3- 7
6-15
62V2c
Extra
Great
3-15
4- 3
4-14
35c
(quar.)—
preferred
50c
Co.,
American
5%
8-17
15c
56V4c
<quar.)_
$1.377a
(quar.)____________——
preferred
Mfg.
$1.20
4.40%
3-20
2-20
$25c
5'%
preferred
(W.
Great
2-17
5-18
5-18
8-17
Finance,
preferred
preferred
3-1
$12,.2c
.
$25c
convertible
3-
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
.
A
$$1.25
Dairies
Friedman
5%
11-16
3-15
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Friden Calculating Machine
(quar.)
General
11-16
12-10
3-15
Extra
6%
12-10
$2
50c
(Canada), class A
Four Wheel Drive Auto
5%
$2
81 tic
Fraser
5%
9-10
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foundation
6%
6-11
$2
$2
common
preferred
(initial)
Foster-Wheeler
5'%
$2
30c
convertible
Motor
6-11
—
4%
q
9-10
2
1
3-1
4-20
4
3- 9
2-17
2-17
5-18
8-17
11-16
2-17
50c
—
,
(quar.)
3-15
$1.05
3-15
5- 1
5-1
$2
30c
(quar.)
Houston
$2
Co.,
&
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
Grafton & Co., class A
(quar.)
25c
common
Insurance (quar.)___
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
Machinery & Chemical,
Class
2-27
2-29
50c
42y2c
56'Ac
30c
(quar.)
40c
Foote-Eurt Co.
Ford
3-28
Houston Lighting
3-15
$2
R.)
60c
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
3747c
2-17
4-10
2-23
$1.50
SI.50
$1.50
$1.50
(W.
62'/2c
(quar.)
Food Fair Stores, common
$4.20
5
4-13
3-15
G%
2-29
3-28
Household
9
8%
2-17
4-
2- 9
3- 9
2-15
2-17
3-30
3-10
4-3
40c
3-15
3-
3-12
$1.12y2
3-31
3-15
3-28
3-12
30c
W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Hoskins Mfg. Co. (increased)
Hot Shoppes, Inc.
(quar.)
Houdaille Industries, Inc., $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
3-31
3- 2
2-17
30c
—
(Frank
Horner
$50c
$12V2c
(quar.)_
com.
$1.06J/4
—
common
preferred (quar.)
Oil Corp.
(irreg.)
Honolulu
3%%
(quar.)
preferred
Class
3-15
15c
(quar.)
Florida Power Corp.
Batteries,
preferred
preferred
Great
3- 9
62'/2c
4J/2%
Co.—
(quar.)__________
common
60c
(quar.)
6%
Class
B
i$ 1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (qiiar.)
40c
common
5
50c
„
Class
$1272c
67c
6%
preferred
55c
—
Mfg.
40c
Co.,. class A
3-15
3-1
2-29
2-29
,
40c
10%
—
(quar.)—______
Great American Indemnity (quar.)
55c
Special
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
3% 7c
40c
Firth Carpet Co. (increased quar.)
Flagg-Utica Corp., common (quar.)_5% prior preferred (quar.)
Flintkote
4- 2
4- 1
3-26
3-10
3-10
6-11
9-10
12-10
3-10
Gray
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Financial Industrial
.——
B
472%
3- 5
Co.
$1.12V2
$1.50
3- 2
3-12
3-12
3-1d
(Payable in class A stock)
F.)
Gould-National
2-21
40c
(initial
common
(Marshall)
15c
3-10
4- 2
.
Gorham
4- 7
3-27
New
$4.25
Hoover
3- 8
3-1
.
2-2&
(Calif.)
Mining
Electrochemical
Hooker
3-1
________
40c
Finance
(B.
5]/2'%
40c
(stock
v.
20c
12J/2c
common
Quarterly
Homestake
2-29
Co.—
dividend
Class
1
Corp.
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance
Rubber
;
.
Co.,
3-20
3- 5
2-10
4-lb2-2%
4-25
3-1
2-1/
3-20
5-20
4- 2
3-15
3-12
60c
30c
1.———________
Paper
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)____
Home Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
2
preferred A (accum.)—_
preferred (accum.)
"
Granite City Steel, common (quar.)
1-31
15c
quar.)
4- 2
Homasote
3-15
pref. (quar.)___
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
Grant
(Initial
3-20
3-12
3-12
3-15
2-28
3- 1
.3- 1
3-14
Dauch
(Canada) (quar.).—
$45c
Hoffman
Electronics
(quar.)—__25c
Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)$6c
4-
(quar.)___—
________
Telegraph Co.
Graham-Paige,
Dept. Stores
common
(quar.)
4%
5%
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4- 2
7
Common
3-26
;
3- 6
&
30c
60c preferred
Grace
1272c
Faultless
Brewing,
Stock
8-10
11-9
preferred (quar.)
3-2
3-31
—
Co.
Hinde
75C
——
(quar.)
5-11
12-1
Ero Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., common
3-14
(quar.)
Extra
Higbee
50c
——-
Government Employees
$1.25
__
87'/2C
$1.25
3- 6
6- 6
2-1
y,
—
2-29
$1.25
Federal
(quar.)
Co.
4Vz% preferred
3-16
4 3-126- 1
9- 1
Famous Players
Insurance
Increased quarterly
3-15
$1.75
common
______
prefererd a (quar.)
preferred A (quar. >_
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased quar.)__
2-27
3-29
3- 9
25c
7'%
preferred (quar.)
Empire District Electric,
Fund
3-5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
3-15
$2
25c
(quar.)
common
3-27
6-27
50c
A
Goodall
30c
(quar.)
Emerson Electric Mfg.,
15c"
•
3-16
3-16
4-2
3-15
3- 1
5-1
3-io
5-15
3-15
3-10
3-30
3-30'
4-16
3-23
3-31
3-29
3-15
3-15
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common (quar.)—
75c
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett (quar.).—60c
10c
class
Goodrich
Consolidated Gas—
.
Hewitt-Robins
12y2c
12y2C
(quar.)
3- 9
3-22
3-15
45c
_—
2-15
1
3-15
—
5c
—-
3-
3-30
25c
25c
—
quarterly
Equity
2
—31 7<c
Elizabethtown Water (increased quar.)—_—
Emerson Drug, class A
(quar.)
Ford
Corp.
(quar.)
Falls
Glidden
3-15
7%
Hershey
25c
Glens
*
4- 2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chocolate, common (quar.)
4y4% preferred series A (quar.)_—___—
1
15c
(quar.)
4-
$1.03
Corp.
<quar,)__—
National Watch
(quar,)_____
Food
Co.
Distilleries,
Class B
2-20
4- 2
4- 2
5c
30c
35c
50c
53ysC
50c
(quar.)—;—
com.
2-15
\
,
H.)
(P.
Alden
3-10
3-30
Products,
3-12
(quar.)
Products
Glatfelter
Galion
(quar.)—
4- 1
20c
(quar.)
<quar.t_
Machine (quar.)
Gisholt
(s-a)___
Cement
6%
3-
Mines, Ltd.—
Co.
Gladden
preferred
Hercules
3- 1
;
3-22
3- 5
30c
$lJ/2c
5%
Hercules
Payable of Rec.
*25c
t$2.50
37y2c
Ltd., common—
Holders
When
Share
Company
Paper Products,
50c
Gold
Gibson
3- 9
Goebel
40c
Co.
1
Name of
Hendershot
$15c
2-24
2-24
Electric
$4
Cement
3- 9
3-9
3-9
3- 9
3-22
'2%
(Interim)
4- 2
4- 2
$25c,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
1
—_—
Ltd..
Mines,
$l.i272
——
Electrolux
Field
Mascot
4-
20c
_______—
—
Globe-Union, Inc.
quar.)___
55c
59%c
(increased quar.)
2-24
(increased
Auto-Lite
Fcrro
Plywood
Products
3-31
4-1
4-1
537«c
—
.
dividend
Stock
Gerber
3-15
Electric
57c
(quar.)__.
45c
Paso
$5
preferred
$1,067*
Stores,
Bros.
474%
$5
(quar.)
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
Per
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.).
Edison
Erie
preferred
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co., common____—
Ltd.
Corp.,
Eddy Paper (irreg.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., SI class A
Elgin
4.25%
4.40%
3-15
3-20
3-15
3-12
4-1
Ecuadorian
El
$25c
20c
$2
(quar.)___
'
j-iu
3-30
5- 1
3-30
5-1
4- 2
4- «
4-72.
3-20
(quar.)_
common
.
Holders
When
■
Share
Corp.,
Yellowknife
■
—
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern
Telephone
3-16
—
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Name of Company
General
4-16
<ciuar.)_
corn,
.—
<quar.)_;
& Fuel
Per
Holders
When
Payable 0] Rec.
$15c
(quar.)
Lines
Eastern
Eastern
Eastern Gas
Share
Ltd
Mines,
.
3-15
2-28
Preferred
$1.37V2
3-30
30c
3-29
91'/4c
4-
2
1
3-16
1
3-16
Jamaica
Jame3
Water
C
Mfg. Co.
Supply,
common
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
w-
'
1—;
2-20
3-15
-
3-13
Volume
183
Number 5513
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Share
Holdert
5ft
Telephone
1st
preferred
Jefferson
7%
Lake
Jewel Tea
3% ft
Co.,
(quar.)—
(incerased)
&
Jones
&
Lamson
&
Laughlin
Johnson
Joslyn
Mfg.
Joy Mfg
Julian
Supply
&
Semi-annual
9
4-
Rapids
30c
(quar.)
(increased
.
quar.)
Southern
4%. ft
preferred
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
common
^5-15
75c
3-15
29
3-15
i.; 2-29
50c
4-16
rf-30
25c
3-
30c
3-31
—
30c
2
$1.06%
44-
$1.25
Co.,
3-30
20c
(quar.)
3-12
v
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
3-
5
87 Vic
4-
2-
(quar.)
87 Vic
7-
2
preferred
preferred
(quar.):
10-
1
645
**9-15
1-2-57
3ft%
;
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Kendall
Co.,
Kendall
;
Kennecott
$1.12 Vi
44-
2
25c
——*—
$1.25
—
(quar.)
County Land Co. (quar.)—_
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, common
convertible
•
prior
Kewanee
Oil
Keystone
Custodian
(from
3-23 rssViTSjC
3-15
3- 5
McGraw
$23c
3-29
(quar.)
15C
4-1
28 Vic
McGraw
_a^2-|!9
15c
—_
McKay
3"- 9
3-15
3-
l
"series
27c
——
"series
S-l"
(from
net
investment
2-28
Medford
Kidde
J2r20
(Walter)
j& Co.
(quar.)...
Kimberly Clark Corp. (quar.)
..Kings County Lighting,
4ft
Kingsburg Cotton Oil..
Kinney Coastal Oil
35c
25c
$5
prior
Klcincrt
,New
-
preferred
(I.
B.)
Knights
dividend
Koppers
Co., Inc., com.
preferred (quar.)
4%
Kresge
(S.
S.)
Co.
(increased
5-
4- 2
62 Vi C
—
(quar.)
4-
2:iJMZ-2l
$1
quar.)
4-
2z~MV=2\
3-
National Hosiery
Class A
Class
5
Class
3-15
2-15
National
2-24
National
Presto
3-31
3-16
National
Rubber
~
,.3-
Stock
1
Refrigerating,
B
Securities
Securities
3-30
3-15
Growth
Stock
3-10
2-20
Income
Publishing
Linotype
3-20
4-
2
National
Steel
(quar.)
1
National
4-
30c
3-
3-12
National
1
National
2
3-
4-9
8-2
7-9
National
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80ft
pfd.
(quar.)
Tile
9
National
Union
11-
2
4-
2
3-15
3-
$1
3- 6
2-27
3-26
3-12
10-
3-15
2
2-20
30c
,3-8
3-1
3-8
3-12
3-
2
3-23
3-
6
4- 2
3-16
3-10
2-28
30c
3-10
3-
87!4c
3-31
3-21
25c
3-30
3-
95c
4-1
3-5
3-12
;f..2»17
preferred
(quar.)
:-«r>3V21
3.90ft
preferred
(quar.)
9-7Vic
4-1
3-5
3-20.
3-21
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.083/i
4-1
3-5
sK >3-15
4.45ft
Kuhlman
Electric
Kuner-Empson
_*
Co.,
$1.75
&
l»«r.*4-16
3-12 v-«F3-
...
7 Vic
18c
Lakey Foundry Corp.
Lamson Corp.
(Del.)
Lamson
5-
15c
.....
common
4-
10c
3-17
...
20c
Sessions,
45c
3-10
(reduced)...
(quar.)
(increased
com.
quar.)
4.75ft
convertible preferred (quar.).
(M. H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)
Bryant, Inc—
4(4 ft preferred (entire issue called for
Lamson
preferred
Meyer-Blanke Co.
1
ft
59 %c
—
$3
3-15
5-
^fgf02"Kl
-,
4~-5
1
'■
demption
plus
May
on
this
at
1
$51
Mlckelberry's
Stock
dividend).
Investing Co., $5 pfd.
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
1
$5 preferred
(quar.)—_
Lawson
One
&
each
.
Jones,
share
of
share
3-~l
$1.25
......
...
dividend)
€-12
$1.25
(stock
A
'r'13!€fL^
3-12
9-12.
$1.25
12-12
($1
(H.
D.)
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
Leece-Neville
Co.
Gold
Mines,
Leslie
Salt
Co.
(quar.)
Real
Estate
3-153-15 '
'^2-20
"%-2D
4-25
3-15^jjrr2-29
40c
/*3-10
-
3-15
90c
&
3-15
110c
Bank
(stock
3-10
•
10 ft
3-
& Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.—
Quarterly
....
Lincoln
National
New
Life
common
.
(quar.).
(initial)
Lipe
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
8ft
8ft
Joint
preferred
preferred
Loew's.
Inc.
Lone Star
4.75ft
Lorillard
Louisiana
Louisville
Lowney
Ludlow
Land
&
(Walter
&
Lynch
Lyon
5ft
Corp.
(H.
1st
Macassa
quar.)
(quar.)
(interim)
M.),
Sales
RR.
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd
1
7-
1
.3r20
31-21
-4®
Lytton
3-31
40c
25c
3-15
Co.
2-17
—
(quar.)
7£c
3-15
3-
3-12
2-1
1
4-16i;'"3-l5
3-15
3-10
3-10
$4
Fund,
Power
Class
(Robert),
5-
12ftc
J2-10
't?3
3-15
1
1$ 1.25
Modine
Mfg.
Mohawk
Mojud
Co.,
3-15
3-21
82Vic
3-10
2-17
35c
3-15
3-
-A28
24
1
Molsons
Co.,
(quar.)
3-
3-12
3-2
2
100ft
2-29
2-20
5-1
4-6
4-
4-
2
3-15
2
3-15
3-31
3-16
3-16
2-27
3-16
2-27
15c
2-15
2-17
3-12
3-
25c
3-20
2-15
30c
(quar.)
3-12
3-15
3-9
3-1
4-
3-15
62'/2c
$30c
(J.
1
3-23
3-23
33-
2
2
2
15c
(s-a)
Lines
3-
1
(quar.)
3-
3
2-21
25c
3-15
2-24
3-15
3-
1
37Vic
(quar.)
common
3-15
3-
1
30c
3-10
2-27
4-
3-15
62Vic
2
$2.50
(quar.)
(increased
quar.)
York
3- 9
2-20
25c
4-27
4-
6
(quar.)
Motor'Finance Corp., $5 pfd.
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.)
Mount Royal
Dairies, Ltd
—1
City
New York
State Elec.
Mills, com. (quar.)
Tel. & Tel.
(quar.)
2-27
4-16
3-20
3-
7
7
1
4-
2
$1.01 %
$1.01%
4-
1
3-
37ftc
3-
9
2-20
(quar.)
20c
3-15
3-
50c
(quar.)
3-10
2-17
4-
2-24
1
2
50c
3-16
3-
8
3-16
3-
8
Gas
93 %c
93%c
4-
1
3-
9
$1.12 ft
$1.12 ft
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
$1
3-10
$1.50
4-10
3-31
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
50c
93 %
c
2-29
3-15
5
5
preferred
(quar.)
97 Vic
3-31
3-
5
$1.02 ft
$1.02ft
3-31
3-
5
and 45c
1955.
An
also
from
common
(quar.)
•
in
of
15c
&
year
62c
2-17
30c
3-15
3-
3-
Ry.
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
;
RR.,
7%
insurance
Illinois
gtd.
(s-a)
Y.)
$1
Insurance
Co.
of
New
(quar.)
States
1
3-23
1
3-23
5-
1
3-23
55C
3-12
2-24
Copper
3-21
4-
1
3- 2
90c
4-26
4-
$68c
3-15
2-24
40c
3-15
3- 5
4-
40c
3-10
2-
$2c
3-14
2-10
American
2
5
Cement—
quar.)
Ltd
ordinary
3-
1
Ltd.—
(increased
Mines,
3-24
4-
40C
Co.,
Portland
Pharmacal
Gold
shares.
20
2
3-21
8
shil¬
shares equal to about
shares).
Subject to
American
on
in
African
Union
2.
South
of
Co.
funds
South
shareholders
deducted
tax
7.05ft
to
non¬
will
3-
6
3-
1
4-
2
3-16
$25c
4-
2
2-27
3-15
3- 5
mu,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
40c
62c
3-30
3-
97 Vic
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)
$1.10
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)—
$1.11
4-
2
3-15
3-10
2-14
(quar.)—*
preferred
pieferred
rrT
35c
Insurance
Co.,
3-13
3-15
$20c
*
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
prior
African
of
Specialty, Lid
Oil
5-
5-
$1.37 ft
Railway
Power
O'Brien
4.44ft
7-21
2-17
York—
common
Quarterly
4.40 ft
1
25c
Northwestern
3.90ft
8-
3-10
3-12
20c
(quar.)
Norwich
Mfg.
8-17
20c
1st preferred (quar.)
Northport Water Works (quar.)
resident
2-29
2-29
$1.25
5ftft
March
3-20
35 c
common..
Gas,
Pacific
Quebec
on
1
3-20
10 ft
Natural
change
2
8-24
20C
Northern Ohio Telephone—
Common (Increased quar.)
$2.79
3-26
$3.50
(quar.)
pfd
conv.
(quar.)
preferred
O'Oklep
3-
4-
10c
dividend
Northern
3-15
37 Vic
(N.
Gas,
preferred
Northern
2
2-24
34 %c
stock dividend
Northeast Airlines, Inc.,
Northern Illinois Gas
5ftft
9
3-
3-10
$1.28 Va
ft
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
2-
3-29
40c
Investment—
Initial after 50 ft
Northern
9
$15c
(quar.)
5ft%
Northern
1
5ft
common
dividend
preferred
Northern
1
3-15
(quar.)
Car,
American
River
3-
$50c
Ry.
Mining, Ltd. (interim)
American
North
3-15
(quar.)
Western
Carolina
5
Ltd.
Norfolk
North
9
from
current
the
declared)
Southern
Normetal
dividend
income
Mines,
3-
capital gains realized
interim
ordinary
Noranda
Ohio
3-16
4-
3-
Edison
3-19
3-31
$1
3-31
Casualty
$1.65
4-16
60C
90c
Ohio
30c
Supply
Mountain States
30c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
1
9
3-
9
6
3-15
3-
3-
6-
3-15
3-31
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.
3-
2
3-29
85c
9
6-20
3-
4-
(quar.)
3-
3-12
3-30
3-31
3-30
$3.50
1
3-14
6
37Vic
3-16
3-
45c
4
3-1
3-16
3-31
$2.25
7-
2-15
(quar.)
com.
Power,
2-17
3.29
2-28
3-31
50C
(quar.)
Insurance (increased)—*
10-
4-2
9
3-15
40c
&
7-27
3-10
2-29
3-
preferred
income
be
3-15
$2
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Niagara Share Corp.
(Year-end distribution
of 47c consisting of 2c from net
ordinary
Oak
9
2
3-15
50c
4.10ft
Office
33-
1
5c
preferred
Fire
Niagara Mohawk
lings
2
4-
30c
*
5%
4-
3-15
20c
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Newark Telephone
(Ohio), common (quar,)_
6ft
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)
6ft
9
15c
3%%
North
1
3-
40c
4ft ft
was
3-
3-31
from
$4.50
net
3-21
10c
(quarterly
50c
3-10
50c
3-15
(Pittsburgh)
Omnibus
10-27
115c
3-19
3-26
Year-end
50c
$1.25
3-19
2
quar.)
593/gc
(quar.)
2
4-
Louis RR.—^
25c
(quar.)
common
4-
90c
St.
25c
Mills,
preferred
Fuel
5-26
3-15
30c
—
(quar.)_,
& Co.
5-31
$1.25
20c
& Co.
P.)
Paper
Mass.)
(quar.)
(John)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Mountain
2-29
3-12
t30c
Morrell
43/«%
3-27
$25c
A
(quar.)
Engineering,
(Increased
Stock
2-29
75c
com
B
Oil
Co.
5 Ve ft
3-27
35c
Quarterly
Morgan
3-12
3-12
40c
class
Monarch Life Ins, (Springfield,
Monarch Machine Tool
Monsanto
Chemical
(quar.)
Monterey
3-30
3-30
$1.25
Brewery, Ltd., class A
Class
50c
3-15
75c
(quar.)
R.R.
Norfolk
$1.15
(quar.)
common
preferred
Auction
Central
3.60ft
35c
(quar.)
Rubber
Mount Vernon-Woodberry
7ft
preferred
(s-a)
3-15
13c
Line
Service/common
Ltd.,
York
York
Y., Chicago &
3-5
2-17
2
quar.)
(quar.)
New
4-2
3-28
4-
(quar.)
New
preferred
3-10
3-15
2-24
(quar.)
Co.
3.40ft
3%c
Pipe
Mitchell
*
jiw-2?
(stock dividend)
quar.)_
B
Public
Zinc
3-5
<fe Light—
Missouri
Jersey
4-2
8
3-15
9
(quar.)
Natural Gas,
preferred (s-a)
25c
8
2
3-
(quar.)
3%ft
$1
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co.. 4.60ft pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)_
Missouri-Kansas
Gas
Niagara
3-
2-29
4-
10c
1
2-29
3-15
$1
i
Machine
1
3-
2-29
4-14
(quar.)
3-
3-15
3-15
3-15
$1.12 ft
Co.
Paper
Co.
2-27
3-15
2-17
3-16
$37 Vic
(increased
Jersey Power & Light, 4ft
4.05ft preferred (quar.)
New
2-17
"3-14
3-30
20c
New Jersey
N.
9
50C
New
New
9
3-
3-31
4-13
50c
Insurance
Inc.
Edwards
3-
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
20c
(initial
common
Bros.,
Haven
6ft
3-
50c
income)
3-15
45c
—
2-27
2-17
(quar.)
New
Income
common
2
2
3-31
3-15
50c
(quar.)__
3-15
long term
Inc
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
New
from
3-
4-
1
$1.75
Extra
in
investment
16c
7
7
6-
100 ft
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Cement
Britain
North
Mining & Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)
Morris
3-12
72ftc
from
Investment
25c
20c
$2.50 preferred
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
4c
Moore-McCormack
9
2-15
15c
gains
Morgan
$1.25
15C
of
additional of
2
%
Ltd.—
an
capital
2
3-
2-15
2-15
3-10
Inc.—
4-
50c
3-12
3-10
25c
Fund,
4-
65c
(quar.)
9
3-15
15c
&
3-
*3-12^*'2*5 7
17 Vic
—
1
"
5ft
3-10^^2-17
125c
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
3-31
30c
(quar.)
Structural Steel
Mines,
3-17
4-
^-10
3-17
$1.75
(quar.),
C.)
•3-12
3-31
3-30
$1.1834
(quar.)
Exploration (quar.)
Products, common
preferred
(quar.)
MacKinnon
5ft
(increased
Metal
Lytton's
•30=311
$1
Lines
Luminatcr-Harrison
Lunkenheimer Co.
4-10
60c
preferred
Nashville
Mfg.
r-3i
25c
common
&
29
4-10
$1
(quar.)
Transit
3-12
$1
(quar.)
(P.)
Angeles
2-29
3-12
50c
$1
(monthly)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
'7ft
Los
-lftrlO
50c
(quar.)
Gas,
~a-iQ
1
12 Vic
(quar.)
convertible
1
20c
common
Aircraft
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Pipe,
5-
11-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Little Miami RR.. original
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Lockheed
..^>17
^tfzkl
37 Vi c
......
4-16
40c
Minnesota
-'=3--14
35c
Service,
1
Brewing
Quarterly
"2-21
35c
Rollway, class A
Lock
3*15,
35c
4-16
3-
fc
preferred .(quar.)
Minneapolis fiz St. Louis Ry. Co. (quar.)__.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie RR.
Semi-annual
1
:
Minnesota
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph, com.
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
Lionel
3-10
40c
Common
$1.50
2
Insurance—
1
35Vic
Extra
3-10
4-
1
3-15
35Vic
(monthly)
912-
50c
3.90 ft
quar.)—
1
4c
Radiator
56V4c
(quar.)
convertible
Minnesota
15c
$1.75
5-
5-
25c
common
3
Mfg.
35c
(quar.)
(increased)
Minnesota
7
30c
Common
Lincoln
3.30ft
sfi-20
Life
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7ft pfd.
Lily (Eli) & Co. new com. (initial)
Lily-Tulip. Cup
(quar.)
3-15
lc
conv. preferred
(quar.)___
(Initial
Common
and
_*
3-31
20c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Laboratories
,:«£»a5
Ins.
Trust
dividend)
B
50c
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
;^.-15
$3c
Ltd
Leverage Fund (Canada)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Philadelphia
2
10c
Leitch
Liberty
2
4-
50c
;
Hone
Minneapolis
4-
m
.
■_**—,
Miles
8
3-5
1 Vi ft
.
for
par)
held
„
Class
::^i
8
3-
25c
Printing Press & Mfg. Co.—
A
(initial quar,)__
*;—
Class
—
.
stock
Miehle
1
3-
3-15
$1.22Vi
Controls
Oil
3-15
$1.10
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
4 Vi ft
preferred
(quar.)_
1
-9-
...
$1.50
"Class B
Lee
class
preferred
5-1
$1.25
(quar.)
(guar.)
(quar.)
Utilities (quar.)
Food Products (quar.)
Midland Oil Corn.. $1
Midwest
56 Vi C
...
Lawrence
(increased)™
dividend
MIcromatic
re-
share
per
com.
4-1
30c
preferred
Micro-Moist
30
3-5
$1.11%
(quar.)__*
preferred
4.90ft
Michigan Gas
Lane
4-1
10c
4.40%
.
4-15'
(qua.r.)_
Michigan Gas & Electric,
j?r3*.5
^3 -16
rV.3- 5
•.
2
96'/4C
Extra
3-30
(quar.)
Laclede Gas
,
2
7-
10-
1-2-57
$5c
35c
New England Telephone &
Telegraph
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
5
3-30:
4-
New
1
40c
$1 5)
3-15
Research
Securities
Nestle-LeMur
3-1
40c
3.85%
3-15
2
(quar.)
Ltd.
Fire
S.
Corp.
Neisner
3-15
$1.12 Vi
(increased
common
net
Nekoosa
4-18
&
Nation-Wide
Nehi
quar.)—,
Mfg.,
4(4ft
2
4-
Quarterly
National-U.
Nazareth
preferred A (quar.).*
.*_—**_*
Kroger Co., 6ft 1st preferred (quar.)
7ft
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Kroehler
4-
15c
Supply Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
4V2 ft
1
tl5c
Corp.
Sugar Refining
3-12
3-
$37 Vic
$37V2c
(stock dividend)
Co.
Car,
5-2
•••■
10c
*u
common
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
Brick (Increased)
(quar.)
$5c
&
Steel
3-14
50c
Thermit,
2-24
2-17
Series—
Standard
National
35c
preferred
9
3-30
(increased)*
series
3-20
62Vic
(quar.)..
(quar.)
3-15
3-
25c
(quar.)
series
30c
.-***;
2
a-20
9C
National
35c
:
4-20
4-
Machinery
National
re¬
*
1
1U%
3-16
25c
A_
5-
Industries
2-20
per share
convertible
to
class
2-15
2-28
*
*
(Hartford)—
dividend
3-31
$55
(quar.)
3-15
15c
(quar.)
& Steel Castings Co
3-10
,75c
Stores
$1.06%
51.06%
preferred A
Malleable
3-15
10c
for
3-10
50c
Co.
Corp.
7%
3-10
62Vic
called
3-10
40c
$8c
Lead,
$1.25
25c
at
30c
B
National Investors
40c
icsue
2-20
3-15
$5c
National
32'/2C
(quar.).
2-20
9
50c
Mills, Ltd., class A
4-16
50c
—
~3-~2
9
3-
(quar.)
•*
62V2c
(quar.
3-15
3-
31 %c
Corp.
A
2-15
1
3-31
15c
50c
common
Grocers, Ltd., common
preference (quar.)
4-30
37ViC
April 18
dividend)
Forming
7ft
$1.50
6
re¬
*
3-15
37Vic
(entire
on
Machine
Metal
l./U
National
Oil
35c
(quar.)
for
$1.75
Products
&
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
this
Metal &
20 ft
—**
2-20
40c
Mergenthaler
3-15
2-29
3-24
Food
Gas
87c
13
Mesta
17 Vic
National
3-26
25c
(quar.)_
called
(quar.)_*_.
Insurance
30c
preferred
3-23
Welding Machine (quar.)
10c
(quar.)
2-28
3-
4-16
75c
Fire
National
2-24
Engineering Co.
common
Merchants
$1.25
—.—.
quar.).——
Insurance
Co.
of
America—
Life
Stock
(quar.)
2-28
37Vic
April
Ri bber—
(initial
common
3-10
9
3-14
Quarterly
2-24
—
issue
(quar.)
Electric
National
2-17
(quar.)
&
preferred
Class
3-12
9
Handling Systems
Corp.
(quar.)_„_„
Meredith
3-12
4-2
3-
*
&
plus
45c
quar.)
4- 2
I
Mercantile
8 Vic
*
(increased
com.
->19
2c
_*_
Kinney (G. R.) Co.,
-M 9
50c
—_
(quar.)
31'/4C
$1.12Vi
3-15
$2.50 preferred
demption
3-12
45c
'—*'**
pfd.
5%
2-10
3-30
3-10
(quar.)
3-31
2-20
4-13
Cranberry Association—
preferred (s-a)__-
National
40c
1
50c
(Del.),
preferred
50c
Dredging
Mengel Co.,
5
50c
2-29
30c
(quar.)
5-
3-10
1
12ftc
Cylinder Gas, common (qu?„r.)
National
Dairy Products
(quar.)
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
25c
Mechanical
6-20
.
Container
4ft
$15c
Stores
$2.50
12c
3-27
4- 2
*
3-
27 ft c
National
quar.)
(F. H.) .& Co., $1.50
Machine, (quar.)
& Robbins
(quar.)
$2.50
2-28
9
(quar.)
Quarterly
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5ft pfd. (s-a)^
5ft
preferred
(s-a)
Keystone Portland Cement (increased quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
3-
2
March 31 at $110 per share
City Lines
$1.25
2-27
4-
National
com.
com.
Machine
2-29'
3-15
3-
5
25c
(quar.)
(entire
on
National
75c
Co
preferred
3-16
«
9
3-
Co.—
demption
3-15
2-10
3-
20c
s-a)
3-12
50c
plus this dividend)
3-31
1
accumulated
(Increased
3-16
1
2-29
common
2-20
(initial
Zinc
Hess
4-
.
2-
3-12
25c
Register
2%
Co.
Mead, Johnson
in-
26c
,
Ltd.,
Quarterly
3-15
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
.
&
McWilliams
B-4"
income)
Casket
Fund
(quar.)
Electric
McLellan
•
McNdl
Fund,
investment
Stock
McKesson
1
National
6c
Lumber
Corp.,
"
4-
Cash
National
..
6ft
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
3-15
Bellas
2
4-
3-16
3-15
(quar.)
3-9
*
$1.06V*
(quar.)
McCormick
50c
(quar.)*
preferred
(quar.)—
dividend
River
30c
2-10
2
5ft
Biscuit,
National
Communica¬
Growth
Hegeler
L.) Corp.
Co.
$3.50
2
2s24
National
5
2-10
3-15
4c
2c from
and
Aluminate
National
3-
'
3-15
4-
50c
dividend
1
2c
Investors
McCrory Stores,
3-ft 9
Funds—
Discount
net
Stock
McCloud
McCord
.—
(quar.)
Keystone
.
Stock
National
Holdert
Pavable of Bee.
22 Vic
gains)
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
51
(quarterly of 2c from net In¬
2-17
3-
30c
Marine
&
(W.
Maytag
2
2
3-10
32Vic
pfd.
income)
Matthiessen
37 Vic
Kern
4 (4 ft
32c
(quar.)__*_—
common
4-
4-
3-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
&
(reduced)
Conveyer, new com.
Navigation (quar.)
£•15
3-20
60c
3-15
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
Nashua Corp.
(quar.)
Natco
Corp.
(quar.)
;.y-
(quar.)
net
Maxson
2
26 %c
i,
(quar.)
Trust
realized
30c
Nachman
$7
Mathews
,
6-15
4-
t$6
(quar.)__
Master Electric
..£3-15
..jXdrs22
1
45c
(quar.)
Utilities,
Co.
87 Vi c
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—*—
Copper
Kentucky
Kerite
87ftc
—*».*_**,
—.——
4(4%
Refining
metal, Inc.
Kenna
*__
(quar.)
6-30
t5c
Co., 4(4ft
Cement Mfg
Oil
Matson
3-16
40c
International
(From
2rl5
3-31
35c
,
(quar.)
.'Massachusetts
t 3-15
^
2-29
59%c
(quar.)
(Texas)
Co.
vestment income
3-24
9
27c
3ft pfd. (quar.)_
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
(quar.)
4Vi ft
preferred (quar.)
12-15
31/2 ft
—
2-25
4-15
3-
$25c
Ltd
Co.
Massachusetts Protective Asso.
preferred
common
&
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fields,
3-
3ftft
Mutual
—
Co., Ltd., (final)
Marquette Chemical Mfg.,
2
3-15
f25c
(quar.)
2.-16
~
■■■**
3-30
5ft
tion
.A 2-29
3%ft
,
Marconi
9
3-15
20C
Ltd.
2
35c
*—
Muskogee
Ltd.
R.)
Field
Mascot
2-25
30c
Calculators
Marquette
9
Murray Co.
3-T5
Sugar, Ltd.—
Marshall
9
Ar
2
4-
Or
2-24
r_.
Stores
Marchant
2
$1.12 ft
.-
(quar.)
Sugar,
Kellogg
4-
3-6
3-15
50c
Maple Leaf Milling. Co., Ltd.—
5ft pref, (qftjar.)
2.
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Drug Co. (increased quar.)
Co.
4-
2-24
4-2
37 Vic
6ft preferred (clears arrears)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
2-27
....
$1.12%
(quar.)
Kekaha
7
3-15
When
Share
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service, common
Gold
Per
Name of Company
2-15
5c
Co
preferred
(P.
5
45c
(quar.)
shares
Public
Mallory
Mangel
Sfcis
6-
C.)
3-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
shares
4.75%
1
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
-Kawneer
Maine
^3"15
3-20
—*.
Ry.,
4V<2 ft
■
1
3-10
$1.12'4
(quar.)*,
4ft ft
pieferred
(quar.)
Kansas Power & Light common
5%
4-
$1
preferred (quar.i—
—.**_***—.
Kansas City Structural Steel (quar.)—.—_
Kansas Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
-Katz
1
50C
4ft
:
^r-2-28
95c
Extra
.
9
25c
preferred
Kansas City
_
1
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
Corp.,
Manitoba
ft
4.20 ft
%3-
(R.
Priority
Priority
Light—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4 ft ft • preferred
(quar.)_.
-
Mailman
2
>3-
-
&
&
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
30c
dividend
Mahon
Malartic
$2.90
—
4ft
«-
8k
Stock
1
2
i-
H.)
Gas
Magnavox Co.
-'^2-24
-
(quar.)
Magnavox Co., 4%ft preferred
Magor Car Corp, (quar.)
RR.—
—
Parchment
2_c
6
Share
Laboratories
(R.
Madison
-4-17
3-15
40C
—
Macy
'^2-27
1
50c
Grand
&
——
-3-
.
1
...
Kansas City Power &
Common
34-
(quar.)
(Initial quar.)
•
3-12
50c
Kokenge—j.
Kalamazoo, Allegan
3.80
35c
62ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
cofi.
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable
*
9
Machlett
2-24
~
•*-2-24
1
3-
$1.25
Steel,
Co., new common
&
5-
$1
—
(quar.)
Machine
preferred
3-20
933/iC
preferred
Johnson
3-10
50c
(quar.)
Macwhyte Co.
*"3-15
1
3-10
35c
common
Jones
4-
40c
Name of Company
3-29
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Johns-Manville
5ft
com—
(quar.)—*
Sulphur,
preferred
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
$1.20
When
Per
Payable of-Rec.
'
Jamestown
(1155)
(quar.)
40c
2
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1156)
Per
Share
Name of Company
Old Line Life
Olin
Insurance
Chemical,
Mathieson
preferred
4V«%
Paper,
5%
Ltd-
Aggregates,
Coast
Gamble
Stock
>
of I.C.C.)
Chemical
4-16
4-
2
5-35
5-
8
6-15
6-
8
1
Roller
3-22
3-
3-
5
2-20
4-
2
3-15
Rexall
4-
2
3-16
3-
1
4.50%
3- 9
2-27
3.60%
2
3-15
3-10
2-17
Rhinelander
3-15
2-27
Rice
4-1
3-15
Rice-Stix,
(quar.)__
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
4-
1
3-1S
4.24%
preferred
(new)
—
6-15
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
Southern
Co.
9-1*
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)__.
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
Southern
Franklin
1-2-57
12-14
3-
6
(quar.)
1
3-28
3-16
120c
3-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
20c
3-13
2-28
Riegel
$4
—
——
5c
3-13
2-28
River
3-14
3-
2
River
25c
3-10
2-27
4-
3-
25c
1
5-15
5-15
3-
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar)
._——
—
Extra
(stock
America
div.)
—
(quar.)
&
dividend)
—
& Co.,
preferred
1
25c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)——
Rockwell Spring & Axle (quar.)
Roddis
Plywood
(increased)—
Pittsburgh Ft.
3-10
3-12
2-29
St. Joseph Lead—_——:
3-23
3-
St.
Lawrence
St.
Louis
3-20
3-
9
Carlos
San
Jose
3-30
3-
3-31
8
3-
9
3-31
3-15
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-15
3-21
3-12
$1
4-16
4-
3-15
2-
2
9
12-28
12-28
3-15
2-29
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
2-28
New
4-
2
3-20
3-19
3-13
3-
3-
9
2
3-26
3-
2
$4.75
approved
Petroleum
Seabrook
Farms
12-15
4-
4 V2 %
5%
3-24
3-16
3-
2
class
A
3-15
2-29
2-28
3-15
3-
Class
B
Servo
Shakespeare
3-
5
2-23
Sharon
$1.50
3-31
3-22
Shattuck
4-
1
3-
7
(Los
class A
(quar.)
45c
3-31
3-
35c
3-31
3-
2
$1.02
3-31
3-
2
(quar.)
$1.04 «/2
3-31
3-
2
com.
(quar.)
$1.07%
Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.183/4
3-31
3-
2
2
I
1,
3-15
2-29
60c
3-31
3-
75c
(quar.)
3-14
2-29
20c
4-
50c
(quar.)
3-12
1
2
3-15
3-
1
(George)
Fund of Boston—
investment inc. and
8c
Corp.
1955 undistributed realized
capital gains)
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insur.
(quar.)_
Quaker State Oil
Refining
Co.
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
3-20
3-
1
(Frank
preferred
7%
Co.
9
Slater
3-
1
$2.12
2
3-
7
2
2-24
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
3-20
3-
1
3-15
5
3-15
3-15
2-25
2-25
3-15
2-20
3-
2-21
5
75c
3-31
3-16
3-16
3-
2
2
3-
2
50c
3-23
3-
8
45c
3-14
2-14
25c
(Canada)
2-29
5c
I
Ltd.,
3-10
3-12
3-
2
4c
;
(quar.)
3-15
3-
2
t45c
Ltd.
(initial
quar.)__
5-
1
t S1.75
com
(quar.)
4-
2
3-
9
3-15
3-
1
4-10
com.
(quar.)
6-
25c
3-15
2-29
1
$1.12%
3-15
2-29
$1.12%
3-15
2-29
$1.12%
3-15
2-29
35c
3-30
3-15
30c
3-31
2-29
pfd.
$3.75
Mfg.,
preferred
2-10
3-30
$1.12,/2
4-
2
3-15
3-15
3-
0
3-
O
2-29
2-29
30c
(quar.)
common
3-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
25c
3-
5
9
Standard
Brands,
Inc.,
1
2-24
(quar.)
com.
3-20
45c
3-
5
2-23
50c
Insurance
preferred
2
94c
Accident
$3.50
2-29
4-
50c
(quar.)
3-14
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard
3-15
2-15
3-
S
(quar.)
87'/2c
3-15
3-
Standard
Factors
(quar.)
"V2c
3-30
3-20
Standard
Forgings
(extra)
25c
4-
6
3-16
75c
3-
9
2-10
35c
3-12
2-10
50c
3-10
2-24
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Ky.)
of
Co.
California
(quar.)
(quar.)___*
(quar.)
Extra
20c
Standard
3%%
Oil
(Ohio),
preferred
Standard Oil Co.
New
Works,
New
Jersey
B
common
6%
convertible
Stedman
3-16
2-10
(quar.)
preferred series A
(quar.)_
3-15
3-10
2-18
17'/2c
3-15
3-
1
17V2c
(quar.)
3-29
3-15
3-
1
37V2c
+
—
3-10
60c
(quar.)
com,
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bros.
3-30
15c
Supply (quar.)
State Loan & Finance, class A
preferred
2-20
4-16
50c
(initial)—:
common
Fuel
Class
2-24
9
200%
(stock divi.)
(initial)
new
3-
1
933%c
(quar.)
of
common
Stanley
State
A
3-10
60c
(quar.)
com.
5%
pieferred
5%
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
37V2c
t25c
3-15
2-10
2
3-15
3-30
3-15
4-
(quar.)
preferred
:
$1.25
:
(quar.)
C 1.25
6-29
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-28
9-14
5'%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-31
12-14
Sterchi
Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
Products
Stern
Ste
&
4V2%
Stix,
1st
Stone
&
&
Stop &
class
B
Sullivan
Sun
&
(S.)
Co.
&
Sunray
Co.
A
(quar.)—
Zi.',
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
3-
1
3-14
3-
1
3-23
3-
8
4-
2
3-20
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
4-17
3-16
3-10
2-10
25c
3-20
3-
9
30c
3-20
2-
6
3-31
3-
1
(quar.)
35c
3-10
2-24
50c
3-15
2-10
5^c
4-
1
Syracuse Supply Co.
1
6-
1
10-
1
8-31
11-30
50c
(quar.)
1-1-57
50c
4-
1
3-
9
$1
com.
(quar.)
Talcott
5
7-
50c
Quarterly
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.,
$4 preferred
(quar.)
3-
50c
4-
1
3-
9
15c
(James), Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
2-28
30c
(quar.)
3-10
4-
3-15
62'/2c
4-
1
1
3-15
5V2%
583/4C
4-
1
3-15
5%%
71T8c
4-
1
3-15
J30c
4-
3
J50c
4-
:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., com.
(increased
conv.
quar.)
3-10
2-
8
Temco
Aircraft
3-
1
t50c
3-15
3-
1
U5c
4-
2
2-29
Tennessee
15c
4-
2
2-29
4.10%
70c
Tennessee
3-12
2-27
4.25%
70c
3-15
2-17
4.60%
3-15
2-15
4.64%
75c
3-15
2-15
4.65%
50c
3-13
2-14
4.90%
45c
3-
1-27
5.10%
3-16
3-
(quar.)—
Corp. (Increased 1
Gas
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
—
3-
2
3
3-
2
3-15
3-
4-
3-15
15c
Taylor Instrument
pfd.
27c
45c
8
1
4-30
—15c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
30c
(quar.)
(initial)
com.
com.
(quar.)—
2-
5
3-21
25c
(quar.)
tl2%c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
2
5-21
J6c
Ltd
new
Cement
Sutherland
3-10
3-15
5
4-
40c
Mines,
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
t25c
■
class
5
3-
3IV4C
Superior Portland
5%
1
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Mid-Continental Oil,
Mining (quar.)
Paper
3-
3-10
5%
(quar.)_
Company
Quarterly
3-15
3-10
5c
divid.)
(quar.)
&
3-13
2-28
37V2C
(stock
com.
Sunshine
Swift
2
9
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Clothier,
common
4-
3-
3-30
200%
Consolidated
Oil,
1
5c
common
(quar.)
preferred
Stroock
Stuart
2-24
50c
;
A
(increased)
Storer Broadcasting
$5
30c
dividend
Class
2-25
43%c
Inc._
Mills,
Strawbridge
3-
3-15
56c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
common
Shop
Stock
3-15
9
5c
Webster,
B
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fuller,
preferred
Stonecutter
25c
Textiles—
.i
preferred
Baer
7%
6-15
15c
Sterling Aluminum
Sterling Discount Corp
15c
com
3-10
70c
prior
15c
(quar)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
$12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
(N.),
3-
3-21
4-
3-
Mfg.
Skelly Oil (increased quar.)
3-
3-15
2
Simmons
&
Co.
(increased)
Simonds Saw & Steel
9
1
2
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.
3-2(j)
3-
4-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.
3-15
4-
Sicks Breweries (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
Skll
1
t50c
C
2-23
3-
J56V4c
B
2-29
3-22
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
3-22
4-10
tl2%c
Optical
2
5
2-27
25c
Sundstrand Machine Tool,
(quar.)
B
preferred
Singer
3-22
10c
(quar.)
$4.50
Shuron
B
4-10
4-10
5c
of America, class A
preferred A
(quar.)
Class
3-19
30c
Quarterly
Silknit,
3-19
1
& Power Co.—
A
Products
B
1
4-
15c
quar.)
~
G.)
preferred
Class
4-
25c
Shirriff-Horsey Corp.,
3-15
4-
5
4-
3-
3-15
20c
common
(A. E.)
Staley
4-16
3-15
20c
Special
Class
Shelter Mfg.
50c
5c
5
3-
10c
Corp
4V2 % preferred
Shell Oil (quar.)
25c
25c
3-
3-15
31V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water
Sinclair
18c
9
25c
of America
Simpsons, Ltd.
from
3-
3-15
23C
$4.50
(quar.)
3-30
3-12
$4.50
1
5-14
3-12
Shoe Corp.
3-
1
1
Sherman
3-15
3-14
6-
1
3-15
$1.25
1
1
4-
4-
of
4-
3-
4-
3-20
2-23
4-16
$1.25
3-20
3-15
4-16
1
3-15
Angeles)—
(quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
Sherer-Gillet
100 %
1
5-
$1.13
3-14
3-16
5-
2-17
(quar.)
2-16
2-13
3-10
(quar.)
2
3-10
7-20
25c
corn..
4-
<3-31
'■
30c
quar.)_.
(resumed
com.
3-15
2
4-20
.
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
3-16
3-16
2-24
5
25c
preferred
Corp.,
3-24
y3- 7
9
3-14
15c
3-24
3-31
2
4-
$1.25
prior preferred
Serrick
3-30
1
3-13
$1.18%
Increased
3-14
Corp.
Gas,
3-
3-23
50c
Acceptance, common
preferred
(quar.)
2-23
40c
quar.)
Co.,
Sherwin-Williams
change
a
12-
1
1
3%
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
(quar.)
Seiberling Rubber
4-20
5%
Security Title Insurance
5
(quar.)
1
$1.12%
Securities
5%
Inc.,
6%
(quar.)
4Va% pfd.
Seagrave Corp. (quar.)
Sealed
Power
Corp.
(increased
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
2
Mexico—
•
1
9-
Service—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)
Mining
6-
9-15
Co.—
preferred
3-
125c
Transport Co
Development Inc. (stock dividend)
Condenser
3-
6-15
$1.02%
17 Vic
(quar.)
3-15
1
91V4C
12 Vic
preferred (quar.).
Timber
3-
2
50c
(initial
common
1
$1.12V2
Stahl-Meyer $2-$5
3-15
15c
A
5-
(quar.)
common
3-16
4-
50c
25c
(quar.)
Finance
$1.15
4-20
$1.50
(quar.)
$4.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Sprague Electric (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
22 %c
preferred
40c
75c
(quar.)
Products
$4.50
4-20
25c
3-29
85c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
3-
45c
Water
4-20
5-
dividend)
2-24
25c
(quar.)
Common
Corp.,
preferred
(stock
1
15c
preferred
3-16
130c
;
Provincial
from
4.10%
Seaboard
45 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Common
Rand
& Bros,
9
$1
Brook
(A. G.)
4-25
25c
(quar.)
1
v
4-
t20c
(quar.)
5-
:
3-
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
4%
Ltd.
&
9
2
60c
(quar.)
Spring
2
27 Vic
quar.)
Electric
9
20c
common
preferred
Scranton Lace
1
Power—
$1.40 preference common
3-10
$1.10
(quar.)
$3.65
12 %c
pfd.
New
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Mfg.,
62 Vic
Washington Insurance—
$2 pieferred (quar.)
Corn.,
Scovill
62 Vic
(quar.)—.
Pulp <fc
pfd.
(reduced)
(quar.)
Williams, Inc.
2-28
Providence
Inc.
1st
Works
preferred
&
4-
12 Vic
preferred
Sound
$4.40
common
$4 preferred
Scott
10%
-
common.
ot
2
$1.25
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., common
Paper,
3-
40c
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Scott
4-16
10c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'
3-12
2-27
!—
dividend)
A
Spalding
3-
4-
$1.25
Arms
Scliwitzer
2-24
3-15
$1.25
Milling, Ltd.
Water
3-15
3-12
Co.
3-
50c
$1.12'%
1
3-12
Service
25 c
1
$1,10
(quar.)
1
3-26
preferred
preferred
8-
5%
Public Service
4.60%
5-
Ry.—
Valley Wine
have
3-15
27 %C
Pittston
Pubco
3-22
4-20
5-
27Vic
(quar.)
4-20
5-1
$l.r6Vi
preferred
1
$1.u33/4
4.40%
27 %C
1
to
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
1
Stockholders
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
3-29
(quar.)
2-17
Mfg.
(quar.)__
(quar.).
preferred
3-
Prestole Corp., 5%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-
Co.,
4.15%
9
4.36%
5%%
3-15
preferred
3.90%
4-
1
5'/2 %
3-20
Lambert
3.70%
3-30
'•
3-
5
3-21
River
(Dallas)
Service—
3-15
2
50c
Co.
4-20
Insur.
2-17
4-16
____
3-
10c
Telephone
3-10
■
3-
55c
(increased
3 %
3-12
25c
Chicago
6%
1
5-
Puolic
3-31
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Mills,
5-
9"V2C
Life
Southwestern
$1.25
,1:
;
Bridge Co., Ltd
Savage
2
9
Electric
Sarnia
2-24
3-
9
Woolen
92 Vfec
Southwestern
2-20
75c
(quar.)
Regis Paper,
San
3-
Rico
St.
preferred
2-24
3-
Transit
3-12
3-19
50c
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
3-9
3
2nd
2
1
5
75c
—
Stockyards
5%
3-16
2
Corp.,
4-
4-
3-
$1.07%
(quar.)
St. Louis, San/Francisco Ry. com. (increased)
3-30
4-
(stock
3-15
55c
$1.18
2
10c
4-
Fuel
3-15
2-17
preferred
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)__
100%
$1.75
Tool
3-15
2
2
Spiegel,
$1.75
Oil
2
4-
2
30c
(quar.)
preferred (ouar.)———
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (increased)
Pocahontas
44-
$1.07
3-
7%
(stock
$1.25
$1.16!/4
(quar.)_
1
Common
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
4-
53 Vic
(quar.)
&
5%
1
a
(quar.)
$1
4%
40c
(initial-quar.)
Wayne
Elec,
3-
preferred
2-17
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
&
3-15
preferred
3-10
Pittsburgh Consolidation Co.—
New common
Gas
27c
1
4.65%
50c
IIV4C
(quar.)
common
B
Southwestern
2-24
$4.50
33c
dividend
preferred
2-23
3-10
(quar.)
Sperry
$0,111
(quar.)
com.
3-10
Service
2
Scranton
ordinary
preferred
Electric
20c
_:i_
Shops (increased).
Stores, common (quar.)_
2%
Corp.,
Southwestern
9
18c
(quar)
Inc.,
9
3-
& Associates Ltd.—
convertible
3-
3-
10c
Aircraft
3-20
2-17
25c
Fund
Pitney-Bowes,
34 %c
1
$3 40
—
for
3-20
4-
Co.—
Pickering
Lumber
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pine Street Fund (quarterly from ord. inc.)
Gas
2-28:
3-
4-
60c
12V2C
deposit, rets,
3-15
3-15
Safeway
5%
2-15
50c
——_—
3-24
2-23
8-15
$1.25
preferred
3-
8
5-15
9-14
$1.50
5%
10c
3-
2-15
6-15
3-15
(quar.|)
Power,
35c
25%
2-29
3-15
Southern Utah
35c
Corp.
preferred
3-13
3-12
Royalty Co,_
Southwest Natural Gas Co.. $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Saco-Lowell
5%
2-23
2
Southland
2-24
3- 5
2-27
4-15
1
3-12
3-12
3-19
9
$1.06%
(quar.)
National
4-
5
3-12
9
4-13
3-
1
2-29
3-15
3-15
5-1
3-
1
20c
Natural
:
9
93 %c
(quar.)
Pioneer
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-
2-18
4-10
3-30
62V2C
(quar.)
3-
3-
6
3-15
$1
62'/2C
(increased quar.)___
4-
3-12
2-
6
4-10
45c
—
15c
3-23
5
3-
62V2C
(quar.)
$1.12%
3-10
5
5-
25c
;
Sparks-Withington, 6%
conv.
pfd.
Speer Carbon Co. (increased)
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
100%
3-
5-31
3-
15c
(quar.)_.
Corp.
5
3-31
75c
(J. O.»
Engineering (quar.)__
Electric Steel (Increased)
———-i.
Ruppert (Jacob), 4% % preferred (quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)__
9
3-
3-20
50c
——
Rotary
1
3-14
2-12
3-31
55c
(quar.)_
com
3-28
2-29
40c
(quar.)
preferred
55c
—
Ross
3-15
2
3-15
40c
Preferred
Pioneer
—___——
Corp.
3-15
3-15
Paper Ltd.—
Cable
3-15
2
$1.20
4.25%
dividend
Ronson
2
4-
4128%
Mfg,
preferred
4-
12 %c
Power—
preferred B
4 Vi %
4-
37 %c
25c
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Johnson
—
&
3-12
4-16
25C
6
H.t
2
$1.75
(quar.)
Gas
Southern Railway,
non-cum.
3-12
4-
60c
3-
$1
(quar.)
3%%
Common
16 %C
——
3-
75C
common
5%
2
45c
Corp
Philadelphia Electric, common
$1 preference
(quar.)
Corp.,
5
Light
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dodge
3-
(H.
87 Vi C
(quar.)
com.
3-15
—
4-
30c
Quarterly cash dividend
(Chas.)
37 %c
(quar.)
3-15
;
(stock
Corp.
non-cum.
25C
25C
(interim)
Mulliken
5%
75C
Trading Corp.—
A
5
Rockland
50C
(stock dividend)_
Exploration
Petroleum
3-
■Rock'. of I' Ageei'_^w—
5c
1
:
Petroleum
3-15
15c
————
of
50c
pfd.
Co.
Natural
(quar.)———
common
(quar.)
40c
—
(quar.)——
Corp.
Southern
non-cum.
3-22
$2.50
2-20
1
(quar.)
com.
Elec.,
Insurance
5%
3-22
Rome
3-20
5-
3-12
2
$1.75
&
Production
5
2-20
2
Pacific
Southern
6
3-31
4.75%
Life
Southern
3-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—————
Rockwell
Southern
5
3-14
4-
3-31
3-15
1
3-
3-20
Robertson
8%c
3-
20c
40c
——
9
30c
(quar.)
35c
(quar,)—
com,, (quar.)
(quar.)-—
common
Mills
pfd.
(quar.)
3-15
Paper———~————
Myers,
Gas
preferred
3-30
3-
2 '
4-
25c '
7%
(quar.)
Indiana
3-12
4-
26l/2c
(quar.)_
:
(initial-quar.)
Process,
5c
____
5%%
preferred
4.80%
3-15
2
60c
pfd.
(increased)
$1
Appliance Corp..
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common
2
7%
Southern
2
4-
27c
4.88%
(quar.)
20c
30c
——_——
Roberts-Gordon
4-25
3-15
2-27
(quar.)_
common
participating
Participating
4-25
5-15
2-15
3-10
Gas
Rice
Raisin
&
3-15
30c
(quar.)
$1.50
4-25
33c
A
Products
Brand
Robbins
9
32 Vic
Corp.,
75c
.—
(increased quar.)
Grande Valley
Rio
50c
25c
—
Textile
Metal
2-24
—*
<quar.)_——
preferred
Rieke
45C
'
Oil
25C
—
Richfield
Riegel Paper Corp.
1
J35C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
2-15
5-
12 Vic
———
(increased)——
common
Richardson
3-15
6-
4-
J45c
Edison,
2
$2.50
(quar,)
7-
3-15
30J/2C
Ltd
preferred
10-1
2%%
divid.)
(stock
Petroleum Corp of America
Radio
—
2 ViC
2 Vic
Co.
Petrolane Gas Service
Quincy
(quar.)
*
——
—————————————
Paul,
(10c
preferred
1st
2
40c
(quar.)
lquar.)___
preferred
7%
4-
$1.12,/2
:
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Putnam
preferred
1st
(quar.)
Pet Milk Co.,
Purolator
(quar.)
Rico Sugar, com.
Porto
87o
2
2-28
50c
preferred
2nd
3-
Purex
South
2
3-14
Co.—
7%
2-24
Publicker
3-20
2-27
4>/2%
Water
7%
9
Pugret
4-
lc
2
3-10
40c
(quar.)
2-10
Pittsburgh
2-27
3-31
Pullman,
3-10
"South
3-10
2
3-
4.30%
9
3-15
2%C
—
3-15
4.18%
3-
4-
50c
(quar.)-—:
(quar.)—
25c
Co.
4.08%
2
(quar.)
Co.,
10c
5%
4-
preferred
Calif.
25c
Public
4.60%
Original
Permutit
name
9
Southam
Pepsi-Cola':;———„—————— w-—w':
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)
Pubco
3-
Southern
Eastern Ry
Progress
2
3-15
5
&
4-
2
3-
56Vic
62V2C
57V2c
(quar.)
6-15
3-
3.60%
$1.12%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-12
Powell
4.5%
5%
1
3-15
Pratt
2-15
2-15
1
4-
Common
5
5
1
25c
Potomac
(quar.)
common
33-
7-
5
Porto
(quar.)
70c
33-
3-30
Gas—
&
(increased)
4-
3-
Portland
Electric
3-30
3-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Carolina
4-
3-15
Portland
preferred
Common
$1.75
75c
1st
5%
South
$1.75
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)
$2.50
2-16
$1.75
Rolland
5%
3-7
(quar.)
common
3-10
17V2C
Platinum Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
3-21
Polaroid
South Atlantic Gas,
3-20
3,
7
2-24
2-27
25c
South American Gold &
(quar.)—
4-13
Pneumatic
3-21
3-31
15c
(quar.)
2-24
4-16
3-
preferred
3-10
'
2-23
4-14
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$2
Plymouth
3-15
+5c
3-10
7c
31 Vic
38%c
—
(increased quar.)
preferred
preferred
Stock
Pleasant
1
3-12
50c
25c
—
1st
2
4'A%
4-
1
40c
(increased;—
Products
60c
•„
.
5011-.^—^--.-^—
Inc.,
87%C
—
(quar.)_
$1.25
90c
(quar.).
Paper
Ranch
Aircraft
70c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
2-24
$1.55
50c
Manufacturing,
3-
Stock
B
preferred
preferred
Rheem
2-29
45c
class
Common
2-6
Piper
3-31
12 V2c
■<+
—
3-15
4-
25c
62 v2c
i
Drug <quar.)_.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.,
3-30
Amer.
(quar.)
Republic Aviation
Republic Steel (quar.)
65c
3-15
Pinchin
Insulation
Manufacturing Co. (111.)—
3 Vi %
convertible preferred (quae.)
Renablie Mines, Ltd..———.—.——.——
3-12
Philco
Sonotone Corp., com.
1
—-—
&
Reliance
50c
4%
1
3-
Bit
Bros,
40c
Phelps
Sonoco
3-
3-15
Refractory
9
1st
Co.__—j—
Engineering
RR. (quar.)———————:
Salt Mfg.
(quar.)_.—
Pennsylvania
3%%
9
3-15
15c
Reeves
2-17
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
;
———
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (increased quar.)
Pfizer
3-
25c
4-16
5
3-
7%
Corp.,
Pennsylvania
Pettibone
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Reed
5-15
3-
:——30c
Extra
7%
(J. C.)
class
Solar
2-24
6-15
Co., common
Pennsylvania
$1
2-16
9
3-23
preferred
Special
8
pfd.
1st
non-cum.
—
3-
1
Cement
Petroleum
3-
(quar.)
3-
3-26
30c
(increased)
Morgan)
1
Telephone,
Fruit
Peter
50c
4%
Inc.
3-26
1
7-
Metal Products
Penn-Texas
4% %
(quar.)
Reading Co.,
4-16
$1
—-—
—_
„_—T—<
Penn-Dixie
Extra
Snap-On Tools (increased quar.)
Socony Mobil Oil (quar.)
3-30
20c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
——
preferred
(quar.)——---:———
Peoria &
3-lb
:
(quar.)
Holdera
3-15
4-
preferred
.
2
(initial).
com.
new
Co.
1
5-
—
.—.————
4%
——
Peninsular
Penney
1
2-20
4-
5-15
75c
(quar.)
Mfg. Ltd., common (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar.)————-—--—
Peerless
Cement
Corp.
(quar.)——+.
—
.Special —Penick
&
Ford, Ltd
$1.60
3-
3-10
85c
4-15
175c
Paton
Penn
3-15
35c
Electrotype,
Packing
10c
Quarterly
$1.30
25c
Raybestos-Manhattan,
5-
25c
(quar.)
37 %c
Park-Lexington
$1.32
(S.
-—————
Whm
Payable of Rec,
70c
Works
Co._
(stock dividend) —
Parkersburg-Aetna, com.
Parmelee
Transportation
$1
Smith
2
2 Vic
Quarterly
Quarterly
Peninsular
1
Rath
$2
—.—----
Line,
(quar.)
Pictures
Paramount
Park
(quar.)_;
Mfg. Co., common
preferred
6%
6-
4-
(quar.i—————
preferred
4%
Pantex
6-12
—
5%
———
Pipe
75c
—_
Rapid
10c
———
Eastern
Investment
20c
—
■IV.
World Airways
Pan American
Panhandle
Engineering
Smith
2-21
$2.50
Tubes, Ltd.————
Page-Hersey
Smith
1
3-
9
70c
3-
5-17
1
$1.50
(quar.)_
common
—
Consol.
Tin
Pacific
Quarterly
Share
(quar.)
Corp.
3-12
3-10
40c
—--
Express
to approval
(subject
div.
Lumber
Pacific
87V2c
Company
O.)
(A.
3-12
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-31
62 Vic
(quar.)—
iquar.t
Intermountain
Pacific
6-
preferred
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
Per
Name of
Smith
1st
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
75c
Purina
125
—
(quar.)-,
Robinson
Indemnity
Pacific
2-17
convertible
f 15c
iquar.j
common
Co., common
preferred <s-a>
Pacific
3-10
+$1.75
Mfg.
Pacific
$3.50
Ralston
Share
of America
Corp.
25c
preferred iquar.)
Pacelot
9
3-15
Radio
25c
Owens-Illinois,' ■ Glass_u~-----r;-----^--~:---*'
Oxford.
3-
$1.06 %
<quar.)
Products,
Steel
3-19
3-31
50c
(quar.)— —
(quar.)—-
com.
Onondaga Pottery —-——»—■r—
Ontario Jockey Club, 6% pfd. A iquar.)
7%
9
*
Omar, Inc.—
Ontario
When
Per
Name of Company
3-
10c
(quar.)
Corp., 40c preferred
Old Town
Holder»
25c
<quar.)_
Ohio Water Service
When
Payable of Rec.
3-30
37 %c
.
3-30
50c
com.
2
3-29
33-
1
5
7
2
3-
2
2
3-
2
4-
2
3-
2
$1.15
—
44-
$1.06%
:
———
35c
$1.02V2
(quar.)—
4-
2
3-
2
$1.16
4-
2
3-
2
S1.16V4
4-
2
3-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.22V2
4-
2
3-
2
$1.27Vz
4-
2
3-
2
5.12%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.28
4-
2
3-
2
$1.3114
4-
2,
3-
2
40c
4-
2
3- 2
t20c
5-
1
4-11
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
153c
4-16
3-30
4.50%
preferred
(initial)
—
Volume 183
Number 5513
-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
When
Per
Name of
Texas
Company
Share
Co.
(quar.)
Electric Service,
Texas
$4.56 preferred
$4.64
Texas
$4
Transmission,
preferred (quar.-)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Illinois
Common
$5
25c
$1.35
1
4-
1
Pipeline
(increased
Inc.,
preferred
Fair
W.
4-
2
3-
2-25
Wabasso
Cotton
3-24
Wagner
Electric
3-15
Waite
31 Vic
4-
1
3-15
Waldorf
4-
1
3-15
I»
3-15
Walker
&
2-29
Walker
(Hiram)
under
15c
Investment
common
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
3-31
3-15
3-15
2-24
3-15
Western
Air
(quar.)
25c
3-26
3-15
Western
Life
37V2c
3-10
2-28
20c
^
$2.70
pfd.
;
Film
Street
&
B
Gas,
2
3-15
2-29
3-
1
3-
9
2-10
class A
4-
1
Co.
Air
Lines
Biscuit
of
United-Carr
1
35C
3-30
5-15
4-20
4-20
4-20
4-
2
3-16
3-
3-16
3-
4-
2
3-
5
$1
4-
2
3-
3-
25c
3-16
9
2-29
3-15
2-29
3-10
2-17
3-15
2-15
37 Vic
4-15
4-
25c
3-10
71/2C
3-21
3-
7
56 Vic
3-21
3-
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
3-10
2-29
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
5
15c
r__
3-15
8c
1%
(quar.)
4-
1%
8c
dividend
:
_
preferred (quar.)
5Vi% convertible preferred (quar.)__
United Gas Corp
-Z-ziZ!-Corp., new
Coal
Illuminating
New
4-
1
3-20
4-
2
3-
9
..itri.
3-
9
2-20
3-
9
2-24
75C
.
4-13
50c
(quar.)
United
3-20
50c
.
United Gas Improvement, common.
United
V
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
13 %c
37yac
(initial)
com
Cos.
2-27
50c
A
$1.06(4
$1,061/4
Co
60c
3-
9
3-29
2-29
4-
2
2-29
4-
2
3-14
$2.50
4-10
3-20
United
$1,061/4
,4-1
3-15
United
50c
Jersey
RR.
&
Canal
(quar.).3
Piece Dye Works, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Screw & Bolt Corp., class A_.„„,
Class B
±3
S.
Ceramic
U.
S.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
U. S.
U.
U.
S.
U.
U.
S.
U.
S.
Rubber
8%
U.
S.
preferred
7%
preferred
70c
Universal
Power
&
Transit
Corp.
Vick
(quar.)
3-16
Chemical
(quar.)
5%
Victor
62 Vic
4-
1
3-
Chemical
3-10
the
3-23
3- 9
—V.
4 -1
2-27
(Alan)
Alan
(see
Governor
Woodward
Iron
Wood Steel
Co.—
Yellowknife
Young
Mfg.
Inc.
4-13
7-13
10-11
3-12
1
11-
1
Mines,
4- 1
3-31
8
2-29
1955's
would
31,
2-29
previous
ing
3- 7
3- 7
3- 5
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-24
3-20
4-10
7-10
2-21
3-15
3-15
4- 2
4- 2
4-30
7-31
25c
3714c
3714c
taxes,
for
$4,888,644
net
the
New High
and
service
income in
before.
totaled
1955
1955
year
capital
sales
volume
for
1956
were
to
an
total
a
increase
of
more
of approximately
than $62,000,000;
$2,000,000
in
decrase
of
a
par
A
value, remained outstanding at the close of 1955
out
original amount of $8,650,000, par value, issued in August,
182,
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.—Files With SEC
company on Feb. 16 filed a letter of noti ication with the SEG
The
covering 22,C00 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered lor
subscription by common stockholders of record Feb. 27. 1956, at $7.15
per share on
the basis of one new share for each ten shares held;
2-28
rights
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.—V.
3-15
2-15
3-15
3- 1
3-15
3-
$1
40c
3-15
4-16
2-17
3-30
15c
'3- 9
3-30
2-28
75c
3-15
23.
There
will
be
underwriting.
no
The
169, p. 2535.
Stores, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
3- 5
$10,000,000
offer
to
proposes
.
Institute—
Mercantile
March
on
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 24.
of sinking fund debentures, due 1976.
The
the debentures for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are io
be supplied by amendment.
'
„»<■
Net proceeds of the financing will be added to the general funds of
the company.
Among the purposes for which such general funds may
be used are: (a) carrying increased inventories; and (b) further ex¬
pansion, improvement and modernization of its chain stores, ware¬
covering
company
3- 9
'
expire
Winn-Dixie
1956
2-28
3- 9
to
This company filed a
1
5c
of the
1953.—
2405.
p.
3-15
3-1
75c
work¬
about
long-term debt;
and
a
decrease of $2,211,100 in the
value of the preferred shares outstanding.
total of 57,689 shares of preferred stock, aggregating $5,768,900
In
par
V.
exceed
may
volume."
points out that White's financial position as of
"was
excellent."
The
significant changes from the
3-10
—
as
also
4- 2
3-15
-
the
12,951
.
25c
.__
with
$6,061,180
30c
(interim)
During
year
75c
1214c
13c
(quar.)
labor
increase
an
allowing
that
indicate
record-breaking
2-j.O
$1.1214
$1.1214
13c
with
Black
Mr.
3-10
Extra
Co-Operative
Quarterly
provision
3- 5
3-20
Set
,
"which
3-15
Profits
growth over the past 15 years.
report shows sales of all products
equivalent, after
dividends,
to $5.90 a
2-22
3-1
3- 9
enjoyed
was
2-29
.
Sales and
—
sales and net income in the history of the
by this company in 1955, continuing the com¬
dollar
for the payment of preferred
stock
share on 969,042 common shares last
year
as
compared
with $5.37 a share earned on 827,017 common
shares outstanding in 1954.
v
:
Robert F. Black, Chairman and President, points out that White's
backlog of orders at the end of 1955 amounted to about $45,000,000.
2-29
3-28
quar.)_
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Youngstown Steel Door (increased)
Zeigler Coal & Coke (quar.)
Zion's
This
2-29
3-20
activity con¬
will depend on
plans
1955—Preferred Stock Decreased—
1954.
After
3-15
:
(quar.)
in
compared
3-15
exploration
future
amounted to $179,944,264, which represented
of $34,486,000, or 24'%, over the preceding year's total.
year,
White delivered 16,880 new vehicles as compared
4-16
3-15
Extensive
company's
year
3-
3-15
25c
62V2C
Motor Co.
was
3-20
3-15
the
drilling and the drilling of others active in the area.
25c
Ltd.
Spring & Wire
Radio
last
account.
and
annual
4-30
3-28
;
in
record of
3-20
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Zenith
8-
J'.?: 40c
quar.li
requires
contract
1718.
p.
$400,000
(quar.)
Bear
(L. A.)
5- 1
..
414% prior preferred (quar.)
414% convertible prior preferred (quar.)_
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co., com. (monthly)—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Wyckoff Steel (increased)—
Towne
The
Dec.
/
,,
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Worthington Corp., com. (increased
&
pany's
3- 9
22Vic
World
Yard-Man,
3-20
own
its
highest
37 Vic
& Lothrop, com.
preferred (quar.)
Yale
business
1
3-14
its
area
of
Records in
Co.)
,
(initial
common
3-20
4-
25c
(quar.)
Woodward
5%
The
17Vic
(quar.)
The
owners.
new
are
on
the
181,
2-15
$1.1214
$1.20
$1.10
(quar.)
It
results
3-20
30c
A
the
Utah, have been partially explored.
Two of tha
ready to deliver gas to the Pacific Northwest
as the pipeline is completed, estimated by late Spring
was
decided that the company will drill
at least one
1956
in
3- 9
v
.
class
Insurance,
in
White
.
(increased)
by
of purchase price within a period of 15 months.
oil and gas holdings, consisting of 30,000 acres
County,
1956.
4- 1
4- 1
quar.)
Co.
holdings have been
manganese
3-17
3-31
__.
houses
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
in Canadian funds, tax deductible $t the source,
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
|
{Payable
a
Less British income tax.
x
Less Jamaica
y Previous
published
the
was
incorrect.
The
corrected
facilities.
The
of
allocated
larger
48
and
stores
expansion
p. 1041.
payaent
teen
of
opening
retail
date
has
$3,003,000
1
,
tax.
income
other
and
company's
budget
for
calls
1956
.'or
the expenditures of approximately
$5,408,000 for additions and im¬
provements to store and other facilities. Of this amount, approximately
non¬
date
and
or
record
date is indicated
here.
-<•
$695,000
and
to
store
a
which
program
contemplates
retail stores and the closing of about 25
has been allocated to modernization and
to
improvements
existing
store
facilities.—V.
183.
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—To Build Plant—
The
General
3-10
2-20
$2
6-
9
Corporation and
it
3-10
2-10
3-15
3-
The
is
(Continued from page 12)
3-15
3-
5
in
3-30
3-
9
3-
9
Net
4-15
3-
9
dends
3-15
3-
1
1954
3-12
3-
1
share
4-
2
3-
3
standing.
4-
2
3-16
3-21
2-20
previously
operate.
4-15
20c
3-31
3-20
3-20
3-
57c
seven
Net
ratio
p.
far
western
to
the
on
for
$3.22
1955
which
in
Western
Auto
did
not
share
a
1,502,736
on
company
reported
of
basis
the
income
net
1,502,736
of
common
3-31
3-20
4-16
4-5
3-15
3-
3-
5
2-15
4-
2
3-
2
4-
2
3-
2
1
35c
3-31
3-20
30c
3-15
2-24
is
The
last
the
assets
current
on
assets
to
Dec.
1955
31,
current
were
liabilities
$61,349,764 and the
5.3 to 1.—V. 183,
was
more
Penco
summer,
trade
This
West Texas Firm
velopment has contracted
Rovalty Co. No. 2.
These
transactions,
for
the
Involving
purchase
cash
and
of
the
269,504
assets
of
Permian
shares
of
Western
.
construction
in
by
of
at
a
new
Oaks,
the
'
1.
$2,000,000
Pa.,
main
located
hfc_e,
plant
"
have 154,000 square feet of floor space, abo"t;
Penco's present plant in Philadelphia, Pa.
it
Corp.,
contractors,
Bowers
an
who
affiliate of
will lease
Robert E. Lamb H
the plant to Alaa
equipment and moving expenses will run approximately $450,000,
estimated.
Construction is expected to get underway shorCy.
the plant will be in operation early In 1957, em¬
research
Western Development Co.—Acquires
will
area
built
March
than
Metal
300
persons.
Products Division,
manufactures
name
steel
"Penco."—V.
corporation on Feb.
laboratory
by
its
acquired
lockers,
183,
Zenith Radio Corp.—Unit
1041.
Marking the ftntry of this company, Sante Fe, New Mex., into West
Texas
oil
production,
William E. Scorah, President,
announced on
Feb. 29 that the company has acquired the assets of Mesa Oil Co.
and additional working' interests In certain of the properties acquired
from Mesa,
Mr.
Scorah simultaneously announced that Western De¬
the
anticipated
ploying
$4,028,303 or $2.68 a
shares currently out¬
9
$1.25
was
It
plant
the
on
Inc.,
building
Steel Co.
New
equal after preferred divi¬
shares of common stock.
For
$5,004,575,
was
the
current
of
states
it
income
new
being
Son,
Wood
t25c
announced
times
2V2
5
$1
was
authorized
have
for its Penco Metal Products Division
Schuylkill River, about 10 miles from
the
on
Investment News
5-21
65c
directors
factory
2-20
$2
$2.50
(s-a)
Viking Pump
.
.
Service—
(increased
3-15
371/2 C
___D-
(quar.)_
J
Works
3-19
of
1
25c
r*
(s-a)
preferred
1
Juan
well
2
3-16
1
3-15
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
Common
tinues
4-
the sale of the
for
company's
company's wells
Pipeline as soon
2-24
4-
30c
15c
preferred A
-
Newspaper Machinery
55c
(quar.)
5%
3-19
$1.50
25c
(quar.)_
claims
6-15
$2.50
B.),
Public
Dessauer
&
20c
i_.
(J.
pfd.
(quar.)
Woodward
2-24
1
12Vic
Van Sciver
3-
1
6c
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
3-10
4-
12Vic
12Vic
(quar.)
17 Vic
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers
Van Norman Industries, com. (quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
3-10
$1.0614
15c
Light
preferred
17 Vic
~
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light
9
43 Vic
preferred
Co.
3-
30c
____
__1
-±
4
common
&
preferred
Wolverine
7
50c
(quar.)
Match
Upson-Walton
Utica
1
>
common
convertible
Utah
1
common....
United Steel, Ltd
United Stockyards,
3-
7-
$1
*+26rss-+rAlSt
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Power
Common
2
3-22
•
(quar.)
1st
3-12
(monthly)
preferred
Wood
iSan
and exploration work on its numerous
results, tne announcement said.
operated
being
payment
20c
(quar.)
divi¬
Such properties have been sold at a price of $575,000 net
The first payment has been made and the properties
now
The
15c
6%
uranium
per
company.
are
2-24
3-15
2-17
3- 2
$1.0614
Inc.
Power,
Hydro-Electric
Wisconsin
3-20
37 Vic
common
preferred
Steel Corp.,
S.
4Vi%
2
3-
2
45c
1st
8%
U.
3-
2
4-
221/2C
(quar.)
Co.,
2
4-
10c
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
preference, series A (quar.)
3
3-15
67Vic
$1.3114
100%
(quar.)
4.40%
3-26
4-
York
~
Potash
5%
4-16
50c
(quar.)_f~_.^_
(N. J.), common
preferred
(s-a)
3-12
75c
4.80%
6
40c
Insurance Co. of New
2-
4- 2
1955,
December,
the
4- 2
(quar.)
Electric
Wisconsin
3-23
$1.75
(quar.)
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card
S.
2'
4-11
gratiiying
completed.
^Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
(initial quar.)
Machinery
Lines
S.
5
in
1
35c
85c
(quar.)
company's
revealed that the
'
50c
common
4 V2 %
U. S.
3-30
•
6
3-14
3-
I2V2C
Stores,
Wisconsin
Co.—
Hoffman
Life
3-
2-
(Bait.)—
preferred (quar.)
S.
5
50c
(quar.)___
Quarterly
7%
3-
17c
U.
Tile
-
3-30
.
•_
26
negotiations reported to the stockholders at the annual meeting
20c
(initial)
Feb.
on
profit of approximately $25,000
the months of November and
a
development
very
The
30c
(quar.)
preferred
.
Co.—Reports Developments—
during
extensive
with
3-15
;
Co., common
Wisconsfh
2-28
4
7
25c
(quar.)
$4.25
New
$1,121/2
(quar.)
class
&
Winn-Dixie
Wood
netted
full
(quar.)
Wolf
3-26
8
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
H.)
Common
5
30c
6-
9-14
(quar.)
preferred
(Consider
Common
6
$1.50
6-15
2-24
3- 1
3- 8
>
to
(stock div.)
common
preferred
Wilson
6
20c
convertible
U. S. Gypsum
67«
3-16
20c
(quar.)
Co.
4-20
5-15
5-15
dividend '.
Fruit
5-15
•'
3-15
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Stores,
183,
month for uranium
December. During that
peiiod, tonnage shipped averaged 1,900 tons per month.
Shipments
during January and February, 1956, showed a substantial iacrease in
tonnage.
In addition to its mining operation, tne company is doing
3-15
1
3-15
(quar.)^.
(Inc.)
Corp.
$4.25
2-29
$1.12V2
„
Fund
appliances.
and for other corporate
EvansVille, Ind., late last year
p. 562.
'
at
directors
The
sion
15c
Motor, com. (quar.)
514% preferred (quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
Electrical
4-
115c
$1
common
Utilities,
United Elastic
2-27
87'/2C
(quar.)
Fastener
Cities
3-10
4-
3-15
(quar.)
Paper
Whitehall
3-16
plant
shipped
40c
White
3-16
2
America—
preferred
Carbon
3-31
4-
1
'
20c
Extra
Wickes
75C
Carton
United Can & Glass,
A
Whitaker
Wieboldt
4CC
3- 5
8%
com.
stock offering.
household
common
White Canyon Mining
3- 2
.
J30c
new
common
preferred
2-27
25C
Co.
&
2-28
3-
3-20
Co.'s
purposes.—V.
50c
4Vi%
2-28
9
3-15
the
of
manager
proceeds from the sale of the debentures are to be used to pay
obligations connected with the purchase of International Harvester
The
50c
11-15
3-
3-13
div.)
7%
11-26
9
25c
22Vic
stock
.
Whirlpool-Seeger,
3-
3-
as
corporation manufactures and sells major
The
3- 2
dividend*
Weyerhaueser Timber Co.,
62V2C
quar.)
1,
3-10
underwriters
named
the
on
Investment Trust,
5-15
of Omaha—
(increased
preferred
Board
New
(stock
8-15
3-15
(quar.).,
1
3-13
.
3-15
(quar.)
3-
33Vi%
dividend)
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
3-20
.
3-10
(Final)
50c
__
$3
common
5%
$1.25
(increased)
9
$1.10
Gas
3-20
3-30
,
3-
Western
2-29
Wire Rope__
United Aircraft
U.
Fields
5-25
3-15
(quar.)_
3-1
3-20
quar.)__
Co.,
8-24
92V2C
(initial)
Union Sugar Co.
4Vt%
4-
'
__
(quar.)
common
United
3-23
15c
RR., common
preferred (s-a)____;__
United
2
4-14
(quar.)
Stockyards
Stock
4-
Ltd.—
Pacific
6%
Kentucky
40c
_
Union Investment
B
Oil
Western
Western Stockholders
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
W'estern
3-15
70c
2nd
4-2
1
40c
3-15
Willet
partic.
is
►
2
$1.12'/2
(quar,)
the
;
Common
2
40c
(quar.)
2-24
3-
40c
Insurance
40c
;
3-15
3-15
s
Sachs & Co. and Fulton, Reid & Co. are expected to head
of
the debenture offering.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Goldman,
45c
(quar.)
40c
com.
Salle
The
2-24
t35c
quar.)
(increased
2
67 V2C
(quar*U~t.»-
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
2-24
3-10
(quar.)
4-
^
__
Coal,
3-10
|
Ltd.
Lines
4-
3-15
through
40c
preierred
Class
preferred
Products
4-
25c
Insurance
50c
25c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)__..
-
debentures
"
covering
(quar.)
also
1041.
p.
corporation has filed a registration statament with the SEC
a
proposed public offering of $30,000,000 of sinking fund
due
Aug. 1, 1980, and 150,000 shares of common stock.
stock is outstanding and will be sold by a stockholder.
3-16
25c
paid
(increased
$25c
Forging
be
183,
The
3-9
4-15
Utilities—
Common
pref. (quar.)
Union Electric Co. of Missouri, com. (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
United
Sugar
Gas
J 25c
(Hartford)—
quarterly
Corp.,
non-cum.
United
(Will
$25c
Steel
2-13
"
35c
(stock
same
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.—Registers With SEC—
4-2
(increased s-a)__
Insurance
25c
Corp.
Acceptance,
Series
4.40%
Angeles)—
Underwood
$4.50
West Indies
Westeel
___
3-12
(annual)-
distributed
3-26
La
United
sh.
new
1
Co.
the
largely from greater message volume and
sales 01 leased private wire and facsimile
increased
continuing
62Vic
$1
Life
17V2C
2
Construction—
(Los
'3-12
__j.
Coast
3-
(initial)
2
(quar.)
&
Semi-annual
3-15
Century-Fox
United
Extra
West
-
12V2C
Twentieth
United
(Raphael)
Ohio
208
Union
Weill
Texas
preferred
New
9
West
True Temper Corp., common (quar.)
4Vi%
preference (quar.)
Trunkline Gas Co., preferred A (quar.)
Trunz, Inc
4%
3-
2
West
-
Union
4-
Motor
2-20
(quar.)
services.—V.
4-
Products
3-
Williams
Oil
Weco
3-16
Insurance
Class
Waukesha
2
9
Universal
Union
2
3-
2
s.
Truax-Traer
Union
3-
3-15
ll'Ac
_
from
3- 7
(quar.)__
Equipment, Ltd.
(initial)
Quarterly
Quarterly
$3.50
3-15
3lVic
Savings & Loan
$3.70
Waterous
31V4C
(quar.)
Co.
in
2-17
40c
Power
$807,509 for
after taxes, of
this year totaled $19,855,103,
month a year ago.
January
for
revenues
with $18,629,189
3-8
25c
3-30
15c
operating
3-20
25c
-
Co.—January Net Higher—
income,
net
improvement resulted
3- 9
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
The
$35c
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
Water
4-14
25c
Trust
4-2
Gross
compared
59c
Ltd.
(quar.).
Wire
3-10
&
3-30
tl2Vic
(quar.)
,
2-24
4-20
$4.50
reported
compared with $484,013 in January, 1955.
Federal income
tax provision for January this year was $539,000, as against $332,000
in January, 1955.
4-10
3-
has
company
January,
£-2b
7
(quar.)
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
$1
series
4-20
(annual)
class A
U4C
irxh.
initial
Tri-Continental
60c
preferred
Washburn
9
Washington
Towmotor Corp.
Union
3-
9
3-15
151.
p.
}75c
3-
A
Increased
3-31
Trust,
3-
10c
Quarterly
Tobin Packing. Co.
(quar.)
Toronto Iron Works, Ltd., common
South
Co.,
3-20
183,
The
5
35c
(quar.)
System
4-
common
$2.80
Ltd.
Mines,
3-
12Vic
Walgreen Co. (quar.)_
4-
3-15
Amulet
75C
Insurance &
Trinity
4Vi%
1
50c
preferred
&
j.
(increased)
Station-!
2
$1
Howard
Western Union Telegraph
7-16
3-15
30c
Goodwill
3-10
25c
Realty
Travelers
Iron
&
The
4-
_________
preferred
New common
Transue
Mold
R.
—V.
4-lb
1
25c
common—
Wabash Railroad,
1
J.
8-
6
2-29
5- 1
37Vic
(quar.)—
Vulcan
25c
announcement
preferred
Inc.,
Toronto
preferred
4-10
4-16
Clothes.
Inc.
(quar.)
Timken Roller Bearing (quar.)
Class
De tinning,
7%
37V2O
(initial)
common
new
1
Timely
New
Corp.,
Vulcan
4-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-
(quar.)
Time, Inc. (interim)
i
6%
1
Roofing
$4
1
preferred
3-14
lease
gas
2-27
25c
5%
non-conv.
preferred series B (qhar.)
Thrift Investment Corp,, class A com.
(quar.)
Title
3-12
(quar.)_
Warner-Lambert
Thorolare Markets,
5%
3-15
75c
25c
Thompson Products, common
4% preferred (quar.)
Tishman
3-31
5-
<
Tintair,
68%c
5-
„
(quar.)___
___
conv.
2-29
3-20
$1
General
Ltd.
Tilo
5-
$1
(increased quar.)_„
Canadian
5%
2-29
3-20
$1.25
Visking
(The)
Thermoid Co.
Third
3-20
$1.01
$1.14
(quar.)
dividend
see
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
6%
3-16
_
Fair
2-29
Virginia Tel. & Tel., 5Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Virginian Railway Co., common (quar.)
2-10
4% preferred B (quar.)j
Thatcher Glass Mfg., com. (quar.)
The
3-20
5-18
1
5
common
preferred
A
2-29
$1.10
32c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
convertible
3-
3-20
$1.21
(quar.)
i
!
common
preferred
6-15
4-
3-
(quar.)
3-26
$5
2-17
25c
quar.)
4-'2
40c
preferred
(initial)
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)_
2-24
3-15
(accum.)
$4.12
Co.—
capital stock, include producing and non-producing oij
interests in 10,600 acres located primarily in 'Crocxett.
and Irion Counties in West . Texas, and royalty ana
mineral interests of 13,566 acres under S7,018 acres in eight counties
in Texas and Caldwell Parish, La.
All of these properties will be held
and
operated
by
Western
Ventures, Incorporated,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary of Western Development.
Mr. Scorah said that "these acquisitions mark the entry of Westnra
Development into rich West Texas oil production, and further drilling
and development of the newly acquired acreage will be undertaKen/*
and
Crane,
$1.50
2-24
3-15
preferred
partic
(1157M 53>
,
Development
Payable of Rec.
I2V2C
3-15
3-10'
$1.25
Oil
6%
Share
Chemical—
Virginia Dare Stores (resumed)
Virginia Electric & Power, com.
3-15
15c
25C
&
3-15
50C
Gas
^Textron American, Inc.,
4%
4-
$1.24
(quar.)___
preferred
$1.25
2-23
25C
Coal
Utilities
4%
3-15
(quar.)
common
Texas Power & Light, $4 preferred
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
:
Textiles,
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
Pacific
Texas
2
4-2
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
$4.84
2
4-
(quar.)
Common
Texas
4-
Company
Virginia-Carolina
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
3
$1
,
4.96% preierred (quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing (quar.)
Texas
2-
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
5.40%
3-10
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Holden
Payable of Reo.
90c
■<:F
p.
cabinets
by
Wood Steel
shelving under
Alan
and
562.
Establishes Research Lab.—
24 announced the establishment of a
West
Coast
subsidiary, Zenith Radio
of California, in Redwood City, Calif., near Palo Alto.
of the
laboratory is concerned with certain new
developments in areas outside the household radio and
television
fields
with
which Zenith's Chicago laboratories
are
con¬
cerned
It
is
anticipated that
these newly initiated developments
in the electronic field may lead to a desirable diversification of the
comuany's activities.
The
new
laboratory will occupy a newly built building.—V. 183,
Research
«-The
p.
450.
Corp.
program
electronic
,
54
The
(1158)
STATE AND CITY
Commerfip^und Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS '
-
•xnt*-*"'*"'
York
New
ALABAMA
Hanseatic Corp.;
First
National Bank, of Memphis; Greg¬
Alabama Highway
Authority (P. O,
Montgomery), Ala.
fiscal
of the City in
agency
Los
Angeles, Chicago, or New York
City.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
Angeles.
:
Sons; Branch Banking &
Trust Co.; Wilson, Van Alstyne;
Bond Offering — r uner KimNoel & Co.; the Ohio Company;
brell,
President,
will
receive Kaiser & Co.; Fairman, Harris &
El Monte Union High Sch. Dist.,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Co.; National Bank of Commerce,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
March 14 for the purchase of $15,Seattle, Schaffer, Necker & Co.;
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
000,000 highway, series B revenue Robert Winthrop & Co.;
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
H. E. Work & Co.;
Stone & County Clerk, will receive sealed
oids at his office in Los Angeles,
on April
1 from 1958 to 1975 in¬
Youngberg; William Blair & Co.;
clusive.
Principal and
interest Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.; Win¬ until 9 a.m. (PST) on March 6 for
the purchase of $600,000 building
(A-O) payable at the Birmingham
ston-Salem;
the
National
City
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956.
Trust
National
Due
Bank, Birming¬ Bank, of Cleveland; Lawson,
Levy
on April 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
ham; American National Bank & & Williams; Cruttenden &
Co.;
clusive.
Trust Co., Mobile, or at the First
Principal
and
interest
Lyons & Shafto; McDonald & Co.;
National City Bank of New York.
(A-O)
payable
at the
County
Kenower MacArthur & Co.; Rob¬
Treasurer's
Legality approved by White, Brad¬
office,
or
at
tne
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; R. D.
County's fiscal agencies in New
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Birm¬ White &
Co.; Talmage & Co.;
York City or Chicago.
ingham.
Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Fallbrook Union School District,
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Ifibbs &
ARIZONA
San Diego County, Calif.
Co.,
Inc.;
McCormick
&
Co.;
Maricopa County School District
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.;
Bond Sale—The $245,000 build¬
No. 33 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Irving Lur.d- ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
Bond Offering
Rhea Averill,
borg & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & p. 1042 — were awarded to the
Clerk of
Board
of Supervisors,
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Field, Bank of America National Trust
will receive sealed bids until 10
Richards & Co.; Stranahan, Harris
&
Savings Association, of San
a.m.
(MST) on April 5 for the & Co.; Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Francisco, at 100.12, a net interest
purchase
of
$180,000
building Inc.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Kal- cost of about
3.18%, as follows:
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due man & Co.; Julien Collins &
Co.; $45,000 5s. Due on April 1 from
on July
1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬ Rodman &
Renshaw; Blunt Ellis
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
clusive.
Principal and
interest & Simmons;
30,000 23/4S. Due on April 1 from
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Northwestern
National
Bank,
&
ory
—
Treasurer's
1962
office.
CALIFORNIA
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District, Zone
6
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond
B
Sale—The
flood
Feb.
awarded
National
$300,000 series
control
28—v.
to
183,
the
&
San
offered
1042—were
p.
Bank
Trust
ciation, of
bonds
of
America
Savings
Asso¬
Francisco.
Minneapolis; Davis, Skaggs & Co.;
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.;
Stein
Bros. & Bo.yce; Anderson & Strudwick; Ginther, Johnson & Co.;
Thornton, Mohr & Farish; Hooker
& Fay; Scott, Horner &
Mason,
Inc.;
National
Peoples
Bank,
Charlottesville;
Clement A. Evans & Co.; Dwin-
,
,
1965
1975
to
Angeles), Calif.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
7 for the purchase of
Note Sale—The.
$7-,850,000 flood
improvement bonds.
control bonds -offered
Los
28—v.
Angeles,
2s,
as
100.05,
as
a
basis of about-I.9b%.
Manteca
School
Union
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
*7
$20,000 5s.
Bond Offering
L. B.
—
2.54%,
bids at his office in Santa Ana
(PST)
a.m.
un¬
March 13 for
on
California (State of)
Sale — The
$30,000,000
nell, Harkness & Hill; Courts & the purchase of $1,300,000 build¬
Co.; Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle; ing bonds. Dated March 15, 1956.
State School Building Aid
bonds,1 Prescott & Co.; Foster & Mar¬ Due on March 15 from 1957 to
series L, offered Feb. 29—v.
183, shall, H. V. Sattley & Co.; Rock- 1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
land-Atlas National Bank,
p. 822—were awarded to a syndi¬
Boston; terest (M-S) payable at the Coun¬
cate headed by the Bank of Amer¬
Continental Bank and Trust.
Co., ty Treasurer's Office.
Savings As¬
sociation, of San Francisco, at
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.33%, as follows:
$7,200,000 5s.
1958
to
Due
1964
May 1 from
on
Boettcher & Co.;
1966.
214s.
Due
May
on
1
from 1967 to 1981 inclusive.
1,400,000. 0.25s.
Also
Due May
associated
The Chase
are:
in
the
1, 1982.
offering
Manhattan
Bank;
The
First National City Bank of
New York; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; The
First Boston
Corporation;. Harris
Trust
and
Savings
Bank;
R.
H.
Moulton
Trust
&
Company; American
Company, San Francisco;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; C. J. Devine
&
Co.; Union Securities Corpora¬
tion; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
ner
First
Beane; Weeden & Co.; The
National Bank of Portland,
Oregon;
Lake City; Brush', .Slocumb
Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Fer¬
ris & Co.; J. C. Wheat &
Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; Stubbs, Smith
& Lombardo;
inclusive.
1,100,000 3s. Due on May 1, 1965.
1,100,000 2%s. Due on May 1,
19,200,000
Salt
&
Seattle-First
National
&
son
Higgins; Walter Stokes
Bank,
Los
Angeles; William R. Staats &
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Bache & Co.;
John
Nuveen
&
Co.
(Incorpo¬
rated); B. J. Van Ingen & Co.
Inc.;
Coffin & Burr
Incorporated; Hel¬
ler, Bruce & Co.; Barr Brothers
& Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; A.
G.
Becker
Clark,
Dodge
Hammill &
G. H.
Cross
&
Co.
Incorporated;
First
of
Arizona Co.; Magnus &
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and C. N. White & Co.
Co.;
Cloverdale
Union High Sch.
Dist.,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — William
P.
Johansen, County Clerk, will
ceive
bids at his office in
Rosa until 2:30
p.m. (PST)
March 13 for the
purchase of
on
$184,000
&
Wells, Inc.: Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
F. S. Smithers &
Brown
Co.
Brothers;
Harriman
&
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock
&
Co.; Fidelity Union
Trust Co.,
Newark; Wood, Struthers
&
Co.; A. M. Kidder
&
Co.;
bonds.
Dated
cipal and interest
at
the
(M-S) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Cucamonga School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
1042
p.
Bank
&
Savings
Francisco,
the
to
National
America
Association, *of San
3V2S, at 101.53, a
as
1976
to
Ventura
High
Sch.
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Hallowell,
bids at his office in Ventura until
11 a.m. (PST)-orp March 20 for
purchase
of $32,000
building
bonds. Dated April 1,-1956.
Due
on April
1 from 1957 to 1962 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at
the
County
Treasurer's
District
sealed
J. M. Heising,
—
Secretary,
bids
until
will
730
receive
the
(PST)
purchase of
$265,000
water bonds.
Dated April
1, 1956,
Due
March
on
to
1986
15
for
p.m.
April 1 from 196C
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest (A-O) payable at the Cit¬
izens National Trust & Savings
&
San
Union
Mateo
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
sealed
wood
bids
Clerk,
his
at
office
City, until 10
March
will
receive
in
Red¬
(PST)
a.m.
on
13 for the purchase of $1,-
600,000
building
bonds.
Dated
March
as
from 1957 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
$40,000 bonds
as
23/4s, at 100.02,
a
bonds
as
3s, at
100.28,
a
basis of about 2.73%.
El
—
Ruth
City
1,
1956.
1957
to
Due
1976
on
March
inclusive.
Bruton,
1
from
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office,
or
March
on
1
at any
ing,
County
sealed
wood
bids
Clerk,
at
A.
will
his office
City, until 10
a.m.
Brun-
receive
in
Red¬
(PST)
on
March 6 for the purchase of
$241,000 school bonds. Dated March
1,
1956.
to
Due
1976
on
March
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
the
Sick,
receive sealed
(PST) on March
a.m.
purchase of $6,000,000
works
bonds.
revenue
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on May 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Bonds
in
1961
and
thereafter
are
ciation, of San Francisco; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Taylor & Co.; Stone & Young¬
berg Securities Corp.;
Fred D.Blake& Co.; Jones, Cosgrove
&
Miller; and C. N. White & Co., at
1042
p.
Bank
America
net interest
follows:".
100.04,- a
4.29%,
as
$85,000 4%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
; ;
185,000 4V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
1970 to
to
National
Costa
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 3s; at 101.65, a basis
of about 2.80%.":- ~'
•
Contra
County, Calif.
$47,000 build¬
Sale—The
Bond
the
Trust
Sckocl District,
Sheldon
build¬
&
•
1996 inclusive.
1979 to
Calif.
awarded
were
—
of
of
price
a
cost of about
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
p.
1042—were awarded to DeanWitter & Co., of San Francisco, as
314s, at 100.12, a basis of about
.
3.48%'.
Petaluma
City' High Sch. Dist.,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
school
bonds
183,
group
a
Feb.
1042—were
p.
composed
Ventura County,
rwarded
America National Trust & Saving*
ing bonds offered*Feb. 28—v. 183,
932—were sold to the County
Treasurer, as 2.40s, at par.
works
cost of about
v.
$135,000
4V2S.
as
Due
follows:
March
on
15
from 1957 tp 1959 inclusive.
405,000 2s. Due on March 15 from
1960
to
1963
360,000 2V4S.
from
*
Bond
son,
March 15
on
inclusive.
School District,
on
San
Calif.-
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk,, will receive
bids
Bernardino
March
at
his
until
office
11'
in
San
(PST)
19 for the purchase of
a.m.
building bonds.
Dated
March 15, 1956. Due on March 15
the
San
&
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $207,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
p.
1042—were awarded to Blyth
& Co., and William R. Staats &
Co., both of Los Angeles, jointly,
as 314s, at
101.41, a basis of about
will
Association,
of
Solano
—
R.
be
received by
March
until
the County-Clerk
for the purchase
15
of $182,000 school bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1956. Due from 1957 to
1979
inclusive.
Victor
sealed
High School
County,
Valley Uniott
District, San Bernardino
California
Bond
son,
bids
Bernardino,
on
March
March
L. Alli¬
Offering—Harry
County
sealed
Clerk,
at
his
until
will
office
11
the
12 for
building
a.m.
receive
in
Sart
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
on March 15
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
15, 1956.
Due
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
at
Legality approved by O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Warm Springs
School District,
'
Alameda County, Calif.
be
W. Terry,
receive
School District,
County, Calif.
'
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Eoird
Roseville, Calif.
Clerk,
to
National
America
Savings
—
Vaca Valley Union
3.09%.
City
of
23
Francisco.
$850,000
School Dist.,. Los
Offering
Feb.
awarded
822—were
p.
Bank
Trust
offered
bonds
183,
from 1957 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
Orange-
,
$450,000
and
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 water,,
„
County
sealed
Water
Talbert
inclusive.
jDue
1969 to 1976
Redlands
Calif.
build¬
p.
Association; Blyth & Co.; Irving
Lund.borg & Co., all of San Fran¬
cisco, and C. N. White & Co., of
Oakland, at 100.002, a net interest
2.22%,
District,
Bond Sale—The $235,000
28
of Bank of
School
Unified
Simi
$900,000 series B
offered
i
•
1957
the
for
•-
Elementary School Dist.,
Offering—John
15
W.
Fred
—
will
bids until 10
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
Riviera
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on March
5 for the
purchase of $250,000 offstreet parking bonds. Dated March
and interest
Due
payable
the County Treasurer's office.
Jefferson
Monte, Calif.
Bond Offering
1956.
cipal and interest (M-S)
at
basis of about 2.74%.
24,000
1,
Clerk,
water
District, Los
Bernardino County,
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering
728,000 414 s. Due on Jan. 1 from
School
Angeles County,
Wallace, of San Mateo.
Jefferson
City
i
office,
Verdes
Bond Sale—The $407,000
Bank, Hemet. Legality approved
by Kirkbridge, Wilson, Harzfeld
ings Association, of San
Francisco,
follows:
Palos
to
Bond Offering
San Diego, Calif.
due
inclusive.
Union
—v.
Idyllwild County Water District
(P. O. Box 343, Idyllwild), Calif.
Francisco.
*
Trust
basis of about 3.28%.
Bond
p. 822—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust
& Sav¬
awarded
were
—
of
ing,
Bond Sale—The
$64,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 27—v.
183,
Co.; Roosevelt &
Andrews
building
March 15, 1956. Due on March
15
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Co.; Shearson,
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Incorporated:
re¬
sealed
Santa
&
Walker &
&
Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co.;
Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox; Wagenseller
& Durst,
Inc.; Weil, Roth & Irv¬
ing Co.; Doll & Isphording,
Inc.;
Bank.
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angeles; Dean Witter
& Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; California
Wilson, John¬
Garvey School Dist., Los Angeles
J-J.
Jan.
on
Bond
ica National Trust &
Interest
Legality approved by Kirkbride,
Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace, of'
16, 1957. callable as of May 1, 1960. Prin¬
and 1958. X
^
cipal and interest (M-N) payable155,000 21/2S. Due on Jan. 16 from at the City Treasurer's office, or
1959 to 1971 inclusive.
at any fiscal agency of the City
in Los Angeles, Chicago, or New
Manzanita
School District,
Butte
York City. Legality approved by
County, Calif.
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Bond Sale—The"
$69,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 183, geles.
p.
932—were awarded to Dean San Marcos County Water Dist.,
Witter & Co., :San
San Diego County, Calif.
Francisco, at
100.11, a net interest cost of about
Bond Sale—An issue of $998,000
3.31%, as follows:-.
general obligation water system
$34,000 314 s. Due on May 1 from bonds was sold to a group com¬
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
posed of the Bank of America
35,000 314s. Due on May 1 from National Trust & -Savings Asso¬
the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
March
on
$47,685.73
Dated April
July 2 from 1957
on
inclusive.
Bond
7'-
Due
Bond Offering—L. E.
Wallace
Due
1971
v
Sale-^fh^$i/o,UuO build¬
ing bonds offered'ITeb. 27—v. 183,
p. 822—were awarded io Blyth &
Co., and Heller^ Bruce & Co., both
of San Francisco, jointly, at
100.03,
1969
(Orange and Los Angeles
Counties), Calif.
to
Joaquin'County, Calif.
Nordhoff
High Sch. Dist.
2, 1956.
San
'^District, San
Bond
April 1 from
on
Feb.
183, p. 715—were awarded to the
Security-First .f National Bank of
County Clerk, will, receive sealed
Fullerton
til 11
District (P. O. Los
inclusive.
1981
Angeles C&unt$> Flood Control
April 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
to
70,000 314s. Due
Milwaukee
Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan Co.; Janney
Dulles
&
Co., Inc.; Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc.;
196*4 inclusive.
to
100,000 3s. Due
Los
cf
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
March
S72.000
by the County Clerk
13
for
building
the
purchase
bonds.
Volume
183
Number
5513
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1159)
Willow
Spring Union
Sch.
R.
Dist.,
Yolo County, Calif.
-Bond
Offering
County
son,
—
C.
Clerk,
15
for
will
receive
(PST) on March
purchase of $27,000
a.m.
the
building bonds.
1956.
to
Due
1966
Dated
March
Principal
payable at
(M-S)
Herrington
•'
the
& Sutcliffe, of
--V
■-■■Ty-,'
Aurora, Colo..
— Lai 1
i
Bond
i
San
Richards
P.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
March 5 for the purchase of $1,-
general
obligation
Freeman &
from
1957
Ellis
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
ing of public building revenue an¬
ticipation warrants totaling $3,846,500 scheduled for Feb. 15—v.
183, p. 715—was postponed.
CONNECTICUT
\
of)
tain
headed
syndicate
a
about
from
from
Other
1991
2.90s.
Due
1992 to
1995
members
.-"V'''
CcltG*
as
Due
1961 to
16,950,000
,
2.87%,
2%s.
of
July
1
July
1
McDaniel
'
4
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart
&
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Eastman, Dillon &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; F. S.
Moseley'& Co.; Phelps, Fenn &
Co.; R. W.
Presspr.c.i >&
Co.;
Salomon
Bros.
&
Co.;
Kenower,
Lewis
Bond
Offering
City Clerk,
William
—
Creagh,
will
J.
receive
sealed bids at the Council Cham¬
March
j
12
for
the
nance,
will
until
for
Inc.; Alex. Brown
Sons; Burns, Corbett & Pickard; H.
M.
Byllssby ar.d Co.;
Byrne -nd Phelps, Inc.; Lee W.
8c
Central
sanitary
Feb.
1
inclusive.
on
1
from
drain
1
on
1965
1957
bonds.
1957
1957
from
Company,
Inc.;
to
& Lynch; W. H. Morton
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Mullahey, Wells & Cbi; * "
&
Re public
Mayer; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Shields & Co.; I. M. Simon &
Co.;
Herbert J. Sims &
Co.;
1976
in¬
Ta
Castle
County,
J.
Staats
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Chaplin & Co.; City
Securities Corp.: C'ark, Dodge &
Co.;
Clayton
Securities
Co p.;
F. R.
&
Eurr, Inc.; Cobu & Co.;
Cole & Co.; Collett & C:m-
pany; Julien Collir.s & Co.; Cochy
& Co.;
CoughPn & Co.; Courts &
Co.; F. W. Craigie & Co.; Cruttenden
-
&
Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.
J. M. Dain
&
Co.; Davenport &
Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
W.
Sparks
&
curities
Rose
Hill47
Corp., Francis I. duPont &
Co., both of New York City, and
Baker, Watts & Co., of Baltimore,
as 2%s, at
100.68, a basis of about
&
Co.;
rities
Corp.; Siix & Co.; Stokes
Stone
Corp.:
&
Webster
Secu¬
Strader, Taylor &
Co.;
Stranchan, Karris & Co;
Strord & Co.;
Stubbs, Smith &
Lombardo, Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman
& Co.; Sweney
Cartwright & Co.;
Talmage & Co.; Thomas & Co.;
Clerk
of
the
p.m.
from
1968
to
Due
bonds,
July
p.m.'
pur¬
fol¬
as
1,
1972
in-*
1,
Township
bonds.:
semi-annually from July
1957
to
July *1,
clusive.
1972
in¬
V
The bonds
are dated March 15,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Central State Bank,.
Connersville.
Legality approved
oy
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
of Indianapolis.
1956.
,
1971
Prairie
1.
purchase
of
bids
of
$255,000
March
Principal
payable at
$45,000
the
Directors.
Charles
Louis. *, v •
until
of
Board
approved
Illinois
*
.
l?y
p.m.
(CST)
on
1958. Due
1,
1973
interest
ing
,
on
Principal
(M-S) payable at
a
Bond
Board of Education.
Corporation,
of St. Louis.
Legality
ap¬
-
Vermilion
County Consolidated
School District No. 109 (P. O.
R. F. D., Oakwood), III.
Bond
Offering—Oscar
Clerk
son,
will
rectors,
until
of
8
the
E.
Board
Vin¬
of
IOWA j-
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
1956.
bonds.
Due
1975
on
Dec.
1
from
1957 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a bank¬
ing institution mutually accept¬
able
to
the
purchaser
of Directors.
Board
and
the
Legality
ap¬
—
£>ue
2s.
1959
to
1961
270,000 2V4S.
to
Nov.
on
1
from
inclusive.*
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Williamsburg Community School
District, Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
bids will be received by the Sec-"
of the Board of Directors
retary
until
for
1
bonds.
Due
of
proved
on
March
of
$638,000
April 2/
purchase
building
1956.
(CST)
p.m.
the
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Louis.
27—v.
awarded
were
$30,000
to
St.
Feb.
sewer
183, p.*
Halsey,
Co., Inc., of Chicago, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.23%, as follows:. *
1043
$285,000 school
Dated April 1
inclusive.
*
$300,000
Stuart &
for the purchase of
building
,
.
Burlington, Iowa
\
Di¬
receive sealed bidF
(CST) on March 15
p.m.
as l%s; at a price of
basis of about 1.86%. -
a
and
proved by Charle? & Trauernicht
j
Sale—The $175,000 schdol
improvement bonds offered Feb.f
24—v, 183, p. 933—were awarded
to the Indianapolis Bond & Share
.bank¬
mutually1 accept¬
purchaser and the
the
March
,
pated April 100.03,
Septal from 1957-
inclusive.
to
.
dated
are
Richmond School City, Ind.
institution
able
bonds
1956. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Etna Bank, Etna"
Green; Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indi¬
anapolis.
•.
.
- ,
;
W.
March 7 for the purchase of
$204,000 building bonds',
to
The
.
Thomas
—
8:30
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclu¬
sive.
to
Kehr, Secretary of the Board ol
Education,
wilk receive sealed
bids
of
Civil
Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
Due
j
banking in¬
the
and
Offering
39,000
interest
Peoria apd Marshall Counties Sch.
Dist. No. 20 (P. O.
Chillicothe),
Bond
purchase
follows:
clusive.
building
Trauernicht, of St.
* C. / f- 1
";'■■■■';
;
the
as
School Township bonds.
semi-anually from July
1956 to July 1, 1971 in¬
1,
the
acceptable
Legality
&
for
t
mutually
purchaser
>
Due
for
and
a
23
$84,000 bonds,
Dated March 1, 1956. Due
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
4t
Parks,
Township Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
until
8
RR.
Bond Offering—Kenneth
Directors
March
on
Township (P. O.
Warsaw), Ind.
1975
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
from
1
7
1957
Legality
ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
ILLINOIS
|
Township School Township
(P. O. 6015 Feltman Drive,
Evansville), Ind.
Bond
Offering
—
Louis
Rued-
building bonds was sold to Negley, Jens & Rowe, of Peoria, as 3s.
linger, Township Trustee, will
Dated Jam. 1, 1956.
Due
(CST)
from
inclusive.
1957
J-J.
&
to
1973
KANSAS
Center
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
Louis.
to
Civil
Due
in¬
Dec.
on
Board
(CST)
County Schocl District No.
(P. C. Spring Valley), III.
Charles
1
the
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1957
28,000
on
1967
sealed
receive
Bureau
terest
$56,000
for
INDIANA
cv
99
1
v
ton
Co.; William R.
Co.; Stern Brothers &
Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & F-ot;
Stern, Lauer & Co.; Stetson Se¬
1960 to
2.44%.
*
Minquadale School District No.
&
until
5
elusive.
—
■'!
New
from
Dec.
(A-O)
Singer, Deane & Srribner; John
2.68%:
Small & Co.; Small-Miiburn
Coif
Co.;
1
stitution
Leonard
Inc.,
School
1,
County School District No
(P. O. Box 42, Joppa), III.
Bond Offering
Joseph Mayes
on
/ DELAWARE
bids
March
of
Due
Massac
on
clusive.
Moore,
Co., of Chi-i;"
33/4S, at a price
basis of about 3.66%.,
a
on
$28,000
1973 and 1974.
to
1957
Due
to
Vick
lows:
bonds.
1957
B.
sealed
(CST)
■/•.
540,000 school building bonds, en
2V2S, at -100.96, a basis 0!
1976
.
curities
Dec.
on
Due
to
from
bonds.
Feb, 1 from
—were
composed of
Bond Offering—Wayne S. Gettinger, Township Trustee, will re¬
clusive; and $414,000 2J/4S, due
will
1
101.01,
and
clusive; $368,OdO 2y2s, due
to
inclusive.
Feb.
823
p.
group
first
offered
Jennings Township (P. O. RR. 4,
Connersville), Ind.
17
Due
school
of
cost of about 2.34%
follows1: $138,000 5s, due on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1959 in¬
7.
Feb.
183,
a
delphia; M.
a net
about
from
v.-
to
bonds
cago; and White-Phillips Co.,
of Davenport, as
interest
public improvement bonds.
373,000
site
$1,375,000
revenue
dianapolis; Allan Blair & Co.;
Channer Securities
Corp., both of
Chicago; Stroud & Co., of Phila-;,
—
house
,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.;
City Securities Corp;, both of In¬
chase
school
Miller,
,
Sale—The
23—
ceive
28
&
Building Corpo¬
(P. O. Highland), Ind.
awarded
$1,460,000
v.
183,
Feb.
building bonds at 100.08,
-1966 inclusive.
■-90^000
Feb.
approved
Ice
School
ration
Bond
awarded to a. group
of the First National
$920,000
100,000 highway extension bonds.
Due
Highland
mons; and McMaster Hutchinsor
& Co., both of
Chicago, as follows:
inclusive.
on
The
Bank; A. G. Becker & Co., both
of Chicago;
Braun, BosWorth &
Co., Toledo; Blunt, Ellis & Sim¬
bonds.
sewer
on
1976
188,000 storm
No.
Aurora), III.
—
offered
composed
bids
.
Winslow;
Coffin
Donds
Sale
Ross, McCord,
of-Indianapolis.
inclusive.
Due
Feb.
(P. O.
p^ 933—were
follows
as
$505,000
.
sealed
The
bonds are dated
Feb.
Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
1,
1956. Principal and interest
McCormick
& 1 Co.;
(F-A)
M-DonaldMoore & Co.; McJunkin, Patton & payable at the First National Bank
Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; of. Boston. Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best/ Coolidge, &
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.;
Merrill,
V.
Turben & Co.; Mid-Continent Se¬ Rugg, of Boston.
Hutzler,i Union
Co.,
Co ;
131
(EST) on March 13
purchase
of
$1,256,000
the
bonds,
receive
-
&
Savings Bank; William Blair &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; WhitePhillips Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co.; H. C. Speer & Son & Co.;
and McDougal &
Condon, as 3V8S.
County School District
Evansville^ Legality
by
as
>
Carroll
group composed of Harris Trust
&
f.
W. •H.~ Newbold's Son &
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and con¬
Co.;
(P. O. Wilmington), Del." sisting of Adarrs, McEntee & Co., Hewhard, Cook & Co.; New York
Bond Offering—Ervin S.
Jester,
Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co.; American Hanseatic Corp.;. John Nuveen & Chairman
of the Board of School
Securities
Corp.; - Anderson
& Co.; O'Brian, Mitchell & Co.; Tr.e
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Strudvack; Andrews & Wells, Ohio Company; Orvis Brothers & at the office of
Thomas S. Lodge,
Inc.; Arnold and S. Bleichroeder, I Co.; Pacific Northwest Company;
Esq., Beneficial Bldg., Wilming¬
Inc.; Arnold & Crane; Auchih- Haine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
ton, until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
closs Parker & Redpath.
Hark, Ryan, Incp; D. A. rPincus & 14 for the
purchase of $525,000
Bache & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson Co.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; building bonds. Dated
April 15,
&
Co ;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; |Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Put¬ 1956. Due on
April 15 from 1957
Robert W. Baird & Co; Baker, nam &
Co.; Quail & Co.; Raffens- to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
Watts & Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; perger,
Hughes & Co.; Rambo, interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Ball, Burge & Kraus; Barr Broth¬ Close & Kerner,;In?.; Rand &
Co.] Farmers Bank of the State of
ers
& Co.; Barrett, Fitch, North
Reinholdt & Gardner;
Reynolds Delaware, Wilmington; Legality
& Co.; J. Barth &
Co.; Bartow, & Co.; Rippel_& Co.; Riter & Co.; approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Leeds & Co.; Bear, Sterns & Co.; Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
I n c.; & Washburn, of New York City.
A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc.; Bee- Rodman & Rens'mw; Rro:e/elt &
New
Castle
croft, Cole & Co.; Blair & C?.; Cross; R. F. Rothschild &
County, Alfred /.
Co.;
Inc.; William Blair & Co., Inc ; Ryan, Hanauer .& Co.; H. V. SattduPont School District No. 7
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Blu .t E.lis ley & Co.: Schaffer, Necker &
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
& Simmons.
Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Bond Sale—The
$2,400,000 school
Boettcher
and
Co.; Bosworth, ^arke;
Schoellkonf:
Hutton
&
bonds offered Feb. 29—v. 183, p.
Sullivan & Co ; J. C. Eradford & Pomerov,
Schwabacher
&
Co.; 932—were awarded to a group
Co.;
Bramhall,
Fali'n
&
Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason; Chas. W. composed of the Harris Trust &
Bramhall &
Stein; Brauo, Bos- Scranton & Co.; Seasoigood & Savings Bank, Chicago; First Bos¬
&
a
p.m.
2
$1^,750,000
building bonds offered Feb. 27—
183,-p. 933—were awarded to
Bond
purchase of
The
—
v.
- Bond
Offering — Thomas Morrissey, Jr., Commissioner of Fi¬
MacKinnon Corp.; Mag ius &
Co.;
Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; Mason-
Securities Corp.; B. J. Va.i Ingen
& Co., Inc.;' White, Weld & Co.;
worth
Sale
55
Principal and interest (J-J)>
pay¬
able at the Citizens
National Bank
of
mortgage
County Community High Sch.
Island),
Kane
bers, City Hall, North Main St.,
Norwalk, until 8 p.m. (EST)
on
'
Dist. No. 218 (P. O. Blue
South
&
Co.; S. R.
Livingstone; Crouse & Co.; Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle,
Inc.; Lyons &
Shafto, Inc.; W. L. Lyons & Co.;
Mackey, Dunn & Co.; Dona d
s.yndi•'
&
ston
inclus.ve.
the
Kennedy
Langley & Co.; Aubrey G. Lan& Co.; Lee
Higginson Co. p.;
John C. Legg & Co.
inclusive.
on
"
& Co ; A. M. Kidder
Co.; King, Quirk & Co.; Kirkpatrirk-Pettis Co.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; W. C.
follows:
on
>■'
r
Norwalk, Conn.
&
Corp., both of New York City, at
a
price of 100.03, a net interest
$83,050,000
& Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;- Arthur L. Wrigrt - &
Co.;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.; Lincoln R.
Young & Co., and Zahner & Co.
Stamford, Conn.
MacArthur
by Lehman Bros, and First Boston
cost of
Cook
St. Louis.
Illinois
Co.; Wood, Gu..dy
Wood, Struthers 6c
&
Indiarapolis Bond"f&
Corp.; Janrny, Dulles ' &
Co.; Jenks, Kirkland &-Grubbs;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kaiser &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; F. BritShare
Revenue, and Motor
Greenwich-Killing y
Expressway, Second Series, of¬
fered Feb. 28—v. 183, p. 832—were
to
Gregory
Company;
bonds,
awarded
Anders:n;
Trauernicht, of
old E. Wood &
Co.; Robert Garrett &
W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois
Expressway
Fuel
Co.;
Co.
$100,COD,0C0
Sale —The
Bond
and
Co.;
J.
C.
Chas. B. White &
White & Co.; White-
&
Hallgarten & Co.; J. B. Hanauer $300,000 sewer extension and en¬
largement bonds. Dated April
& Co.; Hannahs, Ballin &
1,
Lee;
1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957
Harrington & Co.; Harrison & Cq.;
ito 1976 inclusive.
Ira Haupt & Co.;
Principal ahd
Hayden, Miller
interest
(A-O)
&
payable
at
the
Co.;1 Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York
Heller/ Bruce & Co.; H. Hentz &
Co.; Malvern Hill & Co; J. J. B. City, or at the South Norwalk
Trust Co., South Norwalk.
Hilliard & Son; Hirsch &
Legal¬
Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; Harold H. ity approved by Wood, King &
HUston & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Dawson, of New York City.
;
Walsenburg, Colo.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Connecticut (State
Cleveland
Sons.
Legality approved by Tallmadge
& Tallmadge, of Denver. ;
^
<
&
Carterville, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$56,000
sewer extension
revenue
bonds was sold to the
water works and
Co.; R. D.
Phillips Co.; Winslow, Douglas &
McEvoy; Dean Witter & Co.; Har¬
Sons; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.;
Ginther, Johnston & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache &
Co.; Gordon Graves & Co.; Green,
water
inclusive.
1985
to
First
Farish;
Westheimer
Wheat
>
extension and improvement bonds.
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Sept.
1"
Co.;
and
Brothers, Inc.; G. H. Midwest Securities
Company, of
Walker & Co.;
Walter, Woody and Chicago, as 4V4S. Dated Nov.
1,
Heimerdinger; Watling, Lerchen 1955. Due on March 1 from
1983
& Co.; Weeden &
to 1993 inclusive.
Co.; Chas. E.
Interest M-S.
Weigold & Co.; Weftheim & Co.
Legality approved by Charles &
First
Southwest Co.; George P.
Fogg & Co.; Folger, Nolan-W. B.
Hibbs & Co.; Foster &
Marshall;
San-
quist, City Manager, will receive
700,000
&
Mohr
Van Deventer
Corp.; First of Iowa Corporation;
Hirst
of
Michigan Corporation;
First
Securities Corp., Durham;
"
Ottering
Thornton,
Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson;
Tripp & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
& Sons; R. J.
Edwards,
Inc.; Eldredge & Co.; Ellis" & Co.;
Emanuel
Deetjen * & Co.f Estaorook & Co., Este &
Co.] Fahey,
Clark & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.
Fairman, Harris & Co.; Field,
COLORADO
;
&
Edwards
and
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Francisco.
DeHaven
Co.; Franc's I. do Pont & Co.;
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill; A. G.
15,
inclusive.
interest
;Co.;
&
March 15 from 1957
on
&
Crouter
&■ Bodine;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
Dominick &
Dominick; Dreyfus
sealed bids at his office in Wood¬
land until 10
Day
Townsend;
Hiddle-
L.
L.
on
Jan. 1
Legality approved
Trauernicht,
of
In¬
ceive
sealed
on
bids
March
re¬
until
1:30
p.m.
8
the
pur¬
for
chase of $220,000 school
by
ment bonds.
St.
Due
1957
semi-annually
to
improve¬
1, 1956.
from July 1,
Dated March
July
1,
1961
inclusive.
Kansas
City, Kansas
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 traf-
ficway street and boulevard im¬
provement bonds offered
—v.
to
183,
a
p.
group
Witter
&
Brown
Bros.
933—were
composed
Co.;
Feb. 28
awarded
of
Laidlaw
&
Harriman
&
Dean
Co.;
Co.;
Wood,
Gundy & Co.; and Ball, Burge &
Andrews
&
Wells,
Inc.;
56
(1160)
Kraus,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
at
100.04, a
2.22%,
net
cost of about
$300,000 4s. Due
1957 to
I960 to
21//8S.
214s.
March
on
(P. O. Valley Center),
Bond Offering:—Mildred Cham¬
berlain, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on March
7 for
the purchase
of $625,000
Due
from
1
interest
Treasurer's
State
office, Topeka.
by
Depew,
Stanley, Wiegand, Hook & Curfman, of Wichita.
Legality
The
28
2s,
Murray State
(P.
O.
tory
bonds offered
revenue
25—-v.
183,
Federal
the
Finance
Housing
Agency,
price of
2%s,
as
at
a
par.
Western
Feb.
Bond
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬
Kentucky State College
J.
Runner
Board
of
sealed
that
announces
will
Regents
bids
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
(EST)
chase
Boston.
receive
1129, Ken¬
tucky Home Life Building, Louis¬
ville, until 4:30 p.m. (CST) on
March 9 for the purchase of $980,000
dormitory
bonds.
revenue
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
Bowling
(J-D)
Framingham, Mass.
Sale—The $500,000
Note
offered March
First
the
1
Green
Bank
York
The
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
notes
of
Nov. 7,
mature
for
the
(CST)
a.m.
utilities | revenue
March
on
bonds.
May 1, 1956.
Due
1959
Dated
inclusive.
May 1 from
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at a
bank to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
1986
to
on
Orleans.
No.
1
O. Hammond),
(P.
Louisiana
Bond Sale—The
improvement
28—v.
to
ticipation
&
notes
offered
awarded
Shawmut
1.81 %
Bank
Feb.
the
to
offered
Feb.
Jones, of New
Or¬
$735,000
from
Bond Sale—The
11
mobile
for
1957 to
1976
824—were
of
Boston,
at
offered
the
at
Feb.
28
awarded to
Security Trust Co.,
1.81% discount.
The
notes
due
are
notes
2,
New
1956.
Payable in Boston or
City. Legality approved by
Storey,
Palmer
&
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Milford, Mass.
offered
notes
March
1
awarded to the Boston Safe
were
Deposit & Trust Co., of Boston, at
Oct.
and
14
New
Nov.
offered March
First
1
1956.
The
notes
Due
Bank
of
Bos¬
March
2,
Nov.
Palmer
Dodge,
&
notes
183,
v.
29
offered
Newton-Waltham
due
Nov.
on
bonds
183,
v.
Bond
Sale—The
system
Feb.
$87,000
acquisition
28
183,
—v.
awarded
offered
933
—were
p.
to Alex.
water
bonds
Brown &
Sons,
of Baltimore.
bids
State
the
at
Street
Second
Trust
1
April 1,1956. Due
from
1957
to
Note
April
on
Second
Bank-State
Company.
2,
Reading, Mass.
Note
Sale—The $55,000 water
supply notes offered Feb. 23 were
awarded to the Middlesex County
National Bank of Everett, as
2.60s,
basis of about 2.54%.
Northborough, Mass.
Bond Offering—Grace S. Kivil-
Billerica, Mass.
„
han,
Bond Sale—The $617,000 school
offered March 1—v.
183,
bonds
1043—were
p.
mon
Bros.
&
awarded
to
Salo¬
Hutzler, New York
City, and Rockland-Atlas National
Bank of Boston,
jointly, as 23/4s,
at
100.14,
a
basis of about 2.73%.
bonds
Sale—The
offered
1043—were
p.
$125,000 water
Feb.
28
awarded
—
to
v.
183,
R.
L.
Day & Co., of Boston, as 2.20s, at
100.07, a basis of about 2.19%.
Bond Offering—William R. Cut¬
ter, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
at
the
Second
Bank-
State Street Trust
lin
on
Co., Ill Frank¬
St., Boston, until noon (EST)
March
$180,000
Dated
7
for
school
March
1,
the
purchase of
project
bonds.
1956.
Due on
sealed
Bank-State
bids
Street
will
the
at
notes.
April 1, 1957.
chase
1
Dodge, of Boston.
(EST)
until
11:30
$130,000 water bonds.
April 1, 1956. Due on April
1957
to
inclusive.
1969
the
above-mentioned
trust
com¬
pany.
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Bond
fered
March 6 for the pur¬
$300,000 notes.
Dated
March 7, -1956.; Due Dec. 6, 1956.
Peabody, Mass.
were
awarded
offered
to
the
March
1
highway
Feb.
interest
Bond
street
Feb.
Sale
—
parking
21
—
v.
The
area
183,
l
$75,000 off-
bonds offered
p,
?
823-—were
i
1
■
».
>
by
Berry,
Stevens
^
-
&
,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Oifering — Betty
Bond
City
E.
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 5 for the purchase of $1,-
500,000
general
obligation bonds,
follows:
as
$800,000
water
bonds.
700,000
of
1956
Due
to
on
1984
in¬
disposal
sewage
bonds.
The
$155,000 motor
fund bonds of¬
27—v.
cost
from
1
Due
Dec.
on
plant
from
1
about
2.84%,
bonds are dated Feb. 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
as
MINNESOTA
MICHIGAN
Ann
$100,000 3s.
on
1966
inclusive.
Arbor, Mich.
Clerk,
bids
Due
1957 to
until
will
9:30
55,000
Looker,
receive
sealed
(EST)
purchase
a.m.
15
for
the
Luther
1982
to
Sept.
inclusive.
1
from
until
&
8
Offering
Ann
>
Arbor, Mich.
Clerk,
bids
until
(EST)
p.m.
sanitary
assessment
sewer
bonds.
48,000
on
storm
1 from
Due
on
Dated
Heyd,
sociates,
on
on
March
of
Dated
July
special
sewer
Due
1956 to 1961
on
1
$165,000
March
as¬
from
MacArthur
•
Bond
&
Co.,
of
were
inclusive.
Sale
The
—
awarded
cation,
will
until
p.m." (EST)
8
receive
sealed
on
to
a
group
com¬
G.
Becker
&
Co., both of
Chicago, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., and Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
both
of
Detroit,
at
cost
of
100.04,
sfbout
bids
March
$400,000
April 1,
—
Ander-I
will
receive
(CST)
Clerk,
until
13
»
Allan
8
for
the
p.m.
purchase of
building bonds.
Dated
1956.
Due on April 1
cipal and interest payable at a
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson,
of
Minneapolis.
1957 to
a
net
1969 to
550,000
.
.
<
.
2.66%,
Sale—The $335,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
p.
717—were awarded to
composed
of
American
a
group
National
Bank,
Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.;
Caldwell, Phillips Co., all of St.
Paul, Republic Company, Chicago,
and
Citizens
State
Bank
of
Brandon.
as
on
Jan. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
495,000 2V2S. Due
bids
Bond
Edina, Minn.
Bond Offering—School bonds in
$480,000 2%s. Due
Edu¬
March* 14
District
sealed
on
Offering
Minnesota
posed of the First National Bank,
O. 24695 Ann Arbor
of
Bond
son,
$1,530,000
A.
interest
Board
4
Minnesota
Douglas County Indep. Consol. Sch.
District No. 31 (P. O. Brandon),
follows:
the
No.
De¬
school building and site bonds of¬
fered
Feb.
28—v.
183, p. 933—
Township School District
of
Independent School
(P. O. Hawley),
County
District
Marquette School District, Mich.
Dearborn
Secretary
Clay
1957
Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank
troit.
inclusive.
Feb.
(P.
723 First National
Building, Minneapolis 2,
Minn.
inclusive.
ower,
Aug.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
3
19.
ob¬
Inc.,
Soo Line
1,
Sale—The.$200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 23—v. 183,
p. 933 — were awarded to Ken-
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
No.
be
can
14
trust company to be
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
1956 to 1961
March
on
information
tained from T. G. Evenson & As¬
Bond
108,000 storm sewer general ob¬
ligation bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from
Further
$2,000,000 will be
sale
for
from 1958 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
5,000 sanitary sewer general ob¬
ligation bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from
bonds.
of
amount
Dist.,
Marquette County School District
No. 10 (P. O. Marquette), Mich.
special
„
sessment bonds.
the
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1961 in¬
clusive.
1982
or
March 5 for the purchase of $275,000 bonds, as follows:
:
$114,000
(EST)
purchase
Due
interest
Looker,
receive sealed
will
2:30
Bond Offering—School bonds in
1
-
Bond Offering—Fred J.
City
Sch.
Marvin
—
p.m.
the
1956.*to
■
Bloomington, Minn.
March
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
and
Paddock
on
1971 inclusive.
Michigan
Bond
1956
Principal
Due
Consolidated
of
<
March 1 from
offered
on
sys¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
on
23/4s.
from. 1967 to
Trail, Dearborn), Mich.
Bond Offering—Edwin Baschal,
Taunton, Mass.
1,
1957
follows:
Merchants
National Bank of Boston, at 1.90%
discount.
March
from
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank
Fenker,
1956.
183, p. 932—
were awarded to Barcus, Kindred
& Co., of Chicago, at 100.008, a net
on
of
chase
1
1956 to 1984 inclusive.
Sale—The
vehicle
and interest
n
notes
1, 1956.
Principal and
School
clusive.
1, 1956.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor.
Boston.
ticipation
March
Dated
June
Moorman, of Detroit.
Cook,
Ironwood, Mich.
a.m.
1
trust company to be
Stone, of Detroit.
re¬
March
on
Consolidated
on
Dec.
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
Offering — Alexander G.
Note
Second
of
from
Dated
1
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
banking in¬
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Trust
Co., 11
Franklin St., Boston, until noon
(EST) on March 8 for the pur¬
Dated
H.
Due
bonds.
Due
1981
stitution
ap¬
Lajoie, County Treasurer, will
re¬
Note Sale—The $500,000 tax an¬
Carlisle, Mass.
*
ceive
Treasurer,
Principal and interest payable at
Brockton, Mass.
Bond
Town
building
interest payable at a
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
&
Township
Greenville),
Offering—Anne
Due
Street
Legality
Eureka
tion
Principal and interest payable at
the
and
March
on
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
12 for the
purchase of $350,000
interest
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on March 6 for the
purchase of $97,000 tax anticipa¬
inclusive.
.1976
on
Lake
Michigan
Bank-
Street,
(EST) on March 6 for the
purchase of $480,000 school bonds.
Dated
1
as
inclusive.
1977
School District (P. O.
Company, 111
Boston,
until
Franklin
2.75%,
Oct.
on
2V4s.
approved
Greenville
Offering—Harry I. Gran¬
ger, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
to
building
MASSACHUSETTS
23—
Oct. 1 from
Weymouth, Mass.
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
a
disposal
1960 inclusive.
180,000 23/4s. Due
1961
'
Due
Due
District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Dwight
L.
Wiseman, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
or
for
,
gen¬
Feb.
about
inclusive.
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
from
3s.
1957 to
$625,000 automobile parking
Legality approved by Ropes,
100.30,
375,000
$20,000
by
at
1
Walled
$200,000
sewage
of
cost
2y2s.
March 1 from
on
1961
to
165,000
1956.
—
North
Thurmont, Md.
Jan.
on
offered
933—were awarded to
p.
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
p.
Boston.
MARYLAND
from
933—were awarded to
Peoples National Bank, of Bay
City, at a price of 100.002, a net
2.09%.
1956.,.Due
are
obligation
system
interest (M-S) payable at the Ann
Arbor Bank.
Legality approved
1956.
1
Sale—The $600,000 storm
bonds offered Feb. 28
1957
to
&
Bank
discount.
notes
Sale—The
interest
and
a
sewer
$60,000 3V2S. Due
follows:
March
Co., of Waltham, at 1.749%
The
eral
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
leans.
Due
at
be
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Blyth
& Co., both of Chicago,
jointly, at
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.31%, as follows:
27
Feb.
to
183,
—v.
inclusive.
3%s.
Principal
payable
Bond
water
interest
to
awarded
were
as
Essexville, Mich.
Bond
ap¬
& Burr,
Inc., of Boston,
2.10s, at 100.04, a basis of about
as
City
Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Feb.
3.77%,
Jan.
on
;1, 1956.
195Q; to 1960
from
Muskegon, Mich
water
$45,000
Bond Offering—Fred J.
offered
Due
1970
to
1
banking in¬
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.:
*
from 1971 to 1990 inclusive.
1044—were awarded to
p.
of
Newton, Mass.
Trust
Legality
Sale—The
mains
Boston.
Note
1958
Feb.
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
Worcester
7, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Boston.
ceive sealed bids
dated
are
on
$705,000 4s.
inclu¬
Topsfield, Mass.
Note
awarded to
were
about
the
$1,000,000 notes
National
of
receive
,
&
cost
will
assessments sanitary
bonds.
on
s
April
proved
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of soB
to.
n
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
mer
ton, at 1.978% discount.
1956.
terest
2,070,000
of
Bank
Bedford, Mass.
Note Sale—The
the
16,
Mericka
bonds are dated April 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the
First
National
Trust
discount.
1.84%
p.
group
follows:
noon
Note Sale—The $300,000 tax an¬
183,
a
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co., and S. R.
Livingstone,
Crouse & Co., at 100.02, a net in¬
Bond
Nov.
York
ticipation
J.
The
of Lynn,
on
to
& Curtis; Stranahan, Harris &
Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Ful¬
ton, Reid & Co.; McDonald-Moore
& Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; Wm.
inclusive.
1971
to
Due
son
fol¬
Coffin
$800,000
were
1957
revenue
28—v.
Clerk,
special
1956.
27
Lynn, Mass.
Sale—The
from
$2,775,000 auto¬
awarded
000
sewer
(A-O)
system
Feb.
City
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
March 5 for the purchase of $65,-
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
pur¬
as
on
offered
bach,
Mich.
Pleasant,
Otfering—Allan J. Kron-
stitution
a.m.
the
bonds,
parking
bonds
sive.
National
discount. Due Nov. 7, 1956.
Note
183, p. 603—were awarded
Scharff
Mass.
Note Sale—The $200,000 tax an¬
the
$460,000 public
bonds
2.62%.
Leominster,
Tangipahoa Parish Hospital Service
District
the
Corp., New York
at 100.62, a basis
2.70s,
as
about
to
The notes mature $150,000 each
purchase of $8,300,000
of
1
awarded
were
—
Boston
City,
of
-
29
until
8
Michi¬
a
Detroit, Mich.
clusive.
1956.
Sale—The $894,000 school
offered Feb. 28 — v. 183,
1044
on
bids until 11
March
on
1957
Principal ar.d
Legality approved by Berry,
& Moorman, of Detroit.
of
500,000 Tewksbury School Proj¬
ect
bonds.
Due on April
1
Bos¬
Bank
Hull, Mass.
LOUISIANA
Alexandria, La.
Bond Offering—Hal T. Dulany,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
85,000 water bonds. Due
&
City.
Co.,
$150,000 school
bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
discount.
1.78%
ton, at
notes
awarded to
were
National
payable
Trust Company, or at the Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, of New
Trust
lows:
the
Room
at
sealed
from
Bond
1,
Stevens
Bank-State
Nov. 8,
1
Feb.
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
Mount
$500,000
trust company to be
or
Boston, at 1.82% discount.
Street
June
on
inclusive.
bank
der.
Second
to
ton.
were
(P. O. Bowling Green), Ky.
Bond Offering — Secretary Etta
the
to
of
Dated
designated by the successful bid¬
1044—
p.
ceive
Home
and
183,
National
First
Feb.
awarded
Due
1981
gan
notes
re¬
823—were sold to
p.
Feb. 28—v.
purchase
bonds.
interest (J-D) payable at
$500,000
O'Neill, Town Treasurer, will
bonds
College
1956.
J.
p.
Murray), Ky.
$840,000 dormi¬
Sale—The
Tewksbury, Mass.
Offering — William
dated
are
on
the
building
basis of about
a
of
Bank
for
to
were
Bond
Bond Sale—The
at 100.09,
Bank-
Co., of Boston,
29,
1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
approved
KENTUCKY
Second
Taunton, Mass.
notes
awarded
were
the
1.99%.
&
offered
Shawmut
notes
Due
1,
Principal and
payable at the
(M-S)
by
Note
$500,000
to
State Street Trust
as
Boston, at 2.15% discount.
1958
inclusive.
1977
to
March
Dated
March
on
Feb.
National
1956.
Kansas
1956.
awarded
pay¬
Legality approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Sale—The
offered
the
Sedgwick County School District
building bonds.
1976 inclu¬
Chelsea, Mass.
Note
1
from 1970 to 1976 inclusive.
No. 46
Storey,
1
March
on
to
able at the above-mentioned trust
1969 inclusive.
Due
1957
Dodge, of Boston.
inclusive.
Due
from
1
Principal and interest
company.
March 1 from
on
1965
from 1966 to
700,000
IVlarch 1 from
on
March
sive.
1959 inclusive.
600,000 2s. Due
400,000
interest
follows:
as
.
.
1976
2%s.
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
from 1977 to
on
the amount of $775,000 will be of¬
fered for sale on March 14. Fur¬
ther
information
can
be
from T. G. Evenson &
Jan.
1984,inclusive.
1
obtained
Associates,
Inc., 723 First National Soo Line
Building, Minneapolis 2, Minn.
,
Volume
Number 5513
183
Golden
Valley,
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
March 14 for the purchase of $80,-
of
amount
offered
ther
for
(J-J)
will be
April 3. Fur¬
$1,425,000
sale
on
information
from T.
inclusive.
000
Minn.
Bond Offering—School bonds in
the
obtained
be
can
G. Evenson &
Associates,
Inc., 723 First National Soo Line
Building; Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Hennepin
County
19
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
7:30
(PST)
p.m.
of $2,000,000
Dated
Feb.
1,
building, bonds.
1956.
Due
1986
March
on
the purchase
for
Feb. 1 from 1959 to
on
choice;
second
of
No.
will
the
Missoula
be
the
City Council.
Principal and in¬
at
any
suitable
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hutchinson), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183,
p. 717—were awarded to a group
the
will
p.m.
(MST)
purchase
aonds.
sealed
of
$28,000
Jan.
White
by J.
Minneapolis,
$240,000
2%s.
from
2V2S.
from
Due
Co., of
Due
April
on
O.
1
inclusive.
1
inclusive.
1973
(P.
April
on
1963
1964 to
Canada
&
follows:
1958 to
410,000
New
Dain
M.
as
Paul),
St.
Bond Sale—The $18,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 23—v. 183,
p.
934—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
apolis. ;
Ramsey and Washington Counties
Joint Indep. Consol Sch. Dists.
Nos. 39 and 103 (P. O. White
Bear Lake
Bond
Thomsen,
of
ant
10), Minn.
Offering
Ernest M.
—
Assist¬
Administrative
the
Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on March 27 for the
purchase of $665,000 school build¬
ing bonds. JDated April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1986
p.m.
Bonds due in 1978 and
inclusive.
thereafter
are
callable
as
1955.
on
Bond Sale—The
$415,000 school
to
Boland,
Saffin & Co., of New York City,
as
3.20s, at 100.29, a basis of about
1045—were
Interest M-N.
NEBRASKA
Sidney, Neb.
$262,000 gen¬
eral obligation paving bonds of¬
fered
Feb.
27—v.
183, p. 934—
were awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Chicago, and the First Trust
Co., Lincoln, jointly.
(P.
Norwood
8
the purchase
Offering—Einar
H.
will
Bro-
receive
29—v.
awarded
were
clusive.
Wachob
183,
to
a
934—
p.
group
com¬
Bender
Corp.;
Lucas,
Waeckerle; Barret, Fitch,
North & Co.; Zahner & Co., and
Ellis, Holyoke & Co., at 98.60, a
net interest cost of about 3.39%,
-
Eisen &
(F-A)
300,000
3.30s.
$650,000 will be offered for sale
on April 11.
Further information
be obtained from T. G. Even-
Inc., 723 First
National Soo Line Building, Min¬
Associates,
&
son
neapolis 2, Minn.
MISSISSIPPI
Due
3%s.
March
on
Due
724,000
3.40s.
Offering—W.
W.
School District
(P. O. Belmar), N. J.
Bond
1
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
NEW
Clerk,
1957 to
1968 inclusive.
MISSOURI
Bond
water
was
r
improvement bonds
Co.,
sold to Geo. K. Baum &
3V4s, 3s and
2y4s. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
March 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Interest M-S.
Legality
of
Kansas
City,
as
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
on
,
& Trauer-
MONTANA
awarded
tional
the
to
Glasgow, Mont.
Offering
City
Clerk,
bids
until
—
will
1:30
Martin Miller,
receive sealed
(MST) on
p.m.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1969 in¬
Principaland
interest
First
Na¬
Bank, of Boston, at 1.98%
discount.
(F-A) payable at the Belmar Na¬
tional Bank,
Belmar. Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
by
proved
Nashua, N. H.
Note
Offering
City
Benoit,
Edward
—
R.
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
(EST)
,
until
11
a.m.
Debenture Offering
Board
Due Dec. 3, 1956.
O.
bids
fice
9:30
to
Oct. 1, 1961.
Trust
Beekmantown,
No.
T.
1955.
interest;
First
bonds.
Due
1973
on
of
1
from
inclusive, i Principal
(F-A)
National
payable
Bank
of
at
Bond
Chazy
and
the
Offering
—
District
on
L.
Mary
Clerk,
will
March
Collings¬
sive. Principal and
from
1957
and
the
to1
1975
Green
Bond
N.
Sale —The
bonds
offered
1045
p.
Island,
Feb.
29—v.
awarded
were
—
$45,000 water
Manufacturers
to
Traders
&
Co., of Buffalo,
a
183,
as 2.70s,
basis of about 2.67%.
the
Trust
at 100.13,
(P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
Offering — James
M.
Bond
Landis, Town Supervisor, will
ceive
sealed, bids
bonds.
Aug.
March
on
of
$60,500
until
10
re¬
for the pur¬
14
general purpose
Dated Feb.
1, 1956. Due
on
27.
and
bear
at
27
rate
of
the
2%.
Twenty-five million dollars
is payable May 2 and $25,000,000
May 3. The notes are callable on
after
April 23 and 24 respec¬
five days' written
notice, and are issued in anticipa¬
or
upon
of
tion
real
estate
taxes
due
the
city.
The
the
banks
participating
amounts
Chase
allocated
Manhattan
and
The
are:
Bank
$11,440,-
000; The First National City Bank
New
York
payable at the Rye National Bank,
Harrison.
Legality approved by
$4,624,000;
Company
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Corn
Hempstead
No.
Union
Free
Sch.
&
Dist.
(P. O. Lawrence), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Helen G. Mc¬
Ginn, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on
March 8 for the purchase of
$190,000
school
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
1957
to
1985
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York
up
City.
*
Bond
Village
will
Treasurer,
Elliott,
receive
000
bonds.
sewer
Due
Dated
Feb,
inclusive.
Bank
of
proved
Hilton.
Legality ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
by
Heckler &
City.
&
Co.,
Honeoye Falls, N. Y.
Sale
The $16,000 water
Bond
—
offered
awarded
Feb.
the
to
24
were
State
Bank, of
Honeoye Falls, as 2.90s, at a price
of 100.001, a basis of about 2.899%.
of
Edward Son-
—
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on March 8
for
the
purchase
construction
of
bonds.
$3,895,000
Dated
Due
1955.
1985
to
on
May
15
&
McGovern
$1,256,000;
York
$790,000;
Company
Trust
York
$290,000;
Bank
and
Sterling National
Trust
Company
$230,-
000; Federation Bank and Trust
Company $140,000; Kings County
Company, Brooklyn,
Y.
N.
The Amalgamated Bank
York $90,000; and Under¬
Trust Company $70,000.
of New
writers
Niagara Falls City School District,
New York
Bond Sale—The
$3,760,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 29—v. 183,
p. 825—were awarded to a group
composed of Marine Trust Com¬
of Western New York, of
Buffalo; Northern Trust Co.; Con¬
pany
Illinois National Bank
tinental
velt
&
Co., both of Chicago; Roose¬
Cross; Wood, Struthers &
&
Co.; R. D. White & Co.; Kenower,
Fairman, Har¬
& Co., and Blewer, Glynn &
Co., as 2.30s, at 100.38, a basis of
MacArthur & Co.;
ris
about 2.26%.
North
Collins,
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
N.
Y.
water
183,
$31,000
Feb.
24
—
v.
934—were awarded to Blair &
Co., Inc., of New York City, as
2.70s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
of about 2.67%.
p.
Nov.
from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-N)
payable at
the Central Islip National Bank,
Central Islip.
Legality approved
by Sullivan,
New
Midland
Company $296,000; Unite^l
Trust
Company of New
States
Union Free School District
No. 12 (P. O. Brentwood), N. Y.
Offering
$4,336,000;
$4,250,-
«J>feW\ York $730,000; Empire
Trust
I slip
Bond
Bank
Company
Incorporated
of
Bank
Marine
Trust
bonds
Trust
The Hanover Bank $2,670*Irving Trust Company $2,350,000;
The New York Trust
Company $1,270,000; J. P. Morgan
1,
Aug. 1 from 1957 to
on
Manufacturers
Trust
$4,564,000;
Chemical
000;
$90,000;
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $350,-
Guar¬
000;
Trust
Hilton, N. Y.
Offering—Robert
1
>
$10,514,000;
Exchange
Bankers
15
Donovan, Hanrahan,
Lane, of New York
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
7 (P. O. Great Neck),
Dist. No.
City.
York
New
Bond
Offering
District
Griffen,
ceive
(EST)
sealed
—
Margery
Clerk,
until
bids
will
2
C.
re¬
p.m.
March 15 for the pur¬
$4,952,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
chase of
lows:
Liberty, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
New
183,
p.
York
City, as 3.20s, at a
100.32, a basis of about
3.22%.
on
Oct.
1
site
from
Mc¬
Millan, Village Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
3
p.m
bonds.
1956
to
Due
1984
inclusive.
4,690,000
school building bonds.
April 1 from 1957 to
Due
on
1985
inclusive.
"
The
bonds
are
1956. Principal and
Massena, N. Y.
ceive
school
$262,000
$59,000 public
offered Feb.
Bond Offering—William B.
build-
interest
Feb.
Feb.
anty Trust Company of New York
(P. O. Miller Place),
Bond Sale—The $410,000
dated
are
of
price of
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
city does
announced
was
notes
(F-A)
New York City.
New York
it
The
E.
com¬
sive. Principal and interest
to
934—were awarded
Inc., of
8
Lawrence
inclu¬
1956
24—v.
No.
Comptroller
1960
from
1
to Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Dist.
$50,000,000
panies with which the
a.m.
Plattsburgh office. Le¬
approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Sch.
to
Gerosa to 19 banks and trust
bonds
Common
—
amounting
tively
Harrison
improvement
Brookhaven
New York City, N. Y.
Sale
Tax Anticipation
business,
Y.
gality
1
Note
Notes
City
Albany,
William Eick,
Caldwell,
Mitchell,
1956
Principal
payable at
(J-D)
interest (M-S)
payable at the National Commer¬
cial Bank & Trust Company of
8 p.m. (EST) on March 21 for the
purchase
of
$400,000
building
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1955. Due
15
from
1
1,
Exchange Bank, New
Legality approved by
Marshall,
Trimble
&
of New York City.
Corning.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
1957
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Jan.
Dec.
City.
have been awarded by New York
15,
8 for the pur¬
building bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1956.
Due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1985 inclu¬
(EST)
Flemington-Raritan Sch. Dist., N. J.
on
im¬
Dated
Corn
York
the
public
$741,000
Dec.
ical
11
for
North
(P. O. Box 685,
chase of $1,849,000
1957
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
—
Plattsburgh,
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
wood.
Bond Offering
1
D'Gregory,
$465,000
Aug. 1,
Dated
Aug.
YORK
Plattsburgh), N. Y.
Goulburn, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
to
until
8
derling, President of the Board of
NEW
and Altona Central School District
Katharine
purchase
Co., New
Denver.
Collingswood, N. J.
the
Principal and in¬
,
CXVI notes. Dated April
9, 1956.
Payable Nov. 5, 1956 at the Chem¬
of
York City.
Legality approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
anty
Co., of Montclair. The group
for $623,000 bonds as 2J/2S, at
100.32, a basis of about 2.46.%
for
on
(A-O) payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the Guar¬
bid
—
(MST)
purchase
terest
Newark, and Ewing
Offering
p.m.
semi-annually from April 1, 1957
Bond Sale—The $625,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
p. 934—were awarded to a group
composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.,
New York
City; National
Bond
receive
Governor's of¬
the
for
20
of)
The State
York
noon
(EST) on March 7 for
purchase of $18,860,000 Issue
the
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the State
$5,000,000 State highway deben¬
tures.' Dated April 1, 1956. Due
J.
N.
the
at
—
will
Finance
until
March
JERSEY
Bogota),
c\t
sealed
Bogota Township School District
(P.
(State
Mexico
New
on March 6 for the pur¬
of
$300,000 notes.
Dated
1956.
New
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
1985
re¬
ceive
NEW
bids
March
inclusive.
interest
1956.
MEXICO
NEW
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
E.
City Housing Authority,
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
clusive.
$300,000 tem¬
loan notes offered Feb. 24
building
Sale—An issue of $36,000
works
HAMPSHIRE
Dover, N. H..
20
Canton, Mo.
f
Edgar
—
purchase of $285,000 school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. - Due
Sale —The
Note
bids until 7 p.m.
from
Offering
Rogers, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 13
March
on
Due
(EST)
Wall Township
sealed
on
of
1970
chase
&
Collins,
will receive sealed
(CST) on March
6
for the purchase
of $115,000
industrial bonds. Due on March 1
Town
County
to
(P. O. Stillwater), N. J.
Bond Offering — Carl L. Roof,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1
March
on
Due
State Bank of
Tylerstown, Miss.
Bond
the
at
purchase
Stillwater Township School District
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
obliga¬
the amount
of
can
interest
Co., Tenafly. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
1977 and 1978.
March 7,
Winona, Minn.
bonds in
payable
and
from 1968 to 1976 inclusive.
chase
water
Principal
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (EST) on March 15 for
the
purchase of $80,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
as follows:
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1971
$279,000 4s. Due on March 1 from inclusive; Principal and interest
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
(F-A)
payable at the Newton
634,000 3s. Due on March 1 from Trust Co., Newton. Legality ap¬
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
1,163,000 3*/4s. Due on March 1
Wood, of New York City.
Bond Offering—General
tion
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
posed of Blyth & Co.; White, Weld
& Co.; Stern Bros. & Co.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Wm. Blair & Co.;
bids until 7 p.m.
April 1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
on
of $165,000 building
proved
were
Minn.
(CST) on
March 14 for the purchase of $58,000 street lighting improvement
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956.
Due
sealed
for
Trust
Feb.
porary
Clerk,
22
for the
apolis.
City
March
on
bonds.
fered
build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
p.
824—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
Bond
(EST)
p.m.
on
O.
School
District, N. J.
Bond Offering —* Harry Daw,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Sale—The $3,750,000 stu¬
dent facilities revenue bonds of¬
Minnesota
gen,
awarded
3.16%.
Sale—The
Sale—The $350,000
Willmar,
p.
payable
Note
Chamberlain,
bonds.
for the purchase of $300,000
building bonds. Dated May 1,1956.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln), Neb.
City
provement
'
Bond
Schoonover,
bonds
183,
(J-D)
until
(EST)
29—v.
pur¬
Massena
New York
Corning, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Vernum M.
receive
Feb.
the
D.
2 ^—-
a.m.
offered
183,
R.
&
will
March
on
to
the
Banking & Trust
Company. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Co., New York City, as
2.90s, at 100.17, a basis of about
Principal and
payable at the
(A-O)
1—v.
for
8
$210,000 sewer bonds.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
cipal and interest
at
Y.
awarded
of
57
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
$98,000 water
March
Neptune Township School District
(P. O. Ocean Grove), N. J.
23
650,000
Washington County Indep. Schoo
District No. 106 (P. O. Stillwater),
on
Trust Co., Camden. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST)
of April
1, 1977.
April 1,
April 1 from 1957
Camden
County School District No.
14 (P. O. Shelby), Mont.
Bond Offering — J. D. Annis,
Bond
Minnesota
Dated
Sale —The
offered
934—were
p.
inclusive.
interest
No. 2
headed
bonds.
Due
1972
to
building
In¬
Toole
Bond
water
1956.
terest J-J.
District
Clinton, N.
Bond
receive
000
8
1956.
1,
Dated Dec.
basis of about 3.03%.
Clerk, will
March
on
chase
bonds
March 12 for the
on
Dated
until
(EST)
group
Co.; George B.
Inc.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., and
R. D. White &
Co., all of New
York City, as 3.10s, at 100.57, a
Stevenson &
Gibbons & Co.,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 27 for the purchase of $80,-
Trustees,
bids
Borough
a
composed of Bacon,
Glassboro, N. J.
Plummer,
of
934—were awarded to
p.
Bond Offering—Arman Schnetz-
ler,
Board
receive
payable
McLeod
of
interest
'
County School District
(P. O. Seeley Lake),
33
Clerk
inclusive.
terest
bonds
choice
Principal and
payable at the
Flemington
National Bank & Trust Co., Flem¬
ington.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Montana
(P. O. Bloomington), Minn.
Bond Offering—Allan Moir, Dis¬
until
tion bonds will be the first
serial
Bond Offering—Olive
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 142
trict
municipal fire truck bonds.
Dated April
1, 1956.
Amortiza¬
Indep.
Joint
(1161)
dated
April
1,
interest (A-O)
payable at the Franklin National
Bank of Franklin Square. Legal¬
ity
approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
of New York City.
field & Wood,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
58
.
.
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
(1162)
No.
Bond Offering
Ontario), N. Y.
build¬
Bond Sale—The $552,000
ing bonds offered March 1—-v. 183,
p. 934-r-were awarded to a group
bonds, as follows:
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, Buffalo; $1,200,000 school building
Co., Inc., New York City;
Manufacturers
&
Traders Trust
Blair &
Roosevelt & Cross,
Co., Buffalo;
and
Due
City, as 2%s, at 100.23,
basis of about 2.72%.
Offering
1
—
W.
Harvey
cation,
will
p.m.
(EST)
2
the
March 14
$1,880,000
on
of
purchase
bids
sealed
receive
until
building .bonds.
Dated April 1,
1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
payable
(A-O)
the
at
First National Bank & Trust Com¬
of
Legality
Ossining.
is
(P. O. Putnam Valley), N. Y.
Sale—The $235,000
of Western New
were
Trust Co.
to the Marine
awarded
build¬
29
Feb.
offered
(P. O. Suffern), N.
Squire,
Mannheimer-Egan,
and
the
New
York
.
183, p. 1045—were awarded to
composed of Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
1976
to
Bond
Sale — The
$2,600,000
building bonds offered Feb. 28—
V/2%
v.
inclusive.
from
July
ther information
a
basis of about 2.53%,
District
Union
No.
S
(P.
Free
O.
School
Hampton
Gibbons & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson
pal
&
Co., and R. D. White & Co., all
New York City, as 2.90s, at
100.15, a basis of about 2.88%.
of
Tonawanda
No. 1
Union
Free
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Kenmore), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $3,285,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 183,
p.
935—were awarded to
a
group
composed of The First National
City Bank, of New York City,
Manufacturers
and
Traders Trust
Beavercreek Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
inson, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
antil noon (EST) on March 8 for
the purchase of $749,000
school
building bonds. Dated March 15,
1956.
to
Due
interest
Bond
Village
by
Home
Federal
until
bids
Mc-
E.
re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
March 20 for the pur¬
of $300,000
improvement
Dated March 1, 1956. Due
noon
on
Dec.
1
from
1957
Principal
1966
to
in¬
interest
and
the
Housing and
Fi¬
Agency, the only bidder, as
2%s, at par.
nance
tional
of Cleveland.
Bank
Bryan
City
School District,
High Point, N. C.
Offering — W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
until
11
Raleigh
(EST) on March 6
for the purchase of $250,000 land
acquisition bonds. Dated April 1,
1956.
building bonds offered Feb. 29—
183, p. 718—were awarded to a
v.
composed of Baxter, Wil¬
E. Hutton & Co.;
Prescott & Co., all of Cleveland,
and Illinois Company, of Chicago,
1966
liams & Co.; W.
as
23/4s, at 101.17, a basis of about
2.63%.
\
a.m.
Due
on
April 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable
in
New
(A-O)
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.
York City.
1,
1957
Princi¬
payable
Lake
Fearing Local School District
(P. O. R.D. 1. Whipple), Ohio
Offering
.Bond
Carlisle-LaGrange
District
Bond
Local
School
(P. O. LaGrange), Ohio
Offering
—
Donald J.
•
receive
will
sealed
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on March 7 for the
purchase of $84,000 building and
improvement bonds. Dated March
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
8
p.m.
ing bonds.
Dated March 1, 1956.
1961
to
to
1,
—v.
R.R.
Offering
Dist.,
S.
H.
—
Legality approved
& Dempsey,
Sanders
Bond
Ohio '
Zepp,
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on April 10 for
the purchase of $2,060,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due semi-annually on June and
cation,
Dec.
O.
West Liberty), Ohio Offering — Lelaw Kent,
1,
Clerk of Board of
Fahey,
Clark
&
Company,
of
Cleveland,, as 2%s, at a price of
100.12, a basis of about 2.48%.
Schi
Squire,
Triad Local School District (P.
183, p. 718—were awarded to
City
(J-D)
of Cleveland.
Feb. 27
provement bonds offered
1957
-Principal and
payable
at
the
Exchange Bank,
National
Sandusky.
im¬
sewer
from
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1981
Third
Sale—The $20,969 special
and
purchase of $623,500
Dated April 1,
bonds.
Due
interest
County (P. O. Elyria), Ohio
water
the
building
by
assessment
Offering—C. F. Breining,
for
13
in-
of
Bond
Co., of Cincinnati, as'3s,
a basis of about 2.98%.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lorain
-
»,
sealed
receive
(EST)
Education, will
until
bids
noon
March 16 for the pur¬
on
chase of $580,000
building bonds.
April 15, 1956. Due on Oct.
1957 to
1978 inclusive.
Dated
from
15
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Bank of North Lewis-
burg Company, Lewisburg.
Vermilion Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $535,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 15—w. 183,
p. 606—were awarded to a group
1, 1957 to- 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-; composed of Braun,
.
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., of Toledo; Ball, Burge
the Board of Education.
:
& Kraus, of Cleveland; and StranMinerva Exempted Village School ahan,'Harris & Co., of Toledo, as
3s at a price of 100.52, a basis
District, Ohio
Clerk of
able at the office of the
■
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
p.
&
101,
basis of about 2.89%. V>
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
of $32,575 spe¬
cial
assessment sewer improve¬
to
and
Principal
" -
Philadelphia City Sch. Dist:,
Ohio
Sale
Bond
2.94%.
$1,780,003
The
—
.
Warrensville Heights Village Local
School District (P. O. 4285
Warrensville
Road, Cleveland),
Ohio
interest
payable at the Mogadore
Savings Bank. Legality approved
Cleveland.
3s, at 100.53, a
1966
1957
from
1
(J-D)
New
Braun, Bosworth
as
Dated March 1, 1956.
Dec.
$165,000 ^clicol
935—were awarded to
& Co., Toledo,
basis of about
183, p.
J
7 for the purchase
on
Bond Sale—The
v.
Mogadore, Ohio
.
building bonds offered Feb. 27—
Offering—Dean Benshoff,
Bond
..
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Millersport), Ohio
Co., of Cleveland, as 3s, at
a
2.94%.
about
Walnut
605—were awarded to McDon¬
ald
of
of
Bond
Offering
•
Harold
—
E.
Kuhn, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 22 for
the. purchase of $630,000 building
bonds. Dated M&fch 1, 1956. Due
on
Dec.
1
inclusive.
from
1957
1977
to
in-
interest
Principal -and
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
tional Bank of Cleveland. Legal¬
826—were awarded to a
interest
ity approved by Squire. Sanders
(J-D)
payable
at
the:
group composed of' First Cleve¬ &
Dempsey, of Cleveland. *
Peoples Banking & Trust Com¬
land Corp.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
pany, of Marietta.
Legality apWarsaw, Ohio *
J
Field, Richards & Co.; Hayden,
oroved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Bond Offering—Marvin Davis,
Miller & Co.; Prescott & Co.; Mer¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
rill, Turben 8c Co.; Stranahah, Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Harris & Co., and Kenower, Mac- bids until noon (EST) on March
Green Local School District (P. O.
for the
purchase of $20,000
Arthur & Co., as 3s, at 101.95, a 15
Box 86,
Greenford), Ohio
water works improvement bonds.
basis of about 2.79%.
to
1.979
Principal
inclusive.
and
building bonds offered Feb. 28—V.
183,
p.
Offering—Fred W. Clause.
Bond
Clerk of Board of
sealed
Education, will
until
bids
noon
Dated Dec.
Turnpike Commission (P. O.
Ohio
East
139
Gay Street, Columbus),
March 6 for the pur¬
chase of $260,000 building bonds.
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Dec.
Problems—Municipal Dealers and
inclusive.
investors will be interested in ob¬
I
1957
from
to
1979
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at ;the
Farmers National
Bank, of Canfield. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
i
Ohio
on
Governor
taining
a
copy
of
Traffic
of
Informed
Feb.
of
date
29
to
1957
Due on Nov.
inclusive.
1976
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Farmers
and
chants Bank of Warsaw.
Mer¬
Legality
approved by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
letter sent to
a
Governor Frank J. Lausche urdsr
James W.
15, 1955.
from
1
Chairman
by
Shocknessy in which the
Wayne Local School District (P. O.
R.F.D. 2, Williamsfield), Ohio.
Bond Offering—Laure McClos-
consideration to increase the traf¬
Lafayette Local School District
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 3, Medina), '[
Ohio
key, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed
bids until. 8
fic
p.m.
latter
sets
volume
forth
on
the
steps
under
the Turnpike, par¬
ticularly of commercial
truckers.
Proposals under consideration in¬
Bond
Offering—Lloyd A. Heath,
of Education,
Clerk of the Board
will receive sealed bids until noon
March 12 for the pur¬
$50,000 building bowls:
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Oct.
1
from
1957
to
1966 inclusive.
(EST)
chase
on
of
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Savings Deposit Bank
Medina.
Company,
by
oroved
Evatt
&
clude
a
engaged
sealed
Offering—Joseph J. Mit-
City
bids
will receive
until noon (EST) on
Auditor,
the services of
a
City to
informing
the
its
augment
public
non-Ohio
Turnpike's
program
of
residents
of
advantages
for
motorists.
Legality ap-
Marburger,
of Columbus,
Lorain, Ohio
lock,
ex¬
relations consultant in New York
Bond
Beatty,
Bond
re-examination of the
isting schedule of tolls for trucks.
The Commission, it is noted, has
Bricker,
Barton,
bids
(EST) on March 13
for the purchase of $75,000 build¬
until
Bond
Dailey, Clerk cf Board of-Educa^ by- Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
O'Conner. Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation,
1957
*■
Sandusky, Ohio
1
1961 inclusive.
1956.
April
inclusive.
Kenneth
—
Nov.
on
100.20,
1956. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Due
,
Due
at
side¬
assessment
from
ment bonds.
Bank, Painesville.
$1,175,000
Sale —The
Bond
Ohio
group
Bond
Dec.
interest (J-D)
County
National
and
the
(EST)
will
Clerk,
On-
(J-D) payable at the Central Nar
$675,000 dormi¬
tory bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 183,
purchased
Le¬
Offering—Cyrus
clusive.
935—were
the
Bank, Xenia.
Brook Park, Ohio
on
Bond Sale—The
p.
and
at
J.
Clerk,
1, 1977 inclusive.
receive
bonds.
C.
1957
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
chase
College, N.
from
Principal
payable
(J-D)
Xenia National
2.54%.
Elon
15
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1980
Govern,
CAROLINA
No.
4, Xenia), Ohio
Bond Offering—Warren D. Rob¬
Company, of Buffalo, R. W. Pressprich & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., and J. C. Bradford & Co., all
of New York City, as 2.60s, at a
price of 100.60, a basis of about
NORTH
at
be obtained
OHIO
Route
Offering—George
semi-annually from
White &
to
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
March
19
for the
purchase of
$200,000 sewage, disposal works
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
G. Evenson & Associates,
Bond Sale—The $560,000 school
bonds offered March 1—v. 183, p.
1045—were awarded to George B.
Due on
Bricker, Marburger,
of Columbus.
>
Village
to June
Inc., 723 First'National Soo Line
Building, Minneapolis, 2, Minn.
April 1, 1956.
by
Bond
dus,
to
Bays), N. Y.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of
Fairport, Ohio
*
can
Dated
Bond
$212,000 will be
offered for sale on April 10. Fur¬
from T.
Southampton
Dated
proved
in the amount of
100.77,
the
for
Evatt & Barton,
Valley City, N. Dak.
Bond Offering — School bonds
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., and
Chas. King & Co., as 2.60s, at
receive
1, 1957.
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
of
1956
1,
14
March
147.
The bonds
July 1, 1957.
group
will
Oct.
Inc.,
interest
additional
bear
Brown
Clerk,
1957
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
Agnes
$111,760 special assessment street
improvement
bonds,
series No,
July 1 from 1973
on
—
sealed bids until 11:30
on
on
due
3s,
City
Cain,
July 1 from 1965 to
inclusive; $40,000 2.90s,
due on July 1 from 1969 to
1972 inclusive,
and $180,000
City School District,
of
1
Massillon
Offering
from
.
$282,009 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 27—v. }83,
p.
826—were awarded to J. A.
elusive.
Bond
1968
Salamanca
Dempsey,
Columbus, Ohio
Paul, as follows: $80,000
21/2s, due on July 1 from 1957
to 1964 inclusive; $40,000 2%s,
due
&
Sanders
Note
of St.
"r
inclusive.-
1977
to
Cleveland.
Webber, Jackson &
of
Chicago;
E.
J,
Prescott & Co., Minneapolis,
2.78%.
a
1046—
p.
follows:
Paine,
Curtis,
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York, of Buffalo, and R. D. White
& Co., New York City, jointly, as
2.80s, at 100.13, a basis of about
bonds
Bismarck, as 2.90s, at par.
water and sewer utility
bonds to a group composed of
Juran & Moody, of St. Paul;
Y.
to
awarded
1045—were
183,
pur¬
ing and Trust Company, of
Doylestown. Legality approved by
340,000
$285,000 Town
Hall bonds offered Feb. 29—v. 183,
p.
as
1957
1
bonds.
?*>< Nov.
of
from
j
storm
18,600 special- assessment side\ walk repair bonds.
Due on
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the Commercial Bank¬
$375,000 special assessment re¬
funding improvement bonds
to Bank of North Dakota, of
Sale—The
Bond
awarded
interest
March 21 for the
special
from 1957 to
1980 in-i
on
Nov.
Ohio
•
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
walk
Principal
DAKOTA
Feb. 28—v.
offered
were
York, of Buffalo,
2.60s, at 100.01, a basis of about
2.59%.
rv;
as
Ramapo
1
Sale—The $715,000
Bond
on
1961
$532,350 school bonds;
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
Bismarck, N. Dak.
landt Central School District No. 3
bonds
(EST)
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds.-
sewer
Due
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
chase
assessment
sanitary
25,800
by
Pickeringlon Local School District,
special
and
Paulding. Legality
Squire, Sanders &
Bank,
1966
to
.
29,050
(P. O. Doylestown), Ohio
Offering — W. R. Bryan,
Bond
ap¬
Valley, Carmel and Cort-
Bond
District
1957
payable at the Na¬
approved
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive,
Qhippew# Township hocpr/ School
reported.
NORTH
to
1957
from
(M-N) payable at the Union Sav¬
offering
of
$25,000,000
school plant construction and im¬
provement bonds scheduled for
March
14—v.
183, p. 1045—has
been rescinded.
The bonds will
be reoffered in the near future, it
Wood, of New York City.
ing
—
%
ings fr Trust Company, of Warren.:
of)
The pro¬
tional
Sept. 1 from 1957
Principal and
on
inclusive.
Due
bonds.
from
1
Due
1976
to
interest (M-S)
61,850 special assessment street
paving bonds. Due on Nov. 1
T. H. White-
—
Principal: and
1
elusive.
posed
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Putnam
Postponed
Offering
Offering
Nov.
on
(State
Carolina
North
Nov.
on
house, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids uniil
(EST) on March 12 for the
purchase
of
$660,000
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
1,
main
water
noon
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Dec.
Dated
Culp, President of Board of Edu¬
pany
to
1955. Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable in
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
Free School Dist.
(P. O. Ossining), N. Y.
Bond
for
1957
from
1
Union
Ossining
No.
June
1976 inclusive.
New York
a
on
bonds.
building
county
167,000
1, 1956.
of
purchase
follows:
as
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
1 from
12,500
Ohio
Bond
the
for
145,000 paving bonds. Due on Nov.
Champion Township Local School
District (P. O. R. D. 4, Warren)i
to
14
$192,800 bonds,
inclusive.
bonds.
fromv 1957
1
June
on
March
1971
interest
and
Cleveland.
1985 inclusive.
both of
& Co.,
White
D.
R.
Due
;
1957 to
from
Principal
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Lorain
County Savings & Trust Com¬
pany, of Elyria. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
W. E. Easter-
—
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 13
for
the
purchase
of $1,367,000
ling,
(P.O.
1
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
North Carolina
and Pennfield Central School
District
Due
O. Sanford),
County (P.
Lee
Walworth, Macedon,
Marion, Williamson, Webster
Ontario,
Paulding, Ohio
Offering — Albert
Village
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
Clerk,
bids
March-9
will
until '
for
the
'
L.
re¬
noon
pur¬
chase of $20,000 water works im¬
provement
bonds.
Dated
March
March 5 for the
$70,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
on Dec.
1 from 1957 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)* payable at the Andover
Bank, Andover.
', '
(EST)
on
purchase
of
Willoughby Hills (P. O. 28962,
Chardon Road,
Bond
Wickliffe), Okio
Offering—Cecile
M.
Ru-
deen, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
March 22 for the
000
Village
purchase of $25,-
Hall
bonds.
Dated
Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Lake County
National Bank of
April 1, 1956.
Painesville.
Volume
Number 5513
183
.
.
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
.
sealed
Willoughby, Ohio
ceive
until
bids
sealed
7:30
Principal
office.
cf
payable at the Cleveland
Company, Willoughby.- Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand&
No.
"
First
bonds
-National
to
&
Bank
at the
*
Bethany, Okla.
'
Bond Ottering—Seared bids will
j.
......
.
be
received
by the City Clerk
..until March 13 for the purchase of
.,$295,000 storm sewer bonds. The
'issue was previously offered on
.
:Feb. 28.
97
*
(P.
Bond
p.m.
*
-
(CST)
sealed
6 for
March
-on
lrom -1958
-
Due
(EST)
on
will
chase
of
sealed
bids
tntil
*
bonds.
from
Due
/ :
inclusive.
,
Bond
Offering
Borough
Cicco,
7
7 for the
building
1958
to
1965
Bond Offering—E. L.
Clerk of the
will receive sealel bids
(CST)
.purchase
: bonds.
-
.
March
on
of
bu'lJing
offered
.:
Bond
and
*
Sale
were
.
building
24—v.
Vto
183,
the
The
—
offered
of Oklahoma
Feb.-
as
*
Tulsa
until
8
\
Bond
:
iyv<U83,7
March
'•I'.
PWtIaiji'.V»-1
>. vSV" vtJ
to
due
15,
1963;
$10,000
due March 15, 1964;
2.70s, due March 15,
1966;-$10,000 2.80s, due
15, 1967; $15,000 2.85s,
$15,C0S^2.£5^J
due March
27—v. 183, p.
'the
**'to
:
First
from
15
Bank
of
Bond
Offering
T.
—
A.
Wells.
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids until April 24
.
the
for
of
purchase
$1,250,000
omt
Bond
Offering
—
> ■
Ida Rondeau,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $230,000 sewer bonds.
Dated April 1,
„.bids
{,
■
;
*
1956.
to
*
*
Due on April 1 from 1957
1981
interest
inclusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable
and
at
'
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.,
Harney County Sch. Dist. No.
1
(P. O. 298 East B Street, Burns),
Oregon
Bond
Offering
—
Mildred
L.
were
183,
bonds
p.
935.
Feb.
offered
23—
It is about 50 air-
look"
"new
a
and tobacco
More than 1,000
acres
are
now
being plowed to
cultivate a wild yam from which,
is derived Cortisone, a hard-hit¬
tional
in
Puerto
Puerto
itself
and
through
will be likely to lo¬
which
area
have
years
stimulated both by
will be
refinery
tries
par¬
surrounding
in
cate in the Ponce area to be
Rico's
Rico
to
this
fined
petroleum products.
Clearings Increase
Bank
has
close
supply for re¬
of
source
Bank
principal
of
clearings
31, 1955, amounted to $932,211,168
compared with $825,676,533 in the
last half of 1954, an increase of
The
construction
was
fi
entirely with private capi-
West
of
coast
Ponce,
south
plant is
Gonzalez
Inc.
the
on
$12,250,000
anhydrous
being built by
a
ammonia
Chemical
This plant,
Industries,
with
a
rated
ca¬
pacity of 42,000 tons annually, is
expected to supply nitrogen for
the fertilizer and agricultural in¬
Another
:v
Ponce
major
plant
is that
of
area
Rican
in
Ponce
the
Ce¬
handled
banks
Government Devel¬
the
opment Bank for Puerto Rico
during the six months ended Dec.
12.9%.
Settlements
through
cane
sugar-
this year.
the
of young plants to start
pounds
Business
official Common¬
wealth survey shows. In 1955, net
profits of business enterprises in
the Commonwealth reached $581
million, a 340% gain over 1940's
$75 million.
Also mirroring the
upward trend: Net income which
has more than tripled since 1940,
ally.
RHODE
Sale
Feb.
York.
Investments
the
Puerto
insurance
96
thorized
to
do
Commonwealth
Rico by
companies
in
au¬
the
business
increased
notes
(EST)
on
building
First
NationalJ3ank & Trust Co.,
West View.
Burgwin,
of
Legality approved by
Ruffin,; Perry
Pittsburgh^-
8c Pohl,
cipal and interest payable at the
National Bank of Boston.
First
approved
by,V Storey,
Thorndikje* ~Pahner*X?;; Dodge, of
Legality
more
Florida and in the Caribbean area.
Through
have
rum
of,4,954.
and OThe leading ^voluntary invest¬
been important sources' ments of the irfelirance companies
the
years,
sugar
bonds
of revenue to the Ponce area, vlts
are
port, serving a large part of South
Puerto Rico, ranks second to Sap
agencies,
A
tonnage^. ;
mr
in
of
Comm
inclfldJ^Uyi^P^^e-
sq.urce^AfJW^ and the Aque¬
duct, and Sewer Authority. The
held
companies
insurance
.large
a textile mill, a foundry,
factory, and ship repair
factories,
shoe
school bonds. Dated
Due
Ponce is
were
in the non-statutory, or
category.
About $10
nearly all of voluntary
center of culture and
a
Its
complete
school
—
character
—
Rican
Puerto
were
invested in
includ¬
mortgages,
and
of Chicago.
County (P. O.
Dandridge), Tenn.
Offering — G. C. Zirke,
Jefferson
Schuylkill County (P. O.
of the
original struc¬
erected by volunteers
in the
Extending around
the plaza is a wide sidewalk of
brilliant inlaid tile.
19th
Century.
(Commonwealth of)
Puerto Rico
Recent Indicators
of Economy's
The Commonwealth
Refining
Company,
Inc.,
—
industrial project in
Pcttsville), Pa.
Puerto Rico, with a present daily
Bond
Offering, — Edward
C. refining capacity of 22,000 barrels
Hpuser, Counfy Comptroller, will of crude oil, began operations in
largest
...
a.m.
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
March
until
15
10:30
for
the
purchase of $316,000 general obli¬
gation funding bm-'ds. Dated April
1956.
Du'e^on
April
1
from
Chairman,
County
sealed
on
refinery,
con¬
structed
entirely
with private
capital at a cost of $26,000,000,
is
situated
on
Guayanilla Bay
near
the City of Ponce on the
February.
The
western
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Company, Milwaukee, Wis.; State
Mutual Life Assurance Company,
Mass.; Bankers Na¬
Insurance Company,
Montclair, N. J.; and the Colonial
Life
Insurance Company of
Worcester,
America,
major
been
participants
in
the
of the new anhydrous
ammonia plant erected by Gon¬
financing
zalez
will
11
receive
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of
for the
22
$115,000 court house repair bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1956. Due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1968 inclu¬
M-S.
Interest
Legality
by Peck, Shaffer
ap¬
& Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
TEXAS
Heights Indep. Sch. Dist.
Alamo
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
Sale—The $750,000
Bond
house bonds offered
awarded
to
a
group
school
Feb. 29 were
composed of
FredBernet &
Hickman, all of San Antonio, at
East Orange, N. J.—have 100.10, a net interest cost of about
Life
tional
Their
until
bids
March
proved
Oil
receive
Bond
sive.
ture
interest
^D) payable at the Hanover
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
with
restoration
Aprj^ly.
Apj
on
about
voluntary
lion
million
facilities.
Expansion
f
March 1,
1956. Prin¬
dated
Boston."
Corporation, with a capacity
s'X&M*
than 1,000,000 bags annu¬ $26 million to $32 million during
***
TENNESSEE
the calendar year1 1954} according
ally. Not only has Ponce Cement
supplied a "large part of, the ce-v to M: Nieves Hidalgo,. Superior
Greenville, Tenn.
ment
for Puerto
Rico's rapidly tendeni of Jnsurahce. iVoluntar|u
Bond Offenfig — Mayor C. M.
expanding construction industry investmentsjDeyoncPth# statiiwty- Kiser will receive sdaled bids
but. also
has had a
substantial requiremeh.ts, reached the record uhtil 1:30
p.m. (EST)
on March
producton which has been sold in sum of $23.1 million at the end 13 for the purchase of $200,000
of
March 6 for the*
of'^$325,000
Dated'April 1, 1956. Due
on
April 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Prineipal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the Peoples
discount.
Due on June 15,
1956.
system includes a new
bonds.
are
from
university ing FHA insured mortgages.
Investments of insurance com¬
4,000 students.
One of its
panies in! Puerto Rico have not
tourist attractions is the worldBond Offering—Esther S. Hopf, famous t "Parque
de
Bombas," been confined to the purchase of
securities.
In
addition to
the
located on the
city
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬ firehouse,
above
purchases, four mainland
tors, will receive sealed bids until plaza. The building, painted red
insurance
companies — North¬
8
-and black in vivid designs, is a
*
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
West View, Pittsburgh), Pa.
The $350,000 notes
29 were awarded to
Industrial National Bank of Prov¬
The
in
—
idence, at 1.65%
Companies Augment
Insurance
j
ISLAND
Newport, R. I.
Bond
New
million annu¬
stands at $990
now
offered
of
in
better
never
was
Puerto Rico, an
Government Devel¬
Bank
crop.
new
Business Profits Expand
Net
made
are
Rico's
off Puerto
opment Bank's non-member ac¬
count with the Federal Reserve
Investments
ment
education.
jr -
Ross
Mayo, District Clerk, will receive. T#
be
will
alongside of Puerto Rico's tradi¬
portance
through
a
received for the $2,200,000 school
the
City
School
Not^Sold—No bids
purchase
■
on
1976
to
Authority, Pa.
Bonds
p.m.
building bonds.
Empire, Oregon
Digging for Drugs
j^gmrruted to the $15 million in-bonds of these in¬
arbasis of about ne§Ses J®)
ftion of Ponce's indus¬ strumentalities of the Common¬
aWh4AJ995. ^, cliversSftca'
try. It now boasts several candy wealth, of which nearly $10 mil¬
v.
-
payment of the 29% in¬
on
interest, dividends,
There
tve
revenue
Clatsop Coun'y School District No.
1-C (P. O.- Astoria), Oregon
*
south-cen¬
development program
largest single industrial es¬
Juan in
:i
Portland.
1971
inclusive?51
1046—were'awarded
National
tax
within Puerto Rico.
Puerto
360,000 school revenue bonds as
eral obligation bonds, offered Fob.
,
15,
ind-'$90,000 3s, due
1970,
March
County School Disfiht
No: 1 (P. O: Milwaukee^ Or^of{
Bond Sale—The $780,000 ge~*-
i
fully
in
overlooking the
few
past
nanced
15,1962; $10,000 2.55?,
March
15,
to
*b
*•'
-
income
and rents derived from any source
oil.
1961
2V2S,
$10,000
Clackairftus
-
tax
come
Oil Refining Co.
Inc., refinery with a daily ca¬
pacity of 22,000 barrels of crude
1965; $16,003 23/4s, due Mar h
—
C^tfrdSSUnited States National Bank
of
from the
im¬
the
Rico
Puerto
recently was amended to ex¬
empt life insurance, companies,
both
resident and non-resident,
Commonwealth
dup Margin. 15, 1968; $15,000
L2.9Q£,*Wue March 15, 1969;
awarded
The
fields
emphasize
Refining
of
terms
amounting to
law
Commonwealth
of
Executives
force
$235,500,000.
and other products.
Oil
in
second
in
insurance
completed at nearby Guayanilla Bay.
It is the $26,000,000
935 —
Dillon
p.
1957
from
15
March
$10,000
Oregon
935—were
Rico
dustries of Puerto Rico.
2.60s,
Sale—The $365 070 water
p;
of
been
schogLrpvenue bonds as
jp3ti,0CO 4s, due on
due
OREGON
V>revenue bonds offered Feb. 29
located
tablishment
Authority J
Feb!r£8rTV. 183,
.inclusive;
Sale—The
Bend.
the
The
March
Bond
valuation
industrial
p.m
follows:
v'
$80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 24—v. 183,
p. 935—were awarded to Small•'Milburn Company, of Wichita.
•
is
,
awarded to Eastman,
$225,000
*
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Arrow), Okla.
County
Pro¬
general
that date, giving a
on
Puerto
ticipated
Secretary, ' will
follows:
Company,
v
for
total
a
Ponce and the
in
Co., and Jdnney, Dulles & Co.,
Philadelphia, jointly at 98,
net interest cost of about 3.23%,
No. 3 (P. O. Broken
v
•
City.
sale
close
the establishment of other indus¬
'
*
a
the
both of
935—were awarded
Securities
First
&
a
$75,000 sites
bonds
p.
million
was
ment
(P. CL Easton), Pa.
Sale—The $o85,000 bonds
No. 10 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
*
showed
Ponce
Bond
;Tulsa County Indep School District
«
Inc.,
Life insurance, with
of premiums paid,
year.
$7.7
July
Caribbean Sea.
Charles
P.
—
Twp. Municipal
Palmer
for .the
$18,030
Refining
has contracted
oil companies for the
supply of its crude oil require¬
ments on a long-term basis! These
contracts have been signed with
Esso Export Company, a subsidi¬
ary of the Standard Oil Company
(New Jersey) and the Texas Peu'oleum Company, a subsidiary of
the Texas Company. These com¬
| tal.
Due from 1960 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
the
issue.
used
Oil
that
Rico.
---v.
■
il 7:33
un
A
ago
net
tral
March 8 for the pur¬
$150,000
improvement
burgh.
Patterson,
7
refinery
Rico.
of the refinery to the
economy
of Puerto Rico. They ting arthritis drug. A new com¬
Chemicals, Inc., is
point out that in addition to the pany, Root
benefits accruing to the Puerto, going to build an extraction plant
Rican Treasury through the im- I on the island and last month flew
port duty on crude oil, employ¬ in from Mexico more than 400
approved by Burgwin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
Ruff in,
"
; p.m.
oil
Puerto
with major
ratio of debt to assessed valuation
of 3.6%.
Dated March 1, 1956.
Legality
of Edu-ation,
Board
for
soon
be
$81,798,070
cipal and interest payable at the
First
National Bank, Braddock.
County Dependent School
District No. 26 (P. O. Ada), Okla.
;
of
rolls
Due
1957 t(hl976 inclusive. Prin-
from
Pontotoc
I
second
in
with
only $4 million in 1940.
Nearly $2 billion of fire, marine,
hurricane, and automobile dam¬
age insurance was in force at the
end of 1954, on which premiums
of nearly $8 million
were paid
1, 1955, Ponce had panies, together with
Sun Oil
outstanding debt of $2,987,-! Company and New England Pe¬
335
and
a
free
troleum
Corporation, have also
debt-incurring
margin
of
$5,192,472. • The tax contracted to purchase gasoline
a
and
bids
sealed
bonds.
•
•
will
As
'
.
market
$1,300,000 bond
ceeds
North Braddock, Pa.
receive
(CST) on March
purchase
of
$40,000
the
built
Company,
public improvements.
PENNSYLVANIA
v
Clerk of the Board of Edjcation,
receive
the
a
Sayre, of Portland.
;
p.m.
is
Venezuela
of
ing and manufacturing center for
Principal
•
;
•
refinery
Superintendent
much of the south coast of Puerto
the
'
*
the
from
Commonwealth
RICO
$1,300,000 Bond IssuePuerto
Rico's .second
in
Myrtle Creek, Oregon
Bond Offering—r>en i*. Nichols,
Osage County Indep. Sch. Dist. \
No. 7 (P. O. Skiatook), Okla. j
/
Bond
Offering—L. R. Martin,
..
is
be
year
Sell
of
inclusive.
1961
to
(A-O) payable
interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas-
purchase of $8,000 building trans¬
portation equipment bonds.
This
Ponce,
largest city, with a population of
126,000 in 1950, is expected to be
i
until
bids
To
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
clusive.
Clfcrk of the Board of Education
receive
for
Columbia.
and
to
oil
shipped
the
miles southeast of San Juan, capi
tal of Puerto Rico. It is the trad¬
O. Greenfield), Okla. 1
Offering —D. O. Lake,
will
Crude
being
by
Insurance. Premiums paid in 1954
totaled
$21.7 million,
compared
ing.
Ponce, Puerto Rico
$135,000 general obligation sewer
bonds.. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
or* March 1 from. 1957 to 1975 in¬
Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
-
plied
,
PUERTO
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30 jp.m.
(PST) on
March
19
for
the
purchase of
»
Blaine County
•
,
The First Boston
the Caribbean Refinery
until March 7 for the purchase cf Company, with production capac¬
ity of 10,000 barrels daily, began
$35,000 general obligation bonds.
pperalions.
' Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land.
:
* 'L~r'-V. •
.
office.
Townsend,
Secretary will receive seal.d bids
•
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Trust
Company, of Oklahoma City.
Sea.
Corporation arranged the financ-
Upper Yoder Township (P. O.
Johnstown), Pa.
Bond Offering —The
Township
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
Caribbean
Legality ap¬
Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
swimming
pool
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on April 1
$214,000
sold
was
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Win<
Principal
payable at the County
proved
inclusive.
~
from
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
1966
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
6
for the
purchase of $175,000
Oklahoma
-building
to
City Recorder, will receive sealed
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Oklahoma City),
31
and interest
McMinnville, Oregon
Bond Offering — W. A. Zosel,
OKLAHOMA
Beckham
1957
Portland.
.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
V
1957 to-1966 inclusive.
,
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
<Trust
-ers
the
for
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
•(J-D)
,
from
15
interest
and
8
$190,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated April 15, 1956. Due on Dec.
p.m.
(EST) 'on March 12 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Dye on Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.
(PST)
purchase of
"
H.Dick¬
Director of Finance, will re¬
son,
bids until. 7:30 p.m.
Marcn
on
-Bond Offering—Francis
59
(1163)
.
Industries,
investment in
Chemical
total
Inc.
this
amount to more than
(exact
amount)
in
mortgage bonds.
The
growth of the insurance
business in Puerto Rico has been
rapid, according to statistics sup-
Co.; Fridley, Hess &
Russ &
erking; and Schneider,
2.74%,
as
follows:
$7,000 3s. Due from
1956 to 1962
inclusive.
743,000
23/4s.
Due from 1963 to
1979 inclusive.
plant will
$4,000,000
Amarillo, Texas
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,990,000
improvement bonds offered
March 1 — v. 183, p. 1046 — were
awarded to a group composed of
s'reet
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
60
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; R. S.
Dickson & Co.; The Lee Higgin-
Dallas.
at
Inc.,
Pickard,
&
Corbett
cost of
100.0008, a net interest
about 2.81%, as follows:
on March
from 1957 to 1964 inclusive.
1
1,055,000 2%s. Due on March
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
1
Due
3V2s.
§420.000
1981 inclusive.
from 1977 to
$100,000 court
offered Feb.
1046—were awarded
Lufkin National Bank- of
house and jail bonds
Lufkin.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rockport), Texas
Bond Sale—The $675,000 school
Call,
County
offered
bonds
27
Feb.
follows:
due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1965 in¬
clusive; $985,000 2y2s, due on
March 1 from 1966 to 1970 in¬
clusive; $788,000 2.60s, due
bonds:
—
inclusive; $1,182,000 2.70s, due
on March 1 from 1975 to 1980
Due
2V2S.
330,000
on
1
March
1967 inclusive.
to
1963
from
on March 1
1962 inclusive.
inclusive; and < $197,000
due on March 1, 1981.
Due
to
1974
y4s,
75,000 fire protection bonds; $27,000 4s, due on March 1 from
1957 to 1965 inclusive; $15,-
Austin,
Offering
Texas
It is
—
that bonds totaling
offered for sale
be
$1,570,000 will
on March 22,
due
Sch. Dist., Texas
The
$1,500,000
school house bonds offered Feb.
29—v. 183, p. 936—were awarded
to a group composed of The First
National Bank, of Chicago; Mer¬
cantile
Trust
Company,
of St.
Austin
Indep.
Bond
v
Sale
—
Louis; Julien Collins & Co.; Wil¬
liam Blair & Co., Inc.; Burns, Cor¬
&
bett
Pickard, Inc.; Shannon &
Co.; and Barret, Fitch, North &
Co., at 100.006, a net interest cost
follows:
of about 2.61%, as
$320,000 2%s. Due on July 1
1956 to
from
1963 inclusive.
:
305,000 2V2s. Due on July
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
1 from
375,000 2 3/4S. Due on July
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
1 from
and $3,000 y4s,
$100,000 street
Sale—The
improvement bonds offered Feb.
27—v. 183, p. 936—were awarded
to Rotan, Mosle & Co., of Houston.
The bonds were sold as follows:
76,000 2%s. Due on March
1963 to 1976 inclusive.
1 from
Brownsville Consolidated Indep.
School District, Texas
Bond Sale—The
the group:
Manhattan Bank, Bankers
Chase
$750,000 build-
of
members
Other
both of New York, First
Trust Co.,
Laredo, Texas
The $399,000 gen¬
Sale
Bond
the
Additional Sale—The
and
water
offered
the
to
same
group
a
bonds
time were
headed by
revenue
sewer
at
$5,000,000
Co., N. Y. City, at
100.05, a net interest cost of about
2.66%, as follows:
Bear, Stearns &
Due on March 1
$1,000,000 4y2s.
1961 inclusive.
from 1957 to
2y4s.
400,000
Due
on
March 1,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., and Russ
&
Co.,
both
of San Antonio,
3,600,000 2.60s.
Due on March 1
from 1964 to 1981
inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Sons; Van Alstyne,
Courts & Co.; Tripp &
Co.; Rand & Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; the Ohio Company;
J.
G. White & Co.; Dempsey&
Gregory
from
M-S.
$550,000
Sale—The
1
27
Feb.
Bank of Austin.
Independent School District,
& Co.,
March
936—were awarded
Bank, Fort
Hart & Parvin,
Bernet & Hick¬
Worth; Austin,
Schneider,
and
Plains,
Texas
$240,000
utility revenue bonds was sold to
Dittmar & Co., of San Antonio,
1965 inclusive.
1966 to
Due on Sept.
1972 inclusive.
1 from
1985
to
from
inclusive."
1, 1955. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
Sept,
and interest
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 29—v.
p. 1048 — were awarded to
Columbian
Securities
Corp.
1 from
Nov.
Principal
approved
Legality
Waco.
by
Boothman, of
Dumas, Huguenin &
Dallas.
School District, Texas
Wells Indep.
Bond Sale-—An issue of
school building
Henry,
$135,000
bonds was sold to
& Black, of Dallas,
3V2s, at a price of
Seay
and
33/4s
as
improvement
183,
the
of
—
to
obliga¬
April
Dated
1956.
1,
1958 to 1971
and interest
Principal
the
at
County
Consol,
207
No.
District
(P. O.
Sale—The $390,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Feb. 23—v. 183,
p. 936—were awarded to the Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Commerce,
of
Seattle.
"
V
and
bridge bonds offered Feb. 29
1048—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of First
Southwest Co.; Russ & Co.; Wm.
N. Edwards & Co.; Fort Worth
National Bank, Fort Worth; Ed¬
dleman-Pollok Co.; Republic Na¬
tional Bank, of Dallas; E. F. Hutton & Co., and R. A. Underwood
& Co., at 100.20, a net interest cost
of about 3.04%, as follows:
p.
762,000 3s. Due on March 15 from
1971
to
1985 inclusive.
Due on March 15,
125,000 23/4s.
1926.
bonds offered
v.
a
183,
Townsend, Wash.
Port
$2,200,-
water revenue bonds
sold to a group composed of
000
special
was
Blyth & Co.; Foster & Marshall;
Pacific Northwest Co., and Wm.
P. Harper & Son & Co., all of
Seattle, at 98.32, a net interest
cost of about 3.15%, as follows:
Due on April 1 from
$241,000 3s.
inclusive.
1961
1957" to
472,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
Due on April 1 from
360,000 3s.
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
Due
3.10s.
April
on
1
from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
3.15s.
423,000
Due
April
on
1
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
The
1956
bonds
and
April
1,
as
of April
and
Principal
1961.
1,
dated
are
callable
are
interest
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office,
tional
Bank
or at the Pacific Na¬
of Seattle.
Legality
by Preston, ThorgrimHorowitz, of Seattle.
approved
&
son
Snohomish
District
County, Everett School
No.
2
O. Everett),
(P.
Washington
Bond
Offering—Verne
County
sealed
on
will
Treasurer,
bids
March
until
11
Sievers,
receive
(PST)
a.m.
for the purchase
12
of
$1,000,000 building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
UTAH
District,
Utah
,
Bond
(A-O)
cipal and interest
North Davis County Sewer
p.
group
build¬
$10,100
Bond Sale—An issue of
inclusive.
from 1957 to 1970
Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds offered Feb. 29—v. 183,
p. 827—were awarded to the State
of Washington, as 3s, at par.
Due on March 15
$428,000 3V2s.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
99
Sale—The $1,315,000 road
183,
County School District No,
Pierce
704,000
(P. O. Wichita
Falls), Texas
$5,000,000 gen¬
936 — were
composed of
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
1
awarded
re¬
p.m.
Davenport), Wash.
&
proved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
Texas
San Antonio,
March
general
$59,000
payable
School
interest
and
San Antonio.
Bond Sale—The
.
of
—v.
Due on Sept. 1 from
18,000 4V2s.
eral
on
1956.
1957 to 1976
Dated May 1,
house bonds.
Due
school
$2,000,000
of
purchase
Bond
110,000 43/4s. Due on Sept. 1
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
•
(CST) on March 21 for the
Due on Sept. 1 from
68,000 41/2S.
Texas,
1 p.m.
Wichita County
follows:
Plainview
E. Crews,
par.
Bond Sale—An issue of
las.
J.
—
Dated Jan. 15, 1956.
Due
serially from 1957 to 1986 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
both of Dallas.
Dated
Offering
inclusive.
$1,000,000
The
National
1957 to
3
March 13 for the pur¬
on
of
bonds.
inclusive.
Texas payable at the National City Bank
of Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago;
Republic National Bank, Dallas;
1983
Bond
composed
$44,000 4s.
until
bids
Due on April 1 from
sealed bids until
—
p.
Worth
(PST)
tion
will
Treasurer,
sealed
T exas
tees, will receive
Sale
group
Fort
to
composed of
group
Bank; and Hudson, Stayart
Inc., both of Dallas.
a
County
chase
Board of Trus¬
Equitable Securities Corp.,
Nashville; Republic National
183,
Offering—Mable M. Gui-
Bond
nan,
warrants offered
183, p. 1048 — were
the Austin National
v.
gen¬
offered
bonds
the
to
—
$150,000
Secretary of the
awarded to a
1—v.
County, Centerville Sch.
(P. O. Goldendale),
Washington
Dist. No. 215
Lincoln County, Davenport
The
—
183, p. 1047 —were
—v.
Bond
2.90s, at par.
as
.
obligation
March
Sale
Warrant
Waco
Bond
Washington,
Klickitat
Austin),
O.
(P.
County
Travis
Texas
Longview Indep. Sch. Dist.,
eral
936—were awarded to the State
p.
of
(A-O)
.
.
Sale—The $324,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
Treasurer's office. "
awarded
Interest
1956.
1,
March
1977
1986 inclusive.
to
road and bridge
inclusive.
1971
to
from
15
March
on
3%s,
$150,000
and
tax
due on
to 1976;
1967
Texas
Due on March 1 from
39,000 3s.
3%s,
from
Joint
(P. O. Pasco), Wash.
Bond
ceive
obligation
$75,000
15
inclusive;
1 from
33,000 23/4s. Due on March
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Dated
1986 inclusive.
March
due
$150,000
and
March 15 from
bonds:
$28,000 2V2S. Due on March 1
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
as
$85,000 3%s, due
from 1967 to
general
225,000
building bonds was sold to Russ
Co., of San Antonio, as follows:
net
Connell
County,
Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 51-162
15
inclusive;
1977 to
&
Noel & Co.;
Tegeler & Co.; Lyons & Shafto,
Inc.; Kalman & Co.; Lucas, Eisen
& Waeckerle, Fahey, Clark & Co.;
1976
Luling Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
a
3.18%,
water works and sewer
3y8s, due on
"
1967
about
March
on
1047—were awarded to
183, p.
v.
of
bonds:
tax
equipment and fire
March 1—
Bond Sale—The $490,00U
1962 and 1963.
936—
p.
price of 100.007,
a
cost
$235,000
offered
bonds
station
jointly, at
—
eral obligation
Mercantile
Dallas.
Franklin
follows:
Eddleman-Pollok Co., of Houston,
Davenport,
183,
Rauscher, Pierce
of San Antonio; Rowles,
&
Co.,
of
Houston,
interest
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
as
National Bank, and
First National Bank, both of
Co.,
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu-
man,
White-Phillips Co., of
&
20—v.
bonds
awarded to
were
Winston
Trust
Company,
of
St.
Louis, First
Southwest Co., of Dallas, Fidelity
Union Trust Co., of Newark, R. L.
Day & Co., of New York, William
N. Edwards & Co., of Fort Worth,
Mercantile
Corp.,
Boston
from
$24,000 3s. Due on March 1
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
March 1, 1985.
on
awarded
Bastrop, Texas
Bond
March 1 from 1975 to
on
and
Feb.
offered
at the
Mercantile National Bank, Dallas.
school house bonds offered
1980 inclusive;
$1,250,000 revenue bonds.
bonds.
Principal
Pampa Indep. Sch. District,
due
follows:
1,
payable
(M-S)
22.60s, due March 1 from 1971
to 1974 inclusive; $18,000 2.70s,
reported
320,000 general obligation
March
1 from 1957
March
2y2s, due on March 1 from
1956 to 1970 inclusive; $12,000
000
Bond
dated
are
on
inclusive.
1979
interest
4s,
$1,773,000
March 1 from 1971 to
on
follows:
1957
improvement
street
$4,925,000
Son, Inc., both of Dallas, at 100.06,
a net interest cost of about 2.57%,
2%s.
price of 100.10, a net
cost of about 2.62%, as
at a
interest
Co., San Antonio; Mercantile Na¬
tional Bank; and Dallas Rupe &
from
bonds offered Feb.
183, p. 826—were awarded
to a group headed by the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
27—v.
p.
$345,000
Sale—The $5,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation
936—were awarded to
composed of Rowles, Win¬
& Co., Houston; Dittmar &
183,
to
jointly.
Worth, Texas
Fort
group
ston
approved by Mc¬
Parkhurst
&
Crowe, of
Legality
cago,
Aransas
house
1979
Bond
27—v. 183, p.
the
of Dallas, as 4M»s. Dated
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
to 1987
inclusive.
Interest
bonds
Due
WASHINGTON
Sale—The $460,000
Bond
The
1956.
Black,
Dallas.
Texas
Sale—The
$50,000
water works and
sewer
system
bonds was sold to Henry, Seay &
Lufkin),
Angelina County (P. O.
Bond
Forney, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
F-A.
1
Parkhurst &
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
proved
Feb.
Due on March
2.80s.
515,000
as
of Dallas, as 3Y4s and
Due on
1 from 1956 to 1989 inclu¬
Interest J-D.
Legality ap¬
sive.
First of
National
of Fort Worth; and Burns,
Bank,
!as
Monday, March 5, 1956
.
.
Snyder, Texas
by the Republic National Bank of
Dated March 1, 1956.
Company;
The Milwaukee
Rowles, Winston & Co.;
Texas Corp.; Fort Worth
v.
& Co.,
3s.
Dec.
pany;
to
ton
Corp.; Central Republic Com¬
son
a
.
(1164)
at
the
Snohomish
Offering—Sealed bids will
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Sultan
County,
District
No.
(M-S)
payable
School
314
(P. O. Everett),
Feb. 28—v. 183,
be received until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
Washington
p.
1046—were awarded to R. J.
on
March 20 for the purchase of
Bond Offering—Verne Sievers,
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City, Hayden, Miller & Co.; Piper, Jaf- Chicago; Chase Manhattan Bank;
$1,090,000
general obligation
Bankers Trust Co., both of New
at 100.01, a. net interest cost of fray & Hop wood; Weil, Roth &
County
Treasurer, will
receive
bonds.
Legality
approved
by sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
about 3.45%, as follows:
Irving; Doll & Isphording, Inc.; York; J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.;
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
American Securities Corp.; Bax¬
on March 16 for the purchase of
$201,000 3y4s. Due on Dec. 15 from Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Mur¬
Copies of the bidding prospectus
ter Williams & Co.; First National
ray W. Moore & Co., and Henry
1956 to 1979 inclusive.
$98,000 general obligation bonds.
may be obtained from the Dis¬
Bank, of Dallas; Central Republic
Dated
March
1, 1956.
Due on
549,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 15 from Dahlberg & Co.
trict's Fiscal Agent, Edward L.
Co.; and Julien Collins & Co., at
March
1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
1980 to 1986 inclusive.
Grand Prairie
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Burton
& Co.,
160 South Main
100.12, a net interest cost of about
clusive.
Principal and
interest
ing bonds offered
'
•
'
Bond
,
ley,
City
sealed
on
Texas
Dallas, Texas
Offering—E. Lynn Cross-
Auditor,
bids until
March
will
receive
1:45 p.m.
26 for
(CST)
the purchase of
2.73%, as follows: '
build-]
$1,250,000 4s. Due on March 1
ing bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 183,
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
p. 936—were awarded to the First
1,750,000 2V2s. Due on March 1
of Texas Corp., of San Antonio.
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond
$8,500,000 bonds, as follows:
Hurst-Euless
$350,000 water works bonds.
District
690,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
1,520,000 storm sewer bonds.
school
970,000 street paving bonds.
R.
1,770,000
street
opening
widening bonds.
street
2,000,000
and
improvement
bonds.
improvement
park
1,000,000
3y4s
$170,000
building bonds was sold to
Edwards, Inc., of Dallas, as
and 3s, at a price of par.
Dated Feb.
from
School
(P. O. Hurst), Texas
1956
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
1990 inclusive. In¬
to
terest J-D.
200,000 fire station bonds.
Consolidated
Bond Sale—An issue of
J.
Legality approved by
&
McCall, Parkhurst
Independent School
District, Texas
Sale—An issue of $70,000
school bonds
1,000,000 2%s. Due on March 1
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
was
sold to Thorn¬
T exas
Bond
Sale
—
$1,200,000
school house bonds offered Feb. 29
were
awarded to
a
group
headed
Johnsbury Town
to
Due
1976
First
on
are
dated March 15,
Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the
Bank, of Smithville.
School Dist.,
felman, of Seattle.
offered
Feb.
28
Not
Sold
—
Bond
sale
an
works
chased
Sale
County
re¬
—
of
issue
revenue
by
At
group
a
as
>
a
negotiated
$800,000 public
bonds was pur¬
Edward G. Taylor
Cincinnati,
V irginia
Bonds
Fairmont, W. Va.
—
Campbell County (P. O. Rustburg),
VIRGINIA
WEST
Bond Sale—The $350,000 public
school, bonds
headed
4y4s.
Dated
Commission, Charleston, or at the
$2,000,000
York City.
building
bonds
Gift red. Feb. 28—v.
183, p. 1048.
Aug.
1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1, 1985. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
office of the State Sinking Fund
First National City Bank, of
school
by
& Company, of
jected the bids submitted for the
State
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
ap¬
Vermont
March 15 from 1957
inclusive.
County
Legality
proved by Weter, Roberts & She-
VIRGINIA
The bonds
interest
The
St.
Antonio.
Crowe, of
School District,
VERMONT
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
v.
183, p. 936—were awarded to
Smith, Barney & Co., New York
Smithville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
City, as 2V2s, at 100.51, a basis
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
of about 2.42%.
house bonds offered Feb. 29 vvero
awarded to Dittmar & Co., of San
1956,
Jacksonville Indep.
Bond
1,000,000 2.70s. Due on March 1
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Dallas.
bonds.
Duncanville
St., Salt Lake City 1, Utah.
Sale—The $250,000
New
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
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